Wfire is just as much difference inonr Clothing and the ordinary kind as there is in
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Every suit we have this season, no matter whether it is $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 or $26.00 is made
ng t, has the wide shoulders, hair cloth frouts, long length &c. We make our clothing a study, and having access to
the best lines in the United States, enables us to have them just as good as ANY BODY, no matter where his busi
'_ness is, Atlanta, Charlotte, Wilmington, Raleigji or an vof the larger places.
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— IS IMPi 1SSIBLE FOR THEM TO BE BETTER
We want every man or boy who expects to buy clothing this fall and winter to visit our store and have a talk
with us. We will take pleasure in giving him advantage of all wo know about clothing, and if he does not waut to *
buy we are not going to worry him. The beauty of our lino this season is, we have suits within the reach of everv
body. Our $7 50. $10.00 and $12.50 suits are
HmGREATEST VALUES We Have Ever Seen.
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We feel grateful, indeed, to our customers for their patronage and for the nice things they have said about
our goods. We have consulted over 200 of them as to whether they were pleased with our goods or not
and have not found a single customer that was not pleased. Our line of ’
||J of Hats Shirts, Underwear, Shoes, Etc., are Up-to-Date, as nsual.
Yours very tiuly,
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A Family Reunion.
Oto Thursday, Sept. 6th, at
Mr. N. A. McNeill’s, a large
number of people spent a
very pleasant and enjoyable
day. The oocasion was the
birthday of Mrs, Elizabeth
McLeod, widow of Mr. Nor-:
man McLeod, who was so
wail known and so univer
sally loved throughout this
station.
Sister McLeod, has seen 78
summers pass over her head,
and all daring this time,
with the exception of a few
yearn in childhood, she has
been a faithful follower of
the Lord Jeans. All of her
ohildren but one, Mr. Alex
McLeod, of Robeson county,
and the moat of her grand
children and great grand
children ware present. Be
sides these there were a num
ber of friends, among them
Bif. T. J. Hudson, wife and
ohildyen^and Mrs. A. J.
Groves ssTlJRb-fsy-fcam.
Roberdsl, and Dr. and Mva.
F. J. Garrett from Rooking
I shall not attempt to de
scribe the splendid dinner
that was dispensed upon a
specially prepared table in
the yard under the tress.
was not able to get there until
the lata afternoon, thereby
aiming; a great deal of tbs
Bat I enjoyed the little time
I had so much, not only the
fine dinner those good wom
en kept for me—the women
never forget me—but every
thing else, especially the
music, which was one of the
most pleasant features of the
As{Brother McNeill’s
ohildren, with the organ,
guitar, violin and banjo,
discoursed such songs as,
“We Will Sing and Preach
Holiness,’’ “A Light at the
River/’ “The Old Account
is Settled Long Ago,’’ Ac..
Ac., it made a fellow feel
like shouting.
We all sincerely wish that
Sister McLeod may live to
have many more such happy
birthdays.
A. J. Groves.
The Doctor Away From Home
When Mod heeded.
People are often verjr much die*
appointed to flad that their fami
ly physician ie away from borne
when they moot need hie oervioee.
Dieeeeee like cramp oolic and
cholera morboe require prompt
jreetmeot, and here in many in*
eranownro*g*v-fataLbtfore^ »t»edi
eioe eoold be procured ora phyai*
clan nmooLtd. The right way
ioto keep at hand a bottle of
Chamberlain'e Colie, Cholera and
aad Diarrhoea Remedy. No phy
eieiao eaa praeeribe a bette* rem
edy for these dieeeeee. By-having
it in the boaee you eecepe much
pain aad coffering end all riek.
Boy it now; H may rare life. For
'sale by Ludolph O. Fox and B.
Bige, Hamlet, N. C.
No nee Co fo into detail* to t»)I
yea of Sebloee Broo. clothing, ae
yon all know it. Nor workman*
aMf aad quality they cannot be
beaten any when.*—A. A reaeon.
Commissioner’s Sale of
Land.
North Carolina, /
Richmond County. \
Annie J. Uascry, adinrx.,
Vi.
Robert M. Usaery, ct al.
