LEGAL NOTICES
.L7*4*TT^r - - NOTICE. '? i
^orib Carolina; Beaufort county r In
the 8uperlor court J. B, AJlen v?.
Ch*llleJ. Allen.
The defendant b^ovo named will
take ""notice that an action entitled as
above, tuia beftn ? commenced in the
Superior court of Beaufort ^apnty
T for the purpose of obtaining a di
vorce ^absolute; and the said defend
ant will further take notice that Bhe
1b required to appear at the term of
thfl_Superlor court of said county, to
be held on tk% third Monday In Oc-_
tober, 1909, at the courthouse in said
county, in Washington N. C.? and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, -or *he plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the reltet de
1 manded In said complaint.
ThU 7th day of Bepl, l90t.
\ ? OfeV' a. Paul,
Clerk of 'the Superior Court
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
"North Carolina, Beaufort county. In
-the Superior Court J. W. Stewart
vs. C. C. Sparrow.
Pursuant to a Judgment rendered
at the May term, 1909, of the Su
perior court of Beaufott county In
the above entitled action, the under
signed commissioner, duly appointed
therein. wiH offer for sale and will
Mil, at the courthouse door Hi Beau
fort coanty, Washington, N. C., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER -4TH, at 12
O'clock m., to the highest bidder for
?ash, the following described prop
erty, towlt: All that tract of land
"lying and being In the State of North
Carolina, county of Beaufort, bound
ed and described as follows: Begin
ning At a stake in Blount's ditch, at
R. O. Prescott's corner and running
? >outh 199 nolea to H. R- Carton's
line, thence east 40 poles and 4 1-2
links to 8. M. Sparrow's corner',
thence north 199 poles to Blount's
dltc^-then^e 40 poles and 4 1-2 links
to the beginning, containing 60 acres
more or let?y Termer-Cash, deed to
be tnade when sale .is approved by
7~ZBd??rot 3up?tR>r court. =?
This the 3d day of September, 1909.
_ v. WILLIAM DUNN. Jr.. _
? ? Commissioner.
_ . NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATION.
Having this diy duly qualified be
fore the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Beaufort county as administrator
of the estate of Olivia R. Fleming,
deceased, all persons indebted to
aaid estate are requested to make
settlement with me; and all^persons j
holding claims against the said es
tate are notified to file the same, duly i
Itemized and verified, as prescribed
by law, within one year from tjiis
data, else this fiotlcn will be pleaded
In b*r of their recovery.
This Angust 2G, 1909.
S. FLEMING.
Admr. of Olivia R. Fleming, dee'd.
CITY 'TAXES. -
for ? the ? elty- of
Washington hftVd been turned over
to the undersigned, "and this Js to no
fry nil nwnnit nf nrmifirlT mihini to
tax that I am ready -to receive *axes
for the ensuing year. 'They- must be
collected at owRF.
WINDLEY, CityClork.
October 7, 1909.
" XOTH'K. r>-'
North Carolina. Beaufort county. Iu
~T the Superior Court. James D.
?The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
-R9 above has beeft commenced in the
Stfpertor court of Beaufort county, to
secure an absolute divorce from the
defendant; and the said defendofat
will further take notice that she' is
required to appear at the^erm of the
Superior court of eald county to be
held on the 7th Monday after the
first Monday in ^optemoer, ii be'.rnr
October 25, 1909^t the courthouse
of eaM-county in Washington ,-_N. C.,
and answer or^ demur to the com
plaint In -said' action' of the plain- 1
? tiff will apply te-the ooert for the-i
lief demanded in said complaint.
. 1909^
0 EX). A. PAUL, - I
Clerk Superior Court. |
NOTICE ?OP- EXECUTION SALE.
