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IPHOLSTFRy TRIuuI\G>.
An Economical WaS Of securing Fashion
able Effects Ia Gowns.

The latest shopping stunt = hunting
Tor fashionable trimmings and dr.-s-
fabrics among the upholstery furnishings
IN the shops said New York dr.-~-
maker IT, queer idea. certainly bur
the effective thing an rnE-rIuu- woman
can pick mp ia tins wav ar. almost with
put end
l know IN" clever woman who ha- had
a h"tw"~n seasons evening wrap trimmed
with wide hands of what To- al apy-araur.--
- % cashmere shaw Ia reality she chose
a beautiful piece. Of madras. turned u IA
the wrong SIDE - that the loosely woven
threads shovel to the hest advantage,
and framed the bands With a narrow
putting - black chiffon
Remnants of tapestry 20 he found az
an upholstery counter are rich IN suggs.--
ton 10 the clever woman One customer
recently purchased quarter - yard
~ silk and wool tapestry of such d"sl IN
that ~ could easily he cut into separate.
medallionS FOR trimming PURPOSES
81" "ouched round IN" edge 81 each
one ~ thes. with metal thread. using
heavy 1O~- II the yrednmInating color TO
Keep tn" metal thread IA place When
applied - the black CHIFFON cloth VaI-'
for which they were bought hand en-
ths'-'. me'ialliuu- and s.rv'sl A. = fran"
for each one The trimming give th"
effect ~ solid hand work when iu reality
~" hI'- ~ tapestry cp-t hut q Inn.
Bands ~ tapestry ar" UIIlly fashion
abl" On hats. and charming hoW"r.d de-
signs may he ptCksl up ~ an upholstery
counter which would cost double The. pric.
q ''rimn.Iug counter The same l. t'I.
- m"tIlhC and silk glllpuu~ which arc ="
much In ypgu" and which ar" easily
b"auttiIsd hy hand with 'ulOr.d dots pr
cross -tItch.-- when NOR" elaboration H.
Desired
In these DAYS - placing not or lac"
beneath Transparent materials 'h. Ib-
-tdntIal net 20 -. found ~ % curtain de-
paTtru"ut - TAR and awav M. l.--l ruul',.
provided th" frDCk - not - tpD dainty .
type For a blouse 10 wear with 'aliur'.d
suit nothing j. better than q firmly woven
and dhr1bl" curtain net overland with
chiffon cloth
Tn" lace which come 20 match 'h,.-..
all over curtain nets ar" also desirable
Tor covering with layer 81 chiffon Cluth
and many u high priced hlpus" has Tu'
- -ub--jrl'um nsf which came from 70
curtain counter instead - u lace counter
Til" d"plr' ru"u' devoted 20 h..Id frlug"
Tor lamn shade j. another NINE fnr th.
res"urc"ful woman and many = ward -
bead fringe - bought by d''--mIk"'-
who do not hIn' 20 their customers that
y was originally intended 20 10 duty on
= lamp shld"
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= SIXTEEN Ii~ad Cabbasr

From ~" RoHfan ".''
Julius MTtn~r"iu. Who 'iii- Tho soil ~ 100
humble ~ on q bU 81 land fronting pu
lSlu" Iiill avenue. EuNbur'. va- q '"rN
mu'h surprised farmer 'his -"I~"u ~N"u
b" wlfDh",l bunch Of ,rbhars~ hrstt
through ~" ground Thor" W"rr man Of
ihs usual -iZa and share. hyt s"tushuW ur
uther . -oTf 81 brot hsrlf alta, hWsur -.
formed h"' w~en hun'h at Neud- 80 ihl'
they insisted On pla vlug IN" rul. 81 ~Itmr-..
= wins eight fIrnes over
When they lad reared 'heU-a selves aI,u.f
. foot sbuvr hs ground VIZ Moin-f"Iu tuf
short their eNizten'' m the soil AMI b" hen
hat I'm" freak 20 show Ms n"tghhor- -f,
teen hcId- If rsbbag.' 90 uu" -'1lh
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To The au,nmohtis; mote than that. quite
unconscious 20 H. sHi-t~nrs He sat ussr~
on his seat. b-nt littls forward sasily.
and holding tho lines. not listl--ely hut
loosely. while his horses kept plodrin &
At their slow hat steady walk ahsad
tie had a pair % horses. barge, bulky
solid, welghing about I tOO apis--e his
wagon. ~ adult ire wagon sire. weighed
about ton and he had aboard five tons
eight tons. IrIe. the ton and a half Of
horSefe-h could have been pushed aside,
hut not ~ the six tons % ice and wagon.
which would hav" presented an obstacle
a. hard and a. immoyable
A. stone clln The tce wagon driver
DOESN'T bother himself much over COL
lision- in the stre..t: he never worries at
a. over collisions with automobiles.
~ the ICeman kept a-coming at his
slow, uniform, ponderous gait; In this
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rH,TTrEUR ,ND HEw,N WEET. !
fetal Tsilar- sf the Ham to tapr~-- the
TpTi,eT 90 an auto Prsof WaGOn.

