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dents and Delegates.
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R. M. Andrewi.
L Harper.
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MAKE A PER-
NAL FiOHT FOR
THE NOMINATION
• Bay, N. Y., March 9.—
Roosevelt has about made
lind to take the stump
onally make the fight in
parts of the country for
idential nomination. He
oda\ that he probably
e forced to do so, al-
h'-' has been reluctant to
pen such a coUr?e.
the day of Colonel Roose-
mouncementthat he wa&
;o accept the nomination,
)een urged by supporters
it every state, except in
th, to make a speech-
campaign. He said he
lot object to making a
sches, but that as soon
ccepted any invitations
sort he probably would
lers pressed upon hiniy
:ht find it difficult to re-
t is likely that he will
is first speeches soon, ow-
urgent requests to act
which he has received
ast few days.- . >
Agents for Huylers Gandy,^ Nyalls Remedies, Rexall
Remedies, Lmdley s Cy t Flowers land designs.
Just for the gentle si!x. We sell every known toilet pre
paration for women, misses, children and infants, such ias
powders, cream, toilet i/«ater, bath goods an^^achets.
For the newest and best toilet articles or perfumes come
here first, you won’t waste time. -f . .
Mr. Herbert Holmes, late o£
Danville, Va., has accepted ia po
sition with the Aurora Cotton
Mills, and will make ]Purlingt6ii
his
I)kie i'
now m
FREEMAN DRUG CO.
BUKLINGTON, N. C.
I local A. ND FERSOJSrA.L I
Freeman Drug Co. hav«> ia full
line of garden seed.
Miss Ada .Guthrie is the ^est
of relatives at Raleigh for siever-
al days. ''
liir. W. I. Ward of Gt:^ham
anent Tuesday in town on busi
ness.
j. R. Hoffman was a biiwiness
visitor in the town of Gisens-
boro Monday. |
Mr. Tracy Mebane of Greens
boro spent Sunday the gueat of
relatives in town.
SEED POTATOES - Early
Red Bliss, Irish Cobblers,
sold to merchants only, by Mer
chants Supply Co.
An effort is being made to or
ganize a Gent’s Furnishinf: and
Shoe store at Graham to l»egin
business with a capital of $S,000.
Miss Lillian Mebane has ac
cepted a position as stenogjraph-
er in the office of the Alaaiance
Insurance and Real Estate
COOKING APPLES-Show-
ingsome decay, 60 cents per
bu?hel. Sold to any one. Mer
chants Supply Co.
Miss Edna Graves spent Satur
day and Sunday at High Point
the guest of friends and; rela^
tives. ! I
WHY PAY $2,00 per bushel
for cooking apples when ym can
get them for 60 cents at |Mer-
chants Supply Co. i
In Judge Hall’s Court a few
days ago: Mr. Barbee vtL Jack
Gerringer, cost paid; W. N, Har
rison V3. Z. B. Wilson, twsipass-
ing, CMt paid.
The Holt Engine Co.^ ai;^
employing four machinists ili tn^^
isaeclMmical department of their
shops with more repair work
prranised than can be fif«shed^
in a week.
Mr. E. Long and family left
last Friday for Charlotte where
they will make their home in the
future. Mr. Long is a very
prominent citizen and has many
friends not only around MiiCray,
his home communitv, but ^ill ov
er the county. He has b€;ien rep
resentative rom this couipitv’ in
the legislcture at Raleigh and al
so county commissioner.
Mr. Ben May made a flying
trip to Greensboro Saturday.
Mr. Mary Petty returned Sat
urday from a visit to relatives
and friends at Ramseur..
Miss Annie Parish of Black-
well, N. C. is spending iK>me
days the guest of her^ister Mrs,
L. B. Williamson.
COTTONSEED MEAL-Show
ing 7 1-2 per cent Animonia, for
fertilizer. For sale by Merchants
Supply Co.
Mr. Wilburn Tillett spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Durham
the guest of friends artd rela
tives.
Mrs. Jesse Cable of Hamlet,
N. C. is spending several days in
town the guest of her brother
Mr. Cyrus Shoffner.
Miss Nellie Davis, student at
Elon College, spent Sunday the
guest of her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. T. E. Davia.
Miss Mary Cates underwent
a slight operation Sunday, hav
ing her tonsils removed. Dr.
McPherson of Haw River was
the physician.
Mr, G. A. Hood, a businew
man of Greensboro, who was in
our town last Thursday took din
ner with his brother-in-law Mr. ■
Jno. C. Buchanan and family.
