STOMACH TROUBLE
Mr. Marion Holcomb, oi Nancy, Ky„ says: “For quite
• long while I suffered with stomach trouble. I would
have pains and a heavy feeling after my meals, a most
disagreeable taste in my mouth. If I ate anything with
butter, oil or grease. 1 would spit It op I began to have
regular sick Headache. I had used pills and tablets, but
after a course of these, I would be constipated. It |ust
seemed to tear my stomach ail up I found they were
do good at all for ray trouble. I heard
THEDFOmrS
black-draught
recommended very highly, »o began to ua* It It cured
m. I keep It In the house all the time. It Is the beet
liver medicine made. 1 do not have tick headache or
stomach trouble any more.” Black-Draught acts os
the jaded liver and helps H to do its important work of
throwing out waste materials and poisons from the sys
tem. This medicine should be in every household tor
use in time of need. Oet a package today. If you fed
sluggish, take a dose tonight You will feeJ fresh to
saorrow. Pries 25c a package. All druggists.
ONE CENT A DOSE au
Belvidere Items.
Public school opened here last
Monday with an enrollment o(
sixty-two popils. Mist Mary AJ*
•ton ol Powellsville and Mias
Belle White of this place are the
teachers.
Mias Emma L White has been
visiting friends In E City for the
past week.
Dr. I A. Ward and family
spent Bunday at Corapeake
A Union Thanksgiving service
will be held at the Friends church
Whiteston 11 a. m Rev J. A.
Busaell of the M. K. Church will
deliver the address A liberal of*
feeing is asked for in behalf of
the suffering Armenians.
MIS. MART I. COPELAHI REAR.
Last Wednesday morning Mrs.
Mary J. Copeland, wioow of the
late Blihu Copeland, departed
thia life after a short illness A
few days before she was stricken
with paralysis trom which attack
she never rallied enough to speak
understanding^. Mrs. Copeland
was in her 78th year. The funeral
service was held Thursday even
ing in the home. Rev. 8. A.
Wood gave a brief but beautiful
message from the text '*1 shall
be satisfied when 1 awake in H>s
likeness.'' Elisabeth White also
■poke. Appropriate hymns were
sung. Many beautiful floral de
signs covered the casket. The
body waa Laid to rest in the fam
ily burying ground on the old
homestead She leaves three
daughters, Mrs. John H. Ward,
Bclvidere. Mrs W illiain Jakcman
and Mra. £. G. Privott of Suf
folk, Va. ; six sons, Messrs. Lu
ciua Copeland, Hertford; Calc
Copeland, Sunbury ; Oliver Cope
land, Richmond, Va , Xenophon
Copeland, Rdcnton , Herman and
Hubert Copeland of Tyner, be
sides other relatives and friends
to whom we extend our sincere
sympathy in their lonely hour
INSANITARY BOTTLES
5 Cents
KDENTON
I
BOTTLING OO.
Gam Poni News.
Him Neiia Baaa spent Bator
day night and Sunday with Miaaaa
Agnee and Liana Baaa.
Miaaaa Martha Harrall and
Oertrnde Baaa spent Saturday af
ternoon in CoUr-tin.
Mianea Sophia White. Lncretia
Baneb nod Lola Prirott, Maaars
Mark While, Raleigh Hollo well
• od Clareooe Leary atteuded eer
not* at Ballard a Bridge Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Mol lie White, Mr. R. L.
Harrell and family, Mr H. J
White and family riaited Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Harrall Snoday.
Mina Blaoebe White riaited
Misa Lam is Bins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bnooh ria
ited bia brother, Mr. Jim Baneb,
Sanday afternoon.
Mr. a»<i Mr*. L D. Harrell
•pent Sunday atUrnooo with hit
aiatar, Mrs. L. 0. Wilson.
We ere sorry to report Mrs.
Bettie Bass on the sick list
Several of oat people sailed at
tbe borne of Mr*. HP. Wilson
Sunday evening. We are aorry
to report that her son, Johnnie,
is not sny better.
Mi. and Mrs A. Baa* and aon,
Lloyd, visited at the home of Mr.
W. L. Smith Sunday afternoon
Miss Lillis Bvena dined with
Miesss Viols and Lottie Wilson
Sunday.
