North Carolina Newspapers

" i v' 1 Enlormous Advertising Expenditure, t I j . . ....... r i.,. i... The Philadelphia Press quotes ;i I i . gbverment statistics" to the" effect "O American business men spenj - x - ,000,000, a year in advertising T, - frhis outgo is ' divided among any a million nouses. . tbt nd: jTYICE WEEKLY Dawson tsVGlaim; NiCQfVS A Y ! -T"X3SS &lZrZ 1 J i M FAl CM :.Y:. : - . yi- :i r- i : -.7sssjra i m m xmm vmm ' :' V ' - yowe: dyertisemeut ought to - ""ftDteir in vrv : v v ; ;. ui your me- ruinaruy a quarter of a -" lman advertisement appearing rfSray; in the week will b W- v- i - t . - - wuies as large appear- Devoted to the Industrial Development of Eastern Norih Carolina. A WEEK bi: 1. ELIZABETH CITY, N: C, TUESDAY, JAN. 28, 1902. No.261 50ES:FflR$,58B0;0B K. Kramer accused of Deeding , his ; property pith I nteht; to "Defraud; jCase wnicbme up; the ;Second Monday in March On the second floor a number of j handsomely furnished rooms have I been fitted up to accomodate tran sient -quests.:- These rooms 'are tastefully and elegantly furnished with the finest oak suits. : Inma- ELIZABETH CITY MAN SUCCEEDS. Schooner Thoroughly Overhauled. "MV L T. S ' Mann nf TWantt'a t TToi-- mr. Aoson uonoon: supenntenaent ir'iii virgin -rr- omc8 tnis weeK. - Me has been in the city -havinar his .. schooner. most cham Qj, ti p ef Working Plans in the Bureau of Forestry. Markets. her cousin,T. Mrs. Walter Burton, . v. e.n tt. ' a ' t. . ' . Ill YOnilMt:- . . w ml-' rr F11 rUHf I Iff 3TMH I' nr ' ". m - - uif:i olesale quotations, as tf oviiacov, w "" "ciigiiui iurmsnea Dy i. f T; Green Wf Ti. to be Bubb'shed bv said defen- vTt dants and of said plaintiff in fur- culate nen' uPon -nicn haa pleasUre, the success .of EhZabeth hauled at'Snell'S-railway. He has - Weere Phased to ; see Air. JN. therance of a deliberate intent and "v. i 7 r ,j " bad boat weU cleaned, all han- - propnewri greets wi : jf. Alison iii. UOhOOnv a native 01 this ra TflmnvAi1 and fisherman nPAil was uur xiuosu ouuuay. , . m '' . m V ' : .. ' . . . . . . . . I 'IT' .. Tl.ll'. -T 1 ' : A ft . 1 . .. - ght with Miss Annie jCox. nwxrvciA imiivA Ann 'nnnoA oaij? I loinf ,-i---i.5o-o-ii :oi ru. !V "ri-i-M c"y- Pul -iorrwio past iew years, fear no damage to their nets from - "oa i, luxury is suggested on every conn.ction with the .U. S. Btireau b,,.,,' Soeakin of the . excell- day ni T" vrih a nd .Elee trie bells enable vouio hs p - U.MtW l,0 n - v- , . . " . , ' Mr. ; ,. : : ; cottox. Middling 8. , - Lowaddling7-l. The plaintiff, complaining j of the afendants in this cause, alleges. " ' FIRST. ' That the plaintiff is the private to public scandal, hatred, ridicule and contemtt-2-alI this to the sDe- cial damage to this plaintiff in the amount of five, thousand dollars or some other large sum. , . . " -' chief- M police of the. corporation' of lizabeth City, North Carolina, uly : elected and appointed as uph by the Board of Aldermen of aid corporation at their meeting jjeld on the first" Monday in" May 901. rThat on or about the firsl day of JDecember lyui at a meetincr oi a ortion of the citizens of said lorporation, the said defendants, pgetherwith one H. T. Greenleaf, re appointed a committee of e, lor certain enas.i-ana pur- ses loreign to this com d that said ' committee - was led and known as "The Citizens mmittee.' THIBD That on or about the 8th day of Jnuaryl902 the si defendants rausmitted for publication and :aused to be published, ; in the llowing