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fSSf^n
Mf. 8. P. Watson left Wednes
for Wilson.
Mr. F. L. Howard went to Nor
folk Monday.
Miss Blanch II. Vann was in
town Monday.
Mr. Claude Vann went to Mur
freeshorn Tuesday.
Dr. W. J. Harrell. of Aulaiider,
wae in town Monday.
Mr. Ilenon Brett, of Winton,
waa in town Tueaday.
Miaa Bert Mattliewa, of Union,
waa in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Sewell went
to Hnrrellsville Tueaday.
Miaa Jeaaie GarreU returned to
Cliowau College Monday.
Mr. Deans Harrell, of Wood
land, waa in town Monday.
Mr. B. N. Sykea, of Harrells
ville, waa in town Tueaday.
WANTED?B. E. Peas, beat,
prices, ut Depot.-C. A. Robertsou.
Miaa Mary Pruden visited in
the lioine of Mr. J; J. Hayes Sun
day.
Capt. and Mrs. Pitt, of Norfolk,
Trailed Mrs. J. C. Jenkins Tues
day-"
Dr. L. K. Wajker returned
Sunday from Baltimore and Vir
ginia...
Mr. J. Lloyd Parker, of Dur
ham, is speoding some time at
borne.
Messrs. Eugene Gaakins and Sol
Clierry, of Windsor, were in town
Tueaday.
? Miss Carrie Morris baa returned
biime afier spending the summer
in; Askews.
-Mrs. E. J. Gerock, and daught
er, Horeuee, went to Norfolk
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dora Curtis returned last,
Saturday from a visit to relatives
in Sam ink >u County.
Miss Carrie Parker, of Tunis.1
spent the week end with ber friend
Miss Eva Bazemore.
Mr. Vernon H. Garrett, of A.
& M. College spent the week-end
home with parents. ?
Sheriff A. E. Garrett' and Mr.
J. A, Copeland were in Aulander
Monday ou business.
Several of our ladies attended'
the Hertford County Missionary
Union at ilothlebem Tuesday.
There will be preaching at the
M. ?. Church next Sunday at 11
o'clock A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Little Miaa Mildred Darden, of
Kenly, who ha* been visiting Suzie
Vanu Floyd has returned home'.
The Methodiat Bazaar was a
success Tuesday afternoon and
evening. A neat sum waa realized.
Misses Juliar and Cute Sykes,
L of Norfolk, spent Thanksgiving
with Misses Pearlie and Camp
Futrell. y
Rev. J. A. Morris has returned
home from the conference at
Washingiton and also a visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Roberson, of Port
smontb, visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Pruden Saturduy
and Sunday.
Vote for the laziest man at Dr.
J, H. Mitchell's Drug Store, only
6 cents fur 50 votes, contest to
close Dccembei^lOtb.
Mr. Jno. W. Teylor, of Ran
dolph Macon College, is spending
some time at home o?; account of
an epidemic in Bedford City.
Watch for the present for the
most popular lady in Dr. J. D.
Gardners Drug Store, 10 cents for
50 votes, oontest to close Decem
ber 15th.
The Baraca Class of the A bos
kie Baptist Church recently made
a contribution of $32.30 to the
Thomasville Baptist' Orphanage,
and $26.50 to Belginlan relief
fund. "They do things."
Dr. C. G. Powell, who was
elected a delegate to the Baptist
State Convention, from the Abos
kie Baptist Cburcb will leave for 1
Raleigh next Tuesday to attend
tbe Convention. His office will
be closed until Saturday.
On the 23rd day of November.
1914, children and friends of the
late J. J. Boggard, assembled at
his grave and erected atumbstone.
Mr. H. H. Jones, special agent,
ie|Mirts 2.140 bales of cotton
ginned in HertforcLCyunty from
tlte crop of 1914, prior to Nov. 14,
1914, as compared with 1683 bales
ginned to Nov. 14, 1918. This
shows a gain of 463 bales over the
same period of last year.
Tongue and Needle Club.
