THANKSGIVING AT
LOCAL CHURCHES
Collection. To Bo Takom Foe
Various Orphanage. At
Special Service.
•etviccs wiU be held Thursday—
Thanksgiving Day—at the Kim Bap
w»t, PraAytvrian »D<1 Oospcl Tuber
n*cl* church,, in Dunn. A apeeial
Thanksgiving service waa held Subday
»t the Christian church and a like ser
vice will conducted next Sunday at
Divine Stftet Mpthodut church. At
the Christian church Sunday morning
the pastor, Rev. O. T. Mattox, preach
'd ■ special Thanksgiving aermon, hi*
•object being, “Thanksgiving and
Thank. Living." Other feature, of
the program inrluded a Thanksgiving
anthem by the choir, *olo part, by
Mr*. H McD. HollMay and MIm Ethel
Godtey, and a solo by Mm Dodacn.
A collection waa taken for the church
orphanage. The service waa largely
ettendad.
The rorvicaa at the First Baptist
church will be held Thuraday morn
ing at sunrise—7 o'clock The paa
tor. Rev. K. N. Johnson, will nukt
a talk and thara will be abort mldrua
e, by several member* of the church.
A collection will be taken far the
ThomarviBc Baptist urphanague. A
special Thanksgiving program waa al
so rendered at this church Sunday
morning by the Sunday school.
anc service* at me rrvsbyterias
chureh will be held Thursday morning
•t 11 o'clock and wii] be led by Rev.
A. R. McQueen, pastor at the church.
A collegetJon will be taken far the
Presbyterian orphanage at Banna
Springs. Mr. McQueen will alee con
duct a Thanksgiving service at Grove
Presbyterian church, of which be Is
also pastor, tomorrow (Wednesday)
evening at 7 o'clock. A collection
will alio be taken there for the Pres
byter inn orphanage.
The Thanksgiving services at the
Gospel Tabernacle will be held Thurs
day evening, beginning at 7 JO
o'clock. A collection will be taken for
Falcon orphanage. Thin service will
mark the beginning of a Bible eeetfar
1T- ante at this church. As waa stated
rIn Friday's Dispatch. A* conference
will be conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
Howard Van Dyke, missionaries from
China, and Rev. R. C. Stelnhofl. Tho
conference will be conducted each
evoining and will last through Sun
day. '
D. H. Hood, of Dunn, will conduct
a Thanksgiving service at Black’s
Chapel Methodist church, near God
win, Thursday morning at 11 o’clock.
A thanksgiving program waa rstlder
ed at this church Sunday evening.
J. A. Culbreth delivered an address
and there were eserciaee by the E|>
werth league, led by C. H. Randall,
and music by a singing class from the
Falcon orphanage.
A special Thanksgiving offering
from Masons of Dunn will bo sent to
the Masonic orphanage at Oafoid
Calls On People To
Thank God On Knees
Columbia, Nor. 22.—Probably tbo
mot mutual ThanlmgWlng procto
motion rvcr loaned by a *tate goscrn
or it that iaanod today by Governor
McLeod calling on the pcwrplo to get
on their kneee on Kovcmber 19 and
thank God for their blowing*. Ho
call* attention to the feet that aomc
month* ago ke uaued a proclamation,
calling on the people to pray to God
for isecern im the State’* light on
the boll weevil. With a crop that la
better than any in years. Ood ha* an
swered the prayer* of the Christian
, people of the atate, and the goeemor
now call* on all South Carolinian* to
thank Him who answered their pray
mr.
Administer Severe
Whipping To Woman
Chad boom, Koe. 26—A few nights
ago about SO masked anil robed men
went to the heme ef Hampton Hil
burar, a few mike west ef tow*, and
la said to bar* idministersd a seeera
whipping to a woman named Hodge,
the wife of a wall .kaown Mind beg
gar of.Chadboum.
