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Washington cUixiina. and buslnev-s
men now enjoy ei:e of the most ?on
plete and up-to-date telephone ex
change* to '.??? found anywhere P~
N 4- * ! i Ca rol.na. _
The Carolina. Telephone and Tek
graph Company deserve* the iliunks
of th'.1 eity !'or iirsrnUit'g :t system .?
* keeping with the growth and pro;:
w ress ?>f AVai-hlitaron-. t; is a system
fully <il r- -.'-t wtih the times and >
modern in if ???; alpnieHT and
lenecs.
Th r.-.panjr lias spot.: i.i
nelKliNorhotvi ?>f ?,) complete
and iastiUl. this modern ?.-.\chang".
Tl,.-^ ^ ? . ?n:r.i-i:?ed
-'?th Inst. a?:-. ii will be ;v.
l^n^i thirty days riii?iv ?>ef-?re -the
rooiplv'e iu ? ?. -v det-.nl, . v
<*
This tti' ? ti
Wa>-h:;.-*,
little T:
' ~^r-~
ps t)f\
Inw-JitliOis !m\*? Ij.-.jj btiib ?l <]..??)
the very ln>t r(
fhotilil sir.y ?i . ji ? ? ? ??
tro-jbb- 4r.n; --.ilr-i in k
l.hon-. t !;i-y promptly til
th" Im-ul In ?.i hum.
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14RI\ Wlll'k
Thin :? li-.-.v 1V. T?TT7:frt:-Tr
era in Nt.r'ir Carolina jiisiiiy M"*
TAfVs '".r.Titort *nf Hihiii,
Congressman tiran? t nrv prrtn1**
tre?p; How ?Jo yo\'. to hold
your o!!i< e. M/pr.'lto^d. y??i
tribute to th?? !>ai,ty*?;i;!i>fJ7? ;
Mrs. ftec-d: l haw* already glv??!t
twenty-five dollars to t It*- 1N*i?uhll<-jui
campaign paper: h-rw -rnnrn rfn
you want?
. ?atL6r..eltajMi'i Mr. firmn r r ?cs
to Washington amt grntw- bis frirnd
Hitchcock to remove Mrs. Il''fd fro jr.
the -VglK'Vi'lf* nostofflro <?n I he ground
>a(r*WMiKht to brili*1 Kin In
fluence by offesng to give money to
-*7rrn> v.* ??w?W ?
No wonder th\t Mr. Taft. should
have said at (.l:*>ei;sborty in l!JO? t"hM
1t \vo?lil 1m* batter for the cause ot
_ RopubHpunlmn in <*krolina, if all the
Federal place# u-f-rc ocruplecT i?j
Democrats. Ym ir is ?i t.?!or the ad
ministration of the en me Mr. Taft
that iniquities. like lh? above are
perpetrated. The 'prenidenl means
well, but- he I* as malleable av putty
In the hands of the machine politic
ians who control the departments. ?
Norfolk Virffinian-TJIlot.
H>1 OF LIFE
The joy of life i? the joy of work
well dooc. Husbands love their
wives, but oh, their work! WiyjeJL
nOiaute tftr^ n01IWKW|jr?nfc. ????? r.~
motherhood, for tlja. particular kind
of social, helpfulness In which women
so Shtne, torn Incense of affection to
In their duties.
Many fortunate men fall, in to work
tfom tlx (tart which g.t. tlw w.rmth
0 1 tblr heart ? much u th?tr|
' brain. But there are far too many
J who snatch at any employment ant!
! find themselves condemned to It.
J They sweat ami groan and so add to
! their unhappines*. They butt their
j head" against stone walls and then
wonder at the bruises.
I l.et'a i.reach a Jjlt. Ifthe-work "b
fnotto one's liking try to make It'so."
jX*?5Tirrteiiuiij^?:UI tlo KU04U sulk
ling *t?bltt?rs. put the best that's In
I you to-the Job, ami it's dollars to
j doughnuts that the .lob will j.&v you
back. It will grow easier and more
agreeable. ! n- time a genuine liking
for it may be dev*lof**4r Ami ?h-*r
w!ll conie the best of happiness?.- -
Cleveland Leader.
fflEHUK PLISI Nil
III fULL 0PERI1WI
?t ,Tf ?'
