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wme5;o- " r Miss Jalia Elliott, of Greensboro,
xno w oman s jueaicai uoiiege or visited relatms Here last week.
Baltimore has Juit established at Rm w .ft.:- nun
Guilford College ab annual tuition dren's day at Bed Hill last Sunday,
scholarship, to be awarded to lady nt i.. a n
TM .. .ih , .Im Loa Anthony, of Centre, is
5In5 Tin Mg her brother, tlr. G. L. An-
do much crnnrl in thAnmrnf hAlnlnirl
North Carolina eirle in their edu- Urs Jane Kirkman, of your city,
cation. . - - Pd a- visit to her son, ZIr. J; A.
The opening of the college this recently.
year on the fifth enrolled the largest Hiss Tinsie Anthony expects to
number ever reached on the first enter school at the State Normal
uiw Crop Rice,
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new ru.ii uiiqedB, day. JUany are entering irom day wainaanrui.vouege.
to day, and the prospect Is good Misses Flora and Blanche An-
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s r Dp 1 largo uuuiuor ouu iui Boruuuujf expect WO leaTO tne latter
KeW riaKeu mtc, ; lent work. The college is fortu- part of this week for Pinnacle on a
jjgW SnreuQeQ OUUUanui, nate in having among the fnstrue- pleasant trip.
New Shredded Yneat, w" ' .5 u ' n? A sociftl enjoyed by a number
j - vk" miuuu u-uBiwuii at the residence of Mr. w. A. KI
wo muMuia oi ABiurai nisiory. M0t on the evening of the 6th inst.
Sf JfiwaraS grauat5a UP Confectioneries were1 furnishedby
i, uu guuu uBw 01 wor uuuer i je young men.
m Olives ,
New uuve uii,
' I Prof. TTnlmp.a nn thtk nflt atirvv I '
New Sardines, ,7. 7; r;B7,;-P8 J.
iu.li, acuuiupaaiea uy lueir guest,
iisw Citron;
New uannea uqoas,
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at Beaufort during the summer. 2 TTTVi
Mr. Pearson now has charge of the JS!!AJ"df.??:.S?ord Tiil ed
department of biology, and will also T TT .
add to the colleetionB in the mnae. Kev. Mr. Bunch filled his regular
New Pickles. um and Pu the entire collection appointment at Moriah church last
T in good order. Professors Hodgin Sunday at 11 yclock. Text I.
and Wilann Bnnt thm anmmi in4 OamUCl 1& :22. On aCCOUUt Of the
the summer school at Cornell Uni- protracted. meeting at Shady Grove
versity, the on in studying Kng- the 4tn Sunday he will not fill
lish literature, and the other in his appointment at Moriah on that
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NEIGHBORHOOD HEWS.
ters of Interest Reported by Our
Corps of Correspondents.
McLeansville Items.
the study of chemistry.
The reception on Saturday night.
given by the Y. M. C. A. to the nw
8tudenti, was held in Memorial
hall and was much enjoyed by a
large number of students, alumni
and friends.
day.
Brick Churoh Items.
Making feed is upon the farmer.
Mr. M; N. Greeson went to Gra
ham Monday on business.
Mrs. Etta Rochella, of Durham,
The athletic association-is show- visited in this neighborhood last
jlf. Jack Busick'a wife is quite ing much interest in foot ball, and week,
Mids Agnes Clapp, from Rock
Creek, visited friends and relatives
here last week.
irck with fever. I the interest in eyery department of
Mr. Alex. Montgomery is sick at college worK was never so entnusi
g,EIi Wilson is suffering con- y luo oauuatu an ao4e n Miss Mary Shepherd died last
v i. .mavwiMM n rm mm h w raw m n n or v w-u m w m m m
Myrtle May came down ul ' T. 6 vnurcn ine ioiiowingaay. ,
Rev. H. M. Brown will commence
a protracted meeting at St. Paul's
church the second Sundav inOcto
ber. X
Mrs. M. N; Greeson, Mrs. Jacob
syri! iU?.11vT1T at the college
hjai your cuy vmnmg lomuvcn
i:d friends bunday.
Mi. J. R; Davis and family have
be feeling
Tee protracted illness of JVIiss
im-
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i Whit8ett Items.
Fine rains have fallen now for
several days. .
Mr. Charles Sellers, of Burling- sharp and Mrs. Georee Hoffman
ton, was here Sunday. are amonfir those who have been
Messrs. Olive and Swaim visited very sick since our last writing.
near iioerty last baturaay. j Several from herd went to Mt
Prof. W, C. Blagg hopes to move Hope last Sunday to witness the
bis family here at an early date. close -of Prof. Leonard's singing
Students still continue to arrive, echool, which he has Jbeen very sue
JmotherjMrs. Lambeth, where A number have come in since our cessfully teaching there.
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neighborhood
i'I Tickle does not seem to
:rsT'ish'e is now quite sick,
: iprrv to learn.
