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TAKE8 PLACK AT THE CHRISTIAN 1
CHURCH AT S:SO CCIyOCK
'i'] AS INTKRKSTISU Ql'KRY TO
I RK Dl? I 88KD.
The second annual debate under
the auspice* of "The Loyel 30ns,"
B?T~ ^ ooe or the 8unday school classes of 1
the Christian church, this city, 1b 1
ached tiled to take place Thursday 1
evening at the Christian church on 1
Bast Second street. The Arst debate
by the eUse umbers w?g held lasl
month and proved of su?h Interest
not only to those engaging In the contest
hot the spectator* that !t has
been decided to give another. .The
contest is to begin promptly at 8:30
o'clock and it is to be hoped that a
a timber :ijrfa_fra'ffij| ml1 md rn .
Joy the eccasion.
The query for the evening will be:
"Resolved, that Capital punishment
in North Carolina Bhould he aboltsh?d."
The affirmative side wTTl be ably
represented by Menre. Reld Mitchell
nnrt Hnh?W Ellia Th<? nerntlvowjl 1 .
be taken care of by Messrs. Wllford
Whitley and Weed Davis. At this
writing the Judges have not been announced.
Mr. J. ft. Reeves will act
me president and w4H preside and
Mr. William Ellis will act as secretary.
A gold medal Is to be presented to
the debater making the best speech.
All the debaters are getting themselves
in trim for the contest and no
doubt all who attend will be amply
repaid. A cordial welcome awaits
mlL The debate la free.
ACXEPT8 POSITION.
H. C. Van Nortwick, formerly of
Vs.. has accepted the position as day
clerk at Hotel Louise. He is a hotelist
of eapertence.
Miss Basle Mitchell and Messrs.
jrnfca ill! Edward Harrison of Llttleton,
.N. C. are the gassta of Miss
" V; Bernlce Nicholacu, corner of Market
and Fourth1 streets.
IWUWTKI UiiUlf Ufl.H*..
The Country Club will give the
, nAd dknce'of the seasonat the Pavilion,
Waahingtoo Park, on next
Friday evening. The music will be
furnUtaed by the colored string band.
4ulte a number of voting ladies and
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BIG K.NTAWH ROWING EVENT.
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*' Lobdon'. July 1?-The Royal BngIish
Henley regetta on the Thames
which began today promises to be a
brilliant event, as society will witness
all the performances during the three
days of the meet. Last year the
Sydney eight won the principal race.
NEW ORLEAN9.PEXSACOLA RACE
New Orleans, Ll^'July 1?Ten
yachts from New Orleans and a number
from other Oulf Coast cities left
here today In the long distance race
from this city to PeneaoOlar Fla: The
bpats are expected to arrive In Pen-,
aaoola tomorrow afternoon and Friday,
with a number of other boats,
will participate In a big rogetta.
Mlae Bessie Payne, daughter of
Dr. R. L. Ppyne, Norfolk, Va., is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.
Fowle at their home, corner of Main
/ and VanNorden streets.
JULY a IN HISTORY.
1848?Battle of Acs, Hungarian uprising.
1818?Spaniards attempt to retake
San Jukn Hill, hut after severe
lighting were repulsed,
and Gen. Lawton extended
the lines northward.
1938?-Cuba ceded to the United
Stntee two nerel etetione. end
government of the lele of
: ; Pi.ee nettled.
1808?Janite (German) won the
Bennnt cop et the International
Antomoblle Re one, Ire.
lead.
ISO!?Ronnie reported to be trying
to porcheee new bettlnehlpn
throogh AmerlceR eg note.
1*11?Cornerntone of the Pnlitaer
School of Joornellem leld at
Columbia Unlrerrltj, New
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HI8S ANSIE FOWLE PROVING TO U
BE A CHARMING HOSTESS.
SEVERAL VISITING VOUXQ
LADIES PRESENT tUtiM V_ J
OTHER TOWNS.
