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Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Oakham Is a great array of horse- shoes. Every peer of the realm vis< itiur tho town of Rutland gives q horseshoe. and many of these shoea have histories
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

It is estimated that the agricultural products of ChM1 were valued aA $7S,. 100000 for 1909. manufactured products at e9e, ,515, ,S67, and mineral products at sss,200,0o0 or total of S360, ,215.e57.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

American wool erowers and manu- lecturers will be Interested to know that Russia is endeavoxinS to put life into sheep hugbandry; which in late years has dwi2dlsd to comparative fnsignif1cauca. X
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

one-third mile north from the Wind harn Center church,
 WEDNESDAY. FEB. 22. I9l1
 at o'clock s. zn., sharp,
 the following described property: Three lorses1 black, weight 1250, good drlYer slid worker, I gray horse , years old. good driver and worker weight 1l50, one bay, 1 years old this spring good driver and worker. safe for the remainder will be soon. 1 bull, 1 set team harness. l single farm harness 1 pair light driving harness 1 surrey harness. 1 single driving harness, col lars of all kinds and sizes, l dickey seat team wagon, all in good shape, l. one horse dump cart I bob sled l straight buggy (aImost new). two-seated sleigh, 1 single sleigh, l wheeIharrow l smoothing harrow. 1 weeder. l spring tooth harrow. two-horse wheel c1flti- ystor cultivators. ] sullsN blow. f other pIows 1 two-horss seetier and harrow combined, OK shovel, I OK yoke 1 moving machine, hay zteddeA l land roller, ] horse power and cutter horse corn planter drag. l wheel barrow. ! lawn mower, q large number of horse blankets and robes, 1 carriage wise and forge, bolt cutters. belts, scythes. snatlIs. wagon pole, grain era dies, blocks and rope, chains axes. mill cans. iflcnbator clipping machine, few hens, also q small of house. hold goods. other small articles such as saws bits, hammers, etc, etc.
 If said day be stormy. sale will take placessaiexts fair weekday.
 < TERMS: CASH.
 ALFRED E. HARVEY.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Brtitish East Africa has sent its first consignment of grape fruit to England, ft can be shipped to aTv1vo ct times when the California and Jamaica fruit is not due. eays the London Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Dridasrort-Dr. Charles w. Deane. superintendent of public schools. has been granted a leave of absence by tho board of>educauon, and with Mrs. rSeene sailed Saturday to enjoy a suonth's tour of Spain and other south <rn European countries
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
Do It Now
JAMES HYDE .......... Auction
 AUCTION

"Maplewood Farm" Windham, about onethird mile north from the Wind harn Center church,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
sss6. Solid Comfort Amidst House.
hold or Home Dulles.

The attractive and becoming house
dress here shown covers . long-felt
want, since II embodies convenience
and comfort. and is seasily adjusted
The waist and skirt are Joined to the
belt and close atthe side. The sleeve
may be finished In elbow length or
In full length aud closed at the inner
seam with buttons and button holes.
The usual cotton goods. such as ging-
ham, percale. India linen and cham
brey may be used Tor this model, The
.fgllpess q the waist is gathered Into
the belt, the yoke on tho back may b.
omitted, The skirt has nine CORES. and
may be finished With inverted plais u
gathered fallless at the center, back.
1'hn pattern Is cut In 7 sizes-s2, "a,
|3k 3S~ ~, AZ ADD A. inches bust
|fndasufs II requires IS yards 81
ei-inch material for the 2s-inch size.
A pattern OF this ilinstration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
In silver OF stamps.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Beat Man to Death.

Mocksyille--Nine miles northwest
of here, near Calahaln, was the scene
of a homicide Tuesday afternoon.
II occurred at q wheat threshing
when Romus Swhher and julie Cieary
got into an argument over some ;triv-
ial matter, Soon Gal cleary, brother
of Julie got INTO the controversy and
before Svisher realized any serious
trouble be Vas Knocked down with q
club by one Of the Clearys and beat
en- with pitchfork by the other
swisher lived about five hours but
never regained consciousness. julie
cleary has been arrested, but Zal has
not been located,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07

ReIdsvllle.- Charlie Bdtchler, aged
80 years, was Instantly killed Mon
day while attempting 20 board nov
ina freight train a the depot In this
place. The train vas passing through
here at .. moderate rate when the un-
fortmnatc yoiink man caught hold Of
the hand rail in an effort TO get
aboard. hut be lust his hold and his
body VAS hurled under the wheels
and literally torn 20 pieces. Young
.setchier's home was at Altamahaw
and he had been working IN the
Edna cotton mill here for the past
ten days. u Is known that he was
drinking Saturday and Sunday. but
he showed up at the mill Monday
Morning and worked about an hour.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
.Prohihifion m NORWAY.

