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Trinity News The droguht in this seciion is becoming eerious. Already the gardens are parched a the farmers are needing rain lor grow ing crops. The wheat crop is fine and with nice weather for harvesting, there will be a great deal of grain saved in this section. The Childrens' Day exercises in the Uhapel on Sunday at 11 o clock were very interesting and attractive. After the exer cises were over, there was a collection taken for the Methodist Orphanage at Winston. Prof. W. A. Bivins and family are here lor the summer. John Elder and a young friend from New York are spending some time with his parents. Ed. Pepper and H. A. Hayes were visitors bare Sunday. Mr. Jane Weeks left last Thursday for an extended visit to relatives in fcdgecomb county. Kiss Pearle Harris is visiting her sister at Eton College. David White who has been quite ill, is improving. The Ladies' Aid Society was pleasantly entertained at Mrs. George Wood's on last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ruth Patterson, of Bennettsville, S. k)., is visiiing Uiss May White. Williford Uarr and John Peacock visited Mrs. O. W. Oarr last week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brame. of Winston. visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Why Not Items J H. Spencer spent Sunday with his son J. L. Spencer, at Aberdeen. Miss Myrtie Lawrence, who has been in school at Elon College, is spending her va- cation at home. Mrs. Rocita Spencer is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. D. J. John son. Miss Etta Auman, of Denton, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Auinan. r A. B. Trogdca has recently painted his residence. Mies Mabel Stuart is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. A. U. Lowdermilk. W. (J. (Jarner made a business trip to Carthage one day last week. Several of our young people attended an ice cream aupper at John King's Saturday night and report a nice time. There will be preaching here next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. J. U. Stowe, Wot thvillc News Miss Jessie Prevoat, of Durham, is visiting Wer mothen . . Mrs. D. L. Billiard u spending some time with ber son in Sanford. M. J. Myrick went to Greensboro one day last week." Mr. aad Mrs. A. J. Myrick spent Satur dayand Sunday in Asheboro with their son. W.A.Jennings spent Thursday of last week in Greensboro. Miss Aide Aldridge, of High Point, visited her parents Sunday. Dameron HiLiard spent a few hoars in reensboro last Wednesday. Misses Florence Hilliard, Vida Hicks and James Jenkins spent Sunday evening with Miss Mamie Ellis, of Millboro. Quite a number from Asheboro attended the lawn party given at Worthville River Yitw Park Saturday night. Saved Hia Wife's LUe "My wife would have been in her grave to-day," writes O. H. Brown, of Mussadine, Ala., "if it had not been for Dr. King'a New Discovery. She was down in her bed, not able to get up without help. She had severe bronchial trouble and a dreadful ovgh. I got her a bottle of Dr. King'a New Discovery, and she soon began to mend, and was well in a short time. Infallible for coughs and colds, its the moat reliable remedy on earth for desperate lung trouble, hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma, hay fever, eroep and whooping- cough. 50c. f 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J. T. Un derwood and Asheboro Drag Co. ' Edgar Items Several of the Marlboro people attended the Sunday School Convention at Plainfield last Sunday. v Abel Gray was welcome visitor at B. F. Ridge's Sunday. Miss Heesie Newlin visited Misses Nannie and Mary Osborne Sunday. Arthur Farlow left Tuesday for Havana, Cuba. The Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Marlboro on Saturday, July 15th. Everybody invited. . N. E. Davis, who ia operating a saw mill in Guilford county, spent Sunday at home. The ham of the reaper is he ira from mor n till night. Farmers say the wheat crop ia good. Misses Clara Davis and Mamie Coltrane have returned from Guilford College. We are glad to have them with us