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1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Write it "Christmas" and not "Xmas". No paper will be issued from this othce next weeK. Miss Juiia Thorns spent Sun day in High Point. Duke Robins is expected from Chapel Hill Saturday. January 2nd, 1908 will be tin next :ssue ef the Bulletin. Many eases of mumps are re 1 orted in all parts of Asheborc N. H. Slack moved his family to Ramseur Monday. A 25 per cent, advance in the cost of electric lights wen: into effect Monday. Macon of Ram- iir.hool Homo Burned For the third lime in less than a year i ho Rocky Ridge school house in Grant township was burned Wednesday night. burned early Mrs. Aureti seur. K. F. D No. 1 Cied at he home Wednesday. Midwinter examinations ar in progress in the public schoo this week. One dollar sent to this ofik pays for the Bulletin and th American Fanner one ytar. T Ross oi ijiliinct.vra. v night with his pai C nanes soL-nt Frui ents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ross. was visiting his of Gi t en? bore brother Franl Tuesday and Wednesday. The turkey that escaped tL headsman's block 'I hanksgivi rg has nothing to strut about Christmas may get him. Sam Picket: of Holly and M:.-i Delia Smith v, ere married Tues day, Rvv. J. i. T.Hman ivingtht officiating cL-.vman. Miss Juanita Redding will go to Gibsonviilc Friaay for a shirt visit with her brother, Erno.it Redding.' L. P. Craven who has been visiting relatives here returnee to his home in Norfolk Va. Mon day. Attorney Chas. L. Hoiton va.i moved to the residence near th-. court house iust vacateu by i. j.' . Slack. Mr. Mrs. B. W. Craven ana two children of Richmond Va. are visiting relatives in Randolph and Moore counties. Miss Marion Moring arrived today from Raleigh and wih spend Christmas holidays with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moring. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MenuenhaU of Randieman are visiting then son P. A. Mendenhall and will remein during the holidays. Rev. T. M. Johnson, pastor oi the Asheboro M. P. chui-eh lvdo moved his family here and oc cupies the cottage vacated by Mrs Geo. Hunsucker. Albert Wade stopped eff and spent a few days with his sister Mrs. Jean Rush while enroutt College to hib The first on in una ju aim uiiotner nouse was built on the same site and ten days after school opened the house was again burned. A vacant house owned by M. H. Garner was then rented and school reopened. Wednesday night this house va3 burned. It looks like there is a fire bug in that community that needs look ing after. The people of the dis trict are up iv. arms and if t g-suy party can be located li ne w u w.irm tor Ian: BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT MILLBORO, N. C. On Wednesday Dec. 11th the children, grand children, relatives and friend3 about,80 in number gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Redding to cele brate Mr. Redding's 80th birth day. Mr. Redding has had but very little sickness in his life time and is still active and lively as a boy. His three children, Mrs. Sarah HinshawT, Mr. J. A. Redding Mrs. Jesse Julian, 17 grand children and two great grand children were present, 6 grand children were absent.twu being too sick to attend and four Messrs Authur and Cully Redd ing, Elmer Julian and Ira Hin shaw are in California seeking their fortunes. Those from some distance were, Rev. G. F. liliaway, Rev. J. C. Bowman and wife, Mr. and Mrs Frank Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Harris irieaJiiiv-;, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ..teading, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. luck. ivlr. and Mrs. Bulla, Mr. ilugh McCain and son. The oldest person present was uncle Tobias Julian; he is in his 84th year. Alter spending sometime in ieasant conversation, some of ..e men prepared a table about U) feet long- in the yard ana thtr emeu brought their baskets d tilled it full with every goou ing to