The Graphic from Nashville, North Carolina • Page 3

D.ataaf aalafaak A Little SUp Tall. NEW BARBER SHOP THE GRAPHIC. i Published al NASHVILLE. North Carolina. TO YOUR LITTLE GIRL! Master Luther Strickland, who sustained such a frightful fall from the building of Mr.

Geo. N. Blssette some days ago, is able to be out again and seems to be none the ABSOLUTELY FREE! A fa TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO SOME LITTLE GIRL JULY TUESDAY, HERE'S THE PRIZE: We have a cenuine Doll-Stove. 14 inches hidi. 19 in ches long, and 11 inches deep, inch oven, and hot water reservoir of one quart capacity.

It has real pots and pans that will cook as nicely as any 4th with a 7-inch fire-box, 7 little beauty and is now on Like to llavo It? Give It Away. to twelve years of age. who 1M stove in the county. It i3 a display in our front show window. Iloiv Would You We're Going To Every little crirl from five will visit our store in comDanv with her mother or some other lady friend, will be GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE worse for his experience other than the fact that he not yet gained his usual vigor.

7 For several days past the local base ball enthusiasts have been busily en gaged making extensive improve ments to the ball grounds, which have been treated to a heavy coating of clay mixed with sand. The surface has been rolled with a heavy roller and the diamond is now in fine shape, i Much interest is being manifested on the part Nashville people In the approaching Sills-Smith nuptials to be celebrated in the Methodist Church in Nashville next Wednes- day morning at 10:00 o'clock. The popularity of this splendid young couple will cause an unusually large crowd of friends to be 7' The Atlantic Coast Line has inaug urated an especially cheap rate to Wilmington, effective every Sund Round trip tickets are sold from Rocky Mount at $2,50. The train leaves Rocky Mountfvery Sun day morning at 6:00 o'clock. Re turning the train leaves Wilmington at 8:00 Sunday evening, thus afford ing a full day in Wilmington or at Wrightsville The friends of Mr.

June Sorsby will regret to learn that he has been quite sick for several days: June is one of the most obliging and accomodating young men in the county. He delights in adding to the pleasure of others and. making welcome the stranger that is within our gates. He fills a peculiar niche in Nashville that could not be filled by any other person. His friends will be glad to know of his speedy recovery.

It will not be many days before Road Superintendent Sapp will have completed that section of road be tween Nashville and Stony Creek township on the Rocky Mount road. The work being done has been badly needed for some time and when completed will be one of the best thor oughfares in the county. The Rocky Mount District road force under the direction of Superintendent Rose have completed the work of that di vision and now travelers find great pleasure in driving to Rocky Mount. ''VI The continuous pounding of the heavy drill of the well-drilling outfit of Robertson 'A Brib ers attracts many people to the rear of Mrs. M.

E. Collins' residence, where a deep- well is being sunk through rock to a depth of more than sixty feet For several days the drillers have been jjriving through a solid rock for more thirty feet, which is evident that, when they shall strike water there will be an abundant supply, rich, sparkling and pure. lotdle War Ceae West. Mr. Tom.

Boddie who has associated with the Atlantic Coast IJne for several years at Rocky Mount spent a few days here last week visiting his people and on Sunday left for the Pacific Coast, where he will become associated with the Southern Pacific Railway, possibly locating at Losangeles, Cal. Boddie one of Nash county's brightest young men and his friends here pre- diet success for him in his new field of -labor. A DallrfMfol Ivenlatf. One of the most enjoyable even of the season was the recital last Fridavevening atthe operahouse by I 1 is a ticket bearing a certain number. This ticket will be given without any charge or obligation on the part of parent or child to spend one cent Just come to the store with your mother or some lady friend.

You get the ticket tree. Then Bring In Your Tickets. On July 4th. we want you and all the little girls to bring in their tickets which thoroughly snaKen up and will Mr. and Mrs.

Howell Cobb, who have been here for several weeks visiting Mrs. Cobb's father, Mr, Wallace Batchelor, have been called upon to undergo the deep sorrow of losing their little Infant son, Jeffer son Batchelor Cobb, whose tender spirit took its flight early Tuesday morning. The little sufferer had been sick for several days and de- spiteall the tender and anxious nut-sins: of the devoted parents, the unrelenting efforts of medical skill the spark of life which had flickered for two days previous, gradually became extinct and with an angelic smile upon its little face little Batch- elor joined the great white throng in the eternal city. At the old Cobb burial ground about two miles from Nashville Tuesday afternoon the remains of little one were con- signed to the grave, The genuine sympathy of the peo ple of Nashville and the county goes out to Mr. and Mrs.

