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Last Hitis
?ER PUBLISHED IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
wer. the people that
" together, robbing
suppllee, and tor
a night piMM wllh
caused great loss of
rise of water ? wept
ot Vutacw. thoueacda
of penom being drowned. A. rail
road engineer reported that one of
the bridges near there had been ehok
ed cp with bodies and that he had
been imprisoned two dara In the *P
ver part of a temple before being res
cued Dr a boatman.
"The situation daring the winter
wW bs' terrible? (? r worse than dur
ing the famine three reus ago. The
starring can be reckoned by hund
reds of Uoasands and relief com
Ml I at nee."
HARDY'S DWG
'AH the banks of the city will be
Closed on next Monday as that day
Will be observed as holiday la the
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Cotton eeed, per ton. *?.*?
Lint Cotton, 14.60.
Seed cotton, S.(0. r
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t'i
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Dec. 24
A Merry
Christmas
. to all , ?
Our Readers
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? and End
. 1, 1910.
county commissioner! < l*.*7
?r . 8.10
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7,71
M? .
............. 5.50
merchandise for Carotin* Hawkins *1.40
spmear Bro*., merchandise county home..;. U?S
D. O- Latham, work on LoVentone Run bridge\ . J.40
Si kM<*' Aurora bridge 20.0?
A. ToI?r. keepln* Blounta Cre*k bride* ??.#?
?" '? *MpIns P?B?? Cr**k bridie 16,(fo
?' 2' J?**' brld*. , it.tc
55!
convict ?uard. tl days
J. H*?ens. county male*
Walker, ferui Cocwoll Co.. mordiandl** tor C. B C..
M. M. Jon**, work on dr*w
A Bailey, keeplnfl Bath brodgce Ac
J. A. IMtK, recorder, coat* for Not
J. r. Tayloe, marc handle* tor oonrlota
Br*rett-Waddey Co.. mere, .handle* tor Ret
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U F*
BUIliMl 9M?# Co.. typewriter ribbon*.
A. G. Bo<h, work OB cart and making shackels
W. W. Hooker, services In connection with bridges. .
B. O. Bright work around county hone and premises. ..
E. G. Bright. 14 1*6 cords wood ftor county home
R. W. Lucas, building bridge houses
Washington Drug Co.. antitoxin?, order Sunt, health. .
N. L. Sawyer, moving convicts Belbaveu to Campbell Cr.
C. H. Roberson. conveying Stanley Mooro to jail, feeding
J. C. Duke, conveying Dallas Topping to chain gang.....
J. C. Duke* conveying langc Credle to chain gang....
Walker. Evans A CogweU Co . envelopes tor C. 8. C.. .
Walker. Evans * CogweU Co.?-,r ~ *
H. O. D. Hill, keeping ^
E. G. Bright* Supt. Co.
Washington bridge 3*1.11 .1
Mutual Machine Co., work on Washington' bridge draw 4.86
J..B. Turnage. merchandise for Mariah Taylor 2.56
H. L. Hodges, freight on convict camp to South Creek 4.40
H. L. Hodges, salary for November . . .*>L . 50.00
U P. Latham, convict guard 20.00
Dave Ho<|ges convict guard 20.00
J. D. Winfleld, convict guard 20.00
J. D. Aldrldge, convict guard. 16 days 16.00
C. V. Ross. Lumber for Edward bridge....,;. '> 19.24
J. H. Harris, P. 4fc 8. Co, mdse for oonvlct, polishing
- stoves, and lanterns for bridge.. 24.66
J. F. Tayloe, Int. on $12,500 bonds .../*... a ...... SIS.25
Amos Moore, work on county bridge .. * JErTzt* ? 1.75
J. C. Latham, work on Tranter Cr. bridge 20.58
J. P. Tayloe int. on $2,500 not. Bank of Washington.. . . 37.5to
J. F. Tayloe, |nt. on ?2,600 note renewed , ... S7.50
M. A. Paul, hauling logs to build Smith Cr. uridge. . . ? 24.04)
Qee.'A. Paul, C. 8. C . .. ? .t.\ ., *1?.i . . .., J. * 106.*7
Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff 65.03
Ww W. Hooker? magistrate .78
C. H. Roberson, constable 5.50'
Glenn Bonner, witness 2.55
J. W. Chapln, witness 3.90
C. H. Sterling, mayor 9.84
W. Ri Pedrlck, constable 18.90
Geo. N. Howard, constable 20.25
time's:-'i: ??;
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WE THANK YOU
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W. A. Tankard, magistrate.
Haywood Grimes, wltneas, ..
Pater Orist, witness
Joe Dixon, witness
Jno. Lanier wltneas - ...
