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THE MOHROE JOURNAL
Telephone No. I.
Tuesday. November J. IU.
Mr. ft. U. Blair ieut ynsterday
la ChaikMte wo business.
Mr. Ja. McMurry, a krll kuoa
'rilLtra of Laurulrr fount j, died
Saturday aud aiu buiitd at Tii-ili
' ou Sundav. Mr. a-d Hi. W. T.
! Stewart attended the fonecal from
Von roe.
Mr. M. C Riven .f Marnhvilta,
who was taken to Charlotte week
before last m be orierated oa fur
eaneer. vm Iironeht bark koine
Mr. KUi (iodaiu of Concord M y Thursdiiv, the drt.r sayiug
siaoding the week at court. j thai he was at pmu-ut to weak to
Mr. KrneM. BartWt of Charlotte undergo an operation,
pent Sunday in Iowa. Mr. J. It. XtvJi of Uuford town-
Mr. T. U. M.nu of Cuucord U bip i preparing to nunc to town
one of the visiting lamer at court for Hie purp.e of gettiug hi clul-this-week.
" j drea in school. He h.i rented the
. -i old cvurt l.oii.-e luitdiig ou JefUr-
Mr. I. . i.i.seu.i iaHiu.rK , . , . ,,:...-
i v wi ting relative iu towu this
week.
Mr. W. II. Andivaa of Xew
York is visiting hU p-ircuts
and Mr. I, H. Audrrwa,
Mrs. J. K. Ashrraft and children
of Atlanta are expected to arrive
ou Frid.iy night to visit relative.
Mrs. A. T. I-atta of (lastoui i
Kcv. I. Puree, at Yang
t'bow, Chiua, bus been aligned as
the missionary whom the In ion
l;ptit Aoviatii-n will euptvit
' upon the forvigu field, in nivoiJ-
lauce w ith the rcso'utii
tioil p;it9-ed at
it 1.1-4 session.
The Journal i reiic-.led to an
iu Monroe spending sometime w itb noiineo that Ji'V. I. A. Snider mid
Kev. j. i. ihuunsi win preacu ui
New- Hoi li.tptit church ut two
liiemls.
Kev. W. V. Watson will preach
at Meadow Untuck ou Thanksgiv
ing day at 11 o'clock.
Mr. E. I). Itiveus of Salisbury it
visiting friend and relative in the
rouuty.
The Indies of the Ita4iKt church
Lave bought a new and good piano
to 1 used iu the church service.
The piano was placed hud week.
The I'uion Meeting of the I'uioii
Association will meet at Meadow
Brunch ou the .1th Sunday and the
Friday and Saturday before.
Kev. M. A. Smith preached at
Centre Sunday. Dr. J. C. lUiwe
preached luoruing and evening ut
Mouroe.
The meeting at the Raptit
church continues this week. The
pastor, ltev. W. V. Watson, is do
ing all the presetting himself.
Mr. Lawrence Stewart came
home lust night from St. Paul,
Minnesota, w here he has been play
ing professional base IniII.
Mr. Hal Adams, who is a student
nt Trinity College, w ill read a jm
jter before the Slate Literary and
Historical Society at lUleigll to
morrow night. '
Kev. Dr. lliggnnf the Kpiscopnl
church iireachtd in Charlotte yes
tenlav. mid l!ev. Mr. iA'uiiuond of
Charlotte occupied the pultpit at
8t. I"aur church here.
Mr. Baxter Williams has moved
to tow it and occupies one of Mr. It.
Jlcdfeara'a houses on Franklin
street. He ha a position with .1.
K. Knglish & Cv
'8uire V. T. ( hears of lluford
Hold eleven bales of cotton at eleven
cent yesterday. He thinks that
the cotton is pretty well sold by
the farmers.
In the rase agaiut l'rof. 1'almer
Dairy m pie of the Wesley Chapel
graded mIumiI, for severely whip
nine a child, the L'randjury failed
to lind a true bill, and this ends
the case.
The Journal is requested to nn
lion me that ltev. II. (I. Ilryant
will preach nt Xew Hope. I.aptist
church, in New Salem township,
on the IllHi Sunday, ut 11 o'clock.
The cae of Jefl'and Frank Crook,
growing out of a pitched buttle
which the brothers liad some
mouths hl'o. ha been sent buck
from the Supreme court for a new
trial.
The Journal was mistaken in
imvintf that Mr. J. A. Austin was
elected president of the proposed
new telephone company. Mr. aus
tin nay a Isiard of directors was
elected but no president.
Among the jurors drawn for the
next session of the hederal court at
Charlotte are some negroes. It
wont feel quite natural for our
Vnion county jurors to serve along
with the colored brothers.
Mr. Taul Fiirr and Miss Uertic
Foard of Nance township were
married on the Bill inst.. at the
home of the bride's fid her, Mr.
V. L. Foard. Ivni. 8. J. Howard
officiated.
