The Greensboro patriot [January 5, 1910]

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rHE PATRIOT
VOL. 89.
GREENSBORO. N. C*. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1*10
k W. J. RICHARDSON
orricc: Me*ooo BUILDINO
■*«T TO MITOmCt
ASIDRNCC: 815 WHT QA«TON *TT.
• J. H. BOYLES. M. D.
[ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
' >t»o* In Hoi ton Drue Store Bulldlrw.
Offloe Phone 80k
Be*.t» W. Gaston; RM, Phone SB.
©r J. E. WYCHE
OENTI3T
OPrTCK IN CARTLANO BLOQ.
• ••TK in *T.. amtaeaaao. a. «.
P,
©c M. F. FOX
YSICIAN AND SURGEON
aOILPOAO COLLEQB. N. c.
Or E. A. BURTON
OENTI8T
(floe la Mr* Watilnrton build ins,
Kaxt door to Cony- rri Drue Sun.
UiMM.fr*.
NO 1
•CHOOt FUNDS APPORTIONED. Oak Ridge
Torm Trite Year Will
POMP Extend From
Oak Springs 125 AN AGRICULTURAL AS.OCIATION. THE COUNTY'S BUSINESS.
Deep River.
12
Four to Eight Months—Steady In- a ., „., ~" "'
crease In the Per Caoit*. * S^ Rid*o ?
Colfax
....|116
427
County Organize Ion Formed Safer- Commteeionera Make Appropriation
day to «J»-M Gui.r-ru. ran..- for Antl-Tubereuloele Exni.i»—
Ing Interest* val-at/i* r-rizea
■» Awarej gorn uixweia.
Jurore for Two Te.-rr.a of Couri and
Road Matter..
a.. VUUOi •*■■■• *19Y
toe purpow of makin* an appo.tloa'l Colored ........ A- j£,^ at» w*t? .°*,tMa SJS °*1. co-"«"e^er* Mouu*y ana rSr
meat of the county's achool find for Htah P«hU rtSr^alJti?! f JUea m*»Uu* tf °*y» *ae **« ■-•'-«» of lue uew
tne ensuing year. The ampunt appor-'rw „, 9 ^ ££ ™L, **' *u"1 b"8Ue«" S*»JS» °< ■»«*-* »•»«•«« •*« »
tloned approximates .iToOO which £f?p R,Ter ««» JfT,"!:, e meeuu, w„a c-iea u/ t-e uo.isdo.-a.uio au.ona. of ua^i-es. wai
will lacrease the length of the term feifir,ell^. »•» 2£ff7 S^"-16*-0 ••» ,»*• '"*- *ow traus-.ted. All .h, menders of the
In the co
than four
many of
So.ci,. Schoc, T,x*o. Tl^ffe*^™"^ ~ "'" ^ P" *■»»■ Dr" J" T. J. Bat-
Osceola
|«* tMMMj
Don't
Resolve
DO IT t
P0.K„ ,,_ * — e,Snt months.
Perhaps the average for the entire
county will be arout six months.
When the special taxes are tiken Gijsonvllle
into account the total amount vaail- Monticello
SMe for schools in the county i8 Brlj-itwood
about 464,000.
Tha per capita this year was fixed
at $2.40, which Is an Increase rf 11
cento over last year. It Is worthy
of note that the per capita heg te"m
iacreased 10 cents a year under tha
administration of Superintendent
roust, having grown fro-n $1.90 to
$2 40 la five years. Doubtless It will
go to $2.50 next year.
Tin apportionme t es made by the
board Monday to lows:
S 133 iSS+TSZ VLr^i ""•'••"•-'J *??■ "e *nd Dr.Caor.es «mn*t. a .Xtfr
l2fi4.ori^, 0f .^ r-,u« "e ^«-ta» troJi me-u lforu county AnL-
\C. W. BANNER, M. D.
orroeiTa roacorriOB.
Lliweo to the Eye. Ear. Nose
sad Throat.
