TEE MOSROE JQURMAL
Telephone No. I.
Tuesday, October 27. 1903.
Mr. Frank Arm field b attending
court in Concord this week.
Tbc town ia full of cotton wagoos
today. Tea cent does the work.
Baruuiu & Bailey's "greatest
show on earth" will be at Charlotte
November 4th.
Mr. A. M. I). Whitley, son of
Mr. l'hilip Whitley, left Friday to
enter M-hool at Hut hei ford College.
Mr. A. J. Nelson of Iluford vis
ited hi daughter, Mrs. W. T.
temart, last week.
Mrs. W. E. Csaon and Miss Fau
ii ie Austin eut yesterday and to
day iu Atlanta.
Mr. J. K Ioster lias a position
with the Monroe Hardware Com
pany. The Workers' Baud of the Bap
tist chnrch, uuder the directum of
Mrs. AV. A. Uue, rave a uiee en
tertainment Sunday afternoon.
Mr. X. a Ogburo u,, daughter,
Mrs, J. W. Yates, are spending
some time with Mr. Yates at Abbe
ville. Mr. J. 8. Baucom, eouuty survey
or, has purchased a uew surveyor's
cum paw of best make, and is ready
at all times to answer calls for his
services.
The Methodist ami the Baptist
congregations worshiped together
at the Methodist church Sunday
night, ltev. W. F. Watson preach
ing. Mr. Baseom Heath of Kdgcmore,
8. U, sH-nt Sunday with his cou
sin, Capt. W. C. Heath. Mr. Heath
has charge of the cotton mill at
Kdgeniore.
At the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. John Long of Goose
Creek township, Sunday, Mr. W.
Oscar Helms ws married to Miss
Lillio Long, K. Flow oflimtiug.
Mr. J. A. (iarland of Iluford
showed us some very fine molasses
which he made this season. He
has made for himself and neighbors
almut OOO gallons.
Mr. J. A. Austin of Sincerity,
who has a call elsewhere for a meet
ing of Htnrkfiolders of "The Union
Telephone Company," says that a
system of telephones will lie put iu
Monroe by this company.
Mr. A. ft Lemmond, who bus for
sometime lieeu fuming on Capt.
Bourne's place on npjier BearSkiu,
Is selling out preparatory to mov
ing to a place near Norfolk, where
ho will engage iu truck farming.
Two foxes were caught in three
hours and a half by a company of
hunters in the Providence country
last Wednesday morning, among
w hom were Messrs. U. S. Lee, S. 11.
Hudson and L. H. Thompson of
Monroe.
Mr. F. F. (iiillin, who lately se
cured license to practice law, has
located in Monroe und occupies the
V an u old ofliee. Mr. llrillint bought
of locating iu Albemarle, but after
looking over the field decided to
como to Monroe.
After considerable Miiabbling as
to a place for locating the shows, it
has beeu decided that the carnival
company, which arrived here yes
terday evening with a lot of peo
pie, will place their tents about the
southeast section of the public
square.
Dr. Henry Louis Smith will lec
ture in the opera house ou Friday
evening. The public is cordially
invited. Seats free. Dr. Smith is a
charming lecturer, nnd those who
nuss hearing him sutler a real loss.
His subject will be "Some of the
Dreams of Modern Inventors."
The sorghum crop seems to lie
nrettv short in the county this
vear. Mr. J. 15. Bigham of Jack
sou, who has been making molasses
for his neighlKirhood, finished np
last week with something over
2.21)0 gallons. Ijist year he made
2,000. Other makers report a like
shortage.
Someone tried to break Into the
residence of Dr. 8. J. Welsh Sun
dav niirht A member of the fain
ily heard a noise at the blinds and
called out. Footsteps were plaiuly
heard as the man rail off. Next
morning two of the slats of the
blinds were found to have been
cut.
