The Missouri State
Lite Insurance Co.
Not the oldest
Nor
The biggest
JUST THE BEST
Let me show you
J, F. Stokes,
Special Agent Greenville, N. C.
Y, ». C. A. Services. Winlervlllo Items
Sunday evening services o£ the Y.
W. C. A. were conducted by the (re- WINTKKVIIXlij May 13.— Mr. anil
coutly olectcd) president., Miss Katiej.Mrs. A. G. Cox spent ^nduy witii
!Saw(yer. The sul)ject: ‘‘The Uattie at Mrs. Cox's sister, Mrs. Juo. Sniitli
the Forlt of tin; Hoad." was developed at ilanrahun, i
l)y means of scripture readings from
different parts of tlie Dible. The nietn ■
l)iTs took tlieir liiblcs and contribute 1
to the service by reading parts assign-
I (1. whicli liorc on Hk; topic above.
A reading, '"i’lie ISattJe at llic ForJt,"
'■.I!, carrying mi- of Hn sau.c lliought
'Ihe lessons deprived from a study
of these topics are particularly vital
to students, since tlicy are away froiii
hoini" and in sonic eases do not fee
the need of living a Christian life
lUrictlv as if they were at lionie.
BAD STOMACH?
ONE DOSE off
Hf ay Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Shuiild Convince You That Your
Suffering Is Unnecessary.
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an
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PERSOMALS
WKIl.XKSU.W. .\I.\V i:;. i:iu
Mis. .1. H. Kt'cl left this morning
lor Furmville.
.Miss Jennie MVLawhorn leii this
morning for Durhaii).
.Mr. K. I). Alli'ii left this nioruinj;
tor Robersonvilli'.
.Mrs. l.aura White left this inorn-
iim for riirlsmnnlh Id visit her ciaiigii
111'. j
Mr. I^lward Hearie- leit this niorii
ini: I'").' ' 1. iit’ersoii.
Mr. .1. 'f I'.irres' u-rl lo Farii;-
villi' loiliiy.
.Nil'. .1. W. I''erri'll I’n slili iii of the
.\tl;uitic Coast, Uealty t'o. arrived
l>htrict ron/'oreiiee. ..
The Washington District Coiifi
i'M('e wtis held in Swan liuarier .Mav ,i,
" ley ’I'he following
delegates to the Annual C'onfereni>
.A 15. Sw^indell, W. K. .Tacobsonj ,Ino.
F. liruton, J. C. Draswell, T.
11 , .lones. Cl . I . Swillllell .
'I'lie I»istri('t Conferenci' fur l:i]ri
will be held in Farinvill.-.
Ilocommended for Chronic IndlKCSt^on
and StoiTi.-ch, Ltverand lntc«>
tinal Ailmentii.
ABKIIDKKX, S. 1).. May I-
I'aliota retail merchants gathered hi.re
ill force today fot- the annual ('onveti-
liiin of Ihi'ir stale assoi'iaiIon. I’resi.
dent \V. 1j, Ware ('ailed tlh‘ iK'casion
111 order and Mayor I-;. M. Hall wel-
cotiicd the visitor.s. 'I'lie b<,’ne(lts >f
lation (,f
good road.' to home trade were dis
it this a;'t"rn()iiii, 'j'jii.i convention
I'oiiiinue iiiiill Thiirsclax' after-
iuiine riiitu FranUlinton today from local organization and thi
Imlilini; a larye ;ind suci i ssl'iil auc
linn sail' at lhal plari'.
Mr. I’iirlier, uiih Iliggs-Tal't Coi.i
alsd .Mr. .1. ,1 hyon w'ent to*"ooii,
Fainivilli' tuday on business. j
Mr ('lias. .Meekins nf \Va.diiii,e:ln'i ■ .\iiiioiineenieilt.
