Announcement!
This is to inform my friends and
the general public that I have bought
out Mr. J. P. Ziegler of the Ziegler
i Furniture and Undertaking Co., of
which I was a member of the busi«
ness, and while we had prices in
both lines a little under the lowest,
now you will find a sharp cut in both
the furniture and undertaking line,
as I have cut more than his profit off
the prioe in saving to buyer.
I will be assisted in the undertak
ing business by Mr. Thomas Francis
who has had long experience in that
line with Mr. L. F. Ziegler, and lam
prepared to serve any class of trade
from the very best to the cheapest.
I wish to state also that I assume
all indebtedness against the company
and collect outstanding bills as well.
I also do an installment business
as well as cash.
Very respectfully,
J.S. NORTHCOTT,
Edenton, N. C.
Let Its I tow Yoir Watts
Far TUs Calina.
Cash In Advance.
Six Um> or Im 2(o for ooo >wt, 7ts
far a woafta. MWI lines pro rata
7ABB FOR bALJE—Located
on Hertford Bond 9 miles from
Edcnton, In Graded School Div
trict, containing 180 acres, 100
acres cleared, good 8 room dwell
ing, 8 tenon* houses, good out
buildings and new tobacco barn ;
four head mules, 8 horses, farm
ing implements of all kinds, carts
wagons, buggies, pea picker and
engine, etc. Terms easy Apply
ta j. T. SATTERFIELD, . •
4t Edcnton, N. C.
Farms For Solo—Lot me
kaow your wants. C. H.
HOBBS, Baal Batata Dealer*
Jtomhoad City* N. C. tf.
FOB BALK—A good, gentle,
family hone. Apply to DR. J.
H. McMOLLAN, Bdenton, N. C.
The Wes ter a Union Telegraph
Co., can aae several young men
between sixteen and twenty-five
years old as messengers. Good
wages guaranteed. Must havt
bieyclea. Messengers are taught
telegraphy free and given posi
tions at the key soon as qualified.
Apply by letter to Msnsger We*
tern Union Telegraph Go., Nor
folk. Vs. 4t
FOB BENT—Severn room real
dsasa 00 Magnolia street la good
repair with modern improvements
aleetris lights, bath and talapboaa
la class wash tf graded school
Baa largo yard, good gardes and
several oat-ha i Ullage in good re
pair. Apply In
' tf E. L WARREN.
DOG L.08T.—Large white hound
with brown ear*. Tip of left ear
.nearly torn off. $6.00 reward for
'person who returns this dog to
me. H. N. HUGHES. Edenton,
N 0. 4t pd.
3 Valuable Farms For Sole.
(1) 100 acre farm, 3 miles
from town, located on Paradise
road, 66 acres cleared and 36 in
woods Good two-story dwelling
and outbuildings.
(3) 80 acre farm on New road
between Paradise and Green Hall,
i mile of Graded school 60 acre>
Cleared aad 80in^roodland. Good
.two-stnry dwelling and outbuild
ings.
(3) 100 acres. Bray hall farm,
1 mile Hancock station, located
oa Virginia Road, 1 mile Graded
School. Good two-story dwell
ing and outbuildings.
All the above farms will be
sold on easy terms, apply to
S. J. WHITE,
lip. R. F.D.l, Edenton. N.C.
AUTO FOR HALE—One «ve
passenger automobile for sale.
WU1 sell cheap aad make terms
V» wit customer. Tires nearly
bdw. C Hw ELLIOTT. Edenton,
J»WC. 4t
PEANUT PICKER A ENGINE
FOR SALE.—Ona 1016 model
(E; Benihall Peanat Pleker and
ons six b. p. gaaoline engine with
wood eaw and frame attached.
Both in good morning eooditi on
, Have oaly been is uee two aaa
soon. Will sail oeiit for $436.00
(Four Hundred aad Twenty Firs
I Dollars.) Terase eneh. Apply to
J. J. Rountree, two Bailee from
Saabnry, N. C., on GatMvUla
Bond.
m
t
stomach Troubles
Since Childhood
PERUNA Made Me Wen
— i - "
I Now
Eqjo?
The Bat
oi
Heehh
Firm For Silo—
acre*, 76 in cultivation, 1
mile from Savage postoffice and
station. Near churches and
schools. Some timber. Plenty
fruit Good stock range. Good
building*. Good farm. Price
•3,800. August *1, 1917. W.
L. BUNCH, Savage, N. C. 4ipd
WANTED—To boy a good
milk oow or trsda a boras for on#
Address Box 172. Kdeotoo, N.C.,
or notify Albemarle Observer
ofKoe.
WANTED!
Young while tana to work on
tarm near town. Good wages.
Write or come to nee me at oooe.
E C. KKA, Bdeutoo. N. C. If.
Health v.
