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PIEDMONT, SECTION.
VOL. XXI.
MORGANTON, N. C., SEPTEMBERS!. 1905.
No 24.
Bring Your
JOB PEINTING
11 HE
NEWS
De WITT'S
WITCH HAZEL
SALVE,
THE ORIGINAL.
A Well Known Core for Piles.
THE NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
A Batch of Live Items Culled from the Papers of the Adjoining
Counties.
Cures obstinate sores, chapped hands, eo
xema. skin diseases. Makes burns and scalds
painless. W. could not improve the quality
if paid double the price. The best salvo
that experience can produce or that money
can buy. ,
Cures Piles Permanently
DeWltt's Is the original and only pure and
genuine Witch Hazel Salve 1 ade. Look for
the name DeWITT on every box. All others
are counterfeit. ritar-AMD by
, C. DeWITT CO., CHICAGO.
V. A. LESLIE, Druggist,
Morganton, N. C.
fire: insurance:
We wrLe Fire Insurance poli
cies on all kinds of property
in the largest home and for
eign companies.
c-....r.fT irwj n4tinR(1 on nrnnprrr
insured in this agency, established company is tapitilized at $15,000
fltrfii vears aao, has been prompt- and will commence business witn
Cleveland.
Shelby Star, Sept. 13th.
On Sunday, Sept. 3rd, at the
residence of Mr. John A. Baker.
onR. F. D. No. 1, Mr. Alfred
Morrison, of Lincoln county, and
Miss Annie Cook, of Cleveland
county, were most happily mar
ried, S. L. Dt41iuger, Esq , offi
ciating. The bride is the fasci
nating young daughter of Mr.
Harrison Cook, of Knob Creek,
while the groom is the popular
and industrious young son of
Mr. P. M. Mouison. of Lincoln
ton. The Secretary of thw State has
granted a charter to The liegal
Manufacturing Company ,at
Forest City, to manufacture fur
niture, sash, doors and blinds
and other supplies in wood. The
ly and sat. sfactorily settled
VV are agents lor cne
North Carolina Home,
Aetna of Haitfoid,
Hamburg Bremen,
Hartford, of Hartford, Con.
Insurance Company of North
America,
Niagara of Hew York,
Home, of New York and
German American.
Policies placed on our books are
promptly renewed before expira
ation. We write risks from $i00 to
$100,000, on property in town or
country, at lowest rates.
AVEEY & EEVIN, Ag'S.
Po8t-offic Buildmjr.
CAROLINA & NDR1H-WESTERR Bl
SCHEDULE
Effective July 10, ioo4.
Xorthbocsd Passenger Mixed Mixed
t. t-,tr 9 OO am 4. 30 am .
7 57 am
7 501
Lv YorkYille 9 48 am
Ly uastoma iu uu 9 ooi
Lv Lincoln-on 11 50 am 10 45 am
Lv Newton 12 28 pm lOOpm
Ly Hickory 12 57 pm 2 20 pm
Ar Lenoir 2 10 pm
Socthbocsd Passenger Mixed
Lv Lenoir 3 05 pm
2 20 am
5 15 pm
Mixed
9 45 am
Lv Hickory 3 57 pm o zu am u ou am
Lv Newton
Lv Lincolnton
4 24 pm 7 OO ar
5 02 pm - am
1 1 n 1
Lv Gastonia 6 00 pm x 30J am
Ly Yorkvitle 6 50 pm S 05 pm
Ar Chester 7 45 pm 4 45 pm
CONNECTIONS.
Chester Southern Rv., S. A..L. and L. & C.
Vorkville Sonthern Railway.
Gastonia Southern Railway.
Lincolnton S. A. L. :,., '
Newton and Hickory Southern Rail-way.
Lenoir Bl. wing Rock Stage Line and C. Be
N.
E. F. Rbid. G. P. A.. Chester.. S. C.
LA -DM S
) dr. la Fran c o's (
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
$1,485. The incorporators are
J. N. Jones, of Rutherforton; J.
E. McFarland and W. D. Proc
tor, both of Forest City.
Mr. Jno. T. Buff and Miss Ada
Dixon, the charming and accom
plished young daughter of Mr.
T. J. Dixon, nf Casar, were most
happily married Sunday, Sept.
10th, at the residence of Mr. C.
