C„ Aug. 10, 1911
rr
Postolfice Honrs.
OSMOPW T.Op a. m. to 7.00 p. m.
Sanfeyt.oo to U.OO a. m. and 100 toUOp. a
HBBNAN HUGHES, Poatmaater.
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Local News.
—lin. Rebecca Foust, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
W. F. R. Clapp, continues quite
sick.
—Graham and Saxapahaw played
ball at the Fair grounds last Satur
day afternoon. The result was 2to
0 in favor of Saxapahaw.
—Vegetation appears greatly re-
vived since the recent showers. In
some parts of the county the showers
were heavy, in others light.
—Water is getting low in the
wells on account of there having
been so small an amount of rain for
several months.
—A camping jiarty consisting of
about a dozen young people are
spending the week at* Mr. Mcßride
Holt's place two and a half miles
Southwest of this place. Mrs. Chas.
P. Harden is the chaperone.
—Mr. Edward A. Benson, of Bur-
lington, who knows and does artis
, tic painting and paper-hanging, has
ju»t completed two excellent jobs
here —the M. E. Church and Mr. J.
B. Montgomery's residence
—Rev. Dr. John U. Newman, of
Elon College, will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing, filling Rev. J. F. Morgan's ap
pointment. After preaching com
munion services will be held.
—The County Sunday School As
sociation meets on Aug. 26th and
27th at Fairview, between Altama
haw and Ossipee. An attractive
programme, which appears else
where in this paper, has been pre
pared.
—Mr. Wm. H. Ward, an old Con
federate soldier, who has been total
ly disabled for more than thirty
years and has been a pensioner for
twenty-five years, died last Friday
at his home in Burlington. He was
a brave soldier and an upright citi
zen.
—Ex-Judge A. L. Coble, Assis- ,
tant U. 8. District Attorney, of e
Stateaviile, was here Monday attend- j
ing to the final details of the trans
fer of the lot in Burlington from (
Mr. J. Q. Gant to the U. S. Govern- {
ment, upon which the postoffice, {
building is to be erected.
—The laying of the street car
track in Graham is complete, except £
the short curves. The work has |
been done quickly. If the remain- j
der of the work is finished up with j
as much dispat6h as that at this end f
of the line, the cars will be running
within the next thirty days.
—Mr. John A. Cooper, son of Mr. 1
W. L. Cooper, near here, returned i
last Saturday trom Poughkeepsie, 1
N. Y„ where he has just finished t
the business course and received his j
diploma. He will rest a week car 1
two, then go to Suffolk, Va.; where i
he has accepted a position as book- 
keeper at a nice salary.
— ,
■ Orphans Had $67.80 House. j
The" Oxford Orphanage singing |
class gave a concert at the Opera ,
House Monday night to a good i
house and the receipts from the sale (
of tickets amounted to $67.80. It
waa one of the beet and most enjoy
able contorts ever given here. The
recitations and other parts by Roscoe
Franklin, 9 years old, the baby of
the class, were especially enjoyed.
All the others did exceedingly, well
but we mention Roscoe Franklin
on account of his tender age.
Brick Machine for Sale.
One No. 8 j. C. Steele A Son
Brick Machine, together with truck,
etc., all in good repair, for sale by
River Falls Cotton Mill Co.
Apply to J. W. Menefee,
or J. D. Kernodle.
July 27, 'll.
For Sale.
The Hal B. Mebane residence.
Apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Aaheville sent Charlotte five
care of water—Bo,ooo gallons—as
a token of regard. Water waa
also shipped to Charlotte from
Gastonia, Lincolnton and Shelby.
The 13th annual ywaslon of the
Southern Nurserymen's Associa
tion, embracing States south of
Mason and Dixon's line, will be
hq}d in Greensboro August 23-26.
The Greensboro Telegram has
changed from a morning to an af
ternoon paper. A building es
pecially designed for newspaper
work is to be erected for the
Greensboro News.
A negro servant on a naval re
serve steamer at Beaufort, wild
from drink, stabbed three sailors.
The crew, armed with axes, final
ly subduced him after he had
stabbed two other men.
Personal Mention
•—•— * —
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ilardee spent
Tuesday in Greensboro.
Mrs. Geo. W. Denny has returned
from Blowing Rock,
Mr. E. S. Parker, Jr., is spending
the week in New York on business.
