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THE MOUNT AIRT NEWS. Mount Airy, X. C, May 7, JUDICIOUSADVERTISiNG t'KfCATKS m-xiy a t?m b'ntlfteaa. US'. K'JKt miny n old buiinfii: PHCKKVf.Hmal),iUrK''ll'lll"': kKVIVK many a dull Dunneae; KKHTtlfCt many a lwr bimliiom AVK mlJf fl'lnf (iiwlr., Hi4 I HtCn aurora In anv tx-imlneaa Tlia Iruit crop will bo luhf tliis year. The rain of Wt week whs wel comed bv tho farmers. Tim mail train was two hours late on Thursday night. The "times" are just (rood enough it the jwioplo were all right. I)id anybody slip otU of town Monday to keep from voting? Tlio wheat 8nd ryo crop never looked better at this season of the year. J. II. I'addiwn will have gomo extra tino strawberries on Thnrday and Saturday. We hope the next election at Mt. Airy will be held on the first Mon day jn May, VJVh. Kev. II. M. I'.lair, of this place, will preach the sermon at butlier land Seminary, Mny 13th. It is to bo hoped that we will have good crops again this year The prospect jut now is favorable The work on Mrs. I'm lcj nek's new residence on Hock tort ctreet is pro grci-King nicely. This will 1m i t-plcndid dwelling. A gentleman waa in town last week iiroepectiwr with view to locating here and engaging in the manufacture ol tobacco Mr. It. II. Marion, of the White I'lains neighborhood, .killed three stiirreln the o'her day at one shot. Can Bob P.ray beat that Mr. Walter Sanders has moved into his new dwelling, a handsome residence bo ha? junt finished near the Ash by Tob.icco Woiks. Tlio 4 ih of July will soon roll around. Can't Mount Airy get up a celebration of some sort for that occasion ? Arc we toj lazy i Work is progressing rapidly on the new Episcopal church. The church will be a very attractive place of worship when completed. See new schedule of the C. F. A: Y. V. Railroad in this paper. No change in arrival arid departure of mail and passenger trains at Mount Airy. The Colts' liaso Hall Club, of Mount Airy, has received and ac cepted a challenge from the club at Westfield to play at the latter place ou ;ho S:3rd of May. The paint advertisement of Tay lor & Banner will be found else where in this paper. Bo sure to call at their drug store, see sample cards and get prices. Mr. John Banner lias moved the dwelling recently occupied by Mr. W. (). T. Banner to the back part of his lot and is hauling in the ma terial for his new brick residence. Prof. Allen, of Siloam Academy, was in town Saturday and give us a call. Commencement at this ex cellent institution takes place the 2lst and 2'2nd of May, and prom ises to bo highly interesting. Tho rush for bargains at the Mc Dtillie Furniture Storo continues and grows. Now is the time while everything is poing at cost. Don't delay buy now and save money. Tho stock is large, handsome and complete and styles up to date. There is a movement 'on hand among the ladies to get up an en tertainment at an early day to aid the Sutry County Camp of Veter ans in raising iunds to furnish Gome ot the old Vets with badges, hats, Arc., who Bro unable to pay tor the ssmo. The subject of lighting the prin cipal streets of Mount Airy is too important to go unnoticed any long er. Our citizens are jumping on ua about it continually, as though wo had the power to move heaven and earth. We hope the new board of Town Commissioners will make an effort, at least, to do something along this line. Tho Primitive Baptists are build ing a handsome church at Pilot Mountain. The house is by far the largest church edifice of that de nomination in the Western part of tho State. The huildinir is oOxTO feet and 20 feet from lloor to over head ceiling. Tho roof is on and tho house enclosed. Our Primitive Baptist friends at Pilot Mountain mud vicinity are to be congratulated. Miss Mamie Bays, of