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The Asheboro Courier.
Asheboro, N. C, Si-pt. S8. 1!05
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Local and Personal.
HANDS - W
Imrnm- A- Mi
can wi'iuv I
Dr. b.
' Mondiiv.
II. Lewis was in town
Mr. K. 11. Morris went to (inriis
boro Monday.
Mr H (J Lussitor, of Lassihoi-, was
in towu Tuesday.
Mr. L 1' Craven, of Cole's Store,
whs in tow n yesterday.
Messrs J M Ky und H Ij Iinvis
were in town yesterday.
Mr. Gilmer McAlister, of Spray
spent Sunday in Asheboro.
Miss Sullie Uenley visited in Iliyh
Fomtbalui'ilny unit, biiuilay.
Mrs. Martha l'aue returned to
Steeds Tin-fday of tliis week.
Mrs A V Armlkld visited in IIi?h
Point ui:d Thoinusville last week.
Mr W G Garner, of Mcore county,
" warn visitor in Asheboro yesterday
Mr C V Cranford made a business
trip to Troy and Mt (iilead last week.
" Mr Thomas Worth spent u few
days in Durham tins week on bust
' ness,
Mrs. Burton, wifo of Dr. J. W
;. Burton, of High lVmt died Sept.
24 th.
Mr D S Davis and daughter, Mis
, Jessie ' i.jited th? V.!r.ily of Mr Will
Skeeu last week.
Miss Maud F.unier, of Cid, David
son county, was waiting at l'rof J M
Way's this week.
Mr Hiram Freeman ami Deputy
Sheriff J U McKinzie, of Troy, were
in town Saturdav.
Mi Herb Sli.c's li.ifHohe to New
Vni K In : pt ..;tioii as sales
man in a silk store. j
Mr Dow BirMiouil, lie.let agent for
the Son t hern at .St iliwllr, i at
home tilts week on a vicit.
Mr .1 Ji Miilis who km le.!i to
Jackson Springs and (it her pi, ces
stopped over m Asl elniro J itesti;
night.
Mr and Mrs T II nodding me
fpfndinr a f"w liavs at. M:n'.'l visiting
Mr lieddid-'s fe.tlier, Mr J S It.
Mm Cora M-M'is'i"- fprnl a few
d ivs !a.-l. v.irk i!h f:ii"vU here uf
ti e niiikiiiLf ii visit, tu ! er pmeiit
tl'e Uwb;irrie .eli mi.
He-.-. A. 1!. Si, aw. of Portsmouth
V.i., v l-.-i is v.i-ii kiiimu in Abheburo.
h is luen e il!ed as i.a.-tur fur ;he loth
Avenue I 'ivkuv tenuii church of
Chariot to.
Mr A Auuiaii, representing the
well kliuWll linn of Fleishman
Morns Ct Co. has just returned tiom
l.'iehinonii, Ya, with his full line of
spring t-lioi'ii.
Mios Maud Coward, of Cedar
Kails, passed tliroiiuh Asheboro
''uesdav of this week uoini' to Dar
liucton. S C, where we ham she
will enter school.
A mTTSTWF HEALTH
Miss Alma Fence has returned
from High Point where she has
been for some time.
Mr Wilborn Conner, living near
Central Falls, is paralyzed and his
recovery is doubtful.
Mr. Maxwell, of Kiioxville, Tenn..
visited at Mr. V. J. league's
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs C C Cranford who has been
ill for a few days is able to be out
again w e are glad to say.
The addition of live rooms to the
Centra) Hotel will be completed
within the next few days.
The opidoiiii,- of typhoid fever at
Central Falls is due to a well, w hieh
hat) recently 'been closed up.
Mrs (ieo 15 Strickland will leave
for h.T future home at Lacuna, X
C, about the tirst of October.
Messis 11 ii Lassiter, N M Lowe
and J O Arnold were visitors in
Asheboro Tuesday of this week.
Mr. II. D. Caudle our former
foreman, who has been ill in
Greeusboro, returned homo last Fri
day. Mrs. PLckard, of Kandleman,
spent a day or two here last week
with' her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Morris.
