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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-29
10.
BY MARY BRADFORD WHITING.
TContinued from last week.
CHAPTER ".

Mrs. Flint's cottage lay still
and deserted in the evening sun
shine, when 10 reached 1t and bur-
ried up the garden with his mind
full of revengeful thoughts. His
first idea was to break all the
windows in Mrs. Benson's house,
but this wcula punish her rather
than George, and SO he abandoned
it. But ut last thought struck
him that completely satisfied him;
he knew that George always drew
The water for his mother the last
thing before going to bed; he
would take the cover off the we'll,
George would come to it in the
dark, and
40 sooner said than done; he
flew round into the back garden
and tugged at the heavy cover
with all the strength of his little
passionate hands, then, lying
down under neighboring bush,
he waited for his enemy!
The evening drew in, and the
darkness began to fall; he knew
that Mrs. Flint and Mrs. Benson
had both returned, for he saw thu
lights shine out in the cottag
windows. Still George did no
come, and he was beginning t.
feel u little sleepy, when at las
he heard step, and through tn
shadows he saw a figure coming t
the well. His heart beat fas
with excitement, and he clenche
his tiny fists; now George woul
get the punishment he deserved
But suddenly he sprang to h
feet, and with cry that froze o
his lips he darted forward TOWARD
the well. 1t was not George, bu
Nelly Flint who was just going
step into that awful gulf. In h
passion it had never occurred
him that anyone else might sulfe
Trying as he often was to Mr.
Flint, he knew in his heart no
good she was to him, and he wou
rather have cut off his right han
than hurt anything Of hers.
1t was no Use to call out; ]
could never make her understal
in that brief moment what Il
danger was that lay before her
the only thing to be done was
push her back by main force fro
the mouth of the well.
Nellie came down the path Il
suspectingly, and had near
reached the opening when S
was suddenly terrified by son
thing rushing out behind her
the darkness; it might be re
Der, it might be a mad dog,
even bull-she could not
anything distinctly, and in
fright she ran straight towal
the we'll. Another step and $
would have fallen in, when son
one flung her violently aside
there was scream, Il splash, a
then all was still.
For the minute Nellie was
paralysed to move, but her mot
had heard the noise, and ran
of the cottage, and at the sounC
her voice Nellie rushed iowa
her in frightened burst of s
bling. 1t was some time Def
Mrs. Flint could make out W
had happened, but as soon as
gathered from the child t
someone had fallen into the W
she called the Bensons to her ,
and with lighted lanterns t
hurried down the garden.
They're drowned dead, "
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Commissioner Sale.
f. d. Mcneil
VS..

W. T. Britt.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Cou rt of
Robson County in the above entitled cause
entered at May Term, 1897, will, on Monday
October 4. 1897, sell for cash to the hi CHEST bid
der at public auction at the Courthouse door
in Lumberton, n. G. the following described
lands in said State and county In Britt's Town
ship, adjoining the lands of Buffers Lumber
Company, David Martin, Atlas Britt, on both
sides of the Ivey's Bluff Road and being the
same land formerly owned by VIM. Britt and
the same upon which the parties of the first
formerly lived and which was conveyed to
VIM. T. Britt by Lewis A. Lawson, said tract of
land contains 50 acres.
This 18th day OF August, 1897.
STEPHEN MCINTYRE,
sept1-4t Commissioner.
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To heal the broken and diseased tissues
to soothe irritated surfaces, to instantly
relieve and permanently cure is the mis-
sion of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa1ve. 7
D. McMi1lan
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED!

H. G. Jones, Contractor and
Builder for both Wood and Brick
Modern Style Buildings. Plans
and Estimates furnished on
short notice. Orders taken for
Sash, Doors and blinds. Prices
very low.
Apr2S-tf
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WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL ROAD
AND BRANCHES. AND
FLORENCE RAIL ROAD
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.


