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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30
Saddle Tree Items.

Mr.. F. G.. Humphrey will teach
at Rozier this summer.
The oat crop in this vicinity is
unusually good this year.
Rev. J. D. Bundy was a well
come visitor in this community
last week.
SO far, we have only heard of
one man who expects to vote for
increase in school tax.
DR.. Warren Williams who went
to Georgia last spring to engage
in the drug business has returned
home.
Mr.. j. Nc. Baxley, the only
wheat farmer we know of in this
community has just harvested q
fine crop Of wheat.
Mrs. Tor Miss?) Beyeler OF
Vaudeville, Montgomery county
has recently spent a few days il
our community visiting. She was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. J
Biggs. She is a pleasant, accom-
plished lady and we are glad t
know enjoyed her visit, ''as in
deed she scarce could fail"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30

:,
by the knowledge that about one
day in every week the ways to tie
springs, the pavilliens and grounds
are filled with gentlemen ard la
dies Of color and that few white
people care to go through crowd
likn that even for a refreshil g
drink from the limpid Stream /.
Verbum SAP, etc.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30
For Sale !!

Two valuable tracts of land in Thomp-
sons and White House townships are
offered for sale at reasonable prices.
One tract, upon which live, contains
I25 acres, with about, 60 acres in cultiva-
ton. It has good buildings. The other
tract contains about 100 acres, with II
acres cleared
The land lies we'll and is adapted to all
crops, being especially good tobacco land
It is well timbered. 1t is the best 1oca-
ton in Robson county for country
store.
For terms and other particulars apply
to
w. B. HUNT,
Gaddysvil1e, N. c.
Jun3o-4t.
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Remember the RoBEsoNIAN
when you come to court next
week. If you are already a pat
ron of the paper induce one of
your neighbors to subscribe and
bring in his name. You are in
terested in the news of the county
and the RoBEsoNIAN gives it ev-
cry week. Call in and let us have
your assistance in making the
RoBEsoNIAN the best county paper
in the State.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30

The RoBEsoNIAN is glad to learn
that DR.. R. F. Lewis, formerly of
Hub, has about recovered from
his recent attack of paralysis, and
is also glad that he has again be-
come citizen of 1Lumberton.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter, Mrs.
Rowland, arrived here last We'd
nesday and DR.. Lewis came in
Thursday. They are occupying
the Bunting house on Main street
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30
A DASTARDLY DEED.
A Fruit Tree Agent Assaults Young Wife,
E:e Makes his Escape.

re MAKES EiS escape.
The quiet Of I.umberton was
broken about neon last Friday By
tie report that fruit tree agent
from Tennessee, named Hugh J.
Smith, had attempted to crilni-
nally assault Mrs. West, &
young married woman who liye.=
across lie river. Smith did not
succeed III his f;endish purpose
being frightened eff by neighbors,
and fearing arrest and punish
ment he fled Immediately after his
attempted crime
A warrant was sworn out for the
arrest Of the scoundrel and Sher-
if Hall with a posse secured the
woods all Friday afternoon and
for considerable time into the
night, but their search was una
vaillng. Smith made good his
escape and has not as yet been
heard from.
As far as the RoBEsoNIAN could
learn the particulars of the assault
were as follows: Between 10 and
II o'clock Friday morning Smith
went to the store of Mr.. Sylvester
Albin and tried to sell him some
fruit trees or flowers. Mr.. Albin
said that the land he was on was
rented and he did not care to make
any Purchases. Smith pointed to
a house in the yard in the rear of
the store and asked who lived
there and if it was likely that he
could make a sale by going there.
Mr.. Albin replied that the inmates
of the house were Messrs. Smith
and West, who worked on the rail-
road that they were not there at
the time, being off at their work
the only persons in the house be-
ing theiryon wives. Smith start
ed to go to the house and was told
that it was useless for him to dc
, so. He went, however, opening
2 the closed door without knocking
e and sat down in a chair.
: Shortly after this Mr.. Albn
8 looked towards the house and saw
), the agent showing Mrs, West thu
: flowers. Almost immediatel,
: thereafter he saw Smith take Mrs
O Vests hand, which he raised t.
s his lips. Mr.. Albin walked to TIL
rear door of his store, where b
g could have an unobstructed view
and saw Smith put his arm aroun'
Mrs. Vests shoulder and appa1
W entity try to pull her out Of he
chair.
y Stepping to his front door Nh
Albin informed another man G
the occurrence and asked if h
should not go to the assistance {
: Mrs. West but was told to Wa
until he was asked.
A little girl Of Mr.. Norris, VII
s. was with Mrs. Smith, in rool
ot adjoining that of Mrs. Yves
1T came to the store and reporte
ce that the latter was very niue
as frightened. Mr.. Albin again wei
IN to the rear door, of his store al
We saw Smith standing with his arm
er around Mrs. West making efor
OF to get her from the chair. Viii
ue preparing to go to the house M
Le- Albin saw Mrs. Smith come O
of her room and look in upon h
AN neighbor.
xt Immediately after this Smi
IT. left the house and came to t
Of store. Several words passed /
nd tween Albin and Smith when Nj
in Smith came to the store. On b
ltv approach Smith jumped across t
~ ditch and ran off.
I'VE While in Mrs. Vests roc
he Smith, we learn asked her to II
nor with him that afternoon and
accompany him to Wilmingt
next day, both of which were
II. fused. He also made INSULT
- remarks concerning Mrs. Smi
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30

