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VOL.
TOXKESBjRO;:-N.: C. , : WEDNESDAY , OCT. 3 -1900
NO.. 16
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The Ch ito nicle.
TAILOR-MADE
Vp-to-Date Jflat,tera for Ho we Wear; Guar
anteed to' fit Es.'
Mary, Kejiey',' colore! ,jdiel
of consumption; last eekr
-W. M.-R CburchVwent I to,
Elkin Thursday on-business ..
Miss Electa' tfobte lef t la'st
week to enter. school at i Nash
viiie. v Vr
Mr. C. Nl Hunt's Jersey
milk cow was killed by the
tram last week., t., . u-.;.
Capt. J. T. Peden and fam
ily, who have spent the sum
mer in Ashe, ; have' returned;
home. ' ? j ' -J-
Sparks' show1 and. Circiis
exhibited Tuesday t and; Tues
day night at-North Wilkesborow
Miss Vetra 4Turaer, .who,
has been visiting1 .relatives in
Iredell and-Davie counties will
be home this" week;' -,,t
The Hustler says that; Mrrj
Johnnie Forester ' who' -'.went;
west a short time , ago. has", re-
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turned.- , ' -
' Mrs. Josephene ?-Perry, frof?
SEatesville, came up last ?. week
and is visiting: her sister Mrs.
Dr. W. C. Greene; ;
Mrs. L. S.. Benbow -and
daught-er, of JBast Bend, came
up last weec io 10 Jic-aiter.uusv
liens
connected with the!. Col.
Henderson farm."
Mr. J. M. Harrold-, of Hky
4
M e ai o w , whom w e menti on ed
last week as being vey sick;
died since our lastissuej.7; lHe
was a splendid citizen. ' '
Mrs. Ei G. : Matheson, of
Taylorsville, w'ho has: been
spending-a f ew .weeks at H'M;
Fail ie r s o n t ne , J5 r us nies, was
in town last week. She . form
erly lived here. : , . - - (
Mr. R. "N"' ? tlackett ' was;
elected Vice-President, of the ,
State Assobiatipnr - o I- .Demo-,:
Jfc ratio Ciubs; for th), eighth dis
'Iricfc. The con vention iriet vin;
Kaleiglr last' week.
Tho Hustler gives'- anacv
count of the .death of Mrs. Mar ,
tha Whitley at. North Wilkes
boro on Wednesday night. rShe
was 52 years old., Hev husband'
is confined : by sickness, and
was unable to attend her burial.
Miss Lula Harris and Mr.iU
Charles Ellis were" married - at
Jmanon; N. C.' about two weeks,
ago. Mis?! Harris is the daugh'-'
Iter of Mr. Joe Harris who former
By lived here. ''Mr.'. Ellis 5 is
pbouo 20 years and his bride is
aiot y et 1-1 yers old. . v 'r ' : : '
Grand millinery opening afe'
Mrs. S. J: PrevetteV store ;1to;
day and to-morrdw. The' pret
tiest selections 'ever 'shown
here. The display will- be ' at
tractive and pleasing.-:,Mrs.
Prevette invites vyou..,all .tp,
come and see: '" r.,) ''j
Mr. Andrew J oyner,' of
Wiuston, who has been spend1
ing a week or so in Ashe1; arid'
W atau ga, passed t hrpil gh Fri
oay returning hriaB;'''A--He,i was
hvilh Mr. Buxt6nt part ! of " the
"tfime and speaks veryhighlv .of
111S canvass in t. Via rnnnrttaina;
Mr. D. W. iMavberry re
turned ThursdayJrom;Alexan.
