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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-24

August Brandes and wife to w. T.
Wells, for $4,000, the west 400 acres
of 28-11-25.
J. v. Hobbie to D. G. Jones, for
$3.50, lots 4 to IL, inclusive, block 90,
Lake Arthur.
Hester R. Evans and husband to
James E. Hamilton, for $4,000, lot
II. block "a. Roswell, and water right
thereto.
The Citizens National Ban of Ros
well to Sylvester E. Rose, for $4,000,
lots s, 9, 10 and IL, block 55, West
Side addition to Roswell
w. E. Bass and wife to A. J.. Craw-
ford, for 1000, lots AZ and 4S, Belle
PLANE, and an interest il the North
Spring River Center ditch.
D.. K. F%itzhugh and wife to May r.
Cass and others, for 81 and other con-
sideration, a tract 1867 by 240 feet
in lot 1, sec. 1-11-23.
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LAST DAY OF OF THE FLEETS
STAY AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal, April 24.-Today
is the last day of the fleets stay in
Los Angeles ports, and was set as
beach day. A lengthy program, lasting
from early this morning up to the
last moment the officers could reach
their ships tonight was scheduled
in each Of the cities where the ships
are at anchor, in addition to the two
events which marked the end of the
program in this city. The most pre-
tentious thing in the way of an auto
mobile tour of h city yet undertake
en- was given this morning, when
$500 sailors were taken for a four
hour ride about the city. More than
500 machines were proffered for the
purpose by citizens of Los Angeles.
A reception to the officers of the
fleet was held this afternoon at the
Friday Morning Club from 8 to 6.
Hundreds of invited guests in addi-
ton to the club members thronged
the place.
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For Floor Paints and VarniSh
see P. V. Lumber Co.
LARGE COTTON AND PRO-
DUCE FIRM SUSPENDS

New York, April 24.-The suspen-
sion of T. A. Mcintyre & Co., brokers
ON the New York Stock Exchange
and members of the New York Cot
ton and Produce Exchange, was al
nounced today.
T. A. Mcintyre & Co.. were mem
bers of the Chicago Board of Trade,
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
I the Liverpool Cotton Association,
and was one of the largest brokerage
and commission houses in the city.
Walter S. Moler, Office manager of
the firm, said today that he believed
the firms liabilities would be less
than one million dollars. The direct
cause of the suspension, he said, was
the impairment of the firms capital
which followed the financial panic
last fall. The firm had been carrying
accounts for customers who were un
able to meet their obligations. Moler
said the firm suffered greatly also
from the effects of the anti-option
laws of the Southern states which
curtailed trading in cotton.
The firm did an immense business,
and had branches in Chicago, Balti-
more, Boston, Hartford, Binghamp-
ton, Syracuse, Rochester and Hot
Springs.
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1908 Patterns of Wall Paper
at p. V. Lumber Co.
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been fill
ed for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
C. ]. Franks and wife to Boyd Will
Jams, for 81, two hundred acres in
section II and 80 acres in Il, all in
1916, and water rights thereto.
Boyd Williams and wife to w.
Austin Reeves, for 81, a tract of 120
acres in IL and 112-16-16 and an int
crest il the Tillotson & Payne ditch.
Pete Supulver to Mary B. Supulver
for $116O, lot 8, block 13, Wildy's ad-
dition to Roswell.
J. c. Barnett and wife to r. F. Bar
nett, for 81, a half interest in eighty
acres in 3-11-24.
w. w. Ogle and wife to ]. L. Keel,
lands.
Barnett & Morrow Land, Irrigation
and Orchard Co. to Albert Hanny, for
5 900, forty acres in 12-14-26 and one
share in the Tanner & Barnett Irri-
CATION Co.
R. H. McCune and wife to J. L.
Keel, for S ,7OO, lot 1, block 10, Ros-
well.
VIM. H. Beeman and wife to r. H.
McCune, for $1,000, lot 1, block 10,
Roswell.
c.. j. Franks and wife to Rebecca
V. Hortenstein, for 81 and other con-
s~ideration, lots z and 8, block 81,
West Side addition to Roswell.
Woodruff & DeFreest to J. T. Nor
ris, for $ 1,O5O, four acres in 3-11-24,
except a strip five feet wide for ca
nails and pipes.
The Hagerma1 Irrigation Co. to
J.. E. Fife and others, for 81, one wa
ter right in said company.
The Felix Irrigation Co. to J.. E.
Fife, for $1,000, two water rights.
Fred Lanning, for 81 and other con-
~sideration, IS acres in 33-1O-24.
Louis E. Walker and wife to Chas.
C. Hill, for 81, lots 6 n Z, block So,
West Side addition to Roswell.
w. T. Wells AID wife to Jose Ro
Ln0TO y 0udf0S, " S1oO, oil hlSSo-
larly shaped lot in Alameda Heights
addition to Roswell.
George l.. WHY'S and wife to c.
C. Hill, for 81, lot 5, block 35, West
Side addition to Roswell.
H. J. Thode and wife to The Green
field Townsite Co. for 81, forty acres
in 2O-13-26 and an interest in the Ha-
german Irrigation Co.
C. w. Wakeman and wife to Mills
& Talmage, for $4,000, eighty acres
in 29-13-26 and two rights in h Ha-
german Irrigation Co.
A. G. Mills and Frank Talmage
and their wives to the Greenfield
Townsite Co., for 81, eighty acres in
29-13-26 and two rights in the Hager-
man Irrigation Co.
A. G. Mills AID Frank Talmage and
their wives to the Greenfield Town
site Co.. for 81, a tract in 2S-I3-26--
w. T. Wells and wife to August
Brandes. for 2 5000. a half interest
in the north half of lot II and In lot
13. block s. Thurbers addition to
Roswell
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Long Beach had a most pretentiouS

