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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
Larnbertop Ia Have a New Depot,

Fer s,x or seven years past the
people Of I1tnlberton have been
trying to get the railroad officials
70 build g new and better depot
here. Repeated promises were
made that this would be done, but
they were never kept. Last fall
tie State Railway Commission
was appealed to in regard to the
matter and notice was served on
the railroad people. They again
promised to build q rev depot or
enlarge tie present oi;e, and :. ac
ton By the commission was de
ferred. As the railroad continued
to neglect the matter tie com
| plant was renewed, and last
Wednesday was set ~ the COM
mission for hearing the case. Lum-
beGton was represented by Mr. A.
" Mclean and 1iessrs. s 3. Ed
mund and !. E. " llite went as
witnesses. Superintendent Y h.
NeHee, Of the Seaboard, and his
attorneys McRae and Day resisted
the claim Of Lumberton. They
eontended that q good brick depot
was already here, that the faclli-
ties were ample and that new
| depot was not needed. This con
tent;on was denied by Mr. Nc
Lean who ably pleaded tie cause
Of LJmberton and showed that
the accommodations here We're hot
half what they should be. 1t
backed NJ his argument with facts
that We're incon1ostibIc and cen.
yineing.
After the evidence and argument
had been heard the commission
ordered the railroad to build !
new depot at j.unha.ron a. such :
place as should be selected by tn
citizens Of the town WORK is L
commence within the next sixt,
days.
/ superintendent McBoe accepte,
, the decision gracefuliy and readil..
promised compliance. lie sa.t
after the case had been complete,
that Lun0oGton was one Of III
) best, If not the best, towns on t7
: Carolina Central road hetwee
Charlotte and Wilmington, tina
!, It's citizens were enterprising an
: progressive, that ii probably need
( ed d new depot more than an
town on the line. lie afterward
assured our Representatives tia
!, be would soon he here to decid
upon the location Of the depot
>. that he would place it where Il
G people would be satisfied; that
e would have ample accommoda
K tons with separate waiting room
fer white ard coIored people, an
that the work would begin with
d the time specified.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
;he Committees Completed.

The KoAGsoSIAN IS requested to
publish the following as addition
u committees for the Confederate
Veterans reunicn ii MaXton on
August i9fh. THUS completes the
list. Tie committees ara;
White House toWnshir--A. e.
Floyd, chairman ;. A. G. Oliver,
Ar. II. h. Watson, 6. L. AIRING
ton.
steriings-J. 7. Hedgpeth,
chairman, Z. r. Ealnes, Tbonp-
son, Hezeiliah Rhodes.
Nisharts-W. Wishart, chair
man; 3. stansel, N. speights.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

The Lumberton tobacco ware
house viii eFaa for The season Of
1897 On Wrdee.day, August 4tb,
four weeks from TO-DAY. Capt.
2. 7. Faucetta, vino 50 successfully
managed The warehouse last sea-
son, Is again ia charge and Is bui-
Sly engaged preparing for the
opening and the season s work.
Our farmers who sold here last
vour know what kind OF treatment
they received from Capt. Faucette
and his associates, and to them
/ 40 words Of COMMUNICATION are
necessary To those who sold
Elsewhere last year, or who have
Just begun tic cultivation Of to-
bacco, we recommend the Lum-
berton market as second to none
in The State. Come here with
your tobacco and YOU viii receive
excellent treatment from the
clever gentlemen who have charge
Of the warehouse The prices that
YOU viii 81 for jour tobacco vii
be just as good as can lie secured
at any market in North Carolina
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Messrs T. n. AIcDiarnid and
John" Smith left Friday morn-
inc for Lake Waocamav, TO join
the Lumberton party. After
spending nearly The entire day q
Rosjndale, sitting st underline shade
2f the water tank, they Went TO
the hospitable home Of Capt. !.
3. Porter, about two and q half
miles distant, where they spent the
night and went over to the Lake
Saturday morning. \ large
crowd, estimated at from 2, 500 to
5000, from Wilmington and tbs
adjoining territory, spent the day
N the lake picnicing. "Normle'
and John" had a big time, more
han repaying them for the dis
comforts Of he day before. Sat
areiay night and Sunday morning
were spent at Capt Porter anl
/ hey returned to IAmberton Sun
day evening.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
Eev. William Black, Of Monroe
vas here Monday.

