Sale of Land
:: Taxes:-
WANT. COLUMN
YOUNG Ml DIES
From this date onf. my customers; will find
my;oftice open 7:00 am.until- 6:00 p. m. each
KELLY-BELL
- t v
HOD PELL
AGRA
(Ledger Dispatch. .
-Marcellus Riggs, a young sinan liv
ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Cornelius Rfegs, " ; died this
morning at 5 o'clock at their home
415t Liberty street after asevere ill
ness of, pellagra. ''The deceased was
a native of Shawboro, N' C, but had
been living heer. for several years.
He "was in the 17th year of his age
and was unmarried. .The young man
had been a sufferer from the 'disease
for several weeks".'
: The remains will be 'forwarded to
his former home at Shawboro to
morrow morning via the Norfolk and
Southern railroad where the funeral
and interment will take place.
JUPT10LS
Wedding Invitations have been . re
ceived here,' which announce the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Kelley "of Hen
derson to J. E. C. Bell of Shawboro,
N. C. tfee, -event to be solmenized
inline First Baptist church in Hen
derson on the evening of April 20th.
Both of the contracting parties are
well known -here and are held in the
highest esteem.
Mice ttoIIav is verv nrominent in
society circles in Henderson. Mr.
Bell is a prominent farmer and
iness man.
Wanted Second - hand bags i and Jbur
k lap; and "Wndany quantity, 'any
where. Richmond. Bag Co. ; Rich
mond, Va.V. V ' ' ' M n
V.
rWanted Young men - to learn auto
mobile business, by msJI iand . pre
pare for positions astVhaff eurs and
. .reoair meiL We . make you expert
-in -ten weeks- assist you to, secure
positions. Pay; big work pleasant ;
drnsnd for men great: reasonable;
write. I for: particul.'tosimipll
lesson. Empire "Automobiles Infst
. tute, Rochester,, N. C. r zL
bus-
URJOIID RETIRES
FROM THE CONTEST
To the Democrats of First Judicial
District?:
Some weeks ago wheen it was an
nounced that Mr. H' S. Ward would
not desire a renomination for Solici
tor it was suggested to me by my
friends that I become a candidate.
The suggestion rather captivated
me and at the time I consented to
enter the contest.
Many friends have been kind
enough to make some efforts in my.
behalf and the democratic papers
have very generously made kind al
lusions to me.
I am very grateful to the press
and the people for their Icind con
sideration .
I thank all who have intended to
support me.
TJow that the glamour of the sug
gestion has worn off a serious con
sideration of my? business welfare
, causes me to say that I do not de
sire the office even if my business
welfare causes me to say that I do
not xJesire the office even if my nom
ination were assured. I therefore re
tire from the race.
Again thanking alKVho have felt
kindly to me, I am ready to help win
the fight for our party's nominees.
Respectfully,
W. M. BOND, Jr.
Plymouth, N. C., April 5, 1910.
Report of the Condition of
THE CITIZENS BANK
At Elizabeth City in the State of
North Carolina, at the close of bus
iness, March 29, 1910.
Resources Dollars
Loans and discounts 193,038.7i
Overdrafts secured $1,014.32
unsecured $27.34 .. 1,041.66
North Carolina State bonds 15,000.00
All other Stocks, Bonds and
Mortgages 28,220.02
Premium on Bonds.. 100.00
Banking Houses, Furniture
and Fixtures 8,700.00
All other real estate own-
eed 1,400.00
Demand loans v 8,351.76
Due from Banks and
Bankers 39,377.36
auto-
Wanted Youna meen to learn
mobile business by v mair and pre
pare for positions as chaff eeurs and
repair mem We make you expert in
ten weeks; assist you to secure po
sition. Pay big; work pleasant;
demand for men great; reasonable;
write for particulars and . sample
lesson. Empire Automobile Insti
tute Rochester,: N. Y.
April 15 at.
Extremely low Round Trip Excursion
Tickets Sold by the Norfolk and
Southern Railway.
