The, Asheboro Courier.
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Local and Personal.
Lawyer Pool, of Troy, wm here
since our last issue.
Mr J F Hamilton, of gentral
Falla, was horc Saturday.
' Mr and Mrs C C McAlister spent
Easter in Winston.
Miss Lizzie Spencer has returned
from a visit in Winston.
Messrs C M Tysor and E B Leach,
of Erect, were nere Monday.
Mr James Vuncaunon, of Troy,
was on our stieets luesday.
Mr J C Hammer, of Staley, gave
ns a pleasant call since our last issue.
Mr C H Lncas, of Union township,
was here since our last lstue.
Mr J T Council, of Ran-lleman,
spent Sunday here.
J A Spence, Esq., was in Carthage
last week on legal business.
- Mr Foster Richardson- made a
trip to Washington last week.
Miss Faye Burns has returned
from visit to High Point.
Solicitor Hammer is attending
Darie court at Mocksville this week.
Mr F C Richardson spent Sunday
at his home at Why Not.
Charlie Fox spent Sunday with
his mother at Randlemau.
Mrs Martha Way is visiting the
family of her son, Supt. J M Way.
Mrs V? II Ragan and children, of
Thomasville, are visiting in Ashe
boro. Miss Lura Smith passed through
town Monday, on her way to High
Point.
Miss Frances Creight, of Winns
boro, S. C, is the guest of Mrs W C
Hammer.
Attorneys J A Spence and 0 L
Sapp are attending Supreme court
this week.
Mr B F Burrow, of Tillery, N. C.
It visiting his relatives and friends
here.
Mr O T Leonard passed through
town Tnssdav returning to Ramseur
from High Point.
Mrs Cynthia Blair and Mrs J C
Ingold visited in High Point and
Greensboro last week.
Mr J M Whitehead and danghter,
Miss Lola, of Kamsenr, were in town
Saturday.
. Messrs Calvin Uutson and T F
Tugh, of Columbia township, were
here Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Phillips and Mrs. B B
Phillips spent Sunday in Brower
township.
Mr W H' Bonkenieyer, of near
Worthville, was a visitor in Ashe
boro Sunday.
Miss Pearl Auman returned home
Monday after visiting Miss Jossie
Bjroughs.
Miss Ida Bird, has returned from
two weeks visit to relatives at
Kemps Mills.
Mr. John Ingram and family, of
Farmer, spent Sunday in Ashslioro
the guests of Mr. C. C. Cranford.
Mr Hcnrv T Caveness is haTing
the lumber placed on Hoover street
for the erection or tnee nouses,
Mr J S Lewis will begin the erec
tion of a nice residence on Sunset
A venus at an early date.
Mr and Mrs D B McCrary were
the guests of Mrs Dr Jeff Bulla at
Maud Sunday.
Mr E B Hatch has returned from
Florida and accented ft position in
the office of the Asheboro Wood &
Iron. Company.
' Mrs. J. P. Rodgers and children
left Saturday for Concord to spend
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends
Prof. George Crowell, of High
Point sraded schools, will preach in
the Methodist church here next Sun
day morning and evening.
Rev. J. P. Rodgers is assisting
Rev Ira Erwin, pastor of Centenary
church, Greensboro, in protracted
meeting this week.
Miss Annie Tomlinson left Friday
in Hiirh
Point to be present Sunday at the
dedication of the new chnrcn of tbe
Socisty of Friends.
Special music by the choirs of
both the M E and M P churches
was rendered Sunday morning, while
the pastors, Revs Rodgers and Swain
preached. appropriate sermons
Mr John S. Eaate, who for many
ysara hat been with the firm of W D
Btedtuan A Co. bat accepted a post
Uon with M orris-Sea rboro Mofritt Co.
at salesman.
Mr Virgil Russell passed through
Asheboro Saturday coin? to Union
township on visit to his father. He
has position wiu in Islington
Brass Works.
1 Messrs Ivy Nance and J W Le
mons came np from Troy Friday
morning and identified tome of their
property found in the posessioa of
the two negroes who were arrested
for breaking in the Store of Wood &
Aionng.
