Reidsville Review.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
OLIVER BROS,, Proprietors.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
REIDSVILLE, JUNE 9, 1905
Some of those people who are now
saying they "don't believe in spite
work" were instrumental in getting up
the dispensary election here two years
ago as a rebuke to the commissioners
for an appointment they made then.
V'T '
We were in error when we stated
Tuesday that the appointment of Capt.
J. W. Feay as tax collector was left
over pending a settlement. There has
been under discussion by the board a
proposition to consolidate the office of
treasurer with that of tax collector,
and to create the office of purchasing
agent for the town. These are the
reasons for the holding over of the fill
ing of the Ktsitton of tax collector. As
stated before, Capt. l'eay has ho oppo
sition, and this year his record was
even better than last year, when he led
all the other tax col e tors. Th re
would be a mighty howl sure enough if
tie commissioners declined to reapoint
Capt. Peay.butwe are glad to know
that this will not be considered.
There is a danger of the town pur
chasing agent making mistakes as well
as other people; As we understand it
the trouble before has been that some
merchants would hold out their accounts
against the town so long that there was
ro way of tracing the buyer. It. might
bf a better idea to force the merchants
to present their bills promptly and to
show orders for the articles sold the
different departments of the town.
These orders could be printed and sign
ed by the heads of the several depart
ments. The purchasing agent for the
South Carolina dispensary system is
accused of many bad things and the
same might be the case with the Reids
ville purchasing agent. The Legisla
ture recently defeated the same propo
aition because of the apparent dangers
of graft.
Reduced Sealeace.
Judge Charles M. Cooke, of louis
burg, who has been holding court here,
is very direct in his manner of speech;
He, moreover, has the gift of humor.
A colored defendant was up before him
for sentence a day or bo ago. "John,"
said the judge, "you'll have to serve
one year on the roads. Now that's all
there is about it -understand? " The
darkey lowel and scraped and mur
mured, "yes, suh, thank you, judge."
After he wan led away Judge Cooke
observed gravely, "Now, that's the
most appreciative defendant we've
had." Later the negro's sentence was
changed to a shorter term. -Winston-Salem
Journal.
Try It Aula.
Saturday evening last was one long
to be remembered. The Electrical
Movers made many efforts to win the
game, but without avail. They were
too weak for the Cross Keys boys. They
were sure of winning the game. At the
sixth inning they were four runs ahead,
but when they put their same pitcher
back in the box they began to fall be
hind and the Cross Keys boys soon
went ahead. But now what hurt the
Cross Keys boys on the start was that
they had to play the Electrical Movers
first and then the electrical mule. I
tell you now when the mule began to
bray it kinder frightened the Cross
Keys boys and they got their start
again. liut they couldn't hold their
ground, for the old mule isn't any
good. The Electrical Movers went to
bat first and last and would not give
the Crrsr Kes boys their last batrThe
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PUSTlCOi-
a durablai
. aanitarv mil
economical material for
tinting and decorating
walls, Buperior to kaUo
mine and wall paper, and
much cheaper thau paint.
PLASTICQ "wmuWbm all
turea of other wall coat
ings, and iao of their die
adrantagea,
racked in dry 1)0 wdr form.
u ttuilo inn nnti
for uh b
by
adding coll
wwi. iuu airtciiona nn
package. Any one can apply
it Sample caid of beautiful
tint for tb hiking.
JAnifnaiiomtn Co.
Ftr Sale in Rtidt.vi)le by
& MONTGOMERY HDW, CJ
game at the last inning stood 13 to 9.
Now the Cross Keys boys are willing to
go over to their own ground and give
them a match game just any time if
they will play the same boys on their
ground that they played at Cross Keys,
and will not come unless they do this.
Now, I oping to hear from you, Electri
cal Movers or Electrical Movers' mule,
we r?main, Cross Keys Team.
Coacert ay Lecal Taleat.
The following is the programme of
the musical to be given under the au
spices of the Indies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church at the Graded School
Chapel on Tuesday night, June 13:
Kramer, Pensionats Frenden Waltzes,
Op. 18, Trio-Mioses Eva Martin and
Lucile and Pattie Wray Womack.
Ma.scheroni, For All Eternity, Vocal
Sob-Miss Emma Jones.
liartlett, Thy Dear Eyes. Vocal Solo
Miss Hettie Ford.
Selected, Gondolier, Vocal Duett
Misses Mattie Irvin and Lucy Penn.
Verdi, Hoffman, "II Trovatore,"
Piano-Miss Eva Harris.
Wilson, Carmena, Voal Solo-Mrs.
Francis Womack.
