The Asheboro Courier.
Asheboro, N. C, Oct. 19, 1905
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
SOUTHBOUND.
Train Nil 141, arrives ut 10:00 n. u.
Tniiu No. 107, urriveH ut fl:IOp. in.
Train No. I I.l, arrives at !):.'!5 p. in.
NOKTHIiOUXD.
Train No.-, ill, arrives nt R:25 a. in.
Train No. l:iO. ill-riven ut ll:01n. 111
Train No. 42, arrives nt 2.2 p. i".
KoiaimoiND.
No. 1 12, leaves nl 1:10 a. 111.
No. 1.(0, leuveaiit 1 ha-, a. in.
No. Ill, leuvm ul iM p. m.
SOin'llltOl'NJi.
No. "I, leave., til I0:.'i a. 111.
No. lOi, leaves ut .1:1 "1 p. 111.
No. II, leaves ut ;l:.iUp III. I
Local and Personal.
Ming Trevii litisli li.m return, il
from Hickory.
Mr Ziinii Ciuuford of Farmer was
lieru Tuesday,
C'upt Joseph I'm kins was hero Inst
week 011 business.
Mr C A l'aiiiiilin of Tliunmsvillu
spent Sunday here.
Mr Wiley Wind,
sick with fever.
lias -.bccu iiite
Prof. Wurburton spent Sunday
i hia home in Rockingham.
i Mr and Mrs Kueeno liurns of
" High Point were here Tuesday,
Col. W P Wood left Monday to Iw
in italeigu during the state ruir.
: Mr J T Hinshavr, of Hoover Hill
. has moved to High roiui.
I The Asheboro Roller Mill is pay
! ingfi.uu per Dusuel iorwneac
Mr Jonathan Steed has opened up
:: a restaurant, next door to Iris market
t Call on jour grocerynian for Gra
i baui flour prepared by the Asheboro
I itmier ami.
w Capt. A M Rankin and family of
I High, Point have been visiting Mrs
x i a uiiiir.
t Mr Kiitnett MolIUt, president of
j Elon College, wag here on business
one day last week.
Mr and Mrs J O Redding spent
:! fMinday in Kandleman, with Mr mid
' Mrs W A Underwood.
i Mr and Mrs Thos. II Redding
are moving 111 their new home, ou
f North Fayetteville street.
t
I Dr Hunter has moved into the
i Presbyterian manse, recently vacated
by Hev. U W llobiuson.
Mr Arthur Ross has sold his
home on North Fayetville -street to
Mr Frank Phillips.
Mr Thompson Harrall and Miss
tiif.zie Meredith spent Sunday here
with Mrs Belle Allen.
- Mrs Christopher Atkinson and
children of Columbia S C are visit
ing Mra Allie II Worth.
Mr Robert Ferree who is with the
National Bank of High Point, spent
Sunday here with his mother.
The Asheboro Roller Mill wants
several hundred bushels of new corn
Vail will pay (0 cts. per bushel for
np.
Mrs W II Moring entertained
' jje ladies of the M J1! Church ut her
omo Tuesday afternoon from two
jflvep.ro.
4
An Odd Fellows Lodge was in
ituted here lust Saturday night,
presentativeg fr-m Oreongboro
ad Randlenian were here.
Mrs T F Douthil, of Danville, Vir
ginia, is visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs K ii Keums. '
Mesur 0 II Luoas, S A Cox ami
Henry Williams vero in town Satur
day.
There were nearly one hundred
teachers at die teachers' mu ting uu
lust Satirrdtiy.
Mr Grovi-r Bluck and sist.'r Mis
Mattie, spent one day last week here
with Mrs Nalha'j Slack.
Miss Mary Johnson returned to
Asheboro Monday after spetviinir
dummy in lutmiiciiitiii.
High Point is to still have another
factory, the netv euterpri.ee is a
moulding factory.
Miss irma Whitlield, who Jms
been spending some time with her
parents in Laurinbiirg has returned.
A large crowd isexpioted here to
day to take in the show. It has been
well advertised anil will 110 doubt lie
largely patronized.
The protracted meetins which was
announced to begin ut mountain
lew near Caraway on trulay night
hits been postponed indefinitely.
Mr B A Yearein is offering some
great bargains, lie has jn.t received
nic line of new goods anil tells us
his prices me right.
