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Gorumonwealth. insanity would be the only
EXCUSE.
E. E. IIZLLIARI3, -
'Publish?;! Everv
Editor.
Thursday
Entered at the Post-Ofiee at Scotland
Nrek, N V . . Second Class Matter.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1899
ENDORSES THE
News and Observer April 2Stb.
we published yesterday an extract
from a communication in the Charlotte
Observer giving as an excuse for the
brutal conduct of the Geoigia mob that
it was "the work of insane people," but
the writer added that the Southern
white men "will become insane as often
as negro brutes outrage white women."
Progressive Tne first claim of insanity is the best
A correspondent to the
Farmer, signing his name "Reformer," PaIhtion for men who could cut off ears,
endorses the nrnnnl nnaff .i ,iil-tMS ;um lwe inuie a nre wun oii
I and nitron, anri hum nnilml,.im.in,.;m
,1 t J . 1 7 " ' uooiim-
uiC.i ,ucui, auu reasons as follows : hnal hntih. ttmf
iei me say, iir3t, if the proposed "become insane" at stated neriodsshow
Cftnaf.l tlltirmol A mrmrtnt iL.i il -.1 r ...
umvuuujcin auupieu uiai me pica 01 insanity will not excuse
and tne grandfather clause be sustain- the men who have brought a stain nn.
ed it will take the race question out of on their section and a blot unon Sonth-
i : 2 . I . .
pontics ii may leave the negro as a am civilization.
COUNTY MATTERS.
What Vas Done at Court House
Monday.
were m
All the I
The manhood and intelligence of the
South revolt alike at the crime and the
punishment. The first was the act of a
brute who v,'ouId have been executed by
scare crow in a tew negro counties
but as an issue iD State politics, '-nig-ger
rule" will be dead. And can we
hope for any reform as long as lace
preiadice. instead of nrinninfo
ponies: Has it not bean monopoly's men who boast of their civilization
most powerful weapon? Why should Uncivilized men grow enraged and
we men not support the amend- avenge crimes like that in Georgia wat
em I avenged ; civilized men are able to gov-
vveil, some one says, "it is unjust em themselves and to leave the punish
to the negro." Let us see. The in- oaent of crime to the constituted ' au
terests of the negro laborer and the thorities. When they grow frantic and
white laborer are identical, but the ne- relapse into barbarism, as those Geor
gro laborer is not prepared to inteili- gia men did, they bring discredit upon
gently exercise the right of suffrage. the South and are law breakers.
Free silver, anti-trust measures, the The South must put an end to lynch
Income tax, and other measures in- law. It is no justification to say that
tended for the benefit of labor, are the brutes deserved the punishment
yoted down by bis aid, and he thereby they received. That goes without say
helps bind the chains of industrial lng, and it would be mef-d n,,t ,k
alavery about the white laborer as well out causing the destruction of reot
a .wu uxCu. ay, men, snouid tor law and morals among the less ed
lift nOt. lff. tllO tchito loknun. I I l 1 - .
iuuio iu- uuaieu young men ot the South. Law-
icu.sent ana oroaa-mmded, take care lessness begets a disregard lor law and
of the interest, of labor? The ballot the innate respect for authority 'that
ignorant negro m- nas always characterized the South will
jures the negro be atterly destr0yed Unegg fa
vau lucre uo a Deuer stim- completely wiped out
u,us to education than the adoption of Lynch law barbarities must cease in
vuuautuuonai amendment? And the South, not because they give occa
does not the hone of th
"i uu iu BwuuiJHUBis at tue .North to
iieuaip citizens who abuse the South and to misrepresent the
are prepared to read and study politi- attitude of its reputable citizens-w hat
cal questions and cannot, therefore, be that class of men may think or ..vis
blinded hv lirnnnn i j lL . . 'v 13
j .a auu luaue me oecome a matter of indiffer
luijis oi monopoly, voting to enslave but because lwnh in.
vu iiiiy
very foundations of
The county conamr'ssiontrs
session Monday and Tuesday.
commissioners wero present.