Weber, Autfordung Zum Tanz, Op.
65, Quartette -Misses ara bupies,
Agnes Martin, Marion and Ida Wo
mack. Bingham, Life's Lullabye, Vocal
Solo-Mrs. Wallace Millner.
Chnpin, Kolonaise, No. i, Quaite te
Misses Sara Staples, Agnes Martin,
Marion and Ida Womack.
Newman, Alone, Vocal Solo-Mr.
Sam Hines.
Selected, '.Goodnight, LittUV Girl,
Goodnight, -.Vocal Swlo-Miss Annie Mc-
Kinney. .
White, Only Thee, Vocal Duett
Mrs. J. F. Wray and Mrs. Francis Wo
mack. General admission :V cents, children
25 cents.
MW Is TIIKTIWK KO HI OHM.
far tiair to i'ur C'aturrli o Tluni it
.Alijr Mlii Himoii.
Now is the time to use Hyomei, wlu-n
the early summer days make it so easy
to cure crtarrhal troubles. The Hyomei
treatment, breathed for a few minutes
three or four times in May or June,
will do good twice as quickly as it did
in January, and nearly everyone knows
that usea taitniuny men, u completely
rids the svstem of catarrh. v ',.
Hyomei is a purely vegetable prepara
tion whose active curative properties
are given off when it is breathed by the
aid of the pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit. It destroys all germ
life in the air passages, purifies the
blood by supplying additional ozone,
and its healing, volatile, antiseptic fra
grance reaches every corner of the re
spiratory tract as no medicine taken
throuirh the stomach can oossibly do.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar, and consists of a neat in
haler that can be carried in the purse
or vest-pocket and will last a lifetime,
a medicine dropper, and a bottle of
Hyomei. Extra bottles of Hyomei can
be procured, if desired, for fifty cents.
At this season of the year when ca
tarrhal troubles can be so quickly and
readily cured, the merits of the Hyomei
treatment shouln be carefully investi-
Sated by everyone and a complete out
t should be in every home. Fetzer &
Tucker personal guarantee with every
Hyomei outfit they sell to refund the
money if it does not give satisfaction.
There is no risk whatever to the pur
chaser of Hyomei.
Reaewali aad New Subscribers .
I. h. Pritchett, Benaja.
It I) Reid, Wentworth.
P B Johnston, Reidsville.
J P Bennett, R F D 4, Reidsville.
Mrs T W Kemp, Spencer.
W H Settle, RFD 4, Reidsville.
J I) Matkins, Thompsonville.
J B Worsham, Locust Hill.
R T Eatea, Oregon.
R. W. Roach, Reidsville.
Miss Lucy Burton, R F D 4, Reidsville.
I) F Boggs, High Point.
S E Gunn, R F 1) 2, Reidsville.
L H Hardy, Reidsville.
J P Powell, High Point.
J B Motley, New York.
Dr L T Smith, Reidsville.
Miss Jennie Hopkins, Brown Summit,
D S Barber, Reidsville.
J W Dameron, Reidsville.
J B Johnston, Reidsville.
Jeff Brande, Pritchetts.
Sallie Watt, Reidsville.
F M Roberts, R F D 4, Reidsville,
C II Cole, Stoneville.
R II BU c'tw ell," Easth.nl. '
liHin.it i iiuet ! I'Hrnl
by local applications, as they cannot
reacneu mis aiseaseu Hinion oi me ear.
There is only way to cure deafnesa. and
that is by constitutional remedies.
I)afpess is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the .''mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have a rambling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed. Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be ta
ken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mu-
bs surfaces.
coWe will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take flail's Family pills for consti
pation, rnlitl Auklr, Stiff Nrk. Ijimv Shoulder
These are three common ailments for
WhktJambvrlaijj's J'ainBalnns es
pecially valuable. If promptly applied
it will save you time, money and suffer
ing when troubled with any one of
these ailments, for sale by Brittaln.
Sailer Ntci.
Well, there has been quite an im
provement on that little reception room
at Sadler.
I am sorry the strawberries are about
all gone, but the dewberries are getting
ripe, I see.
Mr. W. T. Johnson, of near Lawson
ville, was visiting his relatives here
this week.
Mr. Jim Nance, of Danville, is spend
ing a lew days at Mr. J. A. Talley's
this week.
Mrs. Jim Benton and children, of
Ruffin, spent Saturday and Sunday in
this section.
Miss Mollie Daniel went to Greens
boro this week to visit her brother.
