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piih f-'. ,-pf m> w mff
Elaborate Eas
In Comme
Held m
RESURRECTION
r v i mm
f OfPRSTORS
St. Peters end ttrittian ,
Will have usual Cele- ' >
K*V v ' * * 4
bratlon i
SIIRAOIVE SUStC
r IN KU CBURCBES:
|| I at tb* mill nniili
?*t for tbe joyous nwusyi of <j
tWHIrktorr but ulso because
| U ? Muoratea tbe gnat hisf
(eric (set sad III! !!!<
L . Mb eu which the whole etracK
. m of the Christina reUfkm
MIL *tr Chrbt hath wot rteen ]
year Ufth la hi vah" The rises
Christ la the Marie of the
ae? ttfe of the believeKawd the
Wat ef bower. For death and
hem wcramwuid thoee la
Christ eau share hi tbe fruits of g
; that iliiyyb '
f Great preparations are in progrress (
? In Iks Waahington rt?aeehea,,M? the
observance of the Reewrrectfeu day,
mAj.- " ,M?ilbriaay maple, aach aa the reI
m Ifliilt' ul u?Uttta? Mrrlew
ln?? ar??>?4? tori'
church (Watt*. Th? Maater influence
J 3b feele the agell of t gjoj. The
* charchee ta^nrrow will he'thronged
u on no other day In the year
and n thrill of Joy and glade III -I
- Win aronao the deyout nnfl chreUna
If alike.
N ^srssas^;
day and the choice hive preyed
R epecial mnnlc. The following In. the
HL program for the day:
1 -M T ,-,7i "
) The Kly CoihntMrion wilt be cdi^
hr?ted at t?. months nmtfgn.-;,
r.M
l At the evening iervicea the paaLOr.
\ RWV H. B. Searlght, will continue I
( hta 'eerlee of aermona on the Seven
A Deadly rfina. The anbjnet will be 1
i kr "Avarice." The eholr of thla ebnrch
jr haa arranged apeclal rnualc for the
nleht services..
The following compona the cbotr: '
I Organlet Mra n. A. O. Barnes, 8oV
Wl tffn- Mlaene ttattle* Hirrla. Mary
t Kllaabeth TSOtnaa Olive Borbankr,
1 Alton. Mra. EHDabeth Hardy. Mra. j? '
fl R. Olbbe; "Slanora: toe" (Itweart, V.
1 U. Potta, J. w." Smith; /Bgeaon, nt*h.
" .V-: Stewart. J. 8 Forhea L. Y Shaw.
?a- - - mat-nfc ,. al, , g-m ,f w fa fi?i* , H
A| fewh ' I v
11A.M.
Dl At the 11 o'clock aervlce the Holy !
HMTComainnlon will be admlnlatarad by
the pastor Rev R. H. Broom He
y will speak op the articles of .felJslon.
Pm &.., *>.
At eight th. putor Till preach on
th. BwurrMtkm and bla tham. wUI '
figtoorntag and nulu MCTlwi Md to '
fly th. Initf School at? o'clock an
f ?7>M.ila? TMI to tahto tor th? rwpntf
In #n?rttoto. At night th. chair
1 twin xr
V Smith. Th. choir la compaato of hta
| '"hopnioa. Mm D. M. Carter, Mlaa
I 1
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v,..,., >. -. , ,
ter Services S
moration of B
i The Resf>ect
W. Peter's BfiMopal Church
.1 A.M.
The following is the musical pro- ]
tram to be rendered by the choir of
his church tomorrow morning:
Processional Hymn 115.
Christ Oar PSssorer. Read.
Gloria Patri. Kevin.
Te Deum. Jackson.
Jubilate. Frey. ? ' - /} *
Hymn 111.
Recessional Hymn 115.
-JTUe following compose the chojr:
Sopranos, Mrs. J. O. Blount, Mrs.
