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Itm GLEANER GRAHAM, N. 0., April 10, 1913 Postofffee Hours. Jfflct open 7.00 a. m. toT.OOp. m. Sunday MO to 11.00«. m and 1,00 to 0.00 p. in HBBNAN HLOUBH. PortmMter. " I LoGal News | —The County Board of Educa tion was in session Monday. —The work of remodeling Mr. H. W. Scott's residence commence ed Monday. —There was quite a little frost Monday morning. It being dry it is not believed much damage was done. —Mr. J. W. Stainback, merchant and farmer at Stainback, Pleas ant Grove township, _ carried a nice * • new automobile to' his home a few days ago. - —Mr. Thos. Mcßane of Durham has accepted a position as drug clerk with Graham Drug Company and entered upon his duties. —Quite a number of citizens from different parts of the county «' were here Monday attending the meetings -of the Boards of Com missioners 'and of Education. —Mr. Chas. A. Thompson, wiio moved -to Greensbois> last Fall,, is now moving back to his home on N. Maple street in Graham. Mrs. Thompson and little Miss Elise came Tuesday. Their household goods are being put in to-day. —The Piedmofit Railway & Elec tric Co., which has recently ac quired the Lighting plant at Bur lington' and the Water and Light plants at this place are pushing the work of getting into Mebane — : for lighting. The rights 'of way for the pole line have been se cured and the polls have arrived ready to be» placed to carry the current to Haw River and Mebane. —Some one reported to this scribe that he saw it snowing Tuesday morning. We did not see it and are not worrying about it, because about this time of the year we prefer the sight of more seasonable and agreeable things, such as blooming flowers, gre&n garden and a not-too-rap idly-diminishing wood pile. Christian Sun, which has been published in Greensboro for several years, has beep moved to Elon College, and was printed last week by the Southern Christian Publishing Company, which has erected a hamdsome publishing X • house and installed a new print ing outfit. The paper has been enlarged and very much improved in appearance and is a credit to the publishers and to the church. Graham Public School Closes May 8th —Hon. T. W. Bickett Delivers Address. On Thursday, May Bth, the clos ing .exercises of Graham Public School will take place. At night - the annual address will be deliv ered by Hon. T. W. Bickett, At torney General of the State. The : school is fortunate in securing this I distinguished gentleman for that j occasion. The people of this com- i munity are fortunate, alfo. ,in that j they have the privilege and pleas ure of having one of the State's j most distinguished orators and , foremost citizens. ( Holt-Chambers. On the evening of April the 3rd I in Charlotte, Miss Elizabeth Lacy 1 Chambers, daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. Joseph Lenoir Chambers, and i Mr. Lawrence Shackelford Holt, 3 Jr., of Norfolk, were united in 1 marriage at the home of the bride's parents. The marriage cer- emony was performed by Rev. Dr. i John L. Caldwell. The bride is one ©f Charlotte's most charming young women. The groom is the youngest son of 3Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 8. Holt of Burlington. After an extended tour to North- 1 era cities, Mr. and Mrs. Holt will ( go to their home -in Norfolk, Va. 1 County Ministerial Asaiciatioo. On Monday a number of the ministers of Alamance county met in the Baptist church in this place 1 and organized the Alamance Min- 1 isterial Association. The following ministers were * present ; Revs. J. W. Wellons, A. B. Kendall, J. W. Holt, P. B. Nob lett, H. M. Neese, E. G. Louder milk, J. D. Hoffman, T. A. Sikea E. C. Murray, J. R. Parker, J. W. r Rose, G. L. Carry and R. G. L. ' Edwards^ The organization was effected by the election of Rev. E. C. Mur ray, D. D., president ,Rev. A. B. Kendall, viee-president, Rev. T. 1 A. Sikes, secretay and treasurer, I and Revs. W. C. Wicker, J. D. An- 1 ... drew and J. W. Rose, committee ' , on program. Regular meetings will be held 1 on first Mondays in January, ' April, July and October. > i Dof Bit ! Yesterday evening a dog be- j longing to Mr. Wiir E. White, bit him and Dr. S. C. Murray-the lat ter 'B the leg and the former on the hand. They went to Raleigh a last night to be examined for , hydrophobia poison, but none' could be detected and they 1 morning. a 1 kUU»g of h£S te? | a^'on' Doorm - 8«* " N ti '' Citizeni Bank of Graham State ment of condition « Walker Bxos.