i I Arriral or. Trams,
; : V Tie following change.of schedule took
effect July 4. 1897, 12 o'clock, i "
NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 6 27 a m,
.
36
it -
14 10 08 a m,
12
38
62
n
i 7-OSpm,
14 8.53 p m, (P)
i nn i
SOUTHBOUND.'
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 am, (F)
" 11 4r MO 29 am
r44 : 7 8 53 pm, i
"-35 9.25 pm,
" 61 44 7.40 a m, (freight)
No. 35 36, 37 and 38 stop only at Char
lotte J Concord, Salisbury, Greensborr
and J Danville. Passengers for local
points between these stations will have to
use the other trains. . . :
Wade Barrier, City Editor.
SHORT ITEMS.
I'arnsrrnpbccleencilea ana Properly
-! I'lncea Here. j
See change in Cannon &, Fetzar
Co.'s ad. today.
Miss Ola Hamilton haa gone to
visit her cousin, Miss Jennie Rub
'sell , i
THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominentlyin trie public eye to
day is Hood' SarsapariUa.- Therefore
et Hood's and-' ONLY HOOD'S.
-The forecast for today says:
Lieht rain tonierht. 01
Sunday nooD. Much warmer Sun
w . - a
day morning.
' Rev. J J Payseur will hold ser
vice ;at Cold Water Baptist church
a few miles below town tomorrow
evening at 3 o'clock.
Miss Irene Ridenhour returned
today (Saturday) from Kines Moun
tainj where she has ben visiting
ucr urumer, lur. w iu .tuaennour.
Miss Mamie Good, who has
been visiting in Rock Hill, has re
turned to the home of Mr. Shake
speare Harris, in No. 2 township.
Plight, the 12-yearsold son of Mr.
E Si Marsh, of near Wadesboro, acs
cidentally sent a load ot shot into
his right thigh while out rabbit
hunting Thursday. His leg- will
probably have to be amputated.
iwioi ui ireau macKerei, just
received. Also a good supplrof dried
apples peaches, prunes, apricots.
New Orleans and Porto Rico molas
ses, cream cheese, &c, all to be had
right now, at
ja22. A L Sappenfield's.
Dr8. Odom and Hal pern, who
have befen in our city for quite a
while, have gone to Thomasville to
spend some time. f Since these two
doctors have been in our city this
time they.have formed a copartner
ship as oculists, and will now work
together.
A few young men of our city who
attend the Thompson Hieh School.
m oder to show their patriotism.
did not attend school Wednesday
evening, but in order that the
teachers might show their love for
the progress of the boys, an extra
session was held today. r
Mothers praise HoodsSarsapai
nila, because, by its greatr blood en-
ricning qualiUe, it gives rosy
vcesa, ana. vigorous appetites to
pale and puny children. , -
XlOOd'fl mllflnro fViA faAiU (ami.
Ly. cathartic: and ' liver inedicine;
a rice zoc.
- -I
Key. J R Br poles, Pre8ip!mg Elder
tbe Central Methodist church to
"Jorro w morning :at H o'clock; Af
ler thQ eermpD, the holy sacrament
wiu be admmistered. He will ai'ed
bold aervicea in the country tomor
t0x evening, Tery probably at Rocky
but- riir not preach any-
omorrow night.
) TELEPHONE NO. 71 j '
- t
Mr. Critcndoi Here.
? Mr. O O Orittendon nf e-
baro T. arrived in the city to-
7J v-uruaj;. Mr. Crittend
the teacher elected to fill the oianl'i 0U0"lne ames of the
mu: . uu ine Place .ladies whnro ... .
h. . - MW
1fh Bon . '
a- vauaiea DV Prof M A s l-xi-L- 7. . w
Bger. We hon J 4f?? eran Festival nm
don will v ' i ' ... i i-
wo Pieasea witn ourtori
nd its people, and The Z t0 86176 y0U
extend. . ... . ANPAEI.any thing in their line ; ,
extends to him a hearty welcottie:
Rncklen u Arnica aiT.
The Beat Sal
Ontfl tj,- worm for
nts, J5ruiaes, Sores, Ulcers 1
Rheum, Fever Sores nl1 '
Handfl nwiw 9 Jetterd Ohappr,
Skin Rmni Iam8!, Corn8 d ale
Won Erupt10ll8 and positively cores
H68 Or HO t)av -mnni.A1 Ti.
T " V , a "l0e 25 cents per
store.- at P B ?etze g
" ' i ' ' " i
" i ;
Joe McLean JDeparted. j !
As noted in Friday's Daily, Joe
McLean, the negro who is charged
with retailing whiskey atMt. Pleas
ant, is "out of sight." The last
time he was seen was about 4 o'clock
Friday morning. His bondsmen!
