Arrival of Trains.
, Richmond arrives at 11:15 a. m.
iiivhinsrtoii " " 10:03 p.m.
Washington
Atlanta
Atlanta
Xew York
- 7:23 p. m.1
' 8:05 a. m
1 8:53 a. m.
J'
3 hhound freight leaves at 12m.
Atlanta
9:03 p. m.
t1 Asnund " "5:15 p. m.
" 63 qiidia are the local trains between
s' 'Vnnd Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
Kichm0!!l,ins between Atlanta and Washing-
and 3S are the Washington and
con- .'i-,, Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
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BATCH OF LOCAL NE WS
JtCi! upanst Putin SUape By Our
pie
Turnips need .rain. -
'possum time, is coming.
Cotton sold today for .8cents.
Just three month until Christ
aias. . Erwin brought in a load of
ffiteiaielona today,.
Frog Pond Chill Cure. No cure,
lor sale at Fefzer'd
do pay
Drug
Little Miss A.niiie Kime ia quite
aick at the home of her mother on
Church street.
Misse3 Jennie and Vallie Brown
cave a pleasant card party to a n urn
berof friends Thursday night.
V.
Mr. Geo. L Fisher is hauling cot
tea to Odeli's Mills. The cotton
does not accuc.uiatti at the platform.
The cotton maiket wa3 not flooded
but a consinerable quantity of the
.flcecv staplewas on the market to-
Aarr
The choir is practicing nightly for
the revival meetings to begin at
Forest Hill Methodist church, Sun
day next. ; 1 .
Second-crop cherries are reported
in several parts of town, and if frost
don't catch them, they will ripen in
a few weeks.
Fiey. J R Moose is in- Mooresville
assisting in a protracted service. He
writes us that they are having a
rrnnrl moaflhir
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Mr. H M Goodman has the con
tract for hauling Jhe cotton from
the nlatform to Cannons ana the
Cabarrus mills.
Go
to Ed. Fisher's for choice
pears, northern apples, bananas,
fresh parched peanuts, fresh cakes
and fine candies.
Stop at D M Walker's if you want
anything in the grocery and notion
line. Don't forget the place
posite D C Furr's at Forest Hill, tf .
Hn n m;0a f i,af
Ro, n PiLr W
died in Montana. He is not dead at
all. neither is h sick, writes the
postmaster.
Boap, three caks in a box, 25 cts.
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"vvMMMM MUVi 1 AwAWV . I
Turkish Bath . Soap, 6 for
AV1U UOl I
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positively pure soap, Fetzer's Drug
store. ol
.Thfl moronto o.ioomon and m
fd4- : ' .u.
-vucicryumj wuo is on mc owicom,
are thankful to the clever members
Of the hose and reel comDanv for
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sprinkling the streets.
D M Walker pays the highest
market prices for all kind of
country produce, cash or barter.
Don't forget the place opposite D O
i'arr's at Forest Hill tf.
W Walker, son of County
TreaBurer Walker, of Mecklenburg,
Thursday night in Charlotte,
Be had been ick s,x weeks with
tjphoid fever. He was just 18 years
old. V
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allnim; . T)AiA
HendZ 7 DU13 11
aendaraon & Co. Oar prices are
10W. Fetzsr's DrUK Store.
cw rBurugowrc,
JV?
muw or an v cotton bfiinsr snip
Ped aw f . . .. muJaome shopping
i " t
- " AiUU1 uncora now. xuo
lactones are buvincr if Yn.i see -
raise u r j g
'ai8e it here and manufactura it
On Wednesdry next the Concord I
delegation iU leae for Greineboia.
iu ht end tne State-Narual, among
wiium mil be Mk8 Emily Gibson,
Ehzh Gibson; Becsie Sims,
Jannie Ervin and Fannie Hill, i
Mr W E E irnhardr, who recently
purchased the Cruse- property on
Cor bin s r ,et, is miking vast" im
provements by buildibg a barn, out
houses and a fenc?, preparatory to
moving to, this city within the next
tew weeks. V
We have received today from
Peter Henderson & Co., a large stock
of bulbs for fall planting. Hya
cinths, Tulips, Easter Lilly, Fresea,
Narcissus and others. Call earlv
and make selections. Fetzer's Drug
otore.
