Arrival of, Tr Ainu. '.j! j
Tie following change of schedule took
SPANISH KLEE r GONE.
'. 30-
12
3S
' 62
vtdSeoi -July 4. Ib97.. 12 o'cLx:.
V SOUTHBOUND.
aNo. f 2rivfcd at 6 27 m.
" lU.ud a m,
" 7-0" p di,
8.58 pm,
v l."0 p m (tieikQJ
SOUTHBOUND. j
Wo. 37 arrives at 8 49 a ui,
11 44 44 10 2JJ a m,
7 44 4 8 53 p m,
35 9 25 pm,
61 " 44 7.40 a m, (freight)
No. 35 36, 37.aod 38 stop only at Chan
4
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Npnnish py t n Shot Troops to
Move-tab t Be Invaded mi Once.
Special 4rom the Charlotte Observer to Tub
Standard at 3.30 p. m. j
The navy department is official
ly informed of the departure of
the Spanish fleet from the Gape
i Verde Islands.
Vessels headed south. Their
totte. Concord, 'SaJsbury. Greensboro
Vand Danville. iPasBeneers for local destination is unknown.
poimi oeiweea iiiese siaiions wiu uaye 10
-"use the other trains.
Wade Barriek, City Editor.
TELEPHONE No. 11,
We have one lot of Bicy
'' ' : -i
cte Tiles that we cl n
save you money
on
W. J. Hill.
'Opposite Post Office.
It ia . repoi ted that a sailor on
the Monitor Terror has been tried
as a spy and sentenced to be shot.
He is a Spaniard. j ! I
Preparations are making to
move troops to Cuba at once.
- MASS MEETING ;
fiferybody Requested to Attend the
Meeting: Before the Departure or
Our Boys.
The citizens of Concord; and
county ar, requested to meet in the
court house on Saturday evening at
2 o'clock to participate in oresentiner!
a flg to the yolonteer soldiers from
5,
CLOSING OUT SA
OF
Jewelry
BUSINESS
SHORT ITEMS.
- Paragraph ?d, penciled and Properly
Placed Here. 1
- 'The Reformed cnurch is having a
new painting both inside and out.
OflEerings
For This Week.
200 Yards Beautiful Scrim at 'SJ
ceDta per yard,
1 lot of 3-4 Percale co or absolute'
ly good, 4$ cents.
3 pieces of Lappets iu most popular
shades to go at 9 cents.
We have about 150 y.irds of 10-4
sheeting we will close this
week at 12 cents.
Every thing in our entire
stock at Mtanufacturers
COST to wind up busi
ness at once.
.Tools, fixtures and goodwill for sale
at a great bargain. '
A. J, & J. F.'YORKE.
n 1 i i. j 1 m 1 . -r ii
uuucoru ueautu J Pr". -cawara These are bargains no one can afford
tun
The prospects are for pretty
'weather now. The forecast says:
i'Fair tonight and tomorrow. I '
Screen doors and windows from
rtbe -cheapest to the highest at
a28 tf. JT Pounds.
Mrs. D J Bostian and little cliild
have returned . from Montgomery
-county, where they have been visi t -dng
friends and relatives.
Messrs, Sam Pemberton ad Tom
Hearne. both of Albemarle, have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark., on; ac
count of ill health.
The small boy of John Ury, col
ored, was thrown from Mr. James
P Cook's -horse Thursday evening,
lie was hurt, though not seriously.
Whether you go to war or stay at
home, you should have a policy in
the New York Life. . See about it.
J. F. Hurley.
There will be a marriage at Can
nonville on next Sunday. The
parties are Mr. Wm. 8 Blackwelder,
son of Mr. J AC Black welder,! and
Miss Ida Cline, daughter of Mr. J
C Cline Bo .h parties are from Csti
nonville. : I
A few short addresses of encour
agement will be made, und arrange
meois perieciea to accompany our
soldier boys on their departure to
the depot.
The Veterans will meet in the
conrt houee at 12;30 to perfect their
arrangements to attend the 20th of
May celebration at Charlotte, and
will remain in session and partici
pate in the exercises of the citizens
and volunteers. Let everybody turn
out and encourage our soldier boys.
D. A. Caldwell,
Capt. Com. U. O.-V.
J. L, Crowbll, Mayor of Concord.
to mise.
Respectful!
lirfs lair . M$
uiven Away hree.
FOR SALE. One house and lot
id Mt. Pleasant, now occupied by
Rev. Paul Barringer, containing
acre of land, also vacant lot of same
size adjoining on the north side.
Apply at this office,
The Boys to Go Monday.
Capt. Ed. Hill has received or
ders to have his company in readi-.
ness to leave Monday morning for
Raleigh. An order was issued this
morning to each member stating to
him that his name was now on the
motor onil foilnro fn fnmnlw rtrWVi rvr.
, 1 j , , w .tU 1 rTo the girl under 14 years ol dwho
u0i0 uivs bnn t0 oar 8tore the greatest nam-
10 tUe ArtlCie8 01 W ar. Wf nnr fnll vorfioomonfa nnn.
Plans are being made for religious taining BUCK'S TRADE MARK,
oprvirPH nn Minnav ai nrnnnn n nnr, rrom enp newaninara or our citv.
the comDahv ' and will I be! an- The range is now on exhibition at tail ana complete.
our sore. You are invited to call hvTK'Kics lo nOnY
Stock of Milliner
company
nounced tomorrow. i l l
Parents, remember that your boy
will enjoy The Standard, and we
will cive them the Daily for $3 00
per year. I
This Is
No War
News. .
