The Randolph Bulletin from Asheboro, North Carolina • Page 3

The Randolph Bulletin. Mr. Chas. Ross, of Lillington, JNO. V.

HUNTER, M. D. ASHEBORO, N. C. 5cAL AND PERSONaT High Pine.

There was a large crowd present here last Sunday at preaching. Mr. Marvin Bingham was painfully hurt while hauling logs recently. Mr. George Parks, who has Rileys Store.

Wheat is looking fine in this section. Mr. B. I Sheets is having some work done on his dwelling house. Mrs.

L. D. Latham spent a few days with relatives near Troy the past week. Day calls answered from ASHEBORO DRUG COMPANY. Night calls from CENTRAL HOTEL aa town Monday.

Miss Pearl Fox left this morning for Norfolk Virginia. mri11 child of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rich died Monday. Mr.

D. M. Hollady, of Greensboro, spent Easter with his family here. Death of Mrs. Thorn.

The death of rs. Agnes Nicholson Thorns, wife of Mr. F. D. Thorns occurred in the first hour of Easter morning, in Ashboro, at the home of Mr.

W. H. Mor-ing, her son-in-law. Funeral services were held at Mr. Mor-ing's residence on April 16th, conducted by Rev.

N. R. Rich- Mr. W-1- Maynard was in town Wednesday. SU: II.

Wall went to High Point Wednesday. Mr. J. E. Albright, of Moffitt, was here Tuesday.

Mr. Roy Gibson of High Point len very sick, is improving at this writing. Attorneys Robins. Spenee and F. A.

HENLEY, D. D. S. Offices front rooms over THE BANK OF RANDOLPH ASHEBORO, N. C.

Bnttain are attending: court at ar0011. pastor of the M. E. was in this community on business during the past week. Mr.

Byson Ingram visited his sister Mrs. Fobiar Newson near Mr. Dempsy Auman was visiting in Montgomery county last week. There will be services at Welch school house next Sunday at 3 went to troy this week. church, who read the 23rd Psalm Miss Lou Steed, of Glenola, mHately aff the hymn is the guest of Miss Minnie! Asleep in Jesus" had been sung Salisbury on last Sunday.

Kov. W. E. Swain Hiuh Point Saturday. y.s Alma Ferree nj'eh Point Wednesday Master Loyd Sheets visitea went to noover this week.

i by the church choir. This was his Aunt Mary Kearns during the i L1UL 1,11 past week. Mr. L. M.

Kearns and mother vt- a ti. I visited Mr. J. M. Vuncanon Sun- followed by a solo, "How calm and beautiful the morn That gilds the sacred tomb," his space day.

Mr. C. C. Bingham is a very ness trip to Ashboro last Friday, Mr. Fletcher Ridge and family i rendered by Mrs.

Kephart. The minister mentioned in his remarks that Mrs. Thorns had Mr. Nixon Presnell of Cedar was in town Monday. Mr.

P. H. Morris made a trip to High Point Monday. V- A. Underwood left Monday for her home in Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen visited High Point the past week.

Mr. Oscar Tucker made a busi for extracting teeth without pain. been an earnest worker in the church during the years of her Mr. Geo. H.

Kimrey and two little sons, of Ramseur. were in town Saturday. Get that poll tax receipt and hold on to it like grim death. Your vote may be challenged. Miss Edith Moring, who is teaching in the graded school at Statesville, came home Friday to spend Easter with her parents.

Judging from the amount of commercial fertilizer which is hauled away from Asheboro, the farmers are preparing to plant a large crop of corn. erowa Sam A bell awl Mrs entertained Mr. Porter Monday belongs to Morris-Scarhoro-Moffitt Company Look for their ad next week. frequent visitor in our community. He surely means business.

Mr. E. C. Shaw visited Miss Mattie Cagle Saturday night. Miss Louzena Vuncanon has returned home from a week's visit in Randleman.

Farmers are all busy planting corn. One young gentleman in our community failed to reach his destination Saturday night on account of rain. However, that need not dampen his courage. night. DR.

