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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
NEW WORLDS MARX
FOR TWO-HAN TEAM
Cling Elected President of
National Bowling
Association.

ROCHESTER. N. Y, March Sur
passing the former record of L275 made
by Fisher and Blondin, OF Chicago, in
the recent Toronto tournament, John
McQuirk and John ]. Grady. of Pater-
son, n. j.. established a new worlds
record at the National Bowling Associa-
ton today, rolling 1883 pins.
Other scores in the doubles this af-
tcrnoOn were:
Kearney- Fitzgerald. Paterson, lbs.
Crum- Earl, Newark, 1,142-
Wood-Vanness. Newark, n. J., 1153.
Smithsonian, Newark, N J., LII.
AT the annual meeting Of the asso-
citation the following officers were unan-
imously elected: President, John Cling.
New York; dsst vice president. John
Floss, Buffalo; second vice president.
William Pennington, Wilmington, Del. /;
secretary, l. n. Stevens, New Bruins
wick, n. J.; treasurer, z. z. Dugan,
Philadelphia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
FENCING EXPERTS
GIVE EXHIBITION

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March IAN ex-
hibition Of fencing was given by teams
Of tie Philadelphia Fencers' Club and
tie Naval Academy this afternoon, no
decisions being rendered in the bouts.
The Philadelphians were SIessrs. Tetez.
Lewis. and KOehlGr, and the local
swordsmen, Midsiipmen BUrdiCk.
Brandt, and Knauss.
There viii be a triangular contest with
the University of Pennss lvania and Cor
nell next Saturday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

II is stated by those who claim TO
know that the y tionaI Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen Of America, which
appointed "a committee TO investigate
charges against William NJ VarIey, of
the Atlanta Boat Club. has been IN
able to discover any violation Of the
amateur rules by Mr.. Marley, and that
an announcement will be made in March
at the spring meeting OF the executive
committee of the ruling BODY
Marley went 20 Germany with John
j. Mulcahy as the senior double scull
crew, representing America through the
Atlanta Boat Club. At a regatta held
on the SChuylkiil river il was charged
that there was some irregUlarity in con
nection with the performance of NuI-
Cahy and Narley, the favorite crew in
the race. It was stated that Varley had
been cleared Of all suspicion of any
wrOngdOing as charged and that he is
TO be given clean bill of health BY the
chief rowing organization of America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
NOR His Wrestling Partner.

He took Gunner Moir, n wrestling
partner, with aim and went to Austria
liza, where he met all comers for three
months. on his return he met NIadral
the Turk. again and beat him two
straight falls in two minutes ana FIVE
seconds.
l refereed the Gotch-KlanlS match at
IenVer and had a Cnance to get line
on Gotch. / am convinced that Gotch
is the best man in America, being
wonderful man with his legs. 1t will
depend a great deal whether GOteh will
be able TO get behind Hackenschmidt
because Hack is quick as a cat and
never allows an opponent TO get behind
him.
On his feet he is like a featherweight
boxer, ard he never lets up unit. his
man is down. OF course, / believe that
Hzck has the hest chance Of winning,
as be beat Jenkins easily, and the lat
ter was a good one. Gotch is a great
wrestler, and has improved vonderful-
~ the past two years. so that the con-
test should be TIE gTandest that has
ever taken place between two such
giants.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
POTOMAC QUINT
STILL LEADING
IN REAL ESTATE
Bontz Well in Front for
Individual Honors
Collins Second.

In the past two weeks the Potomac
quint Of the Real Estate Bowling
League. tas managed, by consistent
bowling. to hold a fair lead over the re-
malnder Of teams in the league. As
SCISSORS, with a percentage Of -7s4, is
twenty-eight points behind the leaders.
The Lawyers quint is a bad third, with
a percentage OF .444 Potomac also leads
In team averages, with -S92 over Law
yers' So.
Bontz. Of the Potomacs, is at the
head of the Individual list with $50: Col
Inns. or the washington five. is second
with lS5, and Brown, CT the Lawyers. is
third with 1S4.
The complete averages follow:
Team Standing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
Greco Roman Style.

