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lalsvlllt Gazette. i
Three con vict effected their es
cape from the; Vnyictrcamptwii
Wentworth and ReidsviMe lisVMoxi
day. Every effort will be made to
capture them. v :
It has iiow been . given but a that
LeaksvilleV electric lights .will , be
shining within week or ten days,
will be able tq include thera among
our causes Tor C gratitude, fin our
lnaoK&giviug xsay .uoservanoes.
The drought that 7 has prevailed
in this section I for se vers) writs' was
broken Mondaalfcernobn fiirodjf
ious . shwwer, accompanied by r a
strong wind. Ijl'robTy 4 -the-flurry
came from a;, scudding cloud, that
broke lxse,frpm;tiie Jiurricane that
did much damage in Florida on the
morning of the same : day.' ,
The Third Regiment Band of
jlaleigh'.. .Will: -go V. to Wilmington
November 9th to take part in the
celebration , in - honor of President
Tail will be a visitor in Wil
mington on that date. " " -
The contract for the Raleigh new
municipal building .will be let in a
few days and, work will begin about
December lat. The building will
be erected on corner Fayetteville and
JDavie 6treet.
" Announcement is made that the
NbrthVCarolina Methodist Confer
ence, will convene in Raleigh on
November 24th instead of December
1 6t The change is made by order
of Bishop A. W. Wilson of Balti-
. more who will preside.
The bid county system "of work
ing the roads of. Randolph county
will be discontinued in a few day
an act ereatmg the township system
having been passedby- the last Legis
lature, v The convicts of the county
will be hised to the various town
ships. . " : v," V -'7 '. '' """ V
In a magistrate's court in Hadley
township Monday : five defendants
were found guilty of, not letting ' a
ftock of wild "turkies, run over them,
and were fined two dollars each and
costs. The turkeyhunting- season
will not open until -Nov. lstJ the
b)rd season JSov. 20th.
Clizpel Bill News. .
In the Federal court at Greens
boro last week Jim Powell white ot
Orange county was convicted of illi
cit distilling and sentenced to the
government prison ut Atlanta, Ga.,
for fifteen months. Will Douglas,
who was up charged with the same
offense was discharged.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hume and
slaughter Miss May, who spent seye
ral weeks at their summer home at
Waynesboro, Va., returned to Cha
pel Hill Saturday morning. Dr.
Hume who has been quite feeble is
greatly improved in health by the
change of elimate bis many friends
will be glad to learn-
We counted some twenty-five jugtf
and as manV 6aekage4;of. liquor., at
the express ia&oi-tit'layiyiiy6ne
uay tne past. wee;, wiiue. an tin:
corder's Court retailing cases conti
nue to claim 1 attention; ' Thus we
have prohibition in ;name but not in
realitv "by u jugflL,, . :
At the home of O. C Turner,
South Side a few nights since, Mrs.
Mamie Reavis attempted suicfdey
A. Y. Linville was called and while
her condition was serious, fortunat
ely saved her. Several, months ago
Mrs. Reavis was married but he
and her husband .separated few
dayg piior to the above occuranee
and it ie thought that grief over her
unhappy matrimonial venture prom
pted her rash act. -
Crange County Observer. : -
We are glad to learn that Darien
Stone who had his foot cut oft- at
Burlington by a freight train and it
was afterwards found necessary to
amputate the leg s reportejd as do
ing well at St. Leos hospital,
Greensboro where his leg was am
putated, Thomas Ray black smith was
titten on his right band Monday
ly his young bird dog. Believing
that the dog was mad, Mr. Ray
killed him and then buried to Dur
"2 01 and applied a mad stone to the
57 'nded, hand Mr Ray went to
w 1 k Tuesday and no serious results
anticipated.