Long Beach had a most pretentiouS
program. The events included base
ball games, motor boat races, marine
drills, yacht races, football games,
BOAT races of all kinds, balloon races,
automobile tours of the city, band
concerts, receptions and balls.
The programs at R~edondo, San Pc
dro and Venice followed much along
the same lines.
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lott

Probably one of the very best lee
lures of the entire course will be
that of Father Herbert at the central
school building tonight. The receipts
go to the school fund for purchase
Of needed reference books and other
equipment.
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Take your rubber tires to T. NJ
Rabb, East End ST. 15tf.
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Bargains in Wall Paper at
p. v. Lumber Co.

New arrivals in TAN Oxfords at
The Slime Shoe Co., cor. Bird and
Main. 46tf
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Phone R. B. Jones for livery rigs
31-3mos
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Rates have been made for a round
trip to Ell Paso for the Scottish Rite
Masonic gathering, May IS to %,
that will probably be attractive to
Roswell travellers. The automobile
company will make a round trip fare
of SIS to Torrance, and the Rock Isl
Torrance to Ell Paso of 1854, the to-
tai round trip rate from Roswell be
ing $24.54
$3.50 for horse shoeing at T. M.
Rabb's shop. First class work guaran
teed. 15tf
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Russell does boiler work.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06
Commissioners Sale.

By-virtue of the authority contained in
an order the Superior Court of Robson
county in Special Proceeding therein
pending wherein D. w. Mclean aud 9th
ers are plaintiffs and James A LeitcIf and
others are defendants, will sell by pub
lie auction for cash in front of where the
court house is being built in the town of
Lutnbertou, Robson county, n. c., on
the hrst Monday in March, 1905, the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit: .-s
In Alfordsvilie township, Robson
county, North Carolina, beginning at a
stake i'll the middle of Watering Hole
swamp, the 4th corner Of lot No 3. and
runs with the line of that lot East A
chains to 4 stake by two pinee in the third
line Of lot Nc I; then with that line NoFtl
6 East, 7.25 chains to a stake by TIVE
pines in John McLean's line; then viii
his line North So West, 10 chains to
stake by a pine and lightwo stump
then North ~ Fast, 1880 chains; the
North 80 West, rs chains; then We.
IS chains to the middle of Watering Hol
swamp; then down the same to the be
ginning, containing Io9 acres, being til
lands belonging to the estate of Name
NeCallunl, dcr eased.
This lst day of February, 1905.
A. NASH,
i Commissioner
r. A., Mcneil, Mclean & Black ,,I3 +
Mclean, attorneys. 2-e-4thprs.
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TuUsRDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1913.

