7 / ?! " 1 ? : *? r- ' .' ? ? By-vlFtue ot the powpr nf sate con tained In * mortgage deed executed hyjjamnai a. HsrdUon and Vtf? to "fc M/ Browxy datecTlst day of June. 1903, and .duly recorded In book No. 126, page 428, Register's office' of Beaufort county, which ia referred to. I Will offer (or sale to the high est bidder 'at public auction, for cash, at the cpurthouse door, In the townH , of Washington, N. C., on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4^ 1909, at 12 o'clock, the v ipg described property^ to-wlti A certain lot of land lying and being in the city of Washington, county of Beaufort. State of- North Carolina, and belqg the eastern half of lot No. { 1 1Q7 in that ^rt of said city eaHed _ "JiacNair Town," situated on the north side ot Second street and hav ing a frontage on Second street of 50* - feet* and naming north 210 ^eet. Bounded on 1h? north by the lot ol Mary T. McDonald, on the east by the lot of S. R. Fowle, on the werft by the lot of John Dowty and on the eouth by Second street, and being the same lot of land conveyed by C. M. Brown and* wife to- Sdmuel S. Ilardlson by duly recorded In the Register's office of Beaufort county, and is herein re ferred to.. This September 1, 1909. C. "l8. BROWN, Mortgagee. NOTICE OP SATJ7." By virtue of a "decree of thd Su jie.iloi Court of Bonnfort oomuy,: j? a special proceeding therein pending entitled D. B. Hooker, and wife, Mary, vs. -James L. Mayo and" others, which^ is hereby referred to, and as commissioner therein appointed, I will sell at the courthouse door in Beaufort county, on MONDAY, OC TOBER 4, 1909, at noon* for cash rAlghewt bjddoTi that certain. r tract or parcel of land situated In Richland township, Beaufort county, adjoining the lands of E. Tuttle, B. J. West, J as. Potter, J. W. Mayo and others, described as follows: Begin ning at an oak stump in the Spring or - Pftnii 11 no at thr. pr.rnntn nhnri. fh<. head of-.Snode's creek, and running north 55 west 240 poles at or near the Warren line; thence up Paupau swamp south 20 west 120 poles; -thence Into the pocoalA sonth 12 east 500 poles to or tiear the Mlxon line; thence north $2 east 370 poles to Thos. Campen'g line; thence north" 2U west t<T the spring- .ox- Bond upper .corner in the pocosin. and with their line to the beginning. * ~ THIS July 1,1909. ? T- . ? ? A. D- MACLEAN, -Commissioner. ? hi i - , ? ? - NOTICK OF B , . By virtue of a power of sale con tained In a certain mortgage deed, dated the 1st day of January, 189-1; - executed by John R. Killlngswertb ^nd *wlfe, Mat tie, to John G. B. My ers, which said 'mortgage la dul>* re corded In the office of the Register of Deeds for Beaufort county, in book - 71 pt p?g?? nnrt iiarohy re ferred *>, we will offer for sale, at the courthodle door, in Beaufort county, to the highest bidder, for ?ash i M inm si HATVBBil Y, OCMi BER' 16, 1909. the- folloxyin* i>ie<*?s of Ipmd, described as follows, to-wlt: In Beaufort county, S&te of North Caro)lpa, on tMe^feorth side^of Pam lico river and oast t^lde of Bath creek, oeing tne r?rm nnd lands of J. u~_tT" ? Myers, In Jackson swamp, which land Is fully desCrlb^TTtrff~ffee<T from th^ said J. G. B. Myers u^John B. BttK Ingsworth, bearing date January 1. l&H, whlch1s hereby rejerred to for particulars of description of the said land. This 14fb d|iy of September. 1909. M. L. BLOUNT, Assignee. W. A. BLOUNT, ~ Owner _of By Bragaw & Harding, Attorneys. -NOfHJE 9P-fiAUJ. _ - By virtue of .a power of sale con talced hi ? certain mortgage deed. dated tf>? 13 th d%y or Decern oer, . 1901. eiecuted br J B. KIlHac* worth' and wife, Mattle, to Mary Lonlse Blount, which ?ald deed- Is duly recorded In the office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Beaufort county, in" book n?, at page *47r~*ud is hereby referred to, we will offer for ~~~rfl?, fW CHH,' at the com the use dees In Beaufort county, at nooTi, on SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 1?? 