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.MANUFACTURERS OF ;
Fine Ginghams
Outin Cloths : ,
Plaids Slieetmg ;
and Salt Bags.
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GENERAL
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;merchadise.
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Bnvers of
COUNTRY
oi all kind, and 4-foot
wood always wanted-
best prices ; for same.
We invite an insec-
tion ol all the goods
we manufacture.
ODELL MFG. Co.,
Concord. N. C
i Pep Cent. Per Month
OR
Guaranteed to All Invtttors
- ON
Investments both Large and Small
WHEN MiDE WITH , '
Th New York In?estment Col
BOOKERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
, 40 AND 42 BROADWAY,"
NEW YORK CITY.
P. S. People wbo.desire tojiave a steady and
ure income on small Tot llarge investments
end for our explanatory free.
There is a difference between ned
cines and medicines.
.Those of to-day, as a rule, differ from
those of the past in many respects.
Fully as jrreat is the difference be
tween Dr. King's
fiOYALMGETUEa
and the ordinary medicines of to-r.
It is unlike them m
:SEriVE THINGS:
1. It do3 not taste like a medi
cine. It is "as J- pleasant to take as
lemonade and makes a most refreshing
drink. ; '. '
S. It never nauseates the most
delicate stomach. , '
3. It doe3 not swap off one dis
ease for another. , It does not set up
one form of disease in order to relieve1
another as is so often the case. !
N 4. It contains, no alcohol or
opium in any form and is always
harmless even when given to a babe
one day ol& . : ;;;!',. : .
5. It does not patch simply it
cures. It reaches as nothing else
does to the hidden sources of disease
in the blood and removes tha canse. It
does this with an ease and power that
have never been equaled.
nIr JPir9 Blood, "stdascfc
W6,6 ud &U forts?
niLAIlUL POISON it stands pre-eminent--withont
s rival or peer. j - V
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KSATum c;:nr.2AL csl, atiwta, ca.
l tTXCT PC3 O-rAGS PCCX tUIlSD TSX2.
A woman never really knows the
meaning of happiness and content
antil ene is the mother of a healthy,
nappy child. The healtn of the
child depends . 'o pon the " health of
birth. Most allo woman's 'weak:
ness arid pahicularltbe eaknes
that most BtronelVJirjEuencea 1 tht
heaUh of oh ar!n. com-from;80ml
tiuctlv feminine organs: -Dr. Pierce's
Favorite rrescnp'iou n care tron
bles ot this nature. Ic should; be
taken regbilartybj every .womauMu
riis" the entire .period of gestation.
It gives strength to all, the organs
involved, lease us the pains of cbi id -
birth ir d insures the health of both
mot her acd.child. O . -
Send 21 one cent , stamps to cwer
cos t ot Amaiiing only, and reci vt .
free a copy of Dr. Viarc, s Medical
Adviser. Address, . World's Dis-
penaarv Medical Association, Bkica
lo, N. Y. , ' '
KeUucetl Kailroad Rates.
Keduced rates have been tut hor
izefi for the following occasions:
N. 0." Grape Growers and X'quor
Dealers Association. . FaveUeyiiie,
N. 0., Aug. 17"; Tickets;; on
sale to Greensboro, N., p., audi re
turn August 16 18, incluaiye. Final
limit August 22s 1896. Fare for
round trip 3, 65,' continuous passage
in both directions.
Account Annual Contention land
Tournament N. 0. State Firemen,
Salisbury, N. O., . August 19 21,
1896 Tickets on sale August 17, 18
19, inclusive Final limit August
ad, lbyb. Uontmuou3 passage in
both directions. Fare foi round
trip 90c. jf -
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Account 4th Aanuaf Exhibition
of the Oriental Industrial Stock,
Froit and Agricultural Fair, New-
berne, N. O., Angwst 24 to 29 1896.
Tickets on sale to "New heme, Jil C.
nd return at rate of our first-class
fare. Tickets on sale August 22 to
28 inclusive, final limit August: 31,
1896. Continuous passage in both
directions. Fare. J or round trip $8 20.
Account X. 0. Volunteer Fire
men's Association, Wilson, ? NJ C,
ugust 11-13, 1896. Tickets on
sale August 9 to 11 inclusive. Final
limit August 15, 1896. Continuous
passage in both directions. Fare
for round trip $6.65.
; Account meeting Grand Union
Lodge of Brothers and Sisters, Sah
isburj, N. C, August lltb, 1896.
Tickets on sale August 10 to 11
inclusiye; final limit August 15,
1896. Continuous passage in both
directions. Fare for ronnd trip $lllO,
Encampment of Union Veterans,
Union and Woman's Veteran Re
lief Union, Binghamton,. N, YM
August 18 tOj 21. Tickets: oiUfiftle
cr tie above occasion at rate of one
first class limited, fare for round
trip $19.80, Concord to Bingham
ton, N. Y. on sale August 15, 16
and 17, final limit August 25th.
Continuous passage in both direc-
uons.! .
C. H. BARNHARDT, M I).
Physician and Surgeon, "
MT. PLEASANT, JS. C.
Calls received and promptly ats
tended to at . all hours., Oflipo at
ooy re8dence lately occupied by Or.
