The Greensboro patriot [April 13, 1911]

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VOL. 90. GREENSBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1811 NO. 1 5.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN COLuV*/-,^ *8.ES SPEAKS GETS SO YEARS.
'. *. Murderer Given Limit in
/ , 3nd Degree Murder.
Moses Speaks, who murdered his
«k ^.TipeV^iii^mSJLi^^.wtte. Mrs. Fannie Speaks, and his
?:"!; midvance. son-in-law, Will Miller, in High Poim
""_J eary on the morning of February 18,
'CTTis the time to spray. A large was placed on trl 1 for his life ii
,, i,«„» mixture and arsen- G" Word Superior court last Thuis
:;'\;aa at thempeUyeR^d Com- Jay. Friday afternoon the Jury re;
a i irau .... turned a verdict of guilty of sec
i": ■ ;;- ond degree murder. Solicitor Gati.
~v .1 tan got plant bed fertilizer of having announced that the stitt
Townsend Buggy Company. .would be saeisf ed with such a ver-
___ diet. Saturday Judge Daniels sen-
1 farmers who are interested in tjneed Speaks to the state peniten-loails
of feitilizer will do well tary for 30 years, the maximum pen
,, i, ar our proposition before buy- alty and Monday Deputy Sheriff
elsewhere. Townsend Buggy i Crutchfield conveyed the prisoner to
10-6t; I Raleigh to begin his term of impris-onment.
[•any.
member we have a guaranteed
v. steel. Petty-Reld Company.
LOCAL NEW8 IN BRIEF FORM.
Matters of Interest to Readers of
The Patriot Far and Near.
Rev. E. K. McLarty, the pastor,
is conducting a series of spec'al ser~
vices at West Market Street Metho-dist
church this week.
Rev. Shuford Peeler, pastor of th<
First Reformed church, retdrnee
Tuesday night from Burlington
where he assisted Rev. J. D. An-drew
in a revival meeting.
Mr. John Flynt and Miss F orence
Hilton Iwere married last night at
the home of the bride's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. J. Hilton. The c remony
was performed by Rev. L. E. Sm th,
in the presence of a few C'I se
friends and relatives.
Mr. Ralph B. Coit, who has been
connected with the North Carolina
SP,eatS„W»an8
edPlfaor" the ^aftrnSon Insurance department at Raleigh, has
are a?ain handling Miss Ued sesTU^hur^y^.e^tifX »~ J^SRjLli Wfi
nui butter purifier, which we | noon being consumed in the seiec
sold for many seasons to the tion of a jury from the speial ve-
.;,• i.iction of aU purchasers. When
,,.. ,i according to directions, it re-all
taste of onions. R. G.
South Elm street. 14-2L
rci'>> '
Hi:-'
If r.s good harness, collars, bridles,
whips, saddles, pa-is. guaranteed har-n,
»s i oil. good harness repairing,
hoii'i remedy for your horses' feet,
' ,.. .: S. Gaulde.ii, the hores's
,-., ,| »174 South Elm 11-tf.
FOR SALE—Pure bred single comb
Blark Minorca eggs; $1.25 for setting
„f i; Mrs. L. T. Smyth, Liberty,
N. I It. F. D. 3. 14"5t.
[registered imported Percheron s'al-lioi,
five years old, color black,
weight about 1«00 pounds. The best
ion .ner brought to 'this sec-tion
is now ready for service, and
will stand 'he season at Lee S.
Smith's place, Guilford College. For
• IT- and particulars, write or phone
(iniliord College Horse Company,
Lee S. Smith, Mgr. 12-tf.
Carbon for your iron or your too
warmer at the Townsend Buggy
Company's.
S v-ral cars of fresh fertilizers
jus, received.' See us before you
nire of 75 men that had been sum-moned.
The follow ng jurors were
Chosen, the first named being the
only member of the regular panel:
W a Zimmerman, .1. S. Greeson,
W. J. Stafford, A. W, Scoggins, J.
Life and Annuity Company, in this
city. He succeeds Mr. H. E. Vine-berg,
iwho goes w'th a Chicago com-pany.
