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THE :ROBESONIAN. THE TOWN ELECTIONS. - The municipal elections held iv Nnrf li Pnrolirm. Inst. wek ueneralh J. R. WHICHARD, Editor and Manager. paHsed off quietly antl wilh f eex. ceptions there was not much of a contest. Tlie big fiehts were made in Asheville, Hickory, Charlotte and Raleigh. The fight is Asheville was be tween Democrats and Republicans and wan very warmly contested. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 A YEAR. WjcnxKPDAY, May 12th, 1897. Tho North Carolina Press As sociation holda its next annual m 1 r' i. T j.1 K.MSK.n at Moreneau oy on June Rankin Democrat, won for Mayor, Vtli ttlld lUlft. L,l tiirfinritv nf bd.irfl of The majority 1 1 . i .X.. m. .. t! vMn,, iiioermen are iemocruis. finnllv accented the cruiwr Brook- ftel'u,,lluul,B m Ivn upon the favorable report of and the city treasurer. -. tho board which conducted her re- 111 Hickory the fight was made .t ,.r trial. v on the question of license or no ' I.. "I I license, and not along party lines. Ah howing tho remarkable Mr. T. M. Hufliam, editor of the .,...,..41. ,.f Vin iwiutnl llllKl'llOHM in Tlmua irnu lm A rv fn nd wl fi fnr il Vfl 111 ' A ' . - - . 1 A llllv3 , ' l , Illl. ,7 ..v..v.v..... - ' thi countrj', the pieces handled I mayor, and was elected by fort y- liuve increased from 1,499,773,4981 five majority. The dry aldermen in 1882, to 4, 195,005,523 in 1890. Tho Senate, in executive ses sion last Wednesday, confirmed the nomination of Thomas R. Pur- i;ell to bo United States District Judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina. were elected by a majority of fifty to seventy. This is the largest majority ever received for tho an ti-bar room men. The contest in Charlotte was probably the hottest in the State. An independent ticket was in the field and all kinds of charges were MAXTOH HAPPENINGS. J. E. LEWIS, Reporter. The Averaces of Tobacco per Acre. Wilmington Messenger. . : , , The tobacco production i too great. Between.over production and, tjie .rascally trust there are low prices and' hard times' for the planters. The prices, of the Sne North Carolina grades the golden kinds, than one-fourth" what Q1V .."V . , they were a quarter ot a century ago. Col. E- F. McRae was nere par., ui la The trust is to a great extent responsible week. for the low prices of the kinds of tobacco Dr j rjr. Croom took in the conven- it uses in manufacturing the deadly and t5on at Wilmington. J- poisonous cigarettes. President J. Alien Holt, of Oak Ridge seminary, writes to Hon. J. R. Webster, the able editor of the Reidsville Weekly: "One Methodist in Granville writes me that if that county had all the Dukes have robbed them of, it could erect and endow two such col leges." Miss Gracie Gibson will visit Mrs F. Armfield this week. Miss Meddie Stewart is building a cot tage on Saunders street. Mr. Archie McErvde, of Little River Academy, is here with relatives. Dr. Joe Betts came in last Tuesday and We have had our attention directed to js kept busy plying his profession. the tobacco production in .the several States growing the weed. " It seems that the Connecticut tobacco averages higher than the other States tier acre. Florida is second. The next three highest States are Northern. In the list we give below it is seen that North Carolina ranks as low as tenth in the average price per acre. This is astonishing to us, and if tine, teaches a lesson. It is that tens of thou sands of. acres in North Carolina grow Rev. W. M. Jones, our Baptist pastor, spent Sunday and Monday in Wilming ton. Mr. S. J. Gailbraith, our new C. C asrent, attended court at Asheville last week. Mr. McKay McICimion spent last week in South Carolina on insurance business. Mrs. Hattie Belle and Mrs. Ingram, of Republicans are blaming Governor Russell for the way the made. Springs, independent, de feated Weddington, Democrat, for Connecticut I i Arn : : :4 irionua municinal elections went in North mayor uy w imtjuiiiy uuu Massachusetts Carolina last week. They dependents were elected on the mis-lvania 1 I A. 1 I 'RiiHsell has killed everything. rxmm w amcimLU West Virginia Onvprnor n,,HSellhafl dono more ln ivaieig" emuuiai, ub- to literally Klav our party in North fented Stronnch, independent, by Tennessee .-, .I ii ii 001 votes, and nine out of the North Carolina . 