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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28

Eclipse Marble Works, HunbsH
Tenn. Full line of modern designs
marble, granite or stone. WfiIsi
when you wish to figure on anvil
in my line. ]. R. FIELD, travel
representative, Woodvifles Miss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28
Notice of Application to Sell Intoxicating
Liquors.

Notice is hereby given in accord
ance with the requirements of Par, l
of Section 8of Act No. 176 of the
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana of the regular Session OF
1903, that have applied to the Board
of Aldermen of the Town of st. Fran
cisville by fling q. petition as requir-
ed by said act for permission to OBJ
tain the requisite license and conduct
an establishment for the sale OF intoxi-
eating liquors, during the year 1909,
in st. Francisville on Ferdinand, ST.,
in the property owned by Amadee
Leonard, now occupied by me.
A. S. BRASSEAUX.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28

where liquor is sold in the orig
nal package and by measure and
is not consumed on the premises
The entrance to barrooms ana
other retail liquor establish
ments, as referred to in the first
paragraph Of this section, shall
be from the street only.
s. Said act does not prohibit
chairs used in a barroom or other
place where liquor is sold, nor
does it prohibit billiard or pool
tables therein, but, of course,
they should not be used for gam
bling purposes.
Pianos, organs and musical IN
struments are not allowed, how
ever, therein for the purpose OF
being performed on or for the
furnishing of music in any man
ner. Sparring, boxing, wrest-
ling and other exhibitions and
contests and cock fights are also
prohibited therein.
Not only are liquor licenses
prohibited from permitting any
games already prohibited by law
to be played, dealt or exhibited
in their places of business. (See
Section Z of the act), but they
must not permit therein any dice
games, the running of any gam
ling table or any other gambling
device. or gambling with cards
dominoes or any other device
(See Section 10 of the aCt.)
9. All saloons, old as well as
new. will be compelled under the
statute to obtain privileges anc
licenses as therein required
The provisions Of section 8 O
said act applies to all saloons
whatsoever that shall be conduct
ed after December 81, 1908, AM
not simply to new saloons tina
may open after that date.
10. The three hundred fee
distance which shall separat
churches and schools from sd
looms must be measured on
straight line between the neal
est points. In this instance n
exception is made to the genera
rule of measurement, as is don
in that part of the statute re
Touring a written consent of
majority of the property holder
within three hundred feet meas
ured along the street fronts
the proposed location of the ]
quor establishment.
The general rule of measure
mentmust apply, unless thel
be a particular mode or way
measurement pointed out by la
| in each specific instance Whel
! measurement is required.
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)
Deputy Clerk and Ex-Offlcio Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA.
Thisis to certify that have this day exam
ined the above and foregoing Act of Incor-
poration The West Felilciana Amusement
Association, and finding nothing therein con-
trary to the Constitution or Laws of the State
of Louisiana. hereby approve same,
Done and signed at st. Francisville, this 18th
day of October fsR.
GEO. ]. WOODSIDE,
District Attorney of the oath Judicial District
of Louisiana.
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d M Harrison, Geo Rettig
G b GolSan, E Laboye
A f Barrow, w H BHquoi
j L Perkins, s K Davis
7 f Garfield, j K Matthews
w G Howell, Tony Sansoni
w r Forester, W H Taylor
JH Percy, DR. H Babin
A Vineret, FF Converse
K G Smith, ANGEL Ard
Robt Wic1liffe, G Folkes
s Nice. Iawrason, L P Kilbourne
r TeutSch, Chas E Percy
Samuel Rosenthal, H A Weis
Ben Leopold.
Witnesses:
Mp Hobgood,
CT Munson.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28
Notice of Application to Sell Liquors.

Notice is hereby given in compli-
ance with the provisions of Section s
of Act No. 176 of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Louisiana of the
Session of 1908, that I have filed my
petition with the Police Jury of the
Parish of West Feliciana for per-
nit to sell intoxicating liquors, upon
payment of the legal license therefor,
at or near Row Landing in the Parish
of West Feliciana, on the place of
Mrs. S. G. Row, in the Seventh Ward
of said parish.
Done and given this 11th day of No
yember. 1908. FRANK P. ROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28
Notice of Application to Sell Liquors.