der county where he had ; been
on 4. j--. i-:
on account of the dafch of -his
father Mr. T? 11 M a. v her r vi
who died on .Tuesday;, -of las. t i
0vveek of paraly'sisV;.-Hewas 87-
ji kjiu. auu naaoeen-' annosfc
neipiess f rom:r paralysis. or
about two years'. -v'lV . :y -
h-Tne B ry ah-S te v enBon rB ux tbuf
Club met ThursBay nijght1 and
was addressecLbv W. Wi'' Barrt'r
i-i l . i ii pnor , -. k
C. Simon
and others. Next. meeirig -is
phursday . night ; Week,'"" when"
Messrs James O.Xinney,, and
,H. L. Greene will rmake ad-
Jesses. -'.Let everybody .come
;--Reyr: H.;;H.j Phelps began
tiis private school Here Monday
-rProf. Henley, of New Hope
Academy, ; was in 1 town Satur-
' , RejVrWV M. Lee ahd iir. Ai
T. Lee were in- the city this
week;
Mi
Is jerin ie ' . tlaclcett went
to Gfensboro Tuesday, to Center
the Normal College" '
fdrhily returned Friday : from
visit.tc relatives in Virginia; u ,
' Mr.' j; WMcNeiiUwe'rit to
Winston -and Greensboro on
bhslness last .week. '
. Mrs. . Cleveland 'McNeill
and daughter,'Miss - Ada t Sue,
of iMiliprs Creeli, were in town
Fridavl.-i :s -f:-- , r
tv pfCar Jt)adof ..seed wheat j ust
recieved at, Hackett B ros' .mills ;
OalljatJ once if you wish to' seV
any of it.
4 ,
I; Mr l "Sam Johnson's - son,
on Hi ntin ' Creek, I died last
!week He . was., about 13
monthsoldi -'; '' ; '
' ' 1 rrW ntedI want to reqt' an
engine, S to 14 horse -power. Jfco
runlathe mill Address C. W.1
LQarlton j Poors ICnob,; IjT', C. L
- j .MissChattie . Greene - and
M i s 3 rE u th M i n t z o f Al ex and e r ,
are visiting, their uncle; Dr. W.
GreeueV : -" " ' -J - ' '
'tt-Fejderal court, at Greens
boro this week, and most of our
lawyers, and several other cit
izens'nave gone down to; .take
Lpartiri running tile courts 5
jM jpA & McRary, of Mill
ers Cfeeki : died-;; Sunday,?: and.
was buri ed M o n day at P 1 eas a n t
Home church: . She was sonic-:'
thing 'over 5CTy ears old.; .
! Tfc e7public'in? general, re
gardless of pojlties, is .invitted
to dorr e out at theVclub medt-
ing" Tli isrd ayn igh tr week,' an d
hear Kir James Linney. t He is
an eloguent speaker; ' , ;
M:-. , AVheeler j Fergus'ori's
wife, 'of Goshen, died last week
an d'rwis' buried Thursday, She
was tl c daughter of Esq; G.
Laws ; ihd 'i had been married;
about a yea'r.; ' ' -'
Dvid Hollo way5, tells us'
hL raised a'raddishr which
weigh 3d 3 pounds. He pulled
it'ara mnth old and thinks
that'll ho had left it a tew
months iit; might have reachea ;
the hundreds'. ' t' j "
;Eember that 'Mr. Buxton",
Democratic. candidatefor1 Con
gress, will speakat Wilkesboro;
on Thtirsqay lltfi of Oct: He
makes
a crood; solid; ; common
sense
ev-ery dayK talk 'Come
ar! him1. ' !' : -
and h
Tom'-.-Otqene ,,and H.C.
Cook JbiNev.Castle, township,.
Were.i,n :town-onv. business-v Fri
day . r: Cookt t ells ti s t hat h o
is over 30 yars old': andi' that
Fndiay wasTtbe second time he
e versa w Co u rt" ho us e 5 buil d
ing- He has never" yet ben in-
siue oiiOJjjV
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Mrs fCharlottie Barlonear
jGosheiV:died!:lstf.' Friday .and
was burjed rat the-'old home
stead
burial--grpunasounaay
She was SG, yearns 9,ld in, March ,
fvi UnA VaAovi -foKlA iill' Rnm-
and had., been : feeble all sum--
mer.; Ubhe naa neen a.-rnemoer
of ihe( baptist -chuVeh for some
60 yeats' 1 She wai the mother
of Mk:i M:24McNeill;of Ithis
. , ! l ' ' - ljl-t , w( I'll Ml .t t - J (V ; I
i Ji&ppa, vy9man, ripe iu
and theservice1' of , her
jlkk?ef; has.lieen called "across
tne riyer.