A-
, F0r- thev.non-payHient- of taxes for
the year .1909 l will 'selt at the court
house door ' in ; the town of Elizabeth
City; N. :.C, ' "on r theT- 1st" Monday in
May the 2nd., 1910' the' following' described-property.-.
. . fr --
T'- Auadditional: eost of 95c.' isadded
to: all xaxes. herein i;specinea, maKmg
the total as herein shown. p-
LThis April-6, 1910.-: - . 4
v' , CHARLES REID, ' x
; ; Sheriff ' of Pasquotank Co. "
;; Salei of. Land Tor Taxes in Salem
w
Township
COLORED
Sykes Carolin 5 - acre. . . .
Johnson Richard 36 acres
Mabin, Mark 2 acre. . . . ,
Overton, Geo. 10 acre . . .
W'hite, iLewis 5 acre . . . .
Taxes Total
. . .90 1.85
2.53 3.48
1.08 2.03
5.28 6.23
5.84 fr.79
FOR CATARRH
Medicine Free in Every Case Where
It Fails to Relieve.
Neglect or pessimism, we believe,
is the greatest enemy the epublic has
to contend with when applied to the
loss or recovery of health. Prac-
Cash items
"Gold coin
Silver jcoin, including
minor coin currency
National bank notes
other U. S. notes . .
all
and
825.43
2,102.50
2,926.'06
7,154,00
The Norfolk and Southern Railway
will sell greatly reduced round trip
tickets to points indicated, and on
dates specified viz.
WASHINGTON , D. C Tickets sold
April 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 23. 24 and
t 25th. limited to return to reeach
starting poinf"by May 3rd.
RICHMOND, VA Tickets sold April
30th May 1 and 2 limited to return
to reach starting point by May 17.
ASHEVILLE, N. C Tickets sold
May 2nd to 11th, inclusive, limited,
to return io siarung point py may
Sale of Land for Taxes in Nixon
ton Township.
WHITE
Maston, W. J. .... ..32.88 33.89
COLORED
Cox, Mary E. 2.34 3.29
Cox, W, A. 15.66 16.56
Cartwright, Miles 2.02
Dozier, S. A. . . ,
Fields Jdhn
Gibson, Nathan 1 acre...
Johnson, Frank 1 acre....
Skinner, Andrew 12 acre.
Mullen, Aaron 4 1-2 acre.
Kinner, Harry 13 acre...
S'kinner, vWm. 13 acre....
Woodhouse, Joe. 5 acre . .
1.35
5.12
5.40
.90
.94
. 1.47
.85
.67
4.9B
2.97
2.30
6.07
6.35
1.85
1.89
2.42
1.80
1.62
6.56
Total 308,237.50
Liabilities Dollars
Capital stock paid in 25,000.00
Surplus, fund 25,000.00
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and
taxes .paid 5,899.09
Dividends unpaid 49.00
Bills payable 25,000.00
Deposits subject to check. 225,192.81
Trust Deposits 1,135.07
Deserve for Interest 561.53
Total 308,237.50
tically every case
might have been
been maintained
ment had! been
first symptom of
the advance stage is
sumption is cuaable.
of consumption
cured if hope had
and proper treat
resorted to at the
the disease. Until
reached , con
Catarrh is re-
State of North Carolina, County of
Pasquotank ss:
I, M. R. Griffin, Cashier of the
above named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
M. R. GRIFFIN, Cashier.
CORRECT ATTEST :
F. M. GRICE,
F. F. SPENCER,
M. N. SAWYER,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day of April 1910.
H. G. KRAMER, Notary Public!
sponsible, -we believe, for many cases
of consumption. It is about catarrh
wewant to talk to you today, inciden
tally consumption, since the two are
so closely allied.
We have a medicine made from a
prescription of one of the most suc
ceessful catarrh spcialists known. We
believe it is positively without . an
equal. We are so satisfied that we
are right, that we will supply the
medicine free in every, instance where
it is used according to directions for
a reasonable lenngth of time, should
it fail to give satisfaction in every
particular. We want every one to try
this medicine at our. risk.' There are
no conditions attached to our offer.
