BATCH OF LOCA L NEWS.
A man by name of Coleman was
brought in town from No, 9 town
8hir and lodged in jail -on Wedar a
uay ior carrying pistols and knocks.
While the baseball games'. Jy the
colored people in rear of the city hall
are quite noisy, they famish amuse
ment for quite a lare crowd of
spectators every afternoon, who
greatly enjoy the funny movements
. j t And Put in Slinpe Br nr
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Pumpkins are ripe,
Jcrar Oald we'll u quite sujK at
v3 home on Spring fctreet.
Dr. W H Lilly is quite sick, and
baa been confined to his bed for
several days. V
Mr. Chat White is with Cannons and play of this.people.
i Fetzer, on the clothing side, dur Mr. Paul McGraw. a brother tn
in the tan season. Mr. Frank McGraw. nf fW- 5fV
, . ' .
Mrs. Wagoner, on West Depot met with a painful accident while
street, is having a drive nicely graded chopping Tuesday by an axe glanc
in the front of her residence. Ing, which cut a terrible gash in his
a f tpr Seoteraber 1. the stores will foot' He lives in Rowan county,
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uar wrgan cnurcn.
TT
x on cannot say
THE RUSH OF HCJMANITY.
begin to keep open at night. Many
of the merchants did not close, any
-way-North
Carolina college opens next
Tuesday, September 3, and prospects
for a large enrollment is very jen-
.ouraging.
Lowe os bon, as you win see in
their new advertisement, will have
a special sale of lawns, etc., on
Saturday.
that you have
tried everything for your rheumav
tisni, until you have taken Ayer's
Pills. Hundreds have been cared of
this complaint by the nsd of these
Pills alone. They were admitted on
exhibition at the World's Fair, as a
standard cathartic.
The Daughters of the King"
People Wtio Travel, nsSecn bj Onr
Reorter.
Dr. W C Houston returned last
night from Monroe.
Prof. 11 T J Lndwig was in the
city tod .y from Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. James P Cook are
spending the afternoon in Charlotte.
Miss Nannie Cannon left today
for Charlotte to visit Miss Bonnie
Oates.
Mrs, Dr. UB Young and Master
Robert returned la3t night from
Charlotte.
Mr. J H Mason left today on
hia monthly tour through the east
em part of the state.
Masters Harry and Springs
Montgomery ... returned to the city
last night from Raleigh.
Miss Janie Richmond, who has
bten viiiting in Danville for some
time, is expected to arrive home to
night .
Mr. Holland Thompson, who is
"HOT
WEATHER FABRICS
have postponed their ice cream nartv
till next week, when the? intend to lo conaacc in uoncora iiig.i school,
The home on North Main street add ta its attractiveness bv introduc- arrived in tne city last night from
of Mr. F A Archibald has been pur- ing a "Library Party" the books 0WW8vlJ 16
chased by Dr. D G Caldwell, who beinf represented by signs or fanci- Mrs, li L Dick and little sister,
will soon move into it. ful desisrns. which will make it verv Miaa Katharine TW utt Una
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Rev. MA Smith has announced interesting and amusing, A prize afternoon for a week's visit to rela
that a revival will begin at Forest will be presented to the best guesser. tives at Mt. Pleasant,
rrni ir.ii iz-l. "U i i l tj I . - : I
mil ivi prniiii ink i-.ii ii ri'.ri Miiiiiir. nniik : - , .
" x- i . . . I Mr. I Jftnifil Pnm whft , wm
, - r t o- I uncKieii Arnica bhitvi i - "
temoer o, so eaja xvey. oimpson, Tha Rocf Ralin fU wnrM fnr visiting at Mr. Sam Pharr'a. Utt
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Mr. Pink M Misenheimer shot Cuts, Brnisss, JSores, Ulcers, Salt this morning for Virginia, where he
into a heavy of English sparrows neum, 1 ever bores, letterd Uhappe wlll 8pend 30me Ume
Ti-r i i i. ii Tii r n. . -ii i jjLauuo, uuuuiaiuBi vuiua huu i
Heune8uayatluBi:euix roiicr mm fikin -RrnnfciW nditiTOW enrea -Prof, and Mrs 0 Richmond
a Klllea nuyiwp oiras at once. Pilea or no pay requi-ed. It is Harding and two little daughters
With today's issue we print a gaaranteed to give statisfaction or Lrrived ia the clty laafc night from
schedule of rates to the Cotton .pTi
scales iLixposiuon at quanta as iar store.
