Transfers Of Harnett
County Real llstate
Fi il Jcmiffuii to G™, L. t'lumady.
lot in Uutiti, *100
J. A Huekuday and Ovarby u> Wm
Criwfoid. lol in Angler, considers*
l.iin. 427 50
J. I’; 'L*'* l" H. A. Matthews, 2
troiU' InIIIT 82 acre* in Grove town
ship *500
M A. Matthew- to BabeCta, Wip
U ns and Lee, 2 liariit in prove town
<li:a. 82 acres. *8,001).
A. t . Oijbuin to .1, E. William*, lot
■n Angler. *iijo.
O. L Johnson to thai. Roaa, one
third interest in II uerra l.illinfton
t'lwnhip, (It) and other considera
tion.
W. II. Kaucetu- to E. J. Swindell,
lot in Lilllncton, *1.000 and othc.
Consideration.
II II. Hoe to R. i. Stone, 22 acres
L.llhipton townnhip. *5,500.
Ava and Ida L<.n«r to Geo. H. Loup
Iwullirde undivided inteieat in 20
k r..., I.illinsrtun township, $40u.
M na Games to T. V. Stewart, 38
1*2 iiciv-S Grove township. *1,500.
1 V. Stewart to S N. Wfllama,
:>h 1-2 acres Grove township, (2,500
J D. Bann s to J. C Godwin, one
sixth of an acre near Gunn. *30.
B. ijrJ yf Education tu J G. God
'V>|. one-half acra near Barnus school
hou. i, *150.
Gin. E. Piince to J. G. Godwin
n ' <*-nth acre near Uarnee achooi
Inure, *250.
« McLamb to hidton McUub
t-i 37 acres Avcritahorn township, *2,
inn.
II- ls"n8 to Carolina Tei. A
Tel. ( o., lot in Lillinjfton, *1,200.
SAMPSON WOMAN HEADS
I ARM WOMEN'S CONVEN.
TION KOR COMINC YEAR
(ClinUin Newr Dispatch.)
S.im|t«>»n county ffrli honored in
Mn. W B. Lamb thown to
Woman'#* Convention
for the coming year. Thia don not
| ome as a Kirprla* to the people 01
i *i° county, because they realise thi
i iual*f o.atioti> of their 'lomniislralivi
! Th**> «ri just gratified to
, now that the people of thr .late are
ceogm.ing the ability of Mra. Lamb
*hou1'' discharge her dutiee as
!'i^<Upy “"d c«e,.ntiy a* proa,dent
nf the Farm Wom>n g convention and
. uiviy she will, si shi* has as count}
‘■ome demonstration agent, she will
..dd a., much glory to the county as
.ay other vitlscn.
Sampwin had a large delegation al
■ he Farmers and Farm Womrn’i
< invention in Kaleigh last week. Crc
<■*>'• ia largely due Mr. R
:T. Melvin and Mra. W. B l.amb for
Ie Interest they have inspired in Ihr
people of the county. Below i» a list
ihe name, of those attending:
A. |>. williams, Mra. A. I). Wil
I Williamson and
| Mr* Kuphom.a Ba«. of Beulah; Mr
I ind E ,C- L«-- Wcstb.ook Lee.
1 s,'^*~n,ok Sr., Mi
I ind Mra. It. W. Tart, Allen Daughtry
V W Daughtry, Ml*e I.eta W^em
!Miaa Bottle Lee and F. O. Busell, of
i Newton Grove; W. H., Waller and
I * ads Bullard, C. W .Ssnonu, M. C.!
I ..“tier. Mr. end Mr*. W. F. Lamb, of'
• oeeboro; J. I». Mtljsmb. Robert!
■ I ’hjuon, Colin Lamb, and W. L Rob
nenn, of Ingold; R. t. Tew, Marian
low, Dewey Jaeksun, Mr. Lonni.
ackson. Cooper; Mr. Mrs. .W.
, • afklvy, Moltari viU«; Forra»t Merritt
| ir and Mrs. R T Melvin, Clinton;'
A. Carroll, Turkey.
. ROWNING OF SAMPSON YOUNC1
MAN CAUSES SORROW
Clinton. Sept 4 — Mr. Arthur 8ub 1
•m, the fine young son of Mi and
• r#. David Sutton of Plney Grove 1
mnahip. this county, wn, drowned
*. mill pond, ten mile* from
h* home. Tuesday afternoon. Hr had
;*.**• *° will with a young couain, at
latter's request, and on arriving
• in* mill ihi» two young men w*-nt
a swimming and undertook to swim
■ ceitain mark up the pond. With
warning the older of thv boys
l4*********0*mmmmm*k
:ank without any attempt mi r»-*vj.
! lvw younger. who wai too la
rwmy to r« uurr iroiii.il'mc * li-tu1- .
rnU w.*a Mb.; tircfi The only \v;t...v
If the iRixmly Wu- tha a*,,) indlot,
• it. liouK'. The auivivor imm.il.al.o
iflurnrU to hU home and lrouwcd lit.
i oramunily and a crowd of dinUv-akd
'''end* and relative* went to Ihe mill
tnd rescued the body. Yh* parent.