eat one could think of, such as ham, chicken, beef, the --ausage, pickles of all kinds, marrige at 6:30 o'clock. j pies, eustarus, eases, Simmon We hope the marriage will net j pudding, and hot coffee. Before be a play sffair but will be the i commercing the meal Rev. Milla real article uad that the pi incite i way made a short talk, then of the school will be one of the i prayer vas offered by Rev. dow- principal actors. Editor j man. Every body seemed to t -:.jov themselves to their fullest acity and there was plenty Marriage Lactase ;'or 1907. The year ending Dec. l?t 1907 was productive of maav marri ages in Randolph county but fell -;hort nine for a like peiioa last ear. From DeevmUr i iv-t soDec&nUt- h-t, 1907, registei i deeds, Borocgh, issuiM twe hundred and thhty- eight mar- .uge license, which .iicw. thai Randolph people are very much matrimonii :ly inclined. - . ... There r. eu i.i .is. Oii'.rt juurci; iu-x; Tuescay eve.'it g, consist: in of ? la rrige. Ciiristir.v. tree. B- . exercises by the school and a talk by Rev. V. E. Edwards. 1 re program wui o;k-:i wi IN MEMORY of our beloved Sister and Mother. Mrs. Onia Self, wife of Rev. J. W. Self, departed this life Dec. 5th, 1907 and was laid to rest in Piny Grove cemetery Dec. 6 th, 1907. She leaves a husband and four children and a host of friends and relations to mour their loss. She had been ill for quite a while but bore her suf ferings without a murmur. Oh what a blessed, thought that "There yet remaineth a rest to the people of God." Still it is hard to give her up. How can we live without thee, and home will be no longer, home with thy sweet presence gone. There is a vacant chair in our home which never can be filled, yet it is hard to give her up. but we hope to meet her again where no fare well tears are shed or cares and trials of life. We would say that Onia is standing at the Beauti ful Gate, not suffering but heal ed, watching and waiting for us. May we all meet her where part ing will be no more. Wo loved her yes we loved her, But Jesus loved her more, And he has sweetly called her To yonder shining shore. The Golden gates were opened A ger.tle voice said, "come" And with farewells unspoken She calmly entered home. Myrtle. M. Osborn Ramseur, N. C. virV. County 1 rachafs Mscting. The Randolph county teachers I left for as many more, perhaps. After dinner sll had a social held important and interesting meetings at the ?eho.;i auditor U:U :- ' id.- o. . COU i time cutting, Tne atU :,u;;Uv.e was gu sidering the weather. Severn! va ! ne !-:---it'"rt? tY-v other counties attend. b. amo which was Prof. W. il. Swift, Supt of the Greensboro grader' schools. The program vas carried out practically as published in the Bulletin last week, ad will b. ot great benent to tne ttacnei and the cause of education in the. county. Rv. Millaway :dio:'l talk that . A f presents were brought and -ent?d to Mr. Redding h i3vtVni&fi, aiter wu-eli p.-o.;ie began taking their de parture, wishing Mr. Redding many more happy birthdays and carried with them memories of a :appy day spent at the dear old hor n stead of Mr. and Mrs. Redding. One WTho Was There. West Randieman. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Northcott i gh Point visited his sister, ;. G. W. Sanders last week. Rev. J. R. Comer filled nis fir; t i-.-feuiiir appointment iast Sunday-ix.i- preached a most interesting sermon to a large audience. from Guilford home in Troy. F. R. Thorns of New York, expected to arrive Tuesday a:.d will spend the holiday saso. with his sister Mrs. 7. H. Met ing. Miss Merrie Richardson leave; Friday for Greensboro where shs. will spend the holidays with her parents Rev. ana Mrs. N. R. Richardson. Miss Maude Tucker, the faith ful and efficient compositor in th-i Bulletin oiiice is confined to her home this week nursing a bad case of mumps. Littie John Swain son of Mr. and Mr?. W. E. Swain is r.ck with appendicitis, but the doctor thinks an operation io not tie-cc-sary at this time. Most of Randolph's young folks who are attenbing differ ent high schools and colleges will spend their Christmas hol idays under parental roofs. ' At the M. E. Church an enter tainment will be given Tuesoay evening uy the Sunday School. The principal object of the en tertainment is to coiiect func for the Methodist O.