> * ? HXBCTTION BAI,a
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North Carolina. Beaufort county. In
"the Superior count. F. T. 'philllpa
?9. W: A. -Brtdg? . .
By virtu* ot Or execution directed
to the undersigned from the Superior
court of Beaufort county, la the
*7 above entitled action ij Will fifl Mtm
i at the courthouse daor of said county, |
ftL-OS-i?idock. m. . - fiftll _lUKltfgL!
bidder for cash to satlsfy'sald execu- |
tlon, all the right, title and Interest
" the 14th da^ of January, 190&,ln the
following described real estate, to
wit:
" A certain trpct or parcel of land in
lina, and Washington township. It
being a part of what is known as the1
Sparrow land, and Bituated at ihe
corner Of Sparrow street and Moor's j
alley, as they are staked out ihrough
eald tract of land. Beginning at thej
northwest corner oJ Moors alley
-where it intersects Sparrow street,
23.9 feet from the center of Gladden
street, on#? -of the streets of the town
of Washington, running (hence sou t if
with Moors alle/ 12CL. feet, thence
west parallel with Sparrow street 30
feet, thence north parellel with Moors
alley to Sparrow street 120 feet,
thence east with Sparrow street
16 Moora ttllay JU feel. 11 being; ti e
beginning. It being a lot fronting
Sparrow street 30 feet, and Moors al
ley 120 feet, and is the same lot"r,f
% land conveyed in a deed from P. W.
? Pert-and "wtfg-to W. A. 'Bridges, dat^d
No^ember 26, i90Gf arnnfluly record
ed in the register's office of Boaufort
county,, and Is referred to and made
9 part of 'this conveyance.
This the 15th day of October, 1900.
CLIO. E. HICKS,
' Sheriff o! nviuforr cmnnyr
X OTIC 13 or JJALK.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust from
Hatton Walker to C. S. Dixon, trus
-tee, dated November 11, 1945, and
duly recorded In the office of the reg
ister of deeds of Heaufort county,
book 131, page 335,. which reference
is hereby made, the -nnderHigned will
ott? M-eMCry^-4-h^ 2Mh' day of Novem
ber. 1^03. aT 1J Vtjock noon, at the
cd^frtlioii d door of IJcvjlort county,
at public auction, ofTer for sale -for
cash,?the following described prop
erly ; "Vl I '1 1 I./- H II!1 P. ? . 'i Ii.om .
Upglnrrtng at the corner .of' lot No. C.
12 and 4 i - 1 o U chains west of the mid
dle of the csnal. then went with the
main road 2 "chuUis.. then farellol
with C H. Peacock's line south to
""?Cypres to Tj.uh', then Sown OyprCaT Itrtn
'far- enough that by runr.iiiK north
parellel with O. H. Peacock's line you
can strike" tEe beginningi'TTT/Mi i.oi'.ii
parellel with said Peacock's lino k.
the beginning, coiiliilhTns 10 xcrer;
" more of-lcsm
This 2 7th. Jay of October. 190s.
C. ?.J^lXON,. Tr;w!ec.
N?M K K 4>V S.VI.K X>S A.Mi
^ MoitrcAciir.
Purtfurnt to power vv-toi In me,
Will, on the Monday, the vixin i?Jthi
day oi IV' -.-ember, limy, oil or lor sal"
to ih; bi(:h.(.'iU bidder for cash at the
' : W:i. h;iir; ? !,. \.
- note for^ three, hundred and thlrtj
pillars ere'-ufed by Crnest S;>ru.ell io
Fr^nk h. ^looker, dated. February 0,
. laos, .'uaturwiK as follows: Oj?e
hundred dollars -on December 1,
-190 iv, aud .fcitii year thereafter the
-vjim ?f mEi/ mi duliar* tun) ? (Ui y
cents until1, the full sum of three hun
vir^d iind tliiriy dullart, !k paid? bill
ing interest from date at six per cent
per annum: No payments have been
made on Bald note; Together with
The necurlty for tire- payment of Paid
cote, consisttug'of a mortgage on cer
? tain ? teal estate., lying in Richland
?nwTiRhtp rrmnt v n Ljjyaufort. State
of Nor'th Carolina, adjoining the
lands of H. D. Hell, Thos. Coffee, J3ol
omon Jordan and others, and begin-,
ning at H. B. pell's back line, thence
south nineteen and a half west 16.38
chains to the end of a ditch, thence
north eighty-three west 6.10 chains
with a ditch, then north nineteen and
a half east to said Bell's line ditch,
then with said ditch to the begfn-L.
n!ng, containing eight and a quarter
acres, more or less: It being the land
described In the mor tgage referred no
above, which is executed by Ernest
Spruell and wife Deby Bpruell, dated
6th day of February, 1908, and re
corded In the office of the register of
deeds for Beaufort county ^in book
148, page 9.
