HID CARTHAGE MM...
W. B. MCNEILL, Editor nd Proprietor.
Carthage, C June 21, 1005.
STKIX'K BY-LIGHTNING.
The Queen City is becoming a
torm center. A dry hot spell
dfvelopes electricity. Sincethe di
spell thai city is charged with
"white lightning," which is escap-
tli sharn reports through
l.lind tigei's"' and lrug stores
Supplementing this furor are all
the electric lines running from the
electric developing power on - the
. , 1 a
Catawba river, lhen behold : a
Hash of forked lightning
r-
vosterday, came dashing over
.l.l'.C. wire, tinged with "liar,'1
fuming with "scoundrel" and
'hypocrite" and smelling of "dog"
and "polecat," and .struck oneMc
lw.lunv. We wait to hear from
a possible greasy pot left.
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LavVuPatty by the Block diilb- Billy Berry Grower oil the e An jayapw mcautllul
Personals and Other Intel"- Derryousmes-niauu3c. . T
, . Te 1 - . , . Other Items,
estinef ..News at, TVi;r.; Wo. nntj m last
ThcrCWrenareDrk week's paper that Mr. John Ber- pSSiMi S
ryman, of Cameron, gavehis views Prof. Palmer Dalrymple, of . Tones-
Book Club for the purpose of and experiences of the berrying boro, superintendent of Carbon
raising funds to beautify the school business of Moore county, not the ton graded schools, attended the
grounds. There has, recently been underground kind, but the dew-ber- .Te?h
ports a good session and about
soiirrtkN mis niMMi:
Movement oi People-To Vole
on $10,000 Bonds- Business
- Life and Improvement.
Mrs. K. M. FcrguMn has re
turned from a two week's visit to
Washington, D. C.
C. L. Haynes was in Charlotte
two days this week as a represen
tative to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge K.ofFs.
31r. and Mrs. Brewer, of Car-
added to this club a V lllagelmprove- - business. Judging from
..,nnf laT.artmPTll'. urhfVSA hllSlflPivS it I i . , i 1
7 - his name we would taKe n inai ne i5oo Dresent.
LntThat ffi mit nded, had been in the-berry business all - S.&jJ hours in town
.1 a 1. 41 1,1 KaiTofnnnH hie lifa prpn from thft ParilPSL eX" OUriilU5 UJUIU1 OHXUr- "v" o. V . XJ. Ilftl Ut
mill I i in v i i i uuiu jiuv uai v ivwuv iiw ' - i ... - m 1
a nmre urKent calUhan the school -DCe up to the present time, and day was ccas,o f-W-. .
building and erounds. more that would remain in it "TJZZlZ we7e ,n'tv,7Z
Thpfamilvof Rev Mr Kilgore " 47 j--0 Uves near Jonesooro, iook pnotos """'w
rrWIk,dwiU regardless of weather conditions, f the ch h and Sunday school business
laketheirhome at the Parsonage brands, markets, or anything else classes; This flourishing school xr-f
L. Jpence,
eek on letral
The committees mentioned
this paper last week appointed re
'sportively by the town and county
commissioners, to have charge of
improving the public square, met
Saturday and all were present. It
was estimated that to make any
thing like ample changes and im
provements would require $500,
and the committee appointed by
the county commissioners made a
report recommending that the
county commissioners appropriate
to be used with $250 to be
applied by the town to make . the
improvements. The committees
suggested that to proceed proper
ly a civil engineer should be em
ployed to lay off the square into
walks and road ways. Knclosing
the court house will be built a
wall of concrete inside of which
rich dirt will be placed and grass
sown.
To have this improvement, and
to remember the appearance of
the square as it now is, will be the
best way to realize the propriety
of making this little appropriation
to neat and well kept public ap
pearance. The appearance and
cleanliness of the court house and
nUic public square is a constant and
prominent index to the prevailing
and dominant sentiment of the
people of this county and we hope
that the county commissioners
will make the appropriation, and
see that the work is done.
ai 1 1, c i" ."-j- i i i, ; n Ln I i nnu- a -i i r n i0n i
i ii t tkQ PoiAnairo Dranos. marKKUj, ur au v iuiuk cc classes; jluis iiuuiiMiuiif scnooi I J'M-" in&ci iur
hprrv has sixtv-one nunils and an aver- McNeill s township, asoisted bv
Tnr me summer liic muicn jl tuc mai tuui iu uiovvuif,v . . - i r- , t ' . - . "
IfLulTriuv: rKPrvd L. '.;i fii Krvincr nf age of about forty. M. S. Brad- ?nk Pope was in town Friday and
.UCUIUUBIMIUIII iw "hi'- ' UiltU, UUIU uuai "'J -"d ,- . j - rr(l hiolnnal' .t n ., ..
