Arrival of Tritins.
The following change of -schedule took
.etfect Junel2, 1899. v v r :r 1
NOKTHBOUND.
CNo. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m. .1
38
"10 00 a in,
12
34
6tf
4
(4
7pm, ,
8.51 pin, (flag)
9.45 p m, y; ;t.
2.00 a m (lreifij t)
4
c
southbou; :
No. 37 'arrives at 8 "49 a m, 'flag)
" 1.1 " ,V 1128 an. ;
8.51 pin;
35
61
" 9.2o pin, (flag)
" 719 am, -. : A ?
No. 35. wheiTrunriing ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of C harlotte, arid is stopped. ,fdf,
passengers arriving from Lyncfobjar;br
beyond. No. 3H stops regularly for
passengers fdr Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, -Heidsville, DanyiUe 'SHU
princi palpations lttweeh!l)anville'ahct
Washington. "No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from J-ynehburg or
points beyond, and to take oh-' pas
sengers' for regular, stopping places
south of Newells.'s ftfo.8 stops to let
off passengers "from regular stopping
places south of Newellsiand to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond.
Nxs. 33 aud 34 stop Goncord for
v;isengers to or from the'C. C. & Af
Di visio'nC bar lot to to Augusta an d
other pprnts in South Carolina Georgia
aud Florida, reached throiighGolumbia
orAngusta: r , ; ;v '
Nos. 7, 811 and 12 are the local trains
ana connect at Sbalisourv with trains M
W. Nl O. Division. -
trUm PHONE WO.
71.
FUUxMlED 1842.
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"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
Styles 51 and '52'.' our NEW . styles, are
rronounced tUe finest MEDIUM-SIZED
UPB1GPT PIANOS "ever produced.
The price is no more than ia usually
paid for a medium-grade, or more lika
lv a "Thump-box." Catalogue lor the
asking. .
Pine Tuning. 'Phone 196
Chas. M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore, 91 tl.
Factory Branch Warefoom,
No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
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If you want to be pleased, go
to Brown's barber shop.
Mrs. Ross McConnell returned
home Friday night from High
Point.
The temperature reached 97
degrees Friday afternoon about
4 o'lock. ,
Mrs. D. J. Bostian has re
iurned home after spending some
time at Hickory.
FOUND Some money near
the postoffice. Owner call on
J. M. Burrage. V
Morrison King returned home
Briday evening after spending
several weeks at Davidson.
Mrs. Will Johnson returned
home Friday night after spend
ing several days at High Point.
Frank McGraw, who is recov
. ering from a s pell of sickness,
lias gone to rMisenheimer's
springs to spend a week.
Mr. Chas. E. Boger has re
turned to his home at Flowes,
after spending some time at Mt.
Holly with his brother, Rev. W.
J. Boger.
Mrs. C. L. Miller has returned
to her home in Davidson countv.
after spending a few days with
ner lather, Mr. Frank Pharr.
Miss Nettie Pharr accompanied
her home.
Greensboro has had her gala
week and Concord will have her
gala day of social enjoyment next
1 uesday, the 8th, after the elec
tion of officers for Camp 212 U.
C. Vs. and also of Barrinsrer's
company of the First North Car
olina Cavalry.
Mr. M. P. Williams, who for
several weeks has been here and
in Mt. Pleasant, selling the sani
tary cooking ware, made at
Zanesville, O., has gone toMon
roe. Quite a large amount of it
has been sold here and the pur
chasers evidenced their appre-
ciation of it
by their 1 numerous
orders.
I
3 Lr'iH
'Mm i' . I. "v i -
mm-
Miss Bessie, Campbell is spend-1
ing a -week Mz; fM. J. Free-
iaaA-.?:v. -. . ' -
"Bxtra fine -California reaches
ana oananas. Concord Bakery.
phhne 122 I
Miss Adah 'Craven will assist
in the choir at the Central Meth
odist church tomorrow.
