The Asheboro Courier.
Auheboro, N. 0., Oct 5 1903
Arrival and Departure of Train.
SOUTHBOUND.
Train No. 141, nrriveaiit- 10:00 a.m.
Train No. 107, nrrivntat 3:10 p.m.
Train No. 143, mvo nt 0:33 i. m.
NORTHBOUND.
- Train No. 70, arriroa at 8:2.1 a. m.
Train No. 130, arrkea at 11:01 a. m.
Tniift No. 42, arrivea at - t;25 p. in.
. . .SOllTHBOriJD.
No. Hi, ' ! at 4:40 a m.
No. 130, leoveaat 11.05 a.m.
No. 144, " leareaut 4:30 p. m.
soLTiinouxn.
No. 71, leaitj ai 10:1-1 a, in.
No. 107, lenwaal 1:13 p.m.
No. 41,. Iirca at 3:30 p m.
Local and Persona!.
l)r F A HeuW pnt MoikIst
Grwnaboro.
Mr J P Slack, of Wbj Not. whi
in town jesteruaj. .
Dr F E Asbury waa here on
business one day lust week.
"" Sea the adTertiscment of Rich
Moffitt in another colnnin. .
Mr J B Horney, of Farmer, went
to Ureensboro 'j.oeauay.
Dr and Mi Lewis, of Farmer,
went to the "air yesterday.
Mr Salon 8 ted man spent Monday
ana Tuesday In Ureensboro.
Miss Mamie Gregsou went np to
Greensboro Tuesday to attend the
fair.
Thomas Walker, of iloylc, went
to Greensboro yesterday to attend
tne air,
Geo Penny's fine horse won second
place at Winston-Salem Fair races
last week.
I Mr J T Lowe and daughter of Ce-
dar GroTe townehip, were in Ashe-
8 bora yesterday.
Mr J B Borrow and son John G
Burrow, of FrankliniTille, were in
J Asheboro yesterday.
I Mr N O English of Trinity visit
ed hit brother, Mr John B English
at Mooroe, last week.
i Misa Edna Hill, a teacher in the
fitandleman Graded School, spent
Sunday in Asheboro,
I Mr Z F Bosh Jr. went np to
I Greensboro yesterday tu attend the
I Fair yesterday and to-day.
Mr L E Thomas was in Asheboro
; this week representing the Christian
I Advocate and other papers.
I Mrs H E Moffitt and Miss Lela
I Moffitt returned to Asheboro jester-
day from Eastern Virginia.
I Miss Treva Rush went to Hickory,
NC last Saturday to take a course
f in mnsio at Lenoir College. .
f Miss Indie Young spent Sunday
I here with friends.- She is teaching
I at Central Falls this winter.
Mrs A M Rankin sad children of
i High Point, spent Monday in Ashe-
boro, Tisiting at Mrs Blair's
Mr S W K earns, of Farmer, came
i np yesterday. He brought his daugh
f ter Miss Mitbel, who went to the
1 Fair.
Mrs U M Thorn burg and Mrs B
F Parrish of Hills store spent sev-
(eral days visiting friends here last
week.
- Edgar Smith and Mrs Leona John-
son of Bameeur passed through the
city on their way from Strieby Sat
I iraay.
I . Mrs J L Harris, of Randleman
came down Saturday with Mrs W A
Underwood from Randleman and
(pent Sunday.
..You would da, well to call on Mr
B A Teargin, who has recently pur
,. chased he stock of merchandise of
1 Jasper Amnman.
I .
i See the ad of the Bamseur Store
I Co in another column. This is
I probably the largest store in North
Carolina entsids tbe larger cities.
Ex-Sheriff Boss who lost a oar
load of hones in a railroad wreck a
few days ago has bad another shipp
ed to him which he expects in s tew
days, .
Miss Nellie Surratt who spent
several months in Asheboro at Mrs
) Hatley's last spring, is expected to
i return here this week from ner home
nt Jackson HilL
I Mr and Mrs J E Walker, Mr and
; Mrs D B McCrary and Messrs W J.
I Miller and J 8 Bidge nod others
went opto Greenebor yesterday and
spent the day at the Fair. ,
I' Mr R W Frasier and daughter
I Miss Bessie, Mrs J C Hurley, Mr
i Thomas Lof tin and too, Mrs Frank
1 Morgan and twenty others from Troy
pasted through Asheboro yesterday
! morning going to the Greensboro
Fair. . .
GapL S O Laasitor who formerly
; was lection master on the Southern
I living at Sophia nod afterward! on
I the A k A living at Ulah, is now a
I section master on Cap. M L Jones
I new road running out from Thomaa
I Till towards Denton, ... ... ...
