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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
{ Commissioner Sale OF Land.

By virtue OF the power vested in lli,-
under an order OF sale i'll Special Pro.
coed ny in the Superior Court Of Robe Oh
county, entitle,IrW.zT- Jones. Admins
traitor. Of Emma A. Jones, deceas d,
against Ida NJ. J'iles, q al, will OIL
81 onGay. the 2nd day Of March, 1905 sell
at public auction, for cash, to The. high
EST bisder, at the court house door "
L.ulnlerton, :. the following described
lauds, to:wit:
<@rIn BURNT Sw.nAp township, Rolleson
county, n. G., near Buic's st uon on the
4. ~ J.. RAiiroad, adjoining the lands OF
Paisley Mcmillan AID others.
Beginning. at q. stake i'll RiCh!and
swamp. McAIilians corner i'll Macarthur s
Iine, and runs Nc Arihur's line Norti.
ii East; 25 chains to its corner; thence as
the next line, North s. y est, % chains
to its corner; thence as its IL XII line,
North "A East, chain aud 50 links to
. the public road at the run OF the Powe:
branch; thence as the branch, South -
vast. ckains and 50 links TO stake
thence South ! Wes', II chains and 8
links thence South y East, 5 chains ard
, &c. links to a stake IL the branch; thence
South ~ Fast, II chains and 55'links +
3>thexliv itiing line; thence as 1t South Il
Wet, p chains to the beginning, con
taiuif1g SOTO acres. aud, being part o
Lot No 2, III tie division of the lands o
Mrs. Emma a jones, deceased.
.@s:9serms Of SHE, cash
Time o. sale, March 2nd, 1913. ..
Place OF sale, Lumb-rion y. {.
This goth day OF Januar 1875,
{. 3 SKIPPER.
/ .st-70-1nlon Commissioner.
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Commissioner Sale Of Land.

Z. By virtue of the rOwer vested in NE HI
der an order Of sale in Special Proceed
ing in the Superior Court Of Robson
County, entitled Mrs. Betsy Williams, ct
ais, heirs ct law of 2. D. Williams. de
CEASED ex parte, l will on Monday, the
End day of March, 1905, sell. at pGbI:
auction; for cash. to the highest bidder,
at tie court holie door III LuIhbrrton,
the following describett1ands, to-w;t:
-''----Iir White House township, Robe on
county; r. &, adjoining the l-nds of l..
Bulloek,sfI. B. Ward J.. NJ. Shooter and
others.
tOn thea>west side of As1,p6ie swamp,
beginning at the mouth Of a mercer
branch Just below the road. and running
sap5Ihe run of the said branch to the he d
zpf the Stage road; hence with the said
reaAto Mary Williams line; thence along
her line to VIM p Bulloek's corner;
ats1seaedowr his line (, TIE back line at
.Ashpole swamp; therce the <ario'is cours-
-es OF that line to the beginnings contain
Jig Sc. gees, mo e OF Kiss, eng the SAINT
Lands CONVEX ed -by Eli BuiiorH tosi<9Ia:1f
I'll Williams, and on which he formerly
lived. =: ..
Terms of sale, cash,
Tiu1e Of sale, March 2rId, tq)S, --
Place of sale, Lnmbcrt9a, n. !.
This goth day Of Jan"ary. -. s.
?, {. r SKIPPER,
r., I-;o thurs Commissioner.
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land for Sale.

