V THE TAR EELf -FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 6, 1903.-
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? Champ lark's
Letter
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Triumph of the Grand Old Man
of Colorado A Missourian'a
, Trust Remedy A . National
Scandal .
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Special "Washington Letter.
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nhr face and twist his Jugular. On dit
N the J0ng : ago out "In the great his- lhat& Peter , Arlund' -aforesaid? of 4 the candal growing out. of tbe
toric county of Pike, in .; the im
perial state of Missouri, wnfere 1
now reside, 1 there lived . a man
named Sidney -Shaw, "called "Sid"
for short, who was :much of a wit and
somewhat of a sport , One'night; being
in St. Louis, he bucked the tiger in
liis lair and lost every cent he had.
Next morning about sun-up Sid, dead
troke and chopf alien, ventured forth
in quest of breakfast He. met a friend,
who, noting his woebegone expression
of countenance, said, ? "Sid, what on
earth's the matter': ' in juguDnous
accents Sid replied: "Oh, the deuce! I
have been playing the fool and have
nothing to show for it!" That is pre;
cisely the condition of those Colorado
Republicans, headed by ex-Senator Ed
ward O. Walcott, who endeavored un
successfully to rob. Henry M. Teller
f a re-election to . the senate of the
TJnitedStates. -Teller
is an honor to the human race.
boses to try her. own case, and let U3
hope that .the old saw which tells us
- that a man who acts as his own, law-??
yer has a fool for a clientdoes not. ap
ply to a woman similarly situated. Re
becca has justice on her side, but she
may not have - the court, as : federal
courts are appointed by federal admin
istrations and may lean toward the
appointing ; power. All 'decent 'folks
will wish Rebecca well.
Made a Sensation,' ,
The" chief sensation in ofnclal circles
Tecenttjf :ur Washington has been the'
Holland
AH the
Danish army --. aforesaid was a soecta-
cle," a sad spectacle, for men and an- persons : mixed up In this mklodorous
Much
geis. o colonel Mose nas ma revenge transaction are Republican
will never be known,but this much is
known that two out of three eminent
by proxy.
A Lfevel Headed M issouri an. ;
Alf the big bore statesmen in the
coudtry have been trying, or have been
pretending .to try, to devise some plan
to circumvent the trusts. The presi
dent has suggested one remedy; 'At
torney ' 'General Knox has suggested
anotSier; nearly every senator: has sugr
gested one of his own; ditto in the
'hou&. . It has all ended in suggestion
and; smoke as was intended in most
': cases no" doubt While all these high
andfmisrhtv functionaries have -been
pestering their ' puissant and august
heads in hatching schems and in keep
ing up a deafening, racket as to what
dreadfur things they were meditating
against the trusts a plain, level head-
ed lissouri farmer, Hon. M, R, K.
Biggs, who is -one of. my, constituents
He is .the one great historic personage andthe state senator from the senato-
civen to the world by Colorado. He
was ajlepublican so long as he could more to throttle the trusts than ail the
"be and at the same time retain the ap- big ore statesmen in Washington. ; He
nroval of his own mind and conscience, has introduced a bill Into the Missouri
I When that could ho onger be done, he,
with tears in his eyes and anguish in
Lis heart, left the party to which he
liad devoted the best years of his life.
I As a Republican he had not only, heia,
hut had honored, the positions of sena-
! tor and cabinet minister. That he
changed his political affiliations -" be
cause of the purest motives nobody
Whose good opinion is , wortn naving
has ever doubted. Nevertheless, the
Republican press has pursued Jiim with
! a raccoi that disgraces it ana noi xieur
; Tj 2Si Teller. ; t t:- '
The Wolcott Kepublican.s or uoiora-.
flo resorted to methods that would
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senate appropriating money enough to
star a state . binder twine .factory.
Senator Biggs, who has investigated
the 'twine subject thoroughly, declares
that bis plan will save to the farmers
froip 3 to 5-cents per pound on binder
twif e, which means a - vast saving to
Missouri farmers in- the aggregate.
