Wednesday, may 4th, 1910.
Bringus your job work. :
Lonk out for the blueX mark
Irene your subscription.
Harness, Leo Franks' make,
received by Brooks & Eu-
banks-
newest i3 coming, and the
. "i-i1 1 cradles are on hand
at Brooks c: a L'n . -
(,o V. Mann, at Bynum.has
Jj'i ih " of men's pants which
2 I 1 1 1 i "
a , visit to
Coble. - .:
Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
f 1UUU1 till
-'--TJ"i''ir"J"t i federate matter, w
I oca! Records, J i bem? read and rerr
Jja Will t
assort!"
ill
Wanted, a girl: to run over-
seaming sewing , machine at hos
iery mill. Apply to Box IS. Pitts-
boro. ; . , ,: . r; . - . : ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thompson
Tht prWc" r' 'l returned Friday from their ten-
.4.. ii wiiv aiiu uiner norcnern
wen woriny or points,
emembered. - i -. , TT ,
.-Mrs. . J. - TTnrw T?oll orrl V.il
When you come to cfHirtTiAYt dren rt.nmfJ tn thoir iinma in
week call, on John L. Council for Trenton, N. J., last Saturday,
iruits, confectioneries and cool after a six-weeks visit to Mis.
armKs.sucn as milk shakes, cocoa- r Fell's parents here.
Killed by Saw Mill.
Special to the Charlotte Observer. ,
Clinton, April 30. Geo. Coop
er, a prominent farmer, was killed
at his sawmill near Salem burs',
ten milea west of Clinton, this
morning1. He was walking near a
large belt when he slipped and
fell upon the belt and was snatch
ed on to a pulley, which crushed
his head iu to a shapeless mass and
his body was otherwise mangled.
oil at rock-bottom prices.
e j ust received a large
of picture moulding..
fttii-'.il line. Brooks & Eu-
banks.
-Before you buy your buggy
via mrintr, look at a "Hackney"
or -Parker." Sold by Brooks &
Eubanks. -
Bnnsr your clocks and watches
to be repaired to G. L. . Kemp,
next to Dr. Chapin's office, when
you come to court.
When you come to court next
week be sure to renew your sub
scription. If you do not come,
ri if hv some neighbor.
We are requested to announce :
that there will be communion ser
vice next Sunday at the Presby
terian church at this place.
-Bring us your job work. All
work turned out promptly and
neatlv at Tiie Record job print
ing office. Send in a trial order.
-This is election year and every
voter in Chatham ought to read
The Record and keep posted.
Only 75 cents until after the elec
tion. -Joe W. Mann still offers to
pay one dollar to anyone answer
in? his ad. in another column and
making a trade. He means what
he says.
For sale : A Seargent's saw
mill and carriage in good shape,
used only nve montns, price
reasonable, terms easy. Apply
to T. M. Bland, Pittsboro.
Mr. Robert C. Hatch has been
elected town constable and tax
collector by our town -commissioners
in the place of Mr. W. L.
Powell who recently resigned.
-When you come to court next
week make Auburn Bland & Co.
your headquarters, where you
can find a full line of fruits, con
fectioneries and heavy and fancy
groceries.
-iters. Melville K. Perry
and N- W. Dixon of this county
have been drawn as jurors for
the Federal court, which meets
at Raleigh on the 24th of this
month.
Rev. V. A. Royall, pastor of
the Methodist church here, is
condjctinar a series of meetings
this
week.
day at 4 o'clock
Services are held each
in the afternoon
and 7:45 o'clock at night.
The traveling public can rent
stalls for their horse3 cheap next
week and at other times from
Will T. Johnson, southwest of
court-house. He has just com
pleted a large new feed stable. 1
Remember when you come
to court next week that D. M.
Smith at the old Love corner
serves meals at any hour day or
night. He also has 'cool drinks
and heavy and cheap groceries.
cola, grape juice, &c.
The kitchen of Mr. John H.
Thomas, near Bynumr caught on
nretrom the stove flue, on last
Sunday, but fortunately was dis-1
covered in time to be extinguisL-!
ed before much damage was done.
Our fields and forests are now !
most beautiful to behold. The
trees are in full foliage, present
ing a most attractive appearance,
the djzep green of the cedar and
pine mingled with the lighter
green of the oak and hickory, in
terspersed with fields of growing
grain. - ,
The commencement exercises
at Manndale Institute, 12 miles
northwest of here, will be held
next Monday and Tuesday, May
9th and 10th,; the latter day be
ing commencement day proper.
