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I":" P t *mm DAILY NEWS ' DBLWHTO BViJRY AFTERNOON 1 [; EXCEPT SUNDAY. < No. 10# Boat Water fttroot. . {Entered u NOoid^lMi matter August 0. 1000. at the pootofflea at Washington N. C? under the act of March t. H10. . One Month 9 .19 Four Mentha 1.00 an 81k Montha 1.90 M One Year 9.00 t? Subacribera desiring the paper die- 111 continued will please notify this of- 01 ore on date of expiration, otherwise o It will be continued at regular subscription rates until notice to stop received. If you do not set the Dally Newa 11 promptly telephone or write the man- & acer and the complaint will receive Immediate attention. It la our desire to please you. f c ? ? ? 8 Ail articles sent to the Daily Newa a for publication^ must be signed by n the writer. othArirlu th#?v will m.r be published. - f SATURDAY, MAKCH SO d a HONOR WHERE HONOR IS DI E. p The best plac? to learn of a man's ? worth, how he is esteemed, is not in wome distant* state or city, but right p where he livos?his home. That this is p true was clearly demonstrated In e Washington yesterday. Hon. John j, H Small representing the First Con- ^ ?rcs8lon&1 *district in the United 0 States congress was accorded a wel- tl come such as is rarely tendered to T any man either in public or private p life. This demonstration of the love \] and esteem in which Mr. Small Is z held by his townspeople was not for B for the work which he has accom- g plished In congress but it was the ij outward expression of friends of their p devotion to him as a private citizen, n We venture the assertion that r were all the school children in the City of Washington asked the question who had done the most for the a schools or the city and for the ad- r * vancement of the cause of education a in general and who is the most pop- f ular man in Beaufort County? that 0 niaety per cent of them would un- t! hesitatingly say Mr. Small. 1 Wp do not mean by this that Mr. p Small has no enemies, because there j| is no man who can retain the friend- t ship of everyone and more especially is this true of a person iQ public 8 life. Yesterday's reception was sora? o what a repetition "on an enlarged e scale'" of the reception given him in August 1S9S when he was first nomi- t nated for congress at a time "when t Democratic defeat was almost conced- j ?- ed Mr. Small went into the cam- c paign with hiB whole bouI and fought t valiantly for tb? caus? of Oemoc- t racy and his labors were not In vain, j ""?u "?/ UISUV and wrung from bis opponent* a great victory. Since the first day be entered congress Mr Small has held one great purpose In mind to the accomplishment of which he has devoted both tlme and money and has never lost hope In a cause which to others appeared hopeless. . II? has gradually won th? esteem and favor of his colleagues In congress until at last he Is about to reap the reward for hla efforts. Mr. Small has no doubt represented th? First District In a manner mot> satisfactory to his constituents than has any other man sbo ha* been entrusted with the duties and responsibilities of this high offloe Ha has not only secured legislation contemplating the completion #fin inland waterway frees Nofolk to Beaufort but be has represented the interest and Woked after the welfare of hi# people la e*sr* pfe*tfc?)ift' T%#oogh hie efforts jpnktW^Voftdinls " hJrva heen secured for Washington. Bllanbsth CUr,?re?dvflje and ntateronm MroprteUWi?4Mia totir'Mcti&i for work on PamlWo antf Tar Rtvean. Farmers Institute have keen held no's. g&TnpMatnt HOM tKroagh kit effort* ud t> aurtm town an opportunity to Monro Mack Win , 1 at Ion a? necessity require*1 for Ito people. He hu ever bwn 'sottm In the cause, of education and for rears has been chairman of the school hoard of Washington Publts School*. His record In Congress for the past decade Is one of which he can truly be proud. Th? result of hla efforts can b0 seen all over the district. Herein lies today his popnlarity and this faithful service was what prompted his friends and neighbors in Washington to gather an extend ro him such a welcome as can never be forgotten. Washington people are appreciative and never fail to reward merit and service an^l when it became known yesterday morning that Mr Small was on his way from th? <f ipital city to his home it vas immediately decided that he should receiw a warm welcome by those! among whom he haa lived. The greeting was one of friend to friend : and neighbor to neighbor, it should be and no doubt was one of the proud est moments of Mr. Small's life We &rn proud of him and the Dally News believes h!s day for greater usefulness to his people have just begun. 