f
r
I ONQ SIEQES.
The siege of Port Arthur was noi
Feb 12th as generally believed bui
from Jane 1st when the fort war
completely isolated by land. Thert
wag no escape from the garrison ex
cept to jump into the tea.
But the length of the siege was
not o great as that of Savsstopol
held also by Russians.
The garrison of that town, nnder
the most rigorous conditions, held
the allied armies of France and En
gland at bay for 327 days verj
nearly s year. In 1871 Pari?, a cit
infinitely more difficult of defense,
resisted the German army for 13
days; at Plevna in 1877 the Turks
were able to withstand the Kussiaut
for 94 days; the Confederate troop
at Vicksburg stood a siege for 74
days; iu the Anglo-Boer war Kim
berly and Ladysmith resisted capture
for 123 and 118 days, respectively,
while Gibraltar probably holds the
record of history with an old time
resistance of 874 days.
Capt. Siler'i Cimp Life.
Troy Examiner.
A member of the captain's com
pany and one of the seven who were
with him at Lee's surrender spent
last week with him here and tha fol
lowing are some of them he told on
him.
No father or mother could have
been more kind to their children
than ever cuptian was to his men. 1
never heurd of a cross word he ever
gave them. He did all he could to
save them of extra duty or punish
ment of any kind. He lived ou sin
gle rations till a preacher was sent to
our company. He said he wanted
uo more than his men had, but after
(he preacher came and asked for
loom and lations, he ordered hie
double rations, made his bunk wider
and shared with him.
Or W H Moore, a presiding elder
in the M E church, is the man, and
will give the facts as 1 am giving
them. Before the preacher came,
our captain held company prayei
every night in the tamp and some
times on the march. Is it any won
der that his men were such good sol
diers, loved him so much and would
light for him as long as they lived.
His name is Vi'illiam Allmlge. It
was a most affectionate scene at the
depot to see 'he captain throw his
arms around him as they were part
ing. He uNu attended the courts w here
a number of persons were tried for
their lives and saved vime of them
from death.
Xo wonder Captain Siler has en
rolled a much larger number of
patronage than we have ever had
here; is it any wonder that his patrons
and pupils praise In in and bis work
so much, and love him so very fond
ly. Jas.Ali.ks.
WINTER EATINGS RUINS STOMACHS.
"Now Is the Time Vou Need Mi-o-na,'
Says Aslnboro Drat Co.
Think far a moment ef the extra
strum you put upon the stomach
the wi titer. The hearty food, the
lute supper, tuiil the lack of exercise
mid out door litV all weaken and
strain the stomach, laying the foil 11
datum for poor health and aufferisg.
Chronic stomach troubles, nervous
irritability, and serious bowel and
kidney discuses have often dated
from a week of extra "good living."
Nearly everyone is bo'heied with
more or less headaches and back'
aches, furred tongue, poor appetite,
dry, hacking cough, heartburn,
spots before the eyes, dizziness or
Terligo, sleeplessness, luck of energy,
loss of llesh or a general weak, tired
feeling.
Now is the time when Mi-o-na
needed to repair the ravages and
wastes the hearty euting of winter
has caused in the stomach and diges
tive system. This is theonly known
agent that strengthens the stomach
and digestive organs, so they can and
will readily digest whatever food is
eaten. A Mi-o-na tablet taken be
fore each meal will remove all irri
tutioD, inflammation and congestion
in the digestive organs, and so
strengthen them that they will ex
tract from the food all that goes to
make good rich blood, firm muscle,
and a sonnd, healthy body.
This remarkable remedy costs but
50 cents, and if its use does not re
store your fnll vigor, vitality and
health, Asheboro Drag Company
on of the best known Drag Firms
in this section will refund your
money. Unbounded faith like this
deserves yonr confidence.
Wratca sad Dresses.
"You women make mistake in
devoting so mnch attention to dress
to attract the men," said a male per
ton who poses as a philosopher, the
other day. "Men don't care mnch
for that sort of thing in women. All
the want is for a woman to be neat
and tastefully attired. They are
apt to be prejudiced against an over- j
dressed woman.' '
The woman who was riven this
valuable pointer replied: That
speech is simply another instance of
masculine vanity. Woven don't
dress to pleat the . men. Tbej
pleesemea wit a a jrreir ami teas
trouble tikis that. Women dreea to
outiV'oe and spite each other."
cnura thy nnr
UIIL1J Jtil UlE
--T hat's what a prominent
Iruggist said of Scott's
Emulsion a short time
igo. As a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec
tion with Scott's Emulsion
that they are worthy of i
occasional note. From
, ,
hmulsion offers a reliable
mentis of remedvinir im-
proper and weak develop
ment, restoring lost llesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The action of
Scott's Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
composition of the Emul
sion itself. What it does
it does through nourish
ment t he kind of nourish
ment that cannot be ob
tained in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or
delicate to retain Scott s
Emulsion and gather good
from it.
we will send you a
sample free.
bt kure that this pUturs In titc
form ot a Ubf I la on the srrsaptl
ol rv tattle ef Bmulaien you
SCOTT k BOWKE
Chemists
409 Purl St. R. T.
SfjsV" jOc.ine$i: alllmrflitt.
