The Courier from Asheboro, North Carolina • Page 5

Mr. Law4.ra.Uk TilE ASHEBOSO COURIER la MeaaerrafMra. Jeeeph atlth, Siaur 8mith was bom February 14. 1M3. Ta Readers af Ths Caarlar.

We have made a contract with a oontain Pen Co, of New York Teacfctr Maetlap Planj havebtea made for four teachers' meetings of three davs each in various parti of the con oty. The first will be held at Coleridge in the Graded School building, August 19-tl; the second at Trinitr, August 23 25; the third at Farmer, August 26-28; and the fourth at Liberty, 8ept 6.8. Aiheboro, Ns 0., Angust 5, 1909. Local snd Personal. Daik Peacock it at Hotel Aaman -this week.

Sidney Robins returned this week to. Barotd. 0. W. PettT.f Greenabora was 1 The condition of Mrs.

McCulloch remains unchanged. El wood Farlow has moved his family, to Asheboro. "Mrs. J. S.

Walker is very ill as a result of eating watermelon. E. E. Boas, who has been indis-poead for several days is improving. Will Coffin, who has been sick several days is improving.

Trov Bedding and H. H. Delk, of Caraway, were here yesterday. A Miss Edna Hill is vimting her iather.N. H.

Hill, at store. Kgf I (IUUUOUU AO awmuuK and died July 57. 1909, aged CO yearr, 5 meauha aa 1 1 day. She waa born near Grace Chapel and spent the uoat af her days ia that eommaaity. She crofaaaad faith ia Christ some time after she waa married and joined the ckureh ml Grace Chsoel sad re mained faithful thai for about fifteen years, Out h-r people all being buried at Cool bpring the moved her mtm'tarahip tq that church of Northern If denomination and remained there, a faithful member until dath.

About ten years ago Bro. Smith moved down in the neiohborhood of old Mount Tabor, 3 1-2 milue aaat of Asheboro in this community. the short apaoe of ten years aha haa won many friends bacasse her kindneee and willingness to help in time of need. She bad been in declining health for some time. On last Tuesday at 8 clock a July 29, the death angel came and took her oul back to Him who gave it without a struggle or groan.

8he leaves a husband and five children and 13 grand children and a host of friends to mourn their loss. She waa laid to- rest in the cemetery at Cool Spring to await the final resurrection. Quite a number of her aid fnanda were there to pay the last tribute of respect to her. Dear comptnion and children and friends, do not mourn aa those that have no hope. Bro.

8mith and all the children have the most profound aympathy of tbe writer, but Bro. Smith cries out in despair, beloved is gone," and we hear the children aaying, 'I have no mother now," and we hear the neighbors saying, "We have lost a good neighbor." 4 i Yea, our dear ones are torn from our ten der embraces, on earth we shall see them no more, but if we are ready when cometh the we'll meet them on heaven 'a bright shore, and there by life's river we'll rest 'neath the trees and tell all our wanderings over; no parting will come nor no tears ever flow. We'll meet them on heaven'e bright shore. Yes, mother will clasp her dear boy to her heart and know that he's aafe evermore. Haw precious and aweet when our loved enes we meet at home on ra diant shore.

May the Lord b'eis other Smith and bis childien ia the prayer of your humble writer, A B1BND. President to Visit Charleston. Washington, Anir. 2. President Taf hag decided to include Charles ton, S.

in his itinerary for the Western and Southern trip He will arrive in Charleston late in a-the afternoon of November 5 and spend the night there. DEPOSIT YO WITH of in pruirauicu mwnuj Carolina. x. Mr. J.

C. Bowman, from -near Liberty, was a caller at The Courier office yesterday. US Mrs. Lowdermilk, wife of Mr. Iuael Lowdermilk, of Fork Creek Richland townihip died at her home lut FrHaj.aged 76 years.

besides ter bnioard airs, Ixwder milk is survived by five daughters and four sons, aa follows: Mrs. Hayworth, wife of Sheriff -Haywortb; Mrs. J. V. Fhillipt.

of Uanor; Hn J. M. Tow, of Seagrove, Route No. Mrs. E.

B. Leach, of Erect; Mrs. W. K. Trogden, of Oklahoma; Messrs.

HA. Lowdermilk, of Okla-horns; L. T. Lowermilk, of Kansas; S. E.

