i
ArriTal of rraiu.
We eee from the ObWrver that a
The following change of schedule took
cfect March 12, 1899.
- NOKTHBOUND. ;
The Grand Jury's Iteport.
T ui ,au9n naa Dee
poratedat Charms w. o r'. , . -h-K-- uauueu
tied
So. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m, ,
Lowi on. , r- J , in -v ine raii iw of ia8t week'8
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.UV(Ulp. coon.:
12 u " 7-09 d m!
" 84 44 9.45 p mi
SOUTHBOUND.
v, 37 arrives at 8 49 a m, (flag:)
u ii " , "1123 am, V
35 " 9.20 pm. (flas)
. 33 " 44 7 19 a in,
61 " " 849a m, (freight)
Xo. 3o. when running ahead of. No. 7,
!s4-ise 'hecessary for through travel
south of;i harlotte, and is .stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyoud. Na. Sii stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Keidsville, Danyilie and
principal stations between Danyilie and
Washington. No. 37 stops lor pas
sengers coming from .Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
otun-' ' wwo
o.vif.h of Nevells. No. stna t, i
sengers ior rumr stopping places
01' v-"- w V A W V
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
pASst-ngers for regular stopping places,
Lyiicaburg or beyond .
Xos. oo and 34. scop at Concord for
passengers to or from the C. C. & A.
division Charlotte to Augusta --aud
other points in South Carolina,' Georgia
and Florida, reached througU Columbia
or Augusta. -
Xos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
nd connect at Salisbury with trams of
VV. i. Division: -
l ELKPHONE NO. 71.
.FOUXOCI) 1842. ;
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
There are uiauy tnedium-grade
Piaujj fold to Duyera who would
prefer a firn clisa Piano were it uoi
for tue high pne the retnir deakr
ia obud to for a tiraUoUa
Piano. Fjr 57 yeara S CIEFF Piauo,
wuwiua, ouu arc o nil
direct from KactoryT nnd the buyer
s-jcurei a-fir'iC-cU P.ioo for, the
price you py the re tun dealer for a
tn'dium-jjrid, or, more likely, a
PtANO.
It aaaeuc or dealer tells you this
la an agency, hi? otoer etatemeuts
will ber iaveiitijjatioa .
Odttloijue for the nkinff.
rim Tuning ... .'Phone 196.
Chas. M. Stieff, i
Piano Manufacturer,
BAltimore,- Md.
Factory Branch Wareroom,
No. 213 N. Tryon St.,Charlotte,N.C.
CH. WILMOTH, Hanager. -
b'hort Locals.
Oae-third ot '99 gone.
Mis? Carrie R ich wine, of Salis
bury, spent Sunday at Mr. Geo. W
Brown's.
Miss Barbara Coughenour has
gins to Rowan county to visit her
relatives.
The bleachery is shut down this
week on account of repairs bein?
made on the boiler.
MUs Constance Cline and Mies
Huth McLinn, teachers at Elizabeth
college, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. H IT Adams, of Monroe, is
spndiag this week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. W C Houston. .
Miss Sophia Paul has returned to
Gastonia, after spending some time
bere with home folks. :
Policeman Eagle, . of Charlotte,
.attended the funeral of his mother,
iIra- Diel Eagle, Sunday.
Mrs, Belle Brown, of Mooiesville,
D&3 returned home, after spending
aweek here with her niece, Mrs. D
Cannon. :
Mr. Joseph Neisler, of Rock Hill,
BPent Sunday here, having been
cHed here by the death of his
8l8ter. Mrs. Daniel Eagle.
Mr. Ben Craven, who for a week
6r caore has been canvassing this
P'ce in the interest of the Raleigh
fr0' as left He went to Charlotte
Irop here.
iftao 6oodman returned home
aturday ni8ht from Raleigh,
wo'kin ere for several
'Tim. He is employed at the
lim93offi09 again.
rat or.