-All kind. rou*h « " D Grah"m Dra mbe «_ ' = | Personal Mention j Miss Mary D/Holmes spent Sat urday last in Greensboro. n Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott spent last Friday in Greensboro. M|ss Alice Pox of Liberty is vis iting' Mrs. J. B. Montgomery. Miss Donnie. Cobb spent Sat urday and Sunday at the State N, and I. College, Greensobro. Mr. Clyde Hunter and little Mist - Margaret Hunter spent from Sat urday till Monday In Charlotte. Mr. Steven in school - at the University, spent Saturday and Sunday at his home here. t . Miss Circe Coble of Eton College t spent the firat of the week here J with her sister Miss Bronna Coble. Misses Linda Barnes and Bula ' Long of Elon. College spent last ■ Saturday here at Mr. J. Adolph ! Long's. Misses Ethel and Bonna William son of Saxapahaw are spending . the day at Capt. Jas. N. Willlam ; son's. Mr. Dean Holt, in school at the A. and M. College, Raleigh, spent from Saturday till Monday at his home here. Little Miss Cornelia Pomeroy of Milton is here visiting her aunts, Mesdames J. Harvey White and J. ' V. Pomeroy. Miss' Clyde Btancill, in school at the State N. & I. College, spent Saturday and Sunday last here as the guest of Miss Margaret Goley. Mrs. Jas. K. Mebane left last Fridy night for Atlanta on ac count of the illness .of her sla ter, Mrs. Paul H. Norcross. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kernodle went to Lumberton last Friday to visit their daughter, .Mrs. James D. Proctor. The former return ed Monday morning aqd the latter will return Saturday. Orange Presbytery In Session Here. Orange Presbytery, which em braces the northern tier of coun ties, from Durham to Allegheny, met Tuesday evening in Graham Presbyterian church, and was call ed to order by Prof. T. R. Foust, of Greensboro, the retiring Moder ator. Rev. M. R. William, pastor of the church of The Covenant of Greensboro preached the sermon. The organization was effected by the election of Rev. Carl Barth of 'Durham as Moderator. Rev. D. I. Craig of Reidsville is stand ing secretary and Rev. J. W. Goodman of Hawfields and Mr. Geo. A. Durham of Hillsboro were elected assistant secretaries. Yesterday was taken up in the transaction of principally routine business. Last night Rev .W. T. Thomp son, Jr., preached -a mSat in teresting sermon upon the subject of Missions, after which a re recital was given by the organist, Mrs. Jas, E. Watson. Several se lections were sung, .one by a quartette of young ladies and one by a quartette of young gentle men. A solo was rendered by Miss Kathleen Long and an an them by the entire choir. The recital and the singing were very much enjoyed by the large con gregation. Among those in attendance are Rev. Dr. Martin, Prest. of David son College, Revs. Melton Clark of Greensboro, C. W. Roberson, J. W. Clayton, George Oldham, C. E. Hodgin, W. T. D. Moss, W. O. Sample, J. A. Gilmer, B. R. Ley burn, A. W. Crawford J. M. Walk er,C. H. Phipps, J. L. Yandell and among the laymen are Dr. W. P. Beall, Geo. T. Morrow, F. C. Rob bins, M. L. Bphland, J. R. Patton, Geo. A. Durham, Dr. W. N. Tate, Geo. T. Williamson, A. T. Whitsett and others. The session will last till Satur day. EGGS—Buff and White Orping tons, S. C. White Leghorns and Golden Seabright Bantams—fine stock—l2.so per setting of I#. B. N. TURNER, Graham, N. C. You can get anything in Wall Paper at C. V. Sellat's Art Store, Burlington, N. C. Verify It. The Proof is In Graham, Al most at Your Door. The public statement of a Gra ham citizen is in itself strong proof for Graham people, but con firmation strengthens the evi dence. Here is a Graham citizen who testified years ago that Doan's Kidniy Pills relieved weak kid neys and now states the result was permanent. Can any sufferer from kidney iUs ask better proof? You can investigate. The case is right at home. Mrs. Addison Smith, Mill Street. Graham, N. C„ says : " What I said in I*ll recommending Doan's Kidney Pills la all true. They were Just the medicine 1 needed My kidneys were irregular in ac tion and I had pains through them. My back ached, and in the morning I got op feeling all worn out.. When I aaw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, I got a supply at Alamance Pharmacy. They made me better in a very short time." for sale by all dealer*. Price M cents. Foster-Millbura Compa ny, Buffalo, N. Y„ sol* agents for the United States . Remember thr name—Doan's— tod tsko no other 7 ! '"" r '1 county Commissioners' Proceedings. • ' The County Commissioners met ! Monday, in rgular monthly meet • ing, present, Geo. T. Williamson, • chairman, W. H. Turrentine, C. H. t- Roney, Chas. F. Cates, W. H. Fo glaman and transacted business as follows : it G. G. Mcßane was relieved of tax on $l5O bank stock, i_ ly listed. Miss Ella Andrews was hftreby authorised to furnish Martha Hall •" in provisions to the amount of '• $1.50 per month for two months. Dewitt Clapp was permanently ■ relieved of poll and road tax on :- account of disabilities. C. H. Thompson was relieved of Graded School tax in Saxapahaw Graded School District, erroneous ly charged. . J. S. L. Patterson relieved of e Graded School tax in Friendship e Graded School Diatricf. Amount of >. It was |3.20, an overcharge, i George F. Thompson, T. P. Nlch t olson and others were allowed the IJ the right to run a telephone line along the public roads in Albrignt and Graham townships, poles for said line to be so planted as not i to interfere with the road or " ditches in any way. The Superintendent of Roads e was directed to investigate the t road near E. D. Summers' In Boon s Station township and take steps to get the same worked and put in good traveling condition. Mr. Summers agreeing to pay for half of cost the county to pay not over • |25 towards working the said road G. Ab. Pogleman and Ches. H. t H. Roney were appointed a com t mittee and authorized to open the i road near L. E. Walker's and put . same in good traveling condition, t J. E. Moore be and is hereby relieved of tax on SI,OOO solvent . credits for 1912, erroneously listed Mrs. M. B. Smith was refunded tax on $1420 for 1912 same being an ! over charge by the list taker. ' That Lawrence Lashley be -re -1 lieved of road tax and poll tax ' on account of infirmities. Walter H. ..Harris of Swepson ville in Thompson township was elected Constable for Swepsonville" under a special act of the Legis . lature of 1912 and allowed until , the next first Monday to file his | bond in the sum of SSOO He took i the: oath of office and entered up . on his duties. The matter of the road at Hol man's Mill was set to be heard at the meeting of the board the first Monday in May and all parties concerned are rvquasled t., he present. W, Clapp was authorized to furnish Mrs. D. M. Clapp in pro visions to the amount of $5.00 per month for two months. The matter in regard to county making an appropriation toward 1 the erection of the Confederate monument on the Court House square was laid over for consider ation till the first Monday in May. The list takers for the several townships in the. county are allow ed for their services two dollars'' per day for - two days and-£five cents per name for each name list ed, Graded Schools included. If any of the list takers appoint ed by this Board refuse to serve the Chairman of this Board is empowered to fill the vacancy. G. Ab. Fogleman was instructed to have the work done at the new bridges* where needed, making all fills, etc. The Sheriff was authorized to summon a Jury to assess the damage on road connecting the Mt. Willon road to the new ma cadam road south of Mebane. The Chairman of this Board with the Sheriff were empowered to draw the Jury for the May Term of Court. The following named persons wore appointed List-Takers tP list the property in Alamance county for the year 1913 : Patterson township, W. L. Hud son, Rock Creek. Coble township, G. A. Nichol- son, Burlington. i Boon Station township, J. C. Whitesell, Burlington. Morton township, T. B. Barker, 1 Burlington, No. 7. ] Faucette township, A. O. Huff- , man, Burlington. No- 