I Mr and Mis 8MaeI Ktyree, whe
I formerly lived in Asheboro bat The
7 hare lived in Arkansas for several,
years arrived ia AsheDoro yesterday
morning. They will remain sometime
Tiaiting ' friends - and relatives - in
Bandidpa. and Davidson counties.
Mr and Mrs LeBoy Lowe, who
bare been Tiaiting Mr John T Love,
Mr Lowe's father, near Gray's X
Boads, , were ia town yecterday
jroini to MontioeUo, Fla. They have
been living in Tallahassee before
coning to Kaodoipb to !nd Some
um fur the benesit of airs Lowe's
bf. iih. Mr Lowe is duett; a good
bux-Ke as contractor. - . ...
Mr CO McAlister wen', down the
AAA road yesterday to look af .er
extending connections with Aslieboro
Telephone Uoinpauy.
... .....
iir .Lcavit, or the southern rines
Telephone exchange was in Asheboro
yesterday to nriange for connection
with the Asueuuro lelphone (Join
puny. -
Mrs L J I iffee of HiL'h Point was
here last fnilnv. She had been on
near Farmer for some time on ac
count of the illness nid death
her father.
Mr II D Cmidle left last Friday
for Statesvillc where he goe for
treatment. ilr Cnndle'i) ninny
lnenrls hope that ho nmy soon he re
stored to health.
Mr F M Vid who fias for elev
en vnrt been Superintendent of the
Naliebury cotton mills bas resigned
It is position and will become the
manager or the springstein mills at
Chester S G. Mr Ward formerly
lived at Kandleman and nmrned
Miss Frmier, of that place, whose
people now live at High t'oint.
A thorough canvass is being made.
oi the town iu an effort to irct every
body interested in the Building and
Loan Association. A tie series is
to be started at an early date. No
wage earner or any one who has
money to inrest can find a safer and
better way to make it pay than to
put ud a little each week in this
splendid money-saving institution
The Qrtat Van Amburg Show.
Our citizens will soon have an op
nortunitv of visitincr one of the cxid
snows oi tno country. The Ureat
van Atnbnrg show win pitch its
tents in Asheboro M U on the 19th
of October. The show promises to
come here larger and better than
ever before. The uiauy up-to-date
features presented by this show arc
novel and startling. The horses
and trained ponies are the best.
Elephants, camels, lions and a large
collection of trained animals are to
be seen in the grand free street par
ade, in the forenoon on the day of
exhibition.
MARRIAGE8.
Mr. Thomas N. Itusaell and Misa
Bessie Simmons, at T107 recenlly.
Mr. Walter Dickens and Miss
Lena Batten, of Capelsie, lecetitly
Iter C A Jones, of Fayetteville,
and Misa Luzie Wagner, of Thorn
asrille, Oct 4th.
Married at the resilience of the
bride's parents Mr and Mrs C E
rianov, at tfiscoe, N L, October 4th,
Miss iUta rianov, there being only
lew near relatives and friends
present, to Mr Astor Jonbson, of
Uoldston, Uhatham Uount. Mrand
Mrs Johnsot left after tbc ceremony
for Goldston their futue home.
Special Tarm tor Sanualt.
NotwithstandiRsr Solicitor Gener
al A B Hayes, of the Internal Rev
enue Department at Washington,
came to ureensboro Tuesday to aid
JJistnct Attorney Uolton in the
prosecution of O W Samuels.
Mr Uolton has been ill sinco Satur-
was not able to resume his duties in
the case.
The jury was withdrawn as the dis
trict attorney, or his assistant, was
commniissioned to draw a now jury
for the trial nt the special term m
January. "
federal court will continue in
secsion, however, the remainder of
the week in order to finish np with
the less important case. These will
be in the hands of Assistant District
Attorney A H Price as to the prose
cation. Car Lead Hem Killed.
Mr R R Rom who went to Fort
Scott a few weeks ago pnrohaaed two
car loads of horses and males. Une
car was shipped before Mr Ross left
tort bcott. The other car was
shipped mo weeks ago. Mr Ross
Kept looking lor nt none and
males, bat they did not come. Last
Satnrdar he leceired a telegram
stating that erery horse and every
muie in me car nau oeeo anted in
wreck beyond the Mississippi river.
Mr Ross left Saturday afternoon
going direct to the scene of the
wrack i d to Fort. Scott where he
will purchase two more car loads.
DEATHS.
J W Pagh at his home in Greens
boro, on Oct 7th in his 63rd rear.
Mr. Daniel M. Allred died at his
homMn Franklioville township,
near Giles' Chapel on Tuesday OoL
101 h 1905, of fever. Mr. Allred
bad partially rooovered from an ill
ness of seTeral weeks and took a re
lapse.