Master Wm. Holt, of Fayetteville,
is here visiting Master Wm. Scott.
Miss May Criehton has returned
from a week's stay atMorehead City'
Mr. John Scott of Durham ia
spending a few days at his home
here.
Mr. W. J. Stockard, near Sax apa
haw, was in yesterday and today on
business
Mr. Elmer P. Williams, of Colum
bia, S. C., made us a brief, but
pleasant call today.
Mr. Clay Lewis, who has been
away for some time on business, is
at home for a few days.
Miss Mary Estlow spent the latter
part of last week and the first of
this visiting in Greensboro.
Miss Beulah Fleniken, who has
been visiting Miss Lucy Bnrch, left
Tuesday for her home in Charlotte.
Mrs. L. Banks Williamson and
children, of Glencoe, are visiting her
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. C. B. Irwin.
Mrs. Chas. 0. Robbina and baby,
who. have been visiting relatives
here, left Tnesday for their home at
High Point.
Mrs. C. J. Hill and Master ' Car
son, of High Point, arrived this
morning and are visiting at Mr.
Mcßride Holt's.
Miss Kate Clendenin left lor
Swanquarter, N. C., the latter part
of last week to spend a week or two
there with a relative.
Mrs. Sykee and children, near
Efland, who have been visiting her
brother, Mr. R. L. Holmes, left
Tuesday for their home.
Misses Ida and Alma Clapp, who
have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Will Thompson, at Spencer,
will return home tomorrow.
Misses Annie Tillett, of Durham,
and Marguerite Stanford, of Orange,
spent from Friday till Tuesday here
visiting the latter's pister, Mrs.
i Walter E. Walker.
Miss Grace Eatlow, who has been
visiting at Mr. Grant Estlow's for
several weeks, left yesterday for her
home at Mayalanding, N. J.
Mrs. J. DeWitt Fonst, near Clover
Orchard in t!e southern part of the
county, is spending a few davs here
at the home pf her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Hunter.
Mr. Wm. E. Murray ia spending
a few daya here at the home of hia
brother, Mr. John L. Murray. He
has been on the Isthmus of Panama
for two or three yean, helping Uncle
Sam with hia "Big Ditch."
Lawrence, Mass., one of the
largest cities of that common
wealth, 'having a population by
the last census of 85,892, and
showing an increase of over 37
per cent, iu the last 10 years, Is
bankrupt—no money in the treas
ury to meet obligations. A baud
of thieves has robbed the city.
The former mayor is in jail and a
number of other officials have
pleaded guilty to charges of
bribery and atealing. The pres
ent mayor is trying to borrow
$500,000 to pay debts and running
expenses.
They had a great time at Rock- 1
ingham county court at Went- '
worth last week, A defendant
who called a lawyer a blank liar (
had to pay S2OO for it and then (
Attorneys MoMichael and Glide- |
well fought during the reeess of |
court.
Go Right At it.
Friends and Neighbors in
Graham Will Show You
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50 cents. Foater-Mflbnrn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
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Mid teko no other!*" 1 *
Eton College Items.
Oor, of the Gleaner.
Ekxt College Items- The Files' Revenge.
Oor. of the Gleaner.
His many friends will b" very Ten Uttle flies
glad to know that Prof. Ned. F. AH in a line;
Brannook, of the department of | Ouo got a swat!
Physics and Chemistry, Who re- Then there wore
cently underwent a most serious Nine little flies, *
surgical operation in the Bt. Leo's Grimly sedate,
Hospital in Greensboro, is im- Licking their chops
proving and, while he is not able Then there were..
yet to set up, hU, physicians feel Ei htllttle aL .
confident that aU danger is past 80rae more _
andhis complete recovery is as
sured. '
„ T . _ . . . , Then there were
Mr. Joseph Clendenin of the
hill, who wan stricken with Four little flies
paralysis of the alimentery canal Colored green-blue;
and digestive Kystem last Thure- Swat! (Ain't it easy?)
day, continues very sick at his Then there were
residence. Relatives and frleuds Two little flies
have been called by his bedside, Dodged the civilian—
and the issue of his ailment is be- Early next day „
ing watched with much concern. There were a million!
