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> OCKATIC TICKET. 4
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> For Uw Hoon. 4
| A. «J. DOCKEKY. 4
I Ear OWrk SoporW Ooart, 4
I JOHX L. EV*«UCTT. '4
> For SArrOT. 4
\ THOMAS tf. WEIGHT. . 4
I WALT** 'it THUMAtL „ |
> For Omnrr 4
t V4XIEL GAY. 4
* For Sonrjyor, 4
I X. A. GEAR AM. 4
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f For Ooantf CotnmiMkmrra, 4
> W.C. LEAK, E D. WHIT- 4
> LOCK, EG.TBKKY. 4
' Ledbetter**.
Some of BobrnM’i best men
have been over and rendered good
service in oar meeting. Thank*
you gentlemen—we appreciate
yoar presence.
There was singing at J. ▲. Sul*
lirsn’s Sunday evening, in which
both old and young participated,
it waa a pleasant and enjoyable
occasion.
We state with great pleasure
that oar Bandar school yesterday,
outnumbered any attendance we
have had in six months. Through
the medium of the church we
ought to have a good and well
.attended Sunday achool. The
cordial hand of welcome is extent -
ed to all who are within reach.
The freshet last Thursday,
which fell in this community,
caused an overflush iu the stream*
and the tfood work which was re
cently completed on the factory
dam was literally swept off, leav
ing only the old brick structure.
iWe very much regret it. By the
•aid uf the engine the mill is mak
ing time and will ooutinue to run
if possible uutil arrangements can
be made to replace the work.
It is very evident to us that
great interest is being manifested
in ths meeting which has been in
progress here for a week and is
still going on. In fact it is a
glorioaa revival in avery sens# of
the term, Church members have
been revived and strengthened,
while ainnere have yielded to the
power and influence of the goept ]
and. are making professions daily.
Subscriber.
On aocouut National Ere imj •
moot Grand Army of the T epnbli ,
Washington, D. C-, October fl-li.
IttOB, the Seaboard will aell round
trip tickets to Washington sod
New York and return si follows,
To Washington, $10.00, to New
York, *20.00. Tickets on sale
October ted, 4th, ith and 6th,
final luait Oct. 16th.
R. F. Brewer, Agrnt.
H. t!. WATSON,
UNDERTAKER.
Our arrangement* for furniah
ing funerala are oomplete in every
Kne. Kvery department of the
business ie etriotly up-to-date in
every reepeot. We bare a cooling
hoard, ehureh truck and every
thing needed. Oaf line of eofflne
and eaekete embrace* every else
sod quality, and will be eold at
abort margins.
With every casket sold, the
hearer will be furnished without
extra charge. When desired to
do so, we will take charge of the
eorpeo at death end' oomplete ell
arrangements for the intorment.
Cell co W. T. Telford, salesman,
at any hoar of day of night. At
night he can be found at the reel*
deoee of Bev. W. J. TuHorA, on
Bandolph street.
Prompt and faithful deftlee at
the lewsd living rates, to our
motto. Greatly appreciating our
Mge patronage in the pad, we
will endeavor to merit gfmtor
favor*.
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Fresh Heat Market
M e respectfully remind the people f>f Rockingham
and surrounding country, that we are.running a Hint-class
Fresh Heat Market in the Bed Store,
the old T. B. Covington ■stand. We will keep the best stock
the market afford*, and serve our customers promptly, at
the shortest uotice. Thankful for past patronage.
LASSITER & SON.
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Benaettsville-Dillon Marble Works,
J. W. McELWEK Proprietor.
Bennettsvllle, I. C.
’Phone No 06.
Vnf Monuments, Tombstones and Tablets, in fact,
ererythihg needed in marble, call on my Agent C. C. Smith,
Hamlet N C or write me . direct for Jwigni and
prisea Thankful for poet patronage, I solicit your future
trade
Respectfully,
J. W. McELWEE, Proprietor,
W. W. PATE, Manager.
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New Beef Market.
It give* me pleasure to inform the people of the community
that I have opened '.
A FRESH MEAT MARKET
At the Candle stand under the store of W. T. Covington A Co. I
hare brought down a large drove of the finest beef cattle ever brought
to this market, and will furnish choice beef at reasonable prices, giv
ing full weights in every instance. Send me vour order* and I will
tarve you promptly aud faithfully. Jutt try me—that is all I ask.
J. T. D'BERRY.
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LookOut!
You Will Miss a Bargain
tf you fail to see Little Brothers before you buy your
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For we have just got what you want, and our prices are
below all competition. Our large sample room and stor
age house is just packed full Of bargains in everything you
need to furnish your house from kitchen to parlor. Have
you seen our COOK STOVES? We have them from
$8. 50 up. Also a nice line of Heaters from |8.00 up. If
yon want a bargain in a SEWING MACHINE, just come
and get one of our light running NEW HOMES, or a NEW
IDEAL. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Thanking you one and all for your liberal patronage in
the past, and asking a continuance of same, we are,
Yours to please,
LITTLE BROS.
Public Examination. 1.
On tbo eeoond Thursday in Ckw
tober, at 10 o’olock a. m., *' fifK
public examination will bo laid
in the oonit boom for applioaa^a
to teaeh in tbs white public
schools. On the day follswfe*
those desiring to Its~h in tbttit*
orsd Sehoole, will prsesrrt Ibafc
•site* for examine*ton.
