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Marriage Licenses. The Register of Deeds has (ranted the following marriage licenses In the past few days: Mr. Charles Johnson and Miss Hat tie Mews, of Rockflsh; Rev. W. M. Page, of Black River, and Mrs. H. A. Guy, of Seventy-First; Mr. K. L. Da vis and Miss Lela White, of Cedar Creek. The Local Christian Scientists. . The Christian Scientists of Fayette Tllle, have rented the second story of on of the McCasklll brick stores on Hay Street and will use it as a meet ing place, temporarily, until they can build a church of their own. The Farmers' Alliance Convention. From Thars&avl Dally. The 21st annual meeting of the North Carolina farmers' Alliance ad journed yesterday after a very Inter esting session of two days In Hllla boro. The attendance was large and more counties were represented than In several years. Following are the officers elected: J. E. Peterson, president, Golds boro, N.' C; J. A. McAllister, vice president, Lumberton, N. C; George F. Parrott, secretary-treasurer, Kln ston, N. C; H. M. Catea., lecturer, Swepsonvllle, N. C; G. W. P. Catea, chaplain. R. F. D. 2, Mebane; J. C. Bain, steward. Wade, N. C; George T. Lane, sergeant-at-arms. door keeper, Aurora, N. C; George F. Parrott, State business agent, Kln ston, N. C; W. A. Graham, trustee B. A. fund, Machpelah, N. a MONUMENT AT MOORE'S CREEK ' . Unveiled To-Day. Special to Observer. Moore's Creek. Aug. 15. A splendid monument to the heroic women of the Revolution was unveiled here to-day. Rev. A. D. McClure opened the exer cises with prayer. The monument was formally presented by B. H. Hawea, Jr., and was accepted in a graceful speech by Mr, 'j. F. Moore, president of the Monument Association. - The monument waa then unveiled by Miss Lillian Colvln and Miss Kate Bonneman In the presence of a very large crowd of cheering people. The handsome shaft was then decorated by thirteen young ladles, representing the thirteen original States. Hon. Charles R. Thorn a is now de livering the address of the occasion. Wrecks on the Southern Yesterday. Passenger train No. 8, of the South ern Railway, which left Ashevllle yes terday morning for Lake Toxaway waa derailed at Selica, four miles beyond Brevard. All the cars were overturn ed and went down a small embank ment -with the result that 13 persons were Injured though not seriously. The wreck Is said to have been caus ed by spreading rails, cile Kingsbury, of Wilmington, N. C; die Wlngsbury, of Wilmington, N. C; Mrs. Walter Bear, Poplar, N. C; Mrs. H. L. Shaw, Fountain, N. C; W. B, Brown, Spartanburg, S. C; H. C. Beard, Orange, N. C; R. M. Taylor, Jackson, Miss.; Mrs. H. A. Moore, Morton. Miss.; M. W. Kelly. Augusta, Oa.; Etta Smith, Jacksonville, Fla; Margaret Shaw, Fountain Inn, S. C; Mrs. H. L. Jones, Brevard, N. C; J. F. Low, conductor, Asheville; W. R. Orr, flagman, Ashevllle. As the result of the block' station operator giving north-bound passen ger train No. 8 on the Southern Rail way a clear track at Reidsvllle, N. C early yesterday the train while going at full speed, ran Into the rear end of north-bound freight No. 8 at Saddler, N. C, resulting in serious Injury to engineer Pleree of the passenger trala and slight Injury to nine passengers. ' ' The injured passengers, according to the list given out by the Southern Railway officials, are: W. G. Stafford, Mrs. W. G. Stafford, Miss Stafford. Mrs. L. A. Sears, K. a Shaman, of Salisbury, N. C; Miss Peart Flentoff, Mrs. Lee Bevffl. Mrs. N. Ingram, and Mrs. D. D. Darraway. The places of residence of the injured passengers was not obtainable. A Good On on th Preacher. A prominent minister, who arrived here a tew days ago, tells a good Joke on himself: "Do I look like a preacher, he asa ed. When told that he was not too in dress, and lacked the conventional well-fed looking, a little too dudtsh long face, he laughed and said: ''Well a certain cltlsen of the town evidently saw nothing about me to lead him to believe I waa a preacher, or he waa either a very Impudent fellow, for as I alighted from the train yesterday and was walking up the platform to look after my baggage, a stranger accosted