North Carolina Newspapers

THE MONROE JOURNAL Telephone No. I Tuesday, rUrch 31. IW. Mr F-tta ami Margie William son weut to Charlotte this nioruiug. Mi Ortrode WabJi baa re-tutu-d br position at Shaiiuou'a. Thfre will I Rifcirr service at 1'uion drove tbun-h on Suuday week. Mrs. IL V. Hoiutoii and children arc visiting Mrs. V. II. IViuber lon ia Concord. ('apt. aud Mrs. Cha. Liudney of Lilnmll are uniting their sou. Mr. J. J. Liud-scy. Mra. J. F. WUhart of Terre Haute, IihL, U visiting hersUtrr, Mr M. I- Flow. Mra. K. J. Heath of Matthews speut several day butt week witb tier daughter, Mra. It. I. KeUIearo. Mr. ll. 8. lhavis of Bacford xiient a irt of last week at hi old liome in W ax haw. Mr. A. M. Hartaell of Lancaster, 8. ('., had accepted a ioitiou an bookkeeiier ia the office of the Heath liee Hardware Company Mr. K. B. liiveius son of Mr. K. J. Uiveua, who has been iu Macon, (ia., for some tiiue, returned home t riday. Ir. J. B. Richardson will deliver the literarv address at Wingute and Kev. I. M. Austiu will preach the sermon. Mr. II. M. Broom, who ban been in bad health for some tiuie, re turned this morning from spend ing some days in Vance township. Mint l'et Steele of Morveu hivs re- mimed her old position an milliner for the A. . Heath Co. at ax bar. Messrs. Jerome, Ilcdwine, A r in field anil Stuck spent hist week in It.ilcigh arguing can U-fore the Supreme ( on i t. The Bunk ofl'iiion publishes to day the Htatcmeut of its business at the clone of the I'.Miil business day of its existence and makes a Hue showing. .Mrs. 15. K. Kvaus will go to Jef ferHou this week to attend the mar riiige of her sister-in-law, Miss Ktta Kvnns, to Mr. Ik I. Slulnaker of West Virginia. Mr. Ora 1'eake and her two Hons, Messrs. John and Theodore, have gone to Clinton, S. C, to at tend the golden wedding of Mrs. l'eake's parents. Mr. Bruce Adams is moving into bis nice new bouse iu the southeast section of town. Mr. .las. II. Wil liams is nliout completing his bouse iu the same section. Mr. A. J. Knight is in Waxhaw this week for the purpose of estab lishing two mine rural mail routes from that point. That will lie three for Wuxhaw. Dr. J. II. Kubauks, who went w ith Mrs. S. F llclk to Baltimore Monday night of Inst week, re turned Thursday. He says that Mrs. llelk will probably return liome soon. Sir. David A. Covington, who graduates this year with distinction at Wake Forest, has lteen selected by the faculty to lie one of the six roiumencemeiit shakers, which is one of the most desi ruble honors among the students. On account of Prof. Brooks' re tirement, he has put the accounts of those who pay tuition into the bauds of the city tax collector, who is the authorized towu collector, uiid the latter w ill hereafter call with the bills. llelk Bros', millinery department will have its oeuing Thursday night and Friday. The opening will ls under the directum of Misses Jennie Shepherd aud Bessie Simpson of Monroe and Florence Maynard of Baltimore. The school taught by Miss Mag gie Davis at Beholsith, near Wax haw, closed last Friday with au entertainment by the pupils. Miss Davis is one of the county a best teachers and always make a suc cess with her school. Messrs. Crowell and Bickett break the ice this week iu the mut ter of cotton weigher's announce ments. Shove in your notices, boys. One dollar gets a fair Held and no favors, and gives the mag istrates plenty of time to reflect npon your good points. Do mules ever die suddenly of heart disease like men sometimes dot One day lust week, a good mule, apparently in jierfect health, dropped on the streets of Waxhaw somewhat like men do with apo plexy or heart disease, and died Immediately. I!ev. C. C. Lemnii of Charlotte will hold service at St. Paul's church Thursday evening, April 2nd, at 7:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. The Daughters of the King