THE TAB HEEL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1902.
ifcfiEE
ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA;,
Published Every Friday
BY EHE EAST CAROLINA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
sVALTlBfc L. GOHOON, Pres.
One Year,
SUBSCRIPTION, PRICE.
- $i.50.Six Months,
- 75c.
Four Months, - 50c.
two years were out, lie (Grandy)
would get out of Hiv Beid's "way
as he (Grandy) was getting old and
would not want the office of sheriff
"any longer.' , - L -
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? - ;, ., . ' v t ; . v.; ; . .-; -. . -; - . - .-.
' J. F. Weeks.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the 13th day of September,
1902. ' ; ' : .
i - ' C. E. Thompson,
Notary Public.
H, . G. White . being duly . sworn,
says:
That he met Sheriff Grandy on
Poindexter street, between the
store of R. JV MitchelLand that of
H. T. ,Aydlett, in Elizabeth- City,
N. C.,;a little ,before: the , Bemor
era tic Convention of 1900- and -he
(White) asked Sheriff Grandy if
Mr. Raid was not going to run for
registerof deeds at that election.
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policy permits, but it is in no sense - responsible for their views. The R8ld lf Be would get "out of my
columns of 2 this : paper are always open for contributions of general way tkis timethen" I would get
interest. The, commuixicatiou) must be accompanied; ,by the writer's but-of his way the next time, as I
aame.. - -.-, u:;u '
H. C. White.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this the 30th day of August; 1902.
. s )'' - C. E. Thompson,
-, , I t Notary Public,
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cure that through, the columns of this paper they may reach all of
Eastern North Carolina. f r'' :
EDITORIAL COMMENT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1902.
ill
The, las test brand , of democrats I sentiment of an honest yebnienrj
as the "Hill Democrats.. This is is not less resistable than the tor-
. ...!-. 'J .X i . I i . .
a mixture recently luraeu uui iruxu reuis oi magara.
.a meeting held in Greensboro of it will conquer.
reps, pos, mugwamps and disgr-1 : Rmgrule forced the formation
unties.
thousands of honest farmers
Sooner or later
Notice,
' To all to whom these' Presents may come
GREETING:
Wakreas, It appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntarv dlsBoltition thereof deposited
Of the populist party in 1892 when in w office, that the Elizabeth City Knitting
in
cipal office is situated in the town of Elizabeth
fVifrv. fnnTt nf Pnannntnntr. Hr.at.A of Worth
mi. j ril I Mnrt.h f Inrnlirta I off fho i-tn-rftr nf I Carolina (K. U. Martin beintr the asrent therein
XUO ,UOiiiUuu., pxtv ui ww- - v'- v ..j-.w. . . thereof, nfxm whom Trnm
fraltneir fathers, and thev did not ta- may be served,) has complied with the re-
vacv j - - atiirementa of an act .of the Leeiaiature of
mn A ti.- M I turn tn twat nn.rf -c 'f il : fhoii ofnfa I North Carolina (Session 1901.) eotitled "An
, - - . . ., ncii bo rev lso mo vuryuratiuu uaw ui xnurtu
fused--to fuse with the populist was threatened with the suprem- I5SEyJ5S SSfflSJ
party and resolved to take to the acy of an inferior race. They will . SSiSSSSSt BtSSSaSSSS
middle of the road.
1
. " t Secretary of State ol the state of JNorth Caro-
leave it again for the same reason JJ'JJS
unless vou hear their dAmanda. I file in my offloe a duly executed and attested
.1 nnnoant
set my hand and afMxed my official seal, at
Raleigh, this 13th day of September, A. D. one
thousand nine hundred and two.
sep23-4t J. BRYAN GRIMES, Sec. of State.
in wrltlnif to t.ho HiasaolnMnn of snirl
For the first time in forty years The Tar.Heel wave the red flag
-the repubHcans failed to get a ma- of dang fore V ort to en- gg SSBftS fsg-MSS3&
jority in Vermont, and in Maine reanng ruie or tnwart me will oil nSxtir wn.or. i have hereunto
the democrats increased their re- me .. PP16'
.TirAfiAntfttinn in thft - lAtrislatnTA bv 0 - W people tne Tar Heei
more man a dozen ana elected i w -j , tuviujanco
.-sheriffs and other officers in local- which, meet next Monday, at 2
. I T1 -1 T J .
dties where they never did before. O CAPCK- 110 pressure 01 pn
TTia r.rAidfint was ri o-ht in nrdAr- vate business deter you. Vote in
ih nifl raninet tr. Rtiimn" thn' "NTow tIie primary. THIS , IS the
-England states for there was dan-1 paramount duty of every democrat.