Miss Hallie and Master Neil
Williamson of Greensboro spent
from Friday to Sunday the guest
of their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Teague.
A large gold medal with pin
on it was l«»t on the street. The
finder will please return . it. .^and
a suitable reward will be given
at The State Dispatch Office.
Col. Stringfield and Capt.
Daughtry were present with the
Hole Guards last.Saturday night;
at the Armory, this being the
tune for the annual inspection.
I’lifc i> were in fine practice
and iUdde u good showing.
Mr. B. A. Sellars, buying rep-
restfntaavr’ tor the firm of B. A.
Sellars &  n has just returned
from thn riortberr market where
he pu e!’ v-o a C'-n'.piete Hne of
-»i riH-' i U-. 5^i^ id. in this
V I .('li lit! uf their new
Beginning next Sunday morn-
jng, the Methodist Protestant
Sunday School will open at 9:30
A. M., instead of 9:45 A. M. All
memb^s of the school will please
note the change.
On Sunday evening, March 24,
at7:30 o’clock, Miss Flossie E,
Byrd, who is General Secretiiry
of the State Baraca-Philatheia
Union, will address all the or
ganized classes of the City at
the Baptist Church. All are re
quested to be present.
The New Highland School will
close March 28, with an enter
tainment. Exercise opens at 10
a. m. A splendid speaker will
address the audience at 11:30 a.
m. Refreshments will be served
on the ground. Music furnished
by the; Whitsett band. Come
and enjoy the day with us.
Mr. Jno. B. Apple died at his
home Monday morning at eight
o’clock at the-age of 35 years.
He leaves a wife, one sister and
one brother, Mr. A. A. Apple.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday evening at Front Str^t
Methodist Churclj by Rciv. T. k.i
Sykes and assisted by Rev. D.
Mclver. The Holt Guards of
which he was a member attend
ed in a group.
Dr. N. Rosenstein, of Durham,
will make his Third Tuesday call
to Burlington next Tuesday,
March . 19th, stopping at the Bur
lington Drug Co., to examine
eyes and fit glasseis. Dr. Rosen
stein has installed in Durham
one of the finest grinding ma
chines made, and all the work,
from the examination of the eyes,
to the grinding of the lenses,
must come under his persona!
supfervision, so you are not tak
ing any chances in getting your
glasses from Dr. Ro^nstein. He
guarantees all his work and his
charges are very moderate to all.
Glasses fitted from $2.00 up, in
cluding examination. The Dur
ham office is 2^ W. Main St.,
opiK)8ite Postoffice.
as wiirbe sae'A' i^'their
where, ■
The Bridge CditiliSSttee appoint
ed by the 3oard of ^unty Com
missioners to receive bids and
let the contract for the building
of a bridge over Cane creek at
the old Lorimer Ford met Mon
day and awarded the Southern
Construction Co. of Burlington.
The contract prjce was $1,215.20.
Rev. J. D. Andrew and Shu-
ford Peeler will hold installation
services at the old Brick Re
formed Church in Guilford Coun
ty at 11 a. m. next Sabbath when
theJRev. D. C. Cox will be in
ducted into the office of pastor
of the Guilford charge. Rev.
Mr. Peeler will preach the ser
mon and Rev. Aiidrewwill deliv
er the chaive to Pastor and peo
ple, Rev. R. M. Andrews,, Edi
tor of the Burlin^n News, vrill
preach at^St. Marks at 11 o’clock.
President Taft is arranging to
put a stop to this thing 6t kick-
mg his notnination aroun’.
Militant maneuvers in Texas
are getting to be all the i»ge.
Wiil 19,
Dr. N. Rosenstein, the eye
specialisit of Durham, will make
his regular monthly !all to Bur
lington next Tuesday, stopping
at the Burlington Drug Co., for
the purpose of examining eyes
and fitting glasses. If -you are
in need of any, do not forget the
day and the place. His charges
are very moderate.
Death of Mrs. Freddy.
Mrs. Connie Homer Predd
wife .of Mr. John Preddy, dieaij
in her home on Kivett Street at
2 p. m. last Saturday, Mar. 9th.
aged 31 years, 3 months and 28
days. She leaves a husband. tw>
small children, 1 brother, 2 sis
ters, and 5 half sisters. Her fu
neral was conducted in the home
on Sunday afternoon by Rev. J.