MUb Annie B. Fowlo is entertaining
a Houiw Party at the home of her t
parent*. Mr. 6x4 Mm. John B. Fowle
>a Want Main street. The members F
?f tie party are: Miss Sarah Llllie
Dockery. Rockingham, N. C.; Miss t
84 phi a Hollistor, Nan Bora, N. C.i -g
Miss Matilda Hancock, Sew Bern, N. {
Miss Susie Field^nrlertfotd, N- ft,;
Miss BUsahetb TAloe, Washing- ten.
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4 Since Thursday last ...n^errlment I<
ind pleasure has reigned at the home p
at Miss Fowle. She la proving a %
model hostess and her house party ?j
has already proven to be one of the 1
attractive social functions of The <j
season. On tomorrow evening Miss e
ruwi? win eaueruun iu nonor 01 ner
guests.
26 Licences
Last Month
REGISTER HUM LEV ISSUED PERMITS
TO SEVEN COUPLER IN
ONE DA\. SEVENTEEN LICENSES
ISSUED IN MONTH
Register of Deeds Gilbert Rum ley
1 sssed twenty-six marriage licenses
dories the month of June. On Jane
18 the register by his signature gave
permits to seven couples To ic niade
man and wife. Licenses were issned
to eleven white and fifteen colored.
During the month of May Register
Rum ley isaned licenses to seventeen
couples. The list for the month ofJune
fellows:
.-fchiui?a. a, mMuii to o.
Edwards: X. T. MMl to Jtar? lUrka;
Charles *W. Wlnflley to Maud Burbage;
W. E. Boyd to Sarah Boyd; Andrew
J. Johnson to Johnnie B.
Wright; Everett McKinnej? to Ruth
Hodges; J esse M. Harrington to^Mary
Simmons Jones; Ertnezt M. Cherry
to Marry Etta Chauncey; C. B. LewIs
to Jnlla B. Bennett.
Colored?Frontls White to Lula
Smith; Samuel Hooten to Mary Griffin;
Ell Pettiford to Delzary Hawks;
Ivey P. Leary to Maud Wallace; Alphonia
Qodley to Gertrude Farrow;
James Rountree to Lula Jones; Alonta
Jones to Bessie 8hepherd; Charles
Barnes to Lucy Sanders; Josh Ectling
to Sallie Moore; Ed Hill to Ren a
Moore; Moses Herbert to Hhttle Cox;
Atonza Taylor to Dora Eernol; Jas.'
Ricks to laabelle Fields; Henry"
Blount to Arlle Darden; Nathan
Hodges to Bottle B. Emery7 James
Ward to Hannah Blount.
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' ENTERTAIIS
William A. Respese,'JrTT^yesterday
evening from 8:30 to 11 p. m., cele- (
brated hia fourteenth natal day. The
colora used in decorating for* the occasion
were pink and green. The
many yonng people played various
games until ten o'clock, when they
were ushered Into the dining-room,
where they were served with ice
| cream and cake. The young people
departed for home at the" set "hoar
wishing the host a long life and
many happy returns.
Those present were: Frances
Leach; Sara L. Busman, Bertha Susman;
Carrie Toler, Addell O'Brien.
Blossom Hudnell, Helena Hadnell,
Esther Ay cock, Alta Latham; Dorothy
Ay cock, Sartfh Respess, Gladys
Whitley. Mildred Smith, Bessie PotU.
Kathleen Jackson, Annie F. Archhell,
Alice Durand. Charles Ross,
Henry Handy, Leslie Mitchell. Loyd
Lewis, Richard Leaoh, Jack Warren,
George Howard, Edward Forbes,
Jack Meeklns, Willie F. Freefian,
William Cherry. Richard Cherry,
Win. Bailey, Edward Arehbelt, Lewis
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FACTORY CLOSBD.
In order fa take an inventory of
stock, ete., the Washington Buggy
Company bae dosed down until nest
Monday
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IDS FAIR TO BE THE GREATEST
EVENT ATTEMPTED IN EASTERN
CAROLINA. PROGRAM
BEGINS PROMPTLY AT
TWO O'CLOCK.