3. K. HOVT 18 KHOWTNIi A NKW line of tan and btftk akin oxford shoes hn various styles. f HKAP ( WORTH I.RH) IPffiURAJfGK Insurance commissioner Young says to has recstved inquiries from I-. ' - different parts of the State as to the standing of certain mutual lasorascq \ -4' .1 !lj>Je-J? '< '*5^ : . _.. v\V;ji* -/' >1 1 1 .... i v jrj Won't yon com< M Tis really so deli Twill give you i <jly ^ That's vastly mc e flodeding the state with circular*. . ik las merchants sad manufacturer* > give them thlr insurance, and isklng all klnda of promises, none f which they can b? forced to carry nt- . i , The Commlaeloners mays that none f these companies or brokers are censed to do business In North Carona, and any contract Issued by them ere would be null and void under ur law, and not enforclble In our curt*. Any cltlsen of the State Inuring with them would. In case of loes by tire. b? completely at their lercy. He could not get servioe on hem. and It he did. could not *norce the contract in our courts. Uner such conditions they shosld be ble to charge very little for their ollciee and then get more than they re worth. Commissioner Young sayB If com- . anlee are worthy of confidence and . otronage of our citlsens they gen- ' rally show It by complying with our iwb when they desire to do business i our state. It is very strange reaanlng to conclude that a company bat is doing business In the State in lolatlon of her laws will deal fairly 1th her citizens in settling a loss bat cannot be enforced. Any cltlen of the state may well /eel that ny company that does an "underround" business in defiance of our iw and in defrauding our State of roper revenue due her, will not hestate when an opportunity affords to ob him. Anyone who thinks those millionire woolen trust magnates at Lawence. Mass., are increasing the salrles of their men. women and chlideff mill workers out of the genersity of their hearts?and out of heir own pocketbooks?is mistaken, "hey are making the American people pay not only the amount of the acreaaed wages, but every penny of he expense of the long strike. "The people sympathized with the trikers," is the slogan of the mill wners. "now let them shoulder^ the xpense" * / Before apy wages were Increased, he woolen tAist magnates, who have ee^. making profits of from 6 to 75 er cent on their i nvestment. deeded to advance the cost of clothing. Ind as a matter of fact, the consumes began to actually pay increased prices for woolens and Qpttons in Anticipation of the increased wages to >e paid by the woolen trust, before :h* announcement of the increased sages we're, made. Cotton prints, calicoes and the like bave risen in price at wholesale in Mew York City a quarter of a cent a rard in the last ten day*, and mill igents predict the increase will reach two cents a yard. ^ This will make a difference of five rents in an apron, and 25 cents In the housewife's dress, lien's clothing ts going up. and women's and are declared to be the next tn line, rbe Increases, It-la estimated, will bring approximately fit,000,009 into the cotters of the fcoolen trust within s Tsar. Thng an aocombdating public will beer the cost ot the Strike u\d the increases In wages. * The. men who work sack games pa both public sad employes are hot i handful In outer. They Are Just k few rich mea 'Who own or centrol the majority ot the atock ot the wooipn tree*. It re *rnetk*ily there 1+* men. and Omt alsns. who are the henetctariswofOihiaHe K. " Agate the goery: How long are 11,000,000 American tttftas getng |o stand for n wool