rival of Trams.
Richm
Atlanta
ond arrives at 11:15 a. m.
. ... " 10:01 n. m-
ti uita
36 WVork
7:23 p. m.
,8:05 a. m.
8:53 a. m.
9:03 p.m.
"37 Atlanta , . Ie ives at 12m.
'! 'Southbou'Hi loca, train ,
63-uu;1I2 are
Kos- ' , an,l -Alia'"; .
Kic"rti trains
BSt Vos-37 :l,v'ti buled Limited trains and stop
m.
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Deiwccn i ... m 1 1
Kns. and.tf are the : VivVeiana.
Atlanta and wasmng-
Cleveland, won. the first of -the
series of xamAs with Baltimore for
the." I'emple cup" in a score of 5 to
4 Reports say it wad the moat ex;
citing gnme "that W ever occnrrprt
i Lin . Jtr
- t LM . .
s . tht Wnshine-ton ana
iilt v'-
, rp ftnil in .Slirtpe By Onr
Pifk ,l- Pencil Pu.her.
1. 1 . ,1 i r olirf rrnr
d2 wl.
f SVe cheap. Enquire of Or,
Ge;jourtick
7 7
i n ,iif.'h Lt'l.
for "Only a Farm
Tickets are on sale
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Master Touimie JtLopRina nas
'red a position with the telephone
StfgeMcflice boy.
pr, Lilly is having a new house
dby Mr. K A B rower,
cmrp the weather has moderated,
0$ hats
Jjhu .Montgomery, wao nas
i from Hot Springs and
have (riisappeaied and
ure siill "in the swim." "
Dr.
.astretariiew
Jrb-haJs been down- with chills, is
Ant aka'lD.
MAE Lentz has retired from
the firm of Morrison Lentz & Co.,
hsyiug accepted a position with Dry
jWads.vorth.
See tue. double half-column' ad of
Dry& Wadsworth in another col-
HQ1C. v J. LiiC luui Lii jug 10 ocfiiiv;
interesting stuff, anyhow. .
A hundred or more bales of cotton
wtre soli .here today the highest
urkeipri.ee. paid being 8 67, two
w?.U higher thaa yesterday.
p CJ
Stop at D M Walker's 'if you want
i:;tt7r; in the grocery and notion
Lit, Dou't forget the place op
pc;::e 1 C Furr'd at Forest Hill. tf.
C.ii3. F r.L(l James Wadsworth
fce purchased the livery business
from the estate cf their father. They
hve tan practically in charge for
Dr. Pharr's house in the north
ad or the city, .-known as the old
THE RUSH OF HUMANITY.
I'eople WtioTirwvel, as Keen by Onr
.4 ; Reworlcr. :r I
Rev. T W Smith is tUting in
Clinton, N. (J. V ' :
Attorney Crowell is. back-from
a business trip.
Mr. Will Foil, of Mt. Pleasant
was here today.
Mayor Morrison went out to his
farm this evening.
Judge W J Montgomery is out
of the city professionally.
Merchant W J Swink is in the
city from Albemarle today.7
Mesdamea W G Campbell and J
S Fisher are visiting in' Charlotte.
Mrs J H Eddleman returned
from Charlotte Wednesday eyening.
Mrs . K L Crayen returned
home, Wednesday, from Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. D B Coltiane are
expected to arrive from Kentucky
tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W A Caldwell re
turned to the city last night from
Atlanta.
Miss Julia Honeycutt, of Forest
hie purse, containing $41 in cash, in Hill, haa gone to McAdensville on a
the street on Wednesday afternoon, week's visit.
which caused him considerable un- Rev, R M Taylor and wife, of
-r. m
easiness,- lt was tound by Mrs, Albemarle, snent last night and to-
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Hey wood Dennis, who delivered it day in the city.
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to its proper owner this morning. Messrs. Marshal Mabrey and
.!a8ner Stone have oae to Charlotte.
. I I n tell, I A O
M. IVllllllClli VlllZiCll JM. A UI 1 iTAJllA I
Dead. possibly tor the circus
-
Mr. R A Fulp, a prominent Rey. M G G Saherer is spsndirg
citizeii of Fort Mill, S. C, died at the evening in Charlotte with Rey.
his residence at that place yesterday Dr. Bowman, who has been quite ill.
morning at 8 o'clock, of typhoid Mrs. Mamie Deaton and chil
feyer, after seyeral weeks .illness, dren, of Fort Mill, S. C, are"visiting
Deceased was 40 years ot age. He C M Suther, on East Church street.
