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VOL, urx NO. 102
Trial of Murder
Cases Vill Engage
Court This Week
Joe Kemp Trial for Crime Committed
42 Years Ago Set for .Tomorrow
Saturday's Murder , Trial Continued
Robt. WflkW' Alleged Slayers
xrm Vn Trfit Thursday;.! 1
The second - week1 of Robeson Su
perior court for Jhe' trial of crimiJ
cases 'began this wonrinr ' Jfldfco
A. Devin of Oxford presiding Sever
al .murder - trials.' will be jneardthis
week,' beginning Tuesday with the
trial of Joe B. Kemp for, killing Dan
iel McNeill at Red Springs 42 years
The trial of Jesse and Dock Oxen
dine, Indians on the .charge of mur
dering ' Vic Bullard; ; lsi) .. Indian,
which -was .set for Saturday of .last
week, was continued to the next term
on account of the fact that Senator
L. R.-Varser one of. the attorneys
for the defense, could not leave his
duties in Raleigh. On account of post
ponement of this trial, court adjourn
ed Friday afternoon until this morn
ing.
i The trial of Walter and Clarence
Oxendine, Proctor Locklear and Dock
Wilkins, all Indians, on the charge of
lnllinw Rohfc. Wilkins. is set .for
Thursdav. ' .
Since, the Wort in Thursday's
Robesonian was written the following
cases have been disposed . oi:
John Faulkner plead guilty to
charge of manufacturing liquor,
judgment being continued upon the
payment of costs and making bond
in the sum of $200 for appearance at
Jnlv court to show good behavior.
In disposing of the case against
"Pic- Iron Pete" Welton Davis, Judge
Devin sentenced him to 12 months on
the roads on the charge of attempt
to poison children, capias- in this
case to be issued after twenty days
in Robeson county only. The other
charges of attempt to injure children
were disposed of by prayer for judg
ment being continued upon payment
of costs en both cases. It will be re
membered throughout the state that
this man is charged with setting steel
traps, .baited with candy and bright-'
colored 'penciwxor - as -ijsuuo
children, who he claimed had an
noyed him,, also that he placed poison
on the candy so that in case the' trap
failed to spring and catch them, they
would die when they ate the candy.
Gilmore Locklear was found-'guilty
of manufacturing liquor and was sen-
tenced to 12 months on roads.
Peter McCallum was found not guil
ty of larceny.
In the case of State vs. J. D. Wil
kins, charged with attempt at rape,
motion was made by defense to quash
the bill and the motion was allowed.
The defendant was required to give a
$200 bond for his appearance at the
court throughout this year to show
good behavior.
Frank Morris plead guilty to an
affray and .carrying concealed wea
pons and was fined $50 and costs for
carrying concealed weapons and one
half of the costs in the affray charge,
the prosecuting witness being taxed
with the other half of costs. Morris
also was charged with being a nui
sance ion the public highway. This
charge nol prossed. He was also re
quired to give a $200 bond for his
appearance at July term of 'criminal
court and show good behavior..
M. L. Manning was found guilty of
larceny and was sentenced to 12
months on the roads. -Oeorire
Wilkerson plead guilty to
w?nintino' the nrohibition . law and
Great Crisis Con
fronts N. Carolina
-r- "' - f ; '. .
Vicious and Persistent Fifht on Mor-
nson s rrogresstve rrogram a.iu
' Morrison" at Any Coat Seems to
be Slogan of Reactionaries. '. .
Brock Barkley In; Wilmington Star
i Baleighi Feb. ' 4-North Carolina
may, be facing' just .now the greatest
crisis in- its ; history. The. progressive
spirit that was aroused through toe
bold .program of the ' Morrison ad
ministration in the 1921 General. As
sembly ( is being assailed , with all
vjciousness and persistency that' is
alarming;. r, ,e;, - :
Through the smoke-screen the cries
of a treasury deficit has created, the
attention of the legislature is being
diverted from; the opportunnies pre
sented for carrying; the stato onward
and among the progressive1 states of
the union placing it in., line , with the
greatest: in the union; --Vr . - '
If ever the emergency existed when
the people 'of a state should speak,
that emergency, developing during
the past few days, has now blossom
ed forth. Unless- concerted action
from the "people -back home" is
brought to bear upon the General j
assembly strangulation of the pro
gressive movement within the state
will certainly be accomplished , 1
' Back of the whole scheme unmis
takably there lies the determination
to "kill Morrison." He is growing too
powerful and too influential in his
hold on the people as the result of the
state's realization fit his ' dominating
desire to serve the state. Politics is
fighting statesmanship with all its
I might and unless there comes an up-
rjs..M " f am an1 ikn AAM4.in.. AM
of the work that has begun and the
furthering of a recognized program
of progress the cause for which Mor
rison has been fighting will be lost.
