THE EXCHANGE.
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LAUKIXBUtte, K. C. JDLI 0, IBto~
PENNY COLUMN.
IUad tola Ouunii roa rr wili. »
vor. Kami oaa tan a worn.,
wim #ui». No Aimtnmm
•AJtxa roa lamb iu> 10 uam
Ja»t»te tKa date of OstIam*^*
lteteara^B%^lCxo«nloa b-um btbaou
. 0”' Chaa^agoa MWt U tha warnaat
Ba*li taka at J, D. Haalord'a Tka
UtUgjriMiaaad BioaLtfak waatkar.
WaMara Baal and Bauaaga kart oiTko
at J.C. Bay a
Btaaaoa'a Ptewfc and VaalU Oaaia
and Caeut Borin atrrod at t^rcrtngtoii’a
KoaataU to-day.
Too SrtB ktearoaraatl jrvodbj* Tbi^
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Baaa Ball Uooda at J. D. BaiJord'I
Oar Soda water la that ipaittliv
driak that braaoa. Prime* A JUu*.
AO klada of Fountain Make are be
tas eared at Krerlntton'i Xaw |\na
—A.
Hood To ha non Twine at J. 1>. kau
ItnO'a—17 ante par pound.
. OwCIiii r H on am la a hammer and
hlutbeepot. Primed Blue.
0.000 Em ken been obtalaad Iroui
8& Im lnlUO day* by the uaa ol later
aational Poultry Pood.-W. U Flrkle
«—ra»0eaalt;try I*.
Oaa Haadrad A poaad trait canaairao
awy wltb each banner aold by J. D.
VnnOn a ad Peach Cbaam acred at
Etniitaa'a Fountain to day.
~Aalee Hnn ol plain lampa nt J. D. Han
IoN’k
Oar Palm Bunak OocfctaOa an raat
thins k*ana Prime A Waa.
Try n told and ratradifa^ drink etui
Maw Fountain—Bmrinjtoo'e
Oor laaBrans Soda can't bn bant.-try
one -Prince A Mae.
U yoar (auk ar» poor and in bad
kaaltk, try latarantloanl battle Pat.
»n*r^K la the beat. W. L. Flaida
Froaan Fruit Hbecbet. the beat thate
made, only He, Priam 2 Him.
umy your irih, yosr chUdroa. or
your raraal heart to WOa agtoa oa
Ourtagtsu A Cameron's Rig Kinnlua
It haraa UCfaaua at AtBOa. a.. Jsly **.
_ - ‘■'h*, Troat aad Fioasdsru at
Bay » la Hauaa Saturday.
lea f>aaai aurrrd at Ray's lot House
Saturday
'iSSSeS&Se*
Tour Wruda sregpiug so Corine tnn
A Csmrrns'a Rig Kwuaku frata Qltuon
•o W Unit agtoa. July SB.
Oar odd driuka latiafy, they loach tha
^otr-eoM aod dalkioua. Triocu A Wo*.
Fur a good pair at apacka. try W. L
Fields, wknayau caa gat yoor ayaa par
tartly IM at tha lwwaat poaaiUs prim,
rooaldariag thaquahty ot the goods.
Priasa A Btss's Coco Colas stand shuts
without a pscr, try ona aad ha maria -
aad.
Ptueklawry Cordial lor dlarrhcra,
craw pa, eta., at V. U FWds.
BREEZY BREVITIES.
Miss Annie Meta Buchanan Is
▼biting friends In Wilmington.
Judge Neal baa returned borne
from Washington, D. C.
Dr. Dunlap, of Ausonville, N.
C., visited Lon rill burg tbit week.
Mr. J. M. McOormac returned
to Newton, N. C., Tuesday even
ing.
Mias Florence Wooten, of Max
ton. visited friends here last
week.
Mr. Jim Morgan, of Bbannon,
Bobeson counts’, is visiting rela
tives and friends here this week.
