North Carolina Newspapers

1 r SRoanoke B, eacon. .PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. C, y. W. AUSBON.'EDI'Toif; eLYMdum-. - - - - N. C Friday March 28,1913. ..EEACON FLASHES J IDr. T. B. Wolfe, rw;' Piv. mouin., in. u. Nev iJerne. - v j I ' Mrs Jno. L. Phelps went jlCreswell Wednesday, to Mrs. A. L. Alexander is visit ing friends in Creswell this week, 1 Quality counts ; that is why people buy shoes from Clyde Ca fioon. - Mrs. Jos. Tarhenton of Bertie Couuty was in the city on Wed 'nesday. , : Messers W. A.' and Wiggins Blount of Roper, were in town on Wednesday. , Dr. Carl C. Harper, Dentist, Plymouth, N. G. . . Note the changes made in the ads of Clyde Cahoon and Abe Adler in this issue- Mrs. W. B. Daughtry is in at tendance upon the Baptist N6r. mans' Missionary Society at Ral eigh this week, Mrs. E. G. Harrison is the guest of friends in Columbia this week. Mr J. W. Blount who" has been at work near Pungo was among our visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Freeman of near Westover,, were in town this week. J Mr. Woodrow AV. Alexander ffuest of relatives and friends. Mr. L C Willoughby o f Rocky Mount is visiting his par- ents on Washington St. .c.ue Auier, luuies ana laents head-to-foot furnisher. - . Mrs. Lellah Lehman of Nor folk, is visiting her mother, Mrs. C, K. Goelettcn Main St. - j Rev. h. W. Blackwelder and Misses Mary Smith and Alice Latham attended the Episcopal Convocation a t Creswell this v e?k. S. C. PEARL WHITE ORPING ton eggs $1.50 per setting of 15 Barred Plymouth Rocks $1.00 per setting of 15. 3-14 1J. H. L. SPRLILL The largest sale of shoes ever held in Plymouth was at Clyde Cahoon's Saturday, something over 200 pairs being sold. New Spring and Summer goods are constantly arriving at Abe Adlcr's. Miss Jennie Clarke of near; Jamesville, was the guest of Misses Neva and Katie Ausbon here for the past few days. Miss Donnie Belle Gardner of Dardens, was in the city Wed nesday shopping. Miss Mattie . Moye K ng of -Greenville was the guest of Mrs. A 1 A J 1 T 1 I i C. J. Norman this week. Misses Dove of Rocky Mount and Ida and Millie Spruill of Roper, were the guest of Miss r r t.i .i . i jviary omiin ine past, wet?K. Mr. Green Davis was called to his hem i at Whaleyville, Md., last week on account of ; danger ous illness of his grand-father. Misses Katie and Neva Ausbon and Messers Eugene Caton and C. S. Ausbon made a short trip to Dardens Friday last. If its clothing for any member of your family call at once at Abe Adler !s. Mr. yictor Everett who is at tending school at Chapel Hill, suencthe Easter holidays with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. O. Everett. Mr. Rodney Latham spent last Sunday here with his sister, Miss Julia Latham. Rev. Ed. Joyner will deliver an address at. Chapel Hill school hcuse Sunday, April 13th, in be half of the Charitable Brother hood. The public is earnestly requested to be present. Operations have been com- meneed on the .building for Ci B II. near Plymouth. the I . M The ladles 6f the P arsonage Aid Society of the M. E. Church gavea most successful supper at Blount's Hall on Tuesday v&iing.' ; ' .- . Mrs, W.: M. Bond has been visiting her parents in Edeuton the past week. " Miss Nellie Norman came up ironv bkinnersvi le and snent master with her parents, Mr. j and Mrs. C. V. Norman. Mrs.. Jesse Camp of Rocky Mount spent Sunday in Ply mouth, the guest of Mrs. Harry Stell and is now visiting her par ents, Mr and, Mrs. W. M. Bate man at Elmhurst Farm. Mrs. Carrie Griffin of Norfolk, is-ylsiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. T. Outlaw on Third street. What has become of the Law and Order League? It can't be possible that there is nothing for it to do. - The Easter services held at the Methodist and Christain Churches were carried through very successfully. ' Notice. I hereby announce myself "for Mayor in the town election to be held May fith, 1913 I earnestly request the- support of every vot er in the town of Plyrrouth, arrd on my part I pledge you, if elect ed, a faithful and conscientious discharge of the duties of the office. Respectfully, Thomas Ciiears. Business Men Meet. m The business men of Plymouth held a banquet in Blount's Hall last night for the purpose of or ganizing for the betterment of conditions pertaining to Ply mouth and this section generally. About