. of the Bu
? Wecis! proceeding
, " county, on Monday. 7Ui day
of March. 1?10. ,t noon, for partition
among the several tenant. In wmmon
crltert follow,:
.. J. A" ,h,t entfy or grant to Ale*
^mUcl l0lnln,! "" "?<"ort and
C?"fty "BM' ,or ?**??
?U 'dattd * ?r"lt N?' 14'"
1 ? d,lted *"<wy K. 1 902, and
Of B?aTfor?M ln 148 **""? ???
oi Beaufort county In Book 114 p.-o
?V. wh,eb her.by'X^''''
tr*" <* ?*?->? copuifl
*y more j,r lew. con
1 T^a ?bJr R' ?- ??'on and wife to aald
Al? Cutjirell by deed dated rebru
ROgtatert "i. r*cor<"Hl "> "M
?. J ' ? <>?<? In Book 1?0. Paso
, ??, %h,eh <* l?rsby referred to. ad
i?J w."1* UikU ot } '? Edwards, j
Ad? Mitchell, Warren and CalTin I
Trften ?d other., and lying on the
east side of Durhan^'s creek.
?. All that tract of land, containing
?' known a. th.
iJL?!rwn.lnct^ OOI1T"e4 br ?? D.
X to mli *?? Outhrell. adjoln
'* '"'7 Bnt ?bove referred to
?nd the lands of Thomas Caton. War
ren and Calvin Tuten and others
W* reeerre the rifht to sell the
either as a whole or^ri
" m?I ?>" ?*??? beet on
the date of sale. ,?
This January J5. 1?10.
W. A, THOMPSON,
L A- D MACLEAN,
' Commissioners.
NOTICE OP 8AUe"
North Carolina. Beaufort county.
In the Superior court,
Ohaa. 8vn. ti r. b. Hopkins.
By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the Clerk of
Superior court ot Beaufort coun
ty to the above entitled action, i. ceo.
' ",*r"r """'ort county,
?111 on Monday, tke 7th day ot'
MArtb. 1110. at noon at the eoart
honee In said county, sell to the hlgh
mt Wad,,r 'or 'cash to satisfy aald
?Mention, aU tke right, title and In
!*""* -I" a B. Hopkins,
tho defendant above named, has in
tM' fallowing described real estate
to-wlt: ?
T?*?- In Richland town
ship, Beaufort county, on the east
?Ida of Booth Creek adjoining the
Innds of Henry Emery, and bounded
?? follows: Beginning in Little
Creek at Henfy Emery's
running with Emery's line t^the
main road leading from Aurora to
Oregon: thence with the main road
70 yards to a stake, thence the course
of the first line reversed to Little
Creek, thence down Little Creek to
the beginning containing 0 acres In
cluding all buildings and improve
ments located on said lands.
Second Tract. Adjoining lands of
Joseph Smith, Roper Bros, and dth?
era. beginning at Burble's Cross
Roads, running With the' Yeatesvllle'
road (o tho ilsmo^ Bailey patent. lino,
tbepee with the aald line eastward!/
*> the.N. E. corner.- thence south'
wardly to the North Creek road,
.theAce weywardly with' aald road to
the beginning containing- to acres
more or lasa. being n.e same land
conve/jjd ,by,d<>e<j b r'S. H. Burbage
to R.'B. Hopkins, recorded in book
150 p^re ia?. * tb??e*lst?rl prtce"
biJH' W
hen?y referred to" as a mon com
plete descrtitVn.. , V,\
k Ttya tho 27^h day of January, 1910
_ ? ' !9fP H- ItlCltB'fbherML
Vaugh** & ^Thompson, i '
Attornys for Wlntyg. ' ? ,>
kxkcutohs MJTU*:.
Having qHiillfled as executor M
the will of W. C. Malllson.^decoased,
late of Beaufort county, North Caro
lina, this' la 'to notify all persona hav
ing claims Against the estate of s%ld
deceased tp exhibit them to the un
dersigned on or. before the -3d day of
Jannary, 1911. or Oils notice WttI be
pleadeflMn'bat ottptir fqcover/. ' AJJ
This 3d, day of January/ 19 10.
