THE KOCKET.
We seelhat many of the county
Alliances inr recent : session y passed
resolutions against supporting men
for county offices ' w ho get drunk,
cut dd and wonY Day" their Ironest
r . .-. , -.
-grjRSDAY, JULY ,28 1892. -
HOMES AMD BOSS FOLK FISST.
"Jhe County commissioner! meet gresa andif Richmond County 'AY-
i The" Cream of its News Raced before
v - J2h& Backet's Eea&ers. -
me vrater-meion mar&ems run-
Personal Mentica.
Mr Jno.r C.Eilerba is at Ellerbc
Spring??-
- Mr Charley Terry is-at home for
a few' days
PEE DEE ITE2IS.
tfepcrted fcrThV; Socket z by Chas
Willis. ?;;,
It 'seems-that a certain boy lik es .
debts. . TbaV a.step in moral pro, mng over.- - ? V; A t- w w Everette andchUdren I "RoteCs)" very much, from tbe way ,
The Baptist: Chorch has just re- K .. ... . ,. - -y- xWnllr - he .visits Pee tfee. :-V-:- - in
Fiance has not yet pasaeduch a re ceived and hadput upa 700 pound
- , t
The Presbyterian Church here
for our offices. , - . . will elect four additional elders next
We saw a youngster piling wood Sunday.
5 -'- : . .1nl:n 'teo Knna if Drill ttnti Rlir.fclhpll
It is reportea tnta an episcopal 1 - v , - z- I
'flmrch is one uUhalhings in store
jor Rockingham. - -
Elias. Catr and JSx-lioT. inos.
to it. "We have enough gooo men
EillnO' vail aaiv w w - I - - - . ... . .. - j 1 xj v;1 -
t ..; will nfsk "at Maxton on for the tailroad company last week i Itf is reported that the Female In
J . tl k" o-j- - - I and he took snecial care to place thei atitute will soon be TeoDened -with
. Jnaen i v - ui ua u. i - i , - . 'i
Yon don thaw to look at the ' cooW jump eleu Mr. L. B. Trince as pripcipal.
A v. t find - out wrougM crauB u
(beriD" t-f R-1nte- Rome folks think it's
bao i nor H Ml IIX. "-" !.-
.1-
how iu
- '-
colored school teacher.by the
Bsni of McFarlan has been appoin-
ttj postmaster at Lneraw,
The crops in this section are' not
very promising, but compared with
those of some other section's are fair.
The cotton- seed oil " millwHV. put
in two 80 saw gins and be ready for
ginning by the first s of the cotton
I season.
The latest advices as to the re
moval of the railroad shops at this
place are to the effect that the shops
are here to etay . T' '
Revs." A.- N. Ferguson.' 4md W. B
smart and no sin to cheat but migb
ty bad to steal. They are the same
i thing, one. being done mostly in the
I dark and the other both day and
Tbe Methodist congregation has J nj-ght , -
.-J Vtot noctr.r . Pav -..VV , R : ... . r ...-.v.
panieu rw.,.,,.,.v. v?. . pit wilrnor be long- oeiore ine
poub, a vacation of one month. Democratic convention of this coun-
-Mr. Walter L. Larsons ana lam- ty wiji called and if tt wilt be
iU are now in their new and elegant careful a the selection of its candi-
jiaaie that has just been completed.; aatcg Richmond, county . will go
The Elders and Deacons' Insti- J Democratic. It muBt be extremely
tllte Opens -m .-. jpiujja ; vaiciui uu,n uvu in.. -
Tuesday and promises to be a profit- people who pay the county taxes,
jble occasion. who have the mass of the county's
j u: na mt intelligence and who bave its inter-
-.llliman auu u FH"" . T , f- .HW ITpv Tnstitntfl
Mondav and 1 est at, uearv win aanuauwr jus huh r
of Government. r , i at. uiixubuuiu smw n.soiuugu
ed. lney speatc 01 it in, tue niguesi
Committee Meeting. 1 terms. ; . : : ? - '
A meedng of the Democratic Mr. Henry W. Malloy, who cam:
ecutive Committee of
county -will be held at Rocking
are visiting relatives
'- Mips E." E.Blakey left Saturday
for Richmond and other points,
v Mr Ji m .Parsons of Wadesbord is
the guest of his brother, W. L. Par
sons. '
MissEasd ale Shaw and Mrs W. L.