The Chatham Record reports that
Mr. A. L. Bain, a real estate dealer
of this city, who had an opttton on a
tract of land in Chatham county a'
F Farrington J S. Ingoid. I. F. j the price of $12,000, recently sold it
Fennel" RP Gordon? James B. ] for $20,000. The tract contains 800
Minor A F. Gret sen, A. B. Lee and j acres is well timbered a"d is as-
Di R Aikeii. | sessed for taxation at $4,000.
igned the
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Speaks was represented by Hudson | Rev. N. J. Fakke has res
Swift and Solic'-tcr Gattis was as- | presidency of Emanuel LLuuttlheran Col
slsted in the prosecution by County jlege, in this city, to become mis
s'onary fie'd secretary for the Luth-eran
church. Rev. Fred Berg, of Illi-nois,
h's been elected president of
At orney Wilson.
The children or Speaks were the
principal Witnesses against to
and all of them declared their be- i the college and is expected in
lief that he is sane. The defense ; Greensboro next month 'to relieve Mr.
introduced a number of witness s BaVke.
with a view of showing that the de- i Sher ff Jones received a telegian
fendant was insane at the time he I yesterday from the chief of i>ol '
committed the crime; had been in-j of Madison informing him that the
sane at other times and has always i Madison officers had arrested Arthur
been more or less demented. The Scales, one o." the Rockingham coun-state
offered witnesses in rebuttal ty pr.sontrs who escaped from Guil-
A NEW MEETING HOUSE.
Handsome Houte of Worship to be
Erected at Guilford Ccllcge.
The semi-annual session of the
permanent board of the North Car-olina
Yearly Meeting of Friends was
held In the Asheboro Street Friends
meeting house Tuesday for the trans-action
of routine business. The ses-sion
was presided'over by Mr. F. H.
Nicholson, secretary of the board
and there was a good aUendanc \
22 members of the board being pres-ent..
The matter of most interest con-sidered
by the board was the erec-tion
of a new meeting house at Guil-ford
College jointly by the yearly
meeting and the New Garden, month
ly meeting. The permanent boar
decided to con'ribute $5,000 to the
cost of the building. The New Gar-den
monthly meeting is to contrib-ute
the sum of $4,000, besides the
lot on which the me:tlng house is
to stand and it is 'the plan to secure
as much as $3,000 more by private
subscription and erect a beautiful
$12,000 meeting house.
The committee on the Blue Ridge
mission in its report recommendee"
that the sum of $100 be donated to
that institution to help defray the-erection
of a part of the missioi
which was destroyed by fire some
time ago. The board accepted th<
report and the secretary was author-ized
to forward the amount to th
mission at once.
The executive committee of the
church extension also me' and trans-acted
the usual routine business, vot-ing
the resular appropriations, as
they have ex'sted during the past
Co! p.iny . :,28 South Elm street.
of this. Records of two or three
asylums in which the prisoner had
been confined were introduced. Dr.
McKee, superintendent of the state
hospital at Raleigh, testified tha'
Speaks Is now an escaped inmate
of the Morganton hospital; that he ] trial at Wentworth, in Rockingham
has never been discharged legally, county.
spite of the disagreeable weath-ford
tounty jail when six prisoners
broke out of prison here ten davs
ago. Deputy Sheriff W. J. Weath-erly
went to Madison yesterday af-ternoon
to bring Scales back hereto
Hodge in jail until he is needed for
"> r * risS1' OtMord Hardware «« ^"'goftpn ma of "the asyluni'! In
Gr-at lot boys' suits, extra pants.
men - suits, men's pants, overalls
hats and shoes at bargain prices at
Towi .'lid's Variety Store. 13-2t,
| at Raleigh, where h> had been mov-ed
from the Morganton hospital.
The defendant maintained an aii
of indifference throuahout the trial
and when Judge Daniels passed scn-
(I t the Empire corn drill at the
IVt -Reid Company's. This drill
lias I -en the standard for years.
er, a crcwi' of over 3,000 people wit-nessed
the baseball game between
the teams of the University of
North Carolina and the University
of Virginia, at the Cone athletic
yeir. No new appropriations were ! exchanges and farmers' l'ns,
voted by the committee.
