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L0MBERTON, NORTH OAKOLINA. THURSDAY, MARCH 7. JPG7
WBOLB NO- 2232
P ! H ill
,afl ill
ed another lotofthooe
B-autiful
Comijs
alio
These Goods were made especially for the Jewelry Trade
ani are well worth vour inspection.
Boylin's Jewelry
li
The Eagle
Lumberton, N. C (
Has decided to sell at COST, their whole entire
line of China and Glassware all new designs.
We make this offer because we must have
more room to display a more.
Complete Line ol Musical . Instruments.
Give us your Christmas order for House Furn
things and Musical Instruments.,
DON'T FORGET
To call on us.
Ask our Pricee--Compare Quality.
EAGLEII FURNITURE
Clothes
FOR
Gentlemen
v . ... -
AT
Jenrettc-Singletaiy Compans
New Store:
Are Garments aie made by the"
Best New York TriIois. aud il
lustrates the Styles that will be
aiost popular this season in
Single and Double Breast, and
area little smarter 6tiappy and
a little more distinguished look
ing than anything we have yet
seen and we invite you to come
in and inspeot them before pur
abasing ybiir Easter Suit. They
are going at $8 00 to $20.00.
We are agents for the Cele
brated orlise Coon
Collars and Cuffs,
- -And
Lion Brand Shirts, o
And can a Pall and Complete
Xine at all times aud oan always
fit yoa. " -r-iEHZ '
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W ttl jast received a BlG
XOTof Easter Dreaa Goods and
intit the Ladiea to ceoie in and
Suspect oJty took, before baying
their EABTSR SUITS. The
latest -and Newest Patterns
JLLL NEW. ftfoea.Bight.,
COME TO-DAY!
YoM will find some Grand
PevrfAina Viia mrr aaTtia a
onoe.
Jenrette-Singletary Go
Next Door above Dr. McMillana
irag Store.
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have just open
mi
Hat
Pins.
Store, LumbertQn-l
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Furniture and Carpet Co.,
AND CARPET CO.
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COMMISSIONERS rtlEET.
Jurors Drawn- for April Term ol
Court Bridge to be Bollt.
The board of county com mis-
sioners met in regular session
Monday morning, Februry 4th,
Those present were Messrs. J
W. Carter, chairman; D. S. Al
derman, A. R. McEachern, C,
A. Oliver and A. L. Bullock
commissioners.
i . . .
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The regular pauper list was
allowed.
Ordered that CVT.Klwangeri
$9.52 for lumber for bride be
paid from Britts and White
House townships' funds.
Ordered that A. C L. R. R,
vo. De allowed re bale or one-
half of the 8. S. district levied
in Rex district Lumber Bridge
No. 3.
Ordered that R. D. Lancas
ter be paid $74 fdr self and
guard for chain gang for month
of February. . .
Ordered that bill of N. A.
Ratley, $8 for conveying four
patients to jail, be allowed.
Ordered that Jno. T. Hooper
be allowed rebate of $3.09 in
Back Swamp township. Listed
twice. - ' '
Ordered that F. Cv Jones,
superintendent of public roads,
be paid $100 salary for motith
of February. ; ;
Ordered that J. H. Floyd be
paid $29.85 for conveying pa
tients to asylum. ,
Orderod that' bill of1 E." C.
McNeilfV;-$18 for conveying Grif
fin H. McLean to asvlura, be
paid.
Ordered that bill of W. H.
Humphrey $57.10, preparing bur
dockets, etc., be paid.
Ordered that Bennie Rhodes
be allowed $1 per month for
self support and, be placed on
regular pauper list. ,n
Ordered that JE. J. Britt bo
paid $2 self-support for month
j-pf March. - - - - ; - .
On motion it was ordered
that the nume..6f Zella,Jlaya.'-be
flfpod from the regular 'pau
ier ij't. ; i
Ordeiod that bill of L. H.
Caldwell, $103.05, for paint and
oil for county home be allowed
Ordered that bill of McAl
lister Hardware Compauy, $6. 55
for blinds for county home, be
allowed.
Ordered that Louisa McLauch
lin be admitted to the county
home.
Ordered that J. L. Lawson be
allowed rebate of $4.40 in Ster
lings. Listed twice.
Ordered tbat Miss Laura L
Wishart be allowed rebate of
$5.28 in Britts township. List
ed twice.
Ordered that bill of A. B
Fisher $6.50 for feeding jury,
bepafd.
Wraerea that 1. J, If lowers
ke.ifcftjpV $85.50 for keeping
pu&y home for month of Feb
ruary. . . .'v.'. .
Ordered that tbe sheriff be
instructed to hare -taken up
rroof ol Merit.
The nroof ef tbe merit of plaster it
the cure it effects, aad the Toluntarr tes
timonials of those who have ustd Ailcocks
Plasters daring the past sixty years u'ua-
impeacuable evidence 01 tneir superiority
and should convi ce the most skeptical
praise is no recommendation, b it
certificates from thoc who have used
them are.
