DO YOU GET U?
" WITH A LAHE BACK ?
tliacj Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the new,
paper Is sure t know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the cat Uldnev. liver
I and bladder remedy.
lr is ins great medl
ur cal triumDh of the ni
Iicenm century: a
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi-.
' oent kidney and blad
der SOeci!!t an4 I.
. .i
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
kme back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou--.
ties and Brighfs plsease, which Is the worst
form of kidney-trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not reo
ommended for everything bu! If you have kid
ney, Bver or bladder trouble it will be found
lust the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work. In private
practice, among the helpless 'oo poor to pur
chase relief and has proved s successful In
every case that a special arangemcnt has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried ft, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
lelllng more about Swamp-Root and how to
findout if ysu have kidney orbiaddertrouble.
When writing mention reading this st nerour
oner in wis paper and (vr'
Dr. Kilmer 8c Co..Binp.KAe uJiii..
hamton, N. Y. The
regular imy ceni sra Bom B-i- .p-iw
irtsok! -1 aani dr., ris'.
WINSTON
Mi
Keep in stock Jewell Oak
Tanud Leather Belt, Man- S
haitnn Rubber Belt,0 Beet
Grade Bandv Belt. Wnol 7,
3r Steel and Iron Pulley. Fair-
In fact every thing needed in
mill or factory supplier, 8
PLUMBING
AND HEATING
CONTRACTORS
Ask for
Prices.
J
Reidsville
Concrete
Construction
Company
Have auita a niinntv nf RniMino Rltra
in comers, stretchers, octagon and cir
cle. Blocks, porch, pier and cap blocks,
Sewer Pipe, 6, 8, 12, 18 and 24 inch, 2
feet lengths. Plain and Faced Brick.
And ia fact they are in the market to
do any kind of Concrete work, make
contracts for small or lare jobs. Ce
ment Building Blocks laid in the wall at
the small cost for common brick.
IV.-T.lVooifon,
Manager.
HOW ARE YOU
FIXED UP FO R
WliNIJtiKY
Po you need anew heater,
a new grate or cook stove?
If so we are prepared to
serve you from a full stock.
A few dollars Invested in
a new stove which acts
right will save vou many
dollars and much worry
this winter
Heaters for coal or wood
MARTIN
& WHITE,
Plumbers; Tinners, Stoves
To
Hi.
!XTHAT PLACE
r V. a T - I
TOT
1
-I Ulrinvin in Diit Ann Dlrjhn &
g: IIICI C lb VUl VUO f iatD f
Biiv Confec
' - u
H E f'nest line of box and loose
candies; confections, fruits, m'xed
to
1
hrfstmss rtquisitis ccr tit v r in
Santa Claus cannot snpply hfs
Reidsville
needs elsewhere, fo ccmc on row
ft
rush
Prices right and
NEWS ABOUT
THE VICINITY
12 1 SI'
LOCALETTES GIVEN BRIEFLY
Items Gathered by Reporters Since
' Our Last Issue.
Mr. Charlie Harris, of Florence, S
C, is here.
M ' Julius Mills is here for a short
visit t. his parents.
Mr. N. J. Palmer has-been reappoint
edjpostmaster at Milton. ,
Mr. C. A. Stephens, of New York, ia
here for a visit to Lis people.
Anjnfant child of Mr. and Mrs. J m
Gilley died Sundsy tfternoon
Mr III. W. Hines is having hie resi
dence on Main street repainted.
Miss Lillian Mathews is at home from
Spray for her Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Blanche Law and children are
here from Old Trinity for Christmas.
Miss Sarah Staples ia at home from
Rrt Springs Seminary for Christmas.
I 'sa Florence Pannill is here from
Or .vinsboro to spend the week with hr
f unds.
Messrs. Sullivan and Leslie Taylor,
of Semora, are visiting at Mr. J. W.
Degrotte's home.
Mr. W. A. Meador and one of his
c (fur, of High Point, are yisttinjj
xheir relatives here.