Covington have gone to Jackson
Bptings. " "
"Mr. W,P. Covinston and Dr. Jen-
ningVof Bennettsville spent Tuesday
in? he City -Mrs
Dr. Stahsih, Mrs T. a Goth
- . . r -V 11 . .t .I'll
ne, Mrs a: . LeQDeiier ana cuuureu
leftTuesday for EllerbeSpringr.
Mr. Oscar McAulay returned
Saturday from Florida and left for
Aberdeen Tuesday with his mother.
Mr. J. E. Batton i and Mr. John
HW.tr bave established a first class
tonsorial room on Haslingder street.
fs Semes lik
-X v jVvTVtt ESGlHJiiiKIKSr "
. - SCEE3ICS AID) iSX. .
Count) lnTeleeraDhr, Xostimctloa:
Mnsie and Art. Cornet Sand.; r;-
Tcalio-a Tamons for Beauty andfiealth. . ..
For those tot prepared for College Clauesr
theroisa . - '
Complete Prpparatory-pcrartacttt. ,
Resident Surgeons. l rteparatory MefltcnT
Imo cnarge jor mecueai tteti
Mrs. JOtm r. Xiaoivr nits juot i t, - JjOW rtc For narUcclar addresa
tnrnpd flora a visit to ' Rev. F. L.
TbwnsendsVfamily of WadsboTO
i Mr. B. J; Bolton has received- the
eontract for erecting Miss Jennie
DAVIS SCHOOL Winston. N C.
Our.Club-Sates. - ' --
We have j madv- amngements
Mclrmis' dwelling on x Haslingden whereby we can furniTHB.Kec-
street. ' ' - I w oiner siauuru yrci
creat lv reduced nrices. lnero oucnj
o r -''-
Mr George Ussery was baptized in '
are open too!d and new subscribers
; ; ,,. : 1 J'.vw 1 alike and in all cases the cash mosl
at nan pasi o uiuc x.. . aAAmnniinir lVft nr .pr p -d thew .
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
Stamey.
Rev- Stamey began a series
ot meetings at Zion ch urch last Sun
day. He will be assisted ins his work
by Rev. F. L.,Townsend of Wades
boro. - , :
The Cleveland Fan is now in order.
The Rocket with Home and
Farm one year, $1.85.
With the; Southern. Cultivator;
one year, ,
With the New York World, one
year, $2.25.
With the Courier Journal, one
in BennettsvPle last
rough times were looked for but up
to this boor we have received no
particulars. - " ' ;;i
Among the visitors to the Dem
mllv last Fridav nieht, we
noticed Squire Peter McRae, of Lau-r
riaburg.and Mr. H. H. Covington,
0Lurel Hill. . . '
Tuw Press convention is in ses
iiod in Charlotte. Eat hearty breth-
.- . I wm ,m m i fW;H- .1 . . . 1 r J 1
Arrowood began a series of meetings TO me wonvenuoa .waica meeu ay May it assist in wnnmg ua iu Avuo year,2.U5. ...........
at Aberdeen school house, near Old LTimbertcn 0a ATOgnst 10th. in, forever, infernal force Bill in- Wilh the Weekly Star, one year:
Hundred, this week. , We republish the delegates, by tentions and Protection Millionaire $2.25.. . 1
Tu:a tAwnJrtd vicinitv has had townships; that were elected to the Policies. .- r M With the Philadelphia Times, one
Congressional uonvenuou oi ims , We were glad. to see ouroia inenae year,
Messrs. Joe Shaw, Will Shaw, Jas. With the Atlanta Constitution, one
Melton; HenryBlount and otners m i yeart ja. ao.j
Darlington, S. Gira a visit to Rock
ham at 10 b'clock a. m. on Monday
the first dav of August at which
meeting the prompt attendance
all the members is requested.
D. Stewart, Chr.
,'f - t 1: I-
ingtaim lasi. i?ees.
era will be a Picnic at Rocky
ram, JNeison MCASKin. - Unrigs in Montgomery county next
Turk 1 . ... vr... -m .i i :
Of
District which' meets. at Lumberton
on August 10th.
Steeles T. F. Stanback, R. R.