Cobb in their sore bereavement Camplimtntary to Hits HarrUoa. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bissette delightfully entertained last Monday evening complimentary to Miss Daisy Harrison, who has added much to the social life of Nashville for some time past Mrs.

Bissetie assisted by Mrs. E. A. Burton received the guests and their genuine hospitality added greatly to the pleasures of the evening. After en joying numerous games and delightful music the attendance were ush ered into dining hall where creams, ices and cake were served.

Those partaking of the hospitality of Mr, and Mrs. Bissette were, Mr. J. K. Smith with Miss Lillie Gay, Mr.

Hubert B. Cooley with -Miss Daisy Harrison: Edward Batchelor with Miss Ruth Mann: Mr. M. C. Gulley with Miss Isa Sills; Mr.

H. Cooley with Miss Louise Sills; Mr. Needham B. Dozier with Hiss Em- press Boddie. latorestlat UoHag DtataastraUaa.

Messrs. Ricks, Alford Batchelor have extended an invitation to the ladies of Nashville and surrounding country to attend the lectures and demonstration on domestic science and economical cooking by Mrs. S. Powell who is considered one of the foremost lecturers in this country and is an advanced leader in the theories and practices of the home kitchin. Messrs.

Ricks, Alford Batchelor extends a cordial invitation to you and especially the ladies to call during this and part of next week and meet Mrs. Powell and enjoy the demonstration work. 7 On Saturday Mrs. Powell will serve a special menu of delicacies fresh from the ovens of the celebrated. Favorite Range which she is demonstrating and she is especially desirous that the ladies attend on that Maca Activity kera.

Messrs. Jackson logging contractors at Momeyer, are actively engaged getting out large quantities of fine timber for the Roanoke RY R. Lumber of Norfolk, Va. Every day large shipments of logs are forwarded to the Norfolk timber yards and converted into the best grades of merchantable timber, Jackson employ about seventy hands and their cash pay-roll each week is greatly beneficial to the business interests of Momeyer, Nashville and Spring Hope. The road over which they convey the -timber extending several miles in a northerly direction from taken from the forests and there yet remains an abundant supply.

Oa The Steady lacrease. show a decided increase over the cor- responding month lastyeaf. During the month of May the increase was over one thousand dollars more than for the month of May, 1910. The volume of business done by the local merchants is on a steady increase and this fact can be attributed to a large extent to the good roads which now lead to Nashville from all directions, and the fact that in Nashville goods, wares and merchandise of every description can be purchased much cheaper than on all surrounding markets. The trading public is aware of this fact, hence the continued increase in volume of business by local merchants.

The Winning Number When you receive a statement from The Graphic calling your attention to the standing of your sub scription, do not let the matter go unnoticed, but send in the amount requested. It may seem a smal amount with you, but the aggregate amount due means much to the publishers, who are endeavoring to keep The Graphic up to Its usual high standard. It takes considerable mon ey and much hard labor on the part of the editor and all connected with the business to maintain a newspaper and unless subscribers deal honestly with as, it is a serious menace to the business. Now it Is only a small amount you may be due, however, we confidently expect every one to respond to the requests which have been mailed out to almost every Urapmc subscriber who Is in ar rears. Mr.

Cri Hltcatll Wads. i Mr. George Mitchell, the efficient and Jovial manager of Mr. N. Warren's milling plant, stole a march on his friends and went to Granville county on Saturday, the 3rd Inst, and on Sunday was united in marri age with Miss Mattie Evans at the home of his brother, Mr.

Charlie Mitchell, of Spring Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell returned to this place on the day following and for several days resided with Mrs. C.

J. Odom. They now occupy the Ricks cottage on Church street, opposite the Bap tist Church. Nashville people wel come Mr. and Mrs.

Mitchell in their midst and wish for them a long and happy wedded life. Work Oa the Naw Balldin. Contractor B. Batchelor is pushing the work on the new build ing oeing erected py the county on the east side of the court house. The foundation walls have been laid and the masonry work is 10 feet above ground.

The County Com-sioners have decided to make the building twoBtories, the second floor will be fitted up for a hall for the Masonic fraternity, which, we understand, has leased the same for number of years. In all prob ability the other fraternal orders of the town will sub-lease from the Masons and together they will oc- cupy the same quarters. Aaether Saideaed Boaae. The home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ballard Joyner, living about two miles north of Nashville, is wrapped in gloom on account of the death of their little nineteen-months-old who after an illness of several weeks during which the little one suffered with attacks of measles, whooping-cough, followed by a stomach trouble, passed away Tuesday afternoon at 7:00 clock. The remains of the little one were interred yesterday near Mr. Jovner's home. The bereaved parents have the deep sympathy of many friends in their dark hour of affliction. Kale Labor Cheapest.

