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DAILY STANDARD
JOiiN D. BARRIER & SON,
Editors and Proprietors
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THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. O.
CONCORD, N. C, APRIL 11, 1899.
WE AttE OttGlKIZED; ACT.
No little uncertainty ex
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isted as to whose prerogative
it is to determine what shall
be our method this year for
obtaining the popular wish in
selecting our town officials.
Some even contended that we
have no town organization in
the Democratic party. Such
we find are mistaken. By
reference to the files of Th
Standard we find that' the
Democratic municipal conven
tion was held in tne court
house on the night of April
the 22nd, 1897,
After the nominations were
made the toll owing were
elected as members of the
township executive commits
tee, viz.:
Ward 1, Dr. S L Montgom
ery. ' . ' ,;. . ;T .
Ward 2, F L Robins.
Ward 3 P A CorrelK
Ward 4, J P Goodman, j
Mr. J C Fink was elected a
membei of the committee at
large. . , ' ' .
it will be seen that Dr Mont
gomery, Messrs. P JL Correll
and Jas. (S Fink are the mem
bers present. -if
We hope these gentlemen
will get together and organize
by electing one of their num
ber as chairman, Chairman
Robins haying removed from
So far as we have been able
to obtain the popular senti
ment it is in favor of a primary
vote, but we only offer this as
the result of our. inquiry, and
not to forestall the action of
that committee, !M
We would further suggest
that it is obligatory on these
gentlemen to provide for
choosing their successors in
office. Otherwise they will
have to hold oyer or consider
the Democratic municipal or
ganization as gone to pieces.
Let us not entertain this
thought, but gather every
lesson of wise caution that the
school of experience has
taught us and go forward. j- j I
While the aldermen are
nominated and elected by the
seyeral wards, the school com
missioners, under the amended
charter, will be elected by the
whole town vote as for mayor;
vVe hope nothing will deter
our executive committee froni
due consideration and ade
quate action in this matter. i
The words of our late vens
erablfc j statesman Horiij D M
Barringer, ring as an oraoRin
our ears as he said here, soon
afterMe war, ''Good citizens
make! a great mistake whet
they fail1 to take interest in
politics. Bad men are ever
ready! It a taktii'v advantage of
such conditions.'
tery in
WELCOME PRESBYTERS !
We are glad to greet the Presbyn
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onr city and i trust; that the
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members and visitors that it brings
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will find; the hospitality and pleat.
autnefB of the situation in oar; grow
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iag town more even than the: repu-
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tation that has gone oat from among
us. We! "assure that great body of
Christian workers that while they
if i ' i
are laboring to hasten the coming of
!!' - . ' . j
the Kingdom of Grace, there will
be vieing in the homes to hold op
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their hands by meeting everjr want
that comfort demands. '
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In your moments of recreation
oar people in their several places of
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business
will be glad to welcome joa
to a view of business life in Concord.
If oar j groves hare not yet djonned
their srng attire and the flowers
are jet ehy of a record breaking
winter and spring; if the sunshine is
yet chilled by the heatv frosis ana
and the aerial songsters are not yet
dtraioiil their little throats! with
ember Int greeting of balmy sprieg
days, within the homes of oar! peo-
pie yoa
- r. ti-
awaiting
smiles
will find tidy equipment
yoa, warmtn or air and
soul above a genial climate, cordial
that are more than
floral
tributes and melodies "with ThtellU
we trait
spring
ence speaking as soul to ton
will make it more
time.
Li -
A hearty welcome fa tlie P
ters.
Xlllllns Glvn Awaj.
It is. certainly gratifying
public to know of one concern in
that
than
esby-
o the
to be
the land who are not afraid
generous.to the needy and sutler
ing. The proprietors of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs! and Colds, have given iaway
over ten billion trial bottles of this
great medicine; and have thejeatiB
factibn knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless leases.
Asthma, j Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all I diseases of the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured
by it. (pall at P. B. Fetzer'a drug
store and get a trial bottle free Reg
ular size 1 50a. and fl. Every .bottle
guaranteedor price refunded
-irr-
Tb X.aUrAn Sjnod Pptpotied.
The :j North Carolina Lntiheran
8ynod meets in Salisbury this year.
The date announced forlthe eohven
ing of'tha Synod waa the 4h of
May, but the date has been" changed
to Jnnsjjlst on account of St. John's
La theranichurobj where the sessions
of the Sy hod. are to be held, not be
ing ready by the first named date.
Remodeling of the church, which
is now in 'progress, will not be 'com
pleted in time for Synod to meet at
the regular time Salisbury Sun.
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THE BST PRESCRIPTION EOR
II CHILLS
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and fever m a hottle of Grove's taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to tcure;
Then whyj experiment, with worthless
nutations Price 50 cents. Your
money back if it fails to cure.