Mr. Marvin Stnoot epent Sunday
at
his home in Salisburv. tt;d
mother, Mrs V
panied hid he
B SmOOt. nnnnm
e and will spend
J E S moot's.
some time at Dri
Mr. Dawson Starwood, who in em.
ptoye as j a bo'ok-ketper in Win
ston, passed tkroush here laat
Saturday o his way to his home
m Stanly county to visit hid rela
tives
Mr 8.
M E Houston has returned
to Monroe after
ppnding Sunday
. W C Houst on.
with her eon, D
She !hi
tsjast returned from Fiorids,
where Hhe has
been pp ending ti e
winter.
Mr
W A
W
ikint-on, who for a
has been, a pales-
u umber of year
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man in the store of the Odell Man
ufacturing Co., Las severed bis con
nection with that place. j
Mr. Joseph Goodman left Mon
day night for Augusta, where he
K as accepted a position as a pnar-
macist at the place whtre he was
employed once
before.
Col; and Mra
J J H Long passed
through town today to visit their
daughter, jMrs.j Chaa. 5lcCrary, of
Arnold, Daviddon county. They
will be gone f r a week.
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Mr, J U Parcell, who gives the
graphophone coriCtg and is a
dealr in that lint, gave one of his
entertainments' at Mt. Pleasant last
Saturday night 'for the benefit of
the Pi Sigma Phi society.
He Returned to the Chaingranjr.
Will Jack8oo, a negro, who only
a fjiw days agaj was brought from
the chaingangjto jail; has now been
given another Sentence to the gang
for thirty days. He was confined
to jail in a de
fault of a bond to
keep, the
became a
He broke
with the
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peace. On Sunday he
little
gay" in his cell.
i
up a
water bucket and
wire hoorn managed to
tear the
regi -.ter off of the heater
J . j'f " T v
and also broke one of the window
gla ees.
He was tried for the of
fence and given a thirty-days' job
on the road.
T
I consider it not onlv a nleasnra hnt a
duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about
the wonderful cure effected m mv cao
by the j timely) use of Chamber lam'd
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
I was taken very badly with flux and
procured a bottle of this remedy. A
few doses' of it effected a permament
cure. Ij take pleasure in reccomend
ing it tb j others suffering from that
dreadful disease. J. W. Ijynch, Dorr,
W. Va. This remedy is sold by M. L.
Marsn & uo.
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He Is Improving Rapidly.
Each dav Carl Johnson, who is
in tho1 Whitehead -Long sani-
torium, oontinnes to improve and
was able to walk oat on 'the
streets Sunday. He will be home
in a week orl more. ;
. THE LATEST FAD
II I r : .
Nethersole
Silver Bracelets
to $4.00.
The place to get your -nice
; fresh Bread, Rolls, Uoughnuts,
Buns, Crullers, Cakes and Pies.
I make a specialty of anything
in my line. Give me a ca
: 75c.
W. C. Cotrell's
j The Jeweler, .
THE CQUGORD BflKERY t
vskA mm i .
all bills sent
by the solicitor as far H9 Xtrgk ! nnnl A
procure witnesses. Mad I nrBnf-
ments ot all things so far as known
tons. '"; ' ' ! - j' !
'Visited the jail in a body. Found
it in good sanitary condition
Talked with prisoners who eaid that
they were well frfj and cared for.
Would sugge3t some repairs to be
done on ; right hand front cell on
window facing, also that the win
dow sap h be arranged eo the lower
part of the sash can be raised.
Would suggest some: spit-boxes be
placed in the.diff?rent celis.
"Visited the dififerent cOices of the
court house and found them well
kept "' " 1 ,f I - ", 1 !
-.'Visited county home by com
mittee and found the home and
inmates well kept buildings and
bedding cjBan. Faund 27 inmates
health good as could be expected.
Would suggest that some repairs
be made on plastering in the rrom
of the buildings and j that the roof
ing be repaired. Found the stock
and farm in good condition."
The President on tbe Raleigh
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president McKinlev visited th
;
Raleigh
Friday
morning
at PhilaD
delphia and bad a formal: reception,
where he made tbe following . im-
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pre88ive address : j
"Captaio Coghlan and men of the
Raleigh : Ic gives me great pleasure
very great pleasure to bid yon
welcome home aad to congratulate
each one of you on the beroio part
plajed in. the great battle on the
first day of May at Manila, which
w8 a most glorious trmmph of
American arms, and made a new and
glorious page in American history.