November Goth, 1908.
Notice is hereby given in compli-
ance with the provisions of Section
s of Act No. 176 of the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana
of the regular Session of 1908, that
| have fled my petition with the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish of West Fell
ciana for permitto sell intoxicating
liquors, upon payment Of the legal Ii
cense therefor, the location of said
establishment to be on my place near
the bank of Thompson Creek, in the
Parish of West Feliciana, La.
C. S. MILLER.
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GuiOR CoastrUeS The Law.


district attorneys and sheriffS OF
the state of Louisiana, Attorney
General Walter Guion explains
the "Shattuck-Ga Liquor Biz
in detail. He gives his opinion
in full regarding the bill on the
various questions raised and cites
various rules so that the inter-
probation and operation of the
law may be uniform throughout
the state. The letter follows:
Having received numerous re-
quests for my interpretation OF
many of the provisions OF Act
No. 176 of 1898, known as the
"Shattuck-Gay Liquor Bill, L
have concluded that it would be
perhaps advisable to send to all
the district attorneys and tax col
lectors of the state a circular let
ter embracing my opinions on
the various questions raised.
This is done not only for the pur-
pose of economizing time myself,
but also in order that the inter
probation and operation Of the
law may be uniform throughout
the state. | beg to advise, there
fore, as follows;
/. Only citizens of the state OF
Louisiana and firms composed OF
citizens of the state of Louisiana
and corporations composed OF
citizens of the state of Louisiana,
and corporations composed OF
stockholders and differed by
persons who are citizens OF the
state. can obtain licenses under
this law. Hence an unnatural
lied foreigner, or a citizen OF
another state or nation cannot
obtain said licenses. Application
for citizenship is not sufficient to
entitle a person to a license.
2. Persons who have been con
victed Of a felony by any court
of this or any other state cannot
obtain retail liquor dealers Ii
cense, nor can a license as q re-
tail liquor dealer be issued to a
woman or to a minor.
8. Two saloons, one for white
and one for negroes, cannot be
operated under one state license
4. Liquor cannot be sold t
both whites and negroes in the
same building for consumption
on the premises. If liquor is sole
to whites in the building anC
consumed by them on the prem
Uses, then all such liquors as ma!
be sold to negroes, in the same
building, must be drunk by then
elsewhere than on the SANE
premises, and vice versa.
5. Gambling in saloons will b.
unlawful under said act.
6. On and after January /
1909, no council or board of alder
men or police jury shall gran
any privilege for the opening 0
any barroom, cabaret, cotfe'
house, cafe, beer saloon, fquo
exchange, drinking saloon, gro9
shop, beer house, or beer garden
within three hundred feet of an,
church or of any school wher
children are taught. This is ap
plicable, not only to any saloons
that may be opened only unde
a 1909 liquor license, but it ap
plies also to existing saloons tina
may desire to continue in bust
ness under a 1909 license, wheth
err these saloons be now located
within the said three hundred
feet or not. If they are within
the said distadce. they must g
beyond it after December 81
1908, in order to operate undo
the law.
Z. There must be a solid pan
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-11-28
The Louisiana State
NORMAL SCHOOL

runs twelve months in the year. The
annual sessions are divided into three
terms of four months each. The next
term opens on Thursday, October LIST.
New boarding accommodations for zoo
more young woman have been provid:
ed, and special provisions are being
made to increase the number OF men
in the Normal School to meet the
growing demand in Louisiana for men
in the teaching business. Many Inn
provements are being made, the facul-
ty has been enlarged, and the course
of study is being advanced.
The average cost Of attendance for a
term of sixteen weeks is $6i.5O.
Write for catalogue.
j. 3. ASWELL, President
NatcEit0GlleS, La.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

