THE DUNN
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VOLUME X. . * PWN, WORTH CAROUNA. jjjjj
BUILDING HOMES
IMPORTANT WORK
Capitalist*, Howstst, Don't
Build Thorn But B. and L.
Associations
In my "•re.it wondering about this
UtnU* mnl wthcrw cue tiling ti:al h_s
reree to me constantly from every di
rection'!* the pronounced success and
the growing popularity of building
urn! loon association. My building
and loan experience commenced about
3h years ago.
A big. fi e in a Pennsylvania town
swept orci Mu, entire town, wrth a
loss of a million and a half dollars,
which wua tile big end of the plaea.
With llie smoke cleared away th#
people found tlmt it was a big pro
position lo get money to rebuild hous
e/, stores sod shops. The building
and loan association was started, and
at the town was in an industrial com
munity ihe people were earning a
right big total of wages, and they
Look hold of tbo building and loss
idea and in a short time the associa
tion had an income of flee thousand
dollars a month. The receipts enabled
a building wave break louse, ar.d
that town has grown to be a city of
fifteen thousand people where a largo
proportion of the home* arc owned
by those who livo in the houses.
Three thing* th* recent building
—■vuvii/ nave itiDUf^ru up (
to mi'. These associations am pro
vi'l.ng homes fur the people in all
rests of North Carolina. They are
providing munij' to build those homes,
nod they are tracking to the Investors
the benefits of saving money to mukv
the monthly payments. I talked with
a Pittsburg man on this latter feats
tore. He said that the advantage of
teaching saving and thrift is perhaps
the most important factor about budd
ing and loon or any other saving on
home making movements Once a
man or woman begins to pot money
Into a loan association that person ha*
began the habit of oerumaUtlag mss
• thing and n population that baa u
.. -Icrthlcen to systenuticuftr save ila
I rg n eMiaTiisi Liable Usaoa of
fortifying the home against the fu
ture.
In my thirty year* acquaintance
with North Carolina I have not seen
nnything in it* resources and oppor
tunities that strike* me as of mom
value than this rapid establishment
in tho State of the building end loan
association, and the broad basis the
institution Is rone king in so many
towns.—Rlon H. Butler, jn Raleigh
Nears and Observer.
Being Mail Carrier
Dangerous Business
Washington, Nov. 28.—The job of
rural letter carrier has become a hu
sttrdotu one, the casualty list fbT the
last two end a Half years, made pub
lic hree by the PostoIRco Department,
showing 55 lives to have been lost in
the performance of duty.
A piss to patrons of rural routes
was Issued, urging that boxes be plac
ed on the right hand side of the mud
In the direction or the earners’ trsv- <
el. This, It was said, woo!«l r-tmove *
one of the greatest dangers—that of
traffic perils.
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George Darden Shoots
Himself Accidentally
George Darden, 14-jrearvold son of
the late 14/ and Km Thomis Dar
den, had a closs rail yesterday after
noon when a rifle with which he was
hunting fired unexpectedly, the bul
let entering his forehead Just above
the left eye. The 22-caliber bullet
failed to penetrate the skull end was
later removed by Dr. C. H. Sexton.
While painful, the wound is not con
sidered serious. Young Den^n make*
his homo hero with his brother and
«dster-l»>law, Dr. end Ms*. Thomas K.
Durden.
Occrge was attempting to prise a
cartridge from the barrel of tho rifle
with hi* knife when H wet dtochargod.
n« had snapped upon it several times
and It had faltod to fit*. Tho range
being so close probably saved the
boys life.
Farmer Held Up And
Robbed Of Over $400
ReldovMe, Nov. M. Thomp
son, n tebaeeo farmer of near Hllle
boro, ysetorday afternoon at S o'oloek
at Hogan Crook bridge on the Ysn
ceyvllla mud was held op and robbed
of Mil by four mushed men. Thomp
son was returning home after having
told his tobacco la Danville. At an
early hour this morning none of tho
highwaymen had boun suptwod.
Thompson mid that an four men
were black clothe, wtth holm cut In
them for rid on, over their faces.
“Dead” Man Died On
Threshold Of Riches
Allentown. Pa.. Nov. 20.- Declared
legally dead tcvcrnl month* ugo of.
tei an abV. nee of 14 year*. Wilbur
illery tinned up ot the hom« of hia
taoliiet* L-iir W .(lhr«d«y, c,| arrai»a
tad bin mad- for hia loyal
..umtiim" io<mv >o lie could share
i -lla. Jim*r,"t«' ,-Mtnt* which approxi
xiled Mti.UOu.OOP. Today he wax
fouiiil dead in be.! from Heart failure.