A couple of the members of the
Layton Carnival Company joiued
bauds and hearts this morning by
the aid of 'Snuire M. I How,
Thev are Mr. .Charles L. Tesh of
Beldsville, X. C, aged 21 years,
and Miss Kdna May Hayden, aged
U. of Union Town. Pa. I he cere
inony occurred at the Commercial
Hotel. ,
The nrenaratory work for the
erection of liedwine & Stack's new
building is going on in earnest,
All the old btiildiiiirs have been
moved oft. Mr. J. Y. Doster'
place Is now silting in the middle
of the street, and the excaTations
are being made. Mr. E. C Ingram
will do the brick work, and Mr.
William Tucker will do the wood
work.
About fifty people went ont on
horseback and in buggies last night
to hear a fox chase three miles
south of town. A red fox, shipped
here from Missouri, was turned
loose at half -past five in the after
noon,
Ts Be Harried Tomorrow Night.
At 7:43 tomorrow evening Mia)
Virginia Lee McNeeley, eldest
daughter of Mr. sod Mrs. J as. Mc
Xeeley of Monroe, will be Married
to Mr. William Robert King of
Charleston, a C. The ceremony
will take place at the boa of the
bride's parents, and will be per
formed by Kev. M. A. Smith.
'Twill be witnessed by a number
of friends and relatives. "Mr. J. W.
Lauey will I the best man
aud Miss Maud Faulkner will be
bridesmaid. Immediately after the
ceremony the con pie will leave for
Fayetteville, the groom's old home,
where they will spend some time;
thence they will go to Charleston,
S. C, where they will make their
home.
The bride to b is one of the most
cultured ef Monroe's young ladies.
She sometime ago resigned a p.i-
tion in the graded school which she
had filled most acceptably. Sue
has a large circle of friends who
will regret much to see her leave
Monroe, but who will join most
heartily in best wishes for a long
life full of happiuess. The groom
is well known here as a man of
character, having lived here three
years, while in the employ of the
Seaboard. About a year ago he
left the Seaboard for the Southern
aud has since bad his headquarters
iu Charleston.
Public School Notes. j TALKING WITH THE PEOPLE.
There is tlie greatest kind of scar-1
ity uf teachers. Never ha e there , One Person Who Doesn't like Tet-
beea so many advertisements fur
Items from Rural Uoute No. 3.
,rrjpiidttH uf The Journal.
Our farmers are wearing a broad
smile : the result of ten rents cot-tou.
People arc now busy gathering
their corn and seeding small gram,
Mr. M. A. (irillin is attending
the fair at Charlotte this week with
bis herd of Berkshires. Mr. Urifliu
will douUless bring back some
valuable prizes, as he always does
on such occasions.
A. J. Brooks, F-sq., has just
completed some nice improvements
to his already nice dwelling.
Mr. J. h. Little is running his
saw mill at its full capacity. He
will soon move his machine to Mr.
B. fttss', where he will 1 eu-
gaged iu the lumber business for
the winter.
The bridge across Meadow
branch, near liev. J. A. Biveus'
residence has lieen completed and
int. B. T. Fletcher has done some
splendid work on the road. The
mprovement cannot be expressed
n words. Anyone will have to see
the Mad to realize what has been
done in the way of the good road
movement. The road from the
township line to Mr. K. J. Bivens'
is all that could lie wished for in
the wuv of Improvements. Capt.
Fletcher surely deserves credit for
his methods of work. He is the
right man in the right place and
he will surely lie rewarded for his
work, for when he appears before
the judgment bar the groans of the
dumb brutes will not rise np
against him, but look out for the
ry of the negro.
At a meeting of the .patrons of
Y ork school house Monday a teach
er was elected for the winter
school. Lonr Jack.
Tried to Abduct Young Qlrl.
W llnitnirtuii Spwtil, JS, tol'h.rlolu Olawnrr
A man giving his imme as Iiay-
moii Jose, a follower of the Layton
Carnival Company, but not em
ployed by that organization, was
taken from aboard the show train
as it was about to depart for Mon
rue at 3 o clock this morning and
landed iu the police station, where
ho was charged with abducting
pretty 13-year-old Margaret Mc
Cube, daughter of a well known
ship carpenter hero.
