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

Phone No. 2 Phone No. 2. i Biirnuni iliailey's Aggregation Currioslties Aired Themselves and Their Grievances at Festive Board i or aiding. being has gone to.

The Siere New York Herald. Boldly with the intention of lug the affair heralded to the moat parts of the feountry the public luu "sometime. Mr. W. J- Goodwin, of Cordova, epent Saturday in.

Wadesboro. drank milk. he Imbibed the mil he gazed susrHiousIy at Running Jump, who OhJ2 grunted a "How!" now and theQQX Masher, the living skeleton, Jed his beer from a liquor After Barrett hi-4 proposed a toast to President ifVilson a (dance was suggested, and It the giantess grasped the Somali flef, the fat woman the living skeleton. Madame Maxlne the redskin, aia Barrett tangoed with Princess Weenie Wee.j Then Andrew Sturtz, fattooed man, asked the armless wonder to waltz with him. Soon all were gliding it ie of Capt.

attend. for iillll the rlrst ofX ry will come up. in the Baptist church tonight at Vfed at this need not Ramsey tihankte about vMisa Lizzie Capel, of Charlotte, is It is probable that Ramsey will be circus yesterday afternoon arranged spending Easter with relatives here. sent to the criminal Insane depart- a dinner in Healy's restaurant, Six-Mr. Rlsderi Little Is at home for a "fat of the penitentiary.

ty-sixth street and Columbus avenue, lew days from the M. A series of meetings wllll begin 1x1 whlch tb "freaks" were supposed HOUSECLEANING HELPSii There are many things to lessen the work of housecleaning. We list a few merely as suggestions. Check off such as you may need and bring your list tovus. We buy in large quantities and can make close prices.

7:45 o'clock; Dr. Vines, pastor, of ltlG business, on his sixty-fifth birth-the First Baptist church -of Char- day- Therefore be it known Hhat no Borax Sal Soda Furn. Polish Sponges Ammonia Floor Wax Disinfectants Rubber Gloves Germicides Born, Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. ''Ar thur Murray, a daughter.

Miss Sarah Doggett, of Charlotte, Is visiting Mrs. E. T. Childs. Mrs.

R. B. Boylln is spending Easter In Charlotte. Mr. D.

A. LUeSjOlfas been reappointed postmasterat Morven. The Book Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs-W. P. Parsons.

W. Gulledge and Miss Mar gle Gulledge went to Charlotte, this morning. Mies Mary L. Cuthbertson has been appointed postmaster at Rob-erdell, Richmond county. Mr.

"Will Matheson has accepted a position with the Yadkin River Pow er Co. Mr. and Mrs. Will. McGregor, of Ooldsboro, are visiting h8 motner, joro, are visiting Fannie McGregor Mrs.

John T. Bennett and children of Rockingham, are spending Easter In Wadesboro with relatives. Mrs. Geonce Riddle, of Raleigh, -will visit Mrs. J.

T. Saunders, of XJlesville. Miss Hannah Rodman, of Norfolk, j. IfV RTIaci ATina.i win spenu iviuuu, wa. -L Locke Ingram at rairvww, Mrs.

T.A. Home. Dr. Wortham Wyatt, of LUesvlUe, las been appointed vital statistician tor that, township in place 'of Dr. J.

E. Kerr, resigned." 1 J. Mr. Ashe Lockhart, of Ifacul- ty of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti- tute, Blacksburg, 13 spenaing a few dayB at home. Mrs.

H. C. Brldger, and Miss Eug Exterminators Clean out everything so that notKing will be contagious but life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. On to the fight! Step in and get your ammunition! We supply it. Dyeing Time Go through your closets and trunks and you'll bring forth some garments worn last summer that will be well worth dyeing.

We carry a full line of Pure, TrueDyes--AJl Colors, Fast Colors. If you keep putting it off from day to day, you'll never get to it. Jump up right now and get busy. You will find us painstakingnough to five you full instructions in detail. Of course, if you don't care how you look- -that's different.

