J C fcov,
aiding Elder.
-uaa at U3t been
Completion of the
railroad, connecting
i fO and Winston Salem. The
through one Of the beat
.ona of country In the state and
yAW have tremendjua effect In de-
baa been Baid and written about
tbe , great things the : road would
tio for .Wadesboro, and Jtbere 'aan be
no doubt that its completion means
much to tbe town provided our
business men make the most of thf
opportunities It opens to them. It Is
certain, howevfir, that tbe road will
be en absolute iDjury to Wadesboro
unless our monied men rise to the
possibilities of the occasion, and in
augurate manufacturing enterprises of
one sort or another. The fact that
Anaonville and Cedar Hill are to
have railroad facilities wiil certaiuly
cut off considerable trade that bes
been coming here, and an analysis of
the situation points Inevitably to tbe
conclusion that Wadesboro Is Just
abut as large as the trade of the
farmers who will naturally do busi
ness here can make it. Wadesboro,
. however, is most admirably situated
for becoming a distributing center
and for manufacturing. With the
completion of the Sonthbonnd the
town has unsurpassed facilities for
reaching out in every direction and
establishing trade relations with our
nti.ihbor3 to the "north, south, east
and west. Our situation, geographi
cally speaking, is such that we should,
in the next ten years, become a
g,cd eizd city, and, the queation
how is -will we. wake up and go to
work for tbe acquisition of trade and
tamufacturing interests that will in
crease our population and wealth, or
scull we rest on our oars, content to
see other communities reap the rich
harvest that is naturally ours.
Tim Lat Splk
Charlotte F.veniug Chronicle.
It fell to Wadesboro to drive the
lest epiise in the Southbound read j
and there is much happiness there.
. The event the completion of a rail- (
road that lets Wadesboro out into the
commercial world was calculated to
cause rejoicing among" the people of
that town. It means more to Wades
boro than to any point on the line,
pe rhaps, on account economic condi- j
tions and geographical situation. j
We can very well believe that the .
expectations of the paople of Wades
boro for; cew lite for new business,
new people and general building and
commercial expansionare going to
be realized in progressive order.
Wadesboro is a good town and ite
' people are as good 83 the best. Tbe
Cb-onlele rxteEds congratulations to
thtni and hopes that the Southbound
will do all for their town that they
are expecting.
Inhuman Son Harden A gad Fatlr.
Muncle, Ind , dispatch, 18th.
" I thought he wa dead. I loaded j
the buggy and started for the bid j
well.. I had the body proped up on j
the seat. On the way he revived a j
little and threw his arms around my
neck. Then I beat him over the head
again until he was qaiet. Just as I
wns about to throw his body into the
well he groaned and gave a long
This, according to the.police.is part
of the signed confession of Benjanaine
Smith, 22 years old, a farmer now in I
the Muncie jail. It was the climax of
a remarkable recital of rourder.cLast
night Smith, his hands covered with
blood, -staggered into the home of
Oscar Shaw and told a story of hav
ing been attacked by highwaymen.
torn ith'8 father was mysterious! v
i-ifiing and suspicions were aroused
icq led to his arrest. Under exam
(tiou he eaid that he would show
Pnllce where his father's body
cohld be found. He led the way to an
old well and pointing, said: "There
ho is." ,:
r " from the old well the police took
, the body of Charles Smitb, the father.
JTfce police learned that father and
,J eon had quarreled because the father
I warted young Smith to pay board.
s Can be bad by ambitious voune
mtn and ladies in the field of " Wire-1-es"
or IUilway teleKraphy. Sinee
lue 8-hour law became f fTecUve, and
i.Mhlat stations throughout the
.iwjr, ,.UBre great ehortage of
.'graphew. Positions pay beirin-r-
from $70 to $90 per mo? tbVwlth
."id ch&D.-e of advancemppt. ' Tt.e
it ioDalTelegraph Institute opera 1
n. Id by RjUay an(1 vir
. .iil9, and pkces all graduates int,-
f.HUions. It wilt rAv v
m for fuU details at DavenM.-l
la. Cincinnati, O., Portland, Ore t
: lcmph13, Tenn. :
Jold Il.alt. Alw.y, F.IUW
- use at Foley Kidney Pills. They
. J Jin, stientheulng, and soothing'
a.;uon, quiCK in resets. For i
i Drug Co. and JV Di Phai-.
