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HERE IS A COIN GET1

HERE IS A COIN GETTER.
6 rooms on So. Main everything new
and modern: rooms always In demand,
This will please you. VIII net you sou
per month above your living expenses.
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The STOCK OF CLOTHING AND
gents furnishing goods formerly owned
oy A M Boylen, In ST. Anthony. Ida !.
VIII be sold cheap for cash; an excellent
business opening. Address c. w. Thomp-
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HEcTA CHAPTER. U.
D.. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings turd
Tuesday Of each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and tlrst
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
S. NIPPER. w, M
SKLAND, Secretary.
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ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
HENRY g, CAV
Phones 492 p o. box 9S3.
Small sets OF accounts kept at reason
able monthly rates. ADULTS given special
attention. hoe
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.

II w. SECOND SOUTH STREET,
Bell Phone 3S0l Ind. Phone &c.
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THE BEST ROOMING HOUSE
OF its size In town; 2S rooms: close 10
Naln: steam heated; two-year lease: rent
S. per room; watch the price. $1,000;
terms.
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No. Jos. 81. O. w, WED-
alng, +. .. E. han. l6S S. w.
lung nelgh5ors welcome. h.
eonsul, +. W, Hall. clerk
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!. x,r SOCIETIES

EVEnA N~~-~~-~~7-
<r:,.>~~TCE-MOUNT MOR1AH
<U!i,ii hold a special meeting
VA raayl evening at $3.50
Aonasd Aorn and NJ. NJ. degree work.
1|lre,aa DIEHL. Secretary.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL ON 2ND SOUTH.
- modern rooms, doing a capacity
business and the most popular place OF
larger proposition: s2500 will handle.
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kEBEkAII LODGE MEETS
tnird Saturday evenings Of
a. l. o. y. r. temple. o2lIi
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FURs AND TAXIDERDusTs

.NE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry com
oletc stock Of manufactured goods: pay
highest p-ico for raw furs and game
heads, T. Stencil Fur Co. 81 L Srd So
aS1S2
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MIZPAH CHAPTER no
s. Order Eastern Star
Stated meeinTs FIRST
Monday of each month
Masonic temple. corner
second East and FITS,
EoJth. Visiting Tembers
eoriially Invited
G. BROWN. W. M,
ZTEWARD. Secretary
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LADY'S GOLD WATCH. NAME INSIDE
of case. Return SO lSt avenue. Reward.
h277
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ktBEkAH LODGE. NO. l.
w second and fourth Satur-
o. each month DIT Odd Eel
Market street n255o
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a. n. HUMPHREYS,
IS West 2nd South st,
Reu 4133 Ind. 4l34
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4 TEMPLE, a A. o. n. n. S.
Il Etssions held at Masonic
.lH Second East and First
II third Wednesday In each
||ourning mobiles invited to III.
NJ Rash. PoIentate; j. NJ.
I1ooruer-
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FOB SALE--FURNITUeu OF A -FOUR
KoOM APARTMENT. CLOSE IN
EVERYTHING .oo FIRST CLASS RENT.
BOUGHT FOR $3.50: SIS CASH RAJ
5AGE 4!S IN FOUR MONTHS, EITHER
FHoNE 1888 e2516
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: -oIscE NO /, /. r. AND A.
!, temple, corner lst South
W psrular meetings second
~ ~ month. Members OF SIS :
"a "a so,ourning brethren cor
'na WherTy. W. NJ: A.
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me OAK SHELVING: ALSO SEC
l5s-l6o w. Ist South. nisli
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. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
4 lodges meet az follows.
1dge No. 2. Friday.
|odge No. 10, Tuesday.
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MR.. HOTEL MAN.
WE HAVE SEVERAL lNVlIING
PROPOSITIONS IN LARGE HOTELS,
ON APPLICATION.
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no YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS
rooming house. close IN. near First
South on he west side? s3e5 VIII buy
a money maker. SIX rooms. good furnish
in'gs chean rent Must buy at once or
lose Il bargain. Address L-e3. TTioune:
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Phones 1896.
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BLACK HORSE. HEAVY TAIL. SHORT
name, Swastika brand on left shoulder
and left hip. Liberal reward. Teddy
Bear Cleaning Co. $50 State street Both
phonos 1928 h3i6
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nANnX LOCATION

A DANDY LOCATION.
lS rooms. good furniture. just one block
from postofflce; rent $50, and the net
profit sos per month: rooms always iuli
this IS splendid bargain tor Slloo'
terms.
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LITNCHROOM BARGAIN.