Jose had stowed the girl in a box
car containing show tents aud other
paraphernalia and she was discov
ered there bv the carnival niaua
gcrs, who promptly turned him
over to the police. The man hod
promised the girl a position with
the carnival to sell confetti and
met her by appointment early in
the night as she was ou her way to
church. Jose was given a prelim
limry trial In the police ceurt to
day and held for the Superior court
in default of WW JustiHcd bond
He says that bis home is near Kieh
mond, a., aud that he bad no
Criminal iutcutious toward the
child.
Barnum 4 Bailey Show In Char
lotte November 4th.
Although the Barnum A Bailey
Snow will not exhibit in this city
during the present season, special
excursion rates have been made on
all linos of travel to afford people in
this vicinity an opportunity to visit
the big show when it exhibits in
Charlotte November 4th. This is its
first American tour since returning
tmm its phenomenally successful five
years' sojourn ia Humps. I the
Old World It eidted admiration and
wonder by reason of its magnitude
and the marvelous way in winch it
was conducted. Here, at home, the
unparalleled reputation of former
years has been accentuated by the
truly gigantic way in which the great
show has expanded; while the many
new, novel and startling feats pre
sented in the three rings, on the
double stages, in the vasUacrial
spaces and on the mammoth hippo
drome track have excited an entnu
siaam hitherto unknown in arcnic
performances.
Mr. Faulkner's Qrateful Words.
To lb. BAilor uf Tht Journal
1 wish to say through your col
umns that I am very grateful for the
many acts of kindness shown me by
friends during my late sickness. 1
. .1 L. IL. iVl.l
iI.a A ..n, tnnteil l.muA at 1 "Bill W especially MUUIS. MIC OUU
niue o'
In finding the trail aud there wast
crowd of disuppoiutcd people.
To Tempt the Palate
Is oar business. This is the season
when fresh meat of all kinds ap
peal most strongly to that fastid
iona ortran. Our pork, or beef, or
mutton steaks are all that could be
desired. . Wa also have the best
ovsters and fish to be had, and oar
borne made all-pork sausage ft too.
ood to talk about
Wouldn't Stay Dead.
SwttTtllr, tw. IH.pal.-.
For a third lime Silas Uulio, the
Special Notices.!
teachers. This argues simply that
mure money must be pud in order
to secure good U hers, because good
ones are the kind wanted, r.vt-n
advertisement reads. "A good teacher
wanted. It would be a good idea
fr district that have not levied si-
cial taxes, to supplement what they
get from the public funds by private
subscription to the extent uf 5 or
10 or fid per mouth, ant they
could then get good teachers.
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This thing of "schooling" is be
coming more and more a matter of
business with the people of I nmn
untveach vear, and Unlav probably
more of them are thinking of it than
at any previous time. Any one who
ill pay attention will hear more
talk among the people on this sub
ject now than ever before. "I've
U get my children in school are
words now on the lips of ten lathers
in this county where ten year ago it
was on the lips of one.
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At the last meeting of the Board
of Education, districts No. C and No.
in Jackson township, were con
lidatcd. The County Superintend
ent went to the districts one day last
eek, met with a committee from
each of the districts, and selected a
site for the new school house, which
the people will begin to put up at
once a two-roomed one. Mr. J. L.
Billue, a good citizen of that commu
nity, but not living in the school dis
trict, has donated one acre of land
for the ligation. All the people of
the district are going to take a help
ing hand in building the nice school
house. And even' one of them will
feci better and happier by so doing,
and prouder of their school, too. The
ixvi'le of this district, which in
cludes the well known old Waxhaw
Baptist church, have long needed a
good school and they have deter
mined to have it. Messrs. J. N. Big
ham. J. 1). Oodfry. W. It Craig, J. J.
tiodfrv. J. II. Codfrv. J. Y. Powell.
J. D. Couick, James Keeter, (1. W.
(todfrev, A. L. Wx'ke and several
ther good citizens live in this dis
trict. Some of them have worked
cry hanl to get a school, and they
are now feeling good to think that
their efforts are at last about to bear
fruit.
