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T5he Courier.
pi; i "i-: ONl: dum.ai; a. y;:.
.Vit. C. HAMMER, Editor.
'' ..isllit -lid mi ;v :.v.
iiar(i r of n ivittury it-.i. rvi.
cnco to ijivi.i:; liu- tirnrn !' ::li.
"Wr aiv i t!u- South a Mil
with vvhL'ii i r.-.n k .nit-u'.vn h'-.nl-'
A IVniisvlvaniu fainn-i- ui-nt
the jilil vv Ik-it.-u Hump who li:ul ;
saiiUcil hisdiiuiiii-r w- itn-aiv.-nit
mul allot him llii'oiiu'li I hi'
biirs, follow iny this She 'i.n
jury refused to lind an I . n ! I w
against liin.
Tin- Aslu-vilh. Anli-Salivn .,,
ninth-
an exhibition of its fully
unilini; itli the n piililii an-!
iniinkipul i-t-ciion, ami -
in t!
when t ho ib-siiv for ulVnr i
tlian
i is tile 'iisitv lor tt-iii .-!
The A.-lii'villi' (In.-.-lu-, rml'li
can oran pulilishi'il at A -1 1 . 1 1 1 .
complain that many of the tn-rui-.
ri'jjisti-ivd in tlii- riiv ti.-ct ion ,.
At-llt-viHe vvvii' not .piaiiiii-il. T-i:-
cau?i"i tl;. Ualou'i A to c
li rv.it Nvtt! Il.ivv vi ii
(iaxotto and it- partv ili-i-mi-:
any negro, dead or ;t i i -. !;o.
coitUl ho jrotion on tin- !
books, was di.'iiuliiiril, ' I
otherwise? Thi- i.t:v!:.''s
when in muirol of the I ..,
Ashi'.ilU' all "ud m-v, nl In
ik'irrof. 10 ri-i-ier. i. anll. -
or ilitilitiralioii. A lit I vet lh.
party litt-v nli,vt t,i th',. rv::i
of only 1 i.il n ho i'aii itialify .
iug to law. H", lini' S chaa
men i h:ini;i' n i I It tik-in!
to ,.rl;.i:,i
There 1- llMllMe in
camp in New York,
between Senator !att
Oilell. uf .on:-..
hrL'ht.'ns . !(,. rat
Udell is for u.,-
1'latt niaehiih' .- aula
I.on l':mi. a friend
of Senator 1'latt, in a
vi.--.t- sai.l:
-.No matter w 1: r;,i
he will .low,, in ,1,
publican party h.i-u't
ellillli:ll to he el. fit
Uoosevek is t,t he th
i-autliilate. I
have to .-itipi'tt ili
hc is a beaten man.
men 11!. e I'.iv.in r.iisir.
cratii- i-oiu.-iit
chain- but as
I'tv.-itietit eon!
a rat e.
tie
Chief of
Monroe, am
Union cm
tin citv i.ti
Ville. S. C,
trial, in lh.
Unf. t hai
and 11. li.
were botnul
Conimissioi!
city, on the
postollieo at
i 1.. i
:iiV lb A.
r-. W:
r l. (
cliafLTe
(Jri. i '
Th
unts We'-e found Ltii'tv au-.l
each .ent to the I'.-iie nd I'li-. i
Atlanta (ia., for a term o, tiv v
The trial fotisuiiied two davs.
-'ifter the 3 n . -ii serie tin ir pr.
t.-rm they will b.- indicted f..t
robherv of .-jv.'.u i'n.ni the safe oi
(i. Shoemak. r, of Charlotte: the
tempted bank reblni vat ib- k
and the safe cracking at II
Harrett (iricr's store, at iiattii
Lo e To Be Humbusrc-il.
It is truly wi.ndetfu! hov. .a-;
pi-opk- are gtllh-J! Hole is an i
stance that recently occurred
Concord:
An enterprising man -truck o
town last week and stepped int.. t
iiu.-ket store and bought some pivt
little cakes of soap at 15 cents p
tloz.'ii and within iin vards of t!
Btore lie vt-ndi tl tlieln 1 v outerv
ten cents a cake, declaring tiny we
worth 50 cents, but that he "U
introduce the soap at the iiotnin
price of It) cents. It went fteel
lie said the soan would cure ever
thing but consumption.
Ore Found in Abundance at Ore Hill.
The furniKc of the Empire Ht.-e!
and Iron Con. puny, was closed down
last night, but not for the usual
cause in tact it was it good cau-e.
It has been told in the record that
Mr. Isaac I'oeser, the superintendent,
has always contended that there w a
ore and good ore at Ore Hill, n hieh
place wns almost abandoned some
years ago. c-o prcsistent was he in
his opinion that the company in
structed htm some time ago to niuJu
investigation, which has Wn don.
bT d'gS'OK tunnel. Tbe result lias
been that hue ores in abundance have
been found, so abundant, in fact,
that it ia found necessary to cou
atudt tramways at the place to get
the ore to the railway. Hands aie
scarce and Mr. Posser was instruct
ed to close down and take every man
he could find and go to Ore Hill and
put in these tracks. Greensboro
Keeord.
