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A0ENTs WANTED ron THE
uNOEvELOpEO WEST
Eve Years In The Territories
nv a. ii. NIAnlE,

nv ~ ", MEAnLt,
Western Correspondent u thu Cincinnati
Commercial. lhc unly complete hirtory VI
that vast region between tho Missis.lprl
md thu Pacific, H. Resources, Climate,
inhabitants. Natural turiosit,es. etc, with
life md adventure ~ praires. Mountains,
and tho Pacific inst MIR nrAdllr Inns
spcn. Avs years travelling N thu ns~ stAtcs
and Territories, aud knnws morc Aloui
their issaoarcrS than any oth~r writer
Tho book Ii illustrated with over 95O NM
engravings 81 the sccaery, citirs, LAnds,
Mines, People anL fnriustttes Of ths urea,
West, and IL the BEST AMI fastcst selling
book over published keAd for specimen
pages aud circulars, with terms. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., chicago.
H., Cincinnati, OAto, or ~. Louis, Mo,
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fur Castor OIL, II II tho only ~. article
In existence which N certain " Asmlmilale
tho fool. regulate tho bowels, cure wind.
colo and produce natural sleep, II con.
tstnn neither minerals. morphlns o. alco.
hol, and n pleasant % tAks. Children
med not CRY and mothers may rest. land
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nEl,RY>~f EHHlrk At thr residence Of
and hy tho tsev. Johnston Mecormac, In
TIL rlaee, May, 9Th 1874, Mr.. Hiram O.
berry. und Mis-. sophia errick. of Mar.
bio husk. linslsr county, Iowa.
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va will pay all agents $40 per week In
cnah, who will engage With ~ NJ once.
Everything Furnished and expenses paid
Address, A. C0uL1sn Il 10
Charlotte, Mich.
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CsaumCSa DIRECTORY.

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yisss essA tsshath VI lAif past tena IN anil 'it
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service. Prayer mastina each WEDNESDAY sssa,nt
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NOTICE IMPORTANT |!

NOTICE IMPORTANT!
All persons indebted 10 Samson 4
Simonds, BY notc or hook account vii
save trouble aud costs BY making In
mediate payment 70 tho undersigned.
Cresco, May l4th 1874.
QOtf Z. II. SAMSON.
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IN Alton township, sunday. May lith,
daughter of Ja,asa md Agnes Nylls, aged
seventeen years.
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~ 0o to d W. Owon for grape
roots II tho very best varieties and
qualities.
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Richmond cherry trees. ID ccnts zach.
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roots l year Old. Al y. NJ. Owens,
~, 90 per hundred
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start with sent free ~ mall. Address,
With II cent return stamp
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Cleveland has thu prophet Elijah.
whose mission IL 10 toll them that
TIN the twentieth day VI May
This world Il .alnR 10 pass away y
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CRESCO. IOWA,
Manufacturer OF all kinda OF
XilAI AND EoNr Hayy'el
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Wood, Iron, and llrasa bound ware. -.
paired. shop IN Nouih side of Railroad
Track, near ths tho Round House.
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

ATTENTION is directed to the commu-
nication of"A Lumbertonian," in our
paper to day.-With due Difference to our
correspondents (for they are good) this is
one of the most practical and suggestive
that was ever written for these columns
50 far as our observation has extended.-
lie mems business, and strikes at the
root Of the matter; though he should
have extended the wants of Lumborton
great deal farther
We need cotton factory; and if there
is one county in the State where facto-
rics could be made to pay that county is
| Robson. There are three cotton facto-
ries in Cumberland, and the products Of
these establishments have to be hauled to
Fayetteville distance Of seven miles Of
the worst road in that section, while here
they might be located within q stones
cast of the Railroad and, besides, there
is, probably, three balls Of cotton raised
in ibis county to the one that is raised
ia Cumberland county. He thinks i
Foundry for the casting Of plows, mil
and gin irons, Nc, would pay, There is
a foundry of that sort in Cumberland
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20
June 4
NORTH CAROLINA, I In the Probate
IN Robson county. Court.

