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BE 8URE YOU ARE RIGHf ; THJEK' QO AHKAD.-D Crockett
VOL. 88. NO 40
TARBORO. N. C. THURSDAY. OCUOBER 6 1910.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who Insure his life to
wise for his family.
The man who Insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may Insure health by guard
ing it. It is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests itself in innumerable ways
TAKE w
Tutt'sPills
And save your health.
BffTABLMHBD 912
GERM AN TOWN PENNSYLVANIA. I iaanry Irwin and seven!
(By Gaston Lichtensteln.) I "eat. The hodtos
When, George Washhaton fed the
riUW3UlninJ t . . 1 II". f . .
umw ohuiki tne redcoats nn a act u a. nine
twicer 4th. 1777 a goodly number of M he erected the
ok troops toadied from North! Qsrohna to peanerve for
jneral Francis Nash who
Mm
the
mor-
of interment of
oftb
may have con-
jEFF D. JENKINS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Tarboro, N. C 'Phone No.
1S6
DR. G. E. WEEKS,
Dentist
office nearTelegrsph Office.
. W. MACNAIR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Citizens Bank Building,
Norfolk, : : : : : Virgin!
NATHAN WILLIAMS,
ton serial Artist and Hirsuit Dec
orator, Tarboro, N. C
Two doors from Bank of Ta-bore.
jTra'nk LILE3,
Att'y and Counsellor at Law,
nai7 wounded during the battle com- ra whoa memory
mailed the Tarheel vegimentB. Th to whom
American forces would have won a to obaWtoo.
complete victory if two sections of FeeE that the Sate and Relic Bo
tha army had not mistaken each oould supply me wh Informs
other for the enemy. Notwithstanding tfcan nsaa, I proceeded to sank for
the fact that the BrJUah regulars th" headquarters. While walking e
were retreating and Oat a state of an Oaxsnentown Avenue towards
demoroUasiUan -warn feat coming over Veron Park whlfther certain question
the redcoats a grievous, mistake sjaaaj ee directed me, I was struck with th
ed Continental success into defeat. snwalbwlisre of the residences and
Do lose the fight would nave been w-ae UP eurpnkasd. therefore So read
batter enough but the Commander sn Shaft this old Marn Road
Cheat suffered addftaonal seduces for deaSnction of being the
he lost one of faia bravest officer. An mot Qnalnt street In the U
iftuaoaooa company anrounded Wash v
mgton, on the ere, of the battle of Oar Aathmwjh the Stto and Bahe
maatown. What memories are awak V "T"mtoa a btsjbiy cretxKabte mu-
ened by the names of Greene Fuawkri railu to Vernon Park, not
Nash Wayne Marsha Hamilton Pick Carmantown Branch of the Free
ering end Lee: A few atom iat- th PubMc Lmrary of Ptaeadeaphis, there
body of the aaatsnt North CUroiinnu, w5r pureona on the historic thor-
rested in a cemtery nearby. puM outfrftele 00,7 ha is
military honore were accorded the del aatotonce but they told
oecsed and the funeral of Francis! tu 7 had newer heard of the
N'aeh lived sasttoeVv n ti mmb la organization. Ttse custodaan of
those present. received me psaaaantly
Writers have oreeerved imnV Aetaita aouL guarded numerous ob-
aanmected with the wounding and
Jects of aajwirol interest
pw,;. in Stats and Fed en! Courts end to the memory of other Revo
luuoBwrry otiwers buried deaide ham,
a monument standc today an the bury
Ing grounds at Kulpsville. The in
scription thereon has been copied by
Dr. Naaman H. Keyser and iooorpor-
ated, into the history of Gemaatow n
Not only the names of the people
hut the appearance of old makn thor
oughfare suggest German settlement.
The mere mention of feather beds
gives Teutonic flavor to a i muslins
PhdaadeVphUi has reached out and
made a suburb of what was once a
under
death of the North Carolina Brtzaoier frche oondlOona. a lengthy
General. Hta blood was said to have budm would doubtaaa. have
soaked through two feather beds. SSlTT tam- SlQce w"
DroflMlftl.T UH ha hkxtH TV .Mo TMm. "V me, 1 MMO IOT OOe
smaasBwa ox tne orncWMjs of toe
okety. Fortuoatetr, Dr
Keyser was at home.
Ur. Keyser's ancestara settled at
Germantown during the eatay period
of Ms history. Wateon refers to
them m his Annate. Wtohini to par
petuate the past Mfa of She
y, Naaman U. Keyser has collected
a large store of data. Mis book
a standard work on the subject with
which it deals. Having noticed in
tne inscription, mentioned above in
connection with Henry Irwin 1
the SHe and ReUc Society sty
the EJdgecomhe officer aa Major.
told the Doctor this was a
He immediately confessed I
feSow workers had dons oi
Tthie very inscriptla
of a gift. As a matter of
i, R0ST. PENDER
Surveyor. Tarboro, N. C
Post Offioe Box No. Fifty-Four.
