r. . rn -A I nana.
1 lie V!i,lTcltaam was SUpended and men ar-
H. A. LONDON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911.
TWO NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES
; k anniversary of
K. IJUAr U
The writ of habeas cor- Those must be very spectacu
lar scenes and signts mat are now
rested and imprisoned without attracting so mucn
any warrant of law. Among along the Mexican ooruer uC1
those arrested were the cmel oi tne insurrectionists uu
police and the city council and (Mexican) troops have a skirm-
.u nfnrmPrt nt tne lSfl mey KO near tu me
cause of their arrest and detain- 'can boundary line and hundreds
prison without triaL They of Americans witness tne
two notable events, to which we stlbmitted a petition to Congress as if it was a show gotten up ior
will refer for the information oi to have the cause of their uiegai
ar ycatsger readers ana to re- arrest investigated, and congress
ftfethe memory of our outer UCCOrdinrfy passed a resolution
ones. The first was the battle requesting the President to com-
tfor rather skirmish at L,exing- municate trie "grounds, reason
ton, Massachusetts, on tne lain an(j evidence" upon which tneir
of April, 1775, and the second arrest had been made, but Pres-
was the "Baltimore not' on tne jent Lincoln declined to do so,
19th of April, 1861 . saying that it was 4 'incompatible
Every school child has heard with the public interest to tur-
or read of the skirmish at lex- nlsn the desired iniormauoa.
ington, when was fired the shot Not onjy were the highest oi-
that was heard around the world I ficials of the city of Baltimore
and is regarded as the beginning arrested and imprisoned without
of the Revolutionary War. ine any warrant of law, but nearly
American patriots had stored all the Maryland Legislature
some arms and ammunition at were arrested and imprisoned
Concord, a small town a few by the miiitary officers in com
milesfrom Boston, and a force at Baltimore. Maryland
their entertainment- wow ana
then a stray bullet hits one of
th Ampriean sDectators, which
adds to the excitement of the oc
casion. This mimic warfare in
Mexico may yet prove to be a se- Ljian
rinna matter and involve our been
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, D. C. April 14
The special session of Congress
in its second week has taken up
its legislative work with great
vigor and the Democrats are en
couraged to believe that much
work will be accomplished dur
ing the legislative session. By
a voteof 23G to 16 the bill pro
nosing a constitutional awend-
1
Huaian Flesh on Sale.
SeUle. Wash. April 14.
man flesh is beiu sold iu iu- j
uburia, where the plague contin-j
nes to abate, according to atl vices
brought here today by the J pan
ewe steamship Kawaknra. which
departed fr m Yokohuna on
March 28.
-I r . TT T I Alisrra
r . . Z in TZnAv nt. I '
Hu- W
aba, icas
ment nrovidins: for the direct J5hr?ea wiui somar dtiiu uwu
election of United States Sena
nn.infKT oo nny urmv mnv have Underwood.
to interfere in order to protect JWand SFJff! LTSfiEf,
I LIld.li Lll
American interests.
tors was passed. Only one Dem-j
ocrat opposed the measure. .The
other fifteen voting against it
were Kepublicans. ine una-
reciprocity bill has also
favorably reported. Mr.
chairman or the
an-
f ree list tariff
measure will bs reported before
the end of the week. Among
important bills introduced was
one to reerulate the traffic-in coH
According to the Kokwmtu aud
r MS M . . I .. I
XUnJ jawci o . - I Si.
ulted in finding a lare quantity
of human fle8h either toasted or
Baited, and ten human tongues,
preserved in pots.
Easter at Manndale.
Editor of The Record:
T?.atpr ATondav was celebrated storage products,, another to in
with a picnic at Manndale. The crease the prestige of the Amer
trustees and patrons of Manndale ican merchant marine, a third to
Institute turned out and enjoyed regulate the issuance of injunc-
the sports of the school children, tions and another bill to cnange
In the forenoon there were sev- the date ot tne inauguration 01
ot-ni pnnrests with nrizes. There the President to the last lhurs-
urcro fhrpp notato races, one Dv dav in ADnl. Ihis last bin nas
Keep Your Carriage or Buggy New.
Keen your carriage or buggy looking
bright and new with a can of the L, &
M. Carriage and Varnish Paint in va
rious colors.
Its cost is small per can.
One can make a buggy look as fresh
as though just from the niiker.