Capt T J Redding, of Horle,
Messrs Thot Fooshee, Geo II Mur
doch, W R Julian, Hugh McCain,
J W Birkhead. J W Cox. W J Delk
. H H Kenndv. T W Andrews. F I
Bulla, 8 S Cos, E R Yow, Bert Ful
ler, N M Lowe, were among those
Mr. M J Presnell, of Michfleld,
was nere yesterday.
Mr J O Redding went to High
Point yesterday on business.
Mr L D Bulla has moved his fam
ily to Dr. Ilenleys' in South Ashe
boro.
Mr. W. D. Spoon will more into
the house recently vucateu by Mr.
N. II. Slack.
Mr. P.Larillurd paid recently to
the bueriff of uuilford co"nly nearly
nine hundred dollars for tasos on
land for hunting privileges.
The Davidson Dispatch says that
Mr. A. A, McCrary is the victim of
nervous prostrations caused by grief
from the tragic death of his mother
recentlv.
Heavv frost formed Tuesday morn
ing, but it is not thought it whs al
together a killing frost. From the
btst information we enn get, the
frnit crop is slightly damaged, but
not killed.
"Our Church Record," in the lust
issue suvs that J. R. Stout, of Julian,
one of our best men, is in a hospital
in Greensboro, whero he was opetat-
ed on for appendicitis. He seems to
be recovering.
We are elad to learn through our
friend Mr. O, R. Cox, of Cedar Falls,
that the Cedar Falls graded school,
nder the able management of Miss
Martha Redding, is well attended
and in a prosperous condition. Over
forty are enrolled and much interest
it being taken by the citizens of the
community.
Chaste la Management.
Mr, E. G. Gilmer, of Statcsville,
and a good hotel man, has leased the
Elwood in High Poiutand it will be
rnn in the future as a commercial
hotel. Mr. Gilmer takes charge
May 1st.
Oovernor Aycock.
Governor Chat. B. Aycock will
deliver an address at Providence
Rural Graded School in Providence
township on Friday April 15th. A
large audience is expected. The
Governor will make great speech,
worth going many miles to hear.
Team Runaway.
Mr Etkana Graves and u, Haram
and Mr R Russell were thrown from
two horse wagon near Hinsbaw s
brk roads lust Monday and hurt
but not seriouslv. The team became
frightened at a yoke of oxen and
ran. Mr Graves came in our office
ith an ugly gash aud one of his
bands bandaged.
Property Transfers.
Hollady Pool Hwd. Co. to R R
Ross one U -story building on
Depot Btreet.
W M I'urrisli to J a lx-wis one lot
on Sunset Ave.
Delia Hill to D B McCiary on
South Fayetteville street one lot.
Alvin Hill to Trustees of M F
church, house and lot in South Ashe.
boro on Cox street.
Burglars Arrested.
In our last issuo we gave ail ac
count of the burglary of the store of
Wood & Moring, also at !5i6Coe, I rov
and Steeds, ljut Thursday two ne
groes were arrested by Mr. Vill Win-
ningham, deputy siierin in Kuuuie
man. and brought back to Asheboro
here thev were tried aud bound
over to court with the privilege of
ring out. 1 hey are now on the
county roads. They had some $300
worth of goods hid away in tne woous
near Asheboro, consisting of watches,
brooches, waufli chains, rings, mens
clothing, shoes, etc., to which they
voluntarily took the owueis, thai
they might recover thoir goods.
Sttte S. S. Coovenliot.
The State Sunday School Conven
tion will be held in Greeuslioro Apr.
26-29. It is desired that Randolph
be well represented. Each organized
township is entitled to two regular
delegatus. Every president in the
county ought to attend if possible.
Township othcers please select able
gates at once. Special entertain
ment will be provideu lor tne dele
gates. All who expect to attend the
convention will please notny me as
early as possible. E. Moffitt,
county rresiuenu
Asheboro, N. C.
Married.
On April 3rd. 1904. at the resi
deuce of tjie bride's father, Mr. F.