TBICT.
w siding Elder.
liotte, Belmont Park L A
Charlotte, Brevard Street W O
Gootle. - .
Charlotte, Calvary A T Eel!.
Charlotte, Chad wick and Severs
ville K H Robbins. -
Cbeilotte, Dilwortb and Bi?
Springs W C Jones. - - '
Charlotte, North Charlotte T -J
Rogers.
Charlotte, Trinity A W Plyler.
Charlotte, Try on Street G T
Liowe. :
Anaonville P L Terrell.
Derita Seymour Taylor.
Lilesvflle J W Ingle.
Matthews C F Shtiiil. .
Monroe, Central J W Weaver.
Morven J J Barker.
Mount Zion J W Jones.
North Monroe and Ice Morlee V
Albright.
Plneville D F Carver.
Polkton L T Cordell.
Prospect G C Brinkman.
Unionville J O Civin.
Wadesboro J H West.
WaxhawC M Campbell.
WeddingtonJ H Bradley.
Principal Piedmont Industrial
rtchool- J A Baldwin.
Missionary to Japan J A Stewart,
. Student Vanderbilt University N
S Ogham.
Missionary Secretary H K Boyer.
ASHEVELLE DISTRICT.
D. Atkins, Presiding Elder.
Aflheville, Central Church C. W.
Byrd.
Asheviile, Haywood Street W.
A. Newell. -.
BUtmore and ML Pleasant G. W.
Christenberry,
Burnaville Station J. O. Erviri.
Fairview Circuit J. A. Fry.
Hendereonville Station J. W.
loore.
GREESSBORO DISTRICT.
W. R. Ware, Presiding Elder.
Ashebord Station C. A. Wood.
Asheboro Circuit R. A. Taylor. -
Greensboro, Caraway Memorial
S. E. Richardson.
Greensboro, Centenary D. M. Lit
&ker. W. L. Grissom, Supernumer
ary. ;'-
Greensboro, Spring Garden J. W.
Long.
Greensboro, Walnut Street J E
'Voolsey.
fJroemcKru-n West MatoK Srocf !
dnd Bethel E K McLarty.
High Point, Washington Street
J H Barnhart.
High Point, South Main Street G
U Eaves.
Randolph Circuit A S Ra per.
Reidsville Station W F Wombte.
Wentworth A L Aycock.
.. WAY JTKSVILIiK niSTRICT.
W H Willis, Presiding Elder.
Brevard Station C B Kirkpat-
ick. '
Canton L B Abernethy.
Wayn'esville Statiou M F Moore.
West Asheviile Station Z E Barn
Vtardt. MOL'KT AIRY DISTRICT. -
R M Taylor, Presiding Elder.
Danbury Circuit R L Doggett.
Dobson Circuit B M Jackson.
Elkin Station R G Tuttle,
Lakesvitle Station F L Town
end. Mt. Airy W G Gibson.
Mt. Airy Station W F Kirk.
Spray and Draper T C Jordan.
STATES V IMjE DISTRICT.
EL Bayne, Presiding Elder.
DividsonR E Atkinson.
Hickory Station L T Mann.
Iredell Circuit J P Davis.
Lenoir Station C M Pinkens.
Mooresville Circuit E M Myers.
Mooresville Station J E Thomp
son. '' ' -.'.. :
Newton E W Fox.
Rock Springs T E Wagg.
Statesvllle Circuit J D Rankin.
West Statesville Circuit E E
Vates. : -
Statesville Broad Street H Tur
ner. .
Statesville Race Street B F Har
nett. WINSTON DISTRICT.
T F Marr, Presiding Elder.
Advance, LL Smith.
Cooleemee, W Y Scales.
Davidson Circuit, J T Rutlege.
Davie, A J Burrus.
Kerneraville, H C Byrum.
Mocksville, B Margison.
North Thoma8vitIe, P E Parker.
Thomasvllle, Main Street, R M j
Courtney.
Winston, BurkheadW M Bile3. i
Winston, Grace and Liberty L W i
Collins. '."'. .--.', :.:.v '-...'..;" '
Winston, Centenary J E Aber-A
nethy. --"'-i ?
Winston, Wrest End W. A. Lam- ;
bi?th. , ; '; ,: ' I
Lexington Station A L Staford. '
SHELBY DISTRICT.
.S B Turrentine, Presiding Elder.
