rcculUr' Caatom of the Arl Ladle
f of albrfr!wwtivrt.v.
1 a$Ti&'tit4W bit .S5a'nlbr-Jlv-:1 1
I grrpt eeIfl8loft '' in the large whit s
I lioitaes, nevflr, polng :-.int a th daytim;
J frok on yeif n4i to knottier,, srj
JthelvW'ancWste'OiJiird'ljin. A littl
I cooking ana swqtmettt.iiiaklns is toel ;
I onlf irecogilied emiwmfiiA, Sbow i
.gome few 'ot,ilem m$ 'do- trWutiftjl
gli'J ;en)broiderri oll. thflt beiT
anibe fanned W itlfelrtaWgirta Jb
the usual 'occuaiiof of richer
,omen. $S-,0-$WJ$
If they want ti vlii.lt tbeto friends, or,
f 3- Is more often thepaemj to perambu
late the town, they wait until 8 o'clock
In the evening, when a gun la fired
warning all Mohammedans that It la
Uie fifth, and last.ihour pf prayerv, then
!Jiey may q out (,, They, are, entirely
nvelored iu Jnrge mantles and their
aces completely hidden by very ugly
fcllt masks, with oblong s!lU. for the
pyes, and 'many' of thertl wear these
even in the privacy of their own homes,
fhelr other gannents are trousers and
i tunic reaching below the knee, which
B often embroidered and trimmed wrth
fold braid; Theyi have a number of
jold and silver ornaments, nose rings
ind earrings, bracelets, anklets, and
so on. ,
iThey are very light in color, many of
bem cream colored. Their features are
fgular and good, and they have dark
jyes and silky black hair. They paint
inder tjwlr eyes and. state thalr hands
init tinils a reddUli color Vtth'lmba.
'f they want to go any distance from
iome they ride through the narrow
treets on large white asses stained a
tick red. the .skives running by tbe
deS, ' but you ' generally meet ' them
lalklng solemnly along, surrounded by
Jielr slaves, who carry enormous lan
cms as big as n London street lamp. ,
IVery often they do not return hom
111 4, in !th4;!ibortlng,' when, another1
kin is fired proclaiming the firet liou
'f prayer. It la very !akrard at timet
hen you meeMntbe streets some of;
iese ladles v.honi you ought to know!
id are greeted by tbem.-You cannot:
le then- faces, it is not always easy
i recognize a voice, an4 nothing would
rend them more than to ask thelf
imes. ni l , i .u.i i . , ,i :
FREAKS OF THE LAVA, 'j
m Cai-soa lavtdeata of. Ortuvj
Sow VtBaavlaa. i.i. . ,
it one house;-whit bad been'ettlrej
surrounded bjr the flood, but not dei
pyed,, que saw:, peop'e, on fop of tliej
ass of lava,.' Entering' tie. upper wlai
ws. wi tb a .ladder, and bringing fort(
Selr' 'household 1 goods to" transport
Ltri ttf a"i)lace of safety. 'Oqe vinej
fsd, was surrounded on three slides bjr
is dividing current., and, It was posj
jle to walk rnto it-among the lines)
Itirimrrfisa Viae1 htid W Wrce'lvo the
still glowUiitVtawering wall?
Ilava ou each side'.' The people atj
buted this remarkable pUcuamepon
the miraculous intervention of tlielj
jilomiH, ''Our Indy' of -tJ:,8nws.,
JU whose sacred Image they had con-
inted, . the all Tonre , rnoMjer
jeepln
jlrently doonieil homes. i'T , N . . ... ' -1
8te v(ft?p tu prints and fhfeta'i ;' . J lij! .iemrftiia. J j 4
i, elnglng the litany, retreated as the u M l(.ml Allwi, (lie,, ltt her
fful flood swept ou. and still the , ., p
Imd of singing and prayer rose above K , ... ;, J,
fearful roar of the torrent and the' " "'rt 1,uV srt""' loF- tUtf
inder of the mountain above, belch- j kv ler sfr.-nng -as more than cuu lie
g forth from the central crater fiery 1 'old. IMatives, frie.idt, au,l pliyskians did
0ibs and enormous swirls of cinder, j all tliey coald to relieve her pain aod Kive
nd and smoke, which rose to great her lite, hut iii vuin. Iru August 1001, sbe
Ights. Yard by yard the lava swept ; ,mited in marrlag to Mr. .1. B. Allied
te nrd. Now a palatial villa would be of H,.,llatolli 'ivxas. Slip leaves a sorrowful
frounded by the torrent, crushed hllltIltttl(l three cuiidru.' Ernest. I-o. a.,l
kn and disappr in smoke; now a htaM m two
aep ng peasant would see his little 1 .
ttage nil vineyard, his all. go under Hw. e.ter Moore u...l M Kuwe Macon,
v nu Instant. I To k,ll"T ,,er K" '" love ht,r' S e pro'
)ne poor woman was thus watching fsed religion while quite young and joined
fate of her earthly belongings from '. the Chiistiun Church at N'ew Center, where
ittle euilneuce wheu a smaller crnter
ne roaring forth at her very feet.
