I? dated Mar 20, IMS. ?nd 1. dnlj
Of DMdi for Beaufort county. In
Book III, page 396. the undersigned
will, a* Saturday, the ifth day of
March, 1910. at It o'clock, noon,
offer for aale to the hlgheet bidder
for cash, at the courthouse door in
Beaufort. county, the following de
scribed real estate, to- wit;
Lying and being In Beaufort coun
ty. State of North Carolina, In Bath
township, anl described and defined
as fellows: Beginning at a atone on
the corner of T. d. Jardan,*now W.
R Wilkinson's dlrislon line, thence
eastWardly, with said division, to
Mary A. PWey*s line, now J. Q. Win
atead's heira; thence northlrardly,
with aald Una, to the lead ditch,
thence with *ald ditch, hack to T. O.
Jordan "a fence; thence with the
fence to the beginning, containing
ten (IV) acres, more or leaa.
It being the tract of land sold hy
W. A. Muse and wife to L. F. Bell
and hy said Bell and wife to Law
rence BatUe.
' This 17th day of February. 1910.
, J, B. KILLINGS WORTH,
> Mortgagee.
Br Waebington Horse Exchange
To I. A. Sugg: *
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned it a sale tot tax4s held by
C. H. RobereonT tax collector for the
Aurora Graded School District, on
the 3rd day of May, 1909, purchased
? parcel of land which was listed by
t. A. Sugg for the years 1907 and
1908, which is described as follows:
One lot In Aurora. The time tor re
demption of the said land will expire
on the 3rd day of May, 1910'.
This J5th day -of February, 1910.
>1 W- H. WHITLEY
NOTICE.
To I. A. Sugg:
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned at a sale for taxes held by
C. H. Roberson, tax collector for the
town of Aurora, on the 3rd day of
May, 1909, purchased a parcel of land
which was listed by I. A. Sugg for the
years 1907 and 1909, which la de
scribed as follows: One lot In Aurora.
The time for redemption of the said
Istd will expire on the 3rd dsy of
May, 1910. ?
This 15th day of February, 1910.
W. H. WHITLEY.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained In a certain l&ortgage
deed made by R. B. Hopkins to Nor
wood L- Simmons, March 26, 190S,
recorded In book 152, pago 40, Reg
ister of Deeds office, Beaufort coun
ty, N. C.. the undersigned will on the
28th day of March, 1910, at 12 m., at
the courthouse door of ' Beaufort
county, sell at public auction for
. cash, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described tractn of land, con
veyed in said mortgage. In Beaufort
county; North Carolina:
1st Tract. Adjoining tho landn of
Joseph Smith, Roper Bros, et als.
Beginning at Burbarge Cross Roads
running with Yeateaville road to'
Janice Bailey patent line, thence withi
the snld line eastfrftrdly to the north
east corner, thence southwardly to
? the North preek road, thence west
ward ly with the?sald road to the be
ginning, . containing tmsnty acres
more or .le'Ss. Being theSw?me land
tonveyejl by deed by J. II. Burbage
to R. Tj. Hopkins dnd n*ccbrded in
book 150, page 109, in Register of
Deeds office, Beaufort county, N.-C.
2nd Tract Adjoining the lands of
Henry Emery and bounded as fol
lows: On the side _of South creek,
beginning on Little "Creek at Heny
Emery's northeast corner, thence
with said Bmery's line south 2 1-4
west to the Main road, thence with
said Main road south 74 1-2 east 70
? yards, theuce parellet with Henry
Emery's. line north 2 1-4 east to Lit
tle Creek, thence down said creek to
the beginning, containing five acres.
Being the same land conveyed by J.
T. Barber to R. B. Hopkins iy>d re
corded in brtek 150, pago 90, Regis
ter of Deeds office. Beaufort county.
Thla February 21. 1910.
CO WELL, SWAN & McCOTTER CO..
\ Corporation,
Assignee o{ Mortgagee anSsAwner of
Debt. "
By Vaughan & Thompson, AttoytfteJ%.
, NOTICE.
I have this day qualified before
the cltork of the Superior court of
Beaufort county a8 executrix of the
last -will and tea til men t of W. P.
Baugham, deceased. AH persons who
may have Just claims pr accounts
against his estate are hereby notified
* to file the sayte with me, duly Item
ised and verified, within one year
from this date, aa prescribed by law,
else this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All persons who
are Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate settle
meft with me, as such executrix.
This February 13. 1910.
MARY A. BAUGHAM, |
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A FIRE SHOULD HAPPEN?
