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Arrival of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
tfectUec.ll.18U9 ,
NORTHBOUND,
tf0 8 arrives at 5 52 am,
' ?C) " " 10 26 a m;
' 12 u " 7-"18p m,..
3 " .' 8.51 p ra, (flag)
" 34 " " 9.54 pm,
62 " " 2.60 a m (Ito; t)
SOUTHBOUND V
"No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
11 "11 25 am, r
T 41 8.51 p m.
35 u 9.10 p m, (flag)
33 " 7.33 a m,
ri " " 89.Kin, "(freight)
No. 35. when run riing ahead ot o. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
gontb of harlotte, . and is stopped for
passengers arriving, from, Lynchburg or
berond. No. 30 stops regularly for
passengers for. Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Eeidsvilie, Danyille "and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
gengers coming, from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping - places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to let
-off passengers i from regular BtorniW
places south of Newells and to take on I
passeuex o iuc..ruuiar stopping . places,
Lynchburg or beyond. ,
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
senders to or from the G. C. & A.
livisiuaCharlotto to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
ami Florida,: reached through Columbia
cr Augusta. .; . : . . ...
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. N. C. Division.
The Beethoyen Club Meets.
lu at there of . Miss Lucy
Lore on J Wednesday afternbo? '
Bee vl3 18991-added Jan
'to.lWMst of delightful March 48
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Sugar
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TELEPHONE Nu. 71.
FOCIiNDED . . . . . .... ..1842
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4 'Sing Their Own Praise."
Under No Circumstances Can a Reality
'Be Disputed; i
And ir is a, reality that we make strict ly
one y'rHdd. A large or small size, as
desired, but only. one grade. .Why buy
an instrument because it is advertised
us cheap? Purchase ai instrument that
stands insdrin the estimation of your
friends and the Greatest Musicians all
oyer tin- world. A Piano with a pure
tone, delicate touch, etc. .Ia-. fact a
li -.o with every improvement, that is
lu-ii;-.i;c:al to the wear; and at one price
vHhm the reach of all, because we
i - veyoa the Middleman's Prolit, and it
is woith saying, too. , ,
Old instruments taken in exchange.
Terms accommodating.-" Catalogue for
the. asking. Some, bargains in square
pianos. . . t .
Company.
Good middling. . .
Middling. . .
Low middling. ...
Stains
Bacon
its orffahiza'tin:'.-" :.' rlii."
,t ...... mve a num
ber of the members wero c.
and ree. visitbrs-Miss .Mont lMay" 69
gomery, of Sunderland Hall uly-' 70
aiuvs uore and King added
fei tvuiy.io tne enjoyment of te
Mrs- M H Caldwell, our
worthy president, presided over
the meetmg After the transac
tion of . the usual ; business, the
following grogramme was most
excellently rendered:' .
. . Paper on. ".Montz Mosykowkv"
by Mrs. R S Harris, gave us a
yivjd picture of the composer in
his home Jife, while the incidents
1 n: the : life ; of : Wieniawski, the
vi()linist, as readby Mrs. Harris
were J ainusin;' and -''interesting.
Vocal solo "Little Boy Blue"
and "The Rosary." were sweetly
sung: by Miss;Rose .Harris. - f
Piana sol.ignngale, " by
Nevin, was' gracefully executed
by Miss Lore. . '
Piano solo "Narcissus," by
Nevin, was played in an easy
manner by Miss Van Wagner.
Paper,' "Music and Intellect,"
from the . pen ' of Robt. V Hill,
was read by Mrs. W R Harris.
After the club had' enjoyed the
dainty and most delicious re
freshments, so charmingly served
by our popular hostess,' assisted
by Mesdames- Lore and .King,
we adjourned to meet with
Miss Hervey, at - Sunderland
Hall, Dec. 27,. 1899. H.
COTTON
Open High
34 37
48
47 . 52
128 131f 126f 130
CHICAGO WHEAT.
