.
Arrival of Trains,
.... ' ' ;U
Anticipating
following change of schedule took
Jnnel. 1899.
NORTHBOUND;
Ka 9 arrives at 5 52 am,
7-09 p m,
3(5
12
3
34
62
IC
8.51 p m, (flagj.
y.4f p nv
2.00am(lieijt)
SOUTHBOUND.
w0, 37 arrivea at 8 49 a (flag)
V n "11.23 a m, ;
. it . ri d . . .
o.oi p m.
35
61
" 7 19 a m,
" 8 49 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead bt No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 3G stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro," Beidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. , 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from i ynchburff or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
Bout't of Newells. No. 38 etopw to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers -for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond.
"Tos. J and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers to or from the 0. 0. & A.
division Chariot tu to Augusta and
otber points iu South Carolina, Georgia
bu'.I Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
tnd connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. M. i.. Division.
KLKPHONE No. 71
FOUNDED
;1842.
"Sing Their Own Praise."
Under No Circumstances Can It Really
Be Disputed; ' ;
And it is a reality that we make strictly
De grnde. A large or small size, as
desired, but only one grade. Why buy
an instrument because it is advettied
as cheap? Purchase ail instrument that
stands nigh in the estimation of your
fr ends and ithe Greatest Musicians all
vyer the world. A Piano - with a pure
tne, delicate touch, etc. In fact a
Piano with every improvement that is
beneficial to the wear; and at one price
within the reach of all, because we
save you the Middleman's Profit, arid it
is worth saving, too. . '
Old instruments taken in exchange.
Terms accommodating. Catalogue for
the asking. Some bargains in square
pianos. ' , " :
Piano Mnnnfactarer,
- Baltimore Sid.
AO. 213 N
Try on St.,
Charlotte, X. C
.M.Stiee
factory Branch f arerooi
C. H. Wilmoth, Mgr.
Mr. Alex Hartsell is again
able to be out.
Ladies note change in Cannon
& Fetzer Co.'s ad. today."
The condition of Mrs. S F
Stephens was slightly better this
morning., - '
Mr. C P Walter has returned
home from a trip to Salisbury
and Gold Hill.
Mrs. J G Lippardjias returned
home from Salisbury where she
spent several days. ' "
Our University football team
was defeated in a score of 30 to
0 in its game with the Princeton
boys. ', : -'
Dr. J B Delveaux, of Concord,
has been in this city prospecting
vvitn a view to locating m balis
bury. Salisbury Sun.
Mr. J p Funderburg and Miss
Omie Yates, both of Cannon
ville, were married Wednesday
right by Rev. T W Smith.
Mrs. J B Douglass and child,
who have been visiting for sev
eral weeks at Mr. Jas. W Can
non's have returned to Winston.
GET YOUR piano tuned now.
Leave orders at Kimball Hotel,
prices very reasonable and satis
t action guaranteed.
W. S. Atkins.
Our cotton market has for sevt
ral days been high again. Quite
au amount of it today brough-
-oo but this afternoon it declined
to., 5. The New York markets
uoppedxonsiderably today.
The Umberger-Eudwig Weddi.
At 12 O'clock Tinnn '
(Thursday) at tb0 Co no0iT
.Mr.Baspom Umberger, of Vir'
gmrn, and Misa jennie Ludwig
were married. Rev. V R Sticks
ley, assisted by Rev. C B King,
of Charlotte, officiated. Mrs. C1
B Kmg and tess u Meta Umber-'
ger, of Charlottfi
. 7 ""UVUUCU tllt3
marriage. -Only a few relatives
mil tw XAltiUUS were present.
The newly wedded .couple will
visit Charleston and other south
ern points. Miss Ludwig is one
of our countv's mnst,-.inf0n?A
young ladies and is from one of
our best families. Mr. Umberger
is a traveling : man and boias a
popular position with his em
ployers. With numbers we ex
tend our congratulatic.is to the
newly wedded couple.
Love Laughs at Objections.
Mr. Martin Lefler, son of Mr.
Henry Lefler, and - Miss Nettie
Smith, daughter of Mr. W T
Smith, all of No. 2 township,
were united in marriage on
Wednesday evening by Esq. W
J McLaughlin at his home near
Bala mill. The young people
had to surmount some objections
and as the mill closed its hum for
the day, they took up the sweet
song of matrimonial bliss. Let
the hum of this new tune' cease
only when life's day is over.
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They Pay Concerd No Tax.
' The steam ' 'merry-go-round, ?
which struck our town some
days ago and which puts joy in
the hearts of children, seems to
be exempt from tax for our town
as it is not included ' in any
articles of taxation. It pays
the State $20 and also the county
$20, but our town makes nothing
from it.
A Protracted Meeting to Begin.
Beginning Sunday night a
protarcted meeting will be held
at Cannon ville Presbyterian
church to last ten days. Rev,
Jesse W Siler, of Davenport. N.
C, will be here to assist in the,
meeting. .
