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COLUMBUS NEWS.
i)ming and Going In The County Seat.
j e. Charles has been quite
V for several days, but is
proving. .
.liss Alice Miller of Tryon, is
' oending a few days with her
Cousin Miss Ada Walker.
t; Eliza Newman left Satur
day fr Pearidge to teach the
public school in that district.
Thpre was no school session
Monday, the principal, Miss Be-
lue not naving reimacu
visit to Spartanburg.
'Miss Florence, Westlake-came
u p from Spartanburg 'Monday
t0 spend Thanksgiving and will
probably remain two or tnree
weeks.
0 T. Baynard and family of
Mill Spring have moved to Lan
.(jruni for the purpose of securing
school advantages. It has been
reported that J. R. Foster and
family would move to Spartan
burg for the same purpose but
he has not fully decided upon the
change.
The death of Francis S. Coxe
last Thursday morning in Phil
adelphia removes another mem
ber of this large and prominent
family so well-known to many of
our people. The interment took
place at Rutherfordton where the
remains of the late Col. Franklin
Coxe, his father, are interred.
The friends of Dr. and Mrs.
Worth will be pained to learn of
th death, recently in New
Smyrna, Fla., of her sister Mrs.
-Henrietta L. Hawley. Mrs.
Hawley had visited Columbus
and was acquainted with a num
ber of people here who will sym
pathize with Mrs. Worth in her
bereavement
R. M. Connell of Henderson
county, agent of the Federal
Department i n the eradication
of the .cattle tick fever was here
Saturday. He stated - that the
number of infected farms in the
county had been materially re
duced since h i s, last visit and
that the county would soon be
released from quarantine, and a
farm quarantine, only, be main
tained against those farms yet
infected. Two barrels of crude
petroleum for free distribution to
farmers for greasing cattle to rid
them of ticks have been placed
at their disposal, one at J. T.
Green's, Mill Spring and one at
J. B. Livingston's stables, Tryon.
TRYON HAPPENINGS.
In every clime its colors are unfurled
Its fame has spread from sea to sea;
Be not surprised if in the orber world,
' You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea. '
For sale by A. L. McMurray, Columbus
and E. E. Missitdine Tryon.
LYNN LINERS.
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Odd Fellows to Have An Oyster Supper
Thanksgiving Notes and Personals.
Lynn, N. C. Nov. 28. The
Odd Fellows will have an Oyster
Supper at the Chapel Thursday!
night.
Manning Williams visited his
Mother-in-law, Mrs. .Thomas
Sunday and Monday.
Misses Ina, Carrie and Rosa
Fisher went home Saturday.
Mrs. Grayson Newman went
home with Miss Eliza Denton
Sunday to eat fresh meat.
Miss Mollie Belue visited her
parents in Campobello, last week.
From all indications "Moun
tain Dew" has been flowing free
ly for the past week or so.
F. S. Willcox has returned
from New York. W.
! CHINA. CHINA.
Nice line of chinaware just re
ceived. A souvenir template giv
en away free, as long as they
last, with every $1.00 cash purr
chase of china. T. E. Walker,
Columbus, N. C.
Eugene Brownlee the New Postmaster Rev.
- T. L- Brown of Erjgland on a Visit to
Tryon Union Thanksgiving Ser-
vices Personal Mention.
Tryon, Nov. 28. E u gene
Brownlee has received notice of
his appointment as postmaster
and has entered upon his duties
and the office will be formerly
turned over to him by the Misses
LeDuc when his commission
arrives.
Rev. T. L. Brown of England,
a former resident of Tryon, who
is here on a visit and was invited
by Rev. R. T. Wegner to fill the
pulpit at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. Mr. . Wegner
will preach his illustrated miss
ionary sermon next Sunday.
The demoninations of Tryon
will hold Union Thanksgiving
services at the Baptist church at
10:30. -
Senator T. T. Ballenger has
three fine Poland-China hogs that
will weigh a total of probably
twelve hundred pounds.
M. C. Roach has purchased the
Faulkner Gold mine tract at the
foot of Tryon mountain which
was sold here at public outcry on
Nov. 20th.
Rev. T. L. Brown and wife, of
England, who are; sojourning in
this country, are here on a visit.
Rev. Mr. Brown was a former
resident of Tryon and his many
friends are pleased to greet him
again.
of Our Oust o mars OomDlain
That we have been advertising for their wives and that hey
can't keep'them at home, because of the fact that they want to go
and see what the Tryon Supply Co., has to offer in the way of, bar
gains in its various lines. Well, husbands, just be reconciled M a
: while, for we bet you dollars to doughnuts that the ladies, fur
wives and daughters, will "save you dollars, for we have infiugurateo!
a plan which enables them to do this a plan, which if carried out,
will help you, too. Come and see, for seeing is believing."
We have the best pattern of the Mason Fruit Jars, - that has
ever been offered on this market, at reasonable prices. Jelly
Glasses, the Telephone Fruit Jars, Ice Cream Freezers, Oil Poking
Stoves, Mason's Jar Caps, Fruit Jar Rubbers," Adjustable Steel
Chairs; in fact, most any thing you may need in this line. I
Don't forget, husbands, sons, daughters and! wives, that
carry a complete line of. Builder's Hardware, Paints and Oils. Afeb
Wagons, Buggies, Harness, etc.
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Your stoma.) i churns-and digests the food
yii cat and if foul, or torpid, or out of order
your whole system suffers from blood poison.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you
well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For sale
by A. I McMurray, Columbus and E. E.
Missildine, Tryon.
This signature Is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cores i cold In one day
GEO. A. GASH, Manager.
TRYON, N. :C.
Farmers!
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We have the Agency f of 'and carry in stoclr
TH E PI T T S BURG WIRE FENCE
THE PERFECT FENCE.
Can fence with this cheaper than with anything else. We invite yoirl:tiJ
call and examine same.
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Prices, Quality of Goods and Courteous Treatment Guaranteed.
SUITS and OVERCOATS
We are offering special -values in clothing and
have largest stock ever offered the peopleof .Polk
County in men's and boys' suits and overcoats,.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
We have an experienced Milliner in charge of ojur
Millinery department. By coming to us you will Aje
pleased and save' time and money.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS
Our assortment of Christmas toys is large and d
will. please any child.
Make your selection from our stock
NEW MARRIED COUPLES"
We can furnish your home from cellar to garret
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married couples should come to us. We will
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start them fully equipped and thoroughly happyP'-
S & Wc COUNTER
On our 5 10,: ahd 25c counter you can save big
money; Articles commonly selling for 15 to 25c you
can buy for 10c here. . -, - . ' ; " :: . '
HA, GRAIN- and PEED
Our prices on Hay, Grain, Cotton seed meal : arid ' u
Hulls, Shorts, Bran and Flours will 1 interest ; you.
Let us quote you.
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