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W4i Editors and Proprietors OFFIOB - IN BRlCi fcBO W The Standard is published very day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by carriers. RAjTES op subscription: One Six monthB 2 00 Three months.. ......... 1.00 . One month. , 35 Single copy. .05 x The Wefjcj Standard is a four-page, eir. t-column paper. It has a laro" jirculation in Cabarrus than a-- taer paper. Price $1.00 per anuuru, in advance. ADVERTISING RATES i Terma for regular advertisements T&ade known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord, N. C. CONCORD.SEPIEMBER 12 1898. OUR TICKET. TOR CONGBESS FROM THE 7TH DISTRICT, HOW. THEO. F.KLUTTZ. 50R SOLICITOR FOR THE 8TII DISTRICT, MR. WILEY RUSH. CABABUIS DEMOCRACY TORY. FOR VIC- We most heartily congratulate the Democratic nominating convention assembled Saturday, the 10th, on rs full attendance, its splendid pers onel, its exceptionally good humor, the splendid ticket and none the less its enthusiasm. The fraternal and the loyal spirit that pervaded the meeting presaged a united and vig orous Democracy and a glorious vie ory in November. There were favorites and it was admirable to see the steady pulling for them. It was next to painful for delegates to have to caat a vote for one when there was another just as good. But item duty must prevail over senti mentality and the selec ions were made without fraud or favor. The graceful way in which Mr. ft S Hars T.e, Mr. P P Townsend, Mr. D Henry White and Mr. T J White publicly yielded to fortunes of the choices that went from them, tooj ihould put any convention in good humor and make any party cam paign healthy. The party of traditionally good government no w goes before the peps pie in a campaign against a combi nation that has been sufficiently tried nd found woefully wanting, v , Had not.evil designing .men, sown the seedsof captionsness, disoontent, distrust and alienation- anibmg us ViU those constitutionally most sus. cep.tible were drawn away from the party, there would need be no solici tude for the. election and noi fear that our political evils might, per chance hang yet like a nightmare fer us for another term. We enter how the campaign, in dbuule earnestness and enjoy all the strength ,of union, harmony, ens thusiasm and hope. By the peerlessness of the Anglos Saxon race, by the love of peace and happiness in every home in North Carolina, by the reference and the tender regard for the womanhood of our land, by the progress and the glory of our noble institutions of our State, by the reasserted man hood that feels the burden of free dom transmitted from sires of whom are proud, we are in this race to inn unless a withering fatality shaM fiaish ua course. naught of which Pemo- craoy should -qe vain ;hut, there ia much of which she may be legiti mately Jproud. Let victory crown her on the 8 h day of November incf the Old North State again : step up abreast of her sister Southern State?, washed of the late fool stains on her political escutcheons. SHOULD HAVE GOrTES Mtt. CALU WEL.I. We see that Mr. Morrison Cald well m his Salisbury speech Bays Mr. Jno. K Smith made the pemten tiary eelfsu8taining daring the first year of hia administration with a balance of $25,000. Then the crime of putting him out is very great. But Mr. 8roith and Mr. Dockery too in the Boscalled report did not put such a good fce ou, the penitentiary report, la the distress to meet the legal requirement it became a ques tion who shoald be able to make a good appearance out of the awf ul condition. Why did they not get Cabarrus coanty'a only fusion law yer ? Why it could have been made a brilliant campaign, slogan. . s Since we come to think Mr. Docks ery complained tbat Mr. Lft zer de feated a bill for aa( appropriation. What was it wanted for ? We are not often moved with a desire to press the band of Gov. Bus sell, but we confess to having a very pleasant sensation and a kind of warm spot for our "Uncle Dan" over the letter which we publish to day with regard to the Oebarrus lynching. We plied our scissors upon that letter when we first saw it in the Morning Po3t, bat it has been crowded out till now. We are glad to know that the Governor can see with us that a deed so harrowing may arouse a community to retribu tion ultra legal and yet not criminal. CONVICT KILLED. Whipped So Unmercifully On the Northampton Htate Faim That lie Died at the Plow. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Jim Sears, a white man on the Northampton State farm, on a charge of murdering James Ln we, a convict. Sears is charged with whipping L)we so cruelly that he died at the plow to which he was sent after the flogging . The posts mortem examination held by Dr. I Fergnson bears ont the charge. , It is said that. the management of this form has become a t caudal that is likely to require investigation . The Mad Sews Was ToldJGIer.: - - Miss Fannie .Green, ofrJ lCranklin ton, who visited for' several weeks at the J&ome of Mr; H M Barrow.at fhis .place,, but. who for some, time has been visiting in Kings Moun j tain,' received the .ead.. news of the sudden death of her father last. Sat urday evening. A telegram was re ceived oh Baturday evening I by Mr, H .Barrow announcing ?ther,death of Col. W F Green, having ' dropped dead at his home. Miss Green ar rived here from Kings Mountain Saturday evening on the train and intended visiting here again for sev eral weeks, but Mr. Barrow had to inform her of the sad news. Mr. Barrow accompanied her home: Announcement. The Concord Steam Laundry has changed proprietors and now so licits your patronage under the firm of J F Day vault, W A Day vault and Chas. A Cravan. New additions have be&n made, and dying and cleaning have been annexed to the laundry. Mr. Purcell, the manager, guarantees services second to none. Give us a trial. Telephone No. 2. 'spH Concord Steam Laundry. Awouutrana Chapter, Order,of Eastern Star. Durham, ;JN. iSept. 12th,tthe Southern Railway ham and return at the rate of $5:85 foTrouBlFtt fealb SepCT lDOtf anlgth. ; Limited Sept. .,22Continu6us passage in both directions.? i aIIU a Account State . Baptist Sunday School Conventidn Greeushoro N. Railway will sell round tnp.tiqketp to Greensboro at tb&nX&te of $3.p5 for round trip., Tickets on sale Sept. 18th to,21st Limited return ing Sept. 26th.. Continuous passage i q both directions. . , Account of Annual Convention Christian . Cnurch Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 13 to 21, the Southern Rai way will sell round-trip tickets to Chattanooga at rate ci $12.41 . Ticka Q 1Q Um. ited Oct. 24th, Continuous passage in both directions. Account of Grand United Order of Odd Fellows (colored) St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 4th to lOih, the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to St. Louis at rate of $20.40. Tick ets on sale Oct. 2nd to 4th, limited Oct. 13ch. Continuous paasags in both directions. Account Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association, . Lexington, Kv.f Oct. 4 to 15, the Southern Railway will sell round trip, tickets to LexingtohV Ky . arate of $15.40. Tickets on sale Oct . 1st to 5 tb, Urn ited Oct. 17th. Continuons passage ia hoth directions. , Account National Baptist Conven tion (colored) Kinsas City, Mo. Sept. 14 to 20, the Southern Rail wa1 will sell round trip tickets to Kan sas City at rate of $29 . 