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Roberdel.
Prof- Cridlebaugh and bn it bar,
wara vhntiag ot Ellerhe Springs,
Bondar.
Miaa Ida Child rrew, of Wil
miugtun, has ra turn id and will
maka tbia bar future hum*
Mia* Maggie Newton, of Wil
mington, is visiting frienda bar*
tbia week.
William Wright leaves this
week far ACxmmrle, where be
will make hia future homo.
Rev. Chae. Martin preached a
very good sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday to large congre
gation.
X-Ray ,^how is “pommiu and
tateVa” down your way?
W. R. Covington’* market will
be open Wednseday and Saturday.
Mias Sarah Sanders, of Lad.
better’s was visiting Miaa Lina
Meacbam Sunday.
Mia. Amanda Rainwater, who
has been eery sick, for tha past
week, is •re are glad to say, some
better.
Miaa Berta Smith was visiting
frienda at the hit Ground Suu
day.
Mrs. Will Covington, of Rock
itgliaim, has been visiting tier
father. J. H, Thrower, the past
week.
Washington Long and family
•pent Sunday trith W. J. Terry.
Mimes Rebecca Guy and Dora
Ruea rim ted friends at ft* Dee
Saturday mid Sunday.
MW Willie Goodman, of the
telephone exchauge, vu visiting
relatives here Sunday.
Mia Abbw McDonald, of Bea
ver I ham. visited Mias Sue Cooper
Sunday.
8. D. A J. M.
Gibson’s Mills.
Short crops is all the talk in oar
•sctiun.
Prof. Cridlebeagh passed thro’
o«r section lost Sunday.
Mias Pattie Meaning rwiled at
James Gibson's Saturday and
Sunday.
« Eugene Gibaon and his sister,
llisa Alice, were visiting at Jus.
Gibson’s and C. fi. Terry’s, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Jana Cridlebsugh was in our
section Sunday.
Reid Tarry will enter school st
ElUrbersxt Monday.
Mrs. Lassia Gibaon is going to
visit her sister and brothers in
8. C. this week.
Walter Tarry and his titter Mist
Ida, spent a pleasant day at C. C.
Tarry’s last Sunday.
There was a social gathering at
the boots of Jaasss Gibaon, Satur
day eight, which was enjoyed by
all.
The correspondent at Ko herd'll,
(Rambler) wanted to know how
the reetaarant waa getting on at
the old field. We hare been in
formed by the proprietor tbet it is
getting on nicely, aad is earring
their pntroae with the best of
keel and pork. They also hare a
flinty of reeding matter, neb as
norale etc., to entertain goaeta
while hutch Is being prepared.
Call aroand Rambler to me ns.
Viv. Vale.
Ab^rd^iii
r Oar farmers am making good
Mae of this alee fall weather, path-,
ering their erepa and sowing email
D. C. MeHeill, of Laoriabnrg,
etiended eerrhne with os Sunday
J. K. Long was rieiting relatives
at Hamlet last weak.
Him Maggie Smith, cl Ohio.
Mieses Mo I lie and Karma Oiheon,
fetwmed home Sunday.
We am glad te learn that S. A.
M elf sill's family Is improving,
after mental days fllaess.
Them waa ea oyster upper at
toe no me ot oar clever Postmaster1
W.T. Wright. Friday night, which
w*ta enjoyed bv all.
Mr*. Vernie Stanton, of Smitli
vill, S. C., died at her father Kbb i
Barrington'* Monday laat.
Plow Boy.
Fair Ground.
MlaaMary E. Litvin ia visiting
friends and relatives here this
week.
J. W. McDonald, Onnrgia, was
vteiting liis niece, Mrs. A. D.
Spivey laat week.
Mr*. T. L. Ixtvin moved to Pee
Itee last week. Mrs. Lnvin will
>m» greatly missed in oar village.
P. O’Brien is now moving in
the hoaee vacated by Mrs. Lovin.
Rev. N. H. Gorton preached an
excellent sermon here laat Bnn
d«y night.
Mrs. Kate Covington made a
business trip to this place last
Monday.