Col B F Simmons passed through
Asheboro Saturday morning on his
way to Washington City to spend
ten days.
The Revival service at Asheboro
ut the M. K. Church, South, clos-d
after a week's duration ou last Sun
day night.
Miss Dora liedding, of Caraway,
spent Friday here. She had been
to Troy to attend the Sunday School
Convention.
Mr Jonah Cole accompanied by
Mr PresneJI, of the southern pait
of the county, gave us a pleasant
call Monday.
Mr Chas I! Smith lias purchased
from Mr M L Davis the duelling
house on corner of Hoover a d
Smith streets.
Mr Ita-sie Cat'le, living mar Gray
chapel, and a sou of Mr Geo Cagle,
belongings and has gone with his
lainily to California.
Dr. Tui rmlineleft Monday morn
ing alter sputding a week in Ashe
latro conductii g a revival at tin
Asheboro M. E. Church.
Mr. S. C. Robins left Saturday
returning to Harvard College. He
went liv wav of Norfolk where he
will tukeu steamer for Iiostou.
Mr V F McDowell went to Kan
sas last Saturdav, for a car load of
horses, and expect them to return to
ou Saturday of this week.
Miss Etta Staley, of Sialey, will
this vear teach in Vance county near
Henderson, and Miss Mamie Pieree
of Staley, will teach in Wayne Co.
Messrs J E Albright, R L Al
blight and W A Craven of the south
east portion of the county were iu
Asheboro on Monday of Ui:.i week.
There are n number of cases of
diptheria at Cedar Falls, and the
prevalence of the diseaso has caused
a large decrease in the attendance of
the public school. There are two
cages in Asheboro.
Miss Nannie Hallingcr went up to
Uandlenian Monday morning to
open a .Millinery esiaoiisnmeni
ucli will oe in charge or jhss
Doak, of Guilford College.
An adertiseu:i"it in the Courier
blink's results. The Courier ollice
is located i t!.e brh'k buildn g near
the court house and not mi the cor
tier lurtlici iiu the street where the
ollice fornrerly wits.
Mr M J Jiowliiii who was at one
time engineer (f the Pine lluint
special and now living at H0ns.1l,
Chatham count' is now one ol Hi
iirrctors of the Hanking lmii and
I'mst Company, of SanforO.
The Asliury Methodist Sun lay
School will come to Asi.el oio on
Saturday next tin a nieiiie excursion.
Tiie Courier in behalf of Ashelioru
welcomes each ami every one to our
town and w:sb i ir Itieiii a joyous
occasion.
I!ev. S. T. I.-i.ssii.'r, rinciiial of
Ni iv Hope Aeadeuiv, will on the
id 8i!i!i'av in (ii tuhi r preach at
Lebanon, near tirav's Cross I'oads
at ll o'clock, :u'A et West Chapel
in the afterieVn of the same day at
3 o'clock and a -ain a' niiiht.
Mr I'.
G rceiisl'.'ro
mentof ir
perfonnr
Moni- has been in
lii. wrek under treat
Long ami Haimer, wiio
suvi'lenl operation on
his nose removing lln i' troiii an ab
normal growth which had recently
caused Mr Monis tome trouble.
Mr Harris Chandler who lives
near town at the Winningliaiii place,
on the Cedar Falls road one mile
north of town, and w ho died ou
Wednesday of last week, was a son
of Mr liiif'us Chandler who lives six
miles from Asheboro on Deep river.
Key. Dr. S. B. Tuireiitine Presid
ing elder f the Greensboro district,
ondtieted the series of meetings at
the .Methodist church last week and
lid the preaching. There was much
rest manifested nnd a number
of converts was the result of the
inlcling.
A letter from Mr Jesse K Prilch
rd dated since he al rived at West
imister Md. states that he is de
lighted with his surroundings and
the college of w hich he is . ttcnding
and speaks in high terms of the high
tate of development in that section
of Maryland.
.Messrs S ( Newlin and T E Mal
hal,of Kandleman, came down from
Kandleinan Saturdav afternoon in
the interest of the Old Homestead
Male Quartette which is to be at
Kandleman Tuesday night of next
week. The showwill be in the au
ditorium of the graded school
building.