Prohibition sentiment has led to a
curious development in Norwegian
politics. Three years ago the Stor-
thing increased the internal revenue
on alcohol to such an extent as prac-
tically to ruin the industry, causing
heavy losses 10 many manufacturers
and farmers. Later treaty with
France made impossible an increase
In the customs duty on alcohol The
cabinet recently secured an amend
mont to the treaty by which an in
creased duty was allowed on all al
cohol spirits except cognac and BRAN
dy. The storthlng. however, reject
ed the increase of duties on raw
spirits. and therefore the heavy Inn
portation OF alcohol and the absence
OF domestic production will continue.
The majority OF the strothing pro-
hibitionIsts believe that b. stopping
the manufacture Of spirits complete
" In Norway II will be easier later to
prohibit the importation OF liquor. 49,
London Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
6Chedule.


N. u. These 1gures are pup1ished -
information and are net guaranteed.
1850 a. m: No. ll2. easfponud. daily
so Win ni A. {. 4. traias 0goirs
lnorth at Selma; at CoidsbOro with A.
9. T. train for MllmiEstcn; alco vita
Morfolk sogtnern train Tor E SS,- Bern Bern
handles Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Greensboro to Raleigh.
1l;s5 a. M: No. 144, eastbound for
Raleigh, Selma and Go!dsboro. connect-
nns st sos sslm AND T al aolssborS with
L. trains for Wilmington; also with
Norfolk Southern train Tor New Bern.
Morehesd City and Beaufort
Rsie ss Selma s and TGoidsSoro. con-
Meeting 1T Selma with A. 2. i. train
south for FayetteviIle. and OF Colds
boro with A. c. L. trains nsrth fss
SIS a. m: No. III. westbound for
Greensboro. connecting with main lins
trains both north and south. sls1 as,
Sleeping Car handled on this train be-
.ween- Raleigh and Greensboro. Car
open at Raleigh for occupancy at 300
$50 .. m: No. II westbopnd through
train from 5oldsboro- Durham to Ashs-
vile. Handles southern Railway par
lor car. Goldsboro TO Ashevilie. Con.
4 trains north ailh eo1fh.sfS'
sos ,. M: No. 1ss. westnound for
I Greensboro. Handles through pullman
lanta. Connects at .Grsensbore. With
main line trains for the north and
south, also for AshevaIe. Knorvills and
$50 ?. m: No. lis arrives Durham.
Keysviile. Makes all local intsr.nsdiats
800 a. m: No. $50 Lsayss Durham.
daily eKcept Sunday for KeysgHIe.
RI shmond. hakes all local intsrmadi-
is:4o .. N. RIO. 1o7 Arrives Durham.
for Raleigh. Makes all local fn:erme.
diate stops. Takes nv connection al
Keysriiie from No. 7. which leaves
Richmond $40 g. m; arrives ksysviiis
1865 D. M: No; lI4. daily, arrives
Durham from Raleigh; and leaves a. 4,
oee ,Raer roS s,es, hf belivsls
connecti5n Il Kesssins q No. Il which
has been changed 70 leave keysvills
s.67 .. M. arrive Richmond. SOS.
Schedule Of trains between Oxford
and Henderson. ". c.. sdjussed 20 nlsks
connection With the foresoing trains
Local trains Nos. 10 ana 20 b.twssn
Richmond and Moseiey. and Nos. IFS
and 11e between Keysyille and Dur
ham cisc continue ana gassenssyss ., III,
chester and Keysy:iie, nor 90 miIsd
trains Nos. 2el. 2s2, 27t.. and as be-
tween Keysville and Durham
Effective same date. October .. 1915.
the following other changes 90 Rich
mond Division wsre also made.
No. .. lie y Danville s:fS a. m. Keys
Vile 11.fb a. an, and arrive Richincnd
400 p. m. VIII make all local Stops
Dnnville 20 kcysyillo. uiso stop at Ne
herrin and Burkevllle and further stops
AZ points east OF keysvilio 70 diseharEs
40. IA Leave Danvi1ie sos y. "a.
Keysvilie b:5T y. m. and arrive Rich.
mond sos y. M.
For further information call DC AM
Southern Railway ticket agent or ~
dress.
II. r. CARY, J. o. JONES'
washington, II. O. Ralelgn, N. q
w ws,onwARD. sr'-~ r.@~~-s 40.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS.

