Arrival of lrnJns,
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NORTHBOUND.
.No 8 arrives at 5 52 a m.
" 3G " "1000 a m,
41 12 u " 7 09 p m,
" i-SS " 8.51 p'm, (flag)
V' -SJ4 " " 9.45 pm, bV . .
1 M " S.OOamliieifct)
SOUTHBOUND.
N,Jf. 87 arrives at 8 49 a m, fQa)
if 11 " "1123a m v
35 - - 9.20 cm. ffln
7.19 a m.
. 'V -1 " " 849 a m, (freight)
lio, 35, when running ahead ot No. 7
f ih - ? V - , ..'"xwugu travel
sontU of . hrIotte, and is stopped for
beyond. JV. 30 stops. regularly for
r "1 o '"nry, iiiffh . Point,
Greensboro, Keidaville, Panyillo and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pa
gen&ers. coining from i ynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
senders for rnkr sW.iVn. t '
soiitUof hewells N'o. 38 stops to let
V'33
oJ passengers from regular . stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or bevond. '
Xos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers to or from the C. 0. & A.
i;ivision-Chariotte to Anusta-and
other points m South Carolina, Georgia
.and Florida, reached through 6olumbia
or Augusta. .
.Nob. 7,;8, 11 and 13 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. in. i . Division.
T notie from, the Salisbury
" vv u Newman, tHe! ' cotton
Miia miner, .is. very charitahlo f T - hm
The other day as soon as he & 11
arrived on his nrmb , 43
-MU AV' to the need v
somewhat as follows: paymoni
of house rent for x a
Wry for one year . in advance; May
payment of hons M- 1
other party in pressing eircum
Lances who was verv miiP.H
arrears, and tlie distrihiln
Uity dollars in cash amo
others who applied for help. He
as aignant - that same day
though, over the fact- that some
one had stolen a fine $85 Ivm
robe. J
NEW YOfiK. MARKETS.
FOUNDED .1842:
1 'Sing Their "Own Pratrr : .
Under No Circumstances" Can a' Reality
. , . . Be Disputed;
And it is tt reality that ve make 'strictly
0 jrrde. A laige or Wair as
tl vrmjr Ulifc graae. wiiy buy
aa instrument because it is advertised
as cheap? Purchiwettii instrument that
stands hlLh in- thtx nsffa?w
r , , . ui your
freud. nd tho Greatest MnHiVian li
oyer fxic vorld. A Piano : with - a pure
- . . uwioais soucu.-ew. in fact a
i i-uo..with.everr'imppovemeut that -is
uerjcial to tho wear; and at one price
vvithm the reach of all, because- we
Mveyon the Middleman's Profit, and it
is w- ntsi vsaying, too.
rv 0ld instrnments taken in exchange,
lerms accommodating. Catalogue for
the asking. Some bargains in square
pl'iliOH. '
Cnas, M. stieef, aissr&,.
Factory Branch f arsrooin, V;yTst
Cift'arlotte, X. C
C.-.H. VilrnotEi, Mgr.
. ir. .Tno. Sloan, who clerks at
J 'huson's drug store, is unable
to bo at work today. .
-'liO. Correll, wlib is manager
oUhe Concord bakery, is olf for
a few days on a hunting tour.
Irs. A H Dreher, of Salis
bury, is visiting in Mt. Pleas
ant. She will return home
Modiy. - ' -
Tuesdav WHS n, vptp crnnrl rrf.
ion day. There were 89 bales
weighed. The most of it
brought 7.75.
Marriago license was issued
Mouday to J S Archer and
Mamie Johnston. Both parties
live in No. 3 township.
Mrs. Jas. Ervin gave a 'supper
iuesday evening to a number :pf
fnends complimentary to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel J Ervin.
Mr. Chas W Gonstantine. axadj
wue ana Miss Kosa Fassler, of
i uosclay night. They are friends
x. ciuu mrs. 4-yies at ,tao.
