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Proceeding of the Board of Com
missioners of Curritcuk County, Feb.
7th 1910. The Board of Commission
ers met according to adjournment, T.
L. Jarvis, chairman -and J. W, San-
derlin present and the following pro
ceedingi had:
Benefits allowed viz: Abner Bunch
4.00; Chas. Hayman. B.'&P; W. 3
Seals 5.00; Frank Rodgers 6.00;
Jas. Beasley and son 5.00; Matild
Tayne 2.50; Jno. Sawyer, afflicted
son 3.00; Peggy Coson 3.00; Godfrey
Tripp 3.00; Mary Ldndsey 4.00; Dor-
cos Dough 3.00; Nancy Perry 4.00;
Mahola Waterfleld 20.00; Fannie
Wicker 5: 00; Eaizabeth Beasley 2.50;
Lndicy Waterfleld a. 50; XJhloe
Chole Cowell 2.50; Betsy Robinson
2.00; Lydin Acklin Emly Ack
lin 5.00"V Joshua Baxter 4.00; Ned
Barnard 3.00; Grandy Bell 5.00;
Sarah Spruell 2.00; Zelpha Harrison
7.50; Adelia Coton 2.00; Jack
Spence 7.00; Adelia Coton 2.00; Ad
line Frost 2.50; Polly Twiddy 3.00;
Edward O'Neal 5.00 Leni Johnson
2.0O; Spencer Old 2.00;
County Orders issued viz:
Dr. H. M. Shaw 25.00 for three
months serving as health officer,
ending February 1st 1910; T. J.
Jarvis, jailor 17.50 for 35 days' board
for Bill Miller, Josephus Baum; 1.31
for 175 See copy for public
road. T. L. Jarvis 7.30 for Regular
day, on Board and milage and one
special day. J. W. anderlin 7.10 for
one regular day on Board and milage
and 1 special day: R. E. Flora 24.58
fior bill filed, see audit Book for
items. Gf W. Williams 14.00 for bill
filed, see Audit Book for items.
Upon a petition being filed with
the Board of Commissioners for the
laying out and establishing a public
road in Moyjock Township, it was
ordered by said Bqard that a notice
be posted at the Court House door
of the said petition by the clerk of
the Board. Sheriff J. E. Barnard
asked for an extension of time to
collect and settle the taxes for 1909
until the first Monday in May 1910.
After hearing his statement, ,the
Board ordered that he be given un.
til the first Monday in May 1910 toJ
settle said tax in full.
There being no other business the
Board adjourned to meet March 7th
191.
R. E. FIXRA,-
Clerk of the Board.
COMMUNICATION
Editor Tar Heel:
My Dear Sir:
May I, through your column speak
a .word to my fellows in Christ, of
whatever name in Elizabeth City,
and adjacent parts?
. . The Laymen's Missionary move
ment has come so conspicuously to
the fore in recent days and the theme
is stirring men's hearts and arousing
so much interest that I venture this
suggestion to our public: "That we
begin as soon as possible to hold
meetings to study the movement and
put ourselves in touch with the men
who are leading in it. At least seventy-five
of the larger cities in this
country will hold conventions whem
The Conversion of the Woria in this r
Hntioi.nHtti') ia tVio eiiMor for His-
cussion. Many of these conventions
have been held and thousands of our
mdst earnest and successful busin
ess men have figured at these gather
ings and spoken for the cause.
My suggestion is that the means
of our various churches form them
selves into chapters to study tihe
subject and within the next two or
three months thiB to have a - mass
meeting or have a chapter together
and at such time to invite some of
the great missionaries of the world
to address us. ,
The desire to catch the spirit that
is so characteristic of t8is world
wide movement.
We want the facts in the case and
Model A67
is a new one.
SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER
TRAIN of
South
ern Ry.
Harry Woldott and Hugh M. Kerr,
Receivers.
Direct through train service be.
tween all points in Eastern North j
Carolina, and via Norfolk to all east-
era cities.
Schedule in effect September 1st,
TRAINS LEAVE ELIZABETH CITY
8:65 A MT, Daily for Wort oik and in
termediate stations.
3:00 P. M., Daily except Sunday, ex.
press for Norfolk and intermedi
ate stations Parlor Car Service.
:25 P M. Daily except Sunaay to.
Norfolk and intermediate sta.
tions. ;
6.10 A. M,- Sunday only, for Norfolk
and intermediate stations.
a: 15 P M., Daily except Sunday for
1 Jl. t 3.41a1U a mm 4
intermediate Stauoas Conaecw
at Suffolk with all lines lor tne
Souta and West.
