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MONDAY, JULY 8, 1912.
I SAND-CLAY ROADS
Continued from Page 1.
h Jj been used is a very plastic clay, there
V is going to be considerable tendency
for it to ball and cake so that a plow
m can very often bo used to advantage
in breaking up the lumps. If. however.
the mixing is made when everyR.
thing Is perfectly dry. a pretty comL
plete mixture is made when everym
thing is perfectly dry. a pretty complete
mixture can be obtained by
harrowing unless the clay has been
dug when it was wet.
As stated above, it is Impossible to
K determine exactly the proportions of
P sand and clay to use either lu makP
lng the sand-clay road on a clay subsoli
or on a sand subsoil; and therein
fore, us the road dries out and sets
rt It should hn^e careful attention after
It Is completed to determine wheth
er it is necessary to add any more
sand or clay. If there is too much
-.511 K? - ,l.~l
surface of the road to get sticky or
muddy In wet weather and for the
clay to ball up and cake, and If this
is the case a thia layer of sand should
be spread over the surface. On the
other hand, if the surface of the road
loosens in dry weather, it is an in1
dication that the clay has been used
is not a good quality of day and does
rot have sufficient binding power.
Morein "clfcy should be added and
jT^/fJorleDifiihto the road.
J?*" "tiDftfc'fettftie is one of the most easorttifcdfctfMtures
In road construction
v? "trite very true In connection with
? tlie sand-clay |
JF^eJfwra thjk"*it shall have good drainT'^a^e.
^ AjVUfcrd the subsoil is a sandy
i <&e It utfhally affords a pretty good
t natural drainage; and where there
JlJls conslderablef-depth1 to the Hand, ussally
the croviffl of the road Is all the
. drainage that- WAS to be done. It is
necessary, hov/dref, in all cases that
r lithe water oe* tak#n out of the side
Adftches Just lie rhpfdly as possible.
-Where the subsoil is a clay, very
careful attention rttust be given to
ta> ttae question bf getting rid of the
f t-MMrfar-e water. '4ilsd in clearing the
I I?irt0ht-of-way for rhb road. all stumps.
t. Ivlegs anil other*'vegetable matter
anfcotrtd be taken wAf bf the roadbed
t la* If Hot. after the* band clay mlxtve
has been madbtVherever vege\
tattle-1 matter oxists'lts will be as it
decomposes make :we*e?ure and loos*;
the sambclay constructfOlST"
proper drainIA la. therefore
^ ver^osaohtial :u the ^instruction of
Hj. all timVB.?
K R. (Quantity of Sarnl or Clay
The following figui?s regarding
the-unantlty of clay nece^ary to add
to fe-sand subsoil to makV the sand*
Hf clny road, and the amduUt of sand
- necessary to add to a ohiy subsoil
-will abo of Interest.
Iftfcfee roadbed is nine feet wide on
a sadly subsoil and the claV Is addK
ed to?tf depth of six inches.* it w ould
Hi requlitoaSHO cubic yards of clay to
cover-Whnlle of road. For & sixteen
foot road it would require 1.37 4 rubKV*
lc yardeeM clay. If the clay is a first
Hi class ula^ie clay free from sand and
only ftjoahi^h^s of clay were needed,
this w<?ti Id* Require 587 cubic yards
' for a ruik?- Vvf nine foot road, and 1.049
euhls?yi?d? for a mile of sixteen^Hs.
foot rombJd?'
Hv If th?t*Ottfbed has a day subsoil
H aqd sand la added to a total depth of
j eight inches, it would require 1.17?
I cubic yards per miles for a nine-foot
K road, and 2,085 cubic yards pet milt
HKv for a nine-foot road, and 2,085 cubic
wL yards for a mile of sixteen-foot road
The actual cost of the conBtructior
i of the aand-clay road for any sectiot
B can readily be determined by know
E lng the distance the sand or the claj
? baa to be hauled and the coat of la
K bor and teams per day
Summary
Clay Baee.? l Have the top of th?
n clay grade smooth and about four oi
I-' Sre Inches lower than it will be whet
g- finished
Bra.y-'.fi, Plow and harrow the top to
m' tha width the sand Is to be put on
R lasting loose bat smooth, with nc
Hf MS lamp..
j.v 3. Spread and even layer pf sane
K About four lacbes deep over thepot
and plow and harrow.
