'?rHitiOB70.'::: rV.v.;- ; Country; dod nd Truth V . ' SINGL,K CO FfUio 6 CKNtS V '
V:sin;&a';, ' -; mbebton, korth carolinaithursday, jcne so. ipc7 - ; wbole no. 2202
IN RINGS
7
We Sail Solid Gold Set Signet and Plain Gold
. -..'r,''' ' " j.r i .4.-.,... . .
aee our bcock ot
Handsome Ten
year
Braclets.
Tbe person who does not investigate our Watch
PrtV-ve, before Buying, Simply looses Money.
B by 1 in's Jewelry Store.
OLD FORK GLEANINGS
J. T. BURKE,
Jeweler and Optician,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Clocks
And
Diamonds, Watches,
ana Jewelry
Silverware, Cut Glass
Silver Wovelties.
Repairing and Adjusting Fine
Watches a Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed,
Inspector S. A. L. Ry.
5-13 -
EM-:,
.A.
1
w. t .'
WW- i
I ink It Over !
( j - K
Life is short and Sweet
Success often comes
late in life,, but for bar
, ' gains in ,
Furniture !
- And Musical Instru
ments, we have them at"
c all times.' '
EAGLE
FDENI10RE AND CARPET
COMPANY.
am
Watches ! Watches !
A few Hih Grade 17 Jewel
Waitham Watches in solid Gold
Filled Cases. All new. Come
and see them.
Repairing a Specialty:. Zff2&r
V i New lot. Spectacles and y Eye ;
of yonr eyes.: for they are all you
H. B. HUMPHREY,
Corner Under Columbia HoteL
Maxton aBeantllalTown Splen
did KesBils ol Scries Mccf-
taos
CofTMpopi ee of 1 1 Robr ntn :
This is a late time of the
day to sit down to corresind
to two popular newspapers, as
it is now 10 a. m. and the mail
is due in 2 or 3 hours, while I
know 1 shall be called from my
occupation ' perhaps a" dozen
times, before it is completed;
and it is doubtful if I houl4
hare undertaken the job at all.
only to acknowledge lny en
uine appreciation of that peat
little coniplimeht which appear
ed in the Robesonian last week,
and which was calculated to
tickle anpjd lady's vanity;
Shall 1 repeat to the kind Ed W
tor (or Editress) what I said to
a' couple of bright and clever
young1 scotch clerks in one of
Maxton s leading business
houses the other day, when;
they too were -kindly, saying
nice' things to Aunt Becky.'
Well this is what t told them,:
and I really meant it, that
when my little literary efforts,
were beingf commended, , "I
either was forced to the belief
that they were "fibbing' or
trying to flatter an old lady,
both of which charges they
strenuously denied, but how
ever it be I shall acknowledge
that it is all very pleasant,' and
encouraging.
yfe are having fine weather
now-a-days, . and,, nice, season
on the growing crops, we have
had neither hail " storm nor
floods of rain, as so many sec
tions have suffered from. The
Squire got his wheat crop safely
harvested on Thursday last,
and was f ortunatee in driving
under shelter,' the last load just
as the rain began to patter
down. It is a fine crop which
he thinks will thresh out 50
bushels from 4 acres with no
ertilizers except cottoa seed,
and that from the stables, so it
is indeed a paying crop this
year. '
I was in Maxton oh Saturday
ast, my visits to town, are not
very trequent, therefore 1
more readily perceive the
changes and improvements
which occur in tbfc meantime.
expected to be present, and it
will dou,btless be a very inter-1
esting occasion. . ,
We are sorry to report Capt.
Peter McHae, who has been
ailing for some time, -as not
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER.
PROFESSIONAL C4BD3.
aat mam km . . m - jb I
vw voa worning run . ucsiroy va i wUhart.
' bj circ no miirincc new
Cemetery-- Road Sarvcycd
Locals.
