In
SSreSr Yesterday a lady Wjho saw the extra good I
values that we are offering in this department, re
marked: "If those hose are aa good as they look, I'm
going to buy all my hosiery here." We feel asanred of
this lady's business in this department. That is just
how much confidence we have in our new Imported
Hosiery Line. It is to your interest to become ?*??'
quainted with it.
Yours very truly,
J K. HOYT.
NOTICE OF tjALK I'NUKK ^XKC'l
TIOX.
Under and by vtrturo of an execu
tion directed to me out of the Su
perior court of Beaufort county. N.
C.. in a Judgment duly docketed in
the said court in an action wherein
Pamlico Grocery Co. was plaintiff,
and E. T. Willard, C. E. Wlllard and
B. P. Wlllard, were defendants. 1,
G6o. E. Ricks, Sheriff of Beaufort
county, will on Monday, the 1st day
or August, 1910, at 12 o'clock noon,
sell for caBfc, to the highest bidder,
before the oourthouse door In the
said county, all of the right, title and
Interest of C- E- Wlllard and B. P.
Willard In and to thoBe certain tracts
or parcels of land situated In the
State of North Carolina', Be *u fort
county, and Washington township,
levied upon and attached in the said
action, and moro particularly bound
ed and described as follows, vis:
First. That certain lot designated
as' lot No, 3 in the division of the
laftds of the late Edwin Woolard,
which Is duly recorded In the Regis
ters office of Beaufort county in
Book 34. page 36, being the lot as
signed In the said division to Edwin
Woolard; beginning at the northeast
corner of lot No. 2 In the Bald divis
ion on the line between Beaufort and
Martin counties, running with the
said line south 63 east 8? poles,
thence south 45 west 400 poles to the
vun of Moyes Beater Dam Swamp;
thence with the run of the said
swamp to the eastern line of lot No.
2 in the said division; thence with
the said line north 45.5 east 415
poles to the beginning. Containing
210 acres, more or le3s.
Second. That cortaiti lot or parcel
?,/ land designated as lot 2?o. 4 in the
division of the lands of the late Ed
win Woo.ard above referred to, and
which said lot was conveyed by the
said Edwin T. Woolard by p. E.
Woolard by de^d dated January 13,
18*0. recorded hi the Register's
office of Bea.ifort county. in
pook 80, page 2SG. Beginning
at the northeast corner ot lol
No. 3 in the said division above re
ferred to, on the county line, and
with the said line south ?3 east 144
poles to John D. Perry's line. In
Grassy Islaud Swamp: thence with
the run of the said swamp and the
said John D. Perry's line to the run
of Moyes Beaver Dam Swamp; thence
with the run of the raid swamp to the
eastern line of lot No. 3 in the Bald
division; thence with the Bald line of
lot No. 3 north 4 5 east 400 poles to
the beginning. Containing 210 acres
more or less.
This Juno ' 1313.
ano. zl ricks.
She ?? Beaufort County.
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Gem Thealre
? 3 REELS 3 ?
A II- Feature Programme.
ROOSEVELT IN CARIO. A Sc?nic
Travel Picture.
*
PURGED BV FIRE. (URBAN). A
Dramatic Film of Quality.
MEPHISTS AT tL\8QUKRAD&
(Oaumont). Hand-colored Com
edy.
TOURING THE CANARY ISLES.
..(Oaumont). A beautiful scenic
production.
DRIVEN FROM HOME. ' (LUBIN).
A drama of considerable strength.
TlwWM m.
When H. H. Rogers vm tn the
prime of his power, saya a New York
writer, be formed a "friendship part
nership" with Mark Twain and Thom
as Brackett Reed and took personal
charge of their affairs, looking after
tbem as be wonkl a couple of children.
It wos great fun for all three, and
especially Rogers. Neither Clemens
oor Reed bad suy sense for business.
The big ex -speaker came to New York
a poor man. Five years later be died
suddenly, sud bis estate assayed over
$000,000. He probably bad no Idea
what he was wortb at any stage. Rog
ers made as much or more money for
Clemens.
In the Long Ago.
"Adam." asked Ere. "wbat are yon
doing?"
"I'm discovering Mars," he sstd.
looking down at ber to rest bis neck.
"1 wonder If It has any inhabitants."
From which we learn that Adam al
ready knew about as mnch concerning
Mars as the modern astronomers do,?
Chicago Tribune.
Satisfied With Himself.
"Haw any serious trouble with your
new automobile r*
"Not a bit So far I haven't hit a
single man without being able to get
sway before he got my number."?
Cleveland Leader.