;kes Patriot
Cama Robertson, rural carrier on
route one, out fronT Gilreath -post-,
office has . terfdered his "Resignation;
:itia uusuuitej GQrdon' j&ariier ill
u -uxs Leauiniii a .successor-.? is
appointee '!Thet utei is J thricevai
weekseryice and covers a territory
8C .roughhat it . hasi to :Tbe ; cai ried
on horseback and for this reason Mr.
Robertson resigned r ! :;
,COflBcers. Henry if and Reynolds,
with possemen ; Cranor and Webster
found and d estroyed an illicit whis
key:plant in; Lewis Fork ' township;
Friday. .They ' found 'a - complete
equipment i but did not showigns
of recent operation; .There was a
125 gallon" copper Still cap and worm
seVen fermenters and a quantity v:of
npent beer. 4 . It-.bad probably. seen
considerable service several months
Ttacejrllle SctlneL ;
, Tom Hall .who lives near Blanch
hadt t' veryjelose ' call while - here
yesterday! He was conversing with
several friendsnd suddenly toppf
ed'O'yer as if death had ? stock :.himv
his head striking the grpuwljhe
first thing.;, Drs. MasonT and jVIal
loy. were on the scenc in: a "few
minutes, butDruggist Brandon, who
sa w him. fall, had, already partially
revive Mr Hall. At last accounts
he was getting on all right.
JUimaice Gleaner.
C. A. Hall who has been practic-'
ing law here for nearly three years,
will leave nest week for Greensboro
where he has formeda partnership
with Hon. A. W Brooks. He has
made many friends in Alamance
who will regret to see him leave.
At a meeting of the directors of
the National Bank of Alamance last
Saturday afternoon J. L. Scott, Jr.,
was promoted to the office of presi
dent to succeed Robt S. Mebane,
who had disposed cf his holdings in
the bank and tendered his resigna
tion J. Harvey White was elected
vice president to succeed Mr. Scotti
Alfiuurle ttrMlcl.
The contractors for the new cot
ton mills are making the best use of
the fine weather. The walls of the
Wiscassett mill are up and the work
is'going rapidly forward. , vs .
H Walter son of X Gl .Whitley. who
naa peatAn pea jjraays wjJto jcy
pfioid' fever diw Siturdaymght.
Three other children in the "sauie
family are sick with the disease.
Mr. Whitney has the sympathies of
the community in his hours of affli
ction. ReldSYiQe Review.
Miss Elizabeth Mills who was
elected to a position in the Weut
worth graded school resigned that
position to accept a more lucrative
one as governess in the family of N
Glenu Williams and will leave this
week to take up her new duties.
D. W. MeOolluni, a prosperous and
hardworking farmer on the Lawson-
ville road about five miles East of
Reidsville, lost all of his furniture
and his residence by ire last night.
The loss falls heavily 00 Mr. Mc
Collum, there being not a cent of in
surance on the building or the con
tent'S and only one feather bed was
aavfid " t -V- -
A Another mad dog ran amuck in
this "seetion Wednesday when a
hound. Jbecame vicious in the - Eas-.
iern fend of of town and bit several
othr.dogs. f So far as dnovn now
nobody has been bitten but several
of the victims have already been
killed. 1 - '
Greeis&ora Patrlat
- -s Greensboro jgood roads enthusiasts
learn witht pleasure that the people
of Lexington township. ' -Davidson
county yehterday voted a bond issue
of U)0,000 to macadamize the
roads of that township.
The Central . Carolina, Construc
tion Company has been awarded the
contract for the erection of a sevea
story jbuildingr for the Wachovia
.N ational Bank of Winstori-Salern,
work to commence before the Christ
mas holidays.
