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Arrival of H'ralnm.
The following change of schedule took
eCect Junel2, 1899. .: ,
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 8 strives at 5 52 a m,
jj5 " v "1000am,
12 " 7-09 p m, V
33 " " 8.51 p m, (flag)
34 " i u 9.45 p m, .
62 " " OOamllreiit)
SOUTHBOUND
Ho. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
11 " "1123 am,
7 44 8.51 pm,
35 " 9.20 p'm, (flag)
33 " " 7.19 Km,
61 " " 8.49 a m (frelcrht)
No. 33. when running ahead of No. 7.
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of Charlotte, and is stopped' fori
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or I
beyond. No; 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsville, Danyille and
principal stations between Danyille 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 Newlls. No. 38 stops to ;lt
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping5 places,
Lynchburg or beyond. ; ,f;
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Ooncord fox
passengers Jo. or from the 0. C..&A.
DivisionCharlotte to August and
other points in South Carolina.' Gebrsria
md Eiorida, reached through , Columbia
or Augusta. -
Nos. 7,8,11 and 12 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury with . trains of
W. N.M'Piviaion. . .i.
ummer
Uederwe'ar.
A -W. - -
tenures expected rrom Aguinaldo. Strange Incident at a Revival. I
; A Manila dispatch, of the 19th, The Asheville Citizen, of the
says: - ' ,18th. rp.1n.t,A5 n. : nonnlio-n inrriv4- An-J
7 'Two insurgent majors entered in a revival meeting among the
the American lines yesterday colored folks of that city. Lucy
under a flag of truce. They yi- Young, while at the mourners'
ited General Mac Arthur and-et- bench, was suddenly stricken
fered to release sixteen American ' with insensibility. She was re
prisoners, "including Lieutenant moved, and for some days lay. in
Gilmore and' his men from the : a semi-conscious condition. They
firunboat LYnrktowrV -ctrVi
captured at Baler, by SO UOing. , Q,UflLTL-
We invested heavily gained -a
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
Read Craven Brothers ad: qh
Buck Stoves;" r ;
Prayer-meeting at St. James
tonight at 7:30.
Miss Annie Kime ,has gone to
Asheville where she4 will attend
school. , , . -
Work has commenced on Rev
V P McGhee's residence at the
iair grounds.
POR SALE. A mule 3 years
old, weighs 1100 pounds, gentle
and works well. ;
Jno. K. Patterson. ;
Mr. Jno. M ; Young will in a
few days move into his house
r.aar the graded school now be?
cupied by Mr. J M Cross. TV '
FOR SALE.A good plat of
land . 4 miles from Concord,
Would exchange for town prop
erty . Call at this office at once,
' Miss Ella Earnhardt, of Vo
nee'r . Mills, has returned home
after visiting her friend,. Miss
Lieze Vose in Lawrence ville, Ga;
A twenty 'five per cent, dis
count is offered for the next
inirry aays at tre steam launary.
Read their ad. toyoursygj
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Stuart g04
a tea Tuesday evening: pompUr
mentary to Miss Kate :Morrison
and her friends, 1 M isses ; M Orr ison
and Penick.
A young mail was arrested at
the depot this morning by Police
man Cruse for beating the train;
He was from Gaffney. His fine
. ma. costs were pam. ; ; ; :
Misses Edna and Georgia Lowej
of Lowesville, have arrived here
to spend about two weeks . with
their friends.' They are stopping
at Mr. W S Bingham's. ' --j-'
Mr. C A Wood, who conducted
a business in the Litaker build
ing here, arrived here Tuesday
night. Mr. Wood is now selling
shoes for a Cincinnati house.
Several of Concord's young
m en have .been appointed : marr i
shals at the coming State Fair'
They have not yet definitely; de
cided .as to whether they can
serve. . .. ' ' '' '
Rev. C Miller, former .pastor
at Rocky River 'church, .has gone
to take charge of his new work
in Stokes county. ; His family is
stil living at" Rocky River and
will be there some time yet.
FOR SALE A now 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. ti
. Mr. H A Wolf sohn, who has
oeen here assisting Rev. B Lacy
Koge in a revival meeting and
whose q ualities as. , a singer are
h ighly spoken of by all of our
rople who heard him, has gone
t0 Shelby, where he assists in a
mooting there".
In return they" merely asked to
sena uiese prisoners through
the lines accompanied by : Pilipi-;
nos who desired to confer with
General Otis. " " J i
"The request was granted and
the insurgent officers returned to
their lines - this morning, - after!
promisiitg that the prisoners
vvoiiid fce-eleased in .'.a few daysJ
No "mention ?was piade ,of ex
change of prisoners; and the in-
surgehts were evidently desirous
$f showi tjieir magnanimity.;
urenerai ous nas consistently:
follQwad the policy of releasing:
r iiipmo prisoners oi war, retain-
ing only "tEoirvarms. ' '
Jt is construed as an effort to!
present overtures again, though
AgiiinaWo'fe,! former pretensions
does " not inspire the greatest
confidence in his sincerity., There
is, however, 3 great difference m
season. Then it was approach
ingvhe wet Reason now it is ap-
oroachin sr the dry, with an
a
against him of more than
50,000 troops. -
pit. where at intervals her
prayers have ; a marked effect.