On Sunday, the 8th, Rev. James
R.,-Edwards, of Sanford, will
preach the commencement ser
mon. The Daughters' of the Con
federacy will meet .with. Mrs. H.
A. London next Monday after
noon, May 9th, at 4:30 o'clock.
The members are reauested to
bring with them materials for
making evergreen wreaths which
will be used in decorating the
graves of the dead soldiers on
Tuesday.
At a joint meeting of the
county commissioners and road
commissioners, last Monday, a
committee of two members of
each board was appointed to in
spect the bridges at Baldwin's
and Fearrington's on New Hope
creek and make " recommenda
tions as to the advisability of re
pairing those . bridges or having
new ones built. This committee
will meet today at the above
named bridges.
An election is ordered to be
held at the residence of Mr. A.R.
Phillips, in Bear Creek township,
on the 4th day of June upon the
question of levying a speMal
school tax of 3D cents on the one
hundred dollars worth of proper
ty and 90 cants on the poll. Mr.
A. R. Phillips is appointed the
registrar and Messrs. C. R. Neal
and C. W. Phillips poll holders.
Part of the district is in Moore
county. v .
The many friends here of Dr
and Mrs. William B. Chapin sym
pathize with them most deeply
in the death of their four-weeks-
old infant son, Henry Tarlton,
which, after a short sickness,
occurred at their home at Towns-
ville, Vance county, on last Sat
urday afternoon, ine remains
i -i.i n .1 3
were brougnt nere sunuay arm
interred in the Baptist church
yard Monday morning, Rev. R.B
Lineberry conducting the funeral
service.
At the closing exercises of
the Ore Hill graded school, held
recently, prizes for punctuality
were awarded to the four chil
dren of Mr. Norman A. Jones,
they being the only students of
the school who had been perfect
in punctuality. This is a remark
able, as well as most cremtaoje,
family record. The importance
of promptness and punctuality
should be impressed on all chil
dren, for so many grown persons
lack it so much. v
Mr. Archie Poe, of Knoxville,
Tennessee, has been hare on a
short visit to his sister. Mrs. L.
R. Exline. This was Mr. Poe's
first visit here in 21 years. ,
Mad Dog Killed.
One night, a few weeks aero.
Mr. J. A. Stone, of Williams
township, was awakened by a
dog attacking his fowls. He ran
out with his pistol and saw a
strange dog, which he shot at,
Never hesitate about , giving Cham
ber lava's. Cough Remedy to ehildreav
It contains no opium or other narcot
ics and can be given with implicit con
fidence. As a yquick' cure for coughs
and colds to which children are sus
ceptible, it is unsurpassed. Sold by
all dealers.
Mr. T. M. Fountain, of Wilson,
had his right, leg broken, hi3 left
shoulder dislocated ' and other
wounds inflicted, one day last
and as it ran away a colored tenant week, by being caught in a saw
ran out of his house with a erun mill while it was running.
and killed the dog. Mrs. Stone
went out to see after her fowls
and took up one that had been
crippled, but not killed, by the
dog and the fowl in struggling
either pecked or scratched her
hand, and a narticle of the foam
or froth of the dog's mouth had
got on the fowl and a small part
ot it got on Mrs Stone's hand.
Mr. Stone cut off the dog's
head and sent it to Raleigh to
Dr. Shore who, after, examining
it, stated that the dog was mad.
1 hereupon Mrs. Stone Trent to
Raleigh for treatment, m order
to escape any attack of hydro
phobia, and has now returned
home free from an v further dan
ger. '
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man -who insures his life Is
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by gsartS
ing it. It is worth guarding. .
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approtches
through the LIVER and. mani
fests itself-in innumerable ways
TAKE.
To Get the Best Results use
0U - m
Go
e's
ariters.
CUT FLOWERS,
WEDDI;BsuQUE!eiB
FUNERAL DESIGNS. ;fc
PAWS. FERNS, CUd0ara4
-. . 'ibsi B&iu
ING PLANTS, CAC2lS'Mi
AND TOMATO PL AHTl
.'pit r
All orders given prompt "atMs
tion.
phone, No. 94.
Sanford, N. C.
m j. mcphail;
it;
We have everything of Cole's makes Coffins Mil d
In Stock.
Superior Court.
The May term of Chatham su
perior court will be held next
week and will be for the trial of
both civil and criminal case?.
