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Sugar Hill News.
Sugar Hill. Oct. 23 -The farmers nf
thlnstclioa aro not cnjojiu 5.0 rnnch
ralnv .-weather, for they un? not through
sowinj: wheat. ' , .
Quite " a crowd from thi? pcttlxnent
attended the fair laat week, and brought
back soreral prizes..".' Thcso who wen
prizes from this place were Dean and
Lawrence Crawford and Mlfses Mamie
Crawford and Lizzie, Wilson, v..
Mr. and Mrs. J. W., Crawford, of
Henderson villa, are Visiting relatives
here this week. 1 "
G. C. Crawford was visltlnff in. Union
Mills last week and reports having had
a fine time, '1 -
; John F. Morgan and Herring
of Texas were visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. C. C. Bright. .
Well, ,'Betty,w how did yotx enjoy
the fair? : v V :
M. 'Wilson who ba3 been attend
ing the Federal conrt at States ville has
returned, bnt. will have to return for
tae Salisbury term this week. :
' . . ISAAC.
North Cirollna.
ViT d"cr.- I n a c rti!r. ! -with c-.vi.Ie thrr- wiib Itn
b. h White, Lnna:!c tu th 2 V,h cr.-ir.,: ic-.z hzc trr zzCl
of NorvmUr. 1911. HitnrtUr. " U-twc-:: J ;o- Urj at l rir
the hours of 12 ocl.x-k.m.. an i2o clock. M:;h : Irs. . Ulc th I..
Bm . at ths court ho:iM dt;r la Me r. ... c n.t acre , tr. r cr
owell Coxictv, ofTr-r fcr fc to th lr-1. ::l-;-xt !o Ur wwr r;: i-f Hit
bishct bidder for c?h the fol'-oxrin ( cirr: Wt..: in as I 10 atc-a: lire rrt
lying and being in'Higgic Towr.hl?,
to-wit: Beginning cu a tko nmr th
Iknnett Mill Itoad and runs North
llmt Ui pole to a yot oak; thT.c
Eiist 14 polei to a pine; thT.ct ath
abopt 70 polei! ton utaka whrn tho di
visional of Mrs .Whito linft Inters is
ii dcm'4 In 3 dcl frrru O cx litt
toC. L. ci:.
Thil th." t;th day cf Oc1clrT XSIL
cf C L. Whi: Lriaiii.
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(Continued from first page) ;
r , ,Toaf rye bread first, Mrs, W. M.
nr?t: Miss Martha
-7 ' 1 ' X Molasses f rUit cake, 3Irs. ' J.: L. Mor-
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3Iarble case.
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Morgan, $1,50
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I ' ' . --' - 13hoc6lats layer case, Mrs.'. MorgaD,
I j ;J' - : Sponge cakeIisakieTaterl.'O0.
P: r'-V- isageT Food kikev Mrs. fJ. W. Blank,
; i irnsy m xne como.;r: ji. w anon ?i .
: Heme-made vlmtter, Mrs. William
gijsijMirS " -j. . ft
0HjomB-m&6.e lard, 'Mrs. H; A..-Wester -
S ; ' , : .. " . Home-cured bacon,- W, A. Houck;; $1.
i. , ? " "Home-made . preserves, v,Mrs. J. F.
- , ' , Home-iriade Jellie Miss Pink Tate, $2
, ' - . Saratoga cyips, Mrs. G; C. Conley 50c.
' , . " "Home dried apples, W A. Houck. $1
-!- ' r - , - Gocoanut candy, Mi 54 Bruce Landis,
j: Pantry .supplies, Mrs. :3t. U. Couley,
" -1 ' . .Tarn cake, Mrs. y,iO cWey, $1 -,
; . DEPAIITMENT-E':;":;:-
' - Calicouiitv Mrs. A? CHewitt, f I ; j
' 'Knit conuterpaTie, 3Ir.. E. Bt Barnes,
V : Land For Sale. -
Taje notice, that, whcra, W, II. IUwktonl
hU wife, F. C. Ilawrklns ilM oa the inh.cUjr of
Jnoc, 1911, execute to tho tindenslncil trustee a r
certain lccl of trust io which the (JooUncnUl
Embroidered towels, iMrs. J. E. Guy. I Tailoring Company was tho thin! iarty, whlcb
- roar XcroQniorrecorain IJoolto. H, at rjr
Embroidered handkerchiefs, Miss Ma- w . uTJLTT f, !i m0Tf?I
mie Urawforo, f 1. : o. aicnritT forthe carmen! of a certain ludcUtl.
