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Airivnl of, Train.
The following change of schedule took
effect .Inly 4. 1897, lo'cl ck.
NOttrilBOUND.
So. 8 arrives at C 27 a m,
".! iio " 10 OS am,
" 12 " 7-0 p m,
" I 33 " .' 8.53 p m, (F)
62 " IO a m ilu.u.
ij SOUTUBOUXD.
No. 37 arrives at 8 45) a m, (F)
11 " 10 a m,
7 " " 8 T); p m,
35
'A
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9.25 p m,
4i
(U " 44 7.40 a m, (freiaht
No. 3" 3G, 37 a id 33 stop only at Char
!otte;i Concord, S i.isbury, (ireensborc
iiul i Danviile. 1'assenirera for i.o-;
point? belweca these stations will haye to
use iue omer trams.
V,i)E Baukier, City Kditor.
I E LEPilUNE NO. 71.
SHORT ITEMS.
Vnracrnph l, i-ciu-iied ami fropcrly
Plnrvrt Here.
See change in Cannon it Fe'zsr
Co.Vad. today. ..
SThere will be no services at the
Reformed church tomorrow.
The ordinance for compulsory
.vaccination was repealed in Salis
bury 'Thursday.
Cap Toies arrived in the city
Friday night from the Haile Gold
Mine, S. C. j
Nice fat hens for sale at
f tf. Strieker & Son's.
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Judge Mclver left this (Saturday)
' morning for Statesville, where he
Ties t holds xourt.
Tne snovT fell !a3t Sandaj morn
ving and it is visible many places
yet. It 8eema hanging on to greet
another.
MOOD'S S:irfe;;.tullla has overanc
ui Qver-iigaui rovcd by its cures,
When ail other pnpn rations failed, thai
A is the One Truo ELOOD Purifier
Urg. W M VVeddington and Mrs.
3amuel VVeddington left Friday
- nght for China Grove to vmt rela
stives. ...
Mrs. D J Bostian returned from
Charlotte Friday night, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
- Cochrane.
Miss Fannie Young has returned
"home' after spending some time
with her friend, Miss Nannie
Craige, in Salisbury.
Miss Maude Brown has returned
' from Salisbury, after spending
some time there with her friend,
Miss Mary Bernhardt.
We see that at the late conven
tion of the National Pet Stock As
sociation, L Banks Holt was elected
. vice-president.
The 12 -year-old daughter of Mr.
with! grip and pneumonia. She
has been sick but a week. .
Bjbnd Frank post, two negroes
chat were sentenced to the chain
gang for engaging in a fight, have
been released, after working out
their board billp.
The directory of Darham shows
that the town has eight Dollars
and plenty of Cash all moving, cir
culating, energetic forces. No won-
der it's a thriving city,
Weak nerves indicate deficient
blood. Nervous people find relief
by pulifying and enriching their
bf ') I vfith Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
i!J 1 norve tonic.
liui's Pills are the only pills to
taka with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure
all liver ille i
Dan reports for the week a sur
prising gain in most departments
of business, few failures, a slight
decline in wheat and improved de
mand fur cotton goods. The Mc
kinley tarift seemed to stimulate
business for a while, but the impe
tus collapsed in less than Harrison's
ear term. History often repeats
I"-
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! :'STi fi fn? r :of f -
Fair toiji, h an q " ; 8
f , lJb1' a0OV dtt). ProbiblV
jCMUer t,m,rr w eight. )
l ia v ion iiir in rv r .. . ' '
The Holy Sicrameut will h
8
ad-
mastered at S:. Andrews Luthl
curcn tomorrow ' morning, I
th:rd wi!1 b preaching iher!
an
but
to
. 7;Black' 2 angli8r ;wh0
is holding a most interesting mU
ing at the Second Pr,ht,;L
caurcn, will hold regular servic
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c8
-omorrow morning and night.
R,?: P B Wil3on,one ofthe P
lessors in thft
the Theological school at Tul4a
locsa, Alabama, will fi:i the pulpit
at the F.ru Psbytcriaa church
tomorrow morning
E i. Belton, of this city, who!has
heen employed in Montgomery!
Ala , for several months, ha re
turned from that place, having
packed turuuh this (Saiurday)
morningr on his return to Winston
He will return to. his home here q
a short time. Ei. pays he has be!n
in the smallpox region surs enough
this time.
A Gift Froui a i'resldeut
la the State Library there is
a
book presented to the State by Pres
ident Madison, nearly a hundred
years lago, and containing his autos
graph. It is "The History of Caro
lina, containing the exact descrip
tion . and .natural history of that
country, together with the present
State thereof, and a journal of a
thousand miles traveled throtgh
several nations of Indians, giving! a
. 1 d mo I
particular account of their cu8torn!; 1
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manners, &c. By John Lawson,
Gent. Surveyor-General of North
Carolina." This book was printed
in London in 1714. On the fly leaf
is written,"Presented by JamesMadi-
son to the State of North Carolina,
1813 News-Observer.
Sheep Dying By Thousands.
