' FOR TfiE NEXT FIVE DAYS ; ' '
The salesmen will mark down the price of Furniture,
today purchased from Cannons, Fetzer &Bell, After
the stock has been gone through with, we will
s r. las
Vs mm
3 l.xw
The stock was bought for spot cash money, and at
a price that our customers can havethe benefit. We
will sell ,
FURNITRTE OF ALL KINDS CHEAPER
i Than anyFurniture dealer
is believingcome and se8
D
RY & WADSWOR
t -
c REDUCED RATES.
fiolton States 0 lm&W Exposition
ATLANTA, GA.,
teptessfeer 18 December 3f,
Yot the abore occasion the Southern Railway
pCo. will sell lo -rato round-trip tickets to
ATLANTA, GA., and return on the follow
pxfg basis:
i -
FROM
1
B
E
Alexandria, Va. ...... 6.25 19.25 H.OO
tAsheville, N. C ;12.S5 9.40 ..... 5.75
J3urlington,N. C 18.7013.70 ..... 9.65'.....
hUurjiuYiiu;, va
Cnlpeper, Va
"Chatham, Va..........
Charlottesville, Va...
Chapel Hill, N.C....
Concord, N. C
Charlotte, N.C........
Danville, Va ..
Durham, N. C ....... .
Tront Royal, Va.r. . . .
Greensboro, N. C
Goldsboro, N. C
Jiendersonville. N. C.
Hickory. N. C
High Toint, N.C.....
Hoi Springs, N. C . . . .
Henderson, N. C ..
Lynchburg, Va. ......
Lexington, N. C
Morranton, N. C
Marion, N.C.
Newton, N.C. .
Orange, Va. ..........
Oxford, N. C
Richmond, Va...
Reidsville, N. C.......
llaleirh,N. C
South L'-ston, Va ....
Strasburgr, Va
Salisbury, N. C
Statesville. N. C
Taylors vi He, N.C...
Try on, N. C..Y
Washington, DJC ., . .
West Point, Va
"Warrenton, Va
Wilkesboro, N. C . . . .
Winston-Salem, N. C
23.25 17.05..... 11.95!...
25.30 13.55.....
20.8515.30
13.50
10.65.....
23.25 17.05 .....
20.4015.00'.....
12.40
10.35
14.20 10.40
6.55
5.85
13. Jo'. . 9.C5
20.05 14.70!....
20.4015.00'.....
10.20
10.45.....
14.00.....
19.25
17.6512.95
9.20
11.70 ..... 8.W
U J.O v .
11.00
5.25
15.C0, 11.25 ..... 7.25
10.95 ..... 12.45 ..-.. 8.40
14.00..... 10.50!..... 6.75
20.4015.00, 10.45
2.5016.50' 11.50' ...
10.05, .... 11 ,8Di .....
15.30 .11.25
8.05
7.25
7.10
14.85; ilO.flO!
15.30 111.25!
7.25
24.5 18.00:..... 13.10.....
20.4015 00; 110.43'-....'
23.2517 05 12.40.....
18.85 13.80i.:... 9.70.....
20.4015.00..... 10.45
'21.5515.80 10.80
26.2519.25'..... 14.00:
15.30 111.25! 7.25
15.30..
11.25'
12.00.....
7.25
10.35 .....
8.15
10.
20.2519.25'
To
7.85'
4.90
14.00
23.65 17.35;.:...
12.00.....
14.00.....
11.S0.,...
26.2519.25!
22.9516.85'
19.0013.95'
9.80.....
" tEates from intermediate points in proportion.)
EXPLANATION.
Column A: Tickets vilt bo sold September 5
;and x2, and daily from September 15 to Decern
erlo, 1835, inclusive, with tinal limit January
T, 1896.
Column B: Tickets will be sold daily from
September 16 to December 15, 1895, inclusive,
with final limit twenty (20) days from date o
sale.
