Arrival of Trains.
"No. ii from Richmond arrives at 11:17 a. m."
35 " Washington " 9:58 p. m.
" 12 " Atlanta " 14 7:22p.m.
36 " Atlanta " " 9:35 a. m.
37 " New York " " 8:51 a. m -
38 " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m.
64Northbound freight leaves at 12m.
63 Southbound " "5:15 p.m.
Nos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
last mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton. Jos. 37 and 38 are the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signal.
ETZER'S DRUG STORE.
1 - ' -'
,. Witch Hazel Cream for
chaps and rough nea of the
skin 15 cents.
THE JiUSH OF h L7MAKITY.
Against the Sberifl of Jackson. "
At iiday the State Treasurer, on I
Solicitor E W Jfon'a UHli n. tnnk : leoP,e Who Travel, as Seen by
Rose Lip Salve, 10 cents
t
EETZER'S DRUG STORE.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
BiR Work.
Capt Propst has "spent all his
Xmas and has returned to Gaffney,
S 0,
PuiiDg the last year he has built
at Gaffney, S. C, a large cotton mill,
forty.five dwelling houses and a
city hall: J
At Clifton he built a hotel and a
8 tore room, besides doing much fine
work at Spartanburg. v
-Capt. Propst is kept moving
about in a hurry, so he is.
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Slabbed Kear the Heart.
Furniture dealer W L Bell is also
an undertaker and came near meets
ing with a fatal acci lent Monday
morning, when he arose quite early
and undertook to-pplit kindling to
chant of Columbia, S. C, is visiting start a fire. He was walking about
in darkness with a piece of light
wood and a knife in his hand and
j idiiment before the : lierk of Hie Sn
p'rior Court againsri the theng of
Jackson county for- four thousand
dollars. vrr 'v ; ; '
A lUeasley ItepoV . : "
A- rumor is afloat to the effect
that the graded school will not take
up next Monday on account of the
town being full 0f measles. " There
are only a few casesjn the city, and
of a yery mild form. The school
will begin Monday unless otherwise
ordered, there .being no foundation
for the rumor.
or
ticked Up and Pat in Shape By Our
U astlluc Pencil Pusher.
Dr. J H Odom is sick,
Resolutions are now in order;
The Exposition flyer has made iUi
last trip.
Mr. O H Deal, a ro perous mer-j
accidentally stumbled over some
thing that caused him to tall. The
blade of the knife penetrattd the
flesh and struck the chest bone just
i
was slippery about the heart. It was indeed a
Td'n of Monday narrow Hrnp frnm hftuinor hia Tioairf
touched.
relatives in this and Iredell counties,
. . .. '
v Ir. Will Widenhouse has moved
"his family to town. They are domi
ciled at Mr. J C Willefords home.
. The bridge that goes over the
-railroad ac the depot
this morning, the
night having frozen, causing it to
hi a little dansrerous to drive over.
Mules and Horses for Sale.
j. ne arm oi oims & Alexander -We nave tor sale at our stables m.
have gone out of the mercantile Concord 25 mules and 15 horses,
.business altogether. Mr. Alexander The mules are large Kentucky mules
'has accepted a position with Lowe well broken, and the horses are fine
& Son and will begin his duties as drivers. The attention of farmers
salesman with the new year. is called to this stock of carefully
selected animals. Good bargains
It was a caution to the merchants may be obtained by calling at once,
who monopolize the sidewalks with Brown Bros.
goods boxes to get their stores out . Concord, N. 0,
of the way when the reel wagon Entertainment"
Qiroa ?i,f nf tran ao if ,iA MnnJ Mrs. J H Mason entertained a
ddy evening while going to the 'fire, number of young folks, Monday
t - - n ' night, complimentary to her guest,
xuo Biurc vl iwgua vu., w wji . p,ninm .nf nuiftu. .
Charlotte, had burglars Sunday
night. Much. clothing and gents'
furnishings were carried off. The
thief must have been a dude, inas
much as everything missed was in
part or entirely made of silk.
To the aged, with their poor appe
tite, feeble circulation, and ijn-
Miss Essie Plummer, oi Charlotte.
The Misses Browns will receive to
night from 8 to 12,
Miss Ola Hamilton will enterUin
a number of young friends on
Thursday night.
The Epworth League of Central
Methodist church will be entertained
to-niffht at the home of Mr. J L
Ueitorter.
Merchant j Shappirio has gor-e
north. ' '.";-v" - ' .'
Dr. and Mr. W 0 Huston have
remrced from Mon roe.
5 Miss Addie Patterson returned
to Mont Aroceaa Seminary today.
Mr. D Frank Cannon returned
to Horner's school, at Oxford, this
morning.
Miss Bessie Sims left last night
for the- Normal at Greensboro to
rea ame her studies.
Misses Maggie Be88ent ;and Ad
die Alexander will return to Salem
Female Academy tomorrow.
Mr, Charles Winecoff, who has
been home - spending the-holidays,
returned to Trinity this morning. 1
Mrs Tl ummer and Miss Beulah
Osmond have returned to Charlotte,
after spending seyeral days in the
city,
Misses Emily and Elizabeth
Gibson returned this morning from
Charlotte, where they attended a
german last night.
Misses' Eunice and Margaret
Caldwell, of Rocky River, are spend
ing a few days' with Mr. and Mrs
Morrhon Caldwell.
Capt. D N Bennett left for
Norwood this, morning, after spend
ing a day or - two in town in con
nection with his hardware business,
Mr. S J L")we returned from
Steel Creek this morning, where he
was called by the death of Mrs. Mc
Dowell, Mrs. Lowe's mother. He
left a yery sick child and will return
tomorrow. . 5
The State Alliance Moves Its Head
quarters. The State Farmers' Alliance Mon-
.... . v- '
day removed its headquarters from
Raleigh to Hillsboro.