It is said that the woman bad de
serted ber ha than it eetne time ago
and bad pomaded Hilbeurno t* go
with her to a point la Hebeeon eean
ty where they are re ported as haeing
•taped for some time, returning te
Colombo* oaly a day or se in adraae*
of the flaggIVig.
The woman ia reported to here
• been laid down apen a chi eke* coop
and waa given IB er IS ltak* with a
whip and adrtead to ratara to bar
husband at ease* which Hu did. HU
boams waa not doalt wMh ao aevawlp.
Ha was given a goad lortara aad ad
stead U behave hiamalf and to net
■Uew married woman to take ep at
W* homo Hllbanto’a wife died oaly
a few weak* ago.
S
Mr. Frank Naylor Died
Thursday Afternoon
Frank Nuylo, nil-known and pros
paroui Ramp.on county farmer, diet
Thursday afternoon at hi* home lr
j Herring township. Deceased was 71
years old and had been in declinnit
health for some time, the Immediate
cause of his death briny paralysis.
He Is survived by his wife and sev
oral children.
The funeral was conducted Friday
afternoon at S o'clock by Kcv. Ml.
Wyatt, pastor of the dffstisil, aiul
interment was ma.lv in tkc family
cemetery. Mr Naylor had lony been
a member of the Primitive Baptist
chuich an.1 was a yood and influen
tlal oitixen who will be sorely missed
In the community in -which he lived.
HIDE AN INFANT
IN MOSES STYLE
Two-Days-Old Infant Found
Hidden In Basket Crib
Hoar Coascord
Coneord, Nov. 15.-—A story strik
ingly similar to thot of the infant
Moses is told here by poliee officer
who are rrlatiny the tele of the find
Iny of a tiny baby boy In a patch of
woods in No. 5 township this ir.om•
Iny. The hidlny place of thu mod
viiHti wmm riwv pu oilirnu I roITi
that of th« ancient babe, for althoagti
the deserters ot the bebo found yes
terday morning used broom straw anil
weeds to hide his resting place instead
of bull rushes ^hey hail wrapped him
in swaddling clothes and had given
him a basket for a crib.
The finding of the babe eras re
ported by members of th* family of
Mr. Edmond Cook, who lives about
■ix miles from Concord. Police offi
cers ware notified and they secured
th* boy and brought him to Concord.
The kind Providence that guarded
the destiny of this babe must have
been th* same that watched over
Moses, for the fact that the child was
diva oris Sowed UnwiMm Isa is—
t -Is--'-) M-base —T-—--- -
far in the c**« proves almost con
clusively that the child had been de
scried a tew Hour* after his birth and
had hdn for hours In the steady, hard
rain that fail Friday and Friday night
Although half fra sen from his horri
hie exposure the child was still Hving
sdirn found and so far us can be de
termined nour, he will continue to
live.
Nothing to Frotsst It
Friday afternoon some member ef
Mr. Cook’s family saw a basket in a
patch of woods near hi* horns. Little
was thought of it at the time, but
when the basket was asen again yes
terday in the same position, an in
vestigation was made. Cuddled in the
bottom of the basket, with only a
umall amount of col thing and nothing
to protect it from the weather lay
the babe too cold to move and too
near dead to make complaint even in
baby language.
A harried examination showed that
th* child was still alive, so It was
worried to Mr. Cook’* home and pro
tected until the officers arrived.
The fact that the basket was in tbs
woodr Friday proves without doubt
that the child was there ill night ami
subjected to th* heavy rains that fell
shortly after dusk Its elothiag, cheap
In texlura and apparently handed
down from some other babe, was
kAaftsihm — *-» al_ileal. « S
as wet as If It had Just tmn bathed.
Out Day and Twa Nftht*
The hiding plaoe of the baby was
■bout 100 yards from Keller Church.