"Kill Morrison; sacrifice the state
if necessary, but kill Morrison." That
might well be accepted as the slogan
among the reactionary forces
'.'v . . ... 7
Pembroke Drug
Store Robbers Ar- ,
' rtin .tiepr
Two White Boye sHeld to ' Angoata
: - Confess Robbery at - Pembrok-f
Sapposed to Have Left School at
, Florence-.v WiU be .Broaght Here
Grand Jury i Vigor-: '
ously Urges Need of
NewfCourity Home
forTriaL-f- '
Mr D. M. McNeill, manager of the
f?embroke Drug- Co., Pembroke who
is, a business isttr nejre toaar m
receipt, of : two lelegrams from -Aii-gusU,
Gj Authorities, stating i that
they r am holding .two young -white
men who entered the drug, store -in
Pembroke "last Friday night Accord
ing to the message, the stolen articles-were
found on the- persons , of
the. young men, arrested and they have
confessed to entering the store. The
names as given fir' the telegram are
Frank Dobson and Eliott Botto. Mr.J
McNeill states that two strangers
were ordered to leave the town of
Pembroke during the day Friday, by
the police. It has also been learned
that two white boys ' have escaped
from a school in Florence, S. C, and
that the authorities' of that school be
lieve the Georgia officers are holding
the boys who escaped from,' their
school. ' v;
; A late dispatch from the Georgia
town states that the accused men
state they will return to North Caro
lina without requisition papers. The
necessary warrants will go forward
at once from the officials here and
the young white men will be return
ed for immediate trial.
WOMAN-DRIVEN FORD KNOCKS
MAN AND MULE GALLEY-WEST
... I . f. y
A Gash Was Cut in Mr. Stone's Head
and the Mule's Side was Snagged
Woman Drove Speedily on but Car
Number is Known.
Mr. Joe Stone while driving in a
that cart drawn by a mule on the hard
ate spreading their-propaganda with
surfaced road leading west from the
a willfulness and a pointedness that
threatens to virtually nullify the pro
gressive work that has been inaugur
ated.. ,. .,'-: s,v-V '''
There really "isn't so much more to
be done, when, compared with what
already has been accomplished, but if
that proposed for the next two years
should go through' the success of the
Morrison administration would be too
great forthe comfort of many poli
tical antagonists.
Morrison wants the educational and
charitable institutions' extension pro
gram of the 1921 General Assembly
duplicated. That would . require some
$6,700,000 in appropriations. Fortu
nately, the road extension accommo
dation got 'through before the pre
sent propaganda got a hold. He wants
the natural possibilities in the fish
and oyster beds and in inland
streams developed. That would cost
a half million and yield millions in
return, and the initial cost would be
borne by those directly reaping the
benefits He wants the state-owned
shjp' line project to have a fair trial.
His other recommendations would re
quire expenditures that are insigni
ficant. ,
While advocating these further
steps by the state, Morrison has
planned for the safe-guarding of the
state's credit.
Two bills introduced in. the General
Assembly at his special bidding will
prove effective safety valves. Through
constitutional amendments, on which
the people .will vote, 'the amount of
iron bridge Sunday afternoon was the
victim of alleged reckless and care
less driving of - a Ford touring car
driven by a white woman. The Ford
struck the cart in -which Mr.- Stone
was riding with such force that he
was thrown clear of the road and his
mule was thrown several feet. An
ugly gash was cut in Mr. Stone's
head and his mule suffered an aw
ful snag in his side. The Ford driver
did not stop to see if Mr. Stone was
dead or alive and kept going at
terrific speed. Mr. Will Edwards, who
was soon on the scene, assisted Mr.
Stone to his home.
