THE EXCHANGE.
LAORINBUBO, 1. C.J4N. *9, tWi«.
PENNY COLUMN.
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Oaar M quartan at W. L rttk
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yntfa. tLM aar Otter food. Mwt
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■Ua* at JEnaiaatoa’a.
ItlLUa’atateadaitnaaa lor Otetea
aad Ctekata
8ood»aaa«BmH..teatBntiacWa
Ttetea*Baaa< ToUotHaaa ta towa,
at teloaad at W. U njk
'ItetDVItt Baaa-tanan
atlmtagtM*a.
Coflbaa aad Oaateaa Irani tte ateaaaat
to tte teat, at B.K Laa’a
i teal at EtaHngtoa'a.
Coote»ta kaa o< Prmtt'a Food tad tq»
pnteanat fHaat Btaaa
Daroa’aPatetaat Hatd’aDrag Btoaa
• TtegnataadfiProdaaarla Paaat’a
grarylttaa itia«i at KVid'a Dr^; Baora
.te-rsirftt
, BREEZY BREVITIES.
Dr. W. T. Herndon viaited
Max ton Tuesday.
Mr. J. T. MoBaehin went to
Washington, N. C., lavt week on
* •. *
Jaa. Morgan- haa Ac fa Am
■ aa salesman with/etr.
J3mtwX Collage yesterday- ~
Mr. Colon IfcCobmfck has ae
aa|rthd a position a* stenographer
with li(. John D. Bbaw, Jr.
Mr. B. T. McBryde, of Char
lotte, spent a lew days - of this
week with his uoele, Capt J, A.
McBryde.
Bhad tha new advavtiaenmt
of Mr. D.C. McNeill. He talk,
•boat an op-to-da&o Una of faa
cy groceries. '
Mra Margaret McKinnon left
yesterday morning lor Floral
College to Tint the family of Mr.
A. M. McKinnon.
Mr. and Mra. Vance Orr, of
Hasty, accompanied by MLmm
Orr and Norman, apeat Sand ay
with Mr. Dvnoan MaConniek'a
Bmily, near Laorinburg.
lfaMrt. Buchanan * Mortem
bar* mo rad tbatr aaw mm from
ap abora laaral HUltothe J. B.
Cafconn ptaofe mar Ktmora.
Tbay a*p«ct to ba running again
bainrdva
Mm Wi-Wt Immn, wbo haa
bam aiMtfag bar mothar, Mm
Morth; for admattea, rataraad
to bor'BbaaOta tala'City, &&
ildmfc. Hor aiafor, Mba Bra
Bo^acnompalmd^
v Mb W. a Boaraaa, nomtfo
of.tha gmabt Wfcfeabat A JW
▼fliao, of this plana, haa aiVapt.1
sdaiaarattrepoaitlon with B
** f*0?*• *anr* Arj
goods BHaoCOtmuboro, 1. OL,
aadaffi mala that pirns his
hosm altar Fahraary lab
MivJL D. Sanford and rfsfor,
MMs MUM* Maaford, amt to
Maihlagh— Saturday to attend
ths faaaral of thair oomia, Mr.
■ UMrMaaford.aho dtad Friday
aWB^Tbofooatal aarriea* aafo
«oMo*. TS7 sU!foir^
I^MtM^pysofafa
Mr. W. T. Tyson, of Southern
Pines, visited Hr. B. L. Stewart
this week.
Mr. Rod McRae is visiting rel
atives in Cumberland County
this week.
Mr. J. D. Brooks, of MoColl,
ie spending apart of this week
with his family here.
P. a Whitlock. Bnq., of Rock
Ingham, wee line yesterday on
professional business.
Mr. J. M. Black, of Cowpwns,
8. C., spent a few days of this
week here with relatives.
ltsv. R. O. Kendrick will preach
in Gibson Baptist church Bun
day, January 35, at 8 o’clock,
p. m.
Dr. T. L. Northrop, of 8t
Pauls, Robeson county, spent
several days in Laarinborw last
week.
Miss Mary McKinnon left Mon
doo morning to enter the Red
Springe Seminary. Her sister
Mies Anna, ooootnpaaied her to
Bed Springs and returned home
yesterday.
