The Chronicle from Wilkesboro, North Carolina • Page 2

art C. B. WEBB. Elders MVl3f. ifartin and J.

M. Tim Chronicle. LOT SALE. We will sell a number of res idence lots near the school btitt dl i Nor il kes bor next Saturday eyening after 6 o'clock P. M.

Mr. P. E. Dan-cy will take pleasure in showing you the JbtsV Terms: one dollar cashv and balance in weekly installments of one per cent. This means you can buy a fifty dollar lot for one dollar in- cash and fifty cents a week.

TJIf KESBOR 1VI ARB LB Works. Midber, Proprietors O- -le buy material by the car' load, and can gi the lewest prices on all kinds f-cemetery work, granite and marble monuments, etc: We employ only first-class workmen and we guarantee satisfaction. We can save your money in? anything in our line. Bring or send us your orders. At Reduced Prices SAM JONES' L1EETIIIG; Now is the time, bojar come with your girls.

All work guaranteed. J. L. Hester- AGENTS WANTED. LIFE OF T.

DEWITT TALMAOE By his son, BEV. FRANK DEWITT TAL-MAGE and associate litors of Christian Herald. Only fcVok endorsed Talmage family. Enormous profit for agents who act quickly Outfit ten cents. "Vrrite immediate- ly CLARK COM222 4th St.

Phila, Pa. Mention this Paper. Some-Reasons Why You Should Insist on Having EUREKA HARIIESS GIL Unequaled by any othex. Renders hard leather soft Especially prepared. Keeps out water.

heavy bodied oil. Harness excellent preservative. Reduces cost of your harness. Never burns the. leather its Efficiency is increased.

Secures best service. Stitches kept from Oil sold fh.all Localities, Mamifdctart by Standard Oil Company. Photoffra phs I As commissioser in the matter of Turner Inecore, by their next friend A Johnson, ajamst Soniher, wo wUl sell at tho court 8e in to iho gtieat Didder for cash on JULY 7 J902 the foilowlDg aecribed land in Wilkes cotmtr beginning on little dogwood running: east to a pice known as the old James JByrd corner then north with the Jine of the Hendersdn Jarvia lands lo Staley's Southeast then Hunt -ITi i l-i fi otcr's ItAn vnA A 4hsn Ortnth west with Staley's line to the road, then south a i it a a i i a i. rn acres more cr lees, and adjoining tiie lanaw of Staley, M'O Ai-mstrorg, Edgar Johnson and deceased This June 2. 1902.

DuZjA and Gbekne, Corns. StoPs the Cough and worM off the Cold-. Laxative Bromo-Qoinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25 NOTICE.

V. In an oction, for the recovery of $335 due by aeeotftxt, entitled W. FHanks and wifa S. J. Hanks vs.

James C. Brewer, the defendant; a-bove nancd is hereby notified to aVpeir at tiro next term of Wilkes county Superior Court to be held at the court house in Wilkesboro 'on the 4th Monday before the 1st Monday in September, to wit, the 4th day of August' next to answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff in the entitled action. The defendant James C. Brewer is farther notified that a warrant of attachment was issued in the above entitled case on the same-day thatCthis summons was issued the 21st day of April, 1902 for the recovery of $33a due the plaintiff by the defendant and returnablo at 'the next term of Wilkes Superior Court" at: the time and place above stated; when and; where the de--Pendant may appear and Tb is June 13, 19i 2- L. BimcwLRiiEit; C.

S. J. S. Cranor, atty for pitf. NOTICE 3 In an action in the Superior Court oi Wilkes county for the recovery of $422.06 duel by; account, in the case of P.

A. Lomax, plaintiff vs. James 0" Brewtr, deftndenl the defendant is hereby nDtified to appear at the next term of Wilkes Superior Court to be held at the court house in Wilkesboro, N. C. on the 4th Monday before the 1st Monaay in September 1902,.

tc answer or demur to the complaint" of the plaintiff in the above entitled acth n. This June 13, 1902. L. Bumoabneb, a S. C.

Jfao. 9: Cranor, att for pltf. NCTICE. Warrant of attachment issued in the case of P. A Iiomaxvs.

James C. Brewer on the 1st day of April 1902, for the recovery of returnable at the next term of Wilkes Superior Court to be held at the court bouse in Wiikesboro N. on 4th Monday before the 1st Monday in September, to wit, the 4th day ef August nest when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer. This June 13, 1902. Ii.

