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The Chatham Record from Pittsboro, North Carolina • 3

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IerjCEll dfyg (Slfirti)ani Smorfr THE PQPBUH ST8HE toroj The Popular Store qiflD stuys. Local Records. The forty-fifth State Fair will be held at Raleigh October 16-21. Quite a number of our young people enjoyed the skating last week. and that (here was a shortage of in the accounts of the cashier and toller.

The first that the public knew of the affair was early yesterday morning when a notice was seen tacked on the dooi of the hank over the signatures of Ntato Bank Examiner President H. W. Lilly, and A. A. McKeithan, secretary, stating that Jtd.

Private Wells, old soldier, inmate of the sol- idieru home, had just been lowered the grave, when comrade M. Nichole, another inmate of the home, toteriug with age, without any pre-arrangement, made his way to the hriuk of the grave and with hat in hand and wrinkled aud battle-scarred face upturned, sang with wonderful pathos the soug, Hold the Fort for I am Coming. There was not a dry eye in the company of people gathered around the grave when lie con- eluded. The funeral was conduct- ed by Rev. Mr.

Bishop of Central Methodist church, Sacrifice MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Suits Overcoats and Extra Pants We have a large stock of Suits, Extra Paints ami Overcoats that, we will sell at greatly reduced prices to reduce our stock Now is the time tor you to buy Clothing for less than you ever did before. Take advantage of this ome early and select what you want. Satisfaction or your money refunded. JWe will sell only for cash at this great reduction.

1 rrni great reduction and come early and select what you want, Sale board of road commissioners will meet here ou the first Monday in March. Full blooded English Berkshire pigs, entitled to registration, for sale by W. J. Durham, lioscoe, Chatham county, N. C.

The demolition of Mr. Jacob Thompsons residence is now com- yjP1. citv. plete and work ou the new dwell- (jArE pEAUj. Bryan, lug will immediately comtueuce.

cnrp. Utley, Goff. Quartefly meeting will be held Textiie J. M. Farrell, at Chatham church on Friday of i i next week, and at Cedar Grove Baldwin J.

J. 1 eoples, Belle- (ou Haw ltiver circuit) ou the 4: Norwood, Chapel Hill, ueic day, March 4th. "r' vV Gi'LF 1. M. Bynum, Goldston.

The rain hlfct Monday caused 1Lvdi.ky -A. Iris, all the streams iu this vicinity to Hickoiiy Mr B. E. be 8Wolleu very much, Roberson's Pittsboro. met at Pittsboro, N.

Feb. Kith, 1905, aud the following proceedings had: The roll of townships was called and promptly responded to. Committeemen were duly appointed for each responding township, to-wit: AlkiiiciHT W. A. Liue'erry, Mon- Pitts- Webster been arrested.

Both officers of The Same Pedigree. the bank were placed uudor arrest Winston-Salem, Feb. 18. R. L.

yesterday morning by Sheriff Jordan, of Keruersville, was given Marsh, aud carried liefore Magis-a hearing before United States trate Overby, who required a bond Commissioner Beckerdite this of $10,000 of each for their ap-. morning on the charge of fraudu- pearauce at the next term of court, lent use of the mails. He mas The discrepancy in the books Louud over to the Uuited States dates hack for more than two court iu the sura of From years. The first the directors the evidence offered before the knew of the shortage was durin creek at this place being nearly as high as iu the freshet of last Sep- commissioner it seems that Jor- dan had been dealing iu dogs quite heavily. A postoffice inspector offered a large liumlier of letters L.

LOIfflfllJ 6 SOU. CHATHAMS LARGEST DEPARTMENT te ruber. Our former townsuisn, Mr. Thomas 11. Fowler, now of Burlington, has been on a trapping trip in the surrounding couutry The following townships beiu'Hie being printed ou a blank light.

The directors me and has lieeu quite successful. He without represrutation are request' brm. The defendant did not offer the matter and an expert lias caught quite a number of ininx, whose skins lie sells at an average of $3 apiece. Messrs. Seymour aud Ray, students at" the University, passed through here Tuesday euroute to their homes Suulord.

They left Chapel Hill at eleven oclock Tuesday morning on foot and Oakland j. F. Womble, Lock- ville, R. F. D.

No. 1. Thomas Gross, Cumnock. Rock Rest J. U.

Milliken Pittsboro. request- ed to make any subsequent reports to J. Bryan, Moncure, or W. O. Farrell, Pittsboro, sectaries of I association: Bear Creek, Mat- i tv: 1 1 I- roul parties iu different parts of Hie country who bad purchased idogs of Jordau.