Neither driver of the car nor the
other woman occupant' could be re
cognized,, but it is thought that the
number of their car was taken cor
rectly by a party' further up the road
from where the accident occurred. The
officers are working on this clue and
will no doubt have the guilty parties
Under arrest within a short time
St Paul News
The Flo Has FlownMr. Maniey Pre
(' vatt Suffers Painful Injury Death
, of Mrs. Sarah MeGeaehy Personal
and Other Items. '
i ' v By Bee G. Johnson
St. Pault; Feb 2v The month of
February Is ' wltk us i again. Let us
quote with Emily Huntington Mtfler,"
Will tie winter neve be; over, will
the dark day aever go? 'Mast- the
buttercup and clover be always hid
undee snowt -Ah! Lend me your little
ear love I Hark, .Tia .s -wonderful
thing; The weariest month .'of the
year, love,' If shortest and nearest the
spring."
: Mrs. Will Regan of Elizabethtown
Soggests That People Demand Home
, for Poor in Keeping With Progress
- of County - and That 7 Legislature
Pan CiIl ConMlling AcUm
Other Recommendations' Made.V
, Suggesting that the people of Robe
on .county, .demand that . -new eaun-
ty home be erected, it the county com
missioners ' still tef use to' , take., any
action, and 'that - the present' General
Assembly pass a law compelling' such
action, the grand Jury serving at the
present term of court.' In its renort
submitted, to Judire W- A. Derin over last bunaay ana w guest
Thursday; Mr. Angus Olmstead, fore- this week jn the home of Dr. and
inan, deal with the county home mat-1 mrs. W . uraninam. Mrs. itegan
ter in the following vigorous manner: ia pleasantly remembered by friends
t r- - inere as xaisa Annie MCoryae, sisier
' I of Mrs. Grantham.
"The grand jury for many years f i Master Grover Martin is imorov
(as been continuously recommending jng nicely now, we are glad to note,
the erection of a county home in . The flu epidemic seems to : have
place of the shacks we now have. To left us almost as suddenly as it came,
say that the county home is a dis- as we hear of no new cases just now.
grace; to Robeson county is express- Last Sunday afternoon,, Mr. and
ing it mildly. Forty years ago Robe- Mrs. Opie Odom had for their guests
son county had for a county home a Miss Mertie Prevatt, editor of the
poor house, as it was then called. The Scottish chief at Maxton, and sisters.
home then consisted of three or four Misses Hassie and Mildred Prevatt,
houses and was located about six with Messrs. Berry Tyner, Harvey
miles from Lumberton. The Jail at Townsend and Franklin Stone.'vthe
that time consisted of one log build-1 latter from Pembroke.
uig. The court house at that time was Messrs. Hallie M. Johnson and
O)tton Marlcct
- Reported by J. H. Barrington
. Middling cotton is quoted on th
focal market today at c'f7.2S per
hundred-pounds.' ti '
Items of Local Nev3
1 Mr. H. R. Smith end family
td .Thursday .into their .bW home, ,
recently completed, on. 13th. strtet . '
' -UcenJe has been issued for tb .
marriage ef Wesley MTWllte' " andL :
Miss Stella Bozeman, both bf St, (
Paul, vt.t v-; f J-t?-Z; '
Miss Josephine Breece left Sat
urday ; night for Baltimore, and, New.
York to purehase spring stock for her
millinery store. ... - ,V
, The condition of Jailer A- H. Pre
vatt, who has been confined to hie
room ' for several weeks, is reported
as much improved.
Mrs. Henry A. Stals .and little. "
son, of Uainsvuie. Fla- who scent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Jones, 801 Pine street left yesterday
for Greensboro, her husband havimr
accepted a position with the Greens-.
boro Daily News. The family will
make their home in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McMHtan
left Saturday night for Baltimore,
where Mrs. McMillan will enter a
hospital for treatment! She expects
to be away three months. Mr. Mc
Millan will return in a day or so.
Mr. Norman E. Drum of Newton
has succeeded Mr. J. P. Cashwell am
f small two-story, brick building with Will Willis spent a few hours in our $JOT Mr' C. Townsend' gent'a
rlo conveniences. Twenty years ago neeighbor town, Lumberton, Wednes- :urni,hnf, He bn workJ,B
the present so-called county 'home day afternoon. .. the 1st. Mr. CashweU has accepted
wa hnilt. with th TrnHnn nf ihr Mn a p foiTo-- A d.. position as traveling salesman for
f ' -f -w rvV .. T4
"The keeper of the county home is
doing everything that can be done
under existing conditions for the com
fort of the inmates.
we further recommend that a
copy of this report be served person-
Miss Sadie Ray Pope has accept
ed a position in the office of Register
of Deeds M. W. . Floyd.
