HMMIgai !■ ■ ■ MMlMimklMllM
•'Akr.Dood
basso roan, wfflbemUoriu
hwg on Saturday, January
101 He will have with him
several varieties of tobacco
seed, also printed instruc
tlons ae to how to grow,
cure and. market tobacco.
He will alwo make a talk on
the above subject, lu Field’s
Hall, at 10 o’clock. We
hope that every man who
anticipates planting tobacco
will be on hand, and get nil
tbe.inlonnatfon that eau be
had from tills source.
Mr..Dodd’s ability to in
etrncfc us on the subject of
tobacco ieunqueetioaed, and
we are rare to be profited by
his Visit.
„ Don't Ask ns about "Fewer
QoUocia: Whim Urmt 99
JOOBMOMaL.
'Mtor.m.lemc respite Jordan
wiB toy to nae# kb aequuin,
tance with the loyal readers of
Th» Rahetm. and wish all a
happy and prngrssslTs New
The animal faetire Christsea*
baa ana* aad reiy quietly, but
yeatly enjoyed by a* tbe“bhw.
stocking” Scotch of old Laurel
SI180 a*btfcl?’ drtok*
lagor.ahnntiag aceo or heard g>.
4* tt* «k aad TWO* people
amm io hkwaoneto the coqcIu.
non to pool their good wBl and
give la rotation fine tarkey dm
Jborimed, endow people are glud
to aaa sued own him aa one of
oar natives.
Of coarse the return bone of
sB oar girts and boys to spend
tbsbolmayuguvs nevjUfsto the
* ’
Tbs festivities of tbs season
were dosed by Mr*. J. C. Hodge*’
Sumptuous New Year dinner toa
host of frfcods. 1H went away
feelings that they had a Joyous
beginning for 1903
One of tbs happiest episodes of
ChrMntt lor .our flection,
was that Mr. Jfc T. Currie stole
away tram tbs bachelors’ sod
hied away through the plains to
€q nbsrtauri oa Christmas evs,
sad at Harford Joined bands, ss
they -bad previously Joined
bsmts, WlliniiM'KeithiviDsHe
Dsas. Tlisy were nnitsd fo the
tor, In the preeiuei of many
(Heads of tbs plighted eoapla
liter tbs bsauUfsi ceremony tba
wfcif, p n nrf sail bisails wore in
vitefi to fbf brills'* boom,
The
Problem of a
Tired Mothef
On of the marvels of our time
ia the way hi which the average
mother carries all the burdens of
social, benevolent, church and
family life.
It's no wonder that nerve
troubles attack the mother — bow
can she help bring nervous,
especially while the little ones are
so troublesome!
No woman am endure the
strain of her housework and two
or three little once unless her
digestive powers are unusaaUy
good. She can t manufacture force
enough to stand the strain.
We can suggest one thing that
will surely help her, and it isn’t a
drug poison cither. It is Vinol,
made by a new process from that
wonderful remedy, cod liver oil;
k's a true took.
Vine* is pleasant to taste, V goes
right to the spot," nourishes and
helps the food to nourish, is splen
did for nursing mothers and all
tired out home helpers. I have
found it safe and good for aDag
children. With Vhdax to correct
the ounsriparion, k has put whole
families in this place on the road
to health. Used in time; k saves
nervous break-down. Your money
back if jrou don't dad this trsa.
QEO. D. EVERINQTON,
DNMQIVr.
Ua3 Onlrra SvppBfd, pi arrbottlv,
Cspw Prrvmid
DOTS AND DASHES FROM LYTCH.
Good by* Haul* Clan*.
A happy New Tear to all.
MovJofraad dinngeing houses
ie the order of the day.
MU Lizzie Lytcb luxe returned
to Littleton. Female College.
Mr. Makoo Warner, Harford,
visited bar* daring the hoMdayV.'