Miss J ane Iserihbur. who stavs
at Mr. -Lacy -Dick's, has gone to ;
j-vyyvoixj. WUUUy LO VlSlb ner
mother. I
, Mr.. Ed. Castor,- Of High Point,
.arrived here sFrida'y night. He
is very unwell and as threatened
with 'fever.
;We are sorrv'tb know that Mr
J. M'Foil, i Whoorwo or three want these qualities and the suc
weeltslhas been' uriwell, is con- ce -s they bring use Dr. ;Kings
nnett to HIS oea. i
' : "
Miss AdaJiolmeshas returned
to-her home near , Lexinsrton
after, spendih
cr
some f iihe with
Mrs. Dusenhury.
Mrs. Vance has returned to!
Clinton, S. D., after spending
several weeks here .' with her,
mother, Mrs JohU56n, on North
of ... '
Two trainbeaters were tried
' - i m
before "Mayor 'Means -this morn-
mg. One succeeded m paying
xne amount -Que, "anattieotner
will :very probablv iero to the:
Chain gang. Ifye latter one was
causht byr tHe conductor and nut I
inne nanas oj -an pmcer.
.
! Priiit hritf y 1
r i -
Ooncord
oakery
Fresh Breacir Oakes, Buns. Doughnuts,
etc., Creams, Fruits and Candies always I
I 1 Wi. T ' T,....-
Wil uouu. tfiM.. A. UUnfliSUfl. X lUP. I
noneJNo.:UJ.
ssiifstinrv tins thft SniWfisl
The Salisbury correspondent
to the Charlotte Observer of the
om says . . I
4 'We&nesday'sWashingtonPost
contains fan interestrninterview
witn ur. nomas j. r- eatnersiou-
baugh, ot wasiiington 3ity, nvno.
has made a special stuay 01 xne
history of the John'Brown raid
i. T .V
S1!!
tells howlhey came to be turned
o tto
rv, after which he loses trace ot
. . - A. . .
them. It may be interesting to
know that a larere number of
these ugly weapons are now in
the possession, of different citi
zens of Salisbury.- They .were
sent here Upon the evacuation of
Harper's Ferry by the Confeder
ate forces, and being stored - at
the headquarters of Gen. Brad-
ley T. Johnson, Confederate
commandent, escaped the burn
ing which General Stoneman
gave the arsenal, prison and all
other property belonging to the
Confederate government upon
taking Salisbury in 1865.
THE BEST PBESOBIPTION
FOB
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle c Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure;
Then why experiment with worthless
imitations? Price " 50 cents. Tour
money back if it fails to cure.
A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFE.
I am the mother of eight child
ren and have had a great deal of
experience with medicines. Last
summer my little daughter had
the 'i dysentery m its' worst form.
We thought she Would die. I
tried everything I could think of.
I saw by an advertisement in our
paper that ChamberJiaiii4s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was j highly recommended and
sent and got a bottle at - once. It
proved to be one of the very best
medicineR we ever Had in the
house. It saved my little daught
er's life, I am anxious for - every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had known it at
first it would have saved me a
great deal of anxietv and my
little daughter much 'cuff Bring.
Yours truly, Mrs. Geo. F. Bur
dick, i Liberty; R. I. For Sale by
M. L. Marsh & Co., Druggist.
They have a new revolution as
to names in Tennessee. A paper
says: - "A gjrl named plain 'Ma-
rJ' at h,er birth, dropped the 'r'
;T. XV V "V" r
Miss 'May.' As . she began to
shine in social way, she changed
y to e7 ana signed her letters
'Mae.' About one year ago she
was married, and now she has
dropped the ; 'e' i and it is j ast
plain ,'Ma.' That's evolution.'
Burlington News.
' m , m
ETSMATr.Tr's ipoxt tt?.rvt?
Was the result of his splendid
health. Indoraitablp will and
tremendous energy are not ifound
where stomach .-liver, kidneys and
bowels are out of order. if you
ovv ajue xms. jluv uevuiuu
every power of brain and body.