For want Of room cur stock is not SO large
USUAL but every article we offer is bargain and
we invite all to call and see US.
Yard wide Percales, best goods usually sold at
10 to 1870, our cut price sac. Bingham &C. Best
CaEcoes Sc Elegant line White Goods, Victoria
Lawns, India Iinons, Check Lawns, Etc, &c. up
Marseilles worth 18c. for 1Oc Swiss Organizes,
Plain Organizes, Fancy Organizes worth 10 to
1870, our. cut price &c. Plain and Dotted Swiss
Muis, beautiful line ofLaces and Enbroderies-
every pattern new. Plain and Novelty Dress Goods
at cut prices in Light and Medium Shades
1875 Suits Men and Boys Clothing. No room
to carry them. We must sell them. Prices never
solow. Every piece New and First-class. See them.
Hats in the Late Nobby Shapes and Colors
Full assortment Of Groceries at Bottom Prices
Don't fail to visit Millinery Department
over Dr. McMillans Drug Store.
Thankful for past favors.
FRANK COUGH,
TEMPORARILY LOCATED IN THE SHAW BUILDING
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barIottr Sunday cyening'
Harris Bristow, IF Bennetts-
spcnt part of l"f Il week here
i,odo marriage license
l.,n granted since last IS
II 4. Town.,cnd, of Full
wss here last week on bust
,t..h,ll vi tbe Whining
| s,or .pcnt tuesday night
f rc.
H. Nut Folk.,s, u popular
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rk,
|ur W. n. Mclean, of St.
|ul.. was in town Friday on bus
e.s.
AFR ". .SkipI5er spent a part of
= wcrk in Dillon, S. c., on bus
l,-s.
Nf,..r. \ A. l}atlev, and Lewis
,,,,on or tho |Ashpole section
ere here Friday.
4 II. Mcleod. Jr., has returned
.,,m q visit of several weeks t.
,atiye- ut Ral9lgh.
Mrs. Geo. L.. Mcleod and chill
ram hay, returned from a visi
b relatives ut Powelton.
Ne AfW Mclean WINS in Max
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a.. h.,,o bo will soo, be we'll.
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Mrs. r. T. Faucette came
from Durham last Thursday nj
10 join her husband and is now
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30
NOTICE.

Davidson Evans, Michael Ev- NOTICE.
ans, Needham Evans. Cul-
len w. Evans. Abiah Ro-
gers and husband, -
Rogers, Cathrn Hodge,
Easy Adams, Mary Gray
and husband, Peter Gray,
defendants
The defendants, Abah Rogers and husband.
Rogers, and Mary Gray and husband,
Peter Gray. above named. will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Geurt of Robson
County to seds thelands-cf Thomas Evans, de-
ceased, to make assets to pay debts, to which
action you are proper and necessary parties;
and the defendants aforesaid will further take
notice that they are required to appear before
S. A. Edmund, Cleri, of the Superior Court of
Roheson County, at his Office at the court house
in Lumberton, n. c.. on the 5th day of August,
1897, and answer or demur to the petition in
said action. or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said petition.
This 18th day of June, 1897.
Jun23-6t. S. A. EDMUND, @. S. G. ,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-06-30
Jul13o-4t.

