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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Lumberton,
N, c., postofice Jan. 9th, 1907.
If not called for in one week, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Washington, D. C. Parties call
ing will please say advertised.
Sam Bukert, Mrs Carrie
Davis, jim mie Dents, Jerry
Faulk, Charley Eason, James
Hammonds, Thomas Hornady,
il Jenkins, Mrs B F johnson,
Miss Eula Lewis, Sadie Margaret
Mclean, Miss Pennie Mcmillan,
Mrs Polly Prevatt Mrs Rhoda
Price, T e Rozer.
r. NJ. NoRMENT. P. NJ.
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Marriage Ia Eas, Lumber,On.

Miss Mary DcDufie and Mr..
". J. Price, iatterof Brilts town
Ship, were married Sunday morn
ing at il O'Clock at the home of
The brides father in East Lum
berton. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev w. L Thomp-
Bon, who lives near Long Branch
church. The attendants were
Miss Hattie Barnes and Mr.. b.
l.. Britt, Miss Lizzie McDuttie,
sister OF the bride, and MIR, Enoch
Britt. Immediately ai'er the
ceremony the bridal party went
ko the home of Mr. aud Mrs. B
w. Lovett. eight miles from Lum
berton, in Britts township, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Price will make
their home.
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RAFT SWAMP NOIEs.
w. o. w. Camp ON a Boom and
Farmers Alliance LoOkTns GIo
News Notes and Personals.

Farmers Alliance Looking 4i1
News Notes and Personals.
Correspondence of The Robesoniaa.
w. l.. Parham visited rela
tives at Parkton last week.
Mr.. N. G. Stubs, of Board
man, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Miss Ieona Prevatt, of Barnes
vile, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with her parents.
Mrs. n. NJ. Duncan came
home last week from Georgia
where she had been spending
some time with relatives.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Emily Townsend on the sick
list but hope she will soon re
cover.
Mr.. Rowland Davis, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Mol
lie, spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in theSt. Paul sec
! ion.
| We are sorry to report the
condition of Mrs. G. Biggs not
much improved,
Mr.. and Mrs. L E. Tyner at
tended services at Saddle Tree
Sunday.
The mem oers of the Raft
Swamp Baptist Sunday school
regret very much the resigna-
ZION Of Mr.. Oven Odum as su,
perintendent.
Mrs. ". r Tyner spen: Sat
lrday aud $ tnday with rela
lives IN Lum Derton.
The Raft swamp Camp, W
o. w, is on a boom, new mem
bers coming in nearly ever.
meeting. The Camp has beer
in flourishing condition eve
: since its organization tw
years ago.
9 the Farmers Allianceis ais
q taking on new life and it is e1
d pected that 1t will do create
o things this year than ever bt
fore. At its meeting here O
;. January Oath, a resolution wa
~ passed to double its membe
- ship within the next month. s
AS we have been silent f
~ some time we will not write t
Is much, and close with be
st wishes for The Robesonian.
ht Lowe, N. c.. Jan. u, 1908.
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For Rural Delivery Patrons.

Post mast~ R. N Normes
SRA toe.ca1f@ attention !" j; :.
-praeic # some patrons ORA a
del ely, of pr ing loose Coins :;
their .bcxes:eacA time: hey desi
to '-dis:a.i ch:z.etters instead
Supplying themselves with ro%t
a,;e in alva. c. OF their:r' cts "a,
This nrar C. imp nses unGn'
hardship nn rural carriers in r,
movinA 10 ,se ceiis from buxA:
aanaaa elays theui.,Un The servio c
of their routes. Il :..,.. >..-
The, postmaster, tberef@r.
Urgently reqtiests that. patrons
'f:'rufa4' delivery prQXde them
selves and keep on hand 2 suPpl.
of!sta Inps consistent With and il
advance Of their needs. = 1t is
also very desirable that fura
patrons place;in their mail boxt.s
small detachable cups of wood OF
tin in which to place coins, wheT
necessary, in purchasing sup
plies of stamps.
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DeKOven Male Quartet .