me, shook hands, as It I was an old friend, and joined me in my walk. When we reached the baggage room, be held out his hand to tell me good bye, remarking confidentially at the same time, that if he could be of service to me while In Fayetteville not to fall to let him know, especially II l waa in need of whisky or beer. I told him that I did not want any Just now, but would let him know if I did. I have not placed my order with him yet. Evi dently I do not look like a preacher to the blind tiger men." THE VIRGINIA 4 CAROLINA SOUTHERN. Hew Convict War Obtained. Several weeks ago the Observer recorded th fact that th Virginia Carolina Southern had received to convicts to aid in (he construction of Its road from Lumberton to Fayette ville. We thought, of course, that they were obtained direct' from th 8tate. Th Lumberton Robesonlan In a long editorial throws a new light on th subject.,...- v Says the Robesonlan: The Virlngla at Carolina Southern Railroad la the road now being built from Lumberton to Hope .Mills. Mr. J. F. L. Armfleld, o( Fayetteville, Is president of the road. Mr. John Blue, of Aberdeen, first vice-president, and Mr. N. C. Blue, also of Aberdeen, Is general manager. Nine miles of this road have already been laid from Lum berton towards Hope Mills, snd .18 miles have been graded. The road will connect with the Atlantic Coast Line at Hope Mills, and the Intention is to later extend the road from Hope Mills to Fayetteville. This road will run by way of St. Paul's, through a very fin and hitherto undeveloped .u.n. DnkjuM . Tt la lukfn hntlr entirely by horn capital and it win I JOHH ELLIOT, Vice-President. mean much to this section, and the difficulty of securing convicts to prop erly push 'the work is a matter In which the people are interested. "Mr. Armfleld, president of the road, went to Raleigh in January for the purpose of hiring convicts from the penitentiary authorities. He saw Mr. J. S. Mann, superintendent of the peni tentiary, and offered to pay the pre vailing price, $1.50 per day, for con victs, and he urged Mr. Mann to furnish him such convicts as could be spared and were not contracted tor elsewhere. BrettMoadine Double and Single barrel Guns Mr. Mann replied that It would be Iff.-1 u possible for him to let Mr. Armfleld . ... . . k m country, England and Belgium. home protection. Also , " "v Shells of all Brands, ATM). SAFETY, PMPTIESS aifl COURTESY to our friends and customers has made the National Bank An Ideal Banking Institution. We solicit the accounts of - Farmers, Merchant s, Banks and Corpo ." :, rations, and vouch for a most pleasant business relation. Executrix Notice. Havlnir qual'iBed as executrix of Samuel H. Mac Rat, deceased, tat or Cumberland county, N. 0., this la to notify all persons having olaima sgainst the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to th undersigned on or before th 26th day of July. 1008, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of tneir re covery. All persons indebted to said estate will please malt Py'nt. ;' -MAY M.B. MaoliAK, Exroutrl. This 24th day of July, 1907. All tauslness entrusted to will be promptly attended to our care Administrator's Notice. Having qualified a Administrator of O. T. HOIt, aeceaeea, taw m vum nni Ktata of North Carolina. M.UU WMH. - , this is to nouiy an claims asalnst the estate of said de ceased to present in same to inl anthanticated. within twelve months from date hereof, or this notice will b pleaded in bar of their recoverv. All persons inaenwu wj " estate II i leas make immediate set tlement' Thi..mhd.,ofJi&ip907.pELL( , ! Administrator. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES . - THE NORTH 0AK0UNA State Normal and Industrial College Art". Sacfcslor oi en-, - - " . Board, laundry, tuition, snd feel for us. Of text dooes, c., ,.. For ftte-tultlon students, 1126. .. 0MUh initruction In thi lubjeots taught , in the school, and college.. SlSSSStlSTiSitm "re offered a one-year teaching. TeK.n mm r, . . , fwnl,Ti .....'