Til ST&HDIHD.
I-'kiiay, -
N j(t-mU-r 1.
T n ic Fa km.
Hut W'Mlvr lor Mwk.
I'Kol". I'. KOJJI'.KTS.
Water i-liuil lx;
,iA, not l ;-
tli.in ! ! r- s, in or!-r tint it uri
! ii:il:ilaM-. Our hh 'J
look
without injury :iiil u.jir lit i
wuUiat 1' i!i-;m'K. i"
rli-r to induce auimah to drink
enough vit-r in "jM weath'-r 1o
furiiitfli ii olvnt, or diint -ranl
fur tl: l:r umountof dry malt' i
oiiKiuii.-.!(-hjH:i:illy l.y dairy n
tlic animal hiiould vvarm.
S'iuk: c.x rinn nix with ji;'H hi
winter M'i'iiK'! to hw Ur.d thoc.'
kt-pt in coM quartan were unal!
t comsuiiiu an much fooil a thon
kept in warm 0,11:11 -tor, r.im.ly ''
ciusc tin y CiiiUl ikA hi induced to
drink a Kuflieient amount or cold
water to make ahbimilahle their
food.
We heat the wa'tv for all our lo
mefctic ai.imals, hornes includ-d,
ami we an: jnit; certain tliat it
j.mu-8 tin a having cither in food or in
increased induction of not le!
than 10 .er cent. Kurmcis are
i-eitainly j.rogn-Hsiiig. Fifteen yean
ago I was hihHed oil' the hUtff' at a
dairymen' convention in New 01 k
because I advocated heating water
ror dairy town. If one will com
mute the units of heat rcjiiiied ti
raise eeventy jKiiinda or water from
40 decrees toW depress they "il!
have a tliht conception of the
amount of hay or corn that must
be literally burned within the cow
in order to accomnlifch the work.
There i3 no dodging the fact that
vast amounta of expensive carbona
ceous matter are consumed by the
old methods. Coal and wood cer
tainly furnish units of heat chean
it than the foods usually ted in
the dairy.
a m
t'nriiiera in I lie i:nol.
Ntws and Ot.-trver.
We recently had occasion tosjic-ak
of the deplorable condition of Ea.-.t-ern
Carolina inentionin.' after War-
ren, the county of Ed-comoe. How i a;1 oUitr I'rt-parauoiis, ana is a pos
. ; itive cure tor ub liiroat ana Lung
correct was our information is seen ; tioablt s, Croup, Whoopinir Coucn
from the following clipping credited ! an J Colds We guarantee the prep
, . aration aud wid jfive you a fcampie
t) the .southerner: j (j0ttlfc flXfc at tiztr's Drug Store.
At a meeting of farmers and r.n-r-1
chants at Tarboro it was proposed ! A Valca2le I.tntnt. A ktter
. . t ,i i . . ! froLa S. i'- Wardwfc!!, Boston, savs:
to put meat and bread at cost toi-.j u,eJ dike's Lxtract of Flax
those farmers who were unable to ' l'apiilon catarrh cure in June last
0 urn. for tlls. .1,-1 iira iiV It " ToSrWutS
entire business to be managed by the j seen which would aliay, witnout ii
committee. Men of property were j fj4-"1-; lL;e incarnation of the nos-
. , . , lriis and throat. It6 sootmng and
to give their names to borrow raon- Leaiiiig propcities were marked and
ey, and with it purchase the neces- immediate." Large bottle ?1.00-
r i-r i i Clarke s flax soap is the latest and
eanea of life. Ah supplies fur-; ,ffc-t Xry lt. - Cfrnts Afek for
nished in this way would be made ai
first lien upon the crops raised ;
landlord and mortagee would be
required to release their prior liens ! Americau people and is acknowl-
beforeany supplies would be furnish-!tdseJ to be B;U'rior to all other
i t - u i i Ai preparations. It is a positive cure
ed. Mr. .Nash estimated that there j lor all Blood and Skm Diseases. The
were 4,000 plows run in the count v ' medical fraternity indorse and pre
4i, ; ii t . , jt-cribeit- Guaranteed and sold at
and that provision would have to be
make for 2,000."
Here it appears that one-half the
plows must be run next year on aifering from iha efl'ected of early
credit procured through these un- j evil habits, the result of ignorance
, Qria
usual mean..
