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than her delivery of the Beethoven song
and full of fine and artistic feeling was
her last number from Saint Saens Sam
son and Delilah." Notably beautiful, too,
was the style in which she sang on
Dry Those Tears"-a familiar song that
usually sounds so sentimental as to be
almost maudlin. 1t was a revelation last
night for this artist invested 1t with
fine dignity and gave 1t an Interpretation
that was at once poetic and moving.
Madame Langendorff was forced to re-
spond to several encores and altogether
her success was nothing short of dis
tinctive triumph.
The club sang with spirit and with nice
finish and in its last number its work
was especially appreciated
Mrs Rivers condutcs with an entire alb
sence of mannerism or business and her
bearing before the footlights suggested
unfeigned modesty and natural grace
combined with authority and large
amount of reserve power.
Mrs Aldrich acquitted herself like
true artist and contributed in a very
large degree to the brilliance Of the con-
cert.
The Treble Clef clubs second concert
! will take place February and the third
will be on April 8.
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bitter Attack on Croker.

New York, December 1.-The dinner
given here last Monday in honor of Rich
ard Croker was made the subject of a
violent philippe against the former ruler
of Tammany Hall tonight by Rabbi
stephen S. Wise, of the Fourth syna-
gogue, speaking at the dinner of the Eth
ical-Social league. Various prominent men
in private and in official life who at
tended the testimonial dinner to Mr..
Croker were warmly scored by the rabbi
who declared that the Croker gathering
was "a prologue to Tammanys attempt
to refasten her clutches" upon New York
city.
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Domestic TRAGEDY.

Greenville, Miss, December 1.--When
neighbors, attracted to the scene by
pistol shots, reached the home of Mrs
George Gilmore here tonight they found
the woman dead and u man named
Sharley. boarder at the Gilmore home,
dying. According to the statement Of
Sharley the womans husband, from
whom she had been separated. was re-
sponsible for the killing. Gilmore ha4
not been found UP to late hour.
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As soon as the weather permits num-
Der of other sections will be let out to
contractors. Several links to connect re-
cent work are badly needed and Pres-
dent Going states that everything which
the condition of the funds will allow will
be done during the next four years to
perfect and maintain Jefferson's highway
system
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Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue Of authority vested in Us IN
der judgment and decree of the Sup~ri.
or Court of Robson county. entered b.
fore His Honor. +. d. Jones, Judge. At
chambers, at Elijah, thtowu, x. & on
the IS: h day of October, 1907, in a civil
action pending in said court. wherein
Virginia Carolina Chemical COMPANY
and others are plaintiffs. and ". NJ. Pate
and others are defendants, We will ON
MONDAY, the 80 day of March, 1905. az
IL O'Clock, noon, at the court house do
OF Robson county, at Lumbertou, n. c
oner Tor sale at publis auction to the
highest bidder for cash, alt the right. IL
tie and interest of the estate of John T.
Pate and of William NJ Pate, the same
being an undivided one-third interest in
and to the following described tract or
parcel OF land, situate and being in the
county of Robson, in Burnt swami
town hip, and bounded and described a.
follows, to-Wt:
Beginning at stake by pine, Huie's
and McMillan's corner, about a chains
from the swamp, and runs as Buie's line
North IS East, ~ chains 10 large pine.
thence North IS East, chains 10 Il. 3
Ash!ey's line; thence as his line North So
West, Lag chains to his corner; thence
North 10 East, u so chains to Hector
McMlllan's corner; thence as his line
North s. West, AZ chains to a stake and
= pines; thence South So West, 8 50
halns to stake in the edge of a bav
near the Mt Tabor road; thence the d.
vldlng line between lots Nos. and of
the division of the Jones land, South 10
west, $3.50 chains to stake in the Pow
ers line in Rtchland swamp thence SoutA
50 East, 81 So cha ms to the south corner
OF 200 acre survey; thence to the begin
ning, containing 2o7 acres, more or les.
the same being on both sides Of the Nj
Tabor road III Burnt Swamp township
except small portion on the north side
OF said road, which Is in Red SPRINGS
township and on the north side of RiNS.
land swamp, except a few acres on TIE
south side OF said swamp, the sa1d pr.u-
ises being lot No. in the division Of he
estate OF E A. Jones, deceased.
| The said one-third interest in the land
above described will be sold in two sepa.
rate parts, tO-wit: ---..-'-
There will first Re sold the one-sixth
interest in said tract which formerIv be-
longed to John T. Pate deceased, and
which now belongs to his heirs at Law:
and then there will be sold the one-sixth
interest in said lard which is owned by
William Morris Pate.
Time of Sale: March goth, 1908, at Il
Place of Sale: Court house door, Luul-
beTtou, n. c.
Terms of Sale: Cash,
This February 24th, 1908.
T. A. MCNEIL, II,
r. c. LAwREEcR.
Commissioners.
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Execution Sale
2-27.4Inon

