No.
36
12
33
34
62
44
44
(
4
44
t(
44
44
4 I
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ArrlTAl uf Trains, j
Thf foil j wing cbmagvj of schedule took
3r.ejt JunelS, im. I
NORTHBOUND. .
8 arrives at 5.52 a m,
4i 10 00 am,
7-09 p m,
8,51 p.m. (flag)
9.45 p m, j
2.00 a m (IreiVi t)
SOUTHBOUND. :
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag?)
11 " " 11 23 a m, ,
u 7 " " 8.51 p m,
" 35 " " 9.20 p'in. (flag)
'33 u 7.19 am,
M 61 " 849 a m, (freight)
Noc35t when running ahead,, ot.No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of TLnarlottey and is stopped for
passengers, arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond,. ;; . No;.- 36 stops regularly ; , for
passengers fpr 'Salisbury High. Point,
Greensboro Reidsville, Datiyilie and
principal etations between Danville and
Washington. ...No. 37 stops for.' pas
sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to . take on pas-
cAnfTftrfi for rffrillar KTrmrnncr nlonoa
south of Ne wells. No. 38 stops lo let
off passengers, from regular stopping
places, south of Newells and to" uieon
passengers iur regiuar stopping pjaces,
Lynchburg or beyond. '.: .'; . -.r::
Nos.; .33 and, 34, stop at 'Concord for
-h seurcrs to or from the C, C..&A.
Lvisipn uharlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida; reached through Columbia
-or Augusta,- ; . .. : ,
Nos. 7. 8, 11 and 13 are the local trains
itui connect, at Salisbury with trains of
V . JN . J. Division. , ;.: : -v ,
TELEPHONEKO. 71
(FOUXOED 1842.
Si
Miss Mary Archey has returned
home after - spending several
months with her relatives at Al
bemarle, Spencer, and near China
Grove. . '"
Mr. Thomas M Denninsr and
wife, of Durham, arrived here
Tuesday night. Mr. Denning
will have charge of -the spinning
iu m uuen muis. :
Mrs. Chas. B Miller. Mrs. Jas.
P Cook, and Miss Marv Hendrix.
U-T xt.; t . - '
uj. mis piace,went as delegates to.
the Woman's Missionary conven
tion vat Charlotte. v ; '-
iMr?rJdsr:V 4 Sutton, who fori
several years has. been, attending:
scno.oi .at thexollesre r at Mt.i
Pleasant, . will center, school at
Roanoke college thisTy ear v
Mt. Pleasant sent quite a good
delegation to v Charlotte to the
Woman's Missionary convention, j
There.twere. ?ten .oft .them.' xThey
will return homeiPriday evening.
; Mr: f c:Wils5 lias gone to
Gastonia where he takes .charge
as superintendent -of a cotton
mill there. Mr.Wilson's family
,will remain 'here for- some time
National Encaiapinent A. R.y Phila-!
delphi Pa., ept, 4-0; 1899;
On account of the above the
Southern Railway will sell tick
ets y to : Philadelphia at ; rate of
$15.05 for round .trip. .Tickets
on sale Sept. 1, 2, 3; limited re
turning Sept. 12, but an exten
sion ; of final limit maybe ob
tained until Sept. 30th by depos
iting ticket with joint agent: at
Philadelphia between Sept. 5 th
and ,9th, . both : . dates inclusive,
and on payment of a fee of fifty
cents. Tickets - iron-clad - and
mited to: continuous, passage in
jDOith:iireotibn&: r Fob furthein-
formation Pullman reservations,
etc-, 'apply. to vi; . -r
G0WAN DUSENBURY,
.: ' ... Agent.
"SING" THEIR OTVTC' PRAISE.
tr
TAT
Of1"
ers.
competition and retail deal-
oil the funeral
PIANOS.
knell of CHEAP
when tested on
In every case a sax.e
merits. . ,
r
yeiy Piano warranted and will last a
i lifetime.
r
few Pianos have such a reputation for
1 tone and durability. .
acts which , alii do'Mnot' realize, but
which make the ST 1 E FF Pre-
f
.Phone 196.
H
JLV1.
SflEFF
Fine Tuning. :
Chas.
