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Arrival of TraliiM, h-. . ,!. :rom Richmond-arrives at 11:17 a ' . ... ... - . n 11 . 10 p. i-i; r. .Washington Atlanta At Uinta New York Atlanta m. nr. 7:22 p. m. 9:35 a. m. , 8:48 a. fti 9:00 p.m. " c ' Nrrthbouiui freight U-aves aWi:i7 a. m, - 03 Southbound " v " . 5:45P I Nos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between Richmond and Atlanta, Nos. 35 and 36 are the fast wall trains between- Atlanta and Washing ton Nos. 37 and 3$ are the 'Washington and Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trams and stop at Concord on signal- - , -- - ' ' MEADE & BAKER'S Carbolic. :'::!'.; Mouth' wash The Ideal Dentifrice. Preserves the teeth, strengthens the ; gums and puri fies the breath. :25c PER BOTTLE at FETZER'S DRUG STORE. A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS. Picked Up and Put in Shnpe By Oiit Uuxtliu- rciitil Pusher. Watermelons and candidal s were plentiful on the market today. President M. G. G. Scherer, of North Carolina Collej-e, was in the The ''Thompson Siugger6'V". de feated the. Sossamon team, froraJNo. 10 towrship, by a score of 17 lo 7. The iiUie fellows a; 3 proud of "their victory over a se; of grown men. Rev. A K Pool will conduct ser vices at the First Presbyterian A traveling preacher stopped on the square t nis 'morning and ex pounded the Word of God to a large crowd of curious listeners. Rv. H A McCu.llnugh anks U3 to state that there will i services at Mt. Hermon church this evening at OU U'UlUf'.K,; p, m, Dsrnocrats from various sections of the county are gratified at the fusion scheme with the Popdlist being subdued aid killed in the embryo. The executive committee of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina was in session today (Saturday) in thearlor of the St. Cloud Hotel. The missionary work under the care of the committee and other matters were under consider ation. Ayer's Ague Care is (an antidote for malaria and all malarialf dis eases, whether generated by swamp or sewer. JNeuner quinine, arsenic nor any other injurious drug ente s into tho composition of this rem edy. Warranted 10 cure fever and ague. Trie Salisbury World of Friday says that Mr. Eagene -Warner and Miss Lula Coley, of that' city, came dowu to Concord and "that the two intended to take upon themselves the solemo vows c matrimony' and "we learn the contract, bas not mateiiulizsd en yet. Paring 1 he e'iectr!c 1 r-orm Thur dav afiernooD, iightii -::g played over the wires, doing considerable damage in the office at the Cabarrus mills, leariog the telephone box to piecpe and knock 'fig Snperihtend ent Wilftcn dowu Mr. W'boo was not seriously him, bowever. PE RSO y AL PO I N TE HS. church tomorrow o'clock. morning at At nirb there will be 11 no preaching a, .hat church. .7 Register of Deeds Weddington had a rush ia the marriage license business last Thursday, when he is sued papers for three weddings, all to colored people. Although Be"hslcamp meeting closed last Wednesday night, preaching wa3 continued at night all during the v eel; with the usual large attendance. . Ihe baseball game in progress at r orest Hill this afternoon between Forest Hill and Charlotte, attracted a great crowd. It will be a ood game, no doubt. 1 ou will nod a box of Ayer's riDs an excellent traveling com panion. For restiveness, indiges tion, sick headache and nausea they are prompt, safe and efficacious. Taken in season, they may prevent serious illness and vexatious delay and disappointment. -. t A grand picnic will be given at tae nome of Mpa Flora McCarhern, in No 10 towhship, on Thursday next, riianer to be served at 2 o'clock. A number of young folks in the city have received invita- lions to be present. .' ' WANTED Salesmen to sell complete line of lubricating oils, greases, varnishes, specialties, etc. liood opportunity for the proper party. Garland Refining Co , Ulevebnd, 0. ,' . : si 4 Capt. Thaddeas W. Jones. Tenth 1 . TT . 