Would it catch you unprepared? /
All kinds of "good insurance (or saie by
* ?? ' J
WM. BRAG AW;& CO.,
? Amenta in Washiagton, N. C.
kUPEKB
pToR
SERVICE
It .Comes Where Least Expected
Several handsome buildings burned
at Greenville.
Insure Today and don't take i
a't take chances
RKEK^
C.D. PA
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FROM NOW A? DURING THE REMAINDER OP THE SEASON
"Wk'SHJUJ, HAyK FRESH ARRIVALS EVERY THURSDAY
" of the Very choicesfri-its, etc., such as
APPLES, BANANAS, GRAPES,
NAVELORANGES, LEMONS
and CELERY
These weekly arrivals will ttsnre good stock nil the time, and
we shall be gl^d for you to give as your orders for such. -
Having taken the agency for the famous brand, "MaxWeU
House," Coffee, we shall sell that to the secjjislon of all other 33c.
Coffees, or 3 Lbs. for $1.00. We have reduc&d the price of O'Dono
hue's "Fifth Avenue" Coffee (front 35c. to 25c.), until we can clear
our .shelves of this brand. -iiifl-i.1
AgentHfor "Town Talk*' Flour.
. JOS. F. TAYLOE,
THE QUALITX" GROCER.
To Mary Bason:
Notice is hereby given. Thalfthe
undersigned at a sale (or taxes held
by C . R. Robereon, Tax Collector "tor
rb^. Superior court of Beaufort coun-l
ty in the above entitled action. I. Geo.
C. Rfcks, sheriff of Beaufort county,
.vlll on Monday, the 7th day of
March, 1010, nt noon at the court
house In said county, sell KUhe high
est bidder for cash to sat$fy said
execution, all. tho right, title and in
terest which the said R. B. Hopkins,
the defendant above named, has In*
the following described real estate,
to- wit:
First Tract. In Richland town
ship, Beaufort county, on the east
?ide of South Creek" adjoining jhe
lands of Henry l'tnosy, and bojm&ed
ns foilows: Beginning in Little
Creek at Ilenry Emery's" corner and
running with Emery's line to the
m^ln road leading from Aurora ? to
Orogon; tlienco'wjth the ma!n road
70 yard a to a ntake, thence the course
if the first line reversed to Little
Creek, thence down Little Creek to
the beginning containing 5 acres in
cluding all "buildings and Improve
ments located on sal3 lands.
L Second Tract. Adjoining lands of
Joseph Smith, Roper Bros, and oth
ers, beginning at Burtage's Croas
Roads.' funning with t|ie Yeatesvllle
.road to the James Bailey patent line,
thence with the* said Una eastwardly
*.o the N. E. corner, thence south-'
wardly to tho North Creek road,
rfience" westwardly with said road to
tho beginning containing SO acres
more or less, being the same land
conveyed by deed by' J. H. Burbsge
40 R. B. Hopkins, recorded in book
I60,,page 109, In the Register's office
of Beaufdrt county, whl*fc deed il
hereby referred to as a more com
plete description.
This the 27th day of January, 1910.
GEO: E. RICKS. Sheriff.
-T ?> ? '
! * NOTICE.
North Carolina, Beaufort county.
To R. L Davis.
f Notice la hereby given: That on
the 3d day of May. 1909, the unde
signed. at a sale for taxes by George
B. Ricks, sheriff of Beaufort county,
North Carolina, purchased at said
sale a lot or pared of land, situated
In Pantego township, adjoining B.ul-J
! lock containing 10 acres and llstejNiy
?aid R. L Davis. The taxes for which
said land was sold being for the year
1908 that the time for redemption
under the sale made by tho said
Ooorgo E. Ricks, sheriff, will expire
on the 3d day of May, 1910.
This 25th day of January, 1910.
B. H. MOORE.
said lan<$\will expire on the 3d day
| of May, 1010. ??
This 0th day' of February, 1010.
DlXO.^i & BONNER.
? v
NUT!tt?
To R. F. Beunetj.:
Notice 1h hereby given that, the un
dersigned at a for raxes held 'by
Gab. E. Rinks, sheriff of Beaufort
county, on the 3rd day of May, 1300,
j purchased a liorcfel of lond 'which w,
i- listed- by.R. I*. Bennett* for the years
1 1 D?*7 and lOOTs, wh'cli ii leioribod as
1 follows: Home arJ Killi1. The
time for redemption o? *h? raid iar.d
I will empire "en the Cnl' day of .Mr.
