I f~~. EXPENDITURES AND ^
RECEIPTS FOROOfOBER
JtocrtpU and DhbnrMmenU of County CommlskloBPn, for Kuveaib?r, 1013.
SUBCBOMENTS,
rTf;;k- Deficit as shown In October statement, lees vouchers
Issued against Bridge fund as ltsmlxed In October
statement . . .V. v,. : v .. v . . , $ 3.35*.19
Claims audited and allowed Nor. 3, (see list). .. .<3.339.65 I
. Poor list allbwed Nor. 3. (see list) 175.76
Krcjpy \J,' A j
jtV , ? 4,?8?.69
RECEIPTS. I
|T. Geo. A. Paul"fees. 8 168.09 4
Geo. A. Paul, examining Insane 6.75 ? S
Geo. A. Paul, court cost 7.09
' V . Geo. E. Ricks, fees 85.10 I
Q. Rumley. fees 178.90
G. Rumley, marriage license.... ... 23.00
J. A. Leigh, recorder court, cost 12.60 t
Hp E. o. Westoa, C. RVc,?courtTc?te-. 68.99 ?
W. A. tjankard, recorder court cost 8.06 '
W. H, HOOkSr. recorded court, cost.. 16.70 I
Geo. E. Rcks, sheriff, taxes -..r.-.i 1,426.00 . 1
L Geo. B. Rleks, sheriff commissions 75.00
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*"***' 2.064.27
, A deficit of
la account with Bridge Fund:
! RECEIPTS. 1
Virginia Truat Co., Richmond, Va., loon .. $ 6.000.00
Planters National Bank, Richmond. Va., loan 5.J00.00
First N^tlop&l Bank, Richmond, Va., loan i 5.000.00 '
American National Bank, Richmond, Va., loan 6,000.00 1
Hp''/*' ^Merchants National Bank, Richmond-, Va., loan 6.000.00 :
National State and City Bank. Richmond, Va 6,000.00 !
Kfer- 4 * 30,000.00 '
ft V <^ . DISBURSEMENTS. J 1
Claims audited and allowed aa shown in October
statement and .deducted from deficit shown In
statement of General Fond 93,328.67
. Claims audited and allowed against Bridge Fund,
* Nov. 3. ^see list) 6,940.86
B&y'- ^ 9 10,269.53 (
^H4'* Balance cash on hand 8 19,730.47 <
Claims Audited and Allowed Nov. 3, 1013. 1
Hp To Whom. For What. Amunt.
881. W. E. Swindell, chairman county commissioners $ 16.66 1
Bjk; V % 883. W. S. D. Eborn, county commissioner 3.10 J
883. W. 8. D. Eborn, extra service county commissioner. . . . 4.0^ ,
884. C. P. Aycock, county commissioner 5.10 ,
HKp'886. H. C. Bncav, county commissioner 2.75 I
886. W. H. Whitley, county commissioner. 5.60
W "8K7.' H. G. "D. Hill, keeper Washington bridge f5.00 1
888. J. W. Crawley, keeper Bath and Back Creek brhlgen 16.<K
8S9. V. L Davis, keeper Pungo bridge 2 >.00 ,
K i? 650. J. B. Keech, keener Belha^n bridge. 25.00 i
891. L. E. Toler, keeper Blount's Croek bridge 15.60 !
892. J. W. Brantley, keeper Aurora bridge...... 77^ 20.00 >
893. H. G. D. Hill, cash paid for oil for Washington bridge . ... 1.80
894. Eureka Lumber Co., lumber for Waahington bridge 167.58
H 896. R. 8. Neal, part payment An Washington bridge confact. . 3.500.00
896. NcKeel-Richardson Hardware Co., red lantern, globe for
Washington bridge 1?
