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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-31
WEST TRlMBELLE.
Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!
Everybody seems to be enjoying
the sleighing.
Peter Rock made a business trip
to Ellsworth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Mark spent
Christmas with Ed. Tobias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Walcott were
st. Paul visitors last Saturday.
Ed. LANCER of Lost Creek visited
friends in this vicinity recently.
Miss Edith Thurber spent por.
ton of the week at the Raphael
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Walcott
leave for st. Paul Thursday, where
they will make their future home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-31
DIAMOND BLUFF.

Hans Jurgenson is very sick with
pneumonia.
Fred Nelson was in from Moe
vile Monday.
S. P. Staples and family are at
Morris, MINI.
Hans Nelson is visiting his son
near Centuria, Wis.
Mrs. 6. E. Morgan serves dinner
for the w. M. S. Thursday.
Laura Larsen was home from
Saltwater for the Christmas vaca-
ton.
Clarence Hampton and Miss
Mary Miles were married at Red
Wing, Dec. 23rd.
Ray Goodwin of Red Wing has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Nero.
H. L. Niles and family spent
Christmas at Fountain City with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gantenbein.
The officers for the c. E. are: H.
L. Miles, Pres; M. G. Nelson, V.
Pres; Mrs. Fannie Niles, Cor. Sec.
S. S. officers for 1909: N. G.
Larsen, Supt.; G. E. Morgan, Asst.
Supt.; M. L. Sparks, Sec. and Treas.
There will be evening meetings
all next week at the F. B. church,
beginning Friday evening of this
week.
Miss Hannah Hofaker and pupils
gave Christmas program and tree
at Burke's hall last Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Peterson, Dist. Supt., will
conduct Quarterly Conference SER
vices at the M. E. church at 1920,
Friday in English, and at $500 at
Jens Mortenson's in Norwegian.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-31
CLAY CORNERS.

The Kjelson folks spent Tuesday
evening at 0. M. Olson's.
Ladies' Society meets with Mrs.
Edward Olsen Jan. II, 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sheldrew re-
Gently visited at Hans Gregerson's.
Hendrick Radum of P ortal, N. D.,
lis shaking hands with old time
friends here.
Our young folks took in the dance
at Jorgenson's place Monday night,
reporting a good time.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Christ Olson, held from
the home of Hans Gregerson M on
day.
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Watch for the Bills! They
are worth money to you.

We will send you bill within the course of
few days, don't Mr0sO 0V0y, as the bill will CON
tain free coupons that will buy goods at our stores
the same as cash.
This is not an ordinary advertising bill but as
aUO9th actual money TO yOu.
To country customers the coupons will be
delivered through the mail.
To our city customers the coupons will be de-
livered by employee Of store and WW not
be left at the house unless there is someone there
receive them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-31
FRANK L. BAKER
Express and Baggage Line.

Leave orders ct the Telephone Central OF
private phone No. "a Special attention given
collecting Baggage from and delivering to all
parts ofthe city. All kinds OF dray and team
work promptly attended to. Charges moderate
Wood for sale and delivered to al parts ofcity.
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entovn, KY. DIS - Oh, 2 tn.

osehtovh, KY. DisaA eh, 2 tn.
OWentown was visited early to,
day by night riders" who set
lire to three large tobacco ware
houses, causing q loss of about
$50, 900 and destroying 10000
ponds of tobacco, in addition to
three buildings.
Tine first building set on fire
was the big new equity" ware
house owned by a stock com pany.
This had in it about 100, 900
pounds of pooled tobacco and So.
600 pounds Of independent leaf.
From the equity" warehouse
the flames spread tothe Ameri-
can Tobacco Company and a
smaller independent house.
Neither of these had any tobacco
IN them, however. and the princi-
pal loss is on the equity" house.
The loss is partly covered by ia.
surancu.
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Commissioner Sale.

