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Vol. 6. ; NASHVILLE, N. C. THURSDAY, November. 15th, 190o7 fro. 43
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rev. W. 0. Nowell spent Sunday
. la Itoc-jr Mount. t , "
J. T. Jones, Esq., of Red Oak was
on our streets yesterday.
M. W, Llncke paid Rocky Mount
a business visit Monday.
Rfiaitff Vlnmrnlnff t9 Can 1 11 n
'was in our midst a few hours
mis morning.
Look out for some Interesting
offers to be made by Brooks, Son &
Uo. during Uourt week. ,
Mrs. Mary Sills, sister of Clerk
T. A. Sills, is spending some time
wltn roiuuvesa uocky Mount.
Mr. Garland Ricks, who has been
attending school lit Bedford City,
Va., returned homo last Friday.
Cotton has climbed over the nine-
cent mam, and in an proouoimy
will reach. JO ceo Is before (Jhmtmas.
Mr. Z. F. Evans, who Is clerking
In Kaleigb, spent a few days here
Miss Maude Nowell left Monday
for Rocky Mourn to visit Mrs. Chus
H. Nowell who has been quite sick,
Mr. J. Glenn Smith, special rep
resentative of Collier's Weekly, was
In the city this week soliciting or
tiers.
Court convences here on the 19th,
insk . Now when you come don't
forget to bring a dollor for Thk
Graphic man.
Miss Mary Boddie, who has been
attending the Normal College at
Greensboro, returned home Monday
, on account ol ill ncaltn.
Miss Maude Rouso returned Mon
day fromashort yisittoHilliurdston
. where she attended quarterly con
ference of the M. E. Chuch.
Miss Alice Humble who has been
spendiug some time with her
t a1 r wr t tr i
Monday for her homo "in Burlington.
Register of Deeds Whituker yes
terday issued license for the mar
riage of Mr. J. King to Miss Lillie
Messer, both of Rocky Amount town
ship. .,'
Mrs. II. A. Humble and children
left ' Mouday for Swan Quarter to
. visit her parents. Rev. Mr. Humble
accompanied her as far as Washing
ton.:;,. - , - ,
Lumber is being placed upon the
ground for the erection of three
stores on the property of Mrs. A.
N. Rouse, next to Arrington & Bis
sette. .
(Mr; T, B. Ricks paid Enfield a
visit Monday. He was accompanied
by his sister,; Miss Fuunie Ricks,
who will bo the guest of her brother
for several days. , -,. .. ;
Mr. J. H. Woodall has . returned
from avisit to his home .at Smith
field, and is now superintending the
erection of W. ,G. Roberson's res
idence on Railroad street.
During the excitement of the Son
atorial question we think some one
must have kidnapped . our various
correspondents. We., will appre
ciate any information leading to
their recovery.
."' " ... ' - . . ' ' '
Blount Bros., of Rocky .Mount.
Issues a note of warning to prospect
ive buyers. Read their ad in an
other column, and if yon are going
trtjl?vlrt7 Mmint. full tin rl vnmm
their mammoth stock.
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Mr. R. T.Williams and Miss Beau
lab Annie Wagstall, both of Gran
ville county, were married in Nash
ville on Thursday morning. Squire
JV C. Harper performed the. cere
mony in his usually impressive man
ner. , - ,v
We are : glad to know our city
fathers are taking some steps toward
improving the city cemetery. : Chief
ot Police Collins is planting a row of
cedars around the plot and will con
tinue the work by laying' of lots
and arranging the walks. -
The lacfies of the' Baptist church
will give an oyster supper at the
vacant store next to Arrington &
Bissette to-morrow (Friday) even
ing. Our people should turn out
and not only enjoy the delicious bi
valves to be served by blushing
maidens but help a worthy cause, i
- Dr. J. Henry Odom left for Rich
mond Tuesday for an X-ray exami
nation of his arm and shoulder. It
will be remembered the Doctor ex
pe rienced a dangerous fall from a
wagon a few days ago and has suf
fered much from his injuries. We
hope he may return much improved
Mrs. W. C. Woodard. of Rooky
Mouut, was in town Tuesday. She
attended the funeral services of Mr
Jimmie Woodard, of whose death wo
make mention elso.wbere.
Another transfer of property was
made in toe city touay. w. u. iwd
ersnn has nurchasod from Mrs. A
N. Ruisn thn niocp of run) estate Iv
... ... , -
ing lust in tnerenr oi nis lot oniiau
road street. ; . .
