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cncr& Intelligencer I.'SUOXIO, H. C, Oct. 17, 1910. JAS. O. DOYUN, Publisher. Printed twice ft wvk, and entered' at T-nd class matter, December 6jlSW9, at o post oftioe at Wsuteaboro, N. C., uuder c Act ot March 3, 1ST?. Indications are plentiful that there I to be great activity along all liaea if industry in Piedmont North ad S iuth Carolina. The derelopnoent of the great hydro-electric power at iil ivvett Falls is a certainty at no fit date and the railroads are deter luiued to keep up with the procession. The Seaboard Air Line is preparing t'j extend its line to.Florence, 8. C. In speaking of this contemplated move ul the Seaboard the Charlotte Chron ical says: 'It is announced by the South Carolina papers that the Seaboard Air L.iae la to extend its road to Florence, i'robably this move would not have been made but for the building of the S uthbound. The extension to Fior Mtct) is regarded as a move of imporl uhcp, and thereby, as Tne Columbia State says, it will become a competi tor and factor in the commercial life of the Pee Dee country. 'Necessari ly,' says The State, 'Florence will benefit immensely from the exten sion of its position as a point of rail, road radiation wilt be greatly strength ened. The city council of Florence has displayed sound judgment in promptly agreeing to give the rail way company the rights asked for io the streets and the citizans will leave nothing undone to assist the company in entering the town.' Under its present management the Seaboard is exhibiting more of a spirit of progress' , and enterprise than has characterized that road in years." CATARRH GERMS Move Out When tlyoiucl Hovrt la. . No stomach dosing. HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o oif) is made from the highest srad of eucalypiue, taken from the eucalyptus forests ot inland Australia, and eombimd with Hie excellent antiseptics employed in the Listerian system. la inland Australia the atmosphere iss;j impregnated with balsam tbrowi out by the eucalyptus trees that germ cannot live, and in consequence ca tarrh and consumption are unknown. Breathe HYOMEI and get very same, pleasant, healing, gerin-killioK air as you would get in the eucalyp tus forests and kill the germs. HYOMEI is scld by Parsons Druj Co.. and druggists everywhere, a $1 00 a complete outtit. An outfit consists of a bottle oi HYOMEI, a hard rubber pocket in-- hater and simple instructions for mr. The inhaler will last a lifetime, but bear in mind if you need auother not tie of HYOMEI you can get it at druggists for only 50 cents. Guaran teed to cure catarrh, croup and throat troubles, or money back. Trial sam ple of Hyomti free to readers of the " Messenger and intelligencer. Ad dress Booth's Hyomei Co,, Buffalo, N. Y. Humble Phtloaopbj-. . Aunt Jane Smith, an old lady who, without any intellectual equipmem In hnant of. vcs oxceviirtrv frond rA : " moralizing Over the aspects in wbict life presents itself, was calling on neighbor who was convalescing from a severe illness. . "Well," said Aunt Jane, when tbt usual condolences and congratulations naa Deen exchanged, "I'll tell you what it is. When we don't feel very good, then we think we are pretty bad off; but when we get worse, thei we wisn we was as well as we was I when we thought we was bad off." w men nonoav can den v. A Friend OfTbeCaase. Llppincott's. . By mistake a farmer hid got aboard a cat rpnervpd fnr u nnrKr ni college graduates who were return mg to meir aima mater to join in some special event. There was a large quantity ot refreshments on tht car, and the farmer was allowed to II A a - join ine otners. rmauy some one asked him "Are you an alumnus?' "No," said the farmer earnestly; nut i Deneve in it." A 6oo4 Pealtloa i i i-L . vuu iM3 naa oy am oiuous young men and ladies in the field of Wire less" or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became -ffecti ye, and since the wirele3s companies are es- taDiisning stations throughout the country, there is a great shortage of telegraphers. Positions Dav beein ners from $70 to $90 per month,witb gooa cnaoce or advancement The National Telegraph Institute operates oii uinciai institutes in America, supervised by : railway and wireless omciais, ana places all graduates into positions. It will pay you to write mem ior tun details at Davenport, la., Cincinnati, O., Portland, Ore.. , aLU B"ug to give one complete me scnoiarsbin in Bnnfr keeping or Sboithand and Typewrit ing with all books and stationery furnished to one young lady or gen tleman, for the sum of $20.00, pro- ti.icvi juu cutuii utfiure jan. 1st. Jsn run immediately ana secure this ou.uu scnoiarsnip for $20.00. Ad oress, Lu