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Arrival of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
-Sect Junel2, 1899.
NOKTHBOUND.
Ho. 8 arrives at 5 52 am,
" 35 " " 10 00 a m,
12 u v 7-09 p m,
33 " 4 " 8.51 pm, (flag)
34 "9.45 p m. .
62 . " 2.00 a m (irej t) !
SOUTHBOUND
No- 37 arrives at 8.4! a m, (flag)
"11 " "1123am,
tt 7 ' 44 " 8.51 p m,
" 35 tt " 9.20 p'nv (flag)
33 " 7.19 am,
u 61 4i M 849 a m, (freight) '
No. 35t when running ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of Charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from .Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
goathof Ne wells. No. 38 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south- of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers to or from the C. 0. & A.
Division Charlotte to Ansmsta and
other points iu South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida, reached through Columbia
.or Augusta.
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
And connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. N. C. Division.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
Rev. S. I Keller Heard, j S tokp.s rniiti t.Tr nnrin of f
Rev. S L Keller, yrtio was brothers (Southern by name
formerly pastor of St. Johns whose combined ages are 256
church is now pastor of the old- years. Their .respective .ages Q:i
iv xx V-XXUX VXl, CHILL Uj LIlt3 " yv i - 1 J . UXAXCtJ
way the oldest Protestant church Mothers live within two miles of
in Ontario Province. Canada Ho one another ard are hale and
has recentlV hari ihk nid 'Sw, I hearty. Daily- Reflector
i.-',. -- -Z y w.. xu.uxvxx
renovated and modernized. It
was rededicated on Sunday, the
17th. Dr. p W E Peshau, of
Greensburg, Pa., preached the
dedicatory sermon. The church,
it is said, stands on a pictu
resque site on the banks of the
famous St Lawrence river. -
HOW'S THIS ?
A Large Crowd To Attend.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon one
hundred reserved seats had been
engaged for the Barlow min
strels tonight. This is the best
sale of tickets the board has had
for .quite -a long while. The
prices are 50 and 75 cents, chil
dren 35 cents. ,
See change in Craven Bros, ad
in today's issue.
Supt. Benfield now has thirty
men on his chaingang force.
The condition of Pink Misen
heinier is about the &ame today.
Miss Mary Chapman has re
turned home from Philadelphia,
Pa.
Smiles m Court.
The Wake county court had a
ripple of genuine amusement the
other day, when a lawyer was
questioning a negro defendant,
named Royster, charged with
robbing another negro of $5. The
lawyer got him to tell that he had
been arraigned before and had
been on the roads. The lawyer
then said:
"Well, didn't you steal that
money from Stewart?'
"No, sir, I didn't," said the de-
Mrs. Cobb has moved into her f endant.
new lOMueuuo tu me rear oi ivir. wu tttt oi
r tt rs ' i t i - ii oui y vaxaxx i v sj u o VKax
ijj! persistea me ooncitor.
Cotton is still going upward. "Because I didn't know he had
esterday it brough 7.30 and to- any money," replied the pris
iizj the market is paying 7.50. nnPr .
" : -M.
Dr. H N Miller, principal of . The
Mont Amoena,has returned home State,
after visiting his brother and ,R nri nrt lnnlrino. nfto
. . , T"r . I P .ww w AWW vi
Mrs. Maynard returned to was from hamkatte, " who saw
Charlotte Wednesday night. Her Royster with the money.
x i ii o m j j
Miss Mary Brachen's display of f.v.o niir wi,v.rftll orA ir
TTfll J -ixr:x 11 - TT' i. J- 7 v" w,
4th of October. Public cordiallv Mr. Beckwith
invited. The negro obediently turned
8omft nflrRnnR w iRTrfl nR and addressed the jury, gravely
to make a note of the fact that savin&: "Gentlemen, I am here
repairs are badly needed on the because I was subpoenaed."
noor of the Thunderstruck
We offer one hundred dollars
reward:-, for - any ciee of catarrh
that cao ot 03 cured by Hull's
Catarrh Core. :
F. J. Cheney & Go), Props.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Wft - the undereiiguod, have
known F J Cheney for the last 15
years, and believe him perfectly
reliable in all business transac
tions and financially able to carry
out any obiiations made by their
firm. .. .
West & Truax,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. '
Waldinp, Kinnnn & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
. Hall's Catarrli Cure is taken in
ternally, acts direotlv upon the
blood and mucous surface of the
system. - Priee 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimo
nials free.
main witness for the
says tne Times- v lsitor,
bridge. 1
Mr. H A Kimball has gone to
Mt. Pleasant, where he will open
a barber shop. Mrs. Kimball
will attend to the management of
the Horns house here.
What One Hears In the Telephone
"It is very hard to realize that
the voice one hears over - the
telephone is not the voice of the
norenn Taurine" sain an fiioc
Ti '111 11 p 1 UUlkJVM Ol t
I I 1 U III ILJ U II I . W. .11 IJ.I . . mm mm m.