Coca-Cola's Evil Effects.
Prof M H Holt after writing to a
number of the most eminent physic
ians in the State and fully investi
gating the evil effect of coca-cola has
written the following article publish
ed in the Oak Leaf:
Dr H F Long, of Btatesville,
writes: "those who dnuk coca-cola
will soon have the habit fixed upon
them, ani will fall easy victims to
whiskey, morphine or cocaine. Next
to those last, it is the most harmful
drink I know of "
Ir II T llahnsou, the celebrated
physician and surgeon of Winston-
Salem, writes: "I am sure that
coca-cola drinking is one of the
worst habits that a young mail cun
form, and doubt if the alcohol habit
is any woise. The sale of the poison
ought to be prohibited by law."
Dr George W Long, of (iraliam,
writes: Believing coca-cola in any
form to be injurious and dangerous,
I advise everybody to let it alone."
Dr Steward McGuire, .the well
known physician of St Luke's Hos
pital, Richmond, Va., writes: I re
gard the coca-cola habit as extremely
prejudicial to health, and think you
should use every legitimate means to
arrest its development among your
students."
Dr I' L Murphy, f the Western
Hospital for the Insane at Morgan
ton, says: I do most unhesitatingly
condemn tbo use of coca-cola."
The writer will not multiply these
quotations, given without stint by
more than 11 score of tho leading
physicians iu this State and the
South. Suffice it to say they are a
unit ia its condemnation, and differ
only in the strength of language
used.
But strong as this language is, it
is not stronger than the experience of
the last two years at Oak Ridge In
stitute. Those who during that
time have (men drinkers of coca-cola,
have almost to a man become exces
sive users of it, and not one of the
number has been even au average
student, while many have done al
most absolutely nothing in their
studies.
Next to and along with the cigar
ette, coca-cola is one of the most suc
cessful devices of the devil to injure
the unsuspecting youth. Men who
read and think and observe, aud still
continue to drink this drug, are not
worth saving. Nor is this article
written for the cigarette smoker
Lord pity him who almost i avail
ably is on tbe hunt of something to
help nicotine finish its deadly work
ou body, brain, and soul, and who re
cognizes coca-cola as a boon compan
ion. He hasn't mental concentration
enough to read an appeal to reason,
nor reason enough to see the truth
when presented, nor moral force
enough to accept it when be sees it.
Mrs Mary S Crick, of White
Plains, Ky., writes: "I have been a
dyspeptic for years; tried all kinds of
remedies hnt con tinned to grow
worse. By the nse of Kodol Dys
pepsia Core I began to improve at
onee, and after taking a few bottles
am tally restored in weignt, neaJtn
and strength and can eat whatever 1
like." There to no remedy in the
world ' equal to Kodol Dyspepsia
Care. It digest what you eat. Bold
by the Standard Drag Co. and Ashe
boro Drag Co.
Troy court for the trial of Crimi
nal eases only will begin Jan. 23d
and eontinns ons week. '
V1CT0RV OF THE MEEK.
Wo read in Matthew 5th cljir a -J oth
verse, "Blesaetl fire (he meek; for they shall
inherit the earth." Bui Ho we ever try to
consiiler the quulitiett that rouslimie the
meek, or even consider who the nick are''
Meekness, in the sight of a majority f the
jMvli, tioes uot wTand very hitfh in tin esti
mation of the world. It Moni,' to the vu
of virtm- which are cruised in theory, tmi
ininlrnMed in practice and might hedeserils.il
aH lined only tor Sunday and pulpit use; on
u'l other d.iyit nud in all oilier iiliieesconsiiler
ed inipnicticiilile. It it not very much latilil
to children Ity jiurelitn r leather. Ipet-ause it
in cotiMileretl ttm line and too visionary fur
daily use; loo war weukni" to lie in ileiuund
or of much consideration uftcr all. Hut is
meekness in any way identical with weak
neV N ii tImh neinilho, iiale, and dvliilifal-
; new
t. which ii.ilu.lv ci
i hut f
, (iimre.' iKa-a H mviii
idlt,,fV ,011 ,,1,1,1
u iiiwliiy wliieh, if it 1
that the Sav
Id!
;h amoujr the virtues.
what no many con
drlicieut force and
If it he so, then we
nls, 11 savini! hard to
and spring fret
T personal jwwer
11 the Savior's w
e; for it is the di
Mil
-trine taught in
ilny that ihe siroutft'st only survive, and thi
weakest always to to the wall. So that, if
this be the law, it i hard to understand li
the meek, if they lie indeed the weak, are
corning into jKiescssiuii as heirs of the earth.
Our insight into this lientitude, and cur ac
ceptance of the truth it contains, must lie-jin
at just this point. Wc understand it first iu
the analysis of the word moeknets. First,
the essential quality nf meekness demon at
once those conceptions of it which connect it
with lack of personal force. Meekness is the
highest type of moral strength- Kor meek
ness means self-control aud self-a;ieriuce.
