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Isheboro, N. C; December 17, 1914 -r- ""'" mibm wnere he spent Mr. Max Robinson has returned - na iau witn his children. m a V18H IW intuua at rsuruuin. plessrs. Frank and James Gallimore Fullers, were guests oi air. ana THE COURIER LOCAL ABED PERSONAL Nice things to eat at bazaar. and you will buy nice in'Jk C ?mb' of Cross.was' in Asheboro Tuesday attending court. I H?ln.rt0. r- and Mrs. Will Scott nigni a daughter. I ml'A Kearns ' Farmer, has moved to Denton. Come on, and you wui ouy nice Mr. A. C. Rush has returned to nd made articles at our oazaar. Asneboro from Kansas where h n.nt '. B. F. Miller a few days last week Mr. N. A f -X tt:i- n1 Lf l).as Jlned The Courier's growing family of subscribers. Mr. J. T? Poo n moved to Bennett. Mr. Pearce is a Mr. and Mrs. u. . rage s oi Kal- good dtise i.. " . ana mrs. the indu8tria, .,. J'""" Messrs, Colon Spoon and Emmett inC have OTino to urnrtr n KJT TTl.iU r. . var x lean er Kino- r Rsumtill roo vn.:... ley county. mri, were . f X. Coffin Sunday -and Monday. I 1 ... . . I Messrs. Hnlnn Srut.. n-J 17 n rrhe date ol tne Metnomst rrotest-, ir: fcaCl 1 w r.i has been chanired from ha.ve S0 ? work at Mr. Fletch- cember the 19th to the 18th. Mr. Cnarne uiass, oi r ranKiinviue, ur ., . i r i fanned in at Th fWiM-' . We can use that money you are ow i1 'Ja nA onnt a .i,5i, , mg us on your subscriDtion fnr w On VOUr Rllharrintinn .... I : y r"j muse wnom we owe. Come I Mr. W. A. Jones, if Liberty, R. F. D. ( ln and see us. j Jw. paid The Courier a PleM.rtiMrlr'Z-&"0?rfASM ,wno was at the recent election, The Miller building next to The elected a member of the board of com-1 imrier omce nas Deen secured for b Hl vumperiana county, has e Methodist rrotestant bazaar. The ":" cnairman or the board, rving will begin at 12 o'clock. i rrn,- , . . , ' b 1 r-u Erammar grades will give a Rev. R. E. Powell, pastor of the i 1 i""", ,.cantat al .tne Shaded turday afternoon from the Baptist !?er 7:"- Tne on,y admittance ;.tP Meeting at Raleigh. fee t? Santa Claus at Miss Prim's" 1 Rev. K. I'owen, pastor of the T T l n. al lne S;raaea ,hcboro Baptist church, returned ?cno"' builH"ig Friday night, Decenw .....uv nftornonn from the Rnntief Der at 7:0. The onlv admittanre ate Meeting at Raleigh. Je; w anta If) to hA nn rimo I The Asheboro graded school will hse on December 22, and re-open on 1 Mr- Max Wager, of Randleman, be Inuary 6, giving two full weeks va- 'ame a "hzen of the United States r- : last Tuesday under the nmroHnrp fni. tne needed chanty un v lis time this year. Dr. F. E. As-, ,mmlHcp to look after the worki id all needy cases snouiu oe repori! him. Miss Bertha Cox. a returned mis- Inary of the Friends church from idia, will preach in the Armory tiau Ahehorn Snndav morninsr and at, e cvenng hour she will lecture on, le people and ineir customs, me iblic is given a cordial invitation to. ;tend both services. I I A weddintr that was a surprise to Ishcboro people was that of Mr: J. Hardin and Miss Carrie Lmtnicum li last Wednesday evenine. The cere- pony was performed by 'Square J. A. eiehbors at his residence three mnes lorth of Asheboro. Mr. Hardin is an , liergetic young wholesale produce an of Asheboro and Mrs. Harden is daughter of William Linthicum, of sheboro. On Inst Monday night the City Coun il of High Point enacted a curfew aw. Part of the provisions are as iows: vTnat it shall ne, and u is ercby, made unlawful for any per- on under the age of eighteen years o be or remain upon any oi tne treetK. alleys, or public places of the ity of High Point at night after tne tours of 9 p. m. from May 1st to October 1st each rear, and 8 p. m. it all other times, unless such person e accomDanied bv a parent, guardian f other person having the legal cus-' ody of such minor, or is in the per formance of an errand or duty di eted by