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CON CO W, N. C, MONDAY 5 APRIL 26, 1897.
Vol
Whole NO. 1,701
. XV.-No.
MORE WHISKER
,f,,ndrel nd Eleten aLlon?
Seized i Sunday Morning; a. uooa m,uem IU1B utiODaayj mom
t fPt,,retl By wfflcwl Mean9 ing f rom a second stroke of paraly
, nnii H11- sis at noted in The Standard last
Sunday morning officers George 8aturday. .
W Means, of the revenue depart- it has been evident for pome time
mentand Deputy John 8 Hill, re- that tHe end was nearing and Mr.
ceived notification that a blockader Johnston had set his boose in order
was doing flourishing business in arid was awaiting the summons of
Ko a township, and acting upon departure. t
this announcement a search was in- lt is but natural and riht that as
. .tedand the outfit was captured tribute to his memory we
within less 'time than two hoars.
Mr Dm Krimminger came to
a. at an early hoar and reported;
town-
hp matter, stating that ther man had
tnemauci.D
been in ms Hciguuuiuwu
Messrs. Means and Hill found the
man with his team while crossing
Celd Water creek near V Litaker's
and commanded him to: throw' up
hia hands. 1 The' outfit consisted of
a team of two good mules and a
wagon, and three barrells contain.-
jDg in gallons of - whiskey, in
charge of one1 Tneopbilus" Combs, a
Wilkes county Moonshiner. Combs
nf hontflt
brought to town, Jie 1 taking his
coaree in another direction -Combs
is about 25 years of age and seems
to be well known to a' number of
people throughouc Ihe county .
It is said that "there rare o there?
operating in, the county;
This seizure, witbT1 tne one made
Saturday, is somewhat of a record
in a county where there is notVstltl
or an open bar room.
wmVwm"
Misses Aoaie Aiexanaer ana
Belle "Moser, teachers of 'the1 fifth;!
81
ivtVi onrl oonontK nrarlfls k rrr all 1
..fit s 1
eiuu oaiuruay, ma&iug moxr yiay
ground arid spread in ihe beautiful
grove near White Hall.' f After
spending the day in thef pleasures
that an outing brings, the wagoners
returned latft in thn Arftnincr anfl fta
4 u 7 j . j I
,u' ""lo uueB amveu ab tue graueu
school building to disperse, they
gave the veil as follows!
"Rub-a dub-dub r
Ka-Ra-Ree. a I
"Sixth grade, seventh grade,
4 Oh, do seel"
Mies Laura Leslie, of the eighth
ftnf1 tK , , .. .,
and ninth grades, with her pupils
and several friends, spent the day
ai rnarr's mill on Rocky River.
Notice to Cfatinantil' : .
Seized at and near Concord, lOi.,
on the 24th and250f ofApnf,l87,
for violating the laws of the United
States, the following preperty i
1 oiacK nprse wagon and hameBS,
the property of Isaac- Barbeer: :
Two mulW, wagon 'and harness,
cookino- n ffinoi 1 .'jl t-y 1
frm S ted t? Svint1!? 2
umcui, or me same wiu
De declared forfeited to the gotern
yji. lue uni tea otates. ' ;
p 7. 1 Sam; l; Rogers.
aT R S Hbbib, D. C, 5th Dis
- trist of North Carolina.
APril 26th, 1897. '
i coiiD us okc dat
lets a n lvl?ro? Quinine ah-
tv,.: f.11 druggiste refund the
uev " ails to cure. 25c.
t 7 -;r ' ' ' ";
th,uA 7 a 10c. box of Cascarets
I;! fines) ver and bowel regulator
eer made. 6
An Aged Citizen Dead.
Mr. Milas W JoBnston rASRPd
j.t. rr .
should review to some degree the
noble life now ended on earth.
When, from a Southern point of
via air nVf rmriarn 'Hmnnriori nrnmrlt:
i ',f .. . 4. r
and vigorous organization, he was
ftMflnflr tne tortsoond and was
o . ; r .
ch6sen Second Lieutenant in Cflxxu
pany F, First North Carolina Oar
ajry0f which Rufus Barringer was
Captain. He left Concord with the
company on the 3rd of July, 1861.
" Attaining' camp 'at Rideway, in
Warren sountyi Mr." Johnson found
that his comrades had chosen him to
an office from the love and esteem in
which be was held rather than from
any military turn in himself. He
therefore resrgired an office uncon
genial to mm ana returneu to ms
home. Later however, in Septem
ber 1864 he rejoined the same com
rades and' served till the end of the
war;
Mr. Johnstdn held a most conspic
nous position In'tbe First Presbyte
rian'efiurch'fdr lonf yars of faith
fQl devotion, and nis' memory will
be heldwith -kidnreftOB by-hls
co woricers in Jtfiengom bfv grace
to whose fruition he has been called.