The note and mortgage hereby ad
vertised is the same deposited and
? hypothecated by F. B-HookfliLoa ?e-_
curity for the payment of hla noto to
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Compar.y
dated February 11, 1908, and dne
November 1, 1908, default In pay
ment of which has been made.
This 15th day of November, 1909.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL COMPANY.
8TEPHBN C. gRAQAW. ^ttgrney.
Jo.
GE^OCT -raaOZ3AT
. often leads to something worse.
Gowan's Preparation gives quick
relief for sore throat, hoarseness,
colds a nd onetraKtal* br~
-
gtstion, HKse^itfa the boms for
?inerseDoes. external and peoe
$1.00, 50c, 36c. All
IWL SURMSStNti U)K* fcAHlBMfr
effort is made. Protect your corn crops and other pfOpeKv by INSUR
ANCE ? from Bragmw, of coutn. ? -
WM. BRAGAW & CO.,~~
~ surance Agents In Washington, N. C.
NOTICE. '
All Arms find others from whom
" ? ??y >"? hy '""y n-.u-j
nicipui drparUner.t of (ho City of j
Washington, ar<* hereby notified to,
I only f urr.ich such supplies upoiujire- 1
i.ontallon of' regular form of re<i?il?t- '
| lion from heads of such departments J
rnrttiRpfftlaMif the city.. UUi to j
effect on and after November 1. 1909. ?
L. f C. H: -STERLING, Mayor, j
? W. IS. Wind ley. CRy Clerks J
xr.TirK op ma m:.
; By virtue o? the power of rale
rnn-rn'n<?ij in a-oertstn mortgage fro"
Sylvester P.oyd to O. Ruin ley, -dated]
I March . J90S< and duly rerordet!
| in ihv_ofr.ii' otyl*-' K*'gi-<ter of L?f?>d.. [
Of t^a:ifoi-t-LJUiiL-. in. book T '."J
par?e 45. 1 will oil T.tfdny, the mil
day of December. 1909, at the courvj
house door of Beaufort county, at 1'^ I
oVlccfc. r_:idday. offer for sale at pub-"]
lie auetlonTaud for cash tjijy tract
jr.f Sn w.-^.hir.gton lownshlp^jun |
Corey 'a to ihemaiiT road, and jidjoln'- ?
ing ihe Lands, of W. 11. Staiiclll and I
othcrr. being the same land described j
In the paid mortgage aforesaid.
I This the 13th day of November. J
| 1909. O. RUMLEY, Mortgagee.,
man. YVttornev. t
CMti; \T1jV lll l>K'l,l> IIOl XIl TUIIN
KXlTRSION PARKS
To Norfolk, Va., account football'
[Una w. V P 1 flt Vfrfliitnl
To RtchYnond, Va., accouht foot
bali game. University of North-?&gft=
| Una vs. I" hlversity of ~Vi rgl n iaT
Thanksgiving Day. November 25th."
1909. ? *** , 7
The Norfolk & Southern Railway
will sell round trip tickets at ex
tremely low fares from- all point's on
Its lines to Norfolk, Va. and Rich
mond, VaT~Norember 24, and morn
ing trains of November 25, 1909,
with final return limit leaving Nor
folk and Richmond until mid-night
of November 27th.
I i Round trip fares between Norfolk
and Richmond. fl.50, limited to
fame day. Trains leave Norfolk via
ffe A O. 4*y.. 0;00 a., m. . return leave
Richmond 7:00 p. m., arrive Norfolk
| 7:46 p. ra., via N. & W. Ry., leave
Norfolk 9:15 a. m., return leave
| Richmond 7:30 p.m., arrive Norfolk
| 10 p. m., November 25th.
Get' complete, Information from
-Ticket Agitata- or address. __
H. ,C. HUDQJN8. G. P. A.,
Norfolk, Virginia.