are requested to meet Mr. Leman at the church at4::t0' p. m. the same day. j Hev. H. C Moore, formerly of Monroe, now pastor of the Baptist church at Chapel Hill, write The Journal that Mr. L. L. Parker of this county, a member of the senior class at the University, bas been elected president of the Baptist Young Peoplc'sUuion at that place, The suggestion has been made that outside people might get the Impression that Monroe was a bad town because the peoplo have had a law and order meeting. Not much. No towu where the aale of liiinor Is unlawful can be a lawless town to any extent, except as to the one violation of blind tigers. Monroe has uo other form of law- leHsness. and it looks now as if that variety has seen Its best days here. Try a can of plum pudding at J. JL Simpson & IWa. MEET! NO AT MARSHVII Workmen today began to move, Monroe now has a home iuur- the old Mrtbodist churrh to the k4 ance company. "The luiou Ita-iier-l of Jlrttvr Miute ia Iroul oMirltliu oleut I.ile Insurance (iiukiuv. The Baptist Inion, held Mwr. Lee Leo will give their !nr f1" mei veier Erst display of Milliuerv for and orKai.i.-d by el.ii.g J. J. season on Friday and Friday night ' M-rrow and T. I I.U- of this week. Mrs. Virginia la is. i"Ttors " A. Morrow assisted by Mr. Hargrave and Pru','iit; J. J- t row, irr presi Mue Mal.1 Cribble and Annie A M ta. k , r, ury and William, will he iu charge. I J""; .' wO" f ; kite; B. . cmmond, general Miss (Vl.-ssa Uitle and little aeut. The cmpany will Issue Thelma of Uiies. Creek low nsliiii :,,!. i, lkj, MH. ..A iUeii of Uisasure resource Successful Gathering. The t'uion, or Filth Sunday Mi-ctiug f the rhun-hni of the luiuu I!atiat AsMM-iation, was held at Marshv ille ou Friday, Sat ....I ... ..,.i s;.....i .,- i'...-" t i' lavis preachl lhe intrtKluHoo nluS l'ri""'r' iuk- si-rmou at II o clock l-ruliy moru I ISfecihl Notices. fANTED A Cul 6rt clau u.'lk O. C. tuiler. PAkkV tvcuthiin; vdo iijve iu oij liusincss Points. Smie iw-oiile do Itusiuesa without advertising. Tliev eoold do more IaEE & LEE, THE LEADING BET GOOSS. I3TIC5S. CLCT3IIG, GISTS' IXEJISHIICS, UT AID SHOE T9 II I0IR0L Mi Mamie which they w ill visit their brother, Dr. J. Ik Little of Newton. Ou the 17th of April the Graded School will play at theos-ra hoiisf, "Between the Acts." for the tene tit of the public library. Tbos mho will take irt are Mr. T. P. Dillon, Mr. Cuuuinghain. Prof. S. J. F.vcrvtt. Misses Sue Nasli, I.ila Ijuie aud Bright Ogburn. The Bight Key. J. Ik Cheshire, D. D., will preach aud hold mo firmation service at the F.piscopal church at :4.' this evening. The public is cordially invited to at tend. He execls to go to Wadea boro and hold services at 11 a. m. Wednesday and to be in Ansou ville Thursday. The young meu's sociHy of Wax Imiw Institute has elected the fol lowing maohals for the closing exercises: Kiumctt Smith, chief; J. C. Cniig. Ney McXeeley, John Xiven, Klwyne tepheiisou. The young ladies' sis iely has elected t he fol lowing com mil tee of arra nge meiits for the same occasion: Misses Marguerite CuthlM'rtson, Cora Lee Howanl, Julia CuthlMrtson, Bintie Stephenson, Allie Williams. For a long time distilleries have becu known in this county as "bell kittles," this expressive phrase having lieen coined and oflen used by Bev. J. W. Little. While even Mr. Little himself has not I htm able to supply an equally pielur esiiie anil forcible name for sow- paw, the deficiency has ikvii sup plied. A siteaker nl the mass meeting last Thursday night calleil it the "saliva of the devil," which, if it aiu't, what is itf Bev. J. 8. Coriieniiig, pastor of the Baptist church at 1 minions ville, S. ('., preached in the Mon roe church Sunday, Dr. Croxton U'ing in South Carolina. Owing to the very bad weather the con gregation was not large, but Mr. Corpcning delivered a most excel lent and thoughtful sermon