newspapers, to wit: The Virginian-JPilot, ' a newspaper blished in the city of Nor Ik, Va., the Morning Post d News and Observer, news papers published in Baleigh, N. C vnd in the Tab Heel, a paper pub lished in Elizabeth City,N.C.,an ar ticl purporting to be the final re Wort of said defendants, as mem- rs of said committee, and head lived under Various titles j that said Article was rxu Wished in it he said fyir ffinian Pilot, in it's issue of the 9th day of January, xyu4, and in ilia Tar Heei.. the Morninsr . Post nd News and. Observer f afore said m ; - - ik their issues of the 10th day of an. 1901 and '7 that said article vy-. Cipt Rose Talks. county, ana state in mmht call for. Transients will find rumA f of Arizona. He S apu J. isose, or tne schooner 111, a deed lof con-tn-i ffi.l?-it; 'L.:-: i.- Lend from Englehard is in the with Mr. HilL JWr Clark, of Montana, and city today. Oapt Kose makes drew plans tor the' operation of Uulr P8 between EnglehaM and afternoonu Workina For Elecetricintv. hi. vast mining interest v Pms city, ana una mp M onngi Little Ethel That on the 11th day i of Jan. 1902, there was filed and recorded in the omce ox the itegister oi Deeds of said county" and ; state in book 24 page veyancer purporting . to ' bear date on the first day of January; 1902 and further purporting to transfer from the said grantor- to the said grantee, all his property;: real And personal; and that said deed was executed by Allen K. Kramer; one of the defendants above named, to Maggie C. Kramer, his wife. t . , 'i. SrXTH. That as this plaintiff is informed land believes and so avers, the said deed, purporting to bear date as aforesaid, was in v fact. . executed and delivered on the f ilth day of Jan. 1902. . SEVENTH. This-!- plaintiff - further- alleges that the said deed was executed and delivered by the said Allan K. Kramer to the saidl Maggie C. Kramer, in pursuance of an intent Contained, in f :; regard plaintiff,, the following atntements, to wit:? to the libellous Recognizing te fact that in this: matter all i tgencies should work together for i he accomplishment" of the end in Mew, we immediately (proposed' hat we should communicate with Mr. Dawson the chief-of -police and secure he benefi of his services and ability. Mr. Dawson Was waited on by several members bf the comm. at different! times and invited and arged i to, cp-orperate get quick attention, ways" polite at Hill's. " In the kitchen, Mr. Hill seems to have displayed greatest pride. It is a : model : Kitchen, scrupulously I M ' A t I promotea to tn position oi super- hid displayed, Mr. Mann said there ntendent of forking Plans, ith wa8 &0 better ship caroenter in a salary of $ l,500per year and North CaroUna than Mr. ; Snell, HAT, GEAIS, ECT. and Mrs. B.- H. Morns spent iS! vlf l1061 store - " ' . . v " r corn. So.' it white corn TSn. . -. t . . J - " Sunday at Mrf, E. S. Tfflett's..;- Misses Tallie - Dozier, Mary and all expenses. During the past few months he clean. The cuisine is unapproach- has been inspecting the forests of ea m tnis city, -rie nas a Kiass Arizona - an4 Ualiforma; .ffivinsr front cold storage arrangement in I gpecial attention to the forests in .which is perfectly kept vegetables, j the vicinity of .the Grand Canyon, meats, and every other eatable you and a careful Btudy of the famous and farthermore Mr. Snell's unim peachable war record made, him worthy of the ' patronage of boat owners. - - r : Minnie Stevens,! were : the guests Of the former's sistet and Mrs. T. "W. Creekmore,; . near Belcross, Sunday aiternoom S S W e are sorry to note that Miss Mary Tillett is on the sick bst. Miss Nora Dozier was the guest of Mrs. A. D. Seymour Monday. - Misses Maude, Jennie and Pell Midgett were the guests of Misses ie and Nora Dozier, Saturday We - , Mr. Coboon obtained his biemen- j r 6 ? ' i guest oi reuia tureesmopre ounaay uaubagea at lm to vn peehu our- tarv education unaer-rroi. p. xi-ir.