The Asheboro Courier. Asheboro, N. C. Jan 11 1906, Local and Personal. Mr Rankin bere. Parks spent Sunday Mr E P Haves, of Kandleman spent Monday here. J 0 Redding spent Monday in High Point. Mr B Frank Page, of Greenboro spent Sunday here. W M Wilson, of Arch dale, was a visitor here Tueiday. Sheriff T J Finch spent Tuesday at Trinity on business. I)r 0 C Hubbard, of Worthville, was here yesterday on business. Mr Hay worth went to Siler City Saturday on business. Mr C C McAlister made a busi ness trip io Aberdeen Monday. Mr Worth McAlister spent Sun day in lowu with his parents. Mr Joel Hammond, of Dewey, was a visitor at the Courier office Tuesday. Mr W F McDowell returned from a trip to the west last Mon day. Miss Etta Blair has been visiting her sister, Mrs A M Rankin, in High Point. Messrs 0 E Hussey and Frank Pritchard both lost two good horses thi8 week. Mr J W Jolly spent a day or two last week in High Point and Greens boro on business. Mrs Allie II Worth and Mrs C C McAlister returned Saturday night from a visit to Spray. Mr II E Moffitt has moved iuto the home he recently purchased of Mr T E Lassiter, on Sunset Ave. Mr A II Julian, of Springfield, Mo., is visiting relatives and friends in the Deep River section. Mr Fincher aud family, of States ville, were here Monday going to Farmer to visit Rev Fincher's fami ly. Mr 0 R rox has sold the building, and lot on which it stands on corn ers of North and Depot street to Mr A M Free. Rev Jesse Lawrence, who was formerly a resident of this county, was here Monday on his way to Greeonboro. Mr Thomas Ingram, of Mt Gilead, spent Sunday with his brother, Henry Ingram, who is here in the Asheboro Graded School. Mr B F Newby, of the Asheboro Hotel, has purchased a lot on the old Hoover property, near the depot and expects, in the early spring, to erect a hotel building on the site. Dr J V Hunter went to High Point Tuesday morning to meet Mrs Hunter and children, Neely and John, who have been visiting rela tives in Charlotte for several weeks. Messrs J S McAlister, of Spray, Worth McAlister, of Greensboro. T 0 Worth, Durham, and E C Williamson, Worthville, were here Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Worth Manufactoring Company. Mr R R Ross and son George, are at McCall, South Carolina, having gone there several days ago with a large drove of horses. A letter from Mr Ross says his son was pain fully injured Saturday, While rid ing a horse attempting "to round up" a load of mules, his horse tripped falling on his foot. He will be on crutches several days. Mr W A Underwood has pur chased the one-half interest owned by Mr WmC Hammer in the Stand ard Drug Company, and also the one-half interest owned by Mr Ham mer in the building owned by the Standard Drug Company. The firm has been dissolved, Mr Under-1 wood continuing the business sole proprietor. Mr Underwood is an excellent business men and de servedly popular with the people. Many complaints are being re ceived by the Register of Deeds from Justices of the Peace of Randolph county about the delay of the Re vised Code. They have not been received on account of the first ed ition being exhausted. A second edition is now on the press, however. Thos Smith, son of Maj 3 H Smith, of Winston-Salem, is run ning messenger for the Southern Express Company from High Point to Asheboro. Mr Smith has just been honorably diacharg?d from the U S Navy, where he was stationed in the electric room of the Battle ship Arkavaas. J D Ross spent to-day in Greens boro. Mr W J Armfield went to Troy, Monday on business. Mrs E C Poteet, of Why Not, ar rived Wednesday to visit relatives. Mr J W McAlister, of Greens boro, spent Sunday with relatives here. McDowell Bros are expecting a carload of fine horses the last of the week, Armfield & Laughlin have moved their office to the second floor of the Lexington Grocery Co building. Mr Frank Boyles, of Greensboro has accepted a position with the National Bank of High Point. Work is progressing nicely on the residence of Mr R I Dickeus,, cor ner of Church and Hoover Streets. Mr Leo Barker has been here this week. He is unable to work on accouut of his eyes, but is im proving. J M Lassiter has purchased the residence of J L Norman on S Fayetteville street consideration $700.00. Mr A L Garner, who came here from Winston-Salem, about two months ago is seriously ill at his home in North Asheboro. Engineer Kephart w 11 move his family from High Point to the cot tage known as Bachelors' Hall, on Worth street at an early date. Mr and Mrs Thos Lassiter left Monday morning for Greensboro where they make their home. Mr Lassiter will engage in the lumber business with his brother, Mr E,C Lassiter. The McCrary-Redding Hardware Company h3 purchased from Arm field & Laughlin a warehouse on the railroad for the purpose of erecting a large brick uuuuing on it in tne near future. Rev N R Kichardsonu was called to Randleniau yesterday i y telegram to conduct the" fumeral service of Mrs De.marie Hardister. The de ceased was the mother of Mr Chas Cranford, of Asheboro. E G Morris has moved his livery business to the stable formerly oc cupied by It R Ross. Mr Ross has purchased the old Morris atauies ou Depot St, and will put improv- mentson it in tne spring. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. announces that in the future their agents will also sell of the well known Wheeler & Wilson machines. The latter company will continue the manufacture however. We are in receipt of an invitation to attend the celebration of Mrs Nannie Bulla Craven's 50th I irth- day. The Courier wishes many happy returns of the day and hopes she mav live to celebrate 50 more birthdays. J A Helsabeck and son have op ened a jewelry and repair store on the second floor of the McCrary buildine on Depot street east oi tne Post Office. Messrs Helsabeck has just moved to Asheboro from Ether, NC. Mrs N P Cox went to Millboro Sunday to attend the sick room of her mother, Mrs E W Snyder, who is suffering from pneumonia comph cated by injuries sustained by a fall a few days ago. A letter reports the latter s condition much improved. Mr D Grins, of Reading, pur chasing railroad ties for the Penn' sylvania system, is at the Central Hotel. It is notable that each visit of Mr Gring to this section promotes an advance in price which forces the Southern, also larger purchasers in this section, up several cents per tie. SPENCER RUSH. Mr 0 L Spencer to Miss Etta Rush were married at the othciating justice, J S Ridge's home on the 18th of January 1906. Mr Spencer is the son of Mr and Mrs w W Spencer of Mechanic, N C. Miss Rush is the daughter, of the late Henry Rush, of Holly, N C. Mr O L Spencer's home is at Alva, Okla. where he has beenfor thirteen years, where he and his bride will make their future home. They leave for Alva, Okla. about February 1st. We wish them much happiness aud prosperity in their far away home. Will Visit Ashtboro. N W Walker, of Chapel Prof Hill, Superintendent of the Ashe boro Graded School for two years, will be in Ashebore oa the first Monday in April. It is his purpose to try to interest the citizens of Asheboro township in the important matter of establishing a township high school. The Leader, principal afternoon taper of Pittsburg, Pa, was recent y sold for $1,250,000. MIKE WRITES PAT. Greensburrow, N. C, January 13, 190G. Deer Pat: I picked up a repub lican paper the other day, an I notis ed that some of the republicans is awfully disturbed about the way people are takin onto Tom Dixon's Clansman. Of course, I dout no what the Clansman is, but I could tell that it had something in it about the niggers, an I believe that its got something about the repub licans, whether it jist comes right out an says it or not, for tney seem to be mity uneasy about the thing for fear somebody'll raise the nig ger question again. A fellew here at my elbow, by the name of Solo mon Wiseacre, says the Clansman is a drama that shows how the Ku Clucks put it to the old carpet-baggers who come in here after the war, an got the oflises, an put the slaves in power, an disfranchise white men, an scared white wimen to deth, an issued bones for $.25 cents on the doller, an laid the foundation of a skeme for Mary Ann an her brother, Repudiated B., to get rich collectin repudiated bonds, an so forth. Well, I dont no what it is, but I no a republican polytishen gets mity uneasy when you yell nigger; an I gess it makes em think of the campanes iu this stait in 1898 an 1900, when the best people of the stait buried the re publican party beneath a great wave of righteous indignation, an outra ged decency, an all of them things you feel like when you know you've done rong an everybody's down on you, an a thinkin about how mean you've been every time they see you. Yes, in them two campanes, the good people all stuck together, as they ought to do all the time, aa rite the names of Mary Ann an Re pudiated B. an Jeemes Young an Abe an Isack down iu the same column with such nanus as Bene dict Arnolds. The rads cant stop fussin over the oftises long at a time, but once iu a while some fel ler yells nigger to scare em, an they turn dethly pa'e. But where's the silly-white repub lican party that was organized three years ago? Did Teddy order the thing smashed, of did it rub up against