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The fblloWiog change of schedule took
ffcet March 12, lWp. V
NOK? ABOUND. :
Ho. 8 rriTcVat5 52am,
"10 00 am,,
"I 7-09 p m, -J
M 8.51 p m, (flag)
" '9.45 pm,
44 2 O0a.m(tieui t)
44 86
"12
V33
4 a
.SOUTHBOUND.
No. 37 arrives at 8 49 a nf (flag)
44 11 "li;ull 23am,
7 , y " oi p m, -85
u " 9Mit p m, (fl igr)
44 7.19 it in,
At " ; v B4ya m. iireignij
No. 35. whim running ahead of No. 7,
i flagged if necessary for through travel
S3Utk of harlotte, and is stopped for
gtessengers arriving from Lynchburg or
ZaeyeudL No.- 8(S stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
; Greensboro, lieidbville, Oanville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from J ynchburg or
point) beyond, and to take on pas-.-seogers
for regular stopping places
aotitliof Newells. No. 33 stops to let
ofiV pfcssengera from regular stopping
graces south of Newells and to take on
fj&gsetigers for regular stopping places,
Oynch burg or beyond. - .
Nbiv .... 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
jguaeogers to or from the J. C. & A.
Uivision Charlotte to Augusta and
. crther jpoints in South Carolina, Georgia
nd Florida, reached tnrougn uommoia
ir 'Augusta
Nos. 7. 8. 11 and 13 are the local trains
d"eoHEect at Salisbury with trams of
w. N. U. Division. : .
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FUUNUKIl 1842.
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE." .
jgL Retail Dealer . cannot sell a $500
iano for "$399," but as Manufacturers
srecan sell a PIANO for $350 that a re
iler cannot sell for less than $500.
Visit our Wareroom before you buy
4rine Tuning. . . . . . . Phone 196
Chas.IM. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer,
-Baltimore, lid.
Efadtory Branch Wareroom,
No. 213 N. TryonSt.,Charlotte,N.C.
G.M. WILMOTH, Manager.
Ernest McConnell Dai warned
home from High Point, where be
has been telegraphing -for several
days On account of taking train
orders his age interfered.
HIS -FARMING ' RE POUT.
Tit a vivnB .ff tti nrv x naanwtriH
amv - .f
rnrm hi li , Fnlr tiraud TH
Vouta nnd ibe Prtflt nd tbe In-
vestment,.
Our townsman, Mr. O A Dry, irbo
never spends money witbout know-
ng heie in ta gon?, and who N
wants to see r he far nier prog-
per, bad handed ua hu report of the
wheat madeat th' Fir Grounds by
. - I
bjin? frown in wn-ac -wm r
whs s glad to hare Mr. Dry's annual
report, both for its reading and for
its pn fb wblch it, may prove.
Fo! lowing i ra the fignrei:
PI i wing 14 acres at $1 00
per acre ; : . . ' ;$14.00.
Wnano 554.00.
A oid v ' 4 40.
105 bushels of cotton eed
at 10c per bushel 10 50.
Ill loads of man are at $1
per load 1 11.60;
10 laborers at 60o. 6 00.
DnlHnflr in wLieat 7 25.
Harrowing .65.
Ons horse and wacon 6
days at 50o, - 00.
20 bushels of wheat at 80a .16 00.
Harvesting wh av 14.46.
Threshing wheat 11.15.
Hauling wheat to mill 2 00.
EXOUR8ION TO ASHEVILXe
Dy 242 v bnBhels of whtat
. at 75o "
By 8. raw
$125 46
$181.87 1
15.00.
Expense of crop
$196 17.
125 54.
71.33 .
T ( ......
Half of '-99 gone!
If you want to be pleased, go to
Brown's barber shop.
Miss Flora Leak, of Winston, is
Tititing Miss Mary King.
S"OR 8 ALE two-BtoryhouBe on
Kast Depot street, cheap. Apply to
J A Pitts,
Misa Mollie Fetzer, who has been
staying at Reidsville, is visiting at
Or. N D Fetzer's.
