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VOL VI.. NO 47. MOORESVILLE, N C, FMDAY, Sept. 6, 1901. Haurv T. Deaton, Editor and Owner. PRICE $1.00 PER YEAR. i lie t S V N S W ARE YOU GOING TO SCHOOL ? We st'll school books, writ ing books, tablets, slates, pen ,.:Z ,.,w inks mill snonscs even tiling you need in s sil 1I it'.-. V V N ' i V A GEO. C. GOODMAN & CO. '4 y v Druggists and Slitioners. y, ' t . ' ..hool VVI V'-V m t mwm R IS BEYOND A DOUBT THE BEST PURE LARD ON THIS MARKET. s 0 N We have sold it lor seven years mul find tliut it gives satisfac tion to till. If you want good lard be sure and try our Simon Pure. MORNING GLORY COFFFE Z. blended, No. 2, Java ami Mocha, at 30c per pound. Java and Mocha, blended, No. 3, at 25c per pound. Java and Mocha, blended, No. 4, at 20c per pound. F. H. & L, special. No. 1, at 20c. I" " ' " No. 5, at 15c. - - ' v - v.. Vi''- Yon v:ill "ct ' ''V value in the above colli es. A , fe iaran'.ee our No. (i collce to ,Vnake a better cup of collce than Arbuckle. CUE AM OF WHEAT Just received a fresh case; also OAT FLAKE. Fruit jars in one quart and half gallon sizes at bottom prices; also extra jar rubbers 5c a dozen. King's Fruit powders 15 cents per package. Fresh Crackers We always keep them fresh. If you want something good try oui Zephyr Wufers in 1 pound packages; also Uneeda Biscuits in 5c packages. H. N. JOHNSTON & CO. Furniture and Groceries. JfijPl'IluNK Ml. 1. SHORT LOCALS. Be Serious! Xike Council with the Wise and 'Deposit your Money with the Bank of Mooresville. Wc nre not a savings bank, but you can save your money by depositing your small earnings with us until you get enough to put on interest or to invest in some other way. We take unv amount from One I)ollar and upward We want accounts, large or small, and extend the same courtesy to all depositors. Respectfully, S. C. Rankin, President C. I McNkki.v, Cashier. v.s'.s.v ;v.. PRACTICAL EDUCATION IN Arrlrultiirp. Kiiirltwrlnir. MwliMilr Art", mi'l Cotton JUiiiifm-luriniri nij.iihihKlWii i't I'.iwirv mnl ITJ". '" nl .uil mnl iimiiiml (i-iilnlhtf- Tiiiiioii .n f.,r- T'.imI cviii'-h. Iiii-linliiiif rlnliiiiil nii'l l-il'l. !-' Tnlrt twirli rr.J I -tu'l'-ntn. N'M S "i'Hi Im-kIii h'pti-ltilH-i 4lil. N. C.C0I.1.I (IE Agriculture ana Mscanh A ts, KALbKill N. C. R. W. Freeze has gone north. G rover Templeton is now with J. W. Kistlor fe Co. Mrs. L. I). Parker is clerking at J. P. Mills fc (Vs. A good four room house torrent, near Academy. Apply to J. II. Cloaninger. Fleischmann compressed yeast, received fresh every day by Rogers the Grocer. Black, brown, gray and blue water proof goods, 44 inches wid.; at 38c. J. W. Kistler & Co. The query f "Do yo'u want water works?'' is not the phraseology to be used on next Tuesday Jt should be: "We must have them." For Sale The W. M. Knox farm, half a mile from Mt. Mourneon the Southern Railway: 225 acres. Ap ply to W. P. Knox, Charlotte, N. C. Henry Braydon, Harris, N. C, says; "I took medicine 20 years for asthma but one bottle of One Min ute Cough Cure did me more good than any thing else during that time. Best cough cure." Geo. C. Goodman & Co, Go to the polls on next Tuesday and do your conscientious duty. If you favor improvements and a healthy growth of the town, vote for the issue of bonds. Don't wait until you become chronically constipated but take De Witt's Little Early Risers now and then. They will keep your liver and bowels in good order. Easy to take. Safe pills. Geo. C. Good man & Co. If your child or ward has gone away from home to attend school there is nothing you can do for him that he would enjoy more than The Entehi-rise. Send us your sub scription. Sid Darling, 1012 Howard st. Port Huron, Mich., writes: "I have tried 