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V0L' 1,1 Dunn, 3f. C. Fci., 9th. 1917
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Bivi'n-nn ninni* Act
QVOK.
lMit** One* Academy I'nmnnh IV
. Utlon Kkfartng Prohibition Mens
N *i and Observer Ind.
The superintendent of the Anti
Sslnon Luaaue received a Idivr ves
ttrday morning from IVv. J A
C cmpbtll. principal of Buie ■ Crorl
Academy enclosing pci Mo nr io thi
General Alterably In bi-lmlf of thi
pinhlbltlon bills carrying the >1x111
fur* Of tha entire family liH yr ej
mrn ami «c young ladlcu over thi
area of 10. The latter stated tha
awrjbiil ytc wlmai tie pciltl-n vaj
p->sauted signed it Mr. Dovtr V 1i
fermod that other schools and col
•eras are preparing like petition*
H® has alto let-elveri rommunlca
Ilona from several places to tho {Halt
T *',r* *ha churches are planning t<
hold anion mass maatlnga next 3un
day for the purpose of mcninrlallt
tng tha General Assembly for the pn>
asga of the prohibition bills that an
endorsed by the Anti Saloon l-eagu,
end lha North Carolina memorial:
will reach tha General AurmWi
prior to the hearing un the prohibl
tton bill, which will take place kefor.
the Joint committee of the Houn
•nd Senate Wednesday IVbruery 7th
Mr Darli is nf the oplnloa that
Horlh Carolina will not be behind
Oregon. Virginia, Tennessee and oth
er States In the matter of prohibit'
tng tha Importance of liquor into tin
borders Sort a nssrure has. ]usl
*•*■•4 »**• Oregon General Arsen hi.
Another baa passed the Iloose In
Tennessee sad. he le rellfhlr inrtrm
ad. will pace the Senate The Oov
ernor of the Stale la pushing the
measure. Thu Oener.nl Avairbly ol
^**1 Vtrgtpla has Just pau*d law
forbidding say person to carry mors
than one quart loto the state and
aoaa can be delivered by public ear
rters. Other stales are moving tot
like legislation and bis prediction is
that In twolve months more than a
half do sen States will bo sxcludlag
■H liquor for beverage purposes.
"Mt wtate rummi.
Hinutt Reporter.
, _ Tkf real estate traoa
w J Jernlfan and wife to J. B.
Holme* and wife l acre, consider*.
Uoa.. love and arfectloe.
Joel Gilbert to J. D. Balleetine. 60
acre* to Hectors Creek township
consideration $800.
w- H. Smith to J. M Judd 81 1-8
•ores la Hector’s Creek townshlo.
consideration lid and other r&lea
oraid-ratlona.
looter to Value (tenter <1
•■■a >i Hector’s Creek township,
coastdsratlan 81.006.
A. B. Walker and wife to Linden
Lard Oo. 8.(61 acre* near Linden,
consideration $10.OS'
D. J. Brecce to J.R Brecce |E0
•ere* near Linden consideration,
•1.000. 1
J. B. Upehnrrh and other* to J. D
Lpchureh X boose and lot lo LlUlnf
ten. eonaldoratlon 88.(48.
Albert L Bailer to Mamie Bailer
•4 seres In LIUIn(tton township, con
sideration 810.
J. W. Harris to J. w Adcock 88
8-8 aere* In Hector'* Crook township
consideration 18,760.
Mrs. Kuaenta Harper and others
to J. H. Ballsnce lot In nnnn. eon
alderation 88.800.
A. M. Shaw to Rrama Shaw. 1 lot
In Lllllnfton. consideration 11.000
and other raluablo considerations
Leetar A- McLamb to Oscar
• acre# la Areraaboro town
ship 1800.
John Norris to L. A. McLamb t
in Artrufeoro township, com
rMeratfoa 1160.
A. P. Johnson to A. Morgan John
son house and lot lo Lllllngton. con
sideration fl.700.
Parker Bros, to A. O. Raglln it
#9-100 aeroo In Ltlllngtoa townahlp.
ccastdaratlon 9197.78 and other v*l
aahla aoaalderatJoaa
Rnfna Paniih to L. C. Tarrlah 4 9-1
a»rao coaatdaraUoa 910 and other
valuable considerations.