Gnj't Chape Itcnt.
Fanners hare made good use of
their time for tbe last few days.
ueT utumi casn . nitea an ap-
inui imniL nere urn e q l u oyuuaj id
i'ebmarr.
Moat of the sick of th community
ro oonmiescent.
Mr and Mrs B W Tngh, o Mill
boro, tinted in this lection lart Sim
duv. Mr ami Mm i VT I'n-.'h visited
y,--z' at fcorthti:ie
BILL ARP S LETTER.
i Wheie is my mimlstone. Where
! is tit;, take and my ax-? l'id uny-
1 ': vt hear ot a nejjro stt'iilinir a
'Mi'l-telie'r lie Stole U 10 sell ol
I.-: r li- thought it was a clnvse.
! 'a bet th. re me twenty niijioes in
; of my Inui.-e who know all
;.:! it i' it'iimUloue, but they won't
, Thai is a race trail not to
. ,- .1 mi one another. Who steais my
I . : 1 1 1 1 piteous before we j;ct up ill
j ! i 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 i 1 1 u ? We haven't had u
-.jtiaii to eat ill three months.
I .Mr. Cleveland made a good speech
I in New Yolk on the race ptoblom,
land .-o dill Mr. rarkliui-st, but you
.-..n't tuakiwi good citizen out of a
i i eio without he has a muster or a
i, en w hum he has to depend. My
; ;.i:,;"ii from observation is that
I 'i'li-ki -ee can't tin it or any other
'-ea-ol. Tin' more education, the
j It-- iiifiiualinn to work for u living.
I V-, In are tile Tiiskegee gratliiates.
I 'a-t iawiiu' around or teaching
j -,-'.'.. ... I, 1 real in yesterday's paper
! heiv a ii.-gt-o school teachci was
te.i'ilit in inning made a fake list of
!::.- . li. lar- and drew more money
j ihan he wa- entitled to. ltut ueith-jei-
II, velum! nor I 'ark hurst nor any
i ..ti:"t- Northern man knows enougli
!..:.enl the iifgm ti talk intelligently
' about him. .Nor does this g.-nera-;
lion of Southt in men know much
' in re. Nol.otly ki.ows but the few
j old u. en w ho are left. Itlf editors
'and lew -patKl men do not know.
i'i'inv are all loo ouui;autl most of
. l',,. in t-.iiiie froiii stot k that did not
...in m i roes in tin-old lairy times.
1 I .1" not assert this through conceit.
1 ! ait it tain- and astonishes me to
'e ar .Northern speakers anil sotuu
'i-s fr.nu the South saying that
i ' tii" u 'uro was set fi-i.v iie has
ma il wt'inl. rial i.roulvss, cotisider-
,: i:i that for a thoit-aiid ve.-irs he hail
,!-.. ,;i ith.-v a satnge or a slave. Mi
.:( .', m land -aid "theiv is still a uricv
:!i' i- alii" .at "f iguoratiff, a sad
.!: u ! 1 1 ft 1 1 1 -1 ' u - n i - - and a tivinon-
I .! hi- amoutit of laiin s- and thrift
: :: -- in'i riiiitigled with their eiti
ell-hill.''
i IT Mr t !i veiaiu! hail I n an old
. i . t i .en ..f tile South he wouhl hii
doni (alii, the negro
nil, iutlu-trious, and
i- thoti-aiids of the
bite i.iot.le of the
!i.V!lt
It.-d '
Not an
itr.i
was
om
ie war from
lio (iranile.
amp nor a
..ilia.' lo tin
as not a convict
Th.
in all the South
Th.
ivhiiioti was faithfully ob
n. i ; :;e i. ro families were
-I ami happy, for most of
I a kind master and mis
... will 1 -et up in the night
i-!. r to tli'-ir sick. 1 i;i I lie
: to I..- puni-hed, of coin-.-,
I.a.l bite children, but it
i.t I t.. he done. Talk about
kle- .nd the chain- of hi
i i- all rot anil imagination
tlrei! hate a ina-ter until
Sk a's,'l'li-.",r'a"1MlT1it,il!
I li.-iii lie. d one. and lie
i o tin thousands of v. bile
The fad is there are few
ho have not got one. I d
it th.it I have', but I have
and t hat is tile mine thing
- not a ch-rk in a ston
:ti..
I v, i. th.-r itiale or female, but is tin
, .i i!.- control of .-oniclio.h: not a
. i : uiictor on ti railroad tram nor a
.: -ail-. r on a -hit', nor a pupil in lb
. ! -eh. '!-. nor a policeman in the tow n.
! Miic-tciiths of the people in the civ
! ibeil countries are suboi'tlinate t
! tiie oilier tenth, and it looks like
e cry body ill these L'nited States be
j i.ig to I'eiltly lioosevelt, save n few
-I hesllleS luy-eti aild SOIlIf Jl 1-SISSlppt
l,c..rs.
