North Carolina Newspapers

" - Tf: . J'...- . . . T :"Jz - - ...... . . " ' U- ' - ' - SHORT POLK COUNTY .ITEMS Xrwa From all Parts p ;. K COUTV iiRlETLY. , J.X)LD.- TH COLUMBUS. - Pnht L. Corn'weli of Collinsville jjas returuecl to LaFollette8, Te.hcf. L L- Tallent,whuhas been sick for several days, is improving. Hobt McFarland is at lro'me. ou 7i ,.;t nom Greenville &'C. -Bob? js looking ""well and says he likes the hustling South Carolina city in which be is now located. (. r The lour convicts who have -been vnrkinr the streets i n lr you, were returned to jail Tuesday. Ihey. will be hired to Coopers, dap town ship beginning next week. t. L. Tallentis becoming famous t ,. tlnJinir bee" trees, -lie disco v i-ieil auotuer one recently. -Iteon taint'd a number f -youngs bee's i -. i i i ; v. ..: ,. iiiut a mue uuuev. Iht' ice cream festival J for the ht iJt'lit ol the Baptist church, which w'-is Id last Friday evening at tuu i;uluinous Hotel was ii.greutsu.c 4.ess and tlie young - ladies who had fimre oi the uftuir are to be con gratulated. $11.85 "was cleared ' '." W. S. Croker of Gastonia ' was here for a short visit ou the Fourth. lie came up to play second base for rrrv .ii m their frame with Ruther- i j - tron. ut course ail nis mends Ivvere surprised and pleased to see iim anil extended the glad hand I Dr. H. rL Edwards,v.of :if"ili Spring, was a visitor ,; to -our , town lomlav. .He reports a busyime a -his Hue for the past few. weeks ti.I if sr cril his .. rtHtientfi RAPm .tn 5111 V.L if f - - e doing, nicely. Dr. . Edwards" is leased with , Polk, its scenery md its people. -. .- .. Mrs. C. E. Erskine, Messrs. Ralph mil Malcolm Erskine, Afiss Susan rskine, of Racine, Wis., Mrs. E. L. If, l.WiICclgl, VVlill3i J 5oil.lt7iJ lo. J1 rvou and ifiss Helen Kenwbrtpv )fTmm are guests at Log Cabin 1111. ' B. M. Story and 'family of Spar-i tanbuiLT have moved ta Columbus l - V - it. i n a aiv occupviuj' me miuse next othe i)riuting office formerly occuj- hm bv H. L." Hendeison, ilr; Kt iiv ami his two feous: "have i-nr4 1 epteil position with" W E.'Jen Tiiiijrs saw-mill. G. E. . Feagan,, of tCollinsville," pas a i(uuar pieco- 501 naonev rhich h:a-swn foumhinA field while t work. ' This piece .of. coin. . is M. iiout one-quarter the size.-jf 5a alf dollar, wliich '-evidently' had ten cuk in four pieces-y Qn,puo. pde is the inscnntion, Carol us 1. " I," and on the their '.Ride, thr ttrs h-Hs-.:-a-u.:are. vislb.hi 0. P. SniKtifer) .brother of MVS. K. St( vens.m. the hustlmg. .Pr.o ittrtss . of L' Cabins Inn, -is 'a . . . . . - - euueiit visitoj- to thc-towu in aiT-h of suTnIiR,-ftc:" He "seems he favorably- -uu pressed with iue. uiiitaiii and enjoys iis scenery, (sh air, nure sarin j" water and 11 11 1 the other good things of which can !.H)abt. - .. ' -1. TRY OIL i 1 - Mrs. L. C, Talley of Columbia; S. C, has biiivad in -Trybn and opened the Tryoh Inn. . - ' Capt and Mrsi Geo. A. Smith left Friday for "O'rrs," Island, Maine, to spend the summer. . Since the return of Miss Puett to Ihe telephone exchange the service has been entirely satisfactory. MissvMvrtice McDonnald enter tained her little friends in honor of her; twelfth birthday last Friday. A. J. -Dillard and family of Spar tanburg are occupying one, of the isaiienger cottages for the summer The iWisses -Smith and a few friends from Spartanburg expect to leave, shortly on a camping trip to Spring Mountain Park. Mrs. Juliette Ballenger Moseley, who has :been( visiting her parents, left recently tor Baltimore to join her husband in that city where they will spend" the summer. . Chas. B. McFeo will not cro to Greehville, S. C which was his in- I