Piar.o K. nufacturer,
F.c',ory Branch Wareroom,
T:o.213N. Tryon St , Charlotte,N.O.
C. H. WIIiMOTHi Mariafeer.
Dr. S If Montgomery returned
from Albemarle v Tuesday - where
he paia..; a. professional visit to;
Mr; Aardn-Heathcock. He re
ports the patient - somewhat,
better. .
TJie Cabarrus. County Sunday
school convention will be held
tomorrow at Mt. Gilead church in
No. 5 township. - Quite a number
contemplate attending from this
place."
' LOST White and liver colored
bitch; Answers, ,-to the name
4 'Slip. " A liberal reward will be
given for her recovery. Leave
at btr Cloud hotel.
v iT?' W. A. Foil. ;
The four year old child of Mr
and Mrs. Deberry Lefier, wh6
live on East Depot street, died at
an early hour today (Wednesday),
The remains were interred ,in the
old Lu tlrali 'cemetery. - J
FOR SALE A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine with
five drawers, just from the fac
tury. vaii au mis omuts auu geij
a first class machine on easy!
terms. &v.v tfi
NOTICE!
Effective September 1st, 1889,
all freight notpromptly removed
fromrthe-custody of the Railway
Company will be sub j ect -.to the
following charges for storage:.
' All1 package freight not re
moved by owners from the cus
tody of the Railway Company
within forty-eight hours, not m
binding , Sundays or legal holi
days, . computed from 12.00 noon
of the day following the date of
the. arrival, shall thereafter be
subject to a charge for storage
each dav or fraction of a dav
that such consignments may re
main in custody of the Railway
Company as follows: -
In less than car load quantities
1 cent per 100 pounds per d?y,
with minimum charge of 5 cents
for anv one -package or lot for
one consignee, but not more
than 1.00 per day for any one
consignment not in excess of a
car load.
GOWAN DUSENBURY,
Agent Southern Ry .
The' condition of ' Frank -d!
dington is gradually improving
Satisfactory work is alway
iiven you at Brown's harber!
shop: ; .. ... : -
The Concord institute will
open on Monday, Se ptember the
Jasper Stone is making prep
ai'iitions to open a photograph
ir. T H Cook
family con
i-Le moving -to Salisbury
w iauor part of this week. -itev.
Paul Barrmger,' of Mt
: ... t, .will preach at
1--;:u3d churcli next
morning. v "i-
s
ummer Underweafi
We invested heavily gained a
(Joint for you by so doing. Q,uan
tity is a factor in bringing down
prices. We are, going to clo se out
a lot of
1ST
DON'T YOU MISS IT.
THE BEST
PRESCRIPTION EOR
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle cf Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure ;
Then, "why experiment with worthless
imitations? Price - 50 cents. , Your'
money back if it fails to cure. r
SEE THE ,j
Yankee Watch
Trinity
Sunday
v The last news coming from
Enoch ville is to the effect-that
Pro$ BtU BlaDkrCyho-is -atl7 th
thBovint of H'eathrwith tvtihov
fever is still living. Each after -j
noon he becomes worse buti
rallies sligHtiyv
Mr. 1 J VC Mathes' family!
arrived here Tuesday night f rorq
Durham. They are at - present
stoppitig at th'e St:-Cloud .hotel j
Temporarily they will soon move
into a house at Cannon ville until
Mr. Duval vacates his place.
Concord oakery,
Fruit and
ii - Parlor.
FOR
AT
w
Correll
Fresh Bread. Cakes, Buns; Dou&hhuts,
etc., Creams, Fruits andCaudies always
on hand. Wm, T. J ohnson. Prop.
'Phone No. 122.
NOTICE
111,.;
j 1
hi sou's circus is heading
Wc.y. ic will be in this -part
i)t Or. QfA lr-v --hn 1 5th ..of
September. .
Quite a number of persons
contemplate attending Al. G
field's ministrel in Charlotte
Saturday night.
Tom Croweil, who is employed
at the Fenb: roller mill, has re
turned to his home at Mt. Pleas
ant. Ho is not well. :
Miss Bertha Stubbs, who has
been spending several weeks ; at
Mr. R H Griffin's, has returned
to Abbeville, S. C. .
