IHE MONROE JOURNAL
Telephone N. I.
Tuesday. July 7. I"XU.
Mr. J. J. fruw u on a trip lu
Wiliuinuu ami liaili-Muu.
Mr. J. J. I.indy U-ft I In morn
iuj; f'.r a Uil tn Fiorv-i.ee, H. t".
Mr. au.l Mm. i. O. Fulls-uwiuVr
aic sk iiiIiii lo i-t-U in
bury.
IW. S. A. S!art of Trinity
llili S U ft-titling varathiii
with relative in Hie nullity.
Mews. U-eantl t'rt'll tiritliu of
Wade-dioro tiju-iit yeNtrtday in
Moil 11 .
There ill ! nu thildrt-in day
-xerei-s ul Mnltih clmu'h nut
Sunday, ax previously auiimiiiet-d.
Mr. Hon ant ToH Lst uil mid sis
ter. Mi? Ira It. Ton ii-triid. of t on
ntl. an- vUilinir Mr. J. W, Town
m ini ul .Mis. X. ;. Hunm-II'm.
I'rof. mikI Mix tl. t". Hamiltoii of
Mint Hill Mix-lit Friiiav ami Satur
day iu Monroe with flip family of
al. Iiiitii.
Mr. X. S. tlmm has W-eu an
Hiiiitttl a itntpslrate by the clerk
of Hip court. 'Soaire Oelmru will
makr it warm for bliud ticers if he
gels a w hark at em.
Mr. ami Mix V. T. Hart and lit
tie thutcht.r of (liarlottp visited
Mr. Hart's sister, Mrs. A. J. tireen,
and otlirr friends and relative Sat
unlay and Sunday.
I'rof. J. II. Walker. Messrs. X.
S. OglMini, Art-hie- Mt-Lirty, O. I.
II His. 1 11 and rolalily others lett
this iiiomitii: t attend the Slate
Tt-iupt-ranre Convention at Ual
eij;h. The Ihij of the Maeedoliia ilelial
injC ma-h-ty will diltule with the
t'arinel luivs. at the latter place, ou
Saturday niylil of this week. The
tnibji-tl v II he, Hoes edilcation
increase happim-Mi?"
The lectuie hv ex tlovernnr l!ob
Ta lor last Tucwlay iiicht ns re
reixed wild peat at islat-1 ion tv a
liirjro iiudieiiee. The opera house
was full mid it is safe to say that
110 audience wx-iever lit-tler pleased
here.
fall Bull Ssilnnlav Jul. Istk 1
U . l..l.. ; i . 7. 1 " ' .. .
T'. The Fourth BM.sh . Cr-d
." - iwiaii, . im mi
1 kmc and rrfrmliiurota,
TAl.klMi WITH THE H)H.E.
to Monroe, and the OU SuUirts'
Dinner Was a Great Sucesvs.
The In '-!! sutte- of the Fourth
Mr. T. II. U 11I..11 of I nioiiv III.
is t.i of tup healthiest aud best
inr-a-rinl mcu of It is a-;e in the
county. ! i-vini i 1,1 ir ,i Iv one
aid Mr. licii
Mr. T. J. Shan non lost tra bead
of In rattlr from bis Anson rouu Lr 1 . .. ."T 71 T handml vear o!d.
jty lurai ren-Mly, death ing -.,-...,. , ,. " . ' . . .V. ; Ion at the reunion S1iunl.1v
rausr.1 by tick tevrr. Ir. Butler. , hltuar ', .T ' " r ' ' t," i ' IUU U" J"" Uk'
tup Matp rHprnanaii, visitpd lb ;,., . V., , , "1 was a.kp.1.
rariu and 1 lajinwl the dispa.sp. , . ' " l'""'"
'"-. I incidci.U pver 00. lining Imtp.
