Arrival of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
eiiect vec.
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7
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61
11. 1899.
NORTHBOUND.
arrives at 5 52 a m,
7-18 pm,
8.51 p m, (flag)
9.M p m,
2.00 a m (ireiirj t)
SOUTHBOUND.
arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
"1125 am,
8.51 p m,
9.10 p'm, (flag) "
7.33 a m, ,v
8 49 a m, (freight)
With the Churehes Tomorrow.
er, of Char-
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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tZ1? prech -at St. James Su
Z cnurch tomorrow
morning and tomorrow nit
will hold -services at fW.
ivietnodist church -tomorrow
mormpg at 11 a. m. and tomor
row night at 7 p. m. -
Rev. W.' B. Onev win ! i-m
128 129 128 1281 n
No cotton quotations or bank
statement today.
. ' CONCORD MARKETS. ;
COTTON MARKET. . .
Corrected by Cannon & Fetzer
Comrjan v.
Siit ws Luth- Good middling T - 7 45
Middling.....0;;:;;:;;;; ?
No, 35. when running ahead- of No. 7, at J?UUi services W middling : . , . . . , 6. 95
flawed if necessaryior tnrougn travel VA " i. jcj; cnurch to- otams ........ . a qk
;outhof Charlotte and is popped -for SrrO by the pastor, Rev. PRODTTPtt' UIw
passengers arriving frorn Lynchburg or Hoyle. " " ' . PRODUCE MARKET.. ,
ueyoud. No. 30 stops" regularly ; for mKa o , Corrected by Swink & WhitP
passengers for Salisbury, High Point, TTihe Pastor, Rev. B Lacy Tnn owiiik.a, .wmte.
'Greensboro, Reidsville, Danyille and -noge, WilFhold regular services fz ? 7i
principal stations between uanyiue ana tomorrow morning and nieht at S" -cured, nams. .... . 12 -13
Washin
tren-rors comin
points beyond
se
kK tneaptist church. Night ser-' ' Vk
l and to take on vices.f or men onlv. eeswax- 20
, . . I . " i l Knttox -
seugers for- regular stopping places . 'There will be regular cPrvinOC o i . . 10 to 15
30:1th of Newells. No. 38 stops' to. let t All JrTo V ? , Ce?- Chickens 10 to 25
iu'iu icgmar4 BiruppiugJ jj . i vvXTXl
ggs.
i !..-., south of Newells and to. take on tomorrow mornmsr at 11 oV.lhp.V T?
r-s Tigers for regular stopping places, and tomorrow evening at 4 oV;lock T arH " "
LvLohbursr or beyond.' " ' bv tho rontM. t t n -r . I id. " j
v iiii I . i r I . i if I I r-t 1 1 1 r ft n - . I . . .
and 34 stop at Concord for a,.i:;::r!i .rr u. y . d,Vit5, -lour (IN. U.)
m - . . . I k. J L J I I I I . 1. Y S.I linfl GT t n I 1 I - - - '
r from the U. U. &; A. . J :"wTw cu u iuuji.
passengers to or
liivision Charlotte to. Ansrnsta and
other points in South Carolina. Georgia : Ripple in Insurance Current.
An immense sensation has been
Nos? 7,"8, 11 and 12 are the local trains created in tHe insurance circles in
"d connect at Salisbury with trains of MiQciccirirKTr v, r,
W. N. C. Division. Mississippi by the attorney gen
eral's attack. He claims
Meal,
Oats. . . .
Tallow..
65
15
10
$2 00!
65
50
07
I '
M,; M .i-Pii M ripLU-' . 8 - Li jr "-
l9 Stove -.j
Will make the wholb family glad on Xuas day.
THE DYING YEAR.
50 tl. ND ED.
..1842.
that, Goodbv Old Ypn.v' Wo cooi'f ha
by the combination of the South- parting guest.
erneastern Tariff Association by Although your lile was short,
which they bave fixed prices so you lived your span.
that no agent shall write other
You have your time to live and
than rates fixed by the associa- And now lias come your, time to
"Sing Their Own Praise." tion, tney.are in violation ot state go to rest.
