VOL. XII. NO. 10
' SOIL ENRICHED BY
. THE USE OF LIME
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Mow Farmers Can Get
Help for Board Wages--
I To Restore Nitrogen by
Plant LifVin Connection
With Lime —A Supply
of Nitrogen Necessary
Not many veaC* ago tnong'itfu'
agricultur d were alarmed
lor the future of/the buitlui race
becau-c the avai'ahlc simply Of
nitrogen w s being exhausted and
a "fixed ' introgtn was abolutelv
necessary to the li eof plants. A
supply of element of te» tiSitv
| in the »ul nju-t be had or the r cv
must starve. The problem wasol
immense importance to the Wuole-
WOritl- to e\ety 1a e; io evei \
human be Ig. It uas H h rd cru> 1
fact that rnuii b wiv.J. The ai
contain* jl "liee" qtlrugett, but ii
w«ss> illusive that •tte%ipa. .t>
"fix" it were utiav iil ng. Mean,
time the supply of liitiogtn was
t being exhomted
In ordei to impress the . reader
with the f*ree ot suit-mens
let us ex a mine the tax oC years
upou til: nitrate sup, ly. I
; Til CK le -altpette beds yie4d-ri
in iB6O,- 68 500 t ti'; in 'B7O, 182,-
000 ions; in ibbo. 225.000 ion-; in,
1890, 1,025.00 > tons; in 1900 !
1,453,00 I .ii-. .tin! MjiCt 19001 vr\j
ytrti ad led 50 000 tcyis~ to the ,
demands ot the year be bre. T e
atco nit \ ;• I.l'. d in 19 -0-1 453,000 J
tons was j-o'd foi about £27 o o,oo>.
SiVetit, fite p-r centum oi the
total. Went into food tUroiig'l_ Ci'iu
nietif 1 U i ii W is.
A ii-iie s;ii of lan I in S>- 'li
—-Aasurica s ili_: ' iomce.„lna.i;
> wi*Mii»»Mt,f. -»»>>«. t«i
anpple 1 1 n f stioukt war of eth-r
caUu.i \ cot t>f[ t»iif" sirip of land ;
most i-eiion* c unlit on ot thui " j
woul ), at 01 ce ptes« tit rt.»el |
' Without t! e a • idei.t of v. ar cr j
other ui foj itiuuie cominger cv. it j
is n fact til, t the silt] e r* v b d- >'
Chile.will not last more than 2
years, of pieman coii'it n, ion
tii. lit, si that man riiU-1 solve t
~~ JXti'-J* Ul 01 jK 1 irt 1 hi
tion-ot th- |»t:t«>g.n Minplv "D
tlie t|»e>iqn, ''\Vft> sioul 1 p'e-a 11
conditions eo) t n?' There at
two answers. Toe 01 e1- «d- to 1,1.
"fixing" ol 10 by cat mi
- piucessfes Seinie wh it sum lnr !c t;e
proctfS by whi h i'nie and ca iioi
make calcium c-.trbid lr ui whirl
is d, »i\e*l'" a 1 fi!H. ; nt a*;* .
-■ K*OXN V;G ACETYL I TCNRDS." THEEXH
. pi ii'neiH> ihit h.tve been niatie lei
>' fix"' tie niiso., 11 n the strap
phere not b lel i'td lure, but
tLey furoi.-h the 1 »t 111'e'fcMi ,
example of what 111 in can do when
he raa*t.
The other nr?Wt*r !if» along the!
line ,of restoring the nitrogtn to trie
soil by life incoi nectioo with
lime. Agricultural cheni.sts would j
call this process the bioelienntal
effects of lime. These effects are
produced by employing leguminous
plants, sjicli as cteverand cow peas,
with an abundant supply of lime to
produce their thrifty growth.
