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Arrival of Trains, ; , .
The following change of schedule took
effect JunelS; 1893. ; -r
! SOUTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
36 " "10 00 a m, ,--.
M 12 " " 7-09 p m, vj v
SOUTHBOUND
fifo. S7 arrives at 8.49 a m, (flag)
11 " "1123 am,
u 7 Mfilnm
M 35
"61 849 a m, (freight)
No. 35. when running: ahead of No. 7.
za flagged if necessary for through travel
eouth of Charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
5eyond. No. 36 stops regularly for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsville, Danville 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 Newells. 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
passengers to or from the C. 0. & A.
Division Charlotte to Augusta-and
t ether points in South Carolina, Georgia
ud Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury with trains of
n. xi. w. xyiyituuu.
FOUNDED. ....... . .. .. ..1842
Churches Tomorrow.
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At theConcord Institute. - - - - - ! Withihe Churches To
ofll.y J Ul X CTia UUUOw . WJ - XXXdlXly -XXX i ilk.-. ' I , O -., v . t .f i ! f J- ,
Suits. Stylisli Patterns,. rHand-
Kh Fp1 ?e -; rEectar, ;Eeia3jDwsi soiiiB rtrimmiiigs ;New and ele-
satiraShe-stua6nts:in nte fipjscofeal church tonior- x lkJ.B mai 1 nro . .
r Seil:: "Mis sfzes 3to 8;
lsmer. Thft MitftThald 'nArtrn tvn t, RPrvi pas at St. A ndrews Tjiith-
ing thbtcmgHJWorK. iaas9 "Vf ' Vl rB-
Of SGVGiVcW0 ffifti0RltftlfiARrf n.Tifl i , ... . ' TT 01 U
jl ney ae o. vana apiuu suns
has twelve students,, osare do- igfft. YOU CIl
O fTvixi. uuu.ua vixv u.uxvu. J. ff: ?:--.-r fL frr.r-'
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direction of Miss Van'WAgbner. ne -o
The Kindergarten department is Lfired ;atrSIii f JTOs .LuJe
iuii oi me ana promises wen un- ; church tomorrow mornJn.Keg-1
der the lead of Mrs. Coler and ular: Ver vices "toih orrownigntipvi
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miss van wagoner, motners are v S,; f. Oi. On,dTO tpli OU. iiMep: Ere r
invited to bring their little ones, ' There will be regular services v; .miW: K i im r,:.f r:?J(t.-v r.-f vji!ioe,jfa t$ V;! ,ri:3 ,riiw
rens
"" Trini4- -k ' Ti 3 itA 4- -w 3
. . r . morning ana tomorrow : mg noy f .-. vr,7
rjarcment at y a. m. naw stn-Li - : r ' ,t x tt - on u rnojeijo ;;oixonotvn
A - me pasxor, xtev. x jjduy ; jauw.
dents are coming in almost daily. Subject for 11 a.,f m., 40bedi-
J. H. Lippard. ence." The question o- Bap usmr , . t -mw ioibpv (
ySl JmJl suits; Fiii6st''0lobdsr
You assnme no ruk when ion '- V: J? . : ,P?V"A Vuul '-iia nr.in T
Marsh & Co. will refnnd yonr TTt n 1 r o 7w o-a i-klTfxr rtf canic
money U. you are notified church by tha pastor, Rev. T W are plenty 01 50 SUlt.S
after Win it. Jt i everywhere Kev" xnompson wm
admitted tohet.be most kucc.b,- the pulpit tomorrowmght. them.
ful remedy in use for bowel com ;.
pl'uuts and the onlv one that I . &
Bbver jaus. is is pieasani, saxe
and reliable.
splendid
Reefer
There
amor
Boys heavy, all-wool Kersey
Tne Hoothing and ealinj? prop- onif.R O.f. SftQ. Vol! WATl 't. find thei?l
erties ot .Uljau3beriam:s Uougn -.-. wv .w. w y
"Sing Their Own Praise."
The STIEFP is the PIANO to buy;
it has no equal for the money as you
ave the middleman's profits and it will
last a lifetime; but vre hav several
-bargains in other makes. .
