News of the County J i l Happenings of Interest Gathered for THE J HERALD by Our Regular Correspondents ^ ! 4 ? AI TOUR OAKS NOTES. UelAtives of Mr. aud Mr;. Walter House, from Ldalsburg ami Nashville, J call v 111. 3'hero were r. al good sermons de livered at the Primitive church here Vast Saturday and Sunday by Elder Jirnmie Johnson. There are still a few confined to IhmI with measles among th m, Mrs. K. L Harbour. Mrs. J. h'. Harbour and Mrs. Dal ton Lee. Kev. Mr. Sutton has been conduct ii4! a pray< r meeting at the Metho dist ehurch for the past week with Rood attendance. Kev. T. B. Justice, of Benson, pas tor of Missionary liaptlst church here accepted an invitation to preach in 4he Methodist church Sunday night. The sermon was an unusually good one and enjoyed by all who heard it. Th(je was a nomination of town officers at the regular meeting Mon day night preparatory to the com ing May election. Pour Oaks, April 5th, 1910. "HELLO BILL." 1 CARTER'S CHAPEL ITEMS. I Miss Flonnie itose, of Live Oak, visited Miss Lu'a McCa'.I Saturday flight. Miss liecsie Grant visited (icrtrude Starling Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mr-. Albert McCaM Were the gues's of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. At-j kinson, ot jMtcro, Saturday night. Miss Pearl Atkinson visited Miss Gertrude Starling Sunday afternoon. Mr. Alvin Lewis and wife spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Woodruff. Miss Lew Anderson returned to her home near Dudley last Thursday j after a f w days visit to her brothers. Mr. J. 11. Atkinson made a short Mip out to his residence in the coun try Sunday. Mr. Caswell Iloykin. of Selmu, was iD our midst Sunday afternoon. Misses Sadie and l'< arl Smith, of near Micro, spent Saturday night with Miss Annie Starling. Mr. Oscar Grady is spending a few days with his brother. A large crowd attended services at Carter's Chapel Sunday conducted by the pastor, Uev. L). D. Edwards. We are glad to think that we are carrying oil a good prayer meeting at Charter's Chapel. V. O. S. i ? CORINTH ITEMS. The Sunday school at Corinth was organized Sunday afternoon. We are sorry to note that Miss Julia Winston is sick with measles. We hope she will be soon out again. Miss Maggie Griswold spent Fri-| day in Wendell with her brother, Mr. Oscar Griswold, and reported a fine time. I Rev. A. A. Pipoln will fill his regu lar appointment at Corinth the sec ond Sunday. Miss Male Griswold spent Satur day night and Sunday with the Misses Hocutt. | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Adams spent Saturday night with Mrs. Adam's par-' <ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hocutt. We are sorry to note the illness of Miss Lela Hocutt. We wish for her a quick recovery. Miss Gladys Hood who has been attending school at Zebuloti was in our midst Sunday. Miss Ptarl Murphry spent last ?week in Smithfield visiting Miss Dora Barbour. Messrs. Os< ar Whitely and Nick Hram an were in this section Sun day. Mr. 11. L. Hinnant has returned to ihis home from Haleigh where he has t>ecn for some time. \rcber, R. F. D. No. 1. SAMBO. Where He Wanted to Go. A man went into the ticket office of the Colorado Midland Railway, at Seventeenth and California streets, jrecently, and said to Mr. Whitley, the tftdret agent: "1 want to get a ticket tie lame Water, Col." ""To what place?" asked the per plexed ticket man. ^"Lame Water?it's a mining camp." Whit put bis head in bis hands and Chon?bt deeply a moment. 'Oh," he ?aid Dually, "you mean Cripple Creek, ~Y<* that's the place," said the nan. *1 rot U wrong."?Denver glenmore notes. The farmers of this ?ectlon arc I ginning to tow cotton. Sotm* of our p?*opUi r^turinu iroiu Mr. Vegtus llall's Bchool < lo ? whi' ? was out Saturday, April 2nd, u tood I iuio, nict? ('XcrcibPS, syrdKioB * wi'U-furnished table. The speaker was Prof. L. T. Royal, of Benson Hish School, who v. as enjoyed by all. Miss Mary Rose. of Mi l Cr "Is. r turn' (I 'lonir Sunday afternoon rfier spending a few days with Miss Cleo H . -. of New Uoje Mi-s D .111.1.' liood h:t - r turned home a'te.