The Chatham Record from Pittsboro, North Carolina • 3

fflwrilP rm mm 'wm HWiTS WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24, 1909. Local Records. CHILD LOST If any children get lost during the next ten days you will be sure to find them at Mr. Oyeres office getting 21 PHOTOS FOR 20c.

(THREE DIFFERENT AFTER SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, THE REGULAR PRICE WILL BE CHABGE1). Only Three Weeks. All Kinds of Handsome Novelty Frames. Your Picture on Post Cards 75c. Per Dozen.

FILMS DEVELOPED AND FINISHING DONE FOR AMATEURS. GEM STUDIO, Pittsboro, N. Over Dr. Chapl ns Office Robert L. Johnson and wife against T.

W. Segroves, administrator of Mary Ann Pattishall, was an action of money alleged to have been paid defendants intestate for the same plaintiff. After the witnesses had been examined and three of the lawyers had made speeches a compromise verdict as agreed on. The case that consumed more time than any other was that of A. M.

Stout, administrator of Susan Johnson, against Ostia and Carl Perry, administrators of Joshua Johnson, for money alleged to have been received by the intestate of defendants belonging to plaintiils intestate. This case was tried last August court and the jury could not agree, but at this trial the jury gave a verdict for $1)00 to the plaintiff, and an appeal was taken to the supreme court. These were the only jury cases tried, but compromise judgments were signed in three other cases. L. D.

Wooley and wife against Walter D. Hunter was an action for damages for forcible trespass, and a compromise judgment was agreed on for 100. R. L. Daniel against H.

G. Kime was an action of damage on warranty In sale of horses, and was compromised by defendant letting plaintiff have other horses in their place. T. W. Segroves, administrator of Henry Hawkins, against Pine Lumber Company was an action for damages on account of the alleged killing of plaintiffs intestate.

Compromise judgment for $300. Personal Items. Miss Sarah Jones, of Asheville, is visiting her aunt, Miss Nettie Haughton. Mrs. R- F.

Brewer, of Johnson City, Tennessee, is visiting Mrs. Mary C. Brewer. Mrs. C.

W. Bynum, of Bynum, left Saturday on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. W. Jenkins, in Raleigh.

His old friends here were glad to see Mr. T. B. Fowler, of Burlington, on our streets the past few days. Mr.

Ivy Gilmore and family left here yesterday for Georgetown, Texas, where he has rented a farm and will reside. Mrs. Matilda has returned to her home near Siler City, after a visit here to her daughter, Mrs. Mary C. Brewer.

Messrs. DuBarry, Page and Gosler, Northern sportsmen, are hinting this week at Mrs. G. P. Alstons plantation on Hickory Mountain.

Mr. S. M- Holt returned Saturday from a visit to relatives at Burlington and Sanford. He attended the Christian Conference at the latter place. Mrs.

Bennet Nooe left Friday for Washingtou City on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. T. McClena-han, who, her friends will regret to learn, has been quite sick. Mr.

Lawrence Cowan, of Durham, and Misses Sadie Cowan, of Durham, and Hortense Jones, of Asheville, have been here on a short visit to Mrs. A. M. WE WANT YOUR TRADE We keep everything and will save you money on every purchase. Come to see us and ask for what you want.

We have it. W. L. London Son. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

BANK OF PITTSBORO. AT HTTHBOliO, IX THE STATE OF north Carolina, At the close of business Nov. tilth, l'je9. Resources- Loans anil discounts 97 Overdrafts secured 1NS.U0 Overdrafts unsecured 459.08 All other St icks, llonds aud Mortgage Hulking Hume. 1,559.51) Furniture and Fixture.

5r.t).oi) Hue from Ranks.ind Ranker, Cash items 2,389.84 Oolite -in l.UMi.nu Silver tin, im-hiilmg all miner ctncncy 7.11144 Xut.o bank nolt-sand other C. S. niU-s Total $192,149 54 Liabilities. S.i 11,1111:1.911 S.irj'ius i uni 4,11 u.imi t'mlivuie I 1 cu -rentexioiiS sail I taxes paid Dividends unpaid 25.00 Time ceililicalisof Deposit II pu i subject icli ck t'asaicr cksimt-tan ling 1.S21 sti Accrued in due depositors 991.50 Through Connections for all Points South and West. Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Through Trains; Dining Cur Service.

ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION RATES to FLORIDA, CUBA. AND NUMEROUS OTHER WINTER RESORTS. For safely, cnmfi-rt ami com I eons ticatment, travel i.i. Southern Railway. Rates schedules and other infoima-tion gl.id'y furnished.

R. II. Delintts, Trawling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. H.

F. Cary, General Passenger Agent, Washingtou, D. U. Litchfield Trio. On next Monday night at the school auditorium the citizens of this community will have the opportunity of enjoying one of the most delightful entertainments ever held here.