We have been authorized TO sell this
centrally located place for $1,000 cash.
All we ask is for you TO come in and get
particulars and go and see for yourself
what they are doing. Then we know you
will buy Rent $l00. Lease.
WE HAVE LUNCUROOMS AND RES
TAURANTS FROM $500 TO $4,000.
WE HAVE a DRUG STORE. SEW
ERAL GROCERY STORES. ALSO TWO
MERCHANDISE STORES IN
IDAHO. COME IN AND SEE OUR
LIST BEFORE YOU BUY.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
IT W. SECOND SOUTH STREET
h299
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LOST-LADYS WATCH, BLACK
leather fob; monogram o. II. S. Re
ward. 161 + ST. h30S
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COMMERCIAL APPLE ORCHARD
nert to Jonathan Canos and wInesaDs
NIiil care for It years more n you 90
we,sh. turning over n hearing orchard
sloo cash VIII handle. balance monthly.
o04o e2o61
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-APTER NO. ! r. A. M
1soeation last "Wednesday In
n a Masonic hall. corner Sec
<la tirst SouIh street. Com
|oially invited. i, Ii. kutncws
\ Aoses G Phillips. secretary.
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CRESCENT COURT NO.
/. Royal and Exalted
Degree OF the Amaranth
Stated meetings second
Tuesday Of each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South, A cordial Invita-
ed 10 all visiting members
". MCARTY. r. Nd.
Secretary.
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oDGE NO. 2. F. AND A.
~ Ian tssii second Monday each
cic r%irsr % South and Second
1sL az sister lodges and So
|Is,s IN good standing In
.n1Sl 1sSlmpkin. w. NJ: Christie
-.rretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AMI
BOOMING HOUSES


$oVVO-TAkES NEW FURNITURE AZ
modern rooms and 5-year lease.
IHb BEST BARGAIN ON MAR
KET.
so15O-FurEiture and lease 80 modern
rooms, clean and respectable. do
Ing splendid business. $4,000
DOWN
SSooo-Fur and lease 10 rooms and BATH
S-year lease. low rent.
sZf0o-Fur and lease 20 modern rooms
a very desirable place
SiaS0-Eer and lease IL rooms o. X.
SlSOo-Fur. and long lease Is steam
heated rooms. HALF CASH
DOWN
$2lOO-Takes fur. and lease IS transient
rooms. CROWDED FULL.
So0O-Fakes fur. Z rooms. inc. plano;
close In. A bargain
$oO0-Fur. and lease Z mod. rooms
S6Q0-Restaurant. low rent
$95O-Cafe doing IA splendid business.
Don't fall To see this.
NOO-Cash grocery with 4 nice living
rooms. Good location.
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SUB
STANTIAL BUSINESS OPENING.
WRITE, PHONE OR SEE Me. NEW
COMB, r; 4O7 TRIBUNE BLDG. IND.
PHONE l26. h266
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rt1prr ROOMS FURNITURE. USED 2
Months al n bargain: must be sold
by April . 1910. Inquire 1886 So. Sth T..
~ -NP'" - hS39
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|1E-THE FOUR CO.ORDI-
S OF the A. A. 5. Rite OF
n hold stated meetings the
~ In each month at the
|ple, corner First South and
SoJourn.pg brethren In
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d. SCOVHLE 4 GUTHRIE.
HeeI Estate and Business OPPORTUNITIES
az So State. Ind. 795. Bell 3775.
k10lo
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At 4 BARGAIN. LUNCH COUNTER
complete, IN the growing sbeIter cltt
busIness. but owner Is sick; investigate
;ddrcss ]. $. Butler. rooe!e- Utah. hia
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YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND, YELLOW
with black nose, was lost Wednesday;
lame in right foot Return to I34 West
So, Temple. Reward. hal
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STATE STREET ADDITION.