North Carolina, Beaufort County. In
the Superior Court. The J. E. Tjr
? - ? Pi imrnir vb 'H?r H Tllnun*
? Hywirtw of directed
to th-ounderslgned, from-the Superior
court of Beaufort county, ' In the
abov^-entltled action, I will, on Mon
day, the twenty-fifth' (26th) day of
October, 1909 (It being the first day
of the October term, 1909, of the' Su
perior coait_ot Beanlort county), at
(11) o'clock, noon". at the
courthouse door in Bald county, sell
. f to the highest bidder, for cash, 'to
satisfy said execution, all the right,
title an<J interest which the said
Thos. H. Blount, the defendant^ Jfes
In the following described real es
tate, to- wit:
A certain tract or parcel ' of land
known as "Sans Soucl," lying Just
? northeast of the city of Washington,
in Beaufort; couhty, In tho _Btate of
North Carolina; beginning at a cedar
post on the Plymouth road, running
thence south 69 1^2 west 2148 fept;
thapoe north 45'l-2 west 1442 feet;
thence north 3 8jflnt 617 'feet ; thence"
north I) 1-1 ~WMt ??1 fMl; thence
' north 38 denrecB Mat Ull t*?tl
thence north '69 1-2 east 510 teet;
th>nc? tonth fl ?t|l HUD tuaU.lu llio
begtnnlng; containing one hundred
-andlaeatXrlliflL liflj Mr**- ^ore or^
; the purpose and intent of |
Won to Include the farm
COTTON SEED WANTED
..Ynii wlHi mfa )gui ^jwrartlfBMWjTjhMig piVoot _ ""
COTTON SfcE"j>
or 4 part of them? to jnalotain needed competition
Call ^18 uy before sell ing. v N
WM. BKAGAW A CO?
' First Insurance Agents In Washinxt0n. N. C. -
"HU&=NO=MORE"
: ' SAVES LABOR. ...
Use By Directions and Noteilesults.
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Fire Insurance
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CARL D. PARKER, Gen'l Insurance.
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Havens-Sma I Bld'g ? ? ? ^ TtlOWW
Now Your Summer
Suit Feels Like You're
Sitting on a Block of Ice
fncomforta blc, Isn't it?
Come in and view our new style
Itinltg In hii
We're ?evec_j? minute behind "the _
newest metropolitan fashions. -Our _ ? '
fabrics luuk well and wear well. Our price* arc easy of reach. ^ j
Wright's Tailoring-Parlors,
''"Who Tailor Best m Washington."
ANNOUNCEMENT
M/E arc headquarters for floor Coverings. We are oho wing an ex
" tensive line 1-4, 1-2. and all wool Ingrain. A!so Brussels in Stair
Carpet and Stair Pattern*. Art Squares 6x9, 8x10, 9x12 feet, in Crex, Gran
ite. Ingrain, Brussels, Arminister* We have a large and varied line of
RUGS:
InaUaizes and paturns In Moquettc, Velvet, Brussels, etc. Sec our I
special Vi lvrl Hug 77Til, ill 8 I iniltt TT ? lligy arc equal to ordi
nary Moquette at a much higher price.
J. F. BUGKMAN & SON
WE SELL FURNITURE. '
WHISHT PBtSStS RIGHT
Your Opportunity is
NOWI
While we are placing ourline ot Heat
ing Stoves on Show, to select from
-the iarge variety of Wood and Coal
Heaters ? It -will J
take your order and place one in your
house, store or office before the cold"
weather begifis. You are invited to
T! call and see our Btock. ..
McKeel-Ricbardson
Wuwar? CO. .
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IDE
The homestead of defendant, here
tofore allotted to him, in the above
described land, and subject to which
this sale will be made. Is that portion
whichJ* described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a h4e*bry at tl^ t6p
of a hlU in the cow lot south or
southoast of the residence, running
norta-imrat urtr fafrfUfca dtwtnrefr
-or gbgqr ?uu iwt in m om pump.
point in the line ditch on Lover's.