We put the user under no obligation
to us whatever.
The medicine we want you to try
is Rexall Muru Tone, It is a catarrh
remedy that goes direct to the seat
of trouble, t is carried by the blood
to every part of the system. It pur
ifies and enriches the blood,, tones up
the mucous cells, and brings about a
condition of health and strength that
tends to prevent the germs of con
sumptidn from getting a start. Be
sides this,. Rexall Mucu-Tone is a
wonderful appetizer, digestive aid and
flesh builder, its goods effects are of
teen felt from the very first dose. It
is one of the largest and most satis
factory selling medicines hat we
have ever had anything to do with.
We know so much of the great
good that it has done that we per
sonally back it up with our reputation
and money, which fact should be am
ple guarantee to satisfy anybody.
Rexall Mucu-Tone comes in two sizes
" cema ana ?i.w. we urge you to
v4ry it. Remember- you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in Elizabeth City on
ly at our store. The Standard Drug
company.
Report of the Condition of
THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
BANK
fl
At Columbia in the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business,
March 29th 1910.
Resources Dollars
Loans and discounts 31,471.74
Overdrafts secured 1,768.16
unsecured 299.32 2,067.48
Banking Houses 2,530.03;
Furniture and Fixtures
1,185.09 3,715.12
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency 131.53
National bank notes and
other U. S. notes 2,943.00
Total 46,955.75
31sV.
RIGHMOND, VA Tickets sold May
11th and 12th, limited to return to1
starting point by May 29th. j
NEW ORLEANS, LA Tickets sold,,
May 14, 15 and 16th, limited to
return to starting point by May
23ru.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J Tickets
sold May 16, 17 and 18th, limited j
to return to starting point, by
June 5th.
WASHINGTON, D. C Tickets sold
May 16, 17 and 18th limited to re
turn to starting point by June 1.
ATLANTA, GA Tickets sold May
23 and 24th limited to return to
starting point by June 1st.
Purchase you tickets via Norfolk &
Sotrtfhern Railway through Raleigh,
N. C., and Norfolk, Va.
For further particulars, apply to
any Agent of the Norfolk and South
ern Railway, or address, H. C. Hud
gins, GPA., Norfolk Va.
.pril 15 May 15. O
Sale of Land for Taxes in Mt. Her-
I Man Township for Year 1910.
(JForbes, A. D. 24 acre.. 2.16 3.11
COLORED
Perry, Willie 25 acre.
.20 1.15
Sale of Land to be Sold For Tax-
Newland Township Year 1909.
es in
Liabilities Dollars
Capital stock paid in 10,000.00
Surplus fund 1,400.'00
Undivided profits, less cur
- rent expenses and taxes
paid
Deposits subject to check.
Cashier's Checks outstanding
588.47
34,962.48
4.80
Total 46,955.75
State of North Carolina, County of
Tyrrell ss: -
I, , R. H. Sprruill, Cashier of the
above nameed bank fdo solmenly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. ,
R. H. SPRUILL Cashier.
CORRECT ATTEST '
JEFF DAVIS
' B. F. DUNCAN,
BEN J. SPRUILL, '
Director .
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9th day of April 1910.
T. W. WOODLEY, Notary Public
NORTH CAROLINIA
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
Superior Court
Before the Clerk
C. L. Lister; Lizzie Lister; ;
Oscar Lister; Mattie Lister;
Bessie Lister Markham and j
husband George Markham..
vs
Ceceil Wingfield; Frank Wing
field; Elizabeth Wingfield;
Earl Wingfield; Robert Wing
field; Lesselle Wingfield
Smith and husband Charles
R. Smith:
Order of Publication.
This cause coming on to be heard,
and it appearing to the Court that
the defenndants J Cecil Wingfield;
Frank Wingfield; Earl Wingfield;
Robert Wingfield; Lesselle Wingfield
Smith and husband Charles R.
