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UNCORD, N. C. WEDNESDAY JAN., 29, 19 2
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
His Honor, Juiteu Staibuck, hi the
Jmple of Justice Dispatching Busi
ness. TUESDAY EVENING SESSION.
State vs. Will Morrison, col.,
"a. d. w., jury trial. Verdict guil
ty. Judgment suspended on pay
ment of cost.
State vs. same for larceny,
jury trial, Not guilty.
State vs. Joe Grier, cruelty to
animals. Plead guilty. Judg
. ment suspended and defendant
discharged.
State vs. Adam Cruse, a. d. w.
Jury trial, guilty. Judgment
Suspended on payment of cost.
State vs. Bob Cruse, a. d. w.
Plead guilty. Judgment 30 days
on public roads.
State vs. Will Miller, forcible
tresspass. Plead guilty. Judg
m'ent suspenced .on payment of
costs.
State vs. Jim Reed, a. d. w.
Found guilty. Judgment, fine of
$50. 1
State vs. Andrew Jackson, ne
gro boy, charged with larceny
but bill was amended to forcible
tresspass, .to which he pleail
guilty Judgment suspended on
payment of costs.
The court is engaged on a case
of Andy Clark f or f oultissault
on Rachael Kimmons.
Another Mail Bug Ground Up.
The train smashed up another
mail bag for us today and we
must take the chances of having
gotten the things intended for
us. The young folks at least
think it a mighty shabby way of
treating their photos and love
letters. Isn't this thing growing
rather monotonous, however ?
Anyhow we invit'j a change.
Two t'aptnl Cases In Court.
It was not generally known
that this court has on the docket
two capital cases. They involve
the colored people only and are
for sexual assault. Two special
venires were ordered by the
court Tuesday evening. They
are bad, indelicate cases.
Mules and Horse For Sals.
A brood mare and a good
chunk of a mule for sale neither
old enou'gh to vote or hurt.
Terms easy. Apply to A M All
man, ChuckatuckFarm, tf.
Fogleman. Brown.
Mr, Adolphus H Fbgleman, of
Guilford, and Miss LulaR Brown,
daughter of Rev. H M Brown,
were married on the 22nd of
January by Rev. C A Brown at
the Lutheran parsonage, Brick
Church, N. C. They left tht
evening for a bridal tour to
Charleston, S. C.
"Doju't count your chickens
LJ u v.t.. .,
until iney aro uj uuuuju uiun t. ;
cat.
Subscribe for the Standard.
Only 1633.25 Required.
The Standard hats already pub
lished the fact that we will have
a full four months public school
in every district of Nos. 2, 4, 5,jthe interest of.tho North Carolina
7, 8, 10 and 1 a townships in Ca- "Christian Advocate.
barrus. Nos. 1, 3,6 and 9 will
need assistance. J3upt. Chas. E
Boger and Chairman Jas. P
Cook, of the County Board of
Education, have gathered and
prepared information andstatis-
tics relative to the.needy schools
in these 4 townships. The
amount is exactly $633.25.
It is interesting to know thai
were this $100,000 appropriated
by the Legislature divided by
simole division. Cabarrus' share
would.be over 1,000; if by per! Miss Jennie Skeen spent Tues
captta the county's share would day in Coucord.
reach over $1,200. A still more
interesting fact is revealed in
. .
answering
the question of State,
Board whether or no there will
be additional funds to apportion,
by the reply of the above named
officer: "No. The sheriff is re
quired to settle school fund Jan.
1; adutyh'e promptly performed.'
Wo have no revenues from bar -
rooms, dispensaries' ' or license
taxes from evil ' institutions-; our
schools do their best frrn their
sole support from farms, fac
tories and businesses 6 virtue
in bid Cabarrus. " Give us just
$633. 25,'. no more and , no less,
and we wilt provide every school
of Cabarrus with 4 mouths
school, clear of stumps and run
nors. And, by another year,
when the plan of district consol
idation reaches its legitimate con-
elusion, we will have four months u penningr has been very sick
terms in every district without for a week or ten daySt though I
State aid; and with State aid.ouiiam gla(1 to say ho is improving.
scnuuis mdj lufton uvBUJuuma.
Mrs. (5oj kin at the Reception.
The Washington correspon
dent of the Asheville Gazette
says:
Miss May Boyden, of Salis
bury, attended congressional
reception
given
at the white
house Thursday evening, in
company with Congressman and
Mrs. Kluttz and Mrs. Boykin of
Concord attended the reception J
with Senator Simmons. ' . .
Died at Sanltorlum.
Mr. John P 'Veach, ' who was
so painfully injured at Spencer
yesterday, died at the White-head-Stokes
sanitorium about 6
o'clock yesterday. - afternoon.