Mr. P. B. Thompson attended
D. P, Shw
Wishart & Shaw,
Attonicy at Law,
LUMBBRTON ... . K C
improving, and grave fears are the Snndav 8choo In,tltutfl Jftr entn"ted
- j. i . . i - - i
x.ciw enieriainea oy ms many Wrightsville fast week.
menus and - relatives as to the y. E. Smith, of Durham, anent
nuai out-come of bis illness. Saturdav and Sundav in town
Our home was made glad on tbe truest of Dr. Brown.
Friday last; by. the arrival from I We re glad to note Improve-
Miami, Fla , of ray sister Mrs ment in Miss May Thompson's
Fickle, whom we had not seen condition, who was quite aick aU
ill KAvor-it . viHi . Qha nrrivA 01 last Week.
Office ia Shaw Building.
::' ; T.:A.';McNEIIiL' 1
Attoracy at Law ,
LUMB8RT0N, N C
Will practice fat all U Conrte. ' BtuJ-
bcm attended to promptljr.
" '
M A. MlUM.
in Rowland on Thursday night , MissMae Bale, of FayetteviUe,
after a lengthy and weary 9,nln rs. Naareth Jen.
. , t i i mns woo nas lypno-maianai
journey, back to the old planta- fever' , 9
tion, from which she moved Mr; R u Griffill R.' p, p No
many years ago, and where l, is also sick with fever,
she has many friends and re- Mr. and Mrs. Abell, of Colum
latives who give her a' warm bia, S. C, were guests of D. W.
welcome. O , ; Galloway over Sunday.
Mrs. Olmstead and a crowd . Mr. and Mrs! Blue, of Laurin
of the neighborhood children burg, visited F. L. Blue last
atrtirk nut tnrUr t.hi mnrnlnn Week. , , ..
to spend the day at Mr. WiJ- H? Dr' Lewis,of Lumberton,
liam Hamer'a mill nnnd to fish is visitin' ber nePQ6V Ca-
J I aaa htar InrAnnrr mn mill .!.
his mineral spring. They all Mr Ciem ThorDp80n ,eft a
went a loot, and 1 guess will be few weplra
turn tn , nvont. a ' tvtal.
a tired lot tonight, as the pond tion in the mountains of West
is over two miles distant. Virginia if h Hired thAnirmt.
Mr. Kobt. Hamer carried two ings. He was so much pleased MrTnt.vr a A T.n-
wii iiis iikktc uuff uu i vuavue wrvMsiuruis wue anaioei r v 1 ' .e;. .
Berpice down -to the Rowland also left last Sunday. These Connauor. at Uw,
section last Friday to spend wre extremely popular yeung LUifBBSTON. f , : .i" K. a
some time with their aunt Mrs. Vm wnom we are aorry.to
Van Bullock. ' , lose, oui wisn tnem mucn suc
cess in their new home. ,
O. I Floyd returned Saturday
Parkton items. I night from Elizabeth City, where!
parracpondaae ot The KobMosiaa. , 3 ; , I he attended the meeting ' of the
A.W. MllMl.
IcLEAI, ecLEil 4 EcCCIO, :
ATTOBNJCY8 AT LAW,
LCUKBOTON. ' '. ' ' M C '7
Oflow OB Sad floor of Bank of Lorn
bsrtoa Building, Room I, ,!,
PMnpe attention gins to all bnafnewi
OH A 8. B. SKIPPER,
. Attorney at LaiW: '-;.VJ
LUMBBB.TON, i - . U. C
AH bnaineM iratrnated to tdm will ro
Ceira prompt and carets! attention. - 1
Office la Tint National Bank BaOdlag
ver Poat Offiet. . ', " fv.
Attomy at Law,'
1 LuMBKBToar, N 0. '
Office . apataini la Argua Bdldlog. '" .
