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The Asheboro Courier. Local and Personal. Mlit ld Roddirig TiUi Mn W J Moore tba flrti f tko vk. Dr 8 A Hanlaj tpnt leTtral da tt Heohtaio lut weak hnatiof . ' Huiee Tret. Rnik and Hill Tinted at Hlg a Point latt week Thotewho kill akeaaaaU better t careful or thay may fMia troabl. HiiMt- Loaiae and NelfIaok, of Baodlemaa, fiiited ia Aakeboro the pact wek. Quite a number of prominent eiti zani of the oonaty attended com anatioaeri meeuag Honda. Mr aud Mrt J 0 Iarold aad aea Olaad, apent a part of iaat week ia Ureeaabore waiting relatifae. Mr E 0 Poteet wai ia town Wad neadayon hia waj to Galreetea, Tezaa. Miasea Ella Hendricks- ada Edna Hill after a week'a Tacatioa hare re turned to Central Falli to reea their school dutiee. J W Oharoh aad family, af Area dale, spent the holiday! with the Haul oi their aaagater at Kottj Meant. Mr O W Rich hae added another . reom to hia naideaot ia 8onth Aahaboro, dag a' well aad aaade other imprOTement. J F Birkhead attended a eonran tion of the Holineei chnreh at Cia ioatti last week retaraiag hoaae Saturday night. 8 F Lewdermilk, of Grant town ship, killed two 14 months old pip recently that weigned 3 lbs. Mr Jason Carson Hill, of High a uinif vim wt mm ami ml K aMSM, v ) Christmas day. Mr A F Sams, formerly of Car j, nate cennty, bas ioeatea at 1 hoi rille to parciiee law. The ThomasTilie eerrespendent af . the Dispatch tells of the death af Calvin Taylor, colored, who was at one time a county eommiasioaer in Dandsnn. Mr I M Dorsett, who has been uf fering with pneumonia at his home. at farmer, ia maen iraproTou. A red rabbit is something aaasaal bnt one was killed at Farmers by Mr Kobt caller recently. Mr J T Wood and family hare been spending some time at Jeoksoa HUI. Mr Hadley Spoon, a prominent citisen of Arohdaie, tinted remtivee in Asheboro and Grant township daring the holidays. Mr Allison Anman has moved to Asheboro from Fayetterille aad oe- onpies the dwelling he recently par enaeed Irom Mr Uendncka. Miss Daisv Oaborn. a teacher at Lncima in Wilson comity, spent a. part of last week visiting her parents a nonnviiir. Mr J F Graves, who live, at Ran dleman, bnt who has been operating a saw mill for Mr Joe abbot near Eagle Spring!, in Moore connty, for six years nasretamed to Kaadlema. Several aew dwellings hare recent ly been erected at Farmers, where mere is an excellent scneoi. new dwelling! Bearing completion belong to Messrs S V? Keens, J H Kearaa and Marvin Kearns. The Methodist congregation at this place bas purchased tha Petty property on 8aliebnry street for a parsonage atd Rot Mr Sherrill and family will more into tha honse ia a few days. Mr J A Spenoe attended the wed ding of Mr B T Pool, of Troy, who was married on December ISta to Mil Bertha May Polliam at Leaa barg. N. C. Mr Pool is oae of Troy's moat promising lawyers. Mr 0 M Nanoe, who has posi tion with the Globs Fnrnitnre Co., of High Point, wsa in Asheboro last week oo his retarn from a vieit to Mr A P Naaoe an Caraway. Dnnlap Bros' saw mill at Cansey, in Columbia township, was destroy ed by fire Tuesday night of this week. The light was seen by Ashe boro people. Cannot leara the par ticulars at this writing. Oar correspondents and friends are requested to send ns names aad addresses af every perssa who should take the Conner. We want the paper to go to every home in the coni'ty and to as many homes ia other counties as possible. Mr W T Corwith, who has beea engaged in the real aetata baeiaeee in Asheboro for several years Will in a few weeks more to Charlotte where ha will engage in the real estate bneineas with Mr Abbott a well-known real estate man ia that city. ' Mrs. J H Dmnlap, of HalUsoa died last week at fever. The re mains were taken en a special train on ttauday to the old family burial ground in Randolph. Mrs. Dnnlap waa an excellent woenoa and was esteemed by all who knew