Bis wife died of ferer and a com
plication of troubles. Mrs. Allred
a step-danghter of the late Jacob
Me&ancKa, wno urea on ana arouna
the same farm Mr. Allred lived on
at hi death,
Mrs. Margarette Hurler, wife of
Mr. J. M. Hurley, died suddenly at
Central Falls oa 8nnday, Oct 8th,
of cbolsra morbus and heart trouble.
Mrs. Hurley was well as usual op
to a few hoars before her death, and
on Satmrdar night she was at Web
ster A AUred'a store ia good spirits
aad apparently good health, -
Parid M. Barber, ia Alamanoe
county Sepu 30th. Mr. Barber was
m b 85th year. - , . -
Mi
the TftPPIO UVER.
urei tne 4:-itM eleat
" 9 tit aewwa,aaare mm-
v - emaeesaeaai
a ant inn , to a i
eye e .iMv ffecaa.aeel, e riiey e
e.'-''e Khnrfsjuar ytvricrua la trera
The Secret
Even the best housekeepers cannotr make a good cup of
coffee without good material. Dirty, odidterated and queerly
blended coffee such as unscrupulous dealers shovel over their
counters won't do. But take tbo pure, clean, natural flavored
HON COFFEE, Ihe leader of an package coffees
the coffee that foe over a quarter of a century Las been doily
welcomed in willions of homes and you will make a drink fit
for a Ling in this way :
HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
V UON COPPBB, benim to (et bot rwalla tot mnrt mo the bwt cofffe.
Grind roar LION COPFKB rehor due. U "a tabl,poonfal to cch eup, and ona
xtrafnir Uio pot." Flrnt mix It with a Utile cold inter, enouch to mulls a thick aaalc, and
add whit of an mr (If tug la to ba and w a aettler), then follow one of tha following rnlea :
1st. WITH aAinwA wiTra. aa h.niM . ..i
TmiEE MrNUTES ONLY. Add a
mmc iKiut. acrva promptly.
. . . ; WrtH COLD WATEI. Add your cold water to the parte and
tana It to bolL Thee set eadde, add unia cold water, and La live
aiamlea) It's ready to serve.
3 gorvt boll It too loiy.
DOKTPS
IDon't uae water that haa bean boiled before.
TWO) WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE.
WffiJSms' P ' wblta of an agg, Blxlnf It wltli tha ground LIOIC
,,M. wnhCaMW biatead of ana. After boning add a daahaf cold water, and art
aalda foralnht or Ue ailanlaa, tbea aarra lirougli a atralner.
BtWlat am Srettlna Darkana nl oannlna UON COFFEE.
Epsure Haeeordlnii la tbia
ON COFFEE la future.
luoo-Baaa on every pacxage. )
(Sara these Lloo-heeda for raloable premluma.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
Card of Thanks.
We desire (o exnreM. throuch tha Conriar.
inaiiKa to our Incnda who
i who so kinillr asaictpil
diirina thp recent illnwa nml Heatli of our
beloved child. Mnv the l,l.in,m nf Him
who ia father over all reward each and every
one. Mr. and Mra. W. E. AI red.
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Protracted Meeting it Falrvlew.
Ilcv. Allien Sheri!l' rmtnicte.l meet ins
heainanl Kairview Church. Uandolnh Cir -
imm iiickb, 01 innnv, win nrencu at II
lock, it, m.
Rev. Zeliedee Kitali, of Mt.
ilead, trill l
present.
A Card of Thanks.
Mr. and Mm. H. D. Caudle dcire t.i thnnl.-
the ood lwoplenf Aahelxtro for the innnv
indeea-ea almwn tlieui durino the lono and
intinued illnes thrmioli which I have tnawd.
We aim want to thank those who ha
tained by their prayers and worda of comfort,
mm.
God reward iTirm nn we nt-
i we never can.
e pray Ilia riolieat MewiiiaN upon one and
cheat liloHHingH upon c
Mr. snd Mra. II. 1). ('
all
Oct. 7th 1905.
Naw Cith Store.
Mr M W Pa
urrisli left vesterdnr
for New York to purchase a stock
of merchandize for bis new cash mid
racket store. Mr Parrish will curry
a large stock. Among other things
he will hare a fire ten oenfp.oiintpr.
Fer Situation.
The fever situation at Central j
Palls is much improved. There arc i
in an six cases, ah nave been dis-
charged as cured Save one who it is
thought will recover. No deaths
him monrnwl a ft.- a nn-ti
animation it has been determined i
that there Was no local Cause for the '
fever. The well which was closed
was not the cause, the State Chemist I
, . i a i i . i
having analysed the water and pro-i
nounced it pure. The fever has i
been COU fined almost exclusively to
one family. The fever was caused '
to that family by butter purchased !
from the farm of Mr D M Allied.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
bv local application, aathoy cannot reach the
way to cure deafiicwe, and that In hy constitution
this ttibe reatoml to ita normal condition, hear.