Smith are all non residents, residing
in, the State of Virginia, that they
can not after due diligence be found
in this State: That axe proper parties
to this action same being for a parti
tion of the lands described fn thA
peuuon niea m tnis cause; That the
said petitioners have a just and
meritorious cause of action against
said defendants; and it further ap
pearing that said defendants have
property iu this State of which this
Court has jurisdiction.
COLORED
Brothers; J. S. 153 acre.
Banks, Henry 6 acre...
Griffin, Vann 28 acre . . .
Griffin,, A. S. 121-2 acre.
Griffin, Aubby C. L. G. 5
acre
Grigln, Clarissa 10 acre...
Griffin, J. H. 3 acre
Hinton, John H. 13 1-2
acre
Hinton, Robert 10 acre . . .
Jllnton; R. B. 10 acre...
Harvey, Henry 10 acre. .
Lowry, Wm. 7 1-4 acre . .
Moore, Cary 28 acre
Proctor, J. L. 20 acre
Rlddick, Will 5 acre......
Stokley, Geo. W. 6 1-2
acre
Stewart, Allen 25 acre
Spellman, E. 32 1-2 acre..
Temple, Oscar 10 acre
William, Isaac 2 1-2 acre . .
William, G. A. 15 acre
11.53 12.48
5.35 6.30
3.38
16.70
.9
2.25
5.51
3.34
.1.59
.1.35
5.83
4.01
3.54
6.80
5.B8
2.94
6.60
6.57
4.90
8.17
609
4.33
17.65
1.85
3.20
6.46
4.29
2.54
2.30
6.78
4.96
4.49
7.75
6.63
3.89"
7.55
7.52
5.85
9.12
7.04
Sale of Land for Taxes for Year
1909 in Elizabeth City Township.
COLORED
W.
I.
Allen, W. I. by
Cherry 3 lots ,.. 6.95
Bright, Charles 1 lot 90
Bell; Wilson 1 lot 3.15
Brown, Wm. 3 lots Il.8l
It is therefore on motion of Roscoe tEMott, Albert 1
W. Turner, Attorney for petitioners. Farrow, Priscilla
Benberry, J. ,C. 1 lot..,
Bond, Mary 1 lot
Banks, Victor 1 acre.....
Bennett, A. W. 1 lot....,
Baker, Wilson 1 lot
Brown, Cary 1 lot......
Barrington, J. G. 1 lot...
Collin; J. 1 lot
Chambler J. J. 1 acre.
CJhesson, Rosa 1 lot
Cale, Hugh 2 lots
Cabonus Foreman 1 lot .
Cooper," H. D. 2 acre...
Davis, J. Q. 1 lot
Dues, Samuel 1 lot
lot
1 lot..
4i7(
1.80
1.35
1.8-0
2.70
2.25
; 96
4.25
7.90
1.85
4.10
12.76
5.65
2.75
2.30
2.75
3.65
3.30
8 dayywherethey can obtain electrical supplies.
WE SELL - ':" ...
v
BRILLL'JIT TUNGSTEN LAMPS
YOUR LIGHTING
BILL 60 PERCENT
OR
- .
INCREASE YOUR1 LLUMIN A
T1ON 300 PER CENT
With NoJAddition to Present Cost of Lighting.
C. G. Pritchard
O;, ' s --try
km- - v..
o i' ' '''' y
508.Fearing Street.
Elizabeth City N. C $
Oe0000OO0QOOOO0OO3
v
IS YOUR PROPERTY
SAFE?
Olt isfnot unless it is amply protected with insur
ance.No one can tell when it will go up in smoke
If not fully insured see us. Delay is dangerous.g
WE WRITEJIT RIGHT.
