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ally. St&adaa? kisi Editors end Proprietors. OFFICE INt BRICK . The Standard 12 published svery day (Sunday excepted) aud delivered by carriers. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year. ............ . $4 00 Sizmcnths. . . . ........ 2 00 Three months.. . . 1.00 One mciith . . ..... .35 bmgie copy. ...... .; .05 Tnii ' Wevkj. Stands ud is ta loar-p-v c" '.t-ccluifia piper. It lias a lar - - jircuiation in Cabarrus than c jthcr p;;pcr. Piko $1.00 per auhum, in advance. ADVERTISING KATES : Teroi3 for reguiar cdvertieements seada known on application. Aaure2 ail communications to THE STANDARD, Concord, N. C. !r ITT f. A 1 .. j . e win j use real awniie on grand war movements. If t ey come as we expect, we can throw; our hats all the higher. We are ot tha opinion that our troops now nearin Cub will operate against Santiago, and that nxt after doing up the job Admiral Samps m will turn his attention Jo rorto Kico. Mr. Dick Harris does not brieve tNat Santiago is the den tin ation of our troopa and offers to bet, but he proposes only cii rs or wmefcey, when hp knows we detesU tobacco in all its forms, and for the whia&ey, if even we could iwrry it down, ours is a dry Lad it can't be he We shall see what we shall see and he ai what we shall hear when there is something to t-k rid hear, STAMPEDE OP 3.000 HOKSB3. Jfog 61 StOfe. General Carpenter's Brigade Put to Rout Exciting Affair ThatiJflsnt in 1 ampa. al flu, aji- . ' nm CONCORD. JUNE 17 1898 Aiioirr Tin: es? Ihere are tho33 who make a great , deal of fuss about government bonds, aud would have, the less intelligtnt ; aiid the easily jr? judical-, to regard a man as essentially bad or dishonest who ho'ds a government bond. Most of such men we think have plenty of their own bonds out and look with disfavor on the men who hold them. It is unforiuiiate that we have men prominent in public ' influence who teach such disturbing doctrine. A government sometimes required more money than tbe ordis nary revenues produce. It must borrow as any individual or corpo ration must under the same condi tiong. There is nothing wrong in it. There are'those who are clamoring now that the government should issue greenbacks as in the civil war. The tlf.-c: would be as it was then both North and South, the silver and gold would, go into , hiding and the government would have to sus pend specie payment. Immediately we would have to tell just what kind of dollar we meant as the price of an arcle, a gold dollar, a silver doln lar or a greenback dollar. The metal and the paper dollar parted - company during the we", both North and South. We would like to call the a if lion of the ordinary reader the fact that if this money were not borrowed by the government and paper were ie3ued the time would come when this paper would have to be called iu or would have to be re deemable in coin or wo would have to have a special kind of money by wnichto carry on our-trade -'with other countries. Whenever this calling in of inflated paper money would o-car we would find the effects to be what we cill hard tim:c. This issuing L-ads for the money -needed to carry on this war is doubts low the be3t way it can be done, and with that we were all out of bi aud hadia neat little batch of .theis befda in our pockbts just to see how we would welcome tbe North and Northeast to take them off our hands and let us irr.fce 6 per cent '-instead of 3' per cent. Do You Want a Bond? We are into a war and the ernment needs more monoy thin the ordinary revenues produce. j Therefore the Secretary of the treasury is authorized to borrow 200,000,010, giving for it the I gov ernments .bonds or notes, bearing interest at 3 per ceat, payable quar terly. It is the purpose to j give preference to small bond holders and all who wish to lend amounts of from $500 down to $20 may be sure that their offer will be accepted uns less the offer gets in too late, for such amounts will be accepted at once. They will be dated August j 1st, but interest will be paid from the time the money is sent. All national and state banks; and money order postoffiees keep! the blanks by which to make applica tiou