ArrlTl 6f Trains.
pirhmond arrives at 11:15 a. m.
35 Atlanta J" p.m.
" 12 a f !-iiit:i a. m.
1 1' 36 Vew Vork " " 8:51a. m.
sS.. Cund freight leaves at 12m
6- Soutn"""" the iocai trains between
Sos-V" j Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the
Richm011 . !L between Atlanta and Washingr
S V" I 33 are the Washington-and
inn. Is'oS'3; Vestibuled Limited trains and jstop
on signal, . ... ;
BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS. !
1 rn anl Put in Shape By Om
Fitucd U
llutliuu; Pencil Pusher. - ; .
0hri:tma3 this year will fall on
Wednesday.. - -
(jant. C A Barringer, of Eiatfield,
t.id ix slight stroke of paralysis.
Mrs, Either Gib3on has mince
on sa!e.-at Doye & Bost. Call
This we ither is so dry that Col.
Ritz hid to suspend the lemonade
forxD- A folding key, evidently
8 store or cilice key. Bring a dim
and get it. ;y.;
A feftr turnips were upon the mai
kes to-day.- Tiiey were small, but
Vent like "Hot cakes."
There are weddings, announce
ments of weddings and rumors of
weddi: Let the "good work goon!
There Is lo change in the cotton
market to-day, the price remaining
at 8.10.
sale.
Very little is off-red- for
Fifty cheap-rate tickets were 6old
at the Soutnern this." morning to
parties gcing to the circus at balis-?
bury. .. r
Stop at 0 Yi Walker's if you want
aBTtning in ine grocery ana notion
line. Don't forget the place; op
posite D C Furr's at Forest Hill. tf.
Par iies coming in from Salisbury
sav that the crowd at that place to
day is larger than ha3 been known
to congregate there for years upon
any occasion. -
Tom Barringer, who has. been
masin? a tour of the south and
southwest for the last year, -struck
terra fir ma of winter quarters this
(Friday) morning.
A colored mn living on Happy
Hill, beyond Pounds' shop, has
burnea. ud his ho? Den for. fire
wood and put the hogs in the base
ment of his house. The hoga are
alive.
1 Said a Concord lady to her neigh
rbor the othes day : uDj you find it
economical . to do your owr cook-
iag??J "Oh, yeo," replied the neigh
bor, "my husband doesn't eat half
as much as when- he had a cook."
Northerners who have never, seen
cotton in the field or in pods, -think
it one of the greatest cariosities', and
. featured at the Cotton States -Expo-Bition,
and on eyery tran can be seen
eome one or many with bunches of
the open and green bolls,
In many cases,1 the - first work of
Oyer's tSarsaparilla is to expel the
efEects of the other medicines thai;
baye been tried an vain Jtx. woula
Deaflavinor nf fino and mniiftV
experimenters' took AVer's Sarsapa
ai urat insteaa oi ai jaat.
are glad' to'note that Dr. F E
Hartsell, of Georgeville, Cabarrus
count), has decided' to locate in: Al
bemarls. Dr. Hartsell - is - a-Very
eQergetic young man and a splendid
Physician and will be Witeah' addii.
llon to our ' towh and community.-
tanty Enterprise. n l!,:ol
A Salisbury patient addressed a
Salisbury : : physician:- "Doctor, ' I
nave an important physiological
question to ass you. When I stand
0Q ay head, the blood; r ushes into
my bead. Now henf I '8tandr6h
m7 feet, why does it-hot rush-into
y -feetr'r.ijpctQr: !;"Becaise yo$r
ieec we not hollow." -nc
prise
him.
v waa given '
. xajior Has accepted a
t'oal?,.0-n-a.?:8lea?graPh-for,a,f5riii
:See the change'-m the Racket store
adyertisement tp.day. You will see !
mething mentioned thatjoqj want.
Walker ps4e higoelt
market prices for all kind of
country produce cash or -bartef.