NORTH CAROLINA, In SuD'r Court. Before
robson COUNTY. S. A. Edmund, G. S. G..
R. r. Barnes, administrator
of Thomas Evans, decd,
plaintiff,
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-02-06
THEY HONOR DUBOIS.

The following short account, taken
from the Associated Press dispatches.
telling Of Senator Dubois reception at
Washington. on his arrival there after
his defeat for reelection. shows that
he has lost nothing in popularity there
even though he has met defeat AT home
at the hands Of combination of popu-
lists, gold bugs, and personal enemies:
Although defeated for reelection.
Senator Dubois. Of Idaho. was welcomed
back TO the senate today with marked
cordiality and with an abundance Of
floral tributes. HIS desk WAS literally
overwhelmed with flowers. while tables
chairs and adjoining desks were brought
into use 10 support the many unique de-
vices into which the roses and violets
had been wrought.
A great cluster Of violets was tied
with ribbon bearing. in silver. 1900. "
The main design. rising eight feet from
;he floor. was an arch. the pillars being
white roses and the cap stone of immor-
tellcs. beating the word Honor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-02-06
NO.15


In the supreme court on Tuesday an
opinion was handed down IN the case Of
Matt Crump, convicted IN the district
court Of the murder OF Thomas Roman.
and sentenced to life imprisonment. re-
versing the decision Of the lower court.
The murder OF Thomas Roman, which
occurred In Lower Boise. May 10. 1906.
was a particularly cold bIooded one and
the verdict OF the jury before whom
Crump was tried, was a surprise 10
every one. II Crump committed the
murder he should have been found gull
ty Of murder in the first dagree, il not
he should have been acquitted.
The conclusion OF the decision Of the
supreme court on this case is as follows:
THE conclusion is forced upon US
from a most careful and scruliDizing
examination OF the record. that there
is not sufficient evidence in the record
to warrant the conviction Of the defend
ant"
Crump's acquittal adds another to the
already long list Of cold blooded muir
ders in this state that remain unsolved
and the people OF the state can only
hope that the guilty ons may yet be APP
pretended and brought to Justice.
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Plenty Of rain this week.

If you are not already subscriber
TO the INDEX. call aud have your name
placed on the list at once. Every one
should keep posted on the happenings
If sheir own town and neighborhood.
An interesting story entitled. Two
Partners aud one that will contain
much valuable information on the finan-
cial question. will sppear in tie INDEX
in about TWO weeks Look cut for IL.
John Martins child who has been
very low with scarlet fever is better.
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NO MONEY REQUIRED.

1T takes money tc run newspaper.
says the ST. John, (Kan.) News. To this
absurd statement the Emporia Gazette
replies as follows:
What an exageration; what whopper-
II has been disproved a thousand times;
it is clear case Of Mry lunacy. IL
doesent take money to run a newspaper.
IL can run without money. IL is char
table institution. begging concern,
a highway robbeF. B'God ferry. news
paper is the child Of the air; creature
OF dream. Ii can 60 on and on, when
any other concern would be in the hands
Of receiver aud wound up with cob
webs in the windows.
II takes wind TO run newspaper; IL
takes gail to run newsps per. Il takes
scintillating, acrobAtic imagination,
and half-dozen white shirts aud rail-
road pass TO run newspafe fer. but
money heavens TO Betsey and six hands
'rrund. who ever needed money in con-
ducting newspaper Kind words are
the medium of exchange that do the
business Cor the edlt0r-kind words and
church social tickets When you sec a.
editor with money. watch him lie will
be paying his bills and disgracing his
profession Make him trade il out. He
likes to swap.
Then when you die. after having st0od
around for years and sneered at the ed
itor and his little jim crow paper, be
sure and have your wife send for three
extra copies. by one Of your weeping
children. and when she reads the gen-
erous and touching notice about you.
forewarn her to reglect 10 send Is cents
to the editor. IL would overwhelm him.
= Money is a corrupting thing. The ed
itor knows it aud what he wants is Your
heartfelt thanks. Then ne can thank
the printers and they can thank their
, grocers.
= Take your job work 10 other towns
and then come and ask Tor half rates fol
the church notiees Get your lods,
letter heads and stationary printed out
Of town and then Hood the editor with
BEAUTIFUL thoughts in resolutions of r.
spect and cards of thanks. They MAKE
such spicy reading. and when you picl
il up filed with these glowing and vIvil
mortuary articles, you are 50 proud q
your little paper.
Bat money, scorn the filthy thing
y, Don't let the pure innocent editor kuo'
anything about It. Keep that for sordi
= trades people who charge for the
wares. The editor gives his bount
AWAY The Lord loves cheerful sivei
He'll take care of the editor. Don
worry about the editor. He has
., charter from the state To act as do,
mat for the community. He will p
the paper out somehow, and stand u
AT for the town and whoop il up FOR yo
er when YOU run for Office, and lie abol
Iat your daughters tacky wedding. an
.rs blow about your big footed sons VIII,
they get sf-a-week job. and weep oV'
your shriveled soul when it is releas'
~ from your grasphg body. and smile
your giddy wife 5 second marriage. Don
,n. worry about the editor; he'll get on. II
ed Lord knows how-but some how
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Boise city, Idaho, November u, 1870

