,r,uT OF LOCAL NE WS:
A
dtlana PutinS3upe By fr,
-rir 0 T. U- roe' tlD ln. Reformed
VFday at 4 -o'clock p. m. i
II, Lilly is out again after
-il days of confinement.; He is
prticticing- . ;
jfjoaeeeitm The Standard,
No amount or inquiry urm
it's 80-
the bubstapce of it.
lbs court house site for Mecklen
burg is Jet as uncertan as e 8o1d
tion of tbe financial question.
Master Jay Sims is quite sick with
ever 3lr. J B Caldwell is attend-"
business for him
iDg 10 lu r .
You ought to be divorced" is
tbe subject of something Mr. Bell,
of tbe furniture store, will have in
tomorrow's issue. '
An improved $35 Domestic Sew.
infr Machine,five drawers,will be sold
for $20 ca8n' Uau 011 or aaaares
j y Walker, Concord, N. 0. 1 w
Mrs. Dr. L A Bikle, after spend
ing her summer yacation with her
daughter, Mrs. G W Means, has re
turned to her home in King's Mouu-
tain.
Not a person in the city is more
generally missed than is Maury,
Richmond at Swink's store. He is
quite sick at bis home on North
.Mail street.
G E Fincher, who has been in the
MonToe jiil for six months, charged
with staling $4,000 from an aged
man of Union county, was liberated
.Wednesday on $500 bail,
Mr. J. D, Heath, who hf s been
associated ith Dry, Wadsworth &
Co., of Albemarle,, as cotton buyer
haslgone to Charlotte, having accept
ed a position with Heath & Co., cot
.ion buyers.
Mr. M F Nesbit, of Coddle
Creek, and Mr. T D Miller, of
Statesville, spent today (Thursday)
; in the city on business. Cabarrus
lost a good citizen when Mr, Miller
wentto Statesville.
Your attention i8 called to the I THE KU3H OF HUMANITY, !
adn.m,8trator'8 notice, bv Mr. M V . .. - - " '
CBUI.jU. ij ' Twpw nuu Airnvvm,. seen y
Jafm.8 Willeforu baa moved to 1a mL- u
Mr. Al hson's house, oa West CorU fl.i. ,
bin street. , .
Mrs. P B Fetzer is visiting
friends in Charlotte.
Mrs, E H McConnell is visiting
at Dayidson College.
Mr. Geo. W. Means came home
Wednesday evening.
Capt. Jonas Cook, of Mt. Pleas
ant, spent the day here,
"Tony," 'the Italian fruit ven
der of Charlotte, spent the morning
ippard'Bros, roller mill will be
ready to begin wor about ie mid
die of nexY week.
North Carolina College and Mont
Amoena Seminary, at Meunt Pleas-
ant, opened prosperously on Wednes
day, There would be more progress in
settling things if a good rain would
fall than by any other piocess we
know of.
Mr. John Stire wait, near the Row
an-Cabarrus line, died Tuesday from
he effect cf a stroke of paralysis six
weeks ago.
Rev. R H Parker will go to Mt,
Pleasant to assist Rev. Giles in a
series of meetings at the M. E.
ch nrch, Rev. Giles pastor.
Morrison, Lentz & Company " have
an immense lot of linen bosom
here.
Miss Daisy King, of King wood,
Mecklenburg county is visiting in
the city. - S
Miss Constance Cline left yes
terday for Mont Amceaa at Mt,
Pleasant. ..: ..j
Miss Lila Jones, of Carey, is
visiting Mrs.1 H M Barrow, on North
Main street.
LOWE & SOW.
There is no way whereby
we can expect to secure your
trade this Fall unless we
make our prices attractive.
This we are going to do. We
were so fortunate as to fill our
house with all the lattest
stuff in
DRY GOODS
AND
SHOE
E R
Mr- Z P Smith, of Raleieh. is
shirts, besides everything in the way in the city. He will lecture to the
of dry goods, notions and shoes. See Odd Fellows tonight.
their new advertisement. :'rZ
Monroe correspondence : "Mr. H has returned from V,vil Mt !