Lane; thence with and along the line
ditch and Lover's Lane, north about J
-37 west to a 3-4 inch pipe sunk in
"said ditch; thence south about 50
west, a distance of about 744 feet, to
a plum- tree; thence south about 5
west, a distance of about 168 feet, to
KaJrlnge tree at . the corner of H. N*1
Blount's porch; thonce squth -about
[tft wist about *r>8 'ffet, to a-flMSfcle'
tree?.lri front of the rosldence. used
for years as a hitching post; thenco
south about 30 degrees east, a dis
"tmee- of ?W*t m feer. to tbe. be
glantog; containing about nine \nd
one-half (9 1-2) agree, nn aeeuwts
description of which may W f burnt In
tf>a rfitnras of fha
? tuu ium ill) uf atpwmuai. l??>.
Sheriff
a*, a ricks,
ot B?Wort County,
Hgm i| 4jpi'
i&w L ^
i Wharwi. It appears to- mt satis
faction, by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntary
i dissolution tfcflr??L- Jt>y the unani
mous .consent of all the stockholders,
deposited In my office, that t?e New
ftra' Construction Company, a_ cor-j
iiui .jjtaigv' tf liwwT pi'lULl
Washington, county of fieaufort.
State of North Carolina (Geo. T.
1 Leaeh being the agent therein and In
s charge thereof, upon, whom process
mayj*? served), has complied with
[the requirements, of chapter 21, Re
jvlsal of 1905, entitled "Corporn
tlona," p'relimlnary to the' Issuing of
this Certificate of Dissolution,;
NoV, Therefore. I. J. .Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of BCate of the State of
North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the s&ld corporation did, on
the - 7th day of May. 1909. file
In my_ office a duly -executed_awL
attested consent in wilting to the
of sald-^orporfttto*.- -e*
je^Bl by all the stockholders there-.
appaSft Mia eonsent and the record
fbt the proceedings atot'esald **re now
flSL-IUft.iu luy ?ain.-QfTiiP nrmltl?ul
tor. lav, t ' > ? :
** In . Testimony Whereof, i have
hereunto Ml mjr hand >?4 aBaed pur*
jo Acta! seal at Raleigh. tlHs 7th dmr
Mr. Harry McMullen went Co Hert
ford on the morning Norfolk and
?Southern train.
Miss McCIees has gone to New
Bern, where she will teach domestic
science In the New Bern Public
Schools for the next two weeks. -
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Mr. Jarvls Sugg returned to Mack
Qy's Ferry yesterday. ?
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Mr. J. W. Durban, of Bath, was a |
Washintgon risltor yesterday.
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Mr. 8. T. Brooks was In the city I
Mr. W. A. Thompson, of Aurora,
passed through tie city this morning
on his way* to Hertford, on profes
sional business.
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Mr. James Ellison is in Vanceboro
today, on business.
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R?T .1 A Wt'lllvn l?f? t?-9rrtfn.
Tille this morning. He will return
this evening.
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Mrs.- Suffolk Miles returned home
this morning from New Bern where
she has been the guest of relatives.
, ?^5?, C., arfived in
Ittie city last evening
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Mr. I. ft. Morris has returned from
business trip to New York* a/id
other northern ettles. ?
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Mr. H. Susnaan is home from Nor
folk, Baltimore, *nd other places.
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Mlsa Mary B. Hoyt went to Aurora
yesterday ?W?wiann
Mrs. Harry Kldd. of Wilmington,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Khlil Inst nlsht. She left this morn
Ing for Edenton where she will vlait.
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Mr. M. John went to New Bern to
day on business.
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Mr. Stephen C, P.ragaw left for
Hertford this morning on a profes
sional-visit.
. Rev. J. H. Brown, rector of Christ
Church, New Bern, who has been to
Elizabeth City and Edenton, return
ed to hit home today.
Mr. S. P. Willis went to Bunyan
today. ^
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iff. O. R. Fuller ^returned to his1
home in New Bern~tjlls morning.
