The Asheboro Courier.
Local and Personal.
It is only a little over three weekf
until Christmas.
Uriah Prosnill, of Ulah, wa here
since qui last issue.
Miss Jessie Birkhead ha returned
from a visit to Statesville.
B 1$ Burns and family have re
moved to High Point.
C S Morris, of Qreeusboro. visited
his parents at this place last week
Mrs M A Moflitt has moved into
her new house on Sunset Avenue.
Miss Fay Burns visited in Ran
dleman last week.
Mrs Joe Simmons, of Steeds, is
visiting her sister, Mrs J M Rich.
J II Hartman, of Salisbury, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs E A
Caudle.
Mrs. W W Redding, of Randleman,
visited her daughter, Mrs. W J
Gregron, last week.
Ernest Redding, of Smithiield, is
spending some time here with his
father, A 0 Redding.
County Commissioners meet next
Monday, at which time tho county
officers will give bond.
Miss Huttie Coe, of High Point, is
acting as stenographer for Hammer
& Spence this week.
Joe D Ross, Seth W Laughliuaud
Shu be Laughlin returned from St
Louis last week.
Randolph Superior Court con
venegs next Tuesday morning, Jtu'go
Cooke presiding.
J II Spencer, of Why Hot, uud C
L Spencei, of Greenville, Ala., gave
us pleasant calls lost week.
Oscar Coffin left last Thursday
for Salisbury, where he has a position
in the drug store of G M Purncll.
W A 8aunders, of High Point,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Aohe
boro with his sister, Mrs James
Rich.
Mrs Amos Gregson, of Raudle
man, visited her son, W J Gregson,
on North Fayetteville street last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C Hammer,
little Harriett Hammer and Miss
Lula Steed left last Thursday after
noou for St, Louis.
Kd Millis, who was pay teller at
the Bank of Randolph during the
absence of Joe Ross, has returned to
his home at High Point.
The hardware dealers in Asheboro
are calling cspe'iial attention to their
large stock of steel ranges, cook
stoves aud heaters.
Rev J A Webster and wife, of
Frankliuvillu, spent Thanksgiving
day iu Asheboro with their son, W
B Webster.
Subscription paid: 0 W Huiovy,
J L Snyder, Mrs Jas L Winuing
luiui, TV n Bonkemeyer, J H Spen
cer, C L Spencer, J N Pritchard.
Mr and Mrs Ernest league, of
near Greensboro, spent a few oay in
Asheboro the first of the week visit
ing Mr 'league's parents.
The holiness people will being a
meeting in their new church at this
place tomorrow night. Rev Thomas
Hodgin will assist in the meeting we
understand.
J C Hammer, of Staley, was here
Saturday. Mr. Hammer offers his
personal property for sale in auothcr
column. See his notice.
The Randleman Times says that
Ernest Tucker, of that place, and
Miss Florence Moflitt, of Millikan,
were married Nor 19th, E P Hayes,
J. P. officiated.
C II and J A Spencer, two Ran
delph boys residing at Hamlet, came
up lust week aud went down to Me
chanic to spead Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr and Mrs W W
Sper.cer." Messrs Spencer gave us a
pleaia:.t call on th'-ir return to
Hamlet Saturday
C L Spencei and wife, of Alabama,
are visiting Mr Spencer's parents,
Mr and Mrs J H Spencer, who live
at Why Not. Mr Speneer is engaged
in farming in Alabama and we are
glad to Ivurn he is doing well in his
new home.
I'r C H Lewi and wife, of Far
nipr, were here Tuesday. The docter j
ii. forms ua that f m un bai been
ruttiug his phone wire bet ween Car
away and Farmer and he often a re
ward for the 'person or persons com
mitting the deed. See notice else
where. i
Greensboro Kword iiociStb:
Deputy United Slates Marshal J, T
MillikM and Mr John Myrick, of
the Greensboro Lun and Trust Com
puay, at special guard, left yesterday
at neod for Washington, carrying
with then Raymond Beutield, of
Mitchell county, and Dan Peuland,
of Hsywood eounty, who were re-1
cently sentenced to a Una of thir-
t.n months in the Rpfortnitory for
yonthfnl criminals on the charge of
havi.g brki .t UwUd .State.