ou the M'rfecliou of the Christian religion in that it brought man crsoiiully in Hrlect contact with (tod. Miss Mollie (iibsoii of Stevens died Friday morning as a result of injuries received from burning the day More. While in the field with r father,Miss (iilison, who was I . years of ago, went to throw some trash upon a burning brush pile and her dress took lire. She began to run, but her father and some other men caught her anil lgan to extinguish the Haines. Maddened by pain, Hie. broke Iimikc nod ran again, and the Haines being fanned to new life, burned her fearfully before she was again caught and the tire finally put out. She died iu great pain. Bev. F. M. Jordan, a ret i nil Baptist minister of the old school, has Is-eu siiendiug a day or two iu town selling his book, which i.i nn account of his own life and work, written by himself. He isu regular figure at the State convention id' his church, lie says he has baptized converts iu every river in North Carolina and iu iiiuiimerable pools mid s'liull streams has baptized 4,000 in all; is 7:1 years old; been preaching .VI years, the last twenty live as an evangelist, und has preached in every county iu the State and held protracted meetings in three fourths of the towns. Bev. Geo. II. Atkinson, the new pastor of the Presbyterian church of Monroe, on the eve of leaving Chariot le has raised .V0 for the Duriiosc of purchasing ambulances for the hospitals of that city. Of him the Observer of this morning savs: "ext Friday Mr. AlKinson will leave for Monroe to take charge of the Presbyterian church iu that place, to which ho was recently culled. In his office ns assistant to Bev. Dr. J. It. Howei ton, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, and in a purely itersonal way. the young clercymnn has greatly en deurcd himself to the people Hi tins city and his departure will lie gen erally regretted. I pou seciini'g bl in as a pastor and private citien, Monroe is lo lie congratulated." A town negro of the genuine loafing variety, and there's plenty of them, may do a good many other things, but he is not going to work at anything more onerous than car rying a message or a package and the passage has to be mighty light, too. Notice a gathering of them on the corner and ask one if he wants a Job, and he'll put you through a category of minute questions no ,kfl. l.u. I. in Tl. 1. I ..f l .l went i. f i.iiii..n ti,ij. t ii i.i .1 . ( nig, aua aner au luieimissiou lor - . . went to Liucolutott Tliuisuay to be jk! health ou the mutual assess ( . : , week sold fit) worth of goods. present at the closing exeieises of Ulent plan, and will afford the . T. 7 Lit e'a arbiMd. aftet .uii.i- i..., Ui.... ",r " .-...! . ... I , , , .1 . ... .'larsu. 1 ue ioiiow nig uiesseugers 111 uir wipi ruimiiu ui.ij .ir. : rJrr were eurolM: Cur lee says he wants to buy some! Klieueer: J.. F- Powell, J. It. milk cows and Mr. Bed wine says II..!...-. l...M . M II 11.... I.., I I.. ...... I. I well: B. Pom-. J. C. lloiiirh; M.irsJi- Though they doii't si- ll "milk" rUrshvllle Items. ville: J. C. Morgan, A. Pbifer; Mill the mum- way, these gentlemen will f" 1 reek: Jaeoli .viisllui; Monroe: -V. pntiuiuv gel logeiuer iu aistui leu T Marsh ville. March :. Miss) -' roxton, Ik . Biker; I nion: nnniites alter the pacr is issued. W.l .. M..,r.u. J. A. Ill vens: l.'itiiidLe: Miles N. .. IKUW ...... ... .--.l.l.- nin - ... ... . tt- . . . ii- t t t: . . . . 1 fsaturdav and Sunday here w itli '" "axnaw: 1. . uns-i; Muiieloiiisadverii.se soiiieuuies .M iss lle'liv. Meadow Branch: J. W. Bivens, J. an i m-t there soiiietimes: some folks Mr. S. T. Smith of Lilesville, ! -V. llliams; riuladelpuia: J. advertise all the time and get there,"'" Icon lo I. D. FuLrr. 