FRIGATE RICHMOND NOW
MASS OF CHARRED TIMBERS
A» Associated Prase dispatch from/
F.estpoit. Main* says:
A mass of twisted metals and char
red timbers lying on Coney Beech
hers it sU that remains of tht f < irate
Richmond, one* ths pride of the Uaiw
<*d State i nary. Ths famous'wooden
warship, ballt in ISM, wns used dar
ing thro* wnre in capacities vsryint
'rota admiral'? flairhip to rceeivmjr
.'hip and war finally binned for the
op per In her hull.
'■ i Wo Richmond wan Admiral Par
iir.'l'n fbigrblo durii»; the liiell War
*nd uraa in revetui famoui engage
aentn in Southern water* and alone
be hliacwippl. It ia mid that the
H'rumotid ii one of the Timt Amtri
»n «Wp-. to be camouflaged. During
b? bointinrdmi n| of K.w Orleant
rVragut ordri.d the man-o'-war cam*
uflnged. and not having th» nacer
arv paint, (ha frigate war smeared
rith mud. partly objecting h«r from
the ensmici1 view.
“A few years later the Richmond
was retired, but eras pat into romnlc
ion again In >18U8 for the MpanUh
American war, when she was u*>-d s«
a receiving ship at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard Then lor almost <0 tear*
■ ■the was held idle at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, but Was pat in use again In th
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World War ai a receiving and train
•rtg ship.
"The one* great warahip’a day* »i
ote/al new were wear aad a abort ♦<"»*
sgo she wm tow ad la Kastport aad
the torch applied."
CHANCE IN SOUTHEJUT .
FAUENQU BHEDULEI
At the request ot tbs North Caro
lina Corporation CwssisiiM, tbs
■•hcduio of the now trains hslnoaii
Cirensboro and Raleigh, to be eslab
'hed by the Southern Railway Bye
-n> an Sunday, Jane 19th, in toe
ncftian with the Inauguration of spe
uul summer serviee far tbo aecooe
modstion of tourist travel, has bees
i hanged aad these trains will be eper
Kted as follows.
Lease Raleigh <40 A. M., arriva
Gnesabor* 9:10 A. IL; leave Greene
boro 7 40 P. IL; arrive Raleigh 10:2C
P. E
lh.-oe train.-, to be known ns No*
IS :<.*J lfl, will nuke all local atop*
■i'4 will b* operated during-the sum
mor sMicn ta roligve the k«a«*
through train* of local work.
M *'* '*"* Uj“° lh« ached ale of
Ho. 11 wtll bo changed so aa to cut
aut that wait of twu bout* at Raleigh
its schedule to bo aa fallows: Lear*
Ooldaboro 14:08 P. M.) helm. 11-86
P. If.; Raleigh 10:40 A. M.; arrive
Grooasboro 4t00 A. M. Tke schedule
of No. 110 wtll be quickened to aukr
arrival Raima 5:10 A. H. and Goldo
boro 0:10 A If., la order to mite
Important connections.
FARMERS- HUNT NESTS
after two eagles appear
Owe I. Kilted, Awothae Captured
(Clinton Nows Dimatch.)
Two eagle*. Us latgoat of which
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had a eprcad of stows fort hart baas
eaugbt aaat of Clinton daring tha past
weak, and fanonn between haw and
Mo'toerUlo art soar looking for tha
probable s«st of the birds
, oa apponrad star Moltoa
*Uk >■<* weak nod attacked a large
bog, killing the porker. A farmer, at
tracted to the aeoae bp the seise made
bp the hog. killed the bird with a toot
(ton. Tha bird would hare bad so
trouble making swap with It* aapttea
bad it art baas killed.
• A- tcccr.d bird, a mailer oaa with
a ate* spread rf eia feet, was aap
lt id -w. tie? Jcltn Fowler farm east
ol Clinton Saturday and broaght to
tc'-W, whare it wae confined in a
Coop. 1: b_H bean (altered bp two
*»■ ;ro bare after It had birtai an
targled in a wir: iszt*. h Sr thoszht
•k-i the b’rt was after a rabbit o:
acm.- other traall animal which had
escaped threagh tha wire*.