Charlotte, informs us that the ladies will get out a "May 20th" edition of the Charlotte Observer, and Uiat they are anxious to make it a grand suc cess. The profits are for a laudable purpose How many ladies are thcro ir. this city that will send 10, 25 or 50 cents for conies of what is certain to be ono ot the grandest itsues of a newspaper ever attempt ed in North Carolina ? The building committee of Cen tral Methodist Church is very desir ous of closing up all outstanding Indebtedness, and ask in His name that sti'cril'2rs to the building fund nd every member ot the church come forward and help the com mi t tea to moot its just obligations. It is unnecessary to say that times are rard and money scam every man in the community is fully aware ot that Uct. This fact is why it is the more iniortant that every member Jo his tiim't for the immediate re lief of committee who are com rolled to pJ a number of accounts It once. May Uod help every mem-tn-rol Central church to discharge tiw duty tn this matter prayerfully. ,e ..rinU-rini that "it is more bleased give tlun to receive. Ilemernber tho commencement at Pinnacle Academy, Culler, N. C, May 21st and 22nd Tho country is in a bad condition in so many different ways that it is a pu..lo to know where to bt'L'in to cure tho malady. If it is not tho duty of the Press to educate tho people into betUr economic and industrial conditions, whose duty is it ? To-day, May 7th, is the date fixed for tho execution of II. II. Holmes, at Philadelphia, Pa., who claims that ho has killed 27 persons. The gretest enemy that many of us hive to tight is out own pre jiidice. Coinjuer that, and we are ready to conquer tho world. The bng aro after your potatoes, tomatoes beans, Ac. Why" don't you get a snpjdy of M. D. Moore it Co's Bug Exterminator before it is too late 5 The Poor of this TorlJ ara mil lions ; the wealth of this world is millions. No man has any right to more than he can uso while there is a human being that Buffers, (ieo. M. Mathis, for many years editor of the Winston Sentinel, has been captured by tho Spaniards and sentenced to death. Our gov eminent is making efforts to secure tho release ol Mr, Mathis. Mi. W. II. Simpson, who was in Do'oson Tuesday, informs us that the candidates for Mayor in Mon day's election received fifteen votes each tied tight and fast. Now, then, what you "gwino to do?" Mr. W. T.Wells exhibited in our office this week a strange freak of nature eight cars of corn all grown together at the butt. Seven per feet nubbins around ono ordinary ear. Never came across its like be fore. Come and sea it. 1'innel Thompson, ft Greensboro shoemaker, went to sleep in a saloon Tuesday and when some one went to wake him it was found that he was dead. Ho had taken a small drink but was not drunk. Heart troublo is thought to have been the caU8c. Somo people are born to trouble, some people hunt trouble, others avoid trouble, as the sparks lly up ward, so some not only bring trouble on themselves, but involve others; yes, others, who are innocent of any purpose of colliding with trouble.' The C. F. & Y. V. Railroad of fers low rates to Annual Council Diocese of Eastern Carolina at Wil mington, May 21st. Tickets on sale May 2tli and 21st. Also to meeting of N. C. Medical Society at Winston May 12th to 14th. Tick ets on silo iuh to 12th. A passenger train on the South ern Railway at Durham, Saturday, struck a buia'V containing A. (. Bauer, an architect of Raleigh, and Chas. II. Norton, an architect of Durham. Both men were seriously injured; Mr. Norton internally and Mr. Bauer about the head. The members of Surrv County Camp are urgently requested to at tend a meeting of their Lamp, io. 7'Ji, at the storo formerly occupied by W. E. Wa'lis it Co., next Satur day evening, at 3 o'clock, as Hats and Budges are to bo ordered. It is expected that every member will bo present. - Honor Roll at the Male Academy. The following is a list of students ho have made an average of 10 per cent, or above and are thereby entitled to this place upon the Honor Roll : K. W. Allred, ... 