Arrival of. Trains
I . , oichmondi arrives at 11:17 a. m.
53 .. Atlanta . - " .,.,,
U.. Atlanta 8:35.m.
r New York " 8:48 a. m .
37 Atl-nta " 9:00 p.m. 1
35 -Ar. iibound freight leaves at 1 1: 17 a. in, I
CMithbound " , , 5-45 P ;
" 63 nd 12 are the local trains between
N'05- ''and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
s;,-hmonc . between Atlanta and Washine
;t u. t ,nrf rS are the Washington'' and
N3 T7ct5hi:1ed Limittd trains and strr
ord on
signal-
LOWER
BULBS
from
Democratic Vlctoryl1" " y
The Democracy of Cabarrus has
8omething,to be thankful for, inas
much as one of the cou n ty . officers
waaSlect6dojer the combined
forces of the Populist and RepublK
can f usjon. JT he i success of Mr.
S wink, who has i been elected hj
about 50 majority to the treasurer's
place, is due to the diligence and
good: work X)t the Young Men's
Democratic club. i: They worked un
tiring and their efforts were partially
, crowned with a small reward. " Even
though the Democracy was defeated,
we have some sterling workers who
will not falter in courage for the
next four years to come.
The Discovery Raved His Life.
; Mr. G. Cailloutte, Druggist, at
Beaverville, 111,, save: ToDr.Kine's
New discovery I owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and" tried all
the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and "was given ud and
told I could not live. Having Dr.
King's New Discovery in my store I
sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to
get better, and -after using three
bottles was urand about again. , It
'.Harry P. Deaton, local reporter, is worth its weight in gold. We
won t keep store or house without
it.- r Get' a free trial at Fet zpt'h
SHORT LOCALS. Drug Store.
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111 liiilUl & CD.
PERSONAL f U1N TEKS.
The tbb' and Flow? or the i Unman
Tide at This Port, as.Seen Uy Oar
'. Keporteri ' j
MrSid Ludwig, of Mt, Pleas
ant, was in the city last night.
: Master Lewis Brown returned
io hi i st of duty at China JG rovts
this morning, p1 ! ' ;
Mr. Herbert Barrier returned
to Wrshington Cityj after spending
several days m toe city.
. Mr. 8 A Hamilton came
irom Dali8Dury yesteraay and is
spending several days with His fam
Mrs.A B Galloway, who has
been visiting her sister," Mrs. Col.
Paul B Means, returned to her home
at Elkin today.
down
eceived to-day.
i!li!l'S DRUG STORE.
They
1
Are
G-reat!
if
TFAiLTDiSB
- I;
Concord in Charlotte. Vice Versa. ;
"The Observer says : Misaj Laura
Wadsworth has a charming house
party : Misses Cannon, of Concord ;
Hayden, of Atlanta, and Bradley,
ef Knoxvilld. She gives i hand
some reception tomorrow levening
in their honor Hours 6 to; 9.
Capt. and Mrs. J M Odellj of Con
cord, had a family reunion Sunday,
the dinner being such as Mrs. Od ell
is famed for. Mr. and Mrs. E M
Andrews, of this city, were present.
Fifty-inch Ladies' Cloth,
5 MM Ft Iff W.
OR-
60 Per Cent. Per Year
Sam Jones Not a Orawine Card.
Sam Jones' lecture waa not a
financial success Saturday night.
Ueual prayer meeting services at We nopea to .tarnish our readers
witn a taouiatea renort'oi the elec-
X 1 . . A A 1 1 I 1 . t1 A tZ r.nn inlrnn in rnlilln
uou, uut owing io me inclemency vniy auuui pxtt woa laacujm wmw
or over. Oth
was
day.
G
aiea,ta
tHe churcaes tonight.
The water Lou carried last night of the weather we go to press with- the expense was $250 c
n0t in h6r Sh0e8 WaS t0" out Ihe delay that it would require. waa a 8UCCeas.
V. VV trill ff.va Ttna fltll nrnf tnrvtrtv-
I l , . r I C.-.w V.nfnnrnv 13 a rrrtrH nnc no
J 'All 1 I I UUiluLCU all wii uao uuwaw w . uw
ana UYBiere. Aii uruers Always rRadv Aver's fJhfirTv . 1 . . . . ...
illtJ j- j , j 1 inriiAQ nr. I.hft IjPnrP.r.ftrv CDUrCQ. re
DrullJUliy imeu. liu Ppot nrn i It. nPPHa no mariner nn v J . " '
: Tof;rt o.nffl.;oT shaking, no disguise-nothing ' but mained over and, preached esterday
bat reliable source give? Bryan 226 a spoon. At dead of uight, your morning, when he "raised a coilec-
Sectoral votes. 4.15 p. m. chlld, startles ypa with a croupy tion" from a congregation of 1,500
cough. Immediately that you give 1 , onn mnnh wa
V Onlv nnii RftBBion was tantrht at i15amoilw m.ti-n 5- fioW. or 1,800 people how much we
the giaded school today, the chil- ed, and the household is again at
dren being dismissed at 1 o'clock, rest. V
worth 45 cents only 437icents.