Jpwwmce.
Miss Mittie Lovett, of Burlington
is visiting in Asheboro.
Ferd Ingold and E P Hayes, of
Randleman, were in town Tuesday.
Clarence Rnsh is at home from
Winston for a few days bird hunt
ing.
Mrs A C Cox spent several da)
in High Point last week visiting rela
tives.
h C Lassiter and M F Skeen. ol
Concord township, were in Ash
boro .Tuesday.
The High Point Weekly Lcdgei
is one'ycar old. May it live mam
more.
R R Ross has returned from the
West with a nico lot of horses and
mules.
The Courier is delayed again this
week on account of its gasoline eu
gino refusing to work.
D Aumannnade a business trip to
the southern part of the county the
Jrst of the week.
C B Russell, of Coleridge, has a
position as bookkeeper for the Ashe
boro Lnmber & Mfg Co.
The many friends of E B Kearns
rill be flail to know that he is re
covering freui the stroke of paralysis
received some time ago.
Jas. Keriii i-and little daughter,
Maud, of KeroersviIIe, spent Mon
day in Asheboro, returning home
Tuesday.
The High Poiut Ledger says that
the Metal ij bed factory destroyed by
fire mouth or so ago. has again fct.irt-
ed up.
At th ewcert givrii by the music
cluss at the Academy lutt week for
the benefit of the iiimio fund 8.20
were taken in.
C J Cox, who suffered u stiok
of purulysis several mouths tigt, is
very much improved. lie is now
able to sit up a part of the time.
There will lie uh important meet
ing of the Randolph Ttcoher's Asso
ciation in Asheboro on Saturday,
Dec 10th. Kvery white teacher iu
the county is urged to attend this
meet ins.
J. B. ttorncy Killed.
Mr W J Miller received a telegram
one day lust week announcing
th accidental killing of Mr .1 B
Horuey in Colminbus, Ga. by a rail
road train. Mr Homey former!)
lived in Concord township this
couutv.
House Burnet.
The dwelling house of T H Tysor
at Erect, Brower township, this
county, was destroyedby fire on the
night of Nov 19 to. There was only
a small amonnt of his household
property saved from the burning
building.
Distillery Captured.
Deputy .Marshall J S Free uud
others made u raid just over the line
iu Davidson county one night last
week and captured a blockade dis
tillery, together with about 20 gal
lons of whiskey. The distillery was
of about 80 gallon capacity and was
running at full blast. They also
captured a man by the name of
Franks at the distillery and brought
him to Asheboro and placed him iu
jail. Franks claims he had nothing
to do with the distillery aud only
"happened" to be there when the
officers arrived.
MarrM-
Nov. 6th at Trinity, Miss Nuuuie
Coltrane, daughter of Oliver 'olt-
rane, to Mr John Hiutt, of High
Point, T S Boulding, J P., officiat
ing.
On Nov 20th at the homo of
Hiriam Shiptou at Trinity, Mis
Salhe Shipton to Mr George Scar
lett, of High Point, by T S Bould
ing, J I'.
At the home of the offici
ating Justice of the Peace, uear
Trinity, Nov 20th, Miss Coia English
and Mr H O Lathom, T S Boulding
officiating.
Mosey la Ralilif Fewls.
In the markets of the larger ci'ies
and towns throughout the country
turkeys sold for Thanksgiving at or
uear 10 eeuta a pound. Not only
was turkey at an altitude, but chick
ens trjed to dust the skies. , Chick
eus were 18 to 23 ceaU t pound iu
the larger cities and towns. Lettuce,
celery, cauliflower and cabbage soar
ed also out of the popular reach,
Chickens and all kinds of fowls have
risen in price for seveial years until
many goud b"iues men in different
section are raising fowls for market
and xnaklnr money. For one' who
knows bow and can Invest a tioui
land to three thousand dollars ir the
business there is probably 'nothing'
which brii.gs so great returns as
raising chickeat and eggs for market.