a. Jackson, Prin. Hieh m uiui jjuDiueas ujuege, tugn Point, N . C. , Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Charlotte, wtil be at the National Hotel in Wadesboro, on Wednesday, October i -i, one aay oniy. The doctor's practice is limited to diseases of the ?e, Ear, Nose and Throat and flt- i Glasses. WANTED Men to take fifteen ys' practlcil cotton course in cur la rooms and accept .high sala o'iii r.s tbif season. Carolina BECKY AUN JONES" VISITS WADESBORO AND HAS . GOOD TI1IE. Well, Mister Boylin: I got home last-Monday eve an' found Jeems an' the hull family at the depo to mete me all drest in thare Sunday-go-tc-meetin di da. Mi boarders all knocked off work an' met me two also lots of utber frends. Got wet down at yore depo tuther mornin' as I nuz a gittin on the trane, an' when I got to Monroe wuz rale sick an' had to stop longer then I expected, an' take a hole lot of stinkin fizzic an' some pi'la what xjked fur alL4he wurld like green p'ze. vv ; . . Am shore under grate oblergations to frends what seen atter me an' nurs ed me so kind till I got better an' able to travel. Am feelin fine now, an Jeems says I improved a hole lot while I wuz gone. Well, Mister Editer, it wood tak all mi paper to tell you what I want ter an so I'll cut it short as poserble an' Jest make a few. remarks about jest a few things that made a lastin' impressment on me. Fur won thing, never seen as much work goin' on in no won town. Wadesboro 'peared to me jest like a big ant bill an ever J ant at work. The hull place has a atmosfere of push an' progress, an it gits into the lungs an' permeates the hole beiu' with somethin that makes you feel energetid an' capable, an' makes you want ter git to doin somethiu' with a vim. The streets wuz tumble tore up an' 1 cud hardly git over 'em at all, but I shet mi ize an' tride to im agine how they wuz a goin to -look atter awl that work wuz finished an' everthing clened up. I told some body I didn't no which way I wuz a goin' to git smashed. There wuz so much work goin' on an' so many curis mersheens all over the streets i wuz rale dangeris to walk around. Then theretwuz a grate crowd of fel lers climin' hi poles an' a stretchin cloze lines mitey ni ever whares an' I spected ever time I walked bi won of them posts to have a feller tumble rite down on to me. But land sakee! them fellers cud walk strate up tbem post without no trubhle at all jest tur all tne wurld like nize! Seems like ever body in Wadesboro is a prosperin an' I think I found out why; thay air willin' to give "the other feller" a show in', an' will "boost" bim a little too, if they git u chance. The peepil aint selfish an' ituck up ner uncharitable. Why j"t let me tell you what I seen at the Metberdist big meetin won nite, an' it shore made me "set up an' take notice." Thay wuz a fjivin' new convarts a chance to jiue the church an actilly sed to 'em: "now if this is not the church of yore choice, come give us yore names an we will hand 'em over to the paster of which ever church you wish to jine." Now wuzn't tnat rate nice an the proper christian spirit? i tbmk so, an tell you it made me feel good. Mr. More what dun the preacbin' cud shore preach, an I didn't ruicd it a bit if he did fire a big gun at s)me of our Baptis docktrine. Things lik that never flustrates me, cause I'm sot. Mr. More shore Deleaves in a man payin his dets, an I'm with him thar. A man at can pay an won't desarves to go hongjy an be called all the bad names that Mr. More tacked to him. But Mr. More never mad no 'lowances at all, an I 'spected ever minit to see a feller rize an defend his self bi sayin as hDW be wood py if he cud, but the onliest j b he cud git pade j -st ninety cents a day, an the stork insisted on drappin a baby on the dore step at least ever year an a baf, an he didn't have the hart to kick the little critters out in the gut ter, an they had jist kept a comin an a comin till thare wuz a long table full of 'em, all healthy an hongry, but not big enuff to wurk. He had dun the best he cud, but rusts an tariffs an' a grocerman who wuz in a hurry to git rich bad mide his bur dens two hevy an now be wuz tum ble in det an no light a hed con demned! Thare'8 aller's two sides to a ques tion, an no diffrunce how hard times git, peepii can't starve, an thay ain't allowed to stele an ware the same cloze they wuz borned in. 1 don't think that this grand ole wurld owe a feller a livin jest cawse be bad no say so about comin in to it, but I say thar is two sides to eny case. I must say rite here, tho, that this special feller, an grabbin' grocerman, didn't live in Wadesboro at all. - The editer of the Ansooian sed he'd be mitey glad if ever body wood be leve all Mr. More sed