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also appreciates the advantages OF being
on the line of the Southern Railway Sys
tenn. all giving to our citizens the advan-
taees of frequent trains and competitive
rates
This city now has free rural, as we'll
as city postal deliveries, and with great
ly increased business reported by the
postoffice. banks, manufacturers, mer-
chants. and by the real estate, tobacco
and cotton operators, and can conf
IDENTIFY anticipate continued increase of
business prosperity.
! A committee has within the past fort
night been appointed to organize a syn
dictate for the building of a new hotel
that is modern and up-to-date in all
! its appointments.
The Raleigh Leaf Tobacco Co., has been
organized within the last few months, for
dealing IN and manufacturing leaf tobac-
co. Two warehouses, and possibly three,
will be in operation this season.
/ ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND LIGHT
s#E COMPANIES
! THE Electric City Railroad, run by the
Raleigh Electric Company, is about five
miles in length. 1t enables passengers
to visit all the main points of interest in
| the city, including the State Capitol and
surrounding State buildings, Governor s
Mansion, Pullen Park, Brookside Park,
Oakwood Cemetery, and the various
schools and colleges. 1t has lately add
ed to it's line md equipment.
Standard Gas and Electric Company
and the Raleigh Electric Company supply
electric lights to the city, the first com
pany supplying both gas and electricity.
The Raleigh Ice and Electric Company
is just completing it's power and light
ing plant on the Neuse River. which Will
transmit power to the city, distance oil
| six miles
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Company, Of Raleigh, was organized as
a fire insurance company in 1863
The Peoples Mutual Benevolent As
sociation, of Raleigh, was incorporated
in 1897
The Peoples Benefit and Relief AS
ISOLATION. of North Carolina, is a color
ed institution.
The Mechanics and Investors Union
is a model Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
HOSPITALS AND 1NFIRMARIEs.
The State Hospital, on Dix Hill, over
looking Raleigh, is an asylum for the in
sane. accommodating about 400 patients.
The Rex HOSPITAL is public hospital
for patients suffering from all except
contagious diseases.
The North Carolina Soldiers Home has
an appropriation from the State Treas
try. and also receives voluntary contri-
buttons.
st. Luke's Home for Old Ladies is
managed by the Kings Daughters.
Leonard Medical School Hospital, Shaw
University, is for the colored people.
St. Agnes Hospital and Training School
for Nurses, is also for colored people.
|. MANUFACTURING AND BUILDING.
The following is a partial list of new
enterprises that have lately been added
to the industries and improvements of
the city:
| The Melrose Knitting Mill, for manu-
facture of mems underwear; the Willard
| & Ashe Hosiery Mill, for which new
brick factory has been erected; the
! C,onnervilIe Brick COMPANY with the
most approved steam brick machinery
the electric plant at Milburnie, on Neuse
river: large cotton mill at Falls OF
river. large cotton mill at Falls of Neuse
owned in Raleigh; Norwood Cigar Fac
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The North Carolina Home Insuran
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Her Commerce, Her Industries,
Her Growth, Her Buildings.

before they can move" The building of
the Baptist Female University, the Capt.
tai Club, the Tucker Building, the Olivia
Raney Library, the Carolina Trust Com
panys new building, and the new Pres
byterian church marks the departure
from a city of small buildings to met
ropolitan city. Those buildings set the
race for the new architecture that is
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Raleigh's browning glory is its educa-
tional primary. The centre of official
and political life for generations, it
has always been noted for it's excellent
educational advantages. The youth from
all portions of the State have been at
tracted to Raleigh by it's fine schools
and colleges
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
With its numerous schools and colleges,
Raleigh can well be called an educa-
tional center The graded schools are
models of their kind.
The North Carolina College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts has fine
site, just beyond the western corporate
limits. The college is of brick, with
Wake county granite and Arson brown
stone. 1t was a thorough course with mil
itary feature. There is a magnificent
new Textile School Building, which cost
500, 900, and the new Watauga Hall, which
will cost $25 900.
st. Marys School for young ladies.
under Episcopalan auspices, is famous
throughout the South. 1t is now doing
| a greater work than ever under the pres
idency of Rev. T. D. Bratton, and its
career of usefulness promises much for
the future.
Peace Institute, under Presbyterian
patronage, is another well-known school
for young ladies. 1t has an able corps
Of twenty instructors, and it's patronage
embraces many States
/ The Baptist Female University is one
/ of the new institutions of the city, and
/ has been remarkably successful. having
a splendid faculty of twenty and possess
! ing every advantage for doing the best
work.
The Raleigh Male Academy.ris a splen-
did school for boys. in it's fifteenth year.
The record of it's students in universe
ties and colleges is upexcelled.
Shaw University for colored people
is huge brick structure. Adjoining; is
Estey Seminary for females, and near
by is Leonard Medical College. There, is
also a law department.
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
A medical department of the University
has been established in the city, with
faculty composed of the leading phy-
slcians and surgeons of the State. Tn,
course is two years, and is Intended f,
supplement the regular University cours
!, In medicine.
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There is also an electric fire alarm
system.
THE MAGNIFICENT TUCKER BUILD
ING.
The fuckers have been Raleigh's lead
ers for many years. The late Col. w. ii.
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RALEIGH, s TIE PROGRESSIVE Capital
Raleigh the Political and Commercial Centre of the
State, Model City for Residence and
for Business.

