North Carolina Newspapers

-- .. .. v V . .. Wip . -fc . . , . ... . fc . i ... m FORT FOLK MIKITY REUS News From all; Parts of -7 the couhty briefly told. COLUMBUS. - The Farm Journal is one of the brightest lid best farifc papers published." The sur! tription price of it is 75- cents for five years. ye will send you The News for one year jid The Farm Journal for five years, both for 51.50, or w will send you Thr Nkws !ne year arid The Farm Journal all of 1904, Wh for only fr.co. Tbse rates are strictly J (tyable in advance. . Mr. F. M. Stfearni, hat beep 'nder the jreather" for several dayTbut we" are glad to I.... .U.t filling hi Se fUflinor Kf-ti- I Mr. F. A. Bridges, of Charlotte,' N. C, nt a Jay here! recently, investigating this section. Mr. Bridges contemplates .purchas ig t farm with a view ; to " locating -here, uturney J. P. Morris is engineering the deal r hiru. We hope Mr. Bridges will rind it to is advantage to become citixen of PolkJ banty. .v.;., - -'".",.,:. I Mrs. R. A. Denton, formely of-this place, ut how, residing in Spartanburg, S. G Wt fcieiids and relatives here this week. ... a Vance Tallant is now making strides as a . ' f i ock raiser and is buying op all the calves e can get. W. E. Jennings, the shingle manufacturer if Undrura, S. C, was a business visitor (ere Tuesday. . ;; Uule llellea Westlake has been feeling ip.icr than usual the past few days. When tsWed "why?" she smilingly remark : I pect papa to arrive Monday from New York spend a week osJteh4J 11. G. CanaouVs a, frequent visitor to Col umbus. t-Ouess be finds it hard to tear himself Vwav from his old town. Well, that's natural,- ind mure: mo about Columbus than any other lace of which we are aarusinted. a : LF M. Burgess is doing-the brick work on the BaptUt church. , , -',7 - 'J , . . j C. C West purchasedthe old shingles whkh came off the old roof of the. Baptist church; T. C. Israel was here Tuesday. Revenue business, we presume was his mission. . - 4 , J. U. Carpenter was a business visitor here jasday. - W. M. WalkerJ - who" has been "teaching penmanship at the Central Industrial. Institute for the past month; offered a medal to the student whose writing specimen taken before and after the coarse, showed the greatest fan- J WovenienL The "committee, consisting of fMessrs. F. M. Stearns, A. L. McMurray and Miss GevaxFrye, decided that Washington Hill was entided to the prize. The medtl will be awarded s$c; dose f 'the school. our. sicams . mwaracu ,iuc wivwmS - prizes. Roy Lewis, 2nd prise, Ji.oo,-Ada Walker 3rd prize, 50 cento idtf John Arledge,' 4th prize, 25 cents. Professor Whiteside and the trustees of the Institute" are VeiLloleased with the progress the pupils' haveymadVj in penmanship under Mr. .walker's 'able uistruc tion. Any school will 1 do well toV secure his services. . Mr. waUcer 'lefton1 tueiday ior; Greenville, S. whe? hlas ailetgag- t . , .: m iila . u. ibciu lot rcuruary aaa auJ u. MELROSE. - While Messrs. Vait . RpUins and Waitsell Garrett were hauin Coal1 for, -the Balfour Quarry Co., last Monday, one of their iinr oxen was taken sullely sick. Mr. Grrett was despatched to Rockliff with "care under sealed orders, but alas I e're he returned the poor beast wifdead. It was. at hrst suggested that the Coroner beHsummqn. tta abbuClEus time Mr. Jim Hicks appeared on the scene and offered to act as Coroner for he time luring. A u post office" examination was held over poor old iiuck's remains and it was decided he died for the wan t,-pf -breath as there was no apparent sign that he had. any breath left. The pall bearers were Messrs, Rollins and GarrelzViW&a t poorpld Buck down the creek and left 'hlixf in peai' Fodir Buck is gone. . Gone : whera he; will -never again feel the quick sting of the whip. yoke from sun-up to sun-down and cull load with no hope of a better day.