^ NOTICE.
Ladles 11
^ _ _ ___ ^ , Notice la hereby given that mealed r
LJ ?S 1 | 1 bide will be received by the Board of
JL JL JTlL JL Commissioners of Beaufort County
to be opened on the flret Monday In tl
T* i . September, at IS o'clock m., for the
Big Assortment of the erection of a bridge over Tranter*
Creek, at Clark'a Ferry. Plana and
tINeW r6lt Hats specifications can be aeen at the of- F
The Hat now In vogue * ?' the Th?
In Navy, Tan, BroVn """" th* rl,M 10 r',BCt w
White, Red. Green and bids. - >?
"T J By order of the Board of County
C|v. vi^Y. Commissioners.
See Show Window | Sept. Clerk to'Board. L
5 or ? doses SOS will break any
Jir y lAVT^ c*** ?* * Fevar; and If taken
# H,Vf 1 1 then ** m tonic the Fever will not retarn.
Price 25c. /
Agt Pictorial Review Patterns
jf TOY A DAILY NEWS WANT AD
LET I S MAK K YOU A . J
Whnrohv vaii ran nrm-iHn a euro octato for vnur familv !
by the payment of a small yearly sum for a limited number I
of years. WE CAN SHOW YOU if you just give us the i
opportunity. , ;
WM. BRAGAW & CO.,
? First|lasnrance Aftents in Waskiatton, N. C.
Try a Daily News Want Ad.
NOTICE.
There being some doubt about the DO YOU KNOW !
division line between the Fourth
Ward and Pineville. the Board of That We Carry OI1C of
EI~tlon" ?'d"" !hlt: the freshest lines of
The dividing line between the
Fourth Ward In the city of Washing- >-? .
ton and Pineville precinct shall be vjrOCCITOS,
and the same is hereby declared to *|-r| -1 rt -j
be the incorporate limits of the city 1/ lOTll* 3.TK1 X 00d
of Washington.
a. m. dumay. chairman. In Washington. It is a
L' H' REDDITT' secretary. fact and we can easily
s-ss-aotc ... ....
. prove it if you will but
nnov miTii nun give us a trial order
lllull Wllh liAo J p JACKSON,;
No Dirt West Main Street
No Smoke
No worry FLOWERS
No Delay delivered on time
A Hot Fire 'I All kinds of cut flowers In
D ? , ,r. , in season. Wedding outDUt
Q Lool Kitchen j fits in the latest styles. Floral
offerings artistically aruas
lianges Set rree | ranged. Pot plants, palms,
m ,. , .. l. o ui i r i ferns, and novelties for
Washington Light a Water Co. house decorations. Collard
cabbage plants ready now.
Mail, phone and telegraph orTpp"
ders promptly executed by
MOM Pt'RE DISTILLKD WATER J, L. O'OUINN fi CO.. I:
Shipped Quick. C"Crystal
Ice Cream" naanBH
Ask for it at the Fountains it is
wholesome, delicious and
fresjj DOG TAX NOTICE.
Ice Cream Cones For Sale Dos uixes are now due and the law
imposes a fine of $5.00 and costs on
I* rvcFol Tf*A' owners who fail to 1Sst and
S JOlttl IV/C VjUr tax on their dogs. This law will bo ]
12b WATER STREET (enforced.
GEO. N. HOWARD,
Washington, N. C. Phone $3 8-15*10tc Chief of Police.
FIRST NATIONAL R,
Washington, hi. C.
ir
To the Public:- ?
The First National Bank wlj
partment or. Sept. 1st, and solicits the accoi
care to take advantage of this department.
For the accommodation of t
deposits, ar.d transact any tanking business 1
from 7 to 9 P. M., on Saturday night, commenc
We especially desire the deposits of the labo
accept deposits of fl.00 and over, on which J
four times a year. I am,
v?
Very truly,
Try Kalo for Dyspepsia, Indigos- a
oa and Constipation. GutrtntMd. |j
Or sale at Hardy's Drug Store.
