THE RODESONIAN,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER aa, 1906.
THANKSGIVING AT ORRUM.
Entertainment at Stlnceon Instl
tote A Cotton Platform Minor
Matters.
Cor esponde nc of The RobMonUn.
There will be services at Bit?
Branch Baptist church in the
morning beginning at 11 o'clock.
Services will be conducted by
the pastor- -
In the afternoon, there -will be
a match game of base-ball be
Iweon the Boardman and Orrum
teams.
At night an entertainment will
be given to the public, in the
auditorium, beginning nt 6
o'clock, after which, an oyster
and fruit supper will be served
in the girl's dormitory. The
proceeds will go towards furnish
ing the school rooms of the In
stitute.
Wr. Howell, of Back Swamp,
and Mr. Purvis, of Ashpole, vis
ited Orrum Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxley, of Raft
Swamp, visited Mrs. Baxley's
sister, Mrs. Powell Nov. 11th.
Misses Pearl and Alice Will
iainson, of Evergeen, Mr. Stin
ceon Wiggins, of Page's Mill, S
C, Mr. Bruce Edmund, of Chad
bourn, and Mr. John A. Dove, of
Dillon, S. C-, all students of
Stinceon Institute, visited their
home several days ago.
Mrs. Pet Williams and Mrs.
James Prink have been attend
ing the meeting at Barnesville
this week.
The Atlanta Coast Line is
erecting a cotton platform at the
depot. This has been much
needed for sometime.
Mr. W. C. Powell's new resi
dence has been completed and
his family will move in this week.
Mr- J. E. Spivey has moved
into his new residence.
Rev. I. P. Hedgepeth filled his
regular appointment . Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. L. A. Tyner visited Mrs.
R. D. Barnes, who has been ill
for sometime, last Sunday.
Mrs. W. N. Blackman, of Vine
land, visited ber daughter, Miss
Lillie, who is in school here, sev
eral days last week.
Mr- and Mrs. E. natters
moved to Eastman, Ga., last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nye and
daughter, Caroline, visited Char
leston, S. C-, last week.
Prof. Shepherd and a number
of school boys went out on a
fishing expedition last week.
They report quite a jolly time
and besides feasting on fish while,
away, they brought home a good
ly number.
Mr- Jacob Ivey and little
daughter, Jennie, who have been
visiting in Florida-
A ball game between Center
and Orrum took place here Sat
urday, Nov. 10th. Orrum came
out victorious 32 to 1. Hurrah
for Orrum!
Messrs. E. A. Paull, Almond
Graham, and Sandy Stone "at
tended the Robeson Association
at Back Swamp, last week.
Much success to The Robeson-
ian. .
Orrum, N4 C, Nov. 21st.
RENNERT NEWS.
Mr. Denny's Barn Burned Death
Visits the Home ol Mr. Chasen I
Personal Items.
Corri?p ndonce of The R .besonlsn.
Miss Stella Lewis is assisting
the postmaster at this place.
Mr. J. D- McCormick is hav
ing his new house painted.
Mr. V. F. McDonald and Mr.
J. H. Fitzgerald attended church
at St. Pauls Sunday.
The sportsmen are bringing
in lots of game now.
The number of pupils in the
nublic school has greatly in
creased this week.
Your correspondent made a
flying trip to the Tar Heel section
Saturday.
Mr- J. T. Denny had the mis-
CASH SALE
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run
Is Still ON, and Will Continue
Every Day Till November 24th.
The merit and success of this Great Cutting-tn-Two of Prices is attested by hun
dreds of Delighted Customers who have been fortunate enough to secure some of
it.. - 1 -1 f O A t)P A TTC YITa a-a Mini fvtti Aiif nrAritliAneA fAftlatn'chinn' jtii
fortune to lose hlS house ana all stock with NEW GOODS of all kinds. Every Customer can get just what tbey
bis furniture bv fi re Saturday. want. We are sorry that during the pas few days we were in ihe rush unable to
JJiessrs. J. m. aim x'. we can; the Bargains are yours, save money Dy securing tnem. KK.MK.MBbH.