1909, the following described piece or tract of land, lying and belpg In the county OfBeaufort^fltate aforesaid. In Bath township, and described and defined as follows, to-wlt: Onlhe north side of ^Pamlico river and feast side of Bath creek, being the farm and lands conveyed T>y 7/(1. B. M/lfl lU 'J. fc. Kill Ingsworth, by deed dated Janu aryil, 1891, and recorded In the Reg ister's office- of Beaufort county. In book 77, at page 169, and by refer ence thereto will more fully appear. Generally kndwn as the Jackson swamp farm and land. , This 14th day of Beptetnber, 1909. M. L. BLOUNT, Mortgages. W.Ar -BLOUNT. Owner of Debt. By Brscaw ft Harding, Attorney*. h' " " " "" ' IS YOUR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE INSURED? ,nci?. ?<iir? you would haVe to buy new furniture and Iflt Is not Iniyred, see us at once and let one of our companies take the riak. The coat la very little. If you ?7,e an.y U not covered by FlRE INSURANCE do not put oft insuring it. * , WM. BRACAW & CO., First Insurance Agents In Wtthington, N. C. -7* n AS A BLEACHER? LET US MAKE YOUR FALL SUIT 9'*- ? . Tai'ored to Your Ideas After Your Own fancies. Faultiest* rit'ss in Fit, Individuality in Style, Correcti^ss'in Color, | Everything Exclusive but the Price. We Assure You Just step ii/endjsay you ore willing to view ^ Fall and Winter Suitings. $18 to $50. . "Who Tailor Best in Washington." WAV DOWN PRICES I To clear out printed Dress Goods .we will offer our eit 1 ' tire line of light weight' Dress Goods as follows: . 22Jl-2c "Figured Silk Tissue, 15c I5c Florentine Organdie, f2 l-2c 18i Diape Be Linde Taf- 12 1-2 and lOi Dunzellc and feta, - 13 l-2c Aristo Organdie, . 8c 15c Dotted SSftss Muslin, 12 l-2c 7c AlmeJio Batiste, ' ~ 5c 12 l-2c Paris Tissue, 10c 5 and 6c Printed Lawns, 4c J. F. BUCKMAN & SON Your Opportunity f<? NOW! While we are placihg our line of Heat ing Stoves on show, to select from the iarge variety of Wood and Coal Heaters. It will be out pleasnre to TaKe your order aud~place otrelrryour house, store or office before the cold weather bqgips. Yoaare invited to c#ll ana see our sioct. McKeel-Richardson Hardware Co. ? EARLY FALL SUITS ArtfTiow on display, and to introduce this line we have , made special price?: Suit, worth $J?.M for , . . . . ?22.5? , SulU worth <or (12.50 Suits wortti 25. H for . . . . 1 17.5# | Sulw worth ? 15.? for . . . r , . tM.Wj LEADER IN MIlAlNEKY. ]| 1 II ? lE=EEltEElE=E^=ElEEEn ^BBY YOUR c I HORSES and MULES 1 ;; FROM GEO. H: .HILL Your horse will be well cared for*t Hill's Stables. ^ '* v -HELP IS OFFERED? WORTHY YOUNGJflflpNJ) WOMEN. No blatter how limited your 553? AMERICAN I SHORTHAND AND BUSI ??? COLLEGE. Durham, N. C-, la reedy and willing to help You eecure a high-grade Bu.lne.a Education. TheONLY Bu.lnea. Colleg. ln the T.r" Unaa prealded over by a^ Incorporated Accountant and Auditor. A ?uffi 'upertortty. Enter now on ea^y payment plan. Typewriting, telegraphy, r^TFre%^P^tl^^^iJlr*nCh**- *'c- F'Xpe" raculty-R^. TOWN ? ?TALK Rev, Chaa. L. Bragaw, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. J. Q. Dragaw, left this morning for his homo la Llillr.gton, C. ? - *-* ? * ? Miss?Fanny Tinmfr Hau'uhton left I Uhls morning for Raleigh, where she[ will -goixtlhue, her etuflloa ? at Mary's- school.? ? ? Mls&es Ada Rhodes - and Bessie | Stokes 'roiurnwl yesterday from a two weeks* visit to Winton, N. C. ? * . * ? Mr. and' Mrs. J. B. Sparrow left I this mOrhlhg on the N. & 8. for New j York, MwUii mnj nuHlmi cities. 4 Mrs. John H. obiall left thl^ morn- i lng for Raleigh, accompanied by the I Misfies Small, who ..srill study at St. | Mary's school thera. ? ? Mr. J. Cr MeeklnB l?ft this morn ing for Raleigh on business. - * ? -v'-V. ? i Mr. and Mrs. 8. "R. Fowle went -to I New Ydrk and Boston this morning I on the X. & S. train, for a se 'Cecal.' "weeks' -.trip ? ? _~~~" .*? 4 Mr. Angus McLean Te* this "morn- 1 inp; on the X. & tf . train tor a short | business trip. Miss Annie Whitaker, of Klnston, is In l In' ili.i, visit !?