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SOUTHERN PINE, N, C. SATURDAY, SEPETMBER 9, 1899,
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SOUTHERN PINES SANITARIUM
FOR THE TREATMENT OF
CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
DISEASES,
, SOUTHERN PIENS, N, C.
CONDUCTED BY -
DR. EDWIN GLADMON,
WJW. LH8KER M, D,
OFFICE OVER 1SIEWS DEPOT;
. OFFICE HOURS
'C 9to 11 A. Mr" 2 to 4. P. M '
. . ,CITY;DIRECTORY: . .
MAYOR, CLARK J, BROWN.
' Collector, Geo'. E. Beard ;'Jjarslal
.. J, T. Dillehay; Treasurer, G, D. Tar,
bell, ,. ..
' ' COMMISSIONERS:
G, J. Browrjr, Chjairmag ; :R, M
Couch, Secretary; C D. Tarbell, R.S
hjarhs,, Wm. Suugders, W'. 'J 'Stuart
, SCHOOL BOARD:
;, I. Gregory, President;' Wrrj. P.
Swett, Seoretaru: G. a. Brown, w,
F. Jurige,. C, if, Sadelson,; .
SOUTHERN PINES LODGE NO. 103
Knights of .Puthias meets eueru
Eriday ijlgtyt jg :their 3aspe:ttalp
I tarns store,' Mil Knights are inui-
ted to attend, . e
C. E. Grover, C. C.
Edward Weaver, K of R and S.
LOCAL MENTION,
Dr. W. P. Swett and fami-
ly have returned from the
beach near Wilmington.
Mr. A. Winestinemade a
visit to Durham this week,
returning Thursday morning.
Mr. Fred Thomas returned
Wednesday from, a visit to
iiis people up in Wakepounty.
Mr. C, McQueen , with his
family has returned' from
Jackson Springs, the season
being nearly over at that fa
mous summer resort,
Mr! L. C. Huffines left yes
terday to visit friends and
relatives in Reidsville. He
will" combine business with
pleasure, and we trust, have
a pleasant trip.
Mess. A'. S. Ruggles, -W. D,
Bruhn, John Powell and oth
ers, have been ' takihgit easy
out'St'Thaggard'thiek--fishing
and hunting;. W
.yA large ;; assort ment of School
Statioriary at Johnson's Fharmacy.
Negotiations are pending
for the sale of some valuable
lots between the' book. store
and the railroad, and if sales
are made some handsome bus
iness buildings will Je put up
at once. And still we grow.
. One of our farmers tells us
that he had helping him on
his farm this week his son
10 years' old and ' an old man
96, an event hicliis 7it of
byery-f 'dkfcT0eef' He
says the two f made onegood
hand for Baving fodder. ; -
Postmaster Clarke informs
the editor that just now he is
receiving more inquiries'
about Southern riPihes than
ever before, and. that,1 people
fronr every eecticiare writs
ing , for inf oi mation cpncerh
ingrthe town.' v - v
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M To rT-kTViai4- v
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filled the position " of clerk in
the . post" office for several
toqiitlis past left Monday
night for. New;. York ' where
.'.will-liavrM! injtod:'cya
treated and probably taken
out. He will visit his folks
in Delta, Pa., before returns
ing in two months.
Mr. W R. Douglafss from
Morning Sun, Ohio, arrived
last Wednesday evening and
will take his place as violin
teacher in the Potter schoo
of Music, Art and Elocution
Miss" Myrtie Pauline Muse, of
Carthage also arrived this
week and will occupy her
place as piano assistant to
Prof. Potter.
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A gentleman reached South
erh Pines last .Sunday from
Baltimore expecting to find
work by which he could make
hitfney enough to keep him
here for the benefit of his
tiealth. His condition was a
sad one, as he was not able
to work, and as he did not
have money to pay his board
or more than two weeks, he
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was aavisea to return at
once, which he did.
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LEA VE YOUR LA UN DRY
with A. S. & L P. Rirggles, agents
or one of .the best laundries in the
state First-class work guaranteed
and prices reasonable. Call for
price list and get good sery ice
cheaply, quickly and satisfac 'jiy.
