North Carolina, Beaufort county. In
the Superior* court. F. T. Phillips
.v?.%W. A. Bridges.
By yljttuQ of or execution directed
to the undesigned from the Superior
court of Beaufort county, in tho
? above entitled action I will on Mon
day, the 22d day of November, 1909,
^t the courthouse door of said county,
at 12 o'clock m., Bell to the highest
bidder for cash_ to satisfy said oxecn-"
tiou, all the right, title and Interest"
which the said W. A. Bridges had on
ihenth_day of January, ltm. in^the
following described^ real ^5Tafe, to
wlt:
A certain tract ui1 parcel of land !n
Peaufort county. Btate of North Caro
lina; and Washington township. Iti
being a part of what Is known as the 1
Sparrow land, and situated at the
corner of Sparrow street and Moor's
alley, as they are staked out through
said tract of land. Beginning at tho
qorthwest corner of Moors alloy
where it Intersects Sparrow street,
. 239 feet from the center of Gladden
street, one of the streets of the "town
of Washington, running thence south
with Moors alley 120 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
to Moors alley 30 feet, It being the
beginning. It being a lot fronting
Sparrow street 30 feet, and Moors al
ley I20.ffet, and 13 the same lot of
land tronveyed In n lecd from P. W.
Fort and wife to W. A.. Bridges, dated
November 26, 1906, and duly record
ed In the regtst'ur's office of ~Beau fort
county, and Is referred to and made
* part of this conveyance.
This the 15th day of October, 1900.
r ^ QEO. E. RICKS.
Sheriff of Beaufort County.
NOTICE OK SALK.
By vlrtu?~Sf the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of trust from
Hatton Walker to C. S. Dixon, tcus
tee, ilated November 11, 190.", and
duly recorded In the oflUe of the reg
ister of deeds of4" Beaufort county,
t hnnlc 134, page 335, which reference
is hereby made, the undersigned will
on Monday, the 2.8th day of Novem
ber, 1 909, at 12 o'clock noon, at the
courthouse door of Beaulort county,
nt ytiblic miction, offer for Bale for
cash, the following described prop
erty: In the town of Baech Grove,
1?. {?>..!. '.'it! Ill r.? mi in i m !u i ;<??? o.
. 12 and -14-100 chains west of the mid
dle of the -canal, then west with the
main joad 2 chains, . then par el lei
with Peacock's line south to
C)ifr>F? flint, tlfa down cyprenj
far enough; that by running . north
parellel with G. H. peacock'*4tne you
can. strike the beginning, then "north
pnrolTnl iv-tHi gniri Pparool{'s_ lino' to
the beginning, containing 10 acre.,
more or less.
This 27th day of October, 1909.
C. S. DlXO^, Trustee.
. Pursuant to power vested in me, 1
? wTTl. o:i lh?j Monday, the sixth (Cth)
day of December. 1909, offer for s&la
? to the highest bidder for cash a! the
courthouse door in Washington. N.
<? | -,i ? n'l-itn'k. mum, a certain
note for three hundred and thirty
dollars executed by Ernest Spruell to
r i'n..i-,.r p^iiruarv fi.
190s, maturing as follows: One
hundred dollars on December 1,
1908, antVear,h year thereafter the
sum of fiXiy-^even dollars and fifty
cents until the full sum of three hun
di^d p. ;id ilii.ty dnlhin- !?? tnid ? lipnr
ll.lft !il li'i uj,- f.uui date ut niii pop nont
per annum: No payments have been
made on said note: Together with;
the Security for the payment of said
.note, coiiHisilng of a mortgage on cer
tain real estate lying In Richland
township, county of Beaufort. State
of North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of H. B. Belj, Tbo?. Coffee, Sol-|
omon "Jordan and others, and begin
ning at H. B. Bell's back line, thence'
south nineteen and a half west 1G.38
chains to the end of a ditch, thence
ftnrlli Ptffbty-thrntt unttt f. 10 chains
with a ditch, then north nineteen and
a half east to said Bell's line. ditch,
? wtth dlt^h to the begin- 1
ning, containing eight and a quarter
acres, more or less: It being the land
? ^described la the mortgage referred to
above, which is executed by Ernest
Spruoll and wife Doby Spruell, dated
6th day of February? l^OS^and
corded In the office of the register of
deeds to!t Beaufort county tn book
148, p'age 9.
