Arriral of -Tralps.
jfo. ii from Richmond. arrives at 11:17 a. m.
1 ,e Washington " " !T'
7:22 n m
:ji a. m
12
36
37
11
11
11
11
11
Atlanta
New York
3 '. . . 9:oop..m.
, 64loriauounuireignt leaves at 12m.
63 Southbound V t "5:15 P. m.
Nos. 11 and 12 are , the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
last mall trams between Atlanta and Washington-
Nos. 3&and 38 .are .the, Washington aid
Southwest ertPVestibulea Limited trains and stOD
at Concord on signal. - v
For TMe Holidays
We are now opening the
handsomest line of Novel J
ties fr Christmas trade
-we have ever displayed so
many beautiful goods, we
cant enumerate, we invite
;you to call in and look
them oyer. We take
great pleasure in showing
- them, for they are indeed
beautiful and everything
is SO CHEAP. Please
call early and often
TIER'S DRUG STORE,
CONCORD, N.C.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS.
s
Brown Bros, had a W-killin
time at.their stables Thursday even,
g. Eight hoea met death by
meacs 0t rhe knife. ' T
Ther i8 in all probabilities, a
livelihood of corn"RoinR np. Good
corn, whiskey ie now quoted at $1,60
Per gailon, and finds ready sales at
that. .:,' .'
It w a bijr banner that bears the
advertisement of the Kentucky horse
sale at 3rown Bros, stables, which
! stretched across the street from
Xorke, Wads worth & Co's. to Man',
shoe shop.
Two hundred dollars reward Mas
Thursday offered from the Govern
ncr's office for the capture of Samuel
R Newland for the recent murder of
W F Salman, in Caldwell county,:
The Thompson Orphanage in
Charlotte has recived $600 as a re-
. vyucuuuuB ta&en on
ihankegiving Day for that institu
A- .
lion DV tne . VArinna T!!nia.MM.i
enurencaof the State.
Herr Eduard Kilanyi, the orieina-
tor of the liying picture, is dead. He
passed away in his bachelor apart
ment on West Fortieth street in New
Vicuen l p ana ,n snape By On, York Wednesday. He
UllBtllMir PAIIIII Pn.ho. I VUV8UBJ( JJ.O
was
There was a general rreeze Taurs
day night.
Forecast for tomorrow : "Satur
day fair and warmer."
Fresh Carolina Rice iust "in at
Hungarian.
r -v mm j-.
Mr. j M (Jross came over from
Charlotte this morning and was in
conference with Attorney Smith in
regard to the Cross legacy. The
heirs insist on Mr. Smith froinir to
.1 P Allison's for S PPTirE nor nnnnH lTl--:i LL-.- : 1
- . , -v-.v rv ruuM. uraiu to aueua 10 tne unsmess.
auu . u,Wiii,s uuuaoia ioi it jon are anxiona to find the
rent od worn street. Appi, w w ,,,ble ;Uood md
in
of
Ayer's Almanac the testimonials
One thousand taolets is a good- thnno who h onu
ezea pile see BosMnn's ad Tertiee terrible diseases as catarrh, rheuma
UltJUU , I tifltn. ftnii arnfn a hv t ho nn
Sappenfieldi have had a new awn. A7er 8 Sarsapanlla. Then goyern
leg put up in front of their store yourself accordingly.
room- A Stanly countryman, Mr. Al-
Eggs are bringing only fifteen fred Honeycutt, is somewhat of a
cents per dozen; cotton seed fifteeu peaestnan. inursaay night he
went to the depot to see the "cars,"
and after the train came to a stand
cents per bushel, ..."
The front to Dry & Wadsworth'o
furniture store will receive a coat of
paint. Quite natural, it will be red.
still, he boarded it and was inspect
it? g the mechanism when it rollpd
off with him. He was carried to
th harness business and is now sole
proprietor.
Circus soap still leads the market.
