North Carolina Newspapers

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Kegular Meeting Held at the Courthouse Monday. The following business was trans acted at the February meeting of the County Commissioners held Monday. COl'NTT HOME. T. W . A ndrews 238 lbs pork f 19 04 Lee Delk 7 bags flour 10 10 Thomas Brookshire ineal and feed... 11 00 John Delk 2 pigs 4 00 W. F. McCrary mdse 1 1 07 Asheboro Ore. Co mdse 19 85 Asheboro Ore. Co. mdse 23 00 Crown Milling Co mdse 14 50 COSVICT FORCE. W. J. Miller mdse 40 52 R. T. Rush shft. con v prisoners from Troy 88 27 W. F McCrary feed...., 1 00 H H Kennedy overseer 52 00 N C Cranford assistant 30 00 J C Fa.low guard , 20 00 BB Hill guard 20 j)0 A O Jackson guard 7 00 June Peace driver 13 50 F B Kennedy making 40 puirs of trrisers' and 38 spools thread and 3 yds drilling H 93 G H Beau lumW etc 5 0j W D Heitnun Co nuke 5 00 Bnuli Creek Lumber Co lunilxr... 7 57 E P Spoon lmnlier ' lit mi II II Elder " 10 71 L, A Fi re'i fi t-'l '''"', II II Kennedy ro..v priso'M-r S..,v', IT M,.'V:.-v-i.v!.i:.:.: iidu- Co i-i I.-- ".' Asli-l.iT. tiro C,. id-" ' Ash-l-r l'.e.l fliiii.i L" .Vi-.,.. v -. j m i.u'i.cr imi;;r u 1 "o iShlT Il.ty vortli cnv -V l l.:nl t-t I to Mjn;anUm E B U-onard inrm Bd. eleolio'i...... 2 00 J W Rich sawing wood for court house 0 J. T. Lambert tax refunded 2 35 J C Cox repairing bridge e 00 Emmons Holder tax refunded 2 25 C N Stout material for pub road 125 N O Johnson lumber for bridge 41 01 J P Boroughs Reg Deeds, copies 1 od 2 special school tax, record ing shffa settlement etc for 1900 52 07' A M Bulla county physician for Jan'y 12 50 McOrary- Redding HdwJUo mdse for CCS office 8 25 J J Stone &. Co bin ling book CSC office 2 25 N M Lowe Jailor for Jan'y 5 30 Everett-Weody A Co mdse O SC office 4 45 W C Hammond Recording Jury list for Dec 4 00 O R Fox baliff election 1 00 A M Bulla services for small pox... . 72 00 J B Trogdon hauling rock 7 50 The Courier stationery for Reg office. 3 50 Crown Milling Co mdse for bridge force 05 H Q Lassiter 1 day ex C S C report 2 00 J P Boroughs IsB'd orders 25 10 A'B Laugblin and Marian Cagle released iroa peddlers tax for infirmities until further order of Bd. Charles Mason was released iron poll tax and working on public road un til further order. SOMNAMBULISTIC IN SNOW. Norman Splvev Takes Frosty Promenade and May Lose His Feet. Norman Spivey, a sou of Mr. A. D. 'pirey, of Ellerbe Springs, left Richmond county about two years ago to reside in Chicago, Illinois. He is a mechanic. The Chicago Chronicle Bays: ."For two hours und a half Norman Spivey, C331 Vinoennes avenue, walked the streets I ISoglewood while in a somnambulistic state Sno r fell and the wind blew, but though he was barefoot and dressed only in hi night clothes, the storm did not awaken kim. Finally, when both his feet had bees frocen, he sank in the snow. He was dis covered early in the day by Policeman John Ifda n, und taken to M. Bernard's hospit al. "When he first saw him, Watson thought Spivey, who is 20 years old, was a ghost. The sleepwalker set a rapid pace and Wat son could not catch him until he fell. The officer was surprised when he found the yovth fast asleep though suffering. "Young Spivey evidently got up in the middle of the night and made his way to the treet, hinking he was going for a walk He loft home by the front doof, and the sound of closing it did not wake him, neither did contact with the snow on his bare feet. The youth was chilled to the bone when foand by the policeman. At St. Bernard's hospital it is said it may lie necessary to amputate his feet." Nothing will relievo Indigestion that is not a thorough digestaut. Kodol digests what you eat and allow the stomach to rest recuper ate grow strong n.'