Anybody can use it.
Get it from W. L.. London & Son.
A I . . 1 . 11 Is. rft J
of British troops was sent irom was in dire straits and her citi- small girls, one by small Doys oiten been up m uragress auu
. . .ontnroi , A i. i.i nf anH nrfl hv larger eiris. i ae it is an euort iu extenu liiu lci 111
Boston to destroy - Zens completely in uiewci -----.A T .a no - f, ve, , aao;nn nti trt fiv
them. Thealarm had been jpv- the military forces. , who were wj
en by the famous ride ot aul ifty of all kinds of high-hand- M.; T - ch ek has become a national pageant.
PpvprP and when the British j nf.f And all this time Mary- Tn ck raee with the boys attracting hundreds of thousands
reached Lexington (between ,and wag stiU a sovereign State Fred Russell was the winner ot of people, to a time ot year 01
. j r 1 thaw wprp ... t . j.i...j m0 hnvs and Ava Cheek was fairer weather than the pro vero-
costonana ooncutu, l..w Qi tne union,nau notsectxicu.ai. T tho .,, mA qj ct.vm,, AtU nf
. it r i ... i . . l i rnp a. i ri ill t 111 liic ix io. in iau v v.jiu auu owmw
confronted by a smau H her citizens were entitled to tne rnrfria Rua- Marh. It. is nmbable that be-
the neighboring farmers, who so nmp nrotection from unlawful ar-1 nnA T:0 Rlir.knpr were the fore this is in urintthe Canadian
upscfullv resisted the British the citizens of Mas- ,;nnr Tn an eerer hunt Har- reciorocitv measure will have
" . . . iit.KM. - ,,.,. '"J. . - . mi r.
nf v wpw fnrd to retire i f wnHioi- Nnrfhpm vov K hcrton won the nnze ior nassed tne nouse. ine uemo
ft,rMb uivj " I SUCllUSCLLO Ul O.IIJ vi,.v,. " 7 I ' - A J 1- I , i , j. J lJ
: fr. Hwtnn TfteneWS ti.. m 1 "TV, asnnf'a 1PP nnaintT me mUSL CgU3. ucn autiEuaa ua.c iuiij uu.mv.u
lut piaie. , . j . fions and amule basket picnic to go into the agricultural sched
Of this SKirmisn, m w c was on thy shore, Mary lanu, my - - . Qn th ffrounds ule and make important changes
. I.. I inrt 0T1PO5I1 l...ia. I " I..... i i i -i - . I
Americans wwc Maryland! freetoall. which they demanded during tne
like wildfire throughout the uoi- After dinner there were two tariff discussions of last year
onies and so aroused the inhabi- .rpPin.ioTrih- games of baseball. The boys of Other schedules not included in
m . i.a REPRESENTATIVE ClaudeKitCh- s , Tr,tirnte nlaved Saxa- the rpneral lpo-islative nrooram.
tantStnaX tney rubncu . . fbo hnnnr of A,""u"r'""r..r' . 71 """I ":n i. .V,
in waa actui ui ..v. nanaw. mere nave uccn ocvci - n, is eAyectcu, win uc uiuun
opening the debate in Congress, aj Kames here this year but this before the House probably dur
ino Cofnov nn the Canadian was the best came ot tne season, ing this montn. ine success o
uQri in
and Degan tne war umu icauntu
in American independence.
i reciprocity oiu, auu ncxun.y ouo-
fifty years ago today and is no L. hig reputation a3 one Gf
doubt well rememoerea oy uutny the yery begfc debaters n Con
of oar older readers. Auer mc
fall of Fort Sumter and the proc
lamation of President Lincoln
calling for 75,000 volunteers,
FABRICS
Easter being now over you are
ready for real summer clothes, the
kind that are cool and comfortable.
We have the goods for men, women
and children.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS:
500 yds best Apron Ginglianis, the yd, 5c
3,000 yds fine Col. Lawns and Calicos, yd 3c
12.V autl 15c IHmilics, in clicclts & Stripes, ttc
$t 25c Checked Klaxons,wliite and colors, at 15c
J.'
.
3),
An aviator, named Trier, flew "
T.-wrwln in Paris ftrt milPHH"
in four hours, one day last week. "5r
$1.50 Long Silk Gloves, white and hlk, at 98
New line Ladles' Xeckwear,all novelty,
15 and 25c
New line Gordcu Hosiery, Lisle & Silks,
25 and 50c
WATCH OUR ADS.
