r.; s
Tbe County Board of Edncation
held a meeting Inst Monday.
Mia. Jennie MeLeater is visit
i'K friends in Anson county.
Mis* Minnie* DeBe. rv is visiting
Min Elia Davie for a short time.
Mato your town tax returns to
li • I*. Scales—and do it at once.
Mr. W. J Thomas of Charlotte,
’rasher*leak »eek, aelieng goods
to our people.
Mr. W. L. Parsons attended the
state democratic eunvnutson ou
the Id, at Greensboro.
The coanty candidate* will
close the canvas at Rockingham
July 28th, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mr. aud^Mrs. Catneinn Mnrri
•ouof Charlotte, am visiting at
Mr. D. M. Uorrw'ii'i,
Fancy and plaiu buggy robes
for summer and winter, can be
. had of E, 8. Davis Ik Son. *
Mr. an<{ Mrs. Floyd P. 0'li**jn
and children, of Hamlet, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gibson.
Mr. Samuel l.’nderwood, son of
Rev. J. E. Underwood, is now the
city editor of tbe Daily Econo
mist, of Elisabeth City.
Ms. W. E. Garrett and sister of
Red Springs, were visitors at the
deltgbtfal home of Dr. and Mrs.
F. J. Garrett last week.
Mr. W. P. Covington, of Red
Springs, vm a pleasant and ap
iKscisted visitor at ITid Head
light office a few days ago.
The finest saddles, and the
bast single and double harness for
baggies and wagons, can be bought
cheap, from E. S. Davit <fe Son. •
A pistil duel occurred at Ham
let last Sunday in which Arch
Lander was «h<»t by a man named
Garter, in which both received
■ woonds. x
M»a. R. B. Holt, who has been
in feeble health for some time,
waa earned to the hospital at
Charlotte lost Wedtesday, for
treatment.
Mr. J. F. Cupel presented us
with a haw’s egg a few d«ya ago
which is a cariosity. It is in the
•haps of a gonid dipper, having a
abort handle.
Ashe boro bad a terrible wind
. and hail aterm Monday night,
osapy booses were unroofed. The
Christian church was damaged
aboug gg.fiOO.
- The Board County Commission
er* met 1m t Monday. The board
will meet again next Monday to
tensive the "stums of the town
ship list takers.
Mm. W. S. BUktMr it visiting
her parents and friend* in Rock
iogfasu. Misses Besei.. Watson,
Jaaai# Steel* and Emma Cole re
tnroed bom* with bar.
Carte r-St~guer. Mira Mary
T«aaa Carter and Mr. Daunt* St >k
nw were matriad at Cheraw, H. C.
by Judge 8. II. Reid. The Head
light’s beat withes are with the
•lama yoaug couple.
R. F. D. K« l, from Kferbo i*
now open. Mr. C. R. Wallace,
tbs Mirier, mad* hi* first trip
last Monday. Salwerihem wish
iag their papers n lunged to this
rant* will pieaaa notify os at ooce.
Thar anoooncometii of Ur. J.C.
Oaadl# for regietar of deed*, was
accidental!r left oat of th* paper
| *#vk. It is there now, and a
•he little speech to tlm primary
voters. Mr. Caadl* is In the raa*
to stay, and hopes to reaeir# tb*
;. amaleatioa. ... '
The first Cantiloape wa had
assn la Rasklaghsm this season,
«l*ad by car good old aol
**r*d friend. Mania Covington, on
hiaoan farm, add was a tboaght
f*J and appreciates! press r,t to
the the editor. Ftbnd Maatin
nanaWn as kindly every year.
Thank*, friend.
• .
Little Rowland Holt, tho 11
year old aon «f Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Holt, died at the hospital in
Atlanta, Ga., last Monday even
ing. He waa a grand son of Mr.
R. B.. Holt, and a brignt little
!«ny, well known in this section,
the family having lived here for n
number of years.
We greatly regret to learn -if
the accident to' Mrs. \V. A. Mc
Donald, Misses Susie mid Belle,
and two small children last week.
They weie all iu one bnggy re
turning from night sendees at the
Presbyterian church, when gentle
old “Dolly” look au imaginary
fright and ran away, throwing
out all the parties.