about det pay in, cawse then he (the editer) wood git to rite out so meny more reseats. I wenffto preachin' at the Baptis church on Sunday an wuz made to feel mitey welcome, 'specially by Mr. K. W. Ashcraft who kem around an Bhuck hands with me an Mrs. Suits purty ni soon as we sot down. If peepil generly, cud understand what it means, thay wood be more pertickler about welcomin strangers to church. It's won of the gratest things in the wurld an any church will prosper that sinserely practices it. .Rev. Mr. Cbambliss is a mitey arnest preacher an I injoyed his sar mont mitey much. Also went to the Presbyterian church won atternoon to be in a Woman's Missionery So ciety meetin. I met some mitey eweet christian women thare an lis tened with grate pleasure to Mrs. Laura Ingram, as she red the 13th chap, of 1st Cor., which wuz a most impressive lesson on charity. I jest can't tell you about all the nice peepil I met, but I must mention sister Martby McLendon, who shore is won good woman, an ia a goin strate to glory when, her work on arth is done. - Dere good Miss Mar- thy! Ever time I see her I am more an' more impressed, an' shore wish Dickens wuz a livin' so he cud give her a place in won of his books, an' saved dra win so on his imagerna? tion. Well, Mister Boylin, I guess I'm gittin on to yore narves, an' you air sayin words down inside of you, that you never larnt at Sunday skule, but I aint goin to stop till I say a few words about some of yore nice biznesa houses. I went into severil ov 'em but some how the Drv Goods Stwo tl the place atter mi own hart, ita place hedded bi a good christian een- ,,cujui if w. Asncratt, who ?bore trea s ppil nice any wbare be t 'eui. i wtut all over that store an' wuz told to 1 ok around much rs I plezed an' make miself at home, which I shore dun. In that bizy es- tablishment is the "10 eta store" with Mi33 Ruth Ashcraft an' Mr. Bone Lowe behin the pretty counters, and thare air sich treemendi" bargios in thare you are bound in self defense to spend yore last dime. Have been tn the "10 cts stores" In Greenville, Columby, Newberry an' other cities bigger'n Wadesboro, but I truly be leve thare air bitter bargins in th won at Wadesboro. The dry goods department is seen atter by Mr. Robt Beeman, a mitey hansome an' cap tervatin feller,-3in' two sweet frendly girls, Miss Mollie Winlree an' MiB Jessie Higgins. The way thay hus le around, waitin' on customers, laffin an' chattin so frendly with everbody, too, show that thay all understand thare bizness, an' carry the key to success. M ias Grace W infree is book keeper, very busy too, but with plen ty of pretty little nods an' smiles to bestow on those who pass her office. Upstars is the ready-to-ware depart ment in charge of Mr. Will Murr, whose good qualitis air well known to everbody that nose enything about Wadesboro. I noticed him ntun a bewtiful cote sute on a pretty girl, an' be wuzjestas pertickler about the fit as she wuz. He don't 'low no body to go outten . thare dissatisfide either in the fit, quality or price of his goods. He's shore curteons, care ful an' consientious. Ihe millinery department is upstars too, in charge of Miss Wilson, ably assistid by Miss Connie Benton, Miss Maude Byrd an' Miss May Allen. Am bound to say in all truth an sincerety that Miss Wilson is the very pink of perfection as a lady with her sweet cnarmm personality an winnin' ways, an' its all perfect nateril with her too, an' -aint iest assumed fur the sake of sellin' hats. Land sakee! peepil wood bi ber hats if she wuz ugly as sin ah7 sour as a crab, which - she's a million miles trum beio'. Them hats air purty; they air rite in price, too, like everthing else in The Dry tloods Store, an' eny an' everybody can git orezactlv what thay want frura Mis3 Wilson; an' as thay go about wearin' her hat, thay will carry the picture of her sweet face an' charmin' man ners, indelibly stamped in thare hart?. No, I aint, partial to Miss Wilson iest cawse she give me a nice hat, which she shore dun, but I'm jest a tellin you the plane gospel truth. The Busy Corner is a hustlin place too. but I don't no so much about it in thare as I used to. Mr. Henry Liles is jolly an agreeable as ever, an MissGaddy is won of his plesantest ' clerks, an' everbody loves to trade with her. Thay've got a nice line of . goods an' about enything you can call fur I thinkf Thay have a fine milli nery department too, upstars an' if I recommenber right, Miss Morse is the milliner's .bame. I never seen any of her assisters but Miss Mae Murray but I seen some mitey fine bats up 1 thare. 