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i Tahe Courier. Local and Personal. Mr W II Moring is painting his) . house. . j Mr W K lliuikin, of Greensboro, was here yesterday. ilia Ilublmrd mid Mrs Gray were I, Sieve for the Moore-Porter marriage. J Mr Ernest Carr, of Trinity, was X -In town yesterday. ! Messrs D O McMnsters and Sam 1 W Kcnnu were here yesterday. I Miss Sallio Davis has returned to her home at New Market. i Mrs Herbert E. MoflUt visited her I parents at l'lttsboro last week. I Mr Will Skoen made o business ; j trip to Lexington one day last week, u Mr and Mrs Belli I,nugniin spent n. Vruliiv in G reensboro. Mrs A M Ingold, of Kmpire, is i visiting her son, Mr J u lngoiu i Mr Will Trotter, hardware drum 5 mcr, was liere Monday, Dr Hedding, of Cedar lulls, was hoio Tuesday. ' Mrs H D Caudle nnd children Tisited in Back Creek the first of the week. Solicitor Hammer left Monday for Mocksvilleto hold Davie Superior Court. Mrs Alex McAlister, of Greens- boro. is visiting ut Col A U Jlc- i Alistt-i'.. Mr J G Steed, who has been south fo tome time, passed through Satur- day going to bteeus. i Mrs John Anderson came in Sat- ' nrday to speud sonic time with rein. f tives. t Mr Dow Birkhcad has a position J in the ofTice with clerk of court i 1 Hammond, ' Mies Belle Means, who has been j?tcaching in the school here, left for nor home m Uoncoru oaturtiay. ' Messrs Will C Hammond and 'Thos Worth went up to Greensboro (Saturday. Rev W C Hammer went to Bur lington Saturday to 1ill Mr Millo- - way's pulpit. i Mrs Mit Hale is visiting her father, J Mr Nathan Hinshaw, nrar Handle ' ;nian. Miss Fleta King, of Why Not, is ;v isitiug in Ashehoro. : J Miss Mattie Btilla, of Spero, has i ' gone to Greensboro to visit friends. J, Mrs Will Skcen is visiting her parents, Mr and Mr? D S Davis, in 'New Market township this week. Miss Blanche Bulla, of Sawyers f Tillc. is vi9itiiie her sister, Mrs W L 1 Fonst. The Ashcboro Roller Mills were i SniU UOWI1 It uaj ui nu n.v ; the week on account of being out of wood. MrsC II Hush, who has been t confined to her room for sonic time t with la grippe, is improving. Misses Myrtle Senrlxu-o and I'Vr- f roll who have been teaching in the public school this teim are nnv teach!. ig a snlwription fch iol urn! have several pupils. Mrs Maxwell and little son, of ! Knoxville. Tenn.. came in Monday I morning with Miss Bess league who I JIM mxu iwuai.g Rev George Atkinson, of Char lotte, is visiting Mrs Allic Worth. Mr Atkinson has accepted a call from the Presbyterian rhiucli of Monroe. Mr S G Spoon, of Dewey, writes us that he had a mess of new Irish Potatoes for dinner March 20th. rotty early, this. Mr N II Slack and family will move to Greensboro in a week or two where they will make their future home. Mr C C McAlister returned last week from a business trip to Wash ington city and other points. Mrs E T Blair is again in her millinery store, will be pleased to see and wait on all her old friends and enstomers as well as many new ones. Messrs Chas Cutting nnd Oscar Coffin have opncd up a pressing r.lnh in tbe building adjoining Jas per Anman'a stole on Uayetteville tretfi if is said that the public school nronertv in some sections of the county has been injured. An injury to the real estate or personal property beifti'ng to the public school is in dictable. In fact injury to any kind of property belonging to any one is violation ot tne law. Mr A M Fentnas, formerly of Greensboro, but who has for several months been the manager of the Railroad eating house at Biscoe, has purchased tbe property ana now be comes the proprietor as well as umnuger. DrjW I Sumner, of Iiandleman, m- S xor me pise iwo mourns taiting. H ' special course in medicine at the a University of Maryland, have re turned home and resumed their prattite. ' During tbe wind cud raiu storm Sunday mcht the wind blew down the smoke stock at the Ashcboro Lumber 4 Manufacturing Company's plant m tee northern part of town No other damago waa done. it it reported to na that Prof V L Brown, or Bombay Institute, came near getting drowned in Taylor Creek