The Rutherfordton Tribune from Rutherfordton, North Carolina • Page 3

PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL THE TRIBUNE. THE R. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. ELECTION ORDERED. rnsl THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1901.

Some of the Faces are Familiar While Others are Mr. T. M. Lynch, of Cove creek, was in town Monday. First Meeting eid Saturday--Officers Elected.

The Rutherford County Historic al Association held its first met ting in the court house at Rutherfordton at 2 o'clock Saturday, August 80th, with Prof. A. L. Rncker, chairman, and J. M.

Allhands, Mr. Frank Reynolds, of Avr, is at tending court this week. Mr. Kerrau Smith was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday. In Session Three Days--An Unusual Amount of Business Transacted.

The Board of County Commissioners were in session Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and transacted the following routine business The petition to discontinue the new public road from Mrs. Tate Smith's to Andrews' mill, was ordered advertised and will be considered at next meeting. The following amounts were allowed outside paupers Sarah Steadmau $1.50 per month, to be supplied by T. C. Monroe Higgina 1.00 per month, to be supplied by S.

R. Hall; Catherine Iloyle SI .50 per month, to be supplied by STORE. Speci al Notices. Advertise'inents will be inserted in this column, and under this head, at 1 cent a word, each insertion. ff-FOR RENT: Mrs.

S. Caulield wishes to rent her house and farm on the Hickory Nut road, one half mile from town. CTW ANTED pupils in Stenography and typewriting. Typewriter will te furnished to pupils. For terms ap-plv to Miss Bessie Mie-kel.

or Lock Box No. i), Itutherfordtem N. V. Rutherford ton and Sulphur Springs Will Vote Bonds October 16th. At the regular meeting of the board of commissioners for the county of Rutherford, it was ordered that a railroad election be held in the townships of Sulphur Springs and Rutherfordton on Wednesday, October loth, ior the purpose tf giving the citizens an opportunity to vote bonds for tho construction of a railroad from Spartanburg to this tovn.

The amount of bonds to be voted by in-two townships are the following rive thousand, dollars for Sulphur Spring, and ten. thousand dollars fur lluther-fordton. This is an opportunity for the people of the town and lower edge of the county to get a line of railroad of great value to its citizens for the aggregate cost of valuable, because it will Mr. B. Tanner, Caroleen, was in town Tuesday on business.

Mr: C. S. Baber, a good citizen of Myrtle, was in town Tuesday. Miss Sndie Wilson is quite sick at her home in Logan's Store township. Capt.

J. W. Johnson, owner of the Monarch gold mines, was in town Monday. Judge Pace, clerk of the court for Henderson county, was in town yesterday. Mr.

Lewis T. Wilkin, of Atlanta, was in the city Monday shaking hands with friends. TOWN AND COUNTY. ays secretary. Owing to the inclement weather rhe attendance was small Attorney Gal-lert stated the object of the meeting and speeches were made by Supt.

Rncker and Capt. Bi ll. The following permanent ofiiccrs re elected to serve for one year: Judge M. H. Justice, chairman, and S.

Galleit, seen tary and treasurer. Upon tho recommendation of a committee of three, consisting of the temporary chairman and secretary, and the newly elected secretary, the fe'lowing thirteen men were tlected vice presidents cue from each of the. thirteen townships in the county Capt. W. T.

R. Boll. Rutherfordton Capt. W. II.

Rueker, Green Hil Scoggins, Union F. V. Me- Kinney, Sulphur Springs Dr. ii. Hicks, High Shoals; Br.

Carson, Cool Springs J. M. Glover, Colfax; J. P. D.

Wit-brow, Duncan's Creek J. M. Golden Valley; J. M. Andrews, YvT.

N. Freeman. W. F. Arrow ood and Melviu Hyder were released from poll tax.

Frank Reynolds was released from $1.08 tax in Green Hill paid in Chiumey Rock township. The J. L. Rueker heirs were rere released from $3.48 tax for 1900. An order allowing officers cost in Av Cost SaSel The Week's News Gathered and Told in a Few Lines.