such parent, guardian or ther nerson havinir the legal custody f such minor nerson. or whose em ployment makes it necessary to be pon such streets, alleys or public jplaces durintr the nierht time after such specified hours." The grammar grades of the Ashe toro school will give the Cantata, "Scnta Claus," in the auditorium on Friday night at 7:30. Only fee is to be on time. Come. The following are names of the children who will take part in the entertainment: An na Richardson, Mary Lofiin, Elizabeth Skeen, Gladys Allred,- Mary Bulla, N'ita McCain, Jennette Hendrix, Bes sie Kennedy, Worth Way, Millard Brown, Jennie Phillips, Governor Thomas, Hal Philips, Harold Moore, Everett Nance, Clarence Foust, Floyd Beaver, Clay Garvin, Kate Spoon Mary Carter Auman, Adelaide Arm neld. Ruth Hnrilpv. Wilmer Presnell. Josephine Smith, Frances Hall. Lena "uiaru, Leota Mottitt, vera lurner, wona Wilson, Neely Hunter, Howard Milliard, Fannie Phillips, Williams1 Dickens, Henry Rich, Baird Moffitt, Charles MrC.rrv rivHa Williams. John Hunter, Rhodes Moffitt, Bertie "y. Klyer Richardson, May telle Lnn, Clara Belle Morris, Blanche mg, Nellie Fox, Mary Mendenhall, Hazel Purnx TV;li;n. rarria Attain, Alta Rush, Lucy Lovette,) 'wneg Underwood, William Under- . aoei jon, Haine rnomai, viv, n i Cranford, Alberta Ingrain, Blanch Ratlin, Isley Smith, Ethel Cox, VetU aendrix, Vera Thimai, Ethel Will-, sms, Uoyd SheeU, Billy Fox, Colon ttnail. William JTammnnd I. uiiuci vc piuccuuie 101- nu'orl in TT;t,J ctt. tt , .y v-v. ... wuikcu Abates cuurv. xie was Miss jiiuiic xicbiicu, uuugnier oi "iciijf a ciusen oi Russia, DUt r. Virgil Presnell, has returned from 1 doubtless thought it was a good time L I l,o Hnnnit al ui ck ov, t- ttt hpcnmn nolnnll.. ven weeks for treatment. I i xnuuias urown, oi AsneDoro t v r un.,o P Tr.Ay 1 nmifa A ..tna i m.. s- .jr. ej, i . Ji;a, mi. ivaiiuicuiau, huh , a vieiwr at ine courier. ien re-appointed by Judge Boyd, of office Monday. Mr. Brown recently i nitetl States Commissioner for Ran- killed a 3-year old hog that weighed I ilph county. 1 608 pounds. The Courier believes . . . lne record ior Dig hogs in Randolph i Wi -T HI Sni'horn. An pntornfiomo a.. u: i i . . r . I . iuuVJ, U11S season nas Deen oronen. nn-hunt- nt Wnrthmllp. wna in A olio. I ro Monday and gave The Courier i Again we want to call atention to ib Department an order for some people who send letters to this office I ,.n rf.linmvTO trt sifrn OimV nomAn V.. ...ill , , ! not be mentioned but if you expect Mr. k. E. Hare, of Cedar Falls, at- tvom t k n.-.. Inded court this week. While in signed. Also, rememhsr. nothino- of fwn he visited The Courier oflice and a personal nature wiil be published, id his name placed on its growing j it oi suDscnuers. wny ssot scnool will close for the 1 Phrictmaa hnlirloi.c WJ-,ln IU Several heavy weight hogs have 23rd, with an entertainment. Miss A -1 ri l onnrtdM Irillort l n ih o Cnnhiq ou -: tr i- . i -n , I i r i. l i llle ruxs music ciass win renueri mi by the farme, s whose naems are special music. The s hool remains i; i. oiuui, o'iij d. iu. lijnaon, closed ten davs. W. L. Nance, 404; B. F. Rich,422.j ' .-, ,, , , ' Mr. J. M. Caveness, the newlv elect-, of Con- pd Clei k of 5?.lnorir r, k 1 leridge to Asheboro to the i South Fayetteville Street ' ated bv Miss I.izzio Kim.'h I b, who moved to the M. C, .enci Hers Club will give a mockl ;e graded school building oZ December 23. Admis- 'ed seats, 35 cents; general admission, 25 cents, aTtfl school child ren 15 cents. The proceeds will be us ed for the benefit of the poor. You will enjoy the evening and your money will be well spent. The following renewals and new subscriptions have been paid since cur. last report: Dovie Ledwell, T. M. Johnson, Mrs. R. C. Welborn, W. E. Boone, 0. V. Woosley, B. G. Leonard, Eugene Case, Mrs. J. M. Rowland, H. T. Hunt, J. S. Allred, E. R. Yow, W. M. Elliott, I. H. Foust, J. C. Julian, C. M. Shaw, C. W. Redding, M. W. Ken nety, E. S. Walker, Vannie Ausley and J. S. Caviness. Mr. Briles Hoover, of the Back Creek section of Cedar Grove town ship, died Tuesday at the age of 68 years. His wife and the following children survive: Pearly, Rome, El lis, Mollie, John, James, Ivey Cynthia, Hallie, Lee and Grace. Several chil dren preceded the father to the grave. The funeral and burial was at Back Creek church yesterday. 