nUm;nhmi. npw hnmp which , i l- u . . i ley supennienuem,, ivieiunj mora- i""u'uaJ ""b i'
forthemin thei, new home wr": the body which must return to . P' Thomas, choir Henry Weber went to T
was a coruiai auu uiconauc . ,i. 1T u i : , ' m, ' ... i..n-
u nn,rnmorc muiuci couiu aav.... , leaaer. Aiiss iiim i nomas orsan- f. im ihmcuk vs
1 Mkl iuiwin of Rockingham, he is not in the berrying business kt, Miss Jessie Kelly, J. C. Thorn- Troy, Weber and Knight make a
has been visiting lier sister, Mrs. of Moore county, only that he has as and other teachers are good S,
r- n ... it u i i I sphonl workfirs. Itev. li. lown
,nm rage roruwpwi a Drana anagoi n oy acciutut , nub j . rr l" r horp rlr-o t i .u.;" . ti
Miss Mabel Johnson left batur- tn OVAn nfUert,iSe. his seu" 1S . u? uia au.u V' : ':,ru- ?M lJ-n Xl uiaV
,1.... mPir fnr ii s uirt.v sit to re- ... successiui leauer ami eiiniusiasuc . r"J"-
i .1 :.. " .! ITX..1 business or name by even having a ffork :n the' Masters vinevard. and boat riding.
I" 111,1 ivjnv.v . . -11 II., . i .li 1 I I 1" f fi i .1
vino ri w rvpnantrh of Ken-1 simple brand, so easily ana simpiy tiolly opnngs ana tnis cuurcn are proprietor or me
son, is visiting her sister, Mrs. obtained with out money and with planning to ouna a parsonage. iMT",;,'" 1 "lc ; 'V uw
Stanley. ... out price. And thenonesodurable w"1 Pro?aD1?
J. McN. Johnson and children , . per or Broadway. m r-i ,
ntthecrreaternartof last week and lasting. . Aftera year in college at Ashe- summer Jlr. diesis a popular
'..I c,,fi.rwU n littl nleaxure We beg to suggest to Mr. rier- vilJe Misses Jennie and Annie hotel man and will do well in that
nHnv ' ryman that it would be wise to Shepherd have returned home, mountain resort. lie carried
Vf loo K utn lipiirn i'Qu in tiwn o vdqp u enrm k' nf trnn. ASneVU 6 IS a niC6 CUV IU1U IIS OUlr aiiittiiBiiuiu III IIUH'I
. . t .1 -j. i. " " " " . i l- ,r , K;i,f !. here
liliT US ItKVIVi:.
A 1 1 i. 1 1 tnrAiA(f I - - , . -
iwo uavs last wcck in ui sers anu brand them for the year,
. t " f IX' HAVltAf 1
or me .viasonic paiwr. iici-i 0Krtllf r y iJ'" r. .. X . ..... "T"' .
H,f shp wn pnllAdhnme sudden v ucvvuclllco can have a hne view ol the city and P0"1 great acuvuy inese uays
from here tiv the dangerous illness thirty days in the year and we of- surrounding country. This scene- .Besides supplyingthe local demand
of her nephew. fer this suggestion that he may be ry is hardly surpassed by the fa- for crates he ships large quantities
sure to keep his brand ever and naous Alps.
edi fht t-e: ', ;'. ...
ThS frhit frdm the Vad Lindley
orchard and Bilyew's 'Pine Knot
Farnf this reason will be loaded
at th Van Lindley orchard in re
frigerator cars and carried over
the trolley rpad and Page's road to
Aberdeen. This will save the
haulinir and handling of the fruit
so much and will arrive on market
in better condition. The estimat
ed fruit crop of these two farms is
30 car loads.
Spies Items.
Farmers in this section are busy
gathering small grain. I his crop
is not cood. but the corn crop is
promising.
A number of people from btar
attended services at Brown's chap
el Sunday.
M. L. Freeman is at home this
week harve&tiog week.
H. H. Freeman, d .spite the un
favorable season has corn silks in
his field.
Mr. Julius Cox was here Mon
day.
Mr. Thomas Luther, who has
been in visitnig his father-in-law,
passed here Monday on his way to
Mt. Gilead.
