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RURAL CARRIER ITEMS
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Saw Rirer ites&s.
The pendlum of time has swung
aiound another Thanksgiving
Day and found the country irs
Quietitude and plenty, abundant
reasons to be thankful to tnt
gcod Lord for his goodness.
Mrs. Grover Bivens of Hills
boro is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. McClure we kind
ly remember Nettie.
On November the 23rd >lr.
Arthur Neese of Lexington came
to Haw Kiver and took one of
our esteemed ladies Miss Bessie
Stuart and went' to Durham in
the presence of Rev. Barrett who
spoke t he words that made them
one. She was the daughter of
Jvir. arid Mis, J. JFC. Stuart of
Haw Kiver they returned to
Havv River Friaay where Mrs.
Stuart had prepared a good dinn
er lor tiitrii and some friends.
Mr. Neese is a bookkeeper in
Lexington, thiey left Saturday
mornii.g for iLexingtcn wliere
thev Will make their home lor a
while.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Smith of
Salisbury spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Smiths parents Mr. j
and Mrs. H. H. Smith c-ifid leitj
Friday morning for Salisbury. |
Mrs. Sniirii remained until Sun- i
^ay. . I
Aiiss Ruth Hughes visited Miss I
Blanch Fauceit of Brown Summit
Saturday and returned Monday
anU reports a must pleasant visit.
Capt. and Mrs. S. A. Vest and
Master bam visited his parents
and spent Thanksgiving with
them they reported the old people
in gocci hc-alih and enjoying their
visit.
Our esteemed operator C. R.
Fauceit left Saturday morning
to visit his parents and returned
MoiiUay, There seems to have
been ^(.me good attraction_ for
Chiton near Brown’s Summit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lea Henderson
were in town bright and cheefui.
The Ladies of the M. P. Church
gave ari o\ ster supper Saturday
evening at the Y. M. C. A;;; for
the heiiefit of their church. They
report quite a success Vvith it.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Long en
tertained the teachers of the
Graded School and Miss Mary
Brown of Burlington and J. E.
Lashley of Burlington. Alter
some cf.'ntest and excersises on
the blackboard they were invited
to the di..ning room where a’table
was spread with as good things
as e>e could covet or appetite
could crave and the occasion was
enjoyed to the fullest extent.
Mrs. Long knows exactly how to
prepare a good meal. After supp
er §omo time was spent guesing
at the counties this ended an en
joyable thanksgiving evening
and all returned to their homes.
W-e took off our hat and made
cur test bcw to Mrs. H. H. Simp
son for a nice mess of backbones
and ribs, thanks to you sistex*.
Several of ot.-r people made v;ar
on the feathered tribe. Ask Major
Brocks ii killed any birds.
Miss lola Franklin accompanied
Miss Bell Murry home last Wea-
nescay tvtning spent the night
next moining gieai preparaticn
iN£s n £.de for a big hunt Thurs
day, theie "weie £cme tired people
whtn they arrived at Haw River
just in time to catch the train
for Greensboro.
Rev, T. G. Vickers preached
his farewell sermon Sunday and
left iiojiuay tor Elizabeth City
vvlnr^ the eastern annual confer
ence convenes,
R. F. D. NO. 7.
No toby was left out this time
Jor if there v/as nothing else to
ue thai.kful over you could come
in good and strong on the ideal
weather that greeted you on that
^ Brice Garrett has enlarged his
customary smile until it has
sDread about all over his face.
It is caused by the arrival of a
new daughter at his house.
Mr. M. F. Culler and daughter
Miss Maude were both right sick
last week but bioth are about well
again.
Mr. Clarence Ingol(| had the
misfortune to lose hisparg# while
out hunting last Saturday, con
taining about $15 in money. He
was out searching for it to-day
but it was like searching for a
“needle in a hay stack" to hunt
for it but we hope he will succeed
in recovering it for it is quite a
loss to him,
Esq. John Dixon and his wife ’
went over near Liberty a few
days ago to visit Mrs, Dixons
sister, Mrs. Maurce Stuart who
was quite sick but was better
when they returned home.
By the way Esq. ■ Dixon wdll
have no excuse this fall for kill
ing such small hogs for Claude
Moser has raised an extra fine
crop of corn for him this year.
If he kills such small pigs this
time we will all understand that
he is saving his corn for some
other purpose than making meat.
Landy Watkins is limping from
a sprained ankle He was in a
crovi?d of thirteen that went rab
bit hunting last week and they
got forty three rabbits one of
them taking thirteen shots to kill
Landy must have had to run his
share of the rabbits down to
sprain his andle hke he did.
Our people must be tired of
these items as they have about
quite telhng us any thing that
happens.
Mr. Percy Isley has moved
from No 7 to No 10. We are sorry
to loose Mr. Isley as a patron but
hope he will do well over on 10.