Dated Sent H2nd 1907
TRAINS GOING so,-ru
M 9qn-u
Leave weldon
Arrive Rocky Mt
Leave Tarboro ~,
Leave Rocky Mt -,
Leave wiIsn, 80
Leave selma
7 eave F,yettevi1I. 80,
Arrive Florence ~
Ieova Weldon
Arrive Rocky MI - p
Ieay, Rocky Nt
Leave Wilson
Leave Fayetteville
Arrive EIn,,pca " M
Iao,-a poo,,,.,,. a. D"iS-
Leave Wilson O. H.
Leave G,Id.i,o-o
Je,ye E.rpoI;
-. ,, "'7"ol'" Se
" 80 n
Leave Rocky MI
Leave Wilson e,o
Leave GoIdsboro
Leave Magnolia "a
Arrive WiIminvtop
TRAINS GOING NORTH
No IS Daily
Leave i"Fehce S - a. m
| Leave raye'te'lile II 20 &c
| Leave oelna 90 p. IN.
| arrive ison la
! Leave Wilson ia
arrive ROCKY MI. 7Ss Sc
! Leave larporo 121, -
Leave Rocky Mt s5s
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No man Or woman can enjoy life, Or
accomplish much in this world while suf-
ering from a torpid liver. Dewitt
Little Early Risers, the pills that cleanse
hat organ, quickly. J. D. Mcmillan.
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No person under sixteen years
of age is permitted to enter a the
alter or tavern in Heligoland.
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Commissioners Sale,
G. B. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod,

G. B. Mcleod and wife, Kate Mcleod,
William Lowry and wife. Lucinda Lowry.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
Robson County in the above entitled cause
entered at January Term, 1897, l will sell for
cash to the highest bidder at public auction on
Monday, October 4, 1897 at the Courthouse
door in Lumberton. " c., the following lands
in said State and county: In Saddle Tree Town
ship adjoining the lands of Hinson Reyels.
Daniel Locklear and William Prevatt lands.
and is the same land conveyed to f. X. Proc
tor, Jr. and wife and Others to William Lowry.
a full description of which can be had by ref
erence to his deed for the same
This August 25ti. 1897
STEPHEN MCINTYRE.
sepi-R Commissioner
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Glass A. Tickets sold daily April 2eth to Oc-
tober 18TH Final limit November 18th.
Glass B. Tickets sold daily April Goth to DC
tober 18th Final limit twenty COY days from
date of sale.
Glass c. Tickets sold Tuesdays and Thurs
days of each week, April 29th to October 18TH.
Final limit ten COY days from date of sale.
THOROUGH SERVICE between all points
on the
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-09-29

In every mile of railway there
are seven feet four inches not COW
cred by the rails, the space left for
expansion.
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Or. Cady's Condition Powders are
just what horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic. blood purifier and
Permlfuge. They are not food but
medlclne and the best in use to put a
morse In prime condition. Price a5
cents per package.
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The less the average man knows
about a thing the more he wants
to talk about it.
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Loans are made by the Society
on Guaranteed Cash Value Pol
icies at 5 per cent interest.
Compare the magnitude,
standing and strength of the
Equitable, and you will find it
to be the strongest and one of
the most liberal financial insti-
tutions of its kind in the world.
B. L. PAGE, Resident Agent,
Gaddysville, N. c.
Office days at Lumberton, N.
c., every Monday.
GEO. E. RANCkE, Solicitor
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letter, Salt-Rheum and Eczema.
The intense itching and smarting. incl
dent to these diseases, is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain s Eve and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. If
ID equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples.
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
ana ohrenlc sore eyes. IS cts. per box.
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Men sometimes think they I'M
derstand women, but men are
sometimes very foolish.
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For sale by DIR. ]. D. Mcmillan.
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Amid the cares OF married life,
In spite o. ;ol and bur'cess strife,
II Vol yalae yct sweet vile,
Tell her so!
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JOIN GILL. RECEIVER.

