. LEGAJy NOTICES
x NOTICE.
North Carolina, Beaufort County. In
th? -Bupertor Court. A. "157 Lloyd
va. Lilly Lloyd.
The defendafit" above named will
take notice that an action entitled, as
above has been commenced In the
? Superior court of Beaufort county,
~ to secure on absolute divorce frotu
tbe defendant; and the said defen
dauj.' will Iill llicr. Ittko ttuIIib ihut abw
is required to -appear at the term of
tbe Superior court to bo hold on the
seventh Monday after the first Mon
day In- September. It being Octpber
12 n'riock, noon, offer foriflttlQ at pub
lic "auction, for capli, at the court
hdu^es^Joof of Boaufort county, the
following described tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and being* in the
? cuuul I 1 U? I'.Kiin/url, ?"<F! Snrni of
North ' -Carolina, and In Richland
25, 1909, at the courthouse of said
county, In Washington, N. ~'C., t?.*d
answer or demur to_^the complaint In
? said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to-tho' court for~tho relief demznrdod
in nald complaint.
This 13th day of October, 1909.
GEO. A. PAUfeT
Clerk Superior Court.
u-M^T Dn OHKVKP
The 'following ordinance passed by
the city aldery.cn must ho complied
with, and for tho benefit of those con
cerned it la published below:
All bills against the town shall be
presented to the town clork on or be- 1
fore the 25th day *)f each month and
by 'him i>laco#=4n the hands of the |
chairman of the auditing committee j
before the- last day Ql the currentj
tponth. W. B. Wind ley. Cltfr Clerk.
NOTICE OF SALE. '
By virtue oi the power of ealo- con
tained in a certain deed of mortsaj-e
from Harvey Q. Hill and wife to r\
r. Pnnl & Bro-'dated the.iUst day c l
? M&Kh, l'JU7, Ui'.d ncordi'd In the of
flee of the Register of Deeds of ^fau
fort county', in book 143 at page 351*
the undersigned will on Monday, the
22d day of November, 1909, at 12
o'clock noon., offer for sale at public
auction for cash all that certain tract
or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the county of Beaufort and
State of North Carolina, and In Choc
?owlnity township, beginning at Joa.
Cobb's and Dave Edwards' corner,
which corner stands on the Main road
leading from the Jack Carrow-pUca
? to Choeowlnity Bridge, thence run
| nlng In a southwardly course to said
^av?? red wards' line to a llghtv.ood
stump, standing "about 500 -yards!
from said corner aud near BUI
Branch, thence from said lightwood
stump a northeastorwardly course a
? straight iine-^e-the sis mile post^-on
the Main road, leading from JacU
Carr^v place to Chocojvyiity Bridge,
thence from said mile .post a north
eastwardly courHe to the dividing line
between Powlo and Paramoure.
thence with said dividing line to tJie
beginning at the CoM> and Dave Ed
" wards' corner, containing 50 a*res of
land, and befog the ?pme tract of
land described in the aforesaid morU'
gage. ; ' I
Th'.s the lCth da;- of October, 1909. 1
F. -O. PAl'C fc BRO.,
Mortgagoer
By \V. C Rodman. Attorney.
NOTICE. "
By vlrttfe of power of" sale con
tained In a mortgage deed executed
J dated September 2, 191)3. and duly
recorded iii the Register's office of:
? Uooufoia cminfy, in 2???U lir?, pag.->
Sf>b, 1 IV 111 uffti fori jaU to tho high
est bidder at public auction, for cash,'
at the courthouse door In the town of
Washington, X. C., on Monday, No
"vomber 13. 1909. aMioo:^ the follow-.
ing described property, to-wlt: All
that tract or. parcel of lapd lying in
Beaufort 'county, Richland township,
r mnl ? inu:e pmilcnlafiy described -ae
follows, to-wlt: -Beginning at L. M.
Broomes southeast corner, on the
| West road running thence north to
Broome's back line, thence east to a1
ditch M. B. Wilkinson's line, thencoj
south to the company canal to the
West road to tho beginning, contaii\-j
Ing 50 aere?' more or less. - For a
more complete description, reference
is made to a deed -from Hv Brown, |
Jr., to said Wilkinson, recorded in
book'Gt, page 117.
Second Tjnct. A 10-acre .tract, |
county Ahd I0WPBU1U nfmumltl. 1^
.innln. canal bridge near the
C. A". WttWnson ~dweH4*gy- r*wm4ng
-with the canal eastward to the Car
? MOT flitch. thanoq wUh>thw various
courses of tho said ditch, wjest to the
bridge near the tenement house.
thence south to the ^ginning con
taining 10 acres more or less. (Ex
ception Out of tWs UacLls. reserved
a cart way from the lanal bridge
near the house, running - north^, to
where Chatham Sanders now lives,
containing *>no acre more or less.
