Fuday, Septembk Z7, 1912.
UATTUU LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
- BrUf ItMU of IatarMt U Twm
lad County R4n.
Mr. W. Frank Wakefield ex
pects to leave in a few days for
Richmond, Va., where he takes
a position with a wholesale gro
cery house.
Mr. Joe Long has purchased
the W. S. Robinson brick mak
ing machinery and will in a
short time move it to Salisbury
where he expects to locate.
Mr. Horace Mann, son of Rev
L. T. Mann, returned Tuesday
from Statesville where he has
been taking treatment in the
Sanatorium for several weeks.
A revival will begin in the
First Baptist Church of Lenoir
on next Sunday night the ser
vices will be conducted by Rev.
Fred N. Day of Winston Salem
Miss Martha Cloyd expects to
leave next Monday for Charlotte
where the will re ojx'n her
hoarding house. Her mother
and sister will remain here a
week- or so longer.
Mr. Stuart Steele, who has
been for the past three years a
civil engineer on the Florida
Fast Coast Railway, is -pending
a few weeks visiting ivlaties in
I .enoir and Yadkin Yallev.
Miss Getrude Hall returned
jesterday from a few days visit
in Charlotte.
Miss Annie Miller, who was
called to Asherille last Friday
by the serious illness of her sis
ter, Miss Mary, returned yester
day and reports her sister's con
dition much improved yesterday
morning.
The Grandin Lumber Com
pany received a car load of of
fice fixtures and furniture from
Tidioute, Pa., last Wednesday to
be used in the offices here. We
understand that after this date
the main offices will be here, in
stead of at Tidioute.
The new Princess Theatre
opened last Tuesday evening for
the first time and showed to a
large audience. The arrange
ment of the room and the char
acter of the pictures are the best
the two has ever had in the way
of motion picture shows.
Mr. A. .1. Fletcher, brother of
Mr. .1. C. Fletcher, of Uoone,
died last Saturday in San Fran
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BETTER TIMES.
From all sources come assurance's and evidences
of better times. It seems to be not only "in the
air" but to have permeated the factories and
shops, the stores and offices, and the promise is
for bumper crops the country over. If your
business is more profitable, if your income is
larger, don't let your ideas run to extravagance.
Learn the lesson the recent past should teach.
SAVE a large share of your earnings and accu
mulate jt with this strong Bank and then see if
you don't congratulate yourself when the next
period of "hard times" comes along.
Accounts invited and information cheerfully
furnished.
Respectfully,
Bank of Lenoir
0. . F. Hirptr. President J. M. Bll. Ciihler 4. Q. Ford. Ait'l. Cbkr
Resources and Responsibility Over $400,000
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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 about 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
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New reading nuitter appears
1 :hi- -pace each week.
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Kev. (i. VV. Kink will begin
a series of dispel meetings at
Marvin Camp (Irotind, near
(iamewell. on the tirst Sunday
morning in October at 11 (H)
o'clock. All are most cordially
invited.
Mr. John K. Moore, who lias
been with the Mowing Rock
Hotel this summer, came down
the first of this week and
left yesterday to resume
his duties as traveling salesman
in Arkansas.
Mr. Herndon V. dtforth has
resigned his iosition as super
vising teacher in the Philippine'
Islands and is now on his w ay
home. He plans to spend a
month in Europe and expects to
reach Lenoir in December.
There will be a joint discus
sion, between Hon. R. L. Dough
ton, the Democratic nominee for
Congress, and his Republican
opponent, Hon. G. D. M. Rey
nolds, in the court house in Ia
noir on next Monday, :!0th. at
1 2 o'clock.
We understand that Mr. Kus
sell Powell has bought the Boul
ware residence on Prospects
and is moving into it, while Mr.
Harry VV. Courtney, who has
been occupying it, is moving in
to Mr. E. F. Wakefield's house
on Harper Avenue.
Now let everybody iiit growl
ing and stand by the Carolina A
North -Wertern Railway, which
we believe has always done all
it could for our part of the
country and will always give
the very I test service possible,
all conditions considered.
Rev. J. H. Tillinghast, of
EasUtvcr, S. C, spent a few
days last week with his cousins,
the Misses Norwood, on Hibri
ten Avenue. Mr. Tillinghast is
a native of Eayett ville, N. C,
but lias been living in South
Carolina for nearly forty years.
The Watauga wagons are be
ginning to bring in their moun
tain produce. On last Wednes
day there were several wagon
loads of fine apples sold here,
the prices ranging from TiOe to
Arte per bushel. Cabbage and
Irish potatoes are also being put
on the market.
There will he an early cele
bration of the Holy Communion
in St. James church next Sun day
2i)th, at 7:30 a. mi At 11 a.
m. the rector, Rev. E. N. Joy
ner, will preach and administer
Holy Communion at Peace Chap
el. Sunday evening at 7:30 the
regular evening sorvlces will be
held in St. James church.
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our business
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prompt
liberality
features of
We invite
' Notice to Stock Men.
I wib to inform tin- puhln
I that I am now located at Lenoir.
I make a specialty of oterating
j on Kidgling iiore 1 perform
the operation without stopping i
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Henkel Live Stock Co.. of Li
noir. Hickory and Statesv ille
Yoiir respectfully.