BUMGABNEB, C. S. C. John S. Cranor, atty for pltf.

The North Carol; Literary Classical Seientillc Commercial Industrial Pedagogical Musical NOTICE. those desiring board in the dormitories uciuic i uijr loin. President Session opns September of the State $160. School connected -Xtn A. DErt, Editor Proprietor.

$nUrefrat ifte PostHtfuse its Wilkesbdro niter i 1 IJESHSfl.QOper year; 6inont to 9 cents; 3 months, SQcentajiir dvacfe sd'vertising rate? reasonable; Telephqfie No.jp WEDNESPY, JTJLY 2, 1502. 1 i Bro. Tamer has our thanks for c6py of the fifteenth re 5f ho Buiead- of 'Labor At the- recent meeting E.t tEe Masons'decided to "build a $100,000 temple. Thje n6t yet feeen- selec- dv Post's bitter attacks i succeeded in givuigs that Ventleman a ttnarrimoiis 'en- -dorse rrent by the Wake coun-p "fy convention. The Hatfield McKoy vendet ta showed up in West Virginia, "a cram last week and one man 'bit the dus.

It i a pity tha all the' generations of both 'sides don't die and get the Matter done with. wont be long till the pa tters will stop qiiarrelinaf" abbut lar k' sf ini a i the It will" tfien be a question of his election and the election of; he entire democratic ticket. mm- The Appalachian Park bill passed the Senate alright, but wbnt iass the House this essiou, because Speaker Henderson and the committee on ales ppose it, and that settles IVm President Roosevelt endorses Geri. Wood's conduct in Cuba spending thousands of the Cuban appropriations in trying 'to get schemes thorough Congress. Of course; Roosevelt as partner in it.

i at er Prit chard has asked for the removal of Prof. W. A. ithers, statistical agent for the Agricultural department of Torth Carolina He is one of the most efficient officers in the 3J. but ne a aemocrat; ao ou see? he Panama canal is assured by agreement of the Senate conference on that oute.

The c.an.al will be a rahd-thing, but Lord save us rom the hords of broken down politicians that must have Jobs Esq R. J. Gibb3 was here Monday. WiU Deal, the shoe drum mer, is here; John- MahafTeyrs wife of Adley died Sunday. Bill daughter; coloredi died SIonday night.

i. Blackburu ani family visited his father Sunday! John Johnson's child on Ilunting, Creek died Saturday. Esq. John Lover of Hunting Greek, is very feeble from a stroke of paralysis. Congressman Blackburn has- recommendad J.

Walter Jones for postmaster at North Wilkesboro. N. V. Alexander's wife, of Dockery, died last week at the age of about 50 years. She died of consumption.

Tarks Lenderman, while on horseback driving a cow Satuaday Was jerked from the horse, thrown on a stump and budly hurt. Merchants shoula see me before placing: their orders for riftV powder. I am headquar ters for that in small or large quantities. J. P.

Rousseau. Mr. R. W. Gwyn's little boy, North Wilkesboro, died last Sunday.

God had need for the sweet little fellow and called him to His own bosom. The road supervisors meet Saturday. Those of Wilkes boro township are requested to bring? their road orders so that a new apportionment of hands may be made. 4 Mr. G.

W. Iseley's little girl baby died Monday of flux and indigestion. It was laid to rest Tuesday in the town jcemetery. Our deepest sym pathies are extended. They are about to get into more lawsuits on the Brushies.

Old man John N. Davis. 81 vears old. ha stopped up the Kerley mill roa4, and there'll probably be trouble over it. We learn with deep regret of th death of our good friend Thomas Armstrong, of Lucile, whfch occurred Sunday.

He leaves a family. He was a no ble boy and one of the county's best citizen. A severe storm struck here Friday aftenOoli, accompanied by hail. Lightning struck: a locust tree in the court house vard and several 'people who rere severely shocked. A dog front of the postoffice was killed.

At J. M. Wellborn's a wheat shock was struck and burned up. The corn was bad ly blown over in many place. Mr.

Croruch is getting up 4 picture gallery of the promi nent Americans of Wilkes. has applied for our picture; have the matter under ad visement. Our sympathies are with the tvublie but it's the iqea of one's owff personal in- dividual picture in print is a mighty tempting temptation. Hiit toprevent the public from getting prejudiced against the book we'll-, state the picture gallery comes-the last thing in tfafe book by careful hand- fling it cafi be escaped. Sheriff.