1ST IccritcJ otic hogsiieaj ol ulJ II Iidic Tucto Kico Mulauct. Hill :lHea(l(iuartcrs A blKU. TXIK SALE-Threemilrhco I (ily to K.B. KrJaiue, Xlourue, Uairb jo, ijoj- prote-liou at uctual cost. Iney will lie ready for business this week. Any one desiring informa tion may rail on Mr. U-mmoud. ',f-..B.Ii-.irv ttt Til Jtinriwl IPUK SALE-(HifjooJ tiurM, family, j dray ot farm work, tasli or goJd VI ' I D I.UtMtH K you ran ett t'.t Ort 11 lit rah airat at J. rbo-J So. 1). I'arker 'i mar- account o) I lie reunion at V Urlraoa Way 19'h to JiuJ, the S A. L. m all sell rouud trip Ileitis for ij yi. P)K KENT Three room huue un Collrfe stieet, near (railed ihu..l: A. Levy. who has Isi'u in srhmd here since Christinas, returned to his home Friday. The Sunshine Ss-iely will give au entertainment at the Academy next Friday uight. The commencement exercises of Marshville Academy will begin on Saturday night. May L'ud, w ith a debate hy the r.utlialiau Literary Society. Theipiery to lie discussed is, "Besolved. That newspaers do more to ititliicnce public opinion than all other agencies combined Ou Sunday, May K. K. Walkiui, Manager. SEE S. R. Doater before you buy your gaiilca teed anJ reed po-tatnea. i.ullege; lift Del: Uimkiu Jlmire; all the time. po to the Star Cale for nice luorh Mt. Pleasant: B. I. Goodwin, J. F. ' U or nice meal at any time of day. I reslcr, J. t. liyrd. j The American ToliaccoCoinany "How often should a Missionary controls the toliacco industry of the Baptist church 11 nine aud what world, yet it spends fsoo.lMNj year should be done with a memU-rw ho y in advertising for new business, refuses to couiinuncf" w as discussed i by Bev. Messrs. J. A. Bivens. J. I- j iVsideiit B.sevelt says that Bennett. D. A. Snider, T. P. I.it publicity is the cure for trusts; it lie. A. C. Davis, and Dr. A. M. . Bi, . a,1ii.ii f.,P .lull roxton ami Mr. 11. rojie. business. Dr. Croxton asked the I nion to' i consider the liouor law for I'uioii i When in need county and help enforce it to the phone No. 01 I. 1. Dr. .1. C. Bowe limit, and Mr. I. . Baker made of Monroe will preach the annual statement of what the Mi.ple ol sermon. n Tuesilay, Mayo, Hon. (Mouroe intended doing on that Stephen Mclulyre "of Luinls rton line. Bev. J. A. Bivens preached of fresh meat I). Parker. will deliver the literary address. The rest of the program has 1.0! yet lieen completed. Mr. Wade Bivens, who has lieen attending a business college at Ma con, (ia., returned lo his home near here Saturday morning. Prof. Williams of Wingate in town Saturday attending 1'uion meeting. Something Kenlly (JooJ, Because it does you good, if you mill it is l-ilrols-'s Sarsapai ilia. Bring this slip of pajM-r Willi 7.V. and get 11 dollar bottle. If after taking two bottles your blood is not in Is-tter condition, and if you do not find it to Ik- the liest liver tonic and laxative you ever used, it's fin- and you Is- the judge. We are giving iiway -.1c. 011 each IhiIiIc for:l more days only, to show you what this medicine will do. It is an intelligently prepared com binatioii of iron ami potassium iodides the best blood puriliers known together with gentle but effective liver tonics and vegetable alteratives aud laxatives. We iti1 ommeml uiid guarautis- it for bad blood, sluggish liver ami other con ditions following and caused- 1y these, such as dizziness, headache, constipation, fevers and esMi'ially rheumatism. We know it's good medicine ami want to sell it to you strictly with the understanding that you are not to pay for it if it doesn't do Just what we say. F.Mii.isii Dim 1; Co. It is said that more horses and mules die annually of colic than of all other diseases combined. If insurance companies would insure agtiiust colic at anything like a iciisnnslilo rate stockmen w ould act wisely in 'ukinjr out policies. The risk is so great, however, that the price insurance companies re quire is prohibitive, l'lie best thinztodo is to use Ashcraft's Condition Powders. It will pre vent colic. To prove