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Williams-Belk Co., Sanford, N.
C.
Oar Forty-fourth Yew.
We started this 1 mmess in a
small way in 1868. W " have
ijiown onorrapusty because we
have always treated the public
a id our salesmen fairly, giviDg
ti e n more aod better goods than
the? could buy elsewhere, Isow
wo have over two " niillion farmer
customers, supplied by over two
two thousand traveling salesmen
earnius on an average of over $100
per mouth for themselves. We
ueed a bright, energetic younir
man riirht now to travel in
Chatham county. Address The
J. It. Watkins Companr. 113
South Gay street, BMltnucre,
Maryland. Established 18G8.
Capital over, $2,000,000. Plant
oootaius 10 acres floor space.
You
Are
w w r t
wona
w
OnooiKs from the Northern States
began to go to Washington. It
was necessary for .them to -go
through Baltimore in order to
reach Washington, and in those
days passengers passing through
Baltimore had to change cars
Oiere. On the 19th of April,
1S6L, the sixth Massachusetts
regiment arrived at Baltimore on
the way to Washington, and
while marching from one depot
to the other they were attacked
in the streets by an infuriated
mob, composed of Southern sym
.oathizer?. who threw stones and
other missiles, and - some fired
guns and pistols, killing three!
soldiers and wounding quite a
number. The soldiers fired into
the crowd, killing and wounding
some of them. This was really
the first blood shed, though not
by Confederate soldiers. .
This bloodshed, this skirmish
or riot, at once aroused intense
excitement throughout the North
and the South. Northern people
regarded the affair as the bloody
and unprovoked attack of a law
less mob upon the soldiers going
to the defense of the nation's
capital, and thousands of men
volunteered to avenge the deaths
of those who had been killed; At
the South our people regarded
the affair as a heroic effort on
the part of their Baltimore
friends to resist the "Northern
invaders" in their march to sub
jugate the Southern States.
Those citizens who had been
killed by the Massachusetts sol
diers were regarded as martyrs
by our people, and the South
sprang to arms with wild enthu
siasm. In these peaceful and
prosperous days the present gen
eration cannot imagine the in
tense excitement caused by this
comparatively insignificant affair
fitty years ago today. Like the
affair at Lexington on the 19th
of April, 1775, very few persons
were killed in the Baltimore riot,
but tha effects and result pro
duced by both were most far
reaching and important.
After the resistance to the
passage of the Massachusets sol
diers through Baltimore no more
soldiers from the North attempt
ed to pass through that city for
several W3eks, but all went
round by Annapolis, until a large
enough force of soldiers was as
sembled to overawe the unarmed
citizens of Baltimore and repress
any further outbreak. After the
Federal troops took possession
of Baltimore the military usurp
ed the authority of the civil gov-
Th Baltimore riot occurred . , Un ,nlf ollc The score was one to nothing in the House in passing the bill p-o
reciprocity uiu, umx i.r , Mor,n,laln It was a vMino- fnr t.h nnnnlar pW i m
nice clean game throughout, of Senators has hid an ex hi la-
Manndale bovs nlayea a second rating intiuencc on the minus 01
t -w ..1. . ;-.n I 1 1 t- I V....v 111 ? 1 1 K..
rpAs hp. was ireuueiiuy iutei- nrom wun ureen scnuui-uuuac. uie majority leauers, auu urcv
minted hv some of the opponents The score was 6 to 5 in favor of are hopeful that much importatt
I 1 r 1 "1 Til L. r VMnlrnfl rtirik I I liifiAn w -r l-v- sir f kf Ai!
or me urn auu cu ... Mi,nn!Urehow tt u K,
... : 1 V li I it; is LliolL Lite a-ivvii ijv u KJ IJ iv vnc uiuim
cored a point m anawennj, , , , . . an(i ,uev npn,-;,. W9V9 nn j mpans cora.