John M. Hodges, attorner I" J W.
Chaaea 90 seres la Stowart's Creok
township, ronelderrUon
KOT1CB.
Thera will ba a meeting ot Palmy
ra Lodge, Jfo. 147 A. r. end A. M. In
Ihelr ball above McKays Pharmacy
noit Tuesday night for (be purpose
of sebforrlag the central apprentice
degree.
All Master Maaoas are Invited to
attend.
& L DBNMINO. BocrtUry.
A thrilling Bva.raol drama, feat
•Hag "Under Bnaptcfon.' frota tha
Ihmoas story of ■ Opponhsdm Phil
lips, la the Batarday Kvtnlag Poet,
will ba tha attraction at the Qaeon
Theatre tonight Tor Batarday
night "Bhoetd Bhn Kara Told* will he
tha faalnrc and "Whitt Tarhey
^ossadf.’ will also bo prneanted. This
Mmi tatwestlag program for the two
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UIUUH) UCHOOL.
Honor Roll for Mi Wwta EnAim
January Both.
FIRST ORADB—John Wataoa
Krneallnc Cberry, Marlon Ream*
Hrrimn Strickland.
SECOND ORADB—Doretky Con
tor. Rhode* BiBfrtt, Ellaaboth Towi
icnil. Mary Deanlnr.
11 THIRD GRADE—Roeaella Dowd
Mary nrauabon. Or* ce Snlpaa. Ra
chal Aycock. Prank Cullom. Ban
IV>w<1. All la Maynard. Rnnla Pu*b
Pwinhl Rowland. Dernlea Cart.
FOURTH ORADK— Rdcar Carr
Robert Jornlran, Pranoee Cullom
fmlly Rutlor, Hannibal Godwin.
Honor RnB for Month Radi nr Jaaa
try BOth
FIFTH ORADK—Eleanor Hatib
rr. R-rt-’ Wt'ann, 11 nan a R. nr Jon
Cdwartl Hxdrei Mertor Jrnea.
SIXTH GRADE—Rllaabetk Toaai
l.onlaa Prldrca.
SKVRHTn ORADB—Data Ap
cock. Mary Barrett.
EIGHTH ORADB—Ferrell Reere
NIMTTI GRADE—Genera Bin**
, Eire Grima. Uirllle Howard. Bias*
| Pope. Baalah Temple.
eleventh orade—Rntb caak
veil. Mabel Lyneb.
SCHOOI. IfRWH.
After the Charles B. Ayeock Lit
erary Society BMUii last Prlday
nfleraoos. the Athletic Aaaodattor.
l'tld 11a regular meeting Thi
President. Norwood Pope. coed acted
the meeting and called It to order
H.e secretary. Oliver Warren, lend
ing the Traaenrer'a report and Call,
ef the roll. Practically el] the
uanban were present and more
duee were collected, which netted
a good amount. The dlteamloa ol
T,fcch *as brought ap and the namea
of all contestants In this * it
]-*_-• -
upon <o b* held soon and hard'work
•ill be aaed In getting started.
Other functions of the Association
vers brought ap and diseases* and
a very aucceaeful masting wee com
pleted
The new window shades secured
fer those rooms that were 'lacking'
are both attractive ead practical.
W* don't hear much from the
eleventh grade thU season *oep>
fiom an occasional uproar—or ac
complishment.
Severe weather from the Athletic
ground* and no regular practice
could be held this week.
The school was forced to leave th»
building Monday afternoon owing to
Ihc fellnre to get the rooms h—m
properly.
A word has beam heard from the
debating department of tha Union
and It has beea decided that Dean
•111 either enter In a trlaagto with
Lllllngton and Apex or Apex sad
Jonesboro.
The Francis Willard Society of
lbs l>nnn High School, met on Fri
day. January l»th. la the school an
dllorlnm. A moat enjoyable and la
tcreating program was carried onl as
follows:
"Resolved that the United Mia tea
forsrament should own and control
rs'lroade.* Affirmative. Lein Mrtck
land end Gertrude Prlo*. Hegatfv*
Myrtle Naylor and Benlah Tempi*
Instrumental Solo.—Iren* Pu^er
Lire of John Charles McNain,—gala
Knala.
