ton
Sou
Arrival or Trains.
from Richmond arrives at 11:15 a, m.
S0, " Washington i "v, - -rsSprmr-r
35
Atlanta"
" 36
- 37
Atlanta
New York
11
3:35 a. m.
5:51 a', m.
ti
(i
3l ,i,AiinH fricrht leaves at T2tn.
Atlanta
9:00 p,m. ,
63 Southbound ' " 5:iSl? n. r
v c 11 and 12 are the local traws between
- hrn'ond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the
'? mall trains between. Atlanta, and. Washing
fast man ,0 th-. WftfihinVtnn - and
thwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Coik ; "
A BATCH OFLOCAL NEWS.
.
PirkeH Upianrt Putlijhape By. Om
liustliutf Pencil Pusher. i
1 1 .
school board met ye8
J
i w ri ruin r
v ,- . 1 - v
Mis.3 Corinne . Hams, who has
a week, is much
tb't
beiu. iouujr.
Good wheat wanted. Will ray
highest cash price delivered at mill
door, uaoarrus itoiier iiius. oyu
. , , ,r .
Company O was inspected Mon J
day night. A fair attendance of the
"J 0 I
company responded to the roll call. in
A small child went to a music in
teacher of this city and asked ;
How much will you charge me for
a UOliai a wunu ui icaauua:, ,
Stop at 0 M Walker's if von want
,
anything in the grocery and notion
line. Don't target tho place i: opt r
posite u yj r urr a at roresc run, u.
I Sa
(ireen Veddington, the negro con- n
. , , , : . ,
v;ct wp.0 nas oeen sick as me iau ior
, , :
YL'ial months, has ben taken to
' I
the c:unty home. Loew - .t
Mr. D M Stallings, of the Uni
versity, is off for a ".week : to attend L
th 2 Teachers Association of RatheN
ford county. "
A Wadesboro correspondent savs:!
lrtf To
JILt U LtlUU ATAAA1U, lAEillAVy JMlAVjlJ 119
fn bf married to Miss Emma Moore,
of Ooncerd, on Wednesday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah lleatbccck, oc Forest Hill,
died last night and was buried today
(Tuesday) at' the cemetery.
The remains of a
colored man
nameu wniuey, wno ieic nere some
ten years ago, were brought in Mon-
day night for burial. He as work-
-z m the
coal mines of Virginia,
Mr. C A Dry and family have ar-
rived here from Albemarle. They
ror.:e now to etav after several years
0 ...
of absence and repiding in Albe
marle. They are welcomed back.
D M Walker pays the highest
market prices for all kind of
-ouLtrj produce, casih or barter.
J)oic forget the'plnce opposite D O
Fiirr's at lorest'Hill. tf.
The Standard had a yery pleas
ent 'and cordial letter from Paul
Caldwell. He says he's glad to tee
his good friend, Mr. Marsli, start
out in business right advertising,
i'u'-ii'a a trump.
Gierke Fraky, a brotherin law
of Mi. J M Bnrrage, and a good
farmer of Stanly county, is in the
vrith a view to moving his fam
:'j 1 :re, coc Bis ting of seven girls and
sae baby boy.
The Standaed almost envie3 the
:7a i-.ad fat time of the Salisbury
-:-il::s. The circus men Sells and
1'utulo Billseem to be editing the
Papers with big ads and other choice
matter.
-Irs. It E" Gibson left; Sunday
-'ght in answer to a telegram, stat-
lnC that her mother, Mrs, Magruder,
seriously ill at her home in Vir
giaia. Mrs. Magrnder Kaa many
wnn friends and acquaintances in
Concord who will be pained to hear
:r illness.
A A
your -child--ia puny, fretful
doubled with glandular swelling
toiUmei eyes, or sores on the head,
-ace
or
body; a course of Aver's
-araaparilla is needed to expel , the
sarolnlous humors frm the u blood.
The sooner ybii begin to: give: this
medicine the better.. . '
A 8Dlendid &t 9K a L . V-
, - iRl,u ior saie
9?eapitt gooi condUioo,. - (tett, be
Dor jarticnlars call at The Staku.
;lhe Herald is glad to learn ' t.W
uvoUC5 "improve. Jtiax was. oat
in hyafd a "short iWKl&v Saturday
afternoon. .We'bon hwhi "vl
-We bODQ' Kft Will ennW k
fully restored to health rtoi;vJ,.
