THE ROBESON iAN
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MONDAV, DEC. 24. 192!
FOR 8ALB: Weil ts-iPod "Mo -W^S5?
hound. 18 montM oM. price !M WMi
trained Rngiish setter. female. two years
oid. fin,, litHor. prise 828 S. B. BROOM.
Minem) Springs. M C.
FOR SAM . Foil Mood Big Bono Fo**"/
Chinn Sows and pig*. Shoot* and pig* "If
ferent ages. Appiy to J . T. Andrew* Lum
berton^ N C.. B. F D 6. or to mysc
W. H HUMPHREY.
LOST somewhere in Inmhertem. pmeiMy k
OBT tatatwhtre --- ^-^
A 10 cekt store. Dee 22 2 package*, .on*
containing dark Mae broodcioth and sategn.
other containgd pink and rone sateen—Rnwnnn
for return to Robeson tan office or Mrs.
J. G. Stephen*. Orrum. M. C . .<
For Sate—1 targe work eat. Or wB! en
ehange for hogs or beef onttie. J. C, Ray
bon, St. Paui, Route 4.
-Ae*
F<w 8aie one iot in Town of Pembroke—K
M. BIGGS.
Foe s.'. Three Good Me'ea One W
M. BIGGS.
For Sale Disc Harrows. Stalk Cotter* Mew
Ground Piows—K. M. BIGCS.
HEADS YOU WIN *H th* ttw. This isM
game of chance brother; But an easy
to save—We pay the taxes on yonr money,
if you take stock with n*. Mew scries
Jan 1st ROBESOM BUILDING A LOAM
ASSOCtATION. _
Wanted: To Rent a male for light work forj
1924. Apply "M" ear. Robesoman. ..
LOST—1 Hbund Dog. Mack hack, rod 'w *"d
breast, short hair, long alms tail, notch in
one ear. Lo*n*d to John Frccmnn
niarht tyadt. Ftnd^r vQI not!fy La*h wn!-]
eoa, Lum^rton, R. F. D. 4, and recetve re-j
ward.
BRICK FO^i SALK—at aU time*. Far heat
price* tee L. S. Britt. St- Pavia. M. C.
Early Jersey Cabbage Piaata $1.44 pm- thons
and delivered- E- K. Campbell. Parkton. M.
C. - ; ' ' ' t
FOR SALH-Two goad MiUt Cows. O*"*
freeh. heifer ealf. R. Water Townsend.
Raynham M. C. .
WANTED; Yennw iadios to enter traintng
school, Bullock Hospital. Wilmington. N. C. ,
ror partbmiurs addrsas Sapt. of Murscs. I
FARMERS—ASK YOUR COUNTY Agent
about fish meal for feeding
nigs, then write tk for eamptca. feeding in
struction and prices. T^YLOIM CREEK
FISH MEAL SALES GO- DRAPER K,.
BEAUFORT; M C. ,
Fee Sale: Mole. One-Horse Wagon. Bnggy^
Farm Implements. 10* buaheia corn. 0 cr i
busheis peas. 609 or 700 bundles fodder, one
brood sow which wii! bring Utter of pigs
DFOOG kVW WnHCal *ya**a^ aw ^ - )
in January. 6 shoats 40 to 00 Pounds each.
tn January, o snoaw sv M, *
Wit! be so!d at Auction December 28th ex
rept such artieies aa are sold at prtvate sale
before that date. See R- E. Britt vea^
Smyrna Church. Reason for saie, quitting
farming_ __—
For Rent-^One f-honte for— "cer Lambrr
ton. See J. H. WISHART. Lumberton. N. C.
Wanted 1Mb Cord. 4 foot ptne wood wet!
split. Price depend, upon location of wood.
If interested write Pate. Suppiy Co.. Pates.
N. C.
For Salor-Th. Imw. formerly uwd "dry
horse by us also wagon and names., wntt
rendh !ho.c 7 . ^ t.
fieid
by ua
d^Fre
Lost—One mala oe^tar Mtd dec Bttra-Iargo?
Color, white and Hvor.J***e
if returned to Jno. W. B.gme Lumberton.