V. C. MALLISON,
Execufor of Vtf. C. Malllson, Dec'd
? 1 < ?. i 'W '* '*
xotick.
To Mary Eason, Agent: " ,
Notfco Is hereby given: That the
undersigned at a sal/e for taxeB held
by C. H: Hoberson, TAXCollect^i4 "for
Auror# Graded School District," on
th* 3d day Of May, *1909, purchased
a tract of land which was lifted 'by
Mary Bason, agent, and taxed fqi the
W*t 1908, which in described as fol
lows ft
Flra acres Holmes land.
The. time for redemption of the
satd land will expire on the 3d day
of May, ltlO. f
This 9th da^TFebruary. ISIO.
ft BONNER.
I AHT CALL FOR TAXBB.
To the Tax Payers of Beaufort Coun
ty. Taka Notice: .
That all landa la Beaufort county
on which the taxes are not paid on or
before March 1, 1111. will be adver
tiMd m ?c"rd,? " u": *"
fOR GOOD FARMING: ;
Selected Seed and Good Fertilizers are necee- ,
You can get both from Win. Bragaw
Is it not time you were ordering today?
- WM. BRAQAW &^CO.,
i Flr?t Insurance Afc?nt? in Washington, N. C. |
. Office Furnitu||H
All the latest styles of Desks
and Office Fixtures are now be
ing displayed at our store.
We have Roll-top Desks and
Flat-tops, Revolving Chairs, and
Cabinets, etc.
The. Workmanship is First
class, the finish is attractive and
the price will vcertainly be in
keeping with the times. -
Southern
Furniture Co.
Headquarters for Furniture.
If you want
your full money's worth' *
f' ? Let me tell you about the Maryland
Casualty Company's Accident and
' Health Policies. They are leaders.
CARL D. PARKER
General Insurance ? Four Years' Experience.
Havens-Small Building. 'Phone 85
I ? s u?. , ?: i . , ft ? _1
FOR CLEANLINESS AND SAFETY
* ..
use GAS for your table lamps.
Accidents cannot happen from
overturning, nor will you* walls
and ceilings be soiled or discol
ored by smoke. With the new
burner devices and Improve
ments, it makes a light that is
unsurpassed for brilliancy.
WASHINGTON LIGHT
& WATER COMPANY
We \yill have to arrive Monday or Tuesday of n^ct
week, a
CAR SNOW DRIFT LARD
To thdse wh'ft.will send us orders to be shippeiuptwa
arrival will give special prices/
: E. R. MIXON & cb *
y i ; ft } , ?
the taxes.'** ,> Ver^ reepectfcnlly.^r I
I / ' x ~ * OBO E: r*CK&
LM , * v.. Sheriff Beaufort Coqhty.
,'. "j, ??
North ? Carolina, "04aufort county.
To\^.lL<D*vlfL- . ,
r" Notice is "lrereby fhven : That on
the 3d day of May, 1909, the'underj
signfed, fct a. sale* for -taxes by -George
IE. Ricks, sheriff of'Beaufort county.
North Carolina, purchased - at said
safe a lot or parcel 0/ land, situated j
in Pantego township, adjolnitc ^Bul
lock containing.! 0 acres and listed by
said R. Lk t>avis. The taxes for *hich
said land "was sold being' /or the*jrear
190fc that the time for jredWmptlon
under the sale made by the said
George R. Ricks* shorlff, will expire
on the 3d day of May. 1910.
ZThls 25th day 'of January. 191(1.
E H. MOORE.
' N(1TICK.
To Mary Eason: 2'' ^
Notice is hereby given. That tho
undersigned at a sale for taxes held
ty,C. R. Roberta, "ttax Collector "for
Aurora traded School District'," on
the 3d day of May,- 1909, purchased
a tract 'of land which was listed by
Mart Bason and taxed for the year
1908. which is described as follows:
Fife acres home. ?