Little, Will A. Smith".
TKnhmnnd U..i" r:,: :,u aDa f , Mineral opungs r. -
n u ru inmi 1 1 hi iiiv buu n l ia a vwou i i
- Li..:j t .'. ia J A. lng
typUUiU iCVCl BUUIC UlUO ogu. auu
at the residence of his father-in-law,
'Squire Peter McRae, is reported
convalescent. .
Mr. Maxcy L. John, who recently
graduated from the University Law
School and is one of our home boys,
will hang out his sign in this place
after the Supreme Court meets and
he has obtained his license.
T. M M RifnVt whn has attained
. ---.--- . I 1WVB1I'6UUAU I . - - . . a
some notoriety as an inventive Guthrie, J. W. Cole, R. u Steele and twv
genius has come to the front again S. G. Covington. I Dynamiter" pays for ita insertion
with a patent self-adjusting Bed Laurel Hill-J. H. Walters, H. every week one or the other ad
Brace. This is the fifth'' patent of McLean, P. H. McEachin, Wm. nauseam.
which Mr. Ritch is the author; Johnson and Jno. B McNeill. We went to Haml et the other day
A prominent citiien1 of William- Stewartsville-J. P. McRaev A. L. and viewed 175 convicts at work
son's township was intawnlihe James, W. H. McLaurin, T. J. Gill, there orrthe cotton compress being
Hirlnxhonij J.T. John. D. D. Mcintvre, J. u. erected oy me v;. v. ft. xw vai. xuwj
celebraUng the coming xanniversary o tnere oemg 'Vyjx. ,. CIevelana wouId ooll r.v and S. J. Hunter.
m . m ni oiio-nr aiinpr nn ui uu mm- i t
uiti uw luiww. v... I ' - ' .....
50 votes m tnat lownsnip
You cannot fail to find m the
above list sbmrpjrper to suit you,
so select and send on at once
time when men ' must be : straight The IDemocratio Bally,
even outside ol polidca ; " The first guns fired for the Demo--Miss
Judith L. Steele, daughter cracy in Richmond county went off
of the late Col. Walter L. Steele was last Friday night. Jas. A. Lockhart,
married in Salisbury to Mr. Jas. H; SoL Weill and W. G. Burkhead,
Stewart last Tuesday: The bridal three'staunch Democrats and ex
couple left for Washington cjty and cellent orators, were the speakers
other points. ' r ' for ; the occasion and made good
-The colored people of this sec- speeches. A fairowd was present
tion will have a meeUng here on but very few from the. country were
x, t,r,hrnno-fmk. on hand to bear the ; exposition oi
AUguBk m rrry-Z2 -nift frfmTfcaiact
ing preparations loomngowaras f-- r? Zant nthr dav and said he; didnthbn
Beaver Dam and Black
Stephen Wall, of Black Jack y A. H.
Page and H. D. Ledbetter, of Beaver
Dam.
Mark's Creek G. J. Freeman.
Wolf Pit W. E. Crossland and J.
A. Harrington.
Williamson's G. T. Pate, E. J.
Mason, M.-Y- McGregor, M. M. Gib,
W-v TTw ITT 1 '
sod, -u. u. v rigni.
Rockingham T. C. Leak, T. C.
Sotnrdav 1V1A 5?0th. Evervbodv is
invited to go and carry baskets.
A grand time is expecied.
Mr. Frank Alden, Boss Machinist,
has returned from a visit to Jackson
and Ellerbe Springs, where he has
been recuperating, his beaUE," which I
we are pleased to say is improving.
The editor of the Spirit intends
for some one to solve the "hard quea-
C. A. Thompson, Seymour, Ind., writes:
Mtt fliftT.Ai jATinie.. wnen sne was youu
eirl. suffered from white swelling, whici
greatly impaired her general health and
mariA tir Mooa verv imBure. j.a uuc
spring she was not able to do anything
and could scarcely get about. More than
she took three bottles ot Botan
ic Blood Blm, and now she is perfectly
Let US'
r .. . . . fif full inotW hut all ofcthe
-The convicts have finjshedlheir ; J v . . Boinb hohtbat hci
part of the eompreseat Hamlet and hope reVuUed H much good "mmmMmm
.re gone. A large force of bands breatbing into our Demq and hard timea,.Third, party n6r the
wUl be empiyeo m operauug - . . . .
nd it will nrove auite a ben- -
t -
efit to Hamlet's trade.