Mr. D. 8. Davis, formerly of Wax
haw, now of Itucford, Cuiulicrlaiid
con-ity, lis Is-en elected general
mauager of the Slanly Supply i om
pany, a big mercantile organization
to ojH-u in Aiueinsriu January isi,
Even I lie country inerchnuls are
learning the value of newspaper
(Mivertislng. Messrs. H. W . 1 n
ser ami W. P. Plylcr are both rcg
ulnr advertiser in The Journal
aud have been for a long time.
Rev. V. V. Honcycntt will re
Dort to conference that the Monroe
r. ... .,.1 I.. r..u
circuit nas mis year pm uji m iun
all assessments with the exccptloi
of one item, educational, and that
many of the assessments have been
overpaid.
A special term of court will be
com inenced at w adesboro on t lie . t u
of December, at which timellenry
Young, the man who shot anil
killed Mr. John Williamson at
Hamlet last winter, will be tried
Judge Justice will irrmu.
Mr. Myers Mcdlin has bonght
the nrom-rtf of Mr. D. A. Maune
of Xorth Mnnroe.'and bis son, Mr.
puran Medlip, is occupying the
residence, and rnnuing a store 1
the store room,
o'clm k on Saturday U-loir the liilh
Siiuday iu this mouth, on Sunday
at 10 o'tlm k.
Dr. J. C. lt .we, Itev. M. A.
Smith and Itev. W. V. Iloueyciitt
will b-ave for High I'oiut tonight
to attend the annua! eoi'ferenee.
Itev. W. M. Hagby, who was the
ciitertitining pastor of the confer
ence at Monroe last year, will net
the host again tins year.
Mr. C. T. lUiley of M.irshville
has beguu the hog killing busiues
now. Yesterday he put away one
2-pouuder and one ; -poumier.
Three buudied pound hos mid
U-veii cent cotton ! If this thing
could be kept up live years the
Smith wauld be a high roller.
Mr. W. It. Marsh and descend
ants w ill hold a family reunion at
r. Marsh old home place one
and a half miles south of Maih-
lle ou Thursday, Xov. ,.,ii!li
hanksgiving day. Mr. Marsh is
four score Years old, and is a hale
and happy old gentleman.
Mr.llamptoi, Helm, hile work-
ng ut the Monroe Manufacturiiig
o. s shop, got his hand cauu'lil in
miichliie, wliicli cut Ins tliumh
ml second linger badly that
hey bad to lie amputated. Dis.
oiiroe und Stewart took oil the
lingers and dressed the wounds.
Ihc accident occurred lliurvi.ty.
Mr. F. 11. Wolfe of the Savings,
an and Trust Coinpimy, ngeuis
the Aetna, iu which the late
Johu M. Stewart had -.',(HK) insiir
biic', has tinned over a check to
r. Stewart for the full amount.
he money was in hand six days
after proof of the- death was for-
arded.
Itev. Dr. Martiu D. Haidiu, the
new pastor of the second I'resbyte
rinu church of Charlotte, preached
u the 1'resbyterian church here
Sunday morning and evening. Kcr.
ico, II. Atkinson preached in Dr.
aidiu's pulpit. Dr. Hardin is
son in law ol ex-vii-e I'resiiiciu
f tho I'nitcd State Adlai E, Stev
enson.
The Journal is requested to an
nounce that the public school at
lock ltcst will begin Mouday, and
ill U preceded by a pohlic edu-
itiomtl meeling at the school
house ou Saturday night of this
cek, to which nil the patrons arc
reuiiested to be present, a inter.
csliug addresses w ill be made. Mr.
nt It. Mullisuml Mrs. W lltoli il
aiiis will teach the school.
Mourur' water Mip(ly Iu hung
by s thr-ac!, itosi.-ak, A,r along
time, a ixl it has brvu luek.
coqtlrd with eart-ful work, ih.U
, ' ., ,. . ... ... ...i very serious disease of cabluge ami
eral mouth the w bo.e winplv nan , . .. .
'. 1 .- . iilln r rini i.l llu raliluii taiuilv.
CoDie lioui oue will, ana Ibw ol , : .. ...
eoarw, like ail machinery, ktowl a
ha exited ia North Caruliua a
The aunual damage iu thi State
good chance of gi ttu g out of fix ut lu,.les cW.ge,
anv time, The well wh rh w.i' . . .
drilk-l to a depth of ,c,fch-iyb.ch.tm.fpjentlyo,H.r
Mr. IVaker. who dusl here. haV thw
beeu MopH up with a drill for f?"-
HouiHimeV The town emploji-,1 ' ' '.'"'P uU
Mr. Tmubull torvnv on the ik j ,hvU
n - i .. i... i t.J The disease ill cabbage is charac-
" . J .Li "," .7" 7fcT.i,7i tJ outermost leave, of
V i : ' " " Ithc plant war the edge, turning
got caught. Now Messrs. Hatha- L. ., ., ,
.. , , s ., .. hrsl yellow, theu brown and nnally
wav and tinvii uf Mauu ngton. ,.
,,. . , , . r.i.-iback. 1 he disease spread dowu-
U et irjrin a, are at work on the .'. , . ... ,
n ., . i i .i ... wsmI into the main stem and
well. T irv have levu hereabout .u : ,
. , . , , ... , through this uto the inner leave
a week, ai;d have succeeded iu g-t , . ., , ....