BY virtue OF authority vested in me uH-
der AN execution issued by the Clssk 81
the Superior Court of Robson county in
an attachment proceeding lately pending
before ] A. Rowland, a Justice of the
Peace, the Judgment wherein was duly
docketed III the Office Of the Clerk Of The
Sueerlor Court of Robson county, in az
action wherein J. A Hodgin, executor IF
archie Sanderson was plaintiff, and /
B. Oliver Sanderson was defendant. 7
Will, on Monday, the goth day Of March.
1905, the same being the first day Of tie
April Term 1903 OF the Superior Court OF
Robson county, 1t Ia O'Clock, Heou, at
the court house door of Robson county.
offer for sale rat public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the following lands.
being the same lands as were attached
under the warrant of attachment issue6
IN this action, and being in Blue SpriHRs
township, adjoining the lands Of p. A.
Brown, John A Brown and others, Be-
ginning at stake in the center Of 4 ditch
on the line OF tract Of land sold by d.
h. Mclean 30 Archie SaHderssu: Ixud
runs as the ditch South 81 East. (aHd h.
yoHdl to stake in the southern line of a
So acre survey, thence as the line Of ths
same South IS West, to a stake IN Bic
Branch; thence as the west line Of sane
to a stake in or near the edge Of Nc
Lean held, as chains; thence South AZ
Vest, IS chains to F. A Browns corner:
thence North SIS West, chains ana "a
links to a stake (iront. theaee -direet 70
the beginning. containing IS acres, ners
or less.
Time OF Sale: March goth, 1908.
Place OF Sale: Court House Door, La
berton, N. c.
Terms of Sale: Cash, ---- ,-..---.
Dated this February 18TH, 1908.
z. c. -AcNEILI
Sheriff Robson CoUaer
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proetsr, Attoz>
neys for Plaintiff o-ao-StAr-e
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Jurors For Next Term OF Robe
son Superior Court-Tinae Ex-
tended for Tax Settlement.

Toe board of county commits
sioners was in regular session
Monday. A full report of the
proceedings of the com mission
ers and the road supervisors,
who were also in session Mon
day, will be given in Mondays
Robesonian, it being impossibl'
On account of the rush of other
matter, to publish a detailed re-
port in today's paper. Besides
auditing a number of bills, the
following business was transact
ed by the commissioners:
1t vas ordered that Sheriff E
G. Mcneil be allowed until May
to make sale of land of deli1.
quent tax payers, and that he be
allowed until that time to make
settlement of property tax.
The following jurors were
drawn for the civil term of Robe
son Superior Court which con-
venes on March 30th:
FIRST WEEK.
E. B. Paul, Saddle Tree; Thos.
H. Walters, J. A. McPhaul, Blue
! Springs; G. L. Johnson, Parkton
j. Luther Mclean, Maxton; G.
A. Crump, W. ]. Britt, Lum Der
ton; j. Nc, Bracy, W. L. Capel,
Duncan F. Mccormick, H. NJ
Norment, Thompson's: John F.
Campbell, Z. T. inclai r,Smith's
E. H. Branch, Wis harris; J. W.
D. Mclean, r. B. Billiard, AL
,fordsvjlIe; J. [. Carter, Britt's;
l., Billiard, LuG Der Bridge.
|. SECOND WEEK.
Joseph n. Regain, HowelIsville;
A, NJ McNair, N. NJ. Caddell, c.
A. Holland, Maxton; J. E. Bar
field, J G. Rhodes, Sterlings s;
Daniel Wilkinson, Smiths; J. i.
Singleton, w. T. Bryan, Red
Springs; j. G. Mclean, Wishart's:
J. W. Bracy. Alfred Hunt,
rhompson's; S. w. Fowler, T. A.
Fisher, n. L. Sinclair, Affords
vile; W. s. Johnson, w. N. Me-
Lean, A. H. Tyson, St. Paul's.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 5. t@S.

