Antral of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
-affect Junel2, 1S99. " ' '-
NORTHBOUND.
8 arrives at 5.52 a m,
m " "10 00 am,
.jV 7-09 p m, '
8.51pm, (flag)
9.4S p m,
" 44 2.00 a m (ireu; t)
SOUTHBOUND.
No-
u
12
3S
44 'U.
62
Ct
(t
Nt. 37
" 11
M
W
7
35
S3
61
arrives
ft
)
at 8 4i) a m, (fla
44 11 23 am,
44 8 51 p m, "
" 9.2opm, (flag:)
4 7.19 a m,'
V 8 49 a m, (freight)
Quito a crowd went
Charlotte this morning.
Mr. J. Lt CroweU , has gone to
Wrightsville beach to spend a
week. ;
Over to OVER THE 'PHONE FR03I KINDLE Y.
Two Made OneSunday School Conven
. tion a Success. -
Siioilner
Uederweaf
"Revenue
Salisbury,
night.
Officer Br&dshaw, of
was
Our 'phone correspondent from
nmaiey tells us tnat Mr. u-. w.
Mason and Miss. Daisv Black-
nere oaturaay welder, wnose license issue we
, ; noted, were married ; by Esq.
r nXi: -nvi -r " -, McLaughlin at his home on Sun-
Conductor Ed. Patterson and davTT1ino.
family returned to Spencer Sun- cl i n
dav fivprjino- i The Sunday School Con ven-
. - ' ' ; tion at Poplar Tent church last
Mr. W. W. Gibson and family Saturday, he says, was
No. 35. when running ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
'south of I harlptte, and is stopped for
pasreners arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reid&ville, Danyille and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
south of Newelld. No. 38 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
nassenjrers to or from the C. C. & A.
bivision Charlotte to Auguwta and
other points in Sonth Carolina, Georgia
and Florida., reached through Columbia
or Augusta ,
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
i. u.d connect ut Salisbury with trains of
Y. N. Division.
L CI U Xii IT O J 1M J2j 1 KJ. t X
rolMlKD 1812.
have returned home from a visit
in Iredell county. - .,
FOUND A purse containing
money and stamps? ; Call at this
office and pay for ad.
Chas.- Hartsell, of Salisbury,
brother of A. F. Hartsell, of this
place, spent Sunday here.
There was nothings on? Mayor
Means' docket this morning for
trial. This is unusual.
Jno. Troutman has returned
home "after spending nearly a
week at Misenheimer's springs.
" . - 'V:. v. ,
Leonard Boyd has returned to
his place in Fetzer's ' drug store
after having a two weeks vaca
tion. v. ' ;
Mrs. McDowell' of Burke
We invested heavily gained a
doint for you by so doing. Quan
tity is a factor in bringing down
i
quite a
success m numbers as well as
work done in spite of the fact
that much disappointment was
felt that three speakers on the
program were not present, viz;
Rev. Mr. harr, of Gilwood
iohd Rev. Mr Lippard of prices, We are going to close out
yv "v si --
onerea, Deiievmg mere were
sroods reasons for absence, vet
the disappointment was too keen lot Of
xo De passed over wihioul noting.
The parts of the programme
as rendered were very well re
ceived and the reports showed
the Sunday school work in the
two townships (Nos. 2 and 3) to
be in : good condition and to in
clude 450 children.
The reorganization vf or next
year resulted in the re-election '
of Mr. W J. McLausrhlin vice-
(TIHIIHSISMIISIHS
county, mother of Mr. Jno. Mc- president and Mr. Star Johnston
a i jo
Dowell, is visiting at Mr. A. B.
Youngr's. . '
Don't miss the bargains at Miss
Nannie Alexander's 10c. and 25c.
counters, Tuesday ,s August 8th.
Spot cash.
are
"SING THEIR OWN PRAISE."
Stvles 51 and 52. our NEW styles.
pronounced the finest MEDIUM-SIZED
UPRIGPT PIANOS eyer
The price is no . more than
mid for a medium-grade, or more lika
iv a Thump-box."t Catalogue lor the
asking,
rim Tuning. . . . . . . .'Phone 196
Chas. M. Stieff,
Piano Manufacturer, '
Baltimore, Aid.
Factory Branch Wareroom,
Xo. 213 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, N.C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
If you want to be pleased, go
:o Brown's barber shop.
Marriage license was issued
last Saturday to Frank Sells and
Lottie Barrier. .. Both parties
produced, live at Forest Hill.
ib , usually
Miss Mill,, oi (jrOlasboro, ar
rived here last Saturday night to
spend some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Henderson, - on Depot
street.
1 M ""fc T" -V -1 1
secretary oi ino. z ana tne re
election of Ml Charles Hamilton
vice-president of No. 3. Mr. J.
M. Erwm was made secretary of
No. 3. The convention will be
held at Shiloh church next year.
SEE THE
CD.nipBtb
DON'T YOU MISS IT.
Yankee Watch
FOR
nnen
Mrs. Jno. Fink returned home
Last Saturdav nisht from Higrh
XJ ' V
Point.
Listen! Visit the 10c. and 25c.
counters at the Millinery Parlor.
Wonderful bargains, Tuesday,
August 8th. - Spot cash.
Miss Rosa -May Phillips has
returned home 'after spending
some time at Roek Hill with her
brother, Lloyd Phillips.
Ho02
AT
Mrs. Rebecca Gray, an aged
lady of the western part of the
countv, was buried at Rocky
Miss Sallie Oney is in Rowan Ridge Sunday afternoon. She
countyMo spend some weeKs was 85 years of age. v
;vith friends.