7-tl R. Kh;;n. 1). V. S
making lus home for some Ume. ! WJJMmKkWSiSSS
His body has been shipped to
N. C. and will likely arrive here
today or tomorrow and will !
taken from here to Uoon his
old home, lor bun.il
The Caldwell county Baptist
Association assembled at Kocky
ri)nn'rs church t ollcttsv
vestenlav at L -.i p m an.
IH) lloillll Weil alleiiile.l. ( n.
liospitalile ieople of Colletts
ville and vicinity ha e made c
tensive preparations to enter
tain the AssiHuation and the ses
sion will doubtless be one of in
Wrest and pleasure.
The Edwin R. Weeks Concert
Company showed here Wednes
day night. This was the first
of the Lyceum attractions for
this year and was enjoyed by a
crowded house, There have
been more season tickets sold
this year than ever before and
the list of attractions promises
to be unusually good. The next
one will be the Appollo Concert
Company which will appear Sat
urday night October Ttth.
Southern Railway
Operating Over 7.000 lilies of Railway.
Quick rouW to all points North, South, East and West.
Through trains between principal cities and resorts, atlord
ing first class accomodations. Elegant Pullman sleeping cars
on all through trains. Dining, club and leservatiou cars.
For speed, comfort and courteous employes, travel via the
Southern Railway. Kates, schedules and other information
furnished by addressing the undersigned:
R. L. Vernon, D. P A J. H. Wood, D. P. A.
Charlotte. N". C. Afheville. N. ('.
I S. H. Hardwick. P. T. M. H. F. Cary. G. P. A.
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K. V. Ai.i.kn, Ass't Cashier
Notary I'uhllt at Hank
News Want Ads. Are The Best.
Circus Day in Lenoir
WEDNESDAY, OCT.
Positively the Largest Organization
North Carolina This Year.
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Visiting
Colored Conference.
The annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
(colored) of North Carolina will
meet next Wednesday, October
2nd in Smith's Chapel Lenoir.
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson
of Tennessee, will preside and
there will be a large number
of able clergymen and laymen
of the church in attendance.
The colored people of Lenoir
have made extensive arrange
ments to entertain this body and
will no doubt do so with credit
to themselves and the town
Krw , II .inv. nu'dic'iiu'-,. Ii.nr inrt
with the uniform success that has.it
ti'iuled tin usr of Chainlicrlaiu'.s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
remarkable cure of colic and diarhoea
which it has etlected in almost every
neighborhood haven it a wide reputa
tion. l'"or sale bv all dealers.
Dr. York Loose Over $2,000.
(WilUes Patriot. I
Some weeks ago some one en
tered the home of Dr. York, at
Trnphill, took from a trunk 4 N.
C. State bonds of "i(X) each, ag
gregating $'J,IXX). On each bond
were three coupons for interest
already due. The theif was gen
emus, however. for he left
twelve other bonds of $0,(KX)
worth untouched. Dr. York of
fers $."(X) reward for the thief
and bonds, or "J.'tO for either.
This reward, Dr. York says,
will be good for the next fifty
years either by himself or his
administrator and ho has placed
the money in the I tan It for that
purpose. He did not make known
his loss immediately upon dis
covering it, but notified many
banks to be on the lookout for
the coupons, should anyone
attempt to cash thorn. Dr. York
does not proixse to take any
chanches in future, for he has
had hits remaining bonds and
valuable papers put in bank
vaults for safe keeping.
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Notices under this head are
One Cent a word each insertion.
No andvertisemeiit less than ten
III cents. :: :: ::
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They Bring Quick Results jv
iniK's in HasUets at I tell inker's 25c.
Frames made to fit your picture
tile I look Store.
Come to Itelliiifrers and yet all kinds
nl fresh Fruits at rea-onable prices.
LOST A Sterling Silver card case.
containiiiL; a f ew stamp- some change
and a card of Miss Irene Martin.
Return to New- ( Mlice and reward.
STRAY KI or stolen, one red and
white spotted, de-horued cow. Re
ward if returned, or information iv
en to Jones Morton. Pel Hit Cafe.
Mis- KleanorClarke, (iraduate Nurse,
residence at S. M. Clarke's. "4-tf
Your pictures will be framed promptly
at the Book Store.
FOR SALK OR KKNT Kev. Mc
Nairy house, near Reformed church.
3-t 1 J. R. McNairv.
Oranges. Apples, Pears and Peachi
at llellitiers's Cafe.
You eui (,r't your pictures framei
tor at the Book Store.
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FOR SALIC At less than cost 1 Two
Morse Steel May Baler. 1 Manure
Spreader, also Farmers Favorite
Drills at reduced prices.
't.Vtl Menkel-Craitf Live Stock Co.
FOR RKN'T The oflice recently oc
cupied by the Sine.er Sewing Ma
chine Co.' P. M. Keever. Ho-tf
FOR SALK-(iiKid second-hand Rem
ington TvK?writer. cheap.
7-t f " P. M. Ki'ever.
If you net your Ice Cream from Phil
tip Bostic you will know what it i
to have genuine satifactiou.
FOR KKNT--The oflice recently va
cated bv the Singer Machine Co.
(4-tf P. M. Keever.
WANTKD Table IVarders. (Jood
fare. Convenient location n e a r
public square.
RS-tf Waddetl House.
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