Mr J M Grillin, win died near
Pjttsboro last week, was a brother to
K A Grillin, of Kanford, who form-
rly lived at Liberty. The deceased
eaves a number of relatives, two of
them being, Win H Grillin, cashier
of the bank of Liberty; and J L
Giillin, clerk of the Superior court
of Chatham county.
Mr und Mrs J C Coltrane, of
Koherdo, passed through town Sat
urday on their wajy to Millboro and
to attend the drays Chapel meeting.
Mr Coltrane who has wen employed
by the Wade Lumber Company for
two or threo years, will move back
to Mullioro und take a position with
the Millboro Chair Company.
Mr. A. M. Mancss recently Bent
us one dollar for subscription to
the Courier but us he gave
neither the date nor address in his
letter we are not able to locate him
He may be a subscriber, but our sub
ecriptiou is too large for the mailing
clerks to keep post oflice addresses
of each subscriber in their minds.
Mi Ilenilrix Skecn ;etnriid t-
Asheboro this week from a visit to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Skeen, in the southern part of
Davidson County, lie will go to
U-xington next Monday where he
accepts a position with the rainier s
Supply Company. Mr. Skeen has
been for more than a year clerking
for bis brother-in-law, Mr. W.J.
Miller, and made many friends
while here.
MrCC McAlister has returned
from Harnett county, where ho at
tended a sale of timber land
Saturday of last week. Mr Chas
Ross, who has been iu Harnett
county for mote than two weeks
returned with Mr .McAlister. On
Saturday Mr Boss purchased,
public auction, seventeen hundred
acres of pine timber in Harnett
couuty. Tho sale was made by th
Truster in Bankruptcy of the
franklin Lumber Co. Tho timber
will probably be sawed by the mills
if the Asheboro Lumber Co.
ll sll
I Mr HoCa
: Mr.Jo'n
for his h
Cro- s co i
Will Ite'.jrn Cast to Live.
! ;J.iiu left, last night
ie ill Wst Salem, L'i
cousin, after speml-
AbsQiutelyParo
HAS h'O SUBSTITUTE
A Cream of Tartar Powder,
free from alum or phos
Fhatlo acid
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Joh Work.
The Courier has just received a
large lot of all kiniU of stationery
md is prepared to till orders on short .telegram
notice. Send in your orders.
Selling and Moving
Mr. M. Ii. Mollitt, who has recently
bought Mr. Joe Xorinan's dwelling
on t ox Street will move here soon
Mr. Norman has bought Mr. N. K
Morris' home on South Fau'lville
street. Mr. .Morns will build a
home on his lot on Sunset Avenue,
in:- some lime here.
! Mr Media's father was born and
'-, a red near the ImUIc ground, but
be himself hil never been on Giul-
' ford soil until within tho last few
: davs.
I He had s mie dillicully in Hading
any of his lelutives, but by inquiry
jut the ollice of ihe register of deeds
he found that there were some
McCain's iu nnd near Asheboro
I So he went down there. Mis
McCain, the postmistress there he
found to be a cousin of his by marri
age. And he found several blood re
lations in the form of coin-ins more
or le.-s removed
Mr McCain expects to come buck
"list to live. I!e will fnttle either
in Virginia or in North Carolina.
The climate here is what attracts
him, accustomed as lie is to the lieice
rigors of the Wisconsin winters. H
says that all that is needed to start
a stream of immigration into this
country from the great northwest is
simply to convince the people mere
how much milder the climate is
own iu these parts. Greensboro
Stock Deilert.
J'el,,
becoming a largi
market lor horse. and mules. Mi
ll K isa has sol I a car ol
h uses and inu'es within the past
mi nils, ami exp.c:., a iollier cai on
'llesday of next. week.
.ilel'owe.l Molheis will liave a
ir of hors s and mules on Saturdav
f this w-vk ir not later than Mou-
of lux! week.
V.'co-' Cisl.'er tor Cay Bro.
Mr. John K. '.Vend, who for th,
st. seven! years has been one of
the bookkeepers in th,. Citi.i
National P- i:!-, Ims icsigm-d
position to lie.-ome ( a-lin r in the
uiance oillceot I. I. I lay it Hroth-
Mr. Woo l is a sou of ,-x-
St.ife Senator Wood of Randolph
md is an (xeilhiit voung man'
Morning Po.-l of Sept. iUih.