The meeting at the Baptist church still in progress, and is growing full of interest. Mr. H. L. Clower has rented the hoHse recently occupied by Mrs.

Burgin, and will move his family into it next week. Biggest Shoe Sal The trial of Mack McDowell, the negro charge 1 with having killed his fjryp herfordton 4 I Mr. V. P. Ledbetter, of Otter Creek, wfes in town attending court Monday and Wednesday.

Dr. G. M. Chapman, of Logan Store, after a relapse of typhoid fever, is slowly improving. Miss Carrie Hill, of Greenville, S.

is here on a visit to her kinswoman, Mrs. M. H. Justice. Miss Mamie Simpson is visiting her cousin, Miss Madeline Miller at Cleave-land Springs this week.

Messrs. Tench Coxe a-uel Tkomas connect us wfth the wide awake and rapidly grovaiugeity of Spartanburg, and this in itself ought to be sufficient inducement to our people to vote the required bonds but besides this advantage, there is that of a direc nd easy route to Augusta still remaining. If the citizens of lower Rutherford ever expect to have a railroad, this is the best opportunity that will ever present itself, and we think that all who really want an outlet by rail will certainly vote favor of the road. Loty.u's Store J. F.

Gross, Camp Creek si ui near Henrietta some months ago, lias bet-ii set for next Saturday. K. J. H. CarjK'nter have a new ery and Eaney Mills cases was revoked.

Transcripts for tax again Bob Na-bors, Ed Hopkins, John Long and Sherman Keeter were ordered sent to Polk county for collection. A report by the jury appointed to lay off public road from Cliifside to Buck Siioul road was presented, approved and ordered that supervisor take charge of same. The public road from J. H. Randall's to the corporation line of Forest City was ordered discontinued.

A contract with the Bracket Bridge Company was recinded. Tho following petitions for public roads were presented One from Clitr- u. ivoone, Morgan; K. i Henderson, Chimney Rock. The above ejected officers are lvqu st- alvt'itinieiit in tins issue in which 1 hev talk low prices on table ware.

You A sale where $35,000 worth Best Shoes will be should see them before you buy. Mr. Johii W. Craton will move from the Millk-r residence to his home on ed to meet at the court house in Rutherfordton at 2 o'clock on the lirst Monday in October. A.

L. Rucker, Chairman. J. M. Secretary.

Of Pcckst-Bock Lest: Mr. W. M. Young, of Forest City e4 Se while on his way home from town last side to Clevelanel county line one from Friday, had the misfortune to lose a Shelby road, near Martin Beam's, to peK-ket-book which coutaiueel $50.00 in Carolexu road, near David Ilarrill's: currency, of which sum four were ten i erne from B. Wells', by by way of to make room for Fall Winter dewiar wink notes and the other five.

He A Card cf Thanks. Mrs Tern py Mills and "he four children, of Forest City, N. had be en visiting friends and relativ in county, anel on their return to Fe.irst City, accompanie by Mr. E. Mills, father-in-law they drove into the branch south of Rutherfordton, and it being swollen beyond their expectations, they wer all washeel evil' and drowned, except the two youngest children.

When the undersigned arrived at Kuthe-rfeirdton, the good peeiple ef that blace and Fere st City, had recovered the had proceeded as far as the Ifuntley A. Padgett's, Alfred Harri'd's, D. M. Smart's, B. J.

and Albert Melton's, E. E. Jones' to Albert Green's; one Good Don't miss it! From place, one and one-half miles from town when he discovered that he. had lost' his money, anel upon making the discovery, Iw hastened back to search for it, geing over tho ground a number of times, but Ri ij ep jr Sept. fettle arrived at the.

lso- i hernial from Asheville Tuesday evening. Michael Justice, left Sunday afternoon for Oxford, where he will. enter the Horner Military Institute. Mr. I Logan, of Chimney.

