Arrival of. Trains.
v,. ti from Richmond arrirc at 11:1$ tf. m.
" Washington " . " 9:58 p. m.
i, " Atlanta V " 7:22 P.m.
12
36 ;
1
Atlanta " 9:35 a.m.
New York " " 8:51 a.m.
Atlanta -9:00 p.m.
6iNorthbounaireigni leaves ai 12m.
63 Southbound
. 1 1 . 14
Richmond and Atlanta". Nos. 35 and36 are the
tVt mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
n;, os-37 and 38 are the Washington and
"southwestern Vestibuled limited trains and. stop
-,t Concord on signal. '
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
i'ifke! Ui,autt lut ii.Slmpe By Cur
IB ustlinir Pencil Pusher
Mrs.'H G Kitzis quite sick at
her borne on East Depot street.
Dr. N D Fetzer went home, Mou
day evening, very much indisposed.
The new jail Stanly is (o build
will occupy the site of the jail that
waa'burnf. '
Painters are putting the roof -of
York, Wads worth & Go's warehouse
in order. " ' .
According to Branson's almanac
jre are to have another year and it
is to be called 1896. .
Simple engraved wedding invita
tion, church and visiting cards at
A. J. & J. F. Yorke's. 2t '
The corner stone of a new. Luther
an church was .laid at Richfield,
.Stanly county, last Saturday.
The Stanly Enterprise -says it's
'sorry to lose M r. 0 A Dry and
family." We are the gainers.
Some of the Oregon horses here
recently were sold for .five dollars.
Ool. Johnson will can his next year.
Miss xMaud Perry, who has been
visiting Mrs. Harve Rainier, return
ed to China Grove, Monday evening.
The warehouse at the Cabarrus
Holier Mills has been completed and
Will Foil, the builder, h;ia returned
to Charlotte. .. . '
Mi S3 Esther Cook, daughter ot
Keeper Cook of the County Home is
spending some time in Charlotte
with friends.
Stop at D M Walker's if you want
anything in the grocery and notion
line. Don't forget the place op
posite D C Furr's at Forest Hill, tf.
Mis3ea Jerrnie Cook, "EIETBell
Shirey, Graee Heilig and others, of
Mt. Pleasant, leave next Saturday
.for Atlanta. They will b3 gone a
week. - :
J A Robinson and wife, Durham;
A Koscowerand wife, Golds boro ; J
W Goslin and wife, Winston, and
Mr. Stephens and "no wife," all
uwspaper men, passed heie Mon
day on a trip to the Atlanta Exposi
tion. '
The Charlotte. News was captiyat-
ed with Buffalo Bill's show. Bill
must have done better there than in
Syllabary, or else the News just
wanted to help the old fellow along
ho got near the outer gates of the
biate.
Sheriff Sims started out to-May
(Tuesday) on his rounds of collect
taxes, as required by law. It he
succeeds as former Sheriffs have in
these taxgathering rounds,"he will
a body guard. Enough is usu
allv noIlpAtftd tn fAorl thn horse andh,;wf?rtn ".' ' i r-
the sheriff begs his dinner.
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To remove the constipated habit
the onlv 8afP. trtmP.nt is a course
of Ayer's Pills, rollo ved by a laxa
tive diftt. Mn,f naf.hirtios do
morp. harm than rrWT ihprpfore
l.oari; mmpnrl
A t,.j, n:n . n
vjtcj. a jriiis, especially as mumj
Physic. -
An alarm of fire at 11 o'clock this
morning brought out the fire com.
T)aniPs and rar,ori rrpnprallv
to move around Hyely. A pot of
tar which was being coofceH at "the
new residence of Mr. C L Welch, on
Main street, boiled over and caught
Sre and the thick smoke caused the
alarm to be given. No damage was
done. Salisbury flerald. .
Onlv oYC nt-i i. , J ...
j , 14 v uzen ea i tors -went
... ua ice excursion
the editors, ;
given
. Sample engraved wedli
ng: invita-
Linn, nhnrnh .1 .
a t o Vv u caras
at,
; It.Js.said that Concord ill h-ive a
marruge onthe 23rd. Now mark
tua Biue ngnt ot a prediction,
Dr. F E Hartsell, of Gborjre? i i le.
was :n the city. He looks inst as
natural and handsome as ver.