1 "The Busy Moth" In putting away furs, woolen garments don't fail to use something that will prevent the ravages of You can if you will scatter Red Cedar Flakes throughout their folds. Red cedar flakes save you the price of costly as well as bulky cedar chests, which at their best protect onlV the exposed surfaces, while RED CEDAR FLAKES can be scattered in each crevice. over the floor to tunes played oy the pianist and violinist. Another Bid For Success. Charllotte Observer.

The Monroe Creamery, a com par atively new venture, seems to have been launched along puccessful lines During March, according to the re-porf of the association published In The Monroe Enquirer, it bought pounds of cream from the farmers and in both milk and cream It paid for 440 pounds of butter fat, amounting to 145.07. at 33- cents a pound. A part of this butter was sold in the home market, the balance being shipped to other places at good prices. The creamery has a capacity of 600 pounds of but ter a day, and that means a disburse ment of 198 a day to the farmers who supply the cream. We judge from the report that the creamery wants to Interest the farmers near Monroe to an extent thatwilf require the operation of the creamery to its full capacity, and this result ought to be easily obtained.

The creamery affords a new source of profit to the farmer and it is the more desirable in that it all comes- from a product that has been here- tofore practically waste for such it is In communities beyond the influence of the creamery market. Tlie success scored at Hickdry and Shelly) will be no doubt repeated In the case of Monroe, for it does not take the farmers long to "catch on to a good thing." 1 Two Ways. Some husbands win their wives by sheer audacity. Yes, and many others by sheer mendacity. i Strengthens Weak and Tired Women "I was under a great strain jnurs-ing a relative through three months' writes Mrs.

J. C. Van De Sande, of Klrkland, 111., and "Electric Bitters kept me from break ing down. I will never be without it." Do you feel tired and worn out? Noappetlte and tood won't digest? It isn't the spring weather, month's treatment today; nothingbe You neen Electrrlc Bitters. Start a month's treatment today; nothing be, ter for stomach, liver and kidneys.

The great Spring tonic. Relief or money back. 50c. and $1.00, at your Druggist. jotte wilJ do ttQ preachiag.

Drv Vin8 has a wide reputation. Rev. Mr. Ruby, of Asheville wlll have charge of the singing, and the choirs of the other churches of the town and the public generally are cordial- lv Invited trt ntttmA arxA nasiar in the (meeting. The home cured pork club Is an organization being formed by some Of thtk fflrmra rtt thin rmititv Tha object is to raise cheap meat by itwaing peanuts, soy beans in neotlon with home grown corn.

Among those who nave joined are Mr. T. B. Mr; S. P.

Martin and MraxJ. ti. BovUn. 1 uninuwa wbu appointed manager of the Wadesboro branch -of the Southern Cotton OU vice Mr. I.S.J, ftoeei-s.

Vealen- TT II 1 ed Roers exnerta tn leave KQ -Kogers expects xo leave iew aa lor uouwu. wnere he will he manager of an oil mill. His family will remain here for the present. 0 The lecture on Good Citizenship by Judge Pritchard at the Baptist church last night was very much en-, joyed by. a large audience.

A num- ier from the surrounding towns and country were present, Judge, Pritchard also made a Sunday school address yesterday morning. Mr. A. B. Cauble and Miss OHie Hlldreth, both of Ansonville, were married yesterday by Rev, L.

L. Smith. It was a runaway affair. The bride is a daughter of iMr. Wil- Ham Hlldreth, and Is a popular and attractive young woman John Belk, of Monroe, vis- ited Mrs.

Minnie Leggett last Sat- Unlav. While hnrn aha -want, tn nee' I her brother, Mr. George Little, who was so seriously hurt, but' who Is now Improving. The friends of Miss Maryf Pearl, who recently moved to Salisbury, will be sorry to learn that she is B. -Martin and Miss Bettie dretb Miss Mary Freeman, of Hamlet, who has been visiting Miss Mary Autre went to Charlotte this mom- lug- The Tuesday Afternoon Club will meet with Mrs.