. i.ck v V- fu.7 w.-w I ' " " 7
tnose wnu uau inraiupwu . nave won eignt 01 tne nine- mitiee or i,ne nouse nau not con
l ii to hf reoretted that so ex- Commencement is nearing now. templated much more than a re
0,,.Qfi uXT This occurs May 4, ana v. wu vision 01 tne wool ana cotton
a.i jj 1 rr. 1 t-v T rp ir I .1. 1 x. ; i 1 1 :
sundav. lViav tn. ur. .u. x. vuiiu, scneauies. out owinj? to int-u
President of Meredith College, successes this week they realize
will Breach the sermon. Mon- that they have time for addition
dav night of the 8th will be the al tariff revision. Mr. Under
concert by the primary depart- wood, chairman of the commit
ment. Tuesday there will be a tee, is of the opinion that the se -
declaimer's contest and reciter's sin will be completed earlier
contest by girls, and a literary than has been anticipated,
address by Dr. R. T- Vann. It is expected that the ways
Tuesday night a play will be and means committee will take
given, "Fruit of His Folly," a up the woollen schedule of the
Col. ttober,'t K. L, a grandson of
lhe great Confederate chieftain, will
delir r the' address' -at GreensVoro ri
the lo.h of May. .
cellent a speech was m
uncalled for and unkind reliec
tions on some of his colleagues
from this State. His attacks on
his colleagues in the' House were
not calculated to create party
harmony and were not in good
taste, and much more so was his
attack on Senator Simmons, who
was and is a member of another
branch of Congress. And espe
cially was his attack on Senator
Simmons in bad taste when it is
remembered that Gov.Kitchin (a
brother of Claude) is a candidate
for the position held by Senator
Simmons.
Kicked. hr a Mad Horse.
Samuel liifch,'bf Bectown, Wis.,had
a racist narrow -escape- from losing Ms
leg, us no doctor could heal the fright
ful sore that developed, but at List
Iiuklen's Arnica "Salve cured it com
pletely. It's the greatest healer of ul
cers, burns, boils, eczema, scalds, cuts,
corns, cold-sores, bruizes and piles on
earth. Try it. 25i at(J. R.Pilkington'F
Wake Forest College won in
the third annual debate with
Davidson College at Greensboro
last Monday night. The query
debated was, "Resolved, That
the Panama Canal should be for
tified." and the affirmative won.
We are glad to note that a large
and appreciative audience heard
the debate and that much inter
est was taken in it. On the af
ternoon of the same day Wake
Forest was defeated by the A.
and M. College in a game of
baseball at Raleigh. In our
opinion any college should be
more proud of winning in a de
bate than in a game of ball. The
debate is a test of intellect and
oratory, and the game of ball is
a mere athletic sport.
The registration of negroes as
Democrats in the recent primary
at Raleigh cannot be too severe
ly condemned. If any faction
in the Democratic party cannot
nominate its favorites without
registering negroes to help them
they do not deserve success. If
such a fraud is permitted in a
municipal primary, of course it
would be repeated in a State
primary, and therefore it deeply
concerns the party outside of the
city wherein such an outrage has
been perpetrated.
musical concert.
R. B. LINEBERRY.
A New Road Drag.
From the Lexington Dispatch.
A new road drug Iihh befii in
vented by Early Austin, the 18-voar-old
grandson . of Mi. W. A.
Beck, of this count'. This? 'drug
ia made of two heavy pieces, one
longer than the other and the two
joined together almost V-sbaped.
The team is hitched to this drag
so that one of tho pieces runs ex
actly in the side ditch, and the
other draws the mud and dirt to
the center of the road. Aided by
his brother, who is two years old
er, the boy built' ouo of these
drags and began usiug it ou the
... . . ,
roast that runs through his grand
father's plantation, a distance of
little more than half a mile. This
road is now considered the best
niece of road in Silver Hill town
ship. Mr. Beck and the two boys
have blasted out all of the rocks
and improved the entire road
without a cent of cost to the town
ship road trustees. Ho striking
is the example that this good cit
izen and his grandsons have set
that the chairman ef the township
road trustees cause to learn how
it was done, and he looked at the
new drag with wooder and admi
ration. He took drawinsr8 of it
to have others made for the use
of the township road force and a
number of them will be put to
work on the roads. It is said to
be a big improvement on the
King road drag, the familiar split
log drag, which 3Jr. Beck says
his grandsons use for leveling
after the big drag has done its
work clearing up the side ditches.
We commend the above to the
consideration of the road commis
sioners of Chatham, and hope
they will have some of these sim
ple but useful road drags put to
use on our sioads. Ed. -Uecord.