,ger there.
MR. REID REPLIES.
Sooner or later our friends will
learn that anonymous communica
tion have no consideration at pur
hands. The. waste basket is where
tney deserve to so and tnis is
If
He Submitted Affidavits From Dis-
interested Parties.
Replying to Mr. N. G. Grandy's
card of last I would say ' that I
-wViArA tta -nnt. tViAm. Tf xinari I never nersnnftllv. nr tnrmicrri mit
... .r.-.. , rfw.. . x-r'- v J Tirrn ji. .- :. . . t.x
vonr letter tinblifihed sitrn nnr one else, annlied to Mr. Orandv nUW XOai are a 11U1C Dei
T.noi iiir i;iiH iHiHiT.inn ot nnmv KnaitTT ... . H--M
m,r Mr Grand v cume t and nffArJ l'ust a little stylisher than you
own protection. If you have sent Ud me the position of depty Sheriff $n obtain elwhereare of
us communications which were and I accepted same.
not published two to one this
4he reason.
was
RING RULE CANNOT PREVAIL.
Mr. Grandy s recollection of I
certain prsmises which he made to i
me in 1900, is entirely at variance
with mine. As an evidence that
my recollection is corrected and
For years the white citizens of tnat Mr' Grandy is entirely in er-
couiageousiy rof 111 h demai of having made shoes for everybody at every-
ht for white said promises, I submit the af- hrHv'i nrirp
Chakles Reid.
Torth Carolina have
nd consistently fought
rule and decent government against 4avits of the disinterested parties.
ignorant and irresponsible negroes
shepherded by ' the gang of un-
; scrupulous Fusion politicans. It
S 1 r. n m m i
was oeen an upmu ngnt, oiten a
discouraging fight, but , withal!
jnuch has gained and the Fusion 1
plunderers forced to retreat
Finally, in the fullness of . time
the .... constitutional amendment
came to the rescue and through
of ignorant negroes who had sub-
- j l n .
iuergea me eastern counues- in a
black welter of vice and corruption
jnade it possible for the people to
caaLe into their own.
-It now rests with the people to
rsay whether they will ; hold their
own or turn the public affairs Over
to an unscrupulous cane whose
the shoes we offer. Ther's a
host irresistable value in this
big assortment of
"Shoe for fall and
Winter wear."
There are no feet we cannot
fit; no pocket we cannot suit.
I
James M. Jennings, being sworn,
says:
mi. -11. 1 Tl r nr.
xnai ne ana mi. mia were in
Mr. N. G. Grandy's office at the
Court House before the last eletion.
During the time they were there i
Mr," Grandy said to Mr. . Reid :-
"Charles, if you won't run for the
nomination of Register of Deeds
ana will, neip me m tne campaiyn
and I get my. office, after two years
I will get out of the way and give
you the chance to run for sheriff.
I am getting old and after two
years will not want the place as I
will not be able to attend to ii
J. N Jeskings.
Sworn to and subscribed before me i
thi& the 20th day of September, j
body's price.
Yours to please,
wen's
Shoe Company
I i
flSliDlONB STORE
'IN ELIZABETH r&T,VLC
jlj OT-more careful in the selection : of merchandise ( are y we
U than" in the language we use to make our - public an
nouncements. We tell only of what is here, and as y6u'll find
it. Always the' truth about the truth Every, statement made
over our signatureTholds ovrselves asfesponsible as we do for
your satisfaction withi every dollars worth of merchandise you
purchase of us. " : " -. '
Special Prices for bur Mlondays
Bargain Sale h ;
- Fruit of the Loom Cottons, 8(U v.. : . .