Work* of John Ok trim U attain_
Waatrar Battla
Reading from Joha Chartaa Me
tfalll. Blaaa Pop*.
Reading from John Chartaa If eft *41)
Rath Woatkrook.
rarrent Bronte— Parrall Moon.
A*lf>WO~THlTsoot5Tn
ITh# rtfth part of th* Scoot Law)
A ecoat )• Kind.
The Bor Scoot of Amartn aau
«» e word "Klndnem’ u hi* kr ward.
71" wr motto of tk* organlaa'lon
tf "Do 0 good turn dally.' makaa th*
v# Scoot a kind being. Ha raallg
re that hlndaeaa keopa tb* wtrld
moo Med together; that la order to
«' a good tara dally, be moat be
kind and «boagbtfa1. The Scoot |<
•-'»d lo laob baaata. Ha karma mo
n-»r animal, neadtaaaly, aad ha la a
h.mator of Mad food* aad thoaghta
I»* la not ona of tk* tearing eat at
'Irragilar* fellow, bat la hi* anhlt
'Irak It 'Chtractor' atriaea to heir
aad ana* In a Mad haarted meaner
1 a I* aa a Ira* Bay Seoot. Mad at
•ehoel. Mad at home, and kind at
wrrk. He make* klndnem kk
wtrkLwId* palter.
Mr*. B. t. Ifobla*, who naderwekt
an oporalloa at Oood Hope MoaptUI
it Dak* Taaaday, la reported mart
bettor.
THU A-B-C OK BORROW!NO UN.
DIR THE PRDSRAl, FARM
' LOAN ACT.
RAletgb. N. C.. Fab. (tit —All who
' would apply for mousy from tha Pad
' Oral Lead Bank for tbs purpose of
paying off debts, buying or Improv
ing farm lauds ahould give their
namau to thalr County Agent or
1 writ* to tbs Superintendent of Credit
I'nloaa. Boms one should give no
lle* lo tha newspapers of the forma
tion of a National Farm I .and Amw>
elattoa In the nommunlly and elate
whom those Interested may see.
The applicants of a locality should
meet with thalr county Agent and de
termine how largo their district must
be to form a National Farm 1<oan
Association The nastier the dis
trict covered, the lass win be the ex
rewee for the loan committee and
the more will tha spirit of eormunt
ty cooperation he developed accord
ing to the Intent of the law
If at this Aral meeting there are
at least ten applicants who. togeth
er, wish to borrow tld.dOO. and
aacb of whom has security twice the
rains of tbe loan applied for, then
applicants assy proceed to form
a temporary organisation Tbe
members ahould sleet five or more
directors Each member has one
rots for each share, hut cannot sots
more than twenty shares
Tha directors at this first meeting
or at a later one. should elect from
their own number a president and a
vice-president and select a loan com
mlttas and a secretary-treasurer
The loaa committee may be taken In
part or entirely from the board of dl
rwcorw or entirety from members
oatstde of the board. Tha secretary
fteasnrer Is the only officer who la
repaired to be a borrower or a
member of the association.
»»• of the board of
directors officers and loaa committee
the artlelaa of aaaoctatloa should he
adoptud by all the members signing
tbs bleak or paper attached thereto,
la the presence of the aaerwtary
traashrar. who ha* to certify to the
members* signatures sad tbs am oust
of loess each applies for. either to a
*otary public or a fastiee of the
paaoa. (Write lor Circular 1S71
Tha articles of aasodattoa may be
thaw along wltt tba rant for this
®^ata, to tbs Land Bank, as sooo
aa It Is orgnalssd. Nothing mare
nan be dona aatil the Lead Bank at
Columbia sands out blanks for the
appraisal committee and Instructions
ss to abstracting.
TH* BRIGHT JEWKUB HURT.
Tha Bright Jewels Missionary So
ciety met Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church.
