AMiftl of Trains,,
. ,r from Richraondi arrives at 10:27 a. m.
" Washington " 9:58 p. m.
, " Atlanta v " " 7:22 p.m.
' A Atlanta 41 " 9:35 a.m.
New York " f 8:51 a. m. -.
i " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m. . .
64 Northbound freight leaves at 12m., '
63 Southbound " "5:15 P.m. :
Kos 11 andia are the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the
f t mall trains between Atlanta and Washing-
f Nos. 37 and 38 are the Washington and
uthwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signals - . J .. -f
HEADACHE CURED
FOR 10 CENTS
FETZER'S Headache Salts
QUICK, SURE, PLEASANT ;
AT
rtlZER'S DRUQ STORE.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NHWS.
kicked Upland. Put in. Shape By .Om
II ustlias Pencil Pusher.
Kew moon last night.
Only five more weeks until Christ
Fire place grates and heating
stoves. Open at night. W J Hill.
There was a yariety of tramps in
ne city yesterday and today.
Cndymakers have pitched their
u'ut ne-ir the poatoGfiee.
Koasters ana bakers tor meats,
chickens and turkeys from 45cts up.
W.J Hill. tf
-r
change ia Yorkes' jewelry
advertisement. They have a
7;aiidiotne line.
Cotton 13 bringing only cents
this evening,-although a few bale3
brought 8 10 in the forenoon.
U .Richmond Montgomery was
on the s'.reefc this afternoon," after
yeral days' confinement to his room.
car load oi cudet3 from the
Open at night.
The Maryland Democratin PMe
Association, composed of fifty mem-
uers, psed down the Southern this
morning on their way to Atlanta.
H Tucker, a patient in the Florida
State Insane Asylum, committed
suicide Sunday night by. hangirg
uiuiaen witn a bed sheet to a joist.
D M Walker nava ha Wl,ai.
market prices for all -kinri nf
country produce, cash or barter.
Don t forget the place opposite D 0
In addition to other improvements
on the front of his store room, Ess
quiie W J Hill will put over the
sidewalk a beautiful awningf" such
as are in other parts of the town. It
THE RUSH OR. H CM ANITY.
People Who Travel, as Seem by Our
- Reporter. '
Dr.FE Hartsell was in the city
from Georgeville.
Mr, Georg W Fisher is visiting
in Charlotte, for a fe.v days.
'Mr. A JWhittimore has gone
on a I usinesa trip to Alamam e
county. -r .; T ' ;
Messrs. J 0 Wadsworth and W
W Elowe returned last night from
Atlanta.
may save some snow sweeper a cold
job this winter.
Mrs. 3 J Lowe and daughter,
little Ashland, are spending the
afternoon in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs.-Jno.-M Harkey,
of Lexington, were in the city Mon
day eh route to Mt. Pleasant. -
Misa Maggie Johnson, accom.
You may eat cheap food and not panied by her brother, Master Gori
be seriously hurt by it ; but you can- don, have gone to Atlanta to take in
not take cheap medicines without the Exposition.
positive injury, if you us? any sub- Mrs, M L Ritch and mother,
stitute for Ayer's Sarsaparilla, you Mrs. Murr, returned to Salisbury
do so at the jjeril of your health, per- this morning alter spending several
haps of your.life. Insist on having days in the city;
avers, ana no other. Mrs. S E White, of Fort Milla.
Mr. W T Tucker, for mprlv uu S' 0., is jisiting her sister, Mrs. J
1 I IV f i,in n i. nj.n t
n nf MK Pliant w t a apu. vueu is in uesse
IU3
Dye Finish
and Quality !
The most important is
& DYE AND FINISH.
Anson county spent Monday in the
citv. He has a brother at - Cinnon-
yn e. jyir. lucKer loacone les; in
the war, and two years ao while
hunting he accidentally shot his
foot which had to be amputated.
At 2 o'clock" this afternoon the
funeral service of the .late Mrs. M
E Castor was conducted from the
home cf ner husband on West Depot
street, by "Rev. Al G G Scherer, her
pastor, which was concluded at the
cemetery wnere tue remainB swere from Lexington to be in attendant
put in their : last resting place. unon the marriage event that will
o i -
An aDD.e waon man from East ws-ur tomorrow eveamg.
Ternessee came up West Corbin
street. He stopped his team at the
mer this evening.
Mrsl N F Yorke and Master
Scott, spent the afternoon at Harris
burg. They brought back with
them little Louise Wilson. v
Mis3 Annie Bost, ftf ter spend
ing some time m the city with her
sister, Mrs. J W Cannon, left this
morning for Salem; where she will
spend some time with relatives.
Misses Canaille Hunt, Li I lie
Springs, Winnie Adderton and Mrs.
Zib Walser arrived in the city to lay
CO
Davia Military. Institute at Winston
passed through en route to Atlanta.
The forecast for tomorrow says:
Wednesday fair, probably followed
by local showers. Much colder at
night.
Monday morning gave us 'the
3rst. .frozen ground for' this winter.
Mr. E G Erviu'cilled our attention
to it " .
-Never in the history of the city
lilt .VU.IU.J . - -
Kit. the black mule that Mr. J
Allison Ponarp. then he mounted St. . . . . , '
x. 1 . A uune unves to nis miiK wasron.
James cnuren steps ana began
knocking at the door. Getting no
answer he turned and remarked to a
little negro "there mustn't be nobody
at home" The young Africo
American took great pleasure in
sayjng "why mister, dats a church.
acted very naughty early this (Tues
day) morning by making a dash
down West Depot street, frighten,
ing several people and runuing the
hack against an electric light "pole,
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 bothways, 50c;
worth 6oc.