The remains were prepared for
burial and taken to his homo at
Spencer for interment. , -
Mr. veach's deatn was due to
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a lfianui mistake, txe was a,
workman in the car .department
at the Sponcer shops and (was
orkins v. th several other men
on a car when a train hit the car
on which he was working. Tho
force of the collison knocked the
caff ov?r on Mr. Veach and he
was phmod down with this
treinf
4k3 weigh. upon him
Mi tit ! t!nj car was
H - v.ns extrif.-ted
Hi tim car was iacked ud and
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- y.
as a youns man
esteemdl. He
h.. ,
a ! ,
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Salisbury Sun
of L-
Mt. Pleasant Items.
a f f T3i t-nt r-n oq inn
Mr. .J D Gaskins. of Greens-
boro, spent Monday in towfl in
Miss Lula Litaker, who has
been quite low with pneumonia
:is improving. ' ; . ,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church -gave an oyster
supper Saturday,
Mr. Harry Foil who has been
th la
confined to his room ' wi
grippe is able to be, out again. "
There can now- be seen floating
over tho public school building
here the State flag, which adds
very much to the appearance.
Miss Nannie Alexander, of.
Concord, is preparing to open a
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orancn mimnery siore nere ana
he
Miss " Jennie Sktien to take
charge of it.
Mr. J L Pierce, of Greensboro, j
who has been here for several
weeks insuring lives has retmrned
; to his home.
Mr. P M Nussman left Mon-.
day for Greensboro, where be
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has, accepted a position with an
insurance company, v u ' B. '
RImr Items.
Rimer, N. C, Jan.; 27, 1902.
. Mr.- Editor : -As I hare not
seen any Rimer news in tho pa
per lately I thought I would
write you a few items.
The weather has been very
bad for the past few days, es
pecially on sick people. Mr. A
Mr (;iiarlie v'mk lias pneu
monia but he is slowly improv-
ing. His sister, Miss Lizzie, also
has pneumonia. Dr. Foil is at
tending her. Miss Com, the
daughter of Mr. A II Penninger,
is quite sick. Mr. John Sifford
has three sick people at his
house. Mr. Rufus Safrit has two
sick boys at his home. One has
pneumonia.
Mr. Adam Lentz is having a
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new barn omit on ine iieing
farm, Mr. John Carter being the
head boss of the joo.
The boys of the Cress school
house played the boys at Rimer
a game ' of base ball Saturday.
The Rimer boys were beaten six
runs. ' Shflre will , be another
game Saturday between the
same teams.
Miss Maggie Pless, of Mt,
Pleasant, is visiting at Mrs.
Sarah Fink's.
Thefarmers would lketo bo
ploughing but the weather is
not favorable. Guess.
"Good sense if heaven's choic-
est gift and in order to ootain
i .1
!" ost men navo io maire uie
j trip to headquarters.
5 i litis
Do You Want the BestThen Look OVer
. ' This 'stock. , . '
It is about' time tp. hiiy
school . children. .Probably
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worse for -wear and right nqw.is ji good time to bny;
. Our chihlren's Shoes are made from selected leather
MJy skilled workmen from the
L . ,t, ; 'J nl' ,i
businpss. We. can fit! .the
footwear moderately priced
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Children' ShOeS, SiZeS 5 tO
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Better Shoes, better made,
good wear, 5-8, 75c.
School Shoes that keep the
feet dry and wear well:8-11 88c.
Children's Shoe,; 12-2, but
ton or lace, at 98c and 1.25.
One - Two -
and before you know what you are about
The Bell & Harris Fur. Co.
will be moved sure enough. .If you have
any desire to buy goods from them at the
old stand do so at once. Elevator is now
being placed and before many moons-. they
will be playing llumpty Dump in Caton's
Hall. We have studied your interest we
have everything convenient Not a wisli wo
can't gratify. Come in and be happy. If
we don't give you more for your money
than you have ever realized out of Caton's
Hall we will quit the show business,
Come and see..
. The Bell & Harris Fur. Co.
I Good Job Work!
X XKH'C substanfrbte this statement fi
Q with th reI stuff,
to.say whether our work is all: right or
not; and if it is hot .we- guaranteextq'
X make it so. We are hereto make a
a
profita livingalso ,to do justice ioV
customers.-
;The tandail Job Office;
Betid in foxix
The andard-oD
a. new pair . of 'Shoes for the.
the bid ones- are a ; little the
best i manufacturers in
, V
the
Vvi v
-foot and ;the. purse Good
is what we sell.
tZfr
Thre
and leave it to. you g
subseripn to
c :?, a moinn.
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