He then visited England as weight
litter and GreCo-Roman wrestler. He
was challenged by all the wrestlers
over there and was matched with Tom
Cannon, then the champion Of that
STYLE Hack defeated the champion at
ter ninety-twO minutes of wrestling for
one fall. IN turn he Wrestled Anton
Pierre. the Terrible Greek" defeating
him twice. Pierre became very bitter
and went TO Turkey to get a man 10
beat Hack.
Madrali, the Sultans favOTite, and de-
feated him in fOrty-two seconds. Dur
ing that short time he injured the Turk
so badly that he could not proceed 10
vrrestle again for six months. Hack
also won 81 900 side bet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

What promises 20 be the greatest
hurdle zee ever held indoors viii bring
togethe Forrest Smithson. Of the Multi
nomah Athletic Club; A B. Shaw, Dart
mouth College, and r. c. Leavitt, of
Williams
The special intercity club relay team
will bring together the best relay run
ners in the Boston Athletic Association
AID the New York Athletic Club. Al
other relay race that will furnish an
exciting contest will be held between
the old college rivals, Columbia and
Amherst.
Although GarrelIs, of Michigan, wiz
not he a contestant. the Ann ArbOr in
stitution VII be represented by II. L
Coe. who is entered in the 1,oJ0-yard
special race. The other contestants in
ihis event viii be Guy Haskins, the
rennsyiTa:ia and intercollegiate cham
pion; Melvin B. Sheppard. disclaimers
can Club, White and Berker. New York
Athletis Club These five men are we'll
matched.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
HENNER NOW LEADS
RAILWAY ROLLERS
FORCES Ahead of Smelling
and Herbert in a
Week.

Behold, a new leader in the Wash
ingtOn Railway Relief A Association
Bowling League. And a dark horse at
that.
Predictions that Herbert. the twenty
four-hour man, would pull ahead Of
Smelling, despite the latter's strong lead
went astray and Wenner last week
nOsed into the top pew.
The records follow:
Team Standing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
THEIR YELL.

a Young man stepped into a promi-
nent drug store down town one Gay ana
aske1 for q 2-cent stamp. When this
was procured no placed it on the letter
upside down and went out and mailed HI
The next morning he did the same
thing. so finally the druggist got curl
Gus. The day after when the young
fellow stepped in he asked:
why do you always stamp your let
ters upside DOWN.
ON. l belong to a correspondence
school up the State, and that's our
yesl -''-ExcnanRe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

Speaking of Joe Jeanette naturally
brings to mind that other eminent gen
tleman IN color. John Arthur Johnson.
who processes to be anxious to tight
for the heavyweight championship OF
the world. with either Tommy Burns
or Jim Jenries as the party of the sec
ond part.
Johnson and Jeanette have met i've
times. In fo1r Of these fights the result
was a draw, Snd in the other the de-
cision went 10 Jeanette. Under these
circumstances, Tyhy is il not Jeanette
who should b. crying aloud in the vii
derness 70 a fight with Burns or JEFF
fries2 The trouble seems to be that
Jeanette mas not so good d press agent
as johnson.
Burns would be perfectly jusEifiable in
insisting that Jeanette ami johnson
fight to finish before he met either OF
them, but Tommy will probably take on
Johnson when he gets good and ready.
for there is good bunch of money in
such fight, thanks TO the negro's
press agent.
Joe Cans. who knows a thing or two
about fighting, believes when the two
men meet the battle will so to Burns.
There are two fundamental elements
which go 10 make up hrst-ciass
fighter: The ability 10 give and the
ability TO take punishment. Burns has
both. johnson has net demonstrated
that he has either TO any suDerlatlve
degree.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

It is not generally known that Cham
pion Daniels, holder OF many world s
swimming records. is an expert marks
man he appeared in the role OF marks
man at the Sportsman's Show in the
big garden and showed he has lost none
OF the form that made him famous when
a schoolboy with the rife. Daniels
made a clean score by registering q.
In 1901 Daniels won the schoolbov
championship OF the United States with
a perfect score OF 80. The following
years he made a 100 out Of a possible
100.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
RazOrS Sold on Trial

When its necessary 70 shave-do
It yourself.
You not alone save money-blIt
valuable tme-and it's more con-
Venient.
Note these prices. also our SO-dav
trial plan aud then see Us.
Auto-strop razors, 50 days trial.. s. On
Curley Ideal razor. so days trial. 81 d
,llauss automatic 80 days triai..ss 50 -
Razac automatic, 90 days trial. s. 30
Gillette razor ana outfits. 80 days
tAtal ----.----.-- 500 70 fI5 %
Keen kutter Safety razor, 90 days
tA4al s.a-s-r-s-as s.. .....--- So 81
Arnold 500 Tazor- ..--.........-.. Sc 60
Simplicity, : blade, S.. 90 set.-. 81 "a
star razOrs and outfts..-......sf 81 an
To- star automatic stTopper. so 10 e. "a
Gem, Jr-, ne y bar improved .-.- 81 ID
Endtrs safety razor....,...........sI a.
Blades FOL al. makes Of safety razors-
Travellers fciding shaving brushes
soc ana up.
w ALT DIS
eos FennsyIyania Ave. n. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

