1j1XLL
Water
Has no eqmtl in the United
States for curing Dyspep
sia, : Constipation, Liver
Complaint, Nausea, Dropsy,
Gout?,. RheumiTtism. Dis
eases of the Kidney s "and
Bladder, Hematuria and
Catamedi'al Derangements,
Diseases of the Blood.
For Sale At
MARSH'S'
Drug Store.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers' tonjht. Friday gen
erally fair. Colder.
Hello, Halloween was
night and we knew it not..
last
Miss Lou Stuart has returned
from a visit in Ashe vi lie.
Frank, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs." W P Hornbuckle is very
sick.
Found A bicycle on circus
night, the 16th. Call on Chief
of Police.
n3
of Mt.
Mr. S J Ludwig,
Pleasant, is spending the day in
the city.
The price of cotton has been
at a standstill for the past week.
There wore 33 bales on the mar
ket today at 9.40.
Mr. William Sides and Mrs.
"Mamie Shinn, both of Cannon
viJle, were raurrio "Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock.
Notice Pigs for . sale at
Fenis Flour Mill $3.00 to $5.00
each. Call at once.
tf G T Crowell.
Mrs. J M Odell and Mrs. S E
White went to New York .last
night on a combined pleasure
and business trip.
Mrs. John Gorman and two
children from Marion arrived in
the city today to visit at Mrs. J
L Honor's.
. Call at H B Lentz for fresh
pickles, kraut, candies, oranges,
fruit oi all kind, can goods, and
all kinds of fancy groceries.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge and
Capt. J M Odell went to Bes
semer City today on business
connected with his mill there.
Miss Bertha Bell returiaed yes,
terday from visiting friends in
the" country and is a guest of
Mrs. Leslie. .
j. By l an oversight, the name of
Bessie Caldwell of .the sixth
grade as omitted on tho fcouor
rollof graded school.
? Mfrf and M rs. Walter Kecsle r
aftt visiting very pleasantly'in
Cfinc'ord returned to their home
in Seneca, S. C this morning.
i Mr. ' J B Douglas spent last
night in the city, leaving for
Monroe and other points in North
Carolina this morning. He. will
"probably return here tomorrow
night.
: Today, No. 1, was observed as
All Saints day in the Episcopal
church, services being held at 11
o'clock by the Rector Dr. J C
Davis.
Rev. J F Pharr was in the
city Wednesday and told the
Standard man that ho would
participate- in the reception
festvvies at Mr. Iloldbrooks to
day.;
Wanted Energetic represen
tatives to work in their own sec
tion at big wages. Address,
Eugene Harris,
Nov. 1 2t. Charlotte, N. C.
, Mr.-J F Newell, accompanied
bv his mother. Mrs. W G New-
ell, 'and Miss Hudson, left this
Thursday morning for a visit
at Gold Hill.
Lawyer J L Crowell and Mr.
Chas. Wagoner went to New
London this moraine: to hunt
quail, the law against bird hunt
ing being out at that place today.
Mr. Jno. Bost, of Bost's Mill,
former clerk at the St. Cloud
Hotel, is a guost for a few days
at the St. Cloud.
In the absence of a pastor at
the First Presbyterian church
the arrangement has been of
fected, we learn, that Rev. J A
B Fry will preach in the Presby
terian church on Sunday morn
ing and in his own church Sun
day night. The congregations
are invited to worship together
in the two services.
Chassio Brown . returnod
Salisbury this morn-
11 uu.
Miss
home
ing.
Mrs. P B Parks left last night
for Columbia, S. C, to attend
the fair. She was joined in
Cha rlotte by her sister, . Miss
Alice Sims.
Mr. Arthur Butt has arrived
and his tent is up on the baclc of
the Dummy lot where he will
display his beautiful Bible scenes
tind projectoscope pictures to
night. ,
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Char-
lottee, N. O., will be in Concord
at St. Cloud Hotel on Wednes
day, November 28th, for one day
only. His practice is limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. w
Mr. Chas. Kimball who has
been the efficient occupant of the
office'of chief clerk at our depot
for a few years past has accepted
a railroad position at Columbus,
Miss. He will' leave as soon as
Auditor Smith arrives and checks
him out.
. The "Pair of Tramps Co." will
arrive in their speoial car Satur
day morning Nov. 3rd over the
southern railroad, watch for the
big parades Seats now on ealQ.
Prices 25,, 50 and 75cts. ,
A Gnod Cough Medlclcf.
Many thousands havo been rectored
to health and happiness by the use o;
Chamberlain's Couch Itemedy. I
afflioted with any throat or lung trouble
give it a trial for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that havo resisted
all treatment for many years have yield
ed to this remedy and perfect hoalth has
been restored. Cases that pecined
hopeless, that tho olimato of famous
health resorts failed to benefit, have
been permanently cured by its use, For
salo a Marsh s drug store.
The Fisherman.
River looks invitin' .
Lookin' crtCst the town;
Feel the fish a bitin'
See the cork go down! .