Mi M W Purrish returned yester
day from the north where be has
been to purchase goods for his new
establishment.
The concrete sidewalk in front of
fcCrary-Redding Hardware, W J
iller and Ridge & Fox's is iniprov
j the appearance of the street.
Mis Carson Hurley and Misses
ettie Frazier and Loin Burton of
roy, were on the passenger train
.onday returning from Greensboro
iThe protracted meeting which was
:noti jced to begin at Fairview lust
uiday was called in on account of
revival at Trinity. It will begin
next Sunday.
t
The Chrysanthemum Show is be
I talked up, by the Ladies Ini
9vep)nt Association aud the ex
's date will be name J in next weeks
ae of the Courier, We understand
Te are several flue chrysanthe-
ma in town.
It J L Brantley will move to
borofroui Momtt'i Mills this
k and will occupy one of Mr
ron's houses. Mr Brantley will
at the carpenters trade, there
g a large demand for carpenters
isheboro.
$r W H Wakefield, of Charlotte,
1, will be in Asheboro at Central
cl on Thursday, Nor 16th for
day only. His practice is limit
o Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Fitting Glasses. Ask your doc
vbout me.
esara Hale and Allred have pur-D-d
a wood taw and machinery
on it, and will be ready to saw
wood for theenlire town. Wood
piera ba ve been scarce heretofore
i this new arm will 'to good busi
!J high school opened at Pleasant
den on Monday ot last week
i Prof 0 B Woosley as principal.
Wooslej is a son of Presiding
J Woosley. Miss Vhgima
h; of Davenpoit Female Ool
iitid Miss Miuuie Urowu v. ill be
of his asaiiiUuts.
v 0 W Robiuson is moving his
ltn to Wiikeebjro this week
Kobinson ii compelled to stay
t mountains, 011 uocouut of her
h. Mr Robinson will ren a n
intil tlu Pr suyWriana succeed
ting another pastor and thtu
.1 J ila hi family lu Ukeboro,
I Mr K Carter of Klenz-r was
i hero yeMlei day going to lj:t!eij:!i.
Mr herd Ingold of ltal)dle..i.,;,
was in town yesterday.
Mr B B Bui ns of Iliyh point
w is in town yesterday.
Mrs Robert liurns is visiting lie r
sister Mrs F A Henley.
Mrs B Frank Pnjre of Greeiitdioi
is viiiting relatives here.
.Mr J A. Spenco went to Troy
;MO!nla on hnsmess.
Siiuir.' 1.) (i McMa.sU'i-uif Farmer
was in town Saturday.
Mr J M Varnci and Mr I'lmimie
wore 111 town i'uturduv.
Mr J K Sunnier of Trinity II ! U
was in town Friday of lat week.
Mr U R liuiL'ess of Julian, is ii
school ut Nashville Tenii. this year
A new baby girl has arrived at
the home of Mr anu Mrs Thuinns
Croker."
Mr Worth McAlinter was o , th
passenger train Jloiulay going to
Troy.
Miss Mamie Howard, of Mechanic,
was here yesteruay going to theState
ruir.
I if'-'"1- ""ffT.JV I m mi r J
I
Truths that Strike Home
Tour grocer is honest and if ho cares to do so can tell
you that ho knows vory littlo about tbo bulk cofl'oe ha
sells you. How can he know, where it originally camo from,
flow it was blended or With What
or when roasted? If you buy your
coffee loose by tbo pound, how can
you expect purity and uniform quality t
LION COFFEE, the LEADER OF
ALL PACKAGE COFFEES, Is of
necessity uniform In quality,
Strcnolh and flnvnr. Fnr flVFR A
I QUARTER 6F A CEYTURY, LION COFFEE
baa been the standard coliee In
millions of homes.
LION COFFEE Is carelaUr rocked
I tour factories, and until opened la
your home, hoa no chance of being adul
terated, or ol coming In contact with dust,
dirt, Germs, or unclean hands.
In each package of LION COFFEE you got one full
!Otind of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the genuine
lion head on every package.)
(Save the Lion-heads for valuable premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON BPICE CO., Toledo, Oblo.
Business Local .
Notloos ln.-.rrl jd under this ;ri-J at
cont a woru ooch msArtlon.
