Arrival of 1 raius.
Tie following change of schedule took
oSect Junel2, 1899.
rtOKTUBOUND.
No. 5 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
36 " " 10 00 a m,
" 12 7-09 p m,
" 33 " " 8.51 p m, (flag) .
"v 34 .i 9.45 pm, ,
v 62 " " 2 00 a m(lieiij t)
SOUTHBOUND
Ho. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag)
11 " 44 11 23 am,
U 7
" 35 M
33 ' " 7.11) am,
61 " " 8-49 a m, (Irelgfit)
44 8.51 p m.
O Oil t'tt f flnY
The Market Doesn't Effect Them. j Original Observations.
There are not many v cotton . Not Every' man who is seedy
mills in these: parts fixed - as is is a farmer,
ihe cotton mill at Norwood. MrJ it's, the good chestnut that
D B Coltrane, who is president doesn't catch a worm.
of the mill at Norwood; states mi,n , .
. x A. . ' The photographer is the man
u""u ; ,T , 6 wno is an expert at "making
cotton on hand for another year. aceg .
They purchased their year's sup-1
ply, 2,600 bales, some time ago! The average titled foreigner,
and the price paid for it will who comef to this country is a
average not
more than 6.45.
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7, mu1e jfl n ArU. nmfrti
isrlagged if necessary for through travel rv xv "v
south of tharbtte, -and is stopped for this company during this time
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or x:p fh r;Pft nf pnttnn iqtpnrl.
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for wnen me price 01 coxton is steaa-
passengers for Salisbury, High r'oint, ily advancing. About 1,800 bales
Oreeneboro. Reidsville, Danville and , xii - .' .
prindpafilabns between Danyille and are on hand while the remaining
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas number are purchased and.
eenerers coming from J.ynchbure: -or .,, , . , , , v ,
points beyond; and to take on pas- will be shipped when demanded.
sengers for' regular stopping places " .
outhof Ne wells.' No. 38 stops to let Mack BogerBack.
SrfSRitBfS I be remembered f that
passengers for regular stopping places, some weeks ago a negro named
UIwb"r38 and.e34 ?op at Concord for Mack Boger shot Jesse-Koontz,
passengers to or from the C. C. & A. colored, one night over in the
division Charlotte to Augusta and , , , t j vii 4 - v
other points in South Carolina, Georgia part of town occupied by the col-
and Florida, reached through Columbia ored people. Since that nieht
Nob? 7, 8, ll and 12 are the local trains Mack has been missing-but with-
nd connect at Salisbury with trains of 0utr any difficulty Sheriff Peck
town. Mack had to pay the
town a'f ew dollars, and has se
cured1 a bondsman until1 his f trial
at the' coming term of court.1
rank deceiver.
Unkind words are the briars
that choke the flowers in the gar
den of the heart.
One' huhdren Childrens' Vestee
Suits; StylishvPattertis. - Hand
some trimmings. New and ele
gant designtiS 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 $300.
One hunted Vestee suits at
$1.25 to $1.50. They are $3.00
and $S5d surKs;
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOUNDED. . . . ..
..1842
.
Sing Their- Own Praise; "
Flies and " Gnats Carry Disease.
But' a - short period ' ago've
were led to believe that typhoid
fever is spread almost entirely
bv the erermsin drinkinsr water.
m The STIEFF is the "PIANO to buy; j ror i thpro anv dibt that it is
it has no equal for the monev as.voti ror 1S tnre any doubt ttiat it IS
cave the middleman's profits and it will easily conveyed in the drinking
aa&ir a meiime; out vre nave several j. t.t i. ut i.
bar-ains in other makes. water whlch should be most cau-
We have taken in exchange for tiously guarded. But Dr. Veeder,
one, tbe flhest etW ttiat' -firm-marar?-LypDSf N;rYrWpapread
iactuws and it;is almost newr If yotx bef ore ihe ( iAinericau? Health
fll'lf .JriMX'r- ?6Patlon at 0tfcawa maintains
:ft6P:-': BBilimorjXd-4 that scientific investigation shows
1 aCIOry 15railCfl Warer00mfVit?f:J conclusively that flies are a ve
fPr t Bpreadr oidisas
.r. m.. :..TTitiiiuLii9.mK-., -cerms Disease erms can b
Fine Tuning; Palace ORGANsHdeVeloped from- their tracks
even. It has been observed that
Miss Shelby Harris is sick.' , ; fevers in some instances spread
Parks &Co'fit the feet as veil' yout any connection with the
as the purse. Vter supply, s- it r?
AUv A i - Tne ddcloraiaWiilS? that' for
row. , protection it is necessary to use
pii.r ww; w'w xii uj i; .disinfectants freely where there
salekfParp-r' lis'.a' lack of Bewerag.3 Gmats,
MirT').u- , , too,:the scientife-havpfoven
1 Wi? ? '':2i 1 carriers of disease germs.
If some people were to tell the
truth they would be looked upon
as great humorists.
Take love out of life and there!
would be no sunshine in the soul
i v - -
or happiness in the heart.
The supply of truth is1 getting
so very small that it is now used
mostly for veneering: falsehood.
Every good thought molded suits. Finest- gbods, splendidly
J 1 - 1 1 I J I 1 T I - ... -
ailored: , aLi?S2. 00 to S3;00. There
fragrance: . r - - ; : -
It is said that liquor will 8LTCQ plenty of $5 suits'
strengthen the voice, but it is re- - . .
markably strange" how it will uH6IIl
weaken the legs. - . . , .