Mr.. Tom Graham of Re- xl2nc,
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. A. Davis, of Kingsdale,
was in town Monday.
Mr., J. R Phillips, of Attention,
"a as in town yesterday
MIR. Jonathan Rattley, of Red
Springs, was in Lun berton MCE-
lay.
Mr.. Silas Griffin, of Fairmnnt,
Was visitor at This eace Moi
day.
Mr.. Charlie Jones, of ST.
pauI's, was in Lumberton MoA-
day.
Mr.. Atlas Atkinson. of Fair
mont, was-in Lumberton Men
day.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Brown, Of Red
Springs, was in Lumoerton Mon
Il y.
Mr. z. G.. L7wrencN spent
'Hu~>da> in Rockingham on pro
- siu,sl h.l~ine$s.
Nv. J.. ". Smith. of Howeils-
v:l r,S y welcome visitor II
this ttir~ M>'nday.
Mr.. J. e. Nye, OF rural route
No. > from Fairmont, was in
Lum berton yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Tyner. who lives
near Buie, was among the visit
ors in Lumberton yesterday.
Solicitor N. A. Sinclair, OF
Fayetteville, was in Lumbertor
Monday on professional busi'
ness.
Messrs. w. II. Graham ant
Graham McKinhon, Of Rowland
spent yesterday and to-day il
Lum berton.
Mr.. G. G. Fisher, who lives OF
rural route No. 8 from Maxton
was among the visitors ia Lam
berton Monday.
Mrs. Martha Floyd,of Barnes
vile is spending some time witt
her daughter, Mrs. Jim Ste
phens, who has been sick for tbs
last week.
Misses Naomia Lytch, of Row
land, and Minnie Rozier, of Ro
z4r's, who we're guests at Mre
Mollie R. Norment's, returne
home Monday.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

In transmitting his report to
tue Department Of Public In
struetion at Raleigh, Supt. b. L.
Edens, OF the Croatan Normal
School at PateS, writes the de-
partment as follows:
Many things in the past have
conspired to retsrd the growth
and efficiency of'-this school
White men, Ss a rule, mingled
with the Crostsps 70, degrade
them, and the State2nntil recent
Iy contented itself with throwing
the Croataus a crust, a smail
appropriation They seem to
appreciate greatly what tAeit
State is now, through Capt. John
". Duckett, doing for them, and
the pupils compare with the
whites in point Of Intellect The
bestinformed men Of our race
are former pupiIxH this college
These give hearty cooperation
in the effort to cultivate highe
standards of life for their people
The future is fullsof hope. !, ~. ~
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
a. the Opera Hodss Tomorrow
RVenlmO. -.- -.

The National Ladies' Quartet,
under the management of the
New Dixie Lvceun- Bureau, Of
COlum bus Miss S4will give'a con
cert at the Lhmberton opera
house tomorrow evening. Ma
tional" indicates the i, nature Of
the programme that will be given.
Irish, Scottish, Swedish, Span
ish, Italian, Japanese and Gypsy
Iolk-songs, and also plantation
melodies of our land, will be
given in costume. One of the
original and striking specialties
is "rhe Federation Of Flags.
A Z Ut delightful evening of en-
tsrtainment is promised.
The concert will begin at $3.50
Tickets were placed on sale a.
POpe's Drug Store this morning
The prices Of admission are 10
50 and 35 cents.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
The Merchants Association,
Cedar Creek UniOs,. .

Following is the pr sramme Of the Ce-
dar Geek Union TO he held with the
church at Kozier, Aiarch 27-2s, ,goS:
FRIDAY.
II es 4. NJ. IEIrsduc DRY sera on by
Rev. -. K Johnson
1op I'LL. all:ng roll, reading mir
at"s, letters ard Goa titrtion, and appoint
ing committees.
73np. VI, Query: How can we best
nliSt our mem',erS in church Y ork?
Speaker, Hemon Jones'
! 81 p. III -Qn-r,: What : all he dore
Tfth "a .rothtr wh@ persists in ST. yirg
s~sy trsm church services? Speaker, +.
! Riggs.
SATURDAY
to tS1 A. Ill - .JerOt;onai cxerC es con-
IuctctI by 6. NJ. D HtnarI:
20 ~ a. m.--The importance If the
..ucw - e.f t'.- v-rh:li inN movement.
1teai e-s: Rev. Z t.. Dsr and f. 6.
jpaH>s.a
rt' - w.-!-,c t'n rc< In and
MiSre! .aneous hH 1sa as -,
SU <DAY.
10 90 a. n. a.-Su ltuy sch. oil mass meet.
ing c. ABDUCTED by Joseph Allen. Lessor
taught by ID. c. Rogers,
IT 90 a. m.-Serman 10y Rev. ]. NJ
Gibbs.
W. S. Johnson,
=. J. Barke
B. H. Johnson,
Committee.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
The Messrs. A. BaVIs-AR Ex-
pImHMOIo@.

