- a J .-a Editors end Proprietors OFFxOlS IN BKitiJv JiOW. The ' bTA'DAia is published svary daj (Suuuiiy fcAcep'.ed) ana delivered by corners. RATES OF SUBSCKirTlON : One yer. ............ 00 Sixmonths.. ........... 200 Three rnontns.. . . . .. 100- One month. . . Single copy. ...... "The Wefkj c Stan da kd .3a .05 is a roarD.t;:. e;- ut-coiuLiin paper. Iti h3 a lar- circulation in Cabarrus than a " Abtr j aper. Price $1.00 per an u urn, ia advance. 4DVESTISINO RATES : Termi ior regular advertisements srade knusvn on application. j Addr: i all communications to THE STANDARD, .Concord, N. C. GONCGKD. OOL'OBER; 21 rnOCRATIC NOMINEES. TOU JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT. First District Geo. H Brown, Jr., of Biactorr. Second D. strict- Henry R BryaD, Fift-i District Tbc. J Sbaw, of Gailibrd. Sixth District Hon. H Al!eut of J o:r. Seventh District Thoa. A Mc Neal, of Rrhesoa. Electa District W A Hoke, of Lincoja. FOR C0NGEES3. Seventh District Thee. F Kluttz, of Rowan.: FOR SOLICITOR. . ElgiKi District Wilej Rush, of Randolph. - COUNTY TICKET. Senate R L Smith, of Norwood. Hoc-e L T Hartsell, of Concord. ol?: 3. J Law3on Peck. Uitis, oi superior Lourt Jno. AI Cock. Register of Deeds W Lieece John gin'. , Treasurer Caleb W S wins. Cotton "YV eigher John W Propet Surveyor Jno. H Long. fUorcmer A E Lentz. Com mission era Jno. P Allison,! M F Neabit and Jno. 8 Turner. j MR. ClLUWF.LL'S ATTACK. Mr. Caldwell chose to attack The Standard quite vigorously Thurs day. I; Vfs the first time we ever knew a candidate to drag the name .of his wife into a political discussion as if to provoke, if poisible, at least a slurring innuendo as he cast at Rev. Page's name. If this wa3 his object.it shall fail. We have not the honor of a personal acquaintance with Mr?. Caldwell, hut she i3 a lady, and that is all that is required to command the profound reepsctof Tns "Standard. We are publish" ing a newspspsr that is conscien 'tiously Democratic. xIn conducting this paper we have neither swerved to the tight nor left in treating po litical issues because some dear friend might like to see more com plimentary things said of a candi date. If the paper went to "but one family we would write with that in view. The thrust cf Mr. Caldwell that it was the purpose of The Jcandabd to wound the feelings of Mrs. Cald w -II i? as purely unfounded as the unfairce?s with which he is treating mbat -a political issues- 1 Mr. Caldwell is a subscriber to - - Tiie Standard and of course the papr 13 ent to his home. If we had not been there to call him down he would haye left per sons in that audience to believe that we said or quoted uncomplN mentary things of him and pur pesely sect the papsr to Mrs. Cald- Ic ia 1 foreign to our ideas of a gentleman. We hope w hH alw8 be able to ran a ueappr ou & b'n plane. If Mr. Caldwell thought so meanly of ua be would moat ndkuiaily a a gntieman himself hav- ee Ua ih biiland have forbidden Tbe S-ands . ard to tnttr hU homet and 1-f t tne matter cut of a puu.ic eperch. We try to bi fair ad inoffensive with e.ierytoJy whilt "e try to curb error ai.d wrong. If we took pat tern from inoat of the opposition i - papsra tbit come to ua in exchange, there might be good room for Mr. Caldwell 'O settle the bill and step the pper. Nay, more, Mr. Cald well has himaeif, while not specially abusive ( e honor him for n) made vtr? free nee of the charge of Democratic hypoencj and insin- ceritv. We ar- now calloua to the I ugly ilmga at ttw body of which we form an hunibio part. He claimed to be much hurt at our impugning his sincerity, and in almost the next breath be stepped over and handed us the longslooked-for re port and