GRAHAM, N. C., Aug. 8,1912
PostofHee Hours.
OFFLO* open TJ)O ». m. t07.00 p. K.
tanlvMO to 11X0 a. a. and 4.00 to M 0 p. m
HTEBNAN HI GHEB, Poituutar.
Local News.
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—Mrs. J. B. Montgomery has
been sick for a day or two.
—About seventy-five from this
place left for Norfolk on the excur
sion Tuesday evening.
—Daniel Alman and his company
will be at the Montwhite next week.
Admiesion 10, 20, 30 cents.
—ft is very dry in this vicinity
and other parts of the county and
the corn crop is suffering greatly for
lack of rain.
—Mrs. J. Adolph Long entertain
ed most pleasantly Tueeday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Olivia
Cheatham of New Bern.
—Meesrs. J. N. H. Clendenin and
Thoer. J. Griffin went to Winston
yesterday morning to attend the
Reunion of North Carolina Confed
erate veterans.
—The Daniel Alman Co. who have
been playing Lakewood Casino,
Durham all summer will be at the
Montwhite all next week at 10, 20,
30 cents.
—Miss Eula Long, recently elect
ed to head of the Art Department of
Eton College, will give an art exhibit
in the Donnell building (up
stairs) from 3 till 6 p. m. on Friday,
16th inst.
—Special communication of Thos.
M. Holt Lodge No. 492, A. F. & A.
M. tomorrow (Friday night) at 8
o'clock to arrange for the Oxford
Orphan Singing Class which will
give a concert in the Opera House
on the night of August 21st
—Mr. George fowler died here
Sunday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Ausley. He was past
eighty years of a ge, was a good citi
zen and lived a quiet life. The re
mains were interred at New Provi
dence Monday afternoon.
—Just as we were about ready
to go to press the alarm of a fire at
Oneida Cotton Mill was given. Be
tween 16 and 20 bales of cotton were
scorched but not greatly damaged.
A few minutes later a slight fire
occurred in the mill, but was quick
ly put out. ,
Speaking.
Gov. W. W. Kitchin will speak at
8 p. m. Tuesday, August 13th, 1912,
at Burlington, N. C, in the Brick
Warehouse. Everybody invited.
Communion Service. #•
The regular quarterly communion
service will be held at the Presby
terian church next Sabbath morn
ing. Members of all other churches
are cordially invited to participate
E. C. MURRAY, Pai MT.
Near-Beers Shut Up.
Last Saturday' Sheriff Rob't N.
Cook with a deputy or two
in an automobile visited about
eight near-beer stands and bought
samples of the stuff they have been
selling, such as "no-tax" and what
ever other, naige it goes by. He
went so fast they were unable to
communicate with each other, and
they were completely demoralized.
The offenders, all but three, whose
whereabouts are unknown, came be
fore a Justice Monday and Tuesday
and entered a submission. The
Justice suspended judgment for two
years and ordered the prineipala
each to pay a fine of SSO and costs
and the clerks to pay a fine of S2O
and costs. It is not known, but it
is strongly suspected, that most of
them were selling something strong
er than "no-tax". The closing up
operation was effected quietly. It
was a good job.
Since the above *ae written it is
learned that every near-beer stand
in the county is closed.
New Advertiaenenit.
N. S. Card well "The Always Busy
Store"—Gives some prices for Au
gust that are very attractive. See
display ad. on page 3. Rarely will
you find such bargains as Cardwell
will give you. He alsp has some
extra fine seed rye—better bay it
BOW while he has plenty.
Montwhite Theatre—The Alman
Stock Company all next week. This
company comes highly recommended
from Durham where they have been
" at Lakewood Park Casino all aum
mer.
Geo. T. Williamson—Notice for
R.R. bond election in Morton, Boon
Statyw, Faucette, Burlington, Gra
ham, Albright, Th mpeon and
Newlin townships. >-
J. S. Cook, Com'r—Re-Sale of
Land on Sept. 7th. See ad.
Gov. Kitchin to Speak ia Graham.
Next Tueaday afternoon Gov. W.
W. Kitchin will address the people
of Alamance in the oonrthoossin
Graham. Sp**»g at i o'clock.
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Personal Mention
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Mr. John Scott of Charlotte sprat
Sunday here.
Mrs. A. L. Baia of Greensboro
spent Monday here.
Mis* Lottie Denny of Qnenaboro
is visiting Mrs. G. W. Denny.
Mrs. Agnes Brannock of Charlotte
is visiting at Mr. J. D. Albright's.
