l,f (SltatliwniUnirli
THURSDAY.
.Tax. 7, iw.
Local Records.
uty boaul il euuca-
hist Monday and
tliev did what we
In. vii ni vir heart lot a fount v Doitrit
of education or a county board of
commissioners doing, mid t liitt
was working until midnight with
out extra compensation. We coin
llllilll 1 their irood example to other
in auo
Bvnum A Ileaden want your
cotton' seed; '27c cash, iHle trade.
If you owe liymun & 1 leaden
miythiug they want you to pay it.
Easter comes this year on the the apportionment
3rd day of April, a little earlier
than usual.
hoards. 'lliev Could not
mci ami. .. ..,.,.... fi this Christmas, which is
they had not yet heard from he to Cmnu,,,H m(lit-
State. Treasurer, iney win
hold a special meeting and make
H'liSOSAI. ITF.MS.
Cuwitiock .I'jttinss.
Cumnock, N. C, Jan. 3.
'J he new year has opened up
and work has assumed an awak
ening. The holidays passed pleasantly
without one single act to mar I lie
pleasure of any one. i
Then; was a very noticeable'
scarceness of intoxicated people
verv
long to sue the day when this
ruinous practice will ho entirely j
discarded by the young men of :
this community.
anlwUnelodsaheaVas;;;; aunt Mr, W. J. Calvert, at Ports
merchant in Chatham. mouth.
, ,t i .... 1 Mr. Woodson Powell has re
-ltyiiuin A iieanen iihm- mi
Wharton Segroves killed a fine
Miss Lil lie Hill is visiting her wild turkey Christmas day aud
shot at another.
Editor (J. 11. l'oe, of the Pro
gressive Farmer, passed through
linrti .Ini'llur ( ' 1 1 t-i.r m 11 U 1.1 vinir. IllU
lJVllUUl tv Iie.mcii wn - on . , . , . v ... ......
hand a full stock of the celebrated ' "vwit ,,f 8eveiuI father near here. We note with
Geo. E. Jsisseu Co. wagons. weeks to JNoiioik. pleasure his successful orgaui.a-
Miss Anne M. Taylor will leave " "" ,
today for Jacksonville, Florida, '"ter. bet tor known as
on a'visit to relatives. "T '" ' ;h1 at the residence
of . H. Wicker to Mrs. Dot.
Mrs. II. A. London iroes today to Williams, widow of the late L. C.
23rd. Jt was a
Hymim & Ileaden have just
received another lot of furniture.
They are leaders iu the furniture,
line.
' :i 1 1 :..:i I n-:n: n ...
-";.RnS0T,r J' . 1 Dr. Isaac Jackson, who is critical- runaway affair.
iNoiioik aner in ner cui-to.ui i . . . -
horses, which will arrive here to- ' M '
morrow. All our Christmas visitors have
,, . , l returned to their respective homes,
-Poe-At water Mer ( o ut ,.u uf
to buy your cot on seed and w will return to-
pay 28w cash or UOc per bushel in .
SCHOOL FUND.
Kepoi-t of Re
ceipts and Dis
bursements of
School Fund
for Year ending
June 30, 1903,
To Cure .1 Cold in One Da v.
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
(rove's signature is ou each box
Application For Pardon.
Kotluola lii.r.'liy given Hint Bpplliii'loi. will lm
iiihiIp t" tin- Cn.vi rnoi' uf Sorlli Ciiinlliin fur Uio
piitilotiiit lints mil, whu wiw coiivlili-J uf tu.m
aliiuclilcr at Pel.ruiry term, ut Clmiliaui
biii-'Tlur Cini rt.
U-K, 'Jt, 1UDI.
sorim: inn..
r( Qrij) THEP0PDLAR ST08E ff (L. )
HAPPY NEW YEAR
trade
Never before have the public
roads of Chatham been in as good
condition at this season of the
year as they no w are.
r.ynuin A- Ileaden h ive one
of the' best stocks of clot him.'.
They ,v mid be glad to li.te you
inspect them before you bay.
It is publish. -d that ex-Slu-r-ilT
Samuel M. .Join s is to be post
master at Sanford iu the place of
our funnel- enmity man, lr. Naac
II. Lutterloh.
A very respectable colored
vo:n 1:1, named Oct, mi i'aylor,
died h"ie on last Tuesday. She
came here from Kali'L'h to teach
sclio.il over thirty years an
Hawley, the Pittsboro Jewel
er, is still at his nld stand ami ex
pects to remain. His woi k gives
satisfaction. Call and see him
when you come to town. All work
guaranteed.