Ina wl'l be destroyed torever: nine cao out of
ten are caneeri by Catarrh, which It nothing hut
ao Inflamed condition of the mucous aorfaccs.
We will irlve one Hundred liollars for any
cane f Iieafnraa caused by oatajrto that cannot
M tree. 1 1 Cheney Co. Toledo. O.
Sold by nnurflhda, rv.
Take Hall'a Family Plllaforonnjtltlon.
Ltttsr About Typhoid Favtr at Cantraf Falls.
Dear Sir:
A false report has gotten into
circulation with regard to ferer and
sickness at Central Falls, and it is
calculated to injure, if it bas not al-
leouy iujuiou uin fim.. I
1 would thank yon to correct this j
report In your paper as being almost ;
entirely false. Mr John AllreJs
family at Central tails became iii-
fected with Typhoid fever, through
bavinir used milk and butter from I
the home of Mr Dan Allred who J
lircs abont two miles in the country
and who had Typhoid ferer and is j
still rery sick.
As a result ot this infection ah-
ta.n.i. -.h i,M,i. ul I i.Un i
sick at one time and the family pfj Spoon, Imt Uoroughs, Henry Jones,
John Conner who lives in the house j Jmes Walker,
opposite became infected. And as sixth orade.
the sickness of these people ws Lvnette Swain, James Swain, Bera
made known to me, I took stepi to Scarboro, Cora Bedding, Gnolia
prerent further infection of our peo-jpregneii, i8ie- CoX Clifford Cox,
pie, and to help them ont I sent for
a trained nurse to assist in bringing
those that were sick back to health.
As a further precaution I stopped
them from using the water ont of
the well in the street, and sent a
sample of the water from this wel
to the N C state Biologist for analy
sis, tie reports tne water as being
absolutely pure and free front Ty
phoid bacteria. Outside of the
score there is no sickness among tue
people and no fresh cat hare de-
reloped in the past ten days. Some
people became excited at the steps
which were taken to prevent the :
frmr, eni-Mntr inrl-en nm. !
oeeded to circulate various reports,
prompted almost entirely by their
imaginations. I would refer yoa to
Dr C C Habbard of Worth ville for
further information, and in future
would thank yoa to consult him or
this office before yon publuh rumors
ki. 1 mi, n.nr Vn
f " , , 75 I" . Ym '
will readily understand that the?
ere calculated to injure The Woith j
HfgCo. By the opinion of several i
iwvnla who onffht to know we h
people wno ongnt to anow we oeg
to say that tbe percentage of sick-
neas at Central ratu ( Tillage), even i
at tbe present time is not one tenth
as high as that of the surrounding
country,
xonrs Terr Truly, -Wobth
Mix. Co.,
By J S Williamson.
oi Good Coffee
little cold water and aw aIdo live
recipe and you will only use
(Sold only ia 1 lb. aealed packages.)
W0OLBON BPIOB CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Jurnra for Davldaon County
The following are jurors for I lie
i i i r : , ..
x; 10.1 '
0V. IJtll.
David Lof till. F F Kothrock.
SI Wpianpr. f! A Riirnpa. fl R Kino.
J U Pulmcr, O L Elliott, W A Wil
liuins, T A Sin'iiccr, Muck Thoni'
ason, O K Meiuletilmll, II II Smith,
1 Jacob 1 'ickctt, W J Bock, 1 ! Sink,
1 C A Bol'BS. .1 T Meiiileiilntll J Sni-
Everything New And Original
a genu inunction win always
1 .1 ' S ,4 , .'.
draw a nnuii? crowd, and none
1 raci uwier inan people
WB0 uaTe BPC11C J" t'0 OW
I ' U81UCf8. 1 he lreat ail AmbtU'e
: onow coines tnia year witti more and
i hettne sltranti ina tb-m nror K..fr
. . . '
auu 18 '"'"Ig tents Wlierever It ex-
liihits. See the gritml free street
jwiaile in the foreuoon on day of
exhibition. More and better aero-
baU, tntiiblvrs ami trapeze perform
crs, and more funny clowns and
' tra'"eil horses and , ponies than any
1 8ll0W 011 the road. 1 ho an Am
nnrK no" ,vl" amt " Aelieboro
N C on 5,8 ow" P1 trains, Oct
19 8,ld eT,Te tweexhib tions, 1 o'clock
" the afternoon and at 8 o'clock in
'the evening.
Letter to J R Wall,
Asheboro N C.
tiei..- sir -Fred Mitchd Norwich v v .mi
hi father Ik-fore hhn. hare mild Ievoe from
M' - to n!'lw-
Ilriuht town. Xomirli; we've helped
u,e to teat "mint. '
But ita onlv Iml of our lifetime. We're
l; years old.j liood wlnt ia n life-pro
., , , , .
