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MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine Ginghams
Ontin Cloths,
Plaids, Sheeting
" , and SaltfBags.
Qir Dealers in ,
GENERAL;
' merohadise:
Biivers of
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COUNTRY
PRODUCE
oi all kind, and 4-foot
wood always wanted
best prices for same.
We invite an insec-
tion ot all the goods
we manufacture. ;
ODELL. MFG-. Co.,
Concord. NYC
Mount Ambena
seminars;
A Flourishing School for Tonne
Ladies. k v
TEN TEACHERS
Ornamental Branches Receive -
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Carefui attention
BEV. C. L. T. FISHER- A li
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PAINTERS, PLASTICOERS,
VARNISHERS AND .PAPER
HANGERS, A';'- ,
Alili JOBS GUARANTEED.
"WE WANT YOUR WORR
Old furniture made to look as
good as new. Mattresses made or
renewed with perfect satisfaction.
Upholstering a specialty See us.
W.D. Anthony &Co;
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OONCORD MAKKJSTa
COTTON JKABKET. j
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer
Good middling..... ..7.70
Middlings ...7.60
Low middling . 7
Stains .... 6
PRODUCE MAnKK
Corrected bv 8 wink & "White.
Bacon... .......... to 7$
Sugarcured Hams...... ...... 12ito 14
Bulk meats,8ides. ......5 to 7
.Beeswax. .............. ........ ..20
Butter ...........M..............10tol5
Ohickew... .... . .......... 10to20
Corn...... ..........45
Eggs......... ..... .12
Flour(Norih Carolina. "-...I 82
Keal. ...... 45
-Oats ........ ...... 35
Tallow ...a.......... . ..... m... ... 3to4
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cared In 15 to 35 fhiym'You can be treated at
oomefor same nrtaannrta um.
J ty. if yon pref r to come here ve will con.
fioeha:
-out, u is this Secondary uoOI POISn
eCTranfeUcnre.We solictt t& most obsti
cases and challenge the world foVS
case we cannot cure. This dl?eaee foa ninJ.
baffler! the akill of th i,2f2Pf J.EtB-
-elans." 500,030 tSSTS&
fipplication. Ai
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rc&raaty, A osyut proofs Bent sji&j oa
tion. Address COOK It E "VI K f'fi
Anthony
&Co
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Ctiry. iodide potash, and still hava rpHd. .JL.
a W 9 W VIBiXr. .AX TUD HKW UXRll W. Am.
Tte W oman of Itl
: She had read ihe sigo, "Do
snMk to the motorD2'4a.,, '.and
not
she
said, "I wouder why 'not Then
in wiusomt! voice she ii; quired of
tbdt fucctionary, "Why maiu't
one talk to tbc motormao ?' He
told her it was against rne rules.
,c3ut wby is it against the rnleo V
"Because it is." 'Then you don't
like to be talked to ?" "Oa, jes,
but Thunder, 1 Came witbin ari
ape of running down tnat old grtif !v
"But I should think it would be
nice to hjye somebody to speak to
iosteid cf talking to nobody all day
long." "Lady, you ar going to
stop talking, or tnere'd 2'D& to e
a smash up on this line, and a big
one, eee?w "Die bareful
And I did eo want to be
thing !
sociable
like; . He's married, Pil bet. He's
just like Henry when he's got the
papar under his nose" -Boston
Transcript.
;oney Island's Hiss Elephant
' stroyed. " j
; New- York, Sept. 28 -Coney
Island's elephant was totally de
stroyed by fire last nights The
huge beast built. of yellow pine and
sheet iron, towered high abye the
huge 'structure?,- and occupied about
two acres of ground. Shortly after
10 o'clock flames were seen issuing
from its sides, and. within an 1 hour
the. ancient relic of Coney's former
greatness "was a mass of ruinsl; The
chutes adjoining were damaged to
the extent of 2,000, and the; Sea
beach Falace,V opposite, was badly
scorched The 'big jelephani cost
$68,000 to build. j
Bneklen't Aratca mit. -i , '
' The Best 8ale in ti e world for
Cuti; Bruises i ISoreB, Ulcer8f Salt
Rheum Fever Soreg, Tetterd Chappe
Haiida, Ohilblna, Corns and all
Skin Eruptibn8,land positively cures
Piles or noi pay requi ed. It is
guaranteed. .to give. Btatief action or
itnoner refunded Price 25 cents per
pox jtot sale ,8,t VJ Jfeizers Urng
Labor Federatloa for Sllrer.