For 8.1e-4-l tttoro and lot on Main street of
_ St. Paul, desirable location. For particulars
** write Box 1051. St. Paul. N C._
Steam Heat. Water and Ughts. Apply to
STEPHEN MCINTTEE.
For Sale—"Cot
cleaMd ^1 50 per
bushel F. O B. Maxton.
Maxtoo. N. C
mso tbonaand benhobs of cora In shach
^FAIRMONT MILLING 00.. Fairmont. N. C.
Nitrate of Soda—Add-y—.—-5
German Kainit-Murtate and Sulpha toot
Potash—Caleium Awornto. For Spring 1914
deliver Importer, and Manufacturer. P****- j
Write wire or phone R R. Nimockn Office
in Now Buckingham BuiMing, Liberty Potnt.
Fayettoviilo N. C. Local and Long Distance
Phono M8. _
iu.t Arrived—8oRd oar Mad of hwn ^ hada.
Price# right. Sac u.. ^ STEPHENS B
BARNEB.
Ja.t Arrtwd-Md oarland
Range, and cook stove.. Prioos right. Hoe
s&mniS
BARNES. __
BUILDER COLUMN OF THE BOBE
SONIAN. -
DONT BLAME THE FBBBON BOB KEEP
"iNG ^EVALUABLE YOU LOST, ^ IF
YOU DIDN'T ADVERTISE IN THOt IOBT
COLUMN OF THE ROBESONIAN^iM
PER CENT. OF THE PEOPLE WHO
FIND ARTICLES LOOK IN THE NEXT
Ms%! OF THE ROBESONIAN TO SEE
IF THE LOSER ADVERTISED.
Brtrh, Kiln ran M per teathard. Ship
ment within 48 hnura ^tcr receipt of or
der. Buy now Layton Brick Work*. (Eat
1885) Marten. 3. C. '
j.,t R^eired far FaM Panting. Ru.t Pry*
Winter Turf and Fuighnm Seed Oata.
Abruaaia and Wintar S^d Rye. Rapa and
Turnip 8ae—L. H. CALDWELL.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS OWL!
Saaaona change, the adrer**-^- -*
aara of hia buaineee by ade
big end of the buainaaa. TL^.
th, beat advartiaing maiium
County.' _ .% )
MMT. Huudrada of Doilare waAh a#-b^y
baeauaa I failed to advertiaa in The R<^a
aonian. It can't be found, ao dont look. but
that I am Mr. D!aa A. Pointed,
Lum barton Merchant
At Orrum L H. Warwick buya yyr country
produce Seiia a genuine line of MerehM
disc. Buya cotton at highaat market price.
The Real Farmer# Friend.
of t t* to H** M* at 5 pee
far 5, 7 or It yearn made on
farm ianda on Robeaon. Hoke and
OounMae—Juniue J. Oeodwin. at
far Cbickamauga Truat Company
M C.
Per Baie: Brick Lumber and Lathe. Gat aay
pricea before you buy. Can aave you money.
A. S King. Lumberton. W. C. Phone HI.
pur W-m At A Bargain—A Number of SHght
]y Uaed Organa. Stephana A Bamaa. Lum
burton. N. C.
Baa L. H. CaMweil far Brick. Lime. Cement
Waii P but ter. Piaatar Paria, Aii grade#
Shingie# AM kind# Roofing. R C Weather
boarding Buiidera Hardware etc. Carload
Buyer#—Loweat Prieea.
Far Saia—I Saw MiU. 15-feat Lag, Ba<
Iriage. 1 Z6 H. P. New Era Both* Z
ginm. WiU aeii cheap for each, good note
or wii! trade for hmaher. Howard Mor
rieon. Lmuberton. _
PERSONALS
. . i.
Dr. G* Blair Jennings left yesterday
for Greensboro, where he will spend
the holidays with friends and rela
tives- ,
Mrs- M. F. Cobb and daughter, tittle
Miss Mary, are spending the holidays
with Mrs Coth's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Fewell, at Rook Hill, S.
C. Mr. Cobb expjects to join them
there today.
Mr. E. Demming Smith of Wilming
tqn jAi spending the holidays here at
tha home of his aunt, Mrs. Kate
Brown on Chestnut street.
