Arriral of Trains, .
The following change of schedule took
effect Jnnel2. 1899.
NORTHBOUND.
" -i
No. 8 arrives at 5.52 a m,
m " "10 00 am,
12 u " 7-09 p m,
38 " w 8.51 p m,(flag)
34 " " 9.4S pm,
62 " 2 00 a m (iieuu t)
SOUTHBOUND "
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
"11 " "1123 am,
. 7 " " 8.51 p m,
35 " 9.20 p'm, (flag)
S3 ' " 7.19 a m,
61 " u 8 49 a m, (freisrht)
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7
Mrs, Martin Dry Dead,
Meeting For the Aged.
Mnday afternoon the Some time during last winter
STvXrr hme ofev. S D .Steffey, pastor of St.
snip, and robbed him of his life 1 loir the benefit the. comfort and
uurmff tne summer ;th A p-m.fcifii-n.Hnn rf tWaoWI -non.
I 1
udb oeen m very bad health.
Consumption was the cause of
her death. She leaves behind a
husband and four children three
pie in his congregation and the
community. ; The occasion fully
met, his expectations. Next
Sunday. beinff the fifth Sabbath
in the month, he proposes to
j i- -
uaugmers and one son. The
funeral was preached by Rev. hold a similar meeting and cor-
Cordell, of Mt. Pleasant, at the dially invited all the aged in the!
isflaggedif necessary for through travel noine- community to participate.
south of C harlotte, and is stopped for m - -
passengers arriving irom Lynchburg or jJ"ss Minnie Hornbuckle Dead. - Unromc JNasal Catarrh pois-
beyond. Jno. di stops regularly for Mice ,M;u tt-IIV ons everv breath that is drawn
Ajkj luiumu iiiii riiiiif'iicj n. i . - -
for
nassensrers for Salisbury. Hisrh Point.
t . -rt-i ..." r' -
(JreensDoro, xteiasvine, Danyille
iz- "U. 1 mi i
4 lady of over twenty vears. who S!'!.J!t
rAl rtO I CTQ Tl fTl W V lUTwDOTl I I I 1 ". 7 - - 1 VvUi tA Li M"! I II 1 II V 111 I I W IXI. Ill IM
Washington. No: 37 stops for pas- uvea at Oannonville, died at an remedy for the cure of this
efr8,comi from Lynchburg or early hour today (Tuesday). For trouble. A small quantity of
ooints beyond, and to take on pas- ,. , , 47 Mj - un,,. -,- , , .
Lngers for regular stopping places some time she has been suffering s Cre,am Balm placed into
flouthof Newells. No., 88 stops to let witVi -hA tnenostrils spreads over an in-
off passengers from regular stopping , V , " flamed and angry surf ace, reliev-
Dlaces south of Newells and to take on ter 01 the Messrs. Hornbuckle iWc iTTraiafoixr -ov
Chgrgorrbee" 8t P'8- btee.-r Shwas.a ydungady oflflamatlearises, leals and
Nos. 3 and 34 stop at Concord for good character and was k mem!-' cureHA cold in the head van-
pa-senerers to or from the a C. & A. ber" of Euworth ' Mthn1iit ishes immediately. - Sold by
Uivision-Charlotto. to Angusta-and ,.'01 OIX?., . ;noaiSt p-oH fs ,w xxrU - rnlorf fV
other points in South Carolina, Georgia cnurcn. .
a FiettdthroURh The funeral will Wheld tomor;
Nos. 7, 8,' 11 and 12 are the Jocal trains row corning at 10 ,O,!clock at Ep
nd connect at Salisbury with trains of w6rth church :by Rev. T W
W. N. C Division.
druggists or will be mailed for
50 cents by Ely Bros., 56 War
ren St.. Kew York.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Smith.
TELEPHONE
FOUNDED
..1842.
Miss. Carrie Richwine, of
Salisbury, and her. friend, Mrs.
Benson, of " Philadelphia, are
visiting at Mr. Geo. W Brown's.
"Ojten
Jan. . . 03
March 9
May . . 13
Dec...'7c?
cotton
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lvxi&o -n.iiuw vv aiKer, a . woman WHEAT.
35 or 40 years of age, who lives -pj m 711 '
at CannonvUle, died Monday ZT' " iV yi?
evening about 6 o'clock. The 7'v - '-
reTYiains wer a in trrp.rl in tho bugar 150t loOf
cemetery. 1
Low
03
8
12
7c
70i
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Closed 1
09
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"Slklg Their Own Praise."
Tne uootning and Mealing prop
Mr. Harry Deaton, of Moofes-1 erties of Chamberlain's Cough
TriA STTEFFis the piano to bnv ville, spent Monday night here. Remedy, its pleasant taste and
it has no equal for the money as you He came to assist his mother in prompt and - permanent cures
save the middleman's profits and it will moving to Mooresville. We re- have made it a great favorite with
last a nietime; out we navts several ffrof n lnco Vic fnmil fr-m rmU flftjAirunri,OM- T?w o-l
bargains in other makes. f v " " ! 7 ,r
oy iii.u. iuarsn k o., xrnggisxs.
Wo muvp tnlfn in oTnhancra f nr 1 tUVVll.
one. tbe finest stvJe that firm manui Mr. Luther Weddington, who
jacmrea and it is almost new. If you is a salesman at Dayvault's, has
ivuLt this make here are bargains-
liido. J!!. uliUUlj Baltimore
ftty Brand Wareroom. v;y?is-
C. H. Wilmoth, Mgr.
Fixe Tuning. Palace Organs.
purchased a lot from Mr. .Elam
King on South Spring street ad
joining the home of Mr. Ed.
