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jnpde poller For Year in Advene*
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m^^HHnaonabio and mad> known on
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j^HBpiW M second-clas* matter Fob
gjnsyfKth. 19W, at too post office
W* "? ?" uM'er the Act ot
CmI. 1879. <
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HMrbig B tUlaoliipa, the biggest
.immP'ed fur the U ntted St*tea
jBbg^^^Hpill atari) be built, line nt
Nwwphi t New*, V*., and the other
?t Stm York. They will o?et aeven
'ttltnn dollar* each and will be I
i?Hd Mhwiaaippt and Idaho, to I
take the place of the two told to
Gfeiisce laat Hummer. These bat
ijfceliipe will each have a length
> f 6:14 jftaet and'a bredth of 87 feel
'Ml l^pn'd of 21 knots- The.v
vflf'lilieauipped with Twelve 14
I ?-V guins. and a' torpedo defence
'h"(^^Hpf twenty two five inch I
i-id Are gun*. They will be
I't'iMM b.v turbine* and lit
iasd with oil burning boHers,
W? herewith give a summary of
I lie proposed amendment* to the
CMii*titipo to be voted oii in the
F.lection of Nov. 8 1914. (1) To
change the term "Wat tif the Re
bellion" where uaed to "War fce
iween the State*." (2) To increase
the compensation of member* of
the General us*embl.v to $380 per
jfeseion and decrease their mileage.
(.7) To limit local private apd speci
41 legislation by tile general a?
?embA (4) To change the day
?f inaugurating the governor. (6)
' To prevent delay* in trial* by pro
viding enurgeucy judge*. (?) Re
moving obsolete sections f/om the
constitution. <7) To reviae and re
form the avatem of. revenue and
taxatiun. (8) To prevent speeial
charter* to corporations by the
general assembly. (9) To prevent
special charter* to town* cities
"-Jmoyated Yttfage*.~TrtJ| To re
I V. . inonth* -public school
flgntt
U^OeriC^*' *rs t,,e household
, atana la * admonished "not to
Lflf'tke^1 we""d"'n*: due
?ktved reap if W* faint
this^jplie* even to the
Bs*ch(le tails ? everyday life.
^'5^*re man^Shing* that are
gouraging, viewed through the
rA*e* of the wourid'a estimation,
ryiithe lack of appreciation for
''idne* t?r of gratitude for help
suit? red) pi other* is not tlie least
f these.'Yet tliia need not trouble
ie wf^b ie doing gbod n<A "for
raise or reward and one avak f.,r
it of Him
gu??," A
ed b.v the
mitjr, will
eyond the
cience end
is serving
si merit in
n the feet
spirit of
thought of
better if
r end un
it secretly
not know
nee HE cents
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Reader* by out Regukt
Caneipondent
Mr. H.C. Sluirp spent several
daya in Norfolk last week.
Mrs. B N. Hare and "daughter
riieTina, of .Suffolk, ia visiting Iter
TiSther Mr. W. Q. Oopeland.
We are v?r.v sofr.v hi note the
illness of Mr. W. M. Rowe who
has been seriously ill with hem
orrhagic fever since last Thursday.
His many friends wish him a
siieedy recovery.
Mrs. T. J. Basnight, of ftres
well. spent several days last week
with her son Mr. H. S. Basnight.
Mr^. T. R. Jernigan lies moved
in hec uew home near here, it is
? very handsome building, and an
ideal country home.
Ihe Ban list Association con
venes here at the Baptist Church
this week, a large crowd of dele
gates and visitors are expected to
be present and preperations have
been tnade for same.
We are indeed gl?| to know Mr*
B, F. William* is able to go to
ride, and expects to attend the
association.
P Tteri is no school this week
owing to the illness of Miss
Mason's cousin Mr. W. M. Kowe.
Mr". R. t. Mason and Miss
Sadie Cullens were married
Wednesday at 2 o thick a^'the
home of the brides pafielfts Mr.
snd Mrs. W. E. Cullens, by Rev.
J. A. Morris, of Ahoskie, they
left immediately for .Washington,
C. C.,- where they at>ent several
d"y#:
Miss Lucille Williams
from Cliowan College this week to
attend the association. ^
Mrs. J. Mason, of Edenton, is
at the bedside of her nephew Mr.