From the cor- respoudence it was shown that each dog had the same (jedigree, me oeieniiant uni not oner any testimony befme the couimis- Bov Killed With Whiskev Boy fcinea wnn wmsKey. -shortage of 628,000. Boy Killed HVjth Whiskey. A repr(sentative of The ger on yesterday interviewed Winston-Salem. Felt.

16 The nf the directors. He 9 year-old sou of Mr. James Ben- Mvrover told the board near Jewel, Htokes county, ors that lie took $1,500 died last Sunday from an overdose alu( saltl books, reported to the examiner that he had entries, and on January Ellington went over 1 and fouud that Mi. Williams mere um unumi- nun mi expert ant was then put to work Iinoks and a few davs ago his ivork and of A renrcsentative of The The University has engaged VQTICE TA TJIC TiY PAVERS A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE, some very aide speakers for the. luc I A I bit J.

HlBg quaUftod adminmnuur a. c. next commencement. The Imcca-' cckMi. im of chuiiai otit.

laureate address will he delivered am comPelw'I settle with the amirr rmM imim by Hon Henrv Boutelle LL State at once or the taxes due for iJ nbita u. u. ffi vear joq, anj unless those who 1,1 of hlcago. 1 he baccalaureate "lc real i am. auu unicas mosc who 1W6 wuibpi4a la hr at uwlr sermon will be preached by the hayf not paid come torwa Rev.

Dr. C. S. Gardner, pastor of without further delay tirace Street Baptist church, come forward and I shall be compelled to proceed to collect rwwy. All pmnM ibtfpbdH lo Win ptMM BAkO iBUOdiAi poyBWt rb.

1Ua. 190ft. M. A. 00CKWAV.

AdAllWnUf, kjva'q aifif; JraHW fc.Ue 1. Atiuie Taylor ltilVe'fl ton anil returned umu a to relatives in Wilmington; Mr. C. B. Griffin, of Chapel Hill, has been visiting his father, Mr! J.

II. Griffin, who has been quite but is uow much better we Association of Chatham couurv New Hope J. Win. Neall, Pitts- boro, R. F.

D. No. 1 Peoples, Geo. Clark, M. Bynum, W.

L. rasingtou, J. F. Womble, A. H.

Perry, J. R. Miliiken. Blanks for 25 per cent reduction in acreage were distributed among the members. The following resolution was we the cotton farmers countv in convention, damage of the great cotton and feeling tliel a hearty co-opera-j our citizens to aid ils' ill a ivauciug cotton to a fair price.

Resolved 1st, That Weextend to all merchants, bankers, editors and all concerned a hearty co-opera-' 1 1. 11 VII ii iili- association. 2nd, Resolved that a copy of Ins resoi in ion lie placed ou tin mii.iio-s in.i qa tin secretary 1 i i i.J a I pe d. Ilei i i jut i i I coil a I os i a.ld die scixer.iiid lie Progressive Parmer. i eb i chan ni.

i', iill I Secretary. Cl.ariotte ()l. server: 3 It old soil ai i is. i iii i I Marrow, Was Kl ll, lo eat ai oclock icsterd.iy at their r.si-.1-1 II Mast lie little a 1,1. I -Ii, i .1 i II o-t ,1..

I', -n 2d As; eliol Illol i I. ir 'Viel i. IV a liar, ol l. oa He in A lie II I .1 i.ld b. ell 1 I oil i J- i i Ii- 1 i i i 1 1 If el I Mis as oil 1 1 a.t lit tiuii! 1 ll and was fixll' to return MIS glln ni I lo.nl (tlklllg lie died III ll Ii, i ieh Yal tail aged 45, suicide by shooting Ed aid committed himself Tuesday eveuiug at R.ai- reached this place at four oclock that afternoon, walking the 18 miles in five hours.

