4
Arrival of. Trains.
effect July 4. 1897, 12 o'clock.
NORTHBOUND. ,
No. 8 arrived at 6.27 am,
" 36 " " 10 00 am,
12 u " 7-08 p m,
38 " ! 8.53 Dm.
' 2 , " " 12.15 p m (iie.ea
SOUTHBOUND.
"11 " "1123 am, i
" 7 " " 8.53 pm,
" 35 14 " 9.25pm,
. 61 . . a 740a m (freight)
No. 35 36, 37 and 38 stop only at Char
lotte, Concord, Salisbury, Greensboro
and Danville. Passengers for local
points between these stations will haye to
use the other trains.
Wade Barrier, City Editor.
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
See change in Cannon & Fetzer'e?
ad.
The longest day in '98 has now
passed.
' ,. r I '
Mrs. Will Shoemaker is visiting
at the home of her father at David
son. Rev. J E Thompson has gone to
Mt. Airy to visit his brother, wno
is sick. He will return before San
day.
Mrs. W L Gilbert, of Charlotte,
arrived in our city Monday evening
to visit her iriend, Miss Jessie
Deaton.
Dr. H N Miller and wife, of Mt.
Pleasant, have gone to WaynesviPe
to attend the meeting of the Prees
Association. -
WANTED Two or three fami
lies, with spinners, spoolers and
reelers for our mill.
G. W. Patterson,
je23. MT g Company.
Mr. Charles Boger, of No. 10
township, went down to Mt, Holly
Monday to visit his brother, Rev.
WJ Bogcr.
Presiding Elder Dr. Brooks held
the quarterly conference of Central
Methodist church at that place
Monday night.
Tickets on sale at Dry & Miller's
store. Privileges, for season of '98,
admit to ground and grand stand.
also share pro rata in net receipts.
Concord Base Ball Association
je21.
Miss Connie Cline has gone to
Washington to visit her friend,
Miss Blanche Rueckert. From
there she goes to Lovettsville to
visit some lady friends.
-The Pythians will enjoy them
selves tonight at the court house
lawn, where refreshments will be
served to the Knights, their wives
and sweethearts. A royal good
time is expected.
See the new advertisement of the
University, which is steadily grow
ing in public favor. The enroll
ment of 508 students is remarkable,
being the largest in its history.
We are glad to learn that Esquire
H C McAllister, who received a fall
in Salisbury a week or. two ago, is
gradually .improving and is able to
oversee his work.
It is thought that the Spanish
government will put the photograph
of Dewey on their postage stamps, as
that is the only way that they can
devise to lick him, so we are in
formed.
Mr. Luther Ethrid, of Newberry
S. C, who formerly resided in Con
cord, arrived in our city this (Tues
day) morning to spend a few days
with his friend, Rev. H A McCul-
lough.
Editor J B Sherrill lelt this
(Tuesday) morning for Waynesville
to attend the meeting of the Press
Association. Mr. Sherrill is secre
tary of the Association and says
this meeting promises to be a very
interesting one, there being quite a
good attendance of the old members
and also several new ones.
Mr. Houston Ctc'irane, of Char
lotte, is visiting Mr. D J Bostian.
The Epworth League of Central
Methodist church will meet tonight
wilh Mrs. R L Duval.
Mrs. S L Klutz has returned home
after visiting her mother, at Marion,
for several days.
Mrs. D J Bostian and little child
(are visiting at the homeof Mr. Mar
tin Boger at Flowes.
Mies Ola Hamilton has returned
home, after visiting the family of
Rev. J A Linn, at Mt. Pleasant. 1
Mr. Dolph Mangum, of the Uni
versity, arrived Monday night and
is visiting his friend, Mr. Robert
Keesler. -
. ; i
Mr. Press Lud wig and two sons
returned to their home in Georgia
Monday night after visiting Mr.
Lud wig's mother and brothers at
Mt. Pleasant for several weeks.J
Mr. C W Russell, of Winston,
spent Monday night in our city at
the home of his father-in-law, Mr.
A G Heathcock, at Forest Hill. Mr.
Russell is a special policeman no w
at Salem. He formerly lived at this
place and clerked in the store of Mr.
