We are purchasing agents for our customers, and un
less we buy the best goods obtainable at the least possible
price, we are not serving their interest to the best ad
vantage.
We buy Weber wagons because they are stronger,
will last longer, and are lighter draft. Ask the man who
has one, Pr let us show you.
3. n. Uann 6 Brother, Ahoskie. n c.
/get Ready Nowa
/J\ Start The New Year With A Savings Account. ^
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EVERYBODY WANTS MONEY at Christmas time,, V
but not everybody has as much to spend as they would like. W
J Those who started a savings account a year ago and kept it V
J up have plepty of money to spend this Christmas, Those W
TO who didn't wish they had. a w
T THE BEST TIME to begin saving is right now. Deposit W
TO what is left from your Christinas buying in this bank, and, V
to keep adding to it each week until next Christmas. It is good w
9 advice, the advice that guides you along the road to wealth w.
* and happiness, i ; ' W,
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ft MURFREESBORO.N. C. Jj?
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? $1.00 per 1000; 3 to 4000, 85c; 5 to 10,000, 75c. !!
$ Thousands ef satisfied customers. < >
T Guarantee satisfaction in every way. *'
If anything gets wrong notify me. < [
Will appreciate vour orders with check. < ,
- White Orpeny Eggs?$1.00 per setting of 15. < i
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LASSTEB, Rich Square, N. C. J
RNTAV^K ICE CREAM 1
Vj TOUCHES THE SPOT
?Hie demand fora dainty dessert, as no other dessert can.
Hie choice of mother, father, sister and brother?and
boarders, if there be any. It'a one subject upon which
nthole family agree. That's because MonUuk Ice
Sis so pure, rich and delicious. Try it:
MONTAUK COMPANY, INC.,
Maker* of "Purity" Ice Cream and Ice*.
?by Street NORFOLK. VA.
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^ A Ford on the road for every car of
i another make. More than 900,000 now
; in use?everywhere. This could not
k be if the Korcl car had not, and was not
F proving its superiority every day, in all
parts of the Worfd. The sturdy, light
-weight. economical Ford car, useful to
^^rybody, saving money for everybody
Reprice within reach of everybody.
Iktt$390; Tburing Car $440, f. o.
^^Lale at AHOSKIE,
n|^taent.
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Notice.
By virtue of tbe authority con
tained in a certain Deed ol Trust
executed on the 28th day of
April. 1915. by P. P- Harrelland
wife Corgana Harrell. to the un
dersigned Trustee, which Deed
of Trust is duly of record in the
office of the Register of Deeds
of Hertford County, in Book 55,
Page 23, et seq., default having
been made in the payment of the
debt therein secured, and at the
request of the holder thereof,
the undersigned Trustee, will on
the 1st day of January, offer for
sale at the Court House Door of
Hertford County, between the
bourn,of 11 o'clock A. M., and I
o'clock P. M., to the highest bi<V
4er for cSsh, the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land:
A certain tract or parcekof
land situated in Winton Town
ship. Hertford Ooupt.v. North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of
Walter Porter, W. P. Rritton,
Thoman Manlev and others,
known as a part of the Pritcbard
lands, and bounded as follows:
Begining at Peninina Cumho's,
J.T.Simmons, corner, in Wal
ler JPortyr's line, to W. P. Brit
loyj'a line; thence Easterwardly
along said Britton's line 184
vards to a chopped black gum,
in Thomas Manley's line; thence
Northeasterly along said Brit
ton's line to a path in Walter
Porter's line: thence up said path
along Walter Porter's line to a
oost oak at first station, contain
ing thirtv acres more or less.
This, the 30th day of Novem
ber. WIS.
Roswell C. Bridger. Trustee.
liven up Your Topid liver.
To keep your liver active use
Dr. King's New Life Pill*. The.v
insure good digestion, relieve con
stipation. and tone up the whole
system?keep your e.ve cleur and
your skin fresh and healthy look
ing. Only 2Sc. nt your Druggist.
Adv.
Chowan Motor Co.
PASSENGERS?MAIL?EXPRESS
Daily Exccpa Sundays'.
NO STEAMER ON SUNDAYS'.
Lv. Murfreeabore T: 60 am.?3: 30 pm.
Ar Mapleton Como t:10 am.?S :50 pm.
Ar. Sears Wharf.. 8:40 am.?4:20 pm.
Ar. Wipton :tt. 8:60 am.?5:10 pa.
Ar. TUNIS 10:10 am.?6:30 pm.
I#. TUNIS 11:30am.?0:05 pm.
Lt. Win ton 11:50 am.?6:20 pm.
Lt. Sears Wharf.. 1:00 pm.?7:30 pan
La. Mapleton-Como 1:30 pm.?8:00pm.
Ar. Murfreesboro 1:60 pm.?8:20 pm.