1 . . k ' avan v. unnea states Army, now on leave of absence, has been detail id by the Secretary of. War to attend the encampment of the North Caro lina State Guard at Statesville Sep tember 9ih. Capt. Jones will ac company the regiment on its march i.oin State8ville to Charlotte and by order of Col. Armfield the camp at s'.ateville . will be called Camp Tones in. his honor.- States ville oa;s8 . was info; m up .Mr. W M W Voeii frooi Gec-gcv.-l.e ? Standard vepo: er liat the- horses that we-e sto!.&r fi cm Mr. Adam Furr. in this coea.V, a -yd t; n mule and buggy fc.'o c:. Irom- A. r. Jim GreenViif S'af;;y- county, azd- been recovered. The Ptraate .had been run down and turned iooce The Kbl and Flowi Jof (he Human Tide at This Port, as Seen By . Oar Rciiorter. " Mr! James D Heilig, of Salis bury, spe o t tod ay in the city. Mr. M J Freeman came in from the South last night. MIfs Addie Wallace is visiting friends in Salisbury. Mrs. Dr. R S Young and sod, Robertj returned to the city laat evening. - Prof. M A Boger and Charles, of Fiowe's, were in the city today. - Mfs3fc Dora Blume and Annie Litaker haue gone to Hickory to spend several weeks with relatives; Mr. P. B Fetzer and family are spending some time at Rocky River Springs, in Stanly county. Misses I.ettie Owens and Fay Brown spent today at Sumner's Siding,Jn Rowan county. Little Miss Nannie Aldridge, who was visiting ner sister, Miss Etta Tucker, returned- to High Point this morning. Prof. E B Setzler p?ssed through the city on his way to Mt. Pleasant, returning from Bostcn and other northern cities. Mr. and Mr3. James F Day vault returned to the city last night, after a week's visit to rela tives fin Iredell county. Mr. Hawley McEachern passed through tne city last nigbt on his returci.from Charlotte to Mi. Pleas ant, j Mrs. Thomas J Smith and children, of Knoxville, Tenn., are ex-neb'. ed 10 ar;:, e ;n t.Ke, city t-c- nighi, on a visit to Mr. Spaith's f:i' her. Miss Louise Bap:er. who was visii!iig:Miss -L-;?ii B ajkwelderat Mt. Pieasant, spent several hours in the jci'y Fiiday Liebt w;th Miss Conance Cliie, while on her re turn" to Wilmington, her home. mmmmmmmmsm 16x32 Knotted Fringe only 10 cents apiece, -:-19x40-:- HUCK ABACK t only 12 cents - apiece. -:-22x40-:- E3I.TJ G only 20 cents apiece. When people are. obliged .to take medidne thev want that it shall give quick relief and not add dis- coofort to their suns: ; usa. 1 hree reasons why p jople wiio sDlTdr with Constipation and Bin onsaees should take Simmon s Liver Regu lator : "It is better than pills, it does not gripe ; it jl-es quick relief, and does not weaken' but strengthens and refreshes the v bote system." J R Hiland, Monroe, la. Esnt Mi thi They are the best towels ever of fered for the price. - Headache and Neuralgia cured by Dt MILES' PAIN PILLS. "One cent a dose' Mr. Jay Sims has ret urned to the cityjfrom Hillsboro. The Alliance Shoe Factoi v, n vvuich h was em nloyed, has shut down for a short Willie. It is hepsd that this enter prise will soon resume wcrk. - r - Sheriff Sims says me statemerit in ihe Raleigh correspondence to the Charlotte Observer, which ap peared in Friday's issue, ' stating that he (Sims) had said in the dis cussion the night before that G Ed Kestler was not a delegate to the State convention, was absolutely inc irrect. n x THE NEARER THE BONE THE - SWEETER THE MEAT. . It is an old and homely adage and finds an application here. The mahftr of merchandise has reached the end of his summer. His season is ovei-; yours has just begun. He's anxious to sell what is left of his made up product at almost any reas sonable sacrifice, We're watchiDg your interest in this matter and as a result have made some purchases that will , surprise you by their cneapness. HERE THEY ARE: Wash goods at fi, 8J,"1') and 12i cents. Figured Mohcir, black, 86 inclips, at 25 cents, A bargain, Billows of band ksrebiefs, you'd wonder bow it could be done if we bad n't told you There's no loss to, us, but a - Big Gsin to You and the maker pays tbe piper, j Gome ann see them, 5, 10, 12K 15, 25 and 50 cts. Oxford Ties; Prince Albert and Spring Heel Ties in all tlie new toes. Tbese are G-enuine Bargains, no old goods All new, direct from the factory. Come and See Us. Gihont ilof.ri'sii J.