Thomas-Cnrter—Ou last Sunday
ut the home of the bride's mother,
Miss Sallie Thomas and Mr. \Yil
bnrn Carter, were happily mar
ried, Itev. X. L. Sot bo it officiat
ing. The Headlight extends con
gratulations to those clever young
people, wishing for th**m happi
ness in thisJife, and the life to
come.
The Steele's Mill picnic and
Junior Order exercises on the 1th
are said to have been the biggest
event of tho season. Th« address
of Hon. R. T. Pools, state conn
iHnr, is said to have been tine,
while we learn that Hon. A. S.
Dockery made the speech of his
life. Mr. Dock-try's speeches are
always of the biglimt order, hut
this one, front' what we learn,
must have towered above all other
previous speeches. The editor was
atchoiue, too weak and sick to at
tend.
Sports ts. Songsters
The above twe bn*a ball dobs
had quite a_ spirited contest on
the 4th, at the home grounds, in
whidi the score was 8 for the
Sports and 1 for the Songsters.
The Metropolitan Life luann
nnce Company insure men, wo
men and children. For particu
lars call on agent, J. T. Edwards.*
Last Issue of Headlight.
We hare a special apology to
make for sending outran inferior
paper last week. The editor was
at home, too sick to get to the
office. .We did writo twice as
much copy as was published. All
the responsibility was on the
printer. He has left us, and now
we nave a man of large experience
and np-to-dute in hi* Jinn of huti
nesa. After this weak, watch him.
The office is in bad shape and it
is a difficult matter to get ont any
kind of a paper.
The Net/opolitan ha* mom poli
cy holders than any other com
pany in America, and exceed* the
total of all the other regular com
panies in America combined less
one. .Over 8,500.706, D*c. 18,
1006.—Brooklyn Tmon. *
| Notice of County Entracer Exam
l (Ration of the A. and M College.
i Applicant* for admission to the
A. und M. Col lego ot Raleigh, will
b* examined by tire County Su
perintendent of School* at the
court hon*o on Thuraday, July 12,
at 0 o’clock, a. m. Ikijri wishing
training to (It tbemsalvca for the
active duties of life would do woll
to com* forward nod try the ex
arait ation. Each county i* en
titled to ae many tcholarships n*
it baa member* of t he house of
representatives in the dote leg.*,
latnr*.
J. T. Ktlwards, agent Metropol
itan Life Insurance Company. •
(Mat* Democratic Convent Ion.
Thi* convention waa held in
-treensboro, July M. Chairman
Simmon* waa on hand and called
Hon. Locke Craig to the chair.
Hon. Frank MeXeill waa re
nominatad by a laVge majority,
and afterward nnanimonaly.
Governor Qlean’s admiuistre
tiou highly oodoratd. W. Jen
ninp Bryan was endorsed for
«**t democratic candidate for
precedent, and C. B. Aycock for
vice-preaidrnt. JCx-Ooverno* Ay
ooak wa* elected permanent ebair
men.
PEARLS Cr THOUGHT.
A home ic an until In the d.’-»rt of
ft fa.
Streaslh la public duct have -.aarccj ;
la r*JvAtc.
Coiirsge la danger la talf the tat
; Ui>.—Plaut II*.
Life without reatrcl:it la * I: bout
rifjiMUiuciH.
A lit tie great nan cua always br
filled with, vanity.
Revcroat reacoalng may ta ihe beat
|k!nrt of a raveirtian.
lie who Mini’s far the right vrill cot >
.'o.-.ie io n ».:au!»;!l!.
I
Cnv*;es.t U fh» tieiublla; bloal: in the |
avorav.w taa'.'\i erwr.
Ycu emnot learn ta La a guide by 1
studying a gui le beolt.
No man gets weriby riches unless .
he U uSIllas to ba poor.
Love at dm sight cTtcn picks up
her skins an«l «!o verts at second.
Yon can not cepcrnte society from
sia by scparatiaB j ourself from society.
RlcsacJ Is he that expects nettling
for thut Is probably what he will *ct.
A man’s heart must bo an Icicle In
deed that t.i act moltr.1 by a mother's
teat's.
Mt:a l> fc.tr.ihrr th in Iron, harder
J tLuis stone and tr.civ iVHcato than a
rc*ie.—Fiwci the Turkish. ‘ x.
It?Wife of looking a; *:a, fer at *si h
vl.-w It Is ant to Lccomo tetter look
i las—"Slice*:a Magr.*icc.''
