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, . vangelist Schoclfield"' wiil
noid a series of
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lotte. iJTjiw -noted aBgigt as
?5y jadmirera Jhere.
Let the people.bear in mind that
registration can only be done on
the 3rd, the. 10th and the 17th of
October hereafter. AH challenges
must be made on the 24th" and will
be heard on the 31st of October.' '
. Miss Mary Bracben's opening of
fail and winter millinery will be on
Monday and Tuesday, September
om ana zytn. Handsome display
ner annum, in advance.
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Concord, N; C.
Arrival of, Trains.
o. ii from Richmondiarrives at 11:17 a. m.
,5 " Washington " " 10 p. m.
12 " Atlanta " 7:22 p. m. '
36 " Atlanta J ' ! 9:35 a.m.
37 " New York " V ' 8:48 a. m
3S " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m. V
64 Northbound f reighf leaves at 11:17 a. m,
r 63 Southbound " " " 5:45 p. m.
Nos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
fast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton. Nos- 37 and- 38 are the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
PERSON A t, PQf NTEK&
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of the Human
PL0WER BULBS
from
PITER UDERSOil & CO.
received to-day.
FETZEB'S DRUG STORE.
HaSiry P. Deaton, local! reporter.
SHORT LOCALS.
Btyles in millinery novelties. All
the public is cordially invited.
While there were no bodily
wounds inflicted the congregation
of Bays' chapel at Cannonville gave
their pastor, Rev. J R Moose, a good
pounding on Saturday night, when
a bounteous supply of life's neces
sary mrticles were sent him.
To eradicate, the poisons which
produce fever and ague, take Ayer's
Ague Curj. It cures without leav
ing any iDjurjous effect upon the
system, and it is the only medicine
in existence which may be consid
ered an absolute antidote for
malaria..
Harry Fryling is a genius sure
enough. On the top of his repair
shop he has placed a novel sign a
bicycle wheel, a gun and several
other little tricks. The sign ans
wers all purposes for an indicator,
and when the wind blows the wheel
runs like a wind mill.
"Five years ago, I was taken so
ill with rheumatism that I wa3 un
able to do any work," writes Peter
Christensen, Sherwood, Wis "I
took three boxes of Ay6r's Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time,
I always keep them in the house."
They are easy to take.
The Executive Committee of
North Carolina Lutheran Synod
held a meeting in St. James Evan
gelical Lutheran church, this city,
Saturday afternoon. No business
of special importance to the public
was transacted. The members pres
ent were Revs. V R Stickley, J Q
Wertz. MGG Scherer and Mr. M
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A Ludwig.
The leaves
falling.
are fast fading and
On last Friday night some one
who knows nothing of the joys and
satisfactions of a clear conscience
The curbing along in the front and the opportunity of happiness
of the brick row is being raised. for this life and. the future, went
. V " .., , r i i I, feloniously on the premises of Mr.
T Boat at Cannons &,Fetzer a. ahj 0Q the Mt Pieasant road, and
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Sheriff Sims is advertising for most wantonly cut to pieces Dnaies,
taxes see when he will visit your carried off a large pair of scales and
township for collections. uook on ms wagon laps. mr. uiacs
wemer is 01 course dui 10 mucn in-
M J Corl is having the lot above convenience and will give a liberal
his livery stables fenced in, prepara- r6ward to any one who will aid him
tory to the coming of the horse- Un bringing the guilty onea to lignt
Th Ebb and Flow
.
Tidnt .Thin Port, as Seen By Our
Be'iorier
Mr. M h Ritch, of Salisbury,
was in the city today.
Dr. and Mrs. M L Stevens, of
Enochville, spent the day in the
city. '
Mrs. Judge E T Boykin, of
Clinton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B
F Rogers, her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F S Starrette and
little son, of Mooresville, are visit
ing at Gapt. J M Alexander's.
Misses Jennie Cook and Addie
Patterson, of Mont Amoena Semi
nary, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr. John W Propst, who is
located at Gold Hill, was in the city
Saturday and yesterday.
Mies Hattie Cook has returned
from Greensboro, where she was
visiting her cousin, Miss Lucy
Coffin.