> Miss ril/.aUr(li j Mayo, on West Second stxeet. Jftlss Myrtle Harrison and Miss An- . nle Oden have accepted positions asj assistant^ In- the ml.llnery depart Mr. C- T. ijfand returned yesterday! afternoon from " a business trip to| Norfolk. , . , ? ? Mrs. John B. Fowle left yesterday n/ternooli fur Rajulgli, uiTuillpanled by 'Miss Mary O. Fowle, who. will en ter St. Mary's school Rev. R. V. Hope, pastor of the Christian Church, here, left yester-l day for Greenville, where he will de liver an address on Sunday school .w/ork. ; . ? ? - Mr. G. A. Jones editor of -the Square. Deal, arj-lved lust night from New this morning forj Raleigh. ' ^ ? ? Mr. Dllee Lew. of Belhaven, waa In town yesterday. ~~Mf. J1W C'hei-ryarmed In th<mtr yesterday from Cincinnati to visit j Mr. W. B.. Whitney. ' 'I ? 'X Mr. pave Willis left yesterday for Rocky Mount on business. - - V ? . y _ , Mr. Rob>-LoTd-Vfent to Bethel yes--! terday afternoon. Mr. O. K. Stllley and Miss Carlyle I Stilley came to town yesterday to at- J tgnd. the Farmer's meeting. ? ? Mr. G. A. Paul returned yesterday] from a trip to New Bern. MliTfin 1 llllin inH Snvnggj left yesterday afternoon for^Cart>oro ' after a visit to friends in the city. * TO ALL VISITORS NOW IN THE CITY. If you Ire here for a few Hours don't forget to- visit Baker's Studio. Phone 252, We will be delighted to have you* BAKERIS, STUDIO, i The improvement olM condition of ' the county schools ought to Be felt in every State. * It is not North Caro lina /tlone that needs this awakening. The BChobl houses are small and shabby, built board structures, one room and~on? story high. The over ceiling la . nnf mor? than- nine feet from- the floor. There is one door in the end of the house, ("here are six or eight small windows four to the side. There are not many schools that, have blinds and curtains. The desks are homemade, with perpe ndicular back? and seats, all the same fixe .and height. There is a dilapi dated wood stove, but no wood box, the. wood .for ")he Ore being plied on the floor about the stove. The stove is red hot with rust and dirt, never having been polished v,and cleaned since it waa placed Jb posHion to use. The floor is covered with"Sirt and lit- J ster from -the wood. The occupied blac^boafd8pj><? in the schools are very small, and sometime* not any.' The blackboard is, however, too high for the small children to use if ell, and K is too small for- anything but a bulletin board. There is seldom a I teacher's de?k or table. There Is no , chair. Tha children's hats and bon nets are Sun*. 01^ nails around the room. The^wiill and. windows are steps to the schoolroom. ap Inclined j PUM 01 dirt pr.tHwtt-tu iftiimu mm .purpose. The yards are Very muddy during the- winter, and the "general Appearance of the place anything but attractive. . * * We can amend thls-only by the cooperative work of tlu? parents, pu "pila, teachers jvnd the community. It is with pride that I point to I lie fact that the children are the moBt anxious to -help In this jasauUfying place7~they are proud of their school. Their books are kept neater, their face and handricleaaer. and their ?hair is usually combed. Of- course all are not this way, but the majority aro-th'ls way, if they have the right yifiicher. Now let's all come together and talk tills matter it'"1 "in,: little money and little work from each one we ,can make our school house larger and put In the necessary supplies and be&utlfy the yards. Then we will nrif h"nj^.> tr> crowd the poor little' children jeh the benches and have somewhere to pat their hats and lunch boxes. So many children catch cold on jfo- , Jug to" school, by the room, being bo small and hot.and.xhen going-out So] the cold, damp air and get chilled. ?It often brings on. contagious dis- 1 ^eases. We can vqry Easily beautify L -the -yards? by putting a wira fpnee I aronod'the school, aTid setting out | _some shrubbery. iJgg IE M. lltllJti LS. Everything Hint the drug -tunrkrt | affords Is stocked at Hardy'*. THIS DATE IN* HISTORY; 1.77G ? The British, under Htfwe, entered New York rlty. 1S1T? HenTy S. Frieze, third president of the University of. Michi gan,- bora in Boston. - Died -4?- Arm Arbor, December 7, 1SS$. 1S34 ? Win. H. Crawford, states man,, who was the regular nominee of the Democratic party for President In 1S24, died in Elbert county, Oa. Borh*'ln Virginia. Febr.iiary 24. 1772. 1S."6: ? Three regiments of Missou rlans marched to attack Lawrence, Mass. 1857 ? Clark Bissell. governor of Connecticut from 1S4-7 Kp IS 49. died. In.Norwalk. Born in Lebanon. Conn., in 1782. . 