8-2 9-lm '1
81
Try Kalo for Dyspepsia. Indlgeson
and Constipation. Guaranteed,
or sale at Hardy's Drug Store.
8-2 9-lm
OK SALE ? POTATOES AND
Onions. Good stock. H. B. Mayo. '
8-29-tfc
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NOTICE . ' V
We do all klads of repair work
nd with oar new management wo _
re able to gtre the beat service \nd f
ulckest dispatch consistent with
ood workmanship.
MUTUAL MACHINE COMPANY.
Washington, N. C.
-8 lmo.
lie HousekeMer triaJ??
? "ini'ro'"-<>rw much to think of. .
ler salad most be elsar and net clouded .
y headache.
ticks' Capudine
lures Headache TmS
- makes It easy to have i
our wits about you. It /W^WF "
lets at the headache's \ji Mil LEn I
use?whether heat,oold, . iMjfflV 1
karrousneea or gripp. %JJn|R^AH
Oasadtne ta qalek -/l' ' f * \W
tin*i Liquid, pt?ant -/e^l M.
tub. 10c trial slxa ' W
??* tta Tklu?. It't /)" "fl
.w??T*?*r i'?' * yv
lava a haadaeb* whaa f/ leeadlua
U sold tba
rarld over. At drug. M
i?U ? toe, 2Sc cud 600.
BETTER THAN mm
1
Spanking does not cure children of
led-wettlng. There Is a sonstltutionil
cause for this trouble. Mrs. Sumners,
Box W, Uotre Dame, Ind., will
end free to any mother her successul
home treatment, with full lnstruc- j
ions. Send no money, but write her
oday If your children trouble you
n this way. Don't blame the child,
he chances are it can't h?lP it- This
reatment also cures adults and aged
>eople roubled with urine difficulties /
>y day or night.
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 for
rach Ml of old FiIm Twlh teal U*. High 1
r?l pricrs paid for old Gold. Silvrr, old
>v aicbet. BroKM jewelry, rrecioui Mones.
MONEY SENT BY RETURN MAIL
Phils. Smelting & Refining Company
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARI.
863 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Pa.
TO DENTISTS
We vviH buy your Gold Kilinc*. Gold Scrap,
1 and Plailpum. Highest price* paid.
"NOTICE.
BY VIRTUE Of the POWER k)f
SALE contained in a certain mort- ,
gage deed, executed on the 28th day
of January, 1902, by E. M. Hooker,
to Emmie J. Hooker, which mortgage
deed has heretofore been duly
transferred and assigned to B. D.
Rowe on the 24th day of December,
1908, and default having been made
in the payment of the debt secured
t?y the said Mortgage Deed, I will
>ffe^ for aale on Monday, the 7th
Jay of Otcobsr, 1912, at 12 o'clock
ooon, at the Court House door, in
Beaufort County, the following deicribed
land, as contained in said
Mortgage Deed, to-wit:
Lying and being in the County of
Beaufort and State of North Caro- i
;ina; Beginning at T. P. Bonner's
northeast corner on the public road
mown as the South road, leading
from Idalia, and runs North with
laid road one hundred and seventy- ^
;hree yards to P. B. Hooker's field
oad ditch, then west with said field
oad ditch to Thos. Coffee's line;
:hen South with Coffee's line one
nundred and seventy-throe yards to
r. P. Bonner's corner; then East
with said Bonner's line to the beginning,
on the public road, containng
forty-two acres, more or less.
Terms of sale?Cash.
This 27th >\ay of August, 1912.
EMMIE J. HOOKER,
Mortgagee.
By B. D. Rowe, Assignee and Owner
of Debt.
By Edward L. Stewart, Attorney,
8-28-4wc
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m.A. i a.m.
Aug. 29th, 1912.
Ll open a Savings Demts
of all .who
hose who wish to make
? ,4.
ire will remain open
ilng August 31st.
ring class, and will
.nterest will be paid
1 V
ashler.
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i3SsiTi6d Advertisements.