1 ieie uiueiuiuu iub LBiiuiuiiiie. iii::c This is nrobablv the lareest ma- Wisconsin i x tobacco of a most common kind, and that Asheboro, are visiting relatives in Maxton they are not really adapted to such pro- this week. auction. How else could iortnern ana jrr, s. T. Townsend spent a lew day some Southern States lead North Caro- j here this week the guest of Mr. J. B lina, so far too, in the results? Here is j Weatherly. tne taDie snowing uie vaiue per acre: - Messrs A c. McKinnon and G. B 242-59 Sellers will soon be domiciled in their new houses. . ' 1 10.51 We note with pleasure the convales 100.32 cence of Messrs. A. A. McLean and 68.S Clint Burns. 66.34 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrison. of Canada 61.20 j spent Saturday here, the guests of Mrs C. A Frostic. combined. '59-58 46.76 44.47 Mr. Enoch Burns is now occupyin 43-S5 the building recently vacated by Mr. For five months, from Decern-Jjority ever given in Raleigh. Sev- m y Z J. Freesland. Imr lat. 1R90. to Mnv 1st. 189 . I prnl polnrwl nrenehers were effec- Indiana 7.02 Messrs. A. C. McKinnon and R. M , , j -, . r " 1 . . 1AH.72R tons of commercial ferti- five workwa for the Democratic ruarldnu 3o-3o Williams were in Rowiand a lew day . 11 v.ii S i: I.. 1 . Turniner over a trunk of old manu- last week on business, smntc ntiil nntitpn aT-firlQ rnr nwn I ' r i t.t i r v... in Winn lu""3 .uiuvn. recently we found a short communication 1 0 .mpr c-nont Snnrlnv with as a ruie were succesaiui, 111 buuib by us in the Raleigh Daily News, and his sister near Maxtou . j? a. 1 . : i. ; x " 1 j. 1, , 1 i j. 3 v c j -XT a . , o . it 1 OI lliem 410 opposition tiCKeu pjeing aaiea, uxiyru, i. v., Aug ubL ai, 1074. , -T Tjaxlev of St. Tauls Among tlie larger and more " gives iu lu1 spent a few days here last week, with Tizrs were sold in .North Caroli- ticket na. The prices paid averaged $22. 50 per ton, aggregating $4, 2C8.880. This is by far the lar K-eet quantity of fertilizers ever 1 run Raeford Institute Loeals. " VvTe hear that there are near a uindi'fcd hands - at work on : the ail road. ; Judging f i?om some pieces I have seen' I suppose the art exliibiiion will be fine. We presume that when our next session opens many pupils will me by rail. We. hope to greet the editor of -n t f l lie rioBESoxiAN ana many inena.s of Raeford Institute that day. V e were lavorea witn visits rom Revs. David Farl7 and J. S. 31ack recently which was apjire- ciated by both teachers and pu pils. Every thing begin:? to assume a loliday appearance around Rae- :rd now. The buildings are un der the painter's brush and the work on grounds is in progress. iJie closing exercises ol our school (we do not aspire to com mencement, yet) will take place n Friday the 21st . There will be T 1 i -t -4 1 TV an auuress ax n a. m., dv ijt. Battle, of the University. Con test for the debaters, medal at 8 n. in. Concert and award of medal at 8 r. m. - We venture the assertion that there is no better place in the State to study art than this place Our art teacher is an inddtfati ble worker, and gives her class the benefit of three hours instruct tion every day at the usual rates. A dime reading in the hotel par lor, under -the management ol Mrs. McLatichlin, was one of the most pleasant social times we have had this session. - The Grand Jury' Report...,--" : The attention of the Robesonian has ieen called to the fact that it had failed to publish the report of the grand jury made at the April term of tlie Criminal Court, and we were asked to give it for the benefit of the people. Although rather late, the report will be found below. The grand jury submitts the following report to-wit : Passed on 57 bills and found 3S true bills and ignored 17 bills. Visited the County Home fox the Aged and Infirm, and find everything in very good con dition except the inmates complain of not getting enough to eat. Visited the jail and find it in good condition, except the roof, and . we recommend that it be re paired at once; no complaint from pris oners. We have examined the court house and find it in good condition. We recommend that the town clock lie looked after and that the fence around the court house be repaired. No more business be fore the grand jury and no further report to make. N. T. McLean, Foreman Grand Jury. aold in the State. important towns