Elisabeth Wind ley. Miss Laugtalnglouse,
Miss Brsgaw, Miss Robena
barter. Miss Elisabeth Simmons,
diss Carrow. Miss BUsnbetfc Carrow, a
Utos: Mrs. W. D. Grimes, Mrs. C.
i. Lmm, Mr*. W. W. Mcllhenny d
JMMi: W. B. Harding. Henry B id*- b
nan. Tenons: Mr. McDonald. Mr. V?
Itnamons. Cbrnetlst: P. H? Foreman f,
>rganlst: Edwin Harding.
? d
8. 8. Celeb ration. v
In the afternoon at ? o'clock the
lunday School wt( hare ita usual eel- d
bratfon. The following will be ren- r.
lered* fj
Bong. O Voice of the Beloved.
Prayer. -?
Anthem. ei
Hymn, The Stone la Rolled Away, w
A poet lee Creed and ReaponalTe ,U
leading.
Hymn, Ah Barter Litany. o
Prayer. tl
Addreea by Rer. C. D. Malone. p
Presentation of prlaee by Mayor 4
H. Harding. U
Otfretory, Uft Dp Thy Voice With d
tinging.
Prayer. u
Hymn, Oh. The Marrel, Oh, The b
I lory. jj
Hciasdkltmi - ; . w
There will be no evening service. ^
HH>sHI7"*T A h
I iHlH* >. "
Invocation. M
' J. Anthem-fcyCfcbir (Welcome.) *
4. Reading. ?,
5, Prayer. M
?. AnnouiMmont.. #
I. ?m> ?r ; * u
: J*..8ttmoa: R?r. JowpS Swain. ..
it. Hrmn OT7. ;* (h
- Doxology. ai
IVJtMadlcUoa ?
i ? - ' w
, , , *.*. -< !n,4Mr. *i
... ... - - ' i,
r.A, yMuurrr *?V t ?. a
rCboree. ."8rt.r Mn.ln Rim- .w
3. Scripture Re'adln* " "It
4. Prefer by Rev. Mr OMInr ? y
! 6. ReWeHea 'Whea Me iM?" T
*ralae."
I. Recitation by lour (Iris 'tie It (j
*>MUm to To?.t| . : }!? ?** ?
8. Sons by. children: "Speed the ?
' Our Someet-Song.
.140. Banner Drill ' V *.- m
II. Exercise by thirteen boya: ?
jir&FZZu*
Offering.
jlC. Anthem. , ?
Son. Chriat la Rlben. A
16. Benediction, - #]
T - " A
First llaptiat Church ?
r~ i
The pastor Ray. H. P. Dai ton will c
lei Iyer tfitfiuon on the Resurrecttoii
jf Jeena. Bunday School will meet }:
it 9:46 A. M. Mr. S. P| Willie la g
Superintednet. ^
a
p. m. d
?v ,
TIM Pttbject of the paotor for the p
night eel-rice will be "Soul Winning."
at the elope of the eerrlce the ,
Lord * guypor will b? admlalatered J
rh?ro will ? apodal Enter mttaic
rendered br tka ckolr wMoll I* on*
of 0? M la tb? city. Mle* Oltdn J
f* *!-, . - ' 3
fe'i. y#3*38pi i .3
'
El dor P. D. Oold, ( WUaon. N. C.. ,
will preach at th|p ehcrch oo Market
Street icoder .renin, at I o'clock.
Mr OcU la a apaakar ot dorce and
M| mm AUlanud wbaar Mat, j
VALUABLE HOR8E DEAD ^ ^
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N GTC
WASHINGTON, NORTH CI
i FAIR TONIGH
wdayf;;r T .
lisen Lord
ive Churches 2
Wt IIWEO
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is tin mi
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The Woman'l Christian Temper- V
nc? Union mot Thursday afternoon 11
t the usual time ahd place, in adltlon.to
the work that had already
eon undertaken. It was decided to r(
rganlze three new depratmanta as
=HSw.: .
First: The evangelistic work un- ^
er the management of Mrs. W. D.
/oOlard. . .