An operation out of the ordinary
was performed at St Leo's hospital
several davs ago the patient being
the three-days-old infant of Mr and
Mr& Faucette of Gibson ville, who
was operated on fc(r coucussiou of
thA hraini- The little one has en
tirely recovered pi yesterday' was
carried to its ? mother by a y trai nea
nurse,
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Cook says "hi did it. : I'eary says
he
d id it, bt the cbannes are z neivv
he took Hollis
her
ter's Rockv MoQntain iTeaItHis
the most searching and finding re-Jriedv-therel
is'no doubt fterjtak-
I ingasf surelas you ! take it jouetl
(:""-T. :H;'Strbud:: 5
KteMR&gx A-ai:af mrhey;pf
ruipneio, - (a 1 u-et t W v nn ye,
iisd trW0 V i i W. Pil U Xirl
yeare auu. nuci uteiii sucii a ,t;oou
family m e 1 1 w ; u l 1 u t4e , witn
tiori Bi I iH 1 7 pr Sick AHeadn
thVy woric
Drug Col t
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JFQR SALE jby v"- ;
By A SELLARS & SON
- Burlington N, C.
Market Report.
Butter 18 to 25
Eggs ' - 1,3 to 15
Spring Chickens, per lb. 13 to 15
Hens
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys
Country. Hami
Sweet Potatoti
Irish Potatoes
Com
Wheat
Oats
Cotton
Green Hides
Green Sheep Skins
Dry Hides, salt
Dry Hides, flint
3eeswaz
Talhw
Wool, washed
Wool, un washed, t
to 10
25
to 30
40 to 60
12 to 15
- 16 to 18
00 to 00
75 to 1.00
95 to 1.10
i.10 to 1.25
60
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20 to 35
10 to 12
12 to 1
23
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28 to 30
18 to 22
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If 70a haven't a regular, healthy movement of th
bowels evtry day, you're ill or-will be. Keep yonr
bowels ofren, and be well. Force, in tbe shape of
violent physio or pill poison, is danceronn. The
moothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping
thel
1 bewels clear and elean is to take
CANDY
CATHARTIC
; EAT. EM LIKE CANDY
Pleasant. . Palatable, Potent, Taste Good, Do
' Good, Nerer Sicken. Weaken or Gripe? 10, 26 and:
SO cents per box. Write for free sample, and book
let on health. Address 433
Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or Mm York.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLE All
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prepaid, upon receipt
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J.StevetnArmi &
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Succeed, when; everything else faSa.'
In.x nervous prostratfoa ' and., female
weaknesses they' Care- the upreme
remedy, aa thousands have testified, i
FOR KID NEY, LIVER "AND
JSTOMACH TROUBLE Ci
it is - the ; best ' medicine ever sold
4- over a druggist's counter. ,"Y .;
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
' Burlifigton,VN. C; -Office
In Piedmont Building.
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4 r Attorney-at-Law,
Buriirigtoh,' North Carolina!
Office No. 2, ., Sellart Bnildinx.
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ATTORNEY AT UW
- 108 Court Sqnrc, GreensbororN. C.
Practice Brgnlarlj in the Conrts of Alamance
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DR. J. H. BROOKS
Surgeon Dentist .
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BURLINGTON. N. CAROLINA.
j Trinity College
Four Departments Ck)llegia4ie,,
Graduate, Engineering and
vLaw. Large library fatilitiea.
Well-equipped laboratories in
all departments of iscience.
Gymnasium furnished with
best apparatus. Expense very
moderate: Aid for worthy stu- .
s dents. ' " "
Towaf Men Wlshiaf ta Stndj Law Shoald - $
laveatitate the Soperior Advantafes S)
Offered by tbe Department of
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For Catalogue and further S
Information, Address
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Dnrham, N. C. - '
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State Normal and
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Maintained, by the State for the
Women of North Carolina. Four
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Special Courses for Teachers. Fall
Session begins September 15, 1809.
Those desiring to enier should ap
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Greensboro, N. C
THE NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture and
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training. Courses in Agricultnre
add Horticulture; in Civil, Electri
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Cotton Milling and Dyeing; in In
dustrial Qheuiistry. Why not fit
yourself for life by taking one
of these courses?
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