It was found that certain organ
isms capable of "fixing" nitrogen
existed and that these had the
power of 'fixing' nitrogen by form
log little nodules at the base of the
stock of leguminous plants and
•long their roots and these nodules
were colonies or cities of nitrifying
'microbes. A receut writer bat
said ; /
"These interesting microbes on
every pea piai.t. for mere board
wages work full time in turning
over the useless atmospheric nitro
gen to the p'aut in a 'fiixed' and
Useful form." Furthermore, it
was discovered that soil inoculated
with such microbes would grow ,
these plants even when innocent of ,
any trace of manurial nitrogen. (
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State Ltl'taty
When you arc "Awkward",
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\ I hear people sav, "As awk ward
as a c tinury b y " That defends
au where he is. Take,him in tlie
8 muur time on toe harm, bare
j fooled a lid barfe headed, and the
Ico vs are iu the corn, au ! he's in a
and gr.dis a by ilii
umne anj rides ;u ! l ea 1"P it ,,) the
field. Apollo is no'mote .graceful
titan that boy. But V' u take
bpv on t lit* Fouith nf July, ; ut store
fllothes 011 him, and kid wloves ouj
his hands, anSh t him come toHow nn
ftnii 1)1 i lits vs ltti
'and he a ill i»e uv\a'dut-s 11s It.
Plus i- j Ist as tr» eof the citv boy
wlieu lie tries to hold lie ] 1 W.
People sav A "As awkward as a
country girl." Tnat all depei d-.
See het. S>eh ts .xh-pt aii t e lite
in the m'inii.g, an I she comes
down suirs witu her hair a go.nl j
'ot tuinui *d, and-she 1 uu i6».lv heats i
u t ) a shortcake lor bti aklast. None']
i more gractlul , B'.it >on J
let hr 'ake i few le>sous iu de saite
ai.il heu -ee.
' iTtie peoj/e s n i.tural way of. ta'k 1
ing is in' ■ vet-v-l-il ot it Ii
means something . Kmets >u said,
"l?\c:y 'natu;a: .1 .s «r.it eful."--
Prot. Wa4 H •ut ley Smith.
Lett Tuesday
r—Mrs, A. R Go-don ai d Miss
jKliztieihGoidt.n, WHO Itave t>eu i
an iiigiug jnnK v. Mr.
| at S;na>j- uli le •tl'e.-y will ai.ke.
j intit futtire In me, let! WeltoVidav j
! niornmg for ivov bl, . 15 fie
j Couytv, to SJK II 1 Cb latins w:|h .
Mr|. I.G. l'u.te:i.. Later t;*« y Willi
g. Ito Si'i.iv. W lii-ltr >u Will lll > !
to 1 th-y have 111 Kiel utauy in rams-
A*iip lege; to tiav iheui leave In
ihe oi is, li e if toe town ta y 1
. liawe bte i i*i ;'.v i.tci«»is, and -jftjf*''
|K.vtir« »tt cr ' ce rtu-y ;
hive g v, u largely vi s-'.u!
II ,i.e 'at e of t 10 e iue .104 s\ mpatiiv!
aoi ht'Sp ii e r y j ha-e t f li e
Iw itk, iu ll • ) a i ii e i . tl.emj
I sir a 1. for the, were from I nit ai
w iy-t tp tli utnk of \ ■ M i ter
-v * " ~z
I'.iy de»u t 'in i V t»l»vi..us. . Wliyj
.ijiii w: 11 >1- 11 if-som the dcst'rf I
I ;vith car t> . r if - and ih 11 ph\v
r r~r "iy;f' nf 'id '
jm-aiilire |i>r a si-ccer/lnlu cr ip of j
jfirbeit? It 1- .in z ii/ law sM-v!
•1 u 11' are tf/ I iirn the ill u ;■« in■-.> t J
iiHinJaielv to oie tef w: h tb>"r|
v icati. n ,ni(i i ,b"'r y '1 es ,
Many yea? • ixui t lapsed
bef rt-
en' ti Hi ot lb,.' I'l .id Moeihoi :
| 2;0'.'0 Vt.:«x the Rmu I» S VI eel
jTiuie 'li ag,T iTfui'e Rtid C :!•» ll i-"|
| wiiitcii 1 lie "• Id t treaties on til
subject that hs c tine down t-v »rs |
; Mow many m n ■: gi.-e'd inagneul
; tnre today know nat QM evt ry
even acie- of the earth's surface
there are 237 000 tons o» nitrogen
a quality Mifficient !o rep'ace the)
I 1.500 000 tons of saltpetre c iii'um j
JeJ 111 1906. C ir.meiical fenilzer,
increases in price as the value of j
saltpetre-increases and yet the ma
jority of farmers are using high
priced ammoniated fertilizers when
they can put millions of microbes
to work on their farms free of Cost
if they will feed th«e plants with
lime. Who will deny that this is
the tnimmum of expense with the
maximum of profit? That lime is
the basis of all good husbandry is
self evident; antf it seems that the
man must be very dull, or very
perverse, who will not beed the
teachings of modern sen nee and
the facis that are established in the
practise of the best fatmers the
world over.