Lowdermilk, Asheboro; K. F. Lowdermilk, of Richmond county, The funeral services were conduct- by Bev. E. Cagle, Saturday at 11 o'clock and the remains laid to rest in the birying grounds at Pleasant Hill church.

Mora Maaaiaeturing Plarfls. If the Industrial Association of of Asheboro would in some way get several small manufacturing plants in operation' it would be a great help to our town. Small plants and several of 'them are more bene ficial to a town than larger concerns. Ihe Uourier as has always been its custom will give its support id any way possible. I Marriage Useaee Issaed.

Marriage lisence have been issued to the following since our last issne. b. nidge, and Miss Victoria McDowell of Caraway; A. L. Bidge, of Caraway, to Miss Malissa Moody, Central Falls; W.

M. Luther to Miss Ida Phlips, both of Cedar Falls, and Banner Whitehead, of Snow Camp to Miss Jessie Ruth Davis, ol Klag AlfosMo Prepares to Flee Spain verging en anarchy and po litical parties decreeing the tieath of Kins Alfonso and Prime Minuter Maura, the hostilities continue with oat abatement. Tbe.publication of iUflwspprff-arflrrHjtabitftdvV! As-we go to press later dispatches say that oruer is Degiamng to "a J' Flag Rasing August 21st. will be a flag raising and Bible presentation by Victor Couu cil No. 228, of Franklinville, at that place on Saturday, August 21st.

Several prominent speakers, among them Mr. (J. b. Webb, of Salisbury, wiL be present and make short talks on this occasion. Me.

Thompson Dead. Mrs. Laura JaneaThompson, wife of Dr. A. F.

Thompson, died unex. pectedly and suddenly at her home at Troy on July The deceased was a native of Otrnge county and was a member of the Presbyterian church and an exceptionally talent ed and generous hearted lady. Hr. Hartlm Leara, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Martin, have moved to Winston, the former home of Mr. Martin; For several years Mr. Martin has been with, The Courier and has been faithful in the discharge of his and we wish for him a full measure of success at his new post, with the Wins- ion oenunei.

Wew Bnsluess. 1 C. E. Stuart, has rented the store room back of the postofhee in the post office fuilding, and opened- a stock of goods this week. He carries evergthing in no tions and is a commission mau for fruits: and produce' representing Gardner Clark, of Greensboro.

Commlaalonera Meet. yz The county commissioners, met in regular monthly session Monday. he usuar allowances for the poor ere made. Many accounts were audited and ordered paid. was no other business before the board except routine work.

New Buildings. It is understood tha.t work will soon begin on the lawyers' offices near the court house. Several new residences are being erected in town, Married, Near John Hill's, in New Hope township, on July 22, William 11 nr ley and Miss Effie Hall. Both bride and groom reside near Stneby. as.

Wi Luther, J. officiated. Miss Bessie Coffin is confined to her room by illness. Jno. m.

ismith, of Millboro, was a business visitor here Monday. Dr. D. K. Lockhart and L.

L. Whitater are on atrip ta New York City sightcveing. This damp weather' it is hard to keep your premises as clean as they should be, but you can do the best yon can and not wait for the Health ac a. ullicer lu van juui atibcuuuii uu iv Tlie road anperriaor of Randleman township wisbea to call the 'attention of all the road overseers to tbe fact that there will be he a meetina vt the' board at A Bulla's offiee faturdar, August at o'clock. So get your roads In good almpe and report scco'rJinjIy, A Riweli, C'bm'a of the City, to advertise their $3.00 Pen for one year, anu by this arrange ment we can let oar subscribers who will renew- their subscriptions immediately (whether due or not), have one of these splendid pens for niy si.uu.

This is not a fake scheme, bnt a first class Fountain Pen with a 14 Karat gold point and Lguaranteed to be AS, GOOD as the best pen made. It is lust being introduced, and yon may rest assured the very best material is used in its manufacture. We have them right here in our of fice, they may be tned to your atisf action before you buy. If our subscribers at a distance will send checV at once, paying for our paper one year from the time his present subscription expires, and add $1.00 for this magnificent pen, we will send it to him prepaid, un der our own personal guarantee that it fully comes up to the above de scription. We have signed contract not to sell to dealers, but to subscribers only.