I, Bulla, in Hack creek vownsnip,
Mr. J. W. Rich, of Asheboro, and
Miss Ella Bulla, of Spero, Hugh
McCain, J. P. officiating.
On April 2nd, Mr. Orla King, of
Grant township, and Miss Minnie
Fry, of tlab; 11. M. uarner, j. r.,
officiating.
Married at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr J F BeckBrower
township, March 31st, Mr U J Iaw
rence to Mist Lena B Beck. J I
Phillips, Esq., officiating.
At Worthville on March 31st at
home of tbe bride's parent, M
Annie Ward to Mr. a. u. iiooson.
In Brower township, Mr Rufut
Lawrence to Mitt Lien Heck
March 30th.
On tbe 24th of March at the resi
dence of Thot. L. Russell, A. . R.
Oornelison. of the State of Wyoin
ing, to Mum Lillie Henderson, ot
Riley's Stoie, iiandoipn county.
After the happy couple waa united
iu the hollv bonds ot matrimony,
Mis Axis Henderson, Mr. Wads
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Thot. L.
Rustell drove with the eouplt to the
home of L M. Oornelison where they
eniored ft fine tupner which wat pre
pared foe tluuoocamoa. About the
15th of April tbe bappy conplt will
leave fSr their home in tbe State of
Wvoming, May peace, bappin
and a r of pleasure go and' be with
them. Thnft. L. Kassell, J. r offl-
MISS PHILLIPS LEADS AO AIN
Followed Closely by Miss Smith Whfii
Miss Lewis Still Holds Third Miss
Stlmsoi Makes a Nice Gain, Making
Her Fourth,
Since our last issue many friends
of the different contestants have ral
lied to the support of their resjiec
t!ve candidates. Miss Lunu Phillips
who was second last wteek has gamed
over two thousand votes, making her
leader again.
Miss Smith follows her closely,
having gained about twelve hundred
votes during the week.
Miss Lewis has gimed about two
thousand votes. W hile Miss Mini
son has made a gain of four hundred
making her fourth in the contest.
Here is the vote as it now stands:
Mlm Limn PlillllW. Full?
Miw ijiiira htlniHOli
MlKlimco Hum. Kniiikilnvlllc
Mlm Klvlra Lowe. HlKli Point
MM Null Hrown. Kanilli-mnii
Ml.n DiiIkv O-I.iriic. cuntml FulH.. . .
MIm HtKle ;inltrwiMl. Wlii'iilmnre...
Mira MbkkIc Ingram. Worthrllki
Mlw Laura Hnyala. Trinity. K. F. D...
Mix Iaiiii Khm. Why Not
Mlm Jt-mlr Wiollfli. Run. Human
Mln Nellie IMttenxm. I.llerty
Minn Ikiru Ri'ilillim. Huylo
Mlo NhIIIo Ilu In. New MurWot
WltlKtrawn
Withdrawn
HI Fwirl Annum. Wliv Nut
Ml Ik-auk' Cranfonl. Homlniy
Withdrawn ,
Mm. Joaoph Parkin, Trinity
Withdrawn
Mm. W. U. Cox. KlniOTille,
Mlm Ida Oox. Kalnli
Withdrawn
M m Ann e Jordi
l.llK-rty.
ilrudy. H
Miss Lydc Lewis, of Farmer, who
stands third in our voting con
test us most popular young
ludv reader.
High Point Graded Schools.
It was a great pleasure to a repre
sentative of the Co i; in Kit to visit the
High Point Graded Schools this
week. Prof G II Crowell, the able
superintendent is doing a great work
in High Point as will be seen by a
visit to his school. Uvcr six hund
red children are eurolled. The man
agement is all that could be desired.
The large auditorium will scat 000.
I-'rof Crowell wai superintendent ot
Asheboro Graded School at ono time
and no commendation of miae could
add to his already established reputa
tion. He with his eflicient corpse ot
of touchers ara doing a great work
for the town of High I'oiut.
Killed On Tram Road.
Mr. Luther Pearce, age 34, and
engineer for Snow Lumber Co. at
Steeds was killed April 1st by his
engine turning over on the tram
road near tiittle river. Mr. 1'earce
was thrown under the engine and
was scalded and mashed to death.