Pair Fine Elorscs For Sale.
w, r?. stigma. co
ik-ivy R(! Fncv Groceries
Kep.'t St. West Side lliiilroud
w.W'i i;ii:
imrl'ililf 1 nyi,
,,.lv I,. W
jf?av dsnuntaSon
Farm For Sale,
1 K.i!
I.'. I .
Has relittod and refurnished
his
BARBS;? f5HOP
i and nnv has one of the nicest.
cloa'ios1 :ti!(l lie3t fitted .shops in
t;iociii!ty, (Opposite Wood &
,iii 1.1
vWVMM.I.- WANTi;
New Store
We liav" in a nice line of goods
at JjiiTclt'f; old stand, near the
old rock I'er.eo and still keep a
general ii,ie at Davis' shop.
Come one and all and brinp-
your trauo. we will fcive you
market pi ices and sell you goods
at a reasonable price.
Davis Carvoy.
:r.pli5v. .V c.
49
I Wood Moring's
I Big Shoe Sale.
MARRIAGES. 1
On the 11th (lav of Oct. 1'l.-. Mr
(J AI KeiMins ttTnl Mid.s Corn Fnsli-r.
J A Routli J. V. official i Hi;.
1' 15 Hahlwiii to Li 1 lie Williams 1
of Tabernacle township. ( ! L Koliliins j
1. OlllClrUlllir. '
Marricil in Concord Township on'
Ucl. lath ut residence of M C liing-
nani, 111 r m 01 J.iu:kev an, i i
Aliimio McDowell, i) (i .McMaslrs.
J I' ollicialiiiii'.
FfliAscur Items.
Ii..l.itii! f..i
ill ,,
WANTI'.li:
ilill'lllluU I
imvrl l,.-
9i,r2i
lill '
A f-rd ol Tha:i;-.s.
Kraiikliiirvillo X.C.Oct. ISlh I'm;,.
Kind frieiidn !' IIin' vicinity:
Mr Nio'in, family ai.! in. self
1,1 txprcs ur'i'iiRVio tlwnl-s
an.! :iijiii'(iatii:ii frr kimln.ws t 1 cs.
dining tl'.e ph , ... ,.f the dear ! ,v, d
one, my dcic v '.i'. , .Vurali.
tiod's I refilled al-nvemn i;l-
I .Mr. I IHIi
' on hi- litie 11
liov I'l-.l II I!
1 l.ll.'il his llnlj ll II
iiml iii'ier.-iiiiu M
. Mr (I T Li'Miiiin
1 m-.M.iire ..11 Mnin
! Mr I., wnj i.,.,vr
1 line In! of I 1
ii,,. .! l
,,Ti
Misses Kuth ' ox and ('allic Amnun
who are in school at Liberty, spent
Sunday here with their relatives
and returned to Liberty Monday.
Our Central Falls correspondent
phones us just as we go to press that
the fever cuses there are much im
proved and that till exc.ipt one or
two patients nic able to sit up.
Capt. Smith's line cow was killed
by the passenger train Tuesday after:
noon. The cow was hitched near
the Bobbin f.ictory and she broke
loose and run 011 the track and was
killed,
One of our subscribers wants to
know if any of the readers of the
ourier will give a premium for the
tallest chrysanthemum presented at
the chrysanthemum show, in Ashe
boro in November,
The forty-flth North Carolina
State Fair opened at noon Tuesday
with the largest crowd ever there
on opening day. Governor Glenn
opened the fair and in bis remarks
said "I give you all a cordial greet
ing."
We want to again remind our
friends that we print nothing un
less name is signet! to commuiiicatio.
Ibis week we have lett out items,
which we regret to leave out on
account of there being no signature.
Send lis items but sign your name.
Mrs Lula B( hit has purchased
the entire interest from her associate
in the insurance business of O V
Carr and Co., iu Greensboro. The
Patriot says Mrs Carr is one of the
most successful woman in the South
in her line. Mrs Carr formerly
lived at Trinity, in this county, auil
a daughter of l'rof. J M vanity.