Your meek man is he who has such complete
mastery of himself, that he can pnt his own
pride.lesire, and feeling aside aud pntieiitly
endure oven hardship to the inner self f, -rllie
-sike of his work and his pur)oc of righteous
ness. And this is the very highest sort of
strongih. It li'ios not mean external influences
hut jsmer; the iwer hardest iu this world f.-.IC")uiro-
the power that can hold -elf, '.the
out.!- loan, iu one hand and control the inner
inan, the oul, iu the interest of s..iiie grent
truth. Meekness makes itself huiuhle, and so
is alilc to submit to injury aud provocation.
Hut it liears them without reseHtmi-nts, not
he. ause it is too wviik to p'si-i, nor ! iu
signilicanl lo f.s-l the hurt, hut Ivcliuse iu
comparison with the principle lor which it
endure- ili-se paina, th,y aro uot deemed
worthy ,,f a thought. Meekness therefore cm
not Is- svi down as a deli.-ienoy -f strength.
Lui as one f.rin of its grentc-t development.
A tvoak man cannot )e a meek man. He
li..U
1 llm lirst elements of meekness; for he
ot In- meek Hides he i- at once s,.nsil,I,
- trials, aud a hie toc.-utr.-l himself .him
nler thi-ir sires-, 'fle n- i- iu mi-.-knes-t
a coward. Tliero i, i.otliing ,e,-k "Ih.ii
u.fii wh" en-lures inj'i-ii-e or suUiiits 1
It lcau.e he is .,f,idt-. r-l.-l a,i.,
. That i.c -uarili- e. pure and simple
its roots in ut-.ikiit-ss .in-1 unuorilo
Heiier a nevk man must bccapableo
ig p;'ssi,,ns mid capable of compiling
. which is equivalent to saying that the
nth .-f the meek is in the first pl.-ioe the
gt!i ..f self-c-introl. II he has n.. pride
tile with, no self-hoe to curb, no gra-p-ellishne-s
to uver come, he may lie pli-ite-lTi-nsive,
mild and harmless, hut he
n,-i ! ms-k. Ko man bear- a en-s
Willi!
lut does uot lienr it for the sake -f
e,-usiiess. Insensibility and timidity, are
the .-oil in which true meekness grow.-,
elf control is the uu.ililv which, nerh.ii-s
bill -
uio.l of all, distinguishes tlie Chii-liau fr-m
the selli-h man. The uh.de pr,s.-,-s, of sivijl
and religious ileM-lupnient has been to Iran--f-.nn
lli.,t disposition of sclli-huess. f,l i
lower n ature- of man, to the distinguishing
elements of true meaknes-. And while niHch
has beeu done along this line, the work i s vrt
far f p. m cotilemplatiou as a whole. While
many are living a life of meekness thousands
aresiill held down by the chaiim of selli-h
ness, owing to a want of proper training
while learning Iho lirst elements of tnn
nobility. Aud right le-p- h t tne say, all win
p-ad The Courier, l- sure to read Mrs. Olin
White iu Word and Work on "Training
Children." iu lasl week's i.-sue. It will ay
you to read it. ami re -read i', and to practice
what she teaches will la- worth millions to
tlin rising generations, in improving tin
world. Yes! infancy is ihe time to nio-t
effectually atart (he Irailiiug, then the at-hi.nl
PHim, and at home, by precepi nad example,
while the cliihl is yet w ith its jiap-nla. We
today are teaching mr children, through in
fluences; brought to lieur on our jvirents and
even grandparents though more perfectly now
than then, lieeause of the ateady growing
principle, which Heta a limit to tho Mctsiona,
and governa them more completely with each
new- century. Itut mop' than thin, a farther
analysis of meekuesa reveals tho fact that it
rcts u on the jxiwer which beget and ia be
gotten by aelf-aacrifice. It is only with time
ami with the growth of our moral nature thai
we leurn how logive np to sacrifice, forget self
in the good of some noble cause. It ii. when
we rise to acts of jirue aacrilice we scale the
Iwights of noblest Wing, and do the greatest
things humanity can possibly compaaa,
J. F. Hamilton'.
Speedy Relief.
A salve that heals without a scar
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. It
draws out inflammation, soothes,
cools and heals all cuts, burns and
bruises. A sure cure for piles aud
skin diseases. DeWitt's is the only
genuine Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of counterfeits, they are dangerous.
Sold by the Standard Drng Co. aud
Asheboro Drng Co.
The 0oee 0M Way.
A severe told or attack of la
grippe is like a fire, the sooner you
combat it tbe better your chances
are to overpower it. Bat few mothers
in this age are willing to do the
necessary work required to give a
OMa-utsiiHHicu reiiKoe treatment; sunn
as would be administered by their
grandmothers backed by Bosc bee's
German 8yrnp, which waa always
liberally used in connection with the
heme treatment oi colds and is still
in greater household favor than any
known remedy. Bat even without
the arDlicatioa of the oldfashioned
aids German 8yrnp will cure a sever
cold ia quick time. It will care
colds m children or grown people.!