The note and mortgage hereby ad
vertised 1? tire and.
hypothecated by F. B. Hooker as se
o^j;lty tor the p?yy^rt "f rtote to
VlrgtouTcarollnft ?Chemical. Company
dated February 11, 19ttH, and
Noyember 1, 1908, default in pay
ment .of which has been made.
This 15th day of November, 1909.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL -COMPANY,
STEPHEN a BRAGAW, Attorney.
D
THE SURPASSING ToRN KXHIBTT^
'? Piwti.1 your torn CHH? and olh?r p-?p?ny by INSOH.
ANCE? from Bragaw, of course. -
WM. BRAGAW & CO.,
First Insurance Agents in Washington. N. C.
r
The Reason's newest thiftgs are here ? and in
abundance. A splendid collection of room-size
rugs in all sizes, including9xl^, 6x9, 8.3x10.6, and
an exceedingly choice and fascinating collection
of the smaller sizes.
Our carpet and rug section is simply aglow
with Fall newness. You'll find yoflr wants eas
iest, most satisfactorily, and,n^ost economically
supplied at the Southern Fu?hiture Company's
store. You are most cordially invited to call at
any time and inspect the new goods and learn
our prices.
Southern^
Furniture Go,
Thanksgiving Proclamation:
lam very thankful. that I am living.
I am very thankful.that I have had a nice bus
iness since last Thanksgiving.
I am very thankful that our city has gone for
ward this year.
I am (Very thankful for past patronage and will
be* thankful for the future.
Thanking you to remember me,
CARL D. PARKER, Gen'l Insurance ?
Four War* l.xnt-riencp.
Havens-Small Bid'u
[[=
2 Carloads of Horses and Mules
RECEIVED TUESDAY, NOV. 9
Farmers Attending Corn Judging Day Invited
to Inspect Stock.
Finest Ever Seen Here. *
Washington Horse Exchange.
CONGRESSMAN meekison commcnos pe-ru-na.
??/ have used several bottles at Psruna and / feet greatly benefited]
thereby from my catarrh of the head. / feel encouraged to believe that If '
I use It a short time longer I will be fully able to eradicate the disease of (
thirty years' standing." ? David Meekrson.
OTHER REMARKABLE CURES.
? iff. Jacob Ij. Dans, Oalena, Htbtxe county, Mo., writea : "I h are 'oeen In bed
tealth for thirty-eeven yeara, and after taking tvraWo bottle* of your Pern n a I 4
~Lininifil.w Mr, Q. W. Petowaa. lMRmith *Ma.in Ht.. Hnnnntl RInff?, lnw^ writea i
'1 uaunot tell yw how much good Penittafrae doaa nw. UoBgtea?ooannom?n4- J
in my "tore began to tell on my hS^ltluand I felt thai I wm gradually breaking
| down. 2 tried aereral remedies, but obtained no per igaiieufrroHef watt! I took Po- -j
rod a. 1 felt better Immediately, and fire bottles rntored me to complete healtfe." I
was badly affl
fever, WMT?
^ TALK
Ex-Mayor B. T. Stewart went to
Norfolk mis morning' vlft- ilie Allan- j
tic Coast Line. ?
Mr. W.*rE. Jones was a passenger j
on the Atlantic (.oast Line train tni? I
morning.
? m
|I??v. AH/1MH-- fr? Tr^rr hw^t
been the gfuest of Mr. aud .Mrs. |
Thomas J. Latham. left for a basl- j
uesa trip this morning.
" ?
Mr. William Bragaw ha- cone to I
Norfolk to take in the Atlantic Deep- 1
or Waterway Association.
Misses May belle and Katherine j
Small returned to St. Mary's school,
Raleigh, last evening after a short
visit to their parents. Hon. and Mrs. ]
J. II. Small.
? ? ?
?Mrs. I^ora Casey returned to her
home in Pantego after a visit in the |
city to her brother. Sheriff Geo? K.
Kicks and family.
Miss Mary Fowle returned last I
night to St. Mary's school after a |
Vtslt to parents for several days
Mr. Horace H-. Mamliji. editor of
file Look Out, of Beaufort, passed
through the city this morning, en"
route to the Waterway Congress, in
Norfolk. ->
? ?
Rev. Robert Hope, pastor of the,
CIn!hHmi Chunl;. li'f. tl.lj nfi'-mo-m
for Wilson to attend the coavention
of his church.
Mr. J. T. Wells and son of~ftmtte
No. 1, were Washington visitors-to
day.
Miss Mamie Spring* left yester
day afternoon /or Vandemere to vis?
>' .Mr?. C. 8. .Whlchard.
Prof. W. E. Smith went to Aurora
ycsrvrday. on business.
Mr. J, J. Brabl>le went {9 EJward
i business yesterday afternoon to;
spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cox and fam
ily, of Blount's Creek, spent yester
day in the city.
.Mr. E. E. Carson, of Vandcmt*r4,
was a visitor Jn the city yesterday:
o n route to his hozr.o i.Cuui spending
rlii iul a v in Pamelee.
9 . ? ?
7TfT~W7 W. Coltrar.o, -of Aurora,
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Messrs. if. "\\\ Da vies and \V. J.
I.r.k* were in the city today, on route
to. Raleigh from Norfolk.
'Mrsr C. H. Ltttle, of G:-*?cnvi!i<?
was In the city today on her way to
Elizabeth City, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
? ?
Mr. Wilson Lamb loft the city this
morning <V"' K!Hy?iwi>.
illi-rJ* trip.
- W!.>. ,K 11. Small and Mrs. W. P.
Maugham and son, Seth. were artong
those who left this morn trfirfnr "Nor
folk. ?
Mrs. A. M. Dumay left thTs morn
.inir fi:,:- :: trln to Norfolk T. , h
mond.
j Tonight's program atHn? Oem " ill
bo as fine a one as you couiu wish to
see. It is said that "The Judge's Es
cape" Ts ot.e of the best comedy reels
on the road. And it certainly is r.
-side-epl?i*t-rr ? "CuHSeqtienres. -jr-r
Had Act" is a magnificent drama,
hard to beat and "Marriages Through
_Tho Age*" will prove interesting and
ett renivlv entertaining. 'Hip ^IVIk'."
tra will do itself proud tonight, ari"d
ToiTptms for the chrturen's box of
Huyler's -candy tomorrow night ami
the coupon^ for t h?j cut glass bowl
given oiT Thursday night Will tjo g|v
on to eaclr holder of a ticket. Have
you seen that bowl? It was bought
"from Smither's stoclTand Is flfTu You
will feel rich, too, #when you draw it
on Thursday night.
News has reached this office^ thai
some men, while out coon hunting.!
one night last, week, came across ?.
woman and her children sleeping on
ai straw bed with no cover hut a
Hp r 4fa <1 . The hunters wffre attracted!
to Hit1 I?1H?6 by ttieir dogs baying."
Upon inquiry the woman told- the
hunters that some persons harraseed
l.er so at' iftght that she had be?r.
compelled ta abandon the houEe.at
Ulght And go jLo the woods for safety.
Isn't It the duty of some official to
throw. poriect!on around those chil
dren. or has- human life become too
choap to be worth notice'? What
does aHth,ls play of civilisation l-eal
ty imounrtu? what <? the Mwwf
Doesn't it pay? Is that it? If some
ttatag~ltiH'l St once It will !6<5Tr
that way. -^-Beaufort Look Ctat.
ToiirnroxKiiAT
hint to r?N>. K. w: anOVVR ulifna
. . .. . ? ?
The Gaiety will exlh'.bt tonight oae
of the most altracllv? tt.ua vailed
programs ever seen In- the city. "In
Olfl Kentucky, ""is allograph, and a
beautiful war drama taken from ibe
celebrated- masterp.ece, Brother v?.
