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i 'i ( ;i aily Standard, that bustle along and beckon the remnants of men and a ' to its JT: T.. - - 5 : i i ... 1 t The 4 Standakd-Js -published every day (ounaay excepieaj ana : delivered by carriers. - One year. v. v.?. . . . H00 Six months. ... .... . ; Three months . .... . ..WO One month. .... ....... f Single copy... . . ? . . . .f . . . ifX)5 four-page, eijsht-cojuinn' paper. . 4 It " has a larger circalaiioh in Cabarrus 5 than any other paper. Price $1.00 per annum, in advance. ADVERTI3INO.IUT1C8 : Terma for regular , ad verUesments maae Known oa ajpucauua. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord," N.'C. OONCOBD. AfKlli'5 189?; A PEVKRE AKKAIGNJEr. "Armenia and Europe, nn Indict men t," by D r. J Le i psi as, p rot les sor in the University of Berlin, who investigated in person Se 'Armenian; ina-eacres, " maiceai bat 'a very bad case, again-1 the.. Turk. - He went Jo Armenia with a bias in favor of Turkey, weighed thr endeoce da both sides, talked with both Moa iems and .Armenians, in public and private life, and . with the careful scrutiny characteristic of tbVJder man icbolar, he summarized his i r conclusions ;as follows : Killed in the massacres, about I! ''. - i 5,000. i Towns and, villages laid waste, about 2,500. Churches and convents destroyed, 568. ' '; ; : ri- Forced to adopt the Mohammedan faith, 559 villages, with all their surviving I inhabitants and hundreds of families in the towns. Churches turned .into mosques, lr umbers of those without means of subsistence, about 500.000. These figures only giye the extent of our statistical information. A full statement of the facts would be much more terrible. V When we think of the thousands in the unregistered villages' who were murdered, or died v of . their wounds, or who perished trying to escape, or succumbed to hunger or disease and were bur'M ! in " the mountaius under the winter, snow, we shall be understating rthe -number of victims of the Armenian7 massa cres if we reckon it to be 100,0bO. ? And yet, the Christian powers - of Europe have )ermittedhis ouErage, and are even; qow preventing f and ' harassing the study lilie' .hation'tof Greece who has darejdjbtojcpd antagonize the;,Turk.: Mphamr medans are taking advantage of the opportunity to again beginr the;r work' ''ci ra):rre an'if massacre fn Air- mehia, and that the" tJhristiah pow ers should allow, it is hardly short of international murdr.-d jiarlolte Observer. THE UNIVERSE AT SAJLISBURY. C:i.r H3;ghbor Salisbury seems to about to absorb the universe. , Hav iug the "Truth," if unmixed would place her towering above her rival. To thia was added the "World" itself, making its daily revolutions with its news! panorama. Then, the "Sun" bbzed forth with journaUs ;:tlc fcalgence and now the' "Moon" Has risen to further evnpl thnnnnl l darkness and shoot : its; silver ? 1 1 Ifcli nrieulnr JWWi. tnese coi fcTRis be lieve that men who have forged theirwa:pti will drift about as it suits he par ticular castr ott -wMch -theyro - in terested andTet nrill, Fthe aine time insinuate that if a -; m&n has been a paid attorney for a' corpora tion he is bound by a Bort of magic spell tfcat'ttakea blm' always "lean steadily to'the side of corporations. TUrn Floods Still Raging. The situation along the Missis! sippi Kiver is still growing in its fearfulnesa. Thousands of dollars spent and t many men are on the dykes, placings of eartb to feold thJflood which i already carrying destruction throtjgi many parts" of the liiie river ifiiesi' Just below Memphis theTey are fearfully 8Uuned'onrfu,hVside..o the - river The Arkansas people wishing relief by the breaking of . the levees on the Mississippi side wbile thv Missiasip