. , ... T .il of the heail. hile no plant ol the
ting the obstruction out of the well .. , . . '
, . . ... . ..... cabbage kind is whollv exempt,
and statl mi tin thednllii.g niivlv. -,. . f .;
. , , i . those of a loose or spread ng habit
Tho town turui-slies the tools and ... ,, ,, m . .
.,..1... i.l ..,.1 ,v... il,.., io
iumv i W4 biiu a aa
foot to do the work aud furnish
BUck Rot ol the Cabbage. MarshvUk Newt.
m 4 M Vu'.hj Nnk ' r.4iu ItnntM CWw lw ill T0 Jwraal.
7 , , I M.rshville, Nov. . Cotton
I.Mr more than hOeen year there i.,i., n ... n,;..,Jta.
day.
Mr. J. F. IVrry iiening up a
liueof groceries ia the store form
erly accupied by Mr. ( ha, liuut
ley. Iter. It. T. X. Stephenson gave
Special Notices.
necessary lalsir.
The law riiiuiies every county
suerintenilent to attend the Av
iation of County Superilitenilenls
Halelgh iu November of each
car, anil remain tiirougiioiii me
sessiou. The county supeiiineuii-
ut of I'nimi will therefore be in
Kaleigh on Wednelny, Tlmrsday
and Friday of this week. The ob
ject of the meeting w to niscn
wars and means ot bettering the
hmil.
Monroe folks who have been try
ing to grow pecan trees may lake
courpce. This morning Mrs. it.
Houston sent to luu journal
oflice a handful of full grown, green
pecans which she ha grown In her
carden. Mrs. Houston tree is six
years old ami fruited lieavuy tins
vear. Mr. Houston Is SO well
deasetl with Min. Houston s sue
cess that he has put out an orchard
of sevenly me pecau tm-s ut tils
coiyitry home.
The venire of 130 men fiom
which to select a jury to try John
Marsh for his life, was not selected
a such foruieily were, by the she.
llf's troiiiK out and calling In men
wherever he saw them. Hut 150
names were drawn from tho Jury
box of the county Just as grand
juries are drawn. The men whose
naines were drawn live in every
section of the county, aud it gave
Sheriff Horn a job to summon them
all.
Itev. M. A. Smith, pastor of the
Monroe church, will make the us
ual fine report that goes to confer
ence from the Monroe chnrch. All
the salaries, amonnting to IllltiO,
have been paid, all the general col
lections, amounting to ta:l, are
also paid, beside a good deal of ex
tra funds. Everything luu) been
paid in full and running over a lit
tler The nastor has done a year of
most faithful aud hard work, and
ire trust that the Uishop will return
him to Mouroe.
The Work of the Court.
The second win-k of court is uw
iu session. The trial of Johu Marsh
for rape has Ix-en set to U-gin on
Thursday. Marsh was tritsl last
XovciuU-raud found guilty, but the
Supremo Court gave him a new
trial. The sheriff has been busy
for some time summoning a special
veuire of l.V) men, from which the
jury will lie selected.
On Saturday morning the court
took a recess until Monday, Judge
Justice leaving for bis home iu
Itiitlierfoidton. Since our last re
port the following cases have been
diswd ol :
Cloniiie Hasty, selling liquor ;
judgment suspended on pu.wncut of
oo.-'ls.
Lcroy Crook, assault with deadly
weapon ; judgment suspended ou
payment of costs.
. Johu I loiili, robU-ry; four years
ou the chain gang.
Henry D.ister, larceny; eight
months ou the chain gang.
Ed Cat, disturbing religions wor
ship and carrying concealed weap
ons; seven months ou the roads.
Will Sin i III, larceny; four nionl lis
on the chain gang.
Imrence Allen, assault with
deadly wca;Hn; six months on the
chain gang.
Jas. l.iucc, seduction; nut guilty.
Kohl. Perry, carrying concealed
weapon; thrsc moullis on the roads.
Xutip ltoliinin, carrying con
waled weapons; iMo and cost.
Vance Young, carry ing concealed
wcaimns; two liioiithsou the chain
gang.
Henry and Aim Lincoln, assault
and battery; judgment suspended
ou payment of costs.
V, J. Trull, assault and battery
with deadly weapon; I Hand costs.
John W. Hasty, perjury ; not
guilty.
John i;l;w kinan. disturbing reli
gious worship; judgment sii"cnd
cd on iiayuieut of costs.
Johu mid Jim WiJiams.r.-i-isiiug
an ollicer; jinlgnient KiispemUsl on
pnyment ol (sisls.
Ivl Davis, assault and la'tery
w ith deadly weapon; 10 and costs.
tlcorge W. Moscr, selling molt
gagwd proerty) n.it guilty.
loin t. lawsnn, carrying concealed
weapon; judgmciit suspended on
payment of costs.
I-rank Perry, assault w ith dead
ly weajHin; judgment suspended ou
payment of costs.
