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VOLUME 1. NUMBER 48,
SOUTHERN PINES, N, C, OCTOBER 14, 1899.
$1,00 A YEAR; COPY. 5 CTS.
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SOUTHERN PINES SANITARIUM
TOR THE TREATMENT OF
CHRONIC AND NERVOUS
DISEASES,
' SOUTHERN PINES, N.C.
CONDUCTED BY
' DR. EDWIN GLADMON.
MISS EMILY E. TUPPER,
TEACHER OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
- SOUTHERN PINES, N. C,
Private Lessons. 50 Cents.
MUSIC ROOM AT KINGS DAUGHTERS HALL,
PURE FRESH MILK
Delivered morning and Evening.
One pint per day, 4 cents.
" quart " 7 . u
I Two quarts " 13. "
0ne -Gallon " 25 ;
-V PAYMENTS MONTHLY.
GEO. & W. J. YOUNG.
HOWIE MADE CANDY
ROOT .& .WAKEMAN'S.
,,, Mbs, 1. -H. .aiB. .
I Hdme-Made Bread
Mrs, I. H. Hall.
Fresh
. every day, on sale at the ;
store of A. S.. & L. P.. -Buggies.
'Mb$. L. B Goodrich ;
Southern Pines, N C
J, McN,: Johnson,
ATTORNEY RT LRW
oilers his services to. the citizens j
- -' . of Southern Pines and community.
. Abstracts, , Deeds, i Contracts and
. ' fjll office work i specialty.
:. wood fqr Sale !
CTDelivered Promptly. .
Xonlvto W. A.McNEILL, ,
, . - y: Sotherri Pines, N.C;
or leave your orders at the Peoples'
l6-7-3m
Cash Store.
ROOMS TO RENT!
; FIRST-CLASS
Comfortable and Well
1 Located.
. . MKS. E. M. GROVER,
' Southern Pines, N. 0.
i.EAVE YOUR LAUNDRY
with A. S.& L. P. Ruggles, agents
for one of the best laundries in ej
state:' First-class "7" ! iy 0r weekly newspaper, will do
an? PtT andlet od stvlceeirto write to or see the editor
y.Prlce , satisfactory, nf this Daner. . .
cheaply, quickly and satisfactory,
LOCAL MENTION. '
Mrs. W. H'Monroe and
daughter have returned from
a visit to Fayetteville.
Mr. Eugene Poe has been
helping Mr. Winestine in the
Peoples' Cash Store this week
Mrs. C. T. Patch has return
ed from her summer visit to
Madrid, Maine, her mother,
Mrs. Whitney, accompanying
her,
PADDCMTCDC VAAWTCR?
uniir bii i i-iio uniiikui
Six Carpenters Wanted at Once.
Apply to J. C. STANLEY,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Mr. Wm. Hayes, of (jrove
ton, IS. H., has joined his
wife at the Clarke cottage;
Mrs. Hayes is here for her
health.
Miss Barnard, of Battlebb-
ro, Vt,, has arrived for the
f ' ,u"u"","
maAvenue. ,: ...
If you wish' the very besfhome
made 'candy, in varieties, call at
the store of A, S. & L. P, Ruggles.
Mr, Alex Cameron of Man
ly has moved up to Souther
Pines, and is -now ready fo
his duties as a member of tjfe
firm of Cameron & McQueen.
, Any thing in our "School-Sta-
tionery Window" for, a nickel.
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It is a little out of season
but Mr. P. H. Beck mtOLji
us that he has a pear treeTwo
years ojd which is m full
bloom, looking the very pict
ure of beauty.
The Peoples Cash Store,
Mr. A. Winestine. proprietor,
is being enlarged by remov
ing the inside partition, and
isi receiving new shelving,
light and other conveniences,
preparatory for the winter's
trade. '
Anv one wishing to buy a good
sewins: machine, cheap, a good mu-
LlVal. instrument" of any kind, a
good Winchester repeatingN shot-
or to" subscribe for a gooddai
of this paper.
The Elon College weekly
has been received at this of
fice, and we notice that Mr.
D. B. Marks of Southern
Pines is the local editor.