Hi. j iuuruu, ui buis couniv, out re- iu vuttxiuiwc, ., i.
ceatly of Baltimore, is here for a Mr. ouiver Basseil returned to ;s?ltaDle Ior tail, and winter
few days making preparations for Gaffney, S. O., last- niht f tr wear before the price ad
openmg up a drug store m Concord spendiBg a week.in;the citj,. V: vanced. and e are BoiM to
tuwarus tae last oi cne montn. - : .: J ' v i
ur, v J Satterheld returned tol nrtofATV,fl0 i-u flf:TQ
I cri'vA rn v nnnrnm fit's rnfi fintiTP.
A basket picnic has been arranged the city last night after an
for and will take place at Cochran's of several months in the Norjtb,v : benefit of the purchase. Our
school house, near the coal chute, on Mr. J P Aldridire, of Newberrvl 8T3ecial sale of
waiMlua.' "CAb Ui tuc a. U, father :ox Mrs. W T liahr, ! i i rvi rs
features ot amusement will be the ot thig piace; yetting in tie 'city1 0 U IVI IVI
ball game between Grant Creek and , ; " n , , vCUvj;
INo. 47s team. J r 7 r 'ZT'ri dress -
the city last nigh frOmiSttiUe;
r. i?i mi n i i I - - -. . . ' ; t
ioappeuie r xnen ao not rry 10 me returned this ; mornjng, acpomM N rv
force tool down; but use the most panied by his wife an A Jittlt UI J VJ' Li w
scienunc means tor restoring tone to daughter, v ; ... 'I 'on last Saturday at 5 cents per
the stomach. How Why, by tak ; a.j Wheeler and ugh iyard was a good card for us. I
mg AyerSarsapanlla, and in a aur M- mmtl ,3ttv ftfla''lH. r
prisingly short time, your appetite ak'todaVfro 11 was a biS loss f or us but
will come again, and come to stay. c0Unty. They, ire 'gnestt briMr. then our trade got the benefit
Qa Wednesday at Norwood, and Mrs. N F Yprke. . , ;, of it and thafc is all we care
Stanly county. Miss Frankie Lentz ,: .MM, "Ricnard Eames, Jr., of - ,. t - .
was married to a Mr. Ingram, of Glen' ; Brook Mine, ' Montgomery ior- Tia not oten that you
Rockingham, Richmond county, county, and Miss Sallie' Stuff at
rne marriage was a quiet one. xne nf Sal hnrv: ckm down todav -to L
, - , r "vT"',"- 5 cents as vou did from us.
onue ia a sister tu uur luwHiuau, Ben a few;daytwitb' ftfteir.;ltfUr, ,
Mr. A E Lentz. - Mm' Morrison -OaikifilL vv . l Handsome new
COMING
WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there nevec
wap such a demand for
BLACK DRESS GOODS
to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. Nothing
adds more to the beauty
and dignity of a woman'
appearance than a .fine
black gown, which is alike
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We ha ve just
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
wide Can sell you a $l
goods 50 inches wide for
75c, Our stock of Black
Creapones are thet latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dresa
goods betore buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOES'H
ever shown in. Concord
' Then come an d see .us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Cur No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar.
ket. '
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Round Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
.Our city trade "Leader
pure Linen B ossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacfc, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
, at the low price of 50c.:
Morrion, Lentz & Co
Fall Goods
LA W N S
AND
The small child of Mr. William
KD88ell, who lives on St Charles
street at Foi est Hill is critically ill
Mrs. Parker, an aged lady who iiyes
with Mr. Russell, and. who Las been
iUlte SICK, IS improving. Mrs' Martin Pronafc . of No. 5
r I - it Da m ninth fv Tab.
