Turlington Graded School Opens
Tuesday
The third nession of Turlington
Graded School :u charge of the
au;?eriuteudeiit nud five lady lis
sisrauts opens uext luesday,
September Nth. . I
This st-ssiou giws promise of
being the best in the history of I
graded school. With an increased
u umber of teachers, aud with
about $1600.00 improvements
in building and school furnisb
imrs we are better equipped tbau
erer before.
The School Hoard let out the
new building by contract the 1st
of July to Mr. J. H. Bailey. We
ure sorry to announce that he,
owing to unavoidable circum
stances, could not complete the
work by the opeuing of school.
Two lumber eompauiee with
whom he had placed orders
burned, and owing to the large
amount of building at this season
it was impossible to get the lum
ber elsewhere in time.
However school opens us pre
viously announced in the old
building. We hope to have the
new part completed by the last
of September.
We earnestly urge patrons to
mtart their children the first day
?of school, next Ti ehday, and
keep them there every day if
possible.
We have ten grades in our
school requiring ten years to
?complete the course of study for
.graduation. An average child
?can finish one grade per year if
?kept regularly in school, but if
the child is kept out of school
half of the time it will be impos
sible for him to advance to the
higher grade the next year. So
if you want your children to get
the best results from the school
that you have established by
levying a special tax on your
property keep them in school
every day.
R. A. Mkhkitt, Supt.
KENLY NOTES
Mrs. K. T. Renfrow is spending
a few days in Nichols, 8". C.
Mr. I. J. Creech spent Sunday
aud Monday at Four Oaks.
Miss I>eora Bagley, of Magley,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. R. A. Hales returned
Tuesday from Newport News.
Miss Lillian Ausley, of Wilson,
cspent Sunday with friends here.
Several from here went to Rich
mond today (Wednesday) on
J latch Bros, excursion.
Mrs. John U. High and daugh
ter, Miss Eva, have returned
from a visit, to Taylor.
Mr. Charlie Sanders, from near |
Sinitbtield, spent Monday here
with nis aunt, Mrs. H. F. Edger
ton.
Misses Blanche and Meeks
Ausley, of Ocala, Fla., speut sev
eral days here last week with
.Miss Emma Matthews. j
Mrs. Dora Gil breath aud little
sou, Hal, of Sniithfield came
Monday to spend a few days
?vith her sister, Mrs. J. W. Gar
den.
"Mrs. R. H. Alford and little
daughter, Louise, are visiting
relatives in Pennsylvania They
will also visit Atlantic City be
fore returning home.
The Xenly Council Jr U. 1 A.
M. will have a public celebration
here the filth of September. Hon.
George E. Hood, of Goldsboro,
Mviil deliver an address.
"Mr. R. A . Hales and Miss Hoes
Harden who have been in Balti
rai?ru for several days buying
/co?e and millinery for their fall
, trade have returned home.
The Measuring Party und Ice
Cream "Supper given Monday
nighi at the home of Mrs. H. F.
Eager ton was a complete success.
The net sum of $21 was realized
fy; the church.
The K enly Dispensary closed
llast Frid av'afternoontoopen no
?more for at least two years, aud
?we'tope that neither it nor bar
rooms will ever be allowed to
open in our town or county
again.
At a recent meeting of the
Hoard of Trustees of Kenlv
Jtoeademy Prof. F, A. Edmund
*oa, of Morganton, was elected
principal for the ensuing year,
ifiss Julia McEachern was re
teacher of the ? r'l''r"
mettate Department and Miss
Matthews teacher ol the
Primary Department. Tbemusic
teacher has not yet been chosen.
The school will have four courses
-Literary, Normal, Music and
Commercial. The school will
open September 20th.
August 30.
Yellow Fever Situation
I p to last night there bad Iteen
lUl'J cases of vellow fever and
277 deaths in .New < ?rleans.
Always Liberal to Churches.
Kvery ehurili will be elrm a literal
quantity <>f I., ilc M Call for it.
I gullon* Longman A Martin*** 1.. A
M I'.imt mixed witli three giiltonn lin
**??*?<! oil. will paint a house.
W. B. Burr, t-hurleiiUin. W.Va , write*
"I'ainted Kraukenburg block with I. A
M Stand" out aa tlioiitrb vaniiahed."
W ears and covers like gold
Don't pa; $1 *'> u gallon (or lin*****"!
oil, which you d. : 1 ready (or u**e paint.
Buy oil freah on. the barrel at <10
rente |ier italic; Hu uix it with I*. A M. ,
It makes paint j ?l sbout #1.20 |h*i (
gallon. Sold by W U. Sanders, Smith
field K L. Hali A Kro . Betieon
Bring us a load of tobacco and
we will please you. Skinner &
Patterson.
Prettiest liueof hats ever shown
iu Smithfield aud more of them
at L. E. Watson.
Come to see that if 100.00 suit
of furniture at Cotter-I'nder
wood Co's.
You can buy spring and sum
mer clothing at cost at W. G.
Yelvington's for cash.