Misa Cora Collins, of Asbeville
arrived here Friday to visit her
lister; Mrs. Lutr e-Saunders.
Greensboro is now a dispensary
town. ; The new ordinance went
into eBect Friday night.
Mr.. Jones. Yorke returned
tiome yesterday evening, after being
oat on.the road some time.
The Salisbury Sun of Friday
.states that the mayor of Lexington
svas tined S3 35 for being drunk.
Rev. C A Rose, of Franklin near
Salisbury, is critically ill. Dr. A J
Crowell, of Charlotte, was called
there yesterday. '
cam Parish, of Raleigh, ar-;..-..wed
here Friday, having come
- trom Raleigh on his wheel. He
stopped with his friend, Lois Cra
Ten. 1 '
- juu neta ireeh bread or rolls
you Cai get them at the Concord
bakery. I will-bake every day this
Robt. Ingram.
Mr. J L Kendall and family, who
.:e on South Main street have gone
to Lmcplnton, where Mrs. Kendall
-.will visit her relatives.
Mr Cha9. Barrett ba3 gpne to
harlotte, where he will take a tax-
2nKTm th6 Ada Mills. He
.U be there about two months.
he Woman's Pnr0;n -tt:s
aurdh will iV nr. lM1M
etz3r.
Profit on investment
It will be seen that Mr, Dry, hat
made 5 09 per acre on his invest.
ment. This year he mftder8ix ty one
and onehalf buihU more than" htf
did iikst year. He ejpectg to
i arte uuuureu oasaeis on iit.M
next jear, which can be crfihe
increaaea tt the rate & did thif yeir.
Now here is the point ilr. Dry
wishes to make by his report v Land
of this grade can be easily .boojht
throughout nr o n&ty bt ear
farmers at f 15 per acre. Thin' ftl
the rates this field this ytar yisUed
a farmer won Id pay for his land in
three years. Another consideration
is the fact that Hr. Dry hired his
work done at the prices t'f teaai
here in town
Select Prty82.50 for ISotiud Trip-'
For the Beneflt f 2Iqdi Anioena
Seminary.
On Thuredar, July 6r.b. I will
personally conduct an txcursiQh to
Asbeville, the profi s f which will
go to Mont Amoeua Female Sernin
ary . The train wilt start from
Concord at 7 a. m f retnrning h-
next djiy, leaving Abeyule l 1 30
p. m. The excursion will take p i.
sangers from Concord, China Grov-.
Salisbury,. r Barber Junction and
Cleveland. Positively only 80
tickets will be sold. These will be
O'f sate at Cook & PoiU Mt Pleasant;
Dry & Miller, Concord; Pattereon
Manufacturing . Co., : China . Grove,
and O M & H M Brown,, Salisbury .
When all of the sea's of .the fi?e
cars are engaged by the aMe of the
280 lickete, positivelyi hot .unnther.
ticket will by Bofd, as a eelvct crowd
is desired; The excursion jh planned
to secure a firat-ciaaa party, and U
derive as mxich pleasure from it as
traveling on a regular train.:
I have been to Asherille and have
secured special. faora ,f rom the
livery stables .. ana - hotels . - The
beautiful Oaka hotel has given- our
party a rate of $1 25 per day. Board
may be had cheaper at tbe boarding
houses. A card will be issued on
the train giving addi esses of the
boardiog bouses, hotels and livery
stables which give our party favors.
Every arrangement has been made
to make the excursion the most
pleasant one possible ."' If yon miss
it. you miss an opportunity that
eeldom comes.
Yon are invited at once to secure
your ticket for this select excursion
You help a good cause by &p doing.
Ton, can not Uke advatag of ; thii
excursion af ter ' all; ticket s haVe
been goldi Therefbrevburtf
yootickatV xv . JKsptfully;
x v. oenueruon viviauir,
Stewart, -Mtr KeaMit, N. :
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Died of Menlnetis. - -;
The 2 J-y ear-old dadghf er of Mr.
