, LEGAL NOTICES
?1 UVI wuus
tethlni Ikat I hare nek ? ?ao4
? I'poflunity to work the Rati butt
tautecaa ?low with that of mr pho
tograph bultm, I kir? decided to
Uk. oat a State, county and city I
to do a raal mUU buai*ie|.
Any property you bar? to dispose
?f glvs me a chance to nU it for you. |
I shall make photographs of all tost- 1
Peaces or other property, havia<|
Ibem on exhibition la my utudfo,
showing the property, where located
and also how It can he purchlsAI]
m4 od what terms.
K interested call to see me at a
studio. Tours truly.
W. H. BAKER.
Photoiprapber * Real Estate Dealer. |
DISSOLUTION NOT1CH. J
To whom It may concern:
' This Is to certify that the copart
nership heretofore existing under the
"firm name of B. T. Jennette ft Co..
and being composed of EL T. Jennette
and Frasler T. Woolard. has this day
by mutual consent, tffe^n dissolved,
| IB. T. Jennette withdrawing from the
firm. All outstanding obligations of
the copartnership will be paid by
Frailer T. Woolsrd and all accounts
due the firm will be received by the
said Woolard. This the 4th day of,
January, 1910.
. I . E. T, JANNETTE. I
F. T. WOOLARD.
' noncK. I
All persons having left repair work |
at A. 0. Smlther's Jewelry store can1
' obtain same by celling at R."L. 8tew;
art's jewelry atore, In 8avings ft I
I Trust Co. building.
January 7, 1910. i
STEPHEN C. BRAG AW. I
? Trustee.
NOTICE. I
North Carolina, Beaufort count/.
To Annie E. Dupeyand Geo. R. Du-|
pay, Annie E. Green and Alexan-I
der Green, Gertrude' Howard, P.
i hi. Howard, FennerStlckney andj
, J. B. Stlcknay, I
That on the 3d day of May, 190!#.
the undersigned, at a sale for taxes
by George E. -Ricks, Sheriff of Bea-i
ferf county. North Carolina, and on
the Gth day of April, 1909, at a sale
for taxes made by Jos. T. Ross, Town
Tax Collector for the town of Wash
ington, N. C., purchased at said sales
a "lot In the town of -Washington, N.
C., ontbe north side of West 8econd
street, listed by Fenner B. Satther
thwalte, and the same on which the
?aid Fennei B. Sattherthwaite then
resided, and now resides; the taxes
for which the said land was e:?ld be
ing for the year 1908; that th3 time
for redemption under the sa<o made
by the said George E. Ricks, shorltf,'
will expire .on the 3d day of May.
191 d: that tbe lime for roicmptlon
uiirt-r the sale made by the said Jos.
T. Ross, tax collector, wlil expire on
the 5tb-day of M?yr 1910, r_
This January 17. 1910.
-I ? nan W FBEKMATJ.
NOTICE OF 8ALB. ?
Nerth Carolina, Beaufort county. {
{Interior court. r~
Isaac bock vs. Interstate Supply Cor- f
poratlon and F. J. Cunningham. I
M^Keel-RlchardBou Hdw. Co. vs. In- 1
terstate Supply Corporation and Fj
J. Cunningham. I
By virtue of orders In the above en
titled causes pending in the Superior
court of Beaufort county, made at
Bee ember term, 1909, of said court,
the undersigned will, on Monday, the
7th da* of February, 1910, expose
. for sale, to tlie highest bidder, for
eaah, at the courthouse door In said
eounty, at 12 'o'clock, noon, the fol
lowing described real estate:
Those certain tracts or parcels of
land lying and being In the County of
Beaufort and State of North. Carolina
la Washington township, and in that
part of said county and township
known as Washington Heights, com
prising lots 10, 11, 12, IS. 14 and 15,
together with an alley-way running
across the end of said lots, In block
No. 41; and lots 1, 2 and 3 in block
. No. 4 6, together with thd South end
of East street, all of which is set out
wiwin ft nii?t fSworded in the Regls
ter'B ofllce of Beaufort County, la
Book 140, at Page G52, and which Is
hereby referred to; a more particu
lar description of which property Is
as follows, towlt: Beginning at the
corner of King street and Washing
ton avenue, and running thenco along
and with said Washington avenue.
Eastward ly, to tlje run of Runyan's
creek, about one hundred and sixty
(ICO) feet; thence Westwardly and
paralleling the I rat line herein re?
tiled si that t wtl strike the divid
ing line betweva loj 15 and 1?. Ini
I block No. 41; thence running a
! straight, continuous course across thp
South end of East street, and along j
? and with tM dividing line between |
lots Nos. 15 ?nd^?>Md 9 aad if to
? King street; thence Northwardly,
along aad with King street, to Wash
ington avenue, the beginning.