The criminal docket is very small,
tnere being no cases of much im
portance, and all will probably
be disposed of in one day, which
speaks well for a county as large
as this, t
The civil issue docket, how
ever, is quite large and not half
of the cases on it will be disposed
of. It would probably take two
weeks more to try all the civil
cases, and a special term is great
ly needed. By consent of both
sides the case of Stout against !
Perry will not be tried again un
til August court. This is the
case that was tried last August
and the jury "hung," and was
tried again at November court
and a verdict rendered for' the
plaintiff, and, on appeal to the
Supreme Court, a new trial was
ordered, because the judge erred
in excluding some of the evidence
offered by the defendants.
The presiding judge will te
n n
'' Si
And save your hpa?th, y
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of a mortgage executed to
W. -VV. Hatch by James D. Brooks
and wife, C. VV. Brooks, and duly as
signed to us by deed registered in Book
"IS K," pages 161 ana lt6, we will sen
tor casn at 12 o'clock, on Saturday,
June the 4th, 1910, at the court-hoaae
door in Fittsboro, the land described
in said-mortgage, situated in Hickory
Mountain township Chatham county,
adjoining the lands of W.C. Burk and
others, beginning oa the north bank
f Ilocky river, about the "high rock,"
running thence north i ) degrees east
222 poles to grantee's line; thence with
nis line north zo degrees west ob p les
to People's corner; thence with his
line of marked trees to the fork of the
branch; thence down the various
courses of the branch j34 poles to a
waimit tree; thence west 116 poles to
the river; thence down the river to the
tfeginninsr, containing 230 acres, sv-
inff. however, and excepting about i-O
acres conveyed by deed, registered oik
pige3 314 and 31a in Book D. K. ii-
sai l register's office.
Jc RED. U. WILLIAMS,
A. II. London
May 4, 1910.
Land Sale.
By virtue of the powers contained
Hon. Robert B. Peebles, of North- in a certain deod of trust executed by
ampton county, who hasex- AT Y. Bowlinx and Lt. F. Bowling,
changed with -Judge Lyon, who his wife, to J. Ii. Walker, trustee, the
held our February court.
The cotton seed oil mill at
this place sold last week 2,000
bushels of seed to be shipped
south for planters, whose crops
had been destroyed by the recent
frost and who had to re-plant
their cotton.
The Pittsboro Machine Shops,
"atch & Glenn proprietors, are
now prepared to do any kind of
blacksmith and wood work.
Special attention to repairing
vehicles and farming implements,
bood work guaranteed.
. -Lockville Roller Mills offer
in 500 pound lots bran at $1.60,
shorts $1.50, oats 62 cents and
corn 87 cents delivered at any
station in Chatham or Lee coun
ty on S. A. L. or Southern rail
ed. Shipment from Richmond.
Ush with order.
Dr. Julius Shaffer, optician,
paauate of Baltimore' and regis
tered in the State of North Car
JJ11;?, will be in Pittsboro at the
i7fSn? IIouse on the 16th. and
m Moncure at Dr. Strick
land s the 18th, and in Goldston
the 20th, for the - purpose of
examining eyes and fitting glass-
w wra requested to announce
; L LIiere will be memorial exer
;lses at Ebenezer Methodist
2jfQm,New Hope township,
th? Sturday at 11 o'clock which
if.f'f'c generally is-cordially
5 t0 attend. Addresses
wu t0 the day will be made
' j x ii unv; ctvx i uiiiniK
We are much pleased to state
that the poll tax of the voters of
this countv is better paid up this
year than usual. . Sheriff Jenkins
says that he does not think there
are hardly 40 voters in the coun
tv who have failed to pay. No
doubt the number would be very
much larger if payment-of the
poll tax was not a prerequisite to
voting, thus proving that this re
quirement enables the sheriff to
collect more taxes than otherwise
he could collect.
Next Tuesday, May 10th,be
incr Confederate Memorial Day in
North Carolina, the graves of all
dead soldiers buried in the town
fmptpries will be decorated with
flowers The local chapter of
tho TT. D. C. reauest, the school
children and the people generally
tn mp.et vith them at 5:o0o clock
at the Baptist churchyard, every
nnfi brme'inc: flowers, and , join
with them in placing wreaths on
the graves of the dead veterans
buried in the various church
yards. '
The Poe Fortaa
Mr. Archie Poe, now of Knox
ville. Tennessee, was here last
Saturday on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. Maggie Exlme, and also foi
the purpose of obtaining some in- and bein
formation relating to the foe
family.