Certainly the condition of that
part of the State i3 all too bad.
And yet it was only the other day
that a thoughtless editor insisted on
having a State Exposition under
Ihese circumstances, and we believe
Borne of the other brethren from
complaisance, doubtless, seconded
the motion.
Another thought is suggested by
the apparent co-operation of the
merchants and farmers in this Eea
Bon of distress. We all are in the
same boat It is a great wrong to
the people of North Carolina to
seek to array class against class.
The fact that our merchants are not
making money, but rather many of
them are failing in different parts of
the State, show that they are not
sucking the life blood from the
farmers or anybody else.
In the year 1887 North Carolina
had in Indian Corn about 2,073,900
ncres, beingjibout one-third the en
tire cultivated area of the State.
This areajwluced 35,930,000 bush
els of corn, worth, in the marktt,
$21,139,000, hein a larger acreage
and larger yield per acre than any
State on the South Atlantic or Gul!
coast, except Texas! In the same
year the total value of our cotton
crop was about 18,000,000; so corn
is still king in North Carolina. In
1888 the value of the corn crop was
about one-seventh larger than in
1887. The average y ield of corn
per acre for the whole United States
is 24 210 bushels. For North Car
olina the average is 12 7-10 bushels,
which is higher than the- average
of any other State on the South At
lantic or Gidf coast. This average
is, however, much lower than it
need be, and with a reasonable
amount of care in selecting seed,
judicious fertilizing and good cul
tivation, the State average could b?
easily and proQtably doubled.
'J'o'JJJK yU'lVili Pieae inform.
;ur readers that J have a !.hive
reiindv iwr the abo.e i.anxd diw-a'.
J',v it timi-lv 11- thou-taiideoi hwj-!-".
eaM'S have been jx-rmanently
cured. 1 thalJ be glad to nd- tw
bottli- of Miv nmeiy free to any of
vour reader who have. cotifcunrpUon
If ihey will tf'-nd me their express
aud Ji't o"iec address.
K'JMrCtf ullv,
T. A. hLOCOl, M. C,
Ihl 1'i.arl a.. New York.
ilaptiineuh and contentment can
cot hand in hand if we loot on
the durK '-ide of everv bttle obsta
cle Nothing w jil darken Jjle an'J
ii.ak: it a burden u Dy-' V
Aekei'b Dyw -im 'i ablets will cure
tbe vei.t foun of I.V!-pejt,)H, -on-hlipation
and Indirection, an u't
life 11 happiness and pleasure, hoi 'J
t ' and fM cnth i at J etzer's Jru
.Stole.
.
J.AmillAM- J i.n n Jr. A n-iiii!rrof
my ;ely 1 u-Kiin-i- have tried '.Mother
l- li-lil," aii'i w;u)-l not l;e wi'.hout it lor
manv limes its eo-t. 'J hey re'.otiiiiitii'l
11 10" ail wii ate to l oin: xi'OUjera.
H. A. 1'a; in-, lnu i-i, 'ireewville, Ala.,
i-1." it. ...!.. i.t if,--, fit A tlau'.a. Ja..
l-J.v.,1- - , .,
U,r J'unher j.aHi" u.Vi. ."oM hy H j
ilrufribts. j
. .. , , '
(Mianl ay.ii n tne Kini anu a,
..... . 1... v.. t,tl. i,f Acker b m
hi-h Kemedy in the house. Vou j
-n i..w f.f.n Ciouo mav i
I .IJlli'JI. I' II
titnke your httie one, or a coM or 1
eouyh mav fa-ten itself upon you.
One d ,':- j, a preventivt find a few
lets a positive cure. All lnioal ;
und J.ui. troubJeyieid to its treat- j
fient. A KamjWe Pott e js yiven jou
Jiee i nd the Kemedy jjuai aiitirtd at j
i'et..rs Ji tin htore- :
Sav-i 'he Southern Melical AVorM :
"Moiliir-' Kiii.-i.il'' .'rowinjr in favor;
throughout the South arid i highly re'-i
oiiiiiji.-iidi.d hv phvi-ia!i We consider!
it hi'li-pen-KMe to tho.- w'ho know tney !
mut 1-- the ordeal of ;h:ld-hirth. AV rite ;
"he lradj;-M JJe. Co.. Atlanta. ;a., fori
particular,. Sold' bv all drukts.