charged ua with taking more interest in the penitentiary affairs than' in 'spiritual salvation, ihere is nothing esp cially offensive in this to U5j we consider the source. If we were hypocritical in our.po lineal relations we could h&rdiy be otherwise in rur church relations. It doe3 ua no harm, b it shows that Mr. Caldwell is less courteous to us tnan he wishes us to be to him. WHY LONGER DOUBT? The Clerk of tne Superior Court of Cruven Tellw or tlie Situation of Al fnirs In That Couuty. Rutherford Vindicator. yi,r. L E Green, near E lenboro, wanted to know the truth about negro rule in Craven county, and wrote to the clerk of the Superior Court for the fact9 in the matter. Below we give the answer of the clerk to his letter of inquiry, and if I you are an honest juryman you will decide the c?se for youroelf and act accordingly. If you are not an hon est juror you will still repeat tho slang of the corrupt or ignorant pie hunter and call it "Dsmocratic lies:" Superior Court, Craven County, NDrth Carolina. V M Watson, Cicrk. Newbern, N. C, Sept. 2S, 9S L E Green, Ellenboro, N. C : My Dear Sir: Yours to hand, and I will endeavor to give you the facts. In Craven county there are 27 ne gro magistrates, 12 or 15 negro school committeemen. The regis ter of deeds and his deputy are ne groes. All the sheriff's deputies are negroes. The court crier is a negro. 1 The township constable is a negro. One of the county commissioners is a negro. The town has three negro councilmen, and five policemen and the, city attorney is a negro. White men and white women are arrested by negro sheriffs or consta bles, tried before negro magistrates and committed to the custody of a negro jailer. The nominees for county offices are as follows: .. House of RepresentativesNegro. Register of Deeds Negro. Cc Treasurer Negro. County Commissioner Negro. Constable Negro. The candidates for clerk and sher iff, who are the only whites, were made to promise that they would have none but negroes as their dep uties. Could any white people be in a worse condition than we are ? We appeal to the Anglo-Saxon race of North Carolina, with what- ! well to wound ber fr-elings. ever political party they may nave been voting, to rescue us from this terrible condition. You have no idea of the complete reign of terror that exists in the eastern counties The papers have not told naif. I forgot to etate that the tax-listers in some of the townships are ue- eroee. Very respectfully. , W. M. Watson, Clerk of Superior Court. VOTES GAINED For ."nr. KIuttK1 Ey tne Kpenkinir Ytaf re-Some Bnlldlns fioiuff On Ttie Southern' BroshPnsners I here A Music Room Added. China Grove, Oct. 20. Mrs. A J CroweU, of Charlotte, is visiting her mother. Miss Ida Ross spent several days with her brothers, Messrs. Tom an.d J Charles, this week. Mr. Moody, of' Moody Bros., ia holding a musical convention in St. Marks church. He will give a pub's lie conoert Saturday night, assisted by his father and brother. We think his instruction will increase the in terest in onr church mnsic. Mrs. W Kimball is again at home after spending two months with her daughter, Mrs. OFercash, at Swan nauoa, N. C. 