The Randolph Bulletin from Asheboro, North Carolina • Page 3

inor ioi The Randolph Bulletin) A BIRTHDAY PA About ten o'clock on the morn Mmt springs. The Sunday school is progress- ing nicely at this place. ing of Feb. 4th, Uncle Tobias J. T.

Macon has moved bis and Aunt Phoebia Julian of near LOCAL AND PERSONAL. W. Hayes Farm sawmill on near Erect. FOUND! ON NORTH STREET IN ASHEBORO DURING COURT J. T.

Turner's CASH HOUSE The best place in the county Millboro began to experience the surnrise of an unusual number Miss Maud Cox was the guest! of visiting relatives and Mioses Emma and Liihe Graven), oors. rsut stiii tnev came in of HEADQUARTERS BRING YOUR JOB. WORK TO l.ri.-t weeK. Mrs. Donna Macon ren visits t.t iJ.

A. and For the BEST and purest Drugs and Pharmaceuticals. to sell Chickens, Eggs, Hides, A is very ill at Mrs ri. Aior Furs, Walnut Kernels Bees Wax and Tallow. When at LADIES HAND DAGS A lot of these fangeing in price from 250 to $4.00 we 1 Are going to sell AT COST Ashboro GO And SEE HIM-HE PAYS CASH J.

T. TURNER CASH BUYER. hacks, buggies, horseback and on foot, all bringing well filled keis, except a straggler'or two at the last who came empty handed, but with mouths open. What did it all mean? It was Aunt Phoebia's 74th birthday. By noon a long table had been erected in the yard, for the day was ideal for a lawn party, and upon it was spread such a bounteous feast of good things as is seldom the good fortune of this scribe to partake of.

There were present about 125 persons among whom were Aunt Mary Julian, who has just passed her 87th this writing. Miss ivliiid Cox and Misses E.a-. a ud Li -ij Ci aven were v.t ire. ui J. vv.

Hayes eeair.g. Liiiie Miss Treva Hayes visited Cora Maoon Saturday night. Among the guest at II. A. Albrights Sunday were R.

L. Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth Macon an Walter Albright and family. Miss Fieta Haves has returned DO YOU NEED A PAIR OF GLASSES? If so come in and get a pair of the Famous Hawkes glasses at FIRST COST.

THE Painter SftyS TT 11 We carry a full line of Perfumes, Talcnm Powders and other toilet articles. v- I3 tier lew -days visit at uncle J. M. Yow of Graves Flaltei iod Testimopjals teg Cure that cough with a bottle of our White Pine ViJi 1 1 Mr. fister E.

Routhof Mill- Bl are consTanxiy oeing received 1 1 ooro was a welcome visitor at Cough Syrup A large bottle for 250 if oir tne many usersof Job Jasper Auman hs reopened his store in south Asheboro. B. F. Rich of Sophia was a business visitor here Mo day. Mr.

0. R. Harris of Hanners-ville was a business visitor here today. Mrs. Li' Han Thornburg and Lewis of llilis Sice were in town last week.

Mrs. M. L. Horney of High Point is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Z.

F. Rush. W. V. Leonard of Cedar Falls was a business visiter in town Saturday.

Mrs Mary Hale has gpne to Thomasville to reside with her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Ragan. The Ashboro Chair factory has added another large storage building to its plant.

Mrs. I. F. Craven of Ramseur was the guest of Mrs. C.

A. Wood the first of the week. Miss Mabel Peacock of Lexington was the guest of relatives here Saturpiy and Sunday. M. L.

Davis, and J. E. Johnson have been awarded the contract for the erection of the knitting miil. Misres Jessie Burkhead and Treva Rush went to Greensboro last week on a shopping expidi-tion. John Hill of Progress who has been attending the bedside of S.

H. Hale returned home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Bulla of Back Creek township are visiting their daughter Mrs. Ashe-craf at Monroe. The public school went back to the old schedule Monday after SEMI rafiSMT PASTE a all of whom ar.knowled Our Handsome New Fountain is always flowing with the most delicious drinks. IK uo lilt UVO! SUMII UlL LUC market.

Office mile post, Uncle Solomon and auntLueina Redding, who have passed their 0th mile post, an have traveled life's journey together for more than 50 years, bat neither of whom would be old if they were to travel it for 50 years more. The weather was ideal, and Uncle Tobias and Aunt Phoebia were in their usual health, and no host or hostess ever entertained their guests more royally than did these aged people on this, occasion, and the hearty good wishes of all was that these good people may witness the return of many such happy reunions. Straggler T7 W. Hayes Sunday. Mr.