- Poor Buckl Peace to his ashes, f Mr. J. E. IVarson)s building a cottage for J. W. Heatherlye ie 'dyrtoV JSfMT- depot Mr. L. L. McDowell tirir-tbe saw'mill uubinchs ana gone uacit 10 ispananuurg. Mr. G. WPearson is running a saw mil Mr. John Lane was down from Saluda on Monday. . 'J,; - - . Mr. Page Rollins is putting wood ' On the road for shipment. Mr. S. O. JohasoriisnigTrt operator 'a1 the depot. ' - "''s- r..rrr' Mr. Christopher ace and Mr5,Reyold sore attending safety spur No. S. . ; Mr. Geo. Eiman, of Asheville, was xdown . 1 4 .! Sunday. Mr. Early Gantrell, of Landrum washere Sunday. r; ; T&Y0N. r . Mr. T. C. Mills. tmade a business trip to uuviiuc vcuBcsoay. We are glad to report that Miss Lillian Cushing, who was operated on for appendicitis few days ago, will soon be out again.' Mrs. R. C Mosely left on Saturday for Columbia, S. C, to jaUihvaA, wb' in Dusaness there. 't . i - ,','e t The Livingston store house opposite the Tryon Supply Co., is being fitted up for the Lanier Library. . " . . . - . Mr. and Mrs. E. Brownlee are domiciled in their M new cottage near the foot of the mountain. , . : ' Msss Grace Bagley, of Mass., is visiting at Mr. H. E. Connor's in Valhalla. - Mr. and Mr J. O. Wilson, of aeveland, Ohio, are occupying the Godshaw house. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have many friendsJn Tryon who are glad to see them "back. . "Our Boys," a three act comedy, will be presented at the Club House, Tuesday even ing, February 9th. Admission 25 ents. Children 15 cents.' " ' . V G. G Weaver? house was destroved br fire Saturday afternoon. It is thought the flre4 Under nd bX virtue f an order made by nwfntnA j u 1 l n 'the Clerk of the Superior Court1 of Polk. ongmated around the . kuchen. stove Auc. j coumy oa the 4til day f Mrcu Iy02, in iixc lnere was some insurance. proceedings uititled ' In the matter oi; R. ;V .. ' v ,v e- - l "1 - , " f Collin, et al. ex-parte' and by vutui of the v , Mr. F. M. Stearn,has sold fifty leet off the .. Wa sud CjorpmissToner corner of hw property on trade street: The ; therein named arid: by 'virtue of a subseuuciu oaiienger luwnpany ana k. js, Missildtne are to erect a fine brick building there soon. MILL SPRING. Mr. II. K. Finger, went over to. Rothers fordton one day last week on business. Mr. . Wm. Bay nard left last ,week , for Charleston, S. . C, his former home. His sister. Miss Addie is now at her brother's, J Mr. Q. T. Baynard. Mr. J. A. Rucker is now at home and is confined to his room suffering with rheumatism. Miss Ella Dodd has returned to New Pros- pect,havuxg, visited. Jier. iuter, Mrs. James. Rucker.. J. R. Price now occupies his former at Mill Spring. . All enjoyed hearing Rer. W. M. Whfo side preach at Mill Spring last Sunday. Rev. W. U. Perrj will oreach at Bethle hem. M. E. Church neat Sunday the Z4th. . -Mr. J . M. Lewis is repairing his store house, le has also purchased the Thome residence. Mr. A. C Boone went over to Rutherford- ton. last week. While, there he fell afed sprained bis lame ankle, but we are glad to report that he u able to attend to business again. , . vf Mr.. B. T. Boone, of Saluda, visited hit parents.las week. . - : " Mrs. Milo Foster, of Bright, visited her sister, :Mr J.R roster, last bttndajL She eft one of her little daughters, Rosa, to attend school at this place. Mr."? Jfc Nf Mitchell is salesman .for'! Mr.' O. T. Baynard. ' : " Our esteemed County Superintendent of, JUcatipoMr. , W M.-iJisrice, held ji Ntw- for White Oak Township. We appreciated having RerJ T.'