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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
4
Advertisement rates note five lines maximum for items like Wanted and For Sale. Rates are 24 cents weekly. Mail orders to Frank T Spinney publisher, Moore County NC, Pinehurst post office directory, second class matter.
A list of local officials appears for Mineral Springs Township and surrounding communities including commissioners John B L Watson and William Currie, clerk D A McDonald, sheriff Samuel M Jones, register W I Thattley, treasurer Daniel Hannon, coroner Dr G McLeod, and surveyor G Seawell. Also named are justices W W Cole Rubban Daniel Blue M L Morris James L Currie A Thoms Jackson Springs M Brown Patterson Bridge M M Thomas and C D Bentiow.
The Fayetteville Observer reprints items from the Confederate era including a report from the Secretary of the Confederate Navy on the Alabama and Kearsarge engagement dated Paris June 28, 1864. Telegraphs from Richmond on August 17 note Burnside’s relief, Wilcox’s command, and Federal losses at Mobile Bay. Reports also mention Carrington’s requisition and Tallahassee captures the Adriatic and Van Bell.
A Sunday dedication service for the Beulah area church drew a large, multigenerational crowd. Rev Rufus B. Tobey led prayers and hymns while Rev E B Hale and Rev Duncan spoke. Despite Rev Hugh Ingram’s absence, the congregation reaffirmed faith and pledged to worship in service of God and Christ. The structure, built by volunteers with generous local support, cost 67.50 dollars and impressed all with its neat finish and sturdy, handmade craftsmanship.
An Trishman entered a Minneapolis eating house seeking a square meal. The waiter served soup and celery which were consumed, then a lobster was presented. He looked at it, objected, claiming he had drunk dishwater and eaten the bouquet, and would be damned if he tasted it.
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