" 9
.
M
tt
" 9.20 p'm, (flag)
71Q a m ... ,.
Arrfral of Trfini,
The following change of schedule took
effect Junel2, 1899. V ; . " ...
HOKTfcTBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
" 86 41 10 00 am,
ci 12 . 7-09 p m,
38 " " 8.51 p m,Cflagf)
34 " " 9.45 p m,
62 " " 2 00 a m (lreinj t)
'.. . SOUTHBOUND '.
No. S7 arrives at 8.49 a m, flag);
u n "Jl 23 am,
u y tt S1 n m
- 35 tt
33
M 61 " 849 a in, (freight)
No, 35. when running ahead of o. 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, Jteidsville, DanviU- and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington: 'No: 37 stops ! for pas
sengers coming- from Lynchburg or J
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for -regular stopping- places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to, le,t
off passengers from regular, stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond. '.: ,x- ..-... T ;
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers' to or . from the C. 0..& A..
division unarioue to Augusra ana
other points in South Carolina Georgia
and Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta. . ;- - V; tr (?
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
tnd connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. N. O. Division.
Jjusuiess unsaie. v . : Aa Inviting Gun.
""ou irtivwiwu iiLUiL ix5j is on i in ft Hon. .. Wm. AVnrtharn. nn?
a steady rise 6r fall it is a great State treasurer of Texas, was in,
temptation to make Aa little deal a New -York" jewelry store one
in futures. But as a rule the thing day "when ne noticed a showcase
to ao m regard to 1 'futures" is Ht1! r ' LLl euiu jewnieu re-
don't. Manv- manv men have volvers with silver and gold
eone to tKe wall bv 'arnblir, ir, : rips and. chased barrels, having
futures who would have made at Pps stones set in the butts.
lea aood living ' by putting t 'T9 6
,v . " . & J & guns," he said to the clerk.
tieir moneyrn some und.uestionJ rVvhifih';6nG sir?" " '"r
uuTO- aimg in iu- Tha,t fmlfl nfjo with tWVnr
ruby in the handle."
The clerk took it from the
TELEPHONE NO. 71
FOUNDED
..1842
One hundren Childrens' ITestee
Suits. Stylish Patterns. Hand
some trimmings. New and ele-
gant designts. Finely Tailored.
Altogether Swell. All sizes, 3 to 8.
They are $5.00 and l6.G0 suits
You can
tures is not considered safe by
the most successful business men
and it is, to say the least of it, case. It was marked $300, and it
questionable from a moral stand- looked worth even more. The
Tifiint Almnst ovpto nowe-nri-nor I Texan took it tenderlv in both!
X .x.VJ.-wil" . - - I - 1- ; ' . : -
contains accounts of sofiae Door uauuB anQ neiQ H aamirmgiy np oe errw rirm, -.iiflm ?r rrv
0' tn 't,0 i.nri to tlje light. Then drawing him- W I-ttiO W.UU
and strictly up to date.
have choice at $3; 00.
One hundred ivestee' suits at
$250
suits.
V j -
fellow who has gone to the had to tne "S"11-
because he gambled in - futures, sen up to ms lull height, whicn j
pccasionaily; f6rtunes:; are'niade Was,6 e, he rested the reyolv, UU
by dealing in es, but ; the ,,0 and Two hundred Childrens' Heeler
man wno pms nis ousmess iaitn looked over -he siht d th - - , r . .. r
to'abUcketsMop'alnib'sttovariably long store. -Thoslpersbwho SUltS. finest '; gOOdS, (Splendidly
comes out, the loser.. ,B the saw himihvoluntarily dodged- Q CQ Art kCC Tll,
saw himk involuntarily dodged:
Say' ' said- Mr. Worthai
a while he doeSr not know how to with quiet but intense enthusU
dealer in futures is successful for ,Sfri:Mr' nfi& f UciJ.AUX tJU, HtU.UU tU til.e.VU. i-Ut?XC
let well enough ' alone, but he asm, 'as he returned the weapon hiyj VA Vj.oiuuoB ;xjj.vri."
v . 1 - -I
keeps on and on until the scales if-1: wasr co wear that gun down, -m
of gamblers in futures is that fUmg down on their knees beg:
they pursue their bad luck to the uu xu. v.