’ Misses Marr and Annie Parker,
of McDonald, and Mim ‘Minnie
l*rice, of loon, spent last week
with MU Bailie Lyteh. 1>y
We are glad ho note thatjfo
John 0. Forbia who baa besaenl
feriug for several day* vith
rbnematiani is aome better. ;
Very enjoyable sociables were
given at the home ot Mrs. Maej
Blue, Omaburndro* and Mrs. Ml
;J. iytch, in honor of vtsltbto
and frletids. The partieipont*
are coder many obligation* to
Messrs Joseph and Ralph Gibeotr
for tbeftr excellent mode.
Mr. Belton Lyteh kft Monday
lor Oak Ridge.
■ x.
Among those who called to eee
the new roller mill during tbs
past law days we note the follow
ing: Messrs. Wiight Parker,
Daniel D. Wright and. Ed. J.
Caldwell, of Gibson; Ur. Author
UcGeaehy, of Robeson Go.; Mr.
Ed. 8. and Florence Lytcb, of A.
A U. Collage; Angus Fairly, Mar
yin BmRh and Ralph Qtbaon, of
Iswrinbnfg; Mack Smith, of
Chapel HSU; Mieses Dora Smith,
of Laarlnharg dm Mamie Mo
1MB, of Red Springs; Hsllie C.yteh,
of near this place with visiting
friends Misses Porkers and Mias
Price.
Ur. W. F. Mongma waa mm
ia this part of The Old North
State several times daring the
holidays. -
8*r«nrt birring eapneend a da
■fa* to (H the m* floor nlQ ia
optntloa, Mrv IX (X I^teh re
quest* ooto slate th*£h* wM
take pbo amt* shoving any oaa
over the lafli oaa—t Ttadiy.
a OeeS t«mrtn4«Mii.
“IImi 10M teat tee ate ea
Ctea*eteateMahateaiieer Zettete
rw—1 gy .1 fcwu-.
Wflminjbu* Jsa. C.-WhOe
inmabemaf the family wore at
chnroh la l niglit, burglars m
-tMpyl thmwidence of Bev. R. B.
-John, prattling elder of the Wfl.
mingtoa tfstrict SI. E. chsitb,
and stole aVxit |6 from a trank
on tbs eeodtd floor of the house.
Entrance arts effected througli
the back, door mid a lamp
was takes boat the Hall down
downstoiBJUKl left in tbe room
where thwTieft was committed.
A servant vho was discharged
the night hHprr is believed to
have a hand in the affair and a
wai runtdyf been waned for her
arrest.
: Ask to* doctor about “Fewer
gaUqos; apars long*.”
I , %
wkkb
;
Back to. tbs routine of sveiy
day work, latter the holidays.
Tbs -*—ririr w-*•""!—1
tbs tnta:-lphg- sroos bsen die
mantled, had broken toys scat
tered •very- where* remind us
that thd'fcstirnl which is pe
cuUarly-Jhfcch Qd rcna’ is orer.
The lUfce^tioii Monday eren
ta$,Cbe by ilia* Kate R.
McMillan's Wbbol, was well at
tend*! add' much enjoyed The
little echbol room was nicely
" * tobies filed with
weire ia
pYotWflrtV-reeitn
n - truths ettodents
’ fdsniftjft df the oo
Cfljdon woe Wyrt-fh ndoUnr
V t H *TT;* T]
-joww fojM Who
pw-bytiielr pre.
a few days atCbrietnyie
hove rettowedo them
we note- Mlee NetA McMillan, nl
UwJI.P^O., RaMgbi Wr. J. A.
MeM QlanMPWahe.., Foteet, Mr.
Jnmee South Hill Va.,
lUn Mary Johnson, from the
Graded School In Thom asvlfle,
Mr. Wayne McNeill from Judeon,
8. G, Hon. J. G McNeill, and
Mines Mn**r«»d Mnttto Wateon,
ol Raefetd an 1 Ltimberton, ic
spsetlrely.
llr. N. D, Johnson who visited j
relatives bare last week, has re
turned to Ms school ut Bt. Pauls,
U**x, Oif4- XJrfegiton and
child ran spent Xmas day near
a family reunion.
excuse so many
v tfbs “tutet" crop
Is UwOmpB to^ be diecuned. hot
It )sst ocean to am that a neigh
bor mods Bata Baga .turnips
—.—
60MB>COME!
xL' Gomeeooo or you ..
will *®t
‘-liMtfttfKvgMptMiAre
fn Ao*fe* yeta the best
VlMML^rarjoid her* I
- kir* them from £00 lb*
} OlMBf round and look
,4*09<»rip«E.