If you reckon -the endless joy and Uaw against trusts and asks that You rounded out the life you well Uouid be cleanliness.
Masai
HI
In all its stages there
the state cancel all franchises
and charters.
.i.jv
iii,.
began,
You frolicked with the Spring
when you were young,
And to the lone radiant Summer
Miss- Sallie White, of Char- cluno-
lotte, who has been visiting her When o'er the hills the blushing
l.i! "XT H - j -I'll '
relatives m no. 1 townsnip, nas Autumn ran
returned home. Ynn followed har nnrV lino-pro
at her side
Until she fled when Winter came
in sight,
Armed, with his weapons for a
sturdy fight.
Mr. Jordan Barrow left Friday With him so grim you could not
Kine tuning, and repamng. smniin a short whig You being old and weak, he in
V T A n IP rT "I A "TLi i ti t i
permanent value vou x?ill cret one of
; Lose celelTrated STIEFF PIANOS
rI hoy aro made with all that skill which
only years of constant and careful at
tention to every detail of their construe,
tion cau command. -
MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT SAVED.
Therefore, we won't burden you with
an unnecessarily BIG PKICE. Con
venient terms. t
IMnno
!Tufnctnrer,
Jlrtltimore 31l.
li'Mii Branca f arerooi
cli'ar lotte, C
XV o..-213 N
m . j. a
Misses Eula Parks and Addie
Lore returned home Friday after
spending about a week in Chai4
lotte.
Ely's Cream Balm
cleans e3, sootnes and heals
the diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold .in the head
quickly.
Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Belief is im
mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying does
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 eents at Drug
gists or by mail ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
Ej-Y BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, STew York.
Co H. WHmotlh, Mgr.
vuiw unynvcDPUiccQ
Al
PALACE ORGANS.
'OCT V O LJ XTT7 tVf
The bill collectors will be on
their rounds Monday with 1900
Miss Genie ve Cox, of Eastfield,
has crone to Belmont.
here with his -brother, Mr. H M
Barrow.
RING No. 38 or 6 and order
pure - aerated milk and cream .
Now is the time to order cream
for Sunday. Prompt delivery.
tf. KivieraDairy (Jo.
his prime.
Death comes to you just in the
nick of time.
Boston Transcript.
K
no imiiuiuri
from 5c. to 75c.
Gloves, Kids,
$1.00, $1.25, and $1.50.
Silk Mittens :
We are prepared
to give the people this winter ,
better bargains than usual in all
kinds of " '
Heavy aed Faocy.
es
50c. and
75c.
At wholesale and retail. It will
pay you to see our Laro Stock
of " ..
Tinware, Woodware,"
Qlasswaire, Crbckery9
Etc
The Knights of Pythias en-
The-Concord Institute opens Moved themselves at an oyster
next Tuesday morning. supper Friday night after taking
- . , , - Mr. Paul Parks through the
u There are no appointments for third rank; Both were enjoyable
IU Xll&U JTltJIsUV LUliclJ-L UllUiUIl
:row.
occasions, they say.
The Woman's . Foreign Mis
sionary Society of the First Pres:
byterian dhurch will meet on
next Monday at the home of Mrs.
Black Diagonal Mackintosh Sam Pharr. A full attendance
is requested as theolhcers are to
be elected for. the ensuing year.
'Jae'kson Shoemaker, of
ttson, spent Friday night m
ouiicord.
Cape Coats for $1.00 at Cannon
Sz Fetzer Co,'s. .
On account of New Years Day
the freight department at the de
pot will be closed Monday.
Miss Sue Nicholson has re
turned to Charlotte after spend
ing the holidays here.
Bell, Harris & Co. have some
thing for you to read about in
their ad. on the first page.
Mrs. Chas. Stone returned to
Charlotte Friday night after vis
iting at Mr. J M Alexander's.
Will Johnson has gone to Char
lotte where he has secured a
position as clerk at the Arlington
hotel.
