The Robesonian., 1897-02-10
LQCQlS Qld Personals.

the streets Monday.
Messrs. w. b. Harker and J. X 3
Hill of Maxton came down last Thurs
day to attend the funeral of the lateS
editor of this paper.
Newett Cot, of Hog Swamp section,
was very badly hurt Saturday by beings
kicked In the face by a mule.
Hon. W. J. Bryan has quit his lee
turing tour after delivering eight lee
tnres, We think this is wise step forl
the brilliant young statesman.
The Board of County Commissioners!
were in session Monday in regard toj
the extension of the stock law boun.
daries.
Since the Legislature of Nevada has
passed law authorizing prize fights,
the coming Ctrbett and Fitzsimmons|
contest for the heavyweight champion j
ship will occur there.
DIR. CADY's CONDITION POWDERS are
just what horse needs when in bad
condition, Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse In prime condition. Price 25
cents per package. If
The expressions OF kindly sympathy
and kindly feeling for the family O.
the deceased editor, which come from
his brethren of the press and hii
friends generally are sincerely appre
ciated by his family and friends.
A meeting Of the bar Of Robesor
county was held last Monday to de
wise means to have the civil and Grim
inal dockets in the courts of thi
county divorced. This is what tn
people need and we hope the under
taking will be successful.
The fight between Marion Butle
and Harry Skinner continues, and i
order to make it more interesting
Celt, Buck" Kitchin has taken
hand in it, Democrats can stan
quietly by and watch the results wit
some degree of interest.
The managers, Mr.. W. H. Ramseu
of Charlotte, and Mr.. J. NJ. Moore,
Chester, S. c., desire farm produc
"A and other specimens of the States r.
sources for this exhibit and all citizel
are requested to correspond with the
at once i'll regard to it.
a The bill introduced in the Legisls
ture last week to punish wife beate
is q good one and should become
law. The old common law rule of {
lowing q husband to administer roa
enable punishment to his wife is rel
~ of barbarIsm and should have be-
abolished long ago.
A few months ago Mr.. Byron Ever
Of Woodstock, Mich, was badly q
ficted with rheumatism. His right |
was swollen the full length, causi
him great suffering. He was advis
to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. T
first bottle of it helped him consider
bly, and the second bottle effected
cure. The % and 50-cent sizes are
sale by DR.. ]. d, Mcmillan, druggi
Il
We copy from the North Carroll
Presbyterian the following obituary
the late Mrs. Susan A. Mcqueen
this town:
In the death Of Mrs. A. Mcqueen
Lum5erton, Jan. 9th, link bindi
the history of her home with
earlier and latter part of the cent?
is broken. Had she lived till
18th OF February she would hi
rounded out her full four-score, q
yet, to those who but casually met b
there was but little evidence that
had reached that point in life wi
utrancrkb hanovnau Ng1a alnr md corrOy
for to all, she was ever cheerful
glad to enliven the moments with
vivid recollection of the time Il
past. Her interest in passing see
did not abate till her fatal illness a
even in these two weeks of rain,
mind took in all that interested th
80 dear to her and a marked charac
istic Of her whole life was seeu in
purpose to Danish from the mind
sadness, even though she anticipa
the end. For many years she
M been an earnest Christian and de
ed to the Presbyterian church,
which she was q member. The p
ent pastor of the church delight
put on record her cheerful sacrii
for his comfort and pleasure.
days ever passed without some
dence of her thoughtfulness and
IN her last hours she expressed a
sire that those near her should rem
- Der him. Outside the home, she
AM much beloved for her gentle /
n.y. nesses, for, within her power, her
H. was open to the cry of the needy,
n many will miss her ready aid and {
lW patby. But her most beautiful
was seen within the family circle
there 1t was oil devotion, SO that
M in her presence was constant c
H and Inspiration.
N Thus, in turning the pages OF
W. life, we note everywhere selffol
fulness and labors of love that I
I'D wearied, with each made bright b
W. light OF Him, whose she was and "
h she served.
~ The sympathies of communit
VI out to the children and their far
lA 30 sorely bereaved, and they pray
I'VE comfort will come in the assuran
never ending union with Him W
hy the Resurrection and the Life.
W PAST