Mrs. Albert Morrison ana son,
Will Barrier, who is now put- of Charlotte, passed through
ting in mill machinery at Pine- here last Saturday on their way
vine, spent ounaav nere witn ms to tne nome oi mr,. orinKusptJiiru
mother. Harris, in No. 2 township.
Messrs. Jno. C. Smith and Ira Jav Sims-returned to Ashe-
Mehalfey have gone to Misen- yille Sunday after spending sev-
heimer's springs to spend a week Pral navs here with his parents
W. C. Correll's THERE ARE NO COBWEBS
II WEI! ID i !
for their health.
Mr. Sam Pearsonof Morgan
ton, has been appointed a clerk
hi the penitentiary. He was no
till ed last Saturday.
Misses Maggie Brown and Sa
Bencini returned home Sat
unlay night after spending sev
;vnil days in High Point.
Rev. W. B. Oney, of this
place, is holding a series of meet
ings at Centre Grove church in
No, 5 township this week.
Mr. M. B. Stickley and nephew
V eft last Saturday for their home
in Virginia. Mr. Stickley is
called home by the illness of his
father.
before leaving for Fort McPher
son, where he joins the band of
the Twenty-Ninth infantry.
Thomas G. Sample, supreme
chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias, has 'been found guilty
of violation of obligations and of
violating the Pythian law. He
has been suspended from all
rights and privileges for two
, - A '
years.
Concord was fortunate Sunday
h having two able visting minis
ters of the gpspel to fill pulpits.
One was Rev. Plato Durham, ot
Trinitv college, at Central and
Mrs. Win. Elliott has returned
home from Mooresville after
spending a week. Her daughter,
Miss Miriam, who has been stay
ing at the orphanage, accompa
nied her home and will spend a
month.
It is gratifying to their friends
and relatives to know that the
condition of Mr. J. A. Cline and
Louis Swink, who are being
treated in the hospital at Phila
delphia, is as good as could be
expected. ,
, John, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. .L. Eddleman, of En-
bree, S. C. ' is very sick at Mr.
T. C. Strieker's on West Corbin
street. Mr. Eddleman arrived
here Saturday night. Its condi
;ion is very bad.
Is the laundry hard on your goods ?
borne are. examine your goods as j
carefully when you send them to us as
when you receive them back again and
you will find that we sew up many a
rip. mend many a button nole, put new
neck bands on shirts not too badly
worn (wnen requested;, and in many
ways try to prolong the use of your
linen. One trial is not a test. Often
damage has been done in preyious
laundering and we get the blame. Give
us your steady patronage and we will
guarantee your linen to last longer than
when done at many other laundries.
CONCORD STEAM IflUH
and
DJE WORKS
'Phone No. 2
Go To
G W P ATTERSON
FOR
! Fresh Butter
n i i
on this style of Bed Room Fur
niture for Ave are selling so fast,
at the mid-summer prices that
WE HAVE PLACED ON THEM that
the flies hardly have a chance to
light on them. If you want some
thing new, stylish and handsome
look at our BED ROOM SETS.
It is about time you are putting
away that old worn out stove
and putting in "The Peace
Maker," for indeed that is what
The Buck Stove
is a treasure, 'a thing of beauty
and a joy forever.'
on Ice,
Forest Hill Methodist churches, Quaker Oats, Hominy,
and Rev. Thacker, of Alexan- Chipped Beef,
dria, Va., who filled the pulpit of Canned Com. Tomatoes,
the First Presbyterian church) nr pohes.
both morning and night. All
were able discourses and brought ';
commendation and praise from
the hearers.
Concord Dakery,
Fruit and
Cream - Parlor.
.
Fresh Bread. Cakes, Buns. Doughnuts,
j Soda, Baking Powders, Starch
Cheese, Crackers,
Lard, Hams, Pic pic Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Green aDd Parched Coifee, Tea,
Sugar, Soap, Peas, Meal,
Corn, Shipstuff, Oats, Oil,
Flour, Molasses, Salt, ,
Vinegar, Snuff, Tobacco, Rice,
Potash, Spices, boctled
Furniture and Undertaking.
'Phone No! 9.
The North ' Carolina College
iCULTO
of r-
Kim Mech
w Arts
etc., Oreams, its and uandies always wahiTiD- Pnwrlftrs
hand. Wat. T. .TOHNSOV. 1TOD. I -") ' O "
'Phone No. 122.
NO CURE. -NO PAY.
That is the way all druggists seU
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonie for chills
and Malarial It is simply Jron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. Children
80ve it. Adults refer it to bitter, nau
leating Tonics. Price. 50c.
and anything in the Grocery
line. We also carry
Rope, Crockery, (Grlasaware,
Woodenware, Dry Goods,
Shoes Hats, Tinw.are Etc. Etc
We close onr store at 8.15 dur
ing the summer months.JIWe de
liver goods until 6 p. m.
Term Begins Wednesday, September 6th.
Gives an extraordinary course ot instruction at an extraordinary
low cost to the student. ". A ' ' ; . ... .
It not only educates but prepares its students to become intelligent
directors of agricultural and mechanical enterprises
mere are complete special and short courses in the various Agri
cultural, Industrial, Mechanical, Textile and Civic Arts . .
Students will be allowed to stand the entrance examination at the
county-seats of the counties In which they reside, thus saving the expense
f aBntranceeeaminations will be held on the 19th of August
in the court house, under tne supervision oi uoaniy ouperiu- w
tendent. For further information, catalogue, etc., apply to
PresMeet Geo, T. Winstoini
- West Raleigh, N. C. Q
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