For live minutes before 12
o'clock, on l ist Thursday niu;ht,
all the chinch bells at this plac.i
were tolled sad and slowly at the
death of tin old year, and tin :i
tliey merrily rang in the la w
ye. ir.
The old stvin.' "X the d.ivs
lengthen the eulil si reiu t hen.-."
Hi'eais to prove true this ye n, for
tlius far it 'S colder each il iv.
Yi-st. id.iy lie nil in ' the thcii:iii:n
cter wis down to tea decrees
atioVe .i -ro.
Our sportsmen are bagging
quite a lot of rabbits these days, lPceived (leueral State
and "Molly Cotton" is very much, al,d Couutv Poll Tax,
in demand. ; pkocived (Jeneral Prop-
Capt. W. J. Tally made a lusi-j Clty School Tax,
ness tri to (Sreeushoro last Tues- :l."rom Finos, Forfeitures
lay. aud Penalties iu the sev-
Miss liiz.io Segroves was : eraj courts,
thrown out of a buggy and badly Vmm State Treasurer.
From Fxaniination fees,
From sale ol school property.
Insolvents Collected,
of Christ
which wc
ri'W.IC SCIIOOl. KXl'KNSKS.
In another column is published injured diiriu- Xmas
a statement of the receipts and
disbursements of the public
school fund in this county for the
fiscal year ending the litMh of last
June. This is the first time that
any such statement has ever been
published iu Chatham. Hereto
fore t here u as no law repiiii:ig
such publication and the taxpay.
eis did not know auvthinvr about
the expenditures made Irom the
school fund.
The last Legislature, however,
amended the school law so as
to require tile county board of
education in every county to pub
lish anui'.a'iy "a financial state
!i)i :,t in like manner as now re
quired by law of Hoards of Coun-
lr I wion isil. ,!!.! Tin I.LW h:L
' -: .. i i . i i ill : 1 1 ..
formally years required the com- 1 m. mi ia,.,u.y
let'iiled pushed on to 1 1 reehsooro, winch
We fail.
to learn the extent ol tier injury;
Wc hear it rumored that a new
saw mill will soon be added to
our locality. The names of die
promoters are witlield now.
There was a deal t h
mas weddings this year
hope is a sigl
an old adai;e
riages make harder tones.
Our society folks enjoyed sev
eral Ciermaus dining Christmas,
and tipped the "light fantastic"
until the wee small hums.
We may now look out for
pledges as many will be made and
broken before another year shall
come.
We were pleased to hear from
good authoi itv that the Durham
Listed by lieg. of Deeds,
Total from other sources
$ 11580.50
0573.58
1CR20
3477.85
83.00
2.r).()0
lil.OO
13t.3'.l
2153.3!)
J AND SALI-:. By virtue of an
nr.lcr uf Hi" Bupcrliir curt uf tmihvn
Lnunty 1 will ug:iln hell at lUt court li..UBe .lum In
1'IUaluiiM on
S.UTKIUY, KJtii mv ok jam ai:y,
VjiH. tw.itrm'lncf liiinl In HlKB-tfc lnwitKiilp,
hup of ilium iniitBliiliii! 4i wypm nucl llin ln-r
IMihitpii. fnriucrly IwlmiKliiK l" li l u Mrn.
Kllr.ilimli Ann li"tmrwin, niid Hilj ilnli'i: Hip tiinli
ol J. lill A Ol Ilium. IJ. W. KlKSili.'H (Ul'l olhOH.
IVmiB of hhIiv (nnwtliird cubIi, mm IliirJ In
nix niMiilliii hiii) one third Hi twelve uiuhiIik Willi
lliiereil from nalo.
. A. I.OXIION,
). 17, 1W3. Coma Isul uvi:
T TO THANK
Valuable Farm For Sale.
ON SATlTilMY, lOl II DAY OK .1 AN
VAIiV. 1SKH. 1 will hoII ill imhlli! nui il m on Urn
irml-'! lo Hip lilKliiitt hl'MiT Uin viiIuhMk i hi m
known hi itio .1. H. IIIrii.I .lo'. bIiu iU'iI In Ni'W
lliiptointilp, poiitiiliilng i:rt bithh of whl. li
Vi Hi.-r.-ii U lu urlKlnnl foffnt. tlm rout lining wnl I
Bilnp'K l to ihn I'uHlvail.iu of com, coituu mul
oIIht croiii.