Cheyenne, Wyo Feb. 3. ThloU
sands of sheep are reported to have
perished from cold and starvation
in western Wyoming. The cold
has been intense for sixty days and
old-timers eay that it is the hardest
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winter they have seen for the past
nineteen years. Carbon county has
500.000 sheep and flock-masters
there fear the loss will amount to
25 per cent. Losses among cattle
will not be bo heavy as owners had
been preparing for several years to
reea tneir stocs:- auring me severe
weather.
A. Youth Accidentally Shoots a Negro
Pine ville. Feb. 8. John ThomaH,
a colored man, living with Mr. A L
Beacb, in Steele Creek, wan acci
dentally shot this morning by Mr.
Beach's sikteen year-oid son, J ean,
and died in a few minutes after-
wards. The boy was loading his
gun when it was accidentally dis
charged,
Sentence Reduced.
.1 ndff'e Mclver has seen fit to lessen
the sentence of Jim Wolfe, who was.
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convicted of forgery, from two years
on the chain gang to only one year;
A n anneal has, however, been taken
and it is very probable that he will
remain in jail until the decision py
the Supreme Court, j
uch in Little'
isespecially true of Hood's ijpnjdjl
cine ever containea so greai cuw rt "Tr.
80
small space. They are a wnoie meiu
nn
L1-1J
cnest, always ready, al
ways efficientalways sat
isfactory; prevent a cold
mm
or fever cure an aver iuat !
sick headache, jaundice, constipation, ete. 25c.
Iooly Mb to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla
ffl
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lie Local f
a well coaducred n.W) 7 i
J?0 H ed n"Pm w follj
coufirmed by publishers. Sj long
a8 DaPer p iques a jaat, honorable
ana jaaiciouii course, meeting: the
wanf8 of its customers in ad re
spects, th3ti,sof fnendhm hrtLWn
the subscriber and the paoir ar
hard to break nn k n i i
thud p rty ad
trie linka which bind
old friends
m business or social
life. Ojcisional defecta' and errors
m a newepap
er are overlooked by
those who h
ve.' becomj attached
through its pir us a for years. Tacy
somt tamej b
iron fcc:oan
has slipped i
ot something which
nio itsZ-'co'uaind. and
may stop takibg it; bat absence of
the familiar ebeet at their home or
oui je tor a '
priya;ion, atid
it agvfn No
more constant
by a re lit r f j
fev vveeka becomfs
a
they conclude to take
friendship on earth it
than that con roc ted
a journal chit makes
earnest eff jrt to merit
au honest and
c mtinutd auj
Reporter.
POit. Springfie d(V )
Sonif of the Sew Woman.
tawrd, roil o iard O Time in
your flight, mike mo a woaian that's
clear out of Biiht; give me bloomer
aud bneches iind sirtp, let me get
out of these
whisker Drodu
horribe skirts. A
pr invent if you can.
gi?eme heal that grows bald like
a man r; grow
make me sxk,
a tobaccD that won't
and teaah me to chew
a la man yery quick Let me, 0
let me drink whiakev and uwpir.
r -
bet on the chickens and back the
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j ,
fljet mare; atky out nights, hold
qffica and vo p, take in the town
and a six-shooter tofe; sit in the
bozzird roost row if I choose, play
baseball and f jotball and wear
those spike jhoes. Onward, roll
onward, O TiEie quick'y fl make
me a man or c Ise help me to du;
this wotld as :t is fairly fills me
with wee, bat were I a man 'twould
be heaven be!o. Orange Obssrver.
Bnylns Frtlixr Earlier.
It seems that quite a lot ot
farmersln the county are buying
it sooner. We heard a prominent
merchant who deals in f ertlizers
say that he had gold four times as
much already this year as he had
up to this .time last year. The
farmers are buying it considerably
these days.
CONCORD LODGE off
I KNIQHTSofjHONOR.
Meets" on the second Fridav even-
in0' of each month. "
TT II 11 I TV TT TT
i nan in uie rear 01 uv vv kj nous
ton's Dental rooms. V " -
'! This lodge hjas paid to the fami
lies of its deceased members twenty
thousand dollars since its organizas
tiori.