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Mr. V. II. (llenn has given an
iicre for a school house site in the
Richardson district iu Buford town
ship. When the Ml. Prosjiect district
as organized it took a good deal of
rritory from the Uichardson dis
trict, which made it necessary to
move the school house to the centre.
The people of the district are pre
paring to turn out and move it them
selves.
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The ftiker or Allan district in Bu
ford will get their school house in
the centre of the beat by moving it
to a new site on the Wolf Pond road,
one mile north of AlUin. The people
of this district will also do their own
wmk.
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No committee of a public school
situated in the county where wood
plentiful should send public
money tor wood, true, everybody
in the district won't help to furnish
it, but half a doen, bringing a load
each, could meet the demand. A
school district that wont furnish
waul, or makes one or two in the
listrict do it, has no appreciation of
what is being done for it. Some dis
tricts, say get $ UK) to run a four
months school, lhev draw If 3 of
this out for wood. Who is it now
paying for that wood? Why, the
teacher, the last one on earth who
should have to do it.
aanruvrd vi.tim of murder. Advertisement! will bo intertea ia
cphones-Dr. Flow a Systematic ..rIB,ltated'. aud aoneared alive " 5oUm0 " th on" ceD' '
to
Market Boomer Holding for Tea and well ia the court room a the
Cents Time for the First Killing chief witiwnj in the habeas corpus II AGlSTRAThS at r.uriej
. proceedings to have Clarence reak, 1 1U tie rr.ni. vy ici. as. 1903
"You may say what you 'please' vho U nudw ,u,'"nrf My! E. A. AinificlJ, C. C. S.
about telephoiH," said a lady whoj Mrjfer of llulw. GOOD coud h.nd surwyur'.
I,v in II c-nlrr "hut I d nn-fer The tuurt' dismissed the A comptit (or Ml, thr,p.
to be without mine". It s this way : ih 8'; J- s- Bittf
I have a house full of bovs, some of
las Hulin ia dead to all intents aud!
- . . , ,
them p tting inu.the's,mrking ff- TT"?.'!?. . T ,i
Well. There s .mUrfv calling them J "K" to luterfere with the
up all the time and arranging lvict.oo.ndjudgment wbiehhad
Arty or visit or s.nething of properly secured. Ad appwl
kind. They come in from work and,
instead of going to bed as they ought
to, off they go, thinking nothing of
Itiljitiin.w II t ia , I ilnfitti (El atP
(I1I.U1IIIk tl ail' I tlll'lllt 01 Ob . . V..
ihteu mil. afu r a hard day s work. " -I'l".
Tin ms.k ll...n, f.. Ll.l and fn.tf.d ,ur ".l.rru.c v.un u..,-,;....,, u
was prayed to the Supreme Court.
Two weeks ago I Vale killed a
nian, who was identified as Hulin.
He was tried aud sentenced. In
next day. If they didn't have the
'phone 'they couldn't help to plan so
many of these occasions. '
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Mr. Isaac Carpenter, one of the
good farmers and prospenms citizens
if New Salem, was in town Saturday,
preseuce, and aftiriued the sentence
oa its merits as tried below.
A great sub-way is being con
strucled uuder a certaiu portion of
New 1 ork city. hue working in
it, 110 feet below the surface, ten
meu lost their lives Saturday night
but he didn't bring any cotton. "I'm , by an immense cave-in. Hundreds
Items From Rural Route No. 4.
'orrrtilMtntlt-nM of The Journal.
Married, at the residence of R. II.
Sapp, notary public of Ijancastor
county, 8. C, on Sunday, 25th inst.,
at 5 p. m., Mr. K. P. Starnes to Miss
jilhe Moser. 1 he attendants were
Mr, Henry Moser and Slins Minnie
Courtney, Mr. llnymond Moser and
Miss Uvy larbnmgh, Mr. r. A. Ply
ler and Miss Mary Starnes. The
many friends of the contracting par
ties wish them a happy voyage on
the matrimonial sea.
Mr. P. W. Plyler informs us that
the graded school at Mt. Prospect
will open November 2nd, with two
teachers. Mr. K. W. hlliott, pnn
cipal, will be assisted by Miss Mag
gie alkup, both of whom are very
popular teachers. 1 lie old building
will be used for the ensuing term,
but a nice modern school building
w ill be erected soon.