Also, Immediately upon the sale of
the real estate above described, the
undersigned will, by virtue of order;
in above entitled causes, aell to th#
highest bidder, for cash, at public
auction, at the Sheriff's Office In I
* Beaufort c??at3r, Four (4) Office I
. Chairs, Four ( 4) Stoel ^balrs. One
* Wi C 1 ^ **? T 'V
p * t % ** m t *96 7
BURSTS-*ftN KILLED!
^%7r^r*>yir"k h"4 ft 10,7 happ*n
at YOU .jmiU any day.
We write Steam Boiler Insurance, Health and
death Insurance.
WM. BR AGAW & CO.,
mm lAtur?)Ke Areata to Washington. N. C. ,
|Our Friends
ADVERTISE US
PRICES HAVE BEEN SMASHED ON
OFFICE DESKS
We have a large assortment of Flat and Roll
Top Desks on hand that we are going to sell at
great saving to the purchasers. If you contemplate
buying a desk of any kind, now is your chance to
save money.
Remember we are the leaders in all kinds df
Furniture and Home Supplies.
SOUTHERN/^
FURNITURE CO.
WANTED
Your Insurance during 1910.
General Insurance ? FourJYears'fExperience. _ 11
Havens-Small] Building. . 'Phone 85
J0S.F. TAYLOE
1 , sells
Everything Good to Eat.
poration, on Washington Heights,
the following described personal
property, towit: _
About 7?t Founds Nans, 10 BAfes
Cement, l Barrel of Cement, 700
Pounds Iron Bolts, about 6000 Feet
of Sawed Lumber, jfbbut 1000 Ce
ment Blocks and && Half Blocks. 1
Pustp. and such other personal prop
erty "as was. heretofore levied upon
by virtue of a writ of attachment Is
sued In these causes.
This 7th day of January, 1910.
OBO. E. RICKS.
8heriff Beaufort Co.
Stephen C. Bragaw,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
XOTICE OP BALK.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior court of Beaurort county, in
an action entitled J. D. Pj-e.vatt vs.
Mutual Machine Company and W. C.
Rodman, the undersigned will on
Mohday the 7th day of February,
19 id,' at 12 o'clock, noon, offer for
sale at public auction at the court
house door of Beaufort cOWhty, a
certain automobile now in possession
of the tald Mutual Machine Com
pany.
Terms of sale cash.
W. C. RODMAN.
* Commissioner.
This the 18th day of January. 1910.
XOTKte-OF S.VIiE.
By virtuoof the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust from
C. O. Hardy and wife, Laura J. Har
dy, to J. T. Wilkinson, trustee, dated J
November 1. 19Q5, and fluly record
ed in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Beaufort county In Book
136. Page 46, to which reference Is
uereby made, (he, undersigned will
on Monday, the 7tH day of February,
1919, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the
courthouse door in Washington, at
publlo auction, offer for sale for cash
the following described property, to
wit: In the town of Whltleysvllle, it
jel ng lots Nob. 69 and 61 fronting on
Bridge street 105 feet and running
back 210 feet, containing one-half an
?era. -
This 2?th day of December, 194)9.
J..T. WILKINSON, Trustee.
Vaughsn' & Thompson, Attorneys.
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KXKCUTHIX NcWH'K.
Having qualified asCv?x?cjbrix to
che will of Allen SUUot. diseased,
late of Beaufort county, North Caro
U to aoUfr *11 perwwu b?
.?( elites icmlut tbe of uM
jrf-.lMtOW'Vuiu. Br nnnw ?m
bw fttatdM lakrM their ncdteifu
All htihi Indebted la .Mid Mttl
NOTICE.
^All persons having claims against
wp partnership ef F.Q. pau] &
Brother, which were la existence at
the time of the death of F. O. Paul,
which was on December 30, 1909,
are hereby notified to exhibit the
same to Tillman Paul, surviving
partner of said F. G. Paul ? Brother,
within twelve months from this date,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in-1
debted to said firm are requested to
make immediate settlement.
This January 4.* 1910.
TifcLMAN PAUL. I
Surviving partner of F. <3. Paul & 1
Brother. ?
Notice of sale.
By virtue of the'power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust from
J. W. Murry to W- C. "Rodman, trus
tee. dated the 19th day of September,
1904, and duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Beaufort
county, In book 130 at page 232, the
undersigned. will on Monday the 14th
day of February, 1910, offer for sale
at public auction, for cash, all that
certain tract or parcel "OX land, situ
ate, lying and being in the county of
Deaufui't, Slate oT wortn Carolina,
and in -Richland townahip, beginning
on the road leading from *J. W.