Gastonia, Main Street G D Her
man. . '
Lincoln f on W W Robbins.
Lincoln Circuit J H R jbert3on.
Gaetonia, West' End and Franklin
Avenue J A Peeler.
Lowes ville BF Fincher.
MeAdeD9vi118 a
J Harrelson. -
t
r MeAdensville and Mayesworth '
Holly J A Bowies.
Sbelby, Central E E Williamson.
Soath Shelby C U Clyde.
South Fork Circuit N M Medlin.
in.
7
Sunley Creek W S Halea.
! Dallas and High Shoala O I HM
iauo,
Albemat ation L B bpnnKie. t
Albemarkircuit P W Tucker. Xpened up the 15th under very favora
Bethel and Big lick R K Grady. I tje auspiee8,-witu Prof. D. W. Smith,
Concord, Central P T Durham.
Concord, Epworth J Ferring
ton. . .
Forrest Hill W L Hutcbins.
West Concord J J Eades.
Concord Circuit W P McGhee.
Cottonville Circuit T S Ellington.
Go d Hill Circuit M E Uey.
New London O J Jones.
Norwood Station J W Clegg. ..
Salem Station-M T SteeL
Salisbury, First1 Church Parker
Salisbury, Holmes Memorial C M
Short.
Salisbury', South Main OA Slam;
per.
Salisbury Circuit- J C Mock.
Spencer Station JR D Shernll.
East Spencer and North Main G
A Holderly.
MORGAXTOX DISTSICT. .
K M Hoyle, Presiding Elder.
Forest City J F Moser.
Henrietta and Carolneen L P
Bogle.
Morgan ton Station HH Jordan.
Morganton Circuit E J Poe.
Marion Station Ira Irwin.
Rutherford ton L E Stacy. ,
FRANKLIN DISTRICT.
J E Gay, Presiding Elder. . .
Franklin Station M H Tattle.
Murphy Station W E Abernethy.
North Wiikesboro P L Shore.
North " Wilkesboro Station Z
Par is.
Sparta Circuit T J Houck.
Watauga Circuit J T Stover.
TRANSFERS.
W O Rudisill to Los Angeles Cotv
?rence, T U Wolff to Holston Con-
j .erence, C A Swift to North Georgia
! Conference.
ONLY 50 CENTS
Thl' All it Col to Get Hid of la-
dtgMtt9B.
All stomach misery will go in five
ooinutes if you will put your faith in
1I O NA stomach tablets which
Parsons Drug Co,, thinks so well of
f bat it guarantees them to cure any
itomach ailment, or money back.
After using MI O NA for one
short day you will rtjoice and be sin
cerely thankful that at last you have
found a prescription that acts quickly
and beneficially on the stomach. ;
Just as soon as you start to take
MI-O-NA stomach tablets fermenta-
I ration of food will be a thing of the
pisU Waterbra8.h, pain in the Btom
cb, belching of gas and heartburn
will disappear, and in a few days
danger of dizineas, biliousness, ner
vousness and sick headache will van
Uh. For sea or car sickness, vomiting
curing pregnancy or after a night of
sociability, MI-Q N A is better than
the best remedy you can find." Large
npx for 60 cents at Persons Drug Co.
;nd druggists everywhere.
"I do not believe there is any other
iiedicine so good for whooping cough as
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes
Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction City, Ore.
This remedy is also pnsnrpassed for colds
and cronp. For sale by all dealers.
p , -
W NTED: Yu to know that tbe
Charlotte Evening Chronicle "The
Great Penny Paper" is on sale in
your town each evening and that
Manning Cowardis our regularly
eppointed agent and will deliver at
your home or office for one cent per
day or six cents per week. - Give it a
trial.
FOR SALE have a nice lot of
cabbage plants ready for delivery.
Prices 20 cents per hundred; $1.50
per thousand E. S. MARSH.
FOR SALE Second hand walnut
organ. Apply at this office.
NOTICE Rooms to leF, singly or
uitaDie lor iignt house Keeping, with
..n 1 J blocks of court house.
J. A. LITTLE.
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
croup if you apply Dr. Thomas' Ecleotric
Oil at once. It acts like magic.
