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Arrival of Trains.
from Richmond: arrives at 11:15 a. m.
tio. ir Washirigtofl ." " 9:58 p. m.
" Atlanta " " 7:22 p. m.
.,, 11 Atlanta ' " 935 a.m.
37
" Atlanta
ISlew hoik 0.51 a. in.
3 .1.1 ,inJ4 fvinrVit Uavoe of Trrt
'9:00 p.m.
63 Southbound . . . ' 5;X5 P
...i.5 tt -jindia are the local trams
between
in-
o.-,' d and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the
-Nicnu;, . hetwpcn Atlanta anH WacViinrr-
f .f i a 1 1 Liai"j " -
, os.37and 38 are the Washington and
' thvvestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
?Concord en signal.
ASK FOR
ASSORTED '
CHOCOLATES
IN SEALED PACKAGES
at'
Fetzer's Drug Store
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
I'ieKetl ITpjaud Pat in, Shape By Our
H ustlins; Pencil Pusher.
See Oorreire line of silverware.
Mr. Pink Deal, of No. 5 township,
i3 quite sick. -
Good milch cow for sale. Apply
to Mrs. C A Pitts. nl tf.
Tdx weather report says : "Sunday
hit; warmer Sunday evening.
For rent
drug store,.
-room oyer Johnson's
Apply to J B Sherrill.
The Charlotte Observer's "Bo
hemian" spent Friday in the city."-.
You will find just lots of wedding
and birthday presents at CorreU'e.
The bleachery is no if running at
night in order to catch up with
work.
Mr. James N Bell, who has been
eick with fever for eeveral weeks, is
slightly better today.
Correll's have received a full and
c mplete line of Bilverware.
Mrs, W E Kindley,of Alt. Pleas
ant, has returned from a visit to her
- aghier, Mrs, L E Heilig of Salis
bury. . , V
Train 11, now due at 11:15, will, I
commencinjr to-morrow, JNovemoer
arriye at 10:27 a. m instead of
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The paper on yesterday was dated
"Thursday, November 1," We got
part right, Bat then this gives us
a local. .
Saliahnrv i t.n hv two more oir-
iueea this fall. Main's hit? railroad
shows and Spark's horse fhow are
: a
hr-.'Uli nor tViaf. rsaxr
b MJ. .
The opening winter Friday mght
sociable was given Friday night to a
number of young people at Capt. J
H Alexander's.
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J f Allison nas iusu gouen m
I rHominv. Roll Pi Oats. Prunes,
Maeamni-.-lrbr- fW.nW Olives,
Pickles, etc., all fresh and nice, tf
Merchants tosday enjoyed a splen
did cash trade, although the inclem-
nt weather was a draw back to the
early morning trade.
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RnU. :.u- .v,0f.
iui ooara anmv to lure, xjk .
ioor east of iail. Terms reasonable.
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Cottnn io rrvon ft foar rn?rf.H f ndaV
" .w.f J ,
"Uk :u,K.e" P"ce paiu, uciu .
the receipts were also short today,
there being only about fifty bales
sold here
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uaiy permanent uure i"i
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the faiftfni nSa of
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ail other treatment has failed to re
eve the sufferer.
' Rail Heal Mills Snuff f6r sale,
wholesale and retail by J p Allison.
It would be wll for thoas who
hve flowers and rare plants that
they wish to preserve to take good
care of them from now on. A freeze
is predicted for tonight.
D M Walker pays the highest
market prices for all kind of
country produce, cash or barter.
Don t forget the place opposite D 0
Furr's at Forest Hill. tf.
Every dwelling f any conse
quence, as far as we know, is occu
pied. If there be any, it ought to
be made known. There are en
quiries eyery day for houses.
The earth's vibrations onThure
day morning last were felt all over
the country. Dr. D G Caldwell and
other early risers felt the shock. It
occurred about 6:30 o'clock in the
morning.
When a desirable location can be
secured, Mr. Charles A Drv vnll
build him a handsome residfinn.
He cannot rent a house, as there are
none in tne city but that are oc
cupied. v
Mr. John M Wineceff, son of Mrs.
Hettie Winecoff, who lives on South
Main street is on a visit to his
mothei. He will spend several
months here before returning to his
home in Morganton.
A cough which persists day after
day, should not be neglected any
longer. It means something more
than a mere local irritation, and the
sooner it is relieved the better. Take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It is prompt
to act and sare to cure.
A traveling man, well known to
business men of the city, became
ssmewhat boisterous at the depot to
day and used some very unbecoming
language in the presence of several
ladies. The police would have at
tended to him, but he was busily en
gaged with another.
There came near being a scene at
the deflot to-day vr hen Chief of Po
lice Boger nabbed H F Yow for non
payment of taxes. Yow produced
the money, but wanted to whip the
policeman. " He was drinking and
had early in the day been feeling
himself very much at the Odell fac
tones.
The greftt to Ue 8nd pr0
ni.t. ami w n wn n n rrr . TT
pel wj ay it tUXCOUlU.Xi.uux u a uuannj
gems to be considered a matter of
trifling importance by many people
who carelessly leaye their teams in
the streets. The wonder is that
more damaSe ia nofc don9 fr0m the
frequency, of such occurences, which
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are Pracuc8Q every ay.
Frnm Three Cowl.
nTt j jg Faggart, of Rimer's, this
county, settled today with a Concord
merchant for. butter furnished him
for the past seven months, which
Tifittftd the farmer iust $73. 84, This
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Us the proauct 01 enree cows, m
sides the $73.84 derived from sales
the butter used by Mr. Faggart's
own iamiJy must oe aaaea io u,
which woald make the amount of
butter produced in sevgn. months
exceed $80, valuing what he used at
the price he received for what was
marketed. He averaged $w per
i . xx i. o ooi
moninon DUer aiuuu, ux
mobth per head.
