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October 17th., We TOBACCO PLANTERS WARE- Jjf
HOUSE CO. at Rockv Mount, N. C., sold the past week yfc
m Three Hundred and Forty Thousand Pounds of Leaf' w
(IS Tobacco for Forty-Sevetj.Thousand and Eight Hundred w
$ Kd Eighty-Eight Dollars. - Jk
^ Many wagon loads were sold at from twenty to twenty
^|y five cehts average. These were the highest sales we have
made since the crop begin to move. Ship us your.Tobacco &
as and we will s?lljt on arrival for the, highest market price W
W and mail you ch^ck promptly. W
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Yours to serve, u/
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flj P. C. VESTAL, Manager, ?
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% It's tlie choice of mother, father, sister and brother?and
f the boarders, if there be any. It1* one subject upon which
? the winrte family agree, That's because Montauk Ice
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M DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR EARNINGS J
?u . i'ut stripe aside f?>r possible sickness, or misfrtune.
We <v ileotne small 'accounts us well as large onee. K
Tlie man wllo lias a little money saved is the one who is
X in a position to openthe door when Opportunity Knocks.
Don't rim the risk of loss by fire or thieves, deposit your W
V surplus earniiigs. with us. Ml;
S TITK BAlSTK OF WINTONf
-WINTON, N. C. ^
p. TUB SURE WA Y TO PROSPER
iii to save some money all -the time. The safe way to save
/R is to put the money in'BANK. ?
Not necessary to make larg deposits. Small and fre
quent additions to your account will make yonr bank
it balance grow amazingly fast. We pay i% on- Time Certi
U In lies. Depocit your money with
p t.a rmers-atl bank
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T Fall und Winter opening. I'attern Hats from New York ^
J will be on display. I aincarrying the bigest line of Ladies ;
T and Children Suits and Cloaks. "A specialty on Corsets." %
j ' '"mil and dress up and look good. 2
| MRS. E. C. BRITTON, Ahoskie, N. C. I
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MS WE TliS yooi
^ ^o come to our store nnd look over the many things 2
4} whicl^tam must have to be comfortable, as the season ad- T
^ varices yVur needs must be supplied and we are in a position 2
A to far; y tin- most of them, at interesting prices, so don't ?
^ failj^Jpve us a call. This month makes ten years which 2
4 v.-enavs been in busings, and we are proud to think we en- x
< ? jo.v the confidence of all with whom, we have dealt.
Thanking,you for your goodwill and patronage. A
? We are youre,
t HOGGARD & STOKES, i
| AHOSKIE, N. C.
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, i rator of Uh <ria>> oi VVinii r v/{,
Coinus dccVn,.vil j?ie- of Hertford (
County, N. C., 'lliin is to polity ;
ill persons having claims a^iiinst
the c>ft3in of said .daCCJUcsl.. jo
exhibit llism In llif niiucrsign on
or befbfe the 27 day of October
1915; or tbis notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery
411 persons indebted to Said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment.
Tiiis the 27, of October 1914.
H. W. Greene, Adinr*
Winborue& Win borne, Attys.
Executors Notice. -
Having qualified as executors of
L. N. Parker, deceased, lHte of
Hertford County, Ni C.. thia is to
notify all persons having ehtins
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undedsigund
on or before the 14th., dky of
September, 1915, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This September 14th., 1914.
W. H. Bbtant Jr.,
a*.
Executor.
W. W. Rogers, Attorney.
OUR LINE OF STAPLE
GROCERIES
can be railed, upon as being always
pure.and fresh. Housekeepers who
know end sppreoiete good
Coffee, Tea, Sugar
Spices
and GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
will be thoroughly satisfied wtth our
foods after the first purchase. -
Lowest Cash Prices to be
Found in Town
J. P. BOYETTE,
AHOSKIE, N. C.
CHO WANMGIORCO
PtntRf?r??Mall?Express
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U. VAUGHAN,
GENERAL MANAGER
Itturlrtesboro, -11. C.
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1 Sweet Oil
was made famous when
Olive Oil was used.
, The same kind that IT
has made its reputa
tion and makes it a
valuable remedy is
used when you get
CLIMAX BRAND
10 and 25c bottles.
Roberts Drag Co.
