The Courier from Asheboro, North Carolina • Page 5

COUNTY affairs; NEW OFFICE OF A. 4 A. Vmemi Mid fwimli IUi Dr. S. B.

Tnrrontine apent Mon Business Locals. Notico inserted under tftto head at ane i The Asheboro Courier. teres Mag Batch day in Asheboro. V- Senator Watkins says Easter comes Repart of the Board of Coaaty Comal- oarvt a word each Insertion. Mr.

Haaljr Lack Appointed Laad and Misa Kate Kearna, of Martha, ig on Sunday this year and is a trne in loner of Randolph for April 'v; Meeting. A visiting friends in the city. -t Asheboro; N. 0. April 12, 1906 Indnstrial Agcat to Becarc Thrifty The Aberdeen Asheboro Rail dication of a bad crop year with YOU NEED spring suit before Earter.

The following account were allowed at those farmers who do not prepare Mr. R. R. Ross received a car of the last meeting of the county commissioners. You can find your fit in the choicest fabrics at Moring's Store at Asheboro.

way Company has established a Land their lands well. Local and Personal. moles from the West Monday. CONVICT FORCE. Does any section of the county ana lnauBtnai Department, appointing Mr.

Manly Luck, Agent THE 1 can be bought Kennedy. Sunt $45 00 know of the whereabouts of the J. D. Robs has purchased a lot on Sunset Ave. from J.

B. Ward. irettiest Easter hat Sc Moring. of Wood Cranford, Aast Sunt 22 50 Mr. McAlister was a visitor Aahnlinro last week.

with omce at biscoe. county road Kearns, Hill and Joe Swaim Mr. Luck is preparing a list of YOU CAN get a hat in harmony with your Uuards 43 00 J. P. Boroughs bpent Sunday, in nce Fayetteyille st thi8 all the unimproved land alongside and near the line Of the railroad.

new suit at reasonable prices at Wood Moring's tore. HT Powers, arrest and returning convict 10 00 McCrary-Kedding Hdw Co, Mdse 9 64 'Evangelist. JDeWere, of Michigan, will hold a series of meetings at the Holiness church, beginning Friday night before the third Sunday in May." spring. un, labor it do Cole Rogers Railroad Shows ia He wishes to get acourate descriptions of each tract, with the value assessed by owner, and a statement as to what the land is especially Crown Milling Co, Mdse 2319 W. A.

Bunch left. Wednesday for McCall, S. to visit his brother, bpearing at Liroker, arrest and return ot con 4 Marley, board ley, board io Esquire McMasters, of Concord FOR SALE Two engines, one 35 horse power and one 30 horse power; one 50 horse power boiler, and one saw mill and fixtures, located near Midway siding, 10 miles south of Asheboro, on A. A. Ry.

Redding Lumber J. A. Redding, Sec. Mill-boro, N. C.

4-12-06-4t. Naomi Falls Store Co, Mdse 2 95 hwnBhit). was a visiter in Asheboro adapted for; then he will endeavor to find a man of good character for a buyer, who will improve and culti- COUNTY HOME. Ex-sheriff Rush, whose illness was reported in last week's issue, does All of our good housewives are now to be seen planting their early garden seeds. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Blair and children attended the family reunion at the home of Mr. Blair's mother, Mrs.

Cynthia Blair, Sunday. They report a most enjoyable Jarrell, Mdse 6 11 i i 1 not improve. McCrary, Mdse 12 90 vate me xms is not oeing Delk, steward do uu done in order to speculate in The infantof Mr. and Mrs, W. WANTED STAVES Highest cash prices aid for all kinds of staves for Norfolk mar- pan lands, but to increase the number Pool, potatoes 5 00 Hanrey Hunt labor 10 16 M.

Burrow, living a mile east of ket. Apply to A Hammer, Asheboro, C. of people throughout the' country, Over twenty children and grand McCrary-Redding Co Mdse 1 30 Asheboro, died last week. It is the purpose to induce thrifty children were present. a.

ullr, Mdse ox a McDowell Bros, conveying errand lury settlers from the North or elsewhere Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blair and Mr.

