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" " 73 p.m. Utty
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" 36 NewYo
V 37 Atlanta
8:05 a. m.
II (4
II II
8:5A a. m.
p.m.'
: Northbound fre?hj
ht leaves
IS
Nos-
fast
i ' . .tr nlftT AVl I'. V
VIT1 ' i
iia.m.irBeu
Five peraoasw 0 it j-
Boflklo creek liaifcat
s local trains between
VrtVwfil
night. : , L celeni jpong ftud of Mr;
Mr Herbert CooV is out again SlBi?Si JOopa: QroTe
After aaeme tUMle-wiib few. XtoPX cJ'JS. on
rt WfTTi grC H ll 'go into, tht cotton
tbe circas in Charlotte yesterday; ; He goeai to Jearn the Usiness
Holy communion will be admin .IrQm bottom to top,
iatered tomorrow morning at the Irtbia city a good opera
Presbjterian church. . houe it would' be qq trouble for a
"Only a FarrfleVa Daughter'? good troupe to render a performance
Company haTe gohe tQ Hickeryi wUh greater ffot, ( Why don't
where they play tonight . some enterpriainjg moneyed than
a inurpufincr cramA of hftKrmli build A sfafew place that would be an
oiuz on at Forest Hill this after
coon between two Bcrub teams; '
Messrs B V Caldwell add John
Rankin contemplate a trip to
lanta. to leave here about the first of
0YeffiDer-
Sorth Carolina.- Press Association
will leave to take in the Atlanta ex-
Posiuor1,
Fetzer has closed his soda foun
tain and moved the bench put upon
the sidewalk. It is not occupied on
account of dust.
the circus ,n Charlotte Friday tok
Dick Morse's gospel tent for an up
town ticket wagon.
'Stop at D-M Walker's if you want
anything in the grocery and potion
line. Don't forget the place op-
posite D O Furr's at Forest Hill. tf.
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Mr. Jackson Safrit is able to be up
and about. He walked from hisl
home to the mill on Friday.
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chances for recovery are now
A meeting of quarterly confer-
nce win De neia at uentw Metno-
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fill kammiBtered, Eel! J B
Screws presiding;
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D M Walker pays the highest
market prides for all kind, of
country produce, cash or barter.
Dou t forget the place opposite DO
tarr's at Forest Hill. tf.
A part of Judge MacRae's speech
nxa lucueru in I - Kiinmiiueu iiv lud
m ' t ... il I
"r " Ti
ops a? tne bi ver convention, it
was referring to silver. The Lp
: ,t ra"J1 uopici niiib I
Catim frnm fho nomnni-flffn rlAt. 1.
-"VM. VAAW , W AAA WA MVAW, r"w
fnrr ii t-i-i. -lii-v-iiL :
'vim. xvaieigu -uDaeryer.
To give you a. faht iea. of what j
immense business the Southern rail
wy is doing, we will put you to
tninking when wf tell you th4t only
twenty trains passed here yesterday.
Another switch is badly heeded at
the depot.
1Jr W F Ashempre, who for ev
al weeks has been practicing med-
leine at the Cabarrus mill and the
West end, will return to his home in
Greenville 8. Q., on Mon4ajr hafing
OftPn falj ill - t . in.
Mcu mere on Dusinesa. x a
no? nia intention to. locate herd
Gently next spring.
a?or several moiiths, I
trublea with 4 Derka liamoi on
mT Head wticgay'iio,
oyance, unUi it occurred to ne
10 tr7 Ayer's Hair Vigor; Before
lH one bottle; tiie'iumor S
aled.'T T Adam; den$&'
TnrWyilliVv
vtm
glQ t?ho wis
S7i'm' WM M on the chafo
IfflM0 M aaje. This action 4f
rtsiaagistrate will payithe county a
'M jiu WWlBg him tntij cphrt.s
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wpnia is needed to. libel . the
Bcrofalous hu mors from the blood,
;!::jb';ia this
incdtcJoe ISe nUter.
he town and remove
t he disad ?an tages to a good show.