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j The War in Brief
SUMMARY OF THE
EUROPEAN WAR
FOR ONE WEEK READ AT A GLANCE
November I?TurktJ has definite
ly '"Vimi h>f lot with Austria and '
Oern.sBy, and If Portugal Is counted i
tliai e flaw sm eleven ppwors *t-wwr
vith prospects ot three mora?Greece,
Bnlgrrfe and Rumania?being drawn ,
la
The fighting In tha last (ew days in ,
Flanders and Franca has been but a ,
rap at! ttou al a bat baa been going on :
for days past. The Hermans hero ,
continued tt> push thalr attack, aimed
ultimately at Fr*?ch coast ports, but <
aa before. It has bean a ding-dong at- ,
(air, one sflla making progress only |
to lose the crowed gained lbs ms(
might or day,,, ,
Tha German armies are, said by the
Russians to have been defeated be
fore Wgpeaw and Ivangorod. 'They ]
oontlnue to fall Ji*ck v.pnd the, nejr, j
Russian front now extends In a semi- i
circle from Plock, northwest of War
saw, through Leds and Piotrhow and (
Oatrow to southwest of Ronere. i
In Gaiicia tha Russians are having
more difficulty ta dislodging tha Aue- ,
trlass from thalr positions <m the
?an. (
"As shoeing the huge German losses ,
la tw Ypres seuiou 'it is staled the
British soldiers have burled more ,
than 25,000 Germans." says a mea- ,
sage to th* Weekly Dispatch.
November I,?The renewed assaults
of the Gurmans, which have led in the
last fow days to the most violent fight- '
leg of tha WMS still are progressing j!
with fury almost unparalled, but there; ,
have been no changes of Importance
at any point along the liOO mile line
of bnttie. . '
The German And Austrian forces In :
the east, compelled to retire before ;'
the Russian Advance, have taken up
new poeKions, and a renewal of gen
eral lighting Impends Austrian suc
cesses on thfl Russian left flank are 1
claimed In Berlin
Heavy fighting has been resumed j,
along the Austra-Serrian border.
According to official advlcea from ,
Vienna, the Auwijrians crossed the
Save and I Tina rivers d-ove iiadi"*
the enemy and occupied .several
towns. This la disputed by Servians,
who state that the Austrian attacks
were repulsed with heavy losses.
All accounts agree that tha loss of
life of the last fortnight has been
-tremandoui. o*ing presumably to the
fact that the fighting haa been large
ly la tl.e open.
The long dispute over the Indemnity
which the city wf Brussels is to pay
the Germane has been settled, Berlin
reports. The amount is said to have
been fixed at $9,000,000.
November $.?The German war
ships Gneireman, Scharnborst, Num
bers, Lelpslc and Dresden attacked
the British fleet (jfT Corcnel. Chile.
The British cruiser Ifonmouth was
sunk The cruiser Gpodhopw was
very badly damaged and she was
on fire and Is (apposed to have been
lost.
Ti.a nefflaV .nil -nv nisswoir iorvb
I Lf SJ uaufu vi U1.JOI uiaoeun iwwa
refu*# In the harbor of Coronel and
la now bottled up. The German bat
tleehlpB Bchamhorat, Number* and
Gnelsenau anchored at midday to
day In Valparlio harbor uninjured.
Emporor Nicholas left Petrograd
for the front, accompanied by General
SoukhomllnolT, the minlater of var.
The British submarine D-l was
sunk In the North Sea, early this
morning by a mine which was thrown
out by a German cruiser retreating 1
before British crullers.
'iSflfie French official announcement
lays the German*, would appear to
have completely abandoned the left
bank of the Y-er beloW Dlxmude and
that troops of the allies have reocru
pled points on tba river without any '
great -difficulty.
!- Russia has apparently welcomed the
war and will not give the Turks a
chanoe to draw back. The British
cruiser, Minerva has smashed the
Turkish bass of operations against
the. English at the head of the Gulf
6f Akabah. The Turkish ambassa
dor In London hap as yet madc ap ar
rangements tr> leave and th# embassy ;
stUl maintains a conciliatory attitude.
The jclosii.g of the Nor ; ', sea to all.
skipping except that which places it
' self under the protection of the Brit
leh fleet la recognised a? the first
ptroke of Admiral Baron Fisher, the
new first sea lon^of the admiralty,
and as one of the most Important
events of th* war.