Under an order Of the Superior Court
rl RobeSon county, made in a Special
Proceeding entitled NJ T. Willoughby,
AdminiStrato- OF A. Wllloughby, deceas-
ed, VS. Mary WIIloughby and others, will
sell at pu lie auction for cash, at the
court house door III I.umberton, North
Carolina, Oh .AIonday, the 10th day of
February, 10 S, the following lands i'll
Robesom county, n nth Carolina, to- wit:
First TIact-a wing on the east side OF
Great Marsh in and on east side OF Black
Branch, adjoining the, la DIS OF l.. Shaw,
Alex. Parham, r nnabclla Mcneil aud
others. BEGINNING at j stake by a Juni-
p rim western edge Of Black Branch i'll d.
q. NiCNeill's line, and runs South so East,
10 chains to : stake 81 eastern side OF
Black Branch; thence North 7 East, Is
CHAINS to stake by two pines Ill small
head; thence North 70 Fest, 5 chains to
stake by lightwood stump, Arnabella
McNeiH's corner; thence with her line
South So East, 3 chains and IS links to
4 s.akein said line. thence North Fast,
II chains to stake by q large short leaf
pine, L. Shaws cornsr; thence with his
line North 90 East, II chains to stake;
thence North 80 West, II chains to a
stake, 4. Parha,n's corner; thence due
W SSI 70 C1dtlS ~ ii SLdEC ia l1IS NAoANA II
ledge of BLACK, Branch i'll D. B. McNeilPs
line; the ce with the sarle down the
western edge Of said branch to the begin
ming containing seventy acres.
! Second Tract-Lvirg and being III St.
PauIs township, Robeson county, North
! c rolina, situate on the north side of
Great Marsh, it being part Of the land
I bought from D NJ. Currie by the said
] w. :Willoughby. Beginning on the west
side of Black Branch in the edge OF said
branch, til. upper line OF said w. VIII
/ lougbbv's land, and runs with the edge
of said branch down the western edge oil
his lower line; thence with his line to the
Great Marsh: thence up said r'arsh al
high water mark TO the Campbell land
I thence with that line TO the eginning, il
being all the land owned by W. vii
Ioughby on the west side OF Black Branch
containing eigbiy-five acres. more or less
Said sale being made for the purpose o
making assets to pay the debts, costs anf
charges of ration OF A Willough
BY deceased.
A. 7. MCLEAN,
- Commissioner.
Mclean &, Mclean, Attorneys TO
Petitioner. I-9 5thurs
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Notice of New Advertisements.


J. H. Wishart offers reliable
goods at reasonable rates.
Get a transfer to John T. Biggs
& Go. 5 store. 49,. b..
The Seabosrd gives winter and
all-year-round tourist rates.
The K. P. Ruano distributor,
sold by the N. jacob Hardware
Co., Of Wilmington, scatsrs the
guano and covers it.
j. NJ Butler, Of st. Pauis, NC ,
sells cotton seed that made 40
pounds. seed cotton to acre last
season.
An action has been com menced
for the purpose of selling rSaI
estate belonging to the estate Of
Albert Mckay.
Com missioner A. Nash adver
tises sale of, land.
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CENTER DOTS.

A Successful Term OF SchOS. Cts9.>
81, The Teachers Coming to East
LumbertOn-A Hay Ride on Last
Day Of SchoOl-PersonaI Notes.
Correspondence of The Robesonian. "
Sorry to report Miss Alyce
Surles on the sick list.
Mr.. G. F, Bullock spent Satur-
day in Boardman in business.
M. Braut Atkinson, of the Oak
ton section, has moved into thi-
community and will live with his
brother, Mr.. Charles Atkinson
Glad to welcome him in our
midst. e..
| Messrs. W. J. Prevatt and J..
D. Lewis spent a part of last
week in Wilmington on business.
Mr.. Ed .SSurles and daughter,
Mrs. E. Haynes, of Bloomingdale,
spent Thursday in this section.
| Mrs. Hattie Atkinson spent a
part of last week in Lumberton
with her father.
Miss Swannie Surles, of Bloom
| ingdale, is spending some time
in this vicinity. ..
School closed Thursday after
q very successful term. 1t is
with regret that We give up our
most splendid teachers. Guess
they took up their work at East
Lamberton on Monday. We
want to congratulate the good
people of Lumberton upon their
wise choice. On the last day of
school we enjoyed q pleasant hay
ride, to the. booming little town
of Kingsdale~ We also paid the
school at Smyrna a brief visit.
! Mr.. W. R.: Surles, travelling
salesman for W. B. Cooper, spent
last Thursday in this section do
! Jag business.
Mr.. J. F. Stubbs' residence is
nearing completion.
Miss May Small spent last
week visiting relatives in the
Back Swamp vicinity.
Mr.. R. R. Prevatt, Jr. OF BacE
Swamp, spent Sunday Afternoon
in this. community.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. stubb:
spent Saturday night and Sun
day in Lumberton. ~ 49,
We will close with best wishes
to The Robesonian.
Center, N. G., Feb. 4, 1908.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE SULPHUR
But Sulphur Should Be Used ia Liquid
Form Only.