The little grey male is hitched
at the gate again. Look out,
boys.
M.
Mt. Olive.
Rev. E. 0. Sell preached an ex
cellent sermon at Mt. Olive Wed
nesday night.
Irwin Long has boon tick, but
is now getting better.
Joseph Bstton was in onr com
munity Saturday night with hie
gmphophnee and made some nice
iiiuaio.
Wiley Dawkitu killed 26 black
birda on the wing, at one *bot.
Mr. Bnrkett is moving to tlte
Bob McDunaldjplace.
The people are busy towing
wheat in our settlement, during
the dry weather.
R. L. Dawkins killed two largo
wild duclca Friday morning.
May Pop Mountuineor.
Reliable and Gentle.
“A pill's a pill," says tbe law. But
there are pilia and pill. You want a
pill which is certain, thorough and
grutlo. Masln’t gripe. Do Witt’s Lit
tle Karly Hirers 111 the . bUl. Purely
vegetable. Do not tone, bat assist the
bowels to scl. Strengthen and Invig
orale. Small sad easy to take.
Richmond Drag Company.
Modem Surgery Mur passed
“While suffering front a bad oaso of
piles, loonsalteda physician who ad
vised me to try I box of DoWitt's
Witch Hotel Salve,” says U P. Csrtor,
Atlanta, (la. “I procured a hex and
. was entirely eared. DoWitt’s Witch
Hascl Halve lea snleitdid cure for piles,
giving relief instantly, and I heartily
recommend It to all suffer**.” Bnr
gery is anatirs—ry to core piles De
Witt’s Wish Hascl Salve will ears may
case. Cats, barns, bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cured by
it. Bewaiw of counterfeits.
Richmond Drag Co.
A Physician Test!lea.
“I hare taken Kbdol Dyspepsia Core
and have never seed anything la my
lire that did me the good that did,"
says County Physician, George W.
Heroggs, of Hall County, Ga. "Being
a physician, I have prescribed It and
found It to (ire the best rmulta.“ If
the food you eat remains undigested
In your stomach, it decays there and
poisons tbe system. You sen prevent
this by dieting, but that means star
vation. Kodel Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you sat. You need suffer from
■either dyspepsia nor stareaUoo. The
worst oases quietly eared. Never
tails. Richmond Drug Company.
A. R. DOCKERY, *
ATT iRX KY-AT-LAW,
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
Oflaa up-stairs, Stansill building
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Notice of Administra
tion.
Having qualified liefuro tile
Clurk of the Superior court of I
Richmond county, N. C . *• ad-1
miniatrutor. d. h. of Jcannottc j
McAliater, deceased, ull persons]
holding claima-agsiust tlie estate '
of the Mid deceased, are hereby!
notified to present their claims to
the undersigned, on or before the
16th day of November, A. D. 1902,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their right of recovery.
All |wr» ns indebted to eaid
estate arc notified to Mttle tho
same at once and save coet.
J. A. McAlister, Jr.
Administrator d. b. u., o f
Jeannette McAliater, deceased 1
~ Notice.
By virtue and power of sals given by
James T. Letirand, deceased, to Mary
J. Wilson, doe , In s mortgaged deed
from said LeOrond to said Wilson, sad
by Julia N. Wilson, Kxecutor of Mary
J. Wilson, defeated, transferred to the
undersigned for value received. I will
offer for tale at the eourt bouss door la
Knelt Ingham, ft. C\, on Monday thuOtb
day of December, 1901 the Its! con
veyed by said mortgage drod. known
as the Pemberton lauds on Pec Dec
river in Steele's township. For de
scription of same reference is made to
Book "N N," on page SI 9 and A
Terms of sale, cash
. Rebecca W. LrOrand
Mortgagee. !
fforernber 6th,. 1901, j
Land For Sale. ^
I have on band four houses and
lots and one vacant lot in thn town
of Rockingham; one lot in town
of Hamlet; one lot in Roberdel
and one tract of laud about two
miles from Hamlet and four miles
from Rockingham, which 1 dswim
to offer for sale.
