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The Points of a Week In and
Around This Thriving
Neighborhood, f
Distress
After Eating
S. S CONVENTION.
AUOITH BUKKAU,
JMkovilH;, N. C.
May 18, PJO-1.
Nausea between meals, belching, vom-
: itiDg1, flatulence, fits of nervoua head
' ache, pain in the stomach, are all
symptoms of dyspepsia, and the longer
Mr. (i. Ij. Pittman, visitad his it is neglected the harder it is to cure it.
,-noth.T at Pinkney, Sunday. ff00(2S SarSaparilla
iany oi our jmjujmb ujk iu uiu . T
Padicallv and nerm.infntlv rrtr ff : 1001:
TV ft. T r Tforn rf Wilmirxrtrm ' . r J
" " V ' . . ' i strengthen and tone the stomach and
;9ki luri WiiiiflMvr viwitimr ri -l!i.t I Vt;s. i ...... I
other digestive organs for the natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Ilood'a.
I hal dyspepsia twenty-flye years and
took different medicines but got no- help
Tin? l.'Ith Annual Sunday Srliool
Con vent ion oi Fork Town
ship Will be Hold at Pine
Forest, on Saturday,
May iiKtli, 11HM.
GOLDEN AVKDIMNG.
3Ir. and 3Irs. IS. 15. Kaiford Cel
ebrate Their Fiftieth Anni
versary ol3Iarrietl Lale.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
(.Jodwin was a scene of beauty, ele
gance and gay festivities Saturday
evening, the joyous occasion being
STEDIAN FOR GOVERNOR.
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The following is the programme of j the celebration of the Golden Wed
the 13th annual Sunday School ConVlin of Mr and Mrs. B. B. Raiford,
Carnival in your city last week.
Mr. J. I. Ham, of Wilmin
was here Sunday, visiting relatives
Miss Zona May, came Sunday from
jBeston, to visit Miss Minnie Garros, j
Miss Pemiinah Does, of mar;
Princeton, is visiting Misses Lula
find Dora Dees.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry unci children,
f vention of Fork township, to be held
.at Pine Forest, Saturday, May 28,
until I bean taking Hood's SarsaparMa.
Have taken four bottles of this medicine
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
well, have no cramps In my stomach, no
of Wilson, are in town visiting the burning and no distress." Mrs. Wixliam
family of Mr. Oscar Stith.
F very body is busy preparing for
the commencement Thursday and
Friday nights of this week.
The remains of Mr. Joseph Jack
son, who died iti Soul It 'nnlina, I i-t rj j(
week, were brought hen, ;rid laid to i
rest in the old Jaek.-on burying,
irround. ;
G. Barrett, 14 Olney St., Providence, R. I.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.
WALT Fit LFTTFIt.
!l II.
and Savings of a Week
The Methodist
District ConfcreiKM
Sunday School
coiiicH here the
.'ifth Sunday in July. Let al! our
people unite in giving the Conference
i royal welcome.
In ;o.d Around )ur Thriv
mg Xeighborhood.
w. rn;u, x. c, t
May '", 1901. J
Miss Ophelia C'arr, i- vLMing her
si-ter, Mrs. Milford Aycock, near
We extend to Mr. F. L. Peel, our ; Pinkey, this week.
deepest sympathy in the death of his
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr, of your
estimable wife, Mrs. Fula Fdgerton nty vnt last Sun,lay iu our com.
Peele, which oc.-urred at their home j Imini v visiting friends,
near hereSunday night. In her death;
Jliss Julia liurley, or your city,
spent Saturday and Sunday here,
visiting relatives and friends.
the husband Io.es a loving wife, the
.children a devoted mother and the
community a good friend.
BUCK SWAMP ITEMS.
Mr. I. L. Yelverlon, of Fremont,
was here Sunday.
Cotton chopping is now the order
-of the day, and the average' farmer
has a good stand.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ilarriss, of
your city, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Gurley Sunday.
Mr. Marion Lynch left Monday
for Wilson, after spending a few
.days pleasantly among us.
Miss Mitt'e Hollingsworth, of
Magnolia, is adding pleasure to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
Lynch.
