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Pwtotttee flours.
Onto* open 1M t. m. to 7.00 p. m.
Sunday fcOO tolLflOs. *. and 440 to LOO p. m
HBBNAN HOOHBB, Poetmwter.
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Local News.
i
—Mrs. W. H. Holt is still yery
feeble, and her condition is not
hopeful.
—Col. Jacob A. Long has not
been well this week and has not been
in attendance on court
—Miss. Margaret Clegg has re
turned from the Northern markets
and is getting ready for her Spring
millinery opening.
—lf there have been any doubting
. Thomases about "ground-hog day,"
they have changed to uncompromis
ing believers.
—Dr. J. W. Long of Greensboro
is here today as an expertwitness in
the trial of Abner Conklm for the
murder of Tom Crompton.
—Mr. A. M. Garwood, who is now
with the Durham Daily Sun, spent
a day or so here the first of the week
in the interest of that excellent paper.
—The horse traders have had an
up-hill business of it this week.
Mighty unseasonable weather for ex
posing old and decrepit horse flesh.
-r-Mr. Frauk F. Tho ipson and
family desire to exte d their heait
felt thanks to the good people whe
so kindly assisted them during the
sickness and death of Mrs. Blanch
V. Thompson
—Mrs. Mollie Rippy" died in
Greensboro Sunday. She had lived
there for several years, but was a
native of Alamance county. She
was 65 years old. The urial took
place at Long's Chapel Monday,
Rev. J. W. Holt conducting the
services.
—The following attorneys, beside&
the county bar, have been here at
court this week: Solicitor S. M.
Gattis of Hillsboro, Judge W. P.
Bynum, Col. Jno. A Barringer, Geo.
S. Bradshaw, Esq., and Hon. A. L.
Brooks of Greensboro, Chas. Scarlett,
Esq., of Durham.
—A prisoner named Dan Alston
(or Austin) was landed here yester
day. He was an escaped convict
sent to the roads of this county from
Lee county a year or so ago. He was
caught on the border between Scot
land county and South Carolina.
Sheriff Cook had been on his trail
for some time. The convict has
about two years' service before him
yet.
—A colored boy named Ed. Dur
ham plead guilty of larceny at Sep
tember term, last, and was hired
out for twelve months. He stayed
with the kind man who hired him
until a few weeks ago and left. He
has been captured in Orange county
and is now in jail to be hired out
again.
—Graham Home Building Asso
ciation monthly dues are payable on
Saturday. On that day those who
have subscribed for shares in the
new series of 'stock are expected to
make their first payment. If you
have not taken stock, do so. It is a
sure and safe way to save and lay
up for the proverbial "rainy day."
—The Daughters of the Confed
eracy were liberally patronised at
their dinners at John T. Black &
Bro.'s store Monday and Tuesday
and realized quite a nice sum for
the Monument Fund. They appre
ciate the patronage accorded them.
The ladies are making a heroic ef
fort to raise funds for the Confed
erate Monument and it should be the
pleasure of the public to help ihem
in every possible way.
—The weather is a fruitful topic
at all times, but lately it is especially
so. On last Sunday in the early
morning it began snowing and kept
it up throughout the day, the snow
reaching the depth of about three
inches. This had nearly disappeared
by Tneaday evening, when it began
snowing again and continued through
the night and yesterday morning it
waa from aeven to sight inches d jep.
The ground was wet and at first tho
snow melted rapidly, otherwise on
both occaaiona it would have attained
a very much greater depth. Two
big snows in one week is an unusual
occurrence.
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Marriages.
Mr. Everett Steele and Mne Clara
Exell were united in marriage on
34th nit at the home of Mr. Claude
Reavis, Ber. Geo. L. Cunj officiat
ing-
Mr. W. N. Drumwright and Miss
Sellie Black were united in marriage
on Sunday at the residence of Mr. 0.
F. Olapp, Mr. V. M. Euliss, J. P.,
officiating.
Mr. Ear ley Logan of Forsyth
-county and Misa Nan E. Stoat of
Graham were married Monday even
ing At 9 o'clock at the residence of
Mr. W. N. Drumwright, Mr. V. M.