Mr
and kind deeds, and shall ever cher
ish the many favors shown me by all.
Gratefully, W, Zkb Fauunee.
Cotton Seed.
Bring ns your cotton teed. . W
have first c!aa scales, and ware
house at our store convenient to
weigh and onload. Will pay the
highest market price.
MclliE Mewaxtii.i Oa
There was a light snowfall at
IL Z. WaiTS. Greensboro on Sunday morning.
Blindest of the Blind, Says
Little.
Toth EillUir olTht Ji.urtili
I write to let you and all my
friends know where 1 am. My ene
mies would be glad to know where 1
am, too. My enemies are the blind
tiger fellows. They hate me no love
lost. I am in for getting every one
of them and putting them on the
chain gang for eighteen months.
believe in law and order. e have
got good laws if we will enforce
them, lhank Uod, I have lived to
see the blind tigers blind sure
enough.
I heard a crowd talking at a hotel
seventy miles from Monroe the other
night about Monroe. They were
travelling men fine, nice looking
fellows., They said Monroe was a
dry town, and if there were any blind
tigers in Monroe they were the blind
est blind tigers that they had ever
heard tell of to be living. One man
said that the policemen did their
duty and if one stuck his head up
they got him. It did me good to hear
them talk. I was from 1 11 ion coun
ty, but no one knew mo. Now and
then one would cunc. I didn't en
joy that,
We am having a good meeting ;
large crowds, house packed every
where. J. W. Little.
High Point, N. O, Oct 26.
Best brands oi cigan, tobacco,
smoking and chawing, at S. R.
Doster".
going to sell my cotton for ten cents,'
he said; "I'm going to keep it till it
goes to that point, then 1 m willing
to sell." This belief that cotton must
go higher is general among the far
mers, and they are holding it. Wade
Hamilton, a darkey who came along
with Mr. Carpenter, said he 'spected
to hold his, too. He said he had one
bale, but he was going to hold it, as
long as he could borrow anything to
go on. "I'sedone borrowel de neigh
borhood nigh about out, now," Wade
added, reflectively.
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Dr. George Flward Flow, the ac
complished ex-member of the Board
of Agriculture, is engaged in a sys
tematic attempt to bull the cotton
market. From his cotton fields he
has brought up a tall stalk of cotton
with a boll or two alxnit the lower
limits and some scattering half-grow n
ones about the top. "That is fifteen
eent cotton," said the Doctor. "It
shows, you see, that the much talked
of top crop is a myth. I advise every
body to hold."
And whenever the Doctor gets at
this Hiint in his remarks, Alderman
Stack steps up and accuses him of
selling as fast as he gets it picked. -0
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"Wliitcford Rlakeney wrote a good
article last week for The Journal,"
said Mr. Geo. 8. I-ee. "He has the
right ideas exactly, and Monroe must
move as he says; there's no doubt of it.
And first of all we need a good strong
organization with a paid secretary to
look after all kinds of enterprises I
do a promoting business, if you will. ;
Then, you don't know how far a lit
tle advertising goes. I have received
a letter from a man in Lynn, Mass.,
saying that he had seen in The Mon
roe Journal that I was selling some
land, and asking me about it."
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"November first is the average
date for killing frosts in this sec
tion," said Mr. J. J. Mixnly yester
day, "and it feels like it will be here
on time,"
"Now," said his Honor, the Mayor,
in a judicial sort of way, "these boys
ought to know that they couldn't
turn out a red fox several hours
ahead and then catch it. Now, we
used to catch strings and strings of
foxes and I know something about
them." .
Protracted fleeting.
Next Sundi the pastor, ltev. W.
F. Watson, will liegiu a two weeks'
series of sermons at the Baptist
church. The following series of
texts will lie used : ;
.Sunday, Nov. 1, 11 a.m. Theme:
Hemovingobst ructions. Text: John
xi:,'l!l. i::iOp. ui., God's question
to the Christian. Text: II Rings
iv-l!G.