John Hardin, living about a mile
in the country, has had three chil
dren die of whooping cough, we
hear within the past twelve days
On Friday morning his last child
died of hydrophobia, having been
bitten about a month. Ihe disease
developed about three days ago, and
the little victim, aged 10, died in
great agony, at the home of his ma
ternal grandfather, Monroe lirown,
in Randlenian. The conditions sur
rounding these deaths demand the
attention of the health authorities.
vRaudlevnan Times.
A HAPPY
HOME
U one where health abound.
With Impure blood there can
ot be good health.
With a disordered UVER ther
caqnot b food blood.
WsPills
revtvHy the torpid UVER aadrMtoM
It natural action. -'
A healthy UVER in Mas pure
Wood.. Mi
Pure Mood mean health.
Health mean happiness.
ake ao Substitute. Ail Drufftst.
efforts to restore h-r f r
calling iji-r a to l.md iiimiv
than this and by the he
may we j. 1 11 her there.
iff:ic;i.,;
bc.tllti!'.-:
p of Unit
F. L. (.
Letter to I: Winsluw,
Ashchero, N, C
1: iii ..i l: Mi.imii- I-:-.,,
.Mis 1! T Hryaiil died at her hoim '
in Kiii(l!eiiiaii,"on Ihe Mth after a
lingering illness. Mie had lived in : IV
Richmond up unlil a few yc.:rs ago, !'
when she moved to liandieiuan in :
order to be (villi hi rtno sons Messis '
Sand V T Bryant. Mis Bryant1
was formerly Miss l intlev. of Amelia
county Virginia, and whs the w jfe!
of Dr J V Bryant of liicbmend'
who died live vears iiao. She is
survived by six sous and one daugh
ter. Kemains were taken to Uich-
niond for buiial.
.liiii.-
39 N. Ninth St.
Obituary. -
At Troy, X. ('., on Sui.day, Sept.
1 .til, 1:111.1, Mi 10 til.- Hie vesper
Dells or e.ii lli were inviting Minis to
holy service, the spiril of Sijci
Cntheiine McDonald Baldwin, of
liiiinsuer, X. C. went to the upj er
sunetiiarv that dar 10 worsbin anil
Mary Belle Hobbies, Ihe three adore her Lord, ""w here congivga
earold daughter of Mr mid Mra ' lions never break up and Sabbaths
iart Bobbins died in West Asheboro never end."
m Monday, Oct. Kith and was This dear saint was l.mn. March
buried 111 Asheboro. 1 2tih. 1S2S i.ear the town of Kuvettc
f.,,.,i. . v. .. 1 ,, ,,. , . ; ville, X. C, of pure oiiijinal Scotch
Ala-tlm lork died 011 the Dili 111 ' 1 r ...
11, 1, ,. 1. , , pareuiae. m anuiu 1 .e ago 01
Asheboro. Deceased was iibout SO f. ... 1 1 1.. ". ,
rs of age. ; i'- .s,,u , ,,s' V' u , ' "' 7
6 : Baldwin, ut li.iiidolph County, X. C,
Albeit Bobbins, son of Mr and ! w'10 afterward became an esteemed
Mrs Frank Bobbins. Aged about i anJ useful minister of the gospel of
PiiildJIphid. Pd
Farmers,
Orchard ists
;inrl nil
Fruit Growers ! k? 'm'
in search of monev nro- i sTt--
ducing comniodities,
eliould stock their or
chards with our new
three vears.
Deifness Cannot be Cured
lhoye,ini.l reii. li t
ir. There I. ,mv i
I thulin l,y ii.ii.liliilio
I.H'iil ii..llealiiins.
m-hmiI Nrti.)ii ef the
llVtl. lin-lllMllKM.II
Ill-llllK'.s
Of III
, lill-l
1 1 I.V
l.lll.l
unless Hip iutl;
llii.- tuU. iv.tn
llIK H ill 1h' lie.
Oils UiIhms nilliu.Hit yiu I. live
i.l ..r i.ii.TlV.'; !n aili.e. un.t uli..
Iiswl. iK'ufiics Is the reMill. 011
inn. 111, 111 1:111 Ikt Ink, 11 out 1111
.1 l.yt- iiorimil .'.m.liii.i.i. In 1,1
.y'CHtiirrh. ul'iieh is ttotliinit I,:
.lilion i.l the .mien. 1- sin inns.
one lli.iniiv.l H.,lllir l.ir 1111
' ,'eniisisl l,y enlajrh) t'liite ui.li
lar free. K .1 Clu-in
H11I1I hy linwui-ts. :..