If we are not mistaken, five
men have announced them
Selves as candidates for the
Democratic nomination for
Commissioner of Agriculture.
among them Col. Z. F, Mcltae,
of Maxton. Without discount
ing the qualifications of any Of
the other candidates, we want
to say that no man is better fit
ted for the duties of this office
than is Col. MeRae. He is a
sue :essful farmer and has been
prominent in the affairs OF Rob
esoa county for the past TWEEN
ty years. He was y State Sen
ator in 1893 and was elected a
Representative in 1906 Be
sides the personal qualifications
of Col. McRae for this office,
this county and section have a
strong claim for this recOgnl-
ton. With the exception of
Commissioned Mewborne, who
served during the fusion re-
gime, there has never been a
Commissioner of Agriculture
from this section of the State.
which is a rather curious fact
when one stops to consider that
this is a great farming section
and that Robson is the larry
est and best agricultural
county i'll the State. With the
exception of Gen. Toons, who
was elected State Superinten,
dent OF Public Instruction in
1900, no man from Robesor
county has ever been on the
State ticket. Col. McRae is tn,
only man from this section
the only man S1Tth of Raj
eigh and between Goldsboro anC
Charlotte who is seeking thu
nomination.
In considering the claims o
the candidates for this office i
would be we'll to think on thes,
things. Col,McRae lisa success
full farmer, has been prominen
in public affairs for many
years and has rendered faith
full service wherever placed
and he would fill the Office h
seeks with credit to himsel
and to the State.
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'SARAE JANE"
Ten Mile. n. c., March 8, 1908.
Death Of Mr.. Malcolm shaw.

After long and weary months of pain,
-esday, February 10Th.
Although in such misery, his brain kept
enark2bIy Gear. He knew all that was
going On around him, and he recognized
the falntest step of the sister who waited
on him so faithfully.
As his life drew near its close the world
grew dark and his soul prepared to tax,
its flight, and he was no longer conscious
OF those about him.
And he only saw the faces
OF all those who'd gone before;
And he called their dear names over
AS they came to him once more
Came to bear him DER the river,
Where his spirit lenged to go,
For his body had grown weary
With his sun ring here below.
This world had grown too cold for him.
His spirit had to soar
To worlds unknown, beyond the skies,
Where icy reigns evermore.
Mr.. Shaw was born April 18th, 1891,
and spent his life in Robson county
When the Civil War broke out he was
detained at home by rheumatism, but
when there was call for re-inforcenents
he went to serve his country in spite Of
hls affection, and wss in Company o, SYST
Regiment, North Carolina troops. until
he received a wound at Cold Harbor,
June Ist, 1854. which Hecessitated his re-
turn home.
In 1873 he was married to Miss Maggie
Johnson and they lived happily together
until December Ist, 1906, when Mrs
Shaw entered into her rest.
Mr. Shaw was q member of the Presby-
terrain church at Lumber Bridge for many
Years, and it was there the funeral ser
vices were conducted.
He was highly esteemed by all who
knew him, and he set an example of pa
thence and submission, in the midst OF
bodily infirmities, that we might do well
to follow
BY is death we have lest q good friend
and the county a good citizen.
The sympathy of the community is ex.
tended to the bereaved sister.
ONE WHO KNEW HIM.
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G1oE for Eversao,>

M. Norman R Coulter. 11tm.
IN IN 'nt architect. in the pr,,.ert
Building, San Frau. g =, >s,, IT
fully endoIse ajI at la b .eu,anl,
of Electric Bittprs his ii tonic ;, ed
lelne 1t is good for .v. w =, III
corrects ST mach, liz rand kidn. Y
dlso'd Is in q prom;.t anal elF..rSinr
manner N and bili DIS npthe SYST. m >,
+ -ectric BIZ tsIs is I. e b, st spfifnc
medl inc eN rsoldqvera druggists
counter; as q. blood lusiGeF5 its,it
SOC, at alt drug st,5rcz.
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Opera House Changes Hands.

Messrs. H. NJ. McAllister and
Geo. G. French have purchased
the opera house from Mrs. w.
w. Carlyle. MessrS. French
aud McAllister, who have Sc
cured some excellent attractions
for umberton since thew
formed the Lum berton Lyceum
Bureau, will remodel and i'm.
prove the opera house, will take
out the benches and put in com.
Portable chairs, and will secure
some high class attractions for
the next season.
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Mr.. VIM: H. Anderson, NJ. D,
OF Soda Springs, Ida says that
Bees Laxative Cough >yr1p has
rell4ved coughs and colds where all
other remedies failed. It's gentls
laxative effects especially recon-
mend it for children. 1t is pleasant
to take. For 'ughs, colds, hoarse.
ness, whooping-cough. Money re-.
run led # not satisfied. Sold by J
D. Mcmillan g. Son.
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Personals and News Notes From
Ia Mile.
nee Of The RobesoniAn.