tention as stated last week, but will go to Ellenboro, Rutherford county to construct a telephone system. Wm. Fisher, a brother of J. C. Fisher of this place died at Toxa- way Wednesday mornincr from the effects of an operation for appendi citis and will be buried here Friday. i 2 ' W Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Hellen, F. E; Hellen, ,Miss" Agnes Hellen left Sunday fpr Old Orchard, Maine, to spend the summer. Oak Hall liDtel will be closed ' during the summer ' CHURCH NEWS. CHUKCH DIRECTORY.! PRESBYTERIAN T. C. Crokkb, Pastor Preachmg every third Sunday, 11 A.M. ami at night I Sabbath school at 10 A. Mr baptist.rEy. John Walksr, of Kutherfordton, Pastor. Preaching every nrst Sunday in the month at 11 a. in , -and the Saturday afternoon previous. Sunday school every Sunday at) iO A. M. GREEN RIVER DTTiiiTTTT mt?.ttto. DIST " EPist'Ol'Al . fimmnw kottth Rev. y. h. Pekey, rRtor.i Mills Spring, N. C. THE YOUNG PEOPLES' S CIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Mr. J. E. Shipman, President. It ji meets every Sunday evening at 7 p. ml at the Institute building. All are tordiallv invited to attend. . t The third quarterley conferance of the Green River Circuit will be held at Bethlehem, July' 11th and 12th. J " w v iwv ., . ARE BUSINESS . J ; . BRINGERS JUOCALS. ' ' . ,'3-. Ads Under This Head Five Cents Per Line Each Insertion. - A menhant can get along without advertising, but. he icon'tvif 'he has ever tried the light kind. J Printers' Ink. I will yield season. trert The trustees of the Tryon Graded School District met Tuesdav and elected Prof. .Frank -Valentine of Henderson ville, principal and Miss Smedley of Tryon. assistant. A evy of 20 cents on tho $100 valua tion - for the school district was made. . ; , . , .". The store of U. G. Statou at Zir- conia three miles from Saluda was robbed of r $800.00 Tuesday night Thx robbers broke into the store, removed the safe a short, distance and dynamited it: The express office aud the post-office are situated in Staton's store, Zirconia beingonly a nag station, and about $400 in express and post-office money and store t funds" "and $300 in checks was secured by the robbers. ' Three menv supposed to have been the robbers boarded an east bound freight train Wednesday morning I between -J'Xryon aud, Saluda and ' messages have been sent in all directions askiug for the arrest of suspicious" characters. ; y. Childrens' Day wa observed at the Baptist cuurch last Suuday. Hou. P. J 1 . Balleugtjr, aupoiiuteud- ent; jMesi led wLiiie the children uscuttrsed in their inimitable way the songs prepared by the, Publica tion society "and' spoke with strik ing, effect their verses and recita tions, . I'he ceutral thought of the program was the cross. The ladies had erected a large white crocs sur mounted by a. golden crown, in the center of ,he platform and around this eight little Missed recited in turn the' several verses of an em blematical poem "Beyond the Cross, the Crown:" The entire school took part . ahd greatly pleased and edified the 'audience. There was a vocal solo'by Miss , Stephenson and . , T , " had litldress by Rev. E. M. Stephen- m today.