ArrlYal of Trains.
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No. ii from Richtnondiarriyes at 11:17 am.
Atlanta " 7.2a p.m.
Atlanta ?; - '. .n- tt.--
12
. 36. r
37
38.
New York
AUaata
11
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8:51 a. m
9:00 p.m.
Northbound f refcht leaves at 12m
1 1
4
5:15 p.
63 Southbound
NOS. II and 12 are - the lnral !i-jins Wsn
'Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 ate the
ast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton. Nos. 37 and 38 are , the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signal- " ' - "
J?me Toilet Waters.
Crab Applt? Blossom,'
True Violet,
Genuine Florida
& Bost now and all during the hoh
d?JJ 3t.
Salisbury Herald: There was a
small collision on the railroad yard
hre last night The shitting engine
ran into a freight trsia and was
pretty badly smashed up. We un
derstand that the night yard crew
has been suspended because of the
accident,
In bulk at one dollar per pint
You "can have your bottle
filled as you want at
Ayer's Pills, being composed of
the essential yirtues of the bost yege
table aperients, without any of the
Cologne J woody or fibrous material whatever,
and Florida Waters . is. the reason why they are so much
more effective and valuable than any
cathartics, The best family physic.
Jno. P Allison keeps a -good 'line
of dry goods, shoes, hats and gro
ceries which he offers as low as the
lowest. Call to see him.
Governor Carr has pardoned
Thomas Birg, colored, a convict
from Franklin county, who was serv
ing a twenty years' sentence for as-
sault with intent to kill. The case
is an interesting oup: Birg was put
in the penitentiary eight year3 ago
and directly after his conviction
FEIHTJ DRUG STORE,
CONCORD, N. C. '
.-THE RUSH OF li OMANITY.
reople Who Travel, as Seen by Oar
- Reporter.
Mr. John H Joss, of Charlotte,
was 1 a . the city this morning.
Mr. Anthony. Bost has gone to
China Groye to yisit his stock farm.
Messrs. A B Correll, 0 B Wag.
oner and Scott Freeze returned this
morning from Atlanta.
Mrs. L A Bikle, of King's
Mountain, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George W Means. r
Esquire D H Ridenhour re
nrned Friday night from Charlotte
Federal court. . .
Misses Iaa Weddington and
Lila Stafford, of Hsrrisburg, are
visiting at Sheriff Sims'.
Mr. G E Ritchie and two so as
have returned from the exposition,
getting home . Friday afternoon on
the lae tiain.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
Viclied Upland Put in Shape By Oar
HuMtliue Pencil Pnsher.
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It was a good trade the merchants
enjoyed today.
' Fresh . Carolina . Rice lust in at
a
negro named Morns was convicted
and sent there, Two weeks ago Mor
ris becamft fatal lv ill. nnrl insf. "hp
J P Allison's for 5 cents per pound. fore deftth confeeged that e and
An exposition party will leave to- not Birg. committed the
morrow for Atlanta.
Leaye orders for celery and oysters
at Dbye& Boat. 3t.
crime.
Governor Ccrr gave Birg his pardon
as a Thanksgiving gift.
It is often a mystery how a cold
Cotton is bringing 8 cents today, nas . been "caught." The fact is,
m -TT -
It is not coming in very fast, al- however, that when the blood is poor
thengh sixty bales were marketed, and the system depressed, one be-
Mr J T W, nlnW nnt comes peculiarly liable to diseaees.
Cj 1 VI 7 1 11 1 al j jV
bargains in furniture in the Morris "nen me appeiue or ine Birengm
.building, next door to Morris House fails, Ayers Sarsaparilla should be
Bob Johnson, white, and George
"Kirk, colored, have been placed in
ifil to await trial at the next: term
of court, for an affray. -
"It is very likely" says Principal
taken without delay.
Fine Kentucky Horses and Stales.