Mr. T. L. ICukiii of Mai-Jivilh-lMorp lLaii thr-e loii.!i..l ..l.l . ..1
township brought aloua with hiiu eraas aceeM.M iir huKiiitalitv .f'
" rpunion a pMss- of H-, the s..p of M-.iu.n-, and their rx
brought It mil the baltlp lipid f previous f appnxialiou were Irp
Maheni Hill. It waa tiirnrd ovpr,iHul. ponliul and kimvn. Tlu.
lolir. Houston for his rurio Pol j dinner was m tmi) in il. Ilxkctt
iion. jbinldiiijr. and the gin-Ms were ad
Ir. J. I". (iuthiliM of l'rairi Blhsl the
.Miss., and his two daughters.
Mismh Natalia ami Madge, passed
lunnign .iionro
. tatilc Hire linn. The dinner it
elf was reallv a sol lid thini'
iluly Iwciity ip xcai-s but
M as well as any of the lis."
apt. is. t. Ificlia'dsou, ir of M
the men whorer lived in the u?
poiinly, and 1111 old I 'onti-dcratc
whom ceilly has the mvulesl 5J
IVsjM-Pt for. OUvil III.' M ill. incut of it1?!
the old soldieis. Mesanl. j K(i
"I hue illaavs s.ill llml
i ft
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Why Not Come Where
the Crowd Comes?
Moiii'op people
ri;TWT? ''Tirvi A!l llt ell rooked ami !,.'- herP.
et hv Mr a"nd Mril,luiu,,,y Mrvr'1- " "". "-"! MufW town .1. I,p Slat
"" 1.1. ,,.. .... soimrer liiwin. 1
wpre Ihe ch'VPresl
I do nut ,
wprp joined h
U t . liickelt. ami Hip party will
lak in Washington, Ilaltiiuorp,
Old Point t Vim Hut aud other
places.
Mrs. Jan. I'. Uim-y of Samly
Kidge toauship died Friday anil
was burhsl S.itunlay. She was s
ypar old and leaves live children
aud a hiislviul. Mm. Ijiiipv
a daughter of tliu late David Moui
gonieiy of liuftird township, and
was a UiPiulsr of the Methodist
rhu rch.
Miss Helen llealli Piiteilaiued a
iiiiiiiIh'I' of iVicinls at her home last
night in honoi of .Miss Craw lord of
l-aucxster. Miss Harris of Fort
Mill and Miss McAlister of Wall
town. A most delightful time was
given the many guests.
Oil July lirst N. Siuipson,
Ksi., muted in marriage, at the
home of the bride's motlier, Mrs.
1011.1 ( '. Hosier of Monroe towusliip,
Miss Canie Iiclle lloster to Mr.
Matthew Troulmau of Iredell
foiinty.
mere was an interesting game
F bull Iicip the Ith between Dud
ley and Monroe. Neither team
had practiced any this season, but
the Monroe boys were a li'lle two
hwift for them, the score being II
to ;! in favor of the home team.
There w ill lie cliildivn'sday ser
vice at i'leasant Hill church, iu
.New Salem tow nship, the :lr Sat
urday in July. There will lie an
address by l!ev. I'. J. Illack of
Stanley county in the afternoon.
Kverybiiily is cordially invited to
litleml.
The director of the Hank of
liiioii. at si meeting on the '.'ml
iust., declared 11 semi annual ilivi
tlcnd of 5 mt cent, lo'lai paid to
the stockholders, and carried ?i
"iilll of the undivided protits to the
Kill plus I11111I. leaving 1?.', 1 1 .". 1 1
gross iimlivided prolils.
Mrs. John 1 'lesson, alios 1ms
band died iu Monroe week before
last, asks The Journal In express
her thanks to the many people who
aided her. Mrs, i'ressoii and her
onildren have a homo with her
brother on a farm, near Olive
liraneli, which lslongs to her fatli
er, .Mr. li Mills.
A local Anti Saloon League was
organized at Wnxhnw Tuesday,
.nine ,111. l ollowlng oniccrs were
elected: J. M. Xiveu, presiilent ; I!
J. Ik-Ik, vice president; T. K. II.
Steplieusoti, secretary and treasur
er. iMlicei-H tiro expecleil to ap
point privately 11 vigilance coin
initb- to it-port suspected blind
tigers to ollieers of the law J. M.
Xiven was elected delegate to State
1 oiiveution, Halelgh, July 7th.
Itev. L. K. Stacy waa elected alter
nate.
