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KOWLAND, N. 0.
Gbo. K. McNeill,
' Etiiton.
Keill Smith,
Summer ib fast rauiog. Like
tome incnra')le, however, it cliogi
to life with a tenacity that qlIj
the doomed are capable of. It
oiyers at the thought of ihe cold
hand of death, and shuts its ejei
and dreams ot a 'happy past.wheu
an opulent reign redounded with
praiee? of its lorv. Bat the si
lenci of the tomb is ahead. The
crip breeze of Aatamu will sway
the yellow grass bove its grave
and drop a hundred fluttering
leaves about its headstone. The
cry ot migrant birds will ring
from the blue above it, as they
wing their blithesome way to the
winter resorts where oraDges glow
in the kiss of a eun that is always
warm and pulsing with life.
These are incomparable days wo
are entering upon. The happy
joy of a golen melancholy suffuses
the world, softly, Bweetly and ca
ressingly. The languor of the
loafer, even, feels us touch and is
stirred from ita ma tivity. Rus
tic seats will soon be desertbd and
the lace parasol of the summer
girl will seek the nunnery of Win
ter s seclusion to dream of past
corquests and to plan for future
ones, while the girl herself may
anticipate its designs and plight a
troth under the mistletoe instead.
All we can say is "Success to
them and theirs for a life of use
fulness and joy!" The world is
full of plots and counterplots, and
Love, the arbiter, may his shad
ow never grow less I
The bustle and bustle of busi
ness is in evidence throughout the
land. Particularly is th9 cotton
platform a scene of active life.
The result of the year's work is
rapidly passing in a panorama be
fore the merchant and farmer.
Balancing of accounts is in order
and the residue, if any, will be
shortly manifest. The crops are
short, but there is still hope, and
visions of a Thanksgiving turkey
and a ChristmaB dinner are clam
oring for admittance into the
busiest- minds. Taking all this
into consideration, who would not
fain be a son of the South and a
child of the cotton fields?
Now comes au accouut ot a
pitched battle between a body of
Roman Catholics and a detach
ment 'of scouts from the Salva
tion Army in Canada, This seen.?
to be a casa of fighting for one's
convictions. If the Canadian au
thorities are not derelict in their
-duty there should alBo be a case of
conviction for one's figting. This
is an age of religious toleration
and there is no palliation for such
an attack. The arm of the law
should exercise a flabby biceps s
little in such emergencies as th:.
The Japs afe more aggreeBive
than we ever dreamed. They have
raised a general disturbance that
amouuts to a riot just beoause
they were not allowed to have an
other round with the Russian
Bear. It is always true that one
who hunts for trouble will find it
soourtr or later. The world is wide
and Time is a lengthy individual,
So, if tne Japs will only get and
and bustle aud do some waitirg.
there is chauce for them to get
entertained yet.
The house of Mr. Duncan Mr.
Girt, of the Branchville section,
was entered by a thief lasfweek
and $16 taken therefrom. The
robber had not been apprehended
according to the last account.
Mr. John H. Carmicbael, of
Dillon, spent Wednesday in town.
Mr. Frank Carrie, of RpH
Springs, was here two days last
wees.
Editor C. D. Smith spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Clio, S. C.
" MiSSeS Bessie MnHnrmnn nr.A
Enth Smith spend Monday night
IB L1I1C1
Miss H .'lie Lytch left Fridav
morning to visit relatives and
ineuas neir L.aarnburg.
Miss Selma MeCallum returned
noma Friday from Red Springs.
Misses Irene aud Florence Mc
Qaeen spent Friday in Dillon
hopping.
Miss Flora Neal McMillan, of
Liumcerton, visited friends in
town last week.
Mr. V. G. Pleasants spent last
Thursday in Dillon.
Mr. Ira Lsnnon of White i.le,
imed pis sou last week;.
Mr. R. S. Bond spent last
Thursday in Dillon. t
Mrs. Gratam McKinnon and
little daughter, Allie Byrd visited
friends at Maiton last week.
'You can fool some of
the people all the lime, and
ail , the people some of the
; time, but you can't fool all
: : the people, all the time. "
The people who can't be
fooled buy the
Artistic Stieii Piano.