The DeK0ven Male Quartette,
assisted by Miss Estelle Van
Horne, reader. will be the attrac-
ton at the opera house Monday
evening, February 10;h. This
attraction has been secured by
the Lumberton LycCum Bureau,
and it bids fair to be one Of the
best ever presented here. The
DeKoven Quartette is recognized
as one of the leading qlartetts
now before the lyceum pubic.
In regard to its engagement IN
Salisbury, The Evening Post OF
that city says:
when theDe Koven Male Quar-
tette was here they received such
tumultuous applause that they
expressed a desire TO return
again in the spring The sug
gestion did not need to be made
for Salisbury was 100 much de-
lighted to allow these men t.
stay on the road without giving
them q return date. They viii
be here again in March. This j
undoubtedly the best quartet
that has ever sung in this city
The eleven mum bcrs on the rrC
gram received tlirty-Gve er
cores"
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The Southern Life Insurance Com
Pany.

The Southern Life Insurance Com
Pany.
The Southern Life Insurance
Company, of Fayetteville, which
is just rounding it's second year
in business, makes the following
statement:
AS of Decem Der 81, 1907.
Business in force and outstand-
ing IS, 735, 900.
Income 100000.
Reserve SOB, 1000.
Surplus to Policyholders- $685.
coo.
The company gained in new
business So, 100000, in reserve
$4,000. in income 100000, in
surplus to policy holders $1,000
The company is operating in
four States-North Carolins
South Carolina, Georgia and Ar
kansas. Il has organized tti.
territory thoroughly and is Sc
culi0g q nice volume of clear
business.
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Mr. a. G, Flcmers, Of. EE3<evter r.
was i'll Town Tuesday. e..
NrJ. F R.:yhar, of St Paulz,
was in town yesterday. Ill. - -.
Mr.. A. A, Jan es, of T4aurin-
burg, was in town Tuesday. >. !.
Mr.. F. A. Prevatt, of ,rprel:
rou1e No ?, was in toxin yester.
day.
Mr.. Giles, Davis. of Rat
Swamp, Was il Lum oerton yes ts::
5erday.s, /
Mr. l. G. West, of Attention,
was in Lumberton yesterday GU
business. <...... ...-..
Mr.. Hubert Lewis, Of Miss
NecN, was ia toan on business
yesterday. z=:z..s. -.
Capt. D. W. NcNaughton,s of
Boardman, was in Lum bel ton
yesterday.
Gen. F. A. Bond, of Hunters
Lodge, near Moss Neck, is n
town today.
Mrs. Ira B.Townsend, Of Char
lotte, is spending this week with
/ Mrs. A. E. White.
Mr.. G. 3. Patterson, of Max
ton, was in town Wednesday ON
profess onal business.
Miss Reuby James, of Laur-
inburg is the guest of Misses Liz
zie and Virginia Whitfield.
, County Superintendent J. r.
Poole has been visiting schools
around Partition this week.
Mr.. G. " .J.Currie, of Howells
vile, was among the welcome
visitors at this office yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Butle~, proprietor Of
the Robson Cafe, went to Viii
mington yesterday on business
Mr.. Bud Brisson, of rura
route No. 6, was among the vel
come visitors at The Robesoniar
Office yesterday.
Messrs. B. w. Lovett and B
L. Britt were among the vel
come visitors at The RObesonial
Office yesterday.
Mr.. S. Freeman Birthright, o
Washington. D. G., arrived her,
yesterday on a visit to hi
mother, Mrs. L. J. Birthright.
Mr.. N. T. Andrews, of Fair
mont, LETT here on yesterda.
mornings train for Charlotte t
. see his son, Hardy, who is sic
in the Presbyterian Hospital.
Miss Minnie Crawley, who ha
been visiting at the home of Nh
. and Mrs. Frank Wishart, VIII
, live near Lumberton, returne
yesterday to her home in LauriE
burg.
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News Items and Personals Fl en.
Bankers.