Tornm: OiiP-liBlf OBBh biuI onr-tmlf In twrfvo
nonilm wi ll IniiTi'M Irom diuo nl hbIo.
DLVi'inbei 'jIlIi. I'.'iil.
T. M. 11I.AND.
Total
Dalauce on hand as
received during
if better times, as tln ve.ir from June .'Sllrh.
savs, ".Many mar- uuyi to July 1st, 1H03, $151 t5iJ.ni
per
3,"!l8.3(i
I,
AND SAI.I-: Bv virtue of an
county lu tlio rami oiiltli d '
irlulitralor..f . T. i.Biiiii'tii
niul win-." I win bi'II t tin
iMsh Bt Uu url ltoti-o di!
I'. U I.HIlll'I'lll, 1-
v. it II ll'iriiii vc
litKhiMi in l '.! l-r
in l'lti-li T i . N, c.
last report,
Total
os Tin-: 1st day or rr.i!i:uAi;Y, l'.iol,
5187157. !)7
or many years required
missloliers to pllOIlsu a oeianeil f" , . ,, , '. . 1 for colored.
statement showing "the name of wi! umioni.tedly he a gieat i.ene- , LnuHe
every individtialwho.se account it to I hat ham at large and tt. her siUlswilitl,
has'been auditetl, the amount j business men csi.ecially. ' Paid for school house
-Disbursements.
Paid teachers of schools
for whites,
Paid teachers of schools
for colored,
Il In-tin: iln' flrnt ! it of k -i ru-iry inur'., n ir.n-l
ot llll il l llIK Bil l lii llll! ill Mil. I llllt li Wll-lllji.
Cll.l'.linln ool.ty. Iii-nlunllll! HI a !C.!tk.. K 1
t uui't'.'ti ii'iii.'r, rtuin.iii: rtouili ti "f lo li
mnH.i, M.T. Ki'll -i iMiniT. iliutic. ww. l.li ml-
In Btllk" oil til" Wi'St iMllk "I iTivit, Illi'll-.','
lu r'.li i iltyro -' "ii tlm ! to "f tlio iilti'li
! It :i 4 i"1i-m In n B'lilin i;or ll.n old mill m i'.
I tlienee In n moiiiIii-hhi illri' jtl hi 1'.' 0"liw to H m-ikii
I Initio nU-io'l tlm l.iili-lnli mid ci,.iiol inn rui.l.
D775.41 wlili n.-ii'l rod lui polKM iii tlm (trot ia
Hon. iMuiiiluluK "il Hi-n il n:ori' or Iran.
lUls Do.i'Uiljer U. I'.MJ.
It. II. 1IAYKS,
.u:ulB(.l.iiir.
Our nanv friends and customers
for (he liberal patronage given
us this vear and solicit the same
for 11)04.
WE HAVE FINISHED
Ihe most successful and larg
est .four's business in the histo
ry of our Store.
Wishing you all a happy and
prosperous New Year,
3251.(58!
1071.71 !
-- I'o '-At .v. iter Mer. ( . wish
to tli. ink their cu-toniers for the.
patronage iveu tin-la the past)
year. They expect to greatly en-j
birv'e their stock t lis spring audi
trust that your pttronaue will:
correspondingly increase. ;
The new year was ushered iuj
with most delightful weather.'
ltarelv heve we ever known so;
cl.iimetl, and the amount allowed."
The State Superintendent ol j
Public Instruction thought 1 1 1 ;i t
' the publication of so tletalleil
st.tteinent by the boards of edu
,c it ion would Cost too much, and
issued a circular to tic county
' bo il lis of eti ileal ion ail lsin.r t !;e::i
to publish ouiv the con. h iisei I le
pi:t tit'fo! ':'! o required of the
county treasiiii'r. AeconlHf.'.ly ;
'the co,;:,tv bo.iids over Ihe Stale
:::e o!e i'.ij' the State Siqu-l lii'.en-'
de::! and ale cot pub'.is'iinj the
'detailed "il .:a lie ia I s! ateaiellt
which the law seems to require. I
Amnymovh.
sites colored,
'paid Co. Superintendent,
Ipaid for Treasurer's
(.'oiiiinissMiis 1A percent,
'on sl."7iil.7!i.