100 M. K. Keeves, - - - 100 Clem Wrenn, - - Oft Wi Owar l'atlersuii. - - BU.Wi "Dames Asliby, - - 97.7 1 l.raliain l rotter, - WH.hu Toininie McC'argo, - WJ.'.II Joseph Carter, - - W:JH Willie HnnrKer, - - iw.io Conrad HicelolT, - - B5 ;iS Hum I rvin, - - - Bo .00 Carl l'ral her, - - - B5.00 Hurley lV.terson, - - 81.00 Dixon Hooker, - - - HUM Herbert Koy, - - - 9H.M Chnrlos HatterftcM, - - 93 5-) K. K. McKinny, - - :i 13 Fred Sparser, - - B:!33 Kletelier Calloway, - B'J.12 Leonard Irvin. ... fli'.uO There aro a great ninny moro boys in school whoso minds are brighter and who have better oppor tunities yet they have not sufficient prido to inrke tho record of the above mentioned students. R. C. Ckavf.n, Principal. Municipal Elections. Tho Republicans carried Win ston in tho municipal election. Salem was carried by llauwr, Republican, against Hampton, lie publican. Greensboro elected the old non political city ticket. Everything in Ashevillo carried by tho Democrats. Faycttcvillc, lvinston, Oxford, Beaufort, Dunn and dry also Democratic. '1 he Democrats also carried Con cord, Monroe, Hillslsro and Ilen deisonvil'.o. Calf round and pay for your Mt. A iiy tltxlion tickets. We do in t book such matters. , . . KM Kewarit, !. The reader of this paper will lie plena ed to learn that there i at lennl cine dreadinl liiee t lint aeieiiee linn tM-tn able to cure in all il flage. and that i Catarrh. Ilall'n Catarrh Ctirn in the only positive pure known to the medieal frawniily. Catarrh Ix'inK a eoriMiiii tiolial diseaiw, require a constitutional treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure it taken internally, arting dircvtly on tho blood and mucoti aurfaeea of the ytem, thereby didtroying the foundation of the dieae., and Hiving lha patient Mrentfh by building up the constitu tion .Mid anw.-tina nature in doing in work. The proprietor hav eo much faith ita eurative pnwr, that they onYrOne Hundred Ihillar for any case that it foil tieure. hend for lipt of testimonial. Addre, K.J CHKNKY A l I, Toledo it. fir"old by I'mpgi!, 75c PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. S. F. Coo, of Dal ton, whs in town Tuesday. James Dodd, Esq., of King, was in town this week. Mr. W. A. York, of Haystack, was in town a few days ago. Mr. J. R. Paddison wont down to Raleigh Wednesday morning. Mr. W. F. Fallin, of Madison, N. C, is here this week on business, Dr. and Mrs. Holcomh, of Rock- ford, wcro in town a few day ago. Mr. Harry Galiaway has return ed from Ponghkeepsio I .) ISiini ncs College. Mr. W. R. Floyd left Monday for Stokes county, where he goes to paint State Line church. Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Haymoro left this week for tho Baptist Con vention at Chattanooga, Tenn. Mosfrs. Wiley Matthews, J. II. Kann and J. F. Vass, of Cap, Va., were in town Tuesday on business. Mr. Will Cordon, D. S., has lost a bunch of keys. Tho finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this office. Mr. Henry James and a Mr. Bowman, of Pilot Mountain, N. C, were in town Saturday and called on us. . Mr. R. II. Leonard went down to Winston Saturday and returned Monday evening accompanied by his wife. Mr. P. S. Rothrock, who has lcon out of town several weeks on busi ness, is at his bench in the Marblo Works again. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oshorne, of Meadow Creek, Va., were in town Saturday, visiting tho family of Mr. J. E. Barker. Mrs. M. D. Moore, after (juito a prolonged visit to friends and rela tives at Fort Worth, Texas, return ed homo hist week. Mr. V. r. Carter has gone to entworth to represent (. . Smith in a referee case. lie may be absent from tho'city ten days. Miss Sallie Reeves and Mrs. Nat Marion, of Siloam, and Mrs. M. V. Reeves, of Dobson, were in the city Monday and called at Tiik Nkws oflice. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kapp and daughters, Misses Do Ett and Mary, of Kapp's Mill, were visitinir tho ftinily of Mr. J. F. Allred the first of this week. Mrs. Lei in Wiiugh and Misses Blanche MeCamant and Sue Nuck olls, of Old Town, Ya., were in town this week, the guctt? of Mrs. Saml (t. Pace. Judge T. C. Fuller, of Raleigh, came up Monday evening and on Tuesday went by private convey ance to Fancy Gap hotel, on top of the mountain, where he will remain a lew days. Rev. R. B. Hiries requests us to state that he will not be able to fill any of his appointments to preach, as he has accepted a position to travel for ono of the Greensboro nurseries. Messrs. W E. Cox, M. D. Arm field, A. (i. Trotter, J. E. Spaugh, W. E Patterson, B. Y.Graves, J. F. Edwards and Win. McClenahan went over to Dobson Tuesday to carry the returns of our election. Rather expensive, but fiicIi is fuse. The Highway of Life, Did you ever think about the road you are traveling ? You walk on and on, but that road will end e? nowhere. It will lead us by churches, cra dles, hearses, happy homes, brokm hearts, old people and young peo ple, weddings and funerals. It will lead us up steep paths, to summits where the air is pflre and the sun shines bright, or it will lead us down slippery places, into life's swamps, from whoso miry depths it1 will bo very hard to retrace our steps. The minister baptizes you in the morning, marries you at noon, reads the funeral sermon at night. The road here ends. There aro rlowers and beauties on the road, but few of us see them. Men run rapidly from the cradle to ' the grave, reaching for some hand in the distance, stopping to gain a foothold on some vessel far out at eea, and yet they do not find hap piness. Yes, in a little while the end of this, and th new road will open before ns. The sun will laugh, the stars will smile, the aenhyis play among the boughs, and the leaves will danco over our graves. A few tears will be shed the eyes which now in love answer back, will cheer another heart; the books and things wo love will bo thrown aside ; our hopes will fade like shad ows after we reach home. Let us leave good footprints as wo journey along this earthly high way. Every good act is a flower which will beautify our filial c .viol ence ; overy good word is an ever green which will mark our resting piace ; every good intention an an gel which will sing tho harmony of love over our graves, and every friend we are true to will bo a wit ntw for us when tho hour comes when we may need them. Ayer's CHERRY Pectoral For Colds and Coughs RECEIVED MEDAL and DIPLOMA AT THE FAIR. V j f?urn4i Vi lrrwrtnc9ri V vi . 'doit rx . felVord's The Veterans' Meeting at Greensboro Bv order of Maior-Gen'l W. L. DeRossctt, of Wilmington, com mmdinfir the District of North Car olina, quite a fair representation of tho Camps met at the Court Honso in Greensboro, on .Monday or last week, at 3 P. M. Staff officer pres ent. Briffnidier-Oenerals J. G. Hal! and W.L. Jmdon ; Commanders of First and Second Brigades, Jndgo-Advocato-General Col. John Gray Bynnm and Quartermaster-Gen 1 Col. 8. II. Smith. Surry County Camp, No. 797, was represented by Messrs. W. E Patterson and J. H. Paddison. Tho meeting was much enthused on tho snbiect of the Battle Abbey of the South, and other matters of importance They adopted a urn form badge and appointed a com mitteo to look after a further re duction of railroad rates to