Arrival of Trains,
e
Tb- following change of schedule took
. Jnnel2. 1899 .
NOUTHBOUND.
xrn 6 Arrives at 5 52 a rn
V ' v. " 10.00 a m,
" 7 09 p m,
" 8.51 p tiu (frig)
':J. . y.rj p lu.
ty ' " " 2.00 a in (lum-i t)
'' 12
It
(I
t
f
- 11
u 7
&
SOUTHBOUND.
p? jmvea ai o y a .n. ' nmr
44 11 3H ;v m, :
" 8.51 p m,
" 9.20 p'm, fhi2)
7-19 a in,
(
It
1
8 49 a m, (freight) . ,
No. 'do, when running ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if uectwsary for through travel
south of harlotta, and is stopped for
iKishensrers arriving from Lynchburg or
hevoinl. N". 83 stops regularly for
CAT KILLS AN EAULE.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Jan.
Thca SaVed Her Own Life by Using Her
Victim as a Parachute.
A tiger cat belonging to War
mer Hazard of Herrick, Sirs-1 Mareir 52
quehanna county, Pa- was strol- ''f
dav, W ,7 v tew-Sugar 153 154 151
a niece8 of TJ 'I ! ' CHI
a piece of meat for her voucs-. rw. .
A.bald eagle, whichhaa beenM- WH 7M
hovering over .the farm fnrivJ -J ' " ' " - 1
COTTON
Open High,
47 52
55
58
.48
Low
29
35
88
25
Closed
29
34
39 -215
1524
lenders coming - from .lyuchbure or brief time - the " Strufffflin"- riair
)oints beyond, and to take ou pas- : . , wjL ..... , .&
Is. No. 38 ntops to let TVioWctIq'o j : IV
o " f. "o' ... U.1 wppou.
mo iiirm ior a
week; suddenly : descended upon
lior and whirled her. upward in a
rapid vertical flight ,l , : j
The path qf ascent, - to the eye
of a spectator.; vatching tlie
, Z-vriy . scene, was clAairl o
Greensboro, Reidaville, OanyiUe aud lOOSe feathers : violently tossed
principal stations between Danville and frrml -u . : . T
Washington, -.-No 87 8tos for oaa. irom the point of combat. In a
sen;
point
1 r
RfiUirera lr r'
s.mt'i of" Newells,
nT insseui:ers from regrular stomfinsr
places south of Newells and to take on now and then, and ne had eriven
passeujjers ior Teuiar Btopping places, ' 1-2 . - .
U nciibnr or evmd plain evidence of pam and terror,
So. and 34 stop at Concord for yet not once: had his awful grip
pa-S4?nffOM t,o or froui tlie 0.; C. Ac A. . . & F
division Chariot to to Angnsta and appeared toTelaxr; "At length a
other points in South Carolina, Georgia descent wasAP-iirV wifh 1 rni
and Florida, reached through Columbia , SCeny WaS Deun a raP1(i
or Augusta . ity which increased .every mo-.
- Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains 4. at, ' ? V ,
and conue'-t at Salisbury with trains of 1Aieuu' rtiA tllw uwu auimais strucK
W. JS(. c. Division. the srround at the vprv -nnirTt,
u - . " ty T
where they had at first encoun
tered each other,1 but the eagle
was dead, and the cat, as soon as
she felt terra .firm beneath her
feet, shot away for the barn,
still carrying the bit of meat.
1 Investigation proved 'that the
cat had cut the eagle's throat and
so lacerated its breast that its body
was literally laid open. After
I Antidpatin
0
the 'Demand.1
rBLBPHONB "Nu. 71.
FOUNDED ....1842.
Sing Their Own Praise."
