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--V;t-W a'iV 'Avaite pbvtsiciau : earner second'
Items cf acm Intertft Wippcd gQ pferiptKnfi,t Wlj
ilafeaict EI
Jfts. liViftite was1 in low nv IftoiS.
day. He' MWliil
been resiuiugafe j.iujciiviuiiBuuj
months but expect toiT-go toVKara-i
seur in ' .few days, The Many
frienda of M$ White will beglad
to learn that-she is very iniich im-
proved in health
Uranam riqisery- UI vxmpany
is 'incorporated the first of the
. TT - ' 1 1 " r
was
week -The raiU: will be locatedliere
The capita stotik-authorized isf 25
000. Messrs. iWF. Blackmou, A
M. Hadlevind Chas. C.'Thwnpson
are the lncqrpmrs 4Tecon
pany will erect buildings and beg
jet buildings and begin
busi ness as, soon las possible.
Siler Cttj firtt ij
A field composed of Baptist chur
cbesfof BUef, qjtyiili6vesi Creek;
Mt Vernon 'Springs and Liberty,
have formally cled I&vC. A. G.
Thomas of Mbntoe; to the- pastorate
of their respective '.churches. They
will be indeed fortunate if Rev Mr.
Thomaai acpts.for he is a splendid
speaker, deep thinker and consecrat
ed Christian preacher. .
Leilsstsa Dispatch
Survey is belqg made for the
lines of . the Southern Power
Company which pass ttuough
town connecting the three cotton
mills. Sentiment is growing for
the use of this power instead of that
furnished by the municipal y plant,
which, argue some," "is ' Costing the
community several thousand dollars
a yeaf more than it "pays. I "
One day last week while at work
building a house near .Cravef .& Zim
merman's store Messrs iEd ;Wagner
and Joe and Luther Sink were pain
fully injured in the collapse of 1 the
scaffold on which they were stand
ing. None, however was danger
ously hurt. The carpenters fell a
distance of about 1 2 feet and were
lucky to escape as lightly as they
did. '
lalelgh CascisUB.
Hubert Edwards who has beeu
charged .With -keeping a - disorderly
house at his. restaurant opposite the
city market has left the city' and his
whereabouts are unknown to the aus
thorities. ' - i; ''y 'X'' :.
The head office oty .the: -Virginiar
Cotton lills, have been moved from
Kaleigh to Swepsinville, Alamance
County. Geo. Thompson, Vice
President of the Company has mo v
hh family to Swepsonville where he
will re-ide in the future...
Wilkes Patriot
While a large crowd was witness
ing the "old plantation" show at the
fair one evening last week some ot
the seats broke down precipitating
the occupants to the ground .some
force. Mrs T. V. Ellis ot North
Wilkesboro was caught bcneathsome
of the timbers and right painfully
though perhaps not seriously hurt.
William Pearson of Moravian
Falls ran across and put out of busi
ness huge rattler the last uf the
week near his home. The reptile
was three feet and five inches . long
a id was tully two inches across
the bak. It. carried eleven prattles
and a button Incidentally we re
call that anunsuallyriarge .number
ot rattle snakes are reported to have
been killed in this county this year.
Lee Coantr Times.
Rev Broadway, Primative 'Bap
tist preacher from Burlington will
preach in Sanfordj Thursday night
Oct. 14th the place for holding ser
vices will be announced later.
Deputy collector J. B. Holland
and Deputy Marshal V. J. Sloan
made a raid in the upper part of
Moore county a few days ago and
captured a whisky still and about
400 gall ns of beer.N The opera
tions succeeded in escaping.-
Greensboro Patriot ' ,
Hon Cyrus B Watson of Win?-ton-Salera
is iu the city attending
Federal court. Heappears to have re
covered entirely from his recent ill
ness and hi. friends here are delights
to see him in his accustomed vi
gor both body and mentally.
For the past two or three months
there has been a steady increase in
the sale of whiskey on prescription
hi Greensboro the increase for Sep
tember being especially noticeable.