By virtue Of authority vested in me nv
a Iu su emit Of ,ae Clerk of the Super or
Court II No..esoii county. entered in the
case emitted Oscar B-tt. Ct al, ys.L. ".
kedlc}, ct al, Il c undersigned commits.
s.oher, VIII expose 70 sale at public auc-
Ilon 70 the highest bidder for cash. on
Monday April 6tiI. 1908, at the court
house door i'll Robson .ou-tv. at -
@ clock, NJ, the following tract of land
/ bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning ct stake. the sth corner of
lot No. s, and runs as that line North e
West, 3 chains TO stake, the 18th eorner
OF lot \. s; thence West about 8 chains
to stake II the old line on the west
egg or Little Indian swamp, the corner
OF lot No. 7; thence as that line South &
= tSt, about 81 chains to a stake in the
! orlSina' line. corner Of No. 7; thence as
/ the cd line North s. Fast, y chains 10
me Beginning, containing II acres, and
being lot NJ. g. assigned to Mary lane
BRITT IN partition proceeding between
Hester Ivey 81 ais, as will fully appear by
reference 70 book Of Orders and DEGREES,
NO ?, page 5 9, in the Office of the Clerk
Oh the Superior Court of Robson County,
reference to which is rebv made. The
purpose OF this sale Is TO make partition
OF said lands. '4i
This March 9TH, 1903.
4. ], BRITT,
94Aoh Commissioner.
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Notice of Administration.

Having qualified as Administrator up
tsli the estate of J. P. Meares, deceased
late of Robson county, this is nctifv ali
persons having claims against his said
estate TO present same to ME at nv resi-
dence in the county of Robson. or TO
Mcintyre, Lawrence & p. octor, nv attor-
neys at Lumberton, n c., for pawn
On or before the 2Sth day of February.
1909 or this notice will be plead in bar
Of thel recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment TO me.
This February 26th, 1908.
MAGGIE A MEkRES
Administrative.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor. A1tor-
nsys for Adm inistFatrix
3.26mon
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German Government Refuses to
Accept DIR. HilI as Ambassador
TO Succeed CharIemagae Tower.

Washington Dispatch, 18th.
The German government
has declined to receive DR..
David Jayne Hill in the capac-
itv Of American Ambassador
to succeed Charlemagne Tower,
whose resignation has been
accepted to take effect upon
the qualification of his success
or. DR.. Hill is at present
American Ambassador to the
Hague and was formerly First
Assistant Secretary of State
under the administration of
Secretary Hay.
The objection to DR., Hill is
one purely personal to Bmper-
or William, who has simply
caused it to be made known
that the American diplomat.
ist is persona non grata to him.
The reason for the Emperor s
objections is connected with
the visit to America several
years ago of his brother,
Prince Henry, the ranking ad.
miral of the German navy
DR.. Hill at that time was First
Assistant Secretary of State
and necessarily was brought
into official contact with the
distinguished foreign visitor
Just what he did or did not de
to give offense is not known
here.
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W. B. COOPER,
WILMINGTON, N. C..
Notice Of T ntry.

NOI1Co OF Z nCry.
North CAHo1IEA, ! Entry of Land
Robson County. ! Ne. i45.
The undersigned claimant. being 2 cit
izen OF the State of North Carolina, here
by sets forth and shows that the follow
ing tract or parcel of land, to-wit:
Lying and beiUg in Sterlings township.
RSbeson county, North Carolina, and
more fully described as follows, viz:
Situated South and near the town of
Drum, North Carolina, and about one
fourth of mile West of Flowers swamp.
bon nded on the East by the lands OF /.
P. Eedgpeth and E. c. Nye, on the South
by land of +. c. Nye, on the West bv
land OF n. Shepherd, and on the North
by lands Of 1. P. Hedgpeth, containing
by estimation, seven acres, more or les
IS vacant and Incorporated land. be-
longing to tie State of North Carolina.
and subject 10 entry; and the undersign.
ed claimant hereby makes entry of. laws
Claim TO, and prays for grant for said
land.
This March 18th, 1908.
z. w. BASS
Claimant.
WitMess-A. S. Parnle1e.
3-I6- Anon
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Executors Notice