She has been in this condition
for 14 days and has refused any
nourishment, but: drinks water
freely. :-'
The devout members regard it
as an admonition from heaven, to
"Get Right." " v :
tity is a factor in bringing d wn
,
prices. We are going to clo&e out
The Ganje Postponed Until Kext Week.
On account of the sickness of
several of the members of the
two teams the game between the
married and single men will not
be played .tomorrow afternoon;
The game is postponed until next
week when the people will yet
have a chance, by a ten cents ad:
ten and twelve years ago lined
up against a team of young boy si
In the meantime the married bat
tery, Messrs. Jno. C WadswortU
and Robt,'j$ Upble -will get m
some gooa practice. mr. su u
Barnhardt has been selected to
hold down the first base: A4
umpire will bejselebtei also be
fore next' week. Mayor Means
has been spoken of for the umi
A. THOUSANP TONGUES
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. hpringer, of 1125 Howard sf
Philadelphia, Pa., when she found that
Dr. King's New Dwcovery for Consura-
ption lud completely cured her hacking
couen tnat for made years had made
life a burden." All other "remedies and
doctors could giye her no help, but she
says of this LKoyal Cure .!4U soon re
moved tne pain m my cnest and x can
now sleep soundly, -'something I: can!
scarcely remember doing before. .1
reel like sounding its praises through
out the Universe." So will every one
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, Pi-ice 50c. and $1.00: Trial
bottles free at Fetzer's Drug Store;
eyery bottle guaranteed.
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X Concord Jfegro Hurt,
News , came here today
(Wednesday) from Albemarle
stating that an accident had in
some way befell a negro, Sam
Black, from this place, who iyas
working on a brickyard there.
Wh6n the news came it was not
known whether or not the hurt
would prove fatal.
Beinhardt All Right.
Chairman Brown and his com
mittee find the Anso.nville peni
tentiary farm in .good condition.
buperintenaent Jbceuinarat is
praised for his management.
a lot of
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V r fThe Official Program. m
The great Dewey celebration
on the 28th in New York is to be
a gigantic -affair. An official
souvenir program is prepared
with illuminated pictures of tho
hero Dewey in various scenes
from the first of his naval life to
the-great battle, including then
the "Men behind the Guns."
This sotivenir program, can be
had by sending postal note for
25 cents to George T Parker;
Treasurer, 253 Broadway, New
York. : 7- -
2 per cent off
ON AbL. CLOTHES TO BE
CLEANED . OR DYED.
You can't spoil the taste on a r '
Tg TT V .TT9C Stove or
a r T
Now is the time to get those
winter clothes out of your trunk
and-have them fixed up like new
ones oef ore cold weather cbines.
First-Class work guaranteed.
We do not shrink your clothes.
Our dye will hot rub off or fade.
Here is your chance to get your
clothes fixed up cheap. This of
fer will Ve in force lor SO days.
Come bef ore it's too late. - Re
: pairing neatly done.
5 Range.
They are even cookers and so' easily kept plain. 7 :We.,Q
should like to show vouithe new fall line. Our .prices are ;f
)fi lower than the lowest; ; . ... ' - " : ' - ft
iee Out BeaetSiful Lihe.of - Ruirs:
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FURNITURE AND UNDER 1AKING. W
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SEE THE
r For Delay Is Dangerous !
Yankee Watch
.FOR
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Delay
mot
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W.C Correll's
QO To esasea
GW PATTERSON
' FOR
Rock fcittjt
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
V " Ch lDDed Beef. '
Canned Corn. Tomatoes,''
vn Ymvn, hoon tViinTHno- ahnnt - ana reauiiea.
taking out a Policy of Life IN- Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
SURANCE. Yes, and' for the ? OracKenr, Lard; Haina, PruriB,
benefit of yourself and loy.ed f - r -: t Breakf a s t 'Strips
ones you will take an Accident I Green and r arched .oon.eef xea,
Policy. ! : " ' - Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
SJIr. W. D. Shubert, machinist Corn ShipstaS,' Oats; Oil,
at uannon iuanuiacturing kjo. Flour, Molasses, salt,
and Mrv F. B. Haydpck .ma- yinetrar Shnff Tobacco, Rice,
I chinist . at the Bleachery, have rU hoftld : '
fboth been' injured recently, and p. kl Washing Powders
weW inTemnaty to see and anything inlie Urocery
themr they were insured by me. line. Ve also carry
You can find me in my office Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
everv evening durinsf the week Woodenware, XFry crouua,
from 8 to 9 6 clock. -
Office in Postoffice Building. ;
Jrio. Al Sims,
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Shoes Hats, Unaware Etc. Etc
Insurance Agent.
Sept. 1, 1899.
We close our store at 8.151 dur
ing the summer months. We de
liver goods until 6 p. Jxp.
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 have you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACOOMMOBATION83
'V TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - -
Capital and Surplus - - $70000.
D. B Coltbane, Ohashier,
J. M. Odei.Ii. President,
M. LBrown & BRa
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES, . '
Just in rtaroi St. Cloud 'Hotel. Occ
uina3S ueci aU passenger train?.
Outiito o kinds . furnisheo
pTom pt f and at reason&ble price?.
Horns he d touHs always on bacd
or fai5. Bronda of -horoushbred
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