Miss Bessie Withers has returned
from Georgia, where she has been
spending some time.
Mr. "Alec Sloan is spending some
time in Reidsville, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. P. D. Watt.
Miss Annu Barnes, who has been
teaching school in Iredell county, ia
here to spend the holidays.
Messrs. Will Thomas, Crawford Sta
ples and Lawrence Clark, of Durham
are here to spend a few days.
Mr. W. F. Glass, of No. 5, was ,in
town yesterday and called around to
see how The Review was fixed for
Cnristmas.
Mr. Frank Crawford is spending a
few days here with Mr. Wesley Trot
ter. He is en route from his school to
Atheville.
Mrs. A. S. Galloway and Mu?es
Gertie Harris, Lucy Hall and Jeannetie
Butler leave tomorrow for New York
to spend the holidays.
Mr. W. R. Jones, formerly a member
of the clerical force at Penn's, has ar
rived to spend several days with his
home-folks near Reidsville.
Mr. A Wis Barnes, ot the South, hss
arrived for the Christmas festival in
Reidsville and his own wedding festiv
ities in High Point on Jan. 1st.
Our good friend, Mr. Monroe Dur
ham, of No. 5, was in the city yest er
diy and called around to bring sorr e
Christmas cheer to his favorite news
paper. Mr. R. S. Lemons, of Stoneville,
writes a Reidsville friend that ne ha
broken the county's record for big hogs
He killed one a few days ago which
weighed 666 pounds.
There will be services at the Episco
pal church tomorrow morning at 11
o'clock. The Sunday-School exercises
will take place Thursday night The
public is cordially invited.
The attention of the farmers of this
section is again called to the meetirg
ofthe Tobacco Growers' Association to
be held in "Danville on tho 30th. This
is an important meeting and every one
who can should attend.
A fir? alarm was turned in yesterday
morning about 8:30 o'clock and the de
partment found Mr. Wallace Millner's
residence in danger of a serious confla
gration. The blaze was confined to one
room and the damage was slight.
Business in Reidsville has been very
good the past few days. Saturday the
streets were lined with Christmas
shoppers, and yesterday and today the
merchants, with additional forces, have
been hard put to wait on their trade.
The Chrictmaa entertainment at the
Presbyterian church last night was
enjoyed by a large number of people.
The Sunday Schxl scholars were pre
sented with presents, and there was an
imitation Santa Clau? and a cMmney
made of candy boxesv
St
?
IS WARE'S
rjuts, fire works, and all kinds of W
bifo e
Tfie
crp is good.
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liWft 0 briwWrrr.Ll..l.M,t V.11L IS
EiEsrecncy csctor ia jcj t:;s. C.tj er
roar ccsejl.cL 2SctialslnatdniStm
The annual Christmas enter a'nrm nt
for the Baptist Sunday Schoo' will take
place Friday night There will be no
admission charge, but all those who
attend are urged to bring an apple or
o-ange or some suitable oTering for
the orphans.
- The Virginia-North Carolina Con
structionist roues to us under a Spray
date line and is a neat and readable 12
page issue with W, I. Boone as editor.
The paper will endeavor to fill a Ion J
felt want in the hustling manufactur
ing town and we trust its career will be
us ful. The subscription price is $1.60
per year, and the paper will appear
weekly.
A motion was made Saturday for bail
f jr Rufus tSlade, who so seriously
stabbed Davt Hooper several days ago.
SUde was represented by Messrs
Gli Jewell & Lane, and Ho pe employed
Mr. T. S. Reid to represent him. Mayor
Montgomery, after hearing a statement
from Dr. Jett as to Hooper's condition,
fixed the bond of Slada at $500, which
was readily given.
The entertainment at the Seminary
Thursday night was pronounced the
best of the many events of its kind
given at this pop liar school. Every
number on the program was faultlessly
rendered, and the piano selections by
Miss Mary Haskins, of the music de
partment, were exquisite. Yesterday
a Christmas tree was thoroughly en
joyed by the departing studenta.
