THE LOCAL MA&XZTS.
COTTON.
fieri grade today 1L62
Seed. 2s,
PRODUCE.
The figures given here are prices paid
ky merchants today. They may be dif
ferent tomorrow next day. Reader
are advised to 'phone some responsible
merchant on lite day they expect to
come to market and get figures lor that
dy.
Hens 85
Young Chickens 20 to 30
Roosters . 25 to
Ducks 20 to 35
Geese 35
Turkeys 15
Eggs 15to-
Butter 12 to 15
Hams 15 to 20
beeswax 20 to
1 Advertisements are inserted in this
amn at the rate of one cent per
word each insertion. Count the words
in your adv. and send cash with copy,
Each figure and initial counts a word.
No ad taken for less than ten cents. J
Wanted to exchange Victor graph-
opUone in good order with 30 or 35
records for bicycle. J.T. Belk.
Special book sale this week, all of
the latest fiction for 50c; see them.
The V. J. Rudge Co.
Jack and the Bean Stalk, a de
lightful fairy story for the children
at Dixie Theatre No. 2 today, af
ternoon and night.
Special price of 10c. on stoneware
salt boxes, butter Jars, pitchers, spit
toons and mixing bowls, Saturday
20th. 5 and 10c. Store.
Found Near tho Monroe Oil Mill,
pair of spectacles In heavy leather
case, with Dr. II. smitn s name on
case. Owner can get at Journal of
fice. A. S. Pusser.
Have you read the Shepherd of
the Hills? You can get it now for
50c. at Hudge's special book sale
this week.
Dr. II. Smith, the eyesight spec
ialist, is at home this week and will
be in his office till Saturday night,
April 20. All who need glasses fit
ted should see him this week.
Notice I will be at the store or
J. W. Outen in Wlngate on Satur
day, the 27th of April, for the pur
pose of fitting glasses for all who
want them. A. L. Parker.
New Hue of men's, wouieu's aud
children's cvery-Uay and Sunday
shoes just received. W. H. McCor
kle, Donrlngjild stand.
For Sale. Cook's prolific cotton
seed, field selected, best seed you
can buy; 75c. per bushel. A. I
Funderburk, Monroe Routel.
If you have ice creara packers
belonging to us, please phone us
and we will send tor thorn. bug
lish Drug Co.
The special road committee, of
New Salem township will meet at
Kuto .Saturday, April 20th. at nine
o clock a. m. r. J. C. fcrim, turn.
For Rent Four room house on
Vaun Heights. 1. II. Blair.
Lost One ten dollar bill in or
around business section of Monroe,
March 28. $1.00 reward. M. C. S.,
care Journal.
llarrel facy l'orto Rico molasses
Just opened. Plylor & Funderburk
at A. C. Johnson s old stand.
For Salo Good surry and har
ness, used very little, cheap. J. L.
Stack.
Lost. Large bbck ni:ilo hound;
bushy tail; scar on fore foot. Five
dollars rowird f:r tho return or
information as to liis whereabouts.
11. A. Shepherd.
Good rubber tire bu;;gy for sale.
Phono 15-R.
Plenty ff yellow seed sweet po
tatoes ut Vnna FunderburlCs.
Resist ered O. 1. C. famous half
ton hogs, prolific type. A limited
number of pigs for tale, April aud
May tlolivery. They tiro beautioa
RitndolphRedfenrn.
" Notice I will be at G. M. Mont
gomery's store on the 3, 4, and 5 of
April and nt Brico Starnes' store
April 10, 11, 12, and nt Tradesvllle
April 17, 18, IS, with my fine Bel
gian stallion for service. I will ap
preciate the public patronage. J.
W. Melton.
We want chickens and eggs and
country produce. Plyler & Funder
burk. Call at I'lyler & Funderburk's
when you want good freBh grocer
ies and quick delivery. Phone105.
If you like tea you want the fin
est flavor. We have It. The fa
mous Premier brand from Ceylon
nils JbeJblll.I. 8. Estridge ft Co.
The newest and best flour on this
market is the Jefferson. We have
JuBt received a shipment of this
high grade patent and can recom
mend It as the best on the market.