during the froihet little orer a week ago. It is said he had to lit In his buggy la the middle of the stream for na hour or more with the water up to iui waist, waiting 1 Marriage Last Night Dr. W. J. Moore nnd Miss Mnttic I Porter were united in marriage lit the I home iif the bride's mother at 8 o'clock lnt niglii by Itcv J P Itod 'gors, of llie M K church, in the pres ence of n few friends and relatives. ' Immediately :tft:r the ceremony Mr. !lml J,'uor? llu.' "01 Miss Porter is the roundest daugh ter of Mrs Fannio Porter and is a most estimable young lady. She was, until quito recently, tfie efficient stenographer and book-keeper of the H'oft n .Milling t o., at tins place. Dr Moore is a very successful phy- siciau of this place and the junior member of the firm of Drs. Henley & Moore. He moved to Ashcboro about four years ago and from the lirst has been very popular with our people, Thk Cot in Kit extends congratu lations and wishes for them unbound ed happiness. Sad and Sudden Death. Sunday March 15, Miss Hanic (ireeu, of London Kngland, preached in the Friends Church ut Greensboro. In the afternoon she was taken with appendicitis, was carriod to Salisbury and operated upon Monday, died .Tuesday, and Wednesday her remains were buried ut Guilford College. Union Repuhlcan. Our people remember Miss Green, as she also preached in the Protestant Church at this place. We ure sorry to liear of her death. Bought Worth Store Co. Mr. II. A. Moftitt has bought the Worth Store Co. at orthville, A C, und has put two experienced men there to conduct the business. This will not interfere with Mr. Mufti tl business here as he will run the Worth Store separately. Mr. Mof titt cot his early training at the Woith store und will bcnble to build up a large trade there. High Point Enterprise. Destroying Hawks by Wholesale. Some time airo Mr. It. L. Holt. behoving that the hawks in his section were destroying the partriges and other game birds, brought three dozen steel traps and gave them out to farmers in hid neiguorhood with instructions that they set them up on tall poles or on trees where the hawks were seen to might. J hese trans were set about the lirst of the year and up to the present 82 hawks and several big owls have been caught. Burlington News. Opt. L. A- Frazier Has Smallpox- C'apt L A Frazier, the conductor on the passenger train on the Yad kin Jiailroad, and one of the most popular men in the Southern Rail way service on Thursday of last week dovcloned an unmistakable case of smallpox and his home at Salis bury has been (piariUitined. tapt I'razier was taken ill several days ago, but there was at lirst some room for doubt about the symptoms. He had never been effectually vaccinated, u id his vocation involved an extreme ly liiL'h risk of exposure to the liscate. The attendant physicians lo not consider his immediate re moval advisable on account of a bronchial complication. Private ar rangements are being made to have 1 1 i in housed outside the city limits, as his family are unwilling for him to be taken to (lie county hospital. Many friends are concerned about his il!uis, but are comforted by the assurance that it is a mild case. Willi Capt Fia.ier and his family uiarnntincd, .uissss Allen, Sparger, Porter nnd i.xuni, all 'lienors in the while graded school. There will be no interruption in the work of the school, however, and the school committee is now making arrangements for supplying the temporary vacancies. Capt r razicr was formerly ot Randolph county, bom ut Franklin- ville we believe and aftei wards lived at Trinity and went to school to Dr Craven at old Trinity. Letter From Bloominjton, Ind. I have received so much pleasure from the weekly visit of The Cour ier that I feel it would be ungracious iu me to go longer without saying a word in its favor. The Courier is a nice, live paper, and, best of all, its face is familiar. hen I get sight of its neat wrapper I always think here is a message from home. The very suggestion it briug6 is home-like nnd friendly. It seems like a little white-winged bird mak ing its way through the