Arriral of Trains,
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Northbound freight leaves at 12m. ,
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9:00 p.m.
BATCH OF WOAfeMTBf
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plcketl Tpjanrt Futiahape By On
iinstliBS Pencil Pusher.
Prayer meetings tonight I
A load of Thanksgiving; turkevs
struck town Tuesday
Coal dealers and woodnaulera are
beginning to smile pleasantly. -
Rail Roa l Mills SnnflP
wholesale and retail by J P Allison'
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An oreau ennuer, ana a mnnkaTT
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areenrouce to uoncora. Save the
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for Mutual Benefit Life InBurance
i)lf. t; uutuciiUOlU. BDeCiai adrift
Company, is m the city - -
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xtcv.-xir irtiaci preacneci at
Bivs' chapel last-night. . Theae
meetings are largely attended.
Mr. Hunsacker cells Bridgeport
organs. If jou want bargainifleaVe
word at this office and he will call
on jou.
Merchants put goods oat this
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see them blow down and "keep' the
clerks busy. .:;.,..,
Mr. S L Klattz save tha nlrf mo J
of this shoo a Quart mr f J'
kind of honey. There is V
8 weetnesa in eyery life.
J W Hunsucker TeDrnffl J
Stultz & Bauer piano. Do you want
prices and terma? If g0, let it be
known at this office. " v
The gobble of the Thanksgiving
gobbler is heard gobbling in the
land. It is sweet mnsm . flnH wJQf"Ovei: allowed.
await the day with great anticipa.
: " .
ine street "hevangelist" got down
iu uu,cuuig, iuesaay nignt. ; Jtie
believes he's sent forth to.conyert
the world. He baa a big job on his
hands . -. .V. '
If jou wan some nice, atrained
honey call on Mr. S L Kluttz at his
market. He hai between 400 and
500 pounds. It came from his own
aPiar?-.. . . . ;, .c3otf.
The mandolin club gave an open
air concert Tuesday.' night some
where near the St, Cloud hotel,
v-hich was greatly enjoyed .by the
man? guests. : '-."-
The last illustrated lecture to
ladies will be given to-morrow at 4
P m., in Armory Hall, f Subject :
Aeryoas Women, Cause and Care."
Admission free. v-.;.'-
next Monday the county com
missioners s will meet, and amo
ther things to: be;orisfdered ia ,the
electicn of a snperintendent of the
county chain gang;' - "
r Allison has i just - gotten in
arge Hominy,. Kolled Oats, Prunea,
macaroni, Bakera: Chocolate, Olivea,
les, etc., all ireah and nice. ;tf
Now they are telling it on Mr. Jaa.
1 Da7vault. He,toD, haa surrendered,
aQd afier. a yery intere8ting evnt
eoon to occur in Rowan' countyhe
trill . . - ' .--vf.'.-. ... - , i
" go to keeping house in Concord
board apply to Mrs. Dr.
iTQ either regular or tranacient;
re8idence on Church atieet second
u0cr east nf l;, , mi uru:.
Mr. Antu t, . ,
fihip ia mrt 4 '"-tlv- -
Depot Street, Where he, With
f ami 1 v. win ': roC i a ; U Iv, f Va
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otaxdaed welcomes him to 1
town.
mv Walker pays the highest
prices for kind "SW
Dm ;rI Poduce caaH :6i barter;
t, forget the,place opposite D
rsat Forest HUlJ-f- f' 'tfi
1 u w.M ::rr nws? u-Mimenti.
JM
fIf price beigg.8 80.' ? 4
xa maDy cases. rim vc; '
Ayer Saraaparilla ia t i:..u.-
f"51 ier medicines that
haye.bcen.ried in vain. It .WOalQ:
(Spy" ' !t5SW;.meancl ;.-.monev .-if
. - r:." "??.?H fJt at last.