- ", -- ; wmjiuwu.- . ; , . - - fbuits. corn TSn. Hay From store ; Ho. 1 timothy 1&& Special Oata Mixedso. 2 from store 62c Wiate W o from store. Special price on inrihfa - . Feed corn homlnr 1.55 : '.. ; MiU Fe(t-BrB from store oer. tr ra an ' lOddllngs from store ner tnn a n' Snorts from store per ton (A . i m . " Rice Head 6.1-2 No:! A Ew a i? 18 00 per Ton. . v'v.; Poultry live, steady ; chickens, old hi, Hfe; large & fat 30c and 23c ? . - - Eggs' Weak 18 to Sooner doz. ':' .."' Butter Good Country. 20c lb. , ; ! fe te Country Hams Firm; Good North Carols o. Onions at 4.00 to 4.60 Derhap. - - " ' ' ; Potatoes New sweets. Hayman at 1 i nt- TbU Yellow at 15 ; -,v. , ' . Irish 2.50 to 2.75 per bag . : . , Tomatoes Kone beinr recnivMl. " ' .. Godfrey was the The Oxford Ledger says: hTA fiAvAral timfls exnreesad elves on the electric question. Sheep, of the AUanUc Collegiate """B jt Airs, viaudia ilughes spent a Apples at 40per bbinne northern 1:' t v a ' 1 T;i., v, mA tof the proposed steam boat route f AW iftvR lasf. with th familv "- tosjoperbox. vantages which would accrue to he has graduated from.the. Agri- from, taia cltJ to banks says of Mr. A. D. Seymour. the town from i,hW Aafji.WihTTiflnf. mjUwta! and . Mechanical Collecre . jfcHwjjo mai-oKnrAM woaidat. nri. of thia Stata. and later ha obtained "" i .i-ttiv i xxieir uurc&crvou kuuuoi auuu tuiu Y. Immediately patronage will ; guarantee success to tn scnem. .-:': ' vate residences, etc, would them with delight. We are glad to see hat Oxford Ledger has caught; sprit f of the ; Jimes and ". is progress. s . ' Brother Brett? is a progressive hail a dephloma from sity at Ithaca, N. after graduating from : the - later . ... . : i . a 3 1 institution ne acceptet-t posiuou under the Government and has the the for MANN'S HARBOR. Cocoanut 100 to.bag at 8JWto 150 . fl ' l." Oranges Florida, 8.00 per box. COLUa Budded 2.7S - .-.,. - r -; v :v;. ;:: Bananas 73c to 1.60. : -: ' : FBESH FISH ASD OT8TER3."' X Oysters - Selects LOO medium- 90 atds ! 80 mp galloB : No fish to quote. , v. ; v; ..-v,' Hides Weak. Dry Hint 11. drr" alt if kin. to 7, green altVR.l-2 green 5.1-2, dry calf 9. . .; , ' -r, man and is making the Ledger one of the least weeklies in the state. .rrr: " , ! 7 7 TTll ' : :r Mann's Harbor : Jan.,27.- i ZSKeTlIE. Jf . i .. -AJC UOOU, oi tins county." ' - " -" ' 'Air Excellent Setter. A. E." Mann, of Mann's Harbor, a - .School Money- Arjrxrtionment of school funds; On the nhrht of the 13th at 9 o'clock, occurred the death of the little son of Mr. John P. Midgett The - funeral services were con- WEEKSVILLE. Correspondence of the Tab Hbbt. Weeksville, Jan. 27 I The cotton mill of .J. H. Sawyer has been closed for the season. Our truckers areTmakincr exten- 'r rrr.rr-?V?-r-l?toor &t Patent a25 to 4Jy Straight puutiiu crop. - ve. nave as ; line i - ..) . Meai JBoltett MeaL 200 sonns to sack, at 1 Ea ovaw, juii wo iouk. aranspoixauon. 