Oo bv the name: t'evoe lend and zinc.
Tnur ,,!.
F V rievoe ft Co
P S McCrary Hedding IMw Co Solla onr
rlnt-
t
Honor Roll.
The work of the graded school
for the month just ended has been
very encouraging, and the prospect
is bright for a very successful year.
The eniolliiient for the first month
was 275, and the average daily at
tendance was 244. It was found
necessary to divide the first grade
into two divisions because of the
number attending 110 being the
enrollment of that grade.
The houor roll lor the different
grades is given below.
FIRST I1RADB
Kdna Norman, Ruth Mcl'herson,
Effie Croker, Harrey Kodgers, Lila
Slack, Gertha Nance.
8KCOND OR AUK.
Gertrude Aiken. Kills Sooon.
Eugene Morris, Mabel Spoon, Jessie
Ward, Ulara Fresncll, Wiley Rush,
Lulu Pritchard, Lncr Caudle, Ar
thur PrcFsnell, John Swaih, Carl
Steed, firaee Fprree l.ticiln KorKrA
'
third orapr.
Wade Jones, Hal Walker, Guy
;aikoh, clarence Jicrnersou, ranny
Neabr, Ha Aiken, Marietta Berry,
i red Mcl'herson, Eugenia McCain,
Carl An mini.
- focrth obadf..
MilJred BirkheaJ
fitbel rree. rarla booon. Allie
Ina Aumau.
seventh graph.
Blanche Anderson, Maude Bulla,
Wayland Hayes, Lela Hall, Lollie
Jones, Mary Belle Ki volte, Bessie
Laughlin.
EIGTH ORAPE.
Daniel Sharpe, Grady Miller, Mo
na Kush, Ella Morris, Ida Henley,
Elizabeth Ferree.
NINTH ORAPE.
Marietta Betts, Henry Ingram,
Alex Woith.
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sPet' M,w awnaer. aaiiway
Account el Slate eats' County Fairs.
irnain CABouv t mtk FAro, Raleigh, X C,
Oct lC tA. Tieketa will be aold front ell
pjtate in Ute Slate of Korth Carolina, includ
ing Norfuik, Richmond and Danville. Va. oa
lauia of one Srat claaa fare plua yO oenta,
which iodudes oue adnaaioo to r'airGreaoda.
"' ',cn ?? . 1(WJ
Ticketa oa aale Oci Mti to 20it moluaive and
for traiee arnv, at Ralcioh before aooa of
si wi.h i,uj l.mit an slrd
UKCkl FSHL iiG FAIR, Charlotte, N" C,
ut, i""""" ,L.'lr-
kJ,,r' 1 . f" ,roul 1UUJ
4 J0) ml inciua, GreeoTiue end
OolmnWe, S 0, ui.of w 6r.tcW.rar.
piu, w oei ta for oue aiimttnoa into F
ida. Mi! imnm rate irKradinfl admiaaioB
t im, Ti.Aets oa aale Oct S?rd te tTtk ia-clus'n-e
wtih anal hmjt Oct Soth.
For farther infnmwrioe rail ea any Ant
oi Swihera Ra'lwar or write.
W H 1 ayltie, (if it L Vernoo, TP.
Wai-hingt!, D C Onuleue, it C.
Business Locals.
j Notice Insorter iidor thla Km1 i
oort a worii eaoh itertian.
Pair Tine Horses For Sale.
J'or ! pair Itiir pjctra liean blotnl l-ar
'Ji!' pair liiif pjttn
-
tt'ANTKI: To liin rouio ono with a! Has refitted and refurnished
mn.i!i1i rnp.i oipI lilcr to ."i0l),OO0 j his
j ui'i i luiii'ioi at (iiiicr(:it locaiious 111
ttio ;
Apply In Win C I Im
N ('.
Farm For Sale,
ncrrs, in mliivatior. thi l.nlanre -wi'lJ
timliorcil. Jno ti. d v !ir-!.nif mi!os i
from I'cn'val KaiU nml four miln from
AhIipIho o;i U. K. I. Will tvllrhmp. Api
n!y to Daniel Smitli, Rnmilrninn, !i, F. 1.
No. 1. 10-:)-Jt
WAN TKl): Two or tlircn men with tin i. ill ;
port ti bte Haw mills to cm luitil;r on coutntct. '
A pc nl elm tiro for riflht lnea to rrmLe houia
money. Kor particulars nddrM .f R Vun- ',
canon, WsMt Knil, X C.
