L No. 101 concowj, n. a. Wednesday; December 2, 1896. Whole NO. l.iVHf IN A A 1 : tr:. ' ''' 1 - f.; - U.J .:;tleop white will soon haT I i j Ii frcscI Today I he ; . 1 1 Heuvy. i . ( pvmty ! :v on pedestrian?, but .uy enjoyed by those :;S by a blading hickory h Xc lit- cy particles . -;-aiiy to tho earth. i -mow of the season 'is ; - units of joy by both . . The boya and giria : . ,'bi;:iDg, while the t-.T'i KimtLd with the i.i-H ail fever rer ins are i- " the winter. trhir.s tire on the streets .i.'j business is being u jraii about 8 o'clock . i: g, and has continued . ;,v up to tne hour of our ,.-,r s ; r;e, and will measure .. v !:? at this time. Sieighs ; : ;-Mt in readiness and the c:.rrv niAh of the bAia will be k!.-' ' ';t. r;.:; v::MJ1EU ELSEW'HEIiE. A ; .'vie lias femed in the (,: r. ',cr. Wis , which caused r... : i i'.-::k ii p a iid several tcv,:,!- ' : en t-d with ilobdd. h , '.r-.i th etorm rook the form i't a t u-'ua- uud ihe town (;f almost totally destroyed. Is ''. -i Jhikota trains are ; ' l !e he. ivy fall of enow, wu:-:a i;ul:-ti a depth of S to li liin ii undergoing the rigor of a stic Nor' wester. The ;:v:.n is general, reaching iu:;i R-cilic to the Atlantic, intbc northwest the cold is i:eu-, in many instances the r.-wv re.ditenng as low as 20 brlcw : lo, uud much suffering will result. Onr CorrosnoiLlont on lUo Track ol llie Advance Aftcnl of 'roieriiy. LOVE LAUGHS Ed cTANDAKD : Ever ftm tho j announcement of the breakinloe oi tne Advance Aizxi cf the wavfi nf proepentyj have been trving to locate him to get the reward. That re-' port, locating him in A-jn coa tv ! 13 all a fake. J' Up and down the Carolina Cen-! tral. 1 ve looked for him ; alonsr the Southern Kail way, too, difout search has been made Ml io no avail. At Winston, Monday, it was rumored that this Advance Agent of Prosperity, was supposed to be near Madison, Koekin-h:m county. At once I boarded a Roanoke and Souther!) train (which by the way id nearly a r ilroad on stilts, if trebles mean anything) for Madi 8on. I've (he Agent spotted if he doesn't work his ropea right, he's mine or I'm ;his'n," sure This Advance Agent ol the pro- mist d "Vave of Prosperi ty " is none other bnt a nreachr-r of Stok s county, who manure: urea brandy which he sells to the public u.'idrr the label of "sure euro for ail kid ney troubles.'' I met up with a few, who are Wilbur to testify to the merits of this remedy, and others who are giving tne remedy .i i m i . . a tr.orouuu tes!;. Tne latter are weakening already, I think, and it will not be long before they become convinced. By the way, is it nt probable that this preacher's kidney cnr3 will bring about a waye of Prosperity quioK er than Hanna's Agent will? That is, "simply for instance, as loDg as the cure is getting in its business. I saw Leo Wheat here he got on the train I left. He was loaded down with baggage and enthusiasm. By the way, Leo is a great okist. While the conductor was helping him on, Prof. Wheat remarked : 'You think, captain, I can catch this tram ?" . In a few days, Mr. Editor, I will s?nd you a picture of the Siamese Twins, who once lived in Surry county and whose children now live in the county, one of them the wife of the present Kegister of Deeds. With all the kidney cure about here, you can't see any snakes with legs and claws. K. Madison, N. 0., Dec. 1, '9G. CASTOR i A For Infants and. Children. 2s ca Monthly uathor Report. 1.; The following ia the monthly report furhifhed us by Prof. HTJ Lading, of Mt. Pleasant ; Hihett temperature 76 on 19th Lov. st temperature 27 on 11th. Aver w temperature 55.1 Irost occurred on 2, 7, 14, 15, 1G Mid i,t. ibua ier showpr on the 11th. Ntuni -r of clear days 10; partly r: " ' OiOudv 17. j' ' .ntf direction of the wind Vj;' :.nd northeast. . v ul ' dya on which rain 1 t rain 2.SG inches on the ' j'nffUl for the month Y LL FCR THE TEAR. .00 inches luly M-.,r Octob r 5.89 4 4 19 4 4 1.19 2.53 4 1 4 33 " G.S3 " 2 95 c 3.88 J .95 4 Gl " JiH year 37.41 1 1 r '' t Saive in the world for pi;13, 1 JSoree, Ulcers, Salt prf , 'Vver Sores,-Tetterd Chappe v!: ' Chilblains, Corns and all pln Eruptions, and positively cures J4t3 or no pay requi-ed. It is iJt,-HK.fl to rive etatisfaction or i -;'7 fiii uCe'l. Price 25 cents per When malice-tinctured tongues speak unkind things about you, don't hide your face in the veil of glocm and mortification, but lift it up in the comforting sunlight of the fact that the finest trees, with the most luscious fruit, are those which are flung at and pulled at most. Kemember, also, it is the tall