Miss Stone
home.
accompanied her:
Miss Neppie Newell has re
turned to Newells after visiting
the Misses Sims at this place
and Miss Clara Gillon near this
place.
Miss Effie Misenheimer, of Mt.
Pleasant, has returned to Mc
Leans ville where she will teach
in Mr. Cobb's school during the
session.
Arrival of Trains.
The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1899.
NORTHBOUND.
Ho. 8 arrireB at 5.52 am, .
36 " "10 00 am,
12 " 7 09 pm,
" " 8.51 pm, (flag)
' 34 44 " 9.45 pm,
62 " " 2.00 a m (IreiK t)
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag?)
"11 " "1123 am,
u 7 " " 8.51 pm,
"35 " 9.20 p m, (flag)
' 33 4' " 7.19 am, .
M 61 44 " 849 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of Charlotte; and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 6tops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Keidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming 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 beyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
' ksseiigcrs to or from the C. C. & A.
division Charlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
ana lorida, reached through Columbia
nr iucriHitil
--"n I l l TTT 1 -, . , - -
Nos. 7,3, 11 and 12 are the local trains yOtton- VYeigner ITopst Handled
and connect at Salisbury with trains of seventeen bales Friday. Half of
W. Ji. iv. division. thft nmnnnt, wn.s trnm Monlrloti.
burg county.
Mr. J M Harris, of near Har-
risburg, and formerly of Fort
.Mills, has gone to Albemarle
where he has a position in the
company store.
Summer : Underwear,
ment on What He Thinks Ought to be
Done in Cuba. " r
Mr. Hugh Crigler,. of Bright- f FITZHUttfi-LEE?S-IDEAS,
wood, Va., passed throush here' -
Sri(tyn n i his to school at Presents a Report to the . War Depart-
wxx vaiuuua Vyo nege.
Mrs. Jno. Robinson has re
turned to Keidsville after Visit-5 WacViinfTtrkTi .QckTkf. '1 . Tti f ro.
MT; J M.Vander- port presented at the War ; De-
I partmont from- Fitzhueb Lee, AJ a iriTTOesoH VioottiItt- craina o
MISS Mattie Austin returned to: r.oTnma,ri(1iTicr t,hnV'rvnviri(.fiS of . 0
Albemarle Pridayafter visiting Havana and Pinar del Rio, that '
Miss Effie Stone at Forest Hill. ,
doint for you by so doing. Q,ua n-
I officer makes a number of recom-
Mrs. Jno Peeler and Miss
Willie Cress, who 'have been
visiting at Mr. N F Yorke's and
Mr. Frank Pharr's have returned
to Rockwell.
The cotton market has opened.
TELEPHONE
prices. We are going to close out
NO. 71 .
iFOVNllD 1842.
n
"SING
23 i
f "''" ill!
THEIR OWN PRAISE."
5 5,5 5M5"MJ-
"Sim
1
tagger 1 competition and . retail deal
ers.
oil the funeral
PIANOS.
knell of CHEAP
a every case a sale
merits. -
fyery Piano warranted
L lifetime.
when , tested on
and 4will last a
I
Miss Dora Bost returned Fri
day from her home near Organ
Church" after spending: several
days on account of the sickness
of some of her relatives.
. Mr. Jno. A Cline, who for five
weeks has been in the hospital
at Philadelphia undergoing a
treatment for neuritis, will re
turn home tomorrow morning.
Mr. Frank Furr, after spend
ing a week here with his brother,
J A Furr, Jias returned to Char
lotte where he will teach a
school near the Gingham mills.
ew Pianos have such a reputation for
tone and durability,
acts xvhich all? do not realize, but
xchich ftkA thA QTT F.PF pre
eminent. . Miss Madeline Baylor, of
ine Tuning. 'Phone 196. Texas, who has been spending
Pttao TVT OmTriT some time at Mr. P B Fetzer's
oniio. 1Y1. J 1 1 Hi T r s has gone to Kentucky wThere she
will visit before returning home.
mendations for reform for the
betterment of the inhabitants.
Among these are that an early
census of the island i.o taken-, tity is a. factor in bringing down
mail mo quesLioii ui sunragt? u
considered in all its aspects, and
a decision reached regarding the
same; that a modern system of
jurisprudence, as far as it can be
made applicable be generally in
troduced, so that elective officers lot Of
belonsrinsr to it can be voted for
at the general elections; that a
general election be ordered for a
President, or Chief Magistrate,
Vice-President and a Congress or
Legislature to consist of two
branches, and all other officers
of a republic, as well as munici
pal elections in the various mu-
nicipalities. : ;
He also recommends that the
United States shall keep a strict
supervision of the affairs of Cuba
until a republican form of gov
ernment has been adopted by the
people; that the island shall still
be garrisoned by troops of the
United States in order to protect
the lives and property of citizens
of the United States and those of
other foreign countries residing
in Cuba, preserve peace, sup
press disorder and maintain the
supremacy of civil- law wherever
and whenever maybe necessary;
that the future of the Cuban re
public shall be vested in the peo-
pie and their representatives, so
far as it relates to the question
of an American protectorate of
annexation to the United Spates.
COn
O i
Piano -Manufacturer,
Baltimore, Sid.
Factory Branch Wareroom,
No. 213 N. TryonSt.,Charlotte,X.C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
always
barber
Satisfactory work is
sriven vou at Brown's
shop.
Mr. Will Kerns is on the police
force now in the absence of
Chief Harris. .