I.- :i liii^iness Vi .lor hi re today, I lir. !•’. Fiits, Osteopath, begs to an-
Mr. .lohn Warn n of C.rinieslanJ I announce that he will be iti Greenville
n.i:- in lown today. ] for the practice of Osteopathy Tues-
.\l r.
loila.v
Mr
—'"tit in own
- - - . 'iv fi'oniierful.'itomacS
wi.n. oloci i./t i l.ivi’r and Inti slinnl
< Ailrients, Oypapsia, Prcasiiteof Ctrl Arutina
iii.uft, S^'ur StoniacU, Distrst,s
^crvmtznss^, Dizzines:tt Futntin^ SprtU,
Sizk headaches^ C'oniti^ation, for$iid LivJr^
I’lr. rri ! ■ i.T^i' .i'V.r ;i' 1 t.i;' .ii"' li: ; it
ill Ifi i>;tiers :4i> ( 1ki! h, 11- .ii-.» J. /’■> i tho
;ir •; i f living. Mayr'n Wonc/crtul :il,->nuiLh
ticn K ll'i! l.>'-;t .I’lil trn«I wiiii'i.- i.i-. vr.
-IV f..r tin; ai, .ve iit'-ai'iu-^. -V.-,!, yun. ..u
. ill ■ ■: .'I ll- 'M *•* ii'i!;l\ . ] 'l.t it If. ;i ti--t —' Me ■ ■■■ u
.'■hi.iiM oeiiviiie,-. || is i;i:.rvel.iiis 111 its In.-: liii^
.'ir 'i'.Ti:.,*'. ■ni! iM en-.” is ;;;i'..r; ! :i . il.
.'.'f.; I'll tilt? siiur.'t* .'itui I'I'.iniliitinn of stuni.-n li
rioutll aiiiii'i.is ai.il Ml !nii.,t t-ii briiiKs iiiii'i; rcliL-f
.-mil nwil'is. lut'lll.v Slf re-..s(!:l
iiemi'iiy li.i-i i.iliL'n t)v t!i.‘ iip ..,i |iniinit;L-iit
IH’upie. .Cl i I!.-!..!.’ Ill flit I't iile, iiiiini.'j
tln"ni ^^"l, !ii !•< of Ciinirri' s. u- of ttia
!ii:|iri-ii.-(' I'.r- Ivhi-..tnrs, l„cvvi.'rs,.M.Ti'iKinl3,
Uieii;i!r-. iJ.i.-i..r>. I)ni««i.;t,, X-irsus. M.miifiic-
'irf ii. I’-:.- .; . .Mini~ii.-f;. l'',irm.Ts, wiili lustins
eiu:it mill it slmiilil l>a ftin.illy siii'rfsstiil in
; ii'.ir I .I*;!'. .Si.n l i,,r free v.ilu.ilile Ijenklct on
i'l iMa.'ll .\:!llli>llts 111 Cieii. II, M.ivr, Mf>r.
l;Uo.:ii.,t. 154-15U Vi’liiuii!? btreet, Chicago, lib
Fertilizer distributors for y|)ur se.'
ond application of fertilizer arc now on
sale at Harrington. Barber and Co.
Mr. Walter J. Wyatt bft Monday
for Uidge<rest where he will .spend
the summer. '
Hring us your chicken.s and eggs
and get the highest market prices;. I!.
IJ. ForresI and Co,
Mr, H, 'I'. Stokes has accepted a
position with A, W. Ange and Co.
He will take great delight in showin,^
you dry goods, hardwtire and machin
ery. Call to see him. He will mal.e
the [jiii'cs right.
Misse.s Dora K. and Laura Co.\ lei':
■Monday nnirning for .Vashville. ’I'enn .
where they will attend tin? Suuihern
liaptisl Convention. They will re
turn by Italeigh and attend the Mori,
dith Colli ge ('ommcn('i‘nient.
