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& W.-N. C
Salisbury
h post'
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tin
has had
time,
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to the
ufcvh. Work
Cotton Is 8 ocnt this morriing. : -
Mr. ISolv- Il6ls&ouserhas mnn tn
Arkaniia to Jive. . - - ' ,
Cannons & Fctzer bontrlit
bales of 'cotton Tuesday. -
Mr! J B, loan, of Asheville.- is hero
with a Urovcof rhoi-ss. lie . formerly
(iltTkeU at Cannonavfe'Fetzer.'- " .
Iiob 'and Alf Tavlor: "will vivc nnp
ui-mur iiunjuaoki cntertajHinenta at
uniuriotte iwxt lues Jay night. :
rresident'CQllrer Mondsiv mteratel
the statement. that the Allan ta.Exp6si
tiou will t;losj fi n all v December 31
Dr. V. 11,: Wakvfield, the well
KuoAvn asiQ suepfssmi - physician of
LUariettewas inCgncord professionally
last Friday., - ;-N . . 1
The thermometer registered 40 de
sf eea b'clew zero at St
v rf . VJ.U
Monday. The.: unusual cold caused
mucn euttenng among cattle.
r. V 1 ,;-r: "
v- a ma, magistrate, now
occupies .the small room tjexbto the
lvejnstcr 8 otlice. the on fnrmivlw
fpied by the-Board of, Education," ' .
Pnn .1 , 1, . . - n ...
iub www. 01 tne-iiaitimore
liargam-uouse iu this paper Remem
ber their lacetin the Litaker building,
wruer main, ana Uepot streets
We publish the President's Mes
sage to Upnsressun. full this week. It
is, of .cojurse an able dotaiment and
everybody should readiU-- File it. when
you havej finished rending it.- ' -
, A telegram from Lexington in yes-
teraay a iIScws and Observer "says that
Dr. Leerayne, of Lexington, will -soon
luttii
WIl H;
has; tivken
vice, Mrv
HirrcCjafp
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'41
llovvan
y' to Con
t a cotton
Vhat the County Father Are lloln-- " -
All the Commissioners were .nreRfint
at' the meeting Monday. Vj.. Dove
was re-elected chairman of the Board,
uu . u. Means. was re-elected . attor
bey for the ensuing vear at "a salary of
$30 per year. 1 ", f- .; '
11. C. Lvjler was" aDoointed Bunprin-
tendent of the chain "gang at . $3.75
per dax, , Lefler to furnish his own
guards, etc, ' ' : . J -
w.The followinsr were aDnointed to lerve
6S furors for thfi rpt. term Vf .nni.
Fust wet'k': C. L. White. Pail AlTan-
der, Will E. Harris, P. C. Deal, G. W.
Dry, J. II. W. Eudy, Thos.JW. Riden.
hourJi R. McLelland.W. H7 Barn
bardt, Lf- 11; White, 'rD. S, Benfield,
D. M. Long, II. 11 Black welder, W.
B. Black, Jas. II. Johnson,' Cyrus "A,
SnelJ, Paul-F. VVhlebhouse, Bob Cor
zine, W. E. Litaker, A. J. Blackweldef,
J. HamMton, Addison Crowell, Jno.
C. Wadsworth. Ed. IL Johnson, J. M.
Davis, John ,R. Rowland, . J.. Frank
Smith, R. Mf Troutman, W-rF. Cannon,
R. Will Johnson, F. A. K. Smith, J.
L. Patterson, J. Bost, J.'F. Hurley K
J. Wiley Cook, W. S. Honeycutt.
-Second week: J; I. Seaford, D.' J.
Little, E. F. Demarcus,: C. M. Good
man, J.. Davis. Ha huj W.'M. Murph,
D. L; Kluttz.'J, O. Mowrer, I. H. Bost,
F. F.: Starnes, Redemus Cox, M. H.
Wiuecoff, T. J. Shinn, L. E. Fisher, D;
R. Hoover, J. C. Ferguson, W. K.
Lyles, J. D. Johnson. -
Upon motion" it was ordered that tttfe
Sheriff give to the Clerk "of this Board a
list of all ptrsyhs5vho failed to make a
return for taxation for the year 1895.
and who shall fail lo pay r on or before
the 1st day of. January, 1896, all taxes
Forest H1U Items.
"If
Conference Appointments.
JrMr. Zeb Gaddy and family moved 1 The Western NJ C. :C6nYerence at
here one day Jast week. v. ' ;-. j Reldsvilleraiijdurned early Mouday af
r Q. A. Mann,- Esq.,'of Charlotte, spent" ternoonTl The appointments were read
Saturday and Sunday here . visiting - out- at -the close. - .The ckllowisg are
friends and relatives. Jlr. ' Mann has some in which our people 'are interested :
completed tns course in the Charlotte Greensboro Disxfticr.-P.- J Carraway
to stand his examination. :. : . . . 1
Presiding Elder,
'Mr. Cicero Honeycutt and one of his 1 wVpr' . -
Biua 01 otauiy," were uere ihi - weeic vis
iting his bn ter .William.
