vTljc RUfcusa Democrat.
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A Bhf"JL CHURCH
Ps:i SEAT.
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ii!.;- of ti " . i Tt 'A. I' 'tl''illli-
i'-i M-ttiii.iv t a' v-l"
n'( !. i. k at
H. un-li w i i ,i Mi- 1.1 aUth i: v
IN i. a -a in m:ii i with
Mr. U'lfil I'lanU.ui i';iy. ol
I. in -l.li.Mir. ! Ii a ili.iiac
t. i : - I liv t!i it i hat ni and
, in' v tl. it inak- s a w d lini: a
Ifliuli' t wittnH. Tin' Ix'.iatv i
tlif lii iii- va enhanced by l.er
i lr- mi bridal ri.h. s, l.ilr h r pe
t iti jaaul til ln'ttur and bride
maids wen-( !i;in.iini:ly gowned.
Tlif wj.l. platt artiiof tli'-rliun h
was beautifully decora'ed with
I'i'i iis ati'l ir-il'li'it-nnl afratiii tl in
a 'zviv.-i !nl bank that extended to
tli.' or-an 1 itt above, where am d
yellow aa 1 inveii lr.-iuch's M rs.
!:lt. Knox at t l.i' orirnn it-1 nl i -el
tin- wedding inu-ie Mi- Noel,
in a now n ot yellow crepe de t lii
,.( and lace, winch conformed to
tie- note ol yellow observtd in
t lie d i i i 1 1 lt". saiiir jnt beloietlie
a ppoiuted hour. "lielieve me, It
all those Kndeaiit iT V o u n
t harms." As the lirt note.- oi
.Mi iiih I.-m ih n's wedding march
w. re sounded, the bridesmaids
and yroomliiell entered sillily.
1 akii;; their places in a racefu!
yroiipin just below the altar.
The In idesmaids wer ' Mi-si s Neli
( iaynn and Lain a Nu, of I'.'.k'w.
N. ( '.; Aiya Weedon, of I'.lowin
Kock, N. ('.. an 1 Allye llenrv
I'ciiii, sistrr of the bride. They
wore exquisite dnsses of whit'
eiepe tnrti'or with trains an
lacediapi ry. and carried yellow
loses. The :riimsii;en w e r i
Messrs. doe Worth, oi Cieston.
N. ('.; Neal l'dair and Hieltoi
IVnn. of l'.ooiie, N. ('., and .loin
W. Elmer, of Lyiiehbiiri:, Va :
while I'r. l- 11. liardiniind l'rol
I. i. i . eer were ushers. Miss l'loi
enee l'dair, the innid-of honor,
was becoiniii'ly gowned in yel
low i-harnieuse with ehillion lira
jury and carried yellow roses
Following her from the ceniei
aisle and nnmediati ly pieced
in4' the bride, w ho entered on tin
arm ol her brother, Mr. lavii
Worth I'enn, came the llowei
;iil, Little Miss: Lou is Coffey, ate
rmr bearer, Master Kenneth Lin
i.ey. The little liirl wore a dainty
lingerie frock with touciies of yel
low, while .Master Linney won
white linen. The bride enterire
with her brother was met at tin
steps of the altar by the grooii.
with his best man, lr. Thoma
M. Armistead, of Lynchburg, Va
Her wedding robes were of whiti
(iulchess satin, hand-t inbroider
ed and w ere trimmed in lace. I lei
dress was made with court tram
and a veil illusion with sprays o
orange blossoms was becoming
ly unarmed upon her coiffure auc
(ell in soilness over her elee.an'
ciist nine. She carried a showei
boipiet of orchids and lillies-of-t In
valley. The iiiipres.-ive rimr cer
einony w as perform) cJ by lb-v.
Feed Jones. IHinny: t he cererno
ny ''Tiawnii rei'' was softly piny
ml, and the wedding march Iron
Lohengrin was played as as a re
cessional. The bride and groom left im
mediately after the ceremony for
an extended tour ol the North,
after which they will make theii
future home at 10J I, (irace St.,
Lynchburg, Va.
The bride is a member of oneol
the most prominent families in
N'.irth Carolina, and is a young
woman of rare grare and attrnc
tiveness, and has a large nnm
bar of friends throughout tin
State. Thegroom is one of Lynch-bur.;'.-)
most popular and prom
nent busimns men.