Th« spot la not a secluded one by any
means, end would hardly harvo been
•etocted a* a day-light hiding place
For that roe win ft ft believed by po
lice officers thst the child was desert
ed Thursday night and that K rcmaln
sd In the woods aU of Thursday night,
Friday and Friday night. It is alto
pointed oat that persona placing the
child in the woods in daylight would
hart been Manly assn from the home
of Mr. Cook and other persona living
In the neighborhood. As ro one waa
aaOn Mar tha hiding place Friday,
It I* practically certain that tho heart
Uaa parents deaartsd. thalr child
Thursday night.
At see* M tho officer* returned to
Consent with the child they had 11
examined by a physician ef the city,
•ho asprsaead the opinion that the
child wm not ever two days old and
would Uve.
After having th* cMld examined
and being told that H should bo taken I
*" ehrn»-by asms weaaau, Assistant
Chief of Polio* Wldenhoua* carries
* t# Ms here* and left It with Mr*.
WMauheuae. Dry efethlag In abuid
anta waa furnished fte ftfant, who
sheared aigM ef rigorous Ufa after
being wafted and fed, and wbe aooft
alept la peoee an the lap ef Us adopt
*4 another.
' \
OFFICERS UNEARTH
WHISKEY AND BEEF
find The U^rfdBariud I.
Y»»*U At Home* «f
Ouw> Nogrooi
Antic Carter, one-armed ncgreei
• bct'.cmlcnown u •‘Long Annlo," ii
s ngsln In the tolls of the law. Annlo'
['•lest troubles began on 8ttunloj
| aft moon when local officer* unearth
! Ctl two gallons of blockade Hquoi
j w hirh nad been buried in tire bact
J*snl at her home on Bay struct. She
>nu<!c a each bond in the turn of fl(Hj
for her appearance before Recorder
M. M Jermgan tomorrow when sh<j
will tell the court "how come" tha
two gallon! of canned "white light
ning" buried there- The raid was
nude and the whiskey dlscoverad by
Chief Of Poller B. A. Rowland, p*
I'-enmn W. K. Nipper end Deputy H.
H. McLood.
However, Annie was not tire only
one whom the strong arm of ths taw
rvseb.nl out and ‘took In" hereabouts
during the past week end. Miles
Jonw. negro, who liras In 8outh
nuiui, IS under Ilka bond for hie sp
pesmuev before the recorder tomor
mv. tn make an explanation of who
hid a half-gallon of whiskey under
:t box built around s pomp at hit
home. The whiskey was found there
by local officers Saturday night.
llehry Johnson negro, who lives
in the “Neck," near Duke ■ „ n
mamled to the county jail at LiUiag
ton Sundry In default tf bond when
olfireis found two barrels of cans
hoar end a half gallon of whiskey ou
his pmpiscs. One barrel of the boar
was found la Johnson's smoke house,
while tile other was found buried iu
h:s yard. The beer and whiskey wore
located by Office H. II. McLeod and
V II. Harper.
Tire* negros and two whits man
u tested on the highwaye near Dunn
during tot- week end erill also hove to
faro Uccuiiier Jerr.igan tomorrow, all
osrsng been released under bond aft
er xobcr.ng up in the local lock-ap A
roang white woman arreatod Sunday.
■afiaffHtsftl £ go Brr^ruy Caelot^ey
sfTimoon, after she bad spent several
mart in the town lock-up. The wom
en proved to be a doper and the of
ficer, thought It boot to let her move
>n.
Former-Congressman
R. N. Hackett Passes
Richard N. Hackett, former United
Slates Congressman from the Eighth
North Carolina district, died Thurs
day afternoon <in the Long sanatori
um at Statesville, following an ili
ncse of several weeks duration. The
funeral was held from the Methodist
church at Wilkcsboro Saturday morn
ing and tie body was hi ter red in ths
family burying plot in Wilkcsboro.
Trunk Full Of Mud
Contains Much Gold
Omaha, Ncbr.—Frank Brubaker,
of Omaha, bought an old trunk at a
sale of unclaimed exp re so ago several
weeks ago and paid $4 SO for it.