Johnson and constable Mitchell had a lively race Thursdav after Arthur colored. Arthur broke jail some two years a6 here hej had been placed for 'stestling money from Mr, J. Cowles. Hi recently came back to this seition the officers flushed nim Thursday in "Need more." XTe took around by J. MWeli Bo -n's, up- the creek, bank into the Moravian road" aid toward Moravian Falls.

The officers kep.t'oa a hot trail and caught at oia man waiiace Acts Immediately. Cohls are Eonietiines mcTre troubie- otjQb in summethon in winter, it's' so hard to keep from adding. to then nil cooling off after exereistv-. One Minute Gough Cure ewes Absolutely Acts immediately. Sure cure for Coughs, colds, croup, throat and lung Crouss will preach (at Reddies -Biver and 15th; Cross Roads 1 6th, Mulberry 17th, Rock Springs 18th 11 a.

m. and i Double Creek at 4 Rearing River nni-u 19th and 20th. Also Elder D. P. Goldr Isaac.

Jones and A'. Taylor will I preach at Fairplains on 14th and 15th of July and Reddies, Elver 16th: "The way to gain a good reputation i frt pndftSvnr tn htt what von desire to appear. TT" TKoli la tl-o man her in which Chamberlain's CosgK Remedy has gamed its reputatiQn ar cure-" for' coughs, colds, croup-- ana rhdopihg cough. Every bottle that! fias been put out by the manufacturers has been fully up to the high standard Vyf excellence claimed for it. People have found that it can always be depended upon for the relief and cure of these ailments and thatf it is pleasant and safe to take, For-sale by Turner The Same 014 Story.

J. A. Kelly relates an experience-similar to that which has happened in al most every neighborhooed in the Unit-- ed States and has baen told and re-told by thousands of others. He says: "Last summer I had an attack of dysentery and purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used according to directions and with entirely satisfactory results. The trouble was controlled nach quicker than fomer attacks when I used other remedies." Mr.

Kelly is a well known citizen of Henderson, N. C. Fo sale by Turner White-Don' Fail to Try. This Whenever an honest trial is given to Electrie Bitters for any trouble it is recommended for permanent cure will surely be effected. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood.

It's a wonderful tonic for run down systems. Electric Bitters positively cures kidney and liver troubles, stom ach disorders, nervousness, sleepless-j ness, rheumatism, reuralf ia, and expels malaria. Satisfaction guaranteed by Turner and White. Only 50 cents. For Over Sixty reart MRS.

Winslow'S Soothikg Sykup has been used for over sixty years-by millions of mothers for their children while teething wi th perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all Lpain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-fiva cents a bottle Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind TO CtTRE A t'OLD IaY OIVE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine ao-lets. All Druggists refund the oney if it fails to Cure, 25c. No4iee.

By virtue of a dftdree of the Superior Court of Wilkes county appointing the undersigned commissioner to sell the lands described in the pleadings in the case of leonard Vyne vb, J. L. Hays I will on JULY 7, 1S02-at the court notree door in Wilkesboro, sell for cash tothe highest bidder said land situated in Wili'es county adjoiniug the lands of Benj. Hufimaii and others containing 2ft acres more or less, to satisfy a judgement rendered at Jon. 3rd, 1902.

W. C. Winkler, Com. W. W.

Barber, atty. NOTICB. Whereas John E. Henderson and wffe Mary Henderson did on the first day of May, S900. execute and deliver to Francis B.

Hoffman trustee, a trust deed on certain lands in Wilkes-county, N. to secure the sura of $500 due 6y said John E. Henderson and Mary J. Henderson to the British and American Mortg-agre Co. J-Limited, which said trust deed is recorded in Wilkes county in deed book 34, page 373 to which reference is hereby made; and whereas it is provided in said trhst deed that the said Jyhn E.

Henderson and Mrry J. Henderson-shall promptly pay all taqes on the said premises when they become due and payable: and whereas" the said deed of trust provides that if amy of the covenants thesein al nt kept that the said British and American Mortgrage Limited, may at its. option declare the entire-debt due and payable; atrd-. whereas the said; John E. Henderson and: Mary J.

