ArrlTfti of Train.
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MARKETS.
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che following cnange or scnedule took
NORTHBOUND.
'NO. 3
12
4
.1
arrives at 5 52 a m, -
"10 00 am,
" 7-09 d m. v
" u 8.51 p in, (flag)
" 9.45 p m,
" " 2.00am(lreiit)
11
I.)
1 1 '
SOUTHBOUND,
jiriives at 8 49 ft m, ''flag')
u u t 1 Of)
(4
1
4
8.51 D Ul.
9.20 p'm, (flag)
7 19 am, .
S49a m, (freight)
T Open
Jan.'.; - 20
March 22
Mav 9;
Dec. . . 17
Sugar 154
COTTON
20 .
23
27
18 '
Low
15
18
22
14
153
155J
CHICAOO Winj1 a m
-l-y "UAJ.,
-DeC. . . 695- 7rt r nr.
.. ,73f 73
Closed
19 q
23
'27
18 i
153
69
73
BYO.H.
- '.. . . t " u
v.- when runninf ahpoH Ai r,
sii'il if necessary for through travel
.ill oi jmrppie, ana is stopped for
pusfcours JMiiviu iiuui ijyncnDurg or
-btr1- 1So 8tI)S regularly for
jviuffcrs. for Salisbury, ilighj Pointy
Crciisboro, lveidsville, Danyilje and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops fcjr pas
wnrs coming- froni j ynchburg or
points beyond, -and to take oh pas
iiuiirs for regular stopping f places
.riiei Nowflls. No. 88 stops to let
issengers from regnlar stopping
plucoa fcouth of Ne wells and to take on
jttssenjrers for regular stopping places
Lyii-cuburg or bevond. '
'So. and 34 stop at Concord for
paeuers to or from the C. C. & A.
otter points in South Carolina, Georgia
sua xjonua, reucueu inrougnUolumbia
cr Augusta.
New. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
4sdconue' t at Salisbury with trains of
H . tit X'. iOlUUa
. V Tl t.
each tablet S B- Q
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOLDED"
.,1842!
5 .
.-V '
Their Own Praise."
'iSflEFFis the PIANO to buy;
Jf -.(3 no equal for the money as you
w the middleman's profits and it will
, a. lifetime; but we have several
wains in other makes. '
J!'nrtejve takTen in exchange for
xU'i'S two Iyers & Pond Pianos,
?&e. the finest style that firm manu
Metnres aaH it is almost new. If vou
iuia aixe uere are uargams.
HT f!fi'nr llanM lfn..r...4.
.Ui
1UU.
J
JBaltimure M1.
lo. 213 X.
'5uSt M,
I i I fl I : I II II I i I I It I 1 1 1 wm. .
-liVrlotte, Ar. C.
C.'H. Wilsnoth, Mgr.
Tuning. Palace Organs.
t Alexander & Hendrix
i and press your clothes
-faction guaranteed.
hisses Sallie Oa.st.nr nnH Annio
i-khcad spent Sunday in No. 5
1
iouviiy lived here, spent Sun
Liy !n our city.
fountain Buckwheat, Apples
"cabbage fresh at Jno. P
bison's. ' -
u- Parks has returned
u-oiu Ncnv York where he
r - pui-chase goods.
i.Il1'; !-,' !-!, Tii g -kt
. i-tiuara rjcimes, oi.ixew
Morrison Caldwell.
t-'n. snunf Q,,j -ii i .
UL -ir. Jas. vV Cannon';
a.
'ot
Geo, Rutledge, of Char-
brother, Mr. Jno. Rutledge. ;
-EO Anderson,, of States-
,l?er, Mr. McCree Anderson.'
it, : ' 1
P D fS sorry t0 learn that Mrs.
fiat im;v , "x AVAt' -f ieas-
Uu'lay. &wuoxjr. in
re twelve-months old child of
ivpqf n. .uees, ,wno
, - the Bala, mm ni c,,, .
Ma;- i,;r.v , f iou wuu-
3Mi
From the CottoTPlTtin:
Forty.five more bales of cot
ton from Matthews wftm woi
arly- last Saturday morning.
3-uoluii irom that whole
neignoorliood about there is sold
here.
One year aero from Inst, Rninr..
. w NUIVUA
dry, Cotton Weigher Propst
occ, tiidLdu Dales were weighed.
On last Saturday onlv 121 hnlp
ft "-
wuiu weigned, yet this was an
unusually good day. , -'
Jas. Bosiinn. snn tTv. " t
Bostian, of Albemarle, has re.
turned to his home after spend
ing several weeks here.
The first meeting of the Julia
Magruder Book Club ivill be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. W C Houston.
' ' Miss Patti Ivy, who some time
ago moved to New London, is
visiting Misses Daisy Purdue
and Pearl Ingram at Forest Hill.
- Mr. Davis Barrier, of Rimer,
returned home last Saturday from
Connelly Springs, where he is
having a quantity of timber cut. ,
Mr. T H Cook, of Sal
who reeentlv moved from Tioto
has accepted a position in mill
1 i r i-i i :
superintendencv of Mr
Robbins.
