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ra?HKUN 8UI"R OOUBTl
COMVIVBO 0* MONDAY MORH
me
Hob R B. Judfi Prt*
aldinsr ? Many Cum Dte
poiad of ? Bxtrm ,Ur*?|
Doakct
Tht Auguat torn *?Fr*nkllnSop*r-|
tor court for the trial of febnlnal can**
only, c?nv?Bed In tb* e#ort h*na* Moo
day morning with H.m- B. B. P*bU.,|
i?dp praakBag.
waa poMlblj the
number of year* and *?
axceptloaal akin In i
D?l lloog. Thills J1
oadrieH
Hia chug* wm * P*U*dM an* ud w
'be?rtWT??,Tof wpMpI*. Solid!
?- 0. Allabrook wm pvoaptl y on hand
and ibly d*tadad th* ????*? tataraat*.
-Aft*r the Jodg** chart* Mm following
wne <k*e*a u griad Jntys
F. B. MeKlnne, forwnafc, K. W. WO
M?y, Allen Thomaa, BL ftff&M,' p.
J. Burnetta, B. K. L. TonB?fw. R. B.
Harris. J. B. Wildar, W. a BnMdoU,
O. L. Pallor. A. W. H. Arnold. S. R.
Boon, 11. C. WUdor, A. T. Bedding
fi?ld. 8. I. Alford waa mad* ofloar to
grand jury.
Th* following caaea w***th?a tak?*
?p ud diapoaad of: * I
Stat* T*. T. M. Q op too and Waah P. '
Leonard affray aol pro* with leaT*.
Stat* n J. H. Pearco, aaaaalangktar,
contiauod on accoaat atcknwa of de
fendant'* mother.
Stat* r? Jo* D. Pargmeoe, retailing,
?eon ti need undar format ord*r.
Stato va Jim Priyott, e. e. w., not
?proa with lean. .
<un?j. g S~x 1 a ' -I
SUte t? F. W. Rollins, larceney
,pro? with leave.
sute -r. Clauds Eaton, continued
?der former order.
SUU n Alien Upehurch. nol
withleare.
Stata n Van* BmHi* c. c. w? gt
plea* ruilty. oo mil.
State r? Dtftar Haekady, teroanf,
pleadi gulltaNpix montka oo roada.
Slat* - A< Rotibini aad Albert
' Robkini, iIbm M??olt. jodkaMntsus
.pesrfed -M* Wgwtol oow.
SUU Tl J. B. T^orto*, ?oliciUB* in
?araBce without .lioenie, guilty, fined
420* and casta.
SUU ? Louis Hinton, a. d. y,.,
pleadi guilty, throe months oa roads.
SUte t* LeoU Hlttton, aeaanlt,
pleadi gmilty.aix mouths oti roada.
SUU ts Andrew Csodell, e. e. w.,
ipleadi tuilty. sis months On rosds.
SUU ? Andrsw Csodell, disturbing
pub lie wemhip, guilty, judgment M?
ipenad upoa payment of oosU.
SUU TS Elbert Parry, burglary is
?day ti?e. gulhy. two years on lands.
SUU ts Alex aad Vara Sstterwhlte,
defendanU to ssryd ftnssr lantonm of
of 90 dsys esch on roada.
8UU Lerl Alton, resisting sn offleor.
not guilty.
SUU TS OsMgo Arriagtta, Arthur
Arlington and Teas C. Wilson. affrsy,
guiltj a? to WMaon, not guilty as to
Oeorgs sad Arthur Arlington.
SUU r? J. J. Wheeler continued.
8uu T? Bud ysgrsncy, guilty
thirty days on nods, appeal.
SUU Ti Willie Harris, e e w, pleads
guilty, tlaed 180 aad eoau. ?
aute Ti James Wright, ? c w, pleada
guilty. Judgment saapendad upon Ua
good beharier aad payment of soaU.
SUU n P?tor Hieks aad Laeiua
tl ranch, larceny, pleads guilty, judg
Biel? aujpended upoa good behavior aad
payment of ceeta.
SUU v? Chsrhs Brodie, breaking la
loau in d?y ????? J"* gailty.
SUt' '? <*???* Brodie and WlD?
. J(eKnight, affray, guilty as to Brodls.
not guilty sa to MeJCnight, judgment
alz months oa ronda for Brodie.
SUU v? Geo. Duaaton, larceny, gsil
^iuu rrZ^irSSdsrtoa and Ssllie
J ?