Do you remember a little 10
Cal which happe"red in The Rob-
esonidn recently setting forth
how Mr.. A. Davis went to the
post'tiice TO get money order
and forgot W here he Vas at?
Well, sir, that local mention
said jnst as plain As plain that
Mr.. Davis bad been living in
lIum5 m5erton fer some time, but
some folks would not. under.
stand 1t that way, so another
Mr.. A. Davis, who lives at
Kinsgsdale, cameinto The Rob-
esonian Office the other dav
and said that the thirg had
caused hin considerable an
uOyance. To make the mat
ter very plain. kn+w al: meu
by these presents that the
man about whom the piece
was written is the pleasant
'n1 agreeable Mr.. Davis whe
~ in Charge of the wnrk Oh
tlie. new c0ltt hours, WhO has
been s"j'n"' ing in L4nherton
tor several months, and he
took the article i'll the spirit OF
innocent fun in which it was
written. No reference was
intended to the Mr.. A. Davis at
Kingsdale at all, and this ex.
planation is cheerfully made to
set the matter right. But bless
yeur soul! it is nothing to q
mans discredit to have a little
absentminded spell like that.
Lots of other smart men have
done the same thing.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
EDUCATION BOARD 1GEEuRG
Petitions for Special Tax EIee-
tiOns aad Libraries Approved
Special Appropriations snd
Bills Paid.


The regular monthly meeting
of the county board Of education
was heldin the Office Of Supt. ].
R. Poole Monday. Prof. M.
Shepherd and Mr.. L. r. Hamer,
who was elected a member of
the board to succeed Rev. s. E
Mercer, were present. and Mr..
Hamer qualified and entered
upon the duties of his Office.
A petition presented by Mr..
w. H. Mercer to enlarge dis
trict No. 6, white, Howellsville
township, was continued for fur,
ther information.
Petitions signed by a majority
of the freeholders of district No
9, white, Lumber Bridge town
ship, and district No. 2, white,
Saddle Tree township, asking for
an election to be called for a vote
on special tax for these districts,
we're presented. and ordered aP
proved.
Applications for a rural library
for district No. 4,white, Howells
vile township, and for a supple
mentary library for district No
! II, white, Thompson's township
we're approved.
The following claims wer'
passed: Robt. Inman, for build
ing house in district No. 8, col
ored, White House township
| $41.6s; W. W. Carlyle, for use 0
opera house for teachers meet
ing, So; special appropriation t
district No. 2,white, Howellsvill
township, $41; to increase th
Ter 9Th of the term in distriC
M. /, white, Parkton township
SIS.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

Fire 1t RszHer's-OaheF Matters.
Correspondence Gt The ROhessEtaa.
DR.. G. r. Refers shuttle and |
shingle mills we're burned last
night. The Gre was supposed to
be the work of ga incendiGry.
Owing to a strong south wind,
the gin house, which was near.
was saved.
| The farmers nf this section are
busy preparing f"r another
!crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonsthsn Ratley,
lof Red Springs, visited Miss The
sia Carlyle this week.
Mr.. s. b. Rssier spent Satui :
day in Lum bertop.
Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Carlyle
went to Lamberton today.
! Messrs. G.. l.. and s. A. Willis
have completed their new resi-
dences.
Tha patrons Of this school dis
trics have petitioned for a sps
cial SchoOl tsx
NJ. .. F. Britt, nuc of ou1
l,adina farmers, has bis farpt
nearly ready for planting.
A%ssrs. J G, Carlyl~ ard F. p
Mum visited in the Barker
community Sunday.
Rrzier's,N. c., "srch 8, 1908
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
EMINENT PHARMACISTS,
Everywhere ACka0VVIeAO0 The
S0PeFIeFIIy 81 VImOI.