..J. in addition to iht dear course, offer, a certificate lBrBlamjna . - : Xnm iiiov" , oleoT" Mltioappliatlon..hould be mad bolor July 15. Th fall term open. September 18, 1907. , For catalog, and other information, addresj - " , Qbikmbboro, N. 0. Yours most truly, W. A. VAHST0RY, President. S. W. COOPER, ActiTe V. Pree't E. H. WILLIAMSON, Vke-Pres't T. M. SHAW, AsVt Cashier. A. B. HcHILLAN, Cashier. CALL AT HEADQUARTERS THE FAYETTEVILLE ARMORY, Administrator's Notice. Having qualified a. Administrator of Thomas Bennett deoeased. late oi Cumberland oounty, male or orin Carotins, this i. to notify all paeons hin itlaims asainst the estate of Mid deceased to present the same to me for payment, amy auinenucau), " months from date hereof, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons inaeuwu w nhu state will p'eas mak immediate iet- Uement. Th is 12th day or July. iw. . C. e. BENNETT, Q. K. Nimocks, Administrator Attorney. Administrator's Notice. BINGHAM SCHOOL 1703 1008 . l. .' - ' ' i.l 1 .a . L.. to bbUMl i a LIFE. ad locatnl oa AMS. HWM. OnhaJ "M KWml1 Littleton Female College. Gillespie street, opposite King's wagon store. Here you can see the best assortment of . Judson hmn Tax Listing. Th Farmers' Stat Convention. Th Fanners' State Convention, which will be held at the Agricultural and Mechanical CoUeee. Baielgk, Au gust t, 29 snd IS, bids fair to be the largest ever held. An attractive pro BTamm has been arranged, and a . larg number of speakers, experts and specialists in different lines of seri culture have been secured. , Features of the Convention will be th addresses of welcome by Coventor Glenn and President Winston, of the A. and M. College, and the response by Hon. E. F. McKae, of Robeson county. Th addresses of President r Ashley Horn, of the Convention and President Oower, of the State Dalry- mens; Association, will also be fea tures of the rich programme. ' List of Speakers. Among the speakers that have beeu secured are the following: ' Prof. W. H. Hays, Assistant United States Secretary of Agriculture. ' Prof. A. M. Soule President Georgia Agricultural College. T. O. Sandy, President Virginia ' State Farmers' Institute Convention. Ed. H. Webster, Chief Dairy Divis ion, United States Department of Ag- , rlculture. S.'N. D. North, Washington, D. C. B. H. Bawl, Dairy Expert United States Department of Agriculture. E. R. Matthewsoa, In charge of Breeding i. Experiments,- Bureau of ' Plant Industry, Washington, D. C. ' "", Dr.' F. L. Stevens, A. and M. Col lege, Raleigh. Franklin Sherman, Jr Stat Ento mologist : V : 7 : W. H. Hutt, Stat Department of - Agriculture. ' - ? C. a Williams, Director North Car olina Experiment Station. J. A. Conover, in charge of Cooper- ative Dairy Experiments, , United States Department oi Agriculture. Don't aocept a cough cure that you may be told 1. just as good as Ken nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup, because It isn't just as good there la quite a difference. Kennedy. Laxative Cough Syrup act. gently upon the bowels and clears the whole system of coughs and colds. Sold by Armfleld A Green We have been having plenty of rain in this section, snd the fanners are In a pretty bad condition. The ciops are spotted and badly behind time. The crops are beginning to get grassy, too wet to plow snd some of th fanners will have to lay by In the grass. Th farmers are getting pretty bae over their crops. Th cotton crop is four or five weeks behind time.' I hav not learned of a single bloom In this sec tion.. There air generally blooms tn this section the middle of June. I think it win be shoot two weeks- be fore many blooms will b seen. : I think a half a crop of cotton for 1W7 will be abort the top. 1907 has been a tough year for the farmers. : There was a terrific wind tn this sec tion on, yesterday evening up near Idaho. . It blew down Freet Bryant's wagon shelter snd wrecked his stable, and It blew down some "phone poles and broke and tangled the corn badly. Tax Listing in Cumberland. It fen my lot to be one of th as sessors this year. The first place we met was at Hair's store. The people had heard that property would he as sessed higher and they came prepar ed to meet us. snd ten us that their land was taxed all tt would bear. We moved it up a little, and there was grumbling done. The