The cat is none the worse for
Under No Circumstances Can It Really tne death in midair, however,
y Be Disputed; the cat had been too clever to re-
And it i a reality that we make strictly lax her hold and thus f all to the
ri)c ffTii (1 A lornra amoll oi7n oa
desired, but only one grade. Why buy ground, but had let ber enemy
an instrument because it is advettised serve as a parachute to ease her
tuds nigrhin the estimation of your descent.
f rends and the Greatest Musicians all
.Tor t Vin -it? nr A A PioiiA tir'itl a. rnrfl
tone, delicate touch, etc. In fact a her aerial flight and battle. be-
Piano with every improvement that is lected.
Denenciai 10 ine wear; ana ai one price
within the reach of all, because we
vsayeyou the Middleman's Profit, and it Real Estate Deals.
is worth saviner. too. t
Old instruments taken in exchange. Mr. Jno. H Long, our county
Terms accommodating, patalogue for Clirvfivnr wino kee-ns Dosted on
the asking Some bargains in sauare Surveyor WHO Keeps posted on
pianos. the land deals of the county, is
Cte, M. SliBet Plann tuS e. our informahtthatMr. Ed. Cook
Factory Branch f arerooi. "fh? in N-4 township, has purchased
a tract of land ot 42 acres irom
Mr. Jno. P Allison.
Mr. Jas. Overcash, who lives
near Enoch ville, has sold his
plantation, consisting of 120
acres to Mr. Jno. Deaton, of
China.Grove.
Can It Be True ,-. ;
A gentleman livins: a few ! miles
north of Monroe lost his bear- W
did a hard days plowing seeding
wheat last -Sundav. He started I
his plow by daylight and quit
the field a little before dark Hin
order that he : might shave and
get. ready f or Sunday, as he W
tuuui'iiL iu a. uesecration oi tne
Sabbath to shave on that day.
As he was sh'aving a neighbor
came up and informed him that
it was Sunday and not Saturdav.
It was a hard matter to convince
the man who had lost a day ;c
from his reckoning that he was
wrong as to the day of the week.
-Monroe Enquirer, :
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Used By Brittish Soldiers in Africa.
Capt. C. G. Deniiispn is well known
an over Airica as commana oi ine iorce m
that captured the famous rebel Galishe.J
Under date of Nov. 4, 1897, fromVry-M
Durg, iecnuanaiana, ne writes: "xe-i
fore starting on the last campain I YP
nOnclih nnn.ntif.vi nf flhftmhflrlftin's I
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which I used myself xvlien troubled with
bowel complaint, and had given to my
men, and m every case it proved most
beneficial." For sales byM. L. Marsh
&Co. . .
36 --Inch Plaid Venetien only 15 c. yd.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods only 7lo. yd-
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Cli'rtrloifce, N. C
m
BEAVER CAPES, fur trimmed, worth SI
to close out at 75c. . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......
BEAVER CAPES, ;full sweep braided and fur
J : i i . . -1 f ' , , . .. : . . ', K v . ; -' ' ' '
trimmed, worth $1.75. Our price 1.25. . .
CHILDREN'S REliPEHS worth $2.00 and
$2.50. Our price 81.75.'. ..................
ONE LOT of Black Kersey Capes, tailor mrde, in
seewp braided inaited and plain, , worth $5.00 and G.00.
We are going to sell them at $3.50 ana $ j. 00.
AN ATTRACTIVE line of Fur Capes and Crovats from
$1.00 to $2.06 Chaper than can be bought.
Laaiesv Tailor Made Suits
r $5.00 to $6.00.
Full Line of
Table Linen
and Napkins.
Can save you money.
m
2f
C. H. Wilmbtli, Mgr.
Note change in the ad. of
Craven Bros, today. .
'
See change in the ad. of H L
Parks & Co. today.
- Fresh fish and oysters tomor
row morning. Earl Hartsell.
Phone 41.
Not So Bad, Says Sheriff Hughes.