About
Gone
Many hcmmmto at
woman •ulhrtng ban
trouble. Ins
bwb—MHedbyttn —
Of Cartel, Oi* man’s
tonic, necon&t* to toons
•a rostra. similar to aria
ana front Mr*. Z.V. Spall,
afHayna, N.C. “looTO
i»t
«*y.“
Lr
4*!^
4 Car
tor ny
TAKE . ^
CARMH
The Woman’s Tomb
dam tot the good I Im*
Bee Mr*. Sf»L Qtot
CMtfttoM.
AUDroffirt*
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$1095™g»™|1885
DELIVERED
AS ALWAYS,—At lout f 260
low than otto can of oqoal
POWER aay CAPACITY.
J.H. NcMULUl, Jl.
Doalor
North Kdentoo Now..
MIm Pearl White la visiting
her unde, Mr. Walter White and
Mn. White, near Bethel.
Miae Estelle Munden returned
home Sunday after a visit to her
•later, Mrs. J. E. Brabble, new
Yeoplm church
Mesdamra W. M Williams aad
B. 8. Pratt spent Saturday now
Yeoplm Station.
Mr. W. T. White spent Tues
day in Norfolk on business
Mrs W. i. Munden spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Lane.
Mrs. Ed Skinner Is spending
sometime Aear Yeoplm Station.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. White and
children called to see Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Munden Sunday
evening.
Mrs. B. P. Britton was the
guest of Mrs. W. M. Willlanu
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Trot Byrum got his
badly meshed Monday afternoon.
Mr*. Harrison B. Spruill, who
has been in Richmond about two
weeks, came home this week.
Divine| Worship at The JL E.
Church Sunday.
The summer is gone. The
pleasant autumn has come Moot
people have returned from their
vacation. Let all now turn to
the House of the Lord on the
hdf Sabbath day. We owe Him
our worship. There will be ser
vices at the M. K. Church at II
a. m and 8 p. nu, with aennoaa
by the pastor. Sunday school at
9:46 a. m., junior Epworth
League at 8:80 p. m. To all of
these services the pubUc is invited
to come.
War Relic Display
Many pfeoptc were Interest ad
In a window display st the shop
of Mr. B. L. Jones, tailor, this
week. The Royal Tailors, Chica
go and New York, bad sappUed
him with the following war relics,
which were on display there three
days
French Helmet belonging to
Dragoon.
French Trench Coat.
French 75 M. M. Shell.
French heed of exploded 75
M. M. Shell.
French Officer's Leather Lo
gins.
German Maussr Rifle.
German Cartridge Box.
Austrian Gold Cord frees a*
officer's boots.
Russian Cossack Cap.
English Officers Coat.
Many oI the ratics were gath
ered frees the battlefield el the
Marne where the Games rrtrnet
from Paris is the early stages el
the war turned to meat the
French in puiselt. lech article
bears a caid which girts the bat
tlefield on which It was fonnd.
Some are Jamiliar names and
others that were tost sight of la
the many battles that extended
along the 400 alls frost
Tbs Thrice-a-Wark World of
New York, and The AlbeaMrle
Observer, both one year iLTti
Scad sobecriptioos to The Alba
^vwi
Kdcnton Local Hews.
Divine service at the Methodist
Protestant church Tuesday night
Sept. 18th by the pastor, Bev.
J. BL Abernathy. Subject: *T1m
Beginning—Including Men, An
gela, the World and the Pre-exit
fence of Ood and Heaven.'*
Little Mabel Leary is ill with
diphtheria at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. TP. Leary
(o King street.
Mrs. Fannie Boyce of Hobbs*
ville has returned home after a
visit to hei sister, Mrs. J. 0. Dail,
in Oakum street.
Mrs. A. M. Day and Master
Edgar Holmes spent last Friday
la Norfolk with relatives.
After visiting relatives here
Mrs. Will Turner and daughter,
■unice, returned to their home
la Portsmouth last Friday.
Bev. J. R. Taylor and daugh
ter, Mary, o( Cartersville, Ya.,
■pent last Tuesday with his aunt,
Mrs. J. C. Dail in Oakum street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Liles re*
turned home Wednesday after a
business trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. J. K. Taylor and Mrs Ida
White ol Belvidere spent Tues
day here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs H. N. Hughes
were in town Tuesday on bust
Miss Aietkia Ward and broth
ers, Johnny and Hallett. are vis
iting relatives at Drum HilL
Mr. B. F. Elliott of Bichmond
M the guest of his son, Mr. T.W.
Elliott and Mrs. Elliott, in Wa*
ter street. '
Mn. H. i. Bond end dingk*
ter, kiii Chaa. H. Wood arc
•pending sometime in Norfolk.
They carried Mrs. Bond's little
grandson. Master Dick Hines,
down for treatment.