When he opened the trunk ho found
t full of black mud. His friends
teased him ami had lots of fun about
hie trunKful of mud. Somebody sug-;
gorted to Brubaker that he have the j
.tuff analysed.
lie took H to the Omaha plant of)
th* American Smelting and Refining,
company and got the report on It. The
trunk full of mod had *i,so«.8»
north of gold in It.
Brubaker had placed to little value
on the trpnk and its content* that
he had left It out In hie garage with
tha daor unlocked for a week.
Holiday Liquor K3U
Fiv®—Many Other* Sick
Philadelphia. Nov. IS. _ Lhjoor,
"'■(ported” for the holiday tcanoa It
blamed by the police for tha daath
today of flvo men, and the tending of
many other* to haapitah in critical
rendition*. Th* death* Increased th*
fetal Hie* attributed by tbe authori
ties to poison whiskey to eight In Ike
lent aeven day*.
Central city hospital today treated
•eorer of person* who had been picked
op on the (treat* uneonacioa* from
•Wakey which wbc of them said had
been told to them by bootlegger* a*
“impartad " Many said they had tak
en only one or tmo drink* befeto toe
ing eenvloasncs*. Oxygen gn* have
nved th* Uvea ml at lead a daean at
one hospital, phyaiciana said.
He—"la ah* progreariv* or eon
at-rratlvof"
■he—“I don't know. She wear* a
I*® year'* hat, drive* • this year'*
ear, and live* ea n*xt year** Income."
—Modem Otecar.
i
I
I
L
I
> No
Bat
Contrary to
' there ore 10
areaad
tread af
thy girts
tween fourteen
who elorely
of ttia usual
ato jirU whose
woods of
with aoimat
It ie rather
visitor
over the
(o lave i
cd little girl of
when she it
oa an affable
•rtcrvd you a
tura and
rlva you a
manners,
if there is
State of
••etter
rand the
awn them. *
At present 185 girts at
lh« I netitutioa, of main.
Iona nee
dm log the
Afty of
*o°n m in the face
ot -k argent
applications fat coast In.
Net nil ot the
tea off seders. A large
proportion of
they have
New
Pamarcand
bnilding to
by Are a year (to he
Smithed a
t tehool
a month or as)
(the flrat in
the imitation)
°"|-Trnilent
|
I
whrro the girts can mo their raia
Utcj and sleeping quartern far gueaU
and teachers. The tehool toil dir*
which (a filling aa argent need hat
an noilHeriaa seating the whole
echool and stag and peed hie visitors,
snd big, light rooms for scads mis and
vocational training.
During the last biaanial period lea
dormitories war hdllt; Carroll Hall
(named for Dr. Delia Dlxoti CarroU,
of Raleigh); Page Hall (named for
Mr*. J. R. Page, of Aberdeen);
BieksCt Hall (named far the late
Governor Biekctt); Hope Changer
lain Hall (named f*T Mr* J. R. Cham
berlain, of Raleigh); sad McCeahey
Hall (named far the Rev. A. A. Me
Ceohvy, of Charlotte.) Xach of these
*» » compute unit |n itself with U«
rhea, dirdng room tnrt bod roome.
Each is planned to boats SO girl*
ami has been hoesii* go.
Besides tbs foregoing balidlr**, the
plant of the lnstitotSon contisU of a
hospital with resident physician la
charge a pavilion which hen served
is an aaditorfctm. A small boOdlag
which win be uteri at qnartom for
leaching, dairy, laundry, “piggery,*'
natd itatiUm
Th* non mitring thing Unt h
mareaad 1* not, howavar, its phpteaol
cqoipmant, but th, .pint of Indus
try «nd rood-will which mn to pre
rail there. Kiel MeNoughten. tha
Bapeitetrndmt, ta, af eonrae, reapon
*1* for tMa apirit The afitan ah,
h*e dt-vleed ia s aort af modified atu
der.t government. Each halt haa Us
ijreiident council of five, doctor*, and
health officer. Three girl. u, reepon
idM, for order l» th, building wider
the general auparviaion of tha matron
In charge. All at thwe office., except
that of proctor appointed bp too ma
tron. are elected bp too raaldenta af
th, hoaae, and th, paid much covet
'd honor*. The mem vatnad office of
•M la that of pratedoat of tha atadaat
body, alaetad from among former hall
prraMonU In addition, mawhoiahlp
In the Athletic AaaaciaUon, which la
alao elective, k maeh aoagbt after.