The Rev. J. W. Wellons, who —Buffalo N«wa.
is the co-pastor of the Church in Aecnaed orsteaitng.
this place is spending the vacation E E chamberlain, of Clinton,
granted him by his congregation, Me., boldly accuses Bucklen's
visiting friends and acquaintan- Arnica Salve of stealing—the
cesof long standing in Franklin sting from burns or scalds—the
and Wake counties. P?' n from , all ki^-the
T . ... , , , , distress from boils or piles. "It
Intelligence has reached here robs cutß> corDßt
with regret that the Rev. P. H. ftn d injuries of their terror," he
Fleming, D. D., Pastor of "as a healing remedy its
First Christian Church of Bur- equal don't exist." Only 250 at
linirton. N. C.. and secretary and Drug Co.
Physics and Chemistry, \vho re
cently underwent a most serious
surgical operation in the Bt. Leo's
Hospital in Greensboro, is im
proving and, while he is not able
yet to set up, his physicians feel
confident that all danger is past
and his complete recovery is as
sured.
Mr. Joseph Clendenin of the
hill, who was stricken with
paralysis of the alimentery canal
and digestive Kystem last Thurs
day, continues very Bick at his
residence. Relatives and frleuds
have been called by his bedside,
and the issue of his ailment is be
ing watched with much concern.
The Rev. J. W. Wellons, who
is the co-pastor of the Church in
this place is spending the vacation
granted him by his congregation,
visiting friends and acquaintan
ces of long standing in Franklin
and Wake counties.
Intelligence has reached here
with regret that the Rev. P. 11.
Fleming, D. D., Pastor of the
First Christian Church of Bur
lington, N. C. t and secretary and
treasurer Of the College Corpo
ration, has accepted a oall to the
pastorate of the Christian Church
at Greenville, Ohio. 31r. Flem
ing's services as secretary and
treasurer of the College have
been most valuable in the past.
The Vacation Number of the
College Bulletin appeared on the
first of this week and has been
mailed to old and prospective
students and such friends as
desire it. This number contains
articles of general interest on
edncational questions of the day
and ought to appeal to young per
sons who are considering the mat
ter of entering college this fall.
A dopy of this bulletin may be
had by addressing the President.
The prospect for the fall term,
despite the drouth and poor crops
in many counties, is very bright.
The expectation is that' the en
rollment will represent au in
crease over that of last year.
August 3, 1911.
The Reapportionment Bill.
Bearing an iniatiative and refer
endum feature to safeguard against
gerrymandering in a number of
States, the congressional reappor
tionment bill passed the Senate
Thursday. It fixes the future House
membership at 433—with two more
when Arizona and New Mexice attaiu
Statehood —instead of the present
391. There was not even the forma
lity of a roll call on the final vote.
Two amendments, both offered by
Senator Burton of Ohio, were attach
ed to the House measure and the
House has concurred in the amend
ments.
The increase in the membership
of the House will mean an addod
expense to the country of approxi
mately $400,000 a year. The sala
ries of the 42 new members will ag
gregate 1315,000. Bach will have
one clerk at $1,500 which will add
183,000 to the total. Mileage and
other incidental expenaea will atill
farther increase the sum, bringing
lit to tfib amount first named .
Under the decennial reapportion
ment there is to be no reduction in
the membership from any Stato.
The average congressional district
will contain crrer 17,000 greater
population than at present, the av
erage diatrict comprising 211,877
under the new plan.
-The revolution which has been
in progress in Haiti has succeeded
and President Simon, of Haiti,
has fled from the capital, which
la in the hands of the revolution
ists.
An official statement issued by
the American Tobacco Company
to its stockholders gives the in-
formation that no dividends ou
the common stock will be declared
the present time, which would
ordinarily be payable in Septem
ber.
Joseph Clary, imprisoned by a
care-in at the White Oak mine,
near Joplin, Mo., from Sunday
morning, July 30th, was reached
by rescuers Wednesday morning,
Aug. 2nd. He was alive and well.
When the last spadeful of eavtb
was removed by workmen in the
tfiaft and they dropped through
Into the drift, Clary threw hlni
self into their arms and wept
while the shoots of thousands
«*Nrlng -at the mouth of the
mine re-echoed down the shaft.
A company has been cbarterel
to manufacture and sell flying
I machines at Greensboro.
Mocksvillo Record: Mrs. W.