Brooklyn may YET furnish a heavy
weight champion, provided Jim Stew
art, the young giant who halls from
that borough, continues 10 improve as
much in the future as he has in the
year in which ne has been engaged in
the Queensbs-Ty business. Brooklyn
has already Contributed a lightweight
champion in Jack McAuliffe. and a mid
dIeyyeight champion In Jack Dempsey.
and It would be a fine rounding out OF
her record If she should produce IN
young Stewart a leader OF the heavy
weight division
Stewart has an ideal physique for q
heavyweight fighter. being over the six
foot mark and scaling close 10 90
pounds in condition. He IS built for
activity as well as strength, ard has
strong punch, in addition to gameness,
VII ch he has shown in the contests IN
Vh 81 lie has taken part.
: kat Stewart apparently requires
now ; TIE experience that comes with
ring battles. and the science that pre-
csdes success. In the latter particular
he mas Il e benefit of the best possible
schooling, tor he is the sparring part
ner of Joe Jeanette. one of the most
formidable heavyweights now before the
public.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

Some Of the writer's are declaring this
the shortest fight on record, but this Is
not So.
At least one battle between good men
was not nearly 50 long. II was between
Nike Cleary, who some twenty-five
years ago was one Of the best IN the
second rank Of the heavfes. and an Eng
fish fighter known as THE Prussian.''
HIS name is not known now, but ne
came over much as Jack Palmer did
recently. The bout was pulled or at
a hall IN the Bowery. CIeary put The
Prussian" down and out with the nrst
blow. a right swing TO the Jaw, before
the men had been fighting twenty sec
onds.
KetcheI will doubtless be matched
with the winner Of the Papke-Hugo
Kelly bout. and the winner Of that
fight should be pretty close 10 the
championship.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
BOUT TOO BRIEF
TO BE OF VALUE
IN SIZING MEN
Ketchell's ReputationNot
Greatly Enhanced by
WhirlWind Victory.

NEW YORK. March 7.-Wane the
performance Of Stanley KetchelI in put
ting out Mike CTWinJ Sullivan in half
a round sends the Montana cowboy =
long way forward toward the cham
pionshiD Of his class and stamps him
as most dangerous man. the fight
world have been more impressive had it
lasted longer.
While. as a rule. the chance blow ar
guinent does not appeal, It cannot ba
denied that the element OF luck does
enter largely into the fighting game.
and while one does not wish 70 detracc
In the slightest degree from KetcheITs
fine performance, one cannot help wish
ing the fight had gone longer, 50 that
there would have been. a truer line on
KetchelTs ability as a fighter
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
PURCHASE OF BINGHAM SCHOOL

PURCHASE OF BINGHAM SCHOOL
PROPERTY.
. An important transaction has just
been carried through at Bingham
School, til being the conveyance of
4he school property near Mebsne.
Superintendent and Mrs. Preston
Lewis Gray are the purchasers. bav-
Jug bought that part Of the place
not already owned by them, This
transfer greatly increases the
strength and usefulness of the
school, adding as it does . large
far N, as a basis of supply for the
Boarding Department. a handsome
building known q "Midlawn" and
other advantages.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
A Card.
To the Public

To the Public
Having been informed that the
tesyi non.al which l gave Mr.. D. S.
M,lter as q friend, neighbo. and
supporter OF Cald we'll Institute. is
cons ,rued to mean my endorsement
of his candidacy for Sheriff. and a.
nothing could be farther from nv
intent. [ take this means TO inform
the public. While wha. I.ss;d was
true. as TO what it related, bot by no
means will [ support him in his race
for Sheriff Realizing that Prohibi.
tion is now the law Of the land, and
that Gil citize ns should abide by the
law, and Knowing tull well ,ha.
both parties aye equally responsible
to uphold the law, I cannot support
any mar Who elects 10 make his
fight on an A4iProhibition Plat.
form. To my mind Prohibition is
not an issue, aud TO inject i, into the
politics of the County can only re-
suit in stirring up i'll feeling and
nortsre rebellion againet the, law
that sneans sc much TO the morality
and upbuilding of our glorious State.
M. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15

The Democratic county can
didates began thtir canvass at
Cheeks Crossing Wednesday.
Mrs. JIM. Leonard, of Henry,
N. c., is attending the bedside of
her sou, Mr.. Floyd Leonard, who
is sick a, tbe Corbinton Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Brown are
visiting relatives at Greensboro and
attending the One Hundredth An
adversary Of that growing city.
Mrs. w. A. Graham, wno was
stricken with paralysis e.eral weeks
ago, has ueasorably improved and
has been brought from H'ilsboro to
Durham. She il now At her home,
Durham Sun.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
WHERE Bull n.S FLEW.