Th? mcid of honor war* * to
dreee .of white embroidery a*d
tad carried golden rod and femt.
Tb? groom with hit beat man, P. -Pi
Paratll of, Charlotte, each wearing a
?ait of black with white (lore*, ad*
vtactd dowa tbt right title tad net
the bride at tbe altar. -
The f?w ud solemn words that
tha bonds of wedlock ware spoken by
Bar. Mack Stamps, patter of the ou
tracting partita, in! hit usual impressive
At the close of the oerstnoay
?oft, melodious harmony of " the dkgaa I
was quickened Into the thrilling march |
1
and beet wiahee of the mtny friends (he
bridal party returned to Mr, Wilder'*,
where an informal reeeptloc wu given
Kate wat the daughter, of th
Mrs. J. H. Wilder.' She waa a girl ef a
aw* wj noble character, a lowly die
potition, and waa bail in high tateem
by all who knew her. All the femi.
nine virtues reached, a? high a degree
of perfection in "her at they hart ever
done eltewhere.
Boy wat the ton eSt Mr. and Kn, R.
0. PetnaU. He it a young man of
sterling worth and integrity. . ^ (
Mr. and lira. Pemell both hart hoeta
of friends who will regret to loee them
frem their Juvenile number, but will
be glad to know tbtt Mr. Pemall it a
tocoaatful farmer anil will oak* hit
homo in the tame community in which
they lived.
The high eeteem In which tha
TO QUITE A HUMES IK LO
*?*:? y bow. " '
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Dnrlnr ?<?>? ' if Court
W? lntr*d?0?d br *f
City Fathers" M?tt
the^Hoii?T/W^Hcllett^ill apeak
at Dickens Store, Thursday, Sep
tember 5th,?i 12 o' clock. >v Let
Cfybodr^f ygt andfeearthe po
iMIMM by ; oat el
the(*ta|^-4ft? speakers. T, v
f :? -WLWE, OH*'!!,
of the Democratic Ex. Com.
J. A. TUR1TER, S V '
raoort of pot; patriotic <mn\cm Dm
thk Ud bad-whart ta hU df^Muu
at the fliMtiW of hi. oiamwtm; He
becaa tha practise of tWtaw aiter the
nrudmo bNwi Mm! (a that
branch of eerricee to U? pwph, br
this is a terrlee to tha people aa4 a
M lawyer U a qoaaUpablic ?Soar.
He wu appointed to the Superior
Coartboech in 1865, ? lac tod to tha
beach afafc br Dm people ia 18M and
served there until Nor. 1888 whea his
etrvkaa la that, one of tha Meat Irapor
taat offlcaa in on government called
t2r?2pw^2aS^t h*: matrix
elected to the fepram too* ?r too
pcapli. At Mm end of that term la 1804
ly aoaaiaatad, by hla party, tha Demo
cratic party? I be* to ank thla? ha
wianhilidtythaDteotiallc party
? tapt to marked waa hi* high order of
wmeHom that tha oppoaiag parties, tha
PapaMat yd tha RapohHfn. aat only
did not nominate oppoaanta to him bat
In ippreciatiea of hla great aarrtea* to
tha ctata thfy. eodoraed him. Ha la
therefore oatqna la that ha I* tha oaa
of tha many f aw mum whom la' North
Carolina kave baaa voted lor by erery
man rosardleae of patty' afflliatloM and
wtlhaat losing the ooafldaaoa of hla
partisan following. Tbeoe an the 1*ld
facta- the dotal la of thle remarkable
incidents in, hjs life I will aak him to
eay when be addreaaaa you. His party,
Mtthaoflaa of Chlaf Justice af tha
State ialWt, thoa evidencing Ueir eoo
fldaace la him. Ha re elected
(? I ? ^ e*aA _ e .a . . . e.a . .
Il 1(1 tWa hLl 2*1 VumT'
hTWci' itT Bat my fde^afteTltU
w ? ? - ? '
It ?u nM tiat *? orjl?r MM bT
Mr. R. B. Whit* for tin Mtato of Um
WU J. X-TImmi bt vithdniniud
?ovaul walkr cm twuid laatwd. .
Ob atotioo tba tax lory waa mad* u
fallows:
Ganera) fund Me
Spaetal Wartor Wortca Boada BOe
Spaalal Maetete Ll*ht Bond* ,10e
Poll tax t*.**..
