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ArriTAl of Train,
The following change of schedule took
.v.t Jni?fil2. 1899. .-.V.
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NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at .5.52 a m,
86 " "10 00 am,
M 12 7-09 p m,
- 38 " " 8.51ipW(flag)r ; j
34 ' " 9.45 pm,
62 " 2.00a m(ireiw.t)
southbound: y
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m,'(flag)
11 u 44 11 23 a rh. '
7 ' 44 " 8.51pm,
" 35 Kf 44 9.20 p'm, (flag)
.33 -, " 7;19 a in, . V;V
61 " 44 49a7m, (eiht)v
No. 35t when running ahead" of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of C harlotte, and is stopped for
jussengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury; High Point.
j reensDoro, lteiasvme, JJany Hie and
jirmcipal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from -Lynchburg or
Domts 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 soum ol He wells and to take on
passengers lor regular stopping places,
Ly nchburg or beyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
: t-sseugers to or from the C. O. & A.
jivisioa Cnariotto to Augusta and
oilier points in South Carolina, Georgia
And Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta .
Nos. r,8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
y. .d connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. o. Division. -
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
IFOlXOfiD 1842.
IN GOOD CONDITION.
. Chal Sims; is home from Rai;
ior 5weKA v 1 ' '
'tiiia -ti?&i I. . . - - V- A Meeting of the Faamew.MutaiFire Ip.
xaiXAiitflfrjc-iiijs. . nas gone . to
Utiderwesiro
savings
Bank
surance Association fleldA Good Be-
portAll Assesments Are Paid and
Money on Hand.
Quite a good number of the
farmers of our county were here I
last Saturday fdr the called meet
ing of the Farmers Mutal Fire
f 5?nt a Insurance Association.
.S i Mr. Jas.- C Gibson made his
"r'S" tue uew loner . ,
mill; report as iq tne nnancial condi-
Tvr;xr:.-rr,;.;' o'tion of the association. There-
iuio J i.1 lllO Ul-1 U O i I' t I 1 . J I ' H t
township, is.visitmg Miss May "rt was -SWW. snowing - xiW IS' EL iaCTiOr 111 DnilglUg QCwIl
otairora at Harris burg for a few 1 yve a&sB&iuoui uu uii
days. paid and there yet remained in
Rock Hilldna.visit.
THe Cabarrus
observed Labor Day.
I Satisfactory work ' is always
given you at Brown's barber
shop. .
Mr. R A Brown has sent a
invested lleavily---gained a
doint for you by so doing. Qjiau-
Mr. ; Hal J arrett has returned
to his home- in.-Yadkin countv.
after spending: several davs at
Mr. Jas. C.Gibson's.
'Miss MattteTace, of Raleigh,
and Miss Fairfax Loving, of
Richmond, .are the guests of
Miss Emily Gibson.
Misses Bernice Fharr and
Kate Lentz have gone to Salem
female seminary to enter school
for the session.
Mr. Robt. Duval has gone to
Charlotte, where he has accepted
a position with the Liddell com
pany. He will move soon.
Dr. and Mrs. M L Stevens, of
Asheville, . arrived here last
Saturday night to spend a few
days at Rev. C B Miller's.
S1NG THEIR OWN PRAISE."
tagger
competition and retail deal-
T
oil
ers.
the funeral
PIANOS.
knell of CHEAP
hi eyery case a sale -wuen testea- on.
merits. -
fvery Piano warranted and will last a
t lifetime.
few Pianos have such a reputation for
tone and durability. '
acts which all: do not realize, but
which make the ST1EFF Pre
. eminent.
Fine Tuning . . .'Phone -196
Chas. M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore, Ml.
Factory Branch Wareroom,
No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
Misses Eula and Ora Cox,
daughters of D C Cox, of Forest
Hill, have gone to the Greens
boro Female college to school.
Mrs. .Stubbs and three chil
dren, of Abbeville, S. C, ar
rived here last Saturday to
spend a week at Mr. R H Grif
fin's. Marshall Mabery is serving on
the police force until the town
commissioners at their next meet
ing select one in Mr. Goldston's
place.
Guy Barrier spent Sunday
here with his mother, Mrs.
Roxie Barrier. He has gone to
Kmsrs Mountain to put m ma-
chinery.
WANTED. A good boy to
carry The Standard on the
Cannonville route in place of
- JL
Master De Harris, resigned.
Mr. L D Duval has gone to
Henrietta. where he has taken
Mr. Luther Hartsell is attend- charge of his new position as
ini? the Albemarle court.- superintendent of one of the
x.
There will be a lawn party at
Forest Hill tomorrow night. Miss Montgomery, the lady
r. - . , principal oi ttunaeriana nan nas
Miss Annie Troutman has gone rp.tljrTied from her vacation' spent
to Charlotte on a visit. . rnffovo-nt. -riaro TVa Rp.hnol
Mr. H L Parks has returned opens in October.
home from a business trip to Miss Eula Bost. of near David-
his hand between $40 and $50.
The amounts since the last meet
ing were $200 to Mr. GeQ. Misen-
heimer: Titus Moser S15: W D
Gillon$25; Dr. JS Lafferty $100; a XO-t Of
Rufus Mills $10; Tom Earnhardt
j $5, together with the balance due
Mr. Florence Wallace and Cap t.
J M W Alexander.
It was decided that an asse
ment of one-tenth of one per
cent be made, which amounts
will be collected in November
and December.