When its merits are known our subscription list will be doubled. Cur friends may esteem this as a great favor that we have been able to secure such a rare bargain for them. It will pay them to act promptly. Address The Courier, Asheboro. "Died." In Trinity, on the 19th day of July, of lookjaw, Craven Ingram, aged twelve years and fourteen days.

He possessed a bright intellectual mind, a kina and generous dis position, which gave promise of a life of usefulness to the world and comfort to his parents in their declining years, but an all-wise providence, who knows beat, has taken from this heme the only son of this family, and, as we believe, made him a member of that crest multitude who have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb. Only short time before his death Le expressed to his sisters a desire to go to heaven, saying, that he had friends there and wished to ioin was a member ef our Suouay achool and was generally found in his olasa. During his severe sufferings he complained but little, and it was remarkable how he could bear his sufferings as he did. Even a person of mature aire could not have been more na- tient than waa little Craven, but his suffer-1 ings are over; he has gone from that home and tbitt vacant place in that family circle can never be filled here, but we trust that another circle may be found in heaven, when father, mother and little aisleis join little Craven who ha cone before. Mow, to the bereaved father and mother we would say that the same hand that has brought sadness to your hearts will 6lso comfort you and give you sustaining power in this your sad hour of aituction.

and that you may so live that when you are called to quit this life tlat Craven will be standing at tbe beautiful gate to welcome you there. W. N. We wish to extend our many thanks to the good people of our neighborhood for the tindneee ahown us during the illness and death cl our darling little Howard. Mb and Mrs Beady Look Here Cut this out and put in your machine drawer.

And when you want, machine Needles, Shuttles or Bobbins (dosn't make any; difference what make machine you have) just call on us can furnish you, or send us'name of your machine and ten cents and we will mail you tube of 4 needles post ALLRED GARRETT, CLIMAX, N. Wm. C. Hammer R. C.Kelley HAMMER KELLEY Attorneys at Law Office Adjoins New Court House BIIiatt, M.

D. Physician ind Surgeon Office over Johnson's Store 1 1 McDowell Building Asheboro, N. C. KyTIOB. I I Hsvlna qualified as srtmlnintotor nf A.

Htwd. rleeeaaeJ. scmrrtiuir to, law. till la nniifv all imtsoiis lioldlim claim airaiuil tl eiMe oi said devest) to pnwiil t.u lo the imitertlgiml ou or brfor theiMli day of July, lit 10. or UiU uotlce will be pleaded lu bar of Until luu July 008.

reovery H. HIN8HAW, Xduir ol A. Mteed, diVd. Housewives Either rri certificate of deposit bearing interest from date of deposit at the rate of 4 PER CENT, or on Savings Account in any amount from SI. 00 up with interest at 4 PER CENT, compounped four times a year; or open a checking account to-day and avail yourself of the many aduantages that go tvith a BANK ACCOUNT on a GOOD BANK.

We offer you every service and accomodation consistent with sound banking, hold in strict confidence all yovr business transactions, and safeguard your deposits with if very public school teacher in the county will be required to attend some of these meetings. In these meetings we expect to do seme work of practical value to teachers and committeemen. To assist 10 this work I have secured Supt. 0. V.

Woosley.of the Asheboro Graded School, and Sept. J. B. Boberteon, of the Bandleman Graded These men are closely in touch with the public school work and intensely interested in the edu cational awakening of the county. All teachers and committeemer.

should make ieir plans to attena these meetings. Full particulars and program will appear in next week's paper. i E. J. CoLTBA.Nl, County Supt.

1 The Death ofaBaby. Very strange, indeed, it ia that little chil reu in the beauty of life are called to go. Yet it is not strange for God is entitled to those pure, innocent little hands and feet. They are fit for His Kingdom, and are prepared to deoerate the mansions oil high. Still, how reluctantly we part with them, and although they are with us 'one 14 short months, still we bend over them, 1 exerting every energy" of nerve aud streugth to arrest the death approach.

Strah Lena Pepper was a perfectly lovely baby, one of perfect beauty. aud natural form. Her little soul was wafted on angels wings to His eternal throne on June 15th. She was 14 months of age. B.B.