SAI.K.SMKN WANTEiJ to leik alter otir
intprpat in itnnIolnh anil aJiareat cctuitir
Salurv or Cunniiisnitiii. Auilrx-HHe Lincoln
Oil Co, Cleveland, O.
MY COTTON HIS will ho ia ormralion in
aliont 10 dnyi. Thia Sept SOth ItrOo. .1 TV
Parks.
Notice. I have aold my emtire etack nf
Merchandise to Mr H A earflin. He wiil
he found in tlie aame bnildinn with a full
line of merchondiiie. I thank all of my
cimtomera for pant farora. I i ill be rouncJ
in niv office, first door North of old ntnd.
Junper Amnan.
Aahelmro X C. Oct 9lh l'JO.'i.
For Sale.
One engine, Krio City, 5 crank, -10 horne
power, ffooa na notr. but mat not torero
enough for our Im-micna.
AsnKHOBO r.l.BTttlC in,
RXKCt'TOR'8 NOTICE.
Huvintt qiinlllled ok nn executor nf the lntt
III ami tcTlamentnf M L flura iln'iwn. All
pcroiw hnrlns clulma acniiiHt ealrt estate, arc
ill be pleaded in bar at their rerorary.
II A AlhrlKlit, Kxrrutor.
ThlaHept, H), 1905.
AUMINKSTRATOR8 NOTRB.
Having quallllod ah Adiuinfutratornn theCKtnte
iindeiNlifticd, duly vcrlticd, on or before the lt
day ot Nor, 1000. or thin notice will he planted
iu iMtr of their ntMt'cry; and all persons owlne
wlU cstnt will come forward and make Im
mediate Retttement.
A X Leonard A4mr.
This 3rd day of Oct, Iwu.
LAND S A I. K. j
By virtue of an authority vested In me by a j
Juditmoiilof the Puporior Court nf Randolph
couiity.inaRppelrti priKWling thsjrptn ppn'llnn, t
whvruiu A LHliMiiliurger and other are Plain-1
ttftS ami tonlettollamand othfra are DefeinlHrit, 1
I will felt on the llth tin; of November, 1905, at
li olrxk M, at public nuotlon to th Inn hot bid
der, lor rash, at the Court Houe door In Anhe- i
bom, N the folloxrltiK described )and: i
A tr''t ot Ittnil lyiuft and bvitiKlnthe County i
nf Kaii'lilph,Uronor townhhlp, ndjolnlng the I
mnnst ni f wynor, jjmen iiayen una otrwra,
houtidrd on thu North by the lands of Jamca
Haye nttd Rnne Traeie and on tha ran by
of B Tvwr and Clmrlle Tvwr,
Wesi.ny the landri of B F Tywmud Clmrllv Tyhor,
aud by the latidn of JaincH Hay cm oh tho North
west, containing M a'ren more or lorn.
8uid rtnlelsnmdenulijecttothe dower intfrent
of Luetudn Bhwrn burger, widow.
Terms of Hale, cant).
Thin UeUibiT Wth.lWXV
KLIJAH MOPKITT, Cora'r.
MURTUAOK PALE.
Hy virtue of a Mortgage deeil execute1 to the
under.MKued by Ahram Matthwa and wife, Laura
MltUhu I will aell foreafh to the hlftneal bid
tier at public auction, at tho Court Huum door,
it Kniidolph woitntyou the13tb tlnyofNTemlKT
nt 1 o'clock M. the following described
rctil eMate:
tu Unndolph County, state aforrwtld In Colum-
dJoiiunK the lamlH of Willln I.uti'ier, W if
I'ukh'i coriu r in Luther line, thcncuHouth thiee i
1 1 . ;
incuee We-t three chains to a tone, thancv North
idrtN. aiiiI nu.thtrd rhaina tat iHion1i. Thnmnji
Pugh'a line, thence Kaat three chaiiii to the be-1
KinJlns containing one acre more or iea. , i
ristire, which mortiiute U records In tha I
KimfUjr'iioftlceol Randolph county, in Book IW. i
yHRO 644.
TliU 9i day of ct, lft.
North Carolina, i
Kauaoipn t;ounty, (
In the Superior Court.
Luro Low derm Ilk 1
Ilk)
Kutice of Execution Bala
Walter Brown
By TlrtaeofaaexMutlon directed to tha under
laned fmm Boncrtar Court ef ftandvlDa Cuoiit
iu tha ahore an tilled action, ! wtllou afonday
thn 6th dttv of Not. ltD5. at It o'clock Irt. ai the
Court Houe door in Aahebora, R C, aell to the
hiRiteat bidder ror ean, taaamry aairjesactinnn.
i tne nffnt, niie ana interant, (wnicn ia a one
relftii in tereat) which the aeid Walter Hrowa.
ie defendant haa la the following flaaerlMa
ial etat. Tit:
Tnreetrac of Land la tea del ah Cantrr.
itate of 5 C
Tract No lyint an balti n a
rulers ot Fork Crack in said County nf Randelplv
nd hounded ax follow: Beginning at a 'lone
n Merrett A KurkU line and ruanlnn W. 97 cha.
n a pine, thenre tf. 6 cha. t So I ka. to a atake.
thence H. fit chn. to a pine, thenc Mcha. and
aa l kn. to a hickory, thence N . 57 chi. A am IU. to
the hetrinntiiR Containing 1.V acre more or 1cm.