It relieve! toe congested orrn.
allays the irritation, and effectively
atop the cough. Any child will
take it. It ia invaluable inn'' house
hold of children. Triai sixe Oowie,'
35c; regnlar size, 75c. For sale by ,
'he Standrad Drog Co. j
Swannanoa
Purely
Cures Dandruff,
Stops Falling Hair,
Restores Gray Hair.
We have for a number of years been trying to find a
hair restorer that would prove an antidote for the many ills
of which the hair and scalp are subject.
In our search and test we found no preparation claim
ing to restore the hair but that contained some ingredient
that would color the surface of the hair; but by actual test
such coloring matter was found to be detrimental to the life
and health of the hair. But believing, as we did, that a
perfect hair restorer, if not then discovered, was some
where in nature's gift, we persisted in our search until we
are now prepared to offer the public a purely vegetable hair
tonic, free from minerals, chemicals and dangerous dye
matter. A perfect hair restorer, that will not stain the
scalp or clothes, nor dye or gum the hair, but will impart to
its roots the properties necessary for the perfect restoration
of the hair to its original life and color.
The hair is one of the most delicate members of the
body, and as liable to disease as any other, and requires
careful treatment for its restoration. Most people are
alarmed at the approach of disease in other members, and
act promptly in applying a remedy, but treat the hair as
though it was either perfectly free from disease, or that
premature decay ana death was inevitable. No greater
mistake could be made, for, irrespective of age, the causes are
many which render the scalp unable to supply the necessary
nourishment to retain the health and color of the hair. What
we call dandruff is only a danger signal, and should warn
everyone that the deadly microbe is present that the
means which nature provided for the growtl) and beauty of
the hair is being destroyed at the fountain, and if left with
out the proper remedy, must result in dry, harsh or gray
hair and baldness. To attempt to save the hair with dyes
or restoratives that contain minerals or chemicals, (deadly
poisons to the hair) is a mistake which sooner or later must
result disastrously to both hair and scalp.
Gray hair can be restored to its natural color by natu
ral means. The hair is a vegetable and requires a vegeta
ble tonic for its perfect restoration. The herbs and plants
which nature has so lavishly furnished, have in them all
the elements of life, health and beauty that the gray hair
requires for its restoration. Swannanoa Dandruffine is
prepared from certain herbs and plants, which careful ex
periment has proved to contain all the medical properties
necessary to restore the life, health, beauty ana color of
the hair.
Swannanoa Dandruffine, beini; composed entirely of
vegetable matter, contains no nothing that can in anywise
injure the hair or scalp; but from its first application the
hair begins to take on the gloss and beauty of youth, while
gradually, but surely the hair returns to its natural color.
Such a change is not brought about in a day, or a week,
but as the roots of the hair absorb the health-giving ele
ments of this wonderful tonic, nature gives it a fresh lease
of life, and soon ten years have been lifted from your
appearance.
A little patience in the use of Dandruffine will bring
you the rich reward of a head of beautifui, healthy, natural
hair. Dandruffine prevents the hair from falling out, pro
motes its growth; destroys all microbes, thereby curing
dandruff; keeps the scalp clean and healthy; the hair soft
and silky.
Dandruffine restores the hair to its natural color by de
stroying all disease germs, imparting health to the scalp,
and supplying the roots of the hair with -the vegetable
properties necessary to restore the hair to its original life,
beauty and color.
In cases where the diseased hair and scalp has been
long neglected, the return to health and color must, of
necessity, require more time than those of shorter duration;
but as the roots of the hair absorb more and more of this
vegetable tonic, (nature's own remedy) the hair will grow
darker and darker until the desired effect is accomplished.
Dandruffine is truly a hair restorer a fertilizer for the
hair, free from dangerouc dye matter, and is the only hair
restorer that is fit to put on the human head.
There is more health and vigor to the hair in a single
bottle of Sannanoa Dandruffine than in all the hair stains
and dyes made.
Something New Under the Sun.
Swannanoa Dandruffine, when used according to direc
tions, is sold upon the guarantee,
First That it is purely vegetable.
SECOND-That it will cure dandruff.
Third That it will stop falling hair.
Fourth That it will restore gray hair.
Fifth That for the diseases of the scalp it has no
equal.
Ask your druggist or dealer for it and be convinced by
actual test, that Dandruffine has no successful rival.
PREPARED BY
THE SWANNANOA COMPANY,
W. A. Bunch, Manager,
Ashebo o, N. C-
What Others Say of Swannanoa Dandruffine.
1 liia i to certify that I hare um-iI m
tluit ia claimed for it. I bad been truiilil
aud had tried munlier of retnediea, and .
NvrannanM Dandruffine e0ected a cure in I
tonic on the market, I unheaitatinly rcci
tlie kind.
Pastor of
-by certify that, alter teatiuu
certify that, after teatiiiK
Swannanoa Dandruffine Car mperior tn
acalp.
Iu every teat I heliee it will fullv
I have tried Kannaii Ilaudrufiiiie fur dandruff mid cun trtttlifullv any that
1 fonnd it lienelicial, and believe it will effect a cure if tfireu a fair trial.
II. D. I'AI DI.K, Aahehoro, S. f.
IjET us do your
Printing.
WORK GUARANTEED
ote Courier.