W
,gon ahd5buggyrfrepa'ir
"i
kinds ofvblacksrajthwork done
inffirsclassfstyleand't Tea
sonable rates, a.pnarjies ,uruie ,
land's1 shop, VYilkesbb r o', , N . 0 -
fry- him; 1 l: Shop:n ear 1 h e tobac
- SMALLPOX IN WILKES;
SeTen Cases near Bellaplane; 111 of
4 V ; , Them Nc-roes. . t
The -County Phvsician, Dr.
Turner, ;on last Friday, disco v
6red seven cases of genuine
smallpox hi Ahtiocb township
near Dellaplane. .! They are -all
negroesfour of sLee Hunt'a
family and three -of -Harrison
Park's family. Some . of the
cases are severe.
"The disease was' brought
here m.ttie usual way, -by tri
ilingi negroes escaping from
quarantineelse where. ;Hunt's
son and Parks-son broke out
from i quarantine at Winston
and '-.brought7 the : disea se home
to their families Such fellows
need to be severely riunished. .
, 'he 'county - commissioners
on Monday passed an order
quarantining a portion of . An
tioch township. No one inside
Lean-come out and none outside
can go within under penalty
of 35 fine or 30 days' in jail
The following is the boundary:
Begginning at the mouth of ' Fishing
Creek running up said dreek tothe fork;
Ithepce up the east prong to John Glass
null; to the old Curry Road; thence
east with said road to ; w here it -intersects
with New Castle ro&d;-' thence by
way- of " Adline Johnson's,; Ftslis.
Brown'e,iBenj. -lathis' j, L. Ja Salmon's;
thence north to the Yadkhi Biver;
thence up the river to the beginning;
This is worst tip of year for
this disease to break out, and
weare liable to' beTr troubled
with it all' winter. " Let every
body assist instampings it out
at oncer ' J
Tlie Board of Elections. .
JBoard of electionmet- Oct. 1st.- 1900.
.The following-were appointed Judges
of-November election jW place of others
who failed to qualify . .
v Antiochj. Butler- Eoblrison: 4ce ' E.x
JSalmoris;; Boomer .Wmi Triplett yice
JaSi Wellborn; Brushy Mt.,;Elias Kene
dy vice HV C. Walker; .Moravian Falls7
Wa. Brownvice Jho. MbNeillj " Mul-
berry -G. V; Brown vice W. A- Wiles,.
Lewis Fork, Wm. McNeill' vice , A.. G.
Ad kins.North Wilkesboro, J. A': John
son vice J; F. Blackburn; Reddies lliver
J. A McLain and L. L.Mintorij''.Bock"
Creek,; B. F. Sebastian vice R. F. Stone;
Walnut 'Grove, F. Ci Hoi brook : vice F.
Brewer Wilkesboroj- Ci Ai ; Bouchelle
vice Jno.pavidson.' . ' "I
' During the'winter of 1897 Mr. J"ames
Reed,one of the leading citizens and
merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W Va,
struck" .his leg against a cake of "ice;; in
such a manner as to bruise it'-.' severely;
.ItT became very much, .swollen; -and
pained him so badly that he. could not
walk without the aid of crunches: '-He
was treated by physiciafts, .also .used'
several kinds1 of liniment and two -and
a-half gallons of whisky in bathing - it,,
butnoChihg gave a'ny relief until he be
gan using'y Chamberlains PainBalmV
This brought almost a coniplete cure in
a: week's Ime1 and' he? believes1 that had
he not used1 tb i s re medy h;& 1 eg: would
have had to be amputated. jFainBalm
is unequaled for spran8, bruises .and
rheumatism:: For sale' by Dr. 'J. W;
WJiite:E i,f r ' :'
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--V -: Job Couldn't Hare Stood It.