again. Rav. M. C. Fariow and daughter, Elmira, attended the Sunday School Convention at Plainfield Suuday. '. High Point Route 3 Items The infant of Wallace Cox died Tuesday ef last week and was buried the following day at Fairfield.. The ice cream supper at the home of M. M. Kearaa last Baturuay night, was enjoyed very much by all present. Also the splendid music given by Ed. Tomlinson, Jim Cousins and Ben Sawyer. Mr- and Mrs. Eel. Tomlinson and children, of Ulenola, visited Mr. and Mrs M. M. Kearos Saturday and Sunday. Tom Steed and sister, Mks Jennie, visited their sinter, Mrs E. Hunt, recently. Tbe ChiMrena Dy exercises at Fairfield were well attended and a nice program reu derod ; The friends of Mrs. Albert Bryan wii! lie plad to knOT that she in recovering rapidly from sn operation performed recently and will sonn return hom. Edgar Hunt and Earl Bryan visited rela tives in tbe Junior Order Hospital at High Foifct fauuduy. ' ' Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they eannot reach the diettel fjurtiou of the ear. There Ia only one war to cure dearnem, aid that 19 by consti. Vitionu remedies. Deainem ia caused by au lu t affled condition of the mucous lining of tbe initrtachian Tube. Wljen this tube is inflamed you ha a rambling sound, of imperfect hear audwbeait is entirely closed. Deafness la e result, aud unless the Inflammation can be aim oat aril this tube restored to its normal iilitloa, hearing will be destroyed forever; oaies flat of ten are caused by Catarrh, ii is nothing but on luilamed oonditiou of uwnia surlaoes. wul (five One Hundred Dollars for any I Deaf neat (caused by, catarrh) that cen. I'lffibf Hati'i Catarrh Cure. Head for ., free. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O. I-ilf !t. 7V,. . rule amllj Fill ior constipation. NATURE TELLS YOU. As Many An Asheboro Reader Knows. 7 When the kidney are sick, Nature tells yon all about it. The nrine is nature' calendar. Infrequent or too frequent action. Any urinary trouble tells of kid ney ills. Doan's Kidney Pills are for kid ney ills. People in this vicinity testify to their worth. W. P. Holland, High Point St., KandJeman, N. U., says : "The statement I gave for pnbli cation three years ago, recommend ing Doan's Kidney Pills was correct in every detail. This remedy neyer fails to help me when I use it. For weeks I suffered from a dull ache through the small of my back and 1 felt dull and languid. The kid ney secretions were unnatural and showed that I naeded a kidney med icine. Doan's Hid ney fills gave me relief in a short time and after tak ing them I enjoyed much better health. I am justified in recom mending this remedy toother kid ney sufferers, for I know it to be effective. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Joster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agent8 for the Unit ed States. Remember the nanie Doan's and take no other. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold bv Asheboro Drug Company. Clateville Items Miss Maude Allred and Mswter Joseph Allen returned to High Point Saturday. J. H. Oole was ia this community Satur day. Harvesting is all the go in this section, K. F. Stevens is burning a kiln of brick this week. J. P. Allred, who has been ill for some time, is improving. Pisgah Items Many of the people of this section attended the foot washing bunday at Sugg's Cre,-k. Sbelton Stridor visited at Randolph Lucas' Saturday night. x J.J. Welch is through cutting wheat. We had a savero hail storm Sunday. Lester Lucas went to Macedonia Sunday to give a brief comment upon the Sunday School lesson. The Suuday School at Pisgah is progress ing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Boss Ward visited in the neighborhood Snnday. Misses Thomas and Newsoa, of Franklin ville, visited Mrs. Marvin Dunn Saturday night. George Jones, oi Siler City, visited his parents Saturday aud Sunday. Miss Bertha Hickett, of Liberty Route 1, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Miss Anna Beeson, of Greensboro, spent a part of last week with Miss Delia Allred. Miss Vada Hackett visited her brother