V
BILLS FOR RANDOLPH.
Introduced by Randolph Representatives
In the Recent Legislature.
The Courier gave complete re
ports of the a ssioas of Legislature
during the term and last week gave
a general resume of bills acted upon
by the body. It was impossible to
note separately the bills affecting
Randolph county at that time, hence
the following list of bills introdu
ced by our Representatives, Col. VV.
P. Wood and W. T. Foushee.
1. Randolph and Yadkin Rail
road. 2. Randleman to vote boqds for
streets.
3. Randleman's charter amended.
4. Asheboro to vote on bonds for
school building.
5. Asheboro to improve side walks.
6. Randolph to vote od bonds for
good roads.
7. Randolph to vote on bonds for
court house uud jail.
8. Allow the commissioners o
levy a tax to build court house and
jail and to work convicts in making
brick and building same.
9. Trinity Township to vote . on
bonds for good roads.
10. Any township in the county
to vote a tax tor good roads.
11. Ailowingall road subjects to pav !
three dollars a year in place ot
working the roads six days.
ii. Noi-"tsdent hunters to pay
$10.0(t county tax before shooting in
the county.
13. Incorporating 'Raniseur High
School.
14. Iiicorpoiating Frankliuville
High School.
1.). Iucorporttiug Milboro High
School.
1U. Allowing Liberty to extend
town limits by vote of the peole.
17. Not allowed to shoot deer or
pheasants in the county for three
years.
18. Game law extended in Col
umbia Township.
10. Game law extended in Frank
linville l'ov nship.
'20. Not allowed to htiut or shoot
on the lands of an ther in New
Hope Township without written
permission
01 111,,,,.;,,,. 11.. n. ,1 ( ,n,n. I
tice medicine without paying a tax
he being quite old aud an old sol
dier. 22.. Allowing Causey Pugh to
sell certain medicines in Randolph
and Alamance, he having lost a
leg.
23. Appointing jouty School
Board VV. X. Elder, G. T. Mardock,
I F. Craven.
24. Correcting an error iu the
spelling of Bank Creek Township.
25. To pay Mi6s Luna Phillips
balance due for teaching school.
26. To pay Miss Cross balaiu
due for teaching .cbool.
27. Regulating the howres of
child labor in the cotton mills of
the county.
28. Appointing justices of the
peace to fill vacancies in the various
-townships, the list being recom
mended by the Ceitral Executive
Committee of the Democratic party
of the eounty.
DAIVDSON-COUNTY-
Condensed Items ol Interest-Thiu8
Penoual anil' ler.wlse.
From The Dispatch
Governor Glenn . delivei the
address at the closing of the Den
ton High Scbdol, Friday May 3rd.
Rev. George L. Reynolds, is prin
cipal. The marriage of Otis E. Atenden
hall and Miss Lieette Brown, of
Lexington, April 10th, has ( eea
announced.
E. G Couch, of Lesiugton, will
take charge of a new electric cem-
Eany at Winston-Salem. Mr. Couch
as had charge of the Lexington
electric plant.
G. A. Allison, of Thomas ville,
has bet-n made agent for the South
ern at Mocksville. '
Meesre. J. T. and R. I. Dickens,
of Sawyer and Asheboro, are at the
bedside of their mother, Mrs. Kath
erine Dickens, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis last Friday. Mrs.
Dickens has been unable to speak
or to take any nourishment since
she was stricken.
Obituary.
Peakqe: Jennie Jane Peaice
was born February 22nd 1837, and
died February 13th 1907. Aged
C9 years 11 months and 21 days.
On November 18th 1867 she was
married to Mr. Winborne Pearce,
who still survives her. To this
un;on was added an intelligent and
interesting family. As a wiff she
was affectionate and devoted, willing
to share her husbands trials and
crosses. As a mother she was ever
watchful for the care and proper
training of her children. As a
Christian she was devoted to the
church having given her heart to
God and united with the church
early in life. She was quietly laid
to rest in the cemetery at Mt.