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We give, no rewards, an offer of
this kind is the meanest of decep
tions. Our plan is to give every one
a chance o try the merit oi jEiy's
Cream Balm the original Balm or
the cur of Catarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold injjthe Head, by mailing for 10
cents a trial size to test its curative
powers. jwe mail the 50-cent
also and the druggist keeps it.
it and you are sure to continue the
treatment Relief is immediate and
a cure follows. Ely Brothers, 56
Warren street, New York.
Reduced Ritlirotul Itatca.
Oh account ofthe-Tenth annual
session Grand Council Koyal
Arcanum of North Carolina at
Greensboro, N. O., the Southern
Railway Company will sell special
round trip tickets, from Concord
to Greensboro and return at rate
of $3.G5 for round trip.- Tickets
on sale April 17, 18 and 19; final
limit April 24, 1899.
On account bf - the Epworth
League Convention at Greens
boro, N. C., 'April 27 to 30, the
Southern Railway Company will
sell special round trip tickets
from Concord to Greensboro and
return at rate of $3.65 Tickets
on sale April 25 and 26; final
limit May 2, 1899.
On account of State Convention
North Carolina Christian En
deavor, Salisbury', N. C, April 21
to 23, the Soutbern Railway
Company will sell special round
trip tickets from Concord to Sal
isbury and return at rate of $1.15
for round trip. Tickets on sale
April 19, 20 and 21; final limit
April 25, 1899. '
fir. Jn. Lepts to flnrry.
Mies Cora Leo's has gone to Wins
ton to frpend a week. She goes o
attend the marriage of her uncle
Mr. JaB. Lenz, at that place, who
s 9
on the 19tp of this month will be
married to Miss Griffio.
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AU druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25o. The genuin has L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
A Tonus: Han Dies
Mr. George Johnston, a yoang
man of 21 years died this (Tuesday)
morninj atll a m , at Forest Hill
after ;iugering in ptd for about two
months -"wjth consumption . .
'Incorporation Notice.
NoIrtH Cabomkjl, ) Superior Court,
Cababbus CounttLj April 1G, 1899.
THE MATTER OP THE INCORPO
RATION OF THE BALA COTTON
MILL.
D. P. Cannon, . C. Earnhardt and J.
W. ' Cannon having filed their petition
in thia court, praying that they he in
corporated, and a license haying been
duly issued on therStn day of April,
1899, under the jrreat seal of the State
hy Hon- Cyrus Thompson, Secretary of
State; granting said prayer :
It is now on motion ordered, adjudged
and decreed by the Court that publica
tion he made in The OoncokdStandxhd,
a weekly newspaper regularly published
in Concord, North "Carolina, notifying
the public " . - - -
1st, That D. V. Cannon, E. a Barn
hardt and J. W. Cannon, and their
associates and assigns, are duly incorpo
rated as a body politic for a period of
thirty years from the 8th day of April,
1899, under the name and style of the
Bala Cotton Mill.
2nd, That the capital stock of said
corporation is six thousand - and five
hundred dollars, divided into sixty-five
shares of one hundred dollars each,
with the privilege to increase the same
to one hundred tnousand dollars. :
3rd,' That the principal object of said
corporation is to manufacture cotton and
woolen goods, either or both, to manu
facture all products of grain that they
may dsire, to buy; sell and deal m
goods, Wares and merchandise of every,
kind ana to purchase, own, lease, hold.'
sell and convey real estate and personal
propertv. ' v
4th, Its principal place of business is
in No. 2 township, Cabarrus county, N.
0., at the place known as the G W Pat
terson Mill, i
5th, Stockholders shall not be indi
vidually v liable for 'obligations of the
corporation beyond the amount of their
subscription.'
6th, Stock shall bd" non-assessable.
: JNO. M. COOK,
Mayiw Clerk Superior Court.
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Parasolsi
the largest stock of these
goods we have eyer shown. You will find them much
tinder their regular value. Ghildrens Parasols as low
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as 15c. while the Ladies' goods range as high as $3. 25.
We have a nice line of Fancy Parasols in Plaids and
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Solid Colors.
Lace Curtains 68c. up.
Nice 1:
ne of curtain goods.
teat 49, 75, 98c,
Ladies' Black Sateen Under Jpkir
81.10 and 1.48.
Whtie Cambric, well assorted.
Percale or White Lawn ! Sun Bonnets, 25c.
Second Floor.
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Glass Tumblers, 2c. each.
Glass Lamps complete, 15c.
P lates 8Ec.er fet.
. Cups and Saucers 40c." par set
Pitchers and Bowls 78c.
Jardinenes 50o. up.
. Jobs in Writing papers and Tablets at less
than wholesale prices.
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