Allcock's are the original and genuine
parous plasters and have never b en
equaled by th we who have sought t
trade up jh tneir reputation dv matiug
glasters ith holes in them. Av -id sub
stitutes as you would counterfeit money.
and cleaned and replaced, the
matting on the court house floor
and replace the old matting on
the steps with new matting.
Ordered that application o
IL K. McCormick for rebate on
pistol tax of McCormicY& Rog
ers be not allowed.
Ordered that the monthly al
loWance of Irzie Baxley be in
creased to $4.
Ordered that bill of Freeman
Printing Company for $25.30 be
allowed tor printing.
Ordered that bill of J. H
Floyd for $78, keeping jail for
month of February, be paid.
Ordered that bill of E. C
McNeill for $19.50. summoning!,
jurors, etc., be allowed.
Ordered that B- C. McNeill
be paid 27 cents for telegram
for county.
Ordered that E. G Sipher be
allowed 50 cents for supples for
court house.
Ordered that bill of J. D.
McLean & Co. for $166.35 for
supplies for chaingang, be al
lowed.
Ordered that bill of D. W.
Bullock for $36.12 be allowed
for recording bonds for county
officials.
Ordered that bill of W. T.
Newton of $4.30 for conveying
Sam Campbell to jail, be paid.
Ordered that R. M. Williams
be allowed. $9.60 for conveying
B. Campbell to Lumberton jail.
Ordered that bill of E. C. Mc
Neill sheriff, be paid $24.85
Mrupp!iesiia& CQU ntyaJiad-
cuffs.
Ordered that bill of W. E.
Hall be allowed, $5.50 for con
veying prisoner to jail.
Ordered that bill of Dr. H.
T. Pope & Co. be allowed, $26
for supplies for countv.
Ordered that bill of W. T.
Newton be allowed, $5.45, con
veying L. Locklear to jail.
, Ordered that the following
good and lawful men whose
ijarnes are. drawn from the jury
box, be'hotified to attend the
Civil term of court which con
venes April 1st, 190":
First. weekL. l, Martin, H.
S. Smith, W. T. Carter, Elias
Collins, John. Walters, C. L
Page, J. G. Rhodes, Moses
Warwick. E. D. Gaitley, R F.
Council. G. M. D. Howard.
Paul Wellington. O. Stanley, T
S. Greyard. II. M. Grimsley,
D. B. Avers, Malcom L. Mc
Lean, G. L. Willis.
Second week I. S. Britt, J.
P. Price, L. M. Currie, Thos. B.
Pace, J. A. Peacock, A. H. O'
Brien, Martin A. McQueen, H.
B. Canady, H. C. Newton, J. A.
McCallum, A. T. Garvis, E H.
Branch, F. Wishart, Leonard
Brisson, H. A. Townsend, J. E.
Wilkes, J. B. Caldwell, Alva
Oxendine.-
On motion it was ordered bv
tha Board,', that they borrow
$2.500 1 from the First National
Bank. '
prdered that bill of J. M.
Deef be allowed, $7.85, for re
paTr on court bouse, and $4.15
for repairs on jail.
4 Ordered that W. K. Brock
be allowed $90 for self and guard.
vOo motion it was ordered
that the building of Gilchrist's
Bridge, crowing Lumber river,
be awarded to Carolina-Engi-neeriniT
Company, of Burling
ton, N. C., for the sum of $1,.
990
LUMBER BRIDGE LETTER.
Sodden Death ol Mr. John T.
Nicholson Remains of Police
man Chason Interred -Person
Is.
CorrMpondeneaof Th Robewoisn.
Misstate Mears, of Bennetts
ville, S. C, spent a few days days
with Mrs. L. L. Hargrove the
past week.
Messrs. Leslie Shaw and Lacy
John were "sparking" in Red
Springs Sunday.
Miss Anna Beth u me, of Lum
berton, visited her cousin, Rev
J; W. Cobb, Monday.
Mr. M- h. Marley spent a few
days in B&Mgb Jat week.
Hi. & iP- KJtpj, ho is visit
i0K bis daughter, Dir. Mebane,
at Burlington, is critically ill
His wife and daughter, Mrs- J.
E Clifton, were called to his bed
side- We wish for him a speedy
recovery.
The rema;.n9 of Mr. J. ACha
son, of Fayetteville, were interred
in the family burying grounds
this morning with Masonic hon
ors. He leaves a wife and three
children. We extend to them
our deepest sympathy.
Tbe family of Mr. J. D. John
son left today for their country
home near Cromartie. We are
very sorry to lose them.
Mr. John T. Nicholson died
suddenly today at bis home near
Parkton- Our deepest sympathy
goes out to the bereaved ones.
Lumber Bridge, N. C, Mch. 6,
Pembroke News.
Correspondent of Th Robesonlsn.
Mr. Marvin Paul is in the
Highsmitb Hospital in Fayette
vijle for treatment. He is better
ai tnis wnung.
