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RURAL CARRIER ITEMS
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K. F. D. NO. 7. We have a good one on C. D.
Our Buff Wyai.dotte chickens Martin but it will keep awhile.
won more prizes at the State fair j Fleet bheltun and Ned spent Suu
lastweek. ilas won second and da at Altamahaw visiting their
Peter third premiums. We exhibi- "e L. D. Hippy,
ted at three fairs Alamance, Greens We had tnc pleasure of eating a
boro and Raleigh this fall and won shucking dinner at Mrs Bettie
seven 6rst and nine seooned prizes Rom today. W e enjoyed it hugely,
on our chickens each show being Mrs Ross is one of o-ir best friends,
judged bv a different expert judge. ' e than Mrs Stony, Mrs Fau
We went to the State fair last tte Mrs- G- J??? lrf S'tU
week accompanied by our better half . htJ J. C. McCuiloch for
to keep us straight, and mMt iv
the fair was the best ever. V p I
visited cou-in Tool Workman who !
lives in Raleigh and had a g-od
time. Cousin Tom furnished us
1 ts o good rations and a place to
sleep and we furnished a healthy ap
petite while there. Cousin Toms
wite Maggie and two little daugh
ters Sadie aod Margaret proved to
be delightful entertaine r and plea
sant hostesses, while ciusin Everette
WorkmaD from Goldsbon furnished
lots of fun fur us all. We all want
to go back again wben eni.sin Tom
get his larder rejleuishti!.
Esquire John Duon i in GoKl
stoue doing S'me wrk tor Mr.
feharpe who i m the mercantile
busiuess dvu there.
C. F. Raiihut and daughter E!iz;i
beth attended the State fair at Ha
leigh lat Thursday.
Corn suckings are now on deck.
We can sympathize with Chas Ts
ley in his misfortune of not getting
to tulfill his engemnt with Mis
Annie Wav, Sunday night n ac
couut ot Herbert Sharpe stepping
out and claiming his lady. On ar
riving home Miss Way-.taken Mr
; Sbarpe into the parlor and .proceeds
ed tot en.tertoia h,iWiien shortly
after Mr Shaipe's father" knocked at
the door and called his son to follow
him home.
Peter 5te !e after a weeks illness
has retnmel ?.)ine lo work. He
remarked that Bellemout was
blooming u lat lut he has failed
to name the flower.
Ask E'.l Foster vyhere, he left his
SuuS box Sunday evening. He ami
the lady he was sporting Suuday
nigtit neeletl it oef re he went home.
Ask Joe Rich our p juUr voung
sp n of tjIlern t)t s.aietiiinir about
that tnisad venture he had at the hol
liness meeting on Sunday the 1 7th.
Pshaw boys geti yoiir hat and
wafih hiV bnsiaess. Doa't let
t afuad of vou. Hur-
nice vegetables this week
Several on No 8 visited the great
show in Greensboro yesterday they
report a fine. time.
Mis. C. D. Martin is visiting her
father in Wentworth thi9 weik hope
she will have a pleasant visit.
We attended the state fair last
Wednesdav and Thursday had a
nice time met lots of carriers from
other parts of the state No 4 6 7 8
and, 10 attended from here.
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will
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to it'oJd bov vou
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H F. D. No. 8.
er what Evlev Lowe is go-io-'wha'
those kittens he
home from Ahamahaw No.
u.o v her Sundav. ask him.
mi 1
Ed vin King visited his father
who is painting at Oxford last week.
John, Paschal has returned irom
Greensboro. We are glad to note
hat he is improving.
Items From tbe University.
Judge James Cameron MacRae,
who for the past ten years has been
Professor of Law and Dean of the
law department of the University
died suddenly Sunday night, Octo-
er the seventeenth.
Judge MacRac was born in Fay-
ettevdle in 1838.' "e attended
school at Donaldson Academy after
wards teaching unti1 he received lic
ense to practic law in 1859. During
the civil was Judge MacRae en list
ed as a private in company H. 1st
N. C, Volunteers. He served
tnrouarh the war and at the close he
held the position of Adjutant Gen-eili.-iiwiejAU
Baker .tter . tie,
wa he returned his prciifot
lavf and was made, judge' of tl ie Sup
erior Court ip 182 In 1 89?Iutfe:e
MacRa was elected Assoeiare Jus
tice ot the Supreme Court. In 1899
he accepted the position of Profes
sor ot Law and Dean of the law de
partment of the Uuivrsitv 'which
position he held until his death.
In the death of Judge MacRae
the State loses one of the best citiz
ens, and the University one of its
mosT loyal supporters.
The students held a large mass
meeting in Henard Hall Thursday
night. The object was to revive our
athletic spirit and to give the foot
ball team a pleasant send off to
Washington were they played
Georgeto wn University Saturday re
siiltinjr in a score of 5 to 0 in favor
of the North Carolina men. r
A great number of the students
here attended the fair at Raleigh
and report a pleasant time.
Dr. Joseph H. Pratt is spending
a few days in Raleigh on business.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Post Jiiioe uncnimpd.
Burlington, N. C. Oct 23., 1909.
Gentlemen t
Charles Adams, Joe Beasley, J.
W Baldwin, (2) George Boarins, A.
Crisco, John T. Cntchin, Freeland
Cook, J. S. Coble, Mack Carter, Joe
Cates, 111 Catts I. W. Fowler,
Frank Fourston, Frank- Florence,
Birdie Graves J. C. Grave, Webs
ter Huffman, J. B. Hudson, Esq.
Henry Holt, E. D. Holt, H. H.
Holt Stering Holt, J. W. Hawkins,
Anno Henry, W. T. tlefuer, Pink
ney Haithcock, Dune Ingle John
Kernodle, Otis King, J. A. W.
Long, W. F. Lov, James Lee, F.
L. Morgan, Forrest Moore, W. H.
Moore, Prince Macclowd, J. J.
Melloyd, W. K Malone D. G. Mor
ris, (2)T. Otary E. E. Oliver, SV,
T. Paschall, Thomai-Stone, Dick
Smith, F Schtiltz (2) Sam Shaw G.
C Satterfield, Burlie Terry, Elmo
Taylor, Victor Hosiery Mills, Ster
ling Vezey, Irene Wright Lea Wotn
ble. Ladies
Misses Belle Wilkinson, Jennie
Bratchell, Susie Baggs, Sallie Bald
win, Emma J. Burch, Frances ' ox,
Neater Cousin, Mary W Darnell,
Hettie Dollar, (2) TIattie Evans,
Lorale Hall, Mary 5,A Holt, Cornia
Le Su die Taylor, Minnie Williams.
Misses C P Davis Lular Davis,
Julia E'loch, Nancy C. Foust, Julia
Fo;ier, T F. Hatchett, Emmalslev
Amelia Jordon Annie McConnell,
Jennie McDonell, Mary Murry, An
nie Muskett, J. B. Pritchetl, 'Mary
TiiompsiMi, Lizzie Tickle Lillie Ter
re"j Va. H. Turner fxuis Wilbura
Browia&
(Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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Balky Hore.
Ohio State Journal.. . -
A wealthy farmer in New York
whipped a balfcy lorseaud while en
gaged in this hither violent effort,
he fell over dead. We woitld not
say that this result. vs hi tUu na
ture of a retribution forTi f'i-h and
cruel'-act. It is possible fht the
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