Second: The Alasa house work un- (e
er management of Miss Bottle Par- yj
? ??" ?? -~]f0
tittsfully for this Institution. w
Third: The flower mission wsrt w
ith Mrs. T. 3. Hording manager, a*- ^
toted by Mrs. D. C. Ross. Flowers Jt
ill be taken by this committee to p|
le sick and sorrowing in the homes, d(
> those in the jails and hospitals o1
f the city. Anyone baring flowers t}.
ist they would like to gire for this th
orposc can send them on Thors- to
i?~ afternoons to the residence of to
[re. O. B. Carmalt and they will be ai
Istributed by those in charge of ai
his work. It is only a small thing no
> do and yet how much cheer and 31
lightness may be brought into other ei
hieh has long been needed, has re- th
Mktly been Installed In the County ch
lorae nnder the leadership or Miss n
arrow,- Wtree |l ae?af "*rW. It
We Simmons to (hd Oommleeionore hi
l ttil ?l ll It, W. O. T. V. end te 01
w to operation. Thee It will he te
m that these ~bnsy hop lee" ere ?
aiti along e great many llnea ot
xi work aa well ae for the ettpree- th
en of the Uqoor traffic This anion of
anda mm a unit to faror the eteres- tt<
one of Mre. Armoe. one of the most lie
rtHtont national speakers, who said gl
let alto had sworn Mernal regence ns
telnet the Honor trafflc end Intend- th
1 to light It to Its death until them ed
a*' not a drop of It Ip America; er
Id tlett aha would cross the ocean nl
ad eontdae the flgh;l untl there st
ee not' n drop sold on the known
frtlt 'end then she said she' wenid ?n
IB? a nying macnine ana visit Mart n
id continue the crusade ul??l thete |i
aa not a drop left In the universe. U
bus stands the union pledged?
>vlng the sinner but hating the sin. |
7. C. T. V.:
*- .--ii?iiirar i
. TUB RBSPHRBCROM I
In the-out otrtko MkMoth, m H '
im U dawn toward the Int 'day
r' the week oarae Mary Mugdelepe
hi' the other Mary" to see the Seulchre
And behold, there was a great
irthquake; for tha Angel of the
ord descended from heaven and
inifl and rolled back tbe stone from
le door and sat upon it.
His countenance was like lightIbg
end his raiments white as snow p|
,nd for fear of him the heepers did '
jakc sod became as dead tnen. .
ad the angel answered and said ?
nto the women. Fear pot ye: for f<
know that ye seek Jesus, which was w
rueffled; _ . it
He ie not heje: for He le risen, as ,
Ie Mid. Come, eee the place where
Lord lay. n
And co quickly ^and tell Hie dl- E
clpies that ha U risen from the K
ad: and heboid He coeth before x>
ou into Galilee; there ye shall see tr
lim: to 1 hare told yon!
And they departed quickly from
In 8amlehra with Irn tad graat
?T: tad did ran to bring Hit dltcl- f
itt word. *
And tt th.j went to ttu Hit dl- ,
elplto. bohold Jtttt tatt tbtm. tar- ?
ag: All Hall. Aad tbty cam* tnd p
old Bin br lb. mat tnd worthlp- ?
?d Him Than laid Ittaa . onto *
l^m.??atymld: *> tall mrbratb
?a that thtr ca Into oallaat tad 0
h?.4nl|-tharaM*f V 1
-:
IT BXCBPT 8KOWKM ?.ATE TOM
(By HON. H. t
Just about one thotgjkad elgh hund
orrow, as nearly as calculation by any
le pivotal, eternal truth of Christianity
carnate. being three 4h*n)n be grave
>ide its cerements aad.st?od before the
ttle faith and. the wondsr^strlcken 'ga:
tat had hung upon the try, a living,
t the resurrection of the body--a prof
glee saw Him as they had neen Him b
>mmunton In flesh and spirit. Thoraai
alieve. Natural maal "I cannot bellov
y own hand.'' Timidly pushing forw
iclalms?"My Lord and my Ood."
