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VOL. 3. NO. 7.' e. d. osuN, editor. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, DECEMBER 21, 1900. $1,00 PER YEAR.
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SOUTHERN PINES SANITARIUM
Thd Leading InsUtution -'
of the South
For the treatment of Chronic
and Nervous Diseases. For
circulars or other informa
. 1 tion address
EDWIN GLADMON.M.D,
Superintendent.
Office hours for out door patients;
10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Telephone 81, . . P. O. Box 28.
Southern Pines
ACCOMMODATES 50 GUESTS. ' '
Most convenient locality in town. Sanita-
ry plumbing, electric lights, hot and cold
baths. , Terms, including heat and light;
2 TO $4 PER DAY.
$7 TO $15 PER WEEK.
According to size and location of room.
Careful attention given to table and serv
ice. Only hotel in town with open fires
and sleeping rooms on ground floor. Long
er porches than any other hotel in town,
No consumptives will be received at this
hotel,
W. , GILES, Proprietor.
PILLSBURY'S BEST,
PORCELAIN,
THE BEST PASTRY FLOUR
GRAHAM, Entire WHEAT
J) :RY?V
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TftE VERT' tfftT WAtfDS 'CiT THE
MARKET AND AT THE LOWEST -PRICES
SUGG & NEWTON,
, ALSO A GENERAL LINE OF FEED.
WOOD FOR SALE.
Clean pine and hard wood delivered on
order Call phone number 10 for prices
Butchers & Farmers.
TAKE NOTICE.
I pay cash for green hides, fur, sheep
pelts etc. 1 am connected with one of
the largest tanneries in the north and
consequently can give you highest market
prices.
A WINESTINE,
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
ATTENTION!
PINEY WOODS FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM
On and after October 1st, 1900, will
deliver pure fresh milk morning
and evening at the following rates:
1 Pt. per day, - - - - 4c,
1 Qt., per day. - - - 7 l-2c.
2 Qts. or more per day, 7c. qt.
Payments monthly, .
W. J, and G. P. YOUNG,
7 REPAIR SHOP.
Pennsylvania Avenue Between
Haffines and Rngglea Stores.
Wl kinds of light repairing done. Bicy
cle Repairing and Electric Bells and Light
Wiring are SPECIALTIES.
Estirrates of electric work cheerfully
furnished. I also carry a full ljne of bicy
cle sundries and have wheels for sale or
rent. Call and see me.
E.G. COUCH.
NOTICE!
Cottages and Suites of Rooms to let,
Also several cottages for sale, .
Apply , to S .8, THOMAS, at Hardware
Store ' - -'
FOR SALE,
, acre building lots from $25 to
$50. each. ' Also 15 acre Peach or
chard. C. D. Taraeix. ,
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Mess. W. F. Jtinge and S. S. Thom
as were at Raleigh Monday on bus
iness. '
Mr. F. B. Johnson, of Philadelphia,
has come to spend the holidays with
his family at the Hall Cottage.
' Mr. Elmer Wietzle, of Pittsburg,
is here to spend the holidays wf h
his family at' Pittsburg Cottage.
Capt. A. M. Clarke will pay a liberal
reward for the return of his Knights
Templar Maltese cross, lost some
where on the streets of Southern Pines
last Wednesday.
Fine line of fruits and candies for
the Christmas trade at A. H, Root's;
specialties in the way of box candies
and fancy crackers. Call and see
what is in his store. ,
We notice that Mess. M. Michael,
Jas. White, of Washington and'B. T. '
Schaffner and wife of, Pittsburg, Pa.
are stopping with friend Jones at the
Glenwood Cottage.
City Commissioners.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Commissioners was held Thursday
evening December 20. .Mayor Glad-
f$i$ &&$it$.
mg commissioners were present: ..
h Thurston, II. E. Deyer, F. H.
Weaver and E. D. Oslin. Minutes of
..the last mieating were read and ap
proved. . .The bills of the Standard Oil Com
pany $5.89; Geo. W. P. Jerrard $3.98
and the Fabric Fire Hose Company
were referred to the Auditing com
mittee. The following bills having been
approved by the Auditing committee,
were ordered paid: J. C. Black $30.00
and $2.10; Irving" h. Hamlin & Co.,
$5.14;. C. McQueen $50.00; James
McCoy $22.50 and Junge & Beck $3.20..
The committee on.Town Ordinances
reported favorably on the resolution
in regard to the San Jose scale, which
was referred to the Board by Dr.
Robinson. Voted to adopt the reso
lution. The clerk was instructed to
send the resolution to the State Ento
mologist. ' :
Voted to return the bond of Moore
and McCrary. The clerk Was ; in
structed to correspond with the proper
officials of the S. A. L. in regard to
having the railroad crossing at New
York avenue repaired. :
Voted that the treasurer be instruct
ed to correspond with the bankers
holding the Town notes given Rum
sey & Co., for the fire engine, and
ascertain if the engine cannot be dis
posed of for the purpose of paying a
part of the notes. ,
J. C. Black appeared before the
Board and requested to be relieved of
his duties as Street Commissioner and
Policeman, as he had a chance to do
better elseweie, and it .was voted that
he be relieved of his duties after Decem
ber 21, 1900. H. O. PARKEBfcrlerkt;
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SAL HOLIDAY RATES .
The S A L holidy rate tickets on sale
Dec 22 to' Jan 1, with final limit Jan 4i
is 1 and one thirk nrst-class fares round
trip between all points east of Mississippi
and South of Potomac riverr .; .,
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LOST. ' A Soldiers 'Discharge, and other'
papers. Finder Trill please, mail to or leave
them with Editor FbeePbess and get the
reward. ' " ,
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mORT LOCAL MENTION.