Don t forget the place opposite D C
Furr's at Forest Hill. tf.
curing ; ms father's (Mr. O R
White) absence in .attendance upon
Lresbyterian;3ynod at Fayetteville,
Mr; Rob. White is acting hardware
merchant.! . -
The ..weather report for tosday
says : ;Fair to day and to-morrow."
We were all very much disappointed
this morning when there was every
laication of rain, and when such a
light sprinkle fell. "
While oat talking one right re
cently a lady of the ci ty got her
face tanked up in a certain roe
bush that run- out oyer the sidewalk
on " Main street, recei?iner eeveral
uqly scratches oti her eweet, tender
fdce.- - 7 ' . ;
We know whereof we affirm when
we state that Aye'r s Pills, taken
promptly at the first symptoms of
colds fend fevers, arrest further pro
gresssof these disorders, and speedily
restore the. stomach, liyer, aud bow
els, to their normal and regular ac
tion.
Here is a problem for our crack
mathematicians: A oov ten 7ears old
lias a sister who. weighs 16 pounds,
pounds, and he gets tired holding
her in ten minutes. When he is
twice as old how long will it take
him to get tired holding some one'd
else sister who weighs 116 pounds?
-Exchange,, 1
The negro of this region can often
throw in a word(t(? describe a. situa
tion when a scholar who is convers
ant with many languages would fail.
The other day at a station on the
Sea'board Air Line, this ' side of
Hamlet, a lady approached, and be
ing Q. stranger,; and seeing an old
negro man asked :, . "Uncle does the
vestibule train stop here ?" ' "No
marm," answered tne old coon, "she
do not even hesitate "Monroe EnS
Captain Charley Henry, ywho
punches tickets and handles1 way
bills on the Durham and Northern
Railway, had a remarkable sight on
his' train the other ; day,' !;saj;sy the
Durham Sun, " In the coal f bin he
found three men, snugly ensconced.
In the entire crowd there were y only
two legs one . had no legs at all,
and' the other two had one leg each;
They were on their ; way to the ' At
lanta "Exposition.; y- tJapt. y Henry
would have taken them back to a
car -hut he had no .block and , tackle
to move them. --,rj
rtlUA Unlainh Womfl ftnrl ilhHP.rvflr.
of Tuesday, noted the presence . in
the eitv ot j no. K . Gentry, A Mr.
B
F'.Rpge p ecipitated, onintentiou.
ally, tms jOpn. rcu-tcw
had eaten supper andc coming np4o
the clerk's desk at the y Yai borough,
threw5; own-money 'f br theyrieali
"Xoii haven't rVegisteBdi"1io; yte
clerk, "and .we always ; like' f of.; haye
the:name8, so please register."
Rogers, pen in hand : j as y, the- paying
SffiS-'triS:
tioned by some one iu
Uf PnirArat simnlf wrotet Jno
Gentry,-' NorA Garolifaa.'! and tjie
-r .Mr. Charles Neislw returned to
. . ..nr-uwiv, mkv am 'Mrs.
iiy H w' -
People Who Travel, a, seen by Onr
7 Lawyer CroweWapeat yesterday
evening in Charlotte. . '
--papt .-MF'Nesbit, of Coddle
Creek, was.in city to-dav.
! Mr- J P Allison spent yesttr
day evening in Charlotte, ,-..-,,.,
! Dr. Wictor C B Mean's will re
turn to ttw York city to-night.
Miss Myrtie -Moore; is up from
Mont Amoena, visiting her parents.
Miss Maude Robbins returned
to State8ville, his home, ,via Char
lotte, today. ., . - .' .
Messrs John York e and Rich
mond Mon tgomery retu rned last
night from Atlanta. i
Mr. and Mrs. M L Brown went
v
to Salisbury Thursday afternoon by
private conveyance. t;
Master.Chailes Phillips came
up from North Carolina College
yesterday afternoon and spent last
night here. -
Mrs.jS S Murr returned to the
city Jast night from Charlotte,
where she has been spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. Ritch.