-phanage. Miss Anita Bailing r who h:. been the g- est of her sister ., i Nannie Palhnge-r i- rpoiuiii few days in Randieman and High Point befoie returning to her heme at Gu iford College. Rev. Henry Sheets, who has faithfully and ably served the aaptist congregation here for two years, tendered his resigna tion last Sunday to take effect the last Sunday in February next. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Russell went to Troy Wednesday morn ing to attend the wedding of Mr. Russell's sister. They will visit among relatives a week or two before returning. Elder L. H. H. Hardy of Reids ville N. C. will preach at the court-house in Asheboro on Sun day the 29th. of Dec. at 11 o' clock a. m. and at the Presby terian church at 3 o'clock. Sandy Crssk. The free school at Melanchton opened Monday Dec. 16th, with Miss Hassjc Jor.es, teacher. , Mrs. Eva Pickett of Mints, is visiting her father A. P. Browei inibweeKaiiawuw uui-, Date Bowman, Raleigh Smith mg the Cnnstmas nonaays. j aml Miss Martha Hill who hav. Clark Picket who has beei ipeen working at ureensDoro down South running a saw mill have returned home. is now at home for a few days, j John York has opened up t , grocery store in West RanuK- We are glad to note the id-; :nan Give him a call he will provement of Morehead Coltran i tro::.t ;-ou right, who has been very ill, and wc j a democrat the oUle. hope ne will get out again soon. jay . .,al the republicans would tvt- o T i ! go hiu- power next year in Ran Miss Swana Jones, grano-ij.,., if mi -mhe A. daugnter of Alfred Jones, is to 6t.eJUU t0 stagger him. He sam be married next Sunday in Nor-; ; "I-I-I I don't hardly think they folk Va., so it is reported. j will." We judge from toe i i -.e n it he rather belie vcu A Mr. Thomas of Greensocr, I himself. Remember we told you was down last week to see th e ail the last election we run you Sandy Creek Roller mill with the ! to the top of the fence and next rt? Mi;nrff,i na ,v-.;i ; vear we win go over alter you. liiLuiiLiii J l tan. in ler in the near future. It is decided vet. i Success to the Bulletin and all i its readers. Death cf an Aged Citizen. Penuel Hendricks died at the home of his son, G. W. Hendricks, in Asheboro township, Dec. 15th, 1007 and was buried at Giles Chapel the following day. He is survived by two sons, J. M. and G. W. Hendricks of Asheboro, R. F. D. 1 and one daughter, Mrs N. J. Bonkemeyer of Ran dieman R. F. D. 2. Mr Hen dricks was one of the oldest citi zens in Asheboro township, hav ing reached the ripe old age, lacking a few. month, of 84 yrs. His wife preceded him to the grave some seven or eight i:. ago. Annual Stockholders Meeting. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Farmers Mu tual Fire Insurance Association of Randolph county will be held at the office of the secretary in Asheboro the first Monday in January 1908 at 11 o'clock A. M. S. S. Cox, President. .. tlayes, secretary. REMOV & SALE Preparatory to movipg into our new quarters up town we will Cut Prices in shoes and other staples. , A full line of SHOES just received DRUG STORE, (next door to the bank.) We carry a full stock of the purest and freshest drugs to be had. If you want .BOOKS, STATIONERY 013L MAGAZINES, ?ive us a Our circulating LIBRARY will be in operation soon, come in and see it. ASIIKiSOHO DRUG CO. J. D. SIMPSON, Manager. 