last week, returned Monday The
universal answer Of oh the pefty
10 We had q BIZ tir,o."
The twelve rum mills Of Fa5eite-
vile went out II Irsine y Wednej~
day night and tha jispanaary
$cla into operation Th:a.sda,y
fGc first days sales were light.
The first native watermeions Of
lie seascn--sereu in n4.mb@r--
@er> braugh, 20 l3n,bortoa last
Friday IN Wiz. 4. : Tyner. of /
Moss Nerk Ttcy Mere disposed
# INT Very FEW minu.cp.
The Biblical Recorder has
rounded tie siHty->eeond year q /
it. cx..;euea. Atuo timc il tleH
past has ,ac Recorder been hytte
OF welded a sreater iatIueace
than row. III, d crodit.and an
aonor to Tie great Baptist denon.i-
nation and an ornament to North
! Carolina journalism.
Rev. T. 4. Proyattwas painfully
| hurt last Thursday. Tie was stand
ing on plank emptying some
slop when hc slipped ond fell,
striking his side H. fears that
SOME ribs are broken.
Anything that adds TO the neat
uoys and beauty OF the home and
its surroundings not only increases
! the pleasure Of the owpef, but fos-
tiers refinement and the real bet
itarment of the household.
The report Of the North Carolina
! horticultural Station for the year
! 1896. including al bulletins issued
during that year, has been re-
eniyed. The volume is an inter
ostiae one ana is OF especial value
In f1roer.
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

The program ne Of the State
Line Sunday school Chalitauqua
is crowded OFT Of this issue but
will appear next week.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

We publish, On our first page,
an article taken from the Viii
ming,on Messenger, relative to the
fight 1T Fort Fisher Numbers
of HQbeson county men We're III
this fight. some OF whom yielded
UP their lives Judge Z. I, Full
more, whose letter il part of the
article, Is q native q Robson
county and lived here until he
Went 10 Texas about twenty-five
years ago. lie has paid several
visits to Robson since then and
has number Of relatives and
friends more. ne article is Of ad-
ditioaal interest 70 our people be
cause Of tins fact. Among the
citizens Of Robson who were il
thc fight were our to%nsnlan, T
\. Mcneil, Esq, Rev. James A
Smith, now Of FAIR Biafj, and the
Iate Mr., ". ~. NeDiarAid
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
The election Of fTr. C.. b. Tow

TIE election Of hEr. c. B. Town
send as cashier Of the Bank Of
Lumbert0n has necessitated Ilis
relinquishing TIE practice OF law.
in consequence Of which the co.
partnership Of Mclean & Town.
send has been dissolved by 1nut1ia
consent, Col n. A. Mclean
senior member Of the late firm
viii continue the business. I'll,
car Of Col. Mclean appears il
this issue.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Doctors r. i. Lewis and J. S.
MoGeachY have formed q partner
ship and are temporarily located
III the second floor Of the Mcleod
building The firm is q very
strong enc and Will DOUBTLESS gel
a good practice, as beth physicians
are well known and have the CON
fdence Of our people.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

We call attention 20 the adyer-
tisement Of the North Carolina
College Of Agriculture ard Me
chanic Arts IN our issue today.
This college has steadily advanced
20 the front rank, aud It's work
has received the highest common
lation from HarPer's Magazine
the New York Forum and Other
eminent educational authorities
/ t Is admitted to be one Of tilt
best institutions Of learning in tn,
South, and Is doing a great worl
for North Carolina.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
The Bank Of Lun,berton invites