* Mr. F- Grover Britt, editor of the
Duhn fMapatch, arrived Saturday and
^jd a few days here and else
m the county with friends and
a Brown of Red Springs
and her guest Miss Edna Gass of Ma
rion,
..,.-;Ala. were Lumberton visitors
SptWday. Both are students at Flora
Matdoaaid college.
Messrs Cutlar Moore, James Pope
and Lee Caldvfell spent Friday in
Burgaw on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B Skipper, Miss
Sallie Dick and Mr. E. B. Freeman
teft this morning for Rosemary,
where they will spend the holidays
with friends and relatives.
Mr. J. W. Jackson of R 2, Red
Springs Was a Lumberton visitor Sat
lrday. '
Mr. X. W. McDairmid of Chase
3ity, Va., arrived Saturday to soend
the holidays here with his son-in-law
Mid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Davis, Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Sanders
)t Spartanburg, S. C. are expected to
irrive tonight to spend the holidays
ibre with Mrs. Sanders' mother, Mrs.
E K. Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Knox
Proctor Jr. of Whiteville are expected
ximorrpw night to spend the holidays
with Mrt. Prbctor.
Mr. W H. Morgan of Washington,
ihis state, was a Lumbertop visitor
3aturday. He is spending the holi
iays with home folks at Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baxley and
Urs. S. Prevatt and the latter's small
laughter, Annie Neal, of R 1 from
3t, Paul, were Lumbprton visitors
rhursday.
Mr^ atrd Mrs M. G. T-ee of Golds
boro are guests of Mrs. Lee's testers,
Mrs. M. N Folger and Miss Ina Hig
ey, for the holidays. Mrs. Lee ar
-ived Friday night and Mr. Lee ar
-ived yesterday.
Mrs. E. R. Hardin and son, Master
E. R. Jr., left Thursday for Clinton,
where they wili spend the holidays
vith Mrs Hardin's mother, Mrs. S.
?oode. Dr. Hardin left yesterday to
oin them.
Mr. John Lamb and son, Master
lamie, of R. 2 from Fairmont, were
Lumberton visitors Saturday.
Mr. J. A. Floyd and son, Mastci
tarry of Fairmont R 2, were Lum
leirt^i vi^t#-^. Friday. L ^
Recorder's Court
Some Young Men Find Celebrating
With Fireworks Pretty Expensive
Other Cases.
Celebrating the holidays by violate
ing the town ordinance which prohi
bits the firing of fire-crackers and
other fhreworks in the town caused
several young men to be taxed with
the costs in Recorder W. B. Ivey's
court Thursday.; These Wens Messrs.
Alfred Bell, Jame^ Cutter, James
Regan, David Bryant and Eugene
Robbins. Waiter Johnson was
fined $10 and costs Friday for violat
ing the same ordinance Thursday
night.
Other cases disposed of since the
last report were:
Alex. Theodor had judgment sus
pended upon payment of costs for be
ing drunk.
Albert Bethea, colored, was sent to
the roads for 60 days for transport
ing whiskey and 30 days for possess
ing whiskey. The automobile in
which the liquor was transported was
ordered released upon payment of a
fine of $20Q, it being shown that the
owner was an innocent party.
Prentice MeNeill, colored, paid a
fine of $25 and costs for carrying a
concealed weapon, to-wit, a razor. He
also was taxed with the costs on a
charge of be^ng drunk and disorderly.
Willie Meares was fined $5 and
costs for being drunk.
Walter McDougaid was taxel wit*
the costs for being disorderly.
Quarterly Conferences.
Rev. J. H Shore, presiding ehLi
the Rockingham district, preached
yesterday at the Methodist church at
Fairmont, where Saturday he held
quarterly conference for Robeson cir
cuit, Rev. N. B. Johnson pastor. Mr.
Sharp held quarterly conference Fri
day at East Lumberton for Lumber
ton circuit, Rev. N. L. Seabolt pastor.
Don't Risk Neglect.
Don't neglect a constant backache,
sharp, darting pains or urinary dis
orders. The danger of dropsy or
Bright's disease is too serious to ig
nore. Use Doan's Pills as have your
friends and neighbors. A Lumberton
case.