Mr. Johnstdn "attairied the good
ripe age of 76 years and now leaves
ft tbr 80Q(i and three daught
era to'mourn his loss and cherish
'l v.L" j
a life well worth
7, T ,
i t .
Thef funeral rites will be held at
the homestead 'Tuesday " morning at
9 o'clock when the remains will be
interred' at the city cemetery.
TT I R E D MOTHERS find heln
y fn Ho6ds Sarsaparilla, which gives
them pure blood, a good appetite and
new and nefeded STRENGTH.
This is the name of a picture
that will be on exhibition at Char-
iptte in. May that, is insured for
$50,000 dollars. Ifcisaloan to the
.bat the insurance bill
together with the packing; etc., will
cost about $450.
NoRTIi C ABOLt N A, " .1"
14th '97.
CarJarrus' County,
At a meeting of the Cotlnty Board
oFJEiectiotTsrat the Clerk's offifce5 in
Concord; North CarblinVP April
Ai? AOi7,""1. . , jr
UPOQ JPPS? fJin-: a j
rea80n Bh?wW 1B. HSK1
there be a. new. registration pfall
11897, under the act of the Generd
era vote in fa vor of bonds."
W. H. ILLUME,
Ch'm'n'B'd of Co.' Corn's.
Jas. C; GibsonV': , ,
Clerk Superior Court.
W; M. WEDDINGTOjf,
Registef of 'Deeds.
XTnTTfTR.
Th notice of registration in' this
i88Ue by County Board of Election
kn kot annlv to the election for
Mayor bufbnly to the .election to
be had on the question : of issiifng
bonds. , JL. HSELV.
Clerk B'd. Corn's, for Concord.
April 14, 1897. tf
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. J C Leslie, of 'Charlotte,
spent the morning in the city:
Miss Margeret Fisher of Mt.
Pleasantt spent the' day in the city.
Mr. Hope M Barrier spent Sun
day at Mt. Pleasant. J
MrV Charles S 8tone, of Char
lotte, waa in the city last night.
Mr. A J Yorke in spending the
afternoon in Charlotte. :
Prof PE Wright, Principal of
NewelPa high school, spent Sunday
in the city. ; -:v J '; : " .
t .Agent Gown Dusenbury left
tuismornipy for a brief trip up the
Soqthern .road: ' j
' J&sshTR E Ribhle nd W A
Goodman; the projectbscope vmen,
left Iat night for Rock Hill, S. C.
MrvEtf. H DeCampy editor of
the GaffQey City News, spent Sat
urdayfiight in the city; .
DrvW C Houston; bag returned
to the1 cilv, after spending several
days at Wilmington and Monroe.
V . -'.-,.1 ,. -.!)--
Mr. Willie Quantz, vwho has
been in the employ of the Southern
at Salisbury, has returned home. -
; Mr; and Mrs. 1) A Caldwell and
! daughter, Misr? Ruthf Caldwe
It
spent Sunday at Back creek.
Misaf :Faunie Strieker spent
Sunday with friends at Mt,' Pleas
ant aud returned this morning;
1 ReyIjG O Scherer, President
of 'iKbrth' Carolina College spent
thedayi;in thcity: j i
: MrsVF S TBtarrette and little
son, df vMooreSville, . spent Sunday
lrrtoe city 6X Capt. J M Alexan-
rrMe?W H.-E Shalenberget and
C Balihaneief Sklishtiriryr were
guests of th Morris house yester
dayr
Mr Polk! Miller ; arrivedJn the
city this tnorjaing- froha Charlotte,
and is thegnet of Mr and Mrs R E
Gibson, i' ! j
Mr, Bruce Adams, a student of
Agricultural And Mechanical Vol
lege! rif Raleigh, is Visiting his
brother-intlawDr W C Houston.
Mrs. D R Hoover returned from
Lincolnton Saturday - night, accom
nanied by. her sister. Miss Laura
Ramseur.
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Syrups
OURSTOCK.OF
MPW tiiUl PANS A
PORTO RICO
MOLASSES"" ,
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ANDu-i'
EMPIRE SYRUP
j is the best yon catf find.
.Erviini'-SmJtlhi.
GROCERS.
Mik tl llleTonUh. - -1
. No, visitor comes to Conaortl' weN
cdfherwJttf'mbVi-; deWaV tharj-ii
Polk MilHn1 j'-He t-iimonff as now
arfdiilptvjdfirhduBe
tomghtpdsitDlyXdr,thV Jmstf time.
H is imitations 6f thi ol detune darkey
are inimitable, and it j is useless to
undertake "to describe it, for " our
people know him. j His work in
every particular is highly enjoyed
Let htm ; be1, -greetea by -a large
audience tonight. Admission 35
cents, children 25 cents. Keserved
seats 50 cents.
BneMleifs Araie isaire.
