Reidsville Review.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
OLIVER BROS., Proprietors.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
REIDSVILLE, MAY 00. 1905
Rev. P. G. Elsom. pastor of Moffett
Memorial church, in Danville, preached
a senium on prohibition recently, in which
he is quoted by the Danville ISeeas say
ing that some church-peope whose
names were on a petition as asking for
an election there to rid the place of
blind-tijjers, would not meet him in the
other world. It would be interesting to
hear just how Rev. Elsom knows what
will become of those people who do not
see the liquor business in the same light
as he does.
Sandy Croit Tidinji.
Why don't you go over and see
; young revenue officer?
the
Miss Jesse Newnam recently visited
her Bister, Mrs. Robert Carter.
Mr. John Sutton and wife, of Sum
merfield, visited at Mr. Sam King's
recently.
Mrs. 0. B. Gentry and Mrs. Tom
Smith were guestg of Mrs. 0. H. King
on Sunday before last.
We are sorry to hear of Miss Nettie
Malloy being ill with measleK, and hope
she will s on recover.
Mr. V. D. Lemons seems to be in a
notion of cutting down his crop, as he
has been hauling his guano back to
Reidsville.
There might be a good many people
who would kill somebody if they could
only play olf insane, at times, like
Chase Trice is trying to do.
Mr. Chas. King says he knows the
'tater bugs and cherry birds have or
ganized. The 'tater T, bugs have E. C
TV O. engraved on their back', which
means eat Chas', 'taters only. The
birds have no letters, consequently not
fully organized, but like cherries' just
the same. -
We wish to correct the 'mistake we
made in the last Sandy Ccoss Tidings
concerning the "Terripans" of Terri-
panville. At the time of the writing it
was thought that "Uncle Joe" meant
"Terripans" for the Electrical Movers,
but we have since learned that the
"Terripans" which he had reference to
are of Guilford. "Uncle Joe," your
pardon u asked.
we near mat " utile ijus was
down in the Western section of this
community Sunday in his new buggy,
and don't you reckon he was thinking:
"Little Gus" so brave and bo fair,
Full of glee and glare, with pinky
cheeks and golden hair.
Toiling day by day, and thinking out in
the moonlight,
Oh! what will be my fate on next Sun
day nigntf
Sadler Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lovelace, of
Danville, are visiting Mrs. J. A. Love-
lace this week.
We are glad to know that Mrs. G. L.
Craddock, who has been right sick with
measli-H for the past week, is some
better now. .
Mmnes Lemma Hurton and Uirtlie
Ferguson, who have been visiting in
Keidsville, have returned.
Sadler has a reception room at last
and I know the public will appreciate
it, for a lot of peeple get on and off the
trains bore.
The crops are not looking very w ell
in this section on account of so much
cool, rainy weather.
Mrs. J. A. Lovelace has over 100
young chicks of which some are large
enough to cat.
Mr. Addison Nance, of Danville, has
been spending a few days here with his
relatives.
Mr. i. II. ..Ferguson, who is in the
murcliandise business, seems to keep
p etty busy most of the time lately,
This is getting to be a very popular and
up to-date place.
Messrs. Tommy and Robert Burton,
of Kufin," spent Sunday Tn this vicinity.
Subscribe for The Rkvikw.
PLASTIGO
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economical material for
tinting and decorating
wwla, superior to kalso
mine and wall paper, and
much cheaper than paint
PI ASTIftOeoiuuinea all
tures of other wall coat
ings, and ataa ot their dis
advantage Packed in dry powder torm,
in white and tints, read
for us by adding coli
watei. Full directions on
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Ic-Ssmpl CAd of tinulifu'r'
fints lor the Mking.
Anti-Kaltomln Co.
New Crpritloii.
lUloi-h. X. V., May 27.-Tln? Central
Carolina Cnl ruction Co., of Grecnloro,
w iliarti'ml t.xbv it la HI.IHiO rpi
ta! to Jo a p-inrral rut ranting liiHint-,
the iiic"iK)!Kti!' In-ill";-W. I'. Kniii.
V. Iiii-Hi. .1. II. MH laiim li, IS. Mi
Ki'iiie, K. 1). 'JVssicr and F. A. WesUm.
Nut ice 'ih eixen that aiIi-tion h t-
li'male May IHJtu to inventor t.lonu
fur lie par.luii of F.J I'tley, of Kayette
ville. wlio it wiping twenty jears in the
ix-iiitenti.ii v for tb singling f CIci'k
llollingwoitli in the La Fayette' Ilute
l'av tleville tliree yeais aj,'- iln is on
of the iin it imled miuler taxes in tie
liUt.n v if the state. Ftley was a we
eunneeleil onn' t la velinif man ami hal
lieen clniiUnif heiivily when Die slioolni;
oecill led.