We have taken in exchange for
STIEFF'S two Ivers & Pond Pianos,
one, the finest style that firm manu
factures and it is almost new. If you
want this make here are bargains
S'O? M QtlDof in MHimfactarer,
(OjJ, ill! UliDUlj BrtlUiiiore 31 i.
Pactory Braci fareroom. V;,;iM-
C H, WH moth 9 Mgr.
Fine Tuning. Palace Organs.
See change in Craven Bros, ad
in today's issue.
FOR RENT. Five room cot
tage opposite J L Croweirs.
Apply to J L Hartsell.
A plain drunk case was dis
posed of Friday by Mayor
Means. It was a three dollar
drunk.
HYACINTH glass flower pots
and jardiniers at Fetzer's Drug
Store.
Walter Hopkins, who has been
spending some time near Misen
heimer's springs, has returned
home.
Misses Georgia and Edna
Lowe have returned to Lowes-
ville after spending a while here
with their friends.
O K Templeton has secured a
position at Concord and will soon
go., there to live. Mooresville
Times-Record.
On account of repairs at Cen
tral Methodist church there will
be no preaching or Sunday
school tomorrow.
Cotton is bringing 7.55 today. Rmtr itH l-!fiaR;,'lt t.to and
wxxxj kjkj uaioo uau uccu woigiitiu nrftmnf an(i nerniAttent cures
at Jo clock. u.. Ar it- rYoo4.ir.;fo wUii
the people everywhere. For sale
arrived here Friday night to by M. L. Marsh & Co.. Druggists.
Onain of
Mrs. Adams, of Rock Hill, S. to
C., who has been visiting at Mr. hp nnA fflmhlK
Shakespeare Harris', has return- uie now IdmUUb
REMEMBER there's fresh US Pllaf- 6lt8.
tany at tne itacket. livery body At the height of hostilities
Who tastes says "this is the most around Santiaero de Gnpa, a celebrated
Ho n mic nn.rrxr T nvcr rnf in beautv. oenora nernanaez, iosx a oeau-
mouth. How do you make it so SSi," V'was he"r oompanor
pti crt cn hTirt, a " ' 'hot'a a .11 1 n j 4..ni-..A nnnlin.KU
secret, says Mrs. Bostian. attention, not so. much-for its personal
Deauxy, es ipr me jeweiieu conar 11 wute, f
A far if a 1afVi Jspnnrn TTprnanflpr. 1c Ant I
i?r.'io-rr ,i.v.x .e. her favorite ever before ier by wearing
t a AVAt, t 1 its collar as a belt. The fashion spread
New York where she has been nua rrif stoa anH nnv
spending some time in the inter- reigns as one of 'the fads;df the season. 3CG10
est of her millinery business.
for less than $S.50 anywhere
else.
Splendid line of Men's suits just
in. we save vou o cenis on
every dollar you spend.
Cannon Fetzer Co.
Mi.
For sale by
ft
PUTNAM Fadeless Dyes color
more goods and color them
faster and brighter colors than
any other dye. Each package
colors either silk, wool or cotton
at one boiling. Price 10 cents at
Fetzer's Drug Store.
Miss Sue Nicholson has gone
DELAY
Gibson 8c. Morrison.
MOT ft
For Delay Is Dangerous ! sc..;.
y 1 t j 1 T 1 J. I I
xounave Deen inmKing auuui ij
fa.lrinfy nnf. n. "Pnlir.Tr nf T iTTfTTi TtJ-
VUU J- V1.1WJ VJ. . I
rttt? ATsrr.F:. Yfts. and tor the
to Charlotte where she will .take - yeMd W ft.
a business course m the business i --r-a U
P';y::R;N:
SAVING
Is the roval road to fortune.
If you' want i to j sayo come to
qur store, we can ave- -
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uiyyou money.on
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college there. She will be gone
several months.