tsrtff'wfcfeh bdeps them outrageously on ewery stitch of clothing they one in order that a few greedy woolen trust magnates mar be still further enriched. Queer Audience Views Comedy. A four-act comedy recently given by the New York 8choe1 for the Hard of Hearing, created a singularly weird impression amongst those present who were not familiar with Hp reading and the sign language. Words were need, but they were not meant to be heard, for the players and most of the audience were deaf. Cues and clever lines alike were read, not heard, and the Up* of the silent speakers were the media. Even the handclapping, with which some of the audience, unfamiliar with the conventions of the llpo-drama, were prompted to express their applause, was discouraged by the knowing ones, who seemed to manifest their approval by an airy wave of the hand aloft. In the longer play presented, pity was taken upon that portion of the audience which, thohgh able to hear, was so 111-eqaipped as not to be able to read the lips of the performers. S? in "Many a 81ip 'Twlkt the Girl and the Lip" the lines were read ont loud, even though they were not heard by any of the members of the cast. The Wrong Pick. I've picked a girl for you, my dear fellow, to go through life with jroo, who ig a 11 y? wire." . ; r "Ah. but my journey through life is via wire leas ." , v 1 *4Ae *tK*" < YW : ' > and live near us dopta by ightful, enchanting, yes and rest and comfort and much ire important than a little oi 1 . 1 .v What Lm Can Do. ' -And do yoa really lore mo, George?' she asked. "Love your repeated "dwr" George fervently. "Why. while 1 waa bidding you good-by oh the porch loot night, my angel, the dog bit a largo chunk out of my log. and I never noticed It till l*got home.' TKe~*upeH stive Degree. A i "Can yon give me any Idea of the mean temperature la this place?" naked the traveler who had J oat ar> rived at Dovilh Lake. N. D. "We ain't got aay mean temperature here." replied the old settlor. "It'm all meanest." After Seeing the County Treasurer. Man With the Bulging Brow (raining hla voice)?rm a good dtlseau but Man With the Bulbous Nose?But, like all the good citizens I know, you do hate like thunder to pay your taxes! TIME TO LIGHT OUT. 0 The Maiden?B? reasonable, papa. Tom la the light of my life. Her. Papa?That may be. but I object to having my boose lit op by hiss after eleven o'clock. The Climax. The universe is pausing: The earth shakes, In good sooth I The solar system's gasping! For Baby's cut a tooth! w NOTICE OF FORBCIXMJt'RE SALE. ^ V Under &ndljy virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgaMk-deed executed on the. 20th day of February. 1212, by and between J. A. Wilkinson. 8. W. Wilkinson and Wlfe Pattle 8. WUklnaon to W. B. Moses & Sons, a sofporatlon. which said Instrument Is recorded in Book * en .. A 6 G a# P.aatnv* P/lllntv Records, which Is hereby referred to f6r Its terms; default having beeu made In the paymeat of tha Indebtedness secured by the said mortgage the undersigned wltt W ths lag day of May. 1911 sell to the highest bidder for cash at II e'cloeli noon at the Court House doer ef Deedfort County to satisfy the bsdehtednew secured by said mortgage the followtng described tracts m porosis ol land, lying and being hi the County of Beaufort. State off North Care Una. Fahfcsgo Township and dsoCrlbsd as follows, to-wlt FIRST TRACT: A pert&a of t* "Pant#ro Bwamn" ceftMd&eit wkhls the- bomidarlie- at twM***** dMfl. trtl* wtot of tt? KHM-Uq thorn Roll rood. ut?Oa tW> *o?tl> at* ot mm Mum ?na Hfoinl to IV UMc aoatbars OoOtoo tin*, which u the Southern boundary Una' of the Ans Blount dead and f i^ahlng, hp calculation. Fire Tlaadrad and fltty oat and one half acres, to-wlt: Beginning at the point hi the long Collins line above referred to end Weet from said Norfolk-Southern Railroad, aa measured along aatd tine a distance o Five Hundred end Ninety Two Soles and running thenos, North -St.S East 67 poles to a corner In the swamp; thence North 50 Weet 878 poles U another corner; thence Soulh 40 wesi 397 poles to a corner In the Colllni line North 89 East 508 poles to th< line above referred to; thenc? aloni said Collins line North 81 East 508 poles to th< beginning. oemg in? second o two tracts of land described and con veyed In a deed from John L. Rope: Lumber Company t<? said parties o the first part dated March 16th., 1901 ind duly recorded In the Register': Office of Beaufort County, In Bool 131. Page 627 630, to which dee< roference is hereby-made. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at : post oak, the North East corner o the tract of land conreyed by Oull ford H. Waters and wife to J. A. <* B. W. Wilkinson, and running Nor* 1 C J. LF.NN WOOD?Members New Yor > J. LEON W C BANKERS ai \ UN, H Mow Tnk \ am Excbuc*, GUeico Board < \ ***",*"5S3'iaSa2tJ,3!^?)' ====== the river shore? so more. improve your health? your wealth. ? .* "V A. C. HATHAWAY 55 Eut wtth * flee marked tree* 81 polee to a corner; theace North 6? Weet M potee with a line of marked trees to a wive fence; thence with said wire fence Soe^h 68 West' 15 1-4 polee to the omer or said wire fence at a ditch; Ahenoe North 58 Weet with said ditch and fence 38 polee; thence North 4 Weet with aid wire fence 10 polee; thence north 69 1-1 Weet .with said wire xeuco on poiwi iDBnce norm oe i-a West with * dlctb and line of marked trees 27 1-8 polea to a lightwood post; thence south 54 1-2 West 37 1-4 poles with said line ofmarked trees to the North West corner of said tract of land conveyed by Guilford H. Waters and wife to said J. A.?& a. W. Wilkinson; these* with said Une of marked trees 8outh 62 1-2 East 233 poles to the beginning. Containing 85.8 acres more or less, as surveyed and platted by John T. Wlndley, on or about February 16th, 1907, the courses above given being the magnetic courses on that dfte; and Bald tract of land being the same conveyed to J. A. Wilkinson by L. F. Houston, as Guardian, and A. D. Mac Lean, as Commissioner, by deed datod April l tht 1907, and duly recorded in said Register's Office of Beaufort County, In Book 14*7. Page 71, to which reference Is hereby made. THIRD TRACT: Beginning'In tha line between Lot no 1 and Lot no 2 at'a post oak, and thenoe running South 53 1-2 West 70 poles to s Stake in Hannock's most Southardly line; thence with said line North 48 1-4 West 230 polds to the most wester4 ly line of Joseph Hancock, a red bay; thenoe North 54 1-4 Bast 52 poles: thence South 52 1-2 East 233 poles to the beginning, containing 85 3-4 acres, as snrveyed by John T. Wndley on March 6th, 1906, the courses being the magnetic courses on that date; and said land being the same conveyed to said parties of the first part *7 Guilford H. Waters and wife by deed dated November 3rd 1906, and duly recorded In aald Reg liter's Office of Beaufort County. In Book 142, Page 339, to which reference is hereby made. FOURTH TRACT: Beginning at the North East corner of Ransom W.J Harris' entry or patent at a stake in' the West most line of the'Loyd and Allen potent -and running , thence with said' patent line Nonth 45 East 18 poles to the corner of said patent thence North 28 East 100 poles to a patent granted to W. R. Wright and John 'Whitley; thence with the line of said patent North 5? Weft ISO poles to a patent granted to Ruel > Wlndley and Thomas Boyd; thenoe with the line of said patent South 45 Bast go poles to a corner; thenoe > with the line of said patent South 45 West 97 1-1 poles to the North West corner of Ranso^i W. Harris' iforsMld entry or patent; with'tlx Mil puut South II MoM i lit Mh* to the hiel?lni It bMn? IM{^ M th* RuhOia W. Harrl* ' rut Mr One Hundred mw. ud be' la* (he MM nnrand hT B. B. - NtlldMn. Cuulndmi la Ml !. I A. wnjttaaon by dud doted IWhyw ? M MM. and Mr feeordedlo > Mt IUdlKd OdSM of iMihdt 1 Comm. la Moo* in. too 1M. to i whttb r Mi i m il M honhr soda. ; an WUIQT: Bestohlhs M, > MO the Sooth *Mt corner of a ppi ?t BMW to Rood TTlndl?y ud > Thorooo Boyd for ??