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Arrival of. Trains.
ie H from Richmondi arrives at 11:17 a.' m.
: ,s " Washington " " J0 p. m.
7 " Atjanta " 7:22 p. ffi
56 '' Atlanta . 9:35 a.m.
" New York .'V " 8:48 a. m .
35 "Atlanta ' 9:00 p.m.'
64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m
63 Southbound " " ; 5:45 P. m.
vNos- n and 12 are the local trains between
Richmond arid Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
fast wall trains between Atlanta and Washing-'
toa( Nos-37 and-38 are the Washington and
Southwestern estibuled Limited trains and stop
jt Concord on signal. K
FLOWER BULBS
from -
leOfBSOII &E0,
Di
! received to-day.
IMS DIG STORE,
Haeey P. Deaton, local reporter.
SHORT LOCALS.
Go to J F Day vault's for fresh
meats and oysters. All orders
promptly rilled. . .. n6
The erection of Mr. Ed Cline's
Wing on South Main street is
progresjing rapidly.
fHon. W G Means rdelivered a
speech in No. 3 township to a large
audience Monday night.
The candidates are in Mt. Pieas
today. Their rounds will wind
op in this city on Saturday next.
i j -
The Improved Order of Hepta-
60Ph8 Will meet in thflir nail tn.
jight It is desired that there be a
;e attendance.
There will be communion services
bt Martin'sE vangelical Lutheran
Jtoich near Bost's Mills on the first
fcinaay in November.
Mr. W R- Honeycutt went to
Dly m the vicinity of Norwood
yesterday, where he will visit rela
tes for a week or ten days.
.Salisbury World: Her many
inends were glad to see Miss May
Me Wright out Saturday for 'the
rsl since her recent illness.
5.Dr; S C Webb, Liberty, Miss.
Pin have been using Ayer'e
uisfor over twenty-five years, and
-Wnnaena them in cases of chronic
arrhoea, knowing their efficiency
j 0111 Personal experience, they hav
ered when every other medi
ae failed."
G A tramp, giving his name as John
t was arrested at Forest Hill
frI Sorning for stealing a coat
Will Mabrey. In default
'jail Weary bobo was sent t0
aoVe had entered the house
f m tried on several others be-
'fastening on to the one he had.
atb!3 Is the day of anti-this, and
moRt but what people need
- mpriv UttJrB 18 lDe anu-oiuous
tor tV. iUJmons -Liiver iteguia
ind p lng of Liver Medicines,
. Anan rms. "i nave
for other anti-bilious remedy
iPr , 8 and know from e
Btinat for ladies of a co
CnabiJ DathinS equals it."
con-
The
copditoVfo;vae,ne'
mumps. u er rom with
cburho8h iTS g'.y BaP
much iniL7. n PrBres3, and
week! 8 coatnue trough the
tt2 fellow
tr. . up in a "ot-
r uj. rropst.
Mr.
snbstaniiaroo;;.hoUoaDghSs
?hra,in Pleant- 1 ft
tnat Jittle villaae is setting-to-ha
qmte a towq. New Kaildifgs are
Piping np on all sides. 6
, A fock was thrown throueh thft
baggage car window of No 12 nas
lotte Monday evening. It har
Pned a mile; or two W side of
Harnsburg. No one was hurt
All honest Populists should heed
the sound advice of Maj. Guthrie.
He says to them : -Don't stultify
yourselves by voting for a free sil
ver President and then tie his
hands by; voting for a goldbug Con
gressman.' ' 6
Invalids should remember thst
the causes of sick and nervous head
aches may be promptly removed by
taking , Ayer's Pills. These "Pills
speedily correct irregularities of the
stomach, liver, and bowels, and are
the niildest and most reliable cathar
tic in use.
Press dispatches-from New York
say that the McKinley odds are on
the decrease, and that but few bets
aw now: taken ! at even money,
awing to! the favorable indications
of Bryan's election. It is now be
lieved that B r Vfl n Will rtOffTT KTrm
XU1&.
They We're After Illni-
A certain young gentleman
Of
this city went out to visit friends at
Mt. Pleasant Monday, and after be
ing there for a few hours "the boys"
put him on to the "tick tack" racket
to scare the Seminary girls at Mont
Amcenaj He was "out for fun" and
the scheme was a good one,: he
thought At 10; o'clock the ''gang"
went down and fastened the strings
to the blinds at the seminary and
the young gentleman from Concord
was to manipulate the workings.
About the time to "pull the string"
one of the college boys who had
been posted, appeared in his shirt
sleeves, caught the string and fol
lowed it until he had nearly reached
the boys, when the Concord boy
gave a yell and started to run. The
college boy, of course, opened fire
on the young gentleman from Con
cord and the last seen of the "kid"
he was going across the creek a mile
below town saying to a friend:
' Don't tell them that you saw me,
for they will know the rest," etc.
At last accounts he had not; re
turned to his former home-j-Mt.
Pleasant or to his present home
in this city.
Slay or 'a Court
Now that the election is nearly
upon us, money is flowing freely
into the town treasury. Mayor
Morrison had five cases on docket
Monday night.
E H Brewer, S P McLester, Wait
Oxford and .Frank Mills were up
for assault, each of whom were
fined $5, except Mills, whose fine
was only 83. '
Adam Ailman was fined $3 for
being drunk and disorderly,! and
was bound over to court in the sum
of $50 for carrying a pistol.
For Sale.
J Dove and F M Smith will sell
at the court house door on Satur
day, 31st of October, inst., between
12 and 1 o'clock two bay horses, one
Piedmont wagon and about one
hundred bushels of corn,
031 1 J Dove,
PERSONAL PO In TE US.
The, Ebb aini nowCof tUe Unman
Tide at This Port, a8:seen By Onr
Reporter v -
--Judge W J Montgomery is at
teadmg.court at Shelby.
