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?NEW RECORDS EVERY MONTH?
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The best to be had each month- Hear them played
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I Local News of General Interest |
J. Bailey Barnes spent Sunday and
Monday in Norfolk.
Hiss Lucille Britton of > Colerain
.spent Sunday afternoon in Ahoakie.
Asa Hollowell and H. M.Burden of
Aulander were in Ahoskie Uonday.
B. Scull, sheriff, and H. C. Sharps
of Harrellsville spent Monday in this
city.
Attorney Earnest Tyler of Rox
obel spent Monday in Ahoskie on
busineaa.
B. C. Banks of Asheville spent sev
eral days in Ahoskie and Hertford
County this week.
Hessrs. R. L. Callis and Edgar Sto
kes of Colerain were business visitors
to Ahoskie on Tuesday.
Attorney R. C. Bridger of Winton
soent last Saturday afternoon in Ah
oskie on legal business.
E. R. Carter of Tarboro spent
? Saturday and Sunday in Ahoskie and
I'owellsville, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Bailey Barnes and Miss Eliz
abeth Watson spent last Sunday with
their mother in Murfreesboro.
Dr. C. G. Powell left Monday Aft
ernoon for Baltimore Md., where he
will spend a few days on business.
Among the visitors to Ahoakie last
Saturday were Messrs. D. R. t MC
Glohn and J. S. Shaw of Winton.
Postmaster L. T. Sumner and fam
ily were the truest of relatives in their
old home, Harrellsville, last Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Schubert of Rocky
Mount were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roberts Jemijran last Saturday
I and Sunday.
Eric Garrett, Stanley Leary, Clar
ence Perry an^ Jim Vinson motored
to Weldon Sunday, returning Mon
day morning, t
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Dowell of
Franklinton arrived in Ahoskie Mon- j
day to spend some time with their
; daughter, -Mr*. Walter L. Curtis,
[ and faimly.
| Mrs. A. V. Greene and children re
i turned from Wilmington last Friday.
They have been spending the past two
weeks with Mrs. Greene's sister, Mrs.
| George Gornto.
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Miss Marion C. Daniels, of Cape
Charles, Va., arrived in Ahoskie on
Monday afternooa. She is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Taylor in
West Church St.
Linwood White left last Saturday
j night for Chicago, 111. He will take a
course in electrical enginnering in
that city. He recently resigned his
I position with an electric company in
Asheville.
Talmage Baker, who has recently
accepted a portion with the Export
Leaf Tobacco Company of Richmond
spent last Sunday with bis father, R.
J. Baker. He left Sunday for Kinston
where he ia now located.
Mr. R. R. Copeland, proprietor of
the Copeland Drug Company, left on
Monday night for Asheville. He ia
attending the annual convention of
the North Carolina pharmacist! which
ia meeting in that city this week.
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Attorney Joseph Dawson of Kina
ton was in Ahoslde a short while laat
week and. Mr. Dawson is working
in the interest of the candidacy of
Hon. O. Max Gardner, of Shelby, Vho
is a candidate for the governorship of
North Carolina.
Many out of town people havf vis
ited Ahoskie during the past three
days to witness the airplane flights.
Large crowds are expected to coma
here on Saturday and Sunday. The
manager of the flyers expects to have
two planes here on Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. L. T. Sumner, A. E. Cowan
and Frank Howard left Wednesday
morning by automobile for Raleigh.
From Raleigh they will go to Oxford
to attend the annual masonic exar.
cises at the Oxford Orphanage. They
will leave Oxford Thursday nfeht for
Ahoakla. .
Professor Wright, last year princi
pal of the school at Windsor, haa been
employed to take charge of the Aboa
' ki? High School for the session of
1920-1021. Processor Wright made
aa enviable record at Windsor and
Ahotkie is fortunate in securing the
services of thia able teacher. Far
ther announcement concerning the
progress the local trusteee are making
will appear in a subaequent issue at
the Herald
Miss Annie Parker left Sunday
morning for Wadesboro. She will
take part in the wedding of Miss Mary ,
B. Ashcraft of that city to Mr. Allison
McDowell of Scotland Neck. Aftar
spending a few days there, Miss Par
ker will go to Asheville to spend some
time with relatives.