The track broke aud the engine
turned over with above result. Mr.
Pearce was soii-in-law of Mr. M. J.
Presnell. He leaves a wife and two
children.
Mother Gose's Jubilee."
The little folks, of Kamsenr Acad
emy, will entertain the public next
Saturday nignt, April win, wiin iue
play, "Mother Goose's Jubilee," bo
sides several short comedt'ttus and
tableaux scenes. Itamseur cornet band
will furnish music for the occasion.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. Admission 10 cts. for child
ren, 15. cts for adults. Doors open
at 7:30 p. m. C. B. S.
Died
At his home two miles east of
Asheboro, April 4th, of paralysis,
Jacob Chrisco. aged 83 years. The
burial took place at 15rower s Uhapei
esterday morning. Mr unrisco
eaves a wife, three daughters and
two sons. lie had been a member
of the M. P. church for 60 years.
A. A. Barker after a lingering ill
nest at his homo in High Point on
March 31 1904 at the age of 78 years.
Until some twenty-hve years ago lie
lived on what is still known as tbe
Alex Barker place, six miles south
east of Asheboro on 6iurrel ureek
in Grant township, lie was ai
uncle of Mr. G. G. Hendricks, of
Asheboro.
Mary Ellen Sheffield was born
Auguest 14, 18S3, aud died March
28, 1904, therefore at the day of her
death the was 20 years, 7 months
and 14 days of age. She made
profession or religion two yearn ngu
at Cedar Falls M. E. church. She
never joined any church but died
with hope beyond the giave. The
funeral was conducted from the
Cedar Falls M. P. church by the
writer, after which the interment
took place in the M. P. cemetery
May the good Lord comfort the be
reaved lauuiy. jossm r nx
hnporUst.
Disinfection of tick-room it de
scribed in "Care of Invalids," issued
by the Medical Department of the
Mutual life Insurance Company of
New York. The book is sent on le
anest to those who address tbe Home
Office of the Company, Nassau,
Cedar, William and Liberty Strett,
New York City. In writing please
say that you saw ad in The Cot rlf.r.
"'P
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TO-NIGHT
AT ACADEMY
Mrs. William Chilton, the dramat
ic Reader, and Impersonator.
Under ninnngcment of Ladies Aid
Society.
Admission ?5 cts.
Reserved seats 50 cts.
A rare treat iu storo for you.
Subscriptions Paid.
The following subscriptions have
been received since our lost issue.
W M Stevenson, D M Allred, N
W Ncwbv, Arthur Ross, W P Lang
lv. J F Kivett. J II Smith, 1) W
Dwiggins. Cicero Trogdon, It D
Thomas, A H riennedy, W f Mo-
Dowell, O W Rich, John Morris, W
1) Spoon, Robt Paisley, Kuf us Uetts,
G W Berrv. J O Redding, W A All-
red, S S Porter, Dr W J Moore, M
C Spoon, W W Jones, J W Parrish,
A R Cullicott, Grover Purdee, J L
Norman, W W Brady, J A McRae,
A J Ijiinar, Samuel Bumpass, W A
Keurns, W B Webster, Mrs llattie
L Cotton, K lsiiruey Johnson, W B
Yarboro, Dr It W Mevers, J W Lof
lin, R C Johnson, B F Cagle, Jesse
Shaw, S W Kearns, J M Shaw, R S
Lanier, M F Lassiter, T II Sykes, T
W Ingram, W P 1 hornburg, Kev M
J Leach, Wm Allen, Will Carter,
victor Knssull, Wm M Stevenson,
Dennis Allred, E II Dorsett, M F
Wrcnn, J C Puttorson, E B Farlow,
W J Delk, F I Bulla, Klkana Graves,
F P Barker, E D Tucker, Robt Fer
ree, Herbert Moffitt, Miss Minerva
Ciinady, J L Wretin, J 1) Arnold, E
C Pierce, Joe Hoover, E W Walker,
J L V uncaucon, R U Jackson, L C
Smith, J G Dorsett, S M Delk, Hil
ton Kindley, J K Jehnson, 11. H
Wei borne, Rufus Sweeney, John
Johnson, John R Walton, G E Wil
liamson, R O Lindsay, McLewallen,
R D Cox, II 1) Srarboro, Mrs C C
Muse, Kev Geo 11 Crowell, E I)
Lewis, S W Swain, C II Sexton, II
L Chandler.