Mortgage above referred to, given for
the ptrrchaKe irrtcc of the abore de
scribed .land,. and default having been
made In the payment of the same. .
This the 14th day of October, lSOOv
C. H. WILKINSON. Mortgagee.
Vaughan ft Thompson^ Attorneys. ,
A man Is called a philanthropist
because of all the things he could db
for his fsllowuad doesn't Uo them.
. - ^ irst thing to ?o with a man
Just ouC of college L? to try to get him
to learn somtklng now that he needs
_
SUPPOSE YOIIR BUILDINGS A!?D STOCK BURN?. .
Well, the Insurance would save you from a total losj. s *?
I^jt suppose you had no.lnsurance whatever. \pu could hardly -blame
anxone but yourself for the disaster. Call up
? wm. bragaw & CO.,
First Insurance Agents In Washington, N*C.
I
It's real pleasure to cook on
i *?
; Buck's .Stoves '
,
\
Requires less fuel^nd oooks
l_ quicker.
Oven always same temperature top
and bottom. Ask
| Southern Furniture Company
? ARE YOU ON A SALARY?
If so, we want to correspond with you. Especially
if you are not earning a LARGE' salary. You are. the
man who renlly NEEDS insurance most? the protec
tion-for-the-family kind ? the kind that will PAY YOU
A DEFINITE MONTHLY INCOME when you are
[disabled by accident or Illness? the kind that protects
lyqur bank account and s<>ves you a whole lot of worry.
[ Drop us a postal? it won't cost you a cent to investigate and we don't want
you to spend a dollar with us unless you art* con vinccd that it will PAY YOU
1 1 *j be iufrured. CarL D. PARKER, GenM Insurance.
r fotir Years. Experience.
j Havens-Sm^n B'.d'if ' _ 'Phone 83.
MONEY SAVetSiWNBV MADE
| A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feet of Gas per
hour, and gives 50 Candle Pojwer of Light, where-an
[open tip burns 6 feet of Gas and gives 20Candle Pow
er. How mugh do you save? - Ei
WASHINGTON
&
) WATER
- Welsirach Junior. COMPANY
% Peruna
-i Is A -
J Healthful ;
Tonic i
And ?
Successful
I Catarrh
| Remedy. ?
. Hon. Thoma* Cale, who vu elected to
JongreM from Alaska, la well known
>n the Pacific slope, where he has re
ilded. Hi* Wa?bfn*lo<i KddreM la mt
Sinth street, N. W.t \V aahington, D. 0.
3o??re*?men Caie writes of Parana:
"I can cheerfully recommend Pernna
m a very o (fie lent remedy tor ootigha
md oolds."
Hom? people prefer to Mr* tablets
Wftn IT HflHp| fnnpt? mw?w frr.rr^ -
Virginia, whose hom? address is Wg
Stone Gap, V%n writ#*:
"l ten eheortnlly n& tbat I hm nml
W T*la?bi? remedy, Pernna, with
beneficial remits, and qan tnhMllat
Infcly reMtamend your remedy to my
frlenda u an Invigorating 'tonio and an
effective and permanent our* for ca*
Urrh." ;
~ ^ TALK
Mr. Robert Winfleld, o t Aurora,
was In the city .
| -UI.'U. H. 'ilUITNOII. 0/. Aurora,
j came to- the city this morning to at^
: tend court. ? ?
j .
L_ l*o&t master J. W. Chapin. of Au
rora. in in the dlty attending coj7l
j Mr. 8nmuel Waters,. of Xcw !3erp
j la a Washington visitor.
Rev. II. R.
?.First Presbyterian Church, left thi*
morning for Red Springs, to attend
the Synod of thd Presbyterian effurch. ;
He will return the latter u:.rt of the.
v/eekT ~
? "
Mrs. M. J. Payne returned last j
evening after a. visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Ra. H. Lewis, in Norfdfk?
M_ts? Doyd, of Sinrtatib u r g . S. C. .
in visiting b?r aunt, Mrs. A. a7|
Springs, at Hotel Louise.
_ _ * ' * J
Mrs. Frederick W. Hoyt and little
daughter, Frances, of Willlamston, I
arrived today to visit Mrs. Justus]
Randolph.
- * ?
By-fiflvernmamL' Mrst T.-J. Jarvisi
passed through the ci!y today ? en [
rqute from Greenville to Norfolk."
s ? ?