' Diet : -
At her home in High Point last
week, Mr J M Billiard,.'-
At 8ur m jtHi Mr
Kith, widow of John Kleh.
Honor Roll.
Following is the honor roll of the
Athrboro Graded School for month
-nding November 25, 1904:
1st Grade: Bessie Aunian. Lura
Jones, Margaret Morris, Nettie New-
by, Gerti.a Nance, EiHa Spoon, Kate
Walker, George Uelta, Charles Betts,
Simou Fox, Earl Free, Eugene Mor
is Cortex Norman, Johu Piummer,
Harvey Rodgers, Carl Rodgers, Wiley
lush, Ernest Spencer.
2nd Grade: Wayne Miller, Grace
t-Vrree, Marietta Berry, Wade Jones,
Everett Newby.
3rd Grade: Elmer Cox, Mildred
Birkhead, Willie Hughes, Lallan
Sapp, Lillian Hendricks, Pearl
Kivett, Myrtie Ridge.
4th Grade: Henry Joues, Alio
Kline, Farla Spoon.
6th Grade: Clifford Cox, Isley
Cox, Maggie Davis, Mamie Morris,
Lncile Rush.
6th Grude: Lollio Jones, Blanche
Spoon, Bessie Laughlin, Wayluud
Hayes.
7th Grade: RoEcee Miller.
8th Grade: Marietta Betts, Geo
Ross.
9th Grade: Aunie Moring.Massah
Lambert.
Central Falls Items.
November 2D. The health of the
town is very good now although Miss
Jennie Allred'a condition remains
critical.
Joe Hamlin wus at home Sunday
from Liberty where he and his sister,
Fin Die, arc in school.
Jas Howell also of Liberty was
heiv laet week.
Misses ijovella York uud Virginia
Wiiiiiiuphum and W C Armstrong
t to Franklin wile to the school
enu-rraiiinieitt Friday night
riie ChrittmiiH entertainment is
prcgrrarttng nin-ly under tin man
agement nt mr. .Miiises Meimi'ii'ks
and Hill nul .Vi'rsrs Hamilton and
Armstrong.
Andrew Luck and Mis t?trah
Allied w ere married at the home of
the brid" last Sunday night. Only
speci.il friend were invited. Rev
Hopkins ollk-iuted.
(Joiitial Falls, Nov. 2'J We want
to thank ('apt. Kennedy and the
road fori-e for om toads the nicest
in the county. They are now work-
ng on the road from Central to
where it iutersects with the Cedar
Falls and Asheboro road neat Daul
Allred'o.
The mill is running on full time.
The people of Central Falls have
just found out that the giay horse
nas not beeu standing in a certain
Oack lot for nothing, for Sunday
uight Squire A J Luck and Mrs.
darah Allied were happily muiried
ly Rev. J II Hopkiub.
Ramicur Locals.
November 28. Miss Pearl Ferre
has accepted the position as book
Keeper for the Columbia Mfg Co.
Mr aud Mrs W U Watkius spent
f hauksgiviug day in Greensboro.
Misses Pearl Leonard and Kate
Kearns, of Cedar Falls, visited Mr
uud Mrs E B Leonard l ist week.
Dr Tate killed a 300 pound porker
Monday and J C Reece a 310
pounder.
Mrs Yancey Craven is visitiug her
su, I F Craven.
Prof and Mrs Cobb and pupils
gave a delignuui entertainment
the academy on last Thurs
day night. A nice sum was realized
for the impwement of the academy.
Sam Reitzel, an excellent farmer
and good citizen, raised an ear of
corn with 1,406 grains on it by a
caref ul Count. This is the champion
ear so far by a number of grains.
Mr Doc Duncau, of Julian, visit
ed Mr and Mrs G M Kimery on
Sunday.
Rev C A Wood preached most ex
cellent sermons in his pulpit last
Sunday morning and evening. Our
people aie much pleased to know
that ho will be with us again.
Mr and Mrs C B Smith entertaiu-
ed a number of their friends on
Thanksgiving day. The good things
were too manv to mention and we
enjoyed the occasion so much thHt
we hope to be there next year.