Trinity News.
The game of bull between Trinity
High School und Trinity Park
School, played in Greensboro on
r riilny lust, resulted in a tie of 9 to 9
in a ten inning game. Twice the
1 II Ikiv8 were beaten and twice
they tied the score. First in the
ninth inning when tbe score stood ?
to 5 and in the tenth when it stood
9 to 7. The features of the game
was a home rim by Little and the
intoning of Jones for Innity lligli
School.
Mr E F Pepper left Saturday for
Sumter, S. C, where he has accepted
a position.
Dr r II Hood preached in the
church here Easter morning in the
absence of Rev Albert Sherrill, who
has been suffering from an attack of
la grippe.
Miss Nan J I ei t man spent a few
days in Thomasville this week with
friends.
Hon John T Brittian, of Ashe
boro, was ill town a day last week on
professional business.
luvid L Sampson, ot indkinville,
X. C, more commonly known as
ltlind Sampson lccturod in the
college chapel Sunday night his prin
ciple subject being that of intemper
ance. Mrs II C Fields and children, who
have been spending some time here
with Prof W F Ganaway, left Mon
day morning for a few weeks visit in
Greensboro, when they will return
here to spend the su miner.
Mr J J W lute spent a day or two
the first of this week in Greensboro.
Messrs W E Lowe and 11 F Harris
attended the Maryland-Carolina ball
game in Greensboro Saturday.
Kev J It Scroggs was in town
Monday on his way home after hav
ing held quarterly meeting at Pros
pect church on Saturday and Sun
day.
Enfagement Between Russia tod Japtn.
Seoul, April 1. It has been learn
ed heie that the Russian cavalry, in
muck distress, is retiring toward,
Wnu. They are cutting the UI
graph poles down to use as fuel and
ineir norses are tiring iur mix ui
proper food.
London, April I. A dispatch to
The Central News from Tokio save
the Japanese made another attack on
1'ort Arthur the night of March ju
and 31.
The dispatch adds it is under
stood the attack was for the purjiose
of taking soundings aud ascertaining
the effects of tiie last attempt to bot
tle up the Uussiun tleet.
AO details of the attack are obtain
able.
Ten Thousand Churches.
in the United States have used the
Lttiigmun & Martinez Pure Paints.
Every Church will be given
liberal quantity whenever they paint,
Don t pay Sl.oO a gallon lor un
seed oil. which vou do when yo buy
it iu a sealed can w ith a paint lak'l
on it.
8 & H 14, therefoic when vou
want fourteen gallons of paint, liny
only eight gallons ol L. & M. and
mix six gallons ot pure iinsecti on
with it.
It will make fourteen gallons of
paint.
It s done easily.
It makes the paint cost you only
about fl.20 a gallon.
iou probably won t need inure
than ten or twelve gallons of it, be
cause the Ij. A M. Paint covers so
much more surface than other
paints.
Sales have been tens of millions
of gallons; nctii ly two million hmuei
niuted under guarantee to repaint
not satisfactory.
Samples free. Sold by our Agents.
The Holladv-Pool Hdw. Co. Ashe
boro; The Randlemun Store Co.
Randleman.
WANTED A good second baud
stationary boiler 40 or SO u. p.
Asuehoro Lvmbeb & Mfo. Co.
Aeheboro, N. C.
Session Ltd. of Comfy Comri.
II. T. Caveness, Chrm., and II. G.
Lassiler, present.
. BOA I) FOKCK.
