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&- - Aegwst ft. lftOft. at the poteomo# el
M Washington. N. C.. under the act ot
P 1 ft 70.
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eeatlnsei win plana a noUly Ule of.
E hoe on date of ezptrstion. otherwise
? Ot will be conttnued st regalsr nub*.
eCripUon rates ontil notice to stop
de^not get the Pelly Mows
,1 promptly telephne or write the manr.
iger. end the complaint will receive
immediate attention. It is oar dosire
to please you.
All articles sent to the Delly News
L for publication must be signed by
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Sr. hn published.
"WEDNESDAY. JAN. 23. 1913.
JURY KKKOKM.
R.- "We have sometimes heard in North
Carolina the sarcastic remark. "It Is
p : egainstthe law to commit murder In
% Virpjniu." This ueuaiiy ali. r iwww
flagrant acquital in tills State or some
Eft.. {I ^ocvirtion in Virginia of a criminal
whom everybody knows (o be guilty.
Most of the States of the Uhion are
entirely too lenient in enforcing such
laws as that relating to murder, and
might in this'respect take a valuable
leggon from England.^ but conditions
i'v are ' hanging: It has now becdme Impossible
to shoot ' down a man or
r~, steal 1100,000 iu New York City
without serious personal risk. i
Yiyglniar- is noted for her enforce- '
met: of the law. and her method of I
sometimes selecting jurors from adT*?
prohnhtr has mtirh
to <?-j with her success. The passage'
fof a bill through the Xtrih Carolina j
General Assembly granting permission
to select Jurors from adjoining t
counties places this State upon a 11
rtior* equal rooting. We will never^
HtluQit rfeat Virginians are naturally j
more law-abiding than we pro. 1
< OMl'I I.SOHY KIHt'ATION. J
H'trrah tor the compulsory cduca-L
_? uo? bill! It t? the State's duty, first.jt
to make schools attractive, and se'--ji
on'!, to see t hut they are attended r
The.,old rft that p.ir? nts have a right i.
e. ta^kfretty-twh n? they ph'nrt* with j|
th?- r children is ottt of date Tliisj
is a new age unit new social spirit. ]
T* the sneering enquiry, "Am I
my brother's keeper?" the modern
answer ts emphatically "Yes." No
mar. a right to lower Jht* quality
of mjr future cttirenshtp by deiiberechool.
though of course special at
i. L 9roT'g'?n jthould he made for poor
?hv)<Jren. as is done in this bill.
TO REHEARSE WEDDING
AT LYNDHURST TODAY
Miss Helen filler Gould. her
s Ilarre. Plntey f. Shepjrrrf;-and--hHw* 1
Gould's two little nieces, Helen and
Dorothy, who will be flc.wer girls at
h^r n:o<l/ti r. : If.mnrmu- ir.,1 \lr
Shepard's brother, l/ouis .1 Shepard,
who will act as best man. will go
from New York to l.yndhurat. Miss
Gould's country home, near Tarryt?wn.
this morning.
^vt is probable that the party will
drive out in Miss Gould's auto Two
important details are to be st-TYled
innaj?mf marriage itc-mse is to bo
procured and the wedding rehearse?!.
The liren.se will b*- got from Robt.
Dashwood. t'lerk of the town of
rrrorrrmnr?Ttrev "may mi1, e m I'terK
H^shwood's office on - the way to
Lyndhurst. or he may he asked to
come to l.yndhurat to save Miss
Could the embarrassment of being
stared at by curious crowds. By taking
his seal with him the Clerk can
issue the license as legally af~Lyndhurst
as in his own office.
The hour for jtae reharsal has not
been rpade public, but it is believed it
will take place in the -alter n/on. Tbe
ceremony wll be performed in the
drawtn groom for sentimental reason.
C If was I pihla room that George Jay
Gould. Miss Gould's brother, married
Miss Edith Kingdom and here the
children of hp'f"other brother., Frank
ft. Jay Gourd; we A ^histened.
L * . <tmXy About Seventy-five Guests.
W? Tb^TteV^T^jfte^ 'feuaaoll. pastor of
the frvip^tomu'PMs^^iejian churc^,
p * will %<t atttie'/ebdarial After the
rehelokaf %!e V dinner at
LTnMWftfyfe that
Mr. She^aFa *m rl^muti'^ftiere over
N'w
y It was said?yearerday that- not
more than (SWffifcf Mould
attend the ceremodj.l ld< ltidlhg'dlfi
k the members of the'ttefald MMoCRippe
ard families except W/. 'WbepBtkl'#
r. ^ in i?m
Among" tftc presents that arrived
j; at t yndhurat yesterday was a silver
dish the gift # Miss
(Jon d's {aCragAwtol.
nte^ lO^cWi?>iAaT>h^n T
BCrl 6d< "
It was expected yesterday ?N<
Mlsi Gould and Mr^Shepard would
get heir license to Marry at the Crtyj
Hal . and crowds gathered in Cltyt
. In Wmhiagtoa Park.
