STOVE GIVEN AWAY.
ABOUT THE CITY.
PEOPLE I N THE BUSY STIR;
If you have visited or received visits recently, or know any local news item of general inter
est that should be' published, write it on plain paper in your own way and send it to the Tab
Hsxl. office by carrier boy, phone or otherwise. Be careful, to spell proper names correctly,
and write every letter in them plainly. ; - ,
Mr. K. J. Mitchell and wife have
-i 1 XT 1.1.
returned irom uie nunu.
' Miss Katie Sanders is out again
after a severe attack of Fever.
Mrs Lucy Turner left .Wednes
day to visit frinds in Norfolk, Va.
largely interested in the Eliza
beth City brick works.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses "VVeisel have
returned from the northern mark
ets where they went to purchase
the fail stock. Sam, Frank, Hillery
i and little Fannie spent the week
Mrs.
Gunn has returned visiting relatives in Norfolk
from a pleasant visit of some length
to Norfolk.
Master; Frank Spence who has
been visiting at South Mills has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.! Dexter,
who have been been spending the
medicine" sold by Mr. P. H. Willi
ams of Old Trap,. N. C. Generally . '
the Tar Heel takes very little in- Richmond Stove s Co. Donates a Stove
tejrest in patent medicines, but a For the Fair.
personal knowledge of Mr. Willi- . We publish below a letter from
ams, and several cures which his the Bichmond Stove Co. to Messrs
medicine has effected, prompts this iydlett & Co, of this city, in
mention. ' whiV.h , the v mve notice V of the
Miss Lucy Bell left for Hagers- shipment of their - best make of
stown, Md.; this week. Miss Bell is stoves which is to be given; away
a member of the- faculty of Kee at the next fair.
Mar Colleere at that place. She is ; This stove is . offered to the
one of the most cultured and ac- person who exhibits the ! best 3
complisbed ladies of this ' city ' and bread cooked in the Leexc"ook stove.
the Tab Heel, in behalf of its read- These stoves are very popular j
ers, extend confabulations for her throughout, eastern . North .V.Caro g,
success, in the neighboring State. Una. and the enterprise of Messrs.
Those who were so fortunate as Aydlett & Co: in securing: this
to attend services at the Methodist stove is to be appreciated. Doubt
Church last Sunday have nothinv less the ladies will show the pro-
hut praise for the able sermon of Per appreciation by making a big
i jiti i nl i u i i i i i i i i 1 1 it i 1 1 1 1 u t i ti jj iiii iiil iiii iiU MMM
Can You Read by Lamp Lieht
wunout it i ireing; youp
I Eyes?
if not they fjeecj
Tryingto read or work with poor i
eyes makes one nervous ana ir-
ntable. i You cannot invest in a
better cause than have them fit-
ted with proper glasses at once.
v (TsJ D Hathaway, !i
Poindexter St - . v OPTICIAN.
nnpiiimnnnmimntiiniimiini pnpraiiiiimiiiiijf iimmimii
ulmef'&: WMtefaurst,
Dr, Beaman. It was indeed a
summer with friends and relatives thoughtful ermon, comparing in aj
at Cottage City, Mass. accom
panied by their little daughter,
Mr, A. A. Haynes, representing Elizabeth, have returned home.
the' Cone toe Cotton Mills was in
towi this week.
His many friends are glad to see
Mr. James G. Nash, who has been
quite ill, out again.
Evangelist Stuart will begin a
series of revival meetings next
week. Mr. Stuart comes with no
little reputaton as an evangelist
and it is confidently expected that
day a
... I much crnnd will rfisnlf. frnm this
We were favored yesterday with . . ,
a call by Bev. G. H. Leary of Ppp
ular Branch, N. C.
Miss Hettie Sawyer, of Manteo,
is visiting the family of Mr. B. L.
Banks on Burgess St
Mr. Charlie Prichard returned
home on Tuesday after spending a
few days in Norfolk, Va.
meeting.
Mr. Walter L. Cohoon, of the
Tar Heel leaves today for Baleigh,
He expects to return in time to at
tend Perquimans court, next week
where he goes in the interest of
his paper.