In recorder's court this morning
Clyde Love was taxed with the costs
on the charge of being drunk 1 and
disorderly in the town of Lumberton.
prayer for Judgment was ' continued j bonded indebtedness the state may
npon payment of the costs, being re- contract will be limited to five ' per
.quired to make a $200 bond for his
good behavior. . ; , - -
In the case charging C. R. Tolar
with violating the 1 election, laws, poj
pros with leave was taken- 1
Alex Thames, charged with lar
ceny; nol pros with leave.
Tom Brown, charged with larceny;
guilty; 12 months on roads.
PEMBROKE DRUG STORE ROBBED
tm-- Rrnke in and Robbed on
A IUV T V -
First Night Town Was Without a
Policeman The Robbers Are Pre
pared to Take Pictures. .
Thieves Friday night took advant
age of the night policeman's absence
from duty in Pembroke and robbed
the Pembroke JJrug ijo., gaining en
trance to the store through the rear
window in Dr. Hall's office. I
The night policeman employed . by
the merchants and business men of
Pembroke had discontinued his ser-j
vices in that respect and Friday;
night was the first night that he had
not been on duty for some time. The
guilty ones will possibly take a pic
.. ture of the store they robbed, as it is
reported that they took in their haul
a very expensive kodak. Other things
missine from the burglarized store
faril iewelrv. fountain, pens and
many other articles of less value.
cent of assessed property valuation
nd a sinking fund will be created to
provide for the redemption of exist
ing indebtedness assthe bonds mature.
The Morrison measures are safe and
sound and look to the further better
ment of the state, the broadening of
opportunities for its citizens and the
rounding out of a program that will
put North Carolina in the very fore
front of the great states of the union.
Regular communication St. Al
ban's lodge No. 114, A. F. and A. M.,
Tuesday at 7:80 p. m. Of special im
portance, work in third degree.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I recently returned from Chica
go, where I took advanced studies
in medical and surgical treatments
of the eye. For the benefit of my
patients, I also took a special
operative course on the ear, nose
and throat and will be pleased to
advise any who may have trouble
with either - of these organs.
- Yours for better service,
I DR. WILLIAM W. PARKER,
CHILDREN OF LUMBERTON
SCHOOL TO BE TESTED FOR
DIPHTHERIA IMMUNITY.
Lumberton, N. C
Eye. Specialist,
Correspondence of The Robesonian
On Tuesday, February eth, the
health officer will give the Schick
test for diphtheria immunity to
the children - of the Lumberton
graded and East Lumberton
schools. Some of the children in
the Lumberton graded school were
tested in November, 1921, and most
of those found susceptible were im
munized with toxin-antitoxin. None
of the children found to be immune
by the Schick test or those given
tdxin-antitoxin have developed
diphtheria since that time.
,. The Schick , test is very simple
and ; practical, it causes no more
discomfort than a mosquito bite,
and the child lias no symptons or
discomfort after the test. The test
has proven practical in nil the city
schools,, all over ,the United States,
where all school chidren are tested.
It is the only method to determine
whether a child is susceptible or
immune to diphtheria.
A record will be made of all the
Children tested and when found to
- f 11 1
De suscepnoe tne parents win e
notified and advised to have them
immunized with toxin-antitoxin
for prevention.
. This is probably the last time
the children in these schools will
ie given this test in several years.
The toxin for this work has been
secured from the New York city
health department.-
. The absolute cooperation of all
parents and teachers is expected,
and will be necessary for the com
plete success of this work.
E. R. Hardin, Health Officer.
small buildings which were erected has been a guest of relatives and lDf mer"? .1"!f1CC0 ' n wi-
ilnce ttiat time. Twontw vmr atrn out frianria W . h! tV llMngton Will be v his headquarters.