next two days we showed up at Cedar Creek. The boys had heard what we did at Hair's store and some of them were kinder ashy when they came, we did the best we could for the boys but we left some of them kinder sshy. - Vr :'?":' v".".::' ' ": The next time we showed at Bed sole school house the boys down there seemed to be In good humor and I think we left them pleased The next two days we showed st Stedmaa. Some of the boys down there kicked pretty bad and we got away as easy ss poslble. The next place we went to was Max well Mill. Some of the boys over there kicked very hard. We got away as easy ss we could. , The next place we assessed st wss Vender. Some of the boys over there kicked pretty hard. " ' The last place we met wss at Judson. The boys kicked very lightly there. I must say that the good women at all these placed did treat as kindly, and we fared sumptuously. We thank the good women. Mr. Ed Sessoms and Mr. Jas Cash- well had the best looking corn we saw on our route; the cotton crops were generally sorry. ' , ' When we finished listing one of our chums had a naked spot on top of his head. ' ; " have any convicts; that all the con victs had already been contracted tor. Mr. Armfleld then requested Mr. Mann to keep the matter before him and to let his road have convicts If there was any possible chance. "Later, some time in February, while he was In the Legislature, CoL N. A. McLean and the Messrs. Bine. took the matter up with Mr. Mann, stating that he was very anxious to hire some convicts, if possible, for some public railroad work In this sec tion. Mr. Mann asked at once If It was the same railroad about which Mr. Armfleld had been to see him. snd when CoL McLean replied that it was Mr. Mann Immediately said that it waa impossible to get them, that al! the convicts bad been contracted for. Mr.; Mann' said that It wss impossible to break the contracts already mad CoL McLean then went to Governor Glenn and called the matter to his at tention. , ."About tea dayi ago convicts to the number of SO were obtained and they are now at work on the. Virginia A Carolina - Southern, ' but, mark you, these convicts were not obtained from the officials of th State prison; they were obtained through non-resident contractors Florida contractors who charged this railroad IS per cent ad vance on what they pay the State; tn other words, these non-resident con tractors get the convicts from the 8tate the State furnishing guards, clothing and, food for $L50 per day, and for these same convicts the Vlg glnla A Carolina Southern Railroad, which is being built by home capital and which will mean much to this sec tion, must pay these non-resident con tractors $1.72 per day, at a total profit of 300 per month for the con tractors. And st the time these non resident contractors hired these con victs to this railroad they proposed to promise any number from SO to 100." including New York Club U M C Nitro Club and Peters high-grade Ulubj agent for Dupont Powder snd the Philadelphia Shot Tower Co. The Finest Assortment of Sportsmen's- Leggins on the market Gun and Lock repairing a specialty by the best workmen. Next year, 1907, will be the Forty-second anniversary of the establishment of the Fayette- vule Armory Dy ine unaeraignea - , Walter Watson; Gunmaker. Having thi. day qualified a. adminis trator upon the estate of Osborne Haw ley, deceased, late of Cumberland coun ty, all person, are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate, Snlv variAart. nn or before the 20th dV Also Revolvers for I . Jnlv. 1908. or thi. notice will b pleaded in bar of recovery. All person, indebted to said estate will please mak prompt payment jicPHAIL, Admistrator of Osborne Hawley. Fayetteville, N. C, July 20, 1807. Robinson A Shaw, Attorneys. - Three Carloads Mules and Horses Our Mr B evil hss just returned from the Western market where he bought -w Three Carloads oi Stock, consisting of several nice double teams as well as several trotters in the lot, the best that can be bought f and we are satisfied we can please you if you are in need of a horse or mule. We bar on hand nice single anc1 double - driving horses, as well as