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The State Dispatcn. 5 Freeman Drug Company, Burlington, North Carolina. f t t t t » ♦ f He hnep In stock nil thH standard Fal ent Medlclnse We have a large and well selectetl Btoek of Bpunges, Chamoie skius, Trusses, Supporters and Shoulder Braces. I’refuiuerj-. Cologne’s, Bay Hum, Florida Water, Extracts for the handkerchief, Toilet and Fancy Goods, Toilet Soap, linth Soaps, Face Powders, Infant Fowder. COME AND SEE US ! Freeman Drug Company, 2 I 4 I t LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Sch«iule of Trains Iso. ii it ii 112 111 144 21 22 139 East West East West East West 1:32 5:02 10:08 11:18 4:00 6:29 a. m. a. ra. a. m. a. m. p. m. P m. Fresh nuts of all kirsds at J. D. aynes. ¥ Miss Lola May spent Tuesday at Durham nn business. Payne’s private stock cigars are better than the “Cineo,” Mr. C. O. Smith spent Sunday visiting friends at Mebaue. Miss Viola McLavvhome is visit ing her parents at Durham. Mr. J. W. Summers, of Whitsetf, was here Saturday shopping. Mr. Jas. F. Fowler made a buti- ness trip to Raleigh last week. The best mixed nuts at J. D. Payne’s, fifteen cents per pound. Mrs. J. A. Shaw, of Graham, was faex'e last Saturday shopping. Mrs. C. P. Albx'ight, of Graham, spent Monday here visiting friends. Mrs. Walter Crawford, of Haw River, was here visiting last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hadley, of raham, were here Monday shop- ing. To get the best smoke, call at J. D. Payne’s and get Payne’s private stock. Oh, what a pitty at the ‘‘Show le Sho\v'^ a mai’ried lady wviii the rize. Mr, H. D. Leigh made a busi- ess trip to Durham during the past eek. WANTED—To give one hun dred free tickets to Washington next March. Miss Freeman, of Greensboro, spent a few days quite recently visit ing her aunt. Mrs. May left Saturday for Hillsboro, wdiere she spent a few days visitiog friends. Mrs. Surah Bj-own, of Graham, spent the iirst of this week visiting Mrs. Cornelius Brown. M iss R, L. Patterson, of Greens boro, spent the past week visiting Mr. J. W, Atwater. Mrs. I. H. Foust, visited her parents Inst week, returning to •llamseur Wednesday. Miss iJuisy Smith, of Mebane, spp:nt par;: of last week here, visit ing Miss Olivia Smith. M0N3i) TO LOAN—One hun dred and fifty dollars on Heal Estate. Call at Dispatch Office. Miss Ijois Cates is spending a few days at her home, and visiting friends in Orange county. Mrs. Ferree and children, of Mel'aiie, are the guest of Mr. C. O. Smith fur a few days. Miss Oliva Smith left Saturday ^ m » I V lor Meha.ii.-, where she will spend a few days visiting her sister. The editor of the State Dispatch spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother at Wb.itsett. Mrs. J. A, Shuw, of Graham, spent a part of last week visiting her father, Mr. J. C. Howard. Mrs. T. L. Curlee, after spend ing two eeks visiting her unele, I'etunied to Goldsboro la«t we(;k. W. N. Reeves, of Chapel Hill, sperit part of last week visit- ing hci. brother, Mr. J. B. Cheek. ilamie Allreu, of Hillsboro, Secure your reserved seat tickets at Freeman’s for The Victorian Party. Mrs. W. H. Coble is spending a few days visiting Mrs. Jack Smith, of Efiand. The Victorian Party 'at the School Auditorium Tuesday night, December lst» FOR SALE—One nice Gladson English setter 19 months old. Ap ply to J. A. LOWE. Hear Pallas Brown, the only violinist, who appears at the School Auditorium this season. One of the best numbers of the Star Course at the School Auditor ium Tuesday night, Dec. 1st. Miss Ruble Steele left last Thursday for Raleigh, where she has accepted a position as stenogra pher. Mr, J. D. Payne spent fhe latter part of last week attending the M, P. Conference, wh’ch was iu session at Liberty. Rev. J. H, Abernathy attended the M. P. Conferencf', wliicli were in session at Libe.’ty during the past week. Miss Lola Lasley, who is a stud ent at thf* State Normal this year, spent Saturday ano Sunday visiiing her parents. Mrs. A. J. Garrefr, of Greens- l>oro, spent the ]>ast week visiting the parents her husband, who live near this place. Mr. Fogk'inan, the barl)er, has moved his sho|) and is now luea'e t opposite the Odeon near Florence & Walkers grocery store. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Frazier, of near Jamestown, spent Sunday visiting Mr, G. A. B. Holderby, returning home Monday. Be sure and get your money and mail today, because the Postolfice and Banks will be closed tomorrow to celebrate I'hanksgiving, ''^Mj Lewis A. Eldrida;e, Thos. F. i • i Knapp and Harry Knapp Jr., will : • [arrive hero to-momnv to drive out | 4 to Murray Hill hunting club, where | they will spend several days gun-1 ning for (piail. i 1 Dark Oak New Pian > fIGO.OOj 1 Dark New Mahogany Piano, 90.00, 1 Oak Organ, slightly used, ^37.50, 1 Household good sewing machine, $8.00, { ELLIS MACHINE AND MUSIC CO., BurliugtOD i Thi County Commissioners met| in adjourned session Monday and attended to routine business entirely making ready to turn the business of the county over to the new board which goes into office the first Mon day, Mr. P. A. Kenion, one of the Souliieru Railway’s brakeman caught his foot between the coupl ing of the cars at this place yester- iay. The injury received was very painful but is thought not to be serious. Dr. L, G. Coble, of Greensboro, who has been spending a few weeks with his frienas on No, 1 where he has beon recuperating from a severe attack of appendicitis, returned to bis office duties iu Greensbor# last Thursday. Every Republican is urged to be prrsent at the annual meeting of the stock holders of the State Dis patch Dec. 8th. Every subscriber of stock is a stock holder and is urged to attend the first aunual meeting, WANTED—Copies of the Dis patch issused on the following dates: July 8th, 22nd, Aug. 2Gth and Sept. 9tii. We will appreciate the tavor if you have a paper issued on the above dates bring it to the Dis patch Oftice. Pallas i:>rown, Violin Virtuoso; Olive Frank Roi>ertsoi’, V^ocaiist and Pianist and Miss Maude Fow ler. Reader, form the Victorian y P ^ Party that, appears at the School i Auditorium, Dec, 1st. Secure your ! tickets at Freeman’s. s $12.50 - $10.00 - $7.50 THREE SPECIALS IN MEN’S SUITS JUST RECEIVED FROM A LEADING MANUFACTURER At these popular prices we out-distance all other stores in town by a $2.00 to $3.00 saving to you, and that is ceriainly worth consider ing^ in addition to the satis faction of being fitted per fectly in garments of cor rect style. PI Sit iiiat beautiful line of at lingtcn Drug G>. LEAVE TOUR ORDERS. earvj^roNr i»o« by tkc makcr« or MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MiaHACLS, arcfiM « co. V^OQHIVTCn. M. v» The range of models includes three and four button, single and double breast sacks,, io the new shades of brown, green, olive, blue and black. No matt( r if you are short, stout, tall, slender or of natural build, we guaran tee to fit you. If Ready for an Overcoat you will do well to look at our large and fine collection, including short, medium and long styles, also raincoats. Prices from $4.00 to $20.00. Everybody is Interested in the checks he recedveH. He knows tha senders are doing btinness in the up to- date way. You thiuK more of checks than you do of the wctual eurrency. YOUR CHECK ON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BURLINGTON. N. C. would give you a hij^her standing amon^ those you want to think well of ybu. Open an account and pa.-v even small bills by check. A check iu a receipt aa well as fe payment. .. I u te-.y (^ays last week visiting irionds atii[ relatives of this place. riie four year-old child of Mr. Self was buried in Pine * 'Cnietery last Sunday after noon. and Mi.ss married at last Sunchiy at one Tliev then drove up O. B. Barnes, of Eion Col- camo down Monday evening to me('t her daughter, who has been teiiciiinu' nuisic at Gil.soivville. lege Mr. Giles Hunter Mand Piekurd were S\ve|)Sonville o’clock p. m. to Mr. Ulyde Master’s at (Graham wiiere a rt’Ct^pti'»n was^ tendered and ,i large nuniber of iriends present. Mr. K, M. Cook, of Swep.son- See North Window of our Clothing Store for Display of these Special Priced Suits. B. A. SELLARS & SON. I his huiue Friday at m., and was buj'ied, cari'U'r always WANTKD.—Five or six eord. of eiglit foot wood in Fxehange for ul»Hieriptions to the State Dispatcli. Call at State Dispatch Office. B. Goodman, The Home of Good Clothes, is otfering great bargains for tlie Holiday T>'ade in men's, boys and childrens’ el ^tiling, cloaks and jackets. Miss Sadie Ingle, who is in vSchool at The State Normal and Industrial College, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her brother, Mr, L, S, Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dickey of Kaleigh, stopped here Mondaj with Mr. Erwin A Holt. Mrs. Dickey is on her way home from the Hospital at Greensboro. Kev. 11. M. Andrews, of Mebane, and Kev. D. M. Loy, of Glen Raven, left here to attend the M. P. Conference at Liberty, which were in session during the past week. Mr. Rosemond, the Postmaster, of Hillsboro, was a welcome caller at tl>e Dispatch office last Friday. We are always glad to have our friends make us a visit when in town. fp,, , for the transaction The Dispatch '^xpects to get a come before the wig, a rat, borrow a frock, and go under a ficticious name so it will accordance with the laws of get Its share of the peanuts and Carolina, no| candy which are being served at ^took can be voted on which has| vilj(.t, li('d at G;0() o’ Sunday at Hawfield. Funeral ser • I vices beiiig coiuhicted at tiie Baji- ; tist Ciarrci! by Dr. Mebane, Rev. Oldhaiu and Rev. C, M. Lance. Mr. Cook wa.s sixly-five years, nine monihs «ud a tew lays old and leaves ten chjidrt;!) and a number of friends wlio wiii miss him sadly. Our frieixl 'lT. Hayes, for R. F. D. .No. 8, is “Jimmy at tlie Cat Hole.