Bi.ry was about ;15 ycaiv old. Dur
• 'i"g Hia wineries ha said lia lutd spent
| r'osl of hia time n Winnipeg and olh
! Northwestern Canadian eltlaa.
I0UCWNG SCENE
. AS TRIAL CLOSES
Father of Defender^ And
Mother of Slain Woman
Eachaaif Words
Nm/oik, V«., Nov 27.—An old
!n*n mm r*n uld woman stood In the
• lark-Ks: ould»«!v th# courthouse to
'Oghi a few mlnutvi after the vordict
hkd been pronounced that eemoneoJ
Fud Fiauchin Conley, 21 •yrar-cld
In the penitentiary for thirty
T. M.-S for the murder of hi. wife
r.e former w« H. W Conl.y, of
Sieff.f.d, Ala., father of tha boy;
the Ian.., was Mr. Emily C. Owen.,
of Ssiccdf. Ha., tha widowed mother
of the ,d»:n yirl.
'•'I'nank Cr.-I he wasn't xent to the
olcctxict chair.” wK i.—— r .... ...
men, •> be wipe.: away a furtive tear.
"Yet, thank Cod for that," breath
ed the old woman softly, “But thank
Cod he waa not allowed to ear ape
punlthmeni."
The woman vr»» liitJe and wrinki
w< and gray. She waa clad in mourr.
ing. Tho man waa gaunt and gnarled
and walked or. a peg leg. He ni
a haid-wurking At*burr.a farmer.
“May Cod .give you strength to
bene up under your great sorrow."
said ths little woman te tha old man.
"You art to be pitied. I hold no tal
lies toward r—i'r — fii' rink tag
soul haa endured. Neither do I feel
malice toward year boy. I feel sorry
.'or him. I esnnot get my girl heck,
and 1 feel that the taking of your
boy'* Ufa would not have helped
right the wrong that haa been com
mit Ur. 1. When the final reckoning ,
comet, God himsief will bs tho judge.
Ths oay of reckoning will come. But
t:«c electric chair, the knife, tha iron
ban—noUiing can giva my girl back
to me."
The llttlo woman sobbed. Then it
wu< that the father of the boy offered
consolation, awkward, but sincere.
Tomorrow the old man and ths old
wo scan will meet again. They agreed
to call at the jail to bid farewell to
Fred Frvnchie Cor.ley before going
their ropnrate ways—-he back to his
term in Alabama; the back to the
little home in Florida that she mort
gaged to raise money with which
to nuke the trip to Norfolk to soe
the machinery of the taw vindicate
I ths murder of her daughter.
Sunday-Like Quietness
Prevailed Yesterday
Vhankagivin pasted off very quietly
* Dunn Service* at the Pirat Bap
J ft church at 7 o'clock in tha morn
ng, at the PreohyW.au at It o'clock
md at the Ooapel Tahcmacle at 7:80
In the rvmlng were largely attended
k large number from here went to
Chapel HHl to wiinraa the football
game between Carolina and Virginia
Tho outcome of the game waa a no
thlng-nothing tie. Other* bled them
aelve* to the country to hunt and a
Sunday qul*tMP*a prevailed. Practi
cally nil local buainctf housoo ware
dosed throughout the day. Only tw#
urab for dmnkaneaa ware mad*
and the partie* arretted were frutn
another town.
Mr. Nobles Entertains
At Birthday Luncheon
R. J. Noblot entertained cevcral
friend* at a birthday luncheon at hia
home, Snath Layton avenue, on the
evening of November 82. Tho** at
tending dock red the occasion a moot
delightful stent. Invited guests snoret
Pie And*raon, William arid Jots Poor
fa!'. R. R. Keono, L. C. EaooH, Hoary
las, Edward Ora ham. W. T. Ham
doit, Mr. BomOaux, H. S. MoKay, 3.