Tako Hull's Kuinily I'illst.ii
Frankllnsvillo Itoms.
Hev l- A lV.Ki.1 preached nn. nl.!,- eii
illieMKCIiiirell Smuluv 1 iiin- iiml n
iplil.
Mr (1cm Tiniieii. uf (iieeiHlwni. u. ii
tmvn lul week.
Mr II K Craven i.n.l faniilv Wtu-l rulmiee
.1 flif ti.U ;.l liKh l'i,il ,m eek.
M11..M I. Murk, (if IIMi l'..ilil. i al hel
tai her - Mr !' A SlaeU f..i ,1 leu ...v.
Ml Hiek Kllisull has l.,en c.ili-hin;; .m,
i-ery hue lish, anil iitiiniig liu- Imesi wast
.irp uliieh weighcil 7 ll.s.
Min Marv t'eH-laml. i.l luiuueur. simi
Sadii'ihiy nielli anil Suielav with .Miss I'ainii,
llui.
Mm Mary Harris ami chiklien, of M.mt
Romery coiinly, lire visilinfi relatives an,
Itieml in Hie eily Hum week.
Several of our nmipli aiieiulel fair m
ireensltoro last week.
Mr J V Craven, of llih l'i.iiil,s-nl Salur
lay night aial Sunday in lnvn uiih his funi
the old aud time honored tandy
j Creek Missionary Bajdist A-eocia-tion,
I To them were hoi 11 si eii eliildic.i,
'four boys and three ;iris, allot
i j whom servive he; and are grown
land settled in life, bister Baldwin
1 ; was raised and I clouded to the
! ; I'resbyterirtiis "as ail her fatheis
j j were," until she attache.! herself to
the church of lur husband s faith
at Cedar Fulls in Iiandolph Countv,
N. V.
The suninioits ca ne rather sudden
ly, though she had been in declining
health lor tome years, while on n
visit to her youngest son, Mr. V. J.
Baldwin, at Troy, M. C, but it
found her ready, and happy at the
thought of renewing b. -r youth in a
better paradise in the better land.
She was buried in her home ceme
tery at Kaiuseiir I c-ide her beloved
husband with every child of theirs
present, and bcinoaiiin"; the loss ol'
niwther.
ll'r f'ineral was preached by Kcv.
Jaiu.s Jordan, of Franklii;s iile,
within it few yards of the spot where
the sume Divine preached her late
husband's fnneral thiity-seveii years
ago.
"Bfst for the toiling hands,
Best for the anxious brow,
Best for the weary way-worn feet.
Best from all labor no-."
Bv a Friend.
the happiest man in
lv
Sir Al lluds.i is
town. 11 in a line inrl,
The playat the aeadeiuy Salnr.la- nielit
was )iiltc 11 fiicerss and the larpe an.liei.te
lliat atiended were well p'enscd.
Mr Cnndarv Chaiidl. r who has 1. , n ill for
a few davs is ininravinp.
Two de.ilhs in our village Kiiduv tw-l a
a gloom over the entire cotnmtiuilv. The
tlrat wan Mrs Sarah 1 arks which ocetirrid at
the home of her mother Mrs Clur.i .1 Mcn.
She wun Si highly cultured young woman ami
of a gentle cliiistiau i!isK.iiinn icid wo
loved liy all who knew her, Sim lenvea a
IiusIkiiiiI, an infant child bill 11 few ilavs old,
mother, two brothers, one sisler and many
friends to mourn their loss. l.a(er in the
lay Mr Caroline Manerdied al the home of
Mr T A Slack. She vrii- wvelitv -lluve vears
old and hail liecu in oor (."altti for some
limn. She will lie greatly missed for l efore
her declining years she was an excellent
nurse in sickness and h;m Itccn in almost
familv in the ccumiut.hv and was
familiarly known as A. nit Carolin.s. Il.,lh
funerals tiwk place at the M K Church fvitur
l.iv conducted In- liev C A Wood.
DR. W. P. REAVES
New McAdo Building,
Grce'boro, N. C,
riaeli.-e liiuiled lo liiseaftMS inut Surgt rv
of the I'.ve. Kar. Nose and 'throat.