They will rise up -and call ' Senator
Bigs blessed. If the; binder twine
proec is successful an from the fig
ures collated, by Senator Biggs it must
be so-rthe same plan can be extended
to other articles, and in this way, one
by 6ne, the trusts will be starved out
whih is perhaps the easiest and most
Republicans who swore before the
committee swore falsely, - and one of
the two who swore falsely ; Is either a
Republican congressman or a Repub
lican ex-congressman. : Swearing as
they did,' bothcould not be swearing to
the . truth. : The Washington Star, a
redhot Republican papjer, contains the
following editorial:
A NATIONAL SCANDAL.
: Scandal ifiore disgusting has seldom be
fore been caused by the conduct Of na
tional legislation thair, that which; marks
the bribery charges now being investigat
ed bv the house committee on naval af
fairs. ' Startling at the outset, the case
has daily grown more nauseating until
yesterday's session produced what it is
hoped will prove to be the climax of the
surprises. The testimony of Doblin re
tracting that previously given by him in
corroboration of - Representative jLessler
not only shocks the public, but it puts tho
whole case in a deplorable condition as re
gards the chances of learning the truth.
blm now stands without credence, ana
inasmuch as he appears to have beenrtho
medium of communication in the case,
whatever may have been the circum
stances of the acknowledged attempt to
secure Mr.; Lessler's support of the torpedo-boat
proposition, it may be extreme
ly difficult to establish the exact facts.
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SCHEDULE III. EFFECT
Jan. Ilth, I COS
Lt. Norfolk (via Terry)
Ly. Portsmouth ,
Lv. Suffolk - '
9:10 a.m; ' 954p. m
9:25 a. m. 9:45 p. m
9:57 a. m. 10.u8 a. m
JLr. Lewiston. '1 lKX)p.tn.r
Lv. Weldon
Lv. Henderson
Lv. Raleigh, -Ar.
Southern PineB
Ar. Hamlet . .
At. Wilmington -Ar.
Charlotte
11 :55 a. m. 12 :35 a. m
' 2:30p m. 3:i8 pym
4 KX) p nu 5 25 ac m.
6:80 pm. 7:30 a. m.'
7:50pm. 8:25 a. la
' ' - 12:30 p. m
11:59 p.m. 11:40 a. m
Street.
is
(Linn's Old Place)
Open day and night. . Here
the attractive service best food
tempting style. Just the place for t f DdflK
those in a hurry. Zi
have beefl a revelation of violence to expeditions vray'of getting rid of them.
the toughest -ward meeting held in the
Tenderloin district of the toughest city
in the'world, yet Republicans claim to
be the apostles of light, sweetness and
Durity; hut in spite ot all their machi
nations, in spite of Senator Marcus A.
Eanna's brazen and impudent telegram
foegging the Colorado Republicans to
-elect a Republican senator when ne
knew that a Democratic legislature
LOiad been elected honestly and fairly, in
pite of all the skulduddery to-which
;liis foes resorted, Teller and truth and
ritrht and justice have triumphed. .The.
Lgrand bid man who bravely stood by
Ills people in their-darkest hour gets
Another term in the . senate, and Ji.a-
X.t -a j ;
ward O. Wolcott, who aesertea xnem
when their need was the sorest, is once
more relegated to the rear.
, Again Addiclcs.
Senator Biggs is a great public benefactor.;-
I am gad to be one of his con
stituents; I am proud that he is one of
minle. ' - '., ' . ; -
Remarkable. ' ; ,
"tThat is bred in the bone will never
confe out of the flesh" is an old saying
worthy -of acceptance. "Early impres
sions are never effaced" is another of
the ame sort. "Very much depends on
whose, ox is gored" is another ancient
prof erb full of wisdom. All these
wise dicta have been recalled to mind
by 4 a vigorous "outbreak of "state
rights" fever iii Massachusetts Mas
sachusetts, which during the last half
century has plumed herself mightily
oh fteing par excellence the foe of the
"heresy of " state rights'." She has
lately done an act which if performed
dof south in Dixie would have been
investigation, and public opinion requires
that all who may be proved guilty or any
crime, whether perjury or attempted brib
erv or subornation of perjury, be' fully
punished. ''
Good Sense Good Advice.