near Pleasant Garden last week. Miss Mamie Ward visited Misa Alina Nixon Saturday night. J. R. Kirkman, of Randleman Route 1, waa a visitor in the vicinity lost 8unday. Lineberry Items Quite a number of our people attended the ice cream sapper here last Saturday night. Mrs. Pattie Letlongb, of Franklinville, spent Saturday night at A. M. All red's. Mrs. Chrisco and daughter, Mrs. Edgar Allred, of Greensboro, spent Saturday night and Snnday at N. C. Allred's. Birthday Dinner On May 21, 1911, about one hundred frienda and relatives gathered at the home of Frank Jonee, near Franklinville, to celebrate the 83rd birthday of his mother, Mrs. Patty Jones. By 1 o'clock the tables were spread on the beautiful lawn and laden with choice and tempting edibles. A very impressive talk was made, followed by the invocation by Bob Jordan. All of tbe children were present, J. M. Jones, G. M. Jones, A. V. Jones and Frank Jones. There were ten grand children and three great grand children present also. The day was me of great pleasure to all present and none enjoyed the occasion more than Mrs. Jones, wuo has a host of friends in this section who unite in wishing for her many more happy birthdays. Millboro Route I Items Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis, of Liberty visited at G. M. Jones' recently. Dennis Vunennnon at'erMorl the Prate Uoii.es9 carup uiueiiug i.t Ureuiebuio- re cently, i Mica Patlie I.iittrlodi, if Frunkliuville, spent last wefc at G. M. .'cue'. Mrs. John Hives, of Fmi kliuville, vUited her aunt, Mrs V. LI. Mi'Pju.el, recently. Little Dorothy Ctiriin, of Lilwty, is spending a few weekt- wicn her grau.lparenta here. , Murgaret Waller attended the State Holi ness camp meeting nt ' ir. wsori rid-ntly. Mrs. Foust s Jcs-H Puirti spout last Sunday at Mr. Netc-.'H, near Cliujux. ilis Es'.hnr Wuikcr, who bus bnen spend ing a few momim at W'orth.vi le, Las returned home. A M. Uiiilerwo'i ! h?.1) reltirnd home after spending a few woti.s tit Urwibro. Julian Grave Items We had a nice sboyyer Sunday and also a quantity of hail, s mo of the lumpa being as large as a bird en?. The lodge gave an i?e creim supper at Lineberry 'Saturday mht. Ihere was quite a crowd from this neighborhood and thev report a men time. Mr, jimes. of Liberty, visited near Worth ville Sunday. Mrs. Verney Routh visited at Jolin King's Sunday . Scott Lineberry lost a fine horse Saturday, The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Albion Fugleman, of Liberty, was buried on Monday of last week. Sheriff's Sale For Taxes On Monday, the 3rd day of July, 1911, at 12 o'clock M, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in Asheboro, N. O., the following tracts of land to satisfy the unpaid taxes for the years 1908, 1909 and 1910. S L. HAY WORTH, Ex-She riff of Randolph Co. This June 1st, 1911 Grant W T Brooks, 58 acres of land balance tax 1910 and cost Richland W J Latham " 381-2 " Trinity O T Earnheat W H Lathan Sam Shelton Charlie F Stafford Crisaie 8 pence John Gray Ira Johnson 1 town lot 4 10 5 55 6 " 30 " New Market Township Annie Coltrane 200 acres of land Market of 1910 and cost E A Frazier 23 acres of land Loo Shelly 40 " Providence B Jb L Vickory 75 acres of land Jas S Coble 100 " Wm M Routh 160 ,: Wm S Underwooi 6 Samu3l E Nelson 172 " Concord Henry Garner Mrs J GRagan 127 100 28 1 acres of Mrs Mary Yatea John Taylor Back Greek Joseph F Spencer 1 " " 5 98 G A Stalker 44 " " 4 51 LA Corner 33 " 02 W 8 Hnnt 15 " " 4 09 D H Hill 20 . .. 5 05 King Stephens - 20 " balance " 3 30 Cedar Grove Township Mrs D M Snider 120 acres of land tax 1910 and cost 7 05 Jane Walker 17 , u ' " - 1 98 Liberty Township B S Kimery 63 acres of land tax 1910 and cost 11 37 RD White 1 tow lot " 2 02 W A Stewart 22 acres of land " 6 88 Wm Thomas 22 " " 6 56 James JHolder 2 " 2 07 Brower Township 0 E G Snggs 100 " 7 97 Tabernacle Township Crotta and Sumner 153 acres of land - tax 1910 and cost 5 19 EUa Briles 6 " tax 1909, 1910 and cost 2 09 Led Tysinger 16 " tax 1910 and cost 2 34 Mrs Florence Hoover 122 ,.' 