I Wrw Bcria, Jane 1 *—R local srr<
papwr tk i afternoon carrl.il a Mat?
of a MCK*weddin* which rare New
'Arta racial folk* the thr-U of ri~
i caacoa end which fa of ciaV'Wlda Ui
Tfco article is <ra*cC::r I old t .*
jtfcc unexpvclvd imntriifr at tViknni.t
itoa Saturday afuraooa el ttt W.
thy widow of JaMca H. Blair, a .• .
cal luaibcr magnate who -a, _*!■;. ;
£ an automobile aeridcul r.». JVati:
Mountain come month* 1*0, nni
Frank McCrary, of Lame A. ...
who la an er*r*«H»tic choir r!tt|r,.v
1ka canal* mat a few m ..hr ..
dm In* a revival meet eg km.
It »raa lota at flrat fcgb*. for botit
Btcti near trhtive, were Upt la lii t
oat. .-4 knew nothin* of the offe r
cat!! -.hr aew«pm>cr Mery anpaan t
• Ay Xr?. Made* paacor. Arv. V.
A. Aic-.r, of tfcU city, performed vlrt
cestmany. The brldu I* «.J to lin
worth a million dolkr-- or 0010.
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I Summer Furniture 1
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I Musical Instruments i|
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fl You will find comfort and ejoyment in these things we \
g have gotten for you. |
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H Bob Swain will show you the furniture—Marion Bag
ft gett will demonstrate the instruments. 3 3
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H Both of them will be glad to serve you at any time. j ;
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I BARNES&HOLLIDAY
I COMPANY
ft DUNN —NORTH CAROLINA
|| Come To See Us On Ally Third
6j| Knch Curtain Rods can't sag—never tarnish ffTp)
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Kirsch “Fresh ^r”
Curtain Rods
You need these in your home. They are the most practi
cable of all curtain rod a and can be installed easily, quick
ly and cheaply.
Let us demonstrate them to you.
Id |, "ir«cit Curtain Rod* caul ug — nave/ ta/nlai.
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RATTAN FURNITURE
Look over our display of this cool and comfortable
furniture. %
YOU WILL LIKE IT
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Butler Bros
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SHERIFF GREEN
HOME PLACE
SUBDIVIDED INTO |
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL LOTS
On LiUmgfcon and Sanford High wry. |a W r. Two
P-ocVs frcm Business District, Six Blocks from Railway g»HfrT
AT AUCTION
ON' j
SATURDAY x *||VrH
| UHK) A M. | A JUNE IUt
TERMS--20 per cent cash. 20 per cent in six months, balance one, I
two and three years.
^uJ^NTiAj^TThc S*lcyi£ Green Horne Place is located in one of
the best residmtaal mcbons of Ullington, a rapidly growing city
o more than 2,000 inhabitants. The property is supplied with elec
tric lights, city water and sewerage nearby.
Lillington is a very progressive city and well located residential
property must advance in value as the city grows. Make an invest
ment which will net quick profitable returns or purchase a site for 1
the home you are going to build.
biyertigate the Sheriff Green He— Place today. Our repre
senatativc, Chaa. E. Best, in Lillington will be glad to go over the
property with you and explain any of the details of the mV to you.
• ••£.-* •pvSw h°iwe- C?oJlOW' i *k our "d® °° SATUR
DAY, JUNE ><Mti **r| 1 ^MHV-M-'xrnrlpnrichmci thnsn Infest s—1:.
on very easy terms. • ’ ;
CASH PRIZES---BAND CONCERT .
-SALE CONDUCiLD BY _
ATLANTIC COAST REALTY Company, Agts.
The Name That Justifies Your CooficUaice**
PETERSBURG, VA. Offices GREENVILLE, N. C.
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Condensed Report at Close of Business May 4th, 1920.
RESOURCES
% •
Loan*-.$818,509.20
Bonds . .. 198,800.00
Stock Federal Reserve Bank. . 1,800.00
Banking House and Fixtures. . 51,105.22
5 per ct Redemption Fund_ 2,000.00
Cash on hand and due from bV 96,790.11
Total...$1,169,004.53
LIABILITIES
Capital stock.$ 50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 40-866.90
Circulation... .. 40,000.00
Federal Reserve Deferred Cr s. 16,967.21
Rediscounts __ 28 750 00
tiffs' (L.ibrrty^"d*i
Tot*1..$1,169,004.53
One reason for our growth is that no account
i# too small for us to handle. $618,509.20
loaned out in this community speaks for it
self. We take care of the Merchant, the Far
mer, the Business man in every business pur
i
airit the little man and the big man alike. We
baae our loans on your deposits, and try to '
show our appreciation of your business by
giving service. * '
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