The Other night at some sort of ne
gro meeting in Washington a Virginia
negro aroused his auditors to great en
thusiasm and vociferous applause when
in discussing the disfranchisement of
negroes in the southern statese ad
.vocated a resort to the sword and the
torch in order to obtain sedressi' ;What
c8 really ueeed was a ducking in the
icy waters of the Potomac to reduce
his temperature. Commenting on his
incendiary harangue, the Washington
Star, a stanch Republican organ, edito
rially utters this good sense and gives
the neeroes this good advice. The Star
says: v - -1 ,
The sbeaker who at laat night's local
mass meeting or negroes suggesiea inai nn,taiiiAmiiUiradln almost nverv-
the colored race must resort to the Bword fv)l,rin,j.nT i, it true of hnttries which
and torch to avenge their wrongs in th I mustiiave heavy wear over our baa roada.
south if the present political oppression
For; Monuments, Head- tl: SSie
ctnnpc Tnmh Tnn tZZ2ZL
9 r- ' Lv Hamlet, .C.
llron Fendes, Building Stones, ftk ,
Cemetery 'Curbing, . Granite and TTSan
Marfele Posts, or anything, in the Ar Montgomery
Cemetery or building line, wri te Neworieans
or call on Elizabeth City Marble
Works, 55 Poindexter St., Eliz.
City, N. C Mali orders promptly
filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
We do the best work? for the
least money. , '
Eliz. City Marble Works
LUKE A COTTON, PROPRS.
Poindexter St, Near the Bridge.
Lv. Hamlet r 9:30 p.m. 8 :45 a. bi
LyoMa
Ar. Angosta 6:40 p m.'
4 :o&a, m, 8 :15 p m
, 9:15TSTm7U0p m
, 6.-00 p,m. 6:46 . m
90p.m. 8:50 a. mv
4:15 a. ua. 5:19 p. xn
6:15 a. m. 6:40 p. m
11:10 a.m. 13:20 a
105a.m.3:B0a m
1 4:liip. m
8:25 p a
Ar Chattanooga . 1 KX) p. m. 1 X) a. m l-
Ar Nashville 6:55 p. m . &40. m
Ar Memphis 8:45 a, m. 4KX)p. m ,
Connections daily at Southern Pines, witb -.
all trains for Pinehnst, N. O. 20 minutes to .
electric cars. Connections at Jacksonville ana '
Tampa for all Florida East Coast points, Cnb ,
and Porto Rico. Connections at New Orlean
for all points in Texas, Mexico and California s-v
No. 82 arrives at Portsmouth daily at 7.10 -a.
mi. - -
No. 88 arrives a Portsmouth daily at 6.8
p. m. 1 v:.- .:,.':
'- J. "W. BROWN, Jr. , -
Pass'r Agt., lSJyMain St., NorfoUc. Va.
tin JudgiMlll. i i I t CD.
9 TW O .1, O - '
IT IS QUALITY
does not cease does his people more harm
than can easily be repaired. Such in
cendiarism of sentiment, even if uttered
figuratively, appeals to the lowest pas
sions of the race and stimulates the very
impulses for free indulgence in which by
individuals the colored people in .some
parts of the south are today suffering;
The race problem must oe solved in wis
dom, hot in passion, by peaceful, not war
like, means. It must be discussed in tem
perate terms, not h violent hyperbole.