Having qualified as Executor Of the last
vail and tSetamt Mt OF Malcolm Shaw. d :.
ceased, late Of Z obeson countv, this is r.
notify all persons having claims agains'
the estate 10 present III M to the under.
signed properly authenticated, on or be.
IRE the 2Sth day of February, 1900, OF
this notice will be plead in bar Of thsir
recovery. All persons indebted TO said
sssste must make immediate payment.
Listed this GshE1aEY 18Th. 1908.
3-e-smon = go
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To all Creditors aud Stocl holders of the
AshPole Furniture Company, defend
ant above named:
Eou aac z-.i =: yo.., and ali persons
interested in the affairs OF th- ishpole
Furniture . o.up3hy are Eerebv served
with a py Of tie summons issued in the
above entitled action, the sans being in
words followisg:
State OF North Ga:olins. In The su-
per
RobcsJH County court.
D. q. Rous- and Mrs Flor
euce Andrews, Adfn;nist-a- Summons
trix of Richard andrews, for
KS Relief.
Ashpole Furniture Comp ny.
State OF No TIL CARoI1xA.
To the Shsr. # q Robson County, erset-
ing:
You are hereby commanded 10
summons the AsLPole Furniture Compa-
/ ny, the defendant above named, II it .,-
/ found within your county, to appear =
/ fore the Judge OF the Sup. rior Court al
court 10 be held for the county Of Robe
! son at the court house il Lun! bertou on
the nth Nouiav after the Ist Monday in
/ March, I9 s. II being the 18Th dav Of
/ May, 1905, aud answer the complain,
, which will be deposited il the Office OF
the < ERIK CT the Superior Court of SAL
county within the iIrst three DAYS of sal
/ term, and let the SAID defendant take NO
tlcs that If II tail TO answer the said conf
plant within that term the plaintiff WI /
apply 20 the court for the : lief demand
/ ed in the complaint
Herein fail not and of this summons
make due return
! Given under my hand and seal of said
court this 23rd day of March. 1905
w. H. HUMPHREY,
Clerk SupstiOr Court.
Endorsed:
/ Service Of The within summons, with
/ copy, accepted: This March ,rd, 1905.
/ AsHPOLE FURNITURE COMPANY.
By Worth Floyd, President.
/ All stock"ol crs, creditors, dealers or
other parties in reT1sted as aforesaid. NAV
+ intervene i'll said proceedings and become
/ parties hereto for themselves. or for 9TH
. IS III Ike interest, under srch rules as
the otiIt for the purpose f justice shall
pre=c ibe.
And YOU are further Notified that on
the 25th day of March. 1908, an order
was s'gued III the above entitled cause.
wherein the undersigned f. L. Blue was
: appointed receiver OF ali GflG singular the
property Of the defendant corporation
and will administer the same under the
orders OF the court, ard ali creditor. are
hereby notified TO file proof Of their
claims against said c0rDorstion, duly YER
1fled at the Office of the undersigned in
the Bank Of Fairnont, al Fairuient, y.
c, on or before the 2Sth dav of April.
1905, and you are further notified that
hearing will be held at said time and
place by the undersigned for the purpose
OF passing upon the claims fled bv all
creditors md for the further purpose Of
taking any testimony thereon, or upon
any other matter which NAY be brought
etore ne by the parties in interest.
Any person Directing TO the order OF
appointment has ten days from March
z5th, 1897, III which to ap. car uefore His
Honor, B, +. Long Judge, at Chambers,
at LumbeTr- Il, y. Z and move to set
asiGe the appointment for cause shown.
This March 10Th, 1858.
/ F. L. BLUE,
Receiver.
/ Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, Attor-
mes 5-;o-4mon
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IS now IL Lornbrr9on, at tu-
Columbia Hotel. Viii remain
until Thursisy evening, A.ril
2nd, which viii positively he
his last day, treating E,es
and Fitting Glasses. If your
sight is PERFECT and you still
suffer headache, neuraIg'a, or
any pain about the head aud
eyes, then you need treatment.
| make 4 specially Of relieving
difficult eye trouble that others
fail on. Special attention given
to children.
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Executors Notice.

