Mr. Claud Powell, of Taylor's
Bridge, and Miss Maggie Boney,
were married at the home of the
bridge's father, Mr. J. W. Boney, of
North Clinton, last Thursday. Long
life to the happy couple.
A blue mark on your paper next
week will mean that you are behind
with your subscription, and that an
immediate settlement of same will be
appreciated. Friends, please give
this matter your attention.
The visiting Attorneys to our
Court this week are as follows:
Messrs. C. B. Aycock and W. R. Al
lei, Goldsboro; H. G. Shaw, Fayette
ville; A. D. Ward, Kenansville H.
L. Stevens, Warsaw; Jones and Far
mer, Dunn.
Mrs. Dr. Isaac Hobbs died at her
home in North Clinton township on
Tuesday 'morning Oct 3rd in her
53rd year. Mrs. Hobbs has suffered
with paralysis for the past ten years.
The funeral services were conducted
at the grave in the Clinton cemetery
by Rev. Mr. Greening.
By carelessly leaving a bunch of
keys in the door that leads into his
stables one evening last week, Mr. J,
W. Hunter was relieved of same by
a passer by. Know ing that the ob
ject in view was to get in the store,
Mr. Hunter armed himself with a
dbhr-Lamded .bt run and Uk
fitaou where h. couldn't
to await the coming of tbe rogue,
The man with tk I .r;.ttt
, . - Mviruui t-u
; I'-rM the etore whifc Mr. Iluotrr
1 gone afUrr the gun, a, be a -,a
CwniiniT OUt abtjut an Lmr Fifr
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