Dandruffine
Vegetable,
lauoa Ilandrufttitp, utnl that it ia all
kitltaaralp diitcaae for anme tinu,
r all that I hail trinl hall failt-il,
ilava, Aa I regard it the heat hair
i.-ihI it to all in need of anvthinu uf
W. K. SWAIX,
. M. P. flmnh, Aahrlmiu, S. ('.
Hi
varum - , preprint lion for uie luitr, f hud
other It reatorva to health both hair ami
iustifv the claim made for it.
V. A. M NCH, Aabelioro, X. ('.
PRICES SATISFACTORY
HOUISTCR'S
Rocky Mountnln Tea Nists
A Buy Hedliine for Ban; P. tela.
Br!ea Onldu HWth ail Pr.aoJ V jt.
A apeelno fnrC'n4tii:i't-'n. Tn a. l.tea
md Kldaev TronMeJ. Flnnl - cm. llirbur
ll.l. Itail Breath. Muwli fli- , II-MUch-
Ml Uackache. It
,.-t. 'V!'-!- ' l...i,a bj
isv. Ili.lt. Wla.
form, an renra a I
iu.iaraa Darn Oouc
n.0-.H NUGGETS F-K Sr PEOPLE
For sale by Asheboro Drug
Company.
mm
Hfr
If your Dealer cannet Supply
You, Write Ue.
"Silver Pimtt thMt HVam." t J
THIS W
TRIPLE PUTED
KNIFE
It a ta id pad
1 wmkt. I
(And hat e
Round .Bolster
r
doing away with all dtarp
corner.) ou that pari hcv
ingthchardestwear. This
I847 Roaeits biios."
patenteil imprnvcment
inaurcs much longer wear
on plain or fancy knives
than the other makes
should they be plated
equally as heavy.
Il by ImmIIi dealer evarvwbtra,
lllanralnl catalofaa "C-L" addma
lateraatlaaal SKvtr Ca., WLM. Ceaa.
WANTED T
Will j)By sjict casli f. o. b. your
depot for
All Kinds of Furs,
Green and Dry Hides,
Beeswax, Tallow, Eggs,
WooKwuHlietl or uD-wached)
I ul no carrv n full line of
Frriits ami Vegetables, Ba
nanas, Oranges, Lemons,
Peanuts at market prices.
Write for prices,
FORSYTH a W ATKINS,
110 Favetlfvillo Street,
Grecni-sboro, X. C.
MuKKjAOK hale.
By irtut' of the power contatnet hi u umrt
L'tuit tlwd execuUMt to tho undiniKiil by Pn
oti Huliiulii uiul rccnntl hi .Mxtk JUT mko .
Kitdtvni ottl nf RiMidoljsh county, I will wll for
rush tn thp MnlieHt iiiticlur at the court hoiwe
ilmir in Aitlifljnni, S. C, ou MoiHlny, Keby 6th,
llAfi, t 1 ovlock If. the foll.nvlnir diwci-ibfii
luud lying In Aaheboro towiuhip und bounded
Adiulngthe Finhcr liuids, Jnlaii few-alien and
otht'iK. and bounded as follovvit. to-wlt: Besin-
iiIiik at aidoncon north side of Cwharric rood,
Htitli'srornur, tlieiwi; on said Hue North STdfis
Went 44 pnkn to LmiKhlln'o line, thence on mid
line Houth Hb dKs Kast lit 14 polw to a stone,
Lew a 1 lull's corner, thenoe on Lcwal Ion's line
HMith t diis Weit 80 9ovm to a stone at t'wharrle
mud, thuiice with said mad Botith fl drjrs West 16
puics ut uiu ueKiiming, eontaiiiuuj 4 acres more
or luss.
D. H. HOIXADY, MortKogcc,
Tills IX 80, 1BIH.
Special Bargains!
A full line of nice Millinery at
Mrs T Blair's shop, consisting of
Hats, Ornaments, Ki boons, el vets,
Corsets, etc., will be sold at greatly
reduced prices timing the nolidays.
A hint to the wise is sufficient.
MRS. E. T. BLAIR.
ARREST IT-EO.OO REWARD.
A bottle of Ec-rine will be sent
free to every reader of this paper
who is suffering with any kind of
slciu disease or ernptions, any form
of Eczema, Blind or Bleeding Piles,
Scrofula, Itch, Tetter, Barbers Itch,
King worm, iJoils, Jilood jroison,
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Legal Advertisement
Sale
Valuable Timber and Land!
tUfm of J. M. Brown, ami other- v Lydia
Manet mi otnn, I null wn at purmc ouuimhi
to the highest bidder on lliv premiiwn of the
hereliiaJtfrdehcrlheri Uiul, ( the rwideiice nf
thelAtc Hardy Burnt., decetiM), In the County
ui Knunmpn oti mummy, uit men uuv oi jhu
Couutlai of Kamhriph ami Mmtvnb follow, viz:
Tract No, 1 Lying mitt bvlug.rti the watrr of
Fork Cnk. in Wot Bmvrer Townshtp, County
of Randolph find contain hi k (sou m-rcfl. For a
full dtvcrtptioii m the locte and bouudx net out
iu the petition la thh eimm rtwriUmr parcel No.
