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Local and Fersonal.
FOR SALE—Old papers at the
Dispat^'h office.
H. Fleishman was a business vis
itor in Mebaue Monday.
Miss Blondie Kernodle, of Elon
College, was in town Saturday
shopping.
Misses Jvizzie and Jtiliu Fogle-
man svere the guest of tiieir brother
lasl ^veek,
WANTED—Two hundred bush
els of ('.>vn. at 95c, delivered.
Glencoe Mills.
Miss Daca Davis spent the past
week in Greensboro as the guest of
Miss Inglsnd.
N 0. Garrison, of No. 2, was in
town Saturday and gave us a very
pleasant call.
Geo. Plott, of Greensl)oro, was
the guest of hi? sou ou R. F. D,
No. 1, Sunday.
Miss Lillian Shoffaer spent Sat
urday and Sunday as the guest rela
tives at EIod College.
Jas. T. Bradshaw^, a proraiiiet
citi;?eK of Graham No. 2, was in
town Monday shopping.
Money To Lend.—On real
estate.. Apply to Long & Long
Attorneys Graham, N. C.
C. C. Cates, one of our clever
merchants spent Sunday with his
parents at Orange Grove.
The Piano contest is causing great
excitement these days if your friend
is not nominated, nom nate her.
Do you go to the Grotto? If not
jou are missing some excellent mov
ing picture and vaudeville shows.
The beautiful Piano on exhibit
at the Burke Funiture Company’s
stote will be given away absolutely
free. '
Elx-Sheriff Graves, of Caswell
county, vifited triends in town last
week and attended the funeral of
Mr. H. May.
Miss Callie Boland will leave
Sunday to be the guest of her sister
Mrs. Lnngley, of Durham, for
week or ten days.
Wilsie Greeson, who is teaching
the Roney pchool this winter, was
the guest of her parents on No.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
John Dixon, of Grimesland, ar
rived Thureday evening to be the
guest of his fatlieriolaw, J. C,
Whitsell, of No. 4, for a few days.
We were glad to see W. C,
Blagg, who is at Greensboro re
euperating in our midst fir-t of tht'
week We hope he will soon be
restored to good health.
J. E. Shoifnetj, of Boland, N. C.
who was married Friday to Miss
Maud Turner, of Dover, N. C. were
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. R
Mebane, Sunday evening.
During the long, dreary winter
months mothers become tired, worn
out, can’t eat, sleep or work. Hol
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is the
greatest blessing for mothers. Makes
them happy, healthy and strong. T.
H. STROUD.
Rev. Milton Barber, Rector of
Christs church, Raleigli, N. C.,
spent Saturday as t)ie guest of Rev.
Mrs. Ogliby, Rev. Barber
was jrsturning from Greensboro,
ivhere he spent the past week at-
tiinding the Laymen’a convention.
Builds up waste tissue, promotes
appetite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, giving renewed
strength and healtti. That’s what
-Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Just what you need now.
T. H. STROUD.
Mr. anu Mrs. M. B. Smith left
Thursday for High Point to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Smith’s father,
Mr. Jas. Lowe, who died Wednes
day evening at eight o’clock at his
home near Springfield, of pneu
monia. Mr. Lowe was 68 years
old and a prominent farmer of that
section.
Some friends have asked us if the
Prize Contest was open to Araternal
organizations, such as the Jr. O. U.
A. M., or Daughters of Liberty etc.
To 811 those we answer yes, and we
would be glad to see them get in
tiie race. All that it requires is a
little effort and the prize is won.
North Carolina History.
The New York Herald says: Tlie
people of North Carolina have been
iiniortnnate m some respects. They
have but liltle addicted to
iuiastir;^; of fheir achievements.