...... . ' promise tnar, in con.-irair.-n 01 iie :
Is Lir ; AVohth Livi.o?-Not if you. j premiums j.aid the Siety, it will ,
w thruuh tbo world a dyeptptic-, pay the Lentficiarv thtr aniot;ntcf;
Acker'B Difci-pf-ialahltts ai:a pos-j tJ, policv on the maturity tf t!:e
itive cure lor the woiht forms olico-itract
137V'fciM;!irefcV?.:t1eV Instead of along liet of arduous
and Coiistipat:o.". (juarantee J an J ' , , . fc . . . ,
hold at r eUfcr Drus Store. : and ambiguous restriction, j.-nnted
The universal verdict of the peo
pie who Lave used Clarke Lxtract
of Fji-.x (l'aniiloii) Skin Cure award
it th: tii and hii.est place as a
remedial atrei.t iu all cases of fckiu
di-ieae-;. Lrjripelas, eczema, pirn
pltr, uiif-ihtly blotchctf, hum:'iatnj,'
ejuptiot.ir, boil:-., carbuncles, tetter,
etc., ail yield to this wonderful pre
paration ai. or.ee. 1 rice zi.w tor a i
iar-e bottle at P. B. 1 etzer's Dru 1
.itoie. CiaiKes riax soap is "ood
fur the skin. Try it. Price cents.
Ale You Skli-iical? If ho wc will I
conviiA-e you that Acker's English!
Ilt-iiitdy for the iuni,'s is superior to
them at r. Ii- l etzer'.- Drug Store
Healthy Geowih- Acker's Blood
Llixil L-iS L'.'iirif-d -a firm l.fil.l r.n tU
FetzerV Drug Store.
R1EX YliO are Yc-ak, Xervous
IVB and Uebiiiated. who axe suf
j UI oii, mauu in .rears, specinc
a p0iitiTe &m permanent cure for
i Nervous Uepility, .Seminal eak-
ness Involuntary vital losses, etc
Lures guarenteed. Send six cent
in stamps for Pears Treatise on
uisiasts of man; their cause and
flirp .1 Si l'r . t.o
j G12 Church St.. Nashville, Ten.
3R0WH'S irtQl! BITTERS
Con tn-t5)fst;on. UHioitftiesis. I-yT,5'!sia. MiiU
ria. Ncrvous;.vs. n:A Ocntral iK-Mr.y. Phyi
cians ri-corjrr.c-n.! i;. All d?aler? sell H. Genuine
h.- trade mark &nl cnjssi rei Uaes ou wrapper.
MAKES.oTH DAbV
fHi..n Rin.'.nrrTENS
n I wjt sp labor
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA ni
SOLO t ALL BRUGaSTfiL 01
sep 0-1 j-
Patents.
Caveats, und Trado Marks obtain
ed, and all ldent business conduct
ed for moderate foes.
Our .f;iri is opposite the U. S.
Patent Oiiiei? and wo can secure pat
ents in less time than those lercote
from Wn .bin ?t on.
Send model, drawing or photo.,
with description. We advise if pa
tentable or not, free of charge- Our
ee not due until patent secured.
A pamphlet, "How to Obtain Pat
Hists,'" with name actual clients in
youi Stale, r town, sent fi-pf. Ad
dress. C- A- SNOW ic CO.,
Opposite Patent Oilice, Washington
Magistrates Meeting.
North Carolina, ) Commissioners Court.
Cabarrus county. ) November 4th, Iks'j.
Or-lercd by tLe 1'oanl of "ouritr Com
missioners that a nieetin? of the .Instices
of the Peace be held at the Court House
in the town of Concord on the first Mon
day in December 10, for the purpose of
appointing a Countv Commissioner to
till the unexpired term of V. W. Allison,
Ksq., resL-ned. Kv order of the Board.
JNO. K. PATTEl'SON, Clerk.
I.AniKS
Neoliiig a touie, or i hiUlrc-n that wont building
"l.shnull tako
IHtOWV S IltS HITTERS.