O. Rlddlck witness ,
Peter Burroagb, witness
J. M. Davis, witness
"W. B. Gurganus, wltneas ...;
Moses Bowen, wltneas
E. 0. Bright, extra compensation
R. R. Warren, Chairman to commissioners
W. H. 8tancll, commissioner
F. H. Von Ebersteln, commissioner
H. 0. Boyd, commissioner
W. W. Hooker commissioner
Thos. Green, commissioner
State Hoe. care, clothing, and trans, for indigent poor
O. Rumley, flerk to Board, etc
Dr. A. K. Tayloe, attention to convict, etc
J. P. Bishop, mdae. (or convict
Suskln A Berry, mdse. for convicts
A. Toler, keeping Blount's Cr. bridge . . .
J. C. Dudley, keeping Aurora bridge
A. Bailey, keeping Bath bridges
C>. H. Roberson, conveying two convicts to chain gang
?G. I. Bonner, conveying two convicts to chain gang
H. C. Mavo A Co.. mdse for convict*
/y. w. mayo, mane, ror convicts .......; 15.85
Walker, Evans & Cogwell Co., record for Register 10.50
E. G. Bright, Supt. Co. home .,.. 167.10
J. B, Keech, keeping .P&nWgo Cr. bridge 26.00
R. F. Respess, keeping, Pungo Cr. bridge 16.00
U. O. Bright, Are, dogs etc for Co. home . 3.06
<5. H. Roberaon, arrest Otc of Hoses Bikes 2.75
G. Rumley, work' for Corporation Com 30.00
C. H. Roberaon, conveying Zeb Knott to Jail 3.60
C. H.' Woolard, repairs of Pungo Cr. Bridge 3.60
Dixon A Bonner, underwear for convicts 23.50
F. L. Vollra Hardware Co., mdae for oonvlcta. ....... 24.66
S. R. Fowls * Son, mdae for convicts for Co. Homa Ac. K.>4
Harrells Printing House, poor order book 4.60
Aurora Hardware Co., mdsa for convicts 16.4 3
T. A. Brooks, lumber for Bath bridges .............. 3.68
WM, Bragaw, Insurance on County home... 117,17
BeaJ. Potter, rent tor Oat'. U". ?.M
J. B, Carrawon, sawing lumber tor Bmtth Cr. bridge.. 18.01
J. W. Mayo * Bro , Underwear for convicts 31.1#
C. o. Mldyttte. mattresses Tor convteto ... 13.60
8. R: Fowl* a Bona, lumber tor county home. etc..... l?.46
J. W- Oden A Co.. Mmber for Pungo and Johee bridges 5.35
W. J. Harrtb. keeplnA'l^tehvllle bridge for 4 months,
en ting -Jan lit. 1*10 N.M
W. A. Tankard, ClkW Bd. Supervisors Bath township IH
Washington' Dally "NeWS. pub. financial statsm't. etc.. 63.4#
H O. V. Hill, keeping Waahlnftoa bridge.. 37.00
H. L. Hodges. Peas bon?M tor con lets 3.70
H. L. Hodgaa, Supt. coavlcta. aalary for Dec !?.??
U. r. Latham, guarding coavlcta. salary for Doe. 3?.#0
Dave Hodcee, guarding coavlcta. salary for Doc
J. D. Aldrldge, guarding convicts, salary far Doe 3#.o?
J. p. Wlnfleld. guarding convieta, salary tor Doe.. r. ?.. IMt
Spencer Bros., sadse tor county hove ..... !.*?
T. H. Moore, lumber tor bridge on road So. (4 Choco
wlnlty township ll.?t
L. F. J ones, ssdae for cenvlcta etc
M. D. Lewis, ratting logs and carrying logs to mill, etc t.n
B. O Spencer, 8kg Hyde Oe.. coat. con. from SMo Co ll.M
Southern Furniture Co.. bUakota for Co. homa ?.*?
Geo. A Paul -C. B. C. phone rent, ate . ..t. 1*.M
W. B. Morton A Co., aiattlil I tor County Home., .. 3.36
Gee. B. Rlcka, sheriff. JaU toes ? 0?
Geo K. Ricks, sheriff, suadrlea, court coat, etc l??.t?
Jos. F. Tayloe. ? months Interest on bridge bonds 1,363.13
work on Bath bridge 1I6.M
,.je. Jury tleketa for December court...*.. MT.H
I Broughton Ptg Co., reoord bk for Roc OB M.i0
, wttneaa 11.M
_ Mrltneaa I.IK
, repairs on Bath brldgj ?.?
n Trass .
Tn fan try. aeml-annual appropriation 115.00
11.17
T.M
.. ...v..... 7.71
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RYjriVji i' ....... fi.io
i cash paid In connection
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to lK?r
Am the Christmas season approach
es I W2? remlded of Wordsworthe
beautiful "Ode, Intimations of Im
morality ," and especially the lines In
H which ascribes the dignity of dl*in
Ity to tiuaan life: ?