Not llWay- dos me inp~riou- chauffeur
mi. M. road Everybody Rfont must
Jump for him when h. com"s along or
BE- hOwled over. but there ar" q few drivers
~ other vehicles for whom he holds up,
and ou.. among these is tho ic-rnan.
II.r" was an automobile coming skim
mtng gayly up the ayenu" with it, torn
honk honking for ia" next crossing. while
ai the same tim" coming along the cross
street toward the avenue was an I'e
wagon tn" automobile was coming fast
aud th. i,,' Wagon Vas moving slowly;
and u both kept going az the sam" speed
the auto and m" icc wagon would meet
squarrly un the crossing
What did ia. ice wagon driver do ia
this eXigency? Did he hold mp in safety
and lst the automobile go by? Well no.
the iCs wagon driver did not: he kept
coming Just the same.
Ia fact he seemed 10 bs quite .ndirerr :
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each loyelIer and more elegant than the
last and We shall evidently see much ~
them during the winter despite their
prices. which 10 m" unrnItist'-i might
seem prohlbltiVs
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Grand Mountain Excursion.

The Seaboard Air Linz Ry.
will operate an excursion with
remarkably low rates-$5 round
usp-fron Whining tcn to Lenoir
AND Edgn1ont, with half rates
b = stage line from L,enoir
TIC Blowing Rock and Ainvi3le and
greatly reduced rates at n1ozntain
hotels, train leaving Wilmington
Z am. August .2z::3d. There Will be
standard coaches and Pullman
cars and tickets will he
goDd to return on any regular
train within IA DAYS from date
OF sale. This will afford an ey-
cellent opportunity to spend a
few daysin the heart OF the noun
tains at little expense.
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Town Affairs-Arches eaf Tang
stem Lamps to Replace Arc
Lamps ON Elm Street.

At meeting Of the town eon-
missioners held Tuesday evening
Mayor Rowland was authorized
to proceed at once to have arches
Of Tungsten lamps placed across
Elm street wherever needed to
take the place Of the arc lamps
now in use. Messrs. S. McIn-
tyre and J. .. Proctor appeared
befole the board and asked that
a reduction be made in the taxes
charged against Mrs. Mary E.
Raybon, guardian, for solvent
credits, and Mayor Rowland and
Town Attorney Britt were ap.
pointed a committee to take the
matter up with the board of AL.
dit and finance. 1t was ordered
that the Carolina Lumber Co
be refunded two-thirds of thu
taxes paid by it for the yea
ending May 81 last, amour
overchaEged.
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At Harmony School House, in a
Fine, Prosperous Community.