Misses Bert Hatch and Emmie
Snyder went to Norfolk Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Adkins of Greensboro
is visiting Miss lizzie Pickard.
Col. J. A. Long and Elmer Long,
Esq., are attending conrt at Pitta
boro.
Mr. Robt. L. Long is visiting his
sister near South Boston, Va., this
week.
Mrs. P. A. Mitchell and Master
Howard of Raleigh are here visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Walter R. Harden left Sun
day for Greensboro to visit her
mother who is ill.
Mr. Geo. S. Attimore, Jr., of New
Bern is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
J. Adolph Long.
Miss Katie Alderman of Greens
boro ia viaiting her grandmother,
Mrs Wiley Wood.
Mr. Frank Cozart, with Graham
Drug Co., ia apending the week at
his home at Stem.
Mr. Hunter Johnson of ReidsviUe,
who haa been viaiting Mrs. G. W,
Denny, left Monday.
Miss Bella Donoho, who haa been
visiting Mrs. Mrs. E. S. Parker, Jr.,
left yesterday for Milton.
Mr. Thomas Wharton of Raleigh
is visiting his grandparenta, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Banks Holt.
Dr. Geo. W. Long left Tuesday for
Conelley's Springs to spend a while
resting and recuperating.
Mr. and Mra. Will Thompson and
children of Spencer spent Sunday
here with their parents.
Miss Mollie Hollifeild, who haa
been visiting Mrs. Jacob A. Long,
left Saturday for Siler City.
Mr. Jas. P. Smith returned this
morning from Mississippi, where he
has been for several months.
Capt. S. H. Webb passed through
last Friday, returning from the Good
Roads meeting in Charlotte.
Mr. Jerome Stockard of Raleigh,
who has been here visiting Mr. Arm
strong Holt, left Monday for home.
Mr. J Lunaford Richardson of
Greensboro spent from Friday till
Monday with Mr. Steven Simmons.
Miss Lorena Kernodle left thia
morning for Tarboro to viait frienda
and from there will go to Lumberton.
Misses Margaret Goley and Rebec
ca Scott left Monday for Mebane to
spend the week with Mrs. J. Mel.
Thompson.
Mr. H. W. Scott returned Satur
day from a three weeka' business
trip to Chicago, St. Louis and other
points. '
Mrs J. H. Tarpley left yesterday
for Hillsboro. She will make her
home on R. F. D. No. 2, North of
Hillsboro. g *
Misses Julia and Kathleen Denny,
who have been visiting Miss Martha
Holt, left Tueeday for their homeain
Greensboro. -
Mrs. Milburn of Fttcomoke, Md„
who haa been on a viait to her
daughter, Mra. Thos. R. Harden,
left for her home Tueaday.
Miss Gretohen Clements of Lynch
burg, who haa been viaiting Miaa
Marce Goley, and the latter left
Monday night for Beaufort.
Mr. John J. Snyder, J*., of To
ronto, Canada, errived hero yester
day on a viait to the home of hia
father, Mr. J. J. Snyder.
Mra. Jas. P. Smith and daughter,
Miss Mary, returned Friday from a
viait to the farmer's daughter, Mra.
Will. I. Holt, at Wilmington. Mr.
and MB. Holt and ohilaren came
back with them and Mr. Holt re
turned Monday.
Tested and Proven.
There is a Heap of Solace in
Being Able to Depend
Upon a Well-Earned
Reputation.
* For months Qraham readers
have seen the constant expression
of praise for Doan's Kidney Pills,
and read about the good work
they have done in this locality.
What other remedy ever prodaoed
such convincing proof of merit?
Mrs. Bryan Phillips, Main St.,
Graham, N. p., says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills are flue and I am
jostasglad to recommend them
now as I did in 1908. My kidneys
were out of order. My back hart
me and I was often nervoas and
dizzy. I heard about Doan's Kid
ney Pills and got some at the Ala
mance Pharmacy. They entirely
relieved my backache and made
my kidneys normal. One* and
awhile since then, I have taken
Down's Kidney PiMs and they have
kept me well."
For sale by all dealers. Priee
60 cents. Foster-Milborn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember tlae name—Doan's—
and take no other.
Jurors For September Term.
Patterson Tp.—lst Week: W. A.
Stoat, R. N. Graves, Luther A.
Workman—2nd week: A. II Moeer,
L L. Spoon.
Ooble Tp.—lst wk.: Chas 11. Nich
olson—2nd wk.: W. B. Garrett.
Boon Station Tp - -Ist wk.: H. P.