I0t23 A. M. Daily for JEdenton anu
intennedlate stations.
jk.05 P. M., Dally except Sunday, ex.
press, (Parlor car service to JQd
enton) for Hertford, ISdenton,
Washington, FarmvUle, Green.
ville, Wilson, Raleigh and inter-
mediate stations, aiso for New
Bern. Morehead City, Beaufort
and intermediate stations. Con.
necta at Mackey's Ferry for Bel-
haven and Columbia Branches.
Connects at New Bern for Kins.
ton, Golds boro and intermediate
Stations, aiso ior uneu or
7:63 P. M.. Daily for Hertford. Eden-
rm anA intBrmoriinto Stations
w. ww I
For further particulars, consult
Norfolk and Southern Railway Folder
or apply to F. JL. Garrett, Ticket
Agent, Elizabeth City, N. C.
H. C, HUDG1NS, Q P A W W CRQX
TON A G P A
E T. Lamb, Q M., Norfolk, Va.
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 effective Mon
day, January 24th 1910, will be op
erated on the following schedule.
Daily Ex Daily Ex
Sunday . Sunday
P. M. P. M.
12:15 Lv Norfolk, Va .Ar 3:40
1:45 Lv. E. City, N. C. Ar. 2:20
2:18 Lv. Hertford N. C. Ar. 1:39
2:40 Ar. Edenton, N. C.Lv. 1M5
5.00 Lv. Edenton, N. C. Ar. 12:55
3:30 Ar.Ndackey'B Ferry, Lv. 12.26
to know what they are worth to us.
Mr.- Editor, have read more or less
on this subject, but believe you will
agree with me, that we should have
and do something definite on the
matter.
The men of my church will. I hope
form their organization and 'begin
roading the splendid books to be had
for the purpose.
With greetings to all brethern in
Christ and a lively hope for better
knowledge of each other and that
cause so dear to us all. I remain,
Your sincerely
CLAUDINS P. SMITH.
Stubborn as Moles
are liver and bowels sometimes;
seem to halk without cause. Trtien
there's trouble- Losses of Appetite
Indigestion, Nervousness, Desponden
cy, Heahache. But such troubles fly
before Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
the world's best Stomach and Liver
remedy. So easy 25c at The Stand
ard Drug Co.
Wood's Early Ohio
are being planted in increasing
quantities each year by the largest
and most successful market-growers.
This variety makes uniform
ly large sized potatoes, of excellent
shipping, market and table quali
ties, and is proving to be one of
the most profitable and reliable of
early-cropping potatoes.
We are headquarters for the best
Maine-grown $66(1
Second Crop n
Northern-grown r0tat06S
WAAff aoth Annual Seed
Book gives lull descriptions and '
Seed
Potatoes
information, witn tne nignesi, tes
timonials from successful growers
as to the superiority of Wood's
Seed Potatoes.
Write for prices and Wood's
Seed Book, which will be mailed
free on request.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
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IN OLD TIMES DOWN SOUTH
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Stories and Songs by Mr. Polk Miller and Col. Tom
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HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
WEDNESDAY
Admission 35 and 50 cents
Seats for Sale at Selig's from 10th to 16th.
Notice of Administration
Having qualified as Executors of
the ,ate JnQ L Hintoni we hereby
indebted
to nis estate to come iorwaia aui
make immediate settlement and
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those holding claims against the
same to present them for payment
within twelve months from the dat3
of this notice or it will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery .
Feb. 3rd, 1910.
C. L. HINTON.
R. L. HINTON.
Executors .
North Carolina,
Pasquotank County,
In Superior Court, Before the Clerk
John 8. Morris, C. W. Hollowell
and N. Q. Grandy, Plaintiffs
VS
Jerry Cartwright, Charity Pool
and Husband, Chas. Pool, Lydia
Banks, Azuriah Banks, John D.
Banks, Dollie Banks, Henry
Banks, John Fere bee and wife,
Florence Ferebee, Robrt Tay
lor, Mary Taylor, Bertha Rld
dick and husband, Jobie Rld
dlck, Addle Banks and husband
Moses Banks, Creecy Copeland
and husband, Hezklah Cope
land, Charlie Brockett, Dallas
Brockett, James Brockett, Dan
iel Brockett, Plaintiffs.
The Defendants, Lydia Banks,
Henry Banks, Robert Taylor and
Jobie Riddick will take notice that
a special proceedings entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Suprior court of Pasquotank County
to sll for partition certain real es
tate belonging to the plaintiffs and
defendants as tenants in common;
and the said Defendants will further
take notice that they are required to
appear at the office of the clerk of
th Superior Court of Pasquotank
County, on the 28th day of February
1910 and aaswer or demur to the pe
tition in said proceedings or the re
lief therein demanded will be grant
ed. This January 27 1910.
W. H. JENNINGS
Clrk Superior Court Pasquotank Co.
Notice of Administration
.