897. McKeel-Rlchardson Hardware Co., rope for ferry 1.49
898. Eureka Lumber Co., lumber for ferry . . 15.00
IjTffi 899. J. O. Proctor ft Bro., for use of flat two months for ferry. . 60.00
900. W. E. Swindell, cash advanced to ferry account 22.21
901. W. M. Parvin, pay roll for ferry account . 168.00
908. O. Rumley, use of gas boat for ferry 68.00
*03- Dave Hill, ub?b of gas boat for ferry 204.00
i-\ 904. W. O. Miller, pay roll Jack's ?reek bridge account 73.39
906. W. O. Miller, work on Jack's Creek bridge 13.2^
B&" 906. C. M". Brown, sand for Jack's Creek bridge 11.75
IK 90T. R. E. Hodges, hauling dirt far Jack's Creek bridge 141.00
908. W. E. Swindell, transfer hire Jack's Creek bridge account 3.10
909. 8. R. Fowle ft Son,^material Jack's Creek bridge 33.75
| 910. Euerka Lumber Co.. lumber tor Cherry Run bridge 8.90
B, 911. "Eureka Lumber Co., lumger for Aggie's Run bridge. ... 32.10
912. W. E. Swindell, cash advanced on Runyon's Creek bridge b.0')
913. W. E. Swindell/telegram on Belhaven bridge matter. ... .31
914. Cash advanced oh bridge repairs at Blount's Creek 20.7 5
|gy 4^*". 915. L. A. Taylor, repairs to bridges Chocowinity township. . . . 20.25
916. David Gurgaaus, repairing bridge at Chapel branch. . . . 7.21
r* 917. C. B. Paul, contract for Smith's Creek bridge 200.00
918. C. B. Paul, contract for Smith's Creek bridge 300.00
919. W. A. Blount, on Blount's Creek bridge contract 75 00
920. W. A. Blount, account of Bath bridge draw 100.00
9SI. Tankard ft Tyjr, Bath Creek bridge contract 640.00
922. The Malconer Co., books and stationery for C. S. C. office. . 17.26
yjfr '- * - 923. Edwards ft Brougbton, supplies for C. S. C. office 8.29
924. Edwards ft Broughton, blanks for register of deeds 8.25
925. Worthy ft Etherldge, ink for register's office; "? r?o
926. Harrison & Phillips, toilet paper for court* house 1.00
927. Southern Sanitary Co., sleeping compound for court house 4.50
928. R. E. Hodges, ifrood for court house and Jail 9.80
1- 929. 8. B. Forbes, repairing court house jjoof 3.00
jfe* > 930. M. L. Cherry, wood for county home ; . 13.00
?821. E. Q. Bright, superintendent CblifiTy home? 172.50
932. L.; C. Warren, county attorney, salary 12.50
983. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff, salary....,.., 333.00
pp1 834. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff, chain gang account 11.00 '
& 935. .Geo. E. Rcks, sheriff, jail account 33.11 j
936. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff, cpurt cost ? .... 88.00 j
937. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff (for puse of county) court cost.. ?.?ip
938. Geo. A. Paul, C.' 8. C.. salary. 175.00,
V, 989. Oeo. A. Paul, C. 8. C., expense account 5.00
940. Geo. A. Paul. C. 8. C. use of county fees recording Jurors 2.60
941. Geo. A. Paul, C. 8. C., use of county, examining Insane. . 2.00
948. G. Rumley, register of dead* salary .200.00
* 948. O. Rumley, expense aacouat. . .v.-.-4 ,7.8#
. > 944. G. Rumley, cash paid for freight on tent 3.13
948. G. Rumley (use of county), clerk to board 21.70'
rv 948. C. O. Cratch, making statement, etc 12.50
Continued on Third Page.
" " *T JTO* RROKITKD AT THK BAZAAR,
L. Vwn Burtou Wlnatoid ui T ?? ? '?U lln. of
| ladles and misses' sample auita,
I 8. Payne, of Wlnsteadyllle, are regis- latest ?tyUe and oolors; will be
LrW .t Hotel LouIm. ' ?'* *kU* **
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WASIItNOVOH/k c.
i ibbS?
OF WMUjjE
The Board of Cltjr Aldermen m i
n tegular monthly session at rl.c ,
tjr hall last night with Mayor
''rank C. Kaiser presiding. All the
members of the board were present.
Edward T. Phelps tendered u:s i
esigaatlon tcrittn* beard as k;ep or <
ii Oakdale Cemetery and Mr. A J* I.
tpencer wa^ named as his auocexuor. ;
!r Phelps has bjrr f r the ,
>a?l fve years. Mr. Spencer take' j
in'if 'i once.
'I l?e hoard dec "1 .o i;!w ? traf? I
iwiceman at the. ; .:cr or Ma:r? j
l\?: .M rket stre-? Palurduy after-!
I. At this po!.'. . 1;j bc< mRg
r ?e congeste I till : \ Ml h' 1
r - i Mermen have devuU'd io ha*.* i
u-ierly police',
iv board o'rdeie t1 .v ?.. specific ;
ml dog tar Bhould be collected aud
i b.'Mi by 'Janua *-i.
Mr A. M. Dusnay, ' ? shier of the 1
r r?i National BanK, appeared hei?m
ard relative to the purchase
f i' - Myers property on ISast Water I
for a public wa^r/. The IcrIhature
several years ago passed a raw
r i?5 the city *r. r-g'n f> Issue'
"?* .i wnen iou cu . ens bad signed
ie ?t!tlon calling a e . s o.? i 1.1 I
v - was plac; 1 <n ?na h.nul?. at 1
Camber ow t. >.?mcrre b> tut
i-i., who ax^ to s euro tlx IOC
(.'cuti-sB calling f." an election
' i 11. purchase o* t'-.y property. I
With the Invalid.