CONNECTIONS
at Fayetteville with Atlantic Coast Line. At
Maxton with Carolina Central Railroad. At
Sanford with Seaboard Air Line al q reensbor.
with Southern Railway, at Walnut Cove with
Norfolk and Western Railway
J. W. FRY, KYLE
Gcnl Manager. tien-l Pass Agent
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NIARIETTA

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peared in New York last week. She
was born in Greece, is one of % chill
dren. has a twin sister, and was mar
ried when she was Is years old. she
is accompanied by her mother.
During the coming summer hali-
dozen boats will leave New YORK
nightly and make trips up and down
the bay and rivers. The chief attrac-
ton on each boat will be vaudeville
performance. The boats will be fitted
ND handsomely with first-class restaur-
ants. baths. barber shops. and all the
conveniences Of a summer hotel
After facing lions in their dens for
many years. poor old George Womb
we'll the famous Snowman, now finds
the wolf at his door: and the man who
has risked his life by daily contact
with wild beasts is by the way dying
through the ravages Of the worst beast
of them all-starvauOn. George
WombwelTs name as a menagerie pro-
prietor has in his day been known
from Lands End to John O. Greats.
He is nearing four score years IN age
Guerrita is the king of the Spanish
tOreadOrs. He earned &12,OOO during
the season from April 10 October 81.
There were during the season 43S bull
fights in Spain. in which 1918 bulls,
worth 100000. were killed. over
6 600 horses persisted in the fights.
These figures include only high-class
bull-6gbting at the most important
cities In each Of the smaller towns
they have every year one or two hghts
in which the number Of persons killed
or crippled always exceeds that OF the
bulls fought.
The whole Gerard scandal in Wen
na has now come out and il appears
thar the celebrated Interpreter OF
Strauss operas was never for a mo-
ment mad. The singers immense
popularity had given rise to jealousies
and a conspiracy was formed against
him by some of his rivals. Gerard
own physician entered into plot
made to railroad him 10 { lunauc asy-
lum. and a professor of the University
Of Vienna. who had never even seen
the unfortunate artist, did not hesitate
10 certify that he was attacked by
mental disease brought on by indul-
gence in cocaine.
When Edwin Milton Royie once read
his play Capt Impudence, TO well
known New York manager, the latter
exclaimed tragicallv: My dear boy
I don't see q laugh in the piece, This
is a bit instructive when one rehects
that Rovle's play now al the American
Theatre. is one of the laugh-maklng
successes OF the season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

"Whv don't women buy their hats
as men do Now there derby t1a-
only cost me a couple Of dollars and I
wear 10 for TWO seasons. ana C1au-.
smith took OF q neat hat and handed
il % his wife.
THAT is YOUR privilege. she respond
Cd. edo YOU wish me 90 wear bat Ike
yours They are all the style.
No 7 mean a feminine auair with
lace and ribbon. Something that COM
mares in price with mine. You let
vour uiuiners swamp you with their
ideas and expenditures. Re orisnal
and make your own hats and buy other
things with the money saved
"I am willing 20 try, SAID his we
pleasantly.
man doesn't know anything about q
voman's hat IL is the face under ,he
rsr that appeals % US and LshunS
cigar he staggered or.
a dav or two afterwards business
..ne5 C6arucev ont on the avenue.
IA, sow some pretty girls iu Gansoor-
Ough hats. who were liit .l,9 .- .-.S
49, wore pretty. but he knew they
bad always been ou-raoAel ny LOUIE
and i- gave him @ pleasant ,at-i- o.. 7.',-
Jsfscrion. Then he saw N."-s
IooeinE girl apprcachIn-. ana -e -.-A-
81 IN her with @ mental slotA-
.vbv viii women set t1emse.Nt
r, s-eh frigLttul shape -are
90 that roor thing would he paSsa1.y
49, Looking if she were sly lsl-H
$50 Good heavens, Lo-ue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