"uAHcocE's LIQUID SULPHUR is the
most wonderful remedy for Eczema I
have ever Known writes DIR. w. W.
Leake, of Orlanda.- Fla, who was cured
Of case of years standing.
DR.. w. A. Heard, of Maitland, Fla,
vas cured of Eczema after he had suffer
ed for thirty years, and says: HANcocK's
LIQUID SULPHUR is the finest remedy for
all Skin troubles he has ever used or pre-
scribed, ... -...-
Doctors everywhere prescribe it., but
thsy say Sulphur should be used in liquid
form only, as it islin HAECoCK's LIpC1D
SULPHUR
Druggists sell it, Booklet free if you
write HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR Co.,
Baltimore. --s.- +
1t cures all Skin and Scalp Discasts, il
used in connection with the wonderful
| HANcocK's LIQUID SULPHUR Co.. fam
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, Group and whoppi' &
cough grows in favor daily with
Young and old. "others should
keep It on hand for children Fl
is prompt relief to Group 1t is
gently laxative, driving the poison
and phlegm from the system 1t
is a simple remedy that gives i'm.
mediate relief, guaranteed. Sold
hN. I d Mcclellan & Son.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

NO need to fear coughs and colds
this year as you can obtain Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup now from
your dealer. This 10 good news to
{ mothers who fear croupand whop-
ping cough. It's a gentle Taxa.
tiyt that expelIs the poison FROM
the system in the natural way
Cuts the phlegm and clears the
heed. 'Guafaptssd. Sold by j. y.
5 .ieMil!A1 & ON.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

T}e annual inspection Of the
con- panies composing the North
Carolina National Guard will be-
gin in Raleigh March I'd and
close in Waynesville ApFil 18th.
The inspecting ofaeefs will be at
.Fayetteviife.on March Sd, Lum.
Der Bridge March 4th, Maxton
March 5th, Wilmington March 6.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Mr.. G. NJ. Fuller is out West
buying more mules H. expects
10 have car loGd here Monday.
"A numbe Of young people
enjoyed a surprise party at the
home of Miss Matte Lee Pitman
Tuesday evening.
"A meeting of the Croatan In
dian Teachers Association Of
Robson county will be held at
. Hopewell Saturday.
Miss Lucy Allen, who lives
at the home of Mr.. Q. NJ. Fuller,
was called to her home at Tar
Heel yesterday on account of the
illness Of her mother.
quite a number Of people
from all parts Of lhe county have
k4en in Lumbertun this week,
aud the callers at The Robson
ian Office have ba-u many
~ Marriage iicen 5es have been
issued to the following: Annie
jackson and Roland Stone; jamie
Mitchell and A. f. Mccormick;
Mary f. Perry and NJ. D. Paul ,
Mr.. A. c. Powell, of Perry.
q Fla, who is Wishing relatives at
Orrum, is a nephew of Mr.. W.
G. Powell instead IF his son, as
was stated in Mondays Robe.
sonian.
The Young Matrons Club OF
Lumberton will give a reception
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r
G. Lawrence on Fl iday evening
the IA, from nine to ,BReiVe
o'clock.
The Young Peoples Mission
airy Society of the Presbyterian
church will give the Feast of the
Seven Tables tomorrow evening
at the store room next to tht
Robson Cafe. The l16lfc is
cordially invited.
Mr.. z. T. Bateman, afarmel
who lived about miles north o.
Maxton on the Black PLACE, wRs
found dead in bed Monday morn
ing, death being due 70 heat
trouble. The deceased was abon'
IS years old and had lived fnstHa
section 10 or % years. -, 3. -. -: 49, -
Miss Maggie Townsend anC
Mr.. J. W. Kinlaw, both of How
Sllsville township, were married
Tuesday afternoon in the offic,
of the officiating justice, Esquir,
John II. Mcneil. The bride, is
daughter of the late Mr.. Dicl
Townsend. The ceremony wa
Witnessed by several friends 0
the contracting par ties. ..~ j.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
COTTON ASSOCIATION MEETING