The replies Of the board OF
county commissioners and eX-
Sheriff Geo. b. Mcleod to the
criticisms of the board Of audit
and finance, published in Mon
days Rubesonian, are lengthy,
but not more so than necessary
to cover the criticism made, and
simple fairness and justice de-
mands that they be carefully
read and given careful consider
alton. We are expressing 10
opinion now as to the charges or
the answers; we are merely urg-
ing the Importance of giving the
same consideration to the replies
of the commissioners and Mr..
Mcleod that was given the critl,
cisms of the board of audit and
tinarce.
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Come to See as A bout the Fertilizer Question Also
Caldwell * Car1ye, LuT Ne ca
Commissioners Sale.

By virtue. of authority vested in me nm
.'er Judgment and decree of the SUPERB
or Court of Robson county entered be-
fore the Clerk in a Special Proceeding
pending before the Clerk, entitled Ann
E Ray and others VS. George A Ray and
others, l will On Monday, the and day
of March, 1898, at Ia o'clock, noon, a;
the court house door Of Robson county,
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed tract of land, to-wit:
In Burnt Swamp township, beginning
at the beginning corner Of the Angus
Ray 100 acre survey, white oak now a
stake, and runs as the line of said Survey
North 10 West, 1896 chains to a stake al
or near where the Neill Ray house stood !;
thence North 40 East, 3I.63 chains across
Burnt Swamp to a stake little above
Alex McEeill's corner, Of an IS acre sn--
vey; thence to and with this line South
70 East, 1856 chains 10 stake in his line
I. 70 chains from his corner: thence along
the lower line of the 100 acre survey,
South 40 West, 3I.63 chains to the begin
ming, containing 90 acres, more On less.
The said sale Is made for partition.
Dated this January 28th, 1903.
Z. c. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, AttoT-
neys for Plaintiffs. I-5o-3thuTs
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Monthly Meeting of The Board
of Education.

The regular monthly meeting
of the county board of education
was held in the Office of Supt. J.
r. Poole Monday, Mr.. Lucius
McRae and Prof. M. Shepherd
being present, The resignation
of Rev. S. r. Mercer as a mem,
Der of the board was presented
and accepted and Mr.L. R.Hamer
was elected to fill Mr.. MERGERS
place on the board.
1t was ordered that district No.
1,Croatan, Raft Swamp township,
be divided, Bear Swamp to be
the dividing line between the dis
tricts.
Joe Sampson, Floyd Lockleal
and Everett Sampson were ap
pointed school com mitteemer
for district No. 3, Back SWAMI
township.
A special appropriation of SCI
was allowed district No. 8, color
; ed, Alfordsville township, on &C
count Of error in the original ap
: portionment. A special appro
. priatiOn of So was also made 1
the Bloomingdale school to max
D.; out.a four months term, also Ell
] ror in apportionment.
o The sum of $3.50 was appol
: toned to Lumber Bridge hig
X school and to the high school {
!; Drum, provided these schoo
n Zach contribute an equal amour
It either by private subscription c
:, tuition, the extra apportionmer
r to be made when the requiremel
/, is complied with.
2, The following bills were orde
Il ed paid; J. Fl. Bass. buildir
x house is district No. 6, Viii
m House township, $122.12; Ere
:. man Printing Co., for stationer
Y. $3.50; F. L. Blue, for building
I. district No. /, White House tow
10 ship, $196 10.
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REC. 1vER FOR WHITNEY CO.
The A1ammoth Power Company
Oh the Yadkin Placed In Charge
OF q Receiver. -.