Will Walter, of near'Gfcsf died
Thursday night ofmeningetis. She
was ' buried Friday evening at
Smith's chapel. The bereaved
parehta have the (tcbridolence I of
every parental heart.
SEE--THE
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fcAT
W.feC. Correirs
Ifc A O' Thomas, of Mamville
Texhd found ? ' nwrK valuable
W E ARE GOING TO
CLOSE OUT OUR
REGARDLESS OF COST.
as
is is
for 25 cents. Worth soc
NOW TS YOUR TIME
f- v
discovery than haSyef beri made
in the Klondike. - FoPyeara he shf
fered untold agony from consamr
oniscpQi6d. by hemorrhages;
arM jtrcabcolatelcw
King's iNer-Diecei
in cqmparisoii with' this marvelbuB
cure;' would, have it, even if it cost
a hattidred dollars a bottle.) Asthma,
iiroiichitis and all throat and lung
aflections are positivelxi cured .hy
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Trial bottles free at P b
Fetzer'a drug store. Regular size 50
cents and $1 00. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
All kinds of refreshing
Drinks
: Sodas, ;
: MIEk Shakes,
I Ice. Creainni Sodas -c
sand Sherbets,
we keep,
, Nice creams always on hand at
our parlor opposite St Cloud
hotel.
At Central SI. E. Cbnrch Tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock
Rev. GLJS Datwiler, of Gastoniai
will deliver the annual sermon be
fore the Woman's Missionary con
fereace. An excellent program of
musio has been arranged for the
occasion. V
Tomorrow afternoon the Light
Bearers of Central Methodist church
will give an entertainment: There
will be no services in that church
tomorrow night.
!
fellow Jaundice Cured.
Suffering humanity should be
supplied with every means possible
for its relief. It is with pleasure
we publish the following: "This is
to certify that I was a terrible suf
ferer from Yellow Jaundice for
over six months, and was treated
by some of the best physicians-N in
our city and to no avail. Dr. Bell,
our druggist; recommended Electric
Bitters: and after taking two bottles
I was entirely cured. I now take
great pleasure in recommending
them to any person suffering from
this terrible malady. T am grate
fully yours, M. A. Hogarty, Lex
ington, Ky." Sold by P B Fetzer's
Drug store.
1JVE ON YOXTR PORCH IN StJMMEK.
As much ai , you . can and gain nealth
and strength thereby. . Fnrnuh your
piazza, with such comfortable porch
Rockers Reed and Willow Chairs and
a good; Hammock to recline in iroia
our handsome stock and yon will enjoy
your summer comfort.:
' : ee pur handsome Rug8 and FJoor
Coverings. No doubt about the
prices being Bock Bottom .
UNDERTAKING - DEPARTMENT.
Best Eqnipod Prompt Attention
and BEST SERVICE.
are siispiim',
Oarilla m:iki:'
a- 5-c are cae cures Uj
irsaparilla, and yet thej
atural . Hood's Sa-rs?
Gv W. Patterson
can please you with
NICE LEMONS,
Fresh Butter on Ice,
Quaker Oats, Hominy,
Chipped Beef,
Canned Corn. Tomatoes,
and Peaches.
Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
Cheese, Crackers,
Lard, Hams, Pic nic Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Green aDd Parched Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, bottled ;
Pickles, Washing Powders
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry :
Rope, Crockery, Glass-ware,
Wooden vware, Dry Goods ,
Shoes Hats, Tin vware Etc. Etc
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Offers the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit your patronage with the.
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve yoa any time we will
be glad to have you come and see us.
, LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS J
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - ;- -
Capital ana MM - - J70 000.
D. B C014TKANE, Chashier,
J. M. Odelii, President.
We close our store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months. We de-
x m.
M, L. Brown & BRa ,
LIVERY, FEED AND SALEJ
STABLES,
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. Oa
nibuseB meet all passenger trainr.
Outfits of all kinda furnished
promptly and at reasonable pricefy
Horses and mule3 alaya on hand
or sale. Breeders of noroughbred
Poland China Hp???- U
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