D. K. LOCKHART, DENTIST, residence at Brooklyn, N. and paid a high tribute to her devotion to her family. The body was laid to rest in the cemetery of the Methodist Episcopal Church, where the services were concluded.

Many beautiful floral offerings wrere sent by sympathetic friends, and the grave was lined with evergreens by loving ness trip to High Point last week. Mr. Hayes Williams and family visited at W. D. Loflir.s Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Susan Seabolt is very ill at this writing. The New Hope Orchestra Band entertained a large crowd at Bombay Saturday night. Mr. IT.

G. Latham and wife are in Montgomery Co. on business this week. Asheboro, N. C.

Mr. W. M. Moffitt, of Moffitt, was a visitor at the county seat Tuesday. The lawn in front of the M.

P. Church has been very much im-provoii lately. Offce: HOURS: 9 a to 1pm 2 to OVER THE BANK Mr. Samuel S. Porter and Ida Joacie Powell Married.

I am now in my office prepared to practice dentistry in its various branches hands. Mrs. Thorns was born in Edin We are glad to note that Mr. John Tucker who has been at High Point for some time has returned home. Ralph.

Mr. Will Luck, of High Point, and Mr. Phaltie Spoon of Dewey were the welcome guests of Mr. Fred Cox Saturday night. Messrs.

Clyde and Ruf us Boyd DR. S. A. HENLEY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Mr. Lee Wood was the guest On last Sunday afternoon at the home of Dr.

Hubbard at Worthville, Mr. Samuel S. Porter of Asheboro, and Miss Ida Jossie Powell, of Wake county, were quietly married. Rev. N.

R. Richardson officiating. The happy couple returned to Asheboro Monday evening where they received the congratulations of their many friends. HIT 11 I 3 Office over and little sister Alleen King SPOON REDDING STORE, spent Saturday night and Sunday with their uncle, Mr. J.

M. Allen. ASHEBORO, N. C. burgh, Scotland in 1826 where she was educated and lived until 1855, coming to America in that year and living in New York until taking up her residence in Asheboro.

She is survived by her husband and four children, Frederick R. Thorns, of New York; Mrs. W. H. Moring, of this city; Mrs.

J. W. Bulla, of Washington, D. C. and Miss Julia A.

Thorns. Mrs. Thorns had been in failing health for a number of years but her kindness of heart was shown in deeds of charity which are still kept fresh in the memory J. A. Crisco and J.

W. Brower. of Brower's Mill, were ti'vn Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Mendenhall of Kandleman are visiting their son Mr. P. A. Mendenhall. Mis Florence Hendricks is friends in Wentworth and Keiusville this week.

Several of our people attended the closing exercises of the Cedar Fail? public school Saturday. Rev. X. R. Richardson is conducting a series of special meetings at Central Falls this week.

A large number of Asheboro neople attended the entertainment at Randleman Wednesday night. A large number of out-of-town people were in town Saturday and our merchants had a good days business. Mrs. J. J.

Welch returned to High Point Saturday after spend- A. HELSABECK SON Jewelers, Plunged Fifty Feet. oi Mr. joe rcusseu oaiuruay night and Sunday. Mrs.

Isabella Russell and little daughter Lula May, visited at I. M. Corneiisons Sunday evening. Mr. Bruce Talbert visited at W.

G. Surratts. Saturday night. Miss Louise Steed visited Miss Lola Surratt Sunday. Mr.

Lindsay Russell spent Saturday night with his grandfather, near Eldorado. The New Hope Orchestra Band will give an entertainment at New Hope Easter Monday ni Asheboro, N. C. Watches, Clocks, Spectacles etc. Eyes tested.

Glasses fitted. Call and see us, near post omce. BARGAINS EVERY DAY Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Allen spent Sunday with their son-in-law, Mr. S. F. Lowdermilk.

Mrs. B. M. McPherson and children spent last Wednesday at Mrs. A.