Sheriff John A. Sims showed us a township, wrestled with a shaking r$fc$r$j
' specimen of rare wood brought with chill Wednesday. The family was rifiMk'tliali" iifi'.lik' LAvk'idnto
him from his recent trip to. Texas, very much alarmed, thinking it a Rouble for many yea
fleha3 about a dozen pieces, and congestive chill, h auch was not plains' in$is,!ba
ifill have them trimmed and finish- the case, however. Mrs. Propst is bladder wm
d up for walking sticks. very flashy and was cold for several 1 mMr ' ffo; I' woxtb from 12 to 20 cents
Mr. W A Smith went out to the lyjBago; endless
.rx . :-. . I A rlnoa Avar's Pliftrrir Pont rTti 1 Tf4V U A f,A V4!WA, . '
aeea gold mine today (Thursday) - j jSr. S" 5 cents We
where a l(L.tmn mil bein taken in time has prevented many a lectrw cents
apavpd nnme -nporilft who 2bt
iceu. worn in tnai section in . 7 . 1 ;f i" VTmnViiiTn . -x
geld mining intorestB re daily lnr 1. Tb prom " i& ttae goods will appreciate
j... . mi keemnor this lncomnarable medicine! ".-.-v . v .'-u'r'Vr '- I . -
icaiu aau me output is sun very . r - our Statement. jrnce wo. ior iare .
coatagW. whereitcanbe readily reached:
, " . allhoursof the da,, and night i - -' " Jf:, ' 1 But noW i
DIMITIES
Mr, D Cbrum Correll is in the
it leaves us with a
ty from Spartanburg. He says Mr. D B Overcash, of Cabarrus it ia 'goaeleSU say tnaFmnchf nice clean new store toshow
vuanne "ladv baseball nlavers were uul7 iao u---"JMheinff dontlo lmproTfeinexCoaojnon - 4t.: Jn cmalTnf the
billed for a jrame at that ' Dlace 'ves- of Catawba county, were married o the .kiiSt loil& the -- . .?
terdav.hnt ffln to nnk in an an- Wednesday and will arrivejpn the -,. 1rots7iTemet handsomest stutt .to J be seen
prance" Some were " badly ' dia- Statesville train toay and dine at itbngilioaS rightJbere.lS
ymieu. 1 i pgr street, to exteau.jixvxu waero .oif.
- Street-Charlotte Obsemr. liUMM
The Lenoir Topii.in y?... Patter- roUelU prppe,
drinViv " " TirM v l son items savs soinethine about a ttj:Jt6'Oiaifi0i(A;M loott.
4tn o ice water. Whxle fooling son items, says soinetniuK oou mi'' iVt
he faucet the train: moVed off. former resweni oi wra . .,. -i- -w
Hewascanied to the coal chnte and M Brower gave ns a fine ttnW.mu
'rtown, from where he "drilled"-to. Harper Chapel Bunaay mormn&. yw &rz
wu. ine walk. was delightful ""V? 6yv-
on A i :. -? I T niii nirnnif from Wfllfth Wfl hODfi
LOWE SON.
aays he, and-the scenery along Lenoir.circun, irom wnicu we . Tij
the railroad by moonlight is grand: to see grand results. Ta ai
The fact that Eccles & Brvan. of Master Russell , Hatchett, the One pool vtable, Wu hd -cues ; tone
cWlctte, are to retire from the pro- bright little, boy, of Mr. MrsJagae, o&i;, -
Tenn., and gfandson'of Mrs Esther 11' Jfor f
n;v,Qnn of this citv, is lying at the at this pffiice ; ; - .:S4ti
nnint of dcafb at his far away home.
A message was
prietorabip of: the ' Central ' Hotei,
' falls
8 opon many people- m a way
f nular to death. The Stanpakd
QW reasons for! balievinff tbat tbev
WlU Uve for a long-time in the samo ' Ee
4ru Vote there and be where 5 :
any friends can easily see them etc, ,
Bought Before the
Advance in Price.
Beautiful, dark Crepons as
changable and as Prettyj as
silk only 12 cents, worth ' 15
cents.
NEW FALL SHADES
in Henriettas 40 inches wide
only 25 cents per yard.
ALL WOOL SERGE
86 inches wide, 2? cents worth
35 cents.
PRETTY FALL STILES '
; - V''- " ' V" U '
in Percales only 10 cents.
ALL WOOL (fine Merino)
Prehcn Flannel for Ladies
Dressing Saeqmes only 60
cents per yard,5
See our Croyenette abso
lutely. RAIN PROOF . 56
inches '.wide.
!m.-
r.Vmmm of No. 9, was
rinff tne saa intei-imarfieu uu zxuuoik w iu.o
Emma Careioc'r, of Union county.;
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Cannons Fetsor