LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. 8 O, Smith went to Char
lotto ou l)usihcu8 Wednesday.
W6 regret to note the serious
lickness of Mrs.. F. P. Moore.
Mrs. Moore is at the home of her
800, Mr. Joe C. Moore. '
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Edwards,
"who have been stopping at The
Martins for some davs. left Wed-
nesday morning for their summer
home at Blowing Rock.
- .There will be a box-supper at
iiti. jiou oaturaay nigni April
fnr fha KanaAfc Tift '7lAn
Methodist church. All arc invited.
Any help wil) be greatly appreci
ated. Mr. W. A. Hoke has sold his
house and lot near the Lenoir Cot
ton Mills to the Cotton Mill Co.
and little later will build himself
a new residence on a lot bought of
Mr. Robt. Hedrick near the Re
formed church.
Mr. G. W. Palmer, of Yadkin
Valley, who has been in the
lumber business Co. for several
years, w ill go to North Wilkesboro
soon and will take a position with
the Giant Lumber Company.
Mr. Edleman, Mgr. of the chain
gang of Gaston county, came to
Lenoir last Tuesday and took Ra
mon Sanders, the young man who
was sentenced to the roads at last
fall court and who escaped soon
after being taken there, back to
the roads in Gaston .
Owing to the crowded condition
of our paper last issue, we failed
to call attention to the full page
ad of Mr. J. W. Self in last issue.
Ofoourse our readers all saw it and
we are pleased to note that Mr.
Self is having a fine trade during
his spring opening sale.
Next Sunday Palm Sunday
special services at St. James chnrch
ll a. m. and 8 p. m. Friday ser
vices this week will be omitted.
Child rens setvices Saturday at 4
p.m. Subject of sermon Sunday
evening "The Passing away of
old Fashioned Protestantism."
Mr. Isaac Taylor while loading
brick bats and other rubbish from
the old hotel building on a wagon
last Wednesday, found a one dol
lar gold piece. Mr. Taylor certain
ly has an eye for gold to see so
small a piece in that kind of stuff.
He has been offered $5.00 for his
find.
Sheriff D. M. Boyd, of Catawba
county, last Friday captured a
moonshine still Inear Conover in
ful blast and took it to Conover,
put it in an old stable and locked
it up, notifying the Federal au
thorities what he had done. Sun
day morning it was fonud that
someone had recaptured the whole
outfit and made way with it. "Try
it again sheriff.
Monday May 1st was the day to
sell land for all unpaid taxes for
1907, but our County Commission
ers have very kindly extended the
time till the 1st Monday in June,
giving the people of Caldwell
County one more mouth to settle
their taxes and sa,Ve costs. This
is very nice in our Commissioners
and we hope the people will take
advantage of it.
Miss' Annie Cloyd went to Char-
lotto on business yesterday. ' v
There will be special Easter ser
vices at the Methodist church at
H o'clock a.m. Easter Sunday, 19.
. Mr. F. H. Coffey is gone on a
business trip to Ohio and Indiana
and other states , of the middle
west'
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Four persons were admitted to
the Baptist church last Wednes
day evening by baptism and pro
fession of faith.
Mr. W. A. Watspn is selling
out his stock at cost with a view
of going out of the mercantile bus
iness. See his ad.
Uncle Phillip Bostic's ice cold
lemonade stand is in fall blast and
he says he is ready to give any
body a "sleigh-ride" now.
See the New Advertisements of
Lenoir Realty & Insurance Co,,
Colonial Opera Co. and Lenoir
Meat Market in this issue.
Mr. Munroe Cloer has moved
his barlK'r shop to the Harper
building and has one of the nicest
places of business in town.
You can find Mr. Will J. Ram
seur at M. M. Courtney's store
and he will be glad to see you and
will be delighted to wait on you.
The peach crop, we are told is
not all killed by the recent cold
weather. In some localities, we
learn, there are prospects of a full
crop.
Pay your tax by the first day of
May, so you can vote in the elec
tion on May 26th, and also save
the cost of advertising by the
sherifl.
Persons who miss the "Trip to
India," bv the Colonial Opera Co.
tonight at the Opera House will
regret it. Lenoir is fortunate in
securing this fine company.
The Colonial Opera Company
which is billed to play at the Opera
House tonight is highly endorsed
by all the newspapers where the
company has played. It will be
perhaps the lest troupe ever seen
in Lenoir.