Teachers whose sertlfioatss will
reqnire renewal Wore tbs first mf
Marsh, »90fi, oaaaot bs smptoyed
in the sehoole. Let all refer to
thedateof theta"eertiAfefc* and
be governed thereby, lee Bohbol
Law, eoettoo fig.
1. H. Walah, O. fi. 8,
fini Wwf ,
I dsefav to rent tor nest year,
my (am near Capet's Mt)U.
laid farm, to a two hone farm,
hat 1 haws good tenant boildiugs
and will divide farm, if desired.
The land is goad and lisa well.
Water, U pleuttfal and floe.
w- V££fTv
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I - Tha Ooahty Board of Education
vfll out bn tha aaaonid Monday
la^otoha*, (ltth,) la ragalar
Tha Board will b* pUaaad to
aay application* for
oooaoJIdation of aohoola, or propo
iEusiba*** —
F. 0. Whitloek, Oh ta.
9. B. Walsh, Baa.
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_ STATEMENT OF CONDITION
The Farmers' Bank,
OF ROCKINGHASt N. C,
A* the Ook of Boatnarf Byemfa 15th, ftttL
Ooodonoed from Ho port to North ClftHItia Corporation CoUuaMioM'.
RESOURCES.
Loan* and Diaoonnt*—f&9,119.87
Ovar Draft* (ifcurcd) 74.17
Bkg Hi'uw Fur. ft Fix. - 6,800.00
Caxh on haud ft in Bka. 57,088.48
8102,079.62
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock--$16,000.00
Undivided P/oflta...... 2,180.8$
Dapoaita-- 84,928.70
$109,0f9;68
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I, L. 8. Covington, Cashier of The Farmers’ Bank, solemnly
•Wear the above statement to be true to the beet of my knpwfedge
and belief. L. g. Covibutok.
_ , , „ Cashier.
8arom and subscribed to before me this 26th day of Sept., 1902.
___ J. L Bundy, Notary Public
Corrwct attest:
RECORD BREAKER. {£**• *•
Circus Day is Always A Show Day
and it will be a sure day for yon iiyou call at onr store and
examine mammoth stock of Dry Goods which havs baen
coming in from the Northern markets for the past two
weeks. We can a mu re oar customers that we have tbs lar
gest and moat complete stock we have ever carried. Ws
wisii to call yonr attention to onr complete line of
DRESS GOODS.
V e havo a large variety to select from and call yonr at
tention to the following specialties.
28 inch Flannels, all colors, only 00c. worth 86.
42 inch Cheviot Serge, all colors, only 66c, worth 76e.
80 inch Veuetiau Cloth, bhly 66c, worth 76e.
86 inch Fancy Stripe, only 60c, worth 06o
We aleo have a veiy select line of all-wool Suitings, a
nice selection of Silks from 00c to 86c j>er yard. We also
have a swell line of Shirt Waist Goods. Good Outing at 6o
i>er yard, better gtades at 0. 8, 10. 124c. Aleo a complete
line of Southern Silks. Calico and Pee Dee Plaids 6c per yd.
Notions and Men’s Furnishings.
You can always find what you jrant hers in this iiue, os
we give you an enormous stock to select from. Don’t buy
your Shirts, Collsrs, Cuff*, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Hos- .
lery. Neckwear, and all thorn little articles, until you see
our bargains.
Pants Clothe
We have a big line of Pant# Cloth which it wiH pay you '
to examine before purchasing.
. Hats.
' All of tWe newest-styles, in Hate. Please examine our
large and select line of hats before buying, and w« guaran
tee to save you at least 26 per cent.
Shoes.
If you buy your shoes this full before seeing onr stock
you wili certainly lose money. We sell the Old Virginia,
Battle-Axe, Westover, Nelson’s,—in fact anything you want *
SPECIAL: For the next week we will sell a good
Brogan Shoe, toe one you usually pay $1.26 for, for only
69c; only one pair to a customer.
Clothing.
We have the largest and most select line of slothing
this year we have ever carried. Suite anywhere from $1 to
$18.
8PEOIAL : We have bought a job lot of clothing
Which we will eell at record-breaking prioee. * Single coats •
fro in $2 to $4, coats And vests from $8 to $0;
Finally.
W« have g complete line of everything yon oaU find io a
Dry Goods Store, Umbrellas, Underwear,, Lad lea’ Ready- ‘
made Waists, Skirts, Jewelry, Toilet Articles, eto. ' Please
give us a oall and your wants will reoeive prompt attention
from our courteous salesmen.
H. C. WATSON
If. B. We have speolal presents for our rortom.re, and with
every $6.00 purchase, we are going t6 give sway free a substantial
Egg-Carrier.
DON’T GO TO CHARLOTTE.
To Hm Yt«r Sadtiaery Rapairad.
The people of Richmond and adjoining ootmtia* are
eepectfully informed that I am fully prepared to do any
kind of repairing to Engines, Machinery, do., also in the
Furniture linq. No use to send your work to Charlotte,
when you oan have it done by your home meohanioe better,
quicker and cheaper. Consult your own interest sad Send
me ydor work and it will be done well, promptly and sat
sfsctorily.
L C SHARPE
Pegging aw i 5
Still Pegging Away.
I am still at my stand ovsr A. W. Portar 4 Co's
store pegging and sewing shoes for the good people who
have been patronizing me for years past. I Still do my
work faithfully and promptly and at the lowest living
prices. If yon have never tried me, corns now.
J. D. YOUNG.
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