Colds Relieved
Without Dosing
It yea hare tried “laiw Mtde
‘in' «■ I l — t£*a “TapO.
lab- Salrm. Apply Set M Wnb ww
tfcathaoat and AetotpaA.m.ta
nAVhtttii waD aed amr wM>«m
baaSap nm tkat an laW^wMt'aM*
toaatfc. aad. la lidtSae, ThTi fc akaaaWd
*a paraa. Ik CSa. ar«LdS.
VKKSw-tfSMX
Hickory Fork Nows
Mr. James Briggs and Mins
Estelle Miller were oak driving
Sunday afternoon.
Mia* Willie Copeland visited
Mra. 1.. B. Hardison Monday avow
log
Meesra. John Waff, 8c., John
Waff, Jr, A re hie Morgan end
John Miller went to Norfolk Inst
Thnrsday is visit relatives.
Mr. R. P. Waff of Norfolk wss
here last Satnrdny sad Banday
os boa inane.
W. A. Hardison and 0. C.
Copeland were oat riding 8nndey
morning.
Mri M. W. Hardison entertain
ad soaapaay Sunday
Mias Willie Copalaed entertain
ad Mr. George Coggins Sunday
evening.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
None better tpade. Flrtt clear
repair* road* on other make*.
310 City Hall At*. Norfolk.Va
*tp thomfsom ft rarrz.
Let T« I sow Tour Wants
Far This CoImi.
Cash In Advance.
BU Um or Um 26c tor am woe*. 7to
•or • anti Additional lima pro rate
FOR SALK—My (arm located
within 4 mile of Ciaoo station,
containing 40 norm, more or lean,
30 aorwa oleared ; good dwelling
booae rwoonUy ramodlad aad paint
td, alau good oat buildings. Soil
U light Mrs. T. M. HOBBS,
4t K dec ton, N C„ B 1
WANTED—A man to farm
and do general work about aame
for 1918. Single, character good.
Addreaa,
Mra. EMMA H, WHITE,
4tpd Bclvidere, N. 0.
FOR SALE—At Nag. Head,
ocean front lot, moat desirable
location on beach. For informa
tion apply to ALBEMARLE
WHOLESALE GROCERY. E
denton, N. C.
LOST—Buggy robe with tiger’s
head in center, between Hertford
and Great Hope church. Kinder
will please return to J. E.
WHITE. Hertford, N. C., and
receive reward. 4tpd.
OFFICE FOR BENT, corner of
Court and King street*, apply to
Mrs J. A. WOODABD, Bden
ton, N. C. 4t
FARM FOB BALE— Known
as the W. M. Ward farm. A good
light land (arm. Will grow any
crop*, corn, cotton, wheat, peas
and tobacco Contains 71 acres
about 60 cleared, the remainder
woodland, pine and gum. Fine
hog and cattle range. Good two
story bouse and out-buildings,
extra water. This property is
worth $8000, but lets than one
half that amount will buy it
Basy terms. Apply ta L. i.
WARD. TrotviUc, N. C. $tpd
WANTED—A good reflag
white lady to help to do general |
housework and cooking for fam
ily. Good wages. Write or see
R. H. HOLLOW ELL, Tyoer,
N. C., R.F D. No. 1 $tpd.
Farm* For Sals—L«t me
knew your wants. C. H.
HOBBS, Baal Batata Daalar,
Noreltaad City, N. C. tf.
Farm For Sale!
Valuable home and (arm foe
tale. About 160 acres of the noted
Brsyall land, located on the Vir
ginia Boad 6 miles from Edenton,
N. C. Between 80 and 80 acres
in good state of cultivation, 60
or 60 acres easily cleared, now
partly cut down and ditched, land
easily drained and adopted to all
crops, corn, cotton, peanuts, to
bacco. oats, wheat, and track. 8
room dwelling, S tenant houses.
R. B. siding and warehouse on
farm, products shipped without
hauling off of the farm, about'
three-quarters mile of three-room
graded school with teschcrsge
connected, convenient to several
churches, rural mail and tele
phone services, good location for
store, cotton gin and saw mill. I
Will aell the farm alone or will sell
farm, saw and planer mill, cotton
gin and all fixtures For further
information apply to C. D.
