The Chronicle.
y -John Ferguson, of Boomer,
;is very sick; ; I
Mrs. Tiee Salmons, .of Ne ar
Castle township, is very sick i
vv ttJ. W. Horton, of". ElkvilH
,wa8 in town this week. ; t , j.
Col. W. S. Hallr4t Parson
;ville, was in town last week.
' There's no joke about the
crrr Vi aw - MitnstiAn nlnni nnnr
she's hot. . -v --- l. " ;
Today a goodly number of
Wilkes folks will visit Thomas
ville on the excursion.. j ' jlj j
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; ;oi uaiaweii couniy,
" 'town last week,-
were in
, rror. james i-iinney return
- ,ed Thursday from a visit
Ronda and Briar Creek.!';
tb
James Hubbard and Robert
43croggs went to Virginia last
week on a visit. J"
. . H. L. Coble, - representing
. Jthe DeWitt Med. Co., was in
, : town last week. . . A
Several of the '.old .:C6nfe
aerate boys wer-j in town last
week look after State pensions.
-x "Row C. ' fi T fiwA rf i Wntfl
Forest preachtd at the.Baptiut
church heie Sunday f ati XI
Miss Jennie Worth, wljo
had been visiting at W.
Barber's, returned to Ashe Fri
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.McE)-
-nad been over the' Ulue u nidge
on:business. . , V. r
-Mr. J. H. Estep'Si jchild,
. whose death we mentioned
last week was 15 months 6
- instead of 15 years old.1 v ; r
J' T, Ferguson imd J. D.
week on business connected
, with the Mrs. Davisstate:7 .
Mrs; S; J. Ginnings wentio
' Mock8ville, Friday to visit rei
atives. She returned the" first
, of this week. " . - i
was
bis wite
iiwith a rolling pin. He
:;;trvine to - chastise his' v
wis
wife
That leads the record so far,
Frank U. .Uraham, repre
senting the G. IF. Harvey 4 CoU
was in to wn last week." Hft is a
brother- of J",. L. G r-aham, - who
.formerly resided here. V;
4 4rEsqr William PhiUips,' - f
" Bbomer, died Monday, ,. of - last
week at the old age of SO years.
He had been & in feeble i heal
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.lor Beveraijr eais. : . . . ,
V The k'bug juice" in Wilkes
ia -hainor snnnlantftd hv thfl hiif
lonly. Mr. J D, Smith showed
'- us a sample of the bug without
4 he u ice, last week, and it's a
whopper. , The bug without the
juice is less harmful than the
bug with the juice. - . - " If
Sheriff Johnson's i'long
grass" in the. court; house y arjd
4ias been tampered with . some
how, for the principal, part of
,tt looks like rag weeds, jimsc n
, and cuckle bus.'. The scri y
ttira tells about -.a fellow 'sow
ing a big wheat field and then
went to ied dreaming of "good
old 'soda: biscuits that his
mama . used to make"',' But
. ;erhile be snooze-l an J dfrrimJd'
borne, enemies caihe " m aijd'
cowed the field full 6f i$a.re$y
And some of Tthese fellows
getting bo scriptural as ; tb ac
cuip some' of eneniies of -lotis?j
r3f:iu the court house yard:
rot corning in undercover of
ho' d-rknes3 . of ' toir;ht arid
-owintajfes.. .
:-Mr. Stafford has moved his
sawmill but near the: Curtis
bridge. ; , :
; ; Bufe Oliver killed-a rattler
last week, - having 11 rattles
His do had bayed' it. : .
Lawyer T. B. Finleyapd,
Mr. J. G; Hackett went to Jeff
erson on business' the first of
week. V - - - "
Susan Hampton; rcolored,
wife of Sog Hampton; died last
Saturday. She has been sick
for quite a .while-- 5 '
During the thunder storm
Sunday afternoon lightning
struck Mr; " L. ' Bumgarner's
barn and tore up the roof right
smartly.1 "t
.Mrs Legrande and . 'her
daughter, Miss Electa :Foote
and Mr. Ovid Foote; of Roaring
River, are visiting at Mr. James
Well horn's. ; 1-
Messrs. X. W. Cooper - and
O. D. Wheeler, of. Charlotte,
passed through Saturday going
to Jefferson to make a contract
to build the new court house
there. . '
-v Mr. W"m Saunders, near
Straw, while ..fryingeggs for
breakfast the other , morning
found a well, developed egg,
shell and all, inside of the i one
he broke. That's a new kind.