(Continued from First I'agei
extend cjl earnest, in vital ion to all yf
it* patrons and any interested I'-'f^,
to visit its central otlbe and see the
system In ncttml operation. If :a
were possible to sisftlciently interest
every telephone user to make this
visit and spend a few* minutes in the
j rentral office. the telephone company
j will be able to give very inueh bett?e
I servii e; after a subscriber once sees
[ the operation of the system and has it
]? ll'Jalti. d Ill' mil I lu'll be in .1
better position to use his telephone
I intelligently and will understand if
the operators are apparently Inatten
tive.
Mr. 'Hell, the lo?al manager, will
be glad to show any one -through the
. nltiiT. ami wll rak" pieAsul'e Jli ?lX
plaiuing the opi ration of the new sys
? :>-nt wt>'il?s-eribers are earnestly 're
jo'M'stMl noi "to restore their receiver's
Lto the hook until they have aeiuallv
. i ompletf.l their conversation and do
I tii?; -desire to converse with the same
I ?nhs??ril>es-a?y-inri ner?i if U_lE Mt'rt's
? .-'a :y for a subser'.bor to leave his tel
cpkoim iti order to obtain some infor
mation. leave the receiver off the
I hook. oChery.jfe j.h?? placing of th"
' r'-'-'-lv-T i-n the hook kfves "the oper
ator i.b?? disconnecting signal am! the
! cojine. lion will be taken down. In
this way you will lose connection
1 . i:> rN- tubs'-rlber with whom jou
v. ? ? V.:it? iUy t::lk!lig.
I T:.. V .1! n;anag*V. Ajr. iJell, will
r i! ,> rotni !li:l!ini of a
: n*vv directory. ami any party antic!
"imuffytin1, m.tmlw? i??t? of a t??|ephi?iiu..
Mild
.si order tli
?d In t>-H ...
dire* tory. S.?t:w .
...eriffwe dt able Tit obtain-:
- -:tii the ^erv:? ?? for a few
l '.vi owis; tinrJl tli? operators have be?
ki oni" j-'if. < tr-:nij expert In the use of
the n*".v v.-/eai a:ul uew switchboard.
| f ?? '1 '?? ??!<:?' time, however, the
i Oi-? .\tt. w i i I :?e expert !.u the hand
jiil.u of tiie t;-v.- >w:ii nbi.niil and ?!:??
, >- rv.ci? s!: ?..! | then j-e serotld to noiu?
in the State.
THE HMDS Hi THE PUB
LIC wos nuns
:???! f rc-ni Fir.-! Page.
?J it will t.r. fonnd thai the
iV'U'Unii ?? 5 1 1 t,? n jirov
' road* men::* only i.*#to the' railroads
| i!:an It d>e* :?? ?hc- |i?oi,le. to the*
: .nrmi-r* an*r th'e"t/iTsTM" mi-'tw Of Thr
^ ? "?" ' fs'' of tl; h ni .*
j system*. Th*?y do two things which
nifiiri * ? i : s L r . ?-? r-- ?* i'??r the railroads.
? hu:ld u l> 'he- tributary territory.
jt'.K'V Jut'rea&v i he populai iun aud the
? wh^'h mip
j port the railroads; liy making th^
* p? " ni. ir 'i> iirc-yj-ercMisi ihev add to
I tl;#? demand* ot any Riven w-tlon,
Inriil that ir.etr" Tint mer+dy ;i ^rente:*
' mn\?-n.? ut of freight lr.it a larger va
| rlety and to a very i-oiisideVuble o\
| ??>::? a higher class of traffic- the,
pi!:1! Mf irHll.i' UlMt i J lh?-"ni'.si desir
| able. Good roads will do more than1
I any other thing to develop ,the. terrl-'
jTory oTTIie SbVfTIf or or Trrry- oTher-por
II ion '?f the country, and thai develop- j
n;em will m??n more traffic for the
rallrod*. !t will tncari f^r jo-ir varl-'
ous HH'tions better railrtfad facilities!
in the way of Improvements on exist
ing m Jeate"r.n<l the addition of new
niih'flfc'N. The fcoeonrl tiiiiiK in which
ihey will help t lie railroads 5f i:.
ereatihg a more even movement of
traffic throughout the year. As you
tmrr.- the farmer* of alaio&i .every
section of country are '-nmiwllcil,
largely on account i.f the prevailing
Impassable ronti.s during the winter
j month*, to rush their crops to market
comes. You people of the clay coun
try of these mountains know what
the west season do to your road?..