Shepherd Church, a large congre
gation attending the funeral. May
God comfort the bereaved
R. L. Melton, Pastor.
Our Boys. !
The hope of the nation for the
future must rest upon the character
of the boys of to day, the men' of
to-morrow. In them must and will
be found the mercaants, lawyer.,
physicians, statesmen, etc If ni
boy and your boy are uo-, tilted to
hold high positions, rest assured
they will be pushed to the roar by
those who are.
Too many pat ents do not seem to
realize tbat a lack of education of
their sons will sadly handicap them
in the strugg e of life, and that
their chances of . rising to prai-ions
of responsibility and imolument
are very slight. True, our history
shows us many self-made men; many,
who, with meager educational ud
vantages, made for themselves name
add fame, but th(8e great men did
not wilfully neglec: opportunities
for improvement and culture, but.
on the contrary, siz-d everv oppor
tunity offered, aud ma le th.; most
of it.
Comparatively few parents are so
poor that they cannot afford to g
their sons a good piactrcal education
an education that has a niarkei
valuf, and that, vhen occasion oiL-ie,
cau be put to a piuctical ns Such
un'edueat.;on, conpled with right
character-training, will insure the
success of any boy.
Tim bi-t ihiuff a father can do
for his sou is to help hmi to be a
man. Character is the one thi.ig
that survives amid the wreck of
worlds. The. wor d needs stront'
nii'ij; men ho never betray a trust,
Are jour l.o und mine being1 s-o edn-
catwland tiainfd as to meet the
world's tleni mil? Carolina I'vthian.
' l''or;ood Knails. i
The 1 an vi 1 i Kegis'or thu dliv-
ers i'self en tt.e su'.jct of guod '
road?:
The Keoisiier is a thnriinhgoing
believer in tood road). It is nard '
for us to understand how tiny wise,
in. in could oppose a propo'dtiou to
improve the . country byways ami
highways. The peope who regularly
use these thoroughfares arc very !
much in their own light when they
stand on a little evpendituie of
I line, i.bor or money to iniprove
I honi m.i ms t. mnke iihssop ovor t. lt-ni ,
bv vehitdi'S of all - kinds easy and
comfortable. To the mamwho has
a load of tobacco or wood to haul in
to town and desires to Uke back
with hi in a barrel of pickled por
and nu melons euallei articles the
condition uf the road, especially af.
ter a tain or a snow, is an important
consideration.
Commenting o-. the a'ove The
Gren8horo Ne' says:
The arguments for good city streets
is as dcuiMve as thut tor good country
roads. A cjllecrion of houses and
stores il ten'c tinke a city until it
gets out of the niu I and it gets out
of the mud I'v building streets and
sidew.lks. Greeushoro has made
real progress in the matter of stieet
aud sidewalks and it is to be hoped
that thU progress will not be
checked.
l ure fr'or Doubt Chin.
There is scarcely any one who re
tains the contour of the lower part
of the face nfter the age of thiity.
Either the under law teeomes thin
or the dreaded double chin arrives,
and both could be prevented if a
few precautions were taken againtt
the tendency of Nature to play
tricks With this part. Having qualified a. administrator on the estate
rpi. i . , 'ofsuirul. A. Elds detente. I, before W. C. Ham.
lne correct treatment for the.inoiid.cierkoftne ctuiK-rior court oc namioiph
Inwpr niirr of the fpjp ia tn rfut tho! Count, 1 shall sell at public, auction u the
lower parr OI ine MCe IS 10 rest ine : bidder Cor Cash .on the premise-on the
face IU the palmS Of both hands, I Htl day of April UHl7the lollowlng per-onal .ro
c .l . 1 pert)', toivu; tds uud bed clothing, cixik
With the lingers resting OU the tem- stove and utensils, sewing machine, aud other
nltyi thfl tliumhs trill fhpn ha ul.inrr houehold and kitchen furniture und othot urtn
pie; IOe lUUinOS Will men Oe along , ,.,UH. tedious to mention. AJlpersoiis having
the jaw bone aiid the Cheek Will claims against sad esia'e are itirte. 1 1 present
,i ,l a u 1 1 ' iieiu to uiiderKi'.'iied, duly verifi -d on or before
rest against the full flat hand. Id ; theaistday ot March lOaSor tills notice will be
the position knead the face eentlv. i'1'''"11 "' ,h ir recover s and an i.tsohs
uv r". . , , . 6cuv, 1 owing said estate will come und make Immediate
always bearing in mind the " lift- ettiemen .
ing" process of the flesh on the face.
