ArH1 train.
The following change of schedule took
SOUTHBOUND.
vn 8 arrives at 5 52 a ni.
M
it
U
12-
34
62
44
4 4
14
44 m nn a in
7.l"iO r m
44
ti
8.51 p m, (flag)
9.45' p m,
3,00am(lieii t)
SOUTHBOUND.
Ko 37 arrives at 8 49 a Ji, (flag)
ii "1123 a ni,
" 8.oi p m,
" 9.20p,m, Xfla) f;
" 7.19 a in
8 49 a m, (freight)
7
35
33
61
it
44
THE METEORIC SHOWERS.
NEW i ,Y0RK-: MARKETS.
Wlm4 rv. v. :
" vnerrom the Lowe Cont ".--i'-M
7 Them-This flonth the Open
TimcforThem. . .; ; ' : .. Jan... 23
la speaking of 'mete'Hai.:'
showers which can be seen on ofc $
tHe mghts of the 15th and 16;h Sugar 157
T H"tu, xne ioliowmg is 4 ; ,
taken from a member of tVm DV-
Lowe conservatory. Of one of : LJS ?2
COTTON
.High
27
, CHICAGO WHEAT.
69 J 69 J 68i
Low
37
42
31
Closed
35
37
41
. 31..
15611561
68J,
72J
No. 35. when running: ahead ot No. 7.
is flagged if necessary for through travel
sonth of harlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Eeidsville, Danyille' and
principal stations between Danyille and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38. stops to let
cu passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or bevond.
Nos. o3 aud 34 top at Concord for
pa.--seugers-to or from the C. 0. & A;
L'ivision Charlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida, reached'through Columbia
or Augusta.
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
and conne t at Salisbury with trains of
W. N u. Division.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOUNDED...... . ...... ..1842
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fumy
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"Simg Their Own Praise."
TheSTlliFFisthe -PIAKCr to buv:
it has no equal for the money as you
save tli'j middleman's profits and it will
iat ;). lifetime; but we have several
iiLraiiis in other makes.
ve have taken in exchange for
fuiEFF'S two Ivers & Pond Pianos,
me, rbe finest style that firm manu
factures and it is almost new. If you
want this make here are bargains.
Ciias. M. Stieef.
Hory BrancK Warerooi
t littrlotte, Jim C.
C. H: Wilmotfa, Mgr.
Fixe Tuning. Palace Organs.
a .
tue periods in the past he de- : Critical Now in South Africa.
scribes it thus: j : There is a crisis in the South
"Not one was seen to reach the 4f rican sea of war. News dis
earth, though many ' were yerv Patclies a somewhat conflicting,
bright. The sky was very clear but they warrant the geatest
and the moon absent. It was a Enlish solicitude for General
rain storm without a cloud j - He is greatly outnum-
1 1 . . I nnrflrl n-nri U ' ?J
ngntmng without thunder; l r- s aro almlni
What made the1! deepest im. I Sf in. the , 'eed, com
cr
Piriuo Haisul'rtcturer,
' Baltimore 9I1.
o. 213 Tim
i m oil niM
a
The Concord Bakery has
change today.
The condition of Mr. DP Can
non is much improved today.
Mrs. H C Owens, of Salisbury,
,Vno has been visiting at Dr. J E
SxXLOot's, has returned home.
Thursday was a splendid cot
ton dav asrain. One hundred
and fifty-six bales were weighed.
Suits thoroughly cleaned and
pressed for $1.00 at the Concord
Steam Laundry.
Let Alexander & Hendrix
clean and press your Clothes
atisf action guaranteed.
Mr. W A White, of Mill
Bridge, spent Thursday , night
here with his father, Mr. C R
White.
LOST. One tan overcoat on
the streets of Concord. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving at
Morris' Hardware.
f
T i . ' r ,
H L Parks & Cor have a new
double-column ad today and are
ottering some rare bargains..
Uead it on first page. , y
Have your last Winter's suit
cleaned and dyed at the Concord
Steam Laundry. They guarantee
this work.
Prof. Coler addressed the
teachers and students at Sunder
land hall Thursday evening on
uie "Mother Colonies," or Ya.
vs. Mass.
pression upon my youthful mind
was1 the death-like silence above
and around me. Seeing such a
display of energy going on and
hearing no noise JL,he silence wts
as depressing ana solemn as in a
room of the dead.
"The shower was not visible
in this country in 1866, but was
on the eastern continent. On No
vember 15, 1867, . while the earth
was passing through one end of
the dense swarm, having the
previous year passed through its-
center, I expected something of
a display, and was not disap
pointed for I counted nearly 1,
100, the greatest number was seen
in the southeast and northwest !
with very short trails. The line
must be sharply drawn between
shooting stars and bolides, from
some of which heavy masses fall
to the earth called meteorites, or
meteoric stones. On the other
T -1 T i.'.i.
nana no snooting star nas ever
been known to reach the earth;
the encounter with, and friction
of the atmosphere, in tan tly re
ducing them to vapor.