Celluloid and corn starch, Pearline
Soap T?oam for sale at J P
Allison's. ' . - '
k -A- 'A- y Jffiimi
11 ttv 1
PUREftilJRHAfl
Cigarettes
I "to -v. wJacffiav
I I ,' Y V
1 Biarwj)!
I ' Lrriii-y
ike Sons &Ca.
'THEAHERICAN TOBACCO CCv
DURHAM. N.C. U.g.A
m
MADE FROM
6rci3o Tobacco
ADSOI.UTELY PURE
THE RUSH OF H CTMANITY,
g'DrfFlNISH
and Quality !
E Vic Stiller ha3 purchased from Harrisburg and let down, from
the Messrs. Lippard their interest in whence he walked back, reaching
town about 3 o'c'ock this (Friday)
morning.
As an emergency medicine, Ayer'a
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead of all
other remedies.r For the relief and
People Who Travel, as Seen by nr
Reporter, v
Miss Iiaur a Wads worth returned
to Charlotte to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. ft A Brown have
returned from Atlanta.
Mrs. J H Mason and son have
returned from Atlanta and Char
lotte. ' .iy.-..,,-. .
. Mr, F FSmitbof Forest Hill,
has gone, td Greensboro to attend
the convention. .
Rev. WhC Alexander has gone
to Salisbury to assist Rey. Dr. Ru ra
pie in . preaching.
Mr. George F Barnhardt, late
superintendent of the county chain
gang, has gone out to Mt. Pleasant
to Bpend some time.
Mr, Sam Sloops, Jr returned
from Atlanta -last night in responee
to a telegram telling him of i ha se
rious illness of his father, who is
much better to-day.
Mrs. Dr. Daniel, nee Miss Iaura
Con el!, of Franklin, Ga:, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Correll. She will remain here dur
ing the holidays.
Rey. J 0 Alderman has gone to
Greensboro to" attend the Baptist
State Convention. He will return
before Sunday. Regular services
will be held at the Baptist church
and Loan 15th Series
city, but none surpass those in ster
ling silver. Read Corrells adver
tisement. Oa Thursday the highest price
Paid for cotton in Charlotte and
JBnlldins
Opened.
The fifteenth series of
stock in
cure of croup, whooningcougb. sore
Many novelties can be teen in the and the daDi:erou8 pnimonJ
ary troubles to which the young are
so liable, it is invaluable, being tae Concord Perpetual Building and
prompt to act, sure to cure. Loan Association opens Saturday,
The board ot health for New December 7th. Gallon the-secre-
srr,y.r cwixr h wa nnaeeA on nrinannp tarv and treasurer and subscribe.
Salisbury was 7.90, while our buyers f n . will d1 h 0Q ith the dairv- The: third series of stock mature
paid 8 to 8.15. ? " i man's profit by forcingjthe following and will be paid off 'this month. A
Fresh citron, raisins, reoleaned stringent law: "No milk which has good paying mveauneuv.
currants, extracts and spices tor been watered, -adulterated, reduced
J. P. Allison-, Pres.
fruit cakes and Christmas 1 goods ;at ftr nhtkritPA ;n anv resnect bv the H, I. Woodhousb,
J P AlliSOn'S. . IJJIJ.S a nf kor nafariPA
addition of water or other substance, Secretary and Treasurer.
Whose will be next ? It is now or DT the removal of cream, 'shall
ramorea that three more . weddinfii hfl hronaht into, held.-kepr, or of- A ? D18T"
d410t
The most important is
DYE AND FINISH.
Meteor Serge, 35 inches wide,
wool both ways, 25c per yard.
French Serge, 45 inches wide,
wool both ways, 40c per yard;
. worth 60c.
French Henrietta, 45 inches
wide, wool both ways, .50c;
worth 65c.
Black Faille Franchise 'Silk,
20 Inches wide, 85c: worth
$1.00.
Another lot of
BOUCLEsi-
tn black, 50 Inches wide, $1.00
per yard, worth 1.35. They
are shaggy got the curl up to
date.