J. F. Flowers, of Charlotte, tova. zou EGGS FOR hatching, from guaranteed stock. Single comb.

Brown Leghorn Egga 75 cts. per setting of 13; White Plymouth Rock $1.00 per setting. tf. Orlando Jabreix, Asheboro, N. C.

zlonday. i 1 Messrs. Ferd Ingold and W. A. Jnderwood, of Randlepan, spent mnday in Asheboro.

1 Mrs. R. it. White, of fUeuola, W. t.

Winningham and 0.fW. Slack, Randleman, were visitors in Aahe-oto Monday. The Democratic Primaries for lowan county will be held May 2th. County Convention will ie held May 14th. Mr.

Bvaus Bowdon, who has been It Lvnchbnre, for some time, secretary of the National Baraca to take advantage of the cheap lands and mild climate of this section, to Redding, hay 2 50 children, of Asheville, who have been visiting relatives and friends Union, was in Asheboro BRIDGE FORCE. come and live among us. here have retumed home. Peace, asst supt 25 00 Farlowe and Alfred Stout, guard 30 00 Ernest Redding, of spent Sunday in Asheboro with his Misses Dessie Craven and Adeline Scott visited their parents Saturday A CAR of team mules and brood mares will arrive about April 9th for R. R.

Ross. Stale)', H. P. D. No.

1 Item. Ward, provisions 19 04 Mr. James Kimrey and family father, A. UrKedding. evening, returning Sunday evening.

J. K. rmiiips has gone to Greens visited Mr. A. W.

Kirkman, who has been confined to his room for Uoltrane, corn, etc 24 UU Lambert, Mdse 25 86 Richardson, provisions, etc 17 98 Gray, corn, etc 11 62 Sheriff T. J. Finch is at Greens boro under Bpeoial treatment for in The Franklinville High School offers special inducements to teachers from now until-the close of the spring term. Teachers are urged to take advantage of the special course of study available at this schooL 3-22-3t. boro to-day on business.

The superintendent of the Col am several days with measles, but is Lexington Grocery Co, Mdse 49 67 juries received in the wreck March 5. of bia Mfg. Co. deserves credit for the now able to be up again. I town, to remain for a couple jreeks.

Randleman Times. MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. O. H.

Welch has been called Rev. D. L. Siler, of High Point, improvements made in West Ramseur. by having all the dwelling Kimrey, lumber for bridge 10 59 WANTED: District Managers to post will preach at the ''Presbyterian Misses Jessie and Jennie Davis, of cj LewaUen 17Z U3 to the bedside of his aged father, who lives near Siler City.

His many friends do not hope for his houses repaired and nicely painted, signs, advertise and distribute samples. Sal ry $18.00 weekly, $3.00 per day for McCrary-Reddins Co, Mdse for 8 86 kew Market township, visited their church Sunday morning and evening. with no two nouses trimmed alike. Dr A Bulla, Supt Health 12 50 lister, Mrs. YY.

S. BKeen, on jnonuay Messrs. C. A. Blair add J.

W. recovery. expanses. State age and present employment. IDEAL SHAKE 39 Randolph Chicago.

HI. Luther, lumber for bridge 4 00 Payne, work on bridge 37 50 md. Tuesday of this wees. M. L.

Davis transferred to Arthur Ross his residence property oh the comer of Sunset Avenue and South Eivett are making great improve We are glad to see J. Kom Smith Uranford, court crier zU UU able to be out again. He ia how ments on Church street by painting Advertising in The Courieb Wm Hammond, recording jurors 3 85 running his sawmill on full time. their dwellings and planting sugar Irincrn rfisnlts. Local ads cost 10 Bulla and Spencer, lumber for public EGGS For hatching, from 0 White Leghorn guaranteed stock.

$1.00 per setting of fifteen. Turner. Ramseur, W. a. Thomas has ground broken maples in front through to the Hon roads 1 0 B.