I and pun -el No. 4.
Tract No. Lying uiul being tn the County of
knudoluh ami in Wot Xntwi-r townhip and oil
Keedy Creek, mid containing 00 low unru or
ttin bouillltt
pK'UMKm-riirtKm Keu trie met
irwl No. 4 then In,
MO JJUHIIOU tKiT.lilii
Tract No. 3 Lying ii i being Iu Mmre and
Rimuolph Couiuiv ii mi Keedy Crifk. and
contultitntrJHucr,tMtrfor lei. Fr a eoui
pltte dvM-ripilt.il wc iheiviitloii dw v hiug par
cel No, tit. ivln.
rraet I Lying an I being in
lui ni nit 8urtveresmm ..r lr. The U...-I uuji-
ber of arnM Insing if un it or m.
Thi l.iit-l hruvlly i itnleiHl with l igiml
gniutii oi Ittng nud niin ituf piiio aim ej iKiti I
ouk. It Ik Hell lcted, the nearest n being
about four mlk- fnn a Ritilnmd.
The onUrof the Court in for tne U -ell Hmt
all the pine tlnilwr NUtnding nud In
dliiiue
.tMr uf
itnrirma-
mid timber to have two yv
tliHi of the Hale la whleh to rviiHivc tin- timber
Imm Mid luud. A fur the fale of the lii.ilier im
nforvmild, then the tour tnn-t uf lano ubn'u
defcrlbel will bu nold m rately with tlc p'nc
tlintier meaMurlug IU iiichi-ntme font almve the
gnxiud exeeptcil. Then the timber and the Iniul
will be wild lu a body and together, mid the
highest price ortercd lor theni, whether it I to-
S ther or xcratety. will Iw renrtcd to the
Airt. Hold luud ta hubject to the Dowel inter
est of Carey A. Hrowii, widow, ou 400 aero- moiv
or lew of the name.
TermH of Mile omstnlrd caah. oncthIrrl iu six
raoutlu and oue-thinl In twelve month- pur
hiL-wr tt gie bond with approved security for
uupHtd lulunce of purchaae money, and the wmif
tn near Intent fmm the date of confirmation of
sutd mK. title bi tie reserved until the full pay
nicnt of the purchase money.
K. MWFKITT.
Coin mblouer.
N..vemlrUHli. 1901
MDHTUAUK BALK.
Hj vlrliie of the powera contained In a iniui
' Kiiuv (h-vl executeil to the umlentijrncct by Henry
j KiiiiiMiml ihoir KaliuoiiithcWid, day ot March,
I..U4 uM--iin- Ihe tymeut ot tho bond therein
, .K-iTiUf I. wnli-h wnrtaatfe la duly n-corded In
Ihvonlivol KuzMcroldteibot Kalldolph County
in I'.ntli li , riie 4va, and di-iaujt naviug iievn
tiiudiMii tin-laiymeiit of mid bond. I uliall aell
ut 1'iiM.c auellou Ut the hlghenl Wdder fia- cah
ui tin court bouae door fn Aahehoro, N. C. at
Iu oclot-k m on Monday the ath, day of February
1WA, the lollowlna deaeiilied rent entatc.aui'rtaili
tractor uiat'l ol land lylioj In Kaudaliih county
atateof N. C, Columbia lownahii, ad)canlnitvthe
land of Ni'l-un Patteraoo, Jamea CavineM, N 1
Johiaioti, Tlioniaa Fugb and others, and bounded
aa follow; Beginning at a atone a corner lu
Jamet Cavlnena'a line by the Ulwty n-ad, run
ulna north 00 degree weatta mils to a matoak
l-attcrmn-a aomer In the old Keece Hue, thcucc
outh 90 rods to a ikme lu aald old Keece line,
thence south 80 degrees. Kant to a atone near the
Liberty road, thence to and along said road to
tile beginning oontalulng 16 acrea mora or lea.
UKO. M. KIMKRY
Mortgagee.
ThU January ard, 1WJ5.
MuKTOAGK SALE.
By vlniR of the power contained in a mortgaxn
doi-d eaccuu-d to the undenlirued by U. K,
lieDoHftl unit wife. Uattle MciJowell. and re-
curdwt In Imok UI, pane Ma! of HegUtera Ofltoa of
Kandol,n (Viuiity, North Carollua, 1 will sell at
public him tluii to the highest bidder lor caah at
the Court Moune door lu Ahnenoro, norm wir
ol na. on Katunlay Jan. w iveo, at is o'cioca
The fnllowliiK tract of land In Cedar Urova
towiiKhtpaiid boumieil as iuiiowm,
ith Mild naid 4i mda Ui aktake luaaiil road,
thence north M hmIm to a blnck Jack lu Thomas
KeariiH' line orlKlnnl comer, tnetiee wil witn j.
L. Phillip line Ml 1 -at Kali, to a punt oak. theme
MMlth X? defrrece eaHt nala to a pine knot lu
meeting house line, thence amith T 13 degree
west iHJ rotbt to the beginning, containing lol-it
acrea more or less.
