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Tlic folio flring cliftnge of schedule took
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NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5 f2 a nr,
6 " ul0 26 ri, '
P.51 pm,(flag)
84 " 0X4 p in,
iYJ- " " 2.0:a m(iieiii)
yOUTllBuUND. -,.
Wi arrives at 8 41) a, ai,-(flag)
1 1 44 44 11 ?5am, '
8.51 p m,
r "uh;
733 a m.
S49a m, (freight)
35. when rHnninf,' ahead ot No. ?.
j,I.ired if necessary. for through tray el
euiitU of Charlotte, and is stopped for
riasseutrerH arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. Nd. 30 stops regularly for
passengers for Stlisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Beid-ville, Oanyille and
principal stations between Danville and
vsshiiigton. No. 37 stops for pas
coming from Lynchburg or
point beyond, and to take on pas-,
ecii.rs for regular stopping places
So . ; ix e vV us. .mo.' stops to let i
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Barrier.
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Black Diagonal Mackintosh
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Register Johnson issued m.ir.
J11 Tuesday to Mr Jf
"UUU1C isennour nnri ivn ougrar
NEW YORK MARKETS; -
Cornelia, Mnmo t
this place. 8 ; la llve at
The Concord Institute is dohi-and-teachers.
RING No. 38 or 6 and order
pure, aerated milk and cream.
Now is the time to order cream
tor buiiday. Prompt delivery,
ti:. Riviera Dairy Co.
There was almost a month
mssed at the Kimball house
Tuesday night. Three gentle
Open
Jan... 16
March 27
May. 36
128
COTTON
High
20
H 32
40
128i
Low
08
'20
28
121
Closed
15
27
34
128.
CHICAGO WHEAT.
May.. 66f 66
65f 65f
g0u u. os stops to let rripri Kit-fb vTov -m- , P
off mongers from regular stopping :;.?y foe name of Weeks : spent
f.Lu- sou tli of Keu ells and to take on tne night- there. .
j,.- :iprs xor reguur stopping places, . -p T .
Lvneaburg or beyond. rXev. J (J Davis return Pr! hnmo
.o&. 46 and 34 'atop at Concord for Tuesday night from Lexino-tor.
other points in South Carolina. OonTwn
and Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta
2u)s. 7. 8, 11 and 13 are the local trains
. ..i c iiiuer t at Salisbury with trains of
W.V i Division'.
FOUNDED. .
9
.....1842.
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If J .
nis voice -while he was awav. hut
it is hoped that it will be re
gained ere long.
Goods advertized by Cannon
& Fetzer Co. have come in to
day: 1,000 Boys' Suits. 2.000
Boys' Pants, 100 Boys' Over-
coats, 100 Men's Overcoats, 200
dozen Caps. All ready for to
morrow's sale.
CONCORD MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Fetzer
Company. ; .
Good middling. ....... . . 7 50
Middling. ...... . . 7 40
Low middling . . . . . . . . . . . 7 00
Stains .................. 6 90
PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected by Swinlr- & White.
Bacon ................ . . 7
Sugar-cured hams. ..... 12'-13
13U1K meat sides.
Beeswax. .......
Butter. . . ... . . . .
Chickens. .......
Corn. ....
Eggs.. .. .. .. .. .
Lard. ..........
Flour (N. C.)....
Meal.
Oats
Tallow
rsaiiM..
'Sing Their Own Praise."
u us your wife, daughter or
sister been longing for a Piano ?
uuu yiv nur iQjf unrisb-
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t one of thos9 celebrated,
aiiss Cannon's Dining.
One of the nicest occasions of
this, season was the dining given
by Miss Margaret Cannon Tues
day evening. The fortunate
ones present were her ' friends,
Misses Hooper, Harris and Cald-
2
10 to 15
10 to 25
65
45
10
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- 65
, 50
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:9s Stove
Will mah.e tho wao.e lttujiiy giad on Xuiaa diy.
n Christmas
KB!
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iLu.ujie, sweet-toned STIEFF wen, ami- ivusses Jiimny ijrioson
PIANOS. and Elizabeth Gibson. The gen-
.We'll not burden your purse tlemen present were Messrs.
with a- big price, and we'll give ts t000 Ttm w;i.
j o-i convenient terms m which .
json, vjsmona iarrmger ana ijreo.
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; we are proud to show There
them and you don't have to buy;
lo v'O the 73villo,.
Cutaioguerand book of sugges
tions cheerfully given.
te M. Stieef.
factory Braiicl Warerooi.
Co H. Wilriioth, Mgr.
Fine tuning and repairing.
PALACE ORGANS.
Piano MHiinfactiiror.
ISnltimwre M1.
no. 213 K
Tryon St..
tli'Hrlott K. C
Wadsworth, of Charlotte, and
Jones Yorke and Chal White, of
this place. Miss Cannon's vis
iting friends have returned to
Charlotte.
Charged With Retailing Whiskey.
Never does a case of drunk
and disorderly come before
year.