S J Lowe.
A letter to the family from Ser
geant James Hamilton, now at
Jacksonville, and who was dis
charged on account of physical in
ability, informs us that he will not
be at home until he can succeed in
getting his transportation, which;
according to Mr. Merritt's corres
pondence, will be some time yet. vj
BUSINESS LOCALS.
; TO RENT. A house on Spring
Street. Apply to
! je30. J. Dove.
i FOR SALE. A Union Cracka
jack wheel in excellent condition.
Call on Wade Barrier.
All persona mdebtpd to me will
please call upon W G 'Means Edq.,
and settle. 1 have left ail accounts
and notes in his bands for collection
L. M. Archey, M. D.
: - May 2, 1898.
AU parsons indebed to Dr.
Archey by account will please set
tle same at once. W G Means, tf.
The State Normal
and
Industrial College
Offers the voting women of the State
thorough professional literary, classical.
6ubuuui; auu luuusinai euucaiion. A.H-
nual Expenses $90 to $130 Fac
ulty oi members. More than 400
regular students. Has matriculated
about 1,500 students, representing every
county in the Btate except two. Practice
and Observation School of about 200
pupils To secure board In dormitories,
all free-tuition applications must be
made before August l.
Correspondence invited from those de
siring competent trained teachers.
For catalogue and other information,
Address PRESIDENT McIVER,
d&val. Greensboro, N. C.
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-V7,
The Prettiest Lot of
Flag Pins
AND-
fc
Attention Confederate veterans of
: camp 212 of Cabarrus County.
You are requested to assemble at
the conrt house in Concord on July
2nd, 1898, to perfect arrangements
to attend the reunion at Atlanta,
Ga., on July 20, 21, 22 and 23.
Fair for round trip will be 1 cent
per mile each way.
D A Oildwell, Com.
TASTELESS
HI Q lL 03
WW
.Jl.ll
c.
IS JUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
Galtia, Ills.. Not. 16, 1893.
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and havt
bought three gross already this year. In all our ex
perience of 14 years. In the drug business, hare
never sola an article mat gave sucn universal eaua
taction as jaur Tonic Tours truly.
All dealers guarantee Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic to enre chills,
fever and malaria in all
its foruip- .
TkSieiMialBaL
Military Belts
YOU EVER SAW".
Our Show Wis
W. C Correll.
it. Cloud Hotel,
Concord,. N. C.
This up-to-date Hotel has
been recently re-painted and
rooms fitted up with all im
provements and conveniences,
of modern times.
Rates $2.00 per day ;
special rates by the week
or month, and to Theatri
cal and other traveling
Companies.
Patronage Solicited-Mrs-
M. C Dusenbery
Manager.
Jy 20.
The Oldest Inhabitant
Can't recall a merchandising in
stance approaching the showings we
are making in all kinds of
Furniture.
For varietv, ona'itv. usefulness as
well as for prices. e are offering
bargains in tha popalar sense of the
word. We'll save joa money on
every purchase now and a quick in
vestigation of our claioia will save
you most.
We want you to examine our line
of BUCK STOVES. The great
Offer the business public a re
liable,perminent, conservative and
accomodating banking institution'
..LlTSSSrS-Si The New Mer
Bnd due appreciation of your paU
ronage.
If we can serve VOU &t anv time I Has opened up over the Steam Laundry. Suits
be glad to have yOU COme made to order from 8.oo up pants made to order
and See UP. from l3.oo up. Cleaning and repairing a specialty.
I IRFP7VL ACCOMMODATIONS Allwork guaranteed. I respectfully solicit the
TO CUSTOMERS
Gapital and Sulplus$70 000
D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier.
J. M. OPELL, Pres.
patronage of my past customers.
Jy 4 RICHARD H JEFFERSON.
"I think De Witt's Witch Haaei
Salve is tbe finest preparation on
the market for piles." So writes
That ATvuiTDTTQr wiTii TRT7 John 0 Dunn of Wheeling, W. Va.
THAT ADVERTISE WITH . I tit Xr it and will think the 8ame.
OUR LIVE BUSINESS WEN.
HD
I G
DEPT.