GOWAMS
y King of Externals
Accepted by the Mothers
of America as the one and
only external preparation
that positively and quickly
CURES alj -forms of: In
flammation or Congestion
such as Pneumonia,Croup,
Coughs, Cold's, Pleurisy.
t Since Gowans Preparation has
been introduced here it has gained
a strong foot-bold in man v of our
best famines whom I know are giv
ing you ndvertinement right along
without solicitation. It always
- Sidling & Son,
i iffin, Otyo. -Druggist.
BUY TIMMY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All Dr.L(.. sj. 50 25.
COWAN MEDICAlC0 DURHAM, N. C.
lurMttt. ntMHrnfuM kjrftw Sratiiit
DR. BOYETTE, Dentist.
. Office up stairs oyer Tomlinarm's drug
tore.
Phou79.
Wadesboro, N. C
CHICHESTER S PILLS
w r- THE ltlAMONM BBAVn .
. i , i . . .. r
I-llis is Krl and
toxes. seid with
Taka xbm. 1
Irairtt. AkfnrCII
ULAUUJD Hltl.NU PILLA. fa. bjl
kaoan as Beat, Stim. AlaankeUabki
SOLD BY KLGCISTS RimrEKf
Mill Notice.
Until further notice the Ingram
mill, on the .Fee Dee will be ran Fri
days and Saturdays of each week. --
- . A. Keiijb.
Blue Rlb6o.V
lin.A.'mt a'
The high school at Deep bpnngs
of Polkton, a? . principal. There are
about fifty papila enrolled and new
ones coming in daily. Thia is now
considered one of the very best schools
In the township, if not in the county.
Prof. Smith is the right man in the
right place. When he walked Into
the school room on the first morning
be told bis pupils that be was going
to stand head and so far he 'has suc
cessfully donelL." We are to have a
nice two-roomed school building in
the near future and with Prof, Smitb
as principal we contemplate, seeing
our community's educational facilities
envied by our town neighbors. x
Mr. N. G. Thomas ia moving his
family from hii home in Burns ville
township to Peach land. We welcome
them in our midst.
Mr. Ruben Wright, who has re
cently been visiting relatives in this
community, has returned to his home
at Hendersonviile. 4 b
Mr. Ephraim Tucker has moved
into his new residence that he has re
cently built. v
With the ginners' report at 8 3-4
millions we guess that ten and one
half million bales will cover the cot
ton crop. Then, with the cribs full
of corn and barrete full of meat some
body will pay for the countryman
cotton next spring if he gets it.
Mrs. Mattie Allen, of Charlotte,
visited relatives in this community
last week. - . r,
Miss Anna Moore has accepted a
position as teacher in a public school
near Indian Trail in Union ciunty .
Mrs. W. B. Martin, of Brown
Creek, visited her sister, Mrs-. J. A'.
Redfern last week.
The farmers have sown larger ci ops
of small grain than usual and have
planted them in extraordinary con
dition. On the last Thursday in November
290 years ago the Pilgrims landed on
Plymouth Rock and celebrated their
3 rst Thanksgiving. Wonder if they
brought their Thanksgiving turkeys
with them from Eogland.
AGBJCOIiAE FlLJA.
Surveying.
The undersigned is prepared to do
general land surveying, and will give
his best attention to all business of
this nature entrusted to him.
- J. B. DOWNER,
Lilesville, N. C. Route No. 1.
Buy til one y Orders
OV THE
-Southern Savings Bank,
PMchliad Waditkara AaaoaTllla
thereby keeping your money at
home, Instead of patronizing: out
side interests, as you will it yon
buy money orders of the post office
or the express company.
I
Cotton Seed
.leal
and Hu
can now be secured up
town from us, and we will
deliver them. There is
no longer any need to
send a mile or more for
them.
Meal and hulls each put
up 100 pound sacks.
J. T. Pinkston
& Son.
Phone No. 75.
P. S. Have you ever
tried our delivery ;ervice?
Prompt and careful atten
tion given all 'phone orders.
ROY
M. H U N T L EY
D. D. S.
iOfflce Second Floor of New
National Bank Building. -
Work Done Day or
Night.
PHONE NO 80.
Cols and Caskets
When you want a nice Cofflu 01
Casket, at a reasonable price
examine the line I carry. I have
them from the cheapest to the
neet. -
Is always in readiness, and erery
featnre of the undertaking bnsi-
. ness receives my careful atten
tion, whether day or night
I also cerry a nice line of
S. S. Shepherd
The Undertaker
lis
Hearse
ice
.:umu REAL
J IfJSURAfJCE
Is in easy Aquch with capitalists and real estate", dealers in the
Piedmont section, arid is fully prepared to handle your land to
mutual advantage. Will be pleased to have you list with us.