The time for redemption of the
said land will expire on the Sd day
of May, 1*10.
*hls 9th day of February. >1?1?.
OIXON * BONNER/
Rocky Ita^TMfauth
Don't "Get Run Down
Weak and miserable, If you have
Kidney ork gadder trouble; Dull h?:il
pains, Dizziness, Nervousness, Pains
In the back, and feel. tired all qver.
get a -package of M6^(f Gray'a A\ls
tralian-Leaf. the pleasant herb cure.
I p. never# .falls, .have fjnany tea-,
tlmonlals from grateful -p.eople who
have Ubed this wonderful remedy. As
a regulator it has no equal. Ask f>>i
Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf ?>t
Druggists or sent by mall for'50 cti:
1 Sample _free. A^ress,? Tho Mother
tGray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. *' ,
1- ? ;
Barbecue I
Barbecue J
?- ? Do you want ? 'nice piece of
Barbecue like oqr fathers used
to cook many, years ago? If so
'phone 146? we will bave.it day
and nigMU '
We have a barbecue pit oo
Market street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, where you can
go by and see it cooked 6v one
who knows how to cook it, and
have served the trade for, many
years. , Now if you want good
barbecue, we have it, and yo&
know I will treat you right. Our
I
Personal-Mention
8. ff. Spruks, Scranton. Pa.;
N. A. WeUs. Wyaluslng. Pa.; Theo
dore and Edmund Ryman. of Penn
sylvania. stockholders of the Eureka
Lumber dompany, are in the city,
attending the annual meeting of the
company.
? ?
Mr. John Wilkinson, of Belhaven.
was a Washington visitor this morn-|
LXUU
? ?
Mr. VC. John left a few days ago for j
Havana, Cuba. He is thinking of k>- |
eating there.
? ? ?
Capt. and Mrs. John K. Hoyt ar
rived thia, morning from Beaufort.
Capt. Hoyt. who Is Just recovering
from a serious Illness, will stay some
time in the city at the Washington
Hospital for treatment.
? ? ,
Mr., Floyd Alligood left this morn- J
lng for Rocky Mount.
? ? ?
Mr- W. T. Hudnell, of Royal, Is in j
the city today oi^business.
Mr. Chas. Powers, of South Creek, |
Is in the city today.
? ?
Mr. Claud Roberson, of, Aurora, IsJ
in the city today on business.
* * 1
Mr. A. J. COS ?eft tbl? mornirig for|
Plnetown. ? ? 4
? *
Mr. W. E. Davis left this morning)
for Norfolk.
i ? *
Mr. R. R. Fleming, of Pactolus, N.
C.,- was in the city this morning.
? r
Mrs. A. A. Springs, has gone to Car
thage, N. C.. to fettend the funeral of
her sister.
THECANNERS
To Guarantee the Purity and Whole- |
?omeness of Canned Fruits
and Vegetables.
Atlantic City, N. J., Feb. 15. ? The|
National Canners' Association
their convention today decided to is
sue a trade marlf and guarantee of
purity to go on every can of the pro
ducts packed by members of the :
socitaloa. ?" This trade mark Is sug
gested to assure the consumer that
the contents of the can on which It
appears Is absolutely pure and to be
sterilized and preserved solely by
heat. " n
The subject of guaranteeing the
purity and wholesomeness of canued
fruits and vegetables has been the
principal topic of the convention and
at every mention of the plan to put a
guarantee on each can has met with
cheering enthusiasm.
r It is planned that members of the
association using the trade mark are
to pay approximately one cent a case
on the goods they pack and sign a
bond by which they agree to forfeit
"VlOOQ in case of vlpla.tion of the as
surance made. The money realized
in this manner, estimated at approxl'
mately a quarter of a million dollars
is.to.be ysed in advertising in the
newspapere and ?magazines to' assure
th* consume^ that cannedjfr.ults and
vegetables are absolutely/ pure.
