ArrlTal of Train.
The .following change of schedule took
NEW YORK MARKETS.'
No. , 8 arrives at 5, 52 a m,
44 , "10.00 aim,
'-83 " 8.511X1, (flag)
CQTTON -
22
.24
Dec.:. 13
23
5
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. 84 , , 5!p;m(-'- , , , 1T WHEAT, . i
SOUTHBOUND i-; W Jgf Y? . -.gWOi-j.;.
No. 87 arrives at 8;49 a m, (flag) . j, ,5 . .,C?3 ' 73J, ' i f
44 ok . it ' u. qoaUw1 a . . V ' ' .. ."
6
10
14
3
v Closed
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10
, 14
; 4
' 85
33
M 61
4.
9.20 p'mv (Las)
Q.tr fr feturnea home gressive merchant of Arlington,
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7: wiiere - h .ttRnHofl "Z trTeiAUUi seiisconee
flagged if necessary for through travel 'air - - f J Pyi the peck one way to avoid
mth of Charlotte, and is Stopped "fo ' ' wmo-K ; ' - '
, lIlTEIlI02iULLY'iCliiNiED.
; Cupid Touches the Heart of Two Whose
Ages Make the Sum of One Huudred
and TOtrpther; News of the Neigh
. borhood. . . ; . , -. ' ;
Writtenjo The. ttta.ndard.
Brief, Oct. 23: Hamp Little
hasL m6ved ' into our village td
to conduct a general repair shop.
Mr. F M :Hinson. the "pro;
A
NE W
IS
south
Sassengers ftrrmng f rom Liynchburg or Wadft TTiTTiVknlT -mw. tt
eyoiid: m: 36;Stops regularly for A SnrH
passengers- for Salisburvl Hie PmritA -K-Wball Of the Kimball'house.
Greensboro, R&idsville. Danville rand IS here to SDend two wppItr nr
xr Ui x . VTil i I
vtuHuiiituij. ..; q. o-Biops ior ?pas-
r -Pi
sengers ior regular stopping places rjCn T.
south of Newells.V No. -38 stops to let UniPU4Oopper mines, spent Sun-
on passengers irom regular stopping uay.nere. v .
daces south of JNe wells and tn tAk nn 7 ' '
jasseugers for regular stopping places, Mr. J as. F tthinn anX ..family
Lyucnourg or pevona. ' haVe'moved out to tlirt "Rain, -mill
T -f. L J J 1 . -
inoh. oo aau siop ai uoncora lor WhAk TVr- ci,:' i, v x
foensers to or from theC. C. & A. hlriM. ShFn a, I?OSltlon
division TT-Charlotto to Augusta aud in top mill, j ;VA,:V"
other point iu South Caroliha Georgia ' ' -., '
and Florida, Reached through Columbia " Mr- larence Call, .01.. Wilkes-
;--. .. 4 V.-... - '
ee
a!
LOT
OF
Nos. :7, 8, 11 and 112 are the Jocaltrains Call was formerly the sheriff .pf
and connect at Salisbury with trainsof Willi 'oiiriV '. in
W. N. C. Division. vi ijescppty.. " '
Sheriff Peck, is. on the go this
TELEPHONE-iNO. 71. 1 fl Z7 "Z?
' bbunty; to collect "taxesV
FOUNDED .1842 Mr; yno. 5ost returned to
.xsosts: My is ttunday atter spends
pa
I 1
I i
1 , health is
ally improving.
,v vJvir.,iiia. isennour, a brother ot
v Mr. tibh ' Isenhour, :vho runs fa
xum a:ir. xw. . . t i..ow ,v- "UvvWa' - ? ai, ,:4-T, 4.,,
uSikg Their Own Praise." phoid fever at his home above
TheSTIEFFisthe PIANO to buv: thls Place
tf i -1 Q Ttfi on nul f ho tnA-nnw na ttm I
save the middleman's wofita and it win . There is to be a marriage near
last a meume; out we navf several mass soon, we learn, in wmen
uaramsin otner maKes. two widows n.nd two wi do war a
we uave taen in exchange for wni f Hoti ford will ho rpnrp
STIEFF'S two 'Ivers- &k Pond' Pianos, Wlil alct- oucord win oe repre
one, the hnest- style that firm manu- wuiwu 111 me uuartotw.
ifti-fiirps ftnd it. is nlmnfit-nov - l-f xrr-i I - - '
v a ut this make here are bargains. Miss Adams, OI.KOCK JtLlll, ar-
fS If WiPPf 5iftno Mnufactui-er, rivea nere, jasii pauraay on ner.
vuu" 4 ".""""-y wav to Mr. tsnaKesneare Harris.