'Ia the Lind of the Sky." Messrs Klattz and Caldwell spoke in onr town last night to a good crowd. Mnch interest was mani fested and I Mr. Kluttz certainly gained votes in China Grove town ship. Mr. Rtmsaur, of Lincolnton, N C.f visited his sister Miss Bessie, this week. Telegraph operator C J Kimball, who has been relieving operators at Air Line Jaction, Concord, Greer?, S. 0 , and Gastonie, N. U., is back at his old place in the office here. Mr. D H Milton, of Reidsville, is visiting his son, R H Milton, engi neer for Patterion Manufacturing Company, and who has been quite sick, but is now convalescent Mr. V L Correll is building a beautiful residence for Rev. A Shu lenberger near the Lutheran par toaage. "' Mr. J G Ritchie has just com pleted a nice residence for Mr. G H Lipe and is now building a hou3e for Mr. Vance Miller, a student of North Carolina College. Vance is going to be ready wh n he gets through at school. The Southern has treated our de pot to a fresh coat of paint and changed the color, which is a ds cided improyement. Agent Them appears to be very proud of the "Sis up-" given him. Prof. Wright has added a music room, which wa3 very much needed and is a decided improvement. Paul. A press dispatch says Gen. Miles extended his hand to Gen. Shafter at the peace jubilee Wednesday at Chicago, and the latter ignored him. It s a pity our splendid vic tory could not be won without so much internal ill-will and spiteful ness. Blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds, and though a late, a sure re ward succeeds. Congreve. Ask Your DRUGGIST for a geuerous lO Cent TRIAL SIZE. CATARRH T4A!BftU ELY'S CREAM BALM contains no cocaine, mercury nor any other injurious drug, it is quickly absorbed. Gives relief at once. It opens and cleanses the Nasal Passasres. COLD lN HEAD Allays Inflamation. senses of taste and imeTL Ful skeSS sbe 10c, at drugisls or by mail Sl2e ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren Street, New York and Drotpf-t tv, .v, . THE R ACK Phone Ladies' capes 65c up. Plush capes $1.48 up. Dress Skirts black and col ors at 98c to $2.68. ! Ladies' Dress Shoes $J.10 to 1.90 32 inch Black Brocaded Briiliantine 18c. 32 inch Black Qaeens Cloth 25 cents. Nice lot of Shirt Waist Silks. No two patterns alike from 25c per vard up. All Wool Flannel at 12c up. lengths of Embroidered White Flannel for Children's Skirts at ?4c per yard. Cotton flannel 5c per yard up. 40 inch Sea Island 5c. 1 yard wide Bleaching 5c up. Lonsdale 7c. Ticking 7 l2c up. Good Calico 3 1 2 tc 5c. 7 l-2c Gingham at 5c. This is the best gingham offering you have had lately. We only have them in small checks. 7 l-2c Outing in dark colors at 5c. Light colored Outing in small stripes and checks at 6 ls4 and 7 12, These are especially servicablei for In fants wear and ladies' night gowns. ladies' Jersey rib vests at 15c up. Remnants of nice Drapery Sateen at 10c, worth 25c yard. D. J. Bostian. ARE YOU A T s A Home Paper Containing Home and Other vNewh Ihafc Is of Interest To Oivr Readers. . SEND IN YOUR IN ORDER THAT A PAPER MAY THRIVE IN OUR CITY IT MUST HAVE THEHEARTY CO-OPERATION Price of DAILY One week. ..... . ........ One month. ZIThreenonths. . . . . . ... ... . ZlSlx months.. ....... STORE No. 102. cents per yard. n" ? Kemnants Wool Cashm-r 40c lb. T X f i. TM xvemnauts uoiion .tsianktt 20c lb. Remnants Fine Wl Goods 25c lb. is Remnants Good Bleach;r 18c lb. ' : Remnants Unbleached Musv lin 15c lb. Turkey Red Table Damask P 15 c up. I Bleached Table Uarnask i 27 Jc to 95c per yard. Plain White and Fancy Oil . Cloth. 15c per yard. Lace Curtains 68c to J4 5im per pair. Feather Pillows 50c each. ? Towels ar 2c each. I."- 550 page Pencil Tablet for r 5c. : 2 penny tablets for lc. Othtr r stationery as cheap. Gents Percale Shirts 24c ur wnite blurts 2oc up Silk Club Ties 15c' 4 worth 20 and 25c. New stock ot Tinware jus: in. Why pay 15 and 20c for.,' Percaline when you can get it' here in white, black or colors at 6 K4c per yard, or Selicia at 7 l-2c. Very Respectfully, SUBSCRIBER SUBSCRIPTION. and PATRONAGE of its PEOPLE iSTANDARD- 10cJ 35c St 00 2 00 . m . ET une ycar................s r'

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