It Is iilfHsani to take, cures Malaria, Indiges
Uuu, and biliousness. AU dealers keep U.
I
Bible Readings
-FOR THK
I Tome Circle.
This in certnioy one of the laot-t !
iuter-etir j; books that ha found it j
wav till) ill l-a.c. It wO'J'i be,
diil'ieult in thin bntf tt -decent lo
jfive a description of its ti ue worth
ItembractH 102 jeahns?. px:ty-i,
1 nd TjIOlHietica', hl.KWtr !
ini nearly three th'uajd q'J'wofjS
from the Mint of Tiutn. 'J hi tx
cx-Utiit eoHection of ii;!e Iia.J:ntfs
is contributed by ;noi - i ban a core
of ch-rymtn, !-rt; uc-i.1 Ji be nu-deiitt-.
te-mnerai ' .' i K.tjal j)ur:ty
workeri.c-tc.,ud -o;;r.;deriiJtt:njJ-s j
Kr-.lc.r Ui r truth and evi lei.ees j(.r
the- candid unbeJever, ciosir? vv4;b
the "ilJubtrated OaiLe of Life,' in
three- pai is. trtf'A work that hhoujd
be in every home. Agents are htni'Jit
it here. : J
NORTH CAROUNA
COLLEGE.
VTt M-Kvion bevinw. the Cr-t 5y:-
Ki.-t,., . J
'"v of hejtteia
hejotby
'J ern noderate.
K,r i st.d'j')'rti- r 1 aiti'.Hi.ai
A-
,j
Jv. J. (i. H !i Alii, 1'ieM.
Mt. IVavatit, N. C.
A , ;
The new Free Tontine jolicy of j
lbe i,uitable Life Assurance Sxietv j
, 1 .1-.-,. ,.. - t t- .Jt A
no condition. O'l lU back, a lid .
the face of the OhCX le a Jfujuc- j
in small tvr-, dULcu.t 01 interpre
tation and open to dispute, the buck
of the policv rnav, if the applicant
desire it, be simply a sheet of blank
paper. To meet the preference of ;
most assurers, however, the Society;
(instead of leaving the back of the j
policv blank) wi!l unlris otherwise j
I instructed 'endorse ujon it a list of
the special iinvileges printed
r ' rrti,nlar; &r,T ,.v tft
BKEM i CO., AGT.f
Ee C:3m Charlotte, N. C
-
I H rlVfi 3. LOrner
(LITAKETTS COKXER
o n
FAMIhY GROCERIES,
FIXi: CON FECTI ON EIII KS,
AND E V E Ii Y T II I X d I X
THAT LINE.
Fresh XIet
AT ALL TIMES.
FRSH : FISH
SATURDAY.
o! the deepest if tieb',es;xreia:jy to: and we are jner ri-area uiau w-i juvui
those who desire a b tier Uowkd;: j II A VK AX OUT-FIT FOR CUK BUSINESS SECOM
of the prophetic poitu nr o; VL i mj All we ask i a trial, and la the cjerit of tbe
Z;r-Ji2l "or "V work .Tak for itself. We also keep in stock a superb line of
i ii feral h
icv Contract
Country Produce of all i the street railway to haul j -dnds
bonght for cash or bar-olir ls h- tLe rar-k'ad y Mary Ann. Wm. C
can sell vou i Kuf us O., aq 1
kinds
ter
Goods delivered to any part
of tlie town.
J. A. K1MMOXS.
FUNITURE
CHZXP FO.-J CASH AT
M. E. CASTOR'S
D
ID
.MIS
IIOM A0E COFFINS,ALL KIN 1)5
A SPECIALTY.
I do not frell for cosf, Lut for a small
profit, (ime and examine my lir,e of
JCOl.
OKI furiiiture repaired.
M. E. CASTOR.
n-rir.i.Msia7ini'j.M!ii:iacy.i:n.'HiTTTTO
tXcAC?; 28 UNION SQUARELY, r
ST.tOUIS.MO. U;l:miHr?i DAILAS.TEX
YORKE k WADSWORTH, agents
for Cabarrus. Rowan, Iredell and
Stnly Comities.
cnwvilHl.aaiilbu;,
". mmt.