Mr. Bruce Templeton, of
Mooresville, spent Friday night
at Ny. Joel Keed's. Me came
after his- sister, Miss '-Minnie
Templeton, wTho has been visit
DON'T YOU MISS lIT.
rmn
Delay Not!
For Pelay Is Dangerous !
mg nere.
thinking about I
The church of the late Dr.
You have been
taking out a Policy of Life In
surance. Yes, and for the
xne .cmmai ui m .' benefit of yourself and loved U
Creasy at Winston has decided , A, 0 a
to retain Rev. J, A B Fry as sup- f W
ply pastor until the annual con- Mr W D Shubert. machinist
ference convenes in uoncora m Mnfrio. r,n W
There is some talk of another r and Mr. F. B. Haydock, ma- W
1 1 TT- T A J "T I V, 1 I 1 1 L J.1 TT1 1 "U I I 1
loage oi inignts oi r-y Lilian w FOR SALE A new Wheeler cnmisi at uie xieaunory, nave
ingorganized here. & wiiSOn sewing machine with both been injured" recently, and
m- m ttii who hn been five drawers, just from the fac- both promptly received their
i hss Mary Hill, who has been . J , weekly indemnity. Go to see
yisitinff at Mrs. Henderson's, nas n . " Tr them, thev were ins
Tea Table
Topics
AMONG THOSE WHO
ARE INTERESTED IN
NICELY FURNISHED
HOMES GENERALLY
TURNS to the BEAUTY,
EXCELLENCE and low
PRICES OF OUR v
FURNITURE, FLOOR COYERM mi BUCO STOVES and RANGES.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
Fine line of COFFINS and. CASKETS !
returned to Goldsboro.
Craven has returned to
a
terms.
Lois
school at tne Agricultural duu , a . . nio-ht from Da.n
Mechanical college. ville where she has been spend-
Mr and Mrs. P B Fetzer have mg most of her vacation. Miss
gone to New York. They will Sue Richmond, of Milton, accom
first class machine on easy them, they were insured by me.
tf. i ou can nna me in my omce
everv evening dunnor the week
Miss Mary. Dodson returned from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Office in Postoffice Building.
be erone about two weeks.
Miss Maggie Bessent has re
turned to Salem Female college
where she will teach another
year. ' '
Mrriage licenses were issued
panied her and will stay some
time at Judge Montgomery's.
Jno. A. Sims,
Insurance Agent. -Sept.
1, 1899.
8
THE
Concord frakery,
Fruit and
Or ft am - Parlor.
Friday to W F Cauble and Miss S Vmh -Rrftft rj&vM. Btma. Doughnuts.
V Vuncannon. Both parties live efat Creams, Fruits and Candies always
BEST PRESCRIPTION
CHILLS ;
FOR
and fever is a bottle zi Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure;
Then ?hy experiment with worthless
imitations? Price 50 cents. Your
monev back if it fails to cure.
in No. 9 township.
Prof. HA Wolfshon, of
lanta, will sing
the1 Baptist
At-
in the" choir at
church v tomorrow
on hand. Wi. T. Johnsok. Prop.
I ThoneNo. 122.
SEE THE
1 1 A
morning ana nignt.
I An Aerolite Over Atlanta.
Dispatches say that a most in
teresting astronomical phe-
Marvin Griffin has secured a nomina occurred over Atlanta
position m the Morris hardware. and surrounding places oh the
Sf8?1.6 VaCant night of August 30th. An
aerolite passed over from north
The Daughters of the King to southj carrying such brilliancy j
win noia a meemgu . . the eleqtric lamps,
afternoon at 5 o'clock m the L M . .r" .
study of Rev. J C Davis. When at an angle ol about 4o de-
T orr, . v ji grees from, the city it exploded
P"Ttetrdh10 nd a sound foUowed as of a dis-
Pointer bitch three years old. t Ti . , , .
Answers to the , name of tant cannon. It required about
"Slip." A liberal reward will be one minute for the :sound to ar-
given for her recovery. Leaverive.
at bt. (Jloud hotel.
. - W. A. Foil.
'A-
Yankee
Watch
F.0R
C Mnealfn XtUm asw guaraneeed to CO
eaacftLaOmtnt" "One cental
nn
AT
W. C. Correirs
1
G W PATTERSON
. ... . FOK '
Bock Salt
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
, Chipped JJeei,
C aimed Corn. Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
OracEeri, Lard, Hams, Prunea, ;
Breakfast Strips,
Green and Parched Coffee, Tea,
Sfniorar. 8oap. Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, OiJ,
Flour, Molasses, aait,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, bottled :
Pickles, Washing Powders
stid anythiing in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Mass-. ware,
: -Woodenware. Dry Goods,
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc. Etc
We close our store at &.15 dur-
ink the Bummer months. We de:
liver goods unm o p pi
Offero the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
WesoUcit your patronaga with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to have yon come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - -
Mai anl Sumliis - - $70000.
JiM.
D. B Coltbakb, Chashier,
Odkuj, '"President, -
M, L. BROWN & BRo.
LIVERY PEED AND SALE
v STABLES; . '
Just in rear ot St. Cloud Hotal. On
nibuses meet all passengftr iram
Outfits, of all iinds : .fur uh
promptly and at reasonable urice6
Horses and mule? always on haun
or sale. Breeders of -riorongobrt-d
Poland China Hpv ' ? . M
vSLss pain PiLLa todSKrca