W. M. Rowe, whofs very i||. i. '
f^Pr, J. E. Wilsouj of Hertford,
is a visitor to our town this week.
Miss Nancy Behthnil, of St.
Johns is visiting Mes. R. C.
Mason. f:'
?Several of our people are attend
ing court at Winton this week.
The f). E. S. Qh^ptor helda its
regular^ meeting last Tuesday
night, Mrs. H. 8, Basnight and
Mise^Lilliap C. Askew were elect
ed delegare* to attend the School
of Instruction, at Plymouth, N. 0..
Novemijer 6th.
Several of our people expect to
attendarthe Quarterly meeting at
the M. E. Church at Powellsville
next monday.
Miss Qarol Sharpe of Belle
Haven is visiltipg Miss Janie
Sharpe
Menola News
local and Otherwise
? Mies Janie Browne, who ia
teaching in Virginia spent tiie
weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mra. J. T. Browne.
Mrs. Mollis Wuodard of Weal
Norfolk, ia visiting her daughter
Mrs. S. E... Li vermun.
Mr. and Mra. John Chitty visit
ed relatives near St. John's Sun
day. ' ;
Mrs. Janie Parker returned last
week from a visit to friends in
Norfolk. JfjT* r ' :'f gjjr' ??
Mr. Jolin Chitty of Mujfrees
boro was in our Vicinity a "short
while one day4 last week.
Mr. devie Vinson 4taa a visiAir
at Eurg ^unday afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary Socie?
ty met at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. E. (i. Parker Sunday
afternoon.
Farmers in this section sre quite
busy getting off peanuts, most
of them nave tbair cotton nearly
out- w- . '.'J
Sortdose* M6 will break any ?n
of Fever or CbUla. Price 26 cents,
yy TKCf' ???*??
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Winloa Waveletls
Ihwy l**optr Fnv ? lliwy Town
Mrs. Veuie Johnson and little
daughter Venell spent Sunday wiili
her sister Mrs. I. V?Turner.
Mrs. J. A. Clark .of Norfolk, is
visiting tier mother Mrs. J. H.
Jenkins. ' \'
Mrs. M. A. Cowan spent Sun
day with Mrs. Julia Newaouie.
> A large crowd of our people at
tended the fair at Raleigh last
week.
Mr, Duke Eur* spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. I. V. Turner.
Mrs George Browne spent from
Friday until Sunday with relatives
in Gates county.
Mrs. B. Hill of Eure spent?un
day with her mother Mrs. A. W.
Liverman.
Mrs. William Ealey is visiting
Mrs. C. F. Griffin.
Mr. and M^rs. T. L. L*suiter re
turned home Saturday after spend
ing some time with relatives in
Gates.
Mrs. Hilda Hines of Union
spent Tuesday $ij town.
On Wednesday morning Oct.
21st. at seven-thirty the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Stor.v was
gaddened .by the death of their
only"Wtildf Hazel McDaniel age 18
months she was so Bright and ad
ded so much happiness not onlv to
the young parents, but the entire
town.
We all loved her, but Got loved
her best and sometime up sgdieir
understand. Our hearts "grr
out in symimthy to loved ones re.
memberiug God Chasteneth those
whom be loveth. Little Hazel is
not dead but sleeping. .
"God bade the children come
to him the loving sbephesrd in his
bright changeless Jiome. ' Then
weep not for baby. The darling of
your heart. Since you can go to
her above.
And never more to part. Bow
humbly neath tnis chastening.
Kiss passiyly the rod; Tie' sent
in "sweet correction to draw you
nearer God.
Aulander News
Compiled and Arranged (or Herald
Reader* by ?u Regular
Corresponded
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Baptist church in Norfolk,
Among those who attended tha
lecture at Murfreeaboro last Thurs
day evening were Messrs A. F.
Rice, Langley Tayloe, Colbert
Williford, Teele Harrell and Roy
Howell.
Mrs. A. L. Lumpkin of Perth
mouth is a guest of her daughter
Mrs. J. A. Williford.
