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TfftiW fcari& S'PCl &sQs&y teP Utt&t4PJAbi Editors and Proprietors OFl'iOE IN BRiCK ROW The Standard is published everyday (Sunday excepted) and delivered by carriers. KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: One vear. . . . . .... .'.$100 Six months.... ......... 2 00 Three months.. 100 One month. . ... . . . ..... .35 Single cppy .05 The Weeki Standard is a four-page, ei' t-column paper. It has a lar" jirculation in Cabarrus than a- ther paper. Price $1.00 per anuuni, in advance. advertising rates : . Terrri3 for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, JConcord, N. C. ii OONCORD.SEPIEMBER 15 1898. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. FOE JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT. First Dittriot Geo. H Bro wn, J r., of Beaufort. Second'D. strict Henry R Bryan, of Craven. Fifth District Thos. J Shaw, f Guilford. Sixth District -Hon. H Alien, of Lenoir. iSftventh District Thos. A Mc- Neal, of Robeeon. Eleventh District W A Hoke, of Lincoln, . FOR CONGRESS. Seventh DiatrictTheo. F Kluttz, oi Rowan. FOR SOLICITOR. Eighth District J Wiley Rush, of Randolph. COUNTY TICKET. Senate R L Smith, of Norwood. House L T Hartsel), of Concord. Sheriff J Lawson Peck. Olerk of Superior Court Jno. M Ocok. Register of Deeds W Keece Johc- . 3 on . Treasurer Caleb W Swinfc. Cotton W eigher John W Propst Surveyor Jno. H Long. Coroner Jas. N Brown. Commissioners Jno. P Allison, VI F Cannon and Jno. 8 Turner. THEN AX D HOW. All who have read the Progressive Farmer and Caucasian know that they sent out some bitter denuncias tiona of their own fusion Legisla ture. We have published a num ber of them. Now it is growing elecv tion time and we hear from these sources that great praise is due the fusion management of all the State's ffaira and that nnlv Democratic misrepresentation casts a shadow Even John R Smith's achievement with the penitentiary is said now to outstrip anything in the history of that institution. What in the world made our best of all good TrTTomnra rpmnvfl John R? Demo. cratio governors would not remove heir successful managers. What made the Progressive Farmer dread another fusion legislature more than1 all the Egyptian plagues if it effected such wonderful reform in the State? Some things are hard to explain, except as the following conundrum ia explained: One little girl said to another, "You and I have the same i i papa ana mama, dug we are no tion was that the little girl lied. These leading Populist papers that said such hard things when the !reoord wa8 bei made eler,mU8V8Twoatate: Bapti ; have lied then or gre doing so now. anhnn rwpntion Greene A fit of spasmodic honesty then and a wistful grasping after the pie that is now about to depart seems to point pretty clearly to the facts of the case. A SILLY BESOBT. How utterly silly it is now for some of our opponents to be sin glitg out some eastern counties that had negro school committeemen in the days of Democratic rule. Why, nobody denies tEUt Democrats gave the colored schools into the hHndsof colored committeemen all oyer the State, bat they did not put the white schools into their hands. If we wished to stoop to huddling negroes together in the bacfc alleys to 8t. Louis at rate of $20.40. Tick or under the cover of darkness to ex-J ets on sale Oct. 2nd to 4tn, limited cite their passions aud prejudices we would tell them that under Dem ocratic rule in Cabarrus they were allowed to nold the offices of com mitteemen in their own schools, but under fusion rule that even was taken away, but we justify the act of the fusion legislature in co a forming to the wishes of the State superiu tendent, who believed that five men in a township could be found who would be more efficient than twelve or more. When tbe negro remembers that his child gets dollar for dollar with the white child, though he pays such a small per cent, of the tax, we think be should be satisfied. We put no thorns into his ear. OLD POUCBAiIC TBICK INDEED. We learn that in certain parts of the State, and maybe , in our own midat for aught we know the ne- groes, ana even the uneducated white people, are being told that if! the Democrats get into power again they will disfranchise the negro and the poor uneducated white man. Talk about Democratic tricks . This is one that has been played off on the negro probably ever since their emancipation, and it seems to be efs fectual every time. We have had well-meaning negroes to tell us this. They don't know that it is impoasi ble to do such a thing, and it makes it easy for the unscrupulous to lms pose upon them. Japan . insists that the United States should retain the Philippines in the interests of peace and com merce. No doubt that would be best for the balance of the world, but the question is, can we stand it? Notice of Seizure. 8eized near Cottonville, Stanly county, 5th Collection District, N. C, on Sept. 14th, 1898, for viola tion of Internal Revenue laws, the following property : One one-horse hack. One two-horse wagon. One bay mare and harness. Two dark brown mules, with har ness for eaoh. A lot of bed clothing, empty kegs, and cooking utensils. All parties claiming any of the above propsrty must present claim to the undersigned within 30 days from dale c this notice. This Sep ternbwr 15.h, 1898, , ' U. S. Harkins, Collector. By J M Roberts, Deputy Collector, w 06 Ellerl Pi obably Re-elected. At o'clock a. m., this the 15th, the returns from the South Carolina election shows Gov- E Her be in the lead by nearly 2t000 votes. He is most probably elected. , Sunday School Convention Greensboro, N. C.t Sept. 21st to 25h. the Southern Railway wjii sell round trip tickets flhnrn at the rate of $3.65 for round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. 