D. Stroup, Rev. J. W. Ingle per
forming the ceremony.
Warrants for rural libraries
were issued yesterdry, one each
for McDowell,- Cleveland, Wilkes
and Chatham cpuuties. They
were for $10 each, the amount
allowed each school that raises
$20 for the purpose from the
county and the neighborhood.
Mrs. J. F. Whisnant, of Hen
rietta, died Sunday, after a brief
illness, and was buried Monday
at that place, Revs. N. R. Rich
ardson and S. W. Ingle conduct
ing the funeral services. She
was about 30 vears old.
Mr. Carlo Swafford, of Hollis,
and Miss Susan. Hoyle, of De
light, were happily married at
the Shelby parsonage on last
Wednesday morning. Rev. Geo.
D. Herman officiatnig.
The-Shelby National Bank
was.-placed on a working basis
Tuesday, the stockholders meet
ing in the Shelby Hotel and elect
ing directors and other officers.
420 of the shares were represen
ted The bank will begin busi
ness with a capital of $50,000
divided into shares of $100 each,
audits quarters will be in the
Weathers, Hord & Dellinger
building on the corner of La
Fayette and Warren streets.
CALDWELL
Lenoir Topic, Sept- 15th.
It will be remembered that Ed.
Dooly1 (colored) was bitten by
the mad" dog which caused so
much trouble. He went to Char
lotte to try the famous D niel
Boone mad-stone. His wound
was very slight, the heavy coat
preventing the dog's teeth froni
doing more then pierce the skin.
Ed very wisely had the place
cauterized. When the stone was
applied, it would not adhere. He
then tried the Butler stone with
the same results. There is scarce
ly any reason to believe that he
will ever have any trouble, as the
virus was pro! ably wiped off by
the coat.
Mr. S. 0. Perkins, of Muttenz,
returned to Raleigh to the A. &
M. College, where he will finish
his course in chemistry this year.
Mr. Perkin's valise was enough
to make your mouth water, so
covered was it with labels of
places visited in Eui ope.
On Wednesdav of last week, at
6 p. m. it was learned that Hon.
H. C. Bower had been taken seri
ously ill at his residence here.
The seizure was in the nature of
an apoplectic stroke, the left side
being attected. Dr. Ivey was
called in and everything done for
the sufferer that medical science
couldj suggest. Mr. Bower ral
lied finely under the treatment,
having never been entirely un
conscious. His improvement has
been sieady, and it is hoped he
will be entirely convalescent
soon. The interest and sympa
thy shown by his friends and fel
low townsmen have been very
great.
Rev. G. D. Rherrill, pastor of
Auvent church at Tabernacle,
Lower creek, was stricken with
paralysis Friday night. He was
in bed at the time. When he at
tempted to rise he fell, striking
his f rehead on the window sill.
The left side is paralysed. Mr.
Sherrill is about 68 years old;
and his condition is very critical
indeed. He is well-known in the
whole county, and his affliction
is greatly regretted.
If a Cow gave
Butter
mankind would have to
invent milk. Milk Is Na
ture's emulsion butter
put in shape for diges
tion. Cod liver oil is ex
tremely nourishing, but
it has to be emulsified
before we can digest it.
Scotte Emulsion
combines the best oil
with the valuable hypo
phosphites so that it is
easy to digest and does
far more good than the
oil alone could. That
makes Scott's Emulsion
the most strengthening,
nourishing food - medi
cine in the world
Send for free sample.
. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
409-41 5 Pearl Street New York
BOc. and $I.OO. All druggists
cms or hv mail. Testimonials DooKiei iree.
r. LaFraaeo, Philadelphia, Pa,
Other Caldwell Items.
Lenoir Ne ys, Sept. 15th.
Yesterday about noon Mr. J.
N. Harrington and Miss Lucy
Councill were united in marriage
at the residence of Mrs. G-.IS.
Folk in this place. The marriage
was quite a surprise to our town
as it vas kept very quiet. Rev.
D. P. McGheachy officiated and
the young couple left on the 3 p.
m. train for a bridal trip.
CATAWBA.
Newton Enterprise, Sept. 15th.
Last Thursday, September
7th, Esquire Fleming was called
on to marry Mr. John D. C.
Lutz and Miss Polly E Smith. .