? Ml. n. w. A;m a leiunit'd iuda> un
the- 1:45 Atlantic Coa?t bine? train
from a business trip to Baltimore.
A ?- ? 4
M4*a Marlon Tulhill, of - South
Creek; is visit fan Mrs. J. L Mayo* on
East Second street*
Capt. N. W. Jouea, Mrs. Jones and
LdouchtOCS lUn^u.- T.tlllw. H..I
i ta, of New Born, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bland, East Main
street. ?
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Don't fall to witness1 Chrismas Eve
at Sunset, a true story of 17S4, at the
Gem theater toiiight. ThisJs a drama
eVery patron of this ^popular play
house should see. Did you ever see
me curtain pojt well, if you have
a comedy full of wit and laughter,
one In which you will readily join.
The Rector's Sacrifice is a picture
never surpassed fh Washington. It
lo ono of tho vory 'j?est plcttrrcg-yct
produced at the Gem. Now The Way
They Fooled Dad, a farce comedy, Is
the ending of a program, for ?variety
and interest, will be well worth your
jr\a t rptifl irn t nnlght. 1-A?W ? * ?
fine and attractive pictures the or
chestra will piajrr The music la:st
night was continually applauded.
b# remomberd bjr
*r?t?I?ted at
peojilo to mi
J??t* ?>
-KEKi-AM) MRS.' L w. Jll f.lllvH
Mnrh IUffrtt Felt at Ttir>^ rvrpjirt 11 r*
Froift FwyettevflTe^ ^
Fayettevllle, Sept 27. ? There was
jl largely attended reception given
by the fiOPgregat^on of St. John's
was attended bythwlr frlSiKts" an
churched to Lid tham farewell. Mr.
Sind Mm. Hughea left on Thursday,
for their new home In Henderson,
and' much grief la feTt here at their
departure, aa the numerous gifts that
they received bore, testimony.
Recently the Fayettevllle Indepen:_
dent -fcrlght Infahtryr of which Mr.
Hughes is chaplain, presented him
with a handsome silver gift, andjils
friends oulafde 6t <&i2i own chtfTcli ifhl
llkewIae.^St. John's congregation al
so gave him a handsome romem;
ht^nee. FayetteyMff has sustained a
great loss in tfee departure of l^r.
and Mrs. Ilughes, and their ftypco.wtD
?ha hard.to.flil. ... - ?J?.
Mrs. HugW la an^ accomplished
lamented Rev. N. Collin Hughes, of
Chnrnwlnlty. He La quo of the pile's
bHtHyt yoiim meu mil mu irmai
and neighbors at his old home rejoice
?t_Ws rapid climb as a minister of
tho gospel. He has accepted the rec
torship o^ the Episcopal church In ;
Hendorsota. .-The best wishes of all
our people .go with him to his new
home.
ANNUAL MKKTIXU OF HALCVON
CLVB.
?^There will bu an annual meeting of
"he Halcyon club Thursday evening,
September Ut), at 8:30 p. m. The
meeting will be held in Dr. Blount's
officer and each member Is earnestly
requested to be present. ? J!_ ?
F. S. WORTHY, Sec'y.
By order of thd President, Dr. J no.
j- Blount. :
Jas. E. Clark Co's.
MillineFy Opening
The ladles of the city will reud
with gusto the announcement of the
fall millinery opening at the James
E. Clark .Company. Friday and Sat- .
urday, for they will be afforded the':
opportunity of viewing the very lat
est creatlonal both pattern ayd do- .
mestie. This .well-known irm pay
special attention to this department
and this season they congratulate
themselves on giving the ladies of the .
city ailTftmumerable collection of hats
from which to make their selection.
See the. mammoth ad. of M*eir open
ing Intoday's News, fourth page. .