1 neese run cream at 11 to 12c Tfci': WP. v' V BatterTxtra 00 lbs to tabs at 24 to i leased by Messrs. A. B. &D. B. and design, on the part of the hunter of no means repute was out made by the Board of Education ducted by the Bev. We lowe. said Allan K. Kramer, -to defraud with hi favorite setter for a day of Pasouotank countvJanuary 13. Married, last Wednesday, even- his creditors, and especiaUy. to with the birds "last week. On 1902: J . ing .at the home of Mr. B. ;-rWi,;ti. "Mn 1 Gard. Mr. Louis B. -Twifofd and plaintiff of his damacreTand .reco v- ed in and flushed a partridge (?), $192.66 : No. 2, $192.66: No. 3, 192- Miss IsabeUa Hayman. The cei ery in this action. . .- Mr. Mann- followed rapidly and B6: Colored, No. 1, f 160.00:1 mony was performed by Mr. trard at 6 o clock. We wish them a long is now: who Watson and repaiifs. Mr. N. D. PHMleton, has . been engagedin 4 business here for some out to Clifton Wherefore plaintiff prays judge ment' of the Court."' - " - J st. for the sum of $5000 and the costs of this action, against all the defendantsa bove named. 2nd. That the deed from Allan K. Kramer to : Maggie C. -Kramer meeting of No. 2, $160.00; No. 3, $160,00. "Province townshipWhite, No. 1, $150.00; No. 2. 140.00; No. 3, $146- 00. Colored, No. 1, $125.00. ML Herman townships White,! Mhere will be amother -public Ko i $125.00 j No. 2, $150.00; No. the temperance crusa- o ixaVm. xr 4. 1 00.00. Colored. was chagrined to find the dog pla cidly contemplating a hen's nest filled with eggs. ' Temperance' Meeting. be set . aside andthe brorjertv der.eiun xr0.2. $130.00 : No.3, therein conveyed or so much there, Baptist ioung People s Union, on $130 00. of as may be necessary, be sold, to the afternoon of the second bun- jiixinton township. White, No. 1, satisfy plaintiff's recovery. - day m February, m the Babtist i50,00; No. 2, $150.00; No. 3," 3rd- For such other and further church. A committee has been $150.00. Colored, : No.r 1, $130.00; telief as may be fit fand proper in appointed to select speakers and NO) 2 $130.00; No. 3, $130.00;. No the premises. . , . - perieci a,n interesting programe. . $130,00; No. 5, $130.00. P. .W. , McMuiXAN, 1 tnir.ttul anfi Fntsrtaininn -Salem township. White, No. ,1, V; -i, I11 tfj' I S .... - . . AA tT. n 1tAnA.T. O 1 Kf : - Abioruey lor p.ainuu. ,. I f lou.uu; no. z, ii)u.wiu. o, xuu. W t O. : Dawson Wr, !. 1W - Ane x--f. apusi xoung and happy life together. Miss Aldene Meekins, of Wan- chese, N. C, has accepted a posi tion as teacher - in our section. Miss Meekins was one of Wan chese's most ? popular young ladies and has a reputation as an organist and singer. We cordially welcome her and Tiope that . her ? work will be most successful. - - John Wesley the wild cat hunter time, has closed Sawyer and has removed to Elizabeth: City. Miss Nellie Stevens, of Camden county, who has been visiting Miss Mattie Walston has returned home. She - made many friends ,-; l - while here.. " ; -t--:;:' ''.-";..-' Mrs. . 'J no A. Meado is visiting her sister, in Elizabeth-: Citythis week. ' ' . . ; ':---'r::';:': The health of lour community is Ettr lib prints at 29 fi i'v undergoing ( Bulk Meat ' Market - Higher; Western heary oeuies at ,7-8 to 10 western light weight atloto lo . . ti:iZ'j;::. Pork Plates at 8,8-4 ,J; Picnio Hams at 8-4 - . . Ham Pork New at 17.24 to 17o 7 Pork Kew at- -i " j '"v?v Ham sugar cured at 13 to'14 i v -J Shoulders SC&3-4 to 9 . . ' .; Lard pure in tierces at 105-4 to 11 50 lb tins add 1-4 c ' -" . ' ' . Sngar Granulated at 45 . Yellow at 4,1-2 ' v: FOR SALE. Two Houses payinsr 10 per tent - above taxes and insurance. Also ; 7 lots of an acre each, on edgePof-- town and covered with timber. Nine lots ' in Norfolk which will - double in value in five years, it- is it..i.A -rtr:ii 1 it Vfirv (rood niir TnWl Worf egB ui. vv trrr-rf .rrr,- E. Citv property or sell cheap, reports a few.cases of pneumonia. IiiP;;L;;L 'JL ness,-we wish him much success in I his" new home. ;. ' , ' . -. : Titles all guaranteed. No swamps or made " lots. - ..