ROBERT'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC.
The great Fever and Chill Remedy.
33347 Botties sold last year.
There is a reason.
It relieves chills, fevers, and clean
ses the blood.
For sals by all dealers. 9126
umvwg town ax mwes OBBtant. ine
MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE'S MU- German and Dutch setftlero worked
TUAL BENEFIT ASSCOIATION. indnstrtoussy in their days and some
Will take notice that 1 can be found of them used to carry their wares to
at my office. This Is the cheapest in Phsdelpbaa where they were pod -led
B'lr&nrn in th a muntrv And ahsnlntii Ion he street
ly reliable.
DK C. A.
Surgeon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. 0.
Vsftoi hours y to 1 and 8 tn 5.
J )R. DON WILLIAMS
dcrgeon Dent
ist, Nitron Oxide
ami Oxygen Gas
administered in
the extraction of teeth.
Tarboro
CIVIL ENGINEER
JOHN J. WELLS
Rocky Mount - N- C
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.
For the term of five years begio-
t.::g January 1st, 1911, that tract of
land situate about three mQes from
Tarboro.on the Rocky Mount and Tar
boro road, known as the King farm.
This tract of land contains about 384
a res of which about two hundred ar
in cultivation, and is one of the
best farms in Edgecombe county. V
has on It a dwelling bouse of six
rooms, five frame tenant housesample
out houses, barns, stables and sheds
aad is abundantly supplied wih good
water. About $600.00 will be spent In
improving the buildings on said pre
::.iries before January 1st, 1911 or as
soon thereafter as la practicable.
For terms and further particulars
address either of the undersigned oi
iil on them at Rocky Mount, N. C
August 29, 1910.
J. C. BrasweH,
E. L. Daughtridge,
for Planters Bank, Guardian.
m -U'K 1 conceit jqj. dormant told me that the
tp tt TJurrsmunj " cameterr was not ka eseutea (o tne
s-eratarr tnd Truaimi on my way back to Rich mood I comjnumty hj a .certain Mr. Wolf
iu onwM- to see wu il txut that the land was obtained by
WHITEHEAD, assav ottered any tnang or direct mBiimm Thus we cannot I
to Edgecombe County. It wU be re-1 everyQiing we lead. Wateon
that Henry Irwin a mer-1 ma tlS(a. )saior h line (no
or Tarooro was aasen aunng snauans) whence th tonal societr
the battle in and about the village. pirobmbty extracted Shear toformatton
Due to the ksndncas of Miss Florence jBduced our Ueutenant-Oolonal to
Uhter, a resident of Germsntown who of Maor. Baing we rup-
xnstructea me now to reeou my piteo w0h htemtare. Dr. Keyser
tanattion easdry and quseiy, I ws I eoded me a copy of the guidebook t
saved much time and neecvessj Qarineniowo. Thss recant puhaosUan
worry. After arrrvel upon the ground I corrected Watson's error and
I found snteUgent tooting people ig- USms that Dr. Keyner wMl
noract of then- own nastorvcai treaa- tn-ws. accordtnair on Che
"
urea; however their tack of know
ledge sb not exceptional. AM over tne I The North Carolina Saste Reoords
world tourists Hod that reewents I compiled by the Hon. Wester Ckark
know sees about the tame of their oootadne iettsrs written a short sHll
communotaes then aCrangerB. after the battle of Germsntown. Here-
It was easy for me to remember
UDsal. tha name of the station where taken prisoner. I hare
. -
I was to get off the train. Not onry mens alio teat zua body was not re
iki the word remind me of UpsaJa, covered. But uoleas there is positive
tike uorvereity city a flew matae from proof to the oontnary we shousd take
Stockhokn and the burial place of Watsons word end hold sacred the
Gustavus Vena, but I am Inclined to UtUe plot of around spot which
batoeve that a Swede s tesponsfble a mqmoria' o the brave North Car
for Ks original appearance in Ger- ostuasns who rest a one grave as
maotown. Across the State of New they fought side by aide in esse oeuee
Jere3y without a stop sn express oar- May their memory newer he for
ried me from Atlantic CKy to North gotten.
Pharaidelpbja. Thence 1 transferred
to an accomodation, which made the
run to Upsal to a short time, Inokud-
ing stops n the newer portion or
the suburb.
