mm
- FOR THE NEXT FIVE DAYS
- - '
The salesmen will mark down the price ofJPurnitnre,
today purchased from Cannons, Fetzer & Bell, After
the stock has been gone through with, we will -
Slaughter FMieli
The stock was bought for spot cash money, and at
' - a price that our customers can have the benefit. We
will sell
FURNITRTE OF ALL KINDS CHEAPER : '
' - " FR THE . NEXT NINETY DAYS
L Than'anyjFuiniture dealer in North Carolina.gSeeing
L " is believing, come and see us. iv
DRY
REDUCED RATES.
Moil Stales ail Iallciial Expssldon
' ATLANTA, GAJ. i '
StpIenlJcr IB-December 3F, F895 j
1 Yor the above occa slon the Southern Rafliray
Vo. 111 sell low-rate round-trip tickets to .
ATLANTA, OA., and return on the follow-
tng basis:
- FROM- O
E
Alexandria, Va....... 38.25,19.25
AKhftvllln- Ttf. f!.. I
hi.m
J3urllngton,N. C...... fl8.7013.7q
9.40
5.75
. jiurKcvuie, va. ...... sd.2di7.ix
rii.95
vnupeper, va........
Chatham, Va. ........ .
Charlottesville, Va...
Chapel Hill, N. C
25.30 U.&5I
13.5a;.... t
20.8515.30
23.2517.05!
10.55
12.40
10.35
0.40 15.00
14.20
110.40!
Charlotte. N.C-.......
Joncora,.N.u
6.$5
113.15!. .
9.651
5.85
DanviIle,Ya .....
Durham, N. C ;
Front Koyal, Ya. ..... .
20.05 14.70,'..;..
10.20
30.4015.00
26.25 19.251
10.45'.....
14.00.....
17.6512.95
9.20' ....
Goldsboro, N. C. . . . . .'.
1.75 15.95
11.00
iienaersonville, N. C.
Hickory. N.C..
High Point, N.C....
Hot Springs, N. C ....
Henderson, N. C
Lynchburg, Ya. ......
Lexington, N. C...
Morganton, N. C. . . . . .
Marion, N. C
Newton. N. O.
11.70
15.30
8.60
5.25
7.25
11.25
16.95.....
14
L?.45
8.40
675
teo:40 15.00
10.50
22..50,16.5a
11.50!.....'
16.05.....
111.80
....!. 8.C5
15.30
114.85.....
11.25
7.25
7.10
7.25
10.9
15.30.....
11:25
Orange, Va
Oxford, N. C
Tiichmond, Va
24.5518.00'
113.10'.....
too inie nn
10,45!.....
3.2517105
Iteldsville, N. C
18.83 13.8(1'
1.40.....
9.70.....
naieign, n. (J.. . .
South Boston, Va ....
Strasburg, Va. ....... .
Salisbury, N. C
Statesville, N. C......
. -TayIorsville,N.C....
rryon, tf.C
. Washington, D. C
vWeat Point, Va......
: : warrenton, Va ...... .
Wilkesboro, N. C
' Winston-Salem, N. C.
20.4015.00
10.45'.....
21.5515.80
10.80'
28.2519.25
U.00
15.30.....
11.25
U.25
15.30.....
16.35....
7.25
7.25
8.15
4.90
10.75'.....
28.2519.25
23.6517.35
26.2519.25
12.00...;.
.85!-.:..-.
14300'.....
12.60.....
22.9516.85'....
....jl4.00
11.30;.....
il9.0013.95!.....
9.80.....
CBates from intermediate points In proportion.)
EXPLANATION. w :-;"fV ; A 'V;
: Column A s 'Tickets' will be bold Septembe 5
and a2, and daily from September 15 to Decem
e' 189o delusive, with final limit Januarj
. 7, lo Jo. -
Column B : Tickets will .be sold daily from
Ptemberlft to December .15,1895, inclusive.