This Dev. svth, IMM.
8. W. KKAKNS, mortgagee,
LAND BALK.
Ity Irtiw of an order of the sutn'rior Court of
Randolph munty in a saalal firoceudlug untitled
Elijah Muftitt Aclinr. d. b. n. of Anulbuld K
Kudi dcuiiw-il vs Uctiry Kiuh, I will sail at tbe
court nout door in Aaneuiro. n. uM at taioi
ui tloii tn th,. hlah,t bidder, at 11 oVluck M
ou Saturday, lh ssli day of January IWJ6, tht
followtiig duaorlbed real estate lu Uiu County of
Kamimpn, uouuuru aa loiiowst
An undivided one-tenth liitenjt In tun
tnu'U nf Islid.
Fiml Tract. A tract of land ronta nlinr HI
ai-res, lying and being lu theCounty of haud.ilph
uu the waters of Little Itlver. Ht-aiiiliiiia at
white talk. Chandler's tinner, thence Maith li
elialus to a red oak, them-v We.lM-U , hiiln l
a white oak, theuce SiHith lVi-li,iiiis ui a suiki
fence West 1 chains Ui a ili rt, Klliott
snnier. thenoa Houth on his Hue UU t-halua to
stake, thence Kast i i t chains to a black Jack,
thence North a l-y cnains to a staae, ti
Fun! IB 1S chains to a stake 111 Klliott a liu
own corner, thence North on his own line and
Hill's t H chains to a black Jack lit "tlt.l Hill's
line, thence west to trie ueglnnutir
Reference is luadc to a grant f mm
Nurtb Carolina to Zebwlee Rush murdcd In
limik IS noire 147 In the oBias of HeaMe
IHdsof Kaudulph county for further dera:rip-
.1 heinrf In the County nf Kaudolnh on tlte
aU-rs of Hannah's Creelt. Healuulng at a white
oak. Hill's comer, running tneuee ijouin ou sam
UIU a Hue IU ctialna to a stitc, thence West
chains aial 60 lluka toa black lack. Hill's conn
thence bouth t! ehaina to a stake in Elliott's lis.
titmice Kujtt on said liue at i elialiui crossing
branch, in all &a chains to a t'fet oak. thence
North 71 chains lo a stake, thence West to the
beginning, cmuunlng au acres more or less.
subject however lo luo acre snlil lo Henry Rush
and ia acrea snkl to Z r Hil-Ii. Mr, Icavltig 71
acres net m said tract of land.
Hee grant from the Sta e of North Carolina to
zebeuee itusn recomea in wms ia siKe iaa in
KLIJAH SIOKF1TT. ComY.
North Carolina,
Randolph County,
In the Superior Court.
Dora L. Hcdrlck, ;
va. NOTICKI
Wat. R. Hsdrlck.
The defendant above named will lake notice
that an action entitled as above baa been na.
menced In the superior court of Randolph county
by Dora L. Hedrlck to obtain divorce from the
defendant Wot. R. Hendrtek, :and the said de
fendant will further take notice that he la re
quired to appear at the next term of the Superior
court of Randolph county to be held on ,the
second Monday alter tne lirst stonaay in Nairn,
WOO, at the court house In said county In Ash-
W. C. Hammond
Clerk of the Superior coart.
ThU Jan. Sid, 1906.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of an order of sate granted by the
Superior Court of Randolph county on the peti
tion ol a W Klvett Jr. aaalnst A af Osbarn and
others, I shall aell at Ilia Court house door In
AsDeboro, Ht, u IS ciooa UI. on amturuay
ihe Uth, day of February WB the following
described laiias sinuktea in BHoa teea townsoiii,
lo the County of RaBdolpa and state of M.Cand
known aa the honse paw ofS W Klvett Sr.,
all in oh body and composed of a part of three
tracts.
Tract no. I nounaea as loiiowai Beginning at a
the branch g chants to a post oak, thenoe north
IS degrees east 1 1-4 chains to a white oak, thenoa
north 11 ehaina lo a turkey oak in John Bobbins
line, theuoe west on vld line ST 1-S chains 'o a
turkey oak old original comer of the Moulder
breach, thence north 44 degrees east crossing
thenee wsat 4714 chains to a eile of stooea, thence
south si 1-S ehaina to a pile of stooea la the
fotin HobMna line, thence west tt 1-1 chains to a
stake, thenoe south 14 chains and 44 link to a
a. thenoa east as I -a en sins to a wnite oas.
nee south 14 ehaina to the beflnnlnc eoa-
lalnlng 171 acres manor less.
Trssl No. S. on the waters of Back Creek, and
Mnniul u Uiu... suwiiinlne aa a black oak
...im u.i with jAhn MAhlilna line I SB nolss to
a post oak In original line, thenoe north M rnlss
to a pest oak, thenoe west IS paha to a stske.
thence south M pates to the beginning eoulaui-
rorttoTaTTiotinded as follows! Beginning
at a white oak in fwn somsiw nne running
west on the Klvett una 7 cnains so a wnite oss
In said lusa. Utenos south degrees east t. tl
.t, a aiMll deodwood In John RobMna
line, l&rtrae aortn eat aaio une . Tscoauis so me
Making In the three tracts e7g acrea nore or
leaa, eaceptliig Ihe 10D acres more or leas,
that was sold from aud lands by S W Klrett Sr.
bo A J Horrts. Jeseiih Causer and A S Roablna.
berrinniror containing 114 acre store or less.