two hundred were present and among the speackers were Mr. A. E Rice, Land and Indus trial Agent of the Norfolk-South ern R. R., and others. Having to go to press before the function was over it - is im possible for us to give particnlars in this issue. A Card of Thanks. To the friends who came to us in our hour of trouble, and con tributed all that human kind ness could suggest, to help and comfort, we return most heart felt thanks, and although such devated friendship cannot re move the sad memories that ling er around our vacant chair, it brings into view the brightest side of humanity, and throws the pure light of an unselfish friend ship into a darkened home. May she day be far distant when those friends who gathered around us will need similiar attention, but when the time comes may they receive the same full measure of generous aid end tender sympa thy they brought to our home when death wos an inmate there. Mrs. Jane Brinkley & Family. To Democrats. Since Congressman Small has shifted the unpleasant duty of endorsing the name of any man for the post office, to the people of this community, and at the "Suggestion" of, I do not know who, he declares that le will en dorse no man who will not in crease the assistaht's pay from $300 to $480.' and give it to .the "suggest id" one, it has made it impossible for for me to accept the appointment from a financial stand point, even if my loyalty to the party should entitle me to it. I for one connot , ask my friends to make community fight for an office of the goverment when they had already, bv their votes, elected a man to represent them in such affairs. After complying with Mr. Small's requirments there would not be enough pay in the office to justify me in taking it, so, if the present place is to be carriod out I shall not be a candidate. TnanKing my inenas ior any support they may have been will ing to give me, I am. r- Resyectfully, SV. F. Ausbon 1 of Chief bf Police;. Through this medium I wish to announce to the voters of Ply mouth that I will be a candidate for the Dffice of Chief of Police in the coming election May 0. If elected will, devote mj en tire time and attention to . the duties of this office. . Thanking you in ' advance for all the support that I may re ceive from you and assuring: you that I "will heartily appreciate it l am, very respectfully, HARRY STELL. NORTH CAROLINA. WASHINGTON COUNTY. SUPERIOR COURT, BEFORE THE CLERK. In t h e matter of ) Drainage District tor be known as "Wash- NOTICE, ingtdn County Drain age District No. 4.'M ' , A petition having been filed by A. E. Kice and John L. Roper Lumber Company to establish a Drainage Distrlet to be known as "Washington Conntv Drainage District Number 4." all land owners who own or claim any land within the proposed bound aries therof are hereby notified to be and appear before me at the Court House in Plymouth, N. C, on the 1st day of April, 1913, at Noon, then and there to show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted. Tha boundary of the said District is described as follows: "Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Pungo River drainage canal with the center line of the Norfolk South ern Railroad in Washington Co , N. C, and running Northwardly along the center line of said rail road to the Northern boundary of the rungo River Drainage Dis trict; thence, Southeastwardly a long said Drainage District bonndary to the West shore of Pungo Lake; thence, Southward ly along the West shore of said lake to the land of The Interstate Cooperage Company; thence. Southwardly along the West line of the land of the sajd The Inter state Cooperage Co. to the South west corner of said land; thence, Eastwardly along the South line of the lands of said The Inter state Cooperage Company a dis tance of one hundred and twenty rods; thence, Southwardly paralj lei to the Norfolk Southern Rail road a distance of one and ene eighth miles; thence, Westward ly at a right angle to the before described line a distance of one half mile; thance," Southward ly to the Northwest of the land of Silas Holton and thence, South erly along the West line of said land to the center of the Pungo River Drainage Canal; thence, Northwestwardly along the cen ter line of said canal to the place of beginning, the above describ ed tract being a part of ihe Pun go River Drainage District Num