i
i
Antral of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1899.
NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5.52 a m,
36 " " 10 UU am,
12 " " 7-09 pm,
38 44 44 8.51 p m, (flag)
JU I 4 9.45 Dm,
62 f" "i 44 2 00 a m (ireiRLt)
SOUTHBOUND
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
11 f 11 23 a m,
j 7 4 j" 8.51 p m,
" 35 " y.aup'm, (,nag;
33 -"
1
JNO. OO WUCU XlXXJXlXlif u.xxv v
is flagged if necessary for through travel
soutCof Charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
hftrnnd. No. 36 stoDs regularly for
inn
I .XI
8-49 a m, (freight)
; The county commissioners are At the Baptist Church. . .
in session today. j A large congregation was at
Gibson & Morrison "hnira n. the Bantist churftriSiiTirlavTiiiTht,
change in their ad. today. Read The baptismal ceremony was ad- SllltS.
iu wiu imm go ouy. j ministered to three. There were
j You are invited to "The Mil- seven professions of faith.
linery Parlor" Wednesday Oct: t
4th, Pattern hats. " , .
John Goodman, who is now
employed in Charlotte," spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Miss Mabel 'Means has re
turned to Converse college where
she enters school for another
session.
Mr. George W Patterson Seriously 111.
borne days ago it was noted j
that Mr. George W Patterson!
was very sick. " His condition is
serious today. ' There is no
change for the -better this afternoon.
passengers for Salisbury, High Point, ivr. ana Mrs. ljUtner MoOse,
Greensboro, lleidsville. Danville and of JNO. 7 townshiD. SDGnt Satnr
principal stations between Danville and day night with Mrs. Roxie Bar
Washington. iSo. 37 stops for pas- -A. .
eengers coming from Lynchburg or
SZS. Ii Btonoto "riS. Guy Barrier, who is putting in
.wwmm n - - - i i i .in
-..ii. ' xr n xr qq c,x,, ty-i lflf rnttnn mill ma.f run qt-it -a.t. K lnrro
oiT passengers from regular stopping Mountain, . spent Saturday night
places soum oi neweus uuu iu tao jgpg
iassengers ior regular tuvyinu jjjuucb,
"rTLDe&fttnon fnr Mr. Tom White has gone to
joaflnrrara fr nr from thft Cj. Cj. & A.
. . . -. I i . . 1 i n
i. vision Charlotte to Augusta ana engaged m ine me insurance
ot aer points in South Carolina, Georgia business.
an tl Jb lorida, reacuea tnrougn uoiumoia
orugusta . Edgar Hendrix left 'last Satur-
' x QiiDuw ;h fo f day night for jNewberry college
rJ N. C. Division. wnere ne enters scnooi ior
another session.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
Mrs. Caleb Goodman Dead.
On Sunday morning death
robbed Mr. Caleb Goodman, of
No. 4 townshiD. of his loved
'
wife, leaving him with several
motherless children. Consump
tion was the cause of her death.
The f uneraL was held at Olivet
church by Rev. W T Nelson.
A Changing Around.
Karl Johnson, who for several
weeks has been managing the
Concord bakery, has taken a
position with Mr. S J Ervin in
the grocery business. Hinton
One kun&ren Childrens' Vestee
Stylish Patterns. Hand
some trimmings. New and ele
gant designts. Finely Tailored,.
Altogether Swell. All sizes, 3 to 8.
: They are $5.00 and $6,00 suits
and strictly up to date. You can
have choice at $3.00.
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
FOUNDED..;...
.........1842.
Mr (Thp.c Tioni,'?: n.nrl fiicfor
Miss Ella Lentz. of Norwood. WlUeford who has been staying
passed through here Saturday at Ervin's, is now buying cotton
on their way to Lmcolnton. seed for Mr. B E Harris. Will
Dr. J W Moose, who was J ohnston, the former owner, has
called home by the serious ill- Karl . Johnson's place at the
ness of his father, left here last bakery.