We are powfully tired seeing "It am a TaoV
this patent Medicine advertisement . Deah breddern, it am a lac? dat
headed, "How to get tbin." Ibis dere is many a po white man in dis
Sam Small's ToothThe Jury says it
.ItWfiiJhwSpa.
Atlanta Journal. '" -7-4.
The front tooth lost by heJRetj'
Sam Small in his fist and skull en
counter with Tom Minor, the" oar?
and
silver question' seem to have any
depressing influence on' it The
: ...u;.. ta tha Anltr nno that
u'1"' . V " I keener, was worth $500 and costs
concerns it and on last aiuruay .ne wastbadecisioa of the iurr
receipts were $12o. ., ih morning Mr. Sman wa8 auack4
One of Laurinburgs's lawyers says ed by Mr Minor George , Yaw
from his travels through some por- borougha barber shop, on Peachtree
tions of this and other counties that &nd fae proceeded to defend
he is forced to Deiieve tne itepuou- himBelf ifl the rough and tumble
cans will carry the State in, Norfra- .... folowed Mr.Small lost a lront
ber unless changes are brought tQoth He gued Mr Minor for $5 009
about before that date, j,mAffM Mr Minor did not defend
One hears no mention of County the case and the jury this morning
$500 and
office don't need any such stuff; the county dat you wouldn't pick cotton
editors have to lean up together, far two days on a credic, but when
nnw fn maka a hhadow. 1utV&hnm dav' comes VOU'll foller
The Rocket office is the place after him and booray fur de grand
for Richmond county schools to get ole Publican party. If yer can't resk
tbir school printing done. Circulars a man fur two days wurk, my deah
and all kinds of school Vork ore breddern, yer better be mighty keer-
1 fnl 'bont how ver resk hisaevice on
nn.;ew ;tH Wrtrk the ouestion ob politicks in de politics down here, not even any brought ma verdict' for
r,' . u. - u v ? eomin' campane. Dat 40 acres and candidates suggested for the coming the costs of court.
Mp0n a" r? oaiAn v that the a bob tail mule am been
xu. a so loner dat ver needn't pend on 'em you get your
rr..::"MT.; when , h;re. mf? mw
..in. Tko f 11 !na fgrminornniin.
noici. u .0 1. - - . .
brudder omitn win please repon ei answer in iiw ucgaiuc.
all de chickens continue to roost white Republicans in Laurinburg
hieh T)out Rockingham as a result mrm . Bn-Tnrffie hen's teeth but one
ob de late confrence held in dat city
wore the' regulation "stripes" woven
by the Pee Dee Mfg. Co. .
Our efficient weave-room-overeeer
Mr. Geo. Warbufton has been very
sick foi some days past at his home
on" Randolph street. We are glad to
ihatMivgmgbeer and we
bop isfljirji "atlja. accustomed
polst of dntya
Tattle Octavius.8QlrWjr9na jure.
J. E. Shaw, died in Darlington;
last Saturday of typhoid fever. The
remains were brought to Rocking
ham and interred in the East Side
Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Shaw are
former residents of our town.
Mr. Wat Steele has gotten every
thing in readiness for making brick
at his yard near ' the mill. He has
all the most improved machinery tor
this work and can manufacture
brick at a rapid rate. He will trans
mit water to the engine's boiler by
TOW
Absolutely Pure
A cream of Tartar Baking Powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
S. government report.
Eoyal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St.,
:;New Yprk.;-
try and when anything like a season
eomes fine crops are made. "
We are requested to announce
that on Saturday Aug 13tb, childrens
day will be held at Mt Pleasant.
The public are cordially invited to
attend and carry their baskets.
W. D. McEae for Begjster of Deeds
The manv friends of W. D. McRae,
Several speakers will be on hand and j the p0pvJiar mayor of this place, will
a grand time is promised to an.
A crowd of nine persons left
here to-day for the mountains. They
had a full camping outfit and . will
be awav for about one month. H. C.