her. Carthage Blade. Mrs Do a lap was buried at Sandy Pond near Goldstoa ia Chatham. Snbaoriptions paid. N F Hop kias. 8 FLowdermilk, F T Cox, 8 M Wall, W A WaUon, J R Welch, T H Brady, M 8 Brown, Eli Luck, 8 S Cox, T W Millikan, W 8 Staler, B Allred, M T Brooks, W D MoT fltt, O Q Brewer, J F Grave. J A CaTeaeas, W K Ireed, W W Andrews, T L KoeerM, C R Kearna, J S Macon, J C 8keen, Prof D C Jehneeo, 8 K Coble, D T MoCaia, Dr A Fuller, A A Albright, G D Allred. W Crate, PL Echols, A M Free, J F Lsvi . John F Jones, H L Jaekaea A Cfeaanefl, W. 0 Karri. ... The hoard of education was session Monday. Mr Chas Ross left for Washington mturtay. ; . Mr B Frank Page, of Greensboro, spent a part or tne Holidays hero. The Book Clab meets with M Ida Morris on Friday at 1:30 p. m. Dr W T Herndon has beea spend ing the helidara-with his family at lloa College. Mr John Bella, Wasblafteu. D C was bare la t Friday to be present at me aeie&retien or bis mother's seventy-fifth birthday. Mr Jeasa Searboro, ef Werthville, was ia tewa last Thursday retara iag from a visit to his grandparent near Mt uneea. Ifra H I. Innr mJ little, Ammmh. tar, Annie, left far their heme ia At lantsi Fndiy. Misssa Daisr aad Walter Paia. ef Alamance ooaaty, are tiaitiag rela uvea aere. Mr and Mrs 1 L Moffltt eaterUin ed a few of the yoaag people i honor ef Miss Rhodes. Mrs Moffltt' sister, oa Thaeday Bight. Alsoa Aumaa aad familr have moved into the hoaae recently anr eaaeea cx u u uenanoas on sunae Are. Mr aad Mrs Geo Barker, of Chase City, Yaw visited last week at M and Mn 0 H Rush's, ths pareato of Mrs riarker. Mr Welter Garrett, of Hit h Poiat naa beea viaitin at Ker w Swaia's. Several of oar eitrseas went daw to Raleigh Monday to be proses t at tba opening of the Jegislatnre, Mr aad Mrs Hal M Worth, of Washington City, ae viaitmg at Mrs A. n werth'a. Mr Uriah Preaaell. of Ulah. who had the misfortaae to cat hia lev broken several weeks ago, was ahle to eerae to towa the I rat of ths week Mies Moselle Dioks, ef Read) man, spent a few days with Mrs Allie H Worth during the holidays. Mr Lee, a carpenter from Rich mond, Ta., has moved to Asheboro, Miss Floreace Hendricks aad biother, Fred, aad Miss Annie Blair havs retimed to Guilford College. Miss Clara 8peaoer, who is teach ing music at Star, is at borne for Tacatioa. Mr and Mrs J K Wood, of Ral eigh, were here for two days daring the holiaavs visiting Col W F Wood aad family. Messrs Duke Robins and Hal Worth have retarned to the 8tate CaivarsitT after spending tha halt day vsoabea ia Aahshero. Mies Edith Marine a teacher ia the Btatesvills graded schools, is at boms for the Christmas vacation. Misses Agnes and Marion Moring came home from the State Normal for the Christmas holidays. Mies Lizaie Sneneer. who has position with the Southern Chair Company at High Point, apent mas at her Dome in Asbeboro. Te Oar Reader. Those who are in arrears for The Conner will confer a favor en the management by calling and settling or inclosing check or money order. To complete the improvements we expect to make we earnestly reqnost all to make, immediate payment. Accident at Rmseur. Last Mondav at the Colombia Cotton Mill ia Ramseur Enoch Can nady, aged 14 years, a son of Mrs. Sallie Cannady, got his foot caught a the elevator and was painfully injured, though not aeriouslv. His younger brother agad 11 years went to te the mill to see bis brothel after ths accident and while theie get hia band caught m the machinery of a loom mutitatiug it so that two titigera bad to be amputated. The boys are doing wall. A esutifal tlsaia Weddiag. At the home of the bride's father, Mr W H Steele in Kamaeiir on Di-c 25th, 1904, at 11:30 o'clock a. m., Mr lift Cuctmau and Miss Addie S Steele. Mr Cnckman ia an excel leu t yon ng man, who cauia to Kankieur seme years age. I he bride is oue el Uamiuur s moat wo! thy daughters. Messrs Walter rtureess and Pi U Hoover, with Miaa Vietoiia