The following accounts were allowed :
C C Jones, burying pauper $ 2 00
J Ii Lynch " " " 4 00
J R Wollett, lumber for bridge 12 00
Jno N Brown, goods for county, 13 36
R L Stokes, work on bridge 2 00
A M Inge, lumber for countv 2 82
J W Bobbitt, working rcad, 16 00
vv n urewry, supt. corhome 41 00
W F Parker, ascertaining co debt 10 00
W F Tarker, shingles and lumber 7 50
J J Williams, prisoner to jail, 3 SO
Miss S M Hale, goods for county 4 S4
J Frank Cullom, con vey'g prisoner 2 0
W C Bunch, working co. roads 15 00
Paul Garrett, " " 90 CO
T C Alston, inspecting bridge 1 00
The Commonwealth, print'g for co. 8 ( 0
B I AUsbrook, supt. co. ience 4 75
T "I- l
r i' tiary, auctioneer's co, prop'fy 2 CO
R T Tilfery, work on road, 10 00
Roanoke News, printinir n !?
A R Williams, work on road,
I M Lewis, " "
J E Harper, " "
W W Summerell, " "
Curtis Hardy, " ''
Wilcox Bros., whiskey for county
Gases Oof of Ten I
Pure Pft??n? of I fss?
I PHY ,- W h g i h5ff?-" n T ts'of
i in v rd i -
This forxrfnl disease often nrst appears
as a mere scratch, a pimple, or lump in
the breast, too small to attract any
notice, until, in many cases, the deadlv
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured by a surgical
oneration. bera,nso th rHe.AssF is a vinilont
poison in the blood, circulating throughout the system", and although
Having just returned from Xew
York, Baltimore and other North
ern Markets, I have the FINEST
MISTOOK OF &&&&&
the
sore or ulcer known as the Cu
poison remains in the blood, and promptly breaks out afresh, with
renewed violence. Ever brought to Scotland ISTfw-k.
uiT6 7oncIerful success of S. S. S. in curing obstinate, deep-neated HATS, BONNETS, Ribbons, Liberty
uiwu ui:5cico& wmcn were considered incurable, induced a lew de silt, lirussels JNet, Braids aDd Ties,
spairmg sutterers lo try it for Cancer, after exhausting the skill of
the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight S. S. S. proved
34uiti ll me uibease ana promptly effected a cure.
opiociu rapiuxy, una it was soon demonstrated
1 1
MILLINERY
Alice f:iv;
NOTICE
TotbcDefc-i
ire- 1
The slad news
been
T"
Jonn tenner, work- at, or, h,
M McMahon & Sond, goods for co
themseives?
"Why, then, should not all who love
purity in politics, and all who hope
or reform, join hand3 to bring about
the adoption of the amendment?
ARE THERE ANY IN HALIFAX
The Windsor Ledger talks sense
about the money that is "banked"
away in old stockings in Bertie coun
ty; and we think it might apply to
Halifax in places and perhaps in a
measured degree to Scotland Neck and
community. However, here is what
the Ledger says :
There is money enough hidden away
an stockings and old boots in Bertie
iu siock a cotton mill that
would run fifty hands the year round
and pay a dividend of 10 per cent, to
the stock owners. There are thousands
of dollars hoardec! up in this county
by people who would gladly invest it
where it would yield them an income
it they could feel assured of its safety. I
The wav to bi
O 1XUIU Jig
hiding places, put it in circulation and
make it serve as a blessing to tbe peo
ple, is for our best business men in
whom the people have confidence to
start some enterprise that will interest
ie entire community, giye employ-
t uur youug men, and at tha
ence to us
strikes at the
our civilization.
substituting the blind fury of the mob
or the safe-eiiAi-ds rf lo.v
tjnecc oi atrocities like that nt,
Newman, Georgia, does not end with the
last gasp of the wretch who is nurnprf
at the stake or with the further brutal
izing of the semi-brutes who take part
in them ; it wounds tb r.nhUn c-oir.
i ' ' , o , i 1 U'
Snfilf, n r ! n,mt T. . . , : :
1 "-avio ci s&ciniuism as to tne
amcacy of enlightened public opinion,
cnat is the surest forerunner of degen
:jr ana aecay. iSo patriotic man of
the South can read the sictcening de
tails of such affairs without bowing his
headia shams for his section, hisrace
and nis boasted heritage ol C,C00 years
of fMvilivnflrkn tUt- ij
- "w.v, iiioi tuum not save
from such a lurch downward to primal
savagery.
There has been enough, and to spare,
oi apologetic cant of "chivalry" on sul,
occasions. Southern men are chivalric
but chivalry never yet burned a wretch
at the stake. Let us call it what it is
the temporary ascendency of hoodlum
and th3 plug-ugly. "The best citizen"
took no part in this Georgia affair the
best citizen pleaded in vain with the
rabble that was bent, not on havi
ticeone, but on having
To them it would have
2 00
7 K0
i) 25 I
S 00
10 CO I
3 75
50
751
4 50
270 GO I
99 52
100 02 !