0 CHRISTMAS GOODS Our Christmas goods have arrived and we can show you some nice toys and novelties suitable for Christmas presents. Asheboro Store Co. Wood & Moring's Shoe Specials ARMFIELD & J..ATJG? II.XN, REAL ESTATE DEALER;?. Rksiuexck Lots in Sizkhj and rJTiiRMS to Suit Purchasers. SCSI J ' Badiy Mixed Abraham Brown, of rnlT 'S. 1., naa a very remaf experience, he says; 'Doctors got badly mixed up over me; one said heart disease; two called it! kidney trouble; the fourth, blooaj poison, and the fifth stomach and liver trouble; but none of them helped me; so my wife ad vised trying Electric Bitters, which are restoring me to per fect health. One bottle did me more good than all the five doc tors prescribed." Guaranteed to cure blood poison, weakness and all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, by Ashboro Drug Co. Standard Drug Co. 50c. A!! wo. want is a sciuare deal ana u"" i we will do the rest. Franklinvilie. Edgar. Rev. W. E. Woosely filled the pulpit a . the M. E. Church Sun day and Sunday night preachin . ; Mr. G. A. Wright and sistr two very able and instructive j Bertha, went to Asheboro sermons to large congregations. Friaay to attend the teachers' meeting. Mrs C. H. Hobbs made a bust THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and industrial College. Regular Courses leading to degrees cf Bachelor of Pedagogy, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and a new course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Music. Board, laundry, tuition, fees for use of text books, etc., $170 a year. For free-tuition students, $125. The Normal Department gives thorough instruction in the subjects taught in the schools and colleges, and special pedagogical training for the piof ession of teaching. Teachersjmd Graduates of other colleges are offered a one year special course 1" "-ind allied subjects. The CommerciaiJ f offers practical instruction in Stenography, Typewriting, Book her business subjects CChe Departm xru'stion in me and famiJy. The Music DepA h. aodition to the degree course, offers a certificate course in vocal and lWfrumental music. To secure board itf dormitories, all free-tuition applications should be made before July 15. The fall term opens September 18, 1907. For catalogue and other information, address, J. I. FOUST President, GREENSBORO, N. C. s anilk?.iestic bciENGE provide objSB as relnt directly to the mi SHOES FOR MEN im wire rffir Po imrr : JJ1L JUUL UU 1VU King Quality shoes are famous for their uniform wearing qual ities. They never disappoint, for each pair is made to conform to the same high standard before leaving the factory. You an al ways rely on them. King Qual ity shoes require no "breaking in." They fit your feet v.-hen first put on and retain their natural shape indefinitely. Try the King Quality shoe. It is the shoe for you. This season's patterns are pleasing in every respect. See them before purchasing your Spring shoes. WOODT& MORINGi 0000K000K ooc-o oooooo ooooj LEWIS & WINSLOW HARDWARE CO. IO. G. Hendricks &. Company's If you need A BUGGY, WAGON, tt cwv t a KJnv rr OTrtlTP TTTTT TtrrCflM TT A TirvTTT A Tl-T B Or anything: in, the HARDWARE LINE, WE are the people you are looking for. We carry in stock the HIGH POINT BUGGY. The best brand of STOVES ! the market. Q wmsi ft I Lewis & Winslow Edw. Co. KHXXKK5000 O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O-O-OO Mr and Mrs John Free, of High Point spent part of last week in town visiting relatives and friends. Miss Florence Tippet returnee: home iast week alter spending several days visiting friends i Siler City. Hugh Parks, Jr., made a b..i: ness trip to Greensboro ix-v. week. W. B. Fields and A. P. Routh have begun work on their new dwellings. The Rev. Mr Hamby of Greens boio, was in town last week anc while here conducted meeting in the Baptist Church two nights. J. M. Ellison made a Tfusir.ess trip to Greensboro last week. A Christmas Tree At Hickory Grove. There will be a Xmas tree at Hickory Grove school house near Ramseur, on Christmas day at eleven o'clock A. M. It is for the public as well as the school. A speaker is expected for the occasion. The public is cordially invited, and especially the par ents of the school children. J. 6. Allen, Teacher. ness trip to High Point Monday. Misses Hessie and Hetty New in vis t d Miss Nannie