Arrival of, Trains.
, from Richmond arnves at 11:17 a. ra.
3,5, Atlanta ' " 7- P-
J: Atlanta " " 9:3.5 a. ml
37
New York " " 8:48 a. m
It Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,
j o t-o Irwal trains hetwpn
.1 t 1 orp
wall trains between
'Last i j ,0 aT
the
Atlanta and Washing-
are the Washington ana
ad Easy
STOPS
Rev. B. F. Davis, whn h0 w
f 'W.low with typhoid fer-te
Bii up in his bed.
WANTED Salesmen to sell
complete line j of lubricating ' oile,
greases, .Tarnishes, specialties, etc!
lnVhvvestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop ""J "r I0e proper
ConSd on signal. . ttv. GAIiLAND REFIKINQ 0 ,
viyioiauU, V. . 814
At a meeting of Baptists, near
Manly Yost's store, in Rowan coun
ty. Sunday last, Rev. J. J. Payseur
pastor of the Baptist church of this
city, immersed twelve persons, who
"wuiue mem Ders or his church in
luis city.
Every season of the'year has its
own peculiar malady. To render
the system malaria-proof during
these'muggy" and oppressive days,
the blood should be kept pure and
vigorous by the use of Aver'a Sar-
saparilla. It will help you won
derfully through the dog days.
Mr. H McNamara, one of the
many recent candidates for cotton
weigher, Monday received a tele
gram from his old firm, calling him
back on the road. He will pell
tombstones from now on and will
furnish candidates that i die from
disappointment special rates. Mr.
Mc. will return in time for the
county convention Saturday,
"Be regular and punctual- in all
things" was one of the old maxims,
taught long ago. The last is not
forgotten, but the first is scarcely
PERSONAL POIrt TEKS;
HEADAOH
E
IN A MINUTE.
10 and 15 cents per
Bottle, at
ETZEil S DRUG STORE.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
kicked Up and Put in Shape Djr Oar
MustllaK Pencil Pnihcr.
-Thirty days has September "
A fine fresh milch cow for sale, remembered, so irregular is the life
"Call on Alley J Scott. lwsl. 01 f most people nowadays. The
only corrector of this evil is Sim
The members of Price Memorial mons Liver Regulator, which keeps
Temple will celebrate their first the liver active and prevents the
anniversary by a grand rally Sep- iUs of irregular living n- Dyspepsia,
Member 11. Biliousness, Constipation, etc It
Regular monthly meeting of the alfi0 CUreS these lroubles
Hose and Reel company tonight WANTED Solicitors for cam
Every member is requested to be paign book "Bryan, Sewall and
present. Free Silver." authorized hv Brvan.
ronn , . , . , written by Metcalf, Editor Omaha in Richmond this morning after
.."6 --,vu world-JdLerald, appointed author by oaing some ume in me cuy
"0" .0' tCn u 11 "11 Bryan. Contains speeches and visumg reiauves.
CabatrU8 rUer ml" Platform. A bonanzar agents, a , -Rev. Wright G. Campbell.
Tbe Ebb and Flow or the Tinman
Tide at Tbls.'Port, as Seen By Oar
Reporter p;.-.
Mr. J. W. Ould, after spending
a day in the city, left last night for
Virginia.
Mr. C. G. .Montgomery left last
night for a trip through South Caro
lina and Georgia.
m Miss Julia Taylor, of Statesville,
is visiting in the city, having came
over from Charlotte last' evening.
Miss Gertrude Caldwell re
turned to the city this morning
after spending ;six weeks at Har-
risburg and N ewells.
Mr. D. F. Cannon left last night
ior the Northern markets. He will
be absent for several weeks gather
ing m ine annual tail stocK.
Miss Margaret Cannon returned
from Charlotte last evening. She
had been visiting Mi3s Laura
Wadsworth.
Mr. John L Robinson, di Forest
Hill, left this morning for Reids
ville, with a view to securing a
position." -.r.