Mr. James Leary left Sunday
night for Chapel Hill to enter the
University.
Mr. Wo. Leary was the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Wm. J.
Leary, la Water street, this week
Mr. B. ?. Francis spent Sun
day afternoon with irienda near
K. City.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haabury
and sous of Norfolk motored
bare and were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holmes in
Water street.
Mr. T. W. BUiott left Wednes
day (or Baltimore and New York
oe business.
Mr. Willi. Owens, Jr„ lift Sun
day night for Chapel HiUl to en
ter the University.
After a visit to relatives bare
Mrs. Walter Muter and little
daughter, Vera, returned to their
home in Norfolk Sunday.
Miss Abadlla Bench left Mon
day to r era me her studies at
Meredith College, Baleigh.
Sergeant O. H. Brown, Com
pany I, Second North Carolina
Infantry, it at home on a thirty
days furlough.
Mr. and Mn. M. P. Bond left
Monday fotf Petersburg, Hope
well, Richmond, Ye., aad Waah
iagtoa, D. C
After spending the summer at
Nags Head, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Prwden and the Misses Prudea
have returned to their home in
Church street.
Mieses Lina Pradeo and Bessie
Hoskins left Tuesday night for
Greensboro to enter the Stats
Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. R P. Tattle ind
child res and Mrs. i. M. Woaeika
aad daughter, Mias Elisabeth,
are at heme after spending tbs
rammer at Nags Head.
After a pleasant visit to Hr,
and Mrs. P. H. BeU in Mugaolii
attest, Mrs. P. H. Bell, Jr., re
tamed to her home ait Mackey
Tuesday. Master Tom Bell sc
com panted her home.
Mias Bmna Byram came hoaai
Tuesday after a visit Vo relative
to Washington, D. C-, aad Not
Mk.
\
m
7=^-- i
Mr. and Km Jdita Wood and
children hive rctaroad to their
home la Colonial Bqassa altar
(pending the wnoar at Saga ,
Head.
Mr. and Mra. 8. L. rrmnaf
kit Monday to visit relatives la
Norfolk.
Mlatea Joak-Bath Whaaier and
EagenU Dali left Teuada, for
Baleigh to enter Mi isdllh Col
Im
Mimes Mar, WDUasaa and
Penelope Bleed amended the
association at tliridili rliarrli.
near Elisabeth CM,, as *-«-g——
from the Y.W.A. this voek.
After a plaaaaat visit to friends
in Wicomico, Ya., Him BalBa
Miss Yarns Lear, left Satarda,
to visit Mias Nellie Tarfceotoo
Dear Mackey*.
Mr. and Mrs. T W. Milk aa<]
Mrs. D. U. bmith motored to
Coteraia baturds, and spent the
da, with relatives.
We are glad to aaa Mr. T B.
Harrell of near Bdratwo ahte to
be In town again tbia nook after
a painful' accident three ooaka
ago, at which daw his home and
denly stopped and tosoad throw
ing him Irom the fart, frmctarlag
some ligaments. *a€°mmm**a*
Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Coder
Woselka, a aoo. Sept. IS. 1917.
Mim White, of the KadcB9
Chautauqua, which wM he hero
newt Tuesday weak,la la Ideate*
advising with aad Mlfhg these
financially Interested in dm anc
eaaaol the ChaaSasqna. Let's
make a big ssuplaa for the *
fit of the school
Harden Hwwtf
To Wad JUaa Da Kao
Byraat Octabar 17,
Friends of the coatracttag par
ties will bs interested to learo
that Wednesday Pasta IT,
1917, is tbs data for the approach
lag marriage of Mr. Darden Bky
wood Bradshaw to Mias tla Mas
Byram.
FMEHAMHttLEY
A quiet but pretty wedding of
aauch interest took phot Tkswa
day morning at 11 a’dock at thn
home of Mr. aad Km G. Ty Ash
ley near Bdentoo whsa thafr .
daughter, Celia, bacaasa the
bride of Cadi McLeOaa Foro
hand, son of Me. aad Mm. J. M.
Forehand.
i_.
The rooms were prwttgy deco
rated with cut flowers, pahu,
moay which wee frsrfwad by
the bride’, peator, hn W- P.
Okie, took piece before aa lay?'
proebad altar of cat low— aad
form, and was wiTaimif only Mf
the immediate *—TMn of tho
bride and bridegroom. Tho
ring ceremony was aad
The wedding maala was played
by Him Ooldie Perry aad Jam be
(ora tho marriage Mka LHIaa
Forehand mag 'O Promise Me.'*
“A Perfect Day- was softly ran
dared during tho riramnaj.
The bride worn a stylish salt
of cocoa hr owe trimmed la mnis
■kin far with hat, ghw* aad
shoes to match. Bar only pros
f
Ilea, B.C