* Mr. Hoyt Moore left yesterday af
ternoon for Beaufort 011 business:
Mr. IL T. Oden. of Eclhaven, was]
a visitor \n the city yesterday .
Mrs. C.' Flake and daughter. Mis...
Katherlne' Fiske. of New York eity.l
arrived, yesterday to visit "Mrs. Bv E. 1
wai:u -Miss Addle Fortcscue. i
? ?
Miss Mary Clyde Hassell returned !
today from a viait^to Wilson.
See the Arcadian -Musical Comedy j'
Company tonight at the opern l^ou*e.
Pretty girls, good music, costumes oCj
the latest New York production^?'!
? ?
Miss Helen Newbold, who >tns iwwu* ?
visiting Prof, and i^re. N. C. Newbold.,
left this morning for Hertford.
Mr. Henry Blount spent the day In 1
town, on route to his home in Wilson. |
? ? . . ? I
The Gem shows tonight the Mer-j
chant of Venice. This is a tacgnl- :
lioent staged piece, and the scenery!
and cosH^es are elegant and beau- j
tiful. The play is actcd by some of
the greatest actors 011 the stcge today
and you should not miss thli. oppor
tunity io see this great Shakespear
ian play. The balance of the program 1
in no w:se falls short of the v.suil
merit. Music and coupons tonight. I
L1VKI> FOR t?-| Horns
* ' with :ir<;ki;n- xi:ck.[
Macon, Ga . Oct. 25 ? After living
Tor 24 hdnn. wi|Ji a brok*n t\c Earl ?
"rtodges. 18 years old, VW^eceiverl I
the gjral injury early ruora-j
ff>" rV'" 'i
story winil.iw of hJs h./.n: ? i i ? T
brick pavement, died in the fcospfi
1:< III
.uirshmT shoots snr.iiirr.
i.ouisviiijC-ewr. bet. .1
J. Smith lies dangerously wounded *:?
the rooul? uf a plstul ..M- ] .?? ;m
street Inte last night with City Mar
shal J. II. Flint, it is averted the
shoriff. and L. M. Flin 1 .? brother of I
the marshal, were engaged !r. a con- 1
troversy. .when the marshal took
hand. ' *
Are upon tho Flint brothers The
marshal returned tho flre, one shot
wounding the sheriff in the thigh, and
then beat the sheriff over the nea/l
with .his pistol until he was Uncon
scious. Marshal Flint and his broth
er were at once arrested.
THi; ARCAllIAN MISICAL
' CO>IK??V GQjlMXy
WM*-H-^pTTGSrs^a7 the opera hotH
this evening, October ?6lh, ha* |
playfd at. many plaren. ^ n.l ia pi
nounced to bo one of the best shows
on trie road ? racy, nave mm fwH
Hn ear h l?Hy tliey hiive ntnvrrt, nnr!
1 are getting to be on the list with the
very best productions. They, have
made the secfttjKalght in several i..
stances double tjMj-flrst snd this alone
is sufficient proof of their ability to,
amuse and entertain. In their cas^
American 3tage. Among them is
Glole Eller, Carroll the Great, Coi>
penger the Irish and. Dutch comedian.
Annie M. White, the greatest mile
Impersonator on the stage; 'Beeole
Marlowe in her late success, "Love
Me*;" Tho Manhattan News Bey's
QUartette, one of" thq greatest comedy
font ever sear here. With home of the
most elaborate costumes and a bunch
"beauii.nl girts lu tlie choius. ?
J IX A CHURCH AT LISBON.
J4bon. Oct/ 2S.? -a. bomb was to
Heads Ah* aid sebos from Grip,
|da> fohnd in the Church of the Irish
Dominicans here. The sacristan ex
tinguished t^e juse
I Two persons Were arrested on Sus
i picion or Having carried Ihu UuniL)
, Uito the edifice.
! TAFT Cl'AItli'H VICTIM I>KA1?.
j Damn. Tex., Oct. 23. ? Deputy
! County Clerk -Louis Relchunstein.
? who was bayoiittted yesterday by
fSfcrgt. D. Manley, of .Company E.
? Tlutd ivrl;n.--iir, T>;iv>s National
T','. died today. Manley, Is .still in
- Mi{, wiiii i*. ?-::aigo oi murder doi-kui
' ;?jr*.iust today.
men p?n.\T piiiNTi r. MI4.A ?
r CreensboroT X. C.. Oct. 23.- Jas.
a printer employed by the
v-rr I'linting * Company, or High!
: Poinf,- while assisting itf u ti loading |
:?;! li:T;n.'si:n' b i fr^i .1 > 1 ?!