Adjustment will come out of the present
difficulties. Just as it has come in the
past out of even; more serious problems,
but it will come the slower for such
sonl a federal msjpector of cattle, ror arise to denounce them. The anarchist is
alleged cruelty in killing cattle suffer- an enemy to society; whatever his color,
ineffrom the foot and mouth disease! but the negro anarchist who preaches
tiTl ,7 . , -y. the doctrine of fire and blood is an enemy
Of bourse Massachusetts was not oh- mnTa tn thft vrv eome in
States Senator Anthony Higgms nas jeetSng to the killmg of the cattle, ror wnose name , he declaims. Last night's
small portion of this one speech, to arouse
mustjhave heavy '
OUR BUGGIES
Indeed tiis Colorado election muddle xtenimnced as treason, or - at least as
is not the only senatorial imbroglio in- misprision of treason, by all the super-
vto Which Senator Hanna has recently loyal editors ithin the bailiwicj of
Lpoked his nose only to get It mashed, the tnorth star and the aurbranoreis.
e has undertaken to line up the two The old Bay State has had the nerve
Republican fabtion in . Delaware' so arrest, convict and . fine Dr. Thomp-
that they will elect Hon. - lias -aq-
Ldicks from his faction and somebody-
mo ' matter- who from the other fac
tion, notwithstanding that ex-United
aivnnd the tfisttn everv way. and the
.t, ( tViot. nrAmiilrn them to wear. The best
material goes in our buggies. They are made
by experts and in every way give satisfaction.
Come let us show you the large stock the
largest in Eastern North Carolina ; but If you
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poindexter street
ELIZABETH CITY. N. C.
IN EFFECT MAT. 26th, 1902.
o
Train Service.
v NORTHBOUND ' ;
Leave Elizabeth City daily (except Sunday)
9 :29 a. m. and 2 :40 p. m. arrive at Norfolk 11 .
a. m. and 4 .-20 p. m.
Leave Elizabeth City daily (except Sunday)
11 $6 a. m and 5 :45 p. m. arrive at Eden ton U -JO
p. m, and 6 :40 p. m. arrive at Be 1 haven 6 3D ;
Connects at N orf oik with Trains to and from ;
Virginia Beach and Currituck Branch, Virgin . -
la Beach Division. , V
'V STKAMBOAT-SEBVICB 1
Steamers leave Elizabeth City- for Boanoke -
Island, Oriental and New Berne daily (except
Sunday) connect with A. & N. C. B. B. and
Atlantic oast Line for Qoldaboro, W liming-,
ton, etc. .
Xave Edenton 7 100 a. m. and 1 30 p. in. for
; Plymouth connecting with W. & P. B. B. for
Washington, N. C. and Steamers for Windsor.
Leave Edenton dally (except Sunday) 12:45
p. m. for Jamesville and Willlamston, . and
Tuesday and Saturday for Chowan Kiver and"
Monday and Friday for Scuppernong Biver.
Leave Belhaven 10 .-00 p. m. for Washington,
f . C. 5 Mb a. m.; Tuesday Thursday and Satur-'
lav fnr Anrofa. flonth Creek. Maklewille: and :
New flarine Rail- hsST4 ay for
Always remember that yt
is Capital and Surplus - that
gives security to, the deposi
tor. Capital and Surplus form -
a fund standing between the
depositor and any possible
shrinkage in the securities
held by the bank. -
The Capital and Surplus
of . this bank amounts to $75
000, a margin of safety - that
assures absolute security to
those who entrust their ihoney
to us.
Borrowers accorded every iaccom-
modstionoonsistent with safety.
I THF FIRST NlTinMI RINK 1
O llll-l lllUl mil luniik uiuiii
II fi 17 r.iTY n. rr.
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reDeatedly made charges against Ad- the! federal government is paying for meeting was not of a nature, outside of a
1 " ... I I - - . j . .1 small nnrtlnn nf this nnn flnnech. to arouse
. . . . . r m a.-. - inTin 1 1 1 1 .. a v. n inn riir n n u i ri ir twii i i w.wu i .
. . . , . t . . .v tx uasaiuuaii: ureii v. hd .u.
;in the penitentiary ana vrnicu, li.viioif thre times as mucn as iney are wurm, speeches were all of a wisely con-
ttrue, ought to land Iliggins in we
stocks." But Mark is so , anxious to
nave the Republicans' elected that he
is willing to have the odoriferous Ad
"dicks sit among the .conscript fathers.