Mrs. P A Correll and Mrs.
Charles Dry returned to the city
today after spending several days
in Albemarle. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J H Mason arid
children, of Richmond, are visiting
at Mr. and Mrs. H McNamara s,
Mrs. Mason's parents.
Mrs. Kimball, who was visiting
her brother, Mr. W A Wilkinson,
has returned to her home at Pine-ville.
Mr. T J McAdoo, a young
bicyclist of Greensboro, came down
on his wheel yesterday 01 his way
to Charlotte,.
Mr. W A White and little
daughter, Nellie, spent last night in
the city at Mr. C R White's, on
West Depot street.
Mr. A M. Clegg, the gentleman
that engineered the construction of
the Odell switch, came in from
Washington this morning.
Mr. Luke Johnston, of Meck
lenburg, whose face was mashed up
last week whilo playing . baseball,
passed through the city today re
turning to North Carolina College
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. J M Walters, of
Greensboro, who have been visiting
their son at Forest Hill, have re
turned to their home, accompanied
by Mrs. Ella Walters and little
daughter, who will epend sopae
time with them.
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To talk about any
thing but i
HANDKERCHIEFS
101
COKCOBD, N. C.
J. M. Odell, President
D, B. Ccltranb Cashier.
D. Coltbane, Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000
$16,000
DIhECTORS
J. M. Odell, D. F. Cannoit
Elam King, J. W. Oankow
W R. Odell, W. H, Lilly,
D. B Coltbanb
And Linen Towels
Table Linens
drover.
Mr. J P Morrison, of Pioneer
Mills, was in the city and states that
cotton is about all picked out in his
section of the county
Rev. Junius B Fox, Ph. D., of
Newberry, S. C, spent Sunday in
the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J W Cannon. He has returned to
South Carolina.
Miss Nannie! Alexander invites
you to a select display of millinery
novelties, and copies of the French
pattern hats and bonnets, Tuesday,
Sept. 29th.
and to justice.
See our Plain White
Hemstitehedjat 5c.
See our Plain White
Linen Hemstitched at
12 l-2c, worth20c
mm km
on
Our 44x21 Fringed
Towels, worth 25c,
for 16 2-3.
60 Per Cent, Per Year
i Guaranteed to All Investors
ON
( Investments both Large and Small v
WHEN UJt DE WITH
Th New York Investment Co.
BROKERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
- 40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.J
P. S. People who desire'to have a steady and
ure income on small orilareiinvestment
end for ourexplanatory, fre.
See Them
GHMl&FEIZEH
TO CURE A COLD IX OSB WX
Take laxative Bromo Qainine Tab
lets. All druggists rffnnd . the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. V
The Epworth League of Central
Methodist church will meet tomor
row night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L D Duval, on Georgia avenue.
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The protracted meeting started at
Forest Hill Methodist church Sun
day night with very pleasing re
sults. A service will be held every
afternoon dnrino the week at 4
o'clock. '
Aran's life may
be saved in many
ways. A man may
commit suicide in a
great many ways.
Shooting himself
through the head
is quicker, but it
is no more certain
than neglecting hia
health If a woman
saw her husband
with a pistol to hi9
head, she would
take prompt, and
vigorous measures
mm : dux
See This.
Twenty-fiye horse power engine
and boiler, large circular saw and
belting, all m first class order and
teady for use. Been but little used,
tost $1,600. Will sell cheap for
cash or exchange for real estate with
some cash. Call on or address Geo.
Mf-Fisher at R A Brown's, Goncord,
N. C. s26 d4t w2t
to save
micrht see her husband
down-prade to disease and death
without seeinc the seriousness of it. One-
sixth of all the people who die,.: die; of
-itnntion. Consumption doesn't coma
all at once. It is. insidious. The seecli
tt tiro Reemingrlv insienificant. Most
tt : -n t t ci j IT? "R- 1rt Viot know how it starts. Thou-
r mi i . .t i. i I can as 01 wouic ,ic v
iacy will speaK at ine, couruuuDD; - tionana don't know it. When
tomorrow nietht at 8 O CioCK.' vrOj .vhM is loss of flesh paleness
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out to hear them, they will lurnisn wasting away ioojc out. consumpuoa
you with some interesting political easily
;points.
body. Low vitality, impure or poof
blood, Imperfect digestion, nervousness,
sleeplessness all these lead to consump
tion.
