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ArriTal of Trains,
So ii from Richraondiarrives at 11:17 a. m. I
' ' Washington .M.f1H93S.p. ra. , : J
6 " Atlanta " " 9:35 a.m.
7 " Ne York " 6:3I-a. m
" Atlanta.-. ." " -j-v-r n
6jXorthbound freight leaves ati2ra. 'i .
63 bouthbound - " . 5:15 p. ta.
Nos. 11 and 12 are .the .local grains. . between
R.-hniond and Atlanta. -,Nos.:afrd-"Ar-'.k,
i ts innll trains between A'frnta kftd-.Wnshine---
Nos. 37 and 38 are th VaShinforf- aH
".western Vestibuled Limited trains ajjd St&p
.1 Concord, pn signal, f r Y? 1 j.y r
Gamblers in Town.
-P-visited the tent on the
vruae lot, pitched hr fh- a;i
f SftSSSP 9?2SSgli?vi there
1 cash
Quinine
Hair
Tonic
1 . 1
Tli is admirable preparation is
now- too well known to re- "
quire recommenda
tion. . :
To stop the fallinefof the Hair, pro
mote its growth and cure
xJandruff it has no equal.
Entirely free from oily - or
Greasy Substance. -
35 cents per bottle
AT
FETZER'S DRUG
CONCORD, NyG.
own
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A BATUg OF LOCAL :NEJ?&
Picked Upland Pat in Shape Ilr ;Ont
liustlfne Pencil Pusher.
Mr. John Creech, of jCannanville,!
After a week's nolidar 'le white
graded school opened np again 'this?
morning -. . .... ;
'Tis a iunny sight Jo view thei
big sleeyea under , a commonsized
umbrella thiay atrf
.Gray .enamcJied ateW -ixaaat .bread
pans," dish pang, cake ' pans, coffee
pots, etc., at Jtf j HUTs . , Qpen at
nigixr.
"trl while ihe CeiJar Grove
1 Ya 'th:riFht as we entered stood
an ?ani who, worked the wheel
;?r tune" and his song was to
"w?, fte indicator," and from all
SHU6n8 it coat all the way from
50 cents to $5 to watch it each time
It revoiyed, while the band continued'
to play, V . ". .. j .
To the hft of this was the man
with the numbered ;.uten pins" and,
for your money you got "dubs" aU
ways with a double -amount of ex
perience while the band played.
For the amusement of the "inno
cent" and the ' 'trapped' a man play
ed with, .shakes, while the band
played and charmed its listeners, li
The joos8 skin man did not do
3 much of he skinniojg:, jalthough he
wp uu mi auuu m me Dusmess. A
man walked on sharp edge swords,
while Me -band played enchanting
airs:' A "PuQcn and Judy: per.
f oriaance iook placeat-hef ore the
haUDOXL,ascended, .while . the - hand
1f
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Cigarettes
kSSw D"u ke Sons MaSSWy
rTtfLAMERlCAN TOBACCO CO
UUHHAtfl, N.C. U.S.A. 4-
MADE FROM
igh imda Tebaseo
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE BUSH OF HUMANITY?
AND OtTAT.TTYI
JU. .-.
The. most important is
DYE AND FINISH. &
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Meteor Serge, 35 inches wide,
w French Serge, 45 inches wide, Q
Q wool both ways, 4Qc , per yard; n
worta 00C. " '
French Henrietta," 45 inches
$ fcwide, wool both ways, 50c;
worm ooc. - ; .
Black Faille Francaise Silk,
inches wide, 85c; worth
$1.00. :
Another lot of
LOWE & SOW
People Who Travel, as Seen Tby nr
Reporter. ..-? J, .
Mr. Ed P Hill is spending . tjie
arternoon n unarlptte.: j lu
Mr, Burton Bennett returned
from Atlanta last night. ' "
--Merchant- Clarence Qt Heiliz
was hp from Mt. Pleasant today, j
Mr. J F Downum, of Dallas,
spent Sunday night in, the city
relatiyes. .a;,,- i
Do jsw ?f
Odbkihg stoves Seating stores.