There will be a Special Serv ice
at the Presbyterian Church net
Sunday afternoon at :':'!0. Kvery
member of Home depart ment and
Sunday School is urged io V pi es
ent. The public also is cordially
invited to attend as there will lc
no services at night.
The new road west of town,
which leaves the public road at
the foot of the Ervin hill
and passes around through the old
Puettc farm coming back iuto the
street again at Curlee & Lindsay's
store, has leen completed and
turned over to the county. We
un dei stand it is a good piece of
work and a great improvement ov
er the old road.
In the case of State against Ban
ner, for killing Cline it Watauga,
which was tried this week in
Boone, the verdict was murder in
the second degrte and the sentence
of the court was 30 years in the
penitentiary. Banner iook an ap
peal to the Supreme Court and his
bond was fixed at $8,000, which
we unaerstanu ne cave ana was
released from jail.
The Special Services or Mission
conducted by l)r. Jefferis, at St.
James Church will begin May 10th
and continue through May 17th.
Honor Roll.
Since our last issue the following
named persons have made pay
I ments to the News on subscriptions:
Z. V. Johnson, L. L. Crumy, J.
M. Cottrell, W. C. Dula, Mrs. L.
Earnest, J. B. Clarke, Annie L.
Dula, R. L. Austin.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
M.00 Ilatt for Men and Women at
2.00 Saturday at Tne Racket.
See thoye nice new stylish hats at
Millinery store.
Halle
100 baby caps, prices from lOo to 75o
to be sold at the Racket Saturday.
Come and get your Spring Hat Sat
urday at half price. The Racket.
WANTED to exchange a fat beef
cow for a fresh milk cow.
H. C. Martin.
Big liue of Sample Hats for Men
and Boys at half price Saturday.
The Racket.
The Opera Company Pleased
Good Audience.
The Colonial Opera Company
opened a three nights' engagement
at the Academy of Music last night
to a good sized and very
appreciative audience. The opera
nrMPntprl "A Trintn Tiwliu "
and it proved to fre a splendid of
fering. The cast of principals was
exceptionally good and sang its
roles beautifully. Miss .Tuanita
Hush, the "prima donna." is
possessed of a true magnificent
voice and sang her role with much
ease and grace. The scenic pro
duction was a very creditable one,
and the costumes were very nice,
The "Trocadere Quartette" ap
pearded in the second act and
made a distinct hit, being encored
several times.
The Colonial Opera Company
will be seen again to-night, when
"Fra Diovolo" will be offered. At
the matiee to-morrow afternoon
"A Trip to India" will be repeated,
and for the closing perftrmance to
morrow night "Chimes of Nor
mandy" will be sung. Charlotte
Observer.
Tax Listers.
The following men have been
appointed to list the taxes in the
different townships for this year:
GlotxM-W. H.Gragg.
Hudson W. L. Winkler.
John's River Mat Estes.
Kings CreekA. W. Laiton.
Lenoir A. V. Miller.
Lower Creek W. T. Beach.
Little River J. C. Sherrill.
Lovelady I. B. Williams.
North Catawba I). T. Smith.
Patterson Z. V. Holloway.
Yadkin Yalle- Fran. Hawkins.
Wilson's C.W. E. Garland.
Call and examine oar new and
stylish Millinery before buying.
Bariew Millinery Co.
Two big lines of sample hats to go
at any old price Saturday.
The Racket
FOR SALE A good second hand
wind mill, with tower and tank. Ap
ply to H. C. Martin.
A Bird in The Hand
Is the Noblest Work of Creation
Pretty and Stylish Millinery, all
new and fresh at the Bailew Millin
ery Store.
Hat day at The Racket Saturday:
for Men Women, Children and Ba-1
bies. The Racket, i
LOST A gold cane open face Cen
tury Watch. Return to News office
and get reward.
A comfortable home of five rooms
and two acres of land in Hudson for
A nice Chicken Farm of 25 acres and
a good six room house two miles of Le
noir on the railroad for
(Xher vacant lots, cosy cottages, fer
tile farms and palatial residences too
numerous to mention.
Call and Ask us.
J700.00
1450.00
GOOD PASTURE For several
cattle in Watauga. The Lenoir pas- j
turew. Apply to 1). P. Coffey.
