ArrlTal of Trains.
The folio wing change of schedule took
effect July 4. 1897. 12 o'clocfc;
o. 8 arsives at 6 27 a m, :.
36 "10 00 am,
12 44 " 7-03 p m,
38 " " 8.53 pm;
62 " " 12.15 p m (lreigiu
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 37 arrives at 8 49 a m,
11 " "1123 am,
8 53 p m,
9.25pm,
7.40 a m, (freight)
JNo. 3536; 37 and 38 stop only at Char
'fcrtte, Concord, Salisbury, Greensboro
.nd Danville. Passengers for local
points between these stations will haye to
use the other trains.
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Wade Barrier, City Editor.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
See change in Cannon & Fetzer'a
Take Inem om of Town.
Some of the people of CannonTille
are cbmplaioiDg considerably of the
pepple not 'taking their dead dogs
unhide of the incorporation of the
town these days. Sometime ago the
carcasses of four dogs were found
not ao far from one of the residences
at Cannon ville. This u a violation
of the law and should be looked af
ter.
Baseball Yesterday.
Rev. Qarrifcto Nouth Otrolmo.
Rev. Mark Harris, who has iaat
been licensed as a minister bv the
Concord Presbvtery, haa eccepted a
narge at MoClellaudsville and Mv
Pleasant, bear Charleston, 8. U.
Key. iiarris is from Harriaburj; and
has jast completed his theobgic a
course.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
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Sc. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
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BUSINESS LOCALS. .
FOR RENT. A 5 room house.
tf- " I N0 & PATTER80N.
FOUNDA ring with six keys.
Call, and pay for ad., and get keys.
TO RENT.-A house on Spring
street. Apply to ?
je30. J. Dove.
FOR SALE A Union Cracka
jack wheel in excellent condition.
Call on Wade Barrier.
Have your business letters, leeal
documents, etc., typewritten. Sec
recy guaranteed. Call at telegraph
office. ' iiS
AH persons indebted to me will
please call upon W G Means. Esq.,
and settle. 1 have left all accounts
and notes in his hands for collection
L. M. Archby, M. D.
May 2, 1898. ;
FOR SALE. A fin fresh milch
cow. Will be sold by the 18th, last
Come quick. J, A Rankin,
jeiv.
Coot 71tzgerald Hurt.
Aunt Rachel Fitzgerald, as she is
called, mother of Coot Fitzgerald,
the negro who escaped from the
chm gang some nays ago, received
telegram; from Lexington Wednes
day evening saying that her boy had
been struck by a train. Nothing
scarcely can be 'found out about mm.
At the time of sending the telegram
h8 was still senseless. His body
seems to be mangled somewhat
Notice of Dissolution:
Having closed out our stock of jewelry to
Mr. W.,C- Oorrellr we this day dissolve our
! . '-
co-partnership any outstanding claims
against us should be presented at once to
John F Yorke. AIL claims due us will be re-
ceipted for hj John F. Yorke, wh.0 is author-
ized both, to pay anj- claims that may be
against us, aad colleciwhatK due us.
Thankful for, favors bestowed on us while in business we are,
Yours truly,. .
A West Virginia man who went
to Hagerstown Md., to have a cai
buncle cut from his back -was very
much surprised, as was also the
doctor, when an old bullet dropped
out, which had been shot into him
during the late unpleasantness be-
'tween the States. Morning Star.
The State? Normal
. .. and
Industrial College
Offers he voung "women of the State
thorough! prof essionaJ, literary, classical,
scientific and industrial education. An
nual Expenses $90 to $130. Fac
ulty of 30 members. More than 400
regular . studentSi Has matriculated
about 1,500 students, representing every
county in the State except two. Practice
and I Observation School of about 200
A,
pupils To secure, board in dormitories,
all free-tuition applications must ; be
Mill Hill. N. C, made before Augusta..
uorresponaeace inviieu irom inose ue-.
All nersons indahtarl in Dr siring competent trained teachers.
Pu inaeptea to Ur. Fo? cataWae and other information,
Archey by account will please set
tle same at once. W 6 Means, tf.
Address
d&w ai.