• flour*-* A. M. to I P. M.; tM V H. to
Bundar. » to HUD A, M. aivea to the
If poor.
W. P. Reaves. M. D.
I Practice Lcahed to Eye. Ear. Note
•a* Throat.
Dttoe and Tntirm -ry—Mo > 'TO IkUMtaa;.
Next to I'osUilHoo.
PHUDONO.M.
Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB
DENTIST
i over- HyKM Druir Ooaipaay.
i m
Washington Township.
<Pns"ck $110
Barber ]io
676
2 3
Glenwood
Brown Summit
Gllmer No. 4
Bessemer .
Fentress special
Lonsview
Plney Grove (Friendship)
Morehead special
Halls
Rocky Knoll
Groome
Oak Shade
Gul fo d College
Oak Ridge special
Colfax 26">
toe Doi.ru and >.a.e^ for a Ujj-iaj..
..... In response to th3 call, about 200 of $a-0 to bSi.at .n ue/.ayiug tae
m • raraiers ana o0 DO/8 ware present expense of uri4«ln t 1 ulUJuS-OfO
90
149 gaV* a
DeLa'-e
Jamestown special
We'ch
Wil-u' Grove
Soringfleld
Me~h8"*csvllle 299
O-k HIU 444
Jefferson special 1,179
Oinaway Children
Hl'h "clnt Graded ....
Greensboro Crrded
.T<iTDe8t'-wi Hi-»h S"1'-©! .
Pleis-nt Garden High School..
Monticello High Srh ol
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
DE PARRAN JARBOE
FriCBi OVBH FAKifB-KLrTZ.
;OHI1>f I I K i.Uli.K)UI) HOTKU
Phone: OSloe. ATI: Kraldeiioe. N
Oall* may >*- left at Fa<la* Klntsd ru» atore.
Bpeelal sttea'lnn riveu u> ouuutry prauuue
'has. W. Moseley. M. D
PHAOTIOB I.I U ITCH T1 > l> IMKA HBK OF
HE STOMACH AND INTESTINES
^BpoattaQuilford HuUil, Ureeiiilxiro, N.C.
't
Ifloe phone 671. residenoe phnne liMS.
>unv, 9 a. ia I- ■ I u. m.; a p. m. to I v. m.
noaover Paria- Kiuii l«ru« Oi„ SI Houth
m Street* lu-«lrt-n<>e. aK N. Poriii* DlreeL
G. F. ROSS, M. D.
Office—lOO McAdoo Buildin,
Next to Po-uiitice—Paoue J«a
I Realdeace—4>I7 W. Caston St.
I'b.-nr IH«.
.. IIILOD 4. I. ac.ii.
Taylor Q Scales
nORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
QKXsHSBOBO. ■. C.
■oart M. Douyla*. Robert t). Uousla*.
)UGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
la BrMiabar* Laa* •■« Trait Bids.
fHOMSON O HOYLE
.ATTORNevs AT LAW
iaercUl ltn'i Baas Bide.©reeassere
Tho-nea ......".'...'"..'.'.'.'."...'... 16C S8?° River (High Ft. Tp.)
Summers ".".".* 1>9
Union 246
Os33oa no
Colored , no
Rock Creek.
Gibsonville $915
Waltsett 36
Brookfleld 2 0
Colored Schools. •
GibsonvlUe JJJ5
Waitse;t ro
Wadsworth 120
Greene.
Pikes Peak $nj
Pleosatt Union 150
Woods no
Erick Church 150
Mt Pleasant 3 5
Hucks no
Mt. Hope 2"5
Colored ,,. no
Mad asn.
Merry Oaks $no
Smith no
Mootlcello 320
Mad sjn 170
Colored Schools.
J-ickson no
Old Union 100
JerTe-scn.
MU1 r>olnt $170
SeJalla i."0
McLeansville 29 "■
Oak Hill 140
Shady Grove 150
Alamance 270
Colored S hools.
Palmer Institute 1"0
McLeansville 100
Clay.
Patterson $no
Coble 180
Staley 130
Monatt 15"
Tabemscle 170
Colored .., 10'
Monroe.