Column C: Tickets will bo sold daily from
September 15 to December 30, 1895, inclusive,
with final limit flfteeu (15) days from date of
sale-. No ticket to bear longer limit than Janu
ary 7, 1896.
SPiS?111 9 ! Tictet3 will be sold on Tuesdays
,and Thursdays of each week from September
17 until December 24, 1895, inclusive, with final
limit ten (10) days from date of sale.
Column 13: Tickets will be sold daily from
..September 15 to December 30, 1835, inclusive,
with final limit seven (7) days from date of sale.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
3s thea only line entering the Exposition
t Grounds, having a double-track, standard
tguage railway from the center of the city- of
Atlanta to the Exposition Grounds.
For tickets and full informatioa apply fa
(your nearest &g ent, or address - ' '
Cr, M. CtTLP, . ' T7. Al TUBK, ' -
Traffic Manager, - GenU Pass. Ajrt
IMOPenna. A ve Wtshinarton, D. Ct
rr A rfc 7 AcmjiQ rheumatism rellevi
. i
ililXu? fi'ty Dr. Miles' Nerve Wasters.
V
M? i . nana j . BM-
FOR THE NEXT NINETY DAYS
in North Carolina, Seeing
us.
' NOTICE TCVH TAXES,
The town taxes for the Year' 1895
are now due cud placed in n y
hands fcr , collection. I AH persons
owirg the same ero icqucsleJ to
call and settle at once, and save
ccste. The law in regal d to r.dvtr
tismg property has been chur ged.
so pay nrtmntlv p,nrl rvp. .lioirto iarU
lertissd. Ofnce opposite court
house in Tovvn Hall.
J, L. Bogee,
Town Tax Collector.
JN0. R. ERWIN. ; C- A- MiSENHEIKER
EE WIN & -MISENBEIMER
Physicians and Surgeons
Office No. ; 3. Harty huildirr, op,
rosite 2nd ' Presbyterian church,
Charlotte, N. C-
i? -1L
u jj i ll uiiini liH, un kph
9 7
' MT, PLEASANT, N. -
REV. -J. D. SHIREYjDiD., f RES
ADADEM 10,'COM M M BOIAL
AND
COLLEGIATE COUEES.
Total necessary expenses
session of 38 weeks, $85.00 to
$137,000. u
Next session begins Sept
3. 1895. For cotalogne and
special infoimation, , address
the President as above, or ,
lm. Sectjeta by of Faculty.
wount Amoena
SEMINARY
A Flourishing School for Young
' Ladies.
TEN TEACHERS, 1
OrxamentEl Cratches Receive
Carefui Attention
HEV.CC: L. IT. FISHER, A. M
Pbikcipal,
MOUNT!PLEASANT. N C
r
r5i n
r
Made the Coek Eat tne
' Says a former surereoon in the
Confederate army: "I remember
General Mahone as he appeared be
fore Petersburg in 1864. He was
already famous throughout ibe army
for his fighting qualities and his
temper. My duty took me frequent
ly nast his headquarters, and one
morning I saw him ; pacing up and
down in front of his tent while a
negro sat i . the doorway gorging
himself with a jfresh pan of biscuit.
I turned to an officer and asked the
meaniDg of this strange perform
ance, Then came the" explanation
that the negro had baked a pan of
sour biscurts for breakfast, and
Mahono by way of an object lesson,
had set the cook to eat all of his
prodnct. The negro ate as fast as
possible, and Mahone kept up his
patrol until the last biscuit disap
peared, The performance was char
acteristic of the man."
Tlie artli Cracked in Iitt.
In the sard of Mr. John Flani
gan, of FarmvilJe township, on the
old George Joyner homestead, is a
mysterious opening in the ground.