PRESIDENT McIVER,
Greensboro; N. C.
Gome and
Sale!
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TASTELESS
rui-
ad;
Mrs. G G Richmond has gone to
Lenoir to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Barnhardt. j
Mrs. Ed. Fisher has gone to Lex-
W iJLyUA-&A 1A VVDCjA. Ul li II LI W 1 Lll
.relatives.
Master John Barrier, son of Mr3.
Moll ie Barrier is quite sick with
malarial fever. '
Miss Elma Cole left this (Thurs
day) morning for Asheville to at
tend the Teachers' Assembly
Misses Carrie and Aanie Alexan
der, of China Grove, are visiuog
their friend. Miss Fannie Lippardi
Mr Tom Cannon has returned to
his home at Spartanburg, after
spending several days here with
ixelatives.
The Juvenile Missionary Society
of Central Methodist church will
serve refreshments in the Litaker
building tonight.
Messrs. Billy Weddington and Joe
Fisher returned this (Thursday)
evening from Konoke college where
they have been attending school .
Mrs. R A Brown entertained
quite a number of yoking folks at
her elegant- domicile Wednesday
night. The evening was spent most
pleasantly. Elegant refreshments
were served.
The stockholders of the Coleman
factory met Wednesday in our city.
They had quite a long meeting, but
-nothing of public interest is definite
yet. They are now trying to decide
on the purchase of their engine and
ib oiler.
Mr. Charlie Correll has arrived in
oar city to stay this time. Mr. ta-JMondaV.' June - lS.ZComeJQaiiailro
relFs family will not move here un-1 ! r lassurance of honorable treatment
tii next month. He has already Things ox& so Ibrightjand freshQlooking: here ppreia :p-
taken charge in the iewelrv store n . -iL , j -i i . n. ttt. If we can serve you at any time
forrrprlv occnuied bv A.J. & JF. Yuu Will lUigou tuau wiouoiu wBicoaiig.u vv c De giaa 10 nave you come
w i .'. , . . . . . ana see us.
- Torke. - are alwavson tne moveiljBellaiiiCK.S sMmmMJ liberal accommodations
:-T. M I" I : - J
it seems to do toe iucje qi mei . g vninyv
ladies ofCentral Methodist church II 1 WiY til 11 11 1
A 1 . ll I M ! '
10 nave a rainy nigm wnen inej
wish to have some kind of enter- Have you an Organdie dress
i&inniont for the . church, and as we to buy ? Then we can do you
are needing rain they have decided scood. I Very fine plain white
tc serve ice-cream; sherbets, and Organdie extra wiae sold at
cake in
J. & J. F. .YORKEs, Jeweleri,,,
C.
Dobbk & fa
At iTucker's Store,
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23 andll2&Eayettevilltreet,
Raleigh, N. C.
jEminnieinise
Suunnnnier Sale--
n n n
off Seasonable-
: QOQDi
DressJ : Goods
making up a
UR !DJIESS GOODS Department in
ifi iiicT Acmnnn cnD Anii i ts. sate r.seawu.
IV WVWI r WW w m-mwm m mm a , ( aK a
WARRANTED. PRICE & U CtS.
GALATIAItLSNOT. 16.1893.
Pavt Medicine Co.. St.Louls.Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold last year, COO tattles of
GROVE'S TASTBJLiBSS chllOj 'itiwiu ana naye
hnnsht three eross aireaay trus rear, in , an our ex
perience of 14 years. In the: drug, bosix .ess. have
navnr-imM nn urtinle that jrjvTtv such tinivi irsal satis
Xaetioa as your Tonic ra truly. - Special Table Some 5.000 vards -ttmn v
dWUiUUittfiVW . ' " J..
A.U dealers guarantee Groves Taste-t.ere formerly-priced $1.00, $1.25 and
lc o . - ; ii.5o per yard, now your choice for
rever ana maiaria m an 1
its fornix 44 cents peryanfc.
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Just what's leftover trom a busy season!
n I wmc uavc uaiy one aress lenrtn. hence
& I the great sacrifice.
xxx K3xxvyx u wu& wxxu- -i. xxxkj &x v w vv ; ww, kuo uDmOM """V " I oDoii't tliey Interest yon.? If n n.i
lianie.permHnen cuuservauve hu oi a . .
