LEGAL NOTICES
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Xbfi tax books for the city 01
v Washington baye been turned over
to the undersigned, and this IS tp no
- tlfy all owners of property subject to
tax that I am ready to receive taxe*
for- the ensuing year. They must be
collected* at once.
W. B. WINDLEY, City Clerk.
October 7, 190SL v> \
? si NOTICE.
? North-Carcllna^Beaufort County. In
the Superior Court. A. D. Lloyd |
vs. Lilly Lloyd.
The {tetendant above named will |
take notice that an action entitled i
above has been commenced in the
Superior court of Beaufort_Tininty.
"To sefcure an a osol Ate divorce from
. the defendant;, and the said defen
dant will further take notice that Bhe
Is required to. appear at the term of
the Superior court-to be held on the
seventh Monday after the first Mon
day In September. It being October
25t -LAXia^-at the courthouse of said
county. In Washington, N. C-? and
said action, or the plaintiff will apply!
to the tfourt for the relief demanded |
In said complaint.
This 13th day of October, 1909.
GEO. A. PAUL,
Clork Superior Court. |
v r NOTICE.
At the request of Honorable Geo. I
A. Paul, Clerk of the Superior conrtj
of Be&Qfort county, there will be _
joint meeting of the various precinct
executive committees of Long Acre
townshjp at 11 o'clock a. m., on Sat
urday, October 16, 1$Q9, at the court
iio u q^hr-M'ea h 1 n gton , K. G. T
" TheTWl'poae of lh? meptl.g t? to|
recommend a successor to All the un
fxpired'term of the late H. O. Jor
dan. as County_Comm!ssIoner. made|
vacbm by his deaths
Thl&s^th day of October, 1909.
WILEY C. RODMAN,
Chairman Dem. Executive Com.
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NOTICE OF HALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of mortgage
from J. J. Davis and wife to Wiley C.
Rodman, dated the 10th flair nf Iinn
ary, 1907, and duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Beaufort county, in book 145 at page
228, to which reference is hereby
made, the undersigned will on Tues
day, the 9th day of November, 1909,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse
door of Beaufort county, at public
auction, offer for sale for cash, the
following described property: First. I
.1 .trnrt nf lnn.1 In Hpnnfni-t rnur.tv.
North Carolina, beginning on the I
road leading from Washington tp)
Leechville, where the line of Collins
wood-Ward patent crosses said road
near the corner of the fence of said
* John P. Campbell, thence rutining
with the said road south 72 1-2 west
. 4 1-2 poles, thence along said road
wrmth si 1-2 west 17 1-2 noles thence
along said ruaii anmh fl7 1-2 .west _3Jl
poles to the old Candy wells, which
are north 38 1-2 east 12 poles from
the Maxton road thence north 24 west
ion poles, thence north- 86 east 100
poles to the southwest corner of the
Collinsvrood-Ward patent, thence
with tlie lino of that patent south 30
east 73 poles to the main road con
!"TM *nor?? or loss. Seti
ond: A tract cJ land in Beaufort
rtn:n?v- North Carolina, known as the
home place of the late John P. Camp
bell. deceased, beginning at a pine on
the north line cf the Washington and
I.eachville road at the southwest cor
ner of the land, convoyed by the par
ties of the second part to John P.
Campbellr-being a tract of land orig
inally convoyed by John P. Campbell
t*nd wife to Jw Ji IMvlo'antl wlfa,
corded in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Be an fort county in book -#6
at page IS, and running-northwardly
"^Vith tho last line to tlje private road,
leading from the Washington and
Leechville . road to the Asa Waters
line, thence westwardly .with the lino
of Asa Waters and the heirs or thos.
Webster to the northeast corner of
.the Rodman. jand^thenco southwardly
to the east line of tho Rodman land
to the Washington and Leechville
road, thenco eastwardly with said
road to the beginning, containing 60
"CJ** morft-Of lass. The foregoing'
property la sold subject to such .other
and prior encumbrances aa may ex
ist upon said property. Terms of sale
cash.
This the 6th day of October. 1909. |
WILEY C. RODMAN,
Mortgagee. |
.luiitt ur MliK.