4 cm 1 vpi nlK
0 PrriM n caca W-
bu1 Its f nowk4
Kaatln. Thcaa aaaaiaa, aa
TT'' tbm aratck. aaa4
r DYlT D
fUltlllUI
Cases.Caskelslc
(3 W00DWORK:c5Vff AffAetlMEHfS)
TO THE
ft
FINE JEWELERS.
:cc-
Our Mr. W. C. Cojskell kas jufcl rtturntd from Parson b
Iloioliical Institat, La Port, In'I-, wjr Lfr Las just wm-pU-l
a full course in
Watchmaking and Engraving,
WATCHES, CHAINS,
Jewelry, Silverware, &c, &c.
SPECTACLES WITH GOLD AND STEEL FRAMES.
WE Ol'AliANTEE !'. iIVE
Uvudvim v I'i'W r.
We cordially invite our friends and tlie public generally
to all and give us the opportunity to verify all our claims.
CORRELL : RRO.
NEW - QUARTERS.
Y'ou are- respectfully invited
to visit i
ID A nnn?T? SOTT'S
y
and examine our
Stock and Prices
l-fore von huv.
We will take jdfasure in
sliowirjg you through our
IMMENSE STOCK,
,,! I)
AO
Klil'L Kit it PH
iiutrv uuiivui men un
FYFI! I'iand most oonvHnient business j
i houses either in Concord or!
Xorth Carolina, and as w :
nil flL' i P fl U
sir. Mea , Sups us, M,
' 7 i 7 7
AND ALL KINI OF
Heavy
Groceries
cheaper than you can buy
from other parties who do not.
Be sure and call at
Patterson's,
Leading Wholesale and Retail
Store, Concord, N. C.
A PHYSICIAN'S
Of all the tferrlble. s?-" :
aiict all ciiSies of h:r.: :
has ever approached c:rr,-
rightening cursts thit
, coihicg in aB ag
lion to tbe rzTasss of
BLOOD PO.SON
that slow, insa
tiats cestroyef
of Sesh and He. A lis! Ii ;.v cfisn jnct saih ac
aSUctionloesto5ectariib.- Ufewithit3oisono-us
talct. It strikes with 3cUiuc:;va aim the ir.os!
cotiik, sparir; nelt'jst
SCROFULA
k i v g nor statesmen.
Even nato the th.id
generation are ti;e sins of the fatlicr icade xnaa Jest
Whit a fearful herttass lo bequeath an icnoceat
ehiid 1 Ah I the horrible raTssesol this aSirtionl
To its activity is due sore throat
SORES liver, sore kidrys, sere lungs.
sore skin, gTtat oicers, internal, ex
terr.al an sterna', unless proper treatment is applied
The best remedy is a prescription used extensivtlj
in privats practice by an o'.d AtlaaU physician. I!
is now prepared a thousand gallons at a time, and
is sold ia large bottles aa
only one dollar per bottle
I: is called IIRB
PIMPLES
ter.;c Blood Balm. Under its peculiar influence the
b.ood poison first becomes passi then diridad
2T,i lastly is exuded through the Brer, through U
kidneys, and Urough the pores of the skin.
It is cfeirly the duty of every one who sospecO
tlie feist trace of sjThilitic or scrofulous poison ia
tlr tIood, rhether recently from contagion or froa
iniientance, to get it out cf their system thoroughlj
PA IN the thb Ereat n"dy s
that pimples, sores, aches, pains, weal
kidneys ana other symptoms will not be transmit
ted to innocent posterity.
Demand it cf your druggist and take no substi
tcte. Testimonials from those who hare usedil
itay be f oand in the illustrated " Book of Wonders'
ent free to any address by tbe Blood Co.
AUaata, Ga. (3)
WARNING!
PUBLIC
9A
PEKFECT t ITS fiOt SasriJSJAT
i
J. Y. FITZGERALD. M. J).
I'HVSICIAX AND Sl'KGEOX.
JIt jirofesioiiaj en ics tre o2ered to !
the citiz.eu of C-otcord and Tk-jiiiir.
; C"LK. div or rii'Lt, ire j ioEj'llr annd
: ed Vj. . ;
j RT Off. r.tit dvor to b- -Ai jost
; oi- building.
W. J. JiOJiTGOJIEItr.
J. LIE ClCTTIiL
! Montgoiiiery t Crotvell,
'Aitomeys and Counsellors
at laic,
Concord, .Y-C !