Germany and England have, by
their experimental farms, demon
strated that soils can be^oenriched
in nitrogen, by the use of lime and
legumes that the nit a cash value
in an acre will have rate contained
of hundreds of dollars and that the
soil thus enriched is lik* a bank of
deposit that yields enormous divi
dends— R. McCoy. •
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1910
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, JAMESVILLE ITEMS
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I Mrs. Eveiett went to Rocky
• Mi uTit Snodav.
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: G. G. Pmi'Mmn of Greenville
.! W.is iu-tontu -Tuesday^— —•
♦
I G. S. Wi bms v\»ei tto \yilli;i«i
st on Fi id ay a tei noon.
I •' T
•j John HanH-oa went to Plymouth
week to buy p a^uts.
Mi s Neva All-11 spent several
i days in Ply meu.li lit w ek.
J. W. Dirdei atuuded teachers
1 meeting in W.d .iinsum Saiurday. I
i James Allen, S. F Darde r i and I
liste'l spent Soneiay in town.
. M Deila .Smithwiok went to
Rk bir oiu Sui.tLiV 10 vir.it |elutives. '
L. E. C >rey and R. T. Cobnrn
ol \\ lllianiston wa> in town Moit- I
1; . 1
day. j
H. M. Rurias of Williamsfotl,
:| was iu loW.ii buying pta*
j nu 'tf.
M
J. W. Haker of J .cksonvdle, N.
j C v , was 111 to.vn a le.v days latt
' Week.
j W C Manning urn! Prof R J. 1
4 Perl of WtHi - trrs-t*m v p.tit Fiiday
til t > A il." ~
Mr. I) tk of S> ff Ik, Va , Peanut:
! buyer f r l'lie Rr.n l'e nut Co.
! i'i town 1 wtek.
Mi-ses Ruth iTohurn nnl Hilda
! Me'Ga ky i»! D tideiiH spent Wcd
jn sty 111 tnv 11 ,
t Tie Oysit r sop,)er given for the
l euelit ot t e Mt.thod'iSt' chuich
• ;> OVed to !>'. a f u Ce.-s.
j - . J
G. N. Guryamts 6i Portsmouth ;
V r , spent \V in town wltli
Mr and Mts, b S lidwaids.
T r. . . * s . !
Miss \nni«jJM'a« Alien reunited
, biims Ttus 1; y (j'/si ■■ 4 ] n,; v-il to.
I lier sister in kowe*.vi 1-, .s C
I M -s. M._ I) Co.* er of Mou* t
Olive it spi ndi.ng s» va r 1 -lays'xviih
he si t-r Mrs. V J >ck>ou.
J \:Mr. ai-.'V Mrs. I*,v 11s of R we ;
vdle, S. C , ar .>pt-.- i,g -e •til
d iv sia t«i A 11 Willi tht ir parents.
I 1
j T t c co-tot held here'
' ! ss. Fruiav alt r-iit> HI ...revolted 111
u!i,- sirta'd (nit- ' e 11,, ktio 1 edouj 01
hst itiunil. ll tie t d v>iy much
it xclt-in /t.
1 '1 ! 1;,il litei 1 ijO'dtd Ait's con
I st 't>Mi m f-ir IAV » • t-1 r* and it ied .if - »
jof Ihe br.st an> in Rii tid J
|Te:in., fjiid d.ey cuohl .do nothing!
1 (me " v r t s Tif'i- li. Williams', ■
M ill u-'Tioro, Ky H Two pa-. Uige
l«ft .Cham'tt*! I'lin^- tcij am.;
! I,'v« r T d-lep. «;u e 1 me.'' F r
I S tie by Ah 1)e il'-rs.
A Griat Wcrk
The of the North Carolina
I Children's Home Soc ety began j
jS-ptembcr 15111 1903 Suceihat!
time fe,oß j cases have been provid- j
led tor at a cost of $49,946 73,-j
which is a tier capital chst 01 J46.25.
The receiving home for the-e home
less children is bti.ig built at Dur
ham The object of the Society is
to furnish good homes for tho»e
who have not beeu received into
the orphanages. William B.
