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VOL. VIII.
THOM ASVILLE, N. C, AUGUST 1 8, 1 898.
NO. 50.
Bkightville-
Th4 .steam thresher whistle is
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h"urd daily in our vicinity.
The dry weather has give awa
at Inst to the refreshing showers
This rain is the making of corn
and a great lielp to the farmers
m preparing wheat land.
Capt. S. R. Harris is having
his dwelling house remoddledj
which will add very much to ite
apMarance.
Mrs. Hubbard Everhart and lity
tie son, Joseph, are very sick. We
hope; for their speedy recovery.
Mrs Flora Hunt of High Point,
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who has been visiting her father,
Mr. S Y. Clinard, for two weeks1,
has returned homo.
Mr. Robt. Tysinger and little
brother, Oscar, visited his sister,
Mrs. M . R. Harris, the first of the
we jki ' .
Mr. Addison Fouts' family,
that has been sick, is, we are glad
to note, improving.
Several of our people went on
the excursion to Wilmington'.
Theyj all report a nice time.
Miss Daisy Ward is sick with
typhoid fever.
The writer had the pleasure of
t . .1
attending the Liberty meeting
last .Sunday. Rev. J. Summey
preached'- in the morning and
evening and Rev. Henrv Sheets
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preached at night. There was a
very
large crowd at each service
" ,Enno.
Obituary,
Departed this life July 25th,
1M, Jane Albetrson, doughterof
lasp'Ir Albertson," age 25 years.
Justj one-fourth of a century, and
yet huw brief; but her years were
full f usefulness and good. She
was a child of afllicti jus, and ear
lv -.bereft of a mother's care, but
pertormed life's varied duties to
the best of her ability. Although
nt a member of the visible church,
she.wasa practical Christian, and
the memory of her good deeds will
live'after her. Faithful and de
voted to those she loved, but none
si; tiered wrong from her. She
leaves several brothers and sisters
to mourn her Ios. Peace to her
Mks. Jok Harris
Manila wa. captuml by
Avv and Merrill last Sat
unlay, ami 5.000 prisoners.
.Yotliin has yet b?n lone
tor the bad side walks.
No
Hazeltown.
magine.
of you,
enough.
1 No 1 You need not im-
If anything good is said
you will hear it soon
And if anything bad is
said I would not be overly anxious
to hear it- You might feel better
not to hear it.
If your glass distorts every oth-
er tace I ana cnaracter out your
own, be j cautious and wise too (if
you can) it may be if there ever
a beam in your own eye it is there
yet. We should all live so our
own hearts will not condemn us;
and then as we pass from groop to
groop we will not have to inquire
what Miss so and so and Mr. so
and so said about us. But that
we may t feel we stand acquitted.
There is such a blessed experience
felt by some. I remember once in
my life doing my duty and I did
not see the gobblinsin sight any
more until I failed, but ohl how
quick they then came.
Hazel.
The editor of the Biblical Re
corder says that paper stands for
righteousness and that he himself
stands for righteousness. We trust
that he is uot mistaken about this
But we wish to warn him that he
can't serve God and Chairman
Simmons of the Democratic cam
paign committee at one and the
same time. Progressive Farmer.
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through the winter? If so, we
are sure it quieted your cough,
healed the rawness in your
throat, increased your weight,
gave you more color, and made
you feel better in every way.
cut perhaps your, cough has
come back again, or you are get
ting a little thin and pale.
Then, why not continue the
same helpful remedy right
through the summer? It will do
you as much good as when the
weather is cold.
Its nersistent use will certainly
give you a better appetite and a
stronger digestion.
It will cure your
weak throat and heal
your! inflamed lungs.
It will cure every case
of consumption, when
a cure is possible.
Don't be Dersuaded
to take something they say is Just
as good.
All Druits, yrc. nd f i.
SCOTT dt Bow jik, CLtnUU. N. V.
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Local Paragraphs.
Mr. Lawrence Thomas is still
improving.
Mr. R. A. Grimes has had a
backset and is right sick again.
D E. Dorsette has opened a
grocery store on Church street.
Mrs. Anna Bell is off on an ex
tended visit to her old home in
Frostburg, Md.
Mr. Reubin Bowles is back filling
his old place in the, new chair fac
tory. The roof is being put on the. new
store building of J. M. Morris fe
Son. .
There is much complaint of
roasting ears being stolen from the
corn fields around here.
Mrs. Gene Lanier died Monda y
Her remains were laid to rest
Wednesday in Fair Grove ceme
tery. Mr. Arthur Thompson and Miss
Florence Lovelace, of High Point,
were united in marriage at that
place Sunday. 'Squ.re Guyer of
ficiating.
Messrs. E. W. Cutes, R. C Jones,
and the Misses Shiplett are off on
the Norfolk excursion. Mr. Cates
will visit Philadephia and New
York while gone.
Mr. j A. F. Perkins, of Chester,
S. C, arrived home Friday for a
two weeks' visit to his mother and
many friends hr. Fuller is a
type "sticker" in The Lantern of
fice, of that place.
Silver Ridge.
Everything is lively on" the
Ridge.
Mrs. J. W. Burton is improving
somewhat.
Mrs. Andrews, of Randolph,
who has been stopping at the Hil
ton Springs, returned home Sun
day. There will be an ice cream sup
per at Zion church Saturday, Aug.
20th- Proceeds for benefit of the
Sunday school.
Some of our men seem very
brave since the Spanish-American
war is over.
The people on the Ridge at
tended the Yearly meeting at
High Point.
Some of the Wilmington excur
sionists looked somewhat haggard
on their return home.
Miner.
or
Mothers!
Tun discom
forts and
dangers of
child-birth can
be almost en
tirely avoided..
WineofCardul-
ret teres ex
pectant moth
ers. It gives
tone to the gen
ital organs, and
mats them in
" condition to do their work
perfectly. That makes preg
nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recorery after
child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
For m&rie tm ee inuMaf
trc0Q, address. flWtf Utmu.
lW "La&m' A9orr Departmeat.
TVs Chftttaaooo Macbda Cx. Cfetta-
Mr. Stewart Cramer, of Char
lotte, is here at his father's. He
is ill with typhoid fever of a mild
form.! He is doing well.
Mr. W. D. Marsh is getting bet
ter, also Mr. W. E. Thompson is
improving some.
Mr. Frank Dorsett, of Bethany,
is . prominently sjoken of as a
Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
He seems to be a favorite among
the Democrats around here.
Mr. J. F. Hayden, manager of
the Thomasville Telephone Com- The war was n (h'(l last
pan has gone to his home, near Fridav at4;23 1V the sign-
Tyro, lor a lew days. lie will jng ()f the protoCol by til?'
bring witn mm on nis return
svstem. :
has also brought happiness to
thousands of notnes barren for
years. A few doses often brings
toy to loving hearts that long
for s darling baby. No woman
should neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine esses out
Of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardnl. $uao per bottle.
Br. tOCtta MktL
f JeSfcrsaa, Ca ssyst
"IThn I Erst took Wtoa f Cardnl
w aa4 bn 8safTil tarse yaars, st
soald noi asvs an J cUdra. 4os
aaa s us gin sasy.
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