Ei? fifcoad fonr more Inches of sane
I. orer the top and harrow and drai
Bfttorongblr
; i. Dm clean coana ail aran t
. <' jH
W hat wi
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NWM|M I
what th
to move
Do it no
it has to be liauled some distance.
6. When possible, harrow just after
a rain.
Sand Rase.?t. Smooth the sand
road, leaving it perfectly flat.
2. Spread the clay the desired
width and from four to six Inches
thick.
3. If the sand base Is clean sand,
drag it up on the clay for a thickness
of four inches and plow, harrow and
drag thoroughly, preferably after a
rain.
4. If the sand base contains loam
haul clean sand from a pit.
5. Use natural sand-clay mixture
In preference to pure clay.
PEACHES FOR SALE?DELIVERed.
Phone 70-J. Mrs. J. L. Phillips
7-8 tfc.
REV. H. B. SEARICHT HI
PAYNE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Rev. H. B. Searight of the First
Presbyterian Church, was greeted by
a good audience at the Payne Menior
tal Presbyterian Church. Nlcholatmville.
on last evening and the sermon
delivered was thoughtful and instruct
five. The audience was attentive
and appreciative. This church is fast
extending its usefulness in that community
and is doing untold good.
Rev. Perry Pemberton Is the efficient
pastor. A bright future is in store
"for both paBtor and church.
COOD CONGREGATIONS
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Good congregations attended both
services at the First Baptist Church
yesterday. At the evening service
two new members were received by
letter. ,
The Suuday School has recently installed
and orchestra which is rendering
vauable service, as well as addinug
much to the atractiveness of the
school.
Both church and Sunday School
are in a. healthy aud growing condition.
aud the outlook for the future
is very promising.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Monday 8 P. M. Meeting of the
Junior l.adies Aid Society st the residence
of Mr. W. C. Miller, East Main
Street.
Tuesday 5 P. M. Meeting of the Ladles
Aid Society.
Wednesday 8 P. M.: Mid week
prayer meeting. There will be special
music, and after the service there
will be Choir and Orchestra practice.
All cordially invited to attend.
NOTICE
North Carolina. Beaufort County, Superior
Court. Before the Clerk.
Patrick Clark
vs.
Luke Clark. Henry Clark, Charles
Bryan. Wm Bryan, Nicer Tucker
and husband Peter Tucker, And
Auaby Bryan, Luke Bryan, Pat
Bryan, (Last four named minors).
The defendants above named, and
: particularly Luke Clark, William
' Bryan, will take notice that an action
1 entitled as above has been commenc!
ed In the Superior Court of Beaufort
1 County, N. C., before the Clerk .for
the purpose of selling the real estate
1 of plalnt'lff and defendants for q. di1
vision, of which said real estate Dr"
fondants own an interest, and the
' said Defendants will further take no
tice that they are required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Beaufort County, N. G., al
6 his office in the Courthouse in Washr
Ington. N. C? do August 12th. 1*12,
1 and answer or demuB' to petition in
said action q>r the plaintUl will apply
r to the cq^rtjtof the release demand.
ed In said POtjtyflfa ? a f
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War HKADACHK?Hlrtcjr OAPUDHfJ
1 Whether from Colds, Hoot, Stor*
C a 'h or Nervous Troubles, Capudln
will relieve you. It's liquid?pie*
. ant to take?sets immediately. Trs
F It lla. t Be. sad too at ?n? H V
?uld you give for a Hume where
NICE BREEZE WITHOUT DUS
hrougb. Grand to think about isn't 1
e homcfolks find in Washington Park,
where there is comfort, bringing Heal)
w. * VA. C. ttil
Classified Advertisements,
WANTED ACTIVE MAN TO SELL
books. Apply at once to C. Archbell.
Bath. N. C.
7-5 to 8-5. c ?
WANTED: ACTIVE MAX TO WORK ]
Veterinary Science. Apply to C.
Archbell, Bath, N. C.
7-5 to 8-5. c
THE LATHAM HOUSE COR. LYNN- (
haven Ave., and B. St. Nearest
cottage to Station, Post Offlc^, and ]
amusements. Ocean Pta**, Va., an .
Ideal summer homm ^ieasonable i
rates. Mrs. J. B. Latham, Proprie
tress.
