'SO-
" 35
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37
A,rl1 of Trams.
:moffd arrives at 11:15 a. m.
from r.u ncrton " i:03 P- m-
(i
11
7:23 p, m..
8:05 a. m.
8:53 a. m.
9:03 p.m.
Atlanta
" Atlanvrtrk
'ew'VorJc
. -S " A H freight leaves at 12m.
Northbound frejg" .. m
... 63uthtt2 are the local trains between
-ns. a Uinta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
, vSond ami A Jjn AUanta and .Washing
''?Sl trains bet ee Washington and
S NoS' 37 vestibuled umited trains and stop
3tCono
BATCH OF LOOAL NEWS.
By Our
JwTftnlPtnShale
1,nSaiPncilPn!lier
Will we
lira. W
Church street nas lypnoiu
. -. - . . . r : e
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An Interstlnar PrSramme.
A Demorest memorial contest "will
be hld.m Cold Water Baptist
chu rob ou Saturday, September 31,
lbUo. exercises to begin at 8 o'clock,
p. m. Sal jects aud recitations as
folio we:
"No compromise; It 'must be
settled right. "Luther Fisher. "
"Young America to the front,"
John Connell.
"fl ouse ver f u s
Kriminger.
. "IMnew fashioned man. Wes
ley Tolbirt
sa!oon.,,. Paul
have sanitary protection ?
c., r Vi a iirM Bible and the liquor traffic.
it
"The new declaration of inde
pendence. ' Lonnie Blackwelder.
a mass meeting of I Decision of judges and presenta
election of a board of tion of medals The exercises will
be interspersed with music
South
fever,
flnw about
.ifiVftns for
.health.
Tje weather signals call for lo
ghower, followed by fair
weather.
Gains and Losses.
A colored woman attended the re
yival at Coleburg and became happy.
In her exceedingly iovf ni state cf
Daring the absence of Mr. Col 4" lJ "T "
T"-. in t; Wr. " "bbons that bedecked her bonnet
4t tne were appropriated by hands that
The little child of Mr. .and Mrs. ere quicker than the eve, and today
Giles Croweli, is quite sick. The the melancholy .appearance of the
child's illness was serious Monaay WOman indicates that she is grieved
night. over her wordily losses more than she
THE BUSH OF HUMANITY.
feopU WUo TravlH as, Bn by Oar
Reporter.
Mr. T, H Kirby, of Abbeville,
is in the city.
Mr, Will P owe was in from
No. 10 today.
Mr. Martin Boger, of No. 10,
spent day in the city. ,
Maj. S J Pemberton, of Albe
marle, is m the city.
Veteran H M Goodman went
over to Charlotte today.
Messrs N F and J F Yorke re
turned last evening from Albemarle.
1 .
Mrs. P 0 Pape returned to the
city this morning from a visit to
Charlotte. ' v
Mrs. W K Odell and Master
Ralph, are spending the afternoon
in Charlotte.
Mr. Hiram Foard, of Leaksville,
spent last night with his sister, Mrs.
Paul B Means.
Mrs. Kate Cress, who was visit
ing at Mr, W C Boyd's returned to
her home last night.
LOWE&SON,
We are not offering our en
tire stock of goods for less
than it costs ns-we don' t
want you to think so.
But we want you to know
that we have gone t hrough
Mrs. J O King, of Harvey's,
"Carbuncles are not pleasant s pieaseaNwitn tne supposea sweet uuuuuy, is visiung ner
sister. Mrs. D J Hnsfi an.
nmuanv Bays lr, u vj vaiuweii; vw"""mu,w" v u"n,J . ,-. ' ,z ir- -
Mrs. Truman Chapman and uar BtoCK ana P1C5Kea our sevh
daughter, Miss Chapman, have re- eral hundred pairs of
turned lrom a trip north.
one for sev- religion.
i?ho has been nursing
weeks paat.
John Miller, the lb year oia son
of Mr. John Miller, Sr., of Forest
Hill, is in very bad health. He is
quite sick. . .
w-rr TT- T t 1
Mr W K liVIPS. OI JNO. f tDWTl
So Near, Tet so Far.
left" better than any man in Oabar ""MrS" McC1Uand to- gt CLXG S 1 O JtlO G S
rus. He was to go to the United u Aur a Vi84b w uer uaugnter.rB.
