LOCAL NEWS
OF AHOSKIE'
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Mr. Eric Garrett spent sever
al days this week in Norfolk.
Mr. J. K. Modlin of Harrells
ville spent Monday in town. ,
Mr. Paul Majette, of Como,
visited friends here Monday ev
ening.
Mr. Archie Watson of Roxo
bej, spent a few days, this week
in Ahoskie. ?
Ex-solocitor Walter E. Dan
rifels, of Weldon, was a visitor in
Ahoskie Tuseday night.
Mrs. Amos Forbes, <Jf Mur- 1
freesboro, is the guest of Mrs. t
W. T. Forbes this week.
Be sure to take advantage of' j
the *1.00-per-year offer made t
to all subscribers of the Herald.
Misses Sue Brett and Eliza
beth Turnley, qf Chowan Col
lege, spent a snqrt while here
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Powell
and family of Potecasi, spent
last Sunday in the home of Dr.
^and Mrs. C. G| Powell.
Mr. Marcus T. Brett, a prom
inent banker of Benson, spent
the past week end in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curtis.
Mr. Jacob Cullens, of Colera
in spent a short while here on
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take advantage of our special '
offer of one dollar per year.
Mr. Lee Parker spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Norfolk, ,
and while there witnessed the
show, "Chu Chin Chow," which
showed in Norfolk last week.
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Mrs. Mary Hatzapoulu and
daughter, Miss Jafiro, of Nor
folk, wAre the week end guests
of the Halages brothers and
sister, at the Manhattan Cafe.
Miss Margaret Storey, who
waq the guest of Miss Myrtle
Powell for several days last we
ek, returned to her home in the
city of Portsmouth last Sunday.
Mr. G. M. Blow, a farmer re
siding near Murfreesboro, was
business visitor in Ahoskie on
last Friday. He was a pleasant
caller at the HERALD office.
Miss Myrtha Fleming, of Ra
leigh, is in Ahoskie this week
with friends. Miss Fleming was
formerly principal of the local
high school, holding that posi;
tion for two sessions. (
Mr. and Mrs. James Alexan
der, of Suffolk, Va., returned to .
their home Tuesday morning,
after spending several days in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Alexander of this city.
President and Mrs. Preston
? S. Vann, of Chowan College, ac
companied by Miss Mary Hen
ry Lewis, ^ne of the college stu
dents, spent Sunday in the hA
me of Mrs. Dora Curtis.
The Herald is issued late this
week, in order to give the ac
tion of the Superior Court in the
motion for the removal of the
trial of J. H. Robertson of this
town.
Constable Oscar Britton was
in Raleigh on Monday and Tues
day of this week, in connection
with the injunction by the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
against the collection of taxes
upon their property.
Mrs. W. E. Daniels, of Arca
dia, Fla., who visited relatives
in Ahoskie for several weeks,
left one day last week for Wil
liamston, where she will spend
some time with her sistdr before
returning to her home.
Mesdames Katherine Brown,
of Lasker, and Jane Brown of
Woodland, and the letter's son,
Mr. David Brown and wife, of
Woodland were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Copeland last Sunday.
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Harrellsville, North Carolina" I1
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fter November lOtfe; J'
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Fair Attractions^ yt Ahoslvt * b
. The merry-go-round, which L
ield forth at the Winto? fair w
[rounds last week has moved a:
>ver to Ahoskie, and is camp- p
ng on the vacant Copeland lot, si
ust across the railroad from
he Herald office. t<
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REVIVAL CLOSES
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The revival services at the lo
al Baptist church came to a sue
:essful close on last Sunday ev- s
sning. Rev. Mr. Wheeler, who
las been conducting the meet- f
ng wound up on Sunday with
Jour appeals: to the Sunday
3chool at the regular Sunday .
Schoolhour, at the regular hour
for preaching services, at threes
j'clock in the afternoon, and ag
sin at the regular preaching
four Sunday evening.
Great interest was manifest
ed in the meeting and overflow
congregations attended almost
every service. About twenty
ftve new'addtions were made
to the church during the two
weeks of services.
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TWO BIG FAIRS ANNOUN
CED THIS WEEK
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In the columns of this paper '
are two advertisements of fairs 1
in east Carolina, hoth of which
are among the oldest and best 1
in. the eastern section of North |
Carolina. In a half page adver
tisement the Chowan Fair of- '
ficials tell of the coming big ev
ent at Edenton, which will be
held during the last week of
October. Larger exhibits, agri
cultural and livestock, a better
midway, faster racing, and gre
ater free attractions are assur
ed the partons of this annual
event.
The Coastal Plain Fair, "The
Largest District Fair in North
Carolina," will begin at Tarbo
ro November 1st., and contn
ue for four days. The Secre
tary of this fair advises: "We
are looking forward to having
the best fair we have ever had.'
This annual event always draws
pretty heavily upon the popu
lation of this section, especially
from the towns located on the
A. C. L. railroad, which are in
easy reach of Tarboro.
Exhibits at the Coastal Plain
Fair come from the entire coast
al plain section of the State,
embracing several eastern coun 1
ties; and the collection of ex
hibits this year is very grat
ifying to the mnagement of the
fair, thus guaranteeing to live
up to its reputation of being the
largest district fuf in the state.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of C. T. Vaughan, dc J
ceased, late of Hertford County, N.
Carolina, (his is to notify all persons '
holding claims against ik* said es
tate to present them to me on or tie- '
fore the 14th day of October, 1922. r
jr this notice will be* pleaded ir bar ?
?f their rmovery. All persons indebt- '
cd to said estate frill please make im- j
vedinte payment,
i i le 7th day of October, 1921.