We cha nothing" for advertising and expenses, and a mere
trifle i we sell. We offer the following bargains on easy terms:
to 1 -room aweiung on acre lot
i.. a i
atV
buntyi,5l5u
f -215 Acres. John Poer place, ten in ilea
northwest of Monroe. Six-horse farm
open, 100 acres wire fenced pasture, inclu
ding 30 acres bottom, new 5-rootn dwell
ing, fine barn and 2 tenant Iiousps on
place. Terms to suit purchaser, at t27.
31 acres Godfrey land, 1 mile Waxhaw,
plenty cord word, at 1".
117 Acres adjoining Biltmore lands, 1
mile of Brevard, N. C, with fine orchard,
original forest chestnut wood, fine water
shed giving 275 feet pressure in city, fine
oasture land, at tiO.
7 Acres nice tevel land in Waxhavv, fine
residence lots, good land, near3 Presbyte
rian church, at $1,100.
162 Acres 8 miles south Monroe, near
Altan, Mangum place, two 3-rooro cot
tages, 35 acres cultivation, balance original
forest, rents for 2 bales cotton, at $22.50
47 Acres 1 mile Waxhaw, good 6-room
dwelling, 4 fireplaces, outbuildings, or
chard, 9 acrw fine bottom land, good 2
horse farm, plenty wood, at 22.
22 Acres, Juce Hagler land, l'j miles
Waxhaw, 2-horse farm, at $22.
36 Acres, C. S. Gamble land, lli miles
Waxhaw, good residence and outbuildings,
on public road and railroad, at $35.
44 Acres, Deese land, near Silver Run
church, at $7.
14i Acres with beautiful location on
Providence road, 1 mile south Waxhaw,
including some line meadow and bottom
land, at 119.
6 nice residences in Waxhaw, from ix0
to 12,000.
25 beautiful residence lots in Waxhaw,
from 50 to .J0O.
Lots Nos. 13 and 14 Piodmont Park, Char
lotte, N. C, Coxl.Vt, at 1,250 each.
Nearly new 6x24 four-side planer with
Shimer headers and edgers, leather mount
ed throughout, at $200.
A nice 4-room cottage, A and B streets,
Monroe, beautifully located, city water
and good orchard, a bargain at l,3H0.
15 Acres fine timber land near Wedding
ton, N. C; 75 acres in cultivation, is acres
meadows, will cut 300,000 feet saw lumber,
good dwelling and new outbuildings, a
20bb century bargain at f-W.
Also in Anson county, 400 acres fine
land. Ed. tJ-addy place, good C-horse farm,
5 tenant . houses, well improved, good
dwelling, best place in county to settle
little colony, at 13.
A good 2-story dwelling and 20 lots oo
Allen street, in the town of Poachland,
all for 1,500,
593) Acres in snd near the prosperous
town of Peachland, the valuable property
78 acres Matthews land, on Lancaster road, 5 miles south
west of Monroe, 4-room cottage, well and barn,' 35 acres in
cultivation, 5 acres fine meadow land, 100,000 saw timber,
at $25 per acre.
J. W. M'C AIN, Manager,
WAXHAW, N. (V
If It
Is
That You Want, Call the
Anson Real Estate and Ins. Co.
Telephone No. 52
(The Strong Agency.)
We are agents for the strongest fire insurance com
pany in the world, the strongest company in the Uni
ted States, and the strongest company in the South.
Insure Your Life in the
Southern Life & Trust Co..
the most successful life company in the South. Its sur
plus to policy holders is now over half a million
dollars. The dividends which the Southern Life and
Trust Co. returns to its policy holders are larger on
premiums charged than any other company in exis
tence as far as we are able to find out.
Investigate fully before placing insurance.
IT WILL YOU.
Anson Real Estate & Ins. Co.
f. C. C0XB, Pres. W. T. ROSE, Sec'y.