The anti-Addipks Republicans claim
rthat the gas statesman . nas spent a
L quarter of a million dollars in corrupt-
ring the Republicans of Delaware ana
that his supporters claim the senator-
but! the federal doctor was fined for not
administering anaesthetics that is
whit we are led to believe from the
nrpsts" disnatches at any rate And it I
was in the town of Concord, where
'th embattled farmers" picked off the
British regulars and where itaipn
Waldo Emerson lived and moved and
snouted philosophy, that this , late day
assertion of state rights was made by
shin for him because "he has paid for Massachusetts. : It will be remembered,
hotfever, oy tnose wno nave pmu auj
attntion to our early history that in
the!- beginning Massachusetts .was
much ereater stickler for state rights
than was South Carolina and proposed
moe amendments to the constitution
of he United States at the time of its
adoption. In the Concordcase she was
merely giving evidence that she is re
turhing to her first love. Henry Cabot
Lodge must bestir himself. -
PlJcky.
Behecca J. Taylor, spinster and
ex-lerk in the war department, has
the courage of her convictions. Miss
be an officer of the Danish army. In Taylor has insututea suit nguuiBL
v. 'tdioSvov Tirtca t st "Tnis he Elmu Root to ascertain through Jndi-
HUUIVIU .. UVU I j " . .. . .I ,,i.
-personaUy assaulted Colonel Moses C. ciai decisions whetner tms is reaiiy me.
Wetmore, tobacco magnate, the re- laik of thevfree" or a satrapy or des-
nowned trust buster, and then he chal- pofism in which freedom of speech is
lenged the aforesaid Moses to mortal not permitted. She was some tmie last
combat; at least the-vaporous Arlund spring unceremov1101 "VT 171
alleged in the newspapers hat he did,, hef position in the war department for
all because, as he claimeaTMose had criticising the administration, s policy
insulted Mrs. Arlund in St. Louis at In the; Philippines SheWentiyaa-the-
very moment when Mrs. A; was in bored under the delusion that .since the;
it! "O "temporal O mores I" now
are the mighty fallen! How would
Sumner, Lincoln, Chase and the great
men who founded the Republicanpar-
ty regard the Hannas, "Gas" Addickses
I and Wolcotts could; they return to
arth? -Endeavoring to steal a sena-
torship in Colorado, endeavoring to buy
two senatorships in Delaware! Fine
record, surely'
;Squeiched.
Some time ago the attention of the
readers of these letters was called to
the astounding capers of one Peter Ar
lund of Louisville, Ky .. who claims to
servative character, calculated to allay
the radicals sentiments stimulated by. the
firebrand utterances, but unfortunately
such, radicalism is made to color the whole
occasion in the public view and creates
an erroneous impression of ' the aims and
purposes of the negro's safest! leaders.
There is need of extreme care in the
premises inasmuch as the least suggestion
of race warfare is certain to' arouse deep
prejudice and hot passion on the part of
the negro's critics. ,
An Indefatigable Statesman
- Hon. John Wesley Gaines of the Her
mitage district in Tennessee evidently
believes that a constant dropping will
wear the hardest stone. He never lets
up on tfije criminal coal barons who
have brought so much suffering on the
people, especially thepoor, this winter.
He wal!6ps them perpetually, wats
them at I the most unexpected times
iand when they are least expecting it.
No matter on what subject he spoke
in the1 Roman senate, Catc always
wound up his speech with, "Carthago
delenda est" (Carthage must be; destroy
ed). So, no matter what subject is be
ing debated in the house, Brother
Gaines manages to give the coal barons
a whack.
Wotith Carolina. Pasquotank Co. Superi
or Court, March Term 1903.
Francis Sumner Lane, Caveator,
vs -A.
R. Lane. Ethel V. Lane, . Edgar ,
G. Lane, J. C. Spence, Guardian
Ad Litem ror nitnei v, jne uu.
Edgar G. Lane, Pocahontas Lane,
Mary V. Overton and husband
Elisha Overton, John H. Lane, .
