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THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION.
Advice Afslast the Cm of Htrh Purga
gatlvea and Physics.
A doctor'! first question when consulted
Sr patient is, "'Are your bowels regular ?"
knows that ninety-eiiht per cent, of ill
aen is attended with inactive bowels and
torpid liver. This condition poisons the
avstein with noxious pases and waste mat
tor which naturally accumulates and which
must be removed through the bowels before
health can be restored.
Baits, ordinary pills and cathartics may be
truly likened to dynamite. Through theii
harsh, irritating action they ferce a passage
through tue b -wels, causing pain and dam
age to the delicate intestiasl structure which
weakens the whole system, and at best only
produces temporary relief The repeated
ase of such treatment cause chronic irrita
tion of the stomach and bawels, hardens
their tissues, deadens their nerves, stilTtns
their muscles and enernlly brings about an
injurious haliit which sometimes has fatal
results.
We have a. positive, pleasant and sale
remedy for constipation and bowel disordrs
in general. We are so certain of its great
caraiive value that we promise to return the
purchaser's mony in every case when it
fails to prdnee tmtir" satisfaction. Tnis
remedy i. called K.'X.ill Orderlies. We urge
V0a to trv them at our enure risk
1,'piiiH'i Inn-Hies lire verv pleasant to take.
they act ipi
llv ami biive
soothing.
strengthening
lu-iiliiik! inllneiK
the rn
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tiro mlestiiiiil tnii'l
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Monday hi mi" f
will pinchi"" ! i
stock of goi ils fur tl
ini'Te, where tui V
t- "nig jiiul mnuii r
ltuiuseur Store Co-i -
auy.
Miss Ve-tal, of Liberty, is visiting Mrs
H B Carter tliU week.
Mrs While, of (Jrahuin, mother of Prof V
P Wh'te, came last Friday to spend some
time in Ilamseur
Mrs J E Woosley and Miss Olivia visited
friends iu Urtenaboro last week.
Lee Mann, of Saxapahaw, came over last
Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs Emma
Mann
Mr and Mrs Arthut Wright and children,
of Greetisboro, are spending t few days with
relatives in town.
DrS A Uei.ley, of Asheboro, was in town
Sunday on professional business.
S D Scott, of High Point, epent Sunday
in town.
Rev and Mrs 0 W Eatmon, of Ore Hill,
visited relatives and friends lisrelaBt week.
Cedar Falls Notes.
E L Nelson has recently sold his store
here to C B Burns, of Asheboro.
Hay worth Allred is all smiles now. He
has a big girl at his house.
Ernest Allred, of - Randleman. is spending
a few days in town visiting friends.
W C Craven spent Sunday in Kandle
wian. J F Lane now has charge of the post
office.
Lewis York is making quite a success of
the beef market.
Ruff Brook-Banks is expecting to start a
grist mill here in the near future.
siugg's Creek News.
K L Keyser visited at M Ashworth's
Sunday.
Mrs Sam Hooker, of Asheboro, visited in
this community recently.
E Green, of Troy, is building in this sec"
on.
Mrs M Ashworth has the finest crop of
wheat in this section.
This cemmunity has had an epidtmic of
mumps an I whooping cough.
Misa Henrietta Ashworth visited at her
grandfather's, John Bean's Sunday.
Moaer-Stout.
Marritd at Liberty by Squire York, at Mr
Lane's Thursday the 4th, Mrs Rebecca Stout
of Kamseur, to D W Moaer, of Liberty.
Mrs Stout was a lady of exceptiobal char
acter, and Mr Moser is man that his com
munity is proud of. He has lead a quiet and
useful life, and their many friends hope for
them a long and happy life.
A Card ofTbanka,
We wish to express our sincere thanks
and gratitude to the good people of Frank
linville and Ramaeur, also to the lodges, I.
O. 0. F. K. of P. and B. R. T. for their
many kindnesses and sympatt y shown our
nephew, Oscar Weatherly, during his long
period of illnes.
Mr. and Mks. 1. M. Weatheii.t,
Franklinville, N. C.
Children Who Are Sickly.