I he Hid titue .-lave got agood, fair
I lin-iitioii f roiu contact wilh their
1 n.i;-!. r and master's children and
; tiie.L ;.- 'i here thev had advantage of
j the poor whiles. -Most of the family
I - vtai'is could read, notw itbstaiitliug
! th. re was a law forbidding their be
i iiijf taught, .-hackles chains! Where
' is niv griiidstone and tuv rake and
iuy a Ve? l'he negro, especially those
j oi the i-opper-coloreil tyjie, (I (lout
; in. .in iiiulatloesi are natural born
id ehanifs. We had in (ieorgia
j more negro carpenters, blacksmiths
land shoemakers than there were
whites tor the same trades. These
kind- of mechanics are in the State
now, tuit they ilon t come ironi J us
k.gee. For several liears 1 have
been looking for a laboring graduate
from that school, hut have not found
one. A New York friend told me
not long ago that I could find fifty
of t hem as waiters in hotels in New
York city. That is all right. The
money for their education came from
up there and we can spare the whole
turnout. "Just emerged from bond
age and ignorance and were a thou
sand years behind the white race
hen their shackles were knocked
o!T." Oh, my country! Where is
my grindstone? Before those imagi
nary shackles were knocked oft our
slaves were so obedient and law-abid
ing we uitl not need a prison, and
now there are 4,400 in the chain
gangs of Georgia. Wonderful pro
gress! With all their education they
are meaner, lazier, dirtier and ten
times more immoral in their domes
tic relutions than ever before. And
yet some Southern editors boast of
their acquisition of property and
run it up in the millions. Of course
there are some good and some thrifty
negroes who have made money, but
they are not 5 per cent of the mass
es. Oue negro in this town is worth
more than all the rest. The cities
are full of vagabonds who play craps
and steal and snatch pursea from
women and burglarize houses and
keep women and children in state
of constant alarm. Stealing ia ac
much a race trait with them as it is
among the Beldonin Arabs. Where
are my young pigeons and what has
become of mj store wood and eoalr
BILL AKP.
Mr Ii N Si aims, a yonng Raleigh
luwrer, wns f!tcted president of the
State ftti . ' v School Ama-mUim at
The Millionaire Sunday School Class.
TOPIC: Giving up.
GOLDKX KU LK: Give and make
others give.
The last issue of Life had a pict
ure of a Sunday school class with
voting Koekfellel lis the teacher. In
the d iss was liner, Carnegie, llave-
er Ibiiina and other trust niag
s. One hud a catechism on
which was printed, "In Ucef We
I rust. llavemeyer hud a ur ot
Sugar Plumbs," Carnegie had lib-
rarv drawings, unit outers were simi
larly employed, liolow followed the
article:
Topic: Giving up.
Golden Hute: Give and Make
ithers Give.
Lender: You will notice thutoiir
topic this morning is Giving Up,
which, we inter from the Scttpture
lesson, mean that we must give up
something in life. First, let me sug
gest that we need not worry with the
irgtltiieiit of the Nazarene, that it is
easier for a camel to pass through
the eve of needle than it is for a rich
man to enter the kingdom of heayeii:
the comparison is not well drawn,
for all depends upon the size of the
needle and the camel.
He also meiitiones that we should
give all we have to the poor, but we
"know that it would be simply folly
to consider that literally. The Naza
rene was iiiidoubtly a wise poison,
but he never managed a coal trust.
nor an oil trust, nor a beef trust. If
he lived today and should happen to
be picsident of an oil company, and
should attempt to do business on
those lines, he would soon go to the
wall. (Unanimous assent from the
class. I
These injections must be taken
practically. We naturally desire a
few shares of the future life, there
fore wo know that it is business to
give up something that will extend
our inllueiice with the Creator of all
natural products the one who made
a universe ot trusts, cacti ot wnicn
He holds in the hollow of His hands.
The question is: What will be the
easiest service for us? Giving?
Now we come to the underlying
thought. The command to gite is
virtually n eoniniund to get, tor we
cannot give unless we tirst get some
thing to give. How shall we get it
to I'ive? From the people! This
will be a twofold work: When we
gel it from other people that we may
give it up, we will be making tln-m
give up, too, and .they unconsciously
will be saving their souls.
1 should like to have an expression
from a member of the class as to
how we can arrange to give up some
thing according to these principles.
As for myself, 1 have advanced the
price of oil two cents on the gallon,
am) at the end of the year 1 not only
will have made others give up, but
would have gotten euoitoh extra p rot-
it to enable me to give a few hun
dred thousands to a university.
Coal operator: I can estlv
miners' wages mil clear enough t.
endow charieties to help the poor
buy fuel.
the prices of beef and other meats
and raise a sum to establish friendly
inns and soup houses for those who
cannot get work to live.
Steel Trust Magnet: I can man
age to clear the price of a few free
libraries where the people can read
and forget their miseries.
Head of Sugar Trust: I can
make people give up enough extra
for sugar to defray the expenses of a
hundred or so missionaries in Cuba
and the I'hillippincs.
Lender: i Ins is w nat 1 call a pruc
tical Chistian spirit. Hy our work
we shall be known!
James Havcnscroft.
Two Engines Crash on Southern Railway,
Greensboro, N. C, -May 5. Twc
freight trains on the Southern Kail-
way collided at Jamestown early this
morning and smashed up eight or
ten cars, completely wrecking one
engine and damaging the other.
