A.rrlTal of Trains,
J W Toney has gone to Marsh-
The folio wing change of schedule took ,rni , Sonet
t$t Junei2, 1699. Vl11 to spend a few days.
NOKTHBOUND.
j'o. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
12
3s
34
62
" " 7-09 pm,
8.51 p m. (flag)
9.45 pm,
2.00 a m (liemi t)
SOUTHBOUND
CC
u
Satisfactory work is always
given , you at Brown's barber
shop.
, Mrs. Geo. W Patterson and
her friend, Mrs: Stainback, haVe
gone to Charlotte to spend a few
days. '
Mrs. Randolph Houston, who
has been visiting at Dr. W C
Houston's, has returned to
Monroe.
Ta. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag)
- 7 " " 8.51pm,
35 " 9.20 p m, (flag) .
' 33 4 " 7 19 a m,
" 61 " 44 8-49 a m, (freight)
2o. 3o. wuen running anead of No. 7. Mrc a cii t
fcArired if necessary for throu-htrav. L MrS; . bF Stephens has re-
rarnea to Unarlotte after vi si tin
I t ' jlui t j.
passengers arriving irom Juyncnburg or 1At3i parents, Mr. ana Mrs. 5ax
beyond. No. 3G stops regularly for ter Parks. v
isenjrers ior otusuury, nign romt,
The Charlotte "Quicksteps"
came over tljis morning to play
our colored baseball team this
afternoon:
Greensboro, lieiu&ville, Danville and
principal .stations between Danville and
VjLskingtoii. No. 37 stops for pas-se-'iiiers
coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
st'iigers for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to let
a'd. passengers from regular stopping
pUes south of Newells and to take on
;K:-eugers for regular stopping places,
'.Lyuclibnrg or beyond.
. .".Nok. and 34 stop at Concord for
...jst -ligers to or from the G. 0. & A.
l,Vr:.sion Ouarlotto to Augusta and
Tom Crowell has returned to
the Fenix roller mill after spend
ing a week at his home at Mt.
Pleasant.
o, li ana vs are the local trains
a . . ci i: .1 -a i 0
cuuueut hi oausuury wun trains oi
VV. N. tJ. Division.
Mr. H McNamara has gone to
Yadkin and Davie couniips on a,
.tbcrpoints in South Carolina Georgia business trip for Webb & Rabe,
md r iorida, reached through Columbia f Gtfnc.,T?iu -
- r Auirnsta uvmc.
Marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Mr. W H Hill, and
Miss Lela Hooks. Both parties
ir ; i j i
ny m ino. jl xownsnip.
-b OK KENT. Three or four
plats of land for farming purposes
within and around town. Ap
ply to Joel Reed.
John Pitts has returned home
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
'.T,ijuacg mmii u in i mip, m j
JFOUNDED 1842.
Original Observations.'
It's a hand-to-mouth existence
with most people at mealtime.
Many a man's nose painfully
shows the way his money goes.
Young men who promise are
not as popular as those who pay.
Old John Low-low is Col.
High-high in the people's esti
mation. -
Very few people can "hold
their own" when crossing: the
ocean.
Some men lead a fast life even
after they get into the penitentiary.
Potatoes now have tears in
their eyes because they are being
dug up.
It is the betrothal that leads
to the honeymoon, although
marriage may be a cell.
An Orange colored man in
forms us that he has prepared
to put down wells . at bottom
prices.
It makes the people's head go
round and to hear the funny
jokes of the circus clown.
Orange. (Va.) Observer
iiia--
Bids Wanted For Lumber.
Cabarrus wants about 11,000
feet of oak and pine lumber for
bridge over Rocky Riuer.
J P Allison, chairman of Coun-
Summer
Uriderwear
We invested heavily gained a
doint for you by so doing. Quan
tity is a factor in bringing d : wn
prices. We are going to close out
a lot of
is
tt
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE.'
Of course yea want a Piano, but per
haps you can't afford a new one.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.
from near Davidson where he ty Commissioners, will receive
iias ueen staying. - ne mtenas bids for it.
to enter the army soon.
Dr. and Mrs. Stevens went to RED HO T FROM THE GUN
China Grove Tuesday evening. Was the ball that hit G. B.
iney went to attend tne swear,- steadman ot JNewark, micii., m
the Civil War. It caused horrible
J4 I Uiuoio man ukj tivanuiouv uuiuuu
VVXXtJI- ctry fni r ll
ior A Years, lueii nacweuB
it-., t. r o Kavah Mm n n r n.ml fti.
raurt,ncii a BHrgrain. These pianos ingen-Patterson marriage.
Bill e Ueil lUt 1U i cnrti .puaiAwu i
Hid every part of Action Renewed T?nn-icfn. TViv,c,
ml are now int nit eod as when i KeglSter JOIinSOn and
wyqnpUrcnseprIceInexctone - .rR .tVJ Amic Salve Cured ' him. Cures
roraHilElT ny uiMwuniuayears vv niLUS uuuuiy to V1S11 ms reia- . t -i i
Take First and Second Choice and tives. They will be gone a week. '
DON'T YOU tMISS PIT.
nnn
1 T.
write ouick. thev won' last Ions-
Haines Brothers " 110.00
nenry Cachle (pearl inlaid) 105X0 !