A great man v. t'l asaku great oppor
tunities. even out of the commonest ,
and meanest tltufulouc.—"Success j
Magazine."
Lots of originality rinipty sgrlags
from the wrltir's uo; having read wbiii
rrlilloui before Ulai had to say on the'
saaie subject.
Nothing will stand ycu In better
stead. In the hard. cold, practical,
everyday world, thin a guoi. sound
business education. You will find that
your success In any trade, occupation
or profession will depend u3 much on
your General knowledge cf men. and
affairs us on your technical tr*!ni:;s.—
"Success MuBaslue.''
ECG3 ARC CUPIC’O MESSENGERS.
Western Girls Write Names on 'Em
and Invita Correspondence.
Perhaps the queerest way of ad
vertising for matrimonial purposes Is
that of placing names and addresses
cn eggs. During each year there are
upwards of 6CO.POO cases of eggs re
ceived In ‘Denver from Kansas, Ne
braska, Oklahoma. Texas and Colo
rado points, and it Is safe to say that
26,COO names and addresses of women
and men with matrimonial Intentions
are found In the cases.
Kansas bolds the record for having
the most eligible*. Hardly a case of
egg • received from Kansas but has
from one to a dozen names of young,
women desirous of corresponding
With tratrimnutel intenth-aw.
The system Is widely known to
men In the produce business and to
mountaineers. Young women In the
rural districts write Ibeir name and
address on the egg. They request the
finder to write them. Tho eggs are
received in Denver, packed and
shipped to tho grocery. In which way
the eggs pass through duxons of dif
ferent hands. As noon as an egg
bearing a name la found many take
it upon themselves to answer.
Those who are out for fun can get
all they want and many of the com
mission men make considerable sport
cf It. One fellow answered a young
wernan at Berthoud, Col. The man
who did the writing Is about 6 feet
2 inches WII and weighs about 120
pouuds. lie Is to years old, but this
Ls tho way he described blmself: "I
am 23 yeaf* old, weigh 145 pounds, 6
feet ttn Inches in height, dark brown
hnir. black eyes. I r.m single ahd
never wur: a mustache. I have two
| suits of clothing and a trunk large
1 enough to hold a dozen."
The answer came by return mall.
Tht* Is fho way the girl described
herself: "I am 17 years old. weigh
ins pounds, 5 feet tall, light hair
and blue eyes." 8hp expressed her
self ns being glad to have made his
acquaintance.
Several letters passed between
them, when the commission man got
curious to know who It was that
wre.o m address for her. He asked
her in one of hie letters, and she
frankly told him that U was her
father.
Fearing entanglement* or a breach
cf promise suit, he closed Ihe corre- '
• pomlence. — Denver* correspondence {
In tho Kansas City Foal.
Artificial Fieri at.
Per Imp* the art of Ilia artificial
flertet of today should lie looked up
<«n ea a arperatc study. *o varied eart
Ingenious ore thu different kind* of
blcaaoma bo bring* forth unbioahlngly
and place* aide liy aiJa with nature’a
or-n Roac* In abated Uffetaa, Mat,
screen, and that deep Crimean merg
ing Into black with wonderful effect*
in mildewed feting*, touch a dullgbt
| fat chord of color on a white evening
(•own Then, a .-tain, it would nliuoet
•oeia a* if «on>« fairy hail been busy
overnight among*! our llroadeu china
nn I afrlpyrd each raw add bowl of
nil ft* garland*. *o perfect ly bn* Ibe
Ccrlat Imitated ibnlr dainty coloring
and dolicaio ontllu.-a. Charming
too, are lb* later doHn^Btaii of
ike low bet;»,e or ciTraaau drapery
(-•wn with * -norate hlo-c mi* l)ula
ir* the acthui *tae of the goM-cred
Imnutloa that orrrron the ;<Jke*
llolor Ihna Hauketo*, and. meet or I gl
en I of oil p-rfcana trail* o* wild ttm
• olrutaa lu Wfdf pl#tk and lilac
•ore alt hern Irl-d with MM
cc*e - n.limklph:* It. o-rU.
♦
Good Men for
Commissioners.