Farlovv Suad... m s teaeh Fn;a a Ridge attended the meeting at Asheboro Proi . . S. Blair, of Guilford College, visited in this vicinity last wee -;. Miss Cornie Bristow, of James town vis ted her cousin, Miss Ada Bri.s ow last week. Aconite. Lee Frye of Asheboro, spent Saturday night with relatives in 'this section. Hugh Parks Sr. was taken to : Mrs John East, of Asheboro, the hospital at Greensboro last . spent Friday night with her week where an operation was! parents Mr. and Mrs. Linsday immediately performed. Later we learn that he is improving rapidly and is expected to be at home in a few days. Mr Parks is one of our oldest and most re spected citizens and we hope for him a speedy recovery." Vuncannon. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright, of Spero, are visiting relatives in this section. time. It is claimed that this is now the best, and most up to The Jamestown Reproduction Company enve ar exhibition at the school Auditorium Monday ; date mill in the South night. The large Auditorium was pretty well filled with the best people of the town and all pronounced it an entertainment of high order. Miss Ronie Yow attended teachers meeting at Asheboro After standing several davs tn! i1nW and baturday. make extensive repairs, and to j A. S. Callicut who has been mfcum iiuueui iiiacmnery m : confined to his room with rheu Liicix pictuL, me rranKiinville Roller Mill is now running full Miss Lura Hendricks is expect ed home from Guilford College Friday. matism is able to be out a?ain. Miss Edith Rovster. of Raleierh was the guest of Mrs. E. E. Kep- nart, while attending County Teachers Meeting. READ THE BULLETIN, At St. Leo's Hospital. The Industrial News of Satur day contains the names of four people from Randolph county vho were operated on at St. Lito's Hospital last week: Miss Vera Randieman was wrought from Randieman on Thursday and operated unon for appendicitis yesterday morning. tne operation is pronounced a success and the patient is resting easily. Hugh Parks, of Franklinvilie, underwent a surgical operation and is now recovering. William Griffin, cashier of Lib erty bank, at Liberty, arrived yesterday and will be operated on for appendicitis. F. L. Newson, of Asheboro, who underwent a surgical opera tion recently, is now doing very well. One Price Cash Store When you buy that next suit, cali in and see us. Look over our line of cloth ING A Dangerous Deadlock. that sometimes terminates fa tally, is the stoppage of liver and bowel functions,. To quickly end this condition without disa greeable sensations, Dr. King's New Life Pills should always be your remedy. Guaranteed abso utely satisfactory in every case or money back, 25c. at Asheboro Drug Co. Standard Drug Co. Hal Wortli is preparing to erect a residence on the lot ad joining B. F. Kearns. and OVERCOATS for men and boys. Note the FINE MATERIAL, i- -..a.- j T-i t$ Sliliisii cuts, auu uuuu t ut ivitiawaiiigj see how perfectly they fit, and then GET OUR PRICES. Gompare our values with those g'.ven by oher merchants. We know you will buy from us, if you only look. Not only Mens clothing, but ladies Jackets, Hat , Dr ss Goo Js, Notions GROCERIES, and in fact ev kept in a general store. All ma k 1 down as the very lowest prices, and re -i :?n ber we do not price our goods at a 100 per een profit, and then if you wont p ;y it. take off a lot in order to make you ii.i'c yo,i getting a good ha.in. WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. Dont fail to come to our store, if you wa.;t the worth of your money. k DON & REDDING Z KEEP ON HAND AT ALL TIMES A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE lieavv and Fancy Oroceres. And will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Quality considered. GOOD? DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN TOWN. ' SsjaS -f2Ta -4T-5 vEj1" si-- 3 - I i til k 4 r ".Nf lis rl;.