Jeemes Young an Abe Mid dletou, as of yore, till a fellow cant which is which? I dont think Abe an Jeemes an sich fellers have any fears or any doubts as to their again havin the exalted privelige of show in their kinkycrateied ivory dens at the same old stand when the G. O. 1'. (Grand Old Pig) holds future Stait conventions. Well, I think the Tar Killiu an Iilackbern's crowd is a goin to whip out the Industrial Nuse an Mary Ann's crowd in the marshalship BOSS JEEMES is a goin to be re - appointed, an he smacks his lips jist like he is eatin his last piece of gooa oiu leuerai pie. uont you no he'll be a hard one to wean? Wont he hate to give up that god old pie? Wont he hate to quit bossin the republican party in Randolph? Who is that noisy little feller down there in Randolph that say I accused him of gittin his orders from Greensburrow? Who ever heard of him before? What kind of paper is the Bully Tin? You jist tell that egotistic little feller that I was a thowin stones at the crowd an dident no he was in it, an I would never have nown that he was hit if he hadent yelped. I was a shootin at big game: 1 dont think it pays to waste cannon balls a shootin at snow birds. I wish you would send me a copy of the Bully Tin, or lin Bull, or what ever you call it. I want to no what sort of a paper it is that you say is a givin me the dickens. Dont be a showm my letters to toKes. i indent ame for you to tell it about the Ram dolph republicans a gittin their or ders from Greensburrow. If you dont keep your mouth shet you'll nave tne hole crowd onto me. if there was a whale in the crowd I wouldent mind bein swollered, but it makes me shudder at the thought of beia nibbled to deth by minners an craw-fish an tadpoles an so forth. You keep your mouth shet about my letters hereafter. Here's a verse that Solomon Wiseacre advises me to follow: "The dog that howls is the one thats hit," "Is a sayin that's old an wise; Let him growl, an whine, an his big throte split "Over so-called thiusts trom Federal court is in session again, an many are the ones that yern for the welcome verdict of "not guilty." The deestrict aturney is a span kin good feller, an he's too smart for grafters an revenuers. Oh for them preshous words, "not guilty : But Mister Holton intends to bring them grafters to justice. He'll give the oSls-brokers, as the Tar Kihn calls em, a lively time takin care of their heelers an keepin em out of trouble. Pat you jist ought to move up here. Old Guilford is a movin up hill the fastest of any county in the stait. With good graded schools an good acadmaized roads all over the county, you may bet that our people feel proud of what they have done to b"ild up the county. People up here be lieve in progress. A farmer can haul grain an wood an so forth to the market in any kind of weather for mcadamized roads cant get mud dy, an you can haul three times as much at a load, too. Why dout Randolph do something for her muddy roads? She could do as wej have done, vote three hundred dol-1 lers in bonds, an have macadami-1 zed roads. If you want to keep the I best people in your county you "Hist build good roads an good schools. I It worries me about makin that little feller mad about gettin orders from Greensburrow. I dident mean a thing about him. Bay, rat, wont you go up there and call him hunney, an tell him I dident mean him, an see if you cant keep him from bilin over an spillin out more bad words. I dident no anything about him, so I guess the Greens burrow feller that sent out the or ders dident no there was sich a fel ler in the world. Is he a native of North Carolina? I dont recon they send him any orders, for I dont suppose he'd no what to do with em. He wouldent no what orders is, would he, Pat? Your brother, Mike. P. S. Dont forget to keep vour mouth shet about what I rite. A Card of Thanks. , I wish to thank the Masons of Marietta Lodge and M L Davis, of j Flat Creek Lodge, for their kind re- j membrance of me in my sickness y presenting me with such a nice sum i of money and their kind words of j sympathy. I A II Wilsox. Raniseur, N C, Jan 15, 1900. Dr W II Wakefield, of Charlotte, will be at Central Hotel in'Ashe boro, on Saturday, Jan'y 27th, (one day only) for the purpose of Treat ing Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, aud adjusting glasses. On tnis visit the Doctor will supply lenses to his patients needing them, free of charge. SOME PEOPLE ;,have pianos in their home 'Z that!? are f practically dead. I I &We thave several Cecilians which; we wish to dispose of j dTrTffeF'themrfbTut 1 E costnd will sendwith Jhe I Cecilian from 12 to 15 pieces .J of music. TT, Write at once, this offer ' only holds good on three Cecilians we have in stock. Southern Wareroom, No. 5 West Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, NC, C. H. WILMOTE, Mgr. THE IMPLEMENT GO. RICHMOND, VA, ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Fencing, Roofing, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting. Write for prices and catalogue. We carry one of the largest ami f best stocks of i Farm Implements! in the South, ami can save yov. money on your purchases. Vti.:- ever you need, get our prices be fore purchasing. Special bargains in Farm Wagons ; and Buggies. Best makes. i Low Prices. ; The Implement Co., ! 