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THE STANDARD, I
Concord, N. C.
trial at Wilkesbarre.
is expected to t:ikb
zelton and
I- "-! T .
oc are on
The trial
about four
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w tks. mere are auout xuv u
nesses for the State an
200 lor the defense,
terrible tragedy and wi
great trial to ferret
the n al crime was.
1 pro ably
It was a
who treated the 39 patients
jli LoiiK to Ko Doctor.
WashiDgton Telegram to the Pitts
burg Dispatch.
MiJs Margaret Long, second
danglJter ot the Secretary of the
NavyJ has just passed a brilliant
examination and matriculated, in
the senior class of the medical
school1 of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity at Baltimore. She intends
to continue her studies in this in-
1 require a ' stitutiin in til she is prepared to
out where ;practijo medicine at her 'home,
Dr. Keller, Boston.
CONCORD. FEB 5 181'S.
JFDGE McITEK.
The haVit of eulogizing judges
when the T-ry manntr raises 'some
Basp'cion that there is a sinister
purpose hs met with such criticism
f roin iLfluen'ial sources a to almost
. d titer one from making other; thai)
unfavorable reference to those pie
Hiiiinc at car courts. But in the
interests of due repect and apprtcia
tion of this b a known means of
euforr.ing the duties of man to hie
Stae and of dss'inc ly marking the
line cf rih between man and man
we feel jas ifiei in noting i ha Judge
Mclver bav b eu yery happy in hie
rahnga during this court to give
the t;reJito8t degree. cf satisfaction
to the bar, and to inspire among tbe
CjmriiOQ peop'e that confidence in
his coart, aa-the temple; of jistic,
thai is promotive of the pjace and
dignity of S:ate. A court may be
rigidly j iat or piously lenient and
yet be doj we' I calculatedto leSjn
crime, for the true object of Jaw
ad courts may not be apparent
In thefe respects Judge MclTtri
8eem3 to rise to the full heiglt of
his jadiciil f unctions, and it is but
jri3t to eay that respect for courts
ha3 been promited, and thiq term
will be looked upon as a model
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rarely attained to in its tenenoence.
at
were
indirectly,
indirectly,
indirectly,
ed in the
the hnsiiitfli tstihed fiat o
shot directly in front,
9 ; directly in side 15,
6 ; directly in rear, 3 ;
S. bf the 39, seven d
hospitil, two are recovering slow
ly and 30 have been discharged,
one though, not entirely wellJ
The evidence on the side of the
commonwealth looks rather Ibad
for the deputies thus far. ;
Misl Lon? is unusually prepos-
sessins; in appearance, but sbe has
noyer jeen given to soci;il frivoli
ties. S oon after her fathers nomir
nation for the cabinet she an
nounced her intention of fitting
RACEE
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STOR
H
herself
says
resetnb-
trembles
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Tbe Stood as Ifolses.
The Scientific Amircan
there is a place in the Connect!-
c n Vallev, near Mount Tom,
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from which noises proceed peri
odically and that the noise period
is now on. T ra are noises.
.i j t
says a writer, i t sound likejthe
tiring of small arms tlien of a
cannon and tho hizziog of shells.
Sometimes more nearly
ling thunder. The earth
like in an earthquake till crock-
ery rattles in house, yet no smoke
as of of exploion is to be seen!
( ; i . ...
There has been no satisfactory
explanation of the phenomenon!
It was observed by the Indians
before the presence of the white
man. j ;ii
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The Indians called it Matohe-
madoset or "place of bad noises."
It reminds us of the famous
FingaFs cave on the West coast
of Scotland that forms the basis
of so much romance.
for a profession.
Woe i you are suffering from Ca
tarrh oi Cold in the head you want
relief jiht away. Oaly 10 cents is
required to test it. Ask your drug
gist for jthe. trial siz of Ely's Cream
Balm, dr bov the 50:. s?z We
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mail it.
ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren St.,
New York City.
I was 'afflicted with catarrh latt
...
atumn. During the month of 0s
tober I could neither taste nor smell
and could hear but little. Ely's
Cream Balm cured it. Marcus G
Shautz, Rah way, N. J.