Oh the Yadkln Placed In Charge 7
OF q Receiver. -
Asheville Dispstch, srd. -.
Alleging that the Whitney
Company, the 100000 con-
Germ building a mammoth power
plant on the Yadkin river, thirty
miles below alisbury, is unable
to meet and discharge it's obliga-
tions which have already ma
tured and those which are ma.
turing, and that it is to the inter.
est and advantage of all the cred
itors. A. o. Brown l. Co., Of
New York, today applied to Cir
cult Court Judge J. G. ~Pritchard
, for the appointment of a receiver
of all the property of the defend
ant. The defendant company
admitted the allegations con-
tanned in the bill of com plant
and consented to the appoint.
ment of receiver. Judge
Pritchard, after hearing the CON-
plant and the answer, granted
the prayer of the complainant
and appointed Hon. John S. Hen!
deRson, OF Salisbury, receiver for
the company.
The complaint alleges that the
defendant company was char
tered under the laws of North
Carolina; that its capital stock is
100000; that it has outstand-
ing obligations in notes anc
bonds to the amount OF 5 900, 900
that it is unable to pay principa
and interest On certain notes
that it is being threatened will
> suits and that on May 1st, 1908
a. N. an interest item of $4,000
, will be due, in the payment O
e. which the defendant compan
] will be compelled to default. ]
e is also alleged that $5,0n0,OO
! have been spent in developin
i, the plant; that it is now nearin
completion and the carrying OF
of the project is essential to tk
: protection of creditors and benz
7. holders. .. -, ii.
n Mr.. Henderson said the VOL
d would proceed as usual and tn
IT it was hoped the plant would |
t completed and ready to supp
n power by July 1st.
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.y commissioners, SITS; Geo. d.
Bernard & Co, books for regis
ter's office, SAL; Manufacturers
Record, publishing notice of bond
sale, $2S, same to be charged to
court house bond account. To .
tai, $4,026.9s.
Jailand Observation-Disclosures
Cotton Mills, supplies, $50 90; X
NJ. Biggs, supplies, $751;. d. Floyd,
keeper, S1O4 o.. Total, S16O.9s
Neutrality-suspicious. Town
send and Evander Pitman, wit
nesses before the board of Gem
missioners, $3.50 and 81 SO, re
spectively; Pope Drug Co, sup
plies and salary for DR.. Il. L.
Pope, $26.s1; J. R. Brahon, feed
ing and conveying Mary McRae
to insane asylum, $17.s3; J. NJ.
Dees, work for county, $4.23;
Sheriff E. G. Mcneil, expenses
conveying Jim Allen to Colds
bolo,Si7 74;Coroner G.B. Rancke,
investigating death of John Smith
OF Red Springs, $40; DR.. G. NJ
Pate, holding post mortem over
bedy of Aaron AcLeaa.$10;To
of Lum berton, water for quarter
ending January l, $ls so; Archie
Baker, building lain bridge a
Seven Bridges, $3.50; r. L, Nc
Iced, Lana Der for main bridge a
Seven Bridges, $l6.46. Total
$274sS.
The reports Of Sheriff E. G
Mcneil and Treasurer NJ. G
Mckenzie for the month of Jan
uary we're received and filed.
1t was ordered by the boar
: that the Frank P. Nilburn Co.
architects, he directed to prepar
, specifications for Eiling on TIN
; halls on the first hoer of the cour
. house, with marble wainscOting
= feet high along the walls on frs
floor, this wainscoting to extern
up main stairway from first foo
to the fist landing, and also til
floors and base in all toilets. Tn
contractor was authorized t
4 make changes in accordance wit
+ prices made.
= Sheriff E. C. McNeill was ir
I structed to use the old jail fl
keeping any prisoners that ca
not be Accommodated in the ne
Jail.
1t was ordered that the boal
of commissioners borrow fro
Treasurer Mckenzie $4,000 b
- longing to the court house boz
- sinking fund, payable 80 da,
!, after date with interest at 6 p
Il cent, in order to pay the nece
sary expenses Of the county Z
. the year 1907.
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On the petition ot the Ga Col,
ony Trust Company, Of MA.sa
chusetts, the Macon & Birmina-
ham Railroad was placed in the
hands of a receiver Monday by
the order of Judge W. D. Ellis, of
Atlanta. Samuel +. PARROT, wee
president oI the Georgia South
ern & Florida, was named receiv.
err. If is alleged that the road is
hoptlcssly insoIven"." Tue
read is to continue in operation
as before and no !; rye curtail.
nent of the working force is ex.
pected.
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Plant D Cent Cotton

