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A Warning to Farmers Fakirs PeL
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of Seed Peddlers.
To the Farmers of North Carolina:
Sometime ago we notified the farm
era of the State that certain seed fak
irs were abroad selling various kindaJ
of seeds for exorbitant prices.
Notwithstanding some of these fak
irs have been arrested they are again
at their old tricks of selling seed po
tatoes for $6 per bushel that cannot
be worth more than good seed potatoes
from the ordinary seed houses. They
are also selling corn for $4 per bush
el that is not likely to be better than
what you have in your own crib. We
warn you again to beware of these
seed peddlers and take the matter up
with the North Carolina seed labora
tory before you are taken in by them.
The extravagant claims these fel
lows are making for their seed pota
toes that they are are bug-proof can
not be other than false claims to de
ceive you into buying an ordinary arti
cle, at a very high price. Therefore,
let 'them severely alone and buy your
seed from reputable see houses that
have a license to do business in this
State.
Approvd: W. A. GRAHAM,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
J. L. Burgess in charge Seed Labora
tory, Raleigh, N. C.
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VIRGINIA & CAROLINA SOUTH-niaiN-'BA!LiAS
G0:
. TIME TABLE NO. 20.
Between Lumberton and Hope Mills.
SOUTHBOUND
Daily.
No. 65. No. 79
Lv Hope Mills 5:15 pm 7:45 am
" Roslin , . 5:26 " 7:56 "
" McMillan 5:33 " '8:03 "
" Oakland 5:40 " 8:10 "
Ar St. Paul's 5:48 " 8:18 "
Lv. St. Paul's 5:50 " 8.20 "
" Roziers 5:59 " 8:29 "
" Powers 6:15 " 8:41 "
" Bee Gee 6:17 " 8:47 "
Ar Lumberton .6:25" 8:55"
. NORTHBOUND Daily
No. 64 No. 78
Ar Hope Mills 11:00 am 9:30pm
Lv Roslin 10:50 " 9:17 "
" McMillan 10:42 " 9:10 "
"Oakland 10:35 " 9:02 "
" St. Paul's 10:27 " 8:57 "
ArSt. Paul's 10:25 " 8:55 "
Lv. Roziers 10:16 " 8:46 "
" Powers 10:04 " 8:34 "
" Bee Gee, 9:57 " 8.27 "
" Lmborton 9:50 " 8:20 "
ELIZABETHTOWN BRANCH.
Between St. Paul and Elizabethtown
Mixed Train Daily Except Sunday.
No. 8 No. 7.
8:00am Lv 9:05pm
7:15 " Lv 9:55pm
6:30 " " 10:25pm
6:00 " Ar. 10:45pm
Ar. St. Paul's
Lv Tar Heel
" Dublin
" Elizabethtn
Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry passengers
Nos. 7 and 8 will stop on signal at
Dundee, Tobermory, Duart, Perth and
Berwick for passengers.
No. 79 will wait 15 minutes at St.
Paul for passengeis from No. 8.
No. 7 will wait at St. Paul for pas
sengers from No. 78.
J. P. RUSSELL. Gen. Supt.
Raleigh and Charleston Railroad
TIME TABLE NO. 3 TAKING F.b
FECT SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1913,
12:01 A. M.
SOUTH BOUND
No. 5 No. 1
Lv. Lumberton
" Pope
" Kingsdale
" Proctorvilje
" Barnesville
" Flowers
" Marietta
" Homesville
" Pages Mill
" Kemper
" May
" Mellier
" Squires
" Fork
" Smithboro
" Zion
" Rogers
1:00 pm 10:20 a.m.
1:10
1:15
1:35
2:00
2:08
2:25
2:32
3:00
3:20
3:25
3:30
3:35
4:05
4:15
4:20
4:35
5:00
10:30
10:36
10:55
11:10
11:18
11:23
11:27
11:33
11:39
11:42
11:44
11:48
11:52
11:56
11:59
12:06
12:20
p m
Ar.