-C CroterV of CDlumbus, with us on that-day.' - The teachers u'rattendance were Misses Jessie SJttoa and Maggie Hague, and Mr." Horace Jackson, r ' 4 Mrs. Clarence Justice was in town. j9actQjr last week. . s1. .. ,. , . Subscribe , or The Niws. CHURCH NEWS. CHURCH DIRECTORY. PRESBYTERIAN T. C. Cbokb, Pastor. Preaching every third Sunday, 11 A.M. and at night Sabbath school at 10 A.' M. BAPTIST. Kt. Maxion WAmsiDi, of Cofvmbas, Pastor. Preaching every second and fourth Sunday at 11 a. m., and " the Saturday afternoon previous. Supday school every Sunday at 10 A. M. GREEN ' RIVER CIRCUIT, - METHO DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rv. Wi . H. Pbrbt, i Patbr,: Mills .Sprg,.N. C.i ; y:f ?. v THE YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIEtY OP CHRISTIAN - ENDEAVOR.M. - J. P. Mobbis, Prosidenti It ' meets every 8uncby evening at 7 pw m. at the W 1 1 111 11 usuune ouuamg. aii are corauuiy invited Co attend. ...... . ' ' . Services were held ' si ' the Presbyteriaa The Baptist Sunday iiloh Is being held in the 'Ibstitute building while the chorch is undergoing repairs, -,: ' . " . r,;- A "Pound Party was given by the C. E. Societj; on Saturday; evening Feb. ; 6th.' ; An interesting; program was rendered, consisting of addresses, songs, recitations, etc At the Lclose of the literary . program, refreshments were seryed;r, A4.cltgwfidjjttenng was spent and those, wha.not atttnd.'missed a good f Work on the Baptist church is progressing rapidly and ke; members who are doing t) t work seem beat on completing U as soom as possible. . ' j ; ' ' Mr,. James Ridings is a steady andSrilling worker on the Baptist church. He renisrked Uie other day that, he 'would rather worship the Lord in a fine house than to dwell in ' one himself. ' ;: - . -. ' - " -.-' Rev. ;J. HWest Presiding Elder of the Morganton District,, will preach in Tryon next Tuesday night, Feb. lothi Avthe members and friends of the Methodist church, s well '. ' 1 1? "1 to be present. I Rev, Wfc IL Perry will preachy s 4 Lynn. Jf rtday night 01 next week. It is desired.uat II thii'mMtihrt I'm mit ".!' House Of Seven vRooms, in Cotumbus,' N.4:C, is tor Sale or Rent. . ( W. A. CAMS ON ; ' - LYNS, N. C. notice: : ' Z. , B. Waters enter- 75 acres of .land, more or less, in Tryon township," on waters of Pacolet River,1 adjoining Jands of the old Mills land and vthe 1 Ward line and others. Entered nth day of Jan. 1904. F M. Bukqess, Entry Taker, oraer maae oy said, couri on me'rsr ay 01 iebruary 1004, 1, as Cornnassioiier jiamea ib said decree, will . for the -purpose liereiiiaftei. melitiuacd, sell at the-: court ;house . aoor - m Columbus, N. C, on JCa.7, 7th, ISOi. ' ' withift the' legal hours of sale th property mentioiied and described "in the petition Hied in this proceeding watch property consists 01 five several tracts of land, sad described as follows: v V i'::'--y'- -h-r V'':--s-.- ' v First fract, known as the Calvert land, lying and. being in the county of i'olk. State of N. C.,and joining, lauds of W, M, Shields. Jno. lirown, Jones and otners, and contains forty four and two-thirds acres, more or less. Second tract, known to petitioners as the Brown land and part of the old McGuitfft grant, lying and being in the county of Folk, in the State of N. C, in Green's Creek town ship, lying on spring branch on Mills 'Gap road and adjoins land of Moses Shields and others and contains about forty acres. Eighty three and one-half acres of this tract . .having been sold to said Moses Shields. v ? . Third tract, known 'as the,Sma!!eyliuid, consisting of ten acres, more or less, lying and being in Polk , county, in the State of N. C, on the waters of Hugues creek and adjoining land of Robert McFarland and others. ' Fourth tract, known as the Liddy Madison interest in and to the jand belonging to the estate of J. St Alirams, di cease.dwhich lands adjoin lands of S. G. Greenway, Hunter, M. .A Corn well, and the .speculation land, and is the same conveyed by deed to Thomas G. Collins, made by J. J5. Madison .and wife Liddy Madison, on day of June 1 83a, which deed was recorded ou the yth day of May,. 