I^adies ;ind genlleinen, you cun >;c i
slippers al reduced prices at Harriiii;
ton, liarb'-r and Co. i
We have pants to lit the in'uh. lli •
low. ihi' rich the poor, the stout aiei
t! ■ J'lilii. (' inie lo sec us hefori' le.iv
ing el,, where, i!. !• I’orrisI ami
Co.
h\(;kk kxo>kk\tks
AI,KX.4>BKK T.\hKS
THK BI.AMK OK Ml
SALlSIU ItV. .May 12. Floyd Al.
For Sale in UreenTllle, N. C., bj
THE JOUST L. ^y00TEy DKL’O CO
and Druggists everywhere
i:d l-'laiiaBaii wciil ii() Ihc
road.day, Thursday, and .Saturday mornin.'s
j from SiSO to 11’:,'iO. Oflice at Mrs. Ada
Cl imes III Crinieslan I i (’lierry’s residence, corner Fifth and
Washington streets. Phone 270-J
■Aiisl ill
IS in town tnda.\ on business.
.Mrs. .1. I. Uumbly and children
who has been visiting her parents
who has been vihiiing her parents here
left this morning for her homo •’!
-Nashville.
W. t:. liiirke Ilf the Publicity and
i.dvcrtisiiig dejiarlmeiii of the .\tlanlii
CoasI Iteally Co. Icl'l lodav lor Win
.-iiiii-Salcni and C.reensboro on i)usi.
ii.'ss for Ihe coiiipany.
,\lr. ami Mrs. .1. I!, .lames lefi this
morning for .\orfolU.
.Mr. 1>. I). Haskett left this niorii-
11,,g fi>r Mildred.
Mr. W. .S. .\ikins of .Norfolk i;
spending a few ilays here.
.Miss Kathrine Crady. who has lieeti
holding a position at 1‘arker’s stiidii;,
left Tuesday afternoon for In r Imme
11'. Kinston. '
S .1. .Maiigum. maiiagi r o' i
.<iiles Forte of the .iBlanth (Nuei
Itealiy Co., spent .vesterday in town
•ind lefi last night for Winston-Sab i;;
where tile company is holding a sa'e
(ii city lots and small farms.
Mr. ('has .lames returned this morn
ing from llichmond where he attend,
td the May Festival.
Miss Ada Konip of New'- Hern t ame
in Tuesda}' afternoon to viit relatives
here. ' I
.Mr. ,t. li. Brinkley of Freemon.
near Wilmington, is visiting his dauafh
ler. Mrs. D. C. Uudley. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Carroll return
ed today from their bridal trip
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. I>.
Whichard.
.Mrs. Henry K .lohnstou and little
son. Wesley, from the country spei;r
Tuesday with her daughter. Mrs.
C Maker.
Till' Weather is
olil suranier tinii
wearing that
" feeling.
■good
For W'eaKnes.s cnj i .o.s.sof Apfietito
Tlie 01<1 StjiTnl.Trd uniernt stiefifjtlieiiins tonic,
r,HOVI-; .S T.VSTKI.I-:SS chin TdNIC, drives out
i'l:ihiri.'i .inil liiiililii no liir ,svs(»‘in A true tonic
^ bure Appetiser. l u> acl'iii.s aud childtc'i. SDc.
Marriiige l.leeiises.
liegister of Deeds Hrascoe liell
has issued licenses lo the following
I'c.upli's siiK'e Iasi n-port:
>Vliile
Chas, F. .lohnson and Letha Lewi.s.
I'lelas .lackson and tjeiieva .McLjrw-
horn. I'h nesi 'I'. Forbes and Cora .M.
Clark.
. .Colored. .
Ishore Crummer and Uosa Harrell
CHOICE CDT FLOWERS
For all occasioDa, Roees, Carna-
tioDg, Violets and Valliea the lead
era. Our art in weddlnc arrang<»-
menta are of the latest toncb. Notb'
ins flner in floral offerinci to be bad
nioomlng pot plants, azaltaa, Hy
I’roi. r-’. C. Nye reiiiriieil MoikIii
eveiiiiiu' after snpplvinfi for llcv I
K. Ili-iuiron al
Mills >'!iiday.
