. tn Nnnreme Ilapplness 1 Death of Mrs. Wyler.-
froln,IUH
A cenrain jouog gentleman who Mrs. Wyley died Thursday even-
gQiemplatea marriage, announce- ing at 7 o'clock at the residence of
t t f which has not yet been her eon-in-law, Oapt. Ed Patterson,
ffiade but which will take place at 0f North Cedar street. She came
an early day, evidently intends to here three years ago to make her
looK at eyery little detail to make home with her daughter, and has
bi8 intended bride extremly happy. been in "feeble health tor that
First thing done after, securing the ,ength of time; Tbe remains were
consent cf the young iaay 10 marry -
v!o was to fiteo up to The Stand- Aen to Danville, Va , for burial.
" ' sorter and give m a cash --Charlotte Observer.
PERSONAL POIWTEHS'. '
Mr. W R Odell spent yesterday
at Bessemer city.
Mr. Quint E Smith returned
last iiight from Chapel Hill, j
Mr. and Mrs. P ,B Fetzer are
spending the day in Charlotte.
Mr. B F Rogers is home again'
after a brief absence from the city.
After . spending several days in
Charlotte, Mrs. J H Mason has re
turned to the city. j
subscription lonuc uauy pici. ic Mew Advertisements Today.
ill make an ideal husband and Cannon & Fetzrr Company, the
The Standard rejoices to bee sucu wide-awake merchant?, offer 3,000 visiting at Mre. Bingham's, returned
and essential pre- rd if fir GmrvA aa 10 " aaesDoro to-aay.
Miea Irene Ingram, who was
important
liminariep.
wide at 5 cents per yard. ... Mtss Isabella Richmond has
The Quid Mercantile Comnanv Sno.to r Monroe, where she will
I a t si . W . m W am I .m. . A. 1
firef.iHiiiaw. . r fi1 .I - - 0 - . r , spend- ten
-if mIpf James K.zziah. son of W.,IA nave tn8ir oemwumBM friends.
V AT KlZZiah, Of the h IMiaa f!nr,i T.ni hoo naf
Winfltonl whflrft aha will vinit.' thn'
m r 1 1 . 1 . . i u . w ...
j u Miner tne grocer has all family of Mr. and Mrs. S E
kin Js of fresh vegetables, mellons for a month.
ana crackers, uto see aim. -m-. t a PkirA.Anj -r:l t
iuid it a x unci auu luicecs xvuea
and Emma Phifer, of Winston, are
v- . 2 t .n I au.
Southern, wnose nome ia m wauvunr,
Va., is yiaiting his grand mother,
M,s, Pollie Kizziah at this place. -
Miss Cooper Moore left for Wads-
Allen
bore this morning, where she will
Marriages Hext Tuesday.
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. N D
- 1 1 v u 1 liwHMuv 11 nrnintr a r u -m i i -r
Eoend the eummer with Her sister, j ww.6 etzer.
Mr. W D Shoemaker and Miaa LilliJ .T1-? Mfun ha8Aeen
Messrs Jil and W R Odell spent wieford tQ W mamed; - JSn,
the day at Bessemer city yesterday. Je88e page win be pre8ent and home at Yadkin Falls,
retnrmng last evemng. officiate at the hymenial altar. -Mr. C D Cobb returned to
Mr. John 0 Fry discoverd a The Standard reporter learns Greensboro last night, after attend
flwarm ot bees on one of the large indirectly but from a reliable source ig tne commencement exercises at
the factory yard near No. 2 that on Tuesday next at the home Mt' an
saw.
m tne iactory yara near rdo. a ii,nai on xnesaay next at me nome ' i
mill last evening which be prompt y of the brida in Salisbury, MissBess: Miss Jennie Patterson passed
i.fTn fhP arnnnd limb. bees, and Ritch and Mr. Charles RnraPHs. of mrougn me cuyj.iasc evening re
j w cr: r tJ turning to her home, China Grove
ail-anU lilVCU VUCiU m o uaii UlgU X UlUi, H1U IC UWnieU, "Al,. otf.V'. woolr'a ciaif-'frt frianrla in ff
the first gum of the Kind we ever will be a quiet home wedding, m the Pleasant.
