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Arrival of, Trains.
rue following change of schedule took
Tulv 4, 1897, 12 o'cl ck.
Ko 8 arrives at COS a m
1f 117. n m
7.9.9. n ni
(I
I
H 9.02 d ra. f F)
" 11.20 a m (lieua
SOUTHBuUND,
vn S7 arrives at 8 49 a m, (F)
11 " "10 28 am.
" 9.27 pm,
353ft 37 and 33 stop only at Char
irtte Concord, Salisbury, Greensboro
.1,1 Danville." Passeneers for local
io'nts between these stations will naye to
li the other trains.
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What Is tne Vajneof Life ? -
Toe following contribution u as
sent The Standard by a lady
Lfriend of the county, which we pab-
hfch for the benefit cf all concerned :
Nothing to breathe bnt air,
Nothing to but food,
Nothing to war bat clothes
To ke-p us from going nude..
Nothing to a0 but t Dings,
'. Q tck a a flih they're son.
No'wbere to fcill but off,
Nowhere to' tit but on.
A
For A'
Others!!
Harky P. D'eaton, Local Reporter.
Time
Nothing to quench but n thirst ;
Nowhere to sleep but in bed.
Nothing to haye uu. what we've
got,
Nothing to bury but dead.
Nothing to weep but tears.
Ah me ! Alas and alack I
Nowhere to go bat oat,
Nowhere to come but back.
What ia the value of life ?
We offer the buying
pnblic of Concord and
vicinity
IS
$15,000
No man guesses at the amount
of his capital in dollars, and
none -can t-fford to measure his
golden moments with an inac
curate watch. Get our prices.
A. J. & J. B YORKB
SHORT ITEMS.
Paragraphed, -rendled ana Properly
PlaceU Here.
The Bis Warehouse.
The material for the construction
of tie largs cotton warehouee for the
Odell manufacturing company is
being placed on the ground.
The warehouse will be b in in
the rear of No. 2 mill, and will bt
located in a position that will cut 1 000 yards Outing worth Qi to go
off Forest Hill street at th hi wpIIJ at 4c.
somewhat changing the course of 1 .uuu J"8 VUUDB wurtu oau w
iu Birt-e., wuica win oena ana come x coo jarda 0ating worth i03 to go
out mio UDurca street -ust above
worth of Dry-Goods," No
lions, Hats, Caps, Shoes
aud Clothing at less than
New, York cost. Come
and see for yourself
Prices talk. Every day
you will see prices in
these columns for less
than they can be bought
wholesale,
1,000 yardsTlaids wortn 5c. to go st
31c
1,000 yards Plaids worth 6c. to go at
41.
1 000 yards extra heavy Plaids worth
7c. to go at 5c.
The Celebrated air-tight
Sheet IonoHeatingStoves
coal and wood Heating
Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Vapor
StoveSfOil Stoves, and Coal Grates
at PRICES to suit the times.
For Sale By
W. 4.
Mill
at 71c
the Walker store room. Several of 1 000 yards Outing worth 121c to go
rri. , .nrfnr1 moofinrr of Fnrpfit I the Old hO'JSea that Btnod nn "PnrAat I at OC
1US muuowuu uiue. I I . T D-;A
Hill closed Tuesday night. Hill street, facine the factory, have 1 uuu yaras ;.anuara uu gu hurniture,
. , , ? l " WOrWMBUiKUWiiu - ww
The steam laundry win De in jr mano ruuui ior t 000 varda Oanton Flannel wortn
readiness for bosines in about ten the new building. 81c to eo at 5a
days. 1 1 000 yards Oanton Flannel worth
, . i . j 4 I Don't Tobacco Mplt and Smoke Your I 10C to CO at 71C
t air ana warmer - ur.A..r, 1 000 vards Caaton Flannel worth
n .i rrr ia wno nroniriinn m Liin i i
. r 1 Tf An u 1 121c to coatee
forecast. i " j 4"" wuwwu uB- -1flAft - , ; i;fcQa nrtb n., fltnlr
line ood v onH ..,JlX UUU ValUO OUIUU ujukuuiub " v w" I V i.
Several new houses are in cousre weji 8trone. maenetic. full of new ' 60 t0 8 afc 40
of erection on Simpson street at ufe an(i vigor, take No-To-Bac the m 5
Forest Hill. wonder-worker that makes weak IVQ ISUtfl pntw
Furniture,G;purnitUre!
is now aboutcoinplete. If you
are needing any new
money.
A hall dozen Mountain wagon, men Btrong. Many gain ten pounds made Oil goods.
loaded with apples, chestnuts and .p to SCC US and
cabbage, etrucK our town mis morn- - r 7lTV v
irZ druggist, who wilr guarantee a cure.
6 Booklet and sample mailed free.
" Mr. Robert Hodson, who has been I Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chi
confined to his room for several cago or JNew York.
weeks with rhematism, is able to be
out acain. I Market Quotations.
i n
oat sal F ft Drove thereat lorKstocfc ana cotton quo
vfl merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla. tations furnished by W A Porterfield
ever
come Article of
save
Hood's Sarsaparilla sells because it
accompli shes CT'AT CUREO.