S. Webb, tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. A.

Prince', of Goldsboro, I 7otu nt TCladenborO. are wura --wov. spending Easter with Mrs. Bridger'e parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. McRae. The board of county commission ers and the tax listers of the coun- April 27th upon mat- ters pertaining to listing taxes this 4 Uy promoters of Barn urn Bailey 10 honor 'P' tlle oldest "freak." in police cardwasneeded to see the arm leas wonder smoke a cigarette which Bhe neld betwen two toes of her ieri root wnue wlta tne Bne deftly handled demitasse, or to hear the rumblings of content which emanated fjom Zip, the "What Ss it?" of the circus business. All a reporter had to do was to walk up one flight and whisper "Reporter" and he was hustled into the 3unge no ord'nar3r and I know.

On first entering the rooa the pe son8 at tne amner xame seemea as 1 lf they mmlght have "been just men and women who had no taste for coj0r harmony jQ their flttlre At glanee -ne mlght lmaglne ttat Wg mlnfiwas' wandering, for wa8 a creature known as Prin- ces3 weenie Wee, who is so tiny that lt ls a pity. Then there was an Indian, a Samoll person, clutching an assegai, a woman of ponderous size, and a man who seemed nothing but bones and face. After that one became Interested, Certainly it was a freakish affair. The living skeleton was overheard to remark that nobody loved a fat man and the fat woman was eating all his food as well as her own. The sword swallower was trying to put a knife and a fork about twenty-four Inches long down her throat at the same time, and that armless wonder was at that moment dipping the great toe of her left foot into her soup, handling or should I say "footing" a big spoon as best she could.

She then was seen to smooth back a stray lock with in in vuq oaxuv iuui tt li i was Danube blue hose of shiniest silk. "Jack Barrett, the midget, who was talking about his new baby, was toastmaster. He told all those at the table that he objected to the term "freak," adding that persons who made their living ln thls way were curiosities pronounced "co-rosstes." After a sip at the second cocktail Barrett, who is about thirty-nine yars old and thirty-eight Inches in height, toasted Zip. He said that without Zip there would have been no Barnum Bailey circus, and then became fulsome in panegyric. The fat woman scowled, and the armless wonder, Senorlta Marie, sipped her cocktail, holding the shank of the glass with her toes.

Mme. Maxlne, 'who spoke Amerl- stop to the party and caused the anger of Thomas Healy. Perhaps at the suggestion of the publicity loving press agents, Madame, who wore the snake to the res t.mirnnt no if it wora a faaf-hflr boa. SOuht to check her wraps. She and that' the Burn she rcelved was a snakebite.

This resulted in much and a few minutes before the girl would take anything from anybody wh6 entered the ace' As soon as this was forgotten wuu sat in an upholstered arm chair as none of the other seats were large geet cigars he could find, and be-. The Parsons Dr. H. Smith, eye sight specialist will be at Peachland, Monday April 13th, Polkton Tuesday April 14th, Lilesvllle, Wednesday April 15 th, Morven Thursday and Friday April 16th and 17th. Have your eyes ex amined' and glasses fitted.

Exami nation free. F01EYS IQDHEYPIIIS Tom Bumcni KiwrauiBuaeu year. very ill of pneummonla and Is not There will be ah ice cream supper expected llve-at the Cason Old Field school house1 The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs T. next Wednesday night at 7:30.

The jj oplln died last Slight. Much public Is cordially invited to attend. I sympathy Is felt for Mr. Poplin as Mr. Eli Home, of Gulledge town- hif wlfe and three children are Very ship who' was operated, on In a 1 Charlotte hospital somi 'e time ago, Marriage Ilicensel was issued1 last is much? improved and returned week to Mr.

L. Harrington and 'home last week. Miss JMattle Lowder; also to Mr. A. Mr.

Fred Wall la establishing a shoe and clothing store In Llles- ville, under the firm name of Liles and These sroKressIve Voung The Rush Is Now On For Cotton Planters men have stores in this county and Fannie Lowe, will return home to- can wth great fluency, was watch-Stanly. day. ing a beloved snake, which was coll- Mr' rmvpr tip of Dar-' Mrs. L. L.