Mr. George Henderson, a young
man of Montgomery Vcountj, passed
through the city from Mt. Pleasant,
on his . way to th3 A-tlanta Exs
position. : v ,i
The Ideal Panacea,
James L Francis; Alderma, Chi-
caero, says: "I regard Dr. King's
Now Discovery as an Ideal Panacea
for Coughs', Colds and Lung .Com
plaints, having.used it'in my family !
tor the last nve years, to tne exclu
sion of physician's prescriptions or
other preparations. '
Rey. John Burgus, Kookuk.Iowa,
writes: "1 have been a minister of
the Methodis); Episcopal Church for
50 years or more, and have never
found any tiling so beneficial, or
that gave me-Xuch speedy J relief as
Dr. KingViNew Discoveryi," Try
this Ideal Cough Remedy now.
Trial bottles free at Fetzer's drug
8 tore. . . ' '.
Mr. Andrade, the Venezuelan;
minister,' visited Secretary of State
Olney Thursday, but only incident
ally mentioned the mucktalked of
British ultimatum. It is believed
the ultimatum has been sent by
England tp Berlin to be forwarded
oy tne uerman government to varu-
cas, England not having a represent
tative there. V '
i .-
Mr. Francis Hinton.'a well known
f . . ;
and wealthy iron, man,- of Milwau
kee, suicided at Paris Thursday a
dramatic manner , His., act .was at
tributed to mental depression. He
was standing - on the steps of his
hotel when he drew a' revolver from
his hip pocket and without saying a
word fired U r bullet - through his
brain. f - '- : ' -' ; . . '
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FQ R ' SALE
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Toilet -Soaps,
TOOTfi7 q TJ BRUSHES, HAIR
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LOWE & SON.
OFFERING . ROW A BIG
HOUSE OF
ry Goods,
HOES
AND
CLOTH! N0;..'
Until tlie 1st of January, at
prices that will be yery
much lo ver tlian. we
have ever sold
7 . before.
At $2,25 and 6.00. v
Ladies Cloaks 2.50.
All Dress Goods cut to
cost.
Not a single article shall we
keep. Everything must
7 ' ' - i
go. Cost not consider- ,
ed in this closing out '
sale. : :
jJENS' SUITS BOYS'
SUITS
-:? ,-Tf ,t
Mens1 Cvercoats,
Boys' Overcoats
and PANTS -all must go.
If you want SHOES we
? have them. . ' '
Everything going now
f cheaper than we could
buy them V
tij.i
Spend Your cash where it
will do you the most good
and to do it you want to go
to see
LOWE & SON.
KTew
Capes
THE
COM
WS:
MAN
' If the fashion plates are.
to be believed, will wear
black, and C there never
was such a demand for
BLACK DRESS GOODS
. to the exclusion of all col-
" ored fabrics. Nothing
7 adds more to the beauty
s and' dignity of a woman's .
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike
economical and ultra f ash
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 $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 belore buying else
where. ' Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADLE'S SHOES 'i
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced. A
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Ciy No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar
ket. 7- y.-v
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stvlish vt.
Our No, 70 Kound Toe p.
grand seller, all at low figures.
UN LAUN DRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade c 'Leader"
pure Linen Bos30in extra
heavy muslin double front
and baclv, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeves, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison.
. HAVE YOU I.
THOUGHT OF. BUY
ING A FALL DRESS?
Fiaa
....7 m ?v
ra
44 inches wide 40 cents
p8r yard. 36 inch ! :
..v .0 .51 ,(i-h
27 cents per yard.
See
our line of ladies
Black -
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Dress -
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Crepons, Crovenetts and
Henriettas TheV are
or .,
the lattest.i Don't miss
them if you want a black j
dress. Our ;
are simply elegant.
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