.iiu. KODOL is solu tion of digestive acids and as nearly as pos sible approximates the digestive juices that are fouud iu the stomach. KODOL takes the woik of digeHtion olTthe digestive organs, and while performing this work itself does ? really assist, tlie stomach to thorough rest, n addition the ingrediei.ts of KODOL are such as to muko it a corrective of the high est efficiency and by its action the stomach is restored to its normal activity and power. KODOL is manufactured in strict . conformi ty with tlie Nationul Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by Standard Drug Co. and Asheboro Drug Co. OLD SALISBURY LANDMARKS GOING. Homestead That Has Seen More Than Ceuturv to Held to Business Block The landmarks of Salisbury are being torn down and two of the old est will soon be nothing but naked lot? npon which something greater and finer will be erected. On the comer of Main and Bank, the old Davis homestead, recently sold twice, Jrst by O. D. Davis to B. B. McCanless and then by Mr. McCan less to W. S. Blackmer and M. S. Brown, is being torn down and will be disposed of soon. The old Davis home has a history. It was here be fore the beginning of the nineteenth century, aud is contemporary witn the old Mansion House from whici George Washington was an occasion al incomer and outgoer. It was hen that General Green was giveu th money bv Elizabeth Maxwell Steele. The Mansion House went a . few weeks ago. In its palmy days it was the most fashionable tav ern of Western North Carolina. The site of the antique mate of the Mansion will most likely be made a busings block, though there are many rtsideuces about it and it is splendidly located for this pur pose. There U also on the corner f Main and Fik ;m '.'Id it'i-H.nih, utifuhtly bntldii-jf th.it is r-t'rivicu the kl.iic'k. It is m.I... i.i hjlil tif fi.!s o-i! s.iul ! I- o-.tlv : . n.-,.Y.d a !:-:.:, i;.TV i -t.i:.:!-.;-! Th ; . u' . y t-. I Uiii .-t f... iv i Ti ! 'n . i ; i - !' l .;.,. i.i:h v ;! . i ? -d :! ..;. t h I l-.i.i!d!n w.il be !! M-ii- .. -t s isctlled ;i sky-evinr i:i .-..i!!-J I'tuvdiiui. Or i- tivvj niiiiii e I v. i; h some ot tn.u lotte s t-'truoraivs tli - live story is like u lmyrick in the Alp-. It is but a t-ho: t t ni- u .ti" everv homely hut of Sa'Ubiiiv that haa witnessed the progress of tie city will give way to th inodttn anil to the jii ess and push of time past. DAVIDSON NOTES. Good Rrtds Assoclatloa Organized f Other News Xetes. The Dispatch. The Davidson County Good Roads Association, was organized at Lexington last week. Messrs. Wad H. Phillips and Zeb V. Walter vere elected chairmen and Mr. G. F. -Cochran, was made secretary. The association unani mously favored a bond issue of $30O,0C0. Two chs-s of scarlet fevei in Lex ington has caused a decrease in the school attendance though the snper intendt-nt of health insists that there is not the slightest danger of an epidemic. Arrangements have been made to remodel the Mock Hotel at Thooi asville. L. G. Lee, an engineer, whi'e operating a stam shovel near Thorn asville, last week, was caught in the cog wheels, breaking his neck. Dt i th was i istsataneous Mr l'Uaa Ilinkle was married Fund-tv afternoon to Miss Myrtle Havwor',n, the daughter of Police man J. B. Hay worth. The cere mony was performed by Squire W. A. He'tman, at his residence. Sqairrel Creek Iteas. .Delayed.) uolx-rt Saminey and Thomas Glasgt w, of Central Falls, spent Sunday with Mr. and lira B. F. Glasgow. Messrs. E. L. Wright aid Millard West of Asheboro, and Charlie Allred, of Frauk liuville, visited Mr. J. M. Wright Sunday. D M. Allred spent Sunday in Asheboro with William Cranford. The Sunday School at Spoons' Chapel, is progressing nicely with large atteadance. A. S Pugh has purchased the farm of K. J. Cox. on Mill Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Glasgow spent Pnnday with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Vetal, near Asheboro. All headaches go When you grow wiser And learn to se An "Early Riser." DeWitt's Little Early Risei-s, safe, sure pill. Sold by Standard Drag Co. anl Aslie boro Drug Oo. KOTICE. Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the General Assembly of North Carolina now io 'session to pass an act amending tne Private- Acts of the Gen eral Assembly of North Carolina of 1905 Chapter 413, so as to authorise the town coinmiBHiouers of Asheboro to order an election for the issue of f 5000 worth of ad ditional scho .1 bonds, and also to raise the levy on the f 100 worth of personal property. Also to make futtber provision for th pay ment of the principal and interest on th en tire $15,000 bond issue. January 22, 1900. 