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LEGAL NOTICES
-?- . . . ?i_WOLL'TiON ICOTICK. -
This U to |
heretofore existing b.twwa
? M.I >11 N\ C..
? B- f" nf Wt r,(||||
? "* ,h* "???? of -the -Jewelry
business .t N9.i? We? Miln
f A. a. SmRfiirs-eoTEii this day
been dissolved by mutual consent end
A- ?- Smlther has pur
Ind'^.r '",terMt ?' E' U Sniltl>?
*? , "f ??? A"e-'? conduct ">? bus
Smlther Co.. and
ob"c.tlon, pf business, All per
.on. Indebted to ,?,a a o. Sm.tber
tr^rr "" '"""W enthnH.ud lu make
Payment to A. G. Smlther.
Thl? Norembw. Is, 1^5^"
A. O. 8MITHER,
g- I*- 8MITHER.
NOTICE OP SALE.
North Carolina, Beaufort County
Superior Court, before the Clerk
Norwood L. Simmons, Admr. ot
Fred. Respass, dee d . vs. Hattle
:Jno, u. Ki.apaso
and Easter Respaas, helra at law.
Under and by ylrtue of a decree or
the Superior Court of Beaufort coun
ty. mail)! In the aboyo cause, the un
deraigned commissioner. appointed In.
?aid cause, will offer for sale at the
otfUM T*" d001" of B<"?ufort county
oa Monday, the cth day of December.
1309, at 1J rn., for cash, at public
auction to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described tract of land, situ
?ted In North Carolina. Beaufort
wunty, in Bath township, adjoint,,*
the lands or Jno. B. Rua|,a?? and oth
BeBlnnlng at a gum 15 f??t
south of Jno. B. Respass' corner ot a
tract of land conveyed to him by Fred
Respass by deed dated April. 1908
b~>k 150, page 220. Register of
Deeds office, Beaufort county; thence
north lfijfigt, thence eastwardly 106
yards with the poultry yard to the
corner thereof, thence southwardly
36 yards to a path or farm lane,
thence with said lane-south 66 sec
onds east 144 poles to Pulton's
branch or creek; thence with Ful
torf'a brand, aboMt 70 poles to the
northern line of a tract of land de
scribed In a mortgage, from Fred
Respa? ,o w. A. Woolard, dated
April 11, 1908, book J4g ptfe ,61
Register of Deeds office of Beaufort
county; thence with said line north
'?onds west 205 poles to Bath
or Front creek; thence with said
creek to the beginning, containing 26
acres more or less. Said land will be
sold subject to the dower right there
in of Hattle Respass, widow, her
dower right being an estate for her
lire time only, oh the" following de
scribed parcel ot said tract: Begin
ning on Bath crukjt a point which
l?4he continuation 0r . Hn running
? Parallel to the line 3-4, which ll?? 2S
yards to the south of said line 3-i1*
and thence routh 66 east parallel to
3?4- to -thewJCnlton's branch; thence
down Fulton s branch lo m., ,
en map; thence to No. 3 on map
thence to No. 2; thence to No. 1;
thence down Bath creek to the begin
ning; as rcTerenco to the map or said
property, on file Tn this., cause, will
Show, (he designation or the points
Noa. 1. 2, 3 and See report or
jury, or record, Clerk-s office. Said
dower Interest including dwelling and
other buildings on said tract.
Thla November 5, 1D09.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS.
Commlasloaef.
UltKATliV UBIHdKIt HWXU' T1U11
L_ EXCLUSION FARES
To Norfolk, Va., account football
game, A. & M. College of North Caro
lina v*.. V. p. I. of Virginia. .
T" " *'*?- arrmiijf foot
ball garnet University of North Caro
lina va. University of Virginia,^
Thanksgiving Day, November 25th,
.1909.
Th? Nnrfftifc A 'Southern' Railway
will sell round trip tickets at ex
tremely low fares from all pointa on
Its lines to Norfolk, Va. and Rich
- mond. va., November ..21, and mottl
ing trains of November 25, 1909,
with final return limit leaving Nor
folk and Richmond until mid-night
of November 27 th.