Jacquards, , Etomines, Matav
lasse in all the new colorings,
Popular Prices.
GtQQiD otO-
Only 4 and 5cyard; Heaviest
and best qnaliiyCanton
ael Sic. Flannel-
ette for Shirting
only 10c yd.
Guaranteed to AH Investors
" on
Investments both Large and Small
WHEN MADE WITH
Thv New York Investment - Co.
.' -' 1 1 : BROKERS IN j, J'
Stocks,i3onds, Grain and Cotton
- 40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
NEW: YORK CITY. j
P. S. People who desirejto have a steady and
ure income on small or large investments
end for our explanatory, f re.
r
f f V XII -L JUL V J-i aw r.
don't know, but probably enough
to even up the loss on the lecture.
mm
Offers to the business public a re
liable, permanent;- conservative "and
accomodating bankine institution.
We solicit your business with the
assurance of honorable treatment
and due appreciation of your pat
ronage. . . '
If ' we can serve you at any time,
we shall be glad to have you come
and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO . CUSTOMERS.
Gapjtal and Sulcus $70, 000.
D. B. COLTRANE) Cashier.
J. M. ODE LL. Pres.
i DICK
V
Ne;;t comes Thanksgiving day
and the festive turkey. Wtf will RMAint f
. 1 hi ii .. I
I " - I ' rwr .
Sam 13 a whole team. Ynue
parts of his sermon were! sublime,
we see no reason for changing the
:?ci need the gobbler this year as we j Wherea8; it haa Dl9aa;d Almiplltv
-; save several uosiers on ine ience. . ' " horo
Uod m his wise providence to re- vi,4U.1y"-CAf.coow .T"V" "1
There is nothing like covering) mfWa h flpftfh fpnrn ftnr nnr before, to wit; that he is an enter-
j w... v, , , r, XVi
fellow-student, Albert L Sawyer, tainlDS aaa Dnlilaut ma? DUt u
therefore be it resolved by the Ly- people who ask otners to near mm
curgian Literary Society : should not object to circuses, mm-
1. That while we bow in humble streia or eyen niga Kicera.
submission to the diyine decree, jet j If you can stand his "vivid" jokes
we feel the loss of a humble, Christ you can stand anything, j
like life that alwavs gets us an ex L To use one of i his expressions, if
amnle worthv of emulation. he don't make you "puKe use
t - - - -
up things, ' especially during a
rainy spell. Ould Mercantile Com
pany have rubbers for everybody.
See taeir ad.
Found a. .bunch of keys near
the colored Presbyterian church by
Wilson Motley. . Call at this offics
and get kevs-expei ses and remu
neration 35 ceils. .
Don't forget the concert that is to
' - given by the ladies of the city
Friday night at the home of Judge
ilcnkomGry. Bo chari -ble in all
M?s and give this entertainment
j c:r liberal support.
Several young boys . have been
gunning since the first "of November
' U is :d that anumberof quail
baceed. Bovs, vou had better
let hunting alone until after the
WHERE DID YOU GETg
That
a
Prety
Concord is to be congratulated on
lost a conscientioua, earnest stu- show even at a rrencn
dent, end that our society realizes opera. Greensboro Kecord.
the loss of a true and loyal member.
3. That we tender to the bereaved
members of his family our warm,
Christian sympathy, with the
prayer that God may comfort their
sorrowing hearts and may sanctify
this great affliction to. their good
and his glory.
comic
r
ressi?
Ladies Vests and Pantj
to match for only 25 cents
each.
: o '
Warner Bros-. Corsets, .
the best on the market for
90 cents, "
Nursinr Corsets 4in
black for $1.25. '
.:' ' o
Big line of Men's Un
derwear Irom 15 cents up
to $1.00. , : . '
Scrivens Winter Nfght
Drawers for $1.00. - .
IE I
qaeo-
and
peaceful way in
Com.