1S62 ? Harper's Ferry was cap ?ured by the Confederates, . ? 1<sS3 ? Public Inaugural exercises at the University of Texas. I8s?> ? Michigan?College of Mines opened for the reception of students. 19GS ? The Republicans renomi nated gov. HughgH uf YoiR. J You'll he proud of your rilj'i storm j when you take a look al them at thii | season.. Find a little time "for" Mime j ; store visits. Hardy's Is the drug store for rea I couable prices. The Business Courae at the Public >rfiool "wTTl b?(ftTr~5exr~SIon3ay: ~TT offers you an opportunity to become ,ili aVuart rmt Ljee of |5.00 a month. ft ^ ? ~ T A BUSY DOCTOR 1 ? tl*y*d -Km a bottle of COW AITS PREP A RATION To the hmn? nni t.t ccatbs (rlppe. paias aod muni to la tut ?nd throat. -Eitenxa! and (l*?i qakk ifltd. All drouiita. Si .00, 50c. 25c. THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial College Maintained by the State for the wom en of North Carolina. Four Regular Courses Leading to Degrees. Special Course* for Teaqhers. Fall session be September 15, 1W- Those jfeair i tng to enter should apply as early as J?Q"ihlg, mation a. ?fan n address ? '? FOUST , Prca., Greensboro, N. C. DELICIOUS . LOWNEY'S -Vi CHOCOLATES ? AND Boo, Bons Always Fresh at WASHINGTON DRUG COMPANY jf" '? 11 DONT Talk Over The Telephone^ ^ You can have a Telephone put In your house y ?or at your farm at a verysur pasaingly low cocuand save many a long drive and per haps a life by being in direct and instantaneous touch with your Doctor. 'Grocer, Merr chant and" Rrolc? r, "* Waathor ?p^rU ^ ni j ket quotations c?.n be secured daily. Il^erested parties are rfc* ' quested to communicate with Mr. D. W. Bell, M'g'i CAROLINA TEL. AND TEL. CO., Washington, N. C. This proposition will inter est you. and it would bo well to investigate bcforcahe ap proach of .The" cold Winter " | OUR FIRST., EXPERIENCE Vith Ladies' Coat Suits Does not mean that we are inexperienced, and a visit will convince you that our buyers have used only the [best of judgment in-4heir selections. Td be found at our store are styles, shades and models-like wise some prices? that are to be found here only, and you ate very welcome, even if you are ?ant a mirVhaspr, SPENCER BROS. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for CHICKENS; EGGS and all COUNTRY PRODUCE We rnrvy Hay. Giain and all kinds Feedwluff ? lurndle tlie very bc*t i'loui at whole Male. jj PATTT Ar r TTTI T7R east water street. HAVE VOb-fcVER of the facts in the case ? that electric lights do not smoke up your walls and ceilings and ruin your pic tures nnd hrir-a^hrurr that electric lights require no matches, thereby avoidiqg all danger of fire; that there is no_smell or smoke with electricity; that electric lights-do ndrc<)nsume any of the oxygen in the air, and therefore do not make you feel stupid and "good fof nothing" after staying for a while in aclosedroom wlwrg it It furnad on? ? ? ? ? ? ? We have lots of other good points which we w ill be glad to explain if you will give us a chance, and the defect's of otir systeqj are so small as to be practicably negligible. Let's figure. J WASHINGTON ELECTRIC PLANT V&st Received, Fresh From the Mill, Car Load of Town Talk Flour Packed as follows: Whole barrels, 'half barrels,} 24-pound sacks and 12-pound sacks. This is the best.Flour made. Call 'phone 123 andj try it. v J. F. TAYLOE,' The Grocery Man. ^ WE BUY . Town Talk Flour in Car-load Lots.~The Price is Right. Tele phony Walter Credle & '2 . Co. - LIFE INSURANCE ' Satisfied policy holder* are my references. Let me ? show you a Life Insurance. contrast It will pay you. CL D PARKER, general insuranc. 1 Havens-Small Bid's ^ 'Phoine 85. - HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED r by our new French Dry Cleaning Process. Makes then look like new. Our new Dry Steam-Sterilizing Press ing Machine is doing excellent work. Ladies* Co? Suits a specialty. Have your' laundry done hera <3u process destroy s germs. "Phone 242. ? ? Alderman-Capehart Laundry, Inc. 132-4 WATER STREET Those Bargains in our window may de . ... _ .J **=-? ? I! nnnr cide the contest. Watch and jewelry repairing to be de

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