App ilntmnts for Presiding. E!,!er Turrontire
Rev S B Turrentine, presiding
bier will hold tlicmiurtcrlv meeting
for the I'whanie circuit at Oak
love next Saturday and Sunday,
md will hold the iiuarterlv meeting
foi the Asheboro circuit at Union
xl Sunday afternoon and Monday
morning.
At the iiuarterly meeting ou '.he
West Randolph circuit, at Pleasant
Hill, a special Sunday school liiass-
meeting will e held on. Saturdav
Oct 7th.
- 0- -
Prompt treatment of a slight at-
ick of Diariho a will often prevent
seiious sickness. I he lust known
Remedy is Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam.
ei r apothecary, W A I'mli iwood
warrants it to give satisfaction.
Allreil Bulla.
Alfred Bulla, aged iO years iir
u!y of this year, died Sept. sN! and
is liurieu at the nulla lamily
bur ing ground on Mr. Bulla's farm
on September 21.
ihe deceased was a brother of the
e Dr. A. C. Bulla, of this county,
md Dr. Alex Bulla, of Jackson Hill.
eft eight living children, six
oys and two girls, Romulus Bulla.
rank 1. Bulla, George Bulla, Jan-
iel Bulla, Vance Bulla, and Arch
ulla, Mrs. B. F. Newliy, all of
laudolph County, and Mis. R. C.
Welborn now living in the State of
Kansas.
Tho deceased was for many years
County Surveyor and was well and
favorably known, a man of fine
sense and well educated.
Mr McCain is also related to ex-
s'jeiLT McCain c.f Stanley county
one of the best sheriffs any county
in the statu ever had.
Public School Examinations.
The next public examination for
touchers' certificates will be held at
the court house in Asheboro Oetobi
12 11. The l-'ih and Dith will be
for w hite teacher.-; the 11th, for
colored.
For the couvenienee of these wh
live a long diet nice from Asheboro
I will hold public examinations al
the following tinn s and places:
Libel ty, October -24th.
Kiimsctir, October 2.1th.
Why Mot. Academy October, ii),
Farmers Institute, October 27.
Rain! Ionian, October 28lh
I hope that all who expect to
teaeh will meet meat one of these
xaminalions, as it is necessary to
have a cerlilicate before making a
contract to 'each a public, school.
lielore beginning the schools it will
be necessary for teachers to h.ive a
ole.ir undi rstaiulnig of the use of
the new public school registers and
inks, ami more especially, the
course of study to Iv used in the
public schools. Tliere will be a
teachers' meeting in th- L-raded
school building at Asheboro on the
14th of October, anil every public
chool teacher will be reipiired to at
end. The programme will be an
nounced in the county papers later
ou.
J M Way.
County Supt. of Schools.
Letter to II T Caviness
Asliclinro N C
Dear Sir; Devoe, $10 a year; lead-
md-oil. $22.
Mr McMulliu, late cashier of
'atapseo National Bank, of Ellicott
ily, JliI, painted his house Devoe
-in 1SS5. It wore 17 years at a
ost of less than $10 a year.
Mr Harold llarxlingo, the present
cashier painted his house three
oats lead-and-oil it wore six years,
it a cost of 22 a year. He then
lepaintel Devoe; said he wanted the
nut that cost least by the year.
This is important; such compari
sons are extremely rare. We know
the general fact, however.
1 he paint that goes furthest, wears
ingest; always. Yours truly
FW Devoe it Co
P S McCrary-Redding Hwd Co
sells our paint. !)',)
1-ANiis.u.K. Business LocaH.
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one nul.-'.M,K.f Xnoini (Vi.,, Mills. b!" l""M-!'Hii' for ii one I, v,.i-,.i.
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Street Hats-
Satisfaction in every wav v.
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Be ?. S, Pintl
Why buy a cheap paint and pay the same price' as for
tjoo;! paint whou you cau buy good paint at same price and
it will last longer find cover mors surfaoo than cheap paint?