for those who wish to exchange money for these bonds. The time allowed to apply close3 at 3 o'clock, July 14. There are applications in cow for more then the sum wanted but the preference is given to applicants for $500 or less amounts. j These bonds are payable in coin after ten years if the government chooses to pay them then. The government, though, accepts any Kind of our national money l for these bonds. Washington, Jan 16. A speci to the Post from Tampa says: "At 10 o'clock tonight 3,000 horses aud mules broke from their corrals and stampeded through the camps of General Carpenter's- brigade. Ii was ao dark and the excitement ec great in the District of f Columbia camp that it wtis impossible to learr if any men were hurt. Tue panic among the men was terrible. Of-, ficials tried et their companies into line, but the army of wild horses made that impossible. Many men began shooting at the excited animals, but this only excised them more. It seems impossible to stop the stampede tonight. The horses : AaamaA f r Yn off ro r t-orJ l fViA fctifo "jand they rushed through the brigade of three regiments end then back cgin, taking a different course each time. They have already destroyed many tent", kitchen and camping paraphernalia. It is not known what started the animals on their wild rush. Taps had just sounded in ail the camps and the bends had played their good nights. The men ere hardly asleep when a loud cracking like -the firing of Gatling guns startled them. It wa3 the breaking down of the corral fence, a high wooden affair. In the next moment the infuriated aud panting horses rushed into the New Y rk camp, which was nearest the break in the fence. The rush Bounded like a thunderstorm. The New York camp's sentinels begun to yell like mad, "Call out the guard!" Call out the guard!'' The guard hurried out, but it was useless, as the animals were then rushing over everything in their path. In half an hour the camps had been stam peded three times and there seemed to be no hope of driving the beeits away from the breach. Forty men were mounted by 11 o'clock, and they were able to check the rush a little, or at least to ste:r the horses clear of he camp. CORSET DEPARTMENT. Summer corsets 38c, up.'- Dr Nossah, a $1.00 Corset for 48c This corset is so constructed that continuous mofion throws the strain on six combined steels, making it impossible to break at the sides. C. 33. Corsets 85c. Four -.or-'five other makes ranging from 20 to 60c. HOSIERY. Ladies Hose at 5 to 50 cents. Black Lisle at 25 cents. ' ' Full Seamless Hose at 7 l2c. up. Drop stitch ribbed Hose 10c. up. 'Nice line of Gent's Black, Tan and mixed Sox at 10, 1 and 25c, includs ing dropstitch stripe- Gauze Vests 4c. up. HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies embroidered Swiss at 10 to 35 cents. Plain white at 5c. : Plain all Linen at 10 cents. r Very Respectfully, Good Note Paper at IO3 per lb SHIRT .DEPARTMENT.' Gents' Whito Shirts, unlaunterea 25 cents up. Laundered 40i;. Up Colored 24c. up. A nice line 0; 50 . shirts. Puff bosom 75c. Gents' turn back cuffs loj a pi.ir A few pairs of Youths' ei.fr Gents collars at G worth lOc. Gauze Shirts 15 to 45c. NOTION DEPARTMENT. Job fine Nos. 6HCord Spool Cotton at lc. per spool. The colors off but O. K. for basting. Our special brand, N, N. N. (need no name) Machine thread at 3c. rer spool has steadily increased in ponu larity for two years. Try it. Musquito net 5c. per yard. Bleached table Linen 42 ;tc 05c, per yard. Nice stock of all silk Ribbon. D.- .J.- Bostian. THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE lbs to 11 W&riicgtcn NswYoik Phil, '.elpbiu Brooklyn Baltii: , e Chicago "Cincinnati Bascfca!! Testerday 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ox 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 5K LI OOOOOO 012 3 10 000 040 0-: 100 0 12 0 1 16 00205 0 02 x-9 Rowan's Dot Killer Captnrctl. For quite a while the people i f Kowan county have been reporting having seen a queer k-:nd of animr' in the community and which w killing the dogs. A number of strange stories have been told pnt it, but from the Salisbury Sun we see that this wonder of wonders is now captured and