Thla necessity of moving farm prod*
ucts at one reason congests traffic
iL?rk]^ tile nqriod of marketing ri%
- delays aod unmual expenses to
the railroadM. requires greaTly Tii^
rr?a?ed Investments^ rolling stoc k
*nd warehouHe rob#. It adds to the
Cost of railroad hndling ancf so de
creases me pTfini ' -
tlon company, it. Is- also a tax upon
the farmer, compelling him to tiSe
<lme from hfs Trrm whtch could he
J -T" OT nBl Trva un .
The
r.i ir
high way
hway the feeder of the
a:id th" riv?-r tranfcportat ;osi
better ? spared during later months
and undoubtedly decreasing the re
turns. by the. lower prices which en
forced marketing at a given period
A J
Yes. tij.e railroads are vitally In
terested ! it the improvement of the
country highways, for they mean en
1 urged" pidspeniy~irb~tfagra. It l?-?orl
ILL* reason that railroad men "have
ft 'died the higiiw&y l>Toblem, it Is
| for this reason, even if the men at
trt:c head til' your railroad sytama*
iweic not Interested in t-he~'lmprove
| from the standpoint of good
what they ran -tr* secure for the-dl-s
trlcts which they serve the advan
tage? oi the best possible roads lead-'
ling out through the' villages and
, for 111=.
In considering my remarks re
member that 1 have but hinted at tht
L'n.i.t nkiiIis which' will come front
such a system of highways. I would
I Impress yuu that the greatest bene
j lits wjjjffltT be In the way of better
and larger consumption o?
] their products, easier and cheper
'.market facilities, better farming. con
ditions, better stock, increased value
I of lands, more money In the banks
and- resulting Improved home vXJTn
j forts and s?H?ol*.
.\TTH \<TinX TOXUJIIT.
jtorium the first attraction In the Ly
ceum course for "the -winter, will bo
1 ?resented. The elusion- Musical ;
t'Company In "Her American Hus-[
band" is the bill. Tills is one of the
? best productions ever offered ?o the
people or me Cliy. Till) (luurs .will)
be open at s: 30 and the performance
?smarts promptly at ? o'clock. This is
dope so as. not to conflict with the
tinion meetliig now in uroRress at the.
I Methodist Church. Tine admission *9 i
(those not holding season tickers will j
T3e, reserved seats 7oc., gehenarl ad-,
.mission children 23c. Reserved
I seals now on sale at Hrown's drus]
8 1 ore. The attraction !-< for the ben-.l
: e:lt_ ot tbe p.u.bUi?; school. . ?
ATTHAITION \ XK2HT.
Prom flu* fiK'-m !?:?; stony ai:u un-j
. ti-wiif :? of old N pw Knglamt. to i
? the .mi! 5:l<?vd srrovea ' *o? |
:v.:ici:.dia* <f the Sotsth. *hr ?vree*? J
which "Iamih lilvi'Tf?" the drutuaiiz'a- .
Hots of Mary jTTIlolnie.v novel, takes
I ii-' ; ?. lil.ir vv ;Vu thr* pwfaflH' ?
i'.uve :is It will ho piven at Brown's
'murk li.i Miss iMiu Jlaij'jaU ,
, and ?which fills it? local engagement t
Saturday. November Cth. It is easily!
_io bo soon that the author hail a dls- .
tlnct purpose in this and ? that noi
racrv caprice dictated the action,
i Primarily, it was to show i he decided i
?1 if* rent t* in type?, so thn.t the eon-!
i i rat: would come out < l-.'arly, and j
1 ?"?rr>r*rtnr1ly. ft-nri* -**tt4>-nlered-t<?-glv?J
.an t:r.u?uul sowing. b<v!i l'or the peo- 1
-pTT ? ;nl foi' I ho til' i-i-'liio
i?i m?.lte tip the 3 . 1 1 y . This contrast.
