k -it - i
ArriTal of-Trains.
..nnnd arrives at 11:15 a. m.
, (rota " " 10:03 p.m. ...
1 m ..
Dor Lost.
A brown speckled shaggy bird
dog, about 1 J years old' lost in Con
cord. On the return ot her to me
the party will be rewarded. ' :
J. M. Forest, '
Mt. Pleasant.
. ,t trow" p-ton
p. was'"" " 7:23 p.m.
- Aiw i 8:05 a.m.
" i " Atl3"vnrk " " 8:53 a. . ir..
g New or ,(
fs " LAtlnH freHit leaves at 12m.
' 3Nrorthboundtrei7nw , "5:15 p.' m.
Wbbouna . tfains between
. c 1 1 r.ftantl.- Nos. 35 and36 are the , 0 .
NoS- u. ,! Atlanta. j h;,u; fin?, wni
&ID.ii trains petvvtci vvas1iinoon and
i154.i" J I I T. LUV .mm a - - -
I351 Vs. 37 nJ '!t.,i.H T.jmited trains and stop -r , .
SthwestegS uonn marker, son of Superinten-
. --m dent Parker, of thv rV,ff
wu.tiv;
mills,
Tntf T,nnA.L NEWS. ' h?. f0t Sen0U8,J ""M Mon-
aBA" aay afternoon while placing the fly
Shnnn By Our Or (lriVinjr wIipp hw
m- -
pic
ynstlius Pencil Pusher.
II is October.
Bremen meet tonight
Collectors had a cold day.
chinery f alliug upon it.
LOST Ten dollars, two $5 bills
in or between D P Day vault's store
and the depot on Monday afternoon.
Finder will be liberally, rewarded by
Mr. Tohn Correll ha3 a pet saake. leaving same with Mr. Day vault
past ami Oregon horses have the cr W MCoroe.
Jam PS Asbbv. 'whita nf "NTn
Tha annual meeting. of the New P, was arrestea tnis morns
7 1 Club will be held tonight mg for loud and profane swearing,
Ho was bonded in the anm of fivp
F:ost v3 seen in the pasture flol,ar8 or his appearance" at the
-.nv, thSCCUlt uu" i-"" "'"S i-
: THE RUSH OF E UMANITY.
People Who Travel as Sceu by Our
Reporter.
Mr. Geo7 W Means is in tr e
city.
Mr. U R Partee was down from
Asheville to-day.
Mr. W S Hartsell of Mt.
Pleasant, was in the city.
jar. w jx uaeu went op to
Greensboro this morning.
Mr. P B Beard, of Salisbury,
was m the city last night.
Mr, Win. L Harvey, a tobacco.
nist, of Winston, was in the city
Miss s Lillie Ludwig and Lillie
Nussman spent the day in the city.
Mr. Backman Harkey arrived
on the 11;15 train from Lexington.
Mr. Herman Dowd, of Char-
latte,; spent Monday night in the
city.
Miss HattieMisenheimer, of Mt
Pleasant,' gpenS jthe day at Mrs, A S
Hxxia
We are not offering our en
tire stack of goods for less
than it costs uswe don't
want you to think so.
But we want you to know
that we have gone through
our stock and picked out sevs
eral hundred pairs of
uoandthscon
geectoge in the advertisement next.
0tliev drug store, by ivr L. J 0 Welch, a liveryman of High
jlsrsb&Co. - Point, lost a horse Saturday under
XV l f a I fct A W ti t j-y I'm MA If 1 V M X MMIhX I
ti. was a sugar iross mis l..l..Uv-.. jliic Pnnk. A N JMin v,.