Mr. S. T. Wilfong has been
critically ill of heart trouble since
last Friday. His condition is
slightly better this morning, and
his family and many friends hope
his life may be spared.
,
The sidewalk squad have been
on our side this week. They are
taking both sides of the street
as they go. Now, broth r, is
that the way you use the side
walks on' a return trip from
Marion, Morganton or Salis
bury? '
"Just as good sidewalks as
they have in New York," was
Pat Carpenter's comment on the
work that had been done on
"Wall Street" while he was gone
North.
The town council has passed
an ordiance imposing a license
tax of $25 a year on dealers in
fresh meat. The New ten Grocery
Company, M. P. Sigmon and
perhaps others will take out
licenses.
Monday a.fte noon Frank
Lowrence, a young man of Hick
ory, son. of Mr. Sam Lawernce
jumped from Capt. Ross' traitias
HOLLISTER'S
Hccky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Medioiae for Busy Peopl.
Brings Goldea Health and Eea-ved Vigor. -otinatinn.
Indigestion, Live
an.l KHney Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure
"dl.o l. Bad Breath, Rluj-giBh Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea m tab.
let form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made DJ
Hollister Druo Company, Madison, Wis. .
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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WANTED For U. S. Army, able-
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of 21 and 35. citizen of the United
States, of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to Re
cruiting Officer, 15 West Trade
Street, Charlotte, N. C.,40 Patton ave.,
Asheville, N. C , Kendall Building,
Columbia. 8. C, or Bank Balding,
Eickory, N. C.
Dental Notice.
You need your teeth filled, extracted
or artificial teeth made, see me. Prices
reasonable.
A. M. DULA. Dentist.
Office over Tull's Drugstore.
Qillam Studio
MORGANTON, K C.
SICKENING, SHIVERING
FITS
of Ague and Malaria, can be
relieved and cured withJiilectric
Bitters. This is a pure, tonic,
medicine; of especial benefit
in malaria, for it exerts a true W.J.Whisnant, of Granite Falls,
curetive lnflence on the dis- has decided to locate in Lenoir
Mr. Jake Bush is opening a
new meat market in the Ballew
building. Mr. J. K. Price will
be in charge of the business.
ease, driving it entirely out of
the svstem- It is much to be
preferred to Quinine, having
none of this drag's bad after
effects. F. S. Munday of
Henri tta.Tex., writes: "My
brother was very low with ma
larial fever and jaundice, till
he took Electric Bitters, which
saved his Ufa. At W. A. Les
lie and Jno. Tull's drug stores.
Price 50c, guaranteed.
This is Your Washington Coon.
Lippincott'a.
Good servants are much in de
mand in Washington a well as 111
other cities. Mrs. U. had searched
long and vainly for a fairly good
general servant, a colored one
At last in despair she stopped an
elderly colored woman who looked
as it sue might have been one 01
the ante-be!lauiJuOH8e servants,
and therefore a reliable on", and
made known her wants.
"I want a giil who is. trusty and
a good cook. I am willing to pnt
at most of oar laundry work and
to crive fair wages, bat so far I
haven't been ablv to engage one,
aid Mrs. R. "Don't yon know of
some one wl om I -an ge'V
'Dee 1, 10, lady, I dou't,'' was
the answer.
"Ob. dear." sighed Mrs. E.
"wbat shall I do!"
UI dnnno, fnb show, lady, less'u
yoi dots as I Las to hire a white
woman.
Mcdowell.
Marlon Democrat, Sept. 15th,
A band of crusaders, who flre
now holding, forth iu Shelby, are
expected here next week-to begin,
a series of teut meetings.
Miss Kate Finley will leave
Friday for Hickory, where she
hax nceepfed a position to teach
in the graded school.
James Sinims received a mes
sage last Thursday containing
the sad intelligence of the den Mi
of his father, J. C. Sirams, who
died suddenly at his home in
Chester, S. C.
The consignment of some eight
or ten car loads of piping for the
water works system arrived this
week and are being distributed
on the streets. The contract for
placing the piping; etc., was
awarded to Burgin & Carson
some time ago and it is up to
them now to begin work.' It is
to be hoped that there will be
"something doing", in the way
of constructing the system at an
early date.