Randolph and Plate of N C on Reedy Pork and
hounded a follow. Tit: Retlnnlnir at a mt
Tracts. Lyme a no tieina in toe county ot
oak, Hhamhurt;cr Corner in the Moore County
line and running N.niiaald llnelOchn. to a corner
pot oak, thence West, cmaalng tha creek ia ch.
a aogwoon earner mencv n, 10 ens. u a pine,
ptoce 10 cha. to a nine near the road, thenc
.cmaiiiaaid road 15 chs to a Hue In Need-
ham 'a line, thence on tiald UneeO eha. A HO U. 'a
a atake on the bank of the creek, thence 17 chu.
Ina utone, tnence u cne. v iaa. a euite.
IMTii Gonrer, tnenceHoutn on aaid line
Ha ch. to a atake, thence M chs to a itone. thenoe
6deTe W.tl ch. to a nuke In tha County
thence w. witn the (XMintr line to tne be
ginning, containing tao acren, more or Ibm.
rta: Btainnlnxata hlackaak Rd fhiltre
and running Mouth croaning (he creek fc cha to a
itoue. C AfbillN corner, thenoe Rant ch. toe
white eak, paid Afbill'n cornier, thence M. 5 ctu
pine, tnenoe n w, l aesreea, cn. & ao iu.
hika
to a rock in the old Faycttville mad. then-e K.
If degreca, w. t c.n, ana eo ikk. to a wnite oaa on
the N. atdc of ml HI mad. thence N 11 1-1 deareen.
k. cha and So lira to a Make hi the old wad.
thence N. 8 degree. E S ch. to a Ptake, thence
N.ejdcgren, tat i cna. to a ataae tnence .
m degreea, Kast 4 cha to a black eak aanpllng
on the bank of the creek, thence K SO lin a to
the middle of the creek, thence up the middle ot
Ei tut Brny corner, thence
k. tntatake. thence W, A.
cha. to a make, thence N. cha to a atake,
tltence Ravra A cha. to a flake, thence H. m rh.
to a pile of rocka, thenoe W.acha. o a light wood
Ntump. thence N . 7 cha. and 50 Ika to a Mack
Jack , thence W. 13 ch- and aft Ike. ta a atrme In
Sugg'a Mne. thetm 8. 57 cha. and M Ika to a
nieaory. wence b. a cn, w w larinninar ran
tatolnc $tB aerea more er )om. T J Finch
Hhertff of Randolph County.
Thia fleptemacr Iftth, lfm.
The recent jack frost has bit the prices down on my
Dry Goods. Shoes. Notions and Men's Hats
within the reach of everybody. He was a welcome
visitor, becanse I must make room for my new line of
goods that will soon be opened for the inspection of the
people. Take advantage of the opportunity. Come
and see me and be convinced that my prices are rock
bottom and my goods are second to none in quality.
Remember I handle pure food, Groceries, Country
Froduce, Chickens and Eirgs and Feed Stuff.
4 New fresh goods are arriving and will be sold at
short profits.
B. A. YUKON. Successor to Jasper Auman.
W. D. STECTMAW CO.
I Heavy nd Fancy Groceries.
Depot St. West Sid Ilailroad.
- Rav Edrnundson
BARBER SHOP
I and now has one of the nicest,
1 cleanest and best fitted shops in
; the county. (Opposite Wood &
Monng s. )
DR. W. P. REAVES
New McAdo Building,
Greei'jboro, N. C,
Prat'tife limitml to Uiwaans and Hinge rj
Ithe .r, Mr, None and Ibroat.
Hon'--I:30 to 5 p. m.
At lliuli Point Uffice orar Rin(f' Omg
Storr-, lion lay, V ixlneeilitv aril rriiluy.
Honr-":.'!0 to 11:30 a. ra.
N. P. COX,
Jewe er and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C.
New Store
We have in a nice line of goods
at Jarrett's old stand, near the
old rock fence and still keep a
general line at Davis shop.
Come one and all ana bring:
your trade. We will give you
market prices and sell you goods
at a reasonable price.
Davis (SL Canoy.
Sophia.. N. C.
New Cotton Gin.
