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H6e Courier, Local and Personal. Next Sunday is Easter. Dr Lewis of Farmer, was here - Monday. W J Pago, of Hemp, spent Sunday here. Mr W A Underwood spent Sunday in Ashelioro. County commissioners were iu ses sion Monday ana luesuay. M r J T Uudejwood spent Sunday at Marley's Mills with Ins parents. Mr P II Morris is preparing to build an addition to his residence. Mr C A l'ampliu returned Mon day morning from Lynchburg, Va. The Y W CTU will meet with Miss Florence Blair Thursday at 4 PM. Mr. and Mrs Thus Redding went to High Point Mouduy to spend a few day. Mrs J T Wood visited her mother near Jackson Hill tho first of the week. Mr W J Armfield made a business trip to Troy Monday, leturniug Tuesday. Mrs Alex McAlister returned to Greenboro Monday after a fe"w days visit to Col McAliBters' family. Mr Nathan Slack is moving iu the house that was occupied by Mr Bert Pearce. We understand that several of the kids at the Angora goat farm were frozen Friday night. Mrs Oscar Teague, of Jacksonville, Fla., has been visiting at Mr J V Teaene's. Rev J P Rodgcrs will begin a pro tracted meeting at Central Fills nest Monday night. Montgomery Superior court for eivil cases only, convenes at roy next Monday. " Mr F E Farrish and family have moved to Carthage where Mr Tarrish will engage in the saw mill business. Mr W J Moore and bride returned home last Saturday night and are boarding with Mrs Porter. Mr A W McAlister, of Greensboro, spent Sunday here with his family, who are visiting at Col McAlister 's. Mr Lorenzo Wood, of Davidson county, spent Monday night in Ashe boro, the gnest of his brother, Mr J T Wood. G T Murdock was sworn iu as a member of tho Hoard of Education Monday to succeed W N Elder, resigned. Those interested in the Asheboro Reading Room are requested to meet in tho Academy tonight, (Thursdav) at 7:30 o'clock. Quite a number of promiuent citi zens of the county were here Monday attending commissioner's court. Messrs B F Bulla, of Spero, and E A McMastcrs, of Lilcrty, were here Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. Mr J F Browcr was here Monday and informed us that he has yet i u hand at Franklinville a few sacks f Lister guano for snle. , Little Miss Kale IJiitluiu, daugh ter of Representative Brittain, cele brated her sixth birthday Monday by giving a party to her little friends. MrsJWrenn, who has been spend ing some time with her daughter, Mrs M C Spoon, returned to Worth ville Friday. Mr A C Cox, of Moffilt, was here last Friday and called to see us. He informs us that there will be a' bas: ket picnic at Moflitt's Mills oil next Saturday. The Farmer base ball team and a scrub nine picked up at Ashelioro, played a match game of ball here Saturday. Score 38 to 8 in favor of Farmer. Mr John II Anderson, who recent ly gate np his position as overseer of the card room at the Altamuhaw Cotton Mill, will go to Wilmington on Monday to take a osition in the Del gad o Mill. Textile Excelsior. The Supreme court is hearing ap peals from this, the tenth district, this week. Lawyers Spence and Brittain went down to Raleigh Mon day night to argue some cases before the court. "We announced in last week's issue that Mr N II Slack would move his family to Greensboro soon. Mr Slack informs us that he has de cided to remain in Ashelioro, and we take pleasure in making the correc tion. . Mr. O R Fox has leased all the Hoover property south of the Hoov er dwelling. tnd enst of the present location of the Methodest church building except the couer lot sold to Morris & Scar bo ro. ?' Many prominent citizens were in town Monday, among whom we no ticed were Messrs J F Brower and T A Slack, of Franklinville, L E Bra dy and W 8 Gardner, Browers Mills, B F Parrish, A II Kearni and Will Carter, of Hills Store; T J Redding ana J r Jarreu, ol trraway; Jl Mc Cain, W J Delk