Mothers who value their own comfort and
the w Hare of their children, should never
he without a box of Mother Gray's Sweet
Powdeis for Children, for use throughout
the reason. They Break up ' olds, Curt
Feverishness, Coiistipaiion, Teething Dis
orders, Uedi ehe and 8t"mach ' Troubles
THESE POW DERM NEVER FAll . Solo
by all Drug Stores, 25o. Don't accept an
substitute. A trial package will lie sent
FREE to any mother who will address
Ilea H. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Bids Wanted.
ffce Omroty Ootnmtsstooers of Randolph Co..
wtll meetv bit's for t e phtstertBp- of the ee
ennrt boon. Plans and ue-'.fkt'oti mav h
ore In Ute Reslster'a offlot. Bids should bt sub
wuutd n or oelnre April Mh. 1W. Tb rlsr1
t iuiii m it tnm jto v or all bids Addren
wvmiimutnutou to BourtU COintvQMnnuiwoD
" s, Astirbom, H. !
1 ' ThisKarckt, lWft,
Celebrated Hie Tth Birthday.
Oa last Friday March 12th, about 10
o'clock, the people began to assemble at B P
Alfred's for the purpose of oelebrating Unjle
Emsley All red's 97th birthday.
Some came in buggies, come in wagons,
some on horseback, while others same on
foot, until 100 arrived. About 11 o'clock
the carpenters began erecting a table 60 feet
long in the front yard. ' hen completed
the table was loaded antil it almost groaned
under the weight of the delicious viands
placed upon it.
Uucle Emsley was then brought out in a
large arm chair, and placed in front of tba
table. N C Allred, his oldest son, took a
seat on his right, and his daughter, Mrs
Samuel Underwood, and his son Bethel P
Allred, were seated on the left. Then Mr
Jesse Pugh took their picture including the
whole group.
After dinner the Lineberry String Band
gave some good music, while Uncle Emsley
chatted freely with a few old friends, telling
them that he helieil build the first cotton
factory in Randolph county at Franklinville
ami iiuiiy other nun stives of his early
life.
Anions the older people we noticed that
were present, were W I) Urownr and wife,
! A (iiisluiw and wife, J P ,iiu-lrry and
wife, Miollmi l.inelierrv und wife, W II
Al red hi .1 wife t not U
l.uit -lierrv ami
fe. I. lili Alln-d and n
in:, of I.ils-itv anil
fe. liev Mr .Vii
Mr M-itthews if
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Mar llein
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Academy Friday infill,
ute xp. ctinn to hear
Murcli Sti'h. W
si ne good niiiMr.
liev Mr Jordan tilled his regular appoint,
uient here Sunday and preached an excellent
sermon.
Hiss Bertha Ingram has been appointed a
lelegate from the Baptist Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society to the Convention at
nigh Point.
Several of our young people attended
meeting at Sugg's Creek Sunday.
Miss Willie Monroe has closed her school
at Canity and returned home last week.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Lucy, who h id been spending several days
with her.
Mrs RufusSpivy and children of Sanford,
are visiting her mother, Mrs Wright.
Mrs Mi slue Ingram Menard, of Virginia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs J T Jenkins.
Miss Lola Kelly spent Sunday with Mrs
Shields
J F Brewer, who has been employed by
Star Lumber Co, has accepted a position
with Aberdeen Lumber Co,
Mrs Ira tewart and children, of Jack
son Springs, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Annie Asbury, of Anbury, visited
her sister, Mrs Richardson, last week.
Kalelch News Aud Observer Is Giving
Away IO.OOO.
On of the most interesting things that
has erne to our notice for some time is the
Raleigh News and 0 server's great 10 000
voting contest. This contest opened Feb
uary 8, and will close April 25. The pro
position appeals to us as being mighty
clever and in keeping with :The Old Re
liable o reputation for doing big things on a
Dig scale.
For the purpote of increasing its circula
tion the News and Observer is going to give
away $10,000 in prizes. It has provided
what it calls three grand prizes, a 12.000
White Steamer touring car, an 1850 Kord
touring car and a Henry F. Miller $750
Grand piano But maddition to these three
the Olc Reliable is going to give away
forty one other prizes. It has divided North
Carolina into eight districts and five prizes
must go into each district The first pnts
in iuis uinwici is u fiw nprigui piano,
the second, a $200 diamond ring, the third.
a hank deposit of $100, the fourth a 100
buggy and the fifth, a $50 Turkish rocker
All of these prizes are to be won in this
disttict, bat in addition, everv contestant
has a chance at the throe Grand prix as
tally explained in the Mews and Observer
Votes are being secured in two wi: bv
clipping the daily ballots in each iasuo of
the .News and Observer, and by securi a
subscriptions, either old or new, to the
paper, votes are being issued on all paid
in advance subscriptions. It is about tho
biggest proposition trom a newspaper stand
point that we tver beard "fin tbia ooction
o the country. It s worth the time f aiy
of our readers to look the matter up ana
enter that contest I hers isn't any reason
hv two or three at least, of these prizes
thonldn't be won right hero by some by our
popular and en rgetic people.