Tim Graphic is in receipt of an
Invitation to attend the marriage of
Mr. Charles Edwin Harding to Miss
Sallie rauline Whitehurst, on
Wednesday, evoning, November 21,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Aurora. We extend our congratu
tions in advance to the happy young
couple, aud wish them a pleasant
journey through wo.
The attention of our readers is
directed to the' advertisement of
Messrs. Brooks Son & Co.. which
anwars on this page. An inspec
tiou of their mammoth stock reveals
the fact this well-known firm have
taken time by the forelock and have
id' every way prepared themselves
for the fall and wioter seasn, and
can suit you in any line of goods,
Don't forget Brooks, Sou & Co.
We have just received another
largo shipment' of stationery, con
sisting of note heads, letter heads,
bill beads, statements, envelopes etc
We have also added many new faces
)f job type and are prepared to cxe
cute work with neatness and des
patch. . Call and examine our stock
and set prices, which we guarantee
to compare favorably with those of
other ollices. Work first class. If
you want "botch" work, go else
where.
Mr. Jimmie Woodward, an asred
and respected citizen of the Brew
er's Villa neighborhood, died Suu-
day afternoon. Mr. Woodward bad
been in bad health for several
weeks, bunday morning he was
taken suddenly ill, and fell while
wnlkinir across his vard. Ho was
taken to bis room, where he never
regained conaciousnes beiore pass
lur into the eternal beyond. He
leaves an aged sister and a lew dis-
taut relatives
'I h:ivc iivirul Phnmlinrlii.in'sCi)li(!.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
find it to be a great medicine," says
Mr. a; rumps, ot Jt'otcou, Ai'K.
'It cured me of blood v tlux. 1 can
nut smk too hii'hlv of 'it. This
remedy always wins the good opin
ion, if not praise, of .those who use
it. The quick cure wtnen it enects
even in the most severe cases makes
it a favorite every where. ; For sule
by M. U. larooro & uo.
Negro Killed at Sprlnghppe.
Last Saturday at Springhope a
coioi eu man iiauicu Asuif.y uuu-
1 .1 1 A U 1 rr. A
ard attempted to board a moving
train. Woodard missed his hold
and fell under the cars, the" wheels
passing over his legs and hand, ter
ribly mangling him. Medical aid
was soon given him, and while the
doctors were amputating his legs
Woodard died. It was first re
ported that Woodard was a rail?
road employe, but we learu that be
was in no way counectad with the
road, and was only attempting to
get a ride. " s '
.A A CUTTING AFFAIR.
.On last Saturday morning Mr. H.
Price, a lerk at Arrington & Bis-
sette's, while busy waiting on some
customers, was approached by his
cousin, Mr. L, Price, and after a
heated debate about the great t e
duction in the price of groods at Ar
rington & Bissette's Mr. Low Price
knocked out his cousin, Mr. High
Price, and Low Prices have reigned
since at that store.
That Throbbing Headache
. Would quickly leave you, if you
used Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
nervous Headaches. v They make
pure blood and build up your health.
Only 25 cents. Money back - if not
cuied. Sold by H.0. Yarboro &
Co., Druggists. . ' '
Hix- '"Do you consider it right to
cheat a lawye?" Dix-"Well, it
may not be wrong, but it is im
possible. Chicago Daily News."
DESIRABLE STORES FOR RENT.
The large and commodious brick
store, known as the '.Boddie. Ward
& Co. building; best location in the
city; can be rented at reasdnajle
rates for the coming year. Also
the brick store under Central Ho
tel, next door to J. D. Winstead &
Co. Apply .to V. B. Batchkloh.
SPIKE ON THE TRACK.
Passenger Train Wrecked on
Atlantic Coast Line-
The North bound passenger train
ou the Atlantic Const Liu e was
wrecked Saturday afternoon a few
miles south of Fayettevillc, beyond
Hope Hill, caused by a spiko tied
on th' rail with a handkerchief.
.The engine jumped the track and
ran iuto a sand bunk, turned en
tirely around aud baggage and mail
cars piled on top. Capt. M(Aowan
received painful injuries, alJo the
colored fireman. Postal Agent Craft
and a lady passenger wcro. hurt,
but none fatally except MoGowan,
who will probably die. Passengers
were taken to Fayettevillc by a
train from this side. Tho track was
blocked and travel delayed several
hours. Dilligcnt search with b'ood
hounds was at once instituted for
the perpetrators of the deed, but no
urrests have as yet been made.
Finch Items.