Miss LmarCole left for Greens
boro this morning. She will al-
tend school at the Female College
iu iaai city.
Mr. Pleas Monroe, of Rowan
county, passed through the city en
route l! to Ml Pleasant to enter
North: Carolina College.
Mr. W. A. Smith went down
to Rocky River Springs 'Monday
and returned to-day, bringing with
him his daughters, Mrs. Watson
and Miss Kate Smith.
Mr.Jim Holshourser has gone to
Maiden and will clerk in a drug
store. Jim is a clever fellow and
will make many friends wherever
he goes.
,''-.' - -!
Mrs. Kate Wearn and little
daughter, Lucile, left for their home
IG- LOT
OF-
CASHMERE
" ; ... , I '' ' '.. '
SHORT. : LENGTHS,
"Worth. 15 and 25c.
yard, that we are go
ing to
DR. H. C. HERRING-
Is again at the
old stand, where
he will be
pleased - to e
&U who are in
need of his
PROFESSIONAL - SERVICES
; ; .
JN0. K- ERWIN. C- A- MISENHEIMER '
ERWIN & MISENHEIMER4
Physicians and Surgeons "
Office No. 3. Harty building, op
oosite 2nd Presbyterian - church.
Charlotte, N. (V
L M ARCHEY, M ,D
Physician and Surgeon,
Concord, N, C
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD ANNEX
Close
and make
: Out
room for
new goods at the How
figure of
81-3
12 -k
See Them.
FIRE INSURANCE.
.. - 9 .i.
When in need ol Fire lusuiance.
call und see us, or viite. We iepre
sent only hrst-clat ? dome and f or
eign companies.
Respectfully,
Woodh ns & Uajjlis.
Rev. M A Smith, of this city, is
assisting Ray. M D Giles in, a re
vival meeting at Mt. Pleasant.
1
iree silver mine lor workers, uniy rived in the citv Satnrdav nioht
Large plate glass have been $LoU, 1 he only authorized book, from iWoodstock, Va., and is a guest
rplaced n the new Phifer store Pu Per cent- Credit given. reight of the St. Cloud Hotel. He will
rooms. The new buildine is a Paia ' uuinnree. uegm now wnn spend several davs in the citv with
ii : - a. . Ti.. . 1 . . . "
beauty. cuoice 01 lemiory. rerinaneni, bis many friends.
XEhere will be a concert in the The National Book Concern, Star
opera house September 2nd by W. Building, Chicago. sepl2
M. Hilton, of Charlotte. Reserved .
seats for the white race. Your pat- Mrs. Alice Foy, from eastern
ronage respectfully solicited." 3t. North Carolina, arrived last night
-nir w r ti . n i. x and is a guest of H.3q. Pitts. Mrs. Mr. John w Propst, for several
.mr. u x uiacKweiaer nas gone to jnxr :a ?ha
ot. Louis, where be will engage m janiyhtflrs nf the once well known Rtunlvmnntv. hM mnvAri t.n ftnld
Td u u- citizen of Cabarrus, Mr. George Hill Rowan county,
of Mr. A J Blackwelder, of this city, PlftQ Tt will hnrpmnmUPH that i
His friends wish for hirn success. Ut. p;tD: mnin ' o v,om in thp Mr. Alonzo Blackwelder called
r , 1 j . . inlt. ' Laotrn narf. nf tfiA SffltA snnn flftfir and! left the amount of a subscrip
Monaay nigni was.ine luin iin-l :u. "w w , . 7 r tUaK TTo will
. r.L. ui - m i nnr ato w r IV I ra nnv fl TaT.nfir. I uu " uu "
uiveraary oi lue memorauie uarieH- - ""T. ; j . ntfpnH crhonl at North Carnlina CoK
ton earthouake. How many of momer auu uuauauu are uu. u0
uneasiness ten years ago last night? M18 wishes to educate and has come Mrs. Pitts, who left yesterday for It is an old and homely adage
10 ooncoru wnu a view tu luuiu. Richm0nd to see her son Uallas,1and iinds an application Here.