The Tongue and Needle Club
met at the home of Mia* Bettie
Sessoms Thursday afternoon Nov
ember 26th., 1914. The club was
called to order by the vice-presi
dent, rol| called, and then the re
iKirt of the new idea committee
was given. Mrs. H. H. Honey
cult and Mr*. M. D. Curtis were
re-epqointed.on the new idea com
mittee.
Delicioua chicken salad, turkey
sandwitches, pickle and wafers
were served.
Those present were: Mesdames
W. O. Smith, H. H. Honeycutt,
J. YV Godwin, Lillie Garrett, M.
D. Curtis, Z. V. Bellamy and
Misses Patty Leery, IrmaBoyetle,
Janie Allen Cherry, Blanche
McNeill and Bettie Sessoms.
The club adjourned to meet strain
Thursday afternoon December
10th., at three o'clock with Mrs.
J. N. Vann.--Reporter.
NOTICE.
i The Betterment Association will
liave a miscellaneous sale at the
old printing office Dec. 15tb.
A beautiful doll will be given
tbe one getting the correct num
ber only 5c. a punch a handsome
present will be given the most
popular lady married or single
getting the largest number of
votes, 10c. for 50 votes and a
preseut will be given the .anient
man getting the largest number of
voles 5c. for 50 votes. A musical
program at 8 o'clock free.
Another feature will be a street
parade at 12 o'clock of Mr. and
Mrs. Santa Clause and a number
of his brighteyed, curley haired
little tots, in a decorated flock.
There will be lots of our Xmas
presents on side, besides a salad
and cream course.
Doors open from 1 P. M. till
eleven. Be sure and crome.
Notice.
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By virtue of an order made in
the Superior Court of Hertford
County in the special proceedings
now pending in said Court entitled
Kiddie H. Simmons, Drew Hall
and wife. Alioe Hall, Washington
Yeates, Dennis Beverly and wife,
Camilla Beverly, Richard Yeates,
and Charles Yt-ales?ex parte?
The undersigned commissioner
will on the 4tb. day of January,
1915, offer for sale at the Court
House door of Hertford County to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described tract of land
lying and being in Harrellsville
Township, Hertford County, N.
C. and known as the Lewis land
bounded on the South by the pub
lic road leading from Harrellsville
to Pitch Landing; on the West and
North-by the lands of John O.
Askew; and on the East by the
lands of the heirs of E. D. Lewis,
containing 16 1-3 acres, more or
less.
This the 27th. day of November
1914.
JNO. E. VANN,
Commissioner.
Land for Sale!
I have for s?le a few choice
buildings and lots in Ahoskie; also
two farms in the country. Terms
easy.
?. T. Shipes, Aboskie, N. 0.
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Notice!
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I, J no. A. Nortbcott, Clerk to
the Board of County commis
(doners of Hertford County, pur
suant to law, liereby mike lire fol
lowing report of umounta paid ,to
the several County Commissioners,
/or services during the year end
ing the first Monday in December
1814. ?
8. P. Winborne?
16 days serviced at 2.00. rl..30.00
Mileage . 21.30
Extra services ... 15.00
|?6.30
J. N. Hollomon?
16 days services at 2.00 82.00
Mileage 12.10
Extra services '..18.40
seTSo
E. J. Gerock?
13 days servi|0es st 2.00.. 26.00
Mileage ..11.70
Extra services 5.20
? $12.80
C. E. Boyette?
16 days services at 2.00 ..82.00
Mileage 18.20
Extra services........... 6.00
$56,20
A. I. Parker?
16 days services at 2.00 82.00
Mileage to County Hume... .80
Extra services 1913.........20.60
Extra services 1914.' 16.00
$69.40
B. F. Williams?
8 days services at 2.00 16.00
Mileage 9.60
i $25.60
I further certify that po. bills
against the county have been paid
by the board without first being
verified and sworn to ds required
by law.
This the 1st. day of December
1914.
J. A. NoRTncorr,
Clerk to the Board.