W. W. Baldwin is doing a fine
saw mill business.
Stock law is the principal topic
of discussion at present, in this
section.
to other fruit sections.
W-l.l : I In .Illlv tia llltli tha oitivnnc v
continually before the public eye, LJ recently visi?ed his Southern Pines will vote upon the
mai ii may las irom uue scasuu vu fater 'Mr. J. J; Weldon, near question oi issuing $10,000.00 in
the other. We feel sure he will Salem. bonds to extend the water and
make a success of thebusiness with Robert Howard, of the Lonely sewerage system of the town.
the prominent brand that he has section, says his crops are as good pan;pnJrf.ea number of visitors
j A.u ut,J as they were last year, but that the each jear makes it necessary to
: f. lm anu m.nftrallv urn ltf nw n vpr- increase the water supi) v an the
stopped over on his way home so weU how a berryman feels ns- affe He had cotton uares about bealth of the people demands more
Mrs. Dixon of, Raeford, was in
town one day last week on her way
to Missionary Conference at Ashe
ville
Miss Effie McNeill, of Robeson
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs
N. W. Gilllis.
We were Dleased to see the edi-
j.
Eagle Springs Items. red juice.
I -m -m-r . . m w
Messrs. H. A. and C. T. John- VVe rather think that .Mr. rier-
f rom Raeford. where he had been ing early to gather the lucious red May 25.
in thejnterestof his paper. staining fruit, not having time to Every time J. 1. Kelly s farm
Mr. J. W. Massemore, of Bis- eat and working late into the bell rings for dinner MiHards jen-
coe, was m town last rriaay. .,. A - clll, Q nei orays, ana me noise isuutm
Dr. Alice Johnson was in town i- - ali rausical.
last Friday on professional busi- only to dream ot the large ripe Ernest, a colored youth, says he
ness. fruit hanging on the vines full of gjt the joke on Mrs. T. He asked
if those peaches were to eat. ohe
said "Not for niggers." He said,
"Ac T am nnt. a nitrcr!' I'll llflVP
m . I J.. 1 11111 1 1 U A A U -r IB m. a
son,werein town Monday. ryman, instead ot dreaming ot the some anu Hberallv helped him
Mr. Lux Cross, of Sanford, was large ripe berries, would if allowed self.
here Thursday in the interest of to sleep at all, dream of nice berry Crops have greatly improved re-
1,:.. . Urf.ps. larcrp. refriorerfttor ears nil cently.
ilia v;vmuaii.v . ' - - ,- i . , . T . l
. . . . . ... i i ik. . : i.,i l l -a : i .v. iiaiiiuiuii luaiiuira m.-i
Miss Anna Mutts visitea ner ui uu uiuc aim uam.s , . - . . Ju
brother, Mr. J. C. Stutts, near coming in late at night with nura- i He calls it 4 kThe second bles-
Blink, Friday. berless ciuanities of them; might sing." Mrs. Mary Thomas also
Miss Fannie Martin, of Blink, see truck load after truck load of manured her cotton second time.
, i , . . . , -l . . i
t.fAr,l m-Di.V.nfD ar A cnont fliorlav hp.rrv orates on WBrphniisp t.rnnlre I t resident JlidwardS, OI the A. 3c
0U1UU.UUV,IV UllUOU. I 1., 1 t 1 'il, V Tl
tt. i i i. t.i I v. 1 ... j :i Jlvv uuiaiucu wim . xx. ioi-
rriuay on ner way nome iromxwu- M ". uC iuU u, m.u imii- fo cross tie timber. There
eigh, where she has been for treat- ed down tor shipment. Afterthus js mxicl valuable timber in Cape
ment for her eye. dreaming and waking to find his Fear township. A large quantity
Mrs. Ann Martin, who has been dream a stern reality instead of a of this timber is annually wasted
here. helnW to nurse her son. dream: miffht he not well and tru- In maKing raus w ience oui scruu
, x j, --i 7 i . i. i : i .
Mr .T P, irt;n for t.hp nftt. wPPt lv call himself Mr. John Rprrv- ttim. luuia
... . - instead of having good stock in
returned te her home at Ukeewe- man, ot Cameron, Moore county, pastures, as is the case in most pro-
sewerage accomodations
The shipping of blackberries
from this point was alout conclud-
Mother's Ejarl
woo ii Mormri bam i wnmm
mummima Am immAmr. mo im rum
mowtm that comi ma rom that
SCOTT'S EMULSION
uumm rum murm mrmmmarM ao
hcmj turn nut but mo mmcmmmMr rom
rum mbaltm o morn m OTHK.it am 9
CHILD.