All iiiipni'tant new coronation eai i
tor Salisbury ami Seneer were charter
el to-lay. rlhe Boston Specialty Mim:
Co.. of Salisbury, capital .(HX) author
il'il and tiHM) subscribed bv ., 'I
Ibid 'cx, F. . Hurt, H. (i. Tyson and
oilier. 'I he- Julian Investment ( o., of
Siemef, to leal in real estate, rentals
etc.; canital I.".IMK). subscribed bv J). K
Julian, .1.1). Dm sett and others,
Major I!. F. Dixon, state nuditor, went
to. 'Wendell, '.this-county, today to deliver
the itildrvss for the closing of the school
there ill I he stead -of . Governor. Glenn
who was prevented from tilling the en
ra'ciiient bv urgent state business that
iiccpiiiiulateil 'during his trip to ali
injlton h ml New oik.
A nuiiibcr of commissions in the. hit
vice of (he . North Carolina National
(.uunl art) anoiiiiced. J. C llolliii);sw ort 1
is t'oiiiinisioned maior and ipinrter mas
ter General and assigned to dutv with
tl"' st
brigade. .1. II I'ieiee. of Wil
son, (yiiiinissioned (apiam ami iiiarier
master of the Second Infantry .vice Fort1
man. nromoted. ( has, F Haniin'O of
'nsiin''lon, appointed first lieutenant
and iiiartermasier of the second battal
ion of Si-cond lnfantiv. ISv 'special order
No. J! the following orlicers me as-.in
ed to the First .brigade; Lieutenant Col
oiiel 1!. L. b-inster assistant, ailiulant
geiieral; Major .. C. Smith, assj-tunt
inspector general ; V. ('. ISiilIanl, major
and assistant judj-e inlvoeate; Major' It
P. Hackney, assistant coniuiissary ; Ma
jor T. U. Daniel, assistant paymaster
ujiieial; Major . 15. .lonnson, assistam
chief of ordinance.':
TERIFFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Man Killed and Lumber Plant Wrecked
At Wilmington.
Wilmington, May 27. At .1: 111 o'clock
(his morning a terrific explosion occur
red at the plant of the llilllon J.unitier
Conipany on the northern suburbs of
t he-fit y. One man whs killed outright,
'I'lie boiler room was demolished and
brick, pieces of iron and debris were
hurled for bund reds of yards in" every
lirection.
There were six boilers in the wrecked
building. One of these was toiir and
twisted into a scrap of iron and liurled
high in midair, falling through, the roof
of the shops at the' mill. Three of the
other Idlers were hurled from their
settings and scattered in nil directions.
The dead fireman is Sam Corbeltwlio
has been With the company about one
year. The loss i placed at $20,1)00.
The cause of the accident i not
know n. Several helpers about the .boil
ers experienced narrow escapes. One ne
gro was frightened almost into temior-
ary -insanity. Wilmington special to
Charlotte News.
TO EVANGELIZE FINANCIERS.
Meetings in Wall Street Monday Four-
Horse Wagon Out Today.
New York, May 2l. A new plan of
the 'evangelistic movement in New York
will be put in operation at noon today,
when n four horse Wagon, with a Sal
vation Army band, will be sent out with
several leading 'clergymen. Short meet-'
ings will be held in Madison Square,
Irving Place and Eighteenth street, and
l'n ion Square. :
A big mass meeting will be held at 4
. .-. l fit . . ...
o clock sumiay sncriioon in ine aca
demy of Music.
The fuiceessful open-air meeting held
last.; Monday noon on the steps of the
City Hall is to bo tollowed by similar
meetings in the financial district. At
noon Monday there will be nurtings in
front of the Custom House and in front
of the Stock Exchange. Several lend
ing clergymen of (lie city will be heard
und there will be music by soloist and
cornet ists.
Haw' Till?
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for anv case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure,
f t Nil. lev . r'r ToKlilr, n
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last lo years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations nmde
by his tu rn.
WAI.D1NC, K INN AN o WlAKVlN,
Wholesale DruggistsrToledo, ().
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
. cting directly upon the blcnnl and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Testimoni
als sent free. Price 7fc per bottle.
Sold by all druirgists.
Take Hall s r amny ruis ior consii
pat ion , .