Dockery, Will Steele, John Terry,
E. E. Hamer. J. A. Covineton. Settle Uni. nanaeitv for business. He
y w r 1 J -rf
and John Dockery, and others, Con
county who would
present his name to the Democratic
county convention for the nomina
tion for the office of Register of
Deeds.
W D. Mf.Rae is a gentleman of of trade, went put in
high character, popular and excel- His first venture was to buy a horse
has
was asked what be thought about
tbe Third party. He replied that
Portrirtlirflna miffht lose some
votes but when the Democrats be
gun to shout "nigger" every white
Democrat in the State would be
found returning to his first love.
Some timejdnce,oneof the young
merchants here seeing the dulness
The Woman Knew.
O-rfnr1 T)nv
A farmer called on bis brother m- means of piping laid underground a
law in Oxford the other day, and distance of 300 or 400 feet from the
the Third party was discussed. pond.
"Why is it," aked the Oxonianj An annex is to be built on Pee Dee
"the Third party people are always factory 52 X 100 feet and when corn
abusing the Democrats and never pitted with the- machinery added,
sav anything against the Republi- .he will be a "hummer" indeed.
cans?" , Let the work of progress go on. If
"I can answer that," said huswife Rockingham keeps on at the pace
before the farmer had a chance to. 8be is going mill in work, ere .long
reply; "You never hear a child abuse 1 wiU rightly be termed the Lowell of
its mother."
Instruction is offered in general courses
of study, six brief coeraesy & large number
of special courses? and in law medicine
and engineering, fke faculty includes
twentv teachers. Scholarships and loan
funds are available for needy young men
of talent and character. The next session
begins Sept. let. For catalague with full
information, address
PRESIDENT WINSTON,
Chapel HilLN. C.
Wit hmVcS:7
--. "-.I-"' .
Asit is getting lite in ther eeaspri ' T V : : J
we will Bell ' ' ' ' "
Our entire stockv of Spring Cabthmgf. -
FWishing Goods; Straw Hiis..- . , s
- We do this to make4- '', X ". -
room for - - v , . .
our fall, stock of 'T ? . ' a
" ceods as-we will put-ina 5
beautifui and attraetivei line cf aothingi -
DftV fiinTHIMfii" "v;:..-
1 - . . .. .. ,.
at greoly ruced-pricei Call andU- . .,.-r" , i t
examine our stock; v p y f:V,C ' ' '
We are agents andalwaysTceep o '
B I hand a fullline of Earl' & Wileoo " - -
Collars and Guffs ; ' - '"'-.
i We also carry in elockf; the Har- '
ris wire buckle Suspenders.- ; . 1
We earnestly desire all to examine
'Ip: our stock beforepurchasing.. , , ; '
i? f1 YouraReapectfully ' . r
Sev. Plink Plunk on Dignity.
I
Btitute the party.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
sen a call for the Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee of Richmond
fields anew
Efde air ob superiority dat seme
for 35 cents, this be swapped for a men put on, deah breddern, wuz an-
hundreds of friends all over the mule, giving a 6 suit ot ciothes"to alyzed, tne toundation uu De seen
u Uo. tTa ortid the mule for 514. rfistin' on the toase8sion on a new
Bcckingham Produce HarkL:vi.
Reported every week by E. B. NuttaK.
Chickens. - - - - iateK-
Butter - - -Turkeys,
- -Sweet
Potatoes, -
EggS, - " " : J
Country Hams,
Beef, - - " -Pork,
- -. -Peas,
- ' - -
Dried Apples, ; -Corn.
- - 'vir4
Dried Peaches
Mntton
Thes&r cash; prices.
20
-1 to $1.25-
60 - -
- 10 ,
14 -
- & ;
6 - -
- $1.25-
5
- '80 "'"
6
- ,5-- :
-THE KOCKET-
; Ui cnr,nrt Thornnehlv familiar boueht the tbirty-five cent horse suit ob clothes or somet n
xi . ;oi nniit;.. and HupV for two dollars and then give irifin'. an' not on any quality oj
not connected with any faction of J him to a "nigger' for a birthday head or heart dat udnach ly entitle
"Institute Notes."
countv. to assemble at Rockingham I our party, he could secure more of present.
