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The following change 01" schedule took
eacct Jan. 17. 1900.
, NORTHBOUND
'o. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
id " " 10 20 a m,
12
8S
34
12
7-18 p m,
41
8.51 p m, (flag)
9.C4 p m,
8.0 'P ni (lieiti t)
SOUTHBOUND
fo. 37 arrives at 8.49 a m, (fla.)
11 " " 11 25 ft m,
5 tt " ftlOp'm, (flae)
33 " 7.29 am, '
1 " 49 a jjaa, (freight)
is flagged if nece.jtry for tbrotfgh travel
south ff Charlotte, anel is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 3( stops regularly for puhs
engeff for Salisbury, Lexinum, High
Point, Greensboro, Reidsville, lan?jlle,
Lyroiiburg, Charlotte?viile and Wash
ington. . No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from J.ynchburg or
points beyond, and to . take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
'eouthof Newells. No. i8 utops to let
oft' passengers from regular stopping
places south of JNewells aid to take on
passengers for regular stoi ping plUces,
Lynchburg or beyond.
IS 98. i$8 and 34 stop at Concord 'or
paesenKr8 to or from the 0. 0. & A.
L'ivision Charlolto to Augusta iud
other points inJSoutU Carolina, Oeorgia
and Florida, reached through jOolumbia
qr Auejtfsta Also for through passen
gers to of. from Richmond or Norfolk,
. Nos. 7r8,ll and 12 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury vitir trams of
W. TX. C. Division. .
F0aND"ED..;..t. ....'....1842.
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Mr
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. "SiNG Theh OwnPkaise."
. If vou reokon the endless jov and
permanent value jou will get one or
thorn celebrated STIEFJ rf ANOS
They re jnade with all that skill which
only years of constant and careful &-
. tention tc every detail of their coustruc.
tion can conipaand.
MirJl)LE MAN'S PliQIT HAVEt).
?
Therefore, -ttf; troi'ff burden you with
in uijiiecossanly iJl( PIUQE, Con
venient terms.
tt'iau M.miifciiroi
Miiitiiiutre JIil.
Factory Brand Wareroe, wiV-
CM. WiUmotlhu Mgr.
Fine tuning and repairing.
PALACE -ORGANS.:
TELEPHONI3 NO. 71,
amraawwiPJ,
See change in Craven Bros. ad.
Loose, pickles 7 cents
lozen at Concord Bakery.
per
2t
: .Mrs. Owenfe, of- Sumner, is
visiting at Mr. M L'Br6wns, .
There are two genuine- cases
and five suspected .c&ses of small
pox at New London.
Miss iJlsie Morrison' has re
turned ta PioneerM,ilis after
spending a wieek",here with Miss
Catherine Morrison. . .
Mr. Jacob Dove, for .the first
time since he had" his attack of
pneumonia, tperit yesterday, in
A
WW II.
Mr. Jno. Bosfc has returned to
Bosts Mills after spending . sev
eral ays with his family at Sal
isbury. s : ;
Dr. J F Whisnant, who has
been spending several days" with
his' friend, J W Toney, has re
turned to Henrietta.
Solicitor Rush has returned to.
Tiishomq; at Asheboro. While
here Mr. Rush's family was in-
lad a veryyotmg oao.
Judge Timberlake and Solici
tor Rush go to ' Statesville to
hold court beginning on Feb.
JBth. "
-Jt
Mrs. E J Buchanan an4 chil
dren have returned to Lexington
after spending somotime here at
T.Ir.. Joel Reed's and Dr. L M
ArAey's.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieyed
me after a number, of other medicines
ind a doctor had failed. It is . the best
limment I have ever known of J. A.
Doden, A.lpharetta, Ga. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism byttthis
remedy. One application relieves the
pain. For sale by M. L. Marsh & Co.,
druggist.
The Alba llejwood Company.
The jflba Hey wood company
played to a very good house
Wednesday iight. The per-;
formances were highly enjoya-
ble and were daly appreciated . ,
Mr. Hey wood's versatility is
as astounding as it is uloasiusr. ;
Mr, Ulrich's violincello per-!
formances were excellent. '
Miss Carpenter has a very cul.
j .1 11 1
1 ureu voice ana per songs were
well received.
Miss Monroe as a violinist af
forded much enjoyment. .
As a whote the entertainment
wras all tftat one could demand
or even appropriatoinon even-
mg.
Big Lawsuit On.
St. Louis, or rather the State
of Missouri, has bagun procod-
iiigs in the Supreme Court of the
United States to stop tlifi Chica-
. . . .
goese troni turniijg their sewer
age from tho Lake? through the
new caual into the Mississippi
and under the'nases of the Mis;
sourjans. ."
It does'no doubt smell bad, but
then, these peoxdo. should have
urged their objections before
Chicago Vpent ..$83,000,000 in
building te canal -avpwedly for
the purpose 6f matting- ft sewer
of it. Raleigh Post.
' Wanted A few." boarders in
private family. Apply to
Avoid all drying inhalants and
use that which cleanses and
heals tho membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is such a remedy
and cures catarrh easily and
pleasantly.. Cold iri-th'o head
vanishes quickly. Price 50 ct'tiw
at drugsistsor by mail.
Catarrh caused difficulty iu
speaking and to great extent
loss of hearing. By tbo.uso of
Ely's Cream Balm dropping of
mucus has ceased, voice nnd
hearing havo greatly improved,
JW Davidson, Att'y at Law,
Monmouth, III. ,
BUY YOUR
v
Bread, Cahes,
Peis; Rolls,". Etc,!