The religion of the Jewish covenai
ational festival of die Passover Just abc
debrated this, not national; but univor
een-expressly con*H ?*?-.'Its pTaceTI
on-observanre penalfgloal. /"Most natu
new covenant, succeeding fjo an actual
tat for two thousand years' Had reste<
ystlc prophecy, band clapped its bands
ad, and held in yearly ?omgiemoratlon
THIS WA8 EA8TBR. All It mean
rAfl BNOUOH. No coanylment of
needed none. But so eager wai the \
'red from persecution and je*al re?tr
mely observance that the bext scrloi
. Jerusalem of U? queetioa or the re
corded In the annals of the church,
iracy of the date of -thfe groft annual
ayer. Schlastic disquisition comment
ho ut at the feet of 1?*ul Mid learned
at appearance on the jouraerto Demas
i about the 110th year of hp long nd
uurs of his decroptitude lOOfcmlles or
' it with the Bishop of the^ietropoli
as many years a co-laborer With Polyc
hom tradition says had pat as a child
trooted .question; bat early as it start*
was never settled that may particular
esent the anniversary of the resurrect
>ne up o the year 336 . IXf when,Con
' the Eastern and Western churches st
was agreed that one and the same t
is world and that Sunday should he th
the determination in advabce of the
* be calculated at Alexandria, the hon
tnounced by the Bishop of that see.
ose as to the cycle by which the ca
strom, the golden-mouthed, the patrio
f? wrote: "The whole of ttdte is a feet
oellency of the good things which hoi
ittud UAcriauy the clash f.opinions si
rough which it has come,^ongrtgat
lurches barq refused to the tbeek. Hob
' a monopoly of the divine right to "so
it was"their day; now it, is everyhi
hrjMlluitWnt'ii
t Sunday after "the furteenth. day ol
renty-flrst f tfanoh as EASTER BUND
tromss were leup than. 30 years apart
Certain It is thai the Resurrection
fulfillment of God's universal
time when the? grand orchestra of th<
m over the graTqf of.all buried ttHng
iwer, calling them forth and thqy, c
orined, Uacklng lb? la?pr*Mlbl?, Ike
J and natural life?no lees to the op?
e earth has btffled no treasure it will.
I to shed its leaves by the death of w
ed boughs again; o'the other, that in
ght of winter looks over the grmVs of
ar whose rising la the certain sign that
This, only this and all of thisrrfs
ough. 'i
mini ELKS1
mm m,
OFFICERS 1~
Tim ;
ol
Washington lodge Benevolent and *
rotcctive order of Elks installed
Bcera night at their home in the. ol
angham building, for the ensuing 'pi
jar. About forty of the membefs 61
itnessed the solem and impressive 111
ire monies. Kl
. * ti
Those installed were; ^
B. W. Taylor, Exalted Ruler, W. |
Ellison, Esteemed Leading Knight
L. Archbel, Esteemed Royal P
night. J. H. Bonder. Esteemed M
seturlng Knight. 0. B. Sterling,
assurer. J. M. Hodges, Tiler.
The Exalted Ruler made the fol- '
wing appointment!: P. W A yen,
saulrer. J. c Meekina.Jr , Chap-'
In, R. 8 Naal. Inner 0uard. Kin- C
ana Committee: C. M. Little Jr.,
airman, J. W Smith and W. J. Pip- t
In. House Committee, F. J. Berry ?
hnirmac A. L. Bowers la made II
legate to the grand ledge which tl
ineta In Portland In Jnly. Captain a
eorge T. Leach la aaaaad aa alter- n
ate. T. T. Tayloe Trustee T
T., r - i I
Iflsa I.lllle Pieman, has returned ,
r j?
it. 1 :^^~z^r 'r
A1LY
'". - + _' .' ? '-.^- "- f
UHT OR SUNDAY.
i ?