The following incniU'rs of Foiii
pany II, 1'tith N. V. Itegiinent, were
present at the reunion Satunlav:
John l:. Simpsoii. Alen Whilake'r,
1.. S. Sts-rest, t'. F. Helm, M. S.
Mullis, l!. A. Davis, Alex Oslsirne.
John II. Uuev. M. F. Ikivle. S.
W, HiiHpvcult. John S. M.-i'i 1111.
The following im-mliers of Com
pany F, .Tith N.l'. Uegiinent, wen-
in Hie reunion Saturday: John I.
Urooni, Joseph lirooiu, H. I. For-
bis, J. I'. I'.i.k.iii. T. I,. A. Davis.
I. W. It) rum, John Helms. W. T.
Keiah, l. I'. Kpitih. T. A. Fow-
-r, .las. W. Fowler. John J. Me
aiu. .las. A. Morris, t'. T. Van-
clip. M. M. Vandle, A. ('. I'reslev,
Siilathial 1'it-sley, S. ti. Howie.
'Spiii- W. A. Aiistiu of New
Salem was severely hurt last Satur
il'iy when he ivtuined home from
Monro. lie was taking his mule
from the buggy when something
irigiitcneil tlieaiiiuml, causing linn
to jump and knock Mr. Austin
down. We have not learned the
extent of the injuries, only that
they are serious.
uo.n 10 me preum ami maiiv van
tie o cakp lor dessert. And there
waslUPgrfalest plenty, with many
buskelfliNof fiajnelit let) oer.
Just buforp the dinner the sale of!
ai licles doimtisl to the lire eoni
any bs.k pl;u-e. All the giHsIs
pi not sold, and llier will be
another a-il Friday niL'lit 011 the
aslpoilrt house ftiuai. wlieu Ihe r.
mainderof Ihe goods will lip aue
tiomsl otT.
The parade was not much of a
success, owing lo Ihe heat and the
inability of Ihe old noldiers to stay
iu it long. Tli raw wer woo as
follows:
yards dash, .Von (
Simpson, Jr.
us' yams uasli I irst prii
f i.oo, Aiurry Ik-uton: as-ond l.Vi,
. V. AuMiu: third l..V. Will
Worley.
In-elbarrow race, if.oU 1 leath
Howie.
Sack ran-, fl.Vi- Heath Howie
I'.ieycle race, :.:il - llogan Ik-Ik
There were two reel teams in tin
1 aces. 1 hit- w as under the captaincy
01 .mi-, imvis Ariiilield. and inn
under Mr. V. I1. Austin, fan!
-V 1 111 lii-l 1 I'm team won the rat and
the pri.e of 10.
The commit let-appointed by eaeh
Siinilny schiMil met in the court
lions July '.'ml, for the purpose of
deriding upon place and turn, torn
union picnic to lie held this Hum
mer. It was resolved that the Meth
odisl Sunday school should raise
lit), the Ilaptist ., the I'resbyte
lian .lo, and the Kpiseopal ami
Lutheran l."i: the f 15 donated by
Mr. J. ('. Males to lie pro rated and
distributed among the several
Sunday schools. A special traiu
will Ui chartered ami the picnic
held at Latta l'ai k, Charlotte, July
Mrs. Jemima Helms, widow of
the late Uabriel W. Jlt-liua, died of
paralysis at Ihe home of her son,
Mr. Tippy Helms, Thursday, July
1'inl. The reiiuuiw were interred
at the Chime) ceu ctery, three utiles
north of Monroe, Friday, ltev. I).
A. Snider conducting the funeral
dcrvice. Mrs. Helms was a sister
of Mr. Jesse I'arkef of Indian Trail.
She wan a member of Faulks Bap
tist church and led the life of a
Christian. She was fit! years old.
Hon. E. C. Williams made a
most creditable fpeech to the
negroes on the Fourth, There were
enough rhetorical flashes to make
the audience scotch well, but lie told
them the truth aud gave tbem ad
vice that would be valuable if heed
ed, vis: to work, be wabbling,'
honorable, and economical. The
speech has received many compli
ments from the white people who
beard it.