69 69 69f
70J- 69f 70
Low
31''.
42
46
Closed
35
45
50
CONCORD MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Petzer
7 50
..... 7 40
..... 7 00
. . : . . 6 90
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected by Swink & -White.
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dii. id, IJllQUii Baltimore 31 d.
Factory Branch Wareroom, v,Voi3"
Co fi. Wi!motfo,' Mgr. ;
J W Toney is sick today. -
See change in Correll's ad. v
Cannon & Petzer have a change
in their ad. today. . :
Mr. J D Marsh, of Marshville,
spent Wednesday night with his
brother, .Dr. M L Marsh. . Z
Wrs. G W .Sherrili and chil
dren left Wednesday night for
Chattanooga to spend a while.
Mrs. Surratt has returned to
Salisbury after spending a few
days here with her brother, Mr.
M L Buchanan. :
Mr, Lindley White and Miss
bailie White, of Charlotte, - at
tended the funeral of Mr. Benton
White. : - ' '--.:
tiss Emily Gibson is mourning
the loss of her much-loved horse,
'Kipling," :Hedied;iWfeinesday
morning. " - . :.:'r:
Mrs. .ME Cartland; arrived
this morning, from Charlotte andl
lectures at - the graded scht)6i
Sugar-cured hams. : . . .
Balk meat sides. 74.
Beeswax . ........ . " 20
Butter..... 10 to 15
Chickens .10 to 25
Corn. .. .. ............ 65
Eggs... .....I;!" 15
Lard. ...... 10
i-iour (JN. U.). .......... $200
ivieai.
Oats
Tallow . . .
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QN&Lot of fine dress pattrens that are worth $1.35 to '
y 1.75 per yd. We are going to sell them at 1.00 yd.
ANOTHER Lot of fine wool plaids worth $1.00 and
n. 1.25 to go tor 75c. Don't miss seeing thein.
Beautiful French Silk twilled
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fine pearl and gold plated handles
worth $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00.
THE Finest all linen Handkerchiefs, beautiful
borders from 50 to 75 cents. . J . ......
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Ch
ristmas
65 MEW Lot of Down Quilts, Satin and silkoline from
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All our fine Capes snd Jackets at a great
Reduction.
Goods our line is beautiful,
large and well assorted. For
Holidav and Bridal -nresents. wr
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:r!':" ..p.!e0, d" us All of the above are desirable gifts for
BIG Line of ' Towels and Table Napkins.
Marriage license-1 was issued
Wednesday, tofMr. L.A WJneP.
uu.iYj.issf3ina . jrrouiimaniJ aoux
From No. 3 Township.
Saunders, Dec. 13.- Wednes
day at 2 p. m., Mr. Jno. Brad
ford and. Miss Annie Johnston,
oth of No. , 3 , township, . were
Knon uea- oy Kev. Fharr. Also
Mr. Sam Archer and Miss Ma
mie Johnston -were, married at 3
o'clock on the same evening, at
the home of the bride. , x"
: Mr. Orim Utly and. 8ister,"Mtes
Bes, of Newells, spent the past
week, and Mrs. J W Walter is
spiending the, present week at
Esq. Goodman's, of Saunders.
Miss Silliman is prog;ressing
nicely. with her school at Beth
page. J- ... .-. -:.
Mr. Will Goodnight, of Talin,
will soon be ready to move in
his new home near Gill wood.
: Mr. Caleb Fish'er, of ' No. - 8, is
very ill.
Miss Geneva Fisher, of Doolyr
is spending some time at the
home of Mr. Jno. Morrison.
Miss . lemie Seford,; sof Mill
Hill, is spending4 some time with
relatives at Harts. -
: Miss Bess Abernethy, who had
taken charge :.A:6f ) the V-Smith
School, ,haa gone , hpme on, aq-J
countof iU heafth. - Her5 brother
fiks taken her place.