Mileage and per iliem
of (.'ouiity Hoard of Euu-
c.tt ion,
Ctmniissioncrs' Mestinj.
The cou'ity coiinuissioiicrs held
their regular monthly iim-i-1 iiiir on
last Monday and Tuesiiuy and au
dited the follow iiej accounts:
A. 1!. Cl.iik, jail fees, $ 5:5.10
James A. Thomas, on ac
count of stock law 1.50
pleasant a New 1 ear s Day as j '. 15. (iilnion-, insolvent
was last Friday. The sun shone j fci s
bright and the air was balmy as a (irahain Johnson, for labor
spring day. May its bright sun-j at county home,
shin ? be typical of the coining j Sallie Ann Williams, for
year to all our readers. hacoi
. , .... . .. V. Ij. London A Son, for
, lai'Ti' lOl Ol V uni t n.ue tn-
cii away free at V. li. London A
Son's. Now is the lime to gel
you a nice China set. For every
cash purchase they yive you a
ticket and you are entitled to a
piece of China wi.re whenever the
tickets amount to one dollar or
more. le s-ure and ask for your
ticket.
5.05
Consr.it illations.
Mr. John II. Culloin, editor of
the liai hind, Texas, News, has
wiittcii a let;, r of congratulation
to the Inaliufac! lirel s of Chelu
be Iain's CollLili Keiileily as fo-
Ioas: "Sixteen yeais when pApenseS of CoUllty
our lb -t child w as a b.tbv I
s;jbj : to cl'iJlipy siel!s and we
would be very urease about him.
We began 1 1 s i i i j- Chamberlain's
Cough Kettie.lv la 1SS7, a'.d find
ing it such a reliable Kcnicdy for
colds and croup, we have neer
been without it in the house since
that lini". We have live children
and have given it to all of them
with good results. One good fea
ture of this remedy is that it is Stoves for colored,
not disagreeable to take and our Repairs for whites,
babies really like it. Another is Kepairs for colored,
that it is not dangerous, and there Wood for white,
is no risk from giving uu over-: Woo 1 for colored,
dose. 1 congratulate you upon 1 libraries for white,
the success of your remedy." For; Kent for colored,
sale by (i. 11. I'ilkington, druggist. : Total for ot''r purposes
44(53
G35.00
23(5.5:2
I AND SALK:-By
m J orler of Ui,i Mipo! lor Coin'
CoUllty hi iln i'hi-0 enaild"W
i .ll.i-i h vh J. X. OiliUu an I oiIhtk,
virtue of an
nil ot i bn loin
i o. nrinll iiii l
1 will o l tile
MUST
ut tlm
88.85
MONDAY
ii .'..url !i i'imo i
PI- to ll'illl' '
nicy
IN FKl!l;l'.U:Y, 1 '.Ut 1
N .
was lo:ud ot Kilticatioii, in
cluding fuel, stationery
and postage.
Paid for taking census,
Probal ing and I'ecordilig,
lients for white,
Asst. Superintendent 3
. days,
Pioaiil building school
i house,
Stoves for whites,
1 5.33
58.1 1
On last Thursday night, as the
old year er.pireil, the wife of Mr.
Charles Freer, of this township,
'cntlv "fell on sleep" aud she was
i- i r... ii... t.,iV.,..i,i
Z 'a longtime X had teii i n.at.uuu Ilecord. for pub
in t now k irt IS II I'"
supplies
YV. Miami, for molasses,
C. D. Poiriis, for meat. . . .
J ini Alston lor cotlin for
Shadrack Alston,
C. 1. Moore, for repairing
stock law fence,
Harrtdl's Printing House,
for blanks
Chat ham Observer, for
publishing Haywood bridge
notice
Chatham Citizen, for pub
lishing Haywood Mridge
notice
Insurance Commissioner Voting! Total disbursements,
will make a very tine showing lialance on hand July
this year in the way of receipts. as i 1st, 1003,
;?o lis he will turn into the Slate Treasu
iS.10.eiy over $150,000, during his fiscal
3"J. 10 year, which ends on March 31,
j this being a gain of some $14,
2.(io '000 over the previous year.