Donald went to Fayetteville on tireat underselling aaie applies 10 no special une, dui carries wiia u every
I art irf in nnr stare, whirh U nnrfcwl from floor to ceiling. ..
DUSiness oaiuruay
Mrs. A. R. Pitman has gone to
Pilot Mountain to visit her son
Mr. G. L. Hall, who has been
visitincr relatives at Hilizaoetn
r
town, has returned.
Messrs. Bunn and A. M. Tolar
went to Red Springs yesterday.
We were sorry to learn Of the And Underwear, Dress Goods, Domestics, Prints, Perca'es, &c, in every imagable
serious illness of Mr. Wm. lna- 6 56 J
son's family at Tar Heel. Three ClfltMDl!. Mi. M GmOl fmMtti. ShOBS
Flour, Sugar, Meat, GoIIee, and Alii Staples,
Go just the same as other things. The wonderful reduction in prices is amazing
and almost inconceivable, ureat array ot
Ladies' wraps. GioaKs, snawis,
CLEAR THE .TRACK!
'' And Dr. Cdatnad the right of war, for hU Remedies hre stood the teat for twelve
reera, when areiy thing elee bad felled, end hU menr frleade will beck Ma sp U eeylng
UxU, Hie Greet end well-known .Remedy,
e Dr. Edmund's Colic and Lung Fever Cure,
If e speclfle for Collo, Gravel, Pneumonia, end ear Storasoh or Long disorders. This r
rued? always relieves, end hee stood si (he front for twelve veers. It Is e Greet Bloo
PnrlSer, toothe Best on the Merket, end this Remedy will Prevent And Cure Hog Choi
ere. All It. Xdmunduk is for the reeder to try one bottle. Ton will then keep It on A
head., 1 :v :,f- .'.,:(.'..;,;;.', ' -'
Every Bottle Sold Under a Guarantee to Cure or Money Refunded.
TuouMnds of Testimonials upon request. Manufactured only by
DR. W. O. EDMUND.
Phone 52
LUMBERTON, N. O.
3-16
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IF YOU GET IT AT WARD'S IT'S GOOD.
SECURITY
From serious throat and lung troubles depends on two thing: First,
securing the right remedy; second, using it in time. We are confi
dent that the remedy most certain to give prompt and satisfactory re
sults in the curing of colds and coughs is Ward's Cough Cure.
A FAIR PROPOSITION.
You are apt to have a cold this season
will want to cure it as quickly as possibl e.
A cough will result and you
e. We want you to try this
remedy with the understanding that if it fails to give entire satisfaction
you are to have your money back.
Price 25 Cents.
H. B. WARD, Ph. G. ,
Drugs of Quality.
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of his children have recently died
and another member of his fantf
ily is very sick -with pneumonia,
Rennert, N. C, Nov. 20th.
Oakton Neighborhood News.
C orrespondence of The Robesonlan.
Rev. K. Barnes filled his regu
lar appointment Sunday.
Mr. Alphonso Howell of Back
Swamp, spent Sunday in this
community.
Mr. J. W. Hedgpeth, of Row
land, is spending a week or two
at home.
Mesdames W. B. Hedgepeth
and J. E. Walters are on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs- L. Z. Hedgpeth,
of Rowland, spent Sunday with
his brother, Mr. J. F. Hedgpeth.
Messrs. J. W. Hedgpeth and
G. C- Atkinson were in Orrum
Sunday evening-
Mr. H. E. Purvis was in this
community Sunday.
Messrs. John Henry Purvis
and Ira J. Walters went to Lum-
berton Saturday-
Mr. W. B. Hedgpeth visited
his daughter, Mrs. Vaughan
Lewis, at Barnesville Friday.
Will close with best wishes to
The Robesonian.