Mm BfaiiCll f arerOOm. i V; She is a daughter of Mrs. Adams,
ciiunoito,,!. t. who visited there a short while
Co o. womotlhi, mgr.: , ago;
Fixe Tuning. Palace Organs. Chas. Montgomery, son of Mr.
Chas. G Montgomery, who for
merly lived at.thisjpl,ace, is now
clerk at the Yarboro house in
T1
Cotton is bringing 7.40 today; ; Italeih.
Mrs. Owens, of Rowan county, Mr. Samuel. .Schull, returned
is visiting at Dr. Smooth. " 1 here lastSabirday1 -night after
m -nr. po " oi tvt tt taking part in the University-
L Parks spent 'Sunday at G4S?Sf stf
y' . ! Sbhull is captain of the JJniyer-
Gilbert, son of Mr. . Jno. , M I sity team. Hisliome is in Stras-
Hendrix, Jhas heen ; sick for sevr burg, Pa., and is related to Mrs.
eral weeks. V - ' : ' TBE Harris, of this place.
Let Alexander fc -Hendrix
Corn-huskings are again , in
full blast, ushering in the inaug
uration of the oleaginous dump
lingas king 'of' nocturnal dietary
festivities.
A certain father elderly spin
ster who evidently still entertain
sweet visions of Edenic fields'of
matrimony, explains that she is
edentulous from having worn out
her teeth on the bottle from
which she imbibed nutriment in
her infantile adolescence.
.- Hosts of friends bespeak a hal
cyon sea for the conjugal Voyage
of Ivlr. and Mrs. Robt. McManus,
who were recently , married at
the residence of .'Squire McMa
nus. It is interesting ? to note
that the combined ages of this
couple aggregate 150 years the
groom being 74, the bride 76
both hale, jolly, arid affable.
For some time previous there
t . ; i ......
had been ' a pronounced lull in
the terrific matrimonial 'trade-
win, which prevailed oyer this
region last summer, wh en pupid
with his modern battering-rams
beat down the ancient walls of
celibacy and furiously assailed
the lofty, snow-capped citadels
OX llltlliy lieai tS, lUUS prmim-in
L ' ' . i --: 3 - j t;i 1.1. L I '.
a general uompounu uouuio-uus-tle
amohg the " young; folks, and
instigating six; marriages '.. in a 1 !
i, - - ' -i h
smaii area; a process wnicn very i -
naturally reduced the number of '
marriageable youngsters in this l
lovaple section. But Cupid Is a -J
air
1 . " "
LADIES
r-
AND
MISSES
Uptoda.te
CASTOR
BROWN
BLUE-AND BLACK-
Cahnotfa& FetzerCo.
clean and press your clothes tT
satisfaction guaranteed.' ' ;rffr
Nl
LINE OF
Mr. Robt. Walthall has gone
to Norwood to look '.affir some
building .for several weeksV : ' CR flD d V:FriUl 3 1 etc.
Thorue White, is stavine: in.the
store q$ the Cannon& Fetzer Co. I
i v r r
'Mr. E. ;F, Cook and wife, of,
Bessemer City," are :t spending:
several weeks at Forest Hill.; .
The three vear old child of Mr,'
and Mrs. R ,H .Talhirt, & Cau
onville died Sunday hight. ', ' '
' Capt.t P J Johnson, of Lenoir,
spent Sunday here' with his.
brother, Dr. D D Johnson. " ;
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
sharper hot to be outgeneraled f
4 ' i m mm . J . . . k
py unxavoraoie : circumstances
like that. So, it appears that h ,
is now nurjing a rep not iusuiau.e
of uxariousness at the unpro
tected hearts of our elderly ce-
- a
libates. PJ"
Now, we do not desire to as-:
sume the" role of a 14 natural
if - ' v -
born" prophet, but if another
old-f blk's marriage occurs
shortly, why, we' do not! agree to
be surprised thereby. r :
! ' AUQtlSTINE.