Tryjt.ll. SEstrldge &Co.
Hay That hay is here and It Is
fine. Com aad get some. J. I).
Nash ft Son.
Cor cotton seed hulls Just recelv
ed today. J. B. Nash & Son.
Registered Poland China hogs,
fancy poultry, and young stock for
sale. Ceo. Taggle, Brush Creek,
Tena.
We have some big orders for hens
and frying size chickens. Give us
a chance whsn you bring yours.
W. R. Outen Co.
Charlotte cotton seed meal plen
ty of. Come and buy once and you
will buy It all the time. J. B. Nash
ft 8on.
Remember we are always In the
market for chickens and eggs. W.
R. Outen Company.
Car of good timothy hay we will
ell c heap. J. B. Nash & Son.
Always ready for a quick job of
plumbing. W.W.Iiargett, phone 311.
See T. C. Lee ft Co. for seed Ir
ish potatoes and cabbage plants.
Geod Spanish Jack for service of
1912 at Mr. Tom Fowler's farm two
miles north of Monroe on the Con
cord ro-d. Fowler ft Lee Co.
Special Notices.
Tbe Fair Minstrel Cunpaay.
At opera house Friday night. ApL
19th. 112.
PROGRAMME.
Part 1. The first part of the en
tertainment will be participated In
by the entire strength of the com- f
pany. Tne scene Is entitled, a
Woodland of Nightingales." j Gravely.
Interlocutor Mr. Clarence Laney. Mrs. Hugh McAllister of Lumber
Vocalists Messrs. Oscar Davi.lto u Ti8i,ing ner mother. Mrs. Fan-
Heary rairley. Herndon Hasty. 'nle junisey.
Archie Fairley, Frank Fairley. Glenn' '
Wolfe. Rob Laney. Ogbura Vales. I Reserved seat tickets will be on
Comedians Messra. X. C. Eng- for th Fair Minstrel Co. at
lUh. Herndon Hasty, Rob Laney. tbe Union Drug Store.
Frank Fairley. Mr. R. p. pric, hM bought a r-
During this portion of the enter-! i.nce n charlotte and m 111 make
talnment the following numbers will nolne there In the future, hav-
be rendered: a(t Klltj nls paca ea8l ot t0WB
orana vpeuing uitnura py laiMr. M. K. Lee.
entire company.
"That's What the Knglne Done,"
Mr. Rob taney and company.
"Old Oaken Bucket." by entire
company.
".My Baby Rose." Mr. Oscar Davis
"The JlnKaboo Man." Messrs. H.f
Hasty and F. Fairley.
"If I Had You. Mr. H. Fairley.
The Trombone Slide." .Mr. Rob
Laney.
"Annie Laurie." quartette.
"The Barber Shop Chord." Fair
ley trio.
Bass solo: "When the Bell In the
Lighthouse Rings Ding-dong.' " Mr.
Glenn Wolfe.
"The Mississippi Dip." Master Og
burn Yates.
SPECIALTIES.
"Roll 'Em Bones' " quartette.
Horse traders.Mr. Rob Laney and
Mr. J. H. Beckley.
"The Gotta Quit Klckln' My Dog
Aroun'," Mr. X. C. English and cho
rus. Mr. Herndon Hasty will present a
up-to-date oddity entitled, "How
Columbus Discovered America,"
and "Married Life."
"Leave That Noise Outside," Mr.
Clarence Laney.
"Beautiful Doll and Honey Man,"
rendered by Mr. Herndon Hasty and
Frank Fairley.
The performance will be conclude
with a fro entitled. "Aunt Dinah's
Golden Wedding."
Aunt Dinah Mr. Clarence Laney.
Joe Mr. Herndon Hasty.
This will be participated In by
the full singing contingent of the
company.
Prices 25. 35 and 50 cents.
Catarrh Gone
Xo More Hawking and Snuffling
When You Breathe- Hynmci.
llyomet (pronounce It lllgli-o-me)
Is guaranteed to eud the misery of
Catarrh.
Breathe It, destroy the catarrh
poriiis, nnd soon hawking iitul snuf
fling will cense.