Firemen and engineers again es
caped bv jumping. It was simnlv
another head-on collision caused by-
two trains trying to go different di
rections 011 the same track.
Ow ing to blocking of the Winstou-
Sulem track by other trains waiting
tor the main line to be cleared, pas
sengers from Winston had to walk
in from Pomona, that train due here
at 6:30 this morning not getting iu
until eleven o'clock.
Negro Killed at New Bern.
New Bern, X. C, May 5. George
Vann, a negro t-x-convict, while re
sisting arrest last night, was shot
twice and death was almost instanta
neous. Vann had shot a young white man
named Thomas Green. Officer Lnp
ton, assisted by special officers Dix
on and Stvrnn, attempted to arrest
Vann. lie resisted and shot Dixon
in the thigh and attempted to throw
Lupton off the train. A fnsilade of
shots followed, Green receiving his
share as indicated.
Mr Geo W Garland, a young at
torney of Lexington, and Miss Mat
tie Snores, of Boone ville, Yadkin
county, were married April 29th.
W L Allgood, storekeeper and
ganger, who el u Jed arrest during
toe recent term of United States
district court in Greensboro, has
been arrested in Xadkin county and
placed under a bond of $1,000 for
his appearance at the next term of
court. Allgood refused to testify
upon the grounds that to do so
would incriminate himseJT.
Aft limit at too.
1 her Ii a (rrowiac aratttment which
include old aw from ojolrn the beae
ta of etmiee BoviiloiM in th bos.neo
woo Id . Yewtk t" ewybre piefaml.
Ia thi mpee Elect no Bit-M Is tlf
farnu It bnefttn aid and josnf illk
Bav. O. 3. BatUonir ot AMaw?, R. I
vntnp. I want wrbodr to know
rhitt Clwtnr Hirliil ie. It owrij m
liHinmr una .ter tennhle f-i I
f Ikwffiii 'tJ,- '-H-. I
Trinity Items. j
,in hi i inn -"I i h"-" " .
joyed by all present. Cream was
.v.i. n.tiv b....i ...
served t.y the young ladies wnicti
was the cause of many a dime being
taken in than if it had been other-,
wise.
I.' K Paitride ami .1 K Hall at-;
leaded the Virginia-Carolina ball
game in Greensboro last week.
Someone tried to cuter the post-.
ollice at this place one night last
week by piying the shutter open
with a mattock, but were frightened I
awuv before thev succeeded iu enter
ing.
Miss Indie Young, who lias been
teaching school at Central Falls, re
turned home last Monday.
Messrs Higgs ami Craven spent
several days iu liuiidleman last week
on insurance business. Mr Hriggs
left Friday morning for Greensboro.
Mrs Lowe, ot China Grove, is vis
iting her pnrents here. Mr Lowe
spent Sunday with them.
Mrs K P Curr, of Durham, is vis
iting her daughter, .Mrs J F Heit
1111111. Kev L T Cordell spent several
days here last week with his family.
Mr and Mrs Karlc 11 Craven, of
Lexington, visited Mrs Nannie (ha
ven Friday and Saturday.
Miss F.ilna Lineberry returned
bust week fiom the eastern part of
the State where she has been teach
ing school.
Mr and Mrs John D Hrame visit
ed in Winston several days this week.
Presiding KldtT J K Scroggs, of
Greeushoro, was in town a day or
two last week, leaving Monday morn
ing. The family of Kev L T Cordell
has moved into the house recently
vacated bv dipt Franklin.
Mr. I W Hallance has bought the
piopcrty of Mrs Pepper on Main
street and bus moved into it. Mrs
Pepper has moved into the old hotel
building, and Mr A 0 English has
moved into the Celtrane property on
North Main street.
Messrs J L Welhoni, J D Welborn
and (i K Crovvell spent Saturday
and Sunday in Winston,
Mrs Fields und children, of Win
ston, are here visiting her father,
Pn.f Ganaway.
We invite the students of Liberty
Normal College composing the dra
ma, "Ten Nights in a ltarroom," to
come to Trinity, where we will guar
anty them a good audience.
Mr and -Mrs T 1) Hailis, of Ashe
boro, came up Friday morning to
visit the family of Mr B Parker, re
turning Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs F. It Carr, of Greens
boro, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Hiillnrd, of Norfolk, Va., vis
ited Mrs B Parker lust wfek.
Elise Items.
Mr W .1 Page has moved into his
new house on Salisbury street.
The Asheboro Luinlier XMfg. Co.
under the management of Mr W .1
Page, is doing a line business in
xi......
Mr K O Garner has resigned his
position with the Kline Lumber C...
and accepted u position at Higli
Point.
Mr P A Williams, who lias been
sick for the past few days, is iniprov-
Mr D 11 ussy died last week of ty
phoid fever and was buried at
Smyrna church Friday. He haves
u wife and four small children.
Mr M F Vuiicannon, manager of
Mill No. 2, is doing a very good
business, and has won many friends.
Raraseur Items.
Mr and Mrs I F Craven visited
Mr J C Watkins in (irecnslK.ro last
week.