ian8 hope for a brvak on the Arkani sa8 side. Efforu even made to effect abrak oL their, neighbors bideod""twb""ju7u Have been shot in the'atteaipby p .trolmen whokeep upa couuiaht igilance. For Over fllty Yenrs Mrs. Win8low's Soothing 3yr up has been ; used for over -fifty years by millions' of mothers for their child ren while teething, with perfect suc cess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic, . ana is the , beet remedy for Diarrhoea, It jili relieve tne poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world, Twenty-fiye cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs. .Winslows Sooth iigv Syrup,"" and take ho other kind Just try a 10c. box of Cascarets, the finest liver and bowel regulator evtr made. Hemorlal of Bishop Lymau. . Rev.' I McK: Pittenger, Rector of Ciiurch of the Good Sheppard, Kal eigh, N. C , R H Battle, Hugh Mor son, 0 6 Latta and F T Ward, building committee, are out in an address accompanied with a series of resolutions adopted in convention, to build a church in that city as a memorial to Rev. T4B Lyman, P.p., LLlVp.,' D.jC."L. $20,000 or $25,h 000 ?are Wanted, $10,000 of which ar 3 to.be in hand to begin f perations. The committee asks for Easter con tributions to be taken and sent to either of the above named commit, teemen. Wbat More Oo You Ask ? On receipt of .ten cents, cash or stamps,' a 'generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure t (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to. demonstrate its great-merits. - Full size 50 cts. tELY BROTHERS, 56 barren St., New York City. - Since ' 1 86 1 J have4 been a great 8uejrer from-catarrhs I tried Ely's Cream Balm' and to all appearances am cured. Terrible headaches from wh;cb,I had lon suffered ae one. W ' J Hitchcock, ' late Major U. :S. VoL'Wd ATA? dTen., Buffalo, N, Y. Kotice is hereby given that the ' election called; bythe commissibners ior , me 10 wn or voncora ana ordered to be held on Monday April 19, 1 897, and the-; question r of issuing bonds by said Commissioners to the amount of S40.000 for purposes specified, has been called in and postponed on,eccount of change in thelection law by the recent legist lature with which said Bond cannot comply and hold the election at the time as advertised, j All Judges or Registrars previous ly appointed and now acting for said election and also for Mayor's election are hereby discharged. By order of Board. 4i4M&tf win uk6 ASttl4 ypujwttl itfWrlnaitter: conaUpnor. ih?; 4ay's woxk. t-Aj?? Cajc$UUav no- ,?eq)ial as a ;peasant and : effect-'; pal remedy for Cobhstipation, a biliousness, sick ladache, and all liver trouble!. 1 They are augar-coatad,; andjco perfectly , preparedttiat thy : cure "witn- " out the anhdyanceextierienced v In the use, pf, so ; many ;of the pills onjthe market. Ask your druggisf; f or, Ayer'a Cathartic , Pills, yhen other pills won't , help you, Ayer's is THE PILL THAT WILL SCHEDULE - "EAi IN EFFECT JAN. 18, 1897. This condensed schedule is pub lished as information, and is sub ject to change without notice to the public : if . TRAINS LEI VE COSCOBD, N. C. 9:27 p. m. No. 35, daily for Atlan ta and Charlotte Air . .Line division, ana all points South and Southwest. Carries through Pullman drawing room buffet sleepers between New York -t Washington, Atlanta, Birms ingham, Galveston, Savannah and Jacksonville, Also Pullman sleeper Charlotte to Augusta, ' .J-t 8:48 a. m No. 37, daily, Washing ton and r Southwestern, vestibuled limited for Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans, and all points South aud Southwest. Through Pullman sleeper New York to New Orleans and New York to Memphis. Din ing" car, vestibuled coach between .Washington and Atlanta, Pullman tourist car for San Frahcisco, Sun days. : ? , " 9;02 p m.