I
Arrival of Trains.
The following chAnge of schedule took
Ret Junel2, 1809.
NORTHBOUND.
Ko. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
" 36 " " 10 00 am,
" 12 " " 7-09 p m,
" 33 " " 8.51 pm,(flag)
34 " " 9.45 p m,
62 " 2 00am(lieifc. t)
SOUTHBOUND.
Mr. Eugene Sloan, who lives To Hlp Welcome Dewey,
on Spring street, is sick. Gov. Russell has received the
Eorty -eight bales went to the following from Washington that
cotton platform Friday. explains several things at once:
In the absence of Rev. J C Da- "The people of the District of
vis there will be no services at j Columbia are arranging a suit
the Episcopal church tomorrow, j able welcome for admiral Dewey
No.
Mrs. D B Parish has rtn
to Raleigh after spending sev
eral weeks here with her rela
37 arrives at 8 49 a m, '(flag)
" 11 " "11 23 am,
" 7 " " 8.51 p m,
" 35 u 9.20 pm, (flag)
' 33 4 " 7.19 am,
61 v " 8 49 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7,
uukk0" " ucucoaai v lor luiuu'u navel 1 . , .
s.oatU of charlotte, and is topped for llcense to marry.
.t.isoengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 30 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reid&vilie, Danyille and
Hncipal stations between Danyille and
'A'oLington. No. 37 stops for pas
? enters coming from Lynchburg or
senders for regular stopping places ri(iay night after spending a
south of Newells. No. 33 stojxs to let month at her home at Sherwood,
on uiSa6 if, regular stopping near .b'ayetteviile.
n,j.;iti WPS Till" room ai- c- ,i I t 1 t h ,t tt
. ,k.. - -.uf, ja.iico, vjui. x m juunneau. an m-
Xos. 38 and 34 stop at Concord for furace agent who for some
--stn-ers to or from the G. 0. & A. time has been staying at Albe
ijivisiou Charlotte to Augusta and maiie, arrived here Friday
j' I'wiijio ju uumu vitiuima, vreorgia nillt
and Florida, reached through Columbia to
a r Augusta
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
..d connect at Salisbury with trains of
W.-JN. C. Division.'
Geo. W Mauney and Miss
Frances Honey cutt. both of Nn
9 township, have been granted
Hoyle Long, son of Surveyor
Long, has returned to school at
Mt. Pleasant. He has been
clerking in a store in Charlotte.
Miss Bessie Gaiiiey returned
'PLM "L 7i tJ i rTl Tkf m. ' -
2FOUXDED 1842.
On account of repairs being
made m the building, there will
qe no preaching in the Central
Methodist church tomorrow.
There will be Sunday school at
the usual hour.
s
ommer: Underwea
when he returns to the national
capital, about October 2nd. This
will.be a public event. One of
the principal features will be the
public presentation by the Sec
retary of the Navy of the sword
voted the admiral by Congress,
at the east front of the capital.
"There will be an illuminated
night parade, in which a large
number of military, naval and
civic organizations wilt Dartici-
pate.
It has been suggested that the
Governors of States, their staffs
and State troops might desire to
take part in the exercises and
parades, which will be reviewed
by Admiral Dewey, President
McKinley and members of the
Cabinet.
"The-District of Columbia is
the property of the whole nation,
is the home to which no invita
tion should be necessary. It
would be a pleasant thing and
We invested heavily gained a
doint for you by so doing. Q,u an-
i
tity is a factor in bringing d:wn;
prices. We are going to close out
a lot of
t
doubtless gratifying to the ad
WANTED A neat and intelli- miral if each State and Territory
gent young man, one acquainted p officially represented on the
with the business community of occdbion
uoncora preierred.
of his return to his!
Address country's capital.
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
J J J t
Of course yu want a Piano, but per
haps you can t anord a new one.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.
The J Marcus Co., 19 S. Fourth
St., Philadelphia, Pa. ;
FOR SALE A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewinsr machine with
five drawers, just from the fac
tory. Call at this office and get
a first class machine on easy
terms. - tf,
We Iiave Seven Squares and One
tiraurt, oach a Unrgrain. Tlies Hinnos
luive been pat In Perfect Condition
aid every part of Action Renewed
and are now Jnst as Rood as when
SimSSK cord Institute wishes all parents
rrHtiitrF .ny nmewitbiasyenrs inter ested in the kindergarten de-
raKe i?irst ana aecona jnoice ana
Mr. J. H. Lippard of the Con-
"An early reply indicating
probable action will be highly
appreciated.