Mayo's to Spring creek, the thiril
line of Zedekiah Mixon patent crosses
the same, thence eastwardly' with
said road 14 chains, thence north
80 3-4 west 14-two 28-100 chains,
thence south *7 3-4 wect 14 chains
to said Mixon patent line, thence
With said -line south 20 3-4 eaat 14
clialns, to the beginning, containing
20 acres niorfe or less, being the same
land described in the aforesaid deed
of trust. Terms of sale, cash.'
This the 0th day of January; 1910.
W./C. RODMAN, Trustee.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The business heretofore known as
Caton A PrescoU, of Pre?*>U, N. C..
has this day been bought by E. C.
Caton.. Any bills due by said firm
will .be^jfpld by E. C. Caton, and any
indebtedness due .the firm is payable
to B. C. oitton. A ??,
> ? wasr-i
rt?eotl. s. c.
Tak* UX1T1TI BROMO Quinlna
d.
Personal Mention
Mr. Snowden Skinner, of Beaufort.
N. C. *4i the |UMt of Mra. J. B.
Moore Uat evening. Ho la ob bis
way bono from Wast Point where be
ptood examination for entrance into
Ibe United States military school.
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Mr. and Mr*. Louis Claytor, of I
Kin* ton. C.. who have been tboj
guests of Mr. and Mr*. M. Cherry^
East Fourth street, hare returne^Cbj
their bom? T 1
Mr. B. B. Rosa, sr., of Bonnerton.
arrived In th?f tsity this morning on
the Washington tc Vandemere train.
Mr. W. H. Albert, of' Norfolk. _
former townsman, arrived In the city
fast night on the Norfolk and South
ern. He expects to return to his
home tomorrow. .
Mr. J. E. Turnage. of Chocowintty. |
was a Washington fIsltor today.
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Mr. C. P. Aycock. of Pantego, is]
in the city today, on business.
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Mr. B. A. Daniel left this morning 1
for Plymouth on professional busi-|
p.ces.
Mr. Jarris Suggs left this morning |
for Mackey's Ferry.
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Mr. H. Susman kill this tnorning |
for Elizulieth City on business.
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Mr. O. H. Jackson left today fori
Hoke where he will spend a few day6 ]
among friends.
Mr. Thomas Jackson left today for |
Hoke. f
TM
Mrs. Charles B. McKeei, of Colum
bia^ and Mrs. Fountain, of Tarboro,
were in the city today, the guests of
friends.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor F. D. '
Winston, of Windsor, N. C., arrived
in the city this afternoon on his way
to Bath, to attend the Convocation of
Edenton.
Rev. Mr. Gordon, of Williamston, |
was here this afternoon.
Mrs. Fred W. Hoyt, of Wllllms-j
ton. Is the guest of friends.
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MArle Antoinette, historical drama;
I'U'Only Marry a Sport, comedy; The
Vendetta, drama; Clarence and His
Cigarette, farce eomedy; The Last
Call, drama; Ponto Run Away With
.he Milk Cart, comedy; Honesty Is
the Best Policy, comody drama, is the
program scheduled .to. .to exhibited at
the Gem theater this evening. The
class of pictures to be shown tonight
certainly hid fair to he pleasing .
meritorious. Drama, comedy and (
ised. and all who are so fortunate as J
to attend wiy be more than repaid.
In addition to the fine array of pic-i
tures the orchestra has arranged to
present a fine and attractive musical
program. The Gem tblB evening *111
be the place for the pleasure seeker, j
If you are interested In a better!
fire department come out tonight' and
hear J. D. McNeil, at Chamber of
Commerce rooms, at 8 o'clock.
WKhuH Mm*.
Bulb baa no rhyme. Culm. cuap, rv
comb, gu!f. month. doth, amougvt, art
other rbytneleas worda bnylng tbe
aound of u as In bat Few patrician
word* In t!ie language have thla vowel
aouml. to commonplace and with do*,
dignity; hence poeta turn to It only
for blood, ilood and a few similar tur
bnJent in ouoay llablea. Tbey use Jt
efteu. however. ' ixi forcing tbe accent
from the antepenultimate syllable to
the Anal, where It* unpleasant sound la ;
earners lo<t by tbe softened stress. Thus I
tea O^nrrbymea. euoh as fellcitoua, ;
?yaterloidr7 Inglorious, etc.? Londee |
Qkreoiel*.