Misses Bessie aud May Tayloe
of Ahoskie were visitors here hist
week. ' \ ?
A large rattlesnake was killed at
Lightwood Knot mill last week by
Mr. Jim Slado. The rattler had
ten rattles and a button. Another
reptile was seen elose by but could
not be located when a search was
madi.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin of
Rich Square were gueate of Mra.
J. R. Williford in their home here
last Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. Dunning and chil
dren are spending this week en
Roxobel with Mrs. C C. Tyler a
sister of Mrs. Dunning. *'
Miss Clsrice Williford left Wed
nesdey for Harrellsville near which
place she will teecb school this
winter. . ^ ?
A good many people from' here
wilt ettend the. Association at
Harrellsville this. wnk. /
L Prof. L. G. Bullard J out again
after e short spell of,?ifcknesa and
will anon take gbprjre of the sChool
again, /
hope she may soon i < uble to
walk again. Jag
Mr. aud Mr*. J.??. Hoggard
and little son John Hunter spent
Sunday in the liouie of Mr. Ealey
Britton.
Mra. Jim Umphlet u lea flying
trip tu Gatesvtiie Blum in v.
Mies Carrie Parfcet who has
been nick with chills is uble to be
iu acbiiol again. '
Mr. Spirgh tilled |>i* mgular ap
pointment ?t Holly Spring Sunday
and preached a very inteieating
sermon to a large congregation. He
also preached at Oak Dale school
hooae in the eveniug.;;
Miss Helen Harrell or Gates
county visited her aunt Mrs. Joint
Eure Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. C. W. Harman wus seen on
our streets last weelypude it look
like old times again. -
Mr. and Mrs, Daisy Lang and
Mother Mrs. Winbtrnf waa in
town Sunday. >V*8|
Mra. Wooten and daughter of
Ahoakie visited Mrs. J. A. Ealey
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Petter Wright have except
ed a position near Eure. building
a house for Mr. John Brisker.
L*ttl^.Mias Nina Sue Isreal re
ceived a surprise package by par
se! poet one day laat week two
uioa doll babies from Port Norfolk
it ia to early for Santa Claus.
Glad to (fee Mr. B. U. Brown
out again after,being down sick a
few days. v
East Carolina Teachers Tiiining
School Nevs.
Tbore lire 61 counties of North
Caroline and six states, N. C., S.
Q., Vs., Ga., Miss., and Fla., re
presented at the Training School
this year. Three of tliese are
from Hertford County. They are
Maggie Futrell, Janet Mptthewa
and lrallliitlliiilfr 'MM. '
On Mondsv evenitj^ AActobej
19th. Dr. B. W. Sniffcan. Field
Secretary for the Sunday schools
of tiie Southern J&iiitirt Gmven
t>n, delivered * very interesting
d entertaining lecture. His sub
ject was "Failing Down ' on His
i Job," or the negative of "Making
Good." The lecture was full of
i i nch humor and good sound sense.
Ninety-seven new members have
joined the Y. W. C. A. They
were brought into the organiza
tion by n beautiful inductive
service.
HO students hire joined the
Bible classes.
The Edgar All^n Poe Litefary
Society is rehearsing for a big
performaiice of Longfellow's Hia
wilt lis, which will be presented as
a oageant early in the winter.
$13.70
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Savanna, JGa.,
and Retuijn
TBE ATLANTIC CCuTLINE,
The Standard Rairoa^Mthe South.
Anural Cortyention |
United Daughters of
the Confederacy,
Tickets on sale November
7th., to 10th.. iricl sive, -and
for trains schedule to reach
Savanna before m on of the
11th. Limited to each ori
ginal starting poin perior to
midnight of Novel tber 20th.
1914.
W. J. Craig,
Passenger Trrfljcijttanager.
Ganeral Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, "NfiC.
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Valuable Estate"
for Sale.
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Two nice corner lots with ;
good residence, situated on |
Church Street. 1<
One hie* lot containing ?
one 'acre with Tobacco J
Warehouse on Mairr'Stseet, ?
in town Aboskie, N. C.
Three nice fart^s nerfE
good towns with good tranM
potation facilities. ^ .
For full information with
prices. See
Dixie Land and Investment Co.