18th to 21st. Limited return ing Sept; 26th." Continuous passage i a both directions. , Account of Annual Convention Christian , Onurcb, Chattanooga, Tenn Oct. 13 to 21, the Southern Rai way will sell round-trip tickets to Chattanooga at rate of $12.40. Tickets on sale Oct. 10 to 13, lim ited Oct. 24th. Continuous passage in both directions. Account of Grand United Order of Odd Fellows (colored) Sc. Louis, Mo., Oct. 4th to LOth, tne Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets both directions. Account Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association, Lexington, Ky., Oct. 4 to 15, the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Lexington, Ky at rate of $15.40. Tickets on sale Oct . 1st to 5 tb, lim ited Oct. 17th. Continuous passage in both directions. Account National Baptist Conven tion (colored) Kansas City, Mo.j' Sept. 14 to 20, the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Kan sas City at rate of $29 . 45. Tickets on sale Sept. 11 to 13, limited Sept. 25 tb continuous passage in both dis rections. Account meeting Concord Pres by tery, Newton, N. C, Sept. 16tn; the Southern Railway will sell 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 further information ads dress Gowan Dusekbury, Local Agent, Concord, N . 0. Yellow Jaundice Cured. Suffering 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 the best physicians in our city and to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recommended Electric Bitters; and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured. I now take great pleasure in recommending them to any person suffering from this terrible malady. I am grate fully yours, M. A. Hogarty, Lex ington, Ky." Sold by P B Fetzer's Drug Store. Off to School. Wednesday morning several pupils to the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Morganton left. There were several from Forest Hill, be sides the little Miss Sadie Herring and Miss Carrie Lippard. We give space to a rather long letter from the exssheriff of Frank lin that sounds like the words of truth and soberness and seems to us to be a clear and strong setting forth of the situation ... We hope our Populist . brethren will give it a thoughtful, f airminded perusal . You invite disappointment when vou experiment. ' DeWitt's Little Early Risers are pleasant, easy, tborougn little pills. They cure constipation and sick headache Just as Rure as you take them. J P Gibson. . Tne Schedule of tbe Candidates. Sheriff Buchanan starts out on his canvass of the county for the purpose of collecting taxes on Mon day, Oct. 17th. The candidates will accompany him to the different precincts and will make their speeches. the Highest Price Will claim to undersell tneir competitors. Assertions are easy bat not always true, but figures combined with quality do not deceive. We re. spectfuliy submit the following figures and ask you to come and exim'me the quality. The simple fact that an article is quoted at a low figure doei not necessarily mean that it is really cheap. A yard of cloth made to 8n for 3c. is no cheaper at 3c. than a 5c. quality would be at 5c.: 1 yd wide Cambric (same as Lonsdale) 7 l2c. 1 yd " Parcale in light or navy ground at 6 l4c. worth 7 ls2c 850 lbs remnants of White Goods at per lb- 1 yd wide Percaline at 6 l4c ; worth 15to 20c. . l yd Silisia at 7 - l2o. worth 10 to 15c. Remnants of Table Linen at 42 1-2 to 95c. per yard. Solid Silver shirt waist sets at 25c . Solid Silver Guff Pins at 25c. per pair. Fancy Hat Pins 5 to tach Nice lot of Jewelry. Gents Linen CollarslB 14 to 10c. Gents Linen Cuffs 5 to 25c. Gents Handkerchiefs 5 and 25c. 20 styles of Lidies Swiss embroider. ed Handkerchiefs at 10 cents each. Foreign samples of Ladies Cotton and Lisle Hose at 25c, Some of these are worth 50c. per pair. Ladies Collars 8 and 10c, Cufis 10 and I5c SUMMER CORSETS 25c: up. We made a good purchase in Stationary recently. We got about 8300 worth, mostly by jobs, for 3151.98. This enables us to give you in side prices on almost anything in this line, Good note paper at 10c. per pound worth 5c. per quire. Finer quality at 18c, worth 25c. per lb- This is the same quality we had some time ago at 18c. BOX PaPER -We nave some nice 50c- boxes at 25 cents. Box containing: fine Linen Tablet and Envelopes to match worth 25c. Our price 20c. Nice box of square note paper tied with silk ribbon and loner envelopes at 10c, per box, worth 15c. PENCIL TABLETS lc. up. Our best value is a 550 page one for 5c. INK TABLETS 5c. ones at 3c 10c. ones at 5c. and finer oues at 10c. 4u0 pen holders worth 5c., $20.00. Our price 2 l2c, $10.00. See how we save your money. Nice square Linen envelopes at 5c worth 10c. 1 NICE LOT OF SHIRTS White shirts 25c- up. Puff bossom 59 to to 75c. Colored dress Shirts 24 to 50c. $33 worth of CLUB TIES to be in shortly. Large 5c. cake ot Soap at 4c. Very Respectfully, D. J. Bostiao ARE YOU A T S BCIE3 v A Home Paper Containing Home and Other News That la of Interest To Our Readers SEND IN YOUR IN ORDER THAT A PAPER WAY THRIVE IN OUR CITY IT MUST HAVE THE HEARTY CO-OPERATION Pricey off DAILYI STANDARD 0 One week. ........ . . : One month... Three months. iSix fmonths. . 0ne y- Store in the State SUBSCRIBER TO SUBSCRIPTION. and PATRONAGE of its PEOPLE & . . . . . ..... iqc 35c . . . $ 00 ; . . ; . t . 2 00 - a ook;
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