Monroe K. Lane, uaivm Jane,
Fannie N. Beid and husband
Scott Reid, fropounaers.
Th ilnfendants above named will take no
tice that an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior court of Pasquo
tank eountyr-Nonn uaroima, same Dmg ior
the purpose of setting aside and declaring nuU
and void a certain-paper writing purporting to
be the last will and testament of Whitmel
T.ann. dAceasea. anu now m me omce 01 me
Clerk Superior Court of Pasquotank county,
North Carolina, and the said defendants will
f P rther take notice una sney are requireu w
otnaar at. tho next term of tne Sunenor court
of Pasquotank county, 'North Carolina, to be
vu 4-1.0 DonnnI Mnnrl n.7 in "March 1903. at
ixcxu. uu vi-o uuw" - , ' I
the Court house in said county, ana men ana
there answer or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff will apply to the relief demanded in
r
Louisville, Ky. ; The woman m the
case, as it turned out,' was not Mrs. A.
It was pointed out '. at the time- that
thai Arlund4 of the Danish army was
the prize ass of the age for committing
a penitentiary offense by, sending, a
; ' Helping Him Ovt. i
' The other day an omnibus was plung
ine through London from Putney, to
Liverpool street Just behind the driver
sat a couple. The young woman knew
nothing of London; the young man
chaliengevto the FalstaSlanlWetmore
l and i then publishing the. fact to the
world. It was also pointed out to hint
that if he was really, thirsting for gore
he was domiciled in the most favorable
spot on earth to find itin great gobs
and that . he could not stand on his
front doorstep In : Louisville and give
one : warwhoop without arousing . the
chevaliers and knights errant to a pitch
of fury which would astonish. him.
We were correct th3 latter point
ing put, at any rate, for not long since, I
Air. feier Ariunu uecouiuu; uusueuei-
us and f'nawsty," a citizen of Louis
ville sans ceremonie proceeded ; to
black his eyes, mash his nose, pommel
sedition laws passed in the administra
tioK of old John Adams were repealed
the denizens of this' country have had
. and still have ,the right : to vag theft
tnTtfflM d libitum. That is precisely
wtiere Rebecca came to ;grier.isne Knew a uiue, .uuu
talnedthat the Brompton oratory was
St Paul's cathedra that St. George's
hospital was Buckingham- palace, and
collected a lot of curious misinf orma
tion about the Hotel Cecil, which had
changed places with the law courts
The' driver fidgeted and nearly, lost his
way. . As they came up -Ludgate hill
the young woman caught sight of the
ntntne.'nf Queen Anne. ' Now, who il
that?" she demanded.' The young man
esr to criticise anything the Republic
ans do.. They have one syllogism by
which they prove that they own 'this,
country. It runs in , this wise; "The
eafth belongs to the saints;' we are the
saints; therefore the earth belongs to
us" "And, being by . their own logic
lords of all, they have a right to pun
ish! anybody ; or everybody ' that calls,
info Question the purity, wisdom, patri-
otism and expeaiency 01 wuui mej- uu
mnrt tn iiafover Wipnitsted. But the driver could con
n ui if-f -i 'si , w.rr-M 1 1. iiitu v-w ua. it .- w - w . v w - -. ., . - ..r ,
Wihn niitPd hr.. In the crisis of tain himself no "longer. "Don't lose
her affairs litigant. her counsel with- Jeart, guv'nor," he said over his shoul
jtrew from the case and. left her alone, der; don't lose 'eart. Say It's Joan of
niri kfihP nuit? Not. much! Bhe pro-, Arc."London ufiromwe.'
way an
opened for all kinds of new
and repair work. A line
of all kind of material on
hand. Give me a trial,
satisfaction guaranteed-
rohn W. Williams, Prop.,
Elizabeth City, N, C.
For further Information apply to W6. Eey
Agent, or to the General offices Norfolk A
Southern B. B. Co., Norfolk, Va. ' . .
M. K. Kino,
Gen Manager,
H. C. HtTDGIHS.
Gen'IFt. &Pa
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Schedule in effect Jan. 1st 1903-
RTTENTIOM
said complaint.