Rich mond, Juno 8'ith. Also instructed the different Camps to appoint com mittees to confer with County Su perintendents of public schools, with a view of having Barnes School History abolished, as it does such gross injustice to the South. Gcn'l DeRossett stated, in the course of his remarks, that when the gallant Iee surrendered at Ap pomattox, boot) muskets were stack ed, of which 4o00 were from North Carolina, lennessee, a short time since, laid claim to tno volunteer State, as sho sent 103,000 troops to the held, when, in fuc', tho records show that North Carolina sent to tho front 121,0(10. The object of tlio etcrane AesociBtion.j8 to have tho history of North Carolina dur ing tho late war written correctly and place her whero sho properly belongs, and every patriotic son of tho old Old North Mute should join in this laudable object. Surry Conn ty Camp seems to bo alive in this matter, and our citizens should give them all tho encouragement they can. We hope all of our people, who can do so, will accompany tho veterans to Richmond on Juno 3d. They will witness ono of the grand est and most patriotic assemblages ever gathered together in the South. The railroad faro from Mount Airy will bo only about $3.25 tor the round trip, and Mr. J. R. Paddison is making arrangements to have a special car run through from Mt. Airy without change. Our Municipal Election. Mount Airy's town election is over snd everybody is glad of it. The result in First Ward is as fol lows : For Mayor Lucius Tillcy, 79 W. A. Moore, 21 Commissioner at large J. I. Belton, fit R. K. Marshall, , 30 Commissioner, 1st ward W. E. Merritt(noopposition) 101 Second Ward : For Mayor Lucius Tilley, GO W. A. Moore, 21 Commissioner at large J. I. Belton, 34 R. K. Marshall, 5s Commissioner, 2d ward B. F. Sparger (no opposition) 90 Third Ward : For Mayor Lucius Tilley, 73 W. A. Moore, 34 Commissioner at large J. I. Bolton, 37 R. K. Marshall, 00 Commissioner, 3rd ward J.C. Hollingf-worth (noop'n) 104 Fourth Ward : For Mayor Lucius Tilley, 88 W. A. Moore, 3d Commissioner at large J. 1. Belton, 51! R. K. Marshall, 61 Commissioner, 4th ward W. G. Hull, . 73 A. L. Sparger, 48 The majorities for thoso elected are as follows : Lucius Tilley, Mayor, 193 maj. R. K. Marshall, (tor Town Com missioner at large) 33 majority. W. h. Merritt, Commissioner 1st ward, no opposition, lol msjoiity. B. F. Sparger, Commissioner 2d ward, no opposition, fl) majority. J. (1. llollitigsworth, Commis sioner 3rd ward, no opposition, 104 majority. V. G. Hull, Commissioner 4th ward, 25 majority. We see no reason why Mount Airy hasn't a gooi set of officials. liCt the board and Mayor do their utmost for the town's best interest and oxecuto the law and everything will Ik well. The new Mayor and Commission ers were duly installed into oflice on Wednesday. The Election at Elkin. At the twn election held Mon day at Elkin very littlo enthusiasm was manifested, there being only one ticket in tho field. Tho fol lowing gentlemen were elected : Mayor, Dr. J. W. Ring ; com missioners, A. W. Click, J. S. Bell, C. M. King, II. G. Chatham, G. M. Biircham ; constable, B. Woodruff. 3irTtiiiHnnnrrrirrnHwwffw;Tnrtnr?ntfK Tlie Duty I of Your Liver is probably more faithfully per- f E formed than your duty to your 3 uver. i nat is why your skin a is now sallow, your tongue 3 E coated, your taste "coppery"; t why you are bilious and de- t pressed. Take Brown's Iron 3 t Bitters treat your liver 3 fc well r- Ftgrrmmw mfntr trnd4 sho14 3 lcm KlTTt, akr ril- 3 mini tml hra.fil an, rttmm a.iAW. v. i bah i r r.. in( with lvppia, Malaria. CMlla and Trrrr KhSnwr and Lir Trouble hiU Wtaiwaa, Pmal Inlmrtwa Imptn) 3 aiftod, Wrakrma, NrrvoM Ttwtiiea, CNrnak- Hx.tarlwar Nroratria 3 f. Iuvn.ni.iru Co., HtaMira.MiL 3 Democrat!? MMfingi. Tho