Is of too distinct an advantage to.bej
v?j! tiitarily overlooked by any 'dis- '
< ? orh'Fnc ~ wf r 1 r?r: ~ Mt>r??o?<?yi 'h'Ttt is
si:, h r.n essential difference in the,
lyp.-s of Person.. the. rather stern bujJ
sturdy and upright disposition of the
Now 'Kngl under. devoid of gra'-'? but
bountiful In thought and spirit, con-!
- I v v. ! i !l ! Ill' - J .. I I* h'V* |
idtiuL-jMUti-eful life of the South. With |
iiiftv. . maimer. ease and leisure, are
mm ?ers riT" parahYoufFT * ittet't. .Ln.^*^
Condition* are kucIj n? to piv? those
of means. extraordinary. opportuni
ties for i i.lture. ond refinement of
disposition aid* social r*i n k have a
i ? ;:i ihi- .-c.f: ? -n'od areas
nf ftrtnge and i liroii j: rowing. that
they iln not hav'e in the more strictly
commercial North. I'uder those fas
?- nating -condition*. Mrs. Holmes
worked out her novel and Miss Poyn
tcr adapted h"r dramatization of It,
she - herself?pre. paring tl:e version
that is. u fed.
Miss Eda Marshall appears
"l-fcnrf" and 5* ftupported by a strong |
cast.
\V.-\T KIN'S .11 ItV SXII.1. Hl'N'C;
t hf AVntUfifs jury ft*'
i hop ?l-.?>stly "tied ; that it is evenly di
J vrdr-ft, ? sttx ? for acquittal and six int.
| conviction; that there is hardl? any
'?t-hnme at all for the agreement and
ihn: ili? i .i.-e winch occupied all las?
] week in superior court will result in
'a mistrial. . ? ,
! It was learned on well-founded ruj ,
! tuor today that the report Ins: ulghtl
| that on the last ballot the Jury flood |
| seven for fwiftiittnl and five for con
I vlction was an error; that as^a m?t-^
iter of fact every ballot has
i been slx for and Hix against the dc-|
I fendant. The Jifrymen. St is ;;i;mored, ,
understand thoroughly Ihe Instruc
tionn of th^ (onrt and the ti<vt>p Is
not a -ttuchtitju of furihor instructions
'from the court. The jury has spent,
the day alternately in the Jury room,
out wafkhiK and lounging In the
courthouse yard. I
Juxt how long Judge Adams will]
ed. but it lw nj-obable that^f'th#. mPn |
| 'a') to otroo by <ony>rroiv. a liiisfriaf
will be ordered. Tho con!eft?u8 of
opinion here Is that the jury will not
agree and that the mse win h\?e to
INMIIII Ilii
Hlclu* CAPUOIXE Cure Sick Heml
ache.
|^la*.Ar<MaAna U**>a??,h I
He?d?cne ana? acnes rrom -ornr,
Stomaco Troubles or FenAi . troti
Wee. Try 'Capudiao? It'r liquid ?
.???. imme-liutel/. gold * drug.
?pi ; T ' r ' ? V- ' ?
? . ?
The Lovliest Place Ygu Ever Saw?
Washington Park
Bargain in E. Main Street
House. /I. C. Hathaway.
Leon Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE James W. Cole
J. LEON WOOD & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS
ST'f I1" y ""' P1- r "TT"'' iMN aril PPnVISIONS
JP {73 PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK, VA.
PrivateWirfg ir> N Y 'i 'I ick Exchange. N. Y. CoTfocTExchanjje, Chicago
' Board of Trade and other Financial Centers.
Correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marginal
accounts given careful attention.
Money saved is money made!
A. Weisbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feel of Gas per
open tip burns 6 feet of Gas arid gives 20 Candle Pow
er. How much do you save?
WASHINGTON
LIGHT ? -
&
WATER
W-elsbach Junior. COMPANY
REAL ESTATE WANTED I 1 1
I have moved to Washington, N. C., from Van
Wert, Ohio, where I was engaged in the RealE?
tate business for more than thirty years, and will
engage in the same in Washington; N. C. . I want
farms and other lands for sale. . If you want to
sell your farm or lands see me or 'phone
W. M. KEAR,
WashingtQnyN. C</. ?' 'Phone 85.