The iticalC lent of
The Educa tional mt of he
he torc of he
The Ccntre of a nj Eerti
"A Leadi Tobacco
A odeI land licences
A FIouris and
A eandPr Business Houses
The Home O Institutions
The Honeo distinguished Professional Men
The Loca ion O Noted Architects Builders
The llicatio o
The of
The Model of Impro and
A City That ekcrs
of Sleep
Last
Modern Cars
That Will
Pros
perou GroyVi and Flourishing Modern City.
A. of Raleigh
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st. Augustine Normal School is a large
institution for the education of the col
ored people. 1t has many handsome and
commodious buildings.
There are State schools for the white
and colored blind, and the colored deaf
and dumb and blind
There is also a Kindergarten, with
about fifty children, and a college OF
pharmacy, with about forty students.
Two orphanages have recently been
established, one for Methodist, and one
for Catholic children.
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Ralejgh-and of course 1T is the NEWS
AND OBSERER-pays more postage
than all the newspapers of any other
town or city in North Carollna lose'her
pay, and more than is paid py an Tue
newspapers in the much larger city Oh
Norfolk, Virginia.
Raleigh is becoming city or mohu-
ments. In its lovely cemetery are mohu-
ments erected to the memory OF many
of the States distinguished dead, and IN
capitol square within the past few years
a magnificent monument has been erect
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Raleigh, Incorporated 1885, capital $685.
COO Raleigh Savings Bank, commenced
business 1887, capital S15,50O. Mechanics
Dime Savings Bank, incorporated in 1885.
capital $4,000.
Private Bankers are Grimes & Vass,
Raleigh Loan and Trust Company, and
Carolina Trust Company.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The North Carolina Home Insurance
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clientele and there is an increasing de-
mand for their professional services. The
number of prosperous firms of con-
tractors and builders has increased even
more rapidly. and the demand for new
factories new stores and new homes is
even greater than the army of contrac-
tors and skilled mechanics can keep up
with. There is not vacant store or
vacant residence in Raleigh said
leading real estate agent yesterday.
people who desire to come to Raleigh
to live are waiting for homes to be built
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Election Tuesday Nov. a,
MANAeERs ~ RMIIrrs-


beerbiook-W b Bell. L i, Cole. j W
DtHpre managers. G c Clay bailia and
returning officer.
Cliilonyille- C C Asker, &c Jamlson. J
I Patty jr. managers. T b Franklin, bail.
in and r, o.
Prairie poini-L + Cole. J A Dinsmore.
j G Morgan. } b Stewart tailtf and r. o.
Center Point } B Binion. W D Kemp, l.
Dent managers, so Freeman bailiG and
r, o.
CookSvile--F A Denton. J r Sparkman.
j. CDowner m nagerS. w W Daniel bail
III aud r. o
q, Faulettc--T B paulette, r NJ Campbell
] j Scott managers, In Marshall buiitr
and r.o,
Macon--W j Phelps, W II Holman, w F
Riddle ST. NJ Bowen balif and r. o.
ShuquaIak-J C Campbell, B f jackson.
W = Dugan managers, Toney Land bailin'
and r. o.
MaShulayille-T G Rosser, c b Russell.
Il y Lee managers. jeff Fnklea bailif' and
r. o.
Summeryille-,Ino Coolidge. w II Evans,
) > white, Ell Wade bailitfand /. o.
, Brooksvlle--Geo Crymes, ] Il Bowling,
, + Gibson managers. W A Parks bailifr
and re-
Fairyew--F II Coleman. j f Cook. j f
'IoNer managers. X May bailill aud r, 0,
W 0. BARNES,
l.. E EILAND,
Election Commissioners.
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The Qui Yl,e Club Entertained.

