M A NUPAO I'URERS OF r
Fine Gdnhams 1
' Outino: Cloths 1
Plaids Sheeting
: and Sal Bao-s,
Dealers in
GENERAL
merchandise:
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Bnvers lot
ItemoYed for PerniciouActIvlty in
Politics." ' ' -
, .Washington, Nov. 30. -The
President today appointed Luke W
Morris to be postmaster ut Mexico,
Mo., vice John W Mason, removed.
Trie removal, ot Mason is the out
come of serious charges which bavt
beelb &n file here since the political
campaign clo3td. -They include
pernicious activity in politic, in
sultiug the President and making
attacks upon nim; at teged. neglect of
t-ffioe, aud pother tiffenses. He is a
believer in silver coinage and tthe
eomplamtd set out that dnring the
campaign he made himself obnoxious
oy breaking; up gatherings of tbe
opposite political fncrion.
COUNTRY '
PRODUCE
ot a1! kind, and 4-foot
wood;always wanted
best prices for same.
We invite an inspec
tion ol all -the goods
we manufacture.
ODELL 'MFG-. Co.,
Concord.'SN. c.
Cold Wave Coming.
Prepare for it.
"The early bird catches the
worm," but the tardy bead of the
family catches a ecolding if he does
not order
CR&VEIl'S JEU1CD COtl.
Prompt attention. Full weight.
Free delivery; $4.25 per tonand up.
4 noppin;; Indnstrj.
The frog industry, which has for
some time been hopping lively in
New Jersey, is pprending into Mary
land and promises to be a flourish
ing one. These frogs are snippet!
co the large cities where they are id
reat demand and bring good prices.
They do not serve only the hind
pedals as formerly but barbfeue the
vocalist and serve him whole. Wil
mington Star,
The Sn Erancieco Chronicle says
the air ship has come at last. The
denizens of Sacramento were sur
prised the other morning bv seeing
a huge cigar-shaped concern ecoot-
iugover their town. It got out of
sight po quick tbey couldn't sbuot
it, and it now turns out that it was
an airship that an old fellow has
been working on on the sly for
about seven years and'which he has
at last completed at a cost of about
$100,000 He was out taking an
airine in it. He has, according to
his lawyer, whom" the Chronicle in
terviewed, kept his ,work secret nn
1 .
til he gets his parents. --'.applications
for which have been iuade,ll right.
CONCORD MARKETS
COTTON" MARKET.
Corrected by Cannons & Fetzer -
Good middling... ...... ......... 7.10
Middlings ......... 7.
tnw middling ........... ......7.
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PRODUCE MAit&Ex
Corrected bv Swibk & White.
Stains
It Slay D6 as IMncti for Sfon.
Mi. Fred .Miller, of: Irving, II!.,
writes that he had a severe. Kidney
trouble for many year 8, with severe
pains inhis back and also that his
bladder tfwas affected, kHe tried
many bo called kidney cures but
without any good result. About a
year ago he bagan "use of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especia,y adapt
eij to cure all; Kidney. and Liver
troubles and often gives almost in-
ant relief.nOne trial will will p'roye
our statement. Price 50c and $1.00
at Feizer's Drug: Steve.: :- ''
Notice. t
1 can save you money on y our in
surance. Don't pay for more . than
you get. See me for Fire., Life and
Accident insurance! Best contracts
and terms. J. F. Hurley.
EVERYTHING
Paoon ........... . t o 75
Sugar-cured cams 120 14
Bulk meats,8ides. ................ 6 to 7
Beeswax ;. ..v.. 20
Butter 10tol5
Chicken......... .....10to20
Oorn ........................45
Effes......... .... ................. 15
Lard.......
Flour (North Carolina) ....... ...$2.50
Meal............ 60
Oats......... . 35
rallov ..... ... 3to4
hiary liLoop POISON pennanenti?
1 cured In 16 to 35 dara. Von h tretntt
Fbmef orsame price trader same gnaran
Fifcy. it you prefer tnohero wAwiiinnn.
tractto pay railroad f aireand hote 1 billa.
joccarge, if welall to cure. UPyouiiave taken mar-
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alns. Mucous itches In mouth. Sore Thro& t.
Any part of the body, HairorEyebrws faifine
out, it la this Secondare liLonn pnTst
vre cuerantee toaae. WeQlicit Jibe mst obfiti
nato cases end challenge tlieorWlora
case xre cannot curew 1ha disease has
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Physicians and Surgeons'
Office No. P. Harty : buildin j?, op
posite 2nd Presbyterian church
Charlofetfe. N O- ' ' f
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nd list of tw.- nundriid inventions wan Ua.