All Bay Horses)
are not of the same value
_ nor are all reiuedle* called
Croup ?> Pneumonia CurfcS Of
the same value. ^Ve know
me wot ic more
the market and is
and largest. Take no 1
net the original, VlckV
riLBS CT llEO ts a TO 14 DATS
PAZO OINTMENT 1> gu*r?otert _t#
Inn UXCMtTOt Itching, BUnd.Ble*.
In* or Protruding pilot I* ? to It
toft or moo.; refunded Me.
MONEY IN CUTTING OFF HEADS^
B!oc^y Guillotine Job Has Paid the
Dieblers Richly.
Anatolo Dlebler, tfce executioner, or
"MoffSleur do Paris." of French r^>
manco. has expressed himself strongly
Id favor of rapiuil imnislunons-^irj'. on
account of the su:c*s received fro:r? the
Government for Ju>- \vnr;: li<? !-i ri h
? but for tie Rood cf society. Anr.tolo
is the son of the Conner executioner,
"Vtro died a (axr years ego. and whose
father was In the name business be
fore him. the bloody Job bejns hand
ed down In the Diebier family from
gecera'don to" generation.
He hrra owned two guillotine*. both
built in the year o/ 1ST1, one of tile
previous machines. being burrod by
the fommuntstK. Each of thes<; gull-'
-totfagg eoat fftOO. Tho hnifn. u-iuah-.
wcighs aboflt. fifteen nau'iids. ; ; worth
The total weight wnen u '-wis
with its cast-Iron back is ninety
pounds, and It drops, from a height of
eight and a half feet. Anatolo seem
ingly looks upon the business as a
HH'i'U ungU'ul ? He tmoi
' no weverT :i 01 ri s ;urrfni?
nens to.societj?.
Out of the hundred aad tw.elve criu??
tnals whom Anatole LMebler haa exo
outed only one had reached His for
tieth year. All the others were from
eighteen to twenty-six years of age.
-And ho asks: "Ho*' many more"
crimes would they have commit
ted had 1 not put thorn out of tho
world?" Dlfibler is a mild little man.
with light blue eyes. He haa been
tn the execution business for more
than twenty years, having acted as as
sistant to his father. His salary is $1.
200 per annum, plus $1,600 for ex
| pnn^iia.
? ? Calling th? Deit.
"To waken a deaf person wno
wishes to bo callecf at a certaiii time
In the morning Is about the hardest
proposition a hotel clerk" runs up
against." said & membor of that fra
ternity.' 'To rlqg the telephone la^,
useless. becau%> the man can't hear. *
Knocking, for tho same reason. Is fu
tile. Now and then a guest whf> has
lost hi* hearing suggests that he
leave his door-open So wo can walk
light in and shake him, but even If he
does appear to be dead game there
are bo many chances ok somebody less
guileless than ourselvos walking In
ahead of us that wo can't consent to
HjaE slmpl o expedient.
"It seema to mo the man who can
patent a device for waking the deaf
Is sure of fame and fortune, not to
mention tho gratitude of the brothor
hood of hotel clerks."
Nests cf the Golden Eagle.
C Every pali uLuuglw wliuaelfeblta-ll
[have had an opportunity of watching
ever a period of a few years would
seem to have Invariably at least two
alternative sites for their nests. Some
! have tfiree, and I know of one with
four altos. In fact, I only know of oao
I pair out of many which habitually re
sort tofc^ut ono place and only one.
| The reason for this Is, however, ap
parent, for owlogu? its situation it
ha a never been disturbed. The nest
Is In a small cavtfrn on tt)e face of an
?hanlnla wall nf llmaatooe rock some
8(H) feet high, at about 400 feet from
the iibki C ' 'Aoovrura ;cun in ? .
of loose atone at an angle of forty- !
five dgreoa or ao, abp|y which again
j rlie other precipices. -To reach the
!nM>A?t nnlnt nhov* this neat wbnld be j
| jj[' y 1 *?-*-? -
A ?iom-. ad. Mai ihould be a.
W?K>r ??< ??*?->? than that ol
* to today aa the Mora Itaelf
ta Mgc, and better.
?* TAHHi
. Miss Annie Blarkwell Fowle, who,
tins piigTT" aiU'iiUliiA ? n'lmol pC~~sT '
Mary's, Raleigh. i* in the city, visit j
lug her parent*. Mr. aud ilrs. John '
"Fa^lgr-W-AVt-'tst- -Main slriitrL . [
EdltDr James L. Mayo of the News. ?
acemiu>anl,ed by his .familil. - wcul tu?.