The Cosmopolitan Literary Club.
In . spite of stormy weather a
goodly number attended the meet
ing of the club Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hamlin and Mr.
Herman Junge were addecl to the
membership roll. iSs,,'
Besides receiving and laying
over for action next wejek several
amendments to. the consHtwtion
which, had been suggested at ."a
hieM last
Aludy ve veiling, -the rnem'bers
greatly enjoyed a piano duet by
the Misses lirb.vn, vhich was fol
lowed by .a general - discussioiT.df
the single tax theory with Dm. Ed
win GiarJm6n in I lie chair. .
;Wlllm,dssible just here for us
to (iisciss in detail the merits or
denier) ts 'of, the theory of single
tuxf.biit note that, the club seemed
toiiiailt'st much; interest, .and
aveUiJDcJctor -"aV varied assort
ment ofuestions, which, howev-
erWera'f lowered very prom ptly.
A pklQ'Dpstiny,'' by Mr
ivi. vv iiiiams, was aiso a specia
feature ot the.'yening, in which
the Misses Bffi;Miss, Grover,
Miss.'Duhn-";.atIu:M5ers;.' SejyelJ,
vviuinvfiiTtvrewer. aiia "Drown
took part, doi; -honor to them
selves and Au'niVhing a 'few' mo
men Is of genuine pleasure to the
audience. ..
We are promised some extra mu
siofor next Thursday evening, arid
the program committee" announ
ces that it is to. be Manuscript
Evening.
A Measuring Party.
There will be an entertainment
in King's daughters' hall Wednes
day evening, 8ept. 13th commenc
ing at i 4o, termed a measuring
party
A measuring party we irive unto
you,
'Tis something npvel and new;
Three cts for every foot you're tall
We'll measure you on door or wall;
One penny for every three inches
more,
And Mr, Patch will make the score.
Other entertainment will be giv
en and light refreshments served.
Come and have a good time.
See the line of School tablets,
Composition Books, Examination
Pads, Pens and Pencils at John
son's Pharmacy. - -
Miss Minnie Smith has returned
rom .a visit' to Keidsville and re
lbrts a very pleasant visit. ,
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The carpenter vvorkj on Mrs.
Pearce's house on. Ashe -street is
completed and the house . nearly
ready tor occupancy. :
I E. JuddD. D. S
SodtHerr) Pirjes, N
. Offers his professional services to.
the people vf Southern f Pines and r
surroundigg country,
Office over Powell's Fornitnre Store.
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nil urii-i iv ni Lin,
offers bfs" services toe the citizens
of Soulliern Pines afid'comrryihity.
f Abstracts,.; iJeeas, .contracts ana.
'-! r Til -i -v tit j. u lr r .. - tr n-i t'K I w i- a.
We "Are Closing Out
some lines of our Men, '
Women and Children ' s
Oxfords at 50 -cts. on the
dollar... . . . . . . . ; .
Ladies' Oxfords formally sold at
.$i.25"AND$1.'5
NOW SOLD AT,
65C AND $1.00
Organdies and Scotch Lawns
4c. 5c, and 1c,, formally sold
1$c,;3irid
PATCH & WILLIAMS.
HOME MADE CANDY
. ''':-'::- AT.
ROOT & WAKEMAN'S. ' ,
Mrs, I. H. Hall.
Plows- and Cultivators at S. S:
Thomas'; just the thing you want.'
See the hi., a
- NOTICE. " '
The visitors to the Traders
Convention will have head
quarters at the lake and
grounds between town and
the Piney Woods Inn,
"The Home of our child
hood" is the name of a very
pretty and . interesting poem
written by Mr. P, P. White-,
house for. the Old Home week
Celebration at South Hamp
ton, Mass., which the people
of that city recently enjoyed.
Our thanks are due Mr, WJiite
house for a copy -of the Ames
burg Daily News in whieh is
printed his poem. f
,Mr.,U. G, Couch has gone .
to Raleigh where he' will taLk
a twosmonths course at the'
A. feM College, f- . ( '
J, H..Tilghman and wiferevis--
iting. friends in Maryland. ;
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