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CZIuTOOT NEWS
Mr. H. N. Featherston spent Wed
nesday nightj ia town.
Sheriff J.JT. Donaho, of Yancey
vi)le, spent Tuesday in town, j; ,
Miss Julia
spent Sunday here,
vine's.
Ball, of Danville,5 Ya.
at Capt. . Ir-
Mies Hallie Holcrnan, of ?Dur
ham, N. C,
Nicholson.
is visiting Mrs . Wl E
Ex-J udge Spencer B. Adams," o:
Greensboro, N. vJ., was in the citj
last week.
Mr. Joe Bermann spei)t part" o:
last week at Virgilina, returning
Sunday morning. t ,
Mr. G. E. Lipscomb, of Danville
Va., spent Sunday visiting at. (Mrs
W. H. Conallrs. n .
Mrs. J . W. McKoy, of Martinsville
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Kichard Ferguson. - ;;
Mr. Sam'l H. Hines and pastel
Henry Hines left Monday to vibii
relatives in Granville county. L
iTr. II. W. Hines, of Reidsville, N
C, was in the city this week, visit
ing iiB brother, Mr. D..M. Hines. ,
Miss Clara Taylor, after a fahorl
stay in Danville, returned last wee!
and is visiting at Mr. It. L. Walker's
Miss Emma Watkins left Mondaj
for Keysville, Va., where she wil
impend several weeks visiting; Mrs
Lucy Gregory.
Mrs. E. D. Winstead and her twe
sons, Colin and Sterling, left Tues
day for Lunenberg county, Va.; tc
tit n ' 9 n m
spenunc oimer-witnr
Mrs.? Bettie Bainey, Misses Mak
and Bessie Raincy and Miss Martht
Taylor, of Estelle, spent svera
hours in- town Monday, visiting
friends.
: XLLISON ITEMS.
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I A terrible " storm passed through
his section last Saturday, tho 10th,
loing considerable damage to corn
jid tobacco and blowing down a
jood raanytrees nd houses.
1 Mrs. Charlie Coleman has been
ight sick, but we are glad to say is
mproving. . '
I Mr. John Allison, of Reidsville, is
visiting his uncle, Mr. J. C. Allison,
nd sister; .Mrs. Annie Mitchell.
Mr. J. C. Allison has been right
rick for the past week, bat is im
proving. V .
Mrs. Jack Mitchell and children
have been right sick, bat are better
ijow. , V
I Miss Molhe C Allison, of Urango,
is visiting her brother, Mr. J. C. Al
lison'.
J Miss Cora Allison is visiting
riends and relatives in O range.
Mr. J. C. Allison's two sons, Wal
ter and Arthur, and their little sister
Beulab, haye "been spending -the
past two weeks with their Grandma
Mitchell. '
ESTELLE NOTES.
Misses Anna and 3Iary Sue Cole
man, of Gate wood, K. C, are the
guests of the Misses Pinchback.
Miss Emma Satterfield, accompa
iied by Dr. Charley Bradsher, of
Person county, spent a .short while
recently, visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
f Mies Annie Winston, of Hycotee,
if. C:, spent larweek"at.Mr. W. W.
Taylor's.
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i Misses Katie Jeter and Emma
ownd3, of Yancey ville, are visiting
Miss Kate Mebane.
Miss Em Jordan, of Yarboro,
rpent several days last week visiting
friends in this neighborhood. 1
Mrs. W. K. Williams and Miss
nla .Chandler left Monday for Bes
ts mer City, to visit Mrs.) William's
aunt, Mrs. John Smith.
j Quite V a distinguished audience
The June day sah is streaming its
ilood ot light over this grand old
Special attention is called to J. D l orld of oui-s and altogether it is a
Morris' sewing machine ad. in thu nlorions day. So buoyant with hope
issue, because he is selling a first fpi the light , youug hearts that are
class high grade machine at the spe' ijeating so joyously over somefuturs
cial low price of $17.90. Write him victory and success. , This June harf
I' ,' : ' iL deed been a most wonderful oxie.