Dished by the Southern railway.
On Saturday
31,
WE ARE GOING TO
SELL THE IBAL
, ANCE OF OUR
AUG
mght cases or typnoiu teyer, in
two families, is reported at China
- G rove. Mr. Frank I Frank Patter
son, of that place, is quite sick, also.
Mr. Bostian, the Racket man
Virginia, and are guests of Judge
Montgomery.
Mia "Rnaa Mav Phillina re
A Smoke Ilouse Bobbed. . .
- vrw. nf. in t.hir wnrk t turne 0118 mornine irom KOCK
thehomeof MrTReeae Johnston, in fiU- J; Accompanying her
,r . v- r r ' from Charlotte were little Misses
no, ii lownsuip. our. auu iuro. .
Johnston are in the mountains at NelIe Hernn
the home ot Mr. Johnston's f athert Miss Fannie Sims, of Charlotte, !
tells you in his advertisement of to- and left on his lantation a family who has been visiting her cousin,
lay about the cheap lot of lace curs of colored people. Miss Alice Sims, on Bell Avenue,
tains and other articles of usefuK In looking around the place Wed- returned home today. She was ac
ness. nesdav morning the tenant discovers companied by Miss Alice Sims.
m r-m 1 .
The Observer savs that last Sun. W that lobbers had dug a hole un-
day was one of the greatest days the e'r the smoke house and taken from
street car line of Charlotte has ever within all of Mr. Johnston's meat,
which amounted to several hundred
pounds.
Efforts are being made to locate
LAWNS,
damTties
AND
MUSLINS,
-AT
-5c -
YD
WE HVVE
just received a lot of
pjetty percales for
Shirt Waists. Don' t
fail to see them.
A LOT
of new and Stylish
prints just in. Good ; ?
Styles.
WE HAVE
a few pieces of Or
gandie Lawns that
will go at low figures
now
IF YOU
want the coolest and
prettiest hot weather
dress call and see our
i 2-yards wide white
1 Organdie.
ABIG
lot of; Ladies Black
Hose to go ot 5'cents. j
OUR NAVY
Blue Crepons for
Shirt Waists are the
f correct thing for Hot
weather.
OUR STOCK
of Ladies Oxford Ties
in Black and Tans are
the handsomest in the'
town. Go, say the
Ladies and our prices
are lower too.
TOBACCO GOOD
TOBACCO TOO
and more Tobacco JLox
less money than can '
be bought in Con
cord. You that use
iobacco can save
money by eeme us
MORRION, LENTZ to.
STRICKEN DUMB.
had. The receipts from fares were
about $250. '
Atong the improvements of the
city is one at Forest Hill Methodist
church. The payement immediate
ly in front of this building is being
-built of cement.
THESE GOODS SOLD FOR
12 1-2 to 15c,
&but; ALL
MUST
Co
Pall Goods
GO
NOW
i
"A number of little girls and boys
of the city, on Wednesday, changed
their attire from that of girls to
beys and boys to girls. It was
great time for them.
A Man Who BailedSAg-alnst Religion
Stricken Dumb and Askfl to be
Prayed For.
Savannah, Ga., Aug. 27. A
the guilty parties. Suspicion in on special to the Morning News from
one or more. Mr. Johnston will be Athens, Ga., tells lot a remarkable
apprieedcf his misfortune, as parties incident that occurred at a big
have written to him. MAthndiat rflvival in Drosrrass for
To the Citlsens of Concord. tne past weeK ttU xxigu ouu, uut- NOTHING liESKJi Y rJJU -JfUtt
On and after the 20th day of this teen miles from that place. WiN
month ot August, 1 will open i hiam. Hoguewood, living at High
out a first-class meat market ana R, . woB -MAthodiah hnt
will be glad to serve the public with - : - ' Tr.
