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FI5HING DANCING SAILING BVTMINU
Finest, wolf.st and most di ightful resort on th Atlantic
Coast. Service is superb; cuisine unexcelled; accomodation
for 1,000 guests. Satisfaction guaranteed. .
firosham will make anyone feel at home, and give you
the whole house to do ui you please with. Fishing at
present unexcelled. Fine Orchest ra.
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E. B ORESMAn, rianaRer, Morchead City, N. C.
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The Mecklenburg Hotel,
The Greatest Pleasure and
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New and elegant hotel, ideal climate. Malaria unknown.
Coif Tennis, Archery, Howling I'ool, Milliards, Quoits,
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Hallroom. Hyilraulic department embraces nineteen va
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winners St. Louis and Chicago Kxpositions.
For rates and information, write
Mecklenburg Hineral Spring Co,,
Chase City, Virginia.
north Carolina
State Normal and Industrial College.
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To secure board in the dormitories, all free tuition applications should be made
before .Inly 1". Correspondence invited from those desiring competent teachers
and stenographers. For catalog and other information, address
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the social news and other features of
special interest to, them. It is proud
of its thousands of lady friends and
proposes this summer to send four f
them off on a summer outing at its ex
pense and as its guests. ..
This outing will cost the ladies noth
ing, and they will be The Review's
guests in two of the most popular re
sorts in the State. Either the Atlantic
Hotel, at Morehead City, where the
"ocean breezes blow," the celebrated
Vade-Mec'um Springs, "the carlsbed of
the South." or the Mecklenburg Hotel,
at Chase City, "the South 's most pop-!
ular health and pleasure resort, can
be selected as the points to be visited,
and every courtesy and accommodation
will be accorded The Review s visit
ors at these pleasant resorts.
Selecting the young ladies to enjoy ,
this outing is a delicate task for The
Review, and it has been decided to
allow its readers to name them. It is
proposed that each one of them shall
have an equal chance in selecting the
guests, and the plan decided upon will
be simple and permit of no partiality j
to anyone.
In each issue from now until August
lKth. at 10 o'clock a. m;, there will
appear in this paper a coupon, entitling
anyone securing the same to a vote in
this contest, and boxes will be kept at
ISrittian'a Fed Front Pharmacy and
Fetzer & Tucker's drug store, where
all ballots may be deposited. On the
date named the young lady having the
largest number of votes will be entitled
to select the place to which she may
desire to go. and also name her chaper
one to accompany her. She will be
permitted to select any chaperone she
may desire, and the transportation and
hotel expenses of both herself and
chaperone will be settled for by THE
Review. The young lady receiving the
second largest number of votes will be
permitted to Belect her chaperone and
both will be entertained at the other
resort with all expenses of transporta
tion and hotel paid. '
The outing will be for two weeks and
mav be enjoyed any time after the 18th
of August, when rest and recreation is
so pleasant and helpful The contest
is free to every lady in Rockingham
and Caswell counties, and for the pres
ent the names of all those having votes
will be published in The Review. The
ballots will be counted every Tuesday
and Friday mornings at 9 o'clock, and
the result announced in this paper on
those days. No one connected with this
office will be allowed to vote or assist
in counting the ballots.
Every subscriber who has paid for
The Review since the first day of June
will be presented with a card good for
40 votes, and those who pay between
now and 10 a. m. . on August 18th will
also be given a card. A haif-dollar's
subscription will entitle subscribers to
20 votes. Amounts less than 50 cents
will not entitle anyone to votes and
with our clubbing offers we will only
trive one card of 40 votes, although the
amount paid in may be more than $1.
Every one will be permitted to pay all
they owe on back subscription, but no
one subscription can be paid for more
than 18 months in advance.
Cantain J. W. Peay and Messrs. R
S. Montgomery and Russell Tucksr will
count the ballots and issue the cards to
The Revikw to be gi . en out to its
subscribers.
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If voted before JULY 13. is K..od for ONE VOTF: for
ItiiHPlmll tlit) fourth.
The Reidsvillp team defeated the
Winston bascballists in the Twin-City
Tuesday, the score being 8 to 2. The
entire Reidsville team did good playing
and Pegram " pitched - superbly. - The
afternoon game was called off on ac
count of rain.
The Reidsville third nine was de
feated by the Adelaide Electric Movers
by a score of 23 to 8.
Reidsville's cotton mill team and the
club at Apple's Btore crossed bats on
the latter's diamond and the score was
8 to 5 in favor of the country.
The Thompsonville team went down
to Ossippee and tried their luck, being
defeated 11 to ,2 in the morning and 10
to 9 in the afternoon.
The colored team from Leaksville
was defeated by the Reidsville aggre
gation, score 8 to 2. .
As .entitled to one of The Review's free Summer Outings
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Tli Diamond Cure
The latest news from Paris is that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. It you tear consump
tion or pnejmonia it will, however, be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W T Mcuee, oi vanieer,
Tenn. "I had a cough for 14 years.
King's New Discovery for consumption,
Nothing helled me until I took Dr
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Ar relief and effected a permanent cure."
Toughsand eoldsr-wMehTravrinstant
d Unequalled quick cure for throat and
V lung troubles. At Allen's and Sapp's
guaran-
Commissioner's Sale.