was net on the outside by part Of the
local colored population. and il is
thought that he can be induced 20 re-
main here and make this his future
home.
Miss Boring. of Sycamore Dale. Up
shur county. is the guest OF Miss LIZZIE
Lowe. on Thompson avenue.
The County Court. which has been
in session since TUESDAY adlourl--
over until next Tuesday. Very little
has been done al this session. except
to issue road orders on the sheriff
r. Il. n Willis az Wheeling and
w. @ Mclean. az Beliaire. were bus
mess visitors in the CRY yesterday
Miss Maud Martin Of New Martins
Vile is visiting Miss Maud Brock, on
Ninth street
On Friday evening the members Of
the n. T choir were entertained by
vi. and Mrs 5. r Woodruff. az
their home on Morton avenue. After
uracticing for sunday services, they
were invited TO the dining room. where
thew were served with ice cream and
cake TO which all present did ample
Justice. The balance OF the evening
was spent in q social way.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner are the
guests Of Mrs. Turner's parents, on
Third street
Mrs J. T Roberts is confined 10 her
room with a severe case of the grip.
The "Thimble Bee Society Of the
VI. E Church held their regular weekly
meeting at the home OF Mrs. c. c.
Newman. on TOmlinson avenue. Friday
afternoon.
Postmaster 7. c. Simpson is conva-
lesciug from a severe attack of the
grip. which has kept him confined 10
his bed for the past ten days.
Charles Parriott. OF Warrington. is
a visitor in the city this week.
H. r. Anshutz is confined 20 his
room. threatened with an attack OF F-
phoid fever.
Harry J.. Brown and wife viii re-
move to Wheeling Island the coming
week. where they viii make their int
ure home. Mt. Brown has accepted q
position as engineer at the Ae,na-
Standard mill
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Torlyn4C at about one-third
j d(kGlS regular prices.
GEO. VI. SNOOh & co.
MOUNDSVlLLE.


J. NJ. Booth left Thursday for
Southern California, where he viii re-
main till next summer Mr.. Booth has
been in in health for some time and IL
is thought the change of climate viii
be beneficial During his absence Mr..
J. NJ. McBroom, of Jerusalem. Ohio.
who is his nephew. viii clerk in the
West Virginia Clothing Store.
All the inside partitions in the old
Latrobe House are being removed pre-
paratOry 10 turning il into manu-
featuring establishment. The plaster
ing is also being torn of, and before the
building is again occupied 1t viii be en-
tirely overhauled. repaired and cleaned
up.
Taylor's King Fools viii appear at
the opera House in well selected rep
ertoiue of plays for three nights and
Saturday matinee. beginning Thursday
evening
Daniel Younken has returned from
Canton. where he had the pleasure OF
calling on PreSident-elect Mckinley.
Mr.. Joseph a Burnley and wife, Mrs.
Carrie Burley. celebrated their silver
wedding al their home in Round Bot
tom. on Friday. the hours being from
u till 6 o'clock. Forty-twO invita-
lions were sent ont. which were re-
sponded 10 by nearly all the recipients.
An elegant dinner was served by the
host and hostess. which was relished
by all present Mr. and Mrs Burley
we're also the recipients Of q number OF
elegant and valuable presents
]. p. Hornbrook. of Powhatan, was
in the city yesterday on business.
One colored prisoner was released
from the penitentiary yesterday, his
term OF sentence having expired He
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

Now is your opportunity to buy
good Organ CHEAP. See page - for OUT
OFFER on secondhand Organs for THIS
week =. w. BANNER co.
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f. Misses and Children s
LdNlGS Jackets all so at Won
derfully low prices
GEO N. SHOOK & co.
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STONE & THOMAS.
Stone & 1HOMAI

Continue Monday their January ClearancA
Sale. Thousands of economical buyers too<
advantage of the low prices last week and
we will make this one even more attractive
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

If you are looking Tor an evening Of
amusement go TO the Grand Opera
House Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and listen TO
the entertaining German comedy
of Chris and Lena. with Mr.
Pete Baker, the we'll known
German dialect comedian as the stel-
lar attraction. Since the demise of the
late J. X Emmet. Mr. Baker is recog-
nized as being the only genuine Ger
man dialect comedian before the
American public.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

Manager Charles A. Feinler, Of the
Grand Opera House. is confined TO his
room with bad case Of the grippe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

TWO fair sized audiences saw the pro-
ducuon Of Goethes "Faust' at the Opera
House yesterday afternos and even.S .
Il was given ny the Morrison company.
Lewis Morrison was not with the COM
pauy bur the character of "Mephisto.
was in capable hands. and the support was
excellent The scenic and electrical effects
we're very realistic. and the audiences
were more than pleased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-29
A Christmas Request.