Kennedy Store Co mdse $30 18
A W Fuller mdse...l . . . 4 52
Afd Kenuedy smithing.. . 4 05
H II Kennedy supt 37 50
W M Check as. supt 20 00
NC Cranford guard...- 15 00
J C Farlo same 15 00
M F Wall same 12 40
J D Pearce same 12 40
Claud Stout, driver 1 1 50
P L Childress, smithing .... 3 90
Pearl Roller Mills, mdse 22 05
M L Wood, hay 12 00
W J Miller, mdse . 12 25
T J Red ling, feed 3 50
mscELLKAXors.
D L Fox, conv. lunatio 7 50
J 3 Cox, pay mt ou bdg at
Cheeks ... 450 00
W E Davis, bil ox A Davis 50
J F Hamilton con. Walter
Richardson to co home 1 on
Ramsom McDowell taking
care llattie Hughes. ... 4 00
Dr W J Moore, supt 12 50
" service small pox H UU
Enoch YuiicRiinon, building
bdg in Union township 20 00
Jno Rich, janitor 1 50
n A Williams, uflicer G J. . 7 50
O b Aewby, bd Kennedy -. 85
T J Finch, sum 49 jurors. 14 70
T J Finch, wood c h 8 9
McDowell Bros carrying .Try
to co home. i .0
B F Newby, jailor 10 20
K V Johnson, mdse smallpx 7 5
H G Lussiter, comr 5 80
Dr Lewis, med ser smallpox 20 00
A E Hull, janitor. i! On
S C Cranford, court crier. . 12 00
M W Cranford, waiting on
smallpox 2 50
J P Boroughs, iss orders . . . 23 00
J M Rristow, lum for bdg 2 x0
Mrs Hush, boarding jurors 2 00
1 JNCWOV, SllUie .. 00
J B Carter, lum & nails p r 2 88
II T Caveness, comr, mileage 0 00
J P Boroughs elk to bd 4 00
W U Hammond, reed jurors J .Jo
COUNTY IIOMK.
W J Delk, steward 50 00
A W Fuller mdse- 24 20
W F McCrary, mdse 10 94
S E McKec, corn ...... 4 55
Thos E Newby, smithing 1 55
J T Redding, feed... 2 50
N S Andrews, lumber. . . o 20
McCrary-Rediliiig Co. mdse 1 25
W J Miller, mdse 2 25
Usual allowances for outsido poor
to.
Pmtpinrtit oi Condition of
THE BANK OF RANDOLPH.
AHHKBORO, N.f.,
i nnd lllwn
. f I0.1.RNI M
Ha k .nu llouiio I
unit lit Safe u
Hur tim Fund
I ndividod Pmllu
Business Locals.
WANT to sell good as new
piano, very cheap for cash. A. F.
COX, Cedar Falls, N. C.
WANTED Parties having good
table chickens for sale, (no fancv
stock) to write to T 11 Parker, Nor-
ristown, i n.
BREEDKR of pure Barred Ply
mouth liocks, Whito Wyandots and
Silver laced Wyandote. "Eggs at all
seasons at $1.00 per setting of 15.
.1. M. W H ITEM RAH,
Ramsfur, N. C.
THE CELEBRATED THOR
OUGH Bit KD WHITE LEGHORN
eggs for sale by Mrs. W E Swain,
South Asheboro, ni ifi.w per eeiung
of 15 eggs.
WANTED Logging and lumber
teams, near Elise, Mooie county, N.
C. Apply to Thos E Co, Hemp,
N. C. or C. C. McAlister, Asheboro,
N. C. Asheboro Lu mber & M fg. Co.
MANURE FOR SALE Morris
Liverv Stables have one hundred
loads of good manure they want to
sell at $1.00 for 2 horse load or 50
cts. for one horse load. Apply at
once and get the best manure you
ever bought.
For corns anil bunions, and offen
site feet try a box of Electric Corn
Cute or a box of Champion Tooth
Powder only 25 cents each. Tscd
10 yean ami never a single failure.
LOCK BOX NO. 2.
Ramseur, N. C.
CANAAN 1-OLLTKY YAKDS,
Worthville, N. C This is tin
place to buy pure Sisoi.e-c omii
White Leohohn and Whitf. Wv
siKrn: egs; at $1 p r setting of 15.
All orders filled promptly with fresh
?
