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ONCORD, N. 0. WEDNESDAY, M'ARCH, 12. ICQ2
RURAL FREE DELIVERY MAIL.
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outgoing mails by.tho evening
Fonr Routes In tiie Comity How Tliry trains.
Kun-Postofflces That Will Re Aban- Now the matter to which we
dougl, Cuthe Mails to Remain wIsh to call especial interest is
in Concord Tost Office if Boxes are ,u . i
'.t Tut Up I subscribers to.The Standard
must; irwt
Now that we are to have four u .
, , ,. . their papers, that is, on what
rurai iree uenvery routes in the I v TJ! A,
. . , , , i route they live. If they bava
boxes their papers will reach
them promptly. If they have no
boxes and 'there is no post office
COUntV there is mnrh that. cVirm 1,1 I
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be borne in mind.
Route No. 1 goes southwest
from Concord along the Char
lotte road to the Pitts school
house, thence northwest along
the Poplar Tent road to the Hen
derson place, thence west along
the Springsville road to Cox's
mil!, ihence east along the
Springsville road to Concord.
This rou.te embraces 17 square
in their community their pipers
will remain in the post office at
Concord. We hone, howevp.r.
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that all will avail themselves of
the generous act of the govern
ment to send their mail to them,
every day.
The system will bo a great
convenience. The mail carrier
miles and will supply 130 homes . 4
UftA . , , i will deliver registered packages
and 590 people. Mr. J Mc. Cald-1 , 4 , '
. xl j and take packages to bo regis-
well is the carrier. L ,
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ITEMJi FROM SOUTH ROWAN. .
Mr. Eli Ilolshouier Critically Ill-The
. JJeaIrs Defended Mrs. Wensil Dead
Birth Day Dinner on Tap.
Organ church, March, 10.
Some of our farmers arejsowing
spring oats, while others are
plowing preparatory to a crop,
Mr. Orl in. Cruse has the foun
dation down and frame cut for
his double ell. He expects to
get it up this week.
Mr. Billie Earnhardt will soon
have his new house under roof
The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Brown was buried at
Organ Church last Sunday. ,
Mrs. Rome Wenci1, widow of
David Weusil, commonly known
as "Blind Dave", died Saturday
night. She will bo buried at
Rock Grovo church today. Sho
leaves four children, one married
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a good advantage. This store is filledever count-
er and every shelf with new Easter Goods. We "
are alwavs c In rl tn sLw nnr 1 5fi
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Concord along the Salisbury road ! . . I,
to A M Cook's store, thence!
stamps and may be a general I her death.
northwest and north along the
convenience by which to send I wish to say a few words in
Statesville road to Erskino post
ofiic, thence south along the
Charlotte road to Tulin post
office, thence southeast alougUio
now road to the D C Furr place,
thence southeast along the Salis
bury road to Concord. Av: is
18 square miles with 1 50 houses
and GSO people to receive mail.
Mr. Oliver T Umberger is the
carrier.
No. 3 runs northeast along the
new Salisbury road to Mt. Mitch
ell church, thence southwest (re
turning) to the Shive place,
thence southwest along Cline's
store road to the Fink place,
thence northwest along the Mt.
Gilaed road to Rufus Cline's
place, thence southwest, west
and northwest along the Center
Grbve road to the Murph place,
thence southeast along the Salis
bury road to Concord. The area
is 17 square miles, number of
houses 135 and population 010.
Mr. Joseph A Walter is .the
carrier.
No. 4 proceeds aloug the Mt.
Pleasant road to St. t John's
church, thence along the Kirk's
Ferry road to the crossingof the
Mt. Pleasant and Salisbury road,
thence northeast along the Salis
bury road past Foil's mill to the
cross roads at Furr's .store,
thence along the Gold Hill and
Concord road to Concord. The
area embraced is 1G square miles,
number of houses 115 and popu
Jation 520. Mr. John H Ritchie
is tne carrier.
On these routes there will be '0,'ce
15 general collection boxes simi
lar to those placed in town.
Springsville, Tulin and Er
srfirie pot offices will be aban
fnecl at the request of the post
masters.
Carries will leave
iud receive merchandise, etc., behalf of Prof'.",. TJartn
K -Special Value in Rern-
J ; nant Lawns.
mm We have just received 2000
Si, yards of very tine Lawns in
JJ plain colors of green, pink,
u black and yellow, 40 inches
Hit wide, in remnants of 2 to 10
H5 yard lengths. These goods
jjtj are worth 10c yard but to
mi make things lively for quick
fiS trading are marked
(the terms being such as may bo
agreed upon) so far as it may
not interfere with his duties to
government.
Lot it be remembered that drop
letters received on these routes
bear the same postage as 'when
passing through two or more
Fisher. First, they do not claim
to be magic healers as our cor
respondent "B" contends, call
ing them or Christian. Science
Healers as the Rocks correspond
ence in tho Times calls them, hut
thoy do use what i-j called Mag
netic, Suggcstic Therapeutics ai:d
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the spring colors, would be km
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cents postage
TRUE HILL KMLNSr WILCOX.