A nursery Ice bos in the sick room
d a convenience not only to the invalid
but to the nu: 30. A. bottle of water
can always be kept there on band
Toe drinking. Milk, boo, can be kept
an tap, and other food oan be stored
there from day to day1. Any Un box
:an be made to servet as a nursery
Ice box. If you have an old bread box,
iibo that. Put a pan In ^tbe bottorb Of;
It, and lay a wire cake-tray, the sort
that you put In the oven .to hold cake
or bread tins, over the pen. Put thai
Ice on the tray, and the melting water'
will drain into the pan; This, of
course, must be emptied whenever It
Is full. Put mi^c and water In the
bottom of the box, and put other1
things around tl?e ice, on the wiro
tray. There is an Ice blanket which ,
helps keep the. ice "from m si ting end .
so reduces the cost of ice, and one cf '
these would be useful in the nursery
Ice be*. It Is wrapped about the ice
or spread (?ver It, and it la said that
It Is as durable as it Is convenient.
r.uss'an Czar's rrivate Mr.
The private car of the czar of Rus-,
si a la safel to be practically dynamite '
proof, and owing to Its weight it could
not be run on the mr-inr mrt nt t>m
European hnea. The car is elegantly
furnished and also contains a chapel, I
whtre payers are offered for bis safe-1
'.jr. The czab travels with ouly one
?hef.
Hi HONOR
IS BESTOWED
1 HOME HOY
For live first time In the history of
L'nivorslty athletics a sophomore has
been elected to the high position o(
raptain of the football team for the
coming year, this higa houor has
been bestowed upon a Washington
boy In the person of David T. Tav?~??
son of Dr D. T. Tavloe. who ya sophomore
at this well known state
institution of learning. Our young
townsman was named by his associates
-while in Richmond, Thanksglvng
day, when the University of
Virginia played their annual game
on t^ie gridiron. The election was
had In the Jefferson hotel at a ban
quet gtven the team. That Dave will
deliver the goods is the prophecy not
only ot hie friends at home but
abroad. No member of the University
teen has made the rapid strides
towards the goal as he and his promotion
is one yfrhich he has Justly
won over his competitors. No doubt
under his guidance and ieadehthlp
the University team will give a good
account of itself. Dave has the very
best wishes of his home town and
everyone here leoks for the greatest
football season In the TJnlveralty's
career. Luck to Dave and his teamOUR
FLOWER I^OTS HAVE'
Gome. Wa now have any size
fm want E. K. Willis.
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The local order of EUb will hold | T
heir annual lodge of Borrow on r?n
next Sunday. Thla occaslojt ?a always lJ**
ooked forward to by not oaly. the MQ
nembers of the order bub the entire whe
sity. The program fa one Jntere^t ;Uc:
Later on in the w^ekibe?atty News piu<
crill publish the full piOHRtn. cnlj
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NEW UKOCEKY OW8. w.|l
J ' 'eat
fia Arm m? A H 0>*^? > ''
have opened a new groctJy^torc in J mot
the Tayice building on ynt Mali'will
street. They will handle only the cltii
ve:-y best of everything lit tiie ero- eicc
eery line. Mr. A. R. Styroli, the bra J tbei
of the firm, was saivsm&njloi E. K. |
V.'I Ills for a number of yoan and int.
many friends wish him Mry sweet
1.8 in his new enterprUK^" i
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EXPRESS OFFICE HOVE!). trex
' J W.
The Southern Express > Company ?ve
t.sve moved their office from ?he ! ^id<
ouilding in front of Bowers-Lewis ne
Company, to the store nbxt to .he! ft?!
Brown Drug Company.
ROBERT HANCOCK EAI)
Mr. Robert Hancock, of N-?? Peru.
v as found dead in his bod .Sunday Clal
t tgtat. The deceased was tha lathe? ?f ,
of the late Seymour Hancock, who tp?
wiac aresident of this city* for years |
and who married Miss Rosa Jordan. I
Mr. Frank Jordan, of thji city, attended
the funeral this s morr.irg. ^
which took place this ntOrninc at wp;
jo-jo o'clock, conducted by Rev. j ^
Mr. Huskc, of Christl ! Episcopal ;
church. He was well known In ,he
Washington.* V Mat
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1? IMY8 MORE I
XMAS smWlNT. 1
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Today is December; 2. But *
19 more shopping days until ;
Christmas. Let's cot put oo * j
shopping any ionger but g-;t * j
right down to business and - !
no it now. ^snop early and j
avoid the rush. * {
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COVXTV COMMISSIONERS. I
Tlie Board o? County c >mnjl?sion- P'0
ors met in regular monJily serf ion &
at the court house yesterday had to- w,t
day. !=?