Saturday night for his home m
Texas. I Mr. Luther Bost Purchases.
)Ing Their Own Praise. "
The Womans' Home and For- x " Lia uao uwu
Thfe STIEFF is the PIANO to buy: Uncm Missionarv snniotv of Rt on between Mr. Luther Bost and
Llfli for the latter's
last al lifetinie; but hav- several tae lecture room Tuesday at 4 property on South g Mam street
barsraUns mother makes. p. m. Kr iu-. iro-'o
Wei, have taken in exchange for uOUWxx . -, xx
8TIETFS two Iyers & Pond Pianos, Dr. H C Daniels, of Davidson and Mr. A J Blackwela'er's, The
one, he finest style that , firm manu- c.ountv. sriftnt Sundavnio-ht horp.. frn nWrl TVio ncioT-n..
O i S. o " - i viuiuo ia vxvJwvAf j. u.v
Dr. Daniels will very probably tion wa,s ifor over .$900. Mr.
locate m Albemarle about the . . i:::.n'!-
first of the year. mosv conDempiaies omiamg a
Inouse mere nexD spring ior nim-
a position with Mr. S Goodman '
in the store in the Eitakef build-1 Ynn 'ftaauev Bo Aic wTuen vdii'
factures and it is almost new. If you
want tins make here are bargains
nnn 11T Cfinnf Piano Mnnnfrtcturer,
Uliao, .JM ,JLlUUlr Baltimore 91 i.
P.ir.nnir BYJrtVj ; Wrmnnnn-m o. .213 If.
raitui j mcMii waiDiuuiu, Tryon st.,
t nUrloitv, IV. C.
U. SWIlmoth, Mgr.
are plenty of $5 suits among"
theii.
noy s neavy, all-wool kersey .
suits at $2 You won' t find aer
for less than $2.50 anywhere
else.
Splendid line of Men' s suits just;
in. JWe save you 25 cents on
every dollar you spend.
Cannbp& JgetzerCo.
Fine -tuning. Palace Organs, ing, has already severed his con- buy Ghatriberlain'8 Colic, Cholera
s noction with the riosition. n;
Mr T.nt.hor WrlintytnT. snn t Marfih & Co. will refund yOUr
Nanni Alexander's Wednesday, of Mr. W M Weddington, and money ii you are not satisnea
October 4th. who for vears has been clerking auer U8mK 11 18 everywuere
at Davidson, has sararfid a noRi-1 admitted to be the most saccess-
HYAGINTH glass flower pots tion on the frroeerv side of Dav-If ul remedy in use for bowel com
and j ardiniers at Petzer's Drug yault's. I plaints and the only one that!
btore. Inbverfaila. It is nleasant. safe
MrChas. Phillms R-nent Sun- j
"M"-. Will TrtT,nP ; . , tV r I uu roiiuuio.
xxx. ii ux .wvuuauu, uu uao QaV in HOCK mil wim nis
been sick for several weeks, has brother. From there he, ac-
iaKen ms oeai as policeman. companied by Messrs. Ed Fulen-
TiwVo fr.ncT, vr-v j?;,r wider and Jacob Morgan, go to
ters, just received, go to. Bo-T . a"L' y- wni :
ger's Kestaurant. ; J3y the quart wiUbix xxj .
do Cents. I Miss TVTnrv (T-r ati q of "R.np.lr I "Matt
The council of St. James Hi"' ,whi J? b?en attending Jan. . .
inr,.). i o.foi tnmoof mom, amiiJiia omi- ougar
the pastor's itudv at 7.30 ;to. nary,;nas retmrnea nome on ao- Tobacco..,- 11
iuuxiu ui cu ju.ciaji xai cuuuautx.. xxci i Vt lltJoi Ij . . . . 8
mother arrived last Saturday Ribs ..... : . 505
w
and accompanied her back home.
30C
NEW YORK MARKETS.
COTTON
OPENED.
6.94
. . 7.05
142f
nighty
Mr. Jno. Williams, who lives
at the Buflalo mill, has troubles.