HeraldS v 7 C
, ; vV V
"l ocverai' months T wan
rnn1iort .fl U8' wap
trpu Died, with a nprsifltpnf Km,A. Aw
t L.- - . . . . 1
- . , ' . ? , ...... r t-vu w uuuiui UIJ
annoyance,' until it occurred; to mp
u0iuS; uue oottie, the numor was
neale 7Zf T Ad am; General Mer
- r iC
-v ( xm&u requrneu 10
uncord last night. Mr.' Parker
fiiled t-. Jtl,
WhnV 'qn V : ' - - -yuuul"
CuUrCh nundftv mnrnmr onrl AM
Hfi n . fi;. qV . '
the conference and y his sermons
bunday were excelleht. Thev werp
listened to.bylafge.cbngreationB.
oanauury vvenu. - V
Mr. S Phileo, who for so long has Lto
v;r .jW'iv, a-' i. j 1 v
Deen..ln .rne cltY and made many
voru iiieui atuea xtms
v; . t"446-" " M1 -CiU T
MO h YTr ! h U aiJa. 1. 1 1 ui JJ I
n - V1' -
Pera Company, to play :theheavv
- - - v.
pa,i u xu vaij u jcaruiHr s iaugnier.
rj x a au '-i. ; S.
tie mav retnm to the nib m a fpro
IlibUU ...
Still Pasinsr Them.
gome one droppedvhuat Clegg's
Saturday eyening and' passed a $2.00
bill of the Mecklenburg varietv.
Mr. Clegg was not present: one of
Kis little hrothprR hfii nor at. frm
, ' ; O' '
i ' i
counter. .. ...
Officer Pearce went out with the
boy to look ior the mai but he could
not be found. He no doubt knew
whit he Ncaa doinir and lpnt wMl
oat of the; way. '
A large number o thefce bille are
aroand this part of the country and
would be well tc'keep an eye open.
They vcre stolen from the U. S.
tJ0crt House several vears ago. -
r There, is no sueh trouble and
fright about a bill of a broken
JSational Bank. They are good un-
til worn out or destroyed. There's
the diiierence.J ,,
May Go to Atlauta First Oracle
. crowd!, ,
At the meeting of the school
board Monday afternoon the matter
of closiii,: down the graded school
'f i.TJ 1 1 TIT. IV
Quring jiiaucanonai weeK oi ine
Atlanta Exposition, when, a great
united congress of school y teachers
illhp h. wp.s frPPlv . diflfinBSPd-
v. . ' . J ... : - -
Prof. Shmn was instructed - to look
into the matter, and, 11 .ltv Was the
deiire of the teachers to attend, -the
board would then take action..
Prof. Shinn stated to ; the -board
Ihat the first grade was entirely too
large anu uruwueu, uixu wu v. , yuin(
dren entering this grade; had; been
urned away, and asked' .-'for; 'assist
ance, t-
No one was elected to the position
for the term. Miss Juena .Leslie has
been employed temporarily to assist
Mis3 Dodson in this primary de
partment
Marshals for the State Fair .
Kufus Patterson, the cKlef mar-
al-for the State Fair, . hasyionnd
shal
himself during the'.last-jfaonthin
possession of niqre patron age, than a
Congressman Las in a service of ten
years. There are upwards of 500
sub-nmarshals,: and these Mr. Pattern
eon has appointed, a list which the
Rl'pisrh News and. Observer: ;pub-
lishes1 The selectionV rom'tCon
cord 'are happy ones and are as
"rTr.mk L Smith, A JoneS-iorue, r
V Yorke. G L- Pat
terso-, John O Wad3worth,Edll.
Robt, Keesler Kobt. Black, S J
' But wnd, m the . world, is RoU.
Biactr -.;"..;
; THE KUSHTOF HTJMOTTy.
: ' , - Eeirter".
r Mn Will RogW' id' here f rom'
Salisbury,
.r! .Frtil, , L feobbins tpent
Sunday in Lexiogtoa.
Mr.Philhp Qorrell his returned
from aMsit to Albemarle0
r t-IVlr. Q E Smith was in the city
last: night from the Rocky River
mines.
.'Mr,' W J Reed, of the Cabarrus
Roller Mill, is in Charlotte today on
Dr. and M t.;ii h. V.
ed from a pleasant visit to Albemarle
and Norwood.
Master Coleman Wingate has
gone to Charlotte to spend some
time with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Mabrey and little
boy returned to McAdensville to
day af ter having spent a week here
relatiyes.
Mrs .lamps "M "Rrnnrn tnm
the city last night after a month's
..ft , ,
visit to her daughter, Mrs. James
MCJacnern, in unariotte, ,
Mr. P L Fearn. suo.rintendent
of the Furnace mines, near the
Phoanix, arrived in the city last
" : . ' A
night from New York. He was
conveyed out to the mines to-day.
-Col. J V Armfield and h. E
LJowles, or otatesville, were in the
city last night for the inspection of
tpe Cabairus Black Boys,' and found
everything in remarkably good
B aI
lotlce.
All persons holding claims against
J W Barkhead, deceased, will please
present them to me or to H I Wood-
house rjromntlv. All Dersons iris
debted to same will please call and
settle at once, o71w 2w
Alida L. Burkhkad.