The iiiiys are growing wmnicr Imi
A. W .-Vnge anti ('a., iiiui'-'
grows iliiniii'r and llierefore ilie dav;,
will 111 ideasani if you hay iiiuiei-
Weiir fioni them.
Saturday morning while hauling
.gasoliiii'. Cleius Stox. a IL’ year old
boy. got his foot very painfully but
nol seriously mashed by a barnill ,i;
oil falling from the carl | The horse
beianie irighiened ami bewail rearin';
and III' harrell got over balanced and
fell I'roiii the I'arl on ihi’ boys foot.
When In need of lobaci'u liueks.
screi-n iliiors screen wire and all kind.,
of Iniiilier see the <i. K. I.nmher and
•Man 11 f:icl 11 ring Com|)iiny.
.Mr, M li. I'.arliiT reliirneil froii;
.Xoriolli Saliirda.v.
Vesi -nl.'ty nlh riiiKiii tit lladdoi k.'; j
Cross Uoads .\Ir.\\'il! Cox's liilic ei^lii ;
year old child w'as playing willi a >
caliber revolver ami shol iis liH
lluee vi ar old slslei'. 'i'hi' bullei cn j
lei'ed i|ie cliilds head .just under iisj
nose and il is lliouglil that Ilie ball |
|)cneiralid tile liraiii. The chili
died iiisianil.' .
4 lub Koiueii >feet In SparlaiiburK.
SPAUTA.VHlRCj, S. C., May 12.—
!^ijarl/inburg capitulated today to an
invading army of t:lub women who ar
rived in legions to attend tlu‘ anuuul
convention of their state federation.
Today s^as devotetj lo the ri'ceptio'i
of the visitors and meetings of coni-
milii'i's. JJi'ginning Viith a vsejconm
demonstration tonight the sessions
will be continued until Friday noon.
The ( onvention has its guest of hoti-
or .Mrs. pen y \' Pennybacker, pres
idi III Ilf the (ieiieral Fi'deration of
WOnieijs Cllll,.-;.
ander, charged with implication in the
ii'urder of Preston I^.verly at Harb';'
February 24. is on trial here. The
slale rested its lase this aflernoon.
after using practically the saim- ev;
flence whii e convicleii .Si<i Fing< r
last week. The defense used Hnger
as a witness and he lompletely exon
erated Alexander, takinn the crime
upon himself and telling in all the
horrible details how he alone visited
Ihe store and killed and robbed
l.yerly and set the lire wliicli des
iro.v'ed Ills body.'
Finger stnek to his awfnl story iIhoukIi Kaslern < arolina, "Our Greet:
w-e!l under a severe cross e.vainiiia ville is alw‘»iys furnishing something
llial so many oilp-r small l ilies can't
I
I Mlaiifa mil'll iMih .shriners.
j, Al'KA.NTA, Cii.. May l:!. It wa.s
estimated lhal L'.'.onii members of th ■
Creeiiville is furnishing i|uiti‘ a lot
of ilie coniniencenieni speaker.s
lidii by lir. Clement
Siilicilor < 'lenienl .
who is assist ill
>lay l'’es(l*al al \nn \rbor.
A.\.\ AHIiOU, ,\li< h . -May i::.
Mii-^
to .order and tiioiisands of additional vis
ilors v\<eri in Atlanta this morning
when the annual nalional i onclave
of the .\obles of tile .MvsHi Sliriiie 1)
itaii in I'armsi. Tlie city is Irans-
iormed 'viili rtiltir and d-coratioii.
liiirinj; the ritiiailider of the we-R
il lovers from far and near caiin
Ann Arbor today lo attend llie open
ing of the ittenty lirsl annual .May f's
lival uiiiler the auspices of the Cniver
sity of .Michigan. The festival pro
«ranimc this year iirovides for (i'.