As artner. will jiractieej
aw n "Cabarrus, Stanlr and i
perior and Sarireme Court of.
:tbe State, and in the Federal
Court.
OSce on Depot Street.
nr?DE2V.
S"""6""
EION OPENS AUG.23.1Si.
FALL
A Fell Corps of Able and
; Experienced- Teacher.
! CIiji: Primary, Preparatorr. Clissi- j
cal. incladini JIumc txx-l Art. " i
darl Pupils U.arded -with principid at
' from f) to ."! j-tr montlL
Thin fui for j.i-T f.&tronae, a coEtin
i uanc : rvj-ertfn"y K-licited.
! Aj-plr to or addrW
M'i"L BE.--NT & KETZEH.
! Pricciral?.
; ar:2 1 Mm Coswri, N. C.
Non-Resident Notice.
Nokth CAR.-tuN.
SrPEKIOE CvlKT.
umy.
Ptopst, Executrr of
JcLd Barrister dee'd, PJaintiff,
Daniel
TLo-
t 11- iiarnrj -rer ana t
.1 1 1 . - . .
H- Rarrin-r and Georse
; sua AaceoeDCMi,
It appearing to tbe
ia
IS. C-, aiifl from the af
an i Alice 6enct-tt, Dtfeadarits-
It appearing to tbe satisfaction of
urn of Jas. X.
Coroner of Cabarrus countr.
affi Javit of Win.
Propst, rliiaiifT, liled in the above-
entitie-J acticn, tint Wm. C- and
Daniel M. Rai ringer, and George
atd Alice Sennet t are uon-residents
of this State, and after du- diligence
cannot be found within the State of
North Carolina, and are necessary
and proper parties to the above
entitled action, and whereas the
the plaintiff above named has be
pan a special proceedinif iu said
Court to subject to f-ale the real es
tate of said John Barrinjrer. dee'd
descri' ed in tte complaint of the
plaintiff.
And whereas the said defendants,
Dani-1 M. and Wn. C, Barricger
aDd George and Alice Sennett have
an interest actual or contingent as
heirs at law of Bail John Barringer
in nail laLus.
Now, therefore, the sui i Win. C.
and Daniel M-tBan iner and George
aud Alice Seunett are hereby noti
ced that unless they be and appear
at the office of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of said county
and State ufortruid on or before
the CtL day of Januaiy. and
plead, answer t r dernnr to the com
plaint of the plaintiff in this action,
that the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief -.demanded in the
complaint and for csts of action-
This 21st day of November, 1S9.
JAS. C. GIBSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
An Old Face in a New Place
-0(-
Havir:jr moved into the com
modious building lately
occupied by W. C. J.
Caton, onCaton's
corner,
A. COOK
is now prepared to furnish
GROCERIES
AT VERY LOWPRICES.
my stock is
FRESH AND NEW!
and the trade
WILL FIXD IT TO THEIR
ADVANTAGE
to call and see me before buy
ins anywhere else.
Very respect full v.
CHAS. A. COOK.
0X EAST
ft
- i-,,-':
We Iiave tlie
to suit any
and every one.
FOU DEIVES WEDDING PUBLIC GATKELIXGS
FUN E HALS AND FOI1 ALL AND EVEIIY OCCASION, CUE
SALE .AND FEED
Yisitcrs Jid Droxers vnU vi an iiLite-Lse: bui!dir?, a
oouTtijieiit plaee for their fctocl
l&T 1 ERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES.
YORKE & WADSWORTH
Hardware Headquarters.
SEE
mm fs, mma, mmm,
Farmers and Everybody
in IIroT. are st
C ASrJ. Our notk i fto' .nd
Baltic?. Feed Cottars Conh Km.
i LesL I)...
Vb LKr
1 fehoe and ru ia-t every: n:;
sell all lhte gc-jtls cheap, uhy
I
I Our re!j..-e i- ti J aita (.'.riiae-s rZ-r
j Bav ,.f r a-ake Cu the-u:' :rWL
t tie kesl figure? Be faTe to ciar
YORKE & WADSWORTH-
P. S 'Ac-
IB NOW
CHICKERING PIANOS.