which elected tobacco .col"lt'- - Granville. Some Mr N Baxl of the statistics have been given by us The Dry Goods Chronicle ntfitea that a merchant of Belle- J Democratic mayors are Salisbury, since our residence in this city beginig We lea with regret that .our Statesville, ureensooro, uurnam, in l876, Some of the facts and figures mCTaiiU11' mr- J- J"""3. fontaine, O., has invented a de- ld otnera vice to measure ury gootta wnnoui Th pnilhlir.nns pnrr;G,l Mt. unrolling .tho fabrics, whereby a Ai d t, or f other to -vns Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Monroe we have not since reproduced. To show and a very few were carried by the independents.. to his room and hope he may be out what one county used to accomplish, we s,oon will restate some of the facts: Mr. R. D. Croom, who has been in Mitchell ,Cm-rin received over 3,3c Raleigh for several weeks taking a for his crop that was made by his two course in Pharmacy, will return the lat- son, ages respectively about 15 and 18, ter part of the week. assisted by a smaller brother who was' an Mr. J. E. Lewis returned from Greens- invalid, and Who only worked about half boro Saturday, instead of Monday, but of the time. Seventy-five dollars were not soon enough to get a full report of expended for fertilizers and $5 for extra the doings around Maxton help. That will do. lliis was some Services were held in the Methodist three years ago. - church here Sunday for the first time Dennis Tillev sold about the same time I i4. : . illT'irl I - t tlUHU; U11C lLl&L illUllLil UWlllii IU ICUttlia Mrvjcu tvun uu vwrnivj v declaration ot war against Uiose mRicbmond, VaM nineteen tierces, re- Mjeinff made on the building, 4llA I 1 I 111 -il ' A 1-A TiTO fVvf 1-1Q, 1-r,To- 01-1,11 w in snnvnorTfin ine linicatro T.iCKer.. n-C1" h-1 lw AVi 1UVV-JL' , , ,T- TT nr - 1 i o 1 . . , . . 1 uiu iui-wicx luwnsmaii iui . vj. ;aa. itxv,- T., ii ; 'i4. .i.ir, i, 1131 lor tnemgiiest. Mind you, uus was A terrible catastrophe IS re- ,,11- for leaf. Only the other day 22nd Julv portd from Paris. Last week ' " " yri.w - he obtained the pnze of $75 at a great Block which it formerly tookth'tee weeks to invoice may be footed up in one day. Anything to lighten the job ol stock-taking should be a boon to tlie trade. But the bet . .vi Rll Yeys t9-- lighten stock-tak The Bry;s c;r Cleveland. New York Journal. important part of Mr. ing is to lighten stocks; and no Cleveland's address is found in his In this last address lie nas given Last week more ad ll9 opponents than his while a charity bazaar .was being held in a wooden building erected for temporary use, a lamp ex ploded and set tire to-the decora- ..f A 0 ginian market. We believe Mr. Tilley tion." The building BOOn burned 4 "C1 . ! was the only one from Gram-ille who oi 1 no rit-puuiiuuii i'uiiy, uim competed and the result is as above given. R E A DY FO R BUSINESS AGA IN! We invite the ladies to see our line of Dress Goods, 'consist ing of Thin, Dainty Wash Fabrics, Ne-w Style Open Net. Work LrOOQS tO maKe Over COlOreu llllllls m iiic lien oiiauv,.-., vicss iinen plain and striped, new shades in Percales and foulards for Shirt Waists, Mohair Brilliantine for Skirts, LACES and EMBROIDERY Tust received a new line of Laces and Embroidery in new desio-ns and patterns and at VERY LOW PRICES. A full line of Shoes ana suppers wnicn are remg soja tne Lowest Prices. We will be glad to see our former customers and the public in our new quarters. Come and let us show you our goods and giye you prices. Remember our motto: "isiot Cheap Lroods, but Good Goods Cheap." Yours truly, H. B. PITMAN & CO. UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL. supporters, just as ne. did Dy ma tobacco fair at Danville, Va. He ob- official acts. His thinly disguised tained 195 per hundred pounds. Out of support of the Republican ticket twelve prizes offered, eleven were taken bo Wo .omnitrn rlirl mioh n Dy JNorui arounians, anarnai ma vir- t-the- ground and almost two hundred lives were lost. Among the dead are some of the leading mfiVura nf biwmpv nnrl noblos.of the French capital. A number of aided the silver cause Americans and Englishmen were at the bazarr and it is s. .II Kinnon, now one of Red Spring's lead ing merchants, visited his parents near Maxton Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCaskill have re turned from Laurinburg, where they were called to the bedside of Mr. Mc Caskill's brother. We are very glad to learn he is improving. Rev. M. Bradshaw was summoned to Red Springs Saturday morning to eon- Raft Swamp Items. We are glad to learn that the infant son of Mr. C. A. Parnell is improving. Mr. Oscar Odum, of St. Pauls was visitins relatives and friends here last week. Crops are looking fine except cotton. Some of the farmer haven't a stand yet. We are glad to say that after all the frost and cold snaps that tlie fruit is not killed.' We will have some apples and peaehea. The Raft Swamp school is in good progress with a small attend ance of boys and girls. It will soon come to a close. Miss J en- nie Brown, of Sampson, is teacher. On May 1st, while the congre gation was assembled for preach ing, Sam Philips, a white man, was arrested by Deputy Lowrie. Particulars of the case are not known. Pastor M. A. Stephens delivered an excellent sermon last Sunday, and one that was full of the spirit from Gen. 11, 31-82. May the Lord help this brother in the work to which lie is called. Mr. J. A. Barker, of Back Swamp, also de- The Advantage oithe Carolines. The Southern btate3 JUagazme las an article in which Mr. Chark-s W. Dabney, Jr., gives data to tempt the agriculturists to settle down in the Carolinas. The deductions from the article are that the South, owing to the existence of all important life zones in broad belts running down the. coast and up the west side of the Alleghanies, is a country ca pable of producing the great est va riety of agricultural and horticul tural products, all those, in fact, belonging to the temperate zone, reaching from apples to oranges, from barley to rice. The South ern farmer has from t-ixtv to nine ty days more in each year in which to work, and during which the sun is working for him, than his Northern countrymen. While this is true, the climate is of great equilibrity, not subject to tho ex tremes of either heat or cold. Neither hot waves nor blizzards occur so frequently in the South eastern States as they do in other sections of our country. The rainfall, moreover, is as abund ant as in the most favored land on the globe, and is well distribu ted throughout the growing sea son. DR. H. T. POPE & CO. DEALERS IN Drugs, Patent , Medi- 9 -yk T 11 ernes, unemicais, uine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Etc., Tobacco and Cigars, Fancy Arti cles in great variety. We handle -PICK LEAF The best Smoking To bacco in North Carolina. Call on us in . . . SHAW BUILDING TIE OF their loyalty to bimetallism has Joseph Adcock sold eighteen tierces not been shaken by defeat. In the other day, averaging $60. hi a n,l,la Knt.vmlnv ni&lit. Tift Jas- B. Hobgood, father of President duct the funeral services of Mrs. Vval still turtner I I , -rT. u nrw by removing Whatever danger On Julv 23th, seven tierces sold at Bradshaw. supposed tliere mlg1lt' "ave neen ot COllcess- Henderson for 14.75, $32.50, $45, $42.50, Saturday was "trade day," and the I " . , r, IKa Inn 1 lnivi 1 .Aian 4- I tCN Zhr (CSit Ct TllOCO TM-1PAC Q f Mrtf at 1 , . 1 C 1 1 ' J that some of them perished. L . t..., all unusual. t, va But let us give the precise figures of a m Maxton arc not what thev used to be, Sunday school work I fa rrn pr liviTicr mi'ir mii; from (Wfrirrl and I j ? becoming alarmingly involved, mental principles of Democracy not in the richest tobacco section of the Parh nrrasinn In Washington President McKin- and then urged a union of forces county. Mr. B. F. Hester is an alumnus Ipv w fnrA tn with t.li -nnm-lunon a ulatform comnromisins of Wake Forest college. He gives the ... . - x . ... - ... .. . i.sv ji . . 1 1 in nwintr- plaints ot negro agitators that mu- unierences on ine money question , &" livered a splendid address 011 the H. ITT i-1 n f o ... ... i.ii. t ili- -iai 1 1 I iiere are uie figures lor 107 Jill I )( IB illfftlg ail llt VIUJ-IM xxx.ft.it !. ""'re I Der of Nnm- each occasion. A bevy of about twenty pretty young ladies and half the number of voung men ! went down to Red Banks Friday on a fishiusr expedition. They all report a 1 - -"- The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, (Southern (ien- BOUGHT AND SOLD. Prices as Low as Consistent With HONEST DEALING AND JUST RECEIVED! lift noKitinna in th colored schools some sections, but his doematic L o.