H. Kennedy bought a building and lumber placed for a nice and ness chuich. i bis promises to be Cole Printing Co, books 7 50 A Hall, janitor at court 10 00 lot on Sunset Avenue at the ark the most beautiful spot in Ramseur ients a line no advertisement for less than 25 cents published. I Mr. W.

H. Watkins and son, Will H. Watkins, of Ramseur, were kmong the passengers going to Troy A Bargain In Telephones. street corner, from J. V.

lioss ana Record book for register office 10 00 Routh. lumber for road 1 73 in the near future. will build a residence at once. We have three series phones made by Mrv Joe C. Reece, of Cedar Falls, Dr A Bulla, physician, (mall pox 6 00 umter.

in Co, Su Sumter Telephone Mftr visited relatives and friends here Easter services will be held at al A Kusta, deputy at court White, officer of grand juror 7 50 good condition. Will sell cheap. commodius new dwelling. We are glad to note the prosperous condition of our farmers. Mr.

W. J. Fraz-er has given up the supervision of his farm and moved to South Liberty. His son, D. Fraziler, will cultivate his farm for hiui during his absence.

Sunday. the churches in Asheboro Sunday Ramseur Store Co. II JUODUUJ UlUIUlug uiuui Miss Ellen Barker, of Randle- Finch, turn grand jury 21 00 MarleT. coavevinc Jno Lvnn from 3-20-31. Air.

ueo. Macon and Master Harry Special music will be a feature of the services. Douglas left today on the noon train for Greensboro to visit relatives and Ureensboro ivou Marlev. boardins errand jury 3 25 man, Si. IB VlBlwug uer menu, rr ml Va)i Jno Rich.

work, etc 4 28 Missana xnomuu, Mrs. A. L. Garner, whose hus friends. Recent rains have caused a lot of talk abont better roads.

Let's ask Marley. jailer 44 0U jaain ixreefcuxj band died here few week8 ftg0 ha8 The white suier fish are playing Shields, lumber for road 1 36 in Deep river this week and the the next Legislature in regard to I Prof. B. F. Bright, who formerly moved her family back to her form Uugbt in this county, has recently er home at Winston-Salem.

boys and old men are having much bond issue, at least large enough to macadamize four toads leading out A Cara. Mr. Editor: ThrouglAhe columns of your sport, capturing many of the finny tribe. paper, we wisn to Wank Messrs. a.

Macon and W. O. Cox (managers) and our friends Rev. J. B.

Richardson, pastor of from Asheboro, north, ease, south and west to the various county lines and let the people see the benefit of both white and colored for their valuable and faithful services rendered us while the Baptist church, will conduct fcloaed a successful acnooi ai rroc-loraville Graded School in Robeson sounty. Mr. Allen Browning, of Worth-ville, ia now located in Durham and ia the resident agent for the Mntu-al Benefit Insurance Company of protracted meeting here, commenc Victor Talking Machines and Records we were rolling Park's Roads meeting house, (dimensions of house 30 40 12) them and then 1 tsink there wonld be but little said against road im ing the third Sunday, April 15th Little changd for the better ia noted in the condition of Mrs. T. T.

Ferree, Who has' been seriously ill for several daya. The Couriek Job Printing department ia furnishing Randolphs business with stationery and poster advertising equal to the beet. Send us your order. Messrs. T.

J. Winslow, T. n. which we recently purchased; from there to provement. Cox a Chapel church site, distance ol one A Subscriber.

mile. XT T-T, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Leonard visi ed Mrs. Oscar Leonard at Worth Misa Nellie Bulla passed through nnecrtptloiM Paid. The trip was completed March l'JOfl, at p. and the building was moved to the site at Cox's Chapel. It took 8 days to roll tha house sod 73 different persons assisted.

tille last Sunday. J. C. Hoover, C. Cagle, lsham Mr.

and Mrs. W. U. MarleT ana the city Saturday returning to her her home at Randleman after having apent several daya at Monroe, a All of Prof Weatberly's large school Jones, H. P.