Mrs. G. W. Fdgerton returned last
week from the Wilson Sanatorium.
Her friends hope she will soon be
restored to health.
'Aunt Liia" Peacock, an old rnd
jujrhlv re-reeled colored ,on;uu liv-
J'lUXJRAMME.
10.00 a. m. Song service.
10.10 Devotional service by Rev.
II. E. Tripp.
10.20 Song.
10.L'. Address of welcome by V.
N. Bass.
10.: 30 Response by E. T. Atkin
son. 10.1" Song.
10.50 Exercises by Antioch Sun
day school.
11.05 Song.
11.10 Address by Cieo. F. Hood.
11.15 Song.
M.:;5 Address ly II. B. Parker.
lI.5o Appointment of commit
tees. 1 1.55 Music and collection.
li'.OO Dinner.
l..;0p. m. Opening niudc.
the venerable parents ofMrs.Godwin
The spacious parlors were peopled
with young and old alike from a dis
tance, and with loving friends
throughout the city, who had gath
ered to scatter the sunlight of happi
ness and enhance the halo of joy
around these two loving souls who
have traversed the ides of time hand
in hand adown the pathway of life
for a full half century; sharing the
gladsome hours and lending solace
in the hours of turmoil, sadness and
vicissitudes changes of scene, and
time, and place that mark the mile
posts of every life, and in which ev
ery soul is tried, in its journey to
wards the shores of eternity.
As the guests arrived they were
received in the hall, which was ta.-te-
i fully and appropriately decorated,
by Mrs.W. F. Stroud and Mi-s Mary
Farrior, and conducted to the spuei-(
ous south parlor, where they were j
The Endorsement of Hon. John S,
Cuningham.
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Godwin, assisted by Miss Mabel
l. l. l arker. Iiarnes, of Wilson, and in turn pre
sented to Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Kaiford,
in whose honor the triad hour was
celebrated.
ou.m.o i.wb. .v x. Ai. . ithe eveninjr floated the strains of
1.55 Exercises by O.ikl Hid Sun
day school.
1M0 Song.
ing on the
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M'isses L da, Fields and sister Miss
Pearl, and Mr. Oris Jones were vis
iting the Misses Swinson last Sun
day. Mr. Charlie Coor arrived home
last Friday from Cary High School,
and is being greeted pleasantly by
his numerous friends.
Messrs. Alden and Frank Yelver
ton, from Fremont, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Velverton.
Mrs. Dallie Gurley and children,
off h idboume, N. C, are on a visit
to relatives in our commupity,where
their friends are glad to see them.
Messrs. Carl Swinson, George
Hooks, Miss?s Btssie, . ElHe and
Frma Swinson attended commence
ment exercis.es at Pikeville last
Week.
Anderson.
2.35 Song.
2.40 Exercise by Fhenezer Sun
da 3 school.
2.55 Song.
.'3.00 Comments on the works b3T
H. H. Parker and otlitrs.
ft. 10 Reports from commit'ees.
.3.15 Adjournment.
All Sunday schools are invited to
attend and all tint attend ire asked
to bring well filled baskets.
J. M. Mitch km,,
Town-hip President.
TO S. S. AYORKERS.
A Banner to be (liven to the
Township Making the
Best Bepo.t.
In order to encourage the SundaT
sweet and inspiring music, which,
added to the brilliant lights and
merry voices of the assembled guest-",
i filled all hearts with gladness, and
"all went merry as a marriage bell.'
The piano was presided over t3r Mrs.
Thos. McMillian, of Rocky Mount,
and Messrs. W. E. Stroud and George
E. Stanley, of this city.
The decorations throughout the
handsome home were profuse and
most beautiful, and the color effects
charmingly blended. In the south
parlor the color effect was Red, the
walls were draped witn Crimson
Rambler and the rtwm was dotted
here and there with lovely potted
tlowers. presenting a dream of beauty
and picturesque delight upon which
the eye gladl3' dwelt and the soul
feasted hountifull3T. Here the many
a.idcostl3 presents of trold, number
ing into the hundreds, were displa3'ed
and greatly admired by all present.