The election passed off quietly
here. Carr carried this township
by sixty-three majority.
Mr. W. R. Rouerson has receutly
had his residence plastered and
made other improvements, all of
which add to Hscomfort and beauty.
Mr. N. L. Strickland will soou
move his saw mill to Mr . ti.
Brantley's gin,' after which it will
bo known as Brantley & Strick
land's mill.
The m-inbers of Flood s Chapel
Church nvo to be congratulated on
their W'L'o new bell for the church,
and ou the other improvements
being made for the comfort aud con
venience of the congregation.
Wo urn uirrv to note that Mr. W.
H, Brantley is confined to his room
with typhoid. lever, ins conuitiou
w irrwwi however, ana nis many
friends hope to see him out again
soon.
Lust Wpdnnsdav evenins at the
residence of tho bride's father, G. B.
Winstead. Mr. Alpheus i incu anci
Miss Mandy Winstead were united
in marriairo. J. F. lirait:ey, -sq.,
officiating. We extend our hearti
est congratulations aud best wishes
for long and.coutinueo happiness.
Stanhope High school now num
bers about one hundred, pupils, and
the number is constantly mcreas-
111 tr A music department uas oeeu
added under the efficient manage
ment of Mrs. C. O. li. Finch. .
Mkimcks.
PARALYZED BY KINDNESS,
fin Mnndnv afternoon an old en-
tlemau, wishing to make a few pur
chases, walked into Brooks. Son
& Co. 's store, and after receiving
the usual attention accorded to cus
tomers bv clerks in that establish
ment, he remarked: "Gentlemen, I
am paralyzed by kindness."
"Theodore." asked the Sunday-
school superintendent of an eight-year-old
Bible Student, "what was
the name of Moses' ! mother ?"
Jochebcd." answerad Theodore.
"Very irood."' Now, will vou tell me
the name of Moses' father ?" Theo
dore wrinkled his brows a moment.
"I don't kuow," he began, doubt
fully; then he went on brightly:
"Bible don t sav. I guess sue must
o.' been a widow." Judge. .
MARK HANNA
is coming to Nashville. His - object
in visiting our town is to purchase
Chewing Tobacco . .at , Winstead 's
store. His larynx js dry from malt
ing campaign . speeches, and he
nows Jim Winstead sens tooacco
that causes easy expectoration.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousmess, constipa
tion and headache.- Thev are easy
to take and nleasaut in effect. . For
sale by M. C. Yarboro & Co. ; !
! LORD BALTIMORE :
one of the ancient settlers of this
count.iy,' an heir to a seat in the
House "of Lords, but preferring free
America as a place to spend the re
mainder of his days, delegated to 3.
Sears, at Nashville, N. tho
right' tb dispenso : Baltimore Rye
Whiskey. - No headache next day.
The "Village Blacksmith's" stpry
is repeated every aay at u. ..
Barne s. . First-class work. . .
When you feel that life is hardly
worth the . candle take a dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets.. They, will cleanse " your
stomach, 4 tone i up your liver, and
regulate your bowels, making you
feel like a new man. For sale by
M. C. Yarboro Co. - . - v
Prltee Hati and Trlmmlngi Anywhere, and
then Call en Mr, C.J. Odom.
tfrs.
C. J. Odom announces to her
many friends and customers that
she has a nice line of Ladles' Hats
this season, something to suit any
one -in style. Quality and price,
Now ladies, come to see me before
you buy. Get prices anywhere you
wUh and I will guarantee to save
you money on same quality of goods.
1 have many other goods und trim
mlngs especially for ladies. Miss
Florence Collins will assist me in
mv -store this fall. She aud myself
will look especially nfler the lady
trade. Kespectfuliy,
Mrs. C. J. Odom,
Nashville, N. C.
P. S. All kinds of country pro
duce will be taken In exchange for
goods. Highest market prices al
lowed. 40tf
Any man may have greatness
thrust upon him, but few can stay
great when it happens.
A Village Blacksmith Saved Hie Little
Son's Life.
Mr. H. H. Black, the well-known
village, blacksmith at Grahamsville,
Sullivan Co., N. Y., says. "Ou-lit-tle
son, five ycurs old, has always
been subject to croup, and so bad
have the attacks been that we have
feared manv times that be would die.
We have had the doctor aud used
many medicines, but Chamberlain's
Cough Kemedy is now our sole reli
ance, it seems toaissoivetnetougn
mucousand byivin frequentdoses
when tho croupy spray toms appear
we have found that the dreaded
croup iscured before it gets settled."