JOHN W. LiGRAN'D. i
Liable to Leak.
The “Family Stocking”
is liable to leek.
Put your
SURPLUS DOLLAR).
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TbeRichmoidCointy
-SntwiBiStf
Rockingham, K. G.
If allowed to remain they
will earn yon oth«r dollars.
Money hidden away at
home, or Carried about the
person is desd money.
We pay 8 PKR CENT,
per annum on all sums not
lees than Fire Dollars if
allowed to remain four
months. Interest com
pounded throe times a year
Deposits n*ny be with,
drawn without notice or
undue formality.
Bank open Saturday after
noon from 4 to 0 o'clock.
—OVF1CEK8 t—
W. L. Pabsdxs, President.
VT. L. 8ojo», Cashier.
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A Tram Hoad from the
nearest railroad point to
Bostick’s Mills, N. C.
Having developed the Kao
lin and Oxide clays in this
vicini y and finding them in
exhanstabie and ma^etahle,
I have, and am now. tusking
arrangements to market in
considerable quantities, hav
ing already placed consider
able machinery.
To anyone who might be
interested and will commence
work at onoe, I will furnish
free, all the timber required
for the road, also a saw mill
and power within one-half
mile of the timber, which is
at this place. Let me hoar
from you.
Truly Yours,
i. U YORK,
Caper* Mills, NC_
MORRISON A WHITLOCK
Ai wurm-Ar-Uw,
in u>t amt, utm,
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PumS
W KarW Mam
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Your Banking? j
No matter how small, j
no matter how large, j
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THK
BANK OF PEE DEE,
ROCKINGHAM, K. C.
will give it careful atten
tion. In addition to our
Fire-proof Vault and
Burglar-proof Safe, we
carry a policy of Insur
ance against Burglary
and day tirao robbery.
Wo offer the facilities
of a well managed and a
well equipped Bank.
OFFICERS;
T C 1 PAR, Prr»nt>T.
W. L. PAUSON8, C.iwim.
Hinson's Beef Market.
In Hinson’* Brick Row.
We hare an excellent Ice House
and keep ice from purest Altered
water. We sell the very beet beef
we can get, and keep it on ire.
Beef and Ice. and Beef an Ice
for everybody, delivered at your
door in time for your broak'faet.
Send in yoi r orders and we guar
antee satisfaction every time.
HINSON BROTHERS.
& C. WATSON’S "
is Headquarters for
Undertaker's Supplies.
Free Hearse with every Cas
ket sold in town or oat of
town. We stand ready to
most prices, for usatnesa of
a _ finish and sorvioe cannot be
excelled. ~ Give u* a trial
before buying elsewhere.
Thanking the good people
for their patronage, we
solicit a oontinaanoe of the
same in the future
Respectfully,
W. J. FULFORD,
. Manager.
Taxes Most be Pali.
I must ask the people to come
and settle their taxes without
further notice. 1 must have mon
ey to pay off the couuty debts. I
can't indnlgs anybody, My hooks
will soon l<e placed in the hands
of s deputy for immediate collec
tion. Come at unco and save costs.
T. 8. Wright, Shflf. <fc Trees.
Commissioner’s Sale of
Land.
By virtue or (he power given me In ■
decree end order made by W. I. Ever
ett, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Richmond county In ■ eartain special
proceed Inge entitled John W LcQraad
Admr. Dvbunnk non, of Elijah H. Cov
Ingtoa, deceased, plaintiff, against
James Covington and otbtra, hcTre at
law, defendanta, I will on Monday, the
2nd day of December, 1901, at U
o'clock, noon, at the Court Hoove door,
In the town of Rockingham, offar tor
sale, for cash, to the highest bidder,
the following lend In wit:
A tract nf land situated. lying and
being In Black Jerk township, Rich
mond county. Norl.i Carolina, adjoin
ing the lanes of R. B. Holt and others,
eontaiaing about 110 acres, and being a
Crt or portion of 1 curtain treats of
id that was conveyed to the laid
KJilah H. Covington, deceased, by the
following portions, to wit; 41 acres
conveyed by Thomaa J. Covington by
deed dated November 9, 1999, which
deed Is registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Richmond county
in Book No I, pages 60d and (04. 100
Serve oonreved by Heary 0. Wall and
Thomas C. lack. Eiecutnre oj Mltl
Wall by deed dated Novvinb?'Jd, 1979,
which deed •» registered in the office
of tha Register of thud*. of Richmond
eoonty. in Booh A A |«ge *97 and 999
*9 aerie eottrrytd by John W. Leak by
deed dated Jannary 9, IMI, which di ed
is mcoedetl In the nffler of the Regis
ter of Deeds nf Riehraead eoanty, in
Beoh II. pegs* 494 Sed 469.