Note the change in Cannon & Mayor Means but that he makes
i eizer o's. big ad today. a desperate effort to find out
Somebody has already begun where the fellows purchased
to celebrate for Christinas by their whiskey.. The two drunk
scooting firecrackers. and disorderly cases of Sunday
Brandon Means and Luther required such an: investigation
Johnson have returned home and as a result a white man
from the Bingham school to named "Ephraim Whitley was
spend the holidays. arrested Tuesday and is no jv out
Mr. W Wilkinson, who has on bond for his appearanjee at
boon traveling in Mississippi, is tha next . term of court. 1 The
ill home until . iho first, of the , .. -. -i : - :
v a a. - w AAA w w a -t y-v I I rTtT TTT tl llf J W I I I I I . Ill- I I I
Sunday paid his fines and was
Don't miss the extremely low Uaioa.Boi fTnodav.
prices at Cook's gallerv opposite
Court House for the next two Attention, Pythians!
utok's. Every member of Concord
Marriage licenses were issued Lodge, No. 51, Knights of Py-
Monday to Mr. CP Holdbrooks, thias is expected at Castle Hall
of No. 3 township, and Miss tonight at 8:30 o'clock to receive
Martha Hampton, of No. 2 town- Bra Jordan, . our Grand Lec-
slllP . tnrer. There will also be work.
The carpenters are making a All visiting Knights cordially
change at Mrs. Winecoff's on . ,
South Main street. The front welcome.
is nothing
but we find that folks generally mnro flnnrnnri a tft for
do buy after seeing our goods
and knowing the prices. Beauty q pUrjc4.mQC nroconf
in style, Goodness in quality a OnriSimaS present
and Lowest in price these are .
the strong points in our stock. than a DeaUtlTUI DOOK.
Fetzer's Drug Store. yye have them in all
styles. We aremak-
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IS BELIEVING. ing a special drive in
If vou dou't believe it come and' books this season
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soo ttkat it is not necessarv to
J send to other towns for any goods and Sti 1 1
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in ttiejewoiry line. i
We now have a beautiful assort- i -tUm
1 1 1 LI I v7I l ie
receiv-
ment of
II1Y 1 CHRISTMAS
Not many drummers are on
the road this week. They are
working themselves homeward
for the nolidays. . '
Big Timber Sale.
The splendid timber crop about
Troy which must be reaped or
tvh t largely, lost is finding , market.
Cleveland, in Rowan countv. ar- Mr. Sam Smitherman, we note,
rived" Tuesday night to visit at has sold the timber of 1,800 acres
Mr. ROS Miller's.
For a nice Xmas present call
and see the new style card photo
at Scott's gallery. Special for
the holiday S1.00 for one-half
dozen.
Register Johnson has been
called to Roaring River, near!
Wilkesboro, to the bedside of his
latner, who is very sick.
Messrs. Hamilton Wilson Jas.
Van Ness, Osmond Barringer
and Geo. Wadsworth, of - Char
lotte, spent Tuesday night here.
They attended the dining given
Miss Margaret Cannon.
for $36,000.
Come and
them.
see
goods. Just come and look,
whether or not you buy, at our
Diamonds, ljeatner gooas, uoia q i a i
and Silver Bracelets, Rings, all SAI W kvWll Itfii
a i i.t. ' w - - -
kinds ot -Duver gooas, anu me
finest assortment of Gold and
Riivpr Frinrlshin Hearts that UJVJJaJk
TJ M A v -
eyer greeted your eyes.
If you can t decide wnat you
want to give as a Chiistmas
present just drop in and look
around. Don't hesitate to look
and ask us questions, for we are We are prepared
in the business to please you n to give ine people tnis winter
we can. ! better bargains than usual in all
kinds ot
Heavy aedl Faecy
'Qrdceri.es :
FINE
Gingliams,
Plaids,
heeting,
Salt Bags
AND
Outing Cloths.
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
BUYERS OF-
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Correll,
THE JEWELER.
m IIEIIFS
Now is the time to order
your
C h r istm a s
Oysters
and we will be please to
have your order,
Concord Bakery.
-. JoePisfier,-'. Proprietor.
PHONE 122
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from 5c. to 75c.
Gloves, Kids,
At wholesale and retail. It will
pay you to see our La,rge Stock
Of : : - . v
$1.00, $1.25, and $1.50. Tinware, Woodware,
Silk Mittens Glassware, Crockery,
50c. and 75c. .. Hats, Etc.
Wnnl MlttfiTlS
10c, 15c. and 25c. before buying. For Clover Seed
Wool Mittens for
children 10c. and 150.
Silk Hose
15c , 25c. and 50c.
Shoes4 for
Ladies and Children.
Hosiery for all, both
great and small.
Back Combs, Pom-
Seed Rye, andRockSalt go to
G W. Patterson's.
of all kind.
o .
Four-foot Wood 'always Wanted. 03est
Price for same,
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We invite anjinspection of all theggoods
. ' ... wejj manufacture
ell
foncord N. C-
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Winter is Coming',
I ALREADY HAVE ON
HAND TgREE CARS OF
Jellico Caal
padour and Side COlllS. have ten more car loads on the way.
It is time for you to lay in a supply for
XMAS iUmbrellas f ron
m to $2.59.
L o. J. A. CBlackwelder,
VIDSOl OL VUII.I5UJI. west Depot St. at Store. B-'Phone 68.
ihe winter, isn't it? I also haye on
hand the best of antracite coal.
M. L. Brown & Bro.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES. .
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all passenger;
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hogs.,
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