Mrs A A Hurley and Mis Maude
Allred, of Saiifor.i. visited iu town
last week.
Mr (ieo W Cole, of Enterprise, is
in town painting Mr I F Craven's
residence.
Mr and Mrs A W E Caiu-l mid
Miss Jessie Smitliernian, of Troy,
visited Mrs W H Watkins the latter
part of this week.
Henry Kimery went to Greens
boro Saturday.
D W Wiggins and family moved
to Greensboro Tuesday.
Kev W K Hammer filled his ap
pointments Sunday to large audi
ences.
The town election was held Mon
day and the ticket was elected with
out any opposition.
Profress of Caraway.
Editor Courier: As 1 have
seen nothing from Caraway recently.
and think it proper to keep 111 touch
with the outside world, I will siieak
of the progress ot uaroway.
vt e have four mail routes leaving
Caraway three times a week and one
daily mail and, in audition to that,
the energetic, persevering postmaster
has built a nice commodicna oflice
and haa this week secured an up-to-date
switchboard for his central
phone oflice, and with his competent
daughter, Miss Ida, you may expect
yonr messages attended to properly.
Caraw-av ia certainly on a boom
aud if J JarreH'a health does not
fail him there ia no telling what
Caraway will be in tbe future and
we also have the old man Mr Miller
always on hand to revive the strong,
confirm the weak, and after the mail
carriers sing.
A Subscriber.
Greatly Alknatd
By a Pctabteat Cough, but PcrmaV
neatly Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Mr. H. P. Bajbac. a Xailaot al law,
ia Grwnti'l. B. CU ba4 km troubled
lor toot r Bee fmmn with m eoritio
axmaMtk wlrich k a?, "grva'k
alarm ed mm, eHsDf mt to tar that I
wtta la th first mm of eoenaiptiaB,'
Mr. Burha, bee.nj am Chat-bsrla-n
i ouvh Remedy adearit'Kl, I
eou. ln.lttj t fcjr K
he cat' of it: 1
t4 iiu
1 rmrit- f
city Elections in the State.
i ne chv elections uiiuiiytiuiii int-1
oiaie passeo tin i ttieiiv no tin uo c
riln h-arn.
M liiwn was re-elected mayor
f charlotte together with 12 of the
13 uldernien running on the same
ticket.
Kinstn voted bond:
lo the amount 1
;
0f .ii.m.oOO. j
f,e fu democratic ticket was!
elected at Mt. Airv. !
The dry ticket headed by Joseph
Elliott was elected at Hickory.
The anti-saloon forces carry Dur
ham, headed by J F Frecland.
Tito democratic ticket was elected
at Asheville headed by E V Kaw ls
for mayor.
I 11 Mover was reelected mayor
of Lexington over O E Mendeiihall.
Mebane and Hawlield voted for
ailed schools.
W H Osborne was re-elecsed mayor
of Greei.sboro. Only 17 votes were
st for G T Glascock, independent.
New Berne eoes democratic. Dem
ocratic uldernien in every ward were
elected.
La ti range and Chapel Hill both
voteil for graded schools.
It ,1 Southland was elected mayor
of Henderson for the 13th time.
The full democratic ticket headed
bv Mayor Powell wus elected at
Kaleigh.
High Point re-elected J J Cox
iiiavor and voted $85,000 in bonds.
1 he democrats carried Mocksvillc.
Mayor Boidcn and a full set of
leiniK-ratic aldermen were elected at
Salisbury.
L'p and Down Sandy Creek.
The people had a regular picnic
on the creek the 1st and it wus so
cold thuv had to build a camplire.
Thero were all sizes, sexes and colors.
One fellow thought he had a large
fish on his hook but it turned out to
be a moccasin. He threw snake,
pole and all in the creek and hastily
beat a retreat.
Mr and Mrs J F Jones, of' Kam
seur, visited their ftuher, Mr Alfred
Jones, of Mullen, last Sunday.
Mrs Kizie- Burriss died at her
home near Kandlemnn 011 the 3th
and was buried at Cool Spring. She
was a sister of the tinic-lionored r.li
Ward, of Sandy Creek, w ho is now
in his Stlth year. Mrs Burriss was
near S4.
The little son of Mr and Mrs
She lev Yoik died Saturday.
Now there are some folks who like
to have their names put in the paper
but Mr Lewis lork, of Sandy I reek
is not one of them. He is raisini
cuin about his name being in the
I imiklinvillo items last week.
Messrs L York and E Burgess, of
Sandy Creek, make frcmient living
trips down towards Franklinville,
but what the attraction is we nave
not learned.
Now we do not belouu to the club
of grumblers at all but wheat is all
covered with rust and but precious
little fruit and the corn won t come
up and the vegetables won't grow
but that is not our business we arc
The Bible says Paul may plant
and Apollis water, but God gives the
increase.
Why Not Items.
(Keceivcd too late for last week.)
Miss Estelle Calicutt, of Strieby,
SKiit a few days at J B Slack's last
week.
Misses Etta and Fleta King and
Master Elsie sjK-nt Saturday night
at John lungs, ot rork Creek.