The papers have noted the
starting of the Indian Head Mills
at Cordova, A(a. This is oie of
the largest new plants in the
South, containing. 10,000 looms
and 50,000 spindles. It gives
employment to ,1,000 persons, but
next year it will double its ca
pacity and the number of hands,
as it hps al ready-sold its produc
tion for be years ahead in China.
This plawt is owned entirely by
B 1.? ton capitalists, Mr. Harcourt
Acmdry being the principal in
'vestqr. As a pioneer it does first
rate, and shows that when the
Nfcw Euglanders do invade the
Soiith tkj will bring big mills
along with them. The South is
big enough to hold them. Char
lotte Observer,
It seems that lice were found in
German j on some pears shipped
from California that are said to b
identical with the San Jo3e louse,
iyhich now forms such a terror te
fruit growers of our own land. This
forms something of a pfauBible ex
cuse for debarring American fruits.
A liberal international policy,
though, might make the evil . look
much less formidable. ; A
U00 to
for a
some
This great generous country of
ours overdoes the matter some
times as in the case of Congress
when it appropriates $2,
each party in a contest
seat in the body. Withl
economy the defeated candidate
can make, it profitable to contest
for his seat. The contesting! en
terprise has thrived under this
protective system. Every contest,
though, counts $4,000 direct from
Uncle Sam's pocket beside the
time and energy diverted from
subjects more deserving: for the
public interests. A- wholesome
halt along this line is probable.
This scrambling for the office to
which one is not elected is one of
the growing industries thai does
not need a fostering of $2,000.
The railroad commiason
vefy woman &edd3 Dr, SlUes" Pain Pflls.
eems
determined to drive the Southern
Railway out of the State. They
are continually and eternally hari
raesing Col. Andrews about rkteB
passes, etc. One thing we would
like to know and that is, whose
business is it if Col. Andrews isaues
passes to the whole State? He baa I
done more to help the old State of
North Carolina in the way of induci
ing capital and manufacturing to
come here than any one else,'
then pray why try to ruin hia busi
nesa ? The present railroad com
mission as it ia constituted is a
great humbug and we believe the
honest yeomanry of North Carolina
will rise up in their might and .
pudiate the whole-gang at the first
opportunity. Elkin Journal.
A brith er editor says: "No
sensible man should cet anerrv
n ml
because a newspaper man duns
him for money. A dua is not an
impeachnent of a subscriber's in
tegrity, lnt it is the outcropping
of the publisher's necessity. For
instance, a thousand men owe
from one to four dollars. He has
to dun them to pay expenses. In
stead of becoming angry for what
is honestly due, tbe subscriber
should thank the, editor for wait
ing on hini patiently and pay up
like a manV'-Ex.
Gloomy, Hopeless Life
Interna! Jalns Lame, Tired, Ner
vous -Every Bad Symptom Cured
by Hc.nd s Sarsaparilla.
" For iietLij five years I suffered with
i severe cas 3 of stomach trouble. I had
pains in my stomach and bowels so that I
could riot Sjtand or work without great
Buffering. My appetite was very poor and
when I did. eat anything I was shortly
afterwards t eized with vomiting spells. 1
could not rest at night and felt lame and
tired all over. I became nervous and had
no energy whatever. My life seemed
gloomy anc: hopeless. My husband ad
vised me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
I began taking it and the first bot
tle did me a great deal of good. I con
tinued with it regularly and have now
almost fully regained my natural weight
and am doir g nearly all my housework."
mbs. Kinda Cbockeb, Gladstone, Ala.
Sarsaparilla
Is the Best ii fact the One True Blood Puriflpr
Insist upon Hood's ; take no substitute.
Hood's pills jgJfStSSSTg!
UUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN. "
Bell, Harris &;Co;, farniture deal
ers and undktakcra.
D J Bostian, racket store
Dr. N D Fetzer, drug etorei
Cannon toetzer Oo.dry goods
and clothing.
Concord Steam Laundrv lan
: Odeli Maiufacturing Oo deal,
era in gencnl merchandise.
G W Patterson, wholesale dealer
Brown Bros., liverymen.
Dry & Miller, shoe dealers.
Dr. JP Gibson, drugs,
5 graven Bros., furniture doalera
and undertakers,
i A J & J RYorko, jewelry.