JOHNSON STATE STREET. ADDITION.
Between State and Main streets. below
18th South. is on the market. $2l5 per lot.
sl5 down, $3.50 per month. Graded street,
5Xi feet. cement sidewalks and private
water system car fare cents. Come and
make your selection now and secure "A
profit The cheapest lots on the market
FOR the money. Sec j. s. Johnson. the
owncr. room C;alena block. corner State
and 2nd South streets. Phone 1909. or
Dowse & Morris, ofrce S32 South State
street. Ind. phone 90; Sell 2l70. h367
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FOX SALE-STOCK OF GENERAL
ndse. In one of the best new towns in
ldaho. with population Of $500. Stock
VIII invoice about $4,000 grocerie. $4,000
dry goods. shoes and furnishings. P-10,
Tribune. f4657
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Int oSder Of Odd Fellows
LODGE NO. II. /. o. .. F.
.V Wednesday night at B
o. r. temple. Visitors well
youngreen. n, c.; j. e
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I.yNDS CHAPTER NO.
Order Eastern Star.
Lasonjc TemplC-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month; Visluns
ncmbers will receive a
sordial welcome. Lucia II.
McCullow. w M. Nell
IL T, Spencer. Secretary
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A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. NEAR w. 7.
and End So. or Ashton Ave. car. Re-
turn to Tribune. Reward. h520
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"S ARE SELLING SECONDHAND
,aso touring cars and runabouts at
cone,1,n1ssn 1nsn two-thfrds of the cost price,
'e''oated Wagon and Machine Co.
b1s15
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1907 7-PASSENCER TOTrRINo CAR,
cost $aoooi sell for s1250; must sell At
'"ee- VIII guarantee. O-2s, Tribune.
ele2I
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ONE BROWN HORSE, BRANDED D,
with bar under It. on left thigh;
Foster. SOC w. No, Temple, Reward.
f5246
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.0DGE NO. 3. o. o. F.
j Monday night at i. o. .. F.
|itors invited. ]. L. Hiltz,
.1dperR. Secretary. al33i
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~ Rash. 32d deg.
sa Lou4e Of Perfection No. 2
n Carr, 32d deg,
1En Lowe Chapter OF Rose
croix No. ].
J. McNitt. 32d dec.
n Salt Lake Council OF ka.
dosh No. i.
j II. Brown. 33rd deg.
. IL Consistory No. !,
||ophcr Djehl. 53rd deg.
|'ff for all tho bodies.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

-ND,hAND AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT
ana soId; also on commission. j. Z.
rowler 81 South West Temple f47s6
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FILL COURSE. PIANO TOUCH. 2;
daily. Seven" Inst. S5 MFercantlle. f3G5;
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.ocrNTA LODGE NO }. r.
ia MAJ Masonic TEN :
Y" ~ e. corner Second East and
E South streets. hrss
sdsv of each month.
igsr isssr lodges and sojourn-
isyitcd. F. H. Crager. W.
phiIlips. secretary,
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LOST

SUNDAY, SMALL ROUND GOLD
locket. engraved with letter H." pho
tograph inside Return 20 B. l., Lat
timer, Breeden Office Supply Co. Suit
able reward. f5025
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PERSONALS

I I.ADIES-WHEN DELAYED OR IRREG-
,ilnr use Triumph Pills; always depend
al,ie "RelieT' and particulars free.
Write National Medical Institute, Mil
,,,,,ISce Wis h22l
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05
Unruly Convict Shot.

Robt. Roper, a young negro
who is serving a term of 3 years
on the chain gang for attempt at
rape on an old colored woman,
became unruly at the camp in
Maxton township last Tuesday
evening and was shot by Guard
Prevatt. The ball struck the
negro's head and glanced, only
slight damage being done. The
wound was dressed at the Max
ton hospital and the negro is at
work again. Mr.. Prevatt threat
ened to whip some of the con-
victs for failing to work and
Roper swore by all the gods that
he would not submit to being
whipped and threatened Mr..
| Prevatt with a shovel.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05
First to Pay Taxes This Year and
First for Fourteen Years.

Mr.. Ellis Miller, of rural route
No. l from Fairmont, and his
son-in-law, Mr.. P. H. Lewis, of
rural route No. l from Marietta,
who for the past IA years have
been the first and second men in
the county, respectively, to pay
their taxes, always paying on the
first Saturday in September,
kept up their record by coming
to town Saturday, Mr.. Miller
paying his taxes first, according
to custom, and Mr.. Lewis second.
And as per custom Sheriff E. G.
McNeiIl made Mr.. Miller a pres
ent Of a good hat. Also accord
ing to their usual custom, Messrs.
Miller and Lewis came into The
Robesonian office and paid up
their subscriptions. With Mr..
Lewis were his wife and two
daughters, little Misses Annie
Neill and Tat.
Mr.. Miller also paid for his son,
Mr.. C. E. Miller, who has just at
tained his majority, and for Ber.
ry Hammond. He says that he
does not see why everybody
does not do as he does and come
in and pay right at the start anc
be done with it.
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GOODWIN AND CLARK.
Only Candidates Who Comply
With Conditions of Special
Committee.