Wait for Dodd's auction sale of
Kentucky horses and mules, Saturs
day, December 21st, 1895, fifty head
of horses and mules, at M J Corl'a
Shinn, "that the graded school will stable, Concord, N. C. Come to the
close down next Friday, giying two sale, as thejr will positively be sold,
weeKS noiiaay." uegardiess or cost. Eacn Horse cr
.
t ... , , . i 1 mule must be as represented, or no
Beans, oatmeal, hominy, gelatine, ! . -p ... . wv;
I VnlA nri 1 1 rrk hAlH wntti - m nhtnA
aay, jjecemoer zucn, uome ana see
. A iug, securely folded in a heayy them. R. A. Dodd
cloth, was recentlv found m the
corner of a certain yard in tnis city.
.The jug had contained brandy
recleaned
Santa Claus, ,
All arrangements have been made
by Sims & Alexander to furnish
everybody with fireworks. They
haye all kinds of - roman candles,
whistle booms, cannon crackers,
little crackers, firecrackers, soda
crackers, and, in fact, the hand
somest assortment of the finest
makes of plain and fancy candies.
See them before you buy elsewhere,
for Sana Claus has made, them
headquarters. Thev are going out
of business and sell cheap. d&wd!9
LOlli COLU
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Witliont Kepresentation.
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T C Linn, Esq., who is clerk to
the committee on rostomces and
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Railwavs m the House, came in from
Washington this morning. Mr, Linn
says that We are virtually without
representation in Congress that
our repiesentative, has Jnot
opened his mouth since Congress
met. Mr Linn calls our attention
to the fact that the Vance eulogies
are distributed by the new Congress
men and not by the old ones as
heretofore. He will return to Wash
ington to-night. Salisbury World.
Yes. oh ves we are. We- have an
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WHEN PEOPIiE SEE THE BAR
GAINS WE HAVE THEY 5
WONDER HOW WE GET
THEM.
Take Towles We
have a splendid one for 10c, A gen-
ueman came m.tne jjuier day and
Dougnt tnem tnougnt we were bluf
ringhimu We otin another lot-
Same price-
Such a collection and variety of
Ladies Handkerchiefs n
plain and far cy border. Think of
buj mgr thr m for 5c. Can't tell them
from 10c. ones. v -
Moquet and
Smyrna Rugs
Such useful presents. Tou can buy
one for 75c $2.25, $3.50, 84,00.
GLOVES l5g 20, 25 and 35c.
Kid Gloves, pretty shades at 1.00
per pahs. ... .A ;
Quite a prefty line of SATINS
for fancy wbrk
See our
UUGIilllG CitfflS
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Split your Sides for 25c :
Jacquards and
Boueles
and quite a good line of SERGES
45 inches wide 40c. per yard.
JLJon t iorget, an wo dj, ootn ways
25c. yd. Beautiful white Counter
panes $1.00, $1,50 and $2.00. .
Presents that satisfy, ease the
conscience and give you the happiest
Christmas ever spent. Can t miss it
on anything. SBound to win. No
trash.
Cannons k ffk
We want your trade and
will sell you goods at such,
prices that it will be to your
interest to come and see us.
Box Paper g
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24 sheets paper and
24 Eeveiopes in box
for 5 c.
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Children Reefers, K
o
4 to 12 years old for
$1 25, that sold for
W $2 25 and $2 50. '
thankful if he
mouth.
never opens
his
Fresh citron, raisins,
currants, extracts and spices for
fruit cakes and Christmas goods at
J P Allison's.
Lost a Tooth ana Bruised Ills Face;
Master Leonard Brown was the
victim to a painful accident Friday
night, just after dust, while on his
way from the c!ty. He was on his
bicycle and tiayeling at a yery rapid
rt.f when ha ran between the
By mutual agreement Mr. E O , :. nf uflfiffi ri Rrnwn'fl
. n t t I
lieacn nas severed nis connection
with the G W Patterson cotton mill
as superintendent. He and family
will continue their residence in this
city.
The third series of stock matures
horse, which was pulling his buggy and .;, 0 id off thia m0Qtht A
. . . . T j.t ,,? I
ac a trocung speea. in iu collision . navin inTeatment,
hvw" tr"j
Leonard got a tootn KnooKea out J. P. Allisoh, Pres.
and seyeral loosened, besides his x Woodhousb,
race Daaiy ssmneu uF. aim uug wM ecrefearv nd Treasurer.