Mr. J. F. Lockey, and little
son, of Qoldsborn, visited friend*
and relatives here last week.
Mrs. J. 8. Matron k and Mm.
J. & Bliteh, of Month rook, Ha,
are visiting Mrs. Will Lyteh.
Messrs. J. W. and E. I. Mason
■peat Band ay and Monday at
Wrightsv ill* Beach.
Mr. C. E Patrick b rkiting
bb mother la Williamsburg
coaot>, 8. C.
Mr. J. W. Mason has an at
tractive advertisement in this
Wa am glad to aw Mr. W. 0.
Wsbbont again altar several
oath's illnssa.
Mrs. J. W. Coving bun la visi
ting bar siaiar, lira McPherson,
of Max ton.
MMa I'aresil, of llirrotngtism,
Abu, 1s visiting bsr amt, Mm.
OoMa.
Mias Msggis MaPbamoa, of
Mgttoo, rWcad niatlvea bam
tMa wash, and returned home
Wsdasad/ morning.
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A number of our pnoplo went
on Mr. Frank Gough’s Norfolk
excursion tinijy.
Jliwljllic In'Wl Wednesday
rooming to visit relatives in
Wilmington and Houih Wash
ing ton, N. C.
Miss Margie Whitfield Wt jee
trndaj- for Hot Hprluge, N. C.,
where she has acceptor) a posi
tion os stenographer.
Mrs. Alary ft. Woodruff, ol
Mansfield, Louisiana, 1m visiting
her brothers, J. T. and M. U.
Hitch.
Mrs. Ed Duchauau and two
children, and Mrs. N. 1U Mcttaa
chy are visiting rvlativos in
Lumber Urklgw
Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Murphy,
Jr., and children, of Morven, Oa.,
visited relatives in Lnuriuburg
this week.
Mr*. Bailie Joyner, of Char,
lotte, visited her [wirente, Mr.
'and Mrs. W. II. Murphy, this
week.
Tho Seaboard Railway Coin,
pony is enlarging the waiting
rooms ut the depot at this place
and making other needed im
provement*.
W e were glad to sec Mr Usu
ry Jerome Stocbnrd, of Raleigh,
the North Carolina poet of Na
tional reputation, on onr streets
Tuesday.
Messrs, llcctor Ucleau and
F. lfc Dundy attended the Tem
perance t'onventiou in Raleigh
this week. They report a large
attendance and an enthueinetlc
meet lug. >
The Sunday Schools of. Wil
liamson township are reminded
to elect delegates to the town
ship convention which meets at
Springfield Methodist church,
July 17tb, huL
Miss Agnes AIc( leach v bus pur*
chused a lot from Captain W. H.
McLourin, on the north *kU> of
Cronley street, near the l'mibj
teriiui church, upon which site
will begin at once the erection of
a school buikliug.
The cantdoupe season wili
open np in l<aurinbutg in a lew
I
us jrestanlny that tlier would
commence shipping about the
middle of next
Mr. J. M. McKinnon has pur
chased from liia father the acre
lot, upon which wus situated
Miss Agnes McOeachy’e school,
and is erecting a haudsoinj rtwi
deuce thereon. He oxpccts to
|iiave it completed by the first of
Auguut.
By invitation of Bov. N. H. 1>.[
Wilson, oi Muxton, who ho* beeni
confined to hi* room with fpvw
for some time, Uev. I* 8. Miuwey
will preach iu tlio Methodist
church at that place Sunday,
therefore there will bo no preach
ing service in the Methodist
church here on that. day.
Tho Bed Springe Citlxen says:
“It is gratifying news to his
many friend* to learn that Mr,
8. W. Wright, who suffered iui
entire loss of goods and fixtures
by the late fire has rewumpd
business uguin. Pur the prv*
snt he will occupy the store of
of Mr. C. a Wright.”
lira. J. B. McColumn who lioa
been very sick for' about two
weeks, tvH are glad t.» learn, in
much improved. The family ex
preen theineclviM an being very
grab-fid to their neighbors anil
Mends lor tiir- many kitr'n ’em*
•bown tliem during Iter illm-M*.—
Red Springe Citlxen.