10,000 Mink Skins WAKTKD ATjmCB. Hifrhatt price ewr known will be paid tor immediate niiipmt-nt. I Adiirees A. K. Burlthardt, D 13 Cincinnati, Ohio. tSPySti. if-- " .ml w . rSJi : Iff w$BWh&$p i set- ks:;.' imm$M& l.'lsUiVaX i ii')!)-iv v h.ie rctu !)! to his home six mill s l'r.'ii! Atl.e-jnro on the Uwha-.-r-iV Koad, a few tiays ho Cicero Mc. Dowel 1 was held up by two nrgroes who comiiniid'-d iiimtogetoff his wago-t and dvlivrr to them hi3 m mey. Wh-n he left the wagon he felled uoeof th' i.egroes at one blow and pursued th other so ne distance. B-jt.h were strangers. Normal Course We have arranged for a special con rs- of study for public school teachers ar, Trn tyjbegiuning the first Monday in March aud ending May 28th, this work will be done in "on tir-ctio i with the High School Work and bv the same faculty, w Inch is one of tue best in t le state. Sj ecial rates given to nil tochers 11. F. Harg'et. Heal Master. A b'll hnstfe'1 innodu ed i the LeigsUture to piohioit uinies from runuingtheu tailitigs into branches . r creeks, clnimintr that injury to Tops along streams rrsults. Experts say iu all their exj erieme gricultural interests ha,ve never suffert-d along streams so nsed. Iiw 11 Siaf You Know There is real pleasure in chewing the best tobacco grown where the best tobacco grows in tlie famous Piedmont Country. Only choice selections of this well-matured and thoroughly cured tobacco is used in making SCHNAPPS. That's why SCHNAPPS and others of the Reynold's brands, as shown by the Internal Revenue statistics for a fiscal year, made the wonderful growth of six and one quarter million pounds, or a net gain of one-third of the entire increased consumption of chewing and smoking tobaccos in the United States. Evidently, chewers cannot resist the flavor and they cheer SCHNAPPS because SCHNAPPS cheers them more than any ether chewing to bacco, and every man that chews SCHNAPPS passes the good thing along one chewer makes other chewers until the fact is now es tablished that there are many more Sold at 50c. per pound in Sc. Cuts. Strictly JGc. and 15c. Plus n. J. REYNOLDS TGLUCCCl COMPANY, Wtastorc-Salem, II. C. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine 7 Seven Million boxes told tn past 12 months, i ThlS bliXL.&lLrC in TO GUARD 'SHIPS against the unseen dangers at sea, the United States Government maintains lighthouses. To guard your home against the un seen dangers of food products, the Govern ment has enacted a pure food law. The law compels the manufacturers of baking powder to print the ingredients on the label of each can. . The Government has made the label your protection so that you can avoid alum read it carefully, if it does not say pure cr.eam of tartar hand it back and Sag plainty EOYAL h a rare, cream of ct of grapes 'dds the roouuet of g-apes BANK REORGANIZED 'I'lic Tliiimaxville l.uan i Tni"t I'oinpany to Ho a National ltnk. The application of A. H. R:iii:iti, O. L. Ilsnis, T. J. Finch mi l .1. Elwool Cox for peini;ssioi 1 1 or ganize the First Na'iou.tl B-ink of Thomasville, with a capital of $25, 000,Jiya3 last week approved by the comptroller of the cutiency. This bank will succeed the TbomasviUe Loan & Trust Co. Mr. A. Ha Kagn is a brother of Mr. Horace Ragm of this county urn), un:il re cently, wai connected itb the Bank of .M, Gilead. Republican Sheriff" Iu Butlers County Runs Aw y. The recent failure of A. W; . nn, a p-ominent merchant of Clin'on, in volves Sampson county 'ven more than at tir3t estimatej. Mr. Aman was sheriff of Samp-ion co intv, and when his private business fiilJ his bondsmen began investigation of i he county affairs ti find that his deficit ti.the county will amount to $25,000. The whereabouts of Mr. Aman are unknown. u Are To Cure a Cold in One Day in Two Da: tatftf baking powder a pur; dig3&on adds to tlie hsa!2.