J mi 'iiiompson, carrying con-
ccaled weapons; three months on
the roads.
The case against Ashley llaiicoin,
who last year attacked his wife
with a knife, and who was put uu-
h-r bond to keep the peace ut bust
November term of court, came up
again. Mi', llaucom has been with
liw brother in hayetteville during
the time, and his wife lias liccn
at their home iu New Salem. The
court continued the bond of f.100
to keep the peace till next Novem
ber court, nnd required that Air.
Itaiicoui should continue to live
outside the county.
l ar-l anicd Lands of Marlboro.
H-nm.ttp.illii Curriii''iicwiHV nt tlii hrloll
l ilnirm-r.
A Raleieh mercantile firm ad
Tertbww In the Kaleigh Post for
10.000 eat. The Post claims that
Kaleigh is Mouroe' natural 'pos
satn market, so we ought to be able
to furnish reasonable number of
the cats.
The following name of jurors
front Union county have been drawn
to serve at the Federal Coort which
meet in Charlotte on December
15th i Thomas C. Brewer, R. H.
Howie, E. W. Thomas, J. E. ire-
lock, J. E. Chancy, Jesse C Hasty
ud A. L. Tarker.
Bee the new lot of Ladies' Seek
wear at Lee 41e's a large and
verr select assortment Just re-
ceived.
Hick's Cold Chocolates enro a
cold in 10 hours 10 chocolates
10 cent., , English Drng Co. ;
Where do yon get the best fish
aqd oyntcrs aad at Uic bt price t
-rarker Markei
Hick s tVId Cuoeolnt core i
eold In 10 bonrv-10 cbocolul
0 eota, . - lUnglud) Drvg Cot
Last Monday the estate lauds of
Eli T. Covingtou of Hebron was
sold ut auction, containing nearly
lMl acres. It brought ?'HI pcrucre,
and was purchased by Mr. C. M.
Vcatlu rly,a merchant or liciinetis
villc Mr. John J. Peamen of lleiinelts
villeowu an eiglil-borse limn in
the lower part of the comity, which
is worked by tenants. Mr. Pear
son stated to your correspondent
yesterday that hi tenants bad this
year cleared ou the cotton crop ex
clusivelyyifter pay ing all expenses,
something more than HiiKl. Such
farming as that is a veritable Klon
dike, and iiiaijy tenant in Marl
boro county, arter paying to io ei
wr acre rt'tit, are amassing mouey,
and some of theui. are purchasing
plantatious at 9M) and f JO per acre.
Mr. Charles Cromhuid, one of the
Uirogressive farmers of the county,
slated tin ween mat lie wouni
make this year, ou 3t sen s of land.
05 bale of cotton, and this is an off
year for fanners in this county, es
pecially lor cotlou lariuers. xapi.
r. L. Hrecder told your cornpou-
dent that bo would avenage ouc
heavy bale of cotton per acre ou
bis eutire farm of HM) to 700 seres.
These gentlemen always make an
ubuuduiice of grain. Mr. Charles
Crosluud now having 4110 bushels
of old Corn from last, year s crop,
shows that farming in Marlboro
comity py better than anything
else.
Mr. E. W. Hrecder Bear town
rented 1IH) acres of land to the wa
termelon truckers and received 17
tier acre or 7iM) for the 100 acres.
he hot the land iu uea vine hay,
harvested and baled same and re
ceived one half, which netted him
something like V frr acre, mak
ing more thsn per sere hi laud
returned htm thi year ia tha way
of renf.
f A Monioe Biaa owns a farm in
this comity from which his rents
thin year auoontea to more man
than those which form close heaK
like the Hat Dutch type. The di
east is very contagious, spreading
from plant to plant iu the Held.
Frequently large patches of cab
bage apparently healthy one day
are found soil and rotten the next.
The disease is always most vim
lent in hot, moist weather.
CIISKliI TUB I1ISEASK.
Klack rot of the cabbage and oth
er plants of the same family, is
caused by a germ or microbe, K
cillus campestris. This germ live
from year to year iu the soil, at
tacking with increasing virulence
successive crops of the cabbage
kiud, until at length it becomes
practically impossible, to grow
these crops except uiou fresh or
virgin soil. The germ increases
rapidly only during the warmer
months of the year, or while the
temperature is above 0 F.
TKKATMKXT.
The treatment for black rot must
lie preventive. Spraying is of no
value in this rase. Itotatiou of
crops so that no crop of the cabbage
lamily shall come upon the same
Held oflener than once in three or
four years is the first and most es
sential precaution. The seed bed
should Ik made uin fresh ground
each year, or the lied should be
but ned over ns is done for tobacco
beds, lo kill (inssilile gem.s in the
soil. Cabbage, turnip and all other
crops of this family Should be
grown only during the cooler
months, or while the temperature is
below W F. If only a few scat
tered plants in Hi-Id show the char
acteristic yellowing or blackening
of the leaves, such plants should be
pulled up nnd burned. Do not
throw diseased cabbage leaves or
plants upon the manure pile. The
germ can live for an indefinite
period in the maniiie, aud will Ik
scattered oierthe fields with the
manure. In cultivating a Held
w hich contains diseased cubbageor
other plants of thi family, before
going into another Held clean all
tools carefully and thoroughly to
avoid carrying the germs into lields
ivs yet Iris from them. Wage a
vigorous war against shepherd's
purse, pepper grass, ami all other
weeds of the cabbage family, as
these may serve to propagate the
disease (luring years in which oth
er crops occupy the laud.