NORTH CAROLINA, I In the Probate
IN Robson county. Court.
Petition to make Real Estate Assets.
Riley Parnell, Administrator OF Benji.
min Parnell, deceased,
Us.
Thomas Parnell, William Parnell,
Parnell, William H. Parnell, Reuben X.
Parnell, Robert L. Parnell, Henry Parnell.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the above defendants, Benjamin
Parnell and - Parnell, minor children
Of Alfred Parnell, reside beyond the limits
of the State, the said defendants are hereby
notified to be and appear before the said
court at office in Lumberton, N. c., on the
18th day of August, 1878, then and there
to plead, answer o. demur to said petition,
or the same will be heard ex parte and
taken pro confesso as to them.
Witness, W. A. DICK; Clerk of the SUI
perior Court and Elk Ofcio Judge of Pro-
bate for said county, done at office in Lum-
berton, June 10Th, 1878.
W, A. DICK,
Judge of Probate.
iuly ID l8l-6t.
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OF THE NORTH CAR
DINA GAZETTE

The undersigned viii commence, in Fay
etteville, N. c., on or about the first of
August, the publication of weekly news
paper TO be styled "THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA GAZETTE"
TIE GAZETTE will be consistently
Conservative and de-otedly Southern in
principle and politics. 1t will advocate
economy. integrity, and reform in the adj
ministration of both State and National
Governments it will favor the pay
ment, by North Carolina, of her just and
equitable Indebtedness, and no more it
will support the nomination and elevation
to Office of such men only as are pledged
to economy and reform; and it will unal-
terably oppose the re election to place and
position of any and all public officials who
have proved recreant to the high trust re-
posed in them by the people.
THE GAZETTE will, above oil, be hon
estly and earnestly devoted to the advance
ment of the trade, industrial and CONNER
cial interests Of its town, section and State.
In short, its publishers win labor hard to
render it welcome and indispensable in the
| counting-room, on the farm and around
| the home freside
Bringing to the task before them years
of experience in their business, (both being
practical printers, and one Of them eng gee
in journalism for the past eight years. thu
undersigned hope for the liberal patron
age Of their people, and will exert all thei
energies and abilities to deserve it,
/ SUBSCRIPTION: So 90 per year
Names can be forwarded to the publishers
or left either at the store of E. T. Nc
Kethan. Esq, Person ST., or at the offic
Of Col. G. ". Broadfoot, Green St.,
II. & G. g. MYROVER
fsshfisiIvr- & proprietor
| I,,l,r 1oi
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