FcTcast for tdmorrow says : Tues
rla faiW drl 'hAliV' T Trtiot iCAIrt
vave signal; temperature will fall
25 degress by Tuesday evening." -''
The city school board was -ivot in 4
regular monthly "session: this after
noon on account of the absence from
Bd.UGLESi-
in black, 50 Inches wide, $1.00 W
per yard;' worth" i;35. Phey Q
are shaggy got the curl up to n
date. -
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XHEOKTED PLAIDS,
lkivwqpl, inches wide,
nrh Wcurlprice 60c. h See
our
The
new smoke
tracts ft)
because
but
Ml' in jajl, it was a "gift show
just .what the sheriff i&gued them
license for. It is the biggest fraud
and -ianihl ine scheme ever let come
Mrs. 0 Fisher and Miss Kate
had license and the band played, f Torrenoe, of -Forest HiliraVe yisitink
S 5 " ' : friends in Charlotte; 4 U f:
The Orfiran of the ConYere'ace , .: . ! - !.
rMr;?osephuV Dannie! writes to Hr. Charles F ijchie was
hia Raleigh News and Observer as own from Salisbury yesterday rA
loiioa qncerning ine v-n.r4Siianj ww luuruiug. , , . . .
Advocate- j J Encineer Will Barrier, of
7 Ters some.diference of; ppin- Feflix flour mills has'ge-fihar
ion I about the Advocate and I its ii - ,v vx ?
Charlie Misenheimer rer
ined C6da.frbm Balisburyj -where
he has been for some time. v !- i
Retdaville Saturday night .and weht
out to Mt.iPleasanjt yeser
-Messrs : E Hm Hall and Harry
Fry ling have gone to Charlotte o
put in a very difficult job of electric
wiring.
Mr, James Lee Query and
sister, Miss Jjiiliah Queryl Of Meck-
lenbur county, spent pun aay jn jn
city with relatives;'0 C.'.T-j.?' -V ';')
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Kev. B F Davis returned Jo
city tosday ff roni Davidson, county,
where ha has been ( assisting in n ?r
ligious. meeting. i ' i
tsflfs3 A5 Ridenhonr and
Houstbh Cochrane' rturhdJtoP&S
Ipr fas
95l&nd 85 cenJtalper j)air. Fits
meUd.1 PoWkJoni?toolate,
CANNONS & FETZEK
lojne nf hemi $i;e not; vlts priticism J
and "defenders; ' ' ' SL Blair
other changes are Amoni? the X)0ssi-
bilities. rfiev R B John andevJ
John N.JCole, representing the'EasU
em Conference, were requested to
mdet 'V thd committee on book's' ahd
periodicals, and '.discuss the paper
dues tion. It is understood there
townipf several members; No ' ibf? is1' a strong sentiment in favor of the
poi tant tfusiness was to fiaye dome' Conference electing an1 editor, Jt and
Mr. H L Fowler, for a long time tendering him to the owners t V the
eight boss of the spinning rpdms at pan But. the , prpbalulitiea .ire
ii. . :? ' ms?S'hMf -t-V- .SlllTj' JjlfrVtiiff fViAro will .hp nn n.hancrn in the
me vjannou iaciones, nas refligucupw. -jfrr t---tot "
his noflitinn hprft to ancent One morel Plan. .v;
e
. s. . '-i
lacratiye at "'Wioitoo. f Mi '"vUl 'wui AircomTSSu vSJFxiteeiy..
leave for that pliie&onaay AexVi' riB'-fi ftttuH-Mj Te
f.-?r. .-!!! &
OHhY
FIVE MGfJE EEK
sJ5 ti::
TV ill y ou liave the ad
vantage of this mag
nificent stock ?ti y;o.ur
own price.
Our house .has been
rented to. other paxi .
ties ann we will have
tKivoiseiprilie
1st of January and to
close v out : the stock
: we- will sell goods at
prices lh,at have neer
been heard of.
100 DOZEN
THEf .