Modern German town is very attrac
tive. The residents enjoy the advan
tages of country lite wfc eta abun
dance of 'trees and foliage. Many of
the occupants who spend the day in
the houses of be well to do stand m
the midst of beautiful lawns and (he
occupants, who spend the day an the
9m he I
Save Time and Trouble
By Going T
to tks a
THE RECKONING MOOR
atemisw SS4i m Oateisj
Ms Lor m4 wmtm la. W.U 4mm.. tmmm
faSSfMl mrnmr fwm imtmmm.' I wM mmMm Ha
f H Ue Lmr4.m I
'His study follows the see
it
the fact
Advaot.
th world la as
He
la ptoputtiOU to their
la wail that we seep la
difference between the narabia of tne
and the para Me of lb taJanta
Is sixty rJmaa aa valuable aa a DoaedL
In the narabia of the poaad aarh ear-r
ant got ooa pound, bet la m parable
of the tsjanta tba nembara stran va
in some raaperta al of OeTs
have
a pel'
sentod by the pound. In soother re-
opportooltlaa.
and advmatagea vary, as
to tba peasant stodr. tba pa rat
hie la 'another parable of the
a. The Oraat Teacher bisnaaW
cpportnnlUaa To
Of Ode parable waa la the dare of tba
Sigh and at rentscsst shd forth la
lh. Vm r nanw. ' ' I n
fmealcatiQc a
of his followers, as
of
O
i sure beau mat
Si ZmI K SZTmmmmmm ' '
bath theltaa SBta- AJ of UUs test fjagsst fjaagssf.
vu rwaD wo taaaaaa aas ara waa -mm Maaaaaaa mmm-mmm
STHE DRUCCIST
First. He always ha.
wbat you want.
Mason ir Temple
lluildins;
N.C.
i dae tsto the )ey sf
MM te a
.as wished
-
Re a..
lilt. e
maud c.
ZZ2 YOU R
MErW
FALL
tsee a faMhfei
Tea
h sue u
ta tba tow the tea.
wsswpjaai wo
Cocr
A T.
In tba earth, parbapa
EA(CH INO- BIBUE CLM3
I war to iHCsaASs omc-s ta
wbieh twfa sud SS
Ti JfH baaa "wT s
srabl eV Uaa M
ef a
tsit at is
i T
If
M fraa
oaa U
as t.
whlf rwJsasasc the rtss
thai tbe days are sal
H J&JfmSm i ww to attaTaUUha the meat
a T M w.
a. n w.
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OPPEIKIID
CLOTHES
TOO
Taa
sf totoa ton
W. I 1-4 a
tha Lord of
tnla Gospel Age,
A SOUTHERN PLAY.
Why
is
"The Sine of the Father'1
Timely Just Now.
the Father" at the opera house Oct
ober 11 rUi sat s Southern play by
a Southerner who knows his subject
The playwright referred So is Mr
Thomas Dixon, author of "The Leop
ard's Spots' "The Clansmen The
Traitor, Comrades'' and many other
TAX NOTICE.
In person or by Deputy, I will be at
tv,A 1 .i..a. n tha rfa.teS
.wmu - burban community
:uimed for the Durpose of receiving
"axes:
Township No. 2. Conetoe, Saturday
October 15 th.
Township No. 3. Speed, Wednesday
October 19th.
Township No. 4. Lawrence, Friday
lr 21st.
Township No. 5
day October 26th.
Township No. e.Whjjtaker, Saturday
October 22nd. ' f?
successful ulavs aad
hot city of Phatedelphfta auvMet pon-1 fo che fact that The
gested traffic can return on coe eve
ning to the luxuries of fresh atr and
freedom. Smoothly paved streets ettm
inate the mud nuisance one is com
pefled to put up wite so often in a
st a ay eeat
sf -him
DUTCH LA UGH AT ROOSEVELT
Stuck
vs ton aatxfct.
ssm aa pralssa
: af.
f jjH HLIsBsIbBs( SlaO mWomwmmwmmr)(m
n Kal- dS toavyet he ealy a dream ka Mas
I slsr w"w4 MsVflft SHssw1
et the' iflBssetoeds istpllj il by Dnu
arwaa p3 oeaaeed.
there. Owes -firs busasaeton of Pfaasasmi
T. Zander
L'.- I Itoaarc Tear Stock
r.'rrtrr Tkt Carolina Lhr Slirk Hitial Cs
R 0.
At
J SB M
wre their aemae ssfsn payv. ...
erst toted shows tba rf ammto esset, he
l KStoer and Priaos !ssjy Ilka toss to mpoaa
Sod dMra, hut a Mtwto up
fhW wsaa he a
FUaVT Baaaissaalt ssabsastaaaasTsaM
UKXWLWSu mm. whe to. mJL at fZarua
U l. I mm to the
aj sj gbj
ui
Fa H. PENDER
Sins of the Father"
an expert, because right now
leajed "Southern psaya" are being of
fared by writers whose Ignorance of
the South a abysmal. Men who
know nothing of the social code, of
. mt 1 V I - . .
