23.:
affect Junel2, ub&9.
NORTHBOUND.
ii
0
rrtTnioi trnM-. Mr. Herbert' Barrier, of Sal is- Mr J. fTerhprt. TTrvwroii
Tfledfiowtn-g cbnge of schedule took ynrv Rnotif Stand lioro Ttrifh PJioi-Wa
his parents. ' this morning. He spent Sunday
.The Cabarrus mills are closed &
down today, on account of the tTZJT'liS.
inspection of the boilers. ,
MissLillie Cook has returned p&: ."e Tf
weeks at Salisbury, and Greene- : ?w&co1"; H f a feth?r
- Jr , the young man, Clarence LedJ
uutwx, wuu atttiiiuea scnooi at
Mr. Fletcher Smith left Sun-1 Mt. Pleasant during the last
dav nierht. after SDehdin a-while session.
7 -J CJ 7 X 7
here at the home of Mr.'M L.
- No, rrivea&t a m,
34
" 709 pin,
" 2.00 a m (lreigi t)
SOUTHBOUND.
ir'Ho. 37 arrives ' at 8 49 a m,'(lflag)
- n 1123 a m,
7 " " 8 51pni,
;85 9.2b pm, (flag)
- S? " 7. ID u m,
" 61 " " 849 a pi, (freight)
"No.'So. when running ahead of No. 7, Brown.
flagged if necessary for through travel
-south, of charlotte, and ia stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 38 stops regularly for
iseellgers for Salisbury, High Point,
'Greensboro, Reidsville, Danville and
i principal stations between Danyille and
'A'ashington. No. 37 stops for pas-
-sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyund, and to take on pas
reager8 for regular stopping places
' aoutof Newt lis. No. 33 stops to let
3ff passengers from regular stopping
of IN e wells and to
umoieir,
Underwear.
Mr. Guy Barrier left Sunday
night for Yorkville, ,S. C, after
spending two days here with his
mother. -
Mr. W. B. Cole, superin
tendent of the Cabarrus mills,
spent Sunday at his homo in
Rockingham. ' .
WANTED Position as book-
irirJjiiAPs finnkh of Newella and tn IaUa nn
?ftsaengers for regular stopping places, keeper or. selesman. Graduate
Lynchburg or beyond. of best business college. Apply
fu0VrV aAVraPIor at this office.
division Charlotte to Augusta and
ind Florida, reached through Columbia home from Goldsboro after spend
".Augusta ing a while with his daughter,
os. i, o n ana w are the local trains Mrs p Robbins.
iuia connec i ai ssansDury wim irains oi
Dr. J. P. Gibson has returned
Miss Laura Hartsell, of Golds
boro, who has; been spending a
while at Mr; J. L. Hartsell's, has
gone to JLnncoln Lithia springs
to speiiu ct wmie. one will pro D
ably return to. this place before
returning home.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOUNDER 1843.
Mr. H..M. Weir has returned
after spending several weeks at
Asheville. -. Durinsr his vacation
he Jias been unwell, but is grad- lot Of
uaiXLj i cuupuiaiiu liuw. XI tJ Will
begin worli at the store of H. . .
Parks & Co. Saturday.
The lawn party last Saturday
night given by the Junior Order
of United American Mechanics
-m r S41 . TTT
on Mr. unas; vv agoners lawn
We invested heavily gained a
doint for you by so doing. Quan
tity is a factor in bringing down
prices. We are going to close out
23-cTT)
SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
"Why ny a medium grae or more like
Jlyi cheap Piano when you can secure
uiie woi Id-renowned STIKPF for the
tsme price. Used by tbe greatest Ma-
fanfi and a bezinner should have fts
7 2Lne an instrument as an Artist. Sold
iiiract from the 'AUTOKY. lou can
-aflfard to buv the STIEFF and it is the
SB EST.
Vlrine Tuning.; ..... .'Phone 196.
Chas. M, Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
BHltimorr. Bid. -
factory TSranch Wareroom.
iNo. 213 N. TryonSt.Charlotte,N.C.
r C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
-V M
. If you want to be pleased, go
- to -Brown's barber shop.
Robert Young, who is attend
?nng school at China Grove, spent
v iSanday atvhome.
Mr. AWm, Propst, of No. 5
t6wnship, says that he had a
' nice rain Sunday afternoon in his
part of the county.
The weather bureau is doing
: all it can to give us rg.in. It to
-day prophecies showers tonight
- nana tomorrow.
"Jao. P. Allison offers for sale
" a splendid milch cow very gen-
-Miss Xiaura Leslie has gone to
'-Albemarle to spend a while at
the home of her brother, Mr.
Jno. Leslie.
Messrs. Jas. Young and -Fred
Ddell returned home Sunday
night from Bynum, where they
wisuea xneir mena, Mr. unas.
Hislop. "
A COLT FOR SALE Call on
J" JP. Allison, if you want a
young, gentle horse two and a
ialf years old.
'Go to the Concord bakery for
your Sunday bread, cakes, buns,
-doughnuts and excellent cream
puifs. W. T. Johnson, Prop.
'.Phone 122.
Mr. W. R. Harris has gone to
Misenheimer's springs to spend
a week for hJs 'health. His fam
ily is visiting in Montgomery
county.
FOR SALE 600 pounds of
: home-made lard; at 9 cents by the
can. About 400 pounds of hams
at 13 cents per pound at Fenix
Flour Millr
Rev. Cochrane Preston and
family, who for the past while
fcave been boarding at Mrs. Hen
derson's, have moved into Dr. N.
D. Fetzer's house on South Main
street. This move is only tempo
rary as a manse will be erected
later.