Breathe it, and crust will no lon
ger form in the nose; mucus will
not lodge In the throat; all Inflam
mation will leave tho membrane of
the nos9 and thront and your hend
will U el clear and fine.
Breathe it for coughs, colds and
sore thront; it's soothing, healing,
antiseptic action is better than all
stomach dosing remedies In crea
tion, and there isn't a particle ot
opium, cocaine or other habit form
ing drug in It.
Complete outfit, which Includes in
haler. $1.00. Extra bottles of HY-
OMEI 50 cents at English Drug Co.
and ilrupfrlsts everywhere.
At Dixie No. 1 tonight. 'Puthe'a
Weekly" and "A Pal's Oath, " a
Western drama.
'or Sale N'ico rubber tiro bus-
K.v, good bargain. J. U. Uaueom,
Irarjngold sjind.
CulliiiK of Dan Matthews and
other hooks for .Vic. at Hudge's.
A choice lot of wash tics, 10c.
each,3 for2.1c. 5 atul 1"C Slore.
Onion sets, cane seed, fine fruits.
I,. M. Howie.
For Sale Tlirea lots nnir Grad
ed School, oa Griffith road. Vann
Funderburk.
At The Pastime to-niht, "Saved
From the Snow," a fine drama tak-
..n i.. tti;.,n.. ....... i, n. i.
tirul Yoyemlto Valley. See this 1
MCtCll'. tlB II t UHU'lljr IVK'i (
containing "Dooley's Reward and :
Economy."
Fresh lot of AI el rose flour just
received nt Yuan Funderburk's.
Monroe Cook Book on sale at T.
P. Dillon's, price 60c.
We buy tildes and veal calves.
see us before Belling. Tbe Monroe
Cash Market, In front of 1'ontoffice.
Wanted. Fresh Jersey cow. W.
C. Carlisle.
Fresh line of groceries at John
son s old stand Plyler &
Funder-iand
burk.
For Rent Good house, the Latta
place. C. C. Sikes.
Car Charlotte cotton seed meal
Get some while It is fresh. J. D.
Nnsh & Son.
Phone No. 129 for first class beef.
pork, sausage, fish, oysters, etc, at the
lowest prices. M. A. Alexander.
WATT ASHCRAFT. Veterinarian-
Day calls 113, night calls 382. Monroe,
N. C. Hospital on Hayne street, north
east of court house.
, . .. ,. , . .
Automobile supplies and repair parts
for sale at Repair Department of the;
neomont ouggy tympany. I
Best equipped shop in the Southern tr,ar.t taliitnf 4.67 acres convey
tates for the complete overhauling fd ,b A- n,nd.,Jon,nJA' l)nJis
nd repairing of Automobiles and Bug-1 to A- B'"T uy deed dated No
States
anrl mnaimnfl) nf AiirnmrtViilsasi arA Ri nr.
gies-Piedmont Buggy Company, Re-,
nair Denartment. ' "
Money to Loan on approved security
in limited amounts.
Gordon Insurance and Investment Co.
rv P s (W.nt.uffii..
Krauss'' jewelry store opposite Bclk
Bros. Office phone 182. i
ph.
Please call at any time for hack
work. Phone 268. Henry Lilly.
We have plenty of cotton seed
meal and hulls for sale. T. C. Lee
ft Co.
II. S. Estrldge ft Co. have just re
ceived a fresh Bhlpment of the cel
brated Prlmero coffee. It makes
the best cup ot coffee you ever
taBted.
Wanted Country
ns and eggs. T. C.
hams,
chick-Co.
Local aad PenosaL
Dr. E- S. Green Is spending a
day or two this week with his pa
rents at Louisburg.
Mr. W. H. Clark of Stuart's, Va..
The floor of a church full of peo
ple at Harrington Park, X. J., col
lapsed Sunday and two were killed
at once and more than a score se
riously wounded.
At The pa9tlnie Wednesday night.
a very thrilling drama. "A Broth-
er. Error," aud a good comedy.
The Lucky Dog.'
lie sure to see
these.
Rev. E. L. MlddWon, field secre
tary of Sunday school work, will
lecture at Corinth on Saturday,
April 20th. There will be ail day
services, with dinuer on the grounds.