My eoitoti crin ia now resdv for work
Th onlr gin in tin gertion. 1 fluurnntee
RHtirtfactiou. I will bur your cotton at
mghpftt market price.
IJrinff your cotton to my mill on i'olecnt
on mim tflt ot .norni I. utioii Mills.
A. N. Routh.
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Randl n, R, F. D. No. 2.
THE CAROLi.ii
COOK STOVE
Guaranteed to give Entire
Satisfaction in every way.
Thia stove hn rvrrr modern tmprore-
mont inrlmliiig extent ion top aholf, aido
ihPM, kicker, uicklo towel rot I, nickel Knobs,
1 , . ... ,. ,
Omameillal lioae. LrPTT 9tOV6 niCelr leOUsh-
ed. If rour merchant dnet not holi thetse
rtOTe. rite na and wo will ouoto aDCciallv
1,1W pnM UetireriMl at v
r railroad station.
Kvery Htove jniaraiilecvl,
Manufactured liy
! G. 1 GLASCOCK & SONS,
Greensboro, N. O.
i For sale hy lwia A Wiiwlow JIdw Co.,
i AsheUiro. N. ('.
Millinery
OpenifAg.
On Saturday of this week, Oct.
14th. All are cordially inTiUd
to attend.
The latest and best Models of
the season will be exhibited.
Mrs. E T. Blair.
Rich & Moffitt,
(New Store)
Dealers in
Groceries. Notions. . .
. . .and Country Produce.
South Fayetteville Street.
Farm for 8ale-
Tha vluWa lanrfa known a th E S Fra
rifr fflrra I 1-4 milf from Trinitr. 4 !-?
m)r from Thoinasvillf. on Ttiomaavilla road
dininine th horoe of Dr F C Frarir, aim-
aled on I'wharrio. Fami ronlaina abom
142 acrca, half timlwrrd wiih aonw good
bottom tarn), and enin lmildiooa.
Can he bought priratf ly.
ror information apply to
ran rtAta
r xaaf.t
Agnta.
High Point N C.
Last chance tb buy a BICKFORD & HUFF
MAN or SUPERIOR grain drill before seeding
time, as now is the time to use them.
We have a lot of them on hand and can fur
nish you anything in this line that you may
need at a low price.
?J McCrary-Redding
High Art
We have just received 50
from $8.00 to $18.00 per suit. Great values.
Nice line White and Fancy Vests. Straw Hats, ollars.
Ties, Furnishings, Etc., cheap.
Thenrettiest line of Low-auartered Tan Shoes ever
displayed in Asheboro. Be
Very
WOOD &
New Goods Arriving
On Every Train.
DONT MISS SEEING HEADQUARTERS.
We have purchased an immense amount of goods and
our stock is fast assuming the appearance of a full and
complete fall stock.
A few of our recent arrivals:
52 in. Cravanette for Coat Suits and Rain Coats $1.25
per yard.
38 in Plaid Suitings for girls school dresses 50cts per
yard.
52 in. Broadcloth, all colors, $1.00 per yard.
New colored Plaids for waists, 25cts per yard.
New 27 in. Silk for Shirt Waist Suits, 75c. to $1.00 per
yard.
36 in. Black Taffeta Silk, guaranteed, $1.00 per yard.
New line Flannelettes for Kimonas and dressing
Sacques just the thing for these cold mornings.
We carry the celebrated John B.
Stetson Hats.
rilorris-Scarboro-Moffitt Co.
Telephone No. 7.
Ayers Pills
JZ1Z.
a beautiful brtwn or rich black ? Use
Dress and Waist Goods!
Let us tell you something. We are receiving a nice
line of Dress and Waist Goods for Summer, Fall and Win
ter wear. These goods were bought before the advance
in prices bought right and will sell them right.
Boys' Suits,. Men's
made Shoes.
Shoes, all styles and prices. We carry a full line of No
tions. We have some odds and ends in Shoes will sell
cheap. Special bargains in different lines. Come in and
we will save you money on your purchases.
Ridge, Fox lit Company.
Oapt. J. W. Fry, Pres. R. R. ing. Vice. Pre.
E. Caldwell, Jr., Secy.
The Greensboro Life Insurance
Company.
r
Organized 1905. (Legal Reserve)
$100,000 Paid Capital. $25,OG0 Curplus.
Writes all ordinary forms of policy contracts. JDu'h
policy if registered and secured by Treas. lrl cZ F-i.ts.
Last Chance
Hardware Company,
Clothing!
suits of Summer Clothing1 at
sure to see them.
truly yours,
MO RING.
i
Free Delivery.
Sugar-coated, easy to take,
mild la action. They cure
constipatioi, biliousness,
sick-headache,
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
I IT. OT MWUfJtttV Mir. AALL COH MfcatlM.
Pants, Elkin Home
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