Round trip fares between Norfolk
and Richmond, 91-50, limited to
same day. -^Trains leave Norfolk- via
C. & O. Ry*, 9:00 a. m., return leave
Richmond 7:00 p. m., arrlvo Norfolk
7: It p. m., via N. * W. Ry.. leave
?' Norfolk 9:15. a. m.. return leave
Richmond 7:30 p.m., arrive Norfolk
10 P. m., November 25th.
G?t complete Information 'from
'v Ticket Agents, or address,
H. C. HUDQINS. O. P. A.,
Norfolk, Virginia.
i Almost a
Serious Crime
~ \ to neglect to have ready in .
the home Vick's Croup and
Pneumonia Karl?, for readiness
'to meet these dangerous die
eases la more than half the
battle.
Site, 50c and $1.00 jars. -
THERE ARE NONE^MORE WISE
tkdd. WMlh?r bring! flres.
Let ni Insure you today.
WM. BRAGAW & CO..
First laiunuiM Agtnti in Washington. N. C.
Answer to Why
Trousers? /
do Men Wear
No living man of this age ever deliberately chose to 4*adopt trous
ers." He was forced into them and all other eccentricle's of
dress by woman. In the very earliest sartorial experience of
eVery man be Is Swathed in a queer bundle of incoherent ban- ,
dages by woman. Later she putsliim into cute little dreSsc* ]
so that the neighbors can't tell him from hta little siste*-.
Still btet ?hP run off hia curls and-puts him into knickerbockers.
and he puts on "long pants" when she gives the word ana not
before. That is all that man has to do or ever had to dd* wTHI
wearing trousers. Woman forced him into them in the first
place and now he Is afraid to wear anything else for fear of
making a sensation. *
Now Mr. as long as you have got to wear them
let us be your TAILOR.
Wright's tailoring Parlors.
"Who Tailor Best in Washington."
Doniir ccui^l^voar.brfciriaJ.
' . -r , fGWoT
~ n.eais
IJdunt &m Pen
? ffte Qaalrty.Gift "tbot ecerybodyjifontsi
Dr. Hardy's Drug Store
X_rr~ ? EAST CAROLINA ^
I Teachers' Training School
Established and maintained by the State for the yovnz men
ai and women who wish to qualify thcmselv^s_for the profession
^ of teaching- ^tiildings and equipment new and modern. Sani
^ tation perfect ' "7
? ? -- SESSION OPENS OCTO^KlR 5TH, 19t9.
For prospectus and information* address ROBT. H. WRIGHT.
President, Greenvflle, N. C,
rre?iaeni, urreDviiie, n. &
Guaranteed
EVKRY BOTTLE OF NY AX '9
KIDNEY PILLS ARE GUAR AN
TEED BY US TO GIVE PERFECT "
^SATISFACTION.
IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF THE KIDNEY AND
tRINARY ORGANS. _
REMEMBER THE NAME ?
NYAL'S.
'
WASHINGTON
DRUG COMPANY
When, thinking, for din
_ W, '
The task yon give out,
Just 'phone-to RHODES'S
?He's got Sour Krout.
'Phone-180. ? - . ?_
Chestnuts for Thanksgiving.
l?l
I
Talk Over
The Telephone.
You can have a Telephone
put in your house In (he city
or at your farm at a very aur- .
passingly low coat, and save
many a long drive* and per
haps a life by being in direct
and instantaneous touch with
your Doctor, Grocer, Mer
chan^nd Broke r.
Weather reports and mar
ket quotations can be secured
daily.
Interested paj*fcs arc re
quested to comfmwicate with
Mr.h. W. Bell, M'g'i
CAROLINA TEL. AND
TEL. CO.,
Washington, N. C.
This proposition will Inter
est you. and it would be well
to investigate before the sp*
J*?*!?!1 Jh* gold Wlntrc
5nr
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THE UNION GROCERY GO'S. CAFE
?u
~ HVCTFD Q served in all styles by the Noted
U I O 1 E/IVO Chef? RICARD BONNER.
hEaLs aT ALL ttUUKS
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION? TRY US
TOWN ? y*
TALK
Mr. E. K. Willis Is ba*k from N.or
folk where he attended the Waterway j
convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Baugham and I
son. Seth, have returned from' the '
Atlantic Deeper ^attrwuy AHaucta- }
tfon. Master Settf was elected
mpmhpr nf tho AR^^tjnn fin<i hf> 1
has the honor of being its youngest |
memjag*.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dumay have |
returned from Norfolk end Rich
mond. ?
Mr. B. W. Bergeron has jreturned
from Norfolk.