Board aan & Gray 100.00
Baeon fe Ray en 90.00
Heiatjkamp 75.00
Baeoa & Rayen 70.00
Coliard&Collard Grand 60.00
Terms : $10 cash and $5 per month:
Miss Irene Ridenhour, of No. Best Pile cure on earth. 25cts. a
8 township, who has been visit- box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
mg ner urotnerj lvir. vv. a. xi-if. b. etzer, Uruceist.
aennour, at xmgs Mountain, nas
returned home.
Quite a larere crowd attended
Others being: repaired and we can suit the lawn party at the Odell mills
Tuesday night. The Concord
band furnished nice music for
the attendants. :
Delay
Not
i or
vou in price and terms.' '
Fine Tuning and Repairin
Cms. M.' Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore. Bid.
Factory Branch Wareroom,
No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
PALACE ORGANS-
For Delay Is Dangerous J
no prayer meeting at St. James
Lutheran church tonight.
Mrs. C S C Rose, of Mt. Pleas
ant, and her son, Hubbard Rose,
Ike Scott, a negro,' has been have srone to Mt. Hollv to visit
arrested for retailing without Mrs. Burton Rhyne. ... Mr. Rose
license. , ; is on his return to Tennessee.
Miss"' Hattie Mehaffey has pQur of our boys, Richard
seeured a position with H L Gibson, Will Gibson, ' Joe Reid
Parks & Co.
You have been thinking about
In the absence of Rev. C B taking out a Policy of Life In-
in Rowanxouhty there -will- belbenefit' of ."f" an
Hope Caldwell, of Poplar
Tent, has gone to the A. & M.
college. - , :
The little child of Mr. John
Harris, of Raleigh, is improving
from its sickness.
Miss Fannie Strieker has re
turned home after spending sev
eral days at Lexington.
Mr. JrL Crowell has returned
home from the Albemarle court
in session there this week.
Luther Gillon, son of Mr.
Monroe Gillon, is clerking- -at
Yorke. Wadsworth & Co.'s.
Dr. C A Misenheimer has re
turned to Charlotte. He visited
his father near Mt. Pleasant.
and Gaston ... Means, will return
to the University to school this
session. School opens on the
18th. ' , -
FOR SALE -A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine with
five drawers," just from the fac
tory. Call at this office and get
a first class machine on easy
terms. - tf.
Concord oakery,
f Fruit and
Cream - Parlor.
Fresh Bread. Cakes. Buns, Doughnuts,
etc., Creams, Fruits and Uandies always
on hand. Wm, T. Johnson, Prop.
! 'Phone No., 122. ,
WANTED Tc buy 100,000
Dounds of old 'caat-iron scrap, de
Miss Florence Bradford, who J'& Z
snent Tuesdav with Miss Lida ;
White, has gone to Charlotte.
Central M E churcn being mj
course of repairs, there will be
no prayer meeting there tonight.
Messrs. S M ' Gaskel and ;l j
Goodman, merchants1 of this !
place, observed the Jewish holi
days. ' ?' ' y-'
which we will Day a fair price.
burnt iron wanted.
alGtf. Concord Foundry Co
I HAVE PURCHASED
The Market
of Mr. Freeze and will again be
! ready to serve you with
ones vou will take an Accident
Policy.
Mr.; W. D. Shubert, machinist
at Cannon Manufacturing Co.
and Mr. F. . B. Haydock, ma
chinist t at the Bleachery, have
both been injured recently, and
bQth promptly received : their
weekly indemnity, " Go to. see
them, they were insured by me.
You can find me, in my omce
every evening during the week
Tea Table
ids "
Top
4TM
AMONG THOSE WHO
ARE INTERESTED IN
NICELY FURNISHED
HOMES GENERALLY
TURNS to the BEAUTY,
EXCELLENCE and low
PRICES OF OUR
FIMITURE, FLOOR COYERENBS M BUCK'S STOVES and RAKBES.
FuneralDirectors and Embalmers.
Fine line of COFFINS and CASKETS !
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Ofiice in Postoffice Building.
Jno. A. Sims,
' Insurance Agent.
Sept. 1, 1899:
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LOST White andliver colored
Pointer bitch three years ; old.
A- .-': i
"Slip." A liberal reward will be T mtrona-e
given for her recovery. Leave solicit part of your patronage.
.t st. ciod hotel. . . a H. A. GRAEBER.
AT
FOR -
Rock bait i
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker; Oats, Hominy,
Chipped Beef,
Canned Cora, Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
; Crackers. Lard, Ham8, Prane8, '
Breakfast Strips,
Green and Parched Colfee Tea,
Sngar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstnff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snnff, TobaccorBice,
OJPotash, Spices, bottled
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
. line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods,
ShdeiHats, Tin-ware Etcl Etc
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the Bummer months. We de
liver goods until 6 p. in. , ZZ
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 can serve you any time we wjII
be glad to have you come and see us.
LtBERAD ACCOMMODATIONSa
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - -
US - v $700(10.
D. B Coltbane, Chashier, t
jj M. Odemj. President. , ,
M. L. Brown & BRq.
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LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
f 8TABLES,
Capital and Surp:
- t.i if
Just in rear ol Si. Cloud Hotel. Oo,
nibueee meet all passsner jtraint.
Ou tfits of alL kindW;; j'fdrniaheo,
froxnplly and at rpnable price.
Lbrees and m ul es always on hari'
or sale. SB-ewlers oi7.noroughbred
Poland UKia Hoav ,
CULES
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