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oeuu ioe Holidays.
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expecting a treat
iisco
NEW YORK MARKETS.
COTTON
Open High
Jan. . . 09 13,
March 22 ' 25
May.. 30 32
Low Closed
06 07
18 19
25 35
by hearing the San -t?v,
A UiCTmiiuiuunst- minstrels tomorrow ntUr Sugar 124i 19- 19m
mas presents in earner sides, it's for the hSl" . 2
G oods Card Cases,
Collar and Curb
Boxes.
band.
Comedians, vocalists, danrc
musicians, jugglers, crmwt '
LADIES AND GENTS PURSES, lsts, acrobats, gymnasts and
maae or animator SKin iLiat5 Wlil greet you from
and morocco, both in tlie stage tomorrow night,
tan and black. Goods advertized by Cannon
Come and l6ok at our line of f Fetzer Co." have come in to
presents. iTJBo? Suits, 2,000
T7 n nni3,DT?TT oys' Uver-
CHICAGO WHEAT.
'May... 69 69? 691
July.. 70 70J 69f
The Jeweler.
y raa.i TATCr' "f 1S, visiting
t&vfi J Is" fe;:: IC; ?udge Montgomery's. It will
coats, 100 Men's Overcoats, 200
dozen Caps. All ready for to
morrow's sale.
FOUNDED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1842. Rev. E H Harding, D. D nf
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be
a remem npreri that ATvc ttj:
' The Concord Institute is
. nasour wUo, dauber or aXTch f
sister been longmg.for a Piano ?
Why not give her one for CWst-. Black Diagonal -Mackintosh
mas? one of those "celebrated, CapeCoats Jor $1.00 at Cannon
reliable, sweet-toned STIEFF & Fetzer Cos.'.
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VV nil nnr. mifHon v TrAini'iinAl
mi wig jjx ,uu vvt5 ii give I ;
you convenient jberms jn , which h v
Catalogue and book of sugges- Kj
tion cheerfully given. m
Tontrw "Pponnii Woito-nnnm .io. 213' W W
. CH..; Wllmotli ;Mgr;-
Fine tuning and repairing.
PALACE ORGANS.
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70i
. CONCORD MARKETS, f
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Petzer
Company.
Good middling . . . . . ..... 7 45
Middling.. . 7Sn
Lo w middling ........... 6 95
btams. ............. ..r 6 85
PRODUCE" MARKET. . '. '
Corrected by S wink & "White.
Bacon. .... ... . . . ... .
Sugar-cured hams. . .
Balk meat' sides.
Beeswax. ......
Butter. .. .. .
Ghickens . .
Corn
Eggs .. .
Lard. .
Flour (N. C).
Meal.;......
Oats. .... .'. . ,
TaUow.....'
7
. 20
. 10 to 15
. 10 to 25
65
. 15
10
$2 00
65
50
."' 7
Stove
W ill make the whole. iainily glad on Xmas day.
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TELEPHONE NO. 71.
Pora nice; Xmas present call'
and see the new style card photo
at Scott's gaUejry,; . Special .i or
the holiday 1.00 for one-Half m
dozen.., -f vi ;i . --v v'Jw
When a boy goes a-fihin1 He puts a orm on his hobfc aiid- drops itHe innocent fish, hoping
to deceive them with a morsel of food. The fish gets the wbriribuithe boy gets the fish. Just.so,
scrnmercharrts have a. few leaders at cost to catch 'human suckersj ? nWe mark everythfug at
rock-bottom. Should you want 100 Articles you would find the, one .hundredth one as cheap as
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Mrs. Weddihgton, whose home
is at Mr. W J Hill's has gone to
Charlotte to spend jthe holidays.,
Mr. Tom White returned home
Weduesday night from Atlanta
to spend the holidays. . - ;t .
Morris Caldwell has returned I
home from Davidson college' to
pend the holiday.
Mr. J W Toney. who has been'
sick for more than a week, is
now gradually . improving.
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agv. u m Jfayne. .? . m
Archey Cannon returned home W
Wednesdav nierh't from Ricnmond WA
to spend ten days.
Miss Constance Oline has re
turned home from Elizabeth col
lege to spend the holidays, c
Miss Ada Craven has returned
home - from;1 ; Chtarlotte ' after
spending a wek.: ,. n.s ,::
Mr. Frank Rogers jeturried
home Wednesday night from the
Maryland University ' to ? spend
the holiday. "',v - - r -
Mrs. C W Trice, who has been
spending a while here, has re
turned to her "home at Lexing
ton. v-. - - - ; r .
Remember on -njfext Saturday
and Monday will be tbe .time for
you , ,to . ham. ypur.Xma photo
graphs takenvat my gaUry.-JI
have the pf ettieet new style cards
ver showri.-iii rGojicor4.,J?ou,t
fail tqseQmeiMoneysaved is
monev mad a., i JT J CooK.i ; -
y upposiTO UOurt ioue.
Now is the, time , to order ., f 1
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STATIONERY.
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'.Books; .lc to 18.00 per set;;
Box paper, 10c to $2.68.