'Squire W. B. Owen, of Liberty, was a pleasant visitor at The Courier of fice Monday. Mr. Owen will leave Saturday to spend awhile with his I ann Prof W R flu-en nt rVivino-tnn I Georgia. From there Mr. Owen will I go to Brown county, Texas, to visit his brother, I. N. Owen, who left Randolph county twenty-eight years' ago. The visit will cover a period o several months. j The many friends in Asheboro of Rev. T. J. Ogburn who was appointed, pastor of Mt. Zion and Hunterville churches at the recent session of the Western North Carolina Conference of , the M. E. Church, South, will learn with regret that, while assisting in , unloading his household goods at his i new home at Cornelius a few days ago, he fell fron. a wagon and frac- i tured his left wrist. The North Carolina Christian Advo- j cate, of Greensboro, had the following, important local item last week: "Rev. J. W. Clegg, who for more than twen- j ly years nas Deen a ianniui memoer of the W. N. C. Conference, and was during the last year pastor of the West Greensboro charge, has connect ed himself with the Presbyterian church, and will serve for the pres ent as stated supply at Asheboro and Thomasville. Brother Clegg was very highly regarded in our Conference and was quite an acceptable and effi cient preacher, and there is deep re gret among his friends that he has severed his connection with us." ACCOUNTS ALLOWED BY COUN- TY COMMISSIONERS DEC. I, 1914. J. F. Boggs, wood and coal for JaH $20.00 C. A. and J. H. Bristow, lum ber for bridges 28.60 Enterprise Mfg. Co. Lurr.ler etc., for bridge .. .. 9.74 Asheboro ' Grocery Co., mdse for court house .60 W. I. Sumner, holding mrjaest 10.00 Town of Asheboro water and lights 6.71 John M. Hammer, taxes re funded 9.84 S. A. Cox, burial pension .... 20.00 W. L. Stutts, coffin for pauper 10.00 J. F: Birkhead, work at court house i.oo W. L. Foust, coal for Court house 11.00 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. for work on machine . . . . 2.25 J. M. Rich, unloading and haul ing coal 16,64 C. E. Davis, repair and plumb ing 2.75 Arthur Davis repair on plumb ing 2.75 Asheboro Wheelbarrow Co , coal for court house 12.00 Asheboro Drug Co., mdse, etc. 5.25 A. S. Nowlin and Co., car coal 78.00 J. N. Kearns, burial pauper. . 8.50 L. M. Fox, Supt. of health, etc. 14.00 Asheboro Grocery Co., mdse. for County home 38.20 J. T. Turner, mdse, for County nome 11,70 Alice Nance mdse. for County home 1.00 Jno. F. Jarrell mdse. for Coun ty home 8.05 McCrary Redding Hdw. Co .. 6.55 I. H. Foust, conveying jury to County home 3.00 Home Bldg. & Material Co. lumber, etc lfi.71 S. E. Coble, Farm Demonstra tor, 1 month 45.00 Bank of Randolph, int. on note 2.50 J. M. Brewer, court deputy, September term 4.50 S. W. Porter, work on Court house 8.30 W. I. Sumner, inquest on luna cy 2.00 W. T. Foushee, insp3jti!iir road etc 7.00 W. T. Foushee, 2 day3 special meeting of boarl and mile age (-.CO W. J. Scarboro, 2 day? special meeting of board 4.00 W. T. Fomlvje, I day and age L'.oO H. A Tomlinson, 1 day and mileae 1.70 W. J. Scaroro, 2 days ,' 00 Geo. T. Murlcck, ?. days c!eik to boarj , , , , , , , , , , . , , 4.C0 W. T. To j,'n;e, inspecting r.ihd :i 0Q 11. A. lomlinson, inspecting bridge 2.50 H. A. Tomlinson , 1 day and mileage 4.70 J. E. Crayton & Co. mdsa , for Clrks office 10.50 Randolph Supply Co., msde. for County Home 24.53 H. M. Robbins, atty. to board . .46.61 McCrary-Redding Hdw. Co. mdse 11.41 McCrary-Redding Hdw. Co., Co 2.40 G. W. Hilliard, Agt. freight on car coal 104.94 Courier, printing for Clerk's office 7.50 Geo. T. Murdock, postage Sept. to Dec. 1st 10.82 M. F. Wrenn, interst on note No. 113 .. .. 