The Exliue hotel at this place narrow ly escaped being burned on last Saturday. While all were at dinner a chunk fell ou the hearth one stated that of direet-nett. about two vears air n. t)mt My-ofeoiu whiskey. The particulars rover told tlie directors that lie as furnished the Danbury Report- Weni to Haigh and told him that, er are that the father had procur- takeu aud lie slated e.

a jug of wlnskey, and just lie- that Haigh told him that they tore diuner gave Ins sou a drink, would go over the books and fix hile Mr. Bennett Was out the t. and that ther hoy weut to the jug for more, use of reporting it to the helping himself. Shortly after- directors. The director stated wards l.e was found in an uucon- that Mvrover confessed to takii scions condition, aud could uot be during Jniv, 1003.

rallied. confessions, other than the I above, have com. to light. There Midshipman Battle Dead. is a wind.

can be traced to a Philadelphia Annapolis, Md lel. 10 -Mid- bank, sl.ipmau Sunuei West ray Battle, of the second class at the Naval Academy, and a son of Surgeon Samuel Westray Battle, L'liited States Navy, retired, ol Asheville, N. dropped ilad as the brigade re was no ,1 Nothing' has happened iu Fayetteville in years which has so generally shocked the entire community. Both Haigh and My-rover are of prominent F.ivetV-ville families and there were no Hear the side of the mantel-piece, adopted, viz: hich caught aud was iu a blaze when fortunately Mr. fspence Taylor came out of the liming room and discovered it iu time to extinguish it before any ih.mage was don.

Whereas, of Chatham feeling the decline in great need of tion of all The rHlr EUr ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. li ywlllM talalMmnr UIm Mclmjrr. dw-MMd, I Iwnby Milt mwum bold lac cUm iplNt hM 4mM to tiUMl tbo war to ao oa or Mtm Jwaaarr Mb. fl W. tut.

M. 1IM. f. ROMS. Notlee'of Application.

KoU. to borabj (iM (bat apattoattoa wtlt bo a to in tlio Ooo.ro tMoaiblr ot North Corotloo oi no roMui otaoloa (o ebanar lb. uwa Mua-a. NNTtN. Joo.

It. IIH, Soe. of NUUoiai. THE HIT TORI WORLD. Mw-fii liih Read Wherever the English Language is Spoken.

The Thrice-a-Week World has made special arrangements for the year 1905. Its already jfreat news service has been extended and, as heretofore, it will report all important events promptly, accurately and impartially. An original and striking feature ot the Thrice-a-Week World in 1905 will be its serial publication of the strongest and best fiction that has ever appeared in the columns of any newspaper. The novels already-arranged for, and which are by writers known throughout the world, are: eSFORB THI DAWN. By Joseph A.

AltshcUr. A powerful story of the Civil War, describing the last days of the Confederacy. In addition to these stories the Thrice-a-Week World is in negotiation for others equally as good. The Thrice-a-neek Worlds regular subscription price is only fl.co per year, and this pays for 156 pipers. We offer this unequal.ed newspaper and The Chatham Rac-ord together one year for 2.2S- ft there was a shortage of $28,000 in the accouuts aud that the bank would be temporarily closed, The ues of the batik's being closed created great excitement and a gloom was throw over the city when it became known that John C.

Haigh, the cashier, and George G. Mvrover, tie teller, had the latter part of December, 1904, "lieu Mr. Williams, assistant to State Bank Examiner Ellington, who had been examining the banks State bank found false 9th Mr. the books was told of aaniiut on the lie fi- reported a i men in the community ho were more highly regarded. Tiiey- are men of -hi uilies md Iiau never live I in an ex.r ivaga.i, in Her.

hey were lioril and iv.ired ill Fayetlevilie and tliis makes tlie community feel a peculiar ii.t nest in them an 1 causes a teeliug of sadness to prevail. Rabbit Jake. rmt tl. On urir itnh (iovernor A.vcock sometime ago had considerable fun with Attorney D. Siler, of Siler City, declaring' tiiat tin practice of law in Ciiarlni i county had grown so poor that Mr.

Siler had abandoned it and gone to trailing ill l'ahliits Today lh ynuug attorney was sitting iu the bar of Guilford Superior Court. Judge Peebles looked up and saw him. Hello, Siler! he said; what ll you doing' here? Bring up a load ol rabiuts? at which the Ii ir laughed heartily. Mr. disci.

i. etl having anything' to do with Chat Hams favoritt food product, but he was taken rat her by surprise. McCue's Will Probated. Charlottesville, Va Feb. 20.

March. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Feb. 7, 1905. 1 R.

W. BLAND, Chmn Board County Com, the same by process of law. I The statute allows me no discretion in the matter, and however unpleasant it may be, unless an im- niediate payment of all taxes due is made, I shall be compelled to col lect the same bv levy and execution. This Jan. 2trd, 1905.

JOHN R. MILLIKEN, Sheriff ot Chatham County. Coffins and A full stock of Coffins and askets always on hand and sold at all prices. All kinds; and sizes. B.