ciiiH'cris. with Handels Messiah ami
l-:i,;4ar's Caraclacus as the prini'ipal, Ai laiila will be given ovi-r In the visi
ailraclions. Mine. Alma (ilnck. Pas-jler.-,. Among the spetial features
duale Amaio. Ki( hardo .Martin and ^ "f eiue|tainmenl which Vaarab'l'em-
llejcross and Soulh j soloists an- to lake par | pb' of this city has provided ils brotn
|a:.sisieii Iiv Ihe ('hnr:il union chorus |ers an- a grand ball receptions. Inn
of i'.oo Voices and ihe Chicago Syin ■ j cheons. aiiioinobile rides and an ante
lilnmy Orchesri. /bellnm barbecue.
Office at Carr and
Atlcins H ’ware Store.
W. s. Newcomb,
House Painting, - - Interior Decoratoi
P.iper Hanging, Window Shades.
WANT ADS
. . fi ---jfj •'0 I
>OH(i; OF KI.KCTIOX.
lie it ordained, by the hoard of al
dermen of the town of lireeuville, in
a (all mei'iiiig, on Friday night the acinths, palms, ferns, Norfolk plnei
-•ith day of April. I'JM. as is provider., other nice pot plants,
by the charter of said town and III
as fol
and
,T
L.
firemen Have Mce Hall.
The assenit)ly room ol Hope Fi'" '
Conipaii}' in the niunicipal building is
liandsoinely furnished and is an a'.-
iractive place for the members of the
(onipany, A pianola, pool table,
game tables, newspapers and maga
zines. give plenty of opportunity to
pass Ihe time pleasantly. Thn fire
laddlcs are proud of their quarters
and feel greatful to those who helped
in furnishing it. '
. .I.ist Voiir ra\es.
1 will be at the court house 'Jth.
Ititli, 2.1rd and Sotb. All other times
during the month of May at Hall &
.Moore otiice on Five Points
1 \V. .M. MOOiiK.
Ust Taker of (Ireenville Towuship.
(! tf
Rose bushea, evergreens, shrub-
erriea, hedge plants and shade treet
Mall, telegraph and felephone orde*'*
promptly execute'd by
I %I. Ii. O’Qaian A Co.,
Phones; Store 42, Greenhoufie 14i»
RALEIGH, N. C
D. J. Whichard, Jr.,
Alter! I’nr tireenvum an«i ▼leinlf
■Margaret Mayo's new farce, "Twin
i;|as brought out in cjucago.
Kugene Walters newfi'sl play,
Plain Woman,” seems to have uft
with favor in the eyes of the critics.
eitUl'KHHlUMAl. UAIiUA.
various amendments iherei
lows:
1. 'i'hat an election be held in th
s< veral wards of said town, on Mon.'
dry, the 1st day of June, 1914, for
the purpose of electing li\e aldermen
for said town. Those persons electei
liom the :1ml. IJrd and 4th wards ot 1
said town shall cimtinue in office for
two years from the lirst day of July,
1914, and those from the 1st and 5th
wards for one year from July 1, 191-v, I’eds
or until their successors are duly
elrcted and qualified. Aldermen to hi-
elected from each of the live ward.s
of said town as aforesaid.
;!. That the following named per
sons are hereby appointed as reg
istrars and judges of the election, to
hold and conduct said election in the
various wards of said town, to-wit;
1st ward. ('has. Cobb, registrar;
J. H. White and J I. Hmith, judges
nf election.
i;nd ward, M. 11. White, registrar: |
I.. W. Lawrence and H F. Patrick j g, j. EVGBETT
j'ldges of election. j Attorney at L*w
^rd ward, I>. T. lleaman, registrar, | Edwards Building, on tb» Conr
J S. Tunstall. J. F. Hrinkley, judges i Houkb Squaro
01 election. *
4th ward, U. D. Haskett, registrar; ' W« CAB'fEU, M. D.