South Creek Saturday aud returned {
this morning' via the-Washlngton rim1 *
Vandemere train.
Mrs. A. M.JJumay and Mr;. Co.r . ?
T. Leach expect to leavo for ."."oi'f^.
and Richmond tomorrow. *
? ? r
Mrs. E. S. Cjedlo and son Edtmrnd !
returuett Saturday toi th?ir homo in j
Pantego after a. few -.d?y^ stay il1 '
<*y, *3^ ?
Rev. A. M. Mctuilen, presiding
elder of the Washington district, re
turned from Aurora this morning oif~
the Washington ;uid Vandemere
train.
, ? -<r? ? ? ?
Miss M. Bessie Warding, of Green
ville, arrived in the city this mor*i
l.atham.
Mr. Fred. A. Hull/ of Anhcvllle.
National Bank Examiner; who has
beeiL- in ^.thc. ,cttx_.xuiiJyisiBj?ss-_?Uicff.
Saturday, left this morning for Eliz
abeth City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Flynn left this
morning for Baltimore, where Mrs.
Flynn has been called by the illness
d? her fa titer.
Mrs. P. T. Atkinson, of Farmville.
who ha3 been visiting Mrs. Ceorfte
Freeman for some time, I5O today
for Plymouth, where siio avJJI visit
relatives before returning to her
home,
Mrs. S. J. Sateliwoll returned this
morning from a. visit to Now Kttt.
rton. J. Bryan Grime* returned ?<
J&lcl?h this morning aft.,- a fcw
'I;1' ytay tn the ciiv.
?Mr. 0. A. saills**? vov. i to TU1
elgh Saturday '<> attend the b'g ben*'
goet gl yen "* there yesterday and iv
TuriTetl Totisv;
""STlsa Trary \vrlghr~mnrned last
nf?!"l from a trip to Ureenvtlle.
Mr*. ATtnle'TluIlfor'? ''amo up frr.r.1
A'tyofa Saturday and spent ??:iv
i;i to -,v n witi fri??ndH
? * "''tl" Hughes 1.
sc.; thin winter.
Ma:4e Mr Clet- Lfj <jq Sat?:;
'IM-Il
JUrs. C- .\. Sallinger went t'> \v-,
Lorn on Saturday to spend Scndu
with friends there.
.Mr F<?r~;:?r Hill r?.v.-r ...I r 1
tfern on Saturday after a day in rh
? Rev. Stnllings and Messrs. I*. C. I
Holtun and Andrew Flowers, of Van
demere. were In the city today, eu
route to the Baptist Association at
| i " i !<*? ~
Rev. N. P^ stalling, of Havltoro.
is the guest 'of Rev. J. A. Sullivan.
Ho Is on his way to WintervIHe to at
tend the Netise Atlantic Assooiatieti
which convenes Wednesday.
The pictures at the Com Saturday
night were the most, beautiful ever
seen In this city. Nothing conld have
lieen liner than the fire-llgW effect in
'Aunt Km ma' a Scrap Bonk." and iluT
beautiful costumes and scenes ip the
Faust drama were well wt>rth seeing.
The Pom pel Ian pictures, too, were
|-*ory &1U1 and, all in all, the. c.nmedv
thrown in the program could not
have been .Improved upon. The Gem
orchestra is continually purring new
pieces, ilnd the air is cool and fresh
in the theater, which' makes the place
a most pleasant spot' to ^pend an
Hicks' ('.APUDIN'K Cures Sick Hcnd
?che.
Also Nervous lloadacnc^ Travelers!
Headache and aches from Orip.
Stomacn Troubles or Fema' trou
bles. Try Capuditic ? it'-v riquld ?
effects immediately. Sold hw drug
gist*.
[INbUKANCb.
that protects your life? not in
come only. Oowaa's Preparation
In the home insures against pneu
monia, colds, croup, soreness in
*~J W dmtrovinv
JxauJt JiL-the evening?. Better come!
?ml ht?? ? (rv <nr~*ffiit Vii> ? ?til mi
JVUU I1HTP B 11 J !UI illBt vu I ^lorqj
ftljnch "bowl which" the managers are
giving away tbla-week. This bowl
?was bought from Smither & Co.'? :
jjto^jt jyn> j* * beauty.