Knit eacque, Mrs. ' J.S. Hopper; 75c Iness erldencetl by a certain Dote therein do
Pin cushion. Mrs. Malone. 50c I bdl Uue nrt payable to the aM thlnl party
Crocheted lace Mrs C. H. Bailey. 50c ley WfromUi; An.l,trhcrfa.rajmti
, , Vr of theaaldnotehaalecnlero.'nlcilncl ilcfn!t
Battenburg lace, first, Mrs H A -de; Aui whetca. vr1uen anpntlao btt
Westerman; 50c . ; - 4 I been mart to the wMlerslffWHt to forrr!o all
. Drawnwork handkerchiefs, - Miss Liz- Ucel o trut unlcr the power of nle therein
zie'Wilson, 50c ' - -, . ' con-alnM:
v j i . . I ; ' Vr. - 5AW,thcuni!crlroel wll, r.n-ler ih! by tlr.
Embroidered shirtwaist. Miss Pinkie tue ot llM5 K) er c,r ,ale ruine-l in the ,aVt
Tate, 50c . V , lritrumct, on . . . - '
Shadow . embroidery,. Miss Mamie Saturday, the lOth d.iy of Novem
Crawford, '50c- . ber, I9U.
' Homemade-shirt, Mrs. E B Baber, $1 lctwecn the honr of 12 o'clo k in , mvl 3 o'cWa,
Pair wool socks, Mrs A M Hensley, 50c m.. offer for sAlct. the btx'ctbhMrr form.h.
I ttt i ai . , -yy , 0 , i i at uic nuir iivuw uwr iu jianon, inv
imtttr .iuxsa euv outryaeru- ,owlnjs ,ICKsrlbeu real ,e,t.tc. tult; Two
son, ouc . k -
GET Hyacynth Bulbs
(Slnglo Double nnd IUtsaa )
Frccslas "
Narcissus
V Chinese Sacred LilHcs.
OxalisT &c-
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Specimen Jiomestitching, Mrs Malone, I Marlon. McDowell conntr, near to the vt. Ma
50c' - , I Hosiery Mill, and adjoining tne l-in-N or Uuy 9. A.
. Crocheted doilies. Mrs Banner 50c. K5V!' IVT'Ih
: i x. 8crlln.il a Ml wa,to-wlt: Oa th north, trrt.
Display of fancy wor by one lady, Rnfl northwest by Tate street; n the we it iy II.
judges failed to decide " . N A. Tatc'a land ; ami on the aoaUi anJ catt by the
Crocheted table cover, Mrs Eberhardt. land of G. S. Klrby.
r r v . - First Lot: Begin nlog at the take corner of
DEPARTMENT F U. S. Klrby's lot on Tate trvct, anl run a oorth.
. . . . . west course 150 feet wltb Tate trct t a iAke
una under l year, nrst, u l liawKins, on wUi 8treet; then a outherncou ics feet to
$2; second,' J E Conley, $1- - Wkcln II. A Tate'a line; then wath wlth Ml.l
- TAnll Awrl vpr first Ci 'X Parsnn Tate line Co fet to li .8. Klrliy' cona.-r: then a
UUU over 1 year, . nrst. AL parson, northcagt ourmj with slvt Klrby Une 2U feet
$3; second, G T Hawkins, $1 . totho begluniof .
MHlrriiw first T7 "M "Rlmtnti ocniin irari: icfnnmD?iaiukr,incDonn.
A111K COW, nrbt,. V iU Uianton. f,, west corner of the llrt I t. anl on Tate utreet.
MILIjIjNrEl
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I-': . ' ' - Woven counterpane' Mm
: "v; i ,,: .Crocheted counterpane, JMrs. A. M:
',:, . - '. ; . r. -.t . . 'i ' . ' ' :, .
1 ')Vvs'; rags7lte.:M.V vC. Biuch-
, " J . Home-made carpet, Mrs. W, M. Good-
;:?, v'' TaUeoTeMrs.: J. W. Pless, $1 --
f', ' ' "',:; ' Table covert iMiss; Ora Giles, $1'
'I'X'l ''n: ?-ofa pillow, Miss Mamie Crawford, 75c
. 'f v; r; - jfeuersliMrsiMaloneSOc ' s y Vv;;
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second, G T Hawkins, $1
DEPARTMENT G
Ram 2 yrs old, C M'Nanneyi $2
;Rain 1 je?.r old," Hubert Parker, $2 ,
y Ewe, 2 years old.'C M Nanney, $2
Ewe, 1 year old, C M Nanney, $2.