The same treatment applies for the
double chin and the emaciated face,
As many people will doubt this state
ment it is beat explaned that either
condition has been brought about
by sluggish circulation, aud this re
sults sometimes iu an insufficient
and sometimes in a superfluous de
posit of fatty tissue. Therefore
massage, which equalises matters,
repairs the wroug( iu loth cases. It
builds up wa-ted tissues and cu. 8 s
Tuu o7c;;,hrbe..CarPats- Mattings and Upholstered Qoods.
skin food must be used throughout
these exercises, and all creams that
have animal or mineral fats en
courage the growth of hair, so must
be avoided. Tn buying cream it
will be foui.d the dearest of eoono
mies to buy the cheapest. Ex.
digei
overcomes India
ligestion, wlncli is a forerunner
u ia made instrictconforniity
of DVspepsia.
to the National Pure Food and Drue Ijiw
and ia sold on a guarantee relief plan. .Sold
by Standard Drug Co. and Aslieboro Drue
The baby of Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur
Bishop, of High Poiut, was fou.id
dead in bed early last Thursday
morning. It is. thought the child
strangled to death.
WANTED To Buy 10 sheep and
catver; for particulars address
J. SI. Woodell.
Hh 1'oinr, K. F. D. No. 3.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Town Elretlou.
Xotice h liersliy giett that a rail has
befii niii'lp ly the lioini of Commissioners
of tlie t-tvti of A-helmro, N. C. for tin plea
tion of all io n iillicera o:i Monday tlm I'.th
ilny of May ll". Said ollicers conoistin?
of a Mayor, ! reasurer, Clerk, Constulile and
livp ( Vmniiissiotipi-H tn servp for two venr
Nuiil vl. fti.niAo hnlipl.l unili-r Ceiieml "Kiel;
tion Law a far at iia tieal.
John S. East ha- l n eli'rlpcl Registrar,
and C-l. A. C Mr li-t.-ri and .Mr 1". II.
Morri jndjics of eWtini.
TliU Mareli 12 '.107.
F. Moffitt, Mayor.
NOTICE!
Hnvlnir qiinlillcd as admini-itrator on the
estate nf Mart t IuK'-M. deee-i-ed. hcf.irc W. C.
Haminon ), Clerk of the Superior Court of Ran
dolph County. I sell at public auction to the
hhtni'st bidder for cash, on me premise on Hie
litn ay of April iwir, the f"linvimr is rs nnil
i r.ipi rty. towit: (). utiut-'V and inn
feiithi r lied-, one cook stove, one mcwiiik lull
chine, a lot '"( tnn tied el niiis and other
art'ele- t'io ledioiis lo nie ittim.
Ail pe'ou huv n cl tin- aKi'n-t ii'ii itntc
me nai'leil to pr e il iheiu to tnc iri'1. Mmied.
.liny v. rifled, om or bef.ire tue a. it da Mar. h
linis or tli ! uoiiee ! ploi-!el l : i lur of
their rei v. r : i Mi nil per-mis nc said
es'ate w:l .tint f..r.r.ir ail make mime -lime
Scttb-IUellt. (
I'uis IStii iiay of M iic'i. vAr.
C. ii. IS'iiil.tt A hiir.
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l.ASH SAI.Kl
r.fan order of .
lly i irtut
ill..