IJtt. .\
j 'This 15fh day of February. 10 V
W. H. WHITLEY.
NOTICE. .
iTo C., C- Sparrow and J. \V. Stcwirt, |
I Mortgagee: \ -
Notice Is hereby given that the tin- .
Iderslgned at <h sal-? (or taxes hold by I
| Geo. E. Ricks, Sheriff of Hen-ifori |
county, on tho Jfnrt day of May, itVBO,
purchased a parcel of land which war
j lifted by C. C'. Sparrow for the year?
j 1 007 and 1903, which Is described as
nollows: Fifty acres Bon iter land.
I The time for redemption of the said
land will expire on tbe 3rd day of
May. 1010. ?
This 15th day of February. 1010. |
W. H._ WHITLEY.
PROPERTY WILL BE ADYRR
TISK1).
| Monday, February^. la the last
day in which city taxes eta be paid
without additional costs. ? v
To save yourself this expense-^ is
necessary that yon call at city halt
|and settle in fuir on or before that
date. ' "*?
I On March 1st I shall advertise the
(property for sale, of all who are de
Unguent. I arti not personally able
to -carry these amopnts and Rinds
fmuat be provided to meet current ex- 1
ipensos of the city.
n*' Please bear In mind all will be ad-L
ortised who have not paid by March
?t. The law to very plain on this]!
matter. T
I B. WlTfDLBY.
City Clerk. |
J
A REWARD f
I will gi ve any afosician
a reward of $1# ^rho will
find and iho'w me an er- - |
ror in my tuning.
H.B.I
> - tft
Personal Mention
? 1 1 ?
MI?M? Effl? *o4 Alloe JarVia, of
BeUi??n, ihU 8*lurd?j la -the "city
the gueats of Miss Elouls* Davenport ,
on West Second tint
Judge Q. 8., Ferguson, who has
been holding court here for the past
two week*, left this morning for Cur
rituck county.
Mr. Oeo^ T. Leech returned this
morning from a business trip. * ?'
Mr. Brown returned this
morning from Henderson.
Mr. J.Jg. Cox, of New Bern, arrived
in the city today.
Hon. fc. 8- Ward left, this morning
fqr Currituck county to attend court
there. ' >" . *
Dr. D. T. Tayloe left this morning
on a buslnasa trip.
Mr% N. L. Simmons left this morn
ing for Cutfltuck county. ? "
DECLINES CALL
Rev. J. Ay Sullivan Receives Veryj
Flattering Call to Another Church j
Bat Has Declined.
Rev. J. A. Sullivan, the beloved
pastor* of the First Bnptist Church , it
to remain In Washington, to the de
light of his congregation and the clt
leens generally. It has just leaked
on that he had a most flattering call
to one of the most Influential Baptist
churches in southeastern Alabama
and haU been considering same for
the past several weeks. Several tele
grams haVe been passing back and
fofirth between Mr. Sullivan and the
Ichi^rch there, but on Saturday Mr.
Sullivan after mature deliberation
and prayer decided to decline the call.
The church in Alabama that desired
Him as pastor was one of the most up
to-date in that section of that State.
The chprch pays a large salary. By
some means the congregation of the
First Baptist Church, this city, got
an inkling of what was goipg on and I
yesterday morning after, the service
held a congregational meeting, with
the result the pastor's salary was
raised. This ls>we11. Mr. Sullivan is
: too vatuable a man for Washington
to'lose. He Is accomplishing a great
and lasting good here and it would be
a blow for him to leave. The Daily
News takes occasion to congratulate
the congregation . of that church on
the fact their popular pastor JETs-d*-"
rided to tetnnin.
| :
AT THE GEM.
t Another, fine perfQrmance is psom- 1
ised all thoso who attend the Gem
theatei* tonight. All last week the!
iheater w^s crowded rind everyone !
(ke in the highest terms of j
I. Tonight tho following j
a been arranged ; A Glo- 1
comedy; Fishing, pa no- i
:n Tastes. th<**\VUfo, com*
Uttle Angel of Roaring j
?stern rnelodrr.iaa : Th?'
present 8pi
the picture
program h
rIo?js 9L.iv i
ramlf; 3us|
<sUy: "rtf
Spring, W
Mystic S*
Th"vt Fail
g, comedy;
1. drama;
t:
Herd, comedy.
A tplondM vi-iny
will ho see*.
attending
amusement
'will you v.
merle but y
music af r.
under the (j
Attend the
? a''?v?
L>Opul'M
ill hear
ed by t
Schema I
Sleepy .
C-.-rj.
Tin: f.AiMTv.