5. Graham township, T. J. Oriffln, Graham. I Albright township, George F. , Thompson, Graham. Newlin township, J. M. Foust, Saxapahaw, Thompson township, Thomas A. i Morrow, Saxapahaw. , Melville township, Capt, G. A. Baton* Mebane. Pleasant Grove township, W. B. Sellers, Mebane. North Burlington, township, R. Sutphin, Burlington. South Burlington township, J. S. I Thompson, Burlington. Haw River township, H. Blackmon, Haw River. Roudor Stratton. The hackney stallion. Rosador j Stratton, formerly belonging to Alamance Stock Improvement Co., I will make this season at W. C. Moore's Livery Stable in Graham. The price for the season la re duced from s*.oo to $15.00. This horse Is well known and is ! considered one ot the best all around horses ever brought to Al amance county. The reduced price all those desiring to ralae a good colt mo opportunity to do so and improve their stock at a low cost. C. E. MOORE, Manager. I Wood's Seeds I for The Farm and Garden. Oar New Descriptive Catalog lions and full information about the best and most profitable seeds to grow, h telle all about Grasses and Cloven, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats, Cow Peas, Soja Beam, The Best Seed Corns and all other Farm and Garden Seeds. Wood's Seed Catalog has long been recognized as a stan dard authority on Seeda. Mailed on request; write foe it T.W.WOOD b SONS, nfttMMTM RICHMOND. VA. * ■* * I '• GRAHAM CHURCH DIRECTORY t * Baptlst-N. Main St.-Jas, W ' Rpse, Pastor. '• Preaching service* every Seconc - and Third Sundays at 11.00 a. m s and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday al .MS a. m.—C. B. Irwin, Superin ' tendent. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7.00. S . J. ' Graham Christian Church-vN. Main 1 Street—J. P. Morgan, Pastor f Preaching services every Sec ond and Fourth Sundays, at 11.00 a. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 1 10.00 a. m,—C. D. Johnston Super intendent. New Providence Christian ' Church—N. Main Street, near the ■ Depot—J. P. Morgan, Pastor. Preaching every Second and [ Fourh Sundays at 3.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at B.SO p. m.—Arthur T. Walker, Su ' perintcndent. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday . night at 7.30. ! Friends—North of Graham Pub ' lie School—J .Robert Parker, Pas : tor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. t ro. and at'7.3o p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 10.00 a. m.—Miss Belle Zachary, Superintendent. . Prayer Meeting every Friday i night at'7.3o. i Methodist Episcopal, South—cor, i Main and Maple St»„—Services at . i present in Court House—R. G. L. | Edwards, Pastor. y ; Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. .... Sunday School every .Sunday at I 9.45 a. m.—W. B. Groen. Supt. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Thursday night at 7.30. Methodist Protestant—College St., west of Graham Public School —Geo. L. Curry, "Pastor. Preaching every First, Third and Fourth Sundays at 11.00 a. m. and every First, Third, Fourth and Fith Sundays at 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday, at 9.45 a. m.—J. S. Cook, Supt. Prayer Meeting every Tuesdsay night at 7.30. Junior Y. P. S. C. E. every Sun day at 3.00 p .m.—Miss Bessie Tin nin, Supt. Ladies' Aid— Saturday before Second Sunday at 3.00 p. m. Presbyterian—West Elm Street —E. C. Murray, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and at. 7.30 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 9.45 a. m.—Mcßride Holt, Supt. Prayer Meeting every Wednes; day night at 7^o. Presbyterian (Travora Chapel)— J. B. Lebby, Pastor. Preaching every Second and Fourth Sundays at 7.30 n. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 2.30 p. m.