Rev C A Wood was given tin old
fashioned poaudiug on Thanksgiv
ing eve. Bro. Wood and family
have greatly endeared themselves to
our people and this was a slight j
token of cheer, love and esteem,
May they be blw-d io all the vicisi-
tndes of lif.
philogian Literary Society will
giveanuysier supper ou Saturday
night Dec 3rd at academy.
As delicious as
Supersedes old-fiahloned Cod Uver Oil aad Emulsion
GnaraaUed to eon tain all th maditHnal learnta, actually takaa
from genuine fnah ooda livers, with erganie iroa and otiar
body-balliliDg ingredient, bat BO oil or grease, Baking tbe
greatest strength and fleah creator knows to medicine. For
old pcopU, puny children, weak, palo women, aaralng
XX hers, chronic cold, faackmr cough, throat aad lung
trawbtea, incipient consoenptioat- nothing oaaal VLaoL
. fty aM( few eeal Ska we wB ream a
Asheboro Drug Comnany.
I Randleman Items.
Randleman, Nov 30. Gents Lamb
whose injury at the cotton gin was
j reported in last week's ispub of the
. Courier, is ranidlv recovering from
j the sickness resulting from the acci-
, dent.
Miss Katherine Page, of the Salem
Female Academy, returned to Wins
ton -Salem ou Monday, after having
spent a few days with her sister,
Miss Daisy Stuart Page,
Messrs J W and U C McAlis'er
have been hunting neat here
I diirini; the past week. As a cotise-
quence, game is now scarce iu this
vicinity.
Mrs A L Mendeuhall, who has
been visit ng her sou, Mr E E Men
denhall, of High Point, returned
homo on Monday.
Mr John T Council spent Sunday
in Asheboro.
Franklinvllle Hems.
W R Free, who has been in school
here for sometime, is now studying
telegraphy.
Miss Anna Fields, of I'leasaut
Garden, visited Mrs John Feemau
last week.
W C Burrow has gone to High
Point where be has secured u good
position.
Lewis York was in town last week
and informed us that one thousand
bushels of corn, and over nine han
dled bushels of wheat and oats were
mised on their farm this year.
II T Ryder, of Greensboro, visited
his family hero last week while do
ing some plumbing for Capt W D
Lane at Ramseur.
Among ihe mauy large porkers
that have been killed in the last few
days is J L Luther's which weighed
362 lbs.
A huge crowd attended the play
at the Academy Friday night and
pronounced it success and are anx
iously awaiting the Christmas enter
tainment which will be much better.
Misses Kate and Nannie Buie
wishes to express their sincere
tbunks for the terrible poundiug
they reeei.ed last Wednesday uight.
These two good ladies have been liv
ing aloue siuce their brother died
some some months ago, and owing to
ill health have not been able to work,
so the good people of our town irre
spective of denomination, gathered
at their home on the above night
aud literally tilled their room with
the best provisions that could be ob
tained. Grant Pickups.
Mr und Mrs J W Moore, of Man-
dalia, have iecentlv moved to this
neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Evans who recently
moved to this community received
nice pounding Saturday uight which
they seemed to appreciate.
Glasgow & Ragsdale will soon saw
out and move their mill elsewhere.
George and Lewis Brady, of Mof
titt's, spent two or three days last
week bird huntiug with W H Glus
gow and A M Ragsdale. They kill
ed CO birds and several rabbits and
squirrels.
Browera Sunday school is making
preparations for a Christmas enter
tainment. T c public school at Brow ers
taught by Mr Glass is progressing
nicely.
The boys of this community who
have been attending school at Frank
linville have -returned home to at
tend the public school.
Why Net Locals
Why Not, Nov 29. Charlie Spen
cer and wife, of Alabama, are visit
ing relatives at this place. Charlie
left here nine years ago, married iu
Alabama aud is doing well.
Will Garner and family are mov
ing to Randlemau.
Dewey, the 6-year-old son of J B
Slack, fell off a loaden wagon Satur
day the wagon passing over his leg
breaking it.
J H Soeecer and son, Charlie, are
visiting in Davidson county.
Rev Martin Leach was bete Fri
day to place his daughter, Miss Em
ma, iu school.