ber one. - , The Board of Drainage Com missioners of Pungo River Drain age uistrict jn umber One are notified to be and appear before me at the time and place above stated then and there to show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the petition should not be granteu. Witness my hand and seal, this March 11th, 1913. C. V. W. Ausbon, C. S. C. Subscribe to the Beacon. , "The car of the hour" it has been many seasons! "But i it's more than that now. It stands alone'the uni versal car' Nothing hut a wonderful merit could have ' created so enormous a tie mand for it. Better get yours today. There are more than 220,oo0 lnU on the world's liihways the best possible estimony, to their unexcelled worth. Prices runabout $525 touring car j S600 -town car fSOO t.o. 1. Detroit with I complete equipment. Catalogue from Ford Motor Cir Company, Michigan- and Fourteenth Streets or from .'he-' t troit factory. J. "V. "BUCHANAN, ' ROPER, N. C fror Chief of Police. I wish to announce to the vot ers of Plymouth that I wilt be a candidate for the office of Chief of Police. The election to be held on the Gth of May 1913. ' - E. R. JACKSON. WASHINGTON COUNTY, , SUPERIOR COURT. 1 . ' Before the Clerk. A H. f3hPssoii ami wife Virginia Ti. agJiinst Jy. H Ch.'sscn and wife (Wrv, W, C. ChesHon ami wife Annie F. J, Dozier audvife Marg-arett. The defendants above named and particularly II. ChK.son and wife Carry will take notice that an action for partition of land has been com menced in the court, and that they are required to appear hefore the Clerk of the Superior Court of Washington Co: at Plymouth on 'he 24 day of March 15U3, and answer the complaint filed. They will further take notice that a snmmons entitled as above has been isstu'd against them, to tlie Sheriff of Washington County in this cause re turn able on said date. This 20 day of Febv. 1913 (Seal) ' J..V. VV. Ausbon. CSC. NOTICE: North Carolina, Washington County In the Superior Court. Mag-g-ie Kvans, ) vs ) S. L. F,vans. ) The defendant take notice that an above named will action entitled as above has been commrnced in the Sup erior Court of Washington County for divorce from the bonds of m.itrimony. ana that complaint has been filed m said action, setting-forth the grounds for said action. The defendant will further take notice that the cause will be heard at the April Term of the Sup erior Qmirt for the County of Washing ton t the Court-house in Plymouth, on the 0th Monday after the 1st Monday in March, 1013, and that he is required to answer or demur to the complaint in said action oi the plainti ff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in complaint. This Feb. 21st, 913. C. V. W. Ausbox, U. S. C. EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE: Having- qualified as executrix of the last will and testament ot H. Prit chard, deceasad, all persons holding claims against the said estate are not ified to present the same to the under signed within ond year from this date or this notice will be pleaded in bar of of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to the said estate are requesited to make immediate payment to the under signed. Tnis Feb. 25, 1913. Mamik Pritchakd, Executrix. Creswell. N. C. NOTICE. , Under and by virtue of an exe cution directed to me from the Superior Court of Washington County in a n " action entitled Washington County et al against King Trustee, Beardsley Trustee et al, docketed in judgment dock et 3 page 154., I will sell for cash on Maul Creek near Cherry at the bridge on the 12th, day of April, 1913 at 2:00 o'clock where the machinery is situated. That property seized in this action is now situated near Cherry on the bank of Maul Creek consisting of boiler, engine fixtures and attachments thereof. Same may be seen at any time at this place. Sale will be made for cash at public auction. This Marok 11th, 1913. , J. E. Reid, Sheriff of Washington County. Notice. I will sit at the following pla ces at time mentioned for the collection of taxes. Roper March 18th, Mackey's March 19th, W- J. Chesson store March 20th, at Plymouth at all other days. Meet me and settle your taxes and save further trouble and cost. J, E. Reid, Sheriff. WOT everyone can do the same, of course, but it stands to 1 ' reasort that the more you follow the plans of those who have, the more successful you will be. ' Every