Rock, run down to the city Tuesday on a -short: busines trip. He returned Wednesday. Miss Sharpe, of Atlanta, who has been visiting Miss Martha Justice for several weeks, returned on last Saturday's train. Mr. C.

E. House, business manager of the McDowell Democrat, was in town to-day. He is a pleasant" gentleman, and his call afforded us great pleasure. Mr. Sam L.

Bnrgin, of Charlotte, came up on the S. A. L. train Saturday and remained over until Monday evening. His many friends were glad to see him.

The following visiting attorneys are attending court lu re this week Messrs. E. J. Justice and William Morgan, of Marion; and F. I.

Osborne, of. North Washington street next week, as so as it is vacated, by Mr. Clower. No Shel attorn ys have attended the opening: of Rutherford court this term. So far as we can remember, this is the lirst time this has occurred.

Will The Star explain their absence We beg say that the force of The Tkikiwe is rather short this week, owing to the fact that Miss Annie B-lle Erwin, erne of its compositors, is-spending the week with Mrs. T. M. Lynch at her. country ho inc.

The Groajt Council of Re-el Men met in Raleigh yesterday. J. of Henrietta, was elected (-rent Guard IW-iSf, one of the ofliceis of -the (hand Council, b'tjais D. Duval represented the Henrietta Tribe and W. K.

McSwain the Shelby Tribe. Cleveland Star, 4th Suiitli, the shoe man, has inaugurated a fifteen; days co-t sale in- which he ulers OO.tlO worth of the liest- shot s. The people of Rutherford county should not miss this rare opportunity to lay in a supply of shoes at gre at bargains. Sec his advertisement which appears in an- was not succe ssful in finding it. The .,.,,1 i.oetK l.iiel earned them to tho picket-Leok was of the large fiat kind, anel he carried it in the hip pocket of his pants from which it is supposed to have droppe d.

Mr. Young met a number of When the Sale iyNo Cceuls Sent (hit on Approval. SStrie-tly CASIH from Forest City to Br. G. E.

Young's farm. All were ordered advertisc-el, and will be heaad at next meeting. Mr. C. M.

Lynch, chairman of the board, was authorized to lx)k after anel inspect the bnileling ef the new jail. The chairman was also authorized to make settlement with tho sheriff tax 1S00, and receive bond for tax books for the year 1901. The follenving accounts were audited and orelereel paiei Hill for temporary bridge over Cove creek, raid amount to be eleductcd from contract made with Bracket Bridge Company for iren bridge, ae-cording to order Cope Green, repairs on Walke bridge, pe rsons whe we re following in his inl ine eliate rear, but none ef them could give him any informatiein relative to the money lost. Ttie Orphan Concert. Central hotel anel nicely prepart-el the ir, ior burial.

Tke-re-foie be it resolved That -we extend our heartfelt thanks to the people of Rntherfemit on and sur-rouneling cemutry for their valuable aid eluring our distress, and for the benevolent spirit that characterizes thesre noble hearted pe-ple. We invoke heavens richest blessings uepon them. C. Mills. J.

A. Mills. N. C. BIS 9' The concert given by a band of Oxford orphan-children in the court house last Saturdav night was euioyed bv a crenvel- -FOR- Mr.

J. B. Foster, and family after a visit to Mrs. John Wells and Mr. L.

Ba- ed house. The weather was verv in- 00; House-r, lumber for new bridge, 11.00; Robersom building ohcr column ef this issue. I lement, in fact it rained up to within Mr. W. Harris, ef Ezells, was vis near Myrtle, returned to their home an heur or two of the performance, anel marrii'd to Miss D.

V. Byers, of Cam TH ETRIR1INF appoach to Henrietta brielge, 14.50 Green, Slate's witness, Wells, repairs on bridge, Hines, lumber fea- bridge, Jones, serving road orders anel summons, in Asunry, ej rue latter parr oi lasi week. Mr. I. N.

