The Robesonian., 1897-11-24

"" III W" II hiOIidaT.
Z. G. NeEeill. of Rowland, was
hero Monday ON business.
i. b, pitroan has moved into |
Tie house Of Il. ". Shelby. F.!
Miss 2tauAo pjtman, os Lees
vile, was here Monday shopping. !
Edwin Purcell and daughter,
Miss Louise, of Purcepolis, were
here last week visiting Mrs. 7. \. |
McNeill.
If you use printed stationery
you are Interested in the announce
ment of the RoBEsoN1AN Job Office
in another column.
J. B. and Ed Humphrey, of
Saddle Tree, were here Saturday
on their way to Dillon, S. c., to
visit their sister, Mrs. J. A. Hur-
sey.
Il. M. Butler, who is buying cot
ton here for Sprunt, will go to
Hamlet tomorrow 10 meet his wife,
who is coming to Lumborton to
spend some time.
John A. Fisher, of Tolarsville,
and Miss Ella Rogers, of Mullins,
S. c., were married last Wednes-
day evening at the home of the
BRIDE. The RoBEsoNIAN extends
best wishes.
L. S. Covington book-keeper
at the bank, leaves today for Rock
ingham to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents. Mr.. Morrow,
auctioneer at the tobacco ware
house, accompanies him.
DR.. e. w. Skies, of Wake For
est, came from Wilmington Satur-
day afternoon and remained here
until Monday afternoon with his
old friend and schoolmate, S. Nc
intyre. He went from here to Red
Springs to attend Robson Associ-
alton.
The man who neglects his own
affairs to watch the doingg of o
competitor or gives him an un-
due amount Of advertising by too
frequent comment on him-his
business, methods Of conduct or
what not-will be likely to make
progress backward.
S. c. Carlyle and wife, E. K.
Proctor, Jr. and S. Mcintyre left
yesterday for Red Springs to at
tend Robeson Association. Col.
t. F. Toon and wife, Prof. John
Duckett, ". W. Carlyle, and wife,
, the RoBEsoS1AN scribe and proba,
bly, others go up today.
| The store OF Capt. J. II. Morri.
: son, which has been closed since
5 he made his assignment last week
rs is required by law for ten days
l will be opened by the assignee, a
5 W. Mclean, Friday. The store o
w. J. Prevatt will probably b
opened Saturday or Monday.
/ A man to be known, must keel
l his name before The people. H
: must let them know where he is
and what he is, and what he is 90
ing. The way to do this to bes
! advantage is to employ the adver
4 tising columns Of II good local pa
:. per, one that the people read.
7. N. Higley is now closing u
p his brick making work for th
. season, and will put fire in hi
last kiln this week. He made thi
), year between 100000 and 10000
brick and they have been the bes
ever offered on the LHmberto
} market by a home manufactr
rer.
. The directors of the Raleig
" News and Observer have decide
to put in Il web perfecting pre-:
capable of printing 5000 to CSC
D. papers an hour. The circulatio
g. of the paper has grown too lare
III for the hand fed press now in us
ie The change will be made by IL
= first of the year.
While things are not as brigl
" with any OF lis as we could wis
= they might be worse, and all ha'
~ l much to be thankful for. Let /
~ be grateful for the blessings v
VI have and in returning especi
thanks for them tomorrow don
K let us be selfish and forget Il
ct needy and distressed.
re Ex-Congressman Thomas Settl
~ of Reidsvillc, and Miss Eliza Pc
% % ter, Of Wilmington, were marri
W last Friday morning. After t.
wedding breakfast they start
IT. north on their bridal tour. WIZ
ge Washington City was reached Nj
4 f,