I'uring the pat month 71 'physici
ans wrote prescriptions for; a little
more than 100 gallons as against
S gallons in August and 75 gallons
in July.. A colored physician head-
1 the list in September, writing 751
ctioes;flo jf the
grtenamlierjof prescriptionsV
f i. iThe localrJmjRirs are-pjanuihg ttf
ycni-WjfiltfcsmThank;
giving -da) jand hoist an :i American:
hiverthy uewt scnbor ' bujjMing
Every-Junio Order lodge , in ;th
county vwill he in vi Wf& 'participate
A-child MHihkintleK35dr?W5
v5yd BurtG were bit by dogsajH
inert to KaEgigh to the: tfasteur Inn
stitute. A mad stone which belong!
ed to the .late J. . C. Mills .was applil
ed and stacki''Taepaents are get
tuig-along nicely 'under the treats
m,ent-they are-receiyipg te rTn4
stitiate. ..- A; telephone message to Dr
Stockard lat night stated that an ex-;
8minationof the head of the dog!
Buowi.mant nau a genuine case oi,
hydrophobia.
Rorta'WItteslioni Hosfler;
. Messrs.' A. L. and J.. R. Combs
closed a deal this week for the fine
farm in Alamance county known as
the R. L. Holt Sunny Side fannv
A L Combs movecl his household
furniture and some stock' there this j
week, where they will make their
home. The consideration paid was ;
fourteen thousand dollars. Mr,
Combs expects feseed 100 acres of
wheat on the farm this fall.
The good roads convention met.
in Asheville this week and Govor-.
nor Kitchen made an interesting'
speech on the subject. Mnch of the
spirit will be carried over the state."
In this connection notice that a peti
tion is being signed in Wilkesboro
for au election to vote upon macada
mizing the main street and road to
the bridge. Certainly'our town will
meet Wilkesboro with the work at
the bridge.
Forgot the Golden Slippers.
When children's minds are un
folding and they, are seeking to ab
sorb knowledge some of the ques
tions asked would puzzle a Solomon
to answer and convey the exact in
formation that is desired to .impart.
An instance in oiut happened a few
daysiagd vr,..-
Edward Robinson lute a foreman,
in one department at Baldwin's died,
suddenly at his home in New Jersey.
His nephea tot of three years lives
in this city and .was fond of his un
cle for -whom he was named. Little
Eddies mother had Veen teaching
him that heaven -"was a most beauti
ful place, whose streets were all pav
ed with gold aud otherwise tried to
describe it to the infant mind.
-.The cJvild was; taken t( his uncles
funeral and' told that Uncle Ed had
gone to heaven. When the little
fellow was taken for a last look at
his deatl relative he studied long and
earnestly and then "turned to his
mother and seriously asked:
V.1 -f'J3ay. mamma, don't you think
0nclefEti,Amade a mistake going to
heaven-with his shoes on."- Phila
delphia Times.
Tne British, teame;.Gretevale,
Ltoii' "last ';Weiines lay morning for
W v v - -v- ' , q
Liverpool "with the third cargo of
cotton Tor" 'foreign-export this sea
son. -The big tramp carried 11,713
bales, val tied at $750,000, and con
signed by' Messrs Alexander Sprunt
and Son. yTtie two former cargoes
went, one to Bremen. Germany, and
the other to Genoa, Italy. While
the receipts at the ports are well
ahead of last year, reports from the
interior are to the efftct that grow
ers are holding much of their staple
for higher prices. .
" FOR SALE BY ;
K A. SELIARS & SON
mm
an4. 8ix, cent cotton passed . jnui Ane fcK'i-:' rvJ 7 'J-. 1 v-
ulafom had wm) nh ; in hMnnvl ?s"iJ 5 -M MI v.&ld (iut
o wo tne ioe at the V&pffi$it
fi 'st made a calculatedatfack'pn ihe
r market and Jrwd: cotion tp a
t prices ;T -There has never been
a pauper, tparaet sincei rvle(
lishment.brmaiiy teziile markets in
Hhav ,been fernjsoimi4
ipnce oi.ine stapi up, angjnere
13o wever that may bhl the iact is of
jinqpprtante, and the fact - is .thai we
iuuiuons wnicn iormeriy v ivei ffiTp
theasof Jthe pecujatoreVaitHe
North. now stays in. the Southl The.
cottoncrop is worth 700,009,0,
and this amount, is cculated from
planting to final distribution. - A
large share of tthal sum formerly re-
mainea in iew xors, out xew
York ribxlonger'gets a'profit but ot
all proportion to her interest in the
Cr6p. Vi:'.'-:
The doubling of population in any
community will, generally, mean the
doubling, irhot:theT trebiihgi of tie
real estate values. ' It may be taken
for garnted, therefore, (hat the urban
real estate of the South is today
worth at least, twice what it was
worth 10 years ago. Such an in
creaae.over a large;' area of country
is almost unprecedented, and yet it
is but the begin niug of a larger in
crease. The pauper Sounth is a
thing of the near past, but holds no
place in view of the future.