nice saddlers; and a nice lot of mules of all sises, from the beavy log mule to the cotton mule. Come look over our stock of , SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. NORTH CAROLINA. I In the Cumberland County. J Superior Court. Mggibtewsrt) vs. j-Notice. David Stewart J Thi defendant boTi named will takeaoUe thai an action an titled at above baa been eom in th AiinHriar (lonrt of Cumberland I oounty , toontaia an aoaoiui uivwuv uum u aald defendant, on the iroundt of Infidelity aa per affidavit filed, of aald defendant, and the UM defendant will take nolle that he U re quired to appf at th next term of the Super ior Court of aald county, to be held on the area Monday before ue nrat nonaay or Bepiemovr, torn m th rviitt Hnnhaof aald tountT. in ray- ettoTllle. N C, and anawer ot demur to the eomplalnt of aald action, or the plaintiff will apply to ine oouri iui icnei uvmauuvu im wu aompiainr. a.a.MoKETHAN, . Clerk 8aperlor Court. John W, Bolton, . . . . Attorney for FUint'ff. July 22, 1907. 8plendi.Uoc.tion. Health wjort Ho JSZtSS. modern improvements, zw uubiuiuh J--' advanced eours. ship, culture and social life. Conservatory "dysntag Jf """o. DCa cou es in Art snd Elocution. Business College, B'V.STsTeslth snd so- dreM Littleton, N. 0. BUIE'S CREEK ACADEMY AND BUSINESS COLLEGE PREPARES FOR ; COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY AND BUSINESS. One of the best Business Course, given in the w ole country. SpeoislisU in charm of PenmanshiD. Telegraphy, Music, Art and Elocution. Tie hiSXX&blj .indents last year, representing Wcountif s.ndfour 8UtBoardj in families, including washing, lights snd furnished rooms, $8.60 to 90Iuition with 60-per cent discount to ministers, mini.ters1 chil dren, orpbann svna widows.. . or catalogue, addres. CAMPBELL, Principal. , ; BUIE'S CREEK, Harnett Co., N. 0. OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE OAK RIDGE. NORTH CAROLINA Th Larjreit and Beat Equipped Fitting School for Yonris Mea and Bora la . Prepares for CoBese. for Buabieaa, for Life, h r. JU year wade ; Braemtaunaseauait. Foarooureee. 288 atadeaTa hut year. Term, moderate. Situated near Greeiuboro, N. C.. otie thooMndfeet abova the saatevet. For beautiful cacaloaue ad dreaa J. A. and M.H. HOLT, Principal. Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Etc W hsv all grades of buggies and wagons on hand the Cortlandt, Hackney and the medium and cheaper grades of buggies, slso harness, etc, to go with them. We pay the highest market price lor Cotton Bevill l Vanstory. 1895 RAEF0RD INSTITUTE. 3 1907 Sale of Land Under Mortgage. I : Thirteenth session begin. September 3rd. . College preparatory ana DUBiness. Graduates admitted toany college in North Carolina without examination, y, M. C. A. and Y, W. C A. - Excellent Literary Societies and Athletic Association. ' ' ' " - Thorough courses in Bookkeeping, Stenography, Music and Art. '., Able faculty. : Buildings modern and convenient Healthful climate. - More than 325 students last year, representing 12 counties and 3 States. Board and tuition from $105 to $130. . For catalogue, address ;.,.,'' ' E. D. SUMMERS, Principal, ' " "; ' , Raeford, N. C. Under and by virtue of the sower contained in a certain deed of mortgage executed bj CM. MeLaucnlln end Mary w.atcLaucniin.niawue, to H. W. LUW and K. T. Gray, ezeenlora of K. J. Lilly, deceased, on the aeeoad dav of Janu ary, and duty recoraea in boos "u no. a, page ws, exc, ia ine omo" m mkuwi w Deeda of Cumberland eonntr, 1 will sell at pnb Ue auction, to the highest bidder, for cean, the lands described In aald mortgage, alluate in rntntwrland eountv. Hiata of North Caiollna. In Cedar Creek lownahly, described and bound ed as follows, 10-wii: Beginning at a stake In the eaat aide of Finer land, near the Big Swamp; thence through the Big Swamp, N.7S, E- chains and 60 links to a stake; thence 8. 9E. 19 chains and lit links to a llarhtwood atumD near a nine noint er; thence N. 82 E. 28 chains and 86 links to a stake In John B. Hall's line; thence 8. 10 JC. 21.60 ohalna the Barkadala line: thence 8. 