W. Wyeth W. liOng Eaters School. Automobile Wyeth Liong left-last night on 38 for Cleveland, Ohio, where he expects to enter Automobile Train ing School of the white Co. After a thorough course in the school he purposes Bervmg his time in the factory in order to study and learn the construction of automobiles from the stump up.

He wLl study both gas and steam cars. Automobiles have come to stay and the business end of the proposi tion offers flattering inducements to young men of education push and truunng: Mr. K. A. Leighton, accompanied Mr.

Leag. i Mr. Long is a son of Dr. J. Long, who at one time lrved in this county.

Swollen Waters af Yadkin Swallow Three, Men. Representative Little from Bock ingham county and S. P. Myers, of lennessee, inarrow ly escaped death ia Pee Dee river at Andrews Ferry, near Albemarle, Tuesday afternoon in attempting to. cross the; swollen stream and wra swept down i the river about one mile where one of them swam to the shore, the other lodging on an In midstream the ferry capcised and the ferryman, onugga was drowneu.

Harry Tom linson and Dacar Coalaon, who were on the banks aid went ro the rescue of the drowning ferryman were also drowned in the Card of Thanfca. We wish to thank oar neighbors and friends, and to assure them that we will not forget the kindness ahown us during the sickness and death of, par Mrs, Cynthia -J? Mrs. Jno Imoold ixd Reutives. Two hor. es were struck and kill ed by lightning in Rowan county una ay night during the electric storm.

i Silver oarred fountain pen Waterman's with carved on it. Beward if re turned to Standard Drag (Jo Wanted two or three six months old good healthy, pigs to fatten Quote lowest cash price. Write care Courier, Asheboro, N. C. Wanted two three months old good healthy growing pigs.

Write care The Courier," Asheboro, Dr. H. Wakefield of Charlotte, will be in AaheboTO at the Central Hotel, Thursday, August HHh, one day Only. His prac- uoe ia umiimi to aiseasea ol tne tye, tar. in oat ana inroai ana JJ iHing uiasses.

Sale V1 a I havw for Bale in Providence township one farm, consisting 01 4o acres. ADout -oZj acres in cultivation; good, new nine room house and barn and outbuildings, pasture, wire fence. Four 'miles east of Randleman, MiUboro Route 1. 1850 00- JOHN W. SMITH, Millboro, Rout I.

1 To Solve the Problem sunburn troubles make use of some of ourrcold freckle talcum powders, etc. They are excellent both for preventing and curing sunburn. This Pharmacy Is Famous for the purity of its drugs and medicines. We can assure you that our toilet accessories are equally high class and you can buy thsm with absolute confidence in their quality and effectiveness. ReLndleman Drug Company, N.

C. NOTICE! Sale of Personal Property Having decided to break up house-keeping I will offer for sale at public auction on Friday; Aug. 20. 1909, Beginning at 1 0 'O'clock. all my household and kitchen Furniture, and Farming Utensils, Stock, Feed, etc.

The following is a partial list of the goods, etc, to be offered: Two good Mules, two 2-horse Wagons, one new Buggy, 14 head Hogs, one good Milch Cow. a lot of Corn, Fodder, Hay, etc. Terms of 8ale---Cash. ISRAEL LOWDERMILK, Seevtfrov. Route 1.

N. C. UR MONE $600,000.00 185,000.00 600,000.00 $1,385,000.00 Colored La Worth 12 1-2 eta- for 9 Colored Lawn, Worth, 7 cts. for.6 cts. Bl eached Table Worth 60 eta for 35 ct.

10 ctrjt Oinghsm for 7 12 cts. 25 cyt Embroidery for 15 eta. i hite Cotinterpain, Worth 2.00 for tl CO. White Couneerpain, Worth 81,50 91.25. White Counterpain, Worth (1.25 for 08 cents -Yard Wide Black Taffeta Silk Worth I 25 for 98 eta.

9 25 Kancy Paraaoi for 98 eta. 3.0 i Fancy Parasol for 2 00 White Liaaa Skirt. Worth (1.50 foitl.OO.: 13 50 Black Voil Skirt For (1.98 (5 00 White, Blue and Tan Linen Wash Suits (or 3 93. Wsist, (3.50 Childrens alines Hose, Worth 1 lOcta. forflcta.1- July 15, Capital of Surplus of Stockholders Liability Roland Harris, of hft arrived and assttmed hie dutitrs on The Mrs.