\Vl)iK- otS‘V Statrs have been con-
vpiciiuiiv ,4 gala days and in the
iii>t(iri!i ri'C'ords uf the past the peo
ple (•(' \octh Carolina have for two
hundiid years been making history
wiihoui s; rking to blazon ff»rth their
(iecilrt -o the world. Mr Bancroft,
Iniu to n>ve.stigat^’
tilt' lit North (^'arolina’s hi.stoi'y
ha8 iv''i'i;!Mgt‘d tlmt tlie people of
fhis slt'U’ !ii'vtv aceoniJ)!isiied in the
if')iuman fiwdom and in the
vindic. .lion of rjolifcs over.held dear
by f'n‘(> i)orn citizen.s and has in his
immortal j'ages, elironioled some of
the eveiith that m.^ike the advance of
tlie evoiit« that make the advance
of North Carolina upon the religiuos
development. But unfbrtnnately.
the people of this State have been so
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Eewar3
for aijy c-ase oi Catarrh that cannbt be
cured by^Hall’s Catar li Cure.
P. j’! CHENEY & CO., Toleoo, 0. ^
We>the undei signed, have known F.
J. Cheney for the lastt 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness ti-ansactions and iiDancially able to
carry out anv obligations made by his
firm.
WALDj iiG, KiNNAN & MABVIN,
Wholetiale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting dire-ctly upon the blood and
mucous (-'urfnces oi the system. Test i
monials f-eiit free. Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
Professional
John H. Vernon,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Burlington, N. C.'
Office over Bradley’s Drug Store.
Phone 65.
* ‘ 'wmwiimw
isolated from the great centres, have
had so little communication with
the outside world have been so de-
stitut« of tho.se channels of inter
course that belong to more favored
sections, that the great impor ant
and unquestioned facts of their his
tory are unknown to the people of
other States. While the skirmishes
of the New England States are
known and read of all men events
of earlier and quite as significant
character that happened in North
Casolina are known to gentlemen
beyond its borders who like the late
Colouel Peter Force of Washington
Mr Bancroft President Welling and
a few others are fond of historical
investigation or have been led by
some of the partially known histo
rical territory that belongs to this
people. In view of these facts it
becomes an interesting question what
North Carolina claims and what
can be established beyond all cavil
quetions? Briefl/ true.
That the first Englishman who
ever planted a foot on the Anaerican
continent landed on Roanoke Island
in the month of Suly, 1554.
That the first child born of En»
ilish parents on American soil was
Virginia Dare, ivho was born on
Roanoke Lland in 1585,after whom
the c unty Dare is named.
That the first resistance to the
.stamp act at Washington N. C., in
1765.
That th.e first blood that was ever
drawn in defense of the people’s
rights and in resistance of tyranny,
was at Alamance on May 17, 1771.
That the first meeting that was
ever held in any ot the colonies to
declare separation from the British
command to organize for armed rei'
sistance was in North Carolina in
the county of Mecklenburg in the
month of IVIay 1775—nearly fifteen
months before the national celebra
tion.
DissoItttloE Notiee.
To whom it may concern! This
is to certify that the copartnership
heretofore existing, known as The
Pate and Davies Printing Co., has
this day been disolved, the junior
member tetiriog. A D. Pate as
sumes all obligations of the old firm,
al* parties owing the former firm
will make payment to A. D. Pate,
and all indebtedness of the old firm
will be paid by the said A. D. Pate,
who will continue the business of
the old firm.
A. D. PATE,
B. P. DAVIES.
Jan. 11th, 1910.
Notice.
My son, Sampson Graves, some
times call^ “JKuddie” Graves, who
is of ginger Cake color, 14 years old,
ran away from my home on or about
Nov. 15th, 1909, without my
knowledge or consent, and without
any just cause. This notice is to
forbid any one to hire, boani or
harbor him. Any information as to
his whereabouts will be appreciated.
ALBERT GRAVES,
Burlington, N. C.
Dec. 28, 1909,
E. S. W.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Burlington, N. C.
Office in Piedmont Building.
John R. Hoflfman,
Attomey-at-Law,
Burlington, North Carolina.