Might Have Nodded.
Edna? It's a good thing for ma that
silence gives consent. Amelia? Why?
?dna? Last night when George asked
me to be his wife 1 lost my tolca.
A Child's Character.
No artist work Is no high, so noMa.
so grand, so enduring, so important for
all time, as the making of character la
a child.? Charlotte Cushman.
Palmistry In Its modern acceptation
is divided into two brancbea-r-chlrog
nomy and chiromancy. Chirognomy
deflnee the outward shape of the band
and of Ita members, the thumb and
finger. Chiromancy la also derived
from tbe Greek and signifies divina
tion hy tbe band? that Is. by* the lines,
mounts and other marks oo tbe palma
of the band.
G0OB> TOOLS
HEL^ a^MAN
THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS SUCCESS IN BUSINESS IS GIV
ING CUSTOMERS GOOD VALUC FOR THEIR GOOD MONEY.
WE HAVE DONE THIS, THAT'S WHY WE HAVE A BIG.
GROWING HARDWARE BUSINESS.
ir YOU'VE NEVER DEALT WITH US. "BRACE UP." IT'i
TIME YOU WERE GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH US.
J. H. Harris Plumbing
and Supply Company
o the public The apee<ho* were I
iborc the ordinary *nd were IHI?d
rith rich food for the farmers'
hought. The principal address wee
lellvered by Ool. J. Bryan Orlmee.
lecretary of 8tate, end though he
poke about en hour and a half, he
ras given the closest attention and
ras frequently and Jiearttly applaud
ed as he would make some telling
>olnt and clinch It, Seldom has a
tetter speech been made In this State,
le laid down a platform that would
>c well for the farmers and all oth
ers as well to stand on. His reason
ng was sound, and his blows wefo
tralght from the shoulder. Col.
Irimes spoke without manuscript,
tslng only a few notes, all of which Is
o be regretted, for that r address
hould have been placed In the hands
>f all." * ' ? vv
The New Berij Sun says that thous
ands of people from far and near
thronged the streets of that town
ruesday night to Tlew the most daz
tling and elaborate pageant ever wit
nessed In the 8tate ? being the His- J
torical parade. Heralding each his
torical float were trumpeters In white
suits. There were quite a number
offloats In the long parade, in apeak
of the one from Washington, the Sun
says:
"Perhaps the most natural and in
deed a very interesting model was the
colonial coach, drawn by a pair of
black horses. In the coach were Gen
eral and Lady Washing n and stand
ing on the back the footman, ready to
Berve. This float was a representative
of Washington, North Carolina, and
was a very creditable one."
Rev. J. A- Sullivan, pastor of the
Pi r?t Baptist Church, left this after-1
?oon for Oak City to attend the
louoke Union. He will return horn*
Uturdmy night
ANNUAL MEETING
lfe'legatee are to be Appointed to
Waterway Convention.
The annual meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce will be held Mon
day night, August 1st. It is very Im
portant that this meeting be well at
tended.
At thla meeting the delegates to the
Deeper Island Waterways Convention
are to be named.
This Is going to be the banner con
vention of the Deeper Inland Water
ways Association. The delegates are
to be the guest of the Deeper Inland
Watewrays Association, the City ol
Providence and the Providence Board
of trade. One of the Providence del
egates who was working to have this
year's convention at Providence
stated that there were to be several
days of slght-eeeln*. visiting mllle
and factories, automoblling rides and
other amusements. There wllK also
be a regular old-fashion New England
clam bake as well as banqueting.
This will be a trip which any per
son will be well repaid in taking, and.
as it Is important that the names so
sont In/Immediately that they may be
enrolled upon the literature. If you
wish to go. please write the fact to
the Washington Chamber of Com
merce, as there is no inclination not
to appoint any one who wishes to
take tbe trip. It la most important
that Washington have a good strong
delegation. Let them see that we
appreciate the advantage of the
Deeper Island Waterways.
Mrs. 8. A. Tankard and Miss Bon
ner Archbell left yesterday for Ocra
L-oke to visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Swindell and
children are back from Pitt county,
rhere they were the guests of r?ia
;ives.
Rural Amenities.
Fair Passenger? But. good grackma.
why didnt the train stop here? It fa
supposed to. Porter? Ye*, miss, but
the engine driver has quarreled with
the station master.? Pile Mrle.
A Conolusion.
' Urr husband doean't smoke, d* n
chew, swear or play cards.**
"Introduce me. Widows are my
eia I ty."? Houston Poet.
RA KEITH RTI DIO.