A STOCK of winter flowering ;
ones you will take an s Accident $
Policy. ; W
Mr. W. D. Shubert. 1 machinist c-
at Cannon Manufacturing Co. , j
We are the whip to prices to double the speed o.salesv
tt . m i; -xt nnrl Mr "R TTn.Vfl oflr ma
DU1DS nyacinins, x unps, x ar- j .
nicoM.' nc niii-Tiocn Tmfrod chmist at the Bleachery. have ft
Lilv or Joss Flowers just in at , -DOin oeen mjurea recently, ana
Fetzer's Drug Store. both , promptly received their
Ttrnn ;rlTT inr .imtllTTT t ' Tn I I
jLArnii pt
!weeklv indemnitv.' Go to see
Master Marshal Freeman, son! them, they were insured by me.
of Mr. and Mrs. M J Freeman, You can find me in my office
returned home from Baltimore 1 every evening during the week
Friday night after spending sav- from 8 to 9 o clock. "
eral weeks1 with his uncle, Mr.
Jno. Fetzer.
Mr. Daniel Rhyne, of Lincoln-i LOST Small black cur dog.
bile and will operate it on the
streets of that place.
Miss Bessie Campbell left
Friday night for her home in
Woodstock, Va., after spending
several months here with her
friends.
Woman's Foreign Mis
sionary society of the. First
Presbyterian cnurcn wm xixCOu
next Monday at 4 o'clock p. m.
at the home of Mr. Frank Good
son on West Depot street.
For nice fresh York River oys-
tfira- incf. rppftived. SO to BO-
ger's Restaurant. By the quart
35 cents.
DON'T sand vour orders for
flower bulbs away from home
and hiio-h -orices for poor
stock w. src v tn Fetzer's Drug
StorA anrl hnv all kinds of bulbs
cheaper than you can order them
Leave any information at this
oflice.
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FOR TRADE Two fresh
milch cows. Will sell or ex
change. Call at ihis office.
Solomon Einstein.
Office in Postofiice Building.
Jno. A. Sims,
Insurance Agent.
Sent. 1,1899. "
SEETHE
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Yankee Watch
FRESH-
OYSTER!
AT THE
Concord Bakery.
Bread, Doughnuts,
Buns, Cakes, Pies,
- Cream Puffs, etc.
Special attention given to ladj
patrons.
Oysters 35 cents per quart.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122.
FOR
at:
W.C CorrelFs
FURNITURE' KAND' UNDER 1AKINg
G
W PATTERSON
: ' i FOR
K'o - - -
Fresh Butter pn. Ice;
Quaker Oats, 1 Hominy,
Canned ,Cort. ni h.lMmaje
. . , iv - and; ."f aohesjij oi tooifo;
SodaBakinu PowdersTcW
Oracle. ii irr.' - a-nv. :j kj.wkwi
BrHjtkfiJst'Strips,
Green aod Parched' OCotfe, Tea
Sugar, ; SoaprPeasrMeai; -
Corn, 8hip9ttttf, ; Oats, " ui
Vinnfrar: Snuff.Tobanco,-.Klcej
,,, JfOtaSU. ORjee "ottii (
PicklesL vi Washing ; Powder
and: anything in the Grocery
x .linev WalabVcarry : ::
Rope, Crockery, Glassware.
Woodenware, DryGoods,
Shoe HatsV TinWare Etc. Etc
We close our store at 8;15 :dnr
ing the Bainmer months ' vW de?
liver goods until 6 p txu - - ' f J
a
hi
uffera the bnsinesH public a reliable. rr
.tueitt, conservative and jn'ccomatodat-
'iriff banking instutioD.
We solicit vour patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appieciation of your patronage.
If we can serve yoa any time we wiU
be glad to have yon come and see us.
. LIBERAL A.CCOMMODATIONS3
CUSTOMERS.
$70000.
Coltbake, Chashier,
.T, M. OdkJ'L. Wesident,
Maj -and Sarjlns
,Ul-'.! O.BOo
Mi L. Brown & BRg.
A,iyKKY. KEEI) AND ALI
Juet in rai oi St. Cloud Ho?l. Om
nibuses meet ail passenger trainf.
Outtits oi a.l kinds fu mi shed
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on hand
orsale. Breeders of f.boroughbre1
tMatiil China Hog. - ! it
.-.- .... T
rom abroad.