Mrs. L. E.. Shaw' from Raleigh
is visiting her parents Mr, and
Mrs. J. M. Albright
Mr3. Thomason Henderson of
Pocomoke City Md, is i visiting
her niece Mrs. T. R. Harden this
week.
Eloo COIleqe lUo I.
Most of those old timy corn
g];’jckings are over i;i ttiis sec-
tion. - . . 1 TV
Mr. Boston Coble visited at P,
M. Cobles Sunday.
Mrs. Ava Apple and daughter
Lalah and Miss He Hiiirris visited
at Mr, Henry Baldwins Saturday
night and Sunday, they report &
fine time come again.
Jacob Patton was on Mo 1 Sun
day. We think there must be
some attraction for him over the
way,
Claud Cabl^ expects to move
into his new house this week.
Mrs. Mag Gable has moved -a
part of her furniture to Greens-
Wo, where ^he expects to make
her home.
Who can beat this;? Sunday,
Nov. 27th, 1910, as Mrs. Ava
Apple, Misses jla Harris and
Molhe Baldwin went out to hunt
tooth brushes, they came across
the strawberry patch, vi Henry
Baldwin and found enoagh good
ripe strawberries to make a pan
pie. They were full grown.
3. D. Cook was a visitor at
Henry Baldwin's Sunday.
The home of Henry Whitsel!
was saddened Sunday morning
when they awoke and found their
one month old baby dead in bed.
Christmas is drawing hear and
the wedding bells are ringing.
A number of young' people at
tended the party at Mrs. Annie
Faucette’s Saturday night,
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Kindrick
spent Saturday night with for
mers parents at Gibsonville,
Miss Georgia Summers visited
Miss Emma Summers Sunday.
Miss Lydia Low and brother
Berlie visited their sister Mrs,
Ed Whitt Thanksgiving' night
near Whitseit.
Mrs. Kate Patton and daugh
ter, Genie visited at D. h Tick
les last Thursday.
Notice af Annofti Meeting.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of The State Dis
patch Publishing Co. , will be held
on the 6th day of December, 1910,
at 2:00 o'do{;k, in the afternoon,
at the office of the company in
the Waller Building, Burlington,
N. C., for the purpose of electing
a board of directors, and receive-
ing and acting upon the re
ports of the pfficers, and for the
transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws of
the State of North Carolina, no
stock can be voted upon which
has be transferred on the books
of the company, within twenty
days next preceding this election.
November 23, 1910,
Dr, J, A, Pickett, Pres,
A Man Wants To Die
only when a lazy liver and slug
gish bowels cause frightful des
pondency, But Dr. King’s New
Life Pills expel poisons from the
system, bring hope and courage;
cure all Liver. Stomach and Kid
ney troubles; impart health and
vigor to the weak, nervous and
ailing, 25c at Freeman Drug Co.
JustReceived
Christmas is coming
deliver the jopds.
we arc prepared to
For the benefit of our customers we carry a
complete Hne ot up-to-date jewelry. But at this
season of the year we have added much new and
pretty jewelry, Rings, Watches, etc,, we have
them all,
; CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Some of the most elaborate toilet sets you
ever saw. See us for nice Ghrtstmas presents.
Toys! Toys!
Just the thing the children want Santa Claus
to bring, Dolls, Wagons, and toys of 111 kinds.
Give us a call and you will be pleased.
C. F.
Bnrlington North Car.
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A Call For A Good Roads Meeting.
A call for a Good Roads meet
ing at Graham Courthouse Fri
day Dec. 24910 at 1: o'clock.
In calling thismeetmg it is my
object to discuss the road situa
tion In Alamance and try to help
improve the common roads.
Everybody is invited.
W. L. Spoon,
State Highway Engineer.
We have just
received a full
line ot China
Ware, Glass
Ware Toys and
novelties.
Will light cur store by elec
tricity Christmas week.
A fresh supply
of nice Oran
ges Rasins and
Candy for our
Xmas trade.
^ We give below a few sales made by us this week. This
will show you what I can do for you in Danville.
Sherman Corn, Watson, C»
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17
46
88
124
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.50
Average
8.25
10.75
18.00.
31.00
20.50
16.00
5,75,
R. W. 1HNS8N & GO.
Slier Gily, N. C. Roote 2.
23
12 00
86
20.00
72
50 00
130
80.00
142
16 00
74
8.50
Average $23.53. /
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Ckude Barter, Corbett. N
72
10.50
136
25.00
90
25.00
130
19.50
62
14.50
Average $20.08.
Harrelson & Murphy, Cort
N. C.
78
13.50
133
19.50
43.00 -
192 .
25.00
124
20.00
182
12.50
Average $12.50
J.C.
PLANTER^ WAREHGUSE,
Davis and Myers, Managers, .
Call on J. A. Wyatt for empity, bogheads.