-BriMers- Ink,. of ChidaJa The collection for the missionary work of the Publca- ,-tien- Society . amounted to $5.55. J ho exercises vould have tlone credit to a city school.. Such ser vices should come oftener than once a year. ' v Wood's Seeds. m Glover under favorable condi tional 8 to 10 tons of green food per acre, or 1J to 2 tons of hay hikI is worth as a fertilizing crop, $320. to $25. per acre. Full information is contained in our Fall Catalogue just issued, which we will mail free - upon request. ' 1 Wood's Fa!! CatrJogae also tells all about Vegetabte and Farm' - 5eeds for Fall Planting, Seed i Whe&t. Oats Rye, Barley,! i Vetches, Grass and I Clover Seeds, etc. , im Write for. Fall Catalogue and prices of any Seeds desired. ". f T. W. WOOD & SONS, ' Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. The Jic.4 reparation for govd-ud yttinrj in tfe future' is to do good MILL SPRING. ;W -r v.Johu Walker of Riheripjcd- p spent last Fi-iday. night.at J.-I icker's Tk Kev. W. H. Perrv. lR 'M.PruK-nvl strict Conferance at RutherfolKll .11 '- v it.-. pv. j. bootio,, who haR-been-suffer pwith a dislobatol 'aiikre-isdv Proviug and we hope to. see, tut-streets again, fjqpn. . The tivn vbot rZ' wuouui opiuwn aieu re aad was buried in th Mill rgcemeteiy. - '-' - Ulleft thet'Lapd'of Ffowers" mountainous countrv tol uperate. 0 doubt Mill Sni R;"repreBentediit Coluinbusl JlOUdav. as &PVral Af ,Vi. if UB were. there for fh' n lactic imni t-.lr.r. - V i. enf.;, imu8 DOU8es liic sum mo. 'i7 lariat , ibuijs, - o grantee t,i fi-.,' i ' ti H o VUW!, seeKing-neaiin 1 -v"-eation. monU,i: h Pure x ' "auy,4icau iouli VaLer "d medicalaid if now la n B, tit n is t snv. r U1 raiuaa was in town 4JI vis iting his'l3arents. -lar man of business,' and N'lel thesurest- way , to get wml the - da'nwisk tor a " tnis "THE LVND (jF THE SKY.? , This is the title of an attractive book let just issued by the Passenger Depart tueut ot the Southern Railway, descriptive of Western North Carolina. The book is beautifully illustrated,! and gives prospective tourists an excellent idf a of the attractions ot this charming moun tain country., .- s "To those v contemplating a trip, ; for either health or pleasure, during the Spring or Summer, would be well : to apply to a representative of the South ern Railway tor copy of this lMKkle.' , VERY LOW RATES TO .5a MANY POINTS BEACHED VIA V THE" S&DIBERH RAILWAY. ''A number of Lynnites" attended "services at the Columbus Baptist church last Sunday. . . Twelye new members were re ceived into the Christian Endeavor society aJf iJ1- Wednesday evening meeting'.- .movement is on-foot to build a Wethodist emiren nere.. . T. , u.. Westall and Rev; W.' HrPerry are re6eivihgTjubs.criptions to the build ing, fund... Jr . , : : The Tryon Hosiery Company will add- considerable new machinery to t'ueimill inthe ;falL The addition to -Ui'e mercantile department will be completed t shortly. The -base j ball games on the Fourth between Tryon and Ruther- fordton were too one sided to be interesting, i Tryon t outclassed Rutherfordton and; had. everything their own way from th start The morning game resulted in a scpre of lf to 5 in favor; of Tryon and the afternoon game" was brtmghtrto a close .at the. end of the fifth, inn ,ing. xne score was m 10 a iavur Tryon. " Tryon and Brevard,. will probably ; meet on; the diamond .again at-Jjynn Detore lon. The Southern Railway Company an nounces the sale ot' tickets at extremely low lutes, iicui joints ou its lines tor the following special occasions: h Asheville, N. G. Southern Educational Association, June iiO-July 3, 1003. & Asheville, N. C .- Southern Student Con ference and ..Convention Y. VV. C. A, June 12-22, 1903. llhens, Ga. Summer School, July '.--August 9, 1903. in .Atlanta, Ga. National Convention B. Y. P. U, of America, July 9-12, 1903. ! Boston, Mass. National Educational As sociation, July 6-10, 1903. n Knoxville, Tenn. Summer School, June 23-Jnly31, 1903. i Monteagle, Tenn. Bible School, July I 4ugust 30, 1903. Nashville, Tenn. Peabody Cbllege Sum mer Schools. June 1-July 30, 1903. 