Another atr/a^We and
progrnu l?p oxhlH
: at the !
Fifteen minutci paused : k*?!1 have
tkfc pen in my head trying ;o 'think j
of porr.rj cute way to go. u;.? a catchy
ad. If you will just tell me how to
create a great er. .demand for faces ? j
fncg? wire"!, tgtir with, kto on the]
streets. In otor Iipmes; tell me how to j
get people mora Interested in each !
other's likenesses; If you will toll mcj
correctly. \ will set up to Coco-Cola 1
at Brown's "Drug Store.
AKER'S STUDIO !
^ ? 'TTITV jMABKBT.
Eggsr.i Kc
CbioJcens. grown...., 25 to 30c
Sprloe chickens 10 to 25c
O. d, hides. ... . . 7c
Green hides*. . cc
Mixed wool 1? ;o 20c
TMfbw . .'. f. ........ 3 i
Wool,' free from burrs. 20r
Sheerllngs ;'. . . 6 to If*
Lambskin 25 to 40c
Corn. ...... 80c
Lint cotton....,; . ...13 1-2c
Seed cotton 5.50
LastCallforTaxes
This is to notify all persons that
unless thsy settle their taxes by the
ffifct Monday In March T shall be com
pelled nhder the law to advertise.
All those In arrears should call snd
settle at once ia order to avoid extra
cost. This Is the laat notice.
: w; B. WINDLET,
City Clerk.
*
Remedy
ICpl
5c. Worth of Ice will save
10c. worth of Meat; just l#c
worth of Meat saved per
week amount* in a year to
|).tl saved.
Read the bulletin board
on our wagon for icy items.
^ 'Phone 83. /
' Crystal Ice Co.
WASHINGTON, N..CV
Gaiety theater tonight. All last week
the program*, each night, were high
ly appreciated and deservedly to.
The Illustrated song* by Mr. Whltten
la being enjoyed nightly. Tonight
the title of his song will be "If l|
pould Qaln the -World by Wishing." I
In addition to the illustrated song!
the management will show the very
latest pictures on canvas as follows:
The Last Deal, Biograph; The King's
Command, drama; Over Zealous Do
mestic, comedy; Pishing Industry at
Gloucester, MVm. All of the above
films are new and cannot be seen at
any other theater but the Gaiety.
They are Instructive, laughable and
pleasing. Remember the orchestra
plays nlkhtly all during the perform
ance. Be among the merry crowd
going to the Gaiety tonight.
FOK HEADACHE ? Hick's Capudine.
Whether from C-jld^ffeat. Stom
ach or Nervous Troubles, Capudine
will relieve you. It's liquid ? pleas
ant to take ? auta^immed lately. Try
it. 10, 25 and 5tfc. at drug stores.
PILES CURED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14
days, or money refunded. GOc.
Have you been betrayed by prom
ises of quacks, swallowed pills and
bottled medicines without results ex
cept a damaged stomach? To those
we ofTer Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea -to learn, the value of a real
soothing, healing, curing remedy.
Don't delay; start tonight. Hardy's
Drug Store.
The world, dear Agnes, is a strange
' affair. ? Moliere.
i
Terrible Croup
My Utile bqy, who Is four years old.1
has suffered a lot with croup. On I
several occasions we thought he w;:a
gene.
After trying all the old time reme
dies and most of the new. I came
home one night at midnight, and my
r/ife waid, "The toy has the croup
again ? supposa. yov pet a bottle of
i!y ?mel." \"Xdjp Junk"/' I ' .id, "but
v,*i vlJl riren! ->f c our money so they
alt 111 get some."
I hr.jtencd to an all night drug
store, brought it homo. !:i live mln
itte- J'.c -yr.a brenthlns, easier. !:? flf
?e ? . Misvi'v*!* he vns * v:nd a'dvei;. :?
hro':n thi f-rrv.ip :t> ?;ulcl:ly it. sea rod
of a c hild I hop-.- v. i!l ;:':ve iiyomei .1
??? ' i a ; hiiii !v f;?% : renvil.-:"
T'.r /. L\ Clark, 2 ) ' S. !I. Wa-h
U-C. Oct. 7. ! \ ?
H: Is n rojaurV.iiL !/ Iv ?
: ? r.i'.dy !:: of it: id it;, *lun?ld
cvi.i> hom?* 'v?i? re there r i
Fall ii?v.'.ru/,:Uu:,i !io\>'
*0 c.ji-' f'ra.Lji i-omes wlt'i ?-aeli ots'll.