Mr. Editor: 1 notice in The
Ueudliglif. of tW'o weeks iijj.i a • m.
municnt inn signed * * :!«s i-* *
suggest ini' Mes*r>i. II S. I ad heller
1 roni the town o( Kni'kinch:tin
T M. llnio from tin* o.wn of
Hamlet, J. A. Harrington from
Wolf 1’it Township, N. 1,. Nich
olson Iroin Steele's Township. and
W. W. lialewiti ,r*u:i U**cki:ig
lium Township, tor Count v Com
missioners. it strikes my that
the ollicrt of*County Commission r
is one to w' icii tlm people should
do •‘something.M Tli • • (trie is a
very resixmsiMtt one and the very
best and most efficient men who
can In? induced to accept tin* po
sition should l»e placed in • !iic<*
The gentlemen named in thi com
iniinicution referred to are splen
did and well M|ltip|x>il men wile
will currv into tlm i-ilite yea In of
success.Ill ImaillesH I'X .'-r eiie.e,
and are citizens and gentlemen of
the very finest type Tlmy will
constitute a representative board,
4‘airly ronres'titing every section
of the couutv, and every dement
m the coilnfy. It looks to ■me
like niclnnooa county would he
in fine hands with the county :it
fuira in their charge and I hope
the democrats will go to tlm pri
mary and vote far their nomina
tion with practical solidity.
Very respectfully,
« Citixell.,
Administrator's Notica
Havingipialified ns Administrator cf
Martin Stewart, deceased. Into of
Richmond County, North Carolina, tht*
ii lonnlify all perrons having chi.nit
against the estate of the raid deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 18tli. day of April, l!l 7,
Of this notice will lie plead in bnr of
their recovery. AH person* indebted
to said estate will please mu c imme
diate payment.
Tbis 18th day of April. IO C.
L. C. M. ji.NNON.
Administrator.
Notice
- North- Carolina, f
Richiiiond County, v
Office cf Board Co. Coni.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board will meet Monday, Ju'v
Dili, for the purpose of receiving
atid retiewing the tax li‘t«. All
persons having complaint to mulct:
will be heard at this metting.
\V. 8. Thomas, Clerk.
This July. 2d, JflOt.
It will ait-uiisU yot 11 "i t > M
T. Hinsons utid see the superb
linn of dress goods and the ex
tremely low pi ices ho is offering
tlisni ut, in his big air-rial clear
ance sale.
Nouico to Creditors.
North Carolina. I In the Superior
Richmond County. | tVoirt.
Pec Dec Mfg co el al. vs J It cnsidle eo.
Notice to creditors.
creditor* of The J. 11. caudle om:] n
ny will take untie* that by ord.-r of
liis Honor. Judge Walter II. Neal,
they are reijuirvd lo prove and Itle he
fpre the uu.icrslgic e Receiver of the
•mid J. It. eniidle company any and nil
ccoulit* lltey tuny Itnve against tile
said J It cao .le company or the said
'John I., Armisleud. Receiver, on nr
beforv Hntnnlcy. file litlid.iy of Jolt
lOUtS creditor* are fill the r nolilied
that unless said accounts are . proven
and Hied within llm -aid time I Ins no
li-e will he plead in bar of payment of
tlw Klllte.’1 Ills 22ihI day of June Its u.
Jolin 1.. A mils tend.
Receiver.
Commissioners Sale of Land
The iimlcndjnied cniiiilii»'inii<-r. Iiy
virtue of the authority vented in him
toy a decree of the Wuperlor court of
Kle.hmoiid couotv "t March term. 1000,
in a certain matt'*r entitled n» follow*,
to writ: Kelli I’revatt. et. ul . r*. Tin*.
K. H«yd nnd wife. Mauine Hoyd. will,
on Monday. Attain*! wit. IM. a". 12
o'clock in., at the the emin lioumt door
ill tli« town of Knckin«liniti. K. aril
at public outcry to the higlu-n bidder
fnreaah, tho following deacrlbed tract
or parcel of bind, being nnd lying hi
the county of Kichniond and tin- town
of Hamlet, K. C , and laMiMinl a* fob
bora, to wit:
Beginning at a *tnke In l>, M. Hen
dcraun'a and John rOiarlridge’n line
an* run* thence to the awnmp. Mn
feel to the run ofOtlio branch; I hence
on !h« awnmp 60 f*ot to another alake:
th- n parallel witli the liiat hoc to an
other auke In |l. M. llendenum’a and
John ClwirtridgeV line. then il'nvt to
the beginning, forming nil oblong
aqua re
On hi land will lie aoUUubject t> the
eontlrmalioii «f ilm Huycrnu court.
