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Arrival of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1899.
NORTHBOUND. -No.
8 'arrives at 5 52 a m,
36 " "10 00 am, V v
12 ' " 7-09 p m,
3S " " 8.51pm, (flag)
34 " " 9.45 pm. .
m " 2.00 a m (lreigLt)
SOUTHBOUND
37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
11 " 44 11 23 am, '
u 7 44 8.51 pra,
" 35 " 9.20 pm, (flag)
33 " " 7.19 a m,
" 61 44 849 a m, (freight)
No. 35. 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. Hisrh Point.
Greensboro, Reidsville, Danyille and
No
u
rincipal stations between Danyille and
Washington. No.. 37 stons for -nan.
sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
eoutn ol JNewells. JNo. 8 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places Boum oi n eweiis ana to take .On
passengers for regular stopping - places,
Lynchburg or beyond. , ; v: :
Nos. 33 and 84 stop at Concord for
passengers to or from the G. C. & A.
Division Charlotte "to" Anernsta and
other points in 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. U. Division, i
TELEPHONE NO. 71. -
FOUNDED.
..1842.
rri ! m
'I AMOS
ses- ' . -'.' . ..'
Suits. StjrlisH
some trimmings
desi
ghts.
Childrens, yestee
Patterns. Hand-
New and ele
Finely Tailored.
mi & n
ine neir uanK upens Well. ? .The University Ocens Well.
The bank here .opened Tries-! TWntr Al,, L
"i. a ,UP811 oi ovor.$l2r.that.the opening of the 105th
xu is a urancn oi tne Uabar- sinn of tho TTWciHr .
rus Saving Bank at Concord, Member; the ISth is the most pros
owned and controlled by Jthe perous one of iis entire history.
samdTnen who.h.ave. placed;, that Tf,!,,,, ,, ;!;''
bank on siich a firm basis. Our denlSi exclusivo 0f the. Summer g-af
pcoplehavo the utmost confidence 1 'V'j"V u b y
:2 '2'! Altogether Swell. All sizes, 3 to 8.
bre fth J:: TOeV;awte RnitR
casmer, oi and . fourteen of these were new , .c.T T : "? 4
Concord, ,is.here this week look- auaG uia-, o , 4.: J.1 .. Xbl X TT r
are full and the town is filling , - . - -
rapidly. Numbers of these stu aY0 : cllOiCe Sit $3,00;
dents are sustaining themselves : 7;-;-" r . ' -
by airfprms of honorabie work. Oil (P Till 11 rfTPti
JaS. C Gibson. tri" nnVno-r cf ' ' .
ing after duties involved in the
opening; Assets ;of the home
bank, as per statement made- to
the State Treasurer September
7, was $189,740.97; loans and dis- The standi of Emission
143,225.91. The. following are . koi or;cU;.;
c;Sixg Their .Own Praise."
The STIEFP is the PIANO to buy;
it has no equal for the money as you
save the middleman's profits and it will
last a, lifetime; but Tfe hava several
bargains in other makes.
We have taken in exchange for
STIEFPS two Iyers & Pond Pianos,
one, tbe finest style that firm manu
factures and it is' almost new. If vcu
want this make here are bargains
P1'." M StlPPf lftno Mnnufactarer,
ill, k) 110 01) Baltimore Mi.
lictcry Brandi Wareroom. ;,vs?
, Vt 'ttrlotte, -Hf; C.
C. H. Wilmoth, Mgr.
Fixe Tuning. Palace Organs.
the directors ancl ' 'managers: J.
W Cannon, L J Foil, C Swink,
J M Morrow, IP Efird, Dr. R S
Young, Dr. D ; W Flpwe, J C.
W adsworth, T G Ingram. Stanly
TCli.' ;. ;. "
Almost a Collapse, v -
The new seed warehouse at the
oil mill became so heavily loaded
Thursday that the pillars began
to crush, and at one time a great
collapse was imminent; Secretary
Buchanan did not propose to
stop the race for cotton seed that
is now so lively, however," ' but
will have the foundation further
J strengthened and . pile in more
seecu ;
Yestee suits at
I They are $.00
are doing.
