SABBATH DESECRATION.
Rev. W. M. Whiteside Preaches The
New Methodist Church Other News.
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Correspondence of Tiik Tribune.
Mirxs Spring, April 25. Mr. O
Uaynnrd returned recently
Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. Florence Ruppe, of Bright, re
cently spent a week with her sister,
Mrs. Cornelius Ciibbs.
Miss Annie Belle Lojran ami Miss
tlumrick, of Kutherfordton, spent
Sunday recently at the Mite Inn.
Miss Mary Dodd and Miss Wescott,
of New Prospect, S. (.'., spent Easter
with Mrs. James Uucker.
I.)urin; the aksenee of Rev. W. II.
Perry, the pastor, and his family, Mr.
Harrett Wonnaek of Lebanon church,
cume over and deposted a load of corn
and fodder in the baVn. I jruess friend
horse is feeling good now.
Uev. XV. M. Whiteside, preached a
very interesting sermon in the Bap
tist church the. 1st Sunday morning:
is subject was the ten commandments,
Exodus 20th chapter. After a few in
troductory remarks about Easter, he
said if the first four commandments
were kept the enforcement of the last
six would not be necessary. He spoke
especially of the first four and em
phasized the fourth. Ho said that the
merchant who sold goods on the Sab
bath would be condemned as great at
the judgment as the murderer. From
a reply published in a former issue of
Thk Tkihunk it seems that some one
is a little sore about the reference
made to Sabbath desecration. While
your correspondent does not know who
made the reply and it may be that
said party does not sell anything but
something to eat on Sunday, yet it is
known that such things as a bale of
cotton hasbeen loaded and hauled off,
ten bushels of peas have been meas
ured and carried away, also Hour, ci
gars, turnip seed and many other
things. 1 wonder what kind of peo
ple they were who ate them.
But as to the sale of eatables perhaps
said party has over looked that God
commanded the Isrealites to gather
and prepare their food on Saturday
for the Sabbath, anil for those who
neglected to do so lie dul not prepare
any special patches of manna and in
struct them to slip out at the back
door and gather it when they thought
nobody was looking. We hope the
defendant is not connected with the
sale of other goods than provisions
on Sunday under the sheepskin guise
of charity and sympathy for the hun
gry, and is not trying to cover up the
wolf's paws of covetousness in Sab
bath trade for gain. As to debt pay
ing I am glad to state the writer does
not owe any one a cent and has never
been denied credit either.
We are sure we have no reputation
for loud singing and praying; neither
are we disposed to meddle with the
private a Hairs of others, but only
made reference to the Sabbath break
ing wun me nope oi ooiug goou. w e
are triad to sav that one at leabt of
our merchants has a reputation for
keeping his store closed on Sunday,
and we hope all the rest will soon fol
low his example.
If the shoe lits us it is better to wear
it in silence than to advertise our
selves as an offended partv: and if it
dor s not fit us we should not under
take to wear it and then grumble, but
just leave it for tlx fellow whom' it
does fif
It is to be hoped that those who
have really been desecrating the Sab
bath will profit by their own expe
rtence m the past and it so no one
will rejoice more than your humble
correspondent, who bears good will to
everybody.
Mrs. Ellen Hague was here recently
visiting relatives
Rev
(client sermon at Bethlehem the 2nd
Sunday from Isiah 54; 10-11.
Mr. Matt Lewis, one of Mill Spring's
up-to-date, enterprising merchants,
lias a six room addition to his dwell
ing framed and covered. The house
will contain twelve rooms and will
probably be the largest building in
town. Mr. Newman, the carpenter, is
pushing the work rapidly
We understand that the members of
Bethlehem church have decided to wait
A. B. Flack for Sheriff.
Forest City, April 24, 1904. We have
no coargea to make against the present
incumbent. "We are glad to say that lie
has a clean record. But if it is the de
sire of the people of Rutherford county
to make a change, we have no hesitency
from in suggesting the name of A. B. Flack.
Mr. Flack is well known throughout
the county and has the ability and ex
perience to make a good sheriff.
Many Voters.
How to Ward off an Attrck of Rheu
matism.
For years when spring time came on
and 1 went into gardening, I was sure
to have an attack of rheumatism and
everv attack was more sincere than the
preceeding one," says Josie McDonald,
of Man Sr. Logan county, West Ya. "I
tried everythikg with no relief whatev
er, until I procured a bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and the first applica
tion gave me ease, and before the first
bottle was used I felt like a new person.
Now I feel that I am cured but 1 always
teep a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm in the house, and when I feel any
symptoms of a return I soon drive it
away with one or two applications of
this applications of this liniment." For
sale by Dr. T. B. Twitty.