Tickle, D. A. Hinton—2nd wk : W.
J. Diamont.
Morton Tp. —2nd wk.: E. H.
Black well, Albert W. Garrison, J. H.
Gilliam, J. H. Fowler.
Fancette Tp.—lst wk. Thos.
Morene, C. R. Moffitt, John Vaughn
—2nd wk.: D. G. Simpson.
Graham Tp.—lst wk.: R. B. Tate.
Jaa. E. Watson. -
Albright Tp.—2nd wk.: R. L.
Isley, G. S. Coble.
Newlin Tp.—lst wk.: W. A.
Lindley, L. A. Boon, C. F. Pickard,
J. W. Marlett, W. M. Lewis, W. A.
Foust, G. C. Shaw, 0. A. Hunter, S.
M. Cooper, John A. Jones, —2nd wk.:
D. M. McVey, G. P. Zachary, Jas. T.
Henley, W. T. Guthrie, T. H. Brax
ton, 0. H. Thompson.
Thompson Tp.—lst. wk.: I. Wal
ter Bradshaw, Hubert A. Ingold—
2i»d wk.: Lawrence E. Turner.
Melville Tp.—lst wk.: E. A. Dod
son, W. 8. Crawford, J. C. York,
J. M. Rimmer, W. J. Ma
lone, J. T. Dick, Roy E. Thompson,
John Cole.
Pleasant Grove Tp.—2nd wk.: W.
H. Squires, A. E. Pat ton.
Burlington Tp. Ist wk.: C. B.
Amick, W. B. Quails, H. M. Love,
Geo. Beckom, T. E. Allen, D. W.
Cummings, L. D. Brown, H. G.
Hall, E. L. Graves, R. P. Sartin, L.
W. Love, J. C. Freeman, J. Milt
Turner, J. M. Fowler, G. F. Shep
herd —2nd wk.: J. G. Copeland, W.
T. Ingold, T. E. Faucette, B. E.
Teague, J. M. Sullivan, J. W. Lash
ley.
Haw River Tp.—let wk.: 8. A.
Vest, J. Archie Long—2nd wk.: G.
C. Freeman, J. A. Trolinger.
Masonic Picnic Aug. 22 at Harden
Park, Speaking and Concert.
Bula Lodge N0.,409, A. F. & A.
M., of Burlington will give a picnic
at Harden Park on Thursday, Aug.
22, to which everybody is invited.
The programme is as follows:
10:30 a. m. Welcome Address
Hon. W. H. Carroll, Burlington
10:50 a. m. Introduction of Speak
er E. S. W. Dameron, Burlington.
11:00 a. m. Address Hon. Locke
Craig, Aaheville.
12:00 m. to 1:30 p. m. Barbecue.
2:00 p. m. Concert Oxford Orphan
Asylum Singing Class.
3:30 p. m. Sttamp Speeches.
4:00 p. m. Base Ball.
6:30 p. m. Joy Ride on Street Cars
to various points for supper.
8:00 p. m. Burlesque by Bula
Lodge No. 409.
10.00 p. m. Adjournment.
Arrangement Committee J. M.
Coble, H. F. Moore, C. A. Walker.
Montwhite Theatre Graham
One Week Commencing Monday, Aug. 12
Daniel Alman & His Exellent Co.
In A Repertoire of Great Plays
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"The Moonshiners Daughter" "Sunset Trail" "Halo' The Hills" "St Elmo" "Tfc
Girl From Mexico" "Class-Mates"
Mr. "Robert G. Hornaday's Bam
Burned.
, Last Saturday morning about 6
o'clock, Mr. Robert G. Ilornaday,
who lives a mile Rnil a half West of
Burlington, went out to ace about
his feeding, and a few minutes later
fire was discovered in the straw at a
shed nearby. He gave the alaim
and wont to work to save his stock
and what he could of bis farm im
implements. Ho barely had time to
get out his stock before the fire com
municated with the barn and the
flames flashed over it. All stoclr
and machinery were saved except a
binder. Several stacks of straw and
a big lot of hay were.burned. The
barn was a very large one and prac
tically new. The loss is about S7OO,
with S2OO insurance. It is believ"
ed some one had slept in the shed
where the fire started during the
preceding night.
—MOVED. —Mr. J. D. Vaughn has
moved his shoe shop into the room
at the East end of Mr. W. J. Nicks',
Southeast side of court house square,
where he will be pleased to have his
customers call when in need of work.
Auction [Sale—Bay Mare, 10 years
old, at court house, 4 p. m , August
10,1912. Cash..