Miss Lade White of Hertford is
the guest of her friend. Miss
Capt Stowe, a prominent mer- EUzabeth Pritchard on Main st
chant of Hatteras, is in our city Miss White is one of the most
puchasing . his fall and
stock.
town, and she is justly popular in
Her friends regret to learn of our city
the illness of Miss Camille Ehring- Mr. Preston Carter, of Fairfield,
hause at her home on Fearing I was in the city this week. Mr.
street. Carter who is a successful frarmer
Miss Margaret Williams has says the crops were never better.
returned from a visit to Kaleigh, The rice crops are unusually
Littleton and otherpoints in North good and with good prices the peo
Carolina. ; ple of his community have reason
Miss Mary Wood returued home 40 re3olce
ThnrRdftv after stendinsr some time Dr. C. B. Williams leaves next
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inNewbern, N. C, visiting friends Thursday to further his studies at
and relatives. the University College of Medicine
irnn CamIi wv-inif arA Richmond Va. He is already an
1 iJXlOOCO KJm. CWXX II AAA W AA K V w
Bulah Trafton, two of Camden's onor graduate of the A. & M.
.tivTOnnff ioifl woq vouege oi ims state ana nas won
1 1 ii in ii tin in 1 1 1 1 i r- . j - . .uiuuu ii imj i . .. . .
o o
in town Saturday,
most masterly manner . the
lives of the President and : the as-
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sassin. As a pulpit orator, Dr. Bea
man has few equals.
RevLr L. Williams leaves Mon
day for San Francisco to attend
the General '.Convention of- the
- i
Protestant Episcopal Church of
the United States. He expects to 85 Per
be gone about four weeks. Among
the important questions to be con
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sidered by . this session are the
changes of the cannons, change of
name of the church and the sub
ject of jnarriage and divorce.
The Naphtha launch "Mildren'
carried a party of young people to
South Mills Sunday; The party
consisted of Misses Katharine
Stallings, Sadie Wilcox, Adelaide
Sivills, Clariene Perry, Ruth and
Namoi' Howeth. Messrs . John
Harrison, Jimmie Whitehurst,
Walter Williams, Brad Sanders,
Bert Parsons and Walter Cart-
wright. All report a very pleasant
trip, also obtained several good
pictures of the Locks.
exhibit of bread. The stove is
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now on exhibition at the store of !
Aydlets & Co. '. ' -j
Bichmond, Va.
- Sept. 16, 1901
Messrs Aydlett & Co.
" Elizabeth City, N. C.
Gentlemen " - '.1
; . We ship ypu to- 5oap SpeciallJ)
.feeriess juee ior tnei iair,
the conversation between
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Yourselves and the writer. Trust-
ing that the stove will be of some.
use to you and your friends, jand
assuring you that it is a jvery
great pleasure to be one of the
fortunates in contributiner to the
worthy cause.
' Yours truly, f
Bichmond Stove Co.
Per. Lynch.
(TcWe buy as low as we canthafs business sense.Tti
(TcWe sell as low as we;; can -that's progressive sense.TJ
TYou buy as low as you can that -s common sense.-
(Ti ou buy ot us that s dollars and cents jor both of us
Visit our store and you will find it ' full of both Staple
and Fancy Groceries, of quality s that will please.
Cheese iSpeciahj)
Palmer & Whitehurst have a limity quan
tity of most excellent quality of White Floating
ooap. 10 bars for aye. ,
. Palmer & Wlntehurst's dheese department
is well stocked with best Edam, PinettpTleai7H
York State double cream cheese. pPleaild
-Corner Main and Poindexter Streets.-
FUNCTUREPROOF-SELFHEALING.
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION.
Business ' Suspended Yesterday in
Respeet to the Dead President.
The Superior court which is in
session this week did not sit yes
terday, and business was suspend- through an
If you want employment orjlielp
have lost something have rooms
tor rent wish boarders orj you
wis h to .purchase : anything to
advantage or sell at a profit some
thing you no' longer . desire, f- make
your wants known to the public
laurels in Bichmond.
Miss Eliza Flemming of Snow mr Wingate Boushall left
ed for two hours of the day, pur
suant to proclamation of Mayor
Wilson-requestiner such mani
festation of respect durinsr the
funeral exercises of President
W. T. Old
of the Naval Brigade placed .the
Hill, Md. is spending the winter j -" McKinley. Commander
. ' i a a i a k. r 11 m I
with the family of her uncle, Mr. Pmui m lue mieresi oi ine xab
D. H. Straughn on Jfomdexter -"v"" e" howitzer gun on the wharf at the
street young man and his popularity f oot of yf afn street and gave the
Mrs. Louis Selig accompanied by wllu,ine 18 Biron atte8tea the customary number of salutes
her two sons Frank and Julian ?T, ? """ The follow is the proclamation
have returned home after spending wmcn ne 18 secunne every aay' of the Mayor:
some time with relatives in Nor- Mr. Sam Davis left Tuesday for "Desirous of expressiner the
folk, Va. Raleigh, where he will further his sympathy of our
Sheriff T?. V. "Fin "Rinlmrrl studies in the Institution for blind, the traffic death
Flora, J. E. V. bell, Ed. Ansell and Sam is a remarkably bright young
Chas. Perkins, all prominent citi
zens of currituck county were in
comxm
Ad in the Want Column,
it is sure to bring you excellent
results. One-half cent a ; word.