Mfs. J. .L. Hawkins who has
been visiting friends here,4 has
gone to the Iron and Lithja
Springs to spend a few : weeks!
HerTtwo children are wijh; her.
A.' Ii.. Combs and Henry May,
pin inspector, went to Jefferson
on-iusinessJaatLeeThey:
returned - Sundayand were
caught in the - Btarniriiind i had
considerable trouble in crossing
Red dies River.
Mrs. jFletcher, mother - of
Mrsl W. R.Absher,. of North
Wiikesboro, who has been . in
the Winston hospital -for some
weeks having an operation per
farnied, came up Friday ; and ;
went to her home in Ashe.
Mrs. Jaines Williams, died
last week near Fishing Creek
Arbor: She was-about 70 years
old and died. of dropsy, i She
had been married t wipe, first to
Mr. Anderson, j and v was the
mother of Messrs. Eli and
Dan
Anderson v -
' An old time sinking con test
was puiieu. ou ai xayiorsviiie
Saturday as the cheif exercise
in . celebrating 5 the "glorious
fourth." Alec sustained her
self as being the place, as Maj.
Sneed used to say, -wh9re ev
eryone; could sing by note and
make peg shoes.'' - '
:i The oouhty pension board,
composed of C. H. Somers, clerk
of the court, R. A. e Spainhour,
J. S. Forester and W. TA Mint on
was in session . t wos days f last
week receiving applications for
pensions and revising the; list.
The board will meet . again on
Friday 17th to finish up their
.work and complete the revision
of the list. ' : 1.
The" Board .of Education
met Monday and selected coun
ty superintendent,''' appointed
the various school oommittees,
settled with the -Sheriff, Vetc.
Mr. Wright was unanimously
re elected Superintendent, a
deserved compliment: i.No.bet
ter selection could have been
made." J f
, Next week is the time for
Judge Boyd to come and qrgah
ize the FederalrvOourtl:aiivthis
place. There will e; ypry lillla
to do except to appoint a deputy
clerk, a bailiff and ' prepare- a
Ju ry list for this district; . It is
bot kno wnwho will be appoint
ed deputy clerk r here, thou gh
there is a lot of tho faithful on
ih0 f roil t anxious; s.cat
; T. P. Parlier Dead. ; rj Vr-Thomas Gregory, of Love
Mr Thomas P. Parlier Wed lace, is sporting .twins which
at his' home at Moravian I!alls jarrived last week.. - '
on Wednesday Lmotnibfir;i tfufr '; Mcs. EUzabeth YAtes, wid
1st, at 1 o'clock, of. gastric ca f 6 w bf David Ytes. nr W
tarrh. He commenced feeling
ill a week and a half before his
deatbut took his bed oplT:ojl
Thursday evening, frjm'which
time till his death he jwaft in fit
delirious condition. His funer al
was conducted by his pastor
Rev W R. Brads haw from the
Baptist church and was attend :
ed by a large concourse of
friends of the deceased - The
interment was in the cemetery
at Moravian Fa 1 Is,
where, in peace and honor he
'will repose amidst the familiar
scenes of his entire life, until
the dawn of God's eternal Sab
ath day.
Mr. Parlier - was nearly -69
years oldj had been married, '47
years and had been a member
of t h e Bap tis t chu rch 46 y ears J
He had for years, been an hon
ored , member of Moravian
Lodge F. & A. M. He wiis al
so a trustee of and bad always
been a staunch supporter of
Moravian Falls Academy, and
his memory will long be fondly J
cherished by a large number of
former students of the institu-
tion. ; He was a good citizen,
devout christian, a fond husv.
band and an effec'tibnate father-and-
his loss will be keenly, felt:
uot only by his family biit ' by!
the entire community: . No
man within our acquaintance
has lived a more blameless an di
exemplary lite -a, Jieritage
brtiiy; otthiCadmiraBon and
exc2aplicati0nr of his - iiosts'- of
friends and relatives. 1
7. He leaves a, widow, and ' five
children, among whom l: is C bur
townsman, Mr. O.IE Pac)iex Jb
allbf whqmwe extend durin
cerest condotepde,-
Bronchitis PorTwenty Ycargv
Vra'Utnsrvt fimith ft Tkonvillo. Tit'
writes: ''I had - brojiclajtis for. twenty
and never gotreleif until I used Foley's
Honey atid Tar which is a sure care
Turner & White.