Mr.; Wilson Swearingen has been
confined -lo his bed several days by
pneumonia. s ' - -.- -,
Rev. Jacob Simpson preached ,a very
interesting sermon- in . the Methodist
church last Sunday morning. v-
Every few days brings- a new family
from Stanly, either here or' to Cannon
yille, and we give them a cordial wel
come, and assure our Concord friends
that nine out. of every ten of them will
vote the Democratic ticket next year,
so Stanlyls loss will be Concord's gain.,.
Mr. Bud Mann, of Stanly, visited
xelatives here the first of the week."
The Odell MaLufacturing Company
are riow on a boom and have to run a
part of the time day and night to keep
ahead with their orders. The ' main
weaving room of Mill No. 4T. consists of
766' looms, and, : under- the -excellent
management of Mr. R. F Coble, the
present bt B 1 weaver, the capacity per
loom has been so largely.increased that
it .has become necessaryfor the com pa-
II-
lear:.fbt JsTorfolkwhere he has been 1 assessed against theni, arid that said
offered a good posiUOn at a handsome f Clerk hand said list to'the Solicitor of
salary. - A ; - 7 .. this district and. a copy, thereof tc'- the
Thete will be an auction lale of ' foreman of the nex.1 Srand 3urV to the
horses add mules at Browrr Bros.' sta-i end tRat sucji persons may be ; prose
hies Satiirifav . nt 1 1 -RC m A - iCUted
load of Kentucky mules and horses wJl
be sold. They are now xn exhibition
at the stables. . x - T" .
Rev T. W: Smith will go to his
new wo'ifk, the .Pinevjiie .circuit, next
r-" r , . .. . ... .
4 St DeaUll" I ' - u Md Jt, VttViVATTU W (ICIUCL
chUl'Ch last, nw uwio uw Kiuiujf iu.
uir in the : ,Jl,r 'PTO!Jie ai earnestly : nope tney wiu
Greensboro,' Centenary, J. E Gay. .
Grewisboro Circuit,'" W.- S Hales, a . ?
Trinity High School,; T.'A Smoot,-
" Hed Mabter? . .x x .
N.' C. Christian Advocate,' P L." Groom,
editor.. - ; ,- -
Ashboto High Scho6i; 0:II.; Crowell,
j. iiiiki uait . ......... ... 1. ... .a.-,...
Ag4 Trinity' College, A,' P; Tyef . - :
Wisstos District, F. II.. Wt,od- P-E.
Winston,- Cenlenary W. S. Creasy and
A, w: Plyler. r - . ; s. .
Madison "Jircuit .- V. .J.' . onemn-.- -
A,' Passeneer ' Who ' Meant Bunjness The
: - Child Kepf the Beat. ' :
SaUsbury,Woria,J59t?a,iUt.r-, :. '"." :
,There came very" jiear being a serious
8hootihe affray; 'on l No: 35 between
Thoma8ville and Salisbury last night'..
AThomasville a large number of dar
keys boarded the. train and one 'of the
numDerr was a man i uenjuieau pro
portions. He could -not find, room and.
saw-a little' boy who was . sick jying
down in a seat. Without a word he
bi Ought bis hand ddwn with a ringing
smack on the little 'fellow's" cheek and
shoved him to one' Bide. He' had. not
more" than : seated himself, however,
when Mr. W. T.Bonner, of Lynchburg
Va., stepped up to him and held a pis
tol about six inches from-v bis face on a
level with hiirighteye. - "Now you get
out of that seat, anc1 I will.give you just
a minute to move, said Mr. Bonner
The darkey arose and threw his handi
on a-pistol in hia hip pocket but rhoved
fight. .Mr.-iJon-
ALL WOOL SERGE
at 25 cents per yard;
M-n i,ovniaTniTr IT. M. V.hur. M. K. witnoui snowiug auy
. .. -xt-.-, .,- ' t - 1 ner explained to the. crowd that had
Mt. Airy station, v, iv. uaiu-jiu - gathered around that the little boy was
Statesville District, 3. C. Rowe, P. E. and 60'weak'that he could hardly
Statesville station,' D. Atkins'and Jas. sit up and that the attact 'upon him was
Wilson Sunernumerary.
Statesville, West EndR. G. JJaxrett.
Lenoir Station-T. A Boone -u
Lenoir circuit, L. M: Brower,- .
Caldwell circuit, Albeit Sherrill.
Salisbury Distuict, J.-R."Scnggs, P.- E.
Salisbury; Church Street, T. F Marr.