To Be Married This Erenine.
flfe11 at"7.;tB0 o;clock
lwd or concord's most popular
luv ivir. Unas. .T T-f aiji o oi
' SIah ?-Vfll bemarried
reoepuon Will be J e-iVnn 1,
mYd ones, -after which the
-SWP! will board the.nortribrmnA
T n asmogton;
Nmv; Yorb and vMher riortber
ls. .Manyeautiful; Resents
.ucuvt? uuen senx.to the bririe.
To.Ocaptth6XesliolIonse
About the first of next year
when Mrs.7 Leslie:, and daughters
move into their - beautiful new
residence on West Depot street
tneir present one will be occu
pied by Mr. and MrsChas. Kim
ball, .who now live in China
Grove. It will bet remembered
that Mr. Kimball recently began
worK at tne depot here.
Putting Up Their Lines.
A number of men are camned
near here now . putting up the
poles and wires for the Postal
Telegraph Co. Since the ending
of the law suit in regard to the
placing of their poles, they now
place them along side the rail
road with the Western Union
line. Sam Sloop is among the
number of workmen. ;
Low Closed
30 35
38 41
41 AO
ugar lo 153 . 1491 152
. ' CHICAGO WHEAT. - w ;
Dec. . 65 aai ar.r on r
uuj uyj
69J 70 09i 69
To Attend the Baptist Conveatioa.
Rev. B Lacy Hoge, and Messrs.
Frank B Smith and J CT Rnhin.
sod; together with Mr. Hoge's
little daughter, Miss Annie, have
gone to Asheville to attend the
Baptist Stata convention M'cc
nnie Hoge goes as a delegate
Irom the Childrens Missionary
a mi f
ucieiy. -i-ney will return Satur
day.
m
w
e
a -
icipatirig
and
36-Inch Plaid Venetien only 15c. yd.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods only 75c. yd.
PERSONALS. ;
Mr. Grav Rarho. nu.
iotte, is expected this evening to
o,uteixu tue Jtiarris-Jtlall wedding.
Mr. D J Bostian spent ves-
cxyu ill , reensDoro and re
turned homelast night;
Mrs. Daisv Ffnrlorinc nffiol
bury r arrived . hern t, h i
to attend the marriage of her
mena, Miss Lallah Hill, this
wv eiiiug. - -
lice liie
sr
onie-
MiriceI
AT
maae
Meats!
k Ji
ill
ugh Parks returned, , honl
-u,y mgnt :txtom Aii?emai'ie;
aey werebbthfempj6yfir-ifi0.
store of Parks & Peden, which
store was burned down' Monday
LOSTatemaniaeFoui;
;an pen. Suitable reward
all at this office, ; tt.
for Colliers Weeklyi'
'kittles in two volumes
( trjxch subscriber. ' Kip
ooiiict Works,, 3 volumes,
l'es, protuselv illus
lings
1500
tr.,fr 1 fovo, jjroiuseiy liius-
p' ii :lr?e to each subscriber to
fillers Weekly.
E Legallais,
. Concord.
Rev. and Mrs. J D Arnold left
Tuesd ay night for Lexington
where they will live. Numbers
regretted to see Concord lose
this family.
Wadsworth Sons, of Char
lotte, have received their new
locomobile. It was tested on the
streets there Tuesday. This -is
the only one in Charlotte..
Mr. Howard Cosby, of No. 3
township, has secured a posi
tion as a clerk atSwink & White's
during ! the' busy season which
is now coming on. Mr. Cosby
has clerked there before.
v Mrs. Alfred Marsjb, of Ral
eigh, nee Miss Margaret Robinson-
:of . Jacksonville.! . arrived
here L Tuesday night 'to "attend
jbhe Harris-Hill wedding. Mr.
crnrl Mvo TVTfi.TcVi "drill ninvo f.n
iJacksonville he ' first of next
year. . . ; - -
i - If you fail to get your milk or
ceam ordered or find that you
want more, phone r or send
aiid .yon wUl."te - supplied
23rd Series.