- If he'd had Itching, Files., They're
terriBJy annoying; but Bncklen's Arnica
Salve will? cure the wofstf case of '" Piles
oneartli. It has cured thousand ' For
IhjuriesyPains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the best salve in thV world. Price 2oc.
a ' box: I) Cure guaranteed. ' - Sold - by,r
an aruggisu x , . . .
1
B ism ark's Iron Nerve.
lWas the result of hisspendid health,
Indomitable will and, tremendous ener-
1 andj
gy are not found wh ere Stomach ,r Xiver
Kidneys and Bowels are out! of border.
If you wart these qualities " andtlie'
success they rbriDg, use Dr.'King's New
Iife PillBv, Only 25 cents at- all .'drug
stofesf -1 -' -' ' " "'
Ndtice f Change sf Voting PJaces.
It is ordered by the Board, of JSlec
tions of Wilkes Ckunty that th - voting-
pJacp.?'Cdf'tLfewisV'FoTk-:--T,6wnship-.-?bo
.mooyed faom Hubbard's mill across-the
creeis .-to tne scnooi. nouse caned iiuo
barfl's Mill School. house-and that - the
votig place bf ReddiesRiver he'inoved:
f ro n M i ll ersXIreek 'to ,Nich ot'sV School
House; '; This 1st day 'of Oct. .1900.
V ' ' ' -A.r. Ciumbit, -
V ; : LOCAL MATTERS. V-v'-
', Mr; Wellborn Pharr' leaves
this week to enterschool at the
TTniv ersi ty . 4 1 . ' X -'
miss. Maggie -Hugheyleft
Tuesday" to enter the Normal
scbool-at Asheville. ;
- :Charles Teyepaugh, of the
Srushies, hadThis hndv sawed
up pretty'badly at a sawmilL
last week. .
. , The Domocratic Executive
appointed the "Senatorial poll
holders this ?lweek - -We will
gire the iist'riext issue, X
" ; Esq. E M; Absher, ; of Mul
berrv has a remarka'bly prolific
corn stalk. Jt has ' eight good
ears "of corn each one at a
seperatef joint" of :.the stalk.
The largest ear is over. 8 inches
lonTg and the shortest is4 inchest
It is a curiosity, and he shouIoT
send it to the Fair. 1 '
; The : Boaring Biver Primi
tive Baptist Association -will
con vene; with -Muiberry church
on Friday before . the second
LoTd's Day in Oct. : 1900; On
Monday following, T. H.Kilby
an others will preaph atX
roads church; on Tuesday, at
FairiPlaihs; on Wednesday at
Durham school house; and
Thursday at' .Pilgrim's Best;
We get this information from
Mr. J. F. Hutchinson.
; .The Mission Bally at Fish
ing Creek Arbor , church Sun
day was a .delightful and sue
cessful occasion. Many of
our town people were present.
Bev. Mr; Bads haw and others
made addresses. And the din
net well, itlwas twoabundant
to-mehtion; Seyeral of those,
who ;attended haven't touched
mouthful to eat since; v It ' was
an occasions that accomplished
good1 and left- pleasant memo
riesx . " " .
4 Leaver-Creek: township has
a flourishing Bryan-Stevenson
33 u x to n CI u b. v C h arl cs H ar tl ey,
js President ; P. Bf. German;
YcePresident,s and Mac Mash,
SecV and Treas": "'Mr. Buxton
speaksithere Friday the 12th
and M r. B N. Hackett h as been
invited to -speak with him.
November .the2nd has been
selected for a Grand Bally and
Picnic' an d Hon . W. Hi Bower
andf B. N. Hackett .will, speak
A cornet band will give music.
Let every bod y get ready., to be
there. . . '
2 . -s-:- : '. '
; -: Robbed The Grave,
: A sartlitig incidentr," is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as foil ws:.
"I .:.was in an; awful ; condition My
skin was almost-yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated j pain constinually in back
and sides, no appetite growing weaker
day by day Three . physicians had
given me np.TThenX was advised to
use Electric Bitters to my. ' great - joy,;
the .first bottle made a decided improve
ment. 1 jcontinued their use. for three
'Weeks, and am now a ' well r man. f; ;f I
know they fobbed the grave of another
victim1 T No one i should fail to try
them. Only 50cguaranteedaall drug
stores. " --"'A4v - "
m t 'Congressional Canvass. 4
Jf Ci i Biixtbh, democratic
Candidate - for - Congress, will
speak at the following times
and places, to wit: , y '
. " AtVBoaring'Biver' rWednes
day Oct. 10th. : 4 L
i At Wilkesboro, Thursday
oct.;iithv ':.v5v'"
.-"At Beaver Creek .Church,
Friday 'opt.; i2tw;?:: ;;'";.
AtJ. lui Whittington'Sj'Sat
urday Oct. 13th .-
' ,At Taylorsville, Alexander.
Co.V Monday Oct. 15th. i .
Mr.L E Spencer . Blackburn,
th e candi d ate o f the (Bepu bli
can :party, is invited to be pres
ert for Joint discussion at , the
above named appointments.
; Speaking to begin at 1 o'clock
P-. M: -- . - '- i.. , . '
Sell i nm. ii
v! "-v-'K V ROARING RIVER, N. C.
'Owing to a change to be made in our business; we will soli oir
entire line ot Dry Goods & Notions, Clothing'; Hats &Shoes, AT
& below4cost - 1 . ; ; . . , ,
i These-are bargains you cannot afford to tniss; as our stoclc crT
goods is newand upto date ahdvwe are -selling : theml cheaper; ;
than rthey can be boughlto day from Wholesale t houses. Wof ; '
have on hand a nice lot of ready made clothingi V " ,
; -Boyg suits at from 75 cts.to$273; Men's suits at; fronr$' 00' toy
$10.00; and a nice assortment of dress goods for ladies and child
ren from 4 cts: up.. Men's hats at 40 cts .'Tableware;- Lamps;.
Tinware and infact everything kept in a first class store, at aritL.'
below cost. Comeand get a bargain before .they' are all gonW,
Goods bough tat cost means monejf saved to the customer-
- GREENWOOD AND FLEMING.
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Regret to diapporniSyau: abaut;their '
-.Jm, -mm V W f Jy mm.
are just coming, in and! they Haiai(put
:off writing the "ad'' till net week. ;,; ;
In the meantim come right along :and
4 get what goods you want- . : , , "
, , . We have moved our stock oi goods: toLenderntao aeiw r:
Store building, next door-toMorrison's hardware fitorc; " .
: v '.TFe-:ext&dhe' invitation'
i stock andsee thevalues we are offering before they spen ,v t
I their money.r Go6d; judgment isMispIayed where peoglp' -
' ' look before" they buy. v.. "VJ-v " V'v:-;.;- .C-l." ; ..'
It may be well to mention some or.tne nnesr- . t,
! we carry iN STQcd!; 5 c;; '
:,Dresp goods, ready-made shirts, hats, shoes, domestics r plads, cheviots; e
cals calicoes, drapiries, .notions, hosiery, underwarej shirts, overalls, suspendbrg'
gloves, collars,, ties, laces, ; ribbons; embroideries, stationery pens, toilet?. sbapsj;
ptJl lUUlCncOt X. tsucx acinic vji. u ivo vrvi uciiv vt ca huiiwiv. 4VV ' ; ' i "
and numerous other things "not here mentioned; JiUf . f , - t f
. "A. word to the wise is sufficient." '-.7u' '- ''i"
: : , Look4: Before You: Buy ;
OUR NEW
WINTER
are here and;we are, openin
inspection. ; ;r , -'-.,. ;v"r- ' :
V We have time for; saying nothrng-rn.orei ? J
how than to give ypu one and air a?1 hearty , ,
invitatioato come and inspect " pur nevy- : ,
line and make your selection : , v
B: A. STAINHOXTE; &: CO'&? j
"'Dk.-JT.-M. Turner;
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