Salisbury, Chesnut Street, Supplied by
A. L. unburn.
entirely unprovoked. The" darkey got
o'f af Lexingloa and quiet leigned again
on No. 3o
ny to enlarge the cloth room, put in an; Salisbury circuit, E. G. Pvey
SEB OUR
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AT 18c PER YARD.
Don't Eail to-See Our $S.5(
. -v '.
m
Gapes. :
- CANNONS & FETZER,
extra cloth machine and employ more
help in this department.
Mr. 'Lawrence Hatley and hisr best
girl, of Plyler, were here Saturday and
Simday.' " : ' " W.
is assisting
n his- pre-
remain With ns
- Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Archey gave.a
6 o'clock5 dinner last Thursday to their
i Shcrowell', r A number of invited friends
, i were vtI sent, and the Occasion was a
; ihv.v cam- ; very pleasant one: -. . r-
Mon is'riow ' ;'--We acknowledge the receipt of an
t mvitaiion- to atiena ccve marriage oi
j Miss Lida Ciur tv Mr. Henry. Corwin
xUlina the Flower, ivhich event wilt lake : place e
i 'uth' IMam. the resilience of Coli Julbm ' C.irr, at
stuccoed,'5: Sonle'rsei Villa, Durham, December IS,
I : it
: i
lii-luaery
A Uentlemau'a Letter f " -
- Sme people get mad and flare' up
when thev are dunned for-an honest
debt Usually this is the class of peo
ple who 'are slow about paying. Last
week we sent out a number of duns to
many of bu.r.8ubscribcr8Lwho.are in ar-rears.-
-'.The followtngis one of the an-
swers we riceived, and shows that the
. wrifer does not belng to the aboye 1
, - New Ixxdox, N U.; Nov. 27, 95. r"
Dear Sir ; In reply fay6ur letter of
the 26tht inst., and yovr very polite and
i just "reminder of 'my indebtedness to
' you,' I bg to enclose $ , with this
promise : Hereafter 1 will remit you
each mouth at least a part of my in
uebtedne-53 until, all is Daid. It is a
just debt. I owe it to you and I 'will
pay it, and Wlieve nie I am grate ul
for yourleniency. Respectfully, v
Woodleaf circuit, P. E. Parker.
China Grove circuit, W. Bobbins,. -Concord,
Central church, 11. IL Parker.
Concord, Forest Hill, M. A. Sinith.
Cohcord,1 Bays Chapel, J. R. Moose.
Concord Circuit, " W. 1L L. McLaurin
Mt. Pleasant circuit, M." D. Giles.
Salem circuit, W. P. McGee.
Norwood cir(!uitrT. S. Ellington. ..
Albemarte circuit, C"JL Campbell.
Gold Hill circuit, C. M. Gentry. -
Geta move on you if vou want a free. Lexington. station, J. E.. Thompson
Publisher's Notes ... ,
Remember,., we will give a free
return ticket to the Atlanta Exposition
to each person who will send us 25 cash
subscribers.
arm mBm i
Yii
if you find any thing in this that is not exactly
right. UAJNJNUJNa'fiC'-iiJii-riWi
s
Tiiiif
f moved his ; Monday's Salisbury J World had ..',''
ly.occupied , this-r 'Mtss Effie Barrier gave a birth-- Dathot Mr. si. seott.
Mr. Fryhng day receivtion to. a few of her friends to- "MrMichael Scott, a well known citi-
j. IWve's. i day," -.-A,' splendid dinner wa? served and zcn who lived tw.o miles northeast of
apply a very -.ijeasant time was had by those Concord, died last Sunday morning'
d a 'little present. All wish her much happiness;; abqjit 9i o clock, after being confined to
t aud many more oirininys, one was me his room for live weeks, lie naa Deen
belOW COSt ecipMJiil. oi iuau) juutc jinscun.
)W
ilm:i
if
. t -1
hi'
m bad health for a number of years,
trip to the Atlanta Exposition. All yon
have to do is to get us casn buo
scribers. .: '
Remember, we will give the Wo
man's Health Journal free a whole year
to every 6ne who pays for The Times
cash in advance. '
, We want all our subscribers who
cah tdpay inadvance, and in order to
encourage them to tio mis we wm gi.e
Linwood circuit, L. L, Johnson.
Thomasville station.. Ira Inrki: ,
Morgakton - DisiCiCT, Vx. Mfc- Hoy le,
Morean ton station , W. II LeiJl . ,i -
Morganton circuit, -W. B. Honeycutt.
Table Rock circuit, A. G: Gannt.
Charlotte District,. Jn'iR.' Brooks,
P. E. S. -V '-
CharlotterTryou Street,V. V'. Bavs.
Charlotte. Trinity, S. B. Turrentiue. ,
year's subscription to the Woman's Charlotte, Church. Street, lit L. Atkins.
Health' Journal free oi cnarge. xuia w
a splendid publication, and a free sam
ple copy can be obtained at our office.