^’ This time lie has made a galvanized iron box'^ wliich lill(-;d with boiling water and placed in tiie foot oi’ his buggy dots tiie rest l)y keeping his clod knockers warm all day. The re- maiudf'i' of the route carriers of the county might do well to see this simple device for the comfort of IJnele Sam’s faithful employees. Eth r Gertrude Johnson, daugh ter of Mi‘. and Airs. D. W. Johnson of Glencoe, was born October Gth, 1902, diad Nov. 21st, 1908, aged six years, one month and fifttsen days. She had beep sick two v/eeks but not considered serious until a few days before her death. Ether was a beautiful sw'eet girl and as this th(j first death in the family the family feel their loss very keenly. The funeral services were conduct- ed by Rev. J. D. Andrew at two o’clock at the home. DON’T FORGET THE Auction Sale Notice of Annual Meeting, The annual meeting of the stock holders of the State Dispatch Pub lishing Company will be held on the 8th day of December, 1908, at 7:30 o’clock in the afternoon, at the office of the company over Sellars Store, Burlington, N. C., for the purpose of electing a board of di rectors and receiving and acting up on the reports of the officers, and of such other QF_ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Nov. 26, 2 p. m. This is an opportunity rarely of fered, and we know values enough to advise buying. Carriage to property furnished free. Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Co. Dsatli of Miss Walker. Miss Laura Jane Waiker died Nov. 21st, at the residence . of her niece Miss Susie Walker, on Mebane street. Miss Walker was about 51 years % f age, and is survived hy a large number of relatives through out the State. The remains were carried to Wake Forest Monday, where the funeral services w-ere con ducted by Rev. Hackney. these tacky parties, Mr. Ira C. Jones, who is a stud ent at Whitsett Institute this year, spent Saturday and Sunday and Sunday here , ^ with friends. We^are glad to know ■ Nov. 12, 1908. that Mr. Jones* is enjoying his school work and hope for his con tinned success. been transferred on the books of the company, within twenty days ne>t preceding this election. E. S. W. Dameron, Secretary, Get all the advice you ^can, don't force yours upon anyone. but R. F. D. No. 4. Mr, Lucian Moore gave a corn husking Saturday night, Frank Albright will go to Bur lington Monday to take up carpen ter work at that place. Mr. and Mrs J. U. Ingle gave a party Saturday night to about twen tydive of their friends. It was an evening full of pleasure to every one present. The Next Star Attraction The next number of the Lyceum Course wdll be at the School Audi torium Tuesday night, Dec. 1st. This attraction is the Victorian Party composed of Pallas Brown, violin virtuoso; Olive Frank Robert son, Vocalist and Pianist, and Miss Maud Fowler, Reader. Each mem ber is a victor in a long line of suc cessful concerts. The company comes strongly recommended, and will prove no exception to the splendid attraction of the past several years given under the aus- pieces of the Lyceum Course. A pleasant evening is assured those who attend. Frank H. Curtiss, Supt. Schools. Business J)i:partintmt ff BURLINGTON f GRADED X SCHOOLS. 4 Thorough in.tructioil is offered in Bteuograhy, typewriting, book keeping, coiuniereial Hrithmetic, an] businesM eOrre«pohdciice. Stu dents fully prepared to fill posi tions in the bnsinPBs world. for full information concet'niiig (enns, course of etc., ajtply to . Slipt. F. H, CHRTISS or MISS E. E. STAftKE, Prln. t 4 t k t 4 « 4 4 4 Fresh Oysters Always on hand. All Oysters sold here are etrained. BEST F1S8 ON MARKET, First class meals at all hours up to mid-night. T. B. FOWLER & SON, M3 W. Davis street, Nest to N, S' Car^weJl, Holiday Notice ! The paitrons of the Burlingtou Postdffice will please fake notice that Thnrf-diiy Nov, 26th, (Thanks giving' Day), is a legal holiday, therefore the Postoffice will observe Suad-jy hours, and will only l>e open from 9 to 10 a, m. and from 7 to 7:30 p. m. There \\i'l be no deliver}^ of mail by ?und carriers. Those who are in town fiuring office hours w'ill be served from the gener al delivery. The public will please take notice and govern tliemselves accordingly. Respectfully, J ZEB WALLER, P M. The Fantaoe all ^ FIRE ON TOP * The PeGk-Williamson Under feed Furnace has solved the problem of getting r/wn, heat out of cheapest slack. There’s no smoke or dirt with an Underfeed and you’ll save ^ to on Coal Bills. This illustration shows fomace without casing, cut away to show how coal is forced up under fire. WANTED—A family of Knit ting Mill help. Apply to Swannie Noah^ Mfg Co. EloaJCollege, N. C. liic* a «Lhm« to SHOW S. Thomas & Sons Bnrliagton, N. C
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