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The Asheboro Cornier PfclCE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR Wm. C. HAMMER, Editor- 'Entered at $bB ORt Office at Ashe bo to a? 'ecoud C.iui Matter. Messsrs. W. B. Cochran and V D. Blue have for several years con ducted the-Montgomnan, an excel lent local wepkly published at Troy, N. C. They have recently turned over the management of the paper to V. F. Hunsucker, who is in every way qualified am', competent to con duct a successful newspaper. WHEN PIE HUNTERS FALL OUT. Both Mpencer .Adams and Marion Hut ler Want Kt-publican omtnatloii lor Senator. There's a saying that follows of a certain sort is it pie-eaters fall out, folks of auother sort get their dues. According to Editor Hilde brand, of the Asheville Gazette, who wires his paper from Washington. there's a storm brewing between Butler and Adams. He wires.: It is said that strained relations row ej;i(,t; between Former Senator Alarimi Butler and Judge Spencer li. Adams, chairman of the Repub lican State Executive Committee. fJ'lie Legislature is to meet very soon, Mid according to a story going the rounds here, both the Republican Chairman and the political adventur er, Butler would like to have the Republican caucus nomination for Senator. "Before the list election Mr. Butler waj heaid to say that he e.- ?ected to be in the Senate again in ess than ten years. A compliment ary vote, such as Butler desires, would be a step in that direction, albeit it might appear a very short etep, considering the siz of the Democratic majority which has been turned out since Butler and Adams assumed directiou of the affairs of their party. "Several members of the Legisla ture say they do not propose to vote for either one of these two, and are looking for some other candidate on whom to bestow the honor." SOCIETY AT DRAPER. Mr. Coleman Kntertalns in Honor of the Misses Womack. The Courier received the following from one of its readers at Draper, which we are glad to publish: A most pleasant feature of the uunuaja waa me pany giveu uy air. W. T. Coleman at the home of Mr. Duval Porter, on Monday night, in honor of the Misses Woniack, who are the giusts of Miss Maymie Porter. The house was tastefully decorated in red and green and the eoft glow of candle light added charm to the scene. Mr. Coleman was aided in receiving by Mr and Mr.--. Duval Porter, Mis. R. D. Porter, and Miss Maymie Porter, while Misses Kate Fitzgerald and Annie Goiden had charge of the diking room. Miss Fitzgerald gracefully presided at the dainty decorated table and served hot coffee and sanU wiches as the guests were received, and later in the evening other re freshments were served in course A guessing contest of quotations from old songs afforded much pleasure. Among those who cut for the lady's pr.ze were: Misses Womack, Lizzie and Annie Scales. Annie and Isabel Cabaniss, Annie Pritchett, Annie Gorden, Janie Hatches, Lou Alice Wharton, and Marion Miller. The fortunate fentleman were: Messrs. R. W. "oard, P. P. and J. N. Scales, C. V. Milliard, and Dr M. R. Drewery. Miss Miller fell heir to a lovely hand-painted plate, while Mr. Foard was awarded a knife. Music, vocal and instrumental on violin and piano contributed largely to the pleasure of the guests. A unique balloon ascension maiked the close of the old year asthe guests watohe 1 it out. Mr. Coleman possesses a most jrenial nature, and Jalways proves nn ad mirable host, and on this occasion was at his best, and it was an enter tainment of rare pleasure to many of his friends. In its eagerness to maintain its schedules the Southern is taking a queer course. It has practically quit waitingforits own connections. The other day here the A. & Y. division pulled out for Sanford, ' when two other trains were in sight of the depot coming in, one from the south, the other from the north. At Salisbury yesterday the train ' for this place was slowly moving off when, the tnin on the Western road backed in at the station and pas- man must sympathize with the road In its misfortunes and troubles, but this thing of not waiting a reasonable time for its own connections is a qnrer ay to do. Greensboro Re, Cord. " . A MOORE COUNTY. Many Marriages Announced Mr. Thag gard Visiting Relatives. From The Cartbage BlaJe. Mr. Martin McKinzie and Miss Maiy E. Tyson, surprised their friends by tiking the maniage vows. Mr. McKinzie formerly lived at Carthage, but is now superintend ent of the Cross Arm factory. Mr. Council Thaggard after an absence from his native county for 35 years visited his sister Mrs. W. C. Petty, of this place, and mother and sisters in the county and at Greensboio. He spent a day at his old home, the old Thaggard home stead live miles south of Carthage. Mr. Thaggard is now in the tur pentine business in Mississippi aud looks well and prosperous. The following wedding cards have been issued: Major and Mrs. Thos. II. Harrington invite you to lie presrnt at the marriage of their daughter Alice to Mr. I'erey luranil Thomas m the afternoon of Tuesday the lifteenth of January nineteen hundred and seven at half after three o'clock Mi'lhodist Episcopal t hurch, South Carthage, North Carolina. Mr. aud Mrs. Luciau It. Tyson request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their niece Miss Mattio Louise Cugle, to Mr. William Thompson Flanders Warren, on the afternoon of Wednesday, the sixteenth of January, at four o'clock. At Home, Carthage, Xoith Carolina. K. I'. I). No. 