By virtue of the power' of gale con
taLned In a certain ^oT|g?Ee- from
Felton. Smith and Nlcey Smith his
.wife, of the county of Beaufort and
State of North Carolina, to R. Y.
Credit of the same county. and State,
. % dated the 6th Jay of May, 1907, aird
recorded in the .office of the Register
of Deeds of Beaufort county, in book
.t48 at page 300, the undersigned will
oij Tuesday the 9th day of November,
190if, offer for sale at pubjic auction
for cash at the courthouse door of
Beaufort county, at 12 o'clock noon,
the following described property in
Belha^eb, Pantego township, Beau
fort "Mint y*. N. Cr, it being . about
1 1-3 miles west of Leechrllfe, N. C.,
and boundad as lolioiMU ? J0h the
nprth by the land of Henry White,
on the east by the land of Amos Har
? ? ? Ifcf - south by the land of James
Stewart; and on the west by a lane
leading from the Leeehrllle pjablW
cJL road lo the Pun go Rlrer road, fit be
i 1 BBOMI
"I TELL YOU WHATl" *
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"Bragaw's Insurance is good Insurance. '
Don't forget to get it.
WM. BRAG AW & CO.,
First Insurance Agents in Washington, N. C.
Special Fall
Here's an oppyrtunity that you cannot afford to over"
look? here we offer you an opportunity for choosing
from a stock by far the most'complete in Washington.
A little comparison of prices will convince you that
your dollars do greatest duty /here.
SOUTHERN FURNITURE ,
COMPANY
DO ITiNOW
Delays are Dangerous,
(f lnsure with
> CARL D. PARKER, Gen'l Insurance.
Four Years') Experience.
Havens-Small5BId'ic 'Pfione 55.
This Illustration Represents
? Out Steam
PRESSING MACHINE
Garments pressed on it are
thoroughly deorized and
disinfected as no germs
or microbes can exist tin
der the^resssure of steam
it injects. m ? ** ?
WRIGHT S STEAM PRESSING WORKS,
"Who Press Besf in Washington."
=TB^fletise5
firrnrf
36 YEARS.
PI!RF WHISKIES DIRECT TO YMI .
RON DEI) STRAIGHT RYE
WHISKEY.
. Per Gal.
Gibson, 8 years old #4.50
Qual-a-Flne, 6 years old . . . .^4.00
Alcll wooi i Boubon, 6 years
Bumgardner Mountain. 6
Team old .............. 4.30
? FHgrhaplrer 6 yearn old . 3JJO
' Certified, 6 yeaia old. ....?? O.TB
Savage Mountain, 5 jrears old 8.50
Nelson Bourbon. 7 years old . 3.50
-Blfc-gtmi-5- year* a.OO | hnitlga ILflg&lrgd.
CatlO^gue sent free. Mall orders a specially.
BLEXDKI) RYE WHISKEY.
Per Gal.
Gibson XXXX^-i .- $4.00
Herbert's Malt . 8.00
"Mountain Dew "V . . jj.oo
Country Club. ............ .2.30*
ATRAifiHT WH'ttKfrY
' Per Gal.
Monntnln S'J.rw)
^'orth Carolina. 4 years old :1.00
"Silver Spring, i? years old . . . 3.50
The above ran be had In quart
FRANK MILLER
" Fmportrr nnd Itenlrt in Whiskies,
1 llramile*. Wine., . Cordials, Etc.
t-??4 K MAIS STREET, XK.YTTO PMNTERS NATIONAL BANK.
f CARGO OF SALT
f ' Just Received.
H. M. JENKINS Cb.,
Wholesale Grocers.
NOTICE!
Now is the rime to have your gas limps put in ordef. It win cost
you nothing to tare jhem inspected and adjusted. A Welsbach
ST ESliiffi? """ "d "" M -
?aid mortgage. *
TUlath* 4 th day xft-itotobar , 2t?t.
? R. T. CRIDLE, Mortftcw.
i?r of the D?bt
" th?f* M? twice M man? way . a.
7<m have net found In which want
adrerttatag cw Mm yoa, Im't it
fHahJx wo^h wlillc for yon to aMI
TOWN ^
TALK
Mr. E. T. Mayo, -of Bethel, was a j
visitor In thscity yesterday.
