THE TAB HEEL, FRIDAY, APBIL 2f4, 1903.
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GRANDYl. . - '
CJorresspondence of the Tar Heel
r ; Grandy N. C., April J7th
x Sunday was a day spent very
pleasantly by both old and young
.Easter Sunday "we were glad to
welcome Ex-Governer Jarvis at our
Sunday School and to hear nis
welcome speech jon Easter. - .
Mr. D'anniel Evans . made a fly
ing trip home last-week. "
Miss Kempy Forbes, one of
J arvisburg, rmost jpbpular young
ladies f was -the1 guest of -Miss
Laura -Woodhouse Saturday and
Mrs- U. H. Barco and daughters
- ueiue ana jweme spent eunaay at
the home of Mrs. Jessie Evans. - .
Miss Laura . Woodhouse enter
tained quite a number of her
friends at her home Sunday eve
ning.
v There was a marriage in - our
"vicinity , last Thursday evening
the contracting parties were Mr.
JohnJSmith and Mrs. Annie Baum.
Miss Susannah . Barco spent
Saturday night with her : friend
Miss Paulinia Woodhouse.'
. Mrs. Fannie'Poyner spent Thurs
day 'evening near Jarvisburg visit
ing friends. ;"
Mr. S. C. Woodhouse who has
been away for some time is now
iiome for a few days. r
We are sorry to see the barrel
factory of this place is not going
up as rapidly as it should as it is
something- we need.
CAMDEN.
Correspondence of the Tap Heel.
Camden, N. C, ApriJ, 22:
Jiir. kjt. jm. Jiugnes, of JUlizabeth
City spent Sunday here.
v Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Trafton, of
-Elizabeth City were the cruest of
Mr. Traf ton's father, Mr. 'J. W.
Trafton, Sunday-af ternoon.
' Mr. Kobt. Godfrey 3pent Sun
day with his brother . Mr. T. B.
Godfrey at Belcross.
Mr. Gid Tillett and family were
the guest of the family of Mr. M.
B. Hughes Sunday.
Miss Liliie Dozier spent Satur
day night with her sister Mrs. J.
W. Creekmore near Belcross
Miss Beulah Trafton was the
guest of her friend. Miss Kate
HarrisSunday.
Mrs. J. W. Creekmore and Mrs.
Ida Berry were the guest of Mrs.
T. B. Godfrey Suuday,
Mr. Chas. Trafton and sister
Miss Annie, Miss, Helen Sheep, of
Elizabeth Cityand IJIiss Mary
Stevens were the guest of Miss
Ola Ferebee Sunday near Shaw
boro. Mrs. Bettie Sykes, ' of Berkley,
"Va., spent" this week with "her
mother Mrs. Bettie Sanderlin.
Mr. T. C. Ferebee and family
were the - guest of the family of
Mr. J. W. Trafton Sunday:
SOUTH MJLLS. y
Correspondence of the Tar Heel
South Mill, N. C, April 21rd.
Mr. L. H. Halstead returned
home Saturday after
ome time with friends and rela
tions in lower Camden.
Mr. T.'C. Ferebee . of C. House
was in our Village Wednesday. ;
Miss Hattie Etherage' and Mr
John Wallace of Wallaceton Va.
were the .guest of Dr: and Mrs.
-J. L. Lister Saturday.
v. V' J Lv Lister and wife are
-visiting at Elisha this week.
.Theentertaiment given b4 the
young ladies of. Trinity M. E
church Sunday night proved a
success. The young v ladies were
sho wered with congratulations.
Mrs. D. E. Wilhams left Monday
for Edenton, N. C. to visit relative p.
VF Riggsls quite sick at
vtnis writing. . '
Miss Blanche Hughes of Berkeley
Va. is visiting her cousins Misses
JDorthy and Clara Sawyer'at this
place.
M,r-AY- L Halstead went to
uiioik v a. Monday on business.
WlNFALL.
Correspondence) of
April 20. Mr. X.
The Tar Heel. '
A. Martin, ne -rrp.
:folk, Va, was here on business' ons
-day last weelc. -
. Messrs. Jacksan and J E
JJSTixon,-spent Sunday" in E. City. "
Mr. T. w: Babb spent last week at
.Plymoutk on businpns
7 JL JLH"1
Mr. Clyde.-Stallings has accepted
position at the Major&Lommis plan
2ng Millv This mill has helped our
town considerably as it has given
quite a number of our ' people em
ployment. Mr. T. t.. Turner, of - E. City
spent NSunday here visiting his pW
nts on Main street.