- .di'erli.siiir Ity Spurts. You can't win out by spurts in idvettismg. Might ns well expe:t, 'oiio it good lu -i ness by ojieuin y ur store a month and closing it a i i.-th, sis to expect a feonnd iucriase from spurt advertising. Your ad. it .ur s.!i'stiui and you em't expect results when it sums wo'k nyjmo tha i yo i c n e.vp-ct r -ti .-jfroni yoarsi: s n i . hil he 8 jii nia vacatiou Vlectei. Owen Ba III nger. Mr. J-iha D. 0.vu aa I Mrs Eva Bali'Hifer, both of Given boin, were mire1 l ist week r.i b-j-n of the rd s father, Mr. Walter W. Mc Kaiuhir. Rev. C. E Kolgin pr. formed the cerem my. The wedding was a suipriee. The Senate aud House committees havi; rep r d favorably the bill authorizing $500,000 to be used in i roviding accommodations for the insa e, epileptics, idiots etc, in the state. A Guaranteed Care for Piles. j Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding i Pi es. Druggists are authorized to refund i money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure I 61m 14 davs. 50c. About and Chewing chewers and pounds of tobacco chewed, to the population, in those States where SCHNAPPS tobacco was first sold than there are in the States where SCHNAPPS has not yet been offered to the trade. SCHNAPPS is like a cup of fine Java coffee, sweetened just enough to bring out its natural, stimulating qualities. SCHNAPPS pleases all classes of chewers: the rich, be cause they do not find a chew that really pleases them better at any price ; the poor, because it is more economical than the large 10c. or 15c. plugs and they get their mon ey's worth of the real snappjr, stim ulating flavor so appreciated by to bacco ievsrs. All imitations con tain much more sweetening than SCHNAPPS. They arc made that way to hidj poor tobacco improp erly cured. For the man who chews tobacco for tobacco 's sake, there is no chew like CCHNAPPS. Days. ' on every rmrt box. 25c V J- . 'V ;.. , ii ; i a A full line of these Shoes can be found at W. J. MILLER'S, Sole Agent, ASHEBORO N. C. IN CAMP OR FIELD AT MOUNTAIN OR SHORE There Is always a chance to enjoy some shooting TO SHOOT WELl YOU MUST EE EOUIPPEO WITH A RELIABLE FIREARM: the only kind we have beon making for upwards of fifty years. Cur Line: RIFLES, PISTOLS, SHOTGUNS. RIFLE TELESCOPES, ETC. Ai'a your I5c:ili-r, ninl Insist on the STKVKXS. Where not Bold by It. tiiilns, v,e ship liiri t-t, ".;ros pro V'l'.'h "!,"1 rcci.ijit of Cutulog in ice. .1 i). II. i J. STKVKNS A!t:iiS & TOOL CO. I O. Uox 4007 f hicoppe Falls, Mubs., U.S.A. Frierds In the County are invited to call on me at my place of business on Depot St. in Asheboro. I have purchas- ed the stock of notions of Z. T. Bird & Son (the 5 & 10c. store) and have added a line of gro ceries, fresh line of canned goods and vegetables. "Top-of-the-Market" prices paid for country pro duce in either cash or merchan dise. A cordial welcome to all. J. f. LEWIS. Asheboro. N. Pure Food, Good Health. I have a complete line of j groberies and general mar , chandise. Furnhh your table from P our stock and you get the ' ' purest and best. I pay top , market prices for produce- W. W. JONES Look Out for Cold Winds You must wear a hat or at least you will when you come to see out new line for i fall and winter wear. The shapes are varied in 1 style and color to suit all. i Greatest care taken to give you a becoming fit. t Mrs. E. T. Blair. Asheboro. N. C. ho;.'.-. . .. . Rocky Eeii;:L.--i i i rugate A Busy Kci;i.'.' ;m 5i-r -i;... Brings Gollen r.-: i-.-n.-w;J Vljw. -j A wedflo fr !.!! -. 1 t.rlon. Lire , jnd KiC ley Tron'i:, !'' .;.; I'--. -.-i-.n. Impure j Blood, Bud Bi-eni'.. -In ,. Headache ' .nl Backaobe. lf Ki-:l v.-ur - ; Tea ta tab form, S5 co!" n 1. !,. ,r.i' made by! WnUJeTKR RO'JO OoUTANV. il l i' .-I, 'VI. . j ISLOEfJ NUGGT3 c0 ikliVSJ PE0PU ; ECZEMA and PILE CURE j FREE Knowing what it was to j suffer, I will give free of charge, to ! any atthcted a posi tve cure for Ecr ; zema, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas,; files and bkia Diseases. Instant! relief. Don't suffer longer, Write! F. W. Williams, 400 Manhattan ! Ave., New York. Enclose stamp.