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Arrival of Trains
, from Richmondi arrives at 10:27 a. m.
No-" !.. Washington " " 9:58 p.m.
2X Atlanta " " 7:22 p.m.
Atlanta " "
6 New York " "
3
Atlanta 0:35 a.m.,
New York " " 8:51 a. m.
Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m.
. ,vorhbound freight leaves at 12m.
Southbound M "5:15 p. m.
v 11 and 12 are the - local trains between
o nnd and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the
?,CS trains between - Atlanta and Washing
fast mau u and s8 lhe Washington and
c n'thwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signal. v -
If you get Hungry
for good Candy, don' t for
get that ve sell Tenney's
fine candies " in sealed
packages.
Some candy looks nice
but don' t taste right, that
isn't the way with Ten
ney's, it looks nice and
tastes nice. Try it at
FflfflTC. DIG STBBL
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
Central
opens Rowan
picked Upland Put in Shape By ,Om
UustliHtr Pencil Pusher.
Sv-Vsbury is fixing to sell oil by
weigat.
New lot of silverware at Yorke's
Jewelry Store.
Preaching tonight at
Methodist ehnrch.
New lot of silverware at Yorke's
Jewelry Store.
Judge Nor wo: d
eoart next Thursday.
Mr. Ed Fisher has killed" his big
hog. It weighed 430 pounds.
Warm Baker's bread today and
t-3;j.;crro-.T at Kri : It
il ) 30. neuhbeund ' passenger
tr-iin, was five nours late today.
Forecast: Local showers to-daj ;
fair Saturday; colder. Saturday
morning.
-i Mr. William Widenhouse, of No.
9 lownshi pis with the new clothiers
as salesman.
Mr. George 'Murr has purchased
'the pair of pretty white ponies tha
were at Corl'a staoles.
The Cabarrus roller floor mills
are running at nu-at in oraer to
catchup with orders.
Jet; the favorite old black cat "bo
familiarly, associated with the mer
chants, Js. sick. If he : ehould idle,
ne would be greatly lamented.
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D M Walker navs the highest
market prices for all kind ot
copntry produce, . cash or barter.
JJoa t torget the plawj opposite D p
jl- uii b at ruresb nil. tl
Master Eugene, the 7-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Johnson, of Mooresyille, died Wed
nesday afternoon and was buired
Thursday. , V
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Charlotte,
will be in Concord at the St. Cloud
on Friday, November 29. Hia prac
t ' . . ................ A
tice is limited to the eye, ear, nose
and throat. tf
Little Annie Moore, the 14 year
old mute at Cannonville, has returns
ed to Morgan ton where she is a
student at the deaf and dumb
asylum.
Some changes have been made at
the postoffice. The letter box has
been remoyed to the upper side and
the "poor man's hole" fixed to Keep
out the cold.
The Governor has offered $100 re
ward for the capture of the mur
derer Cain, who slew his brother m
Davie county on the 7th day of last
August. -
You may eat cheap food and not
be seriously hurt by it ; but you can
not take cheap medicines without
positive injury. If you use any sub
THE RUSE OF HUMANITY1.
People Who Travel, as Seen by iinr
; Ieiorleir.
Mr. Alex Taylor, of E-jwan, is
visiting in the city.
Mr. E F Correll" returned to
Gaffney, S. C, today, ;
Rev. J Q Weriz, of St. John's,
spent today in the city.
Capt. M F Nesbit, of Coddle
Creek, was in town today.
Clerk J O Gibson returned
from Atlanta last night.
Messrs M A and C E Boger and
A Hartsell returned this afternoon
from Atlanta.
Mrs. L J Eoil, of Mt. Pleasant,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Evans,
spent the day with Mrs. Dr. John-
ston.
Mr, and Mrs. J 0 Deaton,
Masters Fred,1 Gray, and Earle
Brantly, of Mooresville, were in the
city last night.
Mrs. Steven Murr returned to
day from Salisbury, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. M L Ritch and
several grandchildren.