Mr. John N. Mullls and Miss Dal
sy Crenshaw of Waxhaw were mar
ried on the 13th, and Mr. Cleveland
Helms and Miss Rosa Rushing of
Monroe township on the 14th, by M
L. Flow, Esq.
Mr. W. O. Lemmond has located
In Monroe for the practice of law.
as will be seen by his card in The
Journal. Mr. Lemmond Is a popu
lar young man and will no doubt
make a success at the law.
The Journal is requested to say
that the grocery stores of Monroe
have agreed to close at 7:00 o'clock
except on Saturday nights, begin
ning May first and lasting till Sep
tember first.
Mr. W. C. Thomas, who moved
from Wlngate last fall a year ago,
to Kershaw, came up yesterday on
business. He Is farming about two
miles from Kershaw, and says that
the farmers there are not so bad
behind with their work.
Rev. J. A. Baldwin, president of
the Piedmont Industrial Institute of
Charlotte, will lecture in North
Monroe Methodist church next Sat
day night on "North Carolina." Ad
mittance free. On Sunday Mr. Bald
win will preach Pi Central church.
Prof. E. L. MldJIeton. Sunday
School Secretary of tho Baptist Con
vention of North Carolina, will
speak at the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. All
Sunday School workers and the pub
lic generally are cordially iuvlted.
Dr. 11. Smith returned Saturday
from an extensive business trip
through portions of South Carolina
nnd reports that things are looking
up all along the line. The better
weather and the opportunity of get
ting work under headway on the
farms have not only made the farm
ers feel better but all other folks
as well and when folks feel good
business Is better.
Sale of Valuable lji:d.
Under and by virtue of an order
and decree mado by the Superior
court of Union county. North Caro
lina, In a special proceeding there
in pending wherein John I). Blggers,
administrator of W. A. Diggers, de
ceased, plaintiff, and Laura Smith
and Carrie Fowler et nl ure defend
ants, we will on
Momlay, the UOtli day of May, 1!M2.
offer for sale at the court house
door In Monroe, N. C, all those cer
tain pieces, tracts or parc:iu of land
or wiiii n tn.. sii Id . A. Bl.wrs which make a good legislator. His
(!i,'d, ceased and possessed, describ-1 father was at one limo Union conn
ed as follows: 1 1 y " representative In the Leglsla
lst Tract: A tract lylns and l'-,ture, and no county ever had a
lnt !:i Sandy Miw township, Union better one. Of nil the men we
(unity. Xonh Carolina, hounded as, know Bill Eubunks U our choice for
Hollows: lit ginning at a stako on
T
lino near a dwelling and
S(i 10. 45.50 poles to John
Davis earner; thence with his line
X. 5 1-2 W. C3.44 poles to a P. O.
R. B. Weddingtou's corner; thence
with his line S. fis W. l.'iti 1-2 nolos
to a P. 0., A.O. Davis corner; thence
with the of his said lines, 1st 5 3-4
W. 100 poles crossing n branch to a
small B. J.; 2nd S. 34 1-4 W. 54
poles to a P.O. by a pine; 3rd S. 87
W. 42.t!0 poles to a R. O.: 4th S. 9
IE, 11 poles to a dead persimmon by
la spring and fifth S. 81 1-2 E. 8!
poles to a pine stumpby a small ce
dar; thence N. 23 1-2 E. 62 poles
15 links to a P.O., Geo, E. Da
vis corner; thence with his line X.
7 3-4 E. 84 1-2 poles to a black oak
stump; thence N. 32 1-4 E. 48 1-2
poles to a small P. O.; thence N.
4 W. 6 poles and 16 links to the
beginning containing 83 3-4 acres.
Being three tracts consolidated and
being the old home plnce of the
said W. A. Blggers, less, however,
4 3-4 seres heretofore conveyed to
R. B. Redwlne.
2nd Tract: A tract adjoining the
above lands containing eight acres
more or less conveyed to W. A. Blg
gers by G. C. Davis and wife by
AnA AntA QC1. IBfil .V. I ..I,
MICCU U.llCll AUlll, lOOl, lilt II
i. ,iot,j i ni, i ., .?