Subscriptions Paid.
W V Smith. Joel Presne L J T Lowe, B
M Wall. H T Bray. Jesse Koeero. Mrs J
vVinmiigham, Mrs Jacob Coble, J tl tiough.
Ray Cranford, D J Ballard, Misa Uattis
Betts, Margaret Kimrry, U P Corwith,Tho
Reams, I W Purvis, W B Yarbrough, Mrs
(j C Phillips, D M Hollady, Neill Kidd, E F
Cox. E M Psrker. 8 O olborn. J P Fields.
D James, A H Reams, D B Burgess, A S
('alliontt. B r rage. Tamar Hill, Mrs 1 J
Fount, W m Lswience, E W Brown, Lilly
York, H F Ridge, L A Smith, A S Craven,
i W Jackson, N T Hinshaw, C L Hutchin
son, C Jarrett, N C Tn-gdon, A M Wil
limns, F L Yorn. .1 D IVac-, M L Ward,
lolin Cole, John Vn.icsnnon, J R Trojlon
"in Urivi'S, Willis Kolmg, R A Lineberrv,
0 Nixn. P L Jones, S M Caviness, Mrs C L
Winslow, EH ooiev. W T Bnrkhead
Thoni 's Nixon, J W Rush, E T McKinnon
i M Hesrne, M E SliamlMirger, W H lvd,
) T Yow, E S Ke .rns. W F Belo, D F Ash
nrn, J M Kanoy, B C Glass, Johu Pres
n.U.
Prof. Blair at Pair Vlsw.
Prof Frank 9 Rlsir, of Guilford College,
.poke to the Fair View Sunday School
lundity. Afterwards be addressed the
school and aaHienrst on " Pence Movemeut
f the World." Prof Blair hi one of our
Kreat Sunday Sckrol workers and defer?
re credit for the good work that he ii
FRANSXIHTILLE- NEWS.
Death of Mia Ellison Other Short
News 1 ferns.
Messrs. Clarence Parks, J L Phillips and
Miss Lena Severe noe left Monday morning
for the northern markets to purchase Spring
and Summer Goods for Franklinsvillo and
Randolph stores.
S L Welsh mado a business trip Saturday
to Worthville and other points in the inter
est of the Stuart book firm.
Miss Ila Jones has been very sick for a
few days.
Prof. D. M. Weathsrly went to Oreens-
boro Saturday.
VT. R Free, of High Point, has been in
the city a few days with his family.
The Masouio fraternity will meet in reg
ular session at the Masonic hall Saturday
night Every Mason is cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. Jane Elliott visited at High Point
last week.
Mrs. E. A Routh has returned from San
ford, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Teague.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Tool, of Coleridge,
visited relatives in the city Suuday.
W II Tippett has the contract for remod
eling several of th Franklinsvillo Manufac
turing Company tennt houses
Mi-s Lotianna Ellison died Wednesday
evening at the home of her father about one
mile -outb of this place, and wes interred
in the cemetery iH Patterson Grove Sat
urday by rho side of Iter mother, who had
preceded her to the great lieyond but a short
time. The funeral w conducted by Rev.
I. E. Weoilev. Miss Ellison was aoont 2-r
yens o il and was the daughter of Mr. J. W
Ellison, o.iu of our best citizens. Only a
fnw months apo she completed a business
course in Kind's Business College at. It.i!
ei;ii. She was loved mid respected bv u!l
,o knew li-r
o iMcrs :in i
Iv llii-s iuT, 1
She le v
host of
,.l who il
es a father an!
friend- who ml!
ive the sympathy
STAR ITEMS.
Millers' . Convention Personals ami
OtlierNew from Montgomery.
Miss Ethel Ki'l'y, of l'ineliurst, spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Kate Shields
Mrs II A, Jpivey and children, of San
ford, are spending some time with her moth
er, Mrs Wright.
Mrs Ira Stuart, of Jackson springs, is
isituig relatives in Star.
J L. Stewart returner! home oatiiMav
from Raleigh, where he bus been since the
Legislature met, '
On rrtday night, March Ma, there will
be a Fiddlers' convention held in the acad
emy here This is going to be a big thing,
nd a I who miss it will miss a treat
There will be 22.50 given away in prizes,
nd every one who can play the violin,
guitar or banjo, is requested to enter the
contest and try for one of the prize. The
prizes range trom ssbti to J.uu. i'ro
ceeds to go to improving the school building.