J. M. Yow spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mary J. Hayes. Miss Ala Hayes was the guest of Miss Ida Abright Sunday evening.

Mr. E. 13. Leeh visited in this community recently. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Hayes and family attended the birthday celebrated of Mrs. Hayes mother Mrs.

Nancy Yow of Seagrove Rou 2 Thursday Feb. 4th. She Our magazine and books Department will interest you. While you are waiting for your mail come in and spend your time with us. For Sale by Prescriptions carefully filled.

GUARANTEED TO SATISFY PURCHASERS old. hope was 7o years Grandma Yow will live to see Asltrbflrn Srwj (ttn. many more birthdays. rTT7-Trvrc nir krrt Next Door to Post Office AVJWrr tsucmb SfiogT btkmmko AtilUciilSer PLAT DUTCH Tie TYPK WAKHFISLB The QtrUst Coleridge. DEATEH OF SAML'EL II.

HALE. After a protracted illness of several weeks, Mr. Samuel H. Hale passed peacefully away at his home on Salisbury St. Thurs- PRICE: latetenMB.5!U9prB 1Mb, BltUS 1 ad over, al S1.M per F.

O. B. YOUNG'S ISLAND, S. C. Oesr $peetsl Exprciw Rates on Plants is Very Low.

We grew the first Frost Proof Pisate in 1863. Now have over twenty thousand satisfied customers and wc have grown ud sold csore ceVbage plants than all other, Coleridge is r.ow undergoing a telephone diagnosis and will be persons in the Southern states combined, WHY? because our plants must please or. Hi Feb. 4ih. 1903.

canvolescent ere long perhaps. Same of our people will attend the burial services of Himer Fox ISLOW HARDWARE CO. III SO An tson to get extra early cabbage, and they are the ones that tell for the most money up to CiOUS an brother and mason of Chatham county. Dr. Wellborne will leave Coleridge for Elkin N.

C. soon. We regret the Dr's leaving but glad to know that Dr. Burgess will take his practice at this place. 0) (A fa to 1 I 5 I Urn (3 0) NATIONAL BANK.

ed 1 If you need A MOWING MACHINE, BUGGY, WAG- -rT r1TT Tl A Tntl At) OTAI TTT "OTTTT TATT Ci ntHIT moment of dissolution and only a few hours before life departed, he called his children (all being present except two), sparate'y to his bedside and bid thtm a final farewell. The funeral was conducted from the M. E. church by Rev. Parker of High Point, Friday at 2 o'clock p.

m. in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The body wa.3 buried in the. Methodist cemetery. Samuel H.

Hale was a son of Harlan B. and Sarah Henley Hale and was born 3rd day of 7th month 1844. Died 4th day of 2nd month 1909. He was married to Mary A. Hill, 14th day of 8th month 1367.

He has had a life long membership in t3 ASHEBORO. WARE, Or anything in the HARDWARE LINE, west a month's experiment giving only 30 minutes noon recess and closing at 2:30. J. J. Motley who has been Southern railway agent here for several months has been transferred to Burlington and Geo.

Hilliard has been promoted to the position of agent. Gold prospecting is becoming very active in Asheboro. The town has been crowded for several days with seekers after the yellow metal. We hope they will strike a Klondike. Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Hill ox Progress, N. C. Rev. and Mrs.

T. E. Anderson of High Point and Mr. Henry Copley of In-dianopolis Ind. attended the funeral of S.

H. Hale Friday. The music pupils in Miss Florence Blair's class will give a recital in the Auditorium Friday night. The program is a good one and all who attend will be highly entertained. The public is cordially envited.

J. W. Jolly has moved his furniture stock from the Ashboro Wholesale grocery building to the McDowell building. Mr. Jolly and Mr.

J. H. McCain have formed a partnership in the WE are the people you are looking for. We carry in stock the HIGH POINT BUGGY. The best brand of STOVES on the market.

Lewis Winslow Hdw. Co. NO. S953. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FiRST NATIONAL BANK AT ASHEBORO IN THE STATE OF N.

C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, FEBRUARY 5TH, 1909. RESOURCES the 'society of Friends at the Back Cre'ik church. Ha is survived by his wife and nine children; William H. Hale, Morris-town Term.

J. E. and T. Hale of Indianapolis A. H.

Hale, Alberta Canada, M. S. Haie, Ashboro N. T. A.

Hale, Greenville, S. C. Mrs. M. D.

Stafford, Colfax N. C. Mrs. W. F.

