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The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1899.
NORTHBOUND.
No, 8 arrives at 5 52, a m,
36 " " 10 00 a m,
12 u " 7-09 pm,
33 " 8.51 p m, (flasr)
34 4 " 9.45 pm,
62 " " 2.00 a m (irenu t)
SOUTHBOUND.
tNo. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag)
"11 " "1123 a m,
" 7 ,c " 8.51p-m,
M 35 " 9.2UKm, (flag)
33 4 M 7.19 ui,.
" 61 " " 8 49 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running: ahead of No. 7,
-i8 flagged if necessary for through travel
south of Charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for --Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Beidsville, Danyille and
principal stations between Danyille and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers commg from .Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for -regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or bevond. ;
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers to or from the C. C. & A.
Division Charlotte tov Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida, -reached through Columbia
or Augusta
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
- and connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. N. C. Division.
71.
BOUNDED 1842.
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"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE." "
tagger competition and retail deal
ers.
oil the funeral
PIANOS.
knell of CHEAP
Satisfactory work is always Fine Penmanship.
' ' Book-keeping at the Bingham
Miss Sallie Castor has srone to School, Orange county, near
Kings Mountain to spend two or Mebane, is taught by a leading
three weeks. graduate of the Zanerian Pen
V ' - j Art College of Columbus, Ohio.
iiiu. jrtJtjitjr ana ivnss
Mrs.
Willie Cress, Of Rockwell, are
visiting at Mr. N F Yorke's.
Miss Minnie Temnleton. of
Mooresville, arrived here Thurs
day to visit at Mr. Joel Reed's.
Miss Mattie Lindsay, of Mat
thews, has arrived here to spend
some time at Mr. Jno. B. Caldwell's.
Register Johnson and his corps
of assistants have finished , the
work on the tax lists. It took
three men about five weeks to do
the work.
FOUND Dark-brown saddle
mare. Two scars on fore legs
as from barbed wire.
Jas. Ashbey.
Glass, Aug. 24.
Miss Ludara Van . Poole, of
Rowan county, after visiting
Mrs. Jno. A Blackwelder in f our
county, has gone to Charlotte to
Spend a week or two.
Mr.' Brevard Harris has re
turned home from Dunmore, Pa.
after spending two weeks. Mrs.
Harris and child will not return
before the latter part of October.
Hubbard Rose, of Pinson,
Tenn., is visiting his father, Dr.
L R Rose, at Mt. Pleasant. This
is Mr. Rose's first visit since he
left home twelve years ago. His
little son is with him.
n every case a sale
merits.
f
f
f
very Piano warranted
lifetime.
and will last a
ew Pianos have such a reputation for
tone and durability.
acts which all do not realize, but
which make the STIEFF pre
eminent. r : -
Pine Tuning . . . Phone 196 .
Ch as. M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore. Md.
factory Branch Wareroom.
No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.C.
CL H. WILMOTH, Manager.
Work has been resumed at the
bleachery after a week's rest.
Twenty Years Ago.
1 'Pinafore" was raging. j
Telephones were novelty,
John Kelly ruled Tammany.
"Baby Mine" was prevalent.
Dennis Kearney was rampant.
Sitting Bull was a "big injun."
Canrpanini was the great tenor.
Loan exhibitions were in
vogue.
Adelaide Neilson was playing
Juliet. , .
Six-day walking matches was
a craze.
England was fighting Afghans
and Zulus.
Edward Hanlon was champion
oarsman;
Briton Beach race-course was
opened. "
Kaiser William celebrated his
golden wedding.
General Grant was finishing a
tour of the world.
Prince Ijouis jn apoieon was
. . .A.
slam by Zulus.
Every band -played the "Fati-
v a. v
nitza march."
George S. Knight was playing
"Otto, a German."
"Wot d'yer say?" was the slang
phrase of the day.
The great! Brooklyn Bridge
was nearmg completion.
The United b taxes army was
fighting with Ute Indians.
Tennyson completed and pub
Used "The Lover's Tale,"
Leadyille was two years old
and had 20,000 inhabitants.
Robert J. Burdette made the
Burlington Hawkeye famous.
Zola's "L'Assommoir" had just
shocked the reading world.
Millionaire A. T. Stewart's
body was, stolen for ransom.
resh Bread. Cakes, Buns. DoughnutsH arow,siip.p.AftlAH Marshal Mc
on l&nT WmJoh KX" Mahon as president of France.
'Phone No. 122. "The Mulligan Guards Ball"
- was Tvrnducfid bv Harrmsrton &
tfauic iiivnu ituu iTimaiu iiucsuaivt iTa4-
'1 JLXCU1 u.
mL.l-V I
lueiriiumcs. 1 tt : t 1 tt T 5v,l
jame iirown is tne name 01 tne Episode" was a new book.
L 1 A 1 1 1 I
woman iouna to nave Deen Dru- r t .nr;iiac pQmiQ wrm
tally muraereanear tne v ictor the Newmarket handicap in Eng
TtTii. rr : Ui n- I lOllUi
w imam x ruesaaie is tne negro
who has been arrested and con
LOST White andliver colored
bitch. Answers to the name
"Slip." A liberal reward will be
given for her recovery. Leave
when tested on at St. Cloud hotel.
W. A. Foil.
Summer Underwear,
We invested heavily gained a
r
doint for you by so doing. Quan
tity is a factor in bringing down
prices. We are going to close out
a lot of
MS
COnir?
CGn
DON'T YOU HISS IT.