-i SkCrK; 1 W. EL Dtobtoh:-a' Elizabeth City,5 N. C. C. : Dawson beinf? duly f Be x. .-apaaii xoung aq, No.4.$150.00; No.5, $150.00: No. . . - ' ' I rUflTllDII - I ITilflTl I IK II ri7H.Il I 7.H.I.II If 1 I . . - " . says ; that the above - 6, 1150.00 Colored, No, 1, floO.uu; 01 Lunauan worxertt wiuca iiuiub 1 .--,?-. -1 -ii.- 4: " A .nl. it. I TBr HIMJICBUUJIK r JLUOWWilJi" ir wwvU and Kith us, he positively refused to do jo, ana irom tne aate 01 our. ap pointment till this' hour, he has not, neither has the mayor of this icity done one single thing to assis his but have at all times1 seriously handicapped our efforts "by their actions and manner of . treatment. For this reason we were badly thwarted in our efforts at the very outset' and! again "we could have accomplished better - results saved much . time and iaborr the Chief of Police; andj the Mayor recognized that they irere - public officers, paid ; as . public : servants and discharged their duty1 ih v ac cordance with those facta.'-'' ; That the aforesaid - statements, contained in the aforesaid artiele, are utterly false, malicious and de famatory, and same ? were caused sworn, I plaintiff is " true - of his knowledge, except as to those Tery, interesting - meetings matters stated unon i..formatinn Fridv ening in the. annex of the and - r.lif nnrl . JU u Baptist church. Moral and reUgi believes it to be true. ' W. C. Dawsov, , Sworn to and subscribed7 before me this 23rd day Jan. 1902.' W. H. Jexhtngs. - iC. S. Or ous topics are discussed, and? the young" people 'manifest no little in terest. The public is cordially' in vited and may be assured that they will be instructed and delightfully entertained. MODERN RESfAUR ANT. H. Kir, Jim Hill Suplies a Long Felt Need in the City. A long felt need :0f :: this, city is Dy.; Cogswell : at Kitty Xney went witn guns ana aogs iM:WIId Fowl Was Not . Messrs Otis Bramble,-F.: Zeigler and M. x.sLawes have re turned from a visit of a week, td Hawk No. 2. $130.00: No. 3. $130.00; No. 4, $130.00. ;j..:rr,.,: Elizabeth City township, for all schools $4026.00. p U : This is the largest appropriation made in several years; beinir $2 per capita. : , Seven rural libraries have been placed in ; schools of " the county. Four in white and three in colored schools. v , , Mr. j.rElisha Coppersmiths left is not not doing much hunting week for Wilson, N. C., where; he this 9ftRnn: Hivino- a new Back wUi go into the mercantile ;busi of -doers, he is r going to little ine tab hctt. has Mien toe Tuesday on a business trip. lead in this place and is awaited Success to you with impatience. brother Cohioon.'' 1"; ' The schooner, iGeo. E. Bowden, aground in Croatan sound has been stripped .and abandoned. Our people are 'looking forward to the spring : BEfHEL. Pasquotank County. ) ; (, ;M ' - v Superior Court, March Term; 1902. Correspondence of the Tas fUbexL : Bethel; N. C, Jan. 27, 1902.