The atple af dram play* a Urge
part la the apateea at dioripHno—
aalte a etraha of gonlaa In a "fo
male ee ml nary." The rmular aehool
eoetoaae *•» •»"> dap la a tan aalddy
•alt with blaamtn and a white edit
of almllar atyle for droea aaoaalana.
Tha rcriMteip gti* ora not allowed
ta waar tha ragular uniform, hot Ham
a Mur one of tholr own whloh la aura
•r Um a atigma. Kattkar an thaaa
gbta allow ad ta Hve in any af tha fom
banor hatta, hot have o aapante build
ing! ng at thadr am from whfch *n
•Moat go oml aacapt in iimyaaj
with a teacher. Although thfc ball h
parfoettp (team, It to not m nieatj
fmrntahad aa tom othaia mi ntoma
•
•octcty at tientarcane.
Dmyi at Sam*reared art fiD ef du
tiea Mil recreation. The girl* do ell
the work about the Insthntion, cook,
ran the laundry, milk the cow*, feed
th« pigs, and walk the garden, bo
ride* their daily echoollng, which eon
lists of regular grew mar-grade work
with taro years of Ugh school and
their vocational training, Hrcis-mak
ing. millinery, basketry, weaving, art
needlweveik, and dirnutic science.
They have regular physical training
ardor two Ini tractor*, daily drill*,
basketball, volleyball, buiaball and
awinaming tn the lake on the campus.
Occasionally they ga on hikes. They
alao have marie with geuerul chore*
work each day, two glee dub* and
apodal lemons for theoa whose talent
make* them advisable. Drawbar is alao
on tho eehadule.
The teaching staff of twenty-nine
at Bamreesnd is ef noticeably high
grade. A graduate of largeant ha*
charga of athletics and a gradest*
ef the Maeaeetmeetta Agricultural
College direct* tho farm activities.
Indeed eoRcg* gradaatoe are not at
all unusual at Baianreend. Mias Me
N*nekton points out that la order to
handle giri* of tMa sort meet satis -
faetorily it U necessary to hove wo
men la charge who are especially w*U
» Tipped bath la breading aad is
education.
In addition to enlarged tape lit y for
Um I limitation which la sorely nondod,
bub wfclsh cannot cm* until the sast
1-egiriatare makes Its appropriations,
tho greatest aseds of lamareand at
preaaat are wore bosks for tiw lib
rary and areataa] Instruments. The
Soperintendcat says that tire wauM
IBw to hare a ptono, or at toast t
vletnol* in aaeh of tho tv* ban.
Taapli who Ire In Ponnaylvatoa
la Now Yoik and la CaMfarsio keen
mare about ffnamurcaad tires tire so
•rug* resident of halitgh. Greean
bare or Charlotte, because tire In
•tibatisa la aonridared on* of Um
uredels of No Wad to tire country
MEASURE TO AID
CO-OPERATIVE!
• Sitter Smith Wild Ammm
Fadarad R.mv. Act To
Nd Th* Mi—it
Waahinglan, Nor. 21—Amend men
. of the Federal Roterve* Act to fwi
i ther the cooperative asvcruo
■ among agricultural prcdaeeru hjr ai
. iacraaaad credit through long tan
I inane i* to he offered la the nex
Congree* by Senaror Smith, Demo
ernt. Sooth Carolina.