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Mr. J. Mt Wbislitrd, of Bethel.!
was in the city yesterday, en route to I
Vandtuuere. *
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m Mr- ^ Litchfield, of Aurora, was a
visitor .In the city yesterday-, en route
to Raleigh, where he will be marshal
at the State fair.
E^-Sheriff J. M. Moored of Pi^t
county, spent, yesterday in Iho city,
en route to Pactolus.
Mr. R. H. Tripp, returned to Green
ville yesterday jafter a visit to his sis
ter in South Cfefek.
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" Mr. G.- M. Mooring, of Stokes, re
visit to hlB daughters in Aurora.
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- Mr. E. Willis returned yesterday
from Providence, R. I.
Miss E. W. Milner left yesterday
afternoon for Belhaven on profession
al bUHlness.
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Mr. George T. Hardy, jr., arrived
yesterday afternoon from Newport
News, to be best man at the P<?gram
Mayo wedding.
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. Mrs. W. Swaringen, wife of Editor
Swar 1 nran ftf thp Kdrnton Transcript.
untanfl thrnntrh .l.y yP.-.tr-vHn v
en route to Raleigh to attend the
State fair. *
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- Mr. Dave W. Bell returned to the
rlty yesterday after a trip to Provi
dence, R. I.
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? Miss Verna Boyd, of Edward,_was
In the city yesterday shopping.
Mis|_H. C. Kinsauit. of Greenville,
spent yesterday in town visiting her
U- In, Mi b. O. \V. h Tt.
Mr. "-and Mrs, Guy Hardy Uft for
Greenville yesterday for a short visit.
Mi's s Mary Hays, of Swan Quarter,
left yesterday for Pantego, after a
short visit to Mrs. R. G. Moore.
Mr. J. J. Brabble went to Wilson
yesterday on a business trip/
Mr. Claude Carrow left yesterday
for a fortnight's tr*P to South Caro
lina. ?'
Misses Vnndalla D&rden p.nd Eva
Allifrood, of lllvflr ttnr-.l yester
day. in the cFty shopping.
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M-. ChtH?H?ey Pegram arrived -In
the city today from Belhaven to at
tend the Mayo-Pegr&m nu]-:t?d ; y.?d
neaday- evening.--- He will -fee .best
man.
Mr. h. n-R^ey. ...J,.
l lie day in town on
-\i;\ . c Rodman c't :r.e over froju
? Jh y and ^turnt^i
this morning to attend -court.
Mr. Willie Ellison lc?f 'his morn- 1
ing for Columbia on business? T
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Mrs. D. V. Davis left this morning!
for Portsmouth, -Va.. Uf ' gd- to the!
bedside of her husband. Rev.* D. W. I
Davis, Who" "was taken iH- civlThr v.-ay I
home from a convention.
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Mr. Carl Richardson Icf. this tnorn-|
ing for Edenton on *a business trip.
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Mrs. B. A. Bell, who has been vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Morton, for some time, left this
mt>;ning for -Norfolk. T :
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^Mrs. Fanny Sbgg ar.rl Miss Mar?
Prime have left 'the city for a fort
night's visit to RaTeigT:.
THE liYCEl'M COl'RSK.
the' course of entertainments, to be
given under the auspices of the
grander! schools, will not be In vain.
The city has boen fairly well can
vassed, but there is yet lacking
twenty-eight double season tickets to
saver. the cost of the course. The fact
that three of these numbers Will be
given in the Academy of Music, at
Richmond. V4., this Season. as well
as Norfolk, and other large cities,
should satisfy our citizens that noth
ing Inforior in character is to be
palmed off on us, but, instead, the
very best of lyceum attractions. The
roprosentattvo-aafrures us that this
conrwr Is the Unes? booked -In any
town of this Bice in the South.
Afl we ?r? -alt unconsciously Twin a
fittod by clean and elevating enter
tainments, and thin truth is especial
ly applicable to d^r young people, we
trust that Washington citizens who
stapd for good things will promptly .
telephone lo Pf?T "Wnvbold tK?lr ?U1-|
Ingness to aaslst Jin making up the
t^nthid number of subscriptions.