Correspondence OF The RobesoniaR.
Mr.. Robert Pate went to Bella
my Saturday on business.
Mr.. Ottie Stone, of the Broad
Ridge section, passed through
here Sunday.
Misses Jeanette and Alice Bar.
ker, of Lum berton, visited friends
mere Sunday,
Messrs. Charlie and Carr Pow
ers spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives near Back Swamp
Mr.. Preston Pate, of Lumber
ton, spent Sunday with his par
ents here.
Rev. F. F. Eure filed his reg
ular appointment here Sunday
evening. Bro. Eure is loved By
all, and we enjoy having him
preach.
Mr.. E. R. Pitman, Of Bellamy,
was welcome visitor at the
home OF Mr.. l.. Pate Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Odell Edens and sister,
Of Lumberton, visited friends
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Braxton Kinlaw made q
dying trip to Lumberton Sunday
evening. 1t seems that Brax
ton has business to attend
to most every Sunday evening a
Lum berton.
Miss B:ennie Powers, who hat
been visiting her uncle at Broad
way for the past few weeks, re
turned home last week.
Mr.. n. A. Andrews, who ha
recently moved on his farm nea
here, brought out new bugg,
Monday. Look out girls, j
! seems that MIR. Andrews mean
business.
With best wishes to The Robe
sonian.
HUSTLER.
Parkers, n. c. Jan. go, 1908.
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Notice of Execution Sale.

g.. Robson County. &. Court
Bar X of i-umteIton, Plaintiff, =
Marietta Lumber Company i F < ecu:
7 c Mc-Neely and others, *. tion Sale
- . ! Defendants. 3d..
By virtue of an execution directed TO
the undersigned from the superior, court
acton Twill on Monday, the 3rd day of
February, 1908 II O'Clock, noon, at
the court house do0r-In Lunlberton,
North arolina, sell to the Rfgghe bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execuli6IfS~ail the
right, title and interest which the MAJ
eta Lumber Company, the defendant.
has i'll the following described real g tate,
to-wit
A tract of land situated in the town of
Marietta, Robson county, North Carroll
IA, adjoining the lands Of c \ Oliver,
the town site of Marietta, ard lying on
northwest side: of the Raleigh & Charles
/ ton Railroad, adjoining the right-of-way
OF: said railroad, and formerly belonging
TO S G Williamson and others, being the
same lard conveyed 10 the Marietta
! Lumber Company, as of record will ap-
pear, and fully described i'll a mortgage
! deed executed by the n arietta Lumber
| Company to w ] Montgomery, to which
reference is hereby made for more par
: ticular description of said la.d. The said
tract contains nine ~ acres, moreor less.
+ TIL. is ISt day Of January, 1908
=. -. E. c. MreNILL,s
Sheriff Of Robson County.
IL 5tllurs
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THE MOMAN,s PAPER.

The Sun is the best type of newspa,
p r morally and intellectually. III add
ton to the news of the day, it publishes
the best featues that can be presented,
such as fashion articles and misc lane
Gus writings from ell and women Z.
note and prominence 1t is an educator
of the highest character, constantly slim
ulating to noble ideals i'll individual and
national life.
The Sun is published on Sunday a.
well as every other day of the week.
By Mail the Daily Sun, S year in.
Guiding the Sunday Sun. 81. Tho
Sunday Sun alone, 81 year.
Address
A. S. ABELL COMPANY,
Publishers and Prcprietors,
i-27 Baltimore Md
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Executrix Notice.

Having qualified rs administrative NJ
on the estate Of R. A. Andrews, de eased
this is to notify all persons having Clair
against the said eetjte to present same {
me at MY residence at Fairnont, n. {
on OF bef re the goth day o. latnar,
900, or this notice will ije pied i'll lar {
therr recovery. Al persons in 'ebte.i
tie said estate Mill please make inmed
ate payment To the undersigned.
This 2Sth day Of jauurry, 1908.
FLORitS Z ANDREWS
lao 6thurS
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| and forSale. .

