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•■■■ • ———l- .. ..4 • __ ~ rn ——-'- ■»—— ——"™ """"^ 1 1,11 """ 1 - 1 "' 1 ' 1 """ *1 for TwliitY-bne fiars Royster's Fertilizers * * ' •*- % . I . . * I 1 •i have been the standard TRADE MARK because they are made h w from honest materials. jy See that the trade mark REGISTERED is on every bsg. None genuine without it. y 4 F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO., Norfolk, Va. r e * The Prescriptionist The man who does the weighing, the measuring—who knows the technical points of compounding prescriptions —the man on whom everything depends. We never loose sight of our responsibility for a moment ih prescription filling. Every prescription leaving our store-is fault less in its purity and accuracy. You may feel "sure" when it filled here Walter S. Martin & Company, Druggists HickoryflN*. C. I Groceries for the j | FAMILY | J When you order yoftr groceries from us they J I come up right. We are in a to fill your f every wanj;, and if we not- the articles in a J stock will be'giadto go'out aiyjfjget them for you. i f It is our purpose to furoisk*. everything in this line ▼ f that our customers calU'cfti us fpj\ _ Call No. 165 i J you want to gat* . that can J f :" be given a grocery buyer. - :r f | ..All orders J |- —I Morton & Peterson. ; j - HICKORY, N. C - j i ' ,T MADE BY AFIRM THAKT KITC V/S :'?2 V I R» A. Patterson Tobacco ( -o.,l3ic"ino;.d, Vs. [ ravaim- . \\ Woofs Seeds // ! / Copl Choice. \ ! II wvvU Heavy, \ Recle&ned UdtS Stocks. We have thousands of bushels in stock, selected from tiitt best crops grown in this country; all the best and most productive kinds: v Burt or 90-Day, £ (p Black Tartarian, S Swedish Select, Red Rust Proof, White and Black Spring, Vir ginia Gray Winter, etc.- Write for prices. WOOD'S lEW SEED fiOOK for 1987 \ tells all about Seed Oats and all " \ Farm and Garden Seeds. Mailed / i \\ free on request. // > \ T.W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,/ J _ _ : } TIMBER LAND WANTED If you have timber lands for [ sale, write us. We li&ve a num ! ber of customers for large and f small tracts of good pine and ' hard wood timber. Give price ) and full particulars as to kind, ) quantity, distance from railroad, ) etc. VENABLE & FORD, ) ' : Lynchburg, Va. :• ) > NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that [ application will be made to the | next General Assembly for the | passage of a law-making the sale | of intoxicating liquors illegal m !' the City of Hickory unless, after an election ordered upon a peti tion presented to the Board of | Aldermen and the Mavor of said J City and signed by two-fifths of r 5 the qualifieg registered voters of ' said City, a majority of said vot ers shall cast their ballot# in fa- I vor of such sale. Also that ap plication will be made to em power the Board of Aldermen to issue bonds for street and other public improvements to an | amount not to exceed seventy five thousand dollars, provided said issue of bonds shall be ap proved by a majority of the qual ified registered voters of said City at an election to be called j for that purpose; also to empowi er the Mayor and Board of Al-' dermen to issue bonds to an amount not to exceed eleven thousand dollars to complete sewerage or water works of both \ ' Committee. The Chrestonfan Literary Sor ciety's anniversary will take place at Lenoir Collage, ~ Feb. 2&d. 4 A splendid program is being arranged for the occasion. * ' *' Catawba Superior Court. F „ _ w Hon. R. Peebles. Judsre pre- e , siding. u CIVII"DOCKET, FEBRUARY TERM,' 19J7. ° MONDAY. FEB. 11th, 1907. t] * 2. Riley vs Hos. Mills b k. Linebarger vs. Ljnebarirer. C 7. Abernethy vs. Yount si i. Asherbranner vs Mosteller t TUESDAY, FEB. 12th tl 0. Thornton vs Lyerly \ tl. Hickory Gro. Co. vs Burkett h Mills n 12 Gaither Mfg. Co vs Sou. Ry. tl I i Bolick vs Eckard and Propst WEDNESDAY, FEB 13th c 16 Simpson vs Southern Ry 18 Holler vs Miller Machine Co vs J Sapock 20 Vaughn vs Hawn II Gross vs