The Scotland county Pension
BoahI iw-t Monday, with H. H.
Covington, nhnirmnii, W. II. Me
Laarin, Ik Ik Wright'Void Jep.
the Peel*. present. Only seven
applicants for |*neloue were
received and passed upon. Six
of them were eoldlem nnil ono
widow. The Hoard will hold an
other meeting on Moud ly, l ily
jfft.
Ww owe our. thunk* *to n.mt»
good friend fur n ln*f*v t'ultliuge
which wan hroutflit to rlii* ofttw
Monday whil* tho •.|le*»r wn«
*wi\jr. TImi priii tyrA fiiW.l to
eittnli th# namnof t ur gyuiw
oiw friend, nnd wu would lil;«
rmrj much to know who In, m.
W# hud on*-fo irili of the mb.
bnge for din irr Tu,m!u,t, an I If
Um "bill of fare’' at «wr liou*«
maabw nnohungwl w*'H nred
MOtlwr cnhtiu|p> wboqr Hot-ur
4*7*
Dr. P.C. Mclvsr la visiting rel
atives in Moore county this
week.
Mi** Margaret Vleiver, daugh
ter of Judge Me I ver, of Carthage,
is visiting the Misses Coviugton.
Mr. H. H. Covington and lit
tle son want over In Hicbiaond
couuty Saturday to attend a
l>ig picnic at El kerb* Springs and
to visit relative*.
| Rev. Dr. Hose, of Lourlnburg,
and Rev. H. 0. Mill, D. D., of
Maxtoa, will exchange pulpits
next Sniulay, July I2tb.
The "Glorious Fourth" was
coletimtcd in iAnrinburg by
about 200 colored people. An
interesting programme had been
arranged, consisting of bicycle
ruciug, enke walk, baseball, ste.,
all of which was carried out very
tfuccesrfully. The prise* offered—
consisting of a bicycle, $5.00 in
gold, and $8.00—were duly
awarded. The day passed off
quietly and peacefully, and was
very much enjoyod by our col
ored Mends.
Who la Ho 7
Who la it that moke* Fewer
gallon*: wwim-loader paint?
*»•«* MUnii
t-k. a MWi Karty «d cart
roaadpatlor,. bBJo«Bwaa aadBrat
Uaa. UaBriu'a bit Ur Karl/ Blaan
dManat Iron other plUe. Tbajr do
gripe aa<1 break down tha maroi
braaaaaf tha atoanacfc, Bear aad
bat rare by (rally-ttrT
tionaaral girl.* atnagtb to
Kaaa. Sold by W. L.
cn«)am Infantum. • - \
TWa hna Ion* ham H»l*f aa «fe<f
iWaioat u<| fetal tlaiaaaa
, In wUfeK la'ante am aat+nt. It ana ha
roml. bnan««««, whaa^raftata trratai.
.1)1 that l» naa.amty la ta unflaatw
lala'a Cnlfe Chafer a. aa4 l
*nm*r aatf aaatar oB, aa
m* tetain, aad a aai* to
aatotp Pitaaa* Mar.
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MmUm Dm* W Mm. ■-“hi
M-s. Dorm Uviugntoa Brin von,
wife of Hr. A. J. Brinuoo, of
HoBioaa. wan lunnd dead in
bed last Monday morning ut
tbe home of bar father, Mr. P.
H. Living*tou, near Laurel HOI,
whatw aha waa v biting. Tb*
cause of her daath ia supposed
to be heart trouble.
Her husband spaut Sunday at
Hr. Livingston's and returned
to Hoffman late|in the after
noon, where 1m won at the time
of bar death.