Misses 1 let tie and Laura Lucas,
students of X A, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Alice Annum, of
Asburv.
Mr Maness, of Moore comity, who
lias recently entered school, visited
his home last week.
Miss Vclon Lawrence has return
ed from High Point-
Mr W C Spencer has returned
from a trip through the Southern
and Western States.
There will be a public debate at
the Academv Inursdav in cut.
Mrs GB Freeman died April 14
and was bnried at Christian Union
the ICth. We extend our sympathy
to the beieaved relatives.
The stadents are preparing for
commencement. We are expecting
a nice time.
Cheeks Items.
Ret H A Albright filled his pul
pit at Pleasant Grove yesterday and
preached an able sermon.
Our Sunday School is progressing
finely. A large crowd read the les
son on the 1st Sunday and large
number of spectators.
Mr and Mrs J W Brady, f Cedar
Falls, visited Mr Brads' parents
Saturday night.
Several of the members of the An
tioch choir attended preaching Sun
day and assisted the choir at Pleas
ant Grove in singing. Come again.
Messrs J A and & A Brady visit
ed their nncle J F Cox, and think
he is slowly improving.
Mr G P Bray was a pleasant call
er at Jaa Brady's Sunday evening.
E S Caviness found bee tree
Saturday evening guess he will
nave plenty of honey.
Married, st the residence of J A
Bradv. on April 26th. J C Bradv
nd Angie Brady, J A Brady, J P,
officiating.
Misses Mary and Maggie Cheek
visited Miss Lnla Hick Sunday
evening.
farmers are hustling their work
preparing for their crop now. Wheat
aud oat looking fine now.
Issasrtsst FaYassra. Balaace Yoar
Maaara.
A ton of stable manure contains
only 89 pounds of plant food. It
should contain 75 pounds.
Add to each ton a tack of Kainit
and 180 pounds'(say sack; of acid
phosphate-Said material will increase
the plsvtt food to 7S and balance the
maaart for corn. A ton ot balanced
manure vill then go M far w three
toot of UTibalancwL
FaiTner. 1
7 --"-"
jit T " t, ; V' .'a f I Ut 1 1
I Cures Eczema, Itching Humost, I
! Pimples and Carbuncles. Costs
Nothing to Try.
11. U. li. (BotdMO Blond Unite) s 11 1
rer'aiii and sure for eeznci, uelii' R
sk 11, hum rtt, sea s. sc-'h-s, waier.v !
I. listers, pi'itplo-. nc limit l."es or
joints, I101I3. ca.hunclus, pr.ektn
t. ins iu Ihtt skin, old t-ntitiif c
nicer, etc Hotn- to Hlo- d Balm enron
ti n wo st a d .1 osi item. seHtrd tai"
v .-in ii'hii'ir, purtfyinir and vitalbinu
In- liloul, uieri-by sivng a h-althy
loud eupi'ly to h skin. IIcrU aterv
ve h ml uives the 'loll Blow vt benltb
lo the ski .. Ii11il.lt . p 1I111 hro-' ii
Inwii It.M.y H. d iKHkes the blood nd
i .l iKinrkhing. Kf.eeilly i dvi-ed f. r
lironie. -Id eime t lint doctor", patent
nif ili ties p ml hot ep. i e fall In cum"
I'lti-KlstB. tl, with coiiii'letedireciio.
f Or ho-re cuo. To prove B. B. B.
i-e, sump e sont free uud prerat'1 '-y
ritloa Bin. d Balm At Ian a,
D.s.nbe trouble, mid tree meilici.1
a-iv.ee nent in roiled letter. Sliiinid
lirug Conipanv.
A Chicago undertaker has been
haled to court for soliciting business
before death ensued. Now if it had
been a Knoxville, Tenii., undertaker
his actum would have been regarded
in the light of legitmate competition.
Sensation.
There was a hig sensation In Leesville
Ind. tnhen W. H. Brown of ibsr places
who watt pipet-tfd to d e, bad bis life
ssve-l by Dr. King's New Discovery
'Or Consumption. He writes: "I en
dured Insufferable nhoi.ies from Altitun
hut your "New Discovery" give me im
poillHte relief and soon thereafter
effected a complete oura. 8iniilreitee,
of ' onsumi tion, P -eumonia, Br"mhi
ti an! Orlp are numerous It's tbe
pi-i-r ees remrtlv tor all threat and lunK
iroubhs. Price 5uc,and 11.00. (tuaran
teeil hy Standard Drug O. Trial
bottles freo.
It is barely possible that some of
the younger army otlicers wiioni
General Miles accuses of cruelty have
lieeii studying his own record, and
are ambitions to be head of tin army
themselves some duv.
A SWEKT BREATH
is a never fatlini: titto of a hea'thy
stomach. When the breath is had the
stomnch is nut of ordei. There is ii"
remedy in the world equal to Kodil
Cyspepsia Cure lor cu'ins; indigestion,
dynpepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick, of White Plain,
Kv.. writ.-s: ''I htve been a dyspeptic
t T years tried all kinds ot remedies
but continued 10 grow worse. By tbe
mo of Kodoi 1 Organ to improve ai
.in, e, mul alter tnkhK a few bott'es am
ful'r restortd in eiiib, health and
gti-Hiiath andean eat whatever I like
K dol digest wrai y.vn at and innkes
the Btotnucb w." t. W. A. Underwood,
Kauillemtin,
A good many newspapers nre in
dttlging in a lot of natural comment
over the fact that Dr. r.. Hcnjuniin
Andrews hasn t vet risen up to- ex
plain this liussian-Manchiirian affair.