A Mt iMih b?r kM .prcadteg
wife, fow little owa tii kit
me now, kere" Tn Washington Park,
al) sanitation ta beat.
park, of plearar* of playgroaads a.
re XrwU fall of children keep mot*
dear oar, sone horse will knock do
area, says the lark; says the breeu
ure, come and be free: t"'~y
to be akM|; l? make your jr
yon most tU of me.
come build y?? cottag*. w cozy, I
, Come build your mansion, so gran
n room, twill be gay?most month
il? Washington Park?Picturesque 1'
The
V.: *' ^
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j^liL/ 4 ru tell ra
1 y"" I . a? com u
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R-nthea
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% 4 A To be well
Your soul
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Come
COM4
On tt
Hall, Park. Chief Clerk Scully said in
the late afternoon that they probably
would get their license in Tarrytown
or one of the neighboring villages.
Then the crowds dispersed.
"This is going to be my last talk
rn matrimony." laughed Mr. Shepard
whon seen by a reporter yesterday
afternoon in his office at No. 165
Broadway. He was in a humorous
mood and declared at first that he
could not talk for publication, ex-j
plaining:
"I have just been to luncheon."
Drives Off A Terror.
The chief executioner of death In
:he winter and spring months is
pneumonia. Its advance agents are
-olds and grip. In any attack by one
>f these maladies no time should be
ost in taking the best medicine obainable
to drivo it off. Countless
housands have found this to be Dr.
King's New Discovery. "My husband
relieves it has kept him from having
onctimonTa three or """four times,"
a*rites Mrs. George W. l*lace. Raw'lonville.
VL. 'and for coughs, colds
tnd croup we have never found Its
squal." Guaranteed for all bronchial
icectlon*. Price 50 cts. and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at The Hardy Drug
Store; j
Nails.
AtUerlctt Iihm the honor of having
mntlo 1 lie first cut nails. toward the
rlwc of the eighteenth century. Before
that nails wefe made by band, and
their-fhiit.ufooture was a Imuaehotd indnstrv.
Cut null* arc made by machin?*ry
fiora plates rolled to the proper
<vivltli nud thicknesa. They, may b.>
fnadt*- of -steel- or of -ma llea-hir- -iron.
Wire nails, though originally a French
invention, were brought to perfection
lu the United States.
A PFSfligjte.
"I siu afraid my husband i? leading a
double life."
"Heavens! What has amused yonr
suspicious?'
"He sneaked 50 cents out of his pay
envelope" last week and tried, when I
found It out. to make me think he had
done it by mistake."?Chicago RecordHerald.
A Long Timo Out of Uaa.
"A man told me," says a cynic in the
American Magazine, "that dnriug the
Sun Francisco earthquake he and his
wire uneir aown ami began mo i<ora's
Prayer, but forgot it in the middle. it
take* time to renew an olil IKqunlllt
au'-e."' ,
Reserved.
Thomas ? Tlint Miss Warilejgh is
tutlier reserved, isn't she? Jack?Very
much so. 1 reserved her for life last
night.
I.OTP, a rough, smoke and money enu%*?t
Song be bid.-* French Proverb.
.\N %l(*K A I. TO MOTH Kits.
A Doty the Mother Owes tjX-Her t'hild
and in Herself and to Her Family.
In these days of star-shooting; the
days when all kinds of reforms are
being handed to the parents, the
mother feels that she has great responsibilities.
And she has. She
must not. only bear and rear and
nurse?and love, and often lose her
offspring?but she must ever keep
her ear to the ground to know what
e.vil may befall the loved oi^e. This
is not a patent medicine advertiaement.
It is the relation of a fact.
Pneumonia and mumps, and scarlet
fever and meaBles come along and all
the lis that childhood is heir to?and
the doctor is called in. and generally
he pulls the hopeful through.
But It Is generally understood these
times that of all the diseases that
rob homes of little ones CroUp and
Pneumonia are the most insidious.
They baffle the skill of physicians, often:
possibly tbe physician is not called
in time This is why every home
snbtun "be sjFppTled with a bottle pi
Cowans Preparation, the celebrated
arffl aPve'kns remedy for Pneumonia
%r? ffroufc. Colds?applied externall*
A<^nev? falling to relieve the
sufferer. Buy a bottle today; try it
and you will thank your stars that
to tbU mr~
tftlJMrAff GwJWhtndle it. Take
no substitutes but get Cows us.
JL C
Try the Da
And i
NORFOLK
RAIL
ROUTE
' NIGHT E
?