Good farming can not be done with a man to every mule; the man costs too much to use in such a way. Two mules cost less than two men, and with the two mules the one man can do more than the two. One man's labor in the 'Northwest produces over $600 a year. One man's labor in the cotton section under the tenant system produces less than $200 a year, because the man in the Northwest uses more horsepower and better implements, Progres sive Farmer. Hlfliway lokbery.

i On Sunday afternoon- at 6:30 clock, in broad day light with malice afore thought, one Thos. R. McKee, a well known and popular merchant of Farmville did enter the Sanctum Sanctorium tf the Enterprise printing office while the editor was at home sick, and take there from our most valuable asset, to-wit, Miss Donia Abrams and make her his lawful wedded wife, aided and abetted by one Rev. H. E.

Tripp and few friends and accomplices, at the residence of Mr. G. Barrett, according to the law of God and man made and provided in such cases. Inasmuch as he has promised to love, cherish, protect and obey her, and to let us continue to have her valuable services for a while yet, we forgive him and wish them much joy. Farmville Enterprise.

Work Will Soon Start after you take tr. King's New Lite Pills. and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and in-digostioo vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach, liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the wholr' system.

Try them. Only 3o at Kashville Drug Co. Equipped with Latest Improved Fixtures and every modern appliance for furnishing my patrons with the Very Best Service. Sharp Razors, Clean and Sterilized Towels, Choicest Face Lotions, Powders and Hair Tonics With over eleven years experience in the business I feel confident of giving entire satisfaction. I Will Appreciate Your Patronage 7 Very trub yours.

G.F. COOLEY, Nashville NC Opposite The Graphic office, Next door to B. H. B. Vester's, The built-in porcelain ined water cooler of the Automatic Refrigerator is built in the partition which separates the food and ice chambers.

Food flavors cannot reach the water it contains. Filth cannot collect around it. It requires no extra con sumption ox Ice, nof does it take up extra room. It is filled from the outside at the top of the Automatic Refrigerator. The nickel plated fau cet Is In front, out of the way or all harm.

The ice chamber nor food chambers need not be exposed when either filling the cooler or drawing the water from it. It is absolutely sanitary and economical and its convenience is suggested by the illustra tion of the child procuring a glass of ice cold water. BuIIuck, Phillips Co.t Day Phone 312; Night 236, 124 Tarboro and Washington Sts Rocky Mount, N. C. Have Your House Covered With: Metal Roofing For All Kinds of Tinning, Guttering and Sanitary Plumbing Write To toward C.

Dixon, Rocky Mount, IN. C. stlmates Cheerfully Fur nished Shop. WashingtottStreet Call Phone 76 For Oood Service (to To P. A.

Richardsons New Barber Shop OM Bass Block Between Ward Drug Co. and Post Office We have larger and better facilities now than ever before and shall be glad to have our friends make our shop Headquarters whea in town. We can take care of your overcoats, parcels, etc, have Laundry and Pressing done and can give you any service usually found at a first-class barber shop. Thir.I.ir.a ny for pant pat- acc n-I 3cf Pi M. VV.

LINCKE. Editor. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET fraTalllaJ Prlcai at ta daw af Baal nan Ivarr W4 Aflaraaaa. Cotton, Good ft bite, Cora, por ousbel, Oats, Peas, white, Peas, mixed, Meat, rib side, Meal, per saofc, Butter, Euna, per doteo, Cblokeos, each. Cotton Seed, per bus.

15 TO 60 2.U0 1.75 12 1.60 30 15 to 85 45c Local News No I Mrs A. A. Rosa, here on a visit to t' T. T. Rosa.

Dr.T.T.Roat I Monday In LagT Mr A. A. Ross. of'Dr, 7 ay and son! Mrt.I. W.Strtea-- nuito during ha pwiek.

condition Is Hter now. "1 been Her been Mrs. W. A. Ciw Quite sick during She is much ratter Mra.1.

R. evening in Rt v' friends and acq. week Mday 'ng Messrs. G. D.

Alston, of Casta. wera. visitors in Jr 1 Jfer Xuesdayy The little chilr and Mrs J. D.Price has the past wee TerVslckduHng is Katr The many iienda of JKrs. I.

C. Cooper will Cret to learn tout she nas peenoi gicfc for several days. r. ErntftUdwards. associated with Battle 4 lmeaater, at Rocky Mount, spent a fet.

tours her Sun I Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Overton spent 7 Sunday near Rocky Mount visiting Mr.

Overton's brother, Mr. J. B. I Overton. Messrs.

S. J. Bartholomew, C. L. Moss and Emett Bartholomew, of Castalia, were among the visitors in the city Monday.

7 Mrs. W. C. Taylor. of Whitakera, spent Monday here visiting her daughters, Mrs.

R. U. Brooks and Mrs. Bernard A. Brooks.

Messrs. A'. F. May, B. E.

