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a that-ybu are-sure to gt interest on your investment; it means stUl more, for if wq did not !f ensure thiat tHis T ;
Ifi property would; double in value we would not make such liberal offer, such as has never before been made
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$50 WORH OF SILVER WARE ;MGtVN AWAY
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7 You do not have to buy a lot to have a chance at the Silver Ware. Ladies especially invited. Terms, 1-3 cash, balance in 6 and 12. months
5? with6 per cent interests Remember that Thursday November 4th is the day, and 10 o'clock is the time and that Burlington is th best ? 6; ;
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CAPITAL STOGK $50:000
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A A R. J. Hall, 2nd5ce Fies. i King (fe Kimball, Cons'lt'g Att'ys.
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DIRECTORS
J. A, DAYP0SON,r
J. B. R0BEKTS6N,
Db. J . Aj.; Pickett,
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News Over the State
William Morgan, who served a
erm in the federal prison for conn
erfeiting, died at the county home
q Forsyth county last week after a
oog illness.
A charter was issued last week
or the Farmers' Up ion Wholesale
Vnd Ketail company, Wadesboro, for
ealing in farmers' supplies gener
ly. The -apital is $25,000 and
;n a long list of incorporators.
Fayette Hodge, oloied, was fat
y shot last week in East Spencer
rinkin M cKi nzie, ; also colored
to made his escape. 7 It. was T the
M story of a crap game in the WuOds I
and. a shotgun did the. work when
the gatpe went""wroto, and . the en
tire load took Effect a theabdomen
of Hotlge, who isexpeeted to die.
IVter Cates, the little negro boy
'whom Judge Sykesallowed -to take
a whipping two weeks ago and go to
Sunday school in lieu to the roads
has fa'Mel in his catechism and was
sentenced to the' roads' a vear eachj
in tour cases of larceny.
-Mr. Lee Sands, of Pinnacle, R.
F. D. No. 2Stokes county, and who
resided near Volunteer, committed
suicide October- 16th by shooting
himself. The deceased had been in
declining health for some two years,
which evidently preyed upon his
mind and prompted the rash act.
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make a specialty ot btiu,
and LAUir iailuulu
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? seht the- well known Interna
tional Tailoring Co1., for made;
to MEASURE' ; CLOTHING;.
FOR MEN; ' Fit guaranteed If
coraiaiiyiiivitc
see me before purchasing else ,
where; Vcansave ycu.mpney
' Thanking ' yqu . for ,y ouru rt
f patronage I await your further
coibmand: fburs forservice;
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GBUTONiKssoimffis atoiinwcoa Mills.
- Near Bojiid Peak; Surrjr, county
recently; Mr. Andy .Cockerhamaged
80xyears and Miss Bettie Vloore,
agedO years, were happily married
After the ceremony the couple drove
to their future home on the farm of
the groom.
Two prisoners made their escape
from the jail at Plymouth recently,
one held onTthe charge of larceny an
the other for burglary. Their escape
was. made with an axe which was no
3oub gotten to them from some
friend on the outside. ;'.
While crossing Livingston creek,
a stream not 20 feet wide, in .a small
boat at Cronly, near Wilmington
lat week J oe .Philli ps, Arch ie B ry
ant and A. Y. Andrews, three young
negro men, were drowned by the
capsizing of their craft.
The North Carolina State Hospi
BT CmmTssloh last week perfected
arrangements Jta, open the, colony
building for epilejptics and other new
buildings. connected with' the Cen
tral Hospital for the Insane for pati
ents within two weeks. .
: ; The cotidi turn of vKope ' El ias, of
Macon county, who suffered a stroke
of paraylsis at Asheville MoudayJ
night of : last week is reported more
favorable. . He was removed to the
Biltmbre' hospital, and while he is
seriously ill, there is a. possibility of
recovery- V -
Solicitor Jones Fuller, of Durham,
last Wednestlay pent, his commission
back to Governor Kitchin; thus re-
'8igning from the active?daiies of his
ofhce, which he nas nllea tor tpe
Viast 14 months. It fa expected that
ilie goveruor will make his appoint
ment at ouCe. "' . '
. Announcement-M made that 'D
, Li A rey, for vears onejottm largest I at a single graduation.' v -whiskev
distillers' in. the South, wilkf -r,,;,.'
iJat an earlv date erect ;and operate; J mafl'rll IVlr
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cotton seed ( oil mill in Salisbury,
provided he can get the raw material
with which to run the business It
is said that the plant will cost $50,
000, and be one of the largest in :the
It is learned that the proposition
to vote $250,000 in bonds to build
a railroad front Jefferson - to , the
North Carolina Juie to eonnect with
the N. & W. Railroad at Abington,
Va , was - defeated The election
was held Saturday the 16 instant.