4 turned to flee, fell, rolled to the
torn of the little' hill, and the next j
pient the lava flowed forth like the
sa from a glass of beer and 6wept
r the spot where she had been
hding au instant lefore. William
Andrews In Century.
I , . GJnttonoas Kuklmos. j
lie eating jwwers of the Eskimos, .
te talus told in the looks of north-
'explorations are to be believed, are ,
J extra irdiuaryi -One writer tells t
vouns man scarcely full grown I
p ate four pounds and four ounces! j c. Aberbathy. inacagiug editor
frozen sea horse flesh, four pounds hf . ch&tWM 4iiejfTeff died Sat
("ndlnde monnng at St. Joseph's Sau-
.Wad, one and one-fourth pounds ; at mum at Asbeville, wheie he bad
f ica gravy, in twelve hours. Besides 1
Bng the alwve he also drank one
k of grog, three glasses of raw epir
maa jalue idnts of wator.s . , . , ,
i " ' " - '.
I Conralneeace,
fheu, a p!ck,pcrson is becoming con-.
cjnti 'the Tufe of a 'quiet time be
jea 8 nlji o'clock; iu (he afternoon
jild. stiil be adhered to until com
e'fngth is 1 regahied.a I3ven li the
entaiwtibtalp sleep the fact of;
V nnlotlv'tn a darkened room Wlfl
fbetli eyes sab - bnam, 1 producing
Jeeling pf wide awake brjghtnesa
Invalids so often feel in the even-
to Oeifa: the )Jeasantest' time of the
In consequence.
-,iriak SUnJer. -.; .-j.r.t.;? 1
four husband," said Mrs. Hlghmus
pously, 'Is decidedly Interesting
Joriglnal, even if be does sometimes
his own horn a little too"
ea't-aer-4ndigaaBtly exclaimed f
nawoll "Mt hnahnnrl alwava
GaswelL "My husband always
his handkerchief r Chicago Trtb-
l"n''comni6n"fatnt' ftTtje , never
red with our fortune nor dlssat
wlth out understanding. Rocbe-
fculd. .,.-(.-:
NEKV 0 IJSLIY SE PHI A,,,,, CAN
BeIjUKEiTTf ONE WILL
I was uoWMpMjiftii k$N9M Oy.8.--pepaia
. foi. eignt years. Wl.eu.I
was taken I weighed 185 , pounds,
auat; reduced toe ,'to. ittf.'il could
uvvVw't ''" f0& I .oelieye if I
hud taken solid food ic would Lave
killed me, and I had to live on
sweet ami lightest kind of diet f. "
Vi'J wad !ev'.'Jt yh-m,' jjjkil '.8. neari
I j;evtry;itaj!' aijd iwoulul have docks'
to i'rWt.iW,., iiut they did . uot 'do
ui dii' .'JUit'icIe b'f .; go6d hot. even'
!to relieve' trie.1';' '.' 1
f 1 was so weak that for three
niontliji I was nut able to walk.
'iMfrwjd tbeiupui. I hyl. ratUtTLie
ibaii.itu nuft'ei'i ittuver ktiaio al I.
felt' that 1 whs in li worse cuudition
than any one who ever lived. I1 " ' '"' '
Mr. Joe Persou and.iny. wifp per-j
!'u'adjei nie io' U'e Mrs. ' ' J, oe Prsou'
Rfcineiv. , '. ' " ;; ,::,!' ;
' ' 1 bought a doieu ootlles " aiitl itj
was .three niouths, tei"re i . leu any
rejef at all. I'hei),,.-!, coinaipoed
tOifflpriive;ignt( along... , .,( i.
1 'took' thityrlne , bbttei, andjit.
cured we. It bio been two years
since 1 was cured, and I have iievei
bad a louch of tl e tiouble Biucej
and cau eut anything under the
uun, and as much of t as I want.
If-any tuie will stick t Air. Per
son's KfUitdy long euough to build
up the system, I know it will cure
tbe-Di8t aggvatrd ea -of 4ype.
4a of net vousness that, cut .be,
I i.'1 '!.! B. M. MKDLINv
Qneduiore, (irauviHe County, N. C,
II. K. D . No. 1, Aususf 1,1904
i r cAyifi COUNTY. . . ?
