Prico $100 Per Year.
CONCORD, N. C, FRI DA Y, OCTOBER 13, 1899.
Single Copy 5 Cents
AFLEASINti INCIDENT.
Rev. Craven Handsomely Treated By
His Spencer Congregation.
The Rev. R C Craven, who is
here aiding Rev. J D; Arnold in
News from the Bingham School.
Written for The Standard.
Mebane, Oct. 15. Among the
list of students who stood first in
their Respective classes for the
month ending October 2nd, were
Pinehnrst as. a Winter EesortNu:
ous Hotels and Cottages,
tcr-
Crops of Small Grain For 99.
The total wheat crop of 1899
his meeting at Forest Hill re-. Brandon Means . and Gordon
ceived a pleasant surprise today ; Johnson, of Concord, and Billy
(Friday) from his congregation LeGrrande.
at Spencer in the way of a letter
Last Monday ' night an 4 old
fashioned candy pulling ;.i was
Wiiu.m.us - '.given by, the Literary Societies
with the request that he make. wJttor0ugllly edby
for them a se ection of , a smt Vau.( . gomebf the loveliyoung
clothes for that amount and . ,. , j.
tiU . . . . ,. ladies. ; from the : surrounding
accept it as a gift in $ testimony , , n a , ' m
p . . J .country were present, and every -
of then? love and esteem. Rev. K a j
, ,. , , body seemed to have a good time.
' .The entertainment was
was mucn pieasea wren xne suit
obtained.
i
held in
the large dinning hall of the
school which was - handsomely
decorated with palms and ferns.
, The boys returned from Guil-
ford Colleg a hi ghly pleased with
251,000 acres, as compared with
a production last year which in
the light of the season's move-
A new hotel has been built at : is estimated by the American
Pinehurst, the famous winter re- Agriculturist, in its final report
sorii estaoiisnea m me pine re-Uo be published Oct. 14 at 565, -
gion of Moore county5 by Mr. 356.000 bushels, irrown on -45.
'i:uits, the millionaire soda foun
tain manufacturer from Boston.
; It will be called the "Carolina"
and 1 whfin -nnrrrnlfttftd will havo
cost about $125,000. The' hotel i ment' cnnot kave;been less toah
contains 325 rooms and the dis-J716'000'000 bushels. The aver.
tance' around it 'is exactly five j aSe; 7ieW Per is PSfJ
eights of a mile. It is now being j 125 bushels. " ' " ,
nibst luriously furnished and J The winter wheat crop is esti
will be open for the reception of mated at i97,00Q,t)00; average
guests by . November 1st. ' Tne yield 11.5 busnels per acre;
carpets in i alone' cost over $12, - J spring wheat crop, 269,006,000;
000.
The Xec-essary Amount Not Subscribed.
On Sunday, the first day of
October, it will be remembered
that a congregational meeting the courteous and hospitable
wis held in the First Presby- treatment received there. The
terian church and it was decided football game was close and ex
that a fr ii days canvass be made, citing from beginning to end.
to solicit subscriptions" for the Both Guilford and Bingham got
The "Carolina" will make the
seyenW hotel at' Pinehurst, all
owned by Mr. Tufts. The other
six are: Holly Inn, 132 rooms;
Berkshire, 87 rooms ; Magnolia,
27 rooms; Cedars, 25 rooms;
B
flees
on North 3.1ain street as a loca
tion for a new church. The
canvass was made during the
allotted ten days. Two thousand
dollars was the amount to be
subscribed and only $1,750 was
subscribed.
3Ir. Gus ( orrell to Wed.
Cards have been, received by, a
few of his most intimate friends
here inviting them to attend the
marriage of Mr. A B Correll, of
this place, to Miss Essie Miller,
of Columbia, S. C, which will
take place on the 25th of this
month at the bride's home. Mr.
Correll, until recently, has been
employed at Augusta, but has
-now engaged in the jewelry
business with his brother, Mr. D
C Correll, in Spartanburg.
touchdown and the score was
then five to five, , but Guilford
kicked goal and won by a single
point. Neither side scored in the
first half and the ball was gen-;
erally kept by Bingham in Guil-"
ford's territory, v '
average rate of yield 13.7
bushels.
The average rate of yield of
oats according to Agriculturist;
is returned at 30.4, 'bushels per
acre 2.05 bushels above that of
and Pine Grove,' 17 rooms. ! ; J , , . & " ,
In addition -to this Mri Tufts !fan as ever before reported
owns 76 cottages which he rents for the ho r6a
to families, tast winter all the f P if estimated 869,000;0p0
i
hotels,' cottages and boarding
houses were full of guests.
Lesson to Register.
A prettly little story is told by
the Evening ' Memphis Scimeter
teaching a lesson to have about
you the means of identity. In
the early days when Fayette
county was sparsely settled- a
man was found dead by a
creek some distance from Mr.
Halls' hotel. On examination
and inquest it was found that he
died of natural causes and had
825,000 with him. No clue to
his identity could be obtainedt
The money was turned ,ov4r tol
the county trustees - and V;put .pn
interest. ; Twenty-one years
afterward ther came i along v a
A Dangerous Experience.
Mr. Neal Henderson, who
clerks at the Morris hardware
store, had an exciting experience
Thursday afternoon near the
lumber yard of the Yorke &
Wadsworth Co. As he was riding
along the street on horseback a
team drove into the street from
the lumber yard and before he
could realize his danger the
tongue of the wagon struck, the
horse frr the side. , The horse
fell into the' ditch and Mr. Hen
derson: was thrown violently
ousneis, asramsc yyy,uuu,uuu m
1898 and 814.000,000 in : 1897.
The quality of the present crop
is rerjorted unusUallv sood.