The Max ton Bash& Door Co.,
ol Max ton. N. C., should receive
a liberal patronage bom our
people. It turns out work that
Is noted fbr its lasting qualities,
and ere understand that the
prices ate satisfactory. Our
good friend, Mr. J. B. Weatherly
is secretary and treasurer o! the
company and Mr. M. H. Mims is
superintendent-nT the work a
Don’t fail to read their ad. in
another part ol tfaie paper.
Mies Kva Miller, reader and bn
well worth
Aism
foftowing^H
taken from a rapfli
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a* A-«|U«UU
ha congregation on
ftmm
‘•From Jam.
data, the total
amination and by certificate
from other churches have been
152. The total dismissals to
other ch^eghea .god removal# by
death,las. Namberol children
baptiaed 06. Number of oouplee,
(me or both parties befog mem»
ben of the congregation, 88.
01 tha 170 who wen member*
only 10 or 15 n
aieeed to
majority
river.’*
S5£s?£
***"0* in 8tom*cb tod LJy.
•rtroaMM. Th*y not only n
DBATH OP CAPT, g, n. THOMAS.
Hi DM Verr MMly SiMdar N%m
TOyTiM^toHtVKi.
The eud death of on* ol Boot
laud county’s oldest, most high
ly neepeoted and influential citi
■eue, Capt. 8. U. Thomas, oeour
•d very suddenly at hie house
two miles from Launnburg, 8at
urday night about 9 o’clock, of
apoplexy. He woe In hie 78rd
year.
The unexpected news was
shocking to hie host of trieods
here, ae he made hie usuaI visit
to Laurinburg Saturday mom
iug and appeured to be m perfect
health. Saturday evening he
ate a hearty supper, retired
shortly after 8 o’clock, and wo*
lying awake conversing with hie
wife when the attack came.
There were no eigne of pain—not
even a movement of the body
that could be noticed.—The first
thing to Attract the attention of
Mis. Thomas wai that be bad
quit talking and that hie breath
ing seemed to be diScult.
Mrs. Thomas summoned her
mother, Mm Winston, and her
brothers, Messrs. Harry and Ben
Winston, who were there on a
visit from Dakota, hot nothing
coold .be dons, asl death cam e
is about 16 minutes.
The Interment was mods in the
Laurinbcrg! cemetery, Monday
^o’clock, P.,M.;aod thefaneraleer
vices wen conducted at tha
grave by the Rev. L. 8. Uaa*ay.
Tbt Dill^xtran wan: Al^wrn.
L. A. McLaurln, Peter McIntosh,
A: L. James, J. F. McNair. T. T.
Covington, Peter McRae, U. li.
McKinnon, W. H. McLaurln, D.
Z. Hardin, John Bine, J. W.
Oumichael and R. N. Moon.' .
Copt. Thomas had an sx tea
ttys acquaintance and gas high,
if esteemed by those who knew
him. He was a most eoeoesstul
bosiness man, and his bnsteem
ca*sss should be aa object lesson
To aav young man.
-Wfc-- ~ *b*rhsw*sso.
m the meffhottie bo«i
l-Tajetterttk, at wfcieh
[T . Tr\ * *** w. He
; > to Charleston,
JLC., aod whs associated (a buml
oms then with Mr. (1m. W.
Wmiarna
Itwaa wb«n be Bred in Char
Woo that ba enlisted la the
civil war, aod after a brief ear.
vtoe was made captain of lus
company.
- He returned home after the
war penniless, but he still pos
sessed that energetic spirit,
which made blm one of the
wealthiest men ip oar county.
He was a devoted husband
aod a kind and loving lather,
and la bk death our county and
•tats loses one its most valuable
citizens.
He k survived by hk aged wile
hod two daughters, Mrs. W. 1.
Henderson, of Charlotte, and
Mn. John 1>. Bhaw, Jr., of thk
place, and one brother.