S i M ,. . '! tj ., ;
.iirii, Moore Died ljtnt We?kMa
; , tally Hcalded... ; ;, J
MiK'kville Courier. " "'-1 '"'! j
AtiBk . ClemeDtine Moore, i mothet
of Kegister of Deeds J. h: Moor4
died laat Thuraiat at her sou's resi
deuce on Churchy 8treet,; of cancer
forn which she had been a. 'greaj
4if feiwv). (Mrs. Moore, was 65-. year j
old. :!: v i ;(if -.it-iM. !(..-;. i
) Kimbrongh Gairher, col , fell int
af vat of boiling water at. 'the Veheei
plagt at Mocks ville earl v Wed uesdaj
dioming, ftnd was terribly acaldea
fjoui bis neck down. It is thought
ihut he is faiallv burued. .,
An insane man ty the. name of
Jones confined jn j he t'ountyJ,ai
Attempted to kill hiinaelf Saturda
by butting liihisvH' ..against the bar
of his eel'.' ' ' ;i ' ' ''' '" i
The Commercial and' Farmer'
Ban k at Kural Hall' ' was'- orgauiaed
l4t..wi;eIc.,1.,The stock. 14 OW.Pfd ,, hj
biirtiness men of the town and W.
nVerlv, of Mt. Airy and T. J.
y, of Mocksvillv
remained a faithful luemher until her
death. She wa buried at Concord Ceme
torr, where a large or wd of eople asseni
bled to riy their Inst trilmteoT re)ect.
Hers was tlie ipiiet, olieUient, busy life.
She w n pood friend, a faithful wife and
loving mother. May the I.ord bless the
Horrowing ones and keep the dear husband,
mother, and children tor a noble life. The
burial services were conducted by Rev. C. A.
Wood, of Pnlnseiir. K. C.
A Fpikni..
. Death bt' Mr. Alx-rnatliy.
gone ior ireaimeut xor 4uug uuuuic
Mr. Aberuathy was 32 vears of age
He began his career as a printer at
the age of 13-yeara at -Newton. t .In
fee accreted, a.posit.ion Witlhe
Observer as compositor, and was
rapidly promoted ufitil at his; death
,be .badi uio,uuted to alnioat , ;the;( top
most-round f the ladder.
aiHoul -if.' n )? m
' !BngiueeivMcIiidori,f Wbo 'vrdi
"hot bi the riolftrt-SsJiebni-yiAugHSt
6th, .underwent an .operation . Jas
'week, liis leg and hip being ' anipu
tafed; He ii3 imce di-d. ' '": '. -?i
Qoodfor the cough, removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. Thai's
the work of Kenuedy's Laxaaive
Honey and Tar the original cough
Evruc Contains no opiates. Sold
- StandarcTDrng Co. and" Asheboro
t-T r- - vr n
urug kjo., aiueuuiu, x. ,
- Wm. Spain, a ATorth Carolina
negrr was lynched -by a mab teai
St. George, S. C, last week. He
entered a house with intent to as
suit a young lady who was there
alone.
tttymr adverti stng:"""
ciiHMiiMnt
How a- I-ir
Name on a Building.
Close observation on the part of a
newspaper1 'rani' tri '''Boston ' several'
years ogoi revealed) n ' strikhtg 'device
employed by H?ni,of,MfIlin.Mead
& White, tjhe notod. New. Tork archi
tects, or wmcn Binniora nue, wqo
The deviiV, says the' fltfsburg'(iazette
VMM.1 whs'h.nlVMtlfe'of'u'iies1 fa-'i
mots 'Ml' witbr,llrtteVatUre' 'Arid'hrt 1 by !
which .the flrlnij1 namb 'wuB tw'lie en-'
graved:.dn 'tht. BotoH fubltc' library'.'
As may be observed, the nrrangoment)
defied, iVronrturflWsMry,; jmd ll)MOo
pbyr Iajifrr!U)gemep.t,'nndi jtb)s was,,the.
Iritb"n; seUmiAgiy'. hpnt orrjieHtjitldn'
for the:flne bnlMing.' Begtfihlng1 at'the1
top of a space to be devoted to names1
famous i In the; world! la .Varfous' Wries
wereithe followlngM v.oim ' r-.ai t I cy
in ;i .1 -Ai U Moes," i'i-I Vv.ibl.'.i Hi; h'
. - :0?,Ti !-.i.!..,i,M .iii b.
1. 1 ij):0. .Mleocratea, ...II
:Wllton. jl.'il lid ilii
These names, through their Initials,
formed the fi,rst part of the acrostic,
spelling ! t'jnlply ' "McKlpi."1 T'A . slight
space appeared before, the rixt list Of
aatocs, whicfi wtt: "' 7.',: '
- .'.1 ii I i'Mozart, ; i.iiu.i .'',.1
. .. . . , .. Euciiij, , ; .... -. .. ,
. ' Aeschylus, . 1 ,
'! I : l 1 tante. 1 1 ! "1 i 'i
'iTtie initials' of these1 names brought
out the second . namfe of the flrmj
"Mead."; Another slight space, and the
following names appeared: i ' i ; i '. l
. Wren. -.' : !