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Mr, .CL.^athaway. secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, is back
from Norfolk where he attended the i
convention.
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ssrs. James L. Mayo, Hon. John
H. Small, T. Harvey Myers and M. Hi
'Jenkins returned .home last evening
via the Atlantic Coast Line from Nor
folk, where they went as delegates to
I the Atlantic Deeper Waterway Asso
ciation.
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Messrs. Trank C. Kugfcr, Beieilj
G. Moss and W. C. Miller returned
from Norfolk Saturday on the 1:45
Atlantic Coast Line train. They were
delegates to-the Waterway oenven
tlon. ? ?
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^ Mr. W. M. Cooper, of Old Ford,
was a Washington visitor today.
Mr., B. B. Ross and fa~mily spent
Sunday at Chocowinity visiting rela
tives and friends.
Rev. A, McCullen, Rev. M. T. Ply
ler and Mr. C. 'O. MbfttS expect to
leave for Raleigh tomorrow to attend
the annual conference of the M. E.
Church.
Mr. Frank B. Lewis is**hi the city.
Mr. Jesse HR), of Chocowinity, was
a Washington visitor Saturday.
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^ Miss Annie Cordon arrived today |
to visLL Mrs. D. K. Murray, on Market !
street for a few days.
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Mr. P. B. Hill arrived this morning |
from N'ew Bern on a business trip to
spend the day.
--Hi^jcitor H. S. Ward left this morn
ins for his old home in Gates county.
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? Mr. J. T. Wilkinson returned this
morning to .Plnetown after a Bhort
slay Jn tllG City. ?
Mr. M. Leslie Davis, of Beaufort,
is In. the city today en route to his
home from a trip to Greenville.
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^ Miaa Mnry McCullen returned this
morning from~a trip to vVllilttll. 1 1
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Mrs. A. S. Fulford returned on
Saturday for a ten days' stay in Hyde
county where she attended the Dud
ley-Lord wedding last week.
:wra. ^HTTTOtflSy h^? f eTn r ned-gf^
rer a weefc'STtstt-tohake landing. |
Mr. J. T. Bland 8penf_Sunfl&y "it ;
his home near Vanceboro.
JESSAMINE IN PORT.
The United States steamer Jessa
mine was moored at the buoy yard
wharf this morning. , She is engaged
in inspecting the lights in the fifth
lighthouse district.
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? OPEN, THANKSGIVING l>AV ?
? " FROM ,0:00 TO 4:00 P. M. ?!
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? This Is one of the big <lay* in *|
O Jill lending photographic stu# ? .
? dins in America. " ? j
? UAKKR'S STUDIO. ?!
ANOTHER OPEN LETTER.
Greenville, N. C.,
November 11, 1909.
Tq O. L. Joyner:
Sir ? Something like 14 days ago !
wrote you an open letter, challeng
ing you to meet me In jthe courthouse
at Greenville, on a public Issue you
are conducting with the peopl? of
North. Carolina, setting forth a bill of
indictment very clearly which I am
ready to defend at any time. Not
having heard anything from you, I
will state that unless you set a date
soon, then 1 will, as I am determined
in hfi Heard, and_am standing pat on
the proposition.
Tours, Ac.,
J. R. HVTTCH1NG8.
Cm M&KlfKT.
Em*,..... ...... 2Sc
Chickens, crown 26 to &0<
^prtU -chickens. i~p. 10 to 1S?
GNWI1 m Hit Jlfdes. .-...-Ir-. . . . it ~9e
Gre^n hides ? A. 8f
Ulx?<l -WQOI.V i\l6 to 20c ;
? 1 J.li,
Wool. free from burrs 20c
Sbeerllngs .* 6 to 10c
Lambskin 25 to ,40c
Bud tuUuk . ! 1 s so
i Um nHM f t rw?**. *? j
*HE OLD n^iy^
Center Brick Warehouse,. Greenville,
N. C., Is riding; on the top of the
wavej In high prices for tobacco,
their entire- qale Friday averaged
Tiver 112. Fate Kl<lfr~B<fldOue luad, ?
all graces, at a 129.25 average.
FOR FEVKRlSHXiiSS and ACHING
Whether from MalarlouB conditions,
Colds or overheating, try Hicks' Cap
udine. It reduces the fever and re
lieves the aching. It's liquid? 10,
25 and 50 cent* at drug storus.