Baldwin, E. Auman Redding, C. C. McAlister, Seth W. Mr.

I. F. Craven attended the faner bovs at Park Croat llosds not included in C. F. Coltrane, Everett T.

Kearns, Laughlin and W. J. Armfield, Jr, the 73. Thry pulled on the hand spikes alofMr. Joseph Sumner at Col R.

L. Maxwell, J. D. Wall, O. A spent Friday in Greensboro on busi heroically evening, morning and al noon ridee last Sunday.

Loftin, Wm. Chrisco, J. A a man receea, while we were near by. ness. Mr.

M. Jonnson returned, oat All labor was free except the manain-ri M. U. HilLJno. W.

Glass, M. L. at Manufacturers prices. Large urdar from the Stabs S. S.

Conten and one colored man who paid binuell the Frye, W. T. Bryant, Cephas Bow Dr. 8. A.

Henley is making ex man, A. C. Cox, B. F. Beck, Jesse loniive improvements on the old tion held at Charlotte and reports splendid mee'tinr.

rah We used from 14 to 28 hands each day. McDistcu selection of Records on hand. W. A. UNDLRWOOD.

Randleman. Allred, C. L. Robbins, W. N.

Hayes, mm a Hoover residence on North Fayette' villa which be recently purchas gueat ol Aira. Aanecrui. The Graded School Boy'a Base Ball Team made 23.00 on their entertainment at the Academy Friday night The money will be used to buy a team equipment. Mra. Aihecrait, of Monroe, pasted through Aaheboro Saturday en-route to IUndlehian to viiit Mr.

A. N. Bulla. She left Monday for Back Creek township to visit Mr. W.

11. Watkins leil uonoat (vn, TrusteesofCulCbspfl R. Haywood, J. M. arner, J.

for Trot and other points. Allred, Mrs. M. U. Bingham, J.

ed. When completed he will occupy Mrs. Msmie btout and children II Dtr.L MECliurrh. Colrridge, C. Suley Items.

Johnson, J. M. Brewer, D. A. Bur it himself.

Jeweler cf Florence, S. are visiting and Mrs Nat Thomas. gees, H. A. Lucas, L.

M. Curtis, F. York, Katbao Rich, Ed Tucker, County Superintendent J. Messrs. J.

C. and W. II. Watkins, Miss Dillie Fiszier ha returned Way aold the old Bethany pnblio II. Curtis, 0.

A. York, L. El of Greensboro, spent lost Sunday school bouse in trankun vine town from the North where she purchas more, A. F. Cox, J.

M. Kime, N. hin last Saturday bv order of the with their parents here. ed fall line of millinery. Have.

Mrs. J. J. Glass, Laugh and Photographer Mrs. Sankie Gilbert, of Ore Hill, IT.

I noira di uiBciuuu, lug uuiiuiuk lin, C. J. Cox, Jas. T. Underwood is in town tinting friends.

Mr. I. Lvon, our former popular droggist, visited his msny friendi here on last Sucday. The 'Crearont Furniture Co. W.

J. Teagne. J. R. Wall.

P. A Jewelry bnsiness or Mr. u. u. Mor.

brought SO. ria ai IUadlemaa and will conduct 1 Mmrs Cbirlie Coe and i Mendenhall, Tb. Lambert, Ed In gram, II. II. Slack, S.

A. Slack, 'ITsjlor, of Greensboro, were is town is -7 jewelry repair shop in connection County physicians, who visited with bis photo gallery. Read his Asheboro Tuesday were C. C. Hob-kdvertisctuent.

bard, of Worthville; A. II. Redding of Cedar Falls: 8. W. Cadell.

of I). Nance. W. II. Dosier, R.

Jackson, J. A. Stout, P. F. Fields, making large snipntenuoi larnuure Sunday.

tbme data. 1 I. 1. Frsxier, who was at home Dr. and Mrs.