Giicken a Collar Bntton. m, ., ; j
Wilse Griffin whose vocal u-u
organs seem to be suffering from three pointg lower than Sept. 1
siUar : mishap showed us a j and onl two higher than was
mimJi-?y.,:. v D v reported at this date'a year ago,
We are the ex
elusive agents
for George. G.
Snows' shoes.
They
took front' a,"? chicken - gizzard.
Most probably , that biped was
and adds that if the final rate of
yield shall substantiate that indi
are snoes
that' s maderight.
and wear riht.
They have a rep
utation that is
known every
where. We have
tnern in all the
new styles in
upon the ground, but far enough,
away that the horse did not fall
on him. Neither Mr. Henderson
nor the horse sustained any injury
from the dangerous tumble. The
driver of the team didn't stop to
investigate the damage.
wearing that button about the; cated b tlie returns. thefcron isi
1 I' J.' -A 1 1 J.' ' " ' ' J
.accommg xo sxyie, .pui iikg likely to be foUnd 'rather above
'l tePPen yu when j 2.125,000,000 bushels, a fairly
tne outton noie oecomes worn,
tjxej button dropped inside. In
t lis case it went to the laboratory,
iiistead of the waist fittings,
v rhere the digestive organs had
ii i. disintegrated in form of three
pieces preparatory to complete
igestion which was cut short
Jien the chicken's head suddenly
ieame off. r
X Pen Picture of "Bed Buck."
'lalks Directly to New York.
Not until recently has the
ell Telephone Co. had calls
f pr their line from here to New
York. Within the last week.
Mr. Jas. ' W Cannon .has -had
Qccasibh to iise it three times:
The price for a 1 con ver -Nation
with one in New York
The Monroe Enquirer gets th e is'$5. 75. That would ' to some
loiiowing - ou on mr; xi on vj . seem very eAptJiibivw vymie in
Bryant, .RdPuck,,, getting
picture of himffrom the Bible:
'"We were'glad to jseeMjr. H E
C Bryantlheifarlotte Ob
server, in Monroe again. J3fe was
m7M hik
visit nere since ms serious sick
liberal result, but1 hot a record
crop. 1
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. G W Quid, of Lynch
burg, arrived here last night.
Mr. i Harry Shaw, of Char
lotte, is here today. v
Capt. Jonas; Cook, of Mt.
Pleasant, was, here today.
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4:1
OF
a i Trtnortant , affairs it is a err eat
satisiacvion vo aiK uirecny to
the person there. - ,
olrifiatfotfEfifecieoTA&ain, '
't After spending their summer
rApntris In pleasure found at sum-
mer resorts, ana visiting irienas,
tnea members of - the ; Thursday
Afternoon- Whist club'met again
tMs wee .ith Mrs. Robt. B
in all sizes from
5 to 9 1-2. We
have an elegant
line of
is. imii
PH. GftLF
in lace and but
ton, sizes 5 to
91-2. Show sho es
for men are ab so
lutely the best
and priced at
3.
ft L. Parks fk s
ma.ii rt-f 07 oTAAMn -t j .
-r"A w j.nfiss... . Por-AwhilA-iwA wArrfaf raid
the Hall ljoteL- see the
urged hini to register, saying it lind igipeof aur, podvfriend
would help to ' trace him if .'agfihi, VuVW is'fi6w welji hale
occasion required and- told
:the story of the dead
the S25.ov ""r roa?,DIMY6u
, , . ' m : """g mail oamnei, loin cnapier ana lam? I ;t,rT V i mi - i
had been striving all these vears verse: will tai cood pen njetingsregnlarly. ; The meeting
to find out something of his P'-Qture of himself. - Wisri-fullbf- interest and the
father and here was the ! clue. Theeri referred to above by members - have ' commenced as
He proved to the satisfaction of iBroth'el sncraf t is as folfews: Wrtli. "new vigor. ' Elegant ' ; re
the trustees thats; 4 And he sent and broughV him 1 Mrs.
and heir and was entitled to" the in. Now he was ruddv' and Young. ; ' s v
... - . -r " V
iuna. e received the full
amount which c hai growh to
double the original sum.
M
r-
The Boothing and;npaling prop
erties of Chamberlain's Cough
MumcuJ) " pieasant taste; and
of a but
and goodly to look to. And , the' ,j judge ;Robinson has appointed
Lord said, Arise,- anoint hirhpdrewM Esq., tempo-
for this is he!" :.:h . : it? -ftiry,receiver for the business of
J:;Tarrisonl&' Co.-. This upon
coiiplaVnt of Mr. J W: Hammili.
A hearing m the matter will be
prompt, and permanent . cure&'.MissiHelen. will arrive in the
jmve maae it a great favorite With city tonight from Flmira; N. Y.f - " " :, rtT1 oifltv,
the people everywhere. For sale where they have been 'spending had in Concordon thel8th.-Sal:
oykM. Li. Marsh & Co., Druggists, the summer with relatives. isbury Sun. . v
Worlds of Matresses in sto.k and a solid, car of 100,on .the ;
way; v 'LikeZeb'Vatfeew :
--good but some'Sre better : than others; : SetpurrKoyal
Felt;' Acma Springy - Perfection, t : Sea i Si pss;?EinrIiber,
i Curled Hair; Cotton; ' Cotton and Husk-t-last but by mo
- meansjleast' our Rice Straw with cotton top, the; Mattress
for the millionsrrWe Jhave';; -Mattr'esesto spare. Con
f erenceis coming. -f Don't forget us. We are unloading a
solid car of Beds today-r-Solid car of Springs last .week.
. We are at your service. Take a look at our line of
Carpets. We are agents for J. & J. Efobson, the largest
.. Manufacture -of the-United States- If you haven't time to
come,5 'Phbne orders No. 12:
Bell, Harris & Co.