SffiMl
Tod need never carry another pall of water or
vea go out of the house on stormy oays. Put running:
ater in your home in the kitchen bathroom toilet
-and have an adequate supply in the barn ior water
it; stock washing carriages, harness ior the lawn,
ardtn or tor protection against fire besides. A
mkm thf iMkMtbto. M ..ninftM th vntirtitlr lrMt1
tBtart&ak that treem ia Winter or dries out in SuniNr.
bceoatprtMMd air to L.OM4&rSl teokfkkVf&Uthe work.
your collar or bttriwd ia ih ground it etvA&ot fracas, wui
anlTM Um water proltlrai forever, k complete teal cnt
VS. 00 upward, aad yov caa install H yourvelf, it you lika.
mtwiUanrHaoM) id doctor's sod add to jour
Let a show yon how m Lm0or Water Syitom la yoo
ra cotnlort ao4 aaataf action at th aajne timo.
A Lmtmtor WiW 9rrtein tuiA to the aoada of rourbooio
ill so-tr ret Omt of order or oeel repair. A few nuuiM
teaatoa oaca daj it ii that tbe &pptvratu roqutrea.
Call or .
Writ For
Fr, "
DCTiptW0
Sold by W.N. Rea
"V 'S(.-f iii f - ,
Sr Don't
jjl Carry
i Watery
ESTATE
CO.
of Mrs Bessie Manesa. One half interest
in store on Main street, tLW; one 5-room
cottage in town; first, 3T.7 acres on Pte&cb-
land and White Store road, beautifully lo
cated with 2 road fronts, will cut to suit
purchaser at $15. Second, ht) Acres fine
land. 3 road fronts, beautifully located, at
$16. Third, 127 acres on S. A.L.. partly in
town limits, some fine bottom land and
beautiful place for the sale of lots, will cut
100,000 feet lumber, at $30 to fcS. Fourth,
49 acres Duncan tract, good land, on S.
A. L. Hy., fine brownstone rock quarry, a
bargain for some man, at $15 to $20.
Three tracts E. E. Barrett land, 3d. 1S5
and 315. will cut 400.000 feet of lumber, at
$15.
149 Acres Mrs. Martha Allen land, new
double house, 2 horse farm open, will cut
50,000 to 100 000 feet forest timber, at $16.
l'J2 Acres Young Allen place, lots of
good timber and best bottom land In An
son counry, at 24.
170 Acres J. F. Hamilton plaee.good farm.
well located on public road, at 16.
Will bo pleased to show you our proper
ty.
We write all kinds of insurance and so
licit your patronage and correspondence.
Also ' throutrh the Lillington (X. C.)
branch, C. I). McNeeley, local manaerrttve
offer at and around Ullington the follow
bargains:
l'.'l Acres fine farm lands '.I iniles west of
Lillington, red clay subsoil and very fer
tile: 35 acres cultivation, 2 room house,
good mill site, grcVw-any kind of crop,
some timber, at 10.
AO Acres ! miles Cameron, some old field
timber, good running stream of water at
2 :0.
:W Acres 6 miles Cameron, near Ran
dolph and Oumberlaud Ii. R. survey at
i-2.
Three .nice residence lots adjoining, on
i:Uh and L streets, Lillington, at $2M.
'io Acres on' upper Little River town
ship, good red clay foundation, at 10.
100 Acres fertile land- good dwelling,
well timbered highly improved- near Al
ger, at
31 Acres 1' miles Alger, fine farming
land and especially adapted to tobacco,
ntW-
241 Acres 2 miles west of Sanford, nice
and level, high state cultivation, make
bale cotton or 75 bushels corn- per acre, 9
room dwelling, barn aed good outbuild
ings, fine peach orchard, on Southern
11- R., at v0.
Three nice acre lots and 4 and 5 room
cottages and out-buildings, in Lillington,
950, $1,100 and 1,!50
We write all kinds insurance.
Terms easy. We solicit your business.
Correspondence invi,ted.
Insurance
Pay Your Taxes.
The Slate Treasurer and the County
Commissioners are pushing me for money,
and he only way io which I can furnish it
to them is for the citizens of the county to
pay their taxes. Let every one take notice,
therefore, that the taxes are due and mast
be paid. Please do not put this Important
duty off anv longer but come and get vonr
receipt at ouce. S. R MARTIN,
Sheriff of Anson County.
For Sale.
I will sell, at my home in Gulledge town
ship, known as the Old Cool Spring place,
on the Hth day of December, to the.high
est bidder, for cash four large youug
mnles, a lot of farming utensils, two wag
ons and a c-ane mill and a lot of shop
tools. C. B. GADDY, CoL
Commissioner's Sale of Land.