KAR SHOES OF THE RIGHT 1
tripe. Our shoes ' ere bought be- 1
fore the teat advance in pries and 1
will be aeld at the old price. Men's ,
shoes from 98 cents up. We have 1
a few sample shoes we offer yon
at one-third off until the full lot
ia sold. Ruse Bros. 8-17-81
[ILK AND CREAM FOR 8AUB AT
Mrs. J. K. HOYT8. 8-23-tfc
FEW MORE $1.25 UMBRELLAS
at 84 cents. Rubs Bros. t-87-?l
HE LATHAM HOUSE COR. LYNN*
haven Are., and B. St. Nearest
cottage to Station. Post Office, and
s*mnsemasts, Ocean View, Vs., an
Ideal summer home. Reasonable
rates. Mrs. J. B. Latham, Proprietress.
6-29 lxnoc.
IRS. WILLIS'S VINEYARD WILL
be open to the public on September
1st. The crop of grapes this season
Is large and the flavor excellent
Come early and get the
best. 8-28-tfp
'ARM FOR LEASE OR RENT OONtalns
166 scree tillable. Adjoins
City of Washington Norfolk Southern
runs through it. Fifty milk
cows go with farm. Prefer selling
cattle. Forty head of calves and
heifers. For terms see S .Fleming
Washington, N. C. or write P. O.
Box 311.
8-3 lmop.
THEN YOU WANT PURE MILK
that is clean to drink, try It from
the 8tar Dairy. Ring J. B. Peed's
phone. 8*lB-tfe
WHEN YOU WANT SAND FOR
brickwork or plastering, call J. B.
Peed's phone. Delivered a treasonable
prices. 8-16-tfc
I BIO REDUCTION IN ALL 8UMmer
underwear. At Rubs Bros.
8-27-31
(VE GUARANTEE A GOOD Position
to ?very teacher who completes
her preparation at Littleton
College. We have scholarships (or
young women desiring preparation
to teach, who are without sufficient
means. Our scholastic year
begins Sept. 18. 1912. For catalogue
and farther information address
J. M. RHODES. Littleton. N.'
C. . 8-26-1 wc
SEW HOME HEWING MACHINES,
needles and oil. Machines sold on
easy payments. Rubs Bros. 8-27-31
WE GUARANTEE A GOOD PAYing
position to every young woman
who finishes our course in stenography
and typewriting as soon
as her preparation has been completed,
and furnish instruction In
English and Arithmetic without
additional charge. For Catalogue
and further information address
REGISTRAR. Littleton College.
Littleton, N. C. 8-26-lwc
WHEN YOU WANT ANY DRAY,
age done, phone Pure Food Grocery.
No. 261, and get it quick.
8-20-tfc
DON'T FAIL TOT? SEE Ol*R NEW
line of picture mouldings. The
best assortment ever fehown here.
At Russ Bros. 8-27-31
tops FOR MASON' AND E. Z. SEAL
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses. Jar Rubbers,
phone 76 if you want 'em
quick. E. K. WILLIS.
8-21-tfc
r\ NEW IX)T OF SUIT CASES JuSff
received?from 98 cents to $6.48.
Russ Bros. 8-27-31
,
FOR SALE?S BARRELS OF CORN
in shuck. Apply to G. T. Mayo, at
Court House, Clerk'e Office.
AGENTS WANTED IN
every town and community, to
sell new publications, and merchandise.
Good commissions
given and a salary guaranteed.
Also an opening for another
genera] manager. I will be in
Washington Friday, August 30,
at the Latham House. General
Manager, .T. E. BATTS.
8-20-2tc
:
FRIENDS* SUMMER CONFERENCE
Jamestown, N. Y? Aug. 28.?The
biennial summer assembly of the
Friends' General Conference, In
which seven yearly meetings are parictipating,
opened at Chautauqua
today and will continue until September
3. Religions education has
been selected as the principal subject
for discu*lon. Prominent among
the schedule speakers are Dr. John
W. Graham, of Manitoba University;
Prof. Paul. H. Pearson, of Swartbmore
College; Prof. Thomas A. Jenkins,
of the University of CbJeego;
Amos Pseeles, of New York, and
Oliver W. Stewart, of Ilfiaeto.