Mr. J. ... W, Lovelace, of Reidsvile,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mrs. Mary Pruitt, after spending a
few days with her brother, Mr. Jim
Daniel, has returned to her home at
Ruffin. .'.-
The people around here are glad to
know that Mr, W. H. Schoolfield is re
moving his saw mill to near Reidsville
again. "
.lu-l lVlutt Kviine Sliuulil I hi.
Mr J T Barber, of Irwinville, Ga, al
ways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand ready for.instant use. Attacks
of colic, cholera morbus and diarrhoea
come on so suddenly that there is no
time to hunt a doctor or go to the store
for medicine. Mr Barber says: "I have
tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy which is one of the
best medicines 1 ever saw. I keep a
bottle of it in mv room as I have nad
several attacks of colic and it has prov
ed to be the best medicine I ever used.
Sold by Brittain's Drug Store.
.No eii--t About II.
It w no scrt. that for cuts, burns
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, boils
pir nothing iq mo. effective as Bucklen'i
Arnica Salve. "It didn't take long to
cure a uau sore l nau, anu u is an o k
for sore eyes," writes I) L Gregory, ot
Hope, I ex. ZM at Allen s or app .
Mrs. Louis Ernest, Evansville, Ind.:
"Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is
splendid. Makes sick people well. Cured
me after all others failed." Tea or
tablets. - Sapp, the Druggist.
It takes a severe matrimonial frost to
kill the orange blossoms used in making
Holhster s Rocky Mountain lea. .5oc
Tea or tablets. - Sapp, the Druggist.
"I'lici f woulil x' loo in nt h money in
tlic world if women wore cominoii-sciHC
clothes.
up to-tliik' drug store is
this plate tu go to. to solid .
to, r 'phone to '-.
your (Inijr store heeds.
Fresh
all new stock. No old '
timers
Drugs and
Medicirves
Lowest priees.
BRITTAIN'5
Drug Store. ;
Denuy building Red Front. :
i ' n.i.-i ''.-' : i
Moment.
When looking for cheapness
don't overlook quality. - In
dy eing and cleaning work
comes lirst, last and always.
We aim to give each customer
the Lest work ' for the money;"
and to have each job carry
with it the satisfaction of
knowing that the interests of
the customer are fully, pro-:
tected. '-' - '
Ijet us dye that last sum-i
nier's silk or dry dean that
evening dress for you.
t Qnccn City Steam Eyiii and :
I Ccaninn Worts,
ST Hrs. J. n. Hester,
Charlotte. I
NOTICE
I heicby call for Rockingham 5 'per
cent, bods No. 1234 and "5, $300.00 each
issued May 7, 1900. This June 7, 1905.
M. F. Pinnu, Sheriff,
Rockingham county.
n a n nnn oa lv n
iha meat hMllna aalva In the werid.
Britteun s
rioasanda Ilare Kllney Troutls
and Don't Enow it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common g!ass with your
tier and let it s'.and twenty-four hours, a
, i sediment or set-
J nvll tling indicates an
iW? if.lt stain
your linen it i;
evidence of k'd
ney trouble: too
frequent cesire to
pass It cr pair in
the back is also
.onvincing proof that the kidneys and blad
ler are out of order.
What Co l)o.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
iten expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swan.p
Rot, the jreat kidney remedy fulfills every
vish in curinp rheumatism, pain in the
ack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
f the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
o bold water and scalding pain in passing
, tr had effects following use of liquor,
.-ine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasf nt
icressity of being compelled to go often
iuring ths day. and to get up many times
ljring the night. The mild and the extra
ariinary effect of Swamp f00t Is soon
ealized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
' f you need a medicine you should have the
aest. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $ I . sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
vtnerful discovery fovL
ni a book th.-t tells
nere about it, both sent
bsalutely free by mail,
laress ur. Mimer at Hom of Swimp-Rooi
li Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
oo reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remem
ber the name, Swamp-Root, and the
addrea, Binghamton, N. Y., on bottle.
We Offer for
4iH- Ground Peppr, I'ur.
Me (iriniud Spices, per o,., ."..
10c Whole spices, per ( ,., or
85c Marashiiio Cherries, ?Oc.
:io- IJot tic Olives, L'nc.
2,)c Bottle Olives, l.V. V
25c Tomato Ketchup, H:
:iic Tomato Ketclitip, 25v.
20c Heinz's Mustard Dressing, 15c.
.'15c Durkee's Salad Dressing, 30e.
1 5c Prepaired Mustard, 10c.
25c Bottle Fruit Jams, 18c.
I Oc Pepper sauce, 7c.
25c Mushroom catsup, 15c.
25c Engiish Plum Pudding, 20c.
50c Quart Jar Jelly, 35c.
8c Can Corn, 5c.
25c Can Pineapple, 2ic.
