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ArriTal of Trains. , tt from Richmond arrive? at 11:15 a. So. 11 Washington " . . ,9:58 P- 55 " 36 II II II m. Atlanta " 7:22 p; m. ' Atlanta " . ' 9:35 a. m. New York " 8:51a.m. Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m. i.Vorthbound freight leaves at 12m. " .1 Southbound ' "5:15 p m. mii and 12 are the local trains between cvhmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and36 are the mall trains between Atlanta and Washing t Nos. 37 and 38 are the Washington and 3-cn'thwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop Concord on signal. , The Mayor's Court is now a dull placv k Who' ; going .to bay the" fair ground ? - ., . . we ate A BATCH OF LOCA L NE W S. - FiclicH Upland Put iniSnape Ily Onr llustliu&r Pencil Pnsher. Salisbury is to have another roller mill. The turnip crop is a complete failure. place your risks against fire with -Barrow & Hurley, Agerits. 2tv Night work will ' be resumed at the Vanee Cotton mills, at Salis bury. - IVIr. John A Cline, after" several days confinement-to- his bed with sickness, is out again. Your attention is called " to the administrator's notice by Mr, John A Barn hard t, of No. 5. Stop at D M. Walker's if you want fUmT in thf rrmoerv Anrl rnfinr line. Don't forget the place op posite D C Furr's at Forest Hill. tf. A shifting engine and the priyate car of D W Lum, general bridge supervisor of the Southern Railway, collided at Salisbury. Monday night. 3ir. John ARankin, of Mill Hill, Standard is glad to note that he is considerably improved and is daily growing stronger sinct? his recent at tack of facial paralysis. The November- term of Rowan . ft superior Uourt will not convene antil Thursday, the 21st, Monday the lS'.h should be the jirst day,-but Tudge Norwood will have to preside over two courts in one week. He wilt be in Randolph until Thursday. Confusion as to .the choice of a blood.purifier is unnecessary. There is bat one best Sarsaparilla, and that is Ayer's. This important fact was recognized at the World's Fair, Chicago, 1893, being the only blood purifier admitted to be placed on ex hibition, ' - 7Mr. Brown, came to town, Tues day eyening, with a message for Dr. MrvVv G Means -W.ter, giaa to announce. X. The sweet potato. crpp Utml and prices will rule high. . The morning r uu was one and 1 ha-f hours late to-day. V More than one-half ot the cottnn platform A t .w auftCluU8 lo waiJ over. I Mr, Jas. M" Burrage has opened i A. 1 oat a stocK of goods at his store building on Nonh Main street. The St. Cloud is having a bis rush of travel at this time. The office at night is usually a liye scene. Ex -Merchant Howard Mcose, who moved from here to his home in Stanly county, was in town with a bale of cotton. Editor Wichard's wife, of Salis bury, who has been critically ill and who wa3 reported convalescent, has suffered a relapse. Her condition is quite critical. The son of Mr. "Green Sides, of Finger, Stanly county, who" received a fall at Gaffney, S. C, some weeks ago, and was right painfully hurt, is improving. THE RUSH OF L O.MANITY. People Wlio Travel, its Seen by Onr Keuorter. . Judge Montgomery went to Shelby on the '11:15 train. Ex-Congreasman John S Her derson parsed down the road today. . Rev." T W Smith aud Mr. T Chapman are autographed in China Grove today. . - v Mrs. J P Allison left this morry ing for a two weeks' visit to Balti more friends. Miss Lizzie Young left on; the morning train on a visit to friends in Burlington. Mrs. TIL Hitch, who has been i visiting at Mr. John A Kimmons, returned toCharlotte today, Floyd McEachern" has been returnea from Charlotte, where he had been spending some time. Mr. and Mrs. S J Durham, who have been at Cap t. Odell's for some days, returned to Dallas on the 11:15. - ,000 $16 WORTH OF DRY GOODS, SHOES AND CLOTH- Will now be thrown on the market that will be. 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 happen. TAKE PLAIDS " - : '''' Something th'at every farmer will have to buy, Until what we have is aU sold, will go at 3 cents per yard They are worth 5 c. One hundred pieces outing. Cotton reached 9 cents today; ML Julian has moved his house- you will have, to buy. We will let what This is the 8 and 10c hold effects to Salisbury, John R Gentry and Robt, J are to meet on the Rddsyille race track; Walker pays the highest some time this month, and haye it we have go at 5c kind. CHEYXOTS, The 8 and 10c kind, will go at 7c. styles and new goods. D. M market prices for all kind of 00t- untijf pruuuw, uaau or oaner. Mr a W f Q Furr's at Forest Hill. tf. lft8t tnree months has been in At JLaQieS W 001 lan ta, returning this morning. He Nice Mr. G T Crowell ;is getting Tris hfta been Bick fohree wee and ooutn American souvenirs pretty well di8tributed;over the county. On Tuesday he gaye a South Ameri can walking cane to Mr, E D-Lentz. Some of the parties of the old Poplar Tent Fair Association want to recover some money they, as an association, pat into the fair grounds here They say that it is out of date. The Greensboro Times says a good deal of complaint was heard when Buffalo Bill's show exhibited in Greensboro, and there is no doubt that it is not what it is represented to be. look Very weak and worn. Hon. Ambrose Hileman went down to Raleigh injinswer to a dia- Dress Goods Have been cut to the quick; 'Tis im possible for us tomake you appreciate patuu uainug uim mere w iuuk. idw our price is below all others. the Alliance slip m getting the large house at Gary, which the Alliance proposed converting into a shoe fac- tory. PRINTS Goose Urease. For hundreds, of years Goose Grease has been used for rheuma tism. If you want the best liniment in the world for