Hie
i.r Court .
tion of H. M U eve-mr uii-t Jo.se Cox el I ,
. s. ali at the court cu-e door m A-I.el. io i.l l-j
i.r .h-' M oil tl'e W.ll.lav of y, ire. . Il.el
i foll"vin.' lie ilK-taie. io-wit: A true' of lini.l in .
I Kirn. t..uship. in -ii.d colony ic'joi.iiui.'
I tl.e lio.d-of H. A 'lri.:!it mid oti.er- bono. led ;
; a 'ollov tn-.'. . . : li 'liiiiiiiii j it a v!nte oak I. S .
I ..J'- eor er by a, mall lea:. eh and i .iuiiIiil'
I Sout'i chains and SI links to a p.-t oak in
I H.ilIi M .lilt'.- lb.e; li.eiae oh bis line I chains
and .fi links in Id- c'iii. r a blu-k jack; tl.-i.ee
th on ;. is line !i cliao.s aoo :!l link- to n - take
i in i.i- 1. ia ST eli.. :n- and :( Ii.d,-
; a p s' ..nk t ce uo th :ti eh.iiu- .m l s:ti- l..k
j :"",!'
:ap s.
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.eieee i-t. -il.llio. in... to .be be
K.taiir' ir .'. ace- ill-. re or le.
day ..: !' l.-i a:y VV. .
.i.dis r Kuirr.uN.c.iini.
Ifavinu illali!led hi
tate of A. ...row 1'lll.t.
Haniuiotiil. I lei I; ol the
'er-..ii- linviii
lie i to ,feserit
v- lillt-d. ,a. ie
this li, -lice will
y ; and all ,et
e forward and
be l Ic.lde.i ,11 I.':
tale wi 1
make iinni-'diaie setti.-tii -lit.
1 his 4 dav of March. W. .
M.J. IICXT
A ITT ION SAI.K!
I will -ell on the Until day of March, '',. at
public auction all my pctsonnl property, eon
sisiiiinoi lour load of horses from one to eifrbt
kv'. 't.v,,.;,,,. w.,,,ons .,. n,,,.,,,, h..nin-'
two bunnies anil two sets of hiiucy harness, two
Plows, one disc l.air.nv. one culti
vatnr, two hay ritkes. one corn planter nud a
lot of bacon, and several other tlnnj; too tedious
to mention.
This sale will lake place on the premises of
t'le u'd ov Millikaii at lo o'clock a. in. Don't
Cornet the date. Mi'ch 30th 1!HJT, and be sure
ami come to the -ule.
TKUY Ml LI. I KAN,
Ruudleman, N. t, K. F. D. No. 3.
I.AS1 SALE.
Bv virtue oC an order of the Suiierior Court of
Huudol.ii County iu a special proceediUK etiti -tied
M. A. Ki.dley v. Matilda Copple and others
1 will, on tne 8 day ol April liHifc at 12 u'ulueu
m.. sell to the hiRhest bidder on the premises in
Tutjernacle Township, the Col lowing described
real estate:
JieRiiiiiiug at a stone at or near the original
line bl P. P. Copple thence East 14 chains uud
71 links to a dogwood; thence South 2 chains
und '.' links to an a-h : thence Eisi 2 chains and
46 links to u stone; thence 8ouih 5 chai'is and 3H
links to u sunie in theis.uuh line: thence 'e,-t
l.ri chains and mi links ton pine keot and stone
planted llieiioe North B chains to the beiiimug,
coi.uin.ini.' i acres mo.e or less.
2nd Tji.et. Bogitm.iigat u stone in the middle
of I'wharrie and ruuniiiK North HI decrees Eust
u chains and 7b links to a black oak; tlieuce
North 4 cliain aud links to u doKwmsl iu or
iginal line; incucc E.u-t oil said line 17ehains and
as links to a stone; thetn-e North 14 chains and
MJ links to a whifouk; thence East 1H chains
and til links tnu-,10 ie lormerlyublackoak; the.ic
ftoiitnau .hams to a hickory; thence West 37
chains and 15 links to a pine stump: Uiei.cc
HoulhS clinins tnTu (MiKt oak; hence West ti chains
und oO links to a stake lu tile uiiddie oi L'wi.uirie;
thenee up the curious cuurses ol said creek to
tlie U'ltinnitiK. w.iituinliiK 100 aeivs more or less.