The board adjourned to meet aga'n
at Guilford College August 8, dur-ing
the session of the yearly meet-ing.
The following members of the per-manent
board were present and par-ticipated
in Tuesday's meeting: F.
H. Nicholson, Greensboro: J. Elwood
Cox. High Point; Jeremiah S. Cox.
Greensboro; F. S. Flair, Gu'lford
College; J. E. Cartland. Greensboro:
GUILFORD LEADS AGAIN.
Something of Rural Telephone Ex'en-lion
in Ihie County.
Guilford county has become so ac-customed
to leading in all matters
of progress and development .hat the
announcement that Guilford leads in
any particular line is hardly an item
of news, for it is no more than the
publ c expected. It mav surpr se
some people, however, to learn that
Guilford is leading all the other
count es of the state in rural tele-phone
extension, as she is leading
them in good roads, better schools'
and improved farms.
Last week a meeting of of icials
of the Southern Bell Telephone Com-pany
was held in Charlo.te, and the?
follow ng is taken from a report of
the meeting as published in the
daily papers:
"The spread of the rural telephone
has been one of the mest progres-sive
rters taken- by the Sou'h rn
farmer, and the advantages accru-ing
to the farmer have be n suffi-cient
to create a demand for tele-phone
service in all sections.
"The rapidly of the growth may
be appreciated when it is stated that
there were 11.390 farraei s connected
with the Southern Bell system on
March 1, 1910, and there a-e now
approximately 25,000 such station:
eonnect-d or under contract. Of
these more thai 4,883 are in North
and South Carolina.
"Guilford county 1?, as usual, lead-er
in matters of this kind, and there
are now connected up and in reach
of Greensboro bv telephone, 262
farmers. Th"se farmers are reach-ed
through the means of farmers'
the
farmers' exchange* being located a'
Brown Summit, Summerf'eld and
Gu'lford College, and at the house of
J. W. Clapp in Gilmer township.
There are farmers' lines reaching tei
Glenwood school se-t'on, McLears-ville
and Groometown, and a number
of others are now being built to dif-ferent
localities in the county.
"With the contemplated lines and
exchanges to be built within the
n^xt two months, every section of
The Benefits of a
Savings Account I
I -till have the famous Summers
iae-k and will stand Mm this sea-
- u • my stable, one mile and a
i of Brown Summit, $8 to
■ IBI. W. O. Doggett. ll-4t.
tence upon him he declared that he, pa,^ in this t.itv las; Saturday af-was
not responsible for the crime ternoon. The Virginians won by a
saying others were to blame. He score of 3 to 1. but in Charlotte Mon-s;
ated that they had taken his real ,iay tne lables were turned. Caro-estate
and personal property away ; I na winning in a pretty game by 1
from him and that infuriated at the ! to 0. It is probable that the tie will
deed, he had committed the dual | De played o:f in Greensboro on Sat-murder.
To the remark by Judge | urday of next week, April 22.
Daniels that Speaks' wife was not
responsible for his loss of property The annual meeting of Greensboro
, I Lodge No. W-. It. P. o. Elks, was
no plow equal to the Vul- Speak, said the* <Hw rnspc«sl , h(,,d ,asY M| when th(, off (i
can Plow, and th? Townsend Buggy Me for the loss of $200 worth c , p, ensuing year
Uomi py'i is the best place to buy ! his personal property ^t^8*'^ were Installed and reports submitted
then All sold under a guarantee to J* P*rt in the (work he had slain Q{ operatlon of th(, lmlKe for
;•: .:.-• or your money refunded.
I .ill s and my fine six-year-old
Span sli jack this season at my
- i- two miles south of Pleasant
(!a I-n and one mile west of John-
- siding. Price to insure foal,
• i'. Kearns. 12",t-roughbred
S. C. Rhode Island
It ,i Cockerels for sale. DeGraff
Eggs for setting. Also Wil-
:id W'yelioff strains S. C. White
I. -.>::.s Stock and eggs for sale
il times. J. Richard Moore, Fern-
I'oultrv Farm, Brown Summit
N ,- 12-4t.
"'ar loads cf feitilizer at wholesale.
Hurt's the way we se-11 it this year,
and see us be-fore you buy.