The children’s Foreign Special
Work for HIT located In the dtp of
Pcochow Chins, was ons phase of
the program. A leaflet on the sub
•ect wna read by Christina Thom peon
Mildred Shell and Kathryn Taw. The
folio wing little people took pan la
lbs program: Fuquard Hast. Lilll
•n Xtaafl. Dorothy Connor. Marla
Jobaeoo. Grace Snipes and Blolte
rardsn. A poem. “The Little Mil,
Wt was read by Elisabeth f-ir.1I
At the close of the meeting mile
fcoxas were distributed to be returned
with an offering the 4th Bsndsy In
March One New member waa an
rolM.
Uttla Bloiae Darden, a Bright Jew
el of Xenly. visiting Grace Snipe*
was Introduced to Us Hocety by ths
pmldiat.
Ths next meeting will be the 4th
Sunday In Feb A program of this
meeting will appear later.
™ »ot scout Mnensa.
The Boy Scout. b«!d their regular
meeting Uet Friday night at the
homo of Scout Raymond Cromartle
Owing to Uio moot* cold only a few
of the Scout. wW« pro..it Duo.
.mounting to Bfty cent, were ooDee
ted and rartoua other basin cm ob
Irctn brought ip and dlacnmad a
trotiou to Mat Monday night to
eouaMer tha Mlnatrei which the
Scoato expact to giro coon waa made
and carried Mr. Frncmaa. Scant
L.aator, appointed Patrick Jon*, to
b* tba loader of a Coupon orgaalae
tlon of Scout, tor purpose #f oolleet
ls« cigarette coupon, which will he
***** • practical punching oar.
A,,,r SolUhtful refrcahm.nta were
torred by the boat the Troop Wo. I.
Ft* Patrol, adjournad to meet
•s two weeks at the home or B out
Paul Hew berry.
MUBIO OI/TTB WOTICB.
the Regular meeting of tko Mu.lc
CT»b os Satarday Feb 10th 1*17 ha.
b*« Postponed until Fok. ITOi.
1*17.
Ail members wm please take oo
iloe of tkla as It waa ruled el loot
moettag that tko host ms** ohoold
aet aotlfy members Ike day er day
prior to meeting.
Koottag will he held Satarday Feb
tux womax’w au'n.niMG.
There her been rirontly been In
irmlnred Into the Uefrn-I Assembly
ef the Rial* a bill ,to appropriate
If0.000 to aract oa Ike r*input of
tbe Agricultural aod ■erbaulcal Col
lage at Kalelgh a woman's building
lor tbe purpose of taking mors af
fcctlv* the extension .Work being cor
dueled la Homs ntmomlcs. TMv
I-.tension work for IP# uromeu of the
Stale should, In our pinion, be P»en
tsd at tho Hlate NoAusI sml India
*' 1*1 College, which |1 peculiarly the
lustltuUoa for tho nganatlnn of tho
T otneo of North Cartfns
Tn the Prat place, Wts unwise from
Mi oconomle standpopf for lbs ytate
to laveat *30.000 in (Ulslgh for Ihe
development of Its f&rae Economic*
work when It alrahd| has a depart
meet of Home Economic* la the stale
Normal Collage. Tt* state has nev
tr felt that It wssWbls «n boas*.
• oulp and maintain |* a wUtfac'cy-y
way the Home Erongpatrs wirk la
th# Normal College: gwt dopartiumi
■* the College* la very mdrh crowd
ed and most be glv^h more roor>
mulpmeat: so it aveAg most unwlna
la use *30.000 of apte mnrey to
foind another eontettef Home Rro
•inmlca. whoa It I* tr^ that If all the
PUt* work In Home ■conomlre radl
ated from on* errtat niarh of the
*->0.000 expended lotbulldlnr Toeld
I# saved Brea IfJ&i. tlnt. mrrr
ublo to maintain twoArniers of work
ihe aaa of state fofk lo doptlrale
bolldlngs and tuaching fore*, both la
ragular worker* andfcu lecturer*, U
wrong so long as Ac children or
evea the adaKa of tr state are In
tral need of physleaAaUeuUoa or
Intellectntl lostruetfc.
"-wuno (Hi*, u H«ai UB
wto« educationally fir a atata wtth
Ua Home Enonomlcakrork almost la
H» bogtnnlog to afearste ths two
•'“•P* °f people wfcAare struggling
f/t deretop this wot*. The beaeflt.