. f , Kerrlck. .. , ,
'' ' Irving,
: 1 ... 'Titian, : .,;.
Erasmus. , i
Here was the name "White" also en
graved, the whole device bringing out
the firm name of "McKlm, Mead &
White" in connection with the world's
famed men. It was In 1800, Just before
the building was completed, that the
discovery was made and published.
The list of names was changed.
' THE! REAL LlrWOLN. . '
'..' .!;.; ,;t ' ' .''
Ha Wu Kol Hinely,nil H Wm
. ( KoC'Slovejnlr-jtB Dreaa. , ;
For many rears It has been the. f ashi
Ion to .call M,r, ' Linooln homely. He
was vey tal aha very thin. Ills' eys;
were deep s'ttnken, his skin, of a sallow;
pallor, his hair coarse, bMck and un
ruly. Yet lie was neither - ungraceful
nor awkward nor ugly.M-Hia large fea
tures,: fitted his large : f Same, : and his
large handa and feet were but right on
a body that measured six feet four
Inches. , His was, a sad and tboughtful
face, add 'from 'boyhood be bad carried
a load of care:'' It is small wonder that
wtieii n!orie or absorbed ltt thought the
face should take on.decp lines, the eyes
appear as if: seeing something beyond
the. vision of other men and 'the.ebout
ders stoop as though they; too. , were
bearing a weight. But in a moment
all would be chnnged. The deep eyes
could flash .or twinkle-merruy, wUb hu-
mrr rtr l.w'- onfr frini unilor ovprhnn'?-
Iilrg brows ,11s fhey. did upon'jthe f'lve?
rolnts oiiiWircn in kinaitest gentienees
So, too, iu public speaking, when hw
tall iHxiy rose to Its full height, with'
bead thrown back and his 'face trans
figured with the fire and earnestness
of his thought he would answer Dong
las in the high, clear tenor that came
to him In the heat of debate, carrying
his Ideas so far out over listening
crowds. " And Inter, during the years of
war, when he pronounced with noble
gravity the words of his famous ad
dresses, not one iu the throngs that
heard him could truly say that lie was
othi-r than a handsome man.
It has been the fashion, too, to say
that he was slovenly and careless In
his dress. This nlso Is a mistake. His
clothes could not fit smoothly on his
gaunt and bony frame. He was no
tailor's figure of a man, but from the
first be clothed himself as well as his
means allowed and In the fashion of
the time and place.
In reading the grotesque stories of
his boyhood, of the tall stripling whose
trousers left exposed a length of shin,
it must be renifimbered not only how
pour be wns. but that he lived on the
frontier, where other boys, less poor,
were scarcely U-tter clad. In Vnndnlla
the blue Jeans lie wore were the dress
of his companions as well, and later,
from Pprlngfield days ou, clear through
his presidency, bis costume was the
usual suit of black broadcloth, careful
ly mnde end scrrrpulously neat He
cared nothing for style. It did not
matter to him whether the man with
whom ho talked wore n coat of the
latest cut or owned no coat at all. -It
was the paB inside the coat that In-'
terostxd hlm.-Helei 'Nlcolay In St
Nicholas., , ,; -M :..- ;
;c... ,.- s."-ffT .
Manner 1 are of more importance;
ibaui - tows fpo'ri ' iheuv ' In ' ' great
measure, , bp , la ws depend. The - law
touches tnfem' lut here and there.' now
and taenir Mannersiarp. ;Uat(ex or
soothe, corrupt or. purify, ealt w de
fea,: barbarize" 6 refine us, by a 'con
stant! teady,., uniform, lnaeqsible op
eration like that of the air we breathe
la.1-'They1 give their wuole' fbfta and
color to. our ites.-.ccprdia; to, thelf
quality,' they aid morals, they supply
them Tor they" totally destroy them.
Burke. fi..,.,-j . - ... t . , ,.,,.,)
Part of tbe Battle.
"A pleasant disposition, goes a long
ways," eafcl-Uncle Ebea. "I 6ympa
thlies wif de Indian, but I don't believe
he'd have had near as much bard luck
if be'41 er been good natured an' learn
ed to play de banjo." Washington Star.
There Is no duty we so much under
rate as . the duty of being happy.
Stevenson.
JJyrJsePartj
trs p7th, thtar.-frtwUv. zwsa.hrgH
baskets of good things to eat, met
Hi the faomt.of.Mrvind Mrfi.iS. f.