The Qui Viye club was most charm
irgly entertained Thursday evening by
Mr., ami Mrs. h. F. Kennedy The
parlors and hall were beautifully deco
rated with roses and asparagus. Punch
was served by Miss Crawford.
Euchre was the feature of the even
ing, Mrs. w. F. Patty winning the la
dies prize, a lovely gold prong meat
X. Mr.. N, Scales was the lucky
gentleman, silver handle whisk broom.
MIR. julius Klaus cut the consolation, a
paper cutter, which he gave to Miss
Cohen to console her for the first prize
she missed by loosing the list game.
Most delightful refreshments were
served, after which the guests took
their leave, regretting to bring to a clese
such pleasant evening ii.
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sas9SsssssssssssssssssssA
8 WEDDING BELLS. y
SeSsessSeeseeseseeSeeeek "
huTT0N.MnSEIEY
HuTTON.MOSELEY.

There was beautiful home weadiss
at Woodnwn, the home Of Nrona M
G. s. Field. relatives Of the bride -
Thursday, October OH at 7o'cIock. t6e
contracting PARTIES being Mr.. r NJ.
hose'ey Of Kempcr county and Miss
Annie Hutton Of Chicago.
The occasion was not only the crow,
ing event in the lives Of the two mos4
interested but was happy re union Of
large aud happy family. The imnres.
s've ceremony was performed by the
oriues father, Rev, Cornelius Hnttnn
OF Fort Worth, Texas, assisted bv NO,
brother, Rev. Gordon Hutton Of Ken
ttcky' and was attended by her sisters
Mts'L Il. Lattimer and Misses Fannie
Jennie and Orline Hutton of Cbirooo
and her brothers, Messrs Marion Hut
ION OF New Orleans and Raymond lint
ton of Sherman, Texas.
The wedding was charming in i 3 ar
rangement, the house being beautifully
ana arts ically decorated by loving
hands, and made a pretty setting for
the wedding party. Only the immedi
ate relatives of the bride and groom
were present.
The bridal party left on Monday for
Mobile, after which they will visit their
old home at Pleasant Ridge, Ala.
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liOlberg Ee!belman.

Mr. Jacob llolbrg. OF this city. and Miss
Bessie Felbelman of jackson. were mar
ried IN this city yesterday SHORTLY after the
noon hour at the home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. r.. j. lIoIberg on Eth st. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Rev Dr. W. Wilmer.
and was one OF the prctticst home wed
dingS ever witnessed in Meridian. Miss
Florence RoSenthal, Of Meridian. was the
maid Of honor and Ralph IIolbcrg. Of Mo.
bite, brother Of The groom, was best man.
Those present to witness the marriage Of
this popular yonng couple were MIR. Julius
Felbelman, Of jackson, father of the bride :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Feibem n, of Canton
Mrs. NJ. kaufman. of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs, |. Armer, Mr.. and Mrs Joe Green
valid. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Links, DR.. and Mrs.
w, Wilmer, Mrs. Sam Greenwad, Mrs. Pau.
INT Klein, Mr., b. NJ, aud Miss Uecie Fel-
belman, Mr., and Mrs, Ben Cohen and Mrs.
j. b. Ramsey, OF thi, city. The guests COM
posed tae immediate families of the bride
and groom, The bride Is one of the most
popular ladies in jackson social circles and
is quite a fayorite in social circles in Mer.
dian, where she has often visited. The
groom is the weIl-hnown and popular night
yardmaster for the NJ. ~ o. road in Meridi.
an and yesterday was the recipient OF hap.
ny congratulations from his brother ohici-
ais. Mr.. and Mrs. HolberS were escorted
TO the union station shortly afer the cere-
mony and as they boarded the Pan-Ameri-
can special for New Orleans they were lost
TO sight Tor a moment in a shower Of rice,
which was thrown over them by their ad.
miring trends. After enjoying their hon
eymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Holbcrg will return
10 Meridiap to reside.-Press.
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CL0pT0N-KIRK,

Thursday afternoon at the Baptl $
church large crowd assembled to wit
ness the wedding Of Mr.. George Clop-
ton and Miss Mamie Kirk, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. G, D. r. Kirk of this CITY.
AT 80 o clock the bridal party entered
the church to the strains Of Mendelson 9
wedding march The bride wore "A
lovely suit Of blue silk and carried A
lovely bunch Of bri Ie'sroses. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. E. W.
spencer aud Immediately after the
couple went to the reidence Of the
brides parents aud then took the 1 :32
train for Kentucky, They will be ab
sent several week. aud upon their re
turn will make ShnqnaIak their future
home. The ushera were Nossrs Louis
Anderson and Warren Mcclure. The
New Era extend- it, congratulations to
The happy couple New Eta.
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The latest style in yelling at Miss Alice
May S,
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PETITION FOR PARDON.