; with final limit twenty (20) days from date or
C i Tickets wiU be Wd flaily from
September 15 to December 30, 1895, inclusive.
axy 7, S. longer limit than Janu-
imn ? 2 Tijets will be sold on Tuesdays
?nSPiUsdaysf each week from September
17 until December 24, 1895, inclusive, wi final
: limit ten 10) days from date of sate. " rT1
lu?u Pc'&t be sold daUy from
BeDtemhfir 15 frt Tfonamha. fA 1onr. ."t4
with final lhnlt sefen (TTdyslm
SOUTHERN RAILWAY p
"Is the only .line : enferfnn t-h mnriftM
Grounds, -haying- a' doubld-traclr stanrtaw
m the center of the city of
position Grounds.
f 111 1 Infnmi atlnn A
0 Traffic Manager, ; Genl Pass. 'igt
!X)Penna. A ve. Washington, D. d
A T F f ACHis rtjQQ Rheumatism reiieveo
-V I by Dr. Miles Nerve Plasters.
uago rauwayrrc
Atlanta to the Exi
Tor tickets
WAD
RTH.
FOR SAJLK
One Henley's Monarcb. fence
machine, one ;two;liorfle har
row,6 one bi-Olivef ; Chilled
ploue:li, one side harrow, three
plbu ghs, one wagon and liar
ness, one log chain, one feed
cutterrotary, and N o, 8i; one
cross cut folding saw, lever
power, one jnmp-seat phaeton,
one single'seat'ed)hae tpu, one
open buggy, two horses, two
thousand, feet pailings, 600 ip.
of 4x5 oak post, 'eight hun
dred ft. framing lumber.: Pri
vate sale. - iJ:r:. y
, ALIDA L. BUBKHEAD.
v V MT. PLEASANT, K. C : :
REV. vj. SHIREYi D. Ires
A D ABEM ICCGM M M EC1 A L
.- AND.- U'?:
? COLLEGIATE COURSES.
, i i trpf al ; necessary ; ekpen ses
session of 38 weeks, $85.00 to
$137,000. -.; y .
Next session -begins Sept
d. ibyo. ior;- cptalogue and
special infoimation, address
tne President as above, or
lm. Secbeta ey of "Faculty.
ADMINISTRATOR'S OTICE
qualified administrator; On' the es"
oli. ,!ur. -vymre, saeceasea an
said deceased are bfirfihv- TinHflftfl in
present thfm. to4 the undersigned
uu i j - uumtjiiiicaiea ; on or ueiore
September 24, 1896, or hi a 'notice
will; ho T)3pad' as ji- hflr t h Air rot
cbYry&olJl priohsowinfr said
deceased are notified that nrenmt
payment is expected. C .
v T. J, White, Administrator,
Thjs, Sept. 23, 1895. r : : v - K
WO
STUDENTS AT WAR
FlRht at Butler University A stu
dent Is Donnd With n Clothes Xine
and Draffsed" Over the President's
lavn. . '
Indianapolis, October 12. The
seniors of Butler University on
Thursday night held a meeting at
the residence of President Butler,
whose son is a senior, and members,
of the under classes attempted to
breeTk it up. J
. Arthur Carpenter, a senior, was
caught on the lawn and bound with
the president's clothes line, and was
being dragged away when his friends
came to his rescue. A pitched
battle followed,- The seniors finally
succeeded in dragging Oarpen tcr into
the house, where the doors were
barred and the attacking party kept
out. " : " v "' - .
Yesterday the seniors appeared in
class with pieces of rope tied in the
buttonholes of their coats as trophies
of their yictory, and an attempt was
made by members of the under
clas3ea to diyest them of the often
siye badges. A scuffle followed dur
ing the first hour, but the men were
finally separated. .
As the seniors came downslairs at
10 o: clock they were met by . a :de
termined force, and the fight was re
newed in an effort by "the under class
men to get the pieces of rope.
, Members of the tacuity rushed to
the scene to separate the combat
ants. Several students on both sides
were badly bruised in the row,
Dnke Has tne Slost Money. .