Pngb. ufciF theii purpose of giving
tbem -a suppnse diniuMfitOo oelebrate
Mr: .: Pugh's C3rd i:birthda - .Tb
tobies ; were apread ini - the; v nden
mm' beautirulroaks, jbetwteii m the
h&a sf a nd" :th e : wfe 1 1 j " 'T h'e 'pa r ti
Siilem: Ml. J. V. FuifL . and' wife.
of Kandlman; a,mj pi r,, Clark Tfm h
aud wifei..fflf. ueiir..';Millboro. yi.le,
sixp thfle here. wereLififtwiigrand
children,. Alsn Mnr'J!. .iWt Cot,
of-Stalev. ' '''i f.v.,.70
-fMT;!Si" F: Pueh,! reeived'seterul
pVeSetfVs' firorii ' the griliid ' children.'
The tbtiji 'mW.')?reVert',was'8A ';'
'11 fi ! 1 1 i MORTO AU S A Lt . ifi".'."
'HeVtritUilii thi.- rinveN1 4:Hiilliea'iti 'ft1' nliirl.
tica deed executed Ui r. Ai WiUlamson tht.imft
ot oeiieiuota', 9-,aim); n,, turnr, una
hustjonil. W. H. Outlier, nuti' nenrdiit III
the oftlce at the KeviHtornMMmlii' fori Howtarph;
uoiMifvlU Bclc,119, PiiKUiM, ami .duly, u-MKUfl
will on tht dirt' dui' of. KeiDil;r, JSofljut li
o'clwk M,el totliv litgliest Wtf'k;r Jorta,l tlw.
niiin nepcnwiT in -mu moriiive. mwii. two
tnu t il liillii lu Klcliliuirt tnunlilii. Hmitlnlhli
iwtiut)'. X'irtll Cunillhu, iWflji;1 u rlow.-'i . , .
Kfr-tTnit't Beslimn ut ii liK-fcorv, theiice
NOrtti 1.) oMiiUk tn 11 p.wt oull. 'Iliciiot-, E. 1-h-. .!
to a white nak Viculv 6uull i liuiiis hi a rcl.
oak, tlivnce West 20 cfiiilus to the Ix'trliitniiir
containing Whfri'n mor.vur. fi .. . ..i
Kftinid Tract Hvxiimiiiff at a post oak at Oie
plunk ixmd 5S df nw Eaft 8T ik to a stuki- ii.
mid mud titii pitfliial t-orner. thence Kit If t-i
rlmitw W u auilbarry fiiniut ,o;d uoriHT theui c
Xorth on original linu 3;.' 1-a vliuius to li stone
iheirne Wwt 10H to awhltuoak on tho
Kidvx mad lt-aiiln from KHz Vuiiv.iiiuiii.i , to
the jiliink rond. tln'm-e South im Went on road 'o
the beginning oiituining ss 13 oori-s mora or
lew,
Kxdcpt 5 acres' known as the Wlk-y Vmmhn
ilniili"-crihed ill rtee-1 fpini h. L. Sfieucer to
said Wiley Vnuxhii and in acres dvfcrlbed
in d?il from P. H. Wiiliuins to nholiopi
ber On , total reiniilnder 114 1.8 acre.
., V. A,- WILLIAMS, ilurtgaaw. . ,
T. E. .Cm,
: ,1.. ' Asslnnef of mortuniff. ?
1 TUis.August Till I'.HXl .
,, , . KUTICK TO CRKPITOKS. ...
Havlux qualified ub Executor tn the hint mil
and Testament A. W. Kennedy, decuuwil,
boftreW.C. Hatnniond. C'kk of thtf'Hutivrlnrji
Uonrt of Kunrtolpli county, North Oatoliuu, Chi 1
i- tn notify all persons having cinini- aKan.st j
said deceased to present tlrcm to the utidet ,,
-iif neit on or heflire the 115th day of Aufiist, I'.Mir, ;
or tbis notice will be plendcil n bar of thtir n:- ;
coverv: and' nil per-ons due und Owlht suid 1
e tale are nureiiy nutiiK'U hi -tnaKu uniiR'opi'a
payinopt.
This Auifiwt .'4llK)ll . . . ... t xecntur.')
1 - r : -. 1 LAND SALE; ' fi...." '
U.. I nl nn nr,W nf thi Kliln rlor I'llRrl
ol KurUolW tounty iu the Hpucml vriH uedni x !'
eiitltlw Aitiiir. Ko-f vs. ui uiiiruiic ci ui i
will oil the 17th day of .setmlier ' IHHI ar W
o'oUx k jii. a iheco irtlioiiHi door. Iu Alieljin,
Kamlolph couiitv. N. '.. sell at l'liMIc niiciloii
to the htfctiest Mdiler for cash, tliu follnninc
clisitutibed lumlvt .. . . .,- , . . .1
Adjoining the liinils of wim MclHiwcll nnil
ntlirre 111 New Mm kft twiishl)i beRimiliiK nt a
smke near rolirauit. lliv Hilh-caxt wu-iii-r of lo(
N'n-1 in tile division of the land of John (ids.
st'tt by His hoirs. unit runs Houth IB.iit qlmiiH
til . ftako!.. tliciiie. Went n.t i-haiiis , to . tl
tiiiicA- Coltraiics: thciiic North oil Mild
Ihie i aichuiiu tn a stake: thence east to Dip
liivt. station coiualiiiiin Hi H ia:res inori.' nr lw,
It iK'iiiK lot No. 4 ol said division, known us the
Mmrlilo WHtruno land. "1 - -. -
4, ... J A..sHhM'li. toiiiijilssuiiu-r,, .