It any one Wishing to buy paint desires to know anything
lurtner reyai-din r.ur lino ol paints, pl6ase can to see us as
wo have over one hundred houses in Asheboro painted with
the B. P. S. Paint and they speak tor themselves.
We trusi. we may bo able to furnish you whatever paint
you may wa.it. Yours very truly,
McCrary-bedding Hardware Company.
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High Art Clothing!
I. M. I 'ilia
G. T. GLASCOCK & SONS,
Greensboro, N. C.
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DR. F. A. E3ENLEY,
ASKEQOnO. N. C.
Ray EdmuncSson
' lias refilted and refurnished
hi.i
BARBER SHOP
and now Ins one of the nicast,
cleanest and best fitted shops in
the county. (Opposite Wood
: Moring's.)
Kt i, ui1-'
DR. W. P. REAVES
New McAdo Iiuillin?.
i (ireeiishoio, N. C.
How's Tins.
WonVrUiii' lliin.liv.1 lii'llnrs Ki'Hiir.
I'of i.'nliiirli lliiit riiiinot U- i-iiti'il li
liirrh Cim-. F .1 rln-iu-v A llo, To!i-.lo
V, Iiu- iiii.l.r-imii'il, I iu to known f .1
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Sulncription Paid,
li !' IleynnKUs, Ivey C Nance, J Ii
McKeiizio, C II llcvul, A J Iiurrow,
11 V Dcnnin, J V ViinciiniKin, C C
Will lace, T 1' Tucker, .1 A (ianilile,
Hotel Uwharrie, Chug Lollin, H U
I.itk, W 1 lloin, (ieo Iliiriid. A M
Brower, II M Sluley, A I, Suiley,
William Lemons, A II litiminn'e, A
Annum, V A Vfunier, K I. rrecinim.
V Kint', C V Lambeth, (ieo Sim-
immii, A t alln(lels, alnp3oll
Williams, 1! J Leuch, (i l B liey-
nolils, I) A McLcoil, A I Ixaeh, W
II Cuiiiier, L II Svkes, K II Wood,
llev Ashburii, Mt Jiiuley, Mrs J .1
Gl:u, (1 W Saundem, A 15 Kirk-
mini. Mrs J 0 AdliHiulh, llattie
liristowe, A J l ulIi r.K C ow, U h
York, (i 11 1-ree, Ivey Johnson.'
W K Evans, 11 K lliynoMs, 11 W
(ireen, Kufus Vuncanon, P T
Kearns, It Lassiter, Mm li li
Elain, I J Cotton, T II haiiiuleM,
U 15 Jordan, Mis J C llurly, J K
Russell.
Mamie, the fourteen year old
iliiuyhter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jarrett, on Kept. 2iith ut Central
lulls, of tyiiliiiid fever.
Siiona, the eleven year old daugh
ter Mr. and Miti. John Conner, at
Central Kails, Kent. i4th of typhoid
fever.
Lonnie Green, son of General J
M (ireen, living in Coleridge
township near Cole's store, died sud
denly ou last Monday morning of
heart trouble. The deceased leaves
a wife ami four children.
Mis. Hill, wife of D. W. Hill died
at Central Kails on last. Sunday of
pneumonia. Tho three children,
triplets, of which she was the moth
er were a week old at her death una
all are living ami good health.
Lejjal Advertisements.
MlTlrltiiKKK-SAI.K.
Ilv viiliii or authority vc.-ti-il in mi' I.v n
iiu ul ,il lh, .-ii., i in r limit ol ltiiinlolili
in ii ii'iul .riH'.'i-.liiiK wlu-ri'in.l K -.iiin-ii
II II i. lk ni'iv iu'litionim mi. I liilin SrMn
iwr.. .I. (. n.lai.l L ill. in tin. mull .lav
llm.-, wll to Hi.- liTih.-t l.i.l.liT l..r v.i-h a
i-oiirt lions,',l,.rlii A-bi'lmn.. N I'.tli.. I
inu .IimtiMhI lall.ln: Mlunli-il on III.' li.lt
.laiknni i-rifk. KiitliiluK utu I. link liK-u-t
niurlv IHlVMtlirurr; llli'lllv norlli is I--.'