-. . -i or on any kwxi of r?r,:s, tmui you nave rcceivea our complete 1-reo )at& - ' 1 ' i T" locraes illustrating' and describing every kind of high-grade and low-grade 5 Zj-i'V3 t'icvclcs. old patterns and latest models, and learn cf our remark.'tll: f,OW f. r.!.f'?rj5jfQ PlijCE.'? arid wonderful Dew offers made possible by sellins fror-i fa::.oir rider with no middlemen's profits. PC PIT IS ILL IT WILL COST YOU Si showiiitr the mo?t comolete line of tiio-.S-s.. a BIC1CLES. TIKKS and SUNDRIES at pRirsi BJEIiO W any other manufacturer or dealer in the world. IIP OH APPROVAL wilhout a cent dttosii. Par the Frclirhi io Iays Froo 'i'riuland make other liberal terras which ro riher- :oi:?e in the wond will do. i':u will learn evervtliine and s:et mrcn valu Hbie information by simply writinc; us a postal. toft, Vv'e need a Ride Atjenf in every town and can offer an opport-tiity CiOOn KASY 5SII. VI TRY -T. II. KIVETT wiiiTi-: iiari:r -.iilikt-Jt to make money to suitable young men who apply at once. v;j Se!S NAILS. TACXS OR CLASS WON f LET m;t the Aia ?5fS3En 54.5S) I IrtOUBLc FftCM PUNCTURES. .'i A i roari experience in tire :. ii.c. No dinner from TKCRNS. CAC 1 1-: . P5:NS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS. St.; s punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can ba vulcunizccl like a!ij' ether tire. Ty.a Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use Over ;':3-y-'!ve Thousand pairs sold last year. ONIY $ A. 80 RAP VIRPB .its It 1 I . . B v nonce : the thick robber tread "A" sud puncture strips "it" and -St," also rim strip "il" to prevent rim cutting. Till tire will outlast any other make SOFT. ELASTIC and EASV EIDING. jr.-ide in all sires. It is lively and easy riding, very durable and lined ins-Ms v;-!i a i;scial q-iclity ct rubber, vrr.ich never becomes porous ana wnicn closes up smaii punw-Tci vi:i-.iiit'ailoninK the air to escape. We have hundreds of letters from satisfied customers staling '. -.t f.: -:- t;tes hnvennly !een pumped uponceor twice in a whole season. They weigh no more ti,r.i ... .. , . clciju- rt,miif:e twintr ..vfti hv several lavers ot thm. stxrei-,:?... i.a "tci "rubric on the tread. T':at "iloldiiitt I'clc" sensation comrnonly felt when riding on asphalt j'- ;: t rcii's r.vercc;ie by the patent "Basket Weave" treaa wnicn preveuis uu ir irom i.einr ).ici -m let i-. ;i the tire and the road thus overcoming all suction. The regular price ot ti.e- ; -. - i- i. ro n-r pr-i-- bit for advertisins purposes we are making a special factory price to the rid: i .ii!.-4 ier ' r.ir orders shipped scrae day letter is received. We ship C.O.D. on approval. c.' ;oi pay ac--nt ';.-i':l j-ou have examine.'! and found them strictly as represented. '.V'e ui'.i llow SfaE!i 'i'.scount of 5 -percent (thereby making the price per pa-.r) yci r,nt "-"I.Tj (J.1SH TVI'IIJ tUIEU pA& enciose this advertisement. We vill also stud one nickel r r c.i brasj I-.nd . a:i"d two Sa-.-.ipson metal puncture closers on lull pai.i oruers (these metal ' ;.. w civ-ero t'-. t.- 5eu in ctse of iiitentiounl kr.ife cuts or heavy g3:hes). Tires to b; returucd ..t lit.;. e::-je:;sr if fcr nny reason they ore not satisfactory on examination. Vv a-e per'V.nly reii ible and monw sent to us is as sate as in a bant. Ask your Postmaster. p.TF Fxr.-ess cr Frt-iHt .pent tr't;ie Editor of this paper about us. If you oroer r pair of ,'l.B- i.t v-u xV f-nd'ht th-v will 'i ! easier, run faster, wear better, lab! longer &::! look S t: : 'J.i- i:iy i'r- -vra rrci "i sren at an v price. We know tat you will be so well --'esse- .::..r '.v hen you want a bicveie yo iri'.l give us your order. We wani you to send OS a raiU trii crdcr ,"t once, uenue this remarkable tire oner. , , if Si 3 1 SttRfzK&S e-crythuig inthe bicycle line are sold by us at half the otavl i'Z,: Postal today. 0 NOT THINK. OF BCTINC 4te i Xsi! 9 bicycle o.- a oair of tires from anyone until yon know the new .ail wondei-i-t t..Tr a cr-: making, ii cilcorts a postal to learn everything. Write it KOTT. , mm JO!IPPYDept. "Jl" vHICAGO, ILL. J v I- t . I
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