Congressman Marti-j W. Littleton,
of New York. his acj-ptd an invita
tion to address the .North Carolina
li,r Association at its annual meeting
in J-une.
ermg
Where to Bvy
YOUR SPRING GOOD S ?
ih have our stock c-mpiet ana price are ritrnc an.i ur
goods are right. The biggest stock of Clotlilii;,'
ever carried iu this sectiou, uud we can tic
The Long, the Large, the Stout,
and the Regular Built Man
at prices that are low for the quality, from $5 to $22 pr uit.
ALSO NICE LINK OP
BOYS' SUITS AND PANTS
A FULL LINE OF SHOES. Queen Quality for Women,
Douglas Shoes for Men and IJ.iyn.
IT DRESS GOODS we can furnish you
GINGHAMS from.
CALICOS
SUITINGS
SILKS fiom. . ..
, , . : fc to 25
, fx and
10c
.per yard, 50c l $1 5
um
in 2.V
When a medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take- Chamberlain's Couf?h Rem
edy u mvle from lo;if sugar, and the
roots us-d in its preparation give it a
flavor similar to miple syrup, making
it pleasant to take. It has no superior
for colds, croup and .whooping cough.
For sale by all dealers.
The committee of the North Caro
Una Teach rs'.se nbly have' decided
to. ho;d the n-xt -session of the assem
bly at Kale.igh November Decem
ber 1 and 2. -
Lime shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muscles, and
quickly yields to the free application of
Chamberlain's Liniment.; For sale by
all dealers.
With its usual enterprise the
Scottish Chief, of Maxton, is
sued last week an Easter edition
that was highly creditable to
North Carolina journalism, and
we congratulate the growing
town of Maxton upon having an
tariff bill without waiting for the
report of the tariff board, inas
much as it is understood this
board will not be able to furnish !
information concerning the v o !
len schedule daring the present
session. The possible' revision
of this schedule came up in tie
Senate on Thursday, when Sena
tor Warren, whom the late Sena
tor Dolliver characterized as the
'greatest shepherd since Abra
ham," offered a number of. pro
tests and memorials deprecating
a revision of the wool schedule
The Wyoming Senator represents
a wool-growing Stat?, but he
said that these memorials do not
protest againstultimate revision,
but simply prayed Congress to
defer action until proper infor
mation could le received as a
basis for scientific revision.
Senator Cummins has opened
a long expected attack on the
somewhat dilatory national mon
etary commission, that refuge
of "lame ducks," ss it has been
called. The Iowa Senator intro
duced a bill requiring this com
mission to present its final re
port at the beginning of the next
session in December, and this
bill provides for the repealof the
law creating the commission and
removing it from the payroll as
soon as its report is submitted.
The commission, it will be re
membered, consists of eighteen
members. Seven of them no
longer draw their salaries as Sen
ators and two of them were for
mer members
Representatives. This is why it
is caneu me lame uuck. rtu- m the county, nut one miner pre
Uge. To some of them, like j vents their takinsr the lead in the de
Senators Aldrich and Hale, the vaiopment of the county and that is
salary which they draw as mem- tie condition of their roads, with
Also a full line of Ltdies' Uuderwear.
Wilkins, Ricks & Company,
SANFORD, X. C.
A iypswnter lhat
-
Means Something.
Blindfold yourself Have ton
typewriters, . of different make,
placed in a row a Monarch some
where aiso'n them.' Try each la v-
board in turn
the lighest touch will be the
Light
Touch
A. wealthy Tarmtr of Mecklenburg
county, named Johu 8. Hoover, fell
from.U'e seat of the wason :he was
driving-last Saturday end broke his
neck... He. 'had been drinking too
much, . ''.'!.
In cases of : rheumatism relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
This may b6 obtained by applying
Chamberlain's L.iniinent. For sale by
all dealers. - '
Monarc
The machine with
4
9
;
and you can locate it every time,-no matter how its position
he changed. . ..... , .
Just as the proper tool3 produce the best work, so
does a responsive, key action increase the efficiency of a
stenographer. .
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Monarch Machines may be purchased on the Monthly
Payment Plan. Send for Monarch literature. Leap, the
many reasons for Monarch superiority. A postcard will
bring full information.
DURHAM BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY,
112 West Main Street, Durham, N. C.
Development ia Moore County.