Synod at Staunton with the other Jo8ie Sother, at Chester, S. 0.
delegates. He got about Walter's Mrs. Bichard Eames. of Salis.
-ship, well known in the city and j store when the train pulled out. He bury, who has been yisi ting at Mr. ; Mr10 ' A
county, has entered North Carolina wenton, and thinking he could make M H Caldwell', has returned home, we waht to set out of our
. I - - - - - . . . I v I O - -
the depot olliciala feel bad, too, He M- Be . DenaQn m ,eftTa
..nri . . I . -
asKei ; vv nac time is tnac iram
due ?" He was told tomorrow morn-
College at Mt. Pleasant.
Couldn't the police put a stop to
the small colored boys playing
marbles and creating a nuisance in
.rear of the stores ?
the finest goods we carry in
5U q Ti rl A fhaf
waht t
way.
tomorrow moinincr for AshPTillA. to
renma w .tndiM t th. NTnrm.i You may know this means
w mm w w -w b mm w w w v h w mm, m m mmtm w mm-
in or n.f. R03 Stand nn. Mr. Wertz I , . . . I "
don't you know that a lailroaa train h w. " . . .
won't wait on a man, even though a L . . v " looting lor today, but we
The special Florida vestibule train her ? morning m oausoury m company
will be nut on. it is rumored, for the - wna a numoer oi young laaies
winter exodus of northern people U cmtea synod-Deieuntes- who were en route to school at Ashe- these shoes. They will go
south, about the first week in Oc - U The United Synod of the H-yan- ville.
I T it 1 Lt 'B A. l . I r -w r m -rr ... rt ,
4ober' gencai luuineran cnuruu oi vue Mrs. Jj m ;neing, or oans-
. , , . Southern states meets in the First bury, spent the morning with Mrs.
Little Johnnie Alexander, who is T tlln fihnmh of Staunton. Va.. W a Binaham whil ronte to
,i ..l t n i ; . 4. 1 ' 'I o "
;Uuu m nniHjiTWH, wrineday ut. pieaaant, where she will visit
scnaaoeie: "l long lor oncoru ; ,nllnwintr naharma citizens. W fth.r. Mr. W Tl TCindlev.
iU-.J- 1 1ft. .V . - T i. 1 .U w ' I J
ui..np.KeuW;; 8" ho are deleeates f rom the North
1 11 Stay. . i-.xv... n..j.. Do Ton'Wsnt Ellber I
n r,.. , . 0 . i o q "Rmurn The following articleslare offered
Egquire George Bitchie says that morning: Bey. B S Brown, Key. . s
u . , . . m fin QKa.or rov T o Wfirty for 8ae privately and - reasonably :
ram would help the farmers jost ?ij!w,bl lU m later in One pnol table, balls and;cues ; one
now as oat eow.ng ,. m progress several ay delegates will go later m P , - .
luiatoes ana otner crops neeuitue wc. , . .... mm ni
ater. -- ? . . .7- r7 7. r -7" "7,, JVjLHIL S AIIUCS
i tah o H flr Tnirnor mrrwin ATS nn i w ' 1 - -
JPQp Rale. I Mv . ' JL W. WV Mk V.WW .M. W WM.a
Mr, P M Morria is baildini? a new Srrr-1 hundred bushels winter at this offiice. s2tf
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hop on the lot at Corl's stables, turf oats at 40 cents at granery or
Other, and ('greater improvements, 5nte wi:h Back and deUverea at
prices are
looking fc
want you to have a pair of
anyway at about
Half-Price.
Now is the time to come. They
v.ill not last but a few days,
Xn the lot will be about 50
pairs of
THE
comW8man
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never.
wa such a demand for
BLACK DRESS . GOODS
to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. , Nothing;
adds more to the beauty
and dignity of a woman
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We ha ve just
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
sell yon 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
wide Can sell you a $1
goods 50 inches wide for
76c, Our stock of Black
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress
goods betore buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOES
ever shown in Concord
. Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty, ,
Our No. 71 Needle Squar9
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar
ket. ..
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish y At.
Our No, 70 Round Toe a
grand seller, all at lpw figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade ''Leader",
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu
ous f acings on back and
sleeyes, custom x cut .i and
at the low price of 50c?
MorriqnLentz Co
Bond Fires on tne streets.
- i i
pu:n .-ntta UT TT a TJTJTROT0-. I Knnd firfta ar hommon on OUT I moved..
