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VOL EX
Another Sad
In Unfortunate Family
Samual M. Beasiley died at St
Vincent's hospital at noon last
Saturday, where he had been tinder
treatment since Tuesday week, for
injuries received while at work on
a gasoline boat at Poplar Branch,
N. C. He was carried to Norfolk
tbe day on which the accident oc
cured and placed in the hospital .
The accident which, resulted in
his death was having his toes torn
hisrfromightfoot nearly severed
from the ankle.'
A double amputation was per
formed by his physician, Dr. R. L.
Payne, in order, if possible, to
save his life, bit despite every ef
fort he passed away at the hour
name.
The deceased was a native of
Garrituck county, N. G. where ha
lived until about five years ago,
when he moved with his family to
Norfolk where he had since resided.
Mr. Beasley was a prominent
citizen of his county taking a liv
ely interest in its political affairs.
toe state senate, and was a mem
ber of that body when his little
son Kenneth, so mysteriously dis.
appeared from the home.
The readers of the Tar Heel are
familar with these incidents, with
the incidents of the futile search
es for the missing boy, and the
final abondement of all hopes of
ever recovering the child, and then
the trial of Joshua Harrison upon
tbe charge of Kidnapping the child
and the final end of the tragedy
which resulted in the suicide of
Mr. Harrison.
Mr. Beasley was a prominent
Mason and was worshipful master
of Currituck Lodge lib. 423, A,
F. and A. M. He was also a mem
ber of Poplar Branch Lodge No.
U6, I. O. O. F., and Norfolk
Lodge No. 24, Jr. O. TJ. A. M. He
is survived by a widow and one
son, age 24 years and a daughter,
16 years old. He was a man of
exemplary life and had many friends
here in North Carolina, Who
will learn with sorrow of his death
The funeral was held from his
late residence 913 East Brown ave.
at h o'clock Sunday afternoon, and
was conducted by Rev. W. T.
Green of the Methodist church. He
was buried with the usual Masonic
honors.
. HARRIS
BURR IED SAT.
The remains of Mrs. Martha $A.
Harris, were taken Saturday after
noon to the Reed's Old Place,
&ear Hall's Creek for interment'
Rev J. D. Dundy conducted the
funeral services from the home of
kr son Tom Harris in this,
where she died early Friday morn
ing, v ? -y
Nhe was about 75 years old, she
19 survived by several sons and
daughters.
Roy Litchfield ofter a visit to
Nag8 Head, returned to his home
ear Cress well last Monday.
IS
YouCanDwgll in Paradise: Do the Next B
Inr icnt
KEEP THE
EYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and
Same Elizabeth City People
Knows How to Save It
Many Elizabeth City people
take their lives in their hands by
neglecting the kidneys when they
know these organs need heakh .Sick
kidneys are responsible for a vast
amount of suffering and ill health
bnt there is no need to suffer nor
to remain in danger when all dis
eases and aches and pains due to
weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use of
Doau's Kidney Pills, Her is Eliz
abeth City citizen's recommenda
tion. .
Mrs. G. D. Bandy, 238 W. Fear
ing Street, Elizabeth City, N, a,
ommending Dosn's Kidney Pills
to anyone suffering from back
ache or weak kidneys. I endured
great misery from, backache and
paint through my loins for a long
time. I tried several remedies but
was an successful in finding . relief
until I procured a box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at the Standard
Pharmacy. Soon after I began
using them, the backache and pains
in my loins had disappeared and
my kidneys were restored to a nor
mal canditions."
F or sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States,
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
James Andrews after a visit to
relatives here, returned to his
home in Cresswell last Monday.
A L. Smithson returned to Cres
wsll Monday after a visit to rel
atives in this county.
Mrs. Pocehontas Luptcn and
daughter, Miss Beulah spent this
week visting relatives in Tyrrell.
NORTH CAROLINA
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
In the Superior Court
L. A. Young, Plaintiff,
.., , .'va . . .
C. W. Holiowell, Defendant.
By the virtue of an execution
directed to the undersigned from
the Superior Court of Pasquotank
County, in the above entitled action
I will, on Monday, the 5th day of
September, 1910, at twelve o'clock
M. at the Court House Door or
Pftsguptank County, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said exeoution, all the right, title
and interest which the said C. W
Holiowell has in the following de
scribed real estate, to-witr'
AH &ose lands situated in Pas
qaotauk County, N. (X, which the
said C. W. HoUowell received by
will from his Father, C, W. Hoi
lowell, r,, by will recorded in the
office f the Clerk of ttae superior
rM .
KIDIi
ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, AUGUST
A Fifteen Piec Dinner Set
Made of Porcelain China Elaborately Decorated to be
given away
MITCHELLS DEPT. STORE
Elizabeth City, N. C.