R. Ellis, of Advance, reports her
Wheat crop this year at 550 broth
els. One of her tenants, Jess
Myers, raised 150} bftuhels on 5
acne of land, and nsed no manure
or fertiliser. She offered a prize
and Myers won over all the other
tenant*.
—I am now offering my entire
Stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Gentlemen's Furnishings at and be
low oost to close out.
A. M. BADLET, Graham, N. C.
Chiropractic
Kl-RO-PRAC-TIK
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THE NEW IDEA!
I
The New Method of Analyzing the 1
Symptoms and Adjusting the
Physical Cause of Disease.
NO KNIFE-NO ELECTRICITY—
NO DRUGS.
The Chiropractor* assert that the real and
gniy physical cause of disease is a mechanic
al Interference with tho flow of Innate
energy from the brain to the suffering part
Of organ, and that this interference In most
eases Is caused by vertebral subiaxatlon
(partial dislocation). When such a condition
exists, tbeis Is more or lese pinching of the
bundle of nerves a the point of exit fiom
the spine, causing a disorder at twig ends of
the nsrvis. Hence, should the pinched
nerves be those that pass to lbs stomach,
there would be "stomach trouble" In some
form. If to the kidneys. In Ume a esse of
Bright's disease may develope, and so, should
any one of theM pairs of nerves be pinched
at their exit, there would be a'dlseased con
dition of the organ to whleh they pass, un
less the pressure be removed. Chiropractic
is the only known method to-dsy by which
the spine may luoccssfuily be restored to
normal' oonditton; thereby removing the
eaaae of the disease, allowing hMsn to
effect a cure. Many cases of long standlog
h >ve been permanently cured in this way.
Don't be prejudlood. Fon't condemn Chiro
practic without Investigation; you know
from Investigation and personal trial, wheth
er or not drugs have given you pensaoent
relief, aad you have taken medietas blindly.
If jo« do not understand the principle of
Chiropractic go to the Chiropractor and have
him exp'aln to you just what It Is. Exami
nation Is five, and be wtll examine your case
and point out to you the —so of your
trouble. We can refer you tos number of
responsible men here In town, now taking
1 Chiropractic sdlustmsnts, who will tetl you
what it Is doing for these. It wtll pay you
to "look Into It." It may save you yean of
suffering, and prolong your life.
■.IUBfIBB
* CHIROPRACTOR
BURLINGTON, - - N G.
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Pnblic Sale.
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MONDAY, AUODST 7th, 1911,
at IMI> o'clock M.. nail a* p«MI« aartloa for
cut at tb* oourt boiiao door In Orakam, M.
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etna moil ttock of tba aatd HoltJ.ranlto
■aaufaetortDi Comimar. all of Mid eaitia
(Mtaa amouot/n, to four bundrad aad Sftf
I 'TBld? aUdrtoek will fea aold as a wboio
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Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
By UV. T. S. LINSCOTT, D. D.
August 20th, I#ll.
(Copyright, 1»10. ky K«T. T. S. UnacMt D.D.)
Jeremiah Cast Into Prison. Jer.
xxxvil.
Golden
men shall revile you, and persecute
you, and say all manner of evil
against you falsely, (or my sake.
Matt v: 11.
•re ye, when
(1.) Verses 1-t—When aln la work
ing wreck »ivd ruin, how do you «z
--pS.'u tnat men keep on 1b their dis
obedience to God, as Zedeklah did?
(2.) How did Zedeklah become kin*
of Judah?
(S.) What If any relation wa# Zede
klah to the king of Dabylon. (See S
Kings xxiv:l7.)
(4.) What makea people dlaregard
one whom they believe to be a true
prophet, as many of theae Jews did
Jeremiah?
5.) Verses 8-4 Jerusalem was
now besieged with • powerful army,
and Zedeklah In fear sent to aak Jere
miah to pray to God for them; waa
there merit or demerit, in thla re
queat from auch a man? Why?
(6.) Does God answer the prayers
of the wicked for the suocess of their
projects, or the prayers of good peo
ple In their behalf?
(7.) How should a man be treated
who is constantly pointing out na
tional sins, and forecasting their dis
astrous consequences? la he a traitor
or a patriot?
(8.) Verses 5-10—Zedeklah in spite
of his oath to the king of Babylon
had rebelled against him, and made a
league with the king of Egypt; what
did God say through Jeremiah should
be the result?