L. M. Fox, of Aihe-for thirty days on sreount of injuries boro, were wilcoroe tiUors in lown recrired in the wreck ou the High lat week. Point and Asheboro division of the Jae. Fields.

W. E. Allred, W. E. Mrs.

T.J. Sbaw, of Greensboro, Ramseur McFaddcn and W. Beeson, A. A. Filds, W.

A. White, and sister, Mrs. Henley, of Uickory, gumncr, of lUndleman. IL M. York.

ara auenaiDK vuo wuuui ui F.ngiofr I'opeland was indisposed Southern, returned to bis duties as Inu week with a severe cold. postal clerk last ei Wo bate the latest papers for stationery and general commercial work. A trial order will prove the Mr. Lewatlea) Baft Wl( atevh. W.

O. Lewwllen, forroerlf of lb Mr. M. I'ickard, whose illness has I have purchased the welry repair business of r. LLC.

Morris at Randleman and will conduct the same In connection with my art gallery. First-class work guaranteed and prompt attantlon to mall orders. Brln or send all jewelry repair work to w. Oeai. Jotkf and Photographer.

taeslraus, N- C. ginctr Avery ran hia train. Rat. V. A.

Wood filled his pulpit last Sunday, preaching appropriate frivolity of sending your work to been previously noted improves very slowlr. eountr, bat who bu been in Tsmps. for aererml yers and engaged mother, Mrs. 1 Woolen, at Carthage. Mra.

Woolen bsa been ill for several days but ia reported improving. Dr. C. II. rhillipa, of Fullers, writes the Davidson Dispatch stating that the statement that Sheriff Finch would bet cripple for life is distant towns.

Our facilities and J. K. Coj tetotned to Greentboro and able sermons. His moruing io toe mercantile business lor the sermon couutaea some very nns sstnrday. workmanship equal the best Asheboro Graded School last two rears, baa recently porchss thonchU OL the labor question.

It rumored that a chair factorv ed another store, it being a bank K. U. Williams, Ramaenr a champ will be established here soon. ball team held a meeting Monday and a tniitale. and that while his In elected John box ton as capum and ion fisherman cornea to the front again wilh CO white suckers weigh jurie are of a serious character the Bam Hpe ocer as manager.

The team physicians ia charge look for a also challenged Farmer IosUluU for ing 300 ootid. Miss Vina IoeWrry aed 19 a game on the local diamond. Mtsars flattie Diion and Eva Cos JfmT4 dir4 UrT Gnjt CI ODTMn iiiin ihnr narrols here. 1 visilia thmr nareots here. Sib, aod buried alow recovery, are April was on April Mr K.

r. Hayes; tha New York rupt stock, worth or more. Mr. Z. Hoih, Jr, went ro farape but werk to spend month or more to help invoice and pot the slock io shape and get the new aiort started off.

Robert yoangrr brother of Mr. Lewtllen ftlso went to Tamps last week 10 accept a pot i Mm with bia brother, A ilntjflh tootc that bring rich. Racket Store mm. at lUndleman, Misa Cornelia Wileoo, who has been seriously ill for some lime is not ei peeled lo live. The Southern Cross enUrUin-tnrntburtao will giva Panoramic Excursion around lbs world la RrtminuliVat llama or.

Ami ICtb: Cih at (ray a tbsprl remeU-ry. The deceaerd bad Contrecled tytbotd fever two months sro and had not MlItLINRRY offering a reward for all coupons ap neariag la bis adrerutcmeni ta recovered. at Frankllnville, April and at Ustta of Til CoCtlH. Cut it oat tUasv. lie Cedar Falls April 18th.