C. Cox's. Miss Martitia and Loua Cox spent Sunday at Mr. S. F.

Low-dermilk's. Miss Florrie Lewallen visited Miss Ida and Hattie Cox Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Ethel King, who has been spending some time in this neighborhood, returned to her home near Michfield Sunday evening. There was a large attendance at Purgatory mountain Easter. Roy Snow, son.

of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Snow, of High Point, fell a distance of fifty feet Sunday afternoon and was horribly mutilated and died soon after, without regaining consciousness.

The lad in company with other boys had gone to the new silk mill where a large brick chimney was in course of construction. The boy had a desire to climb the chimney which was about of many recipients. Your money will buy more than it has ever done right now Car load of WHITE SATIN FLOUR AND DAN VALLEY FEED Just arrived. HIRE ARE A WHAT YOUR FEW EXAMPLES OF MONEY VILL BUY: W. D.

Stedman Co. It is not difficult to relieve blind, bleeding, itching or protruding piles with ManZan, the great pile remedy. It is put up in collapsable tubes with nozzle, and may be introduced and applied at the time with her sister ir.tr A good side coffee mill, a regular 25c article, for 18c. large blue granite pudding pan, 25c size, 15c. 4 doz.

clothes pins for 5 cts. Specials for one cent: sixty-five feet high, and seeing some iron rods which had been Mrs. T. T. Ferree.

-IT 1 1 1 1 1 1J Squirrel Creek and Bethel. DEALER IN HIGH GRADE GROCERIES, Depot St. West side railroad 'Phone 66. Little money Frankrinvitle. At the home of her brother, in this place, Miss Lou Craven and Mr.

Allen Wright, of Asheboro, were married. Elder James Jordan officiating. Farmers are smiling at sunshine; for 'tis now corn-planting time. Several of our young people with others, from Cedar Falls, Ashboro and Ramseur went to the Faith rock Sunday. The rock is of an historical event; who of our young people can tell what? Revs.

Wood and Fincher are homing a series of meetings at the M. E. church this week. Mr. J.

T. Jordan of Troy, instantly. komoy Asnoorourugj C0 Mr. J. F.

McPherson and am- ily visited Mr. E. P. Spoon Sat- Moffitt. urday night and Sunday, and Quite a large crowd was pres- the Price of at Ash-ent at Mr.

Thomas Bean's birth- do1- day dinner Easter Sunday. Mr. Balf Pugh and Miss Ber- Mr. A. M.

Cox visited Mr. fha Sn'. andA a Tnv qrmHav and MlSS Alta Puh Wellt t0 ti. (jox bunaaj the exhibition at Cedar Falls Messrs. Gil Blair, B.

M. Rea- Saturday. 1 carpenter's pencil. 1 led pencil, rubber in end. 1 dozen safty pins.

1 paper pins. I role white tape. 1 composition book. 1 box morning pins. I good pen staff.

4 hat pins. 1 2 packs wire hair pins. 1 paper needles. I I long corset lace. 1 pair shoe strings.

1 pencil tablet. arranged for the workmen to use, he proceeded to scale the lofty pile, but when he reached a height of fifty feet, something gave way and the boy was precipitated to the ground. Prof. E. L.

Moffitt to be Inaugurated Pretident of Elon College. Invitations have been issued from Elon College for the inauguration of Emmett Leonidas BUT BIG MONEY. One cake toilet soap. Mioen iowuermiiK, wno went to Baltimore to be operated on for cancer, returned without the operation being performed. About twenty-five of our young ladies and gentlemen drove to Osborne's pond Easter Monday where they enjoyed the day in social pleasure.

Mr. Fred Hendricks spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, returning Monday to Winston-Salem where he is engaged in surveying. Revs. DeWeer and Hodgin, the noted Holiness preachers, passed through Ashboro Wednesday on their way to Troy where they go to hold a meeting. Mrs.

J. W. Bulla, of Washington, D. and Mr. Fred Thorns of New York arrived here Monday to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs.

Thorns. Hundreds of other valuable articles at a lower price than elsewhere ves, Geo. Brady and John Hayes i tt were guests at Mr. W. A.

