Arrival 01 'jraina.
The foil d wing change of schedule look
effect Junel2. 1899
3 NORTHBOUND.
or I . -.
i 81 arrives at 5 52 a m,
10 00 a m,
7-09 p m,
8.51 p,m,(fl.ig)
No.
12
88
34
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it
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2.00 a m (iuuvi t)
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag)
n
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Ml 95 i m
" 8.51 p n
" 9.20 p m, (flag)
M 7 19 a m,
No, 35, whpn running ahead ol No. 7,
isliairsedif necessary for through travel
'south of ( hurlotte,- aud is stopped for
.passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 30 stops regularly for
passengers for Sdisbnry, High Point,
Gre$jpboro, Ileidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coannj? from .Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping' places
soutU of Newells. .No. 38 "stops to let
off-piissens-ers. from regular stopping
places south of Ne wells and to take on
passe ugers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or bey ond.
Is oh. 33 and 34 atop at Concord for
oasengers to or from the C. O. fc A.
Division Charlotto' to .Augusta ami
other pointy in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta
No. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the Jocal trains
Mid concert at Salisbury with trains of
W. N. ). Division. .
LEPHONE NO. 71
UK. DUG III W2ITK3. ;
Yes Fe Did Ship Tln;t Splritnaifst
Prays.'for Concord to Be Delivered.
Some rv our readers will ro-
uiember our brief narration of
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Open
Jan . . .47
March 53
COTTON
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54
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152
Low Closed!?
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an episode in Rnloio-b i,; vi, iVlay - . o4'
Mr. Duhi r1
uaiist, Dr. Schleisinger, for tell-
ing him, by aid of the spirits, M"
that his bouncing, hearty boy I f7
a puny little girl that needed Mr. Geo. S t.i
jx. j uiia
CHICAGO WHEAT.
70f.70 1 m
69 70 69f
70
70
FOUNDED
v
1842
fc2 fc-Vo ft,-,
sr era
'Sing Their Own Praise."
Under No Circumstances Can a Reality
Be Disputed;
And it. U a reality that we' make strictly
one grade. A larire or small size, as
oesired, but only one grnde. Why buy
an liistiument bfcaubo it i.s advertiaed
us cheup? Purchaho au instrument that
stands hh:h in the estimation1 of yonr
friend- ud the Greatest Musicians all
oyeribe world. A Piano with a pure
t delicate touch, etc. In fact a
j i no yith everv imj rovement that is
b- nelicial to the wear; and at one price
withm the reach of all, because we
save you the Middleman's Pron; and it
is w i th saving, too.
Old instruments taken in exchange.
Terms accommodating. Catalogue for
the askiiig. Some bargains Tn ' square
pitnios.
Pm'- II vfl'ppf 5Innficturer,
Uiij.j, 11, bliUUl, - JlHliimore
t Ii'.trlotte, X. C
Co H. WSlmoth, Mgr.
tea, and refusing to be- Hopkins YwAvUr io
ow tne tee of 1.50 on some i pared a monbafrah nn tbo ifr.
cause ot charity, in as much, as ent methods of taxation hi North
Carolina from the foundation of
the State up to the present. It
will be issued by the University
at an early day. It will be an
extremely interesting publication
and it is hoped that a means will
be found to place it in the hands
of all officials in the State who
are concerned with taxation.
The advance proofs were sent to
Auditor Ay er to verify the sta
tistics. Raleigh News and Ob
server. -
uaxtiiii mat value
was guaranteed or money to be
refunded. :
Now that the doctor is heading
this way we are inclined to pub
lish the following letter which
we feel sure will better meet its
purpose thereby. We feel as
sured from its nature and the ab
sence of any restrictions that the
author will not be offended at our
taking this little liberty:
Raleigh, N C, Dec. 6, 1899.
Mr. Editor :-tI see in your
little, beautiful paper of Decem
ber, 4th, 1899 a clip from the Ral
eigh Tress-Visitor,' that I have
slapped the spiritualist. It is
true I tell you, Mr. Editor, and it
was well done and the Lord
spare your town from such a
mean man. You have made a
mistake in the bottom of your
article that "Dughi was taken in
the handj, of the Cops." I had J
Anticipating
f the Demand
5
36 -Inch Plaid Venetien only 15c. yd.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods only 7ic. yd.
fa
1
O
BEAVER CAPES, fur trimmed, worth $1
to close out at 75c. ... .
O
t
BEAVER CAPES, full sweep braided and fur M 7
CHILDREN'S REEFERS worth $2.00 and
2.50. Our price 1.75. . ......... .
L'nn'
While There is Life There is.Kope.
I was afflicted with catarrh;
could neither taste nor smell and
could hear but little. Ely's Cream
Balm, cured it. Marcus G.
Shautz, Rahway, N. J.
The Balm reached me safely
and the effect is surprising:. Mv
son says the first application era ve
aeciaea reiiet. Kespectfully,
Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Do
ver, N..H.
The Balm does not irritate or
him before th mncricb-ntn iolpauso sneezinsr. Sold bv drucr
Play his meauess, please correct, j gjf "wS?
. xviUv, ov,uu me juul paper lor jew York.
three months as I like it very
much and I will pay.
- Yours truly,
A Dughi.
We learn that Mr Dughi is. the
prince of fruit merchants in Raleigh.