Jail was a two-storv brick buildinsr ' - Mr. and Mm J. A. Johnnon imint Nothing has been heard of , tl
whrh dm in Tina with. ha nmtrroa. m.n.fe tr. T..-i-K- Hhree men who escaped from the
of our county at that time. Our court While attempting to unchoke a f0'1" I" np near White Pond
house at that time was also a credit corn elevator a few days agor. '"Vv . . MIMa1
to our county. As the county pro- Maniey Prevatt of St Paul district r VT v 7
rwsRed th old nnhliV hnildino- were .f-4 . .nA hi. wplicated in the robbery of the
: - v. icvt. a 1..
discarded and new ones erected. To- will rPOT,t tn ifftti. u.s i0k euumj
dav nur nil anil onnrt hnnia ar a I M-o ritnn.1 CmifW a T.mK I "'".
trcAit tn mir nnntw w nil, nm nniintir n-M .n- Tniiai -f r,'fi. I fiecona street ui been paved to
Mrs. Jas. Ai Dawson. Cedar, as far as the present pavto
mnnitw It h Twam1 nf trntimianinn. I TUT. T XT V, i. .-.. P- gO OH 11181 SlITei, IIU DMM
r .till rfno n ai-t in fhia v - r-w. I opened lor trallic. That relieves
which has been before them from college, where, he has been a student, e difftcul . in getting into and out
time to time, we suggest that the having had t discontinue his studies FX? ""v u ,
nonlp ftf RnhASnn onnnfv AomnnA tW far a whi1 An iMonnt nf aathm- I WMClt-Wa among - tbellTSt Street
if new home be erected. While we shall be glad to" have him in fr which petition was filed, remains
our midst aeam we regret very raucn i -tveaeu wyona rine, mougn , cod-
his inabiity to finish the term out. Icrete base has been laid to Willow on
Mr J. H. Johnson and family of That street
R. F. D. 1, spent last Sunday at Long Dr. J. A. Martin returned Sat
Branch. I urday nicrht from New York, where
Dr. E. C. Murray, pastor of the I he spent several weeks taking a spe-
Presbyterian church of St. Paul, ex- cial course in diseases of children at
ally on each member of the board of changed pulpits with Dr. yG. E. I the New York postgraduate medical
commissioners and that a copy be Moorehouse. naator of the 1st Pres-1 nrhnnt and hnaniLal. Mn Ma-tin nd
furnished each member of the Geh- byterian church at Lumberton. Dr. children, who are in Richmond at the
eral Assembly which is now in ses- Moorehouse's many friends in St, Paul home of Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr.
sion to tne ena that a proper Din may were glad to have him in their midst and Mrs. S. -P. Jones, are expected
ce drawn and passed compelling the for the day, being a guest in the home the latter part of this month.
commissioners to erect a new ceunty home of, Mrs. T. L. Northrop. j Mr. H M. Beasley. local eon-
home and. provide the funds for this It was with deep regret her girl- tractor, spent Thursday in Raleigh
purpose. hood friends here learned of the I and submitted a bid for road and
Other items were covered in the death of Mrs. Sarah MeGeaehy, widow bridge work from Red Springs, as
report as follows: of the late Neill R. MeGeaehy, who I mentioned elsewhere in this naoer.
"We passed on 18 bills of indict- died at her home town, Laurinburg,! Mr. Beasley says that while his bid
ment. findine 18 true bills. 011 Saturday, tne ?tn, at the ripe old was 5 cents a cubic foot higher than
r- it j r - net: - a8e 01 00 years, ueceasea was a mem-1 his Did on similar work at Boardman
v,t UVW .UU WIUUl VHII I I t T)..W-5 1 U 1L J A -t--
-.i m (.it. t icDujrenau tuuiui v tuiw) wvnkns ago uu v cents uigaer
Big Rockfish, where she, united in I than the' low bid on that job, he was
AflKf M n U ' aM- (! I iL . 1 . .. 4.1 T t 1 -
Wo fin tnat it i. imnn.iW - caiIJF lualuc" -"- u--K tne low Diaaer on me Aea opnng-
man t I ..., McFaydeu. -Her husband was job and thinks he will get the eon-
a cousin of the late John David and I tract.