F YOU will
eat more
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you can do more
work, enabling
you to earn more
money, so that
you can buy more
U need a Biscuit
do more work and
earn still wore
money.
Hv virtue of authority conferred in
me by the .Superior Court of Rocking
ham county, appointing the undersigned
a commissioner to sell lands, I will, on
THURSDAY, JULY 2i, l'Xi-i,
at 1 o'clock n. m., in front of the
Bank of Reidsville, Reidsville, N. C,
expose to public sale the following de
scribed lands, to-wit:
On the waters of Hogans' creek,
beginning at a Black Dyers corner
South with that line 68 poles crsssing
two branches to Black Oak, thence
East, crossing Hogan's creek 176 poles
to a Post Oak, thence North with
Nathan Price's line 58 joles to a large
White Oak, thence East 21 poles to a
White Oak, thence North with Price's
line 2G2 poles to a White Oak sapling
and gum, thence West crossing Hogan's
creek North 43 poles, in all 162 poles to
a pile of rock, thence South 20 degrees
West 87 poles to a Gum sapling and
Spanish Oak thence North 65 degrees
West with James Paschall's line 45
poles to a Hickory sapling on the hill
side near a hranch, Paschall's line,
thence up the branch South 71 poles to
an Ash in the branch, thence West 116
poles with Bethell'8 line to a Spanish
Oak; thance South 144 poles to a Black
Oak, thence West 36 poles to a Black
Oak, thence South by the spring 26
poles to a Black Oak, thence East
crossing the branch 116 poles to Hickory
sapling, thence North 50 pjles to a
Post Oak, thence East 48 poles to first
station and containing 547 acres and
known as tne "Watt Place."
The terms of sale is one-third cash on
day of sale, pne-third in 12 months and
one-third in two yea.s.
This June 19th, 1905.
P. W. Glidewell, Com'r.
NOTICH
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Don't fortrt
Graham Crackers
Batter Thin Biscuit
Social Tea Biscuit
Lemon Snaps
By virtue of an execution issued out
of the U. S. Circuit Cwurl at Greens
boro, N. C, on May 12, 1905, in case of
United States vs. James D. Joyce,
James N. Smith and Alfred Smith, I
have this day levied upon, and will on
FRIDAY, THE 7TH OF ATGUST, '05,
at 12 o'clock M., at the court-house
door, in the town of Wentworth, in the
county of , Rockingham, sell to the
highest bidder for cash all the right,
title and interest of said James 1).
Joyce in and to the following tract or
parcel of land, to satisfy said execution,
described to-wit: A certain tract of
land, lying and being in Price township,
Rockingham county, adjoining the lands
of Robert Price Millner, Baugh and
others, it being the interest of Rufus
Joyce and wife in the lands of Felix G.
Joyce allotted to them, containing by
estimation 144 acres, more or less. For
description see plat of division of land
of Felix G. Joyce, deceased. L
This the 4th day of July, 1905,
J. M. MILLIKAN, U. S. M.
By N. P. Easley, D. M.
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OUR .
Gel ebrated
Beer
For Sale by
Purgason & Qillie,
Sole Agents fur
Reidsville, N. C.
Absolutely Pure.
Ask For It.
The Vriginia Brewing Co
Roanoke. Va.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will, at the court-house in
Wentworth, before J. V. Price, C. S. C,
on Monday, Juiy 10, 1905, at noon, file
final account and make disbursement ot
the assets of P. II. Williamson and
H. Williamson & Co., under the
deed of Assignment of date December
22nd, 1904, when and where all creditors
must appear and file due proof of any
and all claims against the said'P. H. Wil
liamson and P. H. Williamson & Co.,
as required by law, as otherwise they
will forfeit their right to participate in
the assets disbursed.
Reidsville, N. C, May 30, 1905.
S. H. Bushnell, Assignee of
P. II. Williamson and
. P. H.Williamson & Co.
1 Hit lie
feh li in oil
ii to 1
j. j0. jt J0'' y "Zif" drug stor: price 600 and $1,
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Notice
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Seed Potatoes
IN COLD STORAGE
For Late Flantiiu).
Planted in June and July, these
yield large crops of fine potatoes
ready for digging just before cold
weather comes on, . carrying
through the winter in Iret-clasi
condition for either home use or
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supply them nnsprouted and in
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when they are required for late
planting.
Book your order rly io m to jet
the kinds yon want, but don't order
shipment until you are ready to plant,
aa the potatoes commence to sprout very
soon aftef being taken oat of cold itor
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We are headquarters for Cow Poaa.
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to. Seasonable Price-list telling all
about Seeds for Bummer planting,
mailed on request,
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Comfort is now the main consideration in
ilri'sK, but of course look must not be Kacriiiced.
Ouo Summer Clothe) combine both they are cool,
comfortable; mnart looking and fit' as if made-to-measure.
If you want a real serviceable suit for business,
the mountains, the seashore any sort of outdoor
weay our thin, airy, tropical weight wool crash,
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UWIVERSITY
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1789 1905.
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Sept. 21, 1905. Address .
FlUSrCH F. VtlUBLE, PMimiXT,
. Chapel Hill, N, C,