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. PENNY COLUMN.
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Oo«A wlt* toa mad to to* prvprr
toaaa to kow poor apaa tartad aid
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Wt any tbt iwlar 11m lrnllj
►Md la la* Wt 4rac starve. Priaaa
4 'tea
* ladlm* ablet waist aaCalaanrtat tMa
wa» at IVariaaana’a Jewelry Blow,
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4awJry Stai a aad art om al tbelataet
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jfKsr ist
at Brartegtaa*s JawaWy
Iter t«Wi Ownia Bach 8aa4 Po
tMoaalo»MtebrP.t Lytah.
TOB 8AJLE.—ThiM CUvte—« ta It
I tte waat tn bay a nc4
JfTtrf MU It Cow. D. O. Witgbt,
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fteaii * Mm amir carry tba porest
—4 baat gaafltr ol dr^o._
BMCEZV BftZVmCS.
Mr. 1.1* Holland baa a catchy
.hardwaread. in this issue, .
Mr. W. L Maaon. of Conclave,
wit km Monday morning.
“ J%kTMa Tt Tillman’. 1^.1 W«et
tor Monday of next week.
. -TheBoard of E location will
meet Monday in the office of the
County Superintendent.
Mince Alike McCormick and
Florence Wooten, of Max ton,
were here chopping Tneeday.
The attention of onr reader*
in directed to the new advertise
ment of Mr. J. W. Maaon.
Miee Flossie Corpew, of Max
tow, visited relatives here this
On account of tioknma, Mr.
F. B. (jlbaon wiu not prwit at
the meeting of the Board of
Comity Coaimketonere Monday.
Mr. ). B. Sanford le able to be
out ob erutebee after being eon
•aed to hie room for a couple of
i min hj milling e mail k hie
loot.
Blsem Man McKinnon and
Bdam Btae, of foe Bed Springe
Seminary, spent Saturday and
Baaday with their parents near
** Mr.1 Marytn Lytoh left Met
week lor Parkton, Bobeeoa
noomq.jrbwy tm wffl form this
year. He has purchased stage
farm therm r
Tba Lord’ajfhappar vIO ba ad
mlniatarad at tba Ihraabytariaa
bint tart Sudajr mooing.
Than wS baa preparatory mr
4lMrakMftd- OB^k Saturday
moralag at 10 o'eioeh. '
Mr. Floyd Bloa, of BaWgh,
-apaaiataw day* with ntato
and frtanda baaa laat waafc. Bo
laft Monday moratan for Lom
barton and Fayattartila, whara
ha w* rlatt nlatiVaa lor aararal
day*.
Mr Maet Canton ratarnad
Taanday monrinR from tanar
far, S. C., whara ha vWtad bto
•Mm, lira T. fi. FaiwMrfurh.
Mia Fon(%bo«b aaaoiapaaiad
biattMaaaafrwV rMvH P*
raataban. • '■
Ur. J. J. McHugh, of Ohio,
: wan a pleasant visitor ia tbs
City Tuesday.
I Ur. T. U. Blood's timly moved
Tuesday to tbs Ivey reel.
d«nee on Church street.
Tbs Ladies’ Book Club met
lest Thursday afternoon with
Minn Mb McRae.
Messrs. Rod McRae and T. J.
am went to Wilson this week as
delegatee to the Grand Council
of the Royal Arcaalum.
The public school chDdmt ase
raising funds by subscription to
bay a large flag, which wUl be
placed above the new school
boose.
Mias Georgia Mason, who is
teaching near Lumber-ton, spent
Saturday with her parents at
Conclave and returned Monday
morning.
Mr. J. C Ray wOl conduct hie
lea aad Cab badness this summer
ia n nicely fitted ap building be
hind Mr. R. E. Las's atom, which
waa bnUt for that purpose
Mr. 8. B. Garter has bean ap*
painted mail carrier on raral
roots number 1, which wfll be
etarted at Old Hundred May
1st. Our subscription list ought
to increase at that point after
this route ptarta.
Miaa BAs McNeill, wt*> is
teaching at Hamlet, came boom
Tuesday morning on amount hi
thatUasaaoi her father, Mr. L.
McNeill, who waa quite sick lor
two or three days. His modi
tioa, however, ia very maeh Im.
proved now, we are glad to im
port.
Mrs. Will Lytcb and little
ohfld retaroed last weak from a
visit of several weeks to her rela
tives in Mootbrook, Fla. Bar
sister Mias Rosa Belie Bfetinak,
who attended Bed Bprh^e Hemi
nary two years ago, amoww
pained her home aad wifi vMt
Imre for sometime.
We sympathise with Brother
McKsnris, of the Max ton Chief,
in hie recent mlafortana We
hear that bwrglars entered hie
the first and on}/ thing th^T
tampered with was the editor's
fiaata If our informant In
right they carried off ids
knife and seven ‘•brownie*,”
Artemus Me Key, colored, eon
of Ephraim McKay, died lion.
d«V morning at hie father's
home about a mOe from town.