' f .lllnton ot de this
Ttyrtwq gailoqs of sorghum
from the Jlf .8u?ar caP P9wn
On One-third of an acre. Of nnnriA
the soil wan made very fertile. Land
average, about two hundred and
iwenty five gallons to the acre; and
the sorghum at 25 cents per gallon
will pay the farmer about sixty dol-
lars. Is it not about as woll to raise
a little sugar cane besides cotton?
Fayetteville Observer,
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: Those who have used Dr. King's
New Discovery know its value, and
iu i u : a u a. I
opportunity to try it free. Call on
kuuso wu uavu xiul. uuvo uuw tut)
the advertised druggist and get a
trial bottle, free. Send your name
and address to H E Backlen & Co.,
ic? and get a eampie box of
Dr. King's New Lite Pills free, as
well, as a coey of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor free. AH)
JAt
of which-is guaranteed to do you
li l : t a 1 i j I
swaauuooHuuuuiuiuB. wor B
nTTT 'Aan Tn n,f a a t: t,q,
A T.io-lif Ail 1irntti nntl n FaaI.
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mont ves erday afternoon three
VAXVVV. A A A- , WWW. A-fcV MM-
men 1
eating their dinner in the shade
of a oder box on section six and
began to smoke. One man thrnst a
lighted match in a crack of the box,
and the explosion of sixty pounds of
wder resultea. The men were
twent feet and frightfnil,
t , " . , ,
burned. One man, whose back waa
a ? aheet of flames, plu nged into
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ma n.nAV vv hon irninn nnr
UU1 Ui
oftAftf hfl flh imni Tim hank rew
in 'the water. The ribs of
other wer6 broken. . None of
ti. Ill
I tho men will recoyer.
- iKCW TOBACCO C0?Nf:
. ' MADE FROM
THE RUSH UE HUMANITY.
.... , :; v we, -
; ? Yorke is Some firorBL a
Southern trip, f v ; ' ,
T-Backman Harkey went n to
Saiishnry this aCtexnodh; i
from Statiavills thii Soniife; :
iiegiyiqteriay iiHfa: Utti Odri
irit). Jd v; . v : ; . ; ;...,;-; ;:;:-.;
- flr.lt A ppenkeidinli
tomorrow in the pity from - l&ikr
loik
Mrs- t S Fisher aid Mi
ell returned from- Charlotte
last eyehing. ' V.-':"-,;
Misses8 Jennie. Cook - and Yan
Dora Pool, of Mt. Pleasant were in
the city to-day.
Miss Addie Patterson will spentl
Sunday in the city from Ktont
Amoena Seminary,
Mr. W W Morris returned lo
e city lait night from a trip to
iSouth Carolina.
Miss Mary Montgomery thaT
ing spent some time in Milton is How
visitine: at Eeidsville.
Painter Ed Correll returned
Gaffen S- 0. Ust night to
Mesdames J W Wadsworth aid
Reese came over from QhariOtte
this morning and are at Mr. D F
Cannon's. .,
. T?qtt anJ Kfvfl f T HVlQTlll V
M0 1 Mil. AIL W fc A All MA I
. I
rived today from Lexington, oh a I
Visit to their son, Postmasier J B
Bherrill. .
Little Miss Julia Gray left to
y Qr Charlotte, after haying spent
"r if J ' J?
a vear wiiu r. auu xura. ty vj
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Boshamer. She is. a favorite with
everyone, and will be greatly missed
by everybody. :
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L. MarStt 5$ CO;,
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DEALERS IN ...
nnnno TT f tummiTTia buD
FUMEUY AND TOITET
ARTICLES IN UN
DANCE,
Everything
7 0
"UP TO
53
ONHAHD;
aUjE CAL AND li
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YAHR MONEYS WORTH.