'i Items. Miss Ora Lowe has returned f iom a tour of the West. Miss Lola and Eugene Tro.ter spent Christmas at home, accom panied by Miss Cora Taylor, of High Point. Mr. W. II. Cline, of Thomasville, was a welcome visitor on Caraway Christmas week. Santa did uot visit Mr E. A. Kennedy untill the 2Cth its a 9J lb. boy. Misses Nell and Mamie Bulla, of Raudleman, spent the holidays with their parents. . Mr. Chis. Swaceyand Cecil Lowe, of Randleman, were the guests of Mr. and Aa. Allen Trotter Sun day and Monday last. The Death Angel visited the home of Frank Phillips (colored) and took away one of thcr little triplets, December 27th 190C. Miss Theda Swaney went to Asheboro Saturday. Mr. John Brookshire and wife, of Sophia, visited their son Thomas Brookshire last week. Mr. WiUard Foustwas out hunt ing a few days at Dr. A. M. Bulla's recently. Kamseur Items. Mr. aud Mrs. N. F. Marsh are visiting Mr. Marsh's parents at Marshville this week. Messrs. Capel and Smitherman, of Troy, spent Monday in town on their way to Greensboro. Miss Pope, of near Coleridge, vis ited her uncle, Mr. I. F. Craven, last week. Rev. J. W. Patton preached some able sermons in his pulpit in the Christian church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hurley, of Concord, are visiting here this week. Messrs. William Maness, G. M. Kinney, and W. II. King are all smiles a boy and two girls. Rev. aud Mrs. C. A. Wood le turned from Kinston last Friday. J. D. York, architect and con tractor, laid the first brick at the Ramseur Bank building Monday. The building will be 40x50 feet, single story, next door South of the Ramseur Hotel. DAVIDSON ITEMS. Legislature will be asked to amend the charter of the town of Lexington so that their town elec tion will be held every two years instead of annually, and authoriz ing the town to borrow money for street improvements; also authoriz ing the town to operate electric power plant and water system. J. T. Lowe, has moved from Thomasville to Lexington where he has been elected secretary and treasurer of the Xokonns Cotton Mill Co. Trinity II. V. D. Ko. 1. Itcnu. Thomas Spencer spent Monday in Ashe boro on business. Mr. and Mrs. O eo. W. Crotts, of Crotts. town, Mississippi, are now visiting their parents. Geo. W. and Charley Crotts have been extensively engaged in saw mill busi ness near Laurel, Mississippi, for the past three years from which they have reuliztd a good profit. Mr. and Mr3. Lee A. Brilep, of Sail t Catherine, Flu., spent Xiras. at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Briles, Mr. Briles' par ents. They have now returned to Montgom ery county to visit Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Wal lace. Rev. Melton preached a good sermon at Oilead last Sunday. Miss Lilly Tierce, has been visiting in Davidson county, for the past week. Mr. Presley I'arker, and family, from Texas, are the gutsts of Mr. Lemuel Parker. December Licenses sucd by Register lit Deeds, ,. 1. I roughs. J. S. Spencer and Nannie Walker. R. L. Royals ami Minnie Snyder. W. C. Lowe and Mamie Lohr. G. C. Holing and M, M. Lucas. J. L. Wrr-im and Sallie Prevost. A. J. Smith and Fannie Hill. Henry Cross and Bertie Bray. A. D. Ferive and Daphne Wil liams. W. F. Hill and Alice Spencer. J. R. Parks an.d Ellie Vuncannon. Eugene Allred and Lydia Kin ney. W. L. Thayer and Dora E. Le.ich. B. M. Allred and Annie V. Cox. Nuiiia F. Marsh and Mary L. Smith. Fai lan Sanders and Nettie Russell. Luthir Hiushaw and Sarah Pritchard. Artemus Kennedy and Elizabeth Wallace. J. H. Caveness and Nettie Smith. Madison Pool and Mary Cosey. Horace S. Ragan aud Lena A. Freeman. Gurney Younts and Lessie E. Winslow. A. M. Iiagsdale and Bertha Trog don. J. L. Yates and Milia Russell. W. R. Barker and Velna Yates. Leland Cagie and Lvdia McCas kill. Lee M. Kearns and Agnes John son. A. E. Scott and Cassie Needbam. Robert Gray and Sallie Cooper. M. B. Goins and Dora Laughlin. A. H. Vuncannon and Deiiuie Luther. Isaac Burrow and Agnes Heileg. Robt. Spivey aud Fannie Jones. li. C. Burrow aud Annie E. Wood. Samuel Sawyer and Jennie Gray. Penu Rich aud Lilliau Thompson. David Ferguson and Bessie Spi vey. M. A. Vuncannon aud Annie J. Wall. J. W. Arnold and Freda Hughes. J. C. Spinks, col., aud Rena Tom linson, col. Geo. Lindsay, col., and Lucinda Simmons, col. James Gray, col., and Cornelia Kearns, col. Edgar McCain, col., and Annie Harshaw, col. A (ireat Outside Kcuiedy. Most pai'is are of local origin a "crick" in thebtck, a twinge of rheumatism, h soreness all over aris ing from a cold are all cured by outside applications. The quickest, safest, and most certain method is Allcock's Plaster, known the world over as a universial remedy for pain. They never fail, they act promptly, they are clean and cheap. You can go right ahead with your work while the healing process goes on. Sixty years' use has given them a great reputation. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. BctnR qualified n executors of Jasper W. Hol glu, deeeiised, notice is hereby Klven to all per mits indebted to raid estate to make Immediate pnvmeut. and all crori holding claims UKiiiust Naid estate are hereby notified to present the same t the uinlen-ipiicd, riulv verilied, on or he lore the tilth day of Jan. 10R, or this notice will be pleaded in bar oi their recover'. LEVI COX. MaRY J. HOD01N. Executors. This Jan. 8, 1007. Business Locals. Notices inserted under this head at one oent a word each Insertion. We are keeping a good Hue of first class solid gold jewelry aud silverware suitable for wedding presents at very reasonable prices. Asheboro Drug Co. SALESMEN WANTED to look .after our interest in Randolph and adjacent counties. Salary or Commission. Address THE HARVEY OIL CO. Cleveland, O. Bring us your prescriptions we have a first, class man in charge of this department. Asheboro Drug Co. We ask the physicians to remem ber that we are on the jobbing lists of most of the manufacturing phar macists and can sell you goods as low as you can buy direct. Orders filled promptly. Asheboro Drug Co. Lately arrived a new section of the Tabard Inn Library and the new January magazines. We can take club subscriptions for the mag azines as low as anybody. Get our prices. Asheboro Drug Co. LOST Greek letter fraternity pin, 12 pearls around diamond shaped centre. Finder rewarded by returning to the Courier. THAD. S. FER.REE, Attorney At Law ASHEBORO - - - N. C. Most people know that if they have been sick they need Scott' s Emul sion to bring back health and strength. But the strongest point about Scott's Emulsion is that you don't have to be i sick to get results from it ' It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat X on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy, jfr brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre Q vents coughs, colds and consumption. Food in concentrated form for sick and Q well, young and old, rich and poor. 4 And it contains no drugs and no alcohol. ALL. DRUGGISTS! 50c. AND $I.OO. In New Quarters. We have recently moved our business into the Lane store building; on South Fay etteville street, where we are better prepaced" to serve our customers. Come to see us in our new store. Bring; us all your chick ens and eggs. Buying Country Produce at Top Market Prices is Our Specialty. RICH 5UIQFFITT, Asheboro, N. C 'Phone 34 It Frequently Happens that you who make individual loans are bothered in the collection of iuteres.; that you often haAe difficulty in getting back the principal, and sometime lose it alto gether: If you collect your interest, you do not get it more than once or twice a year. If you deposit your money in the Swing depart ment of this bank, you arj n t th u amyd I or kept so long out of your interest, fr we pay you 4 per cent, interest every three months; January 1st, April 1st, July 1st, October 1st. and hotter still you have the sat isfaction of i'eelinp: that your m 'ney is at all times safe and that the bank is prepared to pay back the principal when needed. BANK OF SOUTH GREENSBORO, greinsboro, n. c. E. P. Wharton, Pres. E. L. Sides, Cash. DIRECTORS: W. D. Mendenhall, C. P. Frazier, E. E. Bain, J. N. Longest. Vick's CRAMP and J tin iiirviii i n inc fl IMLUIYIUNIA tUIlC. Mr. L. Richardson, Chem., Greensboro, N. C. This is to certify that I have been using Vick's cramp and Pneumonia daive in my family for three years I and have always found it to S be a certain cure. I always keep it on hand in case of an emergency. Yours truly, C. C. Cranford, Prop. Crown Milling Co. Asheboro, N. C. L. RICHARDSON M'F'G CHEMIST, PAPER HANGER AND DECO- RATOR If contemplating interior decora tions in your home write J. E. Lanier, Trinity, R. F. D., for prices and samples of his large and attractive line of wall paper. Contracts for painting solicited. WANTED STAVES Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of staves fur Norfolk mar ket. Apply to E A Hammer, Asheboro, N C. NEW YEAR: ANNOUNCEflENT. All matters attended to with '.are and promptness. Special atten tion given to collections and the settlement of estates. The Standard Drug Company has secured Mr. G. C. Robinson, a registered licensed phar macist, of Greensboro, who will hereafter have charge of their prescription department. All medicines carefully compounded by him. Mr. James T. Underwood will also be found behind their counters and extends a cor dial invitation to his friends all over the county to call and see him. They intend to keep the most complete line of Drugs and Druggist's Sundries in this section of the State. They are closing out below cost a large stock of snationery and books of all kinds, hav ing decided to discontinue these lines of goods hereof ter, and devote their entire time and attention to a Well Equipped and Modern Drug Store. mm
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