1302 Vain Si., Richmond, Ya. A C MCALISTER & CO. Asheboro, N. C. Fire, Life and Accident Insur ance. The best companies represented, over the Bank of Randolph. Offices J. V. HUNTER, M. D., Asheboro, N. O. Day calls answered from either Drug Store. Night calls from residence in front of Bunk Fox's residence. PUpitC S Discovery FOR STOMACH, BOWELS.'LIVER AND KIDNEYS. $1.00 per bottle, three for 52.50. six for $5.00. Payne's Quick Relief Oil, 25 cents. Pavne's Hedical Soap, 10c. All sold by ASHEBORO DRUG CO. W. A. UNDERWOOD, Randleman, N. O. DEATHS. Mrs Susan Gray died at her home near Gleuola on the 7th and was buried at Millboro on the 9th. i Deceased was 80 years old. She was the mother of Mrs Thomas 1 Hoover, of Asheboro. ers Ayer's Cherry Pectoral quiets tickling throats, hack ing coughs, pain in the lungs. It relieves congestion, sub- Cherry Pectoral dues inflammation. It heals, strengthens. Your doctor will explain this to you. He knows all about this cough medicine. "We have iiks.I Aver's Cherry Pectoral In our family for 25 yenrt for tliroat ami lung troubles, and we think no nfrloh:R eiiiuln It." Mas. A. 1'o.mekov. AppU'ton, .Minn. M,sn!.,jl.(W. .;. c. avicr no, All lrilL'L'l.. T.OWMII. V:i ior Weak Throats Ayer's Purely Pills greatly tv'! The Three Dependa bles IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD Their value can't be told in money Vick's Croup and Pneumonia Cure Prevents and cures in every case applied externally, 25. Vick's Yellow Pine Tar Cough Syrup Prevents consumption and cures worst cough, 25c. Vick's Turtle Oil Liniment Largest and best for man and beast, 25c. These are money and life savers and no wise household will be without them. Take no substi tutes at your dealer's or send direct to L. Richardson, Manufacturing Chemist, Greensboro, N C. J. A. HELSABECK 4. SONS. JEWELERS, Asheboro, N. C Watches, Clocks, Specta cles, etc. Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted. Call and see us, near postoffice, over Spoon's Store. DR. D. K. LOOKHART, DENTIST, Asheboro, N. O. office: 9 am to 1 pm 2 pm to 5 pm OVER THE BANK. t am now in my ofHre prepared to practice dentistry iu its various branches. For J WATCHES, I LEWELERY 1 and j Valentines, See morris, I the Jeweler, I Ra.ndlen8Ln. N. C. ! Dr. S. A. HENLEY, Physician - and - Surgeon, ASHEBORO. N. C. Office over Spoon 4 Redding's store near Standard Drug Co, Ay Needles, Parti and Supplies for both Wheeler & Wilson and Singer Machines. SOLD ONLY BY SINGER 8EWING MACHINE CO. CVirginla-Carollnaj Xherai COTTON Increase YottrlTJ2!U VallieS Yields Per Acre T A Kr l.a It Is a well known fact that cotton, or any other crop, produced with Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers will brinir the hurhest possible price on the mar ket. Make healthy, strong, well-developed, early cotton, with full grown bolls on the fruit limbs at the base aa well as all the way up to the very top and tip ends of the branches of the cotton plants, by liberally using Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. They contain all the materials neces sary to supply to your land the ele ments which nave been taken from It tiy repeated cultivation yearafter year, Thoso fertilizers will greatly "increase your yields per acre." Accept no sub stitute from your dealer. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Richmond. Va, Atlanta, Ga, Norfolk, Va, Savannah, Oa, Durham. N. C. Montgomery, Ala. nttri.-oi-tju, n. u. wumpnis, xenn. uuumore, jtia. onreveport, u. W. D. Spoon's is the place to buy your Heavy and Fancy Groceries Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc. ' ALSO UP-TO-DATE MEAT MARKET. 'Phone 53 Asheboro, N. C. Por 60 Days we will sell at greatly reduced prices our line of Hats, Braids, Fancy Feathers, also other articles at Low Cut Prices. Mrs. E T. Blair. 1 DR. F. A. HENLEY, ASHEBORO. N. C. Nitrous Oxi and Oxygen for painless Ex tractions Offices First Rooms Over the Bank of Randolph.

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