James Brown and W. M Mo.ire, i Practice limited to dlseasoa of th» k.r»
judges of election. Eat Nose and Throat.
5th ward, J. G. Bowling, regiatiar; , Washlngion, N. C. GreenvHle, N I
OU. JOHN' F. TU101>E>.
Tetemary iSnrgeon.
baa moved his office from Did Rai
Bow Stables to Dr. Zeno Brown's
! Stables on Fourth Street Phone
384 Day or Night.
Im d und w.
New Gar
den Seed
Flower Seed
Onion Sets
Maine Red Bliss
Irish wobblers
Seed Oats
Rape Seed
Dr. Hess Stock &
Poultry Powder
S M SGH0L12
PliO.\E H OFTt:.*il
Citeh must acrompan; orders
for want ads, except from thiise
iiavlni; refuliir advertiain* ac
counts. The rate is 6 cents por
line, fill words to the line. Tel
ephone No. 74.
IIOl !S(:il(>l.ll I CO.NO.UV 1 11!
il'iiiii spring to reduce tlie high c(jjjI
of living. Start at the vital point—Youi'
r:.nge. See our ad in this iBsue. L. C
riiriia«e Hardware Co. Ayden, N. C
.M ltUVlSJ Iiini S -\T ,S, M, SrHLLT/
s|| h \M) ( l!i;l’l. MIllM >VMSr,s.
,li;.^l received. .Muiiford s ijiialiiy Sliop
t:; -’111.
MISS. W.S. M:\V(0.«B, M.IM FA(
lurer ot Human Hair Goods, Braids,
Curls. Transformations etc. Natural
Hair Braids for sale. Prices reasoa-
able. KesldencP Mrs. Ada Cherry’s
4 U tf.
■ABDING A PIEBCE
Lawyers
Practicing In all the Courts
Office in Wooten Building on Thirt
■treet, fronting Court House
>01M II» IM l.l{> I AH>ll:|{S « i.\r
Caroliiiu l.ands. .See ileiirj- T. hiwif.
4 15 14 Imd,
WVMil) Kt HI V—AN (M.l> VIO
liii in good condition . Address C. 11. K
care lieflei liir. -‘i II Jt
I OM I I.ABVVS n iT( II SOMi:.
where ill .-Vj-deti. lii lurti lo .Miss .M:il
lie .lohnson, .\ydeii. ,\ (' 11 I'ld
llOBKIfN IIVMIXi >ll{. A. I.OPK/.
will bcRin a tlass Monday, .May is.
1!)1 I, 2nd floor new* Krown Huildin^,
iJickinoon .-Vve. Instruction in ail
new dances. 1 v\ .
H. O. Kdwards and H. L. Cow id,
judges of election
3. That said election shall oe hel'
a* the various places in said wards,
towit:
1st ward, at court house.
2nd ward, at J. H. Winslows sta
3rd ward, J. S. Cockrell's otllce.
4th ward, at Munford's store, Fivf
5th ward, at J. F. King's stables.
4. That regi J liooks of sai l
town will be open at the various poll
ing places in each ward on Wednes-
uay, Thursday and Friday, May 27,
2“. and 29, from 9 o'clock, a. m., to
nve o’clock p. m as is provided fo<
by the charter of said town.
» 30 Imd. ]
Office with I>r. D. L.. James, Oreen
Title, day every Monday, 8 ■ m to I yt'
D. M. CLABV
Attorney at Law
Land and Drainage Cases a Speclalt*
In office formerly occupied %y
Jarvis and Blow.
DR. V. II. MEWBORN
Sppeiali.st In Fitting Glasses,
At Aydeu Saturday aft«r the second
Sunday of each month at J. R. Smith
and Bros. Store.
Home Ofllco KlnatOB, N. C.
HARBF
Attorney at Law
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Metropolitan Life Insnmnce Co.
of New York
Assets 447.82d.22y.16.
