y/ All placed! to
Special attant.oa paid ^ all ads
farm on: sbaTea v- 1-11-tfc
L ISODUTW Mill HAI.K IHB.M-. H.
a*?a *?T<>- l-ii-iu
WOK K\J,K?i M FKBT I1KABT
: Timber 4x11 tram I to II feet
1 "Idag. E. Peteraon Co.
j l-2:-3tr
T ?
CXOAK SHAH BAST MA1K
street Vridga Mob da# afternoon
Db?% u.wb and for a cfcitd o!
etoonC 10 roared age. Finder reW
* tur? to tins afflca and be rewardC
ad. 1-tl-Stc
m FOK HALS?73 Hb-gHHd 8??
P k"o.TTi IT^TT
laj, Edwards, N. 0.
?w? HAMS AHO /<|>K\IB
IMtfc at Ceatrml Market, phoaa
<11. 1-lo-tfc
31(8 Sanaagea at Central Market.
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fAU. CKtTKAI. MAJtKKT WW
delletoee Pork Chopa, Chipped
Bear aaa Beneleaa Breakfaat BaTHrr~'t
uu?
:d- r.' ?'
WMt BALE?HULL tfyAKTlTY
Ions Maple cotton aeed. Aitrtat
J. O. Mayo. South Creak. N c. '
MUl i.
, ('HlUM 4* CKXT8 tt'AKT. PHONE
2711. Mre. Parker.
1-ld-taeekfrl-trc
PUIUHt FOB laid?Tf?: OKA AXIOM
fa rat of the late Prri Wallenu
den, located one-hal^ aaile freca
L Chdcowinlty. containing XI* acrea
W of cultivated land, one large dwetlIng
konae on same, in soed condition.
aeveral ontkoaaea and
harna. Uae of woodland civ en for
t fire-weed and other peceaaarr farm
purweeea. Pnaaaaaloa (Iren at
enee. Rental for fcaah or 1 .aot
en time with appeared aaenrItr.
Bee Harry Cawtkorae, Adaar..
. Ckneawlnltr. N. C. o- H. u MaaM
aaewa. attorney. Waak uytee. C.
M 1-l^idtc
that la etaaa ta drinl tap it gfoail
the 80r awry. Rlar J. B. Peed-ai
phone tittle
FOB KENT?THAT 1 MU.l, OOMinodfooa
krick atari neat to Ike
Market Monad on the orecr of
' Market and Voter afiroeto. wiM
kr ythCate of wharf. Addraaa
lit, Ira H. Hardy. Klnatoa. If. C.
lMtfn.
Ill SEED
CORN
"WKSONA PROLIFIC"
a YHM.D FOR 1*12 WAS
4 153 M BUSHELS PER ACRf.
f are." la Beanlort Co . oa N. S. K. 8.
ttS2tt*2$2rS2.
A IwMbd ?MNiotof cveMly Mtocted
nuifclifl, fbe c apply lasts. Ad
dm. \
S. K. MCE. N, S. Kail read
SORfOLK, TA
mmm.
? wrauivn ?oupmor I.UUZL?
H fore the Clerk.
HJdmimi ft Kdwarilx
v&X:: .'SaS^S v- H :
E U. Gay lord, and nil other helre-n8latmmnr.
uwmd
unknown, of Lurana or Sonnnn
OgMgrl, AMMIMJ f
To *. B Onylord nod the other
ssrscinrjac
Yo?a*a hereby natlOed th#t so *>.
tioa has Hm lastlttjted br this plainl.urnnn
Baylord. decerned, In lot Hp.
48 hteNnta Town. Washington. N. 6.
BonoiOrt Coanty, N. C.. on the tkth
day of Velrnarr, ???*. "4 upsonr
or demur to the petlUon In this cause.
-or relief is.r.ro pnyed for wlU >o
Witness my hand this Jsnjisry ,18.
1818.
' , Clark Superior Court.