When indigent Ian become* chronic it
ih dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia cure will
cure Indigeston and all troubles result
ing therefrom, thus preventing Ca
tarrh of the Stomach. Sold by Hood
Bros Benson Drug Co. J It. I,edbetter.
SPECIAL KATES VIA S. A. L.
RAILWAY.
Richmond, Va.? Grand Foun
tain, United Order True Reform
ers, One fare plue 25 cents.
Tickets sold September 3-6, final
limit September 14th.
Hot Springs, Ark.?Special Ex
cursion Rates. One fare plus
|2 00. Tickets limited 60 days.
Sold first and third Tuesdays in
September.
Chattanooga, Tenn.?Erection
of monuments by the State of
North Carolina, Chicamauga
Park, Seoteinber 17-10, dual
limit five aays from date of sale.
One fair plus #2 00 round trip.
Denver, Col.?National En
campment Grand Army of the
Republic, Sept. 4 7, Special Low
Rates to Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo.
Philadelphia, Pa.?Patriarchs
Militant and Sovereign Grand
Lodge I. O. 0. F. Sept- 16 23.
One fare plus #1 25 Tickets
sold Sept. 13-14, 15, final limit
Sept. 25th, with privilege of ex
tension.
Richmond, Ya.?Farmers Na
tional Congress, Sept. 12-22ud.
[ (>ue tirst class fare plus 25 cents.
Tickets sold Sept. 25tb.
Special Rates account of oc
casions not mentioned above
will be furnished upon applica
tion; also time-tables or any ad
ditional information.
Address,
C. H. Gattis,
Traveling Pass. Agent.
Raleigh, N. C.
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readers to supply themselves Sjt
with ell the papers they
need for their next year's SI
reading Sfi
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FA RM1: RS WA HE HOUS E.
We give below some of the j
(food uric** we have been getting:
J. K. Creech, 16 lbs. 7; x1,;
15J, 7; 7o. H',? 1*4, IOC, UN,,
9\: 10, 10,C; 158, lit,; 10, 20',.
I). V. Harper, 100 lbs, 11; 174,; i
0V .1. A Lee, 04 lb?, 7; 74, 7\.
72, 9%; 80, 0*,; 140. 11; 20, 25.)
K C. Moore, 50 lbs, 7',: 72. 71,';
1.10, lo; 52, 10', K M. Haw
kins, 04 lbs, 0'4; OS, 8',; 78, 8\;
34, 10; 10, 14; 10O, 10 Joseph
Creech, 30 lbs, 7',; 36. 30, 0;
24, 18; 10, 11V s. 18^. W. .1.
Hudson, 100 lbs, 01-,; 124, 11!,;
30, 15',; scrap. 100, 4 80. Bring
us your next load and we will
give you a good sale
Yours to serve,
Hoyktt Bros ,
If you want a pair of the high
est grade $5.00 shoe on the mar
ket buy the Dorsch at L. E. j
Watson.
Car best patent flour just ar
rived at Cotter-Cnderwood Co.'s
at a bargain.
Farmers, look to your interest
and carry your tobacco to
Faulkner & Harris, proprietors
Planters Warehouse, Goldsboro, )
N. C., where the best prices are ]
paid. Faulkner * Harris.
If you will let your mule's head
alone he will come straight to
The Banner where he knows you ,
will be satisfied. Skinner & Fat- j
terson. i
Mr. Sam Davis will leave Sat
urday for New York and other
Northern markets where he will
purchase one of the most up-to
date lines of fall and winter
goods ever brought to Johnston
county. Do not buy your fall
and winter goods until you have
inspected our stock. We can
save you money. Davis Bros
We pay interest on time depos
its. Bank of Smithtield,
C. V. Johnson, Cashier.
For dry goods and groceries ,
it will pay you to see Cotter- '
Underwood Co.
That new line of enamel ware
just received by the Smithtield 1
Hardware Co. is creating t. great 1
deal of talk.
One car high grade buggies at
Cotter-Underwood Co's.
i
A. VY. Dunning, Newton, Mass.
buys old U.S. and loufederate
stamps and bills. Send samples
for prices he pays.
We have made an average of
above 10c on several loads of
tobacco for past week.
Boyett Bros.
WANTED?10,000 pounds scrap
iron, R. C. Peacock & Co.
If you will cary your next load
of Tobacco to Star Warehouse
at Selma you will be pleased.
R. W. Hutcherson, Prop.
Cotter-Underwood Co. have
two cars furniture now at depot.
Faulkner a Harris want your
tobacco at the Planters Ware
house, Goldsboro, N. C., highest
market in the East. Try us with
one load.
Highest prices paid for your
tobacco atTheBauuer. Skinner
& Patterson, proprietors.
W G. Yelvington isclosingout
his stock of straw hats for gents,
youths and children regardless
of cost.
(In July 1st we will be ready
to take commercial account*.
Commercial & Savings Bank
J as. H. Abell, Cashier.
For the next 30 days vou can
buy ladies'. Misses' and children's
dressed hats at your own price
at W. G. Yelvington's.
We will be ready on July 1st to
transact commercial as well as
savinas business.