IMPORTED PLAIDS,
bilk and Wool, 38 jlnches wide,
worth 75c our jprice 60c. See
our patent
LOWE&;SONl
linger Tipped
i
Kayser
loves
25 and 35 cents per pair.HFits
like kid. , Don't come too late.
We are selling!
C A N tT02TS &;PETZEK
OKLY
FIVE' MORE WKEES
THE :
. COMING
WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
waeuch 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' e
appearance than .4 fin
black gown,whicb alike
economical and hi trja fash
ionable. We have just
got ten 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
76c. Our stock of. Black
Creapones are the latest
production. We ask all
dress
vill you have the ad
vantage of this mag
nificent stock at your
own price.
Our house has been
rented to other pai
ties anh we will have
to give possession the
1st of January and to
close out the stock
we will sell goods ; at
prices that have never
been heard of
100 DOZEN
UQIES BUCK HQS
always sold at 10 and
15 cents goes on our
bargain table to-day
t 5 cents. They have
All dress goods cut
to, cost and below.
Flannels at prices you
have not seen before.
WE BELL A
Ladies Sluoe
at 75 cents
worth $1:25.
tbat is
dog I
Postel
are booked for Concord within the fered for sale at any place in the Wednesday ight a wee little
' ; lan.rr on entered the home of Mr, I
Beans, oatmeal, hominy, gelatine, keep, have, proffer for sale m the . . v , toom and
Baker's and German's - chocolate, said city any snon mu. u , ..aslBlran. . anoneh.
.1; A .aaHo "nf i vw "-r-r "
-uyea, macaroni, cauueu wv w. . -, T. . TJ,fl nifik falln. imnapd him-
liadies to see our
goods betore buying else- EVERYTHING
wnere.
Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
all sorts at J P Allison's,
Remember the oyster supper
Tuesday night next at Armory hall,
the Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church.
Jno. P Allison keeps a good line
of dry goods, sho8, hats and gro
series which he offers as low as
lowest. Call to see him.
LADIE'S SHOES B
ex er shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced. -. ,
Ww. Rweaririffan. aeed about 50 self bv tearing up two lofely hon- Toe perfect beauty.
years died at Forsst Hill Thursday nets belonging to Miss Minne LenU Cur No. 71 Needle -Square
afternoon, or pneumonia, xie nui oesiaes a numoer uj. uuu&b buu uww r - - -
wAinAkin AvfiAinj : I
7- uur Lo, o jroiuteu xvaz-ur
Toe the most stylish yet:
111 y. tV A. WMUVk A VW M
CHEAPER
v;: THIS
7 : week : -
:- : THAN " '
EVER
been sick for a long time.
the
It was indeed a sad picture this I
Friday) morning at the bedside of
their infant when llr. and Mrs.
John Phillips beheld the cold form
A child was born a few days ago L( their two month's old ohild,
ia an ohannrA town in the State of which was still in death. , The
Qaxaiia. MftTicn. havine a fmost sin- ftnciea silently, without knowledge
silarlr fnrmpA had. twssessinfl a o a f0nd parent, bore the little
aothbut no nose, ears regularly babe's soul away sometime during
rooortionedand eyes finely shaped the night. Ite lifelets form w
located in " the top of its head. not discovered until this morning.
ua since. oieo, uu l . priaBHiuMJtfisMreiisrvc3
The store room, next to Dove & Urand seller, all at low figures.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
LOWE & SON.D
goed basement Possession giyen 1st
January,4696; -Applr to
An exohange observes, that adyew j
tisemehts, like many young girl's!
waists, are of tea crowded into too
small a space to be attraotiTe.
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bossom extra
heavy muslin double front
and bac&, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeves, custom cut and
at the low price of 60c.
Gibson & Morrison.
a
3
1
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r
. ': f
been sent to a State museum, 1 t4LWijDkMu'erTO