Boise City. Idaho. November I2. 1890
To ]. NJ Gray:
You are hereby notified that and my prede-
cexSors In interest have expended during the
year 1898. one hundred dollars in labor and i'm
provements and also during the year 1890 one
hundred dollars In labor and improvements
upon the JUDAS lode situated on North Will
low Creek In West View Mining District.
County OF Boise. state OF Idaho Of which the
location certificate Is found OF record In Book <.
Page h2A OF Quartz Claims OF the ofnce OF the
Recorder in said county In order to hold said
claim uncer the provisions OF Section 2tsf OF the
revised statutes OF the United States, and the
amendment thereto. approved January end
1870 concerning annual labor upon mining claims
being the amount required TO hold said lode for
tho period ending on the Slst day Of December
iH9H and the Sist day Of December. A ID. lef6 And
n within ninety ssOl days from the personal ser
vice OF this notice within ninety 70 days after
the publication thereof you fail refuse TO con-
tribute your portion Of said expenditure a Co
owner. your interest In the claim will become
he property OF the subscriber. your co-owner.
who has made the required expenditure by the
terms Of said seclion. T. n. DKwrY.
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town TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

See Chss. E. Convey about repairing
that watch.
Alvin Myers was over at Boise the
first Of the week.
Take your clock to Hayes store and
get it fixed.
Mr.. and Mrs. If. c. Riggs Jr. spent
last week in Boise
"A number OF cases Of fever have
been reported this week.
Rev. Conner was over at Meridian a
few days the first OF the week.
Ed Allen and James B. BIaln made
business trip to Pearl Monday.
Leave your watch with z. X. Hayes
and get it repaired. Satisfaction guar
ranted.
Ransom Bigelow. who has been
working at the Emmett mine for couple
OF weeks came down Tuesday.
James Campbell was confined to the
l.
mouse several Gays TINS week with
SEVERE oo'u' ou' 's no" oe''e''
) Frank Knox and sisters entertained
-,
-hcNish * Alien received a large
consignment OF new goods for their dry
| ooodc and drocs ro.,<lo Iar.~tr,.~t -.
49,, ''''''' '"''
M rar'sn ana 'onn Dawes were
IN Do'se the nrs' OF 'ne week as witnesses
IN 'ne u's'r'c' court on the rierce cattle
mas f. "o"eS WISHES 10 announce
1na' lie WIN De At r. n haSses store
r'iuaY anu 9a'u'uaf o' each week 10 re-
PAIR "a'o"eS' ''o'Ns anu le"e'e'y'
-husseii ~ Reagan nave received an
invoice o' silver s'"r BAKING POWDER
VII" every can oi "nicn Valuable pre-
sent Is gwen Oaii ana investigate.
Z. The Inter Mountain Mining Review
VI oa'' LAKE "as oeen cons'iiut'eo "iln
the Arsus o' 'na' ei'y ana 'ne TWO pa
Pers VIII hereafter oe puohsned as one
Carrie and Efhe Fulton are b.
down with the scarlet fever this week
Oarr'e conul''on was cons'uereo qu''
ori''oa' AuesoAS nisn' OUT she Is nov
oe''e''
s "A social IS crap broke the tediur
OF life in the lower cad Of town Tuesda
night. As near as we can learn ii wa
ueeiareo osa" 70 oe continued in tn
'u'u'e'
}, The capitol building at HARRISBURG
Pa. burned on Tuesday entailing a 10.
Of o., 800. 900. The legislature was
- session when the fire broke out. Thel