L 1
was esteemed an upright man, a Mr. Willie Suther,a former resi-J
good citizen, a kind neighbor and dent of this city, but now of David
friend. He conducted one of Fort knn ;a viHifinir hia father. Mr
I V - J AW . w wa- 0-
Milt's largest dry goods stores, and Xhomas Suther
was wen Known m unariotieana Mr. Charles A Dry. left this
i rt t i a m yv i l
surrounding towns. onariowe uor morninfy for Albemarle to nack up.
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server. t- i. innrotnrn fr mnrirrf Ilia "f f) m 1 1 v t n
several years ago Mr, uip mar- this Clt at once
r:ea M1S3 Juucv rarxer, o: tni3 city, .n.
whom he leaves with eeveral child
ren, to mourn his death. The ten
Mrs. Margaret M Black welder,
v,ife of Policenan L A Black welder,
of Charlotte, died suddenly Tuesday
night. She had been sick for some
time. She was a native of Cabarrus
and was 65 years of age. (
ProfAf 0 McOorkle, of Moores
ville, passed through the city this
afternoon on his way to Mt. PleaB
ant, where he will lecture to the
students of North Carolina College,
;Ormorrow, on phrenology.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a secret
preparation. Any physician may
have the formula on application.
The secret of its success as a medi
cine lies in its extraordinary power
to clear se. the blood of impurities
and cure the mo3t deep-seated cases
of blood disease.
Mr. John Bridges, the blacksmith
at Forest Hill, unknowingly dropped
LOWE & SON.
$16,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
SHOES AND CLOTH
INGr "Will -now be . thrown on the market
that will k be sold in the next 90 days at
the greatest
SLAUGHTER OF PRICES
ever heard of in Concord. Our entire
stock was bought through the surrimer
when prices were at the lowest point.
Now we are going to give tha Concord
trading people the benefit of this stock at
prices far below all competitors.
We want you to listen and be govern
ed accordingly to what will happen.
TAKE PL AIDS
Something that every farmer will have
to buy, Until what we have is all sold,
will go at 3 cents per yard. They are
worth 5 c. One hundred pieces outing,
you will have to buy. We will let what
we have go at 5c This is the 8 and 10c
kind.
CHEVIOTS,
The 8 and 10c kind, wrill go at
styles and new goods.
7c.
Nice
est sympathy of a large circfe of
friends noes out to the bereayed
widow in her sad affliction.
'M. L. Marsh & Co.,
JiuLmy, 13 being greatly im- 1 The Old date Post Stands.
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-PROPRIETORS OF
DH
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MUM
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proved bv the addition of an ell and
niA rooC.
D M Walker pays the highest
carket prices for all kind of
twnuy, produce, cash or barter.
Dou'i:rei the place opposite D C
fe'sLi Forest Hill. tf.
la have just received one of
Thirty-fiye years ago, when Mr.
T D Miller was a boy, he remembers
Concord, N. C.
DEALERS IN
an old disused gate post that stood DRTJGS AND MEDICINES, PER-
on the farm , in Alexander county
fcs'iu&uLaest lines of jewelry and
,ov, cy:r roi,sht to- this , city,
m--
will tell :vo.n, through The
ASDir.D, about them later "cn."
ITi' Utle; left thl3 morning
3? v:yr:)) h!3 future - home. Hi3
ily will not" leaye until next
Xiu ' Mr: Utley will engage in tbe
. C t Dry, of the firm of Dry
Wadswort j, will 'be here next
ta. Tt'e other salesmen at the
TOture store are Messrs A E
.atzaad V L Bell, two good 'ens.
rnhe occasion of Sells Broth-
ers circus the Southern ha3 reduced
and will sell round trip
j v-t ..tjnariotte on uctooer
where he was raised. Many a time
he tried to catch blue birds in a knot
hole, in that po3t. Well, he was at
the eld home a few days ago and he
saw that old gate post still standing
and apparently as sound as it was
when" he first remembers it as a boy,
and it -. was considered old enough
then to have fallen into disuse,
Statesyille Landmirk.
Even our foriL-er representative
was an enemy to bine birds, in his
youth.
FUMEKY AND TOITET
ARTICLES IN ABUN
' DANCE ,
Everything
"UP TO DATE"
ON HAND. '
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GIVE US A CALL UJx
YOUR1MONEY S WORTH.
Yours to please,
Ladies Wool
Dpsss Goods
Have been cut to the quick. .. 'Tis im
possible for us to make you appreciate
the bargains without seeing the stock.
Our price is below all others.
PRINTS
Will' go in endless quantities at 4 and oc.
These goods have all advanced, and w7ill
cost wholesale what we. ask for our stock
but they must go.