Mies Ida Hines came up from
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limancercountv. where she nas
tpnkifiitinizi and is now with iher
is
tenakee her.home.
ni ...ir nrinn. Tnaf onH advor. There will he nrftftohinir in the
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inrm,r nftnftrlhfta been heard hRsformed church here at 4 d. m. MC"-" uuu Aor
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Wind the narties will deliver next Sabbath. - oaTf UC4'
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If vmi have lost or found anv- Mr TK WlbAr im nreni-rincy tn JLUe neaim 01 tne
ill advertise in the PjLtkiot. open a brick yard as soon as the is Sood at the P!eseni
weather will permit. - I nir. ranK iernoaie nas gone to
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i2Wbarton, Esq., is visiting rel- Mr.- H. V. Stewart was called v- put.uc u .uuc.
Ttland wak at recrular services home last week for a few days by Mr. W. A. Kernodle has returned
the death of his aunt. from the mountains of West Vir-
:eted by the pastor, ReV. J. McL. Messrs. Avnef. Glendenia, Glas- ginia
bfook. II 4 i cock. Wvhne. Dickinson and others 1 he iarmers are very busy cut-
0 people have been complain- from Greensboro spent Sunday ting and curing tobacco and pulling
Whe hot weather we have had here. - - iiouuer.
('. but appear to be more rec- Mr. W. S. Clapp, of Alamance, Mr. J. J. Busies: thinks he will
:ti'.ed , sin?e we had aj rain last who was called home recently by gather ten bushels of hickory nuts
Kit-.. -I. . - - . . via i r vr m m
-..;uy oigm, ana ine air is mucu sicKness win soon return to Bcnooi, us uoo vuio year.
Pe;Dlea9ant.' w nrA a d tn loam, v T, C "RiioinL- P W TromnrllA
X4rs. Arcf-le McLean and A snecial exercise bv the von aad J. M. Brown Tiave entered
:ejDonnelt left last week "for a neoole will be held at St. Mark's school at Jefferson Academy, near
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- a -lortn Carolina ana virgi- church, three miles east of here, at NucjLean8vine.
fThey are traveling in a buggy in a. m. next Sabbathr The public Mr. T. J. Watlineton. who hal
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'intake in all the principal invited. been in feeble health for some time!
im their route by the way1 of Mr K. B. Wheeler has rented his was able to attend the baptizing of
fry, thence through a portion UainahiA frm Bitntri near- the his wife, who joined the Primitive
i, muunmins nr v irorinia. ve i i i sri i Kantiat -hu.h . i 1 1 '
n ' . ---er-. - Bcnooi io a zenueman wuo wm "i1"" ""u'-" uuu-ui o.
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build a handsome residence here
during the next few months.
Iihem a prosperous trip. But
'n't they have a hoi time: in
Hp withoiit a top.
;f Charles D. Cobb had a very
Opening of his school. Forty
;4ri ere enrolled, and several
r'me in since. He anticipates
vSr attendance than last, se
Mt is now a very j busy time
-.-jcib, ana some are nece -
JCOmnelled tn k.in thnir nhil.
I vwheln Oov Vi ill
kre?n opportunity
lenient T.Kr.f.
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has entered
f ' -i in
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good
section,
white
as soon
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We are
croppers.
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several good openings.
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M l o"jjri-ing inat some
;trB o carelenia. rb
iff re
so many
continually roving
ace to another, and so
Btionr, have been given
r ue columns of .this and
Virg in r-n L.-i;-
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amily were
Mr. J.
out in
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the
rjog fodder, a "cook" broke
and 8tole aazor, a
iLp.ife, a finger ring and
4 7 a ear bob8, which they
air. onaw was
oon" leaving.'
- Ji lo xne "ouse, when
Jamestown Items.
Mies Vera Armfield has returned
borne from Raleigh.
Miss Mary B. Futrell
school at Guilford College.
Mr. Adams, of Greensboro, was
one of our callers last week.
Miss Katherine Long, of Lexing
ton; is visiting Mrs. John Ragsdale.
Misses Emma and Eva Bundy
Rev. P. J. CarrajFav. of Greens
boro, passed through town last Fri
day. , : , .I,-; " ;".
Miss Lizzie Knight, of Rocking"
ham, was here Saturday and Sun
day visiting the Misses Gant.
Messrs. W. B. Carter and Tom
Price, of Winston, were here Fri
day. They were representing
Brown s warehouse.
Mr. James S. Cook will leave
next Friday for Chapel Hill. He
expects to complete the course in
1900, then take up a course in law.
Mr. John T. Simpson, wife and
daughter, of Winston, passed
through town Saturday on their
way to Rocfkingham county to visit
relatives.
Stokesdale Items.
We have had beautiful rains re
cently.
Dr. J. E. Banner, of Mt. Airy,
was in t(vn Saturday.
Mr. J. Laurie Hill, of German-
ton, was in town Monday.
Mr. A. B. Kimball, of Greens
boro, was here one day last week. visiting Miss Ross, near Pleas
ant liaraen.