Fine, Prosperous Community.
Reported for The Robesonian.
We attended the Sunday. school
picnic at Harmony school house,
in Smiths townshipSaturday and
for & good, clean, peaceable crowd
it has never been exeeelled;: a
highly intelligent people located
in 4 fine, prosperous community
nc one would expect anything
but good time after the good
Old order Of peace and, plenty.
The exercises were opened at
H. 80 a. m. with: a song, " On
ward Christian Soldiers" i'm
which the congregation heartily
joined. Mr.. A. H. O'Brien then
Introduced M. G.. Mckenzie, who
discussed the various phases of
Sunday-school work, what is a
Sunday School, Who Should At
tend. Who Should Teach and the
Rewards and Results Of a Con-
tifsous Attendance Upon Sunday
School" Col. E. F. McRae. Of
Maxton, was then introduced
and made very helpful and tell
ing speech on The Mission of
the Sunday-School as a Christ
ianiEer and Church Builder. D, G.
3. Skipper was then introduced
by Mr. O'Brien and spoke for
half nour on The Sunday-School
as an Educator, Civ:'izer and Ma
ton Builder" The speeches were
we'll received by large and ap-
preciative audience. Next was
dinner and for the good things
that nourish man it had no better,
for it was just the best, and the
isday from start to finish was a
era nd success.
This school is branch of Gen.
ter church Of Floral College, an9
was orgznized in the year 1873
by Mr.. McEachin, long SIM
passed ever the river, but b
been c, n1tznuously kept up 70
few yea $ under the guiding h
Of A H. OBr;en as superintf j.,
ent, but for moe than 10y -
under the safe ,ruiding ha M
Mr.. D. A. Wilkins IN, prese nf =,
perintendent... We W, re inf or,,, ~
that pretty nearly eve ~ DOJ> an
girl who attended this rcncoI n.,
any length of time soon becama
members Of the church, anu ver,e
few Sunday-sehools haye 6eao1
better church feeders than old
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Notice of Sale:

Itnder Section 2O17 of the Revisay Of
1Se5, will, on the 9th day of August:
M11. in front of M store house IL. the
Fsown of Lumberton, sell at public anc-
, ton to the highest bidder for cash. the
following property:
ONE COLUMBIA BICYLE, MODEL
No. 912, SEAL No. 56516, and former
ly the property of ]. D. Regain, the
same now being in my possession.
This the 18th day of August, 1910.
U. M. Edwards,
Claimant.
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At the Motion Picture Show.

Large crowds continue to at-
tend the motion picture show at
the opera house every evening.
TUESDAY evening the primary
class Of the First Baptist Sunday
school was entertained anda large
crowd Of people was given free
admission. Ashas been announe-
ed, the primary classes Of all the
Sunday-schools of the town will
be given a free evening by the
management. Tomorrow evening
and every Friday evening half
the gross receipts will be given
to the Associated Charities.
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Hood and Carantham's Locals

1t pays to use Gfantham's worm and
Stock powders, goed for your chickens.
hogs. horses, cows, and mules. Nom
better.
Grantham' Collie anG Scratch RENE
dies for horses and mules, 1t does
what you want, CURES.
Grantham's Rubus mixture. Chola-
gogue, liver tablets, for stomache tron-
bles, reliable and safe. Hoods baby
and headache powders. Just the thing
you want. If your druggist don't keep
them. drop US a card.
: Hood & Grantham, Dunn, N. C.
7-21-1m,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
SEGGGGGGGEGee
Goodwin For CONGRESS.

Goodwin For congress.
To the Voters of the Sixth Congress-
ional District:
/ desire to announce that am can
didate for denomination, to succeed
myself in Congress, from the Sixth
Congressional District Of North Caro-
lima
In making this announcement l feel
that should promise the people, who
have heretofore so signally honored me
with their loyal support, that if re-nom-
mated will endeavor to perform the
same faithful service IN the future that
| have in the past.
At some later date it is my intention
| to render to my constituents some &C
count Of my service as their represen-
! tative, briefly reviewing what ! have
done and tried to do; what stana for,
and the motives that will characteriz
my course if reelected to Congress.
! Very respectfully,
II. L. Goodwin.
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For fKeasurer.