It is a large crack in the earth,run
uing from northeast to southwest
and is about 100 yards long large
enough to run a tobacco stick in the
crevice- It has been there more
than a year. It disappears when
tho rain fills it with wet earth and
as soon a3 the earth drys again it
appears, each-time more distinctly
than tho last. It is supposed to be
caused by the effect of the earth
quake a few years ago which was so
disastrous in many portions of the
South. Some of ihe superstitious
are very much grc atly alarmed,
fearing there is about to be a brepk
and separation of ts earth in that
portion of the world, and they don't
know whether they will be on the
other side or not. Greenville Ke-
flsctor. . v
Apple Nauce.
Ejicare3 &v.y that ap'e iaucp
eaten with roast pork or roast gece,
aids -digcslicD. Whtitever miij he
tho 3c live principle contained in
tfcis delicious, relish that stimulates
the fcjfomsch to its duty is not clear.
It is -quite clear, however, that when
the. stcni2ch' refuses to properly per
form the vork ' required to ifcjAjer's
Sarrararilla is the proper remedy
This medicine not only giyee tone
and strength to the stomach, hut it
luviorates all the digestiye and
blcodmakinfr organ3 and, through
them, keep3 the machinery x of life
from the ohstacles which go. often
cause it to falter and become lrregn-
lar in its action.
2201 Gallons Wolnssest
Mr. James E Rhinehardt, of No.
9, waa in to cee us to engage our
news service for a year. He tells
us that his brother, "William, has
just closed down his molasses
manufactory. He made this year
2201 gallons of sweet stuff. The
biggest crop was raised by Mr. Tom
Bost, on Mr. K O S Miller's place
a crop of 350 gallon?.
SALE OF VALUABLE V TOWN
' , PRORERTY.
By virtue of authority vested in
me as Commissioner, by a decree of
the Sunerior Court, made in va
special proceeding in said Superior
uourt 01 uabarrus county, entitled
E. T. Bot, H. C. McAllinter, and
other members of the Cabarrus A.
& M. Fair Association, expartee.
I will as such Commissioner, exs
pose to public sale at the Court
House door in Concord on Morula v
the 4th day of November, 1895 at 12
o cJocK-noon: A1J that valuable tract
of land situated in the Southeastern
portion of the town of Concord on
Main street, known, as the Fair
Ground property, containing 23
acres, more or If ss. This is a very
desirable piece of property, and any
one desiring a good investment will
do well to attend sr Id sale.
Terms of sale one: thousand dols
las down on day of sale, balance on
6 months time, note with interest
from - day of sale. Title reseived
till all purchase money paid, i v
Jas. C. Gibson. Gommissioner.
This Oct. 2, 1895.
i i M MB
Dr. Mllrs'jFnm iniia are guaraQ.teea to stoj
ilea 'Jwce In 20 minutes. "One cent a dose?
HIRTY years' oltservatlon
;
millions of persons, permit
' m
it is aqnestionaT)ly the "best reiaedy for Infants and CMr
tho vrorld has ever lino tu It is harmless. Children liA jt
"gives -them health. It will save tneir lives. In it Mothtvr t
comethinsf wh ich is ahsolntely safe and practically perfAff aa ft
child's medicine.
Castorla destroys Worms. ,
Castorla allays Teverishnegs.
Castorla prevents vomitins Sottr Curd.
- Castorla cures PiarrhcBa and 'Wind Colio.
Castorla relieves Teething Tronhles.
Castoria cures Constipation and riatnlency.
Castorla nentralizes the effects of carhonio acid gas or paisaoaa ai?
Castorla does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotio pro-perty
Castorla assimilates tho fond, regulates tho stomach ad corrfJ,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castcria is pnt ap in ono-size "bottles only. It is not sold in hirilr.
Don't allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or prcmi?
that it is "jnst as good" and "-will answer every purpose'
jeb that yoa get CA'S"TrOR"I"A.
Tho factdmilo
signature of
Reduced Railroad Kates.
Cotton State and International
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga Tickets
on Bale September 5 and 12 and
daily from September 15 to Decem
ber 15. 1896, inclusive with final
limit January 7, 1896. Fare for
) round trip 814.20. Tickets on sale
daJly from September 15 to Decern
ber 30, inclusive with final limit
fifteen days from dato of sale. Fare
tor round trip $10.40. Tickets on
sale daily from September 15 to
December 30, inclusive with final
limit seven days from date of sale.