mountains every week to pour into my ears every item of interest it can gather lrom th county ot ItHiidolph and the St..te of North Carolin-, And every hkur it bring is inte eeting. I read its every line even t the local ad vertisements. If I eli Mild try to say all I feel like saying ii iu behalf it would cover pages. I often wonder how those who have the management of The Coureir contrive to make its every department so full and complete, and how they get up such an interesting paper every week without a single failure. The management will smile and think how little X know about the newspa per business, but that does not in the east weaken tbe compliment 1 wish to place upon my old friend, The Courier. Let everv citizen of Randolph ioin mc in wishing The Courier unlimited su And, since nothing can re peal true loyalty like service, let us help it in any way possible to lie what it would be a bright, honest newspaper. ery Truly i onrs, Ida l.vtioi.n Mastek. To The Public Under the new school law the Countv Board of Education will meet on the first Monday of April, July, October and January. The next meeting of the board will bs on April 6th, and persons having busi ness with tne board should come or that day instead of the second Mon day as under the old school law. J. M. Wat, Clerk to B d. Grand Jury Report at March Term of Randolph Superior Court, North Carolina. Randolph Co., March Term Superior Court To Hon. Tims. A. McNeill, Judgt Pi raiding; We. the Grand Jurors, pre.-vnt tin1 follonin-' renoil: We have, bv committee, visited the Count-v Home" und find i!4 inmates, of which four are crazy people and one has epileptic tits. The beds. bedclothes and rooms arc all k'Mit iu good order mid the inmates all that theV are supplied with good wholesome food and are neat and cleun. We re.'oinmcud that the broken window-panes be replaced with new glass and that the chimney to the west liuiiding ne repaireu. ive recommend the building of a church or chapel in which to hold religious exercises and that the minister. of the various evangelical denomina tions who preach in the community, be requested by the steward to hold religious services at the County Home. Wo further recommend thai a sick room, or rooms, be built apart from the other buildings. V e fur ther recommend that more fruit trees be planted and those now ou the place pruned and careiuuy wow ed after. We find nothing growing on the premises except rye, und we recommend that vogctanies oi nil kinds bo raised in sufficient quanti ties to supply nil the inmates while the vegetables nro in season. We recommend this because the cleared land appears to be well adapted to gardening and raising vegetables, nnd we find a number of inmates who could do light work. We further recommend tint a well bound ledger of suitable size be purchased in which to record the names and address uud dates of admission of each inmate, his or her age, and date of discharge, or death and place ot ' ounai, aim date of death. We have examii.ed the offices of the Superior Court Clerk nnd the Register of Deeds and found these offices, so far as we could ascertain, well kept. The records are milt and systematically kept, and the offices in as good condition as the limited space which they occupy will allow. The various rooms of the Court House are j-roperly kept. We have visited the jail und find that the prisoners ure provided with wholesome food and the jail premises are as well kept as could be expected considering the size und arrangement of same. We uuauiniously recommend that a new Court House be built at us early day as it is convenient and that arrangments can be made to meet the financial obligations for such building by the levy of u special tax if necessaiy to pay for the erection of the same. After a careful examina tion of the old Court House it is our opinion that it will be exceedingly peusive to enlarge the old court House or to erect vaults in it nnd that with a little more expenditure a largo uud commodious Court House can be built, and further, that vaults cannot bo built in the old Court House-without