10 20 Thoa A Spencer 30 " " $44 Phil Thornburg 1 " " 1 87 Will Walker 8 2 02 Harrison Hix 12 1-2 " " 2 09 J F Hnnt 6 12" . a 02 Asheboro Township 1 town lot tax 1910 and cost 1 1 acre of land " 3 town lota " 117 " " 1 u X " " 8 acres of land Franklinville Township 10 acres of land tax 1910 and cost 70 " " . ' 3 town lota " 94 " X t . ' u 158 " tax 1909, 1910 and cost 1 town lot . , tax 1910 and cost 1 a 11 , t 40 acres of land " ' 42 " ' W E Plummer A Julius Staley Anthsny Smith Allen Auman W J Jerrell Chas Copland a L Brower Mack Jarrell Andrew Bedding T T Smith J F Jarrett A D Nelson , G A York O Grover Cox Thomas Brothers Mrs Sarah Craven R G Lane A 0 Allred O P Brown Mrs J W O Craven 64 ") W L Thnrber 46 M 1909, 1910 and cost . 2 acres of land " Columbia Township 2 town lots " ' 302 acres of land " John W Connar J Presley Dixson W M Wright H 1 McPberaon John Brooks John P Marley 1 5 1 8 1 3 1 town lot acres of land town lot acres of land William Brooks William M Marley William Shoftner . Sophia brooks New Hope 115 acres oi land 57 " Randleman W T Webb beirs W ilson Snider J O Hill 1 town lot H P Hill C H HeDley W J Hall Mrs A Hicks John Howell J A Liuebery G C Lawrence John Langley D M Meredith Rataitrh Stevens E F Redding H O White Weaver John-on John McDaniel Johu Stafford J M Allred J W Cooper Mrs M C Dicks C A Llanner 8 acres of land -- 2 town lots -1 " 1 town lot 7 acres of land 1 town lot 2 town lots 2 acres of land 1 town lot ' 107 acres of land 1 town lot 1 town lot 135 acrea of land Township $3 44 Township Township 4 69 , tax 1910 and cost 5 35 5 60 2 52 10 54 3 65 2 48 3 51 1908 1909 1910 and cost tax 1910 and cost balance tax In Back Creek and Nev 13 74 tax 1909 and 1910 and cost 5 81 tax 1909 and cost 3 05 Township tax 1908 and cost tax 1910 and cost tax 1910 and cost 4 10 84 8 39 9 30 4 19 9 58 Township land tax 1910 and cost 4 44 tax 1908 and 1909 and cost 10 49 1 92 " J& 07 Township 3 30 3 30 9 01 9 63 7 59 2 02 3 30 3 99 2 48 5 09 8 03 6 84 2 21 15 94 5 65 4 95 4 50 8 46 5 58 10 59 24 18 4 51 6 33 16 33 " 2 19 Township tax 1910 and cost ' . ' Township. 3 23 5 70 1 89 1 015 8 C.I 2 97 4 1 5 35 4 73 7 11 7 49 4 80 5 30 11 08 5 67 2 37 3 08 5 55 31 65 5 60 40 87 i 73 tax 1010 and coat IT'S YOUR DUTY to yourself and family to save every penny you can. Our aim is to treat you right and if you will come to our store for anything in , y , HARDWARE you will be pleased. Buy your fanning implements, fencing, harness, wagons from us if you want . satis faction. , We make a specialty of the High Point buggy. COX & LEWIS HARDWARE CO. Cn LAST CALL FOR TAX LISTING Notice is hereby given, in accordance with Section 20 of the Machinery Act, to all persons in this Township required to list property or poll for taxation, and from whom I failed to obtain such list during the month of May, that I may be found at the office of the Cpunty Assessor in the court house, on Thursday June 15th, and after the above date the tax list for this township will be closed. Attention is also called to the fact that Failure to List Will Result in Your Being Double-Taxed as required by Section 80 -of the Machinery Act, and the taxpayer failing to list also subjects himself to a misdemeanor (Section 80, Machinery Act.) Please do not fail to see me before expiration of above date, if you have not already given in your list. Respectfully M: W. PARRISH Assistant Assessor for Asheboro Township FOR SALE 13-room cottage on old Plank road with 20 acres of land I mile from court house. 1 6-room cottage also store house and 12 acres of land in the fork of the Central Falls and Plank roads. 1 1-4 miles from town. Good well water and stables 1 5-room dwelling on Salisbury Street. 