'many pills and laxatives but De Witt's Little Early Risers are far the best pills I have ever used." They never grip. Geo. C. Goodman &Co. Aff.er ten days ot intense suffer ing uwft .i'iVoi WJLwvvV' KROWOjaj lima lulled to ii iiuu, .:cU, ine line gray horse of Liveryman J. M. Dea ton, the animal was killed and a given a respectable burial on last Sunday afternoon. The loss is a severe one on Mr. Deaton. Get only the best Hakes' crys tallized lenses. Don't worry and irritate your eyes with that old pair of glasses if they do not suit you. Call in nnd let us fit you with a pair that will a great so'irce of comfort to you. Only at Goodman's timer store. "I'mgwiue tell you whut 'lis, Brudder Johnson.' said a Georgia darkey whose crops have sullered as much from the recent wet spell as they did from the recent drouth, "(lis thing they call providence, tak in' it up tviin side en down de udder, dojes 'bout much harm as it do good." Norris Silver, North Stratford. N. II.: "I purchased a bottle of One Minute Coutrh Cure when sutlerin;; vith a cough doctors told me was incurable. One bottle relieved me the second and third almost cured me. To day I am a well man." G. C. Goodman & Co. Tom Baker, miller at Baker's mill on Fourth Creek in Rowan ounty, last week, felt a jar in the machinery of the mill and upon in vestigation found a little negro boy wrapped around a piece of shafting, with both legs and arms broken. We were uuable to learn t lie 1 1 1 tic dar key's name. The town of More."f file and the community in general regret the departure on last Tuesday, of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Caldwell," moving to Uoanoke, Va., where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell were residents olour town 22 years and have endeared them selves to every one. May they en- joy mucn Happiness in vucir adopted home, is our sincere wish. The 05th session of Davidson College began yesterday, September 5th. with the prospect or a largely increased attendance. Dr. James M. Douglas, of South Carolina, lias been elected to the ( hair of Physics to take the place of Dr. Smith, the recently-elected President, and Mr. John A. Biowid, of Boston, Mass., has been appointed Gymnasium Di rector. The Shearer Biblical Hall is now being roofed in, and will soon be completed, and a new and hand some dormitory is being planned for the next session. Geo. W. Iiue. Pewumo, Mich., writes: "Your Kodol Dysyepsia Cure is the best remedy for indiges tion and stomach trouble that I ever used. For years I sutl'ered from dyspepsia, at times compelling me to stay in bed and causing me un told agony. I am completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In re commending it to friends who suf fer from indigestion I always oiler to pay for it if it fails. Thus far I have never paid." Geo. C. Good man 4 Co. Mr. S. A. Lowrance is building a handsome new barn. Two rooms for rent, near the Methodist church. Apply to Miss Martha Woodside. The Mooresville Cotton Mills has about fi00 sets of bagging and ties for sale. In good condition. Going out of the general merchan dise business, therefore we otter our entire lino of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, etc., at cost. J. W. Kistler & Co. The two schools opened Monday with the largest attendance ever en rolled at either school. Mr. Rockett of the Institute reports 58 pupils, and Mr. Carr of the Academy has enrolled 52. Attorney Turlington has returned from Lincoln court, where he ap peared for Sam May hew, colored, charged with larceny. The case was thrown out of court, there being no evidence to sustain the charge. Furmes say that cotton will be very short in this section. The bloom they claim, was knocked off by rain before