Hit lit !Uk day ef rtober. mil.
JOHN OLeCBABD,
.Conun/aa toner
W. M. KEFXY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Itockingliam, N. C.
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Bennettsville Marble Works,
J. W. NrKI/WKE 1‘i-oprlotor.
Monamsnts, Tombstones, Tableia, Etc.,
Bennottsville, 0. C.
'Phone No 90.
Iiaiiillo Ttalinn and American Marbles. Deigns furnished
on applied it ii cither from our agent*or othue. All work
lirwt—vlttPit mill up-to-date in style. . Be sure ami get
uur prices la-fure placing your order*.. Repre
sented in Richmond, Scotland and Roheaon
counties by L. A. PATRICK. See him,
or write Uimut Rockingham, N. C.
Kcwjiect fully,
J. W. MrF.LWEE, Proprietor,
W. W. PATE, MHiutfier.
1 gEamnEiaaemaaHms
The Everett Hardware Co.
Tho McCormick Mowers, Rea p
ers, Corn Harvesters, Shredders
and Rakes stand at the very top.
We have a car load coming ; we
can save you freight.
We are agents for the Con
tinental Oin Co., for tho Casey
& Hedges Engine and Boiler Co.,
for the DoTsoadt Saw Mill Ma
chinery,—in fact, we have estab
lished dose relations with manu
facturers and founderies, ao that
wo are in position to make right
prices on anything you need in
tin* machinery line.' Take atrip
to Charlotte ; get your prices,
and if \re do not offer you better
inducements, we cannot com
plain if the order goes el8ewlier0
COME IN AND SEE OUR LINE.
We should say linos ; we think
we can interest you for a half
hour, even if you do not want to
buy.
Wo cannot tell you every
thing we wish to say in thissparo
at one time ; but watch it; wo
will get around after awhive.
This Hardware and Supply
business, it is true, is kept separ
ate from my general store ; be
cause it enables us to buy a great
many things on a better basis
than we could if we did not run
it as a distinctively hardware
business.
We think wo can servo your
interests in both stores. Any
way, we will appreciate an op
portunity to try.
Yours truly, '
W. L EVERETT
BARGAINS
FOR FARMERS
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Wa ons, Reapers and Mowers.
We have just received a large shipment of the celebrated
Piedmont and Spach Wagons
fST-NORTH CAROLINA HAND-MADE.
We are offering those wagons at very low prices and it
is, beyond doubt, the best opportunity you will have to
secure the BE8T Wagon on tne market at the lowest price.
The BUCKEYE Mowers and Reapers,
as is well known, are by far the best on the American mar
ket and have this year many valuable improvements over
last year’s machines. DON’T DELAY, Dut come at once
and INVESTIGATE. WE INTEND HELLING THE
REAPERS AND MOWERS USED IN THIS SECTION
and all wn ask is that yon como and soo us.
Wo oary a complete line of
FARM HARDWARE
and can aupply you with Anything needed on the Farm.
GROCERIES.
Our stock of groceries is complete and up-to-date in
•very respect. Flour, Meal, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Canned
Goods, fligars and Tobacco. fx>we*t prices and float goods
in Rockingham.
. SHOES
We have instock Shoes tn snit all tastes and all pock
ot-hooks. Tallies'and Children's Shoes as well as a com
plete stook of Men’s High-Grade and medium Shoos. Give
usa call.
Respectfu lly, »
A Pnrfor Ho