Sometimes, a flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the lire can t
cross, sometimes, a cocgn nangs 011 so
long, you feel as if nothing but dyna
mite would cure it. Z. T. Gray, of Cal
houn, Ga., writes: "My wile had a
very aggravated cough, which kept her
awake nights. Two physicians could
not help ner; m uhe took Dr, King's
New discovery tor c onsumption, ougns
and Colds, which eased her cough, gave
her sleep, anil finaTly cui't'dTicfT"
Strickiy scientific cured for bronchitis
and U (Jrippe. At W S Allen and L
L Sapp drug store, price ww ana
guaranteed. Trial bottle free,
RIVEKS SWEEP TOWNS.
Several Persons Drowned, Bridges and
Budd:ngs Wrecked.
i.i ll.i-. Tc., Nov. 2". One of the
heir t Militaries are f!Mded and cans-
i.y .l.nn..-'c to ex.ecd HI.IKHi.
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log iliimage to eX'fc.l Miai.uoo.
i he railroad bridge over the Canadian
Unci' near Fagenta. it is rrjiortcd, was
swept away. The wile and children of a
man named t.'niiipton were drowned b'
twecn Magenta and Taseosa. Johntoin
ton was drowned at Cherokee ( rossing
ot Hlue 15iver. His wile and two chil
dren weie rescued.
Nearly twenty dwellings mid other
buihlinu's were wrecked in Midlothian,
lie OiiU, ltoyce, and Jt.isca, a row of
village southwest of Dallas. '1 he Chris
tian church was destroyed at Ited Oak
and . lhc Cumberland I'res'byterian at
Boyce. At Itasca cotton mills were un
nsil'ed. At lort Worth part of the Polylech
nic College is in ruins. At Denison a ne
gro school house was demolished and
the Fppstcin business building. was dam
aged. Six buildings were wrecked at
Woodbine. At, Tlockell, Wallace's cotton
gin and some dwelling houses were des
troyed. Seven bridges over the Sabine and its
tributaries were swept away near Mar
shall, and ono over Pool Creek at Hose
hud.
T he most severe part of the storm ex
tended. from the Texas Pan Handle down
I'cd liner Valley doing damage in the
vicinities of (iainesville, Denison, Paris
and Sherman, nud spending its force near
l.inle l!ock. Ark. The rejKjited destruc
t'ioii of thetown of Cliicota is contradict
ed." y-'-r.:
GIRL'S QUICK WIT.
Miss Bidwell Saved 930,000 to Canton's
Treasury.
Canton, - Ohio, May 21. The failure of
the Canton State Hank person a hero
ine in the trim little person of Miss Flor
cm e pniwell, daughter ol C it v i reasurer
llidwell. Miss Itidvvell saved the city
fiO.IMM). The State Hunk was a citv de
pository, and had !k(M;,iHM( on dejiosit
there the day it suspended, The bank
iatied its doors ns usual last Wedne
lay nioriiiiig. 15ut they were open only
tvventv minutes. J'lns was enough fur
Miss Jiidwell.
I1et1 she reached the citv treasurer's
office. Where she had been in charge in
the absence Of her father, who is ill in
1 hospital in Cleveland, Assistant Cit v
I'reasurer Coyle, who was also employed
at the bank, gave her a tip over the tele
phone on what was going to happen,
Miss llidwell 'is only eighteen, but she
showed quickness of thought and ma
ture judgment enough for a person twice
her age. Quickly putting on her hat.
she: slipped over to the bank and asked
Covin how niiich cash the citv could have
About all the cash in the bank was a
bag containing .$.'10,000 in gold. The pro
per check was made out('oyle took the
goiu iroui mi! vault, arm, ai 1 tie gins
reipiest, helped her with it back to the
ity treasurer's ollice again it had been
lecided to susiend, und the doors were
losed. '
CI E A P
IF YOU NEED THEM
10c Lemon squeezers, 7c.
15c Pettijohn's Breakfast food, 8c.
10c Pepper sauce, 7c.
25c Musfiroom catsup, I5c,
40c (Jrotind Pepper, 25c.
10c (h-ound Spices, per dozen, lie.
15c ft-ppared .Mustard, 10c.
10c Package Dates, 7c. "
G(Jc Prto Rico molasses, 50c,
50c quart jar Jelly, 10c.
40c Swiss Cheese, 35c.
25c Duffy's bottle cider, 20c.
30c Can Apricots, 25c.
15c Imported Macoroni, l?Jc.
25c Can Pineapple, 20c.
8Jc Can Corn, 5c. :
15c Can Pi PPiU'hes, 10c.
30c Can Bartlet Pears, 25c.
Acme Grocery Co.
Are You a Victim
of Vaccination?
Stovall, N. C,
May 12, 1005.