Ijhrg^ crowds attended the Gaiety
Saturday .night and speak in the"
highest terms of t-fce entire perform
-anrt^ Th* i'nmrmn w,t* i
Tonight the Gaiety has a prograitf^!
specially attractive. The Kcyal G'it-*j
CR3*?'s v drama of merit. The 'ndian
1? nimftV'B ri?nyu.tuut a^uLa UTiiy 1 i/.tivj
.-tcry depicting iiidian life, will in- ?
teres! all who attend. Why filrifil
KoriUU'SAd here. From flrgt to lrtsr It .
r.v I ? i i. like *c.ou laugh tin* i! your sides'
are sore. There will be three thou- i
send feet of the finest Qims tonight |
r.t the "thtjely. Tomorrow nl^ht the.
management v.-. 11 introduce In Old]
tv-ntuj'Ky. This Is h way drama oil
the |*!vil war. . It is one of the most 1
thrill ir.jg pictures ever teen here, lie- ]
member tlni Gaiety will K> I:, full I
blast tonight. ? " *"
Destiny. ?
? Thfi_yQoni womao who had beeh ;
playing In stock for two years looked
with interest at the serious faces of
the New York critics on a first night, t
"It seems different here." she re- '
marked. "How?" I asked. "The critic ,
in our town had been a reporter and i
they were going to fire him. Hut the
eauor thought Of i!\- and .
said: 'Let, him be a dramatic orHlc.-^
It doesn't tnke any brains to wi?*U '
about plays.' "
Luxuries. .
Luxuries are. Ih&e " possessions
which are enjoj'ed chiefly and almost
solely because other people do not .
aave them. All other-p^'scssions are ,
necessities. If every one were' a i
Standard Oil magnate, it would be an
insufferable bore, and it is getting tc. I
be almost that anyway, luxuries dc ?
not connote comfort. On the con* I
tra'ry. they connote litter. indlgosTion.
gout and lassitude. .Ctimfort comci I
only from necessities.^-I-ife. . , *j
Knew it AM the Time,
Cocaine is pronounced ko*kah-ln.*no !
cent on the llrsi syllable: not kokain. !
accent o:i tho las* syllable]
In prn-ti-tn. rtL. ,p-r ...j, >J:
cent- ? ti ;l l*r*t :? r ?
k>ng-<H
by the way. -.???? ..ij 'r/
men- J .3:- l^vt. r ? f ire
Paul (MIna.i I- patch.
Valuable By-Product.
Manure is one of the bv-vroducts |
?' ??"v ? !- ' 1 : d
in. m < ? tin.; tt.i- :u ii'li!.-. A J Tuna-'*
'.pr la:; 1 omen 'it: ore scarce and
high-priced. "ar:ue( * in ? gen***!- are ;
comir.3 to rer.li^e ;!ic- la.purtnn ?? of '
mak'rn t'.tclr ?.? fertile and pro- i
d u ctive <.s |rt!Shll?;e, T!:7~ 7 n : >: ? ? ; n.4ai T
profit o I the .dairy to the u;uu who .
owns hin '"S' !rad manure by J
Which he la not only nV.e to grow "1
ht'ger cu>pg. but to Increase the fer- j
tility and r.T-tual ni<mey "value m bis
farm.
Trarsn-t^irn Vi'k
The in!l uencc of the m*;fe in trans- (
milling milk qualities to his offspring '
is a point in which dairy a. en give too
little heed. Who is t.u ;v but haf not '
bt.*n disappointed in liis ke^i'iA^ fron {
Pis be.<t enws by rrr? v^.- *>r .m- \
VfOrthy bnik.Jl^tT hehat been ,?j for- f
it* Tn SOfiVlFO a bull ofron.e ex- !
tra mtikmK. str:^' i,j- .
heifers fro . i 'ns go< 1 t'r liad < \ce!l
ing their dams In jieTd ..wfly of
milk? Look v.fll to t!-" hi'.?, for "in*
lus c!:..li ?? !;<.?> Hi ...il'it^.
Cctorrnj flutter. ? ?
There is no morTH wrong In color- '
ing winter butter Judiciously. Almost ?
anyone v/ould preler to eat butter
that plea.-es the eye as well as the
palate. A strain of Jersey or Guern
scy tiinou in your cows~will I. Hp jou -
out on the coloring.
Provide Green Food.
Be ready for the dry ?peJl wfipn It j
come.* in summer and have green i
food for your <Ws by planting a spe
cial patch for them now.
milk. Gueas method* will prove most
unsatisfactorily.
Banking Control.
