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Fi&e Ginghams
Outin Cloths.
Plaids, Sheeting
": and SaltgBags.
Dealers in
GENERAL
MEROHADISE-
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Buvers of
COUNTRY
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PRODUCE
.ol all kind, and 4-foot
wood always wanted-
best prices for same.
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We invite an insec-
tion $t 1 all the goods
we manufacture.
.ODELL MFG-.'Co.,
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T CONCORD MAKKET&
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COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling........ 7 50.
Middlings............. ......7 65 '
I ow miidhng " ;6.20
fc tains 6 to 6
PRODUCE MAn&El
Corrected bv SwmK & White
13acoB ........ to 75
. j Sugarcured nams. ........... 12Jto 15
Sulk meats,sides. ..5 to 7
Beeswax........ .20
Butter .... ................. .10tol5
Chickens......... 10to25
Oorn .45
Eggs ... 12i
Lard.. . 7
Fiour(North Carolina)... .......1 82$
Meal I........;.....;...... 45
Oats................. ,35
ThI1ow ............ .. ..... .... . 3to4
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COKGORD, N. C.
J. M. Odell, . i President
D, B. Ccltbane Cashier
"j. D. Coltrane, Assistant Cashier
Capital,
Surplus,;:
$50,000
$16,000
DIRECTORS
J. M. Odell, . D. F. Oannoh
Elam King, J. W. Oakiton
WR. Odell,' W. H, Lilly,
1). B Coltrane
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Itiary BLOOD POISON permanently
cured In 15 to 35 days. You can be treated at
I npme for same price tinder same gnaraa
J ty If you prefer to come here we will con
vract m pay raj iroaa xareana note 1 oills,and
nocnarge. It we fail to cure. If you hae taken mer
uy pars ine Doay, tiaiiror liyebrows falline
out. It is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
re guarantee to cure. We solicit the most obsti
nate cases and chaUengre the world for a
5.San.?itiCtirA Thls ease has always
oaffled the skill of the most eminent nhvsi
cians. 5OO,O0O capital behind our uncondl
- tional guaranty. Absolute proof s sent sealed on
application. Address COOlK REMEDY Co2
807 Masonio Temple, CHICAGO, ILL
L.iM ARCHE Y, M .D
- ' Phjeician and Snrgeon. -Concord,
N. 0.
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD ANNEX J
DPOlgQfJ
pains. Aiucous Patches in month, Sore Throat.
Fimple&. Conner Ctolnmrl Knnfu. I Tl Z
pocasn, ana still navo aches and
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
The weather during the week
ending Saturday 12th, 1896, con
tinued remarkably dry, almost no
raiu at all having fallen,) except a
few very light local showers in sev
eral western counties. The first
part of the week was cool (7th and
oidj, dui aunug tuc iiaci
temperature rose again
HUU 1 J tvr
na Ml I I
degiets. The weather has been
clear and favorable for cotton pick
ing, but was not otherwise benefic
ial. Streams and wells are reported
to be getting very low.
Western District : Excepting very
light local showers on the 11th at
scattered points in five counties, the
entire week was dry and clear. The
?th and 8th were cool, b
ut higher
temperatures prevailed at
the close
of the week. Theee conditions were
favorable for picking cotton, which
progressed rapidly; cottcn is es
timated to be from one-half to two
thirds open. The entire crop will
b9 out at lenst three weeks earlier
than' usual. Field peas are being
gathered, pods were formed spar
ingly. Where rains occurred tur
nips are making fine growth, but
many farmers have planted turnip
seed three'times without! securing
a fair stand. Cane being cut and
juc lapses being made. Pastures
in-
jurtd by drought in western valleys.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Childrerio
The fac
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is ca
everj
wrapper.
Reduced Kallroad Rates.
For the following or canons, round
trip lattfcbave bten authorized :
On account of meet ng of Con
cord Presbytery at Hi'ckury, N. C,
September 15tb, 1896. Tickets oh
I sale Sepieiiiber 14, 15 and 16 inclu
sive. Limited to bpt. 21, 1896.
Fare for round trip $3 85. Limited
continuous passage botn directions.
Account speaking by Hon. W J
Bryan, Pre3idential candidate, Sal
isbury, N. C , 11 a. m., September
17th, 1896. Tcketfl on sale Sep
tember 17tb, limited September 17.
Fare for round trip 70 cents.
Account Fpeaking by Hon. W J
Bryan, Presidential candidate, Ral
eigh, N.' C, September 17th, 1896
at 7 ta 9 p. m. Tickets on sale
Septemder l?7th, limited tojSeptem
ter 18th. Fare for round trip $5 00
Accouut speakiLg Hon. VV J
Bryan, Presidential candidate, Char
lotte, N. C, 9 a. m September 17.