BAT IT MEANS
kWAID)
red and seventy nine years ago, todata
or method left to us can attest,
wis demonstrated. Jeans our God.
bursted the rock-sealed vaults, laid
tear-dlmmed eyes of loving onea of
;e of nnbelievers In the same flesh
breathing:, speaking demonstration
ound and solstn actuality. Te Dlsefore
and heard Him talk and held
i saw and heard and still would ont
e unless I feel the nail prints with
srd he touches the scars as he had
it had commemorated annually the
>ut aa long as Christendom has since
sal tact. That commemoration had
*c3, its method prescribed and its
rally therefore should the faith of
Ity, given In place of an expectancy
1 only on the support of faint and
, shouted the glad tidings and made
aa the recuring season came,
t was?CHRIST 18 RI8BN. THAT
national celebration attached to it.
otariee of Christianity when unfetaint
to make sure of its due and
is disputation after the settlement
julrement of circumcision which Is
arose over the exactness and ac'eaat
of thanksgiving, rejoicing and
:ed leas than 160 years after "the
r more than 800 yearq. Polycarp,
I of him the beautiful truth of the
icus and preached It 100 years later
t consecrated life, journeyed in the
more to &>me to have a sttlement
tan see. No donbt Ignatius, who
inrp and some years his senior and
on Jeeus' lap, entered the eagerly
id and sealously as it was pursued,
day of he calendar year shuld reIon
and nothing mroe definite was
istantlne the First, called a council
Nlcea, where after long discussion
lay-should be keqt throughout alV '
e day. Nothing was fixed upon as
particular 8unday. this being left
le of Astromlcal science and to be
Difficulties and differences then
Iculatlon should be made. Clery- 1
t of Constantinople, about the year
ival unto Christiana because of the '
re j>een_giv.en." and this sentiment 1
id strengthened with the centuries '
lonal worship and non-llturglcal 1
nan, English and Lutheran cbUrch- ,
toice end be glad in It." Original* <
>dy's day. Accurate astronomical
Id Roman clergy, agrees upon the
the calendar moon next after the
AT. In all he clash however, the i
was in the beginning of spring? (
and eternal harmonies. The hour
i Bun squads the note of resurrec- ;
s, of root and grass and herb and
iomp?always come?opening and
unmistakable lesson to both spirit- i
.than the other. To the one, that ]
not give back, that no tree is call- -j
inter but shall lift up its leaf-cov- t
i.wiMwii?upn mat in tne irosty ,
time and human labors, there is a
there is life even in death. I
i all there is in EASTER. It is ,
?S. K. B. BONIER (IF ~:
? .BH? PUSSES AWAY
, V \
News was received here this morng
announcing the death of Mrs. J.
, Bonner, of Bath^N. C. The end
une this morning at 9 o'clock after
lingering and continued illness
om Tuberculosis.
The deceased was 28-years of age
id a consistent member of the Epistpal
church. She was the datigther
' the late Mr. H. A. Windley end
as a lady held in the highest esteem
V all her neighbors and friends. She
as a sister in law f Mr. J. E. Bonner
( this city. The funeral will take
lace from the residence Suuday aftrnoon
at 4 o'clock and the inter
tent will be in the family burying
ffiund near Hunter's Bridge Shcr
iaveB a large host of relatives and
lends to mourn their loss.
gf; X;
FECIAL TRAIN FOR
AYCOCK FUNERAL
The remains of Ex-Governor
harles B. Ay cock, who pawed away
ttddendly at Birmingham, Ala.,
fcUo de'irerlag an address on addition,
arrived to Raleigh this morntg.
The funeral will be held from
He Pint Baptist Church Sunday
Pternoon at t o'clock and the-lnterlent
will be In Oakwood cemetery,
he Norfolk Southern will ran a
sleigh so m to give all who wieh
i attend the fnneral an opportunity.
.
Mr. lames B. Cordon was the
M* of hie mother Mrs. Mattle Corlfiss
Alice Moore leers# this etenNk
for Ore?nr1li?? fn 1
NEW
?
SUB
no muci
Question Has Been In Die
" Commissioners Met In
And Tuesday. Dr. C. I
pert Thanked.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular monthly session
at the Court Hou&e on Monday and
Tuesday last. The following business
was transacted for the preceding
month.