Sieir nefds in the fresh meat line, bad turned unbelieyer. He would
fv nlace of business will be in the attend the meetings ana go m.we
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McNinch store room, hrst door church, but soon coming out, wouia
above marble yard on West Depot get a crowd around him and ridicule'
t nri the whole proceedings.
aiUim. xAx,Au. Q i . ' .ill. Innlir
railincr nnt asrainst religion. etc and
n '
ONE. DAY.
LOWE &V SON.
At Anderson, S. C, the town dad
dies have prohibited the livery men
irom mrinsr a horse, rnnmnir a
transfer, or ice and dairymen from
Selling ioA nr m!llf on SnnfUv- It 1 Lord-Wot tloyd.
I J M ... . .
(jnarlie ljioyu, tne muruerer, i wnile in tne miast ox a sencence
liey. Walker White, who has been iong8 t0 a family in this county suddenly stopped, and has not spoken
7i8iting relatives in this county, with known aa "Lord." He was raised aincse. Evervthinff Dossible has been
bis two little boys, has returned to Lear tne Phoenix mine, this county, done to restore his sneech, but to no
Statesville, where he will join his an his father and mother still live ayaii. The man is sound and hearty
tamily. He will return to Texas there. His father remarked, when everv resnect. He went to the
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wut September 15, hearing of Charlie's act, "it's mighty the church yesterday, and was seen
Sot on ,i;f i,a bad, but I raised him right." by the minister to be shaking all
' made by those using Ayer's Sarsa, " , ' , ; Mer-
Patilla accordine te directions, .yiat, who reaaire medicine ' a ieir
Barthermore, we have yet to learn of to regulate the bowela and kidneys te to the pastor, who read it to we
a raso ;n ,t,:i. u u - tt.A I j tn 17.iAM.rin meetinc". It was : "I am ttoomea to
benefit, Da f i.t. niu.,a Thla medicina does not hell. 1 now Deueve mere i
W QUI UUU.iC3U.a W A. UACC.MWI l.lllliC31.a I m
nil .u. tt.. j ...unnnhim. nn whiflkAv Prav for toe. The affair has causea
-ii :nATiAat hnfc , ay.t.a a a. Ian immense BensaLion. no 19 b"
fir rii. iit-ti - - - - aiwww wmw m
and alterative. It 4icts mildly I dumb.
on the stomach and bowls, addinsr
cfMVi- n.nd ending tone to the ori
ona tiiprebv aidine Nature in the
-
bers, will cure you.
Mr. W W Morris has a walking
. stick which he. brought with him
-vlu tue mountains, on wnicn no
TlftO i 1 ? t V 1 I or . - . . - - . . 1 I I -J
icij aruaucaiiy carvea emDiems L.vfAmanAa of the functions, iiiech ..v:. MMhccori.
t the order of Masons and of the Tiitrra is an excellent appetiieif I euh wOiiid, Scried for ctod
appa Sigma society. The .stick diffestion. Old People and
waa cutonthfi tnn nf Jnn T.nska .. aM.w whafc thfiY heed. Price VtoCUMr8o,2wcTf tur
r " - i jubd . - .-
' fountain. Hia talant as a rarver ifl ner bottle at Fetzers:
Bought Before the
Advance in Price.
. Beautiful, dark Crepons as
changable and as Pretty as
silk only 12 cents, worth 15
cents.
NEW FALL SHADES
in Henriettas 40 inches wide
only 25 cents per yard.
ALL WOOL SERGE
36 inches wide, 27 cents worth
35 cents.
PRETTY FALL STYLES
in Percales only 10 cents
ALL WOOL (fine Merino)
French Flannel for Ladies
Dressing Saeqmes only 60
cents per yard.
See onr Croyenette abson
lutely RAIN PROOF ; 5Q
inches Jjwide. :
Ma by his work. Drue Store.
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