By virtue of a decree of the Fdoerior
1 Court of Acson county, the nndersiened
win, on Monday, Ueceinber 5tb, 1910, at
12 AL, at the court house door in Wades
boro, expose for sale, for cash, at public
auction, about 3o0 acres of laud known as
the Perry Spencer place, situate in Liles
ville township, Anson county, and adjoin
ing the lands of the late John Spencer and
of the Rockingham Po wer Co. A plot of
which land and description of Jhe same
wi 1 ba on view at the sale and can beseeu
before the sale by reference to tbe under
signed. Said sale is ubj;t to coulirma
tirn by the court. This November 6th
lltlO JAMES A. LOCKHART, '
Commissioner.
H, , -f.j r s , ..I ...
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The Stuiimnor
FATHER, SON and GRAKDSOIJ
Each bis learned to Know and cpprecia.& Vno
superior valua of ths
Oliver Chilled .Plows-
These plows wore first placed upon the market
over forty years ago and from that day to this
their genuine worth has been so convincing that at
the present time there ere more than 2,500,000
OLIVER PLOWS IN ACTUAL USE.
THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW VORK3 of tSO'JTH
BEND, IND., originate the chUIed plow industry
and REVOLUTIONIZED the PLOW TRADE cf th3 $
WORLD.
Oliver Chilled Plows and Repairs
stand first and foremost for excellence, duxab Jity, t
fine finish, long wearing, and perfect securing .and
turning qualities. It means money in your pocKet
and better crops from now on if you will decide to
do your worK. with the OLIVER CHILLED PLOW.
COME IN AND TALK THE MATTER OVER
i
Bis'ock Hdwe. Co.,
SSI
"Coal To Burn?'
The Wadesbor Oil Mill operates a domestic fuel
department. Perhaps this
the oil business, but it is
ctcam tr rnr a mill nnri it
We buy coal in great quantities, and now have a large
supply on hand.
This Is the Right Coal to Buy.
Wc save all the good clean lumps for our custo
mers, and use the dirty dust for our furnaces. (There
it burns just as well as the other.)
Discriminating: customers get the very finest
coal every time.
Coal, Any Quantity, Any Time
UDESB0R0 OIL JILL
Telephone No. 63.
GatwAqs'
"The House
. better equipped to serve
B m it 1s ri nr in ,
Quick Deliveries, Up-To-Date Goods, Anxiety
to Please You. We Hope to Merit Your Trade.
Mail orders, as well a t those given us personally, telll receive
our most careful attention.
If Its Anything in the Way of Furniture
or House Furnishings
See Us and Let's Talk It Over. It Pays.
QA TtflfJQS FURfl COfJ'fJY
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY"
Lower Street. Phone No. 41.
We Rid You of All the Cares in
Making Funeral Arrangements
New Goods, New Hearse, New Equipment
We are prepared at all times to meet every
requirement demanded of the undertaking profession.
Embalming and all necessary cares ia keeping with the require
ments of the State Board of Health.
GATHINGS
Attention!
Ladies and Gentlemen, Pat
ronize the Old Reliable
Tailoring Shop.
Pressing, repairing, cleaning
scouring of all articles of cloth
ing our SPECIAL STUDY.
All work satl factory an prompt
ly done Yours to please,
Effie Byrd.
At Cyrd's, the tailor, old stand.
JU
Phone No. 149.
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l iirce Oci
Wadesboro, N. C I
seems a curious branch of
!
easily explained. It taCas
S i
f i
....... . i
fakpc FiipI tn mnlfP steam. I,"
FuftfJ. Co.
of Quait'
ynu than at any previous time
Mm si tri It 1 .- ---
Licensed Emhalmer
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PHONE
NO. 41.
Funeral Direeto
Fire and Life Insurance.
I w.-ite Fire insurance in two
North Carolina companies, in nine
other Uniud States companies, and
in four foreign companies. I repre
sent one of the best Old Line Life In
3uran."? Companies The utual Benefit-
Phone 103. Hill Ho se.
d. a. McGregor.
I For Sale.
j Oae 40 horse power boiler;" one o"
j hor.e nvver Liddell engine; one
. S-TsTtant saw mill; one bo'Wr wagon.
I Ail t-tlt and appliances la pood con
M'ition. Applvat ctee ta W J.
i iTuKiil ir T. 0. O.xe.