—J. Harvey White, Su perintendent. INDIGESTION FIVE YEARS V * Relieved by Vinol. Strength and ./even life Itself de pends upon the nourishment and proper assimilation of food, and unlssa digestion is good, the whole body suf fers. Mrs. L. D. Cook, Vineland, N. J., ■ays: "I was sick five years with in digestion. My stomach seemed to have a heavy load In it, and at other times it seemed to be tied in knots. Nobody knows how I suffered. "I tried a great many doctors and a great many kinda of medicine, but nothing did any good until I took Vlnol. It has helped me wonderfully. I am Improving fast, feel better and am getting my flesh back again. Vlnol has done me a world of good." We know the great power of Vlnol, our delicious cod liver and Iron tonic without oil, In curing chronlo stomach trouble and building up all weakened, run-down persons, and that Is why we guarantee to return your money If It does not help you. GRAHAM DRUG CO. Rev. Edward L. Ogilby, rector of the Episcopal church at South ern Pines, died at his home there Sunday a weak and was buried at Raleigh. He at one time sup plied the pastorate of St. Peter's church in Charlotte. Henry M. Flagler, the aged mil lionaire and hotel build er who has made Florida famous, Ik critically ill at West Palm Beach, Fla. He sustained a fall some days ago and his present condition is a result of it. Freckled Girls «rill either noma your freckles or cause them to fade and that two jars will even to the most severe case* «snptaUly cure them. We are willing to pcraonally guarantee this and to return your money without argument if your complexion is not fully restored to (u natonU beauty. WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM ia flne, fragrant and absolutely harmless. Will LE& Come in today and try It. The tare are large and molti absolutely certain. Sent by mall If desired. Wc« BOc. Mammotlijai'i9l.oo. WILSON'S FAIK SKIN SOAP 26c. For sale by GRAHAM DBtJQ COMPANY. m L UCKY is the wan win owns a Waltham—bit only the man who h;* cc ried a Waltham Watch for thirty or forty year* know* what a fine investment a 5001 Waltham is. "Hi Time You Oam.d • Wuhhim " Cmw ia Mxi uik Mhii wiim at W« «r» fccKfcauruii far W.'flw i W«cfc« ut tuff a umtpleu autrtnu.t i 4 •!) Mdki. Z. T. IIADLKV, j«w*Ur *»4 tp«Maa . ' No Dangerof Stomach Distressor ; Indigestion it You Take Digestit rmL*. 1 ?' ." nd " o*!"®' 1 tip-sets—Digestit relieves quick y r«nu ,h., ?i 1 \"J ff Unß P re " ly: " mosf lmm ed lately after taking a , "hcomfortab e feeling (tone your Momach feels good aa new. it dlkpxts all the food and make* IMirestlt t-w brought relief to thou -0 Keßtlt"ia l> an .m*»' ""n, , u| - «w>ds— why not your Try It on our 1f..-.- . ? . j? 1 ***" 0 "- l ulc,t «uarantee. .We are so confident It ■ nd » wl » help you we will give back your i 0 re "" d f '> r stomach up- money If It rails. Get a package to- Jmm Perfectly harmleas fine for dsy and try It after eating. Just see t «• "ell aa grown-ups No how It helps your tired overworked '- ■ " * UIT * r the tortures of Indlges stomach dlaest the food—no distress. Hon. Bour Stomach. Gas. Belching or ALAMANCB PHARMACY. n _ e "" 11 d f ItIMIIIMIMIIIIIIiium "Superior Corn Planters" | - [ . re the best, you see the Corn as it drops, do not f ]; have to Wait for the crop to come up to find out if f 1. ]; you have good stand. ' Double Disk Furrow opener 3 will last for years 2 and years, where the old style Swords will have to • * I be replaced each season. ' f i Sold more Corn Planters last season, than all the S * ; stores in town. | Car load of Wood Co. Spike tooth Hanows in stock, • § t :! only Harrow with relieving spring, allows the teeth t f : to pass over the stumps etc, all we ask is for you to J | see the Harrow-trade growing all the time on these. 1 1 j I 1.00 Syracuse and Lynchburg Chilled Plows, all ! | j sizes, full stock repairs. | t Guilford Light Running Buggie3, best.w6els, be3t J j; painted, finest leather trimmings 3 Car Loads to i r ;; select from. i Clover, Grass Seed, Lawn Grass, Peas, Millett j | N. S. CARDWELL, The Always Busy Store, 'Phone 1-8-3 BURLINGTON, N. C. I - ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ " t ;; . ■ r . I •» f .z LADIES! ; • , Have you looked at our latest in spring f styles dress goods? If not, you should, j J They will please you. A big line to choose | from. All trimmings to match. | 1 —m—mmmmm—mmmm i SPLENDID LINE f Men's Ladies' and Boys' Fine Shoes CLOTHING AND HATS | for men and boys in latest styles and shapes. Quality and price right. „ 4 teswasaga | j M. R. RIVES & BRO. i ! BIG STORE | I GRAHAM, - - - N. C. '■ f 1 \Y ! f 1 | I +++++++♦++++++♦+++++++++++ +++ + +++++++++++++++++++++ f Stock and Poultry \ | Keep them in good health for best results by using - 2 Dr. LeGear's Hoof Oil, Liniment : X and Powders for Horses, Cattle * Sheep and Hogs, and Powder and Lice Killer for 'Poultry. Every package guaranteed. | Good Shoes for men. women and t boys, Crockery, ana Glass and I Enamel Ware. J. T. BLACK A BRO. t GROCERY STORE j GRAHAM, N. C NOTICE! All citizen* of Graham, N. C., who arc not registered and who dctire to rote la the general town election, to be held aa by law provided, on Tuesday after the flrat Monday In May, it being May 6th, 1911, tor the election of a Mayor and Board of Commis sioner* for the said town of Gra ham, are hereby notified that that the undersigned J C. Simmons has tion books for aaid election will be open at the drug store of the said /. C. Simmons at the hours and for tne lengtn of time provid ' ed by law, beginning with the > 2Uh day of March, 1911. I All votera will see that their r names are propej-ly^rejtstered.^ r , Registrar, r By order of the Board of Com f missioners of the town of Ora . bam ,N. C. This March 19, 1911. ARTHUR P. WILLIAMS, i Secretary. IFMIYSMMBYCOIE Graham Drug Company, Rexall Store r 'Phone 99 Prescription Druggists. E2rMlsn Williamson Menefee 'Phones 99. and 322-L Get a "WHITE CAR" for Hire. Garden Seeds I LanirothV. ' Pedigree] Seed •^Lvur The Seed which Succeed Th3y are vital, true to * name and never disapoint • Landreths seed ARE GROWN BY LANDRETHS, and are just as represented. We also (jarry WOOD'S and FERRY'S and other Seeds. Call and See US. Alamance Pharmacy, The/flfcX Store J. C. Simmons, Druggists Simmons Building ■, Graham, N. C. SP~iiasT PROO r GUARANTEED TO S VITSFY CUSTOMERS >l\ J ■ IWADf H»Wr, cwrwiQHtro J I B4 Established 1868. PatdlnCapiUl Stock $30,000.00 WHfrww tiMitntmosT paoor PiAirrt intti y«w h>?>wwitwty thammmdjm*oai r fVrtBMMi w« lur" vrfmn tN toM mort caMift ihiH til otlicr frnoM ki *• Mlilja II ' F¥!!! «ai»lwi. %HT/ r ir««*or jrourtn. n. jf iwk. 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SCHOOL' SUPPLIES Tablet* Composition and Examination Book* and bison's Pencils, the but, made, at Tue Gleaner Printing Office. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Ravins ooallfltd a* administrator upon the •Mate ol kurttfi I»uthuui, deu'd. ilic under •fened hrt,y not Mrs all |w>aona holding claim* a«aln>c aald c>tat« to preeent the *a oe duly authenticated on or before the J>tn day of March, IW4, or • hi* BoUoe will ha pleaded In bar of their recovery. All wirwm In.lcitf I »dio*ald r*tao are reou«-ated to Inalte ta , mediate settlement." Tula xarrh Mh, lliia. CLAL'OK K. Mo« ACLKV, A.irn'r I tfrtt Kuflln Duibam. dco'd. ; —BLANK BOOKS—A good ar •ortment at The Guusieb office. r /FLSS MOTHER GRAY'S JRK SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, Service by Publication Worth C'arollss—Alamance County. In tbe Muperlor Court. March Term, 1013. li. W. Luttorloh' e*. i llflß Mamie Lutterlob. Mamie l.uitarloh, the defendant abovs named,.will lake uotl. e that *o action en titled a* above, ha* been commeßoad In iha ■ Muperlor Court of Alamance county tor the . uuri-oae of obtaining an absolute divorce from ibe bond* i f malrlmni.y In retofore e*- I lailnt between rtalntlfr and dcfi-ndam; That tha-aald defendant will take lurtber notice * that t,he U re|uiri*d t/> aopear at the icrm of J "uierlor Court of •■!'! county I > be held at the curt iioune cf mll county, I i Urahim, on tic t well in Monday afti r tin- lir*t Monday ' In Man-li.and aiiawer or demur to the c«tt>- ■ plaint tiled In • • l3 action or tbe plaintiff m>l S applt to the court lor tbe relief demitided In aald complaint. -Wltneas my baud and acal, ttila the!Kday , of March. Ivfx 'Wfl I J. D. KEUNODI.K. C. 8. C., -» ■ ttacMt Alamance County. FOLEYS KIDNEY PUIS fo9 Bacmacmc KIMMHII Buam i Bucklen's Arnica Salve THEWORLO-FARROUS HEALER Burns" Boils, Cuts,' Piles, Eczema, Skin Enviient, Ulcer*. Fever-Seres. Pimples, Chilblains. Rinoworm, SereLfes end Hands, - | ONLY GENUINE ABNKA SALVE, gj9 MONE V BACK IF IT FAILS. | aSoATALLDRUCCISTSj T*i liMO lU*k>
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