Chad for frw nmpl. a
SCOTT &. BOWNE, CWnWa.
401415 Pearl Strm. Nw York.
oc. aod i.oo ; ill drvgfWu.'
Carthage people might wel
heed the suggestion for Sanford
published in the Express-In these
words: .
()ne of our leadingfccitizens re
marked to us the 'other day,
."Why don't you advocate,
through the columns of your pa
per, the organization of an im
ir.)vement assoc iation for Sanford.
An organization of this kind is cer
tainly needed here' Yes, an or
ganization of this kind is needed
,in Sanford and might result in a
great many improvements being
made in the town, among them
better st reets and sidewalks and a
park. If our busjness men will
only get together and organize
J these improvements .will probably
follow.
I Why not revive the Car
thage Improvement Association?
Through thjs medium a hotel was
built here a few years ago which
vas a great credit to the town and
this whole community began to
feel a stronger pulse beat in busi
ness activities. Had it not burn
ed, by this time the good results
to the community of the hotel in
.pur midst, drawing and attract
ing men and money, would be
prominent facts,
j On account of the court house
being the town, many prominent
ami monied men are forced to
come here and if all these could
be induced to go off and tell of
their pleasant stay in Carthage,
there would be no better adver-
lsement.
nee Saturday.
We are glad to know that Mr.
J. C. Martin is improving,
Mr. Harris Howell, of Troy, and
Miss Anna Bailey, of this place,
were married at Troy Wednesday,
June 14, 1905. This was quite a
surprise to many of her friends
here.
Rev. Mr . Moore,of WesternNorth
Carolina, preached a very able ser
mon at the Methodist church here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Howell, of
Troy, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ho
well's father Mr. Daniel Bailey.
Mrs. Wm. Blake is right sick
at her home near here we are sor
ry to note.
Miss Mittie Bailey is real sick
we regret to learn.
This will Never Do!
News and Observer says:
j 'The negro baseball team was ar
rested a few days ago on a charge
of vagrancy. Two of them were
fined 15. while the other seven
were let off with a warning.
The conviction was secured under
the strict law of 1905 relating to
vagrants.
Some of this vagrant law would
help about Carthage. Iet it le tast
ed, squiro.x.
i The Baptist Mid-Summer
meeting logins at Jackson Springs
Tuesday evening. June the 27th.
I .Mr. .John I ampbell has bought
.from Mr. Geo. Cole.ofCarbonton.
2-8 of the Carbonton water pro-
tumult s mm ne now owns
of tins property.
I 1.1 Y m . . .
.nna i,. McKae, the daughter
of our barU'r,!). J. McRae, has ar
rived home from Scotia Seminary
hi vyoncoru, where she has. been
in school for the last four vears
She graduated on the 7th of this
month and is now prepared to be
of great help to her race.
North Carolina. erressive communities. We will do
We leave it for your readers to better in the sweet by and by
Personals.
G. Carter was.
say whether he has really got the
right name signed to his article or
not.
Billy Berry Growter,
Cameron, N. C.
Pleads for Conservatism.
in town
Mr. W
ast week
. Mr. Jas. Fagan, of Aberdeen,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr. Owen Priest is very sick we
are sorry to state.
We are sorry to state that Mai.
W. C. Petty is not so well. .
Judge Mclver and Miss Mar
garet Mclver returned home Tues
day.
Mr. A. A. Buchan and Miss
Blue, of Lakeview, were in town
today.
Messrs. Levi Garner and H.
C. Howard, of Noise, were here
yesterday.
Miss Nell Smith, of Rocking
ham, is visiting Misses Annie and
Mary Worthy.
Mrs. T. P. Jerman, of Raleie-h
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. C. Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burns" have
gone to Rightsville, N. C. to spend
i l . i
a iew aays visiting.
Misses May Kelly; Chattie May
llannon and Mr. Pierce Womack
spent Sunday at Lakeview.
.Miss Ola Edwards, who has
been visiting Miss Janie Under
wood returned home Monday.
Mrs. A. H. McNeill, who has
been visiting her! sister Mrs
Worthy, of near Jonesboro, re
turned home Tuesday.
Book on California
ob pages, b illustrations. De-
suiiufs iauiurma ana tne route
there. Chicago Milwaukee and
M. Paul, Union Pacihciand South
ern Pacific Line.