: r : FT
THAT rait will look like new after I have
cleaned and pressed it Cleaning and pressing
or ail Kinds on snort nonqe. lsena ior mem.
tSENiKiNO. Arlington uotei, jmone as.
WANTED To suuolv tou with fresh fruit
each day. The Grkek Cosfictionkk. Piteb
Nicolopoolos, Next door to Standard -Phar
macy.
WANTED To Help you more when yon are
ready. Baggage transferred promptly. Orders
left i at Arlington Hotel, Phone No. 28.
W. D. Williams.
WANTED To Bur 80 ft. Piles or standing
timber to make 80 ft piles,; must- he accessible
mill i ! t .. .. -
u.
This tire we have tad out for
the past two years and after sub
mitting same to the . most extra
ordinary trials" all this period we
now feel satisfied it will stand the
most severe ;. tests. It can be
punctured eo can the heavy and
expensive government armor plate;
but it overcomes completely the
annoyance of the so-of ten-happen-,
ing ismall pppptures. which make
cycling so uncertain. . ikjtapfe,
glass . and xther numerous such
common puncture-breeders have
no effect on this tire. - Ninetj per
cent, of all punctuifes are of this
class, so that chance qf an acci
dent to this tire is only nominal,
"Ve have on record many, in.
stances of. these tires running six
months - without reinfiating and
twelve , months without a punc
ture.! We known everyone desires
such: a tire for road use and
we cannot , recommend this too
highly. Backed by our reputation
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Price $6 per pair, less 10
j per cent cash.
of President
man.
the city Thursday,
c CoL and Mrs. Carter, - of Fair
field, N. C, who have been spend
ing the summer at Virginia Beach; evening at the residence of Miss.
Va. passed through the citylHallie Waters was an enjoyable
m m . : I A
enroute for their home. , j occasion, m exceuent menu was
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In tbe ftrlvfirtisemPTit 4 of the served, ana a pleasant feature of
as a musician ne ; is
nothing less than a genius. He
will doubtless achieve success in places of business in our town will
the world of music. be closed and all business sus-
The lawn party given last Friday Pnded on Thursday, September
They have other bicycle tires that they guarantee against punctures,
unity in to water for tngboai. Write c. d. Bunday, so you see when you have a pair, yon are all O. K., prioe S lss t? pef
; , I Elizabeth City N. C. 1 -A i f . , , ' . . .? .' ? a' .
cent cash, tney nave otner tires ranging m price jrpm $1.20 10 ?2-pm
each tire, price as to qualitv. M. & W, Inner Tubes No. 1, $8 per doz.
No, 2, $7 per dozen. Bims, 15c to 25c each Write toH. C. GODFEEY
& CO., for Low Prices and Good Goods. .-
iCity
WANTED To Buy '80 ft Piles or Btanding
McKinley and OUT appreciation Of timber to make 80 ft. Piles,' must be accessible
v . 1. - i 11 ir to water for tug boat. Write C. D. Bandar,
his personal character, the Mayor Elizabeth CityT. 0, i
of Elizabeth City requests that the
THE MONTICELLO Model Laundry has an
agency at Davis & Griee's, Qreen Grocery.
Bundles called for anddelivered to any part of
the city. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Telephone 184.
RIDING on VEbVBT.
19, 1901, from 12 at noon until
2 o'clock P. M., while the cere-
monies atj the funeral, of the
President, at his home in Canton,
fair last week it was made to ap-J evening was the delightful Ohio, are, being solemnized.
v.r thftt .Wa AflmiRHinfi'fnr Fn'av music furnished by Prof. Eaton's
K " ' . -v- j 1 . , -
woo 9.A oTi.1 an of a Tf oil mi 11 Vico I orchestra.
Deen . luesaay instead 01 riday. Miss Bessie Jones, of Beaufort,
Mr. C. A, Dean is off to Boston, N. C. The highly accomplished and
New . York and other points on versatile instructor of elocution
business. Mr. Dean has manifested I at the A. C. L has returned to
B. Wilson,
Mayor.'
B . J. OR MISLAID, Policy No. 166,853
ILCJ&T issued by the Penn Mutual j Life
Insurance ComuanT. of the- life
of Charles H. Wood. The finder will please re
turn it to the undersigned. Application has
been made for the issuing of a duplicate. M
U. H. WUUJL, AtlOBS, .LA.
Old Papers for Sale
Cheap, at This Office.