A special of the 9th from Hills-
rpiu Wnt. 7 RO DOrO TO me ijiews auu uuaBivei
this morning. More than ninety says Sheriff Hughes laughed
baies were sold today. when shown the statement that
If your child fails to come the crackers got $5,000 from his
home from school you'll find it safe He said that $200 would
at the "mcrry-go-round." cover the loss and it is sustained
Hugh Propst returned home by persons who, had placed
irom Trinity college Thursday small sums there for sale Keep
nigh on account of the illness of
his mother. : m M,
All are glad to know that Mr- Rev. W C Alexander - returned
D F Cannon is again able to be home this morning from Balti
out after his sickness of several more where he preached Sunday
davs. at Maryland Avenue cnurcn,
which church has extended him a
Some persons near the inter- call. He has not made public his
cnnirt -C TVTill nvi1 C-n-nin rr -. J J -4-T n n11
scvliuix , ui lYxni auu tj-B aecision m regaru lu tut? am.
streets are campiammg oi an lm
perfect sewer pipe.
neci sewer pipe. I TITX TXi 'pVT -4-
Mr. T J Brown, who has sold VV iSiV 1 O L
t, bic Vmcinocc Vi oro tr IVTv A I
out his business here to Mr. A
Viola, returned 'to his home in
Salisbury Thursday night.
Mr. A Viola, who purchased
Mr. T J Brown's Barber shop,
is a piccalo player and will be a
valuable addition to our band.
Richard and Will Gibson ar
rived here Thursday night from
the UnWersity to attend the fu
neral of their grandmother.
Mr. Avery Hartsell, who some
weeks ago was " brought here
from Kershaw, S. C, is grad
ually improving from his sick
"Down on the farm," when thQ good
houfcewife calls her husband to dinner
Prompt attention given to the I M&ftXuSSZr , . T , : , . : , -
x - , l . vu'fwlil . iTl,v,i TT--m!' T-Vi-n H noc tint, nnm cx hnr,
guests ot the SM dUUUi OUUUi uv.,
Kimball Hotel. when she cries -o-o-o-oi john, and Puts
Table supplied from jbhe best on the emphasis on the "O," then Jc ha z jmes to his repast. So with
the marnet. oolite servants. . , t., i cwci onmo trv
Rates: $1.00 to $1.5(X per day. us-we call irom wee K.ioweeiL,, yuDvx0. w
Special rates tp regular boarders, the seast of bargains in Furniture!" Many have availed them-
MTS. H. A. KIMBALL. Manager. KPi Vpr of the oTmortunities for buying the past season, but those
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who have not, you heard our trade call, and we again cry through
this paper, "O! customers." -
Thingstof
Beauty
It will be a joy for you
to see our new brooches,
which we have received.
Come and see even if you
: don't purchase. -
W. C. C0RRELL, "
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THE JEWELEK.
o-
Also Undertakers.-
.
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LOOK HERE!
let us bake your Thanks
giving cakes. We make
vou the best fruit cake for
35c per pound; pound
i J C"
caKe at 2:00.
You take no chances on
getting a good cake if you
give us your order.
Concord Bakery. N
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 m prices
and styles.
Gibson & Morrison.
We are prepared
to give the people this winter
better bargains than usual in all
. At wholesale and
retail. It will pay you to see
our Large Stock of I
T
H
E
Woodware, "
Glassware,
Crockery,
Shoes, ;
Hats, Etc.,
before buying. For Clover
Seed, Seed Rye,; and Rock Salt
go to
fjQ. ,W.. Patterson's.
Offers tho business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instntiom
We solicit yonr patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and "see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS t
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - '-
Capital and Snrplns -' $70000.
D. B Coltbanb, Chashier,
J. M. Odeliu President.
M, L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hot!. Om
uibuaes meet all passenger trainE.
Outfits of all kinds furnished
promptly and at reasonable priced
Sorsesand mules ahw -n hand
ro sale. Breeders of J,horoughbre
Joe 'Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122J
ness. He is now able to eat
some.