(See Back Page for Exact Picture of Set)
With every $2.00 purchase we will give you
either, a Cup and Saucer, a large Plate, or large
Tea Pot, one Sugar Dish, or Milk Pitcher The
entire set is worth $10.00 You get it for 15 cents,
You pay one cent for each gift. Starts August
9th to October 9th. Two Months to get it.
Start Now.
Court of Pasquotank County, in
Book O, page 355, to which re
ference is hereby made for more
complete description, the interest
of , the said C. W- HoUowell in
said lands being one-seventh.
JnfesdLdlfl--
CHAS REID,
Sheriff Pasquotank bounty, N. 0
Aug. 1 2 Sept. 2
KORTH CAROLINA
PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
In The Superior Court.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
vs Notice of Execution Sale
C. W. Holiowell & J. G. Holiowell
trading: as C. W. Holiowell & Co.
By virtue of an execution dir
ected to the undersignded from the
Superior Court of Pasquotank
County, in the above entitled ac
tion, I will, on Monday the 5th.
day of September, 1910, at twelve
o'clock M. at the Court House doer
of Pasquotank County, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said execution, all the right, title
and interest which the said C. W.
Holiowell and J. G. Holiowell
have in the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Being a part of what was formerly
known as the Relf Farm, beginn
ing at a Chestnut Oak in the line
between Geo. D. Pool and the said
Relf land, thence S. 87 West 66
chains and 80 links to a corner;
then N. 8 W. lV.4 chains to two
beaches; then N. 54 E. 23-4
chains to the gum; then N. 66 E.
4 chains and 4 links to a red oak;
then N. 65 E. 2 1-2 chains to a
holly; then N. 621-2 E.l chain
and 65 links; then N. 49 E. 10
chains; then N. 291-2 E. 3 ohains
to a white oak;thenN. 83 E. 30
1-2 Chains to another corner; then
N. 231-2 E, 6 chains and 60
links to the Main Road; than down
the Main Road to the John Hol
iowell line; then along his line to
the beginning.
SECOND TRACT. Beginning
at a cypress in the creek near Pas
quotank Biver, then running S. 34
degrees W- 30 1-3 chains to a gum
than S. 46 degrees W. 41 chains a
line of marked trees T. Reding line
to a knotty oak; than S. 10 de
grees 30 ohains Wn. Ethison's line
to a chestnut oak; than E. 40 1-2
chains T. Reding's line to a holly,
chinquepen and maple; than N. by
Davis' old patent line of marked
T -
trees to the beginning, containing
2 2 3 acres more or less .
THIRD TRACT. Formerly the
land of Thomas Sawyer; beginning
on Davis Bay O reek" and running
.ooiioweiisune k s WSlWMyW perfected in, due
rr . hu (mm noiiuweu corner; i
the window of MordooL Gregory,
dead and daughters of Timothy
Pendleton; dee'd; than along her
line to the aforesaid Gregory Creek
and then along said Creek its var
ious courses to the first station,
containing by estimation 80 acres
Also, all the right, titie and in
terest of the said C. W. and J. Q.
Holiowell in and to the lands will
ed to them by their Esther C. W.
HoUowell, as by reference to will
recorded in Book O. page 355 of
fice of Clerk Superior Court for
Pasquotank County, will more
fully appear.
Date this 23rd. day of July, 1910.
All above lands in Pasquotank
County, N. C.
CHAS REID, Sheriff
rasquotanK uounty, jn.
Aug. 12 Sept. 2
WANTED Salesmen calling on
the General Stores and Mills
Trade to write us for a proposi
tion worth considering. H. W.
Aring Co. Cleveland, Ohio. it
IN THE DISTRK5T COURT OF
THE UNITE STAEfi FOR
THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF NORTH CAROLINA, AT
BCilZABETH CITY.
In De Libel, Gasoline Bmt, fcMry
By virtue of a decree entered
in ihe above entitled eause on
the 18th day of July 1910 by H.
G. Connor, Judge of said court,
I shall proceed to sell, on the
20th day of August 1910, the gas
oline boat '4Mary B" her tackle
apparel and furniture, to the
highest bidder for cash, from her
deck, at the foot of Fearing St.,
in the town at Elizabeth iw,
N. C.
This 27th day of July lftU.
July 29 Aug. 5-12-10
Claudius Dockery
Marshal
J.W.Wilcox
Deputy Marshal
July 29, Aug. 19th.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Women of the neighborhood are at
ways sayiag of a widower: fee isn't
the same man since he lost his wife
Fewer marriages would be faifares
if the eontractiag parties didn't
either marry too young or whit until
they the too old.
Elizabeth
12, 1910
WILL BE THE
BIGGEST FAIR
EVER HELD HERE. PLANS
ARE BEING WORKED OUT
NICELY, AND THE PEOPLE
G-REATELY INTERESTED.
On aocount of out disabilites re
sulting from the recent fire. The
Tar Heel will not be able to con
tinue the premium list of the Fair
this week. Just as soon as we get our
business adjusted so that we can
use our Type Setting Machine ag.
gwn, the publication of the prem-
i&m list will be resumed .