- spending some time with relatives and friends of Smltbfleld. Miss Ophelia Weaver U home from I. C. College, Klnstori, N. C., to spend a few days with her parents and friends of Mill Creek. Miss India George spent Saturday night at Mr. P. U. Johnson's, of up per Meadow. New Hope school closed Friday. April 1st, with a nice address from Prof. Canaday, of Smlthfleld, We were pleased to have him with us, for he always relates something good. Mr. ,11m Strlcklnnd left last week for South Carolina. April 6'h, 1'JIO. Prompt relief I11 all cases of throat and lung trouble If you use Chamber-^ Iain's Cough Hcmedy. Pleasant to take, soothing and healing In effect. ' Sold by Hood l'ros. fitzgerald news. Well, we have had some rain at last which was much needed. Mr. and Mrs. Tom I'.agley. of Ilaj;-1 ley, spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. IJagley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Parnell. of Seima, spent Sunday with their p.ir enis, Mr. and Mrs. C. Parnell. Mr. Henry CrumpVer spent part of last week In and around Goldsboro. Miss Annie Godwin Is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Jo nah Plttman. Kev. J. M. Creech and family sp nt Sunday with Rev. J. 1. Blackman and family. Mr. Walter I'.at ten and wife of near Micro, spent Sunday with Mr. i\ W. Criimpler. Miss Nora Parnell is spending this week in Selma with her sister. M F. Dagley made a business trip tn Kenly last week. 1 Mr. W. T. Well >ns made a flying i :p to Massey's Ciurel Sunday. Ol.D SPORT Possibly. J There had been a domestic squab ble at breakfast. "You monster!" snapped the ma tron, who was always scolding; "you are not like my two former husbands. I They were tender men." i never doubted that they were ten der, Maria," ventured the meek man,' "when you kept them In hot water all the time."?Tit-Bits. ????? j Free Sample For Baby'e Ills Something can and must be done for the puny, crying baby, for the child that refuses to eat and is rest- ( less in its sleep. And since the basis of all health is the proper working of the digestive organs, look first to the condition of the stomach and bowels. A child should have two full and free movenu nts of the bowels a day. This emptying of the bowels is very important, as with it comes a clear head, a light ness of step, good appetite and sound sleep. But it is equally important to know what to give the child in the emergency of constipation and indiges tion. Cathartics are too strong and salts and other purgatives are not only* too strong but the child refuses them be cause of their bad taste. Have you ever tried J>r Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin? It is a li iuid tonic that families have been using for a quarter of a century. It is mild, pleasant-tasting and promptly ef fective. It Is good for you as well as the child, but there is nothing better to be found for children. They like its taste ?you will not have to force them to tako it. First of nil. If you have not yet used It. r>r Caldwell would like to send you a sample bottle free of charge. In this way you can try It before buying. Later, when convinced of Its merits, you can get it of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. Just as thousands of other families are doing. The family of Mr. P W. Spangler of Strsttonvllle. Pa.. ' ns well as that of Mr. A. F. Johnson of Walnut Grove. Tenn.. started with It In that way and now write that It Is their . one family necessity next to food Itself | If you are unfortunate enough to have a sickly child, one given to constipation and indigestion, you should send for a free sample of this remedv. Dr. Caldwell personally will be pleased to give you any medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertaining to the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely free of charge. Explain your case In a letter and he will reply to you In detalL for the free sample simply send your name and address on a postal card or MU bulldloff. Montie?Uo. EB. HOOD MM. MICRO NOTES. Kuma rs In our section arc nearly done planting com and ar-' preparing tu go to planting cotton. We are sorry to I am of ?o much sickness around bere. A great host of our friends left this morning for the Sunday School Convent ion at Wilson where they will remain until tomorrow afternoon. Wu arc sorry to note that Mr. Joe I'ittinan is in had hvalth and does not seem to be getting any better. Mr. I r.'ii.on Patten's wife has a <an or upon her upper lip which Is' Uving lier trou le. She > at Golds We In;vi lean;id tka Mr. Ira' I lii ki; ;? ? ?.:J two a 'lis cf land for in pure ci a iiof-il hoc; 1 col KiiialljK'.x hi teen raging around h r rapidly tor some time. It has j 1< en about thrc.ugh Mr. P. D. IIol J limit's family but has not left many The:? will Lc services at the Mb ionary Inptlst cliur.h next Sunday I morning at 11 o'clock and also Sun day night at 7. Remember prayer meeting every Sundaj nit lit ami every WeJnesday - night ai the MisMci.ary Baptist * church. Micro, Apil f.. Met His Death on Railroad. ( ' Clayton. N. C.. April 