Schedule in Effect
N. B?The following scheduli
only and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE
North
2r3S~arm.-t>attT^=Nigbt Express Pi
10:40 a. m. Daily-=-For Norfolk. <
| West. Parlor Car service.
J1:50 p. m.?Daily exceut Sund iy fo
West
5:50 a. nj.?Dally except Sunday .for
necta North, South and West i
3:20 p. m.?Daily for Greenville, \
Car Service.
":2a. m.?Dally. Pullman Sleeping
elgh. Conogcts North, Sonth an
South
4?av a. m.?Daily-for-New Bern, 1
ing Cars.
0-: 45 a. n>r?Daily except Sunday tc
3:30- p. m.?Daily for New Bern, i
For further information and r
; space,, apply to T. H. Myers. Was
W. A. WITT,
Genl Supt., Norfolk, Va.
... . Polls a Pool Plot.
When a shameful "ISpt exists bi
tveen liver and bowels to cause dli
tress by refusing to >act, take Q
King's New Life Pills, and end sue
abuse of your system.?They gceitl
compel right action of stomach. lir<
and bowels, and restore your healt
and all good feelings. 25c. at Tfe
Hardy Drug Store.
NOTICE OK SALE.
| I hereby notify all pejsons that tfc
firm of F. G. Paul & Bro., Tilma
Paul, sole owner, haa this day sol
his entire* stock of merchandise, coi
sistlng of groceries, hay, etc., ale
style of flrin and good will to Hug
Paul who win coajtinna tha lrnaiaa
at the present stand in the Bam
ham building, Main street. Washtni
ton, N. C. All persons holding ui
paid accounts against abovfe firi
prior to January 1st, 1913, .pre r?
quested to present them at once (
Tflman Paul for settlement. AH pe
sons owing above firm prior to Jai
uary 1, 1913, dame being due. ai
requested to make settlement I
once to Titman Paul. The said Hug
Paul takes charge of bustaess a
January 1, 1913, as sale owner an
proprietor of the firm of P. G. Pai
tc Bro., Mayhew Paul as manager,
wish to extend my sincere thanks 4
' my many customers tor their pai
patronage and favors and earnest
request a continuance of the saa
with Hugh Paul who will conduct M|
business under the eajn? trm nam
happy New Tear and heat wis*
to all. This January 1st, J013.
TILMAN PlfL
ifcmcm.
I hare thfo day qualified before tt
clerk of the Sapbrior Court of Beai
tort Ceustj at executor of Um lai
will of Uriah S.^Leggett. decerns?
All persona ladehted to his ostat
are requested ttf make immedlal
settlement with me and those holi
fled to file the same either with m
or with said clerk, duly itemised an
verified as proscribed by law, oil
> this notice will ha pleaded in bar I
their recovery.
This November tOtfc. 1912.
If. D. LEOOKTT.
Executor of Uriah S. Leggett. dec'l
sXS-t-two
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SOUTHERN
ROAD
OF-THE
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.A.h'KtSS"
January 5, liUJ. *
s figures published^Ka InformaUon
WASHINGTON.
Bound. '*ittman
steeptng Cars to Nnrrflrr??
-onneets for all points North and
r Belhaveo
Bound. __
Greenville. Wilson and Raleigh. Con-*'ith
all lines.
Vflson and Raleigh. Broiler PfcHor
Cars for Greenrille, Wilson and Rald
West. ^
Bound
, J
GoIdsboro and Beaufort.
eservatio^ of Pullman Sleeping Car
hlngton, K. C. .
W. W. CROXTON,
Otn'l Passenger Agent.
^!|
1i Oiii?
Bed Roo
Are now complete
weeks of being broken u
ers.?Why not exchange
old Oak Beds and Dress
with most modern and
Mahogany
Buy genuine mahog.
ting old or out of date
good assortment of old |]
I ;sra, Tables, Settees, etc.
I JEFFERSON Fl
I
1
fti9?r tog*
g J I ^ '** ^
* I r AND LOAN ASSOCI AT
?j \ 1913, at the banking hei
"l I Co. Pay for four hoax
,|| JNO. B.
s ?<t.t i f(> v'* ',? -?/*A V
*JJ,BLROJ?E.\N PLAN
AMERICAN PLAN
**** rmOmj tm* Up |
Notice Is hereby given to ell perhninm
u "Scott a ann>." >u
:hlo <u toe* dlooolred, N. L. SawW4
ktwUtw to W. A. Scott. Tho
boat boo. will heroolter ho ooadtictod
bf tho sold W. A. Scott. With whom
.11 poroou lndobtod to tho sold portisrthip
should oottlo, sad tho sold
>r tho sold partaortblp. *"
* '" **n?l^"awi'HL^B ?