All bnaineM promptly tranaected. ,' ,
Aunt Becky?
r;j; britt,
AnoKJixv at tm,
tmnberton. If. C '
Office orer Tope'f Drnj Store.
f Mrs. Harriet McKeiU and two Grand Lodgeo, .theriKnlshts' of
grand-daughters,, Misses Mc-J Pythias. He reports a glorious
Neill, from Valley Mills, Texas, I occasion ending with a delightful
spent Sunday here with her I visit to to the Jamestown Expo-
niece, Mrs. Stamps, onhar 'waylsitioni t r w
visit her sister, Mrs. McQueen, Mrs. Oliu Floyd and Miss Ida
in Cumberland county. They Galloway returned Monday nizht
will also visit relatives in Scot-(from a delightful outing up the
land county before returning country
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlin Mc
Neill, from" Laurinburg, spent she will be maid of honor at the
several days here last week with marriage of a young girl friend,
Dr. and Mrs. D. Hughes. Mrs. Blue, of Raeford vicinity,
Miss. , Pearl McArtan from hi visiting ber son, F. I Blue.
Cumberland county is visiting A new street leading, from
Mrs. J. B. McCormick. Cottage Street across Old Field
tM;t!c ATIOaJatT;;lAt , IAW,"
OSce OS sad ftw JUeCtakQ BnlUliia..
Kooatl 6-9. '.. VXS.
r stock mnsDiEs. .
Every bottle of Dr. Edmnad'a CejQe '
and Long Fever Curt ia Guaranteed tor
colic. rraveL oneomonia. atomarh nA
Miss Berta Daily left last Sat-I'K??'
urday for Fremont, N. C, where t 3- . Lnmberton, n.'c
Dr. N. A. Thompcon,
.PHYSICIAN AND SU&GEOV, ,
Lumberton, it: t N. O.,
Dr. R. T AUCENt
Dentist,
Lamberton.
v. V
T)lae t ISripGslto Mime
Office at Hoapltal. Phone No. 41.
Down town office overiDr. McMiUaa'e
Miaooa. MVlt mA n-. Rimn' nmJ oujre. wane prompuT anawcrea
v.i.u uu "if 'vjto iw, noca 1 nigm or aay, in town or'in tbe coontrr.
rom uope muis, spent part of I ana we nope win oe open in ai
last week with Miss Mary J? net short while. It connects with
McNeill. the Barnesville and Orrum road
Mr. and Mrs. A. C- McCor- at the new cemetery which was
mick returned from Laurinburg also surveyed last week.
Sunday night where Mrs. Mc-J A cemetery has long been
r ? r."' visit to her-mother, Mrs. Blue. ay we have one at laat.
. i,,vR,W UH,B Mr.: Gray Culbreth fis home Mr. John Stubbs bad the
way 01 ouuaing ; since l was from Fayettevilk-recnneratintf great misfortune to loaa ' hi.
last tnere, and came away with hf?r a-few 4ayJ wood-working plant by lire last ta bdldlnf.
tne deemed impression that MiueaLuiliMarah anl TjiU Mondav twiannita anATtan. oxnaaior.
LUMDCRTON, N. C. .
Jfficeorer Dr. McMilUa'a Drag Store.
Lumbibtoji, , N", 0.
Tope's
flw-""
MORFOtaKsVA.
Trains Pass Lumberton as Follows:
Westbonndt
t
No. 40,
No. 44,
r Eastbonnd,
11:40 AM.
Maxton was on a boom. Every Baker spent Sunday at Lumber airo plant and up to date in ev- TJr F 'W PITT f A TI
store that I-visited was well Bridge visiting friends. . . ery respect, andaaas the ma- - , AU3I
filled i with customers, Mr. and Mrs, C. G Laaslter chinery was rained also, with no OCnTIOTa i t
trade brisk, clerks busy, and children from Chadooani, j insurance on anTthing, it iAaHPOLE
merchants smiling, and every 'btitedMr. and M.A J. Gar-great loss to Mr. Stubbs. -T-J!
thinfr warino- an ie f . " Monday and Tuesday. They
perity.;Maxton is fast becoming mf7ead -
abeauUfultown,;wHbJtsmany centipede, which
handsome 7buildings and lines Umf matJ- brought thecold shivers topecu-
of pretty shade , trees border- Loon to play a match game with P"?8 of The kwdmarfc oi&ce a
tim e
Drs. ;. Pcpe ZlcPhatil,
04
Lmabertonr fl. C
ingthe pavement, and the the Lumber Bridge boys. It yewaago, while it was alive!