< oaoo-'dotod > DeofMber ?M. till, ud nuhi thrpoo with oold petut Uho North i 41 BhM 111 1-1 yotoo; those. Sooth I II Moot AM yolaa to o otsko Is m i of the Weetmoet line. ol th? Loyd 1 ud Alloc patent; thence with the Mid lotiot Sooth <1 Wwt lit 1-1 t polM to otoko, the Waatmoat corner . or a?ld patent; thence north 58 WMt t 56^ pole* to the beginning, containing One Hundred acre* and > being the same tract of land bonveyt ed to laid part lee of the drat part by ? w. 3. Bollock and wife by deed dated s February 19th, 1906 and duly recordIt ed In *ald Register's Office of Beau) fort County, In Book 138, Page 247, > to whch reference 1* hereby ihade. f All of the aforesaid fire tracts of - land being the same conveyed to said r J. A. 4 8. W. Wilkinson by William f H. Schuette and Wife Cora ElUa5 both Schuette by deed dated Decerna ber 1st, 1911, and duly recorded in c said Register's Office of Beaufort 1 Qounty, In Book 170, Page 66, to which reference is hereby made, a Terms of nale cash, f This March 28th. 1912. W. B. M&8E8 * SONS, i By J. A. Leigh, atty. n 3 29 4wks la wk. k (Mtm toetoof,? JAMESIW. COLE. > tin mmid WwWom, 7* Plomn Sc. 1 Stock MMkua*. Now York Cot. ) f Uhdar u< by virtue or power ol Trust, made sad executed on ths 1st day otTebfnary, 1?11 br J. A. Will sat Pxttle Wilkinson, bis wife. to tehsa c. Bragaw and Anbrey L. Brooks Trustas, which sold Deed ot Trust Is duly recorded I* tbo Offloe ot tbo Reglater ot Hoods tor Boaufort County, lb Book 1*1. Ps?o it*, tbo undersigns* will, on Wedsooday, tbo 4 th day ot April, at 11 o'clock. Noon, OUST tor sola, to tka hi,host bidder, tor cash, at the Canst House door In Beaufort county, tbnt certain property situate sad bains In tbo Stats ot North Cnro*raa. Canny ot 3aaulort. and mora particularly described as follows, to-wit: FlAST: That certain loo Plant, Cotton Olo and Urtwt ldlU whict am embraced and Included In n conveyance by Bolbavan Uuaber A Mf,. Company to J. A. Wilkinson, By deed dated February 1, Id Ob, aad duly recorded In Abo Ofdoo ot tbo Regixter at Deeds Tor Beanfort County, In Book lit, St Paso' 4*4, Including tbo boDor and engine lb tbo sold Ice Plant, and all other machinery and appurtaaaacsa belonging to or connected with' tbo nald Ice Plant, Cotton Ola aad Ortst Mill, together with that part of the lease hold of tbo premises upon which ths asms are located, which Is daacrlbed as follows: Beginning at the water's edss, on Pantego Crook at tbo and ot n Ball road Switch or Spar Track leading Into said property, and running with the name in a North Easterly direction ISO feet; thanoa at right angle# to the Bpur Track 100 feet; thence parallel with said Bpur Track, to Panteko Creek; and with the said Creek to the beginning: Including also'the right to the nee of the said Switch or Spur Track, and a right df way oat to King and lfaln Streets in the Town of Belhnven, orer the remainder of the land, upon which the said J. A. Wilkinson holds n lease: It Is Intended hereby to convey all the right, title, Internet and estate of the parties of the First Part, or l#lher of them. In and to the lands embraced within the lines herein be [fore defined, whether the earn* be permanently affixed to the freehold | or detachable, Including also all perisonal property located thereon, of whatsoever kind or description. SECOND: AH that tract of land which was allotted to Nancy 8. Shavender, in the division of the estate of her father, Thoe. W. Toppln, deceased, which division is duly recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Beaufort County, In whicb is heerby referred to for particulars qf description. Reference Is site frsde to n deed from Angus D. Mac Lean, Commissioner, to Pantego A Belhaven Real Estate A Investment Company, duly recorded In the Register's Office of Beaufort County, In Book 181, Page 188. THIRD: All that certain tract oi parcel ot lana conveyed by W. L. Judklne, and wife to C. P. Ayoock, by deed dated February It, 1*01, and duly recorded in the Office ot tkd Restaur of Deeda for Beaafort County. In Book 111, at Pa?ea lit. If I and til to whtefc' deed raferenee U hereby made and.the deeertptlei therein ooatained Ja adopted m tbdugh oopied herein: la alae a?4. te a 4a* (ram C. *. Araaak aad wMa to Paa t*o * BaUaran )Ual muu ? la vaatmant Co?whVth daa4 la rt?r fr i i " ." j ,-nx.T fA-* > ' *' 'f tv . Tf An Advertisetnen Brings H -t V " 1 1 >.