'ha Inspiration, the dee correlation
'* work that weald fossil from the
intercourse of thaae foo groups can
not be mealured. Maas think what
IneplraCon weald bAcolvod br tba
ona hnndr.d and s«vA are atudeoU
»"» enrol l«d in it Ass alar ool'ecn
roursa leading to uJBfgree of %gb
elor of Belaaaa la Ku toemxa£m
* '"I
eoataet wtth tha BH* .woman who
u a really doing wBt la Home flee
tonilca rather than stadylog how to
4o thU work Of course. the ato
ients of the college would iler've th •
greater educational bsneAt. but whan
w« remember that a few yaars hence
them students will ba doing the
Home Economies work of tha state,
wa abonld strive to do our b«wt to
prepare them for this work. And
Ihtn educational gala may ba derived
without tha expenditure of one extra
dollar.
In tbs third pines, it la not only
unwise bat also uaiovt that money
appropriated for work dona by the
woman of tba atata fcr tha women of
the atata. be under tha direction of a
mllaga established for mao only
shea we have a atata college for wo
iwan. Other states so far as wa eaa
l-ara. In which tha A and M Colleges
»ra separata InsUtutfona from the
woman's colleges have divided the
kilth-lavrr fund so that the womens
colleges have their share for extens
work In Hotre Economics. Toe w>
tnan of North CaroHUh taaaot do
ihetr bait work la All Arid If |A"
foods available for Orta work ba di
vided. On tha other band, even If
III these runda are oaM»d. the sum
loiaj will not meat the urgent used
for Increased equipment and trained
w.rkera (a this Said. Rarely the
men of the state are too wise vwi to >
;nat fo divide the state rundt and
ihereby weaken tba Work of the Wu
men who nra striving earnest y an**
rf.actively for Uia upbuilding of our
itutw.
—State Normal Collage AUm
ntKPAKIULA OAKJ1VAL TAMPA.
n«nioA.
FWmmd Trip Far* Proas Dona Ml AO
For thta aeration whfrh win be filled
nlth fan aad frolic, aad laallnt from
Pabruarr tad lo iota, ticket* will be
told to Taaape and return aa akovn
*bore by the ATI.AKTIO COAST
f 1XK, The Staodard Raflrond of the
teach, denary Slat to February. B.
halsSra
United returning aatft mdalght
of Pebraary 20tb. bat nay he et
tended to Kerch Ird by depoattlng
a th C*ly Ticket Agent at Tampa,
andar prescribed rule*, aad a yen ray
rent tl.fi*.
PROPORTIONATE PARES PROM
INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
CHILDREN HALT PARE
URKRAL STOP OVER PRTVD.Pdl
Poe farther parttmlara. schedule*,
rlceplng ear resemlleos. etc., call on
i. W. WHITEHEAD. Ticket Ageat
Dune. fg. C.
ITth, 1S1T at three o’clock vitk
Mlaa Madrid Hood aad Mrs Paal C
Hood. All neaibera era eameetty
regofiatod to bo praomt
WA.HHIXUTOM rBKPAMM Ptm
THJE KATKIOJ!
Atlhoiah the Confederate reunite
11 be bold in Waehtaytea. to w
:baa four montha off—Jane 4tb_
i,reparation, .ro wall aadar way.
Tbte will probably b* tb* loot rwaa
*>•". hat Wbatber It lo or not. K to
•afc to aaeamo that It will b* tba late
on*.
Kot only la tb* Waablaytoa —a
■nilteo of tnuteanu boar arary
lay In tho week with detail* bat vat
•■ran camp* la every state *f the
South ar* perfaetlny plan, for aov
l»y on to th* national capital aia.
ib* railroad! ar* rlvtay a yraat deal
of publicity to lb# forthooalay *v«at
The llnea iravaratay tbto part of
*1 a South with nut era -rmmntloaa
that li to lay. practically all tho
lln**—*re toakliy announnraauto
rhlrh appeal to tb* aeaUaeat of th*
old *oldl«ra who foaybt for tb* t**t
rauaa. On* railroad »—|-r to
.treailnf tb* fact that It* train* raa
lltrourti historic hattladalda of W|r.