Loan* through th* Federal Itam
Syatem ap to two yean to cooperatin
aaaociationi of agricoltaral prodaoon
and ap to three yaani to to-opcratrv*
•rgaaiaation* of liva-atock grown h
to be propoaad by Senator Smith.
Among the cotton and tobacco pro
daeor. of the Carolina* and Virginia
Senator Smith *aid, th* laat year had
w toward at, laeraaa* of at team Sfty
par cant In th* nnmbor mt timer*
Joining ea operative awoeiatiooa.
■is plan for long tarm loan* to
co-ope rati vo aaooeiaUoaa, Senator
Smith aaid. would give tho fodurul
ltd nnfxisai ■ td wvt^nel
Uve amnwt generally. The eater.
rioo of credit to co-operative nmrli
ttona ia the opinion of Senator Smith,
woald not freeae credit, nor rtrrraass
the atrvngth of the retrieval Reserve
System as. he anraed. the money
leaned to ro-epemtive. wo aid he re*
toraed itrared Lately te the e Ire station
•f the federal Reaerva System open
payments to eo-operatlv* aaembere.
Sor.ator Smith is U submit his
amendment to tho law to the
Banking committee to be placed *ln
workable drape for the consideration
•f Cnngram. he mid. He alee eon
templates revision of the co-operative
marketing act by provlsdoae caica
taterf to stimulate the formation of
•^-operative era»crations of sgrlcaU
taaal and livestock producers.
Din In A Hospital
From An Auto Injury
Hendmaan, Nov. IK— George C
^theT»r53hInaen4MaM^S5Stt£y
from Injuries received when the Ford
ear in which be was riding with a Mr,
Smith overturned oa tbs Gilbarg road
just sooth of Henderson Thursday af
ternoon
Details af the accident are un
known. Mr. Pythraas had been la
Henderson selling some cotton and
was returning home ia Mr. Smith’*
automobile, which was driven, it is
•aid, by Mr. Smith A abort die
ts ace from tbc mot where the acci
dent occurred the two men had atop
part at GarreU’i store to make a pur
chase. Parties in the store hearing
the crash rushed te the scene and lif
ted Pythress from nndomcoth the au
tomobile. He eras unconscious at the
tine and was sever revived.
jSmithfWM Citizen
' Dr°P*^w*faVa«
^ ••MUMd. «—fc. r. < rjmj
■F,1° Uv'-* «mi tie okl 8mltl»fi»Ui roi
tO» nJU. diopjtcd (trail it. Me yar
ao Friday rftcintng abeut SidC-aMorl
Jlr. Cift.tr war ai tb. time 0f j,.
iKjatk, atitl iiud mm lot a uuaab*
t of years, cetiue ariig'n. fji utr UlWi
- of Smi.iifltltl, ui.,'. rti id Miigt u
l *».• Noiih Catalina Caiton Onvt/'i
i Co-ejtaraUre Wnrhouw at Mr yent
I It war hie cor tom to y«-t ap ead) ai.<
i breakfast. Hit duyiittr had yroptr
ad brvakfaat sad hir wife ttopjrtd oa
iata the yard to tee if t«i harban
was returning from j\t work, and lg
h«r honor site taw him ijrit* an ttt
gjoenrt add whtn die iitr ifl ait trie
ha war dead.
D.E. JONES KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
HU Fard Car Tornad Orar Oa
HifKwky Naar Lillingtwn
Thwraday Night
The automobile fUlad amoCivi
Harnett rountj rHifrn on THgxaday
aight wh*k D. Elm on Jo.-io. wrJl
kaown <a'-mrr and poring machine
agrat, who Heed c«ar L'ftngtoa. tam
ed bU ear orar on the highway lean
ing fron Lill nctoi- to Dube un.l wa»
i»Ma»r!y UHe.l. Tile rr.r tarced over
»ppo> ally without taua. and Mr.
[Jooo* wn picacd beocuvh* H. Jo*.a*.