It is said that - about one hun
dred vCars ago a man, named
Poe, executed a lease for ninety-
nine years on some property in
Baltimore that is now worth sev
eral million dollars, and that no
heirs of the lessor can be found.
Mr. Archie Poe has some mtor-
mation that induces him to think
that the Uaitimore roe was
his great-grandfather and he is
belief. Mr. Hasten Poe came to
this place many years before the
War fiom bpottsylvania county,
Virsrinia. and was the father of
the late Oran S. Poe, Cooper Poe,
Mrs. Adelaide Cotten and Mrs.
Martha Harris, and it is hoped
that he may be proved to have
been the son of the Baltimore
Poe. who is said to have moved
from Baltimore to Spottsylvania
county.
- We sincerely hope that a rela
tionship can be traced and proved
between the descendants ot Mr.
Hasten Poe and the Baltimore
Poe, andthat they may have bet
ter luck v than others who have
hoped to get a part of the for
tunes that have been said to
await claimants.
undersigned Trustee will, at the court
house door in Pittsboro, N. on
Siturdiy the 14th day of May, 1910,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described land, to-
wit:
A tract of land in Chatham County,
North Carolina, in Williams township,
the land on which F. J.
Tilly and his wife resided when they
lived in Chatham County, known as
the Merritt place, a deed for which
may be found fully recorded in book
"C W'at page 160 in office of Regis
ter of Deeds for Chatham County,
containing 531 acres originally, from
which there has been Po!dfTby s iid
F. J. Tilly all of the said land excel t
121-1-2 acres:which said quantity, to
wit, 121-1-2 acres, is hereby conveyed
anl known as the "Dameron Place, "
said land adjoining the lands of Vv .
J. A. Cheek, Wesley Oldham, J. H.
Williams, J. W. Atwater.and others."
J. B. W alker, Trus.ee.
Time of Sale: 12 o'clock.
This April 12th, 1910.
Hayes & Bynum,
, Attorneys.
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
Personal Items.
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Farthing
were Raleigh visitors Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Griffin spent
Saturday and Sunday with rela
tives at Gulf." "
. The Record is fortunate in
cor-nrino-as its new foreman Mr.
of Kaleigh,
Make Yoar Dollars ExtenJ.v
Our" asrencv -will prove that
thirtv-flve years bijr sales aud
nleased -'users of the L. fe M
Paint will save, you dcliars, be
cause when " painting with. L. &
M. -irou are usiDir metal Zinc
Oxide combined with White Lad.
Zinc Oxide is imperishable, makes
the L & M. wear aud cover like
gold. Tbf L. & M. Colors are
therefore bright and lasting. You
! wont need to repaint for 10 or 15
years; besides L. & M. Pamt costs
less than auy other, . say about
$1.30 per gallon. Sold by W. L
London & Son, Pittsboro, The
Lambeth-Cfutchfield Co., Mou
Throusrh Connections for all
Points South and West.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on al
Through Trains; Dining Car
Service.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
r.barleswA. Brown,
one of the best printers m ine Tablets will clear the snur stomach,
State. - ! sweeten the breath and create healthy
Mr and Mrs. James Uates ana appetue. xney prumutc
Thev promote the flow of
iUWrs. cf Burlington, nave oeen nere on aigesuou.
W. L. LONDON & SON.
aOEW.'MANN
AT BYNUM
caskets:
A-Mi.
." ,
Has a full line of all kind3 of Farming Implements
New Southern Disc Harrow McCormick Reapers
and Binders, Cultivators, Mowers and Rakes.
HE ALSO CARRIES SUPPLIES FOR
Deering and McCormick Mowers
If you need anything in this line, drop him a card
and he will come to sea you.
Also a full Stock of
Coffins and Gaskets
On Hand.
A full stock of Coffirui aadl
Caskets always on hand and
sold at all prices
and sizes.
B, Nooe,
AU lands
Pittsborc, N. C.
Jm.l, 1910
Moncure
Furniture Sl Coffin Co.
S-IbTIFOIRID, ISTOJSTiH: CAROLINA.
yivnTriiw
Large and Select Stock of FURNITURE in all Styles
. Our UNDERTAKING Stock is Complete in Caskets,
Coffins, &c, of all sizes and at Reasonable Prices.
Full Stock of MATTING on Hand. Special attention
called to our MATTING ART SQUARES. Try one.
All ordersjby mail receive prompt attention.
Carter Furniture & Coffin Go,
Sanford, N. C.