Messrs. D D Barrier and Harris
Crowell, had taken out a mortgage
on some of his property, and will
hardly lose anything on his escape;
m &
Wanted.
. Upright and faithful gentlemen
and ladies to travel for responsible
established house in North Carolina,
Monthly 865.00 and expenses; Po
sition steady. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, ! !
janl31m. ' Dept K , Chicago!
flam's Horn Wrinkles.
No sacrifice is bitter when sweet
ened by love.
Unbidden guests give pleasure
when they go. ..
The pruned limb is seldom the
one that dies. . 1
A little man's happiness consists
in magnifying himself.
It takes both grace and grit to-
bear disappointment well.
When a man makes a fool of himr
self, he generally does the job well.
... , - i .
- ' As a matter of fact, nobody be
lieves in a hell except for his neigh?
bqr. .' ; ; 1
When we cannot do as we would,
it will smooth the jolts to be willing'
to do as we should.
One trouble with the world is that
there artpso many people in it who
are content to drift down stream.
Few of us gain by the mistakes of
others, but he who fails to profit by
his own mistakes will fom be bak
rupt to the knowledge. Ram's
Horn.
Col. Paul B Means, the railroad
attorney tells ns for 4 the 'benefit of
those interested that 'none ?of the
railroad cases will be ? called before
Friday, January jath, and the
nrobabilitv is that thev will not be
gr ; -
reached until the second week of
court, ; ; v -.
In the fitomach Caused Great
Ouf ferine Was confined to trio
Bed But Now Able to Work. " i
v "In October, 1895, 1 had x an abscess In
lay stomach. I was also taken with pleu-
fiv nA rnnhad VerV Jt)adlr I wa
'treated by physicians but did not improve.
I gave up alhhppe ol 'ever: getting weu.
My rightrslde Vas swollen, and I was not
ble to. walk across the room and was
.Anflnod tn mv bd. I was advised to
Itry Hood's SarsapariUa and began taking
it lir tnreat aays xcuiu bj
loV the betlier. ; I kept on taking Hood'a,
fimaoariUa until I had taken four bot-
hie to doa good aay',woxon . tne xarp.7 1
. i m - va i
Is - sold : hy
All dracrfirists.
$1 six for $5. Prepared only hyA.L Hood & Co
X - itr.i " net tTood's and only Hood's.
uumcii,
HOOd PHlS puis, aid digestion. v
Ah
Abscess
ScirQaharil a
LUTHERAN FESTIVAL.
Tlie Karnes of the Person. Who will
Be Rad,ioWaiton Toa.
a I A - pare id
Tuesday and Wednesday, and
r v Committee onmeat supper :
Manager, Mrs. A M Brown ;
Assistants, Mesdames M R
Barrier, J A Cline, R L Dick,
Lizzie Bingham, Z E Scott, D
W Tucker, C A Cook and J
H Mason ; Misses Ella Blume,
Ida Weddington, Rose Wille-
ford, Stella Black welder, Sadie
lusher, Grace Fisher, C hassie
Brown Jennie Cock, Lillie
Cook, Bessie Strieker and
Mary Strieker.
Committee on Ice Cream
and Cake : Manager, Mrs. M
L Stevens ; assistants, Mes
dames J S Fisher, R E Ridenn
hour, J L Boger, Laura Blacks
welder, A L Sappenfield, Jno.
K Patterson, Minnie Brown,
Ross McConnell ; Misses An-
nie Hoover, Mattie Cook, Ber
tie Qaantz, Sallie Castor, Fans
nie Strieker and Ida Blume;
Manager of Taffy stand,
Miss Ora Hoover ; assistants,
Misses Maggie Castor, Addie
Patterson, Addie Strieker and
Mrs. Kennett,
Arrangement of Sale oi
Fancy Work : Mis Claude
Fisher, manager.; assistants,
Miss Belle Moser and Mrs.
D L Bost.
Those furnishing provisions are
urgently requested to send them in
not later than 10 o'clock a.m. Tues
day. ..,Those furnishing fancy work,
, will please ba?6 such in by
Monday evening.
The committee of managers and
their assistants will please apbemble
in the refreshment room at 10 a. n?.
Monday.
Those participating in any of the
concert exercises are each and every
one earnestly requested to meet
Monday night at 7:30 in Caton's
Hall for final practice.
Tickets on sale at the drug stores
of,Dr. Fetzar and Dr. Gibson.
r :
A singular instance showing bow
great reforms grow oat of the very
smallest conceivable incidents is that
in New York under the late Mayor
Strong, who effected the pnrification
Of milk sold on the market from an
I' f -j--- v. . r. A
ppealing letter by . a poor woman
asking him to please aee-to it; that
ihe milk she. bought for her baby
was real milk, ao. that her - baby
would drink what would brinsf life
and not death. H
Concord
Co
! '.' Conicoird,';N. C.