Boscok W. Ttonhb,
Atty. lor caveator.
W.' H. JmrsnsfoaS
o. s. c.
Notice!
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
Tr Triton of a decree of the Superior Court
ef Camden county, North Carolina, in the case
Steamer Harbinger will leave N. & 8. depot ..
Elilzabeth City, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 72 m. lor coinjocK on ner regular scnea-
ule time, touching at Shiloh, Old .Trap, New- -bern's
Landing, Jarvisburg, Barnett's Creek,"
Weaver's Mill, arriving atiCoinjock about 7 p.
m. On return will leave Co in jock Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings at 3 a., m
Barnett's CreeS 5 a. m Jarvisburg, 6 a.'m, ;
Newbern'danding, 7 a. m-. Old Trap, 8 :39 a.
, . .i if I m., Bmion, :su a. m., arriving nt uuaawui
I have a large ; quantity of -g .
rth Kiver iri. going and re-
when necessary.
BUILDERS.
r,aep cVitrtrrlac hmri TttflnP I James' Pier and North River Pt(
Kyyitoa oiuutiw, "4"v ",rw turning wh
and at close figures.
Pencino Post. The
at f am nan ooriTiTiv. i tri.ii iiaruiiua. iai uixa uaoo i - . . - - . i . a i
of Johnnie Riddick and others against battle J best JUniDer POStS at almOSt I
Riddick and others, I will offer for sale at pub- ""FW r , . ,
.pjj5 ence mz& . ana
at lOXU O ClOCK . m.,. line iuiiuwiuk uraununu
landsand improvements in the Stafeend coun
ty aforesaid: i ,
First tract bounded North by the lands of B.
v Rnmhum and others : East bv the lands of J.
Xi. Hinton and others : South- and West by the
lands of the said B. F. Burnham and others,
same containing su acres, more or less. -
Second tract Dounaea jn onn dv tne lanus oi
B. F. Burnham and others; East by the lands
of S. rT Edney and others: South by the lands
of the said B. F.. Barnham and others and West
by the Main Road, same containing 142i acres,
more or less. .... ; -- - -
J. Hetwood Sawyer, -Dec.
Slst, 1902. 7t Comm. of the Court.
W. G. BANKS, Manager.
good-heart. Tell me what you i
want.
H. A. Brickhouse,
GUM NEGK, N. C. ,
Ilotice!
Application will "be made to the General
Assembly for a bill to submit to the Qualified
voters of Elizabeth City for franchise for water
works and to ratify present contract;.
NORFOLK'S MODEL . .
RESTAURANT-.
Caters eipresslylol the patrorf- SEST HAEBLE " ' BEST WOBK
A
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Jai 9 it
OLD
H. T. Greenleaf.
River r Front.
acta of North Carolinians. It is
their home when i a Norfolk. If
your friend is from North Caro
lina ten to one here is where .you
will find him. " ' "'. "
r-The meals are ' home like and
prices moderate,
A delightful jesort for . Sportsmen.
Meets all Trains with , 'Buss.
Eates $1.50 Per. Day.
T. C. BISHOP, Prop.
. Belhaven, N. U
Son Mother who had we besi
see about a monument r to 1 mark
dear father's grave. 4 . "
Mother Son why see the C. . B. -Mason
Marble Co ; of course, you
can get the iron fencing there too.
In.f act son, they are in a position
BLOUNT B. NOBLES, ,t "
395 Churoh-Bt. . T-X-.
travagant'monument or maufcalexntL.
So you me Mr. Mason aJ once.. '
C B. Mason Harble Co,
. 59-61Poindexte St . .
!. ELIZABETH CITY, NV 0. -
: notice!
Is hereby given, that application wfllbe made
to the General Assembly of North Crrolina,
session of 1903, to incorporate the Columbia
and Fairfield Turnpike Company, v. -
; Dack O. Wewberry '
- ; for himself and other Incorporators.
January 1st, 1903.- ; ' "