Mrs. Gertrud ? II. Vaughan,
Urn it-atrt? '
W urfreesb- i o. Keith Carolina. '
D. C. Barnes, attorney. 01 i fit 1
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Notice of Administration
Having qualified as administrator
>f the estate of Sallie J. Love, deceas- <
td, late of Hertford County, North 1
Carolina, this ia to notify all persona j
taving claims against the said estate i
o present them to the underigned ad- j
ninistrator on or before the Oth day J
>f October, 1922, or this notice will <
ye pleaded in bar of their recovery,
til persons indebted to said estate wil (
jlease make immediate payment.
This fith day of October, nineteen
tundred and twenty one.
Roawell C. Bridge r, adm'r., ,
of Sallie J. Love, deceased. 014 fit
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Watch the label on your paper and
ae that yea are not in arrears. The i
lerald refuted" to increase the price
?f a subscription to thia paper during
he war, and at dm present price it
? necessary that era bane our sub
. Notice of tkrt|>|. Salo ? .
Pursuant to the provision of ? mor
I*C< executed by T. L. Leggett to T.
Futrell, Mortgagee, on the fifth
ay of December, 1*20, and register
i in the office of the Register of the
eeds of Hertford County, in Book
5, on page 110 default having been
tade in the payment of the bond '
lerein set forth, the undersigned will -
til at public auction, for cash, In the
>wn of Winton. N. C., at the court
ouse door on the 7th of November,
921, at 12 o'clock M. the following
ropejt*ifmK-^^-rict of land in Saint
olins Township, Couny and State ab
re, known as lot no. 3 on map of T.
!. Futrell land, mapped and plotted ^
y W. T. Betts, C. E. and being the "
tme lot conveyed to the said T.' X.
eggett the said T. E. Futrell and
ife, the description in both said plat t
nd deed are referred o and made a k
art of the mortgage under which the
ime is sold.
Conveyed by the said T. L. Leggett
> satisfy the debt and interest pro
ided for in said mortgage,
This 27th day of September, 1921.
Bank of Aulander assignee, .
of T. E. Futrell, Mortgagee.
D. C. Barnes, attorney,
lept. 80 6 times
fotice of Sale Under Dead of Trust
By virtu? of the powers contained
n a certain Deed of Trust executed .
ty Frank Wells and wife, Gussie
Fells to Jno. E. Vann, Trustee, on
he 8th day of February, 1915, which
)eed of Trust is duly recorded in the
ifflce of Register of deeds for Hert
ford County, in Book 51, on page
L46. The debt therein secured is still
inpaid. Now therefore, the undersign
;d trustee will on the 81st day of Oc
tober, 1921, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the courthouse
iopr of Hertford County, the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: That tract or
lot of land, lying near the town of
Winton, N. C., known as the Granni
iou Holly hame place adjoining the
lands formerly owned by the late J.
B. Hare and others. Beginning at a
sweet gum on Southwest corner of
Mid land, and running Northwards
70 yards; thence 70 yards eastward;
thence 70 yards Southward; thence
70 yards Westward, to the beginning.
Reference is hereby given to deed
from J. J. Jordan to, Granison Holly
recorded in Book K. on-page 488.
This the 27th day of September, in
the year 1921.
Jno. E. Vann, Trustee.
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North Carolina?-Hertford County
Superior Court?Bafora the Clerk
Lee Howard vs. Ethel Howard
NOTICE
Thj defendant above named will
take, notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Hertford County, N.
Carolina, to obtain a divorce "A vn
culo Matromonii"; and the said de
fendant will further take natice that
she is required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court at the
Courthouse door in Winton. N. C. on
the 81st. day of October. 1921, and
answer or demur to the complaint in
Mid action or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in Mid complaint.
This 30th day of Sept. 1921.
D. R. McGlohon,
Clerk of Superior Court
C. W. Jones, atty. for plaintiff.
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No tic* of Ckui* ?" Basin***
This is to nStify the public that we
:he undersigned, trading as the Hert
ford Auto and Machine Co., have sold
>ut to Messrs. Price and Parrish, and
:he latter named Arm will be known
is the Hertford Welding and Machine
3o., doing business at the same place
rhanking our customers for their pa
re nage and wishing to recommend ,
he new firm to them, which will be ,
setter able to serve them titan we '
lave been. 1
All claims against the old business
ip to this date wfll be paid bp the
indersigned, and the undersigned will
-eeeive all accounts due. the old Arm.
This 28th day of Sept., 1921.
R. P. Slaughter,
. M. C. Powell,
ie. 30 4 times
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says ^Cream^AppUed In^Nostrila ; ]
Instant , relief?no waiting. Tour
elogped nostrils opea right up; ?ks air] 1
passages, of your hand clear sad you esa
ineetfe frosty. No more hawking, snuf
fling. .blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your 1
eold or .catarrh disappear*.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little , of this fragrant, antiseptic,
hseliug cream In your nostrils. It psa
strate* through every air passage of the
head, soothes the jshati w swollen
It's'just fln* Don't rtay stugsd Ug
with a cold or nasty catarrh.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
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Dr. c. g. Powell #
DENTIST
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Notic# of Admbbtntiea
Sarin* qualified aa administrator of
th? eetato of Flossie Vaughan, late of
Hertford County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons holding claims
against the said estate to present th
em to the undersigned at Ahoslde, N.
C., on or before the 14th day of Sep
tember, 1922, or this notice will M
pleaded in bar of their recorery. AH
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 16th day of July, 1*21.
J. H. Copeland, administrator
Sept. 16 ?tlmes
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Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, and
Dry Goods, coming in daily.
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Ahoskie, N. C.
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