Euliss, J.' P., officiating. Just be
ins the words were spoken that
made the twain one Oneida Band
played "Dixie" and "Home Sweet
• :
| Personal Mention
»■ ■ 4
Miss Bess Baxter spent from Sat
urday till Monday, at her home in
Durham.
Mre. Jno. C. Drewry and Master
John returned to their home in Ral
eigh Tneaday.
Miss Blanche Scott returned Mon
day evening from a visit of three
weeks to friends in Wilsou.
Mr. Herbert Rives of Greensboro
spent Sunday here with his brothere
Messrs. M. R. and W. S. Rives.
Miss Lillian Turner of Raleigh
spent from Saturday till Monday
here with her sister, Miss Olaire
Turner.
Miss Ada Freeland returned Mon
day from Baltimore and New York,
ftrhere she baa been selecting Spring
millinery.
Mr. James D. Proctor of Lumber
ton, spent from Bunday till Tuesday
here,' wben he returned home ac
companied by Mrs. Proctor and lit
tle daughter who had been visiting
at the home of ber parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Kernodle.
Court Notes.
Alamance Superior Court con
vened Monday with Jndge Chas. M.
Cooke presiding. His charge to the
Grand Jnry, of whom Mr. Levi H.
Aldridge was appointed foreman,
was out of the ordinary. He wasted
no time in definitions of petty of
fences, but rather spoke of condi
tions which affect and demoralize
society and citizenship. All he
said was worthy of mature consider
ation.
The trial of the State Docket was
taken up and dispatched. We can
not give the results in this issue,
in as much as sentences have not
been imposed in all cases yet.
The Grand Jury completed their
work and were discharged yeater
day afternoon.
The trial of Abner Conklin for
the murder of Tom Cromptotf was
taken up yesterday morning. v
special venire of fifty men had been
summoned from which to select a
jury. A strong array of counsel is
engaged in the case: With the
Solicitor Judge W. P. Bynum, of
Greensboro, and Mess. Long & Long,
of Graham, are prosecuting, and
Messrs. Parker & Parker and I. W.
Ward, of Graham, and W. H. Car
roll, of Burlington, are appearing
for the prisoner. The case wil
not be finished before Friday night,
possibly.
Notwithstanding the very disa
greeable weather the attendance has
been large.
New Advertisements.
Coble-Bradshaw Co., Burlington—
Have an ad. of the celebrated "Pitts
burgh Perfect Fence." If needing
fencing you should investigate.
They also cafry a full line of Hard
ware, Vehicles and Farm Machinery,
and are always glad to see you in
their store whether you buy"or not.
Give them a call. They will tpeat
you right.
J. L. Scott, Jr., Pub. Adm'r, as
adm'r of Sophia Brown—Notice.
FREE.— We have 18 subscriptions
to the Southern Ruralist, one of the
very best agricultural papers pub
lished in the United States, which'
will be given away to those who come
first. Pay asloo on your subscrip
tion and get the Ruralist free for one
year Do it now, before all are sold
Wanted.
A Horse that will weigh over
1,200 pounds. One that, will an
swer for all purposes. Not over
9 years old.
W. S. LONG, JR.,
Foreman Hose Co. No. 1
Graham, N. C.
Deeds, Not Words
Graham People Have Abso
lute Proof of Deeds
at Home.
m* ,
It's not words but deeds that
prove true merit.
-The deeds of Doan's Kidney
Pills, I
For Graham kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputa
tion.
Proof lies in the testimony of
Graham people who have been,
cured to stay cured.
Mrs. P. W. Haitbcock, Mill St., |
Graham, N. 0., says: "I gladly
confirm )be public statement I
gave three years ago recommend
ing Doan's Kidney Pills ss I have
not had a symptom of kidney
trouble since that time. I waa
subject to attacks of backache and
a feeling of distress through my
kidneys. I also had dull head
aches and /elt languid and run
down. Finally I got Doan's Kid
ney Pills from the Alamance
Pharmacy and I had not used
them long before my trouble dis
appeared. Another member of
my family baa also taken Doan's
Kblney Pills with good results."
For sale by all dealers. Price
00 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United-States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
Snow Camp.R. F. D. No. I Items.