The county commissioners are in
session today. Vesleiday the bonds
of the several cotton weighers of
tin- county were received, and bids
for the ;,,"( worth of bonds to lie
sold were opened. There were a
uumlN-r of bids hut 110 informal ion
will be given out till next Monday.
when the tuiiii'd has another meeting.
The new county board of educa
tion, consisting of Mcssi. J. W.
llivens, J. M. I'rico and F. II. Ash-;
craft, met yesterday and organi.cd
by electing Mr. F. It. Ashcraft
liaii iu.ui inn) 1!. F. IU'iislcyc ty
superintendent. It was decided to
continue the system of appointing
committeemen for each school dis
trict, and the committeemen are
living appointed today.
(0II011 is very backward this!
year, but some blooms are appear
ing here and there. Mr. U. II. Mc
Mantis of Longs Sloro had one 011
1 tie mini, ami .Mi. 11. K. Hinder
bulk, who lives near town, reports
one us opening 011 Frniay night.
Mr. I.. I.. Mcdlui, near Iw's Mill
reports one 011 Ihe second, ami Mr.
J. C. Winchester of Jackson town
ship goes still better with one 011
An Old and Respected Citizen
Passes Away.
Mr. Joseph Mi N,-elvol lliislowu
ship tiled July 1st ami was limit
at rleasatii lirove Friday, the
funeral service la-jug conducted by
Key. M. A. Smith.
Mr. Mt-Neely was Ml years obi
and was born iu l iiioii ; then Meek
h-iiburg 1, in which c ty he livt-il
all his lite, except a short lime hi
mctl iu Lancaster county, S. ('.
Ills litst wile was a Lloitnt, and
six children were born to thi
union, only one of whom 1 Mis. T.
A. Davis 1 stir iv. s. He afterwards
married Mrs. Shtite. mother of Mr.
II. Is. Mint or Moults-, ami to
I hem three children were born, two
ol wh 1 Mr. James McNcely of
Monroe ami Mrs. J. I'. McAleer
arc now living.
.nr. .ne.M-eiy was alile to go
aiKitit until a lew tlavs Is-lore his
tlealli and was conscious until the
last. Although not a incmlier of
the chinch, he had been a constant
render of th bible for years, and
toltl his sou In-fore he died that his
sins had Iteen forgiven and that he
was ready mid prepared to die.
the lirst of July. Shep Cart-lock, a
colored tenant 011 Mr. Luther il
liains' farm, had one 011 Sunday
Mr. J. II. lkiyte uf MoiiriH- report
ed one this morning.
Xot a penny will it cost the man
who gels the nice buggy in The
Journal buggy contest. Von are
going to pay for your paper any
way. Do so now w hile the tickets
are going and have your name in
the contest. Von may draw the
buggy. It's worth trying. For
every dollar, old or new, paid yon
get one ticket and credit formic
year's subscription. Scud money
through the mail -a dollar bill iit
au envelope, or a two, will come
o. k. Address The Journal, Mon
roe, X. C.
Mrs. Isaac (lay of Hufonl town
ship was found dead in bed this
morning. The cause, of her death
was heart trouble. She had not
been sick and her death was alto
gether unexpected. Her husband
says he waa attracted to her lied by
their child crying alsiut 2 o'clock,
when he found her dead. The
death liemg so sudden, Mr. (lay
thought Is-st lo hold an investiga
tion and sent for Coroner Kit banks,
who empanelled a Jury, consisting
of Col. H. (I. Hotchkiss, J. I". Kog-
era, liufiis (iriftin, Frank Doster,
Frank Mangtim ami X. W. Broom.
Alter making an examination the
jury decided thai death was due to
natural causes. The deceased lady
was alxuit ;0 years old.
?0ne Cent Saves
One Pound Fruit
Two Years
It's done by using Lalrobe's
Fruit Powder. One package costs
20c. and will preserve 25 pounds
fruit lor over two ye ats. Frrfect-
ly tasteless the mojt satisfactory
Fruit Powder on the market. We
have sold thousands of packages
nd have yet to hear of single
failure. Does not require an sir
tight container simply cover with
clean cloth that sail. We have
glass jars if you want them, bit,
the powder way is cheaper, better
far less trouble. Take no substit
tute, Latrobe's is the original and
the best. Out of town dealers
please write for wholesale prices.