November 4?Turkey has definitely
broken off diplomatic relations with
Great Britain. France, Russia and
Sorvfa. Her diplomatic representa
tives In the t*pltnle of those coun- i
tries, acting on srdars from the Porte, .
demanded and received their paaa-j
porta. Borne already here left.
Official reports of the fighting on
land as Issued reoorded only advance#
'at various points and repulses of th*
enemy** attacks pt?oth>rs. There Is,
In fact, no ureal change In the sltua-'
t'ou, ncoordfng to these reports.
A large German trawler has been
destroyed by a mine south of the Dan
ish Island of T-ongeland In the greet
belt. The fate of her crow Is not
known. ?
"The sltnatloa In Gallcla Is un
altered. Until now 1,500 Russian
prisoners have been brought In from
Recent engagements. Our Hussars ;
surprised a Russian ammunition col- ?
(
urnn at Rybltk in Stry Valley and cap
tured many wagon load* of artillery
ammunition."
Th y-British cruiser MM arm has
bombarded the Arabian town of Jed
tab on the Red Sea.
? sudden change baa been noted
lines November 3 on the East Prue
?Ian front, where the enemy, which
recently has been on the defensive
almost everywhere, has begun to tall
back at certain points. This retreat
Is precipitate on the left wing of the
enemy, which was vigorously .thrown
back toward Btala and Lick.
General French, commander-111
chief of the Uritkii forces la the field,
has expressed him-eU as greatly
pleased with the bearing of Indian
troopr. and has sent the following
message to tbe Indian corps com
Bandar; "Please congratulate your
Indian troops op their gallant oon
duct and express my gratitude to
them"
November i.?No-decision has been
reached at West Flanders aan i
dunes end the'opposing forces of the
Hermans and allien now sis ad virtu
ally ae they have stood for many days
A Petrograd newspaper eaya a
Turkish army of <0,000 men Is on tbe
Caucasus frontier and lias occupied
many villages. 4
A dlspatah from Odessa says 12
Herman and Turkish colliers have
been sunk oft tbe coast of Anatolia
Prance, following the lead of Groefi
Britain, has deplored war on Turkey
Persia has sent a rote to tha powers
announcing that it will maintain etricJ
neutrality. The dpualah premier alec
sa>d that Spain will not become em
brelled.
American martens are said to have
landed in Beirut, Syria, to protest Lbs
Christian population.
According to a Rotterdam dtopctcb
the people of Oet.end hare been warn
ed to take to their collars with a five
days' food supply.
A German "?l"? In Alexandria.
Egypt. lias bees eeaten-.ed to life tin
prRcnmoiit,' on- a charge that he-In
tended to blow up she Sues cartel. 1
i'he British mine sweeper .Mary has
boon sunk In tbe North ee b'ye mine
November ..fi?The fhst decisive tie
toi-y of IBe war Tins i"he?L?on. -Tchiti
Tau. the German fortress on the Shan
Tung peninsula in China, has sun ?
derod to the alHee.
On the Europoap battle front Rus
sian claims, Mirouch Grand Duke
Nicholas, her commander-in-chief,?the
greatest victory since the beginning
of the war In the driving back of the
Germ mm te their East Prussian fron
tier sad defeats to the Germane and
Austrian* below the river Vietuta.
In Austria, according to the Ger
mans, the Ruse lane still are continual
ty harassed by the troops of Emperor
Francis Joeech.
I* the extreme western rose, eoufh
an J eest of Yprea, hard fighting eon
ttaeee, hut with neither side having ?
distinct advantage.
On the Alane the French say they
have rotaken the town of Souplr. The
Uennana assert they Rare won tjr.
port ant positions t ear St. Mlhlel.
As for the operations ny Russians
and Turks against each other, nothing
new has developed. The Turks are
?aid to be ad vending In the Stall pen
Inalde, to the direction of Egypt Ber
ttn dor-.lares the ameer of Afghanistan
has sent 170,000 men to the British
Indian frontier and also that the Shel
kul-lslem, the head of the Mohamma
dan church lrr Turkey, has bad spread
throughout the world a* decree say
ice .hat In the war with Russia, Great
B'riial nand. Trance, n is the duty of
Mussulmans to be true to their faith
Greece, It la sold, has satisfied the
desire she had at the close of th?
late Balkan mar, by taking Eplrtre.