Farmer Items.
The Farmer Dramatic Club gave an en
tertainment at Denton last Saturday night.
Baxter Peacock, of Maxton, has been
spending some few days with hit grand
mother, Mrs. T. tl. fuller.
Pearl Cameron epent Sunday in Ieotlng-
ton.
Among those whcfcentered school here last
week are Misses Hallie and Msyuie Lackey,
Edith Parker, Blanche Parish and Blanche
biuott.
Prof. S. T. Laasiter and Miss Bertie
Hutching'' our music teacher, spent Snn-
dav in Denton.
Mrs. Francis Hubbard has just opened a
millinery shop in Farmer. .
lhe Jr. O. U. A. M it getting along very
nicely: There is now on roll sixty six mem
bers. Bob Fuller, the livery man of Denton.
passed through our place Monday en route
to Asheboro,
L K. Fuller is spending sometime in
South Carolina as traveling salesman.
The Farmer Athletio Club will give a
negro mwotrel snow in the auditorium
at Fanner Saturday night, March 27th.
The commencement at Farmer High
School will be on the 7th and 8th of A.pnl
AetiI 8th will be commencement day lha
attend mco at Farmer is the largest in the
history of the school, and they are striving
to give the best entertainment that has neon
iriven in the auditorium for some time
Farmer Cornet Band by bard work
through the Jfiuter, has a new selection at
music lor the spring work.
Beagrove, R F V No. S.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Bingham and children
wore tho guests of C T Luck last Sunday.
Mrs. Bingham and son, Barney, of Me
chanic, spent last f riday nnd Saturday via
itins her sister, Mrs L. I. Hrnnson
Messrs. K M and J T Cooper are buildiaff
a nice residence for r . Auinao.
P F Bean clooed a successful term of
school at Hopewell last Friday aud has re
turned home.
Tho ball same at Hopewell Friday eve
ning was very mutn enjoyed by all present
Uome seam. Holly.'
Miss Mary Branson has closed her school
at Piunh and returned borne.
Miss Heme Luck spent Mnnrtay witn
Misses Dora and Lillie Belle Vuceannon
Joha Allred of Asheboro, R F D No 1,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at Uhaa
T. Lock's. '
W J Snoncer of Hamlet, spent a few days
visiting in this oecuon last week.
Ht. UllwUI IUbbo.
SAt this request of several, the minstrel which
was given In February, was given over Friday
night. Tho receipts before was twenty seven
dollars and nineteen dollars this tune. It
f ivenfor tho benefit of tho Eastern Star. The
proceeds going towards the buildlug a home for
the old and decrepit member of the Eaateta
Htar, who are not atle to uport themselves.
Mrs WC Hammer, of Asheboro. spent Sunday
with relatives in Mt Qllead.
Hits McRae, rallltnur for J A McAuley, came
In from Baltimore Monday, where she ha heed
to purchase her spring hats.
Quite a crow-of our young people went up to
Wailevillc Haturtiay night to see (be play "Top-f
Turvy "
Bosk Creek News.
Mrajr Hayes and daughter. Mis Kltle. of
Mlllboro, visited at W H MoOanlePs last Friday
1 1 Push visited his sister, Mrs Calvin Smith,
at Danville, Va, '
Mr and Mrs Frank Pogh, of Mlllboro, . FD,
vlttted tkr daughter, Mrs 8 M Duderwuod, loot
sanday, !
Prof K C Hamilton, o( areoosbira, visited rela
Mvm In tb'S aeettoa lost week.
Mr and MrCH Walter, of, M0 louro, visited
relative In the eota m unity last Sunday.
We Solicit Your Fire Insurance
We Have a Line of the
Oldest and Strongest Companies in the World
Insure To-Day !
Tomorrow, the Fire May Have Come.
HAMMER & COMPANY,
Next to New Courthouse 'Phone 87.
CAR
OF HORSES COMING
R. R. ROSS, Asheboro, N. C.
RAMSEUR.
A Growing, Thrifty Town, a Good Market for
Everything the Farmer Has to Sell for
Cash or Darter and a Splendid Place
to Buy Goods-.
Messrs H. B. Carter and Charles B. Smith are now in
Northern Markets and their purchases will begin to arrive
next week. An experienced 'Milliner will arrive from
Baltimore in a few days to take charge of our extensive
Millinery Department.