DI E NOTICE IS SERVED.
Due no-ice is hereby served on tbe
Public Kenerallv tbat DeWltt's wit
Hazel Salve is th.. only salve on the
ninrket Unit is made from tbe pure
unadulterated wlicb. Hazel. UeVVltl
Witch Hazel Salve bat cared thons
f nf 1IM thil r.,lt Tin I
yield to any 01 ber treatment, and thit
fact has broiiKht out niaivy worthless
couniei feit4. I hose persons who tret
tbe ytnuine D.-Witt'a Witch H.zl Salve
are Lever disappurned. because
cures. W. A. Underwood, Randle-
man.
It really does look just a little like
rubbing it intoinvtte President lioose
velt to 8t. IjOtiis to assist in lavin
the corner stone of the Clevefaud
presidential boom.
D0E3 Tl PAY TO BUY CHEAP?
A cheap rem. dy tor congas and cold
is ull riKUt, bat yon want sometbl
that will relieve and cure tbe more re
tee und damArouR reaaltn of tbroat
and lung Ironbles- What shall voudo?
Uo to a warmer and more r eular oil
mate? Yes, if poadble; if not po-sible
for you, then iu e'tber case take the
only remedy tbat has been introduced
in all civilised countries with soooets
in severe 1 tar-tat and long trrnbles,
'Bosjbee's German Svrup." It not
only heals and stimnlates the tissues to
'lea troy 1 he a-eria disease, but alut
ttammatlon, causes easy expeoioration,
Rives a gooj night's res', and cures the
pipent. Try one Dot tie. Kerommend
ed many years by all druggists in the
world. You can git this reliable
remedy at all druggists. Price 25c and
;5c.
There is nothing more disgusting
to a man who loves tbe plain, naked.
unadulterated truth, stripped of the
veneering of a false iridescence, than
to note the air of importance assum
ed by some people we meet every
day. Wilson Ptews.
Too Great Risk.
In almost every neighborhood some
one haa ded from an attack of oolic or
cholera morbus, r.ften before madtolne
could be procured or a phys'oiaa sum -motied.
A reliable remedy for these
diseases could be kepe at hand. Tbe
ri-k is too great lor anyone to lake.
nantDenain a one, vooiera am
Diarrhoea Remedy baa undoubted!
stved tbe Uvea of more People am
relieved more prin and saffermg than
any otbtr medicine In ae. It can al
ways be depended upon. For aale hy
Standard UrugfUo. Kanaleman.
Mrs Ingold, of Randleman, spent
Sunday here with Mrs F Arthur
Henley.
A Farmer Straightened Out.
"A man living on a laros near be
came in a abort time ago oomptete
doubled op wit rbeamatlsm I band.
bin a bottle of Chamberlain's Pkin
Balm asd told him to ore It freely and
it not satiated after subs; it sm amd
not pay eeoi for It," aaya O. P.
Kayder, of Pattens UtUa. N. Y. "A
few days later h walked Into the store
as atraight aa a striae And banded as
a dollar saying. Kite mo anotnerbottn
of Cbnmberlaia's Pa B Blaw . I want at
ha the aoune all the tine for It eared
na." For sale by Standard Drag t o.
Kandlemaa.
if r Richard Hollowell, of Greens
biro, (pent Snnday her with Mr
and Mrs 1) M Petty,
r .
GOOD FOB CHILDREN.
Th sleUMBa to takt and harmless
Ooa yinuta t -lOJia Car rt'aa innil-
at rotiet 1b atl raum ot Coigh. Vravp
and IisKiripp baeanse tt aoxm not paw
iib isdwtely Into tbe Mnmanh. t
f- ai nent ac cat seam me
t'-BDble. tttltawsoot t! tsn-nims.
, bAi e:. 1 W)i 1. - and ec r ei-1-
D I S K I rT P L t Ti E f S T 5
MANUFACTURED Pt
Johnston Harvester Company.
Continental and Diamond Harrows and Cultivators.
Write for catalogue prices.
Randleman, N. C. W. G. BARKER, Agt.
We have a complete line of the best Razors,
Table and Pocket Cutlery in addition to our
Mammoth Stock
of General Hardware, Farm Implements of all
kinds, Buggies, Harness, Etc., Etc.
You will a egret it if you don't call and see
us before making your purchases.
McCrary - Redding
HARDWARE COMPANY.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
JOB PRINTING
SEND YOUR.
QUES I ION ANSWERED.
Yes, AuguBt Klower still I as tbe tar
givt sale of any medicine in the civili
sed world. Yoarniiithers' nnd rnd
mdthi rs' never thought of usini? any
thing else lor Indention or Bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce nnd they
wlHnm bonid of A)ndicttlo, NerVOUS
Prostration or Meat fnilure, etc.
