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Arrival of Trains,
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The following change of schedule took ' I : UUi ,uuu, mkBS.
Eect Junei2 1899 Kev. Dr. Johii.J. Lafferty of ; The girl, whose talk is all of
xne xuenmona Christian Advo- herself, who takes no interest in
cate delivered a most entertain- anybody else and cares for noth
ing lecture Tuesday night in ing but the sound of her own
Durham on the subject, The "Old voice.
Times and the new." The Dur-1 The girl who., says unkind
ham Sun in eulogizing the lecturer ' things of her . friends and rela
quoted the following from Henry j tions in their absence, who is al-
TUT -I ' . . I 1
vy . uraay as expressive oi the oc: ways telling tales and making
MOKTHBOUND.
8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
36 44 44 10 00 am,
"12 u " 7-09 p m,
38 " 44 8.51 pm, (flag)
, . " 9.45 p m i
' 62 V 44 2 00 a m (ireiKJ t)
SOUTHBOUND
v0. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag)
11 44 44 11 23 am,
7 44 44 8.51 p tn,
35 tt 44 9.20 p'm, (flag)
. 33 "7.19 hiu',
"61 " 44 8 49 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead' of No; 7
mischief.
The girl who looks down upon
her mother and snubs her broth-
No. 36 stops regularly r for laughing they were applaudinc
. fTiW.UJ-1. . A tlXU V , I It 111
casion. V
more amused and in terms Wl
isflagged if necessary for through travel audience never heard a more'oriff-
passengers arriving from. Lynchburg or v pan.--,- -wnen ,tney were not ; ers and sisters and grumbles
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly- for laughing the v were arvDlaudinf? I U iiLx.
The girl who is rude -and disa
greeable to those rwhom she con
siders , her inferiors and who
never shows any consideration
for one poorer than herself.
The girl who is so vain of-her
personal appearance that she
thinks everybody is looking at
her and cannot talk to a man Jive
minutes ; without fishing for
compliment. Richmond Leader.
Greensboro, - Reidsville, Danvillei and I ? W ; , ney : were
principal stations between Danville and applauding they were , listening
Rfinjrers cominff irOm Lvriehhnr nr I ' " v o u.w utjuuuu uu
points beyond,, and to take, ,oa , pas- what was said."
n - y y . Mrkj
south of Newells.J No. 88 stops tdr let
off passengers from regular , stopping
places- south- of Ne Wells and to -iake bn
passenj?ers foe regular fitopping l places
Lvncbburg or. beyond, r ,? r
No8. 66 ana 34 stop , at Concord for
. . - i-A. - jf - . 4 a jin . . a "t
passengers xcj or irom in u: 4c Av
Uivision Oharlotte to Aagtista-snd
The Southern Railway Fined.
. Upon complaint of V Mr I ' W T
gegeanf-ainember of :the board
of aldermen i the Southern Rail-
and lorida,.reaoned tnrouglj.OoaumbuiLPPwUCXing IJTieJimg streQt cross,
or Augusta. . C". : V' : I I Bo
Mos; 'T, rll'tud 12 are the local trains v
and connect at Salisbury' with -trains-- of rThQ hearing came up in thelnay
W. N. i J. Division. c, u. oA j
j wuiVi.patujuay sxaiuriiouu
. -fit. Hf . t I : . : ' -i j-n ..
d the , evidence was - that the
rBLRPHONE NO, 71, , JcrossW hak beftn frftnupntlv nC
,tt ttc .-r;-T .-w
. I - Vv, . . V ...
Rfiad Graven "Rrnthftrs
Buck Stoves. V - . considerable length :ipf time,
T ' s :t Uvhich is in violation of a city
it rr :at "iorainance.- "i.ne: woutnern was
aoie lu u uutouay. ordered to pay a fine of $20.
Please., nQte .qtLange . in HX 1 Greensboro Patriots r
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Walter Hopkins is aeain able vvu.
to be out after a spell of sickness. J TVm: AEranze; Professor of
. " ' . , - v English in Oxford college com-
visit his rlativps : :-t1q; mitted suicide Tuesday - night
heimer's springs.
near Misen
says an Atlanta dispatch of the
v rr w 1 ; i nrro nnc rortan t v-
Mr. Robt. Duval's residence arid which e crTOd, 1?lmself UP aw
11 i'j 1 ji " a " ' i ." 1 I -Pull tt . "TXi-v V n'rl Vkti 4-1 tt o oonm rr
win move into it tne nrst 01 nexu iuiv uauuuuiauoij aooumou
month. his duties in the position. No
Mr'TM-Rndcrptt. nf JnpWnW cause is known for the appar
Hill, has returned: home after, 9ntlysn?.
visiimg. ner , sisxer, iYirs. ji u
THE BEST PRESGKIPTIOX, FOB
and fver is a bottle 2 Grove's Taste
less Ohill Tonic. Never fails to cure
Then why experiment .with worthless
imitations? Price 50 cents. Your
monev back if .it fails to cure. .
Book 225 Years' Old.
Mr. W A .Berrier was m our
sanctum yesterday and showed
us a hymn book .that was pub
lshed in 1674, which makes it
225 years old. The book is well
preserved and is prized very
highly by Mr. Berrier. For all
kinds of old relics Mr. Berrier
stands at the head of the list.
Davidson Dispatch.
WATCH THIS
SPACE
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SC )M RTH iN G
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CANNON
& FETZER
COMPANY.
here next week. Read his ad.
elsewhere.