and W F McCrury, of Bulla; N M Lowe, of Mechanic; D G McMasters. L C Philling and A R K earns, of Fullers; R L White and F K Gray, of Glenola; R L Coltraue, of Baudleman: S A Cox, A R Calli- cott and C H Lucas, of Fisgah; E G Rachel, of Pinson; J R Morris, of Martha; Jas M Marley, J A Brady and U W Bray, of Velna; Dr R L Cavinets, of Coleridge; J M Caviness. of Moflitt; I F Craven, of Bamseur; W "K Neese, of Brunswick; W A Wood and W S Liaeburry of New baiem; J u Yearns, or Lorleto. Editorial matter is crowded out of this issue. Citizens of the town nro requested to meet at tho M E church on next Friday to help clean off tho cenie- u-ry grounds. Those who grow tomatoes for the Aahoboi-o cannery will be well paid for their labor. You can get cash for all you grow. Sow your seed be tweeu now and May 1st. The can nery will begin operation about July lotb. Messrs T S Graves, of Kemp's Mills: Mr L J Mmroc, of Farmers; K L York, of Central Falls; Wyott Oallinioro and Milt Lackey, of Jack- sons Creek; Kdgar Parks, of l'ieguh, J W Ellison, of Frunklmvillc, and D A Leach, of Hoover Hill, were m town Tuesday. Providence School Closing. The closing exercises of the Prov idence public school took place at 1 rovulence Aciulcniy lust Saturday. Quite a lanre number of friends and pnlroits smsi-mblcd to witness the closinj; exercises which were of. a hi order and reflected credit upon the teacher, Miss Etta htaley. As had been previously arranged Supt. Way met Dr. Mclver, of the State Normal College, Greensboro, and completed the plans for estab lishing a freo- rural library in the school. Dr. Mclver, Sunt. Way, and others made stirring speeches in favor of local taxation for schools una a net l tion containing the required number of names of freeholders was secured. The petition was presented to the cou lit y boariljif ed ucation si i ts session in Asheboro Monday and an election ordered lor .May 7tu to vote upon the in est ion. The people of Providence raised, by private subscriptions last year, SlOO to supplement the pu'jlic school fund, but this year they decided tney would try for something permanent and wc congratulate the citizens of tho community upon their enterprise. Among Our Advertises. Mis E T Blair, Asheboro's lirst- class milliner, has a new ad in this week s CorniEK announcing the new spring stock of millinery. The Ridge-Dickens Co., a most en terprising lii-in. wuicu has recently moved to the" new store building op posite the 1 icsbyterian ciiuicli, an nounces n great cut iu clothing. Call to sec the bargains. Morris & Scarboro Moflitt Co. are offering cut prices in groceries .shoes, etc. Wood & Mi ring have a new ad of their mammoth stock of ii3w goods the largest stock of general merchan dise ever brought to Asheboro and at priced that are lower than ever. The firm of Miller & Wood adver tise their new stock of spring good, This firm is also offering special prices ou clothing, dry goods and notions. The Hollady-l'ool Hardware Co. is one of our new advertisers. This new hardware company is a corpora tion with C. J. Cox as president; J. E. Pool, vice-president; D. M.llolla dy, secretary and treasurer aud man ager, and M. W. Parrish, first assist ant clerk. A nice lino of hardware is kept in stock at reasonable prices sud honest aud fair dealing is guar anteed by the management of this new concern. The store is located near the depot und is a largo nnd commodious new building. Meeting: County Teacher's Asser tion in Asheboro, Saturday, May 2nd, J903. It is thought wise to have another meeting of the Association this spring because it is believed, that .low since most of the schools hare closed and the teachers returned home a larger number of them can attend. Let every teacher consider it .his personal duty to attend this closing session of tho picscnt. scholastic year. l'ltooitAM: 10:30, A. M. Song: Como Thou Almighty King. Devotional Exercise. Song: My Country 'Tis of Thee. Business Meeting. Compulsory Education, by Eugene Harris imp J. T. Henry. Teacher's Journal, by T. C. Ainick. 