The Bank Of Lumberton invites
their patrons and tie public 10
cali and examine their new safe
and see what protection they have
provided fer tie security Of Their
money. The safe is the most per-
feet we have ever seon, The
money vault is absolutely fire, wa
ter and burglar proof.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Misses Mary hieIaueAliu, Of
Cheraw, and MolIie lamont, Of
Raeford, were lore last week.
Mr.. 1Em Roberts Is making
preparations e build g gin hot'se
near his home, back Of The deyo;.
Misses Carrie Atwell, Flora No
Kinnon and Fannie Mcqueen spent
several days Of last week u;
WrightsEiIle.
4 negro excursion passed here
Sunday morning on their way tot
Fayetteville to hear the ten year
old negro preacher,
The cold Vets held a meeting
At Spring III on tie e.! III,
A. D. MeGill, Of Cumberland
county, was speaker for the ocea-
sion.
Our town marshal has t fflis1+:1
ougl1ly cleaned ZIP the toH;:7T''-' 'rr,r+-l
cut all Of the grass cut Of theI
streets, adding much to the locks
Of tie town.
Hon. n. b. Bfoughton, Of Raj
eish, was here the FIRST Of the
week in tie interest o. the Chau-
tauqua, winch will meet here on
the 10th OF August.
Henry Rlount. the famous
North Carolina lecturer, lectured
in the i.yceum Hail last Saturday
night He remained over aud
iectpred again Monday night.
All were highly entertained and
well pleased.
Quite a crowd from here went
down TO the beach last week on
. owe days excursion. They re-
/ ported q pleasant trip but seemed
10 think that IN the hot weather
Red Springs water and shade vas
better than the burning sands Of
the beach.
Many Of cur young people went
cut 70 Antioch Saturday to attend
the annual Sunday school picnic.
4 large crowd was present and
Jared sumptuously. Rev. hi
yinson and J. ". MCLAUGHLIN en-
tertained. the crowd with able
speeches in the afternoon.
; 1t the last meeting Of tho
: Knights Of Pythias the following
officers were installed for the Ell.
suing term: G. c., J. S. Jones
Y. G., A. T. McCallum; Prelate
-. ". Mcleod; n. Of w, j. d
Buie; X. Of R. and s., D. R. Nc
= liver; NJ. Of A., ], G. Williams; N
Of E, L. NJ. Cook; n. Of F., Dal
e McKinnon; I. c., j. I. 1IcNeill
I Q. G., R. 3. Branch.
; Rev. H. \. Craige visited Re,
d Springs Presbyterian church O
? Sunday afternoon IN the interea
Of the home missions Of Fayette
vile Presbytery. He preached Q
fl the subject Of charity, defnin
\ She term and dwelling on its ii,
portance, ana showing that I'll
: test as to whether enc has bee
= born Of the spirit IS not whetho
> bis name is OF the church rol
but whether in bis heart he pc
sesses Christian charity-the Io1
which fulfills the law and becom,
the controlling principle OF If
Mr.. Craige's sermon was fnll
practical truths and his subjc,
y was we'll chosen.
] At the meeting Of The T4yceu.
"a last Monday night. the followiI
- officers were elected for the ne-
term, beginning September Is
1891: President, J D. AIoors
vice-president, Miss Flora McI<ir
non; secretary, [. " Costel
: treasurer, Miss Carrie Atwel
marshal, Willie Jones eriti,, Mf
ID. ?. NcEaciern; current ley
- (reporter}, Mrs. 7 W, Coste
The Lycoum will suspend duril
- the months of July and AugUs
We have realized mreh pleasu
and profit from lac l.yeeum sin
It's organization and we kope th
tie in September all Of the nembe
ia will be ready to take up tie wo
ut again and make it even hett
!! I
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Miss Edna Stuart, Of BaIti-
more, having finished her work for
the season as miilin8r at Mrs T
Peter5on's, left Monday for s5umrt-
Ter S. c.. to visit her ;ac!e, or.
C1as Jason, from which place
she will return home. Kiss Smart
is an accomplished young lady
and while here won many friends.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

The grand jury returned q true
bill for murder in the FIRST degree
against Nooten and ToIar, and
Thursday morning has been SCI
for the trial. a special yenirt
of 100 men has been ordered
from which TO select the jury
Besides the attorneys previously
mentioned as appearing in thc
case Mr. 4. W. Mclean has beer
employed 10 defend White.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

A strange negro, supposed 10 be
named Alex Mcmillan, lately re-
turned from Georgia, entered the
house Of David Summons, colored
III Neg Town, early Saturday
morning and took Z new suit Of
clothes, oyercoat, etc. Salmons
and other coiored nen pursued the
thief into the vicinity Of II Paulz
but failed to catch MIN.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

At the last meeting Of the
Knights Of Pythias the following
officers We're installed for the en-
suing term; G. c., J, S. Jones
~. c., A. 7. McCallum; Prelate,
j.. ". Mcleod; n. Of W, j. d.
Buie; X. Of R. and s., D. R. Nc
liver; NJ. Of 4, ! G. Williams; NJ.
Of T., L. NJ, Cook; n. Of F., Dan
aIcKinnon; I. c., J. I, aicNeill
O. G., R. B. Branch.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
Red SpnE.IIi.GGS DEnaRIIaasIE,.EEl,I,
ITEMS OF INTEREST HAPPEN
ING IN AND AROUND TIE
COMMUNITY.
:. ". cosTEN. JR.. MANAGER