Passengers going to Suffolk, Nor
folk. Richmond, and points North, ara
notlfled that tho CALUMET does not
make connection at Tunis with train
No. 48, arriving at Tunis at 3:58 p.m.
In order to make Suffolk, Norfolk,
Richmond and Northern points, pas
seogers should take boat leering at
7:50 a. m. Passengers coming from
the North or South, for Win ton. Sears
Wharf, Como, Mapleton, or Murrees
boro, can take boat leaving Tunis at
11:30 a. m. or 6:05 p. m. Passengsrs
going South, can take boat leaving
Murfreesboro at either 7:50 a. m. or
3:30 p. m.
- -URIAH VAUGHAN, Mpr.
This November 23rd.i 1914.
"NOTICE."
Ift
Those desiring Jack services
this fall $10.00 insurance se^.
W. Joe. Mitchell, or
J. E. Eahlt.
Ahoskie, N. C., R. 1
Say, You!
FORTIFY Afit.WST GRIP KPI
DEHIC
Individual Preparedness Recom
mended as Beat Maana of Haad
iaf off Grip and Pneumonia
I
"Fight grip and pneumonia
now," aa.ya the State Board of
Health in a warning recently w
aued in anticipation of the great
grip and pneumonia that is headed
tbia way and that baa already
gained a foothold in the Eastern
part .of the State, if all reports nr?
true. The Board offer* several
points of advice as a means of
warding off tliia contagious and
serious disease, which is probably
"the worst epidemic of its kind the
country has ever knowo.
"Keep up physical resistance as
the best safeguard." says the
Board, "by breathing fresh air
day aDd knight, exercising daily
in the ooen air, and by Avoiding
tiver eating and undue exposure to
the weather. Avoid over bested
and ill ventilated rooms, offices and
halls any one. By all means avoid
constipation. Keep up. the daily
morning sponge batb, bathing at
least the throat, cheat, aims snd
shoulders. Drink plenty of water
but avoid alcoholics. Don't close
I.V associate with people having
coughs and colds."
On account of the mjrioua fatali
t.v that is following the trail of
this great epidemic of gripe and
pneumonia, the board especially
emphasizes the importance of indi
vidual "preoaredness" as the best
miKle of fortifying sgainst it and
staying off the epidemic. The high
death rate that haa followed it in
other parts of the country iu
alarming and of serious coi.se
queuce.
More About Oar Pockeibookr.
We have a few mure pocket
book* on hand that we wish to
give away and we are offering
special inducements to oursubeeri
bers fbr just one week beginning
on Friday, December 31, 1915
and continuing till the 8lh day of
January. According to our rules
we have been offering one of these
pocket-books to every subscriber
who paid up one year 10 advance
from date. We have to date
given away over one hundred of
these purses, and we have about
that amount left that must go to
somebody. We are putting it so
that everbody that wants the pa
per can get one. for there is none
of our subscribers but what cay
pay for the paper now, if thev
ever can do so. . -a
We take tliia opportunity of
thanking eyery one of our sub,
scribera for tbe eupport they have
given ua during the short time
that we have had charge of the
paper. And we also wish to ex
press our sincere appreciation to
those who have said so uiany kind J
things in our favor, and at the ,
same time showing their apprecia- i
tion by sending in their subecrip- 1
tion price. Many new names have '
been added to our list during tbe
time that we have been in here. ,
and to these we aay "thank you." I
Our mailing list will be made 1
over after tbe 8th of January, and '
we are hoping that alt of our sub- f
scribers who have not already done 1
so will see to it that their name is <
on the new and revised list. Over 1
one year in arrears will, bar your |
name from appearing on this list, (
and all of those who are behind ,
one year have been notified, thus i
giving them time to make settle- |
inent in time. See to it that you |
are od the list.
I
For Rhsumalism I
As soon as cd attack of Rlieu 1
matism began* apply Sloan'* Lini
meot. Don't waste time and un 1
necessary agony. A few drop* of
Mum'* Liniment on the affected
lierta is all you need. The pain
zoe* at once. '
A grateful suffer writes:?"! .
wag suffering for three weeks with
Chronic Rheumatism and Stiff
S'eck, although 1 tried many
nedicioes, they failed, and I wax "
inder the oare of a doctor. For ?
unately I heard of Sloan's Lini- 1
neat and after using it three or r
o^l days am un -nd well. I am "
?rlo.ved at the biggest denart- J
Ht stores in S. F. where they ?|
w from six to eight hundred I
Hi i >i? ....?i.. ?.11 i?-? I
Trj it! Substitute foflasti ?
Calomel. T| H
Starts your liver without mki?|
you rick tad cm not salivate.
Every druggist in Utwn vuur
druggist end everybody'" drug,
llist tiss noticed a great failing off
in the sale of calomel. They all
give the same reason. Dodeog's
Liver Tone is taking its place.