. Edwin R Ballou, of New
fork, is visiting at Mi Robt. E
Gus Hartsell returned
home Thursday night to spend
several days. - - -
Rev. J A Foil, of Newton,
will preach at Trinity Reformed
church Sunday. ' -
Mrs. Frank Chalmers, who has
been visiting at Mr. B F Rogers,
has returned to, Salem; Va.
John Cope has gone to Rock
Hill to secure a position in the
Highland Park mill, No. 2.
Mr. J W Toney anjl family
have returned home .after spen
ding a week in Rutherford
county.
Mrs. H A Graeber has re
turned home from Rowan county
where she has been visiting her
relatives.
Mrs. Kate Noel, who lias been
spending some time .wthV Mrs,
Dusenbery, has returhedv,to "her
home at Elkin.
Clerk of court Cook is having
carpet put on his cement floor
in the court house. This is not
an expense to the county.
Watch the advertisements in
these columns each day as our
advertisers always have some
thing .advertised that you will
want very probably.
The printers in Charlotte, with
U ntion of those in the
:r departments, are on a
. The cause of the strike is
the nine hour system. -
RING No. 38 or 6 and order
.pure aereated milk and cream.
Tow is the time to order cream
Sunday. Prompt delivery. :
tJ- . Riviera Dairy Co.
Cold Steel Or Death;
"There is but one small chance to
save your lif 5 and that is through an
operation," was the awful prospect set
before Mrs I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ride,
Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of a frightful case of stom
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He
didn't count on the marvellous power of
Electric Bitters to cure btomach and
Liyer troubles, but she heard of it, took
seven bottles, was wholly curd, avoided
surgeon's knife, now weighs more and
feels better than ever. It's positively
guaranteed to cure Stomache, Liver
and Kiduey troubles and never disap
points. Price 50c at Fetzer's drug store.
A Fri;ritful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or bruise, Bucklens Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
Old So es, Fever Sores, Ulcers Boils
Felons, Corns, all Skin' Eruptions.
Dest Pile cure on earth. Only 25c a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by P B
Fetzer, Druggist,
Mr. Ruf us Phillips has moved,
into his new residence on the
east end of Corbin street two
doors below Mr. Wash Earn
hardt's home.
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Char
lotte, has gone to New York to
spend some time visiting the
various hospitals. He will re
turn about Christmas.
LOST A brown sheppherd
dog with long hair. Finder
will be liberally rewarded by
returning to John Alexander at
Standard office.
23rd Series.
Books are, now orjen for sud
scr '-ption of Stock in Concord
-an lual Building and-"Loan
A ssoO ion, 23rd series, first
pa vlq ' 1 Saturday. Decem
bers o Call on secretary
and trei t j ci at Cabarrus Sav
ings BanA and subscribe.
Robt. S Yoqng.M. D.
President
H I WOODHOlfsE,
Sec'y and Treas.
LOOK HER
Just received a new lot of
Plaids in Somerset and Venitian
cloths.' Blue1 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. VV e will do
our best to please you iriji prices
and styles.
Gibson & Mfrisbn.
m
At
ONE LOT of Black Kersey Capes, tailor malo. 135 in
seewp braided plaited and plain, worth $5.00 and $6.00.
We are going to sell them at 83.50 and 5.00. x
AN ATTRACTIVE line of Fur Capes and Crovats from
$1.00 to $2.06 Chaper. than can be bought.
i
i
w
Laaies' Tailor Made Suits
S5.00 to S6.00.
Full Line of
Table Linen
and Napkins.
Can save you money.
Cannon & Fet zer
4
w
0
a m as
Comes
But
Once
Year!
bo don t deny youTself the pie ism o of giving yonr friends anT relatives some"
token of good-will. Tfcia store ia running over with handsome and attractive
gifts at a small cost. We invite you to call and see them all.
HANDSOME GIFTS in our Furniture Department. Parlor stands and
kasy Chairs.
)THINQ more acceptable thaa a fino Picture, Rug, Hall or LibrarayXamp.
Our prices are the lowest.
Bake Cakes to
order and would be glad to have
a trial order from you." Remem
ber we have fresh oysters,
bread, rolls, etc. every day.
Concord Bakery.
JoePisher,--Proprietor.--.
PHONE 122
A tf ff aoubs ami rcFTLTmTTSM rentJT? t
If
You
Thinking of buying
Nice Umbrella
call at
Correll's
THE. JEWELER.
MORKISON H. CALDWELL
ATTOBN1Y AT LiW,
CONCORD, N, a
OSire in Morris baUding, z?cy.
Court iiouae.
cyjcyL
iea
B
to give the Deot)le this winter
better bargains than usual in all
kinds of .
Heavy and Fancy
Groceries
At wholesale and retail. It will
pay you to see our Large Stock
oi -
Tinware, Voodware,
Glassware, Crockery,
Hats, Etc.
before buying. For' Clover Seed
Seed Rye, andRockSalt goto
G W. Patterson's.
Offer the business public a reliable, per-
manenfc, conservative and accommodate
ing banking instation. "
We Bolicit your patronage with the '
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
. If we can serye yon any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACOOMMODATIONSJ
TO CUSTOMEBS. - - - - - -
Capital ani Snrplns - - $70000.
D. B Goltbake, Ohashier,
J. 31. Odtox President.
Winter is Coming,
I ALREADY HAVE ON '
HAND THREE CARS Oh
-if ! .
:o uai
And have tea moro'car loads on the way.
It Js time for yon;to lay in aiupplyfo1r
the Twinter, isn't it? I also haye' on
hand the best ofantracite coal.
J. A. C Black welder.
West Depot St. at Store. t-5T'Phone 63.
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