giant oaks, the nionarens of the forest that receive the hurling blasts of the destructive lightnings, while ftiloca Tiramhlfl unnn the round a-e BDared. Soldiers do not shoot asrraon and immediately At Locks and Rnrs ana ential Ob jection. J N Hartsell, a young man of 21 years loved a charming lass of 16 by name of Martha J Hartsell, both of Locust, Stanly count?. His aT . lion was returned on the put of the young lady, but her parent strongly objected to their aiarrib : on account of the youth of Miss j I attt a m,i icon. in, ijuiit-ii ;a U, y olitUlf man of strong determination, how ever, and was not daunted. On Sunday afternoon he stole his true love out for a ride, c.mo to Concord and boarded the traiu for South Carolina. They left the train as eobn they rr;:;?ed the line, and were eocn made hu3bacd and wife. - The happy coup.'e returned to Charlotte Tuesday. The groom left his charming little bride in the care of friends there Tuesday night, and c.-'rcv) over to Concord or. bustne. He- left this (Wednesday) morning on the vestibule for Charlotte, where he will be joined by Mrs. Harteeli, and they will go on to Gaytonia, which nlace the.v will u.- . their future home. Miss Hartsell is a ni?ce of Mr. C A Har'fell of this plac j. The Standard wishes them a long and happy life. IXcllii? and Crescent Aotcs, Kev. Paul Barrirgr nd sons, were visiting at Mr. Jno. Brown's, last Sunday, Mr.. Barringer 'is al ways a welcome visitor in our corns munity. Mr. h M IlQl8hcu?er, of Rockwell, paid Mr. J C Faust's fair, daughter a visit last Sunday. We ' think the cake will soon be passed Mr. Kufa3 Hendron, of -Western N. C, opened the free Bchool at Oak Grove, last Mond&y. We wish him success. Key. R L Brown,; of ;Salisbury, preached at Lower Stone last .Sun day. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the churchy was not filled. Nevertheless' he '.preached one of the most interested sermon's that we ever heard. It was a mis sionary sermon. He based his re marks on these words, "For we are labourers together with God," and held the audience spellbound 1 hour and 40 minutes. There will hs a wedding near Crescent soon. A Thmkegiving eervic?, w mis sionary sale, was held at Bethpage Reformed church near Crescent, Thursday. In the morning the pastor delivered a Thankegivirg fter the 'A iff JL LIS LA 1 dllB iog-a Cannons - iV - ' 4 No doubt about it we are better nxec" r please yon in Clothino- jhan vre have -e-- Tl 1 4 5 1 A 1 est. 1 uits, best. Gliildreii'ss Suits and best. 1 iax x. WeSguarantee to'save von mone, ERGOATS - AWO - rOnl k!!ii w HATS AND CAPS FOR EVERYBODY., CA N N ONS & FETZ E R: THE CONCORD STANDARD at dead !ien on a field of battle. Ex. IJuiIltns nuct liOiin ew Scries, " The eeventeeth series of stock in the Concord Perpetual Building and Sclf thankful for the gift, the crowd benediction, to his surprise, he wc 3 presented with a very costly suit of clothes by his congregation, and af ter he (the pastor) expressed him- Loan Association will be open for first payment Saturday, December 5th, 1S9G. Call on the Secretary and Treasurer at Cannons & Fet zer's store and subscribe, dd J. P. Allison, President. H. I. Woodiiousk, Sec'ty and Treas. Notice. I can save you money on your in surance. Don't pay for more than you get. See me for Fire, Life and Accident insurance. Best contracts and terms. J. F. Hurley. For Sale. 4i ?oVf'!iv 1 ?f t are g umanxeea u sTttt eiLv rntnpKs. "One cut ! doca Domestic 'sewing macnine, m per fect order only $10 00. Second hfinrl snlit bottom chairs, only 25 cents.. Apply at this office. dl2 J Apply at this office gathered at the Academy, near the church, where the missionary sale of the Ladies Aid Society took place, which amounted to the handsome sum of $19.05. Mrs. ;McNairy accompanied by her daughter, ia visiting her son, Rev. B McNairy, of Davidson ccunty. - Solomon E. TO CURE A 1'Oi.D IX C5E DAY Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All . druggists refund the money if it Tails to cure. 25c. For Rent. Furnished rooms,, suitable for gentlemen. Term5? very reasonable. ' dl2 DAILY & WEEKLY. Pf rnocraict.ln principle, conservutivein methods Newsy but not sensational. Devoted to the ''-teresr of unity, harmony and ptcass. Its effects and aims are to add to the joys of the home circle, the elevation of the ambUious and aspirations of its readers. It would gladly2dllStbe:mind with pleasant and profilarJjr thoughts, making life's burdens lighter, its duties dearer, :.k opportunities more apparent. 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