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, - - NOTICE OF SALE.
? ? ?j ?
By virtue of a power of sale contajaed
In a certain deed of trust ,
from D. D. Bonner to W, C. Rodman
dated April 19, 1905, and recorded
m Book 133. page 108, the under?iKM?d
will on Wednesday ,\pril 2.
ISIS, at noon, sell at the Court
Hooes door in the town of Washington
to the highest bidder for cash the
property dcscrtbed tn said deed of
;'v . treat, being two tracts of land in
Richmond Township.- described as
rolfows:
* Sat Tract: Rounded by the landsI
of J. L Rhctu. Wm. Keys, and M. B. J
Tftiuoaeun, located on the west side
of Dnrhams Creek and containing
SCI acres more or less.
2nd Tract: On the we.*-1 tide of
. th? ma-n road leading from C. B.
Banners store to B. B. ltoss' house
and bounded by the lands of C. W.
? Bonner, containing 5 acres more or
leas, which tract is located on the
Bast aide of Uurhnms Creek.
3rd. A certain telephone line
feeding from Washington by Edwards,
Bonnerton and Aurora to
Bayborn, with all tfri" poN^ond, ctlior!
appar ted ft trees toKs:itd
wsepbon'* Ijpc as described in said
feed of trust.
This March 1st. 1913
\V. r. KOI?MAN.
Trtstee. |
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m<; haitixi. 1.1st.
* ~~ Thousands upon thousands 01 per*'
*uk in all parts of the country are
wailing anxiously for their copier- of
u*!*t Sunday's New Yorfc World.
wbMh aside from its wonderful display
of news from all over the earth,
will comprise a 24-page illustrated
Warraiine, a 16-page Joke Book full
of Jrsrts. riddles, funny pictures.fbvefcs,
puzzles, etc., the words and
newaic af the great song hit: "Girl
March" from the American Maid and
nay other features of surpassing
ueterest. Owing to its great demand
the Sunday World should always be
offered io advance.
The La;
price, you certainly will
leathers; the very latest
he name S E L Z h<
is/action
Some Very St
Men Now o
Shoes J
y ^ ]
n w persons holdlnx axainst I
mU ? r*q?ir?d t. p???
w?lr? mootfca tram Ikte <Uu. or thla
LOtlc. wlU fc. ?l.?dod in bar of thoirj J
AJml.Utr.tor of jjJt*. Kto D*
ceased. *
GER FROM FIRES
prepared for the low that.
ne by having BRAGAW'S '. \
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I* Bruguw & Co.
Agents la Washington, N. C. t
P
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Gallant Claud* Duval. " |
Claude I hi vnI. the gallant robber ot l
men's pursen nod ladles' (Marts, was
of French extraction. DqtoI became
go neb with his fll gotten gains that
he was enabled to retire from the profcsslon
nod return to France Bat a
quiet life, free from the excitement
of his old career, did not agree with
his adventurous spirit Be returned P
again to Engird and resumed bis arc- 1
cotton. At tcngfcb fa* waa eaptnred at -4
the Mole In the Wall. In Chandos 1
street: "" - 1
KLlIu i<> urban aaaltlaa hh
many ladles uf posllivu visited Ulro ^
and endeavored lo obtain Uls release, ?
but Justlct? was Inexorable., and be
was hanged at Tyburu lu Jnnuory.
1GTO 111* epitaph in St. Paul's church. ^
Covent tiiirOrti. speaks of tilm a* "Old ^
^rt\urn's uiury, England's illustrious ^
tbiel." niul tells us: A D
Here lies Duval. Header. If male thou ^
art, b
Look to tby purse; If female, to thy v
heart.
Much havoc has tie made or both
B.ld. ?
ftnicker?The snuwt ot aevenijr win- e
tr* are on his lieiid Mo?fc?*r-Wetl,
they mum have bttfii o|h*ii winters-?
New York Sun
The r?rnr?> man carves out hi* for- ''
lnii" lino evert man In the sou of his ^
own works ?Vrvntitiss. '
v
Good Roads Mean Money. tl
The people need t?? be educated to c
the t'.-ut tliiit iiiouey spent for good P
ro-ds Is not money .thrown iiwny. C
who reus niunoy spent for makeshift
improvement* is worse lb no thrown
nway.