enlarging the build ing. V o tlierelore recommend ine building ol a new one. We further report, that the county is badly iu need of a new jail, as the old jail is a wooden structure and jreatly decayed iu places, and is so ir ranged that it cannot lie made com fortable, and is not large enough, and we make the same recommendation as to the jail as we do to the Court House. We further report that wo have by committee visited tho convict force and find that there are 21 con victs at woik on the public roads, and they aie carefully looked after and provided for and receive good wholesome lood. w e hud nine mules well cared for and in good condition, some of the mules being the best we have ever seen. The tools and ma chinery seem to be wcB adapted to road building. vc have examined some of the work and are well pleas- I with it. We especially commend the superintendent, Mr. II. H. Ken nedy, lor Ins humane treatment ot the convicts and the economy which we arc convinced he has used under the direction of a wise and prudent Board of County ( onimisioners. The roads iu the county are being greatly improved by the working of the convicts on the public roads, and we. recommend that the township su pervisors look more carefully after the overseers and see that tiny do their duty, r'roin the deplora'ole condition of the public roads wo are led lo believe that the supervisors and ovcrsicrs are nJ doing their doing, but the Grand Jury is power less to remedy the evil, as the failure to work on tho public road is an offense wholly within the jurisdiction of the justices of the peace for six mouths alter theottense is committed. We therefore recommend that the county commissioners gives iioMce to the supervisors and oversn-rs ot t he county to put their roads in good condition as required by law. We find in the "jail three insane persons, two of whom are women, and we earnestly recommend that great effort be made to get these un fortunate people into the State Hos pital for Insane, esjiecially the wom en. If this cannot be done we rec ommend that u place be provided for them in the (.ouiilv Homo. Before closing, w e de. ire to express our thanks to T. W. Andrews, officer of the grand jury, for tho kind and faithful services rendered and to Wm. C.JIaiiMiier, solicitor, and Thos. A. McNeill, judge, presiding, for courtesies shown us. A. J. Rtsil, Foreman, Grand Jury, March Term, 1903. Subscriptions Paid. J B Smith, 11 F Redding, J M Caveness, J 0 Keams, II A Albright Harman Bnndv, Win Keams, JM Woodell, J A Silencer, S R Slveis, Seth Laugblin, Cicero A Moftiitt, K N Howard, J W Brower, IS S Svke, P A Williams, J F Hoggs, Mack Lamb. WANTED. Delivered near the Asheuoro Roller Mills, 60,000 inches chair timber 45 inches long. Will pay spot cash. We buy white oak, reel oak and black oak. Cmakfokd & Davis Randleman Items. Mrs J W Bryant and children who have been visiting at Mr W T Bryant's, have returned to their home in Crews, Va. Rev Amos (iregson, spent a few (lavs here this week. Mrs Seihiit, of Richmond, Vn., is visinng her daughter, Mrs Paul Mc railven. The wind on Sunday afternoon blew oii. the front of the Naomi Kalli Store (Vs. waiehouse, causing Mr W T Bryant and his biigade of volunteers to do a few hours hard work on the Sabbath, moving grocer ies, etc, .Material is ordered tor new and larger warehouse. The twin, while severe, did no other damage. Mrs V,' J Glass, who has been in town for several days, left ncdncS' lay lor her home in Concord. The stage in Noami Hall is being remodeled uud when complete, the Hull will lie very attractive. 