Biggerstaff, of Forest City, was in town Monday, and informed us that he would leave for Philadelphia, New York and Baffalei next' Friday On Saturday, the 2Sth of September, 1001, I will se 11 at 'the court house door in Rurhe rfordtem, for cash at public outcry, all the right, title, interest and estate of L. C. Robins in anel to the following describeel piece's er paroels ef land lying in Rutherford ee'unty, on the waters eu" Main Broad river, it being the lanels of which Rhillip Robins dieei se-iz-eel, bejuiide el as follows Bej. inning at a p-on, eu August 22nd, at the home of (t -erge D. Tiiggs, magistrate.

Only a 'v of the family connections-witnessed t'i ceremoni We wish them joy and u-e ess through life State Line iaffney ledger. Rutherford Superior Court. On last Monday morning the September term if the Superior court for the con it et Rutherford was opened, Judge the fall attendance may be taken as an iudie-ation of the interest the people ef Rntherfeirdtozi feel in tho institution and its work. The program war; of a high order considering the yoiithfnlncss of the singers, and many were the expressions of appreciation and enjoyment hearel on all sides. The children toek charge of the musical part of the service at the Baptist church Sunday evening, and again they had a crowded and appreciative house that will long remember the pleasure afforded them.

Mr. John L. Wells, of Myrtle, was I A COUNTY PAPER, Full of Rutherford Mews! in town last Saturday and gave us a call. He says Mrs. Wells has been epiite sick sveameire en the south lank of Main with an attack ef billions fever, butshe i I I Orson 'Morrow, services as majis- trare in case of Otie Simmons, Jj Weeks, repairing bridge over Cane creek, 3.00 Hester, lumber, 3.80 M.

Taylor, arrest anel delivery of Sta-cey, insane; to clerk Supcrier court, 1 .00 ILH Hicks, laying off public road, .00 Tayhr, lega services in case of Stacey, 2.00 same, in case of Charles Webb, 2.00 Barney Butler, summoning jurors, 3.10; Seoggin, seTving road orelers, Hardin, conveying prisoner frenn Pelk county," 8.20; I Miller, supplies to Ilunnicutt, f.0; Hamrick, summetiiing jurors, $1.20 Hemphill, summoning jurors. i)0cts is now slowly improving. I- Mr Henry T. Gi-cmu, and sonT Ter Broael river, enner te lotNo. Ii, anel runs the-ne-e with lines ef the same seiuth 15'2 west 97 poles to a small persimmon, corner of sane thence south 58 west 20 li: les to a wild cherry the-ne-e north west 31 pe)les to a pine; thence same course S0 poles to twei post eaks en teip rell, of Pea Ridge, Polk county, were in 00 A YEAR.

our town Tueselay. Mr. Green gave us The Missing Body Found. The missing body of the boy 'drowned in the flood on Monday of last week, anel a call and hael his name- placed em oar oi ridge; the nce north 32 west poles to a small pine eui the old lino; thece with rapidly growing subscription list. Mr.

C. F. Mce. of Erooklyn, N. Y.

whei has been in and around Ruther which a search of several days faileel to reveal, was fonuel lodgeei in a eirift about five miles from town last Saturday it south B5 we-st 112 peles to a stake em the Speculation line; thence with the old line hence with it anel south 02 east 118 poles to a pine em McKinir-w fordton for his health during several M. H. Justice presiding. The State i watt reu-esented by Mr. J.

F. Spaiu-ho lr, of Morgauton, the recently ap-p tinted solicitor fer the new femrteentli jnelicial district. The charge of his Honor to the grand jury was eleiiuite and to the point, still, it covered fully and ac phase of the; different questions which might come before this body for consideration in the honest discharge; of their- duty. Judge Justice biels fair to become one of the foremost judges eif the State, because of the quickness and accuracy which characterize Lis judicial rulings. The proceceiings of the court will be given in full next week.