Mr. and Mrs. R E Ridenhour have
moved into the Gillon house, on
West Corbin street, recently Vacated
by Mr. Fred Swink.
I fin orar
For nice bread, cakes, pies and TODacoo
canaies, every aay, can wo uuu
& Co., of Richmond, Va., branch
office oyer Marsh's drug store:
STOCK MABKET.
New York, Oct. 14, 1897.
cord City Bakery,
street
on iiasi uepoi
oc5 lm,
OPEN
1411
86J
NEW YORK COTTOK.
CLOSE
1401
841
OULD
MERCANTILE
COMPANY.
The Cash Bargain House.
MAKUFAOTURSKS OF
Furniture
remember that we are prepared to meet your
demands. We want your trade. I You
will find our prices reasonable.
let us
1
Quick Sales and
Small Profits"'
Our efforts will be to pleasejyo't:
see if we can't. . B
Best attention given to all work in our Undertaking
Department. flO CriAKbt runncacn
Next-door to ,
D. P. Dayvatilt's.
OPEN
6.26
6 27
6.25
The mite meeting of the First December
Presbyterian church, will hold its January
weeKiy session on rriuay oveuiug
at the home of Mrs. E!am King.
Mr. R P Black, the popular clerk
at Cannon & Fetzer Co.'s, says that
Mr. Harry DeGastor, the new bar
ber at Sells & Hartman's, gave him
the best shave he ever had.
A nnrnhnr of vnnnff neoule from
vw v-. r I I . a, m
miles A buccn 01 Keys was iouna on
in the country Wednesday night the streets and left at this office.
A delightful time was had. T wen- Owner will call for them, and pay
ty-five couples were in attendance, for advertising.
close pje Ginghams,7
C 9Q I
Outm uiotns
Wheai, Dec.
Corn
Ribs
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, Oct. 14, 1897.
OPEN
6U
28
4.50
CLOSE
901
261
4 52
Plaids; Sheeting
and Sal Bas
Dealers in
GENERAL.
MEROHADISE
-o
Buyers' of
Thirteen weavers left their looms, Cabarrus people certainly ought
fifty-three in number, at the Salis- to be proud of the Superior Court
bury cotton mills Tuesday last, and Clerk's office. It is one of the cozi
spent the day in sight-seeing at est rooms in the city, and Mr. Cook,
Robinson and Franklin Bros, circus. 1 the oblighing clerk, looks quite j at nOTTNTRTT
gentleman coming in from y
Charlotte this morning, stated that Mothers praise Hood's Sarsapa
81 bales of cotton, from near Pine- riua$ because, by its great blood en
yille, passed through Charlotte this riching qualities, it gives rosy
morning at an early hour, heading cheeks and vigorous appetites to
for this market.
Edward C Ray, a North Caroli
nian and former citizen of Charlotte,
died in New Orleans Wednesday, a
victim of yellow fever. Other mem
bers of his family have had the
fever, but recovered.
pale and puny children.
Hood's pills are the favorite fami
ly cathartic and liver medieine.
Price 25 c
PRODUCE
01 all kind and 4-fodt
wood always wanted-
best prices for same.
We invite an7; insec
tion ot all-tlie o-oods
(in '( ii " - 1 1 1
kW- FAT- AslpCf &
J
TAa ItLtaa-. $
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C M Coffin, a street-car conductor
of Charlotte, was run oyer and
For the last few weeks, the Sun- killed by a switch engine on the
church has been preparing for a day. Cofhn was walking on the W IlialiUiGrU w uj.
Seequi-Centennial service! Thifleer-j track and attempted to " mount the '
vice will be held on Sunday, Octo- pilot of the engine, when he mis- OTlT?.T T . "VTrTG CO.
m.u iL. t.-1 j . ri . i it.
m. v uum mere oe anviaiDK iuic. roe wneeie. wmcn srouna mm tn tv-p
i i oAtn ii
eeting to you in such service?
death.
IS JUST A5 uuuw rwnwii"w-
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts
GAXiATIA, IIXS., Nor. 16, 1833.
iT-ig Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. - . . m .
I, t iWiftn We Bold last year, 600 bottles oi
-&wJ?H TASTELESS CHILL, TONIC and haya
aBOyB8 -CABx f. thl vear. In &ii omr ex
wgD il ve in the drug business, have
Solor your Tonic " &0?
For sale and guaranteed by all
druggists.
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Nobody need have Nenratglau GetDr.Ule
PtoMkfiSwx druggists. "Onecejit a dose-
Needs No Explanation. ;
Madison, N. O., Aug, 4, 1897.
Goose Greasa Liniment Oa, Greens j
boro, In. O.
Dear Sirs 'Please ship us at once
jne gross Goose Grease Liniment. We
are entirely out Don't fail to ship at
once. Please give us jobbers prices.
It is the beat thing we haye ever Eeerc