Tbit T7lli day of Juno. Ifc*.
„ JNO I . KVKMKTT,
Cointnl«a.otirr
•
IN'|t«>rl >>r i >it«liI i• >t•
Of The Bank of Pee Dee
in tlu) Suite of North Car
olinu at t he close of
Iniiiiieju .Imii* 1 .St11
lift Ml
it k s o r it c k s.
I.iniii* mat Discount* 107.11 »."'»]
< ivrdrafi*. secured, uuser.it rd IP,256.30 '
\!l oilier Stock*. lined* and
Mortgage* 3s.rxt0.rfl
Hans'ing House*. 11U*'.UU
l-'iiriul lire and 1'i.vl '\l>i U. 15 000.1X1
Mlnliior n al estate owned 3,003.00
Demand loan* lO.OCull)
Doe from Hanks and Hanker* : 0,028.61
fluid coin 2.047.50
Sjilvurcoin. ineluding all min
or Coin cm rer.ey 1.087 C2
National tank nolo* and other
I- S Holes lS.l'OO.O
"Vim. $3®,5$M.08
I. I A H I I. 1 T I K S
< 'ai«lal -Os h 2> nOn
1 Surplus fund .- 35.000
Undivided profit*, !••** current
, expenses and. luxe* j«a*l 1K.170.1R
Dividend* unpaid 500 00
H II* payable ln.OOO 00
Time Certificate* of Rcprvdfs 53.507 83
Dcl*i*it« subject lo check 101,408.82
Due to Hanks and llanitoiw 7.USD.43
fusilier* f heel:* outstanding 72.75
Certilietl Cheek* 10?.Oil
\eeru» d Interest title depnitorx 1 ,51 0.(0
I
| r..TAi ^:15o,33l.u8
Malenf Nortli Carolina, ,
founty of Uielimoml. >
1, W. 1. Parson* fusilier of the
j above nuiued bank, do snlcmly swear
1 that the above statement i* true lo the
best of my kuowl.nige and belief.
*V L. Pakdoxs. Cashier.
Suhscrilfd and *worn before
! this IS day e' June I'.KXi.
(Signed»Jo u.v I. liTua*TT.
Clerk Superior Court.
tVrreet Attest.
i ‘ T O. I.K '.K
'V. I. Kvanarr,
Win. ICniwuala.
Director
An Deport nl toilio North Cnro*
linn Corporation CoMmission
STATEMENT
I Of the condition of the Ilich
| inond County Savings Bank
|ot Rockixgbain. N.C., at the close
of business June 18, 1900.
RE.SOlRCEs:.
; I.oimir nnd diKonnts 7.1.1 f>5 00
; S;ne!:« mnl Bond* . 13.0U0.UO
‘ Cash mi hand nr.d due from
: bank* 2I.5C1.22
, <’na!i Iti'li-.H 120.80
i Furniture and Fi\iure* 447.00
; Tom I 2 8.284.77
I.I.M.M.1TIKS.
j (’apitsl Stuck 7 ‘OU.)0
I Suriilim 2,iHHI.' u
i Undivided I'mfiu 3.082 15
I Dividend Account 48 SO
j DeposeL* 105//.U 12
Total 208.2'4 77
I. W. 1.. Senii"*. (’nsliiorof the nlnive
named liaiik. iln a linnly R.vcar the
a Inn.- report i* Iron, to On* liest of my
iinmlelljie nuii liolioT.
W 1>. Settles. Cashier.
Sworn to, nml RidiRcriln-d before me,
lliia 2ilth day of June, I00U.
John I,. Everett, C. S C.
Correct nltrat;—li. A, Jolijnmii, W*
l.e«K, Win. Km wiiUlo: iHreetor*.
A. S Dockery
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ko< kix«;:iAm. X. C.
i 0 wriil pract tcv and renl
, »:CSi:CTtR'IS
3c3!iy ffiewrtain Tsa Nuggets
Uvdinir.s fc^Esiy ?oop!r
tiol.'au .I.a’.tt, srj Vigcr.
1 fr: f #r>4Sfetfky.«. IM
! hjyl K4lp*y , ririln..»\ Ocrcmj, Inij»ur«
| ii.l lvc -.1 i.’ !*y TV* »u >».
: • •* rorifc. t, r- • u : uht srfwts *»jr
r+munfxr^ i ' • vj:.- V.’i j.