WRBB. R. P. D. No. 1. Bden
too. N. C ^ 4t.
_AaJ___.
tOB SALK—I will mU on
Hoeetnber t7th 1017, at my
home place, all of my farming
implement*, corn, fodder, three
horse*, three brood now*. be«*e
hold furniture, etc. Term* of
■ale cash. Sale begins at ten
o'clock sharp.
t* J. i. BOUNTRRB
Norfolk Cotton Mnrkot
motile*q>mn <r*ur) mm
Uettn Local Nows.
Last week it wm reported
through this paper that Mr*. E
C. Kemp's daughter. Mrs. Roman,
was ill in Norfolk with diphtheria
They wish this corrected, that
her illness was not diphtheria.
Mist Louise Coke has resigned
her position as teacher in the
Graded School here to accept a
more lucrative position as book
keeper (or the Norfolk-Southern
railroad. The school trustees re
fused at first to accept her re
signation but, in consideration o(
the great and efficient service she
had rendered the achco*. they
were compelled to accede to her
wishes. Mrs. W. A. Cade will
succeed her. Mrs. Cade has had
i considerable experience in teach
ing and is said to be a fine teach
er.
Mr. W. 6. Brothers u;ent to
Noifolk Thursday on buainesr.
Mr. John Heed McMullan has
resigned hit position with the
Noriotk-Soutbern K. B. aod ac
cepted a position with the Albe
marle Wholesale Grocery.
Mr. K P. Hud ham has been
quite ill this week with nephritic
colic.
The ladies of the Baptist church
are preparing » box for the or
phan* at Thotnasvillc. It will
be packed Monday. Let all who
can contribute. Send ail contri
bution! to Mrs. A. T. Bush.
Mr. P. G. Perry ■* now book
keeper at the Uotton Mill having
recently resigned his position
with the Albemarle Wholesale
Grocery.
Mr. H. A, Hobbs and son,
Allred, o( Boston. Maas., have
moved back to Edcntoc.
A very pleasing little play was
given at the school auditorium
last night and quite a number of
people attended It was gotten
up by Miaacs Coke and Holt as
sisted by Mias Brown. The pro
ceeds amounting to t96 dollar*
are to ba used tn pay the part ol
these two rooms on the Liberty
Bond, the remainder to be used
in these rooms.
Miss Mary McAlister of Team,
took charge of the 7th grade at
school Monday.
Mr. Laurie Kramer and sister,
Mis* Gladys, attended the mar
nage of their cousin, Mias Maude
Kramer, in B. City Wednesday.
Mx. Jimu Alderman went to
Norfolk Wednesday on business.
Mr*. S. &. Marriner went to
Norfolk Wednesday on bt^incss.
Mr. Herbert Smith of E. City
■pent Sunday with his parent*,
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Smith, in
Church street
Miss Zena Blanchard of Muddy
Orosa is here with her aunt. Mrs.
Louisa Blanchard, who is ill at
the home of Miss Lou Brown^in
Oakum street.
Sergt. Oscar Brown, Co. “I,**
Camp Serier, Greenville, S. C-, is
at home on a short furlough
Mr. and Mrs. K. T Brown left
Monday for New lork, where
they are carrying their Uttle
daughter, Katherine, to a spec
tails* for examination and treat
ment.
Mr. O. B. Elliott spent the
week-end ia Charlotte with hie
wife who it there for treatment.
While playing with adme other
little boys in tbs neighborhood
Monday afternoon. Prod White,
tbs little son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Prank White, waa accidentally
■truck over the left eye With an
axe. causing aa ugiy gash, which
waa aewed up by Dr. McMallan.
Mrs. B. B. Wright and little
daughter of B/'Clt^ are guests of
Mr*. L P Ziegler It Broad street.
Mr*. Geo. C. Wood left Thar*,
day lot Winston-Salem to attend
the marriage of a friend.
Miss Betelle White left Wed.
needay for Suffolk.
Messrs. Jobs Tucker sad Prant
loom want to BarfoUr Tuaadaj
TRY IT SIX MONTHS
Do bottle with every impulse to spend end pat the
, result of each victory into a Bash ef Hobbsville
savings account.
