The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-29

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Mlics @. R.aiar. xiii sell land on |
November list See, re, ne ;n.an-
other column
flcre-is 10 1naterial ehnn@a N
hc condition. u mo. 4. Rowland
He i, -tiil very sick, bet his re-
eoyerg i'AoPal for.
John Bennett, Of Town Greek.
Brunswick county, and daughter.
Mrs. Gore, Of Wilmington, are
visiting :. W. Bennett.
G. b. Skipper, commissioner
will sell land at public auction
on Monday, November 1st. SEQ
notice ia another column.
The public school opened Mon
day morning with an attendance
OF nine scholars. 1t is expected
that tho number will be increased
soon.
John Redmond has moved into
one OF the new stores i'll the Cald-
we'll block. His old stand will be
occupied by Il, L. Edcns a. beef
market.
Mrs. j. W, Griffith and daugh-
ter. Lillian, Of Greensboro, who
had been here for some time Wis
ting B. Goodwin, returned home
last week.
As the Universal Postal Con-
gre5s fixed carmine rs the color
for United States 2-cent stamps,
the proposed change to green viii
not be made.
Rev. a. r. Pitmall, of Rennert
who had been assisting Rev. W. A.
Humphrey in a meeting in South
Carolina, was here last week on
his way home.
Col. W. Il. Hall, Of Maxton,
came down Friday to assist Sher-
if J. ". Hall il collecting The
taxes on his October visit to the
various townships.
The -peoch Of Col. ". f. French,
ION Lumberton day at the Tenne-
see centennial. is we'll worth pre-.
serving. 1t is given in full on tie
first page of the RoDEsoSIAN.
An exchange propounds the fol
lowing conundrum Why is ;
merchant who never advertise
like the future? Because you new
r or know what he has i'll store fo
: YOU.
DR.. r. G. Rozier, Of Rozier
=, spent Monday here on business
:, lie lett yesterday for Baltimore t
resume his studies in the medict
department. Of the University Q
a Maryland.
ur. r 4 Norment left Monda
a.. tor Rowland, where lie will locat
70 for the practice Of his profession
We are sorry to lose him frol
Lumberton. Success attend hi
IN lis mex home.
r. NJ. Butler, Of Washingto,
IN. c., arrived Friday and wi
- buy cotton for Sprunt & Son,
Al Wilmington. lie succeeds l.. \
Gary, who has returned to h
D., home III Mississippi.
u The sign in the. window of t
RoBEsoSIAS Office is the work
he C. G.. Redd, who is not only co!
=. petent printer but also an excelle
1t. hand with the knife. The lette
m are cut from ordinary card boa
,rs and the work is excellent.
re. W. r. Braswell. Of Ashpoie V
Id here Yesterday returning FRI
n.s Wake Forest College, where he !
~ just completed his law con-
lie was granted license 10 pract
- by the Supreme Court Monday
i Stephen Bailey, a we'll kno
old colored n;-a WHO lived II
GA the mill Of Humphrey Villa.
~ died Friday morning while slit
- in his chair. He had been
is foring with dropsy for some ii
ana II. j.. Edens, Of Red Spril
see will, we understand, open
market in Lumberton. 4 Fl
;air class market is one of the
New need. Of Lumberton, and if
this Eden. viii keep such a place
success is assured.
sep, Willie. oldest son OF the ed
eek. was painfully hurt at Robson
d to stitute yesterday morning.
large splinter was ran through
III bail Of his foot. It was cut
by DR.. II. I. Pope and no SCI
,la,. injury is opprehcnded.
Mr.. S. c. Robson, after 81
.vott ing for several months with
+ 10 sumption, died at he home 2