8u W. 4 chains to the month of a ditch at the cause way; tnence n. vf w. a cnaina ana at hue. to a stake in the edge of Flney Ialand; thence N. 11s W. l ebalna aud 6 links to the beginning. Th Limit of Life. The most eminent medical scient ists are unanimous in th conclusion that th generally accepted limitation ot human life Is many years below th attainment possible with the advanced knowledge ot which the race is now possessed. The critical period .that luteruilnea Its duration, seems to be sutween SO and 60; the proper care of Ilia body during this decade cannot be too strongly urged; carelessness then bolng fatal to longevity. Nature's b(t holpw after 60 Is Electrio Bitters, l wieiitirto tonie roedloiu that revl t.i! 'os evorv orgim of the body. Quar-si-t. td by B. & Bedberry's Bon, Drug I .X '60a , ... , The Bed Springs Citizen.; i ; t We are glad to note the growth of the Red 8prlngs Citizen in the follow ing Item taken from that' paper; ."Mr. R. B. Branch Is absent this week on a business trip to Richmond. He Is accompanied by bis little boy Raymond, snd will spend a day or two at the Exposition before returning. On or before September Ut the Citi zen win be enlarged from a six to a seven column folio. ThU change is made necessary to meet the demands ot increased business. ; .1 a "Regulsr ss th tun" t an expreslon as old as the race. No doubt the rising and setting of the sun Is the most regular penonnnnce in the untverso, unless it is the action of th liver and bowels when regulated with Dr. King's New life Fills, uuar anteed by B. Bedbenys 8onJ Drug gist. zBc 'v;; - -; f i i ; Let m mail yon free, to prove merit, samples of my Dr. Snoop's Bestorav UvaL sad my book on either Dyspepsia The Heart, or th Udneys. Address bm. Dr. 8 hoop, Eadae, Wis. Troubles of th Stomach. Heart or Kidneys, aiw merely Bymptonis of a deeper ail msmt. Don't make the common error of treatlnx srmbtoms only. Symptom treatment is treating the result oi roar fnmsrrt and not the cause. Weak Btomaca serve the insld nerve means Stomach weakness, always. And th Heart and Kidneys as well. hav their eontroUlnx or inside I Weaken these nerves, snd yon Inev itably have weak vita, organs. Her Is when Dr. snoop's Hestoraor ass mad its fame. No other remedy even elaima to treat th "lnsid Also for bloatlnc biliousness, bad breath or complexion, as Dr. Snoop's Restorative. Writ for my tree doos sow. Dr. Snoop's Restored vs sold by & B. 8dhfTjr Son. Kstis8 cf R2sa!8 "H iapl Pmuiius ardar of taa BoeeTlor Con CaaabMlaad Oantty, Bad la a spsclai pro ceeding tfeerelaK Dead lng, eatltled: -fttoa. H. MeMeUl, admtnbtrator of Setsoa Starr, Saeaaa ad.vs.MlMaB. man sad w. n. aooweoa, " rt being a pirxwedkig lo Mil tke laixt. k,etnaflc aaeaUoned aad dewrlbed lo anako aaaete for a, Ba.mant of debts due bv the aauwnf said dew. nil, not tee ss swrebf gtrea that I wiU saU at pubtie auetloa. to um kirnM bidder, tor cask, tbe Mrfnrtot Iraat a awessaa'laiid.sita- ats la Vuaaaeriaaai iroaiv, waia at ia w oUna, la ta City of rereuerlUa, aad Bounded nri dMrllMl m aottMra. la wife: Uesrlnnlaa oa the wast edreef tamsir street 1 beroDd the town line, at the eoraar of lot Mo. 1 1 oa the nlaa of J. W. Lett'alaad.aad moaeoata- ward If wit at sassy street to soatbaast eoraar f lot Ho. U; tavern with the lloflotko.ll araatwardir lo a stake 210 (set froai ataeassv street; tbeuee soathwardly with Maauey sUeet to a stake, Ibe aoruiwest earner of lot So.; I uusnelia Una Mo.tlotfcsSMtlnBlnofSasa-4 sey street, containing aearly dps-half acre, and j It as known ana aesiguetea in toe puui vt t. w. Ltt'e lAnd dmvmd unmaeriana sueet on ine sooth. Itamsev street oa the east and Hilts boro straet oa laa weal M hi , isee puus sur veyed aad aaad by D. tt. HeDome, and to which reference eaa be made), oa which lasts It a small tenaaant Bouse. There b) reaer.ed and excepted ftom th op eralkon of this dead a sasall lot of land eonreyed from original tract herein described by Melaoo Starr aad wlUrt)S. . Willlama aad V. 0 WU- containing 229 acres, more or leas, and being the same land mortgaged by Thorns 0. Had I ana wlls, wnicn sua mortgage la amy recora e negiaier or venae ror k "i ' no. , page aiurs proceedings e.Jr. Oommlaaion ("pea ' $3.00 Per Gallon