SUPERIOR COURT
t V- *??
Many Cases Weroi-iyipmcd at by
?Judge FerjcerHoiv y?V??i(liiy in
February ^crji 'of
4? *iyf
StatG'V's* Thfjs^ ?HeiJIdick; facing to
lidt'ppl). ,.Nol pros with leave. ?
.State vs.' Sam '.YV liking; failing 'to
list pollj ?&y} prds' with leave.' J,- ^
State "Vs. 'Henry Crfrrpw; failing' tp
i / '
Last Call for Taxes
This is to notify all. persons that
unless they settle their taxe3 by the
Cttit Monday March I shall be com
pelled under, tfco law to udvertise.
All those arrears should call and
settle at once in order to avoid extra
cost. This Is the last notice.
? W. B. WINDLEY,
^ , City Clerk.
CURE A COLI) IN ONI? DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets, pruggiita ret u ad money If it |
rails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture it on fffob bo*. 2 Sc.
ml bay a bottle of Gowau'i I
Preparation and be prepared for
ICE!
I1COXOMIZK. P?t CRYSTAL ICE
In your refrl|erator to kerp left-over
food.
It wi"! save you both
in baying and coolting.
Crystal Ice Co.
126 Water Street.
Washington, N. C.
list poll. Nol pros with leave.
Atate vs. B. H. Graham and Cbaa.
Williams; failing to list poll. Sol
pros with leave.
State vs. B. H. Graham; carrying
concealed weapon. Nol pros with
leave. ? x?.
State va. J no.. Henry Pollock; as
fcault and battery. Guilty, eight
montha-on county roads.
Stata-_jjr^Kobert Bragg; larceny.
Nol pros.
State vs. Sam Gaddcy et al. ; Injury
to property. Plead guilty, prayed for
judgmeitt continued. _
State va. Wm. Johnson; larceny.
Not guilty.
State vs. Wilbur Peacock; retail
ing. Not a true bill. *
State vs. Jno. Kinion; resisting of
ficer. Not guilty.
State vs. Jno. Mack; larceny. De
fendant pleads guilty, six months on
cquuty roads.
State vs. Jeff Davis; retailing. Not
guilty.
State vs. Jno. H. Pollock; house
breaking. Pleads guilty, judgment
suspended.
State vs. Alex Watson: carrying
concealed weapon. Guilty.
By Force of Circumstance*.
1 mm convinced." said the propria
tor oY the jeweler's shop, aa the plaW
glass window shivered into a million
fragmenta and the chauffeur and hi#
machine began to neetle behind ?ht
counter, "that the taxi cab haa coma
to it *y."
Uncle Jerry ?hinka IW? do* "
"I shouldn't wonder.** said Uncls
Jerry Peeblea. "if there was some
thing in this Idea that the condition of
a man's teeth haa a whole lot to do
With his moraki character. The big
teat liar I ever knew in my Ufe woia
a full set of false teeth."
Efforts Not All Waated.
A Geneva ear and throat specialist
.{eclares that yawning la helpful; in
vact, that It la one of the most bene
flclal forms of exercise. Hereafter
apeakera who are a little shy on elo
quence may know that at leaat thef
do aome good to toelr auditors.
Food Fermenting
Causes Indigestion
"I got a box of Ml-o-na tablets foi
n distress in my stomach, and tlu
hr?t dose relieved me. and after 1
took the fourth I have not felt any
more of it. I think -it is a wonderful
medic.'ne." ? Hiram Shultz, Wataeka
111., July 27. 'Op.
If your' stomach is out of order oi
dSstrft?ed, no matter from wliai
cause. Ml-o-na stomach tablets "wil
give instant relief, and if taken ret?
ularly, will cure indigestion, acute o
chronic, or iponey back.
Every sufferer from stomach -i^qu
ble,. gas. belching, sour stomach, r.er.
[ voushcss, dizziness, -and billousnes?
should get a.- fifty -cent 4>ox of Ml-o-hi
>|oma<*h tablets -today and xtart :
treateme^t. ??