Mouday, 7:.1l) p. m. A question
placing responsibility. Text: Gen.
iv:!).
Tuesday. 7;3() p, m, My broth
er's keeper. Text 1 Gen, iv 9.
Wednesday, 7;:iu p. m. iue
projicr treatment of enemies. Text:
Mult. v:4 t, iX
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. the
world's light. Text: Matt. v:H 16.
Friday, 7:30 p. m. An honest
Christian's honest question. Text:
Acts ix-fi.
Sunday. 11 a. in. Heaven and
how to make it- Text: Pa, xlvi.t;
Phil. iii:20. 7:30 p. m., A man in
hell and how he got there. Text:
Luke xvl:23.
Monday, 7:30 p. m. Degrees of
punishment. Text: Lukoxix:41.
Tuesday, 7:ou p. m. Kepeut-
ance may come too inie. iexi
Hob. xii:17.
Weduesday, 7:30 p.m. The new
birth, necessity and products.
Text! John iii;3.
Thursday, 7i30 p. m. Joy in
heaven over returning sinners.
Text: Luke xv:7 10.
Friday. 7:30 p. iu. A summer
ended, harvest gone. Text: Jer.
vlil:''0.
A cordial luvitatiou is extended
to all
of tons of rock fell upon them. The
superintendent and foreman of the
work were arrested on a charge of
criminal negligence aud each put
under a bond offlO.OoO.
Rubber Goods.
Hot Water Bottles 73, II, 1.50.
Fouutaiu Syriuges 75, 1, 1.25, 1.50
Bulb Syringes 40, 50, 75, 1.041
Throat and Nasal Atomizers 40,
50, 75, 1.25. Screw Cap Ice Bags
40, 75, 1.00. Breast Pumps, Nip
plea, Nipple Shields, everything
made of rublier for sick folks.
Phone us to send out samples with
prices attached.
Ksiusii Drco Company.
Produce Market.
The following are the prevailing
prices being paid on this market to
day, the date of issue of the paper.
The market it ol cuune subject to
fluctuation:
Sweet potatoes, 40 to yjc per bushel.
Chickens, hens, 22c tu 27c each.
Chickens, spring, according to siie,
12c lo 18c each.
Eggs, 17c to 1 8c per dozen.
Guineas, I24c to iHc each.
Butter, i',. to iHc per pound.
Beeswai, 18c to 22c per pound.
Onions. 70c to 80c per bushel.
Cotton:
Best
. 10.10
Broke Into His House.
8. lie Oiiiun of Cavendish, Vt.,
was robbed of his customary health
by invasion of Chronic Constipa
tion. When Dr. King's New Life
Pills broke into his house, his
trouble was arrested and now he is
entirely cured. They are guarau
teed to cure; 25c. at Luglish Drug
Company s.
White's Is the Place.
We want to impress this fact iiixm
all persons who buy fresh meat that
Vt hite s market is the place to buy
it. c endeavor to serve our cii'
tomers to their satisfaction. We con
stantly have on hand the best pork
beef, sausage, ush. etc., to be had
Call on us. II. Z. White.
CO VIE lo the lu ceot store and get
so roe of the bargains offered lot
tbc muoey. I defy competition in
quality auj prica. My goods are ill
Iresb aud uew. 1 hae nothing that
hit mora its welcome out; do catch or
uld shelf worn goods to wotkotl at
other's eipensrs. Call 00 the only 10
cents store in Monroe for the real lu
cent bargain not a catch leader.
J. A. trowell.
FOR the highest market piica 0:1
Hides see I. D. Parlrr.
WANTtD-A first class teaclirr lor
I'nioB school in Lanes Creek.
Committee will meet at school bouse
on Oct. tt at ten o'clock.
W. A. Hamilton, Sec..
K. F. D. No. 1.
WHY NOAH FAILED The peo
Dle'a unbelief. The amount vou
we us is due. Pay us at once or you
will pay with costs added. This
means you; uot your neighbor. A
word to the wise is suHicieut.
Monroe Hardware Company.