H. R. IRELAND, Adm'r.
To Care a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Brorao Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's cignature is on each
box. 25c.
AUGUST
CLEANING UP SALE!
Low prices will allways move the goods— sold 10 buggies
and wagons Saturday—still have plenty left. Prices cut
to beat the band.
$60.00 Top Buggies now $50.00.
70.00 Top Buggies now 65.00.
.75.00 Best Grade " 70.00.
Every buggy, carriage, set of harness in the house goes
goes in this sale—3 large stores.
Now is the time to begin for a big wheat crop. One,
two and three-horse Syracuse chilled plows in stock— big
3-horse, steel beam Syracuse for s9.so—regular price
$12.50. It can't be beat.
Car Superior Grain Drills—6 or 8 disc. Boy does a
work with "Superior."
"Hocking Valley Cider Mills", wood roller, does not
color the cider.
Seed Rye and Crimson Clover.
N. S. CARQWELL
The Always Busy Store, BURLINGTON.
'PHONE 1-8-3
STATE or OHIO, CiTir or TOLEDO, I _
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Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ha la
outor partner ot the tlrm of P. J, Cheney k
' )., doing business In the Clta of Toledo,
County and Btato afnreaald, and that said
tlrm will pay the turn of ORB HUNDBBD
DuLI.AKH tor each and every oaaa of Catar
rh that cannot tie cured by the uee of Hall's
Catarrh Cure. KKANK J.CUBNKY.
Hworn to bt'fom me and nnbecrlbed In my
jiraaeiK'O, this ticli day of December, A. D.
jSBAL)
Hall's Catarrh Care ta taken Internally, and
act* directly on thd blood and muoous aur
taccs of the system, fond for testimonials
free. F. J. CHINBz fe 00..
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Drumrlsta, TBo. x
. Take Hall's Family Pills for oonatlpatton
Mutsulitto, the Emperor of Ja
pan who died at 12:43 Sunday
night a week, was a victim of
Bright's disease. He was the 121 at
Emperor of Japan.
Dr. C. 11. Ellsworth, Dentist,
16 Baldwin St., Rochester, N. Y.,
says Foley Kidney Pills gave him
immediate relief and strengthened
him wonderfully. "I have been
bothered with weak kidneys and
bladder trouble and suffered much
pain. Foley Kidney Pills gave
me immediate relief and strength
ened me wonderfully. I am
pleased to recommend their use."
For sale by all Druggists.
The Danforth hotel, at Fairlee,
Vt., was burned Tuesday a week;
four persons perished in the flames
and two were injured, one prob
ably fatally.
English Spavin Linimnet re
moves Hard, Soft and Calloused
Lamps and Blemishes from horses;
also Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stifles,
Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs,
etc. Save SSO by use of one bot
tle. A wonderful Blemish Cure.
Sold by Graham Drug Company.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
The best Repairing
Z. T. HADLLY
Jeweler
GRAHAM, N. C,
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements will be Inserted under this
neadlni at one-aalf of a oenfc a word for each
Insertion No ad. inserted for leaa than lOota.
Count your words and aend oaan with order.
Bach Initial or abbreviation oounta a wot d.
MONEY—Do you want money on
cheap and easy terms to build or
buy a home, or other property ?
Write Georgia Loan & Investment
Go., Tifton, Qa. It
—lf you want dr need a blank
book—journal, ledger, pocket or
vest pocket memorandum, record
book or other kinds of blank books,
call at THE GLEANER Printing Office.
HOUSES and lots for rent. Ap
ply to W. J. Nicks.
-BLANK BOOKB-A good as
sortment at THE GLEANEU office.
—You can buy almost any kind
of blank book you may need at THE
GLEANER Printing Office.
-SHOW CASE BARGAINS—Six
nice marble-base Show Cases for
sale cheap. J. C. Simmons, Drug
gist. angl-3t
wanted
To Introduce our Terr oomplete Kali line of
beautiful wool suitings, wub fabrics, rancy
walsilnra, allks handkerchief*,, petiicoats,
eto. Up-to-date N. Y. City pattern*. Finest
line OD the market. Dealing direct with the
mills you will And our prlcea vary low. It
othera can make lll to s>» weekly you can
alao. Hamplcs and full Inatruotlona packed
In a neat sample caae, shipped exprnie pre
paid. No money refu nd. Kicluslve terri
tory. Write for particulars. 110 flrat to apply.
Standard Dress Good a Co.
Department 008, Illnghamplon, N. V.