Yours very truly,
"W. W. Cox,
'Acting Chairman.
Uk 11. V A1H V Xll JVJXj,
"Secretary.
"His Excellency Daniel L. Rus-
sel? Governor of the State of
North Carolina, Raleigh, N. C.
vrite quick, they won't last long.
Com
$110.00
105.00
100.00
90.00
75.00
GLORIOUS NEWS
from Dr. D, B;. CargUe,
of
Haines Brothers
Henry Cachle (pearl inlaid)
.Boardaan & Gray
Bacon & Bay en
Seinekamp
Bacon & Bayen
Collard & Oollard Grand
Terms : $10 cash and $5 per month.
Others being repaired and we ean suit
you in price and terms.
Fine Tuning and Repairing.
Chas, M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore, lid.
i r
Factory Branch War eroom,
.No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.O.
'C. H. WILMOTH; Manager.
PALACE ORGANS
The Concord Institute opens
M onday ' moinm
partment to meet with Mrs.
rt T . A A I A w A A ' Jl At. - 1 " - - -
joier at me msiixuxe witn xneir WashiW, I T. He writes:: "Four bot-
children next Monday at 9 ties of Electric Bitters has enred Mrs.
r'rlrkrir Also thrvca lTvoroafwi Brewer oi scroiiua. wnicn naa causea
i i. a 4rT 4-1 j her creai snffermer for years Terrible
t ll. IMJ I M . 1 1 1 t 1 WV VU. VM
70.00 partments OP tne scnool WorK. I face, and the best doctors could give no
60.00 " ' ; , I help; but her cure is complete and her
DON'T YOU AMISS lIT.
nnen
C ct rrrfA j ,ala tx r health is exceUent., ;This shows that
VUIItUl U UaKCI J , thousandshave proved, that Electrw
Pr it and ; Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
Jy0 Q TY1 . TQ yl ft!1 tetter, salt metim, ulcers, boils and run-
Fresh -Bread. Cakes. Buns, uougnnuts, I and bowels, expels, poisons, help diges-1
etc.. Creams, Fruits and Candies always I tion. buUds iro-the strength. Only 50
on hand. wm, t. j ohnson, rr op. i cents, cold at iretear'B Drug store.
'jfnone jno. izz.
Apparently the most long-lived
people are the invalids who draw
pensions from the United States
government. Our Church , Pa
per. . .yj K r.'w ? '
Tea Table
Topics
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Delay
Not
AMONGl THOSE WHO;
ARE XN7TE RESTED IK;
NICELY FURNISHED
HOMES GENERALITY
TURNSto the BEAUTY;
EXCELLENCE and low
PRICES OF OUR
For Delate Is Dangerous !
mBMITDBE. FLMR COVERIH&SaMJlS' ani RAS6ES.
V
Satisfactory work) is always
wen
you
wr a Tl T 1 (
Bias naniea roriiumwer. ynn V,avA Kpti t.KinlH'rio1 ahnut
' A mm, v ma r m m mm b m jfc -w
Cabarrus ,wants aoout ii,uuu takinfirout afoncy of jlife in-
feet of oak arid "pine lumber for suranCe, Y ind for the
bridge over Rocky Rmer. ) benefit of yourself and: loved
JP Allison, chairman of Coun- ones vou- will take an Accident
... ' 'i. . ' ... . i . i
1 He has betm spending Uy Commissioners, will receive Policy.
bids for it. ' j i Mr. Wv i..esnuDert, macnmisTi
at Cannon . Mapuf acttjring Co.
ThA anothincr and healmc pron- iand Mr. rr Is. "JiavdocK. ma-
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
tas returned
at Bro
.shop.
Mr. Jno. L Miller
home.
several days in, Albeiaarle.