Executrix of the last will and sesta-
ment of J W Burkhead.
wmdBioin iio?sTT"
Uncle Joe Grier. an industnou3
0ld colofed man, lost his t horsei
"Bud (Sunday night. All day
Monday be said to himself:
I bad a little horse,
lied him on hay;
There' Came a little Wind,
Anji blowed him away."
The ig cnged. Uncle Joe
hag his iorsethe sam"3 wind, per-
, bUw hix back; - .
I ' .
menBatyVassick. wegaveherCastorla.
, , I ., . . r0cfrJa
eaeme EheclMstoCtori
WJusnEho bad Clilldrcn, she gave them Castoria,
Marsll & ' CO.,
PROPBIETOR3 OF-
Concord, N. C.
DEALERS IN
DRUGS AND MBDIOINBs, PJiR,
,FUMKY AND ;TOITBT
ARTICLES HSf ABUN
DANCE.
Everything .
'' UP TO DATE"
ON HAND.
HlVE US A CALL AND GET
yOUR MONEY'S-WORTH. .
Yours to please,
: n n i nfi!
RTlU
m
If
M; . Ml
$16,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
SHOES A1STD CLOTH
ING Will now be thrown on the market
that will $e sold in the next 90 days at
the greatest .
slaughter: of prices
ever heard of in Concord. Our entire
stock was bought - through the summer
when prices were at the lowest point.
Now we are going to give tha Concord
trading people the benefit of this stock at
prices far below all competitors.
We want you to listen and be govern
ed accordingly to what will happenT
TAKE PLAIDS
Something that every farmer will have
to buy, Until what we have is all sold,
will go at cents per yard. They are
worth o c. une nunarea pieces ounn,
worm 0 c. une nunareu pieces ouuu,
you will have to buy. We will let what
we have go at 5c.
kind.
CHEVIOTS,
The 8 and 10c kind, will go at 7c. Nice
LadieS WOOl
Press Goods
Have been cut to the quick. Tis im
possible for us to make you appreciate
the bargains without seeing the stock.
Our price is below nil others.
PRINTS
SgiThtvelutonced! tnfwul
coft wholesale what we tusk for oar stock
uTt L?rfakio. to duolicate our
price on
MEN'S WOOL OVER
AND
UNDER SHIRTS.
We will sell a lot of Outing shirts at
10c. Qotton under shirts all at whole
sale price. .
The Jarge3t Mock of ladies vests, in
town will go at cut price.
WOOL FLANNEL.
Ileavv wool trill Flannel will go for
121c. t:
T W V V A m. M.mr
'hese- ecoods- cost more now by
the bolt.
BLANKETS '
Bought at the lowest notch ever reached,
will go out now, that will do you good.
SlioeSjiSlioes.
Every person in the comty knows
that the wholesale price on shoes
has advanced from 25c to 50c pair.
Now hoie is where we can do you
the mo3t good. We have
seooo
worth of Shoes that we bought
when the price'struclrthd bottom .
Everybody will have to buy shoes,
and if cotton has run up to a good
price; ifc will hot bring you so much
you:want to, me asmuchonhe
foiTto toU'
cash, but wnat you, win lc,
good part of your money in your
pocket ad will.distribute this
out to those who -will take advant-
age OI- ,lli prices uu iuib ui oiuu
Avail lower than we sold the same
shoes last winter. If you want to
HlVG UlUUtJV. JUU rVJAA 7 1TCAAAU 1V WWW
our"- stock . before you buy a; single
pair- . ... . ;.
pair. .
This is a grej
buying public.
This is a great opportunity ior iue
LOWE & SON.
THE .
COMING ' '
WOMAdN
If the fasbiori; 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 tov the beauty
and dignity of a woman
appearance than a fine
black gown,which is alike
economical and ultra fash
ionable, ye have jiijst
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can ,
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches
wide "Can sell you a $1
goods 50 inches wide for .
75c. Our sock "'of. Black
Oreapones are -the latest
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress
goods beioje buying else
where. Do you want to .see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOES
ever shown in Concord
Then corne and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty.
Our No. 71 Needle Square
Toe prettiestseoe on thevmar
Our No, 69 Pointed JRazor
Toe the most stylish yt.
Our No, 70 Kound Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra,
heavy muslin double front
and bacR, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyes, custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison.
HAVE- YOU
THOUGHT OF BUY
: ING A FALL DRESS?
ESI'
ESS
44 inches -'wide 40 cents
per yard, 36 inch
27 cents per-yard,
our line of ladies
See
- Jim -
Crepons, Crovenetts .and;
Henriettas. They are
the lattest. Don't miss
them if you ivant a black j
dress.
Our
1 aresimply. elegant.
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u
Gils
fate
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