Jtsoys neavy, - an-wooi
suits at7 You won't find them
for less than $2.50 anywhere
else.
Splendid line dftMen' s suits just
in- v7e save" ibti 25 cents on
amoDg
Our sweetheart has a pretty !
foot, so very neat and small; the
old man's foot is larger before
it we did fall.
The Baltimore Sun says that
the Prohibitionists of that city!
have nominated a 'full' ' ticket.
We thought they were too dry to
ever get full. Orange (Va.) Ob
server.
Kersey
' YOBK : MARKETS.
4
COTON-QpiiNED;
every:' dollar you spend.
closed:
Nov. . : . ; 6.93
Jaii. 7.0&V
Sugar .... 137..
Tobacco. ,11
Wheat:.... 74
RibT;..-7. 510
mtiOiG: ' Fetzef Co.
Acceoted as sole 'security bv 4 the
Remember the opening: at Missi The Mule. ttviH RfoG .anmmmit, and
naJSfrander S Wednesda1 Speakingf mulfes, hbwany j gtate and Counties -of North
men can call to mmd an instance , Carolina and all persons in posi-
Mr.WCCorrell has moved into of a mule dying a natural death? tions of trusts and' responsibility.
Mr. Robt. Duval's residence on Thpv mav A nf-ctarvntinn if
Georgia avenue. ;they find absolutely notliing.to
Mrs. F S Starrette and Mrs. eat, but that' is almost an impossi
Grierson, : of Mooresville, spent bility . They may get choked to
Monday night here. death under great provocation;
You are invited to "The" Mil- they are sometimes killed byacci-
linery Parlor'.' Wednesday Oct.
-itn. pattern hats.
Over fifty bales of cotton were
weighed today. The best:
brought 775.
Miss Minnie Smith,-of Laurin!
' burg, is spending a while r with
her sister, Mrs. R A BrOwer
Register Johnson granted mar
riage license Monday to Mr. Jnb.
Troutman and Miss Dora Doug'
lass.
Contractor Propst has the con
tract to build the Salisbury Sav
ings bank building. ' It is to be
finished until Jan. 1st.
For nice fresh York River oys
ters, just received, go to Bo
ger 's Restaurant. By the quart
oo cents.
The school at Sunderland be"
gins tomorrow. . For J several
days the young ladies have 5 been
uivmg on amerent trams.
N ew shoes go by halves tomor
row at bark's. f
Miss Mary Brachen's display of
Fall and Winter pattern TTntc
Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 and
4th of October. Public cordially
Ail VlttJU.
. . ' -v V j. - . 'If '
We are the whip to prices to douW the speed of sales:
Resources Over 32,500,000
Don t involve your friends. Wo
will bond you at a reasonable
-
rate;
J. F. HURLEY," Agt.
.. FURNITURE A'ND UNDER 1AKING-
dent or design,1 and4 sometimes' a ttsntl OPI
stroke of lightning knocks one
out, but to die a really natural! ij4 xL3:
death is against a mule's princi-j MotnBfS.
pies. They are not constructed t . ' v .
that way ) Americus, Ga. , Times r . We have 44 dbz:
Recorder. . mccWcT?' rr! lined mt- Offero the business public a reliablefpe
iUiOUVlP' J.V LW wy oj.'ww -' - 1; ....
fWe thought it was only the ; . : : -V -u J niannt, conservative and ackwmmoda
j . . 1
... i
gray mule that has
from death.
uumuuuJ' -s ''? . . , -Vw.' si5i v.oor with iha
CentS ' WOBOiicib yuui - - -
FRESH''
OYSTER
sizes from 13 to 34, . at 25
leach!
are just what you want for the
i little folks.
Gibson & Morrison;
AT THE
assurance of honorable treatment and
Call- and see them: ' They due.appreciation of your patronage. r .
If we can serve you any time we wju
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
r, TO OUSTOMEB8. - -- - -
Canital an! Snniliis - $70000.
D: B CotTBANE, Chashier, i
J;3I. Odevih ifresident;x
SEE 1 THE :
Concord Bakery. ' i
Bread,
Buns,
Doughnuts,
Cakes, Pies,
Cream Puffs, etc.
Special attention given to lady
r patrons.
Oysters 35 bents per quart;
Joe Fisher, Proprietor
'PHONE 122.
Yankee- W
FOR- LIVERYi FEED LND SALE.'
stables;
s ; . - .... A. :
Jrifit5in rear of St. Cloud Hotel 0m-
Outfits- of : all? kmas.: furnished
tj Qo To esps
G W-FA l l-JbiKaiWiNL;-
4 FOR .;
Bock gait : h
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hommyr
Chippea Beef,
Canned Cora, Tomatoes,
r and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch.
Cracfcere, Lard, Hama, Primes,
: Breakfast Strips,
Green aud Parched Coffee, Tea,
! Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
- Potash, Spices, bottled
Pickle's J Washing Powders
and anything m the Grocery
line, We also carry
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods, ;
Shoes HatsTinware Etc. Etc
W.C Correirs
promptly and at reasonable prices
Horses ana muies aiwajs uu uww
or sale. Breeders of (horoughbre
Poland China Hwca. d
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months, Ak We de
liver goods until 6 p. X3t
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