A Sargical Operation :
is always dangerooa--do not submit to
the sargeons knife until you have tried
De witt's Witch Hazel alve., t will
cure when everything else fails it has
-done this in thousands f cases. Here
is one pf thein':. I . suffered from
bleeding and' protruding piles for twen
ty ye.rs.1 Was treated by different
specialists and used many remeJies, bat
obtained po relief until I tried used De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. . Two boxes
of this salve cured me eighteen months
ago and I have not had a touch of the
piles since. H. A. Tisdale, Siinamerton
S. C. ,.Fof Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
JProtruding, Piles no remedy equals De
Witch Hazel Salve. . Sold bj Geo.
Doughton Druggist Ni. Wiikesboro" N, C'
. i J Just About Bed time . ;
take a Little Early Riser it will care
constipation, niioasness and liver trou
bles. ' De witt's Little Early Risers are
different from other pills. They do not
gripe and break .down the jnixcona mem
branes of the stomach," liver and bowels
but'eured by gently arousing the secre
tions and giving strength : to these - or
gans. ooia oy weo- uongaiou vruggw1
North Wiikesboro, JT. C. . v "
; r V- '. N Pity Shown. . :
r.fFor years' fate, was after me continu
ously' writes 17 A. Gulledge, Verbena ,
Ala.4 I had fa terrible casef of Piles
causing 24 tumors. Wheu all failed
JSucklens Arnica Salve -cured me.
Equally good for Bums and -all aches
and pains. Only 25c at All Drag Store.
i . ; Working Nfght and J)y. -
- The busiest and mightest little thing
that -ever was made is Dr.- King's . New
Life tills. These pills change weak
ness into ' streneth, liatleessness into
energy, brain-fag into mental- power.
They're aronderful in building . .up the
cUli Only 25c per box. Sold by All
Tbe cut prices made by Hay berry
& flyers are hayics the desired effect.
The gooda are goln out, eome at and
coda below cc-tclothing, hate, dress
zlz,Z fcaLurs?,; laccy, shoes, etc.
They mast all co oat before we move:
j Hope, died last week. She was
about 90 years old.
kelson Handyof Walnut
Grove township was put in jail
last week on the charge of un
mercifully beating his wife.
; -r-The infant child of Newton
Faircnilds; near Mt. Pleasant
church, -died last " week. The
mother had died Just a week
before.';
The people up at New Hope
had a big: fourth of . July cele
bration Saturday. Cape Eller
and others : made p.atriotic
speeches. : - -
. Superint e n d e nt O. C.
Wright will have public exam-
i nation for teachers at the court
house, Thursday,; Friday and
Saturday of -this week. .
. ' Lawyer Tu, jLyoo,- who
has been out L West for some
time, was in town this weekr
He says, there's 'no jflace as
good as Wilkes. forhim. . '
; -rThe pin factory .' of Bob
JJarr.& Coi; at Jefferson was
destroyed1 by fire last .Thursday
The loss amounts to some$ 1200.
Pur- :fr iend W. ftiJIcElwee
was interested ' in the factory
r: -The BoarbV of Equilization
meets next Monday. ,vthe -13th, I
to bear complaints and adjust
and equilize '.tax assessments
for the county! Those .having
complaints should be on hand.
1 7 plchtc at Lithia: Springs
orr-the 4 th, give a in houbr
MissMaryGrdner of York
Pa .and Misai Sara Co wles, ;of
StatesvHle, .byhet.CA G- T.
ciubi'vWaa tnproughlyenjoyed
byv thpsoL - ; present, 1 fMK; apdJ
Mrs v W J. B ray:,- chaperjon'edV
the .party :! V . - "
-rrofi WJ5; Hbrney;vof
Greensboro,' was here last week
He has been chosen superin-'
tendent of our school. : lie is a
pleasant geotleman and very
enthusiastic in the .pause of
education It J .behooves v our
people to give him every en-,
couragement possible. ..We
must make the school a success
from the beginning.