This 11th 'day ol August, l!Hr,. 1
. MtlRTUAttJi SALE. .
Hv-virtue of tlie power iroutiiinwl 111 a.unlulii
inortuiiL-e deed vecut! to the inidcrsiKiH d on
th 8rd day f (irtober. 1WM.' hr . Krniiks.iiri
wife. Kllu Franks, mij rucunlitl iu Uie uBivu
of tho KcirlKtcr of Heeds for Kundolph count',
111 B4.k'lli. F:m.' I'M. I "ill on tho lMnrt day
of Supttmlier r.Mi. ut li 0 clock m. sell for
cash t the niHliest bidder at puhhc nncilnti r
the PoiTthonse diKir in Ashclsim. Kinidolpli
ciiuntv. the follon:nn litscnlK-d pni ity. to-'it-
I.vinif mid iB-iio; 111 Kuudolph county in
Ashclsim township, ilcscriln-d 11s follow:
Adjoining the hind ol Knilcy Hi'l. loin Bell
dii4 ntbciii. HeKiiiinuir at suinu on the north
siile of the KMiiklmville mud, hinlcy Hills
curlier: thence 11I011S! mid road :si leer tn a
torn- hi Tom Hcll' corner: tlicn'i north i"l
feel to a Hon in said Hcll line; thciuv soiiih
r.'nkvrces north .mi feet t. 11 stom- H:li c .rucr
rlicnce south 011 Hill s line .". fivt to the !
viiinliijr. Oiutiiiiiiim H,i.m) Mimirc fid, nunc r
less.
JIG. MII.l.K...
Monpiifi-c.
,T!il the ilst -lay of Anaust l!r. .
l.AXH fALE. . ;
BY VIKTl'K of an on'.tr of u!e made by t'.c
iuierifir Conn of K-oi lolh rount;, 11 "In
siwiul pmciediiiir tl.eniii jivuilii.i: c tit d
Mnrv J Cix uud oilier-. Kx H'lrto. 1 will si ii iii
11 u'ciin A. M.. 111 iue"'.!!'. the lllh doy of.
. pli 'in bi-r. nt public miction, t" tl.e
iiil'I.cs; Udder, at ti.e l ourlhoiise door In Ashi -luiro.
N- 1'.. the f-'lloivnia descrllied trm-t of
laii'l, IviiiKam! b ini; in tlic town hi F'unklMi.
ville. and described as lol!ow. viz:
Htkriiniiiiv nt a UMi". Uraves ojincr 01 the
-tiirt ami runs north tfi jhiU-s 10 a si.iiie ti.emv
east 8 j.'les t4ia 'tone, thence liortli IT deatecs
east o I'oies to a hickory, tlieiiue lmrtli Mi
-.irvcs west i '-" pcii to a srone, thciiee imrtl !"'
IcKrit east iC'U, poll'? to a so ne. ttutn c in itu
.l,.'L'H.-es,iist ti Is.h.s Uli4l - iil'ks 1., ti -t;':i'.
Iheln e lliillli "-i 'i'.Jl.-i-. eu-t l1' p'ii- :H"
links to n -tone, thence north WHdegix-es east
I-ilixioa blaelciuk or st'Hie, tluiv- i"ir'J. '.
lesrees wct ik-s tn a -'.one. Iiheuic m nl: 1T"
Pali's tn a black onk fm oriBlufi; line, treiu ;
.ll-t .VI p iK- t" :l -tulle, oi iellllll uorncr. lU-lel' 1
Miuth 244 pules to a brunch rook. Uicucc soutb !
Siiilpt-'rec ni.'-t 1J poles to the soiit'n i-.lut -f a .
lame ruck. thmceMiusim i-noetiues wc-i -t
p iii-t.i 11 black I'U'-th's line, the . -.
south 1 -I ileurccs west ') 1- ooiest., a .-fn'.i'V,
vhwice -omit 5 derfreijs wtlt 41nle t , u stooe.
thence nmth iii .Iviirees west.-, polys to.a s'n..e.
rhelice south s l-4V'1 tA aStake on the bmn b.
thence 1101II1 til dawea. wwl.o-J ,polei to j
isoiic. tUeiice i 1:1 l-'s' pii.c to tile 1k.-Iiiuiiiii.
contatiiibi ?' !i-4 aiTes moiv nr lc-V. ( TO-pt theh
(Kia.ofaii act v ldUrd luiitfevti to Thom;,,
. '( : H iKomibitoitiiniMi'ilitri ;
Tjiiflithilay.of A.i:j;u.-,t, Ji. i:. .,,..