State of Mississippi, Noyubee County.
To his Excelency. the Hon. A. II, Longino,
Governor of Mississipp:
| We, the undersigned citizens Of MisSiss.
| ippi most respectfully petition your excel
| !ency to grant pardon to Joe Ivy, Allen
Edwards and Oliver Clark who plead guilty
to the CT arge of burglary and larceny in
the circuit court Of NoXubee county, Miss.
at the August term. 1900, and were sem
fenced to the penitentiary OF the state of
Mississippi for term OF four ears each.
We further show that the petitioner, j..
p. Cole. was the party whose house was
| hurglariZed. and that he feels that said par
ties have been sufficiently punished tor
their ohense, and that he received all the
property stolen except a small portion Of
meat. We further represent that in our
opinion. said parties win endeayor to lead
law-abiding life in future. We believe
that public justice has been sufficiently
yindicated. Respectfully submitted,
j. 2. Cole, John A, Tyson, attorney, J p
Rives, attorney, 4, c Patty, attorney, ii.
II, Brooks, Jr, attorney, Geo. Richardson
attorney. ] b Gully, attorney, Charles
Strong. attorney, II. l., Barnes. attorney
q. f, AlIgood, attorney. W. p. Minor, cir
cult clerk. W D. Clark, sheriff, |. J.. Der
rob, deputy chancery CLERK, Geo. Nj. Gill
more. deputy sheriff, Z T Dorroh, chaneery
clerk Mat Mahorner, A 7 Dent, attorney
and state senator. J c Minis, 7 Clark,
Clifton Hill, J Foster, W V Stewart tan
assessor. A l. Neville. w II Smith, j Ste.
wart, W A Chatham. W T White, W
Smith ir Walter Price, X Smith, / w
Smith sr, J T sargent marshal, E Y Yates
asst cashier NJ a Bank Z f Kennedy, at
torney.
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Goes Like Hot Cakes.

1.-THE fastest selling article ! have in
my store, writes drL.7.ss Z I Smith,
of DAVIS, KY, lis DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughsand
Colds, because it always cures. In my
six wears of sales it has never failed.
have known it to save sufferers from
rhroa, and Lung diseases who could get
40 help from doctors or any other rene
y. " Mothers rely on it, best physi'
inns prescribe it and j. f, Jones guar
,ntees satisfaction or refunds price r
Trial bottles free. Regular sizes so cts
and 81.
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A. CARD.

Acting for r, c. Hauenstein, |
have sold to Mr.. Ray Wright, of
Meridian the Tin Shop and ourGt of
r, G. Hauenstein. MI Wright has
had Eighteen years experience as a
practical timer and is thoroughly
prepmel to undertake all kinds of
tin work An investigation of his
reference has satisfied me that he is
thoroughly capable, competent and
reliable, and | recommend him to the
people of Macon and Noxubee
County without qualification. He
will open the shop for business Oct.
goth, 1902.
II l.. j. BARNES.
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WEIGH JENKINS.

1t was quiet wedding, but very i'm
pressiye ceremony that united in mar
rage last Tuesday evening October 18th
at D O'Clock, at the home of the bride s
mother Mrs. Willie jenkins, in shu
qualak, Miss, Miss Mariana Jenkins
and Mr.. VIM. WEIGH. son Mr.. Geo. A.
WEIGH Rev Mr., Richardson of Scooba
performed the impressive ceremony
Only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom were present
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Henry L, Shattuck, of Shelsburg, l.
owa, was cured of stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets He had
previously tried many other remedies,
and a number of physicians, without
relief For sale by T. S. Murphey &
Son, Macon, Hamilton & Meek, Brooks
willie
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE,

Tic NIlIe OF MISsIsaIppI
Ella Stallngs complan't) In the Chalcery
No. 1898 VS.. Court OF S0Xu-
Green Stallings defeud't bee County.
To Green Stalings. whose postofiice adj
dress is Greenwood, Ark:
We command you to he and appear before
the Chancellor of our said Cbaucery Court
at tenn thereof to be holden at the Court
House n the town of Macon, in said cOun-
ty, on the
4th Monday in October, A, D., 1909,
then and there to plead, answer OF demur
10 the bill of complaint in said cause where
in you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal OF said
Court affixed, this ID. day of October A.
D., 1902. 4. 7. DOIIROH. Clerk.
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Stricken with Paralysis.