Office, No. 2, Sellars Bcildini;.
GEORGE M. PAHON,
ATrORKEr tT uw
lOS Court Squre, Gresnsboro, N. G.
PnctlcB Irgularly in tit Courts of AlaniDee
Couttii
DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
Foster Building
BURLir^GTON, N. C.
To Ailing Women
Those Pies of Boyliood,
How delicious were the pies of
boyhood. No pies now ever taste
so good, what’s changed? The pie?
No. It’s you. You’ve lost the
strong, healthy stomach, the vigor
ous liver, the active kidneys, tlie
regular bowels of boyhood. Your
digestion is poor and you blame the
food. What’s needed? A complete
toning up by Electric Bitters of all
oigans of digestion—Stomach, Liv
er, Kidneys, Bowels—Try them.
They’ll restore your boyhood appe
tite and appreciation of food and
fairly saturate your borif with new
health, strtngth and vij^r. 60e at
Freempn Drug Co.
Dr. W. A. Stroud
Practicing Physician.
BURLINGTON, N. C.
OSerB his profeseional serrices to
the people of Burlington and
surrounding country. C a 11 e
promptly responded to ’phone
No. 29 day or night.
OFFICE AT
Stroud’s Drug Store.
“THE NOBTH POLE FOUNr
We have the best book published;
giving Cook’s own story and Peary’s
expedition. Agents wanted Outfit,
frre; send 10c to pay postage. Best
terms, also valuable premiums giv
en to agents who work thirtj" days.
Be first in the field; act at once.
FLILLIPS-BOYO PUBLISHING CO.
Dept. 1 Atlanta, Ga.
W ANTED:—Three or four knit
ting mill hands. Family of exper
ienced help prefered. Good house
•an be had cheap. Would learn
new help. Can furnish regular
^'v^^nie-Noah Hosiery Mfg. Co.
Elon College, N. C.
A Little Soand Advice Wifl Help
Many a Sufferer in Burlingtou.
No woman can be healthy and
well if the kidneys are sick. Poi
sons that pass oft' in the secretions
when the kidneys are'well, are re^
tained in the body when the kid
neys are sick. Kidneys and blaslr-
der become inflamed and swollen
and worse troubles quickly follow.
This is often the true cause of bear
ing down pains, lameness backachie,
sideachp, etc. Uric poisoning alao
i;au«iug iieadaches, dizzy spells,
languor nervouness and rtieumaitie
pain.
Whi'u suffering so try Doan’s
Kidney Pills a lemedy »i)at cures
sick kiineys. You will get better
as the kidneys get better, a,vid heal
th will return whea the kidne«#s are
well. Let a Burlington woman tell
you ubout Doan’s Kidney Piils,
Mrs Sarah Andrews Webster
Ave., Burlington N. C., says: “I
am always willing to recommend
Doan’s Kidney Pills, knowing from
my own experien3e that tiiey are a
reliable kidney rt-'medy. I suffered
a great deal from pains through tae
small of my back; and I had such
severe headaches and dizzy spells
1 could hardly get about. I finally
decided to try Doan’s Kidney Pills
and procured a box at the Freeman
Drug Co. As the results of their
use I am now in better health than
for years.”
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—>Doan’s—
and take no other.
Plain Facts.
I hicago News.
This globular and useful world
Would amoothly sail along.
If you were from its surface whirled^
]Kck«l from the bnsy throng
The BOP would in the morning rise
With undiminished light,
ind ’twould occasion no surpriK
If it should set at night.
The things to which you now attend
Would good attention get.
If you should knock of! work, my friend
And qriit your toil and fret.
The thing to which you give yourself
Would draw »ome other one.
Would garner, maybe, prise and pelf
The same as you havs done.
No doubt the starry universe
Could promptly fill its date.
And find that it was noa«> the worse
If you should emigrate.