Hours' I .'III u,r, p. m.
At High Point Oilier over l.iie's Ping
Slul-e. Jlondav, Wed.ies.lav oed I i i ov.
Ileuisi 7:.l0to ll:.10n! 111.
I llllM- sold
e to .Ml II A
Notice.
ilenhaiM
be fouli.l in Ihe same
line of men handle,
customers loi pal fao
1 my t.ftiep, lirst atn'
n. p. cox; .
Jewe er and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C
-eiillemi.il of fai
1:1 of KL'.VI.OIKI cap
ear, payable week
A 1 I.l eas.
..rao (I (.'lows.
Asheboro. X. C
New Cotton Gin
id, for
1 guarantee
To Publishers
and Printers
We have an entirely new
process, on which patents
are pinding, w licrebv we
can reface old Brass ' Col
1111111 and Ik-id Bulc, 4 j.t.
and thicker, and make
I hem fully as good as new
and without any unsightly
knobs or feet on the l.ot-lom.
: l.igl.e..i 1,
llriiii:
si r a.
iill on
1 Mills
Polecat
A. N. Routh.
Randlcmnn, R, H. I). No.. 2.
Firniture.
i'i;ici:s
'ta. iiiv Column and He;,
lengths, I'M eenlf each.
l.ciloyl.) S Colnnui :
A sample of r, f.,-ed Pule
'lai-S will b- eh fully 1
I Pule
l.d lb
ilh lull p. I
I .e, lll.pliel
We have just received a large
slock ot 1'ieuire - anil i-rames,
Furniture, Rockers and Dining
LiiaiiP, i.ureaus, Wash btands,
Bod Steads, Devi Springs and
Mattredses at prices that will
' , please.
Also, we have a full line of un
'! dertak.ers goods. Any one in
: need of such will do well to call
on
Yearns & Fox.
r!iL4DIlPillA PRINTERS' SUPPLY
COMPANY.
ivisol Ty,..!
1 nullum M.i
THE CAROLINj
lCDOK STDVEj
e have just completed our line of Shoes aud will show the
best i:n.l finest line ever shown by us, at the very lowest prices.
SPKIAl SALE FOR TEN DAYS.
COME BEFORE THE 10 por cent ADVANCE
which w ill ,-nrely come before long. Our line consists of the Q
following- makes: t
Haniillon Brown's American Gentleman, $3.5(1 to $5.00. 0
" " " Lad v, 3.00; one of the best on
earth. Try a pair. Aluo full line other stvles.
('neon Quality for ladies at $2.50, 8.00 and 3.50. You J
can't fail to be pleased with style and quality of this brand.
Bull line of (iodman Shoes. Kvery pair warranted to have O
solid counters and soles. ' m
New lino of King Bee Shoes in vici and patent finish, $3.00 f
to if-l.tio, Full line Klkin Shoes, Hubbcrs, etc., will lie uhown. 5i
Com at mice and get well shod for winter. J?
WOOD & MORING. O
New Goods Arriving
On Every Train.
DONT MISS SEEING HEADQUARTERS.
Prince Bismark
apple trees. Thrifty,
stocky, of immense pro
duction and succeeding
in any soil. The finest
apple in the market to
day, receiving first prem
iiuiiS at all fairs and ex
positions where exhibit
ed. The apple that will
make money for you, be
cause ol its un-equalled
quality, superiority and
proved reliability. Five
acres of these trees will
net you more money
than 20 acres of wh9at
or potatoes.
Guaranteed to give Entire
Satisfaction. in every way.
- Tliis stove has e.
..Ilelf, l,i :
d. '' U -
. kie l.mel Ml
.bun .!
i. l we
vd '
ill
'.lerii improve
lop ,elf, ..ide
nii-kel knolis,
uieelv mlili-
ol sell the
.illv
IllKl.l t:lt
l-'.veiy stove "ii-iniulivd. .Miiniif.ieture.l l.v
Q. T. GLASCOCK & SONS, '
Greensboro, N. C.