COM
M'A-JN
e fashion plates are
e teliev;; war wear
black and i there never J
,wa snxjL a.enand for
BLApi&RgfSf GOODS
to thie ixclisin of all col-
fabiiM? Nothing
adds mrp to the beauty
appearance than a ' fine
blak spfown, which is alike
gfeonbniical and ultra fash
5labl& have just
gotten t in pur black and
na
f&$HesJ wre low can
SUjLce Henrietta
'bUi.Ai; H Ktib Aft i n nh as
e Oa.n Bll Ton a l
wide for
Black
BUCK
5 0riiatock of
.useit-iJ a pretty ece cf fork intnuwts:baT0 not ,et. been read Wattias, 'who .iaye pn
thatthere "arB;four;lgr"ioa on -riTt a. i'. . J L mti.dn .with Mias MaMii ifiwU
each cotnejj g?b ftt? ffhere jyj fee returned to ns. This gomery, ha?e rel.urn.ed.to
by theironbtlieir5 is eood news and will be received at Milton v S
. " mnuablT hi evervbody of all ; ,
always -sold at 10 and
15 cents goes1 on our
ht 6 centsr They have
i : t
All dress e;oods cut
to. cost and below.
Flannels at tSrices you
have not seen before.
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Php tinmpmria enres of xnenma- "vs &-rp- - . i - E lft wftner and ner euen,
r, . fipnnmitiations. . , , n - . .-s.: - v -i k i '
Miss Koxie -p niienwicieri xcuarmraw
fism by the oeof the old standard
THIS'.
CteaDones iiie the latest
production , - We , ask all
Ladies to see "our dress
goods bepj buying else-j EVERYTHING .
prettiest line of
y.er buuwu iu wuuwfu
see us and
ar jo w Opera
ify
feeble i Square
on tli e mar
at 7 r.-ipRtslitajt, is -jgl
I riMIWflMI'llllit I - ... mi .
blMtowfier,-Ayer? ;BF?paru, . . (h ' i.nlwn MtT Pleasant, tliu MtwnooaKwsr
show ajxa0iisivd.a4wi iir TT . - . ' ;- Unending several iaysmosi pieasan
i;:.: liMI Sen World teiifl,us WflYr .
, ' :iCUi J nrpaident was turned out of his own t : . 4 haX
tic, for the most wmar anu.iH.w f TYiaVi withhisi ;wMiW.xexmie nncan, , MwpispT-jgr
.. v7 7 -rV &&g:i EM- -iv family to-be turned out or nouse anaiuy :7ZZ1J1Z
Mr ' 3. -Ritoakf 6t flbina OrPTf, .,11.: CA T,S,nHIr eicitea : oitvClty tm mWK W Wf:!f9 ; J Ton nrattiest flOe
waa inr4tor in in'-Vreia fjr "Thii is what Attorney Bmim-i , - - tbi. V- ti J: - . !
foarjirfgar? ftf Wbbklt to Pro?. E . E (Jampbell, ' -HiKes Elizabeth Gibson id ; Our Ho, & fRaZ0?
SiandIm tio thf doi it Jrholfe 36' IrTine - OouWs. Me- J'annia Bijl spent Snday and today Toe the moafestyhsli yet. , , ,
SMiMk' MtR in the cifeon their return to Green -Oat JS& "!9J
beturti iffilptHK- ttKil W!ioflt.rtly borofa ASaitatess gra Uer, all t low figures.
KDl4". ?,J . . j & obliged pnrchaae a 'resi. iPIrM . Our city trade "Leader"
. :.J .Tn.: RP.. i bn-ildins: though ammediateli Patterson with their Yuiting.fjeminr . . i-r
muu" -V ri.,: tt.o d infnll view of theirs irVV'ri, 'Missss Addi? .Jenny, ,andbacK.
curea .ny tner .ne t J(p-.'tr if
r
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- 'Asj.-.Jr -"usvu 1 in f TT nnfor MttiA Miller
VieorAlfthesiston that na- rThls ; V . ?ne . PPl!"r iii? "IIU - A 4
i rft r.'i:: hair
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Our city
IJossom expra
inuslin double front
patent continu
ous facings on back and
hair Misses Annie ana ura iipoyer w our rew
is town are -attending, and the one; of afternoon ; nnder special :esoo?1oM ai meaow ric
supplied y this e'xceient , .prepara
tion . ' ' - Vr' 1 '
whose faculty Rev; W (f Camphell is Messrs Frank' McGraw and Deperry QlggON
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