Mr. Hector Brown is a little
indisposed this week
Messrs. Edwin Pate and John
Buio spent Sunday in Fayette
ville. The Misses Brown, from Red
Springs, came to Pembroke to
visit their brothers a few days
ago.
Mr. Todd spent Sunday at
Hope Mills.
Miss Emma McQueen spent 'a
few days last week in town. She
left for her home at Buie, Sun
day., Mr. Hugh Monroe was in Pem
broke Sunday.
Rev. Mr. McLean and family,
of Rowiand, spent Friday here.
Air McLean will be our pastor
here this year.
Pembroke, N. C, March 6.
Robeson Medical Society Meets.
The Robeson County Medical
Society held its regular meeting
in the town of Ashpole Wednes
day, at 11:00 a. m., in the parlors
of the Robeson Inn. Much busi
ness of interest was discussed
and transacted. Much praise is
given the physicians of Ashpole
by the visiting members.for their
ordial hospitality and the splen
did manner in which they enter
tained their guests- The atten
ion and courtesies shown the
visiting physicians made the
meeting even more than ordinari
ly enjoyable .
j Members of the Society "bre
feent were; Drs. J. D McMillan,
j. D. Croon, JC- McKehzie,
Howard Reedy, hJM. McNartt, J.
P. Brown,' W. E- Evans, R B.
BeckwjtH, H. T. Pope, W. F.
Stephens, G.M Pate,A.B,Croom,
Lloyd Grantham and N.A.Tbomp-son-
Dr. Eaaley. of Board man,
was a welcome visitor.
At The Opera House.
! Miss Eva L- Dunning, of Col
umbus, Ohio," reader and jmper
sonator, will give an entertain
ment in the opera boose Friday
night, Mch, 8th, under the aus
pices, of 'the Lumberton Lodge
No- 83 K. Of P. She comes most
nitfhly reeotumended. Tickets
will' h on safe at Pope's Drug
Store 35 pt and 15 cents.
PfiOFESSfOMAL CARDS.
Wade Wishart, p. F. Sbmr.
Wishart & Shaw,
Attorneys at Law
LUMBERTON. - - - W. C.
All business entrusted to M fromptLy
attended to.
Office in Shaw Building.
t. a. McNeill,
Attorney at Law,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Will practice in alt the Court.
nesa attended to promptly.
A. UtVtmm. A. W. McJLMta
J. O. MeCoralrt.
IcLEAI, EcLE U IcCORMlCI,
ATTORNKYI AT LAW,
r,UM BERTON. M C
yi&on on 3nd floor of Bank of Ixua
barton Building, Booma 1, 1. 1, A 4
'ompt attentioM given to all btadneM
i i
CHAS. R SKIPPER,
Attorney at Law
LUMBERTON, - - H. C
AU basineto ntraittd to him will re
ceive prompt and caret a attention.
Office in First National Bank Building
ver Poet Office
E. M. .BRITT,
Attorney at Law.
L0MBIRTO5, N. C.
Office upstairs in Argna Building.
All business promptly transacted.
Mclntyre & Lawrence
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
uUM BERTON, : : N. C
1
E. J. BRITT,
Attorney at Law,
Lumberton, N. C
Office over Pope's Drug Store.
Rr tt PARVIN,
Contractor and Bull4er
Lumberton, N. C. 1
Plans, Specifications and Prices font
ivhed on applicauoo.
F, L. BLACK,
Attorney at Law,
MAXTON. N. C.
Office on 2nd floor McCaskill Building,
K.oomi 6-8. :
Dr. N. A. Thompson,
' PHYSICIAN AND SURCBOV,
Lumberton, t : : : N. 0.
Office at Hospital Phone No! 41.
Down town office overiDr. McMillan's
Drug Store. Calls promptly answered
igtit or day, in town or in the country.
Dr. R. T ALLEN.
Dentist,
LUMBER TON, Ti C.
tfice over Dr McMillan's Dnig' Store.
DR. J. D. REGAN,
UKJNTISTi ''
!0MBRTON, ' - ;' - N p.
"iiikhng.
over Pope's
Dr. i . a. P1TJMAN,
DENTIST.
Dr. R. G. Rozikr, D. John Knox.
Dra Rozier & Knox,
Physicians aa4 Sargeons.
Office at rear of Robeson County Loan
and Trust Company.
Dr. W. A. McPhaul,
Physician and Snrgoti,
, v.tr. Aafeaate, 1C C
Office Phone, No. 5. Res. Phone No
Kight calls sjwweredtromptlr.
Th Crawford Mill
We offer (or fanmndiate sale this eseeV
lent property,- located near St Paula,
Robeson county, N. C, on Great Marsh,
with' ample water power all the time.
Plant consists of mill pond, three-stoay
building and out-b ildiugs, two aimy
press, engine, boiler, saw mill, planer,
shingle machine, dry kiln, turning ma
chinery, timber and grist mill. Plena
of timber near by. Excellent local pat
ronage for saw mill and grit mill. The
toll from grist mill Alone will par 7 per
cent, net on total investment. Address
Th Opik Odom Co.,
i-3i St Pauls, N. C.