T '..-. nd Buggy Company. l0-6t.
No-,, that spring is approaching,
you will need a new buggy, and
- to the fact that we carried
a large stock which must be
ild in sixty days, we will give you
very low price on-one if you will
mr wants be known. See us at
Townsend Buggy Company.
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred
Berkshire pigs. Lacy
Greensboro, R. F. I). I.
Kirkman
13-4t.
opei
'"''• the past year. The lodge has a mem-bership
of nearly 300 and is in the-
Our Avery steel wecders have ar- most prospereius condition of its Ms-rived.
Come at once, as we have tory. Judge lames E. Hoyd was in-nearly
all spoken for and people stalle'd as e-xalted ruler, and he
awaiting their arrival. M. G. Newell will l.e assisted by a band of loyal
Company. Elks In keeping the lodge up lo its
high sta e of efficiency. The busi-ness
meeting was followed by a very
pi -asant social session.
At a meeting of the Guilford1 CoUU-GOOD
FARM FOR SALE—18? ty Farmers' Union, in this city Sat-acres
four miles east of Greensboro: urday, resolutions were adopted en-two
good dwelling houses: good out dorsing the- rec.nt laNv empowering
houses: partly fenced with wire; in , the eounty to employ a physician
good state of cultivation: oO or .60; to give his en.ire time in promoting
acres of oak timber; place situated', the he lith interests of the county.
on macadam road. Apply to William by giving the' ehildren of the- rural
Forsyth. en the place. schools instruction in matters per-itaning
to hygiene and by arousing
We have a lot of Lynchburg plows Interest throughout the eounty in
that we will sell at half price. These ; making the schools and homes m"e
are new plows. l'etty-Reid Company, sanitary. It was decided to petition
, I the county commissioners to appro-phone."
TRAMP SHOOTS CONDUCTOR.
Geor-e W. Whi'e, Guilford College: ! £uAl.f5,rd Sennt?5
wi" J;e ,n «W"wn-
.1. Winston Blair.Archdale: Alpheus Ilcaton with Greensboro by tele-
W. White. Guilford College; David
O. Cecil. Hi°h Point; Dav'd E. Samp
son, Graham: Clara I. Cox. High
Point; James M. Vuncannon, Ashe-boro;
Samuel Hodgin, Gu'lford Col-lege:
Alpheus N. Priggs, High Point:
Prisc'lla R. Hackney, Greensboro:
Rodena Wright, Center; Shepherd
C. Nelson. Kernersvllle: Walter
White. Hich Point: N. C. English.
Trinity: V. C. Henley. Greensboro:
John N. Woodv. Gu lfo d College: L
L. Hobbs. Guil'o d College; Albert
Peele, Guilford College.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Negro Fires Four Pulle** Into Sou'h-ern
Railway Man.
Ccndu tor R. C. Bell, of freight
No. 173 of the Southern, was shot
four times by a negro tramp whom
he had ordered off his train Tues-day
night about midnight. The doc-tors
say he s'-ands an even chain
for recovery. The freight, south
bound, passed Greensboro between 9
and 10 o'clock and it was soon afte.
leaving Jamestown that the conduc
, 'or discovered two nesro men steal
,W,....l,l M,. ove en H!_■•ighi. Pn e•nt« ,• n Fnor.ce. 'a8 a 'i''1' on the train. He ordern t|u,m of. ^ Qa{, of ^^ ^
p led a r.'volver and fired at the tra'n-
The committee on .transportation man five times, four of the shots
for th • Sunday school excursion tc ! taking effect.
be opera ed from Greensboro to The negroes remained on the train
High I'oi-.'.t on. April 27. the lig day , until it Beared High Point, when they
of th3 state Sunday school conven- ; dropped off and disappeared. The
tion, has chartered a train end all ' negro who did the shooting was de-,
the schools In the county are invit- s-rib.d as a yellow, medium-siz?d fel
ed to go. The fare for the round low. and his contra:.ion as verj-trip
will be only 50 cents; the train black. The wounded conductor wa:
to leave Greensboro at !• A. M. and Carrie' on to Salisbury and placed in
return at 10 P. M. It is expected that the Whit head-Stokes sanitarium. He
more than five hundred workers of i is a married man. having a wife in
the county will spend the day in i Spencer.