Crowell. ; A Never m the historv of Cherokee
Prof. W. Baker, .tha practicing county has there been such an
optician, qf Charlotte, , ' will. Mhe activity and interest in minerals
as at the' present time'. Gold,
iron, marble and talc properties
Master Russell -Deal,- who, has i:vw , ; :c QT1 11T1.
hPAn visntmo" - at. Mr.1 W H (;nr-
rell's, has returned to his home in precedented demand for talc
Greenville, o. U. (soanstone) whicn is nere m
Miss. Annie rr;, who lias abunce.erokee . Scout.
been visiting for some time " at
Fresh fish tomorrow morning
in' basement of Levy's market.
iPhone 41 :
1'IEflti EYES OR POOR Ml
Times appear to be hard. Even
the days are getting shorter.
It doesn't follow that a well-
posted man'should be stuck up.
It's only , natural that there
should be a little game at a stag
party. Greenville Reflector.
M Tliiik
Iki M
Rev. T W Smith's has returned
to her home at Clinton. ;
Miss Jennie Eagle left Thurs-,
day morning for Harrisburg. Sh4
will teach in the high j school at
that place. Salisbury Sun.
Messrs. Jas: Hurlev and Tom Prof . Baker, the practic-
White returned Thursday even; ing optician, of Charlotte, will
in": irom a trip to Aioemane m oe m vjoncoru uu iuo utu, 6uiu
the interest of insurance. and 27th.
: : . . . Will make classes to relieve
On account! of being., mism TT1. -.w;-. riArvousness. eve-
formed an errpr appeared yesr Ltrins. SUch" as stigmatism or
xmremiu mi. headache. If your eyes pain
penheld. He is sick, m Ohar- T7rm -f vnu ctnnot see bv the
JVM, ml "
lamp lignt 1 win relieve you
1 w I II m-m m u MB t, am. !. a M
Lenoir, bas accepteduaosm
as salesmanwith D; rDayvault SIS J
JJ1U. 1111. sXlLlUVUlU - .
25 per cent of f ;
ON ALL CLOTHES TO BE
CLEANED OR DYED.
Now is the time to get those
winter clothes out of your trunk
and have them fixed up like new
ones before cold weather comes.
First-Class work guaranteed.
We do not shrink your clothes.
Our dye will not rub off or fade.
Here is your chance to get your
clothes fixed up cheap. This of"
fer will be in force for 30 days
Come before it's too late. Re
: pairing neatly done. ; -:
,very
perienced in, the mercantile busi
ness.
J as. Harisi a nesrroi braeman
on the local iyeight.: jbraTi and
Frank -McKenzie. a negro who
works at the depot,i had k fight
today (Friday:) They : fought
tnree dollars' worth apiece,
Mr, John Sossamon. of Sossa-
mon's springs, who for several
months has "been" in the insane
asylum at Morganton, and who
has recovered, arrived here to
day (Friday) from that place on
ms way home.
The officers of tha Presbyte
rian church both elders ' and
deacons are called to meQt at the
office of Mr, Mr. J W Cannon to
night at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. W. C. Alexander.
FOR SALE A new Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machine with
nve drawers, lust from the fac
tory. Call at this office and get
a nrst class machine on easy
Mv place of business will be
at St. Cloud-Hotel.-
K
irl M
Can cook if she has a
good stove. .
There is only one good Q
stove and that's
! . 1 1
commend' 'em. f
DeauTirui l ne or Kues
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FURNITURE , AND UNDER TAKING-
nn S1EAM
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L
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SEE THE
Watch
FOR
Belay
NOT
cD5cn
AT
Goirrell
s
" For Delay Is Dangerous ! '
You have been thinking about
taking out a Policy of Life rlN:
surance: Yes, ;, and for"; the
benefit of yourself and - loved
ones you will : take an; Accident
FpllCy. ... .. v :,j y-: . f.f 3 f
Mr. "W. D. Shubert, machinist
at1 Gannon Manufacturing Coi
and Mr. F. 5. HaydopK, . maT
cHxnist at the. Bleachery, jhave
bbth been injured 1 recently p and
both L promptly-- received i their
weekly indetnnity. Go to see
them,, they were insured by me. ;
You can find me in my . office
every evening during the week
from 8 to 9 o clock.
; Office in Postpflice Building.
- ' Insurance Agent. .
Sept. 1, 1899. : : "
G W P ATTERSO 1S
.-r- ' RocVvfcaU
FreslTButter on Ice. .
Quaker Oats, : Hominy;
: Chipped Beef, 4
Canned Corn, Tomatoes,
'' -: and Peaches. ! I'1
Soda, Baking Powders,- Starch
. OraCKera, Lurd Hams, Prdnes,
?Breakfa8t Strips, .
Green ian d Parched . Coffee,1 Tea,
f Sugar,-Soap, Pas, Meal, I
CorriV Shipstnff, Oats, ' Oil,
' Flour, Molasses, Salt
Vinegar, Snuff Tpbaccp, Rice,
Potash Spumes bottled,
Pickles, Washing. Powders
and anything in tne.7 urocery
f 4ine; We also carry
Rope, . Crockery , : Glass-ware,
Woodenware,.Dry Goods,
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc. Etc
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the sammer months. We de-
hyer goods until b p..m.
T
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Concord 1UM
Offera the business public a reliable, pex-
manent, conservative and accomn odat
jiig banting instutloD. I j f 'LQ ' 1 ' ;
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 ACCOMMODATIONS!
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Cauital anfl Snrplns - - $70000.
D. B Coltrane, Chashier,
' J. M. Odelli. President.
M. L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES,
Juk in rtar nf St. Cloud HoteL On
Dibu-38 meet nil passenger trains
OutQta o: ah kiods farnisbed
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Hortwa acd males always on hapdL
or sale. BreKkrs ' ' noro3hrtct
pnlaod OintL H?3. iC
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terms. 1 tf.
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