HaviHs qualified as Executors upon
the estate Of Mrs. Fannie Peterson, de
ceased, on March 2Ist, 1908, notice i
hereby gwen to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
undersigned, duly authenticated for set
tiement on or before the 1st day of April.
1909, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
OF their recovery.
]. G. NCCoRMICk
and r s. BOND,
Exeruters of Mrs. Fannie Peterson, decd
Mclean & Mclean, Attorneys.
3-25-6mon
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Alabama CORgressmaH
Shoots a Negro.

washington, D. q. Dispatch. 9th.
In a desperate ARRAY on a
Pennsylvania Avenue car tonight
a negro and a white man we're
shot by Congressman Thomas J.
Hefiin. of Alabama. ThomasLum
by, the nero, was shot in the head
AID is ina critical condition and
Thomas McCreary, New York
horse trainer, is suffering from
a wound in the leg. The shoot.
ing of McCreary was accidental.
Mr.. Helm was arrested and
taken to the Sixth police pre-,
cinct station where the charge
IT assault with intent to kill VIZ
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gagged in a good -natured push for
some Of tie water that makes
YOU want to camp in Fuirlnunt
for the bn ace Of your natural
life.
In the If ern on there was a
b II gaue n tween Fuirmnnt aud
Fair Bluff, FairInOnt winning b.
the score OF T to &, and three
races. The oall ground j IL
rear Of tie school building and
~" races were reid just Il little t..
bha left, where they have geo d
third DO -mi:e track. The races
rNsnltt d IA rulluWs:
Free for all class--WOn by
lack Diamonds, owned and
iriven ny d. +. p. Brown. OF
Fairmont, time, 2:32; second,
Rheo Chine, owned and driven
oy Dr.. J G. Rogers, Of Pages
Mill; third, Roht. Glenn, owned
by Murphy Bros o. Marion, s,
| c., driven by W. G. Brown, OF
Fairmunt.
T@o-thirty class-Won by
May, owned by Floyd Bros. (
Mitchell. OF Fuirmont, driven by
G. A. Floyd, of Fairmont, time,
PAP; second, Sure Weather
owned and driven by J. B. Man
ming, of Latta S. c.; third, COME,
owned by Burney Smi h. oil
Marion S. G., driven by w c.
Brown.
Three minute class-WOn by
Cigarette, owned by Odell Edeus.
of Lumberton. driven by ", c.
Brown, time, 2:47; second, Mayo,
owned and driven by Rimberl
Hayes, of Pages Mill, S. G.
third, Daisy Bell, owned and
driven by John G. Bethea, Of
Latta, S. c.
There will be another meet al
Fairmont on May Is, and sone
good racing is expected agar
on that day,
! Many of the people who enjoy
ed the attractions of the day
we're compelled to forego tbs
pleasure of the entertainment
provided for the evening, q
Deestrict Sknle Exerbition, given
by the Waverly Book Club. A
capacity house again packed the
graded school auditorium and
the Deestrict Skule was very
enjoyed. The amount realized
from the entertainment-this
amount to be appropriated to the
purchase of books-was $40 Is.
Many people from Lumbertor
other nearby towns andstacks o.
people from the country hie(
themselves to Fairmont on this
gala day, and if anybody failec
to enjoy the occasion it was hi:
or her own fault, for the hospit
able people of Fairmont certainly
did themselved proud. It was
great day. a day that much more
than this might be written abou
did time and space permit.
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MAXTON NEWS MATTERS.
Te Ode lynne FIddiers' Cenvea-
t1sa 4 Great SaceeA -FsrssnaS
MpnRA<.u.
The dchsFOHi4p,