Black Faille Francaise Silk,
20 i inches wide, 85c: worth
$1.00. -
Another lot of
"BO U CEES!
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, 33 inches wide,
worth 75c our Jprice 60c. See
our patent
LOWE&SOM
DO
YOU
KNOW
f Fiw
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CANNONS & FETZSK $
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 goin'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 ofj .
PRESS
GOODS
. , , ....
uw ior oeiow tlieir
value. Our lace tock has
been cut down in price until
you can afford to trinTcheap
dresses with
2o and 35 cents per pair. Fits
like kid. Don'tjcome too late.
We are selling. - -
THE
COMING
OMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
wapisuch a demand for
knocking all the spokes out of the BLACK 3 DRESS! GOODS
Ferest llill Sews.
Mr. C M Suther is off duty to
day, he having stuck a nail in his
foot yesterday. -
Messrs. B E and F E Bates, of the
Whitin machine shop, Whitinsville,
Mass, are sotting up five new
were yacaot dwelling houses in such spinning frames in No. 2 Mill, con
demand. Eyery day there are ap- taining 238 spindles, each of the
r.liciuts for a home. latest make.
-Dr. W H Wakefield, of Charlotte, There is a great, demand for
will be.in Concord at the St. Cloud nooses up this way ; it- seems the
on Fridav. November 29. Hiaprac gunplv is not equal to the demand.
9 I X. w
nose
tf
tice is limited, to the eye, ear,
and throat.
Alias Bessie Kimmons, of Mill
Hill, is teaching a school at Centre
Grove school house in No. 4 town
ahip. She began Monday.
Mr. W B Zimmerman has gone to
the Exposition to see the sights.
The oyster supper which is to be
given by the Ladies Aid Society, of
the Forest Hill M.- E. Church is
innVo forward to with much an.
Mrs. Joe Neisler and Master Lloyd xiety, to us especially who haven t
Phillips, sister, and nephew to Mrs. had a square meal since roasting ears
:! E (laatnr. arrived in the city last and beans vanished from the mar-
ni.aht. from ftonk Hill. S. C. and ket. Many thanks to the brayefire
in nn,A. men. who so kindly postponed their
?it y ai.,i Y-anm "rv fine entertainment in order to help out
carp m a pond near "alippary rock" the good ladies m this work, and it
. . rr . 'r ;a I t.hftt.thev all uiav have a
snrmz. He recentlv maae a nam uit
oiirteen that measured from ten to good patronage
tweatyPeight inches, -
Charlotte News: Mr, John Kan
kin, of Mill Hill, Cabarrus county,
'va ia the city today, with a large
hind wheel, turned th9 cans out
and spilling milk all along the
street, which bore evidence that this
is a land that fiiws with-milk. Kit
was halted on Spring street as she
confronted Mr. Will Gooaman's
team, into which it looked as if she
would plunge.
A Strike In Charlotte.
The strike of last week at the fur
niture factory in Charlotte is still
on. This morning's Observer says :
' The trouhle is entirely confined
to the machine shop. Out 'of fifteen
hands employed in there eleven have
quit. As mentioned Sunday the,
canae of the trouble was. the hands
state on account of a negro being
put on a machine and, and then the
white men refused tov work inJhe
shop with a negro. They claim4iat
a negro was also given a white
man's place as engineer. Mr. Elliott j
doesn'eseem much concerned-about
the matter. He told the hands he
would run the shop if he had to do it
himself. The hands say he cannot
doit Two more men quit last
night.
Now is the time when lyoa .
can't let your feet stay on the
ground. You must put shoes.
on all the little people, and if-
you don't kno,w that LOWE'S
is the place to -
Mr. T R Pesmger, of this hill, is
y 3 i 1. . V UMirVf a nior And.
in nara luuii., uo. uuugu '
delegation of his neighbors, en route
to the Exposition. Mr. Rankin is
chairman of the delegation.
The demand for -Ayer's Hair
Vigor in such wfdely-separated re
gions as South America, Spain, Aus-
tr.dia, and India has kept pace with
the home consumption, which goes
to show that these people know a
.good thing when they try it.
as he thought, safely penned it, but
when he went to exhibit it to some
friends, to his great "astonishment,
the pig was 'gone. It had either
crawled down a crawhsh noie or
climbed out. I will give a de
scription of the lost swine : A black
'
niff witn long snout and;-eye prows
a liberal reward will be given for
information leading to the recovery
of the swine. . li-
Noyember 19, 1895.
Then Baby -was sick, we gave her Castorla.
JVhen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wben she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
For Rent.
The store room, next to Dovs &
Bost, now occupied by Sims' & Alex
ander, is tor rent. It is 22x75, with
goed basement. Possession giyen 1st
January, 189IT. Apply to
to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. Nothing
adds more to the beauty
and dignity of a woman' c
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike
economical arjd ultra fash
ionable. We ha ve . 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
Crea pones are the latest
production. We ask ail
Ladies to see our dress
goods before 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 Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Cur No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiestseoe on the mar-
ket.
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yet:
Our No, 70 Bound Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade 4 'Leader' V
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.
SHOE THE CROWD
tis time yonare finding it put,
other people know it and are
profiting by it. No one wants
to sell shoes at the prices, we
sell them, but they Lmust be
sold.
OLOTHHsTG-1
goes every day and the people
who tade advantage . of this
sale ,put money in their
pocket. Overcoats and suits
now at almost what you want
to pay.
We are placing a special -
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. ' , ;
Wegwant you to fccome and
1 see us.
LOWE & SON.