who has typhoid fever, writes to The maker of merchandise has
CONCORD MARKETS,
COTTON" MARKET.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzeri
Good middling 7 60,
Middlings .... ......... ,;.:..7.40
Low middling .6.75
8taina ..................... f to 6
PBODUCB UH&XXZ
Corrected .hv ttW Swinir..
bacon........ 7 to S
Sugarnred nams. 12ito 15
Bulk meata,8ides. 7 to 8
Beeswax 20
Butter ............................ 10tol5
Ohickena... ...... .V. . . .......... 10to25
Oorn . . . . . i ...... .... .... ...... .......45
Eggs.,;...... io
Lard....:.. . ........... 7
Flour(North Carolina) ....... ...1 82 i
Meal......................:..w...........45
Oats .................... 35
Fallow ...... ...... .. .... . .3to4
"... t . . - . -
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
- SWEETER THE MEAT.
Mr. Sherrill is having the new
Times ofEce in the King building
trimmed in red, and the design is
very suggestive. He likes to have
his things read, even to his news
paper. "r i - -
Miss Mary Brachen will leave for
Baltimore and New York to-morrow
morning to purchase her fall
and winter stock of millinery. She
will spend three or four .weeksjin the
northern cities making copies ot all
the latest and most approved styles.
Mr. Henry M. Cowan, chief clerk
of the treasury department of North
Carolina, committed suicide Satur
day last by blowing his brains out.
No cause was assigned for the rash
act. It is believed that his mind
was temporarily deranged.
oooktb anv rftnn afflicted with S?. V a5 made a life-study of this
ujr special, enronic or aencaie uia- prooiem Pieriitioh
- -v
m i r At
I r brighten a mother's
daily care9 and help
her to be strong, capa
ble and cheerful. It
is'ct right for mothers
to feel the burden ot
' life erowinsr heavier
and heavier year by
year because of child
bearing and child-rear-
insr. That shows some
thing is wrong.in the
niotner s pnysicai con
dition. There is some
unnatural weakness in
her delicate organism
which disqualifies her
for motherhood.
When this is wrong
everything is wrong.
A woman's physical
life is wrapped up in
tbe special organs of
her sex. When these
are restored to health
and strength the whole
woman becomes
Dr. R. V. Fierce, ot
Mr. Pitts that Dallas; is somewhat reacnea the end of his snmmer.
better and is able to sit up.
Some one has been treating J M
LomanV mule real mean. The
staple has been drawn from his
stable door for two successive Satur-
SWouht Amoena
SEMINARS
A Flourishing School for Young
"." ; Ladies. .;
TEN TEACHERS
Ornamental Branches Receive
Oarefui Attention .
KEY". O. L. :T. 2 FISHER, A, 21
Pbincipal, v
'MOTJNriPLEASC. N O
His
ease peculiar to their sex. Address
tne leading physicians and sur
geons of the United States, Dr.
Hathawav fe Co.. 22i finnth Broad
Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Next Sunday Mr. Hamo Black
welder and Miss Cora Allman, of
ine Cabarrus Mill, will celebrate
ineir weddinty Hav- ThAV wfirft to
iiave been married last Sunday, but
the contract failed in some way to
je carried out. All of their many
mends have baen invited. -
Arsenic and quinine are danger-
uuo rues to accumnlate m one's
system, and it is to hoped that these
fulouuo. as a remfirixr rnr aenfl. nave i c: v i a
bad their . AVa Ano nnro nd should be read by both
M a 8M6 antirlntA Lr th ia young nd old. The Wit. the ot
Perfectly Bafe to Wto. and TFisxA TwW.
U the most successful remedy that has ever
been known for women's peculiar ailments.