Terms of sale eah. and title reserved till the
farther order oi tne isirt-
Thls January 7W iwo.
JOHNTSR1TTAIN.
Coaamlttea,
ADMINUTRATOat NOT1CI.
Having auaMned aa adnmlstnitor of tbe estate
said estate to pioWl these to Ihe isnunilgisf oa
or heasre January w-ilLlsca. ar uuaBotlot will be
pleaded la bar of their race very. All persons
MORTGAGE o4LE.
By virtue of thv power" mnitaliiitl lit a wort
nge deed executed to the umleniiKned by T 8
folwell and win HhUIa r..lullon the ?th. day
of May te Hecure the imymout of the bond
Randolph county In book TS pHgeMT. and defanet
having hoeu made lu the payment l r-ald land.
W will wll at public aurtion to the hiirlrvxt bid
der fnrcmihon Katurday thellth.day of February
1U05 at lit in. at th court hmise dKr hi A-lu-Un
N. C. the following described land i tun ted In
Trinity towiudilp In the'enunty of Randolph and
Ktnteof N.C., and bounded an follow : Begin
ning at a Mtoiie on omt aldo of old plank nwid
Tnmllntion,a corner, thoncc anuth uo degreo etut -M
Icet to a "tone, thence east 7 chain- to a atone,
thence north Hch'ree weft HKm to a "tows .
thence wot 7 chaiuN to the beginning vontatulsg
Thin Jtinunry 8th.
ntitl.il (
Mary l i'ngte
et al. the undersign
lib) Ic
to tlie hlahot bidder for wh al I anirt Ihiw
iloia- tn Atihetxim. N. r tai .Mnnilm tili'-uerj
Mh, in, the following ilmerlbul real eUK
Mime being the tmet of land will, it by A.bfr.
H.owrl.. l-smi Hivr aud described as h
Iowh, to wit: nvgiiiuiuirnlawliite oak on tl,
sntith hide of the hmne truct J H Kenrn's cornet,
aad running North aa ili-tm rust 4 chains Ut
mck. tlieni-c North 39 deirmi. Ka-t 4.tb ilmll.
aj. tla'iice North I challiH to the miildbi
of JaekMHi's cieek, tlienei- North tft .tegree Kaw
4.H7 chaliw to a i-tako nu the Maith biuik of U
I'tw k, tlience North .T9 chaiiu hi the roruerfai
the meadow, tllill, North MS datreea West Je
elialua to a rock, thence North W rtirrees A
in ehitlns to a pine, thence North H chain. J
ihu big rod, tlii-uee up raid nanl S.0O cliaiit i
the meeting house lot, thenoe ahmg the m i
K.su chains toantake, TyHlnger's corner, then
Kiu-X aM) I'halus to a rock. H H Tyrlniter'. corner
iiaitlnuliig Kart ia .jo ihaliut to a rmk In Sear
Mm', tireii.'e fcaith la.ao clialna to rock la III
taihlic road, thence ttouth 17 dega hant &y.
cliiiinatnastnkein Kearn's line, tlicnre Soutk
m degs West la chains to a stake In the rol.i
dle of Jackwnrs ereek, thsnce down Uio various
C'lllrMi of suid creek in a south-weatcm direct
tlu ia.90chah-s to a stake in tlie middle of the
inn k. thence South l dugs Weal to a sock uf
Ktiiru'sljue, thence North 70 decs West !f
chill ns to the beginning containing i acsp
uaire or less. j
Title tn he reserved for the order of the vourfv
Till January 8d, HMD. ..
H, M, BOBBINS, i.
J. A SPENCK, f
CommlsalonatF,
W. W. JONES,
Dsalar In
GKUCKU1KS, PROVISIONS An
PRODUCE, I
Sewing Machines, Parts aud Attack
ments. Also have a lot of go
clothinir that will be closed ou
cheap. ;
Produse bought and sold. Yor
patronage solicited. Give me a at
and I'll treat you right. r
W. W JONES,
Allan stand. Depot bU .
WE HAVE
A line of Fresh Grocer if
aud Country Produce :of
hand all the time. W
want your trade and if
living prices aad fat;
treatment will get it v
are going to have it.
For anything to eat cog
to us.
SPOON & REDDING,
Grocerymen.
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Do not be deceived by tboae who aii
' vertise a fjrlO.OO Sewing Machine ftir
20.00, Thia kind of a machine coil
be brMiRht from nsor auy of our I
deulers t torn $16.00 to 18.00. - !
wc makc a vanijtrv. . i
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The Feed determines the atrenstth t
weakneisi of Hewing Msu-blnea, T'
IMk)l l-'eM'st euuibtned with oti
sCrotiK (Hjliita niukes the New Herat
lue beat ot wing Aiavniue to buy. i
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