C, Captain Waaler Peebles, ef Gayierds.
N. C . to In the ally.
i5
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"V - ; ' v/ ORDINANCE.
1. JTbs City ordinaocea now h|ll
force for the City of Washington In IB
reference to the City Market and the
regulation of the same ah all be and
remain In fall force and effect, exoept
is herein modified and provided.
2. Any person, persons, or corporation
shall have the right to establish
a private market within the city limits
where they may purchase and sell
meats, fish, vegetables, fru|ta, or
other food products of any character
by complying with the provisions
?f the following sections.
Z. Overmuch private and the pubic
mafketa a general supervision
ihall be exercised by the Sanitary
Committee, and the Sanitary Inipector,
land other ^authorised agents
of the city shall at all times have
the right to enter said markets for
the purpose of Inspection to see that
said marketa are kept In h sanitary
condition.
4. All-dealers In meats, ftsk, vegetables,
fruit or other food products
of whatever character, shall be, and
his employees. In person, neat and
cleanly, and his premises kept In a
neat and sanitary condition, and all
food containers must be clean and
sanitary. All fresh meats must be
carefully screened from flies, and
displayed on and sold from porcelain
or stone covered counters. No person
shall retain any fllth or other offensive
matter, dirt or rubbish, meat
scraps or otherwise in or about his
premise^ but will be required to
make daily disposition of all sueh
matter. Any person violating this
section shall he fined for each offense
and pay a fine of ten dollars.
5. Any member or members of
the Board of Aldevmen, and City Official,
Chief of Police, or anysmember
of the Police force, or any Inspector
properly appointed for that ?
purpose, shall be authorised to enter
the place of business,of any dealer as
above described and make thorough
inspection to see that su?V dealer
conforms to the law, and also to look]
Into the accuracy of the weight* and,
measure* used In the sales.
6. Before any person, firm, or
corporation shall he permitted tb
open such a private market, as herein
provided for, he or it shall first apply
to the City Clerk, and upon sufficient
proof of his fitness, the City
Clerk may grant to him license fb engage
In such business during the enBuing
period from the time of the
granting of the said permit until the
next following 1st day of May, and
for said license, or permit, the City
Clerk shall collect from such person, ?
firm, or corporation a specific tax in ~~
the sum of $25.00. Upon the violation
of any of the sanitary rules
herein laid down, or which may hereafter
be enacted, by any person engaged
in the Market business, the
Board of Aldermen of the City of
Washington, shall have the right at
any time to revoke the license of any
such person holding one from the
City Clerk.
7. All ordinances applying to the
Public Market now in force shall also
apply to suck private Markets as
herein established in reference to
sanitation.
| 8. This ordinance shall take effect
on and after this date.
8-*21-10dsc
W. C. AYETtS.
City Clerk.
I Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
Try Kalo for Dyspepsia, Indlges- ~
tion and Constipation. Guaranteed. ?
I For sale at Hardy's Drag Store.
I 8-29-1ra
BLEASE LEADS IN RACE ?
FOR COVERNSHIP IN S. C.
Columbia. 8. C., Aug. 29.?Figures ^
compiled with only three counties ^
missing show that Governor Dlease b
falls less than a hundred votes short I'
of a majority over Jones and Dun- J
can. ^ * J
Late returns yesterday afternoon "
fail to throw conclusive light on the P
result of the gubernatorial contest b
between Governor Cole L. Blease and 11
Judge Ira B. Jones In the primary. It N
appears, however, that Blease li $
slightly increasing his lead over J*
Jones. u
Unless the late returns materially ?
increase Governor Blease's lead he
will fail to receive a majority over
his two opponents, and a second pri- n
mary will be necessary. It is believed 11
that if the final result is aery close. *
the State -Executive Committee will *
order a recount, which may material- ?
ly change the result. J
, The latest available figures gird ?