J GOOD ROAD GRIST. % \ J
% I
J A bad foundation insures a S.
> bad road, no matter how much + *
attention is paid to the surface. J J
'J Consider the traffic to go over +
+ the proposed road and then se- * j
lect the material to he used. J 2
4. To make a split <03 drag use > J
red c?nr. rec elm. oox elder. T T
J soft maple 01 *11110*. +?T
+ The earth r0ao should have + j"
j some friends who will drain it Tlx
I and then drag it after every 4. A
hard rain. , T
J Every county that has in it an Ji 2
X active good roads organization < A
is improving the roads.
st Minute
"xTto bard to raulixo how uiucb h*.l
broufboot thlo Motion 4wta*"tI5rSii
w jenrw lour ;oora ago It raqalrad
torn ?ro to an boor, to tmrol a cvr
ala road to > point rirtfp aiH?t <M|
ant. using a two boras wagon. nn<?
earn and carrying half a lodd. Noo
W trip, can bo suds wit* tbs tan*
OulpmsDt and load In thraA bours.
Thus In one setae of U>e word tlx
tstanca has been shortened about one
alt.' Poor years ngo It was very
a rely possible to bau) anything like a
all load along this rond. and It ofter
appennd In bad weqtbar that (t ?m
at of the question to haul any load u.
11 and trot well nljkli impossible k
Tirol It with od empty vehicle. Now
10 weather never gets so bad that tbb
Md is not In fair condition, and great
r loads ore belug hauled over It with
as power and time, loss wear and
>ar. less worry and bother,?Prank II
lutts in Progroaalvy Parmer.
TO NUMBER ROADS.
ranch Highways Will Ba Divided Intc
Four Classes.
It Is reported tbat as the result of a
etltion which baa been circulated 10
'ranee asking that automobile trave
rough tbat couutry be alrbpliQed Py
le numbering of all the roads It U "
ulto likely that this system will be
? general use within n short time
ix-Presldent Fallleres was stated tc
are beeu the flrst signer of the petl
on.
according to tne pittos or me proino
[>rs. all the roads In tbe country will
e divided Into four classes? national,
ep'nrtrueutnl. those or main commu
leutloo and those of common entry.
Illestones along the tray. Instead of
earing the names of nearest towns,
rill be marked with Initials showing
o which chtss the road belongs nnd
be number of the road itself In large
gurus. These Hgii'-ea will also be pal
p conspicuously along tie route wber
vor needed.
New Method of Road Maintenance.
The road commissioners of n county
n Georgia nre considering a new pbtr
or maiutnltiing the highways The
Sea Is to organize n gang of road
ralkers, to be composed of free labor,
bnt can be sent anywhere In tbe
ounty on short notice and without the
tpen?e of guardsr~as in tbe case ol
onvlcta.
Experiment In Dee Molnee/Tl.
Des Molues, la.. Is to build h mile ol
xperlmentnl roadway to determine
be best method of construction. Oue
ectlon will be of concrete, another of
ug covered with broken stone, etc.
' WHERE THE OPPOSITION T
STANDS. ?
^ There are plenty of people in t
every town who have not the T
?alightaat interest in. tho im- X
provement of the surrounding f
highways and who ought to $
have none. Moreover, you will t
find them in the moet exclusive T
section of ?h? eit? th? ????- '*
torv.?Southern Good Roads. J
! of Styl
That is the Way to Charac
z Royal Blu
at $3.50 to $
j are not asked to pay eat
ally connects with highgradi
irer you put your money i
you are sure beforehand of
isfactlon.
itance, at $3.00 we have a 11
ent the most unusual value.
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THK CXJTTAUH COHPAM;
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Exact Copy of Wrxpper.
Pointer on Roag Metsling.
Hlllsboro county. Fla.. has a cousld
era bio extent of good roads. Abont 100
miles approximately. most of which
has been improved wltbln a few recent
years. One of the county commissioners
in an interview recently laid phr
tlcular stress on the necessity for an
miri|uaie ioicniit'? o? tnuiuiing. He |
maintains that these should be of
macntlatp construction. nt least eight
luetics of stone on the sides and ten!
Inches In the confer. Even more would |
odd to tho longevity of the road. In his j
Judgment.