Cabarrns Waviogs ftaok.
(Joncord National j5aDk.
af ith, crocones.
f j a n'n! ' coal dealer.
Blaokweldcr, coal dealer.
3 lb Feather pillows at 50c. each.
Blankets at 25c. per lb. : ,
Cotton flannels at 6J to 12c. per yard.
Wide sheeting lb to uc.
Bleaching to lt)c. . , ' .
Fine bleached cambric, same as lonsdalel at 7, w orth 11c.
Nice lot of all wool flannels.
Outing at 5 and 7Jc. per yard, j .
Table damask, bleached or turkey red at 25c. per yard.
Table oil cloth at 15c. per yard.
Floor oil cloth at 25c. per yard. -All
wool carpet samples- at 22i cents per piece.
Curtain poles 22c. up. -Laco
curtains 68c. fo $4.50 per pair.
Chenille do 3 50 per pair.
Oil shades 25 to 30c. each.
Kemnants black cashmere 40c. per lb.
Kemnints of colored serge at 25c. per yard.
Dress lining cambric at 4c. per yard.
Horn dress stays at 2 dozen for 5c.
Safety hooks and eyes, 2c. card.
Safety pins 2 to 7c. per dozen, j
Koyal talcum powder, nicely scencea, at oc. per can.
Beautiful line of white goods, fine laces and embroide
for babies' clothee.
Fine quality of white lawn, 40 inches wide, at 12Jc. per yard.
Good note paper at 10c. per lb. j
Heavy envelopes at 3c. per pack up.
Eubber tipped envelopes at 5c. per dozen.
P S "Will "hp. criafl n mml Qamkc
"WHit.fi tt-nnfTs. ' W.m hrm'rlfi-riAS n.nrl TTn.nil TVTnrlo
Torchon Lace to out of town customers.
leries suitabli
Respectfully,
Di J. Bostian.
Cash To Alk
Beginning Tuesday,
Febt tikry i st, we will
do a strictly cash b asi-ness.
To those who have been running
monthly accounts we will have
coupon books amounting to
$1.00! and $2.00, which we
will sell for 95 cents and $1.90.
Our driver will
fliave 'strict iini
struct! on s -mot 'to
leave ; - ipacMages
unless paid for.
We have added a STEAM
CLEANING and DYEING estab.
hshment in connection with our
LAUNDRY busineas. All work
entrusted to ns will have th
best attention. . Clothes do not
ouuok or colors fade.
PATTERSON'S
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HEADOUA.:,TERS
! FOIi
GROCERIES.
We are better orenared thiasftason
than eyer to please the public with
BARGAINS
IN
B AGGING and TIES-
Corn, Oats, .Rye, Shin Stuff
Four, &c. -
Goacord Bteaa
M. B. STIOKLEY.
Attorney at Lwt
Concord iSf. C.
SI MIA h A Tl hh TION G Jlh
10 oouAm
Onioa upiWw-ln- KlnnKbultalng
We carry the
largest stock 01
MnnfT, Tobacco, Candies.
4 Soda, Canned Goods, Soap,
?!?e SnSr Salt, oil, Molasses
MCaua Potash, Tinware, Matches, Kli.
m tht conntrjvand; can- give jou
some startling prices. We will buv
jour
Cotton, Eggs." Corn,
PEAS,!FLOJJR)iETC.
j We are also agents for the
t : .
"Spach" Wagon.
Will sell a factory prices.
D.
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Wholesale and RUe tail JGrocer.
Concord JN. O.
PHONE NO. 27.
U MuUesl5o terMouih.
ft?GHtSCnvn?asI17 make $5.00 to
MMUyU$l0.0D selllns: my Latest lm
Which st1
tor a 5J?fiUi!5 Usts for ears and seIIS
Ste iSf11 Pr J E Warren, Lafay
th? I2?f 'iJfS?' wrltes tnat he made at
Well T0f $2 per hour- J R Hudson,
tn S0Jl'Tcnn-. writes that he is makinsr
HHip5rmoi!tn- Ladles or gentlemen
wantM scU them, one good aent
mfrtiSiil? everytown. Write todajifor
Particulars. v d. f. Wallace?
ay . .-Smithville, Tenn.
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