J ii v tVe learn that at last - the Sun
day school otBetgej Eresby-
over; we are proud to show
them and you don't have to buy;
but we find that j folks generally
do buy after seeing our goods
and knowing the prices. Beauty
in style, Goodness in quality
and Lowest in price these are
the strong points in our, stock.
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Gannon fc Fetzer
Fetzer?s Drug Store.
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EEI N:Q
is believing!'-
Mrs.' Dblrjh Thies arrived here
Wednesdav m&ti from: aile
Gold Mirie;;SnG;j tovisit he"r relvj
ompaMed'7hbr'''feiate,iMfe
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Tomorrow morning Swink &
w nitu ;v hi have something to
saot; iyou. Read their advertise
ment and find out what -they
have in store for you.
RING No. 38 or 6 and order
pure aerated milk and. cream.
Now is the time to order cream
Sunday. Prompt delivery..:' .
tf Riviera Dairy Co.
an cflurau jiw uwiutanb
ta XMsjBiitertainnint. k
')i3fci35li'2i,?jrjL T5. ' fc?il .UiiCi55 Smn3i t Freeze, of MiU
; ii i o;:y ;BiU, is visiti
is visiting iriends and rela-
'$ybs in Mooresviffe.
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... - Bake Cakes to
order and would be glad to have
a trial order if romiyou.i iCememv
ber we have fresh oysters,
bread, rolls, etetetery day;
Concord;Bakery.
PHONE 122
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If you don't teliere it come an
toe that it is .not neeessary to
send to other towns for any goods
in tie jewelry Jine. ,
jW now haye abeautiful assort
ment of .- - ;:l v . .;
Bin id si
goods, r Just come, and look,
whether or not yon by,r at, pnr;
Diamonds, Leather gpodfl, Gold
and 'Bilrer Bracelets, Bingfl, vall
kinds of Silver goods, and the
finest assortment of Gold and
Bilter Friendship Hearts that
ever greeted your yes. v
If you can't decide what yon
want to cire as- a: Christmas
present j ast drop in and jlo6k 1
around. Don't Hesitate- to look I
andask us dtiestibns, f or we are1
in tke business to please you if
''."."ii mi i i ii j in mi,., ' iiiiwni ,'. p,
Will makelkhehole (amily glad on Xmas day.
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!'tTHE JEWELER.
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LOOK HERE!
ft !
' T7b w rrerjared
jceivea
Plaids in Som;ersQt
clothfi. 'Vjc Blue Venitian -cloth,
Just xecei
nnsx
f . ! !W it
I
n. ,r lot : PJ ibeitterrbargags ,5JiMJ
atid Venitian s.?vyr &nV'
SPSS- 'VS Heavy, and Fancy
Plak wool goods in.dress' pat- 35eg, ,
t&iisP two alike. 1-; --ri' ot 67r?i I .
iCkftpc f hoftq H 1 At .wnolesale and retail. ' - It will
99 y- payQuVeee ourobarge IStock
in Etj'and laoe.-Ei ai. :4 tinware wooaware,
f -Pompadour4 ' Combs; Empire : ;VQlasswa'r&
CUlXiWO, Ajjqiu.cwt wuuw ww.
rintTifl .ifff'ift'AfliiR: 1 e will do
our test to aeyott-.in prices before buying. For Clover Seed
aLos.;'-.;; ; ' V ,'. SeedRye, andRockSalt goto
' Gibson & Morrison. G W. Patterson's.
rliats, btc.
M ALREADY HAVE- CN
4 Al5 iTHREE CARS bi
And have ten more.'cairlpads on the waj
It ft time foriuitynsupWe
Ike fawinterr ;1i5riittH- U also haye'o
band the best of antracite coal.
J. A. C. Blackwelder,
West Depot St. at Store, J?honea8.
M, L. BROWN & BR0.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
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Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nisned promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hogs
mi