Democrats in Blue Ridge, White Plains and Hamburg town ships are called to meet at their re spectivo voting places on Saturday, May 23rd, lsitd, to elect an execu tive committee, whose duty it will be to select a Chairman, and such chairman will become a mcrrilier of the County Executive Committee. Tho Democrats in tho four wards or precincts in Mount Airy town ship nro called to meet at their re spective voting places on Saturda May. 23rd, 1 ";;, s.t 10 o'clock M., fof like purpose It shall be the further objr jt of these meetings to transact any other business which may properly come 'I bctoro them under the plan ot or ganixation, determined by the State Executive Committee. By order of Co. Ex. Com. 8. P. Gkavks, Chairman. Democratic Convention. A convention of tho Democratic party of Surry county U hereby called to meet in Dobson, at 1 o'clock, on Monday, Juno 1st, lMi, for tho purpose of selecting dele gates tj the State Democratic Con vention which has been called to assemble on June 25th, 1S9, for tho purpose of nominating candi dates for Governor and other State olllcers and Presidential Electors for tho State at large; for tho pur pose of electing delegates to the National Dcm c-atic Convention at Chicago and for tho transaction of such other business ih uoty prop erly come before it. It is the further puipose of this Convention to select delegates to attend the Congressional Conven tion of this District hereafter to bo called. Tho several townships and voting precincts in this county will hold irimary conventions on Saturday, Way 30th, IS'.Ml, to elect delegates to the Coimtv Convention in ac cordance witli the plan of organi zation of the State Executive Com mittee. Done by order of tho Democratic Executive Committee of Surry comity. S. 1 . (iravcs, Chairman. Looking at One Side. "What is this world coming to f" said an old man as he laid down a apcr filled with reports of murder, arson, rape, domestic discord, theft and all crimes known to law. The old man wiu; ot the opinion that every thhg was going to the bad, and from one standpoint it reaily seemed that his conclusion was cor rect. To view the dark side of tho picture it was as natural for our old friend to not only say in the lan guago of David, "All men arc liars," but generally devns to hoot. I here is another side of the picture, how ever. Unit newspaper had the tel egraph and cable lines of the world its back and the evil doings ot mankind were sought after because it was news. that murder was painted in crimson on its pages but not one word was said about the millions of citizens who are on the side of law and order. Not one word was said of tho thousands who watched last night by bids of sick ness and saved 1 fe. That outrage was given two columns of space, but not two lines given in praise ot the thousands who fought the temp ter and won and who live viituoiis, pure, chaste lives. That horrid, shocking scene in the family, that discord and jealousy and strife be tween man and wife was snatched as a "fat take" by the reporters and the cars of a continent were alert. But not one word wassaid in praise of the peace, the love, the happy companionship of these who aie in the highest enjoyment of married life'. That embezzler had his dis honesty heralded to the four cor ners of tho earth, but not a word of praise for those men who have stood behind bank counters for years and have wasted mental and physical force on meager salaries and have never pocketed a jienny thev did not justly earn. The world licars of that defamatory letter that called for blood, but never does it hear of tho tens of thousands of letters that crowd the post offices fearing ex pressions of love and of friendship. There arc two sides to newspaper blood and thunder reports. David