In three days' time the s to mart
and bowels will be thoroughly pjri
fied., and- and 'distrust!
will .vanish. ?????. ? /j
Continue the .treatment for tw<
weeks and the stomach ?-will bcromi
eo strong ibat it?wrll he-able to diges
the heartiest meal without distress
Sold by drug&ists everywhere and bj
Brown s Drug Store.
Booth's Pills best for constipation
25 cents. ? -> ? ? ; ? i.
CITY MAHKBT.
'ECSS K 20i
Chicken*. urown 25 to 30< !
Spring chickens 10 to 25c!
Q. s. hides So '
Green hides 7o !
tflxed wool 1H to 20c
Tallow ? jT
Wool, free from burnt . 2'>c
Sheerllnjcs tn iflf j
Lambskin 25 to 40c i
Corn . . soc
Lint cotton 13 l-2c
Setto cotton . ^ .5.50 I
| The Emergency
Remedy
viekl Croup MmI Pnufmonln
i .......
?SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to our line of j
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR for LADIES
at all priced.
Spencer Bros.
Exclusive agents
for Paris Patterns!
Now is the time
i
jto make your
garden
4
liujr your wmIi from us ?
they mre now and rflUble.
I<et uh nho?v you ottr lino of
So*|>. You are not impor
tuned to buy when you are
looking.
Washington
Drug Store.
THE GAIETT1
- Program Changed Daily
CARDBOARD MAI1Y ? A ?iOi?
?tory.
THK OBBEAb? A ?r??t Bio.
iCrupli picture.
THK liHKAT KKKKM A
doo sarjt mywtery in fall view
of the nudlenre.
THK ONLY KKNNKTW ? MM*
reading. <3
MARIR 1>AX IF? In new noHga '
und dances. #
PRoV. POKHKK? The clowa
niuKiclan.
? ? ' m
Follow the
Merry Crowd
A
nVCTUD C served in all styles by the Noted
UIO 1 EdW^Chef? RIC ARD BONNER.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
[ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION? TRY US I
?PHONE 327.
T wice as Much Light for
Same Money <
is obtainable by using MAZDA
TUNGSTEN Lamps for Electric _
Light.
THKY AIJK MARK IJKK )NV OTHER I Ml \\ X i ?KS( "EXT I.AMP,
WITH THIS MFFKUEXC/K, THAT THK WIRE Fl LA. UK XT l.VSIRR 1*
COMI'OSEILOF A HARE METAL CALLED Tl XGSTKX, WHICH KADI*
ATKS TWO OH THIiKK TIMKS AS MICH LlC.H i . WITH THK SAMH J
I
AMOI XT OF (TURF.XT, AS THK ORDINARY CARIIOX FILAMENT. 'JM
Wli AUK l?L?ASKI? TO A OMSK VOL* 'THAT i'.\ HKASOX OF BK?J
CKXT LMPROYEUKXTS IX 'THE.MAXl FAOTI RK OF THE MAEDA j
I.AMPS. A XH Al.so RY REASOX OF RECENT RKDVCTIOX IX THK 9
PRICE OF THF.1SI? LAMPS, WE ARK ARLE TO SI PPlA' Ol R CL'3TO-aI
MFIRS ^ITH LAMPS AT THE FOTJiOWIXCJ PRICES:
< * -$g
40 . Watt 32 C. P.
60 Watt -50 C. P:
100 Watt 80 C. P.
250 Watt 200 C. P. 1
WK HAVE EVGAOED THE SERVICE* OK AN ir.H MINATlNU EX
PERT PROM THE OEXKRAL KlJtOCTRIC CO.. WHOSE SKRV1CKH ARB ?
OFKRREI) TO Ol'R CtWfSGQw W1THOI T (HAROK.
a i "ifi
Ask us to show you the General
Electric Mazda Lai
its Economy to you.
Washiugton Municipal Ek
^ 'Phone 393.
prove
THE UNION GROCERY CO'S. CAFE