Oor. of The Gleaner.
The Bethel Academy school closed
lasl Friday. The students were giv
en tho evening to play base ball and
the remainder of the Bethel ball
team joined them and they had A
good game.
We have had another snow storm.
It waa about six inches deep.
The Cedar CliS school house in
the adjoining district was partly
burned last Thursday. The insu
rance will cover the damage.
At the Fouat saw mill Saturday
evening Mr. Arlendo McPherson was
sawing a sill for his son and found
a hole in the log that had a pin in it.
He was offered ten dollars for the
log, and said he would not take ond
hundred and fifty dollars for it. lie
sent t > the mill soon Monday morn
ing after the log but I have not
learned whether he found any money
in it or not.
Dr. Freeman of Burlington spent
most of last week on his farm in
thin comunity.
Snow Camp, N. C. March 5, 1912
At a meeting of the directors
of the Sparta and Alleghany rail
road at Elkin last week 11. O.
Chatham resigned a* president
and was succeeded by John A.
Mills, general manager of the
road. Chatham was elected vice
president. Selection of routes
for the extension of the road to
Sparta is under way and the work
of construction will be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
By a vote of 24 to 15, the Vir
ginia Senate defeated the bill au
thorizing the calling of a State
election on prohibition when one
fourth of the voters should ask
for 'the election. The bill had
passed the house.
Jim Finn, who is supposed to
be a white man, and Jack John
son, the negro champion prize
fighter, will, it is said, scrap fur
the championship on or about
July 24. The meeting place will
be somewhere out West.
Pay Your 1912 Road Tax.
Road Tax for 19-12 is now due,
and payable until April Ist, after
which time we are not allowed by
law to receive it, and all persons
liable are required by law to work
the roads three days.
Jan'y 5, 1912.
A.J.THOMPSON,
Treasurer Alamance County.
t MOTHER GRAY £
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Both of the above for $ 1.00 if taken in the month of March
Notice of Sale.
Under and by virtue of a decree
of the Superior Court of Wake
County, made ou the 19th day of
Feb. 1912, iu the suit of the Com
mercial National Hank of Kalelgh
et al vs. E. C. Laird et al, the un
dersigned, Commercial National
tiauk of Raleigh, as commissioner,
appointed by said Court for this
purpose, will, on
( SATURDAY, MARCH 23,1912
at 12:00 M., at the Court House
door iu the town of Graham, Ala
mance County, N. C., offer for
sale and sell for cash to the high
est bidder, the following describ
ed personal, to-wit:
1004 shares of the common
stock of the (lolt-Qranite Manu
facturing Co., represented by
certificates as follows:
No. Shares No. Shares
3 455 14 74
48 60 44 50
41 17 45 17
49 17 40 50
57 50 55 50
57 50 53 50
54 50 H8 4
59 2 50 6
4(5 0 48 G
Also 146 shares of the preferred
stock of said Holt-Granite Manu
facturing Co., represented by
certificate as follows:
No. 96 for 88 Shares
No. 97 for 58 Shares
Tito common stock is to be of
fered and sold as a whole and the
preferred stock is to be offered
Hud solil as a whole. This sale is
made subject to confirmation of
the Court. ■»
i iiis Feb. 20, 1912.
The Commercial National
Bank of Raleigh;
. Commissioner.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All porsoni* having «la!m« aralniit the o»-
tnte of Hophla Ann Brown. deceased, will
present them to the undersigned dulv veri
fied. m or before the 10th dav of March, lUli,
and In default this notice will t>e pleaded In
bar of their lecoverv; and all person* owing
the estate of said decedent are notified to
make Immediate payment.
J. L. HCOTT, pirb. Adm'r
as ad iu'r of Bophiu Urown.
M.» rob 1 1012
f *
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
The best Repairing
Z. T. HADLEY
Jnnkr
GRAHAM, N. C.
Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
By UV. T. S. LINSCOTT. D. 11.
March 17, I*l2.
[Cooyrlfht. IMI. by llev. T. a Ltnsoott.
D. D.]
The Paralytic Forgiven and Healed.