Orrun, N. C, Nov. 19th.
.The largest line of Xmas Goods in town
will be found at W. O. Thompson's,
Of Every Quality, Kind and Size, from an Infant's Slipper to a No. 12 Brogan
6,000 Pair at Marked-Down Prices. Trunks. Valises, Suit Cases, Furniture, Ca; pets
Mattings, Rugs, and anything you want. We cannot name articles we ask you to
come 8 ud see. We can furnish what you What, and at Bargain Prices heretofore
unnamed. Remember, 1
Underselling Sale Continues Til
Saturday, November 24th.
W. J.
Lumberton, :
PREVATT,
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The M Issue!
We Have Something of Interest
to tell you.
JOHN T. BIGGS & CO.
In McAllister Hardware Co's Old Store.
Nov. 22nd.
TtlEUTTLE-LONG COMPANY, From
Charlotte, N. C.
Head
Pays Railroad Fare within a radius of 50
miles on Purchases of $50.00 or more.
They handle the Best and Biggest Stock of
Silks, DressTGoods, Millinery, Goat Suits, Gar
pets, Jewelry, Shoes, Clothing, Children's,
Ladies' and Men's Furnishings.
Freight Paid on Purchases Amounting to $5.00
or More.
of
Mr. Clarence D. Townsend, of Lumberton, is with us and will be
glad to have his Robeson County friends call.
TO
FOOT!
That is in short what I can do for you Clothe
you from the bottom of your foot to the crown
of your head. It doesn't take a mint of money
to go well dressed and comfortable if you buy
from us. My variety and goods are all that
the most particular buyer could ask for. Try a
pair of
A. Weinstein.
ROWLAND, N. C.
The King of Clothing.
We are Receiving Goods every day, such as Clothing, Dry Goods.
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions; and Ladies' Walking Jackets and
Skirts, Millinery, eilk Ribbon, Etc.
Just come and look through our Stock and select what you want.
The Lowest Pricus and JJest Qualities. Come one, come all.
Look for the Sign of
WILLIAM BRICK,
Rowland, ::::::::::::: N. C.
Men's Fine Art Clothing !
The Lowest Prices In Town !
Marflolls Brothers have just returned srom the Northern Markets with the
Latest and Largest Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions and
Millinery, and all other kinds of Goods which we can't mention in this space. All
we ask is for one and all to come andjsee the Largest Stock that's ever been in
Rowland, and we will take pleasure in showing you our Goods, and our Low Prices
will draw your attention. We will only mention a few Articles and give a few
price. We sell
Men's Suits from I2.50 to $18.00. Men's Pants from 50c. to I5.00.
Boys' Suits from 75c to 8.oo. . Shoes from 65c to I5.00.
Calicoes 4 i-2c np, and everything else accordingly. We ask everybody to come.
Thanking you for your Past Patronage, we remain
Yours For Bargains,
MARGOLIS BROTHERS,
Rowland,
N.O.
AT HOTEL BUILDING.
OUR MOTTO : Satisfaction Guaranteed.
BRICK! BRICK!! BRICK!!
When you need brick apply to us for P'cm and samples. We have 800,000 on
hand and are making all the time. Can furnish them in large or small lota.
All our Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes are on sale at Cost Prices, and we will
dispose of these lines by Christmas.
A Complete Line of Groceries Kept all the Time.
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Bracey-McGormick Brick Company
s 7 Rowland, N. O.
Men's Ties ! Men's
Men's Ties!
Ties !
You Will Find At
BRACY'S STORE
The Kind You Want
We bought from a Special Neckwear House, and
they Know and Make the Beqt and Latest
Styles out There you can be Suited in a
Nice Tio and Almost Anything in-
g uents rurmsiiiiiirs. g
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Polite attention given to all
J. McR. BRACY,
THE LITTLE-LONG COMPANY.
KING CLOTHIER.
Lumberton,
N. O.
ROWLAND, - - - - - N. C.