: Messrs." J. E. Davidson Jand W
Speight; made a flying trip to E
Oity Tuesday.
. Miss 0ra Hollowell spent Satur-
' 'ZnZCi&7 here Tisittas Mis?
w The little " children- of this 'place
amused themselves with an egg hunt
last " Monday'' evening. All of ' them
seemed to have enjoyed it very much.
Misses ' Lena Barber , and Sallio
Bright v attended Miss Sue v: Jackson's
birthday party at' , Chapnoke 1 last
Monday evening.
Miss Pearl .Humphlett returned on
' Friday, af tar, spending a few days in
E. City visiting friends and.: relatives.
- Mr. W. L. Jessup and. family
attended the' marriage of his brother
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at Hertford, a nursaay. . $ - -
"? Mrs. J. W." Jackson and children re
turned Monday after a very plea
sant visit : to E. ' City to ' friends and
relatives. j '
The carpenters .arrived Monday,arid
the" work onthe new M. E. Church
will-commence at once.-
HERTFORD.
Correspondence of the Tar ' Heel
Jlertiora, in. vj., .apru v.
A rf frr aoai nil mill will rift fifi-
tablished in Hertfort in the nextl
few -weeks. All of the stock has
been subscribed and , enough cash
paid in to start tho- erection of a
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Duiiamg ana put in me macnmery.
All the stock was taken by home
capitalists.
-A movement is on foot to have
the Suffolk and Carolina Railroad
extend its line to Hertford, or in
other words to construct a road
from .Hertford to Center Hill,
Chowan county. At a meeting of
the Business Men's Association held
last week, communications were
read from the general manager of
the Suffolk and Carolina road'say
ing that if a right of way could be
secured, the company would con
sider : the- matter at once,, and
spoke in very favorable terms of
the project. The people of Gates-H
viile are agitating the question of
itimuau uuui tucn iiuwu tu uoii-I
nect with the main line of the Suf-
railroad irom tneir town to con-
folk and Carolina.,
MANN'S HARBOR.
Correspondence of The Tar Heel.
April 20. Fishing' here has been
the . poorest ever known in April.
Our public school opened last Mon
day with Prof. W. G. Randolph as
teacher. At the last election our
people voted for the special school
tax, which will . give us ,the longest
term of school ever taught here.
Messrs. E. W., and Paul Mann, -made
a short trip to E. City last week.
Mr. . Dallas C. Twiford,- of East
Lake, N. C. stopped here
Sunday,
trip to
on his way home from
the Northern cities.
. Mr. Twiford is the senior member'
of the? firm of D. C. Twiford &
Bro., who own the second largest fish
ing interest in Dare Cuonty.
Capt. A. E. Mann, who has been
running the James P. Blaine, for
Mr. Robert Calhaun.during the fishing
season, has returned home. "
Mr. Calhoun is - representing Ches
bro Bros., a.well-known fishing com
mission ; company, in Fulton market,
'New York.
GUM NECK.
Correspondence of the Tar Heel.
Gum Neck, N. C, April, 21.
There was a verv good "sermon
Sunday and a large congregation.
Mr. C. C. Meekins. and Miss
Leoat Twiddy were married, Sun
day morning. We congratulate
then and wish them many joys .in
life. ' r . .. '
Messrs. Joe McClese and Ar-
gustus Sykes of Columbia were
here Sunday. ' - K
Miss Sadie Patrick was the
guest of Miss Annie Cahoon Sun
day evening. ',
The recent storm 'did 1 much
damage. There . were two or three
barn es and stock houses were
blown away arid some damage to
stock.
The tide rules , the highest, at
this place we haye ever known it
and is doing considerable damages
to the farmers. .
We were all made sad last week
to learn of the accident which oc
curred near the . Lake Landing at
uast Lake, when Mr. Frank: Creef,
his wife, son and child who had
been visiting Mrs. Creef 's v people
at :this place were overturned and
Mrs. Creef and one of the children
were drowned. Mrs. Creef was a
former native- of this place she
was dearly loved by all who knew
her. She" was always known to
have apleasant word for every one
and to, know her was o be her
friend." , - ;
A noble one from' us. has gone, -
A voice we loved is stiUed:
A place is vacant with her frlen.lf ,
Which.never can b ; fiillpd.