'•*'«< heart-broken Arthur eu the
I nly one of their rhild.-rn Ilyina with
I am und «u an ettveptionally fine
• uung man.
TU*v. D 1*. Harris, itcenlly pastor
• f the Clinton Baptist church, Is leav
• »k ibis week for Greenville. 8. C..
'••here he will make his home in the
1 Jttire. Mr*. Harris and the daughter*
\.UJ visit relative* at Elisabeth City
Jjr some weeks before joining Mr.
«-auis in Gmunrilk.
robacco Market Opens
On September 22
Messrr. R. A. Eui'ch un.l W. I Ncw
.
1 "eu.'d upon 2
ythirig h> bein£.V|^«£ >o b
■“ l.nw ior the tiAf Jl It i.
.<..ti chut ttieit^Kbegia.ta ,
*' market and (oiAMn'iv h
rod nmurh ai^HjSpd Xixu
laT^ artt*tt*^K*l0P'n"
U‘>'h the warehoa^KJkra met
< vP-iri nf cxpei icrlH^Stbry at
inc tobacco xroweSYF Harnet
• nur.ty that thair tat^HK will br
'<•'11 taken eire of—®Ef0n Newc
Wixea of the otncdBa dViargi of
American owned mrrtMt tfcip* mty
iiccompaiiy their haoWfl| m volant
Admiral Benton hat nM.
rh« navy It beclnnd $£ink wolla
n a scorch for utl in tl tmry reterve
tuda of California. ■ > Si will ba
■I.edag fuel
FOR SALE If I
\— ; ;;
barm of\J65 acre/, half cleared, good ii
buildings, on\ Sanc^lay road, on« mile ;
Wade. N. C. \ /
Apply: D. AjicMillan. Wade, N C. or j j
E. C. McMillian,\|ayetteville, N. C.
~..tsnrj;
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I V
OF FINE FARM LAND
i •
The Farm Belo^ *ing to A. L. and Dr. F.'?. James of Laurinburg, North Carolina, lo
cated in the count}- of Robeson, known as th i “Oakland Farm,” containing about 1,200
seres, will be subd . 'ided into about 12 smal tracts and sold at Public Auction to the
Highest Bidder on siy Terms on—
” f WEDNESDAY, 29 of SEPTEMB
; J AT 11 rOO O’CLOCK A. M.-—-RAIN OR SHINE
| 12 SMACty ARMS
I I Wisest \
Z°, k« w‘r'h''"’" .t St. p,ui.., which p,.„ a. ,
it ,.ln.d i. population mor. th.„ 173 p.r out in a. Jut '
Ian years I
RICE: You make it
>OLLAR TAKES THE PROPERTY
N THE GROUND to EVERYBODY PRESENT
QUIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY, FREE MUSIC, CONCERT BY BRASS BA$ID
La Everybody t«le a day off, come to the sale and get a farm at his or her own price I
Ladies Are Especially Invited
*3,KK WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,11.1
The G. H. RUSSEL Coi
| SELLING AGENTS-—---LAUR1NBURG. rf£
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' * 4 M ► ; . *.
Prettiest Furniture N
. In the World
H > < M ■
We have some of the finest
parlqjf suits ev er shown. I
rhe> are made of Ameri- ||
n Mahogany, upholstered '
j velvet or tapestry and pri
ced from— .
‘ • y
h u $262 TO
N » y . m
« I
See them today. Nothing
could be lovlier.
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BARNES&HOLLLDAY I
COMPANY j|i
Li444 ^ - •
£QMINCi ..w. COMING
FREE! FREE! FREE! REE! FREE;
U. S. GOVERNMENT’S
ENLIGHTENING INSTRUCTIVE : EDUCATIONAL
Social - Hygiene Exhibition
CONSTERNATION - PRODUCING REELS AND FILMS
NEVER BEFORE SEEN ft HARNETT CO.
Showings only under auspices of U. S. P JLlic Health Service. * ~ -
MOTIOI^PICTliRE DRAMAS
_ . Animated Picturdr StcreoptAo Views, Other Exhibits
> CS/ ) Twice Da £he,now* ** * °'®,?ek- women only
'>S\S 1 WICrC L/alW E 'emn Jat 7:30 o clock. MEN ONLY
Separate Meetings forWhite Ind Colored Peo pled Eadi
__ Town—Af&rnoln and Night
?Un?* *u«- 2° \ I Chalybeate Spring*, S. 6
Aniper, Aug. 31 \ 1 Colceabury, Sept. 7
Lillington, SeprL 1 Mansers, ' Sept. 8
Buie* Creek, Sept. 2 ' Pineview, Sept. 9
D^ke’ W**.* Hat Branch Church S. 10
Du“’ Sept. 4-5 Bunn level, Sept. 11
WATCH FOR. THE BANNER READING:
“U. S. Government
Social Hygiene Exhibition”
In the Town on the Day of the Showing,
For Local and County Committee ActivitiM, Watch Tho Dunn Diqutdi
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