Ticckets on sale September, 16, and
for trains scheduled to ! reach Chars
h tte morning of 17th,4 limited to
September 18. Fare for round
trip 70 cents.
Account speaking by ' Hon. W J
Bryan, Presidential candidate, Dur
ham, N. 0., 5 30 p.' m., September
17th. Tickets on sale September
17. limited Septt-mbei 18. (Fare for
round trip $ 4.15.
Account speaking by Hon. W J
Bryan, Presidential candidate,
Greensboro, N C, 12 45 to 3 p. in.,
Sep ember lth, 1896. Tickets on
sale September 17,; limited ( to Sep
tember 18th, 1896 Fare for round
trip $2.35.
DR. H. O. HERRING-
Is again at the
old 8 tan d, where
he Will be
pleased to see
all who are in
SI need
of his
PROFESSIONAL - SERVICES
Mount Amoena
SEMINARY
. A Flourishing, School for oung
LadieB. , '. !
TEN TEACHERS ,
, Ornamental Branches Receive
' Carefui Attention, :
BEV. O. L. 7l SFISHER, A, M
Pbihoipal. v
MOUNTiPLEASNT. N O
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Died In a 'Waiting Boom.
Mrs. Fox, wife or . Rev. Dr. J B
Fox, pastor of the Lutheran church
at New berry, S. C , was suddenly
taken ill last Friday at Alston, on
the Soutbern, train, while on their
return from their summer vacation.
She died of heart failure that after-
j noon in the waitiDg room of the
Mrtfw whither she was
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conveyed upon the arrival of the
noon train. .
Vr. Fox is well known m this city
and county, being a nephew of Mr.
Martin Boat. He was also a student
of Korth Carolina College in 1878
Hi3 home is at Newberry.
Serions Mioollngr a flair.
Ta rboeo, Sept. 1 3. John Hardy,
a young white man who lives near
Rocky Mount, came here today to
witness a game of baseball. Lute
this afternoon he was o er the river
near C G Peel's bar, where he got
into ft diflBculty with John a iller,
colored, who shot him in the right
side. Hardy'fif condition is critical.
Miller disappeared and has not yet
been arrested.
Paralyzed While Preaching.
Rev. R C Morrison, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Matthews,
was stricken speechless with paraly
sis Sunday while in the ihidst of
his sermon. He stopped in the
midst of a sentence, and turning
around walked to a chair and eat
down. Some of the congregation
hurried to him and found that he
wasspeecbless.- Charlotte Observer.
When a man owns a blooded horse
he is always careful of its health.
He looks after its diet and is par
ticular that the feeding shall be
regular and rieht. VVhile he is do
ing this it. is likely asnot that he is
himself suffering from some disease
or disorder. When the trouble gets
so bad that he cannot work, he will
begin to give himself the care lie
gave the horse at - the start. Good
pure, rich, red blocd is the best in
surance against disease of any kind.
Almost all diseases come from imp
pure or impoverished blood. Keep
the blood pure and stroDg and dis
ease can find no foothold. That is
the principle upon which Dr.
Pierce'd Golden Medical Discovery
works. It cleanses, purifies and en
riches ttie blood, puts and keeps the
whole body in perfect brder; makes
appetite good, digestion strong, as
similation perfect. It brings ruddy,
virile health. It buils up solid,
wholesome flesh (not fat) when,
from any cause, reduced below the
healthy standard.
Ii. B. Glenn at Weldon.
Weldon, N, 0., Sept. 12. R B
Glenn spoke to an immense crowd
here today. The speech was a pow
erful arraignment of the monomet.
allism, and a strong plea for free
coinage. Great enthusiasm pre
vailed. Many populists and colored i
people were in the audience. Old
Halifax will do her full duty.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DATT
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. r All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. ''
Presbytery at Hickory.
' The regular meeting of Concord
Presbytery convenes at Hickory
this (Tuesday) afternoon and will
hold for four days. Rev, W C
Alexander, Rev. A K Pool and
Messrs C R and J B White are in
attendance from this city, represent
ing the First Presbyterian church,
Forest Hill, Patterson Mill and
Rocky Ridge congregations. They
will return Friday.
Bucklen's Arnicasaire,
The Best Sal ve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Ghappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
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? Piles or no nav" reoui-ed. Tt i
guaranteed to give etatiefaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
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Beginning today, June 30, 1896, we give to
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one of those Handsome Portraits whenjthey have
bought furnitnre to the amount ofk$25,and if
the portraitps not satisfactory you need not take
it until itis. We givejyou the gPortraitFree.
You pay only for the frame. The cost of the
frame, glass, etc., will be only $1,50. This is
the best and. cheapest way toJIgetlif e 4ike por
traits of Yourself, JFather, Mother, Brother, Sis
ter, "Uncles, Aunts, Cousins, andj'wejhave the
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