maturity, and many of the bolls that have cracked are rotten. B. W. Purse'n, of Rintcrsville, Pn., says he sutlered 25 years with piles and could obtain no relief until De Witts Witch Hazel Salve effected a permanent cure. Counterfeits are worthless. Geo. C. Goodman fc Co. Mr. Charley Ludwig, brother of our townsman, II. A. Ludwig.. ar rived last Saturday direct from Tex as, where he had been for sometime. He says "things are two dry out there for me." ( A never tailing cure for cuts, burns, sculds. ulcers, wounds and sores is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing and healing remedy for all skin affections. Accept only the genuine. Geo. (). Goodman & Co. Joe Lawrence and wife were locked up Sunday night charged with a general family row. They were released upon payment of cost and a promise for good behavior for six months. When you want a pleasant physic try the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They vtc t-fi'-f y.TVr.Wf v.vd, .ninnitut :n :,f feet. Price, 1!5 cent-.. Samples (re at G. C. Goodman & C'Cs drug store. Mr. J. D. Troutman, on Tuesday, School Opened Monday. We are receiving the new school books. Exchangeable for the old. Alsofgenerat school supplies for both A. te.-icliers and pupils. Respectfully, E. H. MILLER & CO. TheCIosing Season's Closing Attractions. Preparatory to the arrival of our Autumn Goods we will continue our sale of medium weight and sum mer materials ut Less Than Half Price. Novelties, New Goods of all descriptions in the latest styles will begin to arrive very soon Andill Be On Display. The courier of 25 cents and $1.00 Shoes, 2 to 3 pairs of a kirn t women's, children's and men's still Attract Bargain Seekers. Splendidly assorted and well nunibfiriid, our choice variety of Sample Hats at Wholesale Prices ' -lceivable well-shaped bloeyise many to ; . rrn article and don the hew." So low ni iuow. Sick Pocket-books Made Hale and Hearty. Still a greater cut than was made here last week. Summer goods must move. Everybody knowns how low things sold here last week. You can get then lower now than ever. We bar out nothing that has a summer look on it. We are going to face the music and sing the tune to lowest prices. LISTEN TO THE CEREMONIES : Lawns of the 5c kind at 3c; the 7.Vc kind at 4c: 12ic orarandies and lawns now cut to 74;c; fine lawns, to 15 and 18e kind, now 10c; white or gandies, tlie Aac kind, now 19c; white organdie, the 25c kind, now 12c; zoc mercerized cuamoray, now ibo; men s low cut Frinte Albert ties reg ular price always $1.50, cut to $1.00 to dean them out. Ladlea and Misses Oxlofitls liKe you would get them at a fare sule. A good soled tie for 75o, worth $1.00; $1.50 ties going at $1.00; better grade worth $1.75 now $1.30. Sample shoes less than wholesale prices. New shipment of trunks and bags to go cheap. Fruit jars at a reckless price quarts and Mason jars are the best, thickest and have a 75c per dozen; gallons at $1.00. in e disc priti . i . J. STYLE, P. MILLS PRODUCERS & CO.. SHOE BUILDERS-. PROTECT YOUR GUSH Buy Your Goods From the CHEAP CASH STORE. CLOTHING-CHEAP VERY CHEAP I delivered to the congregation of the colored Presbyterian church at Davidson a handsome Bet of pews for their new building. The seats were made at Mr Troutinau's wood work shop here. Dave you a sense ot tidiness in the region ot your stomach after cut- ins? If so you will be bench ted be using Chamberlain's Stomncli and Liver Tablets. 