Ragau, Thomasville, Mrs. Mrs. E. E. Kephart spent Sun- G.

G. HENDRICKS CO. Are Nov Receiving The Most Complete FALL AND WINTER Line Of Ladies' Jackets, Mens and Boys Cfotiilng, SHOES HATS CAPS Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods, Of The Newest and Latest Up-to-date Styles Loans and Discounts. $81,844.11 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 75.95 U. S.

Bonds to securecir- culation 25,000.00 Premiums on U. S. Bonds 1,087.50 Furniture and fixtures. 2,399.37 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 19,816.59 Due from State Banks and Bankers 2,503.00 Due from approved reserve agents 5,554.37 Checks and other cash items 569.04 Fractional paper currency nickels, and cents 128.35 Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, viz: Specie 7,649.70 Legal-tandsr notes 100.00 7,749.70 Redemption fund with U. S.

Treasurer 5 (per cent of circulation) 1,250.00 Due from U. S. Treasurer, other than 5 per cent redemption fund 600.00 TOTAL $128,574.98 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in. $25,000.00 5 3 I dav in Greensooro as the guest of the family of Rev. N.

R. Richardson. Mrs. ephart had a special part in the music at the reopening of the Spring Garden M. E.

church Sunday of which Rev. Richardson is pastor. Fiddlers Convention. Another Fiddlers Convention will be held in Asheboro February 26th, in the new town Hall in the Ward building. E.

G. Morris, C. C. Cranford, Wm. A.

Underwood and others are behind the enterprise. The management will offer a large number of cash prizes for best players on different stringed instruments. W. Ciinard, High Point. KILLED STEP FATHER.

Chas. Allred, of near Grays Chapel was lodged in jail here Monday charged with killing his step father, Luther Wilkerson. It is alleged that last Saturday Wilkerson was drinking as usual and with gun in hand chased young Allred who is only 18 years old, threatening to kill him and in self defense, Allred cut Wilkerson's throat with a knife. Wilkerson was taken to St. Leo's hospital, Greensboro where he dir-d Sunday, and Monsday Allred was committed to jail by Justice Pugh.

It seems to be the general opinion that Also A Complete Line of. GROCERIES And In Fact Every Thing Usually Kept In A General Store. Dont Fail To See OUR Stock Bef or Buying. FOR WE KNOW THAT YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BBY UYING FROMJJS. Remember We Have ONE PRICE To.

Every Body. -The Rich and Poor PAY THE SAME TO US. young Allred is rot to blame for the unfortunate affair, but that he acted in defense ol his own life and that of his mother. Card cf Thanks. We wish to express our thanks to our friends for their many kindnesses shown us curing the illness and death of our husband and father.

Mrs. S. H. Hale and Chiidren. 2 UJ h- -r 21 45 5 Z3 is: cc uj 2 co ttcQ to co to CO 71 I Soldier Balks Death Plot.

Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 1,430.00 National Bank notes 25,000.00 Individual deposits subject to check 48,653.95 Time certificates of deposit 28,347.31 77.001.26 Certified shecks 29.09 Cashier's checks outstanding 114.63 Total $128,574.98 State of North Carolina, County of Randolph, ss: Jno. M. Neely, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Jno. M.

Neely, Cashier. Subcribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of Feb. 1909. Elijah Moffitt, Notary Public. Correct Attest.

R. I. Dickens, G. G. Hendricks W.

L. Ward. Ge G. Hendricks Company. It seemed to J.

A. Stone, a civil war veteran, of Kemp, that a plot existed between a desperate lung trouble and the grave to cause his death. "I contracted a stubborn cold," he The Secret of Long Life. A French scientist has discovered one secret of long life. His method deals with the blood.

But long ago millions of Americans SPOON REDDING wrkes, "that developed a cough i 3 i T7i 4 tutu Jioveu '-ust slue to iiie, in tpne oi an lorgs mo makes it worth nv- remedies for yeavs. My weight irg. It Purges, ennchea ana randownta-130 rfhen vitalizes inc blood, a Yes, The KEEP ON HAND AT ALL TIMES A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE Heavy -and Fancy Groceries. And will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Quality considered.

GOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN TOWN. U.MB JUB.Uti)i whi(jh restored and tone to the entire system heath co lctel now wei Its a goasend to weak sick and i pounds Fm gevere Cof dibiutated people. Kidney trou-. vcf- Xj uLCj v.L i ostn.ate Coughs, Hemorrhages, BULLETIN JOB OFFICE U1 -r ou I Asthma, and to prevent Pneu months," writes W. M.

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