There is no danger in giving this
.remedy for it contains no opium or
other injurious drug and may be
give as confidently to a babe as to
an adult. For sale by M. C. Yar
boro & Co.
.Now that the Dewey Arch is be
ing used to advertise patent med
vi'w-s, it is higjj time it was coming
down.
Spreads Like Wildfire.
When things are "the best", they
become "the best selling. ' Abra
ham Hare, a leading druggist, of
Belleville, O.. writes: "Electric Bit
ters are the best selling bitters I
have bandied in 20 years." You
know why? v Most diseases begin in
disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys,
bowels, blood and nerves. Electric
Bitters tones up the stomach, reg
ulates liver, kidDeys and bowels,
purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes of
maladies. It builds up the entire
system. Puts new life and vigor
into any weak, sickly run-down man
or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold
by M. C. Yarboro & Co druggists.
A good many of the yonng people
who are contemplating matrimony
would do well to keep right on con
templating it for at least three or
four years longer.
Question Answered.
Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. . Your mothers and
grandmothers never .'...thought of
using anything else for Indigestion
or Biliousness. Doctors were
scarce, and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration
or .Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out the sys
tem and stop fermentation of undi
gested food, regulate the action of
the liyer, stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need a few
doses of Green's August Flower, in
liquid form.to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. For sale by Druggists
and Dealers.. ' :
The girl who wins the love of a
good man makes a lucky hit aud is
herself a lucky miss. .
To Cure a Cold In One Day,
. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. : All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure, E. W.
Grove's signature is on each box.
25c.
Tbli signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BromoQuinine -aweu
the remedy that vturva coM la e day
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
I find that I am overstocked in CLOTHING, arid will thereford
sell my stock at reduced prices. Come and see the Bargains.
I also have a good 6tock of Shoes," Hats. Dry Goods, Notions)
Hardware, Harness, Stoves, Fnrniture arid Heavy Grocerieftt
which 1 will sell at "live and let live" prices.
I also have I'.uggies and Wagons, which I will sell on as
terms. Come auJ try mo.
Yours truly F. B. RlCKS.
Prepare for cold weather
by calling on Brooks, Son
& Co., and purchasing an
Ladies' Cloaks!
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING I
Our Stock of Winter Clothing consists of well
made goods and first-class material. Call and see
them and get prices before buying elsewhere
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
BROOKS,
tip
-iini iim
p,1! Very important to Farmers to
1 . Know
Get Highest Prices.
THEREFORE Carry your Tobacco to
Buckner Davis,
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Where you will always get full value for every pile of your Tobacco. He"
Sells Tobacco, not men.. Every farmer knows his judgement and experi
ence as a warehouseman is not excelled by any warehouseman in North
Carolina. So you may rest assured when he sells your Tobacco it has
brought the top notch price. He is verv thankful foi the liberal nati'ori-
age given him by the farmers of Nash and adjoining counties; and hopes
a ... a. i- .....
W E. CAWTHORNE
are with The DAVIS WAREHOUSE and will look especially
aiiBi- mo uiieitjst
Come to sec us and we will Send You Homd
Satisfied. Very respectfully.
BUCKNER DATS.
STANHOPE
HIGH
SCHOOL,
Finch, Nash County, N. C.
Primary Department. . . . . . ...
Music (Piano, Organ and Guitar). ...
Business Department. i
Prepares students for any
Life.
Commodious Building, Bea.uliful;Structure, Modern Apparatus:
Courses offered in MathematTcs, History, s Higher Englishj
Latin, Greek, including Hellenitt - Greek of New Testament add
Modern Greek, 'French, German, Science. Normal Course, Music
Book-keeping, Type-writing'hdShort-hand, ;
Board In Private FTamllies $7.66 per MdntHt
Well Selected Library lU course of collection.
C. Tuition charges very low. .
' For further information address the Principal, Di P. PARKER, .
I " ' , , . ' FlNCHj N. C
E
OVERCOAT!
We have them in stoclc
at from (3.50 to $12.50-.
A Complete Assortment, in Latest
Styles, at Prices unheard of before.
SON & CO.
Tobacco .Selling fcl I
wnere to sell anu
and WILLIS WARD ,
ui ineir menus.
Owner and Prop'i.
D. B. PARKER, A. B.. ;
Principal. . t
; ., ..; . :-.Miss Willie Parker Dund
..v.. ...... . . Mrs. C. O. B. FincH
. ;Miss Willie Parker Dund
College in the State or for ActiveX