Notice!
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident is unrated by
John Oliver of Philidelphia, as follows :
' I was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually' in tack and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Then I was advised to use Elec
tric Bitters; to my great joy, the first
bottle made a decided improvement. I
continued their use for three weeks, and
am now a well man. I know they rob
bed the grave of another victim." No
one should fail to t ry them. Only T.Oc
guaranteed at T, B. Twitty's
Thompson & Watkins' drug stores.
0. T. WALDROP k CO
'HEAVY AND
FANCY GROCERIES,
MILLS-THOMPSON BLuCK.
Sell everything to eat : and everything
to feed stock. Buy all classes of Coun
try Produce, Fruits and Vegetables for
Cash, and are exclusive agents, and car
ry in stock, the J. I. Nissen Wagons and
the Champion. Mowing and Harvesting
machinery. Our prices are as low as the
lowest on the class of goods we handle.
The best is the cheapest, especially in the
and way of diets. (Jive us a trial order.
Goods delivered free in any part of the
citv.
Bv virtue of an order of sale made
in the special proceedings entitled 'J.
G. Simmons, administrator of J. ().
Simmons, deceased, vs. J. O. Sim
mons, Jr., et al, heirs at law of .1. O.
Simmons, deceased," I will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, April tfOth, (.)04,
at 12 in., the lands belonging to the
estate of J. O. Simmons, deceased, sit
uate in Rutherford county, in Sulphur
Springs township, and lying on Rich
ardson's creek, known as the Bob
Mintz lands, adjoining the lands of
James Henson, N. B. McBraver, J. G.
Simmons and others. Said lands will
be sold for the purpose of creating as
sets for the payment of debts, and will
be offered first in two or three lots,
and afterwards will be offered as an
entire tract, and will be sold in that
way that it may bring the best price.
t he rents for the year 1104, will be re
served, lhe purchaser w ill oe requir
ed to pay 15 per cent of the purehae
price on day of sale, and one-half of
the balance to be paid November b.
li04, and the remainder the L dav f !
November, 190f, the two deferred pay
ments to be evidenced by notes and to
bear interest at the rate of rj per cent
per annum till paid. March 2(th, 1904.
J. G. SIMMONS, Administrator.
of J. O. Simmons, deceased.
McBraver & Justice, Attorneys.
NANNEY ami MORRIS
Keep in stock a full line of Gen
eral Merchandise, and in faetev-
ervtliins needed bv the trade.
Buy and sell all sorts of Country
Produce cash or trade. Call
and compare our prices before
buying elsew here. Fair and cour
teous treatment at all times.
NANNEY & 31 OUR IS.
I'MON MILLS, N. C.
'PHONE NO. 13.
Groceries,
Heavy and fancy, Feed stuffs, Beef,
Pork, Ponltry and Eggs. Wre make our
own Sausages, which are always fresh.
Try our market for anything for the ta
ble. Corn, Cotton Seed meal and hulls,
and hay always in stock. Prices as low
as the lowest.
Carload of ITay and Cotton Seed Hulls
just received.
J. L. Allen.
Harrill Bros.,
General......
MevohantB,
Clark-Harrill Block,
'llutherfordton, N. C.
CarrOll W . DOWneV.! W(J kof? a general line of almost ev
10 i ei ything, including Clothing. Hats, Caps
1 hysician and Surgeon, ; Shoes. Groceries, Buggy .Whips, Robes,
llutherfordton, N. C. -j Harness, -Standard Sewing machines and
Ml ralk wi, w rW nrt w ,i.ri,f Stoves. Conutry Produce bought and
will receive prompt attention. Oliiee '
I). F. Morrow. 1. V. Smith.
Morrow & Smith,
Attorneys K: Counsellors at Law,
Rutherford ton, JN. C.
Practices in State and Federal courts.
Careful attentiou given to all business
entrusted to them. Call when in the eitv
whether you have legal business or not.
Office in rear of Bank of Rutherfordton.
.Phone number 40.
K,.S. Kaves. W. F. Rueker.
Eaves & Rucker
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Careful attention to details of all bus
iness entrusted to their hands. Practice
in all State and Federal courts Rooms
1 and Mills-Dickerson building, upstairs.
Phone number 5.
Geo. C. Just lee. VV. C. McKorie.
Justice & McRorie,
Attorneys A: Counsellors at Law,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Practice in all State and Federal courts.
Rooqis 8 and it in Mills-Dickerson build
ing, over Mills store. Office 'phone 08.
rooms 22 and 23 over Carpenter & Tay
lor's store. Oflice 'phone number 122,
Residence 22.