'ihe macadamizing crw of the coun
ty convict force has be n moved from
Leaksville township to Wentworth, and
the road from Settle's bridge to Reids
ville is being macadamized. The hews
of this action on the part of the com
missioners will come as the surprise of
the Christmas holidays, as it baa been
supposed that all of the roads, avenues
and streets of Spray .would be put in
shape before any work elsewhere could
be done.
Fo'ur negro childien, ranging in age
from two to nine years, were burned to
death Saturday night between 9 and 10
o'clock at the home of their father.
Will Brown, about a mile from Gate-
wood's store, in Caswell county. The
mother of the children has been dead
f jr some time, and the father had left
the house to be gone an hour or to.
When he returned his hsme was in
ashes and the four children burned to
death.
The Edna Cotton Mjjls closed down
last night for the holidays, and the op
eratives were made happy by the gen
erosity of Mr. Pipkin, the treasurer,
and Mr. Manly, the superintendent.
Two thousand pounds' of ham, ten tar-
Is of apples ten bar. els of oranges,
51? pounds of candy, and 300. pounds of
mixed nuts were distributed out t
them, treasurer Pipkin tells as thi t
the Edna has been running full time
and expects to continue. No more
welcome Christmas greeting could be
given out to the people oi r.eiasvn.e
than this statement.
Mr. Herbert Morrison, a valued at
tache of The Review, went to Madisin
yesterday on a most happy raissioi.
Early this morning he was un ted ia
marriage to Miss Florence Meador, an
accomplished daughter of Mr. R. H.
Meador. The ceremony, a quiet home
affair, waa performed by Rev. W, H,
Wilson at the Planters Hotel, the pro-
proprietor, Mr. J. B. Webster, being a
sister-in-law of the bride. Mr, aid
Mrs. Morrison will return to Reidsville
this afternoon and for the present will
board with the parents of the groom cn
Lawsonville avenue. The marriage of
these young people is the culmination
of a courtship begun more than a year
ago when Mr. Morrison went to Madi
son as the foreman of the Herald.
Their many friends extend felicitations
and hope their life will prove "one
long, sweet dream."
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Go to S. S. Harris for the best full
dress shirts.
Jersey cow for sale. P. W. Glide-
well, Reidsville.
Good farm or work horse for sale.
J. . . '
Don't fail to notice our windows
every day. J. M. Tesh & Sons,
'lob work printed when you want it
and as you want it at this office.
See or 'phone H. P. -Brown if you
want your wood sawed. 'Phone 503..
Have you seen the lovely new Teddy
Bear bracelets at John C. Morrison's
A full lire of the Arrow Brand col
lars in the latest styles at S S.Harris.
.Everything new and novel and of
guaranteed quality at John C. Morri
son's. .", .
We will pay best market prices in
cash for shelled corn. Ilutcherson
Bros. ..
Temptirg Attractions at S. S. Harris.
All heavy Overcoats at 1 4 off regular
prices. ; v:
Nice supply raisins, candies, figs,
nuts, fruits, etc , for Ghristmaa at H.
T. Martin's.
Call 'phone 79 to place your orders
for ready-cut wood, pine or oak.--J.
H. Rascoe.
stamping done on short notice. Mrs.
J. R Newell, 'Phone 138.
See those beautiful Teddy Bear brace
lets, the most catchy novelty extant
At John C. Werrisou'a.
Lost a white setter with few b'ack
epota.- Answers to name of -''Nell.''
(-$5.00 reward if returned to C. R. Joyce
R. F. D.2.
Tub Review ard th Thrice a-w. ek
f N;W York Wor.J mlv SI 6i Vrar
- - -
A boaotifu htmk of ti.f U'.ieierp!T
' K'oVtS in Olctati uttd iruinrt-sed kid,
, Buck Gaui.llels Pte at S. S.
rrt8.
we mesn juit what we say in our
advertisement found in another column
of this issue. -J. M. Tesh & Sons.