One can admire girl at the same
time for her modesty and her cheek.
No girl Is more than so per cent as
pretty as she thinks she is.
The alarm a girl feels when kissed
Is generally still alarm.
Warm love will melt some girls; II
takes cold cash to melt others.
A pretty girl is not so sure that we
ought not to judge by appearances.
1t is easier for a girl to be vain
without being pretty than to BIO pretty
without being vain.
When you lay your heart at a girls
feet she expects you to put ring on
her finger.
The girl who delights In keeping a
man on the rack may find herself later
on the shelf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07

Actors frequently receive unex-
pected proof of the realism of their
art. Not long ago on the occasion
Of the performance of Hamlet" by a
distinguished En- lish player, there
we're no more. interested and absorb
ed spectators than two newsies in
the gallery. $3.50 '-a
The boys had been watching the
performance with breathless interest.
The last act was drawing to a close.
The duel almost dragged the lads
from their seats.
Before their eyes the queen was
poisoned. Laertes killed. the king
killed. Hamlet killed. On the final
tragedy the curtain started down.
The audience was spellbound.
In the gallery there was clatter
and crash as one OF the boys men
tionedsstarted for the door.
Come on TOMMY" he shouted
back to his companion. Hustle,
Dere'll be extras out on dis!"--Har-
per's.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Knew II WAS Hea, On.

The druggist approached the celes-
tial gate, says the Louisville Post.
st. Peter opened the portal for him
and babe him enter and join the
heavenly choif.
Not so fast" the compounder of
pills admonishcd. Before | go in
there want to ask few questions.
Have you any city directories In
Paradise?"
''No," replied st. Peter.
ANY remedies for growing hair
on bald heads and door knobs?"
None"
ANY soda fountains?"
I'VE don't know what they arc
'Do you sell stamps?"
1--WE don't nse them here"
'And last, but not least, have you
any telephones"
1--WE have not"
''Then I'll go in, for | guess thi:
is heaven, all right. all right"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Lost, But Now Hes Pound.

Hlckory.-.A letter has been re-
ceiyed here from Mr.. Rabb stating
that Lee sigmon is at woodlawn. we'll
aud hearty. and win write his wife
as soon as he reaches his destlna-
ilon. whIch.fhe writer refused to dis
close. sigmon, who was baggage
agent for the Southern and c. aud
n. w. railroads In this city. disap-
pcarea Monday night and foul play
had been suspected. but II crcdcfce
can be attached TO Mr. Rabb's letter
anxious piinds win be set At rest
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Preserved Orange Peel.

Orange skins GENERALLY consider.
cd utterly useicssl can be used in E
way that will give much pleasure.
Any girl who wants TO have some
thing a little ont Of the common for
a luncheon party or who wants to
make small aft. but one that shows
some real work OF her own, can ac-
compllsh either object by making
candicd orange peel.
II can be made Of the skins Of an
orange that has been peeled and used
IN any way. but q smooth akin should
be chosen, and Il must be used be-
fore Il becomes at all hard and dry.
The frst thing 20 do is to scrapc
of with knife as much a. possible
of the white inner skin. Keep on
scraping until the skin Is quite thin
and the back shows yellow. Then
cut the pieces OF skin into strips one
quarter Of an inch wide and from
one and a half 70 two inches long.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
sayssI Two Lives.

Neither my sister nor myself might
be living today, II II had not been
for Or. KINGS New Discovery" writes
cd sbFkuj cmfwy mfwy cmfwypwy
A. d. Mcdonald Of Fayeitevill. n. G.
n. r. D. No s, "for we both had
frightful' coughs that no other REM
edy could help. We we're told my
sister had consumption. She was
very weak and had night sweats but
your wonderful medicine completely
cured us both. It's the best ever
used or heard Of" For sore lungs.
coughs. colds. hemorrhage. laErippe,
asthma. hay fever. Group. whoopine
cough. all bronchial troubles. Its
supreme. Trial bottle bottle free.
soc and sf.Oe. Guaranteed BY X.
Blacknall & Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
JewcIcrs Adjourn

