Jones, will leave Monday to attend the
encampment of the Third and Fourth
iegimeiits, at Charlotte. That their
ty and experiences in the " Queen
ity" will be pleasant and profitable
we have no doubt. There are no
cleverer or more hospitable and enter
prising people anywhere than the
citizens of Charlotte and they will
leave nothing undone to make the
visit of the soldier boys a memorable
one 111 every way.
The lamented George Badger Harris
used to say that the Oxford & Hender
son Railroad was so crooked that the
sun would shine in both sides of the
car at the same time. But according
to the Atlanta Journal there is a county
road down in Georgia that beats this.
That paper is reponsible for the fol-
owiug "crooked" story: "A man
traveling over one of the sawmillroads
in Dooly county avers that the road
was so crooked that he met himself
coming back."
II. Thomason is selling goods now
a little cheaper than the cheapest. He
is closing out his entire line of summer
goods, consisting of dry goods, notions,
ladies dress goods, pant goods, hats,
shoes, etc., etc., to make room for fall
stock. He always keeps on hand a
full line of staple and fancy groceries,
sugar, coffee, molasses, flour, bacon,
salt and almost everything to be found
in the grocery line, all of which is
priced at the low water mark. Call
and examine his entire stock and bar
gains if you want anything in his line.
- - -.
If you want to buy Hats and other
goods cheap, go to H. Thomason s. All
summer stock lias been reduced in prices
to run it off before the Beason closes.
Cool Drinks at Parker's drugstore. It's
a cool place.
A Good Thing.
