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FOR THE
;D ry Q p p d s
SOUTfl MILLS -
Cor.
: s.
is u
Sun I
: 4
Fra M
on -m
into a
1L'
Bail t
this pj
T!:1
a re ?M
leadia
perso
crank
Cones
Van(.a
bate
first nfl
the D
Rbi
C.H.
Ad;
South Mills, Feb. 1&
ondence of the Tab Heeu
person stole the crank that
to open the canal bridge on
nighti ' , ,
ness.
9
c:
bott and Miss Leslie
Elizabeth City . visited
e Sunday.
canal company have offered
of $50.00 for information
to the conviction of the
r persons that stole the
ff of the bridge last Sunday
agaiaa
D. P.
K. M
the Jc
baters
debat
gentli
and m
fested
very
pene
shall
foren'
sprin
we shi
have
osiah
Howent and Mr.
gs have gone toNorfolk
Johnson has moved
OLD TRAP,
Correspondence of the Tab Heel.
1 Old Trap Feb. 20. 1902
Mr." J. G. Gray who - received an
in jtiry sometime ago is improving
new house.
yersity of North Carolina?
LWyersity of N. C, Feb. 19.
ondence of the Tab Heel. ""
debaters for the Georsria
Ijilt and Johns Hopkins De-
liave been chosen. For the
med Messrs. CVS. Bynum of
it I T-fc TTT TT .. .. 11
ana . vv. nemng oi me
JJalsje been selected; : Messrs.
of; thePhi. will contend
Manderbilt; and Messrs.
ern of the the Phi. and R.
i . ..
ams of the DL will meet
i
s Hopkins University de
at Baltimore. The scrub
held for the benefit of the
en just mentioned are on,
h interest has leen mani-
All these gentlement are
d, some having had ex
, and we feel sure that we
well represented in all
contests coming off this
Whether we lo e or win,
feel assured tha our beys
ne their best.
A
: Dr.
to de
nience
next
Dr
the lTs
Virgin
deln
Frid
Prol:
dres
pre ci: i
Corr
L. Pvaper h.as be 3n invited
r an address at the Com-
ent of Oak Eidgc Institute
e. He has accepted. :
llB. Barringe, CL airman of
lty of the University of
and a , noted (physician,
an address iu Chapel
bvening on "some Pending
is- on Hygiene." His ad
its scholarly and much ap-
by his large audience.
COROLLA.
A :,1
r ria.-Try
tsr y o
man ai
sick.
The
Mrs. V
Mr
Va.(
. Mi,s
guest :
afternc
jndence of the Tab Hm-
i- Corolla Feb. 20 1902
iding snow storm has been
ilong our coast ever since
Light and is but little bet-
agret to say that Mrs. Hay-
her little boy are very
by daughter of Mr. i and
R. Austin is seriously - ilL
mes saxter, . ol ; --a obioik,
& in our village recently.
jlaggie Simmons was the
Miss Alexina Pool this
two wdi
Mr. !
Mrs. 1
: (I
guest x
tm Sum
T
James
kiU:
1D3&1
Will
The liinners of the sound have
been dMner but little for the past
id Mrs. Wallace Meal and
annle Sanderlin were the
I Mr. and Mrs. W.' R. Aus
day afternoon.' ' " '
peodore Twiford and Mr.
IrH m - m m
lywiiord were successim : zn
iftwentv-three fine canvass
back ducks recently.
: P i
Mr. villiam Beumsey -has .just
return'. i from Norfolk, Va., where
he hasjbeen on a business trip.
, Missf Alexina Pool was the guest
of .Misjiola Austin Sunday j night.
Boarders ' Wanted!
fly at
56 Burgess St. Feb. 25.
ers. Good. table and - rcoms-ri-ap
take four privat a board
oMrspBJsT. Burgess is verv sick.
v'MrsFoliie:Burgess died at
hfir bom a nn",7iTisK:"'i' Ttlwua a 'trc-i-tr
sudden ? ieath. - Two - days "before
her death she-went to spend - the
day with Mr, R T. Bugess, one-of
her sons 'and he carried her home
in the evening very sick; -?She nev
er weiii, uut ny more unui sue
was carried out a corpse. 11 She was
about 78 years old. Among the
many who mourn her deaths, there
are 70 children, grandchildren and
great-grand-IBEIdfeh. Thefunerl
al services were conducted by Rav.-
W.-E. Hocutt.
Mr; S Felix" Jones, near Indian-'
town died this week, i" He had been
unwell for some, time. - .
Mr,J. D. Baker ' who- ias been
teaching 4 school . a"t - "OaY Bidge"
was Compelled to stop; pni the ac
count of ill health. ,
:Mr. J.'S. flarrison is- enjoying
better health this winter than - he
ha for near two p years. - He 'is 82
years old. ,i- - ., , . - T
Walter Price the son "of a widow
lady wasout the other day cutting
wood and accidentally cut his foot.
We are glad to hear he is improv-
ing. Me will not be able to do any
work for sometime.'
Mif s Mary E. Forbes who has
been living in Currituck for some
time is home on a visit to see her
mother. . . . .