A large number of the joung peo- been the hottesti coldest in
pie of the town attended tho per.. Veoord for a nnmberof joar. I;
pqrmance at Gilead Church last Fn m are ghd to announce thatfMr.
aay mguo. guuury tiuuiuci v rrfinfv Thaton is convalescenL
older people were present also? Al
pronounced the play a success anc
the trip altogether one of rare pleas
ure. tV
Friday and Saturday were, ta
listing days here. Messrs. J. P; Po
teat, J. B. Yarbrough and H.,W
Hageman are the list-takers, j fThi
books will be opened again? next
Tuesday and Wednesday, and an
other opportunity will be giver
fchosewho have not already Jistec
their property.
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Presented at Gilead Church. Inst
Friday KighL
-The presfntation of the comedy
drama, "The Deacon,' "at Gilead
church, this county, last Friday
night, was pronounced a snccesi by
all who attended. Its suctss was
somewhat of a surpriso to many who
attended, as it is a fact not gene tally
known that there are several "born
actors" in that neighborhood. Some
twenty-five or thirty yonng people
cf Milton attended the performance
and all returned highly pleased with
the trip. . .
It would bo difficult for ns to do
justice to tho several performers
who wero worthy of special mention.
But the general verdict was that the
laugh-provoking negro wrvant
Pete (Mr. J. J. Chandler) aud the
old maid, Mis3 Amelia (Mrs. J. M.
Long) were perfect. They kept the
audience convulsed with laughter
and the many close shaves of tho
mischievous Pete, who was forever
playing pranks on tho members of
the household, were highly amusing.
Mr. N. J. Taylor, in tho title role,
showed that he had a proper, con
ception of the character. "The
Deacon," though addicted to -the
habit of imbibing too much lemon
ade ?with a stick in it," showed truo
manliness of character in tho clos
ing rcene when he forgave hi only
child, whom he hud disowned for
marrying against his wishes. The
Deacon's courtship of Mis3 Amelia
was not devoid of accidents and mis
understandings, and Miss Amelia's
protestations of nervousness and
alarm at the Deacon's advances were
true to life. Her determination to
refuse him melted away like thin ice
when ho "popped the question.
MisslMaio Rainoy, aa Daisy, Mrs.
Thornton's servant, made a success
and captured the audience from th'o
j In the scene where Mrs. Darrah,
the forsaken wife, stand faco tofaco
with hnr hnfibftnd nml ia finurnpd hv
:i j. r :i a i .i, i? J
fLssemuieuuu xiu "lbimas an object of bitterest con-
tempt, real dramatical ability was
displayed by Mr. Bryant and Miss
Winston.
The performance was a complete
success, all the other characters be
ing well sustained. Want of space
forbTRT'wiaLmcntion. A hand
some fenm' was realised, vn
be used to complete tho church
building. V
Tne cast ol characters was as fol
lows: Deacon Thornton, N. J. Taylor.
Mati Wheeler, alias .Geo. Darrah,
W. T.Biyant. . -
Heed, a friend of. Wheeler, Giles
Mebane.
Geo. Graef, nephew to Mrs. Thorn
ton, E. M. Mclvcr.
Parson Brownlow.B. B. Chandler.
Pedro, organ grinder, R. L.
Mitchell. N j
Pete, negro servant, J. J. Chand
ler.
Billy, the Deacon's boy, J. E.
Allen.
Mrs. Thorton, Mrs. N. J. Taylor.
Amelia Fancette, Mrs. Thornton's
maiden sister, Mrs. J. M. Long. ,
'delen, Mrs., Thornton's daughter,
Miss Marth Taylor. -
Airs. Darrah, "wife of Wheeler,
Miss Annie Winston.
Nellie, little . daughter of Airs,
Darrah, Bessie Raincy.
i Daisy, Mrs. Thornton's servant,
Miss Maie Bainey.
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Gets a first -dxv, hih mc i,
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"With three drawer and t test
improTcmcnts. GaxmatcVi 10
years. On thirty days' trir I
wve you to $35 on alba
chioc I, keep needles and firts.
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Oar stock U tdccUU froa tht intl vol VL UaU an4
bafo a fall hne. Mso m Urz9 mAortestsi ct DrsrruU' Ssj
anet ana Toilet Article. .
The University Our Prices are Low.
r, of Noirm cauoli.I
hVidcst mtronarro and L fnllait
eJipment in its history. S'.Ucuitr,
3ir-8tadentsf 49C; 3 iVtdcmic
Courses; 3 Klcctivo Course, :3 lro
fcssional School in Law, JL tdicine
and Pharmacy. New Bnldiugf.