Mr. V. S. Gunsalus, a farmer
hying near Fleming, I'a., says he
has iissd Chamberlain's (,'))lic, Choi
era an I Diarrhoea Heme)ly in liis
(am 'y for fourteen years, and that
he has found it t be an excellent
remedy, and takes pleasure in rec
omme.idi ig it. For sale by all dealers.
! SH:H:LS A CLCJ3.
Ha Mr. Hjj Missci his Ca!cjiaii:n
in f.8 KiSt.-0:!.?r r::;.i
frc;n ll.e f.i'A
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hi a d. iie i ! i l l: . !!. t '
on oiii I i,. a i a' it ;i -'
knil . Fu t lie -'.a !.' I ' 'e
t Iiihu:!i, and beau .- l oa u.t:; on.
brinirin-a j. v t'.i' was i.l.-'ied
' t ;l device i . ial t " ti l! ol a
l.ivef W ho has i.ot v, , 1.1 s .v i t
iieart in si in. Hi! h. -I. I 1 1 i . s.
iMidiaily kn a u to h.s intmi lie
srii'iids on t h . ne ' : n t ; t . u a -';n
ly Fee." i- a ei iiti.ii't"i ai d
builder who has bun; many In an
t if u I cottage.- upheie. and h.i-coi.
tr.tets for many tie a.'. 1 t keep
i i'jht on at work, w It--ii I he el u Is
ire so t hick In' coul I not see his
haa is before him. The hau Is be.
fore him weri'sliiimliii tin- Archie
i'erry cottage, whijh is beinj; re. :
paired t'oroccuiiancy icxt -'.is ui.
I'hey !.hiu!ed on with a h.'irty .
zood w ill, in the density ol 'he
clou 1, ami used up the ipiant it v
of .-liinles or.h'red. and-td! tie ir
Work ai'Iieaied 1 1 ; t to heli.:i-h' d.
Mr. Hayes supplied them with
(j'luily as many more siiine 'e, ;
uid the work went on with Lor.
When t he mist broke and mov.-d .
oii. Mr. 1 laves not iee.l he had a ;
shed sha'ied roof eteii din'a con-!
iderab!e distance ovi r and lie-j
VOIld )Mie ide of I lie col il'.'i'-IMV !
.,' iim a sp e-e larre enough t o(
shelter several hiin.lP'd niile, I
Mr. 1 laves woiidei ed. an I )Xpa-
i late l on l ne -now cuia oi mum
t pieee of work. Mr. Hayes had
-impiv shinid-d a (!! !. and tic
jioiid had moved oii a:nl u it t!c
roofing "huh and dry," a way
the Flowing Koek clou is have of
loeiig.
The coiistruction for e, setting
the poles for the new P. lephone
line I mm Lenoir t o I'd ow mg ii ck,
reached here Thursday, and set
u the last iioleon that uftenio.m.
i In; w ire is being rapidly sti tiiu.
in I tie; last wire pullers a n d
t ringers are i'.ected to fini.-h
that woik this week. Two tele
phone stations w ill be opened here
right away, and t he lamiliar "hel
loo!" of larger cities will be heard
u the Watauga Inn and the tele
raph oHice, and then Flowing
ibick w ill have her say oyer the
long distance.
I saw a little mountain boy
driving cows home. One cow
was belled. I asked him what
the bell was cm lu r neck lor. lie
said- "To ring l he calves up at
milking time. A new one on
me.
Frank Hollars, and Frank had
a perfect right to holloa, lor a
lieavily loaded wagon ran over
'lis right loot and mashed his
roes severely. '1 he aicidi nt hap
pened ednesday, but Mr. Hol
lars is able ro go about by using
a crutch.
Little Fmily Kwy Mitchell, of
New Fern, at the Watauga Inn.
s it for some t ime on the hip of a
young man who was smoking a
cigarette, and then went to her
to her mot lur, who remarked:
''Fmily, you unell like a cigar
ette'' Fmily's mother is an in
s stant crochetist, and Fmily
iuick'y replied: "Mother, .ou
smell just like a crochet needle."
Quite clever, think you, for a five
year older.
The guests of the Watauga Inn
ire feasting on buckwheat cakes
ind maple syrup home grown
wheat, and home-made syrup.
My, doesn't it mnke you smack
vour lips, and w ish you were n
uesr of tin1 Inn? Will, no mo
m. Col. Tom Coffey will givoyou
x stirring time.
B LAI It II OT EL
HOCNE, NORTH CAROLINA,
Family AnoToi i;ist IIotdl.
()mmi all ihe Yoar.
TERMS RKASONARLE.