Me had been subject to fits for
quite awhile, and ws understand
that during the Inst math or
two of his life they had to hasp
him chained oil the than In order
to protect the lives of the other
members of the fataHy.
We call the attention at oar
whw to the laip and attrac
tive advertisement of the Frank
Thornton Shy Goode Oou of
Fayetteville. Tbcee people carry
a faurge atoek at agythhm ie|ajr
iaahl^ and they have eome good
ftww to tide eertUm-be
mow they don't miad nrntor
Mr. A. J. Brineoa, of Hoff,
mam, wee In f iwhtwg Bator,
day. Mr. Brtoeoa waa one «i
the aumber who raised jrotor
malona on a very extensive eeale
to tide eommonfty Inlt year, and
warn ptedlet that ha win be hare
again In 1B04 If It la poaetMe
for him to aaanra a |gti MUh>
hie lor hfte boafaMeo Heeaye he
Mrary oonremleotiy and nhoa.
antly located at HoSama, bat la
partial to Imartotouf aad her
good people. -
The $10,000 worth of- bonds,
Maned lor theporpoaeof InataBf
tog a fight phmt la tip town
of Lnnrtabnrg, were aoM Moo
day to Meaanl F. ML StaBoid ft
Co., of Oattaaooga, Tana., at
par raloe with a premhua a»
proxtmattag BBSS. We hope
the eootvnot tor the work wBM
let atooee, and that Mm plant
will be installed aaeeoaaa poe
rfbh,
Mr. J. T. John, Jr., d John
Station, waa hart Tamdajr.
Tha Board d Coast/ Ooanrin
rioatrt matta wnalar monthly
aaaaioa Monday and tram—ad
roatiM hnaiaiaa. Praaml, Mr.
J. i MeKtsjr, chairman, aod
Mr. Alas. Joaaa. Tbo otfcar
maaihar ad Mm board, Mr. P. a
Gfbooa, waaaot aMa to attand
on account of atahaa— Tbo
Mon Mm MHMp d ttmrtag
tha t—maat oa Mm ooart
hoooa aqaara, bat raaanrad tba
rtsbt to barn an Martihf to aajr
aboat Its loonMoa
uTTMiiw. w.—win.
unoimw, u. a •
Doarflir: Hm'i an intarwt
2£$a!if».e&s
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£wa i£ s^ki z
gt\"&*3'S?£i
Pjaaa Alao to Ha. H. a Bte
isrrtftit
wmaoHarian to tba gal.
k>n. and It waaraloaMat
TWa ingoing to ba a lot <4
tti. paint oaad in Lanrtnbaix.
WbM it gatsafooUbold, tt navar
■MWnal4MtM HM lago*
kflMUD aara nongr lor AW pa.
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P. «. FMdaarikoarpalni.
■ppotatad by tbs Board of
Cooaty CoMairaioom Moaday
to ooMpora tb* Board U Ate
•orator tbatr raapratira toym.
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w. a Bala B. L. McNair.
litteHauHlX, Monro*,
J. Me N. Pattern, R. E. La*.
VauuMtedolaA. MeKtfH,
V. F. QiUoo, 0*a. W. Wrfcfafc
Thte fraM—on «■, ao
doubt, *1 tb* jtan mB, to
whleb day bora tea appoiaM,
and wfll tab* gradt aara •• and.
lagta aeoarataaod atefMara.
tatMlroai tb* rarfam town,
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J. W. McELWEB, Proctor. •
1903
FRANK THORNTON DRY GOODS CO.
MYEmVIOC, NORTH CAROLINA.
^Imported tfrrii^ Prom Goods,
BEAUTIFUL VELVET, BRUSSELS,
WILTON AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
Largest and mo«t complete stock floor Cov
erings In North Carolina. May we contract to
to oorsrjronr hornet Samples sent.
Yesterday's steamer bi
eonfrignmedse of Mattings '' ^ '
pan that has ever been to
second floor is devoted to %SSE§
Gome to the Grand K. of P. Carnival and
Street Fair, April GO to 26, iidartn.
SIX BUS DATS AND BIX BIO NIGHTS. Too M»
always welcome at our atoms. Ladles reception rooms.
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We have opened n NEW CLOTHING STORE
in tbs Bnssnthal Buildiow, 114 Hay Street,
Mr. Walters la dam. w# can doth© you
from bead to foot. Department Store pnoae
prevail.
Ho did Goods. All How, Fresh and Stylish.
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FRANK THORNTON DRY ROODS GO.,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
SOME MB SEE WHAT WE HAVE!
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THE FAMOUS "GOOD STOCK ’ SHOES »
,btsiSis!rSS&5^^^rr
CONCLAVE, N. C,
Just Received!_
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150 Barrels Flour. Coflea Cheap By the
Sack. Food Isis, Hay, Shredded Stuff.
Fifty Bags Meal-Lew ‘Price for Gash.
Lots of Other Staple and Fancy Goods at
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