NOTICE. !
l"vrxiTT erry man and woman in the United
mates lmerectea in tne upium and yyjmsIet
habits to bar one of my books on these die
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GEN. MACEO CUBA MOSBY
Gen, Bradley T. Johnson TnIU Atoont
rubft-no Finds Aboandincr Pntriot
lsm There. ; .t ';
Baltimore, No v. 30. In discuss
ing the situation in Caba,. General
Bradley T Johnson, recently "re
turned from there, says that it is
impoB8ible to get reliable or accurate
information as to the Cuban , army.
il investigated carefully .""said .he,
"and was never satisfied. . Consider
t.hfi state of mind in Baltimore and
among Southern sympathizers dur-
incr the civil war. and recall the
exaggerations' of their enthusiasm
and the dreams of tbeir hopes. Tb en
intensify that a thousand fold and
you have a faint idea of the condi
tion of thing in Havana today
All Spaniards are for the govern
men t all Cubans are for the rebel
lion." :--::;-:'-'--r---'
"What sort of -people are support
ing the rebellion?'.':. the general- was
"The bankers, the planters, the
writers, the lawyers, the doctors, the
protV wsors and t he - people. . The
U q i versi ty of Havana 13 a hot bed
of patriotism. The boys run ofi by
ihe score to join Gomez and Maceo,
aod some of the professors are min
isters plenipotentiary to the South
American countries and to France.
I thinklhe property, the culture
and the courage of the' island iii on
the side of the rebellion. . ' v
4The insurreciion is.su p ported, by
wealth, directed, hy Intel ugnce and
conducted w i th ge n i u s a d dt co u rage.
I think the rebelslbut firht and out
man oeu ver the Spaniards, and that
they will wear them out. y
4 f There is no chance of the rebels
being starved out of the Pinar del
Rio district for the. woods are full of
cattle, hogs and sweet; potatoes!
They will always have plenty to
eat. They are armed with Reming
tons, Spencers, Mausers and "every
variety of carbine and revolver,
"Cuba's area is equal tb Pennsvl-
vania; its population Js .1,102.899
white. 485,187 negroes and , 43 811 !i,v itichmund
Chinese. Negroes include .all.mixed
blood ; white! means rpure? blooded.
You perceive the population is
about equal to that-of Virginia and
is similarly mixedf-abbut , two
whites to one of all the other race8.,,
"With peace and order restored
there, how long would it take for
two million American mechanics to
take possession of the island Tl
.:tl "Such , an immigration of, skill,
energy and industry as would flow
into Cuba the world has never Been,
That wpuldc dispose cf,the Domin-go-Mexican-nigger-repoblic
: spook.
, "Maceo is the genitfaqf .the . war.
He is a quadroon, His mother was
the daughter of a Spaniard .of rank,
as be is the son of a Spaniard of
rank. He is well educated, bright,
alert; dashing and daring. H6 will
wear the Spaniards out by guerilla
war constant surprises, ambus
cades, attacks and retreats. , Mosby,
with 800 men, kept. 40,000; men
constantly-employed for two years
in the mountains of , Facqnier ' and
Loudon in Virginia, , chasing him
up and down hill and dale, but they
never captured him, and he cost
them thousands xjf; men and i mill
ions of money, .''-a V :
"It is a condition and -not a theory
that Mr. Cleveland and the Congress
are bound to meet, and a condition
cannot l?e dodged. It grasps men
and nations and makes them act on
the Bubiect.".
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money if H failsJp cureJ 25c. ml4
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Not Narcotic. ,
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Anise Seed
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Curb (mate Soda?
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Clarified Sugar
li'cnltfyrccfi' flavvK
Anerfect Remedy for Constipa
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Worms rConvuisions,revensn-n-ss
and LOSS OF SLEEP.
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SOUTELEHN RAILWAY.
(HEDMONT'AIU LINE.)
FIRST AND; SECOND DIVISIONS,
"' Schedule effeGtive Nov. i5, 1896. "
CV This condensed Schedule is publisned as information only and u
subject io chanKe without notice to the publics '
'I- RICHMOND TO CHARL T1E.
Eastern Time.
Amelia Court Bpuse
BurfceviUe ; ,; . ;
KejRville J
Son tb Boston
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No. 11
Daily.