Is the purest and most perfect P.ye Whiskey. We solicit a share, if not all, of your trade. No charge for jugs or packing; sent in plain packages. The oldest and best equipped MaiLOraer House in the' country.' Return express bears your order and delivers directly to you express prepaid. The' NeWcomb Company -ll Distributors of Fine Wines and Liquors ; PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Ha m1 In the oHIm of the I Cumberland county, In book "I" 14 at see., and under foreclosure ennve.Ml bv James C. HacKaa. ar, to Lilly Or.y, Eiecutora of K.J Lilly, de ceased. Record d In Book "O" No. 6, page 678. And by Uliy uray, executors oi a. i. LlllT.deoeased. cunrned loC. U. McLauchlln. Date of sale: Kinday, August 36, U07, at 12 I clock, St. . riace ot aaie: uoun nouse ooor, sayeiwruie, Korth Carolina. ThUddayofJuiy. w K.T.QKAY. Sieoutors of a. J, uuy, I Notice of Resale ot Land. UNIVERSITY k0F NORTH CAROLINA. t7SVM07. Head of theStste's Edocstionsl System. DEPARTMENTS. ' CoUcfe. Eafllacaiia,' - Sradaustc. . - -Law, . : ::r Library contains 46,U00 volnmes. ' New water wotks, electric lights, central ' bestioR system. New dormi- -' ' tones, gymnasium, Y M. ' - J. A.- Building, , library. . 7M Stnrtcata. . H la rsjeajlty. Th Fall term begins - Sept. 9, 1U07. Address t MAHii P. Vtsitit, Finn xst, . . oMAPIb HILL, K. C. " j ' ' Under and by vlrtne of s decree of the nope-1 rior conn of Cumberland county, In a special I j. a. ' belna a special proceeding tor toe sale ot ianas ne- "We never repent of eating too lit tle," wss on ot the ten rules of life of Thomas Jefferson, president of th United States, snd th rule sppUes to every on without exception daring this hot weather, because it . Is hard tor food, even In small quantities, to be digested when the blood Is st high temperature. At titls season w should eat sparingly and properly. We should also help the stomach as much ss pos sible by -tn us ot a little Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia, which will rest the stomach by digesting the food tself. Sold by Armfleld Greenwood. lIUoo, by deed dated day of - -.1- duly recorded la Sook bo. ,tfe, la the office of KesMtor of Seeds of Cumberland oounty. IteJafaabK Ansrust 33. 1907. at 12 flVetoek. M. Place of sal Court Hones door, yaysuerUle, Sale made subject to confirmation of court. 4. swsilafOCKg, J al 90, 107. CommiMUHMf. Stats o Hosts: Cabomsa, 1 , -ona CamberLsnd Coanty. ''. B. Bowden enters snd claims three acres of land in Flea Hill township, joining the land of Simon Geddie snd PI. it. Alien OB in aouta auu west, Beasley land on north and east, -JntMd 80U day of July, 1907. W.M. WALKI1.E, Begisterof Deeds and i jXz, 0. Entry laser. Best f or ECdiuJ asi Fimtfy Use 4 0::rt3, mi Shipped in Plain Sealed Package Express 1 Prepaid. r SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OK TOUR MONET REFUNDED. Oer Motto t V" "N Mew Cheap, fctst Haw Gd." ' Basalt bBxpreat es t. O, Moaay'Osder. THE CC'JSin SUPPLY CO., ss-v RICHMOND', V. " RafeaStvesH Plantar National Bank, v. n AN OLD MELLOW Af v NOSTHCASOLiMA t, , COPPBB DISTlLiSD ' yl W Jtl 1 O K lis Is taristacrton Ooartnteed ot yont MONKT BXfUNDZD. PLAIN, HEAT PACKAOES express fi n .65 a, y ThCC'JOSlTFLYPil RICHMOND, VA. M' Prt.V longlDr lo tbe estate of the late Janette Brown for division amour the heirs at law. 1 will sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the lands belonging to aald estate aa mea- I tloned la the petition Died In aall proceeding, I said lands being bounded and described as fol-1 i tows, to-wit: 1st Tract, Known as "Old Homestead" tract containing 300 acres. In Beaver Dam Township, Ing tbe lands of the Rollins estate, the Haywood rianer lands ana ine a. w. uacoa ianas, oeisg the same tract eonreyed by Kaeford Fisher to at laa Janette Flaher (who later married J. w. brown) by deed duly recorded In Bladen coun ty, (prior ito the annexation of heaver Dam township to Cumberland Co.). 