Office Tj'ith C. D. Parker, Havens-Small Building.
The House of Quality
36 YEARS. _
#
PURE WHISKIES DIRECT TO YOU
"Hi A 1 1 i.i ? m i. iit.n i
whiskey.*
Qual-a-Klne. 6 years olJ. . . .
Moll wood Boubon, G years
old . . . . . .
Lumgnrdner Tlountaln,
yea;.- old
Gat
r.ot:
-1 .1)4)
4. .10
?I .30
?T7T?r
:l.so
JI..V)
s.oo
IIigli5|ilre, 6 years old
Certified. <3 years old
8:ivag* Mountain, 3 years otil
NVIso;: Bourbon, 7 years old .
Elk lean, 5 years old
i Catalogue sent free. Mail
FRANK MILLER.
1201 k. main* street. next to
RICHMOND.
"".Mill. ?Vf WlflSKPy
Per Gal.
Gibson XX XX % 84.00
?? Oft
Mountain Dew :j.OO
Country Club 2.50
STRAIGHT CORN WHISKEY."
? Per Gal. ,
Mov;nt::in . S2.SO
North Carolina, 4 }*ear? old. .1.00
Silver Spring, 3 years old. . . :1^"50
The above can be had Jn quart
bottles If desired.
orders a specialty. .
Importer ami Iteuler in \Vlil?kies,
ItrandipH, Wines, Cordials, Etc.
PUNTERS NATIONAL BANK.
\ IIM2INIA.
THE UNION GROCERY CP'S. CAFE
AVCTCD C served in all styles by the Noted
?viol UrlVO Chef? RICARD BONNER.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATI ENTION? TRY US
?PHONIf 327.,^
? BUSINESS ?
OPPORTUNITIES
RATE, 1 cent per word.
Estimate 4lx words to the line, and
to ads. may be received at this office.
I To TivHTTr I'liirniH-attuntinn all adver
tisements should be in business office
by 12.45 m. Ads. by messenger, tele
phone or mail given careful attention.
FOll SALE ? PEAFOWLS, ONE
r<xwUr,.tgn hi-na B- L. BuamftlTr
man. ? ? ' x '*
STENOGRAPHER A X D ~T Y P K
w rlter. Let mo write your letters, i
Miss Beulah Tbomasou
Chamber of Commerce
IAJST ? POCKETROOK CONTAIX
ing {13, oeiween HavtitlU Ol 1st
Mil! and Fow it* .Memorial Hospital.
| . yesterday. Finder will receive lib
eral reward if. returned to this!
ofllce. 3
FOB SALE? -ONE EDISON' MOVING
Picture Machine,'* also one Edison
graphophone; both In drift -class
% condition; will sell at a bargain.
. If_not interested don't write. Box
232, Washington, Nr-O- ? **
FOll II EXT ? A (JlHili TWO- HORSE I
farm near Washington, N. C. I
Tenus returnable. 'I'liW Interest-'
ed address F. M. Hodges, city. 8
FOR SALE ? ONE LARGE COAL I
stove; original cost $30.; use# one]
season. B. l. Susman.
FOR SALE ? I'EANl'T SACKS, 10 1
tents each. H. B. Mayo ? Co.
For drug* and seed. Hardy's Drug ,
Store.
OYSTERS! PHONE 367.
Delivered to any part of city 25 cents
quart. Served in any style, Steamed a
specialty at 113 Market Street.
Ocracokc Frcjh Dressed Mullets.
J. T. WYATT.
NOTICE OF SALE.
I By vlrtrtejof the er of K-ifc con
tained Ura certain deed nf mortgage
from Harvey G: Hill and wife to F.