- Emma Ytbgiku One of our up-to-date farmers, Miles Xeary, has 7 commenced - bis fishing. ; We are fencing early. - W. B. HoLLOWEix, Plaintiff, , . ' .vf f ' vs. '-v- ::k:9-S-& hoping : for a good season iSSQUTH'MILtsffi am supplied by Mr. Jas. ' M . Hill, ' in the management ' of -his excellent: cafe- on Water street opposite the city market. Here is. an up-to-date cafe, ' supplied ; with' all modern equipments where. ; the business and fully prepared for fowl, but wild fowl was not. the wild They report an-; unusual game, in the lower.. they are free in their compliments scarcity of sounds, and man . may .V obtain - a quick . lunch, to jDr. Cogswell as a most delight served in the most tempting style, fui host and where the-Iranaieht ; may have eis appetite? satisfied in the : most FOR" RENT--Photo Gallery, equal pleasing manner ' to any in the city, long occupied " The entire "buildincr has been bv Zoeller,- Also Elegant" standi J . v .. ...... 1 I w - . . . .v. . : ' thoroughly renovated, repainted, and a splendid stand at half price, and furnished to the queen's taste, f -- -; .' Apply to J. B. Flora. 7 7 " River Road Improved. I Under the "Supervision 'of -: Mr. Jerry Waters, the riverside road is being put in first, claqs condition. This road is by Nature the prett iest driveway in this vicinity . and the fact of this much needed 1m Correspondence of the Tab Heel;" - . South Mills, Jam 27 A band : of i white-caps -Tisited the "house ofNehemiah iass, a ! colored man living: in this town- ip, recently, and" gave ..him a . seyere whipping. , .;. . ' ,- - .We were visited by a very severe work is being done welL" and M11 t; credit is due Mrr Waters for his public interest in the matter; -:: AVantedg -Keeper, i ,: Either ,; The:post-oflice has been moved into - the Beveridge . store, now (occupied by - J. ,W. Taylor, ; and is now very conveniently located. Mr. Gfandy Sawyer t and family Ttrtrtli- TToorwir. !' KlifhAr . "SPY. Only those with experience 7 need have moved into the village; " apply - Good Wages.-.-- . Mtles Hoixoweix, Defendant. ' It atrearinsri the Court that fiio ViAfenrfunt. ik a non-residant of " t .nA stjttA of North Carohna and at- I A White, Walter-White f Ana rliHrence cannot be ''found d T. T. Sutton made a vtrip ' to in said State; that the plaintiff has P.r-T,fAn Tooo- :: : i 7 a iust and meritorious cause 01 sar. uact . vyeDD ana imss uift. - a wce from said de- Bass were married on Wednesday (A oTthi nnrfc has iuris- the ' 13th. We wish - them ? much I AinUnn far- the" same." 7- ' - f v'" happiness. - . , : ' .V. , ;. it is therefore ordered, aecreeu. Tt. -.w r Va rrt andiudsred by tne eouts F"" . .. , - v 1 K maAa in fhfl TAB HXEL a S. T. Sutton's residence on Church nedin Elizabeth street to the residence ; formerly J city, N. C., for six successive weekB neennied b v Mr. m.; Fanner : on I tiA4ifvinoc the defendant to appear Tlrn.d Rtrrt. iMr. Farrorr7 haa on the 2nd Monday in March, 190. - - -j.- . 7--.? .-.'?-.'-?"- ul J r...r dmnt to lue win- moved DacK,to tne.coimtry.7 TT " V " vied. W regret - to ;. learn that Mr. T. . rlAid that publi- J. Mr Sutton had to ston work andt l.t; rinHMt shall be -suf- iius'u.: nnfi'M 4 fhe defendant .- we hope that he will soon regain ' This 31st day of December, loyi. T," li.t. r ;'l'.7...w ; 6w. V V. L JE- ma AivwAiLu H. H.-IiAVENSTEXN; Globe Store. business. trip to ' Miss Maude.' Midgett, one of bur I at this office Howcutt made a WANTED Copies of . the Tab . For, a firstiass iauuV Norfolk-recently. Haso. of Jan.3rcL Good prices paid paper subscriDe to xu . n, . : . 7'7i'