ArrlTA! of rmtvA,
Tiie following change of schedule took-
. TV firm i
NORTHBOUND.
To. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m.
iS " "lOgfiam.
" 12
S4
' 02
4
t
- v
u .8.51 p ra,(flag)
44 0.4 p m,, f
SOUTHBOUND
t Ul 11IHU I)
37 arrives at 8 4S a m, rQAS)
7 " u S.M p m.
ar, . ;94,0pm, (flasr)
3o, whfin running ahead ot JNrcV
" r t i z ujiuujju travel
south of, Charlotte, and is etopped for -passengers
arriyjng.frQm J,ynchburff or i
swfre ior jajtiiSOUry, High Point'
Gresboro,v3ei(il)e-panTin
principal stations between, Danville and
een-ers coming from Lynchburg or
?b?'d onpas-
jjeuera iur regular Stopping rilPa
fi, f M-.nr xt iylll Places
sou
ofi passengers from regular ''stopping
places south of Nwa11g i ?
passengers from regular stopping
L-es south of Nhwa aor.j 6
passeiipja for regular stopping J places,
Lyuchburg or bevond. - ; . '
Xos. 83 . End : 34 stop at CoJcord for
.p wnffem; to -,or from - - the 60. & A.
Invision-Charlotto to Augustar-and
other Points m fcoutli Carolina, Georgia
anil r loridii
:z r, r.v" uroug uoiumia k
or Augnstii f l:J,
Nos. 7. 8; 11 and 12 are(theiocal trains
connect at Salisbury with - traias of
vv. rs. c. . Division.
FOCI N DED..V. ; i&42
Ell
4Sixg Their Own Praise."
Under rfo Circumstances Can a Reality
Be Disputed;
Ar ir 1, ;i reality that we niaVo strictly
one trrauo. A jar oe: or small size, as
desired, but only on grnde. Why buv
an instrument because, it is advertised
as cheap? .. Purc'iaso a.i iutrWment that
ftands Li-Uin: the estimation of your
fnend and the Greatest Mnsicians all
oyer tL- world. A Piauo with, a .pure
tono. uelioatn , touch; etc In fact a
i iu.o with ever v improvement that is
'-irjcial to the wear; and at one Tpxice
Ju the reach of all, because iwe
ve-you the Middleman's Profit, and it
is worth saving, too.
Old instruments taken in . exchange.
1 erf a s accommodating. Catalogue for
the asking. Some bargains in square
pianos. . - 1 i ,
Cte M Stl'fiPf ' Viau 'Manufacturer- .
1U. UQ0D1, t;. , Baltimore Ml.
Factory Brai!li;Varm
C H'Wf1'1:';
WI WUmotlh, Mgr. ;
I tiarlolte, BT. C'
Major Means is again able to
Uij uul arar a few days' sickness.:
. The Concord 'Bakery changed
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. B Miller
iecurnea home this morning.
. - Several new buildings n,ro K
jng erected' for Mr. Jno. B
onemu near the Liippardmill. ,
Mr- Wiley Troutman Has Ve
Jurned home after visiting in
Uiarlotte. 1 ' -
nflm nlroTv Vine : ta.
turned here from Mt. Pleasant
ier visiting Mrs. W S Harts'ell.
Mr. and: Mrs. Claude Mlitehie,
New London spent Thiirsdav
niglit here. , V . :.. f.
.Mr, and Mrss
Jill arrive'next Mondpjy f rm on
l?eir bridal tour to -Northerri
cities. . : : . ' .y-
' ' .' - ; i -t 5
, -. woe, au toaay. r - (
. Mr. GeoCFqwler, '
pged in VraUrbaU vorklat
bemarle, spent Thursday;
i Miss Margaret Cannon,- .who'
beennilhgfeg
'rs. gone to MOranton to"rviflit
Qav Q- j j .1
iCa xviurpjuy.