1 4-room cottage (new) on Salisbury Street.1 Several valuable farms near town. For terms and prices write HAMMER & COMPANY, Asheboro, N. C. w n u Fraoklmville News Mrs. Effie Lather visited relatives at Millboro one day last week. Uiss Mary Tippett is spending some time with her uncle's family, Pat fields, near Red Cross. If iaa Pattie Lutterloah visited relatives and frienda in the Oraya Chapel neighbor hood laat week. The most rain fell here Sunday evening that we have had for several weeks, It was accompanied by a considerable eleclrical display and some hail, but not enongh to do any damage. Mrs. R. L. Elkin and children are spend ing the week with Mrs. Elkin a parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hendricks, near Guilford College. Mr. ana Mrs. u. a. ruga, ot Aeneooro, weie in town Snnday evening. Mrs. Ealtie Stuart has gone to Durham where she has a position as trained nurse. J. T. Buie and G H. Maner attended the Junior Crder meeting at Ramseur Fri day night. ' , . Mrs. J. W. Barley, of Sanford. is spend ing some time in tbe city with her sister, Mrs. E.A. Kouth. .Uiss Cornie Curtis, of Randleman, is the gueht of her brother, R. 0. Cnrtis. Misa Be la Wrenn gave a very delightful party for the yonng folks at her home Satur day evening. ' Mrs. G. H. Black, wbo has been indis posed for a few days, is improving. W. R. Trogdon . oi Oxford, is in town this week. . s T. A. Slack is at the bedside of his father, Harris black, who is critically ill at his hume at White Plains, Ga. ' Ramseur News; " Miea Florence Dement, of Rbltigh who has so EucceB&f allv; cocducte. the "millinery department of tbe Ii.ini8eu8 Storp Co., kit for her tome in kaleign Macdaj.- . Miaa L. P. Marshal, of Ora:-ge Va., ia visiticg frieoda here. Mr. and Mrs. Zick Clark, cf Fajetteville after Ttsuiog ia town, returned to their home last week. Mrs. J. H. Faust gave a delight ful entertainment at her home last Saturday. The Baraea Class' of the Baptist Sunday School, gave a very enjoy, able ice cream supper on the lawn of Mr. W. A. Scotts Saturday even, ing.- Mies Frances Crter of Greens boro ia visiting- Mrs. Dexie Carter. The residence of A. H. Thomas is rapidly nearing completion. Beportof the Condition of the BANK OF LIBERTY At Liberty .In tbe Bute of North Carolina, at tbe close of business ;june 7th, 1811. ' RK80UKCE8 Loam and discounts !g, 996.13- Overdrafts 416.04 All other stocks, bonds and mortgages 750 oo Banking- house, furniture and fixtures 8,058 98 Demand loans Due from banks and bankers 12.868.1& Cash items g) Gold coin......... 80760 Silver ooin, including all minor ooln currency .'..... 684 81 National bank notes and other V. 8. notes 2,900.00 Total 80,010.07 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in... I0. 000.00 Surplus fund 8,900 00 Undivided profit', less currenti expenses and taxes paid 61.28 Dlvi lends unptid. . fTT Deposits subject to check 85,088.7T Savings deposits 40,764 8& Due to banks and bankers ; Cashier' t Checks outstanding 280.14 Total..... 80,01007" State of North Carolina, ) County of Randolph. I. B. M. Brower, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. B. M. BROWER, Cashier. Correct Attest: , A E.LKWIH. J. F. Pickett. G. A. rOsTER. M I)., '' Directors. Subscribed and swdrn to before me, this 13th day of June, 1911.- W.B.OWEN, - . ' : . ' - . J. P. In Lovinp; Memory Albert Colin, the little ten months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. -J. Ev Cranford, died May 24, 1911, near Bombay lor ten months l-e gladdened the hearts of those who loved eitn. - Albert waa an un usual bright and attractive child. - None but the sorrowing ptronts realized what fond hopes vjere cherished coucerning him. None but God knows why those hopes were not realized, but we all know that He never errs. He bad accomplished his mission here and is now safe in the arms of Jesus, an other link in tbe chain that binda ns to a batter world. Ho has gaini d a orown with out the coitflict..- i'ay be be permitted to welcome all his loed .trios to heaven in the sweet bye and bye. May the God of ull, sustain and uphold ns, so that when tbe death angel shall call for ' us, vie will be prepared to meet our angel baby cn the heavenly shore. ' - A Friend. . Fuller News Mrs. Dobbs, of Randleman, visited her fatherMilton Small, Sunday and Monday. We are sor.-y to lose our friend, Miss Lackey, wbo recently married Victor Parker and left for Kansas. " An egctist is a man who thinks, he ia better than you. JridMJU'J Ah. I
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