I-'... s.,i.- I-.- l..-i ,V Wiiish,w U.bv Co.,
Ashe!...0. N. ('.
l-l
-old line
.'lit! ,.l
I i I' 14 .'lit the i.cli:-. eol.tuiissiou. we
siin:: ihe fr. ialn on nil orders for
10(1 nr. s and up as folloivs: ll' trees
ul . I'.'i at s I ... .".(I al :., UNI nt
fl.'i . .'.Ullat (Ji'lKI., I.OIM ut .17.".,
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old and
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Millinery
Opening.
On Saturday of this week. Oct.
11th. All are cordially invited
i to attend.
The latest and best Models of
j the season w ill be exhibited.
Mrs. E. T. Blair.
Rich & Moffitt.
This is Ihe Greatest Commer
tidl of To-day
We wnrrant them and
will replace any tree that
die?,
Tree of f hnrjc.
(New Store)
Dealers in
Groceries, Notions.. .
. . .and Country Produce.
South Fayetteville Street.
all t'linee Hi
dav, in-low o.
a !ci.!..:e,.
ual s'tcci.illtv of
re will
Farm for Sale.
The v
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iiial.i.- laud, hi
111 miles f
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die
the I-: S Kin
Tiiuile, 4IS
Tlit N.
B. CJUSe NiiRSERY
COMPANY.
Ncwariv, New York.
t
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hind, a
uphl privately
ufoi
noplv
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r u r.'.c;:
Apeuls
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:lllsl: T,. N nil Yoll p.
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Olie Of the last (llllCIJji acta Of o(ll.eirieomcrjr;fii.ll;r..,iiduea..dmiiiii
PriaM.-iit l!ou:cvclt liefoiv lcnviii:
for his Sniili.iu trip, was the iii
poiiitioeiit of Mr W K Huow, j.og't
niaster ul Ilih E'oiat.
ilialc isivm -iit
h TcSy iH.tue.l
J 1 lolnisou,
J tl J..hiuon,
The recent jacl; frost ha? Kt th price.-) down on my
Dry Goods, Shoes. Notions and Men's Hats
within the rjuch of everybody. Ho was a welcome
visitor, licence I must make mom for my new line of
pooih that will f-on-.i be ii-H-n','i for the inspection of the
-leo-ilo. Take advantage of tho opportunity. Come
and see me and be com incccl that, my prices are rock
bMtom and my KOids seco'irl to none in quality.
Remember f handle pure food, (iroceries, Country
Produce, Chickens and Epp and Feed Stuff.
New fresh goods are arriving and will be so'd at
short profits.
B. A. YEARWN. Sutccssor to Jasper Auman.
We have purchased an immense amount of goods and
our stock is fast assuming the appearance of a full and
complete fall stocky
A few of our recent arrivals:
52 in. Cravanette for Coat Suits and Rain Coats $1.25
per yard.
38 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 51.00 per
yard.
36 in. Illack Taffeta Silk, guaranteed, Jl.CO pr.- yard.
New line Flannelettes for Kimonas and dressing
Sacques just the thing for these cold mornings.
We carry the celebrated John B.
3tetson Hats.
ft! orris-Scarboro-Moffitt Co.
Telephone No. 7.
Free Delivery.
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McCrary-R.eddirg Hardware Company.
Last chance tb buy a BICKFORD & HUFF
MAN or SUPERIOR grain drill before seeding
time, as now is the time to use them.
We have a lot of them on hand and can fur
nish you anything in this line that you may
need at a low price.
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Capt. J. W. Fry, Pres. R. R. King, Vice. Pres.
E. Caldwell, Jr., Secy.
The Greensboro Life Insurance
Company.
Organized 1905. (Legal Reserve)
$100,000 Paid Capital. $25,000 Surplus.
Writes all ordinary forms of policy contracts. Each
policy is registered and secured by Treas. Dept of State.
Serviceable Fall and Winter Goods.
For your heavy lJreen Gooilx, Outings, Flanuelg, Fuo-
tory I'hiidd, Waist Goods, Fascinator, Shawls, Union
Suite, Liulies Vnilervcsts,- Gento Heary Umlcnrour,
11 nte, Shoo. Hose, Children's Suits, Men's Pauts nd it
l.ire iiiunlity of the bctst nality of Rubber Shoes at
the cry lowest prices and Notions, etc "
For Ion iitva go to
Ridge, Fox & Company.
Take The Courier and Get the News.
6ne Dollar Per Year in Ad vance,