"-TyhatfS the use o' ploddin'
. Tillin' o' the sod?
Ruther be thar noddin'
With a fishin' rod.
Comes "bhe ffcelin' lazy . .
Whoa -the spring day snnle;
Rutin r reap a daisy
ml 1 1-
UNDERWEAR
at. C&rinoh2& fetter $0
Than plough a mule a iM These chilly mornings. SUg-j WE HAVE A HANDSOME LINE OCf
Life we've got to give her
Room to rest a-bit;
Fishin' in the river
An' drowsin, side of it!
'AtlantaConstitution. '
Have just received 'a
fresh lot of very fine
Cheese
and a few kegs of
New Pickles.
Have also some very finai
Breakfast Bacon
The vorygbost tho market
affords. Try us.
V. D. Sikes.
Phono 110.
gest heavier Clotliing; and
Winter Underwear for men
and boyg. We are well
fixed to supply your wants
m both lines, ana m an
grades and prices.
No matter what grade you
1 TT l
you want in underwear:
Cotton or Wool, Ribbed or
Fleece Lined. You'll find
it here in all grades, and at 1
lowest prices.- We have the
sizes, too. i3ig ooys ana
lit-I
' ;and thev are gomcr with a
tie men, fat and lean, can j
all be fitted and pleased. rush.
Armor .
.. Brand
SHIRTS,
Soft Silk andLinen'BosomJL
These-are regular
$.oo Shirts.
(35 dozen of them to go at
50 cents,
WE HAVE A VERY NICE LOT
of :
Violins, Guitars.
Mandolins, Banjos,
Atitoharps, Accordions,
Jews Harps,
a Harmonicas.
that wo are willing to boU cheap.
Our stock of fixturos is complete
We are agont for the
Gordon Guitars and Banjos.
If vou want a crood one. buy the
Gordon brand.
The John Phifer Youngjhap-
.ter of tho Children of the Con
feuurey will meet tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at 4 o'clock
wiih i4rs. John P Allison. A
fuli. attendance is desired.
Our manner of doing a thing
often counts for more than the
thing itself. Some people havo
the gift of doing gracious things
ungraciously. They seem to
think -it of small moment how
they act, if they do tho right
thing.- Their -gifts are felt like
a blow. Others refuse with a
kindness that falls like a balm.
The Italian who is asked for
alms," unable to help replies ;
"Pardon me. I also am a poor
devi). That leaves no hurt,
while the open hand of some oth
ers inflicts a sting. "God cares
"more tor adverbs than for Verbs,"
says an old writer." Do the right
thing but do it rightlv, courte
ously, sympathetically. Sunday
School Times.
No mattor what prico is quotod
you, wo will always bo
as choap or cheaper.
Gibson Drug Store.
FOIi
You can have your home as shabby as you please,
That's Your Business.
You may Furnish it nicely,
That's Our Business,
and we will see that you get the best in quality
and pay only medium prices.
OF OUR NEW FALL
FURNITURE
have lust been opened and put on exhibition. If you enjoy having
first piOU: you Will tae oaaiuss piea&uiu m uujriu8
your fall Furnishings now.
Craven Bros.
;i Furniture and Undertaking, .yer-i Phone No. 3.
Ghamberlaln's Congh Remedy a Great
Favorite.
The sooth and Ltalinp: properties
01 this remedy, its pleasant taste and
frompt and pesmanent cures have made
t a great favorite wfth poorle every,
where. . It is especially prized by
mothers of fciall children for colds,
croup and whooping cough, as it always
affords quick relief, and as it contains
no opium or oiaer harmful drug, it may
bo giyen as coali Jeily to a baby as to
aaaffult. For sale at Marsh's drug
store.
AND
CUT
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emmesasmmt.
LflSS
CALL AT
A Frenchman went to an Amer-
can, ana saia to mm - w ai
Dolarbear?" The American an-
1 A
W. C CORRELL swered. "What does T polar
The-Jeweleb.
.
do f I don't know. . Why he sits
! on the ice." ."Sits on zee ice?"
"Yes," said the American, "there
Is nothing else to sit on." "Veil,
vat he do ?" "Whyt he eats fish."
JTT.ftfe fiaVi si fa nn 7.aa ir.fi and
Wo have completed our equip-1
ment for Livery Service and re- eats fish. Then I not accept."
spectfnlly solicit the patronage , , 0
of the traveling public in and "Why, what do. you mean ? You
uear Mt. Pleasant. Firsf-claae d' t acceDt ? ..What do vou
tnrTinnts nrd saf stock andl
drifers promptly famished. mean "Oh, non, non. I does,
Lpwaeir, Johnson & Co., : 1 was vited to ba
, . n I polar Dear 10 a lunerai.
Mt. Pliant. N. C. nl i
M. L. BROWN & Bro.
LIVERY, FEED ANDiSALBS
. STABLES.
SSJust'in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses . meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horse3 and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thorp aghbred Poland
Chintk Hosts. .
Just in.
Frosh lot erf
Rubber
Garden
2ose.
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