Drake, -Miss Ellen Pink- ed la a tlnpan on the table before Mr' aDd MrS GrVer ton. sflrh RrnoW- Hra Pe.ev r. This same snake nearly put a Drug Inc. AiiinurPTrn nil i tv TAB DIAMOND BRANDwf at Indies! Ask ymr Dnnbl for i vai-eaca-ien vum Umm4 boics, mlcd -witk Blu Drsifht. AskforCin-ClfES-TEirS DIAMOND BRAND FILLS.

Mi asa attar. Bay al reus known Best, Si fat Almyi RdUbla SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE To Cure a Cold in Ono Day-Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druargists refund money if it fails to cure. B.

W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. Gom'ny XL? 1 is visiting her sister. Miss Eva handied, the snake to the coat girl.

Wood for a few days. The girJ ghrank from reptile Miss Ocie Corkhill, of Chester an(i ia so she touched a heat spent the Easter tide Mrs. Lila ed radiator. The girl then imag-Henry. ined that there were "other snakes nngton, wno were marnea oiuw time ago, spent several days in Wldesboro, returning from their bridal trip.

They will live in Dar lington. Mr. David Gulledge, who was ap pointed tax lister for White Store township by the -county commissioners last week, was unable to serve, as he Jmail carrier on the White Store R. F. and Mr.

H. Rivers has been appointed In his place. The new court house'ls nearing completion, and at Its last meeting the board of county commissioners notified John Wanamaker have the contract for supplying and erecting the Interior furnishings, to ship same. Running Jump, the Indian, sat next Mr. D.

A. McGregor, chairman of Mr. Fair H. Crawford, of Vance- t' 1 to a cocktail and then discovered the Democratic county executive com- boro is spending a few days here. L.

it u. t. 11 a 1, I that the one next to his own was ni h.aYalled A Mr- Oth0 Marsh' 9 Hamlet' BPent not then in demand. Soon he Vas committee for next Saturday, 'April yesterday here. I drlnkinK beer and waa sln.

18th. The commmitte will make ar- 1 annKlnS beer, and it was with sin- rangements for the 'Democratic pri-" Mrs" Cleo Allen is sPendlng som cere regret that he tarried a mo-t mary to be held 'on May 16th, and Ume at Moultrie, meat, to make a spech in Sioux re- Mlss Sadie Stanback and Mr. W. A. Smith spent yesterday at Wangum- Mr.

A. S. Redfearn, of Marshville, ia in town on business today. Mr. T.

Pate spent Sunday with Mrs. John B. Inerram. m-l -jf at. home at Little's Mills.

The Latin Scholar. late, and' the delighted visitor -ead aloud to the company: "Boylbus klsslbus Sweet Irllorum; Girlibus likibus, Want! somorum." Tit-Ei's 1 win autJiiu 'no any ytuer uu4i- -whir fore It. Have you bought yours yet or are you behind with this like a great many other people. We have bought a carload as usual of Cole Cotton Planters, but at this stage of the game we see very plainly that we are going to run short on some numbers of this planter. It is impossible to buy these planters with their various numbers so that they will run out evenly.

If you want to get just what you want and want the best Planter on the market, give us your order now so that we may be able to get it in time from the factory if we haven't it on hand. 4K Wilbur-Leak, was arrest- "My daughter Susie isi getting, enDUgh for. heP accused'' ed Saturday for selling liquor. Wil- quite an excellent Latin, scholar," zip of flirting with the snakecharm-ji bur gave the officers quite a chase said the proud father to a1 visitor. when broughht to task the through town, and created consider- "Here is one of her exercise1 books, ag.

freak admitted that Madame able excitement, The chase started and you can look for Maxlne was more to him than the in the vacant lot behind the postof-. Susie blushed scarlet, and! made mountain of flesh. fice, led down Green street to Mor- wild Igrab at the book. She was too Barrett smoked one of the big- down Morgan to Rutherford, down Rutherford; to the Camden lalock Hardware tween puffs quieted the fat urging her to take some more of the food put in front of the living skeleton. Next to 'running Jummp sat DJamahli, an alleged Somali chief, who Ve only frui: and sardines and road, then across lots to Green again, and ended near Mr.

P. T. -k Rhyne's residence. It la said thedis-play of artillery on the Camden road was worth going a long way to see. 1.