Arrival of Trains.
io. ii from Richmond arrives at 11:17 a- m-
" Washington " " io p.ftn.
12 " Atlanta - " " 7:22 p.m. , ;
- 36 " Atlanta " 9:35a.m.
37 ." New York " " 8:48 a.m
ts Atlanta ' ' " 9:00 p.m.
61 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,,.
" 63 Southbound ' ' -' " . , ' . 5H5 P- n:
Nos. n and 12 are the local trams between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are . the
fast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton: Nos. 37 and 38 re .the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signal. '
MEADE & BAKER'S
Carboli
At 3.30 oclock the county com
missioeers had not yet decided
whether the hanging of Franfc
Howard would be public or "pri
vate. The country people are 16 to
1 in favor of naviog the man pub-
PERSONAL POINTERS.
licly executed
:
ii v
WANTED Prompt and faithful
gentleman or lady to travel for re
liable established house in North
Carol iu a. Salary $750, payable $15
weekly and expenses. Situation
permanent. Referenced Enclose
eeK-addressed stamped envelope.
H E Hess, Pres., 356 Dearborn St,
Chicago. ' . " i'
The trustees of the University
have elected Prof. Edwin A Alder
man as successor to Dr.? Winston.
While Dr. Winston's place will rbe
hard to fill, m uchlhope is felt for the
The Iaeal DentliriCe. istration and the trustees are to ! be
congratulated upon their prompt a c
Wash
Preserves the teeth,
strengthens the
gums and puri
fies the breath.
tion Q securing a worthy head for
that venerable institution. I
The Fourth Quarterly meeting
for Concord circuit will be held at
Centre the 3rd Sunday and: Satur
day before in this month. Presiding
Elder Scros&s will wreanh at 11
25C PER BOTTLE at o'clock Saturday ancl at the same
uuur ouuuay, uner wnicn me sac-
rrTirnm nnllfl fiTfUir frament oi me jjoras oupper wm ne
H I HI V II l X 1 1 f Udministered.' The pastor will fill
I LILLII 0 UllUU UlUIILt hiftremilftr flnnmntmAnta Vftt ni!vt
and Mt; Car m el o n that Sunday '
The Salisbury Herald of August
1st ir before us containing the an
no u n ceme n t of i ts discon tinuati on.
We are sorry to miss it as one of our
--' j I most welcome exchanges. Brother
"7." Wbichard has our roes
A BATCH OPXOCAL NEWS.
kicked Up and Pot in Shape By; Onr
H nfttllaar Pencil Punber.
h.V Wb5chatd ha8 our .best wishes.,
5;L?i-Aii m though the Herald, and Standard
VZa III! I JJ I . Ul.llVBVMVIMMk. - - '
have not always been found on the
James M Davis, of Salisbury, is same standpoint, and we hope soon
Rnen'dincr a few davs with his aunt. I to see him in bis new field at
Mrs;,Moirison Caldwell, in south memory, jn . u., swaying witn un
Concord.
Rev. W H L McLaurin is con
ducting a meeting at Mt. Olivet
Methodist church in No. 4 town
ship, a few miles above town.
" At the home of the bride's father,
Mr. Benton Barnhardt, Sunday
afternoon Miss Allie Barnhardt was
married to George, Greene, both of
tni8cnyv .
m v.v m m 'In
me KacKet Keeps aoreast 01 tne
times. They have just received of
a manutacturer buu samples ot .La-
abated vigor his editorial quill.
Winn Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
Alien she was a Child, she cried for Castorta
When she became Miss, she clung to Castdrla.
When she had Chlldina, sn9 gae them Casto?
Sir. Ed. Fisher Dead..
Mr. Ed. W G Fisher died at his
dies' handkerchiefs which they offer home on North Main street in (this
at 5 cents each..
if . . v " ' 1 : r ' i .. -- a -
Ronk SDrines camnmeetinff be- He had been a long and patient
sins Thursday night, August 6th. sufferer, being afflicted with a
A number of Cabarrus people will a chronic disease of the stomach and
. i . mi i - I '
. auena; ine camp grounas are in had been confined to his bed for two
1 Luuiitud past, uie using ai a luw euu.
The new bank building will be nntil at last the emented.Pnd nam
constructed by Messrs. R A. Brown t.. moo 0 -. 'ii
and William Propst, Mr. Brown to " -." '""
do the brick work and Mr. Prop3t 01 ine cny ana. was w years, oia
to oversee all other work. He leaves a wife and four children,
Never before has Concord had two 2ir and two boys. The fa-
such fine nhotoffraDhic work done neral services were conducted from
as is being done by Farrell & Stone, the residence this af te
The Ebb and Plow of the Human
Tide nt,Yhls7PorV as Seen By. Our
Reporter; v ' - s ' - f -
Mr. Ed Kluttz, of Albemarle, is
in the city today. .
Rev. C A Rose returned to Zab,
Rowan county, this morning.