< , Mr. H If. 8*on rat. Who has hesn
L eondmating the recent sale of the
r lamM B. Clark Co. hhs left tor hie
IffSSra ?oc*B?d VSUSZ
MS." An InTsattgatloo Wl gmu
UMaiatSoe of tti? ooisaaiiB Km
tacky fnrolabed concloslr. erldeuce
that Ike dlaaaaaln oosatloa ... tor*?
pxmlac. also called spiaootlc. csrakn
commonly tens
or ( rnMU*d!tuUaaa"^?<
To control thu IImk and present
lbs unaffected animal. from contract
lit*r i hl
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Photograph by Kentucky agricultural exinrln^Mit
nation
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*OU>T CORK tlliAHRT>~VOa OKBEBBOII'lMAX.
amr?0]-rih in houks, cam.* and
. MOLU. * . ?
tans, aa a large of the cases
has been fatal even urben receiving
Skillful. medical attention. Very few
coses have occurred sifter n complete
change of feed win, uncle. On one
farm a complete chiU-.-c of feed was
reesmmended to check ami
six cases appeared altnu ! simultaneously
between the. fourth ,nd seventh
days folldwing the change, out no further
cases were reported, and It la safe
to conclude that the infection galiifcd
entrance prior to the change?of reed,
after which time the disease bad beea
incubating in the cases noted. +
'the acute form of the disease ha*
been more prevalent than any ot&er.
especially In horses and mules. Ani.
ma Is so affected succumb in from two
to three davs from the tifne the first
Be it ever
There's no p
?
A'vast dljealof th<
depends on tire furniture
this store will show you
to make home more ent
Not only do we carrj
comfortable furniture,
ty of <0T those little th
r< Mjk boate?sweet bom
let us show you even i
Oe/pratU l^ook
i - * *- _ i' -?
I- m __ -v- f* ! Tr 1
K. K. W1IIU. Ws?ter Cnntte. V?
i Co? Co.. 1. . Bonner, mini. M.
B'v ""'TV \ '*'"'1 \i teJXH "r ? v4.|
I
*ik^(l?^wrtiSS |
maeh ?w who Koto thousands |
as (armors who know tha value ;
tha dtapoaflWl ts' work to tbs ;
lino -F*f? and Fireside
Peultry Wiah.ro In a Notahall.
Krect scratching shads faclrg tbs
sooth or cast. Das clean atraw Uttar.
Bos that drlsUoc rsaalls arc dean and
provided with dean water. Provide
int. hard aad alien; also charcoal ?rlt.
Glae a dally supply of green feed.
Knap a sharp lookout tor chlAes pox.
If a few warts or pimples ippaar oa
comb, wattles or atallda. fsthe with
. dlasgar an<t walar, dry and than op
ply/ carbottaed glyaarlti. fat apaott
-halt. in tha drinking water. Keep
prom lww?w?H Thrto in repair ami I
ace that all vermin I. Jestroyed.Amarlcan
Agriculturist I
Winter Pruning. I
Warm days between now aad spring I
{nay be used to advantage, cutting Wt I
dead Umber or branches that ara too I
I rrowded among orchard or shade trees I
er shrubbery. 3a careful la prualas I
to cut close to tha shoulder so that tha I
Wound may readily heal next stsson, I
It is well in tha case of trees to paint I
I tha wound deer with some cheap paint I
In order to present drying oat sad
I cracking.
We're Gaining In Wisdom.
1]^ It's slioefctag the number of farmers
. who will excavate corn shocks from
the snowdrifts each winter, tot not.so
I allocking as formerly. Silos nnd
shredders hare reduced tbf number.I
Ornuce JrnVl Former.
> Cruel.
Mnu?l '(before the laughing hyena's
cnge>?How provoking! Here we're
I boen twenty minntes. and the hyena
hasn't laughed ouce. Ella Strange.
I and he's been eying your uew hat toa
Her Opinion.
"Woman Ls considered the weaket
Teasel,"- she remurtu'd. "rind yet"?
"Well?" he queried as she hesitated.
"And yet." alu* uuittuued, "iriau la
srteuer broke."?London OpMM^
Nice Present.
Oroorq (looking over the prosenta>Dlri
Mra. Qrtiinptis give us any thinert
. Bride?Olif ye*: She lias glren us'Just
six mouths to lire together.?Chicago
I News. .
so humble
lace like home
5 comfort of home
you have. A look around
many "wrinkles" on how
icing.
' the latest in up-to-date
but we make a special
ings that go far to mak
e indeed, tome in and ? J
[you don't buy.
|
fonfSjc!^^ '
mal Regulator '4'ri ' t
gPgpMM
O. **Y??r Dtmay tack tf H WU."
Jot ut worn mbo?t Pntti CWpoNi
'# ' ' ' '-*)< I
Taylor, Harrj?on A Phillip#. A. J. \
* Little. VV>i - 1
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[ ?UUL.r***
tM^u4*oU>?r ?rmo( p*r*ou) '
i^r^ssw:
Mkuu. Tki MM MemM t? <
IMMlltJlUJM 1?? ??n **
wMlwtina. but m ft pi?<f of
? o o ' H
nooMu '
Mr. Loo Stewart has t?ft for Van
doner*.
o o
Mr. T. B. Hod gee. of Old Port, i
member of the County Board of Edu
cation, is in the city today.