6-21) lmoc. '
5 or 6 doses &6tr win ureak any
case of Chills & Fever; It acts on
the liver better than Calomel, and '
does not gripe or sicken. 25 cents.
WANTED: TO SELL MAKTKL :
Blow-out Protector. Apply to C.
Archbell, Bath, N. C .
7?5 to 8-5. c
FOR SALE: LOG FLOATS IRON
gear complete. Apply to C. Archbell.
Bath. N. C.
7-5 to 8-5. c
CAPUDINE for "THAT HEAD ACHE1
Out last night? Headache an.i
nervoo this morning? Hicks Capadine
Juw, the thing to fit you for
business. Try it. At drug stores.
LOST A GOLD BUCKLE AND LOCK- :
et with monogram W. B. A. engraved
on locket. Finder please
, return to 409 East Main Street and
I receive rewsfcLr Dr. We B. Armstrong.
1 7-8 ltp.
FOR RENT IN CHAPEL HILL Ddfr.
ing July and August. Furnished
house, with lights and water.
Large yard and fine garden. Address
K. G. Henry, Chapel Hill, N.'
C.
7-8 mon. wed. Fri. c
Ask Your Neighbor
Hundreds of Washington Citizens
Can Tell You All Aboat It,
Home endorsement the public expression
of Washington people,
should be evidence beyond dispute
for every Washington reader, of the
merit of Doan's Kidney Pills. Surely
the experience of friends and nelghj
bora, cheerfully given by them, will
j carry more weight than the utterances
of strangers residing in faraway
places. Reat^ the following
W. J. Hardison, lit X. fieventn
St.. Washington, N. Q.?sa>-g;. 71 an
glad to confirm the ptblir statement
a member of my family ghve in January
1908, telling of my experience
with Doan'a Kidney PillB. My back
troubled me for months and my kidneys
were disordered. The kidney
secretions gave me a great deal of
annoyance, especially at night. After
I Had used two boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from the Hoyt,
Drug Store, I was entirely relieved.
I have not had to take a kidney
medicine since."
Por sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
aad take no other.
ATLANTK
The Greatest Seashore
;
1 N.
For Ham
ALLEN A. Dubois, Manger
ate
"Crystal Ice"
Shipped Quick.
^ ' "Crystal Ice Cream"
Ask for it at the Fountains it is '
wholesome, delicious ind{
fresh.
I Crystal Ice Co.
136 WATER STREET
WMblactoo, N. C. Phone S3
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DRINK
;T 1 LIPTQN-S
t? Well that's rpij A
Make aa effort JL JCilY
Lh and pleasure.
'HAWAT.? V * The Taate Linger*
?THE?
CHICHESTER S PILLS OUality grocery
dklSffimi: WALTER CREOLE t CO.
R ?f OlaVoV?>A | K\ Vli' rtULMf)! Photic 90 V 92.
A* ? mniPo^.i.pot.saBtAiwjsiidnhii
^? r yjnrvnpt^r.icrcr-.t^wrr1 ~_n _ i<^_ri. _ jr.
1 TT?? North Carolina i
nn vrtfTf iveaw rniiFCF of inmniiimiBF
Lf\J 1 \JKJ IVIXXF TT O"'""-- Tt\at
we carry one of MIO MECHANIC ARTS i
the freshest lines of ? uk~?.i ui?
/?* * Four-year [course in Agriculture; in
LjTOCei*l0S, Civil* Electrical and Mechanical Engirra
-j ip -j neering; in ChemUtiy; in .
r lOlir and rCCd Cotton Manufacturing and ?Dyeing.
# Two-year course in Mechanic Arts land
III Washington. It is a . inTcxrile Art. One-year and^Two-year
fact and we can easily co<mc la Agriculture. three couom
.. .g, . are both-practical and scientific. Examprove
it if you will but ,?alio?5 ,or Aimissioa are held by the '
give US a trial order County Superintendent at all county
seats on July 11th. 'j
J. P. JACKSON, For Catalog address.
THE REGISTRAR
W est Mam Street west Raleigh, n. c.
7In
all things we emphasize Purity. When in need
of anything "right quick", phone 261 and let us prove
"Quality'and Service."
Fresh Mooresvllle Butter and Cream Cheese weely.
PURE FOOD GROCERY,
a. E. b6nNER, Prop. Phone 261
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JOS F. TAYLOR I i
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Phones 123 & 124. 120 Market St
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Carries the Most Complete LLpe of .';
Family Groceries.