We invite comparison
with any renowned make,
and if any Piano can be
shown to be superior in anv
point, to the Stieff, we will
pay $1,000.00 in cash to the
person who makes the dis
covery. STIEFF,
Manufacturer of the Piano
with the Sweet Tone.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH, Mgr.
Notice to Plumbers.
An r plumbing installed in the town of
Lnmberton by other . than licensed
plumbers, will not be connected with
the water and aweiage ivstemi. Partie
expecting to install water work! in their
houses wonld do well to remember this.
I. B. TOWNSEND. Mayor.
A. P. MCALLISTER, T. C. and T
You can get a Watch tor 98c, guarau
eed for one year, at W. O. Thompson's.
You can get a nice Bpwt and Pitcher
for 75c at W. O. Th mpson'a.
C. H. LENNON, D.D.S.,
DENTIST, -Rowland,
N. 0.
T. ' J.FREESL AND,
Jeweler and Optician,
Rowland, N. O.
WOOD MILL FOR SALE. APPLY AT
Robesocian Office. 8-25-tf
Look Out For William Brick !
Master's Sale Under Dscrees ol Foreclosure.
IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OF THE UNITED
8TATK8 FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF NORTH CAROLINA AND IN THE
CIRCCIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Master's Sale Under Decrees of Foreclosure
In the Matter vf Carolina Northeru Railroad
Company.
Atlantic Seaboard Company
and Guarantee Trurit and
Safe Deposit Coinjauy,
Complainants,
vc. In Equity.
Carolina Northern Railroad
Company.
Defendant.
By virtue of a Decretal Order nade by the
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of North Carolina, on the 18th day of
August, A. V. 1V05, and of an ancillary Order
made by the Catted states Circuit Court for
the District of Houta Carolina on the Xvth day
ef August, A . D. lWOo, In the case of Atlantic
Seaboard Company and Guarantee Trust & Sate
Deposit Company vs. Carolina Northern Kail
road Company, I shall offer for sale, for cash,
ac public auction to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday the seventeenth (17tn) day of October,
1WJ6, at one o'clock, p. m., before the Court
House for theCounty of Robeson in the city of
Lumber ton iu the said Couaty of Robeson, in
the State of Nortn.Carolina, the following prop
erty of the said Carolina Northern Railioad
Company.Srhlch will be sold asau entirety and
not in separate parcels, to wit :
All ana singular the railroad, of the said
Carolina Nortnern Railroad Company as the
same has been constructed and bow exists
from Lumberton, North Carolina, to Marion.
South. Carolina, Including all the roadbed, su-
ferstructure, rights of way, side tracks, sid
ngs lands real estate, terminals, rails, tracks,
bridges, viaducts, buildings, depots, station
houses car houses, engine houses, shoos.
warehouses, turn tables, water stations.fences,
structures, fixtures and appurtenances belong
ing to the salu railroad, and all the corporate
rights, prt . ileges and franchises appertaining
to the saiu railroad; together witu a. 1 and sin
gular the tenements, hereditaments and ap
purtenai.cc to the said premises belonging,
or in an.'-'.rise appertaining, and the retersiou
and reveiaions remainder and remainders.
and all fie estate, light, title, interest, prop
erty, possessions, claim and demand whatso
ever, at 1 uv or 1a equity, of the said lailroad,
of. in anu to the same.
At said sale no bid will be received lor a less
sum than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
(A),0(xi). nor will any bid at sucn sale be re
utied Irom any person who shall not 11 rat de
posit with tae undersigned as a pledge to make
guod his bid iu case ot us acceptance, the sum
of Ten Tnousaud Dollars in money or by cei ti
lled cneck on some responsible bank; the de
posit so received from any unsuccessful bidder
to be returned to h'u when tne property is
struck down, and the depos.t so received from
the success! ul bidder to bo applied on account
of the purchase price. Furtner payment of
the purchase price bid shall be made after the
continuation of sale as the Court may froj.
time to ti cue direct, bald property abote de
scribed will be told suojeci however, to such
liens, if &uy, which u uy hereafter be adjudged
to exist in lavor of certain receivers crtnlcates
and other claims recited In the said Decrees of
bale.