It sells itself when once used.
Sold by English Drug Co., Mon
roe, N. C
Temperance tallies.
The following changes have Is-eu
made in the dales for speaking on
temperance at the places named
U-low:
Bond's (trove, July 2llh.
Olive Branch, July -J."itli,
Tirzah church, August 1st.
I'leasant Hill, August loth.
Mill Creek church, August l.ith.
Hamilton's X Loads, Aug. 1st.
Shi loli, August Mh.
Meeting is changed from Holly's
Hill to haitlicld church, Aug. -.:'.
First two rallies will lie Olive
Branch iu Xew Salem township,
July '.'.'ith, and Bond's drove iu
Jackson, July I'lth. Speakers:
II. C. Ashcrnft, Dr. II. D. Stewart,
Kev. A Marsh.
Bond's drove: Itev. J. II. Dixon,
W. H. Philips ami perhaps others.
SHaking 10 to 12 a. in. Picnic
Dinner at 12. F.vcrvlmdy Invited.
J. IL W.i.Kt:it, Pres.
Oak Ridge Institute.
We are just in receipt of the eat
alogue of Oak Kidge Institute.
Those w ho are gmsl judges, and
iu a position to know, say it is the
handsomest ever issued by a simi
lar institution in this country. It
is in keeping with the progressive
spirit which has marked every
year of this well known school's
life. Those who are looking for the
oest place to prepare, for college
for business, or for life, should not
fail to write for catalogue. We
ai glad to see that it still stands
pre eminent among the schools of
the state in equipment and num
bers. See advertisement.
Miss Sturdivant to Leave-
ctiarl.Hti- ,-.
v iiarioite people 111 general, as
well as the music-loving public,
will learn with tlecp regret that
.hiss jontiiiie Mimiivaut will lOave
111 Scptc miter.
Miss Stiirdivaul has accepted 1
position as vocal teacher iu Hill
man College at Clinton, Miss. This
college is a very large one ami is
Ihe olilesl college for wonicii In
Mississippi.
Miss Sturdivant will also sing
in the choir of the First Baptist
i hurch at Jackson, which city is
nine miles from Clinton and is con
nected by trolley with that nlnre.
The college and the ieople of
Jackson are to lie congratulated on
securing MissHttirJivaut as teacher
and as a member ol the choir.
Stockholders' fleeting.
The animal meeting of the stock
holders of the People's Bank of
Monroe will be held at the banking
bouse ou Monday, July L'llh, at It
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of
electing a board or directors for Ihe
eusn tug year aud attending to such
other business as may be brought
Detore mem.
IviUMxiK PniPKK, Cashier.
T. H. bimpsuD wants five bun-
dred bushels of blackberries.
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ttr iHnvwy Of;
tlaillumtr Im.iiuiui ....... .....I I ti..k .
phipus generally than Mourop. :M
This dinner lo Ihe tdd soldiers was M
a piece of thoiightfulix-ss ami cour I M
tesj that was no) sin prismi; to mt
knowing Monroe as I have forlhese
many years. We appreciate
cause ol the thought Inliiess and re i mi
gard w Inch is shown by it lo pxisl. ! m
ami it is a great pleasure and hap
piness to the remaining old fellow,.
to kuow thai thev .Kt iiiiv a nl.nt
in the heart of the iircst-iit genera
tion."
t
If cotton continues lo irrow for
ine uexi ten Hays as il lias during
the piusl ten," said Mr. K. S. dam
bl of Jackson, Halm-day, "it will
catch up ami la- as big as it ought
to Is- at the lime."
We are up and nt-nthing i strictly up t dale, with
the light price. This is why we are doing the Lupine", from
the jump. V011 would think fiom l- number ol pioin-orders
w receive dally that we bail U-.-11 iu busiu,-. ..r cars.