November 7?Both sides claim te
have mode progress here, the Anglo
French forces southeast of the town
and the Germans southwest.
Correspondents In the tear of the
armies say the fighting has not ap
prectably lessened and that bcy.i aider
are nedes e tremendous weight of s>r
tfllery In an ondeavor to .dear the
way for an lnfaniry advance.
Elsewhere along the line the usual
attacks and counter-attacks have been
delivered without material change in
the situation.
Thtaga are moving slowly- la the
near Eaet, eo far as la known-here.
Russia Is soild to be finding useful
allies In the Armenttfans, who at
last see a hope of freedom from
Turkish rule.
There la no chtrigs In the political
situation in the Balkans. It ie said,
however, that agitation has been re
newdd ta Roumaula tor the partiplpa
tion of that country In the war on
the-side of the Allies.
The fall of Tstcg-Tau cauaod re
lolclng here It la believed that with
the surrender of the German fortress
the Anslo-JapGneeee fleet whl-ch took
part.In the siege will be detailed to
hnnt down German cruisers still at
large In the Faclflc.
No announcement has been made
concerning the amount of booty the
Afliei obtained through the surrender
of Tftng-Tau but It la believed the
Germane destroyed every thing pes
sible before cf.ptulailmt. *
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An Active Uvcr Means Health.
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.If yon want good health, a clear
complrxion and freedom from
Dizziness, Constipation,, Bilious- -
Headijchis and Indigestion,
take Dr. ^ting^e New Life Pills.
They drivo out 'fermenting and un
digested food and cure Constipa
tion. .jOnly 25c. at your druggist.
Adv.
Aboskie, N.C.* Sepfc<f 23rd., 1914.'
UT IS CIS mi COTTM.
Our gin is in better shui>e tlian
ever before we it re giving ?s good
results as any gin in the country.
Baging knd 4HM one dollar per
bale. Market prices t>aid"for cot
ton in seed or tint. Highest mar
ket price paid for geed.
Ahoskje Gi.nino Co.
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Notice of Safe.
By virtue of lite power and
authority given in a certain con
tract, executed by and between O.
P. Johnson, L. C. Johnson,
Audrew Vaughau and wife Alice
E. " Vaughan. Fannie Lassiler,
Audrey.' Futreli and wifePattie A.
Futrell, Jesse R. Joyner and wife
8adie\A. Jo.vner, ,T N-, Vinson and
wife Carrie T. Vinson, Tullie H.
Joh'nsbn and Ferdinand B. John-,
son, parties of tl>e first part, and
S. H. Johnson mid wife" llattiY]
Johnson, parties of the second
part, which is duly recorded in the
office of Register of Deeds foi
Hertford County, North Carolina,
in bonk 25, on pages 530 et sep.,
the undersigned will offer for salt
atfpuolie outcry, in front of itir
Mayor's office in the town of Mur
ireesboro, in tiie County and State
aforesaid, on Tuesday,. Decembei
1st., 1914, at uoon, upon the foi
lowing terms, via?one half cash,'
and the remainder in equal
amounts in one and two years from
late of sale, to be evidenced by the
notes of the purchaser and secured
by a deed of trust on the follow
ing described real estate, which
will be sold by the undersigned at
the time and place aforesaid, to
wit:? ? /
The truct of land situate in Mur
freerfboro > township, Hertford
County, North Carolina, whereon
Henry H. Johnson resided at the
time of his d^alli, known us the
"H. II. Johnson Home Place."
lying on the public road . leading
from Murfreesboro to St. Johns,
N-C-, adjoining the lands of lite
heirs of JU B. Warren, T. J.
Vaughau and the lands of Jas.
Brett uud oiliers, and containing
one hundred and thirty nino acres,
more or less.
The purchaser may anticipate
'lie.deferred payments, if Ste eo
.lestres, and pay the whole of the
purchase money in cash.
This October 2Sth., 1914.
L. J. Lawkkncx,
_ Altorney-lu-fact.
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f Notice of Sale!
