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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1898
Page
4
Advertisement policy notice for classified lines limited to five lines and 25 cents weekly. Direct communications to Frank T. Spinney, publisher. Entered at Pinehurst Post Office Moore County NC as second class mail matter.
List of local officials including commissioners and clerks for Mineral Springs Township and Justices of the Peace across Rubicon West End Jackson Springs Pinehurst Patterson Bridge Clark's Mills and related offices. Names include John J. Watson William C. Currie T. B. Creel D. A. McDonald Samuel M. Jones W. H. Dattley Daniel Tannin Dr. G. McLeor J. G. Seawell W. W. Cole Daniel Bhie M. L. Morris James L. Currie C. A. Thommes M. Brown M. MM. Thoms C.D. Benbow.
In a village court, Squire Blue presided over Gillis versus Benbow regarding a damaged stump on Gillis land. The plaintiff claimed $25. testimony showed ownership and authorization disputes about sale of grasses and the stump. Judge Blue dismissed the case with costs $2.50. Also reported: funds being raised to build a church and school for colored residents near Linden, aided by Ma J. Cross and local subscriptions. a benefit netted $32 and plans for a 24 by 30 foot building with five windows and brick chimney, to begin soon and host Sunday services by March 27.
In Boston on Thursday night the Sons and Daughters of [linvis] held a meeting. Vice-President Henry Haynie recounted a Lincoln anecdote about Springfield's Fire Hose Company seeking extra supplies, Lincoln asking questions in his law office, and promising to donate twenty dollars and fifty dollars, as Mrs Lincoln finally agrees.
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