Nv. Emhetts Foundry, at" Jumping
Gulley' near Big Rocktisll. The scenery
lin that locality is delightful, and the roar
of the water can be heard considerable dis
tance. On the West bank of Big Rock
fish, the near Foundry there is high,
precipitovs bank sleeper than the roof of
amy house and forming declivity ofsix-
|ty or sevcnty-fve feet.
The Foundry was established about
two years age b. Messrs. j. W Emmitt
II Son. The appliances are all complete,
bud castings from brass, copper and iron,
can be obtained in large quantities. This
Foundry is Of vast Importance 20 the
farmers Of this section Of country who
need castings for cotton gins, grist mills,
or anything ofthe kind. Having reached
Town, Mr. McIntrye went for the cotton
buyers, and the writer for the HOTEL
The former sold his cotton on good terms,
but intimated that he could have sold it
fully as we'll in Lumberton.
It amused us to see how they appre-
GATED ''Robeson man and we think
that is the reason the RoBEsoNIAN is SO
popular with them All the merchants
wanted to sell Mr. Nc something-Bub
1 Mitchell desired to sell him everything he
wanted because, as he expressed it he e
lensts-t to Isszt.essse5n ~oounty or ftoiJesoh De
longs to him, while II. a. (Hugh,
Campbell, who has just chung out hi
single" wished Mr.. Nc. to patroniz'
hin as he was from his county. Gu
people like Hugh" very much, so whe'
we limited that our readerers would ex
pect something from his pen," he prom
ised to send us an ad next week. ahem.
We called upon several Of the merchant
and business men Of the town, and foun
them as clever as ever. Mr.. Mitchell
who always keeps @the best of everythil
in his line," was busy with customer
4. A Mcclellan 4 Sons were adding
their stock Of hu@gies, &c; Col j. 4
Pemberton, with his obliging statesmen
the Messr8 Mcmillan, were all in plac
and seemed hopeful even in these du
. times; they, too, laysome claim to .Robesc
county. They have good stock Of dl
$ goods, and if our people. only knew it
: think they could build up good Rob
t son county trade. They say the Rob
0 son people never go up much higher tn;
+ Gillespie street, and when we come
e thing about it the reason is very plain i
s deed; Robesonians are guided in til
g matter by the RoDEsoNIAN, and un
d the uptown merchants advertise they c
d not expect the trade Mr.. John Maui
a by claims Robson, and We saw 1ami
Il faces in his store. We found Mr. Jo1
Is D. Williams quietly seated in his cou'
l. ing room making money" as he adro
d Iy expressed it. lie IS fitting up q n;
X nifccnt building, description of viii
io was copied into thi,loapcr from the
:. {. Gazette last week. Mr.. u Villains
'e one of our regular subscribers, and says
y Hcan't do without the RoBERNNIAN. "
just the language Of hundreds of othe
- We made but a short stay in Favet
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

Quite an excitement wis raised in
town last saturday afternoon caused b.
Il slight runaway Of a thrce-leegcd.horse
attached to a turpentiac cart, driven by
a cdlercd nan, he sitting astride the
animal coming down Broadway, and
when near Main street he run over
some substances which lifted the shafts
Of his cart FROM the axle. This brighten
the animal to such an extent that she
at once set out in full speed, the driver
meanwhile swinging, for dear life, to
the reins and main, and was this ena-
Lled to retain his seat aud arrest thos
progress Of the now frightened ami
nal.
He returned back to the corner
where he left his wheels and axle, when
he vas met by considerable Plumbers Of
our citizens for Divers purposes. The wri-
ter seeking an item, while some others
proposed to buy his animal. There was
something said about S125, when we
insisted that the recent exploit had
enhanced the value of the animal at
least $75, to which lie replied; No
dam-Gt-will, and thought that a horse
which succeeded in running away one
time would try it again.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

WARREN's RETREAT, ALIAS, CHAIN
UP TUE DoG.-'Tis said that "every dog
will have his day. ifso, we suppose War
rcn has had his, but he is now experience
ing very long, dark night. How great
the change! Six months ago, REv'ND
CHARLES WESLEY WARREN [aoi1um q
s'ngle oItds] WIS uppermost in the affec-
tons Of a large proportion Of the citizens
Of Wilmington. Crowds Aocked to hear
him, and the city Hall, theatre and every
other available place was opened to him.
How is it to-day? His name, if men
toned at all, is coupled with infamy SUI
preme contempt and utter loathing. A
while ago, at the instance of worthy
friend we copied into this papcr,hom cor
respondence of the Sentinel a long arti-
Gle setting forth his rise, progress and
inglolous break-dow in Wilmington
and day or two ago, we received frou
an influential citizen of Wilmington Q
splendid poem in reference to the same vile
hambug, which will appear next week.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

our readers with most interesting ar
ticlc in reference to a farmers meeting
which was held in Marion county, S. c.,
and the writer intimated that if ours
were an agricultural paper he could fur
nish the proceedings entire. Well, We
will state that it is an advocate of agri-
culture, literature, mechanic arts, poll
tics everything that is Of interest to
the people Of the county, section and
State where it's published. It is strict
~, a local newspaper, therefore every
thing that is worthy, honorable and
valuable to our citizeu5 will ever find 8
willing advocate, and strong promul
gator in the ROBES OMAN, Senc
them on.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20
THE MARKETS