Port rum, repairs on bridge, 5.00; morning. It was picked up on Gleg horn creek, about two miles below tho Henry Jenkins, laying off public retad, place where the either boelics were re Ed Thompson, supplies to Frank- covered, by a negro -whose name is Pat- 'sin Stewart, 9.00 JPD Withrow, lum-rick Miller. In the afternoc.n ef t'ie; Ivr and building bridge, lij.00: same day the body was temporiarh i railroad fare for Weeks I t. I months, returned to his home on Friday last. He was much improved while re, and matle many friends who regret teel to see him leave.

Mrs. M. E. Burgin and family left for Charlotte-Tuesday afternoon. They have lived lemg in the town of Rutherfordton, and have many friends here.

We commenel them as a valuable acquisition to the society of Charlotte, and line at the e-elge of elel tie-Id, crossing the i -ranch north 18 west 70 poles to a stake-in the road; tb.ene-e with saiel road north 27 ast to a stake at white oak in ti fork of the branch thence nort 83 poles to a stake thence north 53bi east S2 poles to a ix-rsimiaon; thence nerth 21 east 41 poles to an ash em bunk ef the river; theuce up the same to the beginning, containing eighty -one anel three (quarters acres, more or less. That the said interests of L. G. Robins in tin said lands will be sold by vir STRICTLY CASH. IN ADVANCE.

Advertise in THE TRIBUNE if you would increase your sales and give life to your business. Rates terred at Blanton's graveyard, because of its decomposed state, and will Vxtcc be 1 Y. I 1 I I I from State Hospital, $1.55: Wright, serving summons, OOcts. Deiggott, lively for Stacey to Rutherforeitetu. Harris Nanny, supplies to Flynn, 4.50 Wilkie, nvelopes fen-Register of Deeds, $1.25 D-A Shehan, removed to Pelk county where it- will find its last resting place.

The negro" who maele the find was given about ten or twelve dollars by the citizens of the town for his services. A Wonderful Revival. Rev. J. E.

Abernethy, who has been assisting Rev. C. M. Campbell in a re tue or a mortgage deed with full powers of sale execnteel by L. G.

Robms and wife to the undersigned em the 5th elay hope they will be pleased with their new home. Mr. W. M. Allison, the genial manager of the mammerath company stews vival meeting at Mount Zion Station near Davidson College for a week, returned to his home Monday evening.

Jfr. Abernethy reports a most successful repairs on Mountain creek bridge, 2.50 A Callahan, repairs on bridge, 3.00 Levi, goeiels for burial Mills family, Martin, conveying Henry Blauton to State Hospital. 14.50; A 01 February, anel registered Book of liev.l estate mortgages em iKige 3S2, now on file in the Register's office at Henrietta and Caroleen, was in the" city Monelay. He tells us that he has a for Rutherfeird county, te which refer The Ailen-SVI assay Marriage. Mr.

Wayland Allen and Miss Agnes Pauline Massey were married Wednesday last at the resielence of bride's mother, Mrs. Laura Massey, of. Smith-field. r. Allien is the son of Mr.

J. Allen, of this city. Miss Massey is: the ence is horebv made. This Aug. 27, ANKIE BRISCOE, Mortgagee.

Me-Brayer Jostice, Attorneys. Martin, money paiel for telegrams, Jacob Logan, services preparing Mills fa for burial, $2.00 same, pre" superior stocfc in every respect, anel is now carrying a better line of geods than has ever before boon placed in Ruther 1 Notice. ford county. He is a pleasant gentleman and we are always glad to have him call 3 SUB daughter of the late Mr. Pat W.

Massey, one of the best known men of Johnston county. Raleigh Times-Visitor, Sep a 'cm revival, the result being the conversions of one hundred and twenty-five souls. count pioves conclusively that there was a unity of spirit in the meeting, anel that there-was a coommu desire in the hearts of the people for the accomplishment of one object the conversion of sinners. Mr. Abernethy is a strong preacher and the community in which he has eo recently Worked, may congratulate itself on having procured his services during the meetiuK.