3rd TrHCt. Alg0 notherHtract ail:
Joining the above described 87-acre
mer' IS", and registered
Book PW "5. less, how
in
ever.
from the several tracts of land about
17 acres which was sold about the
latter part of 1907, by Frank Arm
field nnd R. B. Redwlne, commis-
sloners. This 17 acres being the ex-
r fUnd, "J-L" ft,lo'!ln ,0 lya
and Thomas Blggers a home
Bieati in ine inntis of ineir uoceasea
father, which home stead allotment
is the land to be sold at the time
hereinbefore named.
Terms of sale one-third the pur
chase money tn cash and the re
mainder on a credit of six months,
the deferred payments to bear in
terest from date of sale and title re
tained until purchase money has
been paid in full.
This April 15th. A.D.. 1912.
FRANK ARMFIELD and
It. B. REDWLNE, Comrs.
AX XOCXCEMXXTS.
(Rates tinder this head on cent
per word each insertion. Where two
or more names are grouped In the
same announcement each nam is
charged one cent per word each In
sertlon. Xo announcement taken
for less than one dollar.)
Fur lUnister of Peed.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office ot Register of
Deeds for Union county, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri
mary. FRANK A. KRAL'SS.
For HejeUter Uewln.
I hereby announce myselt a can
didate for the office of Register of
Deeds for In Ion county, subject to
the action of tbe leuiocnttic pri
mary. M. C. LONG.
1'or lU'giMrr of Dwris.
I hereby anuounce myself a can
didate for the office of Register of
Deeds of Union county, subject to
the action of the Iemocratie pri
mary. J. T. WEIR.
For SherLT.
I hereby anuounce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Union county, subject to the action
of the Democratic proiniary.
R. W. ELLIOTT.
For lbfitnli-r.
I hereby announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Record
er, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary. II. B. ADAMS, Jr.
Fir Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Union county, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary.
B. A. HORN.
For Register f Derds.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Register of
Deeds for Union county, subject to
the action of the Democratic prima
ry. T. J. W. BROOM.
For Clerk of the Siiicrior Court.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Clerk of the
Superior Court of Union county,
subject to the action of the Dem
cratic primary. C. E. HOUSTON'.
For Sheriff.
I hereby aunounee myself a can
didate for re-election to the office
of Sheriff of Union county, subject
to tho action of tho Democratic pri
mary. JOHN GRIFFITH.
For County Commissioner.
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of county com
missioner of Union county, subject
to the action of the DenuvratU'
primary. II. T. BAUt'OM.
Ainhrose Seci-est for Commls;!otier.
We think Ambrose Secret would
niako a mighty good man for Com
missioner. SOME OF I11S NEIGHBORS.
For County Commissioner.
I hereby anuounce myself a can
didate for the office of County Com
missioner of Union county, subject
to the action of the Democratic
primary . A. J. BROOKS.
W. A, Fiibanks for the Legislature.
It is time that Union county, be
ing a farming county, send a far
mer to the Legislature. It Is also
time that the township of Iluford
be allowed to furnish one of the
Legislators, after a lapse of twenty
years. Buford township has a citi
zen who would make an ubte Leg-
! Islutor. nml that man
is now and
always h:'s been a farmer a real
progressive farmer. That man Is
the fanners' frit ml, known by ev
erybody ns Bill Eulmnks. He Is a
man who both by training and In
clination possesses thoo qualities
the Legislature. V? call on the
on
other townships nnd the fanners of
tho county to join u. in electing
him.
BL'FOKI) TOWNSHIP CITIZENS.
The Sewerage Proposition.
There nro nil sorts of wild nils'
taken ideas about what the plant
will cost. Some think It cannot bo
built for thirty thousand dollars
Koek Hill, S. C. twice ns large as
Monroe, put in a plant for $35,000
Abbeville, S. C, with 4,000 people
put in a plant with two septic tanks
for (25,000. Laurtnburg's plant
cost $19,000. Quite naturally then
Monroe can put in a large plant for
$30,000.
Sewerage for the sake of sanita
tion, public health nnd public con
venience Is Monroe s chief need.
People have moved away and pros
pective settlers have turned away
because .Monroe did not have sew
erage.