- N"o. 9, daily, from Rlch mond, Washington, GoidsborcNor folk,r Selma Ralign, Greensboro, Knoxville and Asheville to Char- lotte, N. C. . - . .100 a. m. No. 11, daily, for . At lanta andl all points South. Solid train, Richmond to Atlanta; Pull man sleeping1 car; Richmond to Greensboro. ' ; . 1 10:07 a. m. No.,; 36, daily, for Washington, - Richmond,. Raleigh aijd all points Nortli. ' parries Pull man drawingroonr buflfet sleeper, Galveston to ' New York ; Jackson;n ville to New - York ; Birmingham to New York. Pullman tourist cars from San Frar cisco Thursdays. ton .and Southwestern vestibuled, limited, t for Washington and all points NOrth. ThroughlPullmah car, Memphis to NewxYorkj Nw Orleans to New Ybrki Tampa,, to New York, A3so cames vertibuled, .coach and dining carr vVrj- 'n a . ' r .7;22 pm.No. 12,,daily, fpr Richs mond, AshevUIe.jOhstJanoogarRal. eigh, - Goldltoro arid rvillT, points North. Carries Pullman sleeping car from Gr eensboro - to -Bichmond. Connects at Grensborolwitb train cairying Pullmanar for.Etaieigh. 6,17 a.'m. No; 10, daily; for Rich mond : . connects, at Greensboro for Ralteigu and No riolk fXat-Danville J ior vabmngion ana-f points .JN or tn ; at Salisbury for Asnville; Knox ville an d points WesM - -All freighirainscarry passengers. John M. CuLr,.r 'W.' A. Tube, " Traffic .Mgrv GeniPass. AgH W. H,;Geeen, Washington, D. C. . Gonfl Superintendent, ri Washington D. C. ' i-, S.H.Habdwick, Ass'tGeniP. Ag't 1 . Atlanta, Ga . H. TaylOe, Ass-t GenHP: Ag't; v t v liouisville, Ky. Gowan Dusenbesy, Local Agt, . . ! !.'"- Cbhcord, N; C. Rapresenting an agency of Strong and Reliable Companies I can place large Uries of insur - ance at a living rateo: , - : OUTH n Scrim 12 cents.-' 27 lQch Butobers Liruea 25c Crechiet Cot ton, assorted 5ci Sskein, Embroidery jSilk 3 cents. " " " ' Gold Embroidery 3 cents per skein- Nctv lot J etfMetal and Silk Trimming Brkids: - f Our "N.NV, Thread is asgood as any, . try. it,' only 3 cents per spool . . . You Bbould see our Ladies' Muslin Underwear Pretty Gowns containing . 6 yards of Cambric at $1.50 to $1 75. Boys White Shirts 35 and 45 cents, Mens White Shirts 25cts up. Mens latest style turn down collars 10 cents. Link Cuffs 22 cents. Club House Ties 5 o 12 cts. Tfe Very seldom that you can't 'fihd something interesting if you will only visit our House. We want to do more Dress-Goods' business and must do it, The weather has kept ome of our cus tomers back and to push - ofi a lot of " ' SPRING PATTERN DRESSES , we will sell thisweek all . 60 cent goods at 50 cents -per yard. 45 50 44 .U0 "26 33 it it j 4A11 come Injpatterns of 7'yardS each. ' This is a special bargain ancf it ;will pay, you to come and see us. ; Suits and' Trimmings to suit everything. NEW FUPNITU&B is weU filled and all spW Will have this week in same department big lot of Fancy Lams, Toilet Setts, etc.- Uome andf see us. LOWE & ' Y-S f$2:50. f s - Violins $1,50 cents to S2 5o, Mandolins $2. oo sZithers ?1 75 to $3 00. Accordions $1 50. N Steel yioUn Strings 2kts, Harmonicas 5 to 25 cents, Note Paper 2c per quire up. Envelopes 2c per pack up. Pencil Tablet 1 cent up, Toilet Soap at 1 ct per cake. French Toilet Soap perfum ed with yiolets, new-inowns hay, etc. at 8 cent? per cake, worth 25 cents. r - - - jgatlhier . Pillows 50 cents. , , Bread Boxes 38 to 68 centa. Cake Boxes the same. Cash Boxes with lock 60 c. 3 pn Cups for 5 cents. Baskets from 2 cts to $1.14. s t i 0 n. it ( I ( inabnndahce. 'Our prices fX are' lotrer than others. ' on installment plan. L08N,Q'ES9 ETC. I .. i .. . . -iij DICK iB3 on the ever-moving throWs THE CHEAP STORE. 5, 1,897. J. F. HURLEt'rAGENT. J. L. Hartsell, Clerk.
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