Henderson have failed to pay the toxes' as provided in said trust deed, Notice is. hereby grien that under and by virtue of of the power contained in said trust deetf, tlte undersigned trustee, on the 12th day of July, 1902, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.

at the court house door in Wilkesboro, N. C. will, by public acction, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described-property: 1st tract sisuated on the waters of Brier creek and little Hunting creek containing 300 acres. Beginning on a chestnut, the northwest corner of the TJ B. Sawyer sturvay running south with said-line 140 poles to a whrte ork.

on said liiie, thence West 66 poles to a white oak on Samuel Jennings line, South with said line 84 poles to Clarisa Horton's line, then east 39 pols to a pine on the point of the ridge Clerisa Horton's corner, then north 66 degrees east to the top of the ridge a conditional line 64 poles to a pock and a small chestnut oafc in jthe James Chambers old line, South with said line 36 pols to a white oak the southwest corner 'of James Cfaambersr8nrveyT.then east, with said, line 107 poles to a chestnut oafi originally1 a' pine in I orijgbottom's line, then east with Longbot-t'om's line 48 poles to a small Spanish oak: (the corner of the James Chambers survey) then continuing east 29 poles to James Combs line North 2P degrees east 92 poles to W. B. Saw" yer's line, ttosnce West to and with the James Chambers- 92 poles to a piner then north with the Gray and Sawyer line 150 poles' to a sassafras in an old field then West 130 poles to the beginning. 2ud tract in Antich township adjoining the lands of Elizabeth Souther, James Byrd dee'd and others on the waters of Binn creek Beginning on a pine stump marked D. T.

south 44 poles to- 2 small pines, south 6 28 fiplest to a poplafi on the branch, north 83 43 poles to the bankof the creek, east with the creek 21 polfes to a white oak near the bank, of the branch. North. poles-to a black gum on bank of said creek thence down said creek 43 28 poles to a stake, south 55 32 poles to the beginning, containing 25 acres more or less. Said land will be sold to satisfy the debt secured by said trust deed, and such title will be given as is vested. in said trustee.

This June 9, 1902. -i FRANCIS B. HOFFMAN. Ttuste. 18th.

Expenses $100 to 1140; for nonresidents Faculty of 33 members. Practice and Ob-serration with the Collefire. Correspondence inyitet? competent touchers-and stenosrraDhers; To secure: ruruttiBioguu nuu uuicr tniormairm auaress ChccsS J. Mclvcr, Greensboro, Ci "until pafd. Why should you pay rent any, longer? Now is your time these -cheap Fbts will soon be gone.

Winston Land Imp. Co. Boomer JUgfr Complete "academic instruction. Tuition $1 to $-2. Music Board per month to .50.

Offices for -those desiring to board themst lves. Free tu-ition to young ministers one half tuition to minister's chil dren. Special offers to needy energetic and ambitious boys and girls. Fail term begins Aug. 10, 1902.

J. A. BoDiNj Prin. -m Mrs. Dorthy Lousford's Death.

On the 26th inst. Mtb. Dorthy Lons- ford died at an advanced age of 84 years; and was Duiied: Saturday at Shady Grove, in the presence of many, Revs W. A. Myers, S.

S. Goforth and T. W. Comer preaching the Funeral. Hep husband having long since died, Lshe had for 20 years lived near her son L.

W. Lonsford, andfor the last few with him. She was- of a kiml disposition, posessed a strong mind and was a woman of prayer and scriptural reading. The survivers of her brothers and sisters are Lewis Becknill, Clara Becknill, Larkin Becknill $who was learned in the law and was a Repre sentative of the county) and Mrs. Noah Brown, whose husband wasat one time considered the wealthiest man in the county.

We extend the family our sympathy in their loss. Rev. W. A. Myers' text was, "yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from thei laitrors and their works do-follow them." Lovelace, C.

A. mi Need More Help. Often the over taxed organs of diges tion cry out for help by dyspepsia's pains, naiwear dizziness, headaches, liver eo in plaints, bowel disorders. Such troubles call for prompt use of Dr. King's New Life Pills.

They are gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure. 25c at Turner and White's drug store. If a Man Lie to Yotf, And say some other salve, ointment lotion; oil, or alleged healer is as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve tell him thir ty years of marvelous cures of piles burns; boils, corns, felons, ulcers, cu-ts scaldsv bruises and skin eruptions prove it's the best and 25c at Tur ner and White's drug store. "I am using a box of Chamberlain's Stomach a Liver Tablets and find them the best thing for my stomach I ever Robinson, Justice of the Peace, Loeisy Mich. These Tab lets not only correct disorders- of the stomach but regulate the liver and bowels.