Sale-Wiiaile Farm
AND
Town Property
By virtue of nn ordor of the Superior
Court of Alamance county, miuiu in n
Special Proceedings therein pending,
whereto all the heir* of Jacob Hlioffncr,
Catherine Shoffncrand Elizabeth lseicy,
and the assignees of inch as hail »old or
assigned their share* were made parlies
for the purposo of selling the land* here
inafter described, for partition among
the owners thereof, 1 will offer for sale,
at public auction, nt he. court house
door. In Urahiun, at 12 o'clock M., on
' Saturday,
August 24 111, 1912,
UIC following valuable real estate, to-wit:
First-- A Town Lot
in Qrahnm. N. C., aixnit 100 feet square
oa the court-house square, adjoining tin
lands of L. Banks Holt on the West, Pat
terson Bros, on the North, Court House
Square ou the Kast, and West Main St. on
the South, and known as the Daniel
Iseley corner. This lot will be divided
into lots of convenient size for buildings
and sold separately, and In nairs or com
binations, and a* a whole. It Is very val
uable for business houses.
Second Lot
A tract of land in Coble township, A 1
atnance County, containg VJ acres, more
or less, upon which there is situate a
farm house Inj good repair and other
buildings, the same bing known as the
Smith Plantation, on the waters of Stink
ing quarter Creek, and Is valuable land
tor farming purposes, ami was conveyed
to Catheriue Hhoffncr by Daniel lacley
by deed dated March 4, lHflt, the name
Wing recorded in Deed Book No, 8, at
page Ml, and is referred to.
Terms of Sate I—One-fourth cash,
one-fourth In six mollis, one. fourth In
twelve months, and one-fourth In eigh
teen months, with Interest on deferred
payments, and title till fully
paid. Subject to confirmation by the
Clerk. This July 15, 1013.
J. S. COOK. Com'r.
Tells The Cause of Appendicitis.
The Alamance Pharmacy Mate*
that much appendicitlu ID Graham
is canned by constipation, gaa-jon
the stomach or sour stom ch.
These troubles jtro almost IN
STANTLY relieved and appendi
citis guarded against by taking a
SINGLE DOSE of simple buck
born bark, glycerine, etc., aa coin
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the new
German appendicitis remedy.
Gov. Thomas H. Marshall will
be notified of hia aelection an the
Democratic nominee for Vlee-
P resident of 4lie United States on
August 20, at the Coliseum at the
S.ate fair grounds in Indian
apolis.
Yoe Can Cure That Backache.
' PsJn alonf the tiaek, dullness, keaacbed
and (eonerai languor. (let a package of
Mother (1 ray's Auatrallan-Leaf, the pleasant
root and barb cure for a Kidney, llladde
and JTiinary troubles. When you feel aU
run down, tired, weak and without energy
oae t-bla remarkablo combination f nature's
Lerbaand roota. Aa a regulator It baa no
equal. Motkai Ortr's Australlao-f.eaf Ir
sold by Drustriata or aent by mall for 60 cu
te, Tbe
MOVED!
,mm ■*" We are in our new place—Northwest • >
Try our corner of Court House Square—Better
Velvet equipped than ever to serve you.
Come to see us—bring your prescript I
Cream tions to us for prompt and accurate g
service—youH get it every time.
Graham Drug Company,
'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists.
"Land ol the Sky"
. Asheville, Waynesville, I
Toxaway, Hendersonville I
Reached Only via The Southern Railway
The Premier Carrier ol the South.
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□ Take advantge of the low round trip Summer 'Tourist Tickets now on
f __ sate, and visit the cool mountains of Wester North
Carolina. Ask your agent for full
information, or write to
J. O. JONES, T. P. A.,
k 215 Fayetteville St., Kaleigh, N. C. jj
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\ These Hot Days
Should Suggest To You. Our Delicious
And Cold Drinks. We Are Sole
Agents For
E Smith's Purity Ice Cream
; The Finest Cream To Be Had.
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Bring us your prescriptions, we guar
. antee purity, accuracy and
satisfaction,
Alamance Pharmacy,
The Store
v
. J. C. Simmons Druggist.
WE ARE GETTING IN AN UP-TO-DATE LINE OF
REFRjgEMTORS" 1
This week. Also a nice line of rugs, art squres, porch
rockers, swings, lawn seats, and everything to
make the home comfortable during
V. the comming summer.
WE BRE SELLING AT THE LOWEST
, POSSIBLE PRICES.
COME - TO - SEE - US
Breen & McClure Furniture Co. 7?
GRAHAM, N. C
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