M. Sherwood, all of Dunn) C. P. Me
Chars, W. O. Harrow aad Mr. Mo**
lay. of Tarboro; 3. R. Boyd, of Fay
etteville, and Chaa. Hill, of Colour
! bla, R. C.
j Tom Tarlieul aaya that ho la gel*l
{ rabbit busting with hi* boy prettj
atex sort aad they an going to tan
ovar a tot *f thing* about trass ant
bird* a tad wild thing* of tha wood*
MANY VIOLATORS
GREET RECORDER
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Road And Jail Sastamces And
Fiuaa Daalt Out Bp Judge
J arnigan
On<- rond sentence, two jail sen
and'fines totaling $116 wore
importil upon violaton of tho law
hy Recorder II. M. Jemigan at the
pro Thanksgiving aaaaion of tho lo
osl court Wednesday. Quits a num
ber of defendants faced the recorder,
the major part of them being change <l
wt-h violating the dry lswa.
Cases disposed of during the day*!
•ession ware:
Harvey Taylor, drank on the pub
lic highway and tnanaportmg; fined
626 and eoet oa the tranepartiag
charge and taxed with the coat oa
the charge of being drank.
Annie Carter and Laura James,
ladies of color, selling whlrkey; hath
sentenced to 60 days In the county
tail. They gave notlea of appeal and
made bond in the sum of $160 each.
This ease grew out of the finding of
two gallons of whiskey hurled in the
beck yard at tho hoeno at the nigra as
>y local officers last Saturday.
Archie Crabtree, dnihk; fined $26
iml coat.
John Cam.ady, rrrWese driving;
AW IUA
N. B. Thornton, bettor-known as
“Handy," drank; sentenced to #0
leyi on the roads. Recorder Jeralgan
illowed Thornton 10 days In which
n ret hie business lined ip before
«flniuak hi* sentence.
V. H. Mastengill, drunk and dia
>rdcriy and firing a gun ia tha town
<t Dunn; judgment iwgtahl upon
Mynwnt of a $86 fine and the coot
if both actions.
Foy B. Hudson. drank and diaor
Irely and transporting; given a four
eonths saspended road eeatence and
axed with the east.
Levi Thomas, radian,
lit
axad with the teat;
n his possession; fined |U sad coat
Winston Orowdar, negro, into
Litsi dlsordeify in tha town of Duka;
Ined 111 and coat.
F. T. Nunnery, speeding; taxod
rith the coat.
Millard Jamigan, drunk; taxed
rith the coat.
l*»n Ryals, drunk and disorderly;
ined $26 and cost.
Several ether caaae appearing oa
the calendar wars continued until
next Thursday.
Mrs. M. G. Lee Died At
Her Home Lest Night
Mr* M. O. Lee died lest nigh* at
liar Koras, three miles north of Dusk,
death resulting from paralyAa. De
ceased bad been an invalid far the
poet three years and her death waa
not unexpected. She was 67 years old
and is survived by bar husband and
several children. Tha funeral was
Boon at 2:30 o’clock alid Interment
»« mode in the Let cemetery.
Self-Wounded Suitor
Confouei To Murder
Baltimore, Md., Nov. IS.—Alter
aurcaily wounding himself whan Mr*.
Mildred Fou«t, 34, refused to marry
him, Sergeant Oeorga T. Alatadt, Jr.,
01, of Port Howard, lU^I *ao»
foccod, police cay, that ha had killad
a man at Roanoke, Va., for a crime
a marina aargcaat la now Wing hold.
Alatadt (hot himaalf naar tha haart
at the home of Mr*. Pnoat’a father.
The woman called a aoHcouian, and
at her urging, polk* my, AlMadt told
tha officer that b* had thrown a man
from a fourth ctary wtadow of the
Roanoke poet-oTicc.
The authorities ar* investigating
tha story.
Imperial Wfawd To
$60,000 Mon
Little Bock., Aih^ N»v. 33. — AHe
ging that William J. Siramona, era
peror af the Ba Bin* Kiaa, ta hi
•newer to the *100,000 Hbet mil fU
ed agairwt Mm sorer*! mer,thi agi
by Or. H. W. Banna, Imperial Wlaan
af ah* Blaa, had made charge* whid
In tbommhma amotmUd ta lihcl, Di
grans ycetarday, throedh Ms ntUf
ocy, Mad ~it In Pulaakl drnal
Court for an additional |S0,M0 dan
Father—"Why k it that yon ar
always at tha bottom of tha alamT
/ohnay—"It doamt maka any dit
feraoea, daddy; they taoab tha aam
thing* at both ends.’'
On* G. O.