10:30 P. M. Benefit of School Dccoiatiuns, by Miss Indie Young. Study of Temperament in Children, by I). M. Weatnertey. Politics in the School. Hoom, by J. A. Spence Tariff Question, by V. L. Brown. Liberty Normal College News. The public Debate to be given by the Literary Society will take place next Friday night. The young men have their guns well loaded and will give a line program. Tlic reciters, ueciaiiiu'i's ana ora tors for the commencement program aro being selected. The work is commenced in time for the students to prepare it without uny loss of time on their regular recitation work. Commencement is rapidly ap proaching. In less than two months it will be here. The exercises will take place as follows: Saturday night, May 23, the children's program; Sunday morning, May 24, annual sermon by Rev i'homas Hume, L L I), of tne University ol Jiortn Caro lina; on Monday evening, May 25, musical recital, by Miss Sallie Pat terson assisted by Misses Drown and others; on Monday night, Monday night, May 25, contest for the re citers medal and entertainment by the class iu instrumental music; and ou Tuesday, May 2, the contest for the dcclaiiuer s and orator s medals, also the literary address by Prof J O Atkinson, of i.lon College, lhe medals and diplomas will be awarded Wfldnecday evening. On Tuesday night the students will lender one of th; best of the dramas published. Everything gives proniiw; of a fine commencement. The L N C Dramatic Club will ...t . i .... ,!!! u.tt,. J.. .1.. ,1... T .,1.. a.,.11.,..'. i;, night A good time and krgJu-eth of March ou their v cJwdisexUl- . NltfLiur"4 Ramie ur Items. Dr C S Tate and Geo M Kimr went, to Greensboro Monday i on business. Mr A G Burgess, of Greensboro, spent Saturday and run- duy in town. The children of our town, and a great many older people wee delighted with the presence of two Frenchmen and a large cinna mon bear on the streets Monday evening, pel forming some laughable feats such us duncing, wrestling, tumbling and sitting ou a chair. Walter Dickson treated the bear to all the candy ho could cat, and sonic til ink lie went oil with tliem as lie hasn't been seen recently. Messrs I F Craven and O T Leonard went to Asheboro Monday. T h e Liberty Dramatic Club will piny "Ijady Audley's Secret" at the acad emy Satuiday night, April 11th. e nope they will have a large audi ence and the play will be a biicccms. Drewcry Williams is visiting in Greensboro. Mrs Will Russell, of rrankhnville, was in town la week. Messrs W D Smith an E L Recce, of Snufoid, nro spending a few davs in our town. lb sanctificationists are holding a meet ing at White's Chapel about 4 miles from here. Ihey say they will conic to Rumscur next. Some parties in tho subuibs have offered them lots on which to locate their tents, Checker is still tho rage with no sign of decreasing interest. The last report was, Dixon in the lead with 'late and Fox pushing bin hard. We are unable to state cor rectly who holds tho championship, Dr E A Burton, a dentist, of Grecnsboio, was in town last wook He will be iu Riiuiseiir one wee!, beginning the 30th of each month Dr Burton docs lirst-cluss work at reasonable prices and gets all the work he can do here. M r E C Watkins went to Greensboro one day last week via of Staley. Mr J no n ard Happened, to a very painliil accident one day last week. Mini mounting one ot Ins lexus ponies h was thrown to the ground, tho pony stepping on Ins breast causing him much suffering, l'ut for some one being near the accident and getting him out of the way it might have been a great deal worse. Mrs J S Williams, of Greensboro, who has been visiting her mother, returned homo Monday. We are glad to see Mr T A Moflitt, who has