"Many meteoric showers are
known. , Prof. Denning, of Eng
land, our best authority on me
teoric astronomy, enumerates
some 200 or more. This Leonid
shower, as it is called, will re
peat itself again, commencing a
little after midnight of Novem
ber 15, lasting till dawn, and not
on the 14th as some have pub
lished. There is a bare possibdity
that it may be on the morning of
the 16th. It would be well, how
ever, to begin the watch on the
14th.
y Lewis Swift.,
"Lowe Observatory. Cal.
mumcations were ' cut oft about
2:30 bri the 2n41J , 3 The Boers are
said to be bending their efforts to
destroy the abridge at Colenso,
which is General White's only
means of retreat or of reinforce
ments. ; ,
Important events are probably
transpiring today. .
A FRIGHTFU L BLNDEUR
Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Fcald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best In the world, will kill the
ptvin ana promptly Hal it. Cnrs Old
bores, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Boils, Fel
ons, Corns, all Skm Krut tions. - Be&t
Pile cure on eartyr'Only 25 cts a box
Jure guaranteed. V Sold at Fetzer's
btoro.
Prompt attention given to the
guests of the
KimlbaLlll Hotel.
Table supplied from the best on
the market. Polite servants.
Rates: $1.00 to $1.50 per day.
Special rates to regular boarders.
MEA. KIMBALL, Manager. -
A gentleman from Rutherf ord
violated our law this morn-
db to riams: 7 nis Dicycie on
our pavement. It cost him two
dollars.
FOR RENT. A good six room
uuuse, nicely situated for a Dleas
:.lilt home. Owner will sell. If
interested, call at once at this
uiuce tor particulars.
Don't forget the 25 per cent.
discount on all dye work, also
remember that our dyes do not
rub off. Concord Steam Laundry
and Dye Works.
Mr., Buchanan Miller, of Row
an county, who was recently
srranted license to practice law
and who took his oath at our last
term of. court here, has located m
Salisbury.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah
Montgomery were taken to
Mecklenburg county for burial.
The funeral was preached at
Back Creek Presbyterian church
where she was a member.
Why - Not
lintel?
Q 00
Venetiens, Ladies Cloth, Homespuns,
N ovelty Patterns, Black Silk and Wool
Crepons, Plain Black Luxon Silks and
Poir de Soie; Real Scotch Plaids and
Suiting.
II
it is your watch that is
troubling you bring your
troubles to us. '
if it is a watch that you
are- wanting we have
them from $1 up to $60.
Or
w
CORRELL
THE JEWELEK.
let us bake your Thanks
giving cakes. We make
t,h a best fruit cake for
35c per pound; pound j9, at 10c.
cake at 25c.
You take no chances on
getting a good cake if you
give us your order.
For Sale.
5 dozen Ladies : Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 60c. doz.
Concord Bakery.
Joe Fisher,. Proprietor.
'PHONE 122.
120 pairs Misses Ribbed Hose,
two thread, 2x2 ribbed, sizes 5 to
Ladies Black Hose with white
feet for 25c.
tTeadache stopped iu 20 minutes toy Dfc
Clilea Pain Pills. "One cent a dose.
Ladies Black Hose with split
feet for 25c. -
Shoes! Shoes!! Don't forget us
on Shoes. We have the best in
town for the money.
... '"-.- .
Gibson & Morrison.
Don't fail to sea our Carpets, extra
Supers, Volo Brussels, Velvets and
Top New Patterns. Can do you Good
on Prices. '
... f
Cannon & Fetzer Co .
.... - . f
Make home comfortable and attractive, and we have the richest
designs to be' found in Concord. Our prices :for fine Bed Room.
suits, Dressing Uases, Hinameiea uea oteaas, quality consiaerea,
are the lowest that can be found anywhere. Some unusual values
for this week in Rugs.
Also Undertakers.-
JHL
7
o
We are prepared
to give the people this winter
better bargains than usual in all
of '
Heavy' and
Faecy -
At wholesale arid
retail. It will pay yoa to see
bur Large Stock of
il lici 1
Woodware, ;
. Glassware,
' jCrockeiy,
Shoes,
Hats, Etc,
before buying. For Clover
Seed, J3eed Rye, aud Rock Salt
go to
Q. W. Patterson's.
tiia
ail
Ouero the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit your patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
dne appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serye you any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS)
TO CUSTOMERS. ... - . ..
upi ana surjuiis - - mmL
D. B Coltbane, -Chashiejv '
. J. M. Odejvl. President,.
M. L. Brown & JBRo-
LIVKRY, FK&D AWU SALE
STABLES,
Juot in rear ol Si. Cloud HotflL Otcm
nibases must all pasiecger train r
Outlita of all kiada farnishtd
oromptly a id at reasonable pricerw
dorses and mules always on haD&
f o sale. B fe6pxaoft noroughbitf.