Terms oi sale: one-halt cash balance on a credit
oC six montns title to be retained until purchase
motley is paid.
Tins the lutti day oC March 1(107.
J. A. KPENCE.
Commissioner.
NOTICE.
i -
The Store of QUALITY as Well as QUANTITY.
Here yoa can find any and everything suitable for
the proper furnishing of the home, be it humble or
magnificent in its architectural construction.
Mantels. Tiles and Grates.
We have them in all styles and at all prices and
they are sure to please.
Never was there a more
array of these goods sho.vn in a North Carolina
City. An inspection is sure to make you a pur
chaser. Dining Room Sets
Chairs, center tables, buffets, china closets, etc.,
and the very latest patterns ar3 shown.
Our silver hollow ware and fine china can't be du
plicated in the State. A large line of ranges on
hand. $1,0CQ worth of lace curtains to close out
at cost. If its anything you want in the house
furnishing and kindred lines you can find it at our
store.
Notice We will pay fare both ways and deliver
your goods free of charge on a purchase of $100.
or over and deliver your goods and pay fare one
, way on amounts of $25.00 an i up to $100. This
means from Asheboro or i ny point along the line
to High Point.
Yours for satisfactory busines?,
Peoples House Furnishing Company,
8 Big Stores South Main St. High Point, N. C.
Cli-rk of the Wiiwrtor Court of Randolph County
I shall sell ut public auction to the liiKl'est tlrt
dcr for rash, on the preiuke on the loth ilay of
Ap il VM7 the fnllowlnjc property, tmviti out
horse furtnitiK t'Hilti, hou hold unci kitchen
furui'ure uud other articles to tedious t' intn
tion, inclii1iiiK all his personal property. All
Itersou- havinff claims uKaint said estate an
iiotiticij to piesent them to the undersimied
duly veriiicd, on or lie (ore the Hist day ol March
('.inn or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery; and nil persons owhnr said estate will
co iK' lorivur l ml m. ike imiacdiate .-ctticiiicnt
This 14 dav of March 1WT.
W. W. ARNOLD.
Executur.
COLORED
CONGREGATION AL
ISTS. i The Twenty-Fourth Session of the Con
gregational I hurdles of Middle Dis
trict Association, Will be Held W ith
Asheboro Congregational t'liimh,
March :t()-'il. The Program is as
lilllllUS.
ii. in (.)r"ii!x.uiou, roll fail, a
ie wide awake cliunh. am.
ill li.." Opened !v IJ-W i ). V
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is il.e liesl metli.id lor U
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Short address ,
: of the vouna;,"
I! F. Woo
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Mr-'
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;ss-s i l.i K a ..i I'.. Ii.d Iw in.
e !i. e'iiiii,.u, M.-s Ada l;.is!i
e liecitatioil Mi-s M.- ( 'r,
p I,.. Add.es, ,. (',lur. Mi
vi-tics I iv Ucv. I). I-'aduiua
iil( a id p:ii-1 s -rvice
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'.. Simui, lis, nlt-rnale I.'
limited lo three mi tits.
Ail
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! i.i. tie elobiiles of sunshine .lull drive the
' cloud- ti ,ay I A itt's l.itile Karly Ki-trn
I i.iil scalier the jrhioni of i. k-headache hid)
J la'liotistics. They do not gripe or sicken.
! 1,'ec mniniided and sold here l.y .Staudiii'd
I h ug t.n. and Aslielioro Pnijj ( o
Run-down People
Need VINOL
the modern strength creator
and body builder
Many people right here in this vi
cinity are all run down and hardly
able to drag about don't know what
ails them.