Miss Flossie McLean, of Caledo
nia, spent a few days with the fami
ly of T V Lawrence the past week.
Wm Cugle is the happy father of
a son.
Henry Yow is erectiug a new resi
dence. Dr W U Wakefield, of Charlotte,
N C. will be in High Point at El-
wood Hotel on Thursday, December
1L for one dav onlv. Ilia nractice
. ; iiimWi to eye, ear, nose and throat,
and fitting glasses.
Tlie New
Body Builder
a Preah Orange
ired
It may to from overwork, but
the chances are its from an in
active LIVER. .. -With
a well conducted LIVER
cae can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be kepi In healthful action
by, and only by
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Cray's Chapel.
Nov 28. Leslie Coltrane, who is
sick at his grand father's, I O
Coble, is improving some now.
Eugene Routh has returned home
from below Ramseur, where he ha
been attending a mill for some time-
N B Curtis aud neighbors took t
rabbit hunt last Saturday and bagg
ed tweuty-eight rabbit's and two
squirrels.
Madison Smith, of Indianapolis,
Ind., is visiting relatives iu thit,
vicinity, ae went West thirty-seven
years ago.
Rody Swaini and Tom York, of
the sandy (Jreek neighborhood, have
each sown about one hundred acres
wheat.
Notice.
North Carolina Day piogrammes
will be sent out as sno'n as 1 leueive
them. Teachers who desiie more
than oue copy will please have some
person who attends court next week
to call for the number desired.
Every school in the couuty ought to
observe North Carolina Day.
Teachers who Heed new register
will please send for them, as mailing
tbem is too expensive.
J. M. WAY.
Co. Snpt of Suhouk
Card of Thanks.
and the majiv
mitHT
nN nmwntx if rlutliluir and moiiev Kiven u in
our recent lo, by lir. May Ural reward Uii-m
and .tinwer rli-h blcwlngH upon tliein Mil iH our
humble prayer,
MKANOMKST H TYHOR.
Krcct, S. C, Nov aril), IBOl.
Slutcmciit of Condition ol
THE BANK OF RANDOLPH,
AHUEBORO, N.C.,
tion CounnlMU'i).
LoHUHnnd UIm-ouMii I
Ovenlmft,,
Bank ux Uouw Kur. and Fixture....
Due from Bauk and bunker
Check, and other uah IteniN
Gold Coin
Mlvercoln, IncludhiR all minor coin
cunency
National nauk notea and other 1' h
44fi OA
158,378 SO
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Capital Mora
Surplu Kund
riidlvidod HroMtt
lk-pmtu lUbleet to cheek
I ahlcr'a check outatandiiuv
i,ns
jlatc ol N. C, County of Randolph. .:
!, W. J. Armfied. Jr.. Caahlcr ot the Bank o(
ttandolph, do Kile., uly .wear that the above
tuu.-im-nt lit true to the he.t of uiy kuuuleCftc
and belief. W. I. AKMK1KLU. Jr., Cuihlcr.
Bwor to and aubbcrlbed before me thin 9th
duy of Nov 1WI.
J. t K1UUE, i. I .
$10 Reward.
will el
ard for any Information that
-taiid conviction of the per-
rill lead to
m who cut the 'phone wire between Caaruuav
and Farmer,
UK. V. H. LKWIH.
Thl- Nov 30, 1904.
Notice!
I will attend at Kanueur ilurlni: the das and
at Kranlillnvllle at nnut on Friday. December
.fcnh, 1W4, Im-lcad of Kamseur at uli;ht an ha.
been aimounee!.
et the people meet me pmmptly at theae an-
polutiienui anil pay tbelr tuxc for the year 1H04.
T. J. UNCH. (iherltt;
Thif Nov Wh. IMM.
For Sale.
fl.100.u4 will buy ray home In A-hi-bom if wld
prouiotly. It ipeaka lor Itself. See it. and If in
tereated write D. M. PETTY,
Box B3 Oreensboro, N. C-
For Sale!
