THE SEMItWEEKLY R0BES0N1AN.
THE ROBESONIAN
PUBUSHXI) TUESDAYS AND FKIPATS.
Friday, September 8, 1905.
FSK80KA.L AMD LOCAL DKFAETMKM
Cotton to-day,
will
was
. Littleton Ferpale College
open September 13th.
Mr. Wilkes, of Bowmore,
on our streets Monday.
Mr. J.D.Proctor left Monday for
North Carolina University.
Dr. N. A. Thompson spent Moo-
day in Whiteville on business.
Mrs 0. R. Barrett has been
very siok for several days past.
Mr Bob Inman, of Marietta,
spent Wednesday here on busi
ness. Kyles and Roland Porter, of
Emerson, will enter Rolesou In
stitute Monday.
MissJohnniePorter arrived from
Emerson Thursday for a visit to
Miss Dora Smith.
Mr. A. H. Slooum, of Fayette
ville, was registered at the Waver
ly Hotel Wednesday.
Mr. Jim McLeod, of Rowland
attended the commissioners' meet
ing held here Monday.
Miss Pearl Biggs and Mr. Joe
Biggs, of Saddle Tree, visited re
latives here this week.
Mr. Daved Humphrey, of J3ad
die Tree, left Tuesday for David
son, to study, medicine.
Miss Leslie Proctor left M onday
for Raleigh, where she has entered
the Baptist University.
Mr. J. A. Barker has conveyed
two insane patients to the asylum
within the past few days.
Mr. Jim Humphrey, of Shan
non, visited at the heme of Mr.W.
H. Humphrery, Monday.
Miss Irene McLeod leaves this
week for Southern Prestyterian
College for Women, in Charlotte.
Messrs. Frank McLeod and
Nash Barker left a few days since
for Bingh am School, at Mebane.
Mr. J. L. Stephens, salesman
for Messrs. Caldwell & Carlyle,
spent Sunday at bis home at Ash
pole. Mr and Mrs. . A. Yost have
been visiting Mr. Yost's reiatives
in Rowan county for several days
past.
Miss Martha Allen left Thurs
day fqr Salem College where she
will be a student during the c om
ing year!
Messrs. M. A. Chisholm, of
Raeford, and Jno. D. McNeill, of
Red Springs, were here on busi
ness Monday.
Miss Scribbins, of Lumber
Bridge, has acoepted the position
as matron at the Dormitory of
Robeson Institute.
Mr. H. B. Jennings is expeoted
to return home this week from
Philadelphia, where he has been
in a hospital, for treatment.
Judge T. A. MoNeill .is now
holding a six-weeks term of oourt
in Asheville. To begin with,
there were 701 cases on the docket.
Mr. F. P. Humphrey, of Saddle
Tree, has moved his family to
Pbiladelphus, for the purpose of
sending his ohildren to school.
Rev. F. B. McCallof Durham,
who assisted Rev. Z. Paris in a
meeting at Smiths for; a short
time, passed through here Wednes-
is return
Married Wednesday Evening.
At .the borne of the bride'i uncle
Mr. B Godwin Wednesday even
tog at eigb$ o'clock Miss Dora
Faulk was. united in marriage to
Mr. Alva H. Ward, 10 tte presence
of the immediate members of the
lo cents family.. The ceremony was per-
1Q cents. I formed' by Rev. A. E. Baker, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Ward re
paired to the Waverly Hotel, their
future home. Miss Faulk has for
a number of years been a resident
in the home of Mr. Godwin, and
has won a host of friends here.
She is one of our most popular
young ladies; of charming per
siuahtv, and attractive appear
ance. Mr. Ward.who for some time
past has held the position of cash
ierof the Robeson County Loan
& Tiust Company, but a few
months ago, resigned to accept
the proprietorship of the Waverly
Hotel, is one of Lumberton's most
popular young men, a man of
business ability, and eterliugqual-
ltiep.
The fioliesonian extends col-
gratulatiouo to this popular young?
coupla.
Rsv C H Darhaai has returned
from Gastoma, aud will conduct
services in tne .Baptist unurcn
Sunday morniu? aod evening.
His family will remain in Gat
tonia for ten days longer.
Don't forget N. A. Carter's big
excursion wbieh ruus on Wednes
day, September 18th, from Elrod
to Wilmiccttou For all the peo
ple Special cars for whites Let
eveiy body turn out The biggest
excursion of the season
Mr. J. J. Inman, of Ashpole,
was in town Wednesday. He tells
us that his son, who some time
since was very low with typhoid
fever, is now in the last stage of
consumption; the fever having
developed into this disease.
Mr. R. G. Barrett, of Rooking-
ham, entered Robeson Institute
this week. He is a brother of
Mr. U. L. Barrett, who was here
some weeks since, representing
Parker Gardner Co , Pianos. Mr.
