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Anothercnr form and extra
henvy Saw Mil) Moira, also a few
Ilk* driving ho rare Just received.
_. L. Weill.
Come to my stable* for extra
doe Horses and Mules, ii Well'.
BREEZY BREVITIES.
Mr. Clyde CaJhpun, of Clio, 8.
(L, visited his uncle, Mr. Duncan
MeCormnc.
Mr. A. P, McLean, of Lumber,
ton, spent Buaday bars with his
mother.
Mr. 1*0 Cameron, of Bocking?
famg; sprat Meedey- hr-tomr
with nis father, Mr. A. Cameron.
Mr. Thompson, of Raleigh,
spent Monday in Lanrinburg,
the guest of Mr. J, D. Drooks.
Mira Christina McCormae spent
last week with relatives hi
Max ton.
Mr. Jno. McKinnon came np
froa Bed Springs Saturday
, evening asd spent Sunday with
• his father, Mr. L. D. McKinnon.
; Mira Christina MeFadyen, of
Bed Springs Seminary, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Agues Mcdsachy.
Dr. aad lire. A. C. Everett, of
Pigoestppent several doye with
Dr. Everett’s mother and return
ed bouse Tuesday morning.
The visiting attorneys attend
ing court here this week are:
Meesm. Lockhart, of Wadeeboro,
Morrison, of Buckingham; Me
Oramiek, and Cook ft Cook of
■Aston,
lira Alexander WBUame and
MJ*s Fannie MeBryde, of Ooro
bMkod oeopty, attended the
i^her’k4«r ^^Pro^' °W?Q.
Qittfmlrnih
Mr*. Flora McNair, of Lumber
Bridge, and Hr*. Mary MoDod
■M,of Harterflfe, & C., who
hare been rkitlng Mr. K. R. Me
flaaey’* family, returned to their
nepeetfre home* Toeeday mors*
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We regret bo chrontck the ffl.
ma* «i CapA J. F. Maloney,
wbo k quiet alok at Ho
tel Morgan. Mr*. Molooey arriv
ed from Henderson villa Taoaday
morning to be with him. Wa
hop* ha will aoaa ba out again.
The reader’e attention k di
rected to tbeMrw advertkhmeat
, gf Meeeri. Tatam, Ulee A Co.,
' k thk weeks paper. Although
thk popalar firm k pmctlcoJly
k ite infancy we hear that it le
already doing a thriving buei
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Dr. ICverington returned from
Baltimore Friday.
Attorney 4 no. T. Smith ol
Lamberton, spent Thurvdny in
Lauriuburg.
Misses Futli James nod Kate
Gruy Allen spent Saturday with
friends lu lled Springs.
Judge Neal spent the lattor
part of lost week with his family
here.
Mr. J. W. Woodard, of Old
Hundred, was a pleasant caller
yesterday.
Rev. A. A. MnOeachy will
preach in the Methodist church
D**t Sunday evening at 7:80
o’clock.
Bev. and Mrs. A. A McOeachy,
of Fulton, Mo., are visiting Mr.
Modeachy's parents here. Re
preached for Dr. Rose Sunday
night.
At a meeting of the town com
missioner* Tuesday an ordi
nance was passed allowing the
Bell Telephone and Teb^rapb
Co., to rater Laorlnbuig and es
tablish an ofloe here.
The March term of Civil court
convened in Laurinburg Monday
with Judge Oliver II. Allen, pre
siding. Although there wereflity
or more cases calendared not n
jury cam was tried.
The Hamlet Real Estate, Trust
and Loan Company has been
Incorporated with a capital of
15,000 with headquarters at
Hamlet. Mr. A. C. Cowan, one
of the Incorporator*, was a for
mer dtiien of Lauriuhnrg.
Wc made an error lost week in
the notice entitled "Sole of Per
sonal Property." We had it
that the personal property of
“Jeptha Peel*, deceamd," woald
be sold at auction, when it should
have been “Jeptha Gibson, de
ceased." The notice as it ap
pears this week is correct.