The following peraona have had
pictures taken at Baker'a Studio dur
ing the past seven days:
Miss Effle Jarvis. Belhaven; Mrs.
Am%nda E. Wallace, Pinetown; C. 8.
Woolard, Yeatesvllle; W. J. Mldyette,
Lake Landing; Mlas Rosa Carrowen,
Messlc; Frank Mr Ado, Kdward; O. B.
Boyd. Pinetown; Miss Ellen Barnes.
2ash Corner; E. ^.Brooks and baby.
Washington ; Mlas Pearl Swanner.
Washington; A. C. Robertson and N.
%? Downle, JameavMe; Mlas Zada
i/f ;?*{*
not the osooj kind which peacefully
goes above Its domestic duties day by
day. It Is the terrible driver or soldier
act. eaid tP be the most Invincible
creature In the world. Against tbeoe
day eoefmec do man or band of men.
no Hon or tiger, not eren a herd of
elephants, can do anything but hor
rlediy get out of tbe wny. Among the
Barotse native* a favorite form of cap
ital punishment is to coat tbe victim
with crease nod throw him before the
advancing army of aoldler ant*. The
quiclcoees with which tbe poor wreirb
is dispatched is marvelous when It is
considered that each ant can do noth
ing more ffcau merely tear out a smnll
particle of flesh and carry it off- Vet (
In a surprisingly short time tbe writh
ing victim will have been changed into
a skeleton. __
Old Saw* and Saying*.
? few old sayings on the subject of
food coma to ua rather aa a aurptlse
In our as* of daintiness and refine
ment. jet they bare their ralson d'etre
notwithstanding. "Meat la much, man
ners are mora;'* "Cease your cbatter
and mind joor platter.-" The ass that
bra js most eats least;" "The wing *rttb
the liver to blm who's the giver;" "He
can give little to hla servant who licks
his own trencher."
Apropos of this remark. It Is amus
ing to note that -manners" waa the
name given to the remnants of a meat
These came to- the servants na official
perquisites; hence onr well worn ex
pression before emptying a dlah.
"Leave the last aUce ?pr whatever It
may be> for manners." though If votes
were collected on tbla point it Is hsrdly
likely that any of us would have taken
It an It stands la the original.
Carthage's Greet Snake.
The a net sots firmly believed la mon
ster serpents of all klnda and of both
the land and marine specie*. During
the wara with Carthage a great snske
la said to bare kept the Soman army
from cross! dg the Ragradoa river for
several day*. .The monater a wallowed
np no leas t ha* seventy Roman ao?
dlera during this combat and waa not
conquered until a hundred atones from
aa ceany different catapults ware tired
apod It all at o as time. The monater
aknir, and sklo %rre preserved and
afterward exhibited In one of the IU>
man ' temples. The dried skin of the
w?? 120 feet In ISngth. uc
to PI lny. *
creature
cording I
"You look bed. old man. Wbsfs the
matter?"
?Throe t trouble."
"I didn't know you were subject to
?t? <
"Tea. I am. This throat belongs to
the newcomer in the. next bouse. who
practice* singing at all hour* of the
night."
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Net Is Past.
Finish every day and be dooe with
it tfou have done what yon eonM.
Borne blunders sod absurdUJea. no
donbt. crefft In. Forget them as aooq
as you can.-Krnersoa.
** K in.
Kitty- Ts . ...?* Fred has pro- |
postHl ?
- . no. not exactly, but It
-v. Be asked me night
( my father was worth
they say ha la.? Boston
Some purgatives contain such|
trong drugs that, while they ?
he bowel* to move. Injure the dell-|
ate linings of
Ines. Holi Is tor's IK
Pea Is not in that clasi
y laxative aad at the
baling and addtblng. Hardy'i 1
the viking*. The vikings divided (Mr
country up into caotona. which were
subdivided Into twelve portions, each
under e chieftain. When a malefactor
wa a brought to Justice It waa usual
for eecfc chieftain to aelect a man froco
tbe district over which be ruled and
compel him to try tbe prisoner, the
verdict of tbeee twelve men being de
clared b j the Judge to be final.
CONVENTION
Chuirman Imucs Call (or tbf Next
Democratic C?mty Coovoation.
A Democratic County Convention
of the County of Beaufort Is called to
meet In Washington, N. C., on Wed
nesday, August 10th, 1910, at 11 o'
clock A- M., for the purpose of se
lecting and nominating candidates tor
all county officers.
Primaries are called as follows:
Belharen and Washington at & o'
clock P. M-.' Friday, August Bth.^
Plnevllle, Beaver Dam. Chocowln
Ity, Old Ford and Tranter's Creek at
10 o'clock Saturday, August 6th.