LITTLE & SAWYER
521 Main Street.
Skinner, Peter 1 lot .... 2.25
Stalk, Albert 1 lot 2.25
Vaughan, Hattie 1 lot 1.80
William, Isaac l. 1 lot.. .90
Wilson, Armstaid 3 lots.. 4,46
Whitehurst Chas. 1 lot 1.80
White, Cieero 1 lot 5.06
White, C. l lot lJo
Bennitt Daniel L. 1 acre.. S.66
Dozier, Jerry 1 lot 4.19
Granberry, Martha 1 lot.. 2.02
Holloman; John 1 lot 4.55
Holley- L. D. 1 lot 1.80
Hinton, J. H. 2 lots 1.35
Harvey, Sarah F. 1 lot . . 1.35
James, J. l lot 7.40
Jouer, B. M. 1 lot 1.35
Jackson, Matherd 1 lot. . 1.35
jJeneigan, Speed 2 lots.. 4.73
Jenkins, C. J. 3 lots.'... 5.85
Little, John 1 lot .. 4.25
Lee, Sarah 1 lot 5.40
Lawrance, Paul 1 lot 2.25
Moore, J. H. & W. K. 1 lot. 1.35
Mitchell, David 1 lot ... 1.35
Mabam, Geo. E. A. 1 acre. . 3.89
Mann, Soloman 1 lot ... . 3.15
Newby, Henry 1 lot 2.70
Nixon, Isaac 1 lot 4.47
Owens, T. 1 lot 1.35
Overton, N. ,1 lot 5.15
Otterbridge, Lizzie 1 lot.. 1.80
Page, Arstead 1 lot M
Peel, L. A. 1 lot 4.f5
Peel, W. P. 3 lots 5.40
Pool, Betsey 2 lots .... 4:05
Pool, W. H. 1 lot .90
Rice, W. T. 1 lot 2.07
3.20
3.20
2.75
1.85
5.41
2.75
6.01
2.75
9.61
5.14
2.97
5.50
2.75
2.30
2.30
8.35
2.30
2.30
5.38
680
5.20
6.55
3.20
2.30
2.30
4.84
4.10
3.65
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Property.
By virtue of a certain mortgage
deed executed to the undersigned by
James Featherstone and wife, Mamie
Featherstone, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, and which said
mortgage deed bears date of the 7th
day of January, 1910, and is register
ed in Book 33, page 496, in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Pas
quotank County, I shall, on Friday,
April 29, 1910, offer for sale, at pub
lic auction, for cash, at the court
house door in said, county, at 12
o'clock, Ml, (the property conveyed
in said mortgage, deed, and which
property is described as follows:
Lot number four (4) situated or
the western side of Dawson's Lanes
Said lot number four (4) has a
frontage of fifty (50) feet on said
Dawson's Lane, and a "depth of one
hundred and fifty (150) feet at equal
width and is bounded on the North
5.42 by Lot calIed Number five (5) and
Deing the same, tract of land which
was conveyed to. the said James
2.75 Feartnerson by Wm. Yost and others
oy ieed dated September 20, 1909.
and registered in Book 33, page 418,
in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Pasquotank County.
This 29th day of March .1910.
2.30
6.10
2.75
5.70
6.30
5.00
1.85
3.02
Property to be Sold for Taxes Year
1909 in Elizabeth City Township.
Baum, Samuel 1 lot .72 1.67
Blount; S. M. 1 lot 11.22
1.85,
5.20
5.35 ..6.30
.90 1.85
ordered decreed and adjudged by the
court that publication be made once
a week for six successive weeks in
the Tar Heel, a newspapeer published
in Elizabeth City N. C, notifying the
defendants to appear at the office of
the Clerk Superior Court of Pasquo
tank County N. C, on Saturday the
21st day of May in the year 1910, and
show cause if any they Have why
the petition of the petitioner should
not be granted.
It is further ordered, that publica
tion of this , order shall be sufficient
notice of the defendants.
This the, 9th day .of April 1910.
W. H. JENNINGS,
- Clerk Superior Court.
ROSCOE W.. TTJRNER,
Atty for Defendant. ' '
April li 22 29 May 61321
Fenner,
Forbes,
Griffin,
Godfrey
Dock 1 lot.
Geo. 1 lot . .
Addle 2 lots
Lydia 1 lot
Gibbs, Ben 2 lots ..r. ...
Gregory, R. W. 1 lot ...
Graves, E. F. agt 1 lot.,
Riddick, Elbert 1 Ipt...
Reid, Geo.-W. 2 lots..-.