"On to New Bern/' that 1b the cry
Si Is going up from all cectionoof I
!astern,North Carolina. |
The Fourth* .of Juljr celebration at
he fair grounds this year wilt bu the
reuuwi npwtl vwm bvur ma?mptet> t
this section of the State. *
Excursion8 w ill be running tn Ne*
ern from every section or Eastern
forth Carolina and indications now
oint to the largest crowd that has
eento New Bern, since the "big
aj" of last fair. The boats will
egln running to Glenburnle park at t
o'clock In the morning. The fare ,
ach way on the boats will be only
5c. This la a delightful trip to the
air grounds consuming only twenty
nimites.. Hundreds of families will
denic at OlenburnVe on, the 4th of
'uly and after eating their dinners
indor the beautiful shade trees of
rlonbum'e park, which is adjacent
o the fair grounds, they will enter
he fair grounds and witness the flntst
program o~f~ racing everadvertlsid
for North Carolina.
The program will begin promptly
it 2 o'clock. The first number on
he program 'will be a five mile
notorcycle race for machines having
>nly one cylinder. This will be folowed
by a motorcycle race for mashines
with more than one cylinder,
fudging from the way the local
'speed kings" have been circling the
rack during the last ten days the
>nbllc can safely count on two motorcycle
races that will be "thrillers" in
svery sense of the word.
Next will come the horse races,
mere will be two claaees. . p, three
ninute and a (r^.e for all. The pubic
never tfres of good horse racing
ind they will not be disappointed at
?Jew Bern on July 4th.
The next number on the program
will be a bicycle race by boys sixteen 1
rears old and under. The youngiters
will not get around the track
luite as fast as the boys with the
notorcyclea. but It will be great sport
levertheless to see the struggle for
he first and second money.
AXd last comes an event that
:auses everybody to alt up and take )
lotlce. This is the firemen's tournament.
tf^Mucomppnies have entered '
lui liio^M^^^A-raceaThpy hav?.|,
5een pounds
?f pressure and tb^^Joys say that
jome fast time may be expected.
? Everybody will be made comfortable.
Refreshments will be served
>t thft grand stand hv the ladies of J
the City Beautiful Club and plenty
of ice cream and cold drinks can be ,
bad all during the progress of the
races.
Admission tothe fair grounds will
be only 50c., children under twelve
years of age 25c., and admission to
the grand stand will he free.
ON THK RAILW AYS.
The schooner Otis TerroHrCaptain
il. W. Mason, of Swgn Quarter, is
on the Chauncey railways undergoing
repairs.
FRENCH MIKE U. S. TOBACCO.
Paris, July 2?The taste of French
smokers for tobacco grou/n in the
United States has increased remarkably
during the last twelve months.
Seven times as mdch tobacco entered
France from the United 8tates in
January and February, 1913. as was
brought In during the corresponding
months of the previous year. The
importations of January and February,
1913, amounted to $800,000 in
value. French buyers of tobacco are
now kept in America the whole year
round.
Last year the French government,
received a net revenue of more than
exerclaee over the aale of tobicflo In
the republic. : /,;tj. .rj
TEXAS HAS MEW MOVIE WEEKLY
San Antonio, July ?.?A moving
picture weekly with 1,000 feet of
film, to he devoted to the hlittAy,
eoeaery, current cventi and Indeatrlad
of the State, made ita appearance
today, under the snme of. the
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LAROURi, WEDNESDAY AFTEI
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Will be Ob
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WaebiQfrton oo tbo fourth ol July
/ill hare a few attractions to amuse
ho Htv and i-nnntv fo!ka ol
eady announced in the Daily News
esterday there will be a Mg ball
;ame at tbf Fleming Park in the afernoon,
the rival teams being mem>ers
employes of two of the most
rominent hardware concerns in
.astern Carolina, viz: Harris Hardrate
Co. and McKeel-Richardson
hardware Co. The game will be hoty
contested from start to finish. The
ivai pitchers, Shelton and Whitley,
ire no back numbers and that they
rill be there with the goods is not
ionbted. Both teams are now geting
intrlm. Free lemonade and Ice
vater and free admission to witness
he game of the season ought to inluce
every citizen to attend.
Also the Washington Gun Club
rill give their annual shooting tourlament
at their grounds on Bonner
itreet. The shoot starts at 10 o'clock
tnd will last well into the afternoon.