J ABION PLANOS.
Mathushek Pianos.
MASOX AXD HAMLIX PIANOS.
WATERLOO ORGAXS. PACKARD OOGA.YS.
MASOX A.YD HAMLIX ORGAXS.
AT LOW PRICES OX EASYTERMS .
Wriu- u.c for prices' Wfore lnj;Dg. The LARGEST STOCK OF
FUKNITURE IX THE STATE.
E. M. Andrews
Charlotte, N. O
T.'ben I ray CtbS X da sot me&n mereJy to
r" -i- ii.cn fur & time, and then have lita re.
l.rc ira.n. I KE1!I A RADICAL nftv-
1 hzva nide the cUseue pt
ITITS. EPTT.PSY or
FAIXTNG SICKNESS,
A 117e-l9n? rtadr. I waxxakt nrrmneto
Cms tbe worst cues. Becaaee bluer hve
1 ailed is no re aaon 1 or not bow reeemn r m core.
tad kl ooce for a treatise and a Fbxe Bottlb
f i my I.vfalubls Ezvedt. Gire Express
r.u i'Mt Oflire. It cost yon nothing for a
izizl, aad it will core you. Adores
M.S. nOOT.M.O, IS3PEUD,ST4KrffT0!S
M. J. CORL'S
CONCOPiD. N. C
I h-we moved int' the stable l;te
ly occupied by Broivu Bro.-., near
the courthouse. The best accoaiiuo
dtitioii3 for drovers. Le.ive ycr.r
orders at the stable or with J. L.
Brown Porter for omnibus. Horses ;
And mules for f ale. i
ii. J. CORL, i
Proprietor.
FOU SALE BY
Cannons & Fetzer.
& BRQ
C?m A T31 rr
'EPOT MJJIET. .
Meets all
trains
joes to any
of town fo
ners
AND BUGGIES, HACKS, Zzc.
SUIiPASS ANY 1 RING EYEII IN
TOWN.
roc3. -fe a:;d
it
t I
IBS,
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WAD.-V OKI U'. f.t bi.ttoa; rice
ft 1 1 1 - .
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J':evf. I
Tinwarf - .
. ILIV-, IOWifT.
it. V the Lf.-Jii.
;iigLt. cut
:"T-Jflsr? 5'"r?. 'v e
V -nl
n-us..y i?; t a
ciJ';. i
11-. r
L- W
1 1.
:n-ist n
i:ri vou t
in fee- v L
v or
'AGENT FOi:
BENT PIATOS.
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
HYPOPECSPHTTZS
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
d if pulsed that it can be taken,
ligestect, sad aaaimilated by the bou
MBaltiTe uoiiiach, whea tbe plain oil
ravaaot be tolerated ; tod by the eeoaa
btaatioa ef tbe ell with tbe TrTi
Utee ia much more efficacioaa.
lourixltle as a Cesk prodatrr.
Persens pla npldly lrje taUeg It
SCOTTS ESITLSION is acknowledged by
Physicians to be tbe Finest and Best preptv
rion in the world for the relief and cure of
CONSUISPTIOW, SCROFULA.
SEKERAL DEBILITY. WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION.
COLDS and CKRONIC COUGHS.
The ffrest rtmtdy fr ConsvmpHan, and
Wasting in Children. SJi ly c' Inigists.
al?f7rtf" froB r,bia. Hrrr it a
wmesr "Wv ax wctB term fcr
'S4 m TrMiti; I m-v-r hm9wm m$rrnvj
-c i C. AiirM & . alawm azuj poti-
VEfSV Kla. HaTraearr. Pa,
aaviainr to w-U iiac or aias.