A Raleigh correspondent writes :
: " A.t noon here, at public auction
the building at Cary, formerly used
as a cotton mill, was sola. It was
expected it would be purchased by
tne a armera Alliance,, tor use as
headquarters 'and as a shoe factory,
but 5en. Duke, of- pur ham, oyer
bid the Alliance bidder and recover
ed the building fox the dary Lum
ber Company at $4,275 The AU
liance bidder was not authorized to
bid over $4,250. It is not yet known
what the "Alliance wili do, as it had
arranged to get this particular buikU
ih&. - "- -:
Bucblen's Arnica Salve. " - -
The Best Sabe in t!e world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores Tetterd Cbappe
Hands, Chilblainsr CQrns Jan d all
Skin Eruptipns,and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. . It is
guarant'eedtnto give stati?f action or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzer'a Drue
atore,
m
JlfR.-EKWIN. C A-MISENHEIMER-ERWIN
&;.MISKNBtEIMER
:Pfiyslcisfns aJSurgebns
OfiSce No. 3. Safty vbuildhV, 'opw
posite 2nd Presbyterian church
Charlotte, N. a -
Dissolution of Firm., U .
.TJie firm of MorrisoV. lientz &
Cp. ;is this day disspltea by mutual
consent. : All pertjobsindebted to
said firm will pleasjsi calland settle.
Thankful for all past? favors we re
main RespecifuUyo.
- w : t D,B. i Mobeison, -ir
i . j J ; ' l AVE.Lentz,
;1 3 - V. r-R. E.I GlBSON, .
Concord, N C, Oct. 3. 895. , .
The copartner fiKip Heretofore ex-
I - rm - ....
lsting una er tne nr m name of Mor
rison, Lentz & Co. having been dis-i
1 J3 1 - lie' 1 11- J. ' 1 ' a - .."
ouiveu uy tut) wiiuurawRl 01 Jiir. A
E. Lentz. the lindersienfirl rpsnpr.t.
fully announce, jtf the pulbiic ; that
iney nave iormea a copartnership
under the firm 7 name of Gibson &
Alprrison tov do a general merchant
dise'business and hope to merit a
generous snare 01 tne public patron
age. Respectfujjy, ; :
" . - - : - R. E. Gtrson.
Z r
s rD. B.MoBRisdN. f '
Concord, l.tC,1 Oct.;3, 1895.
I recommDd the firm of Gibson
& Morrison to the public as worthy
of their patronage, i- - 5
: Respecfully--:-:-.
. V' ! r. : 'I A: "Fa. Tj-wtz- .u
Concord. N. C.; Oct; 3. 1895. v :
AIORRISON, H. CAJLDWEL t
ATTOENix" - ATsLA WpM
Office in Morns bmldingopposite
Court House. - --l 'K A
4 .r i
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitclicr'a prescription for Infants
imd Cbildrcn. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harml substitute
- for Paregroric, Drops, Soothing: Syrups, and tor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years e by
Millions of Motheris.; Castoria destroys "Worms and lys
fcTerishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. ' Castoria relieves
: teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told xne of its
good effect upon their children."
Dr. G. C Osgood, -,
y Iiwell, Mass.
Castoria is the best remedy for children of
'which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers wiU consider the
real interest of their children, and nse Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are" destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves." "V
; DR. J. FKXKCHBIAB,
'". " Conway, Ark.
Tho Centaur Company, 77
Reduced Railroad Ilates.
Cotton State " and International
Exposition, Atlanta, " Ga. Tickets
on sale September 5 and T 12 and
daily from September 15 to Decem
ber 15. 1896, inclusive with final
limit January 7, 1896, ; Fare for
round trip.8H.20. "Tickets on sale
da?ly from September 15 to Decern
ber 30, inclusive with 'finaP limit
fifteen days from date bf sale. Fare
tor roond trip $10.40.' Tickets on
sale daily from September -15 to
December 30, inclusive: with" final
limit eever days from date of sale.
Fare for round trip 6 55, '
Burke County Agricultural Fair,
Morganton, N, C, tickets on sale
Optober Hth to 17th inclusive, . final
limit October 18th, 1895. - Continue
6us passage in both directions. Pare
for round trip $3.30. ,
General 'Missionary Convention,
Dallas, Texas. Tickets on sale Oct,
16; good going on date of sale only.