Wilkie. THURSDAY, FEB. 14th ° 23 Chitty vs Brown a 24 Deal vs Deal ii 25 Campbell Bottling Works vs 0 McDaniel & Fowler t 6 v dge vs Souther.l Ry s 27 Fleishman, Morris & Co. vs Clinard • t 30 Abernethy vs Hawn j FRIDAY, FEB. 15th il Stroup vs Jones and Shu ford 33 Maiden Milling & Mfjr Co \s Southern Ry 33 Koenicf vs Lenoir College 35 Phillips vs Woolen Mills y 23 Shuford Cotton Mills store vs Southern Ry ] 39 Hawn vs Southern Ry : j j 40 Tille/ vs Southern Ry 41 Saunders vs Union Cot. Mills ■ 45 Frick Co vs Cansler ( 47 Hewitt vs Electric Ry Co 48 Hawn vs Whiteside, et al "0 Morton vs Southern Ry. 161 Pub. Clering House vs Ford 52 Hickory Mable and Granite C >. vs Southern Ry 53 Rhyne Bros vs Southern Ry 4>4 Rhyne Baos vs C. & N-W Ry 55 Rhyne Bros vs C. & N-W. Ry 55 Rhyne Bros vs C. & N-W. Ry 57 Rhyne Bros vs C. & N-W. Ry : 53 Hickory Marble & Granite Co. vs Southern Railway 5) Hickory Marble & Granite Coi vs Southern Ry ,61 Maty Moore vs Little, Admr, 62 Pub. Clering House va Hawn 63 Foard vs Insurance Co 64 Moore vs Houser 65 Shell G. & F. Co vs Adams > N G. AF. Co 65 Riddle vs Hickory SATURDAY, FEB. 16th 1 Motions 1 Ivoy vs Cotton Mills • 8 Gast, Crofts G Co vs Crouch 1 j & Fry. I (> Gaither vs Carpenter ' 6 Tillinghast, Styles & Co. vs Cotton Mills 9 Hay vs Insurance Co 14 Cotton Mills vs Bradstreet Co. et al 15 Cotton Mills vs Bradstreet Co. et al rl7 Williams vs Insurance Co i 22 Fry, Admr. vs Southern Ry : 26 Hickory Grocery Co. vs South ern Ry t 37 Hammond et al vs Sou. Ry 42 Gast, Crofts &.Co vs Crouch & rFy - 43 Rabb, Carpenter L. k I. Co. vs Bradstreet Co. et al ' .44 S. B. Michael vs C. L. Rowe. 46 Abernethy vs Telephone Co. If the above cases are not tried on the day set for the trial of the same, they will be taken up in the regular order as named above. C. M, JiIcCORKLE, Clerk Superior £ourt Failing Greek Mill News. Philip Cloninger and Julius Huffman will soon have their new roller mill completed, and will be glad to serve their custo- _ mers. _ Mr. Chapman, of Plateau, is " , doing the raill-wright work. Messrs. Thorns* and Daniel Propst are helping in the carpen- ' i terwork. mill building is 28x36. The mill will be run by \ water power by an over-shot water wheel twenty-five feet in 7 . diameter by 21-2 feet face. The ( . mill when completed will cost something oyer jthrp# thousand i dollars. It is a hustling place Taround ' falling Creek. A new roller | nill and three saw mills being g jrected about 3-4 of a mile apart. a Ar. Bumgarner's saw mill leased | )v the K:liian Bros., is sawing | in abundance of lumber, about « ihirty acres of pines. The tim- | )er was purchased from T. P. 6 Cloninger. The pines are sure | standing thick and will amount 2 o something over one hui.dred « thousand feet. Mr. Lawrence « fount has the contract to do the g umber hauli ig. He is run- j ling two teams nearly e day | this fine spring-like weather. 2 A saw mill not far down the g jreek belonging to W. P. Pats | & Son, leased to Mr. France Hoi- « ler is sawing a great number of :>ak logs which is making fine ; lumber. _ j And another saw mill ( iboui 3-4 of mile towards Hick- | ;>ry on Mr. Louise Moore's land, it just moved in a short time j ago and lias not done much saw- lj ing yet, but will have a lot of | oak logs to saw. Lumber seems to be in dema. d and find* ready sale a 1: a good price. i Fanners are busy plowing ] their larrl this fine weather, pre- | pairing for spring crops. j Success to The Democrat. A Subscriber. Z ~~ Mr. Will Fry, of Ohio, is here ] v siting rel tives and fiienis. Mr. Lee Fr\ and Miss Carrie Mx>se, Loth of Hickory, were marriii Tf.u:sday evening of ' last week. The ceremony was performed at the Lutheran church by Rev. J. C. Moser. A Squa-e Baal assured you when you buy Dr. Pierce's family medicines—for all the ingredi ent* entering into them are printed cn the bottlw-wrappers and tlieir formulas are attested under oath as being complete and correct. You know jnst what you are paying for aud that the iusredients are gathered from Nature's laboratory, being selected from the most valuable native medicinal roots found growing in our American forests~wuLwhiie potent t©cure are perfestte to the most delicate woingvjawTfn Not a drou iif WByaUinifc A mycii-Dcttgr agemTsiTsi-a both Tor_ex- T.Tarf.irty and preserving the mWicinJ principles used in tnem. viz.