Except as stated ubove no par
ticular variety of cabbago is ex
empt, aud no special brand of seed
will ensure freedom from the past.
Live News From Wesley Chapel.
f i!-ii'pnileiuii of Thr Jmiruil,
U F. 1). No. 5, Nov. !1.-The Wes
ley Chapd graded school will open
on next Monday, the Kit h. after seven
weeks' vacation. Prof Palmer Dal
rympli is ttiicrintcndcnt nnd Miss
Flossie Price assistant.
Dr. .1. C. Unwe, P. K., preached an
excellent sermon h a large congre
gation at tliCs.'li.'ipel on the hrstsiin-
iv of tins mouth, nnil held quarter
ly conference on Monday at 11 a. m.
Uev. L. E. Stacy, pastor of the
Waxhaw circuit, was present at the
iiuaitcrlv conference Mouday.
Kcv. M. 11. lloylc preached his last
sermon for this conference year at
ihuchanel on last Sunday. He will
leave for conference ut High Point on
Tuesday, lie cues to conference
with a full report. We exect him
back next year.
Mr. .1. X. Price had a severe at
tack of colic last Friday night. Dr.
.1. P. Monris was called to see him.
The fanners arc uliout done gath
ering corn and arc now sow ing small
grain. The cotton crop is very short.
The lale cotton was hurt badly by
Uu frost last week.
Mr. I'. M. Sutton has put in
'idioiie. He is connected with central
at linkers.
Mr. W. I). HawuYhl expects to put
in a phone soon.
Coin shucking is the order of the
dav now. Miwsrs. Moore brothers
hud u big shucking Monday night.
.Mr. II F. Price of Waxhaw spent
Sundav night with Mr. II. u Price.
Mr. . 1. Kcziah is right sick
Dr. McCain was called to see him.
Mrs. W. D. Ilawfield and Miss
Minnie Houston visited al Prof. lal
rvmplp's last Saturday.
Mr. Vernon Mxre, the champion
'possum hunter, caught one that
weighed alxmt 2() ikiuiiiIs one night
last week. Ho has caught 42 this
s"nson.
a turkey diuuer to the stewards of
the Pulkton circuit today at the
psreouage.
Prof. Dowd aud Capt. John Hall
man exchanged residence last
week, for the cwmeoieuce of both
parties.
Dr. Hall gave another lecture at
Ibe academy Saturday night; sub
ject: "Koasled HushttmUou Toast.
It was one of the finest "toast of
t he season. To use bis own word,
I like Marshville aud have iuvi-
ted myself to come again."
Mrs. J. E. Uailey left for Shelby
tiis morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ed Hamrick.
Mis Edna Katliff, who has been
attending school here, left for her
home iu Aiisouville Sunday morn
ing. Misses J. V. Heudall and Ethel
Chambers of Wiugate were iu town
oue day last week.
Mr. M. K. Ie weut to Charlotte
Fridaw.
Mr. Ell Hi vena spent Sunday iu
town, for the first time iu a week.
Dr. and Mrs. Barrett of Peach
laud were in town today.
Miss Uua Duncan of Peacblaud
is visiting her sister, Mrs, A. P.
Phifer.
Mr. Sylvester Autrey of Lane
Creek, who has been sirk for some
time, let limed to school today.
Mr. aud Mrs. Johu IVelk of Lanes
Creek came down to see Mrs. Belk's
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Marion
Perry, yesterday.
Sir. J. M. Fairley and son were
iu towu Friday.
Kcv. A. Marsh returned from his
appointment at Shiloh today. J.
A Revolting Crime.
Rianiikr. V . Iilirh. tsh.
Several days ago the charred re
mains of Lillian Shaw, a mulatto wo
man, the wife of a well known col-
ired resident of llristol, were found
under a log heap in Johnson i uy,
Tenn., near the North Carolina line.
The woman had left Itristol hi join
her husband in Chicago. Not show
ing un in Illinois, a search was insti
tuted, which resulted in the finding
of the blackened bones and charred
Mesh at a lonely snot. Kinley Pres
ton, a young negro, was arrested on
suspicion nnd placed in jail.
Today Preston made a confession
f the crime and implicated Jonah
Tillcy and America Phillips, the last
named being a mulatto woman. Pres
ton says he and Tillcy shot the Shaw
woman to death, having been prom
ised i100 by the Phillips woman lo
put her out of the way. The Phillips
woman gave as her reason that tiie
Shaw woman was ton intimate with
her hiislnnd. After killing the wom
an, her IkhIv was cut into quarters
und curried in a barrel several miles
into the woods, where it was slowly
burned. All the parties mentioned
arc in jail at Mountain City. Pres
ton and Tillcy claim tho Phillips
woman failed hi pay them for the
1
goods
Admtitrmroti will b inierted in
dii coltma at the pne of oo ceat a
ward, rh ia Jvoc.