' ine purchaser or purchaser! of the said
property at the said sale shall, as part of tne
consideration of the purchase i.rlce of said
property, and in addition to tne amount bid at
said sale take the haid property upon tne express
condition that at or ifiey or their assigns will
pay, satisfy and dlseoarge the liens, if any,
which may be decreed to exist thereon in favor
of t esald receivers tv rtl Qcates and claims.su b
ject to which the sldproperiy hasbeenordered
to be sold, and also any unpaid compensation
allowed to the receivers, and all valid claims
made and established against the said receiv
ers, and all valid obligations contracted and
Incurred by the raeeners or which may be
contracted or incurred by the receivers prior
to the delivery of the possession of the proper
ty suld to tee purchaser. which shall not have
been paid by the receivers prior to such dellv
try of possession out of the income of the
pioperty sold; such claims and obligations so
assumed when duly established to remain ana
constitute a freth lien upon the property sold
in the hands of the purchaser until fully dis
charged.
And pursuant to the Decretal Orders herein
before recited. I shall at the same time and
place offer for sale for cash at public auction
to the highest bidder, as an entirety and not
in separate parcels, but separate and apart
from t.ie pioperty hereinbefore described, all
and singular the rolling stock and other phys
ical personal property of the de.endant Caro
Una Northern Railroad Company not Included
wmun me aescnption or tne pioperty herein
before described. At said sale no bid will be
received tor tne property last above mention
ed for a sum less than Eighteen Thousand
uoiiars,Ai8,iJU). nor will any bid lie received
from any person who shall not first deposit
with the undersigned as a pledge to make
good his bid in case of acceptance, the sum of
Three Thousand Dollars iia.ooo), :n money or
by certified check on some responsible bank.
luu uciwai so received iron) any unsuccessful
bidder to be returned to him when the proper
ty is struck down, and the deposit so received
from the successful bidder to be applied on ac-
"""' ue i-urcuase price, xne further pay.
ncentof thepurcnase price shall be made in
cash after the confirmation of sale as " toe
Court may from tine to time direct
For further particulars reference should be
had to the said Decrees of August 18th and 16th,
1U06, on file In the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of North Carolina, and In the
office of the C'erkrf the, Circuit Court for the
iiBtrict ui ooum Carolina at Kalelgh, N C
and Charleston, 8. C, respectively, or to the
undersigned at Marlon, s. C.
August 23 rd, 1W0S.
V. E.McBEE
8--tuts Special Master.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
I oHer my farm in Blue Springs Town
ship, near Bo wmore for sale. There is a
four-horse farm of open land, and a six
room dwelling on th r,1 t ni
the entire pTace reasonable for cash. For
H. J. WALL,
9-5-im Marengo, N.C.
I am just from theNorth with my New Line of Fall and Winter
Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, ihoes and General Merchandise.
Most every merchant claims this year that goods are higher than
last year because cotton is higher, but I bought my goods at the same
old nrice bv cavincr Cash for thum. T will anra nvrorir onafnmor iis
30 per cent. I also bought a fine lot of Beautiful Pictures to be
given away. Lvery customer buying $2 00 worth will receive a pic-
iure iree, worm w cents, ror s.uu ne receives a picture worth $1.
For So. 00 he receives a pjoture worth $1.25, and for $10.00 he receives
a picture worth 3.00. Every Dollansaved is 100 per cent made.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or money refunded. My location is next door
to Itowland furniture Store. Come one, come all. Lookout
for the sign of
WILLIAM BRICK,
Rowland, N. C.
Sept. 1.
21
I! You Get it at Ward's it's Good;
Money Free To Everybody.