FROM THE
' . Concord Bakery ,
JoeFisIier, Proprietor.'
. ' PHONE 122
GRADE
House Furnishing Qood
on Favorable -tehms.
Guaranteed to'Lauiidry ir
best of Aylo.J .
. '
Rare opportunity for tasty
ilotisowives.
L B. Price' & Co.,
KANSAS GITY, MO.
General xgentin City.
-WANTED Tt buy I00,0u0
piurid8 of old cast-iron scrap, de
livered at the 'foundry at once, for
which we will pay a fair price. No
burnt iron wan'.e J.
alCtf, ' ' Concord Foundry Co.
HIGH
NEW
YORK MARKETS.
COTTON
Open
Alarch 50
MaY 51
Aug.. 48
Sugar 1173
Low
53
50
48
110
Closed
55
2
HGf
t 67
m
CO
si
52
1175
Chicago wheat.
Mav 6"i G"i
Juyfc - G8 C8i Gtf
CONCORD MARKETS.
. ' COTXON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon. vv..fbotzer
Company.
Gfood mioldliitp . .
Middling:
7 45
7 35
0S5
rLow middling
Stains . . '
. Corrected by Swiak & White.
B:vcou.. . ..p., 7i
iSugar-cured liu'ns 12.-lo.V
Bulk meat sides . . , 7-
Beesw:jx. 20
Butter , 10 to 15
Chickens 10 to 25
Com ,. 05
Eggs... w . ! l'k.
Lard . .. ' 10
Flour (N. (J.) 2 00
Meal G5
Oats."...:.-.: . 50,
Tallow...-. . 07
M. L. MarHh. & Oo. euarantoas every
bottle of (chamber Iain's Couh llemedy.
and will refund tte inouay to any one
.who ianot satisfied after nsinr two-third
o the contents. This is thd best remedy
in the world for Li grippe, colds, crouy
and whoopiDf? cough and. is pleasant
and safe to tike. It irevents any
endeticy f-a cold to result i tMjunionia,
u '.
j!is.i i c Was Saved.'
Mr. J E Lilly, a piominenl.oitizen of
'.Hannibal, Mo.,. lately had a wonderful
deliverance from ft iriglitfnl death. In
telling of it he says: "1 wus taken wjtht
typhoidfeypr, that ran into pneumonia.'
My lungs became hardened. I was so
weak I conldn't even sit- up in bed.
Nothing helped me. I expected to soon
die of uonsnraption, whnii ' heard of
l)r King's New Discovery. One bottle
gave great relief. 1 continued to use it.
and naw am well and dtiong, I can't
I Bay .too much iu its-. iraiHe." This
marvellous medicine is the unrest ami
fju'ekosS cure in th. 'vorl.l ior all
'i.':i.M.ot aad luujf troubJ!. ilegulf.t
hh',h ;.) cents and l OO. Trial battles
free. at lVtzers Drugstore. Evry
bottlo 'TuaniTiteod. : '
LEATHER
A nice assortment of Christ
mas presents in lieather
Goods Card Cases,
Collar and Cult'
. Boxes.
ladies' and -gents1, purses,
made of .alligator skim '
and-morocco, both in
. tan and, black.
dome and look at our lino of
; presents". 0
W. 'C. CORRBLL
The Jeweler.
W CLOSE QUI
A few'
If Kill B
We Will
Reduce. the price
One-half.
They wilt now go
To firt callers " "
At 25 cts. a dozen.?
All colors separate.
Fetzer's Drugstore.
GOO
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Since taking Stock- wfe"fljid
"that w.e- are .ratHef -full on.
Jeans dn& Cassimers: -Our
Vay to rdiicA stock is 'to re-.
duce-prices. S.o here they.arA
w6m don't -talk much .our pricofe
do it for us- .
Regular 15c. . Jeans- to
Regular 20c. Jeans to
Reorular 25c. Jeans to.
Regular. 25c, Cassimcr to go at 16!c.3 .
3 r
Regilar 35c. Uasjjimer to go at Jdc.
All nice regular stock: borne
short, lengths., . Your money'.s
worth or y our money back. Come
early and get your choice; ' .
. .
Gannon '&;Fetzer 'Cp:" .
Do You Need
a Stove ?
It gives us grcatpleasnre
to warrant and recommend
the finest ever 'made, the
line of Buck's Stoves and. Ranges i
We Boil Over With. . . ' ' ;
-v-iiiUtflUSiaSm -.Whci; if come? to .
showing-these elegant Stoves. 1 believe in thern o
thoroughly that' we neVer have, any trouble in getting,
you 'interosted: -They have never .disappointed us.
Made to hist a life time. . BUCK'S Stoves are to be.
It's the Maehihe
ft . , A
! or Xi-lit running, latest carriage
arrangement whereby with the .least little stroke your
writing is in view, the
venient pointer, simple .ribbon arrangements, and Jighr.
stroke.
id
The Remington-Shols Typewriter.
Call on the local agents and inspect thefcachiuo ther at
Standard office or fee the Postal Telegraph office. o
Wade Barrier and R. L, McConnell,
Local
.
4b
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1 10c'
12 k.
15c.
-"iiX f,Xb?'
Celebrated White Enameled
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"best arranged ahd most con-,
ho
Agents4
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