price 9 1.00 Per Year.
OONCOKD, N. 0., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1899.
A
IHSTUBBAXCE XEAIi GLASS.
Single Copy 5 Cents
A RECKLESS DRIVER.
Lat Sunday Sight the Time of the
Shooting Affair-The Cotton, Crop man,s Best Horses -Kcy. Miller to
Fully One Third Short -Bishop Hood Take a Special Course at Chicago.
to Preach at Bethel. I Written for The Standard. ' J
Written for The Standard. j Mr. H. J Eddleman, liveryman,
Glass Sept. 26 :-We have had lost one of his best horses, Mon
fine weather for a veek, and the day- Ross Eller, a young - man
farmers are getting on well who works in the .cotton mill
picking cotton. The crop is fully , here hired the horse and a buggy
Le third short. , . ' Sunday to take his girl out drivj
Mr. Noah Blackwelder has inS- They let here at 8 o'clock
been sick for several days. and returned some time in the
Mrs. Ira iWinecoff ; returned evening. When ; he got home
from Cresswell Spring's Satur- tlie horse fell to his knees sev
day. Her little son has improved eral times before he ' could be
To Have a Congregational Meetin
day.
The officers of the Fh4i Pres
byterian church are lookrp for
ward to purchasing the R .W Al
lison property on North Main
street, where Mr. Baxter: Parks
now lives, for the purpose of
building their church there to
take the place of the present one.
It is not yet decided. A meeting
of the congregation will b6 held
the coming Sunday. V-
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOB
OHILLS , .
and fever is a bottle cf. Grove's ,Taste
letja Chill Tonio. Never fails to .cure;
Tfcen why experiment with worthless
imitation? Price 50 cents. ,r. lour
inonv back if it fails to cure. ; r
,-ery much.
Mr. Summers, who has been
loosed from the buggy. The
horse, after . being unhooked,
SICK
for 'some weeks at Mr. Ed. ' suffered greatly until death. His
m
death was caused by over-driv
ing. The boy will no doubt play
dearly for his trip
Cooks, "returned to his home
Salisb ury Saturday night.
The colored people will be fav
ored next Friday night at Bethel Mr. Gus. Stewart, family an
by a sermon from 3ishop Hood ; overseer in the cotton mill here,
A number of white people are
talking ."of going to$ hear the
Bishop. ' a
Mr. Lee Caldwell and family,
of Highsprings, Fla., "spent a
few days last week with their
cousin, Mrs. F W Glass.
Mr. R G Mabrey, our depot
(agent, spent, last week with his
iamijyjgjmasville. r-.
toUesorJLuhis place last
Sunday night. There was no
one seriously.
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i Musical Treat.
About thirty persons attended
the concert given at the St. Cloud
hotel Monday night. It was not
a large crowd and a large crowd
was not expected as it was an
evening for lovers of vocal and
instrumental music. The partic
ipants in the program were
Miss Minnie Johnson, of Ral
eigh, Miss Bessie Campbell,
Miss Van Wagner, of the ! Con
cord Institute and Miss Rose
Harris. Every selection was ex
cellently rendered. Miss John
son, who is on her way to Con
verse college, where she teaches
the violin, is a most excellent
Parmer on the violin and our j
people were fortunate in hearing
Besides the vocal and in -mental
selections, Miss Bes
se Campbell, in her splendid;
le, recited twice.
The proceeds of the entertain
ment went to defray some ex-
has moved to Statesville where
he will likely locate. r
Dr. Murdock, of Salisbury held
services in the academy hall last
night. '
Rev. J P Miller left thismorn
ing for Chicago, where ; he will
enter school to take a special
course. Rev. Leroy Deaton will
fill his pulpit during his absence.
The lecture Monday night in
the opera house was fairly well
attended as compared with other
entertainments and we believe
was generally well enjoyed.
It is doubtless a matter of
curiosity to those not present,
what would be the line . of
thought in a lecture on "A
Bran New Baby In Town," The
speaker started with parental
precautions for the babe in the
period when crying is its only
means of making known its wants,
with increased judiciousness as
the young people advance in
childhood and approach man
hood and womanhood, not neg
lecting to impart some' whole
some lessons of duty, of venear
tion, of obedience and affection
from the young to parents. The
evils of cigarette smoking and
liquor drinking were par tray ed in
strong colors and should have a
good effect.
The lecture was interspersed
with humor of the most hilarious
sort, decidedly more ludicrous
Lester Gray Home from the Army.
Lester Gray, son-of Mr. Jno.
M Gray, who formerly reived on
Young avenue, has Returned
home from the army. It will be
remembered that some - months
ago he enlisted in -service
again at lireensboro. Me was
placed in the Thirty-fifth regi
ment, Company A; arid has been
at Vancouver, Washington v He
had the misfortune to be thrown
from his horse and received an
injury in the hip. ' lEEis injury
was not bad, but enough that
he was discharged irai taeT'
-f menu as ;V
T3
SOCKS.