!'? . ?* ?!? 'b h.' liW- V.- ! il'.l.'U- '
? .'l '*! '"*? Tlii; horses attn?'hcd to r 1
: a; ots v,"ls=*'"i '-a* u j
;.s the stone w :? > midway b??;v c :: iliel
car a:u\ the "rj't-'.i. catling 'I.e li.'avv !
mass to fall between tbein. 'Ward!
was caught before lie <x>ulii jump j
away, lsis chest being literally iruah-l
I Sd in. He was unmarried
Rt. Kev. Robert Strange, D. l>,.
i dior-?se of F^tKt Caro- j
Church, this city, the flr.*: "Sanda;- in
Dcceuil'.T. - Thy N. !:np rv :i v:?~>:uh
morning and evening. At ti:e * veil
ing service the rite of C9itfln::,itton J
will Le adm'nistercd.
CONTI.YLKl) H.?.\KSSs. , j
The many friends of R*v. Dr::.is i
"Mi ? t 1 , r 1 ?
continued illness. " imtle arrnnding!
the Christian convention a; Pittsburg!
he was taken 1)1 and, had to return
earlier than contemplated. Friends
all uv?r ?i,r. him nj.^dv !
recovery.
SANDKllS' Ml'UI?KII TRIAL.
Beaufort, X., C., 0cf7 23 ? Witnesses
for the* Statu in the- trial here today
of S. J. Sanders, charged vi:l: jke
murder of H. J. Newberry. late
nv- ' r ?: ?" Nowp--.it-;. X. C.. u'jtlflyd
that v'? the r :?! v.r- f.rcd.
they hoard so:::'* one :?...? !:? . and
looking up, Si*. ,??".? I.-I:-. *?;'??. ; v /ion
ns SuifJi;r.-\ KollnuLaj; S.indt f, h-.mo.
he having his gun in hand, the wit
nesses testified that ho put the gun
down \vh6re it was afterwards found. ,
-An anamination of tbo? wit
nesses testified, showed that the shot
used ?.\ -re^~ri*r'"C'i, n*h>*? were the
kind ial:en from Xcwl;.?vayla body- .
The memrfers o'f the Arcadian Mu
sical Comedy Company are all artist*,
and those who see them tonight ?uj
the. opera house will be highly I
pleased.
STOMI?jJRD!tBLE
Had it for Year* I'ntil He Heard of
Ml-o-na ? Brown's Drug Store
Sell It.
If you suffer from Indigestion,
belchlr.g of gap, Lur.:p. of lead en t??14
I stomach, biliousness, dizziness, foul
lt.re.Trh. r.e:,vft'.:3i:c?r, constlpaUcn or 1
JT.;} ccms tot'ay for r. ' * r ?: v.' :*.I-c-na.
. the celi'".-' rated s'.or.t.ii-*! ! - ? r ion .
'find ?t' P-n'K-y -yTytt-^t.<ry-vym 1
f-'ve yoi! j*otjr money l>ac':. I! relieves
paiiii'.-.l h dis.-nvjs ir. :ive 1:1 la -
::?c?. iicau the following: ? j
"I had stomacli trouble for years, ii
After eif'ng I would be IrotiWed for
an hour or ?o with indigo jon. I
l.mnrht ono - .box of _i!i-n-r.a tablet?,
fvr.rj Cah'ncy Drug Co., v. ai, h -com^'
pletely cured me. That was about 12 |
months ago and to this day 1 have not
hnnn tr?nbi?ri ayain." .1. ?
(laffnH.v, S. C- April 20, I90i>.
?.IJ-c-r.a is the beet prescription for
r.i-U t r o Q\- c;r ;.v ri 1 1 o n : not j
cures pern:anentlyTj<rav..^e i; _i'.-.or- j
oughly c!ern?:e>. renovates, builds up,
and p*;ts rlastiflty i!iro slomat^J h
and bowels. Jli-o*ha i? put up In tab
let form anrl is- small and easy tc
swallow. Sold b^leadlng dritggtsts
everywhere and x-in Washington - by -
Brown's Dritg StoreNs^io rigidly guar- ^
antf-e them ? Tart-^??ltm>T;v'e. Ad
dress P,ooth's 5fI-o-na, n^flilo, X-- T.
;n the home
nnrinf t ? i. .v. i rf -
kcbon testrnt j-wauuiua. cords, rrcr:?, ?
twitht, Mini icnadi iu.-.jj
llmnt; Itilim i >1 <??*?? .-)???- . -- ; | ^
vfzii.niXioa lb 1 - ,. vi-. i '""':'i'li'
Latest Books,
Lsather Goods,
Stationery anti
Office Supplies. '
WM. B. HARDING
jSfe"' '
Picture Frames to Order.