15 75
to
J A House, jail account,
Emry & Pierce, goods lor co
J W North ington, " " "
W M Cohen.
7 - A VWUIJ ,J,
W E Neville, feeding eo mules
E L Travis, J salary county atty 50 00
Miss S M Hale, goods for county 31
P S Coot & Bro., lumber for co 15 60
Dr Alston, examining lunatic
J F Evans, goods for county
J T Edwards, work on road
M T Savage, " "
Stewart Strickland, poll holder,
G T Hopkins, work on road
S D Hancock. " " "
J W House, " "
ixiaujcK, conveying prisoner. 4 00
R S JNeal, part payment on Choc-
ayote bridge. 100e 00
OTHER TIHXGS.
Dr. I. E. Green was elected superin
tendent of health for the county.
It was ordered that the chairman
and clerk of the board sign the bonds
for the county's intebtedcess.
The county property, consisting of
iuau macnine, tour mules,
plows, etc., was sold, the
amounting to $178.67.
ihe board ordered that notice be
;,,eu iorsaieot county bonds Toes-
beyond doubt that a cure had at h
TAllnfl "I -II T-r f, 171 1 1
ucci'aiy csucer. Jiiviaence nas accu
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen :
' Cancer is hereditary in our familv, my fatbf-r. a
sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. My feelings may be imagined when the h.-r-
nuie oiseafie mads its appearance on my side". It wrs
a, maiigaant Cancer, eating inwardly in such a way ri
to causa great alarm. The disease seemed beyond ;ho
skill of the doctors, for their treatment did no good
whatever, the Cancer growing worse all the white
Numerous remedies were used for it. but the Cancer
grew steaduy worse, until it seemed that I was doomed
w loiiow the otners of the family, for I know how doadly Cancer is, especially i
wnea inherited. I was advised to try Swift's Specific (S. S. S.), wluch, from the I
uui tne poison, x continued its use umn i naa taken eighteen
Dottles, when I was cured sound and well, and have had no symptoms of the
areaciiul a miction, though many years have elapsed. S. S. S. is the only cure
for Cancer. Mas. S. M. Idol, Winston, N. C.
. Pur on Cancer, containing other testimonials and valuable
information, will be sent free to any address by the Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Owen, of Baltimore, is with
me and has charge of my Trimming
Department. Respectfully,
3-30-99-tf. Mes. A. M. Riddicx.
MRS. S. M. IDOL.
Feeding fiie Hungry.
Make el! Glad.
Pickles, Pineapples,
and Peaches.
My shelves are filled with
supply.
a new
JELLTES
CAKES to
AND JAMS AND
go along.
CORN AND TOMATOES
the freshest.
Cloth
5 00
70
10 00
5 00
9 80
5 CO
23 50
5 00
AT
Camps.
5 to SO cciiV.
3-j to 50 cents pr- yard.
N f!p!--;.v, -10 cents (c ?1 per dozen.
Now H:imburs and Laces at low prices.
Indies' Vestf, 5 to 50 cents.
Curtain Poles, IS to 23 cent?.
Window Shades, IS to 25 cent?.
.Fme lino Gents' Silk Bosom Shirts
and Underwear.
Clothing i,y Sample. Save 25 per
('eiif- C. A. CAMF
For the Ladies Especially.
I have ti nice selection of Flower
l'ots at special prices.
HOMiNY, BRAN, CORN AND OATS.
Farmers, Look!
Want your Coicfeens, Eggs,
Beeswax, Tallow and whatever
else you have to sell.
Yen
tion en!i:!ed Joi;-.
Alice D iVIi Joi;;.. ,
commenced in tb;
liie purpose vl i !ie
an absolute divr-r.-r
1. For r ! .'rrrv.
2. For :,h:.n .,'r.in
living f--ep;:rcite utul
tor moro (Lin two
And yots re I:rr.
be and nrtpcar IcU-.r
Sujierior Comt to
county of IIali;lx, ,.
in Halifax, on the
the first Monday
answer the com;.!.-:i",
said Court, wit!!;,
by law, and )ot t In ,
tice that if .-h fail--
swer the co!;:!!.!a!:u,
apph to (Le :
rnaii'Ic-'J in (ho
Witness Hter;ir r '
said Court, ;tt hi.-; :
the 2ith dav of A p..