e,ec+;on TO ~ nay candidacy for re-
I Robson sn.+ e o1fsy, wish to express IS
~, GO &c Guide and keen appreci-
u .nel !" f:al and loss.l support in the,
bbaIor Rtealning sr 1 90 that the office
1beJ e. to the people, wish to assure,
~ fo3f MY firm intention of serving
U a to the very best of my ability.
fto. all the courtesy, honesty and af-
hsaility i car command, / am always
fk.r.a ever SUI. ect to the action of the
( Democratic party as expressed in pri-
: mary or convention. Again thanking
my frieEsss for their liberal support, /
am, Very truly,
5-l9tf NJ G. Mckenzie,
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Beginning yesterday the morn
ing freight from Lumberton to
Hope Mills goes from St. Pauls
to Tar Heel, the road that is being
built from St. Pauls toElizabeth-
town having been completed to
Tar Heel. Several passengers
and a number of articles of
freight were taken to and brought
from Tar Heel on the initial trip
yesterday. - NH ..-.
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For Register of Deeds.

TO the Citizens and voters Of Robes On,
Comfy.
I heretsE announce myself cssnoidatte
for re-elec1son to the Office of Register
of Deeds OF Robson county.
Assuring fhe people of my most heart
felt appreciation of their generous sup
portIn the past. and asking a corrtirlu-
ance Of the same, l am,
Very sincerely yours,
T. N. Bipiev.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. B. Billiard, of Elrod,
was among the visitors in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. McGirt, of Rowland,
was among the visitors in town
yesterday,
Mr.. J.B. Rokief, of Fayetteville,
is spending q few days in town
on business.
Mr.. J. C. Blanchard, of St.
Paul, is among the business WIS.,
itors is town today.
Miss Leslie Proctor left this
morning for Greensboro, where
she will visit relatives,
Miss Ruth Whaley left this
morning for Pinetown, where she
will visit for some time.
Mr.. J. P. Lewis, Of rural route
Mol from Fairmcnt. was a Lum-
berton visitor yesterday.
Mr.. T. L. Bissell, of rural
route Mol from Buie,, was alum.
berton visitor yesterday,
Mr.. W. S. Britt returned Tues.
day afternoon frora Wilmington,
where he spent several days.
Ex-Sherif G. B. Mcleod went
this morning to Wilmington,
where he will spend the day or
business,
Mrs, r. M. Carter, of Maxton
arriwd yesterday and is a CUES
lat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W
G. Reynolds.
| Mr.. F. P. Humphrey and son
Master NJ, A., Of the Saddle Ire
section, were among the visitor
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Bigg
= left MONDAY afternoon for Re
=. Springs, where they are spendin;
+ the week visiting relatives.
Misses Bessieand MarionFloyc
e who had been spending som
e time visiting relatives in tn
J. county, lett yesterday for the
!, home at White Oak, Ga.
n Mr.. r. c. Lawrence left We
ID terdsy for Waynesville, where /
IS will join Mrs. Lawrence, wi
8. went to Waynesville last wee
a They will be away a week
8. two.
= Mrs. c, T. Simmons, of Gree
? wood, S. c., will arrive tonig
" and will spend some time wi
- her brother-in-law and siste
6 Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sharpe,
:, their home on Fifth street,
III Mrs.J. r. Morris. who had be-
Of visiting relatives in Wilmingt
m, for some time, came home Mo
- day afternoon. She was accor
of panied by her sister, Miss Lott
n. Kerr, who will spend -seve,
nd DAYS IN town.
re- Miss .Juette Barker return
to Tuesday from Maxton, where s
70 spent about two weeks visit
IL relatives. Miss Bessie McLee
- of Alma, came with her and "
,g spend several days a guest at t
~ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. B;
Iker.
49, Mrs. L. II, Caldwell and ct
ret dren and Mrs. John T. Singleta
on and little daughter went to Fa
mont this morning and will spe
=. today and tomorrow with M
100 , Kitty Mitchell, Mrs. Singletar.
gs. mother. They will return
uls morrow afternoon.
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/ beg tss hereby announce 20 the Dem
ecsratic voters Of Robson fHst I aaa a
candidate for the office of Clerk of Su-
pariorC cxrt, subject to the arEio1l of tie
As,rthcom4ng coszves1ticn (car primary
/ most sincerely ask your considera-
3-5tf E NJ. Bsares.
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MIR. Jim Wilkinson, formerly
Of Lumberton but now Of Man.
quin, Va, arrived this morning
and will spend a week or so in
town visiting relatives.
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E7illi llI:l..s::.,x:l;I,E