The celebrated Litchfield Trio will then give one of their attractive entertainments, and it is of a different kind from any ever before seen here. It consists of humorous recitations, character impersonations in costumes, music of various sorts and a comedy entitled "Down at Brook Farm, which of itself is well worth the admission price. The Litchfields are a man, his wife and daughter, all first class performers, who will keep their audience highly amused and entertained with their character impersonations, humorous songs and splendid music. Wherever they have appeared they have given entire satisfaction, and a rare treat is in store; for all who will be present next Monday night No one who attends will regret it, and those who do notatttend will regret missing so rich a treat Grand Jurors Report. The grand jury, on last Friday morning before being discharged, made their report to the Court which we reproduce in full below: "We the Committee of Grand Jury for November Term.

Chatham Superior Court, having attended to the business that comes before our body met by Committee and examined the Home for the Aged and Infirm and found the following in connection therewith, viz: That there are now 31 inmates at the Home. 17 whites. 14 colored, all well cared for and in very comfortable circumstances. We find the Superintendents house repaired according to instruction of last Grand Jury, and all buildings in good repair. We find at the County Home the following supplies, -10 bushels of wheat anti 190 barrels of corn.

75 bushels of potatoes, 20 bushels of peas. 95 tons of forage, and the following stock and farming implements, 4 head of mules. 12 Ik ad of cattle, 23 head of hogs, 1 two-horse wagon, one one-horse wagon, one cuttaway harrow, one wheat drill, mowing machine and rake and oher tools sufficient to carry on the work. "We examined the office of the Sheriff, Register of Deeds and Clerk of the Superior Court and found them all neatly kept, but we would recommend that a de3k re put in the Sheriffs office, as we deem it necessary for convenience and preservation of valua hie papers kept in that office. "We have examined the jail and find it clean, secure and well kept with the exception of one cell, which we deem insecureand recommend that it be repaired and that broken window lights be replaced.

W. A- Rives, Foreman of Grand Jury. YOU MIGHT NOT THINK That a Man A PPL A NCE Has a great deal to do with his success or failure in the world. But it does. If a man dresses well, T1IE IMPRESSION GOES OUT THAT HE IS A SUCCESSFUL MAN AND GENERALLY HE IB.

Let iis dress you up. We are still showing and selling those carried over suita at HALF PRICE. T. J. LAMBE SONS Clothiers anti Furnishers.

Durham, N. C. One Price. Plain Fignraa. To', .1 Slate of I'd 't li.l A I Ii mi I.M T.

Wi.dim-i. Cad.ie. of the iliMYe-iiniiio 1 liana, do -iiiiilv savnr taut t'e- iiiov si ile ii true lo lie; le si of my kn iwl -ilg-j a.i-i In l.ef. T. WILLIAMS, Cashier.

Subscribed and swum to before mo, this 23lh day of pun. (i. II. 1TLKIXOTOX, Notary Public. Correct Attest: Good piano for sale.

Apply to F. C- Poe. Mens clothing at just half price at F. C. Poes.

Only one month from tomorrow until Christmas. Apples at 25, 35 and 50 cents a peck at J. L- Council, Agent A nice line of coats and over coats at W. L. London Sons.

Now is the time to buy plows and castings cheap at F. C- Poes. Dont forget that your account must be settled with F. Poe at once. Rev.

V. A. Royall met with the misfortune of having his fine horse to die last Friday. Be sure to attend the entertainment to be given next Monday night by the Litchfield Trio. Have you paid Mann-Tillman Co.

what you owe them? If not, you had better pay withoutfurth-er delay and thus save costs and trouble. If your wife and children are not wearing Godman shoes, you are not buying the best. Every pair guaranteed. W. L.

London ft Son. If you have not bought your winter underwear, you can find what you want at W. L. London ft Sons. A new lot received this week.

The weather last week was pleasanter than we remember ever having known during any November court-week. While it was quite cold Thursday morning, yet it as fair. Haul your wheat to Atwater ft Lambeth at Bynum. They will pay cash the highest market price delivered at the roller mill or exchange the best flour for it, as you may wish. Go to see the Litchfield Trio next Monday night if you wish to enjoy two hours of fun and pleasure.

No such entertainment has ever been here lie fore. Performance begins at 8 oclock sharp. -Prof. N. W.

Walker, of the State University, who has charge of the secondary schools of the State, inspected the Pittsboro High School on last Monday, and found that school to be in an excellent condition. When in need of bill heads, letter heads, envelopes, statements, business cards, visiting cards, write to The Record Job Printing Office for prices and aamples. All work turned out promptly and at reasonable prices. Atwater Lambeth at Bynum are offering bargains in all lines of merchandise. They have fresh stocks of dry goods, clothing, shoes, groceries, wagons, buggies and everything you may-want Call on them and satisfaction is guaranteed.