Members of
tiotul Committee,
be glad to
WrigWy. Jr.,
ers of chowis
the dlstributj
“««<*» ting
on** will be cut as
<*nt to the
la 1020, It
Wrigley, Jr.;
1500,000 to
funds,
cnee with
ington, nod
donate liberally
Who I*
Andrew Gi
rhmjsctcr.
saying* and
He it eery
fellow He ie
He Inqipnllgf
truth He might*
something of a
mistakes,
so human, so true 1»
faults, otherwise be
.otereeting. He.
tenor, but docs fool
ish things, eisd
popular.
But Andy he
truit. It life
mil all his actidaa It
la bis outstanding It
is that part of his which
Joes not
£ one
Jut makes
o* would not
Jot another
■o aay, this
pti thing
project*
til bit action
rharaeierlstie
is
and
lawn or city
wit Its Andy Gamp.
body in town know* tbs Andy Gamp
of the community—except Andy him
k.11. pvcn aa these ihtcs ara raad, the
mind of the reader ar31 Involuntarily
revert to the man whs it the Andy
Gump of hta community. In aome
instances hundred* If' not thousand*
will name the same man, but that
man will never name himaalf.
H la not hit fortune* or misfor
tunes, hla successes dr failures, hit
goodness or his badness, that make
hint the Andy Gump of the commun
ity, bnt that trait of hla character
which inevitably impresses itself up
on the tboacanda whb know him, far
the Andy Gamps are popular and
known to about everybody la the
community, but Obey always, even
though innocently, have that one out
standing and disttacaiahing trait
which nobody can overlook for long
They are sometimes eary useful eitl
•cur. and aonatimaa highly honored
despite that dfagiacUr Arxly Gamp
trait, which often ia taken
aa a matter of cearaa and
pamad ap with a anile end a wink
by the community rather than taken
Mriously. Nobody takes them vary
aorta paly—except thmneehrea. They
■r* regarded aa entirely harmleae.
Soma Andy Gamp* will read tkti.
bat not mo of them will cacpoct that
be I* the aabjaet of tUa ad Hartal,
Ihoogh a thaoaand of hi* neighbor*
may he tflinklng of him at the mo
ment.
Name the Andrew (lump of your
town. Eaay, lan’t H?—Charlotte
Observer.
Papaladoa Iwcranafaag
Spring Branch, (Dona K. 1>, Not.
2b—Aa an avldenae that oar yeang
married faiki have no Intention of
dlaabaying the age aid remaand to
"malUpty and raplenlah the earth”,
and hare net Joined any raoa aaiolde
movement wa gladly aabmH the
following: Bora, on Son day night,
November M, to Mr. and Mm. O. R.
Williford, a aoa. On Thaakagivtny
morning, to Mr. aad Mm •'!. H.
OSes, a danghter.
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CABO OP THANKS
Vo ,«IB to take Ah method of
thanking all oar friend* far thehr
Undneas and aaaiataao* daring oar ra
ooxl baraavfoaaat. They wflt tot ha
forgotten.
szssc a. in axd vault.
• .
A thankfol Heart la not only th«
i grwlaat rlitoa, hgt We pa mat at *1
the ether virtaaa, ■Ciaara. *
[OFFICERS MAKE AH
UNUSUAL CAPTURE
• , . d* • t
CM Still.WoCJba* Wkkkay,
7.000 r»11—■ Boor Ami
Other Equipment
Oi«c of tbv largest whuksy hauls
ever ius.Io in Harnett county was
DerXwitod Inst Retards? when officers
captured a stoain copper outfit of lit
zslioni capacity, together srtth SCO
*atfor.s of whiikey, around 7,000 got*
Ions of hear, 2.100 pound, of ot«Mr,
3 1»TC« supply of nuel usd rye, two
nuilot ami a wagon and srrsotad ono
>nao. The ms* nrrr»tod gave hi* name
ns Hrxiwa. A aogio who was at the
plant whon the officer* wachnd the
coo® escaped
The Mil was found on the banks
of Andaraon Crook in Andaman
Crook township, In the western post
t! Harriett county. A two-room shsuv
:y hod been bsilt for the aao of tbo
opera lg,« nnd was fenced in a toe
nets c’ael..Mir«. Tbo shanty eontaia
•>•1 a doulr'c Jed and taro coda, which
v<-uld lu.licato that j*t leant four
peop!» ted been engaged la tbo sg
erntion of the big still.