After an illness of a few days,
following an attack of paralysis
DeBrutz, Cutlar Esq., for a few
years a resident, and a member
of the Wilmington bar, dkd Sun
day morning at hU home at
Winston-Salem. The remains,
accompanied by an only Drother,
Louis J. P. Cutlar, and an only
sistei, Mrs. E. J. Justice, both of
Marion, and a nephew, Mr. Cut
lar Iee, of Fremont, arrived yes
terday on the 10 a. m. train and
were borne immediately to Oak
dale cemetery where they were
laid to rest.
Dr. W. H.
. of Charlotte, will be in Morganton,
at Mountain House, on Wednesday,
November 1, for one day. The Doctor's
practice is limited to diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
And Fitting Glasses.
He can be consulted in his Charlotte
office every Monday and Tuesday.
Or. I. p. Jeter.
Dr. p..f. Hollioay.
WATAUGA.
Boone Democrat, Sept. 14th.
Jeter & Holliday,
Dentists,
Office over Millinery Store.
Prepared to do all kinds of Dental
wprk. . In the near future will make
visits to the following- places: State
Hospital," Glen Alpine, Drexel, Con
nelly Springs and Rutherford College.
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I d. W. (iuforel, 1
g - LICENSED '
I Embalmer
and Disenfector.
HICKORY. N. C. 5
t Bodies prepared for shipment !
S according to rules of State Board 5
Ei of Health. s
Calls Given Piompt Attention.
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May Send a Warship to Relieve an
American Citizen in Nicaragua.
Washington Dispatch, 13th.
Thre is good reason to believe
that the Htate Department has
perfected i1.ius for sending a war
ship to assist William L. Merry,
United States minister at Costa
liica and Nicaragua, in securing
satisfaction from the Kicaragnan
government, which now holds
vvilliam S. Albers, an American
citizen, together with his brother.
in prison at Ucotal on cbarges be
lieved by the Statt- Department to
be thoroughly unfounded.
Ucotal is a srual. place in the
provience of Segovia, Nicaragua,
a lew miles iroiu tue Honduras
line. Albers has been in jail t here
for many weeks on cbarges of- re-
Groceries. presi Meats
Mrs. E. F. Pcttor
Company. :'
Just Received
4 A full, line of Fall and Winter Shoes.
1 Also a full line Dry Goods.
X Come and look at our goods before
I you buy elsewhere.
g HIGEEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE.
Respectfully,
1 Mrs. E. F. Patton & Company.
'PHONE No. 7.
.J
A. M. Kistler, President
I. I. Davis, Vice President
A. M. Ingold, Cashier
J. A. Claywell,- Jr. Teller
First National Bank
Morga.rton, N. C.
CAPITAL STOCK, $35,000
STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY, 35,000
SURPLUS & UNDIYED PROFITS 10,000
Mr. F. A. Linnev tells us that
four miles of the grading on the sisting the authorities, defaming
Junaluska turnpike have been
the executive and tbreating - to
shoot; some official of the govern
ment who went to his place of
business to onjastly carry awav a
season's crop of tobacco.
The Albers case has been be
fore the State Depart met for
several weeks and has nowTas-
samed somewhat serious pronor-
completed beyond the mountain,
leaving but one mile yet to erade
between the gaps. The grading
from Boone to the low gap is be
ing pushed this week.
Young Hardy Coffev, son of
Thomas Coffey, of Kelsey, wan tions. It has not been published
married to the hf teen year old
daughter of William Gray, on
last Suuday and thereon hangs a
tale that may be very interesting
before it is concluded. The irate
father of t he blushing bride called
on Register May Monday to see
by whose authority the Mar
riage license was issued. He
found an order for th same
bearing his and his wife's signa
tures, which, he told us, was as
clear a forgery as was ever per
DIRECTORS:
A. M. Kistler,
I. I. Davis,
S. R. Collett,
R. T. Claywell,
C. H. Geitner.
A. A.-Shuford,,
K. C.LMenzies,
that the government proposes . to
make a naval demonstration to
secure the release of Mr. Albers,
out it. is neueved that a warship
will be seut to a Costa Ricau point
where Mr. Meny will be taken
aboard aid sent down as far as
possible to Ocotal on the Nicara-
gnan coast, trom where he will
travel overland to the Americans
imprisoned. Ocotal is about 70
miles fiom the coast.