All other precincts n the county at
4 o'clock P. M.. Saturday, August
6th.
The Convention Is called by virtue
of a resolution passed at the Con
vention held on July tnd. It has ap
peared since that time that the Board
of Supervisors meet on August 6th.
They are requested to adjourn in tone
for the primaries, as it is thought
best not to change the date for hold
ing the primaries at this time.
W. C. RODMAN.
Chairman.
A Woman's Great Idea
Is how to mak? herself attractive.
But, without health. It 1 s hard foj her
to be lovely In face, for? or temper.
A weak, sickly woman will be ner
vous and Irritable. Constipation and
Kidney poisons show In phnples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. But Bleetrlc
Bitters always prove a godsend to
women who wa*t health, beaatjr and
friehds. They regulate Stomach.
Liver and Kidneys', purUy the blood;
give strong nerves, bright eyea. pare
breath, smooth, velvetry skin, lovely
:omplexlon, < good health. Try them.
50c. at Dr. Hardy's Drat Store.
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BALTIMORE HTKAM PACKET CO.
OLD BAY LINE
8TKAMEM 7f
FLORIDA. *
VIRGINIA Sc' -.1
ALABAMA
rtneat United BUMS Hill SllUi
r. south of N*w Tori ?ub
. '"d wlrelcM Teleg.
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& undayi. u follow* i< ?
MOP. U.
J *.30 F/ M.
? ?? "? t.*o p. U.
it ?W. I a It l Norfolk . 7.00 JU M.
Connecting with >11 llnM South aid
V?L Tlck.l, ,old to kU points,
forth . But, W? and Cauda, for
?formation aa to UcllaU. anteroom
?Mrratlona. ate.. appt j by phone,
rlrv pr UtUr ?o i
J. W. BROWN. JH..
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NEW STORE
FOR. BUSINESS 'v
Wednesday, July 27th.
i * ^ ? 1
On account of theinconven _
icnce of moving stock from
one building to the' other, we
p necessarily will not have all of .
our stock placed, but will try
and wait upon our customers
We will announce a
Formal Opening later
J. H HARRIS PLUMBING
and SUPPLY COMPANY.
Norfolk Southern Railroad
NEW CONDENSED SCHEDULE
Effective July 17th.
West-Bound Pullman Sleeping Can East-Bound
READ DOWN READ UP
9-20 a. m. I 9. SO p. m. I LT. Norfolk . . AT. I 7.B0 a. m. J 4. 01 p. m.
1.10 v. m. j 1.00 a. m. | Lr. . Wuhinton . . Lr. | 1.50 a. m. [ 10.45 a. m.
1.35 p. m. | | Lj. . . Now Born . . Ar. | | 12.11 a. m.
4.14 p. m. | 1,68 a. m. | Lr. . . Groenrllle . . Lr. | U.41 A. m. | 9.20 m.
4.*9 P. m. | 4.17 a. n. | Lt. . . Farmillle . . Lt. j 11.10 ?. m. j 8.51 a. m.
5.51 p. m. I 1.50 a. m. | Lt Wilson . . LT. I 11.15 p. a. | 8.0* a. m.
7.10 P. ?-'| T.S0 a. m. | Ar. . . Raleigh . . Lr. | 9.00 a. m. | 4.15 a. m.
NOT# ? Thaoa train* operated daly between Norfolk 4nd Now Bora
Tta Washington; and dally, except Sunday, between Raleigh and Now Bora,
tta Washington.
Noa. i and ?. "NIGHT BXPRMS," carrr Pullman sleeping can
between Raleigh and Norfolk. Makes volte connection at WILSON with
A, O. Lt to and Wilmington. Rocky Mount. Now Bora, Klnaton Tta
OoMakoro. Also makes direct connection at RALEIOH with R. * S. p. Ry?
to and from Feyetterlliei with Sou Ry. to and from Durbam *na Greens
boro; and with 8. A. L. Ry to andfrom Henderson.
For full Information and reeorr-atlon of Pullman sleeping oar space
apply to W. J. Williams. Ticket Acent. Wilson; r. W. Tatem. General Ag
sht. Golds boro; J. U Hassell. Ticket Agent, GreenTllle; T. R. Myers,
Ticket Agent, Washington; t. B. Bohnett. Ticket Agent. Now Bern, or
address
B. C. HUDOINB. a. P. A. I W. W. CROXTON. A. O- P. A
* T. LAMB. President and Oeneral Manager.
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