The fact that agrjcul ture . ,ia In
f Pdual abandonment in
wreat ritain .mav accounh; In-n.
x ' . - - - - jt"-
f.or ine , increase in- immiof
f,ftm W i : r "64r,,1UA1
trom that. nnnn fro- tfcaVw L.
. . umuuer 01
I oviiin.iln ; ' .,- -. '. "
jsiuue - Augnat .aggregating
I ' vj.,.uij uwca uub pay
&e JBritish farmer tn ra va
lt AViHanf v
highpriced British land. 'The nVrt
nroblem is tn Vnolr l;i,? .
, c muu pronci
?Ke f? :f?? otr Way be decline
7.7ji"-? "7MT.T!or i "1? i; b per
nerih. Ipsa tW
?H ???L ? 10dlCate3
M ? 2p0'000 aa of
land nave .fajled of caltiva ion ber
uu6o agriculture no longer pays. .
' We know whereof e. affirm: when
" x AllOj , la&wU
Promptly, at. the first symptoma of
colda and fevers, arrest farther nrn.
fe?s of .these and speedily
tbe stomach, liyerj and now-
fffc0a!'ana regular ac
' North arplina State Fair (col
ored - ) Ka!eigbvN. 0., tickets ou sale
Nov' 5 6 au7 final limit Nov. 11,
1895. are for round trip, iuclud-
inSDe .mission to fair' grounda
-' 5 yontinuous passage and no
Mcettns at center
The protracted meeting at Center,
ln -N0 H township, being conducted
1 AA J-i iuuaurin, ine pass
lor ?s ' f nil 4 of interest and much
good work is being accomplished.
Eev. W L r)Awcnn rf TfAnfmv
Rev. W L Dawson of Troutman's,
Iredell county, ia assistiner in the
meeting. Two services are held
each day, at 4 and at 7 p. m. The
meetings will continue through the
week; and a cordial invitation ia
extended to all to attend. "
For oyer Fifty Years
Mr8. Winslow'a Sooth;ng Syrup haa
been U8ed for over fifty yeara : by
milliona of mothera for their children
while teething, with perfect auccess.
It (eoo,thes the child, softens the
guma; allaya all pain, cures - wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
lit no buucxciiiuuicuiabciy. oum uy
lrnggiats in every pare oi tne
world; Twenty-five cents a bottle
Be sure and ask for 'Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup' and take no otl
kind. w v v mw&w a23'95
Has Not Congratalated Ilim.
' Congressman Linuey-was asked in
Statesville last week if heVhad yet
extended the right hand of .fellow
ship to a .certain prominent citizen
: . '. i ' f' :it "-.. ' ' ' "i - j' - ' '"' 'Jt 3 r
or tnis estate wnoias recently, pmea
n " . J I ;t 1 .
tne iusioniB b, uuu wiiulu u is jiauwu
that Mr. Ainn'ey lovea above his chief
j oy; The Congreas man: from "the 8 th
renlied ; that he had not and would
not. Moreover, he eaid, that one
acces8iori hurt the fusionista worse
than if . they naareceiyeti iu,yuu
barbarians. StateaviHe:Lanajiar
Examinations and Consultations
" Fourteen years experience m the
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treatment oi uancers, ir iibb . ana
Chronic Sores Any case taken; A
cure guaranteed rjno "payOffioe
at Morris House; office hours from
wm to io p. m,
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W. D u ke Sons &
r IKEAMERICftN TOBACCO CO?
DURHAM. H.C. U r a
' Made from
Si "irade Tobaeoo
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE. RUSH OF HCTilANTTY.
People Who Travel, as Seen by Our
Renorter.
Capt. J M Odell spent yester-
uay in Ureensboro, T
CfPt. W: B Ryder passed up the
ooutner.n road this morning.
Mr. J S Daniels, of Atlanta, is
in the city on professional business.
Mre. W A Patterson is visiting
Mr. .bid. M rattersor, her son, in
Charlotte. r ' - ' r!