ALBUM AltUlT COMPl.ETKU.
? Our ngiv .;.,nl?v .is...,, mil K. 1
Dieted In a few days;- something new.
covering nil the styles o$ pictures wo
make. We wfll send it to~any faintly
1* the city iQ?jJi%. hout* that they
ITIBTW OTTf m$ M^lyit juu uujip un^ -
to make their selections At home. . At
it will be aljout the last of next week,
before the book Will be complete, wf
The (Mki that want ad*. have
failed (o do in this city, if set along
side of tho*e that have been aecom- ,
I pished, u oalt* u-.ukc a small siivxyhui.
'inriwtl ? J
What a Kill like3 about a fiirtation |
is it's eo exciting thinking how e:
r,Tr
WHY S'OT li:t
RHODES ?
ROAST \\i) tail Mi voni j
com:!:?
T*v 'K'VMH '?? uf?it.Ji iua-1. j
J iu?i brills'4 fi'Jt;; i ?;?!??* the rup.
iRirtmrcv i:o.\sti:?> rmi:i s
| \i:i: 1:" ?-TM' ;i *'! iti'.i.T'j
.OYSTERS!
!V!rvcrod to any part of city 23 cf'jv.s ?
qii.ui^Scrvi'it :n nriV Mylc. s:r:mi-! u '
specialty ai II.* Market Street."
OcracoUc I rc .<U Drtxicrf Mu!Ii ?
J. T. WYAT'l .
JUST ARRIVED
whom: wi!i:.\TFMn-ji.
HAM Fl.oilt, FL.AiM.UK I'AV
CAKE riX)l l:, AMl (-HA('JiKI)
WHKAT.
Walter Credle & CO
HIGHEST CASH I'UICKS
- paid fur
CHICKEXS, EGGS
not) all
"COUNTRY PRODUCE
We ?nrr y May. Grain and uli
| kinds Feedstuff ? W?? liandlo
the very bts*t Flour at whole
sale. ?. ,
.. PAUL & CUTLER
EAST W ATE It STREET.
When the Children Are
STUDYING
YOU SHOULD GIVE
THEM THE BEST
? fctfiHT TO WOHK. BY
AND TH.VT IS
EtKTRKHV
WASH I NGTON"
ELECTRIC PLAJSTT. J
| WE HAVE
A FULlT^lNE OF
WEM=CAPES
N
Sizes run from 52 to 54
inches. Theasso tmentis
varied, and you will have
a perfect range of colors to
select from. And the prices
are reasonable: ?
Our line of Ladies' Coa^
Suits is admitted to bo per
fect.. Stop in and see .it?
we'tf ; our orUici^nu
You will feci at home in.
our store. The attendance
is instructed not to try to
si ll Yfrn lnvthin^ von do
not want, and everyone is
?very polite.
SPEHCER BROS.
h
DON'T
Walk or Ride.
Talk Over
The Telephone.
Vou can have a Telephone
-4^
ont you r farm ni a vrir?tr
passinsly low cost, and save
many a Ion;; driv_c_jind serz
baps a life by bcin? in direct
.wxl niMjm;un'?>uv4?wch with
^jpur Doctor, Ciroccr. Mer
chant and llrok< r.
Weather reports and mar
ket quotations can be secured
daily.
Interested parties are re
quested to communicate with
Mr. D. W. Bell, M'g'j.
4 CAROLINA TEL. AND
? TBL. CO.,
Washington, N. C.
This proposition will inter
est you. and It would be well .
to investigate before the ap
rh of tlio cold ? Wintwr -
If planning to move, and nut yet
fully ilrriileil ms to where, answering
ads. Incomes urgent business with *
you.
HUYLER'S
Chocolates and Bonbons
always fresh;
PrpsrripfiQpc
arc given promptand care
ful attention. Te!ephone-us
your wat ts. ?
WASHINGTON
DRUG COMPANY
im ARRIVED WxB?'
Pettijobris, Graham Fiour, Shredded Wheat T?is
jcuit, Oat Meal, Cracked WheiUj~Corn Fiakes,
Post Tonsties, Cream of Wheat Grape Nuts,
Puffed Rice, Puffed vVheat and many others.
' Price always right, quality iliu husl. , . , ?
Two delivery wagons and wheel, which in
J. F. TAYLOE,
The Grocery Man.
THE I. H. C. TOGGLE-JOINT
HAY.: press
Is the lighest draft, and makes the most
compact bale o! any press sold.
,rjn
a