1 he Liberty Dramatic Society promises to visit our town iu April and we have agreed to have theiu a good crowd. The Southern Comedy Co. spent last week m our town, llns compa ny gives a good clean show and were well patronized while here. Mr A t - lcko.y, of (.iieeonsboro, iillended the funerul of Mr Lamb Tuesday. .Mr M V McKne attended the reachcr's Association Saturday. .Mr A If Limn, a well kown citizen, died at his homo here Sunday night. Mr Lamb lias been afflicted for some time und his death wus not unex pected. The funeral took place at JSew Salem Tuesday afternoon. The citizens of Randleman hope that our County Commissioners at their meeting on the lirst. iMouday in A pul, will take some stops toward liuiiding a new court house, and that they will not spend any of the peo ples' money in trying lo remodel or repair the present old structure. Lot us have a new court house; in Keep ing with the progress and wealth of our country, and on ft site nearer the present Ashcboro. The Randlenmn Hosiery Mill Co. have their new dye plant in opera tion. Central Falls Items. Farmers are being delayed in spring ploughing, owing to so much ruin and high water during March. Mrs HopkiiiB is getting in her spring millinery goods. Frank Hamilton has gone to (ireenslKiro, where he expects lo gel work and remain for aw hile. Tho rain last Sunday prevented preaching in the churches at this place. There is no clue as yet to the Armstrong burglary. Mr Jeff Armstrong is having his house nicely decorated on the inside with paper and painting. Mr Spate Gray will soon move to the couiitiy where he will farm this year. We wish him well. We regret to loce our much es teemed und efficient manager, Secre tary and Treasurer Mr Claud Morris, at this place, who will be long re membered with much affection and respect; yet the change will not be so disagreeable ns we are to have another, Mr Fletcher Cox, who, no doubt, will soon, be as efficient nnd as highly respected. Mr Cox, 1 think will make a success as u cotton mill man from the start and he a favorite among his operatives in a short time. Franklinvilie Items. Messrs H A Russell and Hugh Parks, Jr. spent last week in the northern markets purchasing spring and summer goods for the Franklin vilie and Randolph Store Co's. Mr James Craven, of Central Falls, was in tow n Saturday and Sunday. Mrs John Julian is quite ill at the home of her son, Mr C H Julian. Mr J W Tippett has moved from the Teagite residence on Prosperity St. to the Cox mansion on Back St. opposite Mr J A York's. Mr W II Ellison made consider able improvement in the appcarence of Ida shoe shop on Railroad Ave. one day last week. Mr J C Maner has invited his friends to rejoice with him ns he is now the owner of a line pair of twin calves. Wo are glad to see the improve ment in the health of Messrs J W Tippett. J M Tippett, W H Nance and Hugh Rider, who purchased leclric bolts, while altomlii.g court it. Ashcboro from n life preserving Arm. Mr W (i Bell left this place about the fifteenth of January and no one has had access to bis residence, but last week ordered the furniture to be lopped to Millboro and employed Mr ('has. We'ch to transfer the prop- to the depot. Mr Welch states that ou entering the house he found the clock still miming and keeping time nnd even refused to stop while being hauled to the depot und loft it still marking oil perfect time. Pinson Items. Mrs Gene Hannah and daughter, of Trov. are visiting here this week. .Mr hA Russell, of Iroy, is visit ing his daughter here. fanners in this section are all very busy picparing for their corn crops. I he Sunday School at ilillsboro has lieen organized. They have a lMge numlKT of scholars and are progressing finely. there lias been a good deal ot sickness in tne ueigbliorhood recent ly but all seem to be improving now, Mr J C Russell is building him self a fine house this spring. Married. At the office of J D Welch, on the 23rd day of March, 1003, Mr A J Luck, of Cedar Grove township and Miss Fannie Russell, of New Hope townchip, J I) Welch, J P., oflicint- hig. May their path always be pleasant .May their troubles be nut few, May their life be ever sunshine, Sparkling as the morning dew. Up and Down Sandy Creek. This cold weather gives us the shivers. We believe we are going to freeze. Rev D I Off man packed up and left us ns soon as we released him from Legislative duties. Rev Mr Goodwine takes his place its pastor of Melancthon church. i he Holiness brethren are carry ing on ft meeting at While's Chape and wo think they are serving His hatuiuc maiestv better than ills Majesty reuiiircs. The