BUT SOLID FA.CTS;
We have the largest
1
line of I
Dry Goods Sn Towp,
and we are prepared to
sell at as low figures as
any one. we can saow
you the prettiest line of
Dress Goods and
Shirt Waist Goods
on the market. We
simply defy competi
tion on Wash Fabrics
of the very latest styles
and patterns. -
French Ginghams,
French PercalJ
French Organdies,
Loyely shades mf Phsse
Black Silk Duchess. Spac
will not ollow us to 'mention
anything like ourjstock.
m j j
.Don't toTev inac we
are also ud to dateon
Clothing, We have a
big line cf
Boy's and Children's
Clothms
Our Stock of Mens' Hats is
All the
1
Tracker's Store)
123 and 125 Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, N. C.
WE ARE SELLING
Black Grenadines.
Our success has been unprece
dented in BLACK SILK
GRENADINES.
We; imported a grand line and
are able to give the lowest
prices lower than any
other Dry Goods Store.
Send for Samples.
case
gang
To tbe Ctialn Uansr Thirty Days-
1
... , A large negro was brought; be
fore Esq. Pitta this (Friday) morn
ing by Policeman Bost for beating
on the train. It was a plain
and he was sent to the chain
for thirty days. The negro griev
ed somewhat over his. sentence
and had some one to write to his
rwife for money to release him. Et
.-gave his name as Jess White and
says he is from Winnsboro, S. 0.
To Arm ana Feed Them.
w 1
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, in
troduced a measure m the Senate
Wednesday looking to the equipment
and the provisioning of Oabafi sol
diers for the war. It was referred
to proper committee. j
and examine it.
Collect advertise
ments from news
aners trom March
10 to May 1 1898.
Another Postoffice Clerk. i
After May 7th, Mies Janie Rich
mond, who has for quite a jwhile
been one of the clerks at our nost
office, will sever her connection at
' that place. In her stead will be
'" placed Miss 'Ella Blume, daughter
of Mr. W H Blume. She has al
f ready begun learning her duties.
Y m fe i v-- ox s n s nnd hei
3 in H i?- SjMSuUiiriil.c. .v'nich gives
Uiem pure hiuoil, i !''ooi :! vi 'tii imcf
ZJ.il niititbd CTTiSM
Patriotism.
These times of war every man
wants to be as secure as I possible
in every respect. The New York
Life Insurance will issue pplicies
the same as ever. If yqu j serve
in the arnrjyour policy is good
for the full amount. It you go to
Cuba or join the Navy, however,
an extra premium will be charged.
This will not void your policy, but
will be a loan on the policy.
Every man in the State and Na
tional Guard can carry insurance
for the protection of his family
and not have" to pay ' an extra
premium. This is the j Liberal
War Policy ol the best and most
patriotic company m the world.
See me before you go. Jfayments
easy. Indemnity certain. j
J P Hurley, Agent.
can't be Surpassed, and prices
are low.
Come and 3ee us andjbe
Conyinced 'J3
D. P. DAY VAULT v
M. L; Brown & BRo
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE .
STABLES,3
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. Om
nibuses meet all passenger trains.
Outfits of all kinds furnished
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on nana
or sale. Breeders ot thoroughbred
Poland China Hogs tf
We have also a perfect lining at
25c per yard for GRENADINES
86 inches wide, Fast Black, and with
the "Swish" of a Silk, nearer Silk
than anything ever made.
A Grenadine Dress
need not be EXPENSIVE.
Try us on BL1CK SILK GRENA
DINES, and write to us when you
want Dry Goods or Kindred Wares
No jtrouble for us to answer your
letters.
DOBBIN & FEKRALL
CONCORD LODGE of,
KNIGHTS off HONORS
Meets on the second Friday even
in or of each month. -
Hall ia the rear of Dr.W O Houss
ton'p Dental rooms.
This lodge has paid to the fami
lies of its deceased members twenty
thousand dollars since its organiza-
tion. '
The Knights of Honoi5 is now in
its twenty'-fifth year of existence,
and has disbursed up to the Hth of
January 1898, more thanlsixtv one
millions of aollars to the United
States.
SFor further information call on
N. D. FETZER or K. L. CRAVEN.
A little boy asked for a bottie of
"get up in toe morning as fasv aa
you can, ;, tne druggist recognized a
household name for ''De Witt's Little
Early Risers." and gave him a boU
tie of those famous little pills for
constipation, sick headache, liver
and stomach troubles. Gibson's
Drug Store.
THEY ARE OFF.
The trouble has begun and;the haugh
ty Spaniards will soon bid.adieu to the
island of Cuba.
We are rapidly bidding adieu to our
FURNITURE ' and- MAT-
TINGS an( our records of sales and
values eclipsing past records. (7e have
still some excellent values on hand and
bargain seekers should look them over.
Values stand out prominently in every
article, and lower prices you can't find.
A large line of handsome Window
Shades, Hurtain Poles and fixtures- and
Hammocks See our prices on these be
fore you invest your money.
Craven Bros.
Furniture Dealers and Undertakera
Use
Polish
Pearl
To clean your Bicycle; 10 cents
can at - I
I Yorke's Jewelry Store.
I
iMt Call for Town Taxes.
If jour town taes are not paid
by next Saturday the 30 th day of
April, 1898, your property will be
advertised and sold.
Respectfully,
Jno. K. Patteesoit,
Town Tax Collector,
TH ' C i a rue UiWai FarlUer
proRiirtiit. in tne public eye to
day is IIco;! - :ar parilia; Therefore
fret tiocvr.
TTTANTED AGENTS to sell our it..
. v Presses, lUcanixrjj. Raggage snd v
-i.Sr c-v-". V. W. IKmIMA; CO