High Point. Those el.•siring tickets I It is learned that the condition cf
can s 'e their Sunday school superin- : Conductor Hell is as favorable as
te ident or the members cf ehe' trans- | could be hoped and the attending
portation committee—C. ('. McLean physicians think that he will recov-
M. \V. ThoniiiKon. G. E. Petty. J. | er, thoiuh he is seriously wounded.
Norman Wills, G. H. Miles and C
A. Hines.
A big Sunday school rally of the
The benefLs accruing from a
savm.s account are manitoid.
The interest received is the
smallest benefit produced. To
lay aside a "snug little sum
for a rainy day" is a com-mendable
undertaking, and
certainly worth all the effort
any savings account ever re-quired,
when the "rainy day"
comes. But satisfying as
these benef.ts are, they have
not the merit that comes of
the training acquired in suc-cessfully
conducting a savings
account. To have learned the
principles of economy is to
have your independence and
happiness assured. Such are
some of the great values of a
savings account. This bank en-courages
such accounts by pay-ing
4 per cent, interest on
them, compounded four times
a year.
Checking accounts in any
amount cordially invited.
Please call at the bank when
you are in town.
American
|Exchange Bank
QRCCNSBORO. N. C.
Capital, • • 1300,000.00.
R. G. VAUGHW, Pret.
J. W. SCOTT. V.-Pre».
T F. H. HICHOLSOH, Aut. Cashier
Banking Hours—9 A. M. to 2
P. M.
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NEWS OF THE OLD NORTH STATE
is a ear load of fertiliser you
■• ling., see us. We can and
- you money. Townsend Bug-
. • inpaannyv. 10-6t.
i,l>er that the Petty-Reid
y s is the- place for spray
and solutions.
Patriot, the Progressive Farm-
■y Woman's Magazine- and the
a Poultry Journal one -v.l'ar-addition
a pair of eight-inch
;imi a book of ll-"> needles -.11
'.ii, is the best clubbing and
>ni offer ever made. Better
.1 vantage eii the proposition at
for we- may not be able- to
i" it for long.
FOR SALE-Owen's seed corn sep- I pria'e funds and swure a »»!**«?*
arator. This machine was shipped to physician to have charge of the
T. B. Parker, director of the North work.
Carolina experiment station, and was Tne following have been elected
lost in transit, Mr. Parker buying I M rectors of the Greensboro country
another machine before this one was:ciun: jjr p \y Banner, H. R.
located. We bought it right and I Bush. Ceasar Cone. C. H. Andrews
will sell it cheap. Ford Roofing w. C. A. Hammell, R. C. Hood, B.
Company, South Elm street 12-tf. j Justice, A. B. Kimball, A. L.
Brooks, L. J. Brandt, A. W. MeAlis-ter.
W. B. Allen, C. C.Taylor. G. S.
Ferguson, Jr., and-F. C. BoyleS. The-
Incorporators of the club have pur-chased
from Mr. A. M. Scalse ">n
. acres of land on the extension of
The Patriot's combination clubbing I North Elm street and just beyone'
"Flying High" and Safety.
s-h^ols in Greensboro will probably The enterprising management of
be h-ld on Sunday afternoon. April [ the Home Savings Bank succeeded
23. in order to ascertain just how j in getting a pretty good kodak pic-many
workers are going from the I ture of the aiiship exhibition in this
several churches and whether or not", city Friday afiernoon and presents
Greensboro is going to work for the, i a fairly good view of the same In
1912 convent'on. its advertisement on the fourth page.
All superintendents in the county : The moral pointed is true and force-are
requested to bring the matter to ful, for it is a fact that those who
It takes nerve to guarantee a cul-tivator
steel not to bend or break,
but we say it and we mean it. Try
them. Pettv-Reid Company.
'■Hi SALE—Fresh Jersey cow
Ird i alf, Mrs. Harjnah White;,
IMII i, If. F. 1). 7. 14-2t.
Th< Patriot and the- Thiice-a-Week
» link World, four papers a
k. one- year for $1.0."'. You
in t ask for more reading matter
!i" me)ne*y.