MenE1oH.
HsrressoRGe. &c Of The Rohsfoaitp.
Probably the greatest crowd
that ever Assem- bled in the ar
mory witnessed the fiddlers con
Vention. Every one was in a good
humor and the applause was
great. Those who contested
we're: D. B. Campbell, o. c.
6pauldin$. J. w: Davis, Calvin
Jones, P. Fl Coggins, A L. Jones,
N. c. Phillips and ". L. Martin,
Aaxton; Benjamin Mcneil, Laur-
iRbnrg; E. E. Amnoas, Clio. S.
c.; A. G. Phillips, Pilst Mountain:
". .. Hill, Rutherford College;
r. T. Crews, Germanton; c.. z.
Whitaker, Oak Ridge. MRS.
Carrie Wooten acted as pianist
and rendered several selections
which were received with great
lspplaasS. Mr.. Hinfred Carter.
dressed to represent an old ne
gre, did the dancing act, which
called for more. and Messrs. J.
G. Everett, L. T. Smith, D. A.
Patterson, viii Afford and Hugh
Mcneil were called from the au-
disnce, but Messrs. Patterson and
Afford, beingof a bashfuldisp posi-
ton. failed tSrespond, leaving allof
the honor and applause to the
others. Messrs. w. s. McNair
and T. B. Pace we're called Ola for
the fat waltz, but they failed to re-
spoad. Hon. G. B. Patterson,
Dr.. J. D. Groom, Sr., and Mr.. Il.
Z. McNair were the judges and
decided as follows:
Best first fiddle, Benjamin
AcNoill.
Second best first fiddle, n. C.
Phillips.
Best second Eddie, 4. G Phil.
lips.
First on banjo, P. Fl. Coggins.
Second on banjo, E. E. Am
nops.
! The judges decided that no one
deserved the BOBBY.
Mr.. A. 81. Curria made a bust
ness trip to Wilmington thi.
week.
Mp. and Mrs. J. Plumme,
Virgins, of Rowland, we're in
iowa this week. Mrs. Wiggin.
vas On her way to Charlotte and
other points to visit relatives.
| Messrs. J. Dixon Mclean,
Huroert Ranseur, and Grover
>|oA'1nS' III IPayeGteVllle, attended
che fddlers' convention.
| Mr.. Winfred Carter is on a tri1
to Raleigh and Greensboro.
Miss Florence Davidson, o
New York, who is visiting in th,
College at Red Springs, was il
town last week. the guest of tn,
Misses McNair.
| DR.. II. B. Gibson vas in tow
this afternoon on bis way toLaur
laburs.
| Mrs.Sue McRae and daughter
Mrs. r. NJ. Williams, went 40 {,
Charlotte the frst of the weel
ARd will return tonight.
Maxton, N. c., Maroh Is. 1903.
]
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Save Your BaAk AccoUn1

Have your painter uss the l.. &M
PURE PAINT, because S:M eya1n-
tee the L & . PAINT, and thus quar-
antee your painters work; its double in
snfaHce 4 gallons L. & NJ Paint and a
8 Il ons Enseed oil, make gallons paint
at cost OF 3I.zo per gallon.
Is & NJ. Paint Agents.
EeAlllstef Hardware Co., Lumhertcn,
N c., Agents. a-ao1Sm
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Two UnwelcOnne Visitors Here,

At this season La Grippe and
Pneumonia cause more deaths than
consumption. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures la grippe coughs that
may result in pneumonia over
night. Do not take chances with
cold when Foley's Honey and
Tar will quickly cure it. Sold by
ell druggists.
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NoW,a the TINA to taLa

Now's the time to take Rocky
ountain Tea It drives out the
X ms of winter, builds up the
stomach, kidneys and liver The
most wonderful spring tonic "a
make people well. You'll be sur.
rised with results. 35c, Tea o,
Tablets. J. D. Mcmillan q son,
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placed against him. Later b,
was released on 5000 bail.