WANTED FOR CASH Ash and
sweet gum. Ash timber 5 or 10 It.
long, ?1 per 100 It iweel gum , o,
9 or 12 ft. long, 85 cents per 100 ft.
Delivered on our yaru.
ASHEIIOUO W HKKI BAltllOW UI,
Asheboro. N. C.
LOST Between Ashe Wo and
Hninble's Mills on Saturday, April
? ud. pocket book containing S-".11
in currency and a receipt tor $.-.uu
from A. S. fugu. L.itrul ruwaru
will b paid for its r.turn 'o me.
,1. B. I1ENSON.
Ralph, X. C.
NOTICE! That I forbid any
body working or feeding niv boy
.Tame Madison Harvell. Anyom
violating this, 1 will prosecute
the full extent of the law. Discrip
lion. 17 vears old. dark hair, blacl
eves. tolarabW fair skin and round
fan. J. M. HARVELL,
March 27. 1003. Sprav, N. C
Letter to Jno. T. Brittain
Asheboro, N.C
Ufnr sir : Wunt V tbe penally for mak
ing or Belling short-mraHUro paint In
jur slat, T
And does it make any difference, it
tbree-foartbB of tbe paints are short
miarire? Is s"ven pints a full gdl'm or a fool
gsllnn? What's the penalty lor making whiti -wish
for raini?
Is Khitrwa-b nsint. if mixed with a
liit'e raint nnd label' d "Pure iu'i-d
paint" or eninetb iig like lhat?
But we dnu't intend to go into tbe
hulHneng. Wo mnk" Devo? lead-uiid-z.inc
full meRnr- ud true.
Youra trulv,
. F, W. Devoe & Co.
MeCrary-Retldin Co. sell nnr paint.
Carolina
Poultry Farm,
your ( l
All rrmlttn
.takrnl fitr '
ire inU't n
ror reifi;tt
iff unit
Idler.
C.U. HINSHAW, Prop.
it. K !. N.i. 1. CLIMAX.
KEEP YOUR EYES
WIDE OPEN
WIh-ii ou i(t li l uy On'eri",
We kei',llitllillK Imt Hie IIKST
wf. iiavk nNi.r;tiNR rait'K
tn ul yen rlclit. If you un- mil
SPOON & RICH,
Grocerymen.
WE "WISH
III the nllenliim nf the ii4e nf lluihl.ilp
inly In the fie'l Hial huve .iiniiU le
e.n,hilliinetit fur nlmtriiik' hII
kinds of
Jewelry, - "VsTatclies
and. Clcclzs.
Optical Department
IMTall Orders
reieivejiiw lHl nlliiilinn. We rnrry n line
line of Jewelry. Write in when jiiu
need unythtnii in ettr line.
Very truly your..
STALEY Sc 332SO.
New Millinery!
I have selected with Mire
a choice lineuf stylish new
Millinery fur (he early
spring trade. 1 will bo in
my place of lmsinoss and
hope to hco nil of my old
customers as well m new
ones. It will lie a pleasure
to bIiiiw our l'imhIs unci lit
vou out in a new Kaster
hat. Watch our ml.
MRS. E. T. BLAIR.
Horses
-and-
ules!
Have iust returned from the
West with another nice lot of
horses and mules which I will
offer for sale at reasonable
prices. Come to see me.
R. R. R.OSS,
Depot Street.
Furniture, Carpets,
usg, Etc.
T3 iriziirs.
Asheboro. N. C.
W. W. JONES,
Dealer In
GKOCEK1ES, 1'UOVISIONS AM)
PRODUCE,
Sewine Machines. 1'arts and Attacli
ments. Also Have a loi or gmu
clothing that will lx closed n
cheap.
I'riM uce liouirlit una soiu. i oi
oatroniiire solicited, (five me a call
nd I'll tieat vou light.