35
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SOLI D CAR LOAD
CELEBRATED RALEIGH COOK STOVES
RALEIGH FURN!TU,ft CO., RALE.IGHN. C .
MANUFACTURED BY RICHMOND STOVE. CO. RICMMCMO, VA. "
1
E would like to demonstrate to you in your own home,
that the Raleiarh is a perfect, economical and satisfac
tory stove for you to use. Your money back if its not.
Cash or Time Payments.
117
VV
Sold by all dealers.
ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION
RATES
To
FLORIDA, CUBA, AND NUM
EROUS OTHER WINTER
RESORTS.
For safety, comfort jand court
eous . treatment, travel via.
Southern Railway. Rates
schedules and other informa
tion gladly furnished.
R. H. DeButts,
Traveling Passenger Agenf,
Raleigh, N. O.
H. F. Cary,
General Passenger Asent.
Washington, P. 0, 1
Write for prices and terms and compare our prices
with others. - .
We make it easy for responsible people to own the best
stove or "range sold. N
- ... - " -
We Pay The Freight
The Raleigh - Furniture Company,
17 East Martin & 18 Market Streets, . Raleigh, N. C
- T. E. GREEN, Sec. and Treas.
Land Sale.
Land Sale.
By virtue of an order of the Supeior
Court in the special proceeding there
in pending entitled "J. G. Bennett vs.
Charles Bennett and others," I will
at the courthouse door in Pittsboro,
N.'C, on Saturday the . 21st day of
Mav, 1910, offer -for sa'e to the highest
bidder the following described tract
of land, to-wit:
A tract of land in Chatham County,
North Carolina, in Williams township,
bounded on the north by the lands of
Charlie Lindsay, on the east by lands
of A. Y. Fowling on the south by
the lands of John vv. Atwater and on
the west by the lands of Jones Kerson,
containing 106 acres more or less and
being the land of the late M. M. Ben
nett and known as the M. M. Bennett
heirs' land. Time of sale, 12 o'clock M.
This April 20th, 1 910.
Is. t. HA.YES, commissioner.
Hayeg & Bynum, Attorneys
On SATURDAYKMay 7th, 1910, at
the residence of the jate B. II. Beav
ers, in Williams township, acting un
der the direction of the last will and
testament of the said R. H. Beavers
and the written request of the de-
viseps thereunder, I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder FOR CASH
that parcel of land lying on both sides
of North-East Creek bounded on the
north by the lands of C. E. Beavers,
on the east bv the heirs of W. E. Bar
bee, "deceased, on the south by the
lands of H. T.IIoward, and on the
west by the heir's of Samuel Davis,
deceased, containing about bo acres.
C E. Beavers,
Executor of R. H. Beavers
This April th, 1910.
J Hayes & By nam, Attorneys.
Furniture and Coffin Co.
Dealers in
All Kinds of Household
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tings and Picture Frames.
Also a Full Line of
Coffins, Caskets &
Burial Goods,
Cook Stoves and Hearj,3
Specialties.
Moncure, N. C.
Seaboard
Air Line
SCHEDULE.
EfiVtive .Tin. 3, li)Ci9. ;
Direct Luif'lit-.tween'NewYorl'
Florida, Atlanta, Birmingham,
Memphis, New Orleans and th
Southwest, subject to change with
out notice.
I Figures given below aro for tfct
information of the public and are
not guaranteed.
Trains 'leave Pittsboro as fol
lows: No. 138 9:00 a. in., con
necting at Moncure with No. St
for Portsmouth -Norfolk, whiek
connects at Weldon with the A,
C. L. for Eastern Carolina points,
at Norfolk with all steamship
lines for points North.
No. 140- -4:00 p. m., coe nects at
Moncure with No. 41 for Char
lotte, Wilmington, Atlarta, Bir
mingham, Memphis, and points
West.
No. 41 connecting nt Hamlet with
No. 43 for J ackson ville and Florida
pointft.
No. 139 will arrive at 1'ittsboro
11:10 a. m., connecting with No.
38 from the South.
No. 141 arrives at Pittsboro
6:20 p.m., connecting .with No. 41
from points North.
. Trains between Moncure and
Pittsboro operated daily except
Sunday. v
For further information appljr
to B. M. Poe, agent, Pittsboro, or
write to H.S.LEABD,
4i Division Passenger Agent,
VNo. 4 West Martin St.,
. Raleigh, N.O. -
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Free advice, how to obtain pMenM, InM
eoprrighUL etc- in ALL COUNTfllCB.
Business direct -with Washington tmvf timt.
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