D, Andrew and her body laid to
rest in Pine Hill Cemetery-
What Is The Alamance
Loan &Trflst
A%wer: ' , ,, , ,
FIRST, it is by far the largest, strongest and oldest bank
ing institution betwe«;i.s the cities of Durham and Greens
boro
SECOND, it has ever eliSi'ht hundred satisfied depositora, in
cluding the largest b;ifiness enterprises in Alamance Coun-
ty.
third, it has double tlae capital stock and surplus of any
bank in the County, viz: $135,000.00
FOURTH, it has a strong board of directors and bonded offi
cers.
fifth, it has fire proof vault and burglar proof safe.
SIXTH, it carries biirgfeiT insiirance.
SEVENTH, it has safety deposit boxes for rent at a low
price. ' . . •
EIGHTH, it pays 4 per; efent interest, compounded quarterly,
on savings accounts and time deposits.
ninth, it is the most jruccessful bank in Alamance county s
IN ADDITION TO THESE THINGS
it will assist you in milking your will: allow you to select ,
any lawyer you wish;: /.IC will take care of your will m its
fire and burglar proof vaults; and pay the lawyer s tees
and all other expensea of drawing a will. It also acts as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, etc.
Couldn’t YOU feel SAFER and take MORE PRIDE in doing
business with us ?
Come in anci Salk it over with us today.
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO.
Burlington,
N. C,
NOTICE!
I WiU; attend,
ty, the following places oh the dates
named, for the purpose of collectiiig
all taxes that are now unpaid for the
year 1911.
This is the last round required
law for the collection of taxes whicl
are yet unpaid.
Do not overlook this notice. Meetl
these appointments and settle up.
MORTON’S TOWNSHIP.
Thursday March 14th. Altamahaw Store from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m,
Morton’s Store from.ni. 5 p. m.
BOONE ST API
Friday, March 15th. Elon College,
to 2 p. m.
Gibsonville— Dicley’s Store 3 p. m. to 5 p. m.
BURLINGTON TOWNSjHIF
Saturday March 16th. Freeman Drug Co. 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
HAW RIVER TOWNSHIP
Monday March 18th, Anderson & Simpson’s Store 10 a m to 2 p m.
Trollingwb^ Store 3 p. m. to 5 p. m.
COB LE’S TOWN8HJ P.
Tuesday March 19th. Alamance Factory 10 a. m. to 3: p. nu Bel
mont Mills 8 p. m. to 6 p. m.
ALBRIGHrS TOWNSHIP,
Wednesday March 20th. Eureka School house 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
THOMPSON’S TOWNSHIP.
Thursday March 21. Saxapahaw 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.. Swepsonvilie.
3 p. ni. to 5 p. m. . ■
MELVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Friday March 22. W. A. Murrays store 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
FATTEKSON TOW^sSFIlP
Tuesday March 26. Rufus Foster’s Store 10 a. m. to 2 p. m, John
Holt’s residence 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. ' Wednesday, March 27th, J. E.
Stroud’s store 9 a. m. to 1 p. m,
NEWLIN’S TOWNSHIP
Wednesday March 27th. Snow Camp 2 p. m. ,
Thursday March 28. Holman’s mill 9 a. m. lo 11 a. m. Sutphin’s
mill 12 m. to 4 p. m. :
R N. COOK,
SheriflF of Alamance County.
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bj C. E. ZiBmrmu Co.—No.
time
his money,
t you do the same?
Ttie Fist NafeM
, N. G.
Potatoes
Red Bliss, Early Rose, and Burbank Rurals,
Genaine Maine Grown Seed.
Apples; Onuses, Potatoes, Onions. White, pink
and lima beans. Corn, pats and hay* Cotton Seed
hulls. Cotton seed bread, meal, iuid shijMCuff.
Why pay hl^ prices for fertiliziers when you can
buy cotton sei'd meal cheap guaranteed 7 1-2 per
cisnt animonia. Try some this season.
Merchants Supply Co,
Barfingteii Gi«c«]r,C(».v
Distriinters,
ViUm FLOIII iINO MB.
Burlington, N* C.
Call Phon^ Ni6. 13. The lady ssdeshian will answer.
-Siirburban Home$~
2 1-2 acres on Southem Railway betweoi
Bnrlingtoii and Graham, 100 ^s^ Caroline.
5 room cottag^. ^
esiKurj^tlioiKes.
b order to make quick sal« wjU sdH
'Aeap.'
34 acres, 1 inile Bndington,
Room DweDiiV, fiiie orchai^ and
ful location.
For bettw information
ALAMANCE
REAL ESTATE COMFY
W. E. Sharpe,
Mimager.
For Resuk«i j^ertisie in Th#