ALWAYS FRESH AND RELIABLE
Polite Clerks and
Quick Delivery.
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1 J. LENN WOOD?Member* New York Cedes Lxchmgr JAMES W.OOt? I
I J. LEON WOOD & CO. I
( BANKERS and BROKERS. ; ? " V
?j. , smkA", Bondr Cotton, Greta end Provisions, 78 PIum Bt, S
/ Carped ter Building, Norfolk, Ve. * 1
f Prftrake vires te Its York Stock Exchange, Nov Yqskr Oo*iyJ 5
\ Ml Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and other ' 11^ 'l'
f Correspondence Respectfully Solicited. Up?e#tmeat get l|jgd^2v
v glnal Accounts Given Careful AttendM. 1 r" TAf' C
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5 W. H. ALBERT,1 ; %
> 410 East Main St - - Norfolk, Va j
tirvTPT MontHEAt) cna^,,..^
- -NORTH' OCEtttriti ,
Hofel in the South. Xccootmodatioos lor 1,000 Guests. ***
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menu. Nrw^ j'tar^V^.;
IkhjAoandia xrau,>buii^%yw ?>?? Attaint- Hon* hpnti tfciooMa buck
1013 Conventions
C B?r Jnly i-*HL NT1 C. Praia. Jtilr U-tMh dsome
lllattrated booklet and reservation i atierees
- MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
a W. t ARTRR, M. M
' Practice limited to disease# ol
' lh? Eye, Bar. Nom Mid Throat
Honrs: 9-12 a. m.; 1-6 p. m.
Except Mondays.
Corner Main and Mirk* Bta.
Otst Brown's Drug Btore.
' Washington, X. O. ^
BL A. Daniel Jr.
Lindsay C. Warn*
DANIEL A WARREN ' % ?
I"] Attorneys at Law ' r
Washington, North Carolina * w
Ws practice In all the oourts. c
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Wiley C. Rodman,
Wm. B. Rodman, Jr.
RODMAN * RODMAN
Attorneys* as Law.
Washington, North OaretfcML ?'
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H. 8. Ward Junius D. Crimes
WARD A ^TTHTfr? m
Attorneys al law
Washington. N. 0.
We practice in the Court" of the
First Judicial District and the *
Federal Courts. -
didatc for Boctatsr of DewU. If
nominate and elected, will aerre the
people at all ttmea to Peat of my
ability. The anpport of every democrat
la earnaatly aoUclted.
?f>. "? Very raapectfnlly. 2
WILBUR H. BOSS.
Aurora. It. C.' ' I
4-4 tfc.
I hereby announce myaelf a candidate
before the Democratic Primaries
tor the Office of Sheriff of Beaufort
County. I will appreciate any support
that my friends may aire me.
W. W. HOOKER.
FOR SHERIFF.
To the Democrats of Beaufort County
I wish to expreee to you my sinoere
thanks for your loyal support in the
past, and. If I have made an efficient
officer and a faithful servant of the
people, to aak your continued support
In the County Primaries which will
be announced later: and if 1 am nominated
and elected, (and I see no
reaaom why I shall not be), I can only
promise to do as 1 hava In the
past, all In my power to give you
good service. Now I wish to thank
you in advance and ask all good
Democrats to attend the primaries
and give me their hearty aupport.tor
Sheriff of Beaufort County.
Faithfully. Your Servant.
GEO. E. RICKS.
6-11 tfc.
I-VR I|tlKttlFF. ~
To the Democratic voters of Beaufort
County:
I announce myself as a candidate
tor the office of Sheriff of Beaufort
County in accordance'with the resolution
adopted by the County Convention
tTjro years ago limiting the tlgae
which any person should hold office
to two terms only and my candidacy ,
Is subject to this resolution.
8. B WINDLEY,
3-38 tfc.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I take this method of Informing'
my friends that I am a candidate
for re-nominaotin for the Office of
Register of Deeds, and ask them all
to attend the Democratic Primaries,
and assist me in obtaining the nomination.
Thanking each and every one kind
ly for the hearty support they have
given me In the past and asking a
continuance of the same, I remain.
Yours very truly, *
GILBERT RXJMLEY.