Ii shipment of the genuine
lei . and Porto Rico molasses
■ived R. G. Hia'tt, South
14-2t.
Ni-w York World three times
l< and Tlie- Patriot once a
5 ear for $1.65.
tails in the hiv
the fifth page. Their friends were greatly surpris-
| eel to learn-of the marriage Sunday
of Mr. Wyeh Long and Miss Doug-lass
Hendiix, well known and poi'U-Do
Your Painting Now.
We have decided to c>°»eo«t our , .
line of paints to make room roe f.eron)0MV took j jn thl, presb>-
We have auout
w^° j torian churrh at Hl?h Point and was
the attention of their schools and
ass'st in taking a big crowd to High
Point.
stay close to the earth and plod
along, putting a little money in the
savings bank at regular intervals
are the ones who really "get ahead.''
Inter-sting O.casion at White Oak
Last Night.
The handsome lodge room to be
At'ent on. Confederate Veterans.
Guilford Camp U. C. V., No. 79f>.
occupied by the fraternal orders of will on May 10. at 9 o'clock A. M..
White Oak was dedicated las1'- nigl # i meet at lne ,.ourt house in Greens-with
interesting exercises under the | DCro, N. C. in loving memory of our
auspices of the Jr. O. U. A M., the | patriotic dead and for the transac-
Daughters of Liberty, the Knights oi tion of su. h business as may prop-r-lythias
and the woodmen of the Iv come before it. Members of the
World. The event of chief interest Camp should be on hand promptly
was the unveiling of portraits of the a. th„ htmr ab„ve named or they wil'
late Moses H. Cone and Ceasar miss some inn ortant matters.
Cone, the he-id of the giant Cone j y WHITTED, Com.
interests. The portraits were pre- Pv u- u- VVOOD, Adjutant.'
senti'd by members of the severnl
fraternal orelers as testimonials of
estee-m and affection.
Mr. John J. Phoenix was master
A Survey of Whet is Transpiring in
trie -Commonwealth.
Winston-Salem Tuesday defeated
the commission form of government
by a majority of 158 out of a total
of 1,068 votes cast.
The First Presbyterian church of
Charlotte has called Rev. Dr. J. A.
Vance, of Chicago, to the pastorate.
Dr. Vance is a native of Tennessee.
Earl Hoover, the 13-year-old son
of Brlles Hoover, living seven miles
from Asheboro, was accidentally shot
last Thursday afternoon by his broth-er,
Hal Hoover, dying in about an
hour.
Charles Murphy, who killed John
Simmons, in Yancey county last I)<'-
cember, was eonvicted of first de-gree
murder in Yancey eounty Su-perior
court last week and sentenced
to die June 30.
Mr. William Howell, kne>twn as
"War Bill" Howe'.l because he- had
served in the Me-xican and Indian
wars, died in Wayne county a few
days ago at the alleged authenticat-ed
age of 105. He was active iu
farm work up to a recent illness.
There^were two killings in Robe-son
county Friday. At Lumberton
Jim Byrd shot and killed Will
Smith, Jr.. shooting Smith from be-hind.
Byrd was drinking and had
a grudge against Smith. He and
an alleged accomplice are in jail. In
the county two negroes killed a
third and the alleged murderers are
in jail.
J B. i.ivngston, of Polk county
and H. T. Norman, ot Mitchell e-oun-tv,
have sent their resignations a*
members of the general assembly
to Governor Kitehin on account of
new offices they have accepted, Nor-man
becoming treasurer of the ne*
county of Avery, organize*! April I,
and Livingston becoming treasurer oi
Polk county.
Bogus Cloth.
anot'.ie-r line.
pounds of Statesman's pure performed by 'he pastor. Rev. R. E.
"U .-' ALK—Pure bred iiarre'd Ply-i
lioek eggs for setting. Price
ts for 15. Mrs. J. S. Fergu-
Hnrtshorn, R. F. D. 1; telephone
They may also be obtained
I. A. Andrew's store in Greens-
12tf.
McDuffie. wno ieu'»".- irvtuaji. ->u. i.ong :
bought the" bankrupt stock of fnrni- Mrs J. W. Long and
ture etc of G. M. Morris & Co., is fending med'eal lectu
now'closing out the remainder of the mond for some time.