Rev. M O G Scherer, by request,
is teaching a class of young ladies;
preparing them to enter the Greens
boro Normal,
Mr. B AsberKluttz, who has been
holumg a pcsitionan'Newtou for
some months, is at home for awhile:
He looks heartv and well.
: v " -
Dr. o B Klutlz, of Albemarle,
and brother of Mr. S L Kluttz, of
our town, has gone to Atlanta to
complex hi3 course in denistry.
Mrs. J M .Russell, who has been
here for several days has returned
to Albemarle. Her husband is doi
ing some work at the Buffalo mills.
A (romv, i.,0t- w
-a. tramp, just as nappy as you
please. Bat near the calaboose this
. rr , .. . ;
iuurmtiK' ne was oonvious or every-
thing but the result of his begging,
Albemarle has discarded the- old
oaken, moss-covered, iron-bound
bucket that hnng in the well. They
have put in a pump in the town
well.
Eighteen thousand people saw
Buffalo Bill in Charlotte at the
afternoon and night exhibits. About
$10,000 carried off without value re
turned, .
i. r . h t p r j.
springs, and one of the best farmers
-
of the county, spent Monday night
in the city.
Place your risks against fire with
Barrow & Hurley, 'Agents. 2t.
State Treasurer Worth says the
new State Bank Examiners' reports
are coming in rapidly, and that
these reports show a gratifying con
dition of the banks.
One colored gentleman, who re
turned from Charlotte- Monday
evening, was jo awfully drunk that
he had to be carried out. Wild
Buffalo Bill whiskey.
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
Furr's at Forest Hill. tf.
Cicero Thompson, one of the best
baibera in the State, left here- Mon
day eyeningor 'Charlotte by private
conveyance. He drove one of Brown
Bros.' teams. Mr. C F Wadsworth
phoned Mr. .M Brown Monday
night, that the horse had taken sick.
Confusion a3 to the-choice of a
bloOdJpunfier ti unnecessary. There
is but one best Sarsaparilla, and
that is Ayer's. This important fact
was recognized at the World's Fair,
Chicago, 1893, -being the only blood-
purifier admitted to be placed on ex-
mumwut
1 The Standard had a yery pleas I
ant call Monday evening from Mr.
G E Jordan, who represents J C
Ayer & Son, larsje medicine manu-
factures of Lowell, Mass. Mr. Jordan
is the advertising agent and sales
affent. He is indeed a cleyer, affable
I frmnflAmam he fl a
brother of
-: .
Druggist Jordan, of Charlotte.
Bishop Hood, of A. M. E. church,
was here Sunday. He preached at
Hill's chnrch on Depot street in the
mommgani at Price Memorial in
the afternoon. -.Several white per
eons nearu u.m
lar, was so well pleased that his re
marks about the Bishops delivery
and sermon were most compliment
J tary.
THE RUSH OF HCMAK1TY.
T
People Who Travel,, as Seen by "ic r
- - KeDortcr. :" " -
Miss Rt:beoc'J McRie u visit-:
jag irvSdlibhury. - " 'x '
Mr3". Afary Ritch and Mrs.sS G
Murr are vidtinm Salisbury.
Rey. 0 A Marks, of China
Grove, spent the dayn'the city. r
Mr. E Powell, the miner; came
in from' Charlotte this morning.
Mr, H I "Woodhouse went up to
China Grove this morning on busL
ness. . - , ' .r
Mr. Ti (1 Wilmnf-" trtilnr arrpn
nf nharlotte. M in the ri flrtliriHi1r
orders
. ...
miss JNina Simmons, ot Mill
Hill, is visiting at Mr. John A Kim-
mons
. Mrs. C 3J3rower, who has been
visiting in the city, has returned to
Asheville-
Mrs. S J Lowe has returned
from a visit to relatives in Meck
lenburg, -
J
nrnftA' from a visif. t.n rlativftfl in
H
vuaiiuivc. , ,
eueed paino tuner having spent quite
air. vj n vviimoQin. an exDeri-
a while in the city, left today.
Treasurer Worth says" that there
are now in this State,
aic uuiY.iu tuio nail) avv utinuum
banks, 39 State, and .18 private and
sayings banks. Of the State banks
the late examiner, Malvern Hill
Palmer, examined 13, leaving a like
number tor each or tne newexami-
tiers to inspect,
j . '
This morning Mr. John Caldwell's
horee had a narrow escape from be-
Li. .nn aha. hn thn naaflhnla : ' 'hO
lUg 1UU UyCl UJ bUC JCOHUUlti .uu
horse was on the track, but seeing
the approach of the train tne driver
backed off just in time to save the
' . ,
norse. unver3 are too careiess.
r JL- T ' 1 I " . .. 11 m. - 1. . -
EST IjOOK ouc ior.au iraiua.