FOR CLERK RECORDER'S COURT
To the Democratic voters of Washington
and Washington Township,
Long Acre Township, and ChocowinIty
Township, I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Cl?rk of the Recorder's
Court, subject to Democratic
primaries and I will appreciate what
my friends may do for me.
I am yours respectfully,
WM. SWANNER.
7-4 tfc. ^
FOR RECORDER
J hereby announce to the Democratic
voters of the City of Washington,
Washington Township, Chpcowinity
Township and Long Acre town
ship that I am a candidate to succeed
myself as Recorder of the Crimr
Inal Court of said above described
district, subject to the action qf the
Democratic PpIm?H?i trt hai/t in
' a jy ~~~T- r- 4
tK m .. ,. j
It nomfaated and elected.'I shall en ,
deavor In the' future as 1 have In the ?
past to administer the Ia*r fairly and
Impartial to. all persons. J
I salt tb'esupport of all Democratic t
Voters. / *c ^
'* ' W. D. GRIMES. '
I {$*1 j FOR recorder ,
I wish to announce to my friends ?
that I am a candidate (or the office J
of Recorder of the Criminal i Court <
of the City of Washington. Washing- <
ton Townahlp, Longacre Township
and "aocowlni*-/ Township, of Beaufort
County, subject to the Democratic
primaries,, and solicit the sopport
and vote"of Sll Democratic <
voters. j
M. J. FOWLER. i
t -H fcc. ,
AJiNOLNtKHHOT , , ,
I he^ehy reepectfullr announce my ,
cudUtqi tor re-ooBlwUm to the
offlc. of Treuurtr of Benutort Coon, ]
\f, subject to the will of the people
V> ."f'-ei ?t the Democratic ,
Putmerr. .11 ra-nnmU?U<Va?i1 alec. <1
*4 t<j the office of Twwunr, 1 pleda# i
fa wjl people the ? ?? ooqruon. at- i
tontloa I have heretofore eodeororojf
t^ ?tT? to jfo. Pffid tt. urn lllh ?
tig>? Pte.truet repooert <? wtetka
cfi^odjon of.ihf peOMe'a mane*. i
.jmugt * (** oS-SeJH**-': *
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I announce my candidacy for Conn- ?
ty Commissioner of Ben*fort County .
from Richland Township, subject to
the action of the Democratic primaii- 1
W. H. WHITLEY. J
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JOflR H. BONNER
Auornej-at-Law 1
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WASHINGTON, H. a
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0. A. PHILLIPS A BRO? ?
, FIRE INSURANCE.
WASHINGTON, N. O.
I I I ? A M
W II. GBIICBS
AtUtwi-ai-Uir
Washington, North Carolina- ?
Practice* In all the Courts.
John H. Small A. D. MaeUMi u \
Harry McMullan *
Small, Mac Lean A McMoOaa u v. "
Attorneys-st-Law N
Washington, Noi Ji Carolina
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Edward L. Stewart, ?
Washington, N. a
w. A. Tkomira. _ *
' ' Anon, N. o.
STEWART ? THOWWI ?
Attorneys at Law. . y.
Washington and Aurora, E D<
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COLLIN H. HARDING *
Attomay-at-Law .
Office Savings A Trust Co. Bldg.
BOOM tttll. ?
Washington. N. a
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NORWOOD. L. SIMMONS *
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Attorney-at-Law w *' * *
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Washington, N. C. A t
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> FRANK H. BRYAN
Attorney At U?
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Office in Savings Arid Tfist f.y
building. Second floor. Prao- *
> tfce In all the courts/ . ' " V,
COST OP INRpR^ACR
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torn Mve M.B2 par ?1,000 by
* baying a 20 pay life at age Ml *
1 with a 4 per cent ree-err? orer a . *-?? * I
' 8 per cent reeerve. Thta U a ';
' participating policy wMUe* Mu '
The Security life A Anjwlty Co. *
H. A. COOPER, Agent. .
e
FOR COM?rfS8IONER
Tbla it* to announce, that I am a
candidate for County ConrnMpataner
Vom RlchlAntf Tpwnahlp. I hive
lillgently worked for tbf Democratic
>arty for thirty yeara and now In reurn
the support of all Democrats is .** ?
?arn?Btly dealredand will be yerr ; ?
much appreciated. "V,>rw < >
W. ^ JONES.
Edward, N. J. ^ y.tA "
rHE NQBTH CAROLINA ; (
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