(james oc to Sd.50. havea nice: assortment .uianos.
Fancv Boxes, -well assorted, from 256; to $1.48.' Boys soldier's
25c.to$225 ;;,..! . ,out4t50c'o98c. ; .' 7"
r anuy iuk siauus,.iuu tyou. , . iron toys,. JUC to $1.00.
Balls, 5 and 10c.
Rattlers,. 5c to 35c. ,.
Dolt beds, and Hammocks.
Tin and cast iron stoves, 10 to
98c. .i.-;. ,J,--.i;l ,'tA. .i-'.n
Tin kitchen sets. 5c, to, ,48c.:
China tea sets, 5c to $1.50.
Pistols,j5. and 10c.:t ?
Roaming toys, 5c to 25c. V
Doll furniture, 10c to 25c.
Rubber rattles and dolls, 10c
to 8ct:;"., '
,e., Blocks, assorted, 5c tip, and
many other lines we can't men
tion
TOYS FROM c. uPr GLASSWARE.
rIt is impossibles to give-you , .
anything like, a complete list'of Plam white-and white or green
them , all. .or aU : the kinds. We with gold decorations. FuU line
Lap writing desks, 38c.
Christmas cards ; and . booklets,
lOc lo 15c. -: V'7 ':; '
Photograph Albums, 38c to
$2.50. Scrap albums, 10c to 48c.
Autograph albums, ,5c to 15c, ,
Photo frames,' 5c to $1.48.
Framed pictures, 10c to $3.00.
GENTS : ;.
NECKWEAR.
Puff Scarfs, Imperial Ties,
Four-in-Hahd Ties, and Teck
Scarfs, Bows and String Ties, 15c.
to 35c: - v v ,
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China Department;
JEWELRY. s
: Solid: silver handle novelties,
knives; paper knives, nail files,
match boxes, shoe, , , , horns,
bodMns, button books, manicure
sets, j havmljbrushes, assorted
ftat' rnrks' and coat markaf
25c to 98c. '.'' r"' - :r'
v Solid "silver bracelets, $1,481' ,
Plated bracelets', , 25c to$L48..; :
"tick linp. Veauty .r pin, and
hreastpinsV 5c to $1.75.
Fountain pins, 75c, to $1.35 -
. Solid gold yings, IwitH .assorted
stone sets; -at $1.25 to $6.256ach.
Cake plated, 25c to $1.10. r
Table platesV 10c to 48c; -. .
Child's A B Opiates 5 and 10c.
Salad bowls' 25c to 98c. .. ...v
Four, piece table, sets 1.68. . . -4,
Five piece teai sets "4,007
Tea pots, ilaio 95c.
of table arid fancy pieces at 15c
for 6 pieces, to 25c eacn.' .
Parlor lamt)'s.$1.25 to $1.68. ?
' Htf lamps, $1.48 arid. $1.68.
NOTIONS. -
Fine M Harid-painted Austrain
fans 75c to'$t98. v m
Cllocks 95c to $5.25,v
Cologne 58 to $1.25 per bottle.
i: Silankrchief s 8c to 75c.
fcinqri handkerchief s 10c to.35c.
Cotton handkerchiefs 1 to 15c,
Mirrors, .. . triple ' coat, . .' 25c,-
pocket 10c, ; Hand 15c up, arid
shelf 1556 to 68 (cents.
Tjmhfellas and parasols, as
sorted v ;f-; ' '
iKid gloves 85c to $1.48.
.Heasiifi;,xaitterisy98c"-'
'CasllmWeg;I6v(8i3'25c. v''
Beltsl5c tb:?c. ;
DRY GOODS. v
ies'
skirts 98c to bor
cadedsilk$3.;i
Chocolate pots, :25c to $2;38. .JCfenilei table; covers 40c, M
uream tana vvai.er rsiLujuers, asa.uu.
LO you. 4-: .r.
, Cavered butter dishes, 48cr-
nSugar -bowls, 25c to 48 c
MUSICAL
INTRWENTS
Harpfe, -iitherstoyshorn Ac-
cordebns,rr mandolins, v .violins,
Individual Saltsr
Tooth,. pick stahds,;5,arid;lOQf .
Candle sticks 'IS to 48c.
. Mugs 5 to 25c. ;
Fancy pin trays 5 to 25c. '
Bisque figures 10c to $1.48.
Bisque match, topthpigk, Ci
gar,1 flower arid Jihplders
irom luc to l.o. . ,
V Cirime ipe curtains ;67c to
$2. S), per pair.
; Jffijnl sHaps arid cloaks,
assQrte'Aiv- L y,, ,yt
I Ediifryr fascinators 25c
ta.Cv,:; .... '
If you don'jbee what ypufwant
cpae,, and, ask J 6r it. . VVe are
very apt to havelt.
Oysters
banjos, guitars, - ranging from w:China.and glaSSlyas6s frota . Jc
a 5c harp to a $a.uu, vionu. . ;j
PpbliSr lc to $li48.
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and we will be please to
have your order.y
Concord Bakery.
Fisher; Proprietor:
PHONE 122
to $2.48, each.
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