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Arrival of Trains.
o. ii from Riehmondi arrives at. 11:17 a. m."
,5 " Washington " " 10 p. m.
2 " Atlanta ' " " 7:22 p.m.
36 " Atlanta ' " " 9:35 a. m.
37 New, York , " ; 8:48 a. m
3S " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m.
' 64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,
63 Southbound " " " 5:45 p: m.
TCos. 11 and 12 are the local trains hptwppn
Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
fast iv nil trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton. Nos. 37 and 38 are the Washington .and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
at Concord on signal.
cecei
ved
To-day,
FETZER'S
jyili
Wfl Will ir-nww, A '
. w. morrow wnat
- auo JLdmocratic and P
euuuve committees have done on
electoral fusion. From all indica
Hons "fusion will prevail." ::
Mr. Ddberry Fisher, of Mount
lieasant, ia - again a salesman at
CannonB & FetzerV Mr. Fisher
has many friends in the city and
county who will be glad to see him
there.
Miss Mary Brachen is" now in
New York at Jas. G Johnson's,
making a handsome line of pattern
hats and bonnets. She will be in
Concord soon ready to exhibit
same. j . f
A number of the members of the
congregation .of the Methodist
church held a prayer and praise
ser vice at the jail Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The service was led
by Rev. J R Moose, of Bays Chapel
at Carinonville. 1 j
Mr. Ed. Cline, on last Saturday,
purchased - the desirable lot on
South Main street lying: between
the property of Mr. N D Fetz?r anj
Mr. William Blume. We learo that
Mr. Ciine will erect a dwelling on it
at an early day.
Mr. Alexander Saunderson,
Choudrant, La., sajs: uHaviDg u?ed
Avers Pills at least twenty-five
years, I would say that for all dis
eases OF the bowels, stomach, and
liver, which can be remedied by
pills, these are always effective.
They keep the system in perfect or
der.' ;. . ;.rt.'.u iV.
Mr, Lee Sipp, son of Mr. Sandy
Sapp, who lives in No. 5 town
ship wa8 in the city this (Monday)
morning He had a dog that had
been acting peculiar for several
days and, while fooling with . him
the dog bit him. Mr. Sapp thinks
his dog was mad and went to Char
lotte to have a madstone applied.
PJSKbONAL POl.lJiai
The Ebb Hnrt Flow of the Humnn
Tide at Tills Iort, as Seen By Oar
Reporter. ;
Rev. Paul Barririger,of Heilig'si
was in the city today.
j Mr. James Wads worth, of Char
lotte, spent Sunday in the city, L
j--Mr.H C McAllister went up to
China Grove this morning.
Mr. John Holshouser," of
Maiden, is home on a i visit to rela
tives. - ;-;:;;,,.;:,';-,-?:Cp.:r.;, t ...
Mr. S A Hamilton came down
from Salisbury and spent Sunday
in the city with his family.
, Messrs. A M Faggart and Dallas
Pitts spent Sunday at Poplar Tent,
returning this morning. .;.
Mr. D L Hathcock and Dr. B L
Griffin went up to Salisbury this
morning, the latter professionally.
Miss Sallie Fisher, of Mt. Pleas
ant, spent today in the city, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John ACline.
Mrs. Rev. W G Cam obeli 'ar
rived in the city from Virginia Sat
urday night, and is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Smith. -
Miss Liliie Lad wig, of Mt.
Pleasant, parsed through the city
this morning on her way to Salis
bury to visit friends. j
j Master ; Johnnie Alexander
came down from Mooresville Satur
day evening on his bicycle and
spent Sunday with home .folks
and others.-
! -Miss Sadie Clarkson, a fair rep
resentative of Charlotte, came over;
Saturday afternoon and spent Sun
day in the city, the guest of Miss
Jidizabeth Gibson.
Miss Mollie Suther, who has
been spending some time with Miss
Irene Ridenhour at Sr'. John's, re
turned to her home Jn
this morning. '
This is the finest 5
cent cigar
ever sold.
we have
FETZEfi'S DRUG STOBL
Harry P. Deaton, local reporter.