2 00 am
324 am
f 3 59 am
Danville ;
lleidsville
Greensboro '
V High Point
"Salisbury
Con cord -A
r Charlotte
Ar -Spartanburg
Greenville,
A r Atlanta cen. time)
6 15 am
8 10 am
8 37 am
1140 tni
11 30 m
3 15 pm
:4 20 pm
9 .30 pm
No. 35
Dftilv.
b 30 pm
7 37 pni
9 50 pm
.9 27 pm
10 00 pm
12 26 am
I 20 am
5 10 am
No. 37
Daily.
5 50 am
6 25 am
7 05 am
7 27 am
8 17 am
f8 48 am
9 25 am
11 37 am
12 28 pm
3 55 pm
No. 9
Dailv-
No. )5
Daily.
12 m
1 19pm
1 15 pm
2 35 pm
3 49 pm
6 55 pm
7 21' pm
8 25 pm
5 05 om
5 53 pm
6 55 pm
721 pm
8 25 pm
902 pm
945 pm
CHARLOTTE TO KIOHMOND.
Eastern Time. ' No. 12 No. 36 ' No. 38 No. 10
. 'V'H 1 Daily.. Daily. Dftily. Daily.
juv Atinuta (cen. time) 7 50 am ; 1150 pm 12 00 m
Greenville 2 31 pm, 5 40 am 5 30pm .
Lv SoarUnhttrg 3 47 nm 6 42 am 6 18 pm . - - .
JiV Charlotte 6 40 pm 9 30 am : 8 30 pm 6 40 am Daily
Concord 7 22 pm 10 07 am . t 9 02 pm 6 17 am -
, Salisbury : 8 10 pm 10 47 am 9 36 pm 710 am 7 10am
High Point 916 pm 8 18 am' 81Sam
Greensboro 1 9 52 pm 32 10 pm 10 li pm 8 50 am 8 50am
Reidyille , 1039 pm : 9 30 am
Danville , U 12 30 am - 150 pm 12 00 Nt 1 50vpm
South Boston 1 43 am 2 53 pm
Eeytville , 3 06 am 4 06 pm
Burkevie 3 55 am I 4 47 pm
Amelia Court House 4 36 ami, 5 24 pm
Ar Richmond 6 00 am i ' 6 40 pm
. SLEEPING CAR SERVfCE.
suitable . for
For Kent. ;;. 4
en tlemen Ter ms very reasonable.
Apply at : this offlcG. i , 1 ; dl2
Tor Sale. ;
VQood gentle briggy : horse. Will
eelJ cheap. : V W: G. 'JBosha3o:e.
Nos. 37 and 38. Washington' and Southwestern Limitea. Solid Vestibuled
;Train between New York and Atlruta. ' Composed of Pullman Drawing Room
$ eeping Cars (miiiimum Pullman rate $2.00 ; no extra fare). 'First-class Vestibuled
day coach between Washington and, Atlanta.. Through, sleeping cars between
New York and New Orleans, Newtyprk and Memphis, New Yoik, Asheville and
Hot Springs, New York and Tampa, and Richmond and Augusta. Southern rail
way dining car between Greensboro and Montgomery.
Nos. 35 ard 36 United States Fast Mail. Pullman sleeping cars between
New York, Atlanta, New York and Jacksonville and Charlotte and Augusta.
No8. 15 and 16. Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited. Solid train between Nor
folk ard Chattanooga, through Selma, Raleigh, Greensboro,' Salisbury, Asheyiil
Hot Springs and Knoxyille. Through day coaches and Pullman drawing-room
sleeping cars- ; ; r- . i:lr: ' - - ; . ;
Through tickets on sale at principal stations to all points. For rates oi infor
mation apply to any agent of the Comnany
W. H. GREEN, J. M. CULP, t:.' v v W. A. TURK,
General Superintendent; .Traffic Manager, ' General Passenger Afrent.
. 1300Pa, Ave., Washington, D.C-
FIRE INSURANCE.
When in heed oi Fire Insuianoe.
call and see us, or write. We lepren
sent only first-claa 3 Home and For-
eign compames. .-.:-.
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Given Away Free
I To advertise our goods we will
give away, absolutely free, one box
of five-cent cigars,one gold ring and
a sample bottle of Peeler's Pain
Killer, to every one sending us fifty
cents to pay packing and postage.
i Address,
Peeler Akderson Medicine Co.
Iiock Box 1." Kernersyille, N. 0
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