Too need the world whilo you am here
No matter w'hat yon do;
It* need for you is not so clear,
Ho keep the balance true.
Bancroft
Tortored on a Horse.
^‘Foi* t«n years 1 couldn’t ride a
horse without being in torture from
pil^/’ writes L S. Napier, of Rug-
less,. Ky., ‘^when all doctors and
other remedies failed. Buckle’s
Arnica Salve cured me.” Infalli
ble for piles. Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Boils, Fever-Sores, Eczema, Salt
Eheum, Corns. 25c. Guaranteed
by Freenmn Drug Co.
COR. 18th m H Sts. N. ’
Washington, D. C.
Cars pass the door to all parts
of the Gtjr. Near War, State^
Navy and Treasury Depto.
A first class modem hotel
American plan.
Moderate rates*
Rooms single or en snite, with
or without private bath.
The service and cosine ”of die
Hotel Bancroft cmnUne every
convenience known to hotdl
managemeitf.
RATES
American $2.50 to $4 per day.
European $1.00 and upward.
R. H. BENSON, Prop’r.
IF you waiit a jSeirm or City Proper
ty isee us before you buy, frr we
have some real bargainsr to otfer >rou
at this time.
E pay SIX PER CENT INTER^
EST, clear of any expense on
all money placed through our com-
pany.
The security is first mortgage on
real estate, the safest there is.
The only kind we take.
DO you need the ($20.00) dollars,
extra interest, on the thousand
or would you rather give it to the
bank,
L x us talk it Y/M i
C V over with l
CENTRAL
LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY
SPRING 8TBHET, BURLllNGTON,N. CAROLINA
Furniture and Hon;se Furnbhings
See our Immense and Complete Display in all the
new things in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperi(^, Heat
ers and Ranges. Everjrthing to make home Beautiful
and Comfortable to be found here. Our prices will fit
the most economical purdiaser.
Davis Street,
The Furniture Store,
Burlington, N. C
One car Danish Cabbage; One car Northern
Irish Potatoes; One car fancy Apples. Nuts,
Lemons and Oranges. Wholesale only.
Burlington Grocery Company,
Burlington, N. G
in
Also the Latest and most Satisfactory Methods of
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing at the
Burlington Tailoring and Cleaning Works
JAMES M. LEATH
All Work Done on Premises.
T. L. Vaughn, Jr., of Wiisston-
Salem, trading as the T. L. Vaughn,
Jr., Company, Monday of last week
filed in tiae United States court at
CJreensboro, a voluotary petition in
baiikruptcy and the matter was re
ferred to Maj. J. E. Alexander,
referee in bankruptcy, for a hearing.
The liabilities of the bankrupt are
scheduled at over 116,000 and the
assets at about f4,000.
Advertise in The Dispatch.
Electric
Bitters
Succeed when eveiTthing else
In nervous prostration and S^^e
weaknesses they are the snpreme
Temedy, aa fhoosaads have testified.
FOR KIDNEY^IVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it la the beat madJdne ever wld
over a dxcgglat^ counter.
\k
neigh:
of General interest
From onr ExchangJ
1 HIM Fatrlat.
GiBoers Haynes P^ync
Crapor made a rather fruij
iu the lower part of the c!oJ
week. They found three li
skey plants and got the
two of tbetrt. They wt*re ail
capaeity and showed si^nsf
tinued operation.
A bouse at Elkville ocel
Mr Hendrix was burned
turda^y morning. Iu the iJ
stored away practically af
household effects of K. R
all of which were destroy?
fire is thought to have oi
fh>m a dlelwecive flue.
GliapBl Bin Rews.