The plant, ace online to the ocloort,
tad a opacity of at least *00 gallons
^•*7 iwrrftly-foMr boat* ind tkt
*ttMou »dine» indkmUd that it had
boon in operation for at least a
•south. It was perhaps tbs largest
«»d most complete distXTling plant
•var captured far Harnett county. Of
flean making the raid and captura
wore Sheriff J. W. McArtaa and
Depute** Matthews. Spbroy, Darrte
ko.l A__
Th« aUl) was equipped far —n-y
either rye or cent -Sakaj and the
<M)*r portion at the finished produet
«-a* of the rye variety. The wfclAey
vas eoiorad by the ase of rhflmlt.
P'* In the "VettUd ha heed
Wia .
U PayottevUle. e '
B. Y P. U. FROGMAN
"
I>(M’i»inbvr 3. Idiiltr—Silk Nij
k>f. 1 fevot iooxl Meeting; “Fighting
the Good Frrht of Faith.**
Sei-ptar* .-raiding—Myrtle Pope.
Int.-ctaction—Sallio Naylor.
Fiiru.ts describing fighting—M. V.
Jvrnlgan.
Phinv *>lo—M.»» Helen Jernigaa.
Tie Soul Armed Fj; Service—Ur.
H. L. Denning.
Idv'ng tha Victorious Life—Miu
Ipock.
Duet—Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Do*
King.
"Wc*;i More At His Command”_
D;. t. L. 'tfr.rrtn,
Prayer. gong; “Loyalty."
Will Aid By Chowiag
"Vef, I Mil for llimm Johnson fo»
Presider.t.“ raid D.'H. Son ter, of Bar
ly chewing gum “I do not know
nbct'.cr t can do much tor him,** ad
*1 Mr. Senior, "bat U I MO that
Wrlgiey, the rhrwing gam mao, b
managi'.r. Johr>M»n’» campaign. I can
rvethopt help the Johnson boom along
by Increaesio* my um of Wrigiay*n
shewraa gurn."—From Viewi and Ob
oe-, ration*,' in Raleigh Now* ft Ob
server.
Some Priater
"Way I print a kim on jr^or MpoT” 1
said.
And *ho nodded hor swart pernsb
aion.
So ** went to prew, and 1 rather
guns
We printed a full edition.
•‘One edition la hardly enough,”
She said with a charming post.
So agaii, on the press the form was
P»rfO|
And we get some ''extras” ewt.—
Otter, Echo.
The Colored f arnoaa’a Farewell
Erft'iiwn, I am going to loaro yoa.
I .|o net beilevc the Lord love* this
cm rrt e-»:*t,n because none of yea
irrer dir. 1 do »o‘ helloeo yoa lore
each other became dnen 1 hare been
lain none of »»• haro married 1
know you don't leva me boenaao yoa
hare never paid »T anl»<T; oH 1 have
received b ntealdy Wl bad rotten
upide*. "Uy their ftalta yo shall
know them." Brethren, I aae going
to a better place. 1 am going to be
ehapbhi la the penitentiary. Whith.j
I go yoa canoot fellow, hat I go ta
propats a way for yoa. • Aad Mm
Ixml bars mercy on year seals—
Tine Confiaslaas.
#
■ pifl
Arrested For Fljring
Plens while Drunk
fc* AnUmia. Ti«,Kot. 1#~—Vs*
Snt anew la San. Antonio'* Hwuir}
om o rhai*c of oprna’ac aa airplane
»HUo In toxica tad «a* AUrt ftnaday.
Sergeant Uoyd Hefting, *i*Uon»i at
B ock* Field, art* arraru-d by mili
tary police alter a Iannis* iu shirk
he cwwfced inta aa oak ir*« !a a lata
Antonio residence wtUou. Heflin*
™ oahart tod eritaewv* aa> a wo
men leaped from the plane and es
caped before offleom arrived. Hef
lin* aiao waa charged with tranaport
ia* liquor la aa airplane.
BUD LEWIS KILLED
ON HOLIDAY HUNT
Back Of Hand Blow* Of B?
The lure la *o hantla* an Thauka
arriag Day laenHad in ihe death of
BdW 14-yeor-oU w>n of Mr.
end Mr*. Haidy Lewis, who Hra in
the Shady Grave rectioo of Sampson
coset)-, yesterday Burning when the
accidental dtacfcaig* uf a pan lit the
hand* of Bogan West Mew off IU
back ef .hla head.