been confined to his bed on account of sickncss,at his oflice again. Wothville Items. Scvcrul of our Young people and a few older ones attended the Children's Dav exercises at Central Fulls Sun day. Mr. Allan Browning is visiting in Durham and vicinity. The public school here- closed tpril 3rd, and a very enjoyable cu te! tamnieiit was givin by the pupils itt night. An elaborate nllair was not attempted, no time being takeu from regular school hours for prepa ration, but the children all did well, and reflected credit upon the teach- is, Messrs f.. ii. Wav and .1. Si. I'rogdon. The music by Messrs Hinv, Steed, l'ugli and others was g'Kid. and was enjoyed by till. Mr. n ay is a nrotlier ot Mipcrmtemlent Way, and un excellent young man. He has made a good impression on our people, and will be missed in the Sunday school, where lie has been un llicient teacher during his stay with Mr. II. A. Moflitt, who recently bought the stock of goods owned by Mr. J . G. McAMster, is putting in a tine lot of new spiing goods. We arc glad to see this, and hope he will receive the patronage of the town and surrounding neighborhood. Jliss I ii.vost ol Concord township visited relatives in town last week. Miss Maugie Wiuslow, who has been visiting in Lvmihburg Yu. for some weeks, has returned home. Mr. A. II. Allen recently welcoin d a little stranger to his home a new daughter. Mr. h. L. Luctis, assisted by 31 r. G. F. Milloway will begin a scries of meetiugs here on the night of the 12th. New Salem Items Mr Addison Hayes, of High Point, spent a few davs at home this week. Quite a number of New Salem people attended tlic exhibition at Providence Saturday. Miss Nannie Tallcy, who has been at home sick for some time, leturned to 1 1 i-rli Point last week. Mike Fogleinan, w ho has been working at High Point, has "jacked"' his job and come home. Miss Gertie Tallcy made a flying trip to High I oint and Ureenslioro last week. The school at New Salem his de cided not to have an exhibition at the close. The New Salem base ball team will lie organized next Friday evening, after which there be a scrub game ot hall, f.verv- body that can plav ball is invited. S A Pugb and family, of High 1 oiut, were in town lust week visit ing friends and relatives. Rev S E Luctis preached an excellent ser mon Sunday. Cedar Falls Items. Mrs Bettie Johnson, who has been living here for several years, recently moved to East Durham. Mr G L Leonard went to CecneUoro one day last week on business. l!ev Mr llutton preached two excellent ser mons in the M P church lust Sun day. Mrs J J Glass has a nice ine ol millinery goods. lhe nulls ure running on full time. Messrs Glass and Luther are studying tele graphy at this place. Mr J 1 Coward has recently moved from llamseur to his home near town. We welcome Mr Coward in our midst. Farmers are badly behind on account of the rain. Rev. and Mrs. Lacy Little Com ing; Home From China. The Rev. Lacy Little and his wife, and Miss LllaC. Davidson, mission' aries to china, who have been eta lionet! at Kiauing for some time, left Hang Chow, China, in th foil Proceedings of the County Com msssioners. The board was in session Monday anil Tuesday all tho members being present. Claims were auoweu follows: COUNTY HOME. N S Andrews lumber $ 17 07 W .1 Delk steward for 3 mos 50 00 J T I toucan carpenter work 9 31 I K J arret I & Co ind.se i HO Miller & Wood mdso 3 7 McCrary-ltedding Co mdso 1 51 Kidue, Dickens Co mdso X M W 11 licdding feed fi 00 A W Fuller mdse 24 60 KOAD FORCE. H II Kennedy sunt 33 50 W M Cheek ast supt 18 00 H M Kearns guard 15 00 I) W Shoffner guard 16 00 L A Vnncaniion guard 13 40 N C Cranford guard 12 40 H Kennedy making clothes 8 00 II II Kennedy board 2 00 S T Loft in feed 12 00 Miller & Wood mdse 8 05 A O Murdock mdso etc 105 03 C W Slitiw provision!! etc 10 00 Asheboro Roller Mills mdse 26 50 McCraiy-Kedding Co road