Cra- Mr: M- Mcpherson and xam-ven's Sunday evening. visited I.xr. J. B. Henson Easter Sunday.

Moffitt as president of the college Texas, will visit his father and Wednesday morning the second other relatives in North and South Carolina during the month You ill save money by paying cash for what you buy, and will avoid paying for goods you havent bought to call on J. L. NORMAN and buy cheap, where you will not be bothered with book accounts. A nice line of Groceries, Notions, Overalls, Suspenders, Pants, Shirts, etc. JONES OLD STAND north side Depot st.

Asheboro. Our 5 and 10c department promises well to be the biggest little success ever achieved by a Randleman store. We say little because this new 5 and 10 cent department is only one small adjunct to our fast growing business. Nothing in the department is priced higher than 10 cts. Nearly every little article for a household use is here, and you'll see hundreds of valuable articles you never thought of fore.

Remember every Saturday, a special sale. Next Saturday we offer you a large Decorated China Pitcher for 10 cts. of May. The commencement exercises of Franklinville High School will soon take place. The Easter entertainment at the academy Saturday night was a success, like all things over Mr Artemus t.rs.ven, Miss Mr Henson says he can -Ti ills wear as broad a smile as any-Lura Momtt, Mr.

J. C. Molntt, wu it'c o-Jvl Miss Mary Cox, Mr. Wren Cox, ,8" Misses Dasie and Allenc Moffitt Miss Pearl Spoon is staying at attended meeting at Deep River ner grandfather this weec. church Sunday night and report Mr.

James ParKer will preach a nice time. a Spoon's Chapel the -5th Sun- -r dav in this month. Mr. Mnton Cox and wire visit-1 ed Mr. Thos.

Bean Sunday. i kcher Humble said he i had as fine a time Easter Sunday Mr. Ben Brady and Miss Sarah as anybody; he stayed at home Bean were quietly married last and 9at about four dozzen eggs, Monday 9th. We wish or tliem i more or less, a long and happy life. The following were at Henry Misses Mattie and Lura Moffitt Humble's Sunday: Misses Lela of May, at half after 11 o'clock.

The committee on inauguration is composed of the following named: Prof. J. U. Newman, D. Ph.

chairman; Col. J. E. West, of Suffolk, Va. John A.

Mills, of Raleigh; Rev. W. G. Clements, of Morris ville; S. W.

Lincoln, of Harrisonburg, and Rev. H. W. Elder, of Richland, Ga. laves mew iofk For BARGAINS in which Mr.

C. Julian presides. One of our young democrat boys says he is going to vote the republican ticket now. They say his best girl is of strong republican sentiments. See girls, what you can do for the country? Corn planting is now in pro-gross all over the country, and if the weather continues favorable, the "upland" will all be planted in a few days.

All fWhnvno tTOvolinfr Shoes, Groceries, the visited at Mr. For headache, constipation, Dade's Little Liver Pills are best. Thos. Beans Sun-'Kemp, Mary Cox, Mary Jane Push. Ella Kemp, Hazel Pugh, clav evening.

salesman for the A. D. Jones They cleanse and tonic the liver organ co. of Greensboro is confin-1 Sold by Ashboro Drug Co. Erma Lynch.

Shirley Lynch and Messrs. Eli Kemp, John Kemp, Roy Pugh and Allie Kemp. AND General Merchandise GO TO W. W. JONES, On Depot Street.

TYPEWRITER savees 50 per cent, in cost ind operation. Miiakan. I Wheat is looking fine in thr's We had a severe rain storm section. Saturday night. There was a game of base ball Mr.

D. H. Stout of Biscoe vis- PlaJed at.rhiloh acadey Saturated relatives and friends in our Sunday. Miss Josie Moffitt is visiting in Mr Davis, nf near Rrmvn's1 High Point this week. WANTED.

Ten thousand rived pine shingles. Write me how many you can furnish and at what price. J. C. Allen, Ramseur, N.

R. F. D. No. 1.

Why Not Commencement. The measle scare has subsided and the school has again reached about normal conditions. We haven't had a single case of measles to develop in the school. Several new students have en Roads, has moved to the W. Mr.