fiuU. t*kin* la a vl*w of th* crater
near Peterabur* aad th* forti
Iton* around Rich mend Another
cnrnpany calla attaation to th* fad
that the veterans who travel om Its
road will rid* over eu* stretch of 41
bills* which ar* hall! by Ccafadarat*
voldiar*. ‘and which ha* — uteil
perhap*. lb* aoit p*naaa*at Boa*
neat of aay work don* by th* (h*.
faderary." It to th* Na* b*tw*w
(i roanabom. N a. aad Duarill*. Ta
Wbca tb* war topi lhar* ru a*
1 i.ltroad conaretlay the efd —1%
uioad aad Duan 11a wttb th* tum
Carolina ayvtata of road*. A ndl
rOAil nfflH*1 feu Aalaki.. aa.
ntlon. sen the Confederate aathort
tlM saw Ike strategic rain* mt aaafe
a line, “aad .Me to bring u
tear snOtfeat praamra t* —ir««w i
the obstacles which had pvwetomdp
Mood In the way of Ka naaali awlm.
fwlog to the rtralry of North
"* and Vtrgiaia. each State I
to protect Ka Owe railway __
The rail aeeeaaaty tor tho_..
ttoo of tho Qta—ahora-PamTfllo sen
oecOoa waa .procarad by tearing aa
cibcr line*. At tho etcaa at nighi
■ he 41-aaXI* stretch waa aoaSaoaJMS
by^epaltrtstataaaoamof^.^
hrts of tkn Confederacy and* theca
"wisrsssrsJSSr
This sostloa has boos deahto
trseked bat few -“-Trace ware free I
Oeroasary “la a# loeattaa aa -Itsr
pained by the war-time engineers.'
Reprinted from the Age-Herald, gp
mingham, Ala.. Jaaaary ltth If IT.
W** Him A XT) LOCAL nees
Hr. NoU lUtarme To Dedtnar
Sunday Shooed w—o Wert Bey
and Hell-berry ITmii ua
Duke. rrb. I—Dr. w. p. Holt ro.
turned Wednreday from a three
weeks Stay In Philadelphia aad hew
York whore he has been studying
clinics, rlaltlng hospitals, observing
' iterations, aad taking lacturrs. IV
Holt naya that bla course of study
there waa eery beeeSrlal and that
be hopes to add many of the new
Ideas to Oood Hope Hospital hern
o. which he Is aapertatoadaot.
Mrs. B. J. Vnblsa of Doan waa
broaght to Oood Hope Hospital
Tuesday and operated oo. The op.
eratloa was alight sad aha la getting
along nloety.
Mr. (I. R. Simpson retamed Wad
needai afternoon from oeatoata
vhere > - waa called last week on ec
coast :f the extreme illness of hla
t other Ha report* that hla moth
•F It lomi
Thu Methodist loader School u
aaklq* preparations and «rruit*«
a program for tha fourth Sunday la
February at whteh time they trill
dedicate tho fotrr new Fsnday
«rht>ol room racoatly added to the
church Bee H. *. Spence laid
rceratery of tha North Carotlaa con
fereaea will b* praaaat and hold the
dedicatory scyrtcet} He arm elan
lector* at tha ataraa o’clock k-wr
-II d preach at eight.
Communication, bare bean re
celead from Trinity College asking
If any person In or nronad Data
maid faralah a car land of Bay a-d
Hall-berry bn*baa III W nt oat an
tfie oampoa at Trinity Collage
*11 a a# ahraba a boa ad fa thla cam*
t. unity a ad II la thought that the
car load wiu ha aMppad wrthont
trouble.
"THH MTfl* OIU NUT DOOR.
a ntATcwr or un mn
PROGRAM.
The vleld moral lamia render ad
by the romarkaHa ptecara of “Tho
I.HUa Olrl Next Door,- was alaarty
•oowd and worn by tho Qnoaa Than
*»• soar* last Satarday. It ropro
tinoad la Nttlag sc on as dm horror
• -id denser, of tha White Stew*
t|< aatlon. It was a great warn a a.
a plot or ear ae lews, and a a teat ton
of tb nit hi for thr yowag man aid
women. The pi'fro arm dartdadty
tHn featnn af teat wash's program at
’ha Qa*ea
MAD TO DOWf DIBPATCH
Taodar morning last aa the •*«
•re rising onu the Bsstera hdla th«
"Ml of W. f. Marsb. If. took H«
flgkt to tbo gnat Beyond aad oar
naopto an sonrnlrg the leas of tbetr
ctoeet and hoet highly esteemed rltl
isn.