The weather has been so chang
eable that a great many people are
suffering from severe colds.
R0SEDAE.
February 17 1902. .
To The Editob Or The ' Tab Heel.
Dear sir: I beg space . in your
valuable paper to make a correction
of your Mumford correspondent's
newB in last "week's issue.
I have not accepted, nor have I
had an apport unity to accept, a
position with the enterprising firm
of A. F. ToxeyJ& Co.
Very respectfully.
I KB. Davia
SHAWB0R0.
r Shawboro, N. C, Feb. 17.
Correspondence of the Tab Heel. '
Mr. and Mrs, J.s E. CL Bell . cele
brated their silver wedding anni
versary -very pleasantly on last
Friday evening, at their elegant
home at Shawboro. . A large num
ber of very fine presents were left
by the guests as a pleasant remind
er of the occasion. The followinsr
guests were present.' Lieut. Crisp,
N. M. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Snowden and Miss - Maggie Mercer
of Elizabeth City, Dr. and Mrs! E.
W. Baxter,' W. J. Grandy, Miss
Julia Russell, Jas. A: Wilson and
Mrs.'M. E. Cuthrell, of Norfolk;
Misa Annve Newton," New York
City i W, F. Williams, Cape Charles,
Va. ; ' Mrs. Joe Stevens and J oe
Bell of Snowden; Ed. De Ford and
Mrs. : Fannie Burfoot," of Camden;
MrsJE. Ii. Dough and "H. Hum
phries, of Roper; Dr. H. M. Shaw,
Mrs. ft. H. Morgan, Chas. Morgan,
Capt Sivells, Geo. Grandy, -J. Ii.
BUck. Dr.! W. H: Co well. V. S.
Cowell, Miss Susie Cowell, Miss
Mary.Shaw Miss Bessie Morgan,
Messrs. John and N. D. Barnard,
Jr.," Mrs. R. E. f Flora, and Mr and
Mrs.';Geo. Stevenson of Shawboro;
Mr; and Mrs. Chas. E. Brewer, of
Wake Forest; . Mr. T. B. Gray,
Moyock; Mrs Joseph Kilgore and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morse, of
Norfolk, Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. P.; N.
Bravi and Mr.; M. P. Cowell,-of
Sligo;' 'Misses " Susie and Minnye
Halljof Coin jock; 'Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Ferebee and.Mf W. Ferebee
of Gregory. ' v
4 1
Just Received Oha Car of
Rose Pota-
Houlton Early
toes. Prices. I
Kiorht
: i E.J rci-lr
Sid K-M- Hv V I -A
i ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER. !
but you owe it to your absent friends to send them pic-
CTHEY IWANT;iYOURi PICTURED
if you don't. vThe better theictureis'tfre more they will T
, appreciated your thoughtfulness. , VVe are now
t . making a reduction onour photographs;.'.-.
For the i next few days? onlyv i;7AAl1pr.
Corner Main and Poinxexter. 2
They Like It!
People who come here for their' meals don't come
because they have to. They like it. So will you.
We claim to make the .surroundings, all that
they should be; where the best clas of people
congregate. ' Our menu certainly affords you new"
pleasures in t its lines, and pur service is of
'the best-Xhir quickly served lunches "are just
the thing for the business man who hasn't time
to go nome for dinner.
Hill's Cafe,
Water Street,, Opposite City Market
Fowler & Go.
JUST RIGHT
THE SORT.
f We want your orders for
Shoes,
- -Gum Boots, ; r .
: i OH Clothing; : 7
Dry Fish Nets, ;
Goods . and TwiHes.
W believe we can please you and .help .you
ar ; i -. - to save dollars.
JUST THE
RIGHT PRICEi
Fowler & Col
Blades Lumber Co.,
Headquarters
for-the best and cheapest grades of
-
Partition, Ceiling,
-. - Flooring, -
Siding, Shingles.
Ceiling $$.$0 'and up. ,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
Flooring $9.00 and ub.
Elizabeth City, N.i C.
In Selecting
Look to aality as well a Price.
Cheap Buggies are unsatisfactory things;. ; We are offering-you
(thoroughly reliable buggies at low-.
est possioie prices iuaiiryrimsn' -
and Myle uuaranteed. . r
Elizabeth City1 Buggy Co.i
Poindexter St., " Elizabeth City, N. C.
artment.
Dep
o Stock taking has come ' and gone.
;" No for :-theV special 1 goods! But
first 'there are a few 1 lots f of mer-
chandise; which rwe; want the money
; for TChey are priced to move and
-MOVE THEY; MUST.
2 Ladies' all wool Flannel waists all
.sizes and variety --of colors, $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50 quality, now at 69c.
FLANNELETTE WAISTS:'
All sizes and nice patterns 75c
jIlqnality1L.nqwjit.50c.-
FLANNELETTE WaStS
50c quality now at t : iL . . 25c.
Advance Harbingers of
Spring.1 1
y COLORED ; PERCALES. ' ;
:2 Immense variety of patterns
r and colors.1 Value price 12c, our
mZ. price, . : 1 ;. . ; : .. ..... ..... 8c:
t A. F. C. GINGHAMS;
m Beautiful colorings, fine pat-
teins, brand new noodsl , Other's
price 10c, our price i. . . 9c.