Ulintom R. C. .
H. H. JONES, Manager.
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Executors Notice.
Having qualified as ax ecu tots of
L. N, Parker, deceased, late of '
Hertford Couoty, N. CI.this is to j
notify all persons having clains 1
against the estate of said deceased J
to exhibit them to the undersigned i
on or before the 14th., day of <
#enleml>er, 1916, or this notice ]
will be piead in bar of their re* J
Coverjr. AH persons indebted to '
said estate will please make im- <
mediate payment.
This September 14th., 1914.
P. D Pabkek, ;'.v a
W. H. Bbtaht Jb., \
. 1 Executor. <
W. W. Rooehs, Attorney. J
1 haveTn^KP^'celineof thene /eat shapes in Hats. :
o uT 1, fclfsfe !;nrf Ut M ",,d Mis*-c,tmk*- '
Bilk Underware tod ho fourth. Call |
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W?i|rrBa!; *?? For Our 136 Page Oift
ai J ?'?f] ^ Cateiog. "Ita Free!"
Be ft?Bl "????? P*^"ni?e ?oatl?-r?i enterprises for then
le a" U? vi, mall , copTof ** hutt,e* For thU reason
every iitne U?iTwWkj this paper is read becfuse we know itTwit) ?
solve tilny ?41 * :? ft "robl?m. ?? well a* save von N
? money fi ,\ Wm|. Tt'a Fiwe* ,OU ,,e< dj.n our ,ine- Oont II
jPAlV?fr^KOHEENWi>OD CO. i>c ?
I PWAHOMT .TH.W I.KRH SOUTH"
] GHANBV rJF^PKT CORNKR CITY HALL AVE. 0
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nr^ LINER Y! !
[ Fall and"|i^linl*r opeuing. Pattern Hate from New York
? will be on d? fr'V* I am carrying tlia bigest line of Lndies
r and CbildrefrX^u'u Knd Uloaka. "A specialty on Corsets." j
MRS. eI^C MUTTON, Ahoskie, N. C. I\
foENERAlji PUBLIC?!
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| For the next sixty daysLvWjj shall slash prices, regardless |
? of cost This Stock of GoodlMj2i|st This/is practically a
Fall and Winter Stock, therer??We did not try to push them
I on the market during the r months.
5/ It is now time to sell Fsll antf^Bl1nter Goods. Way pay for a Pair of B
Shoes or an Ovfer Coat cmst and prt rit ^Bkd, when you can buy them at
1 p cost? I
|. We have a good stock of Heayy v8hoes * Whe'fcted thM !??*? materially advanced on fl
I the wholesale markets, since these wert bong? V *-ou c*n lhem here for?u*l sod less ?
thai, cost at wholes^. By). ?
We have .a large assortment of Men's ?**J|?'ware that must go. We have a roll of ?
Ingran Caroet, .original price 60 cents per ? ? will now be sold for 39 centa per yard.
Linoleum 6 frtJhvide. oridinal price 75 cents ?JXiyard, now 49 cents per yard. We have a B
lot of Pants, |Bfcwire, Cuttlery, Can Goods. Hn Goods, Notions and all of which must go.
We have BBod assortment of Suitcases. KJ several Ladie's and (htnl'a Truuks that B ,
I will be sold at cost, also a large lot of Men'a BT Boy's Hata that will be sacrificed, pf ?
? ? JP^"' 1 'f . ~ I
Remember When You Spend a Dollar life Yoii Save From 25 to 50 Cents.
I J. T. WILLIAMS, Admr., of\
I . v D. P. ZM /??/l Deceased I
^HOSKIE, NOR^I J
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EVERYTHING TO FURNISH WE HOME ON THE {
EASIEST CRfepffERHS. ?? I
Here the Poor Man'Promise Equals the { H
11P i \'i Rich Man's Money in Fwishing the Home.
! Small Weekly Payt-J^s Foot the Bill. j H
.We have just received tfr the factory a car load of f 11
| ' Furniture that we bought to aelrn easy terms.
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II;v You be the judge af thvhether or no we; offer |
better values than others po sell for cash.
GMRETTh BAKER H
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Ahoskie.UL C. j II j