The
J?U07 nfRTq 6 -."--;v ae Morehead arrival ' : flJS ORK MARKETS.
night w visit Miss ilTcZ
No- 87
11
7
35
33
(51
v CJ
Vtc. U. 18J9.
NORTHBOUND.
arrives at 5 52 a m,
" 10 26 am,
7-18 pm,
8.51 pm, (flag)
9.54 p m,
" " 2.00 a m (lreigrt)
SOUTHBOUND.
arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag) ;
" 11 25 a m,
14 8.51 pm, -
Q.lOp'm, (flag) 1
7.33 a in,
8 49 a pi, (freight)
3
M
12
SS
34
.62
non.
(
Mrs. E C Rp
it
it
i
it
COTTON
High
42
speuainsr spvArai yir,,,. -u . Mo
fcrentS' has returned; May.. 54 60
128f 128f
CHICAGO WHEAT.
days there' . has been but imii t7 - Wfr' m 69
sold. -. . 01 but little July.. . C9J C9J : 09
.Best.cotton is bringing about
7.60 now. v For t.Vm i,.t
Sugar
Low
34
40
48
125f
Closed
34
42
50
-1281
69
Walter, Cook, who has been
:o, 35, when running ahead of 0; 7t clerking uT
isfiaed if necessary lor tnrougn travel tn . 4 ,. m store or
rtl OI v xiuriito, iivi o ctwppeu iur v-'UdllULLe. Has iP
nassen
Greensboro,
CONCORD MARKETS 7
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Fetzer
Company. ; v
and
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or cured, a ppsition in a druo- storA
oeyond. No. 80 stops regularly for at Albemarle.
ctunng Com- 5:" ; .; i ;
IjOw middling . . .....
in' the store Thursday. Durin
tmnts bevohd. and
v -
sg ers
goath of Newe
oT passengers from regular stopping
tv aces south ot iNeweiis and to take on
passeugers for regular stopping places,
Lvuchburg or beyond
Xos. ?o and 34 stop at Concord for
paesens:ers to or from the C. C. & A
Division Charlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
7 45
7 35
6 95
6 85
Reidsville, Danville
pcipal stations between Danville and rScn TTTm
nt 87 tnr,Q f. r,aa I Vny convnenced, taking .
senders coming irom j.yncnDurg or u iueir stock. Ot eroods Stains
eyond, andto .take on pas- mtne Store :Thursdav. Duririo-
tor regular stopping, places thpco coWaoi " . i'KODDCE market
ii -r 4 . . . . i "'wkjw u oi mi uriivs wrrwir r k-l -n v. i "
118. LXO. rt StOpfl tO let A ? ."""ou Ctl- 0 ..
from regular fitomiinir "y"189 ai ciosea to all T)br. uy ovvinK ffi wmte.
cnasers. Bacon . .
- -
Goods' fadvettiz w hn -QUr,ea .ms- 12-18J
k Fetzer Gov have co Tn- S"i?al smes- ?i
1,000 Boys' Suits Snf p 20
BovS Ptl mn U', 5? 10 to 15
r, OfkA I 1 J.W
id Tlorida, reached through Columbia coats, 100 Men's Overcoats, 200 Corn
1 A.
or AusrusiH
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
k 1 connect at Salisbury with trains of
W. Is. Division
gs.
r0"lINDED.
R. KLi. -
.1842.
PR
y
"Sing Their Own Praise.
dozen Caps. All ready for sale. E
STRAYED OR Rtot .t?at Lard . . . . . .......
. " "UUll I Til , .
Red Irish, Setter. Answers to -V-)
name of '.'Dnn SpoId cn, Mal
vwtvAvu. OVUJi. UU I j i
lett back. ; When last' seen had ahs
AJ.ClJU.t3
Of 'J L CrowelL Connnrrl "NT P."
. 7 w-v'm., i
mscrioea on same. Suitable re-
to 25
65
15
10'
82.00'
65
50
-07
Will make the whold iauiily gUd on X uas day.
it n tl
In all its stages there
sliculd be cleanliness.
ward paid for return to J L I Change of Business at Cannonville.