? w
Bar. J. H. Griffith, of Klnaton, h
In the city today.
. ?
Mr. H. c. Smith, of Cincinnati
Ohio, Is a visitor today.
R',. . T *.
Mr. W. J. Orothans, y>f Chattanooga.
Tenn.. is registered at th*
Hotel Lojlse. "
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.Mr. E. H. Robinson, of Bath, la It
the city.
^ -
Mr. W. R. Lany. of Norfolk, Is on*
of today's Tlsitors.
Mr. H. L. Manning, of New York
Is registered at the ^oulse.
Rev. D. Tucker, of Greenville, -ii
n the city.
?
Mr. J. Segulr. of Philadelphia, Pa.
la in the city.
LUNCHEON GIVEN MR. WILLIAMS
MONDAY BY MRS. CARTER.
Mrs. H. W. Carter entertained at i
Btx course luncheon Monday at noon
In honor of Hon. Robert Ransom Williams.
the speaker at the Lee birth
day exercises held Monday night. The
entire dining room was decorated in
national and Confederate dags, and
numerous pink lights made a beautiful
effect. White hyacinths constituted
the floral part of the decorations.
In'the center of the table wai
& fort made of flags, the centei
one being a large Confederate flag
and the others graduated in slz*
down to the very smallest.
The place cards were pierced with
small flags' with white ribbons at
tacbed to the ends and leading to th<
center of the table, where the souvenir
cards were concealed under th*
ion or nags. ^
The hostess said: "Instead ol
drinking to our honored ones we will
puil to them,'- and at these wordi
fevery cnny ptrtteft-'hftr -white riWxm
bringing forward the souvenir cardi
with beautiful pictures upon th<
back of them. These place cards
which rnfirasrnferi vneinmi- dopcd
General Lee on horseback, were ex
ecuted by Isaac Hughes, and elicitet
'considerable favorable comment 01
the artistic genius displayed in th<
sketches.
SIX-INCH LIZARD IN
STOMACH 14 YHARS
Mauch Chunk, Pa., Jan. 22.?Bar
ney McNutly, after suffering frotn i
peculiar illness for many years, hai
dislodged a six-inch lizard, which hai
bean in his stomach since the dayi
of the Spanish-American war.
** Added to KcNulty*s suffering eam<
a tooth ache, and when he went to i
dentist the tooth bad to be extracted
He became weakened from loss ol
blood. His stomach became unset
tied, and while it was being emptel
the itzara was ulUlOdged. Tim uuliuul
was alive and measured a trifle more
than six inches.
McNulty was a private in the Porte
Rico campaign in 1898. He does not
remember drinking any lizard, but he
recalls having drank water while lylivg
on his stomach. He Is convinced
at that time or else that he ainned ?r
a llsard egg. Hia health is now mucin
IBjp uiimju ~'rv,".: ~ I
Home Endorsement
_ v i I
Hon deeds Of Washington CUUem
Oka Tell To* AU About It.
Home endorsement, the public expression
or Washington people,
should b? evidence beyond dispute'
tflfcawy Washington reader. Sural? I
this mmBhS of friends and neigh-1
ban, cheerfully given by tbem, will
carry mors weight than the utterance*
of strangers residing In farsway
places Read the following:
R. 8. Butler, )1? Harvey St..
Washington, N. C., aaya: "I suffered
from dull pglns In my back and
Anally I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills from the Hoyt Drug Co. They
certainly gave great relief and after
thai my condition waa ranch
llAttadda ewery way. I publicly en J
ayins; noons Kidney Pills at that
time and now I am leased to say that
the bene At 1 received has been perPor
sale by all dsalera. Price 5A
cents. Voster-Mltbnrn Co . Buffalo.
New York, sale agents for the United
States. , V V- / i t
Remember the name^?Poan's?
snd take no ofhog.^ ^ J
N.