1885, in book- at page aoS, to which reference is made. r . , . Fifth.- tract, consisting of all that tract of land granted jo R, SvAbramS and John Jones and having such shape on toe plat accompany ing said grant being dated Dec. 19th, 1853. and in number 1509. Said tract of land being and lying in Green's Creek towuship, in Polk county, state of N. C. " r 1 'H . ,V These lands are to be sold for the purpose of making partition and division among the parties to this proceeding, who are tenants in common and own and possess the same. The erms of sale will be cash. : ' L, Gbo. Justice,' Commissioner. This itth t&r of Feb 1904. ' SALS. - - , 'By "virtue of the power contained in a mortgage deed executed on the 6th. day of April,, tooj. by T. M. Ilesier and wife, Annie F. Ilesier to J. T. I lutcuvnkm, - o secure an' indebtedness of owe hutkhred dollars, which mortgage is of lecord in Polk County, in Dook 1,. page and which be- eamrdoe and payable n the' 1st day of Decpmbvr, 1903 1 and' default ' having been maae in inc pay mem w -rae same, 1 wiu on lSijr Vte& 7tli ISO! "c. ': within -the lecal hours of sale, offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at ihe couit house door in Columbus,- the property conveyed bysaid mortgage and described as follows .' .,i.:r:a.j. ?. Adjoining lands of CC. Constant, L. F. Thompson and other and bounded as follows 1 Beginning at a white sak and runs . nortb 89, west 13 poles & 6 links to a sweet gum ; thence south i west 33)4 poles, to" an - iron stake; thence south 69 - 3"polcs O links to an iron stake ; thence north 3i, as 11 poles to the heginning. containiag two and 4-5 acres. . , ?w.WV'vVv --- J. T. llirrcrtExso?, Uortazee. r j; E. Shipmam, Atfy. : 4 i .V'' This loth, day d February, 1904.- Pfl3;ACC3 nSF'JTflpOH wJ i a. y, Endorsed by hundreds of peo-Ij it has cured in its hocT; T.?.. -a ; Has woo a REPUTATIOW 3'.'. to be proud- olr- ' f"'-".l A trial wm convince you of Its ciait -i for you wijl be benefitted -v f Write toa for Free Sarople atd $oak - V : " let of Testimonials. Pr1edfft bottle, tlx tttis ti. Dw w , : SAS3 IUC CV2-srts Casrs. Priest 5c. fie Coasi ' Cs?fs, ttebih. , Cran$, Benic add CcJJfortia r ; ; 3 mTHtRii Miitimm Winter Tonrist tickets rttbw job. sale to the noted resorts pr the ' Oulf AAMat and Mexico, and California. Tickets on sale for return passage.- ..: : -'a: ; Elecsnt train service. The route of the v asQinrron ana douw western sjuuiea ndjttSsst Limiled." t. f' X a ? J 52 nearest Ticket Aenf for detailed tiaticaand " descriptive matter V MX JI&USfNESS: THEY.'. . . ARB rBRINQBRS LOCALS. Ads Under Tbh ffaaJ Flvo Centz Per t 'Liae'Each Insertion. : COliN or other produce, will bdreufclved in jjuyuient of subscriptions to Tea News. JUST f JlURrVED. A shipment of Kelljrs Axts rnTo Supply Co; YOU oubt to see our lin of pretty pearl handle knives.- t-. : '1'byoii Sujpxt Cb.i WANTS D.100 . bundles - of fodder. Applv' at ThsT Nswa office. -WE have the "agency for the famous Rock Hili ; buggies. TaVQiriSomrr Co: STOVES or tinware ' for cash 'or inStall mtutaT J ; ! i Tbyon Suppiy Oo.;; 1 VYllITJNGi PAPER S and Enyelopes..