Under an order ofttie Superior; Court
OF Robe Oh county, made ina Special
Proceeding entitled IL. + Wiiloughby,
Ad1aini TRIO ef a. Willoughby, deceas-
ed, Y Nary Wltldugh by ard others, I will
-: eli Al. IN lie auc;ion for cash, at the
court house ,ssSa-. III kumbertok- Na,!h
Carolina, on Moutiay; The OH LAY Of
February, 1928, the following lands ii
Robson county, Nc nth Car lima, 10 wit:
First Tiact-Lying on the east side Of
Great Marsh, in and OH east side of Black
Branch, adjoining the la Is OF l.. Shaw.
Alex. Parham, Anrabelia Mcneil aud
others. Beginning ct a stake by a iuni-
p i'll western edge of Blsck Branch i'll D.
B. McNeill's line, and rruls Sluth so East,
10 chains to a stake Il eastern side OF
Black Branch; thence North 7 Fast, II
chains to stake bytwo pines in suiall
head; thence North TO East, s chains To
stake by lightwooyl stump, A. Habella
McNeill's corner; thence with her line
South 69 East, 'F3 chairs and IS links. 10
a stake in said line; thence North 2 Eat,
IS chains to stake by a large slrJft leaf
pine, /. Shaw's corn r; thence with his
line North 80 EAST, IL chains to a stake;
thence North 80 West, IL chains to a
stake, A. ParhAm's coTntr; thence due
West so chains to a stake i'll the western
edge of Black Branch in d. B. McNeill's
line; therce with the same down the
western edg of said branch to. the begin
ning, containing seventy acres.
Second Tract-LSinS and being in St:
Pauls township, Robson county, North
= rolina, situate on the north side Of
treat Marsh, it being:a part Of the land
oought from D.. 81. Gurrie by the said
". Will 5ughby. BGginiing on the west
,ide OF Black Branch -in the edge of said
branch, tn upper line of said w. VII
oughby's land, and runs with. the edge
II said branch down the western edge OF
Ills lowe r line; THENCE with his lines to the
| Great Marsh: thence up said f arsh at
aigh water mark to the Campbell land
| hence with that line to the cEinning,. il
icing all the land owned by w. vii
| oughby on the west side oi Black Branch
obtaining eighty-hve acres. more. or less
| Said sale being made for tic purpose o.
| laking assets to pay tl!cdebts,. costs an6
h.rges of administration Of \ Wil!ough
deceased.
| A. T. McIEAN,
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What kind Of tea do YOU

John" What kind of tea do you
like besta'' Priscilla -"Go-tees,
some, hut Rocky Mountain Tea
best. > John-"Why Hollister'.
Rocky Aeudtain Tea best?' Pris.
ciIla-''It speaks for itself, John. -"
wakes lovely compilations J. D.
Mcmillan g Son.
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Eeiserto McCormick& FauIAbouf
Southern Excno-~ Fertilizers.
Moss Neck, N. O., ian L, IS.

Moss Neck, N. O., Jan 4, IS. 49,
Messrs. Nc ormick & Paul,
Pembroke, N. C.. .,.
Gents:-Flease be sure and gee me
soue more of that S-3-4 Guano made by
Southern Exchange Co., .Maxton, N. c.
L think it The best fertilizer / ever used.
Think the name OF II is "Bull of the
Woods, s"Eig Stick" or some such
rane as that. Yours truly.
I-q- III w. A. Savage.
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RumOr OF Approaching Marriage
at Raeford-MF. Madison Cur
RE Suffers Loss by FIre-Per-
SOnaI NJ. ntion.