Joe, Reed, who" is taking
rse in pharmacy at?thellni
v usity, has , returned home until
aer the holidays. , ; : i
Af Safrit has returned to
" rter a ten days' furlough
mo iiome of his parents in
iN(. b township.
rio'm111188 the 'musical fecital
Kivn ,Tu'esday night . to be
. V Miss VanWagner' and
mo-thG pera Hose' Ad-
mion 25 and 35 cents. -
1 1 -
Mr&itf c T77rTT
... ' - - - ..innv. .,.:-m--
" .Aunt" BeW.T .
.JfeBfS
xuau ua lMortn-JVfain street.
; toawemJ-S,
rilr-U4- rnil' , Veunesciay
5, 000 without " insurance It ?
een Set' 011 fir-
Mr. Dan Surlu. -
UTTV. , -jvA vuaiiuite,
WHO tor n, lrmV T 1 '
OT1 Andrews Music House,
will Kon. tv, ii i ., J-VW
w iD I begin the. first, of the year
with- tw'johu ferBh & coy?S
Atlanta.-; He Will -travel Georgia
ana xne uarolinas.
--MrG MA;Gbbleaid: firnily,
who' have- been . living in Mrs
Jno. Fink's tie-use near 1 the
graded sdhooihave moved into
the house neathe depot formerly
occupied by, IVIr. .Turner. Mr
Jas; Willeford las 'rented Mrs!
Fink's residence:
:Gxy?oh& order
pure- a'erated-'inilk and cream.
w is, the. time to order cream
for Sunday .-Prompt delivery.
tf . ; ' Riviera Dairy Go.
A Preacher Caught in His Sin.
A well-kuown travelling man
who came up .from . Lincolntcn
Wednesday0 tells ''us that' late
Tuesday 1 afternoon " a farmer
about two miles from Lincolnton
killed a 20 pound hog. He left
it hanging over -night, and
Wednesday :morning f. in going
out to take' it down;" 'found tne
hog gone. . He saw some tracks
leading out. into, ,the , woods and
decided to look a little further to
see if he could find the direction
the thief had gone. He soon
came to a rail fence, and there
he found the hog' hanging on
onsiad-'yo'eaciier
on thc other. It seems that in
nttnmTif in r tn nrnsa fho fonnoi;
) : x o iwuvv- lu iiuo jo wt3ii y iiuxs. ' , , r
. with the hog on his shoulder he We now have a beautiful assort
.iletit slip: Theambler stick m,f4nfc of ' s:
caught him across the throat
and the back t trm npp.lr hpino-
against the fence - rail; he was
choked to death. NeWtbn Enter-
"va"d
prise.
Key. Oglesby a Supernumerary
. - w
We note that Rev.' G,A Oglesby
was placed on the list of super
numeraries by . the North Caro
lina Conference. His health is
much below a normal and he will
rest and try to recuperate; it 'is
said.
Joubert a Confederate Veteran.
Capt. Laniar ; Contain, of Ly
on; Miss.,' an r e'if-Cfenfederati
says the Boer - General, Joubert,
served as colonel' of . a Louisiana
regiment in the Confederate war.
X. j-- - -
CI 'rGestir dear. "aiff-Mrs:
dings, anxiously, to jier hus
band, fI don't like that cough of
yours." 5 - -
"I'm soirv " replied Giddiners,
but it is' the best I ,have.,, Col;
Now is, tfa time tg order
your
Oysters,
and we will be please to , i '
!have;rder. j'
Concord Bakery.
JbeFlsherTPrbprletor.
PHONE 1223
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Low Closed
33 . 34;;
38
45 46
i Sugar 13 185 9 , 134
134i
CHICAGO WTTTT AT1.
... 70 to. 70 : 704
CONCORD -MARKETS.
CQTTON MARKET
Corrected by Cannon & Fetzer
Vpauy. .
v
SnSflio aaiing- 7
Low middling; . . 7
Stains. ....... .. . 'K- a
company..
40
o tains ;:vt . . 6 90
PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected by S wink &f White.
Bacon
:i 1-
Sugar-cured hams.!
7
-.. 12i-13i
. . 7i
.. 20
..10 to 15
. . 10 to 25
.. 65
15
10
$2 00
65
Julkmeat sides..