Winston, Salem--The features Of
tho closing session Of the North Caro-
lima Retail jewelers. association was
the magnificent address by G. r. Hig-
glnbotham, OF South Bend. connecti-
cut. the subject being History OF the
Devices The speak
er declared that in the future time
would be kept By contriyances which
would be set from a central time
piece by means Of electric waves. he
stated that many obstacles would
have TO be overcome before this could
be accomplished, but he thought that
Il would prove the final solution 90
the problem OF keeping accurate time.
The meeting closed last night with a
reception and banquet at the Hotel
zinzcndorf.
coroncr~s Verdict Says Murder.
Greensboro. coroner's fury
empanneled In the cause OF the death
OF Mrs. Ida Hill. which occurred in
the early morninc hours OF June Sth.
al jamestown. has returned YER
diet and today lied the same with
the county commissioners. The ycr-
dict In TO the effect that the deceased
came 10 her death by unlawful
strangulation. az the hands Of some
person or persons unknown TO the
jury. and II throws very little addl-
tionai light upon the tragedy. The
Testimony Of DR. Gordon and J. W.
ModIin, who released the body OF the
woman. was written out and attach.
ed TO the verdict. giving the facts OF
the case as they have been told be-
fore In the press
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07

Use any common fish preferred:
boil Il. pick out the bones: mIncc and
mix. with cream sauce mede heavy
with bread Crumbs. Pack Into tIsh
mold and set into a cold place When
turned out upon platter and gar
nlshcd with green's II makes a hand
some luncheon dish, The remainder
can be used for fish cakes for break
fast. Mold them into "pattles." dip
into beaten egg. roll In cracker
crumbs and fry a golden brown.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Reflections of n Bachelor.

1t takes lot of faith to move you
to practice little of it.
. When the average man isn't afraid
of his wife it's sign he's long way
from home.
Nothing makes girl SO furious
with her sunburn as not to have
caught the man with whom she got it
A man down town with his friends
can act as II lie were millionaire
and at home with his family a pau-
per.-New York Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Hunnemells Woman Mayor.


II has been drilled into our minds
for many years that when mar
marries his troubles begins but III
remained for Hunnewell, Kan. says
the Atlanta Georgian and News, to-
demonstrate that woman walks
right into the thick Of trouble when
she becomes mayor of a man-made
town. And how she has walked into
it--hobbled into it, we might almost
say!
Mrs. Ella Wilson has found, the
short time she has been mayor OF
Hunnewell anything but political
honeymoon.
AS soon as she was elected she set
out to be mayor in fact as well as in
name. She insisted that woman
should have her way, particularly il
she occupied the chief Office of city
and was put there by the vote of its
citizens.
She named woman chief of po-
lice. and in addition set on foot a
number of reform measures, and was
making her power felt when trouble
suddenly broke loose in lunches.
There was city council, and 1t
was composed of men. They refused
I'd recognize her appointment, and
4 treated her reform measures with
scorn and likewise with a great deal
of rudeness When she would go to
a council meeting there would be
none; and whenever there was one
II would be at time and place UNI
known to her.
Beginning with this sort Of absent
treatment, both the council and the
department of police have come tC
the point of fiatiy refusing to heed
any OF her official orders or acts.
Finding hersefs in this sad plight
she has appealed to the governor o.
Kansas for help, at the same tim,
complaining bitterly of the criticism
that has been directed against he
and her administration. 40
Il Through the attorney general o
4 the state she reached a reply that 4
Indeed gallant one, to the effec
that all the power of the state 0
Kansas, II necessary. will be used 4
protect her in her efforts to have tn
ordinances of her city obeyed.
In fact, the attorney general, I
coming to the aid of beauty in dis
tress, does even more than the dutie
Of his Office require. He proffers tn
mayoress the following advice.
Smile and do not take too ser
ously the comments made by cit
zens. When one enters public sci
vice. he or she must be prepared I
take criticism. All the little doing
Of public officer occupying the h:g
) position of mayor are the subject {
E free comment on the part of the fire.
: citizenship" :.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
HUFF Has Not Been. Caught.

Asheyille.-No Information relative
to the whereabouts Of the negro John
Huff, who attempted to murder PATROL
man Mcconnell while under arrest,
has been secured. II is generally be-
lieyed here that the negro has made
his escape. That the negro could
have so effectually made his escape
with from one hundred to two hun
bred possemen on the trail seems in
credible. Patrolman Mcconnell late
Tuesday afternoon had hcmorrhage,
and while reports from the hospital
are at times encouraging his friends
are very Uneasy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
New County Superintendent.

Burlington.-Prof Buxton Robert
son was Monday elected superinten-
dent OF public education OF Alamance
county by the county board In session
|4t Graham. The election isfa happy
one. since Mr.. Robertson is a native
|ef the county and knows the teachers
and schools thoroughly. IS graduate
|sf tke State university aud therstsse
well qualified for the place.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
SOCIAL. WORLD
=@II @(@IE[@](-3 I(lE=l(=
THE LITTLE HURTS.