McMath and Mies Cox were waiters, bnt it it whispered by knowing ones around the corner, that ther have determin ed not to wait long. After the ceremony the company was invited to the dining room wheie everything nice and tempting were bountifnlly served. I M U John- ton, J P., officiated. Mr C 8 Morris, now with the Cone hxport Ccatmissiea Company at Ureensboro, apent (Jsnstmaa witb is parents. Miss Belle Rsvaolls a stadsat of Ureensaoro female (Joilira. spent Christmas ia Asaehere visiting her ster, Mrs Allison Aamaa. Mr Lsm Robbies, who has been away from Asheboro, for some tea or twelve years has retarned to Ashe boro, moring here from Richmond, Vo. He m a carpenter. Prof V W Walker and Mrs Walk- ar, of the Asheboro graded aoheol, are visiting in Scotland Neck. Other teaohers eat of town are Miss Annie TomliaaoA ia High Poiat aad Miaa Laara Bttmsoa ia Jtaaalomaa. Mrs J t Bereaghs aad daughter, iss Jessie, have about recovered from severe colds which kept them for several weeks. Mr corona he' sob, Earl, is ia a bad way with rheu matism, est is soase better. Mr H L Jackson aad family visit- friends aad relatives at Worth- villa daring the holidays returning to Elmore ia Scotland ooanty where Mr Jaoksoa is snaeriateadent of the Ida Cottoa Mills. Mn Masaev Trogdoa living ia Fraakliaville towaship, aged II years, has a pair of scissors which appear to bo hand made that be longed to her great graadmotber. The shears are probably 119 years old. They ais ia not how. The oietare of tha naealv little follow Britt Millie Armfield adorns one ooraer of a page ef the. Christ- editlea or tne Char let te vo ir. Master Britt is the three- year-old sob af Mr and Mn W J Armneld, Jr- of Ainebere, aad is e,uite promising yoang man for his fears. Mr LB War visited his brother Prof J M Way last week. Mr Way Stenographer and book keeper for r Pender, a promtaoat corpora tion lawyer at Norfolk, Ta. Mr Pender is a bob of the famous eon- federate general of Terbore, !f. C. Mm VI 41 U.:. - m',m fatber'a plaoa oa Back Creek near Aefcebora township line, raised on a boat 95 aores last year 750 bushels ox eon. Bono of the ears or corn had nearly 1,509 trains of aara on the oo a. . Aa ear of tor raited an tha plan tation of U 8 W Kivett last year that weighed Iba. Than are ana dredtofsan wdgsiag nearly that maoh which war raieed aa the plaeo. Oaa large ear waa dropped ea Mn Kivetfs foot -raakhajj her s; taraoga hat the1. ? Roots sod Barks. Those who are encased in nattier ing roots aud barks used as drugs For More Business. The business of Asheboro during the past year has crreutly increased, will be glad to know that prices have ; The merchant have never before recently jumped to almost double gold so nime goods as' during the and in many instances three times i lust twelve montbs. Ashtiboro bnai- the prices heretofore paid. Graded School. . After a two weeks' vsoation the Asheboro graded school's spring term will begin Monday, January 9th. Let the watohword of evervone iu Asheboro daring the cooiine voar bo "unwara. ul the past be the past and take fresh courage for the future. Rabbits "Thick." Mr Thos Graves was in town re cently aad in answer to the question how game is in his Motion, he said that be and Messrs Luoiem Marley, Ba Marley and Will Marley killud S7 rabbits in tree honrs on his land one day laat week. Last year Mr Graves and a party iu a patt of three days killed 97 rabbit. ness men have used more printer's ink durin; the paat year than ever nerore. J lie business men or Ashe boro need further awakening and to realize that it will pay them to do more advertising thau at present. The printer's ink used iW the local paper is the best investment that can be made In Seeking increased busi ness. ; The Courier will be furl'her iin proved during the eoming year and solicits the increased bneiness both town and country. resile sbats. The cnb'io debate at Libartr Nor mal