Prominent business men and merchants
have generously donated
landsotne prizes for the successful
sontestants. On Friday night the
??antxy'*?lub wttK-give a dance at
Withinitoz Park.. The. fourth_in
Washington this year will kinder ap
BASE BALL GA1
TO 9.30 FR
Tbe hoar for the much lookedfor
baseball game between the Harris
Hardware Co. and the McKeel-Kichurdson
Hardware Co. scheduled for
July fourth has heen changed from
3:3? p. m. to 0:80 a. m.. The change
tvaa decided upon due to the Christian
church Sunday school picnic at
Washington Park and also the Washhgton
Can. s;hrw>? iMBBMBfltf. A
great and exciting contest is to l>?
waged and unlieard of sport is anticiP1T0WN1
v Mil
As the Daily News goes to prest
Washington and Pinetown are trylnc
for the mastery on the ball field ai
Fleming Park on West Third street
The Pinetown team is rated amo&i
tjie strongest in Eastern Carolina and
of course everybody knows that
Washington can play a little bit. Tht
line-up for tbe locals are: Bland, p;
Fowle, c; Wallace, lb; Cowell 3b;
Gardner, ss; Westen, J.f 3b; Tayloe
If; Carrow, cf; Weston, rf. P. P
Maxwell is doing the umpiring.
womvc mn*v
The fhmlly of MM. Rufus 8heltoi
and Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook are toda:
moving from West Second street tc
the Step-ling residence on Bonne
street, between Second and Mali
streets.
I PRAVKR MKETINO.
; There will be prayer meeting serv
ices in all the dlefferat churches o
the city this evening at the usua
hour with the exception of the Firs
Methodist, where the series of meet
lags are still in progress. ?
WO RECORDER'S COURT.
There was no Reoorum's Com
again today. This speaks' well to
Washington's deportment.
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served as General
Washington.
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The Fourth'of July will be a holiday
In Washington, especially so for
tlie employes of business houses,
stores, postofflees, etc. All the iperchante
of the city today agreed to
close their peaces of business on the
fourth and glT* Uielr WPBfl f=
ployen a rest day. The wholesale
merchants took the initiative several
days and decided to Irive their men a
-Test and trvlnv the ri?(nl)oro nth.
era kindly followed suit. This means
a big crowd to the ball game Friday
morning and tu fhe gun sJioot iu Llie
afternoon.
Such a step as this well-for there
are i^o class of folk who deserve at
least one day off now a'nd then as do
the clerks and employes who have to
toll from early morning,till late at
night.
All the banks of the city will also
close their doors and the postofllce
will only be open immediately after
the receipt and distribution of the
regular mails.
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POOTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOWS DECIDED GAIN.
The Washington post office
?liow* a decided, increase in re- .
ceipts for the lust quarter over
the corresponding one of last *
year. The receipts for the qnar
ter ending June 30, 1012, being *
for the month* of April, May '
*_aml .Tune, were W.OS8.7#. *
Fur the quarter ending June *
> dO. 1013, for the months* of *
April. May and June, were 34.
442.30. This show*, an increase *
of 406.ni for the last quarter
over that of law year.
ME CHANGED
JDAY MORNING
anted.
Postmaster Hugh PttoL one of the
city's enthusiastic baseball fans, in
determined that there shall be more
- sporL within the aext days. He Is today
engaj^d in securing a team com*
i posed of the wholesale dealers and
their employes to challenge the win*
i ning team of the Hardware Companies.
Postmaster Paul will captain
_ his s<piad and he will he In posltiou
; to name in his line-up in tomorrow's
Daily New*.
PICTURES WERE
nil
* The Lyric Theatre has won its pop?
ularity from the threes/following
1 points: "Comfort," "Cool," and
' "Good Photo Plays," these seemed to
l' prevail last evening when the many
patrons largely attested their apprc'
elation of the excellent service the
management now offers.
The Photo Plays exhibited last
' evening were very creditable and
' ones that were well appreciated. They
were a.class of pictures far superior
than those previously exhibited and
some of the best*ever displayed on a
screen.
Today's program offers another
feature attraction In good photography
and something that cab' be appreciated
by all lovers of good Photo
1 Plays.
The prlxe given away last evening
was won by Miss Maude Wlndley.
consisting of a Ave pound box of
"Norris Candles."
j Thursday's program features an
. excellent vaudeville act, offering a
breath of the South, In a singing,
talking and daqclng act.