Barrett has been in town several
days this week also.
Mrs. Ira L. Pope, accompanied
by Dr. H. T. Pope, left yesterday
for Charlotte, wnere she goeB to a
hospital for treatment. While
there Dr. Pope will enter the
North Cirolina Medical College
for the purpose of taking a special
course in gynaecology. Wuile the
Doctor is away, his patients wil
te attended and looked after by
Dr. Mclotyre.
REPORT OFTHE CONDITION
OF -
THE BANK OF ROWLAND
At Rowland, in the State of North Caro
lina, at the close of business .
August 75th, 1965.
KEsOURcES.
Loans and discounts . f 88, 106
Banking houses, furniture and
figures 3,77, 3s
uue irom oants and bankers, 4,10524
Cash Items 418 40
Gold Coin 730 00
Sliver coin, including all
rninor coin currency . 1.2S6 86
National bank notes and
other U. S. Notes 1,289 00
Total... 199,768 60
LIABILITIES.- ...
Capital stock paid in J1.. $25,000 00
undivided profits less '
current expenses and
taxes paid, 1 toi 6j
Bills Payable, mooo 00
Time certificates of deposit.. 11.708 06
ucposus suojeci to cneck 29,465 90
Total qq -6 fio
oiaie 01 xxonn Carolina, 1
county of Robeson, '
I, W. F. Bristow. Cashier of the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
W. F. BRISTOW, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 2nd day of September, 1905."
R. S. Boxd, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
A. L. BULLOCK,
ALLEN EDENS,
W. II. McLfiLLAN,
Directors.
Cole's "Many Use" Gil. the best fn.
Sewing Machines, Typewriters and etc
10c. at McAllister Hdwe. Co's.
Try Gillette's Safety Razor, for snle h
the McAllist r Hardware Company; they
give twelve extra blades with ea ch set.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or mntin r.
funded on the celebrated Bi ped' Tack
Puller, sold by the McAllister Hardware
Company. Price 25 cents.
The New Store, 40 years ol.d
Showing New Dress Goods, in
if T I Tsn? - . . .
... m uuaixa anu xriiiianiines, eic,
for SpringVear, all shades
and at prices you
can't grumble at
Percales, Suitings. Lining and
White rGoods, Valencienes,
Laces and Embroideries.
Fancy Notions, Pearl Buttons,
Belts, Gloves, Corsets, Ladies'
Collars and Ties, Hdkfs,
Hosiery, Bobinetand
Lace Curtains,
Ribbonjr, Window Shades at
10, 45, 55 and 50c,
ff T 'THE
f I I JACOBI I
y AXE
Everything New No old goods to
6how. I ask a share of your
patronage.
C. D. Townsend,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
STANDARD FOR QUALITY
The Axe Of Your Childhood.
Tried and Found True. When you want a relia-
ble Axe, call for "THE JACOBI." Don't take
any Just as good."
For sale by the Leading Merchants of Robeson
County.
N.JACO
Wilmington,
I HARDWARE CO
: : : : : N. O.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
NEW QUARTER READ ON.
WANTED. TO CONTRACT WITH
several parties with teams to log for
saw mm. Apply at once to J. A. Duke,
aupi., K-ingsdale, jn. J. 7-20
Watch This Space.
-30C-5-
THE NATIONAL BANK, FAYETTE-
viue, N. c., is anxious to letd out
$25 000.00 oh good security, in amounts
01 25 00 up to f5 000.00 7-28
WANTED. WE WANT TO PAY YOU
4 per cent, interest on your money,
compounded every three months.
Write, phone or call on The Robeson
County Loan and Trust Company, Lum
Derton, jn. c
LAUNDRY
Our new advertisement
will appear in this space
next week. Watch for
it as it will surely be of
interest to you.
DR.H.T. POPE & CO,
Everything in the Drug Line.
The following young men ar
among tnoae who left frjm tme
county for different schools this
week: Trinity Park High School,
Messrs. Elwood Whaley, John acd
David Fuller, ofLumberton ; Tom
and Bunyau Staneel, of Allenton,
Rooney Thompson, of Ashpole;
Ernest and Jack Ward, of Echc.
Trinity College, Meserp. John
Boone and Richard Norment.
day evening on his return nome.
Bev. Bobert Bteinhoff, who has
been conducting eervioes at the
Gospel Tabernacle for the past
month, returned to Dnrham.Tues
day. His people were not willing
to give him np.
Mr. Emory MoNeill left Tuefc
day. for Baltimore for the purpose
of bringinghrs daughter, Mrs
Joe Stone home from the Univer
sity of Maryland Hospital, where
she has been for treatment for
some months. She is much im.
proved, altbongh still far from
welC r,;;;'-;- Ti':&:
Letter to J. W. Kaneer.