?cHena, Mont, rSept. 28 At a
joint meeting of the Labor Federa
tion of Helena, the latter decided
to ; support. Bryan and Watson,
and cotntnencitog to-day they
will start a thorough ' ' cany ass
of the city to.raUe money to help
distribute fr$$ coinage literature, in
the doubtfal States.
fbft advantage ot
policeman over
burglar is that the of
ficer has the law on
his side. Health has
the same advantage
over disease. The
Iaw of Nature is fot
people to be healthy.
When they are sick,
Nature helps to cure
them. Nature's law
4s the guide for cur
ing sick people.
Tkere is no way bet
Nature's way. What
the doctors call man j
different disease!
Nature cures in on
""ray ? hy nourishing
"the whole body with
rood, pure, rich, red
6lood.
That is Nature's way of curing
scrofula, erysipelas, kidney and " liver com
plaint," consumption and' every form of
eruptive and wasting disease. When you
want to help Nature with medicine the med
icine must work the same way, as Nature
works, then it has the laws of Nature on its
side to make it powerful. That is the
secret of Dz. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery's wonderful cures. It assists Natute
fcccording to her own laws ; it is on Nature's
side and Nature helps it ; it imparts new
power to the nutritive and blood making or
pins to create a large quantity of fresh, red.
healthy blood which drives every germ ox i
disease out of the system and builds up
strong healthy tissues and solid flesh. Th
44 Discovery " completely clears away every
form of blood-disease from the system 4 It
even cures consumption. It is the only true
radical cure Sot that disease; facts and testi
monyto prove.it.
44 1 would like to tell the whole world what youi
Golden Medical Discovery' has done for me.
The doctor, ho is considered an expert on lana
troubles, told me I bad consumption. He .said
both my lung? were diseased ana I could not live
long.. I fejt down-hearted for I have dear little
children to live for. I just went.U him to gefhit
opinion. - I am fclad I did for or J know what
yotrt-: medicine will do. When I started on the
second, botUe I if as better in every way and wai
able to take a walk on every fine day. I enjoyed
my sleep, my appetite was good, ana by the tim
1 naa nmsnea the second ootue 1 oeraa 10 xeei
like a new woman
I stilt had a cough, eo I got
S third bottle and by the time it was
half gone 7
was completely curco."
(Mrs.)
77 Mary St, Hamilton, Out, Can, ;
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A gentleman of Carrolton, who
has lately returned from the west,
bas brought with him a copy of
some- of the rules he found -posted
in a hotel dining room. -
The hotel was the ''Rustleis'
Rs t," a t Little Cay use Creek, CoL
The "Ruleq for, the Guidance oi
Guests" follow :
"All gents with shooting irons or
other weapons must check them be
fore entering the dining room.
Waiters are too scarce to be k;lled.
Gents are requested not to at
tract waiters' attention by throwing
things at them. This is no deaf
mute asy 1 u m . ;
"Seven kinds of pie are given
with every dinner.
"Tablecloths are cbaDged every
Sunday.
"Oar food ia all of the best qual
ity. Qar milk is pure, eggs new-
laid and the, butter speaks for itself.
"Guests tipping waiters must pay
funeral benefits in case one should
die from heart disease.
"No more than six eggs will be
given each at a sitting. - Any guest
found trying ' to work off' .'shells
on a neigbbor will be fired from the
table. . )f
"Biscuits iou.nd riveted together
can be opened with a chisel sup
plied by, a waiter. 7Tb e use of dyna
mite is strictly forbidden.
tkDisputes over articles of food
must be settled outside.
"Don't las80-th Waiters, because
thp guest who can't throw the rope
will be at a disadvantage.