Hy virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Richmond County, North
Carolina, directed to the undersigned
commissioner, I will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, In
front cf tho Court rlooso door in tho
town of Rockingham, North Carolina,
on Monday, the 1st day of October,
lOOfl, at 13 o'clock M., the following
described real proprerty to wit;
FIRST TRACT
UO acres, bought of Jaa. A. Ingram,
beginning at a italic nine and gum
pointers, to Owen Slaughter's btek
*ne of a 300 acre surrey, and on the
-»d branch, and runs with said Run
N. Si t,' K 73** poles to a Stake in the
run of Anthony’s branch, gum, red oak
and persimmon pointers; thence down
Anthony’s branch about 88 poles to a
stake In Jonathan Newberry’s old lino ;
thence with Xswborry’s line 8. SI W.
40 polos to Newberry’s corner, pine
stump; thence with the other lino of
Newberry's old tract 8. 80 K 114 pole*
o a birch tree on Bit Mounteln'On o':;
thence down the rarloos courses of
said creek to the mouth of Lad branch,
being about 184 poles; thence up tho
Lad branch about 110 poles to the
beginning.
HECXlTil) TKACT.
Beginning at the mouth of L ing
branch, where the Mid branch emptlee
Into Mountain Creek; thenee up the
tafloua ooaiNa of Mid creek It* polea
to the mouth of the line branoh, *Mhe
by flee birrb, ayeamore and tweet
gum* In and at the mouth of Mid
branch, corner of ftrat tract; thenee
with line of Mid tract Northwardly op
the various erg race of Mid branch
SM polea to hi# corner, pine by fire
maple* and • eweet gum on the bunk
of Mid branch t thenee N. It K. 77
polea to Frank Baldwin’* corner, rad
aafc, by elm, pcralmmoa, two tweet
game tad a hickory on a branch;
thenee with klc line N. M W. IN poles
to a Make la the Long branch om pole
below tim bridge ,m add branch ny
twe maple*, pact call aad hickory
pointers; thence down the various
courses of said branch Southwardly
with J. Reynold's line 131 poles to his
comer, a pine; thence down the va
rious courses of said branch South
wardly 194 poles to the beginning,
containing 250 acres, more or less; also
11 acres in Montgomery County and
one half interest tn lot on which stands
gin of Cssery and Tyson.
Reserving and excepting from the
above the following land, the same
having been allotted to the said An
nio Usaery, as her dower, by J. F. Ca
pe!, J. M. Mines, and £. E. Ingram,
Jurors, on the 24 th day of Oct. 1002.
beginning at the original comer on
the banks of Mountain Creek at a
flsh dam, |a corner of Jas. A. Ingram
tract and runs aaa line of said tract
reversed N. 80 chains to the original
oorner of said tract, a pine ttump;
thence 8. 43 S. 49.8o chains to the run
of the Long branch opposite a ledge of
rock iron wood, maple, gum and red
oak pointer; thence down the various
courses of sc Id branch to Mountain
Creek; thence op the various courses
of said creek to the beginning, includ
ing the dwelll ig houses, out houses,
mills, and improvements thereon.
The said land being sold for the pur
pose of making assets for the payment
of dobts «f said estate.
This the 28th day of Augnst 1008,
, A. 8. DOCKERY.
Commissioner.
Beat Medicine In the World for
Colie aud Darikom.
"I find Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
to be the beat remedy in the
world,” eaya Mr. C. L. Carter of
Bkirum, Ala. "I am subject to
oolio and diarrhoea. Last spring
it see mod as tbnngh I would die,
and Ithink I would if I hadn’t
taken Chamberlain’a Colic Chole
ra and Diarrhneoa Remedy. 1
haven’t been teoabled with it ainoe
until this weak, when I bad every
severe attack aud took hal. a bot
tle of the twenty-five ocut aim
Chamberlain’a Colic, Cholera ann
Ciarrhoea Remedy, and this morn
ing 1 feel like a new man.” For
sal* by Ledolnh O. Pox and B.
Bigg*, Hamlet, K. C.
More Shoes
For Same
Money
same shoes
FOR LESS MONEY
JR. L. McDonald
& Company.
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