Have you put up your stove
yet. . .
Mr. Geo. W Patterson is quite
sick. " ,- , -
Gibson & Morrison
the
mve
origin of dog collar belts today.
See their ad. ;
HYACINTH glass flower pots
and jardiniers at Fetzer's Drug
Store.
For nice fresh York River oys
ters, just received, go to Bo
rer's Restaurant. By the quart
oo cents.
Mrs. Coler wishes to . meet all
who are interested in taking our
lessons tomorrow at 10 o'clock at
me Institute building.
Herbert Cartland, formerly of
wis place, will be married the
17th of October to Miss Bessie
He Is Now a Lawyer.
Miv Jake Newell arrived here
Thursday night on his return
home from Chapel Hill where he
has been studying law. ; He
passed his examination success
fully. He is yet undecided as to
whether he will locate or take a
special course in law. .
Hall M. Caldwell Dead,
' Mr. Hall M. Caldwell, of Nor
wood, died Wednesday night. He
was once a citizen of Cabarrus.
His first marriage was to Miss
Pharr, the sister of our towns
man, Mr. F S Pharr, and Mrs. N
F Yorke. He was 52 years Old.
Pythians Take Notice!
All members of Concord Lodge
No. 51 Knights of Pythias are
requested to meet in Castle Hall
tonight at 8 o'clock promptly.
C. L. White, C. C.
Five ro6m cottage opposite . J
L Crowell's for rent. Apply to
J L HartseU.
PUTNAM Fadeless Dyes color
more goods and .color them
faster and brighter colors than
any other dye. Each package
colors either silk, wool or cotton
at one boilinsr. Price 10 cents at
tO Sl:50r
equal of an v., institution . in the :"s ' - rM .
South.. Two new buildings are aXICL tJOl SUltSl!
going up and growth is every- ; . -r-w.-.-: X . . : - , . v.-
where apparent. Two hundred hildrens' Reefer
The new students show evi- : ' " . . ! . -
dence of good preparation, and SUitS. Finest gOOdS, Splendidly
the preparatory schools of the . 1 . ' '
State-are to be congratulated for tailored at $2.00 to $3 00. There
the high aualiiv of work they ;- --. :
are plenty oi 05 suits among
them.
Boys heavy, all-wool Kersey
suits at $2. , You won't find them
for less than
else. V
Splendid line of Men's suits jug t
in. We save you 25 cents on
every dollar you spend.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Unable to Meet His Appointments.
Bishop Cheshire will be unable
to meet his appointments at this
place and' also" High Point and
Lexington on account of an
attack of malaria at Winston.
He was to have been here- next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
$2. 50 anywhere.
Origin of
the now famous"
Dog Collar Belts.
' At the height of hostilities
aronnd Santiago de Cuba, a celebrated
beauty, Senora Hernandez, lost a beau
tiful St. Bernard I dog one she prized
highly. It was her daily companion in
all her walks and attracted considerable
attention, not so much for its personal
beauty, as for the jewelled collar it wore. yrTrT lerifc"lfirlcfffilcrioflcricr
her favorite ever before her by wearing
lill)i!U9rillfJS
its collar as a belt. ' The fashion spread
from Cuba to the United States and now
reigns as one of the fads of the season.
For sale by ; j , : - "
Gibson & Morrison.
Delay Not
For Delay Is Dangerous !
J!oe the
You can't spoil the taste on a
TT3(L 5toveor
i'tle Hargrave, of Lexington J Fetzer's Drug Store. s
L.LI
i. A 1
L Li
Goldston is now working
ie Odell mills. He has charge
oi tne work on the vard about
C3:
e leading and unloading of the
them, they were insured by me.
A STOCK of winter flowering j y0u can find me in my office
bulbs Hyacinths, Tulips, Nar- every evening during the week
cissus. Crocus, Chinese Lucred from 8 to 9 o clock.