J. J Ammons, pyop, repair shop for
State Highway, Chippewa St., says:
"In 1917 I was in a train smash-up
and was badly hurt. For a time after
that my kidneys were bad and I could
n't do very much. Mornings I felt
more tired than the night before. My
back and sides just about killed me
and I had pains in my kidneys. When
I passed* the kidney secretions, they
bur^M like fire and toward last the
of cpy kidneys was far from regular
action of my kidneys was far from
regular and the secretions were dis
colored. I got Doan's Pills at Grant
ham Bros. Drag Store. I used several
boxes Ad they did the work. I have
n't had any further trouble and know
Doan's fixed me up fine."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburr
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
t !bn Social Circles
cnEE-MABLOW
Min Edna Man Marlow of Conway
r**ide of Mr. Job- *
Lnmbertaw. *. -
Correspond.pf The R nesom*<
Conwsy, D^. 2l-^-One of the pret
tiest affairs of th* s—
was the home wddlng of Misg Edna
t'Mae Marlow. wh-n "a 'ast ^ea
December l8th,she becamethe
of Mr. J-bw Gotw of f.wahe^^mn N
Promptly dt ^ u'^lwdf the
arrived at* the horn#* *f "t&t ;-,
father, Mr^ J. Td. Murlow, on Main
street. A few momenta before the
ceremony, Mrs. Walab Marlow, sister*
in-law of the brides Sang a lovely
solo. Following Mrs. Marbw, Mrs.
J. A' Northn gave,. violin soio, a#j
companied hy.Mrs Arthpf Goldfinch
on th epiaho. Then came the strains
of Mendelsson's Wedding March,
p;a?aa by Mrs. Artaur LoidfiUcn.
< The bride entered on the arm of her
father, and was met at the altar by
the" groom with his best man, Mr.
Jioorp of Lumberton.
The bride looked lovely in her go
inK-away suit of navy blue tricotine
and gray accessories and carrying a
Iqdquet of bride's roses and sweet
peas. The impressive ring ceremony
was performed by the bride's pastor,
Rev. J. *M. Lemmon, of the Presby
terian church. - - .
; Mis# Marlow is one of Conway's
most popular young women. Her
sweet disposition and friendly manner
have won for her a host of friends in
Conway and throughout the county.
Conway will lose one of her finest
[daughters.
Mr, Gore is quite a successful busi
ness man of Lumberton, N. C., and
there numbers Ms friends by the
score. . **"
; The ouple left Conway by auto on
a honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan M'White cele
I brate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Correspondence of The Robesonian. ^
i Wednesday, December 19, was a
great day for Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
M'White. This being their golden
wedding anniversary, more than a
hundred of their relatives and friends
gathered at their home near Barkers
church and epjoyed with them a real
wedding feast. The party began ar
riving about ten o'clock and continued
to cqhae until 1:30 p'&lock when a
large Stable was spreaH in the yard
and tge feast begad. The table was
loaded with almost everything you
could-^mention to eat. Barbecue was
[served, picnic boskets were brought
by the friends and neighbors, and for
an hour we ate and conversed togeth
er.
Many nice*-and valuable gifts wer<
received by 4he fifty-year bride an<
groom and though they are More thai
seventy years of age and * in feebl
health; they exhibited the same youth
ful arid joyous spirit that had charac
terizqd their "whole married Bfe
Their^friends tprried^wth them wti
late i^ the afternoon and Idrt the!)
hoping that they may haysg man
years^ together yet. / . ^
Mr and Mrs. AffWhijte, amon
the Isest and most !o^o!%eople
Howellsvi#
_ townshm- ^They
faithful members of Barker's churd
and ahe optiu^ m every forward mow
ment in their community. Blessing
upon 4hese faithful souls.
Misa^tary G. McNeil! Hostess to
ThgLumbee Research Club was
delightfully entertained by Miss Mary
G. McNeill on Friday afternoon.
The general topic for the program
was "The Stranger within Our dates",
and on this three most interesting
papers were read: first, "The coming
of The Highlanders", by Mrs. J. J.
Goodwin; second, "The Scotch-lrish",
by Mrs. C. B. Skipper; third, "Our
German Cousins," by Mrs. Sandy Mc
Leod.