David Parker, OF Fayet,e, N T.,
a veteran nj the civil wa, who slost
a leg at Gettysburg, SAYS 1.-THE
good Electric. Bitters shave done IL
worth more thnn five hundred dol
lars to me. + spent much money
doc:oriog for abad case Of sto.nach
trouble. to little purpose. I then
tried Electric Buffers, and they
,ured ire. I now take them IA q
tonic. and tbsM keep me strong ard
welt" soc. al w. A. Hayes dfug
store. a%a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
.O-RaNGEsSuPERIoR CouRr.

MtE 80 ~
The Fail Tern Of Orange su
per,or Court for the trial Of civil
and criminal csees viii convene
next Monday, October 10Th, Tor 3
one weeks term, with Judge E.-B
Jones. of Winston Salem presiding
There are about 90 csses On the
Criminal Docket and IS cases On
the Civil Docket. There are th, ee
prisnners in Jail to be tried.
There is one case OF homicide to
be tried at this tenn Of the Court,
that of j. Ed-Cnllins kr killing an
other negrozpaned Monroe Walker
10 Cedar Grove township last July.
The GrandsJuty found q true bill
Tor murder 7aga,nsts Collins at the
Aaguet Term.
Tho following is . list Of jurors
for th3 term
Messrs d. aAllison, W A Jobs,
Carl q, Pope, John Oyeraker, Sam'i
Sill, Morris Crahtree, I S Viewer.
George f Merritt, Joseph T Prck-
ard, W p aThompspn. Jasper F
Norris, Dr. 'JsS Sturgeon. b Nj
Robersop, Crawford Breeze. w n
Pritohard. JFB Hobby, ] E Har-
ward, W e Gates, r. A Dadson,
John w Rsas1bee. M o Lloyd,
9 L Smith; AVs r. Thompson, Tins
= Wa'ker j sfmgsAl. I Ray, John N
Lee: s p Terry. Thomas n Blalock.
&c Thompson Vernon Forrest. r
G Hin, Ed p, Waltera.W + Oak
ley, Haywood Sartin, Paul z Lloyd
and " B Strayhorn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
WHITE MAN FouND DEAD.

A wLite man named Chae. La,ta,
aged about IS years. was found
dead 10 the yard <t Nj. Stephen
Faocette, about one mile north of
town on the new macadam road last
Sunday afternoon. Sheriff Andrews
brought the body to town and Spe.
cisl Co.ouer Thomas D. Tinnin sum.
moned a Jury, and held an inquest in
she court hoa-e and the jury re
turned a verdict that death was
caasei "by drinking whiskey." The
remains we're turned over to rela.
tises. Latta was a married man.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
Trustees j Glad They
Paid More.

Paid More.
The Trustees of Fair Ground, Co
5leskill, N. Y, were glad to pay Is
cents y gallon more Tor Devoe ;
aud no wonder. Two other :'paint
agents said it would take $50 gal.
loos OF their paint<to ' the
buildings. i
The Devoe agent tnt il a. l25 OF
less. II. took liz. !
Devoe saved them IS gallons Of
paint and painting worth 81 to IS
a gallon, as. the painting costs two
or three times as much AZ the paint
less Is cents a gallon on lis gal
Ions. Say$14O.
That's how to count the cost o;
paiot. The cost of putting it on il
SO or 81 a gallon. You see wha'
that means. Go by Devoe.
o. j. & B B. FORREST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
GALE Of Landry s:UsrEE

Bv v.rtne OF a roNer 0. sale in. !, trns,
deed exac.,t+d TO rpt, l,y w. r.. ali.n
and wife Sallie Allfn, aud properly ,.~
corded in the o!1iy. oi ae.s,rr CT
Deeds for Orange County, in Beck ID.
page 258. | will srll Ter cash at public
auction to the highest bidder ut the
count house door iH3tIillsborc. On Moi
day, October -. 1908. ut II H.. il irart
of land lying and being in Orange
County, and bounded rs follows:
On the north by'J f Comptops es-
tate, on the east by John Camp.,n, GA
the south by Jaines FerrciE ril II =
west by J. A. Hesst, in the sear 1896
and known as the. John 1. MURPHY
place.
s9,Sale is made to satisfy debt secured
in said deed of trust, aud costs.
this 10th day oi Sept. ms
T. E. WARREN, Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
PEOGRAMME