Sometimes nervous women's com
pliant! are imaginary; again they are
a form of disease. In any. event, Hol
llster's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
women wetl. A tonic unequalled for
the good It does. Hardy's Drug Store.
THE CENTER HRICK WAREHOUSE
C. 8. -Forbe* ? 206-0- fcOev KS (y He.
106?19c. 1260 20 Vic, 86ft.43,g. 30
0*6O?l Average. 30c.
Cooper & Adams ? 184 0?^c, 122
01O^c. 68014\c, 660 18c, 84?
24c, 52033c.
W. W. Smith ? 200? 11 %c. 322 ft
~U<^^188.0JJiJ4c.. J.?LQ U ii * (tfj
23 He.. 40 034c, 10 0 51c.
When we get the goods we deliver
the money, so come to the Center
Brick.
Brink ley, Hutchings & Spain-.
INSURANCE
that protect* your life ? not in
come only. Gowan's Preparation
in the home insures against pneu
monia, colds, croup, soreness in
lungs and throat by destroying
inflammation and congestion.
? External and penetrating. All
Druggists. $1.00, 50c., 25c. In
sure today.
NOW!
Is the Time
To have your Pictures Framed.
Don't wait 'til Xmas eve.
WM. B. HARDING
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
paid for
CHICKENS; EGGS
and all 'J.,
j COUNTRY PRODUCE
\Ve carry liny. Grain and ail
j die very bent Flour tit whole- I
?a In. I
PAUL &. CUTLER 1 1
EA8X WATER STREET. j
NEW CORNED
MACK E R A L
New Mincemeat and
Cranberries
Walter Credle &
z Co. r
COULD YOl* THINK OK A
HKTTKll
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
For your family than to
HAVE rQl R
IlorsK WIRED?
Think how it mould help theru
al] ? no matches, no lamps, no
bother. . Call un up. Estimate#/
gladly given.
WASHINGTON
ELECTRIC PLANT.
To Baltimore via Chesapeake Steamship Line
lATi?i "COLUMBIA" and "AUGUSTA." D)alairoo?U on
TA4. D'Hom Dinner ? CMM Club Brrakfut.
I y f. *?ltcHerl?WBiitotjW bivST Norfolk" foot of Jnduoa it.,
I ILti f?Ii.<22?252f*'LM! P' m i ?rr,v? B?ltInKW? 7 ?. m. connecting with
I " N\Y - '*4*11 point, tat nod WWJ For *11 Inform.
?Tutell V. . j
'T'he best rpnsnn why
* we've been able to
do some big things in a
merchandising way, is"
because we know the
value^jf little things.
Even the smallest de
tails in GRIFFON Brand
OVERCOATS .
are carefully correct. "?
See our' line. <i*
Spencer Bros.
Money saved is money made!
A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feet of Gas per
hour, and gives 50 Candle Power of Ligiu, where an
open tip burns (rfeet of Gas and gives 20Candle Pow
er. How much do you save? ?
WASHINGTON
LIGHT
_&
WATER ;
Welsbach Junior. COMPANY
JUST ARRIVED
at the
RA7 A A I? On Market
unz.nnf\, street
A BIG LINE OF SAMPLES IX LADIES' COAT SPITS. CLOAKS AND
SWEATERS ? ALSO MEN'S AND BOYS' II Kill GRADE HAMPLK
SI ITS, and a big line of rum nants and mill ends in
SILKS, WOOLENS. SU ITING AN D COTTON GOODS. PRICES LOW
ER. COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE. YOURS FOR BAR
- GAINS; P. ORLEANS' BAZAAB, MARKET STHEBT.
Your Thanksgiving Dinner
occasion if you will let us fill your order.
Fresh Celery, Cranberries, Grapefruit, Plum
Pudding , FruitCake and ^ full line of "1
Canned and Evaporated Fruits
We have engaged turkeys for most of our custom
ers, and willjie glad to secure you one if yog jsill
Jphoue-ttsr J ' '
Be liberal ana give us your* account tor ohe montET
fmrairtBgtn plwggA wyii is all ^re ran nff*r, .
lOSFTAYl.OF.,
? THE QUALITY GROCF.R.
'Phones 123 and 12-1 Three Deliveries
JUST RECEIVED
1 11PBT (IF MULLETS
Send us your orders.
E. R. MIXON & CO.
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.
C. G. MORRIS & CO., BROKERS
WHOLES ALB^RinrS AND
Arrivals this