Morgan, r. G. P. Crocker and G. W.

Joyner, Vrominent citizens of Spring Hope, 'Were visitors in the city Monday. j- Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheless and little son, Edward have returned from a very pleasant stay of several I days at Mr.

Wheless' old home near Whitakers. Mr. Roy Page, a book-keener in employ of the A. C. at Rocky Mount, spent Saturday and Sunday 't here paying his' respects to One of Nashville's fair daughters.

i Messrs. E. B. Grantham, F. S.

Spruill, Ex-Judge Jacob Battle, M. V. Barnhill and F. A. Hampton, of i Rocky Mount, were here Monday in 1 attendance upon Recorder Court.

The many friends of Mr. Need-. ham Dozier will be glad to learn that he has recovered from his recent 'illness and is again able to be at 'his post of duty at The Graphic office. Misses Bettie and Hattie Taylor, of Rocky Mount, and Miss Lutora Bass, of Roanoke Rapids, have been spending several days here during the past week visiting Misses Beatrice and Gertrude Mason. Misses Mattie and Mamie' Collins, of Wilson, cam Tuesday to attend the funeral of little Jefferson Batch-: elor Cobb, and since that time have been spending a few days here with Miss Daisie Batchelor.

7 It is gratifying to the many friends of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Strickland to know that the condition of Master Horace Strickland, who has been so critically ill, is considerably better and he is on a fair road to recovery.

Miss Margarette Bright, who so delightfully entertained Nashville people last Friday evening, has been spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Dr. Jas. P. Battle.

She returned to Raleigh Tuesday morn- Insr. -A Misa Addie Earle, who was called here from Asheville on account of the death or her father, the late Dr. J. M. Earle, has been spending several days here viaiting her sister, Mrs.

J. II. T. Baker and Mrs. C.

G. Thel77cfour editor was saved the i7y ly 17 h7. t. A i f.at-.'.lftrr :7 7 1 silver dollar in shot at lam 7ar. Now, 7 is To the child holding the DEAUTIFIJL DOLL-STOVE FREE Now.

we really want you your ticket, whether your parents trade here or not This is done to please little girls and we want you all to come and see what a beauty "Dolly's Favorite" is, get a ticket and come back July 4th, bring your ticket and see if yours il 1 -A. is not uie winning uckcu Extra Tickets Will Be Given 1 If vou desire to eret more tickets, if you will cause your parents or your friends to trade with us, for each $1.00 spent with us we will give you an extra ticket, thus increasing your chances to wm the beautiful prize. be placed in the box and tne drawing wm Degin. winning number will be pre- to come and register and get 7 Bring a crowd of yourfriends make you nappy. When Ty; i D.r Come On, Little Girls! Tell vour little nlavmates and parents, come to our store and get your tickets.

with you on July 4th. we'll Miss Margaret Bright, of Meredith Momeyer and penetrates a nne belt College, Raleigh. The selections of virgin forest hear Castalia. Al-rendered were of a high order, diffl- ready of feet have been cult and in their rendition Bright showed marked ability as an lelocutionist of rare attainments. The pleasures of the evening were enhanced by Misses Louise and Isa Yours cordially, Ricks, Alford Batchelor, "The Store of Quality." bins, wno aengniea me auaience dj Notwithstanding this Is con-enchaunting instrumental and vocal 8idered the "dull season," yet the solos.

The recital was held under the freght receipts at the local oflice Dug Wells, Dangerous The dug well with its dead animals and dirt is merely a cesspool filled with germs and death. Bad water means bad health to man and beast. 85 per cent of typhoid comes from impure water. auspices of the building committee for the Baptist Church and the nice sum realized will pe usea connection with the funds already available for the erection of a new and handsome house of worship. HaKiag Little Girls Happy.

Every little girl in Nashville and within a radius of ten miles is intensely interested in the splendid offer being made by that progressive firm; Ricks, Alford Batchelor, who are going'to make some little girl hr.ppy by presenting them with one of the prettiest and most unique "Dolly '8 Farorite" real cook stoves ever seen in Nashville. It is a known fact that nicks, Alford Batchelor believe in carrying out every statement naJe in their advertisements rr.l it is j.ler.sure The Graphic rcznr every in and around 7 it rr-id the re- The -Drilled Well Is A Guarantee A-'-st 7.7 It means an ino-' a 7 linff water 1. 1 not dry or f. Lc.t U3 T' :3 VTe A Dreadful Wound i from a kaife, gnn' tin can, rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other nature. cleiiViuds prompt treatment willi Bueklt'ii's Arnica Salve td prevent blood poison or aiu'rene.

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