Prof. Wilson, who during the
coming session will teach-in . the
Concord Kigh School i will .arrive
here tomorrow from- Gatewood.
Prof. C S Coler requests that
aU graded school teachers meet
at the control building on Satur
day, Sept. 2nd, at 2 o'clock p? m.:
Miss Lollie Graeber, ' of near
hma Grove, represented Ebe
nezor church at the Woman's Mis
sionary convention at Charlotte.
Would Not Suffer-So Again for Fifty
Times the Price.
I awoke -'List' night with severe
pains in my stomacn. I d ever felt
so badly in all my life. . When I
came dowmto'-work this 'morning
I felt so weak I could hardly
worki I went to Miller &, Mc
Curdy's drug store and they1' re
commended Chamberlain's Colic,;
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.5
It worked Jike magic and one
dose fixed me all right. It cer-j
tainly is ihe. nest, thing I ever1
used for stomach trouble. 1 shall
n ot be without it in. my home
hereafter:' 'for11! " shduld not" care
to endure the sutTericgs of las
nieht asain. tor fifty times it
trice. G H Wilson, Liyeryman,'
Burgettstown; 'Washington Co.,
Jfa. ,Xhis remedy,r isfor;sale byj
M L Marsh & Co., draggist.
I have purchased of the Con
cord Electric Light Co. all the
supplies used in connectfon
.with lightning. All parties
needing-' Lamps or Eepaixs will
i find Ithemifafe my shop next' to !
Coil's liyery stable. - J ' '
C t :; 'HOI
nnen
I, v-
nil.
MOOOQOOOCg
san
THAT'S HER BUSINESS,
If a rnan'sih love.
I", -
THAT'S his . business,
If they
marry
fK THEN IT S OUR BUSlJNUJSSTU Sl , . ,.
i IAthem the PETazsB; :Si ;;h
Dtj Furhitre, Floor Coverings
7t
andiChina Ware
IN - THIS - CITY - FOR - THE - LEAST - MONEY.
'PHO'
I04.
E. McNISH.
Is the laundry hard on your goods ?
Some are. Examine" your, goods as
carefully when you send them to us as
whan you xeceive them back again and
von: will .rind -T that. we sew up weny a
rip, mend many "a bntton Qole, put new
shirts inot A too badlv
ynxm iC when 1 requested), anddn. many
1 ways itry iq proious iuo use vl jruur
linen. Une trial is ,noi . a xesi. . .uiieu
V!ftTOftd; has been done ! in previous
laundering and we get the blamei Give
us your steady patronage and we will
guarahtee your, ineir to last longer than
when done at many other. laundries. ?
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25q. GChe genuin. . has L. B. Q
n eaohatablet. " " ;
fill:.
Efll.1 LIliY
and
DgE WORKS
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G W P ATTERSON
- FOK
Rock Salt
Fresh Batter on Ice, ?
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
. - -chipped tseei,
Canoed Corn.- Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
t OracKera, Lard, Hama. Prunes,
Breakfast Strips, '
Green and Parched .Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Oornv'Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
' Flour, -Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potashi Spices, bottled
Pickles. Washing :' .Powders
.and'-anything in Jhe. Grocery
-iineJ We also ca"rry ;
Rope; Crockery1, Gflassware,
- -Woodenware, DryGoods,
Shoes Bats Tinware5Etc. Etc
We close )iir store at' 8.15 dur
ing the fiummermbntbsi We de-j
Uyer goodsnptU 6 p.pa. v .
iil Bank
Offera the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit your patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
tlf we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
, LIBKRAL ACCOMMODATIONS2
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - '
Capital knfi Snrplns - - $10000.
, . rs. '1-B Coltbane, Chashier,
1 J. M. 6det.' President. :
M. L. BROWN & BRo.
. . .
'LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
4 CP A "DT ifa
J ust in rear ot St. Cloud Hotel. On
oibuses meet all pasa.ngs rair.,
Outfits oO .aU kics., fur
promptly and at reaapnablt' iricnr
Hoies ar in u -p alV u j on i a a J
or SIP' BroftdM of -ta)Voof?iibrr
Pn! arid Oi rVH "