W. Aa Thompson, j
Physician and Surgeon, i
Rutherfordton, X. O. j
Oflice in drug store in Thompson-Dick-;
erson building. Oftice 'phone Is'o. SI,;
residence 'phone 71. i
MattMrliraycr. 15. A. Justice, j
M c B ray e r & J u sti ce
Attorney at Law,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Rooms i, 4 and f Mills-Dickeion brick
block, up stairs. Oflice 'phone "S.
J. H. Campbell,
. Photographer,
Bartlett Building. Up Stairs, Main St.,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
All work guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. Charges reasonable.
sold. We make a specialty of furnishing
time supplies to farmers, mill men and
; others. Sole- agency for t he famed Rock
Hill Buggy and Taylor Wagons. Ex
i amine our prices on anything' before
buying elsewhere.
PHONE NUIVI1ECER S3.
S. B. GRANT,
JETER. . N.-C.
Dealer in GENERAL MER
CHANDISE. Carries everything
usually found in a FIRST-CLASS
COUNTRY STORE.
Country Produce bought for cash
;or trade at highest market prices.
I think 1 have what you want,
!ut, if mistaken, 1 will got it
1 for you.
GRANT.
A. J. Whisnant,
Kesident Dentist,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Oflice up stairs in Thompson-DicLer-on
brick block. 'Phone Xo. K.
TO TAX PAYERS!
I or one of mv deputies mav be
found at my oflice here at any time
prior to May 1st. to receive and re
ceipt for any unpaid taxes for the
vear 1903.
The law is so fixed that those who
do not pav their poll taxes on or be
fore May 1st, will not be allowed to
vote in trie November election. 1
should regret exceedingly that any
man who is otherwise qualified to vote
should be disfranchised because of
such negiect.
A failure to pav on or before Mav
W. H. Perry preached an ex- 1st, does not relieve any one from the
subsequent payment ot his taxes; and,
I mav sav, with cost added, for I pro
pose to do my duty, however careless
individual tax payers may seem to be.
O. C. ERWIN,
Justice of the Peace,
A. L. Grayson,
Books and
Stationery,
Rutherfordton, JM. C.
Newspaper and Magazine agency, full
, supply of text-books for the public schools j
j at contract prices. Testaments and Bi-!
I bles in various styles of binding, school I
Office up stairs in Mill's building-, I au,i office papers, a full line of deeds and
room No. 7. Will give prompt and care- other legal blanks, blank books, religious I
tui attention to an mismess intrusted tua,i secular books, works of fiction, fou-
jtain pens, inks, pencils, writing tablets,
j current literature, w orks of art. etc.
TIIK ONLY POCK STORE IN
TOWN.
him.
J. L. Geer, Dentist,
lCutherlon ton. A. t . !
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Room 21 over Carpenter & Taylor's
store. Office 'phone Xo. 99.
Solomon Gallert,
Attorney at Law,
E. A. Martin, Sherift
Notice!
Notice is hereby given all persone
that the undersigned has had no con
nection or business relation whatever
with "The City Drusr Store," in the
town of Rutherfordton, North Carolina,
since Julv. ISOil: snrl is not, resnousicle
till crops are laid by before beginning for any transactions, liabilities or obli-
work on the new church building. It Rations incurred by The City Drug
Rutherfordton, N.
Office 'Phone Number 41).
C.
M. L. Edwards,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Rutherfordton, N. C.
Practices in State and Federal courts.
Careful attention given to business.
Walker McDowell,
Bar her.
Over Carpenter's store, Rutherfordton,
N. C. Polite and courteous treatment.
Everything clean and tidy
moderate.
Charges
Jane Twitty's
Restaurant.
For five years the undersigned has been
feeding the hungry in the basement of
the Clark brick building on Main street.
She will be found at the old stand in
1904 ready to serve hot meals at all hours
from 7 in the morning, to 8 in the af
ternoon. Call for what you want, and
pay only for what yon get. Terms, very
reasonable. Yours to serve,
JAHE TWITTY.
J.C.Walker&Co
OeWitt's
Littlo
Bfisers
Tho famous little pi'ls.
is to be hopud that they will decide to
build in the town of Mill Spri
the church should be located there,
then they could keep the old site,
three-fourths of a mile away for a
grave yard. The dilapidated condi-
Store since that date, nor has he any
present interest in said business, nor is
he liable for any contracts that may be
made in the future in the name and be
half of the said City Drug Store,
At the time of the withdrawal of the
undersigned from the City Drug Store
in July, 19(M. he sold las interest m said
tion of the old church is a reflection business to W. H. Gibson, who expressly
assumed the then exisiting liabilities
aud debts of the said City Drug Store.
on the Methodist constituency of the
community. Iliey are amply able to
build a good church. If they only de
termine to build it will be done. "So
mote it be." The necessary amount
invested in building a good church
will be better than to put it in bonds,
stocks or farms.