6.?Karly Sun day morning some colored children while crossing the railroad at the ' crossing between Mr. It. H. Gower's and Mr. C. P. Kills in West Clayti n, ' discovered a man lying face down ward on the cross ties of the rail-1 road. They ri ported the matter to ( other parties who upon investigation fo.ind that the man had been killed by something striking him on the ^ back of the head supposed to have been nn enst bound Southern freight t rain. Later on others came and he was: i dentified as ICdfus Chappell, living near Kbenezer c liur. h in Wake coun-' ty. Mr. Chapp 11 went to Italeigh Saturday mornirg and paid his tax-, us for last year and then came to Clayton where he remained until late'J in the afternoon when friends started: home with him. On the road home he became angry with his would-be j friends and bejan to stone them and to throw rocks at others that he i passed on the roaJ. Finally he left |1 them saying tliat lie was going back to Clayton and then to Halt igli, on . No. Ill west bound Southern train; J clue about 11 o'clock at night. N'oth- ' lug in iiv wa3 seen of him until dls-j cov red by the colored children Sun-, day morning cold in death's em- ' brace. I' From the position in which he was 1 found It seems that he had sat l ' down on the railroad and went to j sleep and it is supposed that an east bound freight train that passed between ten and eleven o'clock Sat urday night struck his head and frac tured the skull which resulted in death. A half pint bottle was discov ered in his pocket with only the dregs left. I>r. Noble, County Coroner, was notified and arrived on a freight about two o'clock and decided at once that the deceased came to his death by being hit by a Southern train. Relatives and friends had arrived and immediately after the arrival of the coroner the body was turned over to J. I. Barnes & Bro., local undertak ers. and prepared for burial which took place at the cemetery at Ebene zer Tuesday afternoon. STOMACH MISERY. Get Rid of That Sourness, Gas and i Indigestion, , I i When your stomach is out of or- < der or run down, your food doesn't i digest. It ferments in your stomach j and forms gas which causes sourness, i heartburn, foul breath, pain at pit < of stomach and mnnv other miserable J symptoms. < Ml-o-na stoma; h tablets will give 4 Joyful relief in five minutes; if ta- j ken regularly for two weeks they . will turn your flabby, sour, tired out , stomach Into a sweet, energetic, per-, j feet working one. 1 You enn't be very strong and vig-. 4 orous if your food only half digests, j Your appetite will go Ail nausea. < dl//.ln' ss. biliousness, nervousness. ^ k lie,niacin and constipation will J follow. I ? Ml-o-na stomach tablets are small 4 and easy to swallow and are guaran- [ j teed to banish Indigestion and any, i or all of the above symptoms or mon- , ey back. J ' Fifty cents a large box. Sold by i dru^ulsts everywhere and by Hood j Bros. J For constipation there Is ?o rem- 1 edv so satisfying as Booth's Pills? < 25 cents. j There are 270 active volcanoes In 4 the world, many of them being com- J paratlvely small. J 1 < Last year orer 17,000,000 poands j of toacco and snuff manufactured ta 1 the United Kingdom were exported, j Direj Men Gpt License to Marry One Girl. Recently Register of IJe< ds Moort* (sued a ^ arriare license for a cer a!n i-oui.l in this county. That li ? nse has not been returned to indl ?u'. ? that the marriage had taken >lace. Lil t week another license A'as applied for aud issued for anotli r young man and the young lady whose name a|ip< ared In the pre vious license. Neither has this sec : d license be( n returned, and today here was a third application from sti'l another young man for a license :g wed the same lady. This makes hrt e license in th ? hands of three lifferenl men, all wanting to marry he same woman, and the question i^ .vhich one of the in will get her. Evi-' 1-ntly two of the young1 men are go-, ng to get left?Greenville Reflector, j Vlarc h 28. The administration of poli e. and iustice fcr a year costs Louden ?10, JOO.OOO. "What harm has Wall Street ever ione you?" "A whole lot," answered Farmer, Sorntossel. "1 got so excited talkin' ihout its doln's down to the store hat I lose about seven hours a week ight in the busiest season."