- ..While alone sauirrel hunting in a
swamp hear his. jatheUbome iff"
isrunswicK county, ljinasay-lvimiz,
29 jj ears old, was accideri tally shot
and -killed. His - body - was found
beside a small path last week by
some other hunters who happened
to be passing.
Wanted
One hundred young' men not un
der sixteen years of age who desire
to do something more than ordinary
"hands" who want to earn more
than wages generally paid to "hands"
-to come to the Agricultural &
Mechanical College for the Colored
liace and there prepare themselves
to be skilled mechanics, intelligent
farmers,' ' well qualified '' teachers."
Graduates earning irom -$30.0XX ta
150.0(l per month. Board, lodg
ing and tuition $7.00 per month.
Fall term begins September 1, 1909.
For Free Tuitiou or for catalog,
write President Dudley,
A. & M. College. Greensboro N. G.
Market Report-
Butter . .
Spring Chickens, per lb.
Hens : ' .,.
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys
Country Hami
Sweet Potatoei
18 to 25
13 to 15
13 to 15
;9 to IX)
25 to 30
'40 to 60
12 to 15
16to 18
00, to 00
75 to 1.00
95 to 1,10
.10to 1.25
60
11
8
r 20 to 35
10 to 12i
12 to 15
23
5
28 to 30
18 to 22
Irish Potatoes
Com
Wheat
pats
Cotton
" c,
Green Hides
ins
Dry Hides, salt.
Dry Hides, flint
3eeswax
rall.-w
Wool, washed
Wool, unwashed,
A LEADING
BOARDING SCHOOL
fcr X60 Bradnu. XMsbHxM 1884.
FpansfarCoU, BuiMM.TMh
Inf, r for lit. Bwith, Cbnu
ud SchoUnhip. Wide paaaatg.
Very Monbl rUi. bok
tadwit mihit ptnoul ftttntioM.
BdoolU(U,dane4. (LonUox !
MiGiaulKm.ll. C.) TarBwintlfttl
Onkm, Tin, ate., addnw tb
W. T. WJUTSSn, Pa. B.,
Wbltsett, Korth Onrollna.
If you hYon't a rirnlr, healthy movement of th
bowels every dav, yoa're ill or will be. Keep your
bowels open, tndlw well. . Force, in the shape of
violent physic or pill poison, la dangerous. The
smoothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping
the- bowels elear aud clean is to take
'CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Pleasant. Pal stabler Potent, Taste Good, Do
Good, Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripei 10, 25 and
60 cents per box. Write for free sample, and book
let on health. Address ;,V : ? 33,
Sterfino Remedy Companj, Chlcaao or New York.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
fOfficeqyerJBradleyr gtorJ
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AND CCUNSELLOfi AT LAW i
viiicB to reoponi onuaiDg. -
Attorney-at-Law, -
Burlihgtbn; NortE CarplinaL
Office, Ho. 2, .SeUm BaUdiiV
"in i inoHm law
, KW Coart Sqore, Gmnsboro N. C. j
Pnctlce Brgitarly la the Courts of JUamince
' ' r Coantr.
dr: JU BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist
x Foster,' Building "
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;' Graduate, Engineering and '
Law. vLarge library facilities.
.Well-equipped laboratories in
all departments of r Science. .
Gymnasium furnished, with '
best apparatus. Expense very
moderate. Aid for worthy stu
dents. .
Young Mm Wishing to Study Law Shonld
laTestigate the Superior Advantages
Offered by the Department of
law at Trinity College A
ForrfIaLtalogue and further
v Information, Address -
D. W Newsom, Registrar,
Durham, N. C.
The NorthXarolina
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by ,, the' State for the
Woitten :cT North" Caroli na, r Four
regular Courses leading to Degrees.
Special Coursea for Teachers: Pain
Session begins September 15, 1809.
Those, desiring to enter should ap
ply as early as possible. For cata
logue and other information address
J. I. FOUST, Pres.,
Greensboro, N. C.
THE NOETH CAROLINA '
College of Agriculture , and
Mechanic . Arts. '
The State's college for vocational
training, bourses in Agricultnre
and Horticulture; in Civil, Electri
cal and Mechanical Engineering; ifl
Cotton Milling and Dyeing; in In
dustrial Chemistry. Why pot fit
yourself for life by v taking one
of these courses?
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