' For sale at a bargainr-Two good
horses, good wagon and harness. John
K. Smith, P. O. Box 187, Reiisville.
All clothing tor Men, Young Men &
Boys going at reduced prices so all can
have a new suit for X mas. S; S. Harris.
Parents desiring their children begin
music at the first of the New Year, ap
ply to Mrs. R. M. B. Ellington for
terms. :;
Wedding gifts and Christmas gifts
should be useful and something that
will last You can get these at John
C. Morrison'.
Wanted. Second-hand bags and
burlap. Any kind, any quantity, any
where. We pay freight -Richmond
Bag Co., Richmond, Va.
A nice pair of shoes would make an
ideal Christmas gift for some relative
or friend. You will fiind a varied stock
and at all prices- at Felix M ilea'.
For Rent-6 rooms, two furnished, 8
rooms if my wife and I can board and
with extra good garden also. Apply to
J. M. Hams, East Market street
If your bill heads or statements are
running short send in your order for
new ones. Don't wait until the last
moment The Review Co., The Perfect
Printers,
When in djubt what to give him,
remember we have the best ne of ci
gars in town. In boxes of 25, 50 and
100-Fetzer& Tucker, the Dependable
Druggists
Do you know that the only drug Btore
here with two registered druggists to
fiill your prescriptions and drug wants
U Fetzer & 'fucker, the Dependable
Druggists. " '
J. A. Brackin's store, next to J. H.
Burton's, will be headquarters for
Christmas candies, mixed nuts, and
confectioneries. . Before you get your
snpply give him a call
A new line of shoes just in, and I
bought them with the view of selling
them before we get ready for taking
stock. The prices have been marked
to move them off and all we ask is that
you examine them. -J. C Huffines
Lost -On Scales street between D.
A. Hendrix's dry foods store and the
post office a pocket book containing
123.00 in greenback, $15 CO in script
and some small change. Reward if re
turnded to Miss Emma Schoolfield, or
to this office.
More accidents happen during the
Christmas nofidays than any time of
the year. If you are not protected see
J. N. Craig, Sec. of Reidsville Insurace
and Reality Co. who can give you the
best life, accident, sick or fire Insur
ance to be had at the lowest rates.
AH persons are hereby warned not
to cut or take hoi or anything else
from our lands near High Rock, known
as the Simpson and Rich places, one
tract containing 450 acres and the other
50 seres; and the public is likewise
forbidden to hunt on Baid lands, with,
or without dog or gun, by day or by
night, or to otherwise trespass thereon.
- H. R. Scott & James Robinson
TRAINED NURSE
. 1 'Aft-'"'
Writes a Letter tothe People.
"To Whom It May Concern: I am a
t-aired nurse of nine years' experience
in hospitals and private eaaes, and for
the benefit of the people of Reidsville I
wish you would publish my experience
with the cod liver preparation, Vinol.
"I was completely prostrated from
overwork. I hud n appetite, could
not sleep, my kidneys, liver and bowels
became inactive, and as I giew weak
er I could not retain either medicine or
food on my stomach, and raised blood.
The doctors said my condition was crit
ical end I would i robably dir.
"As I had seen Vinol prescribed for
my patients with such remarkable re
sults, I decided to try it After the
first bottle I began to improve. I con
tinued its use, and soon began to sleep
and eat well, every organ in my body
was strengthened and became normal,
until it seemed good to be alive and I
was restored to perfect health tnd
strength. ' " r "
""I advise all my patients who need
strength, rich, red blood, and flesh tis
sue to take Vinol, as it is bo far su
perior to old-fashioned cod liver oil,
emulsions, or other tonics." Elizabeth
M. Cremond, Trained Nurse, Boston,
Mass.
In Reidsville we se'l Vinol on a posi
tive guarantee to return money if it
fails. Fetzer & Tucker, Druggists.
Wneo to go Nome.
From the Bluffton, Ind., Banner.
