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We have the biggest Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
and Hats that we have ever carried. 520,000.00 stock to se
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OUR SPECIALTIES.
StrauseBros. "High Art" Clothing. "Eclipse"
and "Bay State" Shoes, Watch this space for
our Special announcement. Give us a call.
Our business speaks for our Prices.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
As Told by Our Correspondents all
Over the County.
Happy Notes.
Our farmers arc ready to plant
corn.
Rev. J'oe preached at Kocky !
Springs last Sunday.
Rev.. I.. I. I j. Sherwood has re
tu red from Watauga. He reports
a successful revival in that coun
ty. Mr. l. Kincaid died on the th
at his home in this vicinity and
was buried on the 8th. He leaves
a wife and several children.
Rev. .1. M. I'ayne did not meet
his appointment at (Jreen Valley
last Sunday owing to the severe
illness of his mother. Rev. Dean
Crisp preached for Mr. I'ayne on
that occasion.
One of near neighlors, Mrs.
Mary Ivstes, is 92 yeai-s old and is
very active and industrious for one
of her age. She is a good neigh
lm and an estiniible lady.
The MuHical normal meets at
( 'olletteville on July 16thth instead
of 15th as stated in my last letter.
The officers are: R. A. Branch,
chairmain and Rev. Dean Crisp,
secretary . A meeting of the stock
holders is called for the first Satur
day in may to make arrangements
lor the school. All stockholders
are urged to le present.
Below I give the names of some
of the stockholders: R. A. Branch,
Columbus Rader, W. M. Branch,
M.C. Branch, K. M. Hudspeth,
.1. R. Estes, E. 1. Crisp, McJ.
Cook, A. E. Helton. M. V. Cook,
M. .1. Bowman, II . C. (iragg,
Elgin Estes and others.
Mr. .1. F. Hayes and wife spent
Sunday 8th at the home of Mr.
Lige Estc.
Crops are looking well in this!
icinitv. I
We are looking forward to the
day an hen the roads will le kept
up by taxation and trust (lie time
will soon come.
Success to the r.ws.
It i:ih-.i;.
Governor Glenn is making a
series of speeches in Rockingham
county in favor of a 1300,000
county bond isue for good roads.
Notes From Granite.
ElHTOK XK.WS:
Easter has come and gone, pass
ed off quietly, the w riter smug no
evidence of looze all da v.
The farmers are very busy break
ing land and preparing to plant
corn. From what I can learn there
will le a good portion of the corn
planted in this section this week.
Messrs. Deal and Blair, who are
running a saw mill for Blair and
Williams, finished a yard Friday
for Mr. T. C. Williams scale meas
ure of ninety seven thousand feet
of tine pinelumler. and then moved
their mill to cut a yard for Messrs.
Deal and McRary.
The writer has somewhat of a cu
riosity in the shape of an apple
tree. It is twenty one inches high
and one half an inch in diameter at
the ground and is in lull bloom.
Who can leat this for an apple
KAKM KH.
Tli is is the season of listlessneBS,
headaches and spring disorders. Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea is a sure
prevenative. Makes you strong and
vigorous. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
At Dr. Kents Drug Store.
Report of the N C. Corpora
tion Commission to the Con-'
dition of
The Bank of Lenoir,
LENOIR, N. C
At close of Business April 6th
1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, 15i,4U0.00
Overdrafts. 378.25
N. C. Bonds and premium, 4,770.00
Fur. and Fixturers, 3.015.00
CASH
In vault, 14,f,75 54.
In other Banks, 34,722.03 49,31)8.17
Total,
216,9I1.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock,
Surplus & und. profits,
Deposits sub
ject to check 155.908.00
Time cer'teB, 27,51.80
DuetoBauks, 2,118.46
Reserved for interest
on certificates.
Total,
10,000.00
20,58.10
185,603.20
500.00
1216,961.42
Elkville and Blackstone Notes.
We are having some fine weather
now.
Miss Clara Greer, of this place,
spent last Monday night with her
brother, Mr. Arthur Greer.
Mr. Cleave Lunsford, who has
leen confined with iuflamitory
rheumitism, we are glad to say is
improving some.