They were indeed handsome and at
tested in language unspeakable to
Dr. Lul)3T Siiiilh and brother, Mr
Goorge'Smith, of your eity, spent last;tIie Sunday schools, en
1 flit. lmrn. onil tiytwnii in wliifh thfi
school worker, of tke county, I will (.0UplH aro f,, am, Jnust haw
give a nice bunu r, 'o ! awanled brought happiness tail and unalloyed
1 a a 1 a i 1 IU 11 rll rill lo dil" 1 ' al ' 'i tin ti Mvir 1 -
each vear to the hnvns'.uo making . , , ,
" est emotions to jn rvude the soul.
the best reiort a- " !i C 11:13 Con-( Yea, the dark curtain that obseurts
'past events no dnilit rol ni aside,
ai d as in a 1 anonunie i-v tliey
First. Tlse town-hip having the truv.-i - d the -c-.e- .f life oYr ag-tui,
largest number of its inii ihiamts 111 dwelt 1 ;u;.. up -n tee b;.-uis of eoi;rt-
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(Major Charles M. Stedman, candidate for i
nf Xorth Carolina.)
Below we publish a personal letter Maj'.r ( oaries M. Stedman, whom L
vention, on the foHowiog points:
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vas !'s years ,,.
Tlie ladies of the noighhorheod
gave an ice cream stip.n r at F.r.ck
vvamp school houses. fturd iy niiht,
in honor to tiieir ekieot te-.ichej,
Miss Bessie Lnmb, Lose school
e'.o-ed the day before. .".lbs Lamb (
has made n.any iih : ds daring her!
Thm-dav
Will Cra-Iotd, v. i
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00 them.
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uid lr- ; dcparue.nHs a)d Hie i r.od
S Second. Luc t i'.vii-!i!p ii.ivi tl;c
irge t average attend. iu e.
Ti.ird. The to .yn- '. i; taa t iui
sci a x 1 s one 11 lac 111 a -!
0-3 , visiiiii- niemoers oi nis cnurci .
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we were
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Lev. It.
Fripp v;i- '-ere Mou-
He and his good wiLj are- opdhir
; nioatiis, (niking ail et'.ih
its
1 -jber of
j oots as
ship, felt iij;;':
hioe-d of 3-'ht'
with'd'v 1 Sraaa
again i. to ;i.s-
e el I( al 11'
w e :.li -iut
I he ri. n, !! folding
pel ;;-.e .' e t ' e iio'.c
felt toe !ie:.rt iv'lp
.s-ioa;lte 1 hrohhi-.g a:oi
f- : t he looirerst Uie jov
ii.e! ioc s t ) krio - wtien
by Hon. John S. Cuningham en
dorsing Major Charles M. Stedman
for Governor of North Carolina. The
letter needs no comment, but speaks
for itself:
-'Cuningham, N. C, April 30.
"My Dear Sir: The Democratic
party will soon be called upon to
nominate a candidate for Governor
of our State to succeed Governor
A3cock.
'It is important that we should
select, for thia place, not only a good
Democrat, but a man of experience
and wisdom who is familiar with
the needs of our people, and who is
in perfect S3mpath with ever3 in
terest the mechanic, the farmer and
all of the business interests of war
State.
"In this connection I want to call
3our attention to the cahdidaeT of
have 'known personal for many
year.-j. lie is a gentleman of spot
less character, a wise statesman
whose record as a citizen and soldier
has been of duty well performed. He
can be relied on to see that every
man, no matter how poor, receives
his full protection under our govern
ment. He is a devoted North Caro
linian who loves his people.
"When a D03' he took up arms at
Bethel and fought through the entire
war and a braver soldier never drew
a sword. Let us nominate this ster
ling Democrat and eloquent orator,
and reward this splendid patriot aufi
hero. He will make a wise and con
servative Governor, satisfactory to
all the elements of our part3, most
acceptable to all who desire an hon
est government and the afTairs of the.
State wiii-ly and well administered.
"Yours very tra!3,
"Jn!l. S. Cl'MMillAM."
WltC the I'D', t
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with our people, ami
welcome evei v here.
meet a glad
a Wilu:;
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Mr. W. II. Turbo.