REDl'CED KATES TO PERMA
NENT HOARDERS.
GEO. F. BLAIR, Pror.
S23ndS R. F. 0. Items.
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Mr. ai. I Mrs.. I-iiavette Idacw -
vjs
Jia. "I i'Mi.i ill. i titn., tiic i
I- ;ati
in t..t coiamuni-,
J
i o-.tiaetor I
F. U.igan
: i':ia g to ct inj ! tion th" new
i iiu il Innj'C o.l Ihddle'f Filk,
a: d .w!S soon have it till ly for
vt ! 1 ti begin. 1'iot. O. (!.
W in. ba)g r i I teach.
F-v. L. A. Wils.ui Ids resigned
the )-f Meat Camp cliutch,
an ill iv. I,i n- Miller has b.-pn
t alhtl to siie.-ee I him and, I am
iiilorm d. he has accepted.
Sep' .i'o, ,-it the h hup of Mr. and
.Ino. S Noi i is, all the living i hil
du n an I a number of grand did
iliea ol Aunt A y Nori is. g.ith
eie 1 to celebrate her Ut birth
..'.i v. w hicli w as done by spread
ing a vt ry sumptuousdinnerand
engaging in a general social good
t line.
Mr. A. I. l'dair ami lamily, ol
I'.oou.'. visited in the cominuui
ty Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. T. d. Fay. of leaver Creek.
A-he county, spent Sunday night
with II. . I avis. They are old
time friends an 1 brother bee-kee-
1" I S-
Saturday, Sept. i, was a red
letter day for Mount Pleasant
SundaySehool.it being the day
el apart tor Children' Pay ex
ercises. At lo o'clock the exercis
es bog: i a a crowded house, nnd
manv on the outside listen inir
through open doors and win j
.lows. The program consisted
program consis
mainly, of songs by the choir,
and recitations by the children.
The children acipiitted them-:
si Ives nobly. It was an inspiia-'
t ii ii to hear and see them act I
i In ir parts so well. At the noon j
hour a verv bountiful dinner was ;
spread in th
iZ "i!,1 tl!!!:;1
IC l!ll (1. Ill l llJ UI-
eat and wer
TRINITY
An institution of eiliK-atiim intensely devoted to ilevelopini men. Its
railiiatt-M arc everyu here f uccefxful ninl till important positions in nil lines
nt work. 1 hey occupy places of hoiioruml diirty in cliurca turn Htivte, anil
ntilv .nnl pioiiiineiitly ivprcsent theirsttite in the mitional irovernment. A
,. supplii il willi ninplo resources
t linn :i million dollars recently aUUeil to its enilowiuent. A wide rane ot
enui'M S. Ni eessary expenses of the student moderate. No increase in tui
tion charges w ithin 2"i years. For catalogue and illiictrated booklet address
TRINITY PARK SCHOOL
ESTABLISH Kl) ls'.is.
Location excellent Kipiipinent tirst class. Well trained Faculty of
siiccesslnl experience. Special care of tlio health of students. An
instructor in each dormitory to (supervise living conditions of boys
under his care, F.xcellent library and tryinnasium facilities. Large
athletic fields. Fall Term opens September 10.
FOK ILLL STKATK1) C VTADJiiUE ADDRESS.
W. T . 1'EELK, II k adm asi Kit, - - - DriiHAM, North Carolina
KILN-DRIED LUMBER.
Having erected a first class
machinery to our mill we are
kinds of finishing material
ing, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Window and Door
Frames, Base Boards, All kinds of mouldings and other
finished material necessary to complete a building.
end us a list of your wants and we will be glad to fur
nish you prices.
CIIKTOLA MILL, - - - - BLOWING ROCK, N.C.
BARGAINS
IN
Clothing Hals Shoes Dry Goods and Notions.
If you are looking for the store where you can buy the
best suit of clothes, the best hat and best pair of shoes or
slippers for the least money, let us invite you to our store,
where all of these can be found. We carry the Famous
Geo. D. Witts shoes and oxfords, for men women and
children. Guarantee every pair to give satisfaction.
HATS:--We have just received from the New York mar
ket a complete line of men's ladies' and children's hats and
can fit any head.
CLOTHING: We cany the iamous C. T. C. clothing
So if you want to be well dressed at a small cost don't fail
to see our line. Over 300 suits to select from.
HARDWARE: -We have at all times a full line of Hard
ware, Undertakers Supplies, Cook Stoves, Sewing Mach
ines, mowing machine repairs. In fact we have every
thing that an up-to-date store sells. Call for what you
want. We have it.