Treasurer & Ed. Kestler has i e
tirrned from a business trip to Ral
eigh. . . .
Rev. A K Pool, who has been
absent from the city for a week, hes
returned.
, Congressman Shuford spoke
hre laat night and will speak at
Mt. P eaeant today.
nr4 ti vcjji uuii
10 JUL fleasant inHarr kn,n :
" , tic vxjag Ucoa
called there on business.
Mr. D Frank Caocon, Jr., ar
rived in the city this-morning from
Horner's School at Oxford.
.Mr. Wiil Sherrill came in from
Lincoiaton this . morning and is
lsitine his brothftr Mr tkA t
r
Mrs. D P Day vault and Miss
Dora Hix are spending today al Mt.
pleasant at the home of Rav. and
Mrs. M D Giles.
Hon. S J Pembertoa passed
through the city this morning on his
way to No. 10 township, where he
Kvn ait A u uiuuk. Niir. remberton,
when asked about the outlook said :
vve have them on the run, and
from all indications Democracy will
win next week." Sure! and ain't
H so? ;- r
Mr. and Mrs. John D Barrier
Wjnt up to Salisbury this morning
to be present at the marriage of
thier niece. Miss Effie Barrier, who
is to wed Mr. Charles Brown, a
prominent y oung merchant of Salis
bury. The marriage takes place to
night at St. John's Evangelical Lu
theran church at 7:30 o'clock.
TO CURE A COLD 1JS OSE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Masistrates and t'ousfable.
The following ie the list of nomi
nations for the office of magistrate
made by the Democrats and will be
voted for next Tuesdaj:
A B Young, John A Cline,
Joseph 1 Young, H M Goodman,
Phillip Correll, J fM Mabrey, H
McNamara, Jacou M Furr, James
W Foil.) Mi. R Will JoBns ton is
the nominee for the office of towni
ship constable.
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Dr. Miles' JPfcin JPills are guaranteed to ston
HeadacIieinX) minutes. "One cent a doee5
Dr. MUes Pain PUls cure Neurolffla.
50-Inch lie?' Cloth
Worth 45 and 50
cents, at
Fifty-four inch La
dies' tClptli worth; $1,
sold by others at 85c
and our price only
Forty inch Blueretts,
worth 75c; , sold
54 inch Boucles worth
i $1, sold by ns at
Read oar prices. We take the
monster HIGH PRICE by the
throat and hold him by ; making
prices on every line of goods kept by
us. We save this baying public
money. We only ask a comparison,
and if we do not save you money on
your purchases we do not want your
trade.
30
Gents
66
CTS
AT
50
G
79
CTS
They
Are
Great !
. Fifty -inch Ladies' Cloth,
worth 45 cents, only 37 J cents.
Jacqaar ds, E to mines , Hata
lasse in all the new colorings,
Popular Prices,
Only 4 and 5cyard.1Heaviest
and best qnaliiyCanton
Flannel Hiii FlnnnlT
"""
ette for Shirting
only 10c yd,
WORTH 121 CENTS.
WHERE DID YOU GET
That
Dress!?
-It certainly is beautifnl,
ana My ! WHat a lit.
I bought this from Gibson
& Morrison. They always
keep a f nil line of fashionable
and cheap dress goods, and
they have But terick' s Pat
terns, which you will find the
most stylish and easiest to fit.
I always use these pattern,;
Isn't my cape pretty, too 1
Look what splendid material,
and the very latest style !
They get new wraps every few
days.
And don' t forget their shoes.
Mine are so m uch admired and
make my foot look so "swell"
and as for cheapness and wear
they are the best. Take1 my
adiice and get your children
shoes there. They have them
all sizes and they will last till
you are tired of them. In
fact you " will find anything
they sell you good and cheap.
Go to see them and you will
believe me. Fashion sheets
free. ; ; -: .
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ON
Investments both Largo and Small
WHEN MDE WITH i
The New York Investment Co.
. I . ; BROKERS IN
Stocks,Bonds, Grain and Cotton
'40 AND 42 BROAD WAT, . v
NEW: YORK CITY,
u P- S- People who desirelto have a steady- and
aure income on small or lare investments
end for our explanatory, fre.
Offers to the business public a re
liable, permaiieut, conservative and
accomodating baufciner institution.
We solicit your Lusiaess with the
assurance of rhononible treatment
and due appreciation of your naU
ronage.
If we can serve you at any time,,
we shall be glad to have you come i
auu bee us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
Gapital and Sulplus $70, 000.
D. B. COLTR ANE, Cashier.
J. M. ODELL, Pres.
L.M ARCHER M 1
- ' Pbyeician and Surgeon.
, Concord, N, O.
OFFICE : ST. CLOUD ANNEX
100 DOZEN
Ladies Vest
12, 15, 20, 25 and 50. ' ,
. Our! 25 cent Vests have been re
duced from 39 cants.
Mens' - Underwear.
Shirts 15; 25, 40, 50 and $1-00, the
hest va!uea on the market. Pants
to, match.
LADIES' UNION SUITS.
. '91.00 and $1.75
Big Bargairs in Dress Goods.
CHEAPEST STOCK
OF SHOES
in the city,
When you want anything
come and see us. -
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Tired and broken down wt
will find that DR. KIUQ'S QOYAL
GEnHETUER is a priceless boon and
blessing to them. It gives appetite,
brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids
digestion, tones the . nerves, builds up
the strength and puts disease and
pain to flight. For
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Including all menstrual and worn
difficulties, it ' has no superior used
both locally and internally. It is -emphatically
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harmless at all times. New package, v
iarge bottle, i 08 Doses, One Dollar. -Sold
by druggists. Manufactured
only by y.
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