Beeswax. ..........
Butter.'. ......
Chickens
Corn . . .
Eggs....
Lard
Flour (N. C.) ' . .
Meal......;
Oats....... .""
Tallow.......
50
7
In Christmas
Goods our line is beautiful,
large and well' assorted. For
Holiday, and; Bridal presents, we
are the people. Please do us
the favor to call and look them
over; wo are proud to show
them and you don't have to buy;
but we find that 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.
Fetzer's Drug: Store.
'EEINQ-
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IS BELIEVING.
Tf VAll flriTk'h bfillPXTft if rrmn nviA
aoe; that if -is DOt necessary 'to
ZiiX 'ti'd&t-
; 1 1:
vuiniiii iiiiw xiiiiiv
-goods. :'rust-cohieand -':16bk,
whether or not you buy, at our
Diamonds! DfAther' aoorls. 'Ghlrl
: and Silver Bracelets, Rings, all
kinds of bilver goods, and the
Silver Friendship Hearts that
.....
eyer greetea your eyes.
" i If 7011 :r can't " decide what you
want , to, give as a Christmas
present J jnst 'dropriin ahd ldok
around. Don't; hesitate ' to1 look
and ask ns qriestionsf, : for 'We .are
in the business to' please you5 if
we can.;, ,
.Cor rally
" s THE 'JEWELER. - -
from 5c. to 75c.
Grloves,' Kids, .: ' i ,
M
:Silk
R0r' ana 'Tfin;-
-iiO ft.
A
.. , , ; ioc;;.i5ersnd5c.
-W'OoliMittensi or; aiQ
children lOc.nsJnd 15c.
Si Ik. Hose
IDC, 25c. and pOc.
Shoes-for,.- i:r
Xadies- and Children
"Hosiery'forr all, both
: . . r- , .i- -n iS
M
5
SSck V;G6nibs Eom-
padour and bide UOfflDS.
u - "-'J '
XMAS' TJmlirellas fron
. " 50c.;to S2.59. X
A-
Gibson 8c Morrison
QNRLot of fine dress, pattrais that are worth $1.35 to
-J, : 6 per yd. We are' going to sell them at 1.00 yd.
n NOTHEE Lot of fine wool , plaids worth $1.00 and '
" 1.5 to go for 75c. Don't miss seeing them. -'
Beautiful French Silk twilled
TLX iTim Id 'h S H si S9
fine pearl and gold plated .handles,
worth $3.00, $3.50 and $5.00. '
TiHEn finest all linen 'Handkerchiefs, beautiful
borders, from 50 to -75 cents. . .
W WnP0 of Down Quilts, ' Satin and silkoline from
$1. J5 up. ...... ; ......... . j
V
All our fine Capes snd
BIG Line' of Towels
of the above ? are
Cannon
WjkeHh
; i t.
3 '-..nfclrf i
ti frivA" tnA 'nAO-nlA this 'winter
better bargains than usual instill
m"H61esallb SMitail. 5i It wflt
paj you" tb seVburarge Stock
of
Tinware1,
:; Woodvark.
ssware,
Hats, Etc.
before buying.' For Clover Seed
t t t -r- i0-li a'
oeea xtye, ana xocKoan go to ,
G Wr Patterson's.
; . " r&f: n1!!3 Map-:
1 tog j
Jackets at a great
r - -
uction.
arid Table Napkins.
esi rabl e gifts
for
Fetzer
Stove
glad on Xmas day.
",;-,i
is
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r
j& AIEAD Yi, ; HAVE ON
handthreeIcars :6t
AJid have ten morecar loads on the way.
It is time for youjto layjin afsupplylfor
ihe 'winter, ian'tit? II also hayelon
hand the best of antracite coaL
: J. A. CBiaclcefier,
VV'est Depot St', at Store. JDThone 68.
M, L. JBrown & Bro.
LIVEfeY,' FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
. Just inrc:trof St. Gloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur- -nished
promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always oh hand for sale. Breed
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hogs,
Winter
eorning
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