AS was expected, only two can
didates, H. L. Goodwin and O. L.
Clark, claimants of the nomina-
ton for Congress in the sensa-
tlonal conventions held in this
district in July, have entered for
the primary to be held on the
18th inst, so the contest settles
down to these two. They have
signed their pledges to abide
by the result and paid in their
money for the expense Of the
primary. Chairman Jas. R. Young.
of the special committee from
the State Democratic executive
committee to settle the mGddle
in this district, announced Fri
day the entrance Of only the two
candidates.
Republicans are hoping for tn {
worst in this district. Of course
andDemocrats are anxious, equal.
il vi Course, for d friendly ali,
unifying campaign.
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GOOD ROADS MEETING.
To Consider Route Through
Robson for Charlotte-to-Wil-
mington Highway.
To the Editor of The Robesonian:

To the Editor of The Robesonian:
At the organization of the
Charlotte-to Wilmington High
way Association | was appointed
the member from Robson coun-
ty Of the executive committee.
One Of the duties is that each
member Of the executive COM
mittee organize subcommittee
IN each county along the pro-
posed or probable route. |.
therefore, ask all persons in
Robson county who are inter-
ested in this route to meet me at
Lumberton or Friday, Septem-
Der 9th, for the purpose of Or
ganizing these subcommittee
and considering the different pos
sible routes through the county,
and anything else that may come
up concerning better roads.
There is little doubt as to the
temporary route Of this highway
from the Richmond county line
to Harper's Ferry, but there may
be difference of opinion from
that point to Lumberton, ane
there may be difference Of opin
ion from Lumberton to the Blader
county line. So we would lik,
for all parties to be present OF
this occasion and set forth the
advantages and disadvantages o
the different routes in order tina
: we may make an intelligent rec
ommendation to the executiv
7 committee, which will eventual
: ly decide on the permanent route
We would like for allintereste
4 to be present and if possibl
2 have their recommendations a
I to the different routes in writing
e The advantage in having thes
? recommendations in writing i:
/ that they can be more fully col
0 sidered when the State execl
s tive committee meets.
. Remember. the day and date
s Friday, September 9th.
V A. J. Mckinnon.
: Maxton, n. c., Sept. 3. 1910.
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News Notes and Personals From
Elrod.

Correspondence of The Robesonian
Elrod, Sept. 2-The picnic at
Purvis yesterday was quite a sue
cess.
Mrs. J. H. Canghman and chill
dren, Of Columbia. S. c., are Wis
iting relatives here. Miss Maud
Steward. who had been visiting
Miss Mae Mccall, left yesterday
for her home at Johns Station.
Miss Alma Floyd, of Fairmont,
is visiting relatives here. Mrs.
D. D. Bullard. of Nashville, Ca,
is visiting relatives here. Miss
Lula Mccall, Of Hasty, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Berta Billiard entertained
a few of her friends last Tues
day evening. They all seemed
to enjoy it very much.
Mr.. James Draughon, of Sa
yannah, Ca, is visiting relatives
here Mr.. Xenophen Barnard
has accepted a position with C. T
Pate & Co. Mrs. Brogan ant
daughter, of Georgia, are visiting
relatives here. Mr.. Willie Ora
ham, of Red Springs, is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Adams. Mrs. Flor;
Smith and son, of Dillon, S. C.
are visiting relatives near here.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05

Mecklenburg. DR.. Chas. Bland,
Jr.; Union, B. G.. Ashcraft; An
son, G.. w. Huntley; Richmond,
E. A. Lackey. Hamlet; Scotland,
J. F. McNair, Laurinburg;
Robson, R. D. Caldwell, Lum-
berton; Bladen, A. A. Clark,
Rosindale; Columbus, G. Her.
bert Smith, Cronly; Brunswick,
R. w. Davis, Southport; New
Hanover, Walker Taylor, Will
mington. Mr.. r. D. Caldwell of
Lumberton was elected chairman
of the finance committee at a
meeting held Immediately after
the convention adjourned. Leg
islative committee: Geo. Roun-
tree, Wilmington: A. S. Dockery,
Rockingham; A. E. White. Lum-
berton; G. E. Taylor, Southport;
E. H. Gibson. Laurinburg; w.
B. Love. Monroe.
In accordance with a recon-
mendation made by DR.. Pratt,
the convention passed resolutions
favoring increased State appro-
| priations for the purpose of furn-
ish:ng engineering assistance
to counties desiring it and legis-
lation looking to the employment
OF State convicts upon county
roads. A motion was adopted
requesting the papers of Char
lotte and Wilmington to conduct
a reliability race between these
two cities, dates and conditions
to be determined by the papers.
The convention was a success
in every way and there is nc
doubt that the highway will be
built. The next meeting will be
. held in Wilmington at the call Of
President Dockery. Among
those who attended from Robe
son were: DR.. T. C. Johnson ant
Messrs. R. D. Caldwell and ]. A
Sharpe, of Lumberton; Col. E
F. McRae, Major A. J. McKin
non, Chairman J. w. Carter 0
$ he board of county commission
: ,rs, ex-Congressman G. B. Pat
: -erson and Mr.. H. C.. McNair, Q
!. Maxton; and Mr.. w. S. Cobb, Q
:, Lumber Bridge, president of tn
v county Farmers Union.
l. Laurinburg gave the delegate
~ a royal welcome.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05
Dates of Farmers Union Meet
ings 9th and 10th.