^ Turning th? Tablet*
'Tivi'liuu Jul ulgiet's tbames fa> *
life la ?:shty good," aald Brother 1
IMckfcy.
"How come?" !i
**Welli de new* la dat (J/'hiwyers!
what ww tryiu* ter git de Jcfy ter
bang blui ao confused in* tnfxed up 1
natters dat de Jury went In an* took J
an* hang Itae'fr- Atlanta Conatltutlon. !
Another Bond Burden.
Jollet. III.. was one of the flrat cltfee !
to engage In municipal lighting. A
gas plant wee Installed In 1887. bonds
to the amount of *30.000 being issued.
It proved a financial failure . and after
eighteen months the city tras glad to
torn the plant over to a company
.which' agreed tr? assume the bonda In
exchange for a twenty-Are year fran
ihisa.
Mt mOMb PROGRAM AT TRR
1. March. "The idol lmn.m
3, Walt*. "Tho Bisk."
3. lBMracuo, "iBdleuna."
4. WtHi, 'JLote Eternal."
?. Medley overture. Albert Von
TIlxeFs kit of 191?. ,
5. Incidental music.
7. ' "Car- Barllck- Acid." (Request.)
I. Violin and piano.
t. "Pq II* Prim."
If. March. "Unele Sammy." ?
Fine program of pictures promised
toel*bt. See ad.
FIRBD ON FROM AMBI HU. '
Wilson, N. C., Jan. . 25. ? Sunday
nlgbt W. C. Pearson, policemau at
Black Creek and so'n of the mayor of
the town, made a social call near
Seven Bridges. On hla return home,
while between Mr. Henry Meuchew's
residence and Seven Bridges, he was
fifed on from ambush. Ninety-^lgbt
shot were found Imbedded in hla per
ron/ and the tires on h!s bicycle
which he was riding at the time, were
badly punctured.
There Is a party In the neighbor
hood* who has, on two occaalons,
threatened to kill him, and this par
ty was at a house* where Mr. Pearson
and bis lady friend called Sunday
night. but who left the premises Boor
after the young officer msde his ap
pearance^ ^
r The people of Black Creel- towji
jfckip ar* naturally aroused over the
matte? and have sent over to Tat
iiroro for lioodhounds tc put on the
tra!l of vllllan who fired the coward
! ly shot.
l^ater. ? The dogs were put on the
trail between d^ie and two o'clock
this attorccon. * The/ took a scent
which led to the homs of Willie Lad
caster. where that >oung man was
arrested, brought to WUson and is
r.o* iftthd custody .of the sheriff.
caster, brother to Willie,
?vKf^Trested tonight and is held in
BlalraCreek. where a preliminary
1 fca^g^rlU be held tonight. Dcpu
tv Sheriff Rowe took Willie over n
( laelc Creek to be vresent at the
"OI,l? NICK" liOSES,
Washington, Jan. 24. ? The case of
the Old Nick Williams Company, of
Yadkin county. North Carolina, vs.
I the United State?, Involving a charge
against the company of defrauding
the government out of a tax on spir
its, was decided by the Supreme
Court of the United Stales today un
favorably to the company.
The Court of Appeals of the Fourth
Circuit, dismissed the appeal to it
because the writ of error was not is
sued within six months from the en
try of the adverse judgment of the
trial court, and that ruling was sus
tained. In the lower court the com
pany was sentenced to pay a fine of
[t r..??oo.
PREBLRH HAFF. OUT OF STATE.
_ Norfolk, Va.. <Jan. 25. ? Unless
Eugene Peebles, the Norfolk wlfe
murderer. who escaped from t he W il
liamsburg insane asylum Friday
night, is caught In Virginia he Is is at
!R>erty forever so far as the law is
effective for his confinement In Vir
ginia unless he should return to this
State.
There is no law which p 4cm Us ex
traditlon from one State to another
Tor insanity. Heebies was acquitted
of murder when the trial Jury here
found him to have been insane on the
day that he killed his wife in Nor
folk last May. The Jury also found
him to be insane at the time of his
I trial and upon thiB finding Judge
Hanvkel ordered him committed to
the Eastern State Hospital at Will
iamsburg. from which institution the
man escaped after picking his way
through two supposedly secure locks
while all guards were on duty.
John Armstrong (Chandldt) Chal
oner while confined In a New York
asylum escaped and came to Vir
ginia. There was no law under which
he could be extradicted and carried
back to New York and lie Is today
living as a citizen of this State. When
Candler applied to the Federal court
for immunity from arrest when he
went back to New York to testify in
a civil suit there in wn* in
terested It was denied him.