Everywhere Acknowledge the
Superiority 81 VinOI.
II one person more than
another should know the value
Of a medicine it is the retail
pharmacist.
For this reason such testi-
mony as the following should
be convincing.
c. A. Patterson. the leading
druggist Of Charleston, w.
Va, writes: | nave used Vinol
for every member of nay fami-
ly, and have never beea disap.
pointed in the results. It is a
pleasure to sell a remedy that
gives such universal satisfac-
ton"
Mr.. Chas. E. Rogers, Drug
gist, Of Elkton, KY, writes: ]
consider Vinol one of the best
ireme1ies ia my store, and sell
more of it than any one medi-
cine. l have also used. VinoI
in my family with excellent re-
suits" ..
Mr.. J. F. Bradley, of New
Brunswick, n. j., writes; 'It is
a pleasure to recommend thu
cod live1 preparation, Vinol
as it gives such splendid salts
faction. AS I have used it IN
my family, can recommend
it from experience"
The reason Vinol is so faI
superior to the old-faShioned
cod liver oil and emulsions il
because it contains all the me
dicinal, bodybuilding elements
of cod liver oil actually takeI
from fresh Gods livers with al
the useless oil eliminated ant
lpeptonats-of-iron added.
AS a body builder anC
strength creator for old people
weak women, delicate children
after sickness aad for all puI
monary troubles, Vinol is rec
commended by over 5000 q
the leading druggists Of tn
| United States. Your none
back if it fails. DR.. J. D. Nc
MILAN and Soa. La aberton, n
&C.,
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
NORTH CARoLINs, |
Robson County.

NORTH CAROLINA,
Robson County:
To D. w. Bullock, Entry Taker for Rob
eSon County: e..
The undersigned, X. X. Sealey, #
Columbus county, No tn Carolina, enters
and lays claim to the following piece or
parcel of land situated in Sterlings town
ship, Robson county, North Carolina,
the same being va ant unappropriated
lands subject to entry. to-wit: ~
Lying and being ab 1ut z miles South
east of Barnesville, bounded by the lands
of Jacs Sealey Jim Walters, Med. Walters
and said to contain 10 acres. more or less.
Enter ed this 3rd day of March, 1905
r X. SI;ALSN
Witness-A T. Parlnele. -
.3-5-4thurs*
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There will be a concert at
the Mt. ELAN school house on
Wednesday evening, the 11th
Ex-Sheriff Geo B. Mcleod will
deliver the address of the ocea-
sion. The public is invited.
Mayor E ]. Britt and Prof
J. r Poole will 20 to morrow to
Marietta to attend the closing
exercises of Oakdale school, near
that place. Mayor ritt will de-
liver the address of the occa-
sion. - -.
Mr.. J. A. McAllister arc
others have issued a call for a
mass meeting TO be held in Lum-
berton on Saturday, the 18th, for
the purpose of affecting a thor.
ough organization for prohib
tiOn campaign 49,.
Licenses have been issued for
the marriage of the following:
Flora Jones and j. P. Thames;
Mamie Beantand Henry Ivey; E,
tier Taylor and IraA. Throwcr;
Annette Prevatt and A. L. Coins :;
Eliza Butler and l. N. West.
The public school at Saddle
Tree, Miss Ora Pitman, teacher,
closed Monday. Miss Pitman
has taught six months at that
place since last July. The pub
lie school at Pembroke, Miss
Anna McLaodt of Lumberton,
teacher, also closed Monday. An
effort is being fnade.to continue
this school by subscription,
Mrs. LiazieaKe Proctor re-
turned Tuesday night from
Greensboro, where she went
Saturday night, With her daugh-
ter. Miss Leslie, who has beer
Sick with the grip for the past
three weeks at the State Norma
College, where she is q student
Miss Proctor will remain al
home until she9nas com pletely
recovered.
The law mentioned in the
last issue of The Robesonian a,
applying to quails and partridges
applies also to rohins,zdoves anG
larks. Mr.. IA. Barker, game
warden, wants -ther law lept il
mind so that it will not be neces'
sGry for him to haul any body az
.or killing birds out of season.
The regular bi-monthly
meeting of the Robeson Medica
Society was held in the paPlor o
the Waverly Hotel yesterday
DR.. A. B. Groom, of Maxton
secretary and treasurer OF tn,
association, was the only out-of
town physician present. N
program had been arranged 70
this meeting, but there wer
many interesting discussions
Resolutions, which will be pub
lihed later, were passed, on. DR.
J. D. Mcmillan. The next meet
ing of the sScietx will be held ii
MAxtOn on the 'Hrst Monday il
sg.=~
May. ID ,,: ., -.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
The Lucky Quarter