"*» a'wne In the ear at til* turn of
the ricideot nr«! too cauto of iu
laming oror will probably never bo
knowr. It I» believed tlial I hr ear
waa t'-urcUng at foot rpr>*l.
A >nty of nrgtwe* pcav'ny along
Ae Highway raw the cverturecn
Fowl ■ oadMcr and upon iaesatigotUo
fottnd Mr. Jri'W pinned brnrath too
>aa'hi;.e. He waa dead when remove.,
from tk* wreckage and Dr. J. W.
PMEIpa of LlEbigtoa, who waa mm
■wncil, found that JomV bead Had
bran cruabod. earning innaot death.
Tho uafortuaata nan carried a aew
lag machine oa tho ear at lira tW
of the accident and wa* nitbia Mr
of to home when h art M.
Derraaod wr.i t^au; ! rTly-! Vc ’ftttl
aid and h vanned by bit widow and
>ix children. He waa the fourth liar,
nett citlxcn to ioae bit U.ro ic cn au
to mobile aeckl.nt withl.-, the paat
nine montba.
To Hold Rural Carrier
Examination On Jan 12
t ■
The Until'd Blear* Civlt fte-rice
Omrmitsicii bis tun os need an «x
inlmllos to bo bold at D-mn on Ju
aary 18, 1**4. to fill ths positioa of
idrat earner at Dana, X. C., ami va
cuciti that may later occur on rural
route* from that po*-, office. The
•alary of a rural carrier on a stan
dard daily wagon route of 84 miles 'a
61,800 per annum, with an addlt*o).al
880 par mile par annum for ouch
mile er major fraction thereof in *x
eem ef 84 mils*. The salary on motor
rwute* ranges from 88AM to 82,6*0
par anntun. according to length. Sep
arate txmaminalion for motor routes
and wagon route* are no longer hold.
Appointment* to both position* urili
b*> made from the cnee rtgMcr. The
examination will be open only to chi
acne who arc actual)? domiciled, la
tlic territory ef the pose office wVr*
the racaacy exists and who meet thr
other requirements set forth in Korm
1877. Both men and women, U qual
ified, may cuter this examiiatiot). hut
eppoiating officer* have the legal
right to aper’fy the Sex detlrod it) re
questing certification of cllgleis*. Wo
men srIVi not be considered for rural
carrier appointment unices they are
the widows of U. 5 soldiers, sailors,
er user!ites, or the wives of V. B. sol
dial*, sellers, or marines who ere
physically dstqoellflrd for examina
tion by reason of injuria* raceiee-1
tn the line of military duty. Form
1877 and applkaUet, blanks may be
obtained from tie vacancy office men
tioned above or from the United
State* Civil Berries Coromimion at
Washington. D C. Applications
should bo forwarded to the C seam la
den at Washington. D. C„ at the esr!
taat prssUcxb’* date. At the ex
amination applicants asurt famish aw
mounted photographs ef themoahroi
taken withl^two years.
FOB BALK OB TRADE—DODO*
touring ear ia good rendition for oa
tie er hog*.—Closrttcd ad, la Um
Livingston. Meat., Enterprise.