machine 342 83 J R Steed smithing 4 00 MISCKI.LANK0V3. Mrs Rcbeca McGee board con. vict 3 00 Y Sellars waiting on Mrs Jarrell G E Carter lumber, work etc public road J M Trogdon lumber and buildine bridge 15 00 Charlie Callieott lumber 13 99 A 1 Callieott same 8 88 Y L Lineberrv cony D Nash to Asheboro 3 00 T A Slack cony M F Burgess to Morganton 17 20 D A Sykes holding election 1 00 1! C Smith same 2 00 J A Martin bailiff 1 00 S A Cox eamo 1 00 T W Andrews lumber 5 00 T W Andrews otlicer to jury 9 00 S A Henley supt health 12 50 .1 li McPhcrson 5 dys janitor 3 Y l) Clark conv prisoner from Montgomery 2 05 McDowell Bros conv grand jury to county home aud convict camp 5 50 L M Cranford lumber 19 90 li F Newby jnilor for March 65 45 T J Finch wood court house 3 95 J S Snaim lumber 2 52 T J Finch conv Nancy Lof- in to .Morganton is ua .1 S Smith conv prisoners from Stanley 12 50 M L J Monroe exam Bunrey's bridge 1 oU Joe Ross tax certificates 4 58 S C Cranford court crier 16 50 Alex Hall 6 days janitor 4 50 Edwards & Bronghton mar riage license blanks. 3 50 T J Finch stun jurors 15 00 W .I dearborn set with CSC 2 00 T 0 Spencer lumber 6 00 W elcli liros same 2 82 W C Hammonds trans dock ets 40 00 Walker, Evans Cagswell Co statv for Reg 8 othce 17 33 McCrary-ltedding Co mdse court house 4 50 2 50 U I! Fox use of horse I'sutil allowances to members of board and outside poor. A Novel Cookery Paper. The May Delineator contains the second paper in Miles Bradford's kery series: 1 he Savunn Dinner, ipropos of the 147th anniversary of the birth of Brillat Savarin. Some f the appetizing dishes extolled by be distinguished epicure in his book, Physiologie du Gout consti- tlle lepast which IS the subject of the paper. The dinner, as related s novel iu the general scheme and n the preparation and serving of the dishes. The real nature of the imper is somewhat obscured by the tonlike form in which it appears. Married. On March 30th, 1903, at the resi lience of the undersigned, P O Shaw, f New Hope Academy, to Ella Jackson, of Glenola. We trust 'cacc and happiness will be their lot. Thos L Russell, J P officiating. W W lirown, of Brown, and Miss Minnie Brown, of Asheboro, at the one of t ho bride s father, Reuben Krown, of Ashelioro township, S E lAiwdeiinilk, J P olliicating. At Staley, N. C, on Sunday, April it li, 1903, Miss Artemesia Langlcy ml Mr W Bray were united in marriage by Hey A J Cooper. New Idea Woman's Magazine. In consonance w ith its name, the New Idea Woman's Magazine for May presents many novel features in dressmaking and in every depart ment of domestic interest. Itoiicns with a charming pujHT by Constance Fuller Jlcliitvre upon "lhe Mar riageable Age"; Emma A. Osborne writes about New York s Chinatown lelightfullv; Katherine Louise Smith tellh of the new fad, "Cat Shows and Catteries; Nancy Hull has "The I.iving-Hoom" for her theme; and Kbcn Rexford presents "Garden Gossip" in his authoritivc manner. In uddition to these special features, the several departments are attrac tively set forth, and in short stories mid verse there is unusual variety and superior ounlity. The New Idea patterns offer many tempting pinirtunitics to the home dress maker. A Card of Thanks. Mrs Mary June Lamb and family wishes to return thanks to the peo ple of Kandleman, and especially to Mr Thomas ltostic and family for the many kind favors rendered during the long sickness of her husband, Alpheiis L. Lamb. CAPUDINE Cures C O L D S. L A GRIPPE, emd all HEADACHES, etc. Sold - Drugstore. Gray's Chapel Items. Some of the "early birds" have planted some corn. Quite a niunbei of our people at tended the closiii" exercisesof Provi dence school lust Saturday. Dr Mclver, of Greensboro, "delivered an address. Supt. Way also made u talk. Tho people of Providence seem to be aroused ou the subject of education. The necessary funds w ere raised to secure a