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i to linn ana
I i1.; 'fr h 1 1 ;1 K trnin to-daV,
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browns ommuua ww xuv w
Utmost capacity with passengers and
luggage. 'It left the hotel a little
hhind time and was to make a call
at the home of Mr. H I Woodhouse.
, , , , w a?,0iv
in OaCKinK uu w vuoo-v
tongue popped m two. The passen
gm.tad only a few minutes to mate
mith thPir liicroracrn in
making the trip m plenty time,
Several ladies were m tue dus.
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THE RUSH OF HDMANITY.
People Who Travel, as" Seen by Our
: Reporter.'.
M r. R A B rown wen t to Bes
semer City today,
Mrs. Jam e8 Eadleman has re
turned from Atlanta.
Attorney M H Caldwell went
up to Statesville Friday night; "
Prof. 0 L T Fisher, of Mt.
Pleasant, spent the day here.
Dr. John F Heed arrived in the
city this morning from New York,
Drummer AI B Hartsell-is in
the city. He, will spend Sunday
here, '
Miss Fannie Duncan has gone
to Charlotte to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Mr. George A Holdenness, of
Tarboro, is registered at the St.
Oloud.
Engineer Robert, once of the
Southern, arrived in the city today
from Danville.
Mr. Dan F Summery returned
o Charlotte today, after spending a
week in the citj. j
Mr. and Mr3. Frank L Bobbins
will arrive on the vestibule tonight
from Jacksonville, Fla. !
Mr. C H Wilmouth, of Char
otte, is in the city. He represents
Ludden & Bates' Music House.
Mrs. Dr. D D Johnson returned
today from .Mt. Pleasant, where she
ha3 been visiting for several days.
Dr. A H Dreher passed through
the city to-day from Mt. Pleasant;
en route to the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Lila and Mary Stafford, of
Harrisburg, spent yssterday and last
night in the city with the - Misses
Sims.
Tira "Rlla Wnlfftr arrived homft
this morning from Mount Amoena
Seminary to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. K E Eidenhour and child
returned today from Lexington and
Greensboro, where theyhave been
yisiting.
Esquire J C H Burkhead and
daughter, Mis3 Annie, left today for
ayisitto Mr. Johri Graham's, in
Rowan county.
Miss Constance Cline, accom
panied by her clasa-mate, Miss Ad
die Jenny, came up yesterday after
noon from Mount Araoena Seminary
to spend Sunday at Miss Cline's
home.
Mrs, H M Barrow and children
left today fer a few days visit to
friends at King's Mountain. Mr
Barrow will follow tHem later, when
the family will go to the Exposition
in Atlanta,
$25 Reward
For any case of Itch or Eozema
that I can not cure. Come at once
and get well. No cure no pay.
Old Dr. Odam,
Morris House, Concord, N. 0.
P. S. Itch cured in five days.
Green Weddington, the negro con
t who waa transferred from the
. - to tne coanty home about a
f, flP-Q. . died this fSaturdav)
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, . ax t.hfi 1ftt.tftr hlaaft.
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0 c. a jm Scried for Castoria.
when she became Miss, shechmg to castorfa.
wfeeu she had CMi3ren,6he gave them castorfa.
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contractors and BalWers, Atienuoni
- The G W Patterson fmannfactur-
, ng oompany haTe a contract for the
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iCU iJiuo
and see
plan8j etc G. W. Patterson,
3t Treasurer.
m
g Dye Finish
8 and Quality !
The most important is
DYE AND FINISH.
Meteor Serge, 35 inches wide,
wool both ways, 25c per yard.
French Serge, 45 inches wide,
wool both ways, 40c per yard;
Worth 50c.
French Henrietta, 45 inches
wide, wool both ways, 50c;
worth 65c.
Black Faille Frartcaise Silk, W
wvj AiiuiicB wiue, ooc; worm
$1.00.
Another lot of
BOUCLESI--
in black, 50 Inches wide, $1.00
per yard, worth 1.35. They
are shaggy got the curl up to
date. f
: IMPOKTED PLAIDS,
bilk and Wool, 38 inches wide,
worth 75c our price 60c. See
our patent
25 and 35 cents per pair. Fits
like kid. Don't come too late.
We are selling.
CANNONS & FETZER
THE
COMING :
WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
was such a demand f or ,
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 gown, 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
godds 50 inches wide for
75c, Our stock of Black
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress
goods before buying else
where.
Do you want to
prettiest line of
see the
LADIE'S SHOES
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty
r ... ht. tvtii a,
Ur L O. l neeuio uaio
Toe prettiestlseoe on thenar
ket.
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yet:
Our JN o. 70 Jttouna Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
v 4- 4- V y-i In f iAn r-P Ftfr
Finger Tipped .
Ipr .'-How,
U.V tllO 1UW J1XVC Ul JJJ, i
Gibson '& Morrison.!
LOWE & SOW.
Down
Goes
The
Price
Stock must be moved, and
the time is getting short,
only ' v
60 DAYS
left to clean out in and there
and there is lots of stuff to be
sold.
We can't name price in the
papers on all of our stock, but-
here is what we will do on the
balance of our
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all. reduced to 75 cents. This
will include eyery thing in the
house in Kid Gloves. We
have been selling them for
1.10, $1.25 arid $1.50.
We have 75 that must be
sold. New Styles and
handsome goods. The
prices are right. No one
will touch us on prices,"
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Cheaper than you
1 x3&4i
have ever seen them.
We are offering the . low
est price on
SHOE S
you
everj heard of.
good many thousand doL
lars worth that must go
Everything is cheaper
liere thaji you. have
ever seen it.
LOWE & SON.
STOCK
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