Faro for round trip $6 55,
General Missionary Convention,
Dallas, Texas. Tickets on sale Oct,
16; good going on date of sale only.
Final limit Oct. 30, 1895. Continuous
posssge in each directior. Fare for
round trip 31.35, Trbnc'ad con
ditions to be complied with,
Baptist Educational and Mission
ary Convention of North Carolina'
Oxford, N. C Tickets on sale Oct.
22, 23 and 24. Final limit Oct. 28,
1895. Coutlnuous passage in each,
direction. Fare fcr round trip 86.85.
Sells Brothers ShowB, Salisbury,
N. C Tickets on sale Oct. 25. Final
limit Oat. 26, 3895. Continuous
passage in each direction.: Fare for
round trip 90 cents.
Presbyterian Synod t of North
Carolina, Fayetteville, N- C. Tickets
on sale to Greensboro and Selma
Oct. 21 to 23. Final limit November
2, 1891. Continuous passage in each
direction. Fare lor found trip to
Greensboro S3. 65 to Salem $7.50.
The rate from Greensboro via O. F.
& Y, V. will be 84.65 and from Selma
vi A. C, L. $2.50.
North Carolina State Fair
(colored), Rakigb, N. C. Tickets on
sale November 2 to 9 inclusive.
Final limit November 11, 1895;
Ccnlinuous passage in feach direc
tion. Faro for round trip including
one admission to fair grounds $5.50.
State Grand Lodge I. O. of G. Si
and Dv of S . , Cfc arlotte, N. C.
Tickets on sale Oct- 27. 28 and 29.'
Final limit November 4, 1895. Con
tinuous passage in each direction.
Fare for round trip $1. 05.
Rickingham countny Fair, Beids
ville, N. C. Tickets on sale Oct. 26
27, 28, 29 30 and 31 and Novernhor i
Final b'mit November 4, 1895. Cos I
tinuous passage in each-direction, '
Fare for roudd trin in W : I
' Laying Corner Stone Masonic
Temple, Danville Va. Tickets on
Sale Oct. 26, 27 and8. Final limit
November 4, 1895. Continuous pass
age in each direction. Far a fnr
rouud trip $5.45. , '
M
Children,
og Castorla xirit the a"-- a
w 1 n CX
ns to speak of ft uriticu n
, -A- w :.
CONCORD MARKETS.
COTTON UAEKET.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer.
Good middling .9
Middlings :.y 85
Low middling .7
Stains 5 to 8!
PBODUCE AKKEI
eirsr,tr i u fx xv '.:.
Bacon........ hi
Sugarcured narcs...... 122tol5
Rnllr mootii ciilna Q r 0
JLT.Lli.Lk. UltU ' r ' StUDl ..,.:. . W 1.1. V"
Beeswax...... ..20.
Butter .......15
Chickens... l6fco0
Oorn. .......40
Eggs................... 121
Lard......... 8
Flour (North Carolina). . .... ...1.75
Meal....; ......... . .. ..5?
Oats V....... ...... ............. .35
fallow....... .. ..... 3to4
Tired and broken down women
will find that; 011. KYAl
GERMETUES;is a priceless boon and
blessing to them. It gives appetite,
brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids
digestion, tones the nerves, builds up
the strength and puts disease and
pain to flight. For
Ran inn rt. m tmm - &mmwm9:
Including, all menstrual and vonb
difficulties, it- has no superior used
both locally and internally. 1?
emphatically
:.;f 0i-FilllS' "
v Pleasant to take as lemonade, and
harmless at all times. New package
large bottle, 108 Doses, One Dollar;
Sold by druggists. : Manufactured
only by . . j
THE ATLANTA CE1EMICAL C3 &
' WHITE P0R 48-1 BOOK: IC-OZ3 jEl
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