, Secretary t S Barnes sometime
ago moved his family to that place
Mr. T Ivey, the State Business
Agent, will not remove his family to
Hillsboro. They will live in Cary.
But his office will be" at the new
headquarters, and he will Jive there.
The old Tew barracks haye been
repaired, and in these buildings the
"offices are situated.
Subscriptions to the Shoe factory
that is to be established at that point
are still coming in. Its promoters
say the enterprise will be in opera
tion sometime next year. .
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WHEN PEOPLE SEE THE BAR
GAINS WE HAVE THEY
WONDER HOW WE GET
THEM. ' '
Take
We
nave a splendid ohq for 10c, Agen
tleman came in the other day and
bought -them thought we were bluf
'ing him. We got in another lot.
Same price- .
Such a collection and variety of
Ladies Handkerchiefs m
plain and farcy border. Think . of
bujing thrm for 5c, Can't tell them
from 10c ones.
Moquet and
Smyrna Rugs
SucH useful pre8enfa. You can buy
one for 75c $2.25, $3.50, $4,00.
GLOVES
15, 20, 25 and 35c.
Kid Gloves, pretty shades at $1.00
per pais.
Quite a pretty line of SATINS
for fancy work.
See our
ens
it
Split your Sides fb 25c .
Jacquards and -
Boucles
and quite a good line of SERGES
45 inches wide 40c. per yard.
Don't torget, all wod), both ways
25c. yd. "Beautiful white Counter
panes $1.00, $1,50 and $2 00.
Presents that satisfy, ease the
conscience and giveyou the happiest
Christmas ever spent. Can't mis3 it
on anything Bound to win. No
trafih. ' . . ,
poverished blood, Ayer,8 Sarsaparilla Hfrtsell, on Spring street.
is a boon beyond price. Its effect is
to change the ravages of time, by
invigorating eyery organ, nerye, and
tissue of the body. See Ayer's
Almanac for the new jeai,
Capt. S A Ashe, editor of the late
Raleigh State, has been appointed
cashier in the office of Collector Bckwen and John
Simmons, of the fourth district, to
At the home of Mr. K L Cray en
the vounz folks will enioy one of
those old-time, merry-making candy
pulhngs in which so much sweetness
is long drawn out.
9 m J
Tlie Top of Ills Head Blown OH.
Tne Teachers' Assembly.
The executive committee of the
Teachers' Assembly held a short
session yesterday morning, devoted
to the diECussion of the programme
for tn next session.
The work of the regular session
will be condensed into three days.
The programme will include the
leaders in educational thought in
J ii Pi!)
wm COLUMN
The best thing in
LADIFS FLUUED LINED :
BLACK SEAMLESS HOSI&
for the small sum of 10 cents.
TLe same thing in men's at 10
cents, "
i
a six hook corset for t'O cent 0
is what you'.ought to see.
HANGKERGH1E.FS
rom 2J to 35 cents and are
goodvalues.
Nothing cheaper in!Ttou
than onr.lineof i
RK 5$
If you want a
for 50 cents that - is Qworth,
$too-
you can get it
LiteSatarday afternoon George North Carolina, and will be devoted
and John Summer, two to "live questions only.-'
colored men who live out near where ameui, uoyuer m ; xu4D
succeed . F G Simmons, resigned, .Ut wiiU i roftfl Q most harmonious meeting ot tne
and will take. charge of the posin fArV wfirft out hunting executive committee ever held.
tion January 1st, The selection is Blackwell was walking in front of It is not improbable that the As
a splendid one. Summer with his gun on hia should, sembly will be held at Wrightsyille
il..u onaii.nnd Lt wiiDTi it. waa ftfip.idfintl v dificharcTed, I nxt year
Oyer's Hair Vigor that it can be ' The. entire load of hot struck ry Parker mil go thereto look
uL '.ith bensflt bv anv DerS0D. no Summer full in the forehead and he the ground oyer tomorrow.-R,le.gh
matter what may be the condition was knocked about ten feet in the
of the hair. and. in every case, it on, air. His scalp waa lifted . from the
skull and hung down the back ot ma
neck.
Seyeral shot entered Summer's
skull but most of them glanced,-
TIip wnnnded man was unconsci
ous for several hours. Salisbury
World. -
News and Observer.
occasions satisfaction and pleasure,
in addition to the benefii which in
variably comes from its nse
William Miller, one of Davie
county's most popular and wealth
iest citizens, during a tit of insanity
Friday night, shot his wife , in tb
bck with a shot gun. She was run
ning away from him when he fired.
Her injuries are regarded as BerioBa.
Mr, Miller has several times recent
ly threatened- to kill his wifi and and see me.
hild d23 tf ,
All Free. '
Those who have used Dr. King's
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have now the oppor
tunity tD try it Free, : Call on the
advertised Druggist and set a Trial
Bottle, Free, Send your name and
address to H E Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, and get a sample box of
"itouteu But Not .Defeated." Dr. King s JSew Xiiie lill8 Free, aa
Until January 1 you will find me well aB a copy of Guide to Health
with a skermish line :of Furniture at and Household Instructor, Fxee
the office of King & Lore, Come AUpf which is euaranted. to da you
good and cost you nothing a.tj JfQV
?er'a Drug Store. 7
W. L. Beli
contributed to tliis
great handkerchiei
show. You might
pay from 5 cts to- $1,
but that's not the
point. We offer sev
eral dozen handker
chiefs , at very clow
orices. We are'will-
ing that you should
crn
and try to better
tliem and then come
here. Your 'better
judgment will do the
rest,-
Linen drawn worK
at 'all prices, from$l
ner dozen to $9.
Come andlsee us and
1 we will do y oulooa.
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