Marion
NORTH BOUND
No. 2 No. 6 ,
Marion 8:35 p m 6:40 a m
Rogers 3:48 " 7:00 "
Zion 3:55 u 7:10 "
Smithboro 4:00 u 7:20 "
Fork 4:05 " 7:30 u
Squires 4:08 u 7:34 u
Mellier, 4:11 " 7:38 "
May 1 4:15 " 7f43 "
Kemper 4:18 - 7:48 "
Pages Mill 4:24 " 7:55 u,
Holmesvill. 4:30 " 8:05 "
Marietta 4:37 " 8:15 "
Flowers 4:44 " 8:25 "
Barnesville 4:52' " 8:35 44
Proctorville 5:06 " 9:09 "
Kingsdale 5:20 " 9:20 "
Pope 5:25 " 9:30 "
, Lumberon 5:40 " 9:45
Lv.
Ar.
C. LANE, Superlnfendent
ORRUM OCCURRENCES
Preparing to Play Ball-Public Debate
' Tobacco Plants Safe Lumber
ton. Moving to the Front Personal
Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Orrum, March 17 The boys at the
Orrum ball team met last evening and
organized, and just' as soon as the
supplies can be had they will go down
after it as they always do.
Messrs. H. G. Fnnk and Thomas
Parker spent the week-end with
friends at Bladenboro.
Mr. E. B. Nye was a business vis.
itor in Fairmont Saturday after
noon. .
On Friday night of this week there
will be another debate in the high
school. 1
Auditorium. The negative side ot
the Rowland high school will come
over and do battle with the affirma
tive side, while the negative side will
cro from here to Rowland and do bat
tle with the affirmative side there the
same night.
, Misses My trie Ashcraft and Emily
Huntley spent the- week-ena at nome
in Wadesboro.
M:. T. Kelly, who has a position in'
Norfolk, Va., is spending a few days
here with home folks.
Messrs. Fred Prevatte and John E.
Floyd visited friends at Boardman
Sunday evening.
Mr. a. Warwick ol Wilmington
spent a day here last week visiting
his brother, Mr. I. fi. Warwick.
Messrs. Dink Floyd and Lawrence
Wilson of Fairmont visited friends
here Friday evening.
Miss Dovie rrevatt spent the week
end at home in Lumberton.
Mr. J. F. Herring spent the week
end at Tolarsville with home folks.
Mr. H. Prevatte and daughters,
Beulah and Jessie, spent Saturday in
Lumberton shopping.
Mr. Clyde tidwards of Boardman
visited! friends here Sunday after
noon.
Tobacco plants in this setion don't
seem to be killed. We have not heard
but a few .farmers say that their
ptants were killed.
Lumberton is moving righ to the
front. It has just organized a cham
ber of Commerce, and has a charter
for a tobaco warehouse which will be
bringing many. HpIUw. 'frv Lumberton
wMctetofW "have-be -..
elsewhere
We will be glad to see a
tobacco warehouse going up at Lum
berton. It has one of the best semi
weekly papers in the State, and is
the whole life of the town, and we
look forward to the day of its publi
cation for it with all the news.
tional Light On Character of Dr
ten.
Concord Times.
Reaxling-Col. Fairbrother's editorial
in Everything on the Wooten case at they will straighten themselves out
DavidsOn entitled, "Two Pictures," and then both- the producer and con
Rev. Byron Clark, pastor of the First ; sumer will profit. There are some in
Presbyterian Church at Salisbury, i dividuals to whom the saving effected
writes the colonel a . letter which ' by this direct dealing is no adequate
sheds some additional light on the compensation for the trouble involved
character of Dr, Wooten. Dr. Clark : in ordering household supplies four or
saXml . ... I five days ahead of time- There are
"Though it is not my privilege to j others, however, to whom the saving
know you personally, I wish to thank j means a great deal, and they should
you for your recent editorial entitled, take to the parcel post
iwo jriciures. ui. wooien, wno
was murdered at Davidson, was a
friend of mine, and J had known him
from boyhood, and not once had I ever
known him to do a mean thing or in
dulge a bad habit. He had a habit of
visiting his neighbors informayy, op
ening the door without knocking, and
asking if supper was ready and say
ink he had 'come to cet snmethino- i
good to eat,' then without sitting down j
ne would go to another home and re-!
peat the informality. The most dili-1
gent inquiry, on my part, on the dav
after the murder, failed to find a man I
who believed Wooten intended anv-
thing immoral in his visit to the home
of Jetton. After Wooten was buried
many false reports were circulated.