Those wlto are Interacted ia pro
claiming North Carolina’* achieve
menu to the world would 4a waff It
taka a day aff to rleU Boaarcafcd am
ff»tha» malarial. Far seen thing la go
iag en oow at Ssmartaad mars ha
irs-tant^mron than the good road
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, BEAMAN EXPLAINS
SOPnKMIES
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' he Wilee.i dumber ef
' fi me
• iJe afunuofl
’ l "Sr Etmn North Cam
mioI Cer.iaeraa, wfce came bam to
.i quaint thtmtbw with their werh
?( . •>) 4h>|
JWJM Ilf
the
'-rion of ratre which the
itttci trr
:ho «* •-( of lha
Cw Attoriatfea
'aoolira rijaal rxtaa
<a «MeeT '
M.- Human : tatted am by am
'** that lha Virginia eMtm ham feaad
chat tha mtae which heme--y
iuea ebtaineJ hero re nartb cat
>'atc their baeinrw that timy am aur
!r*P hsaraa and earth to ehaac* them,
• ei! that they prtyam to da ao if
: a**J«,U, far they cep thafr ba—am
♦-' to* them, and ft le a» ta iarlh
Cniallna M tha ail raataae
: Ml It hu obtuir^l
Tkt rath* rata
- Ktri'sa front the
3ic west it bupt
if ti» Vugtok
-nr xMNMi to# i
>. At that time Vlrgiato
:«MHT #f traffh
!H*<a was kJMW;
ta»a *f proaptritj
>»t chan fled and ___
inly pay* mthird a/
:*am paid by tha
bat her ■twttfaHartt t
catea v» aka ahaad at i
>'aira jo tha Saw* ~
Vhy.aU, North
•<«h WtAttAW.
orth ItltAtlAW aad
WMAMAN. 7
Aa from tha
cf trade Hath
oatided ta aa la
i-1 o-o thifc jopssj
—^"fTr N’iTrri.a r1 ■
ier-ltary baaad apes Aa part ad Maw
r -Ik whirh l* 'nflaanaad by aahl
'.ctro simI mends aat aad ataaaa
r.icUmoml. 1*0 ta rob aig. "-• - aad
Iv'Tirttatt irtaalil flat along Aa
Ifea of tha Norfolk and Waataro aad
whirb ran* ftirnraflh thaaa wm
When tha Virginia road vu bait tbit
sad wa aka taeluded.
id rata. Iran tha waat aad'pkoa'a
en Aa mm haak of tha niplak
r-ties, while haforc Aalr rotes were
tkaial, Virginia cities aajopad to
»:i parts af North Carollaa Aa ohm
:atr fioro the point of oright of Aip
r.n-nt* mm the palati la tha waat. Aa
cuabrny Richmond jobbers to plaat
tbrir goods iato North Chrolia* tart
■ :tory on Aa mum boats with weak tit
ihippen. When goods atari tea
tartars North ChroUaa ant of Aa
/Utr. wa had ta pay Aa Wphaat ants,
rnd an we could aat Alp.at as si
vrr's{i and compete with Aa Vto
finis dbr*.
Mr. Boaoiaa ate* Ami that the
allronSn art carryiny aMr* Matte
Carolina Hrisan they an la
j *i*7 other Boatbonl State sad wn
•nakhv thoir teooay on MaeSl Cor
■h* teippaw m bar paoyte.
Thr (tIMaf iimateilM ann
•iwaont; Motor* H. L. SatMh af Qaaw
tilloi F. Grovtr Britt of Dnaoi Look
r. Moon of Witaaytea; O. E Coo
• i*.- of Rriwtoroon; R. X.
I v f Paycttovillo; T. 1*
3. X. Barlow af Now Ben mIsT'y!
Chunk!La af Rocky Monty.—WBm
Doily TIataa.
'-OCAL ORGANIZATION
TO ASSIST IM TMX PtOMT
I ■''erctarlot of tbi ttteai'onbn
I *! Commute* la Batten Hulk Qan
.Ina wMl waye a tyhc A at bml mteo
tain tko ymnrt ntea aad ante ter
tea yropowd d.ralipnmw af Maitb
CarolIm pone. A. L. Meobmiy. a
I >»«~»n*h«rtao4 4 . rooter of tea
' ter* af tha oryatenlloa to*wote wite
T Q rarer Britt, nenterr. M Ufa
TTjpteftAnt maUir •»
, Th« fratybt rtebrnt which eon
nr <n>mi> ** 9m*aa4
; *«• *• L'fon^nJnaarwhite »W
| (Mppon af Virginia wM ate tea ln
1 j trrStat* m |»
>lae« oo Morih
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