the genuine ness of this assertion, uny horse or nuilo that has an attack of colic, when tho powders are used accord ing lo directions money will be cheerfully refunded. It is a fact that of tho many thousand pack ages sold not one horse or mule bas ever died of colic when kept in condition by using Ashcraft's Condition Powders. L'."c. package. Sold by English Drag Co. The John H. Sparks Show. Onvnrllle iH. C.l Dally Sawi. For general cleanliness of per formance there has not been au ex hibit in this place for many years that excelled the Sparks show. They make uo pretense of having a great three-ring circus; neither do they advertise things they do not exhibit, but simply travel from one place to another in their mas sive cum with an aggregation of performers and animals that keep you watching for the two hours of performance with as much interest as if they bud a traiu of fifty ears and two brass brands. The whole of the seating capacity of their cir cus tent was crowded and several hundred people were eomolled to stand or to accept a scat on the grass at the side of the circus ring. Besides having a good show they are free from a gang of parasites that usually follow shows, in the shape of gamblers. at night from the l.t inl Psalm Services were os-iied on Satur j day morning by Bev. D. A. Snider, 1 ami the second query, "How can I e most stuvcsslully develop and, indovtriuatc our young people", was taken up and discussed by scv- .i 1 .... was lerai siMiiKfiN. .i 11 ociocKirr. Hie t roMon preached from II Cor. !:.V 7. Afler dinner the third ipiery, "The sin of omission: how docs it compare with other sins'" wasdis-' cussed by Bev. Messrs. J. G. Gill-' lege, D. A. Snider and A. M. Croxton. The fourth uuery, "Hindrances to spirituality in our churches and how to overcome Iheiii, ' wasdis cussed by Bev. G. O. Wilhoit, A. C. Davis, .1. I. Bennett, J. A. Biv ens and .1. K. Bowell. At night lev. J. L. Bennett preached. On .Sunday the heavy rain prcven The trial of .1 us. II. Tillman for the killing of X. G. Gonzales will probably Is-giu on April 1:1th. Election Notice. An rl.sn-.n will iV it-hl 111 the t iiy t Vn r ii 1 iii'-U) atlt-r t (..- llr.l ..n.l:iv 111 May. Iwintf tin- 1U1 t.f iti iiiotiili. Iia. f..r nir mrH.. ..r ,-. 11. n mayor mi. I rti- l..-rm,-ii in iv r.Uiii- s nli II..' .Oinii. r of -nkIi'iiv of Monro, ati.l f.u Hint inirimv. Hi H.iril of Al-.l.-riii.-il lino' i.iK.liitil Ki-k'lHlrnr. liu ill rt i'iM.'.- all Mimliuil ,iiii-r. aiilylnK for n-ifin Intljoii. m! tin- folios nil! linn-- anil iiais.M : l-IWjinl.il i Hrn-iln. al On-Coiirlhiiuvi-. Sn.l lani. s Hk'l.iiril.al In -lurr. ;ir,l War.l. I r ,ki... al Hs-.k M 1 1-r. ' Htoft- eli Wat.1. I c. Itni.ti. at J. K. Kiu:li.li ft ted tliecarrviui! out of what would have been a very interesting pro gram. Mu.Ks X. Bivi;s, Sec'y. Fine California peaches, the liuest ever put up, .1 pound cans for It.'i cents, yellow or gold, at J. Ii. Simpson Co.'s. Nice lot of white Is'iins for cook ing. J. B. Simpson & Co. Kverylsidy who has tried those splendid Caiitorinu M-aches at .1. K. Simpson i Co. h praise them and buv more. CONDENSED STATEMENT ol Tilt t oM'ltloM or THV BANK OF UNION, MMNKUK. N.C., al tlii- ,-liH.i'i.f l.ii-ini-Ma Man-li ilh. llel. la-liiK lltr I'llit liUrlllra iluy. KKSnl II' ts loan ami lH-'iiHil". - . . I .".rfs ' Ki.. an.l Sii.,ll..-. 1 l I'uriiihin' au.l I'iylurf-, I.""..'"' Cuali .m llaa.l an. I In Hunk Mi a. 'H nvur.lrafH Sii-uiimI w I.IAHII.Il'IKS. Cnnllal Slia'k. rn.llvl1h.1l Colli- I'..ltlilm-il l.-lMi.iU, Ci-rlill'-ilisirm-l: i..,a:i iih.a;ci..'ii Man-li ili. Iwia. . BI.AKKNKV. I'nlilftil. l'.-r....i-il.-irliitf loS.rIH a..K to tin K.-i-i-lnir. 011 s.dnr.iiii . Hi.- eli. lltli. Istu anil tll of Airll. IW.I. al tin ilani natiiisl. Tin- Hoaril of Al.lrriui'll ii..lllti-il lliv follow 1111: Jm.i,:i - of Kii-lioii. s'io sitli On- H.