boys are killing some fine whitelish in the creek. Mr Dennis Ward got one IS inchei long, Mr Charlie York thinks hu got u carp on his hook that weighed 25 pounds from the way it jerked mm about, We counted 17 young lambs in .Mr Alfred Jones pasture the other day and we counted 38 with Mr J M William's Hock of sheep and the most of them black. Mr Evans, the sewing machine fix er, has been in the neighborhood do mg some clean work. Misses f lassie and Minnie Join:-, of Ramseiir, visited their grand-pai enti at Mullen last week. Miss Martha Jones, of Gray's Chapel visited her uncle, Mr Alfred Jones, this week. I he hoop men, Messrs Overman and Cook, will move into our com munity next week to work up our white oak timber that we used to have to work up into rails before we got the Stock iaw. Mt Olivet Items. The general health of this com- niunity is good. The Mt Olivet people are glad tu receive their new library tor the school. Mrs Herbert Tysor returned home last week from a visit at he father's at Saxapuhuw, nnd her brother's at Chapel Hill. Rev Henry Albright will pieacli it Mt Olivet Easter bumluy at eleven o'clock. All lire cordially m- ited. Mr C M Tysor has improved the appearance of his house veiy much by having it newly painted. Mr J M low has utst returned from a visit south. Mrs Pierce's ugc is 85 instead of 84 which was stated in tho items last w eek. Died. Geo W lselv. aged about 72 years, an old confederate soldier, died of dtopsy 2 miles from Julian iu this comity, March 27th, 1903. W F Bowman, mavor of Liberty, died of pneumonia at his home at Liberty thiB county, March Ziin, .1 about 4G years, lie leaves a wife aud several children. MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP. There's noluinc like Join ihing thorouahly. Of all the Snivel jon eyor heard of, liiicklun a Arnica .-ulve tne est. It swuens away and cures iiurns, Sores, liruiw, Cuts, lloils, I Iters. kl'i Eruptions ami rues, ii's on.j !8o. a"d muMi'tefd to sine Bstla'aetlo" by Stsndard DruK Co. Business Notices' WANTED A piirof good mule Apply to Ashcboro Roller Mills. LAND POSTERS at 10 cents a lozeu at Courier Office. JOB PRINTING Job printing is a specialty with us. We print everything you want by steam power Call or send your work to Tin; Cofuiiiit Job office. STAVES. Will pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of staves for the Norfolk market delivered at Ashcboro. Inspection day Saturday. E. A. Hammer, BLANK HEELS AND MORT AG KS. Blank deeds and mortga s ut 25 cents a dozen: chattel mort iges 10 cents a dozen, at Courier Office. FOU SALK.I will soil a limited number of niv thoiondilnvtl liturotl lvmouth KK'k cir-. $1.00 fur sotting of 15. II. K.Stkei. MISS KA LI JXGKK Cordially liivifaM the ladit'B to attend Inr prinff inillituMV opening Monday ami Tursdar April tlth ami Ttn, 103, Main Stroet. Kandlpimin, N. ('. Hare vou ever rend anv of Swo- lenboiiiV works? If not, will vou fend me yonr addicts enclosing n stamp or two and I will mail you one of his hooka free. State wlmtlier vou want it in Kmrlisli or in tur nian. ADOU'li UOKlKW, So Clevelnnd Mrerl, 4-2-1 It Orange, X. .!. ro OUR KKlKmS AND CUS TOM KKS: We have iut completed a large and varied stock of general merchandise to supply our constantly increasing trade which will he offer ed at lowest possible prices, MilH- nary department fuller than ever be fore. Will make it to your interest to continue trading with us. W. 11. WATKIXS & U. H. CAKTEIl, Buyers for Kamseur Store Co. AVaNTKP Several persons of character and good reputation in each state (one in this county r-o- luiretl) to represent and advertise old established wealthy biwincM house he solid financial standing Salarvo $21.00 weekly with expense additional, allcahlo in he pay cacs Wednesday direct from head oilices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. . l olomal to., j.h near- born ctM vlueago. Notice. Having taken out lettera of teaiament'irr n the at ate of Solomon Moffltt. deeeaaed, before W, c. Hammond, Clerk of tba Superior Court ot Randolph Opu hereby notified to aaake Immediate par meat ah Daraona inaaotea to earn eaiaie and aattlemant. And all peraona holding rafnat aaid eatate will preaeat mens before the ath dar of April. 