1 hey also cure belching and sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too. Price, 25 cents. o!d by Geo. C. Goodman & Co. Geonjo Turner, the younif son ot Logan Turner, of Mount Monme, was severely hurt Wcihiesdayeve ning about 0 o'clock. A biffli door fell upon the boy, breaking his left leg just above the knee. Many physician' 'arc now pres cribing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure reg ularly having touud that it is the best prescription they can write be cause it is the one preperalion which contains the elements neccessary to digest not only some kinds of lood but all kind and it therefore cures indigestion and dyspepsia no matter what its cause. G. C. Goodman fe Co. Cotton weigher Deaton says his books show that on September 4, 1!)00. several bales or cotton wore sold on this market, 9.10 being paid for one bale. The fotal number of bales sold on this market from Sep tcmber 1900 to September 1901, was 3,313. Again the messenger of death vis- ! ited the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.N. Hall, when on Monday morning last. it bore away the life of their infant daughter, closely following her twin brother, to the great beyond. The saddened henrts of this bereaved family have the teudercst sympathy of the entire community. J. S. Crenshaw, a Mecklenburg farmer, is under a $1,000 bond for his appearance at Superior court in that county. Mr. Crenshaw discov ered several ueuro bvs in Ins wa termelon natch on Thursday night of last week and used his shotgun. Two negroes were shot, ouo of whom died the next day. 4W.CW! &tUJl. lor $5.50 $8.50 Suits C Tor $4.50 $4.50 Suits to ::o tor 2.50 50 Job Suits ail price. Rov wash Suits only 48c PANTS, .ine j'nts at half price, $1.50 pants oir!f $2.50 pants onlV Job ii Overall $1.00 Overal 50ct Overa'i Uovs' Overal' 2000 Yds. Da low i rit i 2000 Yds. i r 500 Yds. goi Fine Orf-;uii!ii c o s t . 2.000 yards sonly mly 's lileached 98c $1.50 58c 29c 25c at a . per yd. awn, ind Lawns to go f r mil Alamance at 4c 25c Sailors, bid Children s 2.ic Men's Fine Ha job, at 5c nlors, big job, at ;c , biar lob. at 48c 32c 39c 48c $1.15 38c 48c $1.50 Fine Shirts for 98c Bir job in Work Shirts at "r 3Uc Fine Sox 3c Home-made Fine'Sox 8c Men's Heavy Coarse Sox 6c Men's Heavy S'ips, per pair, 20c Hair liriishes 5c Shaving Brushes lc Tooth liiushes 3u Pins, 280 lor ' lc 5 papers of needles for 3c Blacking per box lc Soap per cake lc 2 balls of thread lor lc Envelopes, good, per pack, 3c Sewing machine oil 4c per bottle. Big lot of Hamburg and Insertions to arrive Friday. Good Brooms 19c Crocks, Jn?s and Jars cheap. Dig lot of Trunks CHEAP. Big lot r.f Telescopes CHEAP. KiJlotof Grips VERY CHEAP. vaBOCERIES. 17 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar i in lur f i.vu. 10 lbs Best Green Coffee for $1.00. 15 lbs of Soda for 25c. 20 lbs of Rice for $1.00. Schnapps Tobacco 30c. Ladies Hats tof lose out cheap. L'inbrellas, gnoj quality, at Umbrellas, tine qjality, Umbrellas, finei quality, $1.50 Parasols 150 Fine Shirts ym, lac Shirts for j "More Goods for the Same Money, i and the Same uoods for Less noney, AT THE MOORESVILLE RACKET STORE, W. I'. CARPENTER, Owner. V J J J Losresviiie insxiiute, ( Mooresville, N. C Next Sfssion Begins September 2, 190L LULA 1. .Your patronage is respectfully solicited. F. P. ROCKETT, Pitiscirxu ODGEUS, Assistant. Note of Thanks, To our friends and neighbors who assisted us in our recent nllliction, during the illness and death of our darling child, we desire to express our siniere and profound apprecia tion of the unbounded kinduess and of the many touching expressions ot sympathy. R. M. and Minnie L. Kox. Cancer RemoveJ Mr. John F. f avis is about the happiest man ilitown. For along time a small caijcr on his left cheek gnyc him no t-C'iof trouble, and it grew to be somtihat alarming. Re cently he placeilliimself In the care of aA, and WiV. Chriatonbnry, of ,11 i ... i L it. . 