'Gents can take off their coats if
they want to, but they must keep
on their vestH.,l Baltimore Sun."
Given Away Free
' To advertise onr goods we will
give away, absolqtely free, one box
of five-cent' cgar8,one gold ring and
a sample bottle of Feeler's Pain
Killer to every one sending og fifty
cents to pay packing and postage.
Address, :
Peeler, A kderson edicine Co; 4
Lock Box 1. rjgernersyille, N. O
. ' ",r
tocube a corjgin we oat
Take laxative rornQ.Qxjinine Ta
lets. . All drqggfets refund the
money if it fails to core. 25a ml4
''Do yon tide a bicycle?"
"No sail. I'd jes leab walk as
ride afoot.w Detroit Free Press.
Visitor "How mnch the baby
resembles its mother!" $
Father4 Yes, it tal ked when it
was only six months: old'-i-Har-lem
Life.
She--I hear yon have a new bi
cycle suit, George. ;
He Yes. Fellow sned me for
$500 because I ran over him, De
troit Free Press. ;
A Difference Madge, yon' ve
been unhappily . married once; why
do yon risk it again?
" Well, yon see. this is another
man." Chicago Record.
One lady said to another, "Have
yon been to chnrch today? . We had
a moat beautiful sermon on training
cnildren."
"No, I was at heme doing it," was
the reply. Tid Bits. - .
Irupndence.
A fellow who professed to be a
deaf mute', butwhom many people
thought to be a fraud, was around
town last week selling writing pa
per. Like people of that class al
ways are, he was rather pereistent.
Going to a house where there were
only ladies and failing to find a
purchaser, he wrote the following
on a piece of paper and left it : C
"The Bible says without charity
we cannot enter the Kingdom of
Heaven. But from my experience
of people here, when St. Peter asks
them where they are from and they
answer Statesville, it will be enough.
He will say: No charity no Heaven."
What that fellow needed was' a
good . kicking. Statesville Land-
mark. -1
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Vegetable Prcparatlonfor As
similating theToodandReg da
ting tRe Stomachs andBoweis of
Proinotes Digcstton,CheeTfuI
ncss audRest.Contains neither
Qpium,Morptiine norWiaeraL
Not Narc qtic.
Pumpkin Seed?
j!lx.Senna
Jiochdle Salts
' fnise Seed ;
t Jhppernant - 1
fiiCarbantUcSolat .;
'fi&mSeed- - J -Clarified
Siujirr .
Ancrfcct Remedy.for Coftstii
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrho
Worms , Convulsions ,r evens!
ncss andLosS OF SLEEPJ
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: TEW "YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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PRICKLY. ASH, POKE ROOT
AHO POTASSIUM
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Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
and Scrofula
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P. P. P. ptniflc the blood, build nx
th weak . and ebllltata, - crires
trengrth to weakened nerrei, expel :
dlseea,slTlnB the patient health and
happiness irhere sickness; jrlooaoj
Xeellngs and lassltnde first preTalled.-
Por prlmarr.seeondary and tertlar
yphllia. for blood poisoning, merco
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, end
In all blood and akin diseases, like
blotches, ninnies, old ehronlo nloers.
tetter, scald head, - bolls, erysipelas,
ecxema-weaay say. without fear of
btSdu?Sffi'ffihrw?r
In all oases.
Ladles whose systems are poisoned
tion. due to menstrual Irregularities,
ana wnose Dioea is in an impure conai
are peculiarly benefited by the Won
derful tonio and blood cleansing: prop
ertlesof P. P. P. Prickly AahPoka
Boot and Potassium.
8pmngftxu Mo. .Aug. 14 th. 1893.
I can speak In the highest terms of
I our medicine from my own personal
nowledge. I waaaffected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism fot
85 years, was treated by the very best
Ehyslcians ana spent hundreds of dol
irs, tried every known remedy with
out finding relief. I have only taken
one bottle of your P. P. P., and can
cheerfully say It baa done me more
good than anything I have ever taken.
I oan recommend yeur medicine to all
sufferers of the above diseases.