Dye Finish
AND
Quality
Slade a Roostes Drink.
Two mischievous younsesters! of
XT oorJ r Vl l a U' mi A r rr
caught one of Mr. McNinch's
fine roosters and forced some
whiskey, pure corn, down its little
i
tne city
ing
stitute for Ayer'a Satsaparilla,-you threat. The effect the spirits had
do so at the peril of your health, por- up0n the fowl was amusing. It
baps of your life, laaist on having crowed of courset floppea it8 wing8
Ayer's, and no other. turned summersaults, reeled about
The football game'to be played in for some time, and whei last seen
Chnrlotle tomorrow between the by several young men, it was stands
Virginia A. & M. College team and ing on its head, trying to grasp a
the North Carolina University boys limb to a cedar bush with its feet.
will be an interesting contest, Sev-
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 lways, 50c;
worth 65c.
Black Faille Francaise Silk,
20 J inches wide, 85c: worth
$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. ,
IMPORTED PLAIDS,
bilk and Wool, 38 inches wide,
worth 75c our jprice 60c. See
our patent
LOWE & SOW
DO
YOU
KNOW
Ipr tmh
That there are only 60 days
left for us to close out our
stock of goods. The time Is
short and there is lots of stuff
here to be sold. In order to
do this we are going to make
the price move the goods We
will let our kid glove sale
continue for a few days.
There is good things in it
when you can :buy $1.25 and.
$1.50 gloves for 75c.
All kinds of ,
DRBSS
GOODS
25 and 35 cents per pair. Fits
like kid. Don't jicome too late.
We are selling.
X CANNONS &FETZEH ft
ft - : ft
eral will go over from here.
Greensboro Record: J Sterling
Jones, manager of the Provident
Sayings Association, left this morn.
'THE OLD RELIABLE
Penn Mutual
pany of Philadelphia.
Just, digni fied, 1 iberal, perpetual .
ing for Concid, carrying with him The best managed with large divU
cheek for $2,000, payable to Mrs. dends, policies never forfeited nor
Burkhead, amount of insurance car- contested. Every leading feature of
ried by her husband in this staunch life insurance at extremely low rates.
J. F. Hurley, Agent,
.. . Concord, N. O.
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Guard at the Jnil.
Sometime after night fall Thurss
company.
The. demand for Ayers Hair
Vigor in such widely. separated re
gions a3 South America, Spain, Aus-
Mr. Geo. E Fisher has secured a fraKft ond India has k-prifc afft'with
position as salesman at the Baltf- the home consumption, which goes day evening Sheriff Sims received
more clothing house. to show that the3e people know a information that a mob of several
Four new housea are soinff no on cood thing when they try it. . hundred men were Heading for this
v.ni ..... iTr Tinn, city for the purpose of lynching the
ZrnZrJZ: Chief of Police Shayer this rnon- man, white, who is held for an out.
r J ing received a letter trom umei rage upon poor unfortunate Sallie
The family of Mr. James, of Boger, of Concord, asking if a man Barbee, whereupon the "Sheriff
Union county has moved into the by the name of Bud Luther, was promptly prepared for their arrival
isessent nouso, on juain street.- wanted here for stealing an overcoat jby stationing a guard at trie jail
Mountain Buckwheat flour and and a railroad ticket and wanting to No one appeared to molest the jail,
fine Pororico molasses: also Heinz's know if there was , any reward on Qvtiet and at 4 o'clock th a- morns
loose pickles .at Sims & Alexanders. himV If a theft of that .kind wasing tlie gaard waa dismissed.