45 . Tickets on Silo Sept. 11 to 13, limited Sept. 25tby continuous pissage in both dis rections. Account meeting Concord Pres bytery, Newton, N. C, Sept. 16tb the Southern Railway will se!l round trip tickets from Concord to Newton and return. at rate of $3.65 for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 15th and, 16th, limited Sept. 24th. Continuous passage in both directions. For any farther information ads dress Gowan Dusehbury, Local Agent, v . , Concord, N. C. Yellow Jaundice Cnred. Sufiferiag humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief. It is with pleasure we publish the following: "This is to certify,that I was a . terrible suf ferer from. Yellow Jaundice, for over six months, and was treated by some of tne, hsii. physicians in our city and to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recommended Electric Bitters;iipjjf terjteking twojjottles I was entirely curecL' I now take great pleasure s inri recbm mending them to any . person. sufTering from this terrible malady. I am grate fully yoursy W. A. Hogarty, Lex ington, Ky." Sold by P B Fetzer's Vtug Store. Don Want Jim Hor Uia Regiment. JThe Bdeigh correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says: "Key. Dr. Leak, secretary of the colored State Fair, has decided on : the week be ginning November 15 th as. the date for the fair. The doctor was asked if .he would try to secure Jim Young and the negro, regiment as an at traction. He said he did not want Jim nor hia regiment." A. B. GOODMAN, M. D. I respectfully solicit the profession al services of the community. All calls will be promptly attended. My Office ia at the residence of Davis Barrier, at Rimer, N. C. Aug. 25. ine-it of lluou?s b.irsapaoii Hood'? Sarsrajarilla b:-cai' The Highest Price Will claim to undersell their competitors. Assertions are easy but not always true, but figure Q&WS ?iverw spectf ully submit Ihe f onbwingur and. ask you to coma andximin9 the qnality. The simple fact that an article is quoted at a low figure does aotnecessa'mean for 3o. is no cheaper at 3c than a 5c. quality would be at 5c.I . - . ; lyd wide Cambr'c (same as Lonsdale) 7 l2c. 1 yd " Parcale in light or navy ground at 6 l4o. worth 7 ls2c .:- ;' - j,'.r.- 350 lbs remnants of White Goods at 25c. per lb. lydwide Percalineat 6(1n4o. worth 15 to 20c. - lyd ' Siliaia at 7 l-2c. worth 10 to 15c. Remnants of Table Linen at 421-2 to 95c. per yard. Solid Silver shirt waist sets at 25s., 7 . . . no 8olid Silver Cuff Pius at 25o. per pair. Fancy Hat Pins 5 to 98c. each Nice lot of Jewelry. rt . T . . K . nm Gents Linen Collars 6 1-4 to 10c. , ) Gents Linen Coffa 5 to 2oc. Gents Handkerchief s 5 and 25c. 20 style of Lidies Swiss embroider ed Handkerchief a at 10 cents each. Foreign samples of .Ladies Cotton and Lisle Hose at 25c, Spme of these are worth SOcper pair. Ladies Collars 8 and 10c, Cuffs 10 and 15c. SUMMER CORSETS 25c. up. - . : w t v We made a good purchase in Stationary recenUy. We got about 8300 worth, mostly by jobs, for $151.98.; This enables us to eive you in side prices on almost anything in this line. Good note paper at 10c per pound worth 5o. per quire. Fmer quality at 18e, worth 25c per lb- This is the same qaality we had some time ago. at 18c. BOX PAPER We have some nice 50o- boxes at 25 cents. Box containing fine Linen Tablet and Envelopes to match worth 25c. J Ui - pilUO AUUi lJJ MJA.JL DlCV "yu f v. long envelopes at 10c, per box, worth 15c . PENCIL TABLETS lc. up. Oar best value is a 550 page one for 5c. INK TABLETS 5c. o ies at 3c, lOd. ones at 5c. and fiuerones at 10c, 4u0 pen holders worth 5c., $20.00. Our price 2 12c, $10.00. See how we save your money. Nice square Linen envelopes at 5c worth 10c. ' , NICE LOT OF SHIRTS White shirts 25c- up. Puff bossom 59 to to 75c. Colored dress Shirts 24 to 50o. . 833 worth of CLUB TIES to be in shortly. Large 5c. cake of Soap at 4c. Very Respectfully. D.' J. Bostiao. ARE YOU A. 'I T S FT A Some Paper Containing Rome and Other News That - 5 Is of Interest To Our Readers. SEND IN YOUR m ORDER THAT A PAPER MAY THRIVE IN OUR CITY IT MUST HAVE THE HEAKTY CO- OPERATION Price: of; DAILYISTANDARD One week. . . . . . . One month . . . . .................... ... ..... J - Three months. . . ... ........ ISix I months. . . . . ..... . .. Store in the State SUBSCRIBER SUBSCRIPTION. and PATRONAGE of its PEOPLE 3 - 35cj $ 00 2 00 a oo,;; ........ . ,k . ... 1 accTnvs 02EAT ClirC One year
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