College on Wednesday night be fore Christmas this year was the most successful debate in the history of ' the school. The subjeot was: Resolved that Emigration is a Peril Oar Uountry." The debaters were, Mr W M Stafford, of Clover Orchard, Alasnance oonoty, aud Mr met Howsll, of Kaudleman, for tie affirmative; and Mr C H Dixon, Reidsville, and Mr J K Pritcbard, Ashsboro, for the negative. The judges, Messrs W ii Griffin, J f f ickstt and A JS Lwis, who decided unanimous!; far the negative. The addresses of the you eg men were well prepared and delivered in the beat of style. Thi. is Mr Pritchard's atcond contest and he has won in both instances. Married. Mr C C Royals and Miss Ella Walksr in Tabernacle township Dec 45th, It 04, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr R L Walker, L C Phillips, J P, officiatiag. Mr Q C Kennedy and Miss Addie Arnold in Tabernacle township Deo Hoi, 1904, at the residence cf the bride's father, Mr James Arnold, L 10 Phillips offloiatiag. Killed fey Traia. Jesse Densely aired .18 years was Pound dead horribly wounded near tne Asheboro railroad track near the Tate Furniture Company in High Point on Thursday nigbt .of last week soon after the midnight trai from Aberdeen patsseu. It is supposed that he was Killed by the train while beatiucr his' way on the cow 'catcher. ' The deceased was a son of Mr. B B Beasely of Randleman. His brother Mi Chas Beasely is secretary and treasure! of the Kandleman. (Jreamery and is Clerk of the town of Randfeinen and holds a position iu the Bank of Ran dloman. The body of the ' unfoitu nate young man was brought dow to Asbeboro. Satarday morning and was taken out to Charlotte 11 church for burial. Honor Roll. Honor roll for Ashchore Graded School for month ending Decembet 21, 1SU4: First Grade Lura Jones, Corteis Norman, Carl Rodger), Joha Swain, Carl Meed, Lela Aiken, siinun fox Harvey Kodgers, Clinton Spooa, truest hpencer. 'Second Grade Jessis Ward George Kivett, Claud Burrow. Cath erine Burns, Lucile Searboro, Wayne Miner, rtoueit spencer, Uertruco Aiken, Lenora Uroker, Mabel spoon Ihird tirade Myrtie Kidse, Mil died Birkhead, Lillie I'arriaji. rourth Grade r aria Spoon. Al lie Spvon. fifth Grade Ida Coltrane, Lucile Ru4h, Nancy Lambert, Clifford Cox. Urady Kiue. sixth tirade Blanche 9poon, Iol lie Junes. Seventh Grade RoScoe Miller. Eighth Grade Marietta Betti. Ninth Grade Auuie Moring. tu -jr. o mm Ce; o LL- mO UJ Q Jm fi 3 3 1 2 ii Si. 1 U 1 1 a- 2 h ; Wed. , In Greensboro Dec Slst Mr J F Birkhead, aged 83 years. Mr Birk bead was the grandfather of Miss Myi tie searboro of this place. Mrs. Rath Parks, wife of jG W Parks, died of dropsy in High PoiDt Dec. 28th, and was buried near her old home at Why Not. This is the tilth dsatb occurring in this family since the family moved to High I'oint a few moutaa ago. B-S-a3.S- s . a feu a 0 r BoriarWade. On last Tuesday msrninar at 10 'clock the marriage of Miss Maye Wade to Mr Hugh L Boring was solemnized at the M church in Troy. The ohnroh was beautifully and artistically decorated. Miss Uora Wade, sister af the bride and iss Alice Bruton gracefully acted ushers for the occasion. Miss Ina Smithermaa presided at the orgaa ia her usaal way, and as the clock struck ten, the appointed hoar, she begaa Mendelsohn's wedding march the groom with his brother, Mr Jao Boring, entered from the northeast enteranco while tbe bride with her brother came from the southeast enteranco meeting at tbe tar where Rev W R Royal perform- tbe ceremony in a most impressive man net. Miss Wade ia a charming ronn woman, has all the qualities that go make np a model wife. She is tha fourth daughter of Judge O C Wade, of Troy, wbo was elected a member of tbe Doaee of Representa tives from his eouutv in November. Mr Borinc is a sacot-ssfui and pop- J B '-mm " i dlUT nnnn Tbe Uonner extends ooneratnla- -jmum. T.nmooii Wni ire. prto; ctun Bona ana best wishes. tu.ii nn