After the program the hostess as
sisted by Mrs. Alf H. McLeod, served
a delicious salad course.
-sr.
Christmas Tree at Teacherage.
A Christmas tree was enjoyed at
the teacherage, Eighth street, Wed
nesday night. There was a present
for each of the teachers and for the
only outsider who was privileged to
enpoy the festivities, Mr. Elwood
Whaley, who acted the part Of San
jta Claus.
Mr. and Mrs. Guion Lee of Golds
' ro are guests at the home of Mrs.
e's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
M.a. M. N. Folger, Pine street.
-. Lee came Friday and Mr. Lee ar
rived yesterday. Mr. Lee will return
to Goldsboro Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Britt left yes
terday in their auto for Kershaw, S.
C. to spend the holidays with rela
tives. They were accompanied by
MiBS Nettie Phillips.
CENTRAL ROBESON SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSN. MEETING.
Program of Quarterly to bo HoM Son
day at Oak Grove
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
) Following is the program of the
! quarterly meeting of Centra! Robe
son Sunday School association, to be
heid with the Oak Grpve Sunday
school Dee. 30th:
' 10:30 a. m. Devotional exercise by
Boy Tyner,
) Roii call and reading of minutes
and Sunday school reports,
i 11 a. m Sermon by Rev. R. L. Bird.
} 12 m. Dinner.
1 p. m. Devotional exercise by F.
L. White.
Collection for orphanage and sing
ing by choirs.
Mrs. J L. Humphrey, R. B. Tolar,
F. L. White, W. A. Bruce, Forney
Prevatt.
Messrs. F. C. Smith, Robert An
drews, Vernon Lassiter and Frank
Tones of.Fairmont were Lumberton
visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G Stephens of Or
rum dere among the visitors in town
Saturday. '
There Is A Difference
IN TUB SERVICE THAT A RANK RENDERS ITS PATRONS.
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The BEST SERVICE naturally cornea frxn the BANK that ia beat acquainted with the
condition* in the territory that it serves.
For more than TEN YEARS, thia bank has been active and Co-operative in serving the
requirement* of this section of Robeson. Through this long period it has been under one
continuous management, and the purpose *nd desire of it* managers has an the while been
SERV!CE TO rrs PATRONS
Year after year this bank has growr from a little bank of leas than $60,000.00 resour
ces, to its present strong and commanding poa'^n of more than $700,000.00 IN RESOUR
CES, Safe and solid through and through.
HAKE THtS SANK YOUR BANK
rhe Planters Bank & Trust Comoanv
K. M. BARNES, Pree.
G. E. RANCKE, JR^ Tr<-ta.
R. C. LAWRENCE, V.-Prt*.
A. WE!N8TE!N, V. PfM.
CEO. L. THOMPSON, TfMt 0*Mf.
H E. STACY, CoMwtL
c
ONSWATION
gassy patas resmtt.
CHAMBBRLAWJ?
TABLETS
JURY FINDS FOX GUfLtY; LIFE
TERM IN GEORGiA PRISON
Atlanta, Ga., DM. ^ (Associated
Pr^ss.)—"Guilty of murder, with yec
onMnendation fur marpy"jj was" the ver
dict returned tonight against Phiiip
B. Fox, Ku K!ux Kian editor, who
killed Wiiiiam S. Coh^rh^ a kian
attorney, in Atlanta, on November 5.
Thf verdict under Georgia iaws pro
vidiid a life imprisonment, sentence.
After hearing evidence and arguments
for more than a week, the jury re
ceded the ease iate iast night.
nu shaii spend the balance of
nature! life in the penitentiary
of fms state", the judge said.
Philip E. Fox, Ku KJux Kian edi*
tor, kiiied Wiiiiam & Cobum, a kian
attorgby in latter's office here on No
vember 5. The slayer was arrested
as ^ fled from the office.. An in
dicQhent charging mprder was re
tur^jM against Fox a few day's later
nd on December 12 he wag placed on
ria! in Fuiton Superior court., Jkopr
ttWrneys
the beginning of the tria! atfdfheys
for Fox based their fight for his life
on testimony that he was insane.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISE
* AT SMYRNA CHURCH
^C^pondeneelf ^e Robe^pnian.
r Wilt l)e Chustmas exercis
PubiM i„ IR^iiea t .