To Me nbers of Farmers Union:
Notices sent out a few days
ago calling attention to county
meeting to be held on 9th and
9th inst. should have read 9th and
10th. Every Union member who
reads this notice is requested to
tell brother members Of the er-
ror in dates.
E. w. Stone,
Sec'Y.
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car belonging to Mr.. E!wood
Whaley drove to Hotel Red
Springs and the five gentlemen
stayed over for supper. The
other returned to Lumberton be-
fore supper. Mr.. Evans. the
new teacher for Antioch high
school, arrived Thursday morn
ing. He is a graduate Of David
! son in the class of 1910.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05
ST. PAULS PACKAGE.
School Opens A Business
Change-Bank Begins Business
Today-Persor.al.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
st. Pauls, Sept. 3-The st.
Paul high school opens Monday,
September 5th. The principal,
Pror. Arrowood, arrived last Sat-
urday.
Miss'Josie Evans, who had been
visiting friends at Wade, return
ed home Tuesday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff T. c.. Barnes, of
Lumberton, was in town Tues
day.-Mr. D.B. Mccormick made
a business trip to Lumberton
Tuesday. .-Messrs. J. C. Blanch-
ard, ia. Townsend and A. R. Nc
Eachern went to Lumberton
Monday on business.
The furniture store formerly
owned by L M. Culbreth & Bros.
has been purchased by Messrs.
J. I. Bynum and Steven Rozier.
Mr. c. R. Hester spent Wed
nesday in Fayetteville. Mr.. L.
Culbreth has left St. Pauls and
gone to Tar Heel, whence he will
construct the telephone line te
Elizabethtown.
Friends will be glad to learr
that Miss Eoline Shaw, who is il
the Highsmith hospital of Fay
etteville and who was operated
; on for appendicitis several day.
ago, is doing we'll. Mrs. Shaw
we regret to say, is still unim
, proved.
Mr.. J. G. Blanchard has re
turned from his vacation trip. =
Mr.. Carter spent Thursday il
2 Lumberton. Mr.. J. C. Lindsa
$ went to Fayetteville Tuesday,
Mr.. l.. McInnis went to Fayette
e vile Wednesday.
J, The St. Paul bank bnilding
! nearly complete. Business wi
: open up September 5th.
Mr.. J. w. Tew went to Fa!
=, etteville Thursday. y.-Mr. G. T
Humphrey was in St. Paul Wee
nesday. Mr.. Howard McGooga
went to Fayetteville yesterday
cousul, an oculist. Mrs. Ii
McGoogan is spending today
d Fayetteville. Little MissThere:
Broadwell is in St. Paul visitir
her little niece, Miss Rosa Ii
te Townsend. - Mrs. Locke M
is Geachy went to Fayetteville t
If day. Mr.. Frank Townsend h;
a, gone to Lumberton today {
'e business. Mr.. L. H. BroadWe
in of St. Paul R. F. D. l, is in S
" Pauls today. Mr.. L. H. Town
le end went to Fayetteville Thur
r, day.
lg Rev. 3. Townsend will be he
er tomorrow and hold services
lg 7:30 o'clock in the auditorium
d. the public school building. '
J. are looking forward to his col
s. ing with much pleasure.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05

CharlotteObserver, 9Th: Farm
ers from all sections Of the Unit
ed States will begin arriving to-
iay for the great national meet
ing of the Farmers Union which
will convene in this city tomor-
row. The first meeting will be
called to order at 1920 tomo row
morning in theAcademy of Music
oy National President e. S Bar
rett Of Union City. Ga. There
will be an address, Of we core
by Mayor T. w. Hawkins AZ d
one on behalf of the State Fas m
ers' Union by DR.. ]. M. Temple
ton of Cary.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-05

Licenses have been issued
TOR the marriage of Lizzie Britt
and June Pitman; Lett!e Branch
and Gordon Davis.