& sale at The Njcws ofilce.' !ihe quality f is 2)bd und; the jji ise, stnail jPon-t. forget ua vhea. you. need- uny - r CLUBBING We csre v made . arraugeiuenU whereby1 we can offer the follow ing clubbiug rates: The Atlanta Constitution, (The Krwit Southern weekly) and Taie New. $1.5( The Sunny South and Tux NswiC r 41 " The Poul OotJirrx Newsv j Columbus,;. ; C. ; Viand of mSi9' z : iipd 1 "Sepphfo Coaniry, 9 : s . 1DZAL WlWTEfl RESORTS. - 5 ' ,.-.. ''; F.(s'--' ' y " The Southern Railway reaches the ideal winter resorts of Hhe "Land of the Sky" and the Sapphuw Gountry,' . including Asheville. Hot SringslIIendersonyille, Irevardl Tb&away and Tryon, N. O. The climate bf ,thi4 Rt-etio'u is uupurufled. suit abte for tnvulid, athlete or sportsman, and off ei s every cluumof "anideul Wintwr lle- fcork ' Elegant tourbd : hotels. Through. 2'uui iat TickesJMiwrion sale at j ery low" rates. Ask nearest. 2gck"et gent, for ;4 tailed' ilTforiuation , tnd descriptive literatur.i ' f J. A. NI6MOLS, Prop. 7:. Laundry eulr Wednesday " p. m Eemrped. -Saturday, a. , m. - S : Usual Rates. $ " jg-.Jr .4 - f rTT-VTVTT t v-a3W - cJijjiI' ' inuu;A ot liWMCb ouuua. & MISSJLDINE, Tryoir; t : TO i7 t sTi ri n uiii nil SEVIHG I.IACHINE Do Hot be deceived by those who ad vvertiae ft $60.00 Sewing Machine foe ":- 920.00," Tk is kind of a machine ca ' ; be bought from us or any of our ; ' z , dealers frpa $13.00 to fl&OO. 1 vsr;tAicc-A vamrrTi v -.; TIIE IIEV7 HOHfiUS THE BEST.1 The Fed detlrrSi IfieitrehgthOT t?eakncsa of tf&syxtoa& .ZitiL'yn Tli 1 Cbnblc FCcacpmUSed ,i Hither strong potn us msa iue x aw s the best Seneius Zlachlne to 1 :y we inanuftcture and prices beTor purchasla s . , onaHes. mass. '- tS tTalon Sb. N. Chicago, IIU Atlanta, Oa. j tottlsUo rJallaa,TexSan FrancteesvOal a ronsMtc y;-' a;..aa:,a. iatfuv 1 as s v ivubT uuum j -- 'i 1 ....' 1 .... i Syr -WifT L " - ' '"" 11 ' ' 1 1 1 " 1 " ?'."-.". AiT'-vN-- ;,a ;:'a vr,;.r-.,;iAvr'-" ';av- a yyyyyr-y NOT GOFIE OUT - - v-v w fc . Maw uusiiu&OV C4sj l UIAi UUH ' but we are still doing business at Lynn and wilj be pledged to serve you at.atiy tinio. Write or telephone your needs arid ,we will supply them. Ihankiugt our customers in tbe past and requesting we arei J - - T:.',s- -. TELE PHON E NO; I. .,. '7- - ! ARNOLD This Space is A" Do You ; If von" 4 syoisHouldread BURPEE'S FARM Mtti HtMJin 'lmr( OatalAvtnt MagssT6pAY Xi ATLES II' T "v ri ft P" f !1 1 J n huma no n n r p vtt v; www Ml Inays itiaiipaitni ion Leaves : a " G00& Iwaissioxi". ;Makes M-any Sales and. is . an' Advebtisiko Medium,. That;; Bbins; Good v IiEsuLT. -1 Such 1' : Ibintino - UAN BE. . HAD AT mi ills At . Reasonable r . Bates Rcceivk ! lBOxrr, ;." Attehtion. i t i-t iAv ai-; Furnishes jail tl-latestn the hour of -goiit 0 r' nil nai-ln of ill a world, cron conditions nil naita nf the world, croo conditions 7rrce Months, w';r-i"s"- .'-"a A .iL-loV Cafah in advance. Send . r" . r.- I IK , ALL! INDOOR WORK A A ALL KINDS OF ;:i:"Ai.iA 1 1JW AjWifii r IN OIL. WATER4 COLOR, AND GKAiOW. . - ' ; t-.a-:a:a--s. Kirat. a- -rr ---: - -f-- .jt-,- tc OF BOSIKESS. & ' - O-".' " for tbeir. I iberaj koiiage a.'c'ontinuAiice of tlif sWu'f v J : ; ;(Hvi ,1 . " - -,- - -": - S 1 . ... . .i s-t'r' U. Jwftr.f5-.I!,. but :: - . Want It ? --.-fr? : -.A THAT CAN DE GROWN want "the. choicest irensables orfinost fbeartifht . ANNUAL FOR 1904.so well known It U tmVimA COrtT. aL 11 k; Hitter uiul Mi. WttPEE Q CO. PHI LADE LPIIIA. r 1 wr :- - 1 s l " ',V1A t : " - rfa. : - ... 2Tby Us' . A : ld j 555J2S58 i' ZTv IT - ft'- Citizen e ffener.-acbidssue, "np-- and oricea of farln Diacts vbniVi' -''' and orices at farm Drodtuts..vWni' :l.:: Zy -'A.. A- AA''" - .:'ffv:i.J. : AsHETILTJ. NOBTH UAjbQjyNi ui? SPECIALTY. v, .v.- f JT " AM AT Hi UJSh AV y: V-g.; m t ' - . i - 1jr:A-itAJi .'CrV- VV- - fiV."--. 1. i if 1?' ; A V ' ' -r ' " " : .. .. .. 9 ... -1 Vr . ' .V ? :'