I will Dell at publio auction to the liliihe! Ud
der at my home near Staley on Patunlay. Decem
ber l?th. 1X. a lot of corn, two cow. 10 head of
Poland Chiua hoxa. bugry, waxnn, harucM. farm
Ing tonU household ana kitchen furniture and
many other artlcloa too tedious to mention here.
Title Nov. St. 1904. J.C. HAMMKK.
, Will Pay Cash
For a. 000 birds and rabhita, wanted at once and
will pay blgheat caab priooa. Alan hide, and fur
wanted and all kitidaof country produce and a ill
pay highest cash price.
I. B. M-PHERHON.
Depot Htreet,
Ashebiim, N. C.
Asheboro Real Estate For
Sale!
Kcven.num dwelling milieu, blackamitll "hop.
rKl well ami lour acrm d laud ut the liiler-ei-tiou
nf Houth Fayetteville and the 1'wharrie nmd.
rour-rnom aweiang. gooii wen ana
dwelllne-. pttahles and well on
three-quarter acre hit adjoining AKheboro Kuni
ture t'o. on the railroad and church and Kted-
iin trwt.
Two half acre lota on Salisbury street wet and
adjoining Demp-ey Auman, fronting mllr,ad.
Mi acna aajoiitmg ianuoi en tta umer. jRu.e
Free and othen. known as the Lindsay Mi Unwell
Dhu-e. (lood anrina-and lott bouse under repair
on tlte premises.
Aoeonrmoiatina- terms tm an. .vppiv ki
A. O. M' ALIHTKIt,
.At Rank Building, anooud suirv. rear oriioe.
November wh, 1904.
Having Qualified aa administrator on theestate
ol ueorge taidler deed., befara w. c. Buiomond.
Clark of the Superior Court nf Randolph onunt .
so the let day of tveerabar 1904, thla ii to noil fy
all pen-oos aavlna claima acan.it tald estate an
noefied n nreaanitiiam to tne undersigned, dul
arldad. on ar before the 1st day of Dec. ivoa.
Ill
UaJOaAUF.
By virtue of the power vested In me by Judg
ment ol the Superior Court of Randolph County
in a aDMaal nfoevedlna: vutitled l.llla'ldmau vt
ales Srry Spicer et al, 1 will Oder t-w sale at IV
oVIock aa. 4i January aud. Its at the court bouse
a ur in Aiaeboeu. t;., toe romwiug oesenomi
tratol lam whk-h isaituated In Trinity towu-
shlp and described as hdlowv Adjoining the
lauua ol Jtm Undsay. ttai-nei jacaaon ami otm
beeinnln at a stake Rachel Jack-sin's cm
Umuos auuib with jackson line to a take, thetH-e
aaat ta a stone Jim Liuilaay'a comer, thence
north oa Undsay line to a stone lu nsul. thence
wear to VeiaUray's line k the beginning onmer.
eontaiDlag ooa arra more or less, i -nn- m muc
cask w. N r.l.DER.
1 nis auk ay of for. 1904. riimmieslooer.
NOTICII
n the eats ta
derk of the Superior Court of Randolph comity, j
d,svl . before Vt . I' Hammond.
t uits is to nutlly ail pepsins rating ciaiiiisnaa-'s
, said estate an notified to present them to the un
dersigned on or before tbe 90 d.iy of Oc.b r 1 a,
ar this will ae pleaded in bar nf their rov.iy
, aad all paraona owing said eetai will ooua tor
' ward and awda Immeduue wtUaenans.
So
Tiittsn s
Business Local.
Notless Inserted under thla hu4 at an
cent word each Inaertlon.
LOST! Three houud pupies, two
dons and one bitch, about 4 monlbs
old. One dollar reward foi their
return to M F Skeen ticur Farmer,
N. C, .
LOST Brown Setter bird dog
Blind in light eye. Suital a re
ward for mini illation as lu Hit
hereabouts.
F. C. RlCHAKDSOH,
Asheboro, N C.
I WILL PAY CASH for beef
cattle, or I will butcher aud sell out
beef reasonable. . Beef stall opposite
postotUoe. J H STIHD.
W D vPOON, 'phone No. 53,
dealer iu fresh meats, crrooerios and
produee. Come or 'phone me for
anything in my line. 1 will pa;
highest prices for all kinds of coun
try produce.