: Railroad Attorney Geo. F Ba
son, of Charlotte, is in the city.
r Hon. Lee Sj Overman came
down from Salisbury this morning.
; Mrs. J F Brower, of Winston, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
J W Cannon. ' .
Lawyer Morrison Caldwell was
called to Salisbury ' today on legal
business.
Mr. Frank Irvin, foreman of
the Salisbury World,- spent Sunday
in the city.
Prof, and Mrs. James P Cook
have returned from Miienheimer's
Springs today.
Mr. H G Ritz returned from
Salisbury this morning, after spend
ing Sunday there. . .
Mr. James W Watson has re
turned to ..the ' city and resumed
work at the Ou!d Mercantile house.
Mr, Crooks Li ppard left this
morning for Newton, where he will
resume studies at Catawba college.
Mr. C L Smith is here from Ox
ford, He is a witness in the rail-
roadvcase of Whitney vs. the South
ern, v "
Master Lewis Boyd came dn
from Fayette ville Sunday morning.
He will spend a month with home
folks.
.Mr. J Shappirio came in from
Washington this morning and is at
his place of business, the Baltimore
Bargain H ouse;
Messrs C M Cooke, Jr.; and R
B Beard came in from - Bessemer
City Saturday evening and spent
Sunday in the city. j
Mr. Morris Caldwell has gone
to River Bend to attend the tour
nament tomorrow. He will ride as
one of the knights.
Mr. Will H Kimmer, Wcea
resident of this city,, but Jfor six
years railroading in Texas, is on a
visit to North Carolina. He spent
Sunday and today in this city, and
will go to Albemarle tonight.
Must
gO!
!
Plain Mohair
m
NAVY BLUE
ANDBROWN
Thirthy-eight inches wide,
only 37 1-2 cts, worth
i 50 cents. See it. '
ONE LOT
mm
mil
Mi
worth 121 cents
to close out at .
5centsper
yard. '
BROWN: '
Figured ,
Mohair
36 inches, worth 40 cts
to go for 25 cents.
EYE OPENERS-
Gannons
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
OF AGRICULTURE AND ME
CHANIC ARTS
This College offers thorough courses
In Agriculture, Mechanical, Civil and
Electrical Engineering and in bciehce.
lieneral academic studies supplementall y
the e technical courses. . -
EXPENSES 1 PERTSESSION, IN-
CLUDINGPIOARD : j
For County Students . . . $91.00
PorallOtherStudents . . $121.00
Apply for AJatalogues to '
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLIDAY,
Raleigh, N.C, ' President.
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' ' ' , . . : fc
Mount Amoena
SEMINARY-
A Floun8hing School for Young
-
La Has.
TEN TEACHERS
Ornamental Branches Receive
Carefui Attention ,
KEV. O. L. '!'. FISHEB, A. M
Prinoipax, r
MOUNT PLEA3NC. N O
State Normal ant
Indus
a
ernoon
at 4
D?lay not. but go at once, ere it be Liftnt f hft Rpr v p shvviU rtf
a4
Mr Torr, Valler,of No. 4 township, terred jn the city cemetery.
?r:"; t tri "i Mr. Fisher was a member of the
CUIBIULI Ilia IU V llLUIUlUU IU V1B11
his sister, Whom he'nas not seen for Knights of Honor.
nia n m rA tnhnm K H iH nnt 1 . r
'j j otiio auu iuuui . ii u uiu uub . -
know to be alive UUtil lately. The Discovery Saved' nislfe.
' . , - Mr. Gr. Cailloutte, Druggist, at
Ayer's Ague Cure never fails to Beaverville, III, says: To Dr. King's
neutralize the poisons of malaria, .New discovery I We my life. I Was
taken with La drippe and tried all
contains no harmful ingredients the physicians for mijes about. , but
oi ;f ortvi;4 of no avail and was given up and
O - I, ,
is warran
Try it.
ncTi fnr a hnt.Wfl ftTlfl hflcfttl its lIRfi
Mr. H Wiley Ludwig, one of the Lnd from tbe first dose began to
most suDstantiai larmers ol Uabar- eet better, and after using f three
rus and a resident of No. 4 town- bottles wa3 ub and about again. It
ship, delivered to Cannons & Fetzer is worth its weignt in gold. We
twentv-four balea of rnttnn Snt.nr. won't keep store or hoase without
day afternoon. For twenty bales
he received 7 cents, and for the re- j
maining four he got 6 J cents. !
Neither calomel nor any other
injurious drug is contained inAyer's
Pills. They are composed ol the
active principles of the best vege
table cathartic and their use is al
v ways attended with marked benefit.
For a sluggish liver or for constipa
tion, nothing surpasses Ayer'a Pills.
Mollie Reuben, a familiar charac
ter about town, was put in jail
Saturday evening : for whipping
and tantilizing a, four month's old
grandchild. Mollie's daughter,
mother of the child, created quite a
scene on the streets in front of the
court house when the deputy re
fused to let her and her chUd fol
it. Get a free
Drug Store.
trial at t Fetzer 's
Fount! Deaft In Her Bed.