The two boys tram hunting and
wen walking a lag acre** a swamp
Tb* lead from U» .hot gun (track
tka anfartuimta lad at rlw. rang*
aad ha Ml off tha log lata VM water,
daatfi reevlttag laataady. West, who
Is aaid to bo sheet Ig-yean-oid, and
a top of Mr. aad Mr*. Wilfia West,
flrw-couan te lb* bey kill*).
•efh faaailiaa art well fcaowa aad
Cart Pape, *sv. Scott Tamer of
ftelating Only a few intimate
friends arftaoaaod the ccnaaooy.
The bride, a boaatifal blende, mu
becomingly attired is n lraveling salt
of bio* With gray sectawrie*.
Mr*. Pop* ia the rtcioM daughter
of Mr. aad Mr*. H. S Mallhoara, of.
Godwin, aad i* very - popaiar in *o
eial riicI*.
Mr. Pope is the ten of Mr. and Strv.
Wiley S‘op*. af Dunn. He holds
a position with the Norfolk Southern
Railroad Company.
Mr. aad Mr*. Popr ai* now a:
horn, in Ralaigh.
Democracy’s Creed
I believe ia the free public train
ing of both tha band and tha ndait
«r ovary child bom of woman.
I beiive that by the right training
of men w* add to tha wealth of ihc
world. AO wealth ia the creation of
man. and he creates it only in pro
portion to the trained uses of the
PAMisnitpr And Din morn men
train lh# more weeHh rr cry one may;'
create.
I bolive In the perpetual regewera- s
lion of uoeiety, and in the inunortn'- 1
ity af democracy and In growth oeet.j
I a. ting.—Waller Hmea Page.
i
A tweet yean* thing wa# prome ]
natlnif an the bench In her handuotee
be thin* wit, when to* *cc#**lj
by her batottl iwectbeart. and.afWr,
a ihort eonrerrattor. to* raid; ‘ ®'*|
men, deer, let w tit dawn under the 1
pier Vy the toer ewhere no one wCl|
hear at,” and »o they went Aftai j
a ihort period too put be* aim
around hla wliet, and, while be waa
paying in 1h* mad, toe mid, "Kli*
me, ftinen,” whereupon the young
man toyly looked ut her and mid,
"I can't doar; I’m got rand in my
mouth." Then an unknown mice
from above them aaddemly yelled,
"Swallow K, you need ame in yoar
eyatem."—The Shrapnel.
Weeder Why
Qaect—"I rbail gto to toe bell
captain about yam. Yoa toouAd »W
wayt knack bofoia entering a room.
Why, I aright ham bora dn-mtng."
Bellboy—“Oh, 1 knew you weren't,
ma’am; I a)waft took through tfcu
kegbote fi ret."—Buchan *r
“Bliaa." mid a friend of the fami
ly te the oU catered wutorrwotnan,
"terra you men Misa fcllth't flaamT"
Slim pondered for • moment, toon
> boot orer the luendry tube once mare,
i] "Ko, mo’m," too mid, 'It ain’t
-horn la tho weto yet."—The Chrta
HX AWARDS MANY
! ROAD CONTRACTS
Xcr. IT.—A two aad a
| “■'li < ' i.-' >«mni for JM li
- w ;f LmilA-nw oa If ooo
| l; utile.. vrajcda it. every rartlaa of
j Vmh t ti tl e* «u made by too ruu
! convHaOoa tonlyht u tbt
i '.It of the l«l WtOo**.
. . N«rly a Volf mflUow AoUwt of the
u!g acrrnrto PM for biUgw and
‘t-artarc* of rariawa kind*, from g
mail culvert to a 1114,000 epos for
ibe Chewao Hoar MMitbff Aotoi
ird HeitfOrd com tie*.
la ilin cixih. or Chartutto lUotnet.
RiaJooU for Lineolr. and BicV
ond coontla* whOa few bi* ***;
“rt» an loraie-i la the ~irn ~a*aare
rigitQi.
T". r Ur*/* roypty *.-•]*« eaBa
for 0 88 mile- of an.aiod roo.1 oa
for..* *T, with -t.voac ot divldod !n
•' two hi®»wt/ and bcidya yrajaeta,
; '-** lew bidder. *. Ca ruodwnfc
Id. F. Mu!!i**r, Worth Wllkoabor*.