, - ,l ' tn
..... -f ...
.- Kv iirttieol the u.wer.coifMliieJ-uiijmoU:
iraie dei'd exei-ut".l the uiul-r-finieil 011 th- -.If.
5St of 5k,'l.ihVTrtVtHi'fl. UhichHs-i! Hy
lial-otdcil iiithenffi.-e.ol,ihiiHeitWt..-p lr-is
i,.f RatuJolpli 'oiuity X. :..B...k UT. vajif ,
MY wbft h'TVfTaiiof KehTti: 1 B:rH'T'ii.1 1 tin
sjtil ilavsif i tWiolsir 4tlW OS tel iVki to
the hiirlu-tbiddyr. tit tiy; c,iurt-hou-e,d"..r. in
Alirt'.rrt. the Yrttwa -nf 'lant'OnnVeyed W ill's
mort(4Mwi4..iA tra40fi hnnJ.,litvKauiUiplJ
i-iuutv. r-tatof XoitU Carolina, Ahtro.toij v.-shlp.'iViiig'uua-belut
on Oreen b'Snob joiniim
trp- Bc'tta place as tbtf Weit, H niilttt UOln Acsiu-
This rrni tAf land' coufaltiV 10 Hire more or
)$9.i I This aagum Ttn, icm,
'-' ' NOTICE! ' ' " '
' Hurtni Qualified a Executiir on the wtate
r-aiviii Haves. deceaseil. before W. . Hammond
Clerk of ttk Superior tiourt of Randolph omnty
all ucrsoun havum claims against aid e-tuie r.
iiotltle'l to present them to this uBit-r-'D-ne-i.
dulvveritef. on or before the 10th day of ,iii,
tii, 1D0T, or tb i notice will be pleaded iu ba;
"f belr recovery: and ifll persons owli.ii .il''
eitiite will coma forward and make linui..-a.ji-settlement.
H. A. ALBR10HT Kxcc.
Tula 7th day of August !!.
Wife,' W-i?m' lbabwl;Mf;'K0bert
Lni'eberry and'' wife br'Lineo'r't'ry;'
Mr. 8:fXJT.dth::ai)lL,,te''of ''NeV
Castings
;".oi ii 1 i l til ti ; , ::'', .',
Castings
.1
' ',) !! ,!( I if-,--.f ! r M I ii
Grate Par- and plain .cast a
ings.of alj despription,.
Delivered 9A Ashebbrd f ot
.. . ii..,i'iilll (7 li ili',;l i ill '! ,:,
; ,2 lr2 tents per pound. . ,
"Send us' your orders,'. ;',, '
h '.n.:l( "T"i:ii!; rr." ( .(''
blscoe! Foundryi Machine Co.,
.f 1
Biscoe, N. C.
My Work ;Plea!
V!Mu, you .wish ap eajV shave; .!.(..,
gni)il ui liarlier ever gave,,' . , " , 'j
In-ii call ou ftie 'm tuy saloop1, ' . ' ' ' '
.VI 'iiiot-Bltifir, pve "or noon,- r.t it:..ti t ,!'j
I oiii iuiJ:iir-Hn tlie li.ir:witb sruce, -i!i ;) '
I.Tii tiuit,,iln-rontour of the face, I ;
Hvi(0(.ni.i,iivat uud tuwels clean, , ;
' fyisHors sharp and razors keen, '' '' ' ' '
Ali'rf eVen'thing I think vou'll fkid, ' ' ' ' -
To suit the fiico ond please tlieuaiad,
A.111I all iiiv art and skill cau do,
If vim just call 1 11 do for vou. '
TOM CARTER.
are
sv mcture. and to reallv aiiurccuic
borne. Kead below ourofer -r Y,.y- yr
lives, your nelitbiiors or in'is. i.-rir.
and everyone shouid t;... . - .i:. : : :
HERE 1$ OUR CFFCR :
- : :ii;its i :.i iuul.1'.-! ; ,
n no. In iii 1 1 iii i i m i i tr i i i
rlrT
ii r
I 1 ..'I , f iiiiiiihi," mwmr" i .ar.'A- V el M'.ro'iuli yvtt will
HI ... , - , jou i;..n sei'iiM on-! of liiese fc
I i . " : stir, i-.iur rulauvis. vour Bfliiihbon
i I mends. These silver se-.s ar -not Ilk,
j I j, . beautiful inpiitcrD and tr'ist. tntscii
1. .:. I 1. 1 tbetamom Amerien') twau' v Jun : i ri
I n...ui neaTler and more m:s..lv : in,
I 1 When you rceiv. your r..d
Ii J mi i wars is pmnu wim pure en a -".urun-jr i ivr over Cietai Dane, ana will kits
i . . (rood wear and e7cll!, ntsati.'i?jiijn. 'I'tn. character of the ware tabeav.