Miss Kate Nicholson, who is
taking a vacation, will , not re
sume her place m the Cannon &
Fetzer store until next week,
Dr. W. H. Lilly, and wife and
Miss . Lizzie Montgomery have
returned home from Rocky River
springs, after spending a few
weeks.
Miss Stella Moore has i re
turned to Norwood after spend
ing several months at Forest
HiU at the home of Mr. J no.
Mclnnis, Sr.
Miss Grace Brown has re
turned home after spending sev
eral wee'ks at China Grove and
at the home of Capt. Jake Fisher
near China Grove.
Sheriff J. M. Monroe, of Salis
bury, spent today (Monday) here.
He brought a negro named Levi
Partee to Sheriff Peck. The ne
gro is wanted for larceny.
A number" of young folks are
spending today at the home of
Mr. Fred Glass, at Glass. They
took advantage of a fine dinner
at the hands of Mrs. Glass.
We call the - attention of our
readers to the ad. of the Concord
Bakery and Cream and j Fruit
Parlor, Wm. T. Johnson, propri
etor, which appears m today's
issue in another column. Z
was a success in attendance and
also financially. More persons
attended fhan could "be , readily
accommodated. ,
Mr. Will Foil, proprietor of the
Arlington hotel ; m Charlotte,
spent Sunday at the home of Mrfl
Martin Boger near Flowes. His
wife and boy are staying at
Roaring Gap, where he is also
conducting a hotel.
Dr. Charles D. Mclver, presi
dent of the State Normal and In
dustrial college, will address the
public at Smithfield school-house
in No. 1 township, on Friday the!
28th, inst. There will probably
be other speakers present to fill
a good programme for an educa
tional rally. . Every lover of edu
cation is invited, to attend.
NUMBERED WITH THE DEAD.
CO
COnir
CS5cn
DON'T YOU MISS IT.
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MONEY
LOST
Nice shades have been added
to the windows of the city hall.
On one window in, large .letters
are the words "Mayor's 'Office,"
and on the other "Chief Police."
Mrs. N. F. Yorke, who had
the misfortune to sprain her an
kle one day last week at Misen
heimer's springs, has returned
home. She is now able to walk
some.
In noting the cotton stalk of
Mr. P. M. Faggart's, the figures
are transposed and should be
read 84 bolls, blooms and squares,
instead of 48, which would be
rather common to note.
Remember, J. A-. Furr's wri
ting school class meets Tuesday
night, 25th, at 7:30 o'clock, and
the mathematical class on
Wednesday night at 7:30, a.t For
est Hill, over Furr's store.
Mr. Jas. Hartsell, who is trav
eling passenger agent for the
Coast line, spent Sunday here at
the home of Mr. J: L. Hartsell.
He is a brother of Miss Laura
Hartsell, who has been
here.
William Safrit Passed Away Saturday
A Good ftan of 69 Years.
Mr. William W. Safrit, of No.
6 township',. died last Saturday
and was buried on Sunday even
ing at St. John's church.
Mr. Safrit had, attained the age
of 69 years, though active and j
aparehtlyalgih "but little; ' For
about a monHi,-however, he had
battled with disease and yielded
as above stated.
He leaves a wife " and two sons
and three daughters;
1 He was a good man and we dol Lost monev is seldom found. Money put into good Furniture
not remember to have ever heard is never lost. ANOTHER THING. An ounce of satisfaction is
aught' against him that was not worth a ton of talk. Satisfaction goes with every piece of Furni
attributable.to unfavorable finan ture. every Carpet, every BIIOJCSTOyE -that we sell. We are ,
, dial environments" ' , . headquarters for Window Shades, Curtain - Poles, Clocks, Easles
dup.tftd hv his. najsitor. "Rev. S. D. I Htm?! pt a trrvin np atj. tkt Are able to furnish on short no
Steffay, whaspoke in high terms tice anything in our line. No charge for Funeral Car. 'Phone 9;
01 eulogy pihe aeceasea.
SEE THE
Yankee Watch
FOR
dcd
AT
visiting
w. c;
Correll
Just Received
One Oar Load ot
Mrs. Mollie Elliott and chU
dren went to Statesville Saturday
night. They went to attend the
big picnic at Mooresvile in the
'"i-vi wuu va. U1J.U X-fVUX ILiJLLX KJLJX11J.QO
Orphanage.
A lady of our city has a shade
tree that she wishes to kill
trunk, branch and root so dead
that sprouts may never haunt her
as the harbinger of flower de
struction. Wiirsome one give us
all an absolute and quick agency
through The Standard.
Old Hickory
Wagons at
Ritch i e H ard ware Co.
Next to the Backet Store.
G. W. Patterson
:'
can please voa with
. . . 1 '
NICE LEMONS,
Fresh Batter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
Chipped Jjeef,
Canned Corn. Tomatoes,
and Peaches
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
Cheese, UracKers,
Lard, Hams, Pic nic Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Green aDd Parched Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flonr, Molasses, Salt,
Yinegar, Snuff, Tobacco. Rice,
Potash, Spices, boctlea
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Wooden-ware, nryuooas,
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc. Etc
We close our store at8.15 dur-
ins the summer months. We de-
liyer gooas unui o p. m.
bl
m
1
Offers the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit your patronage with tbe ,
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we wilP
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS!
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - , - - -
Capital ani Surjiliis - -flOO.
D. B OOLTBA.NE, Chashier,
T. M. Odelii. President.
M. L. Brown & BRo.:
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE.
STABLES "'4
Just in rear oi St. Cloud Hotel. Oir
nibuses meet all passenger trainr.
Outtita ot all kinds furnished
promptly and at reasonable price?.
Horses and muUe always on baud
Poland Cina Hrijs. , tt