* a SEND YOUR Mi ) The Richn r Prompt Servi it VoIiiao Ait# Hi m ? oiu^Of VUl 1T1 \ W. ft ALB i 410 East Main St | The Big or % PR1N J Both are entitled to the ? a mechanical standpoin S down here. Our lea IZ The very latest and bes r S by Art Craftsmen. J? A Reguest for prices ai Z i' m { . ' :,= Z Afl * m/5 T * IB ? ? v/^D K ?? I HOPE LODGE, Mo. 0, , II San^^tovTSiu11004 I* **7 malax it I o'clock. I* ' -f'- I TAU THIBB, No. IS. MnU li TUto^HaU ' M J* PHALANX LODGE, No. 10. * 1. O.O. F. Moats OTOT7 Thursday erenlns to Twites na aL I o'otook. ~ NAOMI KEBMNdH LODGE. No. 00 ' L O. O. P. Moots U Tuloo'a Hsll (tend ud fourth Friday oooh mouth h ( p. a : Moots is ttetr Asll. syatalra. cor . asr Dslas ster sad Kola struct. > TOO* Thmadaj .renins St o'clock . ORB LODGE, Mo. 104. A. P. asd A. M. Moots Is ttetr hall, cscasr Bosnst and Third atsasta, list and third Tuesdays each month at I p m. < MOTE CHAPTER, Ho. t-. - Rojal Arcb Um?mm. * MnO In UMMio Halt Meond and p.m. r WASHINGTON LODOl No. Ml B. P. O. *. building, W ?7 ft j Mil^f vt t o'doek. corded in the Office of the Register of Deed* tor Bceatort County, In Book 1?0, PM? Ml. The tmcts of lead Indicated hereinbefore as No. 1 and No. g. ere the 'hie lands conveyed by Pmleg" * Belhaven Realty Oo. to J. A. Wilkinson and 8. W. Wilkinson, by deed dated Jnly 16. 1909, and dmty recorded In the Office of the Register Book 1*0 Pace 19?. STEPHEN C. BRA SAW. Trustee. ' AUBREY L. BROOKS. Trustee. By Edward I*. Stewart Atty. This March 1. 1911. 1-5 4wke-C NOTICE. By virtue of Power of Sale contained In a Deed of Trust executed by John P. Hooker to the undersigned trustee, dated Slnd day of Deoomber, 1910, and recorded in the Register's Office of Beaufort County In' book 194, page 9, I will ofTer tor sale, for CAS* to the highest Mddbrtou April 15th. 1911. at 11 o'clock. Noon, at tke Court House Door In Beaufort County, the following described land: In the town of Aurora being lots 41 and 4t, as are especially described on a map of eald town, which map Is recorded in the Records of Beaufort County in Book lit. paps m. Default having fioea mad* m the \ payment of the debt ensured by eald Deed of Trust, sale le made at the reQU??t of U>. o.nor o?Ut?-Mt to i Mtiafy ?un?. -4? W. A. IUOMWI, '. ,;l. HAVWB. . - O?rfDrf*. . MnilAIMMMnW. ThJ? Mtre* 1?U>. in*. ... .- ? ** *? *? tin the News X*jf; V<f;'.v' - ' . *> ... r Lft BlMfciat B /MjilL ! ire DlggcSl tVcSUIIS ' UL ORDERS TO ^ I iond Buffet r | ce and Good f ' otto. ) ERT, Prop. 5 i - - Norfolk, Va 5 Little Job of j | TING ... '. .1 I same consideration from I of view. They get it J idership is 1 pronounced. 9 t type faces are employed S * ltd samples brings a smile 9 QmRmS Professional andl Business Cards MME, HORTEN8E LITTUKB ' i J , fT. % * * 1 I.IND6AY C. WAJUUMf Attorn?7-*t-Uv 9 4I |% .Office Oppoiiu Court Rooae. Washington, If. O. 4M I-"v S WUay C. Rodman, W Wm. B. Rodman, J*. RODMAN A RODMAN L I. ' | - * H. 8. yirfm ^Jxm^D^Orim* 1 Wt^x^n! N. G. We practice la the Court of the * V Pimt Judicial District ud tte 1 Federal Courts. T H. W. OARTBR, M- ? J Practice limited to dleeftaao * the Bye. Bar. Nom tU Throat. 4H Hoary: 9-li a. m.; J-# . ?. Bxcept Mondays. m ~^H| Corner Mala aM Market Ma. V Orer Brown's Dm Bleed. WAMUNQTOK, If. C. V Q. A. PHILLIPS A BRO? M FIRB DT8URANCB. WASHINGTON, M. O. eeeeeeeeeeev> eeeee eeeeee < PnMw li *11 iteCoMk ? SVMIL MACJLbmi A MCMSIIMI C ^WuhUiMTttoJhcL.U..^ 1 4 Wi Iiy n, h. a ^ 2 ' AH ' V* i*. *- ^ MnH U Wmit /yw^yy**. a Tjj I^SfL w-au*^* u. ^ ^ > I ? , .1 rn 1 ' . m ? #" ,+ f , ,. NORWOOD U UXMOn . - <-4 m ^ ? Waaklnftom, N. O. X ^ MM1 ^ /* 1 T ' 'l I To the Farmers We have a few more bads ?J of Maine grown, Irlah Cob- 1 Hera Seed Potatoes, which / we can aave you money on. Also, a full supply of choice onion sets and gar len seeds. Give us your business and we will prove to you It Is to your interest to buy from the 3amlico Grocery Co. A When cleaning or pressing is V x' to be done > *, <? B My work I guarantee t To please he or she I work from sun to sua
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