'rrPs 1pndt nee Of The RobesoniAn. 4
Rev. J. w. Cobb filled his regu
lar appointment here Sunday
morning.
Miss Ella I',hnson and brother,
Mr.. Macf, at Rennert, route ],
atten ted church here Sunday
morning. and spent the after.
mn at the home of Mr.. S. E.
B lit.
Misses Mcqueen and Pate, the
t .achei S nf this place, attended
the teachers meeting at Lum ber-
ton Saturday and reported a de-
llghtiLl time.
Sorry to report Mrs. Charl e
Townsend On the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Jones and sonand
daughter, Mr.. Westly and Alice,
have returned to their home in
Fayetteville, after a few days
visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Powers is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs.
Charlie Townsend, during her
illness.
Sorry to report Miss Flora
Mcqueen on the sick list; hope
she will soon be out again.
Miss Ida Brisson, of Lumber
ton, is visiting friends in this vi
cini'y.
| Misses Maggie and Cora Pow
ers, of st. Paul's, = attended
church here Saturday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Char
lie Jones, of Lum Der Bridge.
Mr.. Troy King. OF Regan's
was in this vicinity Sunday.
With best wishes to The Robe
sonian,
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Best Healer in the World.

Rev. +. Starbird, of East Raw
m a Maine. says: 81 have used
bueklen's Arnica Ssfve for several
years, on my old army wound. and
o,her obstinate sores, and find y
the best healer in the world I use
II too with great success in nv vet
Urinary business. /" Price Die n
ell drug stores. - .
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The death of DR.. Mcmillan
has brought sadness to many
homes in Lumberton and
throughout the county. He
was loved and honored by all
who knew him, and many who
knew him only slightly feel
his death as a personal loss.
He will be sadly missed.
Peace to his ashes.
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H. L. Edens

Gastonia has been selected as
the meeting place for the third
annual session of the Baptist
Woman's Missionary Union of
North Caroline, the session to
ba held in the First Baptist
church March oath, 25th and
26th.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications, as they cam I
reach the diseased portion of the ear -
There is only one way to cure deafness
and hat is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflaned condi.
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eustach-
IAN Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have rumbling sound or Imperfect
hearing, and when ii is entirely rioSSd
Oeatnes IS the result, and uule-s tho IN,
hanmation can be taken out aud this
tuoe restored to its normal couditiou,
bearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh
WIN h IS nothing but an infiamed c,ndi.
-uon OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
a'ty case of Deafness (caused by Ca
tatrh that can OF he cured b Halls Ca
taTTh, Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. ]. CHENEY & co.
co,aL Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists, 7sc.
III lske Balls Family iii S or coSstipa,
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The Evidence I'm 1he Case

IS years use IS evidence-Millions oF
consumers is evidence-sales madn ~
1000 agents is evidence. You buv =
: IONS ,sn, = ~: q M. Faint and gallons Puce
!. = ! usee,' ''ii (at o. cents) mix them and
maze nal. l.'ns best paint ready for use
o"s' .'h u 20 per galion-Done in ?
,, J.. & II. Paint Agents.
=, H u Hardware Co, Lumbertou.
y. c, AGENTS. - ~, M
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The entire northeastern section
Of the city Of Tampa. Fla, vas
destroyed by fire Sunday after,
noon. The area burned covered
% acres and 30S building were
destroyed, the loss being estimat.
ed at 100000. One Thousand
persons were rendered homeless
and 1000 are out of work
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Here come the SIP ing Winds to
chap. tan and freckle. Use Pine
s.lVe Carbolized. Acts like q poul.
tios) for cuts. sores burns, char.
ped lips, hands and face. Il
soothes and heals. Sod byJD
Il eMilian & Son -
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Notice.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CozeERy.
The undersigned Is the man vho
reported the deficiencies in the wr,rk done
at the court house now under the .uner-
vision OF A. Davis, and the truthfulpes.
OF the statement am ready to prove.
+. A. WISHART.
3-S-It
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Card of Thanks,

want to thank nv neighbors for the;v
kindness during the sickness of nav broth
er. don't know what I wouId hay.
done without them In the time az NV
'rou0le. Very truly,
SALIIR SHAW.
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Monday morning, near Wilson,
Will Lewis, white farmer. while
drunk knocked his wife in the
mead with an axe, killing her.
Lewis II ade lis escann.
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w. b. SHOOTER,
Contractor and Builder,
Is Years Experleuee

