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General Directory.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Superior Court Clerk Jas. C
Gibson. ,
Sheriff L M Morrison.
Register of Deeds Jno. K
Patterson.
Treasurer Jno. A Sims.
Surveyor Jno. II Long.
Coroner M C Walter.
Cotton Weigher R S Harris.
Commissioners J Dove chm'n
C D Barringer, M F 'Nesbit,
W M Widenhousa and J II
Earnhardt.
TOWN .
Ihyor William G Means.
Clerk and Treasurer Jas. C
Fink.
Chief Police J L Boger:
Commissioners Win. Propst,
H I Woodhouse, M L Brown,
J C Lippard, Clias. McDonald
and W R Odell!
Read This.
The Concord Perpetual Building
& Loan Association will commence
its 8th series it riak June 4th 1892.
Books are now open for subscription
with the Secretary and Treasurer at
Cannons & Fetzer's store. Persons
wanting to help a noma institution
that is building up the town or
wishing a safe Investment that .is
paying good interest, or a good sa
vings bank for small earnings, will
subscribe to this, one of tjie best in
stitutions of, our town. Borrowers
getting money through this cssocia
tion pay a less rate of interest than
thy can obtain money from any
other source for. We make the fol
lowing estimate (based on our expe
rience " of four years) : A loan of
$1000, at time of subscription, will
cost, to repay, about $1,250, making
the interest for the use of $1000 for
Beady for Business.
The Covenant Building & Loan
Association will loan in Concord in
the next thirty days $2500 and agree
to loan $100 forjevery 100 shares kept
in force costing $60 for every 100
shares. And for every 500 shares of
stock taken the Covenant Building &
Loan Association will loau $2500 and
lOOforSvery 100 shares kept in
'force; loans to be made -within 30
days from date of Certificates.
Twenty cents a day or G.00 per
month will carry 10 shares of stock
netting you$l,000 at a cost ot $508
in seven years.
Do you own yonr own home ? If
not why no$ ? Get a prospectus at
once. The Covenant Building &
Loan Association refer to City Na
tional Bank; Knoxville Saving &
trust Co.; East Tennessee Rational
Bank and Dun Mercantile agency.
CHURCHES.
Baptist Rev. Alderman.
Episcopal Rev. B S McKensie.
Lutheran Rev. W Or Campbell.
Methodist Rev. H W Bays":
Methodist (Forest Hill) Rev. H M
Blair. .
Presbyterian Rev. C M Payne."
Reform Rev. Paul Barringer.
LODGES.
Stokes Lodse, No. 32. A. F. & A
M., meets on or before every full
moon. l(ev. v u- uampbeli, W. M.
Concord Lodge, No. 396, K. of H.
meets first Friday' ' night 'in each
month. J W Burkhead, Dictator.
Cold Water Lodge, I. O. O. F,
meets first and second Thursday
nirhts in each month. Rev. W G
Campbell, N. G.
Cabarrus Council, No. 1105. Roy
al Arcanum, meets first and second
Tuesday nightsin each month. T
A Sims, Regent-
SPBIWG
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This is the season for white goods,
Embroideries, Lace, Handkerchiefs,
Towels, Napkins, Table Linel, etc
Thi3 department is complete and
prices to suit all buyers.
Hoover & Lore.
SHOE DEPARTMENT FOI MEN.
AND BOYS V
Men's Bay State shoes, : $2.00
Men's Bay State Bhoes, $3.00'
Men's Bay State shoes, $5.00.
Hoover & .Lore.
DRESS DEPARTMENT.
All shades in Woolen Goods,
Henriettas, Serges, new style Sit-
teeps, Hair Line, PlokA Dot, Crts-
Paid up stock is sold at $50 a
about six years $250, or about 4 per share paying C per cent interest per
cent. We are now lending upwards annum audj trie share doubles in
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of ijjldUU per month ana hope to in- seven years when you receive $1UU cent Gingham 8 J cents, fast col-
crease the numbed of shares so tjiat the face value of vour certificate. ors. Full line of prints.
we can do still better. The presi
dent or secretary win explain its
workings at any.timeto any one de
siring information.
J: P. ALLISON, Pres't.
H I Woodhouse, Sec. and Treas.
A man named O'Dell jumped
from the top of the North Augusta
bridge, ifito the riyer Saturday af
ternoon, a distance of 107 feet. He
collected $7 from the crowd which
had assembled to see the perf i rmance ,
Thu will of President James K
Polk has been annulled. The heirs
at law get the proper y valued at
$300,000. The old mansion and its
extensive enclosures are ir the heart
of Nashville, and will soon be im
proved. The will was broken be
cause it attempted to enforce entail.
A president ol the United States ap
peared to be ignorant of his coun-
trv's laws, or attempted to evade'
them.
SECURITY.
Only first mortgages on real estate
in town can be accepted as security
under the laws of Tennessee. Don't
put it off. Call at once fnd see
J. C. Lambert,
State Agent,
St. Cloud Hotel, Concord, N. C.
Hoover & Lore.
LADIES' SHOE DEPARTMENT.
You .will always find with ua a
complete line of Stribley's celebra
ted shoes, the moat comfortable
Vnoes worn by anyone. $2.00, $2.50,
$3.00.
Hoover & Lore.
POST OFFICE.
Office hourslfrom 8la. m. toGSO p.
in. Money order hours 8 a. m. to
4 t. m. Sunday hours 8 a. m. to 9:30
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a. m., and 15jminutes at noon.
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Mr. A O McGahee, a prominent
citizen of Deanng, Ga., was shot and
killed by a neffro Saturday after-
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Sample Carpets and Iluga a spe
cialty.
Hoover & Lore.
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We keep" on hand always a full
line of heavy groceries, f ola at the
lowest cash prices.
Hoover & Lore.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Hoover &' Lore.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
We are prepared to give you betv
ter prices than ever before. Here
you never hear of 5 cent cotton.
Call and see us before you buy. We
will guarantee that you will see , no
5 cent cotton.
Hoover & Lore.
HOOVER & LORE.
This government is fast becoming
"furrinized." 'JO. 959. immigrants
arrived here durjng the mouth ofl
April.
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Help In Time of ol.
When a man is drowning he will
grasp at straws, but straws will not
savn him. Extend to him a lifebcat
and his rescue is certain.
Mr. James A Groer. of .Athens,
Ga., (endorsed by the editor of the
Athens BannersWatchman) makes
tho following statement:
"I am first cousin of tho late ex
Oovflrtior Alexander II Stephen
and have been oostal clerk on dilT
erent railroads since 18GS- For ten
years I have been a sufferer from a
cancer on my face which grew worse
until the discharge or matter be
came nrofuse and very offensive.
T became thorouehlv disgusted with
bloo purifies and , pronounced
tLein humbugs, as I had tried many
without relief.
Finally I was induced to u?e Bos
tanic Blood Balm (B B B). The off
ensive discharge decreased at once
and the, hardness disappeared. It
became less and less in size until
nothing remains except a scar. I
gained flesh and strength, and all
who have seen me bear testimony. I
cannot Bay too muuu m iispimo.
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A BIG- LOT OF.'ILAMPS
That MUST Be Sold
If you need orwant lamp, pome to see me.
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I will be glad to nave offers foi
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D. DJOHNSQN, Druggist.
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