Stomach Troubles
#5et Kid of Tliftt Sourness, Cins and
Indigent ion.
When your stomach Is out of order
or run down, your food doesn't di
gest. It ferments in your stomach
and forma gas which causes sourness,
heartburn, foul breath, pain at pit
of Ktomach and many other miserable
symptoms.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets will give
joyful relief in Ave minutes; If taken
regularly for two weeks they will
turn your flabby, sour, tired out
stomach into a sweet, energetic, per
fect working OfiCf
You can't be very strong and vig
orous if your food only half dite3ts:
Y*>ur appetite will go and. nanaen,
dizziness, biliousness, nervousness,
aloK headache and. ecnutipatlon will
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are small
and easy to swallow and are guaran
teed to Danish indigestion and any or
all of tfee .above symptoms or money
?> ? "vvv .
Fifty ?iMU a large bo*. * Sold fcy
druggists everywhere and by Brown's
Store.
For constipation there is no rem-]
Mr ?? sstlsfytM M Bootk's Fille? |
JtJST RECEIVED
A bis Une ofToile du nord Gingbim*. Gibtra
Cloth. Linen Finish Suiting*. Percals in both light
and dark, and a full Une of better quality
Dress Goods
And Silk in all shades. Call in and let us ahow yom.
Spencer Bros.
Exclusive agents for Paris Patter m.
Prescriptions
We are agents for Vinol,
the great tonic reconstruct
or. Sold under an absolute
guarantee,
Nyle's Kidney Pills. Each
box must satisfy or money
is refunded.
Pure Drugs, Toilet Ar
ticles, Cigar???d Soda Wa
ter.
WASHINGTON
DRUG COMPANY
THE GAIETY
Prcifran Changed Daily
TONIGHT:
A THAI" KOR SANTA < LAl)S I
? A very fine Biogiaph for [
the childreb. Sure to ple?M
old and young.
FKNTON OF THR 42*D ? A ;
fine historical drama, one that
has ne*er (ailed to please. i T
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THK WONDKHS OF NATVRB \
? An educational film. w
Benefit Thursday night tor *
the Washington Volunteer %
Hose Company. Mlustrated X
Bongs. Prices the same. *
Follow the |
Merry Crowd |
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There's a simpler and a cheaper way
to handle ynur nffirg detail.
show
Moore's ?
Modern Methods
will save you money ?
ANY BINDER and RECORD
SHEETS ON FREE TRIAL
Phone for a Catalogue
WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
JAMES l_ VAYO. P?k. PU??? 200
114 EAST MAIN ST. WASHINGTON. N. C
BE DOUBLY WISE
Save your money and have
a good light. How? By us
ing gasasanilluminant, for
it's the cheapest, and at the
same tiuie the best, of mod
ern methods of lighting.
It will afford us a pleasure
to install gas in your home
at an early day. Please call
and ask particulars.
WASHINGTON WATER
At I.KiHT COM PA XI*
1'IHb your veins with jlcli, red
blood. Hives 'you )sp hearty appetite,
builds up flesh, makes you strong and
rugged. Ho' lister's Rocky Mouutain
Tea, greatest health builder. . 3."?'
cents. Tea cr Tablets. Hardy's Drug
Store.
Tomorrow morning from 9 to ^
o'clock o|d maid's pictures taken at
half price; from 11 to 2 p. m.. wid
ows and widowers at half price; from
2 to- 4 p. m. widows and widowers.
If taken together, made free. All oM
poet car*.
- * BAKER'S STUDIO.
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^XNOINCKMENT.
I hereoy announce my candidacy
for solicitor of the First Judicial DIb
trtct of Nortti CaToliha, subject to the
action of the Democratic District
Convention, and do earnestly solicit
the support of all Democrats in my
behalf. ?
January IS, 1910.
E A. DANIEL. Jr. m
, STOCKHOLDERS' >|KKT!X?.
.
meeting of the
itaw BuliaiM
111 b? held at
tba bullae bauM at tb? Saylno *
i ?? OllXll. l?pl? ??.
i?l?. at cat ?. m.
JNO. B. SPARROW.
NEW
Canned .Tomatoes
3 (C ANS FOR
25c
Phone J97
E. L. ARCHBELt
Spfciilties'l.'igars and Tobacco.}
Leary Bros. ' Old Stand.
EXPOSURE
breeds cold#, pains in the lm*s,
then pneumonia. Gowan'a IW
. aration g?TT? quick relief by dm
?troying inflammation and con
gestion. Act# likr magic foe
crocp and coughs. L.xternal and
penetrating. Bay todav and tr4
secure. Alldrugfiists. $3 OO.GOr.
25c.