The mi
part of the teacher* and others who
are doing the work, aa any pi-ontl ac
cruing will be plaeed at the disposal I
of the. school trustees, a - special]
price of |1.I0 for season tickets haa
_tlckels are |6 fori
?able season tickets, good for two)
irved seats for the five cateriain
nsinu. 1
There's work enough! Ami a Job j
for Ut? person of ability ? no matter I
what direction (hat ability taken. An |
ad. helps.
Age No Bar
Kvc:jbody iu Washington Is Eligible.
Old people stooped with Buffering.
Middle age, courageously fighting.
Youth protesting impatiently;
Children, unable to explain;
Ail In misery from thefr kidneys.
Comes when you catch a cold.
Or when you strain the back..
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright'*
disease.
Doan's Kidney Tills cure backache.
Cure every form of kidney Ills.
~Mrr~D. H. Wlillley, 214 E. Fifth
street, Washington, N. C-, says: "Our
little daughter suffered from weak
kidneys for a long time. After exer
cising, she had but little control over
the passages of the kidney secretions
and this trouble caused me a .great
deal of annoyance. ? We gave her
many Tjefhedloa, but nothing se^me*
to go to the seat of the complaint. At .
last, reqdinf^ about Do&n's Kidney j
Pills and 'being so much impressed)
with what was . said about them. I;
procured a box for her at the Wash
ington Drug Co. They did her a
world of good, strengthening her kld-ji
neys, relieving the backaches a*id
toning up her entire system."
? rur r.-.h*- Tj \ tivuh' rs. ? m-r fUt
roitcr j.iiiiMn.,1 r i, rnruiu
New York, ho1<? agents for the I'nlted
Suites.
Remember the name ? Doar.'s
and take no other. :
CITY MARKET.
Eggs
...21c
Chickens, grown 25 to 30<
Spring chickens 10 to 25c
Hides, G. S f I
Green httea ! !s l-2c'
Mix
IS to 20c ?
T?llow .-rTTr: . . 3 )-2o!
WUUI, 'I'liii lull'jit J0ei
Sheer! ir.ga . 3 to lOcj.
Lambskin l0 4 oc ! c;
COTTON. , s
Seed cotton s0f
f-int cotton
That I'ured s'^nacli Trouble of
1-1 Years. L
And best of all Brown's Drug Store
E nrantee* if 10 cure you or money |
jack. Read this:
*"1 br.ve -brcrr R.srw. sufferer forj
14 yer. -b, everything, I aro.giive 2.1 ej
leartbuuiF. 3 have never been^ablefl
.0 get any ill in 5 -that would give mej
v.-.y relief until a friend of mine in-j
j'.s'ed An h"i v- laair.g Ml-o-ua. ? 1 too-tj
1 50 cent box and I believe 1 am en-'
irely well." F. M. Bryant, Newman.'
5a. . June 5th. ' ?
Mi-o-na is n'ct a rostrum; It "iTtlW1
>re?eriptl?R" of a celebrated physician j
who is a specialist in stomach 'lis-.
?ases.
Sunsbir.e Prycriptiuu because .i
:ig?U :icr Ironi i 1
. into a biinl
wimgi I'.*. Hw i
brlcht. fy>;i li liv^
happy woman in a few weeki
These little M!-o-n? tablets fire!
surely wonder workers. They abso-j
lately cure indigestion whether acute'
'ir chronic.
They stop br-lchlng" gas' Tn~"slor.i
? * * 1 * * in
Distress after eating vanishes as - if
!>y magic when 6ne or two little iii-o
iiu tablets are swallowed.
Only ._d cents a box at l**<!lns|
JroBglMF every *.v\' rc. nn.! In '\Vaih
ngton by Brown's Dm/: Store. Test [
sample free from Booth's Mi-o-na
Buffalo, .V.
PNEUMONIA
COV.'AS' S
PKCfAK'.ilOtl kiilt p-.rumor.is iv
the- ronton 1: J irt^niiM
Vokk ,? tivji cm*. eou?iii.
tain* ? ti . 1 1-:., t ? i
i All rfraiui*
"It
Sec onr lino of chninol* skins 3c to
rest slaw. Hardy 's Drng Store.