Half - Price
for all of our Fine
Trimmed Hats. On
the 25tli of this month
Saturday next, Miss
McKnight's season is
up, and we must set
rid of our fine hats.
This will be a great
loss to ubut we deem
it best so we can show
rQ-rrr rrmmr a anrl noTrr White Enamel Lined. There are
I . rv s harro onH rfirna ova i rr rT
- . ' ' 1 UUUO UCIIKJA . BUU UliOCO BID X tUM
Everybody can now
afford to buy another
summer hat. I
Great : Reduction.
On all fine Untrimmed
Sailors. Now is the
time. Just think i of
buyins a hat at half
price.
X lil lu u& uno Th Chief Burgess of Milesbure,
best Way tO Clean Up pa1 says DeWitts Little Early
the balance Of OUr Risers are the best pilla he ever used
summer millinery in his fampy darins yearf of
1, o v, mrcw nouseKeepmg. i. ney cure consupa
1CL UllOX Li XX XX UCll x y VVOl
any part, so the ad-
vantage is ours ana
yours- ) I
H L Parhs L&
STANDARD.
Bell, Harris & Co., furniture deal.
ers and undertakers.
D J Bostian, racket store
Dr. N D Fetzer, drug store.
Cannon &JFetzer Go.,dry goods
and clothing.
Odell Manufacturing Co., deal
ers in general merchandise.
Q- W Patter son , wholesale dealer
-Brown Bros., liverymen
Dry & Miller, shoe dealers.
Dr. J P Gibson, drugs.
Craven Bros., furniture dealers
and undertakers,
Cabarrus Savings Bank.
Concord National Bank.
Ervin & Morrison, groceries.
K L Craven, coal dealer
JAG Black welder, coal dealer.
Lesly & Watson, dry gocds.
A J & J F Yorke, jewelry.
D P Day vault, general merchan
dise.
H L Parks &Co f drv poods.
lry it ana yoa
It also cures eczema . and all skin
diseases.. J P Gibson.
M. .ri DENNIS
C o n tjr act or and Builder
I respectfully solicit the patronage ;
of the people of Concord. As for
my work being satisfactory, I
only asks that you give me a
trial. j22.
M, L Brown & BRo,
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. Om
nibuses meet all passenger trainfV
Outfits of all kinds furnished
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on hand
or sale. Breeders of thoroughbred
Poland China Hrp. tf
DR. L N. BURLEYS0N
We carry at all times from the
cheapest coffin to the finest burial
case. Call answered day, or night.
Craven Bros.
Phone No. 9.
tion, sick headache and stomach
and liver troubles. mall in size,
but great in results. J P Gibson.
The editor of the Evans City, Pa;,
Globe, writes, "One Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named. It cured
my children after all other remedies
failed." It cures coughs, colds and
all throat and lung troubles. -J P
Gibson,.
STATE OF OHIO.
City of Toledo,
Lucas County, )
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm
of F J Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said fim
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure-
Frank J Cheney.
sworn to Dei ore me ana suDscrms
ed in my presence, the 6fch day of
December, A. D. 1886.
sl1 A. WGLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hail's Catarrh Cure is takeniins
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surf ces of the
sytem. Send for testimonials, free.
. F.J, CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c, .
Offers his Professional services
to the citizens of Concord
and vicinity.
Officeover Marsh's Drug Store
Je 9. Telephone No. 36.
JnHVOtlC uhtt s j.ni due w
ti
ni Blood
CONCORD LODGE of
; ; KNIGHTS off HONOR
Meets on the second Friday even-
in of each month.
Hall in the rear of Dr.W O Hou3 .
ton's Dental rooms. 1
Thislodfre has paid to the faxmV
lies of its deceased members twenty
thousand dollars since its organiza
tion.
The Knights of Honor is now in
its;' twenty-fifth year of existence,
and has disbursed up to the 14th of
January, 1898, more than sixty on
millions of dollars to the. United
States.
For further information call on
N. D FETZEB or K. L. CRAVEN
Sick headache, biliousness, con
stipation and all liver and stomach
troubles can be quickly cured by
using those famous little" piUa
known as DeVitt,8 Little Early
Risers. They are pleasant to take
and never gripe. J P Gibson.
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