We have free sample copies of the
Home and Farm and Woman's Health
Journal, which we will be glad, todis-
r tribute to our friends. We send the
latter a whole year freeNof charge to all
who pay in ad vauce for The Times.
We send our paper and the Home and
Farm, the best farm paper published,
both for only f 1.25 a year-ln advahce.-
An i immense- amount of cotton is
. .! f . . . . '. , ' ' -
v'ife of Rev. ! now. being brought -to cncora. uring.
srton, i died the past week cotton has been brought
her home.' f here fropi Stanly, Mecklenburg, Rowan
resident of nd Union counties. Concord : is . un-
doubteuly the best cotton marKet in tnis
part of he State. Another thing which
tYM to Onr Readers. u
. ' A first class high grade monthly
home journal, has come to be a neces
sity in every household. Such a jour
nal, well conducted, occupies a special
II 'l .... - - i-l Ik.
v occupies i hrinos neonle here is the fact that our
Venn's draff 1 iriu.T '.Tl' uiS -aw- - Th. -wmW
surnrisbd
. ... -
Scott, was .63 -eara- old, and-' a -wen
known citizen. He leaves a wife and a
number of children. The funeral ser
vices" were conducted Monday by bis
pastpr; Rev. W. II. L. McLaurin, and
the remains interred in the usncora
character that we nave seen, is lhe
Woman's Health Journal, published at
Chattanooga, Tenn. The choice sto
ries, charming verses and interesting
miscellany, appeals alike to young and
old. Its special departments of Fash-
Girls; A Page or
- U Jii repainted
kes ill nice home
a. if
t wSik acting un-
much corn-
town, haiteu
the point of
farmersjsell their cotton . for a higher
pric ant4 buy their goods ' at a lower
price than elsewhere, thereby Saving at
both ends. '
followed .
place.
A large concourse of people iT : Wfh 'fhe
i.i n ;t ist rpst,nr Mothers, The Home-keeper, With The
the body to its last resting
Charlotte... Breva'nl Street: 11. T. Hoover.
Charlotte, -SeversvilW and city' mission,
' Supplied by J. 'F. 'Butt.
Charlotte circuit, R. S.. Howie.
Clear Creek circuit,. R. F. Bryant. -
Pineville cir -u'tt, 'IV W. S;uith. .
Matthews circuit. Z.- Paris' s
Wkxhaw circuit, T T Saljer. ." : v:
SifELCY District, J. J. Reun, P. E.
Shelby station, C. Gi.itUe. ' ' ,L: r
Slu-Jby circuit", It. L. .Ovveiiby. :' '
Kind's -Moun.taia cirtjuit. J. D. Arnold.
Gastonia Station, W, M. Bagby. -McAdeHSviile
vircuit, M. T. Steele.
Stanlv circuit. 11. M. Taylor.- . " '
Mt. Holly circuit, G. W. Callahan..
Mountain Island" Station, S. M. Davis.
Linoolnt n circuit, W. V. Woinble,
Lowes ville-cii edit, D-..M1 Litaker.
Cherryville circuit, J-. P. Reynolds.
South Firk circuit,.I. Merritt.
Belhvood circuit,. A. RTSurratL
Polkille circuit,. J. A. Owt "
Forest City circuit, W. Leaett. '
Henrietta station, F. R. Richardson.
Bessemer circuit, JAV. Roberts.
Bellwood High School, J.-P. Rogers,
principal. :
KNOWLEDGE
Brinas comfort and imprOTement and
tends to personal , enjoyment when
rightly used, ine-many, woo uve Dex--ter.than
others and enjoy life more, with1!
less exnenditure. by more pronvatly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs' of physical beiag will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative tirincinles : embraced in the ,
remedy, Syrup of Figs. - '
Its excellence is due to its ptesentirg
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste; the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a petect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
'dispelling colds, headaches ana: levers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satistacnon w mmions aim
met with the- approval ' of the medical
profession, becau acts on m? ,Aiu
nsTi T.iwer and Bowels without weak
ening them and It perfectly free fpm
Svtud of Fies is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man-
uiactured by me ciaiuoraia ig oyru
Uo. only, wnose name is pnmwiuu evcrj
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
nail infftrmful vmi will tlt
accept any substitute if offered-
' ' : r . ' -
New Town t'niinanse.":
Be it ordained by the Commissioners
f or the town of Concord, N. C, that any
person or persons who shall smoke upon
WeWll Men's All Wool Cassimere Suits at $3.00.
Men's Black Wool Cheviot Suits at $3.00.
Men's Grav Melton Suits at $2.00.
Men's Black Cheviot Suits at. $2.50.
Men's Odd-Coats 75 cents.
Boys' Odd Coats 50 and 75 cents.
Men's Black Worsted Suits for $3.50.
Meto's Fancv Melton Suits, $2.50.--
en s; Fine Clay Worsted
Suits,
These 'are .
fi,Url all wnnl . ft .Rfl. Cutaways and Sacks.