library. Miss Etta Staley, of Staley, was the elli cient teacher of the school. We are pleased to see this improvement iu our adjoining community. Mrs Angie Curtis, whose death w mention iu our items last week, was the wife of Mr N B Curtis, livinj two miles east of this place. Tin deceased was born iu 1845, being something over 57 years old at her death. She was the daughter of Mr Kli Ward, who is still living at the advanced age of 87. Mrs Curtis leaves a husband and seven living children (throe having died when young) and several brother.! and sisters to mourn her loss. Tho de ceased was a kind and sympathetic nctghboi, a loving wife and an allec tionnto mother. A large and sympa thetic congregation attended tlu burial services. Mr Curtis and the children have the sympathy of the entire community. TO CURE A COLD IN' ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All dfUKi:s relun'1 til- iiiony II i fails to cure. K. W. (ir jvo's slgnatur ou each box. tba. Business Notices' WANTED A pair of good muli Apply to Asheboro Roller Mills. LAND POSTERS ut 10 cents a dozen at Courier Ollice. FOR RENT. One store-house, 25x90 feet, well located, on South ravetteville street, Asheboro, N. C. Apply to D. B. McCRARY. STAVES. -Will pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of staves for the Norfolk market delivered tit Asheboro. Inspection day Saturday. . A. 11A.MMKU, FOH RENT. One store-house. 32x70, two stories, well located, on Depot street, Asheboro, N. C. Apply to U. IS. AlCUKAUl . FOR SALE. I will sell a limited number of mv thoroughbred Burred Plymouth Rock eggs. J1.00 for witting of 15. 11. N. Steep. Steeds, N. C. DR. V. II. WAKEFIELD, of Charlotte, will he in High Point at lie Elwood on rridtiy, May 1st, ir one dav. His practice is limited o eye, ear, nose nnd throat. FOU SALE. One lirst.class corn mill, oue automatic lathe machine, me set tinnei's tools, cheap, for cash. or in exchange for lumber. Apply to LofltlElt Offuk, Ashelioro, A.C. 4-0-tf. WE A KK still in the lead with a full line of Groceries, Hardware, Di v Goods, Notions, Wood's Garden Seed, S-"d Irish and'Swect Potatoes. Lgcnts for Pratt s rood and King's tniilv medicines. Also a full line of Staple Drugs, Easter Egg Dyes, etc. on hand. Give us u call. .1. F. Hkitman, Trinity, X. C. Have you ever read nnv of Swe den borg's works? If not, will you send mo your addles enclosing a lamp or two and I will mail vou one of his hooks free. State whether yon want it in English or iu Ger man. ADOM'll KOf.Dr.it, o Cleveland Street, 1-2-1 It. Orange, X. J. WaXTED Several persons ol haractcr and good reputation in ich stale tone in this county re- liiircuito represent ntui advertise Id established wealthy business house he solid tirunciul standing Salaryo $ 2 1.00 weekly with expense additional, ullcasble in he pay cues' Wednesday direct from head olliees. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. Colonial Co., Dear born St., Chicago. WAXTED. Delivered near Hie AshclNiro Holler .Mills, 50,000 inches hair limber 45 inches long. Will pay spot cash. We buy wlnte oak, red oak and black oak. CitAXFoun & Davis Hoffman Hoj.se. madiso.n slaiib. Xew York, ilurch i, 1U03. To our Friends and Patrons: We ave just completed the having of a large and varied stock of general merchandise to supply our constantly ncreasing trade which will lie offered at lowest possible prices. Millinery lepartmeut fuller than ever before. Will make it to vour interest to con tinue trading with us. W. 11. V ATKINS, H. II. C'AHTEH, Hnyers for ltainsoitr Store Co. FOR Rock Bottom Prices On GROCERIES and 11EST PRICES for your Chickens and Eggs be sure to go to W. H. Jennings. Franklinville, N. C. Near Dejiot. Sale of Town Lots for Taxes. I will sell at public Fstle at the Court t!ciae door for ca b. in tbe town of Ash-boro, rn the lat Monday in May, (brlns-tho4ib dav .f Miy ) 11,0:1, ta