rmiir n:u lor conn ipttiou Store Breakinj in Ashebsro. As Mit Hale went from his home to the Asheboro station bofore dav on Wednesday morning of last week he discovered Geo Tucker, ha Leach and Dallas I'ntcbard, all of Randleuan iu tho store of G O Hen dricks & Co., striking matches and looking at different articles of mer chandise. Mr Ha'e got others and went back bnt on approaching the atore the boys had escaped aud were beard running. As the train passed the water tank two miles from town, tne train crew were on the lookout for tbe thieves. Again at Spero the train waa stopped and Mr Hale iu looking up on top of the cars to see if they were there saw them behind a wood pile not far from the rail road track. Mr Hale and Mr Massy and W A Underwood started te catch them and ran them for some distance to a fence when one of them was caught. Capt Burns took charge of him, while Mr Hale and Mr Underwood kept in hot pursuit of the other two aad after running some half mile caught one, after catching him tbe other one Geo Tucker made bis eseapo and has not yet been apprehended. Leach and Pritchardare in jail com mitted by jnstics of the peace J S Ridge. Loach bus done service on the Rowan roads. He bas two st-vrru wounds in his back made recently by a knife as he alleges by a negro in fc'oath Carolina. How's This? We sffVir Owe Hundred Dollars Rewird fnr ftnv rwteof Caiarth that cauitot be cured by Hull i Catarrh Cure. r J. :HrTHY & Towao, u Wft. the andnvlKiied. hare known V. J. Chener for IS ream, and beliATe him prrlftcIlT honorable dim! to carry out i tranactlons and financially ablv WAi.niNO. KINN AN 4 MARVIN, w noleeala l)nuiclu. Toledo, o. HII' Catarrh Cura ia taken Internally, aclii dlrrrtly npon the blood and inucumiurfareaof tl tbx son or roroL To Old People If tho people of this town only knew the good Vinol does old people, we could not get enough to supply the demand. With old age comes feebleness and losa of power, laok of strength and vigor. To prove our belief that Vinol is the great est atrengthener, body builder, and in vigorator for 'old folks, we say to all try it, and if you are not satisfied we will return your moneys Asheboro Drug OomanT Married. At High Point Dec. Jlst, Mr Ray mond Trsiniiei and Miss Belle Mitchell, . . Dr. B Marvin Cavint-ss, a graduate of the University Medical School aad one of the .most successful! young practitioners of Wake county resid ing at nBKeueiuwai marrieu in mi Kaletgh uaptist Tabernacle church to Miss Carrions Jones, a lovely and charming : yonug woman. Dr. Caviness is a native of this eonnty. At the resideaee of O W Eindley in Tabernaole township Thursday evening, December 21th, Mr Charles Dorsett, of Fullers, and Miss Jane Miller, of Hoover Hill, J C Hoover, J I' officiating. At Greensboro Miss Rosa Tork and Mr James W Lesley Deo. Stth. At the residenoe of Mr W S Gat lia in Cedar Qrove township Decem ber Uth, Mr B L Presnell aad Miss Londslla Graves, both ef Mitca leld, N. C. W8 Gatlin, J P. oSciating. Married at Trinity on Deo 24th, Mr P K Framer and Mies Carrie Smith. In Asheboro en Moadav. .Tannery 3nd, 1104, Mr. S L Binder, of High Point, and Miss A C Craven, of Empire, J S Ridge, J. P. officiating. On the 1st. dav of Jan. 1905. at the residenoe of X M C Johnson in Ramseur in the presence of a com' panv of friends, Mr. A L Caviaess and Miss Ada Allred were anited in marriags. The bride and greem are both popular yoang people of liamseur. AN OLD ADAGE SAYS .a. 