I the kind that some mercnants price ?u.u.
: i -. '. ;' - ' - - - - ;
A MAfiNIFICENT LINE of very Fine Clay Worsted,
Cutaways ol Schloss Bros' make at $10. -These would be priced.
$25 by people who pretend to save you per cchl. ai y y l . am.
any C LOTH I NG t all, it wiU pay you to see us. y, - .
- Here are some good reasons why it will pay,
you to trade with us : " r;
lsl. We buy our goods in lare lots and buy them low-.
.2nd.-We out thclowest possible price on them. We don'.t try to
make you think they are worth more by pricing them at double
what they are wortu, - , . , -
3rd. We do exactly what we say we will do. We are horc to-day
and fexpect to be here as long as we live. V
4th. We Will sell you goods mat wm nt anu .picaac juu,
5th. We will give your money back if goods don't suit you.
Vn Hnri't riin an v risk in tradine'with us. We guarantee the
or within ten feet of any cotton platform, Lorice on everything we sell., Shoes, Hats and all kinds of Furnishing
PERSONAL..
!:irn
tince a jig.
irdt
J
r. Jl
sub-
fTred
tuiiilpi iae uam ,
trv, i tjicieni, ouicer,
o$s-. fine'.-work.
the : rige 'in to.vn
'r.if ,iflUompson s
t it ifall suits, and
uleii school boys
i i;ai-.cnsely.- '
-! ; : .
i limine contract
.O'l'np rear of the
tral ciiiikoh .make room
Thijiirga n will be
Mr. John D. Cannon, of Charlotte,
was here Tuesday. ;
" -Mr." 'H. Kirby, of Aslieville, spent,
several days here last week.
Hon John S. Henderson was in Con
cord yesterday , - '. - v
1 Miss'i Janie. Ervin will not return" to
the :Grensboro NormabCollegc. -
Mr. jind Mrs. S. J. Durham, of Dai-
' las, spent Saturday, Sunday and Mou- ,-
Our KoU or Honor.
The followins hae paid their
w
scriptions since our last issue: '
Juo. F. Beatty (part), D. B Cross
(part), J." A. Cline (part), A. E. Walter,
D. W. Turner, John Eagle, R. A. Mc
araw (part), Atlas Bruton (part), S. J.
Bost (part), L. D. Hartsell (part), D: M,
Moose, M. H. Lefler, II. B. Foutz,
John llurlocker. ,
- The following have paid in advance:
E. A. Riley, J. H. Litaker, Mrs. C.
W. Fink, M. rA. Ritchie, Jno. E. Love,
Jr., Mrs. C. S. Laucaster, R. B. White,
L. II. Moose.
Children, and the Health and Hygiene'
Department, edited by a competent
and experienced physician, " make it
invaluable to any home.
The Times, always on the lookout for jame3 d. Cfine
hoi hrpn jLti
1' tlll'pUlpit. ' v ; ;:
. . . yii ' 3 - .
ctifiiity, passea
on h
i irw. Pntrol Methodist
Mrs.,C. S.-Lancaster, who -has been . next week QD
visiting:Mrs. M. C. Dusenbery, re- Friday' .nisht8.;The .pro-;
turned lo her home m Baltimore. -s wiU0 toward, the purchase of the
Mr! I'TumnV'Snell. of Greensboro, new pipe organ. They earnestly solicit
was' here last weeki IIe'alout on the patrorfage of 9l-
cmtchds. a result of a raijroad accmni. serve warm uu met uu, ,
k i i
l .i j
' hi
Missf Esther Ervin ha3 retired
- etc They will also have fancy articles
from . , u'e will publish the "bill of
is way .w rJiition 'a "clerk at the postoffice, , ro ;n onr next issue.
t:lre to raaite on,i cneded- bv Miss Jame , xicu- , rn, af1ipB will bava among omer
is family to ' mond i r ; ; ' i : - : i things a " large number of dolls of all
Prof! Waiter Thompson, 6f the States-( .size8 and pnexs JhansoTneiy oressseu.
...i-ii
if
i l.1!'s hlark Lit rJrHl School, spent lasi xiiuiy
'As stall last day anl Friday here with bis brother,
4 that eome; P&f. Elplland Thpmpson, ' : yy .
w t;ft in his r' . i ' w-lLl''-' ji'x.' mnm
,.,"' v.-in Mrsi Li. xJ- uirau i.w .H- ------
i to attano
Mi
I'a.il'nfenuu- l niiW .rl-turniug
Ait:
..'ginning of , Migg jiunie Gay
r- ..L i. i It
Hpjiropnate
Misl1:
C.
'. Sntoat,
s f:.;H-r,
i.i. ll..'.:in
F.
j::ffy.. Mr,
A BS Atl. and a pig Finn. :
That live, and always up-to-date firm.