In Mother column w publkh
Ufatai the program ol tbe'ft&b
bath 8ehooi Institute" to ba
held in ttaa Presbyterian Church
Frfdar and Saturday, to ba too
duetad by the Bar. Dr. A. 1*‘
PhUHpe ot Biehmood, Va. The
people otLaurinboif and Soot
land county should not lone the
opportunity ol bearing tble die
tiuguiehed speaker. Dr. Philips
is a eoa ol late Bar. Dr* Chartee
Phillips, lor maay yearn Frol,
ol MatbamaMes in . our Slate
University, widely known and
honored by maay old students
ol the Doireraity ia ibis eeotioa
ol tbs State like bin lather Dr.
rkdlipe oocuptee a distinguished
plaeetn the ehnreb.'H» le at
the bead ol
WILCOX GETS 30
YEARS. . '•
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Just as we go to press
(Wednesday) news reaches
here over the wins that the
Jury in the WOoox-£n>peey
case had rendered aTverdict
of murder in the second de
gree. and that Judge Coun
cil had sentenced the pris
oner to 80 years in the state
prison. v
It was generally heUered
about here that the1 rerdict
| would be either guilty in the
first degree or acquitaL
Judge Council stridently
believed the prisoner was
guilty of something, as he
put on him the Maximum
sentence for murder In the
second degree.
DOT* AND DASHB TfU^MLYTCH.
Part of tbU week 1mm ban
rather dlangraeable. 7aa many
bar* doubtlaaa obaarrad.
Bar. 0. B. Perry pfrachad aa
exceptionally fine aefraon Sun
day from Jobh 14-% Hie op.
pofatmanta, tor tba pf>int> #fll
bain tba morning of tbaaaepod
and fcwrtb 8ondaya la aacb
month, and in tba afternoon on
tba drat and third. V '
Mr. John ForMawtapmad from
a riait to bia parent* and rate
tiraauenr Elarbaa Spring*, l**t
week.
Mr. and Mr*. Oao. Wright want
to Laariaborg Tburaday.
Ur. D. C. Lyteh wfrehoeed a
fine bog from Mr. John Forbia
laat week, which wfetebed whan
dnaa*d404 lba. ^
Aa on* pearl t£roogh oar
lltti# Tillage h* beatetb* roar of
tba beiiowa and ehuaTbf tba an.
yfl oooa more. Mr. TJX. Bonra
day, Jr.,of Loarfabone. haaan
capted a poaUiow^rSb 1). C.
lyteh, and ia botfly engaged
lo^teg Iron for the "Mpa"
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Columbia, & C., (Special).-At
1 o'clock Monday afternoon Mr.
N. O. Gonsalee died at the Ool
oaUa Hospital, where he was
taken Immediately after the
■booting last Thursday. . He
was unoonedoua whan the end
came and tt waa rsiniisr
The morning paper* bad In
formed the public that hope had
been abandoned. A few minutes
after the end came It waa known
all over Colombia. The whole
city 4s deep in sorrow. There is
no apparent anger, no display
of indignation.
Boon after the death of Mr. Oon.
Mies, a telephone meesqfn* car
ried tbs neve to Capt. High, the
county jailer, nod apprised Ool.
Tillman. It le stated that the
Utter received the lntefllgeooe
without any expression at regret
or betokening any amotion on*
way or the other. . He was nek.
ed to night if he would makes
statemeat, and replied through
hie brother-in-law, ex-Judge
Buchanan, tbst be had nothing
tossy.
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Washington, IK C., Jan. 19^—1
There was a tearing by the Seo
ate Committee on the Jodiotiy
today on the bill recently la
trodwsed tqr Senator Simmons,
at Xorth Carolina, to create an
otber Jodgrehip lor the fcmrtb
Judicial Circuit, which rn nnrlace
Um States of Maryland, Virginia
West Virginia, Xorth Carolina,
and Sooth CuoUua At present
^W'hnalT^ *I°r
There la batons other drouit
which has only two fudge*, the
Flret Circuit lor the state of
Maine, New Hampshire, Uarea
droette and Rhode bland.
A majority of the Senate Com.
mitttee la himr "*—ittTrg the
JWMjn4nmhlp^(«e4ted’ far V
Bmntor Shunone’ ML ;
Ufa
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A Us* propotetloa. Ofao m
to oos, yet absolute bites to two.
Tbs snuil boy gets it for aotb
iag, thsyoaog aao bos to steal
it, aad tbs oU onahas to bay
it Tbs baby's light tbs low's
priTflege4 the hypocrite’s mask.
To a yoaag girt, faith, to a
aad to aa
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