Brljh'wood $221
BBS W,Wn tn8 IB6*tto- w»» c-iied 10 o.- »»n exaltlt from .b, Natoa«i An I-
•ea der la tae court house Sfcturduy Ly .Tuoe cuiosls bocie.y. tae city of
127 S J- A" D*f*°»-B, chalraian tf the oreeas.oro haun, a reeu to m<J.e a
«i Doard of couuty cOJimissioneis. w^o ll^e co..tri..ution. A.tar ulsausjijn
lfu ft^ed tne oLject of tae n-eeUag to auu coasideruUon of UJ RUUSf. ute
4974 * ^ne of «eaer-l *-»"» impi-ove- rejassi w.s 6rautea sad ue appr^,
*'%! n.Cat. prison oruered.
prof. Thomas R. Foust, county su- It uavlog been reported to th*!
pariatendeut of public iastruetion, 1 board that A.r. ri. i^ind3ey Ho;k.n3
dat-Jied re ort of tae ooys'1 had klndiy doneted .o the ian.uies of
coru-growia^ contest, taj result o.',td« county home, the county wjra
i" " 104S "i"00 ■*■ beea P''-teu in tne Pa- tfoase, the jail sad .oavl.t c«.mps ap-trlot.
After vatch fahort spaeshes' pies far Chnstmis. it w.s oruered
were mate ly Dr. J. R. Cordon, J.
64 C. i.eaneu, John A. Yoan,
121
1,493
399
251
680
.$ 5V
. 6.532
. 10/01
poo
876
20
f1*1 attentinii K 1 ven to colleotlon*.
bi oesotiated.
P. HOBGOOD. Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oe ID Wria-bi Uuildlnc. Oppoalta
Court Houae 'I rwneboru. It 0.
M.Boott. Chas. B. McLean.
iCOTT & McLEAN
ATT0BNEY3 AT LAW
bi 111 Cnrt Beeer*. ©raaaihara.B.C.
FRGC M. PATTON
'ATTORNEY AT LAW
loonrt Reaar*. .- Oreenatmio, H. C.
f
"*• J B*T4A<I* OMA«. A. MINE*
iHAW&HINES
ATTORNEVS AT LAW
!<M»at RanaMM and «H Wew WeAdoo
Beiidiia» iaw*lu KiMtfBun.
Erow i Sumn.it 140
Gleawood 260
^r-y 12J
Mt Vernon ii0
Colored Schools.
Special 140
Brow a Summit 1,0
Sh-w 250
Gil.Tier.
North Gllmer $3,8'1
Sharps 125
Sou;h Buffalo 3
BessaTer 1,470
Colored, Holmes 130
Fent e?e.
Total for Townsh p $1,175
Center Grove.
Hllsiale $if5
Ge.bs mane 180
Seaeiville l'<0
Loajvlew 15 J
Colored Schools
Falrgrove 11'
Spojial 110
More' ead.
$3,445
HaU'fl 224
Sumner
Concord $110
Sb-dy Grove .• 11 J
Ceiter 30)
Roc y Knoll 160
Groo.i.o 2.0
Colored S hools.
Groome 110
Gosien 110
Bruce.
8ummerfleld $270
Elm Grove 270
Massey 110
Co ored, Summerf'eld 12^
Frie.idshiD.
Rid?ef"eld $22">
t n jausaip 1-9
Hickory GroTe 1*0
Gullford College ....550
Pine/ Grove 160
Colored Schools.
ColUn's Grove 12}
Persimmon 12->
Jamestown.
Jamestown >7-8
Oak Shade 218
Union 161
Walnut Grove 100
Colored
Oak Ridce.
Oak Ridge 124
Stokeslale
Enjoyable Oec-e'on rt Proximity
Monday Night.
Keys one Council No. 81, Jr. O.
U. A. M., of Prox mity, gave a pub-lic
installation and banquet Monday
nljht that was att.nded and euj- y.'d
by a larje crowd. Tha ex ircises were
opened with prayer by Rev. J. W.