C*. 1 r,i ; lore f'yomei outfit meladhig
lahsler iro.~t^ 31.00 at dr : rv
f ry\v!ier.' and at Rrown's Drug Store.
!t V guarantee?! to cure i-.tiarr!i.
coughs and cold?.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to our lin* of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR for LADIES
at all priced.
Spencer Bros.
Exclusive agents I
for Paris Patterns):
ISIVAL'S
STONE ROOT
* -rv V N
COMPOUND
A Prompt and Specific Rfnwdy
for all
kidney, iJVer and bladder
? DISEASES.
GUARANTEED b j ua.
/
Yon take do chaace. v>
Washington ^
Drug Store.
THE GAIETY:
Pro gun Chanted Daily
PRIZE TONIGHT
; THE U8T DEAL# ? Blograpi <
; KING'S COMMAND. ! I
> OVKRZKALOl'8 DOMESTIC. ? ; [
I FISHING INDUSTRY AT
; GIjOUCHEHTKR. MAH8. ! I
I ILLVSTKATHD HONG, ;
| "If I Could Qaii^the World by < ?
; Wishing/* ?
GOOD MUSIC. ;
: Follow the 4
: Merry Cro wd
f
WHAT WE ARK DRIVING
at Is this: We have the largest as
sortment of bolls, hooks, hinges,
nails, screw?, tools, shelf and build
ers' hardware of the very best grades
that you'd care to see. No use to you
or us to bother with "seconds" or
"thirds" ? "the best is the cheapest"
every time. That here.
McKE LI,- RICHARDSON*
HARDWARE COMPANY
DID YOU EVER CONSIDER
How many hours you spend cleaning lamps
and how much money you spend for shades
and burners in a year? Let us wire your house
at cost, and you will be rid of all this trouble.
We keep up the lamps free.
Washington Electric Plant,
First National Bank of Washington
' -x^
WASHINGTON, N. C. ,
CAPITA I. STCX.K. S5?.OOrn?. Si RPIA S i IM), StSMM.VB
" Accounts of Individuals and Corporations Solicited,
OFHCKRS:
C. M. DROWN". Prcsi?U's;i. A/M DIM A V.
J. 1). FOWLi".. Vicc-l'^sitii-nt. ? Cu.'.hier.
DIREC'l ORS:
Co. T. Lcacli, C. M. Brown. F. C'. Ku'cU-r,
I>. M. Cjrtci . ' \V. U. SwinJi'.1. * .J. U. Kow!?.
\V. T. rroctor. V- Uuniay vv '-L V/hltl?
ESQLRCES OVER S3n0,G0t>.
| What Kind Of Lights
I Do You Bum ?
| * COMPARATIVE TABLE OF \
| Candle Power Costs of Various Commercial Lamps Now <
| in Popular Use
* ? ' Gas at $1.25 per 1,000 Feet, and Electricity at 11 l-2t. K. W.
Kind of Lamp
Ghs.
Humphrey 5-Mantl^ Inverted Gas Arc'
Humphrey 3-Mantle Inverted Gas Arc
jHfumphrey 4-Mantle Upright GaH Arc
Welabach Upright Burner
Welabach Reflex Inverted Burner ..
Feet o.
Candle Watts
Power K per hour
480
306
39^
80
100
16
11
19
5
3
Hour
-02 ;
.01375
.O237o
.00625
'.00375
Electricity.
Tungsten No. 1
Tungsten No. 2
Tungaten No. 3
Nernat No. 1 Glower
Nernat No. 2 Glower .
Nernst No. 3 Glower ?
Nernat Np. 4 Glower
Nernat No. 6 Olower . . ;
Kdtaon Incandescent
Edison Incandeaeent
Bdison Incandescent
Rochester Oil Lamp (oil at 14c. gal.)
Flat Wick Oil Lamp (oil at 14e. gal )
32
48
m
48 <
112
160 '
208
820
16
** 82
50
83 gaL .6830
10 gal. .0165
40
60
100
88
185
277
370
55
110
176
.00465
.0069
.0115
.01012
.021275
.031855
.04255
,06394
.066825
.01266
.02125
.0046
.6614
COST ?ER
4 Hours
.OS
.065
.095
.025
".015
.0184.
.0276
.046
.04048
.0851
.12742
.if 020
....
.0253
.0506
.0806
.6184
.0056
Month ?
26 Days '
2.08 .)
1.43
2.47 ,
.65
-.39 **?
JSL .
.48
.62
1.19
r.05
2,21
331
442
ML
1.32
2.09
.48
.15
mm ? ? >
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