From the (Jarlhave iNews.
The materril; development of the
western section of the county is a mat
ter of local pride. Uural mail routrs
are being established, .the farmers are
putting in telephones, better schools
are beinK conducted, and it has dawn-
of the House of ed upon those people that their sec-
ti u is the richest in natural resources
Killed in Peculiar Accident.
1111 u
1
Chicago, April 15. Three men
are dead today as a result of a
oeculiar accident thev drowned
in a foot of water while pinned j that he is not opposed to any of
under a heavv automobile which the members of the committer,
had turned over in a ditch at i but he thought sufficient time
bers 01 the monetary commis
sion is a matter of no great im
portance, , but the others who
draw the same salary as a mem
ber of Congress are Burros,
Teller, Money, Flint and Talia
ferro. This commission was or
ganized in 1908- Senator Cum
mins says that he . believes it is
time a definite financial plan
should be submitted to Congress;
Melrose Park.
-
Rev. M. M. McFarland, the
had elapsed for positive results.
Never Out of Work.
unui auu c ynijizi. .au pastor OI tne iYieuipaiSE cnurCU ! ine nusiesc lime -miugs ever ma. e
well advertise its advantages, at Mebane, died suddenly last are Dr. King s Xe v Life phk K,ery
Mav our esteemed friend the Sunday. Just alter preaching a pin i a sugar-coated giobuie of health,
ood roads the western section would
forge to the front at onre.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who insures hit life is
wise for his family.
The man who Insures his health
Is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guard
ing It. It is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER end mani
fests itself in innumerable ways
TAKE.
I
E. A. SSrout
Company."
Is xhi siKnutTiiiitd
on tL8 "as oi iuor
thru HOI? rurp.n MS
sM 1-st ;tar.
It is Roincr ou more than 1.500
duriug.the next twd e months.
Would Vr.11 like to ScC it on
vour barn on the farm you don
want aud to know that lhe dollaza
the dollars you do want were
in the savings bank credited to
your account ?
Strout sells farms everywhere!
He can sell yours. No advance fee
Write our nearest aen t ior free
listing- blanks.
E. strout company
Dotton New York Philadelphia
Pittsburg Cbicaca
H. H. JORDAN, district agent,
JORDAN, N. C.
Phona Party Hue Na. 1.
CUT FLOWERS,"
WEDDING BOUQUETS,
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
PALMS. FERNS, BLOOM
ING PLANTS, CADBAGI
AND TOMATO PLANTS
All orders given prompt
tion. M J. MCFHAIL.
phone, No. 94. Flot N
Sanford. N. C.
Bonds For Sa!
eminent and ruled with a mailed paper!
editor of the Scottish Chief, live
many years to serve so well and
so faithfully the patrons of his stricken
Sermon from the text "If a man that ch-iuges weakness into strength,
die, shall he live again,'' he knelt languor into energy, brain-fag into
in
prayer and was suddenly mental power; curing pons
icken with paralysis, and died headache, eMUs, dyspepsia,
soon after being taken, home. Only 2:c at o. n. PiiUngt ns.
istipation.
malaria.
mm
And save your health.
A MINISTRY TOR'S NOTICE
Having qua!i ed s Hdministrator
with the will niiv;Aei.l of the estate r.f
T. W. Segroves, deceased, this iw to
no'ify all persons haying claims
a.ainsr the estate of said deceased
to exhibit U.em to the u drsined on
or More the oth dav or April,
This5thofpril, l'JJl.
,M. T. WILLIAMS,
i Administrator C T. A.
Ilayea & Bynum, Attorneys.
Notice is hereby given tli-d, iu ' h"
suar ce of an order p.ismmI 1 h- i! ;t"'l
of Commissioners nf 1 he town of
boro, ia regu'ar session ri Sa! '! ;;"
April .'st, sealed bids will be r
and opened at the major's rMi'v in
said town at 2 o'cl- ck p. m., 1" '
May 5lh, for ?",noo of ner (.'ri'.
year street-impfovernnet hom's. l i i
1 for aiiy or all of s-iid bondn will ' r-
ceivt-d, tiut no bids below par v. : ; I :-f
considered. Donds will be issii"! in
denominations to prut bidders. Kit'd
reserved to reject any and all Lids
This April 6th, 1 ti 1.
li. KOth:, Major.
F. C. Clerk.