Its sale exceeds the combined sales of all
l.u miM'tiP; for women. It cures tne
most obstinate uterine diseases. It . goes
directly to the internal organism which 19
fhe rl7 seat of all the troubles. It impai to
vigor and health where ; they are most
needed heals ulceration ; stops the weak
ening drains ; promotes regularity ; restores
musfular pow?r to the ligaments, thus cor.
lecting displacements of special organs x
the only natural way. . . UTJfc
Compute information regarding the Fa-
timonials from hundreds who
have used it, are embodied in
Dr Pierce's Common Sense i
Medical Adviser, a standard
medical work of 1008 pages,:
profusely illustrated, which
will be sent free on receipt of
2i one-cent stamps to cover
eat of mailing only. This
complete Mamnj
result have
purchases that
you by their
His season is over ; yours has
just begun. He' s anxious to
sell what is left of his mades
up product at almost any rean
onnaVila QnflTlflP.O WTcTf
tZ SaS Mr! etching your interest in this
r . i.-llji.-- TYifittftr nrifl nai. a result have
a ma n 7 n nr u u tin 11 ill i i. m u. u w w w -w ;
ii mnrift some
Ladies oa Gents E very where -i
to introduce our fast selling goods; ! .f
needed by alL "One agent made v-
OOO KH Ana TTToaTr " Vnn'Pfln ff
the1 same. 81,000 yearly earned, HERE THEY ARE"
and permanent position, j n or par
iSwisi Herb Tea Co., Chicago. Wash goodt 5, 810 and
lu- I.-.-u 12i cents. Figured Mohair,
Mr. James L Watson, for the black 36 inches, at 25 cents,
past eight months connected with a barffain. Billows of hand-
the UUIQ iViercanuie cuuipauy ui , . ' ,,1 Tx,rmdor Vhnw
this city, has returned to Salisbury ksrchiefs, youidonder tow
and will be associated with E W it could be done if we hada t
Burt & Co., of that place. His told you, There's no loss to
many friends regret to part with us, but a j
Mr. Watson, and hope tnat ne wm 9 . r
soon return. Big Gail! lO X OU
Mr. John B. Bur well, of Raleigh,! wrtwiTr tha -nir
I.' to be president of the tatesville H Kcf f
Female Uoilege. Mr. ijurweii is vvmD '
possibly the best known educator 10, 0 ana ou ps.
in the South. His long association Oxford Ties: Prince Albert
with the Uhariotte f emale uouege, ana spring eei Ties in an iuo
and afterward with Peace Institute AW tftft s These are Genuine
in Raleigh, both of which institu- bargains, no bjd goods. All
uon8 were u v irflnt from the lactorv,
?
4:
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n
0 r-rn
rj -" i 11 sir v
nnf)
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ond to none in the South, nave
marked him aa one of the finest
teachers and disciplinarians the
South has ever produced. Mr.
Burweli will announce the faculty
of the college promptly, and open
the, school October 1st, Charlotte
Come add See Us
Gilsoi& Morrison.
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;ft U JO) . jlj' rn ;
1 .
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a SPECI ALTYSSSSiS:
tiary BLOOO FOISON penaanently
cured In 16 to 35 days. Yon can be treated afc.
homeforsame prire under same guaran
ty, if yon prefer to come here e will eon
tract to pay railroadfareandhotelblland
nocharee, it we fail to cure. If you baretafceamer
BXUl
rout
i Si
ontl it la this Secondary ISLOOIft IfOISON
w nr.
5- V.. . m m a .4 m . . . A
exxry. toaiae poiasn, ana bxui DawBcaes
mr nVrt of thebody. Hair or Eyebrow? taiiinfr
Min. ni nni fsiT.r n in mnnuL e Aiuuau .
inmpleft. Copper Colored Spots TJleers on
aa tr nrre. Wa olldlth most obatl
Bate cases ana cuancKP -
case we cannot cure. This disease) nas always
k tmt a tin of the most eminent physi
cians. 6500000 capital behind our uncondlW
uranty. ausoiuiciiivai) DTTjv-tu
tion&im
spplicatton- Address cuuii .
t31 Uascslo ScBple? W
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wanted to ture.
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