is found to be nothing more than a sheep that hp been running wild. Its wool was, of course,-very dirty. It ir 5 boon sheared cose and wes afeo branded with green paint. j De's From Itoaaofce. We learn that the Enochyille High SohooJ is to be run next session by Mr. H E Black, a graduate of Roa noke college, as principal. Mr. Black will come veil recom mended and the Enoohville com munity is too well known to need any guarantee of its desirability for obtaining a good common and high school education. "W" FRESH FROM . THE WIRES EACH EVENING IN THE DAILY STANDARD, ITS THE LASEST NEWS OUT AND WHCJ flOTPATRO , NIZE gOUR HOME PAPER. IN ORDER THAT A PAPER WAY THRIVE IN OUR CITY IT MUST HAVE THE HEARTY CO-OPERATION and PATRONAGE of its PEOPLE. H W Cottonwood, editor cf the Rural New Yorker, has taken a census of the hens of the United States. He figures out the chickens of the country at 375,000,CC and their product in lb'97 at 14 400,000 - 000 eggs, of a value of $1C5,COO,000, Price of DAILY STANDARD: Miss Lena Vernon Powell, Adju tant General Cowies' stenographer, is performing his duties while he is suffering with a broken leg. She is the only woman acting adjutant general in the country. Lexington Dispatch. One week. . . , One month. . Three months. Six months. . One year. , . . . 10c 3c $1 00 2 QO 4 00 while pou?try 1 r. ' TO d 125,. 000,000 more, making tie ! total value of thehen crop $290,000,000. or more than these of either tbe wheat or cotton j ields. Green villp Reflector. . For Over Filty Tears Mrs, Winslow's Soothinir . r uua uccii ubeu tor over nrty yearfl by millions of mothers for their child ren while teething, with perfect sue. eo. xu ouumea tne cniid, softens the gums, allays all nain. nnrpn winri colic, and is the best remedy for Yu:iea, ic win relieve the poor iitue suuerer immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world, Twenty-fiye cents a bottle, Be Sure uiu-hbs tor "Mrs. WinIov73 ootl.: 0 0 0 0 O 0 n n 1 1 1 o f -airs. winiov73 UU0() 00 i-l; mg Syrupfwand take nootfct STATE OF OHIO. City of Toledo, Lucas County, ) 88 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney & Co., doing business mineuity of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said fim will pay th sum of One Hundred Dollars for ech and every case of atarrn tnat cannot be cured by the use 01 nair s Uatarrh Cure. Fhantt .T Sworn to before me and subcn"hs ed in my presence, the 6th day of iecemoer, A. D. 1886, K seal, J a. W GLEASON, VTTV, J , Notary Public. Hail s Catarrh Cure is -tatinw L I 1 icmauy ana acts directly on the 0100a and mucous surfces of the sytem. Send for testimonials, free. F. J, CHENEY & CO "I think De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is. the finest nronarati nni nn the market for nilfis." Rn nntM T 1 V-v Mr wm-m m m . uonn u uunn, of Wheeliug, w. Va. Try it and you will think the same; MlA 1 1 1 f xii ttiou uurea t)uz,Lua ana ail 8S1U diseases. J r Gibson. M. .ri DENNIS, C o n t r a'c t o r and B u i 1 d e r I respectfully solicit the patronage ui tuo peopie 01 uoncora. As for my work being satisfactory, I wj fcuaw yuu give me a ., j22. The New Mer Has opened no over the t, t o. made to order from S.oo up-pants made to order Al7vir UP- Cleanin and repairing a specialty. All work guaranteed, respectfully solicit the patronage of my past customers. Jy RICHARD H JEFFERSON. OOOD'ii i.j-jijv jus overW XSrM1 I''VbyitH cures.' 5i?i n T fuilcd, thai ., NEW, STOCK- 20th Series CONCORD IEUIET17AL BTLTIIDI AHD JLOAW ASSOCIATION. Books are now open for subscriptions to the 20th series of Stock in the Concord Perpetual Building & Loan Association, first payment due Saturday, June 4th. Thfs Association has now in force 12 ser ies ot stock, hiving paid oft X series and the 8th series, amounting to about $10, 000, will mature and be paid oft in Sep tember. ' Call on the Secretly and Treasurer at Cabarrn3 Savings Bank and subscribe. - JP Allison, Pres. H I WooDHousESec. and Troan. The ftdifnr nf tV T trans Globe, write:?, "One Minata Cough Cure is rightly named. It cured my children after all other remed all throat and lane troubles. l Gibson.
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