Dr. T. L. Carter and several other j
citizens of Gates spent Monday in
Ahoskie. conferring with local tobac
co warehousemen. A new warehouse
is just being completed in that town,
and these gentlemen were here to |
gather some information about ran- t
ning the house for the current season. 5
A large delegation of citizens of ?
the town appeared before the city ;
fathers Monday night, to make com? i
plaint regarding the small water pi- !
pes that will be laid on West Church ;
Street? The commissioners gave the I
delegation a hearing but took no ac- '
tion looking to the relief of said cit- ]
izens.
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Attention is called toHhe fact that j
the town of Ahoskie is in no wise |
liable for damages by reason of stock I
falling in the water pipe ditches in j j
the town. There is an ordinance pro- j
hibiting the running at large af hogs i
as well as cattle at certain hours. It j
would be more like it if the owners |
of such stock would keep their stock
out of town and away from the dan
ger.
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Dr. Sawyer in Hospital
Owing to a painful accident to his
shoulder, which has necessitated his
removal to a hospital in Norfolk,
Or. Chas. J. Saywer, was unable to
be at his Ahoskie office on Wednes- |
day of this week. This information
comes to the Hei%ld from Mrs. Sawy- [
it at Windsor. Dr. Sawyer hopes to j
be at his Ahoskie office next Wed- :
nesday, June 30.
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Will Have Fair at Aulandar
Professor H. W. Bullard of the Au
lander Farm Life School, and Mr. H.
M. Burden of the same city, were in
Ahoskie Wednesday, soliciting adver
tising for their fair premium book
which will soon be isscud, the Her
ald office having contract for prin
ing. The fair will be larger and bet
ter than the one ot last year. i
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Woodland Play Was Poorly Attended 1
The play, "The Noble Outcast,"
which was given by Woodland talent
at the Ahoskie High School audito
rium on last Friday night, was very
poorly attended, the door receipts on
ly amounting to about fifteen dollars.
The play was well executed, and spe
cial mention should be given to the
young man taking the part of the
outcast.
The rains kept the crowds away.
Howover, those of us who were there
can speak for the excellence of the
performance.
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Lawn Party at Mill Neck.
The Community Club of Mill Neck
will give a lawn party at the home
of Mr. R. W. Fairless, Thursday, Ju
ly 1 ,at eight p. m.
Entertainment will consist of re
freshments and various amusements.
Come one; come all?to this mid
summer party. You will surely get
your money's worth.
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Why That Headache?
When you know tha cause of a dis- j
ease a cure may often be effected. j
This is particularly true of headache, j
Headache often results from consti
pation or a disordered condition of
the stomach which may b? corrected
by taking a dosa or two of Chamber
lain*! Tablets. Try H. Tbaaa tablets !
arc easy to take and mild and gentle j
in affect,?advertisement.
Ckambarlaiat' Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Every family should keep this pra
, partition at hand ready for instant use
when needad. Severe attacks ot colic
and cholera morbus often prove fa
tal before medicine can be procured
or a physician summoned. The uni
form success that has attended the
use of this remedy and the prompt
surea which it has effected have made
it a staple article of trade.?advert.
Periodic Bilious Attacks
Persona subject to bilious attacks
t regular intervals should know about
whan to expect an attack. They And
that they have no deaire for food
when fin attack la doe but usually
eat because it is meal time. Skip one
meal and take three of Chamberlains
Tablets and you may be able to avoid
the attack. Persona subjact to period
ic bilious attacks should not drink
drink coffee or eat at any time, adv
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We Have Expert Dispensers in Charge, who not onlyl
Give You the Best that can be made but they are Careful
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| Monday, July 5th 1
I WILL BE A BIG DAY
?AT THE FAIR GROUNDS AT?
Winton, North Carolina
?Ball Game at 10:00 O'clock? D
?Public Speaking, Horse Racing and Pig Sale?
In the Afternoon
?There will be 20 Horse* Contesting in th? Races
?BRASS BAND MUSIC
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A CARLOAD OF NO. 1 SHINGLES; ALSO '
CARLOAD BRICK JUST RECEIVED.
Builders of Residences or Prospective build
ers Should See us At ONCE and get the sup
ply necessary for your work. Bricks are a
scarce object and these are good grade and are
cheap. Shingles in this lot are A No. 1?no
|| knots?absolutely clear.?See us now!
Remember we are Headquarters for Feed* of all
Kind* and that we Are the OLD RELIABLES'.
Cordially,
I S. E. VAUGHN AND BRO. I
AHOSKIE, N. C.
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