Our correspondents are reques
ted to sign their name to all
communications seat to this
paper for publication. We do
not want the name for publica
tion, bet as a guarantee that
Che state meats contained la the
article are reliable. We have re
cently received several communi
cations and could not publish
them on account at not knowing
who wrote them
Young, the man who killed
Williamson «t Hamlet about
1*° wseks ago, was brought
hwn Rockingham Monday and
placed in Scotland County jail
lor sale-keeping. Richmond Co.
|all Is as sals as ours, so tar as
we know, hot this action* was
asked lor by the proeecutioa on
the grounds that the keeper of
the Richmond county jail is the
prisoner's brother.
The Postmaster at Laorin
burg has received from the Mo
re inley National Memorial Asso
ciation a limited supply °f tbs
Certificates which ha vs been pre
pared for distribution to con
tribe tors to the monument fund
as souvenirs of their participa
tion la that great enterprise.
The certificate is a beautiful
work of art on which is given an
excellent reproduction of Mrs.
McKinley’* favorite likeness of
wm nueoand, together
with ft picture of the McKin
ley home in Canton and of tha
White House. The wording be
low the illustration. Is a* follows:
"This certifies that——
has contributed to the fund for
tha erection of tha national mem
orial at Canton, Ohio, in honor
of William McKinley.’* The
workmanship and artistic affects
are of tha very hlghmt order,
tha gnat house of Tllfany 4 Co.,
New York, heiag tha designers
and manufacturer*. The supply
in the hands of Postmaster
Cooper is a portion of tha first
edition of tha certificates and Is
eent bare to enable those who
harp not as yet contributed to
movement w9 receive souvenirs
direct from tbs office of the Asso
ciation or through local com
Ur. Honor'd Peeden movod
Lb family to tire Buchanan place,
about two mile* North of town,
Hominy.
On ncconnt of their late arriv
al we are forced to carry over to
next w«ek’a ieeue an m terse ting
batch of items from Hasty.
Night Operator Dunnaway, of
Hamlet, was instantly killed
yesterday morning about 8
o’clock by one ofj the last trains
coming into that place. He bad
joat quit work and was nnuMng
the railroad track going to
ward home when he was struck
by the train, which crashed him
lifeless. He leaves a wife
and two or thrss children living
in namlet.
A professional patent medicine
swindler struck town Monday
and robbed about #18 or #90
from the crowd that gathered
around him,—to take in bb
"aUghtrof-hnnd performance.”
Wenotim that the same fellow
bus visited Maxtor, Monroe, and
Chesterfield. 8. C., nod no tailing
how many more place*, during
the past week. The amount he
took iu here was email compared
with ills lock at boom of the oth
ur places, Ilo always uses his
baggy as a' platform to speak
from, and whm he has flnfcbed
"sewing up” thecrowd bo thanks
them very kindly for tbeirliberal
patronage and drive* to thenext
town.
The D’Vtdgni* Company under
the management of Cowan Bras,
gave a performance in Kields
Hall last Wednesday night, and
to eay that it was a “bum” affair
to be called a show does not be
gin to express It, They adver
tised very extensively, which
made a favorable impression up
on our people, and we had
enough faith in it to write an
advanced notice (speaking in
favorable terml of the perforin,
once) printing and mailing
about a hundred papers which
contained the notice, Weu need ay
evening before we went to the
•bow. It goss without saying
that the balance vf tbs -edition
did not contain the notice.
Thee is a certain finally la this
county that makes more butter
than they can ass, and they sell
their surplus regularly, which la
pyobahly four or lire pound* a
week, to one of our business men.