See notice of Carpenters want
ed by J C Stanley and John Deihl
Hon. D. J. Ray member of
the Legislature from Cumber
land county, with his wife,
spent Tuesday in Southerns
Pines.
Any thing in our "School Sta
tionery Window" for a nickle.
We received pleasant calls
Tuesday from Mr. J. G. Lutz
ofPinebluff, and Mr. D. M.
Mc Donald, of Thaggardsville.
A splendid lot of cook stoves,
heaters and ranges just received by
8 S. I'hDmas, dealer in hardware.
Agent Wainwright requests
us to make public the fact
that commencing next Mon
day all freight not promptly
removed from the w.are-hoWse
Btorae. at the rate of $7.00
per car per montn, ana $o.au
for each succeeding month or
fraction thereof. If not re
moved in 48 hours freight
packages will be charged sto-.
rase at the of 1c. per 10 lbs;
fer 'day with a minimum
charge ot 5c. tor any one pacK-
ageorlot for one consignee
but not more than $1.00 per
day for any one consignment
riot in excess of a carloads.;
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f 'From now dn we shall handle;
the 'famous "Clover Hill" brand of
Butter in one pound prints, which
we receive direct from creamery
each week. A. S. &L. P. Ruggles.
Mrs Wm W Abbott, of Potts
ville, Pa, has reached Southern
Pins s, a brother of . her late' hus
band accompanying her
' Mrs: Foster with her sister, Miss
Barrows, of Andover, Miss, ar
rived this ..week and now in her
handsome cottage on Bennett
Street ; ' ,,
WANTED!
CARPENTERS READY TO
WORK.
Call on or address,
ANTHONY DEIHL.
PlNEBLUFF, N. C
J. E. Judd D. D. S
Soaiberr) Pirjes, N G.
Offers fjis professional services to .
the peope of Southern Pines and
surrounding country.
CVBce over Powell's Furniture Store,
SOUTHERN PINES LODGE NO. 108. .
Knights of Pythias meets euery
Eriday night in tijeir Castle tiall,
Railroad avenue, over Patci) & Wil
liams' store, fill Knights are invi
ted to attend.
C. E. Grover, C. O.
Edward Weaver, K of E and S. (
THE COSMOPOLITAN LITERARY CLUB .
Meets every Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at K. of P. Mall, over Patci-
& Williams' store.
Visitors desiring adrnission apply
to lifiss Ethel Brown, Secretary, or
at tfQ free Press Office.
The Cosmopolitan Literary Club.
The first meeting of the Club
in the K. of P. hall was held
Thursday evening, a large major
ity of the members being present.
a :. verv vimeresunc spacer ino
Life of Tennyson,' prepared by
Mr!. S. Wain wi'ight and read by
Miss Blanche Brown, was tne nrst
number on the program, the si-
(inrtar solo nv Mr. J. JVttniirmacn-;'
er. No. 3 was a reading from
Tennyson, the Lotos-Eaters,". by.
Miss Ethel Brown,' followed by a
"Dination of 'the: Idols."
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IWieoUIiii liuiuuiuuo uiusrv-: ,,x..
Wonderful 'Sperte.nctJiieetil
Miss Grover reaiinABJ,erei
by Mr. C. M. Villiaras . dJfub '
lished -in. the Boston .Jcmrna r
. The resignation of Miss:jKf;ggies
as treasurer having beet: accepted
Miss Minnie Smith was ejected to
fill the vacancy. ttf .
ht rn i'Xi': ' 1 ft A. .'4.1.
Clulb will have a debate; Beso
ed, That the world is growing bet ;,
ter," three members ta4rgue the '
trnm lnnvsoii. uv mr; v. y.atjvv- :
Affirmative and three the Nega .
tive. And - suggestions lor the
following ' Club evenings as fol
lows:' Oct. 26 The life of Edgar
Allan Poe; Nov. 2nd, Original"
Manuscripts; Nov, 9, Evening will
be open for special program. And
the members are reauested to nots-
that the hour, of meeting has been ;
changed from 8 to 7:30 o'clock. '
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Job Printing of every kind done. ;
at this office; first-class work..
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