Invitafc'ons have been
here announcing tfie apji
marriage of Paul Cameron [
ot Hillsboro to Miss Maryl
McNeil at. the home of the
I’ayetteville, on 20th Ja|
Mr Collins is the efficient
the Bauk of Orajige and
to be in one of Fayettevillt
iar a.ud accomplished younJ
We learn that Chapel H
ha ve auolh r cotton mill in|
future. It will be owned
[ ated by Chapel Hill capital
lis hope that the the millf
forth comicg. It i? sad
F Lloyd and I. W. Pritcl
the prime movers in the nj
end if these gentlemen
heads to bqild it we can
of the second cotton mill.
nieiBh CiciHsiM.
John Thomas Farmer d|
^ home on Dawson sireet tl
Tuesday morning. Mr Fa|
been'a tnail carrier in this
a number of years and wag
ful omploye. He was a,
splendid character and wi!l|
^ by his many friends.
Chas E Crawford ofRalJ
earl^ Sunday morning ai
pftal. Mr Crawfi)rd has
two strokes of paralysis
been ill for sometime. U
prominent Democratic can«
County treasurer in the lal|
Itldsillls leylew.
Dr jQlin Koy Williams
an address in Keidsville
we“|t. ago when an anti-tul
society was organized, has
tically ill in Asheville witlj
fever. The news from
week Is altogether encouraj
it'is now thougi)t he will
restored to health.
Congressman MoreheadI
district is making his liea^
|ia Wasbingttm at tlie
Mrs Morehead is spendijif
l^r with hiiu. Mr Morehd
«tary Willian Grissom
Grriasooi have apa('tments|
Cougressional hotel
•xlfiyt^n Dlspatcb.
The official aunounceR]
■he Statesville Air Line rai
•e constructed from Stat
ITadkiBvilie this year wot,
arly in the spring is pleai
nd no doubt delights the
he jradk^,nville and Yadicl
people who have no rai
11 and hence having been
cut off from the world
to the Air Lint !
^_**ngton and Thomas
guardsmcin will vie
fe the proposition to
e federal appropriation fi
nal encam pmen ts. The
lehts during the summer]
I’e about all there is to th^
The Boys who KNOW, all say—
“Yon cannot aim, you cannot hit—
WitfcoBt a STEVENS FAVORITE.”
V/a hear from an army of live, wide
awake Amerioan Boys every mom-
iDg, requesting our 100 Page, illus^
trited Jrirearm Catalog.
Why don’t YOTT send for a copy?
Mailed for 6 cents in atamps. Zeiu?n
all about the famotis
STEVENS
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS
PISTOLS, FIREARM
ACCESSORIES, ETC.
If you c&nnot obtain STEVEIIS
ARMS from vpur dealer* let Us
' kaow, and ire wJJJ
A ship direct^ express
prcj»ld, upon receipt
m caialoif price.
J. Stevens Ainu &
Tool Co.,
r.O.BnSOU
CUc*pM Fdb, Mu*.
Wlien you are sick, or suffeiiiig from any of the
troubles peculiar to women, don ^t delay—-take Car-
dui, that well-known and successful remedy for
men. Thousands of women haye used Cardui auaff Uling week in and we^k
been benefited "^^y not you? Bon^t take any»;j»»gre68 cuts down the
cbanceSi Get Gardui, the ol^ reliable, oft-tried ^bthe boys of mud)
remedy^ for women of aE ages. Gazene.
year we had no
Ntions in North Cartj
par the voice of the eandij
heard from mountain t(
iOre, County officers^, con
>d;perhaps other offioialj
and as usual ap|
'i^rth to every vote;’ to
jfe eoujitry from impcudii;
IMl& Morgan, Sneedville, Tenn., writes: hoM^^^
years I snffered with the turn of life, aad tri^ many near putt.
I without relief. I had pains all over my body and at times I . Kht system ont of
not sit up. At last I took Cardui an:d now I can do niy iwnsewo^^^.. blasiifg
I have toM inony ladies abdat Caidni end zeooiniaeild It to all dangv,r to tiie t n|
I 3^ it. results wen«
I# Wk J J
of l,u
m^tHlJed, Li
are almost ovei
It Wm Help
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