Injle, tfter *hich the following new-ly
ei-.-U.jU t>Ricer8 wert- installed Ly
Deputy Councl.or Scurlo k: Coun-cilor,
C. W. Lambe'.h; vice councilor,
W. f, Craytoa; recardin^ secretary,
B. M. Smith; -assistant recording sec-retary,
Willie BadtUn; financial s.c-retary,
J. H. Lut er; treasurer, J. J.
Phoen.x; conductor, Arthur Lswi3;
warden, Chas. Mass y; inside senti-nel,
Gil Smith; o t-,ide sentinel, Q.
Poole; chaplain, J. W. Stawart; trus-tee
18 mj.iths, Hu;h Kiklns; repre-se.
ita ive to the sate council, three
years, J. F. Scunoek; alternate, J.
W. Mills. Sr.
Tli : installation was followed with
short addresses by Judge N. L. Eure,
Air. .ohn J. Phoenix and Dlstr.ct
Deputy Sechrest, cf High Point.
An elegant banqu3t was served at
the coi.clutioii of these exercises.
Darin; the banquet brief addressas
ware maue by Mr. Ce;str Cone. Mr.
He.iry S.imstag, o.' New York;
Mess: s. J. L. Sechre t. A. A. Chand
ler, y.r. Spencer, o.' Hijh Point; Rev.
Mr. Rl;hardson, of White Oak: Re/.
Mr. I rezwell, of Revolution; Mr. J.
F. Scurlock and othJis. The conclud-ing;
so ech was by Mr. John J. Phoe
nix, who thanked th; members of the
council for the su)po:t given him
during his term as co: ncilor.
Du lng the pas. year the member-ship
h 8 incre-sed more then 35 per
ceat. aid the coun.il is in a flour-ishing
condition.
... Andrew
Joyner anu otbe.s.
Mr. Robert L. rfeh ol.'ic d, of Rou e
4, was cailej out a:.d ;.sked to exp.a.:
how he r_.sed over 700 oushe.s n
corn on 10 acres ; t a cost of less
than 8 cents per b shel. Mr. School
field very ^r^o.'. ly responded, and
in explanation of h.s methed a.trlu-uteJ
his snece s to taree th.ngs
Prj.ier preparation o. the seea bed,
proper cultivation o. the crop and
careful se.e.tljn of seed. He stated
th it he used only i00 pounds of com-inerc
a. fertilizer to the acre.
Prof. I. O. Schau >, of the state de-partment
of education a d the na-tion
a. department of a;rl julturj, was
tn -t the thanks of .he bo. id Le ex-tended
to Mr. Ho k ns ar.d th.t a
letter Le written to him expressing
tne appreciation of h s kinuuess
An order was mada to the effect
thct notice be served on vVuli^m
Dean s, James Den s, John Hunch
and a'ranklla Lan.er o d.tin Hors.-
pen creek across tielr lands, or ths
count/ will drain .t at their expense.
C. M. .-il-iss was appointed s..per-iitend.'
nt of tae .Oiaty house of ior-rection
at a sala-y cf $50 per month
and . oe U1..SS was appointed guard
at a salary cf $30 p. r month.
Superior Cour Jurcre.
Jurors for two civil terns of Gul-ford
Superior cou.t wjro dr_wn LS
presant by special arranjea.ent and |lo"OW3- , ,
made a talk oa oe:te- firm meJlotls *•' the term beginning February
• oa.-Uoular wori in "~W R- "f^S A" "," "r* «'
D. Burgess, J. W Gray, Sr., J. C.
Normar, J. Ed. Ch iacoe, L W.
Smith, J. B. Smith, A. A. Kirk-nan,
John R. Coble, M. L. Coble, W. R.
Picaard, W. E. B air. Hen y L. White
ley, H. M. Patte son, Ciecr.e S. Ser-geant,
J. W. Fry, S. C. Rudd, F. L.
Trojdon, C. M. t»r t hett, George W.