(Hhairttert^ns good, bat
: kk-i
A f
• * _• V.^*1- >*^22
ibis year that weighed from fir#
to ten lbs. apiece. He soys the
way to make thaw U to thin
them oat to a stand like cotton.
Many of oar fanners are put
ting up new tenant bouses. Con
stable X). W. I*. Smith ie building
two. Tbie Is a move in the right
direction. It ie next to impos
sible to get good reliable labor
under any circumstances, but
quits out of rbs .question with
tumble down old tenant houses.
I once heard of an absent mind
ed man who went to tlw shoe
maker to have bis boy’s fret
measured lor a pair o( shoes.
“Where is the boy?" said the
shoemaker, -‘Thunder,” said be,
'-I have left him Lome.,’ This
was almost duplicated by one of
oureporte a lew days ago. lie
went to curry hie clothes to a
washerwoman, and on reaching
his disthiution found be had left
his clothes borne.
L&itucrhcad.
Ask your lawyer about “Fewer
gallon*; wean longer.”
The crowned head* of every nation,
The rich was. poor was sad inhere
AU loin 1* pay la* trttrate to
UaWltt'a Little Baity tUarrw
H. WUUem*, Han Antonis Tex., writes:
Little Baity Rieer FSe am the hat I
rrer sasd In wy tautty. InekiWtsUsgfy
iseowonsd them to reney body. Ttev
earn Constipation, HUHoasneae, Mak
Headache. Torpid User, Jassftee,
sea tana aad sO otter leer trosbka.
. W. L. rule
OBUON mods,
lnteodad lor late week.)
I)r, W. T. Pate ha* pnrehaaed
Mr. J. 11. McColmauV store aod
dwelling bouses, and llr. klcCol
man baa purckassd property itt
lird Springe, white he will move
bin family In a abort while. We
regret to loea tbetn from our
town, and with thetu weU.
• llr. Z. V. Pats, of Laurel Hfll,
win open a large bueireee ben
about the first of the' jrar. llr.
Pate b well known in the county
and erQl hare-on extensive trade
In thb section,
rjWgw H h!»
been here Tor fo^HKa, now a
member of the ffloilin. 1*. it
ttason & Bostick, baa Bold his
Interest to Mrs. Mason und will
leave Gibson Monday, January
ft, tor the Atlanta Dental College.
He has many friends bets who re
gret very much lor hits to leave.
Miss Hay Gibson is home from
Wintbrup College, And her
brother, Hr. Jam** B. Gibson, is
home from Chapel Hill, where be
is taking the University law
oourse.
MissKdith Gibson, from Con
verse College, Hpartanburg, 8.
C., Messrs. Bruce and Malloy
Ask your grocer about "Fewer
gallons; wears longer.”
SAW YOU
looking nt o«r window display a
few days ago bat jroa did’t coma
into taa stor*. Parhnpa woo
didn’t am what yow wnoted. It
is anite We csn nut ft
Bpafl portion of oar,
HARDWARE
to the windows, hsrdh enough
fSAX
^ta^sstjgisi
bBAfentB to oak m lor what jroa
WAot.. y ■
U MltUBL
UNDEWEAR! UNDERWEAR!!
COLD WEATHER IS HERE!
1 Imre just reoeired a full and complete line of Mens, Ladies,
Misses and Children wool and cotton Underwear also a new line oil
Shoes and Rubbers. *
Bee my line of Mens, and Boye Hate and Gaps in all the newest
shapes and color*, which hare just arrirsd.
Wrights Haalth Uliswf tor m
wort* *LS» MMh my prim We. Ladle*
wool Oodsrw.ar worth tl.pO Mih my
prim NO*. Ipdim wool Darvmr worth
*1.»3 our pribs Wo. ChUdroos wool
iTodwwur tram tSo mmh upward*.