all aches and pains, cuts and bruises go to Johnson's Will go in endless quantities at 4 and oc. These goods have all advanced, and will cost wnolesale what we ask for our stock but they mnst go. - 'Tis out of question, to duplicate our price on - THE. . cumW8man If tlie fashion plates are : to be believed, will wear black, and there neven was 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' a appearance than "a fine : black gown,which is alike economical and ultra fash-, ionable. . Ve huve just" gotten in our black and navy blues bought when the prices were low can sell you 75 cent Henriettas Surah for 50c 46 inches wide Can sell you a $1 goods 50 inches wide for 75c. Our stock of Black Creapones are the latest; production. We ask all Ladies to see pur dress -goods betore buying else where. Do you want to see th'a 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 "ypt. Our No, 70 Hound Toe a grand seller, all at low figureis. 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. Drue: Store and buy a bottle of Mr. Rittenhouse, one of the men Goose Grease Liniment, made from hurt in the street railway accident pure goose grease. Mfg. by River at Wilmington on Saturday, died side Medicine Co., Ore Hill, N. C. ol8 Monday morring. His injuries, as shown by the post mortem, were Archey to go out to No. 11 quick to severe internal ones. The other two e Mr. J Alfred Litaker, who was men will recover. reported very ill. For several days To remove the constipated habit had been having chills, and ua day afternoon he tbecame very Lf Ayer's Pills, toilcved by a laxa- ill, so much eo that the family was tjve iej;t Most other cathartics do alarmed. . mnra Karm than pood, therefore leading physicians recommend serious matter. Farmers are waiting Ayert Pillsespecially as a family patiently to sow wheat but can't PnJ81c turn a furrow. The ground is as Mr. Hugh Barnnger, . who has iard aa a rock almost and .nothing been sick for a week or ten days, oe can be done. Thrfi is a finsmcion came insane last week. Sunday he that we may have rain soon, how- was quite yiolent. Arrangements are Showers are falling in the being made to eena mm to me oiaie astern part of the State and once Hospital at Morgan toe His insan- the ice 13 broken we may expect ' our is due to excessive drinking, btates- Fire luttarance j Companies represented that are safe and reliable. 2t Bahrow & Hueley, Agents." MEN'S WOOL OVER AND - UNDER SHIRTS. We will sell a lot of Outing shirts at 10c. Cotton under shirts all at whole sale price. , , . ' The largest stock of ladies vests, in town will go at cut price. WOOL FLANNEL, Heavy wool frill Flannel will go for. 12 c.i These s:ood3 cost more now Dy the bolt. , from the ope course of a trip almost Many wonder when Sheriff; Sims enii nf :h Sfafpn the left here with Chal. Plott, the negro other Col, Olds, of Baleigh, says he rapist. Jailer Hill between 3 and 4 found f u; ;i rvrnndav evening took Plott out of viiu Liiiiiyf w iiii'.n Til h iintiouajft i - w d both due to the drought. One jail the back way and ; e:ot him out Wflo -l-.i, - . i nviftrlnfc.A road where , Sheriff 22i tacueacn or many trees, neariy - flAmflfL' ff thnt oaka ou clav lands and but f ew Sims tcok him into a ,bug8y . and We ln that these of any considerable size, and carried him on to Charlotte getting MmM nniirp mm. Hbuta BLANKETS Jl Bought at the lowest notch ever reached, i wul go Out now, mat niu uu juuguuu. SHAKE hands - with your fi lends hut not. . with . your enemies i Shoes Shoes HAVE YOU ' THOUGHT OF BUY ING A FALL DRESS? lias - Weill 44 inches wide 40 cents p9r yard. B6 inch1 Every person in the coanty knows that- the ; wholesale price on shoes has advanced from 25c to 50c pair. Now heie ia where we can do you the most good. We have. will knock 'em ont Groves' uu3. VV hy the oaks on the sandy lands stood the drought and intense at tetter than those on clay soils i8 & bard question to answer. The ater 'supply in the sandy sections claimed to haye been more regular aetevhere. What; will bs the 'reage of fall-sown grain is as yet Wleniatical, for as yet none has eeQ Pt in the around. In the Stains, both the trees and the P3 stood the drought better tHan "4waere. there,, some time after dark. This morning ex-Congressman L 0 Latham, who has been seriously ill for the last few -weeks, was taken r ln fvaofmonf:- Hft was rt-MnDMDl'CBBlilBllt Chill Tonic $eooo i wnrth of Shoes that-we bought when the price struck the bottom . Everybody will have to buy shoes, and if cotton has run up to a good price, it will not bring you so much fiftsh. but what you will'f eel like, you want " to save as much of lhe money as possible, i Now we wll place you in a position to keep a good part of your money in your pocket aid will distribute this 1 Woi 1 ; 27 cents per onr line of ladies yard. See Slack - ress Goods and H W W bed bee. J R Kehly one of the Atlantic' Coast Line om cials, sent his private car here to take Maj. Latham and party as far as Norfolk. Maj. Latham's friends are very- solicitous over his condi tion and Vish him an early recovery, Greenyille Reflector. T j out to those who will tako advant aera of it at prices on lots of stuff i Yours tojplease, DRUGGISTS ANDiPHARMACISTS CONCORD, N; C. J . II 1 ,1 1L- M . . r. even lower xnan we boiu vu uamo shoes last ! winter. If you want to save money, you will want to see our stock before you buy a single i This" is a great opportunity for the. buying pub li rati Crepons, Crovenetts and Henriettas. They are the lattest. Don't miss them if you wan t a black- dressl Our -and Immk are simplyelegant. ma is a gjeat opportunity iortn o :,f, r. . lowe &"sbN; i lOQas g'Qtaeg
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