.
Judge Piitchard last week sighed
a decree to the effect that the Sea
board Air line receivership will end
November 4th; wheu it will be turn
ed over to the railway company in
accordance with the plan of re-organization
which has been approved
by the stockholders.
The proposition to bond Ashe
eountyv to thefamount iifl $359,000
to assist in bu tiding a ' railroad -into
the county ' from . Virginia, which
wao voted on lat Saturday failed,
the people expressing themselves at
the polls as being unwilling to place
so heavy a burden on themselves.
Jbuit was begun in the ' Superio
Court of Anson county by MclJeri
dou and Thomas, attorneys for Geo.
Standbackra negro-boy,, who alleges
that he, was injured by the exp'osion
of a torpedo at Marsh vilte, Septem
ber 11, and asks the Seaboard Air
Line Railway for $2,000 damages.
Staiidback5 was working for the rad
way company at the time and was
badly injured.
L. L. Til ley, a young man of Dur
ham county, has beeir admitted to
the bar. J after , a remarkable career
He is- how twenty-eight years of age,
and entered school eight, years ago,
when h could not read. Neverthe
less, he has gone through ' the high
sichoolsj graduated froiu WaketFor
eot College, an 1' took hisbachelor of
law degree, which could hot De c m
ferrecl'bn account of a law- making
it impossible ' to award :t wo degrees
should be the case that all candid
ates are,villians. AndVyet we 'see
by a dilligent' attention to campaign
speeches that this ; is aJact. ! Every
speech is devoted to 1 -proving that
some candidate-: generally every
chrysalis- return at once (after' tf!m
election) to their chrysalis state of
innocus decency, It is like a' jacbf
iri-the-box, popping'in and out An ,
honest citizen one moment anda vU- ;:
lian the next It is really tonj'si n5-
candidate except the speaker is- a;)le. Piit away the puppets, child"
villian. For: a period of a few weeks ! ren. Gargoyles are all v well enoiighi I
txtal- tkirl ri rw f Kin i- - tint- in
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tvils-ugly, impossible tndnsters the business which this' dispky bv
liich ' have all ttie romantic charm Jgargpyles is supposed to lWrther, bus; -- i
magic iunpaigns.
New York Pt(.f7'ypic i'-
, Why. is it that as soon as a man
becomes'a candidate for pnblic office
he becomes a vUlihf jit; seems'al
most agauui me law nataretbat this
,we read of nothing- but of pointed
devil
which
of genii or hobgoblius from the mid
dle ager Heroes (ot rather 'villins)
of melodranm 'suddenly become st)ber
realities. We rub our eves with am
azement ta fiud thalr-wir lurid an ex
tra vagknt breams "about the' dev 1
and.p.isiblyothfirvMgurements ?of
evij.. liave uftii njuiiz.ed iu' uuuiuiuu-
place actuality.
Auaiher thin adding to the ma
gic of it all is the suddenness, ;with
which these villians bursting' like
a gu?lty butterfly' from v an" honest
to the real t business of living', whicU 'i-
is different'from lying about your . :
rival or even making a fortune v
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it- James WaraTa well fkoo'wti pri u' " .
ter, met a tragic deai fcr in Hh Point "
Jait Fridayjhilemelping'lHmlq "
a large' imposing!' tbne,' at the 4e " - 1 '
pot.' It Slipped fidm ite moorlngand ' t
knocked him down. In falling' the ' ' '
stone struck' edgeways on the uhfor- i
tunate man's breast, mashing the i ;
body in a horrible tnanner. , He
lived aboat one hour. ,
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The bed of the : Vudor , Re
enforced Hammock isvwovert:
extra heavy rin the :rmddle-,
wherej the wearcomes-a pat
1 entedr" feature 'found;: in na'
other, hammock. The extra
heayy cording at head, and
foot is put on under tensions
insuring equal distribution of
weight over all the' cords.
These cords' are-fastened to
the bed ofrthe hammock by
means of hard wood spreaders
and' strong cord anchorages. ; v
.The'cOlors'used riiwVudor
Re-enfofced Harnrribcks7; are
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Kfa -KIMl-UKCfcU vVmpcI come mrmanyHanA
haVim6cks ;
inu rviiNu i riAAi LAsr - ranging in once , rrom
and look well while they last . - to $8.' . Call and see them.
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