PK SALE-16 cane aaule bad
iuf doabU btrrel hotjuo for ulc
st Urcaia. . B. Griffin. Aitaa, N C.
POK KENT Oo botm farm; will
t luraish Mock or nut for sort real;
6uo yard ML Prospect trailed Khuol.
W. P. Plyler, Muoroe K.F.D.No 4.
LOST A Ua pwu cooUididk two
drpowt tirkelt of People ' Bank,
out fur I joo tnd one for f 100, dted
today, aad tome uuall rhaoge. A
uilable reward will b paid if lelurued
lo Mr. H. M. Browa.
(Hiu) M. A. Staocil.
SAEESMEN WANTED to took alter
our interest ia L'oioa and adjareot
eoantiet. Salary or commimoo. Ad
dre Liocola Oil Co Cleveland, O.
OST Ladies old watch in Muu
1 roe. Th words "Lura D."to
(raved ia cat. Kctuia to Th Jour
oal orhc.
GOOD aecond hand surveyor'
coaipai (or sale cheap.
J. S. baucoin.
POME to the 10 cent store aod get
tome of the brRiui offered for
tbt mooey. I defy competition 111
quality aod price. My goods ar all
Iresh and new. I hav nothio( that
i worn it welcome out; 00 catch or
old shell worn foods to work ott at
other' eipenses. Call on th only 10
centa store in Monro for th real 10.
cent bargain not catc,h leader.
J. A. trowell.
WHY N
pit
OK th highest market price on
Hide see J. D. Parker.
NOAH FAILED Tb peo-
unbelief. Tb amouut you
ov us is due. Pay us at ooce or you
ill pay with costs added. This
means you; not your neiguDor. a
ord to th wis is sufficient.
Mouro Hardware Company,
K. Red learn, Manager.
A BIG lot ol new jewelry just in and
at low prices lots of it at cost 1
at Welsh's Drug Store, ,
EMEMBER you can get the best j
Iresh meat at J. v. Parker's mar
et. Phone No. 91,
OW is the time to sow crimson clo
I vcr. Go to Welsh's for th seed.
WE have t tew secoud-haud watch
es almost as good as new to go
t a greatly reduced price. Our new
ones ar up to data
W. (.hears a lo.
FOR KENT Two desirable store
rooms north of the court bouse.
Apply to Mr. T. H. Simpson.
BETTER prepared than ever to fur
nish oics turnouts on short notice
and at reasonable pi ices.
H. A. Winchester.
BRING your chickens aud eggs to
S. H. Hudson, neit to Journal
Office.
w
nil.
The 10 cent store's new
have arrived and are being opened
up. Come and see them, at once.
J. A. Crowell.
New City Ordinance.
Il In nnlnluw! thai sit lrlihun, llrih
mill rliM-lrlti lliMw wlri hi-M-iOlir rris'lrd
within slit ,.tirwtrtp ItnilUiit IhClly f Min-
4- -lirtll I plM-eil un nuiMmrli, si Irs! ninr-
v (i.i Iniy thi emuim md niirlf
iin.i,.iiMl 1,1 iinvfiitiiifirhi. Allwmuuri.riim-
inlr. nrmii, ,nri.iiiriinn iir munii ,iiiihb
iHiirillnaniVNliall iy a Siw. ut lwntj.lf
list.
I'shmsI thl Unit lr "t NiiTfmlifr. I.
S. C. ASHCRAKT,
Si, to Huaril of Aliternirn City ut Munnie
New City Ordinance.
11 ii.n Imi unlawful tnr snr iwinHin, cutn
iNOiy. i-iirunratliin tirurm or uirirMci-n, in urn
11) tidir l or enr thr plw ot bunlnmni ol
mih-Ii iirrMili, t-otniiailir, Hon or orpora-
... ,., -ttBhltNh anv nlftcr tor th
! ol rlilrr within On .riri llroita ot tlo
city nt Munrii. Any itrMHi.rompenr. Srm or
riirimnllon or w-nti Tlolftilnn lht onHnancc
i,.ii u? iiiiii) or
S to Suard ol AlOrrnwa City ol Hoorut.
Land Sale.
Mr (drum uf a tMiwrr rotitslnrit In a 3ruln
inuflitwr- ih-ml HM-utrJ h II C. nml nn thr
:.ill nl aiikiiii. "a. "o. i"7"iii -
INMrr Is, thr umH-rirxited win, on
Monday, December Wth, 1903,
I thr ruurl holi Asir In Himnv. rll at pub
lic nurltun. lo th' hlh"I hlililer, Ihr tiillow-
IliK ili-wrtlwil trni-l ISim. ij inir un n"- w.irn.
nl Kii.haritiin'ii Cnrk soil mtjuliitiia thr Irnil.