Nag. Z, lS73.
Cotton: In Wilmington, lG0lS& cents
gay'yillc, l0C917 in LuInbcrton, 100 10.
NAVAL Sr0pEs. Hard Turpentlne; 200
in Wilmington, LOO in LumberIon.. yellow
md Virgin S3.S5 in W.; yellow $50 in
H.. VIRGIN $3.50 in Lumberton. Spirits in
WI. 500 cents. Resin, $40 for strained,
TAR, $3.50.
Corn in Lumbcrton $l.10@$l15.
Eeer lind ten cents.
iu1 az in Lumbcrton SLID.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20
TINE BROWN COTTON GIN.

NJ O =
~ -
The undersigned having applied for and
obtained from the proper authority grant
Of Letters Patent, and the some securing
to the undersigned the exclusive RICH, to
make, use and vend an Improvement on
Trrpentine Tools, th said Improvement
being the inyentio~ II the Double-etged
Reversible Turpfn ne Scraper, the s,eci-
fcations forming part of tue patent being
duly filed in accordance to law, and the
patent for the same having been issued and
priority over all others being awarded the
same by the proper legal authority; now,
therefore, this is to forewarn and notify
all persons whatsoever, either in the Unit
ed States or in any of the territories there
of, from infringing the right thus secured
by patent to the undersigned; and rotice
is further given that the full penalty & the
law will be instantly and rigldly enforced
against any and all persons so interfering
with or infringing the right thus secured.
J. G. COBB.
Shoe Heel, Robson county, N. C.
July Goth 1873. lo6tf
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20
O 7 | c Z :.

The undersigned, one of the Executors
of the last Will and Testament Of John Nc
Callum, deceased, having this day quail
flied as such before the Probate Judge for
Robson county, hereby gives general no.
tice to all parties indebted to said estate
TO make immediate payment to the' UNDER
signed or to John L. McPae. Those hold
ing claims against the estate will present
them for payment Gully authenticated to
the undersigned or to John McRae within
the time prescribed by law or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery,
ALEX'R MCRAE, Ex'r.
Jnne 18th, 1873. 1885,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

For the past two weeks we have had
lots Of gain, carrying away bridges and
tearing up railroads. Cotton and peas
will suffer somewhat, but We suppose
corn is out Of danger. Cotton will she'd
much, but We regard this is a positive
advantage, as it will be impossible to
mature all the bolls now upon the
stalks. Peas, however, will be damaged.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

When in Toen few days ago we Wis
ted The store Of Mr.. H. Moore the tobac-
conist Of Facyctlcvillc. We somehow
always liked Mr.. Moore, and in former
days when We exchanged "rosum and
spciits' for tobacco, &C., We traded almost
exclusively with him. Persons desiring
good tobacco either to smoke or ''ohaw, "
or good "hayanncrs' viii find \. Mooro's
good place. Sec his card on the first
page oflhis paper.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

Mcssrs. A, s. Rowland & Co., are
agents for one Of the very best cotton
Gins now in use. See their notice, near
the foot Of az land 5 Column,
ON tlf;sp
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20
Trip 10 EozyR-'E'Eae Weather
EsGne TTFiis-TIae Foundry.

Desiring to visit the good old town Of
Fayetteville, last Wednesday, we engaged
passage on the email hack" but meeting
our scotch friend, Mr.. D. G. Mcintyre,
who was on his way to that place, we ac-
copied an invitation to occupy seat with
him in his buggy. We set out from this
place about II! o'clock.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

We believe it is generally admitted
that this is the dullcst season we have
experienced since the war. Various
reasons are assigned for this--onc, We
believe, is the ruling low prices of naval
stores, and another the low prices Of pro-
visions, occasIoned by the amount, of
supplies raised by our farmers. Previ-
GUS to this year, supplies were bought
in very large quantities throughout the
summer, but this year very few farmers
had to buy either corn or bacon. While
this has tendency to make business
exceedingly dull for time, it is, never
thclcss, an unmistakable sign that our
country is returning to its ante-Jelluna
prosperity.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