,lEKd9j) mor-mg in low places. w3 moving around in the stable and turned home from-. UiMnbeuMT-a
K9dsage.- e headlong into a partially cover Bpring3 mn(jh improTed
. ed well, meeting with an instant '
Tiis Standard n sorry to an- Mr. Phillip CJorreli has gone fo
Bounce that Miss Maude Brown i ' Albemarle, Mrs. O A Dry, his
. , Mr. Jonn Johnson, a youn? man, , , , . . ,- . , '
quite sick again, ' J daughter, being right sick,
i man who was employed at the Ca-
T-smotof good3dmaied by , r , ilJa removed Mr. and Mra. W W- Staart re-
da:tduricga'year will exceed the frora this place to hia home at Green- turned from a pleasant trip to the T.GVfllPQ! Fill OP
costof a street sprinkler. ville, S. 0. He has had a hard Atlanta Exposition, Monday night. WaiUAOO i WA-vs;
Cotton .waj plentiful on the marc spell of malarJa fever, and is quite Mrs. W J Montgomery and ht
ket to-day (Tuesday). The highest feeble. tie Shirley Montgomery left this
jrice paid wis 8.75, for the best. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a secret morning for a visit to relatives in No. 2, 2J, 3, 3'i and 4, that
Yoaf Mention is called to the preparation. Any pnysician may piiuon. we to get out of our
riient of sale of personal nave tne lormuia on application. Misa Marv Wilson, a nharmin
r)r0P:rtY, oy Mrs. Aiida Burkhead. The secret of its success as a meaU QUD lad of Stede 0 k MeckJWay'
"lSaUieSSappenfield has opened cu.e. lies in its extraordinary power lenbarg county, is visiting Miss You may know this means
a ytrj encouraging school at Oan- to cleave the blood of impurities Mary Jolinston. pj are not What weare
LUJUJ.c. una i.ivuvj -
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
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
75c. Our stock of Black
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress
goods beiore buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOES 1
ever shown iu Concord
9 Then come aud see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Our No". 71 Needle Square
Tee prettiestseoe on the mar
ket.
the finest goods we carryin
of blocd disease. A,XAO' 11 w aiUAauuw amt looKing ior roaay, dui we
enrcnea, T TT . -u " aren arnyea nome irom worsnam,
Mr. Eli Goldston has secured a rwh Hill Mpthodisfc church last
T!() nor: V?:til Ua U Iriercail tilt: jvui- lif Rig oavrrnn traa mnch pn- I '
fill- flinC'l.S. B.K . T WW LEVJ JUL
Va., last night, where they spent ant you to have a pair of
these shoes. They will go
pany slu b Hiii duty this morning
&s eslesipan.
Stop it D M Walker's if you want
anything in the grocery and notion
line, Don't forget the place op
1) 0 Fan's at Forest Hill. tf.
Tiic; fail ooeniner of millinery
go:kh at Miss Nannie Alexander's j 'I ave relied more upon Ayer s return to St Louis this month.
today will !be the grandest display man uvimU&c.7u Miss Nannie Draffin, of Lan
Our No, 69 Pointed " Razor
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Kouud Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeves, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
M0RRI0N, LENTZ CO
night.