5?. Tuskegee, Ala, Summer SchooL June 26- Aagust 7, 1903. Asheville, N. C. National Dental and -Ad junct Societies, July 24-July 31,1903. Denver, Colo. Annual Convention, Y. P; S. 3. E., July 9-13, 1903. Detroit, Mich. Internation Convention;1: Epworth League, July 16-19, 1903. IS San Francisco. Cal. National Encamp ment G. A. R August 17-22, 1303, il ABOVE RATES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Tickets will be sold to above points from all stations on Southern Railway, , s Detailed information can be had upon application to any Ticket .Agent of the . . . . ' 1 . . J . . . A . ... X. aoutnern. xvanway or lgeuis 01 connecting lines, or by addressing the undersigned: Account North Carolina Bar Association, Jtilv 1-4, '03. Tickets on sale June 30th, July 1st and "2nd wifih final limifJuly 6th, 03. xtate rrom Asnevme aio.ov. Account Summer School, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Tick ets on sale June 12-3-5-6-22-and 29 with final limit July 15A 1903. Rate for the round trip, one fare plus 5.25 Asheville, $8.35. - CORN or other produce will be received in payment of subscriptions to The News. JUST ARRIVED. A shipment of Kelly's Axes. Ikyon Supply Co. CLOSING OUT SALE OF LUMBER Come quick and get the bek. H. E. Gray . HJli UREAM FREEZERS. Yes, we iiave them. Tbyon Supply Co. lOU ought to see our line of pretty pearl nandie knives. Tbyon Supply Co. BEST ALARM CLOCKS on the market only i.00 at McFaa'ti, Tryon. . WANTED. 100 bunuies of fodder. Apply ut Ihe News oihee. -ANYTHING in Hardware, 1 in ware or Agateware. TitYon buprLY Co. DR. ME1U WETHER will be in Tryon July th to attend to the ueiitai lieeas oi Lis patients. , TliE BALLENGER COMPANY, ot -Liyoii, will pay you 70 cents in Uudt tor curu. . I OR SALE. An extra 'good quality ot' bottled Ginger Ale and Soda Water can be hud at Thk News office. Wji, have the agency for the famous Rock Hiil buggies. Tbxon Supply Co. STOVES or tinware ior cash or install ments. Tbion Suppiy to. FOR SALE. Seven room house and lot in Tryon, known as "Lower Masson cot tttge." Call on or address H. E. Gbay, Trustee, Columbus, N. C. WRITING PAPER and Envelopes for sale at, Thk News office. The quality is good and the price is small. Don't forget us when you need uny. . - DR. S. S. DANIEL, Dentist, of Spar tanburg, S. C, will be in M ill Springv for one week beginning Monday, August 3rd, 1903, prepared to do lull kinds of dental work. See &d iimnother column. THE BALLENGER CO., Tryon, have this week opened a nice line of clothing, hats and shoes. Let them lit you you out for summer. Can give you a ready or tailor made suit.- . " . FOR SALE I will off ei at private sale aCpiumbus, N. C, the following property: a good saw - mill, 1 log wagon, 1 good top buggy, with .harness and lap fbbes, 1 one horse wagon, two horse Wagon with har ness, 2 one horse cultivators, and other farm tools, 1 piano, household and kitchen furniture and other things too numeruos to mention. H. E. Gbay. the; north'- Carolina, - s;f; ate;. h o r h al'ahd ihe i-os t riSVcollegb;;: i'Tf VMiU., 7 C O U R SB S :' " ' 1 ' : t x ComiEECIAX, ' LlTEBART ' ' Domestic Science ' Manuil Trainino ' Music . Classical Scientific Eedawgical - iive coulees ' leading Jo ' Diplomas," v Advanced courses leadiusr. to Degrees 1 Well T eq uipped - Practice ' and Observation SdiooL Eacul ty nu inhere ,40.. Board, laundry, tuition. and fees for us of text books, etcMHO a year! .For non-residents of the State $.100. Twelfth annual session i begins September 15. 