'A light purse U a heavy curse" Sickness mates a Kgiit purwt. The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths of all disease. Tiitt sPills go to the root of the whole mat ter, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. Married While In Bed. Mr Koese Blair, of Trov. who came to nor Hospital Monday with a pair of broken ribs as the result of a mlway-autoinobiU collision oa the Aberdeen A Asheboro Railway, was married ia the hospital this afternoon to Miss Ada Allen, of iroy, Kev 1 u Jtlliagten, pastor of me siouroe Methodist church, nm dating, in the presence of a cou.id arable number ef friends of tbe con trading parties. Thsy were have been married at Trov last nivht ana taKe a trip to Cuba, but it wan decided to have the marriage here, and several friends came. The groom presented the bride with $10,000 home. It is expected he can leave the hospital in a fortnight. no was married while lying flat on his back, being nnable te rise. His wife is at -the Varboro He one and will remain here until he recovers. Raleigh Cor. Charlotte Observer. Sesisl Evst at ArcMale. Mr. sad Mrs. Herbert Freeman nnite an cniovahle "Witah Party" Saturday night Deo 31st, 1904. to the delight or tne young people. In tbe early evening a num ber of old time games wsre indulged n which brought forth peels of merriment. All too soon tne hour 12 arrived; three sain tea were given and with sad hearts we bid farewell to the eld year aad with joy greeted the new. We were then invited nto the dinning room where a bountifal feast was spread consist ing of sandwiehes, coffee, nuts, cakes and fruits. It was good to be there. Kvarv one present thoroughly enjoy ed tbe occasion and feel very much indebted to the host aad hostess. May we all meet there again seou. Those present were Misses Ora Cox, Pearl Marsh, Lena Freeman, Mag gie Cox, Hattio Tomliiisoa, Rntb Freeman, Mabel freemen. Messrs Carl Cox, Chas Idol, Darid Petty, L C Aadrews, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilson, Mrs. J Arthur Marsh, and Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert retmian. M. County Commissioners, Th. Board mat Monday and renniiiad iu mien tw uaji, Manna vara allawct lallawi: ROAD KOUCK. McAliater, Worlk 4 Co.. m.lie. 5'J ..8 W L I'errv. feed. O 0 lug-old, work an Nig, B F Nawhy, lioardintr Citr.t Kennedy. I J Kullnr, lamliar, C ii Tjaor, Inmlier, A (' Infold, lumbar etc. II II Hrmnedy, aiipi, W M Cheok, list anpt, N C Craiiford, guard. F M Wall, (roar., Jana rearca, rinN1. B B Hill, iruarti. D W Holder. driTfr. H II Kaanody, conry prinanera ram Stanly, E 0 fork titers Co., mdaa, F B Kranady, making olothaa. J C Allrad. ainithiuj?. J F Crnran, pair mulea, AabcUro l.umlwr & Mfg Co., lbr. W ; MiUer, mdx.. Aasolwro Holler Mills. mdr, MeCntry Redding Ildw (.'o., mdaa. W M Huron, lead. . Islington Grocery Co., indar, W A tricklaad, raprug Ijdg, COURT UOL'SE. Standard Drue Ce., mdaa a a a. J M bratrer, 2 dara deputy, Rag. of Uewja, Ul aud 2nd capy apodal ttcuojl taxaa to auditor .Ic, T W Audr.wa, odicar grand jury. Suudard Drug Ce., tudM Keg uuio, The Courier, priuting Kag oSice, The Courier, " o o oOiea. A E Hall, janitor for court. John Rich, janitor etc, T J Fioab, oxprerta on tax beuka. vtood A juonnx, indite. S C Cranford, eourt crier, U R Fox, aaw dual, U It F.i. douuly. J U Luther, deputy, COUNTY UOMK. Wood & Mering, mdae, it W l'arriali. t.rk. A W Fuller. iud. Jehu f J rrell, mdaa. . L Robbiua, oora, Haai Delk, pork. r j ueu, .apt, W F McCrary, mdi.. MISCKLLANKOfS aUDowell Broa., conry jaront to Ham. etc. C. II I'hiUina.exiu KUa Briletluualiu. J C IlMror. nam., ifat'rary-RtHirling Hdw Co. m.lae JOII, T W Incram. reutHtrHr, ' B F Newbv. Iioardina iur.r. W I, Lineljerrv. 1 dav Uiliff. . J ft Marler. jailor lec, M VS'ard, eonvy Jeha Ward Irtnatic to Morcantna, J M I.nther, convy John Hurley to Aeheboro tail, J R Marin;, covy Onnlovr Hindjlnrui tic to MorizMiitoa.