Caunons &Fetzfer, have a wnoie page ;
o.i ;n this week's Times. You should.
1 Wilson -to visit Iter par.enia auu reacl every vvora oi meir
1 the marriage of " lie sister, jt wiU he moDey in your pocnei h
do o. The guarantee tneir gouua,
and are willWg at any time, to give your,
money back if goods are . not satisfac
tory They keen the largest stock in
toAn to select from. ,Ther say .when
thev can't meet and beat any prices
th-'v will Mil up the front door and quit
liu?iness. "-
what will profit its readers, has secured
fifty vearlv subscriptions to The -Wo-
inan's' Health Journal, which it pro
poses to giveaway.
A vears subscription to- this Journal
f -
will be given to ,
(1), Every new subscriber to The
Times.. , ' '-; ; -
, (2), Every old subscriber who renews,
- (3i. Everv delinquent subsci'ber who
i ava an arrearaees and in advance.
Xheso- subscriptions won t lasi long.
First come, first served. Call at this
oifiee and see sample copy. -:;
tieorgeTUle. Items. ' -T ':
Our school is in a flourishing condi
tion; J Prof. Brooks is an excellent
teacher and well-deserves the prais,e
hf all.
Mr. Pink, Widenhouse is teaching
t,o f.B. schnnl at Chaoel Hill this
VUV V-vv -
- Dr. and Mrs. . Jerome have been vis-
1 tnv friends atLilesville, Anson county.
Our beloved pastor, Mr, uues, ui
gone to conference. We hope -he v"iU
be returned. , - ' ' " .
Mr F '" A. Klutts had his sale on
and. will soon leave
for his future home in the mountains.
A. G. K. B.
ftntton -warehouse or place where cottn
is weighed, stowed or handled, within
the coriwrate Umits:of the town of Con-
(vid. shall be deemed "emlty "f a misde.
. - , . i? iL LA
neanor, ana ppun conviction toereoi
The TSewton Jinteqire saj a iueie a. fuf fcbirty daya- . . - - ,
Be it ordained by the commissioners
for the town of Concord, N. C.,, tihat
ordinance No. 27 be and the .Bame is
hereby amended by inserting in line
two after the word "game' the follow
ing : for for the purpose of occupying
Goods
1
v -
UilJM IN UJS J? JiiXZjJCiXii;
. .' ' I- , a. 1 : L... ...:4.. tr 'in
a veiv serious usui ia&i oaiuiuaj iu.
Mountain Creek township, Calawba
county, betweeen L. Oscar Little
and
Cline was knocked
in -tbe head w ith a cluV and has not yet
iwnvprwl conciousness. The chances
are that he will pot recover. -Little was
taken to : iail jTuesday, on failure" to
o-w-o a S-niW bond. Cline 8 wife is
1 ixin'a eitr nH ih jil!es-ed coiise of
the trouble wus Little's cruelty to her.
1 1 - JJ
thu same
Nov. 14-tf.
Li. HARTSELL..
- . Clerk
Concord Markets.
COTTON MABKET.
Cprreeted weekly by C. G. Montgomery.
Stained
Low Middlin;
Middling ... .,
Good Middling
- mt
6 to 7
7
.73
3
1
3 Elizabeth Gibson and Fannie
from tho.Atl.auta Expo-:
M-'iu c.tno in ..Saturday
1 , ".1. -. I. -,1 r.f
phi. :-.r i.i..; i.i.--'-..--
. t
eou
Mr.fW. G
frd.n JliscnliHTRt';
riicblm proved in health,
i
Mou lay.
He is
Yea t Jiow Sutncriljr.
Ram'itnder of this
was ni'.n
-sidj2ace'of'
went to
. Vdvian.
And Mis
nMic
TTr.,.ri Mfa.RA. liO'.vn
Atlanti S'.tur.l-iy.r.i-hL
x.,,..n if China. G
BGulafi BL-rnlwf.n, ot o."Thbjry, nt.i
i- ' .1 i I ; .
hmentary to s pamea ine.n.
4iit lltuiter I Mr.! W. J
Mint Anicena nassed throu;
. . , ; i : I .
eon a visit ; jjjg- ay -to iie
11 ' 1113 BbMT,
fv-.ob'f:the' present , , rh-irU)tte New : " -Sir.
f Xkuy will take !da8 . ..1. arrived in tbe
Ti one "x vijx..-
entice bun to move
'To all who subscribe and pay m ad
vance for Tun. Times for l8'J6e
o.,.,,i ti,.. l(!.ner the remainder , of thi.
Thf vve wiu seiKi lujuu'
Svvink, of Albemarle,
Concord Tuesday on
At!4nta Exposition.
'Dr. Utniiig, joined
now
dollar in
tiutu -January x, iu,, j
advance. Thus you gei me
paper iu mou u ot uu'j ,m" - -Subscribe
. at once, as you lose by wait-
ii'g- - - ' ' - ' '!