--F. HiU'R-L!E Yv INSURANCEIAGENT, ; Office over FETZER' S DRUG STORE. FIRE INSURANCE. When in need ol Vice Insurance, call and see us, or vi ite. We lepre sent only lirst-claf Home and For eign companies. ; Respect f'udy, WOODH 'O E & llAIiBIS. nimiliiHiiiM l:H;ii;EllIijiii!ili!i!,yiii:!i;1aji;; Biiiiisa . mm 4hm - v i .. . . .- - - . , - A I illiEiiliiiii:!!:!' 1.4 i i. iJll mm ' ' t"iW:m tup tell llfe Jill mm mm. w THE LARGEST DEALER IN CSSfurmturc ant) ptanos tn tbe Caroimas. I v ' - -- LL GOODS bought direct from the makers in large quantities and sold at only one small profitno more. Ine Lompieie rurnisnin and Equipment of New Houses a Specialty. Small orders receive the same careful and oromp attention as large ones. Special lots of Furniture bought from Bankrnpt Manufacturers being offered at less than their value all the time. 'Ml andmark. - ANTED Solicitors for cam paign book uBryan, SewaP- and ee Silver," authorized by Bryan, written by Metcalf, Editor Omaha Vorld-Herald, appointed author by Bryan. Contains speeches and platform. A bonanza for agents, a free silver mine for workers. Only $1 50. The only authorized book. 50 per cent. Credit given. Freight paid.. Outfit free. Begin now with choice of territory. Permanent, profitable work for '96. Address, The National Book Concern, Star -Building, Chicago. eepl2 111 ;lfri teals 1mm fcc!i!iag - tev;h::;g Bbout pianos an& Qrgang. How to Make Home Attractive Has been the study of mankind since the trouble -in Adam's household, and it is now universally conceded that Music- is the potent factor in the accomplishment! of this result. Now a Piano or an Organ is a necessity if you want a Musical Home, and I have been studying and working for years to get myself into a position to supply the homes of North and South Carolina with the -o 33egt possible Instruments, j ?p Ht lowest possible prices, ano n Easiest possible XTetms. My success is beyond my hopes, and I am now pre pared to give my patrons the benefit. Such a line .. as I can ofter has never been controlled Dy one aeaier. Upright Pianos, $200 to $650. Reed Organs, $25 .to $175. : ' Arid I've got The Leader in Each Different Orade. ' Of course my low prices arid easy terms are going to stir up the small dealers, and wlien yon hear tie "yelp" abont ANDREWS, just remember what Sam Jones abont the one that velcs-be has certainly been hit. You will -probably buy but one Piano or Organ in a lifetime, so you want to be sure you get the right one. : rpi- Iet me, or one of my salesmen, help you make your selection. -$i.m -- mw Ty y w - - b.! 131 : ) CM ' ' - ; - fell 4 -r,A. ajL " b-xr l : zsary bout furniture. Fine Furniture Makes Fine Homes. The Most Expensive Furniture is Not Always the Finest. It must be Well Designed. Well jlade. W&l finished. g...'S 111 I can furnish you with all of these, at less money than other dealers will offer' them: . A great variety to select from : Bedroom Suits in Oak at $12. 50 to $100 Curly Birch, Mahogany, Birdseye Maple and Walnut Suits at all prices. c) parlor Suits in Great atieis ca fining "Room furniture, vetv Stle. b Dall Suits, to tbe Queen's Gaste. Pictures" and Easels in abundance. . . Everything in Furniture to make home comfortable. Mantels and Tiles for New Houses. All grades, and prices. No one can undersell us. A A 4 " B -,A isa specialty wnn us; ICYCLCw Ve will save you money on them. White Enamel Iron Beds at a Bargain. Hs:,"U C.i:.I AO o Hundreds and Thonsands of Homes in the two Carolinas mil testify to our goodsand toW - pricey Onr business mettods o. fair lifvroi: Wp want to da bnsmess.witn vou. ..- .Biases no oinerence now mu j" 6 lowest prices. Write for Catalogues and. prices, or our trayelUng salesmen will call to see you. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Furniture, Pianos and Organs, Charlotte. N. C & .18 West Trade Street 111 i i X V
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