In the mean time we wish to
assure our readers that the work
, on plans of the Fair are going on ,
ufr iOTrpbiats to " the
biggest Fair this fall that we have
ever had. Great interest is being
taken in the fair through out the
distriet. The farmers especially
are greately interested and they
will furnish big exhibits this fall.
Get reaay for the Fair now. Be
an exhibitor as well as a visitor.
This will be the biggest Fair in
the history oi the association.
NOTICE
Pursueat to the wower vested is
i . Q, A, b,
1 Ht"enaSe deceasea. wao was trusteee
in a certain ded of trust executed to
him by Willie Perry on the Sth day
of September 1907 and recorded m the
office of Register ef Deeds for this
county in book 31, page 278, secur
ing certain notes thereein described
and default having been made in pay
ment of said' netes, I wiS on the
put day ef August mt at 12 o'clock
M., sell far sash to the biggest bid
der at the court house door in this
County the following tract or par
eel ef land set out and described m
said del of trust as follows.:
Situated in Paquotank County y Bnz
abeth 0ity Township, N. C, and be
ing known and desigaified as lets 6
and 7 in W. E. Dunston's plat ef
Hopewell ana being samee tract ef
land conveyed to said IWHie Perry
to W. E. Dunston and wife by deed
dated Sept. 6th 1997.
This July 39h 191S.
BULB S.
As Excut-rix of E, B.
trustee. I
Per atty.
Aug. 5 12 19 26.
BTHBRIDGE
Etheridge, dec
SALESMEN WANTED to look
after our interest in Pasquotank
and adjacent counties. Salary or
Commission. The Victor Oil Co,
Cleveland, Ohio. It
IFOR RENT, My Residence No.
' ante t i oi .i
jrerr oireet o room nouse,
Water, and Electric lights and
bath. Apply to Irfivensteins or
H. H. Lavensteihs Store Eliz
abeth City, N. C.
When it comes to safety ooupings
the railroad brakeman seems to have
it on the minister at the presnt stage
I of the game Chicago News.
Gitv
Republicans Nominate
Their County Ticket
JEvervtni
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LNO. 45
The Republican county conven
tion was held here Saturday after
noon. '
D. O. Newberry was made chair
man of the convention and J. S.
Morris, secretary.
The following delegates to the
States convention were oppointed
I. M. Meekins, J, P. Overman J,
Q. A. Wood Alternates D. O.
Newberry, J. S. Morris and W. H.
Keaton-
The following execntive com
mittee was appointed W. H. Keat-
on, J. C. Thompson, I. M. Meek
ins, J. Q. A. Wood, J. M. Parker,
D. O. Newberry, J. F. Jones, W,
W. Eaves and J. P. Overman.
CANDIDATES NAME
Candidates were than
for the county offices as followst
i:giBii-K oi aeea, Joseph m.
representative to the State
1 a. '. sow .. w - tr "- "T
J. aBnrgess;SheriffvXP, Eaves
county commissioners, C. E. Kram
er, T. S. Only, G. L. Overman, B.
T. James and J. H. Halsey.
NOTICE
By the virtue of and order of the
Superior Court, Camden County
made at spring term, 191.0, in the
case of Jessie P. Skinner and other
vs R. T. Burgess, in which the un
dersigned was duly appointed as
Commissioner of the Court to sell
the timber on the ' land hereinafter
described, the undersigned Com
missioner will on the 12th day of
September, 1910. at twelve o'clock
M. offer for sale at the Court House
Door in Camden County to satisfy
the lien of said iudement the fol
lowing described property, so wit:
All the pine timber standing, being
or growing on a certain tract of
land situated m Smloh townshin.
Camden County, Morth Carolina,
bounded as follows: By the lands
of Matilda Biufoot, W. W. Bur
gess, R. T. Burgess and Zyiphia
Wilson, Containing fifty -50- acres
more or less, for the terms of fif
teen -15-yeajs form March 2 Sad,
1906, with the right to out and Ire
move the same during the said
term of fifteen -15- vears from
March 22nd, 1906, being the same
timber conveyed by R. T. Burgess
and wife. Margaret A. Bursas, to
T. 0. Skinner by deed dated 22nd
day oi March, 1906. Terms of sale
cash.
J. C. B.EHRENGHAUB,
Commissioner.
Aug. 12-19-26 Sept. 2
NORTH CAROLINA
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PERQUIMANS GQBNTY
Notice is hereby given to the pub
lic that application will be made to
the Governor of North Carolina for
the pardon of James Wtflcox oonvict
ed at special term ef Superrior court
of Perquimans County for the crime
of murder in second degree and
sentenced to States Prison for a term
of thirty years.
'si
T. P. WHsCOX
July 28 1919.
July 29 Aug. 6.
It's up to the asan who thinks that
only an. angel is good enough to be
come his wife to remain in the bach
elor class.
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