The Messenger and Intelligencer from Wadesboro, North Carolina • Page 5

SHORT LOCALS. 3G A Fearful Fat It is a fearful fate to have to endure the terrible torture cf Piles. "I can truthfully fay," writes Harry Colson. of MasonyiHf "that for Blind, Itching and Protruding Piles, Bucklen's Arnica Salve i3 the best cure made." Also best for cuts, burns and toj ernes." 25c at Parsons Drus Co. I I AUCTION MULES EEXJLES! We Desire To' Say To The Readers of The Messenger and Intlligencer I'ortrr flergsu.

Keported for the 31. Tuesday evening the 2Gth, at Brown Creek church, was the scene tt one of the prettiest weddings of the season, when Mr. Robert Lae- Morgan led to to the altar Miss Clara Por ter and there plighted their troth; The church was tastefully decorated with evergreens of holly, etc, appropriately arranged, which made it quite a pretty scefie, a large arch being built just in front of the altar and covered with ivy, from which hung large cupid bows of white satin ribbon. Long before the hour for 'the ceremony the church was packed with interested friends and relative of the popular couple. At the appointed hour the bridal party arrived and entered from the front door in the following order to the beautiful strains of "Melody of by Eagleman, skillfully rendered by Miss Daisy Pinkston: Miss Rosa Lowery and Mr.

Beojimin F. Biggs; Miss Mary Lowery and Eugene M. Morgan; Miss Mary Shepherd and Mr. Jesse W. Covington, followed by the bride to be and her maid of honor, Best cotton 11.35 this Pee Dee Institute will open, after the LoIidjs recess, Tuesday, January 2ad.

A sweet little baby girl was bora to Jv. and Mrs. C. D. Graves Monday 7 Mrs.

Polly Sellers died at her home in Lilesville township Tuesday night, aged 80 ears. Some one broke into Kaph Allen's barber shop, Sunday night, and stole about $35 worth of razors. The infant child of Mr. an Mrs. Henry McLaurin, who live the western part of tows, died Tuesday.

Mrs. W.S; "Watson and little son, Jortb Wadesboro township, are both dangerously ill of typhoid fever. The Union Meeting of Pee I 'ee As--sociation will meet Friday at Cart-ledge's Creek church, Richmond conn- yjj The ofliaera of the Baptist church will give a reception to the members of To Make a Quick Sale $15.00 Takes These: One heavy one-horse wagon, fairly good buggry (f3 or $3 will put it in good condition), good set buggy harness and one-horse wagon harness. $2.00 boys nearly new Guano Distributor (cost See H. S.

PIXKSTON at the 31. office. "Wanted. To buy preen and drv hides. Highest market price will be paid for them.

B. E. BENNETT ISTotice. Having qialified as administrator upon the estate of the late M. Maner.

all persons having claims aeainst the estate of said decedent are notified to present the iume to the undersigned or before the 21st day of December. 1905, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. W. O. DUTTON.

AduiiDiftrator of W. M. Mane8, dee'd For Rent. The McRae on the "White Store road. Apply to ROBINSON CAUDLE.

I We Have the Saddles I will hold my annual sale of 50 head of Kentucky Mules at WADESBORO, on MONDAY, January 8, 1906, AT HUNTLEY'S OLD BARN and want to see all ray old friends at this sale, I am coming with two carloads of nice, young, well-broken Kentucky Mules, from 14 to 16 hands high and well mated, and I want to see you all, regardless of race, section or previous servitude. Come and see me, whether you want your mule or not, and let us take counsel together and prepare anew for the battle iqo6. Hoping to see ou all and assuring you a heartly welcome, I am Ik. tj odd YOli That having discontinued the operation of all branch stores, including the one at Chesterfield, South Carolina, we will in future devote our entire energies and capital to our Wadesboro Store. In view of these facts we do not hesitate to say that we will be better prepared than ever to take care of the in terests of our friends who will favor us with their patronage for 1906.

Soliciting a liberal share of your business for the New Year, and with the compliments of the season, Faithfully yours, US SELL cone ASD LET C. S. WHEELER FOR we will make a special price on See us before placing Miss Grace Morgan. The groom to be and his best man, Dr. Roy M.

Huntley, of Wadesboro, entered from a side door and met under the arch, when Rev. A. B. Caudle, with a pretty ceremony, and a few appropriate remarks made them man and wife. The bridesmaids were all gowned in white crepe de chine silk, while the bride wore a handsome traveliag dress of brown peau de cygne silk with hat and gloves to match.

The ushers were: Messrs J. W. Gulledge, Edmond Hendley, R. B. Medley and fl.

B. Allen. After the ceremony the happy couple were driven to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W.

N. Pinkston, of Wades boro, where an elaborate reception was tendered them. They were the recipents of many beautiful and handsome presents, together with many congratulatory letters and telegrams which attests their popularity. The bride is a daughter of Mr. J.

D. Porter, of Brown creek neighborhood, and is a young woman of many accom plishments and is much loved and admired by a large circle of friends. The groom is one of the most popular young ousiness men of Wadesboro and haa a bright future before him. They will make their future home in adesboro. Clear thinkiog, decisive action, vim and 'ieorofbody and mind, the sparkle ol ife, comes to all who use Hollister's Rockv Mountain Tea.

35 cents, Tea or I'abltts Parsons Drug Co. i.liesTille ana IVitiltewa-A Slar- There was a pretty home wedding here Christmas evening at 7-30ojclock, 'n which Rev. J. H. Sellers, of Bakers-v-ille, Mitchell county, led to the altar liss Wiley, of Lilesville.

It was a very quiet affair. Mrs. Sellers the eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. fi.