Onlv9fin at.TiVi
. . ..
First Tramp (in the road) -
VVhy don't you go m.' The dog s
all right. Don't you see him
wagging his tail ?
Second Tramp Yes, and he's
growlin' at the same time. I
r r? lue T e u v X
dunno which end to believe.
Tit-Bits.
You assume no rink when.you
buy Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia
and Diarrhoea Itemed v. M. L
MflrKh : Cl( will rftfn rf vnnr
money if you ' are not satisfied
Tf c vavxr ixrYt 010
admitted to be the most success
ful remedy ; in D6e for bowel com-
plaints and the ;onlv one that
Jjibver fails. It -is pleasant, safe
rana reuaoie.
F. G. Hart paid a farmer, Pri
day, $21.50 for one two-horse
I aq rl r KKo --. "hie nnrrf 4-
put farmers in good heart. Hen-
dersonville Times.
HOWS THIS ?
, Wa offer ono hundred dollars
reward for anv caee of catarrh
thafc caQ not by cured by" Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F Cheney & Co., Props.,
TnlftHn Ohin
We the undersigned, have
known x J uneney tor tue last 10
yek, and believe' ' hu, perfectly
: U1 , , n - ul .
Itions and financially able to carry
nut ortr rnn a otinnc mono hv thmr
r. J 6 '
firm.
West & Truax,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Walding', Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surface of the
system. Price 76o. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimo
nials free.
SEE THE
Yankee Watch
for;
HoD)0
AT
W. C. Gorrell's
' Is the laundry hard on your goods ?
Some are. Examine your goods as
carefully when you send them to us as
when you receive them bacK again ana
von will find that we sew up many a
rip, mend many a button hole, put new
neck bands5 on shirts not too badly
worn (when requested), and in many
ways ; try b prolong the use of your
linen, vne inai is j tcou uneu
damasre has been done in previous
laundering and we get the blame. Give
us vour stead v patronage and we wil
guarantee your linen to last longer than
when done at many otner launanes.
!
and
DCJE WORKS
'Phone No. 2J
I II ID TEAR !
C D
1
Summei-
We invested heavily gained a
doint for you by so doing. Gtuan
tity is a factor in bringing down
prices.
are
a lot of
DON'T YOU MISS IT.
EXPERT
Only corroborates pubiic opinion that our stock is fresher, cleaner and better
than any in the city. We take a pride m clean, up-to-season goods, and at sell
ing them for the Smallest Possible Margin.
OUR MOTTO Underbuy, undersell. Strive not to equal but to excell.
With the proper amount of pluck, hustle and Low Prices has placed us in the
front rank. . If there is anything you want in Furniture, House Furnishings or a
Buck Stovejit will pay you well to see
MM
Furniturb and Undertaking.
QO To
G W P ATTERSON
FOR
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, - Hominy,
Chipped Beef,
Canned Corn, Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
Cheese, Crackers,
Lard, Hams, Pic nic Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Green aud Parched Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstnff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snnff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, boctled
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glassware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods,
Shoes Bats, Tinvware Etc. Etc
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months. We de
liver goods until 6 p. Jr.
unoerwear.
-going to close out
'Phone No. 9.
l fafii Mial Bank
Offers the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution. ;
We solicit vour paticnige with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve yon any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
LIJBEUAL ACCOMMODATIONSg
TOCaSTOMEKe. . . .
Capital anil Surplus - - $70 000.
1. B CoiiTBANE, Chashier,
J. M. Odell. President,
MJL.BROWN & fiRo.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES,
Jest in rear ol St. Clond Hotel. Orrr
nibusea meet 11 pas-eager traior
Outfits oi all kinds furnished
procrfptly arid at reasonable price .
Horses and mule 'always on ha d
Or Eale. Breeders . borou.hbrec
Poland OHin a Hrt:?. u.
TESTIMONY
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