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Yours ioplas,
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ADMINISTRATOR'S
TTftviht? teen. du& duaHneiits loJ
Jnrrafnr of TjUfMnda Sather. dft -
r MBdtaU-peri6hdd)xvi9f
against eaid deceased weMeKj
notified to uresjent theixi -16 ; tho-. tin
.PWWlSS
said deaeased are? hertb liptt-itJ w
make Vasmmm-!
a nff NISTRATORd iiU23
ryTmt them; dUhrvtnmeAt.;
lied that, prompi pavmaUjCg
uci. owuo v ii Ti w ""r-r ill a.v
dersignea on or Depro , pwam i mica il
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This, Sept. 5,
L0WE
... i lnnrrn.-.r-u-i..-Lajii
16000
WORfH OF DRY OOODSi
.-""'ift'T ' ; '-' -i i t -.' . ' ;
SHOfiS AtTD CLOTH
IRQ T7111 now be thrown on the market
that will be sold In the next 90 days at
the greatest -
SLAUGHTER OP PRICES
ever heard of In' Concord. Our entire
stock was bought through the summer
when prices were,, at the, lowest point.
xiow.,,weiare going to give tha Concord
trading people the benefit of this stock at
prices far below all competitors. , ,
We want jrou to listen and be goyern
ed accordingly to what will happen.
TAKE PLAIDS
Something that every farmer will have
to bay, Until what we have is all sold,
will go at Si cents per yard They are
worthfl c i. One hundred pieces outinr,
you will have to buy. We will let what
we have go at 5c. This is the 8 and 10c
kind. T
CHEVIOTS,
The 8 and 10c kind, will go at 7c. Nice
styles and new goods
L&di6S Wool"
Dress Goods
XT . . . t i inn; .
Have been cut to the ouick. 'Tis lm-
possible for us to make you appreciate
$JS
PRINTS
Thege6 goods have all advanced, and will
ttmi ji ai. a a j c
cost wholesale what we ask for our stock
put uey masi gu.
; 'Tis out of question, to duplicate our
price on
MEN'S WOOL dVER
. . AND
UNDERSHIRTS.
We will .sell a lot of Outing shirts at
10c. Cotton under shirts all at whole
sale price; u , '
i The largest stoclj: ot laaies vests. In
town will go at cut price.
WOOL FLANNEL,
I HeaTy wool trill Flannel will go for
13)6' These coods cost more now by
the bolt.
BLANKETS
Bought at the lowest notch ever reached,
will go out now, that will do you good.
i
i iEirery person in the county knows
that the wholeeale piica on shoes
haa advance trw 25c to $0c pair
Kow.i hero is where we can do you
tne most good. Wo have, v
. ,
lwkrfH rf Rh i fhftt . va h'nncht
wffin tUcelbuckthO bottom,
Embody will have to buy aloesy
jid if cotton has run up to a good
vUi noSDnnc you so mucn
eiutf.t you mill fee like,
to pave as much of lhe
ihow .fiosailffAf- Now , we wm
I rlhca yta lit ' 4 position to keep a
. joneawin your
f&Sftf1? ;Mnter. If you trant to
f fflonflY. you wiu want io see
PUT C1O02 CCIQTO you uy emgio
cat oppoHuhity for the
Ruyias public
s
hbes
Shoes
iOWE'&SON.
G0MINi
MAM
If the fashion plates are
f9 be believed,, will wear
black, and there never
wa snch a demand for
BLACK; DRESS GOODS
totbe exclnain of nil col
, ored f fdbrcs-i -Nothuig
adds more to the beauty ;
and dignity of a woman
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike "
economical and nltra fash-;
ionable. We have just :
" gptfcen invonr bliick and "
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
selj vou;75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
wide Can sell you , a 01
gobds 66 inches wide for
76c,t Our stock of Black
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our drjsa
goods betor buying else
where. Do you want to see vthe
prettiest line of 4
LADIE'S SHOES '
ever shown in Concord .
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty, '
Cur No. 71 v Needle Square
Toe prettiestseoe oh the mar
ket.;
Our No, 69 Pointed HRazor
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Bound Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAjUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 60c.
Gibson & Morrison.
HAVE YOU
THOUGHT OF BUY
ING A FALL DRESS?
44 inches wide 40 cents
per yard, 36 inch
!
27 cents per yardi
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qui? line of ladies
See
let -
Crepons, Crovenetts aid
Henriettas
1 "
the lattest.- Pon't nii$s
P tfiem if ou wait 4;bmck
dress. Our
; i
are sijoaply elegant.
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