(>.) What Is the demerit of the sin
to break an oath or betray a truitT
(10.) What reason la there to bo
ilers that there come* a time, In the
life of au Individual, when his fate la
Aaled aud hla doom certain?
(11.) Verse 11 —The Chaldean king
of Babylon raised the siege of Jerusa
lem. im »»>*♦ Pharaoh's ««nv of relief
Your Questions Answered.
If yon would like to have an
swered any particular question
oach or any week from "The Sug
gestive Questions on the Sunday
School Lesson" by Rev. Dr. Lin
scstt, send in your request to this
office, giving the date of the les
son and the number of the quee
tion you wish answered. You
may seleou any question except
the one indicated that it may be
answered in writing by members
of ahe club. Dr. Linscott will
answer the questions either in
these columns or by mall through
this office. Don't forget to state
what benefit these "Suggestive
Questions" are to you. Give your
full name and address. Send
your letters to The Question Editor
of The Alamanck Gleaner.
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R. C. Hunter, Proprietors, •
use the purest extracts and
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one quality-'
THE BEST
Call for our goods and insist
on getting them and you will
get something PURE and
Good. !
R. C. HUNTER,
GRAHAM, N.C.
Administrator's Notice.
Marin# qualified u adalnlttrator of
11 MWU of Haallß (Herman, IhUUtoao
COLUMJf.
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OoanC TOUT wonU and MO4 MM> vttt «ri*r.
m* ianw «r »b»»»r»uo«
HOUSES and lota for not. Ap
ply to W. J. Nick*.
SCHOOL BOOKS— ▲ full np
ply of all kinds, alto aebool rap
plies, miscellaneous books and sU
ionery at C. Burlington
For Sale.
The 11*1. B. Mebanx Residence
apply to Chaa. A. Scott.
—A fall line of Buggies [ol all
Kinds sod a big lot ofFarm Ma
chinery. See our stock and get our
prices before you buy anything in
onr line. DADLIT A HUGHES,
Graham, N. C.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebano Residence
apply to Chaa. A. Scott.
returned to BVrot, possibly driven
back by tbo Chaldeans. Thla gave
Jerusalem a short respite. What
should tbe wicked do while God with
holds hi* Judgments?
(IS.) Verses 11-14—What wee the
trobahle object of Jeremiah in leav
lag Jerusalem, now he bad the oppor
tunity?
(II.) Waa there any ground at all
for acouaing Jeremiah of being a
traitor? (Bee chap. 18.)
(14) Which la generally the worse,
"a lie out of whole cloth" or one
baaed upon facta perverted?
(IS.) Veraea 16-IS—Why In view of
Ood's almighty power doei He permit
hla servants to auffer for their vary
faithfulneaa?
(18.) Verse IT —Likely by this
time the Chaldean army had re-invest
ed the city, and then Zedeklah, the
king, geta Jeremiah out of prison to
consult him. la It a usual thing for
bad men when In prosperity to reject
good people, and when In adversity
consult them, or ask their prayers?
Give your reasons.
(17.) Jeremiah told the king the
blunt truth. Why should we alwaya
do that with sinners?
(18.) Verses 18-21 Does • good
man ever get where He may not suf
fer hunger, eold, or other bodily die
comforts, or, when he does not de
sire bodily comforts as do other men?
(This Is one of the questions that may
be answered In writing by members
of the elub.)
Lesson (or Sunday, Aug. >7, 1911.
Judah Carried Captlva to Babylon!
Jtr. xxxix.
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son Itself for Sunday
read the series of 53.
Name
Address.
Service by Publication
North Carolina, Alananre County
la the Superior Court.
Service of Summons by Publication —Notice
Joseph Hill, Plaintiff.
VS. ~\_ •'
Luis Hill. Defendant -*
Luis Hill, the defendant above named, will
take noUoe that an action entitled as above
ass been eommenrcl In the Muperlor Court
orAlaausnee County for the purpose of ob
taining an abeoiute divorce from thn bonds
sjsn»
>elendsnt will further lake notice th t
she Is required to appear at the term
of the Muperton Court of laid Countv
to be held on the first Monday of
September, Ml, st the Court House of
said County In Orahsm. snd answer or de
adly fa the oonpistnt in said scllon. or the
•lalntlff will apply to the Court for the re
liefdemsnded In aald complaint.