HiEiT.TIl
To talk about iany-
thing but; ' '
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Table Linens
If you have sick or nervous bead
ache, take Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
They will cleanse the stomach, re-J
store healthy action to the digestive
organs, remove effdte matter (the
presence of which , depresses the
nerves and brain), and thus give
speedy relief. .
H See our Plain White
Hemstitched at 5c. .
FIRE INS ORANCE.
Wiieri in ued oi Kirn bisuiance,
call tnd see us, or vi ir-. We lepre
sent ouly first clat Hrro and For
eign companies- ' '
Respc eti ly, ,
i W V00DH TO E A HaI.BIS.
See our Plain-White
Linen Hemstitched at
12 1-20;, worth 20c
'5 Our 44x21 Fringed
Towels,, worth h 25c,
for 16 2-3: ; A r r
Lesmgton
if-
x The doctor may be a good old
man, but even eof medical examina
tions and the 'local-application"
treatment are abborren t to every
modest woman. They are embar
rassi n g of te n usel ess. ,They should
not be submitted, to 1 until every
thing else has been tried. In nine
cases out of ten there is no reason
for them. In nine cases out of ten,
SHORT LOO ALS.
Lightning struck the beautiful
oak tree in the yard of Mrs. , John
W Fink Saturday night. f
Mai in da Moss, a highly respected
colored woman of the citv. for maov
years past in the employ of.Dr. R S the doctor in general practice isn t
Young, died this (Mondav) morn- competent to treat' female diseases.
ine after a -brief illness. One by Aney mase a orancn or meaicine oy
one the good old darkies pass away, tnemseives. iney are mstmct irom
and the demise of this "particular other ailments. - They can be
personage will be keenly felt by her propeny uouereioou ,anu ireaieu
numerous white friends. Pnly by one who has had actual
. ,Ci years of practice and experience in
Sunday tmorning just as the good this particular line This is true of
people were on their way to ser- Dr. R V Pierce, ! chief consulting
vice at'the various churches, a ne- nhvsician of the Invalids' Hotel
gro, half drunk, and from what we and Surgical Institute, at. Buffalo,
could , learn indecently dressed, N. Y. Dr. Pierce s Favorite Pre
Mr. W G Boshamer, who has had
an attack of fe-ver for the pa3t three
weeks is today very much better.
The school house at Cannoh ville paraded up and down the sidewalks scription, a remedy for all derange-
is nearly completed. By , another along the business part of town. He ments of the reproducti ve organs of
week the building will be ready for ws unobserved by the policemen,
use.
and, of course, was not arrested.
Mr. M B Hartsell, ticket agent at
the depot, is Off on a'ten days vaca
tion. Mr. ChalmereSim8 is substi
tuting for him. .
The New York World is authority
for the assertion that David B Hili i
is soon to declare himself for Bryan
and Sewall.
The Stanly Enterprise says : Mr.
G D Moose reports a young chicken
witn four legs and feet. A strange
ireak of nature I
A large limb was blown from the
tree that stands in rear of the post-
office on to that building Saturday
night during the storm.
The trial of the small boys and
the writing school will not come up
until the plaintiff is ready, which
will not be until late in the week.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of
the FirstJPresbvterian church held
a verv imnortant meetincr at the
home of Mrs. P B Fetzar this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Charlotte
Jvill be in Concord at the St. . Cloud
on Thursday, September 24. His
practice is limited to eve. ear. nose
and throat. tf
women, has been in actual use tor
more than thirty years. It cures
every form of "female weakness.".
THE STAR OF HOPE.
"I had lost tU
i hope and gone to
my father'9 to die
i said Mrs. Molif
L'-tl .
..: 'tfSrt Coryell Co., Texas.
ttV3 "I gave' birth to a
m ii wn n Tfir"""
John Gibson, the young mulatto
who worksat Willison's barbershop
accidentally cut a severe sash on
the back of his left hand while
strapping a razor.
t' 4 j-v gt Wi. tB
p."v 'revival
adds,
seemed to do verv
.well for 8 or q days.
I and tfipri T hec-an to
ITeel very bad, my
mv stomach was all
wroner and I seemed
r-i'-f to sufierwith every,
SifjA thincr that could Te
borne. I was in bed
k months and there
was not a day that i
seemed I could live.