-, -Ai',51e 'oAh9oh Wa7 mere
80 : i''' .>S'@y'
~. - y 2ioh Is at nome Tx IL
: '''''S l'''iea
Iienies and excursions are every
Gay occurrences.
hir- li.ic'irist MeGormao, Il
siaxfon, vas here Saturday.
Mis- Mary Lee s5eHail, d Jones
oofo, i visiting 1.f-. Cos,en.
Quite number Of our people
are attending cogrt this week
Rev. M. Black, u ST. pauls,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

4 negro excursion passed here
Sunday morning on their way to
Fayetteville to hear the ten yeal
old negro preacher,
The cola Vets held a meeting
at Spring 11ill OF tic o-d.. Nj.
A. D. MeGill, Of Cumberland
county, was speaker for the ocea.
sion.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Quite crowd from here wen
down TO the beach last week o.
:. two days excursion. They re
ported q pleasant trip but SCENE;
TO think that IN the hot weatise
Red Springs water and shade va
better than the burning sands Q
the beach.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Mr.. AEn Roberts is making
preparations e build g gin hot'se
near his home, back Of The deyot
Misses Carrie Atwell, Flora Nc.
Kinnon and Fannie Mcqueen spent
several days Of last week u
NrlghtsEiile.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07

Many Of our young people went
ont 70 Antioch Saturday to attend
the annual Sunday school picnic
\ large crowd was present and
Jared sumptuousiy. Rev. lir
Einson and J. W MCLAUGHLIN en-
tertalned the crowd with able
speeches in the afternoon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-07
EEsE-lAEls< COUGH.
TEMPORARILY LOCATED IEs TIE SHAW BUILDING.
NE GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS

their purchases from one of the
Stocks of General Merchandise
Store in North Carolina.
justify Our buying in large qua1l-
It prices, which enables us to sell
prices.
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WORK OF EVANGELIST BANB.
His Powerful Appeals to All Kinds Ol
Sinners.
Last Nights Discourse Delivered at
the xth.Street Methodist
Church.

Rev. Mr.. Bane, at the Sixth-s street
Methodist Church last night, took for
his text Genesis vi, 3: THE Lord said,
my spirit shall not always strive with
man.
He said he considers this almost the
saddest word in all the Bible-that a
time comes when God shall cease to
strive with the sinner; when He shall
no longer have a desire for salvation;
when, in this life, he is irreparably
doomed to hell. Yet this truth is clear
ly taught in the Bible.
God loves the sinner. He is bent on
the salvation of the sinner. He strives
with him by His spirit, by his provi-
dences, by every funeral procession, by
every new made grave, by sickness, by
poverty, by many ways, for He is bent
on saving the sinner.
But it is a fact that a person may
resist Gods spirit until he has no de-
sire for the things of God, until he
cannot repent, until he cannot believe,
until he does not care whether he goes
to heaven or hell. Some are now bring
ing themselves to this condition.
The Word of God declares that a
person may sin away his day of grace.
Read Proverbs, t., 24-31, xxx, l.;
Hosea, iv., II; Matthew, xii, 31-32;
John, xii, 80; Ephesians, iv., 1880;
I. John, ", 16 Your opportunity is
here now. Tomorrow it may be for
ever gone. The brakeman has the
chance to turn the switch and change
the direction of the train, but the train
sweeps by, and the opportunity has
gone.
Not only is this law of Gods king
dom of grace; it is also law in the
kingdom of nature. Fish by living in
the dark lose the power to see. Strap
my arm to my side for twelve months,
and l have lost the power to use it.
Blind my eye for twelve months, and
its sight has gone. SO with the facul-
ties of the soul that We're made to love
God and serve Him. Refuse to do
this, and you lose the power to do so.
What is the sin against the Holy
Ghost? 1t is any sin in which you
persist until you grieve away God
spirit 1t may be love Of the world,
or love of money, or lust or love of
drink, or evil temper. Some have
thought that very few commit the sin
four-fifths of those who are lost have
committed that sin. They have not
had a religious purpose or desire for
years. They meet death without de-
sire to pray or seek God.
If you have the least desire to be a
Christian, you have not committed it.
For this desire comes only from the
spirit. But you may commit that sin
tonight God has been for years
knocking at the door of your heart.
How long would you expect me to
stand when L knew you were within,
but would not open the door
Would you be surprised if God should
leave you tonight and never return
Almost every Christian worker has met
sad cases of people who knew that God
had left them, and that their doom was
eternally sealed.
AT the afternoon meetings Mr.. Bane
is clearly setting forth the Scriptural
teaching on the subject of entire sancti-
fication. The public are cordially in
Vited.
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Park there will be competitions in run
ming races, jumping, vaulting with pole,
throwing the hammer, putting the
stone, dancing by children in costume.
etc. A large class of Sacramento chill
dren have been taught for this occasion
and Will give a display of Highland
dancing.
Special prizes will be given for exhi-
bitions of Irish jig dancing. The For
esters' Band will furnish music for
dancing by the public, and athletes will
be present from San Francisco, Oak
land, Stockton and other places.
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RECKLESS DRIVERS.
They Are Likely to be Brought Up
With a Round Turn.