Married to L.att
A Iirot?ie?
aul
:,
nil
V. i I T 'I.VI I.vdi
loihsiost at -M11
:iH public is w if -'
IT
f:eii arrange
may be ex
lie
usiness men,
1
"in 1
-...! - . I.,.-
- 1 .
rrnng : 0I lasi
a tin Mr. R.
ibriut 4 miles
ned to death,
of Ed. Foil,
ir the fire, and
gnited the bed
: . J i U 1 I-. tit
hQa t," Mr. W. K. Odell, the
I. IHU - NT II I i V AlA - - a
1 ...irit in Concord's manure-
turin circles, is also here to-day.
Si e
- Otlter.
Salisbury World.
-Tk,a a-nA a marriage
Hill yesterday in which a brother
;c(, hu sffinitv. were maaieu
njaiv 1 j - - .
contracting parties
ptlabblns Itit-su
, " The Times offers exceedingly libera!
clublwng rates with, a number of good
papers." Kot these: aims una
Washington Weekly Post,"lotl.-ofie
vearforonlv $1.25.-. The Times and
Atlanta Weekly Journal both one - year
for Si. 40. The Times and Home and
Farm, botn wne ear tor .on iy
The'Timim and Afti-ri('aa Farnjer,-bolli
one year for only $1.10. :v.
' Gov. Bo! n Tayl- r, of' Tennsee, :
" Ao wnpiil iroes rou'i an' nfln'
1L various TTnitatious of " the Origi
nal M A- 'Ihedford Jt oos i.iver .ucn
.st Rln,,..l-Draught live for. a time;
ouarrel ataong themselves and pass iuto
. l.'..- im-ov T1I1V rilT.P A
ODllVlOll, x"i " -I
Tray-this reliable remedy has eone ,u ,
and hp. juid'iKwtund-the cku.wl--
,. i -...i ,,r.i..r dt tTiv . vetreiiiun; xx
There is no better cure
in existe ce forCramps,
Cholera Morbus and all
Summer Complaints,
than Pain-Killer. Uood
for all pains, ackes and
soreness," interrial or ex- 3
ternal. One good trial
will conVince vou that
PKOPPCK MAKKET
Corrected Weekly by Dove & Bost.
Bulk meat sides.
Beeswax h
i Butter ....
Chickens.
I Corn 2...
..... ...4
Eggs .
I Lard...........-....--
Flour, Jlorth Croluia.....
Meal......
I Peas i...-
Oats
Tallow
I Salt .
klrish Potatoes.....
8J
18
,'j 10 to 15
' ,15 to 20
. 50
15
10 to 12 J
1.75 to 2.00
60
The Morris Hardware
have Mower Knives, for all Mowers sold in Cabarrus county.
Empire and
Reiser Machine- Spikes,. Well
-EPTJj J.INE OF-
Pumps, Fruit - Jars
Buggies, Champion Mowers, Cookin
"Stove p.
You can get it . anywhere
at 25c a bottle rouble the
former quantity). See that
the bottle bears-the name
.Perry Davis & Son. No
other, is genuine.--
Health iteprtw
-W4 find inlhe east Ilea th -Luuet u
the Ypllowing report, of the he, 1th in
Cababus, Rowan and Stanly counties,
r,.E .rn-. llobert .0. xoung,
wrAf4 Mirlatina," four , Weaved we
Sr aand Tourteen ot typhoicT 8hip any farther
Bulletin
Itrmcrly an cm-
d;ed in Char
While work-:
Ur. Carver met
sufted serio.us
jred suit against
K Company for
at Chestnut
and
The
were-Mis3 Prudy,
un,l-;na inl Mr. joint xxxU.6..
" 1 . ,i- -fotvr and the groom s
Mie - , wjfe cacb
0ine.r " the second time
ZJAnz folks are step brother
;;d 8istor. , So by marrying her sr
ana oww. - h-nme her own sis
SSn- Lw lind Ih." "d,ughter-irr-law :of
,Kr 1 -Tua- TTntil this tangle is unr
PIS Iliou-icx. ..- -AUtiPn
ti 11. m.r, .LizLtjri vuv v, .
-- '- V' - :. v- -- . . - v - - -
...... :: .. , eo J, .; ; . wm, y-AM '
- -5 " . . -SS'r.'- '
to" the
Atlanta Exposition !
Read Every ordof . ihis
AUC'flOH SALE
cr
med,ici!Ki m
ide.
tnoortvA .Ti-'-sa Anril 14. 1802.