tf.a liliiti'iak; Loriin n mrin r: th.n..' v.
lilsliiiclwliaiii-toiisti.ii,. in liiiiliinori-'s
itioiit-i Miuth on said Inn. l i tiains lo a
lliirns lhiv. now Hill's; tlii'tii'i' wi-st on k.i!i
ovi-r tin' l.tckniotiutiihi 1H I-l! t-hHius lo u
lion Hill'M-orii. r. tlii'iup m.iHli on In 1
fliiilHi mnl iw links in Mi l Hill s llii.': I
u-l is.' .-hiilns ton slitko in tlu- loiintv
liii-nt.' north v. nil tliv i-oiiittv lint' Is i-liitii
us links ton -lak.- formerly I'uvi. is.n.. i : I
tui Ills lim- 1-i-liains to ti f.iaisli o-i
i.-r; tlu'ii.-i- not Hi to the Ih'Iiiiiiiik. i'o
iiiK lll:l. r l
This
in-i'in "i ami (lv.v l f ir ..iil.--s f x-
Ofllces First Rooms Over the
Batik of Randolph. i
L. M. FOX, M. D.
ASHEBORO, N. C.
tillers his .n..-
t-ltlZl-IIM.I-Asl.-ls
iiiil sei viii' to the
: N. P. COX,
Jeweler and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C.
J. V. HUNTER, M. D.,
Asheboro; N. C.
W. D. 3 7 DM AN CO.
,,. Heavy nd Fancy Groceries.
of Depot St. West Side Kailroatl.
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If you are interested in the
proposition, in or near Asheboro,
we think we can please you as to lot,
prices and terms. Ollice in Bank H'ld'g.
-
Armfield Laighlin,
Real Estate Dealers.
gntataoc
we Can interest you in a
Heating Stove?
Wo have a full line ol seasonable Hardware.
We have just received a complete line of Harness,
double and single, and will make you attractive prices
on any thing in that line.
(iuns, Animation ana bportmg uoocis or an Kincis.
Barbour, Virginia and High
Point Buggies.
Lewis & Winslnw Hardware Company
We have just received 50 suits of Summer Clothing at (
from $8.00 to $18.00 per Ftiit. Croat valuos. X
Mien linn Whlln nnrt It'.inmi Vnctj Sll'nW ll.lt.,. oll-irS.
Ties, Furnishings, Etc., cheap.
The prettiest line of Low-quartered Tan Shoes ever
displayed in Asheboro. lie sure to see them.
Very truly yours, i
WOOD &. MORlNCi. I
New Goods Arriving
DOWT MISS SEEING HEADQUARTERS.
We have purchased an immense amount of goods and
our stock is fast assuming the appearance of a full and
complete fall stock.
A few of our recent arrivals:
52 in. Cravanette for Coat Suits and Rain Coats $1.25
per yard.
;'.8 in Plaid Suitings for girls school dresses 50cts per
yard.
52 in. Broadcloth, all colors, &1.00 per yard.
New colored Plaids for waists, 25cts per yard.
New 27 in. Silk for Shirt Waist Suits, 75c. to $1.00 per
yard.
30 in. Black TatTeta Silk, guaranteed. ?1.00 per yard.
New lino Flannelettes for Kimonas and dressing
Sacques-just tin thing for these cold mornings.
We carry the celebrated John B.
Stetson Hats.
fYlorris-Scarfooro-fVloffitt Co.
Telephone No. 7.
Free Delivery.
Ayers
Hyer s fins. yei a nn.
Ayer s mis. rweep saying
I I II 19 UVtl UIIU Ulll IS"""
Tlac hest laxative. i&ift?ni:
Want yoiir moustache or beard
abeautiful brown or rich Wack? Use
lycrdNGHAM'S DYE
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MlliiT'lAyK KII.S.
llv i irliir nf llii' n.m-i'rnniliiilli-,1 ii
iivnU'l mi till' lllh .l:iy ni Ih , ii.l
twivii .I.H'l lliiniini.n. I mill his mi
lliiiiiin.iii.l. -.1 l:unil.il,l uiily.