A WELCOME ACCESSION.
an enterprise in the brokerage
business which has merited suc
cess.; .
. airs. J. F. Taylor and Mrs, G. W.
Wallace, with her enteresting little
daughters, Mary and Carita; have
returned to their home in New
Bern, after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
CW.Hussey.
Miss Mamie Becton, of Harlowe,
assume her duties at this venerable
and worthy institution. Miss Jones
1 has won many friends in this city
who note with pleasure her return
to our midst.
Mr. E. R. Spruill left this week
for Tyrrell, where he goes in the
j interest of the Tab Heel. We
1 hope our friends of this good coun
ty of hospitable people will give
is the guest of Mrs. C W. Hussey. Mr: 8fL proper reception by
HUUHUlumg IAJ LllO 1AK XlKULi XLillZ-
An Exclusive Shoe Storfe to be Open-
- ed Here.
Elizabeth City is r nothing if not
r metropolitan. Her next accession
is to be an exclusive shoe store.
mi i 1 . .
a lie ouiy exclusive- snoe store in
the Alhemarle section.
The Owen Shoe Company has
rented, a fine store room in the
new Flora building and will fill it
with as complete a line of men's
woman's and ' children's footwear
as may be found .in the State. The
progressive
jabeth City's-new ; and.
paper.
Mr. W F. Murden and wife, of
South Creek, are visiting friends
V- Little "Inez Willis, of Newbern
has been ' the guest of her little
friend Minnie Belle Hussey
Mrs. E. S, Willey and son How-
n 1 ft 1 Tt ..
ara are visiting in new loric state. and relatives in the city and vicin
They; will be gone about a month ity. Mr. Murden is superintendent
and . before returning will visit of and extensive , lumber industry
Canada, in the meantime taking in at South Creek. Both Mr. and
the Pan-American.. , , ; Mrs. Murden are popular in this
Mr. L. W. Noman ot Hertord old home, as they are in their
was in the city ; yesterday on busi- new one
ness He is the president of the . We disire to call attention to the
Bank of Hertford and is also I "ad" in this issue, of Vitalore, a
The Tire of the 20th Century. Ride the Lattina Cellular
Bicycle Tire. - No danger of Punctures. No Valves to leak or
BusineSS ' Sense. ' . PumPin- No lugging home a bicycle with a apunc-
lureu lire, uo witnout a. puncture is the watchword. Kiue
them and be happy.
They can sell you Bicvcles down low. $14.00. $15.00 to $35.00 chain
bicycles; Chainless Cleveland Bicycles at $45.00 this wheel has been
used for a few days; New Chainless wheeis $50 to $75.
; . I FOE SADE BY ; .
Good business sense would
advise you vto buy your
coal now, --when it can
be had more ' cheaply, be
cause we can deliver it 1
cheaply.
entire stock was made for the
company by the finest products of BUY YOUR GOAL NOW.
the manufacturers art, ;
lux. iu. vwus, me neaa oi the
uwens ?Shoe Company, is a native
of Plymouth,4his state,' where he
has always enjoyed an enviable
reputation as a merchant and citi
zen. ; He will no doubt become
equally popular here, as he de
ova, icb w ue. jxe win comer a
favor upon the city by adding to
-Hi. C. GODFREY 5: CO.,-6
ELIZABETH CITY.! N. C,
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High Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries.
and be ready; in good
time while you save mon
ey on the 'transaction v
Coal of all 'kinds and sizes
well screened before leav- :
ing the. yardwe sell you
coal and not dust. K
Fred Davis,
4The Coal man" ,
Water St.
V llldl O
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Natures
fl For
.1 VyMankind.
Regain
Your
Health
With
After ,vnir ha vp tpstpH iill Hn i vneMr in p iinH Hnrinrs. only
to crow old and worse, I trv Yitae-Ore the ore of life and
i iciirn inai n is ine imn ior on e;nts Disease, Diooa r oimji i u 15 .
k . ' ' . - . VilurCl J JLUllO. . IXlllllL. Vi I . VT ' ii I U I -MillllWl II I IHIUIIU. vim.
ill... . . . . : . rtiiv ono nanninif bit Taanin n a a - it l v ,
weusumen -another up-to- UbripFonrtr or pairi.Price Per Package
date store and our people
appreciate his efforts.
should? raraivA nno Ti.Vf rrnnA fnr c'ooV. I SI. 00-'
P. Hi WILLIAMS, Old Trap, N. C.
day of the Fair, . ; :. . Oct. 20.