2ic Corn Beef Hash. 1 5c.
loc Can Soups, 7c.
30c Can Apricots, 25c.
10c Shredded Codfish, 7c.
25c. Heinz's Sweet Pickle, qt., 20c.
15c Can Pie Peaches, loc,
15c Pettijohn's Breakfast food, 8c.
15c Breakfast food, two for J 5c,
10c Lemon squeezers, 7c.
OOc Porto Rico molasses, 5c.
100 Plug Sun Cured Tobaccc, 7c.
10c Package Dates, 5c.
10c Pearl Sago, 5c,
10c Pearl Barley, 5c.
10c Tapioco, 5e.
1ok1h charged at regular prices,
but above pcices are for cash only.
Acme Grocery Co.
A LIFE IN
HIS HANDS
In filling prescriptions a druggist
ofteu has a life in his hands. You
rim 'no risk when you have us fill
your prescriptions and wants iu
The Drug Line
Fetzer and Tucker are both regj
istered druggistsand "are always
ready to serve you. Let us fill
your prescriptions and know it is
always filled just as the doctor
intended,
FETZER &
TUCKER,
' Prescription Druggists.
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A school offerinir a technical commercial education, including branches not
f;itwA ( t,ArtUK..,k. T. . A 4.
has found a desirable "portion and hfta
all modem appointmenti. Addrenv
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Most ..'Reliable :and DciK-nduble Merchandise Priceil fur a Very Little
Consideration.
Figured Organdy Lawns, valued 7c, for
34-inch Wash Bftistc, value 10c, for
32-inch Lasta Wash Voile, value 17 l-2c, for
Mercerized Silk Persian Lawns, value 4(k" for
Cream. White and Fa
36-inch White China silk, value 8c, for
ou-incn oiacK ana wavy Mohairs, value 75c, for
h en's Neglijee shirts, value 50c, for
Men's White Madras shirts, ualue 85c, for
Men's Suspenders, value 21c to 40c, for
American Linon, 36-inches wide, for shirt waists,
Irish Linon, value 35c, for
French Lawn, value 40c, for
This Week Only.
THE HUB
IK
It is my pleasure to state that for
the past three years I have been iden
tified with the Insurance business in
Reidsville and the surrounding com
munity, anc" I will say that my efforts
in this connection have met with appro
val, judging from the measure ot sup
port Lgiven me by our people, all of
which I most sincerely appreciate.
Representing as I do a number of the
strongest and best companies that are
licensed to do business in this State,
and having conducted the business to
their entire satisfaction, I feel that I
can say with confidence that there is
no better equipped Insurance office in
this , section, or one that will offer
better, and more prompt service, than'
I am prepared to give. This being the
case, I earnestly solicit a full share of
the patronage of this community, aud
would have you feel assured that your
interests are well protected in my
hands, and now beginning with June
1st, I am opening in connection with
the Insurance Business a Real Estate
and Rental Agency, notice of which
will appear later a new departure for
Reidsville, and one that I feel is much
needed.
Thanking one and all for any and
every indication of appreciation and
support, I am, Most respectfully,
John D. Hukfines.
BARGAIN SALE
WOOTTON BROS.
We are just getting in
which we put on sale today,
surprise you. In addition
stock of
i Ladies Oxford Ties
and Slippers at and some BELOW COST to close them out.
This gives you a chance, this early iu the season, that you
seldom ever have. , I
These specials are spot cash, come and save some money.
WOOTTON BROS.,
June 7, 1905 .Reidsville, N. C.
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DR.
LaFRHNCO'S
I COMPOUND.
Safe, ipilt r(Hil'on SSctntii. DrufdsHor rtiHL
Booklet (ro. DR. LaFRAHCO. Pbllaielphla.Fa.
ffllEY5mE:iEYCUr3
Uafca KMmytand Bladder la
hio-k wmAm mnA WfiU PJitjlhlliihfid JLVCrY
given aattafaction. No decoy methoda.
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aB,n Hul.l. ummb.,,. . ,
1
3 7-c
9 l-2c
9 l-2c
25c
50c
50c
niw
'
25c
50c
19c
10c
lSc
25e
Suits, value 25c, for
THE HUB
a big line of Notion Samples,
these goods go at prices that
to this we are putting all our
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P. B. JOHNST0M, JULIUS JOHNSTON,
Reidivllle. Viacejvnie.
A. 0. IYIE. Lctkivllle.
JOHNSTON JOHNSTON 4 I7IE.
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PractioifK in the State and Federal
Coiiits. Office in Wentworth
; Open Every Monday.
taught in ordinary business chools. The
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