Grein, Dav.d Itumbie, L. B. Br.w?
and Rotert T. Coo>.
For the tsrm le inr.lng Februry
21—J. H. Ad an s, J. Wes ey Hed.lck,
W. A. Allen, J. J. Frazie.-, J. H Sa'.-
terfiald, D. E. Thornto •, Will in:
Durhim, John A. Camp', ell, Tnoai.s
R. Os^orne. P. M. St3W rt, C. A.
Clapp, J. R. Pitts, Carl L,. Wharton
C. R. Fields, C. A. Heodrlx, J. Henry
Phipps, a. E. Sml in, W. O. Do^get ,
Robert A. Starr, P. F. Reynolds, D.
R. Hopkins, Daniol Lryton, J. C.
O'Brien and D. M. Chris:i on.
Roads aid Brldroo.
Th2 county sur.eor wes ordered
to survey the rotd haretofore granted
in Deep River tow 8 ip, from J. L.
Charles' to Mr. Wh t hearts place.
The petition heratcfore filed ask-ing
for the opening of a puolic road
in Gilmer township, beginning on th."
Hillsboro road at Sharp's store, and
runn ng north throu.h the lanes o
the A. & M.
Firemen Interested in Insurance) Com-pany.
A well attended aid enthuslas'lc
meeti g of the ..re -nsuoro fire de-
P-ru ent w. s held Monday night to
take a lion U regard to the proposed
Firemen s Fire Ins.rancs Compa. y
of North Carolina, a company to Le
or ,-an.zed and candu ted t y the voi-unteo.-
firemen of too state. The
company is to have a capital of $100,-
00J, bu. is autnoriz3d to begin bus.-
nsss when $50,0JO shall have been
paid in. The Green oro firemen will
undertake to rais3 S8 000 of thesvO^k,
and of tais amount $2,00J w-s sub-scribed
at Monday nl nt's meeting.
Air. E. L. Clarke, sacretary of the
Greens cro fire d.'partxent, was
name a as losal saUclting agent and
wiil endeavor to ras; th9 rema nder
of Jrean8boro's appor.ionment oft_e
stock.
To Our Friend* and Customers.
We are pleased to inform you that
our market opened ^he new year un
der the most aus ilrious conditions
Prices are fully up to those preval -
laj just prior to the holidays, and
we coafldeatly expect them to con-tiime
EO.
Wa hope to have you with us soon
Trusting you had a merry Chris -
mas, and w.s'aing for you an exceed-ingly
prosperous new year, we re
main' Your friendI,
BURTON & STANLEY.
WANTED—A go-d farm hard
Married man wl hout ch ldren pre
ferred Must have ?ood recommen-datiors.
Good temis for the right
man. Address FARMER. In care of
1401 Patriot.
I want to trade a f'ne young Hol-
390'stein In condition for f'esh cow
Bethel 227 (will pay difference. Phore S29 or
Winding Hill 194 . call at 212 South M^ndeih-H «treet
Colors Schools. I l-2t. CHAS. J. SROCKMANN.
ani expl-ined th
wa ch he is engaged—he organ zat on
of boys' corn cl I s. Prof. Scnatb
said he hoped flnaly to have one of
the.w clubs organized in every scho.l
district li tie state.
Vt the conclus'oa of Prof. Stub's
P-''. 'ess a comm U e was appointed
to'->'et'.re and subn-it e plan of^pr-gan
zation, the fo Lowing reoomman-dationa
being mace and adopted:
1. That the org.n,zation be sryled
the Gullford County Agricultural As-sociation.
2. That the off ce"s te a presldir.t,
a vice prej.Le.it, a secretary aoJ a
treasurer.
3. That the ex2c:tive commute?
consis. of the of 1 e s and one mem-ber
of the assoc.a-ion In each town-ship.
4. That any Whits citizen of Gul -
ford county, regardkss of occupntion.
be allowed to leoie a member of
the association upon the payment of
a membership fee ol $1, and that th •
exec tlve committee te authorized to
solicit coatributio-8 to te used as
prizes.