1WM. thie notice will be plea-'. ad ia bar ot Mat. B1.IZ4 MOFFIXT. BxecotrtV Ramseur Items. Mcsns II B Carter und W H Wat kins have just returned from the northern markets where they purchas ed an extensive line of pretty spring and summer goods. Mr J E Covington, travelin salesman for Dr E S Sloan, proprie tor of Sloan s liniment, was in town Sunday. MrsJi Williams, of Groensboro, is visiting her mother, Mrs M Burgess. Mrs Frances Elliott is visting her daughter. Mrs Curtis in Greensboro, G M Kimrey went to Enterprise Thursday. Mrs Geo Hayes, of Durham, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs G W Thomas and little daughter, Madeline, accompanied her home. Mrs A D Phillips und daughter, Miss Pearl are visiting relatives in Durham. Chickens will be plentiful Ramseur in a short while. Mr W Clyde Cupel went to Randleman one day last week and purcnaseu some large rivmouth HOCK eniCKons iroiii MrCC Randleman. He paid $5 for one rooster which won a prize at the poultry fair and weighs 10 lbs, Mr K C Watkms will also engage in the poultry business. Dr late dered several dozen thoroughbred ;gs for himself and other Parties in town. So Doctor hash t fully gone out of the business yet und us sc many people are engaging in the lion II rv raisint it bids fair to be come interesting, we hope it will 10- sull iu low .-ring the price at least, W hat is the matter with Sweet Whitehead; isn't he going to cute the race? Mrs Jim Ward is visiting her mother. Mrs .1 D Hackney, ut Franklinvilie. Dr Tate still holds the belt ns champion checker player, but Dr Fox ami Waller inxon are piaying him hard. A convention has been culled to mvene at the mayor's office Satur day night April 20lh for the imr pose of nominating town officers for the coming election wnicu win ne held in May. Our present mayor will not accept another term. So let us elect another good old demo crat iu the person of Capt Y M C Johnson. J I Johnson has been ap pointed registrar. A new registra tion is reniiirc-1, and let everybody register.aud vote lor his man; tney ire all good men. Capt f. r. .M.ivnard, ot tne aotiin- crn liailway, is at home ou a visit. Miss Lucy Covington will be in hurge of the millinery department of the Ramseur Store Co. this spring. Geo Kimerv the butcher has some irge meat to sell. He sold a ham the other day that weighed o lbs HEADACH Cured While You W . By CAPUDINE! NO El-FECT ON THE ART. Sold at ell Dm (sin m A A poiato Bugs! A sure killer for potato bugs and all other insects. Perfectly harmless to the plant. Sample package by mall, enough for half acre price 25 cents. Land Sale cotmiy la m Bppcial procpetllov entitled Nnuj C. Y-rk nV htmbaail A. J. York et urimos el hi. i man mh i ubllo auction for ca-h to tbe hicheit btu i j, Hty tin, at iz tit i foil. .win denrrlbfd real Btte. viz; t hODR l'i Lnnr aiul helm- Id tbe cuuatr of Baatlolnh. jmmo uf North round, U Plaant drove Twnltli. on (he wntera of Uep River anil Mill Vr-ek aad beRlDulntc at a post oak. Win. Cox'a oorupr Id Barkar'a Una. Ibenea cast ticha huiI 70 lloka to a atone, aornerof Lot Ni. 1, ml coruer, tbeace N 43 oba in a atak. in ibe mill pond, thane up tba vari ous eonrnea -f mill oreak loa etoae on ibe bank, thiHiee f fUn tu a atakn tn Btrker'a lino, tlienco K l.i rlia nnd ftO link a to a atak no the bank of a branch, ih?nc H H cha to a atooe lb lUrker'a field, tbauca B Scba and io links to a aiona Rarkar'a corner, .thence s 10 cha lo the heutnclnff, containing 1& ' leu-. if H.lW. ph. Land Sale Il.r Tlrtno ff na order f aale craatdij ha Moperlor'.'min of Randolph county rati! Inn f Mm Hull r ri. Cram-1 ay l otlicra k prti, t alnli aeil at puhllo auv ft ht.i.UT. on tba prrai9a tb WdnBilay, th Vih tin? i fallowing real t' at ate. ait- l.iDorty rbo a-iath a'do nf Hiuiah t tmrtti Mtb anld atretM SIS feet to the - let. them enat w ilh aam lot vQ tvl to i. tiifD'c i-.trth N rt in Ktf.fiut. ..j.ihfii.'' r.i vih aattl ttirrat it t- t tiitiic ine t arant lot eonrryd l i , t rnwiey by o H. Rarna and wife ani vn aathe HarneaUrawler lot. i ma if aala: One-third cah. onthtrd x miinthe. and the other titltd Iu twelve montha, deferred payment to bear inter at tand Sale tlon for cash to tba bterheat-bidde kar. Maytb. 