DOBBIN cfe FEREALL.
A reat time m whiclx to feast the eye and
make the purse feel glad- Some things have
been slow sellers. Some things weSaddgin
lust to make things lively. riSomefl things Sare
ii til 1: 11 iimi 1 1 mill r.11
IUDMUUIU UMMVUttlUOii
the Litaker building to- 48 cents per yard for this spe
night. Let the people and the rain
both come tonight.
cial sale 33 cents. 35c. plain
vVMte Oreandie now 19c.
One piece of 26c; fine pink
Muslin Underwear. Gf SfSSfflBS
J. M. ODELL, Pres.
' If you are interested in tliis , v - - r
liiiR. whv. inst cTron in onr 0URiV;BU5ibS5 nw.
CONCORD LODOE of
; KNIQHTS of HONOR.
Meets on the second Friday eyea
ins? of each month.
Hall in the rear of Dr-W O Houss
ton's Dental rooms:
m This lodge has paid to the famii
ties or its aeceased members twenty
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN. Organdie 19 cents. About 4
. ' ; solid i colors in Organdie at
XweutyFoar Cars Gu Into a Washont 2i Cents. These are line
-Ensiueer, Fireman, Flagman ana I gQods CUt tO the Core. 200
vards of white ducK wortn iu
Danville, Va., Jnne 15. At 9 t yard to go for 5c
o'clock tonight a serious wreck oc- About 100 yards of remnants
ourred on the Southern Railway, 0f percal, 3& inches wide,
v. i j UUlvU ' VI J- AS L. " i uiv . uu I t JJ J.KJ X. VV F) .w
gineer Gary, Fireman Sales,. Flag- Percals we sold for 7ic Plain
S alierMi9r"ScKS AIRSE. WITH Z THE 1
attend to your wants. Beau STANDARD.
tiful white skirts, gowns, etc.;
at greatly reduced price. The . Bell, Harris & Co., furniture deal
garment ready made for just era and undertakers.
about the cost of tne material, j B J Bostian, racket store
These garments are well made n. w n pptTPr irnD. Rfro
of gBod domestic and nicely &SiFetzer Co. Jdry goods
or,i fhis crraaf. ra.tinn and Nothing. . t.
man Pace and Brakeman O'Connor,
of extra, freight No. 229, south
bound, were all more or lesi se
no u sly injured. The wreck was
caused by a washout and was com
plete. Twenty-four loaded cars
composed the train many of them
ate totally destroyed. ,;
SVery woman rcoa Dr. Milea1 Fain tllla.
White Lawns, also figured
lawns, at 21c yard. JN arrow
ibbons for trimmings in' all
rolors
c
kind, and this great reduction
brings them to you so low that
you can afford to lay them
away for future days. Uome
and see.
Odeli Manufacturing Co., ; deaU
ers in general merchandise.
G W Patterson, wholesale dealer
Brown Bros., liverymen.
Drv & Miller, shoa dealers.
Dr. J P Gibson, drugs.
Craven Bros., furniture dealers
and undertakers r;
Cabarrus Savings iBank. .
Concord National bank.
Ervin & Morrison, grocenea.
K L Craven, coal dealer
J AC Black welder, coal dealer.
Lesly & Watson, dry goods.
A J & J F Yorke, jewelry.
D P Day vault, general merchan
dise.
j H L Parks.&JCo , dry goods, SC
The Knights of Honor ia now in
its? twentyfifth year of existence.
anu nas aisoursea up to tne 14th of
January, 1898, more than sixty one
millions of .dollars, to the United
Dtates.
For further information call on
N. D.. FETZER or K. L. CRAVEN
DR. L'fN. BURLEYSON
fifT-e? Kit. Dt-nr:,., i
i i uicudivUui services
to the citizens of Concord
and vicinity.
umce .over- marsJas Drug Store..
Je 9. j Telephone No. 36. ?
M, L. Brown & BRo.
.LIVERY; FEED AND SALE
STABLES,
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 hand
or sale. Breeders of thoroughbred
Poland China Hrgs, f