TEIi.Iv
Ch rk Suierior
4-27-C:
W. MORRISETTE.
Notice.
m ' line of Millinery, Iiilants' Caps m
M and Bonnets lust receiver!. m
wagons,
proceeds
Ull.
Mil m liilQ I
m
5
1
Ks3 tha Bs&ofc?
Then probably the kidneys
In tha Ghest?
Then probably the lungs.
la ths Jq-sssSs P
Then probably rheumatism,
No matter where it is, nor what
kind; yoa need have it no longer.
It may be an hour, a day, or a
year old; it must yield to
lust receiver .
if lo,t oi Torchon Lace 5, 8 and 10c.
yard. Valenciennes Lace 2, 3, 5 and
8 cents yard.
The latest thing iu Neckwear.
blurred liibbon for dress trimmin 5
to 15 cents, yard. to
The newest shades in plain and fancy
Moiissehne De Soie, 50c. to $1.50.
o i?nB?lIkSnma,lf'olore- Turquoise
and Old Blue, Coral Pink and the Mul
berry siiades.
By virtue of power in me vested bv
Ucu yji irusi, wnicn was executed
xii uy jx. n. uurnett and his wife
i?annie C, which is dnlw rj
the Kegister's ofhee for Martin countv
m book X X, on page 15, 1 shall sell for
cash at auction in the town of Scotland
Neck, on the 3rd day of June, 1899, the
property therein described, to-wit:
lhat tract of land in said county bound
ed by lands of JR. H. Cherry, M J
Honse, Augustus Harrfill'o
RTT r .. , . u UIH1
jl-- "Urnett, bein? lanrf
said Fannie b w! W .
'containing io acres, more or lo4 '
This May 2nd. ISM
o-4-lt W. A.nnvv -..-i
EXPER
Is a HzqC
A VOICE l-n..;,;..i
Salisbury, "7. ( '.
From tny own p-
found '.Mrs." Joe I'er - ,
best :,'tDedicine known
the licalth in genr-i-'.!
reme'Iy in te"worM
eczem.-i, aches and pai
up colds. Tino yc:, s
witn a chrome eoid wi i
bronchial affeetiou and ;
troubles of the iln-.-..
alarming. I was n fro thing
like croup c.n l ,
j'ears was subject to
gitH. I tried Mrs.
dy and am now lreo el
ble3 ;;r;d have be:-n c v. .
confident the Remcdv
cure, i have ke:.t i;
years, and have cAwa
able for old i:nd vc;i'
dinary efroct of tin.
sure to be realized f.v
fair trial.
Mn--.'
1.:
Ley erii's Coffee.
m MAKES a
NEW MILLINERY M0ST SATISFS
, paper fans 3 to 25c. Silk and ffauze Si
m favd,fferentshades-23e-to$i. B DRINK
agjus-
a sayage orgie.
been a kean
a proui ana be a safe Ki uul 11 tue lntenaed victim
m,rauuem. unce siarterl thva .jn dad lHm ah a f.-.
wuvxo 1; J 1
oe no more trnnhln 0i,t u
Windsor and her people will be revivi
fied prosperity will follow, better roads
win De made, more houses will be re-
",Vtnd,o!a ,ones enlarged, schooL
Z.", Siand Improved and pas-
o 0...tiiCa win not go unpaid.
UXIVEESTTY MATTERS.
(Correapondence to The Commonwealth )
Chapel Hill, N. C, April 29, '99
, wcu eueciea jor
eiwuun oi me uarr Building which
promises to be one of the handsomest
WnJwi "uuaings 'u the State,
Funds have been secured for tbe coin
pletion of Alumni Hall
The base ball team left Thursday lor
wiiuuai nip OOUID,
Rev. Dr. Junius Millard, the Univer--ty
preacher for May, arrived on tha
Will Saturday.
Senator Marion Butler has entered
the University Law School.
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman left Satur
day for Tulane University, Louisi.
where he delivers the commencement'
address.
The class ol '99 is the largest si no,
the war, and Senior Class Day promise.
tu successiui. Begiunh
with this class a permanent organiza
tion of alumni will be effected.
A line statue ol Thomas H. Benton,
donated to the University bv Chas.
VanJNopnen. '94. was hrrbo V
less railroad hands in coming from New
1 ork to Chapel Hill.