Mark 11:1-12. -
Golden Text—Bleaa the Lord, O my
soul, and forget not all his benefits,
who forgiveth all thine iniquities, who
healeth all thy diseases. Pa. clU^-S.
(1.) Verse I—How long will an ear
nest Christian be In a ahop, store or
community before It Is "noised that he
la in the houae?"
(2.) Verso 2—Was it Christ's person,
his toschlng or hla miracles that at
tracted the crowd?
(8.) What are the attractions In this
community which draw the biggest
crowds?
(4.) If s preacher Uvea In close con
tact with Ood will he be certain In a
populous community to attract the
crowd? Why or why not?
(6.) If Jeaus were to come here to
reside snd preach the same doctrine
aa in tboae days would he be popular
with the average church member?
Why?
(0.) Verse 3—Of bow much benefit Is
tt Jn these days to bring onr sick onsa
to Jesus?
(7.) How would yon characterise one
who did nothing to comfort the alck,
relieve the t>oor or help people In their
trouble?
(8.) Which more nearly Imitate Je
ans In csring for ths sick, the churches
or the societies? Olve your reasons.
(9.) Verse 4—lf we sre fully deter
mined to hove the members of onr
families saved by Jeaus wbst can pre
vent us? •
(lO.i \v>- ' ii i yon most nd-
Your Questions Answered.
If yop would like to have an
swered any particular question
each or any week from "Tho Sug
gestive Questions on tho Sunday
School Lesson" by Rev. f>r. Lin
scott, send in your request to this
office, giving the date of the les
son and the nnmber of tho ques
tion you. wish answered. You
may select any question except
the one indicated that It may be
answered in writing by members
of |he club. Dr. Linscott will
answer the aqnestions either in
these columns or by mail through
this office. Don't forget to stale
what benefit these "Suggestive
Questions" aro to you. Give your
full naitfb and address. Send
your letters to The Question Editor
of THE ALAMANCE GLEANER.
Eggs for Hatching From.
S. C. BufT Orpingtons, Cock's
strain. S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
DegrafT strain. These are Pore Bred,
large, handsome fowla and fine lay
ers. Eggs $1.50 for 15. Orders
being booked. V. S. KIL'BY,
feb 22-4t. Burlington, N. C.
FOIEYS KIDNEY PUIS
fee Bmsssms KteMavaana luaiaj
mire" W crese four rot tlieir in
sistence In bringing their sick Mend"
to Jesus?
(11.) Verse s—Which Is the more ca
lamitous anil why. a palsied body or a
palsied soul?
(12.) What rotation hml the faith of
these four men with the forgiveness
of the sins of the sick man? ,
(13.) How long doss it tske Ood to
forgive tho sins of a msn who Is real
ly penitent!
(14.) Vorses 0-7—Does Jesus her*
state thnt tic forgave this man's sins
or that Ood had forglveu htm?
(18.) If any man of Ood la assured
that a aaakar of aalvatlon la truly
penitent, why may ha not pronounoe to
him that hie eina are forgiven T (Thie
la ana of the queatione that may ha
answered in writing by mambare of the
slab.) «
(10.) Verso S—'Was mind rending pe
culiar to Jesus, or bsrc other* a sim
ilar gift? (Jive your reasons.
(IT.) Verses 0-12-Tbe hoallug of this
sick msn was clearly a miracle. Was
the forglveneaa of hla alna also a mir
acle?
Lesson for Sunday. Uarch 2-1, 1912.
Feasting aud Panting. Mark 11:13-22.
Will Enferea City Ordinanoa.
At a meeting of the dty council of
MarllD. Tel.. the marshal was Instruct
ed to enforce the ordlasnce against
obstructions twins placed and showed
to remain on the streets snd sidewalks,
sucb as vehicles nt blacksmith shop*
and livery stables; boxes, barrels, etc..
at stores and aaloous. Thla action was
ID compliance with a request from la
dies of the city.
COUPON,
Cat out aad Mend to tbla Oln
Mlktoutm IhntftwmiiiM&j
30,131 thi 6m itb Bibla QUMUOS Club
Mb? the ip«ciil price of n.OO eselond
Coutoi t oatoofLoolChb.