Mr. W P Houseal, of Newberry,
S. C, and editor of the Lutheran
Visitor pass.d, through Thursday
higac route home from Staunton.
He. spent several days at St. John's,
w:th his brother-in-law. Rp.e. J O
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Wertz,
Don't send your money away and
pay express and postage on Flower
Buib3. We have a" large stock, eai
bracing fine Named Hyacinths, Tu
ipi, Ea-ter Lilly. Select bulbj at
low prices. You will save money if
you buy of us. Fetzer's Drug Store.
Mr. Rob t. Hall, of Enochviile,
sold cotton to-day. He got 13:10 for
it and he taid he was pleased and
satisfied. The way he treated this
"she-bang," we know it. Mr. Hall
uc ui iUu4o mm iuuu maKe me
country better by living in it.
m:.- -u u
uxiaa iiLVkiy jjiuuucu uas reiurueu
from the North. Miss Hlffie Brown,
wno accompanied her to Baltimore,
has secured a position with a large
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raniicery estaoiisnment at Matnis-
burg. W. Va. She will not return
before jChristma , or later.
Speaking of Judge Bynum's silver
wedding at Greensboro, the Morgan
ton Herald, among other things,
savs: "ine guests were received dy
,.r. . , .
the charming hostess, Mrs. Bjnum.
wuu waa asuiaieu u j)ira umujr
Oibsnn and Mrs John P All son. of
Concord.
A Raleigh correspondent writes :
The finding in the Superior Court
here of a true bill against Charles
Brown and Satterfiald. of the Legis-
latare' ia expected. Mr. Smith,
op-Lflmwfmm snW nthpr mem.
hera of the Lsffialature. have been
Kpfnrp thA Drand inrv.
Tn.w-Mnr fiavs :
So great is the demand for empty
molasses barrels here that it is al-
most impossible to get hold of cne
for either love or monev. Reason :
Farmers are now making into mo-
k - . iu u ABaA;tinm.inoArnn
luuyuw i.iir inrurnii mil y uuui ujm&avj waww
AM9VM VAAV CJ O
ever grown in the county
She is not a snake cuarmer, oat
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I:. . . . i. iL iu.
the ladv wno was Siding Deneatu mc
aQa nf a omall trPfl on Main street
qw v T . u
evidently hath charms, having been
BOtaewnat irigntenea recsawy ujr .mo
. . i i;ttio
suaaen appearauuo
Krds that teasingly played around
ber. . v
Ayes Sarsaparilla is not a secret
preparation. Any physician may
have the formula on application.
The secret ot its success as a meai.
cine lies in its extraordinary poer
to cleanse the blood, of impunt es
and pure the most deep,seated cases
of blood disease. , -
Mr, Jeff Shoe, who lives near
Rockwell, Bowan county, . a good,
warm friend ot the diai
XTp
1 was in the city with cotton.
lives lUmilea fromaliabury and 16
llea A,A . a -
miles iroin wuuwv .li
Fisher, of Enochviile
School. Was iD the.citj Oing
h"" . mu.
The school
or n m
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Eaochviue "
tomed fall vacatioa during cotton
tomed v -
pUKEf Durham
Cigarettes
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DURHAM. N.C. U.S.A.
MADE FROM
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE RUSH OF HUMANITY.
I'oople Who Travel as Sen by Our
Reporter. '
Mr. C A Dry, of - Albemarle,
was in the city. .
Mr. Charles G Suther, of Hun
tersville, is in the city.
Mr. J M Moor j has eone to Al
bemarle for a few davs.
Misa 0onnie ciineishome from
Mont Amo?aa for a few days. ,
Rey. J H Page is in the city,
the guest of Mr. W G Boshemer.
Mr. C F Wadsworth, of Char-
lotte, was in the city Thursday
mgnc.
