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ArrlTal off Trains
The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1890. . v
NORTHBOUND.
ffo. 8 arrives at 5-52 a m,
" "10 00 am,
"12 u u 7-09 p m,
33 " M 8.51 p m, (flag)
w 34 t9.45 p m,
6a " "VOOam (lren.it)
SOUTHBOUND.
fo. 37 arrives -at -8 49 a m, (flag)
11 44 44 11 23am,
7 "l " 8.51pm,
35 9.20 pm, (flag)
33 . 7.19 a ui '
-31 " 44 8-49 a m, '(freight)
No. So. when running ahead of No. 7,
"gflagged if necessary for through travel
4outL of l- harlotte, and is stopped for
li&&2iigers arriving from Lynchburg or
ievond. No. 30 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danyille and
iV'isliington. No. 37 stops for pas-
eiicrs coming from Lynchburg' or
joints beyond, and to take on pas-
sciigers for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to let
oil passengers from regular stoDDin
places south of Newells and to take on
sisseugers for regular stopping pJaces,
Lyuchburg or beyond.
.Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
-rseugera to or from the C. C. & A.
. jjivi aion Ohariotto to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina. Georgia
Aid Florida, reached through Columbia,
or Augusta.
Nos. .27, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
.v& connect at Salisbury with tlftins. oi
. v vvuiii is aiwavs
given you at Brown's bar W
shop.
Dr. J, A Tyson, of Nnrwnnrl
spent Monday night here. He
and Mr. Coltrane
lotto tee day before purchasing
Concord Has a Strike.
A strike took place today
(Tuesday) on our streets but no
one need fear any trouble. Eight
negroes who were ; working , on
the street abovef-the St. Cloud
TELEPHONE NO.
i 1S42.
mac hinery for the Norwood ' where the macadam is be-
mui.
FOR SALE A new WIippW
& Wilson sewing machine with
five drawers, just from the fac
tory. Call at this office and eet 1
nrst class . machine on easy
rms. tf.
Two new clerks have been
a dded at Yorke. Wadsworth fe
Co. 's. They are Luther Winecoff,
of near here, and Natharripl
Smith, of No. 3 township. f
Mr. W J) Anthony has gone to
TT . -I ' ' ,1 i
Harris ourg, wnere he goes
to use the paint brush on Mr.
Mark Morrison's cfine new resi
dence. It will take him about
three weeks.
LOST White and liver colored
Pointer bitch three years old.
Answers to the name of
''Slip A liberal reward wyu. be
given for her recovery, Leave
St. Cloud hptelv
W. A. Foil.
Herbert Bost, who has been
employed by the Cannon & Fet
zer Co., has secured a position in
the bleachery. Henry Winecoff
has his position with the delivery
wagon. -
Summer
Underwear.
ing taken up laid down their
picks and walked away. They
were getting 65 cents per day
and struck with the hope of
; getting 75 cents.
The Little Child Dead.
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On Monday evening about 7
o'clock in Salisbury, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom John
son, of Salisbury, died. The lit
tle child has been sick some time.
Mrs. Ed. Hall ' who is a sister
of Mrs. Johnson, attended the
funeral.
We invested heavily gained
a
doint for you by so doing. Q,u en
tity is a factor in bringing down
'-'-''
prices. We are going to -close out
a lot of
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
tj
Atiiggec- competition and retail deal
U ers.
oil the funeral
PIANOS.
knell of CHEAP
n every case a sale
I merits.
when tested on
fyerv Piano warranted and will last a
lifetime.
Opening Enrollment of tiraded Schools.
The following report of the
opening enrollment of the graded
shools has been furnished us :
Boys ... . . . . , . 216
Girls. ... ..... ........ : 217
Still Active in the Philippines.
Another thrilling aet of
bravery is reported from Manila
OH the 2nd inst. Four hundred
robbers worfe fortified in a moun
tain strong-hold on the island of
Negros; Our troops hacl
charge up a very steep encline,
while the enemy fired upon them
and rolled heavy boulders down
on them. They carried the
works, killing 21 of the enemy
with the slight injury to'a few
Americans, though the American
forces were greatly inferior in
numbers.
The Filipinos attacked An
geles, bringing into action two
Kruff guns, but failed to dislodge
Col. Smith's command.
YOU i MISS
IT.
"j-;vr Pianos have such a reputation for
1 tone and durability. .t
nets which all do not' realize, but
wh;ch make the ST1 EFF pre
I eminent.
Fine Tuning. .... . . .'Phone .196.
Chas. M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Jnltimore, Aid.
Factory Branch. AVareroom, -
Total. . . . 433
The enrollment at the colored
school is
Boys. 44
' Girls... ., .64
Total.
108
The Market Has Changed Back.
Six weeks ago Mr. H A Grae-
rxnn
ber sold his beef market to Mr.
Frank Freeze, of No. 3 town-
No. 213 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, N.C. ship. The market didn't look
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager. right without Mr. Graeber
around it and Mr. Freeze didn't
Miss Mayfield Cole left Mon- feel right in it, so the market has
Jay for school at the Greensboro crone back into its originial
iemaie seminary. hands. Mr. Graeber has his ad.