I assure you that when I give yon
welcome, I am only speaking the
hearty welcome of seventy-five mil
Hana of American citizens. I honor
yon all for your splendid services to
our country. This feeling not only
extends to your great admiral whom
we all love and! honor, bat to the
humblest member of tho crew who
was in that great fiht at Manila.
I give yon all a warm and generous
welcome and many thanks."
After giving the President and
Secretary three rousing cheers tbe
naval "boys" pleased them with the
following yell :j ,. j j .
"Who are we ? Can't you. see ?
We are members of the new navee.
RahrahrabRaleigh I"
Tn nasi Wear Mbmated Doilerj.
Mismated stockings are the latest
new things to attract the attention
of the fair sex. To be ultra fashs
lonable one stocking must differ
from the other in color. For instance,
the left stonking may be black with
a sprinkling of red. silk polka dots
and the right stocking of red with
black silk polka dots.' A pale bine
itooking with ! bronze clooka has a
mate of bronza with pale bine clooks.
J And bo the combinations go . i Only
tne similarity oi aecoracion in me
stockings announces the fact to the
uninitiated that they have anything
in common. The riotous fancy of
the moment also stripes the hosiery
in harlequin fashion.' The stockings
are divided into halves and quarters,
the brilliant oo'ors presenting sharp
contrasts. Sometimes the upper
halves alone indulge in the motley
color,' leaving! the boot in sombsr
tonei of black, blae or brown. The
stockings come in the finest weave
o caihmere or in lace! patterns of
lisle ihreadi Thoy range in price
from 8eventysfi f e cents to $2. New
York World, i k
Valuable Commission Offered Free small
samples. Protected ground. (Several salesmen
earn 25 weekly. Season approaching. Following
orders credited. Rubber Co., 243 Pearl St., New-
York.
itime
4i We have acted on
NEW
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0&
Lad
CORDED
ONE LOT OF
1
ies' Q. K. Suits
fail to see them.
00
1 -t
no en
-THE
White - Enamel Line
BEST EVER MADE.
M. L. Brown & BRo.
LIVERY, FEED A.ND SALS
STABLES -"
I
Just in rear oi St. Cloud Hotel; Om
nibuses meet jail passenger trains
Outfits of all kinds furnished
promptly and at reasonable prices
Horses and mutes always on band
or sale. Breeidera of thoroughbred
Poland China H.-orp , t
SMALL-POX
Is repprted.at different
: points irr the State. ' Our
Health Policies cover
this disease; as well as
typhoirfTe
fiurnber of other, diseases
flesh is heir to . Get one
at once. . . . .
J. R Hurley.
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LOT OF
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FaOHTS.
in Blue an
B.White.
en
It does not take
a great deal of
push:
to shove oe of our
Baby Carriages
but think now much
i
easier1 it is! than
1 I
carrying the baby.
and comfortable times
on one ojdur Couches.
TVe have tjue finest
HOUSE" FURNISHINGS
ever shown in this town.
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G. W. PATTERSON
.can1 please ycu w;th all kinds of
GROCERIES !
We have tine, (New York Seed Irish
Potatoes Pee.rljess, Burbank, etc., etc
Our Cream Cneese is very fine. W
offerj special prices on' nice lot of Mo
lasses, Sorghams and Syrups. Our stock
of Floor is the best on the market.
OUR STOCK
OFCROCK.FRY, Tin-
ware, WoodwarS, l)r. . Goods, Sliottt,
nam, ljeacner.
tc is complete.
BRING! IN
YOUR CORN. Oats.
Eggs, etc.,' and get best prices.
Jacob Reed's Goods-
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the cele brated clothiers of
Philadelphia.-; We guarantee
fit, style anid entire satisfaction. '
Spring andlsummer samples now in r
We offer a new Hartford. Bicycle at
less than factory price; , ; '
Anyone wanting a good MULE wilt
do well to see ns.
G W Pattersoa
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