VC: ' r A rr trician, chatting about the odd!-
il I J ill B-a II I 1 I M I I I -m i -m I
tion. A firm had to pav a fine ties of the business. "It seems
Wednesday for allowing their exactly like the real tones,
back lot to become too unclean, drawn out thin and carried from
Mr. Victor Eidenhour of near a long distance by some mechan
Mt. Pleasant, has gone to South ical means but it isn't. When
Carolina to visit for a few days one speaks into the instrument
wia then goes to Mt. Pleasant, little diaphragm, like a drum-
OPERA HOUSE.
To-Night,
Thursday Sept. 28.
umwmi
Management, Harry Ward.
35 White Artists.
Band and Orchestra.
flew First Part, Costumes, Songs
and Dances.
Grand Street Parade at Noon.
Don' t Forget the Date.
Admission 50 and 75 cents;
chiTdren 25 cents. Reserved
seats on sale at Gibson's drug
store-
One hundren Childrens' Vestee
Stylish Patterns. 1 Hand-
-.
some trimmings. Mew and ele
gant designts. Finely Tailored.
Altogether Swell. AH sizes, 3 to 8.
They are $5.00 and $6.00 suits
and strictly up to date. You canr
have choice at $8.00.
One hundred "Vestee suits at
$1:25 to $1.50. They are $2.00
and $250 suits.
Two hundred Childrens' Reefer
suits. Finest goods, splendidly
tailored, at $2.00 to $3.00. There
are plenty of $5- suits among
i ...
them.
Boys heavy, all-wool Kersey
suits at $2. You won't find theo
for less than $2.50 anvwhere
else.
Splendid line of Men's suits juf t
m. we save vou &o cents on
every dollar you spend.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
v.
I gVX M II Mm
Delay Not
For Delay Is Dangerous !
lore ih?i
novo?-1.
You can't spoil the taste on a
TCOT9Cl Stove or
S. C. where he enters the theolog
ical seminary. . .
LOST Small black cur dog.
Answers to name of "Joe."
Leave any information at this
office. : 4 '
FOR TRADE-Two fresh
milch cows. Will sell or ex
change. Call at this office.
Solomon Einstein.
FRESH
OYSTER!
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
Bread, Doughnuts,
Buns, Cakes, Pies,
Cream Puffs, etc. '
Special attention given t6 lad
patrons. ' .
Oysters 35 cents per quart.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122.
head, begins to vibrate, and
each vibration sends a t wave
of electricity over the .wire.,
These waves set up a
mimic vibration, in another
diaphragm at the opposite end,
which jars the air and produces
an imitation of the original
voice. That's not a very scien
tific explanation, but it's accu
rate. The autograph-telegraph,
wViirVh makes a fac-simile oi
hand-writing, is a fair parallel.
You write your message with a
Den. attached to a special electric
apparatus, a' little inl siphon at
the other end of the line exactly
imitates every dot and curve.
likfi the real
thing, but is merely a first-class
foT-fAif It's the same way
exactly with the voice
'phone." New Orleans
Democrat.
. Youhavebeen thinking about ft x 4an tbeTowt
laKmg out a jroiicy ui xjiw n
surance. Yes, 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. P. 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 m my office
every evening during the weekl
from 8 to 9 o clock.
.Office in Postomce Building.
J no. A. Sims,
Insurance Agent.
Sent. 1, 1899.
Range;
They are even cookers and so easily kept clain. We
should like to show ybu the new fall line. Our prices are
See Our Beautifm! Line of Rjdgs- K
7 "tti!vr . J.'
m tne
-Times-
SEE THE
Yankee Watch
'FOR
jL0nxn
at;
W.iC Correll's
FURNITURE AND UNDER 1 AKING U
escasa Qo To fsssza
G W PATTERSON
FOR-
Rook Cult
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
Chippea Beef,
Canned Corn, Tomatoes,
and Peaches,
Soda, Baking Powdery Starch
Oracfc'i'. Lurd, Ham . riuiiea.
Breakfast Strips,
Green and Parched Coifee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal;
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats,- Oit,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, bottled
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods,
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc, Etc
I tori Naiional M
Oitern the business iubio a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instntloD. .
We solicit vonr pate-onag with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
II we can nerve you any time we will
be glad to hve you come and see us. ;
u,. LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS3
TO CUSTOMERS. : . - . . .
Cacital and Surplus - - $70000.
- B Coltbanb, Chashier,
J, M. Odeju Preside;
We close onr store at 8.15 dur
ing the sammer months. We de
liyer goodsjantil 6 p m.f
M..L.
& BRo. .
LIVEkY. EFI) ND iALE
6TA :J !ES. .
; Sd Hoiel. Oa
aenger trains
Outfitp of all &inds famished
promptly -and at reasonable pre re.
Horeefl-and cmU-a always on '- and
or ealc.. Brev iers of bbred
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