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Addrea
The sooner you send your subscrip-'
tion the more papres you get If you
•end now you get 15 mo*, for the
price of one year. j
Cat out and Mad to thl* I
International Press Bible Question |
Cbb.
I burn read the Suggestive Question* !
on tbe Sunday School Leaaon published .
in TBB ALAMAKCB QI>.ANEH, alao the lea
ion Itself for Sunday, % '
read tbe aerie* o( 52.
Addrea*.
Itch relieved in 20 minutes by
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Graham
Drug Co.
*-i ___ From Buff Orpingtons,
White Orpingtons
$2.50 per 15. White Leghorns and
Seahrigbt Bantama 12.00 per 15-
AH fine birds as are in the Pouth—
have won wherever exhibited.
B. N. TUBNBB, Graham, N. C.
Mailer la Sli Haun.
Distressing Kidney and Blad
ner Disease relieved in aix hours
by th« "NEW OKEAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KIDNEY CUEE." It is
a great surprise on aocount of Its
exceeding promptness in relieving
in bladder, kidneys and back,
male'or female. Relieves re
tention of water almost immadiat
ly. If you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by
Graham Drug Company.
FOLETSHFFLDT-^IAR
MoattlMCOn^kiadbMblaa^i
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
All paraoa* bavins aWMasataft tbeae
tata of Ue»r«e Oant. iMeaaad. will praaent
them to IM uaderai«aM. duly vartned. •>»
Mm the Mth day of fabroary. IJH. aad In
default tbla aotlaa will ba pleaded la bar of
UMir recovery, and all peraone owlac the
aetata of aald decedent will aaka ImmedUto
par man t. MILLT OA H Tj AdmVx
Oeoree Uanl.
January SI, HIS. Altaouhaw, N. U
reto **t ___
Service by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
Alaaaaca Ceaaty.
la tha Maperter Ceart.
W. W. Parr, Klalntltr.
fit— V. Parr. Defendant.
rw'wifi USW'WHSm toa?a^Uoj^w»*Ukd
of obtaining an abeolute alvoroa Iroai tha
bondaof matrimony heretofore a*latin* to
twaaa tha Plalallir *n« tha Defradant; and
the aald Oefendeal will further take aoik»
thai aha la required to appear at the Tana
ef the So parlor Couft of aald county to to
heW at the mart houaa In Graham on tha
am Monday la March. IMA aad aMwer or
deaur to tha ooaaplalnt SIM la aald aellofl.
or tha plaiaUC will apply to the eourt tor
ika «g|Lf (Ji-rniaOfl dlO Mid COliplftlOU
IJoMftt office to UM «•« 4 *J
Jaaaary. IM*. y p K ■RMOUI/S.
- flat* of the Muparlor Caart.
JH, R. l j\ . . ~
FoiiYSWaNOLvnvE
bJSJWMaw.Htov*® aod Co.. , .t*M
FOLEY KIDNEY PILIS
for backache, rheumatism. kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in notion, quick in resnlte. Refuse substitute*.
For Balefty all Druggists ,
in One Day sssu I
I I
IP -bb^ i^iiib^
-
go together. Without the latter, the
former is impossible." To preserve
the health the blood most be kept
pure and riih. We carry a full line x |, rAv\iT|[l jRn
of the beat blood purifiers and tonics Hi Via IMff/fr IM
manufactured. Better have a bottle 'l\t» lilw An
of each so that you will both fee jMwTmjglßUf J
and look your best. Try Hot Springe fIA V\|| If lff'
Food Remedy. t|" •
Graham Drug Company,
'Phone 99 Presciiptton Druggists.
W> FROST mm
Ir GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS 11
|f FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLANT GROWERS .11 j
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Sale of Land For [ fhe Implement Co.,
Partition. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. j|
Br Tlrtu» of an order of the buperlorCnort Complete Fann Implement
of Alamance county aadelna Kmtlil Pro- Catalog giving up-to-date W
ceedlny, w bare to *ll tba belrt-at-law of t T ■ r
Jamea Morion, d neaaed, were n ade pariiaa. formation and pnccs or
aawellaa morifaaaaa of certain lutareda,
fortba purpoae of partitioning among the Alt R.ani 1... ~IJ Le a«J LW.