5. That officers of the association
be chosen to serve one year.
6. That the as o'iatlon meet rn-nual'y
on the second Monday in De-cember
or at the call of the presi-dent.
7. That the executive comtrittee re
empow red to of er prizes for adults
and al-o for boys a d a so to have
full control of the* same.
8. That 3e/en members of the ex-ecutive
committee co stltute a quorum
for tho trans :ct.on cf business.
9. That tae ssjslatioa's monry
be pad out upon t e warrant of the
pres'dsnt and tho secretary.
10. That the tr9 surer shall gl e
a detailed report at every annual
meeting of all rec.ipts and disburse-ments.
Wh'le the committee that made
tte above reaommendatiors was ou\
Judge James E. to d, who was pres-ent
as a spectator, was called upon
and responded w th a short and ap-propriate
speech.
Upon motion oT John A. Youn-g,
every member of th3 executive com
mlttee w s autho i'..d to canvass far
new members of the association.
Upon motion of John C. Kennett.
the people of each township were re
quested to get to ether and recom-mend
their membe- of the executive-committee,
the pres d:rt? being autho -
ized to make an ap olntmentt in case
no recommendation be made In 30
days. „ .
The following were enrolled as
charter a embers ol the association-
J. A. Davidson, W. E. Beabow, John
C. Kennett, J. A. Groome. J. A. Hos-klns,
Z. L. Groome, W. C. Bain, A.
J Lambeth, John W. Wharton, Jr.,
C T M Clapp, C. H. Wooters, Ern-est
W. Teague. W. A Aydlette. T D
Hard n, W. S. High' II, S. F. Whit*.
Thomas R. Foust. W. L. Klvett, W.
T. Whtsett, G. H. McKlnney. J. A.
Rankin, John A. Youn«, Dr. J. R-Gordon
and W. C. ' lchael
Oftcers of ths a saciation were
elected as follows: J. A. Davi.son.
pres dent; Dr. J. R. Gordon, vice
pres dent; Thomrs R. Foust, sacre
tary; J. A. Rank n, treasurer.
Instead of reealvteg to tecin
economising ana sav.ng on Jan-uary
l, 1810,
START TODAY
Give yonr Ch latmaa pres-ents,
o" con ae. Bnt tlvo ta>
tellUe.itly. Dont to was efuL
Determine to save by bogla> |
nlng to save RIGHT NOW.
That's the only a*>re wavy. A«4 •*-
then— ; j
If you start yonr Satinga Aa> ' •
count with m .n D.csmbor
1909. your 1910 Chrstmaa wl.I
be merrier.
TRY IT AND SEE
REMEMBER wo pay 4 par
cent, lnteres. com oun led quar-terly
aid (epos * m de on or f
fore Saturday, December 4th, !
arawa Internet from De.-ember
American
Exchange Bank|
ORItNMOBO N. C.
Capital. IJOO.OOOOO.
B.P. WHAKTDN. Hreeideot
J. W. HOfirr. Vlee Prealdem
R.O. VAl-()M\.(a,hi.-F.
r II NICHUL-ON, Aaat. Caabler.
+*•*•••••• eeeeeeee^*
Clvl Tertn of Superior Court
A week's civil term or Gullford
buper.or court opened Monday morn-ing,
w.th Judge W. j. Adams, of
Carthate, on tae bench. The entire
time of the first day was consumed
in hearing the casj of Dr. A. Viae-oer,
g a;aiost the Norti Ca.-oliaa a.a.o
board of exan.ioers la optometry, the
suit be ng the resa.t of tae re/usal
of the board to g.aat Dr. VlneLerg a
license in optometry. The case was
heard tefore Jud^e Adams in cham-bers,
both sides waiving their right
of a .ury trial. Jud.e Adams ie>
serveJ his decis'on.