They and take it to store and he will re derm it with soma netful article red blood. Makr fou strong, pect to rrratot their tnlertainmenl at Albrboro at an early date. Accidenis hraUht and arUve. That a what free. Mr.

lUjeahaa jost returned from New York and nw spring and llolliiirr'a llocky MoouUio Tea Mr. Jam linWrry. bo was aimer fooJs are Uidi cioi A(X Jaal tlrtk ia lbsT, of W. W. i J.

will do. or Tablets. Asheboro Drag Ctnpsoy, tail ms ivor idu arrp Will Happen Use Uit fall, and bo has Irea with 7 ".7 In touch vith fashions. McCall Our Millinery Opening was a tig tucccM. Many thank for the many compliments paid our dufplay.

We have been bujy ever since trimming hats for Ijutcr. but atill havef room room for a few special orders. We also have a handsome line of pattern hall, perfect bcaulic. In varied ellccU and ahapea. We are always ready to how you the moat popular shape and trimming rhrther vou Lu or r.oL fashion sheet fire for the asking.

Mr. and Mra. L. C. Parriih, of Tabrroacle towatSip, viailod Ashe boro TueeJay.

Tb Arm field LeaeMia Koilty Company hat fold the pnrrty knta tbt "Hog Lot" brteen Church and Hooter stmts and A wondet al ipHor Ionic Drives the iUndlcmanCbAtr Company for trtit months, has silion la the suri of 0. W. KHwtl It Company fct JlAnlrman. Jim la a bright boy and with him moch iacoes. Mrs.

Ada King hrU an aUmUvt drrnklr.g opting yetTdaf at btr home on Orerfta strert. Many rrH An, coals, shirts and suiU iVum and rvnriKl much cot all wioi-r itnporiU gitra yow irrreth. brahh and btrrnnre. ForSnrcJns.Bniiscs BansM Ave, la boijding lots to lbs following trtiri: W. II.

IVnkt Rev. J. F. Lyndon, of New Hop Academy, preached an excellent Sermon at Kleawr last Sunday. Sunday be boot will be orgat)i4 at Kleater church sett Sunday raorniog.

i Mr. and Mrs. retry Datis, of Ophir, r.t4 at Mr. W. H.

btaf. ford's Uil Sunday. Wa are Sorry finU that Mra. glly All's doea Dot at to improve. Mr.E.

Porney la very aick aad liUU hope la eaurtained for bia re-covetf, Mi Iiooch Uundera. of KUora-da, visiled MUa Mamie Stafford, Uu Monday. Mr. Waltor Hill and family visit 4 Mr. Uotia Ilardnter'a last Sunday.

Ket. WUlb will prrsvb as FasUr rVrvico at LiWtty Mil Pun- day. Miava Fioitt and Ctiatie Cal-Jirtu, of IUfb, su4 NXUe Lolbr last Slardsy aad Saaday, J. It. Ward, 0.0.

Hendricks. TUta whsl IlollUter'a Kocky MounUio Tf will do. S3 caU Tf t-r Tallri. A she boro Irg W. I.

DaU aad Virgil rrnl Cometoaoe us and keep A In touch with Dame Faahion 4 midmct Some of thrm war ill Vuil Burns Scalds Coin pa rrW.t oa the rr.akrr. The walla of 8 lb T'J 0BC- A3 DceJcn PricttyMIX Mesart Klkanah Graf aad J. W. Mss Kuole BatHagtr, the SitUnr-ruoni were crowd! with rUb stowlnf the Itsl VBoraaooa, of UicbUod towMhip, Dr.LnilSSiooj. wrre tin tort in Asbeboto TneeUar DaitsaMaikUSX ijlrw, Tonca iu1 wafers rmd la the Ull, GrRBsboroTtU DIl D.

K. LOCK1IAHT, DCNTllTf Asheboro, N. O. IVI lird, ftO apprtil, ceo sot r1p, work or eel- That's fpriag Tbt ttendolph Mexlical HocUly mH at lbs Cwirt bouse To Vr.Y. E.

Aibnrj r4 and InUf rUr.f llT ot -rRpnxtiU" I'--fore the Bxbi Dr. A. II. nddiflf. Of W' WeS elartod dU(U to the P.UU rrUty Meeiint! bl btld at OsrluUe Way 9 let, with lr.

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