Several of the men who are en-
ployed in sweeping J and X streets
complain bitterly of the way they are
treated by drivers who violate the or
dinance against fast driving.
Their work in cleaning the streets
necessitates their working in the mid
die of the street while attending to
their duties and most of the drivers
recognize that fact and exercise care in
order not to run over them. There are
others, however, who drive furiously
and not only endanger the lives of
the sweepers but apply vile and abusive
language to them as they come almost
on top of them without warning and
then yell to them to get out of the
way. A few reckless bicycle riders do
the same way. Yesterday one of the
men was caught between two wagons
at Fifth and K and had a narrow es
cape from injury.
Forbearance has at last ceased to be
virtue and several names of offenders
have been secured and if the reckless
driving is not stopped, arrests will be
made.
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WAS KNOWN HERE.
Isaac Hoffman, the Deceased San
Francisco Merchant

Isaac Hoffman, of the firm Of Hoff-
man, Alexander & Co., of San Fran
cisco, and Hoffman, Hirschfeld & Co.,
Of New York, who was found dying
yesterday with three bullet wounds in
his head, was we'll known in this city,
to which he made frequent business
visits. He always stopped at the
Golden Eagle Hotel, and a letter has
awaited him there for several days,
though he was in the city but a couple
of weeks ago
His relatives hint at foul play, and
say he was followed by enemies. Dur
ing his last visit here he is said to have
spoken to a friend of some sort of
trouble that was on his mind, supposed
to have had some relation to the burn
ing of store belonging to his firm, but
this is mere conjecture. He was well
thought of here by those who knew
him.
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CALIFORNIAN GAMES.
A Great Programme for East Parl
Next Saturday.

Everybody who has ever attended one
of the annual gatherings of the Gale
domains is certain to attend that to be
held at East Park next Saturday, and
those who never have attended one of
these affairs should not let the oppor-
tunity pass.
If there is one class of people that
know how TO enjoy themselves and at
the same time furnish amusement for
others. it is the Scotch and their de-
scendants Others indulge to a certain
extent in outdoor sports, but none to
the extent that do the Scotch, who are
a nation of athletes. They excel in all
manly. outdoor games and contests of
skill. speed, strength and endurance.
and it is a rare treat to witness the
feats performed at one of their out
door gatherings.
At next Saturdays picnic at East
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A SEASONED SPROUT.
Joe and His DavisviIIe Pal Brought
Back From Denver.

Joe Srout and George Irwin, alias
"Pinky,'' the Yolo burglars who were
lately captured in Denver, are again in
the Woodland Jail. Sheriff Griffin of
Yolo returned with the pair yesterday
from Colorado.
Sprout and Irwin robbed freight car
at Davisville nearly a year ago, for
which they were convicted and SEN
fenced to serve five years each in the
State Prison There was some delay
in removing them to the penitentiary
and in the meantime they managed to
make their escape from the Woodland
Jail.
Sprout is monumental liar, as well
as all-round thief He now boasts that
he roamed the streets of Sacramento
for some days after escaping from
Woodland and before leaving for the
East, and sneerS at the police for not
arresting him.
Sprout was reared in this city, has
spent a good portion of his life in jail
here, and is we'll known to the local
officers. If he did come to Sacramento
at all after escaping from Woodland
he took good care not to be seen by
anyone who knew him.
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THREATENED HER LIFE.
Mrs. Armstrong; Story Was Told to
the Police.

A little scene happened at the depot
yesterday and the police station was
notified that a man was threatening
the life of a woman.
Jailer McManuS went over and found
woman who gave her name as Arm
strong and who said that her husband
who worked in the shops, started in to
drink up his wages last week after he
drew them and that he abused her so
that she took a portion of his money
and determined to return to her people
at Marysville, but that he met her at
the depot and endeavored to prevent
her from going and threatened to kill
her. She was afraid that he would
carry out his word. She went with
McManus to the station and stayed till
the afternoon train for Marysville left.