Gfoiige A. l^orrest, Special Agent
319 Evans St. Greenville, N. C.
H. BKXTLKY HABHISS
Still With
“OLfi RELIABLE”
The Hutiiul Life Inttnranre ( o„
of N. T.
DR. I’AI L FITZGERALD.
Deutist.
OlBce over Frank Wilson's Store
Telephone 437.
Greenville, : N. C
B. F. T¥80JI
infturanre
Life, Fire, Sick and Ac.
Office on fourth «t. •>t>i ^ . .•
Wilson > •' •
ALBiojr Dumir
Attorney at Law
Office in Bbelburn Building, Third
Practices whereever liia services ar«
desired
'Jreenvllle, - - North Caroline
.\sk your groi'er for
Fl.Ol.U —Hat the best
MOH.S KOriK
4 25 tf
HU{ Ri;>T om: m>k room
house, modern conveniences apply to
L. C. Skinner. 5 G tf
I, vmi s SILK, < RKl’F
dressi's, special prices.
ijuality Shop. |
\^n voim;
Munford f
r,.13.2t I
Wnuled.
To purchase a farm of nol less
ili.in :i.'. ai'res not more than 4im), on
easy terms. If you have one to sell
write or see me, if you mean business.
I pri'fer bu> ing within 5 miles of rail
road, but jirice and ti'rms wou'd in
duce puri'hasing elsewhere.
,1 F r.AllWlCK.
r> 1 Ilf .XydiUi, N C
>■ otice
Having been elected Tax Lister for
till' town of (Ireenville for the year
i; H, thi.s is to notify all persons liable
for taxes that 1 will be at the court
h'luse during the montli of May. 1914.
fcr the purpose of listing taxes for the
said town o£ Greenville. All persons
1‘able for taxes please come forward
and list the same This lirst day of
Ma.v. 1914
r. 1 If I! A TYSOV. Tax Taker
I I I I I L MISn mi KH I.
Sal on a 'luiiVl.
I aliiig- t)j curds mid whey.
Aieug came Mr Spider,
>Vho sat down beside lier,
VHiile .Miss .MuiVet iust flitted uway.
Vou'l not be frightened away
nioM 011! i( i: ( »K parloi:
Not a >pider, nor ii Kl.v.
I he) lasle like more, our eurds antI
>vliey— 4
lhal i> nh.v you'll want lo stay!
Candy Palace
.1. (i. I aulares, I’nip,
.Notice ol UisKoliitiiin.
Il' iiiuli'al ( oiisciil li'i ' Ilf .Meoie
I 1 i; I'OiiiiH .11 d of >. I Moon- and
\\ H. lioiig, is thi.-, day lii?.^ .Ivcd
The saiil I. I. Moore, who livi'a a.
•New iierii. ,\. C , will Continue to
iiilend the siipi rior court of I’lit couii-
I when employed in cases wliSii will
justify his coming and will be ass.i
I iateci with W, H Long in s'lch cases
as his servite may be desired
I'he said W H, l.iong will <. .u.iinuv'
to practice law and occupv the t tiice
w hich has bn t. heretofor<> ,i i upieil by
the lirm named
r.oili I. , id Mtxire and l. e said
l.oMg V. ill ii't iinue to gi c ia>u i-,i.
tention to the cases now pending in
vhiih th<;y have been employed unti'
the same are disposed of just the
same as they would have done if a
dissohiiioii liMd nol taUi‘n pla> e
L I. .MOOKK,
Wm H 1,CM!
(ilecnviHe. .V C, .Vpril i:i. IIM4
,'i s 1 w .
Notice.
This is to notify all parties that I
i ni no r connect'! in any way
«ith the lirm (if .iruie.-sM . I'ord Al- t'o.,
ineate I i.i lie^.iei, N , liHviiig solil
my interest to .lohn .1. Ford He as.
sinnes all liabilities and assets of tha
^aiil company..
T. It. A.N’UUDWS,
1 :’,0 Id "w .') "i Id 3w,
J. C- LANIER
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