"When tired out, go home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun, go home. When you want to
show others that you have reformed, go
home and let your family get acquainted
with the fact When you want to (how
yourself at your best, go home and do
the act there. When you feel like being
extra liberal, go home and practice cn
your wite and cnuaren nrst. vvnen you
-lAtrnnt n Aino with afh. hi"Ultanu rre
home and light up the whole house
hold." To which we would add, when
you have a bad cold, go home and take
Chamberlain '8 Cough Remedy and a
quick cure is certain. For sale by Brit
tain's Drug Store (JUS People Sfarek
Ho Diphtheria Is Contracted.
One often hears the expression. "My
child caught a severe cold wh'ch devt -oped
into diphtheria," when the truth
was that the cold had simply Mt the
little one particularly susceptible to the
wandering diphtheria g6rm. When
hamherlain's Couch Remedy is eiven
(t quickly cures the cold and feesnH tl e
danger ot diphtheria or any other germ
diseaso beinir contracted For tale by
Geo. W. Erlttaln, druggist. ,
Smile
FOR
Christmas
At
Woman
Tempting heaps- of new things,
various, beautiful serviceable, every
one of which makes a glad heart.
"We mention a ftw especially serviceable
Sifts: " Fors'. Umbrellas, Hand Bags, Purses,
Gloves, HndKefchitfs, Table Linen and
Napkins.
Come and 1 let us offer you some
suggestions in making your selec-
uon, ennstmas
our store. .
Bring your ch fdrtn to
Beginning Friday the
limited number of doi's to
of age when accompanied
FIRS. CORN IE
(Quality
Has
N i cest , and a
MA0'S
BOOR
of Holiday Q oods, Toys, Etc;
Thau all the stores in Reidsville
combined Because these goods
are in their regular line of business
Come and see for yourself
SIX SPECIAL SALES!
In order to show our appreciation for tho 33 years' liberal patronage given
us by the people of Reidsville, we are going to give one week of
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
beginning Dec ISth, the following goods will be offered at prices never
before heard of : -
Dec. 18th, Silver Novelties and Hat Pins.-
- Hth, Watches, Chains and Fobs.
" 20th, Silverware and Cut Glass.
. ' 21st, Bracelets, Brooches and Cuil Buttons.
" 23rd, Diamonds and Kins.
" 24th, Clocks and Musical Instruments.
Now rt member ! this is not a dull Summer month and we are not trying
to nhove unsalable, shop-worn goods on jou, but we nave a clean new
stock and this is the time you need.
Yes, we engrave free andgiveyouaguesa with everydollarspent with us
J. M. TESH & SONS,
The Jewelers
-TELL IT AGAIN
Wc will be glad to take your scrip for goods
or on account, and glad to get it.
Giles JEoniigomepy
CrTT rurr nookWcntltM." DraoKlWalxa njriilxtflrr.P'ng In THREE
ton thnt Drauirhfrti'd ollMtKMitn, lv their fU-
EMOit ud CtiPYRIUHTLU uithcxia, tea. h
$300,OCO 09 cnnltal: 28 Coilciieg
rVJI I IU.ua Written cotitrwtKlven. Vox
Catalnj nd "Pv6rne'," ctlt 'ntinna. or writo I
la t. knmf)ty froninnt. viUwr 1U, I
DBA GhOr'S
Producers
The
5
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cneer all through
. . .
see our Christmas tree
20th. we will ..give" awry a
children under six years
by its mother.
IRVIN & CO.,
and Style.)
HE
The
Large r Stock
felX.
an-1 t:ia-. L-rnugHoii s
teach tha
bi&: a,itu of abortband.
BUSINESS
iiii0 StaU- 1? years success.
haIHlipninRtish u.PrsW-D I Kirtll
Arit-m.ti Rvs. r "ir 1x1, r in li i i u ,
baiidjioUouUUAUXN'l'fcEU V TIU tut nuc
Store
STO
sratELirnt of cn
Bank of Reidsville
REIDSVILLE, N. C,
At the close of business Dec 3,
RESOURCES: ,
Loans and discounts, $211,33!i Tl
Overdrafts. apcuroH
7,974 43
Overdrafts nnaacnnkl
1.6 6 tv
7,049 77
2.&-1 14
5..sn 23
80.G28 30
1.433 63
Banking house,
Furniture and fixtures.