Having qualified as administrator of
the late Henry C. Boyd, I give notice
to all persons maeDtea ro nis estaie reference is hereby made to two
to come forward and make immediate deeds wnich are recorded in deed
settlement and those holding,, claims Book p p pages 595 and 6, Cam.
against the same to present them for den County records,
payment within twelve months from THEREFORE, Let the heirs of the
the date of this notice, or it will be sald Daniel Spellman or any person
pleaded in bar of their recovery. j or persons firm or corporation claim
C. C. MEADS j tng under, through, or by them take
Elizabeth City, N. C, Dec 27, 1909. j notiCe that the timX for redemption
of the said ';ands will expire on, the
Miss Lizzie Bray has returned, from
a visit to Powells Point.
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Messrs. J. B. Flora, C. W. Grice,
F. M. Grice and Jet Davis have
spent this week on a hunting trip at
Nags Head.
T. P. Nash has spent several days
in Richmond this week, Msiting his
brother. a r n
.J. W. Fisher of Currituck was here
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FEBRUARY 16TH
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
OR. S. W. GREGORY.
DENTIST.
Office in Flora's new building,
Cor. Main and Water Sts.
DR. M. M. HARRIS,
. Dentist.
Office In Robinson BnCding,
Hours 8 to 12 and 2 to 6.
J. H. WHrTE. D. D. 8.
Twenty five years In
DENTISTRY
Cn all its branches.
Office over McCabe & Grice's Store.
Cor. Main and Poindexter streets.
THE HATTIE CREEF.
Daily between Man too and Eliza
beth City.
Leaves Elizabeth City daily at
1:10 o'clock P. M. for Man too. ..
Leaves Manteo daily at 5 o'clock
a. m. for Elizabeth City.
Connects at Manteo with boats for
Mann's Harbor, Mashoes and East
Lake
W. J. GRIFFIN.
General Manager.
Eastern Carolina Transportatioa Co.
NOTICS
Notice is hereby given that on the
3rd day of May 1919, the undersigned
purchased at a Sheriffs sale in. Cam
den County, N. C. said sale being
held for the collection of the taxes
on the property sold for the year 1907
Nine-tenths of the following describe
ed tract of land listed in the name of
Daniel Spellman's heirs, situated In
Shiloh Township Camden County, N.
C. and bounded and described as
follows:
Bounded by the lands of B. F. Mer
cer on the East and South; by the
lands of Jos. Barnard's heirs on the
West: and hv the lands of E. L.
Forbes on the North and containing
Q lMCr
( por deScrllttion o said laad
3rd day of May 1910 tfctf unless j
redemption f the land, made with-
j in said time and upon the conditions
provided by law, the undeVsigned will
apply to W. L. Forbes, ex-sheriff of
Camden County for a deed for said
lands. y
This 18th day of January 1910.
T. B. GODFREY .
, ' N. G. BURGESS ;
Camden, Nf C.
PEANUTS
tF you want THE HIGHEST price for
YOUR PEANUTS , SHIP TO
The Holland & Lee Co.
Storage and Commssion. Peanuts a Specialty.
SUFFOLK is the Largest Peanuts Town in the
world Liberal advances made on Peanuts
either , for Prompt Sales or StorageCharge
guarenteed to be as low as any reputable firm.
It will pay you to write for charges, quo
tations, etc., before shipping. We respectfully
solicit your shipment for which we will give
carefull ana personal attention. Write
The, Holland 3c Lee Co.
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C. C. COBB,
COBB BROS. & CO
So. State Phone 438 So Bell Phone 448
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Members of New York and Norfo IT
- Correspondence ofriqgo.
Staek Kcrnhange.
COTTON. STOCKS BONO
GRAIN . PROVISIONS,
Special attention given to Telegraphic and Phone orders. ExecutSoa
of all orders reported promptly. Any Information desired rearoia
markets will be gladly furnished at any time. j
ARCADE BUILDING
(Opposite P. (A Building.)
VORFOLK ,'vm ' ?'
" We want to thank our cus
tomers for their liberal patrons
age during the past year, which
was the best in our history, and
we solicit a continuance of the
it
same,
BANK
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Sharber G White Hardware Go.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Just Received 1
a car loan of Main grawn Irish Potato Seed. The car consists
of IrishCobblers, White Bliss, Red Bliss and Holton Early
Rose. .
One car Farming Implements
Consisting of
Disc Cultivators
Disc Harrows r
Section Harrows
Acme Harrows
Stalk Cuttetsi ,
Sunny South Com and Cotton
Planters,
Black Hawk Com Planters.
Vork Weeders -and oher.
Come in and inspect our stock. We h&ve
a big show room on second story o& our new
building whicji we are now occupying especially
to show our farming implements.
JENNETTE BROS CO
South Water St.
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