Yours very
Stony Fork, N.C.
j rnoor., ait. r the r. inainder of
'the pro-ram wan rendered iml
1 1 . ...
foinf appropt in remiirnn um'.r
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in- i in- imi.. I . I . .uireii uiei
I'll. in. . ... - ,
.... !.! ion ua taken bv two lit-
,!,. e;itist M iM Pavi ami Iia-'
thy.Vorri-, which amounted to
about SIO.OO. Then people wentj
away.f.pang that the day had
been will pent.
r.
Vilas Gleanings.
Tin' sick arounJ Vilas are all
improving except Mm. A.
, Hayes, who remains very ill with
but little il any change for the
better.
! Messrs W. I'.. nn l John Pug
ger and A. V. l'dair attended the
Fair at Mountain City, Teniies
see. last week and report a jolly
time.
Walter Hayes had live head of
flue horses on exhibition at the
Fair at Mountain city last week,
and, ns usual, came off with his
share of the prizes.
Miss Texiellorton has been vis
itihg at Mountain City. Nevaand
other points in Tennetist e for t lie
past week.
Prof. John L Provu leaves to
day (Monday) for Washington
P. (',, where he w ill take up his
g iveintu nit job.
(Jrant Tiive'.t, a former Wa
tauga boy, who has a good po
sition with the Southern Rail
way Fo. at Birmingham, Ala. ia
spending a few day9 with home
fo,kH at
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C Henson, ol
Ainautha, and W. L. Henson, of
Vilas, aie off for a few days visit
to Wilkesboro visit,
They will take in the Wilkes
County fair while thpy are gone
; OBiNoiAmivE
r.. Ton.ii.r nd Constipation
COLLEGE
to iroviili tlio best education. More
It. L FLOWERS
Secretary to t lie Corporation, Durliaiu. N. O.
dry kiln and added some new
now prepared to furnish all
for buildings, such as: Ceil
respectfully,
Hendrix Brothers.
Buggies, Wagons, Steel Ranges Steves
Headquarters for Hardware ant! 3Iachinery, When
in neetl of a ol Imjrjry, wa;on, or harness saddles,
ami ie., Steel ranges rook Moves Windows, Doors,
mill tujiplies Fertilizer, Lime, Hooding, & Cement.
HARDWARE OF ANY K1NP. Write, phone or call on us for prices
W R. .STOFFEL HARDWARE CO
lIM'OUrOKATKDJ
MOUNTAIN CITY, TENN.
Call at my Store
For anything you want in my
you some money, I will make some other merchant do it,
Everything in stock is a bargain, and a call will convince
you that this is true.
WANTED: AH the nice butter, chickens, eggs and other
good produce I can get. Will pay the highest market
price. Call at the M. P. Critcher old stand.
Yours trulj',
D. J. Coltrcl.
Hardware, Furniture
& Undertakers' Supplies
Our imini'iise tliree-story building now contains the largest
nnil let assorted line ol Hardware tlint we have ever carried,
and we want at h'ast a hare ol the traile from Watauga. It
inatierH not what you wimt in this line, we have it, from a pen
knile to a gasoline engine or Disk Harrow.
A Full Line of Furniture
of all kinds that is heing sold at bottom prices. Red springs,
Mattresses, pillows, etc., always in stock and at as low a figure
s such goods can be sold. When in Lenoir call and examine
our goods, and if it is hardware or furniture you want, we are
Hure to trade some.
Undeiikcrs' Supplies.
Remember we carry a full line of coffins and caskets, from a
a yeiy handsome metallic oue down, and always keep the very
best undertakers' supplies on hand, (live us a call.
LENOIR HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO.,
LENOIR,
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Monuments, Tablets & Headstones.
ALL SIZES, SHAPES AND COLORS,
Marble and
terial. PRICES ARE RIGHT, come
for Prices and Designs.
MOUNTAIN CITY
Mountain City,
Prosperity
Implements.
We have just unloaded a
nooga Plows. We have:
Disc Plows
Chilled Plows
Hillside Plows
Subsoil Plows
or anything else you may need in a earthturning Implement
Get The Best.
BERNIIART-SEAGLE CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAPnWARP AWn FTTPMTTTTPP
j LENOIR,
line, and if I do not save
NORTH CAROLINA
IN
Granite of the very test ma
and see our work, or write us
yours very truly,
MARBLE COMPANY,
Tennessee.
Car of these famous Chatta
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