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Fawson, of the Farmers i'r.ion. spent Kri-i • lay night I.ere, attending the n; v'ing • •!" the i'.ii.»i"» Saturday. THF3 DAiNBURY REPORTER t rt*iwi"' . v ; .-'n*'.«w«i* i iinrtiLnm >:IM I»W w^wmnt -y .-j: -* r f fir « j r-j j;,' •, V? >'C s ; »• .i ' s.h'V \ 1 [•;',' !.)..•.»• L ' illi.'.; 1.1 t : t!? >%• i !;!.■• *\2 ■•'.- I A'..ay A'. I'-.t Moir.c At V,lfi.'Su Wcilnesdm Alt r I.ut!i>' 1. ness. Aln.'. Ida Christian, the wife of . Tlr. S. I'. ChrFtian, a member |of the County lioard of F.duca-1 I tion and a prominent and! I well known citizen of Weat-j ■ field, passed away at her home | j Wednesday, after an illness ex-j ; tending over a period of some j years. The interment was made I ; Thursday in the cemetery of the • ' Westfield Missionary Baptist : church. The funeral was preaeh !eel by Revs. Haymore and King, of Alt. Airy, and an unusually j large number of people were in i : attendance. The deceased, who was a daughter of the late John L.I 1 Smith, is survived by her hus band and two sons and one ; daughter, besides several brothers and sisters and other 1 relatives. Mrs. Christian was a most , excellent woman and will be •greatly missed in her community. 1 The sorrowing family and rel jatives have the sympathy of a : large circle of friends. j i Nb m f'iii C.liiVi a) '.ill r> r* n ; \n.ip j:'p /nr'.'n.'V jM6 f f JI ./j!I, s - " !.. « . lit*' . ' ! ii » , 1 . :■ . M. Sharp MadistN. 0. » ( t.wu •» »?• tn-Kw^miiiMar'iijwwin.w •*». M*>rvv •-•v.* I I;. S»i ! ■• ii.ir 1 . Uroo! it:11- tr:i.'s Stt : >t:. for • I ,;■ ! c-.-ii i. ai (irocn.'-i'Dr •. | Greensboro, Jan. lion. A 1 1.. J-'rcnks. i''!'i'.cs a ul i, cundiJatc for Congress, today j' . , . . ,11 instituted an action against !). i 1 i K. King and T. J. Hetts.of flock-! ! 1 * ingham county, for .S2s,()(:>'), 1 ! ! damages for alleged libel. i• ' ' The action grows out 01 an j { 'article signed by Mr. King and j | published in the "Weekly i. iCourier." of Leaksville, of which i i i Betts, is editor. In the article i I 'Attorneys A. L. Brooks, ('. 0. j! McMichael and A. D. Ivie. all" well known in Democratic politics i I were accused by King of certain I ' things, and called bad names, j King's ire is said to have been j aroused by reason of the three, lawyers being opposed to him in a lawsuit over the Leaksviile- Spray Institute. The article bore the caption. "Dedicated to Would he Character Robbers." i | h'xpress k'ates Are Reduced {(» to f>o Per Cent. ! The Southern Express Com pany announces a new taritt'; giving a revised schedule of rates! i foi the transmission of pack ages. The new rates have re sult! d fiMin conferences with mtmy of ih.- I.truest shippers of the r.a'.ir' in conne "ti'in with rep! .tiv.viof ;'i> v i.iU'V-stiitr commerce commission and the •i• ' : / ! . •' i . . • . . i !'V • n»jr-arv rwmK&a-iximr* >. y . Gen. J. I Oarr il)i ii ir :a^ Gen c A Julian /. "Car ":;vv a sta'"ir.( nt to the new};!!."!.err. this v.": ok making it ekar that he will not be in the race for Governor in the in vf campaign. This is his definite statement: "I am not a candidate for Governor. I have not said nor authorized any one to fay for me that I would accept the nomination. 1 am deeply grateful to friends for letters received suggesting my candidacy and offering support. I sincerely appreciate all this, but mv purpose is to remain in private station." Wonderful Ccugh Remedy. Dr. King's New Discovery is known everywhere as the remedy which will surely stop a cough or cold. D. P. Lawson. of Edison, Tenn. writes: "Dr. King's i New Discovery is the most wonderful cough, cold and throat and lung medicine 1 ever sold in my store. I can't be boat. It sells without any trouble at all. It needs no guarantee." This is , true, because Dr. King's New j Discovery will rdieve the mo?t ; obstinate of coughs and colds. 1 Lung troubles tjiiiekly helped by its use. You should keep a ! butt I ■ in the hous > at all times ' for all the members nf the : family. s>c. and All Druggists or hv mail. Ji. K. Bi'( KI.KN Co. I'iii! t. or St. I .oia's. \ r -TV. «».i ,nr» *. ** K /*, v* .~ »•**» •" , " •; I ■'«' .V . Uf X'. - v -L' '» I• ~ . " • ' V. • ff.i §py rF V%/ 0 O"T (TT r " : '' l I •» i, ■».. v .*■...• - "«• —• * , vr'-afl -/"-v. »(■; ni" •■ * if~"* [ • "* i . , • "* —v i- ■' . > :■ > .. «v • ' * .. ' i ~ i v. t .• • —. -I STI ' ' i'i 1/31 '' *r. • l-i , H f. re ; err;* . . ! "v g H :>•:• ic C!- £Kr-:= U- , i'j Ce.'.'. C i.'O ilTil"li :"j L;!C?.l ii ■ *c ir.capnMs of res i? truce | 1;d crtlinery treatment w— ' cr.w useless- -but the meof Scott's Emulsion t\ r relieving rheumatism H ised en logical principle s a id scientific facts, Ihisl !-food promptly ma!:es| :tive, red, lifo-sustaining I ood corpuscles and its I sdj'-huilding properties j gulate the functions to I ;pel poisonous acids. Scott's Emulsion, with canted J et for one month, will relics r I e lame muscles and stiffen t! | ints and subdue die unbeara e; sharp pain" when other I medies fail. Bcivarc of alcoholic imitations V i d insist on the purity of SCOTT'S. H .1 ,mm Ci T NOTICE ! i S") acres of lind for sa'o in " Virginia, n(ar th.* railroad, with ? fine orchard at a bargain, one g ;od sawmill out/it, three head of eatt'e, one fine milk cow, t.vo wagons, one grab cart, two 1 hoi'tcs. household and kitchen • furniture. S-'O me at once if : u i . warn: to buy. \V. T. MORI:FII-:LD. 7,1 1 ( I.ipbell, .
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