Morris Caldwell, of Poplar elsewhere for your reading.
font, has returned to school at
i-' Ul Ml l I 1,11 il .. . m . . J .
4 touuiuuu uiuniug fiiuvaii
Mr, Jno. Adirie and wife have The Dreyfus trial should be
one to Misenheimer's springs to . tn a lnRft nT1fl .ipaiinns
- are tnau tne r itjiiuu guviumeuu
liss Cora Lentz has secured a ffta,rs SOme serious trouble at its
position m the millinery store oi l , o -h in
VI Ivic 1 nnmn XA I o vn ti H or I
" ) J U XA XA J. V XXITIAAIXAVX i "I
V s - nearness xo rtennes wim a view
David Caldwell is limping with n heinp- available. The trial
a sore foot. A sharp inch-and-1 T , ' 04s nrv vv
a-half chisel dropped on it. T
lil 11-5 hUUUBil Cil LI UXSOll. (ilXJ.KjKJ UU
Irs. Robinson, of Charlotte,
is visitinsr her Darents. Mrv ana , . - i
Mrs flPPMi lnr Wt. Tp- lin testimony uearing luau
nnt cfvof the accused. It is believed that
trx. t... JL he will prove a fraud, , but may
to Durham to attend school at trial.
Trinity college.
FOR RENT. Three or four
plats of land for farming purposes
within and7 around town. Ap:
ply to Joel Reed.
Train Dashes Through a Trolley Car.
At Gloucester, Pa., on Sunday
evening a train struck a trolley
car at tke crossing, cutting it in
to two parts as with a carving
knife. One lady was crushed
and killed while several persons
were more or less hurt. - Many
jumped a.nd received shocks but w
it seems little snort 01 a miracie
that no more were killed.
Delay Not
Fou Delay Is Dangerous !
You have been thinkiner about
taking out a Policy of Life In
surance. Yes, 1 and for the
benefit of yourself and loved
ones you will take an Accident
Policy.
Mr. W. D. Shubert, machinist
at Cannon Manufacturing Co.
and Mr. F. B. Haydock, ma
chinist at the Bleachery, have
both been injured recently, and'
both promptly received 'their
weekly indemnity. Go to see
them they were insured by me.
You can find me in my office
every evening during the week
i from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Office in Postoffice Building.
Jno. A. Sims,
f Insurance Agent.
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Topics
AMONG THOSE WHO
ARE INTERESTED IN
NICELY FURNISHED
HOMES GENERALLY
TURNS to the BEAUTY,
EXCELLENCE and low
PRICES OF "OUR ,
FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERING'S .att BUCK'S STOVES ail RANGES.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
w-
Fine line of COFFINS and CASKETS i
I'l
Phone No. 122.
Concord oakery,
. Fruit and
Cream - Parlor.
Mr. M fi PViillina a,nr1 Miss Fresh Bread. Calces. Buns, Doughnuts,
Louise Johnson, both of Cannon- etc.. Creams. Fraita 'Md Candies always
-I fi -l : I UJU imUUa " - Mr
vine, vvt5i uiaixiuu ouiiuuiy wvtju.-
mg by Rev. J l) Arnold.
Mr. Will White, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. F A
AJtihibald, left Monday evening
ior his home in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. Neal Henderson, of
Mooresville. is clerkinsr in the
Morris hardware store. He is a
brother-in-law of Mr. Zeb Mor
ns.
Deberry Fisher, clerk at the
St. Cloud hotel, has returned to
his home at Mt. Plp.asant to
spend a week or two. He is not
'veil.
be
I HAVE PURCHASED
The Market
of Mr. Freeze and will again
, ready to serve you with
IS IE2 IS
Saturday morning. I again
solicit part of your patronage
H. A. GRAEBER.
0 XJOOOOOCDCOOCXji KX"bOOGOOOCf.
5Sa Go To S3
Sept.1. 1899..
SEE THE
Yankee
r
FOR
AT
G W.PATTERSON
Rock 8alt '
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
ChiDDed Beef . '
WSLttfl Canned Cora. ; Tomatoes,
, ana reacnes.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
OracKera, Lard, ilams, une8,
Breakfast Strips,
Green and ParcHed Coffee, Tea,
Sugar. Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flo ur. Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Bice,
fotasn, opices, potueu
Pickles, - W ashing Powders
and anything in the (Grocery
line. - We also carry
Rope, . Crockery , Glass-ware,,
Woodenware, iiry wooas,
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc. Etc
nxu
Correirs
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months. We de
liver goods until o p. m.
as
Offero 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 can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS!!
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - -
Capital an! SutdIus - - $70000.:
JM. Odeui. President.
M. L. Brown & BRa
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
, STABLES,
Just in rear of S;. Cloud Hotel. Odd
nibopea meet all passenger trains
Outfits of all kinds furniahec
promptly and at reasonable pricef .
Hortstd a ad mules always on banc
or Raid. B readers of horoughbrecf
Headache cq weuralafa cur&i
UiLES' PAIN
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