Both Ire cyl "-is1ies and post Office
are trying u ~t l;1e Of business
which Iegidrn 7 t'lcags 10 the bank,
and which u" ~ axe care Of at less
cost than 'Iey Doyou know ths, we
will i-taisH EAHE MONEY
oRpER ,f."' 1'e1 ii every way than
that iuT-.s"e' "H express company
or post ofn'' De f'oeu1ed quickly
and wi,no'' AID TIA, IS cheaper
on every sH0 '''i $500 Mex, tim.
70 you want 70 $, So,y away, come , s,- ~
and buy Ban oNEY ORDER. yo,
vii, peve, .esi 's any osher method .o,
TIE FARNERS MERCHANTS BANK
LumH ton, N, c.
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/ hereby annc1nce myself l. eandeds tie
h,a- the e9Ice of treasurer of Robeeon
e7unty, subject to the action of the
EsmecrG1c primary or convention.
W II. Graham.
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Miss Aanie RuGh Caldwell -Ezn-
fertai,as i'm Honor Of Miss Aga-
rie Sherwood, of lUilion. S. g..

EKf6 oa1&A :" oAS7 Va 'A~'AAH~AAs ~. N-'
Miss Annie Ruth Caldwell en-
tertaine9 Tuesday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. ID. Caldwell, corner OF
Eighth and Elm streets, ln honor
of Hiss Annie Sherwood, Of Dill
lon, SC, who isa guest OF MISS
JAMIE Carlyle.
The guests were met at the door
by Miss jamie Carlyle and the
hostess ana after en- introduction
to the guest of honor were usher
ed into the library, where many
and various forms Of amusement
were INDUCED in. The special
amusement Of the occasion was
game of progressive hearts, "
and in this contest it was neces
sary for Miss Mildred Mcintyre
and Messrs. Earl Thompson ano
Ed Pope to throw hearts for the
prize, andMr.Pop won. Mr.Wood
berry Lennon presented the
prize-a book-Mr. Pope present.
ed it to his partner, Miss jamie
Carlyle. and she presented it te
the guest of honor. Misses Ger.
trude McConnaughey and Jeane
Jones served refres h m Mt s
There was much music through
out the entire evening and from
start to finish the occasion was {
most pleasant one.
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Misses Sallie and Lillian Craw-
ford, of Wadesboro, are guests
at the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c.. Crawford, on Caldwell street.
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself a Candidate.
1or reelection to the Office of sseriff O.
Assuring the good people of my
-; vuy " my appre iiation Of their
t nv sIuppGrt IN tne past and asking
aoa ; my 1ap W KING v er oogh to support me
again, l am Yt ans very truly.
E. e. NcNeill.
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Notice.