-ifi-I'un. 111 tln-ir s..,..H-tlii' iar.l- r-.n-lltiili' II., i-l. i-tloli H r.l, it: l-lanl. I' H Mar.li u a". I I. UIII141 0I O a ril r N SI11111..111 anil II H S: in,.. Jul Want. Killn. Jiiiilli l.l an. I W II Marlin nil Mai. I.J 1 ttlaUm t ami M 1 Hr..ni B e Aslli R IT. clrrk an. I Tn-a-urvr All lin!itL-l voti-m III till' city of M..11 ria it. -IrniL' n .'t-traii..ii a--lu ll for iln- i-li.'tioii In Kni.ll i" to Iii'l.l 1.11 tin-:lli 1I10 of Miiy. Iiact. for Hi, i-li-ti. I a M a, or a ml li' Al.li-rim-n of tlii' 1 it, of M!ir- arc rvijiii'.tr.l to a..iy to Hi.' rrifi.trar nf tin ir ti'-t-. l im- anl on Sal unlay. N- Itli. lltli. l-tli ai.il i.th ln m.f Airll. Ita'i. at llif I'lai-.- IIHIII.'.t III tin ili.lf fl.s-tl.ill I,.. tli-,.. i. i MKimiM. rir.l Uaril N s Ii.. It! UN. Si-i-olt.l Hani J I' -Ihfs llnr.l anl I. C HIi'kKlT. I'oiirlli Want MOTItE-All peraooa are It hereby noli he J that I have sold my entire lock of drUKS aud all burs counectril with aaid drug hunnean, gooJ will. c, toC. N. Sinipaoii, Jr. All per out owiug old firm will pirate nuke aetllement with my aucconiur aaii ail , Jcbti of laid firm will be met by C. N. .Simpson, Jr. I ask that my old cus-1 lumen continue their pattouace with, old firm, assuring them that they ill lie met with tame accommodations and ' courtesy at in past. I thank you eaih j and every oue for your generout pat- j innate duting niy leun of husiuets. With best winhet, yours, C. E. Iluustoo. for Gents' Clothing. Spring and Summer line now ready. Also youths' and boys' new cuts and weaves. Neckwear, all the colors of the rainbow. Shoes, Shoes. Shoes! For men, women and children. See all lines HERE before you buy ANYWHERE. THE Harlor Market it the place to 1 get your nice aud tender meats, aud where you get the most meat fur , the money. Plume .'51. j FUK SALE A good dwelling, with! city water, good harns and out-, hnusts; also good store house in yard, j For particular! apply to K. W. Leoi-I moud, Attorney. ANNOUNCEMENTS. j niRMAV'iH: I I ln-tvly aiinouin- niy--lf a I'an.li.lal. for llif 1 ort'iH-of niaiorot tin-city of M..nr..' Hum Man-li iHitli. Iwn. lKKHKI.1 II I I I I AKI. UIR MAVuR I In-n-liy annimm mylf a i-at rtl.of iiiaynriif Monsw. "iil-jis' a-ratlc irimary. A. M .li.lat.f..rtli. to III.' IM-Ill I KoWKI I. HiHIOlToX ttHi.HKK I ttrrt'liy aiimilltns' niVM.ir ai-amll.tati' fortl.r .lllis. of is.iioii mrliilirr l III' l"n "f M. iin I. i". HIOUT " i-oHrorros wkh.hk 1 li..r-l.y anln.uiiiH my vl! a faii.llilal' f-.r ll'' illliv of isillon ,'la-liral Molina. J. A 1 RtittH I C.N. Simpson, Jr. Successor to C. E. HOUSTON. I desire to call the attention of the people of Monroe and Union county to the fact that I have purchased the stock of drugs of Mr. C. E. Houston and that I shall run A Pirst-Class Drug Store in every particular. Only the best drugs that can be bought will be used in our prescriptions, and only the most careful and painstaking men will be employed. I hope that all of Mr. Houston's custom ers will continue with the business. They shall be accorded the same fair, faithful and generous treatment heretofore receiv ed. All who have not heretofore patron ized the store are cordially invited to come around and try us. Respectfully, O M CIMPQON .IP A Va lt Vlllll W w 1 w j w t t gooooooooooooooooooooo girrrnri 1 1 riJim?i'AWiiiiuiiiiii uiLUunnHTTnrrmiimiii 1A.LKVV. MIIS. A. LEVY. Who Will Lead Ttys Spring? Why A. Levy, of course. He always does. If you will notice the great work going on at his store you will see that he is opening up tho finest stock of )r Goods, Clothing and Millinery ever brought to Monroe. He ha. just come back from the big Northern Hiirkcts and his goods are now rolling In on every train. The Indies in town and country are invited to come In and inspect our fine line. of dry goods and millinery, all that the rretticst material and the most skillful