Uatll about taro m-mths ago Mr.
Manh enjoyed bis aaaal good health
whea he was strtekea wttk paralysis
of tbs throat aod fsee, the etsa»>
caeaees of which he was aaaMc to
■arrlrc
Dads Billy, as hs was familiarly
kaowm by bis friends aad neighbor.
»" greatly lowed by all. It wag Ms
castes la Inly of seek year to haws
toes meat wfth bis to Jola la Ur
celebration of hie birthday aaatrar
•417- It vii aa nfart04 lookrt
forward to vltk pUutra ¥7 al 444
lies sites arose d aad fees dlatest
e^atlet Urge sembers ease to baa
«r their Mead, and sake toe dry
pleasant tor his.
Although a actors ef Cbathas
ra-jaty. rwsr store Its formation over
dfly rears ace Mr Marsh had bees
etcaelr Idee tiled cits the dele sad
wctsrlal progress ef Harnett isnU
kSTlag filed wtth credit many poal
Uoas ef respsaslbmtr aad tout.
Me was a gallant Confsdsrsto eot
dlsr. being a member of Ce. D forty
first Regiment la the late war, aad
**• • »aal Oemssader of Daniel Me
°o«wld Camp Maraett Confederate
▼eteraas. After dtettngalahed asr
toea ef water aad bravery throeehoat
'*• »«» war. he ntirul home
■ad took a proalneat part to the re
WBotiaulloa paHod nerer basin Hag
•a that deeper ar hardahtp ia tka Mt
tar aaparlaaaaa of thta dark chapter
*■ ‘fc« ■aatk’h history. It was to
■PtrthV aad tataraattag ta hear him
dtaaaaa tka laaMaeu af former day,
“d (ha toarleaa meaner la ehlsh tka
CaatodataU aoIdler aear Mat tka anil
•a faty. aad weald note with aad
aaaa thegneet paaatag of three Com
rades who Mood with Mm la tka
data af aaraaw, d seats tin eel «n*
aa«a la ear data Soatklaad. Tra|»
a»aa af Ua type here left a
* a j
tka rtaha «r
»naa. It Minn all t* walak their
*•*■* aad earning end saa tkat tketr
rnaalalar dayi era day* af eamfaat
“« ^oataatmeat.
Faaeral aaretaae ware
Wafaaadey afternoon at tha real
deaee aad la tha ahaaaaa af tha paa
,OT °* 1M Baptist church of which da
mead waa far aeay yaaia a eomatot
*Pt member ware conducted by Are.
* *\ ■•n °* “>• Fresbyterlen
* heart aaMatod by ltaea. J A Morris
and Frank Kara After the eerrtca
at tha home* la the presence of a seat
asaamblage of friends from Barnett
In. and Chatham eouatlea. tha re.
*wa laid to real at •aarmer*
Tf“*- **• toprlal ceremonies being
eondaeted by tha LintagtoP Masonic
l^dga, of which Mr. Marrt was a
charter member.
Superior Coart waa adjourned In
honor of the dareaar.d that tha mam
baaa of tha her might hare aa epphr
taaKy to attend the funeral aarrteaa.
rtnoa af the town ware alec
eloeed florin* the fee oral hour.
Mr. Marrt la surrlrad bp Ms sons
■ad one daughter; Maseru w. r. aad
'“T "JUS* •» Lmtngtoa; J. B.
**afP^> MhMry; Robert aad Wal
•Ti*”*1 « John L Marsh.
ot Florida, aad Mru W. F. Hocka
^*F‘ Lintofton. who bare the
7*Fa^F af oar people U the death
*f th Mr Bother.—Harnett Reporter
JACmaoft.BLAClTYOOD.