, ' -V SWEEPSTAKES
Ram, D H Crawford, two. dollars
Raui and 2 ewes. C M Nanney. 0
V DEPARTMENT H
r Boar, T J Gibbs, three dollars
. SPECIALS
Mrs J F Jonas
Miss Pinkie Tate
Mrs H A Westerman
Mrs i J Gibbs
J CPoal V
W O Ledbetter
JQGilkey
Mrs Malone "
Mrs D S Richardson
j D Blanton - . .
J M Harris
Mrs J E Guy
W F Wood
G M Walton .
There are many other premiums offer
ed bvr merchants of 'the town. The
premium winners who are entitled .to I U
these premiums are asked to see the 1 Q
merchants themselves who will be glad f i
to give them out to the proper parties. I t
i All those who have won premiums
are requested to call at the ".Secretary's
office for" their checks or premiums, also
for explanation for anyclerical or typo
graphical error, or such other informa-1 Q
tion as they ; may desire about these I
ami rnns wet with Tnto atrcet,ics feet to a
Hiake. II. A. Tate comer; thence a outh cor
with Tate's line 113 feet to a stake, the corner of
dm lot; thence a northeast course with the line
of the first lot IK) feet to the beginning.
Thesabllota aw more fully dc-rU! In A
deol from S. Klrby ami wife to W. II. Haw.
Win, record M In liook No. 43. on vae ISO, of
McDowell county fleetl rcconl.
Ueference Is here made foT nnro perfect de
9crltion. Thla the 17th day of October. 1911
. J. WtxnousE. Trustee.
LAND FOR SALE.
Take notice, that the under ipned will,
under and by virtue of theautnority of
2 oo I the Superior Court or McDowell County,
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The grandest display of Fall Millinery that you
have ever seen in a town the size of Marion awaits
your inspection at my store
SPECIAL PRICES
TO ALL' PURCHASERS DURING THIS
- WEEK -
Mrs. W. H. Hawkins
Next Door to Lunch "Room
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'?&& Dysahsville ots.v
: Dysartsvilie Octr 23.Mrs. W. L:
Klrksey of Morganton arid son Herman
aiid Anna Cowen were .visitors' here
several days last week. y :
; Lester Taylor, son of the late Jasper
Taylor, died at Cliffside last v Monday,
and was buried here Wednesday. Rev.
B. B. Harris holding the funeral services.
.' Mrs. Eliza Rumfelt died , in Shelby,
Sunday the 15, and was buried at Beth
el on. Monday. Her . brother : William
Bruner of this place attended her burial.
' : Last 'Wednesday in Brindletown Q
T J 1. 13. . . . . - .1 f 1
Dans io get goia ine oanx brose ana
fell on him and killed him. He was a
noted miner. , ' v
u " Thomas Morgan died last Fridav at
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nia uuuia uear varaens ana was buried
at Pinnacle Saturday. ,
Odus Daves of Glen Alnine and hi
two daughters, Mary and Esteile, were '
visitors nere last week. ' .
dls Store. -
About two weeks ago the Bon Marchc opened in its new quarters -on
Patton Ave. The past of this institution is no boubt familiar to you, one of
consistent growth, long and tireless work, and finally, of strict adhcarancc to
the Square Deal policy. This store has been called, 'The Store for all the
U People." We do not patronize. . The poor, those in inodchatc circumstances,
the rich, all receive the same uniform courtesy. The trade of all is ap-
preciated. " : . -: ; ' . . ' "f '.' V ..
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women of, Western North Carolina now demand quality in their
mndlsc- This we give. The word quality and Bon Marchc
synonymous. C' :
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Our maU order department, with its increased facilities, is now well
nigh-perfect ; Write for samples or send a trial order. Merchandise guar
anteed to be the best at a given price. -
AVc wiU pay your railroad fare within a radius of' fifty miles to Ashe-
"4 . Hint lur lniormauon.
Miss Owensby of Buncombe is Tisit
ing her sister Mrs. Charlie Daves. -
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