TO CJURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
oure. 25c. The genuin has L. B. Q,
in each tablet
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D, B. Cargile, of
Washita, I T. He writes: 4 'Four bot
tles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofnla, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure is complete and her
health is excellent." This shows that
thousands have proved, that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and run
ning sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, expels poisons, help diges
tion, builds up the strength. Only 50
cents. Sold at Fetzer's Drug Store.
Reduced Railroad Bates.
On account of the Floral Fair
for the Rescue Home, Charlotte,
N. C. Nov. 9 to 10, tickets will
be on sale on above dates limited
to Nov. 11th, at rate of 85 cents
for round trip.
Why Not
let us bake your Thanks
giving cakes. We make
you the best fruit cake for
35c per pound; pound
cake at 25c.
You take no chances on
-. getting a good cake if you
give us your order.
Concord Bakery.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122 j
COTTON p
Open High Low Closed
Jan... 55 65 46 51
March 60 67 - 50 54
May.. .66 72 - . 56 58
-Dec., v ; 53 ; 59 47 . C 48 :
Sugar 156! : 157 y 153J 154
CHICAGO KHEAT.
Dec... 68i. 68J." 67 68':
May.. 72i.' 72Jvt: 71 . 72..
A Smile in Each.
: A dressed turkey typifies the
naked truth. , . :
Some men are too stingy to en
tertain a doubt. . '
The man who mounts the pin
nacle of fame leads a lonely ex
istence. .
Coal dealers ought to give "fire
insurance policies with each load.
The fellow who-. doesn't blow
his own horn usually: goes with
out music. ;
A highwayman shouldhave no
difficulty in supporting a wife,
since it's right in his ? ine to 4hold
up" people. v ...
The more a mauf. -.tries to prove
that he isn't a fool the more he
proves he is.
When a man . 'Can borrow an
umberella it's pretty good" evi
dence that he is holiest. .
The dressmaker : can help' a
woman out with a wedding gown,
but not with a divorce suit.
No, Maude, dear - you could
scarcely refer to the cornet
player as a hornyiande'd son of
toil. -Daily Reflector.
Prompt attentipn vgiven to the
1 guests of the , -
Kimball Hotel.
Table supplied from the best on
the market. Polite servants.
Rates: $1.00 to $1.50 per day.
Special rates to regular boarders.
Mrs. El KBIBALL Manaser.
Th
mgs
of
Beauty
It will be a joy for you
to see our new brooches,,
which we have received.
Come arid see even if you
. , don't purchase. . " ,
; W.: Cf CORRELL,
' ; JE WELEK.
HOOK HERE!
Just received "a new lot of
Plaids in Somerset and Venitian
cloths. Blue Venitian cloth,
Brown Covert cloth. Small
Plaid wool goods in dress pat
terns. No two alike.
Shoes! Shoes!!
A full line of Ladies' Shoes
in Button and lace.
Pompadour Combs, Empire
combs, Ladies' pocket books.
Come and see us. We will do
our best to please you in prices
and styles.
Gibsonl&IMorrison.
j the Demand.
36 -Inch Piaid Venetien olny 15c. yd..
BEAVER CAPES, fur trimmed, worth 1
, to close out at 75c. ............. . .
3 d
-Uw1, BEAVER CAPES, fall seewp braided and fur
mi
AS
trimmed, worth $1.75.' Our price $1.25... ..
. CHILDREN REEFERS worth $2.00 and
$2.50. Our price $1.75.,
ONE LOT nf "Rln.P.1r TTo
W seewp braided plaited and plain, worth $5.00 aad C6.00.
We are going to sell them at $3.50 and $5.00.
AN ATTRACTIVE line of Fur Capes and Crovats from
y 81.00 to i.06 Chaper than can bo bought.
Laaies' Tailor Made Suits
$5.00 to S6.00.
ItnfiflliHln
w
0
m
& Full Line 6f ;
w Can save you money.
Cannon & Fetzer
THT
Make home comfortable' and attractive, and we have the richest
designs to be' found in Concord. . Our prices for fine Bed Room
suits, Dressing Cases, Enameled Bed Steads, quality considered,
are the lowest that can be found anywhere. Some unusual values
for this week in Rugs. w V
Also Undertakers. o
TSL
V-
We are prepared
to give the people this winter
better bargains than usual in all
Of ' .
Heavy and
Faecy -Jiir: :
At wholesale and
retail. It will pay you to see
our Large Stock of
Tinware,
Woodware, j '
Glassware,
Crockery,
. Shoes,
- , Hats,. Etc,,
before buying. For Clover
Seed, Seed Rye, and 1 Rock Salt
go to-
Q. W. Patterson's.
I tow
d Mini limit
Offers the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instatloD.
We solicit your patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and '
dut appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye yon come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital anfl Snrplns - - $70000.
D. B CoiiTBANB, Chashier,
J. M. Odemi, President.
M, L. Brown & BRo.
V
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES
Jus; in rearoi St. Cloud Hotfll. Om"
niosjsee meet all passecger trainee
Outfits o all kiuds famished
promptly aud ai reafoaable pricfF.
Horen and mnl-8 alwva on hard
faie. - Br " ofjMioroaghbre
po'nnd 0 in? Ho3