Blease. 57407; Jones, 50,751.
Tillman has been re-elected United b
states senator.
Post Toasties nutritious
They're flaky and crisp;
Their exquisite flavor h
Just try them and bania
?' w,
One of M >?!? fee which (he PoMoai
Bnltle Crank, Mleh , paid ft*** In Jane.
WMe?^^^ChUdyn'? tow cut^ahocs /
knowUie
ues tbitwe are^gotng to J,
All Ladiet Oxfo/L up to fXM \ ^ /
I.. . 11.71 1' *%\ I
All ladle'. Oxford, up to UN 1 ^ /
?f. 11.48 | 8. I
One lot Ladle. white Pumps, y
that .old m high a. 2.50 at 6s f IMF I ^
Lot of Children, at 75e t *ijl \
AU$4, 4.M aadlS Men'. Ox- /
ford., Gun Metal, Patent and The. / , %y >?M
button and lace, will goat... $14$ / 1
.All 13.59 Rod $4 si $2J8 / qjSr ]
$3.09 wells al $2.48 /s3&?T4
Aoy kiod of Boy Shoe you went /
I $3.99 E. C. Skuppcis al. 1 1J8 >
$3 end $2.59 SksppeiS.?.1 148 f ...
Boys Skqppess $L28
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THE HUB I J
THE HOME of GOOD CLOTHES I
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'~V/~Vy/~* '~s ryy-^y^ ?
( J.1U0NIW00D?IWn Jtaw T?rt C?M hi | .?lAlO^W, 00LI >
{ J. LEON WOOD & CO. I
C BANKERS aid BROKERS. ^
1 Mian Mat tf Im York stock Frrkoogo. Sow York Ook , ^
\ as Trrh?a, Chtago Bccrd of Trail cod other iciiiil cow. 1 >
? lonwpMkcro Baa poclf ally Solicited. bmOaat tad Mar> '/
\ gleel Account* OItcb Oanftd Attention. ^
' I 4
Me Gormick
Mowers and Rakes are Best to ;|
Use in Taking Care of Your Hay
We have them on sale. None
better made. ~ ! 1
HARRIS HARDWARE CO.
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on and Constipation. Guaranteed.
wim
on and Constipation. Guaranteed. ? * a r
'or sale at Hardy's Drug Store.
8S9-lm
Elmlra, N. T., Aug. 29.?On the I
ewton battlefield, where a little J
and of Revolutionary soldiers led LyniyiW^^B
y Gen. John Sullivan defeated the I
ndian* and allied Tory forces under * R? r , |
oseph Brandt one hundred and MICC P 1
blrty-three years ago today, there 1
'as unveiled this afternoon, in the I m
rPMAnPA of not rtntll" tknnunJa - ~
andsomc monument in coraraomotaIon
of their valor. Last year the I
[?w York legislature appropriated
20.000 to acquire the site and ad- ^TOtT T OSHF
fining lands for a battleground park ^
pon which the monument Ih been Jf you don't "take in" the inter?*ted.
esting and amusing show tonight. *
The nnretllnc wee carried out on a It will be one Of
cale of considerable pomp and oere- ? , i
iony, military and patriotic socle- The Motlow Picture jj v
les uniting to make it a day not w?>kave ever presented. It it a A. I
V1_ t v- tnrmtten n....!.. tw? scream. In addition to this winner we
son to be forgotten. Governor Dix k#v K,me ipecial music that will please
nd his staff were among the hon- you. ) 9^**r t >
red guesta of the occasion. Senator '
ohn T. Mnrtach prealdad orar the T ? Tlrmnfnw
xercisea and' one of the principal JLII?Ml, 15A . N .
peakers was Lynde Sullivan, of Boa?n.
a descendant of Oen. John Snl- TODAY'S PROGRAM:
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= SPECIAI^-BXTRA.
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rtltee bjr Mir. D WHBDON, . ? *>
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