Pepperil Mills uubleached lo4-Sheeting, 19 4-4. r4 . f
' White Ouilts worth $1.0' at $1.21 - . ' i
Beautiful Outings foi night robes worth 1 oc, special6 7-8
1 lot doubled faced cloth 30ins wide , ,
for walking 'skirts, worth 0c," special 39c.
98c quality J4ins wide Bleach Cberiotf at 69c. . , f x
Watch Tor Our Monday's Special Sales, They Wlil
PAY YOU. '
OU Dres Making Department fs now ready for busi
ness. Buy your dressv of us.4f you do not
want us to make it, you have the privilege of having itplanned
by the very finest artist in that line Our prices are as reason
able as work can be done in hrst-classv order, Mrs. Ferebee,
of Norfolk, and Miss Sutton, of Suffolk will be pleased to meet
ana snow vou in tnat department.
Miss Mary Lou Sawyer, in charge of our dress goods will
be delighted to meet her friends.
Ladies visiting our city will find every convenience" at our
place for their comfort.
Samples sent with pleasure when requested.
Yours anxious to -please,.
ISarclift 6 Willey,
These bargain sales eyery Mondays Above prices for Mon
day, September 29th.
The Little Gem Hotel. Opposite Hotel Arlington
Now Under New Management.
Good" table; cool, comfortable rooms and guaranteed
, ' protection against mosquitoes and chinches. Bates $1.00
per dar, meals 20c Special rates for week or month.
J. A. WHITE, Prop.
Zoellcr9s priralt bj phMh
&y&w& t a dozo ano dip
His work justifies the price, and the price admits us to his best work.
Corner Main and Poindexter Street.-
Don't Wilt.
.f
There is no excuse for a lack
Summer Comfort, when you can
get Good Ice Cheap.
We deliver ice that will; keep
the refrigerators cool, and clean.
No danger of impurities or of soft
ness. Good, solid chunks that will
be a pleasure in every household..
Delivered where aad swhen
you want 'it
Crystal Ice and Coal Co,
ELIZABETH - HIT - MARBLE
polluting , touch is more to be
. dreaded than negro domination. 190
57e refer of course to ringrule
TEhere are attempts to force ring-
r-nlfi on the teotle- of : this county I Frank Weeks
as ' was evidenced ' by - the .. rough- says
shdd manner in which the. people's t That conversation between him
.lights were trampled upon - in the sell and N. G. Grandy, had just
C. E. Thompson,
Notary Public
being duly sworn,
We have moved to No. 5, main St.
J. B. Flora Ss Co'b. and we areoarrylnt a
ana nrsvciass SHOCK ox
to
Marble, Granite and Metalic
Fencing for Cemetery Work
Stone for Building Pur-
pases., Tomb Stones, Mon
uments, Slabs, Etc
last .democratic -convention. Their I before the nomination of the county Taanking you for - past favora and soUdting
V-,,..i -m. I nr. a x 1 your future orders, we beg to remain, reepeot-
gag ruie prevailed,- out ix, cannot i omcers m idw, iiir. uxauuy iiajixuiy yours, v " :'
rlong. The people have rights I him that he (Urandy) had told Mr.. t,Z. City iYIarble Works,
vwhich must be respected. King-J Eeid that if he (Reid) - would not ? v LuKk cotton, proprs.
xale cannot stifle the sentiment of be t candidate,- for ; Register of
an honest citizenship s . long . as Deed3 at that election but would A hustling boy, with V good e&u
men have opinions they will exercise J come in his office and help him as cation wanted for printing business
Ihose opinions. The crystalized his detmtv. that after this term of anolv at this office at once.
7. E. DUNSTAfi, Manager.
FRESH snsa Louis - Stetson's
on oindexter street near, bridge
is the, ' .place , to get the best
fish. ' 1 ; .. - C :' 262t
WANTED to exchange a goo d
pano ma hat for an overcoat.
I. . -"Bili; CA 'at Chessons.
A Card.
I desire
to -l say to my ; friends
that I am a' candidate for town
ship constable for Nixonton town
ship subject to-democratic primary.
:" " ' ' , - W.' H. Simpson.
FOR SALEA small ; schooner
splendid , , for , tonging oysters
or fishing, very cheap ; for cash
apply Tar Heel office. .