E. Cox and Miss Lura Moffitt visited in Ashboro Saturday and Sunday. B. Millikan place. SALE.

One boiler and FOR for There is the best prospec tered during the past two weeks, vCCIVO' i Quite a large bell crowd belled iiitc a large Dell crowd, -nmrnnnih, Wo A simple, i-igid construction (key and type on one steel bar) which saves twelve hundred parts and 50.00 Maximum efficiency with exertion. This feature is the exclusive patent of the new 1905 American Standard $50.00 Typewriter. Universal keyboard, ball-bearing carriage, printing from ribbon with interchangeable steel type, unlimited speed. "The American Way" and Easy Payment Plan mailed on request. If you want your correspondence on an up-to-date basis at a small engine, 12 horse power engine and 20 horse power boiler at and preparations are now being u'T fX; vea, Mr.

Ben Brady Monday night ed to his room with measles at the home of Rev Swain. Mr. Chas. Hinshaw, of Worthville. was here Tuesdav night in the interest of the Jr.

0. U. A. M. It is probable that a council of this order will be organized here next Tuesday night.

Mrs. T. T. Ferree who has been seriously sick for sometime, was taken to High Point Saturday, and placed in the Junior Order hospital for treatment. She is reported to be improving.

The appearance of Depot St. could be greatly improved. The trash along the curb stones gives it the appearance of garbage dumping ground. The mud hole by Kivetts barber shop still remains an eye sore. Miss Agnes Moring, who is I Messrs.

John and Frank Cagle I Asneboro ni sen or swap ior very i conducted the nraver meetintr at stock. Also one 50 horse power pressed forward for commence-. -ii 4. i i Mrs. Ed Davis has been ment, which will take place on; for a few days but is someiM Thnmoo Ttoane SimHrv Vno boner and one 6b horse power the 24th of May.

Announcement better now. engine. b. W. Kivett, Asheboro, N.

C. 01 anvx opcn.wx, iNlr j. smitn nas soia nis Mr. Matison Hensons'. .00 Does your hat Mach your face? If not, wear one that does.

Go to MRS. BLAIR'S MILLINERY, Asheboro, N. C. Where you will find the newest and most desirable shapes for spring. More goods expected.

v. V- aiov i- jl I' Write for details and either catalog will be made later. i land to Mr D. Stout, and Mr. Mrs A PhilIips has wno -ir rTri r.T i 1 Ti- is pvnerted that we shall Stout contemplates muiiVjjj-1 nave jusi icreiveu jona tv.

i pewriter Company, a lot oi bpituyier cum uiiiia which have as good commencement this handsome residence in jo nedi has returneci to Elon College, The American Leland Hotel Building .1 rhctT'ihntpfl tmm 1UIU1C. (Southern Branch) Concord, N. C. Mr. H.

P. Cox, of Brown, vinl.w Hwrl stnre in Ashboro. year as usual, and, of course, a ur A 1 TT11 JI crowd of people is exited As0 vo! vSed mTM i Ai0 repairs 1 1 T71 i nescay on nis way to enterprise, i for same. A. M.

Barker. Kemps Mill, N. C. to be present on that day i Rich's last Sunday. He has a traveling position this i IS snrnmer.

I G. F. Garner, Prin Mr. Geo. W.

Sanders, who teaching at Thomasville, and! painting at Biscoe, will go to Mr. K. R. Craven has a eleven bteeas a iew days to paint a kt of THE OLD TIME WAY. Our Grandmothers gave us pow 1 handsome new residence for Mr.

FOR SALE Brown Leghorn and Pekin Duck eggs, 13 for $1.00. Eggs from thoroughbred stock. C. T. Loflin, Asheboro, N.

C. very Rufus Auman. f1- 13 SPOON REDDING KEEP ON HAND AT ALL TIMES A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE GO to W. D. SPOON for fresh meats.

Also, a full line of groceries and produce. Flour and feed a specialty. He delivers in town. 'Phone 53. 1 we are sony say.