4. That a copy of these resolu-
wiiicn the election passed off. No tion3 be spread on the minutes of
Jrunlianno33 and rowdyism pre- the 'Lycurgian Literary Society, and
wiled and no one's life was endan- LX. , . .Un
7ered. ThoRe who were intoxicated uc ocuu """"
"eruinGiicjnBive. ' Carolina Christian Advocate and
p, , c Ti i t u a the Concord Standard for publi-
collection of sticks and iclubs in his cation. 4
ofr.'s toV-ti frnn o nnmliflr nf bovs W H 15 BOWK,
TnpsHav n?lif TTa ffirfl trouble. J 15 CRAVEN. J
bat when the lights flickered out Trinity, N. C, Oct. 30, ?96.
streets cleared in a very few mam m .
minutes. f , k " ' - , - Her Presence of Mind.
Mr. Gus Blackwelder, " miller at ; "Ye?, Harry and I went out riding
&e Fenix Flour Mill; met with" an Q tandem last evening, and he!
sccident Tuesday. He fell through me such a bright I have hardly
trap door and badly bruised- his & y - n v - '
ose, arm and legs. No bones were got over it even yet,r v t
oliaii. hut the suddenness :and ; "How was that? . , .
force of the fall was not like jump- "When we were going through an
1nS into a haystack. - : avenue of trees and there was nobody
Oyer's Sarsaparilla factsfirectly in sighthe-leaned forward sonihis
ana promptly, - purifying : ana .en- handle ars and reache4.his head
nching the blood, improving the t , nd kissed me " : r
annT fViA nftrves. around ana Kissea me.
and invigorating the system: .It is, "Why, that was dangerous, wasn't
therefor, in t.h a tmeat sensean al- n? v if , you had swerved ever so !
trative medicine. Eyery inyalid tne machine would have upset
ouxa give it a trial. . and thrown you both off:"
There is strong talk by a number Yes, but I didn't swerve'
v; our citizens ot cncuiaung v' Chicago Tribune.
..'toon for the purpose of re-opemng 0 : .
bar rooms in this city. We xocxjueacold la ose day
De thn idAa nnq not developed . Prnmft OnininA TVi-
;to anything like a reality, for AU Agists refund the
;:ly the saloon i3 an abomination I .f -t fails t0 cure, 25c '
" civilization and morality, " J
GO
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L.M AKCHEY, M P.
Physiciin and Surgeon. -'..)
. ..ox A, N. 0.
0F?ICE:-2 ST. CLOUD ANNEX
Tit!
KoiuiiricS.
V- a.
o
Some Medicines belong to one
season and some to another.
DR. KING'S ROYAL 8ERMETUER
IS IN SEASON ALL JE YER ROUND.
IN THE SPRING
removes languor
MENS
LADIES
It certainly is beautiful,
and My ! What a fit,
I bought this from Gibson
& Morrison. Thisy always
keep a fnll line of fashionable
and cheap dress goods, and
they have Butterick's PaU
terns, which you will find the
most stylish and easiest to lit.
I always use these patterns.
isn't my uapo- l"Jv it purifies Ue blood,, removes langoof
Look what Splendid material, and depresfon, invigorates and exhijA
and tk i very latest Style rates the wnoie sysiem.
They get. new wraps every few ' iNTHE SummER
days. It overcomes the relaxation and debility
i rf nn'r. fnrcrfit their shoes. nHa vv hot weather "and corrects,
' 1 i rt a a mrinK omirprl Wnd bowel troubles that are so prevalent
TTTTiiTxrTa Mme are so mucn admirea ana en , BesideSritmakes th? most do-
XVU JoJDJGiXVOf make my f OOtslook SO "swell ' ghtful and refreshing drink.
and as for cneapness ana wear ; - Ipij THE FALL
they are itbe .best. vTake my x , u u
af rnnr hilrftn When malaria "rides on every passing ,
advice and get your cniiaren re it is the great preventive and
shoesthere They have them the unfailing cure of troubles result-
iU sxzeff anoTthey will I5st till : toff from that cause,
you irerdbfXthem. r in THE Uinter
fact you i Will -find anything Jt ig stni needed for curing Colds, Grip,
they Sell yotl ffdod and : Cheap, Catarrh, Rheumatism,1 and the ills; that
r r-rL xtie-.fr P' vkW "beloni? to cold seasons. u
IxO DO see llieiu auu.. jfwu nw . h -
Deiieveme.na.Buiuxi dudw
free, wtsa -uUf-
RUBBERS
CHILDRENS
liJ
KUBBEKS.
II
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iiiiiii.
r Zt does: th63? -tbinsAnot in a fetbl
: and uxxcertaux w - .,ui wwx mm ov
and triumphant po ex; -
Kes iVlft fho Ucno al AH TntUt
- G7SoW by Druggists, ne-r package, lirg
bottie, 108 Doses, One Dollar. UanuXacWXsa.
o:;. ''"'.. - . ,
Tgi ATLANTA CHr:iCAL:CO.i ATLAIfTA,
WrhsJftKj Jooi Hailed Free
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