JUST ARRIVED
Another large shipment of!
Town Talk Flour
and
Old-Fashion
3uckwhea1
Walter Credle & CO.
CHARLESTON
Wakefteld Cabbage Seed
For sale, by the pound at "
wholesale prices.
BAILEY SUPPLY CO.
I Invitation to all visitors
We
5" DON'T
? Walk or Ride.
Talk Over
The Telephone.
You can have a Telephone
put in your house In the city
or at your farm at a very sur
passingly low cost, and save
many a Icing drive and per
haps a life by being hi direct
and instantaneous touch with
yoUr Doctor. ^Grocer. Mer
chant and Broker.
Weather rvportf and mar
kct quotations can be secured
daily.
Interested parlies arc re
quested to communicate with
Mr. D. W.Bell, M'g'ii
CAROLINA TEL. ANlf|
TEL. CO.,
Washington, N. C
This proposition will inter
est you. and it would be well
to Investigate before the ap
proach of the cold Winter
months.
HIGHEST CASH PIUCES
D*'q fgr
? CHICKENS, EGGO -
ond nil
COUNTRY PRODUCE!
We carry Hay, Grain and nil _J
kinds Feedstuff ? vre handle j
(he very best Flour at whole.. |
sale. ?
PAUL & CUTLER
east water street.
OYSTERS! -ukONK
lellvercd to any part o( city 25 cents
uart. Served in any style, steamed a
pecialty at 11.* Market Street.
Ocracoke Fresh Dressed Mallets.
J. T. WY ATT
When the Children Are
. STUDYING
YOU SHOULD GIVE
THEM THE BEST
? LIGHT TO WORK BY
AND THAT IS
-ELECTRICITY
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT.
1
I WE HAVE^
A FULL LINE OF
l OPERA CAPES
I ? Sizes run from 52 to 54
inches. The asso (mentis
| varied, and you will have
9 perfect range of colors -to
j select from. And the prices
i arereasonable. ,
I . Our line of Ladies' Coat
I Suits is admitted to be per- _
feet. Stop in and see it ? -
we'll value your criticism.
You will feel at homein
jour store. The attendance
lis instructed not to try to
jsell you anything you do
[not want, and everyone is
j very polite.
j SPENCER BROS.
i TJEOPLE who are troubled with
| ? TTiffirCbS and poor circulation -
| should use
Sloan's
Liniment
It penetrated and acts like massage, -Z
but does not require rubbing.
Mri. jEKXir Hat*, of Honor*. Rjr,
ttm parnly xi-<l on on" ?1<1>- fur oter a
your r??d Hit lu-.r owi,. Sh?
' tried Sloan'* Llnftneiit.uul nft?r lhr?e
' tr*?tnjeut? could um her arm :ls veil
i ucrer.
All drufgltts ketp It. Price, 50c. A $100.
Pr. &T,TS SI?, n, Boston, Matt.
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ONLY THE BEST
HEAVY AND FANCY ,
j GROCERIES
!? ? I !
(iji.Ii-d. ? We plcMi our [ -
customers or no pay. Try I
i U8 j |
UNION GROCERY CO. j
WHY
with headaches, constipa
tion and indigestion?
Ask about
AB1LENA WATER.
, the oleasai t and efficient
j Ap&fient Saiine Water.
L WASHINGTON
^ZBIPAE
JUST ARRIVED
Pettijohns, Graham Flour, Shre.iilecl vV heal JilS
cuit. Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, NCorn Flakes,
Post Toasties, Cream of Wheat. Grape Nuts,
Puffed Rice, Puffed Wneat and many others.
Price always right, quality the bast.
T wo delivery wagons afnd wheel, which in
sures prompt service. Phone 123.
J. F. TA?t0E,
1 A he C rrnrery Man.
?HWnKMHBBEHHSEEnEEMLUlL'fiL'iVil BHNHHHi
THE I. H. C. TOGGLE-JOINT
HAY PRESS
Is the lighest draft, and makes [the most
compact bale of any press sold.
BAILEY SUPPLY CO..
^ SALES AGENTS.
Kollars and Kuffs