But sin h Is not the cas.. ( ur stoic i only out- week old ami
has lloilnbed Iroln its very liieiiiemy. Why i H Hie t tse
thai a new lorp should do Mi much husii,es at ton-; lu-.
caiix-our Kilesmau mil only mob rst ,i.,ls ll.e Fancy (.roct-t v
line thoroughly, but be has had long years of ex,s nenee in
pit-piling ihe luttst dainty dishes. Now is the opH,i,uiitv
f-.r the young housewife, as well as tl.e old. lo lake adi aitlagc
of an up to date grocery More. Do away with the old t."k
Ix-ik ami ask our salesman - the only grntivmaii that cw-i
hit the pike -aiiMhing y.ui shoultl tlestie to know along the
line of these delicacies. Kt-memU-r thp plats- p e Wi.
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LRE & LEE,
THE LEADING
IFY GOODS, ECTI95!, CLOTSISu. CE5TS" iCRIISEUGS, Ell
1IB SHOE STOLE II MOSEOE.
C. E. HOUSTON.
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The Magistrate and the Potatoes- i V DC nil I W ATI r r r
s,,...,,,,,,.,,, , ortuinL PiOTiGES.
ey-ii 01 vH.iiio, eorgta, ine; " .
affairs of civil justice are a lininii- i AJvertisciiients will t iumiIcJ iu
tercd bv u.lge ICdwards. who ."" column t the pro e ut one ceul
also
old, c4-.li in Jvance.
The Fourth was a very pleasant
asion." Kiid 'Souii-e V. T.
Cheais of BulVud. "but hen-alb-r
we must separate the t vicinal ions.
The day was most too crowded for
me. I.et the darkles have then
celebration on the Fourth hereafter; served at last t ) scie a s p i l
capable and enthusiastic
farmer. IllAMKD- 5iH(lmlielsi.u,l.twui,
One cloudy spring afternoon1 f dchtereJ i n,, tj M.il. 1
court was convened to try a par-'"' t'T ho VV'" ,uy ! "
. . , . , ' " r P" 1'UMiel, ch. Noam -nut l titan
iLuuuy lonuous anu perplexing -a perk labeu. t . II.
cise. Judge Kj wards listened - - , ,
Olieasilv for a time with rr.,i ! ",u- "' "t-e-.mi
unrest, every now ml then cast
nig a quick glance through the
nearest window, lie was ob
it they want to. and we 1 lake th,
third or the lirst, 01 some other
day."
The women did things up right
today,'' said Mr. J. F W. Austin.
after the soldiers' dinner. But
the woiner. 11111 thiu-rs. you know."
coiiiium-ti. 'lorty-iwo veal's
igo they told us to go, and we
went; today they toltl us to come.
and we all cot here. thoiiL-h some
if us were lame, halt aud blind."
'Squire W. A. Austin was amith
r veteran w ho spoke warmly in
ipprectalic t the efforts f the
Monroe people to give the veterans
t good time. Speaking of th lame
imiiilier of old soldieis present, he
said that he would have considered
himself iiiimainierlv and unannre
iatie not to have come, and
thought the others fell the same
wnv.
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'I was astonished." said Prof.
I. K. Walker, "by tin- n its of
irdcrliuoss that evisted in Monroe
last Silurdav. I'eoiile caliie to
Wavhaw and told of the big crowd
and said that Hot a siuirle arivst
was made. And since, ninnlieis of
persons have spoken to me of it
ith astonishment."
'Squire A. J. Brooks, chairman
of the county commissioners, had
the job of his life iu penmanship
ui-inner nay when lie undcrlm
to sign the issue of bonds and the
coupons that the count v is now
selling. He had to sign his iiami
just !Min times, and it took him just
three hours and forty live minutes
lodoit. Thus he "signed at the I
rale of four signatures a minute,
w hich was pretty good.
Mr. Myers Med I i it say s he docsn' I
know yet how the cotton crop is1
going to turn out, but he docs not
expert it to be so good as it was
four years ago when he made 10.-1
IMMI pounds ol seed cotton 011 live
piper, srnbble a lew words, place
the document beneath a heavy
paper weight, and reach for Ins
hat.
"Captain" be called cheerily
"excuse me fur interruptin' you,
still ; you gu right on with your ar
gument which is a darned good
one. It's suah goiu' to rain litis
eveniu', gentlemen, an' I cot to
set out my potatoes tight away.