-Mann-Tillman at Bynum, are still offering great bargains. They have sold a large amount of goods within the past two weeks, at and below cost, and they still have a large quantity for sale. Come at once before all are sold, if you wish a great bargain. Thanksgiving services wifi be held here tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. There- will be no services at the Methodist church because the pastor is attending the Conference.

There will be services at night in the Baptist church. There will be a total eclipse of the moon on next Saturday night between 3 and 5 oclock, and, a'though that is a most inconvenient hour for people to get up and see it, yet it will be worth seeing. The eclipse will begin a little after 1 oclock, and will become total a little after 3 oclock. The Methodist church at Goldston was the scene of a brilliant marriage on last Wednesday, when Mr. Luther Hester, of Winston, and Miss Vallie Womble, a daughter of Mr.

Hugh Womble, were married by Rev. James R. Edwards. The Record extends congratulations and best wishes. We regret to announce the death of Mr.

J. E. Morgan, who died last Sunday in the hospital at Petersburg, whither he had gone for medical treatment, llis remains were brought here last Monday and interred in the Episcopal churchyard. He came to this place about fifteen years ago as a printer for the Chatham Citizen and shortly thereafter was married to Miss Laura Brewer, of this place, who survives him with four children, who have the deepest sympathy of this entire community. He was confirmed and became a communic int of the Episcopal church at Bis top Cheshires last visitation here last pring.

Liordc-r of the superior court of Cliat-. Haul county made in (lie speei il proceeding entitled "Janies V. Markham i and others against William J. Mark-. ham ami olhors," I will sell for cash I a public aueiloii at the c.iurt-h'-use door in Pittsboro, on Monday, the Bill 'of December, 1909, the following tract of land in New Hope township, beginning at a pine in Thomas While-head' line, thence north with his line 142 poles to a dogwood, thence east to and with Dr.

Council's line 41 poles to a small hickory, thence south 1-2 poles to a stake aud pointers, thence cast or nearly east 23 poles to a stake and pointers, Councils corner, thence south witli tils line 157 poles to a sweetgu-n slump near the Raleigh road, thence west to the beginning, containing about 92 acres, mid (icing the same on which Mrs. R. H. Hates, J. L.

Uuirrix, A. H. London, Directors. Wood! High-Grade Scedi. I Zanic Horton resided at the lime of her death.

Hale subject to continuation by the court. H. M. London, Commissioner. November 3rd 19oy.

Crimson Clover Tha King of Soli Improver, also makes splendid winter and spring grating, tha oarilost freen food, or a good hay crop. CRIMSON CLOVER will ta-eteaae the productiveness of the land mom than twenty time ta much as the same amount spent in i commercial fertilizers. Can ba I sown by itself or at the last work- I mg of com, cotton or eulti- sated crops. Wood's Trado Mark Crimson Clover Seed ie the beet quality obtainable, of tested germination, and free from impurities andobjeo-tionnble weed seeds. Write for Wood's Crop Spools!" giving prices and information about Crimson Clover and other Seasonable Beads.

Sale of Brick Plant. l'nd and by virtue of the power conferred upon me in a certain deed of trust executed the 4th day of February, 19.17, by Robert H. as will appear by reference to Rook of Mortgages in Hook I). at page B52, in the office of the Regls-cr of Deeds in Chatham County, 1 will mi Tuesday, the day of November, 1909, at 12 o'clock M-, at the llrick Plant of K. 'legg, shuated on the Jones land near Fe ir-ington, Chatham County.

irtUCar-olina. oiler for snh at public f'-r cash, the following described CROSS LINEHAN RALEIGH, N. C. NEW FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING Gents Clothiers and Furnishers. Latest Styles and Newest Models.

a Kills to Stop the F'eaJ. The wout foe for 1 2 years of John Dcyo, of Cludwiu, was ii running ulu-r. He paid doctois over $400.00 without bent-fit. Then Biit-kleii's Arnica Sidve killed the ulcer and cured him Cures Fever-Soies, Boils, Felons. Ei-ZMUsi, Salt Rht-niil.

Infallible tor ldes. Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns. 25c at (1. B. l'iikiugtoi-Drug S'oie Fittsboio, N.

C. Smashes All Records. As an all-round laxative tonic aud health-builder no other pills au compare with Dr. King's New Life Fills. They tone and regulate the stomach, liver and kidneys, putifv the blood, string-then the nerves; cure Constipation, Dyspepsia, Billinu-ness, Jaundice, Head -idte, dulls aud Malaria.