We learn Mips Mirinie Mkin
and Mr. Robert;.L. c. ,,f YiriuU
are to be married Thursday je'xt:
This is" to b laii.tli"r. marriagi
soon, but we Lve been requested
not, to give names of the parties so
we will not betray our trus.t.
-Mr. Bennie Combs returned to
this place some days ; ago. . He a
lookiner extremely well, iollv s and
handsome. We hope Ben, old
Doy, tnat you may ai ways, nave
Ufes sunshine in our pathway and
still remain 'happy ad voiding its
shadows - . :
GREATLY ALARMED.
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By a .Persistent Cough, but' Perma
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nently Cured by Chamberlain's
: ; Cough Remedy. v
Mr. H- 'P. Burbage, a studeat ' at
law, in Greenville; . S. had' been
troubled for four or five years' with
a A continuous cough - which he ' says
"greatly v alarmed me," causing me to
fear that I was in the first stage o
consumption."5 Mr. - Burbage having
seen phamberlains' cough remedy ad
vertised,:- concluded xo try it. .Now
read what he says) of it now: "I soon
felt a remarkable., change and "after
using two bottles of the twenty-,
five" cent sizA was permanently
curfed. ... .'. . - ' :C.
' For sale - by- Standard - Pharmacy,
Elizabeth City, W. J. Griffin Co.,
Manteo,' N. C. - , ' -
- KNOTT'S ISLAND.
Correspondence of the Taf - Heel.
Knott's Island, N C, April, 21.
Wo are informed that a -fishery
is cromer to be established ' on
Currituok beach in a-; fev days,
known . as the Atlantic' and
Knott's Island Fishing -Company.
Captain E. B: 7 Ansell will have
charge of the surf boat he is noted
for his skiil-and' bravefv in th'e
management of.a boat in a high
sea. John W. Bouden will"man-
age the shipnins: department. We
hone success wiU'crown every ef-
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tort tms crew srnui iua,n.v.
Mr. S. A. Coooer. took a -flvin
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trip to Wash wood's last Sunday.
Me reports a pleasant trip
Mr. W. J. Beasley
wast. fhp
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ges.t of Miss Emily Williams last
week, we are quite sure he spent
a pleasant time.
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Mr. T. . wrimn vvaterneia was
the guest of Miss Sallie White
hurst last week.
Dr. W- B. Sykes was the guest
of Miss Freedie Selden last Satur-
day and tounday eveninsr. we are
sorry to learn that the doctor got
one of his buggy wheels broken.
"A man living on a farm near
here came in a short time ago com
pletely doubled up with rheumatism.
I handed him a bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and told him to
use it fresly and if not satisfied
after using it he need not pay a
cent for it," says C. P. Rader, of
Pattens Mill, N. Y., A few days later
he walked into the store as straight
as a string.Stnd handed me a dol
lar, saying, give mer another bottle of
Chamberlains 'Pain Balm. - I want
it in the house all the time for it
cured me."' For sale by Standard
Pharmacy, Elizabeth City, W. J. Grif
fin Co., Manteo, N. C.
. The Boone Democrat says there
are immense quantities of last
I years crop of Iriph potatoes in
Watauga this spring, and they are
selling as low as 30 cents a bushel.
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some People Have Learned How to
tiet Kid of Both.
Backache and kidney ache are
twin brothers.
.You can't separate them. '
And you can t get rid of the
backache until you cure the kid
ney ache.
If. the kidneys are well nnd
strong the rest of the system is
pretty sure to be m vigorous
health.
Dban's Kidney Pills . make
strong, healthy kidneys.
Mr. -Henry Murphy, of . 684
Broadway, Memphis, Tenn., pro
fessional nurse says: : 'For a year
or two pain and weakness across
the loins and difficulty "with ' the
kidney secretions indicated . that
my kidneys were either , overtaxed
or,. weakened! All my knowledge
of medicine failed to bring relief
and ever anxious to get rid of the
trouble before it became
I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
at Hainner & Ballard's drug store.
They performed their - work very
satisfactorily. I know of a great
many others io Memphis who have
been benefited by Doan's Kidney
Pills." .
For sale by all dealers,' Price
50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co '
Buffalo, N. Y.; sole agehts for the
United States.
Bemember the namp Don n's
and take no substitute. Sold by "
STANDARD PHARflACY.
Doctors find f.
: . good prescription
: 1 For mankind v -
Th feiw 18 enoub f or occasions
Subscrib
it is $1.00 a'yean .