Miss Hattie Cochrane, of Har
risbursr, arrived here Friday
nisrht to visit her sister. Mrs. Ed
Cor r ell.
Mr. Jos. F Goodman returned
to Augusta Friday night after
spending a week here with his
parents. ' .
Mrs. G W Sheirill returned
home Friday night from Chatta
nooga after spending several
weeks. .
G6ods advertized by Cannon
& Fetzer Co. have come in
1,000 Boys', Suits, 2,000
Boys' Pants,, 100 Boys Over
coats, 100 Men's, Overcoats, 200
dozen CapsDAll ready for sale.
was
given
'
Ouite a nice aifair
Friday night by Miss Nannie
Cannon to a considerable number
of her friends, complimentary to
her visiting friends and Mr. and
Mrs f!hn.s. J Harris and Mr. and
Mrs. S J Ervin.
The Plague at Honolulu.
The much dreaded bubonic
j)lague has appeared nxHonolulu.
It makes it necessary for our
vessels to and from .the . Philip
pines to execies' ;.th(3 utmost
caution and there is some un
easiness at San Francisco lest
it find its way to our shores.
A
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August Flowers.
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
rekt and small. ;
Back Combs, Pom
padour and Side
XMAS Umbrellas fron :
50c: to 2. 59.
Gibsorr & Morrison.
ago
A small boy some days
said to his father who is good
advertiser and who changes his
ad. regularly : 'Papa why don't
you change your ad. It makes
me tired." The ad was changed
the next morning. Jl.ven tne
small boys read them.
BUY YOUR
Bread, Cakes,
Pies, Rolls, Etc,
FROM THE
. Concord Bakery.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
PHONE 122
"It is a surprisinf? fact,1' says 'Prof.
Houston, 'that my travels in all parts of
the world, for the last ten years, I have
mft 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
fillincr office positions, vrhere headaches
and general bad leelings from irrigular
habits exist, that Green's August Flow
er is a grand remedy. It does not in
iure the svstem by frequent, use and is
excellent' for sour stomachs and indi
gestion." Sample bottles free at Fetzer's
drugstore. Sold by dealers in all civil- Qne hundred loads
zeu cuuuixitja.
For Sale?
of cinders.'
RATHER
GOOD
?i S3 EST is what the People
G buy tbz most of. f hat' S Why
Hood's-a.-saparilli has the largesr
rale OF ALL MEDICINES.
A nice assortment of Christ
mas presents in Leather
Goods Card Cases,
Collar and Cuff
Boxes, i
LADIES AND GENTS PURSES,
made of alligator skin
and morocco, both in
tan and black. :
Come and look at our line of
: presents.
W. 0. OORRELL
The Jeweler.
E. McNish.
PHONE : ...
before buying. For Clover Seed
Seed Rye, and RockSalt go to
G W. Pattersons.
Winter is Coming'e
'I- ALREADY HAVE ON
HAND. THREE CARS 0
jeHico Goal
And liaveten more car loads on the way;
It is time for,youto lay in jl ?upply f or
Ihe w inter, isn' t it ? I also haye on .
hand the best of antracite coal. ;
J. A. C. Blackweider
West Depot St. at, Store. 3'Phone C8.
104
In Christina:
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
them and you don't have to buy;
but we find that folks generaUy
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.
M. L. Brown & Br'o.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE ;
STABLES. -
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.7:
Omnibuses meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished prombtly and at reason
able prices. ' Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. ' Breed
ers of thoroughbred Roland
China Hogs.
I Concord National IM
Offera the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instutlon.
We solicit your patronage with tho
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 lis.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital an! Wns - - $1000(1
s D. B Coltrane, Chashier,
J. M-ODEii. President. !
WANTED Tt bay l6o,000
pounds of old cist-iron scrap, dc
liveredattbe foundry at once, for
which we will nay a fair price No
r- 1 i-N . 01... i.onrni uuu uim.
Fetzer s Drug btpre. laietteaconcoiu) fodhduy j