About the cost of Installing sew
erage A franchise will require the
city to supply sewerage connection
as far as the sidewalk In front of
your residence. But you cannot be
forced to Install the system In
your residence a bit more than you
can be compelled to put in lights
and water. There are all sorts of
wild mistaken Ideas about tho cost
ot installing tho system in your
house. It can be put In your res
Idence for twenty to sixty dollars
and on upward, according to how
good a buyer you are and what
kind you purchase; and according
to how competent and how straight
or how crooked the plumber Is.
Where several cottages are grouped
together, it would be possible to
make the closets on one connection.
You can put In a nice set of fixtures
for $30. It need not cost any
landlord more than thirty to sixty
dollars.
We cannot stem the tide of prog
ress always. These modern Im
provements and conveniences are
bound to come to every town, even
If they come only by fires and fun
erals.
And the safety of the public
health will be Increased a hundred
percent. It is your civic duty as a
citizen of Monroe to help secure
sewerage. Very truly.
H. D. STEWART. !
LEE & LEE COMPANY.
THE LEADINQ
111 GOODS, I0TI0IS, CL0TEI5G, GEITS1 mHISEHG!, I1T
IIS SHOE STOEE II I0IBOL
Fancy
AND-
Notion Offerings.
Richard's Pure Linen Crash Pillow
Embroidery Outfit.
1 Hamlxmie Pillow Top tliited In colors size 17x! inches; 1 back
for Pillow; 1 esMTlally Written
0 skeins of Richardson's Grand
all for 25c
Linen Towels stamped for euibrlodering, Site.
Women's Xcckwear, tlicmcM'ttes and Giumps continue in good re
quest.
I-aoe Dutch Collars, Embroidered Collars and Cuff Sets.
Koine new additions added to our large and attractive line of
Dms Trimmings.
Ladies and Misses9
Hosiery.
"Black Cat" Auieric's Handsome Hosier)- what Sterling means
on Silverwhat tlio Pure Food Label means on Food that assurance
of first class quality you get In
name "Black Cat." In Black, White and the leading shades 13 to
30 cer.ts.
Another lot Silk Hosiery at 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Lee
&
THE LEADING
Dru Goods, Notions, Mllllneru, Clothing anl Shoe Store In
MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA.
WITH E VERyM fe
CARE That's one thing that goes in
KVKRV prescription that gtes out of our store. We follow the
DOCTOR'S orders follow them with Fresh, pure Full-Strength
drugs. As a result, prescriptions compounded by us ofteu se
cure RESI LTS where others fall. Ruck of this policy Is the
KNOWLEDGE that too much DEPENDS on tbe medicine
your physician prescribes TO PERMIT OF 8UWTITITIOX for the
sake of a few cents more profit and there's XO EXTRA CHARGE!
for the IT RE ingredients and EXTRA rare. Our PRICES are
the same as you'll pay for 1XFERIOR U)OI)S.
WE WILL GIVE YOU FREE ONE iR IDl ATEI) MEDIC1XE
GLASS WITH EVERY 3c. PRESCRUTIOX.
Ak the Doctor to LEAVE your Prescriptions with us.
THE
Ur)ion Drug Co.
Phone 221.
A.
Lovely Hair for
Girls and Boys.
The man who Is bald at 30 can
usually blame his mother.
It U a mother's duty to look af
ter her children's hair; to be sure
that a dressing Is used that will
iestroy the microbes of disease,
will banish dandruff and promote a
growth cf hair.
Goods
Lesson, giving every stitch in detail;
Prize (recian Wash Embroidery Silk,
every piece of Hosiery that lM-ars the
Lee Co.
M. Secrest, Manager
Mothers who use Parisian Sage
need never worry about having bald
beaded sons at 30 or girls with fad
ed coarse looking hair at any age.
For English Drug Co. knows PAR
1S1AN SAGE so well that It guaran
tees It to abolish dandruff; to stop
itching scalp and falling hair, or
money bark.
And children as well as their pa
rents love to use PARISIAN s AflR
tor It Is so refined and nleasant unit
maltc-t the head feel fine instantly.
50 ccntt.