'f Eve-y courtesy and accommodation extended consistent with Bound 4
i banking.
THE BURKE DIVISION
OF THE
it was going ttirougn Mictory, petrat3d. The seqnal next week. People's Mutual BeneV-
PLOW
fell under the wheels and had one
f ot so badly crushed that ampu
tation was thought to be necces-ary.
Mrs. Stewart's pony ran away
while she and her two little
nieces were driving last Friday.
While rounding a corner the bug-
Emma Horton, colored, re
ceived t' e news that her son
Lum, who has been working at
Jellico, Tenn., for a number of
vears was shot down in that
plac. on Tuesday of last week
and instantly killed. "Aunt"iEra-
ma had but two boys and both
olent Association
Has been enlarged by the addi
tion of Mitchell, Yancey and Mc
Dowell counties. This gives the
Burke division nve counties-
Burke, Caldwell and the three
counties above named, with a to
tal membership to day of 563. One
thousand is the limit of member-I
Your Land With
Plow.S
Burkes Choice Disc
PRICE $25.00
WAS A VERY SICK BOY.
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New style Cards, especially for the
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But Cubed by Chambeelain's
Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy.
"When my boy was two years
old he had a very severe attack
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the rise of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
I we brought him out all right,"
savsMaarsrie Hickox. of Mid
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anl a cure is certain. For sale
by W. A. Leslie, druggist.
for the practice of his profession,
the la w. He will be the resident
member of the firm of Self, Whit
ner & Whisnant, whose card ap
pears in this issue.
Judge Allen has notified So
licitor Harshaw that no court
will be held in Lenoir until Tues
day 19 thandall Jui os, defendant
and witnesses, need not at
tend till Tuesday.
Mr. J.G. Lovin, of Montezuma,
with his wife and family came
over to Lenoir last Sunday to
enter his son Grover at the
Weaver school. Mr. Lovin thinks
of closinsr out his business at
Montezuma and coming to Le
noir to live.
Mr. J. II. Coffev of Morganton,
came over last week in search of
a dwelling. He will establish a
wagon factory here, if he can get
sufficient encouragement, and
come here to live. He is organ
izing a stock company and it is
hoped the enterpnze win be es
tablished.
Granite Corresponden.: The
Gianite Falls Drug Co. are put
ting a new brick store on the old
Methodist Church lot. Messrs.
W. T. and C. R. Payne have the
contract. Messrs. J. M. and C.
J. Rhodes have sold their interest
in the Rhodhiss Mills and retire
from its management. Mr. J. M.
Rhodes is moving to Lincolnton
this week. Mr. Espey of New
York is the new secrtarj'. and
treasurer and Mr. Scrugrcrs of
Caroleen N. C. is superinttndent
of the mill.
gy turnedover and the occupants of them have met death in ithel ship in eactfdivision and those de-
were thrown out. Mrs. btewart same way at the same place.'
was painlv bruised, though not . -i r x n-
DV1 J. T uu I 111 . T"! 1 m
son neia a revival ac r oscoe last
Messrs. Jacob and Ed Lutz week which resulted in the or-
have purchased Mr. Will White- ganization of a Methodist church
ner s farm on the aouth J?ork at that place with a troodlynum-
river. Mr. Whitner will probab
ly move to Hickory where sever
al of his children live. The Lutz
brothers are among the most
energetic and prosperous young
farmers and business men in the
countv and have other land, ad
joining their newly purchased
farm.
ber of members.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY ACTS ON NA
TURE'S PLAN.
The most successful medi
cines are those that aid nature.
Chamblam's Corerh Remedy
nots m, thisn an. Take it when exploded, blowing a
you have a cold and it wm
allay the cough, relieve the
ungs, aid expectoration, open
he secretions and aid nature
in restoring the system to a
health v condition. Thousands.
have testified to its superior
excellence. It counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in
nneumonia. Price o cents
: . -n n i
Larsre size. oU cents. Jj or aie
by W. A. Leslie, druggist.
Are you lacking in strength
-1 ? 4 l-
ana vigor i -tvre you weaiti
Are vou m paniT Do you tee
all run down! The blessings of
health and strength come to al
who use -llolnssers Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Sold
by W. A. Leslie.
Country Boy Has the Advantage.
Franl-'in Time..