Our PrcscrintioiiT)
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Watf r Works. Splendid Ii?nmc.
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And uio only tho nott rtiuUa drcrt Yw rtt frca cj
jtut what your phyuciaa prtjeriUt. ar bo w ciurcsc: r
Tuitiou, JjCO a year; boards t3.XK) a boda Water, Shorbots, Ices. Etc
month. Amnio opportufty for
Uur Motto: "Quality vs of first Importance
self help. Schoiarsnips ni-1 loans
for tho needy. Frco tuMon for
teachers. Summer 1 Schl il for
teachers; 24 instructors?" JJ7 stu
dents. ' Total enrollment G. For
caLiIogne, address
PRESIDENT ALDEBMI X,
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Would ho gild to have jou rail.
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Trinity Colge, Winter or Spring
ily tiock of 11 cat j farcy Groccrict, aj alvayt la
Forty-fifth year opcar
Wednesday, Septal JberG
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Largtst endowment of any C lt w in I OSPI SUDDIV YOU
the South. ComnletMt crmL !nm In
thoStAtc. Board 5.50 to k).C0 per
months Loan Mholarships fivcorthy
young men. Youna women a oltted to
all clause &.
riday evening to bgo The Deacon
piayeu, .tvuxuu pruvtru. jtu uo
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GATEWOOD LETTER.
Mrs. M. 'Winston and daughter
Miss Annie spent Monday ivithtMrs.
M. Gate wood.
Misses Anna and Mary Sue- tale-
man, of Gatewod, are visiting the
Hisses rinchback, ox iJ lane he.
j There will he two services at Prov
idence church Sunday. The people
in this vicinity will have a baaket
picnic at Park's Springs Tuesday,
the 27th. Come over and ioin us.
Quite a number are leiag vaccinated
and fears are entertained that this
The growth and expansion o ; thi flestilence will be quite prevalent
University should be a matter oJ. tQisseason. ... ju. a. u.
pride to eveiT North Caroliniart.V Ir j We suppose onr correspondent re-
trfiiciency, patronage and public 4 to that dread disease, smallpox,
favor it is second to none in the the abovo paragraphowevtr,
South. Its requirements are exact if there's any danger of a picnic pes-
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its stanaaru ngiu, iu wuc UA IX J -
hiah and manlv. Its academic rol 1 -J
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is' the largest in the South, and m al
its history it has never been so;closi
to the people, and so able to Jccrvc
them. Ambitions ana neeay opyi
Send tor catalog. to
PRESIDENT KIlQ, '
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MONUMENT ERECTED.
Lejlsbtjrg, N. C, June 15.
Mb. Editor: Please allow us
should remember its motto is equal- j cpace in your columns to announce
lo me - inenas oi ine laie xlgv. o.
liea. of LeasuurfT, N. C, that the
We call especial attention to the I monument to which quite a number
advertisement of the lancqyvua qi lormer pupus, irienu auu rem-Co-educational
Academy inlvthir Uvea heartily contributed .has just
ujcuuwuvu ... . 3oen erected over his erave.
This sciK)Ol is in werycrnsii Jt ... f TOrieffated Qeornm marble.
issue.
worthy of the patronage of all yht
have a desire to prepare their boys
and girls for-future succets in nie
Prof. Simon," " the principal,- hai
achieved an enviable , reputiti
an educator in the past three t
of his work at' YanceyvUIe, i
tested by the large . and const
increasing patronage enjoyecl
this institution.. Prof. Simor
recently returned from ajrip thr 'i-h
tae
the county in the interest ot
school, and everywhere he met
nattering encouragement. The,
term begins Sept. 4th, 1899.
x feet in height and the design .is
graceful and ; appropriate. Besides
necessary dates, it bears the follow
ins: inscription: "He served' his
eneralion cheerfully and faith
ullyV ; Respectf u lly,
j - ; ' y W. J. Pxjlliasc,
j V H. T. CONALLT.
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t$ Was the result of his splendid health.
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r i aaomuaDie ' win ana euerey are noi
a6tind where stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels are out k of order. If voa want
it ti these qualities and the success they
l .bring, use 'Dr. King's New Life Pills.