Holiday Announcement
FREE
9St«t»on
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Mos( men who come to our stor«
simply say:
I “ I &
Stetson ”
They get it, and go away Katisfisdl
bare the Steitoo Mt «sd Derby H*ta In *U
the Ictett iiylefW
JUST RECEIVED
A .NEW LOT OF TiiESE
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HAfSBSOME
HOLIDAY SPOON
The cut BhoTgrs an elegant Coffee Spooa
tiiat Is noTeX in design and sure to please.
On the front appcarsthe open fireplace and
' » stocking, without
which no ChH^tma^is
complete. The tree
loaded with good
things Js distinctly
ecen nbovethe narrov/
part of the handle, i:.a
which appear sin plain
ietters tbe words
“Merry ChristmrxS."
In the gold bow) \vc
eee old Santa Claus
with tiis flowing locks
and his grey beard,
swinging his whip
threateningly over the
back of his fleet rein
deer. Altogether it is
a most pleasing picture
and a proi>er embleaa
of Merry Christmas.,
On the back of the
handle nre the glad
bells whicU “ring out
the old and “ring iii
the new,” and under
neath old Father Time
with his crtiel scythe,
"Happy New Year”
completes the decor
ation on the back of
hBJJdle.
Altogether It !» a
most beautiful nrtif^le
9uitable for a holiday
present for one’s eelf
or n friend. The col-
lection of handsome
spoons hns assumed
lo many localities tbe
proportion of a huge
fad and this spoon is
good enough to piace
beside any of them.
This Rpoon is the
most suitable Christ
mas gift you could
make toladies.Sunday
school fihildren. or
children in the public
or day sichools.
ComnieDcing iec. 5th
We will give away free
while they last (supply
limited) with each pur
chase of $5.00, or more
Only one Sf>oon to
a customer.
WE are just in receipt
of the most com
plete and up-to-date
line of
Watche?, Silver-
Ware, Cut Glass,
China and Gold
and Silver Jewelry
Victor and Edison
Talking Machines
Our goodb are the
newest and latest style
Quality the BEST.
Every piece of goods
sold by us is put up in
nice boxes.
STEWARTS JEWELRY
STORE, Burlington
5 Three Carloads of Furniture and Housefurhishings.
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I ^ We are going to make things lively for the next>30 pMfie$ we are mak-
I ^he immense stock from which to select wiil certainly interest any one desiring to
buy goods at a saving.
Art
rkx I Heavy probody Brussels art squares 9 x 12 ft. $6.75. Fancy Brussels
art squares floral and oriental designs 9 x 12 ft. $10.00 to $12.50, these are squares would
be cheap at pl5.00. $1.25 and $1.50 Brussels rugs at $1.00, $1.75 arid $2.00. Axminister
rugs $1.50. $5.00 and $6.00.axminister rugs 36x72 $3.85. $20.00 and $25.00 velvet art
squares 9x12 ft very artistic designs $15.00 to $1S, 00 $25.00 and $30, Op axminister art
squares 9x12 floral and oriental designs special at $19.50.
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i form. Each package
I contains enough to cure
I one bad case. It is a pre-
I scription given b]r most
I of our best doctors, and
I cost you only lOcts.
I Dont wait till pneu-
i monia gets you. Send in
I your order at once, 1 will
I mail it to you.
Great Line of rockers for
Christmas presents, any style
you may need at special prices
$1.25 to $10.00. A great line
of chairs 50c. to $1.50. Great-
line of beds $2.00 to $10.00.
Great line of dressers $5.00 to
$20.00.
Don’t forget to see our im
mense stock of China ware,
decorated ware, fancy ware,
glass ware, crockery, enamel
ed ware, tin ware, everything
that will beautify the table of
the hom« or make a pretty
present for Christmas. The
stock is here and you can
make your selection without
going further. Our Offerings
in this department alone is
worth coming many miles to
secure bargains.
Just received a great
line of Ladies coat suits
We can please you if you
have a want in this line.
We have some very at-
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A BEAUTlFUt AFITRNOON GOWN
tractive patterns, and pri
ces are exceedingly low.
Boys’ i^ults and overcoats
If yoii have a boy that
needs a suit or over coat
it wiU pay you to see our
stock. We have some
great values and can
please the most exacting.
Don't foiiget onr Milli
nery Dippartment. La
dies you can supply your
hat wants right here at a
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Some wecial Mferings in
ffienfs Clothing and ovrr
coa^. See the stock and
sm money.
Conte to our store for
what you want. We
have the most complete
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BADcoLDs^ ,*9«slnsBnilley,ft.8.
I have a real good remedy | PBESCBIPTION DRUfiGISL
_fe_coIds,_ put, upUn,;tabk^^ , : .v;- : ■
Jos. A. Isley & Co.
Burlington,
DEPARTlWraT STORE
, ^ 'i^aarolina.