Maniac* of InUrwt to a*Mb*r*
of Dtrt»* poopto took plac* Maday
*to*!*C at T:d# at th* rraldoaco at
Rau. Edward Co* ta Worn Durham,
whom Mho Maud* Blackwood. of tkl*
eMy. bocam* tk* hiida of Mr. Edgar
Jachaoa. who bold* . rtopcaathto *>
Mtlou with tbo AamioaaTobaeeo Co
at Oar'* factory. thla efty.
Tha weddiac waa *»rfen*.« by
R«t. Mr. C*x and wa* wMaamad by a
frw rolatlTo* aad tried, of tho
«uua« wifi. Mr. aad Mra Jaek
tear* Tacoday for D*«a
ubdra they will tpoad aam* tin. *»
•uoal* of Ik* groom, paroata, Mr
aad Mr*. 1. M. J*ck*oa.
Th# brtda la the daaght.r of Mr.
w- 1* Blackwood of Jaekioa Bt, tkl*
*>ty, aad la aa attractir* yena* lady
b*vt*B • la*B* aambar *f fr'aad*
her*.
Mr. JarkaM la a wall kaowa young
maa aad n* many fried* la tha *tty
aad la U i natty* oouaty af Harwou
Tkcy ulll raura to Durham from
Duaa amt nrt aad win mate thla
•Ity th.lr komo—Durham llorald.
**r- J*5k*oa baa a aambar af
Moada la Duaa. bariac hoe roarad
ooar tow*, an af whom lota la bam
wEhto.
Tbo maay hied, af Mr. J. T. 0a*|
•to B*ad to aa* him oul acato aftar
aa oparattoa far appmdMtto.
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No. Tl PsOagra '
No. Tl flaullpea
No. Tl Msaslss
NO. Tl Beoslat Tnw
No. Tl Bohr Wot fare
No. Tl loro the Bohr.
Neat wort win loDow 8m nirj
taro that paa ha yaiat fr*as th*
tmpertaaes of kooatag tho Mr
Tsotthy.' This la bat th* pin* of a
•libs of talks to tho «h!lgr«M oa tho
Importsaa* of *~thIT| tho body
Wrong.
The Too Boom la th* SlghMMlth
No 111 log wffl b* open Friday **oa
iog of this week as asaak AB are
'nrttel to call 8a.
a. a*g r wnr—oiBhBW
The a i “ '* '
fated Tbo tsat
students, laetadtsg owtrsoeo
wheats, earrleala. rales ef
r-oat, self-help, iwoais. sad
Toes* bos who are I
tsebaleal trsislsg lor I
write far copies to tbo __
Woot lUMgh. H. C.
MOHAS-Ua.
w. wium mifu hi mih
Manila Laa. both of Out. warn nr.
rtad at the ho*a of » frtood to Wk
«»*■ last Wodooaday. Pahroory. 1th
ihi UMuemiit or tka aaarrtag*
m a sarprtso to tko ■loom
mood* of tko ooaplo <t* Ml oot
I kink thay vara-li'lM ooak a
ivrprtat.
Tko brtda vm ateltlag Ot tko
Homo of a Mood to Wagran aM
«oo Jotood tkara Wadnooday ky Up.
Morgan, aod hit Matter Parry Mop.
•oa. Tka anaagaoMote hod kow
■ado alraady aod IK* tko antral at
tko grooaa. Hoy. Mr. Ooodo. gootar
or Uo Baptist ekorck of tkat tovo
OHO sBHHoood aod oMHatal at tko
-aroBoay which wra fitfifid at
•ho bona of Mra. Wonbto k tko
araansa of oaty a raw I
fMaodo aod ratottrao. Tko
•*» mod lately after tka
for palate la Plprtda whoso
raood about mo dan koto*
to Date.
Tko brtda Is a doagbtor of Msg.
Maakoth Laa aod la papoter vtth a
boat of frlooda to Dan aod teap.
000 eoaaty. bar forma r hona. Tko
ranter of yaara, hovtag norad ten
fnn Jokastoo maty, aod ta aopor
tntaadaot of My. Ooorgo Popok largo
lumter gloat ten. Ko M * igteMM
1 oataoaa noa aod la bold to Mgk
' Moon ky on ate koav kite.