LnmbertoD, N. C.
Dear Sir: It oosts two or three
times as much to'put paint on as
to buy it. A gallon of poor paint
coats as much as a gallon of good.
for the work ; and a gallon of poor
don't go half as far. Poor paint
lasfe half or a third or a quarter
as long as good ; and protects wood
and Iron a half or a third or
quarter as well as good.
Do you buy good paint or poor?
X on don't snow any poorY Why,
fvheniaket4!io!
" All Devoe agents' have' a state
chemist's certificate whioh tells
jast wheat's in Devoe.
Go by the name : the one safe
name: Devoe lead-and-zino.
Yours truly
F W Devoe & Co
75
P. S. McAllister Edw. Co, sells
our paint. . i
Patronize the old reliable Charlotte Steam
j.aunary, one or tne finest equipped Laundries in
me esoutn.
The Bank 01 Luiiitotiin
only. All work guaranteed.
TTT'll. t - 'j 1
We will collect your laundry on Monrt W 1UU fct -UiM'fcie OclUlbai, ihlXU.
IJTJI on Thursdays and o fine GauirnriGnt. this Bank
.wvvjr. wtuoio OUliUiltJU irom Wmtfi nann O
solicits your account. The
Bank is prepared to extend
every reasonable accomo
dation. Call and see about
Laundry collected and delivered free of charge
Vm. H ill 1 . D
luur wuaage wm do appreciated.
Redmond Brothers, Agents, it
Lumberton, N. O.
LAU
September 8tb.
IMDRY.
The Bank ot Lumberton.
y Lumberton, N. O.
Notice to Plumbers.
" An r plnmMng Installed in the town of
Lumberton by other ' than licensed
jlumbers, mill be - connected, with
the water and leweiagt avitems. Parties
expecting to install Water worka in- their
hcrnaea would do well to remember this.
I. B, TOWNSEND, Mavor." 4
We Beceive a Shipment
of th is Fine Confection
ill
obeson
11 s 1 1 1 u i o ,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Pall Term dpens September 4th, 1905,
Thoroughly prepares bovs and eirls for College and the active duties cf life. Of1.
erV in On A Titrr TVi r.a- Merg taorogh instruction by successful teachers in Literary. Business, Instrumental
J V"v WKJ, lUree an(j ycal Music, Elocution and Art Courses. Buildings well equipped. New Donni-
'Name on Every Plet."
and Five Pound Pack-
ages, by Express Every
Week. All Mail and
Telephone Orders will
Chocolate Bon-Bonss be Promptly Filled.
j. d. McMillan,
i :- ' ...
Lumberton, : : N. C.
Aug. 25tb,
STINCEON INS TITUTE
AND .
Commercial School,
V ORRUMN.C.
Fall Term Opens August 21 et lOOSA
Gites thorough isstmctictis in Literary, Business, Music, Art asd Normal
Connea. - : .
... In regard to Board, Ttfiticn, Location, Health, Water, Moral AdyantaEet,
.etc.jmtetd -
-'"'.vrT ; m. shepherd; "
Aug. Jim. . -.. -rnnapie ana proprietor.
tory, well furnished with new furniture, electric lights, water-works. etc. ARTESIAN
WATER. Health Record unexcelled. The School is steadily increasicg in pat
ronage and influence.
Five Scholarships
To leading Colleges in the State, including University, offered to student mn'. 'r
highest average.
Rates of Board and Tuition verv Reasonable.
For further information address,
Prseton S. Yann, 1 B., L. L B., Princip I
1895.
1905,
RaRfnpfl- nst tiilR.
Thorpugh Preparation for any College.
Special advantages in Sight Singing, Freehand Drawing, and the
Pnblio School 'Branches for proepective teachers. -
Mugic-Department instrnots in Piano, Mandolin, J Guitar. Voice
Culture. Art includes: oils, water oolors, crayon, charcoal life
sketchine. freehand, rjortraiture china train tine and nTrourranhv.
Elocntion for service, not for show.
Eight Professional Teachers representing the training of ten Col
leges, Conservatories, 'Art Schools, and Schools of Expression.
Send for Catalogue and Hand Book. A
JOHN A. McLEOD. "
Jnnel3 3rn Eaeford, N. O.
LAND FOR SAXrB 933 ACRES. OF
good land.about 70 cleared; good dwell
ing, tenement and outhonaea; tobacco
barni sttoated 5 miles west ot Ashpole
Hge.Ai O; Inman, Ashpole, N. C
Going like hot cakes, i the Bi-ped
Tack Poller for salt bj the McAllister
Hardware Compwrj. It wins it on a war'
without recommendation.