They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents per For sale by Turner St White. disorders worms, etc. Chat evory child Is liabla to, and for which sau'a Notice. AlrpersonsJiablataltG'wn tax in the town of Wilkesboro are hereby notified to meet me on the days fixed by the town tax collector for Wilkesboro ijownship in said town for the pur pose of listing their town tax for the yeor 1901 F.

B- Rendven, Sec Trees, town Board. NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of J. T. Forester, all persons holding claims a-gainst said estate will present them to me within twelve months from date hereof or this notice will be pleaded ia bar of their re- coveryr AH persons indebted to said estate will please settle at This June 17, 1902.

1 J. M. TU.RNEB, AdmVof 3 T. Fbrester, deed Notice. Bv virtue of a power-of sale "contained in a certain mortgage deed executed by Thomas Brooke to J.

M. Byrd on the 23rd of Mav. 1895. registered in book 40 page 518 iu the office of Reg. ox Deeds, and.

duly assigned to Eliza Brooks, I will on Saturday, JILY. 19ih. 1902. on tn court house pqnare in Wfikesboro. N- CJ.

offer for.salo puhliff auction tor cash to the highest bidder, the laud conveyed in said mortgage aeea, viz; Juary rooKa interest or one undivided seventh of 88 acres bounded on the vest by Wm. Brooks' heirs, en the north by WnV Billinga, on the east by Eliza "Brooks and on the south by H. M. PrnUfc. June 16, 1902..

J. Al.Jfyrdi Jrxtageo Eliz-t Brooke. A-ssicnee. We have a book, 1 nr prepared espacially for yoa, whichJ JfS we mail free. it treats of the! Lii- stomach Vermifuge 1 yi has been strceessfully used tlaS! for a half century.

JitSSfXl I 63 On bottle bj mail for 2S. 1 tpE.fcS.FBEY, Baltimore, 3d. 3SPSSSpy AGRICULTURAL AND ZNDUBTHIAZ. hnd the stench 6f the eai(ngsf ece about he adjoining stores A combination of theory and practice, of book -study andT manual work in- Engineering, Agriculture, ChemistryEIectric1-ity, Mechanic Arts and Cotton Manufacturing. Full: courses-(4 years), shourt courses (2 years), special courses (3 Tuition and room, $10 a term? board, $8 a month.

30 teachers 368 students, new buildings for 500; Write for booklet "A day at tbe A. M. College." President GEO. WINSTON, Raleigh, N. -and scandals' that will follow; If the Republicans keeDj-onslbiriockedabout 20 feet, but not DRUGS We carry a-full line of the Purest and Best Drugs to be found in this part of the State, including all the leading patent medicines, tobacco, cigars, fancy and toilet articles, lamps, colognes, etc.

Hotel Building. all free-tuition applications should be rmadd' OH MECHANICAL COLLEGE. BDUCiLTIOiXT. TQOLS for Farmers TOOLS For Carpenters-' TOOLS For Builders; BEST Br EVEflY TEST DRUGS they are in- Congress now, it wont be long till they'll have the negroes back in slavery. In considering the Philippine bill last week, a democrat offered an.

amendment to abolish andprohihit slavery in those islands and the republicans Voted it down, solidly. A little peculiar, isn't it? a jtt W. J. Bryan, cause or no tbause the populists suggested -him as a fusion candidate for Governor of Nebraska. They XOrgtJI; 1J UiD mat uo co nun a canHidate, and that the two Convention by- agreement nominated' Mr.

Thompson "for Governor, who is a democrat ff inn Jlsij ci.a The Raleigh papers keep, up their nauseating ciit throat slashes at each other. The last performance going on is iibout Clark's carry! ixg his home The Post uses a column or two almost dally trying to shcfeW unpop ularity because only 63. for him i a) pr eci net of 220 yoterS, fbujt neithef paper ex plains why after strenuous efforts hot af'haif dozen c6.uld; be in'ustere'ct agfainst Clark. The fact is people up bere are getting tired df the continuous iractet of those' papers: and little son adHiri'-t. Jefferson last Soni of the "There is an old time ditttr Which sounds much better now; You can speed the plow in earnest On our Oliver Chilled Plow." fr- 4 1 XstoxBle.

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