This is the route of The Over
land Limited. Leaves Union Pas
senger Station, Chicago. 6:05 p. r
daily. Arrives San Francisco the
pnira aay in time for dinner. Cal
ifornia book sent for 6 cents post-
age. r . a. jviiiier, , lieneral Pas
senger Agent, Chicago, or W. S.
Howell. 381 Broadway, New York.
Work on the power plant and
dam at Buckhorn Falls is progres
sing. I was told over 75 hands are
at work there.
James and Clyde Dalrymple and
Oscar Coneland caught a fox Sat
urday night.
John H. Smith has lost several
hogs recently by cholera.
realtor Ot the Blade, learfeir: arPAnshnrn. snent sPVPral davs vis-
I " 1 "I ' "
une ot your correspondents iting her brother, John A. Dalrym-
seems to think that the moral tone pie, in Jonesboro, and arrived at
of Carthage would be improved ner father's, N. A. Dalrymple, on
by administering some sort of law ouM' CT ? v V Twi i.
, . , . Rev. J. L. Foster, of Raleigh,
ana oraer tonic. pastor of Shallow Well Christian
His suggestion that the ladies church, preached at Broadway last
take a hand in dealing out broken Sunday evening.
dosps of this sompwhnt. vnmip n. Miss Ossie Mclver, of Jones-
fi.vin-.in Arc f ofli DOro was visiting in this commun-
.. , . , , , . . ity Sunday.
v.x . v.. ' me A. & VV. ity now carries
of things as applied to this parti- freight to Jonesboro and Sanford.
cular case.
Wo wont f; J Jesup Uems.
i w kj t uuv iiv wuiiv iiavivii KJl I
many lease display. Kev- Al. D. McNeill, of San-
I am in favor of letting things ford' wl11 Preach at Cedar Grove
take their eonrsp on baturady before the second
wm I .
The personnel of the present Sunday in J uly, at three o'clock in
board of commissioners is a suf- the evemng-
ficient guarantee that we shall en- rror- - K- t5lackman,of Smith-
joy all the privilege we are en- Vllle' returned home last
titled to. Saturday to spend a few weeks
Our interests will be protected with his father, J. F. Blackman.
in a manner that will not entail the Prof- Blackman has been teaching
attendant train of embarrassing sc1ko1 in Georgia for the last three
consequenpes which always follow P ears ana 18 among tne best teach-
a reform crusade. - Klt m uie ow.
These spasmodic reform move- w- w- Wadsworth spent Satur-
ments are, as a rule, but a poor da' and Sunday at home.
substitute for an intelligent, prac- Graves Lawhon and sister, from
tical, adjustment of existing condi- near Cameron, visited the family
Conviction Follows Trial
When buying loose coffee or anything your grocer happen
to have in his bin, how do you know whit you ire
getting ? Some queer stories about coffee that is sold in bulk,
oould be told, if the people who handle it (grocers), cared to
speak out.
Could any. amount of mere talk have persuaded Twntmn of
housekeepers to use
Lion Coffee,
the leader of all package coffees for orer a quarter
of a century, if they had not found it superior to all other brands in
Parity, Strength Flavor and Uniformity?
This popular micccm of LION COFFEE
mam be due only to Inherent merit. Tfcero
Is so troager proof of merit Uu coa
tlaned ud Increasing popularity.
If the verdict ol MILLIONS OF
HOUSEKEEPERS docs not convince
yon ol tne merits ol LION COFFEE.
It costs yon bat a trifle to buy a
package. It Is the easiest way to
convince yourself, and to make
yon a PERMANENT PURCHASER.
LION COFFEK U told only in 1 lb. sealed package,
and readies you aa pare and clean as when It left out
factory.
Lion-head on every package.
Bare these Lion-heads for Talrable premiums
SOLD BY GUOCERS
FVFPVWlTiTDr
VV "W00LS0N SPICE CO.. Toledo. OUo.
1
tions by level headed business men
such as compose our town council.
These gentlemen have the inter
est of Carthage at heart and have
the moral courage to uphold its
dignity and good name.
If "T" will compare our town
. ,1 !iL : 1. i ?i
tuuay wilu wnat n was two or
of M. A. Shields on Saturdav and
Sunday.
A. h.. Tyson and O. U. Alexan
der, of Gendon, visited the family
of J. F. Blackman Saturday and
returned Sunday.
