Mr Hatchett, will receive subscriptions
to the Times, and also receipt lor sub
scriptious for both the weekly and daily
edition.
Three Hail Storma in One Day.
A correspondent writiug from Falk
land, Pitt county, X. C, under date
of Saturday May 21, saj's: A dreadful
whirl wind passed tl rough Cotton Dale
farm near this place which did much
damage to all growing crops, followed
by hail and rain. The wind blew
down houses, unroofed barnes, uprooted
trees and carried timbers and fruit
trees a distance of several hundred
yards.
There was nothing left undisturbed
in its wake; even the small corn suffered.
Xo lo.s of life has been reported.
God is ever merciful, even while the
storm is raging. We have the promise
of a large crop of fruit of all kinds.
Fanners are backward some what in
this county.
m
Y. M.C.A. Work.
A meeting of the lady friends of the
Association was called for this afte
fTliiirsn-t v tn nrmniyp i
uoon ti-uursuay) to organize a
Ladies
Auxiliary. It is proposed that
the
Ladies shall liave officers, committees
and meetings of their own that they
l.r.ln tlip A soeia t inn mnri eflpn
,na OCip Uie Association UlOrC enec-
tually. Heretofore the work done by
tlem ,I,aS ?n iX1 done " feW ,dU
vidualn Voluntarily.
q-j y .olnmittpps for flip new As.