"Such people need Vlnol, our cod
liver preparation without oil, which
contains in a highly concentrated
form all of the medicnal and strength
creating elements of tod liver oil ac
tually taken from fresh cods' livers,
but from which the useless ofl Ie
eliminated and tonic Iron added."
We ask every man, woman and
child In thla vicinity who is run down,
tired and debilitated to try Vinol on
our offer to return money If It fails.
Sold by Ntindard Drug Co.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity in the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, deodorizing and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Driigtrists. Sample free. Address
The R. l'axton Co.. Boston, Mass.
complete and handsome
P. IP. Pc
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.)
MAKES POSITIVE CURES OF ALL FORMS AND STAGES OF-
rhyilciom rndone P. P. P. iplen
did combination, and prmerib It with
gntat at'sfjctlon (or tha era of all
forms and Mages of Primary, Secondary
and Ternary syphilis, Syphilitic Rheu
matism. Scrofulous Ulcers and Sore,
Glandular Swelling!, Rheuraathm, Kid
ney Complaints, 0:d Chronic Ulcers that
SYPHILIS
hare reaiated all treatment, Catarrh, Skin
DisrauM, Ecsema, Chronic Female
Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Tetter,
Scaldhcad, etc., etc.
P. P. P. Is a powerful tonle and an
excellent sppitizer, building up the
srsu-m rapidly. If you are weak and
feelile, and feel bidly try P. P. P., and
RHEUMATISM
Sold by Asheboro Dru Co., next door to the Bank of Randolph.
"7 "V OEs yci! r !r::i!ess .stationery repre-
JL i-tv.t or n: I - :v 'resent your
Piurons oi' TiA; '. .''irior Job OlTice are
proud to be known by the company they keep
it's the best both paper and workmanship.
We will be jrlad to hae a trial order.
Send lV.r pices on Lettei heads Billheads,
Stateir.ei.ts, EnYclcr, intact everything in
the stationery line.
I ' ' "
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furniture and Undertaker.
I am now carrying a complete line of all kinds of house
furnishing goods such as
Room Suites from $1 1.00 to $100.00, Iron Beds, Wardrobes.
Chiffoniers, Sideboards, Odd Dressers, Safes and Kitchen
t a hi nets, Hall and Wall Racks, Chairs and Dining
Chairs, Tables, Center Tables, Clocks ? n1
Pictures.
A complete line of Bed Clothing, atting. Carpet, Druggets
Rugs, Window Curtains and Shades; also an up-to-date line
of undertaker's gr ods such as Coffins, Caskets and robes.
See me before buying when in need' of any thing in my line.
0. R. FOX,
INCORPORATED
Capital Mock $30,000
RALEIGH. N. C. 1 f CHARLOTTE, N. C
Pullen Building.
J
THhshSCHiHH-S MIVKiiii! w..-M Iv-st
tollotii' in Nm tli Ciiroliim. Posiiinii.- uiLM iuU-nl.
fur liniiiiMtuilv rut.:-.
111u1v11tu11l11m1.1cti1.il. We iimi tern h h.
Ine. A. Mr.
Lewis & Wiiu i w
I We uho hanille J. 1. S.
iicuvers, Stoves, Hiii.j"
I
Wis Sell the Earth!
If you are interested in the
proposition, in or near Ajheboro.
we think we can please you as to lot,
prices and terms. Office in Bank' B'ld'g.
Armfield (L Lavighlin.
Real Estate DeaJers.
yo a will regain fleth and trengfh.
Wait of energy and all diteates reaaitia
from OYertaxing the syitem arc com! Ly
the nee of P. P. p.
Ladiei whose sy atoms are polnored and
whose blood Is in an impure condition dua
to menstrua! Irregularities are peculiarly'
benefited by the wonderful tcnic and
-a SCROFULA
blood cleansing properties of P. P. P.,
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Petaulu.
Sold by all Druggists.
F. V. LI PPM AN, Proprietor.
Savannah, Ga.
Successor to
KE4RNS & fOX.
Asheboro. ... N. C.
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