The dispatch further states
that the cause of the shooting
was Insulting actions and Ian.
guage of the negro, and before
Congressman Hefiin shot the ne.
gro made a move as if to draw
his gun.
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Fer SaIe--ioo acres lesd Runs with
in two hundred y -rds OF Barker's High
School, adjoining the lands of A 4 .
Bethune and L. Shaw 3. F. Towns nj
LunbeIton, N. c. 2-Io-tf
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Nsaiee-I W II rent at reasonable rates Z
launch, with engineer. for parties q,
string TO GO on the river ". H. rryant
I.umbeFton, N. {. I-3o-tf
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Waniea-Second hand bags and bur
Jap; any kin >, any quantity, anywhere
We pay freight. RICHMOND BAG Co.
Richmond, Va 1916
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90

NORTH ARuLISA. In the Superior
Robson IO@D.v, Court.
ID. Il. Rose and + lorenzo
Andrews, Administrative
of EiChagI Andrews,
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Newspapers are cheap enough
OF every N ID TO d .Vs one Of his
wn' Qnit ba&ting OR n sig1o or
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EArRMONT NEWS LETTER.
Musicale Given by Ef.s. Edn,un

! "A nliOn.
:, rrespondenee o. The Robesonian.
| DR.. W. F. Stephens returned
last week from Florida, where
/ he was called by the extreme
! illness of his brother, l.. F.
Stephens. We are glad to hear
that Mr.. Stephens is improv-
ing.
Mayor A. S. Thompson has
b, On kept in some days by a
bilious attack. We trust it Is
not serious.
Mr.. Duncpn Taylor is home
from Florida for a recuperat-
ing rest among home folks.
1t was great disappoint,
ment to many friends that last
Friday night was so very in
clement that few could attend
the musicale given by Miss
Edmundson's class. The pu-
pills did their parts perfectly
and we're ably assisted by some
Of the literary pupils.
Mr.. Sam DUNE has gone to the
strawberry center to get every
thing in readiness for rushing
trade in his mercantile business.
Ills wife will stay in Lumber
ton with her people while he is
away.
The A. G. L. construction
force is going over the S. E.
RY. getting the tracks in first
class condition tor hauling ber-
ries, as the season will soon be
on.
Mr.. D. M. Mclean, the popu-
lar book-keeper of J. D. Nc
Lean & Co., is on the sick list
this week. His many friends
hope for him a speedy recov-
cry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brice
have just returned from a de.
lightful visit to Mr.. Brice's
people at Wallace aud other
points. Mr.. Rivenbank return
ed with them to see the flag
raising.
J Mr.. Robert Leggett, R. F. D.
No. 2, died last Tuesday after a
lingering illness of many
weeks, from a stroke of paral
ysis. Thus do our oldest in.
habltants continue to pass over
t the river.
Mrs. Peter Belange, OF
Georgetown, arrived a few day:
r since to spend some time with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Mckenzie
t and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nc
. Daniel went to Evergreen las
: Sunday to the unwilling O.
: a monument to DR.. Benton by
=, the Woodmen of the World.
Mrs. G, w. Thompson re-
turned home last Wednesda,
: from a lengthy stay at thu
Thompson Sanitarium, Lum-
berton. Her many friends ar
= much pleased to see her a
home again.
Miss Lorena Lewis, our nev
milliner, came last Wednesda,
and is opening her stock O
goods in the P. R. Floyd stor,
: on Main street. The buildin.
has been renovated for this pur
pose.
The Cement Brick Manufac
; tory is in full blast this weeI
=, and is an interesting process t.
every one.
Ex-Sheriff Geo. B. Mcleod, o
, Lumberton, was a welcom
-. guest in our town Thursday
e Attorney John G. Shaw, o
t Fayetteville, spent last Thurs
g day in our town.
:. The Ashpole Furni ure Ca
o will go out of business. Mr.. F
n L. Blue has been appointed re
celver to wind up the compa
nv's affairs.
" Fairmont, N. c., March 81
1908.
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d placed against him. Later b
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