.1 w U Hrimfc.. Miirunn'! iiirni, . m, nirm
niLih.m biiiI olhrm. anil huunileil in tolluw
u......,itf t k tiiitr in s lirnnrli hy I
Itli-k.irv ami lirriilnoiion.C Hrrnili' tsiniar, and
run. n.in nalrf liwm.h STSrhaina Ins Inllr In
Where do you get the best all
pork sausage t
Parker's Market
Where do yon get the best lieef
steak and pork
I'm kcr' Market,
In ri-iy tifr aomr rain mnt fall,
hum nay la 0a anil rvar.
W hatever may have been yoor
excuse in the past for not paying;
your doctor, you have little excuse
this year for not settling- yonr c
count. Anr doctot that U fit to
practice medicine la worthy of
standard measura of medical ethic
on the tart of the nooiile.
Keen In mind yonr relations to
yonr physician aud remember your
first duty is to pay him.
U. C M. A.
.1.1 l.-..ih h two lltHHIt aaDil tllll. M
iliutnsv 'wiiiw r : thrnr wl'h hi U" N t K
1- .i...,,d lit a tlrakv. Iiv a llll'llirr : UieiuT nun
at rwHi 1 saw, w m w"u
J. M Mlrru(n(hnr- iflirr; nifftof S K
rvt. nipra: Htm- I " rnnnn mnn . tin
... . hi..k..rv in th hrmtioh hi th m line
.k.,,.- N iU W kWt I" lk lt twou.Nl
tli imIiiiw; thnw fnin n i
th. rfH7lt W frhiilii u lit bpflnninr,Mi
Tarnia uf Mir ', tln,
iAM KttK THOMAS, MrtrMr.
10lwln 4 dtttrk, Alij.
Notice.
Ut tlrtw ol Mihorttjr t-imi In hy d
sraanl Ih riltlsPrlOf 4'olirt "f I ttlt P1JIH.I
lh Aiifiil trrm, Wi. Mid twin. In In f
of H J. . KtHllt-arii tb. n. . 1,1 ir, "
iKtitMi euBBilUmr niil.im
Monday, December 7th, 1903,
wll tn th hMthl h.r ftr h, at th eoart
Ii..u ihwr in Mwft, nitna ""'w.s w
umM iw( ar lm if land In r nr th -pUirrtl
MtMtnat. rontalnlnit awtr or I. Th
.rwi kfnirwi sf mim mar I oltalii 1
ri-frnr to a Ptrula attiriffajr dwd fn
K it. I ll U . J, . nuara, mtiiirw in
th RKtitr' "IU (or tmld nty in ihwi ft.
at par 7 Thrv I a ffMt htHi atd M
int mtr wm "r IMS- "ii"i
Hon ill Uwrt. ThU N-nrlfrWh. W
IaEE & LEE,
THE LEADING
DST COOLS, IOTIOiS, CLOTHUG. GEIIS rCUlSHICS, UT
113 SHOE STOFZ H KCISOL
We Haven't.... i
gone out of business neither are we asleep- Just too busy
opening, marking anJ selling new Roods to write a new ad.
Wc must, however, tell you a fc things- We are full In all
department) of
Fresh, New Goods
Exclusive style in Dress Oonds and the tno.t popular trim
mings In vogue, and notwithstanding the advance in many
cotton stuff e can five them to you as i.heap as ever
Calicoes at Jj and S cents- 3o inch Vtn.aU at S cents
Double fold Worsteds T- cants- Sheeting and Alamance
Just as cheap as heretofore. The strongest line ol table Linens
we have had- Don't fail to see us if you need any; w can
save you some money
Rugs. Porticrres, Lace Curtains and White guilts to please
the most fastidious and nut beyond the reach of a moderate
purse- We ought to be able to interest you in all departments
(live us a look when you need anything that an up-to-date
progressive dry goods store should carry-
uto 0OOOt00O
ANTED
quick.
One thousand gsese,
M, C. Broom.
EW Ctrlfornia Psachss 10 cents per
pound, hue home-made molasses.
cocuauuli, mined nuts at W. A. Stew
art's. Fresh lot of hams utf ct. up,
wilt's breakfast bacon.
You should buy Watches, Jew
elry, Cut Glass, Fancy China,
Silverware, etc., of W. E. Line
back, tho Jeweler, Monroe, N.C.
( lb hut n pinrlicnl experience of six
I trcn years iu the business.
Because :
Rill I CO 1 "'' Kiniriliilees till Kooilsjust lis rcpltt
Dvwtl a Mciilnl or money irliinilcil.
Dol ICO ' -Mil' "
Decuuse . t iti-Ai.iTY (ini.v.
Because:
See rim
( His prices arc the
auvs eolisideieil.
T1IK liliST
lowest, ipnility al-
( for goods in his line. A Wiiutiful
( lot of wedding iiresents just in.
PALL at S. H. Hudson's for Fleisb-
Li man' compressed yeast.
PALL at S. H. Hudson's and get a
U boa of Headly's candies.
Just received 10 barrels of those
nice smooth red apples, 23 cents a
peck. John K. Simpson K Co.
Notice to
the Public.
W. E. LINEBAGK,
Jeweler, Monroe, N. C.
fl suit ot Glomes to mu customers.