. iT
sail: for the PtalippitfeV He ar-
rived at Salisbury last Sunday.
He has recovered from his fall
and hates that he was dis
PER80NAL POINTERS.
TVi j .1- . ixnan wen uouuouieu vvnn iuo
elve dollars was the amount . wrt , .
Mr. Chase Brenizer, of Char
lotte, is spending today here. ;
Messrs.. H M Weir and J W
Toney went over to Charlotte
this morning.
Miss Minnie Johnson, of
Raleigh, left this morning for
Spartanburg, S C.
Mr. D B Coltrane and Dr.
W C Houston went to Norwood
this morning on business.
A. THOUSAND TONGUES
To Be a Newspaper Elan.
tx . . All drns'e-ists refnncl rooriey
iota, a letter from Prof, ft B Cnre. 25o. Toe irenuin has Ij.
CURE A OOIjI) IN ONE DAY
Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Amtnriata' refund money if it f ail to 1
B. Q
Lewis, of TTincr, -f.ot.1tt fV,o : n each tablet.
Uperintendent of our graded ta Mv Friends: V
schools, we learn that he is now,, f have accepted a position as
engaged in newsrjarjer work. At
x n wiiiiiig lui Goodman, at ljitaner mulcting,
espaper syndicate and, ex- t c,nii Ka rtaA to have mv
Fcts to BOon take a place on f riends to call and give me a lib-
,mnarm 'nimnn UnwnlH
Could not express the rapture , of
Annie E. pnnfrer, of 1125 Howard st,,
Piiiladephw, Ph., when she found that
Dr. King'H New Discovery for Confiura
ption had completely cured her hackii)
oouh that; fr made years , had made
life a burden. All other remedies and
doctors coula give her no help, but she
says of this Koyal Cure "it soon re
moved the pain in my chest and I caii
now sleep soundly, something I can
scarcely remember doing before. L
reel like sounding its praises through
out the Universe.'' So will every one
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs., Price 50c. -and $1.00 Trial
bottles free at Fetzer's - Drug , Store;
eyery bottle guaranteed. , :
iA Fresh Line
finished For OvftrdrWInir.
J&S Simnson. a voutip man of
X 7 Xj CD
Orfis.TTilT
: v -ihij.
eral share of their patronage.
Rev. L. C. Nash.
OP
some days ago over- Mrs.
For OTAi1 rmv Var
Winslow's Soothirff Syrup
has
dr0Ve a WRO W Tr-mor, been used for over fiity years by mil-
Oorl , . .. . X linn 1 nf mothers for their children ;
l I I M i ittt i ir tt nri nr tri -v
AMivv xjj v Co tig a, ijkjva tut?
Casoandthey
nfli ATfprt success. It
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Lid. Ill I Ml A A. 14111 f .11. -v 4 1 1 DflllH N L I I I C. UUkAUft
y. , cj snnrnPH iiih uiiiivi dvv. -
y - ten dollars and thef costs for allays all pain, cures wind colio. and is
ls Unthoughtful conduct. Esq. the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
Pittc H linthA rtnnr little sufferer immedi-
Gent
Hose Sale,
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50 dozen men's black soclii.,
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thrown to the bteeze at a great
sacrifice. How we come by
them is too long to tell, th ;y
come to you aboat at hall
price and that should be inter
ing. Not a pair thaVs not
worth 15 and 20 cents; You
get them at 10c a pair or $1.10
dozen. They are fine gauge,
full fashipiiedr feet, : spliced,
heels and : guaranteed fast
black. They are equal to any"
thing ever thrown on a
counter at 15c and many
worth 20c A hosiery chance
that don't come every day.
Bargains,
True Bargains for the eco
nomical buyer.
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llt tried the case.
ately. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. Tweniy-uve
nn onM ot. nk for "Mrs. Win-
.AT,. t Al T art A nslr ffr
a J?0-Sherrill is spend- w8 Soottinr Sy wP." and take no
s afternoon in Charlotte.
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other kind.
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We have been; strictly, in it for the past three
weeks., j We are expecting every' day another :
Car of Furniture,
Car of Stoves, Car of Springs, and last, but not
least, Car of Chairs.
It keeps us moyin but we ar- movers, jou know, and if yon
will keep your eyes on the southeast corner of the fiist page of The
Standard we will keep you posted follow our irstrnction, we wO
do the rest. Cotne and see if we don't.
dci I uaddic 9. rr
P. S. Like the miller of old we s' r?e in tnrng. Loik at
the nice pictures until we can serve you. Bell, Harris & Co