As an o d farmer mend re
marks, a , home-grown, hard
spanked, hare-footed and hard
fisted country boy makesa rcuch
better fighter in the battles of
life than does the pampered,
high-collared, crease- trousered
youth of our towns and cities
whose clothes ha v always been
dusted with a whisk broom m
stead of a shingle.
Togo's Battleship Sunk by an Explo
sion More than 500 Perish.
Tokio Dispatch, 12th.
The Navy Department announ
ces that the battleship Mikasa has
been destioyed by are and the ex
plosion of her magazine, causing
the loss of 5'J'J lives, including meu
of other ships who weut to the
reRcue.
The fire started from an nn
known cause at midnight Sunday
ighf, September 10. Before the
officers could be rescued the fire
reached the aft magazine, which
hole in the
port side of the vessel below the
water line and causing the ship to
sink. An investigation is now
being held to determine the' cause
of the tire.
Admiral Togo was not on board
the Mikaxa when toe disater to
toe battleship ocenred. The dis
aster has cast a gloom everywhere
The Mikasa was Togo s flagship
and was endeared to the hearts of
the people. Tne ship was at
aucnor in aaseoo harbor when tbe
fire started at tbe base of tbe
mainmast at midnight. It spread
with great rapidity, exploding the
after magHZiue an hour after the
tire had been discovered. Tbe
Mikasa sank in shallow water
and it is believed that the ship can
be repaired.
Good ay ice to woman- If
von want a beautiful complex
r . i i a.
ion, clear SKin, Dngm, eyes
red lips, good health, take Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
There is nothing like it. 53.,
Tea or Tablet?. Sold by W.A.
Leslie. -
As a dressing for sores,
bruises and burns Chamber
lain's Salve is all that can be
desired. It is soothing and
healing in its effect. It allays
the pain of a burn almost in
stantly. This salve is also a
certain cure for chapped hands
and diseses of the skin. Price
25 cents-For sale by W. A.
Leslie, druggist.
8iriug cheap au: sale insurance
and in tbe meantime placing their
money into a home institution in
which one neighbor helps another
will do well to make applica
tion at oncer before tbe limit is I
reached. Tbe age limit isirom 15
and under GO years.
Mr. L M. Williams, of Morganton,
a thoroughly reliable citizen, an
assistant agent of this association,
will be glad to write applications
lor insurance and is authoiized to
employ agetits to write msurance,
as the association would be glad to
have a good agent in each township.
Anyone wishing an agency will see
L. M. Williams, at Morgauton, or
write M. McCormiCa, division
agent, at Newton.
With tbe addition of tbe coun
ties named the Burke division can
be made one of tbe choicest divi-
Mons of the State.
Electrical
(WSTRUCTIONg
Electric Lighting, Fixtures, Batteries,
Bells, Burglar Harm, Etc.
1 wire old as well as new
residences-factories, schools,
colleges, churches, hotels, etc.
I guarantee all my material
and work to stand the ap
proval of underwriters insur
ance rules.
Will install for reliable
parties at shortest possible
notice any size or kind ot ele-
tnc plant on approval.
I seek to supply nrst-class
apparatus, to have its per
formanceentirelf satisfactory
to the customer aodto employ
methods of doing business
which will merit the confi
dence of my friends
Sow
Your Peas With an
EMPIRE DRILL,
Cut .Them With a
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Morganton Hardware Company
tf. Brittain
DEALER. IN
Fine Wines. Whiskies, Brandies. Beers, &c.
Wm. McGALLIARD, Jr.
iJThe first thing- to do when vou
co ne to town is to get a bottle of Tull's
Diamond White Pine with Tar, for
fear you majr forget.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE!
n c n c n i p. m r bichmono,
w.i..f minw
Thoioarli coarw In HEOICiNE, SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
an. tbe SKCULTIES ; also 0EHT1STBT and f -ABKACT.
Lecture Halls, Laborttoriei, Hospital and Dispensa-
flca amply equipped lor lucceiltul teacninj.
ereatr Teacher. High record before State Board.
Craton Poteet Building.
East Side Sterling Street.
Just the kind of jWines, Liquors," &c, that everybody wants'
! are the kind I propose to sell. I want to hold j'our trade by
giving- you a quality that will please you, at prices which.are
fair to you'and me.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
F. B. RITTAIN.