- ' r- most enjoyable time, and actually caught "ltcl. " . i - ' I CIV.1C. JMJ, dlUUUU L 1CWC1VCU IUI . l UU, to the exclusion of 'persons of insistence upon a foreign finan- per acre, I450; total crop for ten acres, blck complexion. The blacks cial policy and his emphatic in- $4.5o; hands worked, 2 men and 2 boys a v that the mulattos and ouad- dorsement of the organization of estimating the force at 3 men,his average - ..a i mr. fr.a o-r.ll homrarOTa will h n va n fcl """" a? " uiv hit rncn ill duviui uiui i v.. ri ter and affect a status of their wholesome influence in convinc- Mr. Hester raises his corn, fodder, wheat, oats, and bacon. The above is about the average of llis witness the best production ever xeiv own and that tho thing has gone ing timid Democrats of the folly cropping for the last four years. far enough. Tho issue should be of any attempt to reunite the There were scores of farmers who prob- enough fish for dinner. lotte, May 2UU1, and will be m Prof. j. Hugh stauffner is going right session for ten days. It is one of ahead with tlie rehearsing of "Jephthah Uie largest and most representative and his Daughter," and our people on i; n.emhlies in the Union. 'jg1 During its sessions the Charlotte - - . - i liK.-rvTTTi. will linvfl tl-m -nucf Aani. in Maxton by home talent. A special "u"" " lxx "B,v' train will probably be run to Maxton on plete reports of its proceedings, Subjects for Sunday School Superintendent Thompson to Discuss, Monroe Journal. Sunday morning Dr. Cyrus Thompson, Secretary of State, as sumed the duties of Superintend ent of Central Methodist Sunday school under most auspicious cir cumstances. Raleigh Tribune. We respectfully recommend the Reliable GOOdS. following subjects for Superin tendent Thompson to discuss at regular intervals before his classes: "The Church stand."!, to-day, where it lias always stood -on the side of human slavery." w nat siiouia be clone witn a minister who dares vote a Demo cratic ticket? Why is it not a sin to lie while on a campaign?- And what- sub ject will afford us the best field of operation in the next campaign? Why fusion is to be desired (by the voter) rather than great riches? What would havehappened had we patriots not been elected? ' It only patriots, go to heaven, which will have the better place, Jeremiah Lamentation Ramsey or Hallelujah Air? TALK THE TOWN Is how in the world can H. W. Millsaps sell such good Coffee at 10 cents per pound? One reason is: I bought in large quantity and when Coffee touched bottom. (It has ad vanced one cent per pound since I bought.) The principal reason is: I want to do something for the people to show my apprccia- . tion for past patronage. When you come to get Coffee remem ber I have a full, assorted stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Jewelry, beasv tiful line Neckwear. Shirts, Men's Pants, Sugar, Flour, Ma lasses, Tobacco, Etc., Etc., all of which will be offered at as low price as can be sold. I am now above the Court House, between the old Proctor brick store and French. & Nor- ment's office. Your trading friend, - ID. W. MILLSAPS. ALL KINDS OF H i Ui 1 U, COUNTRY PRODUCE KS A HK HK K KK THE . . FARMERS1 EXCHANGE, HEADQUARTERS FOR Heavy and Fancy Groceries, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ISnuII, etc, wttlod right away .-Springfield Democrats who believe in bimet- ably equaled Mr. Hester i prices, and frlday to accommodate those along .the and the paper will be sent to any ' 6 . J 1 " I 1 i.-i.. ii 1.1.. r , line who are anxious to witness this can- . j 1 xi. tt:4-j oi t.; Miss Amelia Linkhaw has opened a New and v 1 . n. . t sumc ukc linev. me reeas. vvasninoTon. uepuuncan. ainsm uii in emocrots iio - it. The performance will begin at 8 1 are wedded to gold monometal- nf ' anA o'clock, in the armory hall. Admission -At the meeting of tho new Ham - . " agedeven more than Mr. H. did. We 35 and 50 cents. Iioard of-directors of the lorth A less resolute man would hesi- wrote to the News: The Red SprinRs Citizen has this to say I I I Carolina Railroad, held in Bur- rate to assume the leadership of a "I am sure that there are ten men in of two of our visitors: "Our genial and I Ij-S M1 . . . I 1i- J r J - A T T 1 1 lington last week, a permanent little band of 130,000 many of P-ranvilie couy average $1,200 to p--"u in, px. jamesr. jonnbion, ..M:,,xi xi v, xi,J , ..., T. J every baud tlicy work, for tobacco alone, leaves us to spend some time amongst w.b..x..lxi,x. u.c wuom vuiuu uie iuuiaiiapuiis . w ,Qi - o . o t1ip m.ivWa ho will bP imned lt" f T. If "Hr V,,. .4. f I j 1 i 1 . 