■or farm lands- one mile from
'■ iliile-, residence and lots in
'ki-sdale, address Box 24, Stoke-s-
, N. C. H-2L
ead which we will sell at anil oe-o" Calelwell. ]t was known that the
cost. Come to see us when in town- , youn„ peopl;. W( re eneased. but theii
Cre-ws & Wilson, successors to e«-» mai.rjage was not expected for some
nett & Co., 235 North Greene stiee ■ | tinre Tnp 1)ri(,e .g a (lauKhter 0f
' " T~ ! Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hendrix and is a
Goods at Factory Pr ces. beautiful and accomplished youns.
Mr N J McDuffie who recently ■ woman. Mr. Long is a son cf Dr.
"■■-•■■ Mrs. J. W. I.ong and has been at-lectures
in Rich-
He will coni-
„ l ; >ry prices in order tojplete his course :n a few weeks, af-make
room for Ms D*% sock of fur- | ****** *"■« »is bride will b*
niture, which is fast coming in, and I at home in this eity.
Mr. McDuffie desires to take- ad- , _
vantage of tl-is occasion to thank Hiekory Democrat: J. W. Ben-his
friends and many old e-ustomres , fje](1 who has a wjfe am] two ehil.
for the generous favors extended tc . ^ron living here, has been arrested
him in the past and to express the at r^mon Ci'ty. Fla., pending trial cf
hope that not only all of his old cus- tne charge of bigamy. It is learned
tomers, but many new ones as well i,ere that he was married .here some
may see it to their advantage to time ago to a young woman of good
continue to favor him with their fur- family—Miss Maud Lewis,
niture wants a- his new state on
IWest Market s'reet, opposite Dxk s
laundry. 15-2t. SUBSCRIH'" TO THE PATRIOT
What is Paint? Some people
of ceremonies and made a very ap- think anything labelled "paint" is
propriate address of welcome, follow- pain*, but there's a difference, jusi
ing an invocation by Rev. W. H. El- as much as b- tween one- kind of
ler and the opening ode, "Nearer, . cloth and another. Cloth nine-tenths
My God. to Thee." cotton and one-tenth wool, is bogus
Addresses were made as follcws: cloth. Cloth all wool wears to the
'The Juiror Order, ' George Bailiff; limit. Paint at a price between 7."i
"The Daughters of Liberty. " Mrs. cents and $1.50 is like bogus cloth.
Viola Edwards; "Damon and Pyth- The L. & M. Paint Is all wool and
ias." Rev. S. E. Richardson: ''Wood- wears to the limit. There's a rea-craft."
James F. S "iriock. Mr. son.
Ceasar Com- follow d with c. weli- "I/Dn';man & Martinez, manufactur-worded
and appropriate s,>e ech thi.t ers, the L. & M. Pure Paints. Var-breatheel
the true spirit of Irate r- nishes and F'aints for every purpose,
nity. por sa[e by Gibsonvilb- Drug Coin-
Following the formal fV rcis. s. a pany, Gibsonville, N. C.
repast was enjoyed iu th° banquet
hall. The menu was as enticing and
appetizing as ever graced a banque t
board in this city.
The big advertisement on the
The Georgia prison commissioi
has recommended to Governor Bro|wn
tha* h - grant an unconditional pardon
to Thomas Edgar Stripling, the for-mer
police chief of Danville, Va., whe
fifth pate tells allabout the best killed a.man in that state 14 years
dubbing and premium offer The Pa- ago and escaped whde being taken
triot has ever been able to make, to the penitentiary. His fate now
Rl?a(j it rests with the governor.
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Your Money
What, are you doing with it? 0
It is not safe if you are car- p
rying it around In your pocket g
or keeping it In your home. If n
you will deposit it in our bank, g
it will be absolutely safe, and °
vou can pay your bills by n
check, which is mor<- business- 6
like than handling the cash. If g
your money is deposited in g
our Savings Department, we £
will pay you 4 per cent, inter-
[. est, compounded Quarterly.
I
Commercial National |
Bank
F. B. RICKS, President.
F. C. BOYLES, Cathler.
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