Grand Jurj of Pasquotank Says He
Murdered Kelly Cropgey Trial Thurs
'day.. The grand jury of Pasquotank
county found a true bill on Tues
day againt James Wilcox for the
murder of Nellie Cropsoy.
Wilcox was brought into court
1 a n
uuu a venire oi zou men was
drawn and the case was set for
Thursday.
The priooner came in accom
panied by his father ajid though
a bit restless was yet stolid and
unmoved. Much . interest will
at ach to this case.
Wo are anxious for you
to look over this stock, tor
we are sure you will find a
J,' superior "class of merchan
ts dise for the i)rico asked.
fit -K't
J Real bargains in White
ii Lawn rojinants, in good
jj lengths, very tine quulity,
gj at 7i, 10 and ' XSO
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v e nave a vcrv ;
Stoclc of black' g(U),Js ;L , ,
able f(: skirting t h . r wn
consider gooi' vi!.;. ard
feel ure you vi'' -.vitli
US wlmu you sc.. ) u. i''od-;.
Priee 50, 75 US. ;'iid 1.. yd.
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POSITIVELY TI1K LAST DAY OF THE
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Auction
Sale
Clark-FroHand.
This eveaing at 8 o'clock at
the home of the bride at Forest
Hill Miss Annie Freeland will be
married to Mr. Mjchell Clark by
the Rev. Mr. Gillon. Miss Free
land is a popular young lady.
Mr. Clrrk is employed as sales
man at Craven's furniture store
and is a yory prominent young
man.
We extend our .'hearty con
gratulations in advance.
know is good. Now Mr. Editor
I know of several cases that
medical scienco had dono no
good, that have booh ontirely
cured by their method. If any
one doubts this I can give their
names. They make no specialties
but treat all that wish their treat
ment.
Mr. Eli Holshouser, of Organ
Church congregation, is critically
ill of stomach and liver trouble.
It -will be remembered that his
wife died last week.
Mrs. Mary Bostian, who has
been sick for quite a while, is
convalescent.
1 here is to be a birth day din- at 2 D. m. and 7n. m. nt rim nhl sfnml
ner at Rx-Esq. A W Kluttz' the keep you away. All kinds of Funiittire-don't ffrieve
13th insr. in honor of the Ex. for our losses, foi our losses are your -ajn. What fun
Esq. This scribe is invited and ,.nmn nnrl coo wlmf bnrm'no ,r i. i..
v uuiiviuo jyjii v.(iu wiij -in. iiii iiiuer,
the last' day. Bell & Harris Fuknitukb Co.
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Bell & Ham's Furniture Co.
will be pulled off
Saturday, March
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will tell all about it next week.
School will close at Shiloh
School House next Saturday
the 15th, inst. Tnere are to bo
somt able speakers on the
grounds'. It is all day business.
Success to the Standard. P. .
Card of TLsinks.
We desire to express to the
many ft iends and neighbors our
sincere gratHude for the interest,
i the aid and tho sympath y re
I wtll'sell at public; auction at Reived ffom you during the late
the court 110140 oa Saturday he Sickucoa Jeu'tL uit lui1M,l of
15th at 2 o'clock a lot of 'fruit 1 our dear mother. The poignancy
trees and strawberry1 plants, all of our grief is softened byyour
seeming to bo in good condition, j kindness to her and to us which
They are from the Carolina ! fUrras one bright border to the
Couco'-d "rsery Company at Selma, 1. ! cloud of sorrow that' has come
10 nVIr-ek. whpn ihn r,.-;. - Ore at bargains can be had. lover our lives
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-ipal morning mails will Jbe in !
. id will return in time for the' Subscribe for the Standard
bariraips can be hnd.
Horace Black welder.
Ciias. F Ritchie,
Walter P Ritchie,
MUWPFORDF RlTCITIK
Seven Veiirs in Hod.
. "Will wonders over cese?"
inquire the friends of Mrs. L.
Pease, of Lawrence Kan, They
knew she had been unable to
leave her bed in seven years on
account of kiduey and liver
trouble, nervous prostration aucl
general debility but, "Threo
bottles of Electric Bitters
enabled me to walk," she writes,
and in threo months I felt like a
new perfcoD." Women suffering
trom Headache, Backache,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Melancholy, Fairing and Dizzy
.pHifc, will hud u u priceless
blessing. Try it. S:Ttis Action
is guaranteed. Poller's Drir
Store.
At Frtzvi'riDrn-r Store Von ftn tt
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
correctly fitted and in all styles
of Frames. Flower seeds, Fresh
and reliable. Sealing wax in
assorted colors. Indelliblo Ink
with Tablet for stretching und
holding the cloth while" you
write. Metallic Gold Enamel
washable nnd durablefor exterior
ana mtericr decoration. Li
brary Paste ;fjd Mucil; T.--ke
th Docto.-'s Precn'i.tion to
Fetzer's Drug Stor where it wfl
be accurately rdfapoun,1! uith,
fresli r-n.l pur('diciTes '
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