Nooe, Pittsboro, N. C. Jan. 26, 1905. RIDDLE, The Blacksmith and Wheelright Thanks his patrons for their work the past and solicits their patronage in the future.

I promise you better work and more work tor less money than ever before. All Kinds of Repair Work done on short notice. Give me a call and be convinced A. B. Riddle, BYNUM.

N. L.C- ft ot mi'UhiouiHii mr l'i it-Mi -1 -I i 111 Mill liia (lilt I ions 11 1 lit ll were ilhal to diu-snortiv ij'i. 12 i I of COlii- puny lien In was stricken with heart failure. fell liefore any one I eaelied him, and was dea when picked up by ids mates. Co Throjjh a Bridge- All.

any, Ala, I'eb. 2.1. The eu-gim of regular passenger train on the Ientral of Georgia iti.ilwav i--li left Albany at this uf- r. thlo'igii the bridge pa a Her i I. i Ala The engine Into tile mil Idl waters of tlie swollen stream, carrying' with it and killing' or drowning' engineer Ulijdi Pale and fireman A he bag'gsge and mail car went pirtlv over the diasm Hide tlie failing loconiot ve, a I It .1 is Id ill il lee only by i 1 1 1 I li sec.

nd class Hiinreff ia tej ft tllDMloftTcr X. HI. Mr. John Boswell, keeper of the Uouutv Home, while out with lira gun waitiug for a Imwk yesterday. Mr.

J. R. Bulla, of llmdolpl. county, died last week iu lie 82nd year of Ids age. He ill be remembered by our older ivudeis as the Solicitor of tnis ist riel li'oin ISC 8 to 1872, for at that lime lint ll aid A'lc III ti.e same judicial dili i.t.

lie Ilian of in Ui'li lill.nor ail i aid i jute; and aitiloilgn a ii lie had in. iuy friends the Democrat. A STiiANGE DEATH. Mr. A J.

Dickens, ot C.ipe leaf t.iWiisaip. Oied a p- 111! 1 1 u.if oueilay i.tsi week, lie ir.ca al.u aim, being old an. I teenlc, la Ills lie ghouls A. E. Cullen G.

W. ii II I ill v.e 'll oil I hill. S' Air. I'n I a a all. -I iai 1 1.

Ultt il ill 1 1 1 II: as u.iiui.ii i yer, i tint II" at him more eaiseiy mu Mr ckelis A.iS nciiii, an.i mIIU ed to have ell dead alia, I riao. Strange to say ins and f. et and les wel'e i.a i lao bl. ll hia Ill ii lie ad was Uol even mvii" ni i UATHAX MDXI XT. Tile turn! for I'iia! iiau.

date oiiu.m-nt I llioii.ii slowly, grow ing. lneiiniou.it of coiitrioutious heretofore acknowledged is 654.50. Since then the following coutnbutious have been received: Dr. R. W.

Piilmer, Gulf, Mrs. Lou Gotey, Graham, J. P. Womble, Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Bon sill, Hamlet, the aiuouut now ou haml is MkiIiSU. At ra hoped to, raise at lfust $1500, aud it can easily lie dpue if everybody iu Ciiutliuiu will glV only a little. Of course some cau afford to give more tliau others.

DBINIS I RA T()U SNOTICE ll.tviiiK A'inituiirfdr of L-im ,10, I t.oroi.y. Rii C.H.rtm mh)4 i es hum tufcouor bef Pel y. lvoft. AVb. 'J T.

M.HYKt U-'VUt-n. K. C. M9NAL BANK Julinn S.Carr PrrwVn! Win 1 Holloway uliier THE BANK OF THE TOWN Vft Sirivc to Oblide and Acctwodafe The PUBLIC 4 -5AVING5 DEPARTMENT We Issue Certificatey of Deposit bearing FoURperccnt Interest $1.09 opens you an Account 5UREKND isu'fe FIND Ml AAfE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT Burglar fireproof Vault ymr wnt tld jmr business You Carry the wesa Seaboard Air Line Railway. I Direct Line North, East, South and South-west.

Schedule Effective Jsu. 8, 1905. Trains arrive at Pittsboro as follows: No. 1J9 at 10:50 a. m.

from Mon-cure connects with No. 38 from points South. No. 141 at 5:50 p. m.

connects with No. 41 front Raleigh and points North. Trains leave Pittsboro as follows: No. I JS at 9:00 1. m.

for Moncure, connects Na 38 for Halei B. M. POE, Agvnt, Pittsboro, N. C. C.