; •V-n- * *-*/•< &.i .mm peomje
I
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UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
1789—J 906
, lli'nri i’I ilic Suih*'*
lalllcr;lioilttl
ItniMnTJIKNTi*
j Collegiate, Graduate, Medicine,
Engineerin';, Law, Pharmacy
Library <*mitaiiiK -IJ!«*C0 vul
' umc« New water wirk*. elmlfic
I light*. wnt.rnl hinting »rptem.
j .\»»w di.rfnitnri**. gyit.ita*inm. V.
M. C. A. building. I\SJ •hid«'iil*.
j74 in factiltr. Tli* fall t»*rm be
i«in*Hepl. Ii». 1000. Addr?**.
; FRANCIS. P. VRKARLE, Pr**.
ChH|K/l lfill, N.C.
The
CHARLOTTE
OBSERVER
riIE LARGEST AND
REST NEWSPAPER
IN NORTH CARO
LINA
K\ cry I»a.v hi tli« year 4(8.00
Tho Observer consists of 10
to 12 pages daily and 20 to32
pages Sunday.. It handles
more nos iratter, local, State
National and foreign than
ary other North Carolina
newspaper.
The 8unday Observer
is nnexc lied as a news medi
um, and is also tilled with
excellent matter of a miscel
laneous nature
The Semi-Weekly Ob
server.
issued Tuesdays and Fridays
at fcl.OO per year, is the
largest paper for the money
in thin section. It consists
f S to 10 pages and prints all
tho news of the week—local,
State National ano Foreign.
Address,
The Observer co.
. CHARLOTTE, X. C
W. A. CHISHOLM
Attohxbt-at-Law axu Notabt r» uo
Office iu WeUoii Bui id lay
KO. KINOHAM, N o
TRINITY
COLI.KGK.
Four departments— Collegiate,
Graduate, Engineering u:id law.
F.arge library facilities. Wall
equipped laboratories in all depart
ments of science. Gymnasium
furi*h"d With liest. apparatus.
Expanses very moderuta. Aid to
worthy students Ft catalngu*^
and farther information address,
D. W. Newsom, Registrar,
Durham. N. C.
Notice to Voter*.
For for fear nf a rejiort being
circulated to the effect that I bad
gone west to make it my home,
mid had abandoned the race for
I Register of Deeds office. I wish
i to correct that now, us I am only
(going to Ilot Springs, Ark. for
! treatment for rheumatism, and
expect to return intide of four or
five week*. Hoping my friends
will do nil they can for my nomi
nation, during my absence, I am
Sincerely theirs,
| Z. Z. Hadley.
' liii|Miriiiit ClmiiRoHlii Senbonru
• Schedule.*
i Tn ihg effect cmiilay April 15th No’a
[ 4 1-45 w.v* ehanged na follow* and will
! la* operated through to Charlotte and
j Itnlherfordum.
f,eave Wilmington 4 ;.V) A, M. con
necting nt IVnliro e with the Atlantia
Cun* t fur the Norh and at Alaxton for
Hid Spring* and Fnyettcville. at flam
letwitli train No (Wl for Itvleigh and
iniini* North at. Monroe with No. 58 for
local point* between Man roe and At
\ hmia arriving at Charlotte II ;U> A. M.
I I'oiiiicclinff with Houilierii Kailwar 11:
S5 l‘. >1. arrive I.incolnton 5;'l P. M.
ronnecting with C. A N. IV. for lllc oiy
le’tmir, »l flic ory wiilt Soulliern rail
way for A*h«vllle, Arriving Shelby t ;17
; P. 41. Kiitiierfoniton 8:(» P. M.
'I here i< no change in No. 7.U-40 be
I ween Wilmington and Hamlet, with
(lie exception that they will not be o
perilled bi'yond Hamlet, connecting
with No. r. uinl 41 between Hamlei ana
Ciiarlolte. No. 38-40will have parlor
car between Wilmington and Char loin
; commencing Jure lat.
C. II, OAT ITS, Travelling P»a»eng*r
TRINITY PARK .
School
A flr*t clnaa pre.mrit '»rA aohonl.
Certiflente* of graduation accept
ed for <*Al ranch to lending South
ern college*.
Hut equipped preparatory
arhool in tnefSoiilh.
H, M. North, H-ndmaater.
Durham, X. 0