INSTALUlfO PAN.
? John Woo lard, "The Water 8treet
* Restaurant Man." la today Installing
T an electric ten, and to say that his
place is cool Is putting it mildly.
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wrhapk the htkonukmt 1hs- p.
em kse yet delivered ijuhdh2
the hkrie8 op meet*
INtiS. HKItVICKH AUAIM
thik fivimrica.
Tafe nvrraun at the First Methodist te
church yesterday afternoon was n th
plendid one. and was heard most at- di
entirely. Matt. 8:19-21 was used as a|
i text, and wholesome lesson were I hi
aarnestly drawn from, "An Impulsive |T1
In the evening Mr. Dailey preach- th
:d perhaps tlie strongest sermon of w
all the-^er4e? -on- "Wanting *)w Mile tl>
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wuh tuadc. Paul was pictured as for- in
getting certain past thing*?leaving w'
them behind?and planting a milestone.
never to go back of it again.' cT
K searching appeal was made to the 2-1;
church to do likewise. al
No man lms visited Washington ar
st any time who ^as offered the peo- bn
pie a purer, more simple gospel, and in
that most earnestly and honestly. % ,
A few more messages, and his ef- yo
torts here will have closed. lo
It is sincerely hoped that the last jan
several congregations will bo the up
argest and most responsive.
To be sure the heat is great, but
lot so great as It is 4n that country op
to which they who neglect the gos- '?rii
pel are tending. co
Worship today at 4 to S and 8 'foi
? m. . jTfc
?.Ir. Bailey's manner of presenting pr,
:ruth is most gracious and persuasive jtt,
and his desire to.do good, to help 'Ua
men. Is most Intense. th
All are kindly Invited to hear the ar
gospel as he preaches it. without J^j,
compromise and claptrap, a full and at
free salvation. |th
Kiffiln i
1E9BW IH.:
Sweet little Miss Doris Koss. the .
9-year-old ^Idigbter of Mr. and Mrs. L
Joseph Ross, was at home yesterday I n
afternoon in honor of her birthday p
to her many playmates and friends.
The occasion was much enjoyed and m
all left voting the winsome little hoa- m
tens many happy and joyous returns.' p
Delightful refreshments were served. N
rTtiuhH present were: Lena Dudley. |_i
Mary Dudley, Mary B. Mclllhenny. I
l-undal Ross, Tatem H. Moore, Jr., e
(John R. Moore, Ruby Swindell, i
I Glenn Ross, Page Moore. Julian Ross, jg
Jack Ross. Rosa Lee Morgan. Ruth
Mayo. Haloa Dailey.-Frances Dailry. _g
Viola Freeman. Elsie Morgan. Emma i
Warner. Evelyn Jones, Louise Jones, \
Wil!4am A. Daniel, Walter Randolph,
Bessie Potts. Fred Potts, Znph Fatts.
Thelc.a Baker, Mary Robbing Hilda
Bobbins, Hilda Al'lgood. Mary F. Alligocd,
Edna Alligood. Merrill B. ^
Daniels, Bonner Swindell, Adelia t
O'Brien. Lou Cox. Liilie M. Wilkin- ti
son, Lifclc: Harris, Mary Waters. Dor- t
othy Campbell, Maggie Wilkinson.
Blanch A. Ross. Rowina Woolard.
Lottie Dail Ross, Lucille Dail Mamie
Ross, Bonner Jefferson. Rena Jefferson.
Gladys Ross, Sallie Ross. Mary ^
Ross. Jimmie Robs, Amanda Ross. v
Maltie Wilkinson, Zelma Ross, Ben- -j
jamln Rosa, Melba Ruse, Mabel Pip- ^
pin. _ Lillian B. Ellison. Minnie T. ^
Robs, Miss Agnes Wilson, Miss Min- j.
nie Potter, Mrs. Swindell, Mrs. Traylor.
Those who served were: Mltypes
Maud Swindell, Neta O'Brien, Eve- g
lyn Robs and Margaret Traylor. t
REPAIRING BELFRKY.