Streeter is State Supeiiutendent
and the woik is ably carried on by
the help of women workers.
At this season the management
is making appeals for help and no
work in the State deserves more
consideration from the people. Any
one desiring to mak-e a
donation may it to W. B.
Streeter, Greensboro. N. •'
When your feet are wet and cold
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, bathe your feet in hot
water betore going to bed, and you
are almost certain to ward off a
severe cold. For sale by All Deal
ers. • * '
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EVfcßtf TTS ITBttS fv
■V
A, S. C (field was hen: Srturfi. v.
R.fl\ CoKuru v as here Thesdny.!
~ J # Aycr* weal to XoberaoOH
, vlflefcri^yT
MO» . s - Dun ing ani Critchet
were|ht re Mosul tty.
Liju.r >f *G"I J Point,
wj> Thnts f.'y.
Kit Woolifd nnd My.rtle 1
Bio %» was t eto .Sunday. ■
j Gfr of R' betßonville,!
| y».i #fc-;e rim>d iy uinht: —r— 4
' H i t'r J .tines aid Fannit?'
j >Ih;»ou went t-» WdliauiKUm Fii-j
day fljfclit.
Mt'-. Kiii.u'f Woulutd sp't.t Sat
uuli.y night and Smiday with Mis.
j. %?p ,i
J N£&s Miiitla Prel /pent a fewj
,day> la i ~«trk with hr sisUr,
Mistfht F Perry.
» \Jf£d« \Vi'd.am Gmv oiid Frai kit !
OioYt'n, ot R.ffK-tsitinvd't*, weiej
hei* Frid »y
(j. Do ».il F.nir-uilis uun dj
;f i «-»njr Cha-pvl IJ .a SuUinlay to!
'; „;,h v . 'idny ;
Sen) amin E. Jcwctt Dead
I/ • j
"Ke vshis liac >d here >{ Hie
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Irfwft-ll t Ills home in hv^nsvilk*.
lnjhti . on.Fr dt\ ill' 8 1i d v t' |
| 1 )vb hi or n;lg; of H li.
J «*fi 11 ni tie fcixiv-s.-vcnCU ymr »>i'
J *Wh: will 'm; rttrtßHiHerwij
h l't a oiio M-M r'l • M.J
iluKJl. ill • s?e>) ni Wife o'. i'v Krj
,C. B. H V s ' il, '' d tin.- I> ibr l »• )'-T j
jul Mr Wntit-r K-isst-Il r,•.) 1 Mi i
j; \V iiHtt-MitiJ e.
i ii •\\ ii lici't ii h ,id a c nt'c
a
■villi' ' V li.'T 1 ill; V ,'ir -i 1 •. d i
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II , .c- •'* a-'ViC ••n• 1 w •l 'i
| '-A' s . ' ■ '!: T . i- J.v, >, v-H , I. d , ;
I \h>re li ii s jv ■ ! i>r tipn■p . '
>. 11 s-i • o y ar• an 1 y \ ••• d q il , •!
{r•>•. ti' cii txi'i-i t I- ■ 'm|
■Hid blit ( , M i! ij ' lvtw.-nc- C,f i
;a W-f.S.wvC; • . |
t 11 i MM viv\ ! l»v lii- wi o-'v Jin!
»*•-■«» VI Mtß-Vs
a 1M I ii,. Art, - -
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Nor-ili Carolina ntHie Il.ad (f
j the Tabic
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' Tf'CT v* ; s h- id t *."'"'Tr' r ! •
] W J)! .I ' • 1 IU l«>, I'j ti
j ' ,i: Is ,l . :i ■' ii » ■ : ■i i ■ i■. j
• . -■ - , il'.'j-wfti. il Wft I X lii !
I. 4 1
'f • ir;-, : ut-' i.d v jf 'a'i >■ i •
O.ii ,)• t' rve S-• .s. W. N. .• i- . .