W. W JONES,
Allen stand. Depot St.
n qunlllievt tu e
Intf nl Knii'l'ilih pminl
. Till. In k i II.' I
lllt Ihc wllllr.
ill inrfitw nnvniK riaii
hll.it tlicui lit Uii' iiniiiTii;i
r liporillHi
il AlTll ll. "r I
ill lie I'll-
ni In Ui
i lii.li-bli-1 1" will i
tale will plruv-
mMiftte imlliKilt.
rim 7lli iliij-'ol Airil. I"il
S.VLt Or' TOWN I.OTH FOR TaSk-
lillwll t IHilillf wlP Ihi' Ciunl H
'.it i iuh in Oiv 1..B ii in Ahhi-I.ini. N. C
I nl M.milnv in Muy. (Iieh a !!' l ilny '
) 1UU4. 1' r lolliianiL' t mil lulu fur toxin Mi
c.to due di! uiiWi Iur the year lwc):
hn. T. RrM
tint Smollwund m.
ora Bell
William P. Brll
Thta Afril tot,
Hi
Come .to Ramseur !
Our Messrs. W;itkins aiul Carter have
just returned .mm New York and other
markets and we aie nmv receiving their
purchases ol' genera merchandise. : : :
Our Millinery Department!
Will In' jirfsidi'd over by Miss Lucy Coving
ton, an expi'i-ifiit'Hfl millinor, who is up-to-date
in every particular and will please every
body. Have a IV!! ami complete line of dress
Kood.-i. all new ind seasonable. : : : : :
Clothing, Farm Supplies, &c.
Can lit anybody in si.e, style, lit and price in
Clothing:. We endeavor to keep nothing but
rood shoes from reliable manufacturers. We
Kive special attention to keeping everything
needed bv the farmer, including guano, acid,
feeds, plows, hoes, tools, etc. We do not in
tend you shall call for anything we cannot
supply in the way of general merchandise. :
We Keep the Largest Stock South of
Greensboro!
and larger than any general stock there. Our
SALES IIAVK INCKKASKIJ YEAR BY YEAR FOR 25
YEARS AND IS NOW OF f!KI VOLUME. For this
we are grateful to our customers anil will sell
them as low as nnv competitor doing an honest
business. Once a ci sto.mer always a cus
tomer, with us. Will buy your produce and
give you goods at cash prices. : : : : :
Ramseur Store Co.
Paint Talk.
VVIv.il ainiul iniimi;"'.: vour house this
.sprint; '? Ymi can I'.iv ,t goi paint ol
ns cheap. Wc hanJIc Li. & and De
' oes, and vmi pain! youi house with
either ol them it stays pa: ted. Call
and investigate lor yourseil.
McCRARY-REDDItiG HDW. CO.
I can satisfy
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES
Orocei h . LHe. and ai the lowest prices.
1 have ;ver been better prepared to
meet the wants oiV the trade nor serve
vou with such low prices.
FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT t
come to tne; I'm selling the best. For .
anything to eat or wear come to my store.
Yours to please,
-X7 J. MILLER.
Spring
And von will want io paint your house.
Let us tisure with you a Utile before you
place vour orders lor paint. We sell the
Longman & Marline Keadv-niixed Paints
and can save vou imniev il you are con-templalin.e,-
pa'im inyf ihis Spring : : :
A New
Where can you
docs'nl admire
a nice horse an
horse, perhar
We've t;oi the but;,uv the ladies like, and
you'll make a mistake it you buy before
seeing our line of vehicles. Prices right.
Hollady-Pool Hdw. Co.
PURE
Everything
Standard
Depot Street.
Drugs.
J W Jenkins breeds of S C W
Lfghorns, S S llanilmigs, B P
Bojks, W Wjuiidtts aud Belgian
flares. Write for prices.
J. W. JENKINS,
Worthville, N. C.
your wants in
is Here
Buggy
lind a youne, lady that
!he voun.i;' man who sports
1 buis'vr Yott"ve i;ot the
and'iuM need the buvy.
PURE
Drugs
Drug Co.,
Asheboro, N. C.
Drugs
1 i ,- 1
A limited number thoroughbred
Barred 1'lymouth Ruck eggs for Sale
at oiiu dollar pi'i setting of 15..
Tub Alukkt.v Poui.Tr Yabu.
W. M. Leonard, Props,
i ltaaiseur, N. C.
bert Monday.