Have built OVER a hundred hSusss In
Lumoerton- Never turned of E Job N.
satisfactory.
I KEEP Brick. Shingl S and ALI B.-Sld;zp
Material for sale all the time, at lowest
market prices.
See me before you build-I defy CON-
petition. I always use every effort -
pie'A>e H's customers, S-7-o-s
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Bishop William Wallace I'm,

Bishop William Wallace Dun
AN, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, for half a century
: lt ader in the Church of
his choice and for twenty two
wears bishop, died at his home
At Spartanhnrg. S. c., Monday
morning. Death came quietly
md peacefully after long illness.
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Senator Overmau succeeded
Monday il getting through TIC
Senate his ill to refund to the
State $42, 000. for cotton seized by
the Fl deral army after Juhnste n
mad surrendered
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From TimmonsvilIe, S. C..

Correspondence Of The R,trs, niap.
Will you allow me space in
your column Sto speak q few
words of the conditions in this
community. have been getting
my paper regularly and cpioy
reading it very much.
The farmers have not done
much work yet towards their T,
ture crops, as it has been 50 wet
AMI cold, and the small grain h. :
not come up we'll.
There is a great deal of sicE.
ness in this section at the Drcs.
emit, mostly Ia grippe.
What has become of our MI
Il N ctrfesro ldent: | guess
he is off driving yearling$. WAX.
~, old fellow, and let US he
from ysu again.
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A call was issued Monday
afternoon ~ Msioy> E. J.. Ha4, g
prebsbly the closest personal az
political friend of W. J. Bryan
in North Carolina, for a mee tirg
at Fayetteville Saturday to orga, :
ize Bryan club. The purDos q
OF the club will be to secure tt e
election of delegates to the D.n-
ocratic conventions who favor tn
nomination Of Bry an for Presi.
dent.
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APO.ITICALPAgnlY

Bet ey in Charlotte oasxrrlr.
With apologies TO p@en Meredith. &,
We can live without Bynau,
Kitchen or Horne; T
We can live with ut rye c
And live without corn;
We can live without trusts,
., For the re gre t Plague,
'BIt .naE. Dor IE0refuoEssz,.
,Cap We live Sithous GraSo
= 2TS&'sET.
We eau liYe without Hornc
And We are truly bGlRyiEe
We can live without kitchen, 'x
For he is deceiving:a. =
We cant'live' wthoutSaSoAerror ~.
And we'd surely dowEg ~
For the Old North State.
20 vote for LoChieI
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MaXaon Ma1terS-NesVs Notes
u - and Personals

Correspondence Ct The Kobesonian. =
Dc. q. Vardel, Of Re-
Springs, was in town FRIDAY
evening
Mr.. w S. .McNair is in the
Pres oyeerian H:spleaf at Cha :
lott, undergoing Treatment /, r
his ears.
w. Austin Nj C3ru,1i k, Of
Wilmington, is sbenl{1hk Il f;w
days in his native TOWN ':-.'.- =
Ar. W. b Epe,:htf' Red
Springs, ~as in town tOs4ay.
Mr. Louis HoyIer has rccov
cred from a Slight attack of the
grin So -. 20. 49,
= Mr.. jim, McTv,lr, of-'Wilminii :
ton, wished Mr.. p. H aCugeins
this week, AZ .-:sss-
Mr.. {: NJ: BfbN,. "f4'Abei teen,
was reyissere4t@ at the ~Maple
Shade Monday, / --.-,..
Mr.. L. r CooEs;,of Lumberton
spent Sunday Sish Ills Aiaxtot
friends. - i =
Mr.. j. u. McCorn.ick, of I5su r
-inbnrg, was in towu tf,-daA.:. !. i,
! Mssdames N. A. Thorn pson
H. T. Pope snd T. n. Higley, ~
iLnm bert'n, were among tn.
! guests "f the Maple ShadA Sal
urday. ->"..
Mr.. J. 7. .Bostick. of Re-
Springs, passed through tow
Thursday.
I Prot. Sentelle, of Lum berton
preached in the Baptist churcl
Sunday. Mr.. Morgan, the pas
tor, is conducting a protracte,
meeting in Smithheld, -''r-@
The NATIONAL .Eadies Qoafte'
under the management Of: tn,
New Dixie, Ly ecu N Bureau j
appear III the graded school at
ditorium Thursday
Mr.. J. B: Weatherly- is. improy
ing The interior Of. his store b
the application Of coat Of. fres
paint. .= -, =.
Maxton7sN, c., Mch. 4, 1908.
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