I li. -1 i> ui l in i-t for ,V.it.ii L'itri 'i > .«, ■
Lt,»an ia« Iv Tu'lUf V ii to ni.tkf .* j
,' I
cdlcctMU ut pfoiucts.
th .' keenest* tom-j edt ; on In* i\n? 1
' able !o hi L.Ji Lack J j, ]■ .
hi ki-s Tr >i'Uv ior tin; be-1 k i.'.r'dj
, collection of fruit in : lie I'mi' il I
S'a»es. A!-o th" S*e-p-t kes for
I
tbe collection of nuts in the
Hinted States B.'.sides> the e tWv)
ch nipionsliips ribbons, forty blue
riltbons, twelve red and.six while,
were won, the taken
by any State in the Union. These
ribbons Were taken almost exclu
sively by competitors in th? West
ern part of the State. The only
r.bbon coming to this part ot the
StJte for the best plate of pea
nuts sent by Mr. George Green at
Wilson, N C: /
The Old North State sits always
at the head of the table wherever
she goes. We have ihe natural
resources ajyi the work of develop
jug is goiuji on rapidly. We stand
first in the manufacture of tubacco,
too, pa.ssing Missouri by a good
margin in the v , yellow weed. The
eves of the country are on us aud
with the good Democratic govern
ment which means the safetv of tbe
people, the forward movement
along all lines is assured.
. * Local Loyalty '
»Th?re never was a t.e » feet town
1 but there is no ph Cf on the map
■ that c.nii it sbow some niigbt'y
good points. This is a great b(K
country lend lh.re ar • gfv at b'>{
opportuutt'ies i i 1 ver\ s cii -n ol it.
. If you don' 1 like your locality
nioee, Bi' the observing fine is
inclined to remark 1 hat tne le low
j wli i is nlw ys knoeking lias not HC
cmnul
!Qwn locality m >ch 1. s ■ tlie expense
jof the trip to get a-way, tliereloie,
| with us Fur the po «r our liea is
|go out'in sympathy We* provide
lor tliev wants —but the knock r,
vvc have to euelire, becauss lie i-»
JMOT danger MIS enough 10 put iu an
insane iM> Jitm and our laws
not aoiruielH to have him in
ea'Cerited is a nuisance. To be
in eie-ttd ' ifly In one's own im
I mediate affairs"wit-boiu regard to
the interest of others a'ud of the
community is a maik of iiiirow
flier* Toti-e tt iiu aie- llii'i- 1011
1 traded iii 'h ir svtnpithivs and
aims ilepiivo thems 1 vt;of the
j
I wli'ch biloijgs it) t>»fise who
i-iit kutiwii. im pn'ibc 'pir't-.d -it;
j 7 ns, havin ; ei i 111 1 s 1 pi aiid
to proinuto the gejtral
iwvifateof the eeJinmnnity. Aput
■ f'om tin oh'i -atiou of the bro ider
: and higher punoi r i!es of un-t lush
• ih.>s, the. observance of Ah eh 111
[the yeiv nnuieoi things biif'"gsiis
jt>wn r.wir 1, t! ire 1-, prict ca! ad |
V 1-.1t.-ge m (.rlcing a sin a rc iuP'rest
in toe 11»c J 1 welfare an t mlvance
jtn ut, empba iz tlie'adv.tntiig s
and oppoituntil o tli Cowii, audi
jjog' iKrd in 11 feeing a 'p'int pi
j loyal y 01 1 ;il 111 'C.- II 1 till
lit. A nurcbanl wb 1 has thisspitiiJ
1 is pretty s-u*-r-tod»'j- a he' l er tui-rcU
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IK«H LMV-'«->' . tiv.oa.7frd ly •«
d:!T";i ii\ -•, irit -co t xeicne . f
• is" .nr- i«- 0. an 1 1; : i m -11:s * . 1-!«
J v; TI li h v ,:1 con ' t.c' !;ii. o.v:i a •
Il' it*, "e ,n . ; j . ■
his cne-.-r ;ln ! 1 • pe 11! »e s •• ii |
lal'li'i, ..\ In f "11 d''>r| .'I (' r ' si
| imi UT • .:! I • . »!. IN f"v i > |
' a ■II ne-t' 1■ • l.l Y I >1)0 i 1 J" ill j
-•idi 11 fll "d a mil'- 1 tip u ; iue • iie j
■a ■ v rurern —'t tntr.*! -rib 1 +ir •'.» i ■
I e'lin.; 'it l 'if bti in— (i.-: I
I'' - ii-'- he V line 1. i r. • ,1
'"I .'ex ,p'- I, , 1, i :
.>1 1 1 • iii"i-» a'u l iei' v in t" 1
1 - ,V! ! c it'll s »-»;.*• fii'i.; 1 .1; ;;. •
s;.i; 1 , ii ' 11. all v (.1 ' h li.. ■
j nay -b \ ..iuu V iai.. c 11 :i.