Good mm Hliooo only 73* p*r pr. WWo
Gomtwpaam worth |1JM took my
prho 15*. I<a4km ifaly rood* skirts
Iraa Mo ipavdt. Good booty wright
ooalorte. b% talao, worth |1.M ay
too 1 yd. with thobooh oaiyto payard.
9-4 ghtetiap tbr bat qaoltty only MSfc
pa yd. Marta and Doited Bwtea lor
wtodow oaloteo boa Be yd. opwaoda.
Good soalHy White n*ao ter tedho
watete worth 95c ay potea 90o pa yd.
Gall and inspect my line of wool Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets.
Antiques, braids and Linings of all kinds, as my prices wffl inter
est von. My line of Kid Gloves, Cashmere, Tarn, Buck-skin Gloves
ana Mittecs are irolnorat bonralna. »
We call special attention to our line of Embroidery*, and in*
enirtione
I have some attractive bargains to Oder in Mans, Youths and
Children’ll Clothing, Pants and Over-coat*. .
Tonrs always to please, .
J. W. Mason.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN.
MORGAN BLOCK. ThoneM. LAURLNBOTtG, 3. C.
Ask your Minister about
“Fewer Gallon*; Wears Longer."
Gibson, from Trinity College,
and Mr. Jno. Feds, frotn Chapel
Hill, ore at home spending tbs
holiday*.
Mr. Noah Gibson and Mies H.
Malloy Adame, of AdamsYUIe, &
C., were monied on Wednesday,
December 81. Doth parties are
very popular, a ml hare a hoot of
friends who extend to them
many good wishes.
Gibson High School dosed for
two weeks to taka Christmas.
Mins Annie McLean, teacher in
tbs primary department, went
to her horns in Laurinborg to
; spend the holidays.
Mr. Will Gibson, who is at
Chapel HOI, taking tbs •Univer
sity Medical ‘
bomeJor Chi
■ •Her. (1. B.*' _
Met bod 1st pastor^KocbfrA here
Sunday morning,, and at St.
J ohn* iu the afternoon. We wel
come Mr. Perry aud pie family,
and hope be will do much good
work in hie new Held.
Iter. J. A. klnaon preached bin
farewell sermon hers last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Henry B. Gibson, who had.
been working in Maoon, Ga., tor
the past tour years, spent the
holinays at his home.
Mr. Edison L Mason has sold
bis stock of groceries to Messrs.
Newton ft Thomas, and has ae>
eepted a 'position as salesman
wHb Mr. Z. V. Pate.
Ask your blacksmith about
"Fewer Gallons; Wears Laager."
; p.. — -mm ■.. .
Merint "Omhir
Mother—Why,, children, vbetV
all this seise sheet? •
Little Frsddy—We’re had grand
pa sad Uncle Henry locked la the
espboard for an beer, sad when
they get a little angrier I'm (Mu
to phyjdaginto tba lions' saga—
ITRER MMT IfiCALS.
Cftpt. J. F. Maloney is on '
Dur streets
Mr. R. D. Phillips, of Al
bion, Fla., spent Imu with
bis family here.
Saturday was the biggest
trade day of the year in
Lsurlnburg, it being the
first Saturday before the
first Monday in January,
Messrs J. C. MeEachln, of
the Navassa Gumbo Co., Of
Wilmington, and Angus Mc
Eachin, of Albion, Fla-fcMMpe,.
home to attend the foueral.
service# of their brother last
week- •,
' The county commisetopfi*
BKt.in regular monthly
«icwiMqtii>4ey.^ NnjMsmrtHi
<**% wt4 rw» f*?b»4h
iieee rfliirwitnrtf*
Messrs' James and Ate*.1'
McDoagaH, of Go!hrnbiar<atU
visiting their titter; Ma «.
D. Everlngton. 1 V* ;
Bav, F- O. 8, CartL^j^f
Ludiberton, is visiting here.
‘ Wait for “Fewer gtdkxne; ween
longer."
Brick! Brick! trick!