I " ltal*uk
? A W. stxroa, UurdUn of Kitkarliu
, ciark Hd Ai! W. Styron. 4 dm late
, trmtor or (Catherine Clark, Da
, By virtue of am execution directed
<9 tk? oDdcrplg&ed from tha fiuperioi
. Court of Beaufort County la Uu
, above entitled action.' I will on Wed
1(13, at IS o'clock aooa (which said
during the flrat throe days ol
I thsfrgg ular February Term of Beaufort
Cyunty Superior Court) at th^
, Court Houae door of aald coaaty. ffll
i to the hisheet bidder for caah. to aati
led t*id execution, all the rlahl title
and Interest which the afM Kathe.
rlne Clark ha^ or A. W. Styron aa
Ouardlan of Katherlne Clark, or A
W. 8tyron aa Administrator of Kathi
ertne Clark, deoaauod. has la the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wlt:
Itoate, lying and being In Beaufort
County, North Carolina, in Pantego
i Township aad described aa follows:
On Pungo River, beginning at
John Blsbro'a corner on Pungo Rlv.
er;' tanning thence South Fifty-Two
(St) Bast 8lxty-Siir ( ) poles;
thence South Thlrty-elght (St) But
- Sixty-Eight poles (6t) to the point
? of March; thence South Thirty-Two
" (S2) bast Eighty-Eight (SS) poles
to mouth of Herring Creek to a
1 pine; North Forty-Five (46) East
Eighty (St) poles; then Northerly
with a line of marked trees which dl'
vldes the present sold land and Samuel
Clark, which line was made aa a
division line between Henry and
* Samuel Clark, running with this line
so far aa a ceurse North 81xty (10)
West serosa to John Elabro'a line,
1 will include One Hundred (100)
acres to the beginning on the River,
It being the same lot of land which
' was set apart to the said Katherlne
Clark in the division of the lands of
her father, Caleb Clark, which la of
' record in the office of the Register of
Deeda of Beaufort County.
1 This January l?tb, 1913.
B GEO. E. RICKS.
8hertff of Beaufort -"County.
1-18-4 wc v .
i
WALTER CREOLE A CO.
PtofW ?0 t 92.
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WHY NOT
Give Us a Trial?
- We handle everything in
Staple and Fancy Groceries
with quick and efficient service,
and we feel sore a
trial order will convince
you it will be profitable to
give us a share of your patronage.
CLAUD A. LITTLE,
"lite Store Around the Center' |
\hqrses a1
Just R
lOO Head of Hoi
ALL BROKE.
Washington Horse 1
B. L. SUSM
I l'
Try a Daiy N(
" Navigation on tha Ouga.
One of the very crooked eat streams
anywhere Is the. Osage rtfM In Mi*
- souri. In that region they tell of a
farmer living on the banks of that rivi
er who had a small.flutboat which one
day he loaded with produce and floated
down to market, six miles away, lie
exchanged the produce for goods at
one of the stores nod loaded his goods
lu the tlatboat
1 "How are you going to get your stuff
- home, Bill?" asked a friend. "Got a
) steamboat to tow you back?"
"I am going to float back," was the
, response.
"How are you going to do that? 1
: don't understand."
"I guess you don't know much about
1 this river. It doubles on Itself Just lie?
low here and ran* hack to within less
Sfeatrvr quarter o-f-a-mHe-ofmy -plage
i I've got a landing on both banks and t
. team of hoc&ea than can drag the boat
over from one landing to the other."?
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Balkan Ballads.
In the Balkan countries the ballad
1 makers hare certainly been at least as
> important a* the makers of laws. Serrla's
national ballads, commemorating
the-glorias of the Servian Emperor
Dushan, the fatal battle of Kossovc
and the legendary exploits of the hero
" Marks Kralysrich and hia horse Sba
gill, Iff Of UuluciK. (uupuiUuu9 nuj,
' sung to the accompaniment of a guitar
k with cord* of horsehair tails, hare
i kept national feeling warm for cenj
turlea. In recant years the Servian
i government published a popular edl
tlon. In Macedonia Sir Charles Eliot
i beanl a schoolboy recite a Bulgarian
poem which took an hour and a quar
* ter, with a simple but significant plot
The pasha of Sofia summons a Bui
I garlan hero who is his friend and tells
him he has orders to execute hlra.
I The Bulgarian asks why. The p^sba
says ha does not know, hut he mlut
> do it, and he does.?London Chronicle.