Robson Association Agrees TO
Guarantee 500 on Salary of
Pre- sIdenI Moore, and Will Pay
SIOO on Salary Dos E5r I;ast
Year-Or0anIzeFs SmaR and
hobbs Invited to Address Meet
ings In Robson. .e3. ~. ~ e.. a.. =,
A meeting Of ting Robes ON
County Cotton Association was
held in the opera house Mon
day from ! to 3 o'clock} p. m,
the first Monday in each month
being the time for the regular
monthly meeting. The mem
bers of the association appre:
ciated very much the courtesy
extended them by J utige Long,
who adjourned court for two
hours i'll order to give them the
use of the opera llorse.-,r
The meeting was presided
over by President W. Pr Bar:
ker, and Mr., Barker, ex-
Sheriff Geo. z. Mcleod ant
others made speeches along th'
, line Of the work of the rasoocia-
ton. The association unani
mously decided to invite Mr.. E
d. Smith, of Columbia, S. G..
general organizer for tn
Southern Cotton Association
and Mr.. S H. Hobbs, of Gin
ton, who was elected State OF
ganizer at the recent meetin
of the State Association Z
Charlotte, to deliver speeche
in Robson county. The date
and places at which meeting
will be addressed by these gel
tlemen will be ANNOUNCED a
soon as they are determined.
1t was decided By a unan
nous vote that the Robesp
3; County Association will Z ia
antee 500 toward paying Il
salary of Mr.. G. G. Moore, VT
declined to serve as presidel
Of the State Association at t.
recent meeting at Charlotte u
less his salary was guarantee
d.. The association further vot
to pay 500 of the salary d
Mr.. Moore for his servicesd'
ing 1907. g.. J
" The meeting was attend
by a large crowd Of Interest
farmers and business men.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

If. you suffer with indigestion,
constipation, feel mean and cross.
no strength OF appetite, your, sys5
tenn is unhealthy, THollister $
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the
system strong and healthy. Soc.
Tea or Tablets. J. D Mcmillan &
Son.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
: ExeCutrix Notice.

- Having qualified rs administrators no
on the estate Of K. =. 5Edre~s, dc cased
this is 70 notify ali persons having claims
,againsbthe said estate 70 pre:eit SAME 20
,aite ut p,y residence at Fair.nar't y. { =,
'onor tyef re the 3"th day OF ia uary,
1909. or this notice will be pied il bar. ol
their recovery All persons i'll .ebtc;! 10
The s. z. estate VIII please mike iIfNhetFi-
ale payment 70 the undersigned. -. :.
This 18th DAY of JaEuary. 1858: =
FLOREN E.ANDREWS. .
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Waste House at LumbeFtOn Cot
tonyNIilIs Barned-secOnd Fire
SxithiA .the. Year Damage
About 81 300.
Fire IF Gnkr wn origin at the
Lam bertop. Cotton Mills about
II O'Clock Tuesday morning
practically destroyed the waste
house, burned quantity of waste
and baling press, and damaged
some cotton in bales, the entire
damage amounting to about
$1,OOo.11
Several men were at work in
the house when the fire was dis
cove cd, though no one knows
how the fire originated The
waste cotton burned was valued
at about $500, a waste balinR
press worth 500 was destroyed,
the house was valued at about
$4OO and some cotto in bales on
cars that were stan ding near the
house was damaged to the extent
of about 500. Owing to the good
fire protection at the mill the FIRE
was put out before the house was
burned down, but it will have to
be rebuilt.
This is the third fire that has
occurred at this waste house.
The second fire occurred almost
exactly year ago, on the 18th of
FEBRUARY last year. A better
waste house, which will be equip
ped. with automatic sprink!ers,
will be built at once.
The-loss is covered by insur-
-aaGe.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
IS CONSUMPTION iNHERl rED7
Opinion OF a Prominent Baeter.
biologist given at a REGENT Lee
Iure al Harvard College. ...