Mat* ?f Isrtk Ctrtliit, ) It At
Cmtj ?r ItrtfMd' ) Xip?ri*r Curl
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Carter latkawt * Ca. J *?'??
By virtue of nn execution direct
ed to the undersigned from the
Superior Court of Hertford Coun
ty in the above entitles action, I
will, on Monday, the 4th, day of
January 1915 at 12 o'clock M.~, at
the Court Houae Door of said
County, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution,
all the Right, Title and which said
C. W. Carter the defendant, has in
the following described Real Es-.
tate, to-wit:
One tract of land on the Blue
Foor road leading from the Oak
Villa Farm to Reid'g Crossing,
beginning at a pine on the East
side of said road the Southerly
along said road to Deep Creek
then along said Creek to the line
between lots No. 5 and 6 of the J.
H. Mathews division, then North
erly along said deviding line to a
marked pine, then Westerly along
line of markedi trees to starting
point, containing 35 acres more or
less. Also, one track of land bound
by the Union and Barfield road on
the South and the CoSeld road on
the East, containing 12 acres, each
forming a part 6( lot No. 6 of the
J. H. Mathews division.
Also one house and lot in the
town of Winton. 25 by 100 yeards
joining the land of E. L. Jenkins
also Main and Murphy Streets.- it
being the house aid lot in and on
which the sale' C. W. Carter now
lives.
This 2nd. day of December 1914
A. E. GARRETT,
Sheriff.
Valuable Real Estate
for* Sale.
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Two nice corner lots with
good residence, situated on
Church Street.
One nice lot containing
one acre with Tobacco
Warehouse on Main Street,
ialown Ahoskie, N. C.
Three nice farms near
good towns with good trans
potation facilities. ?
For full information with
prices, See
Dixie Land and Investment Co.
Olinton, n. ?.
H. H. JONES, Manager.
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Notice.
1 mn cutting some 3 and 4 inch
c.v|tr?MM aiiingics. If in need of
any call
E. O. Himu,
Union, N. C.
Child/en's Couth*? Cliildrtu'* ( old*
Uolh ar? Mcriou*.
When one af your little nnei
show* symptoms of an appioacb
inif Cold, give it Dr. Bell's Pine
Tar Honey at once. It acta
quickly, and prevents the Cold
growing worse. Very healing?
aoothes the Lungs, loosens the
mucous, strengthens the system.
It's guaranteed. Only iic. St
vour Druggist- Buy a bottle to
day.
Bucklen's Amies Salve for Fores.
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less you tell him you
can supply many of I
his needs. I
Get wise, Mr. Mer
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this paper NOW and
tell him of your stock
of goods.
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?%. HTICE ?r II1 HIS.
Will Sallk I
The defendant above named wil
take notice that nn action entitled
aa above Iihh been commenced in
the Superior Court of llertforl
Couuty to obtain <i divorce A.
Vinculo Matrimonii; and tbe enid
defendant will further take notice
that lie in required to appear at
the term of the Su|>erior Court of
-aid County to-be held on the first
Monday before tbe first Monday
of March, 1915. it beini; the 22nd,
day of February 1915, at the
Court-house of said County in
Winton. North Carolina, and
answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in said complaint.
i Tiioe. D. Boone, C. 8. C.
This the 24th, day of November,
1914. '
Rosweli. C. Bkidoeh,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notice.
Having qualified an executor of
J. E. Brett deceased. Late of
Hertford County North Carolina.
This is to notify all persons having
claims against tthe estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 14th.
da.v of November 1915. "Or this]
notice will be pleaded before the
bar of their recovery. All persons
indented to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 14th. day of Novem
ber 1914.~ -
J. C. BRETT,
Executor.
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comes in, for we,are indeed thankful
to our friends, customers and the public
for the success we have had this year.
Our sales each month this year has
exceeded the same month last year, and
this years business has exceeded any
previous year since the begining of our
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In view of the Low Prices of
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offering great reduction in
Ladie's Suits and Coats and
Men's Suits and Over Coats.
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