Ada II -.well, a::d 1
eave-tor her
O I'eelVt suC
Ir-:ne in Sih r ( it
oe
Not i en ( 'redem o
St. Petershurg, Mav 21. 'I
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re
port, cabled -esterda3 that the for
eign ode ia!s had received a telegram
from the Russian consul at Ch fo
reporting that the Japanese had made
ii land attack at Port Arthur and
had lost 15,000 men killtd or wound
ed and that the Rus-dans h ad lo t
000 men, is true, but as nothing cou
firmatorT has been received from
ari3 otlu r soun-e, the report is not
given credence.
Health
iwsuK'Ar.iC!'-
The man who ir.vrc his life is
wise for his tantily.
The men who msur-js !i;s haalth
is wise both fcr l::s fa-nipy and
himself.
You may ifisere health I)y guard
ing it. It S3 worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
vhich generally approaches
through the LIVF and mani
fests itself hi innumerable waj s
7 A K E 1 iriK
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if-', of your cit, wrre visitors at
tho ho-. a' of Mr. aral 31 is. V. F.
Itose last Sundav.
j Foarih'. Tie1 t 'c;;-iiip tl at gives
j to tea ;-hde uvr,
Messrs. Juo. F. Southerland. Jno.
JL smith, (the original Jno. R.) and
Needham Sa vens, were cut here
i'-.)y Tiiurs(la3 morning, on l-tisi-ness,
at.d were tlie gue-ts of Mr. and
Mrs. (iui. Pipkin at breakfast.
.Lev. A. P.. Morgan of your eity,
tilled Mr. Tripp's appointment at
Fhmezer Sunda3T afternoon, and de
lighted Iih hearers with a very fine
sermc.n, which was attentive list
ened to 13 a large' congregation."
the sc- .ois
I i'ih. Tlie 'i-1,
'e:t o;,t' (ie e.-de
at the County
written report .11 t lu
cotfUv cdlicoiS.
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led oa-
as two
oi er in
"Ti ro iiu-K ivai'ii. tuiu I awkward, O
lime in 3'oui" ii g!;t,
And make sjue a child jeoen, if iu-.t
; u v to-i ig'd. '
"There are moioe-ds spi nt Which
a:sn 't wdo iee -!,adow upon te.e
d iA, oid .remain an 01 -eea'a-oe p.art
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And save your hoalth.
Administrator's Notice.
Having riuslifid as sdmlnltrator of the
.estate of Theodore W. Privette, dpafied, no
tice lsliereby Klvnn to all iersons lnrtebCfa to
( the eaid ptr, to make Immediate pay
ment loth urdriined. and to idl persons
xiidinir clntmrt aRtiiiint said estate to pTe.oent
the Kam-1 to ilia uadersigoed tor Tiayment on
or before the 8th day of Ap;l', li)05, or
thta notice will be pleaded In bar of their
I B FON VIETLE. Administrator
Tob Howell had some shoes put
on his Poland China mule a few da3s
ago, and he says his muleship was . Pharmacy
so proud of them that he tried to
walk the railing of the river bridge
with them, on his return home. !
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'there is considerable amount of
sk-kness in our community more
than usual at this -season, though
vcr3T little. of a serious nature, the 1
principal troubles being those dis
orders arising from eating earl3 vegetables.
of the ore-(d"; -aid so ti;e-e two
Irwin cr hearts win, uo uoubt, tan-y
cao e;e 1: school the meiuoiy of the gladsome hours
riveidioa and a of the celebrating scenes of their
1 n,.i 1 : ill.;., ,.i .
lo.n-ls of the ,0',i-n euuiug wi'iim men m ;u is
, u a soft inspirat ion so long as li e is
' vi .Tichs; fell to dieill.
1 hope that Jl tie- Mwn-diips will j,x rie north i.arlor the c.lOr e.:'ec-l
tiw to win the h inner. If ! tan as- wa- White and Green and about the
sist anvone in this I v iil he only too room were palms, ferns and white
glad'to do so.- . ;- too, a scene of-
loveliness was beheld.