•aid belra tha real aetata af witch the laid JUI iaTIII 111ID161Q611IS*
Jamea.Morton died >olzsd. I will offer at aaeaaaa M|iiiiH«Na| .. JU?.
public aalr. to ]U>e hlgbeai bidder, at the " -- - a .j ai.^ a _
oourt houao door In Urabatn, at It o'clock, vOTD Buß UHIOO nUuCri)
noon ' 00 Wheel and Disk Cultivators.
SATURDAY, MAR. 10,1912, Pirm
tba following valuable real aetata, to-wlt; Eniflnae Ttiraahara
A lot of laod In aald Alamance oountr, N. fJIgIUCS, 111163116 la,
LiSi»w| a ?Sm|WTin. , tbenM MIV WM.Tlaba Saw and Planing mils, I
Br'tocbalna To'a rtakia th'noa"??" Afi I Metal and other Roofings, I
7.1»S obalna to a alone; tbanoa » M,V K a.ao Rnifrftat llama 11 Ci/uLx
cliaiSalo a auke In Jowpb B.rllr'. line; DUgHOS, 03111033, MOOICS,
thanoa N IS* B »•«'-; ebalna to a atake In Rani ltftni Pftfirfnrf mtr
Dariett'a Una, tbeoo. h agk° WH chalua to BwD V* ITC, f OHUUg, BtU
Uie beglnnlug, aud coulalnlng ]g I auraa n... --• - -
cora or laaa, uur pncea are very reason*
Tern., of eale: One-half caab, balance In -UI. f nr annnliM.
air niontba with title reaerved till fulljr paid. ■®'° ror nrn-Ciaaa auppiiefc
deferred parinj-ntalo carry Intoreai rrom da? Correspondence aOUClted.
of aale. Huhjeot to ounflrmnt.oii b) tba - - l •! « r . _>
cierk. Tbia fab ii, isis. Catalog mailed free on requesf
ir-#. COOK, Com'r. Write for it
The Implement Co,
/X ** ' y UOS K. Main St. Riohmond, Va.
tev rr fbueys orino laxative
the nail |P ' —— a . aa. roa STOMACH Taouata and CONITIMTW*
Haw Crop Garden Seeds
A COMPLETE LINE
FRESH
t , -S^sH
dark and Flower Seeds
JUST RECEIVED
Alamance Pharmacy,
The Store
J. C. Simmons Druggist.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. |
Having qualified a* ajtacnlrl* of tb« will Of
Joeepb P. Albrlfbt.decaaM-d. tbta lain nollfjr ,
■II paraona holding claim* aaalnal the eatalu :
of Ma flacaSant to pieamit licv on or before
the 10th day of January. I*l3. duly authen
ticated, or tbla no. lee will ba pleaded In bar
of tbeli recovery. All peraona Indebted to |
(aid MUM ara reqoeeteu to Bake Immediate
**Tlil» the lat day of Jan'y. I*l2.
AMANDA 0. AMItiIUHT. Kl'r*
Burlington, N. 0.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
HavlM qualified a* asccuior of the will of
MaiVrlfiSn;daceaaad..bta la to notify all
paraowa holding. lalma aaalual Ilia nun I
the daeadant to praaant them on url>afor«tba
Utk day of January ItU. duiy authenticated,
or lb la notice will 6a pleaded In bar of tSalr
uj£ H ° y aU '- • C.H.U,ya.».-r.
—A full line of Buggies of all
Kinds and a big lot of Farm Ma
chinery. Bee our stock and get our
prices before you buy anything in
our line. HADLIT A HUGHES,
Graham, N. C.
HOUSES and lota for rent Ap
ply to W. J. Nicka.
i| ' §
I Subscribe ■»
| For
I The Gleaner.
Only
$ 1.00 per year.
—SCISSORS and Knives an
easily ruined if not properly ground
when being sharpened. If you want
them sharpened right and made to
cut aa good as new give me a trial.
Will sharpen anything from a broad
axeto a pen-knife. Charges moder- ■
ate. B. N. TUMKB, this office.
OeWttt-s Ulttle early Risers.
TW UMMM UVUF -DN.
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