- T W Miller, couvy priHonors from' Liberty t. Anholwre, Dr McKadyen, exm Funnie t'obl. lunatic. Thoe (Irarea, 1 tlay judge alar-. V 1) lflin, name, . C' nhaw, holding election aod mom - nor canraen lioard, Dr W J Mooro. anpt health. W H Winningham ronry priti,nem t jail, A Preanall, aaaiat lanr. W H f!dding. regiatrar. , r, lloorer, c'ny Mia m unlet luautic to Uorg:inton, J M Way and II O .oanitcr were appoint 1 a cenuuiitM to nettle with tlia clerk and Great Reduction Sale ! :OFr3 Couxtination and niles are twins. Ther kill people iuch by inch, sap life away ever? day. Hollister's liocky Mountain Tea will positively cure you. rno cure no pay. to cents, Tea or Tablets. Asheboro Drug Co. Ramsaur Notea. Jauuary t. -The holiday paeaed off very lietlv here. Our paot)le rwoined eont.ntml and happy... ... Among th. viaitora to town liinuiz tne paal two weeae we nmicea uie im- Invrinx: Mr and MraO U Tr.rdea and child and Mr anil Mra r.raat lrogflon anil I. of High I'oint; Mi .Nellie Mctiiel, Mr id Mrs Herbert Curtie. Mr anil Mra A 1. IfurujeM and children, Johnnie and Hurley I r.ijilie uovrnen, or ureeiwooro; air ami lev C'rareu. of FrauklinTiU.: Meaep I. Biav and K.dilie t'vi. Mr and Mr Horner and ohihl, fif Saufurrl; Mr Oacar York, of hnnrrn City. Tnun Miaeea lry Itarna, of Reil Sprinira, and F.tta Fonat, of Texxa: Mr in Mra It lllett nn cniiu, ot oear rw'; and ntheta we do ut now recall The following marriage, ocenrred during the lidaya: . Mna Kdna Col to Mr lien Marley. Ita Addie Steele to Mr West Corkman aud Mr Amlrrev Carenea and Miaa Ada Allridge were marrieil by T M C Jnhneott on Irnat .Sun- lay Mr Will Luuier and family apent .me with relaUve in ureentlierr .vra la) and eon, ef near kildee, tieited Mr ai d Mn I K Craren laat wk The remains of M.ixter Flelclier ljne, of lireenalxiro, were brouiiht to Rameeur for interment. Hie death ia peculiarly aad owing to the fact that ae waa nia parenia oiuy m. iuw uram wn M by the aoriilental diacharge of a pitol hieh hrunclit on hkiaw. The licrr-nvcd family have the heartf.lt aympathy of our en lire coounuuity Miaa Weetheraliea and Mr neathereliee. r Kaleign, yiaiteu tneir ma ter, Mm J T Cobb, the peat week Hon it Watkuia left Monday to.tteml Uw prea- eut aeiwion of the legislature. He oe te re present Rantiolpli and Montgmnerjr counties in Uie Senate mni we fell confident that theee cnuntie. will lie alily repreeented. Ilia .eat i No. SS aim Maey t ipelnI. ol uie Baptiat Female UniTeraitjr at Kalfigh, aient lie heliilava at home ine Oiaew ami ta Af the estate ot the late R V t' were 4d at auction laat Saturday, hnuging l,ki dollars. -Mr J D Leonard purrnaeed lat week the ennTenieat residence of Mr H M York. Rev J L Pstton, c4 Elf iWlege, filled hi polpit in die Crts.a ekturh Sn- itf, pteschisg aW ttrmmn SMvrneg ml 11 0.1 !M) 2 00 ID 5li S50 .17 SO I'OOO 15 01) 13 00 1? 40 12 oO 3 (JO I! 7 80 81 8 00 lrS BO 400 00 t 3 35 tiil 24 IHJ 35 55 5 l'J 37 30 5H 00 3 00 48 44 7 50 05 1 35 S50 50 3 40 Id 00 1 00 4 50 000 J 1 05 32 08 2'J 5 U 1 3 3fi H SO 50 00 13 5tf 0 50 200 1 00 1 00 10 72 17 20 2 00 17 70 2 OO 1 OO 2 00 12 ."0 Ladies' Jackets At Wood & Moring's Big Department Stores. For the Next Thirty Days we will offer for sale our beautiful line of new Ladies' Coats, Jackets, Gapes, Etc., at greatly reduced prices, i These goods are not old or shop worn, but were purchased J past fall and are good values and of the latest styles. 1 We keep nearly every thing kept in a first-class general ' store and our prices are reasonable. Give us a call. t Very truly, WOOD & MORING, ASHEHOUO. . C. 3 00 l no ill 70 .I.- County Home and that hia rela t coutuv for hia keeping. Ordered that s jMir of mules jildy Swaitn for S300 and aaid by made. rried t r. itke Pisgah Items. Jan t.- The health of thin community in rery g.od at present. - -Mr Franklin An- n, el Umllord t . otieire, spent tne nouunvn th relativsa and frienda hare. Mr aud Mrs M I. Fry. of High Point, int Chrixtinna ti Uieir daughter, Mrs Thadeua Anmim The Christuuu tree at l'ienih was en jeyeii rery much by the little folks. Har ris Auman died Dec 2fith of tTiJioiJ fnrer and waa Imrried at Pleasant nHl the S7ih. He leaTes wife and two children besidiie a knat of relatives and friendv to mourn their lose. - - Mim I.uciuib 1'arki "is risiting at Sam Hsudeock's tliis week. -Mr Edgar reanell, ef AhoUro, Tisiicd at