We have addedlthe Ziegler and R. T. Wood & Co.'s
Ladies , Misses', and Children's Shoes and Sliopers, and
will add new lines in Men's and Boys' Shoes and Oxfords.
We can take your measure and insure you a perfect fit
m Tailor Made Clothing to Order, of your own selection of
goods.
We have different brands of Guano in Our
Warehouse.
Hats and Clothing on hand that have "Hung
Fire "At Half Price, and Shoes at a Great Reduc
tion. WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK.
RAM5EUR STORE CO.
Ramseur, North Carolina.
Grave Chapel News.
lmsley Allred celebrated his 97th birthday last
Haturd. J tue 18th Inst Quite a number of rela
tives and friends attended, and a sumptuous
dinner was served. Mr Allred llv a with bis
son, B P Allied.
Miss Margaret Walker visited Mrs J T Hayes.
of Mlllboro, last week.
A new boy arrived at the home of Geo W Pugh
recently.
The telephone line is being extened from the
Chapel to Lineberry station.
Joe 8alm na sold his plantation near here to
Louis York.
John Coble had his middle Soger torn 'oft
recently while hitching an unruly young mule
President Swain, of Anbeboro, preached a meat
Oieellentaermon hereon last Sunday to a large
congregation.
W A Mills, who died at Asheboro, was buried
here lust Friday.
LAND BALK.
Bv virtue of authority In the undemurned vested
by a decree of tbe Superior Cnort of Randolph
County in the special proceedings en titled Frauk
Free, jasepn Free, jr, Mary
liaae Tr w on etal.exparte.
atpnhHo sue o to the bighew bidder a' tie
Court Houe door in the mwuol Asheboro in said
C.xiuty on Saturday the 17th day of April Idea at
mociora m. tne uaos or pa rot i or iana lying
line thence East aloug said line lssl chains to a
stone in Taylors line, thenoe North 651 chains to
a macs J ca sprout in eaia use, inence wssi on
Bogsu's line rm Woolen's) 167 chains to (be
beginning containing nine (9) acres more or lew.
being tue tract on wnicn Josepn Free Kr
aides. i
It is valuable because it is within the corpor
ate limits of t e prosperous town of Hanaieman
ins we lotn any oi nsrcn isw.
KLIJAU MCFFl TV, Commissioner,
NOTICE.
Hsvl m aaallfled as administrator C. T. A. on
the tew uf Dr. Hubert J. Ma one. deceased, be-
I'ire W. C Hsmmonri, Clerk of tbe Superior
Court Rendolpn County. All persons hiving
Claims a 'ainsisain estsie are nunncn w present
Ihem to the un lefWgncd. duly vert Dei. o.i or be
fore J esoih day of MaicU 1(W or (his notice
will be plMwied in bar of their ivcoveryt aud all
perrinvnwiiiirMiid Mat will ui.uie orvranl and
msfce immediate settlemen'.
This Utli duy oi Mireh s
H.B ADUKIGHT.
A iinr. c. 1 . A.
tea
itrspiHs
roti TCr.PIO LTVtR.
A tasrsM Hvcraleraagvs the whole
systeaa, and prodoccs :
SICK ,Ttntfwri
Dyspepsia, CotKenert, Rke
cmUsm. Sallow Ski cud Pil.
Tteoro ts im better reney for ttwoe
cmenmdlmoethoa Da. TUTT'S
k UVPriX5,asatrtT.Uprirv,
Tc!L3'fI SuJjstitato. -
Having tost a car
load of horses in a
wreck last week and
having disappointed
many of my custom
ers, I have bought
by wire another car
load which I expect
to arrive by March
24th. ,
Entrance Examination Jan. 2d,
1908.
This ia our regular semi
annual competitive exam
ination and la open to any ,
person who wisheo to '
Lake it. No charge is
made to applicants.
Pccle Standard School of Commerce
and English. Greensboro. N. 0.
O k CiiX, r-resutent. T J ABM FIBLi, V-rr
W I AKMF1BLD, Jr., Cashier.
The Bank of Bandolph
Ciital and Surplus,
Total Assets, over
$50,000
$200,lHK).0
feel sale In saying we aie prepared and wUhut
to extend to our customers every facility aad ar
amnmodattou ooualsteut with safe banking. '
DIRECTOILSi
d. T. ,
T. H. Beddfna. Bent. Moflitk Hush
.Bedding, A. M. Rankin, K. M. , Arrnrtel(
C. J.Ooa. 0. K Cox. P. H. Morris, D. B. Moorery
a C. McAlisler. W. P. Wood.
m The person making the
IV highest average in arithme-
l tic and gram our will bo
1 entitled to a discount of
II 25 per cent.; the next id
II percent.; the next 10 per
If cent., on commercial-short-
fir bard schoIaisHp. Tl"ee 1
ff not 'aking exiMiiiiiution will I
U be charged full raiea Ap ' I
1 l-'j'arly for inforuutiiou.