Tbe remain* were tenderer laid
to wet in the living*ton gram,
yard, Toneday, July 7th.
A legion of friends extend tea
dor sympathies to the bereaved
husband and other relatives. ■
f* always daaywosa 4u aot istall In
thssaiysKs’s Ilk adN yaw fears Mad
IfeWltt'i WHofe Haaal Naira. It wl
wfeao array thing 4m Wla-H has
done tUa is ttiirMsadn <M mmm
Owhsi Mn^eiWr.
Mm Ellen P. lkmdy. of this
plA«*. whose serious Illness was
chronicled fa them column*
some weeks ego, died Monday
morning, Jofy 6, ht A o’clock,
aod wae barfed Monday evening
at B o’clock ia thacfey ocmetfi),
Her. L. & Hamby ooodnoting
the funeral earring
Mm Dowdy was a member of
tbe Methodist chatab, and wad
an ardent and tircfees Christian
worker. *
She is eorricad by three
daughters, Mr*. Freak Blue, of
Ashpole, aod lilm|t Ltssfe and
Jimmie Dowdy,of ^auuiabmg.
The deepest sympathy of the
•"tire commnaity ta extended
to the betasved dyngbtem
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CURED ■
;rirann
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mu iih k nwrttiadarff
■a food la U&m Ink. Klkt Mb
It Amy* and ladaaiar Un
«a-' —L^1
at tM animal Mm of <km
xmon and MUm kid tv
m aatH I ami Kadoi l»mM
Cara—4. a Khan. Ooppall Tvzna, Bold
bjr w, U ftaIda
a t-o-tf -r oa
The Nov Yorker «rtu 1& the midst
of eq^ocident non ported with tho
Hotiron building with
. ote, when ho no later
bfhte Bootes Mead.
otV' ho sold, “you unit boro
hoard of ovr Bootes buildln* that
BBagloodo bump aaoiaftr
■Emr hportfof*^"
^WoH." Mid tfcpi Bootes moa,
"vhoa tboy won pattlaitbe loot
■tooy on o workman tell ofl tbo top.
Boom time Inter I «t> pom or along
*bo' street wboa a howiboy yelled:
‘Bttawl Foil ooeoput of tbo aecd
*Mtr I alerted to nod the report
ted wbot do yoo think? White 1
WMModlpf aomothiag dooppgl with
"What m Itr inquired tbo Nov
Yorker.
“The-warkawa. HFd int roaeb
od tbo rrooDd.”
Tbo Flatiron otory au from Nov
Took ana dleat. — PhUodalphte
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Vrt lou ago • Saw Kagknd alee
tyical augjaeor who got
a needle Hack into hi# log twisted
mm wins about a pise* of iroa
mi insist ad tha wiraawkba dy
aana. Tbaa with tha magnet thu»
■adaha prtlad tba Mt qf steal nun
tha wouad. Abort tbs n* tins
aa anwttaa ta tha Van blast
■7 j**i is OaUfocsii wtsfgjuat
ta tba tarn by somabto steal
from a brakes toaL Tha aargaoa
.gjauttaateg
capable oMK»2g*00 nS mat
hJt** W at tba'kay'a fam,
whnthsnsMtataf MtRatsalCaw
art of tha woust aa promptly aa if
U bad baas'aaat for. Vow If aeaaa
oaa would invest a nifsrt that
would pull ali van art at a boyb fia
fm thousand* ofyouag
would rtad and mill htatwawaL .
KKxnr;_>^MA
^JBTIOt TI TAX HTUJ
tantnth* aecoad Moods, l» 4*lv,
IMA-’tartaeparpeaaoftvvWaK Uttsi
*^!!if>f'hl<l11 «taotaal ta them.
iA tarns kavlag anmplatati to
Rah* wB mshu tham at tta* ttma.
B, astir <* tha Boast
Jal/kta- IBO*. 4- M. wmi LX,
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- GOOD BREAD!