1.00
11.40
Mi 715
10 30
(50.27
0.00
42.00
(55..SS
23. (55
331.05
015. 215
74.0(5
41.85
10.00
2 00
772.32
$1(5004.31
27(53.!7
Total ?187(7.!7
Tlie fores-sins' is a
true statement cf
tlie Schccl Pund re
ceived, and. d.is"bu.rs-
'f ill l't'.tH
Hie following Uiii'la In b:iIi!
t clrtMoln:
Hrt Trik-n: Hotlunaii .it h Li le ry i.mir itw
I lo- I'.ii. li l.i iii li. Icirnli's omul', riiui.li :)!
wl.lilo- i ;'...... il Hlnl.ii 111 Ilinl...-.
ojiicr. u in Willi HiKiii'n i!-oicii il unnii'i
':i( ;7.' Ji .li'S In 14 'llkf 111 Ito.'li' ill.. Uh'II'-o
K .III III ' I. II- I". - 'I'l I" II "l"kl III IH)'
lini'. 1 1 'Miio lei ho in." ton i ii a ii. jiii i H wi-i-i
M .o:.m 1 1 ho i mi In it iralti. tln-ii'.-o noun
i:l tli-nrii-N rni t o .l,n t,i n ! uiu "ii uw
ia. - fiiH-li ! r in.-li. n.i ii i' ilown Hill I in hi -I. MN
4a inn iii.li'tH mi: on ilav.-i llm-'ji' .on-n to tin
liti(tniiiiie, i-niiiiiliitin; I.Kii'Vum imim- or Ii-hm.
l-oo ii I Ti ni t: Hi-itiiiiilin: in lil. k n y mi itol..
CTH HI i lt't li, tl.Olli'K .KliUlll 'il 't ilHCK'I'U I'llHl
rliHlim mul .'l llnli- lo il l'lll '. tliiHli t' II Till . h
i-liuliiH i-roMlin; Uu- iwlt lo ii ii.T-tiiinion, tli.-.i i
ui Uio mi ni. Ji rlni; o! tml.l ri-"k ; . 1 u in-in
i.li.rf. oini.il. Inc 191 th ii.orf or !
Ililrl Tr on Situ itnl In milil iMiiniy nml ita
Htti) mi lo wit'MiH ol ll iw r.ver, u ljoiinun a.i
Inn Ih of In Iik1. UnTieo Mooio iin.l oll.o
kll 'VUI UU til" l'lH tllU". I- 11' lIlllllC "'I ll' ll H llll I
Imlm; Uu, siiniocoliviyivl l I. W. lliu.n Ij .htm-
8. llonklUK.
Kourlli Iril.M: lliMlli; lot S". fi III tlillv:l-li
osi & son.
i T , v i - i s
if
,.. it.n,iHotiii.ii....ii.oiM:inir:g,l., i. hi , . I :i 5 WWIJlkH -fiPl
fti.i.ki,-.-.,i...-riot.No in. .i.i iim-i i a i iM. i!-lMcCv fT-lfaiSm. I
to,iiKkilii wlillniiiliHiir-i lino, ih-i i i j ?4JKWS B Ci I
.-? -liinli'niM;ldMii ik
a ski
penses, t'tc,
S. M. Ferrall, for services
as commissioner,
Make (.loodwin, for taking'
care of Neal Certain, a
pauper,
(J. U. I'ilkington for drugs
C. M. Covert, for carrviug
Jim Harris and Alton
(ioius to jail
V. K. Mrooks, for services
as clerk to board
Found a Cure For Indigestion.
jr,J I use Chambeilain's Stomach
jaud Liver Talilets for indigestion
and tind that they suit my case
o ii,) better than any dyspepsia remedy ; r-r-i-.,,.., r-
-( 1 1 have ever tried and l have used ; ed- the Treasurer
imanv tiuierent remeiiies. i am
o 00 'nearly fifty one years of age and
j have sutl'ered a great deal from
indigestion. 1 can eat almost any
thing 1 want to now. (ieoree YA .
Hinorv, Mock Mills, Ala. For sale
by U. li. I'ilkington.
17.50
21.00
from a cancer,
rest. She leaves three young chil
dren to mourn their irreparable
loss. She was buried in the Pres
byterian churchyard at this place.
School Books! V. L. Lon
don .t Son are agents for school
books, the only place you can get
them in Pittsboro. They keep a
large stock on hand and sell thorn
at the contract prices for cash.
