Whereas, The Railroads of North Car
olina hare been extremely kind and gen
erous in furnishing free transportation to
all veterans not pensioners, and whereas
there is a large n amber of veterans not
able to pay even the reduced rates, I ap
peal to all good citizens of the county to
see to it that this fare is paid so as to
enable toe old soldiers to enjoy to the
fullest extent the delight and pleasure
of the encampment, which will be free
of all cost while in eamp.
E. D. HALL, Adjutant.
Atteatioo, Confederate Vettrans 1
Sampson Camp, No. 137 By previ
ous arrangements fer the grand re-union
of the Old Veterans of Sampson we
have set Tuesday, August 16th, at eight
o'clock A. M . , to leave Clinton for camp
Holt on the seashore, where we will
spend a few days. Fare there and re
turn on Railroad $2.45. All are expect
ed to bring one blanket and three days
I rations each. C me one - come all.
The Veterans will camp in the Grove,
not at Camp Holt By ord r of
R. H. Houlidav,
Commander of Camp Sampson, No, 137.
i
Personals.
Dr. and Mrs. Boyette left Tuesday
afternoon to visit relatives in Virginia.
rr. Ohfta nnvAtto. of Mt. Olive, will
f . . .aa n, iKa nfflnA n, h5a Krnfhfir
n, - nt BovattlL dnrin, hi8 afc8Pnee
in Virginia.
Mrs. a. L. Jfaison, wno is spenuing
the summer at Wrightsvlle Beach, was
in town last week. -
Miss Walker Morrisey, who was in
Wilmington during the Encampment,
i J A ,
rt,l,uruea jcsittanjf.
Misses TemDe and Annie Herring
went 0Q a visit to Wilmington last wee.