following: town Iota for taxis nlctf! due and unpaid for the year iuQ2 A 8 Hill -4S W PSml h .... W A Game . Cornelia (iray l'b l ia Hearn. Henry Mcwaln 8.20 W H Parker ... Charles T Held S 36 Hartltia Smallwood M B. . Mtttvbi, lax uo ieeujr, Aebeboro. M. ti. New Hope Academy Items. The farmers of the community arc very busy nxing to plant corn. Some of our New Hope folks have sold their timber to Mr Marvin Kearns. The timber will be cut in to plank next fall. The sick of this place are improv ing, we are glad to state. Mr J W Luther, Es., was at Rev J r lAiidon s one day last week on business. The frost and high water during the lust of March damaged the wheat crop to some extent. Mr Chas Stafford and family mov- t-u w Mauley cuuuty recently. d NEW GOODS Have arrived at the Millinery More and wc are now ready to sell all the ladies a new EuS' ter hat. We will be glad to see all interested; nnd will take pleasure in showing you through our store. MRS. E. T. BLAIR. Royal Blue Shoes! Stylish looking, good fitting und long wearing, 13.50. Plenty of other styles all the way down to $1.25. We sell GOOD SHOES at a low price, that is why we aro the largest shoe dealeos ill this section. Yours truly, W. D. STEDMAN (SI CO NEW THINGS IN CLOTHING! 1 ' N-j"Brixtoa' yj s.ck Suit. These cut represent some of the new things that we are now opening up direct from the manufacturers. Call in and see the latest and best in lii's wearables, THE MERITT-JOHNSON CO. 308 S. Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. Dr. W. A. Woollen, Will be in his office from 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. each day to exam ine and prescribe for any one who may de sire his assistance. Chronic diseases a specialty. W. A. WOOLLEN, M. D., RANDLEMAN, N. C. i-and Sale. ft decree and nrdi Mill-prior Court i lp'lal proceedl r of resale i Randolph ng entitled i. U.rirarel w r Bed- Welbornet Jtl : I ahall sell at Dul he bluhest bidder on I 4tn. IWA. hi 12 o'clock M, at A.hebii dt-.crlbod real eetate, via: A id lying-and being In Randolph 'i my. In Cedar fir nil containing 660 a alutng too acrea of the ,iod neighborhood, hnvtng them, and very desirable ill he sold asawbole. NOTK'K OF MEETING OF CREDI TORS. 1! TUB DISTRICT COURT OF THE I'MTBO BTATKa FOR TIIK WESTIRN DISTRICT OP NORTH CAROLINA. Iii tha uiatt--r ' f ) II. L. STEED, In Bani Bankri-it. I 1RC1TCV. Toibe errditura of H L Steed, of tee Is. in the county ol iontgomer nl Di trut afor- ai il, a Bankrupt. Notice i-i hereby Ki'en that on the 15th clay of April, A D., I'm, at 9 o'clock iu tbi forenoon, a meeting ol the creditors ot suit! bankrupt will be h?ld a( my olUce iu Lexington, N. C, for the purpo-e of passing upon final r- port of tru-tee und to diemis-' tbe proceeding--, at which time the said crcdi urn may attend and transact such bunl-ne-i a may properl v come before aaid meeting, J. II. Met RAKV, . Ki-feree Iu Hankrnpicy. March 30tb, 1WS. Mortgage Salt- By virtue ol tbe power of sale eon- t antra m a certain mortgage ei ecu ted to tbe tinderrtigoed on tbe 7ih day of March, 1U02, by John T. Saunders aud wife It L Saunders and recorded in book 101, pane 153, Retfia- ter a omce of ttandolob county. I will a-11 at pnblio auction to tbe highest di mer mr casn, at toe luurt house door In Asheboro, N. C, on April 30. 