J Airs. Dr. S , Mnntcnmftrv. no
We Ilav Always Known It. unupuwu ujr uw dumm, iuiDooiDua
Morns, ot Apex, went over to Unar
lnttfl this mnrninir tn takolin tho
Shall We Fiy," the Durham Sun -bor the benetitof those wishing to Woman's Exposition.
says: obtain a life certificate under the new
It is said that over two thonRand educatisnal law we give below the
Mrs. D J Bostian and Mi3s
Emma Lillv. her ?tiest. havft eone
inventors are now engaged m the subjects embracing the scope of ex to Charlotte to vieit the Woman's
task of perfecting an air-ship, that amination as furnished by the Stae Exposition. They will return to
will really fly. The successful px- Board of iixaminers :
periment made at Nashville, Tenn., 1. English Grammar, Composi
haa encouraged new efforts which tion and Literature, Spelling, Defic-
may result in a practical air-ship, iug, Writing and Reading.
We will close our Store
At 7 O'clock P. ML
June. Jul v and
du
ring
August,
SATU
except
on
RIMY
WHEN WE CLOS E AT 11 O'CLOCK P- M'
This is necessary in order to give our salesmen a
little rest during the hot weather months. They
are in the store from 13 to 16 hours a day during
the other nine months of the year, and certainly
need and are justly entitled to the short time for
rest and recreation afforded by this arrangement.
We hope our friends and customers will ap
preciate this and come to see us during the sums :
mer months before 7 o'clock,
morrow morning.
able to mount and float in safety.
Since ths demonstration of the
wonders of electricity by the modern
inventor, the public is almost ready
to be-lieve in the possibility of a
perfected air-ship within a reason
able length of timer
While our esteemed contemporaiy
is almost persuaded, there is still an
under-tone cl doubt. His faith is
still waveringthe public is almost
re-iy to belis ve." We wish to ob.
serve that we have alwavs been hosv
pitable to the airship, and have
ever lost faith in
its commg. We . .
ask tVnOQ i . Jvwvo
hjuog wiiu uavc luiiuweu Do
2. Geography, Political and
Ppysical.
3. PLvaiolosv and Hygiene.
4. .Hisccry, North Carolins,LTnited
States and general.
5. Arithmetic.
6. Elementary Algebra,
7. Elementary Botany.
8. Elementary Psychology. .
9. Elementary Phas es.
10. 50iv.ii Goyernment.
11 School Law.
The following books in addition
to those prescribed by law are sug
gested as indicating the scope of the
examinations on the several sub-
FRESH - CANDIES
A2SD -
SNOWFLAKE
CRACKERS
JUST - RECEIVED
AT
I
.c'P3ey in our pationage.of the arts
inventions, if it isn't so. And
hile we think of it, we wish to say
that we have already, proving our
faith by our works, applied for a re
straining order to prevent any
Muioen Uhinee3 anywhere and at
"Qe from claiming our first airiship
8 a reproduction of some flying
machine invented in the ancient
civilization of the Celestial Empire
J.ut tflrown into the waste-basket of
SJsnee thousands of years ago as an
huiTsted and playedsout contric
vwce. Charlotte Observer.
Whitney's Essentials of English
Grammar.
ployes in their respective capacity.
eiinus ciosocl
ith last night's servica the
feting which has been in progress
r eeveral weeks at the tent on the
;.e4 Echccl grounds closed. Rev.
mundpoL'a sermons were very
,cn enjoyed by the people of the
cornmunity,
fciaUel' Eson has returned to
e ,?e at Wttletbn to spend
6eal day8ith his family.
tnrieI- Wlillani6ont the music direct
to 'a g0E; t0 Blacksburg, S. C,
pla" ge or a meetiQ2 afc that
1 HIT
GROCERS.