K. Kedfearu, Manager.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The stockholders of the L'uiou Tel
ephone Company are requested to
meet id the opera bouse iu Monroe on
November 2nd at 10 0 clock . m. A
full attendance is desired. i
J. A. Austio.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY for
SALE On Saturday, October 31,
commencing at 12 o'clock, I will otter
for sale at auction, for cash, my resi
dence and three adjoiuing lots, situs
ted in the city of Monroe, between the
S. A. L. Railway aud Monroe Cotton
Mills. All the lots eicept one have
good wells and houses. Parties inter
ested may call oa me and see diagram
of lots or be shown the property.
J. A. Crowell.
WE feed the people when it comes
to meals, fish and oysters.
H. W'bite.
I OFFER for sale a vacant lot with
i good barn, adjoining M. D. Myers
on the South, Call aud see me.
W. C. Wolfe.
B
LACK Knight, the well kuowu Jack,
is at my stables in Monroe.
H. A. Winchester.
A BIG lot of new Jewelry just in and
at low prices lots of it at coBt
at Welsh's Drug Store.
REMEMBER you can get the best
fresh meat at J. D. Parker's mar
ket. Phone No. 91.
NOW is the time to sow crimson clo
ver. Go to Welsh's for the seed.
ANTED To buy a second hand
saw mill. J. S. DeLaney, or J.
D. Heinby, Matthews R, F. D. No. 18.
WE have a few second-hand watch
es almost as good as new to go
at a greatly reduced price. Our new
ones are up to dute
W. F. Chears & Co.
Seooceo0Ce000o
IaEE & LEE,
THE LEADING
1ST COOPS, I0TI05S, CLOTHEG, GEITS' rUEIISOGJ, I1T
159 SHOE STORE H K03ECL
We Haven't....
gone out ol business, neither are e asleep- Just too busy
opening, mark ing and selling ne td to write a new ad.
We must, howexer, tell you a lew thing- We are lull in all
departments ol
. prcsh, New Goods
Exclusive styles in lire. OikkIs anJ the must popular trim,
mings in ocue, end nolAlilK-tanJIni; the advance in many
cotton stuffs we can tlicni to you & cheap a. ever.
Calicoes at 3 and 5 cents- 36 iiKii IVrcals at 5 cents
Double fold Worsteds i cants- iuicYtin''4 and Alamance
just as cheap as heretofore- The strongest line of table IJnens
we have had- Don't fail to s-.t: us ii you need any; we can
save you some money-
tcuRS, Portierres, Lace Curtains and W hite Quilts to please
the most fastidious and not beyond the reach of a moderate
purse- We ought to be able to interest you in all department
Uive us a look when you need anything that an up-to-date
progressive dry goods store should carry-
Lee Sz
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I
You should buy Watches, Jew
elry, Cut Glass, Fancy China,
Silverware, etc., of W. E. Line
back, the Jeweler, Monroe, N.C.
Because:
Because:
Because:
Because:
See liim
I llr h,is :i piucliciil experience of six
I teen vein's in the business.,
I lie piuiantees all .'nods just as rfpre
I sented in money refunded.
t HIS (,oolS AI!K
(il .VI.ITV ONLY.
Ob' Tin: BEST
I His prices are the lowest, nuality al
) ways considered.
t I'm- pimls iu bis line. A lwautiful
1 lut ol' ueililin; presents just in.
W. E. LINRBAGK,
Jeweler, Monroe, N. C.
FOR RENT. A flood two horse farm
near town. Apply to S. B. buody.
To the Public
I take this method to inform
you that my stock is complete.
My motto is to give more goods
(or the money than my competit
ors. I buy my goods from first
hands, which gives me an advant
age over others. Coupons given
with each CASH PURCHASE.
You get nice China ware free.
Headquarters for Sewing Ma
chines for cash or on time with
easy payments. I sell more shoes
than any country store in the
county. Highest price paid for
country produce, cash or trade
Such as chickens, eggs, turkeys,
geese, corn, seed cotton, cotton
seed, fodder or anything you bave
to sell.