We had the . best
doctors that out
country afforded. 1
was a skeleton
Every one that saw.
me thought that I
would never get;
well. Ihadparpita
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PROFESSIONAL
as . .Hin at the
old w-und, where
he will be
plead to see
all who are in
heed of his
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For Infants and Children,
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
SWEETER THE MEAT.
It is an old and homely adage
and finds an application here
The maker of mercjhandise as
reached the end of his summer.
His season is oyer ; yours has
just begun. He's anxious to
sell what is left of his mades
up product at almost any rean
sonable sacrifice. We're
watchi rig your interest in this
matter and as a result have
made some purchases that
will surprise you by their
cheapness..
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wrapper.
Forest Hill News.
Ma. W R Odell left for Mocks-
yille last night, where he was sum
moned to attend court.
Misses Loula Perkins and Amanda
Mwe r-t uKl rib S May spent yesterday in the , country.
headaches all the time ; a Deanng oown M T RflTi.pr :a onite sick
cDtmti ? ii distressed feelinz in my stom-N Mrs, lftUra Baxter IS quue SICK
ach ail the time ; could hardly eat anything at ner home on St. Charles street,
tii it 1 noted as if I would starve. All the MU "v
time. I would take ch weak trembling M j g McDonald, of ChaE
n it seemed as if I could not stand I
it. There were six doctors treating m Jotte, SpeQt Sunday with Gapt
I hid lost all hope and gone to my father's Charles Mc Donald, his brother.
? - -r nict tctVinor Tr Pierre' I
CoSSi-' Medical Discoverv and his 4 Fa- There will be a lawn party given
. . .- ' rnnrPTHPT - anci i iihik i . . ..
The Standard is in nossession fii until rfeTris if life wa. under the auspices of the Juyemie
of a communication tending to worth living again.u Missionary ' Society of the Forest
counteract imDressions e Dtten, from " I weigh more tnani nave 1.;- obhreh on-- tha fan
1 1 "JA1 r- fTar9. M.V menus aajruu v- t .- - -
uuiumnson oaiuraay wun rmr- R-" ever saw me. The&rsttwoDot. rTy iftwn next Thnrsdav eTeninff.
did me more good tnanaauie meQicmc . "
HERE THEY ARE:
Tired and broken down women
will find that DR. KlIIG'S ROYilL
GERFilETUEfl is a priceless boon and
blessing to them. It gives appetitey
brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids
Wash goods at 5, 8, ,10 and digestion, tones the nerves, builds up-
12i cents. Figured Mohair, I . . c. n(rfh anH nuts disease, and
A bargain. Billows of hand- pam to mgt. r-or
ksrehiefs, you'd wonder how
it nnnlflbe done if we haau't
told you, There's no loss to
us, but a - -v ''v;;;'
fEiJALE TR0U1LES
Including all menstrual and womH
Tj p oina fA Vftii difficulties, it has no superior used
Big Gain, tO YOU both locally. and internally. It is
locally
emphatically
nceto the unfortunate diflSculty
that occurred at Mr. J E Redmon's I
school. Statements seem to conflict
and The Standard is very anxious
that the affair should be amicably
adjusted and therefore deems it ad-
Yisable to be silent, when to speak
""gut hinder the best outcome.
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T taken. MyStomacn aas uey
I Can Cai aujru"6 " .
mnchaslwant. If you
want to use this in
a TVum . - jr-
fevnr of vour meaicine, x; ""-jv-
ess to testify to H '"
Who wants to know iuui .
We expect a grand auccesa for the
little people.
Mr. W P Shealy and little eon
left for their home Stanly creek
yeaterday.
uodncK.miDo
Pleasant to take as lemonade, and
and the. maker pays the piper.
Come ann see them, 5, 10, 12b.
15, 25 and 50 cts..
Oxford Ties: rrince Albert
and SDring Heel Ties in all the
new toes. These are Genuine harmless at all times. New packages
"RrcraiTis. no old coods. All
new, direct from the xaotory.
Come and See Us.
iarge bottle, 108 Doses, One Dollar.
Sold by druggists. Manufactured,
only by
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