Miss Cora Lewis has returned
home from McLeansville, where she
has been visiting friends and rela
Uvea.
Mr! Joe Ragsdale is getting his
residence near completion. It is
one of the prettiest houses in the
south.
Protracted meeting begins at the
Presbyterian church the fourth
Sunday of this month. Mr. Good
man, our pastor, will be assisted by
Mr. Lacy Wharton.
The goods have been bought in the northern markets and from manufacturers at th
for money, and we desire now to turn that back, into money a tnVsmaH "
aienai considered, we do herebv cuarantee. over t.r Am ? :. Z r.T .r
for less money than von can buy the same elsewhere.
UJN THIS Jj'IBST FLOOR we carry Dress goods, from
tin n -, rm CLi.t TTT . . T 9 r i . . .
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from 2.c. up; Cor.et8. Shirt Waist., Beady Mad. Drrti' SHk.?. Td TbUck.i S nn '
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Lego Items. '
The turnip crop In this section
is almost a failure.
The farmers are now tusy with
their tobacco and fodder.
We are having fine showers and
the weather is much cooler.
We are glad to say that, the sick
in this community are about all
well again.
There is considerable land selling
going on in this section, also some
building. j
B. F. Whitei Esq., attended a
meeting near Winston-Salem Sat
urday and Sunday.
We are sorry to note that Mr. W.
L. Killen and familv have moved
from this place to Archdale. His
wife will teach in the school at that
place. , I
The colored Methodists held a
campmeeting. at Raleigh's Cross
Roads last week. It is said that
they had a faith preacher with them
who made some wonderful cures.
He would not perform on any one)
that used snuff, tobacco or whisky.
It would probably be a good . thing
to prevail upon all people to stop
using those three things.
Threatened by Famine.
London, September 12. The Pall
Mall Gazette's dispatch from Capetown
says the price of food stuffa and other
necessaries of life is going up at an
alarming rate on the Rand, and famine
threatens Pretoria and Johannesburg.
The feeling of disgust at the flieht
of the Outlanders leaders is beine
more pronounced.
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Chill Ionic
Pepsin
la Testalass and Guaranteed to Curo Chills and
i Fovor and all Dalarial Troubles.
Does Not Contain Qalalae Nor Other Poiaon.
. r .J oeNot lnJw the Stomach Nor Effect the Hearlnr.
ir ie is
-Was there ever a time when so little time was equal
to so much money io the farmer as it is at this present
time? To make the most of this valuable time, you need
to take advantagejpf all the time saving machinery
which this progressive age offers. To bepecific
POM AM IIOTTOX PLASTERS.
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tDOli you want to learn all about CORN PLANTERS and
COTTON PLANTERS write to
Odell Hardware Company,
joF. Cap Loads of
Sumner Items!
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We are having very warm weath-
cut
ihg and
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Have obtained the highest reputa
tion for purity, cleanliness and
germination, causing our busi
ness in the same to become one
cf the largest in the United States.
Handling these Seeds in the large
quantities that we do, also en
ables us to sell same at the lowest
'possible prices, quality considered.
WOODS SEEO BOOK elves
f Pted f?4Ion about Grasses and Clovers soils the different sorts
??fc-cari fr18 combinations to give largest results In hay or pss-
rtr.. c yl DStur-a mrlntm.. Ate . Aer. t A tvcf-l will Ktn
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Pastures UrtA triMufAWfi. f A tvxt1 tirll! Kriorr tV.fo
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c and samples of Grass and Clover Seeds sent on application.
"WOOD &! SONS, Seedsmen, Bichmond Va.
er at present.
People 'are busy
curing tobacco.
Mr. Thomas E. Hodgin entered
school at Guilford College last
week. ' ; ! -
Mrs. Shubal Davis, who! has been
suffering from erysipelas, is im
proving.
Mrs. Martha Hodgin is visitine
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mc- ewu, . jo, nougiu auu xaruiiy,
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ob ouuiucru Jrines.
Prof. Robert N. Wilson, of Le.
noir, has been visiting his friend,
froi. &amuel H. Hodgin.
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On account of the advance in all materials that are used in the
construction of Buggies, Carriages and Wagons, the manufacturers
have advanced prices from $5.00 to $10.00. For the benefit of our
customers we have placed our order at the old price for
Two car loads "Anchor" Buggies,
Two car loads "Advance" Buggies,
OneTcar load "Columbia" Buggies,
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One car load "Indiana" Buggies.
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We havejust unloaded two cars of these goods and had fifty in
stock. If you expect to buy a Buggy, Carriage or Wagon next spring
you will save from $5.00 to $10.00 by buying it at once. We will not
have any of these goods in stock long, as we are selling them under
the market and shipping them in every direction.
As we have advised you, we are selling both the
"Empire" and "Bickford & Huff mail" Drills, which need
no introduction. We handle the Syracuse Chilled Plow.
Myron
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Mewell Sd Go
church in Raleigh.