Henderson Grmmett, of this place,
was stricken with lartial paralysis and
completely lost the use of one arm and
side. After being treated by an eminent
physician for quite awhile without re-
lief, my wife recommended Chamber
lain $ Pain Balm and after using two
bottles of it he is almost entirely cured,
GEO R. MCDONALD, Man, Logan coun
ty, w. Va. Several other very remark
able cures of partial paralysis have been
effected by the use of THIS liniment' 1t
is most widely known, however, as a
cure for rheumatism, sprains and for
bruises. For sale by T S. Mmphey
& Son, Macon, and Hamilton d Meek,
Rrpokgville
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NOTICE. TAX.PAYERs

TO Taxpayers Of the Town Of Macon:
The real and personal assessment rolls OF
She Town OF Macon are now on file at the
ONCE of the Mayor and subject to your in.
spection until the Both day of October when
said assessment will be made final.
~ 49, e. +, BELL,
oct 10, l0O2. Clerk.
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Sanitary anti-cholera chicken troughs
and all sizes of flower pots and jars at
Stokes EVANS HDW. Co.'S.

Do you need the services of a good
timer Ray Wright, with eighteen
years experience has purchased the
Hauenstein shop, and will be glad to
serve You after Oct Goth.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi

The state OF MISSISSIPPI
Mile Ann Brewer, In the Chancery
Complainant, Court OF NoXubee
No. 1897 vs.. County.
Washington Brewer,
Defendant
To Washington Brewer, whose postotlice
address is st. Louis. Mo-.
We command you to be and appear be-
fore the Chancellor OF our said Chaucvry
Court at term thereof to be holden at the
Court House, in the town OF Macon, in said
county, IN the
4th Monday IN October, A. D., 1909,
then aid there to plead, answer or demur
to the bin of complaint in SAID cause wher =
in you are defendant,
Witness my signature and the seal OF SAID
Court affixed. this ID. day of October. \.
D.. 1902. Il, 7. DORROH, Clerk,
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Notice TO the Public

You are hereby advised that after the
SoIh' OF this month of October you will
be aide to get gasoline at our store in
any quantities.
STOKES EVANS Hwde Co.
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s per ct Money to Loan

We have made arrangement with eastern
capitalists by which we will be enabled to
lend money on real estate security for a
term OF five years at the rate OF eight PEI
cent per annum interest on country lands
in NoXubee county.
Oct4.6m RIVES & BROOKS,
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The Worst Form.

Multitudes are singing the praises of
Kodol, the new discovery which is ma
king SO many sick people well and weak
people strong by digesting what they eat
by cleansing and sweetening the stom
ach and by Transforming their food into
the kind of pure, rich, red blood that
makes you feel good all over Mr.. Gran
fill, of Troy, I. r :, writes For num-
Der of years | was troubled with indi
gestion aad dyspepsia which grew into
the worst form. Finally, | was induced
to use Kodol and after using four bottles
[ am entirely cured. | heartily recon
mend Kodol to all sufferers ,om indi-
gestion and dyspepsia, Take a dose al.
ter meals. 1t dlgests what you eat,
7. S. Murphey & Son.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-10-18

Bransby & Boyle represent reliable
Fire Insurance Companies.
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gSg" See price list of Elliott G. Burke
in this paper 1t is one of the Oldest
established houses in the south They
are located in Memphis, Tenn, and
have the finest selected stock of Ken.
lucky and Tennessee WHISTLES on the
market.
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Notice 10 the Public

Yna ar. hereby advised that after Tue
20th. OF this month Of October you wiz
he able to get gasoline at our store u
u vnoantities
o4t ISM Stokes Evans tlwle' 90.
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BAZAAR,

Friday night October 3lst, 1902, the
ladies' of the Episcopal church will have
a bazaar, where you may obtain attrac
tive holiday gifts. Refreshments VIII
be served in their usual bountltul way
Patronage solicited.
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u = 7 Nv TNS, t NJ
Per e. b. GANETT. Asst
BRICK FOR SALE

have plenty Of brick for sale, or will
exchange for fat cattle or hogs. Some
one always at the kiln or orders can be
left at my market.
Sept 30 L. C. CLINE.
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You are cordially INVITED to come and
examine my stock when eadv TO make
Your Fall purchases My goods are
new and well selected and prices low as
can be made. WALLER B. PATTY.
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!" ''ohlestead Burned

N, ''''oence of the late Major
1 my situated on the road be,
I, l., y and Chftonville, was
n. tuesday morning. 1t was
+ y. aud lang syne the scene
Da n,'7'y and frequent social en-
n Vs. ana now like many other
Mo-, appS homes, it is numbered