The Beat Salve in the world for
Outs, ' BruiBes, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
RheunvFever Sores, Tetterd Ohappe
Hands,4 Chilblains, pom's and all
Skim Eruptiori8,!and positively cures
Piles or no pay i reoui-ed. It is
leuarrfriteed -fto? ffiveatatisfaction or
1 " , 'J. j .Til?; .
monev reiunuea. rrice zo cents per
box For sale at P B
siore,4
Fetzer's Drug
- ii mm i
THIS
xIVE ITS your
And
TJ'
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Wea
at one-half their actual cost and value.
!Our Immense Line oii
SPRING
is arriving daily and the
TYLE, QUALITY, AND -
i will simply
MEN'S
For $5.00 we offer suits worth 7.00?to9.00;
For 1 6 00 yqu get equally as goodst" bargain.
From $7,50 cc $1D.00 we sell vouSTjit ffodfr ennno-h fnt-
a Prince.
Wehaye never before shdwn such h '
and the prices are so much lower than you- expecrV vcm 'will
.iOKuiuiiuiuo'wuu
IflO TO Mil 1110
11
- We offer 6C0 Dozen Men's and Chil'drirfs Sampie' Oars
Medinm and Fine Straw Hats at HALF PRICE Spa thead
GAM
FURNITURE r
ret buuvyu in wawra. t,Tf v uuy ui large iow ana at low figures and e-ivp nnr nn
ms the benefit joJ the low prices. ; We have Ladies Rockers f rdm $l!oo to 1 2 50
line call and see us. i We can save you money in, the following articles :
uu era ire a uunrtuu in uminir cnairsr
geu rwuuui ouidB. 1
Ca8els Center and Dining Tables
"I ounges, Couches,
Hair' Uotton aQd Shuch Mattresses,
1 1 A rt Noyel ties. Baskets, Pickets,
Oookers,
IrlRide
t Cide
BELI
t 11 Oat undeitiiiig department Is complete. andill)eunder;the . caill of. Mr
Bell.- All calls are promptly met, day orj night. cafeI 9
A fioasehold Treasure.
1 D. W; Fuller, of CanfloHarie. N.
Y., says that be. always keens Dr.
King's NeV Disco very in the house
and his fatfiily'ha'ftlwftyrfohnd the
very beet results-follo dts mse :
that he would Dot be without it, if
procurabfe. G. A. DykemaB, Drug
gBt, CatkilL N; T' sayg that. Dr.
Kins New Discovery is" un doubt
edit tho 1 best cough remedy : that
he haauised; ititthisfftinilyfor eieht
1 years, -and it hair never f ailea ta 'do
ajtquu claimed' for it. Why no'
try a remedy. bo. long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free at Fet
zerSs Df store Regular size 50o
and 8L00. -
I
MS
F . mm irtMijj..""! vnp
!uTeaial5to35 dart. YovcattDfetresUdat
Ihoaeforsaine price jmatruimiXAnuf
Jty W jnoaprelprtoeopiebetft.weWtlfjcoQ.
ire?; it ird f aU to coxeu If jron hrp tateaxaer
, Iodide potsh, and BtOl baVe sctieraatf
wrg carautw to'ctxter-We lcittlieinoatt) LU-
aiseae Jua iaioy
it eminent olural-
oameatbe diaiioitnemefl
O300,
0,Oi)O Capital , t
behind -ewr nnoond1
tioial fftfaraxfu. Absohite vtootg ifenrgeated da
DDlicatlon. AddTeu COOK REMEDY COl
09 IJnonlo Temple. r.mCAQQ. JLUJm
111 aeons rAtebeffinmetitti. yargxnroat.
rfeaCoppeeC616redJ5potft'tJier9 oa
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attention
TJ
MS, lit .
bargains we offer in
FIT,
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"stun" you.
WEAR.
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a oroaa smile. .
M , FOB ; IIIBOTS.
FURNITURE 11
w hAn unn nroit .v! i
Shades.
Boards, '
:Bftby Carriages. Matting, ; . v
Ch,na Closets ,
Otal? inJfl and descriptions, '
. it J.
Pirc Iiisurance.
...
, Representing'-an agency of
Strong and Reliable Companies
I can place, large Jines of insur
ance' at & Jiving rate.
J.-;F,' Hurley Agent.
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lAtsusi 3 FUSITTVEIjY ctjbb
fTwM! Anate iraUinaMear ,
.by Abnae or othar Excewm and Indla
restore Ltwt Vitality in oldoryonBcud
gtsman for study, boeicwor marriage,
rrarent InMtrifv anil 1 fhiUiiTti'j
F 5"M- Plfl Wrapper. poa receipt of tHceTHrcnlr-
LFor sale in Concord by J P. Gib
son and D D Jphnson,Draggist.v
MORitlSOIT H. CALD WEL
1 CONCORD, NO
Office in:M6rri8buHding,cpposite
court House;
iing,
CLOTHING
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