1'AS.oiai Gat Goa, OaAili Wtr
'“■*-*•; oa bridaaa. ft. M. Tbarmiol
. »apmy, Lpacbbanc, Va. |7,dTT-*6;
; 1. A. hitnoa HtaWaMT. fti*
'L»0.
TV* Richmond aoaoty pve^oct la
a Ova mil* Itreteh of bard oarfftc*
• fekway batwaen Hamlet and Land
3!IL The low Vddar U Oee<«« R.
The after award* war* af f alawa:
JarkaoB eaonty, I.M telle* af p»e
iwipid dnctoM; rood work.
* rMnebl Ceidrwtiaa map*ay,
faikk, 9«>.0S9; atrackuw* to «m
cjmpany, |522,7»8.49.
Ot joke* emtf. 111
Uilwaam Mtevhr aad
retd work to W. E. OcmVan
A *399,042; atnaatme «
Moore, Andrew*. 1100,379. S T ■
Hefty ceonty, If akia# ad
McSa^aB
orfttf
.7«4Xf.|0; rtmetoto* to
<l»f rwmpany. Chartatta, for Wr
y.iM.
S ole* cou dy, (At mil** of top
. “ V-.orm Fra*ci*e* arJ Danbury.
•■* Wf'Sii ta 1. f . Mulligan, of Xarth
I'lr.'-Vtr, for (It 1,128.49; atone
.wstl edmont Contraction eom
-,-y S*dea. tor7M4.m.8«.
licore roar.ly, flee »Hca al aapfaalt *
brtweet Abciieca and iimiknra
7'nv., Worro company, Chattaaaaf*.
r an., 981,079.
Wci.',:m <-ry county. twa mil#*
-i I •; uttered between Trey and
; Vi.cctvX.e, W. F. 8u*m, Jr.. Augua
; . Ca., 8C:;,1S7.50.
I C**w»l! couety, 164 tafia* af tend
i cay fo Ncl'-o L. Taer, of Dukaa,
. 10.529; atracuira* to E. W. Cur
I •*, it I.vncbbui*. Va, 8694*7.
Omp county, 7.93 milaa af laid
I r.'d ;»LL TI-.UH, Waterford,
< •■;»., CKO, 87.80. Thi. atoatelt k an
« Cftfra! highway.
E- •.<-«U.k county, 3.3 milaa of «a»d
aapbalt la F. J. MaCulra, Nor.
fait. V> . 399497.
h SaT-'.j.pO'i twenty, l*A **!*« at ea*d
x.. :ii,n)taU to Bijrhaay Rnflaeer
;?j t.'njwt' !t!hp®c, fM., INIi
(-3H.
Jotmiton eoanty 11 **Be» fT*din* v
o Xcllo L. Terr DaritMB, |l»,7dS;
tid»vr t* H. U. Bewlcy, Lcmber
tn. FM.Ttt.
Herlfimi •ml Gate* coantiee, bride*
■ >»r tHn Chcwan, Roanoke Iroa and
h'.tso work*, Roanoke, Va_, 134,
*7.18— Brock Berkley, la Cho
'.-we Observer.
.arge Crowd Attends
Frank Blount Funurn)
ftyrutrltii Not. JB.—-One af the
yetlwrlnic* that kae attended
• funeral inrlti bee# 1* ie**A yean
cld tribute U (he memory af W.
Knrck Meant, on* ef fljitaeii'i
OR hetoved riiieene, yeeterday after
nor, when the fane rat rllee ware
rid from the May (treat Method let
l-oruh. lie- renrloee were cond anted
f tfcr letter. Rev. R. A. Kemble,
r l were aa'v* Haynr-'/a. The nee
t were anonelty beaaufal, ae beAUed
»»-v te b«ld for oae wbeee Ufa had
«<*n ft laiydy devetoJ te the tab
■meet ef (he arta
TV member* ef the Khrenle alee
•oti I'm F«jrrlUrvtD* lei** of Clke
tiirr.i>ed |b* eerrteee ta a body, ae
Sid tbe dliretere ef the Cambdrtend
leviui A Tit* Ce., and the dtowataia.
ff the Cro«e Creek Bafldiaf aad
L>an Brtoelation. Ur. Bloaat beta*
» nu mber of all them oryeaiaettoer
Tb* latenaeat mat in Craae Creek
vemetery.
Wanted—tarn ta a yedAleauhd**
SS^te* Mama