Ordered that Maraiha Tayloe's
poor allowance be increased front $3
to $4 per month. (Blind.)
Ordered that Jesse Moore, col., of ,
Chocowlnity Township be- allowed to
list his poll tax for the year 1911.
Amount of t** 12
Ordered that H. C. Brown of Long
Acre Township be relieved of poll
tax for the year 1911. Amount of
relte f$S.
Ordered that C. E. Jackson be allowed
12 per month regular. (Physlcal
disability.)
It appearing that J. W. Mayo has 1
heretofore assumed the keepers place
of the Aurora bridge aa bondsman
for T. A. Barber. It Is now ordered
on motion of Commissioner Wynn,
seconded by Commissioner Gaylord, '
be and he is hereby directed to con- '
tlnue as?, provided under said bond. 1
It appearing to the board that 32 r
acrao^ff land in Edward school dla- *
(ftct was listed for the year 1911 1
both by Hester Miner and Alex Miner '
and it fourther appearing that the
I^nd belongs to Alex Miner, it is or- ?
dered that Hester Miner be relieved t
of the same. Amount okrelief $2:20. C
It appearing to the board that t
there is an error in the valuation of c
for. mother of $512. it is ordered that t
she be relieved of the coonty and <
school tax on ihc same amount
9t relief - ' j
It appearing to the board that W. 1
H. Lewis Is charged with tax on two I
lots in Chocowlnlty and it appearing t
that he doeB not own but one It is 1
ordered that he be relieved of tax on *
}ame. Amount of relief 10c. c
It appearing to the board that W.
H Whirlov t. ?a ?i.v ?
150 acres of Bergeron land in Pres- ,
cott school district, valued at $4.00 -x
and it further appearing that the j
land is listed in the township at larg? t
it is ordered that he be relieved of t
'.he tax in Prescott school district. c
Amount of relief $4.40. ?
. Ordered that Donnus Moore bo relieved
nf poll tax in Edward school a
listrict. Amount of relief $2.90. ,3
( Physical disability T ' ' t
' Ordered that Churcu Willis be r$- t;
lleved of Poll ,'tivx in Richland Town- ;
ship. Amount or relief $2. (Physical c
disability).
_Jt apearing tp the board that Jesse t
B. Tripp of Richland Township was
listed twico for poll tax for the year
1911 it Is4 ordered that he be rejtev-j*
ed of one tax. Amount of relief $2. *
It appearing to the board that <
Noah Edwards poll lax listed both in <
the township at large and Edward <
echol district it is ordered lhat be re- ?
lieved of the tax in the Edward '
school district. Amount of relief $2. i
90. ?
Ordered that the Woman's Bettor-!
mcnt Association be allowed to do!
what ever they think best with the 1
old cistern in the Courthouse yard. 1
Whereas Dr. C. I>. Prigden was'
appointed by the State Hookworm [
commission for the work i Beaufort} i
County, North Carolina, and where-.1
as,'It appears from his report that he
has uxautlned "over 4000 patients oh
which Bixty per cent were infected j'
with the diseas, and whereas, both!
ho and his assistant have been dell-u
gent, faithful and eoscientious iuji
said work and hare rendered their i
time and attention and efforts un- i
sparingly for the benefit of the citizens
of eBaufort County, and, whereas
the work performed by them has i
been exceedingly economical for the
said county of Beaufort, they hare
in return a large portion of the appropriation
made by this county.
Now therefore be It reeotved by the
Board of County Commiaalonera In
meeting aaeembted, that thin board
aayreae ita thanka to Dr. and Mre. C.
L. Prigden for their uniform courteay
and kindneaa and for the good
wart, done by them ha the county.