They also keep a good stock of
writing paper, tablets, box paper,
invploie. slates, ink. pens and
:i. i.:.... , ,. wl, in li.il,,f mio-mitf store at the uppu
jii uoi"( . , " ' I A . ;' ,, t r... - T.. . Unit;.,., fo.- fllO Ul.iroll 1.11.1 (111.
uiuumr.p, imu ,ionu . iuic- i- " .7 ' .
Italian be appointed ferryman at ! ran out and while attempting
j A vent's ferry at $1(5.(5(5 a mouth
Boy Crushed By Wagon.
5.00 Hiiis liil to tlio Charlotte Obm-rvpr.
.05 1 New ton, J.-.n. 4. A sad accident
j occurred here today, resulting in
tlm death of Plonk Shruni, the 10-
10.00 year old son of Mr. I',. P. Shruui.
I The boy's grandfather's team was
20.80 hauling lumber, a colored man
n.M.i'o.i, tt..,f i i Tim. ..ii driving. .Mr. rviiomou rsiuum ami
exempt from poll tax on account and his little grandson were in a
..f infii-mifv store at the upper end of town
utationery line.
The colored people had a
grand emancipation celebration
at this place on last Friday. They
paraded tlio principal streets of
the town with two brass bands
accompanied by quite a number
of gaily mouuted marshals. It
was a well-dressed and well be
haved crowd. After the parade
exercises were held in the court
to hiii. ill hl' koiy. tlipin
lili kory In I lit III i t lot No. 4 llirni o wi'-t i 1:
III it line l"i ii.i-s to Hi.' tool Btlitloll, o n:. null.
uv IllT.i nioiv or ll"H.
Illll ll -l: li llii l"t No. f. Ill Uio i-.-.vml. It or
tint hhIiI lirlKlit l.i ol. lirciiiiiliii: lit il lu. kor. i-i i -m-r
ol lot No. '. ilifii.'f BoiiUi with Hint lini" I 'l
(.olr t ill HMl'lll III' k ! ll 11 :i"l Hi ll tilH'.l.-
t'.l llni'H t' ioJ.'.t t i ii hwCii'. llii'ii' u north I'
ioi'h to ii rlno li. Inn" "f .hi. a, llll'lli ." VV.'l.t Ki ll
xnia lint' mi I lln." of No 4 ii iioli a to L-t-j; ! i.li :n; .
iMntiilnlni; VV'n ii'T-'it
Mxih l.o : nvinn lot nuinU'r 3 In milil illvin.oi,
ana lii-Kiiiuan; it whito oak In Vi'Uon'a lim".
llltJlli-0 soulll Willi lilrt llll-l UlllC.i'l UliOi'H l"-i H
l . k 8iaulsli oiik. itii'm-.t 'mi'l I' il''" to ll ll'iin-,
llit'lit'e uortli ill '"U'ii to ii i-itltir, tlit-iu'it ivo.1 li
I'oli-H 1.1 iiilogw. Kul, tiieii''!' i.orili :u j' 'ifH 1 1 ii
BUiki'lll MtStoii H lini". tlii'ln-i' Willi Inn lllit' him
Ci noloH to tifKiiiiiini; i-oiiintttlni: ii'it-it.
hvviic.li l.ui: ll.-nih' tot nuin'ii'r 7 In wtlil ill
vIhIou. iH-glniiliii'iii n'lilui", oirni'r ..I lot uan: ) f
6, i iiimlnUHouili wall Unit lino ltil l-'U"--" I" "i
Htiikx lu llirku' lino, tlu-in-tt eitnt mil i liu."
poloi to rod oi.k. his i-irnor, Uioikm ii Ttn well
his ml liuuti'r'H line 101 pi l.w li Hpunlili ".ik
corut"r hit niiuitii-r :i. ibt-mw wti wlili tnc llnoof
Hill lot to tii'if luulntE, t-onimuini; 'ill hi-i im.
KiL-htl. Lnt. Dfli i purl nf eiii.l tr.n-l vvniHlnliiij
m-t . - j atiout W iii-ri'H.
SeCtiOni Mu-ailii: Biumlt-l'intliBiiirili by tlio W. II
j Union lnU'1. on tin" Hint I'y L. M. Wolff, on n.o
ho u Ui Ii) ). M. t: iniiniu l on tin' went ly il.iry
Ann Lilly iitHln 33 H'-ioh.