C. E. Stuart was called last week to Carthage to nurse Mrs. B. L.

Burns, who is very ilLv 'Am Mary Allen Bulla, of Ban-diem in, spent last Saturday and Sunday with Miss Treva Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Fox, Miss -Clara Soencer. spent Sunday with Mr.

Fox a mother in VeJpJjbiM cmeTdwn from ireenaboro, saturaay rrgatttnu c-peai Sunday with his mother. W. Wood. Misses Acmes Moring, and Etta Blair, have te; turned from a trip to wayneBvine. Little Julia, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Boss, who has been very ill with tonsilitis is some bet ter. Junius Ard-ews. of Florida, is on a' visit to his father who is Confined ttTiia bed with an attack of appea dicitis. On account of heavy rains only a few citizens from out of town, were present at Commissioners meeting Monday.

A OlinvMA aw A familw 'passed through town Tuesday, re turning to Framer from a vaca tion. Mr. B. Eosb has sold Mr. Jno.

M. nammer, ioi. iromiiig uuj feet on Depot street, which is a walnable piece of property. Jno. who has been away from his post at Wood and Moring on account of illness iff.

able to be back The Courier regrets to learn of the death of Capt. 0. F. vSiler which occurred at the Soldiers Home in Baleigh on, Wednesday of last week. Mr.

Hammond has gone tp New York City to visit his daughter, Mrs. Emmer Hammond Smith, before she sails for Europe in a few days. i Carried, at the residence of D. G. McMaaters, the officiating J.

on August 1st, 1900, Mr. B. F. Bidge and Miss Victora McDowell, both oi Concord township. Mr.

jgh Moffitt, of High Point, who was on our streets recently shaking hands with his many Iriends was very muoh pleased at the growth and progress our town has made ffince he was here. The. singing class from the Oxford Orphanage will give a concert in the academy at Franklin ville at 8 o'clock Wednesday night of next week, August 7th. The concert Will be attractive and well worth attending. A crowd of youncs e'rs through fan have acnoyed the G.e ks who recently established a business here, to the extent that they had a narrow escape one night last week, when the Greeks fired upon them, and -while we do not advocate shooting at folks the boys should let peacable -citizens alone.

Another time the bovs on horses in the uead hoars of the night rode, through ton yelling and i creating an excitement as if something serious had happened dis regarding the consequences, i 'Harm will come of such offences and the participants should take warning Wa inn One Hundred Dollars Reward for any uvi eiarru wtaicnnnot in curea PT Maui We.tlip huve known J. Ohpnny fnrtlieiMttlOye.ru, ami twlirve him tier(n tly In lt K.C..... tx lally able to carry out hhv ohiiuutioim mile by We appreciate your business whether large or small and devote our best attention to the service of our patrons. Wachovia Loan Trust Co. High Point, N.

C. Mid Summer Cleacracnce Sade I will begin my ANNUAL CLEAN-uP SALE, Saturday, July 17th, and continue for 10 days. All summer goods to be sold at a big reduction. One Lot Calico, Worth 6 cte. at 3.7 8 ots.

Ore Lot Calico. Wortk 7 cU. at 6 ots. i Yard Wide Sbeetiiig, Worth 6 cU. at 4 1-2 eta Yard Wide Lawnsdale Cambric, Worth 10 eta.

at 8 cts. Yard Wide Bleeching, Worth 8 eta at 6 nts. Feather Bed Ticking, Worth 15 cleat 11 Mattress Ticking, Worth 10 cts. at 8 cts White Waieting, Worth 10 cts. for 8 1-2 cts White Waisting, Worth 25 ctt.

for 18 cts. Forty inch White Lawn, Worth 10 eta. for 7.1 2 cts. Cotton Suiting, orth 1-2 cts. for 9 eta.

i Yard Wide Linens, Worth 12.1-2 cts for 9 12 eta. White India Linen, Worth 15 cts for 10 eta. I Most any thing you want in Summer Goods at way down below kero -v But you will have to hurry if you secure these Bargains as they can riot last long at; the prices i All Ladies Trirrimed Hats at HaTf Price Moffitt. the Popular Price Store. High Point, C.

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