Final limit Oct. 30, 1895.? Continuous
ppsssge in each directipr . c Fare for
round trip $34.35, Ironclad cpni
ditions to be complied with J ; '.
:. Cohyentipn oL Thternational-Association
of Fire 'Eengmeers Au
gusta, Ga. cTickeis on sale (ict 5V 6
and 7, good going on date - of sale
only. FinaJ . limit Oct; ; , 25, ;;189.&
Continuous passage in each cjirec-
tior, Fare for round trip 7.45,
Ironclad conojitions to be complied
with. : - . ;
- National meetirig Kentucky trot
tirg horse breeders .Association
Lexingtor, ; Ky. Tickets:on ..sale
Oct. 7th and 8th good going on date
of sale" only. Final limit ;Oct,21st
Continuous passage cin each direc
tion, 'Fare for rsund trip via Char
lottesville .16.00 via Paint Kock
835.35i,:nrj.yi::.::u. ,
-Mcrth Carolina, conference M E
church . Greensboro, N. O. Tickets
on sale Oct. 14th to 17 inclusive final
limit Oct. 23rd 1895. - Continuous
passage in each direction. Fare for
round trip 3.65. . "
I CIi FOR jSA
. Best Coal in the Sontlu.
A ccurate weight and prompt
delivery
Price. Call on
w m mm
fil l
Castoria.
? Castoria is so well adapted to children tha'i
I recomnend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." -
H. A. Archer, M. D.,
ill So. Oxtord St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and . although we' only have among out
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hospital and Dispensary,
" Boston, Mass.
- AxxEsr C Smxth, Pres.
Murray Street, New York City.
CONCORD MARKETS
COTTON MABKET.
: Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good, middling......... ., 8f
Middlings ..7.85
Low middling 7
Stains . ....7....... . ...... . 5 to 6;
PRODUCE MABKET
, Corrected bv C. W Swink.
Bacon .... S
Silgar-cured nams...... 12itol5
'Bulk meats, sides. 8 to 9
Eeebwax...;....;.. 20
Butter ..15
Chickens.......-; 10to20
Dorn ...... .45
Eggs...,.,.. 12
Lard 8toll
FlouV(North Carolina) . . ...... ...1.75
Meal.... 1. ..oav
Oats.vA.....;.. ............ 30 to 35
rallow.. 3to4
n n
LnJS
There is a difference between medi
cines and medicines. .
Those of to-day, as a rule, differ from
those of the past in many respects.
Fully as great is ttfe difference be
tween Dr. King's '
and the ordinary medicines of to-day.
It is unlike them in ,
THESE PIVE THINGS:
1, It does not taste like a medi
cine.: It ' is as pleasant to take as
lemonade and makes a most refresnicg
drinks i ;
. Itnever nauseates the most
delicate stomach. - .
a 3i It does not swap off one tUf;
, ease for another. It does not se ui
one form of diseasejn order to re
another as is so oftenthe case.
4. It contains no alcohol or
opium .in any form and is aiwap
harmless even when given to a oaoe
one day old. - -
. 6. It does not patch simply
CUresf -Tt. ' r pAp.Ti p.s as nothing e
:-t does' tolhe. hidden1 sources of disease
in the blood and removes tha cause
It
aoes.thiswith an ease and power tnav
. have never been equaled.
I'r For all -tronhlps "nf fhe Blood, Stonack;-;
, Bowels, mdneys and Nerves, and lor aii
r-LL. J ri i n rzz
M r ft 1 I T FBftj II AM 1
oi ha ill i j rvisovi it stanas pr?t
without a rrival or a peer. v (
'i tST Boid by druggrlatsT newlttckage. larg 0
tie. 108 Doges. OneDoUar. Manufactured oJy
THE ATLANTA CHELflCAL CO., ATLANTA,
WSITS tOR 48-PAQS BOOK. KAHSI1 1"
FETZEKS DRUG