Every night she runs to me
With bandaged arm or bandagedl
knee;
"A stone bruised shin or swollen
brow
And in sorTowful tones she tells me
how
She fell and "hurted herself today.
While she was having 1.-THE bestest
play" n
And ! take her up in my arms and
kiss
The new little wounds and whisper
"oh, You must be careful my little
one,
You mustn't get hurt while your dad
dy's gone.
For every cut with Its ache and smart
Leaves another bruise on your dad
dy's heart"
Every night | must stoop to see
The fresh little cuts on her arms or
knee;
The little hurts that'have marred her
play,
And brought the tears on a happy
day.
For the path OF childhood Is oft beset
With care and trouble aud things
that fret.
oh. little girl, when you older grow,
Far greater hurts than these you'll
Il know: NJ
Greater bruises4Xill hyipg your tears,
Around thuben d IN BE iahb o. ytars
Bait come 70 ION d4ayy with then
at niehtsH H III Hsili n
And he'll 40 elifs bt'sfi ID mike an
things right
Detroit Free Press
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
"Ile,cnucrs" Destroy stiII.

winston-Salem - Revenue officers
destroyed an Illicit distIllery near
Seward. this county. bud" Nc
Knight was arrested an NJ a prciimi-
nary trial was bound over 70 the fed
cral court Eight fermenters we're
found - the still and about 500 gal
Ions OF beer, a few bushels Of meal
and malt and Sc gallon copper still
and worm, three s-gallon kegs Of
"sIngilngs". a 2o-sallon barrel ol
whiskey and variety Of cooking
utensils.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Refiections of . bachelor.

A woman can tell her husband has
something to confess by the way he
tries to act as IL she had.
A girl can admire a man for his
baseball ignorance, but he can't adj
mire her for her grand opera knowl-
edge.
There's hardly anything a man will
lie more freely about than how he
got out of an investment with a little
grain when. it was big loss.-NeH
York Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07

Fayetteville.-In the process Of
drilling an artesian well at the plant
oftthe fayetteville Ice and Manufac-
turing company workmen have dis
covered iron ore at depth OF 3S4
feet in what the engineer in charge
of the drilling declares is a dve-foot
vein.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Held up on Mountain siic.

Ashcyille.-A bold holdnp occur
red on the mountain side east Of the
city Saturday night shortly alter II
O'Clock when Lon Garren and his
friend. Lyman Israel. were command
cd 20 throw up their hands by two
men who stepped from beneath the
shadows Of the trees and Garren was
relieved OF 1880. Tho matter was
reported TO the police. but on account
OF the darkness the hiEhwaynen
could not be recognized and there Is
little hope OF capturing them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Serious Shooting Affair

Bocne-A serious shooting affair
took place at Virgin, nine miles east
of here. late Sunday evening. The
parties implicated were Edgar Hardin
and Lester Watson. Hardin was sit
ting on the porch of Cook & Hendrix
store when Watson came up and ask
ed Hardin why he had been talking
against his folks getting the post
Office. Hardin replied that he had
not. Mhereupon Watson fired two
shots, one taking effect in Hardin's
right side. Hardin is in critical
condition. Watson has fled to parts
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
The Hand 81 Time.

Arthur--why Is II fair Evangc-
line. that when / am with you tho
hands on that clock seem to take
wings and fly?
Stern Voice Cat the head Of the
stairsl-Without wishin' TO be inn
pertinent, young man. simply want
20 observe that them hands hain't
got nothin' on the ones on our gas
meter.-Judge.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
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= RECIPES. =
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Wheat Bran Bread.

Ono and one-half cups of wheat
bran. one cup Of entire wheat Tour.
one-haif cup OF molasses. onc-half
cup OF hot water. one cup OF sour
milk one teaspoon soda. one tea
spoon salt, two teaspoons baking
powder. Bake In a moderate oven
forty-five minutes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07
Jnnket with Fruit Jelly.

Make some junket In the ordinary
way. flavoring It with littlS vanilla
extract or wine; pour 1t into glass
dishes or saucers. When firm place
a round OF jelly on each dish Of junkct.
The jelly may be apple. currant,
gooseberry, or any red jelly which
may be convenient. On this pipe a
star Of cream.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-07

Notice Is received by Postmaster
Charles NJ. Hoover that from July 1.
1911. the postofiice here Is raised
from a third to second class Office,
thus putting Thomasville in the same
class office as High Point. Salisbury
and Lexington. The clerks In this
once will hereafter be under civil
service rules and there will be an
increase in their salaries also. One
clerk has been added TO the force,
which viii In the future be three IN
stead Of two.