Try Hi -in. 25c at Cl. B. Filkiugtou's Drug Store, Piiti--'iro, N. C.

T.n.tresDtteis, Baadaman. i Richmond. Va. Sapeiix Coart. The November term of Chatham superior court was held last week for the trial of both civil and criminal cases.

In addition to the criminal cases mentioned in last weeks Record the following were disposed of after The Record was printed: State against Mansfield Cheek; attempted criminal assault; verdict of guilty of simple assault and defendant sentenced thirty days to the roads of nion ojunty State against Mansfield Cheek; assault with deadly weapon; verdict of guilty and defendant sentenced thirty days to the roads. State against Solomon Williams; larceny; verdict guilty and defendant sentenced to six months on the roads. This is the same case that was tried before a magistrate several months ago, in which the defendant was released for the want of sufficient evidence and part of the stolen money was taken to pay fees. State against Solomon Williams and Joe Alston; larceny of a watermelon; verdict guilty and judgment suspended. State against Babe Burnett, Richard Burnett and Hilliard Baldwin; affray with deadly weapons; verdict of guilty, and Babe sentenced to sixty days, Richard to ninety days and Hilliard to four months on the roads.

State against Lonnie Dorsett; assault on his wife with a deadly weapon; verdict of guilty, and defendant fined $20 and costs. The criminal docket was not finished until Thursday morning. Although all the criminal cases were of small importance ano most of them fighting scrape between negroes, yet they were closely contested and their trial consumed much time. It seem a pity that important civil case; should be so long delayed ar.d cannot be tried because so muc of the time of the court is con sumed with these fighting case; among the colored people. There were only three civi cases tried by a jury.

Tne firs; was tried in lets than five min utes, being an action for divorct brought by Nannie Wickei against George Wicker (both col ored) and a verdict was promptly gived in favor of the plaintiff. The old, old story, told times without number, and repeated over and over again for the last 3ti years, but it is always a welcome story to those in search of health' There ie nothing in the world that cures coughs ami colds as quickly as Chauibcrluiu's Cough Remedy, Sold by All Dealers. Our Chatham customers are invited to make our store headquarters whenever they visit Raleigh. Our Mr. J.

T. Eland is always ready to serve his former countymen. I No. 8 Hrcwer Hriek Machine ai all the necessary equipment ai.d appliances connected therewith: 2 dirt cars and track: feet of lumber: all brick-yard tools of every kind and inscription, also INI II. P.

Atlns I'n-gine and loo H. p. Atlas Holier: 2-pcri air ilr.u-r cars: 2 transfer cars; I No. 2 dLlnterg rater: 1 Imperial bric-U machine and ail applianc-s connected therewith; also all tools, materials and appliances of every kind and description whatsoever used liy "aid It. II.

t'b ggat said brick yard heretofore referred to. This sale is made by reason of the of ll.rh-gglo ihply will: the terms of said deed of trust ulvvt efeired P) and upon the of the bolder of said deed of Irus. This the IOIli d.iyof Nov. paw. JONES FELLER, Tru-l-e.

AN OLD ADAGE GAYS A Utht purse la a heavy curae Sick seas makes a light purse. The UVER la the sc-t of nine teeth of all disease. The Asheboro Courier says that the ten-year-old son of I)r. C. Phillips, of Randolph county, entered into the boys contest this year and raised 135 bushels of good corn on one acre- He alo had ten acres more in corn on which he made a good crop.

Coffins and A full stock of Coffins and Caskets always on hand and sold at all prices. All kinds and sizes. B. Nooe, Pittsboro, N. Jan.

1,1909. 'arm For Sate, Thai valuable farm situated sis miles south of Pittsboro In Oakland low i. Chatham County, known a the X. A. Gilmore place, contain-ng 2V) acres, will be old at private sale on easy terms to auit tha pur-I chaser.

Substantial I such as an 8-room dwelling, good barn, on the place- About T6 I a Tes in cultivation, 45 acre. In eecond growth pine and 75 acre! in original joak ami hickory. Situated within 3.1-8 miles of railroad; good water and a healthy location. For further particular call on or address II. A.

LONDON A SON, Attomsys, Pittsboro, N.C Croup ia most prevalent dm iug the dry cool weather of the early winter month. Parent a of voting children should be prepared for it. Ail that is needed is a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers aie never without it in fheir homes and it has never disappointed them. Bold by All Dealers.

Many school chiklrou snffei rum constipation, which is of'ei 'he cause of seeming shipidity at 'esaotis. Cli.iiiila rlam's ii.il Liver Tablets are an idea' nedii-inft to give a rbild, for they ire mild and gentle in tlo-ir ylli-ct, u.d will cure even chronic constipation. Bold AU Da slurs go to the root of the hole mat ter, thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the act ion of the UVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute..