I-EGAL NOTICES
or 9AUB OF NOTB AND
MORTGAOK.
Pursuant to power- vested in ae^ 1
?w III, on the Monday, the sixth (0th) |
day ot December. 1909; offer (or sale;
to -the highest bidder (or cash at the
eourthouse door In Washington, N7
G., at twslve?o'clock, noon, a certain
threo hondrod and thirty
dollars exoceted by Srneet Spruell to
Frank B. Hooker, dalyd \K?pruury 8.
IMS, saatarlng as follows;- One
hundred dollars^ on December 1,,
1 >M, and each year thereafter the
nasi of fifty -seven dollars and flfty
cents until the full sum of three hun
dred and thirty dollars Is paid ? bear
ing interest from date at six per cent
per annum r No pay meats have been
joade on said note: Together with
the security (or the payment of said
note. consisting of a mortgage on cer-.j
tain real estate lying in Kiohlan<T
township, county of Beaufort, State
of North Carolina, adjoining ~XtSW
lands of H. B. Bell. Tboe. Cofeee, Sol
omon Jordan and others, and .begin
ning at H. B. Bell's back line, thence
south nineteen and a half west 16.3-8
chains to the end of a ditch, thence
"narth eighty-three west 5.10 chains
with a dltsh. then verm nineteen and
a half east to said Bell's line ditch,
then 'with said ditch to the begin
ning, containing eight and a quarter
lares, more or less: It belngthe land
desoribed in tbe mortgage referred to
above, which la executed by Ernest
Spruell and wife Deby Spruell, datod
<5th day of February, 1908, and re
corded In the office of the register of
deeds '-lor Beaufort county in booji
148, page 9.
The note and mortgage hereby ad
vertised Is the same deposited and
. by F. B. Uookex as_se^
rurlty for the payment of hlsnoto to'
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company 1
dated February 11. 1908, and due
November 1, 190S, default in pay-,
inent of which has been made.
This 16th day of November, 1909.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL COMPANY, '
STEPHEN C. BR AG AW, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE.
North Carolina, Beaufort County.
Superior Court, before the Clerk.
Norwood L. Simmons, Admr. ot
Fred. Rc3pass. dee'd-, vs. Hattfe
Respass, widow, J no. 13. Re*pass
and KaEter RespaBK, heirs at law.
Under and by virtue Of 'a decrea ol
the Superior Court of Beaufort coun
ty, made in the above cause, the un
dersigned commissioner, appointed in
ffald cause, will offer for pale at the
court bou*e door of Beaufort cougty
on Monday, the 6th day of December,
190-9, at 12 m., for cash, at public
auction to the hlghcfcLiiid&er, the fol
p _ lowing described tract, of land, situ
ated in North Carolina, Beaufort
county, in Hath ftiTmrhlr nlJaKrtn.
the laudn of Jno. D.. lies pass and otli-j
crs: Beginning at a gum 15 feet
south of Jno. B. Ties' pass' corner of a
tract of land conveyed to him by Fred
? - Hrspaps by deed dated April. 11)08.
book ISO, page 220, Register of
Deeds office. Beaufort county; thence
~ north 15 feet, thence eastwardl/ 106"
yards with the poultry^ yard to the
corner thereof, thence southwardly
26 yards to a path or furm lane,
thence with said lafie south 66 sec
ends east 144 poles to Fulton's
branch or creek; thence with Ful
ton's branch about 70 poles to the
- northern Hue KsiYil da.
scribed in a mortgage, from Fred
? A. Wyl^nK dated
April 11, 1908, book 148, page-261.
Register of Deeds office of Beaufort
county; thence with eald line north
6 6 seconds west 205 poles to Bath
ot ? i'iont eg? Ih ? ? ? wUh us id
cmk tu the beginning, containing ?6
acres more or less. 8aid land will be
sold subject to the dower right there
in of llattle Respass, widow, her
dower right being an estate (or her
scribed parcel of -eaid tract: Begin
ning on Bath creek at a point which
is the continuation of a line running
--- parellel to the line 3-4. which lies 28
yards to the south of said line 3-4;
> south 66 east parellel. to
3-4 to the Fulton's branch; thence
on map; thence to No:" 3 on map,
thence to No. 2; thence to No. 1;'
thence down Bath creek to the begin*
nlag; as reference to the map of said
property, on file in this cause, will
show, the designation of the points
Noe. 1, 2. 3 and 4. See report of
jury, of reeord, Clerk's offlce. Said,
dower interest including dwelling and
other buildings on said tract.
ThtsMhioTemtfer 1909.
NORWOOD L SIMMONS.
Commissioner.
CAPUDnra for 'That Headache."
Oit laet"~night7 Bwdache and
nerrous this morning? Hicks' Capu
<t?. n.ft tfc? u>m tr at you tor
bushiees. Clears the head ? braces
the nerves. Try It At drug stores.
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ted your home and household property by prompt action in^taklug
out a policy with ua,
WM. BRAGAW ?c CO.,
First Insurance Agent* hi Washington. N. Gr
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Thanksgiving Proclamation:
I am very thankful that I am living.
I am very thankful thatl 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 thankfuHorthe feature.
Thanking you to remember me,
CARL D. PARKER, Gen'l Insurance.
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Ml all
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plf**4?are Imaginary; agatn-tkey are
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women well. A tonle uueqaaUed for
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FOR HEADACHK- Hirk'a Capmdfee.
?f Whothor from Colds, Hmt, Stom
ach or . Nervous iroublea._Capudlne
wMl relieve yo*r It's liquid? pleas
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A "I#. Ud tOti, at druj stores.
I TOWN or
TALK
Mr. E. R. Mtxon returo^d b^nig
;tast night from jRalaJgnw here -he (
tiae l>een attending ine annual "con^l
Terence yf the Methodist Church, bow
in soHslon in that city. c
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Mrs. J. W. Chaplu returned to her
home io Aurora yesterday after a
xlsit in the cltJT"
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Mis? Nannie Biggs, of Willi&msten.
returned yesterday afternoon to her
home after a visit to Mrs. Paulina
HuBsey. on East Main street.
Mr. J. D. Underwood, of Smithfleld.
spent Thanksgiving with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Kreech, and returned yes
terday afternoon to his home.
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Mr. Paul Kear, of Norfolk, arrived
last night to visit hi*, parents. accom
panied by Messrs. Ed. W- -Mounts, of
Savannah and Jas. Wolcott, of Nor
folk.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards and children,
of Grlmesland, returned yesterday
after a few days visit to Mrs. Smith
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Mrs. W. A. Jordan, of Emporia,
Virginia, accompanied by ner little
son, Richard. Is visiting Mr. Jordan's
mother, Mrs. J. P. Calrnes. on East
Fourth street. " .
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Mrs. J. W. Oden-and children spent
Thanksgiving in Plymouth ^iltV her
Other '
Dr. w. H. Dixon. , of Edward, left j
yesterday for hia hopie after spend- j
Ing Thanksgiving with Mr. Norwood t
Simmons.
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Miss Emily Harris and Ml*s Ruth
Phillips went to Aurora yesterday af
ternoon for a short visit.
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Miss Lillian Woolard returned to ]
Aurpru yesterday aft&r spending
Thanksgiving with her parent.-* in the
city. s
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Mr. n. W. Wade, Jr., of Morehead
City, left yesterday for his home alter ,
?. few days visit In the city.
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. Hudueil and
jw. T.. Jr., spent yesterday In Ihe city
'with Mrs. Sallie Mayo.
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\V. L. (Jodley, of Aurora, was a
visitor in- the. city yesterday.,?
f "Mr. Taylor Wallace returned yes
Lei day from Norfolk? where he has
been pponding ThanUoglvlug- It
Mr. Wallace's intention to visit sev
eral Northern points before returning
but becoming indisposed be derided
to fiuisli his trip later.
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Mr. .lohn Elks, of GtTmesIar.d. was]
sl Washington visiter yesterday. ?
. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Rose and son, J
B: B. Jr.. have returned from Grimes
land. where they spent Thanksgiving |
with relaLives and friends.
Professor Mar- Loan, the superin-i
teadent of the Ayden public schools, ]
in ift tlia ritj. '
- Mrs. B. Midyette, of Fairfield,
Is visiting Sfrsr6eo- DltfUlrC
Mr*. R -B. Grant. of Falpncb;,Jn^l
been spending some time in the city |
risitiug ber sister. ilrr tiij ?
Cert.
Mrs. W. H. Jennette and children |
left this morning for Elizabeth City
after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. H. W.
Carter. , *
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Mrs. A. S. Fulford left this after- 1
noon for Raleigh to attend the an
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Si a?tf !? ants at druft^tores.
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held there.
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T Mr. H. H. McLean cawe over rroxn
Farm* 11 1? to Spetod tbe Thaaksgiv
lng~ holidays iti the city.
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Mrs. Hannie Latham returaod this
morning /?***-?? -visit to Greenville.
um\uij ibto
BSBdjjl ton g 'rip In Plymouth
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Mr. Evans Wharton, of Florence,
S. C.. is via. Hug lu this city tor e. taw
ilays.
? GiV? THANKS!
If roi^re not In Jail today.
If half your bills you still can pay.
If you on Harvard did not bet,
if you can still some credit get.
If you're noi In the sugar ring.
If you're uo tfmperor of king.
If you. this year have not been
struck y / .
Hy automobiles ? wondero'us luck'
If you in Tapimany are not.
If you've escaped a Black Hand.
"lAot,
If fop divorce you'yVnot been sued.
If you have health that's fairly
good,
? I f you-ve a job that pay* yo?-*we4lr
If you've a nickel In the bank* .
If you are not a carping crank.
If you've a servant who can cook.
If you your wife's best dress taul
hook, i
If you your family can keep
If you can go to bed and sleep.
If you can say, "I am sorao u^e;
For living I have some excuse."
If there are some, however few.
Who really ll,ke the sight of yo'y
I fthere is one In all the land
Who likes^ to shake you by the
' hand,
No matter if you're P.cit 6t
Ch'-er up! Be gay: For then you're
cure
That you all vainly are not living.
And you'v^a rer.r.oa for Thanks
giving! ^
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He nil It 3 s Worth Saving, anil Koine
\Va?li!ii^tof?-P<'iiplc Know now lo
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Many Wr.fhlngtcn people take ^Jieir
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Cbickaas. grow* 25 to 30t
?Spring ehlokaas Id to 2 &<
Green salted hides Oc
Grtfa hide*. . . v. ..8c
Mixed wee! 18 t? 20c
Tallow . . 3 l-lo
Wool, tree tram burrs 20c
^heerllnpB . .6 to 10f
>6 to 4?e
Seed eottoa . . . 5.50
l.int eoLtoa
A BUSY DOCTOR
hrftedfUH. Kmc a Mb W OOW
AJTS PRkPARATION In fee tone ud t?
pwpared for poeumonji. creep. r<*U,
"wth?. tripp?, jdmiad nwnm la iuaft
?w Alldrautok. U~Sxl?"?c!
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merchandising way, is
because we know the
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PRESENT
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Your Thanksgiving Dhmer ?
Will be rnmnlptp antl pleasure wilt be adited to t he
occasion if .you will let us fill your order.
Fresh Celery, Cranberries, Grapefruit, Phim
_ ^Puddmgjruit Cake and a full line of
Canned and Evaporated Fruits
We have engaged turkeys forrnTretnf our custom
ers, and wil1 be glad to secure you one if you will
'phone us. __
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^ guarantee to please you is all we can offer.
JOS. F. TAYLOE,
THE QUALITY GROCF.R.
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Willie given by the OEM Iheatei to the Adult holding the lucky coupon next Friday evening.
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