Commercial & Savings Bank.
Jas. H. Abell, Cashier.
There was a break of 20,000
lbs. sold on the Farmers Ware
house floor at Smithfield last
Friday and not a tag turned.
Car of salt just arrived at
Cotter Underwood Co's.
NOTICE.
By virtue of the authority contained in a
Mortgage Deed executed to me on 16th day
January 1902 by Seth Allen and duly regis
tered in the registry of Johnston county in
Book O. No. 8 page 400, I shall sell at auction
for cash at the court house door in Smith
field, N. C? on the 30th day ot Sept. 1905 the,
following real property:
1st tract adjoins the lands of J. W, Whit
tenton. Seth Allen and others and is Lot No.
4 in Block No 2 in the plan of the J. S. Holmes
addition the town of Benson. N, C. 2nd Tract
is lot No. rt in Block No. 2 in the plan of the J.
S. Holmes addition to plan of the town of Ben
son and each of these parcels of land contain
3-10 of an acre. For record of plat see Book
I. No, 5 page 540 of the Registers office of
Johnston county roferenee to which is hereby
particularly made for better discription and
location. And fully described in said Mort
gage.
Aug. 29th 1905. J. A. MORGAN,
Mortgee.
WELLONS A MOKOAN,
Attorneys.
j! Planters warehouse j[
\\ GOLDSBORO. N. C. Si,
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is Si
I The place to sell your Tobacco. Below we will ^ ;
give you a few names and prices of to-day's sale: fi i
W. L. Johnson, 1 load, 9, 9, 12, 12, 17& 20. M. L. Lane, | j
1 load, 9*. 10)4, 13,17. C. F. Oeee, lltf, 12*. 10?, 6, 8%. |J
Woodard West, 8*. 13J<, 10, lift, 17. J. B. Howell. 1 ||
load $100.52. Jones & Thompson, 1 load, f92.17, | ?
average 11 %. Bate .Smith, 1 load f 127.38, average 9^. | J
Could mention many others but space will not f j
allow.
FAVLKNER ? HARRIS H
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X wi X We are offering once more to our friends and custo- X IJ X
X ^X mers a big opportunity to save money. Our large X fit
X Lt i stock of Spring and Summer Goods must and will go * *N| 7*
X Til X regardless of cost. We will price to you a few of ^
x UJ x our Wen s Suits: x x
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X X X $16.50 Suits now only $9.98 % %
X U X $13-50 now 876 $7-50 now 500 x (f) X
X * X $11.00 now 7.58 $5.50 now 2.98 X ft
x 0 x ^9'00 now 6,68 * ? X
X v X We also have 300 Boy's and Children's suits to X X
Jj M offer you at half price?See this line for bargains
| U | Our Shoes and Hats Can't be Equaled Anywhere %. 3
J IN STYLE QUALITY AND PRICES X ^ X
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St [5 Our Gents' Furnishings is complete in every respect. X [ ] 5
jS S " All we ask is to give us a call and be convinced as S W ^
X E?1 t? to our low prices on all the latest goods. Visit our ] X
X\ mm X Store before buying elsewhere X X
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% % Who Do We Cut Our Prices So Low? % ^ %
?0 f 1 00 account ?' making more room for our big and most X PT1 X
J? 1^ 5 up-to-date stock of Fall and Winter Goods which is coming X L J X
?2 r"? 5 in daily from the Great Northern Markets; Car loads of X X
X HT 5 values, 8uch as has never been brought to Johnston county X "Tj X
22 5 before X Ar X
S f fS We are yours for business
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Fall Trade
We have for the Fall Trade Cooking and Heating
Stoves and Majestic Ranges. These Ranges are
superb in their equipment. Guns, Loaded Shells
and ammunition. Devoe's and Kurfee's Paints.
Lead. Oil and Varnishes. Carpenter's Tools and
Farm Implements. Sash. Doors and other build
ing material. Rubber. Leather and Canvass belt
ing, and other Mill Supplies. Royal Washing Ma
chines. Boys Wagons and Velocipedes. Johnston
harvesting Machinery, which is as good as the
best and cheaper. Call to see us.
CLAYTON HARDWARE
COMPANY
C. W. CARTER. Proprietor.
DISTRIBUTING DEPOT FOR
"PITTSBURGH PERFECT" FENCES,
ALL GALVANIZED STEEL WIRES.
FOR FIELD, FARM AND HOG FENCING.
THE ONLY ELECTRICALLY WELDED FENCE.
EVERY ROD GUARANTEED PERFECT.
The DURABLE Fence,
None so STRONG.
All large wires.
Highest EFFICIENCY. . a
LOWEST COST. 3?T~
No Wraps --*213113?
to hold ?-~p
Moisture 4^, i . | 1
and cause ?? """] ft 1
Rust. ?ste^Lr^L.-~l'sr:
*
"rimsunuu Pauscr" Fsmci.io. (Special Style.)
Absolutely STOW PROOF, W? can SAVE YOU MOREY en Fencing.
CALL AND see IT.
W. m. SANDERS
SMIThFIELD, N. C.