Tniiih Lot: Iitiliit' U'--hnll tutori Ht In a tr. t of
tninU'i'iiialiiliis tfii :n'"n l!"lntrou s .-ro-k .1 1
JolniiiK tti" inn l.i of J It F.'i r.ill ul i'. A, Ho. 'ii.
Pout IU from J It l ei i nil, t lio oilier hull ta int;
iint"l t y l, IitihII.
TliBHiilllaii.lt will l "l'l on tlio foU' Wli t:
rp .t 1 I tt-rniH: tin. -IihII owl', ri'iii'iln ii-r In hix ni 'iiilo-.
1 rC'lStirei' 1. OUllt y InUlI'll (if,.rrH pyn.,.iiiH to in-r lniiimi, line nwr.u-'l
unill piii'i'linHo in ini-y ih pnld.
t"?x.
cf the aoxnty Board,
cf Education ior tHe
Sclicol "3Tear en. ding"
Jvine 30, 1903, as
req.TJ.ired. Toy
51 cf trie Scriool
Law.
J. E. JIILLIKEN
Tlio s
Keelev
Cure
1)0 VOl KNOW W II AT IT D0KS?
Ii relieves .i peiNon from all desire for strong
think or drtit;s. restores lis nervous system to its
normal eondition. .uul reinstates u man to his
home and business, bor lull particulars address
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
Rreansboro. N. C
DURHAM MAIIBLE WORKS.
Moiiunieuts and Tombstones,!
Education Chatham Comity.
ruin Ui i-cinliir -it, I'.ii'J.
Tht town of Wilson sutTeivil
from a destructivo tire on last Sat
urday night.
Charlotte Ohsorvor: While hor
mother was away from homo yes
terday morning at 10;H() o'clock,
to climb on tlio wagon Ins foot
nliiped and ho fell. Tli wagon,
heavily loaded, ran over his head,
crushing the ukull.
Mr. William S. Crane, of Cali
fornia, Md suffered for years
from rheumatism and lumbago.
He was liuallv advised to try
Chamberlain's Tain Ualni, w hich
n.
li. u.vvr.s,
Coinii'l-'iil'ini'r.
U KICW ANP ITALIAN MARBLE.
Designs .m l pnees tuinis!ul n application.
The Foreffohtff is
pifltfisiiett in ac
cordance ieith Sec
tion - ot chapter
Vl.lor the M'uhlic
Hjrtcilll-il urn: I" iu i mi ,i i ii ii i ii i'v i .. ;
liouse, consisting of musio and : lorrence the hve-yeai-ohl : lu, tlul uml it effected complete
i Ii auirhter of Matririe lorrence.1 -i'i,:., i;..;,.,..i ,c f,.
I colored, w ho lives on South Mid- , . (j jj rilkiugton, druggist. I.airs of 190JI, ast
Rarely lias there ever Wen Idle street, let her dress catch tirei " "
, ..LL.i.i li Hinininl was fatallv burned. The Durham Herald: The five-year- i COUSt mitl bit tilC
4 ....f.,,.. ou o,.r.m r(.,t .in bif i mother is a washer-woman, and old dan'hter of Mr. W. E. Duuue-
Satnrday night. It was unseas
onably warm all day !"atun(ay,
the thermometer showing a tem
perature of over sixty tlegrees,
but before midnight a very vio
lent wind bcLran to blow, and by
wiiiirise the tomneratiire had fill-1
State Superinten
dent of M9ubtic In-
left the child, w ith two younger I gan, of West Durham, was so hor-
i hihlren. at home, when she went, ribly burned at an early hour yes-
i out to col led for her week s wash-: terdav morning that sue Uieil at i
I . .... i r .1 l -i.l -.!'.... 1.. I I....I ..: .1.1 1 1.. If . .
lllg. ilieuressoi mo nine tru i an eat i.v ooui mm uim, Ml i tt t'l IOII
cau'-rht tire m some manner, iiiniuio skiii mi tut' untiy in ine nine
Uhe was fatally burned before the, girl was burned hikI she lingered
blaze could be extiusruisheU by , throughout the day in great suf-
len fifteen degrees below the freez-j people who had been attracted by ' fcriug, but bueatue easy as uight
hi:,' point. I her Hcreaum. I iipproached.
R P. JOHNSON.
County Superintendent.
CVIRGOLINA)
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