On Christmas day the employers in a
business house in town received their
usual present in an envelope, much to
their joy and satisfaction. Accom-
panying each of the presents was
note requesting the boys in the most
courteous language to refrain from
entering any saloon during business
hours of the coming year. Adverse
criticism was made by several working
at other places of business, but the en-
ployes of the house themselves were
the first to act in defense Of the posi-
ton taken by their employers. They
stated that it was perfectly right for
employers to require their time when
they paid literally for it and further,
that the very appearance Of employees
of a reputable house going into sa-
loon during business hours, was bad.
They are perfectly willing to abide by
their employers request.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-29
THE HOTEL.
Further improvements Ordered
RV Col. Macfar,ane. Z

Further Improvements Ordered
BY Col. Macfar'ane. T
Since the return of Col. George Mac
farlane from the States, more improve
ments on the Hawaiian hotel are being
set on foot All day yesterday, Colonel
Macfarlane and Mr.. Traphagen, one of
Duluth's foremost architects who came
here recently to locate, were busy with
plans for the improvement of the cot
tages and other facilities in the rear
grounds. The proposition is to carry
the improvements into effect as soon
as possible. Briefly stated, the
changes to be made are as follows:
First-The old kitchen will be torn
down and a new structure of brick will
be joined by passage-way to the ver-
anda just back of the dining hall. This
will place the kitchen just where the
driveway leading to Alakea street is
now situated.
Second-The buildings and cottages
now fronting on the mauka part of
the driveway, Eva Of the other drive
way leading to Beretania street will be
either torn down or moved back. The
two-story part of the long cottage will
be used in Connection with other two
story cottages to be built in such a
way as to form an a."
Third-The present driveway leading
from Richards street will then be per-
fectly straight through to Alakea, the
entrance on that thoroughfare being
directly opposite that of the Pacific
Club.
Fourth-A cafe veranda or lanai will
be built on to the Eva side of the
dining room, the windows of which
will be converted into doorways. The
lanai will be beautifully fitted up and
carpeted Here the men may go after
dinner and lounge about in the cool
of the evening. enjoying their cigars.
Fifth-The passageway from the
kitchen to the back veranda will be
arranged so that carriages can pass
around the hotel with ease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-29
IT IS UNKNOWN"
Such a Grave Contains
the Body of II. Miller.
Letter from the Denver Rio Grande
Claims Departme in the
WreCk-Two Travellers.

By the admission of a few facts at a
time, the Denver & Rio Grande Rail-
way Company is rather unwillingly es-
tablishing beyond the shadow of a
doubt that Harry Miller of Honolulu
met his death in the terrible accident
at Newcastle, Colorado.
Under date of December II, the San
Francisco agents of Jas Dodd, who
was the employer of Miller, write and
enclose a letter received by their cor
respondents at st. Louis from the
claim agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande. 1t is of course heartless on
the part of the transportation COM
pan1es, but they are very reluctant,
especially in the claims department,
to admit that anyone has suffered loss
or injury through patronizing the COM
pany.
The claim agent comedies that in
quiry has developed trace of a man
from Honolulu on the Inflated train.
A ticket corresponding to the one held
by Mr. Miller was taken up half an
| hour before the collision. Two passen-
| gers who have been interviewed say
| they remember mon who talked that
| he had been in the East and was on
| his way to his home in the Hawaiian
| Islands. The descriptions the travellers
give do not agree, nor do they fit the
missing man Photographs have been
sent on from here by Mr.. Dodd.
| 1t is stated from the Denver & RiC
Grande offices that fire broke out in
the wreck early and that the bodies OF
number of the killed were burned
entirely beyond any possibility of abso-
lutte Identification. These remains
were inferred as Unknown" in Fair
mount cemetery, near Denver. 1t may
be said to be certain now that Harry
Miller's body is in one of these "Un
known graves The Rio Grandt
claims department has large guam
tity of watches and trinkets takeI
from the debris and from the bodies
A careful account of everything Mile
carried so far as known here has beer
sent forward, Mr.. Dodd, as in the cas-
of the photograph, anticipating the re
quest of the claim agent
Harry Miller had no relatives. H
looked for some in ST. Louis after al
absence of 80 years, but was told tina
all had passed away. If none of hi
blood appear to ask reparation from
the railway company Mr.. Dodd will
have a claim presented on behalf o
Miller's estate here.