Sessomes; York 10 lots.
Sears; Margarett L. 2 lots.
Sears, Mary A. 4 lots . . .
Stalk,-,L. C. 1 lot. . .
Stark;-W. H. 1 lot ......
Simpson, D E. 1 lot.
Simons, Frank 6 lots...
Spellman, W. H. 1 lot...
Spellman, E;. M. 1 lot...
Spruell, Geo. A. 1 lotr. .
Small ISarah 1 Iotv. . ...
Spellman, XJeo. W. 1 lot.
5.26
2.25
4.73
3.60
1.80
4.25
3.37
; 5.80
: 4.25
3.52
1M
7.89
4.25
. 23
.35
S.37
6.21
3.20
5.68
4.55
2.75
5.20
4.32-
6.75
5.20
4.77
2.75
8.84
5.20
1.18
7.30
6.32
.20.61 21.56
. 5.15 6.13
.14.54 15.59
. 5.82 6.77
..8.10 9.05
. 5.80 6.75
.9.45 10.50
. 5.37 6.32
Bateman, H. L. i lot 3.83
Basnight, T. J. 1 lot.... 3.60
Baum, W. F. 1 lot ...... ,.72
Creekmore, W. H. 1 lot.. .90
Combs, S. M. 1 lot 72
Gilbert, Andrews 1 lot. . 1.80
Jones, Jorden 1 lot 2.56"
Jackson, J. D,. 1 lot -4.95
Johnson,- Mrs Lydia 1 lot 4.50
Lynch, W . 9 lots . ...... 7.B5
Midgett, W. B. 1 lot .... J2
Meggs, G. W. 1 lot 11.28 12.23
McHorney, Andrew 1 lot.. .90 1.85
Midgett, Ira 1 lot .1.80
Rhodes Simion 2 lots .. 5.22
Stallim,, H. . L., 2 lots . . 1.35
Stowe; A S. 'heirsJ by Rollil.44
12.17
4.78
4.55
1.67
1.85
1.67
2,75
3.51
5.90
5.45
8.60
1.67
Sykes: J. W. 2 lots .... 1.3
Sanders; Mrs. J O 1 lot., go
Sanders; J q l lot . 90
Sawyer, J. G. 1 lot. ... .90
Tillttt, Mary .E- 5 lots.... 6.30
TUlitt, T., J, l.lot ...... .90
Tillitt,. Mrs, I. Nl ..... .13.50
2.75
6.17
2.30
2.39
2.30
1.85
1.85
1.85
7.25
L85
14.4S
Per Attorney.
April 1 8 15 22.
Miss Carrie Alexander spent some
time In Currituck this week, the
guest of friends. V :
2.93
4.25
1.80
.15
3.88
5.20
2.75
4.10
W. H: RoUinson a proTnlnent mer
chant of Hatierea .was "here . - this
week on business; '
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable: Property
By virtue of two. Deeds of Trust,
executed to nje by D. D. Raper and
wife for certain purposes -therein
mentioned, which; said Deeds ol
Trust bears date, December 15th.
1905 February 1st, 1909 and register
ed in the vRegister's Office of Pas
quotank County, in- Book 29 Page 363
and book 32, page- 613. I slall pro
ceed on Monday May 2nd 1910 at 12
M.,'-to ..offer for sale at the Court
House door in said-County, at Pub
lic Auction for cash,, the property as
conveyed to me as Trustee, that
tract of land' in Mount Herman town
ship, Pasquotank County, N. C.
bounded on the' North by the land
Of Mflinr "R'rfl'ft ,Tc!6tntza snd Simnsnn
Ditch Road; East by Body Road.
South by the;MiII Road -the lands of
C. Williams and others, West by
Clarks land ' and . others. Containing
300 acres more or less and known as
the D. D. , Raper farm.
This MarcH 29Ur 1910.
CHAS WHEDBEE Trustee.
April 1815-22 .
Miss Edna Tyeer- of Maxton is
spending some time here, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. e. Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs; C..E.
Hattera ware-liere this
Burrows of
week.
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