Y ; - Academy'of, Music Building. : With the Gale JeWelry Gom:anyr
All pvbrk guaranteed. Broken lenses reaired and ,new glasses furnished. , Artificial ("glass
.eves' made to" order;' EYES EX A Mi i WED; EBEE- -Corres ondence solicited. !
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Keep" ''
Posted
on SHOE STYLE and jtlien come here
and fLnd the kind you have " been looking
for. uTha Shoe you ead about. .
The ones you see on stylish people.
The ones you see in your mind's eye. The
well shaped and finished, uncommon look
ing shoes. They are the AMERICAN
shoes, made In all the new leathers for
hard walking and business wear and shiny
leathers for dressy purposes. Come in and
look over our stock. - .
Shop Co.
Where do you
stop when in
Norfolk?
Are you familiar with the ex
cellent accomodation and su
purb service of the hotel
In every respect an up-to-date
hotel with modern conveniences
at reasonable rates, : : :
Corner Granby St. and College
Jriace, tnree squares from Mam
St Street cars to all parts of
the city pass the door. : : :
IE. D DDouhtery,
Probrietor.
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
f not come and take, a look. I
can save you from
-10 TO 20 KWM'
LfeD(Cy(COC
bi I have the most comolete
me that has ever been broueht
to thisxitv. I defcompetition.
P DDcLdDN
67 Poindexter St.
N. Q. Qrandy & Go ,
Commission ilerchants.
Special Agents for Fertilizers
and CottonrSeed - Meal and
Hull - '
Dealers iri;No. ijHay, CorrC
Oats and ominy. ; . i :
Buyers of Gountry Produce.
831 loo
Granby-?
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- ; - ' usually found in a modern city store. "We have
-V selected our . stock carefully, we have priced it
to suit the times, and the' appreciation of all our
r , people, and challenge: others . to" produce its
equal, jlou win lite wnat we sell, and the way
: we . sell it (XE PEICE TO ' ALL. i"
Oriffin. Sflimn! Cr
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A Great
In compounding a prescription is not:a simple ,matter to
j be done in haste. We feel the responsibility for the patient
quite as much as does the nhvsician nnd W ko rt if .
R medicines are exactly what has
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' There is scarcelv annthpr
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iuc uutupuuxiuing oi prescriptions. - -
' , 0ur full realization of this is your best guarantee "that we -
wni aex v prqmpiiy, accurately, and inexpensively.
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99 Poindexter Street,
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S?tUt? JiieBt0U more than the reat display of Novelties in
SILK STEIPES and FLORAL designs Dress Goods, Lace, .Em
broidery. Latest in Shoes-nd Neck Wear, and a line of Shield's New
York Style in Straw Hats, Caps, etc. -r " ; - - .
' .fi1?; a E7ans nang just returned from the northern niaiiets
with aifull stock. Prices the lowest. We invite you to come and Eee
us and make your spring purchase. ,
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EVANS & MEEKINS, Manteo, N. C.
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Ask your Grocer, for Vood!ey'& Choice Blend
ROASTED COFFEES, is 1 2 I -20 TO 200 LB
Always fresh; and a ; home 'industry Roasted and packed n by
W. J. Woodley, Wholesale Grocer,
Poindexter Sty "Elizabeth City, Worth Carolina:-
Whrf f 8t, aD? &t ct line '-of BRASS and IRON
-V wPndow LV6VerythlUg deP-dabl-f- th uAr'
7-lbwe
; Q. W. STEVENS fif CO ; f
"-?" ; - Corner Poindexter and Mathews Street.
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I - To buy your goods when
we' can - pave you both
TIME and MONEY. . .
"We Have everything
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Pharmacy,
Elizabeth City, N. C.
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COMPLETE LINE OF
MADE AND GUARANTEED BY
NEW YORK
Latest HewYorei Styles
ABSOLUTE OUARANT EE TO PLEASE OR MONEY REFUNOED
& Meekins, Sole Agents,
Manteo, N. C.
Dep't Store.
ON ROANOKE ISLAND,
When Buvins:
Furniture?
-If not, the loss' is a mutual
one, and should ber remedied
at oncer -v
v OUR SPRING line is just
the tone for you to try us on
for assortment and prices.
You'll se cle verily J designed
pieces of ' FURNITURE for
Parior Decoration and Service.
, .The best designed, most
securely built Chambe"- Suils.
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