All the prominent preparatory
schools of the States contest for the
championship on Field Day, the 29th
Increased interest in debating has
resulted from our Georgia victory in
i. t osia- roaanurst and 8owi"
the Uni versi ty representati ves, acq ui t
ted themselves so well. In addition to
this debate we have made arrange
ments for a series ol debates witn Van
dorbilt University. Hitherto the de
baters have been elected by the society.
mw uereaner oe chosen by com
pet;!ion. In tle annual Freeh-Sopb
deaie between the Phi and Di socie
ties xnday nignt Mr. Stern, of Sco--
juu iecK, too'J a part.
"COEEESPOXDENT."
establish hia limn.
teuce.
Next to the harm done by the lynch
er is the evil wrought by his anoloeist
So long as mob-murder is declared to
be rooted in chivalary mob-murder will
continue, bo long as the thug who cuts
on ears as souvenirs is dubbed a hero
rhlirra mill . ..U:,! r-r .
w6o ...ii uiuiupiy. wnat is wanted
is a public sentiment that shall nut t.hp
oranu oi Cain on the brow of the lyuch
7 ouLiiiJciiL feo stem in its
condemnation that it will beget a few
clean cut jury convictions. Then and
not netore lynch ings will cease.
signs are not wanting that this time
is coming. The lyncher is no legiti
mate product ol our civilization. Our
people are coming to take his measure
for the cowardly cut-throat that he i at.
uean. mat ly tho Fa(,i;
&11JU1Ug U15
na. Sosoonastho fact. divestPrl t
ail glamour, stands bald that the lynch-
er puts himself on a ly&l with his vic
tim, in the eyes of the citizen as in t.h
ayeaof the law, we shall have
witn these sickening butcheries, this
maning of a hundred white murderers
m the unspeakable doing to death of
one negro brute .
-..vuu Jaw ,s etrOD enough
mr "rsro te' n must be
Tro: "T W"UB lyncher as well
herein alone lies tbe safety of society
11
Immediately after applying it you
feel it3 soothing, warming, strength
ening power.
It quiets congestion; draws ou
muair.matioa.
ft is a new plaster.
A new combination of new
remedies. Made after new
methods. Entirely unlike any
other plaster.
The Triumph of Modern Medical
Science.
The Perfected Product of years ot
Patient Toil. 1
Placed over the chest it is a
powenul aid to Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral in the treatmerit of all throat
and lung affections.
Placed over the stomach, it stops
nausea and vomiting over the
bowels, it controls cramps and colic.
Placed over the small of the back,
it removes all congestion from the
kidneys and greatly strengthen
weakness.
. For sale by all Druggists.
c- Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
m
m
M iiiie parasois $.oU to f 2.00.
xiie newest tiling m stamped goods
Designs m fish, pansies, strawberries'
sweet peas, violets and many others
. Ladies', Misses' and Children's Hose
m black and tan, plain and drop stitch
luc. to 2oc.
II. & G. Corsets, all styles and prices,
iaii and examine goods and get prices
ion rs very truly, 1
MK5S. W. H. WH1TJG. m
CTORY
Ask Your Grensr
www Kfi
For It.
ALSO CALL FOR THEIR
"r 'i'k-y" v..-''"
if v;-:
w y b s
WOK FOR TV 5 VV-
(i 'v3 til & ! 9 s , i C '
is sold
end your r.i
J rans To
E - 9
BLENDS.
3i7 Mam Street, NOE FOLK, VA.
-0 :Q O
ourt
authority of
Wi
The cnly Up-to-date Kestanr
ant in
-o-
tlie
-ooc-
Jity,
or .Ladies and Gentlemen.
-0-0-00C-0-C-
Strictly a Temperance Place.
o
ALL MEALS 25 cents.
tf.
IV.
Mcdowell, pmbident. fhaxkp"
A. B. HILL, Aps't CAsi.'iiiK.
SHIELD'S, Cashieb
fie Wlaii feci lit
HokeIhPC rf. "A.:,uaa W. A.
will be no firt week c f'r tLeie
Superior court for fi J?y tG1m of
The second week , f 1I,Ia,lfax co"ty.
Witney and l.nln A. n".
need Dot r.. :. -1 i11 week
week will flff t J"0.89 for second
w.... una
JClerk Superior Court.
old and
head & Co
and retail.
guaranteed
Dmitri.-''.
Shoe Rspai t
SCOTLAND NECK. N. C.
SOLICITS THE ACCOUNTS OF. BOTH INDIVIDUALS
3 BUSINESS
10 10 Iv
BEATS THE KLONDIKE.