: Key. J D Shealey left last night
fo Delmar, Edgefield coundy, si O.,
to ni8 new charge.
Mr. P R : Mo tie v. of Ponlar
Tentit waa in town today. He res
marxea tnat it was cold.
Mr. and Mrs. W A White and
children have returned to Mill
Bridge, after spending' several day a
in the 'city.
Mr, Oney Allen, of Thomasville.
passed: throught the city today en
route to Mr. Martin' Boat's, to attend
the wedding, c : :
Mrs. Nannie Cochrane, . after
spending a week in the city with
Mrs. na. Jb' . Uorrell, her dau ghter.
returLed to Harrisbuvgday.
r Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suit
ed for any season, but perhans more
generally needed, when the languid
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
needs of a tonic and alterative is
felt. A prompt use of this medi
cine has often averted long and
perhaps fatal bilious f evrs No
medieine will act more surely in
cpunteractiug and;freeing the ykk
tern from the malarial poisoc. Head
ache, ' Indigestion, Constipation,
I(izzines3 yield to f Electric Bitters.
50c pnd Si: 00 per bottle at FeHzers'
Drugstore. r v : ;
Here's To Yon.
Editor J P Caldwell, of the Char
ott5 Observer. wa8 nominated in a
Sali8bury. reetaurant : for . United
States Senator. C F McKesson was
the orator to second it This beata
John Lowlow's nomination of Col.
Boyd for goyernorhi8 was not even
seconded..- v ? '"
In China a man can ere t a divorce
if his wife talks loo much. , If : that
was the law in this country we
think? the crop r of wives - would . be
g reatly diminished in one day.
r The town taxes for ihe vear 1895
are how : due and . placed in my
hands "for collection. AH "persons
Owinf?t the Rama ftVoi Jrcnnfiafod in
call and settle at once, and ' save
uyab. : mo mw .in regara to aaver
tising, property has been changed
so pay prpmpUy and avefbeiirg ad
vertised. ? Office, opposite court
uuuaom iuwh xiaii.
1 , Town Tax Collector.
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LOWE & SOIM
OFFERING KOW. A BIG
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Pry Goods,
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CLOTHIWQ
Until the lst of January, at
prices that will J be yery
much lo ver than we
have ever sold
before. .
Mew Capes
At $2.25 and S6.00.
: Ladies Cloaks $2.50.
All Dress Goods cut to
cost.
Not a single article shall we
- keep. Everything must
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go. Cost not consider-
ed in this closing out
- sale.
MENS' SUITS BOYS'
SUITS
Mens' Overcoats,
Boys' Overcoats
and PANTS all must go.
gIf you want SHOES ,we g
have them. r
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Everything going now
cheaper than we could
buy them
Spend Your cash. whereTit
will do you the most "good
and to do it you want to go
to see
LOWE5&2SO
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THF. .
. WSman
; If the fashion plates are
. to be believed, will wear s
black, and there never
was such a demand for
BLACK DRESS GOODS
to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. Nothing,
adds more to the beauty. -and
dignity of a woman's
appearance than a. fine
black go wn, which is alike;
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 $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 betore buying else-
where.
Do you want to see the
prettiest line of '
LADIE'S SHOES '
ever shown in Concord!
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No 49 narrow Okata
Toe perfect beauty,
Cur JXo. 71 Needle Snnnr
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar
ket. , '
Our No, 69 Pointed Hnznr
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Hound Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures."
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader" N
pure Linen Bossom extra
t heavy muslin double front
and bacfc, patent continu
ous facings on back anc
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson &. Morrison.
HAVE YOU -THOUGHT
OF BUY
mG A FALL' DRESS? .
44 inches -wide 40 cents
per yard 36 inch '
27 cents per
our line of ladies
y . -I . - - -
yard. See
Crepons, Crovenetfs and
Henriettas. They -' are
the lattest. Don't miss
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them if you want a black
dress. Our
are simply, elegant.
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