--ni.
COMPLETE STOCK
SASH — GLASS — OtLS — DOORS
j PAINTS — BUILDER'S HARDWARE
SCREEN DOORS - SCREEN WINDOWS
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
PLAN "TO RAISE RED
FLAG OVER WH!TE HOUSE.
Soviet Instructions From Row!* to
Worker!!' Party OutHnc Plans for
Revoiution.
W) ahington, Dee. 19—Intercepted
soviet instructions from Russia to the
Workers' Party of America, outlining
detailed plans for a proletariat revolu
tion in America to "raise the red flag
over the White House," were made
public today by the state department
m support of Secretary Hughes' re
fusai yesterday to enter into any
negotiations with soviet Russia.
The department's announcement
said that the department of justice
"has assured the state department
of the authenticity of those instruc
tions."
Part of the program outlined pro
vided for the organization among in
oustnat workers in the United States
of "fighting" units.
*The members of the figbEng units
in' addition to all other matters", the
instructions said, **muat oaee a voek
be given instructions in shooting and
receive some instructions in pioneer
vqrk (sapper work)."
MAECAXFT E ^eCOBMtCE ESTATE
LAMM
MOTKTE OP EMALE OP
LAME XT tBtECVTOE
By virtue of the author tty and dtreetion con^
tainad to an order of manta entered hr tha
Ctgrtt of the Supertor Court of Bobaaon Coun
ty. M. C.. on tha 22ndday of Decembaf, MOB.
the under* igned exaeutor wit! rwwett at pubtie
auctton on tha pramEaa near th# Town of
Howie nd. M. C to thy* hiyheat btdder, far aaah
on Wednaaday tha 9th day of January. t924,
at !Z o'ctoab noon tha foftowira daaarthad
tanda. vta:
tn EowEnd Townahip, Bobaaon County. M.
C. adjoining tha tanda of Mr*. !da MtQuaan
Wi H MeLaitan. WUMama. W. H MeCaiium.
W W McCormteb Batata tanda and othara.
and on both atdaa of Tya'a or MeCovmiab*
Braneh and on bAh atdaa of thp ran of Mtt
ehai! Swamp, contatntny 2S2 aaraa, moan or
!aaa. and being ait of tha tanda ahown on
map made by F F Watmora. C E. dated
1929, except Lota Naa. 99 and 9! ahown there
on .
Tha bidding on tha above tadd wttt com
mence at tha price heretofore bid thereon
pine the 5 per cent depoeited tn the offtee of
tha atarb of tha Superior Court of aatd county
increaatng the oriytnai bide for antd tand
Thh tha 2tth day of December. 1929.
, A T. MoKELLAB.
Executor of Margaret E. McComtich. dnaaaad
McIntyre Imwranao A Praetor.
Attornoyu ft^ the HMooutoe,
Juntbut J. Ooodwin. Attorney for numarmn *
- ' Laaataoa. tMM-.Mod:^
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE^ROBMON
IAW, A YEAR. *
The Money
Twi.h I had the money to Jo it." How often hove you said that?
And how much more often wiU you say it in inter year#, when your
need* increase, and, in aH prohaMiity your earning power decreases
ow is the time to msure your comfort in oid age. if you save now,
* ""eii part of your income, you wiii "have the money to do
it," then.
We Want YOUR Butinea*.
W. McLEAN, PrMident
M. F. COBB, CMhier.
% LUMBE.RTOT'J. NORTH CAROL!NA.
Best Chance You Ever Had
I AM OFFERING ON CRED!T TO EVERYBODY
Everything in the line of Ready-to-Wear Goods.
Whenever yon are in need of anything in the line of Ladies, Misses, Men's, Boys and
Children's Beady-to-Wear Garments, Shoes, Rugs and Carpets and you are short of cash
come to see me and we will arrange everything satisfactorily.
ON THE EASY WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN.
J. ! Newman
111 FIFTH STREET Behind First National Bank
(Formerly Jno. C. Proctor s Law OfRce.)