[Gr Paul & lJro.. dated the 2l6t day of
| March. 190T, and recorded in the of
I fco? of tl?e Register of Deeds of Beau
I fort county. in book 1^3 at page 351.
|th?- undersigned wjll on Monday, the
J22d day of .November, 1909, at 12
o'clock noon, offer for Bale at public
auction for cash all that certain. tr^gt
or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in tiie county of Beaufort and
State of North Carolina, and in Choc-:
owinity township, beginning :rf Jos. I
Comb's and* Dave Edwards' corner, i
wl/.ch c-ornejjstands on the Main road I
f loftding from the Jack Carrow place
ko Chocowlnity Bridge, thence run-|
ning in a southwardly course to said
Dave Edwards' line to a lightwoodj
fitumix, standing about 500 yards
from said corner ? irnd' 13111 1
Branch, thence fori said? Itgln wood |
i stump a northeasferwardly course a,
I straight lino to the six mile post on I
L.tho Malp road, -leading from Jack!
Carrow place to Chocowlnity Bridge, |
? I'm '? I'.'ui ^ld iu;> )?
eastwardiy course to the dividing lincl
i bet^e^n Fcnvle and Paramoure,
[ ihoK^wieran 1 m i-iuwk",,,,, .u Wfe
beginning at the Co?>b and Dare Ed
wards' corner, containing 50 acres of
land, j>.nd being \he same tract of
land described in the aforesaid mort
.
Thin the iCth d?.r"Of October, 1909.
F. 0. PAUL & BRO..
"Mortgagee.
Bllw. c. Rodman, Attorney.
?
ICE!. NOTICE!
Now' that the cold season Js com
ing on wo will send out only one
wagon a day beginning November 1.
This wacon_ will make one round a
day. furnishing all "retail 'ice except
that sold at the factory.
Thanking our customers for their
patronage; w? m - -
Very sincerely,
_ 2 CRYSTAL ICE CO. . \
G. A. PHILLIPS & BRO.,
FIRE
And Plate Glass
INSURANCE.
? FOR GENERAL
SURG^AL
?Xnd
Non
contagious
medical ~
CASES]
-v . ^435^'TlWwii I
rooms $?5 to 925. H.
Ward (large and airy) I
dn?B _ I
((MISS) JULIA
8PEC1AIJ8TS V
H. W. CARTER, M. D.
Practice Limited to DIleaMl ol the
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. j
Hours: 9-12 A. M. Cor. Main and
-i-5-P. MF? ? Gladden Sts.,
?PHONE $6. Washington, N. C.
~Dr I. M. Harder
PRACTK3ING
PHYSICIAN
Washington. N. C. - * *
DR. H. SNELL
Dentist. ?
Office corner of Main and
Respass Slreets. Phone 100
. Washington, N. C.
ATTOK\EY8
H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, N. C. -
We practice in the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the
Federal Courts.
John H. Small, A. D. MacLean,
Harrv MrMt.llan.
SMALL, MAC LEAN &
McMULLAN ..
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
.f Washington, North Carolina.
? EDWARD L. STEWART ^
Attorney-at-La\j.
Office over Daily New^,
Washington, Ni C., JS|/.
COtLIN H. HARDING ^
ATTORNEY -AT- LAW,
Office Savings & Trust Co., Building
Rooms 3 and 4.s
WASHINGTON, *1. C.
I - STEPHEN^. BRAGAW -
j Attorney and Counselor
. at-law.
I
Washington, N. C.
j W. D. GRIMES
j ? ejKTTORNEY-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina. ? +
Practices In ail the Courts. \ ,
W. M. BOND. Edenton, N. C.
* NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
! BQND & SIMMONS
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
Practice in all Couits.
W. L. Vaughan W* A. Thompson
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORN EYS- AT-LAW
Washington and Aurora, N. C.
* Practice ii/ all the courts.
j H. C. CARTER, JR.,~
L ATTQRNE Y^AT-LA W .
' Washington, N. C.
? Office Market Street.
) tVw. B. Rodman. Wiley C. Kodman,
| RODMAN & RODMAN ? r
Attorneys-at-L-.w
Washing?on, N. C. ~
Business Cards
R. L. STEWART
PRACTICAL ^ATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Corner Main and Market Streets.
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J. and P. B. MYERS
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The J. H. Simmons Marble
and Granite Co.
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Prices and Work Right.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
WHITE - BARBER - SHOP
.The only first-claas white thop in fctty.
A trial wi!l,convTnce anyone of reas
onable judgment. We have 2 chairs,
3 first-class white barbers. SstHaction
assured. Opposite Postal office.
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of all kinds.
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