Of the Orange County Sunday
School Convention 10 be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Hills.
boro, N. O., October II, 1908.
MORNING SESSION.
10 90 A. NJ. Devotional Exercises.
conducted by Rev. Il. S. Bead.
! shaw
1910 A. Nj. Addscsa-The SUNDAY
School IS an Uplifting Power, by
4 Rev J w. Wldman
70 IS A M. An Address The D..
'psrtmenis OF a Well Organized
Sunday School. by Mr.. Ne.d6su
b. Bronghton, Raleigh N. G
II O5 A M. The ORGANIZED Class
Work, by Mr.. Winga,e Andrews.
ll25 A n. Round Table on Pri-
mary Work, conducted by Mrs.
e D.. MoIver, Greensboro.
II 90 NJ. Appointment of Commit.
tees and Adjournment for Dinner
AFTERNOON SESSION.
LIS Song Service conduc ed by
Prot. A. W. Wilson, Durham
l,30. Reports from County and
Township Officers.
l As. Round Table on Teaching,
conducted by Mr.. J. B. Robert.
son. the General Secretary for
North Carolina.
2.3O. An Address What to Do for
Our Boys. by Mr.. Needham B,
Bronghton.
800 What Now Ply the Presi,
don't, Reg. R. M. Andrews.
Responses from Township Oh;
rers aud Schools by Geo Crotch
field, J. A. Harris, T. w. An.
drews, S. S. Webb, e. G.. Me
nado w. M. Stroud, r. N. Hail,
Jr, in three minute speeches.
Adjournment.
T., Notes.
Prot. A. w. Wilson will have
charge OF the music.
Everybody bring their lunches
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
NEORTGA AGE SALE Or MILL
AND ,fLAND.

ss
By virtue OF a power OF sale in a trust
desd executed to me- ton September 3rd.
1907 by j. 4. Rlee,. and recorded in
Mortgage Book IS, page AT of the
Orange County Registry. | will on
Monday. October 9tpg, l9cs, at | p. N.
and at the Court 'fn5alss. door III Hills
boro, sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, a tract q land in Orange
County o RackI gfreek, bounded on
the lorth by landt |of Lemuel Rice. Oh
the east by James. McAdams, on the
south by X. A. Hodge, and on the west
by lemuel 'Ricel7containing Thirty
Five acres. mote BIZ less. including the
mill and all mill Rights and fixtures,
and being known as the john, K.
Hughes Mill laces, ~
Sale is made to- satisfy debt, secured
in said deed OF trust, and casts.
Term>-Cash. ).
This September 14th. 1909.
FkANh NA3l Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
~!
Prof. A. w. Wilsoe will have
charge OF the music.
Everybody bring their lunches

AT sny time when your stom-
ach is not in good condftioe. you
ehould take Kodol. because Kodol
digests all the food you eat. and it
eupplies health and strength for the
stomach in that way. You take
Kodol just for a little while when
you have slight attacks OF Ind,ges.
ton, and you take it just a little
longer in order TO get relief from
severe attacks of Indigestion or
Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodo!to.
Gay. Sold by W. A. Hayes, Dug
gist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15

You can vote for who you please.
bat when you have any pubbins,
bantac, eggs, red pepper or rabbit
skins, come to see u.s.:
West EMD GROCERY Co.,
The place to boy good Molassea
aud Turpentine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
TXEcUTORSs NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as tx
ecufbr of D. #. Hamilton. decrease d,
I hereby give snotice to all per-
sons indebted to him to make prompt
payment to me, ahG. to al( persons who
nave claims against hertestate to pre-
sentsthe samessto me, daily verified &C
cording to law. ON or before the 81
day of Oct. 1909. otherwise this notice
max. be pleaded in.bar~ of4recovery.
This the 3d day OF Oct, 1908. i
D. H. HAMILTON, JR..
EyecntOr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15

Mt Shepherd NStru.1wick and
family returned 10 their home al
Hillsboro Monday. Mr.. S,rudwick
has been spending sometime in the
State OF Maines tor his health, and
his many friends here and all over
the State will be- glad to learn that
his health is very moch improved.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15

We are selling better shoes tor
less money than we sold last tall.
Why don't you bring a few of those
halt grown roostcrs-,he ones just
beginning to crow and get q few
pair of winter shoes.
WEST END GROCERY Co.,
The place to sell Pullets
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-10-15

We pay Is cents per bushel for
new corn. Bring a Ipad and get
Winter Dress Goods, Shoes. DO.
WEST END GROCERY Co,
The place to buy Overa!ls and
Shirts.