On Saturdays please make it a
point to come early in the day so
you can be waited on before the
rush. Respectfully,
W. P. PLYLER & SON,
Leaders in Low Prices, Mt. Pros
pect, N. C.
Monroe, N. C, R. F. D. No. 4.
You!. You! You! You!
This ia final notice to thorn who
owe and have been notified and
have made no satisfactory arrange
menta, that tbey will have to settle
with my attorney on lnovtmiber lat.
I njcan business, v. i pikr.
In Fair Weather Prepare for Foul
Now, while you have the money,
a the tune to pay yonr ttortor Din
Of coarse you are honest, but the
lucre feeling and pride of honeaty
that prompts no honest effort or
action is worth very little to any
oue. Your doctor can't do the
hard work unless yon pay him.
You don't waut to be known aa a
dead beat." Yon can ttud a way
if you bave the will to pay him.
U. M. A.
OR RENT Two desirable store
rooms north of the couit bouse.
Apply to Mrs. T. H. Simpson.
F
BETTER prepared than ever to fur
nish nice turnouts on short notice
aud at reasonable ptices.
H. A. Winchester.
BRING your chickens and eggs to
S. H. Hudson, ncit to Journal
Office.
WANTED
uuick.
One thousand geese,
M. C. Broom.
ASM. 01 Glomes to mo GDStomers,
AVill til' Sold AT COST.
Every one that I have furnished this yew is entitled to this offer.
('nine up anil p-t it.
Xot having room to carry dry H'miiIs. I have decided to close out my
stock al cost. There are some bargains.
I urn milking a specialty of Overcoats and I'lothiug, nnd also carry it
nice lot of Slim s. Full line uf Tobacco and Cigars.
My whnle line of (ieiieral Merchandise, (irueeries nnd Dry (ioods is
w complete und I invite your t ratio.
Yours fur business,
VAX Sl lvlilS.
SOME household goods belonging to
estate of Mrs. M. K. Gaddy, de
ceased, will be sold at public auction,
on court house square, on Tuesday,
November ud, hy H. Moore, auc
tioneer. W, S. Blakeney, fcn'tr.
N
EW Carlfornia Peaches to cents per
nouud, fine home-made molasses.
cocoaouts, mined nuts at W. A. Stew
art's. Fresh lot of hams 12H cts. up,
Swift's breakfast bacon.
I OFFER for tale a very desitable
1 building lot on south Church street,
q6 1 180 feet. Call and see me.
W. C. Wolfe.
PALL at S. H. Hudson's for Fleish-
tlfATCH REPARING The cheap
YV est in town in PRICE aud as good
ai the best in QUALITY. All work
guaranteed. W. Ogburn, atOgburn's
store.
Hello, Down There!
Don't take your eye off the main chance!
Don't miss the opportunity of your life!
Now is the time and this is the place to 1
buy the newest and prettiest designs in
Sterling Sliver and 1847 Rogers' Spoons. I
For this week only, we will accept the following slip as fifty T
cents on any purchase of one set of spoons, enly one set to a I
customer. Cut ont the following cupou: I
You Knew What You are Taking
When yon take Grove's Tsstelese Chill
Tonic because the formula Is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and Quinine ia a taste
less form, ' No Core, No Pay. joe.
Good for Fifty Cents
on one set Spoons at
The W. J. Rudge Company's.
Ynn will rin well to call and are onr other lines of fancy goods.
Something that will make handsome bridal present in China
and Cut Glass. f
i
i
The W. J. Rudge Go.
WHY NOAH FAILED. 1
The People's Unbelief.
The amount you owe us i3 due.
Pay us at once, or you will pay with cost
added.
This means YOU; not your neighbor.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Monroe Hardware Co.
It. ItEDl'KAHX, Manager.
The Prescription
:-: :-: Department
aa
W1T- vt .
sis
of our store keeps pace with
aJvanced medical science.
No matter how unusual the
ingredients of a prescription
may be, we will fill it
Properly.
We keep the drugs for it
the L1EST, FRESHEST,
and PUREST.
C.N. Simpson, Jr.