"Calomel is danirerous and |>?o
Ple know it. while Dodson's Liver
Tone ia perfectly safe and; gives
better results," said a promindht
local druggist. Dodson's Liver
is personally guaranteed by eve|y
Druggist who sells it. A large
sittle costs 50 cents and if it fails
10 give easy relief in every cave <af
liver sluggishness and conatipatioii
vou have only to aak for youlr
money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone ie a plea
saut-Ustiug, purely vegetable re
medy, harmless to both cbildreD
and adults. Take a spoonful at
night and wake up feeling fine:
no biliousness, sick headache, acid
headache, acid stomach or const)
listed bowel*. It doesn't gripe or
cause inconvenience all tliei next
day like violent calomel. Take a
dose of calomel today and tomor
row you will feel weak, sick and
nauseated. Don't lose a day's
work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone
instead and feel fine, full of vigor
and ambition. Adv.
Notice of Sale.
Br virtue of the power and ait*
ihority given by a certain deed
of trust executed by P. H. Joy
ner and wife. Lillie E. Joyner.
to Raises W. Brown, Trustee,
which is recorded in the office of
Register of Deeds for the county
of Hertford in book 44, page
'68, the following property will
be sold at public auction, vis:
That certain tract or parcel of
land, situated in Hertford Coun
ty, St. Johns Township, State
of North Carolina, and described
as follows: Beginning at South
gate i<ost on the road in front of
said first'' parties bouse and
thence in a westerly directityeto
a pine, corner foi P. H. Jerner;
Ella LiTerman and E. S. Vick,
thence along E. S. Vick's line
to a sweet gutn. a corner for said
P, H. Joyner, E. S. Vick and J.
D. Parker; thence J. D. Parker's
line to the county road knows as
the '"new road" by J. D. Par
ker's, thence to said "new rood"
to beginning, containing twen
ty eight acres more or less. -
Place of Sale: Courthouse door
at Winton, N. C.
Time of Sale: Monday, Feb. 7.
1916.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
This 5th day of January. 1916.
J. W. Brown, Trustee.
Notice.
By virtue of a certain Deed of
I runt executed:!!! the undersigned
1'rustee, on the 14th day of! May,
>914, by Isaac Norman and Beesie
Norman his wife, which D ed of
rrust is dul? of record inth office
if 1'ie Register of Deeds of Hert
ford County, in Book 66, Pi re 46.
Default having been, made n the
payment of mid debt acoordi ig to
the terms of said Deed of I ruet,
-he undersigned, will on theUind
day of January, 1916, between
he hours of 11 o'ciook A| M..
ind 1 o'clock P. M., offer f<4 sale
to the highest bidder for casll tiie
Following described real est#*:?
A certain tract or parcel oliand
n Winton Township, adjoin ill the
ands of George Keene, Isaacller
ligan, Mac Hall. Zilla Hickdand
ithers, and bounded as foilwa:
Viz; on the North by the ujblic
oad leading from Harrellsvill to
iVinton; on the East by the iids
>f Zilla Hicks and Mao Halllon
he West by the lands of Gorge
Keene, and better known as the
William Pope Old Koois Pve,
ontaining forty-seven acres iilre
<r less; same being the land whte
rn said Isaac Norman now lite,
(?"or a better description, referehe
s hereby given to Deed execmd
>v J. H. Sessoms and H. K.
sessoms to Isaac Norman, whjh
Deed is duly of record in Book],
'age 63, Office of the Register jf
Deeds for Hertford County. i
Tiiis the 23rd day of Decembe
916. 1
Roawell C. Bridger, \
' Trust?
Place of sate, in front of Oout
louse Doer, Winton, N. d.
To Cure Children'* Cold*.
Keep child dry, clothe comfort
ble. avoid exposure and give Dr.
lell's Pine-Tar-Honev. It ia
?leans nt, soothing, antiseptic,
nines phlegm and reduces inflam
nslior*. The first doee 1 gives re
[ef. continued treatment with pro
le r care will avoid serious illness
V a long cold. Don't delay treat
lent. Don't lot your child suffer.
~T Notice! "
if By virtue of a Dead of Truat
?v\A ed by J. 5. Taylor aud
wit, ttoea L. Taj or. ou t he 8th
da.wnf Februnry, 915, to Stanley
iWiiifrne, fruaUe, of record in
Heiti rd County, f. C., ?? the of
fice h>f the Retfixt* of Ueeda in
Boot <5, page 29C, the underaign
ed w?n . on the lit day of Jan
uary! 1916, aell a. >ublic outcry,
for ct-li, the folh ing deacribed
property, viz: The Jt of land near
the viilace of Cot > in Hertford
Counlt, aforeeaid, sued by said
J. C.'Iaylpr from I . C- Pi cot for
ninety-nine'.vMtra, i which is lo
cated the saw and riat Mill k..<
Gin<H<uae of eaid I. C. Taylor
together with all I nldinga, ma
chinery, aiid other roperty locat
ed on ?itd laml, ex nit the Poat
office building and i equipments.