I havft been nsing Thedford's Ekck-
Drausht for twelve or nneeiv yw.-i.
has SJtvikl toe a good many dollars iu
doctors' bin, wtetMMgtfr-
January
1
1896
,Vv ".V'. vv'.-W 1' -""--- VV; -S-TL
ievet . rr:;. - : nnrt3- "Sanitary
gOOd, OI UUicx
fevers in
Hatinn of iail fairly
" . . . .ijs R-et f :1S ' - .. ana bUUUJi"6, . .. -
itcaJ, Mif- When ined o . uau
Child Etrjoya ... -
The ' pleasant' . flavor
. . . f u : - : Mt.a of Svrup . of h lgS.
a Bournes , iftno
bilious, .
tu;V-l-iK)t been tried
':!!iy-.trail-lia8' been ton
torn
sold, and the
here for fire
car, which has
lessent lot. ever
"eJ , was taken
lust ; before the
Rwvas
t.sr mx cases
""V ."r...". -nifh of tvpnoiu the most Kta-uxjrxo ---- . . i
.aruuna - catarrhal 1SP: so that it is tbe best lamuy
i or n iij v-ioA - - -, i-t an mi i imv c i
affections in yarioua parts
.knthan known be
fore fit any season of the year. .
Loookout for the advertisement
, of the
im Furniture Store,
W. L. Bejlf Prop.,
who will have at the old Hoover & Lore
I will sell at puolio wusuou,.
& Bros.' Stable oa
r1 I If U IK
U Mfhal rtf t'.l )L1 V C V fl WMU V lAi uv - " v .
of whooping-cougu fatner.or uiu-vx - fnQW by Lowe; a
Hirvj jt
Albe-
. T,' ' G istonia GazeUe says a young
rno:;ndeV;r;Wuy'ouldhae?
bottle on hand. . ,
The Newton Enterprise bears that
lost a,uw "7 -Cnariotte., He
Furniture vmpewj -- . .
shipped the Company a great deal ot
DWlV-v
complete stock of
to
and Hodera Styles.
lids
SBlttn
oHl-SO A M.one carload of Kentucky
Horses and Mules. This BtocK is jnsi
kIiia jrcfiss' country ot Iven-
tncky , and among thn load is some
ii.:.u snidlrs. Also some
heavy work horses .and mules. . This
stock : wid positively be -old regardless
of eoPt, RAIN or siiux Hi. ;
' . t mntHi an renresentea, o
money refunded No by-biddin-. .lou
-ll find the Htock at Brawn Bros, ta-
s Thf. Concord TIm-s wirf pie
vr.t "free to evevv icrson yvho
sends us before -December 2ri,
new vearlv cash sub
scribers, a ticket to Atlanta, Go.?
A am o-noil tor one. weei..
Subscription price $1.00. Two
six-months subscriptions will
count as .one.? All you've got to
do is t- send tis $123 in -new &u-
scriptions. V , '
We do not, propose tHat an v
body shall lose anything, and' if
vmi fail to' get up enough, sub
-servers to win a ticket,; we will
ive 6u 15 cents tor eacn.su.Or
crilipr vnii send OS. '
". oive the ticket from.
any of the following points: Con
pn'rH rhraa tirove. tiarrife.uuij-
fia'lihnrv orCharlotte. we win
vj""" .t.
rv'., t, tirket lor every to suu-
i v. - - ' '
Kpr! sent H
A new subscriber is one wno is
f olrpndv takinsr 1 HE 1IMES
orwr mnnot be transierreu
ix "f w . . , .
from one who is already a suo-
criber to another m tne same
x-.:iir "ori rnnni a new suu
lauiuj
If you need any sample copies.,
i. ,,c irnnw and we will 'send
vnu as many as you want. )
' Begin right now! Just as
soon as you get the, subscribers
vou will get theticket.- Address
V n . fTTTnT31T T
j. i. on.tviN.xvio-,
Publisher Times,
Concord, N, Cr
Aii LAio o-s- j;ATrr- -Prices as Usual
r
j. .- . 4 :- '
tt t ti -iT rnri
JL" - KJ JL 11 A. "-a W
-tow
2
5i
S9
T W . .
i.a-'
t tv-
MaMeth Stock -of : Furibia;e
I ; From Cannons, Fetze? & liell,
id we bou-ht it low down, and we are going to pive our u?tr.m-rh-beneHt
o f the low i.Hce,-. We h--, vema, ked r? w ; t s of
i-dstog out at" prices that will astonish evtry'rogy. Ka..es
aid
er
so ds to gc
-. '.. . . -X.
wishing togei.
' l . . - ...'-' i i .1 r.. coll'
now is the time to buy. We mean to feu ar. ciuc uiuu
t&TiSnfc . We have everything in Furniture and - .
House Futnistang Goods,
that can be found m any town tw. s . c o. X voV" Wh n
r4tnl-Mr that we have tnonsauu.u "b01"" - - , , . . ..
vbtfeone : ?c Concord go to the Furniture Store and see the sights.
Ci. October 10, 1895.
C'jticon1,
N.
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1
.vay. , Sic tran-
oak lumber uuxiujj
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