MUSLINS:
Androscoggin, yd wide,
; -Fruit of the loom,
yard wide, . . : . !,
Pride of the West
yard wide,,,..,.
Lonsdale Cambric,
yardv ? wide,iv. .
Agents for
fc. New Idea
10c
z Paper -
Patterns. '
8c.
8c.
i2jc:
L.
riic.
Now is the, Time to Move .
If you re going to have a new suit or overcoat this season,
come and pick oat. the goods while the line is unbroken.
" We have the largest Hne of tailoring samples ever been ""
our privilege to carry. Our prices - this season are 9
lower than ever.-Our work represents the best that can
be done, and that means satisfaction for, the careful man
who wants his clothes right. 5 " m
It is an erroneous idea that tailor-made clothes are more.
expensive than the ready-to-wear. To be sure the first cost
is possibly .a, little more, but the care we .take with your 2
clothes will insure you having a perfect fit, and that means
the clothes will wear longer and look better. .
Let US take your, measure.
We guarantee to fit or no pay.
, Tailor-made suits . . . . . . ;
. " " Trousers.'...'
.and up.
.and up.
O
d
I
Oi
w
Special
Lot
Suits
we are offering? at very low fiemres?
If not, you are one of a very few.
They are positively the biggest
values in roady made clothes we
have: ever offered. .
Lot 1. Suits, odds and ends of
stock $5.00 $6.00 and $7.00, . your
choice, $3.45. .
Lot 2, Suits, $8.00, $9.00 and , $10.00, your choice $4.73.
Lot 3, Suits, 10.50, $11,00$12 00 and 12.50, choice $6.38.
Mail
Orders
The Bg DfPARmtNrSwjm
Promptly
Filled. 3
" . , NOTICE
I have in hand $20.20 net pro
ceeds, for sale, of cypress boards
washed ashore on Hatteras Beach
and sold 23rd. day of December
1901, by Wm. H. Rollinson. Com
missioner of Wrecks, for Disk No
6, Dare County.
. .;'Theo.S. Meek ins,
Clerk Superior Court,
apr-14 Dare Co. N C.
FOR SALE
One truck farm, 147 acres, 60
acres under cultivation, 110 acres
of timber land 47 acres timber and
wood land Situated in Powells
Point N. Convenient to water
All high land any ' part or all of
this land can be perohased cheap
and oireasy-; terms.
Apply to Hodges M. Gaijlop,
.t CorollaN. C.
mch-12 -'I'
MONUMENTS,.
X Tombstones, Tablets,
Iron Fencing, Posts .
and Galvanized Pipe
for "Cemetery Lots,
C. B. MASON
Marble Cor, -Lock Box No.
f -59 & 61 Poindexter Si .
Btlabeth Glt, N.
329.
G.
Business Notices.
HAVE YOU TRIED IT YET?
A wonderful Remedy for Coughs,
Sore Throat, Soreness in the
Chest or Lungs,- and incipient
Consumption. The basis of TAR
HEEL, COUGH STEUP Is North
Carolina-Pine Tar and 1b always
reliable. Sold bv all dealers. 25c.
Manufactured by - s
u Tai Hed Medicine Co.,
v Greensboro, N. CXT.8. A.
s
i
The
' First
National
Bank.
No matter how small,
No matter how large
the sum may be, Thef
First National Bank will
give it careful attention.
This message applies to -men
and women alike.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Eliz. City,
North Pa rol in a
Sbecial
Annoancement. 1
FINE FU H S AND-M I LLI N ER Y.
PHIPPS
. &' -ATCHISON
TAILORED HATS.
I I
J. H. THOMPSON,
SOLE AGENT. 208 MAIN ST.
Academy of Music Building,'
NORFOLK, VA.
tMf .mi
STENCIL CUTTERS,
; Rubber and Steel Stamps
Railroad, Hotel, Baage
and Brass Checks. - Sals.
Badires. Stencil and Stamn
toks, Pads, Daters, etc.
PH03N1X
siooip ood stencil works
? Job Printers t
Cot. Nivison and Chorch Stfc
If
Cleanliness
Godliness,,
is next to
Then
You will appreci
ate - my modern faci
lities. ' "
Baths
Hot
Cold
and
Shower-
A HUCKABEfe,
90 Poindexter. St
FOR.
PLEASURE DRIVING
The most stylish" -'..
and handsome rigs
ever brought to
: this .- city are at -r ;
' 4 your service here. ,
carriages;
with speedy,' safe,
reliable horses, - v'
and,-' all appoint- .
ments .first-class.
Siecial attention to commercial
. - trade.
A. C. STOKES.
MATTHEWS "ST.! a
N.Q.Grandy&Co.,-
Commission Merchants;
Special Agents for Fertilizers : '
and Cotton-Seed Meal and
Hulls. ". . ' v lv.
; Dealers in No. 1 Hay, Corn
Oats and Hominy. ; v
Buyers of Country Produce.:,
- Subscribe to the Tab Heel 1.60
ai year.. . , " ' -;
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