60.00 S. E. Coble, salary for Oct.... 45.00 C. B. Julian, Registrar in Franklinville 16.63 R. L. Causey, Registrar in Lev el Cross 15.96 F. P, Provo, Registrar in Ran dleman 21.85 R. L. White, Registrar in New Market .... 18.74 R. E. Baldwin, Registrar in Brower 18.03 T. W. Ingram , Registrar in New Hope . . . . 17.05 L. C. Andrews, Registrar in Trinity : 20.68 W. L. Scotton, Registrar in Co lumbia 22.58 H. C. Causey, Registrar in Lib erty 21.20 J. A. Varner, Registrar in Tab ernacle 19.99 Thomas Graves, Registrar in Coleridge 20.09 C. L. Lewis, Registrar in Con cord 18.60 M. A. Ward , Registrar in Pleasant Grove 17.26 G. E. Bulla, Registrar in Back Creek 16.60 T. J. Bonkeniyer, Registrar in W. Franklinville 16.6.) C. E. Allen, Registrat in Grant . .13.34 Worth Lowe, Registrar in Ce dar Grove 18.03 C. L. Cranford, Registrar in Asheboro 20.34 G. W. Pugh, Registrar in Pro- idence 17.76 Bank of Ramseur interest Aug. 10th, 1914, to 12-10-14, 6 months on Note No. 30 .... 30.CO Bank of Ramseur, 4 months in terest on Note No. 122 20.00 Ferd Ingold, Sec. Board of Elections ...... 15.20 A. C. Cox, 1 day judge of elec tion in Grant 2.00 C. R. Thompson, 1 day judge election in Concord . . . . . . 2.00 W. R. Lassiter, baliff Randle man election 4.00 Herbert Tyson, 1 day judge of election in Brower 2.00 W. O. Brown, 1 day baliff of election in Brower 2.00 J. B. Presnell, 1 day baliff in New Hope 2.00 T. W. Miller, 1 day baliff in I Liberty 2.00 A. E. Lassiter, 1 day jutige of ! election and C. board 4.00 H. S. Ragan, 1 day judge of I election in Trinty 2.00 ' C. O. Ingold, 1 day baliff in Grant 2.09 J. T. Penn, 2 days baliff in I Asheboro 4.00 J. F. Cameron, 1 day judge of election in Concord . . .... 2.0C 1 J. M. Shaw, 1 day judge of election in New Hope 2.00 , Hayes Lofiin, 1 day judge of election in Tabernacle . . . . 2.00 ' L. C. Smith, 1 day judg of elec- 1 C. H. Brown, 1 day judge election in Pleasant Grove.. 2.00- J. T. Powers, 1 day judge of electian in Pleasant Grove.. 2.00 W. G. Kinney, 1 day judge of 1 election in Cedar Grove .... 2.00 C. C. Brown, 1 day judge of j election Grant 2.00 N. C. Farlow, lday judge of i election Back Creek 2.00 S. A. Frazier, 1 day judge elec tion Level Cross 2.00 E. C. Watkins, 1 day judge elec tion Columbia 2.00 J. T. Wood, 2 days judg elec tion, 1 day canvassing Board 6.00 ,W. A Williams, 1 day judge election, 1 day canvassing ' Board 4.00 J. C. Farlow, 1 day judge elec tion, Back Creek 2.00 W. R. Julian, 1 day judge elec tion, Providence 2.00 W. R. Neece, 1 day judge elec tion, Providence 2.00 D. E. Curtis, 1 day judge elec tion, Liberty 2.00 T. A. Cox, 1 day judge elec tion, Coleridge 2.00 0. P. Gardner, 1 day judge elec tion, New Market 2.00 J. E. Comer, 1 day judge elec tion, Prowy . . 2.00 Arthur Ross, 2 days judge elec. tion Asheboro 1912 and 1914 8.00 W. C. Jones, 1 day judge and 1 day canvassing board, Franklinville 4.80 C. M. Spencer, 1 day judge of election in 1912 and 1914, New Market 4.00 T. A. Slack, 1 day baliff Franklinville 1... 2.00 B. L. Kearns, 1 day baliff Ce dar Grove 2.00 D. M. Burgess, 1 day baliff Co lumbia 2.00 J. S. Kindley, 1 day baliff, Tab- ' ernacle 2.00 Waltr Strider, 1 day baliff Union 2.00 T. G. Bonkemyer, 1 day balilf W. Franklinville 2.00 H. N. Brooks, 1 day baliff Coleridge 2.00 W. D. Domett, 1 day baliff Concrd 2.00 J. M. Dunn, 1 day baliff, Prov idence 2.00 Dr. W. J. Staley, use of build ing 2.50 Dr F E Asbury, professional service to prisoner 1.00 C. W. Steed, jailor for Novem ber 87.31 Jas. Lilly, janitor for Nov.... 25.00 Hugh J. Burns, repairing and sharpening tools 8.19 Dr. L. M