Mrs. J O King, wno has been
visiting Mrs. D J bstian, has
returned to her homd in Lincoln
nromDt and permanent cures
FOR RENT. Three or four bare made it a great favorite with
plats of land for farminjg purposes the people everywhere. For sale
within and around town. Ap by M. L. Marsh & Co., Druggists.
.ply to Joel Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A' Gline A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE
have returned home from .Misen-
Flne liiie of COFFINS and CASKETS i
erties of Cham berlain's Cough chinist at -the Bleachtry, have I
Remedy, its pleasant taste ana ootn Deen mjurearecenuy, ana
weekly indeiunity, ip toi see
iOiOOOOOC
them, they wpre insuredby me. - vJO . 1 O v
You can fiidme' in nty jofiice - . . ' v - ' U'Axt
every evening during the week Q, PATTERSON
heimer's springs,
spent nearly a week.
4
wnere
they
Stuart Morrison has returned
after having a week's vacation
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFE.
I ani the mother of eight bhild
ren and have had a great deal of
experience with medicines. Last
' tyiv HktlA daucrhter had
spent down at Pioneei Mills with tfa dysentery in its worst form.
1,10 uuuio, ivj.1. uaa. xu-yxxio. We1 thought she woula aie. 1
Mrs. Price, who Likeen visit! 'J
tag Miss Jennie Sp Tor a few I; saw by an Jf.X
1 ' r. -r- ? I j ' i flit ova O Tl "Diftrrhoea Remedy
ianta. ivirs. rice was iormeny , , - -
Miss . Bessie Kiniball, Salis- was highly recommended na
bury, - 7 0 j sent and got a bottle at once, it
j ; proved to be one of the, very best
Miss Ethelin Van Wagner, of m;A;nAa ever had m the
Hamilton, N. Y, has arrived house. it saved m little daught
here to teach in the Con- erg m& j am anions for every
cord .Institute ..She stays in the mother toknow;4hat an excellent
-uOWw uuuumg. . mflli; np t s. ffftl 1 known
first it worjfd have saved me a
ing this and adjoining counties gwt;c! anetvly
tKr.orx nTm v, 4--u IIHIa dftniniAr much KUnwring.
vu v vk.n ll ii ill 1 1 n i ta- i i iiii m a w w w wwjk '
orottton seed oil mill. He is" Yours Wy, Mrs. -e?- r ,f
miakinsr Dreuarations to have diek IA)erfcv, H. 1. or oaio
I y-k' ' -r n - Tt.n -nri or
from 8 to 9 oblock.?
Office in Pjstoffice Buildpg,
4 v ; r Insurance A feent.
Sept. 1,
"SEE
Yankee
THE
2 Watch
FOR
preparations
.seed here for the mill.
Mf Marsh & Co., Druggist.
if
AT:
FOR
Pfesh Butter on Icev
Quaker Oats,' Hominy,
Chipped Beef, l
Canned Corn. Tomatoes,
and' Peaches. -Soda,
Baking Powders, Starch
OracKera, Lard, Hams, Prunes, "
Breakfast' Strips, ,
Green aud Parched Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Stiipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flo ar, Molasses, Salt,
! Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Bice,
Potash. : Spices, oocuea
Pickles. Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Woodehware. Dry Goods,
aiinoQ TTftfa Tinware Etc. Etc
kiUVVU Jt
Correlrs
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months. 4 j We de-
liver goods untu o w.
OSem the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accpnimodak
ing banking instutlonJ ?! i ; '
. i i i milt 4Via
VV6 SOllClfc your ptMuunw wim JJi
assurance of . honorable treatment and ,
due appreciation ot your patronage, j
. . . .- . .. . - '.
Tl ..vtrrm TTAn OT1TT Tl tn O TTA VI 1 1
XI Wo etui tyoi. y c jrwu bmaj n
be glad to haye you oome and see us.
IiTBEBAIi ACCOMMODATION oj
TO CUSTOMERS. ----- -
J. M. Odej. President, .
M, L. Brown & BRa
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES,
Just in rear of St Clcud Hoe). Ocj
nibuses meet all pas-engtr train- .
Outfits of all kicds , iurohe
promptly and at reasonable f rice
Horses and mules always on ban
or sale. Breeders of .Uoroughbre
PolartdChinaHtss.
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