T "Vr V101"38' of Marysville
a3 luuua a more vnlnaklo ;
e.nvrrv lt,n K .. , ... w ul
k-ii,.: 7 h "een made in the
:Z: 7' lor years 139 saffered untold
ub'JIV I1UU1
o
Bauitlw
8natura
of
i The Kind You Have Always Bought
i... , . .iv-utu
7 ,;V J "miagea, and was ab
solutely cured by Dr. King's New Di-
m 7 , ,,,UUJi'UOD roughs and
-oias, ne declarps that o-m s, ....
bum io ui iiine
vn.ue in comparison to tbis marvelous
.....r, uu,u ijuve it even if it cost n
hundred dollars- a bottle. AsthL
Bronchitis and all throat and king at'
lections are positively cured by Dr
King's New Discovery for Consume
tion. Trial bctdes free at E.T. Whi te
head & Co.'s Drue Smo t?,...:
size 50 cts. and $1.00. GuarantflPH 't'
eiiie or price refunded.
Of Countv Rnnris. S" Value,
ty, Varietv
and Range
Ml a Tfflff WI!! IfiiB fte ff
We
service
age;
are prepared to iurnisK'f0i i
to the public andte
ion ft
solicit patron-
KATES FOR SERVICE.
Business Thones ? nn
Residence Ph0ne'B, p?,r onlh.
Twooteuherfor' 301 "
It IS OUr l.lirn ,
i t- i-vi3c: i f i oiKt i
na to this end we tu?1
Jeat and subsfant ;!
on Boots and Shoes of
v.-ork guaranteed.
supplies to order.
Two doors below L. (
istot:
J . . ue lQe nd8 ot Hal
r." V ias i ea Pursuant to act
S&r"l f i -m S of our work
on Tad.v tir th; : " measure &;
" lL'hZ ? those who
;o Prc!l;- b-r? Duy from
IVf
5-4-5t.
semi-annnoiiiT ULo
. r -w -ii iiii i.fiHI " -
a vsn . nk'oi t
per cent
on th
ot eac
interest payable
1 ,1 . r -w .
1(11 ua.VS OI J I V srnrl T
lne nrnrirol ...ill i. "
$1,500 on in::rr.Ae p?yb
Mine amount annually thereafter Z
succeeding nine year inerea,ter for
E. L. TRAVIS,
County attorney.
ror mn Dollar Sint Willi
Repairs of all kinds as well
Bicycles Repaired on
7
rAv;
iin T
Our work
merits ai
i"uvai tor
Quality of
TV-- -"-MIA
oi Work
manship in
report
the serv
Buggies"
anrl
...Phaetons.
"Jis ena we not .n r tl lue
P-nptlyVlk? -cr,ber8to
,'ice. " "Jeo-uarities in
use of phones e
we request that i,io Ji , cnbe
enforced. at th,s ruIe be rigidly
Mb Floral irserj.
OUR CATALOGUE r0B l8.J9
is now readv w u
TOCK oflL 6 haye th FINEST
. ? out pain
1 t.lU
'lei
nn rti n t
Repairs of all kinds a3 well as first-class ma,, Z'
uie onortcf Mv,-
Trv na :n . -I i Oil
'-'m.-c juu viii come again.
ice.
flio. lo Woiii n-yo 4-27-tf
he Carolina Boggy Company.
North Carolina.
UR trade extends fM . 1
CAN" A r . --A8to
. send for -f.i
SEK k, , ""'"S"8 and
Y virture of the prw( r
i..y mat mortaa,-c of n
iU at Page 231,' of
i'c-eda ojTice of Halifax C
tea by II. S. Itymim :n:-i
day of June, ISIKI. !
Wth day of Jlay LSWjn
Scotland Xeck.X. (;
auction to the highest hi-
following describe' '
the town of Scotland 'rr
"it: Thailand convex
"HI Academv ann In. in,
east side cf Main street n'
vorih-snneataake:) :
Upper COrnfti. r.f v. ; .
lotg, thenon Tn-w Ar..;., ,
p , . "j' L'Jiiiu :
Aeeoles line. ihrn
syeet400 feet, thenco ' .:
thence his linn n, !....-
the place on winch said
we formerly redded.
A"is lUlh df.y of .,::
A. Mti;
PLANTS.
3-9-3m.
we sell the BEST
Respectfully,
JAMES M. LAMB.
Fayettevilie,v.a
1 ii
ay persona
"y hlishanrl TT T.-..
hfs dl tad? a Partial P:'.vnu ;:
his death which occurred o;i
st, they Mill nlfiBO .,n i
concerning same.
4.97 ot o . 1U ,i.r..
"7-2t Scotland Neck, April 21,
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