1 seen won at cost more than Jeems hade fur our full blood jersey cow; but the Lord nose I woodn't' swap! I'll tell you what, The Blalock Hardware Co. is anuther mitey in- testin place. I seen sum ranges thare that mads me sick on mi turn- j my to think about mi old stove at borne. Mi! how I did want won of them purty ranges. If I ever git in that nayberbood Mr. Blalock is shore goin to sell me a range if he wont give me won, came I'm bound to have won of 'eih S oves an' ranges 't aint awl he's got th , not bi a jug: full! He's got anything you uir j lookin fur in his line, an' like all ; uther good Wadesboro peepil, heM treat you rite ah pi zynu ever tiru". ! I bio a nolo' Mr. Btal )tk ever seme me an him wuz little hoys, an I aiut never seen a cleverer fellar. I. hearu a mighty good joke on Mr. Blalock wonce, when he livid at Norwood. A certin fvller fixed up a bath i a place mitey nice fur his self, an Mr. Bla lock found it out, an wanted to use it 4 too, an the feller consented, not noin' , how well Mr. Blalock injoyed a batb. I bearn the feller say that Mr. Bla-i lock tride to monoperlize the hull . thing that be kum fur a batb ever 4th of July, jest as shore a July rolled y around! . Well, thar's nothin like bathin. Mr. Blalock bad a winder mitey artistically arranged, "showin j souvenir knives to be give to Anson V County Veteraus. Wuz glad to meetn Miss Lilly McRae in thare, who is a type riter gal that nose her bizness an tends to it, too. Mrs. Boylin an me ete some mitey good ice creem in the Pee Dee Phar macy, and I tell you that is a nice place in thare shore as you air born to die but you'll live a long time if you'll git Dr. Webb to fi'l yore sub scriptions'. He give' me a mitey purty little souvenir medicine glass which i am mitey proud of. The Parsons Drug St ir i believe is the place "where i sUpprd an looked around at the lovely display of nice things, an' was enchanted. A gentleman in thare give me a pretty souvenir a cute little globe repre sentin' the wurld a turain on its axel The Place to Buy Where You Can Get What You Want When You Want It My Rutherford street store is that place. If. you want nice, fresh groceries I have them. If you want a gdod, honest pair of shoes you can get them from me. In fact, if you want anything kept in a general store I will treat you right and try to save you money. , Don't forget the place Rutherford street, first door ndrth of W. N. Jeans store. J. E. C. Hill. ECS We Rid You of All the Cares in Making Fu neral Arrangements 'New Ooodsr New Hearse, New Equipment " We are prep irtd at all times to meet every requirement demanded of (he under akin J profession. Embalming ani all nieeaary cares in keeping with inenls of the Stile Board of Health. GATHINGS in' sh iwiu ths North Puld which X Peary an' Cotk did or didn't fin'. Vu' let me tell yon, I don't belee airy won of 'em found it cause Ihiy Jidn't describe it like It looks on a I globe at all. I went into the Medley an v a 1 1 e'othin house, an' seen at wonce tbi t tuay woz all rite peepil an naa an rite stuff. I jest wished Jeems cud a bin thare an got won ot thare $10,00 sutes that wuz worth $20,00. They snore had-nice things at reasinble prices. Messrs. Medley an' Wall sent Jeems a liv-ly neck tie which Jeems like to had a'fit over. He hore wuz pltz-id to be recommem bered. . I visited the cash store too, whare Mister Rolin Ashcraft is a doin a tremenjis blzoes, - aeaiinv ln-gema furnishin's. 1 used to traue wuu him in Haul-therrv. an no mitey well that he's a all rite man too an fium what I can rec imraember I think he's a powerful ladies man or used to be anyhow. Mr. Rohn presented me iree oi charge, a mitey good peace of advise, which I'm stil a sludym on an bopin to profit bi, meny thanks to him. 1 used to no Mister li D Morgin an- wood a called to his store, but I seen a "ni beer" saioon aoout wuare i thout he stade at an' wuz skeered I'd accidemly git into the rong place. Called at Rines markit to see Mister Arther Murray, but be wuz gone to dinner. Mr. Itines wuz shore carvin up some nice mete in thar I reckm it wuz Mister Riues an' Mrs. Willie Murray had sum ov it fur dinner au' it tasted good as it looked. Well, Mister Boylin, i cud rite a week about mi visit to yore town an' the good times I had while thar. 1 don't no why, b&t it do pear to me ever whare I go, that ever body triza to out do ever body tle in giv ia me a swell tinie, an' I shore do in- joy it. Mister Bert Bennett tuck me awi over the silk mill, an' that wuz a mitey intre8tin site to me. The sup erintender,JMister Vv reo, is about as agreeable us any yankee i ever st-en, an' give me some samples ol diffrunt grades of silk which air grate curios itys to ppepil at haint never seen the like. I haint told you baf i wantter, hut guess I'd better stop fur thi? time, it you want to here more about what i