1003. at 12 o'clock court huuae door Id Aaheboro, Wolbot-n at al.: following deacrlbed real eetate. a or lea a. Taeae are tne unai oi tne John M. Clark, tiee'd.. and are well watered, la good fteiirhborhood, havlne; Term a of aaie: -oaea. Thla March So. iSCi. W. P. RBDDINO, O. L. ft A PP. Atty. Adtur. aad Com IvOttCC. Having qualified ae admlnlatrator on the aetata f Kdmund Luck, deoeaaed, before W. C. Hammond, Clerit of the Hnperior Conrt of Randolph County, f aball aell at ontillc auotion. to the hlaheat bidder for caah, on the pre m (tea on the tlth day of April, IPOS, tbe following; peracnal property. wheat, corn. ehler:ene, aad otbar art ie tea ion ladlona to mention. ah peraona hatina el alma amine! aald eatate are notified to preaeat them to the underlKned duly verified, on or before the 2iat day of March, 19U,, or thle aotle will be pleaded In bar of their reoovtry, aad all peraona owing aald eatate will eoae for The Great Spring Remedy. After th rigon of winter art felt you tre Habit to fttl the need of tonic, laxatirt and BLOOD PURIFIER. VOO WANT THE BEST OF CODRSE; THAT IS RHEUMACIDE. Thla medicine la Kicniificilljr compounded from the extract, of roora, herb, and barki, combined with certain other purifying and altcratirt product,. A lure curt for Rhcurrutiim. fndieettion, Conitipation. Boil., Kidnry Trouble,, and all diteaiet iriiing from imp itiei in the blood. All Druggiitt, Bobbltt Chemical Co., . Come and See Our new lino of SPRING and SUMMERJGOODS now in. A complete line in everything carried in a General Store All at Lowest Cash Prices Old Dominion, Addison&Allison'a and Baugh & Son's Fer tilizers at $1.25 to $1.95.'per bag. JGreat bargains in LADIE'S-AND MISSES SLIPPERS AND GEN TLEMEN AND BOYS SUITS. All Kinds Country Produce Naomi W. T. BRYANT, MiimiRfr. We are Moving into our new quarters one door east of E. B. Keams and one door west of Dr. Moore's office, where we will be ready to Serve the better thuii heretofore. We have one of the beet selected Btock of SHOES, D1IESS GOODS, NOTINS, and in fact almost any th.iie kept in a general store and will bo glad to servo our old customers and as many new ones as many eeo (it to come. We are sure we can save you some money if yon will look over and price our stuff before bnvinjr. We also have a NICE LINE OF HEADY MADE CLOTHING at a bargain. Come and see us. Yours to please, Thone 42. RIDGE, DICKENS & COMPANY. We Lead! We lead others follow visit to our store will convince Ladies' Furnishings. We have the most beautiful line of Ladies' Furnishings ever displaved in Ashehoro. Fine dress Silks, Lawns, Percales, &c. Also Trimmed Hats, Shoes, Etc. In fact almost anything you can I think of. l'rices reasonable, uxi. We also have a Linrc stock pets, Rugs, Groceries, &c. Give us a call. D. M. OSBORNE & CO. 'Bhe Largest Independent Manufacturers of Harvesters In the; J. H. "All Wool wide; won't run down at Our SuitsandOvercoats!.ire of the M VERY BEST H . . and at Reasonable prices' If it don't suit you to come and see us, send us your order by mall, same shall have prompt attention, values and prices guaranteed. . We ship Suits and Overcoats on ap proval to be returned to us when not satisfactory. Chisholm, Stroud, Crawford & Rees, 300 South Elm St. Crcensbro, N. C or expreM prepaid. . Baltimore, Hd., U. 5. . in Exchange forMerchandise Falls Store Co. KANULEMAN, N.'.O P i b 1 i c in both quality and price. A you of this fact. Gents' Furnishings. We arc acknowledged leader in this line, and our new spring and gummer stock well sustains our reputation. Everything iu this lino is new, nobby and up-to-date, and you will make no mistuke in seeing our stock. of Shoes of all kinds, Cai- Wood & Moring. and Binders World. BURGESS, Agent, Ramseur, N. C. actid a yard ravel nor the heel zor me stream to run down. WThla u 4ay Max oa, im J. K. LUCK