Orowell, Concord, N. C. d2t wl Mr. C D Robbins. who has
been merchandising on Wftst
Has your wife, daughter Or I Infill VO frn ( WiI rrlif o tr.n I Tionrvf . 'cfrnrtf -n AT Tr TTT 1 i 5
v C J I V KB JL BJL Ik iK. H.ktll k I I I . II III II I 1 V I k . I I I I M
istef been lonirinff for a Piano ? . 7 " . , . "r , r. " Elys Cream Ualni
" I ,NOfVOtQVT7 I 'on-n So Vv I fill l I fl I Tl Cr n n C rl nnt i
UOt "iVT0 llPT OnP f ir Phrilt- I umj, vcics ia UUU Ul I owx wiau mo uieaiistJH.buuiiicaauuucaio
.hus'-one of those odebrated, ew public men who has the eocenes to Mr. M C Walter, gSSSS
liable, sweet-toned STIEPP courage to correct an error. Hp. wno wm DeSm running a store ;ya coi u ueaa
''iAAOb. ' I n i4-,i i there. Mr. Walter will also
jP co,Zk fiuSl
v.ell not burden your purse , , . "
- Ii a big price, and we'll give first designating a
you convenient terms in which
ado the paying.
.Catalogue and book of sugges
f , lis cheerfully given.
T.T Qfinof Plnuo Mannrfleturer,
au. l'i, kJliUL'l. Baltimore MI.
ry Braiicn Wareroom. "fhS??,
Cli'rtrlotte, N. C
Co H. Wiimoth; Mgr.
Fine tuning, and repairing.
L ACE ORGANS.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
- East Depot street is to have a
.wedding next month.
-Jno. Alexander is not any bet
ksl today. '
The" Concord Hirh School
opens on the 8th of January.
."Hlack Diagonal Mackintosh
Cape Coats for $1.00 at Cannon
' 'otzer Co.'s.
Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday to J R RusselJ and
Mi s Amanda Leonard. Both
i ii lies live ill No. 11 township.
.
IINa No. 38 or 6 and order
pmQ aerated milk and cream.
Now is the time to order cream
for Sunday. -Prompt delivery,
tf . Riviera Dairy Co.
The Daily Reporter of States
viile, which has been running
lor several months, has sus
l anded publication.
Quite an improvement is being
made on Mr. Robt. L Young's
residence on North Main street.
It is being remodelled.
Mr. Jno. A McD'onaldj who
Syuie weeks ago arrived at Char-
otte after spending a number of
years in Arkansas, arrived here
Thursdav nierht to visit his
brother, Capt. Chas. McDonald
BUY YOUR
quickly.
Committed a Srrevious mistake in 1 ' m1'' VVdlLB1 vv ill aibO Cream Balm Is placed Into the nostrils, spreads
, . have the room adioinino- this nun over tue membrane and la absorbed. Keiieriaim-
16 banK m I , . , , , . mediate and a cure follows. "It is not drying does
TMaxxr VnrV n hroo A f XiLl UCCAA lv not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Urug-
: .-. stock Of furniture. Mr. Rob- or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail
Ui a "Jiiiiou uuiitirs a aiy irom ihions is yet undecided as to what
nternal revenue, instead of he will do but will not open up
. -
diffusing it in the national a .Business again.
depositories throughout the
a
country. Mr. Hestor, of ' near Rocky
Ej-Y BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
This act of the Secretary has Mount, died of the wounds those
been severelv criticised, and we voxm? nesrro robbers, John Ta -
are glad to notice that Secretary lor and Robert Fortune, inflicted.
Gage has authorized Mr. Rob- Thess young desperadoes are in
erts, Treasurer of the United jail in Raleigh. They narrowly
States, to say that the proceeds escaped being mobbed and
of internal revenue will be dis- justice should be meted out with
tributed as nearlv as mav be out too much of a mixture of
J V 1
among the national depositories! sentimentality.
throughout the -country in the
ratio of their bonds.
Secretary Gage has thus cor
rected a verv serious error and
will give each State the benefit
of the deposit of its own internal
revenues, and thus equally aid in
all different sections of the
country. ; Next to doing the
right thing at the start, the best
thing for any public official to do
is to correct a wrong and do the
right thing when the measure
of the error is exposed. Phila
delphia Times.
-Mrs. N F Yorke w'ent
morning
over
to
to Harrisburg this
spend the afternoon. Her little
niece, Louise Wilson, will'-soon
go to Florida to live with her
father, Dr. Wilson. .
