T
Ije choir ijaro
Tchsday, Skptkmbkh 24, 1912.
MATTERS LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Brief Items of Interest to Town
and County Readers.
Mrs. C. V. Hailey returned
yesterday from a visit to rela
tives at Connelly's Springs.
Mrs. H. C. Martin is spending
a week with her sister Mrs R.
H. Blackwell, in Waynes ville.
Homer Isbell, who is with Mr.
T. S. Keever. of Hickory, spent
Sunday in Lenoir with home
folks. Mrs A. V. Miller went to
Ashe ville yesterday to be with
her daughter Miss Mary who is
ill there.
The Rev. James Joyner, and
wife, of Glen Alpine, are on a
visit to his brother, the Rev. E.
N. Joyner.
Mrs. I j. J. Wilson, of (Jaston
ia, is in Lenoir, her old home,
for a few days looking after
business matters.
Mrs. KsVie (iiddings and son.
Cordon, of Lenoir, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wilson Walts.
Tavlorsville Scout .
With three tickets in tl
it looks like ( 'aldwelf mi
a set of ofhcials tliatwoii
nearly everybody.
Mr. W. W. Scott, of W
ton. D. I'., who lias heel
iuir in Lenoir for a wet
tield.
Ill e;et
I suit
.1 1 1 M ir !
fs
visit - J
. ii-t t i
yesterday for Washington
Mr. Ralph Tnplett spent a
few days last week with Ins
relatives in Lenoir, leaving Sun
day for his home in Marshal.
Mr. J. W. Avery ami family
of Chester moved to Lenoir last
week and are occupying the
Boyd cottage on Ridge street.
A general rain set in here
Sunday, supposed to be the
equinoxiul storm and has render
ed the roads and streets a little
muddy.
Mrs. R. H. Harstin. after
spending a few weeks visiting
relatives in Lenoir, left last Sat
urday for her home in Washing
ton, 1). C.
The residence of J. A. ltaby
Esi a mile east of town on the
Taylorsville road is going up
and will be a large roomy dwell
ing when finished.
Married Sunday Sept h"th at
the residence of the llrides
mother. Mrs. .1. A. Watson,
Miss Angie B Graggof Globe to
Mr. Avery Barrier of Jonas
Ridge.
How about that sand on the
streets'.-' The little taste of ram
for the past day or so is evi
deuce of what we may expect
this winter if nothm is done to
our st reels.
What has become of the old
Red Spanish sweet potatoes?
They always went well with
brown beef gravy and we would
p some distance to have anoth
er mess ol them.
The two big, powerful new lo
comotives put into service on the
(,'. N. W. railway, has added
much to the equipment of the
road and enables the manage
ment to handle freight with
much greater dispatch and ease.
Lavvson I'rice lb year old son
of Mr. Walter I'rice oT Little
River, died last Saturday even
ing. DypMieria was the cause of
Hit' young mans death. The
funeral services were conducted
from the Lower Creek
church
Rev J.
yesterday at 1 I o'clock
(
Bentield conducting the ser
vices.
The Lenoir Manufacturing
Company is busy on a big order
of building materials for the new
court house and jail of Avery
county, which is a tine order.
They are also making some ex
tra nice -mantles and doors and
inside finishings for Mr. Mer
chants handsome cottage at
Blowing Rock.
Miss Agnes Puette left yester
day for Richmond Va., where
she will take'a special course in
music this winter. '
Miss Annie Miller was called
to Asheville Friday by the
serious illness of her sister Miss
Mary who has been in a sana
torium there for some time.
The News would be glad to
have a few loads of good wood
on subscription. Bring us a load
now while the roads are good
and assure yourself of the
regular visits of the news.
New Passenger Train.
We understand that beginning
next Monday, a new passenger
train, No. 7 and No. H will be put
in operation on the Carolina &
North Western Railway.
The train will run between
Lenoir and Gaston ia and while
the official sc hedule has not yet
been announced, we learn that
the train will be a passenger
train and will leave Lenoir
about so'cloeka. in. and return
ing arrive in Lenoir about or
"villi p. m. This will be a great
a great ' V
ople ofjW
as we
convenience to the i
Lenoir and others and
understand it. I ntirelv in ad
d 't loll to 1 1 ie Oi l 'sent m'I V li
Convocation at Blowing Rock.
The regular scitn annua! con
oc.it ion of tills iort a HI ot the
Kpiscopa I ( 'I i in ch, i u 1 he mis
sionary district of Abbeville,
w as held at Blow ing Rock, be
ginning Tuesday eenmg. the
17th, and dosing Th u rstlay morn
ing. the I'.Mli. Ten of clergy
were present. The evening ser
Vices were held, by the courtesy
of the congregation, in the new
Presbyterian church, which is a
structure of unusual proportions
and comeliness. All the other
exercises and discussions took
place at the mission house, and
were instructive and helpful.
The attendance at the night ser
vices, as well as those in the
daytime, were large enough to
add encouragement and interest
to the occasion. The hospitality
of the people of Blowing Rock
was warm and generous, the
minister in charge, the Rev. W.
R. Savage, was at his best as
host during these meetings.
From all sides, one hears noth
ing but what is Christian of this
great-hearted servant of his
Master. The time and place for
the next meeting of conveoca
tion are left to the discretion of
the dean, the Rev. F. I). Lob
dell, of Rutlierfordton.
Republican County Convention.
The Caldwell County Repub
lican Convention meet in the
court house last Saturday to
nominate County candidates. Mr.
M. N. Harshaw was made chair
man and .1. B. Isbell and I) M.
('line acted as secretaries.
M. N. Harshaw w as nominated
by acclimation as a candidate
for the Legislature. F. R Til
ley, of Granite Falls, w as nomi
nated by acclimation for sheriff.