Work started this morning repairing
tfa*? belfrey the City Hall,
which was damaged last week by <
lightning, causing it to be set afire.
JUDGER CARTER TO PRESIDE.
The next term of Beaufort County
Superior Court will begin on Monday,
August 4, with His Honor Judge ,
Frank Carter, of Asheville, presiding.
The term will be for only' one
week and both criminal and civil
cases will be tried.
PLACING NEW POLB.
The City Electrio Company are
having placed a new pole at the corner
of Market and Water streets.
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ITKONAOK ON THK WANE DUB j
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SWTKK BEKR. MTOCKHOLDERA
MF.KT.
Wilmington. July 2?The three ho1k
at Wrightsville Bench tony clop* '?
clr doors on account of poro and ~ "J
minishing patronage, due. the man- rfjM
era of the hotels assert, to the pro- ' j9
bitory laws relative to selling beer. /1B
le managers of the hotels say thejr
M-iuhlun-muutty-aHUu rate of some ??|
lug like $100 a day. Stockholder? -B
?re conferred with yesterday and 3
is mniu'F pm mtuarejy up to (htm-. w
ith the result that a full Joint meet- 'V?
g was called for today 10 decide
hut to do.
The hotels thai are threatening to *
o?e are the Oceanic, Seashore, and '.-.j
anover Inn. People have been leav1
the hotels daily, it is reported, '"in
id the tide of travel beachwards
is been reduced to where the hotels,
stead of being crowded as they ^
ere this time last year and In other /
ars, have been running at a serious
ss, lnsyite of all efforts of eebnomy,
d the managers are ready to throw $
1 their hands.
No Relief in Sight.
There appears no relief from thd J
eratlon cf the prohibition* la*. "
le Oceanic and Seaehore hotels as q
rporatlons were indicted last year
r violating the prohibition law. ;S
iese. cases were continued ahd the 'T
esiding judge gave instructions
at bills be drawn against indivld1
members of the'corporations, buJ:
is was never done. The old cases
c still on tho docket. If the auorlties
had any disposition to wink
violations of the law on the island
oy would find it difficult, because ?
ose who formerly engaged in the 11
e illegal sale of the stuff in W1Iington
and are now under bonds
tve declared that "what Is sauce for
ic goose is sauce ror me gander,
id that they would see that the law
obeyed on the beach.
BULLETINS.
New York, July 2.?George Berup \
cpedition to Crocker Land under
uspices American Museum Natural .
(iatory left today in two years' exloratlon
in Arctic regions.
Newport, R. I.. July 2?Bull
loose leaders here attending naon-wlde
Progressive meeting,
ooaevclt's speech on "American
lavy" be non-political and non-parLondon.
July 2.?Royalty attendd
Royal'English Henley Regetta on , |
'hames. Many athletes after title 3
iydney eight won last year.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. July 2.?Nearly
,0.000 attending Welsh International
~ts Tedilford beginning today. Arch .
)ruld of Wales presiding.
MISCALCULATED.
That longed looked for cooler |
veaiher seems to still be in the disance.
The weather man has unloubtedly
made a miscalculation it
oday is a sample.
NRAttM OOMPIiETlON. - . ?
The building erected by Colonel j
Viley C. Rodman on East Main street
rill be completed at an oarly day.
'he law firm of Rodman & Bonner ^
rill occupy the second story. ThQ
im story will be for rent. T. J.
larding has the contract
Mrs. Suffolk Miles left today for
leven Springs, wtoere she will spend"
wo weeks.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TEACHEH8.
The regular public examination
or County Certificate will be held on
Thursday and Friday, July 10th and 52
11th. Examinations for High 8chool
Certificates and for Five Year State vJj
Certificate will be held at the same
time. Examinations for renewal of
High School Certificates will be held
an July 10th only. All white Ceacb- '
srs desiring any of the above exam{nations
must report at the Graded
School Building in Washington at 9 . >
o'clock Thursday morning, July 10th.
Colored teachers report at the same
place Friday morning, July 11th, at
9 o'clock. By order of the 8t*t??
Superintendent. ^. >/1
W. U VAUGHAN, r^
County Supt. Beaufort County.
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