After the first of July, Spencer
will be the lay-over point for ail
Southern railroad men, and the di
vision between Danville and Char
lotte will be abolished. At that
Pancoast's Composition and time runs will be assigned the em
Rhetoric
Lockwood's Lessona in English.
Maury's Geography.
Tarr's Physicol Geography.
Sully's Psychology for Teachers
White's Elements of Pedagogy.
James' Psychology.
asre. It looks "as neat as
X UJOiUO, Hid I .. ...
Finger's and Peterman'a Civil uu " )OX A";A"S;
Government.
The examinations will be held m
July.
we have a splendid stpc
in all lines and will spara
no effort to please you in
Goods and Prices
Yours to Serve '
CANNON & FETZER CO.
Manager R L McConnell, of the
Western Union telegraph cflice, has
moved the business into new quar
ters in the St. Cloud building, where
he has plenty of room andj all the
modern conveniences of the patron-
as neat as fa pin,
HEADS. OR TAILS '?
Like throwing up a penny and taking chances, is the indiscriminate selection o
FURNITURE for the season. It presents the latest ideas in style and fmLh
nd is the result of studyexperience and the perfect acquaintance with the popu
lar demand. Our Furniture commands admiration by the beauty of finish and
elegance 'of design. Is We carry as' complete a line as any Furniture t Store in the
State. We guarantee ourjgoods as represented and prices as LOW
LOWEST.
cd Room Suits. - 4.
pasels, Center and Dining Tables. .
-TT ounges, Couches,
adies' Desks,
f-fair. Cotton and Shuch Mattresaes, f
1 1 A rt Novelties, Baskets, Pickets,
nicks for hallp, Moulding?,
Oocker8,
I npide Shades, J
Baby Carriages, Matting,
hlna Closet3
all kinds and descriptions.
D on't Tobacco ?pit and Smoke You
Iiife Away. "
If you want to quit tobacco us
ing easily and forever, be made
well, strong, magnetic, full of new
life and vigor, take No-To-Bac, the
wonder-worker that makes weak
men strong. Many gain ten pounds
in ten days. Over 400,000 cured.
Buy No-To-Bac from your own
druggist, who will guarantee a cure.
Booklet and sample mailed free.
Address Sterling Remedy Co.,. Chi
cago or New York.
Ex-Secretary Hoke Simth's house
in Atlanta was partially! burned
Wednesday morning.
Married i Georgia.
Cards have been receive-j in the
city announcing the miage, at
Waycros8, Ga., of Oscar Julius Al
len and Mrs. Mamie A Carpenter,
which occurred on Thursday, J nne
3rdt Mr., Allen wa& once an em
ployee of this office, and is deserv
ing of much happinets, he being an
exemplary young man. The Stand
ard wishes for this couple a long
life of joy and nsefulness. i
BELI , S:A,E,IiIS &c CO..
Our undertaking department is complete, andvill be i nder the care of Mr
Bell. All calls are promptly met, day or night.
The Strength of a Corporation Lies
in the Wisdom of its
Management.
The Old Reliable Virginia Fire and Marine, of
Richmond,
Hanover, of New York. V' -
Palatine, of Manchester v
North British, of London,
Atlanta Home, of Atlanta
Carolina Fire, of Wilmington,
r Equitable, of Charleston.
Representing Millions of dollars and Surplus
Represented in Concod by
:- J. F. Hurley.
Also life and accident Iusurance.
MORK1SON H. CALDWELL
ATTOB NTE Y AT LAW,
CONCORD, N O
Office in Morris bu idm, cppoiit
court house.
i Offers to the business public a ro-
inaDie, permanent, conservative and
Huuuxiiuuauns oanKiner institution.
We solicit your business with tho
assurance of honorable treatment
nd due appreciation of your pat
r on age.
If?ansGrveyou afc anv time,
weshall be glad to have you coino
and see us. I
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS.
Gat)itaIandSuIt)lus$70 000.
I. B. COLTKANE, Cathier.
J. M. OPELL, Prep. i