H. GATTIS, T. P. A. Raleigh, N.

C. C. B. RYAN, G. T.

Portsmouth, Va. I I 1 The will of hanged for wife murder in C'har-iu his leg just alxne the lottesville ou February 10, was He would, no doubt, have admitted to probate iu the Char- ion Court to-of McCue Mr. Sam KtHlIiiras was killed iu Home and knew the importance of qualified as executors, giving bond tlie cottou seed oil mill at 'ViUoq, roierly baud igiug tlie limb. As tor Tlie. will is in Moon last Friday.

He was accident- it was he lost considerable blood Cues handwriting. The entire ally caught iu the beltiug and ter- ud is dangerously wouuded. estate is left to the ex-mayors ribly mangled. children, three boys aud one girl. Killed bv Sptiiter I Brail.

Two huudred dollars is left to 1- ciiHrioit. ob erect a mouuiueiit over McCues Clintou, Feb. 16 A telephone parents grave, i'lm will was message from Roseboro states made 011 Septomlier 10, 1904, six a a that Nathan Bullard was killed days after the murder, aud three A K.riuu8 ill. H. W.

boro railroad was narrowly avert uiill. A Irtre splmter came ftd ou last Friday aftriRMiu. Just Another Atluntic is to coutact kith tlie ftist revolviiiir after the traiu had passed the road laid by the Commercial Cable ami was driven iuto his brain crossing neiir Gum ISpriusr car Compauy, aud bids for its laying tuionjrh hu killing liiin al-rau otf tlie track auJ could not have already been received. It ih lUKtantly. Die (lead tuaii put back uutil next morijiug.

It "XHcted that the new cables wdl leaves a family, including a very was su oil-tank car tilled with cot- 1 iu operation during the coming 'ck wife, ton seed oil from the mill at tiiis summer. CAB DERAILED. eigh. dropad his gnu, which was discharged aud the entire load took Samuel McCue, Bonds For Sale. The county of Chatham offers for sale its bonds to the amount of 20,000 in denominations of 100.

and $1,000, drawing tive per ten years from date of issue al are These bonds will be sold to the highest bidder at the court house in All Main Line trains carry first- Pittsboro, at 12 m. on Friday, class vestibule Jay coaches, Pullman the 10th day of March, 1905. Seal- Drawing Room Bleeping Cars and ed bids for a part or all of said Dining Cars, bonds may be addressed to the un- or rates, timetables, reservations der.igned at Pittsboro, and will be any information address yout opened at 12 m. ou said loth of nearest agent or cent interest, payable annually. and roints North TheKeeley Institute, Greensboro, IT.

C. place, aud was much heavier than A jistiHry Par Boxlairo has beeu seized liecause of irregu- ihe passengers (six or seven) aritle8 tllP c-omla( tion of the were carried on the locomotive to l(UalUPM- tljOU8aU(, Moucure, but the trwin could not 0j corn was included iu return here that night as usual. (he 8eizu oue thp It would have beeu quite a serious ou record iu this dislrict wreck if the tram bail uot beeu going very slowly, for a car had The meeting of the joint execu- counties, is gone. The damage ra tun off the track at the same place tive, central and advisory commit- estimated at $200,000. Raiu conjoins time ago and the engineer ra tees of the Democratic party, tiuues to fab.

very cautions in goiug along there, called by Seuatoi (Simmons to Tlie truth is the entire read, meet Tuesday night upon the re- from here to Moncure, is iu ailau- quest for a meeting of the execu- ao Lure 1 Cold in One Diy gerous condition, aud a serious tive committee sigued by uiueteeu Take Laxative Brntno Quiuiue eccideut is liable to happen any memlior thereof resulted uo Tablets. All druggists refund tlie day- The rails are Very old aud action' being tsken in regard to money if it fails to cure. E. W. badly worn, and all ought to be the Ward bill, for which purpose Groves signature is on eacL box.

replaced with better ones, the meeting as held. 23 cents. Disastrous Floods in Georgia. Atlanta, Feb. 20.

A sjiec-lal from Swayueslairo says that the most disastrous firaais that section of Georgia has experienc- iu years are now iu full swav. Every bridge on the Oiioopee Tattnall FA1- HU lLLinilTII 1 iiii nu. CUTJTHI3 OUT TO-DAY MAIL XT TO Scz 2.63, O-XMZLaboro, N. C. Please send me your Illcstsatxd HakdBooa yNo.

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