Moose jl9 91y
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Forest flill News... , - - f
Mr; and MrsVS Durham, of
Bessemer City, are visiting ;Capt. J
M Odel!, Mrs. , Durham's father.:, .
Miss Mamie ; Morris, left j for
Montgomery county nesday. for a
two week's visit among "friends and
relatives.
IeBsr8 w sherw00a, W F
Troutman. and J B Simpson have
returned to Leaksvillf, after spend-
iug two eeks with relatives and
friends in the city . .
MW Mollie Kitbhie has gone ' to
New London, where" she will visit
relatives andf rienlls for sonvj timf.
Miss Lola Fink, of 'No. 4, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J&JA Shinn;-on
Simpson-street. - -
Qiiite a number - of our people
attended the picnic at ; Cox's mill
yesterday. -:. ; . .. . 'S. , : rl
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Died In illJnois. rf ; . v !
Mr. C Pbifer Foil,' who left-hiB
native home itv Cabarrus county 18
years' ago, ' died" at';4 his home in
iLitcb field, IUM on Tuesday. Au
gqst 4, after an illness of four days
!with typhoid fe very Mr. Foil was
36 years, 4 months and 25 days old.
His remains were buried at Pane,
111., on Friday,. August 7th. He
was a brother to merchant J W
Foil, of this city, and Mrs. John W
Cook at the county home. Mr.
Foil was a prominent member of
the Litchfield .Lodge Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, and a suc
cessful business man.
Red need Rates. : ; r v..
Reduced rates as follow will be
made on dates named with final
limit 12 days from date of sale.
Concord to Washington a $13.00,
.to Baltimore via Norfolk Baltimore
line f steamer $1L00, . tai New
York via Norfolk and 0 I) S S Co.
$19.00, all rates for round trip. In
connection with these rates there
will be 10 day rates. Washington
to Baltimore and return $2.00,
Washington to Philadelphia and
return $6.00, Washington to New
York and return $10.00, Baltimore
to Philadelphia and return $4.00,
Baltimore to New York and return
$8.00v ' Tickets on sale at Concord
August 10th to lltb, final limit 12
day 8 from date of ale. ; i
Notice of Seizure. t ,
Seized in No. & cow tifihip, August
8, 1896, one gray horse, one one-horse
wagon suppoged to be the property
of D A Evans for violating the In
ternal Revenue laws of ths United
States, c : . , -.; -
Notice is hereby given to any one
claiming said property to give no.
the in the form and manner pre
scribed by law, to the undersigned,
at his office in Asheville, N. C;
within 30 days from date hereof, or
the property will be forfeited to the
government of the United States.
Sam L. Hogers,
Collector. :
By R. S. Harris, D. O.
Augu8t8,I896. 4 1
CONCORD MARKEXa
i . COTTON MARKET. ; -
Corrected by Cannons & FetzerV
Good middling.......... .......7 40.
Middlings 7.25
Low middling 6.40
Steins .. . to6-
PRODUCE HAjtJLEl
. Corrected bv O. W SwinK.
Bacon.;...... 7 to 8
ugarjnred nams..... ...... lOto 12 J
$tuk meats,side3. 7 to 8
;M...20
xZizr ...... ...... ...... . ......... ibtol5
Chicken .s......,10to25
Corn . . . . . ; as
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ileal.... ...........:..;....r...:.5
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AVt0pfaWePreoarationforAs-,.
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ting the Stomachs andBowels oi
Romotes Dicstion,Gheeiful
uess and Rest.Contains neither $
Opium .Morphine nor MhleraL
Hot Nae c o i?rc , '
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Mx.Senna .
ftocAclle Sal's- '
JhristSeed ; .N ;;
v Jtypermmt -
jh Carbonate Soda
ut librmSezd- :
Clarified Sugar ;
liut&jyrcen Flown
Apcrfect Remedy for Cons tipa-
ion, sour sioinaLtLi.uiciiiuuca
Worms .Convulsions Jcverish
ncss and Loss OF Sleer ,
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That attracts customers to our place of business.
Beginumg today, June 30, 1896, we give to
CASfi PURCHASERS ONLY J
one of tnose Handsome Portraits when they haver
bought furnitnre to the amountpf $25, and if
the portrait is not satisfactory you need take
it until it is. We give you the Portrait! Free.
You pay only for the frame. The cost of the
frame, glass, etc., will be . only $1.50. This is
the best and cheapest way to get life-like por-.
traits of Yourself ,JPather, Mother, Brother, Sisn
ter, 'Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, and we have the
Furniture, and can suit the most fastidious. '
When you want to rest easy try one of our large;
easy Rockers or one of our easy Reclining
Couihes, or one of bur Sofas, and when youwaht
to make your bed easy and comfortable buy one
of our "Wire Spf ing Mattresses. We hav a
complete line of Furniture Suits from $10 to 8100.J
Space will not admit our ..k mentioning everyjar
tide. Our prices are low. ComeV at once ancl
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begin on the'portraits and get you a card and
have itjpunched whenever you make a parchase
We are yours to please, '
DRY
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
IS OIT THE
OF EVEET
fit:
Castoria is put np in one-size bottles only. It
is not sold in bulk. Don't allo-qf anyone to sell
yon anything else on the plea or promise that it
is "just as good" and "will answer every pur
pose," See that yon get G-A-S-T-0-R-I-A.
. of , . f " . ...... wrapper.
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