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Circus soap still leads tne market, following mm and ne was looKing
Celluloid and corn starch, Pearhne
and Soap Foam for sale at J P
Allison's.
back at his faithful guard when the
accident happened, His injuries
are not eerious.
Keeper John W. Cook, of the
county home, says he has already
Killod over 2,000 pounds of ports and
will yet kill 1,000 or more pounds
this year. This is the largest quan
tity of meat raised any year since he
has been in charge of the home .
Heinz's mixed pickles and fine
THE :
eoM WSman
If the fashion-; plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
was such a demand for J
ignoramus there and we should be BLACK DRESSS GOODS
to the exclusisn 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 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
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
Building: and JLoan i5tn -Series
Opened.
The fifteenth series of- stocs in
the Concord Perpetual Building and
Loan Association opens Saturday,
December 7th. Call on the -secre
tary and treasurer and subscribe.
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Peenllar It Is.
Mr. 0 W Kimbro, of Forest Hill,
sent us an egg that is very peculiarly
shaped and designed. It is perfectly
flat on one side, on Thich is plainly
Ladies Capes
for $2.50 and
up.
We have the cheapest
line of
SHOES
i
you have ever seen, .?
Henry Weal Goes to Albany.
The Cabarrus countef eiter, Henry visible the rising sun, sending fourth
Neal, who put into circulation a its brilliant rays, while on each end
year, or more ago a nnmberlof ille-i8 noticeable a paling fence with tall
gaily coined dollars, was tried Fri- posts. It's a curiosity.
dav last at the Federal Court in CaDftrrils county Pensioners.
Charlotte. He will get a free trip Register Weddington nas nanaea
Aihanv npnifpntiarv and Lb ktiA fnllnwini? statistics relatiyfc to
'Daisy cream cheese, besides an u. m n hard labor. Neal the Cabarrus county pensioners, by Toe perfect beauty. i q-
.MrtoentoeesaiidnntBaK , . MftA fn, Wt an, th.Rtatet - . Cur So. 71 Needle B4b
ly for tne unnstmas traae ai uuuu --v v-.Vw - v. -
K Patterson's. Newest goods in pearance at the last term of Federal 40 widows, $16 each,
A ' ' i , 1. t. -1.: aa fA.fnUad 9R onlrlifirfl. "
LOWIl. I Court. QUbU. BMUUCUtauw iuiicmu ,
LADiE'SBSHOESH
ever shownj in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced. .
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Master Richmond Reed, who bis bond
sprained his ankle while playing
football two weeks ago) was out
upon the streets Friday for the first
time 8inc2 his unfortunate accident
nra it. is nnlv bv means ot a crutch
Worse In Swain Tnan at .Ctrahani,
Just before goin to press we no
tice in the Charlotte Observer a
criticism of a report in the Ruther
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48
64
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Total
256
288
64
$1664
Mr. R P Neal, of Marion, has ac-
f ord Democrat of the reported conn cel)ted a position at the depot.
nd :ane tnai ne can uuumo duct of JudgQ KObinson at wanam ; R . . rn m g ticket3
irth th'A Observer thinks 1 . , . -i
Grocery man John ratterson fr0m Concord to Atlanta anu rtstuxu
has undoubtedly the best trade of the charges toograve to betrue, account of exposition, December
the town, for he has the freshest We have bee V.nform,fcdyie 19th to 25th inclusive, for $4.5
goods and the greatest variety of persons that his conduct -at Swam d tri Final limit flYe
any store in the city. Hommy, court was even more outrageous wr rouou
.grits and buckwheat always fresh, than M Graham.-Franklin Press, days from date of sale. ,
uare
640 1 Toe prettiest seoe on the mar-
AIR KQU ,
Our No. 69 Iromted Kazor
Toe the most stylish yet;
Our JNo.. 70 wound. Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacfc, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison.
We want to
sell to you,
LOWE&SOW
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