?Wash ngton Star. The new main line railroad track juilt in the 'I nited States in 1909 imounted to 3748 miles. In 1908 3214 Biles were laid. The Oldest Newspaper. Of the many thousands of newspa pers in the world to-day, the I'ekin Gazette is probably the mpst ancient. The I'ekin Gazette is the lineal de scendant of a daily news bulletin which made its bow to the public in the year 1340. In the more than five centuries of its life this newspaper has passed through many changes and appeared in various forms, but the paper that the Chinese read to day is literally the same that was founded in the fourt < nth century. It was not until European countries had begun newspaper^ on their own ac count that it was discovered that in Pekin the Chinese had superseded them in the newspaper business by ninny years.?Ex. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. This is to notify all persons that the firm of W. W. Hare & Company, composed of C. G. Wiggs and \V. W. Hare, has this day been dissolved. C. G. Wiggs retiring from said firm of W. W. Hare & Company. Mr. \V. W. Hare will continue the business and collect all debts due the firm, ^ and pay all debts due by said firm. W. W. Hare & Company. The said C. G. Wiggs ts not responsible for any fu ture debts of said Company. This April 5th. 1910. ? W. W. HARE. C. G. WIGGS. The underground system of Lon don is 39 miles in length. If HOME BAKED FOOD, fresh, good, wholesome, V\^|p I economical. Readily VjjLJf made | usr Powder S^BBaaBBSHBKi^P.380BiS?&; ^ The Tenderfoot Farmer It was one of t'.iese experimental farmers, who put green spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings. His theory was that it didn't matter what the cow ate so long as she was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations. It's only a "tenderfoot" farmer that would try such an experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feeds him* llHocfinn n?,| II? -I ? '? i ..v .v^.M.vaa V. unu uuuuiuu. iic iiiiKiii uunuM us wen eat snav ings for all the good he gets out of his food. The result is that the stomach grows "weak" the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness. To strengthen the stomach, restore the activity of the or* Hans of digestion and nutrition and brace up the nerves? use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery? It Is an un? falling remedy, and has the confidence of physicians as well as the praise of thousands healed by its use. In the strictest sense "Golden Medical Discovery" is a temperance medi cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for stomach, liver and blood "just as good" as "Golden Medical Discovery." g The Rushl v .* | THE RUSH IS NOW ON \ X i* S r pfl EVERYBODY is in a hurry to do their Spring (Jf K Shopping, so piease come early before the rj ?j stock is broken. We are showing the most jgj complete line of Spring Goods 'ever opened in |j? Jjf Benson. I wish to thank the people who at- rjf ft, tended our Spring Opening for the many nice pC W things they said of our display. The greatest S display of Ladies' and Children's 1 lats will be [5 Ej on exhibit all the while. Everything in Ladies' ? |e and Gents' Furnishings. Come to see us. UC i E Yours very truly, IS | Preston Woodall I % THE BIG CASH STORE 1 f BENSON. - North Carolina |5 A. M. NOBLE Attorney-at-Law Smitntieid. N. C Money To Looq Dr. W. B. Johnson, Dentist IJPstdirs in haiidfiV new bunJiny SWITHFIELP. N. C. Dr. Paul Fitzgerald DENTIST Offce Over B&nk Selma, : : N. C. Or J. Frankiln Coltrane, DENTIST, Zillion, - - N. C, The JNO. A. McKAY MFG. CO., DUNN, North Carolina. Machinists, Iron au-t Brass Foun ders, Callings ?{ all kl-ds. We make the best Swing rfa* Mmib.ue In the vorid lor ihe price. OLD 'ACHIN &nx MADE GOOD AS NEW. High <rade wor guarantied. Agents for the leading makes of Machinery. Good Etoc' of machine supplies al ways on hand. Agents for the celebrated Farquhar Machinery. Agents for the Desmond Injector arid Phillip Steel Split Pul leys. START RIGHT! Start the New Year Right by placing in your home A NEW HOME Sewing Machine fSFItitt If you want needles for the machine you have send 30 cents in postage stamps for one dozen of them. By buy ing a dozen at a time you get assorted'sizes. J. M. BEATY, Four Oaks Lumber Company Contractors end Builders Do you \ 'it a bouse built, or do you use building material? If so give us you work. We manufacture an sell Rough and Dressed lumber, Shlngl-- brackets, Porch Trimmings and turned work. Heavy Turning - Sp cialty. Come and see our JIateri ?L Four Oaks Lumber Co. jj wZSEI 5 Desiring to Buy g I Shingles and Laths can a get them from me at ? Q Selma. 1 can save you Q ft money ft I WILL BUILD YOUR HOUSE A on easy terms-one third ! w cash, balance oh time. * 8 E. D. BARNES J Q SlLttA. H. C. I CJ

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