Ts the ous you paw out for a box
# Dr. Kings New Life Pills
rhsy hfing you the health that's
more r.e~ious than jewels. Try
them fat headache, biliou'ness,
constipation ard malaria. II they
diseppnint yuu the price will he
cheerfalay refunded at any drug
store.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

Now's the time. To- take Rocky
Mountain Tea It drives out the
germs Of winter, builds up the
stomach, kidneys and liver The
most wonderful spring tonic to
make people we'll You'll be sur
pTiSed with results. S5c, Tea or
Tablsts. J. D. Mcmillan Il Ecn.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
BUILDERS
w. S. Johnson,
y. J. Barke
B. II. Johnson,
Committee

Try IN ad in this column. Whether i
is a house to rent. something yos nave
for sale. or something YOU want TO buy
The RObeSORlaR Want Column
4ill bring the results
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
Sale Of Land.

By virtue of a, thority vested in nj 49, -
der an order and decree rendered in
Judgment entitled Henry p Seliars's vs.
Apsey Sealey and others at June Term,
I9 7, we will, OIL Monday, the goth day
of March, 1905, at IL o'clck. noon. at the
court house door i'll Robeson county, Of
fer for sale. at public auction, TO the high
est bidder for cash. a certain tract of land
in Sterlings township, Robeson county,
containing 100 acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing the lands of Thompson Williams, w.
B. Sellars, D. Williams and others, and
bein the same lands whereon Apsey Sea
ly formerly lived, and beicg the same
l,nds conveyed to AFsey Sealy and H.
p. Sellars by Patrick Barfeld.
Dated this 27th day of February, 1908.
A. W. MCLEAN,
and r. {. LAWRENCE,
3-S-3-26r Commissioners.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

For Rent Desirable six room house,
Grtesian water, excellent location. Ap
ply to Geo. G. French.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05
Notice of Sale,

BY virtue of authority vest. d in ne un.
der aJudgment Of the Superior Count of
Robson county, entered before the { ERIK
III special proceeding pending in said
court, wherein L9llie Mcmillan, admx.
Df Jim B. Mcmillan, deceased. is plain
riff and ,ohn Joseph Mcmillan and Others
C defendants, | will, Oh Monday, the
9TH day of April, 1873, at - O'Clock.
noon, at the court house door of Eebeson
county, offer for sale at public .ctiou
o the highest bidder for cash tn follow
ing described tract of land:
In Blue Springs township, on the head
Big Marsh, adjoining the lands of d.
y NJ lnniS and others, beginning at a
stake formerly dog ood bv two pines
and hickory pointers, the beginning cor
ner OF a $50 acre survey, and runs as The
iinc of sard survey South 81 West. IS
chains to stake and pointers; then, E
North So West, IS IS chains TO stake ~
two pines in the edge of a bay; thence
North 81 East, I6 chains to a staL e by
two gums in Purcell's line; thence as that
line South s. East, Is. Is chains to the be
ginning, containing thirty acres, more CT
less.
This Ma cIl 2nd. 1908.
K. {. LAWRENCE,
(Ommissi uer.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, .Attor-
i1eyS l"r FIalnt1n 3-5-4-2r
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

Werk-Repair work and 9th
er machine work promptly executed Il
reasonable prices by the fully equipped
Machine Shop of the National Cotton
Mills, LumbertoB, N. C. I2-5t4.
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

Meaiee-Any one who wants to bu,
drawn cypress shingles can get same b.
applying TO Ira ]. wilkins, Bellauiy
Il. c, TI-iS
The Robesonian., 1908-03-05

W010ea-Secondh hand bags and bur
lap; any kind, any quantity, anywhere
We pay freight. RICHMOND BAG Co.
Richmond, Va. 3-5 4-6