1 TVia TCnigrhrs of Honor is now in
its twenty "fifth year of existence.
and has disoursea up to the 14th 01
January, 1898, more than sixty-one
millions of dollars to the families of
its deceased members in the United
States.
or further jinformitioi callVon
N. D. FBTZEK or K. L CRAVEN.
The Concord
Meat Market
Will be open for business
Saturday morning in the
Castor building on Main
L M
KINDS of
SAUSAGE
, t
ic.tx I ana
handled. Pat
ronage Solicited
Respectfully,
bol Levy,
Proprietor'
tf
T T.
ATTO RJN K X - AT- L A. W ,
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Pmmnt ; attention given to all
business. Office in Morris building
opposite coart hwse, ,
HARTSELL
uriiJlua1aa. wniul gentlemen
and ladies tl) travel for reannni hi.
estabiisned h6ue.io North Carolina
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Monthly Sbj OO aad expenses Po
sition steady. '. 'R ference. Eaclosf
self add reused s:amped envelbp
I he 1 mmioQ Company,
j iq13-L n.
Dept.. K-, Ghicasj j
i mado easy Manufacturing:
jv j i lubber Stamps. Send for
,J 1'liCO L.lSt Of CJuttita tn
Kb
H J. F. W. Dcrman Co., 121
0 ii-.S11. S1- Baltimore,
i ka tf
u.oa. catalogue free.
Concord Foundry Go
j "
Concori, No Cr
i weas," o 43 i
re a irlw 7' Fri
day. Wi &? pf.pi?.-U to aruuh
oa a-iythini ia .ths cii iuz liae a'
living pria-al :li b3 o!.ns'd to
Q TO'e YOU S JS31if nrirP nn',i..'vrniV,n
desired. Ail orders receive prompt
ifet tlon. AISO do Crpnoral maftln'nA
vori.
Yours tra.y,
Concord FoundrylCo.
Wst Ojrniu Stret.
NEW JEWELER,
H. B.
PRAZIER,
S 3rd Store Litaker Building.
Ibu will find a nice line of Jewelry
at my place. Repairing a
epecialtj. All work guar
anteed. I Served 2 yeara ap
prenticeship under Wil-
liams &J Dotter, Jewelers,
Philadelphia. Hoping to
share a part of your patron
age in the future, I am
Respectfully,
H. B.'FBAZIE.
Mar. 19. Jeweler.
!
QERh to I una tit.iiiicciieni are m&
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, be
cause it malie3 pure, rich, healthy,
life and health-giving BLOOD,
rAueR.fi jwariJ J
PHONE NOj 9. ;
Ting-Ling.
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HELLO I WHO'S THAT ?
Graven J Brothers' 1
! . ".
Furniture Store,
ALRIGHT. WHAT 13 IT ? Q
Just wanted to say twe have the
largest and best assortment and
prettiest patterns of mittinjfs ever
shown in Concord. Just received a
new supply of Sample Carpets all
wool and forty inches wide. SEE
OUR NEW BABY CARRIAGES.
We can interest , you on anything in
the furniture! line. No doubt about
thepricas bains: right.
CM ' BROW,
FURNITURE;DBA.LERS and
FUNERAIDIrfECTORS.
HEARSE FREE.
AGENT
for the
ARIEL, OiTOWA
and LtJTHY WHEEL.
Coal! .oal!
For all kinds of coal Soft
or Hard c ill on me. My
Lump Coal oan' not be
surpiS3ed in quality. Prices
ai low as; can be had.
j o-r -,.
J; A. C. Black tvelder
AtJStoreon2West,Depot5sHreeu nt
Phone No. 68
Hi BIH W Iff -.fet
" AMR :ReCaJ
13 JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS,
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 eta
' Gal ati a, Ills., Not. 16,
iris Medicine eo., St. Louis, Mo.
t-actlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles 05
LiOVE'S TASTELESS CHILL, TONIC and haf
ugb three gross already this year. In all osr cx
;rience of 14 years, ia the drug business, have
.rer sold an article that gave such universal eatU
Gtvou aa your Toxuc xours truly.
All dealers gu rantee Grovea T.a'cV
less Uhill Tcnio to core chilh,
j fever aud malaria in all
if 8 forma. ,
ft
j Offer the business public a rV
liable,permscent, consei vative anl
accomodatingr banking institution'
We solicit vour businf ss with ,h
assurance of honorable treatmant
find due appreciation of . your rat
ronage. -
If we can serve you at any time
i i be glad t) have you couco
and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS
Capital and Surplus $70 000
! D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier
J. M. OPELL, Pres.
I Notices!
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Madison, N. O., Aug. 4,1897.
Goose Greaas Liniment Co., Greaocl
boro, N. Cu
Dear Sirs Please ship us at once
me gross Goose Grease Liniment. Wt
are entirely out Don t fail to snip
once. Please give ua jobbers prices
It iatttheheat thing we h yeeve r see
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