By virtue of the Superior court of Rutherford county, made in the special O'-l us proceeeunsrs entitle'el "-i. IS. a RUTHSRFORDTON, 2N. C. Misses Bessie and Heden Hoyle left i paring last one fouuel, John Carrier, same service, 2.00; George Miller, same service, Rachel Mooney, elamage by road, Reid, goods for prisoners at jail, $3.75 Mag Miller, preparing Mrs.

Mills fejr burial, Holly Mc owell, same service, 41.00; A' Martin, jail fees, same, conveying Bud Lowry from Gaston county, $14.86 same, arrest of Harve Friday's Monday morning for Miss Holen has been here for. several weeks tember 3rd. Mr. Allen wTas born anel reareel in Rutherfordton. From here he went to Raleigh and engaged in the newspaper work.

The Tribcxe congratulates its young townsman on his marriage. ministrator of M. K. Flack, L. 11.

Flack anel others, the heirs at law ef H. Flack," I well sell on the premises at public auction, em Saturday, September 21st, 1901, at 12 o'chick, noon, abeut.S7 acre's of valuable lanel, lying within the corporate limits eT Forest City, and bounded 011 the east side by Soeouel Broael river, 011 the south by the lands eif Mrs. Mc- REM 1U or for her health and informs us that she has been much benefitted by her stay hre. She will spenel a few days in Caroleen before going to her home in Arcadia. Miss Bessie will teach again in Henrietta this year.

The people of the town were pleases! to have them here aain, and regretted much to see them wife, same, conveying Joe Wiley Work on the Jail Begun. Mr. A. A. Hazzard, of Philadelphia, a representative of the Pauley Jail Corn-puny, of St.

Louis, arrived in the city last Thursday. His company has been awarded the contract for the build 1 1 Roller a. v. I'lteresising; iug from Cleveland county, $6.20 J. a tkeny, serving roael order, $1.50 JI L- Threshed 5,788 Bushels of Wheat.

Mr. P. Hardin, of Forest City, is elemig good work in demonstrating the possibilities Rutherford as a i wheat producing county. He informs us that a.d 10', 11 vi, supplies to county nome, 1.14; Murry, one the west by he lands e.c J. B.

Thorn, 011 the neu-th ly ti 3auds of 1 cojii'lktj: iti.M,s is Frank Mooney, washing ami dressji leave. Win. Martm. Saiel laud will be so. el to Ball Be aring Mills boy.

last found, $2.50 W.l-kie, for printed stationery, II create assets ior tne payment 01 eieots against the estate of the said M. H. he made on his own place this season 405 bushels. He maele the largest crop in the county last year. His thresher Death Comes Again.

an'! Little Hattie Blanch, the one-yaar-olel Flack, deceased, anel will re sewel the following tcrass, to-wit Ten per cent. Wood for coffins and robes for Mills' family, $43.50. ing of the new jail eir this county, and Hi will personally superintend its erection. The excavation: for the foundation of the ctmcture was begun last Monday, and the brick will be shipped here from some point on the Seaboard Air Line Railway. The rest of the ma child of Mr; W.

Av Harrill, died at- the ui Ai: L.i in cash em the elay ef saie and twenty percent. 011 the loth of and home of Mrs. Lillie Harrill at EUenboro i.p rif v. r. on last Saturday evening.

The child thirty-live per cent. 01 tae purchase money price to be paid the 1 5t ef March, threshed out this year for. his neighbors 5,788 bushels, and he would like to see in The Tkibuxh a statement from all other threshers, that our people might bo thereby encouraged to reneweel efforts in producing our bread at home instead of shipping flour by the car load. i.yiA 1902, ami thirty-five per cent, to bo paiel was sick only three days when it was called to join its mother in that mystic on tho 1st of November, 1003. Saiel ele- terial is already at the depot, and we are informed that the work will be rushed Southern Typewriter Headquarters, realm from whence none ever return.