Range.
You have been thinking about , , ,-.- -re
taking out a Policy of Life In- W are even cooKers ana so easuy Kepu ciiu. v
surance. - Yes and for the J should like to show you the new fall line. Our prices are
ufif nvcoif nnri invori H lower than the lowest.
atioo Trrn will ,n.lr nn A P.P.irlp.Tih I fi n rr a a ti n Th0
ee-.Our .fcieautiral--L(ine on k1"1'3'
Mr. W. D. Shubert, machinist $
at Cannon Manufacturing Co. yx
and Mr. F. B. Hay dock, ma
chinist at . the Bleachery , have
both been injured recently, and
both promptly received their
weekly indemnity. Go to see
IrfSfe r . r-r-
r FURNITURE AND UNDER 1 AKING ,
i Mr. Martin Shive, who is in
tiiO TihotncrioYh hiiRinpss lio.rft
jith Mr. Jno. J Cook, spent
Thursday night at China Grove.
He went to take his first degree
ln the Knights of Pythias. He
didn't take any snapshots of his
views. ... ' , I i
One day last week revenue of
ers went to the molasses ,fac
'ory of Mr. S S Templeton, of
union Grove township, and were
?oout to seize it in mistake for an
utat ' 'sowpaw"f actory. States
vUe Mascot.
a DON'T send your orders for
noer bulbs away from home
?tnd.Pay high prices for poor
ock but go to Fetzer's Drug
ore and buy all kinds of bulbs
Reaper than you can order them
uoi abroad.
iss Mary Brachen's display of
u and Winter pattern Hats,
Jsaay and Wednesday, 3 and
in.of October. Public-cordially
Lily or Joss Flowers just m at .
Fetzer's Drug Store. 1
? . . ' - -.if
! LOST Small black cur dog. I
answers io jium tj ui uwc. ,
Leave any information at tnis
office.
Fresh fish tomorrow in the
b isement of Levy's market.
Phone 41. Earl HartseU.
riFOR TRADE -Two , frekh
milch cows!' Will sell or; ex-
change. Call at this omce.
Solomon; Einstein. :
Office in Postoffice Building.
. , ' Jnp. A . Sims, , ,
- ' .Insurance Agent.
Seot. 1, 1899.' - ' .
OYSTERS
AT THE '
Concord Bakery.
Bread, Doughnuts, -Buns,
Cakes, Pies,
Cream Puffs, etc.
Special attention given to lad
patrons. -Oysters
35 cents per quart. , '
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122.
SEE THE
Yankee Watch
FOR
at:
C5MS&- Qo To esssisa
GW PATTERSON
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
Chippa Beef,. ' ;
Canned Corn, Toiuatoes,
and Peaches, .j
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
Brnaktpst Strips, ;
Green and Parched CoJfee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal, :
Oorn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil;
Flour, Molasses, Salt, J (
Vinegar, Snuff , Tobacco, Ric;
Potash, Spices, bottled :
Pickles, W ashing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also , carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods, -
Shoes Hats, Tinware Etc. Etc
e
(kiwi National Batik
W.C; Correll's
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the Bummer months. , We de
liver goods until 6 p. m.
Offero the business pnblic a reliable, per-
mauent, conservative aud accommodat
ing banking instation. .
We solicit your ptitrcnag with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve yoa any time we will
be glad to have yoa come and see ns.
liberal accommodations;!
-'to customers. - - - -. - -
Capital anfl Snrulns - $70 000.
1). B Coltbanb, Chashiei,
J. M. Odei l. President,
Mv,L; Brow : & BRo...
LIVERY, FEED ANJ0 2 A LB.
- " STABLES.
Just in rear ol St. Ciuud HoiL Om
nibuses meet hU passenger train?
Outtita oi all kinds famished
promptly and at reasonable prices
Horses and mules always on band
or sals. Bn-drs of horoUihbred
Polacd China HoflS. t