Fox, Supt. of Health for October 12.50 Bank of Randolph, 3 months interest on Note No. 33 15.00 Bank of Randolph, 3 months in- trest on Note No. 20 25.83 Geo. T. Murdock, clerk to board 12-7th, r.nd 8th 4.00 Mrs. Ella Moffitt, interest on notes No. 15 and 16 60.00 Lillian M; Andrews, interst on Mote No. 101 48.00 Despondency Due to Indigestion. It ia not at all surprising that per sons who have indigestio become dis couraged and despondent. Here are a few words of hope and chfeer for them by Mrs. Blanche Bower, Indiana, Pa:. "For years my digestion was so poor that I could only eat the light est foods. I tried everything that I heard of but not until about a year ago when I saw Chamberlain's Tab lets advertised and got a bottle of them, did I find the right treatment. I goon began to improve and since taking a few bottles of them my di gestion is fine." For saie by all dealers. GIVE ME A TRIAL On Your Next Suit. I Clean, Press and Repair. Ladies' Work a Specialty Asheboro Pressing & Tailoring Go. W. P. ROYSTER, Manager Phone 137. Next to Rexall Drug Store. M-M I l'-4"t'44''HllKt'",'"'""' 1I'H'IHI'I"H"IHHM"H' THOSE WHO SAW-MILL WANT THE FRICK ENGINE. J THERE IS NONK BETTER. IF YOU WANT A GASOLINE OR OIL ENGINE, GET A FAIRBANK-MORRIi. ALEX. GARNER SNIDER, N. C. AGENT FOR FRICK LINE ti,...,fr.K-4"H"M'M' Act Quick! Only 8 More Days our Last Chance Dixie Dry Goods Company's Big Sale gong and will continue to slash prices for eight more days. Seize this opportunity to de your Christinas shopping and save sne-aalf. Now is the Time Never before and sever again will yu see the like ef 8Nck a price cutting event. Our stick if Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goeds and Furn ishings for the whole family is complete. PRESENTS FOR YOUR WIFE, CHILD OR SWEETHEART CAN BE FOUND HERE Prices unheard of are still being enforced. Come now, it is your last chance to buy up-to-date merchandise at One-half its Original Value C'ME SEE OUR PRICES AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Dixie Dry Goods Co. Miller Building, Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C, Dec. 17, 1914. Dear Customer: We are still selling the same high quality meats on the same terms as formerly and wish to assure you that you will be given the same accommo dation in the future as you have in the past. We welcome your charge accounts and assure you that they will receive the same prompt atten tion as if you paid cash for what you bought. We want your trade, but we don't want it by cutting prices in order to get our competitors trade. We, of course expect your business for the reason we keep everything that is kept in a first-class meat market. While we furnish you fish and oys ters, we expect your beef and pork trade. We defy competitors to bet ter our prices and stay in business. We guarantee you the best results in the end. STAR MEAT MARKET Phone 87 MtMi"H"8"H"E ! ! i1 Htt '! '1' '1 '! 'i H-H-H-it-i-H' ! ! ! !' ! ! ' NOTICE! REDUCTION SALE NOW ON AND UNTIL JANUARY FIRST, IN MY CLOTHING AND HAT DEPART MENT. COME IN AND LET US CONVINCE YOU THAT THE ABOVE IS TRUE. W. W. Jones' Cash Store DEPOT STREET ASHEBORO, N. C. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS I am opening a marble and graniU works in the old Mering building at the Southern depot. I would like to figure with every one needing a monumemt r tombstone. Call and let me figure your wants. There are three reasons why I can sell cheaper: (1) I buy direct from quarries. (2) I have no traveling salesmen, (3) I pay cash for stone. Thereby saving you from 15 to 25 per cent. I can sell you anything you want from the smallest tombstone to the largest monument or mausoleSn in any kind of granite or marble. DOLPH R. RAPER, Proprietor Asheboro Marble and Granite Works. and High Point Marble and Granite Works. J
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