S. S. Jennings, of Lenoir, was
nominated for Register of Deeds.
M. C. Kstes, of Johns River,
nominated for Treasurer. Na
than Cozart. Yadkin Valley, for
Surveyor. Dr. A. B. Goodman
for Coroner. J., kt. Sinilh. Le
noir, C. M. Rader, Collettsv ille.
W. I). Wilkie. Little River, for
Commissioners. K. F. Wake
tield was recommended for Sen
a tor in this district.
The convention was large and
harmonious and all seemed to be
in good humor and in tine spirits.
Mr. Harshaw accepted the nomi
nation in a brief speech urging
the Republicans of the County
to rally to the support of the
ticket nominated. He spoke in
couragingly and predicted the
election of the Republican ticket.
The ticket is generally regarded
as a very strong one.
One of the greatest conven
iences of modern living is to
have somebody to blame, things
on.
COURTNEY'S
Mil
B
Thursday
V
SEPTEMBER 2GTH AND 27TH
On these days we will have for your insiection and
on sale a splendid collection of one hundred and fifty
beautiful, stylish Pattern Hats. Dress Hats. Tailored
Hats and Street Hats.
New Ready-to-Wear Garments for
Opening Days.
New Fall and Winter Coat Suits in latest styles and
materials at $12.50 and up. Long Coats for Ladies,
Misses and children in great variety of patterns, A
choice line of new Kinomos in Fleece, Crepe Cloths and
Silks from $1.00 up to $6.50. New Silk Petticoats.
Blase rs and Rain Coats at bargain prices and all other
garments for women and girls.
New Silks and Dress Goods.
New Charineuse Silks, Crepe Meteor Silks, Silk
Poplins, Silk Serges and Bengalines. Messaline and
Taffetta Silks in all solid colors, stripes and checks.
Serges. Whicords. Corduroys and all the new dress
materials and Novelty Dress Trimmings and Fancy
Notions will be well displayed for your inspection on
these opening days. We cordially invited all to be
present.
COURTNEY'S
Department Stores.
New reading matter
in this space each week.
appears
Marked Features
1
Accuracy and prompt
ness, safety and liberality
are the marked features of
our business. We invite
VOU
to try
us.
I.KNOIR, N. ('.
T. J I-r iv., President
J. H. Aikinson, V-l'resident
(). IV Lviz. Cashier
K. F. A i. i.i- n , Ass't Cashier
INotMry luhllc t Hunk
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Notices under this head art-
m One
SI x;
One Cent a word each insertion.
indvertisement less than ten
ids. ::
Cj They Bring Quick Results
sSHSH5E5H5H5HSR5rI5cl525clJ''l
FOR SALK OK K KNT Rev. Mc
N.iii v house, near Reformed church.
'I.Vtf J- R- McNairy.
FOR SALK At less than cost 1 Two
Horse Steel lla Halt-i . 1 Manure
Spreader, also Farmers Favorite
Drills at reduced prices.
'l.Vtf Hcnkcl-Craig Live Stock Co.
LOST On Turnpike, a ladies tlark
linnvii short-coat or jacket. Return
to News ollice ami ire! reward. "l-2t
FOR SALK One
good quality.
H7-.M-pd
fresh milk cow,
J. V. Stanford.
Patterson, N. C.
FORK KNT The ollice recently oc
cupied !y the Singer Sewing Ma
chine l'o. P. M. Keever. Ho-tf
FOR SALIC - (iot)tl second-hand Rem
ington Typewriter, cheap.
7(-tf P. M. Keever.
If you get your Ice t'ream from Phil
lip llostic you will know what it is
to have genuine sat i fact ion.
FOR RKNT The ollice recently va
cated by the Singer Machine Co.
('-tf " P. M. Keever.
WANTKI) Table Hoarders. Good
fare. Convenient location near
public square.
85-tf Waddell House.
Subscribe for the News.
l
P
10
and Friday
Ol
t
I:
V
1
0
Circus Day in Lenoir
WEDNESDAY, OCT.
Positively the Largest Organization
North Carolina This Year.
ICRiTTl JTnau II I
CUT OUT
X
x
l
MOLES WARTS
Removed with Molesoff, without pain or danger, no matter how
large or how far raised above the surface of the skin. And
the will never return, and no trace or scare will be left, where
the mole or wart was seated. Molesoff is applied directly to the
Mole or Wart, which entirely disappears in aliout six days,
killing the germ, leaving the skin smooth and natural.
Letters from personages we all know, together with much val
uable information, are contained in the attractive booklet, which
.will be mailed you free upon request.
Molesoff is put up only in one dollar bottles. Orders are rilled
immediately upon receipt of price and mailed in a plain case,
accompanied by full directions, and contains enough remedy to
remove sixto ten ordinary Moles or Warts. We sell Molesoff un
der positive guarantee, if it fails to remove your Mole or Wart,
we will promptly refund you your dollar.
Florida Distributing Company
PENSACOLA, FLA.
l Please mention this paper when answering.
tWj? ARE FIDFPDOnP W'-
I
aaaaaaaaaanaaiasavaaaaa ai m m m iaaaa "P"- MHMIAMMkJ
Storm-proof, too, became they interlock and overlap in tuch a way that the
fine driving mow or rain cannot lift under them.
Best roof for country buildings, because they're tale from all the elrmenrs.
7 They II last u long as the building, and never need repairs.
For Sale bv
Lenoir Hardware & Fur Co.
N 4: U:H
1
TH'Il 1 ItV 1 1 -m. I m 'I I'lttr It iL I 1 llH.f IT
r"s II
IHY CLO'
THIS AD.
i
2edlo
Visiting
ftp
rr-.- - j nMiHim l -
.T-I-l ;i -n pi I ATI j
I