Jno. MeGeaehy, part of her life being I Mr. and Mrs. F. Grover Britt
SfMft4 . 4Ua .A.M.VU-x.t.-.-. J Jt Oi I -l Jl A M .
tinnT l,1n K M t .u t-. "F"'" " e iiwuWfUuu u ot.. ana cmiaren wuz move tomorrow to
wZ ZVI . t Pnn, where, as has been stated in
tniiota r nnt tant i a. ...u. IB ' ABM-MBg-oyiie . une son me Kobesonian, Mr. xJntt has ac-
7" rr.. Tvr: .. v. ' KeT; A Mcueachy, pastof of a cepted the position of editor of the
Presbyterian church in Charlotte. I Tnmn nianath and umtan h
Jail and a daughterMrs. Buchannan at I
!TTT J .1 ...... . f , . . 1 ' " v. w wvu.-.v.
we Tisitea tne jau m a ooay ana -Aunnourg, survive. -? ift T-nmW i..t n,nni
x.unu prisoners, xne prisoners - to antor nmn hia new dntia. n-
"We have inspected the court
house in a body and by committee.
man to keep the court house in sani
tary condition while court is in ses
sion, and we recommend that addi-
a sanitary condition. All necessary
repairs are being made and will be
completed at an early date,
Chain Gang
"We visited the chain gang by com
move to Dunn today, but he will de
fer moving until tomorrow on ac
count of the weather.
The Brogan Duo company of
young ladies, one a harpist, soloist
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Pembroke, Feb. 5 The cotton boll
weevil will be studied, with ways of
mltt-a nA tnnnA m, -ontroL at the Wednesday extension 1.
- -" ,1.-a t. TOV- at tk XT 1 iu wwuisi.. .uip..
prisoners are weu cared for with I V , 7 soloist and pianist, gave a deughtrm
thaaa. --, W V, I "'UIUC I1U Si. laurel U1SLUUMJ. J. I -nnart- . .ncA anitwtnm
the county doctor be more diligent ' Mes have charee i the Jo- Thursday evening. This was one of
in his duties toward the chain gang. r . v the numbers of the Redpath Lyceum
Ttr j iv.i mm! IKlDle. v I . . i i i nr.....
Modern honey extracting was the an tn tt,tin. n. T.n
topic discussed by A. F. Corbin at delightful, but none more so than the
me iaes last, wees. I n.--... ntv
uiio uuiaua vxtaA wva vuuk;
ladies are accomplished artists.
We further recommend that suffi
cient bedding, be supplied chain gang
m Gaddy township."
Thinks Lumberton is Entitled to Fed
eral Building.
To the Editor of The Robesonian:
Mr. Hamacher, assistant secretary
of the fourth Civil Service district,
office located in Washington, D. C,
was in Lumberton Friday, February
2nd, to confer with members of the
local board of Civil Service examin
ers. He was very much impressed
with the size and appearance of
Lumberton and expressed the opin
ion that the city is entitled to a Fed
eral building and ought to have -it
V C. C. BLAKE,
? Secy, Local Board Civil Service
j-xaminers.
Lumberton. '
BUDDIE'S SERVICE STATION,
ELM AND NINETEENTH STREETS.
NEVER CLOSED.
Play at Barker-Ten Mile February 9.1 McEachern Implement Co. opn-
A play will be snven bv the nnnils ed last Friday lor business m the
of the Barker-Ten Mile Heh school I building on Elm street .formerly oc
in their buildincr next Fridav. Febrn- cupied by Stanley, sign painter. The
ary 9th. and a small admission of as I nature of this business will be to give
and 25 cents will be charged. The 8pecial -tt?ntlon te aU repair woxfc
play is given for the benefit of the 0,1 Iarm implements, and this con-
school's athletic fund. Icern vnl1 handle exclusively the in
ternational Harvester Co. line of
far minW imnlamanta and na t. in.
Mr. N. B. McArthur Of B. 2, Red !, -aan1in an mA nil an-
opnnga, among uw yi.iwr. tractor. etc The
town today. manaeement of the business will bo
under the direction of Mr. N. A. Mc-
A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE like Eachera of St. Pauls.
Christmas and New Year, Valentine's
Day gives yon an opportunity to re- A Credit to the Paper and the County
member your friends with appropri- We have received the great special
ate cards or motto. We also have a editiqn'of The Robesonian, which,, is a
lVS'lntlS: foct credit to the paper andtp the
?A t0JSUl great county of RobesonSampsmx
and see them. Freeman
Company.
Democrat,