Will bo Sold AT COST.
Every one that I have furnished this year is entitled to this offer.
t'onie up mid p't it.
Not having room to curry dry goods, I have derided to close out my
stock nt cosl. There are sonic bargains.
I am making a specialty of Ovcreosits and Clolhing, and also carry u
nice lot of tShoes. full line of Toliaim iiutl Cigars.
My whole line of General MeiThiinili.se, (irnccries and Dry (loods is
now complete and 1 invite your trade.
Yours for business.
VAX SI ICES.
I will sell at my store at Zoar,
N. V.. all niy stock of general mer
chandise- cheaper than ran be
bonrrht elsewhere.
I sell the very best people anu
this is the best advertising known
to the trade.
With ability, plnck and pcrtl
verance I know no competition.
Old Joler was a hard
old dog to die,
but die be did, and so must high
prices. Here she comes:
20 lbs. Uranuutea sugar wr ouc
dollar, net cash.
10 11. good Ureen t .wtce lor
oue dollar, net cash.
Fish! Fish I Fish! They must go.
llov' and Men's Suite house
full. Hoys' Suits X, sc.,
1.45. 1.83 and 2.25. tubers will
ask vou Sc.. M.25. LftO, 2.0(1,
2.50 and .1.00.
Men's Suits awfully cheap.
Sanitary clothing in great pro
fusion.
We want your trade and don t
mind paying the editor to tell you
about it, Sewtug machines cneap.
Remember we have the goods,
so come one and all. e guaran
tee beat and kindest attention.
Henry W. Pusser.
Zoar, X. C
I . t
WHY NOAH FAILED.
The lVople's Unbelief.
The amount you owe us is due. J
Pay us at once, or you will pay with cost I
added.
This means YOU; not your neighbor.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Monroe Hardware Co.
It. KEDFEAltX, Manager.
1
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Hick' tXdd Cbocolatea enra
cold io 10 boors 10 chocolate
10 cents. English Drag Co,
Farm Undi for UU on Time.
t, virtue of an onta' ol ih uprtorOrinl
ruf. i-iuBtr. . O a lh. -1
Til SaOian. l Tra.1 'iiT. M
nlul.iralor ( W. a Mir. I. pl.lBllil. an J
u y.tv ana oin.m. B'inii i." m.
H..ir .re ill.ildil, Th.
Tni.l eoi
INSURANCE
t. H. THOMPSON.
Fir. Lif. Accident Health, Lis
bilitr snd all classes of Casuality In-
uranc. Only thtj best tnd strongest I
companies repraseoted . 1 respectful-1
1 aolicit onr Dusiness, assnnna
prompt and efficient attention to sill
matter. Office: Gordon at Thomp-1
i s old stand. Phoo No. t.
lUvinr. I .nan an
mmdi. ailnti iil.t m.,r ih w. a. na.ti
tlMraanl, alll.al Uo'hiS o .
Wednesday, Dacambar X IMi,
at th. noart . a- wr. n , ., anin
.. hi .A. a Iran an. aw'ia. a" w
luw. - l.yua ami iia la l ama !;, mat.
nl Sirth t-.niiina, t"" "r"p"'r .
vat.n ul Miaaa t;rr, nn
Iw 11 N. aiatUNnft-. fwiwra trar.. ww -
Iw thf ton, ol Tana. II. Kmij.mHIi. awil k
W a. HMIJ aor!nrH, laow a 1 -""
Uu. u ... . . . k. a. taa A rmirr Daa-
ra. irarl and O. K mmrmu t fw amraaii.L
cmt.lnlna arraa ta-.r. jaM Iaa4
. i .1 - a. . mi, naa. wm tmwr.
tvrm. if wlft o-llilrM. rravalnitrf k
ka nra iir "".W7"
r? rwl aatll all aan-aaaa ranw.y .H.ll
h hrrn aahl; Ih ail tea Win rf
araalaaawl. wlarv.wHh ta pa? IniVhtaonaMaf
Ik Bald filial. II..1 irm'iwr .t . trm
ink savimis.uusaTat'STOO.
Br .''" a a!
Va4 S. 0. UllaaM. IU
The Prescription
:-: :: Department
Not a Stck Day 5inc.
"I was taken severely tick with
kidncT trouble. I tried all sorts of
Medicine, none of which relieved
ate. One da 1 saw an ao. ot yonr
Electric Bitten and determined to
try that. After tak Ing a few dosea
1 felt relieved, and soon thereafter
waa entirely en red, and have not
been elck a day sine. Xeghbora
of aiine have been cared of Khen-
u atisa, Nearalgla, Liver and Kid
Bry iron Dies anu uerwrai urmuij.
Thia la what & F. Bass of Pted-
mont, N. C., writea. Only 50c. at I
EnjliahDmy Co s,
ot our store keeps pace with
advanced medical science.
No matter how unusual the
ingredients of a prescription
may be, we will fill it
Froperly.
We keep the drugs for it
the BEST, FRESHEST,
and PUREST.
C.N. Simpson, Jr.
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