seen an' dun in Wad s boro an' Monroe jeatdrap a line to Becky Ann Jones. Sluggish livers and bowels are the cause of nearly every disease. Cleanse your sys- etn' reula,f " .and healthy, Rocky Mouotaia Tea. The surest remedy known to start you on the road to W'ell rille. Fox & Lon. s fl ill In disorders and dis eases of children drugs seldom do good and often do harm. Careful feeding and bathing are the babies' remedies. Scott's Emulsion is the food-medicine that not only nourishes them most, but also regulates their digestion. It is a wonderful tonic for chil dren of all ages. They rapidly gain weight and health on small doses. FOR SALE BY JlL, DRUGGISTS Send 10c., name of paper and this ad. for our beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch -Book. Each bank contains a Good I.uck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE. 4C9 Psari SU, N. Y. Notice. I will attend at each township Sn Anson county for the purpose of collecting the taxes of said county that are now due and in my banda for collection for the year of Lilesville, Wednesday, Ot. 19, 1910. Morven, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1910. Gullledpe ('Jason Old Field), Friday, Oct, 2t, 1910- White Store, Saturday, Oct. ?2, 1910. Lanesboro (Polkton), Monday, Oct. 24, 1910. Burnsville, at Bivena Store, Tuesday, Oct. 25, 1910. Ansonville, at Ansonville, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1910. Wadesboro, Thursday. Oct. 27. 1910 Theeountv commissioners and the trea surer are calling upon me for moDey, so please settle your taxes as qniekly as' pos sible. This Sept. 29lh. 1910. S. P. MARTIN, Sheriff. the requlre- MM Licensed Emhalmer Funeral Director. PHONE NO. 41. "NORWOOD ANSONVILLE Grand Auction Sale of Town Lots NO R WO O D Thursday, October 27th, for white people. Friday, October 28th, for colored people. ANSONVILLE Saturday, October 29th, for white and colored people. C in gold, a bag of silver and a free lot fivenavav at each sale Sales will begin at 10 o'clock A M each day. Brcss band will furnish music. These lots are located near the depot of the South- bound railroad. ' Real estate is advancing. Others are making money on it. Why not you. Lots will be sold on easy terms at your price. i. G -GODFREY. Genuine Rust Red The time is here when fall oats should be sown. We have the pure Tex as Red Rust Proof Oats, which are the finest seed oats we have been able to get for the past sev eral years. Have Just Reeeived Car of MarylandGream We have a full stock of heavy and fancy groceries, and invite you to give us a call when you want any thing in the grocery line. HARDISON CO Phone-8. H. McLindox - F. & Thomas. McLendon & Thomas A TTO RN E YS- AT-L A W WADESBORO, N. C. All Business will Receive Prompt Attention PHONE ei. 0 CHERAW, S. C. Texas Proof Oafs High PatentFlour ASHCRAFTS Condition: Powders "SffimST "Ak for tka Kind Pat Up la Do" W Relieves tour stomach. c ... We Guarantee o tj n Horses and Mules to be just as we represent thrm. Ve Received Another Carload last Friday, and their quality has been highly praised by every one who has .seen them. We consider them The Best Ever Brought Here If you need a good horse or mule now is the time to buy it. It can probably be bought more cheaply now than at any other time, as prices are advancing all the time. We sell as low as it is possible to sell. VADESB' OLIVE STOCK CO. T. S. CLARK. Manager. SUMMERS BUGGIES wAEa23 by people who buy a great many buggies and know by experience that the Summers wears the longest and looks the best. " , ECZEMA CUEEB Many people have tried so many remedies for eczema without being materially benefitted that they have come to the conclusion that there is no cure for this most distressing dis ease. That this conclusion is erroneous, and that Hobson's Eczema Ointment ' will effect a cure is shown by the following unsolicited testimonial of Mr. Venable Wilson, who. for many years was a citizen of Wades boro. Mr. Wilson says: "This is to certify that for nine years I suffered with eczema, and during that time tried numerous so called specfics for it, but without effect. But after a few applications of Hobson's Eczema Ointment I was completely cured. "V.WILSON. "Thomasville, N. C. Feb. 22. 1910." We sell Hobson's Eczema Ointment under an absolute guarantee. If it does not effect a cure yo get your money back. PJIRSOfJS DRUQ COP'PY. Only a few more days of grace in which to cut pea vine hay hay and crab grass. When you go to select a mow ing machine and hay rake do not fail to consider the "Walter OR McCormick. You can not go wong in mak ing a purchase of either of these machines. OLALQG A. Wood THE n f
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