Some' thief has stolen his crop of
bees.
Mariage license has been issued
to Mr. Henry Johnson and Miss
Emlin Fink, both of No. 2 township.
CLOSED.
7.06
7.18
iaet
117
74f
510
5
VI m
SAVING
- i
Is the roy ai ; road to fortune.
If you want to save come to
our store, we can save
you money on
FURNITUR
We are the whip to prices to double the speed of sales.
E.
Mr. Herbert Cook and wife
returned home Sunday from
Salisbury 'after spending a few
days with his parents.
A STOCK of winter flowering
bulbs Hyacinths, Tulips, Nar
cissus, Crocus, Chinese Lucred
Lily or Joss Flowers just in at
Fetzer 's Drug Store. '
The family of Mr. T C Wilson
have left Cannonville to join
him at Gastonia, where he has
been the superintendent of a cot
ton mill for several weeks. '
DON'T send your orders for
flower -bulbs away from home
and pay high prices for poor
stocK out go to Fetzer's Drug-
Store and buy all kinds of bulbs
cheaper than you can order them
irom abroad.
PUTNAM Fadeless Dyes color
more goods and color them
faster and brighter colors than
any other dye. Each nackaere
colors either silk, wool or cotton
at one boiling. Price 10 cents at
Miss Goss, of Charlotte,
arrived here last Saturday night
and will be one of the teachers
at Sunderland hall the coming
session. Miss Goss will have
the position tilled by Miss
S toner lastvear.
Attention
Mothers.
Emm
FURNITURE AND UNDER l AKINC .
We have 44 doz.
'Misses. Ribbed fleeced lined cot
ton Vests with drawers to match;
sizes from 13 to, 34, at 25 cents
A Case of Vagrancy.
Ed Wilson, a negro, was sent
to the chaingang last Saturday
for making his living here by each. Call and see them. They
begging. He confessed to the . . , f waTlt for the
oixv; juou tt-x-w J ".
charge against him. He has
been about here for some time.
FRESH
OYSTER
little folks.
Gibson & Morrison.
SEE THE "
Yankee Watch
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
Bread,
Buns,
Cream
Doughnuts,
Cakes, Pies,
Puffs, etc.
Special attention given to lad
patrons.
Oysters 35 cents per quart.
Fisher, Proprietor.
PHONE 122.
FOR
AT-
W.tsC. Correll's
Offera the businee public reliable, peiw
manent, coaaservative uxicl ?ooumu.afc-
ing banking instation.
We solicit your patronage witn tee
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appieciation of your patronage.
If we can serve yoa any time we wJU
be glad to have you come and see us.
LIBERAL. ACOOMMODATIUiSb
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital an! Surplus - m m.
D. 15 Uoltbane, LJnasmer,
J. M. Odejix. jresident.
M. L. Brown & BRc,
LIVERY; FEED AND SALE
STABLES
Just in rear of St. Cloud HotO. Om
nibuses meet ail passenger trains.
Outfits of all kinds farnishec
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on band
or sale. Breeders of 'noroughbre
PolaDd China Hons. 1
QO To ea
G W P ATTERSON
FOR
Rock fcalt
, Fresb Butter on Ice,
Qnaker Oats, Homing
, Cbipped Bcjef,
Canned Corn. To:uatu-s,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baki ng P( wders, S tn rch
Br-k tf st Strips,
Sugar, Si, Peas, Meal,
Gcrii shipsniif. Oats, Oil,
FSonr, Mulases, Salt,
Vinegar, Snnff, Tobacco, Ricet
Potash, Spited, bottled
Pickh-s, Washing rowaeid
and any thin in tne Urocery
. Jine. We also carry ,
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Wooden -ware, Dry Goods,
Shoes Bats, Tinware Etc. Etc
We close our store at 8.16 dur-
1-V.n enrnmav mnnflia. Wfl fin
ing mQ cuiuuici iaavfww. .
liver coods until 6 p. m.
Jf'etzer's Drug Store.