Tlf*'8tory Bumen Told. i
Uunsen. the great German scientist,
was extremely absentuiinded. He bad
bud Ills evening clothes put out that be
light attend a card paft/ fb which be
bud been Invited, but forgot all about it
until the next morning, when bis nianl
pointed out that the evening, clothes!
and not been worn. And then h? WM
nmrked to hiinself, "I know what I'll
do." 'J'hnt eveulug he put on bis dress
clothes, went to the lady's bouse nt the
appointed time and walked in aa if It
were the day upon which he had been
invited: The hostess, much tdb polite
to tell him that he had mtatakcu the
evening and that the party had taken
place on the previous night, sent to ber
friends asking them to come In to play
a rubber again. They did so. In the
course of tbe evening tho conversation
turned on aliseutmlndedness. and Bon-|
sen began to tell them what had hap-'
pencd to him a long time ago?bow j
ttmt tic had forgotten an lnvltatluu and
how be bad made op hla mind to go tbe
next night?and thus he told the party
the whole atory, forgetting altogether
that be was giving them an account of
what was happening at the very moment.
? J&.
: . n
ishness
terize the
e Shoes
5.00
ravagaat - prices, -such- II
s, stylish shoes,
oto shoes bearing the I
getting the fullest de- 11
ne of women's shoes 11
If $8.00 Is your shoe
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I < | BOOMING BETTER ROADS.
Good roads are a naeaulty
' | and will pay dividends on the
H ] maway invaatad in their conI
< ' at'wlM' - ^
}-v?v . fc>?o? am owing ,
organized in avary hamlet, vll- ?
age. county and city in the '
land. \
Stir up road diacuaaion, (Or a a
long fa tho road queatton ia' lot J
alone there will bo no chance at ,
A public.discussion throughout
any community ia bound to bring <
soma improvement. *
I J The road question ia mora im- <
| O portent than tho tariff and other .
f popular subjects of political ae- j
? tivlir. ' , J
Our nation may claim to bo in *
? advance of European oivlliza- J
+ tion. but European roads put ^
T ours to shame. *
2 Never can we have excellent J
J system for permanent main- J
j Rainy, snowy and muddy <
T weather, which'ia euro to come, J
! 4 will bring the road quostton to *
j J every home.
J The question of using convict 1
* labor on public roads should J
| t have the attention of every state j
? legislature.?Bettor Roads. }
j NORFOLK SOUTHERN KA11.ROAI
Route of the
"NIGHT EXPRE55K." r Schedule
In Effect January e>. is 13
, N. B.?The following schedule fig
ores published aa information onlj
and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON.
North Bond.
2:35 a. m. Bally*?Night Expreae
j Pullman Sleeping Cars to Norfolk
10:40 a. m. Dally?For Norfolk. Com
I nects for all points north and jgest
1:50 p. m.?Daily except Sunday foi
Belhaven.
! West Bound.
6:50 a. m.?Daily except Sunday foi
Greenville, Wilson and Raletgh
Connects North, South and Weal
with all llnea.
1:20 p. ra.?Dally for Greenville
Wilson and Raleigh. Broiler Parlor
Car Service.
2:27 a. m.?Daily. Pullman Sleeping
Cars for Greenvffler Wilson
and Raleigh. Connects North,
South and West. - 7^"
South Bound.
2:27 a. m.?Dally for New Bern,
and Goldsboro. Pullman
9:45 a. m.?Daily except Sunday foi
New Bern.
3:30 p. m.?Daily for New Bern,
?Goldsboro And Beaufort? For
further Information and reservation
of BqMm&n Sleeping Cat
apace, apply to T. H. Myers, Washington,
N. C.
W. W. CROXTON.
- CtonT Passenger Agent.
W. A. WITT. v
Gen'l Snpt., Norfolk, Va.
How'd You
To Get a C
.
i
Juit in Time to I
That's just 'hat you id
ly realize where It came
CHRLSTMAS I
Join Monday by makli
some one 'ijo bring It for
II LEW IS &
The Market Street
Old aV WKU.-?Tb RKb
Kpk Carolina?Beaufort County.
- In the Superior Court?Before the
Clerk.
J Edward L. Stewart; Administrator,
of Daniel Heeeell, deceased
. . ,, ..'vs. -
; Fannie Heeeell, Nu?) King, Ben
Biggs, Camillus Biggs, Nelson
Biggs. William Henry Biggs, and
Nanry Gurgsnus.