Determine now to try it for aix moaths.
In that time you will have found the saving#
proposition Icon difficult than you supposed sod
more encouraging than you had ever dreamed.
Bank of Hobbsville, Hobbsville, N.C.
to join the U S Navy.
Ur. and Mrs Ra venal Holland
have returned Irons tbeir bridal
tout and are at home at the Bay
View hotel.
Ex tra copies of ibia paper can
be bar) at 5c a cop\ as long ax
they last
Honor Soli of Edenton
Graded School
Slid Grade— Lth«i MoMnlHo,
Mildred W bed bee, h'red Chalk,
Heael Roberson.
8rd Grade—Tbeliaa Thompson,
Gordon Blow, J. H. Haskett,
Margaret Harrell, Lee mao Jethro,
Kathryn Leggett, Randolph Mar
tin, Mary Toner Bosh, Elisabeth
James Holmes.
4th B Grade Helen Badbani.
Alioe CaaoD, Dorothy Moore.
Aims Sadler, Lankford Slory.
4th A Grade—MaOeline Elliott,
Mary Kageraoo.
6th B Grade Helen Goodwin,
Elisabeth Smith. John M. Elliott,
Warren Stillman.
6th A Grade— Elsie Goodwin,
Elisabeth Bosh, Agues Chappell,
Virginia Harrell.
6th Grade—.Willie Bell, Katie
Dail, Katie Roger,on.
7th Grade—George Everett,
One Hughes, Louise Alderman.
8th Grads—Jacob Hobowaky,
Percy Satterfield, Mary Leggett,
Iona Walls, Lsroy Dail, Portia
Alderman, Sadia Hobbs. Caroline
Privoti ' *
9th Grads—Thoaii Alderman
Lydia Dowdy. Sarah Sotton, Lil
lian Webb.
10th Grade— France# Rea,
loan Boyce, Male Siliaon, Sasic
William.
11th Grade—>A a n i • Ward,
Hal an Holme*. Oornie Ward,
Minnie Hollowell.
TrotvOle Hews.
School began here Nov. 6th,
under the management of Mimes
Mary Harrell of Woodland and
Alberta Twine of Sign Fine.
Misses Anna and Elsie Simp
•on are teaching at Muddy Crow
and Willow respectfully.
Mr. Bay Winslow tad Mias
Retta Gridin of Sign Pina, Mr.
Robert Holler of HobfaeviUe,
Misses Anna, Bl sic and Bod lie
Simpson, Messrs Will Mitchell.
Lom Trotman and Fonaa Benton
were guest* of Misses Mary Han
tell and Oilie Riddick Sunday
evening.
Miss Eva Trotman spent one
day of last week ia Suffolk shop
ping.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Riddick
and children visited relatives near
Sandy Crow Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Biddick aad
baby of Muddy Cross, Maseru.
Will Mitchell and Tom Trotman
visited at the home of Mr. R.W.
Simpson Sunday.
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Rubbing Eases Pud
Rubbing aenda tba lUtnnl
tingling tbrougb tba laab and
cpiickly *opa pain. Dmtada
linimeatf that you can rub wkk
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MUSTANG
LINIMENT
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At«aUdk»"
Save Toot Con
Catch The Bats
Mr. B. J. Tkach. Hartford.
N. C., says: "I caagkt 36 rata
ia one sight la oaa of Capa
1 sod's traps.'*
Price $8.50.
Hugh Copeland,
Hertford. M. C.
Fresh Salt Water Fish Received
Daily and kept in a Sanitary Way.
N. J. HOLLOWELL,
THE FANCY GROCER
Phone 63. Queen 8t. Eden ton, N.C.
A GOOD* FARM
100 acre* of ftne ridga tailed, ^ mile from Virginia Beach
Electric Lina, with tHceiphte thicket. Not a ditch on the
place and none needed Near high echooL t room home
and outbuilding*. Thia i« aa fine a piece of light na
there la In Tidewater.
Price $7,600, worth $10,000. Term*.
ROWE k COMPANY
343-4 Arcade Building NORFOLK, VA.