were no lives lost.
Rev. Conner has received lett
from Mrs. Conner, who is now in Uta
where she went for the benefit Of h
health, stating that she has been seriou
* ly i'll since her arrival there.
NJ
> /,
. shadow. and in consequence we mu
expect six weeks more winter-or d
op believe the time hOnOred weather sig
he'd D.
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NIANTED-SEVERAL FAITHFUL MENOk
w women TO travel for responsible established
house In Idaho. Solary f1sO payable tlo week
~ and expenses. Position permanent kefer-
ences. Enclose self-addressed stamped en-
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AZ l----. 900
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central bldl-.rm 10. 25.uo
Lincoln Hail bldg.
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ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS-O. z DUFFY, FIFTEEN YEARS a
member OF the examining corps, U. s. natenf NJ.
nee. solicissg OF american and foreign nafept.
70I q St. opposite patent ofice ors- sm
CHARLES G. LANCASTER, ATTORNEY Am
Counsellor at Law. 1AlO G st. NV. onnnsite M
Riggs HOUSE Genernf law and equity bnsiness IN
the Local Gbprfs saDd the Supreme Court Of tho
CnI.eu slaIss. oc1-lms
CAMPBELL. GARRINGTON. ATTORYEY-1TJaw
Webster Lar laitlain<. sos d at NV Hashin..ss
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18th IL y, 13r&h.Sl25. 90
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10th n Z. 9r&b. .Sl2o.o
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Or and b. ......S10o.o0
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Rigs II II ,10r&b.$ $1,000
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18th n X, 11r&h. .SS3. 33
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18th mr. Stoughton.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-TH NEW BROWN
stone and brick residence No. 1914 18th st. NV.
just above L. 1. ave-. and Iowa Circle. THIS
house contains II rooms, tiled bath ami toilet
room, Is beautifully heated with hot water and
has every modern convenience. A lovely home.
Needs only to be seen to be appreciated. Mal-
crate rental. oc9-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
FOR RENT
49, - ..-

IN4N MN -
1i55 = nw. 7r....S2S D
20l0 l2-h NV. Or. 1850
1oi 1l,h ne. lJr
,fnr). Per year 4. $1,000
4la 9th ne. Or. ....2b.5a
1921 18th ne, 7r.-.21.nD
1tr9 II ne, Or. 1875
81 Myrtle he. 7r...i6.oa
- Myrt'e ne, 1r.-.l5.4 -
1914 Sd NJ, OR. sta. .l5.3
81 ii N. CIR. .......l5.Uo
- Myrtle ne, 1r.-.l5.iAi
Gus Aci,r n, CIR. LISA
1ioi stl nc, Or.
30 Myrtle ne, 1r..-i2.I2
1013 III Ee. 5r.....12.35
2iI q ne, Or. ~
72a 10th n. 5r.....1o.3
1879 ii ne, Or .lU.3e
Sc cor 18th & II SITS
M. or. -.-.-...lo.o0
~ n LIZ al lt-N"f
Go Brewers CT, 5r. $50
223 |. ne, 3r. $50
1i4-l46 Sciiott's al
re. 5r- --.--.1.sp
1920 Norris ne, ar. .G.eJ
G'o 2pih n. 4r......6Ua
6iI 10Th ne. 4c......G. 10
15,s-2a Norris ne, sr. q. 60
ii uses on Turner st - 81
Hail 81 Il II9 10th
81 NV -oo. 70
'Sto&dwg 1923 eth
INV. Or -35. o.
StoSdwg 93I Fla ay
NV, Sr. .........25.oa
Sto&dwg 500 u st
tcellar). 5r. 90
The above is only a "
my hooks.
For fall list call ut of
the LIST and 18th.
THO
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