1903. To secure board in the dormitories all free-tuition applications should be made before Julv 15. Correspondence invited from those: desiring comwdent 'tHiobera aud stenographers. ! For catalogue and other information address CHARLES D. McIVER, President : !. . ' " GREENSR&RO, N. C. Don't; Do All. The Drinking Yo.urself Give your family a chance to enjoy the high grade, GlngerAle K and. bottled Soda Water which is sold by the leading mer .. chants all. pver this section and manufactured by : : : , . The Pacolef Grape Juice Company . ; HENDERSONVILLE, N. C The r !l c. Fymiture, Cook-Stoves; Tailor and Reaoy Maae Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions. 4 . r 0 Cents The News TO IF wcy ! Groceries a Specialty. THE EATLY 1 3 r v BILI. HEAD, LETTER HEAD, NOTE EAJ), .STATE ME NT ENVELOPE; ' CARDi OR CIRCULAR iiracis Riieniion in Leaves a Good Impression, , Maecs Mans1 Sales and is" an Advertising Medium Thajp. Brings Good r Results. . Such Prxkting.: Can , bb, , Had J at : : : : - : ; ' : mm . - FF -At ! Reasonable Rates. n . . . . . " 1 , .,,....-.... Receive Prompt Attention. s . Mail Ordcrs ; Tbt . Us. Jan. 1st, 1904 40 Cents We can supply you with visiting cards that are sure la please. Neatly printed in the latest-style type. The price is rights Oive us your order A BUY TH HEWH3E SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those "who ad vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for $20.00. Th& kind of a machine can be taught from us or any of our dealers from $15.00 to $18.00. . - . WE MAKE A VARIETY. RatefromiTHE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. .' , .. I The Feed determines the strength or Account Summer SchooL Knoxville, weah i ui mwiug juauuuw. Tenn. June 23 to Juy 31, 1903. Tickets l -UOUOie x eeu comoineu witn omer on sale June - 21-2-3-8-9, July 5-6-13-20, frong points; makes the 5Tew Home 1903 with final iimit fifteen days from date ! the best Sewing Machine to buy. - ofsae. Rate for the rouad trip from riif "in fnP 01110111 inO showing the dir- -iviiiD iui umuuumvj i ve manufacture and prices before purchasing cfedy of Sweet Gum & Mullein Cures Coughs, Coldsy Whooping Cough, LaQrippo and all Throat and ! Lung Troubles. MADE of Pure SWEET GUM, MULliEIN & HONEY. Your Druggist seUsit 2r& m The Semi- Weekly Citizen : PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AN1 FRIDAYS - . . Furnishes all the latest news local and general, .Each tissue, up to the hour of 'going. to 'pi ess, contains the latest telegraphic new8-fromy all parts of the world,:crop conditions and prices of faun products, given. jjireejywmns, - - - - ac SixlMonttis, . - - 50c . ;; : Oafeh1 in advance. ". V Send in your subscription to-day. , AddrUsj THE CITIZEN, " i "; ' Asheville, Nohth Caroltxa. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY INALIrITS BUASCHES. ' OUTDOOR AND INDOOR WORK A SPECIALTY. N . . . sheviWe $4.25. 1 K IUI 0lUULA0 llii Account Fourth of July Celebration a Tickets will be on sale July 2, 3, 4th with , VxJSW Atlanta,Ga.. final limit July 8th. - ... t T.nlS Ma TV,lL t7t HnnVnM fV, Account V urgmia Summer school of Meth a"" ' ' ' ' Tickets" on sale June 22-3-4-5,-July 13-14-15 16 with final limit Augusts 1903. Rate for the rounds trip from xshesille, 1 n .; ' " ' i "S For tickets to all points North, East, West or South, write to, or call ou J. H. Woon, District Passenger Agent. Asheville N-'C.- - . -- VIEWS E OM SALE. . " "ALL KINDS OF AMATEUR WOBK ,'v. V PKOHTTLY ATTENDED. TO. . . T; ' : ; J ; myELOPim and prjntzno. PORTRAITS EUQZjJLR&ED IN f OIL! ;WATE1V COIAJR,- PASTEL, SEPIA a " "AND I GRAYON.: ' . . ... . :"' . GALLERY OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAE. " Ceres Crip fa Ttro Dc;"3. t&o Lajmtive-: Peven f.IjZicn boxes sold In pest 12 months. eve . V '..:... 4 . - - -