1 .xl. ..1 11 I o-.ju..!.,, uu.; wuoumc , J l,uu "l "xhmjui., vi iicitei, uy miHtaKe, aim tnen ac- jn the way of cereals, meat, etc." by Mrs. Johnston.. Maxton society will Lumberton, as president, and E. cuse 0,500,000 voters of being ei- That was twenty-three years and more be augmented by the "addition of the S. Walton, of Morgan ton, secre- tlier designing agitators or the aS- Prices range low now. The deadly 1 best people we veer knew, and Capt. tary and treasurer. Tlie hitter is dunes of desisnine asritators. bllSm of the rapaaous trust rests upon and Mrsjohnston will strike a lot of ciey- requirod to give a bond for $75,000. A man of less self-reliance A iLniAtMl n n A . 1 J I IT ...... ! .uiaxiv ua mu uyuu uie oiu wouia re-examine nis own con- nas indeed fallen when it ich,ir eo rs m . 1 1 7mJ secretary ior 1113 books, but he re- duct to see whether it was his And yet at 6 cents a pound for cotton IUKCU to give Uiom up. VT. JN.or- folly or theirs winch separated tbere is more money m tobacco per acre! Orady items. ment'fl salary is $2,100 a j'ear, them from 5,000,000 Democrats a pres low pnces- But mark lt ls Mr. Haynes Prevatt has his new build. iwew ot fi,zw, aa he supposed who once idolized him, but in the Z;: : , ' T 'f , , mg aDQW coinP'etea address in the United States for entire session of ten days for 25 cents. Remit by postal note or money order. Address, Charlotte Observer, Charlotte, N. C. Not Enough Water Drunk. . Washington Star. - "After studying the matter for some years I am convinced," says the growers of fine tobaccos. The value er citizens, almost the equal of those J a physician, "that people do not of an acre in tobacco in North "Carolina wllom he left. The Capt. leaves much drink, enough of water. I think to the regret of all bur peo-ple." lt ..1 s . . ... wiMLuiasuituuun. mr. xiester worked : t..- -d j- o-.ii. - i:!J :U ulB B copy 01 ine oy- lexicon ot Mr. Cleveland's matur- three men and cultivated in tobacco hA T T V 1 lawn. T i nnnim mont nn tl, . xi, ; i. ,, . vfsiung some OI ner, near relatives ana ...v.uww.:' yxi 1 ci icuio i.xicxi3 xo xxu ouoix nuiu lis 1 t.en acres. maKins ouier tninp-s also Mr I r btockholdern will bft 1ip11 11 - nirln in Z ,0 menus in ims community . . . , .V.M lllin ivCVlC . I " 7 . iJ-i AK) JKJ. uu I . - . . I -. th. TUl,l n twenty-one acres made himself twnh, . r. j 1. bmgietary, wlio Has been suf-UirunK by tliem. fuJone bales of cotton. Herti.8. ?"S these springs, lwl" "v exxcx tu i ne tor this crop.. The Jacksonville Times- lue luns' siowiy improving. -The Kiiinton Froe Press gives! country ; it is long on platitudes I Union considering the highest averages that a great majority of the cures effected by drinking the waters of the fashionable and unfashionable medicinal springs in various parts of the! country would have 'resulted if the same amount of plain, wnoiesome, everyday water was People rush to smd wrhile there drink from 8 to 20 large glasses of How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. . J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- Attractive line Of lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions, and financially able tolLjllJllRY GOODS iii iy aii vjijiim.njii xiltmc uy Lilcll I firm. .' Ottqt TYr T Ti TiToTil- ?oitdo Tx' Dn,gsts' lan'sDrug Store and asks Waiting, 'kisnan & Marvin. Whole- tile Continued patronage sale Druggists, Toledo, o. oi her customers . and Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, friends, PrOmisinff tO ffive acting directly upon the biood and m- them her best efforts and cous sunaces 01 me system. 1'nce 75c. ru0 rmAn. 4- 4-1, 1 j. icrc I I . ' ' , prices, as sne nas always done in the past while in charge of the Millinery department of Mr. Gough 7a TIT, n 1 I thin KKnailihVn.lvo ; . , , . e . i of tobacco says: , T , s - 4 tneir waters in a uay. wnetner HUB. HeilMlOie ailVlCe tO lta farmer I .nfl Olinrr. nn lierfftrmniimu il . -' . . . land Ci. I.. TViotnnsoTi arc rniimr to mn,.D1 v 1 v v.."v,, xvi "ine niener value ner acre nf tho. x- o e ui,. . -1 :x readers: "Some of tho Awliml. iosnlm.. ia mo-c.in-.iiiv, nf iw.u. harm rron nf rnnnPrtiPi,t ic i,.x., their machinerv to the Back Swamn old "iC uin,fiiui viiiues in I I (nvt, 4-1. 