Oar fouhdriaho in blaaf oncd
a "week, castiqe regularl v verv Fri-
dav; Wfe are- nreoared to fnrninh
you anjihinT Jn the ca8 ting, line at
JiTing-pncea. We will he pleased to
quote you special priced on anything
deaired. . All ordera) receive prompt
attention. && dd'general michine
work.
Ybura truly,
Concord Foutidry Co:
I I 7eat Corrjm Street. , :
The
Concord
Meat Market
I be often for business w i
Saturday morning in ( the -'
Castor building on Main
Street AU KI NDS of -i
MEAT and SAUSAGE
handled;- Patronage Solicited
Respectfully,,
Sol teyy,f
Foundry
XEWS51M OEJfERAl.
Charlotte lawyers hare signed a
petition asking the President to ap
point Capt. Chas, Price, of Saliabu
ry, Judge Dick's successor.
Jim Saaith, colored, "was found
dead in the road in Lincoln county
Monday of last week. There was
no evidence of foul play but if was
in evidence that Jim had imbibed
rather freely of' contrabandspirits.
The Shelby Aurora is no more.
Its name is to be changed to the
Southern Spindle and Loom and it
will be devoted largely to' indus
trial muter -3 ite sville Landmark
uch in Little
Is especially true of Hood's Pills, for no medi
cine ever contained sp great curative power in
so small space. They are a whole medicine
chest, always ready, al
ways efficient, always sat
isfactory; prevent a cold
or fever, cure all liver ills.
sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25o.
The only Pills to take with Hood's SarsapariUa.
NEW JEWELER,
H. B. FRAZIER,
3rd 9tore Litaker Building.
You will find a nice line of Jewelry
at my plaoa. Repairing a
specialty. All work guar
anteed. Served 2 years ap
prenticeship nnd?r Wil
liams & Dotter, Jewekrs,
Philadelphia. Hoping to
Bhare a part of your patron
age in the future, I am
Respectf tilly
H. B. FRAZIEB.
Mar. 19. : Jeweler.
An Extra
Attraction in
Wardrobes,
We are making this week by
the prices we hay.e placed 'on
them. .. " , ; .l
at bargains that can only be
secured on such special occa
sions and which we are pleased
to place before our patrons.
Aren't you tired of Iridium
poor wneeis i Then buy an
A KIEL.
cn BM)T,
FUjaNITUREpBALERS and
FUNERAL DltCEOTOBS
We always carry in stock a
complete line of Coffins and
Caskets.QFREE HEARSE.
- CRAVEN BROTHERS,
PHONE NO 9.
For all kinda of coal Sof t
or Hard caII on me. My
Lump Coal can not 'be
surpassed in quality. Prices
a3 low as can be had
' o- o ' r ,
JA. C. Black welder
At JSI re.on WesO epo re t.
" Phone No. 68.Q
Wardrobes
CoaW'
I f 1 W1I
iUWoSBate
H, jj 'S" g Ejj -
,&al ti y m fci lz?i
ssii 'mss& 'rnm n
53 JUST AS OOQD FOR ADULTS.
;vVAHRATEI. PRICE SO cts&
I I Galatia, Ills., Nov. 16, 1833
-""iri?; Ivfcdicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Pi?mon:-We sola last yoar, 600 bottles ol
iKOVE-" TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and hava
0!tgb three pross already this year. In all or ess
rti'innpfi of 11 VPtATH. in tVia llrncr hnclnaoa ha..
. - - - t J 1 -m h wuiHUbtXJf uuiv
oever sold an article that j?ave such universal gaL
ftctiop. aa your Tquc. L'ors truly.
For sale
aH guaranteed by a
druggists.
ludiil ili.
i vue. me uusinesa puoiio a re
liable, permanent, conservative and
accomodating banking institution
We eolicit your businf gs with thj
assurance of honorable treitmenfc
nd;due appreciation of your paU
ronage. "
If we can serve you at any time
be gUd to have you coma
and see us.
TO CUSTOMERS
Gapital and Sulplus $70 000
U. U. UULTK A JNJfi, Cashier.
J.
M. OPELL, Pres.
Z
Notice !
K.
L. Graven
No; 74,
in 1 U
6.
J.nSS'Vo-0.-.
i i
O
1
NeeOs JSo Explanation.
Madison. N. C. Aucr. 4. 1897.
Goose. Greasa Liniment Co., Greens
boro, H.Xu
Dear Sirs -Please ship us at once
jne grosa Goo8e Grease Liniment. Wa
are entirely out Don t fail to ship at
once, irlease give us jobbers prices.
It ia the'reat;thing we h yeeve raee
1 W J JOHES & Go.
OR l AT S A LEO prove the great
merit of Hood's SarsapariUa.
Hood's SarsapariUa sells because it
accomplishes CHEAT UHE0.
PHpNE" I
For
Coal
-it