Mr. Tames C Willeford is making committed here our police Know tDr white" showed , no signs of
arrangements to open out a line of nothing of it, balisbury Voria. fe&TB, and in his warm cell enjoys
watches, clocks and silverware for mhp T?ftlPiVh rnrresoondent of the quite and repose and the pleasure
sale. n ww t nhrr tlla a rood one of smoking cigarettes. His comforts
Ahnntiv fannliea occudv the Utithe'exWse- of ' citizen' of the and safety are well considered, and
-vw ....s.w ' ml A
neat
Mill,
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Life Insurance Cm-1 1 1 P 1
COMING- K
WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
waft such a demand for
BLACK I DRESS GOODS
To go nw for below their
value. Our lace, stock has
been cut down in price until
you can afford to trim cheap
dresses with
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 bines 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
76c. 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 see the
prettiest line of
Now is the time when ryou
can't let your feet stay on tile
ground. You must put shoes
on all the little pebple, and if
you don't know that LOWE'S
is the place to
SHOE THE CROWD
tis time you are finding it out
other people know it and are
profiting by it., No one wants
to sell shoes at the prices we
sell them, bat they must be
sold.
goes every day and the people
who tade advantage of . this
sale put money in j their
pocket. Cyercoats and suits.
now ai aimosc wnat you want
to pay.
We are -placing a special
brick hoases oatt the Baffalo capital city. He asys the editor of it " taought that there u i tto danger A "DT F.'S SHOES
r r . . , I...- of an unrisme now. for the chances LjJrLJ LJLZj O'Onv
where tne spmaies Keep a leaamg reiigiuau paper iupio uo- - , , . s
thing3 abuzzing.
ever shown In Concord
Then come and seerus and
, be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow I Opera
y- .vs.. t ;oaw aomft tor lyncnmsr, ib is sam, were
. . . . Lh flio mnh hflforA hia tiftrliminarv
License has been issued authorize name as a wellnown young socieiy -
? .r T.i.-u-i.-L, rol,rt;0 Dnnn tnmarrifidinan on weuneaaay.
mg tne marriage oi ixir. uuuuj-i.uicj B .
.... it. r m r Tl ..'....1 T'Vi a a A 1 f AT 1 Q
aaa Misa Florence, aangnter oi m. resisted and routed the supposed Toe perfect beauty
Tw i,,ttw-All of No. 5. Rev. eetting letters now from his zealo9s reaistea ana rouiea tae "po Ji t- M0
B F Davis will tie the matrimonial church folk, wanting to know wh, mob was composed ot tne touowmg
rr, c Arr in the world he is to be married out men :
"uuw UCAb WUUUttH I ; i m a ...
of his own church. Some of these
Few people take a3 much interest -. ; . n a . f. : Eddy Morrison
j tut. Ikind enquirers also want to know T TJ tj
u UlH'lSlniT LflR TlUullCrj aa U.UCS iJii.I 7 . lO JU. JJUKCX
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John K Patterson; who is always up what he means by "leading germans Dr. Keed
to date in the erecery line. He has in Raleigh:" that they see his name Jay Sims
juet received a fresh lot of Heckler's m te papers in that capacityl
tucswneat, macaroni, ginger auapo,
pretzels, cakes, ; crackers, figs, dates,
nuts, raisins, edeoanuts. nlain and
fancy candies, lemons, apples,
oranges, canvassed hams, leaf and
country lard, cottolene, Daisy cheese,
the hnest ever brought to the city,
an assortment of molasses, ana in
fact eyery thing that ia found . in a
ell regulated and first-class gro
eery store. nib
When Baby waa rick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was a Child, she cried for CastorbW
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, ahe gave them Castoria.
R. L. Keesler
J. P. Query
Will Johnson
V J DBost
Maun Stuart
Sheriff Sims.
Sheriff Sims informed a reporter
this afternoon that White had been
saf ely removed from the j ail. He
would not tell if he had taken him
out of town or not. No trouble is
looked for tonight, although it
might be that the sheriff will place
a guard at the jail to protect the
otUer prisoners. r
CnrNo. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiest'seoe on the mar
ket. .
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yet.
Our No, 70 Round 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
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison,
bargain;
COUNTER
in the middle ot our house
where we will place on it
every day something special,
and to keep up with this sale
it will pay you well to drop in
every day and see what is
going on. t
We want you to come and
. . see us.
LOWE & SON.
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