■ 'l' ' il l-IllfS .- rii.ii-.;-.
,h 1 ' : • ;>t-e-! it is on Hie. 1.1,/n ; ...1 .
' n1» 11-:- * ~ " 1
. Dc.ith oi a Young Mm
; ( M > r ( ix of Si-ii n 1) |
[ah i Mr!,, 1 ret Gr iTiti, died at 1 lie !
, lu'i'ie- I'd Ins parents in GnflV is'.J
T iwnsh'p, of W-'doe-dav
t rut r s?v r.d -.vet ks of frun \
J typhoid-fever. The dec-ased was
1 about 1 wentv one years old,- and
had been 111 the employ of York
awl Stalling* a£ the Dixie Ware
house the pist Season. Ile.vvas ar.
industrious young man and was
jes'ecmed by those who knew- him
A large number of friends ar.d
relatives sympathize with the be
reaved family in their sore trial.
When yon have a cold get a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Ttwidsobn fix yon up
all right and wid ward off any
tendency toward pneumonia This
remedy contains ti» opium or other
narcotic and may be given as con
fidently to a babv as 10 an adult.
Sold by All Dealers.
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Notice
The schxils taxes are
due for the year 1910. and have
been for some time... The expenses
of both town and school have to go
on. Please see me and pay your
taxes.
W. R.: WHITE,
Tax Collector.
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*
.1 ' .1 '*' Y.~
sr.oo$ r .oo a Year in Advance
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KObEKSOISVILLE
NEWS ITEMS
ca I Happening and
People who are Com!
and Going, here, There
and Yonder as Gathered
1 by our Regular Corres
pondent.
J. C. Siniili Rocky Mount
Saturday.
-.1) C Mcoring went to William
1 Tth *
Mis J. W. Ta; lo'r spent Sunday
at Ho:i l Beulah.
I'. C. R vt*s spent' Sunday at bis
hum i ea li »un! oi. ,
Mis- H Mii J hp*.», of Ev^rKit,
j was in t"wn Tutsla/. ■
*
j MisOr i T '•> lor vi«itel Mrs. A
i S. Rohi r.ion l.ibi \vv*.k.
•W s i Rili ie Furviu, t;f Husiil
ton, is visiting tn t >au.
Mist Put -p. 1 ft S,i'uiday for
ijt't huinc >it Viciuiia, Va. '
-Mis-, l.ul i I) Sauls is in Notio'k
"fins »Veek with paVenls
J. \V. T yl.r arhxl J. C. K?et :1
went io •Dn'iiivi 1.-
Mi s D>ia J'illnsou, ot Gold
Pol. t, vv i.> i'i town Monday,
,iiid J >hnhie HatJ
| >!is. i) s,i nt Su d iy m Beth' 1.
MS3 A'in i Flo mini* and sister of'
M r-hcli, \v. Ie in town Pnday.
Rev. Mr Finish, of Wilson, .
Miles his regular appointment lurr
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J'r 'i?. K s u is* pending the
holiday.* -wirh h«e-pft'*en s it 'J' an»
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■t Mis s Su u an 1 Margaret
JC. i niii t'r'eu S tu Jay fur their
i hum* in M I).,ih*.
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J .-.r 'i .i ii'K ' h I'.o iH of M. s \V.
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i Th - R>t>t• i'en Guano Co,, is »••#
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GOLD PO NT ITEMS
i, W. . y . Roht-ison, ot Rubi r on
' vilTe, w is in tuwu yisterday.
J. If. Everett ami family will
j move to Robtrsonvilli in a frw
d »> s .
J S. G'iffia, who ha:, been liv
ing iu Norfolk for a year will siart
a business here
'A. C. Smi*h has opened up »
stock of general merchandise in the
B. H. Robersou store.
1,. A. Taylor is having a nice
residence, hudi Rober«onvUle
and will move there soon
The farmers here art through
threshing peauu's and most oi
theoi have sold their crops,
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
S- Giiffin has been quite witli
pneumonia the past few days, hut
isjmproviug now. f
The residence of J. J. R. Whit
field near here was horned about
sunset last Thursday evening.
Very little was saved except, nine
beds a trunk containing $150.00
was lost.
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