I can furnish cotton seed that will yield
as much per q re as the short staple vari-
cites and will pull So in staple ginned
with saw ein, and sells fro 20 to &c pr
pound. Will instruct growers where t.
hHd ha SISe nafss! b e5s Ir :, PEEK r.
it and be convinced. It made 400 pounds
seed GOTTEN per acre last season.
J. II BUTLER,
2-6 At St Pauls, N. c.
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TEARS.

Idle tears" do no good after
the Baby i gone. Crop aHd
colds and little white collins
60 hand in hand. GOWAN'S
great external remedy. called
GOWAN'S PINE U M . N 1 A
CURE destroys inflammation.
Keep bottle in the home. 25c,
soc, Fl tu7s it. Do not wait
til to-morrow-buy to day.
Be prepared. All drug stores.
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Notice is hereby given that on Ae 18th
day ct February, rse1, appliaa en- viii b
made n he Governor OF North Caroline
fer the pa don of Frank AeKeithAn, con-
vietsd at Nov srnbsr Term, 1907, Of Robe,
son Superior Court Of retailing Kquer
ahd senterced to sir mouths In jail.
This January 24th, 1913
Mcintyre Lawrence & Proctor,
Attorneys for AppiieaSt,
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Notice of Administration.

Having qualified as Executor Of the
last will and testament of archie Sander
son, deceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the said estate TO
present the same to me al my home in
ed Springs township, Robson county,
for payment, on orbefore the I4th day Of
January, 1900, or this notice will BE- plead
in bar of their recovery All persons in
debted to said estate will please make In
mediate payment.
This I3tn day Of january. 1903.
J. A. HODGIH,
Executor.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & P. Octor, Attor-
neys. I-I6-6thuTs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

For Sale-Pure ac.'ims;ed cabbage
plants Early Jersey Wakefield, Ear
b ly York and Early Samnier-7o cents
per 100, ready FROM February Ist TO
May Isl. First come first served. R. A
Rozier 8, Sons, Laaihertou, n. c., &
F d 1, Bsx S. I-2-2M
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For ReBI-The Offices occupied by Drs.
Rozier & Knox, on first AoUr Of Bank
of LuInberton building, will be for rent
after January LIST. Also 3 Offices Oh md
floor OF same building Also two or three
good farms for rent For further ia-
forma. ION see Geo. B. &sLeod, Lusa-
berfoii, n. c. 49,. ~ 90 1916
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new FRoaa ROWLAND.