The burial was had at Forest City on until Mr. Hardin. Coming Back. Bitten by a Mad Dog. At Gaffney, S.

C. last Thursday, a little boy, son a Mr. Ramsey, was bitten by a mad dog. Friday the boy was taken to Mr. Yelton's, near Sunshine, anel his madstone applied to the wound.

The stone adhered for fourteen hours. Mr. Ramsey returned to his home Saturday satisfieel as to the safety of his child. Many remarkable cures are attributeel to this stone 813 Austell Building. Sundav afternoon, and now the child Can't We Do Likewise? Mr.

F. M. Fairley, chairman of the fcrreel payments, to be secured by a note with approved security, and to bear interest at the rate of six per cent, from elate of sale, and the title to be retaincel till all the purchase memey is paiel. This August 22nd, 1001. A.

B. FLACK, Administrator of M. II. Flack. McBrayer Justice, Attorneys.

Mr. John Garner Hardin, one of our young men "who ban been in the employ road commission for Union county, was here yesterday to ask that our. convicts be sent to the roads of that county to of the government in its newly acquired territory of Porto arrived in the city last Monday. Ke enlisted in the and mother, after a brief separation, sleep silently side by siele. We again extenel our sympathy to our friend.

Mr. Harrill, whose losses have been doubled in the death of his child. The Dispensary Closed Monday. There was many an old fellow came to town Monday with the blissful expectation of wetting his whistle at the dispensaiy tank, but because it happen Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a run service about, two years, ago and his rerm has just expired. He came direct serve then- sentence.

By means of convict labor, several counties in the State are improving their roads; why can't Rutherford make some arrangements to wrork its own convicts at home The unelersigneel having qualified as administi-atris of the Estate of W. 'E. Toms, deceaseel, notice is hereby given ning off of the bowels and sickness of the stomach," says O. P. M.

Holliday, of Deming, Ind. "His bowels would from the city of Wilmington to this town, and informs us that his mother will come back to Rutherfordton next nlonth, and will occupy her home on Washington street; We are glad to see Just roceiyeil the first CAll LOAD OF UL(iGIKS evt-r been siiipi.tsl 1o tliis town. We uho luuKlle the FAMOUS KOCK HILL UUCUSY, the best maele. If you vehicle of any kind call on move from five to eight times a day. persons inelebteei to said estate to come forward and settle same at once.

Also parties having claims acainst said estate are required to present ame duly authenticated to the nude rsinged for had a bottle of Ohamberlain's, Colic ed to be a legal holielay, they, were sadly disappointed. The crowd here that day are in the aggregate about a hundred or two elollars better off because of the fact Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house gave four elrops in a tea-spoonful of water and he got better at once Sold -by Thompson. Mr. Hardin after so long an absence. New Po toff ice Established.

New Bridge Completed. The new iron bridge over the river at Henrietta was completed yesterelay, and is now ready for the use of the public. Mr. Charlie Lynch, the chairman of the boarel of county commissioners, went down to inspect the new structure yesterday, and we are informed that there will be no trouble about its acceptance. HARSLL BRQ S.

1 pavmentonor before 10th eiay eit July," 1902, or this notice will be; pleaded in bar of recovery on claims not so presented. This Julv 10th, ADORAH TOMS, AduiinLtratrix uf Wr. E. Toms, le-ceased. McBrayer Justice, attorneys.

and no doubt a good many women iwere somewhat surprised to see the men coming home col sber in the evening. Subscribe ior The Tribune. Subscribe for The Tkibuxe and get the news when it is news. It Is published every Thurselay. Davisville is the name of a new post-office in Rutherford county, south of Main Broad river, with our jolly good friend, J.

P. Bfcvis, as postmaster..