1 i1 x m. . - - i . x. JI I flirt n-l f flT d 1-110 wacb inrf mil A i-sci them good on account of the extra tural papers are advising the far- and its minimum at the polls. It KE r farmers to . nlant lanw nH-nn I ia V At .ttinaa flnonn'oTc mam nf them arp withnnt Mrs. Emma Gaddv. of Cotton Vallfv ' - I ' ' Tt ic otcn'rKIa fTiV r- . . -It 1 J- -. . . iwilcahlnO' f 1 1 f t. h OTT fTl VCk flioinaolrfla xinie wiui ner I ""'"-"o -'j juhvo crons on account of. .thfloods in prate ab6ut national honor hile. ,3 0" as fdSid the MiHswaippi river. This is tin- they, fatten, on the Nation's ex- Florida, land is more valuable and better t old friends in this land it is the water instead of the ' I i"i ( i 1 ' .1.1 KiUnd advice. Evn WUT. laatlfroiviitv An1 ii'tunriwiMd " ""W-. Intensive farming is the rule r""" "lJ" constituency oi tne same tliat does year's Abort cron tl, Z T IT V lu" 111 a11 There are only about We are glad to learn that so many rf the work. The same people, if at year RllOn CrOn tllfl nrifft- wnul rapt, tha lrmlo trntn hQ ovtaktIa I three acre; of land iti thf RtofA f t, I ji i x .1 ? ttv lowpr thnn nfTr,la .x xu J xx. x, :.i , inhabitant, and the peSple are comnelleH the PP of thl5 community went to their homes, would pass many and " iu wieui tiusts. uuu uie greeu 01 unre- to cultivate well instead of cultivti the convention and that thev were arouH .:xi,r . . larmers. With a fa r cronnvpn strains cornnrntinnt much.- & Urtoa , , , iJiau . uujr.,wummi, uiuiKUig one 4 T - . . x' I m. . .... ... 1 ..v... . jiii v mcui MV I 1 v J. TX. : . . - giusH ji . naitii. it ia my opinion -cotton. tWn w;n t a u x J t Z? extent wilminrton. . that it is the water that cures, and -i ,-,.-" ... .-c i-iiiiiiit ufi xii iii oixteeiitii ceiiiurv tne av-1 " 1 . "" lvauia l,lcw hoik. keen the price down The iW. Unath of a ,WWa V,f J-?. man Granville, about 1876 or j that it is the water that is needed plali forthe farmers of -thi- w. tWrt fl nu. nubVis'he 'in t ffiS?! : in.e orow n, luarion aciiool, 1 am not a hydropath, or a be- - - -uu w T w V . 4.A U 1 1VJ11 L1J.O . Ill I T . . " JiliaiaC ia ,1.- x--xi . , himself a crop of tobacco he sold for " iu kiuw ine HtiveiiLueiiT.il Bfinmrv ir. . ivnau. . ii..- . ,1. , . ,n ..... . . i - -plenty of food" applies for man fortv-fiVe veitrs and ei.h T laSt Wednesday taken internally and externally Tl, I 4 T r, x.Kt ;r i nr cm rt l,;t,- " .x..0 Uv,. xuc uuic, x utu ouuc.f ui u neO U -r 11 P , . I l"OfTlV fA rUilnn. .1 I 1 1 ,1 1 i f t iNortn vjaroana raises more tobacro "e Ai"vl uiimunu uuu cure- eeiieruiiy uruiiK irom iourto six and .b;nt. and then' nln'f ;fu bacc.o or cotton only rich lands and in- mS111 7 ad iongcry, a colored will cure everything. . At the same .u i -bvvxx v,uiu,j, xuxij- tensive cultivation will make large aver- waiter at a boarding houa. ' II.M II I II 1111 Hlinill Tvn ns I T . 1 I 3 x 1 . I n luunvw, xiiexe nine years ana eignt months, and is just its likely toube, shortage in themneteenth fifty-eight yeurs the toffacco croWrtfise ofthe; ami seven months. 1 thus ap , Cuban war, as n shortage'in 'cbt- jSetffs Hint doctors were-800 years ton because of the ; Mississippi in learniiig'hot t6 take their own l.-"t - ' - 5,.- . , , . medicine. Chicago Chronicle. . X,. sSS'SSS-bg lessly handling a gun all day and glasses of. waier every day they and produced 68,629,170 pounds, yalued claims that the shooting was acci- would have less reason - to com-' at f5.59o.334r The aveeage price was 8 dental. He was nut in inil to nlnin. and sufTer 1 fiaa from mo'nii cents a pound. Kentucky had more to- , ,. , , 1 ., , x.. bacco, but the average was aV, cents a await tns action ot the grand ju- ailments that now effect them Pund- ry. . ' tlmn thpvnnw.ln " I wish to inform my custom- tomers and friends generally that I escaped from the last disastrous fire with small dam- 1 age to stock, .and can be found at the N. H. Jones Store with a full and Complete Line xf Goods at Lowest Prices. You will also find our Mr. Lon Prevatt located in our Afresh supply of Gar- BRANCH CASH STARE Hon Ri-xfxH rYnirm fioto Etc. I also keen a full InilieMrs- Dick wood build- line of Pure Drusrs. Pat- in" iory occupied by