I I 1 - wanotneaeMirn Is a heTliViatnpd i-.sii'-ricr.n b, ut.v unc bridal "nse pattern, I 1
I I. andthu rose decoratloiss' nr.de tin lKe-liKe r.-iief. nmkfnat this a ry handsome! I
i I fes.. Just notfo the lllusrratloa -loiej-l t T set conulm ol one dozoW Amerloaa, I I
: 1 1 toflftyJuneb(iU-l.oca uuitfaui-. d,k.4.r nbell aud butter knife, all securely J I
hi '- W. f :
I u s nhk wm' 4 fe l MAX
I Si K'eiritBf' xi 'it. 'yx?sr nr v.-s -sr'.'v ji
I 7rmtA In naaMit 1 . tnoA I-,.1It. I Vv t 1
Uptn receipt of six subscriptions of $1.
each, we will seni you one of the ab.ve
handsome stt; of Silver wire, absol .t -lv
free.
THE COURIE i,
M
Tlie a i !ll "U i- I acke'l liy 'our bales for t'le past few niont!i. Ea-y
1-U..UI-iiiin'.'ie a il comfortable, j We also handle J. I. XUat-n Wuu-.
,n- .Is-hn-'.'ii HaevrtibB . JIachinef y. Mowers. Stow. Raitfm. Mill
jjw, liiiililetv Harlware, Itiiiriij- nt.d Warvi Harness, s-n l ui ',
i 5.t ,: a:.l hai i nh Wire uud everytliing in t'ae Hani ware It: c
j'7 Lewis & Wlnslow
NCMaoiurca' . -
epiial Stock S30.000
RALEIGH. N. C. 1 I CHARLOTTE, N. C
I'ullen Building, j I Fledmont. In. Bid.
r-H-E
OollPC '! V. t'l
ln'livi-ll:ll ll-i"e
f .- H .ui istudv rati
Irt-. Address.
'JIVE tir world's K'st hi ml.vn Ba lies Bducattnn. Ol e Bwaneaa
mi Poiitions i uiante-'i. bavkM bv a writte i contract Ni vacati m.
i w e al teaci Bool -keeping, shorthand. Peniiamhip, b" ma'l. Haul
Wr.ui Hilay 'O "or Oi ti! .nue. 0 Vers and Hiid Fuiorstioeuia. Ttiey a i
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
RalaigK, N. C or Chssrlat JI.G
AHwirPRESNELir
I( !; ' til .11!
:.: 1 1 ! 'ti' i-i frraiim milt? ! ':,
Blacksmith and General
ii Repair Shops. ?
'.'i ;. niannfacture' Timber Wnels
repair ' Buggies and Wagbhs,: Sin
Horses ana do a jge'peral .tepu'r bus
iness. Second hand biiggi alWuys
oil hand at bargains.1 ,' j ' ; , '"
''.When.' in Asheboro see ine. '.' Sh'jJ
back of McDowell's livery ftableS.' , 1
ii. ; ,:u , -." yourg trulv.' ,'' '.' ' ,
' ' 1 :,A. M: PUESN'ELL
id i ': rlni , .1 ;. i ; .-, .
.I ii! ..It ..'. i
SOUTHERN MACHINE
'i .-t"-:.n- WiORKS-VI i . 1 .1
:'"We build iMachine'ry to 'ot- ,'
, der, oyerliaul and repair ma-.
, chinery. j cut gears, make
.' patterns, models, etc. ( '
Southern Machine Works,
High Point, N C.
' II ,. "-TT.'l.l : :i iimi4.iirri.4j
tbln biottoem Anorl
v n t-juuiy Jun bridal
lose MHiirn comblna
lioa siivcr.irt frea to our
n.anv xub-erlbers. We
i.i c.ide arrange
i. t.j..i.. .wxtnuute muoy thousands
of these euht Picon sets free, and
it to'J viii 'r-iui tnia aesoripxion
learn now
r jour,
and your
Tint like tln ordii.ary. beirnr exceutlonally
v1-i.s ip;nf ci.iuc1. - The pattern U
dttl rote, and th- war itself la muen.
:bt.Sinrllr ir75i'.i'rwiir',wiiieh will benotleed
i bitMile tho rtiTi'reot pieces. This
. r.r$'r ".h.sset in type or
l tvp me set In your own
" vo'ir'clf. your rela
t icessfiu orrer of the year
t. i':onipUj.
HIGH POINT
BUGGIES
Are THE Best.
Hardware Company.
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