Maggie
who lived
Matthew
Sides, a young woman
jjelp Wanted female.
S10 to S18 per week to Men and
Women for ea9v home work. No
books or canvassine. ' No experi
ence. Bona fide offer. No catch.
Send stamp for work and particu
lars. E. Herrman, 213 South Sixth
Street, P liladelphia, Pa. o31
2K.
SALEM
Academy and College
FOR nearly 100 years this institu
tion for the higher education of
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
SWEETER THE MEAT. L
It is an old and homely adage
and finds an application here.
TVn mater nf TrtpmruiTiflisA Tins
young women has occupied the very Toh(i tho nd of his snmmer
front rank, and was never more reacnea tne ena oi nis summer.
numerously attended thari now. It U IS season IS over ; yours has
,is not only proviaea witn a men just begun. He's anxious to
feeie4ta,dbSae5 sell what is leit of Ms made.
MUSIC, Art, JCilOCUtlon, up iuuuuu ai aimuoi j
and Industrial Studies. We wilFbe SOnable sacrifice, - We're
Fi??8ed 1iiff2ifi? watching yotat interest in this
matter and as - a result have
made some purchases that
will surprise you by their
cheapness.
HERE THEY ARE:-
i 4 ,
Wash goods at 5, 81, 10 and
12i cents. Figured" Mohair,
black, 36 inches, at 25- cents.
Departments well equipped. 27 Teach
ers. 444 regular s:uaents, besides prac
tice schools of 97 pupils, 930 matricu
lates since its opening in 1862. 93 of the
96 counties represented. Competitive
examination at county seat August 1st,
to fill free-tuition vacancies in dormito
ries. ' Applications should he made
hefore Julv 20th to enter the exumina.
tion. No free tuition except to appli
cants signing a pledge to ' become teach
ers. Annual expenses to free-tuition
students boarding m dormitories, $90;
tuition-paying students, $130. Address
President CHARLES D; McIVER, I
Jy 31m J. Greensboro, N. C.
Guilford
College.
GUILFORD COLCEGE,N. C.,,
- OPENS AUGUST 18, 1896.'
Instructionthorongh. ' ' :
For both sexes
Three coursesfoi'degrees. -Also
Music, Art and Physical Training
Healthful location on Dairy Farm.
Expenses moderate.
Send for catalogue.
L L. H0BBS, President.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Wheuln need ol J'ire Iusurance,
call and see us, or viire; We lepre
sent only firstclas vftonie and for
eign companies . ,
Respect 5'atly,
Woodh u e & Haiis.
cation; Term begins septemoer da.
JOHN H. OLE WJHILiIj. ifim:, y
al5 Salem, N. C.
Concord
a
na
Ban
I.
Cojsicord, N. O.
J. M. Odell,
D, B. OCLTEANB
President
Cashier.
v. vcuxx v fw.JT; A bargain, Billows of hand
V D. Coltre, lAssistant Cashier TOrtT1.or hnw
it could be done if we hadn't
rnn Thftrfl's TIO loSS to
Capital, : $ou,uuu r - ,
Surplus, $16,000 j US, but a
You
ALtc
?fataW
'3
X I 1 .... . S
with her brother-m-daw,
Cauble, at Forests Hill,
was found dead in her bed Saturday
morning about 7 o'clock, having ex
pired some time during Friday
night. She was recovering from an
attack of feyer and had sit up all
day Friday, Whenshe retired Frin
day night she was in the brightest
of spirits and was quite hearty. Her
remains were taken to Stanly county,
her former home, for interment.
Big Gain to
t w riAvwnw and the maker pays the piper
DIRECTORS '
I. M. Odbll, D. F. Cajtnon
T?t k ir ITrxrn.
W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly, uome ann seeuiwiu, u, iu,
ii B Come v 15, ana ou cts.
Oxford Ties; rrince Albert
TAiTELE!
run
DR. H. a.
HERRm& M spring Heel Ties in all the
Is again at the bargains, no old goods. All
old stand where n AWan.t fmm thft faotorv.
XhJ f U1JLVVII j -
i1 n u u u i. 2 1 it
1 y hJ U ik-i
.he Trill-"-- 03
pleased : to ceo
-all 7ho aroan
n need J - -of - 1 hia
Come aadCSee lis.
Professional service
Mum mivm
1 MUVUW xia v v v j
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50cts.
G alatia. Ills. , Nov. 16, 1833.
Paris Medicine Cck, St. Louis, Mo. ,
Gitlemen:-We sold last year, 600 bottles oi
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and bava
bought three gross already this year. In ail owr e
pernce ot 1 year, in the drug business, have ;
neTer sold article that gave snch tmiyeraaJ satia.
faction aa iTW Tonic " Yours truly, .
For Bale andJIguaranteed r ti7 ajl i
low Mollie to the prison.
She was about 21 years of age.