WANTSD! Tbe people of Ashe
boro to know that I keep ooiisUnth
on hand fresh meats, groceries au
produce. Will sell as cheap as th
cheapest und deliver any where it
towu. Call or 'phone 63 for wha
you need. I pay highest prices, cash
or trade, for hides, furs and all
kinds of produce. W. D. Spoon.
Horses Wanted.
If vou have any horses you dont
want to winter bring them to me
and get the cash for tbem and Inn
another one in the spring, it w:l! pas
you.
E. G. Morris, Manager
Morris Livery Stable, Asheboro.
LOW RATES.
On Tnesduy, November 22nd, and
again on Ducmber 13th aud 27th
tiiu Frisco System will sell one waj
excursion tickets from Atlanta U
all points in Indian Territory and
Oklahoma at the extremely low rat
of $16.00. On same dates one-wai
reduced ratp tickets will be also In
sold to points in Eastern and Cen
tral Texas. Writ for full particu
lar. S. L. Parrott,
District Passenger Agent.
6 N. Pryer St., Atlanta, Qa.
DR. D. K. LOCKHART,
DENTIST,
Asheboro, N. O.
Will be nut of town until December 15th, alt'
which time can he found at oflloe over tbe Bank
nf Randolph.
DR. F. A. HENLEY,
ASHEBORO. N. C.
They are Coming!
A line of new Outings and Readj
to wear Hats for Ladies, Misses anil
t'hildrens fall and winter wear havt
arrived.
We thank onr customers and
fiienils for past favors and inviti
them to examine onr stock.
Come to see me. No trouble t
show goods.
MRS. E. T. DLAIR.
WANTED'
Y.'ill pay pot cash f. o. b. your
depot for
All Kinds Of Furs,
Green and Dry Hides,
Beeswax, Tallow, Eggs,
Wool(washed or un-washed)
I also carry a full line of
Fruits and Vegetables, Ba
nanas, Oranges, Lemons,
Peanuts at market price.
Write foi pricee,
FORSYTH fc WATKINS,
112 Lewis Street. Greensboro, N. C.
LAND BALK.
Bv virtue of ail order of the Superior Court ol
luudolph county lu a siecial pnieeodiug entitled
nenhai'ox Luther vr. omver C t oa and others
I will M-tl at the pist nillce in rUm-eur, N. C,
puullc
Ik'hcst biduer at 19 oh k
XatunlHV, the iluv i,I Dei-ember 1904.
he folluwlinf (lccntel lots iu the U
i of Kam
-ur buuuded a l, 11
t-t: Uegiuulng at aatake in tbe Lttier-
A and runu.ng ibvt fi04 feet to a slake
v North Sli 1-sl feet Mi a stake, theace wesi
,-t to a stake in said liberty road, theue
Mild riatil nouth fa, l-S feet to the bealuntLg
litin one ai re inure or !. and being loi
n the John VV btaley survey of August ?th
tvixm I mot: HentnulniT at Uk lu Mtd
tiin rtv nnui ihc iiDiinwpit curner o( Lurm Mnr
..in n l't ami riuir. tliencu Kt with her lint boi
Uvt Ui Ktrlkt. UKMllMi .Norttl W 141 fttj to (ttUla.
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rift. uml iniKlutNo 18 ol mU4 J W fliaJti)
une of AuKti" .to ibpi.
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IhirJ rind. ikKiiuiiiaffu aurasji Diuinn
south Wdgi Kum ens and w Uitka ro a stont.
Uivnou rttiutu wiifiTiffntuwi ivnu, .nnoc
Nortli W iJks Wt t ch and W U" to tba btflu
.tevkt in tbe Liberty road and run
a ikm on a brancrt orv.ita4 a aodar tna on J M
sun.-1'n lao'l. theni1 duwn th braocb to a vtakt
id tht line of trie Columbia Mff Co, thtnoa mlth
trio Una of liif -aid Company to a ataka in art
Llhrrtv mad, ttieuc wltbhuid ru4 ntwly sen
r.u.rTl.. A.llolatnj tli landa of J W Ail
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ixtnicr. t.iciuv utih Hn k Hih abtmt North fy
tht uu!i- rutul, thvnt-v aim Kald tvad tn tba k
ctnui v rvrtitatuinj atutott fuurtu nl an actv.