Resolved further that thia resolution
ha inscribed upon the mlnutea
of Bo^afort coeaty M tkat a toff
tfcanof to m* to Br. C. L Prlcdaa
*7 tka M to tto board ud tint
tka hm'M attodtod to kta ofncial
J. B. Tntoit Bead CoweiMfoa.
ui...vi x. ; ..
fEER BEAUFORT 1
nmfflw 1
ipQte For Years. County '
Regular Session Monday
j. Prldgen, Hookworm ExOrdered
that John H. Dudley aud
tuiuuy oe auawea > ' > ror the month Jd*
of April. (Quarantined)
Oredered that F. B. Sattertlyvaite
be allowed $3 per month i
t Physical disability.) :
Ordered that ComasispC^-^-siiberitelo
and *'e h$#</Jpj^\Jb?nted a ???
committee to have 7 placed in
the County Homc.. -_j^
It appearing jfk v* board that
Bhade Adaqtf&;?^ .urged with poll
tax both ip dt?^vlty of Washington
and in Wasltoi&ton Township and it
further appearing that he is a resident
of the City of Washington, it
is ordered that he be relieved of said
mount of relief |2.
Ordered that H. Moore Jr., of Rich
land Township be relieved of poll tax
for the year 1911. Amount of relief
$2 (Physical disability)
,It appearing to the board that
WJlItam Blount's property and poll
C.X was listed for the year 1911 both
n Richland Township at large and
dalin schol district and it further
tppearlng that he resides in the town
ihip at large, it is ordered that he
je relieved of the tax in the srool
listrict. Amount of relief $3.01.
It appearing to the board that
(esse Jones Is charged with poll tax
ioth.in South Creek School District
nd Royal School District and it furher
appearing that he is a resident
irdered that he be relieved of theax
in Royal School District. Amount
if relief $2.96.
It appearing to the board that J.
d. ^Taylor is taxed both in Richland tLja
Township at large and Royal School
listrict and it further apearlng that
le is a resident of the township It
oraerea mat ne ue relieved or the
ax 5n Royal 9chool District. Amount
f relief $4.16.
It appearing to the board that Mrs.
larah P. Mayo guardian, is charged
eith the tax on 100 acres of land
n South Creek School District and
t further appearing that she does
tot own but acres in said Dis- 1
rict, it is ordered thai he be rellevd
of the tax on 40 acres valued at
i3.20. Amount of relief $3.52.
It appearing to the board that* 10
icres 'of land in Washington Townhip
valued at $100 was listed ,
wlce by l&iah Keys agent. It is orlered
that he be relieved of ne tax.
tmount of relief dOc.
hate of North Carolina.
Counties .of Washington and Bentiort.
This agreement made and entered ?
nto this the tlft'u day of Marth 11*12
?5* and_ between Lewis W. Guy lord
c rrnnissloner. upon the part of the
.'ouutv of Washington, hereinafter
lesignated as part of the lirst part,
ind Wiley C. Rodman. commissioner vlpon
the part of the County or Heauort,
hereinafter designated as party
ti the second port
Wltncsseth
Whereas the dividing lines between
the 4'oui'ti' i; of Washington
snd Beaufort has heretofore been in
ontrovorsy. and. v.-Ik-re as the General
Assembly "f North Carolina in Its
session of Hi 11. passed an act entitled
To list and settle the dividing
line between the Counties of
ftjjshington and Beaufort, and.
whereas thereafter the County of
Washington duly appointed the said
^ewis \V. Gylord its Commissioner
and the County of Beaufort appointed
Wiley C. Rodman as Its com missioner
by and with the consent of
lieir respective boards of commissioners
have agreed to a atettlement
o fall of the matters in controversy
between said counties, and. whereas
they wish to reduce the same to writing
to avoid further controversy:
Now therefore It Is agreed by and between
the said commissioners as follows:
First: The county line between the
aid counties Bhall be and the same
la hereby fixed fallow* to-wit: Beginning
at the head of .^Veleh's Creek
u the eaeie was fixed and defined by
the Commleaioners from the County
Of Wmklnfton. Coontr Of Mnrtlo
tad Ooonty of Boaufort In Uo r*r
HOT. tbo fooort of wtjck t? dnlr rocordcd
In tiro o?ce of Urn JUataOr
ofIWO? of Boaufort County In Mlanto
Book for lMt >t Bit 10 aa* la
th? oftoo of tho R*f later of Doodo
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