The writer has been informed 0 that Mr. W. C. Millikan, of near The, 2rrd -S Guilford College, is to visit oa at Shiloh Christian old home at Millikan next Satur-! cnurch- Everybody invited, day and Sunday. Mr.

Lawrence Albright visited They have received a sample Mr- w- M- Albright's Sunday, case of measles at Mr. S. M. Mr. F.

L. Brooks and sister, Rike's, and after giving them a1 Miss Flora, visited at Mr. Ellet fair test they say they don't care Bird's Saturday night and Sun-to purchase any more. day. Fancv Groceries.

Heavy and For good Flour, Virginia and North Carolina Meats, and an up-to-date, comple.e stock of HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, Call on Union Store Asheboro, N. C. South Fayetteville St. Highest cash price paid for CHICKENS AND EGGS. Goods delivered in town.

ders and teas because they knew nothing of modern medicine and methods. In this age of progress and discovery, nicely coated, compressed tablets are fast superceding the old time powders and teas. Rydale's Liver tablets are compressed chocolate coated tablets, easy to swallow, pleasant in effect, always reliable. They contain ingredients that cannot be used in powder or teas. In gredients that have an effect upon the liver that is never obtained from the so called liver pow fusses Marion and Annie Moring who are attending the State Normal College at Greensboro, were called here Monday on account of the death of their grandmother, Mrs.

Thorns. A large number of the school children accompanied by Prof. Staley enjoyed an outing to Osborne's pond Easter Monday. Books and lessons were forgotten and all joined heartily together in making it a day of recreation and childish pleasure. The shooting through the sign in front of J.

A. Helsebeck Bros, jewelry store Saturday night was a mean, cowardly trick. Any boy who would do such a wanton and low trick should be on the chain gang, in a reformatory or the penitentiary. the cheapest. And will sell as cheap as Quality considered.

GOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN TOWN N. P. COX VSIIKI.JOUO, IS C. Mr. B.

F. Rich is suffering! very bad with rheumatism at! this writing. Mrs. riona rucnarason, ci ders etc. A trial will prove their Greensboro, daughter of cx- merits.

Asheboro Drug Co. visiting at FURNITURE sr.erirr iUiuiKan, is Mr. R. M. Bulla's.

Rev. C. W. Robinson has again kind A TWICE TOLD TALE. i3.

accepted the position of the Pres- wish to repeat what byterian church here. He preach--have said once before in these JNO. F. JARRELL, Notary Public of Randolph County. BED ROOM SUITES, PARLOR ed excellent sermons to good ledums that Ehott's Emulsified congregations here last Sunday.

Oil Liniment isthcbestLiaimerri nnnniar ever proauueu for use in thi Mr Robinson is quite popular Qn with our people and they are for rheumatism, lameness, stiff- 1 1 A. 1 1 4-UtTM 1 -ill iliif oSiis i Takes acknowledgement of deeds and mortgages. Builder and repairer of 'phone lines and telephons I a I pieasea to nave mm amuuK luchi ness ana soreness oi aims or A Lucky Postmistress is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, who has found Dr. King's New Life Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the Stomach, Liver and Bow.

els in perfect order. You'll agree with her if you try these painless purifiers that infuse new life. Guaranteed by Ashboro Drug Co. and Standard Drug Store. Price 25c.

SUITES, IRON BED STEADS, SPRINGS, RUGS, HALL RACKS, LOUNGES AND COUCHES, KITCHEN SAFES, TABLES, Pictures, Carpet and matting, Baby Carriages, Undertakers goods, all at reasonable prices at KEARNS FOX, Ashboro. again. Elkin Times. musles. Best for bruises, contusions, sprains and swellings.

You get a full pint for 25c anu get your money back if it does not do all it is recommended to do, Asheboro Drug Co, Caraway, N. C. Salve! Spread the Salve, but let it be Pine Salve, natures remedy for cuts, burns, sores, etc. Sold by Ashboro Drug Co. For sale by ASHEBORO DRUG CO.

I Sold by Asheboro Drug Co..