Said l -t of land ? bounded by
the Murfreaaboro id BucLbornj
road, the road lead g from Mid';
road to the Cotno High School:
building and the Ian a of G. C.l
Picot.
The place of aale, ni the premiaah J
The time of aale, between 11
a'clock A, If. and t A lock P. M.
January 11.1914. '
Thia IVc.-miier 8, J915.
Stanley Wihborfe. Truatee.
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North Carolina, i
Hertford" Count, 1
K. W. Whitley. W. B, Myrkk,
P. C. Taylor, U, Vain:hen, <5, C.
Harden. E. L. Folk, Suffolk Feed
and Fuel Co., Market L- How
ell, and all other creditor* of the
estate of 8. D. Howell, deceased,
who may come in and prove their
claims and contribute to the coata
of this uroceedinif?Petitioners
vs
John E. Vann, Adminiatralor of
8. D. Howell, deceased. Defend
,, v ant.
Notice is hereby given to all
peraona holding claims again*), the
estate of the late 8. D. Howell, to
6)e and prove the aame before the
undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court, aa required by law, at his
office in Winton?N. C , on or be
fore January Jf4, 1911, or they
will be excluded from sharing in
the assets of mid estate.
ThL December 9th, 1816.
D. &. McGlobon
Clerk of Superior Court of
' Hertford Coimty.
W'inbornc and Winborne, Atter
neys for Plaintiff. 1
Notice of Safe; (
By virtue of an o^B^jf die
Superior Court of Coun
ty. made on tl? (It ii o^H^ Jcem
tier, 1915. in the SpeH Lceed
in?r pendin* in (aid c<^H titled,
P. C. Parker* Adanj^H ?r of
Prances Soott vsTonBH flenr.v
icott. et ala., the /aiifoed
'omminHioner, will, <H te 10th
lav of January IB 16, a^Bith'clock
K. M.. in front of the C^^MHnuae
iiMir of aaid county at \H*>tn. N. -
I . offer for sale, to , ,?ttt.o~t
lidiier. for casli, thatce^B Vuiece,
i n eel or lot of Innd, ?^B ''id in
Inrfree shorn Thwnsli^B umnty I
lid State aforesaid. adj^H t 'he
nds of Henry Reve^|Mniiin
ihnkiiw and P. (i. Park^HSi u.? -
North Carolina, 1
Hertford County. J
D. C. Barnes, Administrator of
Tobe Whitehead.
? Ella Whitehead, Widow. Her
man Whitehead, Reymood White
bead, Dora Whitehead, EmnaeU {
W bitehead, et ala.
Heirs at Law.
The defendants, Herman White
head. Raymond Whitehead and
Dora Whitehead above named wiH
take notice that an actioo, entitled
aa above, baa been commenced in
the Superior Court of Hertford 1
County for the porpbse of selling
a tract of laud in Jduney'a Neclc
Township, Hertford County.
North Garoltnar'oieloBging to toe
estate of their father. Tube White
bead, Deceased, for the purpoaeof ?
making assets to pay debts cost
and charges of adminisiration, in
which said tract of land they are
interested jm children and heirs of
their father, Tobe 'Whitehead. De
ceased. and that the said defend
ants will further take notice that
they are required to appear before
|Lhe undersigned Clerk of the Su
perior Court at bis office in Win
ton, N. C.i on the 14 day of Feb
ruary, 1910 and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action or
the plantiff will apply to tbe Court
for the relief demanded in said
wunhleUt
This the 22 day of Deoember.
>15. |
D. R. McGlohon.
Clerk of Ibe Superior Court.
UNI OF STATU
CfOCERIES
4 upon as Mar atom
# ?? fresh. HousslnspMS who j
?? ad spprsolsfs jood
lpffee, Tea, Sugar
j , Spices
4 GfeCBRIES OF ALU KINDS
W*f.orou jhly satisfied ertth ow
? dsrlhsflntperohose.
CjLsh Prices to bo
I foand in Tcnvn
/.P. BOYETTE,
??OS*7?. .V. C.
_1_ 1 ???H*mS**9!S&
I ?y?/jrBODr|
M GET A POCKETBOOK ^
I To every person who pays One I
Dollar on their subscription from |r
December 30t3i, 1915 to January II
8th, 1916, inclusive, we will give
away one of our complimentary
purses.
I Saturday, Janurv 8th, Will be the
Last Day of This Special Offer.
I With Oiir VTeiy Siest Wishes I
jjjj| %or jf Sreat 7916, j|;
fe Hertford County Jferaid.
R Ahoskie, N. C: S&5
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