But you go right on Captain'
When you an' Major get through
Jnu all 'II find my decision under
this beah paper-weight."
A minister 111 a neighboring
town was recently delivering a
Sermon on "pride" After enum
enting many uf llto shortcomings,
of the proud people, he asked anv I
I sister who bad not locked in the'
; minor d-.fore starting to church
jto pleae atistf. One lady stood
I and all eyes in the congregation
iWerj turned upon her while the
preacner meekly said: "Lord liless
yntt, sister, 1 don't blame you
i If you have nothing else tl do,
, p;ck me a lot of blackberries.
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L. Camiiug tluttit is the thrape.-.!,
most runvt-meiil and reli.ilil,- r.oinii
on the iiutket. tvertlim ciiiiplcte
fur only 55 uo. lor salt- l.y J.
Ifrntoii, Monroe, N. t .
IIIAVK suM my olj outlil l..t hone
moving, I. ut in teu das uill lut- a
new one uu lunJ and he heller pi,-,
paiej than tvtr to tin yum tuuihe muv.
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FOR SALE-. I oiler (01 sale i.,v
Rreeu house plant, a splendid a .
sortinrnt of fine (limits. 1 i-li .i ,;jit
all my attention lo Ihe bakery,
C. I. Newiij.ia.
P AKKV evctytliing you have in ti l
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.MRS. A. LEVY.
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Important
Announcement!
Millinery and Dry (ionds AT COST.
RKMKMbKK the List meats m tl,
city are sold by (.adieu A W.d
lare. Phone ifi
c you w.nit uie liet luunm
1 i linir on the market, r ill on
my ulaliles. . A. S n t-ti .-j. t i-r.
K deliver be to our rnt-ti
I any hour nitlit or
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nine I'-. (.adieu ,V Wdll ii
Somebody
buggy free.
w ill get a good new
Will it In- you!
A Soliloquy..
"Where are you going.'' said a
111:111.
"I am going down to the Stev
ens iV Phifer old stole to get my
groceries," said the other. "Mown
there are two very kind, genial
and clever gentlemen who are
running a grocery store, and they
keep the best articles and they
acres, ami when one of his plants 1st'1' rcmarKauiy cheap it you
was sent all the way to Liverpool. I have any business with a gtocery
"The boys can't beat me," .said man go around and see those gen-
.tir. .iictiiin. -vie nave u good tiemcn, they will attract
.sen 1011 out our way, anyhow," he
continued. "Why, I can show vim
live .Met orintck reapers mid bind
ers 111 hearing distance of inv
house."
RKMKMPI.K you ran 1. 1 tin- be
fresh meat at I. H. PaikciS ma
5 We have decided to make great reduc
S tions in our stock of Millin.erv and Drv
k ' ?00.ds in order to clean out our big stock
me 1 1 a in time tn ripp-in tn nut m foil nAo
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Here ore somo examples:
35 cents Lawns at 25 cents.
15 cents Lawns at 10 cents.
10 cents Lawns at 8 cents.
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UM1...1 you wain ne piuint' ;
I'lolllpt tie
very ;in 1 hoiirt ueuli!
Caciicu .V Wallace.
H APT I ST
Female universltu 1
Waxhaw Teachers in Demand.
Since ngtwing to teai-h in Wax-
haw institute, Miss ('hears has re
fused the tiller of a tine posit ion
elsewhere. Last summer Mr. Xisls-t
and Mr. Cunningham of our facul
ty refused tine or more good open
ings. ( )ne of these positions oflered
f LIU per year more thiiu the guar
anteed salary was at Wa.xhaw. It
is out of the uncstioii for any other
school lo get our music teacher.
J. H. Walk nu.
lliiiig your chickens ami eggsnud'
get highest prices in cash or trade.
We buy them. M. ('. liriMini
you at
once by the tr cleverness and re
markably low prices on all their
goods.
"Thx-y almost sjKI out their
stock last Saturday, J-jly 4th.
"Their trade is growing every
week. If you go there once you
will go back again."
This conversation is splendid
advertising for us. I'ass the word
around and come to see us.