Mr. J. H. Islll spent last Sat
urday night with his cousin Mr.
L. L. Horton, of this place.
Mrs. D. R. S. Frazier gave an
entertainment for the young peo
ple of this neighlxu'hood last Thurs
day night- The report was very
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodville Horton
spent last Sunday at Mrs. Steel
Fraziers.
1 Miss Jewel Lunsford, of Love
' lace, is visiting her brother. Mr.
1 K . R. Lunsford of this place;
I Sandy.
April 18.
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A woman has brought Hint
against an Asheville hotel for dam
ages to the amount of $10,000 on
account of injuries received by fall
ing on .the polished dining-room
floor.
I, J. H. Beall. Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the foregoing statement is correct to
the best of my knowledge and be
lief. J. H. BEALL, Cashier.
Attest-G. W. F. Harper.
North Carolina,
Caldwell County.
Subscribed and sworn to before ine
this 14th day of April 1905.
W. A. shkll, .Notary ruonc.
2 Gar Loads Engins and
San hllills.
Don't buy until you see
my Goods and get prices.
1 Car Load Celebrated Spach
genuine INorth Carolina Hand
Made Wagons, Just in.
Respectfully,
W. J. PALMER.
Carolina & North-Western Ry. Co.
AND
Caldwell & Northern Railroad Co.
TIME TABLE.
Excursion
Houth Bound.
North Bound.
The body of young J. M. Sher
man, a grocer of Wilmington, who
mysteriously disappeared from his
place of business Friday, th, was
found Thursday lry the side of a
creek seven miles alxrve Wilming
ton, on the Atlantic & Yadkin
Valley Railroad, by two fishermen
who were attracted to the Hcene by
odors arising from the dead liody.
Believed to be a case of suicide.
No 57 No 61 No C3 No 9 No 7 No 8 No 10 No 82 No CO No 50
Edgemont
12.00 Mortimer 11.05
1.00 Collettivllle 11.05
6.00 2.40 3.05 5.15 Lenoir 9.05 2.12 9.00 2.30
6.20 3.45 3.33 5.29 Hudson -.4t 1.64 7.45 1.45
7.10 4.05 8.33 5.23 Granite Falls 8.89 l.s2 7.00 1.00
8.80 5.40 3.57 6.00 Hickory 7.58 U.57 6.00 8.00 11.60
5.40 3.28 6.25 Newton 7.28 12.21 1.00
9.00 4.58 6.58 Lincolnton U.65 11.40 10.45
1.80 6.00 8.30 GMtonia 8,60 10.38 7.50
3.05 6.50 8.10 YorkTille 6'10 9.48 5.67
5.10 7.40 1.50 Cheater 3.80 8.50 4.80
CONNECTIONS.
LAND ENTRY No 6218.
State of North Carolina, I
Caldwell county. )
W. J. Crisp, a citizen of said state,
enters, locates and claims three hun
dred acres of land in said State and
County on the waters of Mulberry
creek and ad joining the lands of Joe
Estes, O. A. Abernathy and others
Beginning at aihickory in the side of
the branch of Anderson Mill creek
corner of the Dickson and Glass land
and running East to the line of the
Yadkin River land association, then
South 820 poles to a stake; then west
160 poles to a stake, then North to
the N. E. corner of Joe Estes 100 acre
tract; then with the line of the Wil
son Lumber and Milling Co. and
Dlcksons lines to the beginning.
Entered at 1 P. M. March 15th, 1800.
W. J. Cripp.
A true copy,
J. L, Miller, entry taker.
Chester Southern Railway, Seaboard Air Line and L. & C.
Yorkville Southern Railway.
Gastonia Sonthern Railway.
Lincolnton Seaboard Air Line.
Newton Southern Railway.
Hickory Southern Railway.
E. F. REID, Gen. Pass. Agt.
CHESTER, South Carolina.
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The lest wav to avoid frequent painting
is to use HARBISON'S "TOWN & COUN
TRY" PAINT. When you put it on your
house, you can le sure of good servicce.
Bernhardt-Seagle Hdw. & Fur. Co.
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