Th.. Au,.lst l lM,, Ki|iiNoD , B c g 0
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College of Agriculture 4 Mechanic Arts
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in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical
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Those course* are both practical and
scientific. Examinationa for admia
• sion held at all the county aeata on
July 13. For catalog addreas
The Registrar,
U 22junelOt W. Raleigh, N. C.
I 1
I Service by Publication.
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-5 lathe Sapeiier Court
Mrs. State Tickle. MaloUff.
• vs.
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p of August, j D KBrtMODLB.
a Clerk ie ope rlor Court
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ty that is good for him. Other (^IBBRSK«K#^S
nursery supplies too. Powders, HM
aoaps, scalp washes, extra nip Is, fl 1 >■'• F%w3r
etc. Baby remedieb too to course Wl W ft
The reliable kind that contain no
harmful narcitics.
Graham Drug Company,
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.
Falls Farm H
FOR SALE
I offer for sale all of my River Falls Farm, situated in I
Thompson Township, Alamance county, N. 0., except about I
300 acres which adjoins the River Falls water power tract. I
I Will Cat the Farm Into Tracts
to Suit Purchasers.
TERMS—HaIf cash, balance in one, two, three, four and H
| five years' time, with interest at C percent per annum on de- I
Dr In selling this !and I will begin on the East and West la
sides of the farm selling up to the lines on either side of I
what I propose reserving in power tract.
I also offer for sale on reasonable terms one 50 H. P. Boiler I
and Engine, one Traction Engine and Threshing Machine and I
a portion of my Farm Implements and Teams. 4
This land produces fine cotton, grain and grasses and is I
located from one to three and a naif miles of Saxapahaw I
cotton mills, from which point there is a sand-clay and ma- H '*
cudam road to Graham.
Parties wishing to buy auy part of this farm will pleaae I
communicate with me at Graham or my son Chas. E. Menefee I
at River Falls Farm. Respectfully,
. ' J. W. MENEFEE.
Service by Publication
Subscribe Hortb Carolina, Alamance County—
In the Superior Court*
p berviee of Summons by Publication—Notice.
"Ol i Nancy Settle, Plaintiff,
i *■» *
' Ale* Bottle. Defendant.
The G leaner. Ale* Settle, the defendant above named,
■ win take notice that an notion entitled a*
above baa been commeneed In tbu Bu
_ . perlor ;ourt of Alamance County tor
On V ' the purpoee of obtaining an abaolnte
' divorce from the bonds of matrimo
ny heretofore cxlatlDg between Plain
tiff and iDefendant: and the «ald Defend
sl nn nor uoar >nt will further take notloe that he 1* re
' .V-/VJ •per ytJcil. I quired to appear at the term or the Hupart-r
1 Court of «ald County to be held on the first
- Monaav of Heptembcr, 19 1. at the Court
1 Houw of «ald County In Graham, and angwer
o or demur to the complaint in sold action, or
»»»>>>>»»>»♦»♦»»•♦♦»♦♦♦♦* the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In laid complaint. .. S
' Tbts Aug. Ist, 111 1.
_. J. D. K KHKODLB, C. H, C. /J
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rate msi ■ »ery • geaeln 8
Laj U l 0» xbtvu The Ilai B. Mobane rem donee.
4M • • «" Apply to Chas. A. Scott.
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lew Crap Turnip Seet"
The good, sure to grow kind-all varieties
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Remember that we fill correctly, and Just as
written by your doctor* the most difficult,
as well as simple, prescriptions, using
the purest Ingredients obtain
able. Bring us your
prescription.
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at our fountain,
jjff I where you'll find the
wmi vyLZs most delicious
creams and drinks,
11 n SWMI daintily
Alamance Pharmacy,
Prescription Specialists,
J. C. Simmons Druggist.
Fitting Up A Store
lined to be a matter of weeks. Now t~ B "53- - j -L B
it is » matter of a few days onlp. If I
yoo want to open quick and not pay
rent for nothing get our mill work
with which to fit up your place. (J h fcjZftgHT"--®
Shelving, posts, panels, partitions,
rulings, etc., can all be had at a jJ \\ *•_ *
moment's notice. They will save
you time and a lot of money, too. "
Walker & McAdams,
Graham, N. C