Blowing Rock, N. C.
Sample Hats at panic prices while
they last, $1.00 at 50c, VIM at fl.00
and 8.00 at $1.50. All colors and
styles. The Racket.
FOR SALE A lot good second
hand Surries, Buggies. Hacks and
Harness at bargain prices.
Lenoir Livery Co.
We have a few nearly new second
hand organs for sale cheap, cash or
ou installments. Write or call on
W. H. Parker, Lenoir, N. C.
FOR RFNTA Ave room house
near Weaver School building in East
Lenoir. Apply to J.C.Steele,
Route 1. K'ngs Creek, N. C.
Newton Lawn, 30c pound paper,
Envelops to match 10c. Only 30c for
both for the next two weeks.
The Book Store.
Your piano tuned for $3.00 by John
(i. Russell, or Spartanburg, S. C. All
work guaranteed. I consider Mr.
Russell a first-class tuuer. Leave
your orders with or write me at Le
noir, N. C. W. H. Parker,
Take Your Shotgun To The Cat-
erpiller.
This spraying will not kill the
Caterpiller and I am glad it will
not, for we want to have the sport
and fun in killing them. Howl
Why just load up a lot of shells
with half powder loads and no
shot. Fill your pockets with these
shells; now load your gun and hold
it within 8 or 10 inches of the nest,
pull the tngirer, and the work is
done. If you want to have a little
sport and destroy every caterpillar
on the ranch, just try this plan on
the first that come, and yon will
1h so pleased you will go over to
your neighbors and shoot his for
him before he finds out the plan.
Do you want fruit! Then spray.
H.F. Fkkkman.
Johnston Co., N. C.
Four Boars of February farrow,
large, thrifty, big-boned fellows of
the short legged thick low down
build that mature early. These pigs
are registered in the American Berk
shire Herd book. Priced right to
move theiu early. Address
John M. Harshaw, Prop.,
John's River Farm,
Collettsville. N. Ci
Kodol For Dyspepsia has helped
thousands of j)eople who have had
stomach trouble. This is what one
man sys of it: "E. C. DeWitt & Co.,
Chicago. III. Gentlemen In 1897 1
had a disease of the stomach and
bowels. I could not digest anything
I ate and in the spring of 1902 I
bought a bottle of Kodol and the
benefit I received from that bottle
all the goM in Georgia could not buv
I still use a little occasionally as I
find it a fine blood purifier and a
good tonic. May you live long and
prosper. Yours very trulv, C. N.
Cornell. Roding, Ca., Aug. 27, 1906."
J. E. Shell, Dr. Kent and Granite
Fnll9 Drug Co.
Lenoir Realty & Ins. Go.
"We Sell The Earth."
Panic Prices!!
Owing to the hard times and scarcity of
money we have decided to cut prices on Beef.
We will sell you
Stew Beef at -Steak
at - - -Roast
at - - -
6c per lb.
- 10 per lb.
8 to 10c per lb.
Lenoir Meat Market
I Anderson's Pressing Club.
$1.00 Per Month Limited to 3 Suits.
Small Charge for all Extra Suits.
CALL OR 'PHONE ANDERSON'S BARBER SHOP, NO. 54.
Subscribe for The Lenoir News.
Notice.
All Brothers of the Yahnalossee
Tribe, No. 92. 1. O. R. M., are re
quested to be present next Friday
night April 10th, as there is some
special business to be transacted.
W. O. Shkli.,
C. of K.
DeWitt's Little Karly Riser, the
famous little liver pills. Wold ly J.
E. Shell. Dr. Kent and Granite Falls
Drug Co.
- I -
New Meat Market
When you want a First-Class Steak or
Roast, Call on
LUTHER HUFFMAN,
AT NJT.W MEAT MARKET.
PHONK 170.
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We have a big. stock of seasonable goods that we must close out at a bargain. Lots of these are
just in and stylish stuff. There is no Salvage Sale in this proposition, but a fair deal. Besides
: we will pay $100.00 reward to any person that bought an article not reduced in price in the Salv-
age Sale. Same reward in the present sale for anything not as represented. Now is the time to
lV get your bargains for we Are going out of business and our goods must go.
J
W. A. WATSOM
South Main St., Lenoir, N. C
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South Main St., Lenoir, N. C.