Tbey nsod Ang ist Fn wer to clean ont
the system and stop fermenation of unHj
gested lo'id, regulate Ibe action ot the
liver, stimulate ihe nervous and orRin
ic acil n of the svstem, and titni is all
they to -k rlie:t fcelint dull and bad
wliii h adacbes anil otber aches. Yon
only nc d a lew doses of Green's Aa
gut Flnwer, in liquid f rm, lo make
you satisfl-d there is nuthing serious
the matter with vou. You can got Uns
reliable remnly at alt druggtMs.
Price 25o and 75c.
Iiheumncidc is a Hinerful blood
puritier. It cures rlieunintisiii, scia
tica and other stubborn diseasi-s per
manently. This is proof that you
want to take it to purify your blood
1111s spring. At Druggists.
All WERE BAFFLED.
Woid comes fniu vvke. Ark, that
Rev, Jno. J Cox had a strange mat idy
accompanied qv yellow jaundk-e. For
yeara, physicians were baffled and
tbough evir,thing known to the pro
less'on was u-ed, tbe troub'e remained.
One dny ho began 10 use Electric Bit
ters and' in a we. k, a change for tbe
better ean e and. at Irngtb be 111 n
tlrely eared. It's the must reliable
medicine for Liver and Kidney trochlea
Only 60c and guaranteed by Standard
urug 10.
Mr George B Craven, of Trinity,
was here yesterday.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONB DAT
Take Leiatite Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggis S refund the money if it
fails to cats. E. W. Grove's sis-nature
00 eaoo do 1. zso.
Mortgage Sale.
Hr virtue of a power of sale eontain-
d In a mortrase oeea exeentea or N.
B. Dicks and wife Nancy. M. Dicks to
R L. Dicks on tbe 14th day of April
1900, to secure the payment of a oor
Uiq bond therein aisoribed, and duty
rai-orded in tbe office of the Register of
Deed of Randolph County in bo-'k 107,
nag" 18, and duty assigned to 8, 8.
Welborn. and detanlt bavins been made
in the payment or said bond as pro
vided ia said marts ae dead, wo will
sell at public suction to tbe highest
ladder tor easa at t conn nonse door
in Asheboro. Randolph County, at 12
o'clock M. oa Monday the 1st day of
Jnna 190 tbe laaa conveyed and dea
criSed in Sjid mortgage d-ad, at fol-
lows: Aoertaln ciece ur 11 act of land
I vine and being in Randolph Countv.
state atoreeaiu, in new naraei lowu
ahlp, Begnioiug at a stone In tbe road
id running north a 1-8 daw wests cht
to a atone, ibenee east IS ebs and 00
links to a dugood, tbeneo not th 4 eba
and w links to an a. a at tne branch,
ttmnos down tbe original branch 11 eh
to a (onrwood, thence 80 eba to a stone
in Ihe road, thenca a eoutbeaet course
18 ehs and 6 links to too Degiuniog.
containing IS acres more or rase.
a. i ottAO, aasvigagee,
8. 8 W KLBORK, Awtgnee,
This) May 1st, 1901.
Notke.
Having quail fled as administrator ea
toe estate 01 "an 1'eteraoa, Qeeaaaaii,
before W C HaSBooail, clerk ol tbe -
perijr Court of Kaodolob eonaty, ail
persons holding claims afainat asid
.ta'a are hwreby notioeii to present
tbam tn the vutinraignwi, duly vanned.
on or bof iretlM 1 11 h day "f April lwia.
or tills smt'O m:l b Mtod la bit
: tnrt.tT! md aM f'aona in-
!
ORDERS TO US.
ORGANS
Factory Sale at Asheboro.
1!. vv. VYIi r. have Jnrt unloaded a soltit
carol the -MATCHI.KSH"
IBURDETT ORGANS.
Iieen U'fnn the utitille fnc 87 vmra. Over 75.goo
In iiH-. Tin y are hlah grade Inatrumenla IB
ever- nense 01 the wonl.
These organs have a pure, sweet
tone, easy to ojierato, handsome and
substantial cases in both walnut and
quarter-sawed oak. All BURDKTT
OKCANS guarantml. See these
organs before vou buy.
g; w."fri& CO.,
State Representatives for Factory.
North Carolina oflice and Wareroom
ut Salishurv. -
NEW THINGS IN
CLOTHING!
These cuts represent some of the
new things that we are now opening
np direct from the manufacturers.
Call in and see the latest and beat in
men's wearables.
THE MERITT-JOHNSON CO.
308 S. Elm St Greensboro. N. C.
Dr. W. A. Woollen,
Will bo in his offloo
from 8 a. m. until 6 p.
m. each day to exam
ine and prescribe for
any one, who may de
Bire his assistance.
Chronic dlnertsns a
specialty.
W. A. WOOLLEN, M. D.,
RANDLEMAN, N. C.
FOR
Rock Bottom Prices
On GROCERIES and BEST
PRICES tor yonr Chicken
ud Kggt be sure te go to
Franklinville, N. C
Kear Popjt.
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