But we are now concerned v. son Gutter -resstioo of races, of toe
the old settlement. The inhribitaots I pgycnoiogy of the whh)e map and of
of lobe Colonial Period and Revotntion I tte African, dare to come forward
any Era were stretched out for e arui present imaginary scenes em
miftft end a half, chiefly on bott bod vine their absurd tdeaa about in
sides of what 43 known as German- ter-racial conduct. Such efforts may
town Avenue. Although attempts to fool eudienoes a thousand miles a-
strajghten It have met with a certain wy actual scene of the race
Leggett, Wednes- degree of success, toe tnorousnnwa problem, but they cannot I
scan retains its sinuous appearance, people Of h city, Mr
Some tohonk the street is crooked be- -The Sins of the
cause K follows an old lnbpan tradl Q&adlies without stores the snb)eot
but mv acquaintaooe with medieval 1 the Intermixture of races. It
Township No. 7. Battle boro, Satur- BuTOWan ieods me to the con- mmHk to the mark, but it doss
day October 22nd. I ahlioI1 that the settlers played a part ofend the proprieties and
Township No. 8. Old Sparta, Tbufs I in "laying out" of the Road. above all a never strikes a tmtmm.
lay October 27th. I Rt extent my first step upon this mawkish or feebly I UiiiMil note
TttMia vr o My..iosflald. Sat- Kfww wwrmsihfaT wss taken aimost so say those who have
urday October 22nd. , lopposdte to the cemetery to whdeh
10 pinetops,Saturday I Hemry Irwxi la buntofl. Having cr
sed the street to read one swu
i ...ww, th. nkrwm wall by the
Harts Store P- JTmZmZ t that
1IC HQU Kvmm -"--'-v I - "
the name of Edgecombe's martyr to
the cause of ktoerty led ail the rest
Prince
You. Mr. Farmer
AtphM
the
e.- New York World.
Itoe
THE WONDERFUL DIAZ.
Mexico's Ruler
in the September
on la tha
Dtx
Pi tore
Township No.
October 29th.
Township No.ll R. O
Friday, October 28th.
Township No. 12. Rocky Mount, Sa
urday October 22nd. (Calhoun's J beakte the graveyard
Office) I ! ! fife concord School House where to
Township No. 13. Lancaster's Store lg53 the Junior Order of ttoitod A
Tuftariav nntAhor isth morfnan AIechn4ce hi said to have
Township No. H.Sharpsburg, Satur- been organised. Watson the awtoltot ill III
a.. lf Pthibwieinhto three generejlons a pass that of Mr. Dlxonfa greatei
' WWBW "1' ' . . r. ' aw, t where' vtoue effort. "The C
t tt Tqnann minii. i mri tumtoli ojjv v - - ' i
vital
Do not mks this
of the evti of "mixed bloods
preached as a sermon or
an essay, but presented as a
stage story with living
to enact the ntomeaeoua parts. Bs
atotleealy funny comedey aad heart
breaking pathos are to the toisag.
whtte the bar dramatic nsomenta stir
toe aouia of playgoers to toe depths
tt to predicted that the success of
sur
a isvw hi hiwiiii wtmm w j
4eox baa been tba ejas couaatounsjaj
aad Imntsssfie flfure. He hep dedlj
oated, or wtu dedicate many aswr
hantniai and aaasaMato- He ha re-1
ceivsd all the visiting dMessuioas l
person. There to no sign, of fcnpaif
asant of visjor la his watt, to
ap ch in the ftrm grip of his
That he will torn throufl
tonsil iwtototos all ha
power Is the arm belief of mesa whet
are close to Mm. That their beitof
well In dill, all whs
interests of Mexico at
venUy hope. There
LSSS rears before Dies
survive him But there has
a
I
totoa ft. His
fsiMng oaa
meats of his peep, hts i
i ari . a, 1'isu
I
sf sjsJI
WOULD WELCOME IT.
Cotton Sheeetta
Peanut Bap,
liay: tfin and
Ties and Duck.
THe
Wka Haws ton Pi auto to St
a jM
e as ha infleaar " fwssJvwi by toe
ion of ike res,uh tflhCwl'wa
AomiNirraATOR t
a l
tat of J
OT;Cf
a .re
55 Roberson-Rullin Com pan!
J C.
d. h.
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itotoruey At I
Im $25 WgS$
lei sjftgcrhsssrSe
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