?r4!hey develop -every power of brain and
X y. Only 25c at K. 1 DixonTs.
STORY OF A SLAVE,
To be bound hand and foot for years
by tho chains of disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich., telU how such a
slave was made free. lie savs: My
wife has been so helpless for five year
that she could not turn over in bod
alone. After using two bottles of Elec
tric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved
and able to do hei own work." This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, headache, backache,
faintiDgand dizzv spclLu This miracle
workin? medicine is a crochsend to weak.
sickly, run down people. very bottle
Guaranteed. Only 5(J cuts. fcoia ny
R. L. Dixon, druggist; j -
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS -
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' Arc grand, but skin eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica EalYe
curfs them, also Old, Running "and
feverjsores, ulcers, boils, felons,. corn.,
warts, cuts, braisea, harn,. scalds,
chapped hands, chilblains. Best pile
cure on earih. Drives out pains and
aches. Only 23c a box. Cure iruaran
- teed. Sold by R. L. lnxon, druggist.
Dr. J. A. HuMIg.
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Calls promnth attended trl'i . T
HTOFFICE In II unfa Bull Ins oppo
site Merchant and Pl&ntcnf fViank
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iyspepsia pre
Digests what ydjj fcat
It artificially digests the ft a I and aldj
Hature In etrenRthenin? id. recon
structing the exhausted da fell ve or-cans.-
It Is tho latest-Jiscof. ltd dljsV
GUKENSBOItO AKD C0NNKTS SOUTH KBK EARLY ITaCHKS
and they arc acknowledged to be tho Com! trly pMchf jtotc.
I Lvito a Cne herd of tegiiterctl rdtndVChlnm hom. Vlp, S to 12
weeks old, SG.00 cch; $10 jxr yir L a b. Ortcasbora, K. C. Addrwj,
Jno. A. Young, Prop., .
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You Cm it Exfiect
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You r UftandffirU to go out inta tAt trorlJ ctrfiurrJ end rxjinl tinUtM ju
htlplhem lay On fuundntion ttpvn uhUX all eirCLrcilm and yrvnt rtxU.
1 hint trho njifCl l Ae Hutu ln;ioJwU upvn LVrm in LAU rrpjrd If Lht tUaLSmU
years the vpjjortunuict lutfaUnS to nx&txur.
Careful and Systematic
Attention to epcrvduti? rnnai wron tVn hat vxn fr A fjntUw Lt
I item ami cpprvzvl aUuir pXrwns. TA SlKoU a
Beautiful and Healthy Location,
. which not only addi to tho pleiiar and hetllh cf th itcdrrli, t-t
inspires then, to creatcr xrol in th pruKcation of Ihtir iladies. TL
ant and tonic, rio other parauoo I rujt sea ion was tho most luccruial oi the three jttrg wcrk-
can approach It lo cmclcXftf. It .in- ft t c .
1 no i v. w prepsxri ixjji jor coiirr ana icr ix::bcm pre
pirc girU for colied and for caltcrc4 Chritlira buisw-
stantly reliftvcs and xrmavi itlymrca
Dyspepsia, IcdlcRtlon, ntrtburn.
Flatulence, Sour Stomsctj I Nausea.
E$ckIIeadiche,Ga-Uraljla,( j fcnipft,snd
til other results of lrnpcrf e lcstlon.
Prtpard by C C DtV.'ttt A a jCbicao.
Lewis 7alker& Co, ljjpgist.
Dr. Cody's Condition Vf idcra aro
jnst nhni a horso needs ,fcn in tad
condition. Tonic, bloKi.r Hficr and
Tcfrnifuje." Thby ans not! bod, but
medicine and the best in Tio to pnt
a horso in prima cnmlitrtt I Vice
25 cents per pacVnrc. T tr tale by
Lewis Walker & Co. !
Among tha many plesxurci rrotiied for tho beaeSl cf tho itcdcsU
during bourn for recreation arc Lawn tranii, crocct, Ltuboll, horitattJ
and parallel Larr. A nnulaito of oar icbo?l cxn cnUr tho Sorbose:
year in any ccltrgc In tho bl&tc wxlhcrallarther crepajucs-
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. FALL TERU OrEN'S SEPT. 4, IS 73. '
N. Simon, Prin.