Fraternally, The dining loom color effect was
If. !. I'AitKKd, Jr.., ! Grid; the td.le was tastetuliy deco
President Wavne ConnlV S. S. As- rated with oattenburs: pieces over
yellow satin; gold n candlesticks
with 3a How car.dles dotted tlie table,
- A sudden attack id ni-b.t of some acd 051 the ' h a
form of Powel Complaint mav come ha alsome goldee c nnleom.hlledalso
tnnnvm.iv Fvorv fumilv hnnlrl U WltU yellow Calldies, a Hit a. hUSKet
! provided with a bottle of Dr. Seth hed witn toveiy .uarsnaincui lose
Arnold's Falsam. Warranted by M.
F. Itobinson A: Pro., and 3IacKav's
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TI10 Great Spring
After the rigon of winter are felt ycu a;;
tonic, laxative ar.d
llab"-; to fee! ll:e need of a
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must have a sufficient supplj of f
overhung the table; about the room
the tasteful color blendings were
indeed lovel3T. In the centre of the
table was a large gold cake, the gift
of a friend in Durham, which was
I admired b3T all present. Of course,
everything temptina: to the inner
man was served during the banquet
hours, and it were vain to attempt
to particularize. Miss Annie Farrior
gracefull3r presided over the table,
assisted "l3 M'isses Clara Porter,
Mo! lie Chamberlain' Stella Hood,
in order to develop into a crop. and Nannie Farrior. The supper
No amount of Phosphoric U was served in courses.
xoi unui me iiimuiui 110111 niu
Potas
The Sunday School Convention at
Pine Forest next Salurda3 promises
to he a mucn enjo-ea occasion. The
choirs are practicing and the crowd
will hear some good singing. Ever3
body is invited to come and bring
their dinner with them. WTe under
stand the exercises will be held in
the new church, which is now com
pleted. Now, when you start Satur
day morning, don't forget your bas
ket and then stand around and gape,
waiting for some one to invite you -
Acid or Nitrogen can compen
sate for a lack of potash in
fertilizers for
grain and all
other crops
We shall fee Tad
to send free to any
farmer our lit tie book
whicfc '"intains valu
able information
about soil culture.
GERnAN KALI WORKS,
Kew Vork 98 Nauiin Street, op
Atlanta. ;a.--'J Ho. liroad 8t.
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the guests reluctautl3 leave the ga3
and jo3ous scene.
Mi . 'Kaiford is bO and M!rs. Paiford
70 years of age.
, The Akgus cQugratulates the aged
couple upon this felicitous occasion
and joins most sincere 3- their many
friends in wishing tlum yet., many
happy 3ears together upon theearth.
; The-following out-of-town guests
wer present for the happy oc usion:
Mrs. II. Winstead and Mr. Jno.
Manning, of Flm City; Mrs. W. B.
Barnes and Miss Mabel Barnes, of
Wilson;. Mr. atjd Mrs. Thos. Mc-
Millian, 'of Kocky Mount; Dr. nd
M. Lewis and daughter, of re
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This medicine is scientifically c:;r
herbs and bark, combined o".h cti
J A r ! :
Y Kidney 1 roubles, and al! dista;-t.N a.-ivi:. .
h JLmU rou ifrtirists for Ttlini"?! sin: i
ivj Kewaie of Du .sti'. utis uf tloit'r.fii!
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Bobbitt Cheifiicci Co.,
gg:sts, or express prej;l.
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' FOR SRLE.
I cau, fumisli you a Jersey, Gurnsey or llo stein cow which
will-crive 3 to 0 gallons milk and 1 tc 2 -lbs Imtter tier dar for
very little more than you pay for a scrub cow that will not do
half this well and eat just as much. I can also furnish you nice
stock pigs, several breeds. For further information write
Lfi. 5DGERTON.
GUILFORD. S. C.
j ,0 dinner. Hotter brinS it with you, JJOLEfSKCIJErTO 1 0 of . U
. and be on the safe side. tc,t!.,.?Al.0 Wilminsrton. - . i N
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IT WILL PRY YOU
TO LOOK OVER OUR
DESIGNS AND PRICES
Before placing orders for
Any kind of Cemetery Work
Designs on application.
fi. A. Tucker & Bro.
110 East Centre St., GOLDSBORO, N. C.
A 5G acre truck farm 2i miles from Wilmington out
car line for sale. '
This the 7 ih day of April, H04.
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