Dr. ent Medicines, Paints, n- roPe Wltn a new Soaps, Perfumeries, JeW- and Complete Line of Goods at elrv and evervthme- kent at a First-Class Drug LW&EST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES! Store. See our line of T.nrvs and Agent tor Tray lor S Embroideries. ueieorated Uigars. I also Mr p. c. Blake is with n now keep a nice line of Candy. and will be glad to see his old .1 H MrMII I AM customers and friends. v m IllVltilbi k.n I PHYSICIAN &. DRUGGIST. HEW HlLlBERll W. J. PREVATT. EXECUTRIX' NOTICE. The nndeniKnt'd having qnvliflfd at exwn trix of the estate f W. W. ilclfiarmi.l, d ceas ed, hereby irivrs iiotiee to all imtsiiii having elnimsaainxt said estate tonresent them dulr autix'nticatedi'or iynent and MttJement tin or tK-fre the first day ot May. IPuS. otherwis in miiiiT win lie nieaaea in liar or irnirprr. iiu?-e mueiiitfi o fue t r.ose fnaelittfl to the rstsff. mtit i ...... . . i - inis 7tn day or April, 1H0C V. 1'. JliJJlAKMID.-KxecuWix. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists timonials free. Hall's family Pills are tlie best. Apr 2 1-41. ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE I Havinir miHlif.erl &4 JniinitM.. t - Lei;ett. defeased, lato of RoU-son c.untr' N. O., this is to notify all persons liaTinsrlaiin RW.nst the estate nf said fl...l .i.;v.;. them to the uudersiinied on or hefore the 10th clay of April. IKSfi. or this notice will 1 plead in bar of their reeovery. All pt roona indebtad ... win piease mase immediate uar- ment. This t& day of April. 1SQ7. IXKJAS LKfiUKTT. ' . AdmiuiatratrU. Att"y' for Aduiiniatratrlx. Apr7-t. " '" JOHN REDMOND SSlL?: de" COL. ' FREHCH STORE! " PERMANENTLY LMATfiM !! PF o-nH frocl. no PA-nf t ' ' M ww- . tipns, Fruits, Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Snuff, Etc., Etc. Fresh Loaf Bread Always on hand. H. G. Jones, Contractor and Builder for both Wood and Brick Modern Style Buildings. ' Plans aim -estimates iurnisnen nn .yK W8" ?"rice- Apni8-8m. ; ' very low. Apn8-Sni. S. P. McNair, WHOLESALE GROCER AND DR. EUGENE HOLCOMBE, Dentist, Up stairs in New Shaw Building, LUMBERTON, N. C. WHEN YOU Commission Merchant, N. Water St., Wilmington, N. C. Offers to the trade Seed Oats, Feed Oats, Flour, Nails, Shot, Sugar, Candy, Butter. Apples. Cocoanuts Want an Easy Shave or Mixed Nuts, Fish, Baking Pow- First-Class Hair Cut don't fail to der, Matches, Canned Goods, see me. Satisfaction and Styles oiccb, vonee ana iice. . . guaranteed. You will also find ALL AND SEE ME OR me at my place of business WRITE FOR PRICES AND - TERMS. W. R. McNEILL. COMMISSIONER'S SALE! R. R. BARNES, J'ltff.. ... . . '!.-.-. h. T. COLT.rXS and wife, LI LA COLLINS SARAH ANN K1WARI)S. R. I). KIWARIfV J. A KDWARUS. MALLOY BDWARDS. W. 1VBV au wife, RK BECCA IYEY. llefdts. By virtue if a decree of the Superior Court of Rolieson County In the alwre entitled cause. entered at the October Term. 1H0S. I will. on. Monday, June 7tl, 1SU7, sell for caah. to th highest bidder, at public aueiion, at the court house in Lumberton, X. C., the fallowing land iu said State and County : Adjoining the huidrf of William Barnes, James Lee, J. T. ttedgpeth and others, it Win the same land whereon Alex. Edwards one Uved. known aa tha Math. Harden place, containing e acres more or lesa. liia April ath, 1807. . " K.'M. BARXES. Apr28-4t. CummiiMifiner. XORTH CAROLXA.J Robksok CocxTT, ( Superior Court. ARCH McLEAX and JOHN R.- VnRlVMnvi vs. I N. W. GAPBY and wife, j By Tirtue mf a decree of the Superior Court of Robeson County, at May Term. 1WJ, in the aboveentitledcau.se, the undersigned as com missioner named In said decree, will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in the town of Lumlierton, on the 7th dny of June, 187, (itlieing the first Monday), the following tract of land in Rolieson County: Beings two-thirds ) undivided interest in the McQueen mill property, situated on Slwie Heel swamp and bounded aa follows: On the South and West by lands of Angus Q. XcLaurin. on the North by lands ot Neill L. McQueen and on the East by lands of A. 4 W. McQueen, Rer. A. McQueen and others, containing 100 acres more or less. May 1st, 1SB7. C. B. TOWNSESt), y- Commissiontt.
The Robesonian (Lumberton, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
May 12, 1897, edition 1
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