Boys
by the fascinations of quick
-vxiv vsw iT 'HVf ,r o ;, At a meeting of the members of the
"JiY"t" y Concord Bar held the 6th dav of 0tl:
use an expression 01 tne DUCKeL 1 wjy, iu me omce oi tne uiertK 01 the
sxiop, "un tiio gruuuu uuur, uut cases becontmued, except' the follow
K'vmA fine mornine vori will wakelins:
v I rv nil -i t -t ott
n-n nnrl firm that, "whilo vnn WArn . . 7 .
ur vv - j-- no, is J. b ijanerty ys. Joseph Young, lfl
11 3 X! i.1 I H ratntnii at a I I m m m m
uii iub l; ru u ii u liuur luoib was a i ,xwu
I XT 1 ft T T T i 3 T T T . 1
i v i " 11 r-u ill iirfi 17U rv w a
arascalintho cellar and your lace. ' 4 ' ' V ttttt rkllov Tron ODTiH
fond anticioations of ouicklv No. 20-P.M. Morris & Son vs. Ham- V vuxj vaiwi vu vv
X X l I , . . m
made cash have ; gone to where ' 0.mei wmery. .
xt ; jt.. . x-5i.T ..i-j" ,11.: No. 34 Sol Levy vs. P. K. Motley.
tuo vuuuv uo "vvmiu tinu v"l No. S6 Nellie Koonce vs. Edward
wnangdoOdle mournetn tor its j -: Koo-ace.
hrst born. Monroe inquirer. On Friday Oct. 20, 1899.
No. 11 M. Oslesby vs. W. W. Burley
; . son, Administrator.
Mac Thnmnson, - the- 18-vear- None of the cases will be called be-
"Sing Their Own Praise."
The STIEFF 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 we have several
bargains in other makes.
We have taken in exchange for
STIEFF'S two Ivers & Pond Pianos,
one, tbe finest style that firm manu
tacturn:s and it is almost new.- If you
want this make here are bargains. . -
Phm T Woof Piano Manufacturer,
Hi, UUUL'l.
Baltimore 31 1.
Factory Brancli farerooi. "t'?1;
Cliirrloite, ST. C.
' C. H. WMmotln, Mgr.-;'
Fine Tuning. Palace Organs.
heavy, f all-wool Kersey
suits at $2. You won'tjfincl them
for less than $2.50 anywhere
else.
1 . . . . .
Splendid line of Men' sjsuits jug-t
e save you 5 cents on
Cannon & Feizer Co.
Beath Claims the Young Man.
. Mr. M J Freeman left Friday
t o be crone about five weeks on a
business trip. '' V
Mr. H A Graeber has put a
new delivery . wagon on the
streets. It's a nice one.
Mrs. J E Smoot and children
have gone to Salisbury to spend
ti while with their relatives.
Mrs. "Wiley Troutman has re
turned home from Charlotte after
visiting her daughter there. 1 i
Mrs. Stamey, wife of Rev. S D
Stanley, presiding elder of Wilkes
uiity, died Friday at Elkin.
Mr. Lawrence Moore, who has
heeu visiting at Mr. CR White's,
has again resumed his ' work,
traveling. ' . ,
Mrs. C L T Fisher has re
turned to Charlotte after spend
ing several days with Mrs. R A
Brown.
old son of Mr. J M Thompson, J?" mmW:ae woTe xase 01 ju.
after midnight Friday night, of . V Jno. M. Cook,
typhoid fever. This afflicted family
Clerk S uperior , Court.
i
deserves great sympathy in the V AiS TED Tt buy ; 100,000 w
1,,4- , ,1 I i i ii . i j ' -r
Rev. J C Davis went to Lex
ington this morning where he
tills his appointment there . to
morrow. ; ; ;
Miss Esther Whitlock, of For
est Hill, daughter of Mr. Wm.