Rev. Albert Oill
Lexinertoh last Satnrrlnx- nio-Vif.
after spending several days here
assisting Rev. Preston in his
protracted meeting at Forest
Hill. y , f
Mrs. Sam Carroll- returned
home last Saturday night from
Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
unson, ot Charlotte, accom
panied her home to spend Sun
day. Not until the 15th of Novem
ber is any person allowed to
shoot quail in our county. Any
person falling to observe this
law lays himself liable to prose
cution. The Young Ladies Whist Club
reorganized last Saturday after
noon. The meeting was held
with Miss Nannie Cannon and
the members were delightfully
entertained.
Concord had the pleasure Sun
day night of hearing two of
Charlotte's able and eloquent
ministers. Dr. A U Barron
preached in the Baptist' ehurch
and Dr. R C Holland preached
m bt. james ft L, Uhurch. Their
stay was brief but it was long
enough however 'for a first
rate sermon from each and in
lieu of a more satisfactory stay
we'll take more nf the same kind.;
Behold another man there is who
wields a hoe,
And as in honest toil he paces to
and fro. . , , .
There is no -emptiness of ages
Uf ' Planted brow," or -brutal
. jaw" there is no trace,
noi bowed by weight of
centuries of care,
k A creature dead alike to rapture
uu. uespair."
What though he
- lO KJX. CCI VX
oy ton i That does not mar
xu mcinnooa. All the while he
worirs lie sings, nor. deems
"imocu siave, nor plots in f e
verish rl yon m e
1 CiXil
Against his brother man, or vet
iusc,xne cnoice
that God has made for him. He
lifts his voice
And still repeats the praver
anismotnersknee.
4 'Oar Father God" he says, and
ws lo Ine ecree
That destines man to work. And
thus from
He keeps the simple faith of
vnuuuuwu vviliiuul iear.
He is not wont to call that rap
ture that ha fooic
When the first flush of rosy dawn
in ueauFy sieais
Above the hill-tops, but within
his heart th erp is
A sense of freedom. All this
lovely world is his
Because God is his father and He
made it all!
He is not ;tongued with censure
of the world 's blind greed. "
That world is far bey on d his ken ;
and he is freed
From bitter envy, his quiet lot
exempts
Him from the .constant sight of
luxurv that temnts
And so, he lifts his head and
iooks you in the eyes a
man!
A man immortal, and a part of
God's eternal plan!
Charlotte Observer.
Chronic Nasal Catarrh pois
ons every breath that is drawn
into the lungs. There is pro
curable from any druggist the
reuieuy ior tne cure of this
trouble. A small quantity of
Ely's Cream Balm placed' into
the nostrils spreads over an in
flamed and angry surface, reliev
ing immediately the painful in
flamation, cleanses, heals and
cures. A cold in the head van
ishes immediately. Sold by
druggists or will be mailed for
50 cents by Ely Bros., 5G War
ren St.. New York.
A
NE
W
LOT OF
9
LADIES
. AND MISSES,
Uptodatr;
CASTOR BROWN
BLUE "AND BLACK-
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
" rets?)
BID
IIB
f.Ir
Peratnr. mume,-wno is the
v-. undav o v,?-' i
-lyvillQ . : . xiuiuw in
Su5'Jay faf ter,Ni;holson . - spent
, M;" P? with her.
s attendiZ lson, who
scho01 in a business
FOR 1.00 AT
They Are
Beauties!
Every one of them
will pltasw you. Come and
see them. A fine lot of
Opal Rings.
W. C. CORRELL,
THE JEWELEK.
Makes a happy home for all the members of her household So
make her happy by sending her home one of our handsome stoves.
IBBthiosIIs:9 Stoves
Will save her a world of worry, to say nothing of the fuel "A.
Word to the wise is sufficient. " A few $ $ $ will buy them.
For
Sale
Concord Bakery.
FRESH iFISH -AND
OYSTERS. u
ii . -
Joe Fisher, Proprietor i
'PHONE 122.
5 dozen Ladies -Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 60c. doz. . ; 'v!;;,
190 nairsi Miffoa' Ribbiftd TToit
two tnread, 2x& ribbed, sizes- 5 to
9J, at 10c. :. ? .
Ladies Black Hose with white
feet for 25c. - ; r ;
Ladies' Black Hose with split
feet for 25c.:- a ' ; u: v ...
Shoes! Shoes!! ; Don't forget lis
on Shoes. ;We have the best, in
town for the mdriey.
Gibson & Morrison.
o Also Undertakers.- -0
1 C-crc!rlfer
Dener uargains u.un usual in au
T
H
E
Heavy
fiaecy
Qroceries. .
retail.' f tfc .wiifrp:y -ju to see
our Large Stock of f
Tinware;
Glassware, ; " . r L (
Crockery, , ...
:: ;? : ' Shoes, ; :
i'"; - : : Hats Etc.,
Seed, Seed Bye, and Eock Salt
goto
Q. Patterson's, t
Concord National Bank
OiTert; tlic business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution. .
We solicit your patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appieciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you anv time wa will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
ULBiiKALi ACCOMMODATIONS i
TO CUSTOMERS. - . - - J
Capital ani SnrBlns - $70 000.
u. B Coltbanb, Chashier,
J. M. Odell. President . "V'
M;L;MownBRo.vv
LIVERY, FEED AND 8 ALE.
STABLES, : J
Jast in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. 6m
.r--v,gv4 uauiot
Outfits of all kinds furnished
prompt iy ana at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on hand
ro sale. - Breeders nfa .hnrnnliK,n
vAWMbAO
Poland China Eraa. rtr
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