This is 10 ~ all persons, under
Dor or feed EGn Troy Rhodes Rhodes who who
is under age "a mas Ii left my home.
Lumberton. e,
K. +. ~ S-ll-lt
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Walks Of all Kinds am new pre-
pared to put in bitulithic, granolithic
or eemezi walks of any kind. See
me at residence Of A. 3. Small.
Foartt street, for terms, etc. J. P.
Schr&nl. S-l-4 mon
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Tfy-A sweetheart cere cent some
thing. A big se.ler. lamberton
Drug Co. 7-3l Il
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rec Homesteays from 40 &c fS0
acres hand in Ala, Ark..F La land
Hiss. Given away by United States
Government TO successful applicants.
Send Csc for information and applica-
ton form, DixieHome Co. ,Naranja,
Florida, 25-lmo'
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To the TaenDcratic vots-s Of Robesc-.
County:
] wish TO express my sancere thanks,
for the generous support given HE in
the past arx to announce. tharI asn q
candidste for reelection to tie Office of
Clerk Of tfsa Superior CGurt.
With, malice towards Zo.le, E1d charity
towards al, leave ny fitness for the
oEce in tie hands Of the people.
", + Humphrey
AprEf:36, 1910
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Rum1p Hearts-One of the besl
plays L eeen in Lumber,on during The
comina season, will be played "a Sep
tembet The story in book form is
now y ksale at the opera fease ticket
Office Price % cts, S-4-tf.
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For Sale-Ahout 100, 900 shingles. Ap.
ply TO j. r Rozier, Iu-Eberton, N. c.
7-l4~tf
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nd " ON Want to sell your farm. place
1T in the HANDS Of Robson Loan &
Realty Company, LUnberton, N. c.,
and th$ will sell H. S-27tf
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s.pr Sale 3good rooly house on lot
loo 5eet, with adjoining lot 100
z $50 fea win good out Buildings.
apply II T. townsend, St. Pauls
N. =. T2-3o-tf.
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Wanted Everybody to know that
Woedla1 GARY is the place to get
sanitar! pix. Delivery wagon on
street . fe Gay. 4-21tf
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Wanted / Tobuy your chickens and
eggs. Fillpay the highest market
price. aisc sell chickens and eggs.
Will I'M meet fruit stand next to
Waver.1 tGel. /. j, Mco7e, Lurn-
.befton' c. 6-2ott
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For Sale room Reuse, lot 100 X 600
feet. - terms. Address lock
box Nc. st. Pau.s, n. c. S19-tf.
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Wanted To 90 your hcase moving
and raiing. Have full equipment.
See me. A. v. Pate, LumbeYton,
N. c. 6-stf.
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For Clerk Superior { <hsnst.

To the Citizens and Voter xea E.obe-
son Coeelry:
hereby announce nys' If gar cand;-
date FOR the Office of Gle, RI Of re SIM
eric.s Court Of Robson cour-t, s,ihiect
to the action of the D enccrsaaSc conyer,-
ton.
I feel that my tr<o years experience
as deputy clerk, t ygether with nv lesysI
training and leg, al and general Office ex-
perience, will enable nte 10 render ac-
ceptable serv zee to tie gpeople
With these qualifications and twenty
FIVE years Of faithful; allegiance 20 the
party, I earnestly ASK the support OF
my fellow-cltzens.
! Very respectfully,
April Z, 1910 C. B. Skipper,
To the Citizens zzd Voters Of Robe
ison County:
II l hereby ans Egnce myself canGi6at.
for the office OF clerk of tie Superio
Court OF Re- sesen county, subject t,
the action Of. TIE Democratic conyen
ton.
April I, 1910. D. w, Bullock.
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3 OF ocSes ''666" will cure any case OF
Chills 4 I'd Fever. Price Csc, 6-27-2m.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-11

Is orc do'Ss $50" viii cure any case of
Chilis a FeveT.Price 25c. c-27-2m.
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wanted utot-y a bottle Of our
mosGulN try ten cents. II will
Go TIE T. LoraterIon Drug Co.
TIA II
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Fodder PuIling-Is out of date.
SHOCK your corn and let me shred it.
See rde soon / have an up-to-date
shielding outfit w. W. Carlyle,
SLIT Lumberton, NJ {.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-11

For Sar elsey COW, in mix. heifer
three WIS dc: Price for both,
$500 cas- Apply to r. N Ballard
LumpelP ~ 6+4-lt~
'MiIch Coz For SaIe-Any one
WAITING Eod mich COW cgil On n
6. ki7Is1fo~e!sville, n. c., r.
+. D. ~ S4-4t*
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BUSINESS BUILDERS

Wssted-To rent 8 or room cot
taae. Apply Robesonian office.
Ira huIIis, a civil Engineer recently
VII the Southern Power Co.,
CMclte, n. c., is opening an Office
in tpmbeYton for the practice of his
profession. Surveying of all kinds
done on short notice. II 1t.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC.

8-l1-4t regular
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Mrs. L. II. Caldwell and chill
dren and Mrs. John T. Singletary
and little daughter went to FAIR
mont this morning and will spenC
today and tomorrow with Mrs.
Kitty Mitchell, Mrs. Singletary's
mother. They will return to.
morrow afternoon,
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Mrs. c, T. Simmons, Of Green.
wood, S. c., will arrive tonight
and will spend some time with
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sharpe, al
their home on Fifth street,