joyed by a large congregation. Mr. Mr. Henry L Prop3t leffc this anyway at about
Page, after spending several d?ys morning for Ka'.eign, wnere he has
with his friends here, left to-day for secured a position as shipping cleik TJolf DIaA I ' 1
Aberdeen, Moore county, hi3 present in one of the railroad offices. .-eC Mm a j.vw HAVE YOU
home. He will spend to-night in Mr n jr;nn rrtfrilfl(i tn
Charlotte. "h;
rT? -. ?' Pt.', vf C T noil fir I 1 m TT J L.Z i"., . .11 C 11 I ii i1x .l.-
-rur cj:, iivja v,u. v uKivM UI1U iext43. no uuu ma luuinjf y,ih not last uul u lew uup, TT r A TT1 A T T F"RT?QQ'
I JL XI V( X A. J. X 1XJ J X. V-l &
In the lot will be about50
a
aiHiwry art ever exhibited in 6ine chest, to regulate my coweis, CMt s a aad Miss Janie Coch, Pauf8 01
Concord. and shose of the ehip s crew, lhese Mne) 0, Harrisbaw, af.jeaterday ,
Eou Dayia was not in 1 to Ei" R s MCll'S
v- w v - o J I ii I
iKfiMA i-?Vinn 4-Vna i r I n w
- mM a.uiio viiCli vt w . , A nnUf Don't Wear Keady Made Clot'aes
r . i -ino rrroir. in iti ti. in iituu i
ieiinnan H 5 hand Snnrlfiv afternoon. fav. r - Wa rmnf. R Sbtn A Rfin nA w a
h Tee Stands rd was informed and v--- . ' of tho best tailoring establishments
mean halt so mucn to me women . , . . movea
uieau uaij. w , m New Yorli on nice goods. Suits rw'
of our nation as a oecom?ng oonneu mftdd to ordar aud. fit guaranteed be on
-lioes .fin
ea
-Ml-
printed
6 and 7 thatjmust be
The Shoes will all
- x v l I herelore vou must nuu in iu ,cc uAtv ?iq ka ofi wfl ,a akw.
fvnr?i ! i ,i wUn V.n Vvrtir. AftHiinhn(T . i 1 J. n 1
.. ? ""' r ... T" 7 theelfgant aispmy oi lv? - ing a handsomo line of samples. We "D innj TM. f
UxllVU xxilH W W W x v
44 inches wide 40 cents
per yard. 30 inch
8,ie3 of tinga will close to. bonnet3 afc Miss annie Alex. pay all eXDr5jS3 charges.
Ngat. The exercise3 will be held
- tha court house.
D
ander's ' . this afternoon, Octo-
tf
Lowe & Son.
" -DUKE H flRW
err. rzacrpca KjuiV"
ber 1, the result of four weeks close
M Walker pays the highest study of imported styles in .-New r
Aet prices for all kind of York and other citie?. Open to U
w - p.
Gantry produce, cash or barter, visitors until 10 o'clock in the eyen-
r, " I .
Lwt forjret the place onposite 'D C ,-nrr. Every one welcome
WU JL 11111. -!
Mr, Luther T Hartsell. son of , Mr.
A&o llartscl'l, of No. 10, is now a
liced lawyer. He with fifty
0trs passed the" examination before
tie Supreme court Monday.
liaia Daniels asks the Ob
Ser vcr -to state that he wa3 not locked
UP for beatino: his wife, but on an
entirely different charge. He says
er struck her in hia life.
Charlotte Observer.
r. Jacob Bowoian has returned
"uai coddle Creek. He says that
r- -Pressley, since haying his coffin
ia quite a renewed man, and is
getting young.again, despite the fact
Qat is 69 years ot age. ( .
James F DvvanU wa3 in the
!.Uutry Monday, and while hand-
on the right when you enter
ca
11
L; Marsh & Co0 the door.
Come in a hurry to
PROPRITOrv3 OF
DRUG SHI!
I I " t- 7if K.itro nna &Co. ti-f I
( C ' "" T.. nr FROM ' I
. Concord, N. C.
DEALERS IN . .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PER
EUMEKY AND TOITET '
ARTICLES IN ABUN
DANCE. Everything
-o
LOWE & SON.
' l ".A
"UP TO DATE"
1 1
ON' HAND. :
GIVE US A CALL AND GET
YOUI MONEYS WORTH. ;-
Yours to please,
21 cents j)er yard,
our Mine of ladies
See
B
ad -
FUSS
Mi
Crepons, Crovenetts and
Henriettas. They are
the lattest. Don't miss
them if you want a black
dress, "Our
nasi
m
Him
Jacquards
are simply elegant.
r:
, 4 if ,
ihm .dipping the end of his
littl
8 ger off. It was a painful,
nr"' w-" ' 1 '
not a serious accident,
7j A