Whitlock, is quite sick with ty
lhoid fever. , ;
One 16x20 Crayon Po trait giv
en free with each one-half dozen
Cabinet Photographs at Scott's
gallery opposite York & Wads
worth Hardware store
Dr. W. H; Wakefiled, of Char
lotte, N.' C; will '.be Concord
at St. Cloud on Friday, October
20th, for this one day only. His
practice is limited to Eye, Eai
CRAYON PORT AIT 14x17
will be given with, '.every three
cabinet photos 'or: one 16x20 with
every half dozen at our " gallery
opposite the court house. We
will not be outdone in a good
bargain m our business by aiiy.
one m our town. Come and see
The Young Ladies Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock at Rev. W C
Alexander's;; ;
Mrs. Ed. Correll, who for sev
eral weeks has been sick at Har
risburg with typhoid fever, re
turned home Friday night. -She
has now regained her health."
Mrs. Otho Van Poole, of Row
an county, died Thursday. She
was the mother of Miss Ludara
Van Poole and ODrs. C M and G
M Vanqol who are known in
this county.
Luther Gillon, who has been
staying at the store of the Yorke
& Wadswrvrth fin., has ftP,nrp.d a
position witn the Uannon z .rj ex-
zer Co. He has charge or the
money exchange.
livered at the foundry at once, for
which we will ds a fair nric. No
burnt iron wanted.
al6tf. Concord Foundry Co,
The Books
SAVING
Is the roval road to fortune.
H
If you want to save come to
our store, we can save
you money on X
Are now open for the
Fourth Series of the Cabarrus
County; Building, Loan and W
Savings AfssociationV Q
- W. R. ODELL. President Q
L. D. Colt'eane. Soc and Treas. X
' I i t
hi .
FURN 1 TURE.
We are the whip to prices to double the speed of sales.
Mothers.
We have 44 doz.
Misses. Ribbed fleeced lined cot-.
F URN ITU RE AND UNDER 1 AKING- ,
Miss Janie Richmond returned
home Friday night after spending
two months at Lenoir with her sis- ton Vests with drawers to match;
TOT- fvl Tc? I I : . V-l n iiri V o -vri 4- M rD t
Barnhardt1 returned here with1 1'siibs Irom 13 to 34, at 2o cents;
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her to spend a while.
Mrs. Dr. Pressley and Mr.
Baron Pressley,' : of Coddle, .left
Tuesday jor JJfew York, to . yisit
Dr. Mason' Pressley: Mrs. Press
ley will spend several months
there: Mooresviile ":' Record
Times. '
We are DreDared
each. 1 Call and see them. They tQ give the people this winter
arp -iiat what vou want for tne better bargains than usual in all
FRESff ; , '
OYSTERS'
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
Bread, Doughnuts,
Buns, -; Cakes,5 Pies,
Cream Puffs, etc.
Special attention given to ladj
; patrons. . -v. : ; . :.
Oysters i35 cents per quart.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor
little folks. '
Gibson & Morrison.
L J f 8
Are
- ft a
Beauties
i
i Every one of them
will please you. - Come.' and
see them. A fine lot of
o!
Heavy and
- At wholesale 'and
jretail. It will pay ' you to see
our Large Stock of
Tinware,
Woodware, v
Glassware,
hwi National
Offers the business public a reliable, 17
manent, conservative and aooommodici
lng banking instutlop.-
jWe solicit vour patronage with tbe
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to have yon come and eee us. ;
ftiLIBERAIi ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital ana Snmlns - $70000.
T ; D. is CJoltbanb, fjnasniejy 4
J, M. Odepia President. -. .r-
.Opal Rings.
W. C. G0RRELL,
" THE JEWELEK.-
Crockery,
Shoes,
- Hat5, Etc.,
before buying. For Clorer
Seed, Seed Bye, and Eock Salt
M. L Brown":ORo.
; . : ' '' -
K LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES,- - '
Jnst in rearol St. Cloud Hptal. Orx
nibeses meet ail passenger trains.
OUttits of all kinds fnrnishefi;
promptly and at reasonable pricep
Horses and mules always on band
or sale.1 Breeders of fhorotchbre.u
Poland China Hogg TJSl9
;:Qi'-Wi Patterson.
us. . Cook&Shive.
v 'PHONE.122.