Concord Bakery,
Fruit and
Cream - Parlor.
and.
tzer
II
"The Banker's Daughter" was
running at tne union square,
Mr. J L Hartsell has gone to fined in jail, charged with the i
Misenheimer's springs to spend crime. There seems to be no . . .
rrrr ' . , iorimf oTriHonPo nf his miiit. Tt .George Eliot's "Impressions of
s a p.fl,sfi nf mm had faith and Aumaiua om.ii nu. juo
George Richmond has returned a n vi 0 mnrHoT for th Qak nf been published. Kansas- City
1 . .1 d-wa. " w I . -
nome alter spending a week at Uarmo Tho arfias latA btar.
Lenoir with ins sister, Mrs. G L f rom Greensboro, whence the be-
IV I 1 A I I -m
traved woman followed a bad A First-Class Course In Latin ana lireeK
9
And winter wear, you should be
thinking about now, while we
are selling our superb stock at
such bargain prices. You can
buy a "Wilton, Moquette, Axmin
ister, Symrna or Tapestry at
prices that will surprise you,
and in all the newest designs and
color effects.
Housewives should take ad
vantage of this sale.
Another shipment of Side
Boards just received.
Our guarantee reads this way :
We ask. it a favor to us to
RETURN ANYTHING UNSATISFAC
TORY. ;
Is that sufficient ?
Barnhardt.
Miss Bernice Pharr, daughter
of Mr. Frank Pharr, will attend
school at Salem female seminary
uib commsr session.
man to her death.
A Credit to Asheville.
The Professor of Latin and
Greek in the Bingham School,
Orange countv, near Mebane, is
Mr. .Emit U. Uudger, one 01 a distinguished graduate of the
Xl.5llt5 V 1XXO O XXlVfOU uiumioiuc. i uniVHISlLV Ul JUltll VOilUlUia,
it is now very probable tnat vounsr men stood at the head. 01 and is an accomrjhshed teacher.
tv-t t ti i -r-r . .-,1 y, 0 , , TT 1 . r
ml. o. r ranK irnarr win aiscon- the soonomore class at tne uni-
tuiue running tne morris nouse versitv 01 JNortn uaronna last nnRE a oold IN ONE DAY
UiOU ViX VOVViUCX. SfcJbblUxl. 1V11. VTUUgei, UC1U1C gv- , , T.000 "R-rrkTYrk OniniriA TlAts.
The Ladies Aid Society of l?S me umverMjy, w. - ,u draerista refund money ifitfailato
-cr;n - r ir i,t, -iii aent at tne isingnam ocnooi, rr t , t .
J in r-" 1 1 1 1 j iu
hold a lawn party on the factory Orange county, near Mebane.
1 1 r-n t 1 i . . ---MBBi
iawn next luesaay nignt. Vjmisht in thft Barn-
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-TVXi A T" 1 J - Jl I -
uviisses -AQuie iratterson ana on Tnursdav nient a nesrro,
Nellie Trice returned Thursday Garfield Huff, was caught in War-
alter soendmsr some time out at rpn Hnlpman's ham. The nesrro
FURNITURE : and : UNDERTAKING.
enre. aoo. xne eenmn nas
on each tablet.
Mr. Wm, Propst.'s in No. 5 town-
snip.
The stockholder's of the Lip-
pards& Shealy mill will meet to
night. Mr. Geo. B Hiss of
Charlotte, will come over this
evening to attend the meeting.
was arrested and after trial before
Mayor Means, was bound over
to court. He went to jail in de
fault of a bondsman.
BRAVE MEN FALL
Victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles as well as women,
ani all feel the results in loss of
SEE THE
ii. b. q. efsssa ( in I O os
GW PATTERSON
JSrOTIOE!
Miss Patti Adams, of Monroe,
lias arrivednere to visit ner tu poisons m tbe blood,
sister rnrs. . vv V uston.. ne baakache, nervousness, headache
will attend school at the Concord d tired listleB8 ran.down feel
High School the coming session. . Bat thereV no need to leel
The result of the game will be like that. Listen to J. W. Gard-i
bulletined at the St. Cloud hotel ner,' Idaville, Ind. He says:
this evening as fast as there are "Electric Bitters are just the tning
any developments. This is done for a man wnen he is all run
gratuitously by the Bell Tele- down, and don't care whether he
phone Co. lives or dies. It did more to give
FOR SALE A new Wheeler me new strength and good appe-
& Wilson sewing machine with tite than ary thing I could take,
five drawers, jiist from' the fac- I can now eat anything and have
tory. Call at this office and get a new lease on life." Only 50
a first class machine " on easy cents, at P. B. Fetzer's Drag
.terms. tf . I Store. - Every bottle guaranteed.
Yankee Watch
FOR
' - FOR
Bock, Salt. . :
Fresb Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
Chipped Beef,
Canned Cora. Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
OracKera, Lard, name, rranes,
: Breakfast Strips,
Green and Parched Coif ee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar; Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, bottled
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Tione. Crockery, Glass-ware,
I r - n a. :
pjnnds of old castiroa scrip, de- Shoes Hats, TiD-ware Etc. Mo
uvereaaufce loonary ai We close our store at 8.15 dur-
which we will pay a fair price. No . " nntfip We de-
burnt iron wanted, nig the summer months. Wede-
aietf, . Concord FouNDEt Oo. liver goods untu o p. w.
AT
w. c.
Correll
X have move J uy shop into .G
G. Richmond's place where I
keep on hand Pipe Fitting, Hose,
Engine and Boiler Trimming,
Packinp. Cylinder Oil, etc.
E. HoNXSH.
1 UKO
id Mid Bank
Offero the business public a reliable, per
manent, conseryatiye and accommodat
ing banking instution.
Wejblicit vour patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appieciation of your patronage.
If we can scire you any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
UBERAL AC0OMMODATIONS3
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital and Surrlus - - $70000.
D. B Coltbane, Ohashier,
J. M. Odelii. President, '