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B.v virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of Ilertfrrd Coun
ty entered in a special proceedings
tliere pending wherein J. K. Byrd,
Guardian of Lucretic B.vrd, Minor,
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is pciitiouer exparte to the court,
l will on Saturday the" 18th.,~day
if November 1914. at one o'clock
P. M., expoae to public sale at tlie
court house dour in Win ton,-N^C.,
to the highest bidder for cash the
following bounded and described
tract or parcel of land iu Hertford
County, North Carolina, to wit:
That allure or lot of the Simpson
Pieice home place tract of land
which was allotted to Lucretia
Pierce in the Simpsqu Pierce land
division qb?- shown by?same of
recod in book 34 page 533 Hert
ford County Register of Deeds
office to which reference is made
tyr accurate description of said
fund, and being lot No, one in said
land division and adjoins the lands
of the J. W. Perry Ray nor fortn
and others and contains 31 acres
more or less.
Place of Sale: Courthouse door
in Win too, N. 0.
Time of Sale: One o'clock P.
M., Soturday November 28, 1914.
Terms of Su|?: Cash.
Tliis October 23rd., 1914.
J. 41. Matthews,
Commissioner.
Winston & Matthews.
Attorneys.
It Hearty Does Ktllin Kheutuallsei.
Everybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any form should
by all meant keep a bottle of
Slutto'* Liniment on hand. The
iniuutc you feel pain or soreness
in a joint or muscle, bath it with
Sloan'* Liniment. Do not fob it
Slouu'a penetrates almost' immedi
ately rlgnt to the seat of pain, re
lieving the hot. tender, avootei)
feeling and making the (tart easy
and c<ttpfpi table. (i#t a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents of
any druggist and have it in thu
house?ugaiuct colds, sore and
swollen joints, rhnttmrt?enj. neural
gia, sciatica and like ailments.
Your money bact if not satisfied,
but it does give almost instant re
lief. Adv.
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I TUBPENTINE|
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Uf8?lyfvsed '".the
home, aswAhcje a-re
many adulterations on
.the market, be sure
you are right and get
CLIMAX BRAND
5, 10 and 25c bottloa.
Roberts Drag Go.
SnRolk, Vt
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iiupmobile
TH? oaC or TK? Amorloatv r&mlly
Service
-Day in and day out?
Month "in and month out?
Year in and year out?
The Hupmobile is "on the
job."
The; chief joy of the Hup
owner ia the service he
gets from his car.
And that constant, con
tinuous service is an
economical service, too.
For the Hup coete less to
run.
It costs less for tires, for gas
oline, for oil, for repairs.
Service?economical serv
ice?built into each and
every part of the Hup
mobile. <
You jet real service?all the
ti ne?if yov buy a Hup.
And, in addition) you get the
best service we can pive you
?vherever and whenever
yoi need it.
HUPPiMOTORCAR CO, DETROIT
E. jO. HINES.
IJf>CAL. AGENT
AII< SKIE - N. C.
Only hie "BROMO QUININE" "
To c*t the fanii):,call for foil name, LAXA
TTVKBRC OUU1NINH. T r*>k for signature ot
K.W . GRC >?;. Cure* a Cold in Out Day. Stop#
cor jh and wedachc. ?ud work* off cold. 2Se.
iTTflff //OSOT^Z,.]
We have just opened-a genet J Tire Repairing f
$ Shop and have a modern machim to do this work f
| with,- we can repair anything aftmt Tires or Inner ;
2 Tubes and guarantee all work to land or no charge.
1 Our Machine wil^ Vulcanize any jze Tire from 2% :
c inches to 4^ and we can fix any ^*e Blow Out, Rim
* Cut or Tare and can reline whmelire of necessary.
5 We also do a General Automobile Klair Business and wil.1
2 appreciate your sending or bringing us at-kind of work. Our ;
J charges arc reasonable tuid work guarantad..
We bare installed Gasoline Engine I Run LatheDrill, ;
Press, Pump, Jack and etc., and have efcj,- thing ready to do ;
your work. You will find us at H. H .foli old store.
; a-? Qasoline IS cent per la/Zon. ?^ ? |
WINTON GARAGE |
Geo. N. Wisbokne, Muchiijst. 1
Ei.et W. Bkitton. Vulcaniir Ect.
WINTON, NORTH CAROLINA. \