August 1st at 10 o'clock, i Tbe j: those voters who are "open to rea
Chairman is very desirous of a full son" than any other man we could
&ttndanr0 a a itora will Ha knainM nominate together with the earnest,
enthusiastic support ot the truly uunng ine niaer aim WuD
loyaU 5 No nomination that could Institute at Red Springs we shall
K rnndo worild do more to enthuse publish a 4-page. 16 icolu ran. daily
dem to put on airs.
the South.
Mr", M. S. McDonald left for Che
raw, last Saturday in response to a
telegram calling him to the, bedside
of his aunt, Mrs. Lucy Grant, who ,
was not expected to live next day.
... 1 Y I .J .intnfl
A telegram receiveu . iuuuuttjr omwa i , , .
tk.tahfl died at 5 o'clock that day. Will be S6Ilt tO ailV aO-
u ! """" " ! I - .-
equally Her 9ge wa8 about : 55 years. She rpo fr0m IlOW UlltU
was a consiswni meinoer ui wv ,flnft.
Januarys isu ioo iui
the small sum oi 60c
Methodist church.
oi very great importance,
We are requested by
Mr. Jas.
T. LfGrand to state that his profes
sional and personal engagements are
such, as to render impossible his
cceptance of the positiori of Elector
in this District, if tendered unani-
mously by the Lumberton ' Conven
tion which meets August 10th.
Some of the darkies in Lower
Richmond have a new idea of the
"uver Question. Thev
j
the young men of the county than newspaper, giving a fyll report of the
"Bill" McRae, for they all love him proceedings, wun copious exiracts,
because of his goodnature, generosi- embodying all the salient points,
ty, unfaiUng couttesyand disinter- from the lectures ana aaarefcuw,
ested devotion to his friends. Give carefully compiled from stenograph
usW. D. McRae for: Register of ic reports. It will be a valuable pa
Deeds, a good man from the lower per for reference and preser vation,
end of the county- for Sheriff, and 25 cents (silver or postal .note) will
farmer candidates for all the Legis- payfor the ten issues. Send in sub
mit it. Ihn i.1!ur-.iil. .nj 1?;limnr mnntv K orint.innH at OnC6. -vA? limited HUm-
k"- mw w i iuwiwh am ii'.rn. nun miiuu uiuuvk wv m mm w a w m -- - - -
Ijktawavw v- y I a
... i f .. . . T - IS ..1a I U f nnAKiflflfinn
EspMneT His Grounds.
"On what grounds do you ask for
a free pass over our road ?" asked
the superintendent?
"Brother-in-law tailed in the news
paper business, but said your road
was a good one six -hours before he
starved to death r .... -
.ispstmi sons I,.,.
Having quasfied Wore the Clerk of the- j
-AND
Business Institute
. MALE AND FEMALE. .
Telezranhv. Book-keeping Penmanship
T,.t,in Greek and Mathematics a specialty.
Board $7.50 per month, iuition irora
to $3 per month. A magnificent building
is being erected. Over 225 students last
0 . . tj Un.n fliof 1 rear. jW urn Der oi leauuera o o ui
The Sanford Express learns, that AlJgU8t 16th. For catalogues, ap-
a ereai many oi uie lariueis- w j Piv to j ,
Liberty High School CASH. No name e Ssj&SjffSK:
j J rxi i. iunn . iwttinA ! hrAhvcnTn.ioaiX verautw -
ey. Sena JNow.
Mnore countv who have for the past
feWmonths been afijliatlng with the j
Third nartv. are returning ta ttte
Democracy.
? Harrison has issued a proclama-1
three corners of silver" and think wiU be aaved from Republican rule ber of unobectional Advertisements . Tenuesting the observance- of
M; WEATHERLY, Prin.
- Liberty, N. C.
Mortgagee's
of
the earth will grow up in Jimpson
eeds and the sun hide hia face if
the future silver dollars are not made
Uh three corners to tbem.
By reoueat of thfl nmftr.rntln
Executive State Committe, we are
tfad to atate, Mr. LeGrand will take
"0 active part in the State canvass
together with Dr. Sanderlin and
J10-' C. Scarboro Esq., will maka
wnr or Qve speeches in this County
efore entering actively in the State
for. the next two years.
Democrat.