"Not in entire forsstfulness, ?
And not in utter nakedness.
But trailing cldnds of glory do we
com*. - ft
Prom God, who is our home."
Chr<sda*ji Pty, December the 26th.
is regarded by the Christian world
as the birthday of Christ. It comes j
one a year, to remind ns of God's
greatest gift to the wotld, the gift
of His Bon. I am content to believe
that be idea of giving is the one tbat
should l??rss us moat at this holi
day season. Not so much the pre
senting of gifts and tjemambrances
that will make glad the hfcarts of our
friends, while that is good, but the
giving of ourselves is service to our
fellows.
To me the Christmas season means
rest c: body and 'teat' of mind. It
means "peace on earth, good will to
men." It is a time to forget the
stress and strain of dally life to en
joy the blessings of a good home, tfc
ttate upob the blessings life has
meditate upon blessing* life has
brought, to think of one's frlendrf.
both old and new, to be proud of our
country, and to be glad of lite,
whethc we are st Its dawn, Its noon,
or Its evenlg tide.
I have never been ablp to under
stand how some men, bright Intelli
gent men, can labor faithfully *11 the
year and remain sober until Christ
mas. then flst beastly drunk and
sfftnd the day In revelry and ha'
mas means to the fsmllies of men
who forget themselves in this man
ner. I repeat(. this Idoa of how
Christmas should be spent bmiqs
strsnge to me.
This paper must be brief, but
something must be said for the chil
dren. *1 believc they should have as
much innocent (un and pleasure^
their young lives call for and that In
these pleasures, as In all other af
fairs of life, they should be mildly
patiently, yot firmly corrected when
they have gone to unreasonable lim
its. Let them enjoy the holiday sea
son fully. In addition to giving them
a clear field to enjoy the bright side,
as we call it. I would have them
taught some of the truth 1 have
tried briefly to Indicate above, vis:
The dignity of human life, the genu
ine spirit of giving, peace and gocyfi
will to men, the joyof life to remain
sober, and to be unselfish always.
N. C. NKWBOLD
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
HARDY'S DRUG STORE. I
Two much cannot be Mid about
the commendable object for which
the Red Cross Christmas stamps are
belag sold. As most parsons know,
the proceeds from this sale will co a
fighting the "Great White Plague."
which ta working havoc through
out our country. This campaign lbr
the sale of stamps Is naUoa-wldp. We
must fall into line. It Is a small
thing for men to get s supply of t
itamps and put one on every lei
lent out. but when It is remembe*
?d that this will count Into millions
hroughout the country, the sum will
?e very large.
No one Is to understand these
itamps are to take the place of the
-egular postag, stamps but are used
n addition to the regular postage.
The .stamps are on sale at Dr.
iardy's Drug 8tore. How can we
lo more good than by this means at
his season of the year?
?LOWERS FOR RAM??Hardy*.
Drug Store. ltc
PSR80NAL MENTION
Misses Laura Berry. Adala Stok
?s berry, who hare been attending
he Littleton Female College. pssMt
brough the city yesterday en route
a their respective homes In Hyde
ounty.
Mr. J. C. Selby of Mobucken. Is la
fie city today.
Misses Melissa and Martha Cradle,
f Swan Quarter, are the guests of
Irs. C. E. Wahab, on West 8eoond
treet.
Messrs Baxter Bell. Earl Jeafaette
'ho have bean attending Horner's
chool. are spending, the _
Rn Bell, DeftsT<M*Oo*sn. who
sve been sttendlng college at
reensboro, paased through the city
esterday en route to their homes In
lyde county.
Miss Etta Reeves and Miss Hooker
'ho have been attending the Train
ing School at Greenville, are in the
Ity enroute to their home In Au
ora.
Miss Ruth Wicks of Ashland, Vs..
i In the city the guest of Mr. and
Irs. Clyde Harrison. 618" E. Main
treet.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mitchell of
locky Mount arrived in the city laat
vening to spend Christmas with
heir parents.
Mr. Samuel Dupree of Florence 8.
X, arrived In the city lsst night oa
lis way to Plymouth, N. C. Mr. Du
?iee la a former resident of Wish
ngton.
;i.VCO AND 44 CIGARS
HARDY'S DRUG STORE.
The concessions of the wesk are
he concessions of fear.?Burke.
Just Three More Days to Christmas
WE ARE OFFERING
our entire stock of Ladies' Tailored Suits, ?25.04
to $35.00 tiIon, for the next three gg
All Furs Greatly Reduced
BOWERS- LEWIS CO.,
HOUDAY TIME: A Christmas Mil
that will please everybody?a down
to-date performance that we too*
cannot be equalled anywhere.
Fine Christmas program at thai
Oem tonight The Christmas pres
eat, given away Monday night, Dae.
U. . 4 ?
Do not (all to attend tonight as It
will h* worth while.