UI. '"'"lil Til' fl
Go to A. B. Brick's Store and buy your Goods, and he will save vou from
25 to 35 cents on the dollar. We have just returned fro a the Northern
Market9 vyith the Largest and Latest Up-to-date Stvles ia Clothing, Drv.,
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Notions and Millinery, thai h.ive ever been seen in f
Rowland. Our Stock is bought for Cash, and we can undersell the other
merchants in Quality aad LOW I RICES. We all know that "A Dollar
Saved, is a Dollar Made." : :t : : : ; ; : :
We also .give a.wsyr Prize Tickets witlTeverv .50 cent? wo-th vou 'buv froni
us, and when you return tickets io.us amounting to 3 o vou will ie e:iti
tnled to a VALUABLE PRESENT. u aie most -lt.1 ti. invited to call
at our Store, look over ur Stock, and gn the Lo.y Prices. '.V'e Guarantee
and make satisfactory everything we seU. We thank uu for votir rast
patronage, and remain
Yours for Rartraine.
A. B. BRICK, Proprietor,
Rowland, N. C.
OUR MOTTO IS More Goods for Same Money Same Goods for
Less Money. aug 25-26
ASHPqLE INSTITUTE,
Prepares for any College in the State.
Four Teachers compose the Corps of this Institute in Literary
-r Work. An able Instructor in Music has also been engaged.
Fall Term Begins September 4th, 1905.
For information, address
THOS. M. SEA WELL, Principal,
August 15th. Ashpole, N. C.
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Scnoo
Supply
Wisdon
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It certainly pays to buy at Headquarters. We are Head
quarters for Sohool Books and Supplies. No one who
knows can question this. We have an immense line this
year, and it was bought right. Experience counts in this
branch of business as in any other, and to the selection
of Sohool Supplies we bring theexperienoe of many years.
We can do you good in many ways, sometimes on better
quality, sometimes cm better price,', sometimes, on better
assortment. : : : : : : : v:
BRING IN YOUR LIST OF
NEEDS AND LET US SEE
WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU.
H. B. WARD, PH. Gk,
Drugs of Quality,
Rowland, N. C.
LIFE. FIRE.
W. FRENCH BRISTOW,
ROWLAND. N. C.
I N SU R A N G E.
Prudential Lile Insurance Company,
- Best Fire Insurance Companies.
ACCIDENT,
HEALTH,
LIABILITY.
TI
LATECT
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Only a few days ago there arrived in town one of the Swellest
-Lines of Stationery and Druggists Sundries that has
ever been shipped to this part of the State.
Something Neat, Nobby, and Attractive. All the Latest
Styles in Box Paper, Tablets, Pound Paper, Envelopes.
Pound Paper from 15 cents to 35 cents Per Pound,
Envelopes from 5 cents to 10 cents Per Pack,
Box Paper from 10 cents to $1.00 Per Box.
We will be better prepared than ever this year to furnish
School Books, Tablqtsii Slates, Pencils, etq., than ever before.
We are vexy'much pleased with the daily increase in our bus
iness, and are grateful to our 'many friends for their
kind patrqnage. ,
You Help UsLet Us Help You.
OUR MOTTO : Fair and Square Dealing with Everyone.
The Rowland Drug Co., (Inc.)
UEOEGE K. McNEILL, Manager.
Livery and Peed Stables.
I have re-equipped my Lively and Feed Stables, and am in
position to serve the publio jao are in need of a good turn
out for any and all purposes. Good horses, good vehioles
and careful drivers, can be had -at reasonable prices at all "
times. When I tell you that Billy Martin is' in charge yoa
will know that your wants will be well supplied :
Plenty' ol Forage and Grain lor Sale.
Call when you need an,
VeryjjTraly,
H. K. MCCORMICK,
Rowland, N. O
1 "pun aK'
DON'T START A ROW !
If you must start something,
start a bank account with
BANK OF ROWLAND.
ROWLAND. N. G.
PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
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There Os Ho Use
In waiting till you take a trip out of town to buy
your Hardware. We have it here and we have
the prices to please you. If we have the Goods
and the prices buy from, us, if not then go else
where. But, try us first and we'll risk the result.
That Stove you've been promising your good
wife is ready for you come and see it. Oar line
of guns, ammunition and sporting goods,; for the '
Fall Trade is complete. : : : : :
Trade with us, keep your money at home, and all
of us will share the benefit. , Keep your eye on
this space; it will have something more about
Hardware before long. : : :
McCORMlO.. & ROGERS,
B O f,L AKfD NOBTB. OARdLINA
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