Hpw. CiiniNin)., ni K'irsylh isninly. .
IiiK lR'1'iiniu.li'lii ll"' i)im-iil nl .ii
I'.niit, In'
Siir:ili K
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iitllt liav
lull dniioi&s?
II furcunll Uitln' liiiiln .
.Ut. tiir fi.liowitiir .U-iM-iisi inn I ol luinl.
und Ih'Iii(i In ll;in,l.l.li ttiuiilv. liii'liliir.l
sliln, lulj.iinlliK UK lilli.ls nf KriiuL Ci.!i I
illuming ;., -4 i
Ulll.i.-il til till'
ni Ik's 1 1 Hi
ll hit-.:ik, IViislvirsil
I'lmiim to the U-Klnnitiit.
TOR TORPID LSVER.
A torpid liver UcmiiKM tlie wholo
sysUm, nd produces
SICK HEADACHE,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rhey
matism. Sallow Skin and Piles.
There Is n better remedy lor the. In the ofllreoi iho Ki-kWw
common ameMinim . - - - i,n,M KK mills. O IMI'ASY
LIV KK PILLS, a trial will prove mirtKnv
Take No Substitute. hk lh ui '"
( cxcep.iniH: one 1
ul foroiii.-liKl( mn
i milwny for right uf
lax
I will atli'iitl al tlii-fiilloiving tiuii'.s au.l placnn fur tin
li'itiiig tlir tui'S for tin- Ti'iir l'.Miri:
'1'iinitv,
N U SkiwiV.
l'itrinci-,
C C Kliaw'.
Litlmii Pluck's,
Widow Kiiiiu'y'fl,
County Ilunn',
KJgar,
So))liia,
iiiip.)io or col-
'I'riniiy I'Hvnship, Oi'tubir, Sat 14.
'raln-i liai-ii' tun lilii " Mull lli.
ti iii-mil lownsliip, " 'I'lirs IV.
Ni iv ll(''t' inw nslii, , ' i'nl IS.
I'liiim lmvn.-liii, " 'i'lnir l'.l.
('t'll.'i-(!i-.ive toiviislnp. ' Kri SO.
Hack Ci-cck townah i " at 21.
Now Market townshiji, " linn 23 a m
Now Market townslii'i, " Mini i'.i it m
Kamlli'inaii towimliiji, " Tuos 21.
1'roviilnnv tonsliii, " Wotl 25.
l.iliorty township, " 'I'lnir 2ii.
t'oliinilim township, " Kri 27.
Fiaukliiivilio lownsliip, " Sat 28 il m
(Irant toivnship, " Moil '10.
Coleridge township, Tuos 31.
l'li'iiriint (Irnvo town-iliip, Novcnibor, Wed 1.
Rrower township, " Tlmr 2.
liichland township, " Kri 3.
Liberty,
UuniAt'iir,
Codur Kill Is,
Bethel Church,
Coleridge,
II T Caviness,
T B Tysoi 's,
Yuw'b Mills,
Thn tixes are due and everybody is reipieatotl to meet me. promptly at
the foregoing times ana plaees una pay tlioir taxes.
T. J. FISCn, Sheriff,
Dress and Waist Goods!
Let us tell vou something. Wu are ret-pivinjr a nice
line of IVe.-s and Waist Cood for Suniiner, Fall and Win
ter wear. These fronds were ImwkIii before the advance
in prices -bought right and will sell them right.
Boys' Suits, Men's Pants, Elkin Home
made Shoes.
Shoes, all styles and prices. We carry a full line of No
tions. We have some odds and ends in Shoes will sell
cheap. Special bargains in different lines. Come in and
we will pave you money on your purchases. -
ge, Fox & Company.
him in m ii ii in i it rinniiiiruMwnir nrirwiiwn iwwrn
Capt. J. W. Fry, Pres. R. R. King, Vice. Pres.
S. Caldwell, Jr., Secy.
The Greensboro Life Insurance
Company.
Organized 190F. (Legal Reserve) -
$100,000 Paid Capital. $25,000 Surplus.
I Writes all ordinary forms of policy contracts. Each
policy is registered and secured by Treas. Dept of State.