Dr. S. A. HENLEY.
Phyetcton and $qr
. . ASHCBQRO
HARNESS!
HARNESS!
Haying: opened a first-dais liar.
nest making- and repair shop in
Asheboro on North Street, fust
north of the Postoffice, I solicit
your patronage.
A large stock of Harness,
Bridies. Saddles. Blanket.:
Robes, Whips, Collars, Etc.
The shop is attended bv 'an er-
pert harness maker who will do
all repairing on hort notice.
bee us at once if cui an any
thing in the harness line.
S. E. RIGHTS.
ASHEBORO, N. CAROLINA
Free Copy Books and
Drawing Books.
We have some tree copy books and
drawing books left for our customers.
If you are not one of our en- ;oui..
ers it will p.iy yon to liocmne one at
onee.
We have the liirg.t ami be-t R(
hvtid Niocli of Drugs, Mi-ilifines
S'lilioirry, Ledgers, Uhu.k Hooks,
ttc, in this section of I in- M-(o.
VVe me olTering souk rpecial
prices on
Hard Rubber and Elas
tic Trusses.
All kindx of Stock Powders, Poultry
Foods, Harness Soap, and Harness
Blacking at less than cost.
We lead in all kinds of fount
drinks.
Come to see us.
Standard Drug Co.,
Asheboro, N. C.
Furniture
and
Undertakin
Oar buyer has iust shinned m
from the furniture centers a large as
sortment of
Bed Room Suits
Lounges
Chairs and Rockers
1 Chiffoniers
and other Furnishings
We are offering tho m at quick sale
prices. We can cave you money, and
money saved is money mads
Seems.
J. W. JOLLY & CO.,
Asheboro, N. C.
The
BANK of RANDLEMAN
Randleman, N. C.
Capital and Profits $18,M.
4 Per Cent Interest
Paid on Time Deposits.
BRYANT, N. N. NEWLTN ,
President. Vlce-Pres,
J. II. COLE, Cashier.
rtorh Osrollna
Randolph t unatr.)
In tbe Superior Court,
Before he Clerk.
Mikdae Webster and Husband)
laluat W Usler, )
vs.
M ly Cox and Husband -hh)
50 TICK or
PUBLICATION.
ox, jonn uaie, J. u uariei
Carrie Smelly and Husband)
Henry Smally. Eraanuk
Cagle, Jettie Allred aud )
Husband Jaaie Allred. t
Auuis Barker and Huabaodl
Bd. Barker.
The defendants, J LCaile JohnCn)s, Carrie Smal
ly and ausba iu tieury Smally, aim liraMus Caale,
will take notaoeihat an ai u u cull tie j aabovehas
been commenced in che Superior Cooit oi Ran
dolph County to sell a truci ol mud in Randolah
furtlic-r lake untli e that they are required to ap
pear on tlieSkl day of April, luoa, at the offlne of
the Clerk of the Suierlor Ceurt of Randolph
County. North Carolina, at the courthouse In
A.hrboro and answer or demur to the omplaint
in this cause, or the p)al"iift will apply to the
uouit lor tbe relief demanded in raid complamt.
W. C HAM MONO, C. 8. 0.
This the 5th day ol Mamh, 18U9.
Homme r (Si Kelly,
Attorneys at Law,
Asheboro. N. Cak.rolina
'Phone No. 5.
Will Practice in all Courts. Special Attention
to&ettlcment of Estates,
N. PCOX,
.Jewe'er
Asheboro, N. C
I I S f iTr ntimss8smsm
sum I lu s"
S' Farm cr Bssslgsma
(or sale. Not porticnlar about kteaHon.
wish to hear from wm only who
will sell Olioct tobxtyoT. Give prtoe,
description aud atah, whoa posaiaisfcjis
oaa bo bad. Addraaa.
oarryiagea. . . . .
John FoMN of Pleasant OsrJan, was la the
'ii l Oarbyaklrs, Dsak eoa RsehssMr, N. T.
eotnaani;t last tjctaraay. - " -
fewA'bb-.. S1W.