W. B*4*oa waa
THE MOVING > PEOPLE
THEIR MQVBIBMTS IH AMD
^ OOT OF TQW1
Those Who Have Visited touls
bnrg the Past WMk-r-Thoss
Who Bin Gone Elsewhere
For Basinets or Pleasure. ;
Mi. Durham Taylor, of Dunn, was *
rtatot to Looiabarv th? put weak,
gneat of Mr. C. W. High.
Mas Cbluaibia Cnuhip, ofFartMoot^
a? irj, M. .Ti, la viatttar baa paapto in
and near town. She has a boatof
friauib ban who ara al wa ja daHxhUd
to sea her.
Supt W. R. Mills refcuroe* borne
Saturday after a Tlait io hie people
ia Virginia. V
Mr. M. K. Fleaeanta sad wife are
riaiting hla people here.
Dr. H. A. Hawaii left Saturday night
to aeeoMpanjr Mr. X. J. Newell, wbe
received en ugly cut ?a the knee ima
the fiviaf away of the bottom of a bath
tub, to a hospital in Xiehmood for treat
?"?t. ' '
Miaa Alba Alias ia risitimf at 8a
hida. ?
Meesrs, A. B, Parry and W. N. Ful
ler, Jr., left Toeeday to Ufce in the ex
curaioa la Atlas tie City.
. Mr. Eboo Gnptaa, of Saranash, Qa.,
rial tad hie anele, Mr. E. M. Gupton,
?ear Laarel, the paat week.
Meesrs. 8, J. Parham, E. S. Ford. S.
S. M?adeva. B. N. Williamion aad B.
T . Bailey attended tba opeaing sale of
tobeeeo at Xoeky Meunt Tceaday.'
Mr. H. L. Davie returned tba paat
weak from a trip to Oxford.
'Mr. E. G. Persoe, of Macao, 6a., U
visiting hi? people her#.
Mr. A. S. Reavis and tolly, of
Waahiagton, D. a, are visitiag kia
brother, Mr. P. A. Rearia.
Miae Meade Hick, returned Tneaday
fro" Cohtrabia Unirerslty. Mow York
City.
, Miaaae Loey, Willie and Hattje Haod
at>d Cam Oevtngtoo, of SmHhflaM. an
Mrx. i. A. Joa?a aad M m
Qu i **"
Mr^i^Coike artlfaa. ofB HUU)
are visiting relativea in town.
'' - Mr. H. Yerhy, of tiia Stat* In
PapMjaaant, of Kalafch. wee
is. ft. G. Hicka left faainlaf tor
~i *. ^ -v u* ? ?
' r * ' _? ' ' ?
?*. F. N, ggerton and wife aad
n ey <* ,, . e| I.,, l.Atr. *- - ? a- ,
*?.?? ffwWfi Wlt OtTt DMQ st nm>
oen Springe the peat week here re
turned heme. ? ' fy '
Aanif the vieitlng attoraeya ia at
tendance upon cowrt thia week erore
Maaan. F. 3.' Bpruill, of Rocky Mount.
Andrew Harrie of Hendetaoa, and Maj.
Guthrie, ef Durham.
Mrs. G. L. Crowell returned thepaa*
week fro? a visit to her nether in
Mr. B. BaU loft yeaterday for
North Harlow te vieit hia people.
Mn. Walter M-Oibeoro and little ana
left Wedneeday to yiait frtenda aad
relatives at Dunn aad F nqoay 'Springe.
The PtaMBt Outbreak of tha
Pall Army Worm and Baoom
mandatlons for (ta
Control
* ? ? ? t'i' /. '*?*
The Departaent ef Agricalture la
using all the meant at ita diepoeal to
meet the inirgieiy oaaeadhv ta? very
rreat destruction ef crone fa the South
by the fall amy worm. Thia'inaect la
Louisiana and Arkaneaa eastward to
the AUaatic Ocean, aad- la deatroying
com, cotton, rag* r cane, ilea, aad other
orope to aaeh an extent aa to can
great anxiety on the part ef planters
and others By meana of an emergency
appropriation by Congi-ees it is poeeihle
Mr the department to render quick aa
Plana for thia work, in cooperation
with the statee eoaeeraed, are being
rapidly perfected. The inaoct wlil i
doubtedljr continue ita ravagea for ao
tine aaleea checked. In all probaUlty
anrtllitr bcoed wiU appear after the
(attent ate tranaforaae 1a the greund.