- - MR. M. M. YEABY.
Bprlngfleld, Greea County, Mo.
ZSICM a
imvw i Ar flv iree nanaooos write to
& J SCI Beoadwat. New York.
Oldest bureau few eecuringr patents to America.'
J? a is brought before
toe public by a notiee given free of charge la the
muntitit Mmiima
wd8 SanT?c,entI1Ic to the
wona. fcplendidiy lllustT.ti vrT i tm
man should be without it. wiv oo An .
Vfi?.01 Address, MUNV& COT
B3,OOa
5HKRS, 361 Broadway. Kew Yorklty.
I WAST everv man nr1 wnmaM i rr.t
States interested in the Opium and Whisky
habits to have one of my books on these dis
r5s Address B. M. Woblley, Atlanta, Qa.,
Box S82, and one will be sent you free.
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BOTTLE OE
; Castoria ia put Tip In one-size ldttle3 only,' It
is not sold in lulk.; Don't allow anyone to sell
yon anything else on the plea or promise that it
is "just as good "and "will answer every pur
pose." Sea that yon get C-A-S-T-OrE-I-A.
eimUt
ligniture
cf .
Pimples, Blotches
arid Old Sores
; Malaria
Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas
sium, the greatest' blood purifier on
earth.
,m ABkWMtnr, 0.. Joly 21, 1891.
XIEf sxs Lippmak Baos. ,'fiavannah.
Oa. : Dbajk Bias X bought a bottle of
f our P. P. P. at Hot SprlnarSj Ark. .and
t has done me more rood than three
months treatment at the Hot Spring. .
Send three bottles o. O. D. -.
Bespectfally yours. - r
Aberdeea, Brown County, 0.
- Capt. J.Dm Jobnatosu ' '
To all tehom it may concern t t here
by testify to the wonderful properties
of P. P. P. for eruptions of the skin. I
suffered for several yeara with an un
sightly and disagreeable eruption oa
my f aee. I tried every known reme
dy bet In raln.nntll P. P. P. was used.
and am now entirely cored.
, (Signed by J. V. JOHNSTOH".
Savannab, Qa.
6ktn Cauieer Cared.
M Mayor fSevMx.
. Ifzssxa. Lippmah Bros., Saranna
aaa aoa aaav ai sra-eaiJa.CT uavb 3 a V BMuaU
Oa. : Gentlemen I have wed yomr P.
P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually
known as skin canoer.of thirty years
standing, and found great relief: it
purifies the blood and removes all lr-
etanding. and found jrreat rel:
purines tne Diooa
rltatlon from the
and prevents ax
seat of the disease
iventa any spreading of the
and feel confident that another course
will effect a cure. It has also relieved
xne from Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Yours truly,
OAPT. W. If. BUST,
Attorney at Law;
sores. I have taken flMoratThnttlM
AXL DRUG V STS S3MT.
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SALE OF LAND.
1 By ylrtue of authority vested In me
by a decree of the Superior Court in the
case of Lawrence Klutts, administrator
against John Bonds and others, I will
sell at public auction at the court house
door In Concord 'on -Monday, the 5th day
of October, 1896, to the highest bidder,,
the following lands, viz :
First tract adjoining Peter Lipp&rd,
weaver. lands and others end known a
the Seamone land, containing about 2G
acres. . ;
Second tract adjoining Edmund Hon
eycutt, Caleb Cruse, Lawrence Klatt3
and others and known as the Cruse
j iana, containing about 48 acres.
I Terms : One thid cash, balance on
8f.x months credit with interest from day
! of sale. LAWRENCE KLTJTTS.
. M . Adm'r Paul Klutts,-deceased,
August 17, 1896.' By W. M,. SMITH,
- - - Attorney.
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An Idea
Who can think-'
of some stmple'
thing to patent f
Protect
?Z?XT 11 : they may brlnFrou
VrftL WUDERBURN-& CO., Patent Attor-
mdlf.i ri?1?? H- u-Tm thelr fl.80Q prise om
na ust or two Jaandred lnrenUona wanted. .
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Catarrh
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