Floral Dsath Legends,
' By the Mexicans marigolds are known
: a? death flowors from an exceedingly
i appropriate legend that they sprang up
on the ground stained by the life blood
I of those who fell victims to the love of
, gold and cruelty of the early Spanish
settlers. Among the Virginian^ tribes,
too, red clovor was suppOMg/to have
sprung from and to be colored by the
blood of the red man slain in battle
with the white invaders. In a similar
. manner the red poppies which followed
I the plowing of the field of Waterloo
, Ararat said to have sprung from tha
blood of the killed and wounded la that
famous battle. According to tradition,
tha Danteh Invasion u? the cause of the
daneweed, a coarse, asteraceoaa plan)
common In ttngland, a* It sprang hm
th# bipod of Danes slaifi In battle, *a<;
IT cut on a certain day in the year it
bleeds. TbnffweuX elder, for the sema
reason, 1* called da oe wort and dam
klOod -Suburban Life. <
Queer Book Titles.
"These ok| hooka," said the anti
qu?rj ss am pointed to a dingy uppei
half, "?ra curious for tholr titles. . |
' "Hera Is a volume of sermons printed
In Sslem in 1708. 'Sermons to.
Asses' Is Its scoffiful name.
?"Here Is a book dated 1743 that Is
called 'Look to It or 111 Stab To.' It Is \
tees ties ss polygamy. ~ ,
" "This is a pamphlet by a spinster
against the young men of the seven-1
teenth century. Its title Is 'A Pis
sertation on the Pertness of Our Youth
In General, -Especially Such ss Arc I
Trained Op at Tsa Tables.'
"A return blast to that dissertation is
this other pamphlet of the seme year:
'Quippee Far Upstart Newfangled Gen
i Mew^roen; or, A Glass to Ylew the
Pride of Valngloftous Wobid.' "
V.|
/v .. _ L .
Bojlioxi's amb'utui
, in cflrkj life shou
The vaQrld. is ever
man. vwKo helps I
To catch tkt I
ambilioru i*uidtt?
take, advranli^e.
portan-ities.
-A bank, acco
sicLtred a, necessa.
individual's care
encouraje tjoafo
oar banking foe
Bank of V
GROCERY AD\
FOR ECONOMIC)
JOS. F. '
Phones 122 & 124.
Carries the Most <
Family G
ALWAYS FRESH
F*ol?tes Clc
Quick I
WHIN GRANDMA W8PKOT8 THK
GROCKBIHS
bought hero she haa to admit they
are betjer and cleaner than thoee she
used to get. For this is esesntlally a
clean grocery store. We are just as
particular in keeping out dirt as we
are in keeping out interior edtbiea.
That's why particular people prefer
w. CHAS.
M. LITTLE
Start 1913
With economy, the
' "lieat la Un dwp?F
?THE?
QUALITY GROCERY
timely (jiypFi-H " j
Id be cncflu?^ei *1
reutt) to ?ui 'f: '
uifc, Ofts^skouli _
eoxit day's Of :
ant ts now con.rtj
ad.jun.ctr to evmj
er a/n.d we, vuouliL
take advantage of!
tidies. -
Washington
J. K. P?Mhi?i
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/ERTISEMENTS
\L HOUSEWIVES.
-1*
*V ! '
rAYLOE
ISO Market;SL
Complete Line of
rocerics.
and reliable
:rks and 1 _ Jcllvery.
js.
| m --i
Come Iato Our Store
and takjo advantage of crur e ilr?air
low prices. as f*lfo wb:
12 lb. bag Best "Superlative" H#w Ob
12 lb. bag newly ground Com Meal 30c
Rest l^af I-ard Mc
_
Best Herring Roe, can Me
Four large. Bright Mackerel J5r
1 T>oz large Roe Herrings 3bc
Cod Fish, 1 pound cakes \ 7 tie
3 qta. new Souer Kraut lor 3Se
3,1b. can Pumpkin, fine lor pies Mr
Large, bright red Cranberries, <*1. Me
Best Mince Meat, a new arrival, ltcflb
Best Creamery Butter 2c&
Good, better and best Collees 2# to 3Sr
All things sold cheap. .
pure food crock** ' ; .
I J. fc. bonner. Pray.
PhoL 2fcl 128SoolfeMufeElSt.
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NOTICE.
Raleigh. N. C., Jan. 11. MAS. ' J
Under the rules as adopted bjtke '?
House, it la doubtful whether is* ?*
ate laws can be passed at fhe pre?- \ 5^
ent session unless the ConitltOtlciaul
requirement of thirty days' notice i?
given. .
Any parties therefore who Analns 0
any private legislation passed at this , A
session of the legislature win chre
the notice as required by taw a?d
Will please forwar dtholr bills to am Ff]
la promptly as possible. y.;,]W
* ^ W. C. RODMAN.
SID
MULESl '
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eceived
mmm and Mutes
AGES RIGHT.
Exchange Compaay