Mr. Zeb. Stafford , was called to
the countrv Sunday night on ac- 4 time. Dr. Pierce's Golden
count of the extreme illness of , his Medical Discoveryvwill prevent the de-
sister. Agnes btattora. mrs. u veiopmentoi uicu. -.r
u r1 . 6 , r. ....4 i lirArtions. it will positively an(J
iu Morrison, MISS Bianora s auu,, gre- ninetyeight per cen
went out to.Harnsburg today. 5ivSS.:rf consumption,, whethei
Mr. M L Bost was in the city this MI&gSbSI
Qiorning to meet his only two Medical Discovery" is a cure for all blood
living sisters, Mrs. Dr. Fox and diseases, no matter in what part or how
-Mrs. D, Brown of LWntoo, HffiWi
Ahev were euests of Mr. J W Can- sl a for other rjeouie. send
r c 7
non. Mr. Bost took them to his
what it has done for other people, send
twentv-one (21 ) one-cem auu wv.
home tosreet again the scenes of co7st of mailing only for a frs copv
their Childhood and enjoy his of Dr. Pierce's t ioo pa
hmr,A i T;a cr?n Common Sense Medical Aaviser.
uring8 pleasure sweet wne
age and childhood meet
oounaiess bospitallty. lime agam shoM have a copyiofrthii wno uairo utauou us uy uj
brings pleasure sweet when paths reaav reference. World's Dispeb-i words iind'pleasaint iiiies.
Of ate and childhood meet. kiJrSl4ssocUtiou. Buffalo, N. V. " i v ru r
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There were no services at the
EDi8Conal church Sunday morning
and night, the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Davis, being absent from the city.
Ralph Barrier Hurt.
Ralph Barrier, the younger son of
Dr. P A Barrier, of Mt. Pleasant,
met with a painful accident Satur
day afternoon. He was wording
on the scaffold at the cotton mill
that is in course of erection at that
place, and stepped upon a loose
plank which tilted and dropped
him a distance of sixteen feet, frac
turing the bone in one arm and
spraining the other arm, from which
ne has sunerea miens pam.
THE NEARER THE BONETHE
SWEETER THE MEAT.
It is an old and homely adage
and 'finds an application here
The maker of merchandise has
reached the end of his summer.
His season is over ; yours has
just begun. He's anxious to
sell what is left of his mades
up product at almost any reas
sonable sacrifice. We're
watching your interest in this
matter and as a result have
made some purchases that
will surprise you by their
cheapness.
HERE THEYiARE:
Wash goods at 5, 8, 10 and
121 cents. Figured Mohair,
black, 36 inches, at 25 cents,
A bargain. Billows of Hand-
ksrchief s, you' d wonder : how
it could be done if we hadn' t
told you, There's no loss to
us, but a 1
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Some Medicines belong to one
season and some to another.
DR. KING'S ROYAL GERMETUER
IS IN SEASON ALL THE YEflK ROUND.
, IN THE SPRING
It purifies te blood, removes languor
and depresf Jon, invigorates and exhila
rates the whole system.
IN THE SUMMER
It overcomes the relaxation and debility
caused by hot weather and corrects
bpwel troubles that are so prevalent
wen. xesiaes, iv maM.es me musu uc
Jghtiul and refreshing drink.
IN THE FALL
When malaria "rides on every passing
breeze," it is the great preventive and
the unfailing cure of troubles result
ing from that cause.
INTHEWINTER
It is still needed for curin
Catarrh, Rheumatism, an
belong to. cold seasons.
Ck)lds, Grip,
the ills that'
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GilisooIIorri
It does these thlns&ot in a feeblev
and uncert&ia w aT Lut with assured
and triumphant puw'er.
Keep It in tho Homo at All Timcsr
f CSoW by Druggists, new package, lar
bottle, 108 Doses, One Dollar. ManuXacture4.
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THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLAXTA, GJW
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