Miasma Lil a and Marv Stafford.
nf WArriarinrir arA viaitW flt Sheriff
r - a 0 .
J A bims- .
-r 1. a " 1 T n.Ii jnnl
-fliercaame u o rou auu vx
Heilig, of Mt. Pleasant, were in the
wuaJ'
Mr. u u iieiiig ana sister, xviiss
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in the city today.
Messrs, P B Fetzer and 'J 0
Wadsworth returned last night from
lAr.rin to a Dement
r
-Mrs. & w nice, who was vi t-
Mrs. S E White, who was visit-
her father. Esquire R W Alii-
a
HUU 1C" ia3" XWi '
Capt D N Bennett,of Norwood,
was here yesterday and last night,
Puc reiurneu 10 nu re
rn
Mr. and Mrs. W K Udell en
tertamed a numbei of friends at
ilbetn last evening, weoooMiun ue
lnS a tea party
Miss Jennie Kirk, of Palmers-
ville, Stanly county, passed through
the city last night eoroute to wasn
vine, ieau, wuCiC cuo
Cure for Headaclie,
As a remedy for all forms of Head-
aone Electric Bitters has proved to
ha the very best. It enects a per-
i ' -
marent euro ana most areaaeu
KoKifnal sick headaches vield to its
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I Wrt iiia all nr n r OTfl H.T
UMhrtvuv. M- .. .
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niuu w vrr - " .
fn:fl r-amndv a fair trial, in cases 01
habitual constipation. Electric, Bit
ters cures by giving the needed tone
tothQ boweiB and few cases long
resist mo j? n---
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Fetzer's Drue Store.
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I - For men, women or boyB at prices ranging
1 OTggiiingtiTecttocr, whT
from 515 to woBnipxiwBiBjr -
no Agents W.otreraterelnonr
, - fn Gladiator wheeuatsotol80 than
othermanawitJl
at ggMg 5, . ;rofltof gty
f tossso. vory wneei y rr:i
percent. Cutinisouianuwiiw iatvuj w
our nandsomo catalogue. Address,
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LOWE :.& SON.
We are not offering our en
tire stock of goods for less
than it costs us we don't
want your co think so,
Bat
we want you to know
that
we nave sone through
our stojek and picked out sevs
eral hundred pairs of
Ladies: Shoes
the -finest goods we carryin
ISTo. 2, 2 J, 3, 3i and 4, that
We Waht to get OUt Ol OUr
way
You may know rthis means
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-prices are not what we are
looKins: tor toaav, out we
want you to have a pair of
.
these shoes. They will goj
anyway at about
Wei 1 t.TVI fP
v
Now is thetimejto come.' They
;m nofc lasfc but a few days.
In the lot will be aboutj50
pairs of " ;
-
Men's Shoes
JSo. 6, 6i and 7 thatlmust be
moyed Te ses will all
be on
. Bargain counter
on the right when you enter
the door.
Come ioa hurryjto
LOWE & SON.
THE '
COMING '
; - .WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear,
black, and there never
was such a demand for
BLACK DRESS GOODS
to the exclusion of all col-V
: 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 have 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 $1
goods 50 inches wide for
76c, Our stock of Black
Creapones are the latest "
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our d ress
goods betore buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOES '
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty, '
Our No. 71 Needle Squar9
Toe prettiestfcseoe on the mar-
AC l' g - -
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Bound Toe p.
grand seller, all at low figures. I
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS..
Our city trade "Leader"
: pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent cohtinu--ous
facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Morrion, Lentz a Co
HAVE YQU
THOUGHT: OF BUY-
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IKG A FALL DRESS?
fn - Wool
44 inches wide 40 cents
per yard. 36 inch
1
27 cents per yard,
our Mine of ladies
See
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Crepons, Crovnetts and
Henriettas. : vThey are
the lattest." Don' t miss
them if you want a black
dres3. Our
are simply elegant.
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nere. Such i3 buaineM.1 PlcklDS
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