man who is more than ordinarily prosperous, owes his good fortune partly to his bank; to the fact that they have been willing to loan him money, for it takes money to make money. We make short time loans on personal property or security. Many times this accommodation will enable a farmer to double his profits by holding his stock longer and by doing business on a bigger scale. . You must realize that in making loans we take into consider ation the success of an enterprise. Having made a study of fi nancial matters, you can realize the fact that our advice in itself may be very valuable to you. Do not hesitate to ask us about any matter in which you are nterested and in which we can help you in any way. The Bank of Plymouth u-Vv.- :; l three i - it. : : un-n pfSfi -M&x eostgn '-..ue 1 : : vggts .V.-.. !-.- -r:i- fr'k, !..') tj -'T ) ! : . . .-i.Li.-lui.il msm a i......t... .iwui. tiZX&S 1 WM&m&MZ LiS'fON RUBBER . I mSr S SHOE CO. MORTGAGE SALE. North Carolina Washington County. virtue of the power of salecon tained in a Mortiratre Deed executed hv 1-ovie Anu Simpson, Nathan Sim paon, and Ins vife Joseph til. Simpson to I, Darden, and recorded in liook 51 Paj-re :U7, Kepister oi Deeds Otlice Washinuton Ocninty, I will ofler lor sale for cash at the Court Ifou:-,e doo in Plymouth on Monday, April 2Hth at 12 o'clock M.. the followiiu- described 4ract of land lyin? and bone- in Wash myton Oounty, Iees Mill township, and bounded as follows: On the North bv the lands of Moe; Ransom nrid on the South by the lamls of !f. .!. Will iams; on the Fast by the lands of K C Clifton: and on the We.it by the lands of Moses Ransom, heinir the same boutrht of Wilson Patrick by Frank Simuson. Reference is made to Ihe said Deed and beinpf tho same whereon sait Simpsons now live. This 18th day of March, lU::. I. harden, Mortayne. H. H. Parker Jr., Atts' .1-21 Coldsboro, N V.. NOTICE. Under and by uirtue of an "order of sale granted in the special proceed ing's A. 11 Chesson aanist W. 15 Chesson et al before the Clerk of Su perior Court of Washington County. The under signed C.'oniiniss?on rs are selling- for cash at the Court House Door at Plymouth, Nortli Carolina at 12:00 M on" Ap-il JUth, l')l;l, the bind described as f "Hows: Adjoining the land of T. I. Wynn on the North. J. F. Tarkenton on the West, ProAldence Chesson' heirs and the laud of W. R. Chesson and the Back-Woods Road on the Soiith and on the Kast bv the laud of W. R. Chesson. This March 21th. 1M3. 1 W. II AVI.OKIj. W. M. l'.osn, .la,, Cominissiouet s. 3-2 It. Firm Changes Hands ! We have purchased the entire stock of dry goods, groceries, notions, shoes etc. , formerly pro perty of Alexander & Blount and will from now on conduct this business under the style of W. N Alexander & Bro. Rg-8 HEW LIFE PILLS The Pills That Do Cure, Marriage Announcement, We copv the following announ cement from the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot of Monday last: Danville, Va., March 24- An nouncement was made here on Saturday morning" of the forth coming marriage ot Miss Klu:a Hamlin, a well-known society lady here, to Wil'iam Roy Hamp ton, of Plymouth, N-C. Misa Hamlin's, engagement was announced at a morning party, which was given by Mrs. James S. Irvin in the bride electys honor, in the presence of a number of her friend?. - . Miss Hamlin is the daugelerof Cymmo. wealth's Attorney and Mrs. Thomas Hamlin and is so cially prominent there. Mr . Hampton is one of the best known cotton and peanut dealers iu his section of North CaroMn. The ;veddinG is to take place in June. WOOD'S Special Grass and Clover Mixtures 4 Make the Largest Yields of H&y and Pasturage. They are combine J in proper propor. tion to give the best resaha for the dttter ent soils for which they arc recommciiti ed. . We use in these mixtures our Trade Mark Brand Seeds, -which are best qual ities obtainable, and tested both as to germination and purity. Our customers report the most satis factory results, both as to securing excel lent stands and largest yields ci both hay and pasturage. Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalog gives full information; ako tell about all other Grais and Clover Seeds, Alfalfa, Vetches and all Farm and G&r.in Sedi for fall planting. Catalog mailtri free. Write for it, T.W. WOOD r SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.