. J FOR SALE. Small iron safe, the
very i thing for. smalt, merchant or
family.- apply to-: If. M. Sawyer
care of Tar Heel. sep!2.4t
Wanted ; To; do yo-ur hauling
Furniture moved with care. sTrunks
transferred . Leave orders at Hotel
Arlington, I;, .7
. W. D. Williams
NOTICEI-The Sloop- Thos. G.
Hunt,' will be sold to the highest
bidder o for: eash ; at the &ort
Bridge on Poin dexter street ; 2 p.
m. Tuesday Sept 30; 1902i-
: . ' . . Capt. H. Cqteet.
s
Vessel For Sale.
, Schooner, - fully equipped for
oyster business, good-ebndition.
" Cheap for cash - or easy terms,
Inquire at Tab ;Heel office or of H.
H. Haymam Elizabeth- Sty.
lmoaug29 :
For Rentor Lease.
- Truck and stock farm 200 acres,
one mile from city limits- high
state of cultivation. Convenient
barns and stables? : Good; water.
. apply to N. R. Parker or at
Tab Heel office. '
Forftent.
Desirable -suburn home, hot and
cold water attatchments,. conven
ient to schools and churches,. Gar
den, stables and poultry yards.
Apply to N. R , Parker or at
Tab Heel office
NotiGe.
To the Democrats of Pasquotank.
I hereby, announce mysely a ean-
dilate . for i. the office of county
Treasurer subject to the action of
the Democratic, convention
Respectfully,.
;C. L. Whttehubse.
Natice!;
North Carolina, Pasquatank Coun
ty- - '
Having qualified as administrator
C. T. A. of Isaac Griffin, decease, I
hereby notify all persons holding
claims against his estate to-present
same within .twelve months from
date or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery All per
sons owingsaid estate will please
make immediate payment
Sept. 8th; 1902.-6 1..
0. W. Gbtetej.
Save your Stove
And save your temper. By having us. deliver you delicious home
made bread morning and night
BJavis 8 Powers,
au7tf Grocers and Bakers.
NOTDGB!
To
any one sending us
in Advance, we--;
send the TAR Ii
for one year:
will
NOTIGB.
North Oabgcjka,
Camden Cohsty,
M. E. Hughes et als,
vs.
B. F. Bumliam, adm'r of IN.
he:
defendants.
Notlco-B hereby f?lven to an
tors of the estate of I: N.
, f Stipsbiob Gottkt,
Beork IhiClebk.
plaintiffs "
iqrn h Km deceased , and other
.eirs-awaw 01 1. ss. tsuniaam
anci all credl-
to appear before the undersigned Clerk of the
Superior Uourt or uamaen uounty on or De
fore Septenber 22nd, 1932 and exhibit and
prove their claims against the estate, and to.
nle- the evidence or their claims with said
Cleric This July 23rd, 1902.
- R.S. Forbes
Clerk Superior Court
Qamden County.
NORTH CAROLINA, ) QriTUrft- rnT1Tt
Pasquotank CJouaty. ! P6"0' Court'
W. H. Perry, Plaintiff, '".
Aron Winslow, Paul Lawrence, et ala. Defts,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the defendants are non-residents of the
State of North Carolina, and after due dili
gence can not be found in said State, and that
the Plaintiff has a iust and meritorious cause
of action against the defendants, of which this
Court has jurisdiction ; that the purpose of thla
action Is to sell the tract of land described m
the petition In this cause for' division between
the plaintiff and defendants as tenants in com
mon, . t , ' -
It la ordered, decreed and adjudged by the
Court, on motion of B. P. Aydlett, attorney
for the plaintiff, that publication be made m
the Tab HieTj, a newspaper published in filiat
abethClty, N, C, for six: succsessive weeks
nnrifvimr the defendants to appear at the offloe
of the Clerk of the Superior Court pf Pas
tsnb HnnntT'nTi MnnAT th 15th Q&V Oi
tember, 1902, and answer or , demur as they
n.v k& uiiHiuiH inriormAnt will be rendero.
aui9 sue ueicnuiuibs giviiiK uio v
for in the petition in this cause.
. " - ' ' Clerk Superior Court
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