T .. .. I I lllllia 111U C U AJJL . Am n limwv! I w m. w " " I "
w.anQerstand, are contemplated by Mm Bridge, N. 0., Sept. 9th, '95 gtreets in the early part of the morn. be
- B." ings, in which waste paper and trash
Mr. Anderson Cruse, who was so The condition ot miss istner accumulated in the stores during
No. 6, 6h and 7 that must be
The Shoes will all
on
terribly bruised up in the boiler 1i continues to improve. 18S the day are destroyed. While such
explosion, was in the city today. He Janie Ervin, her sister, ia assisting a fire waa at its best this morning,
has about 'thirty', bruises and a at the postoffice during her lllnes?. j8SUjncr np large flames, Mr. John E
broken jaw bone, to say nothing of It was a struggle for the "Stars Misenheimer, of No. 5 township, the door.
several shattered teeth and a few to last during the baseball, season, driving fine team, passed directly
Bargain Counter
on the right when you enter
Fall Goods
cracked ribs.
but they held up till witnm me oyer it witb a load of dry hay on his
past twenty-four hours, iney nave 0 E rv one who saw the
disbanded, I daring deed, and even Mr. Misen
The hat found in Mr. Patterson s heimer, expected to see wagon and
chicken coop proyed to belong to ' a hay all enyeloped in a theet of flames,
colored boy named Martin, and its Dnt were agreeably disappointed.
being there was satisfactorily ac- The hay did not ignite. It was too
counted for. In days of yore it was ate o stop when the fire was no
fKo nronartvof Mr. H M Barrow, of ;pH h thm driver; thfirp.fore he run
. . . I Vmmm j W J I WV J J mmmmm -mmmt -mr m, v
s uair Vigor tones up theUnis ritv. once of Raleigh. th risk.
1 V Ami Mtmm W- w J I w wmmmm .
eas hairroots, stimulates the yes There is-nothing to preyen. anyone
ana took
boiler wreck at
three
Miss Maggie Neisler, of No. 5
township, one day - last week dis
5oyered an apple that contained, 6y
actual count, fifty-two seed The
aPple was of the ordinary size and
the number of seed it bore was sur
: Posing to its examiners,-
Come in a hurry to
LOWE1&1SON.
Bought Before the
Advance in Price,
i - - .- i '
Beautiful, dark Crepons as
changable and as PrettyJas
silk only 12 JJcents, worth 15
cents.
NEW FALLISHADES
inJHenriettas 40 mcheswide
only 25 cents per yard.
ALL WOOLlXSERGIt
86 inches wide, 27 cents worth
35 cents.
.UmH tissues which: supply the con00ctine a mixture ahd calling it T,!7'''0w"ck .
' wth nutrition, strengthens the and there is nothing ' Mr. Z E Scott went out
hair itpoir A. -t. sarsaparuw, o necrative of the boile
-vu, auu auuu W1 Oil WniCU U ntront anVOne SDenQlUZ KOUU .
w , , Mr Jacks
keeps the shafts soft, lustrous, and
IftlUaOle tOllAf. rtrawaiiafinn in rViO . , . L i- U anna rtf thpir
peopl ..ww3 ; Tns three photographs show in
i a.manTT' tbvh IIIIIV Xl. W B -rm
ren .,-.- -rj rT" Mr. Jackson Sifrifs from
testing the stuff; but prudent
ad v take only Ayer's Sarsap
r. 15 L GriflRn. triA vofprinarv i nil and SO ffet Cured.
age0n18 8tiU at Brown Bros
s 3les an is better prepared to visit I
l treat and work on chronic cases
ever before at stahhs. No
""nres are ma(aa
011 of horses. Pulling horse teeth
specialty. Call and see him at
s olace in Brown Bris. Stables.
Wben Baty waa rick, ve gave her Castorla. .
JThen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Wben she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
splendid manner the terrible wreck.
One who has not seen the real, can
geat a fair idea from seeing the
photos. Mr. Scott has them for eale.
Cat Rue Is Iiunny.
If the moonwillj spend her last
quarter to get fall, Trhatcaawe
expect of a cr.n who is boozerinicaliy
inclined
PRETT1FALU STALES
... .
in Percales only 10 cents
ALL WOOL (fine Merino)
French Flannel for Ladies
Dressing Saeqmes only, 60
cents per yard.
See our Croyenette abson
lutely RAIN; PROOF 56
inchesjjwide.
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