10:45 P. M.
No. 45, 6:35A;M;,r
No. 39, h 6:56 P. M. '
Nos., 39 and 40 operate Pullman Parlor service between Wilming
ton and Charlotte in connection with Nos. 88 and 41.
lovely flowers blooming in rich was one of the best games of the Pnt which since it was killed I
profusion about every borne. I season, the score was 7 to 3 inland bottled in alcohol has been i
ana proudof our town, and of favor of Parkton. a curiosity to hundreds, now!
its clever people. ; Parkton, N. C. June 19. has company in its alcoholic
Offleo ap aUlra ia rear of Pope Dro
Oo'Satore.!: Dr. UcPbaal'a ml- V
' daaee phone go. ' .
Exposition Rates LumbertoiUto Norfolk and Return : :
Season.Ticketa, Limited to Deeetttber 15th, 1907, ' - - $1 2.50
60 Day Tickets,- r t ; .,( r . . tio.45
10 Day TkketaV ' r ' ftT ! " ' - 19-45
Coach ExcnroionVTickets; Xiautea to 7 Daya, . I5.25
To women for coUectlar
el tie, we give fcla amnW
toot nam todav ' lor ; rm
new plan of ala pronto wiuV little
I heard.much while there of Rev-Dr. P. L. Grome. a min- quarters. Some young fellows Sffii JSSL ?:
the late series of church meet- ister of the Methodist Church, brought the office a strange I E- street New York cltj 6-3
ings conducted by Evangelist died , Friday at his home at thing Friday which they . had 1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai
Black, ably assisteOby the Greensboro. -His wife and five discovered and taken from a J FASTIDIOUS VOIIEtt
local ministry, which resulted children survive. Dr. Groome bunch of bananas, - It was left resshy to uXhTriSaflhe '.
! in a wonderful harvest of pre- was a member of the Western to The Landmark to name and ffi? icf caJ treatment of
I . ." - . ' I xt il -'...''' r . . I ' I ienilllllia ilia. A. 9 arch if. rlMMtii. .'
Iina unnrpronna -1 hnt il.' t.i!i!..',i:ir. ,' . I 7." . v-
Pnn1 Fl-rnn f atinn Tiftlret.'irrft rmlvanld Tnaoilava tt onnU -rulr I -'- . . lualnntriAf
-""c -t ...T.-TTr- . u "vv-Hiiiin 1 niininnv ri rnia nroclf thai .
and are not good in Pullman Sleeping and Parlor cars;' T r 177 ,J ministerial
For Schedules, fUtea and Time Tablea or any other information, apply to
G.T. COX, Agent,
Lumberton, N. 0.
CH. GATTIS, lYP. A.,
' Kaleigh, N..C.
cious souls. On - Wedn Adnv wo"0 wrouoa
4 mL'j i ... J ha 1 not been enzatred
nuu l iiui si 12a w 111 i.iiiw wwir unai . . v
Lady's Missionary Union of the
-v..." vuu.ii. uio iu HMfkMo nA.A t I .oil" t tir I , "-"-v v.uwuy rr.
. : . ' '"I-.'. Y-:.' ,f a ' I . . 1 " ' Y'.: -.-'--v.: ". ... I - T " . wr
wonierence DUt this nrhflf itia A Mna fintna i wmiririaL fcoHirM.wr .n4
kt : " . . .Iqualitlca ere extnoidioarr. For tale
1 uriui v iiiv iiJ li in vpiiiiu ri its n nn 1 .a wi - ; ...at - v .
wnrlr f . OWMl " 1." . i BK. oampie iree. Aoartat
-'- i various reiairaeenera OI - tnei ioe raxia
aztoo Co, Boaton, llasa
over one-hundred delegates are I Christian Advocate. -
are welcome.
promptly.