'Tis out of question, to duplicate our
price on
THE '
comW8man
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. Nothings
adds more to the beauty
and dignity of a woman -appearance
than a fines
black gown, which is alikev
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We hnve 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 X
ever shown ii Ooncorcll
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Operas
Toe perfect beauty.
Our No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest jseoe on the mar
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 Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front.
? and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c. ,
, Lentz 3o:
final
lnit October 5, for 85 cents
They arc Kowiu Clinrge,
As stated in taese columns before,
Messrs. J C Wradsvorth and Chas.
A. Dry have bought the furniture
store of Cannons, Fetzer & Bell.
They are now in charge under the
firm name of Dry & Wadswortn.
The first thing of importance' to
the public they did' was to mark
down everything in the store. Now
is the time to buy your furniture.
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MEN'S WOOL CYER
' AND ' '
UNDER SHIRTS.
We will sell a lot of Outing shirts at;
10c. Cotton under shirts all at whole- -
sale price. t .
The large3t stock of ladies, ivpsts, in
town will go at cut price.
;
WOOL FLANNEL.
Heavy wool trill Flannel will go for
12Jc. These goods cot more now by
the bolt.
BLANKETS
Bought at the lowest notch ever reached,
will go out now, that will do you good.
Slices, Shoes.
Every person in the co-mty knows
that the wholesale price on shoes
has advanced from 25c to 50c pair.
Now heie is where wo can do you
the most good. Wo have
$6000
worth of Shoes that we bought
th nriea struck the bottom.
Everybody will have to bay shoes,
. HAVE YOU
THOUGHT; OF BUY
;,IG.A' FALL DRESS?
Fll8
ca
KB
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7:
i
44 inches wide 40 cents,
per yard. 86 inch
ill
E3
Wosl
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been duly q'iai'ified as ad
ministrator of Lucinda Sather. do
ocr.ri all rkfirRons holding claims
UOtvOUV'a, i.... .- w . t- - . . .
- J.nnnnnrl fft lid TT tt XT
against saia ueucaaoa
iArsiiynAd on or before the usra aay price, id win n-Tr
nnt.ip.A will Dfl uieau as t ""i " , . :-t .:n
- . ., . : ( viiir no rnaoin a ix fiw wh vv 11.
heir recovery. .Ail persous owiuk y !!r :.0; tntn
Dnricg the construction of the
illat Cannonville, only one
'at has happened, that being a
boy faUing from the scaffold.
unately the boy's head -struck
else there mmht havef been
great
itl?
, '0r ars," says Capt.'O Mueller
"VrJ Ta n . : 7 A
vncu mure uuon vvei. d
1 ; .
SffSSd-ta M thTm to the in- and if cotton has run up to a good
2Z or before the 23rd day price, it will not br.n2 you so much
uv WCI .
of September, l
this- notice will
maise prpmin PJ- :-..-i-.. ,A.f a will distribute this
W. J. rilLL, aummiBuuwi. i pui - -
This, Sept. 23, 189o.
mxen Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
en she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wben she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
1 Y ft r on in 4" Vi n tY Ct 1 v
- e3t, to rpornlfttA ttitt hnwpls
dfl. has (jone to
Vi HiCBM H i rMW. 1 IlKKK I J .
27 cents
onr line'
per yard, See
of ladies
M - less
Mi
A-IMIINISTBITOR'S NOTICE;
V
Crepons, Crovenetts and
Henriettas. ' They are ,
the lattest. Don't miss
them if you want a black ,
- .',--
dress Our '!
fiaSng been .chaly appointed ' i n
WW".-Z0k.-ftl w Uon Kn will tate advant-
poS r,of it fat prices on lotsof stuff
ld'XeMea-are hereby notified f -even lower than we sold the flame
SefttCrnVuly au&en ticked shoes. lasti: winter. Ii you, want
FwArnea for' payment' 'on or BaveVmoney," you , will want to see
Pilli
Kcssamer.
BU1CUI " r T .. nf.-AiiiteT. with a force
regulate my bowels, 1 . Mr. - Clty
' r i w. -i nan u 1 1 1 1 n wv -" v
W build a smoke stack lor the co.toa
miH-purchased. bY Qapt. OJell.
ktd evere m tneir action,
Hhi work thoroughly.'1 " ' l
be? oUre the ?5th daVf September our stock' before' you buy a single
a bar to thei
oersong owing
KES is a great opportunity for the
nprsons owing said estate are nottH buyins public. .
fied that prompt paynaent is expeci-
.1 ni. n.-
ea Administrator. T rVfXrxn 'fir QAXT
ru:n Gf K 1R95. XaV H KJ
kk ami Jac
are simply' elegant,
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Cannons '.etser