J. C. Rash, of Fairplains,
tells about the lightning strik
ing at his house last Thursday.
It struck the cloths Hue which
was attached to some trees in
the yard, and a in j ur.ed every
tree. It jumped from there to
a log chain hanging to another
tree, then to the wagon : near,;
doing -considerable damagev
Then it jumped to the hog pen;
killing the hog. A little boy.
was struck senseless, but after
some time recovered. Another
boy was badly shocked. . v
latln? and Ueplatlngr Metal Goods
' I plate and.replate xnetaVgoods of all
kinds made of ironsfeel, lead, .copper,
bra la, britannia gerraait etl trer etc :
Siliror Plate.-Such as tanle ware
knives, ' forks, spoons,- caster, ' spoon
holders, cups, napkin rings, suffar bow
leg, pitchers, tea sets, -communion sets,
butter dishes, dentist's - doctor's and
surgeon's instruments, sewing machine i
typewriter parts, rsoda -fountain cupa,
and spoons, etc - - ' -'I
Gold r SlUer PUte .-Jewelry of
all sorts, watch cases chains, scarf orna
ments, "hair and breast rpins, ' finger
rings, enff and collar buttons, ear riegs.
netal hair combs, belts anp-belt buck
les charms, medals, badges, .bracelets,
etc. - v " "- ' .
lam prepared to platethe above ar
ticles eqnal to the best new : work, , on
the same priulcipal as Jlogers .Bros or
any other manufacturers. - .
;v Cleaning silverware f and jewelry a
.specialty
' ' ."Tf. H. Starr."
Foley's Kidney Care purifies the
blood by straining out im parties and
tones up the whole system.- Cares kid
ney and bladder' troubles. Turner" &
f 'Ye rigid ploughmen, bear in mind, . your labor is for future hour.?,
Advance, spare not, nor look behind ; plough deep and etraiglkV
. - 'With all jrour powers' , - .
1 0 ' : V;
pHE SEASON for PLOWING is here; "Yerigid ploughmeT
1 , want the Best plow oh the market so that you may pf
. .X tare thoroughly your land for an abundant crop, ' witlfo
experiencing that 1 tired feeling'? described in Gray's E i
;'-v'v-Tv:: gy where "the ploughman homeward plods his weary way
Our plows plow without worry and do well their work. .
A T T kinds of Farming Utensiis, just what you need;
XLilj i kinds of Hardware, Stoves, Cutlery - and; Jtny thing you
- want. Come and see my stock atid prices ,
J.P.ROUSSEAU.
. North Wiikesboro. - .
raj
We have a new f outain, . Lippinqots Best,
an Ice Cream cabinet and a compIete Hne
of new fixtures which puts us in shapd to
Serve; ttllri JBeQKJ3.c?iinIIia
'I Hee (Dieaiiim
7" Headquarters for Drugs, Books etc. :
JPrescriptibna"eparlmen
ALBerryLphamac :
- 'We:cairy-a.fuIl:Jthe'jo-h0r:'Rurest I
and Bjast Drugs to be found Jn thispart x
nrieciicines, tobacco, cigars, fancy and
.toilet articles, lamps, colognes, etc-
re. burner & HClfoite,
"-'Hotel Building.
m
And our New and up-to-date line of ;
. V have,arriyed4 the prettiest and most
-stylisfi ever shown here. '
The ladies areespecially invited to exanr-
ine our new stock before purchasing else
where. The gentieme n will 4 i nd I uavo : the
prettiest Jine of shirts
i can save you
: r "Z
Head -Quarters For "Hard
- -V-' : ware: ;
C. F. MDRRISON'S Hardware Store.
Eveaything from a; Carpet Tack to a reaper
and binder always on hand, and we challange
a comparison of the. ' - fc
DaaM7
Of Our Goods ana iM races.
any .hardware
We have Stoves, ranges and heaters fron
Buck's Best to any othor Jcind and can please
you in quality and prices. '
- 'When you need hardware of any kind;
Coma to See us; vve have what you want ant!
Our Priced are thai lowest, - . ;
. MORRISOAC
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DoUGHTOlN'S DR1Z0 STOREr
C"5
.ion:
GratE If
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and neckwear in towru
money in low trices.
- Clarertce Call.
store in this section.
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