2nd Tract: Containing 110 acres, more or less, situate In Big Branch, fa Bearer Dam Town hln. ullolnln. the lands of M.O Thaaard.GiaV lana, janetie urown ana .essup ianu, ueing un No. In the division of the lands of the estate of Kaeford Fisher, allotted to Mrs. Lsna-don V. Culbreth.wife of w. H. Culbretb, and daughter and one of tbe helrs-et law of said Kaeford Fish er. See records of Cumberland county. Bald lot being subsequently conveyed by said Mrs. Culbretfi and husband to Mrs. Janette Brown br deed. v Srd Tract: Containing about 2tt tores, mora or less, situate In Big Branch. Bearer Dam township, adjoining tract Mo. 3 a bore mention ed, also adjoining the lands of M. C. Thaaard. J.ateD. Jeasup and A. B. Smith, being lot Wo. .allotted In the division of the lands ot the aid Raeford Fisher to Mrs. Janette Brown, s daughter and one of the helra-at-law of said Kaeford Flaher. The timber has been sold on the second and third tracu.wllh about 1 years 10 remove same. Date of Sale: " August 20, 1907, at 12:30 P. M. Place of Baler Court House Door, Fayetteville, North Carolina. The three several tracts above de scribed will be sold together as a whole, (ale to be made subject to con firmation of court , , Thls Uth day of July, 1907. N. C. THAQARD, ' Commissioner. FOR SALE. Ob farm of 107' seres, IV. miles south of Hops Mills. Good improve menu. 40 seres in cultivation, nai- snce of tract the best of corn, cotton I and truck laud. Good community, schools and churches. Good water. Saw mill, good as new; latest Improved machinery. ' uoe Duggy, one wagon snd fsrm implements. Two mules, one cow and teenty-iive hogs. The above ! DroDertv Is all for sal cheap snd yon will do well to set these bargains, for they ranst go. Re anon for selling: own er will move to Florid soon.'" Address , N, G. CULBRETH, ,. Hop Mills, M.O. TRINITY COLLEGE Four Departments Collegiate, Graduate, Snglneerlng ana Lew. Urge library facilities. Wall eqnii ped laboratories In all depart ments of eclenoe. Gymnasium fur nished with best apparatus. Expen ses very moderate. Aid for worthy students.. . , , .? . . Young Men wishing to Study Law should in vestigate the superior -r advantages offered by -the De partment of Law : in Trinity College. .... , tot Catalogue and further Infor mation, aaaresa I D.W.NEV I y Dtrrham, RE WS0M, Registrar, Nottfi Carolina. Dqooq Institute and: : redbc Conservatory. Ralsiqh, jXostr Cahomma. A high-grade college for women. Twelve Department under ipse-. ialiit Excellent buildings and sjpacions grounds. Every proven tive against Ar snd disease, Takes a limited number and gives indivi dual attention: Founded half cen-: , tory ago and runs solely upon its i merit. ' .;. ,. . ' For catalogue apply to ' UENUY JEROME 8T0CKAED. r Trinitv Park School.- . as '. flcate of Grftduatlon Accepted for Jin T Ih.u 1a T tV.nll..M flAllaaa MaUliJV w JUSSsmUIUy sTvruvUSJsi U VIAUQ sssil Best Equipped Preparatory School in the Booth. Faculty of Ten - Othcers snd Teachers, f Campos ot 8eventy-tive Acres. Library containing Thirty Thousand Volumes- Well Equipped tiymnasium. High ' Standards and Modern Methods of in struction. Frequent Lectures by Prominent i ., ... Lecturers. - , Expenses Exceedingly Moderate. Ueven Years of Phenomenal ' Uuccesa For Catalogue aud other Information, address - H. M. PORTH, Beadaaaatcr, DUIHAM, N.C. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS. Practical education In Agriculture; in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering; in Cotton Manufactur ing, Dyeing and Industrial Chem istry. Tuition $4j a year; Board $io a month. lao Scholarships. - Address -PRESIDENT WINSTON, V West Raleigh, H.C. ' " UNIYER$ITCOLLECE OF MEDICINE "n,a STUWT McaulBg M. Pi, eiatsietarv. IsaoaroLaboratariae in Charaa ofapeciaUats Cllnlca In Five Hoapitala aUted aa rirst-Ciaaa by those who Knew Tfln tnt CMtloruSpcltr Dtvurtmtmi, MEDICINI-DlMTISTgY-yHMMACT Scottish Firs Insurance Company, "- ' v ; Fayetteville, N. C. Havlng'been appointed an Agent for this Company) I am prepared to Issue It policies, and thus encour age home enterprise. Business soli cited. F. R. ROSB, Mgr. CAROLIll A IJICH1 1MIII ; C. S. RDS'SEL.-Prsiiiitr. . FAYETTE VILLG, N. C., M fllllllS, yiti liln id to -Ttot Saw Kllla, Planing Kma, Dry Kllni, and Tram Roada. r- FULL OTOCK ol PIPE ond FITTING 23s
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