re Su1KSfS LOSS ny EufG-FGF"
sOnaI NJ. ntion.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Miss Annie Culbreth. Of Fay
etteville, is visiting Miss Matte
Keith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Andrews,
of Shannon, visited at the home
of Mr.. A. G. Jones last Sunday.
Mr.. john Keith, of New Jer-
sey, is visiting relatives and
friends ia this community.
Mr. Robert Warner, Of Raj
eigh, spent. several days at tn;
home of his uncle, MIR. L. D.
Warner, last week.
Mrs. NJ f McDiarmid sno
daughter, Miss Davie, have moved
to Raeford. We regret very
much to loose these good neigh
bors.
Miss Augusta McRae is visi,
ing relatives and friends in Rock
ingham this week.
The dance given at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chisholn
Friday night was highly enjoye
by all who we're lucky enough t
be there.
It is rumored that in the nea
future one of our neighborhoo
boys who has a position in
nearby tom, is to furnish
; groom for Raeford bride.
Mr.. Madison Currie's kitche
= and all of his kitchen utensi
we're destroyed by fire on Ia
l. Saturday e7ening. 1t caug
y from the stove fue. Let US syI
pathize with Mr.. Currie by len
ing a helping hand.
= Raeford, N. c., R. r. D. No.
> Jan. 81, 1908.
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TO stop that pain in the back,
that stiffness of the joints and
muscles, take Pipeules. They are
guaranteed Don't suffer frcm
rheumatism, backaohe, kidney
trouble, when you get 30 days
treatment fot $1.OO. A single
dose at bedtiwe proves their merit.
Get them Tod by. Sold by J.p.No.
Mil AM fon
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Pinesalve Carbolized acts like
poultice, draws out Inflammation
and poison. Antiseptic, healing
For chapped hands, lips, cuts
burns. Sold by j. D. Mcmillan
e ron.
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1t will be uunocss for you
to 90 through painful, expensive
operation for Piles If you use Man
Han. Put up in ccllapsible tube
with nozzle, ready to urply to the
Poreness and inflammation. For
ny form of Piles, price 500, guar
nteed. sold by ] D. Mcmillan
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LOCAL ERIEFS.

bsgs 10 o'''s
The bill allo@in& Luru''er1on-
tissue bond7 ." .uatl.~ n'n'' i
mess passed tn. Il AS: }e~.''.
aay.
Mrs. d f E.ma G ~
mDved into her new hos ~
lie corner Of F o,'o ana Wat'
reefs.
Miss + zs.r,h Whitfield ns-
"a uested My of ber friends Il"
Is "a in a box party at her homo
LIS evening d $50 O'Clock.
THE III; &c ,t.a relief of OK
Hherif McE.s'~ j. tr",'ured It
tbe Senate o: & "a >al ny ~ t
bsiy l}~t Eddy, iasspd l. e
a puse T" sdaS.
T. Mr.. !. t. Nj. " cry, formes.
II macl / is. a. ohy LIN ber,on
CDtton Mills, MS '.;'ened a shop
for malL:nu .. Il blacksmith
work OH z - street. MIR.
Memory intends later on to ft
up a complete machine shop and
VI be prepared TO do all kinds OF
machine work.
AS announced in Mons ay s
Nobesonian, an important met t.
liza of farmers and business men
his been called for Monday by
PRESIDENT w. p. Barker, of the
Dobeson Couaty Cotton Associa
ION. The meeting will he called
IA order at noon, Every body is
inA tied and a large attendance is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. J B. Doar,
formerly of Georgetown, S c.,
are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Doar's father, Mr.. J A. Boone.
They will emain in Lum bertOn
Tor some time and will later move
20 Charlotte, where Mr. D ar eX.
poets to be connected with the
new bank recently projected.
Mr.. Doar was formerly connect
cd with the Georgetown Bank.
Master Frank Nash, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nash, who ucci
dentally shot the great tee OF his
night foot while hunting I hrist
mas day, is able to get about the
house on crutches now and hopes
ID get out of doors in q few days
ID was necessary to amputate the
zoe at the second joint and Franl
lbs been confined to his bee
nntil few days ago, when he be
NAn to sit up.
The Robesonian isindebted t,
ne Chattanooga Medicine Co, 0
chattanooga, Tenn for tn
"Cardui Weather Chart and ca!
1hdar" for 1909, q hand ,~ne wal
calendar, of which The Goove
nAmed company has Sid 100,
90 copies. Handsome calendar
lave also been received frou th
Dobson Printers Supply CO., q
Atlanta, Ga; the ljatters LIm
Der Co., Of Boardman; the Ban
% Lum berton; AID the Merger
thaler Linotype Co.
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THE FARMERS PAPER

