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Several of our citizens went
to Plymouth Monday.
Miss Mattie Sexton of Magno
lia, near here, is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Rev. D. A. Braswell will
preach at Rehobeth next Sunday
morning: at 11 o'clock, and begin
the meeting at Mt Hermon at
3:30 P. M.
Rev. Mr. Kelsey preached at
St. David's Sunday morning and
at Christ Church Sunday night.
In the afternoon he baptised two
children of, Mr. Cecil Spruill and
one of Mr. Claud Brenn.
Mr. Robert L. Clifton of near
here was out Sunday for the first
time in two years. He fell two
years ago, and being already
partially paralyzed, the fall dis
abled him so he has not been
able to leave his room until Sun
day, and then he could not walk,
but was carried to a vehicle.
The Revival Meetings of Cres
well Circuit, M. P. Church will
be as follows: Mt. Hermon, be
ginning second Sunday in July,
Rev. D. A. Braswell assisting;
Mt. Elma, beginning third Sun
day in July, Rev. D. A. Braswell
assisting; Woodley's Chapel, be
ginning Monday night after the
fourth Sunday in July, Rev. J.
J. Edwards assisting; Rehobeth,
beginning Monday night after
the first Sunday in August, Rev.
3. J. Edwards assisting; Cres
well, beginning second Sunday
night in August, Rev. F. T. Tagg
assisting; Frying Pan, beginning
Tuesday night after the third
Sunday in August, the pastor
conducting the services.
REDUCED RATES
VIA
Norfolk Southern Railroad
CO., TO.
Norfolk, Va.
Week-end tickets sold for
trains No. 4 Saturday mornings,
No. 2 Saturday afternoons No.
4 Sunday mornings, good to re
turn so as to reach Plymouth
before midnight Tuesday follow
ing date of sale. Rate $3.00.
Sunday Tickets sold for
train No. 4 Sunday mornings,
good to return not later than
train No. 3 leaving Norfolk 8:30
P. m., on date of sale. Rate $2 25
Sunday tickets not good in par
lor or sleeping cars.
For further information see
the Agent.
H. S. Leard, G. R A,
NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of a judgment
of the Superior Court rendered at June
Term, 1916, in a suit entitled Harriet
Davis against Hinton Darden and
others, the undersigned Commission
era will divide into lots and sell at
public sale, oa the premises st Mack
ey's Ferry, North Carolina, at 1:00
o'clock, p. mm on July 20th, 1916, that
property, lots and houses owned by
the late Isom Darden, it being the
property conveyed to him Wy B, F.
Halsey as will appear by deed regis
tered hi Washington Canty in Book
42 page 495. Said land containing
about one (1) acre and being on the
public road at Alackey's, Ferry, ad
joining' the lands of W. H.Oliver,
Chas. DeShields and others,
This the 15th day of June, 1919.
H. B Pakkeb, Jr.,
W. M. Bond, Jr
Commissioners.
FARM
FOR
SALE!
Farm containing about
212 acres, 100 acres clear
ed land and 112 acres
woodland, situated on
the Dismal Swamp; no
better stock farm in this
county. This tract ad
joins the Roulac Swamp
of 45,000 acres, and only
three miles from Ply
mouth, convenient to
school and good neigh
borhood to live in; thick
ly settled.
For particulars apply at
This Office.
ZEB VANCE NORMAN
-Attorney & Counsellor at law,
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Creswell, N. C
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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