W. A. SCOTT.
1-i-Ue
NOTICE OF RALE.
1n J *- m oAMor af ool* rnh loin, d Iw
' vBdUl * ptTwPT Ot MIS LUflUROvQ AS
a certain deed of trust executed to
?o by Bffllngham Tuthill and wife.
Anted July 1th. 1999. and recorded
la the Register'* ofDce of Hyde Cooaty.
In Book B. page 166, I will tell on
Monday, February 17. 1911/ at noon
it the Court House door in Hyde
County to Ihe'hlghest cash bidder a
tract of iand on Ockrmcoke Island
end In the County of Hyde mnd more
particularly deecribed as follows:
it Deinfc on Ockracoke Island and
being all the lands allotted-to Malsey
Williams in the division of the lands .
of Thomas Wahab. Sept. SO, 1837.
See a ded to the said Mai Bey recorded
in Book 4, page 397, and being
the same lands described in a deed of
part to the party of the second part,
dated March 4, 1890, and recorded
in Book 6, page 24, of llyde County
RecordBL whlcb is referred--to- for a
description of said lands.
This January 17, 1813.
W. B. RODMAN,
1-17-4 w* ?r* ? TriUMO.
UTOCKftOLDifiRS MEETING. .
The annual -meeting of the atoekkelders
ef the Home Building A Loan
Association will be held at tha banking
house of the Barings A Trust
Company oa Thursday, January 281,
1918, at 4:^8 p. ra.
JNO. B. SPARROW- Secy.
12-38-tfc
TU? DAILY NEWS WANT AD.
inqany
m Suits
again alter several
;p by the many, buy- or
sell some of your II
sera and fill the place
common sensed made
- Pieces. I
"J- '! ' ''I
iny and avoldjts get- I
We also have In ar I
Ideas In Chairs, Rockfor
Xmas trade.
i 'i -ii . i.in. ii .. i4I- . 11
RN1TUREC0.
:;>g -**'-* -- {
ION will open Jamrnry 4th, 1
mt of The Savings A Trust *
on easy terms aaft own ft 2
-Snm'J
a _ II
Cool Nights I
I .
temperature. Can't light '
the filmar^ y*f ? ! I? J *
some heat Is needed la ~
the mottling and after <
sundown. J
OsenrVukan
Odorless Gas
Heater
n^H
L.r ""^T
Makes a room earnfortable
in fire
Pontmlr Odoriest - J
I AUofanfr Smmktr | I
WsshimM UdK ft IMsr to.
I < xonoK. i
Notice is hereby given to the cltl
tens of the City of Washington, that <
the Board of Alderman thereof, will
present to the "General Assembly of J
North Carolina, a bill ukluB to be 1
aothorited to submit to the votera <
of said city the question of issuing 3
bonds for Water Works, Sewerage ]
System, Plre Alarm System, and to <
build an extension to the Electric a
Light Plant. t
This 16th day of January, 1913. ?
COLLIN H. HARDING, Mayor.
l-l?-30tc *
WE WILL HAIL YOU $1
W mnnrn'M'
, mm**M ?U3
Ckui at miiMHi. At
WV will kmr >-?or G?M FUIa?fc G*M Sen*.
MjftggL Mhe?fct? mU.NOTK'K
OF DISSOLUTION.
To Whom It May Cepcern:
Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing under
the name and style's! ** . Q. ltorrii
k Company," doing business in the
city of Washlngtoa, N. C.. is this 4ay
mutually dissolved, the said c*-partueisblp?buelug?been
tuiapuswl ut
Coolldge G. Morns and DeWlvt C.
Ross.
The said DeWltt C. Ross retiring
from the said business, and the same
will be hereafter conducted in the
name of and by Coolidge G. Morris,
and all debt? and obligations due and
owing by the said firm of "C. G. Morris
A. Co." are assumed and will be
paid by C. 6. Morris, and all debts,
accounts and cbosea in action due and
owing to the said firm of "C. G.
Horris A Co." are the property ~oTT ~
and will be collected by C. G. Morris.
This January lfth, 1913.
creraomnB,
IXIWITT C. ROSS.
i-if-iotc ;
VMBKOTOR PRODUCE MAMDR
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2t, 1918.
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oklo eait . . l#o
Rood Cotton. . .......3 1-4 to 4o lb
TOO low Arm OMMM procuring i
In tkt Snporlor Court of BeaufortII
County. exchMlToly, tklcl ho. kOooU
Bttward U Stewart wlH continue!}
the practice lo Washington. N. ?.. a* If
heretofore. o04 W.-<. Thorapaoa will
remain I* the practice at Aurora. N.II
0.. a* heretofore. T
EDWARD U 8TEWABT. I
. W. A. THOMPSON.
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