acknowledged that ho had ssiid in his haste that all men are liars. And often in this day we look on tlio dark side and come to conclus'ons in too great h:iste EVEFtf FAMILY GHOULU KNOW THAT hartrr tmtrkthlt rrairnV, hth tor Tftm TbvHAL mmj BX TB R.SAL bw, ami wmm 4ettul in tit qui. k metiem tarcJicretf.ttrcj Paln-Killcr 5:SirV-JK: ("Ola, Olarrha-a, Drmirn, Iraata. Pfc-taa-a, llra HraiUrtta, Pata la ! Buk or Bid., H aajiailara aad Kaarmlaia,, Pain-KUlcr SFmmC.'U'? Ek DK. Il brtnfa ajwirfy sari -aan! Mimf ail aaa af ftrateaa, lata, baralaa. Davara Mara, at. Paln-Killcr 9fHfcatS Paniitt, Ftatrv, tstittir., r4 til AWt aV.i CllaM l it a SV) ftft H tMalrtT of fU(. 13 nmOOMMENDED Pain-KUlcr StfSfs.'tXZ j-o fassMv ema rt Im Hhtjt ft T;Binkrf rMiHy la th hnsv IM ti ltMNt ! raksvk of tL (kr4 H i ! mv mf Urn t nnM im dHM' M!tsw t r itnit!r n. itmmm Alwsys in season, Hopkins' Steamed Hominv (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch in 'Milk. V - Vj" i V 'a f m VV f . hl!fZ unmistakable terms, his resolution to break away from the Republican party if ;ts action in the St. Louis conventiou did not suit his views and sentiments on the silver (jnes tion. NewGoods! New Goods !! E. C. Foy it Co. have just received a nice lineof Summer Dress Goods, Khoos, Oxford Ties, etc., Ac. Also a lot of Gent's Clothing, exfr Pants, Hats, Caps, tVc Call and see them. -- You want to paint yonr house, because you know it needs it. Come and get the material and the job will soon bo over. Paint is a good investment and pays tho man who uses it liltcrally on his buildings. D. A. IIorsroM. u.iarllu. Tlia remH for Ina-e.iMM-lally rnis ana aUmiacn dl'ir.lTl " aaa m I P . rr rcy s vermifuge ) ha furart clilliln-ti for SO yonr". Hrnil for 1 1 In a. hook aoout tlia lilt anil Ui 1 K. A K a T, Hal 1 1 mart, Mil. I relns'lv. H i. -MH m.liM ftw a) mM. North Carolina's 111 E W.H.&R.S.T0CKER&C0. Itnl'.lt, IV. c. We Do In our own Ires MnkiiiK Department at moderate prices. None, niaki more ntylixli ami correet eontiimi'0. We give the bent work: pxecllini; in taste and (lesiKn other drena makinR depart- mcnls HiKl nt nuioli lower prices We submit samples of Htylisli Dress (ioodn. Silks and Cotton Dress Goods at moderntH prices. We supply Wedding Otit-flts, Hrides nnd llrides Nlaids Dresses at very little co-t. Write to us for samples, estimate" and ideas. We mail our Spring and Summer Catalogue, now ready. Ask for one. W.H.&R. S. TUGKER&CO. Notice, Special Values, Aptly illustrating our perfect sharing net hods: M inch Japanese Kaiki Bilks, 25 cents per yard. 21 inch Japanese Halmtai Silks, 70c. fer yard, in printed warps. Dresden, ersian and Moral effects. . lis inch all-wool Cashmeres, blacks and all colors 2o cents per yard, worth 40 cents. Ips. A. rcHIcol BKS to aiincnnct to the I.ailies of Mt, Airy anil iiirromnling country that she has opened a Itn-t-laus Millinery and Dress-Making Establishment, Willi a complete sto-k of the Latest Styles of Millinery (ixls. New Kib hons, Feathers, Yeilinpi and Flowers, lists and llonnets, Trimmed and I'll tiiniinel, in Great Variety. The IJillinei'sl Department Is in charge of Miss II. McCaig, a Northern laily of experience, well tip in the Latest Desius of the season. The Pre-Kair Is uiiiler thf management of MUs Teresa (iilliert, who is too well known to need any recommendation, this heing her fi iirth senson hero. Lalie entruH iii( her with their orders can rely on having them Artistically anil Prompt ly Kiccnte.1, In soliciting yonr patronage I will promise that untiling shall be wanting on my part to merit your lii'ors. Agent For the Kruse Sewing Machine, the cheapest and Islet improved machine nn the market. Corner Store, North of Mine Kidg Inn. Millinery Store IN Mount Airy, N. C. Mrs Ida Banner respect fully