Drother ? a picture every true South
erner should . witness. esperTally the
old soldiers -'The Alwhlp !>!?? 1
Over the English Channel." This plc
tureJa takcii from life and is very In- [
teresting. "The Mason's Paradise ;
is a? side-splitter. This picture will
ifnn:~e one- Iniish-frean- ?t?rt to tiHi*h. |
.Patrons should watch for the" date
Lhe Hiidiioii-FulLuu naval uarade. Ttie I
T?2!f>ty should be a_Tn<?cr:r tonight fori
all those wishing to sj?e h high toned
-^r*T-rninn^ The show begins
member the Gaiety is the place to
amuse ami interest. ?
CARD OF AFPRKCIATION.
Wo desire to publicly expre3<=wut' I
-Inhere appreciation th the citizens
jf Washington and Beaufort county,
for their liberal patronage and words
of commendation since the opening
oT the Gaiety Theater. "For this we
feel most -grateful. It shall be our
aim to merit the confidence of all fti
giving only first*ola?s performances
in the. city. The Gaiety will ever
strive to please. We return thanks
"o all for their patronage and ask a
continuance of same.
Respectfully.
AROXSOX & BROWN.*
Managers, i
SHE WAS CURED
That Cured Stomach Trouble or ?
] 14 Years.
And best of all Brown's Dtug Stove
guarantees it to curc yon or money
back. Read this:
"I have been a great sufferer for
4-.t yr.Tfc. everything fate-gave me
heartburns. J have never been ahse
to get anything that would give m??
any relief until a friend of mine in
sisted on my taking Ml-o-na. 1 took]
a 50. cent' bos and I fce'ievo 1 r.m en- 1
tlrely veil." F. M. Bryant I
TJTnTTfrmTt: oth-.- ? -
Ml-o-na is not a v.ct'rnrj : it is the
prescription of a rHobratfl physician!
who is a spcoSilist tn s.cniach dis
eases. '
I One f lever woman calls Ml-o-na the
I Sunshine Prescription because it
j changed her from a miserable, nerv
! one dyspeptic into a b r I gift"," "heal 1 3: y ,
1 m ; . , ;? '.vm:!!) ::r a fe-.v weeks. |
. Thf-.-e Ijrthi .Mi-o-na t " ;ji?*ts are j
surely wonder workers. They abso
lutely cure ind}gestl<gti_whe!her acute
or chronic.
1 They stop belching, gas ir. ston:
-Hwrhr-and -hea v lues*. i n a f e w minutes.
' Distress " after .eating vanishes as if
j bv mag'c when one or two little Ml-o
| na tablets tire swallowed .
I ftniy r,o cents a? 4?ox~ -a^ iaaainj:
Idruggtsts everywhere, and in Wash
ington by Browj;'s Drug Store. .Test
I sajhplu free from Booth's Ml-o-na.
| *Viffaln. N. Y
IWIltFlKI.D NOT ICS.
F'-On ..hia! Saturday night our inns
jdro'iih \vc<s broken by a very jjeavv
? thunder storm an:! r.'.K'h rdTr..
\ y,:& T. It. .T ones and T. II. Ti.
j Gibbs are visiting Nov; Pern this
[week. attending the dra'aage <on
? aaiii i
i A. 5.. C^iu'a n.-ll and J. S.
1 Cut lire! I attended tlie corn judging
I at- Washington!"
dir. H. C. Carter and wife return
i rr\ hnmf to*tay -after a* extended ct-H*
' ?? Elizabeth City. Washington and
i Raleigh.
].. ? The cotton crop about in. and
with very few exceiitioK* have been
TITOn 1
' Corn gathering wfll begin very
soon end ' continue until finished.
(The crops on- the high lands are right
good, but on the low land? crops run
from one-half to none. ;
Miss Li I Ho Speirrer-retnrnetl home
today Jmn .an extended visit to Hal
eign and other points.
Messrs. M. II. Tillette and Dan,
Credle went hunting on the' lake la?:
j woolt irnd had some luck.
Fairfield is in need of three thing-"
to Ptnefty- what- thin- serHw*
would have it be ? drainage, railroad
and graded school. Let us not cense
jour effort until victory U ours
' It enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves. makes every, organ ol the
body strong and hcaltltty; a great
tonic. Holllster'p ltoc-ky Mountain
Tea ? be. boat. Try Jt tonight,
Hardy's Drug Store.
city makket.
Egg* ^ : 25<
^Chickens, grown 25 to a Or i
Spring chickens 10 to 25c I
foreen WW lildf.i. .
Green hides .Srj
Mixed wool ,.1$ to 20r
Tallow .... 3 i-2f
Wool, "ma from burrs 20?
Sbeertings 5 to 10
Lambskin 25 to 4 0?
Scad cotton ...5.50
!Jnt cotton 1 4c
I CROUP
?? yon hare ? ^ItMn at
Spencer Bros.
-Eyhc best reason i why
*? we've been abltTto
do some big things in a
merchandising way, is
because we know the
value of little things.
Even the smallest de
tails in GRIFFON Brand
OVERCOATS
are carefully correct.
See our line.
J** Ills the body with warm, glowing j
viltality.. makes the nei?vea. Rtror.fi, ;
Increases circulation, restores na- "
lural vigor; makes you feel Ilk* dm? I
born again. Thai's HolliPter's Hocky i
Mountain ? 'Per; fhntr ? ft ? tonight. j
Hardy's Drug Store. ? . +
' ? :-r ? ? ? T\
Rhodes' -
? Roasted
?? - Coffees*
\rc Roasted Just Right.
'Phone Rhodes' s and get
Results.
.Tfc. 180.
? ? ? ' ? ? " I
tmk < t:\ ri:u mini; wakkihh ?:
Greenville, X. C.t eol;l Friday for: i
C. S. Forbes ? 206 ?t 10*-, SS-wl^e. :
100(5} 19c. 120 'i 20?gc, S6 rt 43c, '
TTaXFcT Average, 5nt\ "
Cooper & Adams ? I s -I 7%* */*. iiSC
<?4 10 x2f. GS M 1 1 "4 c. (>?> ?; ] v <?. ,k | V
24c. 52 H 33 c.
W. W. Smith ? 2 *>0 ft 11 i^r, 322 if I
11c. 1 SS ?j 1 2 U ISOfi C>'-| '
23tjc. -JO 'A3 if. 1 0 Hi "? lc.
When we get the goods we deliver p
the money /"so coxae to the Center 1
Brick. 1
Drink ley. ' Hatchings & Si?aln. \
Guaranteed
EVERY BOTTLE OF XYAI/S
KIDNEY 1'IT.I.S ARE GF A KAN
TEED BY. I S TO CilVE I'KBFF.CT (
SATISFACTION.
IX THE I BKAI.llLVf- UF 1 1 ! ?*-' "i
EASE* OF THE KIDNEY AM) 1
Trin.Chy ougxss:
REMKMBKH THE NAME ?
NYAL'S.
WASHINGTON j
DRUG COMPANV
n
DON'T ^
Walk or. Ride.
i| Talk Qver,J.
The Telephone.
You can have a Telephone
put in yobr house in the city
or at your farm-at a very, sur
passingly low cost, and save
many a lonjj_ drive r.ml per
haps a Iffe hy'bcinR in direct
and instantaneous touch with
your Doctor. Groccr, Mer
chant and Brok. r.
Weather reports and mar*
kct quotations can he secured
daily. *?
_ inli:?csled-> parties are re
quested to communicate with
Mi.D. W.UiH.M'kV
carolIna tel. and
-TEL. CO.,
Washington, N. C.
This proposition will inter
est you. and U would be well
to in Vv&i itf ate before the ap
proach oi the yjld W inter
months..
]i- ? E3DE
|^^oi
j . YQ11
THEM THF BES'I
LIGHT TO WORK BY
AND THAT IS
ELECTRSCiTVT
WASHINGTON
J? kfcEG T414G -P4,A?>H
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER iOTH
Corn Judging Vay
We will look at your corn. You
54 look -throuprhotir stock. -
Remember We Sell
"Town Tolk Flour"
WF/ WELCOME YOU TO OIIR CITY
JOS. F. TAYLOE.
'Phones 123 and 124
JUST RECEIVED