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Popes Items
J. 11. Sledge addressed the Farmers
Union here on the ISth,He
- ?1 - made a line talk that was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Ida Fuller has leturned front
Vance county" where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Corrinne and Zelma Ilolme!
attended the meeting at Flat Roc!
last week.
The good road force Will com
tnence work on the Pocomoke road
this week we are glad to state.
We are glad to see J. ,VT. House
out again.
The[ people about Pope's have
quit grumbling about theft- crops at
they have materially improved. W'f
think that we will make an average
crop.
Mrs. Charles Frazier, of Harris
township, visited Mrs. G. H. Perget-SoU,
last week.
Come out to Sundav school. Don't
let your chair be vacant. We need
you. (i. H. P.
Youngs ville Items.
Rev. J. W. l'atton is" conducting
a revival meeting at the Christian
church this week.
Miss Kookh Spivey is visiting at
Merry Oaks this week.
Sam Lumpkins has accepted a position
as auctioneer with Cbeatliam
Bros.
Mrs. O. Blanks, the milliner o(
the firm of Pearce, W illiams & Co..
is on the northern markets buying
a complete line of milliner)' for the
fat)-trade.
Mrs. G. S. Earp has gone on a visit
to relatives near Lonisburg.
We are glad to learn that Claude
Cheatham is able to return from the
hospital this week.
R. C. Hoekadj has resigned his
position at the Bank and J. A. Wil.
liams has been elected to fill hii
? place.
C. C. Winston has gone on'a visit
-to Tarboro.
Our school opens next Monday.
Among those leaving for schoo
this week are:" M. E. Winston, R. E
- Underwood and C. V. Timberlake
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Wake Forest, Frank Tiiuberlske ;
for Horner's at Oxford, Miss Mary |
. Winston for Oxford Seminary, Miss- i
| es Kate ilolden, Lizzie Underwood!
and Ruth Strickland for Lonisburg
j College. . |
i Mrs. W. 1". Faulkner is visiting |
relatives in Chatham county.
) Cottbn and Fobacco crofs through- i
; oat this section are late. No new
cotton on our market yet, whileI
there is some tobacco coining and;
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j i mr lanuei? pay uicv are ^etunsj a
I better price f? r it than"they received j
I last v?*ar. while the quality is \erv
(inferior.
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- Charles Daniel Wicker.
' At three lot tv fire <m the
noon of July twenty first u'n a
I hundred and ten, the d .rk visas;-.
> ed angel of death visited the home
I of Mr. and Mrs R. 15. Wicker and j
! laid his icy hands npon the heart of!
futile t'harles Daniel Wicker aged j
j fourteen months and eighteen days I
and forever stilled its fond and far- |
j vid pulsation. But "Oh, grave |
i whete is thy victory? "Oh, death,
where is thy sting?" For has not
the Savior said to "suffer little children
to come unto me and forbid
them not, for of such is the kingdom
of heaven." Then father, mother,
brother and sisters why should vou
weep when you know that he is
"safe tu the arms of Jesus" . where
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; there is no sorrow or care. His sof
jotipi uj on this earth was of short
, duration, but long enough to endear
> htm to all that knew him. His
: smiling face, his laughing blue eyes
and chubby form is too indelltbly
stamped upon our memory for eith- I
er time or eternity to ever efface
( them. Conld we but look across
! the vista of time and see him and
little sister that has gone on before j
in their spotless and shining robes as '
1 they welcome father and mother to,
that celestial home or see them today
with their shining wings and
raptor >us faces as they gambol and
' play before that gTeat white thorne
we wonld not recall them tor worlds.
I know that his fond fathers heart |
I is heavy and bleeding still but re-!
member that your loss is the Mas.
tei'sgain, and that sometime some- j
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yon*know, but it yoy1
ling sales wer$ inrot/ti
ng sale than the efttiv
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iivs, as shown lVHcnv\
10 15: VI. C. Pruitt sA-2'i-40; Wikst
ton yll-15: \V. G.1P
e.vt load and be convinced that the lnlx
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where you will again meet never to | J
part. And to liis mother who has')
entered the very valley ot the shad- if
ow of death that he might live; I i I
would say mother be of good cheer,IS
for the sepiration from vonr babe !(
will not be long, for you too will j J
sometime reach the end of life's j [
journey, when you can again clajp j (|
him to your bosom and claim him as ( j
your own never to part again.!}
While we always regret that it fell (
to his lot to blaize that 'dark and die- 1
mal trail for us; we would not call j J
him hack to this vale of tears. ji
So rest on little fcbatlee, ji
For ws too are traveling there; jj
!?_> e and bye we'll meet you be- j i
yond the stars, * Hi
In that beautiful golden eouie-j J
where. j]
Lovixgi.y Covstx. j?
LAST GRAND, EXCURSION VIA j
SOUTHEM, RAILWAY. \
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. j
On Sept. 20th the Southern Railway
will operate its last Annual Excursion j
to Richmond. Val "from Goldghoro,
Raleigh, Durham, ^wjfford, Henderson, 1
and intermedate staCons including Jeff- 1
reys, Va. I I
DON'T MISS TH^ OPPORTUNITY '
TO VISIT fflt HISTORIC !
CAPITAL Of DIXIE. (
With its iiiatp,' plinta of interest
while the weather is {delightful. Very 1
cheap rates wilfapplv as follows: 1
From Goldsbcfo, ? 1- SO j
" Selma, J I 3 50 I
" Raleigf, I 3 00 '
" Durban, I it 00 {
" Oxfog, J 2 50 J
fieyHiue, | - au |
This trfn will leave Goldsboro at 1
6:45 a. ml Selma 7:4, Raleigh 8:35, I
Durham X30, HenderAm 9:00. and Ox- i
ford lO.ai, a, m., -arriving 4:10, p. m.. (
returning, leave Richmond on any regular
tragi up to and including 10:45 a.'
m., Sept. 22nd. A
Fcr Ihedule. raje, Ac., from other
points sail on any Southern Railway
agent fr write 1
W. H. Parxell, I
T. P. A., i
Raleigh, X C ... -
Publifc Stenographer j
I have openeckan office over the First! J
National Bank fv they purpose ?f do- IJ
ing Stenographic \Wo? for the public. ! i
Accuracy and neayie* is my aim and 4
I shall he glad to and wait on all j *
who may need m| services. WorkjJ
called for and delivered. Phone No. : I
55. Charges reasoAtVe. i J
RceVT C. Baixey. J
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ere also imitations as comj
ead Stalling 6-9-11-1!*; H. M. Bell 5-9-12-20;* W. O.
ruitt 11-15-20-31-1"' 50. "
pendent warehouse is the place to sell your to'
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^ They report a vei\:
j|j Northern Markets \
you a complete line
?2 and Shoes. Miss C
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ing will be announc
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nr friends and patrons.
y successful. trip to the ||
an^f are ready to show ||
\of Dry Goods, Notions gg
i^ira Aycocke, our Millin- ^
cithern Market in order
me thoroughly acquaint- 2g
shions. Millinery open- ?|
:ed later. 'g
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