Wlien Baby ."was sick, we gave her Castorla -Khen
she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
ftten she bad Children, she gave thera Castoria,
SHAKE
hands
with" . !
your
fiiends
but
not
with
your
enemies.
I 'OPmtk
We bave .something
will knockj 'em out
that
UrKU Vfe
Chill
Tonic
JflGlilS tillll I0I1IC.
7 '
Yours to "please,
If :
El
D OTQQ1ST3 AND! PHARMACISTS,
COECOBD N
LOWE :& SON.
$16,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
u SHOES AND CLOTH-
: ":. ING
" . .. - -" . r - - . ' .
Will now he thrown on the, market
that will he boid in the next 90 days at
the greatest
SLAUGHTER OF PRICES
ever heard of in Concord. Our entire
stock was, bought through the summer
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; v
We want you to listen and be govern"
ed accordingly. to what will happen. -
TAKE PL A IDS
Something that every farmer will have
to buy, r- Until what we have is all sold,
wvnuoc. wne nunarea pieces ouunif,
vou will have to buv. We will let what
we have go at 5c This is the 8 and 10c
kind.
CHEVIOTS,
The o ana lUc kind, will go at 7c. JNice
styles and new goods
- I TTT 1
LaflieS W 001
v Df8SS GOOdS
Have' been cut to the quick, 'Tisim
possible for us to make you appreciate
the. bargains without seeing the stock.
Our price is below all other?. ;
PRINTS
wm in enclie9S quantities at 4 and 5c.
These good have all advanced, and will
cost waolesale what we ask for our stock
but they must go.
I ) "Pi a nnf Ap n Hoot!
Tis out o question, to duplicate our
price on
MEN'S WOOL" OVER
, and : .
UNDER SHIRTS.
We will sell , a lot of Outing shirts at
10c. Ctton under shirts all at whole
sale price.
The largest stock of ladies vest3, in
town will go at cut price. .
' WOOL FLANNEL,
Heavy wool trill Flannel will go for
12Jc. These goods cost more now by
the bolt.
BLANKETS
Bought at the lowest notch ever reached,
will go out now, that will do you good.
Shoes, Slxoes,
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Every person, in the county knows
that the wholesale pricg on shoes
has advanced from - 25a to 50c pair.
Now here is where we can do you
the most good. We have .
- $6000
worth of Shoes that -we bought
when the price struck tho bottom .
"Rvervbodv will have to buy-shoes,
and if cotton has run up to agood
price, 16 Will UUb UX1U ou xuuuu
cash, but what you will feel like,
you want, to save as much of lhe
money as possible. Now we wUl
place you in a position to keep a
good part of your money in your
pocket and will distribute this
STQGE
out to those who will take advaht
age of it at prices on lots of stuff
even lower than we sold the same
ahoes last winter. If you want to
save monev. you -J will want to
see
our stock before you Duy a single
pair."
This is a great opportunity for the
buying public ,
LOWE& SON.
THE
COM
MAN
If the fashion plates aro
. to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
war such a demand for . -
BLACK: LDRESS GOODS
to the exclusion of all-colored
fabrics. - Nothing;
adds .more to the beauty
and dignity of .a woman' -.
appearance than a fine -black
go wn, which is al ike
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We have just
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought , when
the prices were low can
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah' for 50c 46 inches
wide , Can sell you a'$l
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 before buying else-
.. where.
Do you want to see the
prettiest line of ;
LADLE'S SHOES
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced. ,'
Our No. 49" narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty, 1
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 -grand
seller, all at 3owfigures,
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade tLeaderJ
" pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu-
ous facings on back and
sleeyes custom cu t -and
; at the low price of 50c. . .
Gibson- & Morrison;
HAVE YOU ;
THOUGHT OF BUY-
IKGAFALL DRESS?J
5i
44 inches wide 40 cents
-per yard... 33 inch: -.
. 27 cents per yard.
bee
our line of ladiea
Id -
Crepons, Crovenetts and
Henriettas. - They- are
the lattest. Don't miss
them if you want a black
dress. Our-:
are simply elegant.
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