For thaae reeaona Immediate action to
ward daatroyiag the wanna is itronglr
adviaed. ' -
Tbe department reoommende the oaa
ef a r eerie a la. Among thaeeare aikee
ate of lead, Pafia green ? aa* London
* -ort. ? ?
to apply theee poiaena ha L_ ,
iatd?f?Ww??r. Dry ?p
can be mtjjHky aifting the pc
Araaaata it lead la powdered form U
recommended kho?e all. other araeaicala
b?>IM It ftfll n.t injur* tlM foliage of
aay ofth? field crop, grown ia the
8eatfc. It lur be applied withoot the
addition of akf esnint. Paris gim la
naxt la affee ttr*na?. tat .hould bo
mixad wltt its weight of air alake
lima or floor to pre rent boraiac ot tho
?3* yr? r7Ktt?
i ? ? - ? * ?j "JvamU *- ?? ** * : *l _s?
ffwfwO^IO VWUf .
aUked lla*-?r floor, aa nrnmiandod
m the ea*a ot Paria freen. Wherever
it I. faaaibla to ttaa Uqald ipraya. araen
art of lead la powdered form should bo
oaed at the rata of t |*wk par banal
of *atfcr. It la bert ia aaaa Paris *reea
U aaSd in thla way to add 9 pooodi of
freshly alakoa lima M prevent borafac
. JfMWfar or liquid ptaparatiaaa
are used It is extremely important that
the ?HflOtfon* be made with thor
oogkMM. Ia the case of corn, soma ef
Oa fota*e erop? and others is the
eaaa of wUoh uafortaaate raealta
might follow tha uae of arsaaisala,
other* expedients most be adopted.
Id paa tares aad ia aoma laataneaa an
alfalfa uav of tha wanna caa hade
atroyad by the m* of rollara or dksxa.
In alfalfa that would bo iajar^ by
rollisg ?? arsging, the planta ahoold bo
eat f air kfcy. Whoa tha wenas are
fortod frasa the field, by thia naaaa.
?*a#y ??4 be killed by mean, of *a?e
or by Hawing them under whea they
?jib* their way to other flekl?. Im
mediately after eattififf. alfalfa fields
ahoald be thoroughly diaked. TMa will
kill ma?y Of-tbe woraaa before they 'eaa
leave tad will break up eadMsSroy the
Sd S5^S?7' ** ?
asfrttra ??5??,.
bo?a feada. is of Importance aaxt to the
Ml nf rfisiinihsh In check) ?* the peet*.
ia faet, in MVoua it la by lb* the
?oet sCecttya mean* . that pan be fol
?*(*?4' be f t -
, Tor fields threatened with insa-ion
iircumfereaee ef tbb Held; ia to this the
caterpillars will 1*11, when they mar
be :$n shed by drag*ia? a heavy log
through the furrow. It tbc soil is pash
u tpbe eomewhatlmperrioue to water
tkls farrow may be kept partly- Ailed
snrfMe ?< wMch ?
, of keroeene may be
poared. Wbleh will kill tha worms al
?Mat immediately wMa they come into
opatact with (t.
Since the worma Mam lnyarlably to
e<msoR>ethe gl?M ?nd other regafntloa
(rrowing in fields. before attacking
either oorn or cotton. It ahoald prove
en important method el protection to
spray qr4Mtjpaaa and weede In corn
flelde threatened wit! attack with ar
senate of toad according to thbinalhoda
advised above. '
Throughout tha greater of tha Sooth
there iallkely to be another dee tractive
brood of the army woo* which, will
come from the traaefonsatioa of tha
praacot generation la tha aoil. There
to nay effort should ha made to
bra* ap tha papals ceils. ',M that the
neat blood will Mt app?r, This can
bo accomplished by tha ase of plows,
cultivators had harrows. ^Thererer
any crop which can be tilled has baaa
injured by tha Jail army worm it is ad
vised that further injury be prevented
by th#uae of cnltivatolb and barrows.
Much (rood can sleo bo accomplished by
plowing fields or portlona of fields where
ail of the crop baa baaa destroyed. Tha
treatmeat of bare places sboat culti
vated fields hi this way will be of as
aial^Me; ? (> ?; .
To tumiahrise tha situation, the de
partment recommends the speedy ap
plication of arsenical poiaona and tha
work in* of 'the ground wbeMver prac
tical , ifc order to prevoat further
as Sfa.
Warning? Great care ahoaid be taken
that cattle and other stock are kept
Awn pacta* ac hi the flalds wheaa tha
graaa or otbar crape have baaa poiten
ed with arsealcals; also, that palaoasd
plants are not fed to stock.
Vft fr ? | *"? > WitcoM,
C July %