- GOOD BUTTER!
' : OOOO COFFEE!
A GREAT COMBINATION!
^jta.takrttrt NanqrDafcp,
«MV MMCTMUtES A
..mulit.
’ Mawta Ik* ptaaie staaoa. Utaa «
tkar basket at _
the BAKERY.
I*hasa Kb. M tar prosptlMhatp.
, FOt Uii.
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m '*Tk.*.*jKtcisn*co.'
(Hhaaa, R. a
momiur motm.
IWikmI—Il»m> the AtorhhoU
WRRtliMlHl Ontewiau vm w
hriihi RWhe* Hri, UntabetR, R. ft.,
4«Jf Iftth.at 10 o'elaeh a. »
J. r. ReM.MIt, rmUent.
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8EAUTY OF A FOREST FIRE.
la epito of the feet that thou
►unJ * of '49i!nis‘ forth of tiiin»Y
wee Using OwarwjW Uw tnoute ul
Walno my Uiai the recent f»reet
nree on If ere Hill mountain fur
nkhod e gloria m end awful mwcU.
da «* — *-TrttT ■ ■niitaln if
tta Samoa rearing In all the
ivy of a demon. Here and there
nuaiirh of the focuot, an
•Heme, would he iilbooctted for aa
iartaai agaiaut the eky, iu breach
* ■fbnr M with rowi of tier light*.
Then * giut of wind would nun
Siblnr-fc- izxU'rz.sz
tm It lacked like a bum boiribe!
kap from thie charred, naked true
to another, and then tho apactaclc
«u«U he reperiod, with a aew rie
ttoa. Oa tho other ride of the inoua
E*“=?S=
agafnat which anui aai pnrerlaw
Lowiataa Journal
! It isn't often that forarumeni of
Acaa «o n-bagRing, bat there la a
striking instance of that sort in the
navy department at this time. There
are five vacancies ia lb* corns of
dril^sngfnsers, and it bastasn
takTtW *A bSk
order of ability ia raqtdred. HU
tna^ bat tba par ia net bad lot
nnk and allowam* of n later liea
tarent end an paid ft,rOO at the
ataat, with an tarmooa of rank and
pay aftyr ft*n yetis and tan years'
sarrioe. Ia the Utter ean the an
anol pay la IMOO. dwlittaf eiril
engineers start with the asms rank
aad are paid flioo at drat, incru**
ing to ifclOO altar tea yean' son
ka. Ondidatos mast net be lam
then twenty-litres yaara at in, and
tba inawtomma limit for M oak
naaaa la thb-ty-fi>c years. j
•4 deiflag I Tot looked mnl t»
deeth etuu eBer.
Bride Tot. George trembled eo
I wm dretdfnUy efreid he'd leee
»4 run e»*y.—New York
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-Hot did old Herdfex e»*ey
Me^jrif through the Thoueend J.
^J“Kotreiy weU.^ He ^ut iaellhij
; OLDEST AMERICAS WftffBL>
A Now York poor roceaUy ».
i»rr«d uJitorialljr to Dt. Banal
Miiliiir ui f i^fUatt tal xt IMaw
and ottll is active po^Miaul IUb[
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York Mail
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We have just domd out*the "left over" stock of a ;
Shirt. Manufacturer and propose to sell Shirts at
'y* t: MNnHUH
We mean this. See the stock and get the prices.
More Shirts than was ever shipped to this be
fore at one time, but
The Price Wee Will Move Them.
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We really mean to save you one-half the cost of
your Shirts.
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; JOHN F. McNAIR.
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, ^ JUSTRECE[VEt^.^OOO Yari. Em
The greatest values that ever owe to
Uudnbwg. Call in and inspect mine.
TfOUJW ALWAYS TO PLISAAB*
J. W. MASON.
, 9TOHK IN TOWN. *
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MOltUAX BLOCK, LAUUINBURO, V. G