The greater part of the day yea-
-terday was consumed in hearing aa
action brought by .hi American Pure
Food Company a;aii.s: H. A. Molfl.t
Co lege, Cersar Cone | and o hers, of Ran-lima i, the cse
The Ion? In<*ocr- life of wi-ter
makes the blood weak, the systeir
e->sily cntches cold and disease. Hoi
lister's Rocky Mount'in Tea Is the
greatest winter ramedy; prevente
colds and dise-se: keeps you well all
winter, 35 cents. Tea or Tablets
Howard Gardner.
We have spray pumps and lime-sulphur
solution.
TETTT-Rnr) CO.
an dother3 to the point where Phil-lips
avenue intersects Summit ave-nue,
was brought up and ordered re
advertised.
The petition asking for the operia-;
of a public road in Fentress town-ship,
teginning at a point near th?
postoffice at Pleasant Garden and
running through tie lands of Mr.
Rockfield, Walter Fletcher and othe.e
to the public road at th? croner o'
W. D. Kirkman's fed, was granted
and ordered opened according to law.
Tha board also granted a petitior
asking for the orenlng of a public
road to be;in at W. C. Kirkman's
mall box and running east o/er the
lands cf W. D. Kirkman, W. C. Kirk-man,
H. L. Hanner and others to the
road leading from J. C. Kennett's to
the macrdam road.
A petition pre/iously filed asklp-for
the opening of a public rotd in
High Point towns lip, leading from J.
R. Rid'e's store, in the southern sut-urts
of Hi;h Point, and runnin'
south with the Asheboro & Randle
man ra.lrord to tho Randolph count
line, was granted and the road order-ed
opened accord.ng to lew.
A petition was filed Baling for r
public road ia Samner township, be
ginning at a point on the lire be
tween J. A. McCandlcss and D. L.
Hod gin, on the new road from Hod
gin's stcre to the Cole rane rrill ro d
and running south to the Randolph
county line, being a distance of atout
one n lie.
The board ordered a bridge buii t
across* Alamance creek ft D. P.
Foust's mill, the pHtloners to fur
nish the lumber neessary at $3 per
thous-nd, the conr.tr to cons'rurt
the bridge and thn lumber to be de
'lvered on the ground ty the petl
toners.
in vol. I.ng a bill of goods sold the de-fendants.
The jury returned a ver-dict
for the defend :n s.
The court is now engaged ia hear-ing
a damage suit brought by C. T.
Robertson agalns. the Southern Ex-press
company.
Notice of Sale.
On Thursday, Jan. 20, 1910, I will
sell tae following personal property
at au.ton on the premises of Daniel
Smith, la Fentress .owushpl:
One 1-horse wagon and harness,
one buggy and harness, farming
tools, household and kitchen furni-ture,
cotton seed, oats, corn, rough
feed, and a number of other articles
not mentioned.
ROBERT KIRKMAN.
Farms Wanted.
We have 1 liulr'ei for farm Wnde
li Piedmont sec.ion of North Caro-lina.
Owners of farms, desirlna: to
ae'l. will flad It to their Interest to
communicate with the Piedmont Lsnf
and Improvement Company, Greens-boro.
N. C. 62-tf.
See our new kind of home-mad*
shoes. It lays the old Brogsn aside*
There's comfort in this shoe. Basy
on the feet See Johnson, Hlnk.e A
Co.
000«000<KH>0000000<rOOOOOOOa
$20.00 IN GOLD
TO OE GIVEN AWAY.
Cox Proltfie Corn for Sal*.
I have a rice lot cf Cox Pro'lfl-
^ ■ —
Th* Commercial National
Bank will offer a prlz* of B70
In Gold to th* f«rm«r of Oull-ford
who raise* th* b*st crop
o* tobacco on one acr* of
ground, provHad th*r* will be
twenty or more eonteatanta.
Th* Judges of this eonteet
will b* Mr. J. W. .'ordan on the
part of th* bank, and aomeon*
chosan by the Greensboro To-bacco
AssoclaHon, th* third to
be selected by th*** gsntte
men.
Those wlahlng to *nt*r th*
contest will pl*as* call at th*
bank and l*iv* their nam*s
and addr*aaes.