Col; A. K.': Hectare,' Editor of the
Philadelphia Times, has challenged
Gov. MoKinley, of Ohio, to a joint
discussion of the tariff i in Philadel
phia on Sept. 5th. ; MtKinley replies
in a very unsatisfactory manner.- -
will ba inserted at 75 cent? per inch
fot lf insertions eash ; with. , order, i
v Maxton, N. C.
October 21. as a general holiday be-
ine- the" 400th- anuiverjary of the
O r - : . , . -i. ...
discovery of America. -
;agee
nnder and by 'virtue of power of sale J
hnntained m a mortcaee deed (nvenby '
w- m . K
M A 'Bethune, i A J3etUune,A einune
ini) h F. Rftthnn. to... Mountain Creek
PnrmriR' Clnh: and recorded in Book XX
92. Ac. of the Reeistera-office- of
t.o. ' . ' . i, .m
Kict
5tb
sale.
i scribed in said mortgage d
decadent to present the same to me lor -
payment, duiyvenneo on or wm vu
1st. day of July5 1893, or this notice will be---pleaded
in bat of their recovery. - All per .
sons indebted to said estate will make im ,
mediate payment to me i . - " 5,
F.-""B:,QIBS0U Admr-"
of T. P. Gibsos, aec
this 23x4 Juna 1892. . ;
Los t G e rtifica te !:
Allnersona are herebv notified that cerr .
uacate names r-ior-ou c
: ItisaWorlcloHJliange..
Danville Register. " . 1
' "A' fe'w years ago ISeneral Weaver
wanted all the Southern people who
According to the ,censs, in
the United States
ides.' "
1890
The nndarsienfid bv virtnre - of power I o.t torut -nA. -mnrlrtw's- doweri i. the dee d and all peiaons are hereby; warned
vtd i Wra bv a mortszae made to hmt -tnt nA Vrir.tr the north, aid otlaeautfttwungfor.orraany miBW
by S. P. Alaobrook the 16th Masch. 1886, iQni', Fork e Job Creek and a the mg-of said stock and itthey da o.tttey do
which, ia-duly reguierea xa .tae jeiBvers i Crawf0rd road, contajMngott4aoresjttore i.o iou. , .j V""
omce ot Kicnmonu, voiuii
pages 362; 47 April -18
in Book Q. Q. or w9 For more, partieajar deacaptioaf session of or knewrng or th wbrrt shout,. -
wiU sen to I ( iA TanA -ATtfnE X Xaeea 92. 1 aja swcsiii , rWBW. ;wo
The mayor has directed the mar- Riirvived'AnDomattox. to be shot or j
shall to visit all the premises in this hm1,,;ttmi now' be" wants them to
town next week and those not lound l D; .-,' r?" nd
in good order will be reported at vote for. Weaver.- Timea change and
once to the town commissioner. r 1 meYichange with them.T ; v- - ,
bad 7,866 homicj the highest bidder for cash, atuhhc sale fiwcriptidn grven day f alia. ,Tarma same oc give iTjcVMcroatifitt as they
'i . at the Court House door ui tne town oi of 9aie Time of sale 12 m. - may nave to vne raaerRgsea aamwmv t .
Rcckineham. on Monday, tne OtD oepi. j , JA. INGRAM, Agt. tor , wroiiae swa-r. owtosuksi ;-
itch on numan ana norsw auu a - ,,n nr!ren of and Buffalo tj,;- 9n Tn IRQ,?.
anituuia vuieu ; iu w 4J.v.kv- .Jjureefe, adjoining r. tt. - uticuwayu uu
Woolford Sanitary Lotions "This" 0thersr and fully described in said- Mort-
never fails;? Sold by Dr. VV. Al. gage. - ' " - v - 1 T7IVE two-cent stamps win-
Rnrkinir.'t TF. Stanback, Mortgagee . I A aamDle of Abthttb s Home M.
ham, N. C. ' ' - - r, 1 This;july-20thl892 . I,,.- -. v fiiladelphia.- Ageats wanted.
IVE two-cent stamps wuX get you a
sample of Abthtj a s Bomb Maoaziha,
i signed willapply and have aduphcate.cer-v
I tincaie of saia lost stock iwaed iothe es "
tste of his Intestate. - v , . " " , .
H.,W;LEDBETTERf Admrr.
of P.N. Stan back 'deed. - ' -"T -
.This; Jnly 6tn V&L, 1 z ,
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