Iologist GIVEN at a Regent Lee
sure al Harvard College. hi.
Prof. Fl. G, Ernst in a recent
lecture before. Harvard Medical
school discussed this theory at
length. He claims that con
sumption is not an inherited dis
ease, and that the children of
parents who have had. tuberco.
losis are as likely to grow up
strong and healthy as children OF
parents who have not. Or. Ernst
further claims that the cardinal
means for curing this dread dis
ease are plenty of fresh air, suf
| ficient nutritious food, rest and
exercise. '.r.~
| For centuries physicians
everywhere have recognized the
value of cod liver Oil in the treat
ment of consumption and al
wasting diseases, but unfortnn
ately few could take itswith bene
fit on account of the indigestibl'
oil. s.. s.y.... :.
Vinol has solved this problem
. 1t is the modern cod liver prep
aration without OIL. made by
:. scientific, extractive and eencen
trating process from fresh Gods
livers, com aiming with peptonat
of iron, all the medicinal, healin
and body building elements c
! cod liver oil, but no oil or grease
As a specific for all throat an
lung troubles, and as a strengt
creator and body builder Vinol
! unexcelled. Try it on eur offe
to return your money If it fail
t to give satisfaction. J. D. Nd
MILAN & Son, Druggists, Luz
oerton, N. c.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Five persons we're burned to
death and five others were ibjur-
ed ina fire at Kansas City, Mos
sensthe 1st.s
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Bonnie A. MaGee, Jr,, a \!ooHng
telegraph. operator at.a station
on The Atlantic Coast Li1?e@raif-
road in Dinwiddie county, about
a mile from Petersburg, ,waS
murdered in cold blood FrfQh..
by a negro man wng after tttt<7e
.tng 4 oullet;ip,a is 5ss s. ss.sa.a
fired az his Companion, i Ass,sEs
Falconer, and escaped in the
neighboring woods. -. -.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

larceny (two cQQnt>l and @arfy 9.
ing concealed weapon, plead gull
ty, judgement suspended in two
cases'and sentenced to reads 8
months in other; Sam Mcintosh,
larceny,guilty. s monthseR roads,
sentence to>h be reduced to -four
.EOnths upon, payment Of costs
!: Joe Odum., -asIb 5uction. Of child;
court directed verdict Of not guil,
ty for want Of evidence as to le-
gal custody of child.
+" Dan Currie, assault with dead
II weapon, nos guilty. 49,
Alfred Chuvis, Savage Oxe1-
dine ard Jesse Hunt, bill changed,
from, larceny and receiving SO
forcible trespass;defe PENDANTS sub
NIT and jungment Suspended eal.
payment Of cost, -. 49,:
Leroy jenkins, retailing; gull
ty; sentenced to roads. T.
The trial of Joe Edwards for
retailing IS counts aad Highway
ROBBERY was begun 4l,iS. morning..
The trial of :Rcbt. LockIear for.
mHrderis set for t, morrow morn
ing at II O'Clock,
Court will probably be is sa.-
sion during q part of next VIC K.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
Is II Sometimes Happens-Hard
. Llnes'for a Young Croasan.

As II Sometimes Happens-Hard
7 Llnts'fOr Young croa,.n.
+. Ign6rance of the law excuses
No MAN. and it hath it's penalties,
sometimes, even when a man 10
not guilty Of violating The law.
Which the same Arthur Pone, a
good STEADY, law abiding young
sCfoatan Indian, son of E. Pone, of
Saddle Tree township, found out
the .bther day to his sorrow.
It was all because he did kind
Office for one Lloyd Gillespie, q
man Of color. Lloyd had left a
pistol in Lum berton to be repair
ed, and one day when Arthur
.Pons was coming to town Lloyd
raske9Mmsto bring back his PTS.
stspl~ Merry good, Arthur would
take the pistol back with him,
and he did-carried the old pistol
back'ih his buggy, in plain, view
ali the way-and look you, now,
what happened: Arthur was in
dtcted for carrying a concealed
weapon, and, being ignorant OF
the lgw.and fearing that he might
be guilty Of a technical violation
! oEthe same, Arthur submitted,
and Is! the prosecuting witnesses
and others, testified as one mar
that they did not see Arthur with
1.-The pistol concealed at all, but
that he vas carrying it openly il
his buggy
- This little experience cost Ar
athur Pone 1923 05, and if he haG
known the law or had consulted
q. lawyer in the first place thiI
story never would have beer
written.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