All other real estate owned,
Due from banks and bankers,
Cash itema,
Gold coin.
Silver coin,
National bank notes and
other U. S. notes.
Clearing House Certificates,
4,0 0 00
3,552 55
38,141 00
6,200 00
$359,453 47
$ 50,000 00
14,449 43
24 00
lO.OfX) CO
25,000 00
160,422 48
105,f87 85
969 71
3.C00 0O
Total
T.TARTMTTFS.
Capital stock paid in,
um'iviuea pronts, less cur
rent er nrl tiTM naiM
Notes and bills rediscounted.
Bills payable,
Time certifioatMt nf riannait
Deposits subject to check,
P&fihiar'a rhjwlr Aiitatanlinrv
Interest Reserve,
Total $369,453 47
State of Noith Carolina,
County of Rockingham.
I. J. F. Watlincton. fachinr nf thA
above named bank, do solemnly swear
uuti ma aoove scaiemeni is true, to tne
best of my knowledge and belief.
v. . nuiuniiiun, vaMlier.
Sworn and S'lbscribed to befora m
this, 6th day of Dec, 1907.
W. A. TROTTER, N. P.
Correct-Attest: J. h. Burti n. W. R.
Wray, E. M. Redd. Directors.
Report of the Condi ion of -the
Citizens Bank
REIDSVILLE, N. C.
At the close of business Dec. 3, 1907.
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts, f 229.185. 60
Overdrafts secured, 1,027 66
Overdrafts unsecured, 801.80
Furniture and fixtures. 2.667.46
Demand loans, 32,500.00
Due from banks and bankers. 61.643 29
CaRh items, 1,109.60
Gold coin, 6,555.00
Silver coin, 4,383.70
National bank notes and
other U. S notes. 23.225 00
Clearing House Certificates, 8,861.00
Total, 376,960.01
LIABILITIES':
Capital stock, $ 75,000.00
Surplus f una, 12,000.00
Undivided pronts, less cur
rent ex. and taxes paid. 9.849.79
Bills payable, notes to Clearing
House for Certificates. 25.000.00
Time certificates of deposit, 147,134 21
Deposits subject to check. 104.230.03
Cashier's checks outetandin, 209 60
Certified checks, 36.38
Accrued int. Cue depositors, 3,50X00
Total, 376 9C0 01
Stae of North Carolina,
County of Rockingham
l, tl. u watt, casmer or the above
named bank, do solemnly twear that
the above statement ia true to the btst
of my knowlege and belief.
tt. u, watt. Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me.
this 6th day of Dec, 1907.
SCOTT r ILLHAN, N. r.
Correct-Attest: H R. Scott. Robt.
Hirris, C. H. Overman, Directors.
BIG STOCK
SHOES, ,
DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS
We have been Belling, Shoes ia
Reidsville for 21 years nd every
year has brought back to us the
same customers who were among
the first to try our Shoes. Can.
there be any stronger endorso-
me t?
This fall we hare epared neither
patience or expense in selecting our .
lines. With our long experience ia
the business
What to buy, how to
buy and where
to buy.
We stand between you and tho
manufacturer. You know us. .
Our Customers Must
be Satisfied !
i We cordially invite you to exam
ine with a scrutinizing eye and
makr comparisons by trying a pair
out of our stock.
We never tire in show
ing our goods.
Mr. Santa
We wish to tell you that our line of
Tor AubmttblUaVelosipedtia d Tr
cycles for Xunaa is complete and prices
right. A real bicycle, gvla oi talking
machine for your many happy children
ia to be found at our store on Gilmer
Street
J. H. LAGTGn
Opp. Watt's Warehouse.
in i.
Glaus