A. vv iley, of Lilesville. She has graces that will win for her many -Tong friends in her new home. The sad news that Mr. James A Loekhart was dead was a great shock nd sorrowful tidings to this entire sec-'n.

Bis death not only afflicts those vho are near to him, but has brought to the county and State. Kind of leart, guerous, loyal and true an nest man. LU-v-ville is to have a new physician, Dr. Leak Wyatt, of Wadesbr.ro. Dr.

Vyatt was in Lilesville Tuesd to alk with Dr. Kerr and our people. There is a fine opening here tor another ti sieian, as it is impossible lot ore ohysician to do the practice of this Urge and thickly section. Wyatt is well equipped in his pro-jssion, is quwt and uuassumirg ami a ia the fullest sense of the "otd Dr. Kerr, Lilesville's skilled nd popular physician, and our people, ouly in Lilecville but in the sec-ion, will give Dr.

Wyatt a hearty welcome. and Mrs. Frank Spencer and left Friday to spend the holi wiih Mrs. Spencer's father, Col. William Spencer, of South Carolina.

Mr. Percy Diggs, of Mt. Olive, spent days with his sister, Mrs. B. L.

Wall. -irs. Will Smith, of Pineville, has her farm on Pee Dee river, given her by her father, Mr. S. G.

Wall, ner brother, Mr. J. T. Wall. Mi--: Luey Cobb, o1 Ciiaoel Hill, is ju visit to Mrs.

John T. Wall. Miss Florence Smith, of Atlanta, visitiotr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vl Smith.

Mrs W. Cox is visiting her broth at Griffin, Ga. More Anon. Torture ot a rreaobcr. The story of tcrture of Rev.

O. Mo re, pastor of the Baptist church of Harpersville, N. will interest you. He says: "I suffered agonies, because of a persistent ugh, resulting from the np. I had to sleep sitting up in bed.

I tried many remedies, without relief, ant I I took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, which entirely cured my cough, and saved me from consumption." A grand care for diseased conditions of Throat or Lnngs. At Parsons Drug Co; price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed. Trial bntle free. i the church, at the church, Monday evening.

township, and Miss Maud Shoe, of Wadesboro were married Sunday. Mr. Arthur McRae and MissRena Hinson, both of North Wadesboro, were married Sunday, Rev- G. H. Biggs officiating.

Mr. Edgar F. Ralliff' and Miss Rosa vEadiBS, both ofulledge townthip, were mawied Sunday, Rev. Adolphus Smith officiating. The M.

I. has received two very large turnips from Mrs. A. E. Stogner, of Burnsville township.

The largest of the turnips is IS inches in circum ference and whighs 8 pounds. Mrs. Mary Bennett has moved from her place, two and a half miles from Wadesboro, on the Lilesville road, to Lanesboro township, where she will make her home with her daughter, CP. Bennett. El-Y; Fenton, the 7-year-old son of M.

E. V. Fenton, accidentally snot, Saturday, his little brother, Hugh, in the eye with a straw arrow, with a pin in the end of it. It is feared the child will lose the sight of the eye. Christmas in Wadesboro passed off quietly.

Everybody seemed to be in good humcr, and there was no unusual incident of any sort. The Sundav schools of the tou either had Christmas trees or made the children happy with entertainments of other sorts. hli andMj5Sv H. McLendon have moved tqjpie residence of fhe late Hon. Ja.

A- Lockbart and will occupy it. urtii their residence, now being erected, is completed. Ashe and Liu a the two you'ngest children of Mr. Locktart, will live with them. G.

K. Little, the 12-year old son ot Mr. W. L. Little, was the victim of a painful accident early Christmas morning.

He was poppiug small fire cack ers and when one of them failed to ex plode he biew on the fuse, the ream, being that the cracker popped in face, fiUing his right eye With powdet It is not thought the sight of the e) will be pernianenti impaired. John Kirby and two or three of Bj-Colsou's sonji. all colored, and all livid. -on the plantation of Air. J.

D. Home in Lilesville) township, got into a rov Ohristraas dy. Oaa of the Coisei. tJled to cut Kirby whtrn u-latter drewa pistol ana shot at Colsoti The bal, hawever, missed the man rv whom it intended and struck a sol Ashe. Kiroy, "also colored, Wiio tetWhdiug nar by, but who had to do with the raw.

seriously hurt. Tne boy is not Vacated. readers will remember that to vacate an attachment Mr C. M. Burns acainst trtSSif Mr.

T. R. Tomlinson, rd by Judge Ferguson at the of eivft court here. The isserved his decision at the ma but Robinson received an order Crura him vaeatiug the attachment and directing the Sheriff to turn overall oE Mr. Toailinson's propenj to him Vlr Toinliuson).

10 ttf rseerp. The ro-id overseers of Liuesboro township are rq-iested to work then-roads before Jau. 12, 191G, and to report the same. J. W.

Beachum, Chairman Board of Supervisors. Jf Fiirions Fighting. 'Tor seven years," writes Geo. W. Hoffman, of Harpar, "I had a bitter tattle, with chroaic stomach and liver trouble, but at last 1 won and cured my -diseases, by the use of Electric Bitters.

I unhesitatingly recommend them to all, and don't intend in the future to be without them in the house. Tbey are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cored such a bad case as mine." Sold under to do the same for you, by Parsons Drug at 50c a biltle. Tiy them tod ty. It I Hardison stoves of all your order. of iho n6rr rnatern! gra Company 322 les.

iked in a end BAYS 7 i 'V- i -I is 0tes0B0m Mi i 'M 1 pevd ca a $ood THANKSGIVING If la I riAh and PLANTERS HARDWARE COMPANY.