duct a Series OF Meetings Soon
Road Law Scored Again
Death of Archie Braey-Ar. =.
Edens Retlres From Mercantile |
Business.
erEespohdenee OF The RobeSonian. .
Mrs. Tom MORROW, after haV-
ing spentthe holidays with home
folks, has returned to her home
in Norfolk, Va.
Jno. w. Ward was in Lum-
berton the first of the week.
Misses McColl and Edens,
two charming young ladies from
Bennettsville, were visitors OF
the Misses Mcqueen last week.
Pone Ashby has returned to
Trinity Park school at Durham.
The Presbyte rian congrsga-
ton are occupying their new
house of worshship on East
Main street. Evening services
were conducted all oflast week
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Craw-
ford. Rev. William Black is
expected to conduct series OF
meetings soon.
The roads in some directions
out from Rowland are we'll
nigh impossible. The present
road law is a farce, sure and
simple, and should be repealed
forthwith. No law is better
tAan the present one.
DR.. C. NJ. Townsend, OF
Raynham, was in town a few
days ago. He has disposed OF
his business at that place and
expects to leave soon for Eu-
rope.
Lacey Cooke, of Red Springs,
was greeting friends here early
in the week.
Mr.. c. T. MORROW and family
who have teen residents Of
Rowland almost ever since th'
town started, left last week fol
: Red Springs, which place they
will make their future home
, Rowland regrets to lose this ex
cellent family. We comment
them to the good people Q
d that growing town.
s Tracey Stackhouse took al
r but his most intimate friend
j. by surprise Christmas when b
n was married to Miss Barnes
a charming young lady G
a Abbeville, Ga. They are a
present domiciled in the M
g Cormic apartment house.
m J. G. Mccormick, Of Wi
mington, was greeting friene
Is in town one day last week.
-, The untimely death Of Arch
n Bracy, at Hookerton, last We
I'd nesday, of pneumonia, brinl
er sadness to many hearts. In tt
IS very flush of young manhoo
with every prospect of a 1ol
70. life, his sudden taking off is
Ip' very forcible reminder that Il
De the midst of life we are
IS death" His mortal renal
were laid to rest in the fam
~ burying ground Friday mo-
,an ing, Rev. Mr.. Crawford C
mn ductiug the funeral ssrvic
after which theWoodmen of {
SEQ Weird, of which the deeeas
or was a member, teok the DO
&C in charge and consigned it
ap mother earth according to
'ro- beautiful rites Of that ord
10 To the bereaved relatives, q
""e especially to the dear moth
Ct we extend heartfelt sympat
nor. Cadets Reedy, aud Mclnty
Ugh of the N. c. Military Asade
at at Red Springs, spent last S
ools day in town with friends.
Unit, J. P. Wiggins, Esq. is in
or tendance at court this week.
'enV Mr.. F. Edens has sold
''H' stock of goods and expect
a.. retire from the mercar
ling ou''"e99'
hite Rowland, N. c., Feb: s, l
rec = -
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NATION MATTERS.
A Residence Buraed-POsGOHffc
Clerk Resigns 10 Become Rural
CarrIer-PersOnaI RGentioa.

I Residence Buraed-POsIOIflce
Clerk Resigns TO Become Rural
CaFFIer-PerSonal E1entioa.
OF The Robesoaisn.
Mrs. T. o. Evans is visiting
relatives in Charlotte. Mr.
Evans took advantage of her
absence to visit his old home in
Chatham county. /
Misses Liza Mcqueen and
Nary Switzerland are visiting
friends and relatives in Row,
land. .x
Mr., and Mrs. McGee MafFctt,
Of Charlotte, came down the
last of the week to visit relatives
of Mrs. Maffett Mr.. Maffstt
returned Monday evening,
Miss Ida Law, Of Red
Springs, passed through Max
ton Saturday on her way to
Charlotte to visit her father,
DR.. ?. r. Law, editor of the
Presbyterian Standard.
MISS Hattie McBryde, of Red
Springs, spent Sunday and Mon
day with her sister, Mrs. J. D.
Austin.
/ Mrs. B. F. Mclean is with
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Nor
rison, at Monroe, who is sick.
Mr.. Homie PearsalI, of VIII.
nington, was in town Satur
day.
Ex-Sheriff Geo. B. Mcleod,
of Lunberton. was in town
Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Bland, who
had been visiting Miss Nettie
Pace for some time, returned
to her home at Pittsboro Tues
day. .....
Miss Lillian Austin left 70
McColI, S, c, last night to FL
o vacancy in school caused b,
the sickness Of Miss Maud
Moore, of Red Springs.
:. Mr.. Lacy Mclean ha.s re
signed his position as R. F. q
carrier and will be succeeded b
Il Mr.: Carl Pace, who has re
signed his position as clerk i
: the postofhce to accept tn
Ilace. Mr.. Walter Jones wi
succeed Mr.. Pace as clerk
u the postoffice. r
.; Yesterday morning the re:
idence occupied by Mr.. &C
>, Rem was discovered to be G
- Ere In spite Of all that cou
u be done the flames could n,
be contruledl and in a $40
time they had done all the dal
IL age possible. Only part of tt
Is household goods oYMr. Rem We
saved. The house was own
lie by Mrs. Dough Mcleod, "
d. lsves in Georgia. Neither 4
gs Rem nor Mrs. Mcleod had a
ne Insurance.
w. Maxton. N. c., Feb. S, 1876