1t is stated that Andy johnson is
again a candidate for Governor of Ten =
ncssCe.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

Mr.. &. W. Mckay, the ''tin man.
requests those in arrears to "poncy up.
See notice
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

The Killing of Floyd Oxendire, an ac-
count of which appeared in the Robeso-
MAN last week, has led 10 the outlawry
by Justices Sinclair and Proctor, of Jim
Dial the murderer. See proclamation
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

w Or E R S w A NTED
For WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
which, with its premiums, is on Of the most
attractive in the country
Price of Magazine,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Commissions liberal, offering lucrative
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it proper attention.
Vol. XIII, begins with July 1873. Ex-
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Two first-class periodicals for the price of
one.
Bg@ For specimen Magazine and further
information, address,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Newbdrgh, N. Y.
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

-s.-s sy-l sSs's sSf< NV $500 $500
taEYrs.--Thc following persons gre
lulv authorized Agents of the RoBEso
WAN at the points named
&ro,ut & IIiuson, Wilmington.
" y. Smith & Co, Fayetteville,
lanes :. McQuocn, Shoo Heel.
III. pallcntiue, Albottsburg,
a. II Peal Fed Banks, N, G. ).
q! =. Ward, g. " (Alfordsyille) \. {.
johnson i. DeBerry, Florence, 5 q.
r-yr S. NJ. PETIENGlLA 4 CO., lO
state street, Boston, 81 Park Row, New
York, and FOL Cbestnct Street, Philadcl-
rhia. are our Agents for procuring adver-
tiscmcuts for our paper (TuE RoBEsoNl M
in the above cities, and authorized 70 CON
tract for advertising ut our lowest rates
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

P1cT RESI- PIC 7 ! R E 81
I have opened Picture Gallery in
portion Of the building occupied by Messrs.
Pope & Mcleod and am prepared to take all
kinds of pictures consisting photographs,
Ferreotypes, Gems, &c large and small -
prices varying from Is cents to $1,000.
This is an advantage never before offered
10 the citizens Of this section of country.
My stay win be short. Call at once.
JOHN I. DEES.
Aug. 9th, 1873. l86-tf.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1873-08-20

NORTH CAROLINA, | In the Superior
IN Robson County. Court.
Alexander Mcmillan, administrator OF
Catharine j. Mcmillan, VS..
James Mcmillan, David Mcclellan and
his wife Mary, Robert Franklin Mcmillan,
James Freeman ana his wife Amanda NJ,
and Lawrence w. Mcmillan.
Petition to Nuke Real Estate ASSETS.
It appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendants, Robert Franklin Mcmillan,
James Freeman and his wife Amanda NJ.
formerly Amanda NJ. McMillan) and
La wrence W. Mcmillan reside beyond the
| limits of the state of North Carolina, pub
| licafi0n Is hereby made for the said nom
resi- dents (above namely 10 be and appear
before me at my Office in Lumberton, State
of North Carolina, on the 14tn day Of July,
1878. then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said petition or the same will be
heard exparte and taken pro confesso as to
| them.
Witness, w. A. Dick, Clerk of the Supe-
rior Court and Probate Judge for Robson
county at Office in Lumberton, June I'd,
4. d. 1878.
W. A. DICK, C. s. C.
Judge of Probate.
June 4 177-6t
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E7RENCH'S NEW HOTEL,
COR coRTLANDT & NEW CHURCH STREETS,
NEW YORK. e.
On the Eupropean plan.
RIG RD ?. f r E II e II.
Son of the late Col. Richard French, of
French's Hotel, has taken this Hotel, newly
fitted up and entirely renovated the same.
Centrally located in the business part Of the
City.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining Rooms
attached.