finger can do for you. And a. for clothing everybody knows that Levy's "High Art Clothing" is the best for fit and wear solJ in America to-day. All that our friends and customer need to do to get suited with the best goods and carry off the (nest bargain in any of our lines of goods is to come to our store. A. LEVY. j MllS. A. LEVY. ariiJiimiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiniin uiuiriiimiujir jujiimiiimiiLj IXXXXXrXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXIIXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXa m The Best xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxu -f H: m On Earth! 3 WhitcStar M 3 Coircc. Mt;ttttttttttttttttttttTXTIIIXIIXIXXXXXXXXXIXXIXIXXXXXXIXXIXIIXIIXXXXXXXXI; rr? a.--, t A Peace Maker! WhitcStar Coffee. OCXX)OC)OCCOOCXOCXXC0XXXXXj TRY The Empire Corn Fertilizer DrilL Tlmt uplenditl real fbtifw of creiiiu, will kerp iu any rliiiuitf, iu litirillilfrfHI nf til IMHIIlds Ut J. U. signed to jum bow hard the pro- ,in. .lson & (-,.. 1 l laaw I r ha A tiild I 1 pod exertion ia to le. If be finds it anything out the lighb-at or finds that Ton don't want to nay a double price for it, be will claim Iu a destirenitc fight U-tweett ritl zpiih of North Carolina and con- tire-1 mIhIiIph of IVnni'Ksee over a dispute rlona engagement and ia just theu ' M 0 whether a cert.iiu farm lay iu iraiting for hia man to come along. ' this Slate or Tetinenst'e, Jas. Flow- waiting I One mav aporoarh down ragged darkies without finding one who will agree to cut a cord of wood. And if 0110 agrees to do it the chances are that be'll throw up the job incomplete. Sparks' sbow has the largest and heaviest Lion in captivity and the smartest and cutest little Baby Kl ephaut ever on exhibition. They can be seen at Monroe April Sod. Mrs. Uvy'i Millinery Opening Mrs. A. Levy will have her an nua) birr sprint aliening of milli nery on Thursday and Friday of this week. Toe lautes 01 Dotn town and ooonty are invited to pay her store a visit and see the latent and prettiest designs In nan duo rue mil linery. . This space belongs to Brunei & Huey. Originators, and NOT Imitators, mm a c erand his son of this State were killed last Friday. Bucket of Ileintz mince meat at J. K. Siiupsou & I'o.'s. In the investigation before the Inter State I'oiuiiierce Commission of the transfer of the stock of thcMA, L. & X. railroad to the Atlantic iRA Coast Line, it was statea mat J. i: pv,v VI. ..... ... X- I'.v l.ut as OINI INMI in llm aail' ,1.I. VV. .'-'. . , 1 " ' - - deal. , Call around and try some of thivt flue new cheese of cream. Heat ever brought here. Iu "original packages" of 10 ponnda. J. K. Simpson & Co. I want your old Iron. J. D. Parker. in the grocery business. They use the cash for buying and discounting all grocery bills, and pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of country produce. If you fail to get the highest cash prices it is because you fail to see them. xxxxxxxxx jj White Star Coffee S Has no Equal ! Makes Every body Happy. XXZZXZXZTT' xxxxxixixxxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxi XI. s ITXXIX I XTTTTTTTTTTlTTTTTTTTTTMlIIIIIIt ixxxxiimxxtxrftnH All join in the same song and sing out for WMte Star Coffee. TTttintiiiiixitmi It is the best investment a larnicr cm make. It will plant your corn, fertilize it, and cover it at the same time. Take out your pencil, figure the saving of fertilizer, add the expense of planting the olJ way, and you will have your Drill almost paid for at the end of the season. The Empire is decidedly the best on the market. No chain attachment; no links to slip or break, and cause you trouble or inconveni ence, but a POSITIVE FORCE FEED. Ask those who have used it if it is not the best Planter told. Take one home and try it; if you don't like it, we'll refund your money. You need it now. The Heath-Lee Hardware Co.