Yours for service.
Hill & Bivens.
Schools of Arts, Science, au.l 1'lul
uaophy; Itihle; Art ; txpressnun and
buslines.. Faculty ol 5 men and hj
women, tthuse whole time, with two
exceptions, is given tn one suluect.
Kn-ilattoii periods an horn each. Tito
thousand dollars' woith of new emiin-,
incuts for IVpatlnii-nts of Cheiiiistr) , I
Hiohiuy, Physics, History, and Math-!
einatit-s. Music lleparlment cmhra -c.-. !
t of the 3 Clavier system ei.idiuti '
teaching in the South. ( lth.-r dc..nt- '
meats up-to-date. Stud, iin rated fot
by Udy Principal, l.,-dy I'in .1, ,.m,
Matron, and Trained Nurse. Ktpnisi s
me i.nrrary cours, M'17.50 pir
session; 111 the Lliih, about f jt less. 1
Next nessioti opens Sceteinhcr 1st,
ror uttitr iiilurination address ;
K. T. VANN, President,
kalu-ith, N. C.
A fine line of men's shirts will also
be put on the counter at knock down
prices. This is a genuine clearance sale
of best poods no shoddy stuff.
If you buy a thing in our line before
seeing us you lose money.
A. Levy.
I A. U:VY. MUS. A. LEVY.
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Lirnrriii
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15 cents off the Dollar !
We cater to the trade that
wants the best meat that can be
had. Try us. White's Market.
Look Out !
Look Out!
This is a fast age and he who
saves the almighty dollar is con
sidered wise. Did it ever occur
to some of the good citizens of
this town and county to call on
V. A. Stewart and get his prices
on 'staple and fancy groceries?
His expenses are light and there
fore can give you closest possible
prices on sugar, molasses, coffee,
rice, Hour, hams and everything
fresh and nice to be found in a
first cUss grocery store. lirhig
country produce, chickens, eggs.
etc. Prompt delivery and correct
weights to one and all. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Remember
'phone No. 201.
Your business friend,
W. A. STEWART.
Trinity Goiieoe.
, A million dollars invested in endow,
ineiitii and equipments. Larcc library
facilities. Twelve thousand volumes
added tu library during the past year.
Ten scieutiric laboratories. Gymnas
ium under sritiitific diieetion Km
undergraduate and Rtaduate courses
ut study. Courses of study leading to
civil and electrical r-mjinrrring. Many
scholarships awarded. Loan fund to
aid worthy young men. Trinity grad
uates iu great demand for responsible
positions. Kxpenses very moderate.
The aim is Christian education with
out any sectaiiau spirit or teaching.
Sons of ministers and young men
studying for the ministry are not
chaiged tuition. Send fur catalogue .
D. V. NKWSUM, Registrar,
Din bain, N. C,
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ouiiiinei' uoous.
To prevent carrying over to another season,
we have decided to inaugurate
Owing to imprciv emeiils soon to be made to my
store-room, it will Ik necessary for me to vacate
it for a couple id weeks. To save trouble and ex
pense of moving gotkls 11 nd danger of damage and
breakage, I will offer all my goods, less IS per
cent, to reduce stock as much as possible. This
means all goods in my store Watches, Jewelry,
Novelties, etc., ns well a Clocks, Silverware, Cut
(ilass, China, Lie. This offer is good until July
1st- Take advantage of it and ave yourself
some money.
W. El. LJNE1BAGK,
Jeweler, Monroe. N. C.
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CLEAN SWEEP SALE
and offer at cut prices the
remainder of our stock of
Dress Goods, Lawns, Organdies, 1U1
bons, Underwear, Shoes, and many
special values in other things.
THIS IS NO BLUFF.
What we advertise we do- Haven't we always proven the
truthfulness of this statement? Come and get
BargaiQS that are Bargains.
J.-Y. Doster.
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followed up w ith a few pieces
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Frettu New furniture.
We can Rive you any styla
at a low figure, and guaran
tee It to be the prettiest and
most durable to be had.
l ook over our stock.
T. P. DILLON,
Furniture Dealer and Funeral tiin.
Store Phone 7; Residence Phone 84.