A
from 5c. to 75c.
Gloves, Kids,
$1.00, $1.25, and $1.50.
Silk Mittens
50c. and 75c;
Wool Mittens
10c, 15c. and 25c.
Wool Mittens for
children 10c. and 15c.
Silk Hose
15c, 25c. and 50c.
Shoes for
Ladies and Children.
Hosiery for all, both
great and small.
Back Combs, Pom
padour and bide
read, Cahes,
Pies, Rolls, Etc,
: FKOM THE
Concord Bakery.
Joe FasHier,. Proprietor.
PHONE 122J . , .
The Corkscrew Boat.
Some time ago the Scientific
American gave a cut and descrip tion
of a circular boat that was
to make its speed by rolling over.
The experiment proved a fail
ure for speed. Now, however,
we note that the principle has
evolved a scheme in which the
inventor claims that he can make
a speed of 50 miles per hour.
The boat will b6 practically in
dependent of storms. It will
shoot right through heavy
breakers instead of riding them.
The boat is like a cylinder and
has a flange encircling it like a
corkscrew. The inner part of
course remains practically still
whilo the hull rolls over rapidly.
The boat is not intended" for
transportation of much but mau
and light matter. It is proposed
to cross the ocean within three
r o.ttq The inventor has secured
aid from New York capitalists to
build a $50,000 trial boat.
August Flowers.
"It is a surprising fact," says Prof.
Houston, 'that my travels in all parts of
the world, for the last ten years, 1 have
mpt more people having used Green's
August Flower than any other remedy,
for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stom
ache. and for constipation. I find for
tourists and salesmen, or for persons
filling office positions, where headaches
and general bad teelings from irrigular
habits exist, that Ureen's August low
er is a grand remedy,- It does not in
jure the system by frequent use and is
excellent for sour stomachs and indi
gestion." Sample bottles free at FetzerTs
drug store. Sold by dealers in all civil-
zed countries.
XMAS Umbrellas fron .
50c. o $2.59. - '
Gibson 8c Morrison.
For Sale.
One hundred loads
of cinders.
LEATHER
GOOD
BMcNish.
PHONE..... ... ........104
A nice assortment of Christ
mas presents m Leather
Goods Card Cases,
Collar and Cuff
. Boxes.
LADIES ' AND GENTS PURSES,
made of alligator skin
and morocco, both inN
tan and black.
. 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 caU and - look- them
' J3 X- rf-Vft Trt
over; we are prouu tu auuw
them and you don't have to buy;
but we find that folks generally
sVe "BEST is what the People
buy the most of. That's Why
Hccl'3 Srsaparilla his the ,largesf
salaO? ALL F.1EDICINES.
do buv after seeing our goods
Come and look at our line of jfSK
We are prepared
to give the people this winter
better bargains than usual in aU
kinds of
Heavy aedl Faocy
At wholesale and retail. It wilt
pay you to see our Large Stock
of
Tieware, Woodwmr
Glassware, Crockery,
Hats, Etc.
before buying. For Clover Seed
Seed Rye, andRockSalt goto
G W. Patterson's. .
Winter is Comingv
I ALREADY HAVE' ON
HAND THREE CARS OB
Jellico Coal
And have ten tnore car loads on the way.
It is time for you to lay in a pupply for
the winter, isn't it? I alsohayeon
hand the best of antracite coal., r
J. A. CBlackwelder,
West Depot St. at Store. j'Piyiie C3,
M, U Brown ;vBRd.
LIVERY. FEED AND SALE
; ; STABLES. . -
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. 1
Omnibuses meet all passenger -trains.
Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses anL mules
always on hand for sale. Breeders-
of thoroughbred ; Poland
China Hogs. . . 1
I Concord National hi
' : '.v ' i
Offera the business public a reliable, -per-
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit youi patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage,.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
CaBital and SutdIus - $70000.
D. B Coltbane, Uhasiuer,
J.M.ODEjyij. President. .
presents.
W. 0. CORRELL
The Jeweler.
and Lowest in price these are
the strong points in our stock.
Fetzer's JDrug Store.
WANTED Te ;buy 100,000
pounds of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered at the foundry at once, for
which we will pay a fair price.i No
burnt iron wanted.
aiettSZCoNCORD Foundry OoQ