Pursuant to on order heretofore
; Iseuod in this cause wherein tb? undersigned
administrator of Daniel
Hassell, deceased, Ib ordered and dlI
rected tQ expose for sale the lands
; and premises hereinafter described,
; the undersigned will, in compHaaes
> with.'the terms of said Hfaler/'''
: Thursday, April 10th, 1913, at IS
; o'clock, noon, Offer for salo to the
; highest bidder for cases, at the Court
> House door. In Beaufort County, the ?
' following described Veal estate ta!
vlt: .
| A tract of land in Beaufort i;oun- "
l ty. North Carolina, adjoining the
! lands of Nancy Jones and others and
Abounded as follows: Beginning at a
; post; on Van Norden street, the divls
Ion line between he and Nancy John'
eon. running 70 yards South on said
; street; thence at right angles half
> 1 way to Bridge street; thence parallel
^ with said street 70 yards, sad from
thence at right angles to.the begin- .
ning. .containing one acre more or
- description Just shore given that part
r of said land which was convoyed hy
Daniel Hassell to Elizabeth Jones on
January 3rd, 1888. and registered In
. Book 67, page 801; also that part
. thereof which- was conveyed hJ Dan,'
lei Hassell to Lomo* Qlackledge on "
' January 3rd, 1888, which deed Is re- 1
r This-10th day of Manch, 1818.
EDWARD L. STEWART,
r Administrator of Daniel Hassel, De- g
erased. a
3-10-i wc c
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HOnCB. . t
Having Jjnalifled as Administrator,
C. T. A., of E. Stanley McCalloogh, h
deceased, late of Beaufort County,
North Carolina; t^ts Is topotlfy alt
persons having claims against tfeS ee
tate of said dedeased to exhibit them Q
L AO the undersigned, on or before the ?
. 15$h day of Msreh. 1914,~or thli^tF "
tiee will he pleaded in har of their ^
, recovery. All persons indebted to c
said estate will pleaaemnk^ Imme- ^
' diate payment. b
This March 15. 1813
nntuion a u?rinjoiinw
Administrator. *
Ward 4b Grlmaa, Attorneys
3-16-4 Wc
l Like j
A Couple of Weeks .
Before Christmas? '
?..? V..... D ... T
*,,U1 i ivjciia I
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rill do, ?nd you will hlrd I
from, if you join oUf ti
SAVINGS CLUB ?
18 tbe first weekly paye.
send It by mall or get
you.
- *Washington.
:
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rm ^
Kather Affterft tp ket-p
I the Knilfifk /it Antim**
tsmperalure. Can't light
tfvi furnace y6t as It 13
loo v. arm during the
middle of the day, but
some hedt Is needed In
the morning and after
sundown. '
Use a Vulcan
Odorless Gas
fe Heater '4 p.:.6; -VMakes
a room comfortable
in free
minutes . _ . '
Pnsitisily QdOrt? ?
Absolutely SanlUry
I "
Washington Ltflbt S Mater Gi.
I1RTHDAY MHNKH
New York, March 18.?Governor
tnlaer will be the guest of honor at
. dinner to he siren by leading Dee erata
and other prominent citiaaa*
t the State la honor o{ bin fiftieth
Irthday, tonight.
1
TO TAX PAYERS.
?w*-?__ ; rl
All peraoee owing taaee, who do
ot wish to pur corn, win pleaae.
DIM and aettlc at once. I am ?beUed
to Mrpinaanfc; aai'dWy"?
raet or parcel at land la Beaufort
omnty will be levied on and tbo
7 March ISth. After lory la made',
nd coat added the whole amoent
Fill have to he paid. No coat will
a tpken oft. '
Tbleath dap of March, this. .
OHO. M. R1CK8. tfS -r
. Sherl* Beaufort Cooatr.
M-tdte " - ' ^
PB1CJHEAM j
10TI0N PICTORMS
? c . .
HE BOHH UP THE MATY Midi.
9.and A Weatern Dnhmt. ; /.?|
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, MKTHOPOI.K HOTKI. HAR,
Roll* Comity
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g*' i
thk informer.
A Ctrll W*T Drama?Blorrapby.
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