1 1 . i inaiioiie, wntb-iccessiuiij removeu the growth. II 'Davi Repair Machine Shop. )avis has the can cer In alcohol "t is about the size of the end of tics thumb. Tin urr A t old ln;on lny. Take Laxative Bromo (Quinine Tab lets. All druggists relund the mon ey H it tails to cure. K. W. tirove signature is oa each box, 25. Grand Lector Jere. Mr. W. Ifr' jtcher, the Grand lecturer for thJsMasons of North Carolina, is in town, and has this week l.ij-1 instructirg the Mooresville, IJ.r in the workings ol the order. V.'a'xt Sunday night he will addrefi ti congregation at the Mcthodis thurch, and on next Friday night, -tptcmbcr 13, he will deliver a pub i address at Acade my Hall. The Slooresvillc Cotton Mill Co, has just equipped a first class lua chine shop.and is now prepared to all kinds do of repair work at mill No. 2. First-Class Machinist. Guarantee thorough satisfaction on all work turned out. Bring In your engines, boilers, gins, threshers, any machine that is broken or needs re pair. MOORESVILLE COTTON kSSLL K3.?, half galions. Lo ikport better shoulder. Quarts Let us serve you quick. Truly, CORNELIUS BROS. IT IS USELESS FOR U S TO TELL YOU TU AT Ml ave B'W8J'8 een headquarters for bargains, I HA I If L are just the same today. That our goods have always given perfect satisfaction. We just wish t) call your attention to these facts. Always come to THE RED FRONT STOKE. The place where the profits are shared with you. SHOESI We have always sold the best shoes for the least money. Our customers who have bought them know where of we speak CALICOSI Our Line of Cuhcss have just been replinished with better. It is season able Calico, at reasonable prices. Fall and winter underware coming in. We are buying early in order to be able to sell cheap. Don't miss seeing our line before you buy. It will pay you. TlNWAREI You positively can not make any mistake in getting your Tin ware, Stove Pans, Stew Kettles, Stove Shovels, Glass ware and table ware from U S- Groceries. 11 lbs good green coffee for if 1 .00, Leverinps coffee 2 packages 25c, bet ter than Arbuckles, coffee essence at 5t'. Be; sure 'to try it, it saves inouev and makes your cotfee better. Those nice fish 5c lb. Baking powders 4, 5 and 8c per box. N ice rice oc lb. Sugar meat and lard always as cheap. and a little cheaper than others. rail of the year is here. The nights are getting longer, yon should get some nice books and read them, such ones as '-The Prince of the House of David," "In His Steps or What Would Jesus Do," and many many others that we have,'"Samantha at Saratoga," for insl.Vice. Come in and look through our line it won't cost you a cent to see them. We are yours for Business, ZTHE RED FRONT STOREZ DEERINQ IDEAL LIGHT DRAUGHT flOWER Genuine Bicycle Bearings. MOST DURABLE MACHINE MADE. D. E. TURNEfe & CO., Mooresville, N. 0. MOORESVILLE ACADEMY, A first class Preparatory School for Boys and Girls, will begin its twenty-sixth annual session September 2, l'JOl, Experienced teachers. Thorough instruction. Mild, but firm, discipline. For further information apply to C. T. CARR. A. B., Principal. MISS CAMILLE McCORKLE, ( AsMsTANT, MISS LULA GREY, A8'"'1ANTS- THE NORTH CAROLINA SI ATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. LITERARY CLASSICAL SCIENTIFIC COMMEKCIAL INDUSTRIAL PEDAGOGICAL MUSICAL Annual expenses $ 100 to $l-t0; for non-residents of the State -tltiO. Faculty of I'.O members. Prac tice and Observation ScIumiI of about 2.i pupils. To secure board in the dormitories all free-tuition applications should be made before July 15th. Session opens September I Dili. Correspondence invited from those desiring competent teachers and stenographer. For catalogue and other iuforiuution uddn-ss PRESIDENT CHARLES D. MclVER, Qretnsboro, N. C.
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