C. W.
April 18, 1904.
DOWNEY, M. D.
Dr.T. B.
Ran Away!
My son, Otis Lopran. left my house
without leave March 25th. He is 18 years
old, 4 feet and 11 inches high, dark gin
ger-cake color, black scar on left cheek,
sharp chin. Wore a nobby cap, a gray
mixed waistcoat, and a light coat well
worn ; hair not kinkey. but curled. All
persons are hereby forbidden to harbor
him under the penalties of the law. In
formation of his whereabouts will be
Carry a general line of meichandise,
ir eluding Dry Goods, Notions. Grocer
ies, gents and ladies Furnishing goods,
farm Supplies, and in fact almost any
thing you need "to use, wear, eat or sell.
Fertilizers in season. Call and be con
vinced "Once a customer always a cus
tomer" is our motto.
WANTED..
Twitty Warrants Every Bot
tie.
it tronoiea wun rheumatism give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. It
will not eonf yon a cent if it does you no
ifKwl I liw innlientmn will vuliuwu flio
Tviin it nlui rnw 'tmrniiia i.r,iioc thankfully received by his father.
in one third the time lennireH hv nntr RICKMAN LOGAN, Col.,
nthor WnttMPiif Hnfc imi-,lu Vr.c-J Rutherfordton. N. C
bites, quinsy, pains in the side and chest . THE t"ibunk office will forward any
glanular and other swellings are quickly miormation received here.
cured by applying it. Kvery bottle war
ranted. Price 25 and 50 cents at Dr. T.
JS. Twitty's drug store.
Amlnistrator's Notice.
FOR SALE!
One top buggy in good running
order, -newly painted, running
Having qualified as administrator of geer red. bodv black
th estate ot lUrabeth McFadden, de- Oup vnnno- Ubi.L- o.ul
.ceasen, late or itutuerrom county, .North Ur nw of" i . , ,
Carolina, notice is hereby criven to all .."" uum J?
Itersons holding claims against said es- gallons of milk
tate to present them duly authenticated
to me for payment on or tiefore the 18th
day of March, 1905, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make immediate payment
to the undersigned. This March 17th,
190-1. W. Li. MCFADDEN, Adni'r,
Eavest & Rucker, Attorneys.
One good stable ; feed room and
loft and two stalls. Address,
J. M. ALLHANDS,
Henrietta, N. C.
llodol Dyspepsia Curo
Digests what you eat. .
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT!
J. R. Washburn is receiving daily, his Spring Stock of
Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HARD
WARE, GROCERIES, Ladies' and Gents' FURNISHING
GOODS. A full line of Men's and Boys' CLOTHING,
SHOES, and in fact anything needed to wear, eat or use
in the house or on the farm. The place to get anything and
Everything You Want,
and at prices that defy competition. HIGHEST CASH
PBICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. Call and
let me convince you that I cau sell you as good or better
goods, as cheap or cheaper, than you can buy them else
where. Remember the place First door South of the
Commercial Bank. ' Respectfully,
J. R.WASHBURN.
'PHONE NUM1
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i Central Time. (, Eastern Tiue.
D W COUNCIL, AgentT
RCTHKKFOKmON, N C.
I. P. Smith, T. P. A Raleigh, N. C.
every month this year that you simply can't resist,
mv advertisement and come to see cs.
Watch
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REAL ESTATE TO
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to see me. Can handle Tim
ber Lands, Mineral Lands,
Farm Lands, Town Lots and
Building Sites.
JN0. F. ROWLAND,
RUTHERFORDTON, N . C.
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We will have a big ship
ment of the celebrated Eas
tern North Carolina Norton
Yams to arrive about the 9th
of April.
Come in and let us book
your order for what you will
need.
Three Times tne Value
of any Other!
One Third Faster;
One Third Easier.
Agents wanted in all nnoeeupied ter
ritory. WHEELER & 'WILSON
iwrrg. Co.
ATLANTA, (JA.
G. H. Mills & Son.
Easy to take and easy to act is
that famous little pill : DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. This is due to
the fact that they tonic the liver in
stead of purging it. They never gripe
nor sicken, not even the most delicate
lady, and yet they are so certain in
results that no one vho uses them is
disappointed. They cure torpid liver,
constipation,' biliousness, jaundice,
headache, malaria and ward off pneu
monia and fevers.
PREPARED ONLY 8Y
E. C. DeWITT & CO.. CHICAGO
Don't Forget the Hamo.