1903. at 12 c 'clock M, tbe following de scribed real eatate, aitoaied in East Brower towimhip nnd bounded aa fol lows, via : Beginning at a atoue. E A Bradv'i corner theuoe ranning no-lb 11 chains and 75 links ts a red oak by tbe aide of the road, tb nee along eai-1 road its various curses in a westerly direction 10 chain" and 80 links to a pout oak oo tbe north aide of road, thenoe 16 deg south of went 8 chaiua and So linka u a atnall pine, thenoe 17 de. east of sontu 8 cnama ana ou links to a svoa mi-re near tbe old time, thenoe east in said line IS cbaina and 50 link to tbe beKinning. containlna 16 acrea lAore or lean. I. A. VYKtitjx, 1 This March SO, 1803. Mortgagee, l i (BjicK VltW.I I! ' I Thf The Great Rheumatic Cure AND Spring Blood Purifier Poiitirdy cures all dittMtl arising from impurities in the blood, includ ing Catarrh, Indigestion, Chronic Conitipation, Kidney and Liver Troubles, etc. Every person in the land needs a powerful blood purifier every Spring. You need it. You want the best the standard. That is RHEXJMACIDE. BBWARB OF D1NOEROCB (SUBSTITUTES. RHEUMACIDE benefits instead of injuring the digestive organs as many so-called medicines do. RHEUMACIDE is a powerful alterative, but old people or children can take it with absolute safety. Price f i. oo at Druggists, or eipress prepaid on receipt of price. Bobbltt Chemical Co., . Groceries! .We have a reputation for keeping the nicest, freshest line of Family Groceries to be found any where. That reputation must be retained, con quently we buy only the freshest and best. Sh ? o e s Our stock of shoes is full and complete and we challenge comparison in style, finish or wear. And we are "feet fitters." Try us next time. High Grade Fertilizers Always on Hand. Morris & Scarboro-Moffitt Co. , Depot Street, A.sla.e'bsro, IT. C. WE ARE ... C 1 o s Our Clothing, as we Haven't Room to Carry it. You can secure some good bargains in Clothing, Shoes, and in fact anything kept in a general store. We closing out our Clothing about 90 Yours Thone42. RIDGE, C J COX, President. J E POOt. Hollady-Pool CORNER. DEPOT STREET, ASIIKBO U O. N. C. New Store! We have lUSt Otiened un selected stocks of Hardware, Cutlery, Plows of every descrip tion, Reapers, Binders, Mowers, Rakes, and all kinds of farm ing implements, Builder's Supplees, Wagons. Buggies, Har ness, Paints, Oils, Wooden-ware, Tin-ware, Stoves, Heaters, Nails, etc., etc., ever displayed in the county. Our line is COMPLETE. Our firm is composed of farm ers and saw mill men and we think we know just what every class of the trade needs and have bought accordingly. Our salesmen will always be found ready and willing to show goods and make to one and all the lowest possible price without any dickering. Don't fail to see us before you buy anything in our line. Very truly yours, Hollady-Pool Hardware Company. "All Wool wide; won't run down at Our Suits and Overcoats are of the H VERY BEST H and at Reasonable prices If it don't suit you to come and see us, send us vour order by mail, same shall and prices guaranteed. We proval to be returned to us when not satisfactory. Chisholm, Stroud, 300 South Elm St. J. W. Fry, Prtil. J. 8. Cox. Vict The Greensboro Loan Trust Co. Capitol Stock, $100,000. "Take earoof tbe Dlmea and th Dollar will lake care of Uiemselvea," Start sarin g aoooant for yourself in your old aira. Start a ainge account for your wife and each ot roar ehUdren and aeoor a them to save and add to it. Four per oent. iotoraat allowed on deposits of fs.00 and apwarda la oar Savins; Department, provided they remain three fall tnoelha from tbe first dy of any month auoceedinfr Ibe depoait. Bend vour deposit or write for fall particular to Greensboro Loon & Trust Co-, GREEKSItORO, K.O. Tbe company also dor a General Bunking; Boaineee anal aeta aa Keoelv r. Trustee, Guardian, Eseentar and Adminiatrator of Estate, 8si Depoait Boxa la Hteel, auC fcargir I'roof.VauiU for rnt. . Baltimore, Hd., U. 5. A. GOING TO e Out... mean just what wo say. We are- suits. Come in und be convinced' to please, DICKENS 4 COMPANY. Vice - Prcs. D M IIOLLaDY, Manjr. Hardware Co. New Goods! ono of t.h larrARt-. nnrl Vioa. aaid a yard ravel rvor the heel." have prompt attention, values ship Suits and Overcoats on ap Crawford & Reer, Qreensbro, N. C. - Pnt. W. E. Albm. Kn. TW.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
April 9, 1903, edition 1
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