Six banks in New, York control the !
Btnrk market They can elevate or '
depress prices at will. They can !
maice, ready money one per ccnt. or |
300 per cent. They have no com- i
punctlons of connci?Dco. because they 1
have no conscience. Here's a bank
with enormous deposits. Tt paya no ^
Interest; but Ita president and dlrec- j
tors speculate with the money as if I
they owned it Why do people In- j
trust their money to this Institution? I
What do they net out "Of 1t? ~ If rtiiaj
bank falls Che depositors are ruined.
? -N. Y. Proas. ..
CITY MARKET.
. 2.r? to a Of |
10 to 25rj
EggS
Thlrkcns, craaii..^,,.
Spring chickens. . . .
dlfbn salted hides
Oreon hides...... 8^
Mixed wool 18 to 20c
Tallow . . : 3 1-Cc
Wool, fre?j from hurra. ,T7 20c
Sheerllnga a . . 6 to 10'
Lambskin -25 to 40c
Seed cotton ....* ... .5.50
Lint eottoti . 14c
?nim'i it'll
jmt
heart unleaw yon, have a picture of
iter. TTiv llrsu uje
[ original second. > '
., ? * * BAKER'S STUDIO. j
ud ACHINt.
Whether from Malarloas cohqiuvu. ,
Cold? or overheating.
'T'He best reason why
A we've been able to
do some big things in a
merchandising way, is
because we know the
value of little things.
Eveiv the smallest de
tails in GRIEFON Brand
OVERCOATS
are carefully correct.
See our line.
Spencer Bros.
Tttfl'tSK A < r\ ONK |>AY
Take I.A^A'riVK bltOMO
Tu". Ux^igRlsts refund m'ot?cy-if-rt4
-frtt* to cure. ,E.-W. GROVES slcr.a- j>
tw.-e. In ou ea-.b bos. l'5n. *
Rhodes'
Roasted
Coffees
A.re Roasted Just Right.
'Phone Rhodes's and get
Results.
-No. 180.
TII12 rfcXTKlt ISISKK W.VISUKHM:
'U''l V . '?1.| I "itIhii ''i.r;
c\ >\ 2ftc '?? l ?'o. n.n ' i i !??.
1 9c, 1 20 1 . j:ji :;n
? ? _j
CoojM'V A: A'-ais ? I x I r " \.,\ : J '
1 { "| c, 0G : I I
-+??. S !l
\v. \\\ Smlih- ! 1 'i
Whc-n we ft*! i he ??k>(!3 v." r.- dcllvc
'ii4* roor??y. to com" tu iJn*. Ccntvrjj
Uriel-;
Uriuklry. HuicMncs & S;
KVKI'SV IIOTTT.K OF VYAT.'S
KII)Xi:V 1MI.I.S AUK (il AHW
m ud r.v i s to <.ivi: i 'in ; !i? T
SAT 1 SFA CTfO X.
IX THI-: TItr.ATMKXT OK 1HS
EASES OF THE KIIIXEY A X I ?
ritlXAISV OIU.ANS.
ItEMKMIlEft THE XAME ?
H
WASHINGTON
DRUG COMPJNT
==BL==1L=1
11 DON'T ? 11
Walk or Ride.
Talk Over
The Telephone.
You can have a Telephone
pal in. your house in the city
or a< your farm at a very sur
passingly low cost, and save
many a ionj; drive and per
Haps aiUfi; by bein?: indirect
and inMintancoiis touch with
your Doctor.^ Grocer, Mer
chant and Krokt r.
tVcaiher reports and mar
kot ouot.ttion* i"an he secured
daily.
ln;c/c?ed parlies are re
gun 'Hih'< uunuiMi.M.i^ii ii itU.
Mr. O. Vv" . Belli M'g'i
CAROLINA TEL. AND
Washington, X. C.
'I his proposition will inter
est yo<l. and it \% hu!d he well
to investigate hcToic tKc apr
proach of lite cold Winter
! | months.
Ii ? jj? -T=nnr=HI
.5 hen (iie Children Are
STIinVINfi
YOl SHOULD GIVF
THEM THI BEST
"Hf tfff+O WORK fsr
AND I HAT IS _
ELECTRICITY
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
Corn Judging Day
? Wo will look at vour corn. You
look through our stock.
Remember We Sell
"Town Tolk Flour "
WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR CITY
JOS. F. TAYLOE.
'Phones 123 and 124