The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-01-20
TAKE NOTICE:

Mr.. A. G. McKinson visited Will
mington last week.
The Maxton lodge of Knights of
Pythias is taking on new life.
Mr.. VIM. Gilchrist, of Wilmington,
visited Maxton last week.
The Swiss Bell Ringers were here
with their racket last Thursday night.
Mr.. Howard G. McNair has repaired
and added to his residence at the old
homestead on Cowper Hill.
A good deal of work has been done
On the farms already in preparing for
another crop.
Mr.. Currie Brown has gone to
Dothan. Ca, to live, Red Springs
will miss him.
B. F. Mclean, Esq, attended the
Masonic Grand Lodge in Raleigh and
took in the inaugural.
Hon. J. L. McLaurin passed through
Ma1ton last Thursday morning on his
way to Congress.
Rev. Hugh Craig is the new prelate
of Rowland lodge K. of P. The off
GERS were installed last Thursday
night.
Mr.. John A. Morrison has moved
his family to Maxton and occupies the
house Of his brother Archie, our eff
cient postmaster.
Rev. 0. L. Springfield spent We'd
nesday night in Maxton, on his way to
Raleigh to visit his family. He likes
his treatment by Robson Baptists,
and will return to them.
Mr.. B. G: Empie, of Wilmington,
and friends, J. G. Buckley and G.. H.
Sharer began a few days hunt in the
vicinity of Maxton Monday morning.
Prof. n. D. johnson passed through
Maxton last Friday on his way to Fair
Bluff to take charge of the High
school. Fair Bluff patrons are to be
congratulated.
| We welcome Mr.. Lambeth and fam
lily to our town. They come from
Chatham county to make their home
in Maxton--occupying the Dunn house
lately occupied by Marshall J. G. Par
ish, VINO has moved to his new dwell
ing adjoining. We trust that they vii
be pleased with their new home.
Mr.. A. J. McKinnon hns sold larg,
number of fine horses and mules dur
the past few weeks, selling as high a
fourteen in one day at private sale
, He has an auction sale at Aberdeen or
{ Wednesday,, the Goth inst, of fine stock
-Messrs. W. S. and Guss McNair
and j. Mclean have bought on
4 Messrs. McEeaaaa 4 Sellers and will d
, business under the hrIi name of Nc
= Nair & Co. It is rumored that Cap
r tain Sellers will form copartnersni
Il with his brother.
The name of Maxton Circuit hi
3 been changed to "Red Springs CT
II cult. Rev. J. w. Wallace, the ne
pastor, preached his first sermon la
u Sunday week at Red Springs and tt
% Citizen says that he made favorab
Z impression.
:. DR.. Henry Louis Smith, of Davli
~ son, is expected to visit Maxton til
~ week AMI present the subject of G hri
H tian Education next Sunday. 1t
- hoped that he will deliver one of L
~ great lectures while here.
ST Senator D. A. Patterson is on t
,e Committee on Agriculture. Senat
m Shaw is a member of Education al
ID Military Affairs Committee, in ado
" ton to the ones named elsewhere. T
ID speaker does not seem to have fou
r. Represe NATIVE Currie yet.
es Rev. O. L. Springfield, OF Raleie
err spoke to the people at Iona Chur
Ilr last Tuesday night on Christian Edu,
e ton, and directly in the interest
ng Red Springs Seminary. It is usel
Ial to say that the unique and force
he speaker pleased his audience a
ill helped the cause for which he spol
e. DIR, P. L. Groom, of Greensbo
nd who represents the Southern Bible
on ciety OF Asheville, filled the pulpit
ne the Methodist church last Sumo
raj morning. The services at the Presi
Baptist at night were ably conduct
no by their pastors.
"e KINDLY SYMPATHY. We are c
y" stantly receiving expressions of sy
a - pathy for brother McDlarmld over
ni' loss of one of the best fitted up ne,
'ul paper offices (outs,de of few {
oio otiicies) III the State. Sympathy
~, not restore the property. but
sweet.
Ii Presbyterians and others, who
r Interested in Christian education
srs our girls, will extend such help as
thu. can afford now, Red Springs Semir
ow will be put upon basis for work wi
mid will pay dividends IN true womanh
an not only during time but through
anv the eternites. Don't you want
ran have some money in that work?
,on you do, write me at once how muc
rket PRINCIPLES THAT ARE EASILY H
to Senator Prltchard started out by
say posing to his party associates to g
sell their principles in abeyauce" |
fter, they could reach the spolls. So
bac- claimed to be red hot advocat,
Tree and unlimited coinage of s
with without waiting for internationa
you ton. Th, n he saw Hanna and tun
to the gold Racket. Now he Is
!, silver against the world. Wha
Sc, PRINCIPLES Tor anyhow II they d.
.ger. have a due regard for interest?
Mrs. E. J. McRae was painful
iured by COW last Sunday NOR
, Su- The COW, which had a young