II w TSS." K. J. tu
Btarv. -I
k a orurr r altaat
alaioal kocj I atait. t
ani:acauaaiaute
pic' iltltaiTiawl.'
eo M takta aId .f tii mii aauana ar rraaa
Shall we start VOL' in this buMne,
mafcrT rttMHua VtTi all !? ycnrli. ti
rnunoirnuir: at k2 mn yt i r a d.i I dtlar aaT I
aTKTa-rrriabcd ta Tonrjarl (f -bf cc-aatrr If . .a
"te r" "".I :!: Ji-k cp r..lil i.t. I? It r ltd
Oa arranat i-f a faretl ut-''-n-- . aa: 1 - . K .n
dollar Ililacrfipli Albaana mu l a. 1 letua
pIi ft S3 rtra. B-.f J iu CTimrai V,:m
Ptaa.OiaTmixtrlTOcor'K! c H l a.!w- a tanaa ia :.
wa Laintja ia- Orta-t barran arrf kavva. Af'l
aal. UtmlwraL Isif nmrr for raT. Abt odc
aiccaai a avniii ic- tilii;.Uo a-.ct.l-uii eaoa
!ajaaj aeeraaarr. A ttrrTtr abova. rarrr cue :a Lr-
- Aaral taka tiiiaad f c3ra i?a riJi-T nr-T
kefata kaoara. Ortai pro' a a ait cr,Trt-r. A;nu in
akia? foncaea. Lacamskf a aa.-k'ai rra. Y.. ra-frr.
"rH ay aa. oil mfonr atx.-n aa4 larm f ra-t-.
f llaa ha mriia uc aama. wrth parbce'n ad :Vr c -r
i a", la frta tH. i. .t... f ...
a.'T Biaaea. aUaca at:d Prnu4ica'4. JIAfr yaa k- w a I.
yai eoaclaM l pal man. ay ara kara
AAaro. E. C AlXS a CO, Ai.ia, SJa:sr
A, H. PROPST,
lUite.1 ail CMlraste
Plans and sn?cinat'on of build
inga luade in anv strie. All con-
' tracts for binjdlnss faithfully car
! ried out. Office in Cstcu's building,
tip stair. 13
if s d Lit si'". V r. .. tciH-iic V, mc t:
DEDIdOXT All:
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Ar. C,.:uu-.L:i
Ar. Ai;-;;a
Lv- Alii list :.
a-v. CJua-i.:a
Ar. CLariyi:e
Lv. Atiai.ta
An-:ve
GieeLv.lIe
C'Larictir
J?aiibi;ry
Lt. lict'S ;
AsLevil;e
btatesville
Ar. aiisbiiiy.
Lv. Salisbury
Greensboro
Ssleia
Lv Gr ei s'jcio
Ar Dn:!:
Aj ilen
Lv Ilc-i-h
Ar Go;lsb: ro
Lv. Greeks t cr .
Dar.vilie
Kevsvi.ie
Ii. -l !
Lv!.Cibi;T-Ci.arlone-v;-:,-
l'x.i.-'i e.. i.:a
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1'
daiiy ecr'.
karts Ke :t;. e
bunir.v; aiiift
aud Ra:ii:i: 11
coah iittachfd-
moiid diiy exc: ; : -...
Point arid Ba t::: .
Line.
Xo. W 'roi T.- -: 1
daily excc-i:.: bu:. .".
with No. r: for
Xos. 5'J and i'. .
boro with tra:L t
Lead City ari i V, : ; .
Seipa to and :rc-L. I -;
No- Z2 coLr.eots i". '
Favetteviile.
No S3 eofcuectr ..:
sot, N. C
Nos. ar.J Zl . ...
tion at University
; to and froia CLu"; . M.
days.
I slzxi'INg
; On traic s Ui an .; " 1 I
s'eeper Let wee:. A:.
York, Greecsboi-j .
! Greensboro, via A-;.c
towD, Tean.
On trains 52 . - i
' Sjeeper betwet-L V.'..
New Orleans via M .
; between WasLiL-:: :.
tarn, Richmond
and Ralaisra ai.J
Pullman parlor c;.: -bury
and Know;..- ,
and Augusta.
Through ticki-t :. -stations
to ail jx ii .
For rates, looai ...
tables, apply to :
conjpany. or to
Sol Ha&s, i .:: :
VT. A Tcek,
Div. Pass. As't,
Raleigh, N". C. 7-
.3
'i 2
r"5 tv- i
Eiy'sCreamBaNr'
Clcanss3 the Easal Pa5ar:
Bestores tho Seizes cf Tas:o,
and Hearing.
A particle ta applied Into enchn -''f'
la aarerablr. PrireSOe. nt Dtos.'- 'J
Mil. ELY BEOTHEESS VTmTea&-..--)
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lt! lii'IiK
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n c-a eiu
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