Miss Katie M. and John Murd
AVadsworth, of Jesup, visited Mr.
three years ago, I think he will and Mrs Thomas Stuart last Sat-
admit that the rough element is not urday-
so much in evidence. Capt. E. J . Harrington visited
The bunch of booze fhrhters oursection last Friday and reported
whose rancorous singing torment- fc Irs Harrington is mprov
ed the summer nio-ht t t.bo mS some
riod have passed away, forever, it
is hoped.
Peace and good will to all men
reigns supreme.
It would be a wise policy to let
well enough alone.
'" S.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism
ana neuralgia racueally cures in 1
to 6 aays,
l ...
Among some or the prominent
men from Deep river township
who attended the commissioners
meeting on last Saturday were: A.
.1. Jones and Dr. M. E. and L. B.
Street, of (jlendon, C. A. Jones,
of Haw Branch, Geo. H. and
James RVLewis, of Jesup. ,
Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, BleedingorProtrud-
inff Piles. Dmo-o-isr. refnnA
Y , . I o -r ' .a-a U1U11CJ .11
Its action UDon tho svs. Paxo Ointment fails to cure anv pa.
tern is remarkable and mysterious. ??$?Lot Z.lonS standing, in 6
ii removes at once the cata nA jrJr-' ttFP"uon gives
njjlr- . i cause and ease and rest. 50c. If your drureist
the disease immediately disappears, hasn't it send 50c in stamps an$H
lhebrst dose greatly benefits. 75c ili be forwarded posfc-paid by Paris
and $1.00. Sold by Chas. Cole & Medlclne Co., St. Louis, Mo. .
Co, druggists, Carthage, N. C. JTay your subscription.
Closing Out Sale
OF-
Men's and Boys' Clothing
In order to close this line out we will make sacrifice
prices i
MKVS SUITS $5.00, now $4.00.
7.50. now 5.00.
10.00, now 7.50.
12.50. now 9.50.
To any purchaser of a $5.00 suit we will give them a
Hat worth 1.50 to $2.00.
IN MEN'S SHOES
we have a broken lot of the T. I). Barry & Co. and Colo
nial line, which retailed at $:j.50 and $4.00, which we will
close at $2.60 and $3.00. The stock is all fresh, left
over from last season's trade, and must be closed up be
fore our fall season begins.
Heavy Brown Sheeting,
one yard wide, bi cents yard.
30 inch lawas, worth 10 and 12j
cents yard, now going at 5 and
; cents.
It will Pay You to Call and See Us.
Patch'sDepartmentStore
Southern Pines, N. C.
DP- Y0 WANT
TO kwbw
WHY
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9.
TOBACCO
is the lartoi s lier. cut out this advertisement
and send, to U -r wr.ii 2c t:ta::ip, to R. J. Rey
nolds Tobi:co Oi.. Win?. 3n-3ilem. N. C. and
they vill ;r i'cj vc sa.iiple of this tobacco.
Writ J yv Ji nn.uand address plainly.
FLOUR !
Have jut received a fresh hit
NELLIE KING and ARM
AND HAMMER FLOUR
BEST ON THE MARKET
aid wll it cheap- 6.2i Tor N. K.
iimJ f-ijo fur Arm & Hammer.
(irti. Oats. meal. al the U-st
Shlpstuff at lowest irK"e r4lJ.
All klinls Fresh riuiel
TtliTO from 2V. up. Slw zs
Mrtmeiit of 1jars. It. It. mllU
Snuff . Knameletl aie.
ttlavsware a n tl crockery.
REMEMBER
I guarantee everything I m-II or your money luck If tKt tat Isfartory.
Highest market price ialcl for Ileeswax aitd Wool.
Yur for ItiiftfneNK.
B. HURWITZ.
Middlk Stikk ix Nkw Hkick Ik'ILDIM;.
PIANO PERFECTION
I lijrhest artistic standard of manufacture and
skill Is embodied in the Kranich and Bach,
the Stultz and Bauer, tlte Packard, or Belhr
Bros. Deal with tne direct, you save the ex
jiense of a salesman.
E. M. ANDREWS
Furniture, Carpets, Shades to Order.
Formerly of lharloUe, imi tf
GREENSBORO, N. C.
WHEN YOU GO TO
RALEIGH
call and bisj-ct our
la rye and attractive
stork of
CLOTHING,
HATS. SHOES.
UNDERWEAR.
Trunks, Valine. I'mUcUa. Kub
tjer clothing, iioots aitd iSltoe.
Our tailoring department In
complete with tlie Ijest line of
up-to-date Woolens.
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Always Remember the Foil Kamo
II native gromo (Quinine
Cures q Cold in One Day, Grip mTvo