Kestler.
HARRIS LITH1A WATER
is- the strongest Natural Lithia
water on the market and has
Mrs. Baxter Parks and Mr. H
L Parks returned home Monday Ltha; endorsement of the most
night from Gaffney after spend- noted physicians of the country
Judge Montgomery has gone
to attend court at Shelby.
ing Sunday. Mrs. Stephens, of
Charlotte, who is recovering
from typhoid fever, accompanied
them here.
TVitt mpptinjr at, "Forpst Hill
Attorney M B Stickley Spent TocWarmn nhnrp.h r.nntinnas to
Monday in Albemarle on legal grow A good crowd was pres
business. ent last night, and entered heart-
Mountain Buckwheat, Apples ily into the service. The singing
and Cabbage fresh at Jno. P was again a great feature of
Allison's enjoyment. Services again to
night at 8 o'clock and every
Albert Frieze spent Monday at afternoon at 3.30 o'clock instead
Gaffney, where he went to place Gf the morning services hereto -
a monument.
See Craven Bros. ad. todayj i
They advertise furniture and
Buck's stoves.
Miss Emily Gibson has gone
to Winston where she visits her
friend, Miss Williamson.
Mrs. Robt. S Young returned
home Monday night after spend
ing Sunday in. Charlotte.
His friends and relatives will
be sorry to know that Mr. D P
Cannon is confined to his bed to
day. .
Miss Alice , Jones and May
Oates arrived here Monday night
from Charlotte to be the guest of
their friend, Miss Margaret Can
non. ,;. . .
Mrs. Caudle, of Ansonville,
mother of Mr. J A Caudle, of
CannonvUle, and her son,
Marshall, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J A Caudle.
Mr. H Li Parks has - gone on
a business trip to New York to
be gone about a week. His
brother-in-law, Mr. W C Thomp
son, of Gaffney, S. C. accom
panied him.
Mr. Jno. W Phillips, who for
many years has lived on North
Spring street, has moved to the
larm above town formerly occu
pied by Mr. J Robt. Winecoff.
Mr. Winecoff is agitating, the
question of going to South
America to engage in railroad
fore announced.
LINE OP
Candy, Friuits, etc.
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
Fielded Pfes Feet
- and Loose
Joe Fisher, Proprietor
-PHONE 122.
as j to its superiority over all
others. Read what the noted
Dr. John Hey Williams, of Ashe-
ville, has to say for Harris
Lithia, springsr . -
Ashe ville; N. C' April 24, 1893.
An extended clinical use of Har
ris Lithia Water prompts me to
the statement that I regard it as
one of the best if not the best
Lithia Water .known , to the pro
f ession. In the: condition of
Phosphaiic Urine, Us action is
marvellous. -Its use in the Rheu
matic and: County Diseases afford
me more, comfort than either the
Buffalo or Londonderry Waters.
Very truly yours,
JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, M. D.
We guarantee that one glass of
Harris Lithia carbonated water
will relieve any, case of indiges-
LlOn lU OHO LLlUlUWa Ui uur oiqxsij.
is authorized to. refund you the
money,' or if taken after each
meal will cure the most stubborn
case of indigestion. Why suf
f er when you have the guarantee?
r ' j gent for Concord".
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For Sale.
5 dozen Ladies Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 60c. doz.
120 uairs Misses Ribbed Hose
two thread, 2x2 ribbed, sizes 5 to
9J, at 10c.
Ladies Black Hose with white
feet for 25c.
Ladies Black Hose with split
feet for 25c.
Shoes! Shoes!! Don't forget us
on Shoes. We have the best m
town for the money.
Gibson & Morrison.
They Are
Beauties
i
ANEW
LOT
OF
LADIES
AND MISSES,
Up-to-date.
CASTOR BROWN,
BLUE AND BLACK-
Cannonl& Fetzer Co.
A Short Purse
Will buy along list of new and
handsome
Furniture
In this store. See our new
Fall Stock.
Gem Heaters
Is the Stove you want. You may not
think so now, but you will when you see
it. It is the "more heatless fuel stove,"
and costs no more than other stoves.
o-
Also Undertakers.-
-o
THE
lllllil
11
Every one of them
will Dlease you.: Come and
see them, A fine lot of
- .
Opal Rings.
Wv
THEJJEWELBK.
We are prepared
to give he people this winter
better bargains than usual in au
of
Heavy smd . .
-Fancy j!
At wholesale and
retail. tt will pay you to see
our Large Stock of
Tinware,
Woodware,
Glassware,
Crockery,
SKoes,
Hats; Etc.,
before buying. For Oloyer
Seed, Seed Bye, and Eock Salt
goto:; ::y:::;r-. :
f Q.W Patterson's.
flero th business pnblio a reliable, per '
niaiiHiit, o mservative and accommodate
itig :! tanking instation. j
We bolicit vour patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
doe appieciation of your patronage.
If we can serre yon any time we wI,'
be glad to haye yon come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - -
Capital and Snrplns - - $1000 L
D. B Coltb4.uk, Chashier,
J. M. OdsiIi, President.
M. L. Brown & BRo,,
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LIVERY FEED AND 8ALE
8TABLES.
Just in rear of St. Cloud HotL Om
QibuBes meet all passenger trainp.
Outfits or all kiada furnished
promptly and at reasonable price?.
Horses and mules always on hand
or sale. Breeder of .horoughbre
Poland 'JKiaa
worn.