Last Saturday the famllUr old
backet which the batter Inva
riably comes in, was brought to
town by two of the young lad.
iee of the horns, and handed to
the merchant. Pretty soon ' af
ter the ladies left, the merchant
had a call for batter, so he goes
to tbs bucket, takes off tbs led,
and it vu fanny to see the blank
look on his face, for he had about
two gallons of batter-milk. Of
coarse the mistake was made by
putting the butter into the
wrong bucket.
There was another little inch
dent which happened user by
sometime ago that we had de
cided not to mention, bat it tsso
closely related to this oos that
ws cannot withhold it any lon«
Them wu ft certain geatlsmao
canvassing the county esQM* ft
essrawgri
greftt uuprovetaent on the oU
way of churning. While out on
hie eauraee one day be wee talk*
lag up Me chum to ft house-wife,
explaining fo various ways, tbe
valuable point* about It. Tbe
lady did not "take on" to it ae
faet aa be liked, eo be insisted on
her gutting eome milk, "any
kind, sweet or eour," and be
would take the butter from it in
80 seconds tram tbe ttme be Star
ed; Finally she brought the
milk and be commenced churn
lie operated tbe churn 80 - aao.
orida, then a minute, and then
80 minutes but still them
was no butter.
Tbs faet waa when tbe lady
wmt into the pantry to get the
mQk she > skimmed the cream
from it, and of course all tbe
•bnraahe ever sold before or
since would not bring butter
from that kind of milk.
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Our community in sodden <x
urcr the death alone of Its m<»l
o«ful citterns, Prut W. 0
Qnakenbusb.
About two jean ago l*mt
Qnakcabasb bad a light stroki
of paralysis, whicb canned him
to give up school. Afewmonthi
ago he had a second stroke
and Sunday afternoon at .%
o’clock the third stroke rs n>>,
which resulted in his death
•boot a o’clock Monday after
noon
lie was stricken at the Olena
House, at which place was hit
steeping apartment, and from
the time of his attack till death,
be never regained epoeck or
consciousness.
The funeral eerrless were coo
cl acted Tuesday afternoon at S
o’clock in tbs Baptist church, of
wbidi be was rscognised na one
of its moat faithful and active
maorim. Her. K. 0. Kendrick,
his beloved pastor, conducted
the services, assisted by Hers.
J. If. ltoas, L. 8. Massey and A.
A..McOeocby. The latter who is
bow located in FtiHon, Mo., and
is hers oa a visit to bis father.
»m a pupil in ]*rof. Qoaken
bush's school daring lib early
school jnsam. 1U talked of the
deceased principally ns a teach
er, speaking of bieexcelleat mode
of training the boy* ander bis
caw, bis gsoeronsity to the poor
who mew not able to pay tui
tion, and how these shared hb
kind instructions and moral in
flosoc* the same as the mote
fortunate eons and daughter*
The remain* were Interred *it
the Southerland burying ground
Tuesday evening about 5 o'clock,
where peasetnUy sleep* the rtv
mains of hb taring wile, who
preceded him several year* ago.
The scene at the grave woe pa
i tntoc. A gistt moo/ of Us
I ecbool gMa, wbo loved and re
•pectadhta, with tears trfck
Ifcg down their cheeks, prooeed
ed to scatter violets on the
arave, UfetreQy covering it tram
head to loot. Then th»
Pro#- Quakeabush wm oae of
thoae cheerful, nnaddah charac
ter* which are numbered among
the lew » every community, and
be hie death Lanrinboig
Bootlaad eonnty loaea one of its
jjjgsp
I JOHy F. McNAlR. I
opth)m_mometer I
The m«« and u(vto-drite mitcbine. Come and hire your mjm e».
rnn toed free. Ail shewn itted by m mb potnutoed to Riw per
fect mtWtoetloD, or money refunded.
DR. BVERINGTON'S DRUG STORE.
sort ▼•luobt* tad MoaitW
CkfUnpatiMM*.
Knt weak «• wIB dnoUnnr*
ol eolunM to actfcdM oa th* Ul
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