Books nrfi nnw rmon frv
VVi4 -L A. OU
scriDtion of - Stork i
J. -VV-IUVA. V4.
Perpetual Building and Loan
Association, 23rd series, first
payment due Saturday, Decem
ber 2nd, 1899. Call on secretary
and treasurer at Cabarrus Sav
ings Bank and subscribe.
ROBT. S Yocjng.M. D.
President.
H I Woodhouse,
Sec'y and Treas."
do
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BEAVER CAPES, f ur trimmed, worth 1
to close out at 75c. .. . .
BEARER CAPES, full sweep braided and fur
trimmed, worth $1.75. Our price $1.25... .
CHILDREN'S REEFERS worth $2. 00 and
$2.50. Our price $1.75. . ......
ONE LOT of Black Kersey Capes, tailor male, 135 in
seewp braided plaited.andai..worth-$5.00 ana 6 00
We are going to" sell them,at 3.50 and $5 00.
imtim Crovats from
i.W to sa.Ou Ohaper than can bo bought. "
o
o
0
e
i' ,Tailc?r.Maae Suits
I S5.00 to S6f00. .
Full Line of
ISM
Table
and
Juineii
ins.
Can- save you money.
Canhbri & Fetzer
0
iJIAaiIiT3
When
Looking for holw
day erifts don't fail to soo our
.lino of - .
Library and
H
LOOK HERE!
jgV
Just received a new lot of
Plaids in Somerset and Yenitian
cloths. Blue Venitian cloth
Brown Covert .cloth. Small
Plaid wool goods in dress pat
terns. No two alikel
Shoes! Shoes! !
f ) is. ---7 v ' ;( -V
A-f ull line; of .Ladies'. Shoes
4 ' t
all Lemps.
Is a handsome -durable ?f and RiiLr0 0 r
convenient : puck s btove ox Range
lie
will appreciate one of our hand
some and artistic Dinn e S a D s -An
elegant line of these 33 1 s."
pro
u.
order and would be glad to have
a trial order from you. 'Remem
ber wo have fresh oysters,
bread, rolls, etc. every day.
Concord Bakery.
"-Jo'e'FIsherf Proprietor.
JPHONE 1223"
ihfjBnttbnnd lace.
f 'Pompadour f Comb l Empire
ItP
onfif
and styles.
Gibson.&. Morrison
1
le.tter,argains ;thn usual 4n all
Thinking ; of buying a
Nice Umbrella
xallat
Correirs,
THE JEWELER.
At6resaija and. retail; : It will
pay you to see our Tiarge Stock
of v.: y;;::;. :;; V'v
Tl nwre, Wood ware, ; ,
: n Glassware, Crockery, -
, . Hats,-Etc.
before buying. For Clover Seed
Seed Rye, andRockSalt go. to
GgW.lPattersorr's.
rOffera the business public a reliable, per-
I raftnnnl nT DQtrrrn v-n 3 - A
--"7 vwiwoi r obi r c nil i ni l" Till illtn lri
SWe Solicit VOTir natron arro villi ihn.
pesnranc of .QnprWetjeatmeDi'ana
u,uo tvi euiuuon oi your patronage,
ji W9 a sejye.ypa any time we will
tje jglad to haye you come and na.
! " IEBERAL AOGOllMODATION'si
TO OTJSTOSIEES: : - - -
-Capital ani Snrclns . , : $70 000L
' : , V. 3 Coltakb, piashier,
; J. M. Odeiu President,
'
Winter is Cbmingv
I ALREADY HAVE ON
HAND THREE CARS O
.'..! 'wi I lCO C03.I .
And have ; n more.'car loads on the way.
It is tirao for yon to lay in a'aupplyfor'
the winter, isn't it? Ialsohayeoa
hand the best of antracite coal.
J . A. C Blackwelderr
West Depot St. at Store. J8"'Phone68.
I. .
1'Hat lbaiiKz ' uz. van 03 crerf vim
t Miles feiYB riA81Si Ouiy25c