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on ib Ulf tba jKiliUa rvmi. aoi niaa Uicnoa
vtith uld nit'l i ki.civti'owQ onroer, tbeuot wiih
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lit to a atakr Allr.tNetmr, thruM with tbe
All red hnetuth bPtrinuiiiK niaioliif 1-4 arir
mora or ivm.
Ma-vt-aUi Tract bec.un.tia' at Ct.Ithulia Nf-
tiar lu Uw KayetteTlile raa4 and nun ta dage
Meat ol Houth 8 rode to a bkhw ChUbolB Uta,
t)t'uce 4H daa tiuuib ol KaM roAm to a ivona.
Ui Fayi-wtavllle mad, ttwnra tt d Weai of
North u the betr-nnlutf euuialntiiK M ocre more
fjnaiu'w ftu (.an, EAsi of Norm root to a atona
ur 1m. uu fucu ul aaia Mm irmme awtfiuny
hMiaen bavu bean arvciea, ana ovaer iiaprova-
vtl i loti will be artld one ml a tine, aad thee)
all Oafrntl tmcetbtr. and the eoDimiaWtooer wUl
tannrt the Uluhot ht-1 (IT btflK.
Vorm-.-f Httle: OnMbird cah balane on a
etvdltof aix nKMitha, purona-ar to fivw anrroTea
nty fur uei-'r"! uyniua, aua uiMretarvea
irWiwwiwwaii
They Have Come.
The nicest line of Ladies Pattern Hats
ever displayed in Asheboro. Come early and
make your selections. We have a large and
varied line to select from. Prices range any
where from 50c. to $).0O.
Dress Goods! We bought a nicer
line than usual of Ladies Winter Dress Goods,
and the prices are right, too. We also laid in
a nice assortment of Ladles Jackets, Capes,
Gloves, Etc. Don't fail to sec them,
Olothlngl Then you hit us. Wa bought
heavy in Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,
Overcoats, Etc.,' and can save you money on
your next suit if you will come this way r-e-iore
making your purchases.
Wood (SJL Moring.
WHY PAY MORE FOR
House rurnihing
When you can buy them of us for almost
Ractory Prices?
We can supply your wants and guarantee you SAT1SFAC
riON in any of the following lines: Furniture, Chairs, Side-
Boards, Go-Carts, Pictures,
eral House Fnrnishings.
Give us a trial.
PEOPLES HOUSE FIRNISHIN6.C0MPANY.
High Point, N.C.
J . jltaasaatiwaa. w.SaasttiJartteiaasisf.;
Iflorris-Scarboro-ltloffitt Co
Wholesale
We invite you to call at our
store and inspect our new fall
stock of Dress Goods, Milli
nery, Ladies Skirts, Jackets,
Capes, Etc., Men's, Youth's
and Boy's Clothing, Over
coats, Shoes, Hats, Etc.
Our stock is full and com
plete and you are invited to
call and see our goods before
making your purchases.
Morris-Scarboro-moffitt Co
Wholesale and Retell
tr. 4 t i1 aa aw kw a I asi.aw,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
AND RANGES,
Qo To
McCrary-Redding Hdw. Co.
Frisco System,
Chicago ZL Caatern Illlnote R, R.
Double Dally Trains
BETWEEN-
St. Louis and Chicago!
Frem LaSallt Street Station, Chleafo, 90 a m 9:10 p m
From Union Station, St Louis, ' 9:80 a 10-0:44 p m
Morning or evening aonaaotiaa al aolb taraaiai wilk kaea a&Ttrjiag.
Eqaipaaant anura'.jr naar and aaodara ilsraugaaut.
- A Mctxc-Tiiaes R.iLWtT.
Equipped with prariifaj and aypraraJ aataty appliimai.
, Mateuatially oooalnattad.
Tables, Stoves, Ranges and Gen
1L J
and Retail
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