A resolution was also passed
by the association that in case
a fire occurred within twenty-
four hours at any place where
a thresher propelled by steam
had been used it wouidbe neces
sary to prove that the fire was
not caused by the engine before
insurance could be obtained.
prices. We are going to close out
COlHlISfillS
122
DON'T YOXJ MISS lIT.
For Repairs to the Church.
As previously stated it isiJthe
intention that Central Metho
dist church be repainted inside
and several other improve
ments made. On last Sunday
morning, an effort was made to
secure some' funds to have this i
work done. In a short while
$92 were raised. A committee
was appointed vto ask for the use
of the graded school building
while the work is going on.
en
Delay
Not
Fok Delay Is Dangerous!
j i ' , " " v
New York.
Tom Barringer has returned to
Charlotte after recovering from
his attack of fever.
Ola Hamilton has re-
Miss
turned
Mint Hill and Charlotte.
son, who has been visiting at
Esq. Pitts' is spending the week
at Mr. Tinsley Bost's in No 1
town&hip.
FOR SALE A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine with
Mrs. D J Bostian has returned
home after spending some time
at Misenheimer's springs.
Miss Wilma Correll has re-
home, after visiting at five drawers, just from the fac
tory. Call at this office and get
a first class machine on easy
terms. tf .
Mrs. C A Pitts left last Satur
day afternoon to visit Mr. Caleb
"R-cfo familr ..TiAflT "Davidson.
turned home after spending a QoTTrt.Ql of t,hfi familv
while with Mrs. Chas. Stone at r fid th - beds with
unanotte. , nuP1,
Sam Sloop has returned home LOST White and liver colored
from Columbia, where he was Pointer bitch three years old..
in the employ of the Postal Tele- Answers- itb5" ' the; name of
graph Co. . "Slip. A liberal reward will be
-. .... Uivfin for her recovery. Leave
VI lCCrtD l O TIT . . . M.T1 I 1 n . I Ll'-t. TW F"U I ' . . V
.e3 :oii:w, iA hft St. Cloud hotel.
"ai J,y. W. A. Foil.
nere aturaav to visil xneir sis
ter, Mrs. J E Smoot. " Rev. J Y Allison and wife, who
a '-O . , - v '-. have been visiting here nave
Mr. m v ocnuoert nas rentea . h Pnor, Va t.n visit a
Mrs. Cole's reidence;onpring af ter'whey
street and will move m there the - Zr i,mo in -Rat,
iaWr ?aof JZ6-; Rouee. La. Their visit was
Mr. Helius'Se ar bel
nVinriT. nooV ftfoiioTrina in nuarantmea on account oi
" iVAi jlj. . vi j vu uyo j uxui ; i D T. . .
have been visiting their relatives yellow lever.
lor several days here
You have been thinking about
taking out a Policy of Life In
surance. Yes, and for the
benefit of yourself and loved W
ones you will take an Accident v
i"i
Mr W Tl Shnhfirt, Tnfl,p.hiTiist, n
at Cannon Manufacturing Co.
and Mr. F. B. Haydock, ma
chinist at the Bleachery, have
both been injured rece"htly, and
both promptly received their
weekly indemnity. Go to see
them, they were insured by me.
You can find me m my omce
every evening during the week
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Office in Postbffice Building.
Jno. A. Sims,
Insurance Agent.
Sept. 1, 1899. -
Tea Table
Topics
AMONG THOSE WHO
ARE INTERESTED IN
NICELY FURNISHED
HOMES GENERALLY
TURNS to the BEAUTY,
EXCELLENCE and low
PRICES OF OUR
FURNITURE, FLOOR COYEM&S aM BUCK'S STOVES and RANGES,
Funeral Directors and Em balm ers.
Fine line off COFFINS and CASKETS !
SEE THE
Yankee
Watch
0E
, it r
tSaKerv
TVTtC! T DAnm Vinci nm n ' f A 1 "
AJLO. ill -U JJ1UYVU 1XCMO KUUD IU ' , Jt a J
PhUadelphia 'and New Yorkvta WMl ana
spend a while". -; In Philadelphia fv p o -ryi . "PariOI
she visits her friend, Miss- MarT 71 .DnnhnWta
shall, and she' wiir visit her
brother, Mr. Fletcher Smith,
in I on hand. V- Wm. T.'Johnsox Prop.
New York. 'Phone No. 122.
AT
csssaa Qo To tssssH
G W PATTERSON
FOR
Rock baU
Freahv Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
. i-k Ghipped 15Bei, vx.
Canned Corn, ' . Tomatoes,
v ; t t- t f and Peaches. ; t.
Soda Baking Powders, Starch
' OracKera Lard, Ham Prunes,
i u BfeakfastStrips -
Gren and Parched Coffee,-Tea;
H Sugtfr, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
; FIaur,-Molasses-, Salt,
Vinei?a7rvn"nffo6acco Rice,
and anvthinirin he Grocery
xtope, . vytt&7 ao' '
W
bC: Correll's
We rcldsCouratbre TBt 8.15r dtlr-
6 p. in.
1 tafi Mini lit
Oflfero 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.
If we pan serve you any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
. IilBEBAIi A.CCOMMODATIONS3
TO OTJSTOMEB8. - -'-
Capital aiii SnrBlns - - $70000.
' J. M. Odeijj, President, 4:
M. L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY, FEED . AND
Just In rear oj Cloud HptelOui
nibuBea meet ' all- passenger : traini-,
Oatfita.) o r &1L ; kinde .faroisbeo
rmptly auvatire
Horsed aacl : ra ulfs ialwaya ntt ri
or sale. Bretidralof :nproughbret