' V Notice the addition of Ordway &
Co 'sad. '
. Oranges wholesale and retail at
the Peoples Cash Grocery. .
See the fine line of Seelys Perfumes
at Johnsons Pharmacy before buying
your Christmas presents. , '
Alakuma, the latest thing out in
candy? try it at the Peoples Cash
Grocery,
f' Have you seqn the display of Home
Made Candies at the store of A. S. &
h. P. Ruggles? v.
If our town readers will all send us
a local news item we shall be able to
have more local mentions;
We have the best line of Tailor made
Pants in Moore Co. Call for them at
Q. T. Patch &Bro's. :
y A few choice calendars, Christmas
booklets and cards. C. C.STEVICK,
at King's Daughters Hall.
Alakuma. have von seen it? have
you tried it? At the Peoples Cash
Grocery.
If you have received a statement of
account please let the editor have
money to pay off the printers and buy
a turkey.
Are you pusysled as to what to get
for that Christmas present? Take
glance at our Xmas stock.
, . r . ; - The News Depot.
7- flbtad ! iV notice y to '; txay er; by
Collector George Ei Beard and remem
ber that after January 1, ten per cent
is to be added, if taxes aie not paid.
We call attention to the card of Mr.
E. Addor who has come back to his
old trade at Southern Pines, that of
watchmaking. He is located at the
old hardware store on Bennett street
and will be pleased to see his old
friends.
We would like you to inspect our
line of Xmas fruits and candies before
making your purchases. We have a
nice lot of Bananas, Jamaica, Florida
and California ,Nayel Oranges in all
sizes, Apples,4 Pineapples, Coconuts,
Mixed Nuts, Cranberries, Celery, etc.
A.S. & tP. Ruggles
k We received a pleasant call Wednes
day from Mr. E. T. Sjhaffner, aprom
inentreal estate broker from Pittsburg,
Pa7 Mr; Schaffner, with his wife and
son is spending some -time at South
ern Pins. ; We extend !Mr. Schaffner
and family a hearty welcome, and hope
to be at home the next time he calls.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
are making preparations for decorat
ing the church fof Christinas services.
Services .on g Christmas Day next
TuesdayTojnning Prayer, Sermon
andr Holy Cominunion i at 1 1 a. , m.
The; offerings will be f or ; Domestic or
Ifome tni?sion. ; :
IVfri P Pond, who went Norm some
time ago to be treated for cancers on
the nose and.cheekr has r returned and
has been thoroughly cured1 through
treatment at theBerkshire Hills Saui
tonum -iorilAam$r Mass., and
without' the assistarice of a knife. " Mr,
Pond is Weatlv reioiced at being so
completely (relieved l of his troubles,
and his many friends are congratulat
ing him on his good luck.-. : ,-
Dr. J. Ernest Judd,
DENTIST.
SOUTHERN PINES. - - - N C.
OFFICE HOURS,
Damtoipm. 2pmto5pm.
P O Box 193. Telephone 9.
Crown and bridge work a specialty.
Dr. Louis Fielding High,
SOUTHERN PINES N. C.
PRACTICE LIMITED TO TUBERCU
LOSIS AND DISEASE OF NOSE AND
THROAT.
. J. McN. Johnson,
ATTORNEY AT LRW,
Offers his services to the citizens of South
ern Pines and community. Abstracts,
deeds, contracts and all office work a
specialty. '
"geo.h.locey,
MT0RNEY RT LRW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Attention given to legal business, to ex
amination of titles and drafting of all pa-
Bers connected with the execution of
leeds, Mortgagee, Contracts, Etc. Also
connected with an office in Washington,
D. C for practice befor the Court of
Claims for the prosecution of all claims
for destruction of cotton or other prop
erty or confiscation of the same the fund
to be so distributed amounting to ten
million dollars.
FOR RENT,
On Bennett street, opposite my resi
dence., seven-room cottage fully fur- -nished
and just . renovated. , Will divide '
mto,two v cjtartmenta v with separate eir-rV
trances. Apply to . V. ,v "
MRS. CHARLES T. GEYER,
LAFLEUR COTTAGE.
F0RRENT
Furnished rooms, conveniently located
or I will rent my entire house for th
season. MRS C J G ROVER, Railroad
street and N Y avenue.
Excellent Board
AT REASONABLE KATEX.
MRS. G. A. KIMBALL,
KINGSTON COTTAGE.
SWISS
WATCHMKER
e. ADDOR
At the old place on Bennett Street..
Thomas ' old Hardware Store.
Glenwood Cottage
Formerly Blue Cottage. ;
Board second to none and furnishing
complete
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO GUESTS
and their wants. Very desirable location
and pleasant surroundings.
vtanv fnrmfir iniftsts arrived at th .
Piney Woods Inn the past week Among
the number Mr and Mrs S H Tinglev
of Providence R I Mr and Mrs F J
Mrtonsv of BridtreDort Conn Mrs AW
Benson and daughter of Bangor Me
Many new guests are also arriving ana
w are nleased to note that the Inn has
more guests than at this time last i
year :,- , , '
Buiea Creek Academy was destroyed
by fire on the lftth The flrei$ ia said-
attendance there from our town were .
Howard Sadelson Eugene Poe, Isham
They were all return on to-nigh ts train
A big line of Ji-B. Lewis' Shoes just
in at Patch's. The onlyjplace you can ;.
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