S A Cox's Satunlay uight. Card of Thanka. I desire to thank the meinlierx ot ihe kriatiau EndeaTor Society aud the iro.xl pvi pie of Ahebero far Ik. nice contribution! preeented me the tat week. I ant indeed grateful to one and all JOKR J II H KS.STKH. WeddiBf Bella Ap.a. A very beautiful home weddlns ess celehrsten st Mr. a. U. Lowa'H on Vhrlilan-a day al two 'clock n. m. nineteen hundrvil snl lour. 1 lie oantractlni parties belns Mls Mary Miu Lowe. William Ottrmtr. fenu- parlor waa beautifully dn-orHted with ercntrsemi snd chryaiittieMum. Tim bndeworea haad mmm gray null Only a few Miecial trieudu were prassnt. Tha hrlde and smem n-reiTeil rahutlile and useful prcnt. Ahont three ocloc2 the found aJlkludii ol satablos calculated u tenist .1 eatlKly tli atpHMi. iney win ioce in Kh Point snd mar hsavons rlcbest hleMlngi ttsad them. AOltiT. ths scroiupllshcrt swtl Clinl ian of Ulah P ilnt. Thecervn MANURE FOR SAI.K t)R TRACK! - Alsmt seventy-fire londa of it on bund and will trade for w.igon. biggy, horxe or any- hing we can nee. Mounts LivHtl tbi r.. Asnenoro. . HAY AND FOPPF.R WANTED!--Will pay three dollars load for soma geod hay ue itellar and a quarter n eunurcu ler aume gixxl f,ldcr, bring some at once to Monnia i.rtCTT .tabik. Asbelioro, N. WHY PAY MORE FOR House rurnishinsS When you can buy them of us for almost PaGtory Prices? We can supply your wants and guarantee you satisfac tion in any of the following lines: Furniture, Chairs, Side Boards, Go-Carts, Pictures, Tables, Stoves, Ranges and Gen eral House Fnrnishings. Give us a trial. PEOPLES HOUSE FURNISHINGXOMPANY. High Point, N. C. IQgSSmK Morris-Scarborc-Moffitt Co 8 Wholesale and Retail Reduction Sale FOR CASH ONLY. Beginning Saturday, Jany. 7th, and Continuing Until Wednesday, Feby. 1st, 1905. With a view to making a change in our business we are going to sell at Greatly Reduced Prices anything from our entira stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Clothing, Ladies' Jackets and Skirts, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Baby Carriages and Go-carts, Chairs, Rockors, Bed-room Suits, Mattresses, Dress-suit Cases, Trunks, Etc. In fact this reduction will apply to anything in our store except Groceries and the well-known Crossett Shoes, prices on which cannot be changed. Don't forget the time. Reduction sale positive ly will not last longer shan February 1, 1905. Morris-Scarboro-Moffitt Company. florris-Scarboro-tVIoffitt Co H Wholesale and Retail p$ 1130 OPF5 Accept Thanks. We desire to return thanks to each and every one who has given us a portion of their pa tronage during the past year and wish you many happy returns during tbe new year. It is our aim and desire to serve you better during 1905 than ever before and we ask your hearty co-operation. Wish each and every one of you a Happy New Year, McCrary-Redding Hdw. Co. NOTICBI MnHco is hrrrbr (rlran tlist appll.'allr.n will I wade a the si Nvwral aimiiMtoi N.rtnr"ar- litia ! clisuae Mia cnancr ol uie sowu "i nan dlemsu. Tl. necsrntwr is, ims. . N.BCLLA. WAtrrBDgTAVKH I par fnr a lliuiwrt timr rsttrasss follows: 1 1 -4 uoh fljs per 100 . jo 1 1 -a inch bofKhsads par 100 J JJJ I hsmls " 1 outaves 14 l- IniatctlDll dais avary fatrurdaf. WANTED! Good one horse srajron and Ha ffor. will trsds a horse for em or bath anil giim ran trsHs you will b plaasad with. MKll( Utbt driaXX. AshshorB, . r. Frisco System Chicago (SL Eastern Illinois R. R. Double Daily Trains -BETWEEN- St, Louis and Chicago! From ISalle Street Station, Chicago, From Union Station, St. Louis, 950 a m 9:10 p m 9:30 a m-9:46 p m Morning or evening rouuectiou at both l-nuiai with lines diveriiig. E(nipnient entirely new and modern throughout. A DOUBI.E -TSArl SAILWAT. Enuippesl with practical and apin-ored aafely sipUaneee. isuMantially emissroowd.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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