The Su-'s market reports and CONNER
cial columns are complete and reliable,
and put the farmer, the merchant and
the broker i'll touch with the markets Of
baltimore, Norfolk, Char eston, New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and ali
other countries. All OF which the reader
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THE Sun AT OSE CENT
Is the CheapestHIgh-Class Pa
Dec In the United States.

The Suns special correspo dents
throughout the United States, as we'll as
iii Europe, China, South Africa, the Phil
lippines, Porto Rico, Cuba aid i'll every
other p ri OF the world. make it the great
est newspaper that can be printed
Its Washington and New York bureaus
are among the best in the United States,
and give the Suns readers the ca lest in
formation upon al important events III
the legislative and financial centers of
the country,
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Wanted: Name for a Baby The
sOne Who Suggests Best Name
VIII be Allowed to Give the
Baby a Present.

eOne Who Suggests Best Name
VIII be Allowed to Give the
Baby a Present.
You remem Der that baby that
Was left on the the back at Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Billiards. one
cole and rainy Saturday night
along about the first of this
month? Certainly, you remem-
Der all about that-about how it
vas a nine -uays' wonder, and
NOBODY knew where the baby
came from, nor anything; and
nU~ Mr.. and Mrs. Billiard toox
the little stranger ia and then
hearts warmed to it. and how
they decided to care for it as if
it were their very owns
Well, sir, that baby ain tsgot
n name at aii--no smorg than
nothing! No, sir. Won't some
b ~ name it, please? This he re
oa y cei tainly ought to have a
name. Mr.. and Mrs. Bullard
nave given it home, and it GER
talnly does look like somebody
else ought to be generous enough
TO give it a name. 1t DOES so.
And If yoa give it a name you
can tie a present on to the name,
or tie the name on TO a present.
Think of that!
The name must be found.
Tuat's what this is for-to ind a
name. You get a chance to give
Il name to q baby that is as good
as brand new and to give it q pre-
sent, tOo-aGd you don't Lave
none OF the worry, nor nothing.
1t is a good opportunity. Be
sure you don't miss it.
Young Girl Burned to Death.
! Fanny, I year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Prevatt,
who live on Gen. F. A. Bonds
place near Moss Neck, vas burn
ed to death yesterday Afternoon
about 2 O'Clock. The accident
was the most distressing one tina
has ever occurred in that com
munity and has cast a gloom oveI
the entire section.
Fanny and small son of Mr.
Frank Smith started fire nea1
the formers home and in som,
way Fanny fell into the fire. Sh
was horribly burned to death be
fore her body was pulled from
the flames. The boy who wa
with her gave the alarm. Mr.
Smith was the first to reach tn
child and in trying to rescue
he burned his hands badly. Ger
a ld Mrs. F. A. Bond, who wer
out driving, were near the hom
Of Mr.. Prevatt, who is a tenan
o. Gen. Bonds, in time to assis
in pulling the pitiEully burne
: body from the flames.
General Bond came to Luu
berton this morning to make al
engagements for the burial, whic
will be this afternoon.
Five hunters from the Mort
: who are guests at Hunters
| Ledge, the home of Gen. Bono
made up a purse of $25 and pr
< scented it to the stricken famil
p with a letter expressing the
pathy.
Notices OF New AdVertis m emf
G. M, Fuller still has fin
mules and buggies and harnes
for sale.
+ A two-horse farm for rent.
# The Lum berton Pressing Clt
! and Tailor shop calls for and d
>. livers goods promptly.
White Il Cough offer gre
bargains every day IN the year.
d Take Wards cough cure
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