-piire Wi rejned glycerine. This agent possesses Intrinsic meaiclnai properties of Its own, being a most valuable antiseptic and anti ferment, nutritive and soothing demul cent. Glycerine plr.ys an important part In Dr. riorce'B Golden Medical Discovery in the cure of Indigestion, dyspepsia and weak stomach, attended by sour risings, foul breath, coated tongue, poor appetite, gnawing feeling in stom ach, biliousness and Kindred derange ments of the stomach, liver and bowels. Besides curing all tlio above distressing ailments, the "Golden Medical Discovery r is a specific for all diseases of the mucous membranes, as catarrh, whether of the nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels or pelvic organs. Even In its ulcerative stages It will yield to this sovereign rem edy if its use be persevered in. luChronic Catarrh of the Nasal passages, it Is well, while taking the "Golden Medical Dis covery" for the necessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the passages freely two or three times a day with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course of treatment generally cures the worst ,cases. In conghs and hoarseness caused by bron chial. throat aijq lunr affections, except con sumption W) its pranced stages, the " Golden Medical Discovery." Is a in'6st efficient'rem edy, especially in those obstinate, hing-on coughs caused by Iff it at ion and Congestion of "the bronchial mucotis ThQ^DIs 1 ? . covery " is not so good for acute cough; aris ing from sudden colds, nor must It l* eir peeted to cure consumption In Its advanced stagos no medicine will do that—but for al] the obstinate, chronic coughs, which, if.neg* lecled. or badly treated, lead un to consump tion. It Is the bast medicine that can be talfen. . ' !g| DRINK THE jo R new R g ORCHERADE g E A Delicious E D Blending of p ■* Fruit Juices A —A PURE n U REFRESHING U j r INVIGORATING JJ E WH9LEappRK B MANUFACTURED BY Hickory Pot. Works There Will Be A. Happvj With you and those whiskers, you shave with us. Good J£aivQuttiTLQ off Specialty. Slpe Pi?tz Barber »»g»M»wwww»— I f w I I Sell I | T. W. Wood's & Sons Seeds. | |•• 1 | | My seeds have arrived. Seeds of all kind. Gardes Seeds, Union Sets, Wood's Seed -Potatoes, Seed Corn, White Spring Oats, 5 jjj trade mark brand, and other kind of seed. | | Garden seed two packages for 5 cts Call I and see me. | f H. T. MAYES | t t | WEST HICKORY. A AIM? ffi ttl MTiffi ■■ S-JB Wf Ma^ SmWSm BUK-M SUR JK sm nvrlff I 100 HEAD OF I HORSES ; AND MULES. I and Mules. These are all well broken, acclimated and ready for H work. They were well selected, and among them are $ some extra good mares, and especially some nice driv- $ ing and saddle horses. Taken as a whole, this is one of & the best lots of Horses and Mules that we have ever jdj had on this market. Come and see us. We can suit HI you in anything you want. Among these are some big $ .teams of Horses and Mules. M TERMS: Cash, note or mortgage. & I The Henkel Live Stock Co. | jjj Old. Reliable. | I Our new Spring stock of Clothing is 1 arriving fast and we want to show « you through our line whether you buy |j or not. We sell Clothing for nearly jl one-half what it will costyou at other 1 SHOES, SHOES. i The best line in the city. We han- J die General Merchandise. tt c n us for bargains. 1 sRussell, 1 9 HICKORY, NR. c. | i 1 • r* Before You Buy I »on't fail to see my line of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats and kinds of Under wear for winter. Also handle GROCERIES and COUNTRY PRODUCE. Don't fall to see my line before you buy. Yours truly, W. G. FOX Hickory, N, C. :
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