M45SiiiBiwr
TheMhite
Woman'sa
Burden
Will be heavier than the white man's
if you ask her to cook 3 meals a day
on an old worn out cook stove.
COOK STOVES
Are clean, convenient, durable, economical an hand
some. . jThey, Mve large square ovens with white
enameled oyen doors and racks. They bake better
thanahy stove made and cost no more than other s.toyes.
M"rs. W R Kindley has returned
to Mt. Pleasant after visiting ter
daughter, Mrs. ! Edl BfeiUg, in
oalisbury. .
Miss , Kate .Means returned
home Sunday night from 'Char
lotte where she visited Mrs Jno.
.P Yorke; - i -
Mr. Benton White, father of
Mr. EL White 'of. this place, has
gone to Charlotte to spend ' a
week or two with his brother:1 : ;
If medium sized lady, rho; is
a dark blond, wore a lieht 'dress
and dark hat, who passed court
house about 5:S0 wiih thrPA othor
ladies on Thursday; Oct. .?19th,
Will rrmmni:.k' l,ir' "
signed may fihd. something to her
advantage. ; , Address, " "Hum-
Chronic .NasaL Catarrh pois-
! ons every breath tha 4 is- , drawn
: into the Jlungs, . ;xnere- is pro-
: curaole from any, jdruggistr the
Pickled'Piks Feet
.and Loose Pickles.
. U k ' flamed and angry, surface, reliey- re:
-f Joe Fisher, Proprietor. .ing imniemateiy -thy; painful in-. TO
' 'PHONE 199 V':T": ' T i VflamatiSiir hfes- -h6als ?,and :frf1
, WJ--r,r. fSL a cold: in:the - head Van- - t
. - - jishesl, immediately.. xSoldv )?y
i drusrsists or ,w,1Jf .Vn "a01110"- avx
! 50 cen'ty 56 , War-
Also Undertakers.
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For Sale
ren St. .'-'New York. r
5 dozen Ladies Linen. . Hand
kerchiefs at 60c. doz.
X20 pairs Misses Ribbed-Hose,v
two.thread, 2x2 ribbed, sizes 5 to
9i,' at 10c.
). Ladies Black Hose, .with white
feet for 25c.
i Ladies Black Hose with split)
feet jf or 25c. .
v Shoes! Shoes!! Don't forget us
on Shoes. We have the best in
town for the money.
Beauties!
.'.---
.Gibson & Morrison.
Every, ,one;Sof them
will plasW you. Come and
see tiemV ' A fine lot, of
Opal . Rings.
: W.- G. CORRELL, "
- .
We are .prepared
to give thef . people this winter
bft iter bargains than us n al in 'all
OI '.
rocenes.
( pvrf! lb business public a reliable, per
' J luti Viit. conservative aud accommodate
i-
...
Jl': 1 ,
lug hRK instatlun."
r . At wholesale arid
rejbail. tt will pay you tOt see
our xjaretj dwub. ui
i-Tinware,
tWoodware,
'Glassware,
, Crockery,
Shoes- .
iMafsvEtc.Jv
f before buying. For Clover
Seed, Seed Eye, and Bock Salt
goto' -; -' .
-: d.'.WilPatterson's.
assurance of honorable treatment . and
due appieciation of your patronage.
til we can serve you aiiy time we, will
be glad to have you come a. ad see as.
LIBERAL A-CdOMMODATIONS
J TO CUSTOMERS, v - -l
Capital aniMplns"- -;$I0JBD:
- ; D. B CotiTBANE, Ohashier,
J. M. OdejIj j-Te-ddent.
l L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY FEED AND SALE
n' STABLES.
Just io rear ol S?.. Cloud Hotfll.,Opi
mbuBee met nlf passeogiftr trainp
Oiitlite ot all ; kiads i farmshed
prom ptly and at r reasonable prices.
Horfiea and mulea alwayB on hand
"or sale Jv Bfeier i of jihoroughbre
Poland JKia g t rr-r" t -
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