My Dear Mrs. Person:
I want to say a few words in praise '
of your excellent "Remedy." Some
time ago, as result of compulsory vacci
nation, our family was sore distressed
by a peculiar skin and blood trouble
which was finally agreed by the doctors
to be a poison imbibed from an impure
virus. We tried many prescriptions
from doctors, and sufTered still. My
health failed in other respects and
finally I had boils-17 which could bt
counted, and many smaller ones, on my
face and neck. . ,
I took several bottles of your Kemedy
and gave it also to my children, and jn
a very short time we were all well and
have had no return of the trouble. I
consider
Sirs. Joe I'erson's Keinedy a
Hiendid family 'medicine.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. J, J, Davis.
D. A.
Special Lo w Price
Orv Thursday, June 1st, He will
Begin a Thirty days' SpeciaJ SaJe.
"Nothlnt Mcer Known. "
,
Reflect a
Moment.
When looking for cheapness
don't overlook quality. In
dyeing and cleaning work
comes first, last and always.
We aim to give each customer
the best work for the money
and to have each job carry
with it the " satisfaction of
knowing that the interests of
th e customer " are f ul ly pro
tected. Let us dye that last sum
mer's silk or dry dean that
evening dress for you.
:
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Queen City Steam Dyiiis and
C eani Woits,
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firs. J fl. Hester,
Charlotte.
Jersey Male Calves at
Great Bargains.
With such' breeding as 'Golden
iudf : first . prize . inner over, all
Jerseys 1800 ; Golden Love, hrst
rize two year old bull at Pan-
American 1901 ; Gomrald Merrigold,
sire of twenty-one heifers that sold
at an average of $144.00 each. The
n'eeding of these is correct; prices
right tor liumeaiato accepiance.
Address, ;
Jr h'i A Young,
Gi h iibboro, N. C,
. ..u..,t .i,ns-ft rnmmorc
I iftnri( is vrrv thorouffh
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lias found a dea
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esuable position ana nas
al ?no.leni appointments. Artfirp.
l" Buffalo Brand."
COME TO
HENDRIX'S
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Let everybody come. There will be bar
gains for all. We have too many goods in
fact more than we need or want. They
must be sold. The quickest way to sell
them is to cut the price and cut it deep.
White Goods, Wash Dress Goods,
White Mercerized Waistings, Cotton
Voile, Ginghams, Percales, Sheeting,
Ready-made Sheets and Pillow Cases,
Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Hosiery, ;,
Shoes, Slippers, Muslin Underwear,
Walking Skirts, Lace Curtains.
Anything and everything we have in our
s t o c k wi 11 be offered at red uced prices. Come
to see us. Remember the sale will last for
thirty days.
The Leader
WE WISH TO
Extend Hearty
Thanks
to our fxionrls for the liberal
manner in which they responded to
our invitation to atfend the opening
of our handbome bew soda fountain
on Wednesday." the 17th instant.
Our store was thronged with people
who were kind enough to express
themseives as pleased with our
Fountain and Drinks, as well as
with the improved apjK'arance of
the iutt'iior of our drug store. To
one and all we extend thanks and
best wishes.
FETZEP &
TUCKER.
P. B. JOHNSTON, JULIUS JOHNSTON
, Reidsville. Yanceyville.
A. D. IVIE. LeiksvlHe.
JOHNSTON -JOHNSTON & IV1E.
Practicing - in the State and Federal
Ooiiits. Oflice in Wentworth
Open Every Monday.
DR. '
laFRANCO'S
BH)klct frP. Oil. LAKRNCO,Phllft.Vlphl,P.
a education, lnciuainp oranencsnw
l ...i- ,i ,Tr outQhiiui n i:vorv
mw'.l -
Hn.nf.A(lAn
ino aecov n.emous.
!. Or eons boro, N, C,
Sale,
in Low Prices
30 DAYS OF
VPECIAL PRICES.
Jfi 1 rang, $24.00.
Co ii$agi $29.00.
, :. X t el sange, $33. 00.
X 6t3 d range, $37.00.
PIuit bin r, Tin- Roofing,
0 uttering, etc.
Second-hand cook stoves, $3.50 up.
New cook stoves, $7.50 up.
THE FORD CO.,
Plumbers ' Tinner
P. W. GLIDE WELL.
. Attonioy-at-Law-
Wwtitworth N". C.
Will practice in the State and Federt
courts. At Mayodan every Friday.
DR. C. P. EICHEIBERGER,
I'racficH loutiued to Eye, Ear
None," Throat and to fitting eye
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run crHuuaie uuruiic inc uu. .
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TITDSON PKELE Prin