Remember the opening is Friday
and Saturday, and during -both of
tiium? uuyn mi m*? niuim \\\ mmmng- '
ton and surrounding country will ro
celve a warm welcome. It will be
well worth their while to 'visit this
popular emporium before purchasing
their millinery, for Clark & Company
have selected thelr_ hats with care
end -they ore -bomxt-fb please nil.
They must be seen to be properly
appreciated.
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*xnt IMt{_ pu? i?t>j>ta^ ironn pa?
???r.i oj njaviot pa* (Br*d 'aldy! tqlsoj
ipjo3 -dooja Tifnanxjd . jo? pur dud
?q pff? auoq *q? m N0U.vav.13ad SA"V
?mod io ?m?q * <a?*x c??,-o ?|
aoiooa Asna v
Madame Littler's
Millinery
Opening
NEXT SATURDAY
Begins stt-4.!) a. Hfc
Hnw about an
Electric
Table ""
Lamp?
^They-are "convenient,
and for a few days we
will sell them at cost.5
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT
DON'T
Walk or Ride.
Talk Over
-Th^ Telephone.
You can have a Telephone
put In your house in the city
or at your farm at a very sur
passingly low cost, and save
many a long drive and per
haps a life by being- in direct
-and Instantaneous touch with
your Doctor, Grocer. Mer
chant and Brok<r?
Weather reports and mar
ket quotations can -be secured
dally.
inte.-csted parties are re
quested to communicate With
MnD.W.Bell.MTci
CAROLINA TBL. ANf> |
fyi. Oft ,
Washington, N. C.
This pratKMitlon will Intel
eat you. mod It would be well
to Investigate before the ap
proech of the cold Winter
mBmST .
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NEW ARRIVALS or
DRESS GOODS
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In all shades and at all prices.
Your inspection'will give us pleasure.
SPENCER BROS.
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HUYLER'S
CANDY
Fresh Supply
Just Received
"The Prescription Store. "
^WASHINGTO^
DRUG COMPANY
ONLY THE BBS!
? HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES
| Carried. We please our
J customers or no pay. Tfy
. us.
UNION GROCERY CO.
rE 347.
Delivered to any part of city 35 cento
quart. Served in any style, sttameda
specialty at 113 Market Street.
Ocracoke Fresh Dressed Mullets.
HIGHEST CASH PRICKS .
paid for
CHICKENS, EGGS
and all
COUNTRY PRODUCE
We carry Hay, Grain and nil '
kinds feedstuff ? We handle
the very beat Flour at wlxiie
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PAUL & CUTLER
EAST W ATER STKKKT.
JUST ARRIVED
Graham Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour,
and - _ *
New Buckwheat.
call up
J. T. WYATT.
Walter -Qfedle & ?0.
JUST ARRIVED
Pettijohns, Graham Flour, Shredded Wheat Bis
cuit Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Corn Flakes,,
Post Toasties, Cream of Wheat. Grape Nuts,
-Puffed Rice, Puffed \Vheat and many others.
Price always right, quality the best.
1 wo delivery wagons and wheel, which in
sures prompt service. Phone 123.J
J. F. TAYLOE,
The Grocery Man.
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BE
DBE
EJE
BUY YOUR
HORSES and MULES
GEO. H. HILL
,1 Your horse will be well cared for at n
?Hill's Stables.
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-Peiyiansny. Xmi Service, English Brawls. Etc'. LKJteH Eil( ufl
road Fare Paid ? Positions Guaranteed.
THE I. H..C. TOGGLE-JOINT
HAY PRESS V *
Is the highest draft, and makes the "most \j*
? compact-bale-of any-press soM. ? *
? BAILEY SUPPLY CO.,
SALES AGENTS.
Kollars and Kuffs
THK SPELLING IS BAD. HIT THK WORK WE
PUT ON COI.UAR8 AND CUFFS IS PERFECT.
rxF. axing axd I'BKSftrvc. -?
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Alderman-Cap'ehart Laundry, Inc.
132-4 WATER STREET
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lul liter ?1. Extrft bottles 60c. BruggiaS.
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