" Of course, it is all over now. and
one of the cleanest men I ever knew
has gone down under a cloud." 1
It will be noted that Dr. Clark bold-'
ly states that Dr. Wooten was "mur- !
dered." j
The County Commencement.
Salisbury Post.
L. C. Wright in the Progressive
Farmer says that the Farmers' Union
can engage in no work that would be
productive of greater results in the
educational field than the task of in
teresting people in the courity com
mencement. Having observed the coun
ty commencement we believe we can
say from this one experience that Mr.
Wright is right. The county com
mencement does good in many ways.
It emphasizes in a general way the
great question of education. It brings
our school interest of the county clos
er together, it brings about a friendly
rivalry, which is condusive of good,
spurring the pupils and teachers on
to do better workl It focuses atten
tion of the pupils on the rural schools
and their needs. It gives the children
of the schools opportunity to get a
broader and wider vision of life, and
it brings together people from all sec
tions of the country in a social way
which argues .for better social condi
tions.
Our experience with the county com
mencement last year was perfectly
satisfactory, we would say, and the
indication are (tnat tnis year will
find the event more interestiimr and
more useful.
Manly Hatch, keeper of a com
missiary of a lumber company in Tim
ber Woods near Richlands, was found
lying near the camp Thursday with
his throat cot. Robbery was the mo
tive for the murder. No clue tohe
guilty party.
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ly effective for backache, rheumatism,
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An Extension of the Parcel Post that
Means Something.
Baltimore Sun.
If the parcel post should fail to
bring about the establishment on a
large scale of the direct dealing be
tween the farmer and the consumer,
many of its most enthusiastic sup
porters would be greivously disap
pointed. PostmasterrGeneral Burle
son's announcement concerning a
"farm products post" will be welcomed
because it facilitates such direct deal,
ing.
Why the "farm to kitchen" business
has not expanded, even under the old
regulations, it is a little difficult to un
derstand. Certainly there is an oppor
tunity here for. householders to re
duce the cost of living considerably.
Our attention has been called to the
case of a Marylander who within a
week, on a small shipment of eggs,
poultry and oysters from the Eastern
1 Shore, costinghiip, $3.40, has effected
saving;. Zh:,
",cl luci'"ra cuargeu uy ma locai
grocer, lhat is a mighty big percent
age of saving.
We are inclined to think from an
investigation of this subject, that
I many consumers have been deterred
j from establishing profitable relations
with farmers in the county by petty
annoyances growing out of misunder
standings over time of shipment, the
packing of articles and other such
things. But those evils are easily
remedied
After one or two trials
For a mild, easy action of the bow
els, try Doan's Regulets, a modern
laxative. 2K" at all stores.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby eiven that tha un
dersigned will apply to the Governor
of North Carolina for the nnrrlnn nf i
Neill Brown, colored who was con- I
viciea oi receiving stolen goods at 1
September term, 1911, of Robeson j
Superior Court and sentenced to nine '
years upon the public roads. All
persons opposing saut pardon will
make it known to the Governor. This
March 20th, 1914.
M'INTYRE, LAWRENCE & PROC
TOR, Attys. for Neill Brown.
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PAYERS LOOK
Thn fair mn1ra dtp, in mV hands and
the town sorely needs the money! The
dav for navment ia here! If you do
not desire me to call on you,' come
to see me and and get your receipt.
We must have money at once.
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Nov. 6, 1913.
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