AFTER 80 YEARS experience mi =
lions of users Of y! SiM PAINTS claim:
First, it " ars 45'to7r5 ysars- Second,
Il onl> costs 81 ssss's. gu1lon'. Third, its
the best they have ever used Fourth,
sixteen thousand agents GER ify to- these
facts. 1'' = "a.e.e-.s
L g. W. Paint gents.
AeAlli5ter Hardware Co, LuipbsrtoJl,
~ " Agents. zsSTw y
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
PERSONAL.

Mr., G. T. Fisher, of ST.. Paul.
was in town Monday.
Mr.. J. F.Gilmore, of Rex. was
in Lumberton Monday.
Ex-Sheritf Geo. B Mcleod
spent Tuesday in Charlotte.
Mr.. J. A. Shaw, Of Maxton,
was IN Lumberton Monday.
Mr.. Wade Wishart has gone to
Wilmington on legal business.
Mr.. Alex Willis, of Howells-
vile, was in Lumberton Mon
day.
Mr.. Walter Johnson, of St.
Pauls, was in Lumberton yester-
day.
Mr. Troy Sealey, of Barnes
vile, was in Lumberton Mon
day. -
Mr.. D. P. McEachern, of Red
Springs, is attending court this
week.
Mr.. N. B. Macarthur, of Red
Springs, was in Lum berton
Monday.
Mr.. NJ. r. Hodge of rural
route No. s, called at this Office
Monday.
Mr.. w. L. Thames, of Partition,
called at the Robesonian office
Monday.
Mr.. J. B. Underwood, of st.
Pauls, was in town Monday on
business.
Mr.. s. G. Williamson, of Kings,
dale, is among the visitors in
town today.
Mr.. Kelly Bass, of rural route
No. 3 from Fairmont, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. F, L Black, of Maxton, is
among the ouS-of-town attorneys
attending court
Mr.. J. A. Humphrey, of Red
Springs, was in mberton Mon
day on business.
Mr.. W. Fl. Flowers, of Row
land, was among the guests at
the Waverly hotel Tuesday
Mr.. W "A. SAVAGE, who lives
on rural route No. l from PEN.
broke, was in town Monday. =
Mr.. Charles West, who lives
on rural route No. 8 from Lum-
berton, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John Leach, of Maxton,
has been in Lumberton few
days this week attending court
Mr.. J. P. Lewis, of Fairmont.
was among the many that called
at the Robesonian Office Monday
Mr.. W. l. Ratley, of rura
route No. / from Rennert, was
among the visitors in town Mon
day.
Mr.. Tom Mcneil, son of ex
Judge T. A. McNeill, come in OF
che morning train from ChRpe
Hill.
Mr.. E. E. Page left Monday TO
Savannah and States bore, Ga.
} where he expects to remain for
month or so. 49,.
Messrs. A. B. Pearsall and A
p. Spell, of Red Springs, hav
been in Lumberton a few day
this week on business. -
t Mr.. J. P. Virgins, of Row
= land, was among the ent-of tow
, attorneys attending court til
first few days this week.
;. ESQUIRE NJ. W. Mclean, VII
: lives near Raeford, was anon
= the out-of-town people attendin
>, court few days this week.
. Mr.. E. Fl. Prevatt, of rur
- route No. 8 from Lumberton. ";
= among the welcome visitors
the Robesonian office Monday.
- Mr.. J. T. Sanderson, who liv'
>, on rural route No. l from Bui
=. was among the welcome visito
at The Robesopian office Tue
day. ...-....
y, Mrs. Julia Mcqueen return'
to her home in Maxton Mond
:" night after a few days visit
g the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Mckenzie
Messrs. A. P. Everett and
IL II Davis, who live on rural ror
No. 2 from Parkton, were
town Tuesday and paid this off