informs the citizens of Mount Airy and sur rounding country that she has o'vened out a stock of Millinery Goods In the new building just erweted next to Mr. K. j. (tallaway's stunt, and invit4 every txtdy to give hers call. LATEST STYLES I fEICtS tE.5MA8lL - Drraamaklnc l ail Ita braiwhra ruo ta eonn'iloa artiB Ui Miiltocrjr busiima. N Idea Patterns rvj.iced frrwn to 10 cenia. Hafa, ISonnets, Kibln, Ac, Ac., in pnifusion. Apr-W-k'm r a larwrcaa-v -SO. I T! Sli'iso Dress llinff i o 1- P I-i I THANKS TO 111 Hffi.ffilllS:-' FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE HERETOFORE RE CEIVED, AND AS I AM NOW LOCATED IN Central Part of Town, I hope to add many new customers, I im nnvr in the store recently ocoupled by Mr. M. L, Patter ion, having purchased his stock, and have com bined both stocks of goods in one, thus enabling us to "fill the bill" when you come or send around. GOODS DELIVERED FREE IN ANY PART OF THE CITY. Come and see me and examine my gocdi before purchasing, I enn save you money. W. W. BURKE, Opposite Slue FUdge Inn, April 16th, 1836. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Tito. Fawcitt, B. L. (iwyk, Jas. IT. PrARf.ER, M. L. FAWctrr President. 1st Vice l'resident. 2nd Vice) President. Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Mt. Airy. .COI.POI.ATED. Capital, $30,000, 1'ald I p. DfRELCTORS. Ti. Kaweett J. Kpureer, M. I.. F'nweett.'R. I- Givyn, C. I.. Ilsnki. This lisnk sclieits the aeeimnis of filerelmnts, Manufacturers. Farmers mnd Individuals. The aeemints of the .Merchants loonted in towns adjacent reeeivoU on faroralile terms. The fumls of our customers are secured fiy two burglar proof steel chests and Mm Yale Tiim !,oek. Interest allowed on Havingi Deposit!. THIS Sr'-.CEl is RP W fJ? TC W M, ISa ti) la FOR ADVERTISEMENT OF IF.I LII I DEALERS IN General Merchandise a Mount Airy, N. C. J. M. Davis. DAVIS Zc BROWER BLOCK, MAIN ST., Mt. Airy, N. C. F. F. V.. Leader and New Pouth Cook stores, Smith Feed Cutters. South Bend Chilled Plows, Fredericksburg Corn Shellers, Poors, Saidi, Ivks, Nails, Ac. Horse and Mule rMioes, the latest patterns in Meel l lows ana all kuius of t low Cast ings. Agents for The Celebrated A fine line of Shoes, Hats, Groceries and examine our stock m IE GLOBE MOUNT AIRY, N. C, Can and will sell your tobacco oner nousc in tne town, trie reason tor trie above statement is, that s the only Warehouse in the place in which any of the Manufac turers have any money invested. Some of the largest manufac turers have ttock in the house. The proprietor has been in the business over 14 years. These'and other teasons tell you plainly that you will eerve your own best interest when you SELL AT TIE GLOBE. Thanking you, one and all, for past patronage, I am, STILL YOURS TO SERVE, Jos. W. Ashby, Proprietor. April 1st, 1896. Farmers, Don't Forget! Graves' "Warehouse, Corner Main and Rbckford Streets, Is tht place to get th bigbeat market print for yonr tnttaccn ; the bast iceossmsdattnat for both yourselves and your slock ; th aamt eotiTCBiettt location to the stores sad lh bauk, Uih eaves time for you. H' are ala ars ou haxi to LOOK AFTER YODR INTERESTS AND COITUS, Aod abow all, to see tbat erary pound ei ywir to o U li.p'.yl o Uiat it brinjaj the FULL H.iRKET PRICK. Taakinf yoa fi tbe share of baa aim you hare eea fit U entrust us wiihia tae p, ar.4 aoiidiim a (vutlnna tio ef the aaat, we are, . YOUIl PRENDS, Graves Varehouso Co. .And Friends Vf JS II THE TH & CO., A. L. SrARnss. SPARGER, Anchor Buggies. everything kept in a flret-class store. before buying. DUS fir you for better prices than any WARE!
The Mount Airy News (Mount Airy, N.C.)
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May 7, 1896, edition 1
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