jiar
SHOP EARLY. [A-I
I cor
The National Consumers' Leasee .
of New York City desi-e* that the 1
women of America determine to fin- *rn
jlsh their Christmas shopping by Dc- <lr;
cember 15th. Everybody knows the
evils of late shopping. The wea- and orj'
tear on the shopper Is great. But .c01
how much harder are the long. lnte,*:n
hours on the salesmen and especially ,aw
the girls. To them Christmas is sel- jl?r
dom a holiday, they are too tired
enjoy it. to
So let us do our Christmas shop-1 tot
pir.g early?eurly in the day?and . his
jearly In the season. j br
J The Consumer's League wishes a ph
(merry Christmas to all the women ;ho
who make this effort to give others | tr?
a merry. Instead of a miserable !J'?'
1 Christmas. I ho
Let our good citizens, both men I be
land women, black and white. r??a<i 1 ho
and heed and let us remember oth-|rei
ers tonight. j na
VICTOR Y--NEV
I Vi' !?$&'* 'L: * :>
*M0pQ
Shown m New York at I
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a^l -5r -'r-- ?J '&rj
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PBpc J
he city Electric Light and Water 1
ipany la to give away another at- yes
live price this month, being an ^
i-tabte reading lamp. Tlila la* the
i? prize given awhy laat mouth
n Mrs. E. S. Simmons heid the l"orl
ty number. The drawing takes 1
o on the 10th of the month nod f?u
' those paying their electric llaht hse
water bil e prior to the 10th haa
be cntltied to enter the f.->n-|tiri
. E,yer wince this trove was start- Ijcts
9Y manager Charles It i.ea grown *-0i
e popular each month. There :
be a handsome pr.ze for some the
ten to win on the 10th. Pay ycur at i
trie light ar.d water bill and the
eby get in the contest. ' wit
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(JETTIXO OX XMEi.V. so:
beg
lr. S. C. Ovcrtoo. one of South 1
ek's enterprising and popular citts.
vat operated upon at the
shfngton Hospital laet Saturday I 1
nlng. The reports from h!s bed- mot
i today are very encouraging and nes
is getting on nicely. This will be i
come news to hi3 many friends. J
' * H F.I IK YESTERDAY. | 1
- mo
lr. J. T. W?lktn?on. secretary of gre
Aurora Agricultural Fair Asso- ct
Ion, and a prominent merchant str?
Aurora, was a welcome vie!.or to will
city yesterday. reci
WORK PROGRESSING.
|
York is progressing on the laige ?
ehouse being erected by Mr. Geo. licr
Phillips on Ea?t Water street.
en completed wtn ?-.n pf
largest In this section of the
" |oi
imvm
IS Pill!
in ^
ycd ;.t the drag store of Worthy
Ether id se. came aear mooting
h a serious accident yefterrtay
mine and why he was not more
iourly injured !s miracu'eus. As ha
esi:1t of his wound* he i ? nr,-.v
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iflred to hi* room r.: tb" home of
\Y. F Clark. on tt-idgre.:..tr tt. ?
Sir. Savage was ridlns his bicycle w|
r.: the Clark residence to the cr
is store and wli-.it-ar the res!- h:
:<*e of Mr. J. II. I\.v. lo iward tome
? cry "Look oat." bat before he jn
;!d discover the trouble he was ni
o: ked from hi > wheel by a run w
ay horse attached to a wagon he- ' dc
ig.ng to Mr. J. H. Loon. The 01
eel he was riding was smashed all
nieces and hi* clothing literallv | ly
it from his body. Not only was ' ci
i clothes slaahed but Ills body was ! w
uised painfully in several different
tees and when lie rcaebed his
nie was in a alaie-of nervous pros- a[
i* ion and in cons::juonc? he has n<
nn in bed ever since. The runaway 1
rse also damaged the automobile re
leaging to Mr. Fowle. It is to he 18
ped that he will soon he ablt to
sume his busness duties. It wat? a p,
rrow escape. I V|
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Vaahlncton * Dec. *.? C
urfcj.wlHd dow?
re ft wh?t>- ^'he |
KVtt .0 in
rh? reJSflrDecember sertion.!
lowing without ? break upon the
la of tha long ex'.?-i n lu.it j
i run since April 7. brought to'
td* lawmakers a new host of prob- j
u and the prospect of steady
rk for many months.
There was to be formality about 1
u UVring In 01 the new congress .
aoon. Its advent was signal 1 hy j
fall of the gavel in each ''ott?e
h the announcem-nt of the pre;ng
officer that the second ?psa
of the Sixty-third congress hua
un.
1!0\RD OF EiU't'ATlON.
'he county boa~d of education
I yesterday and transacted busis
for the past month.
? i
is yiriTE SICK.
*he many friends of Mrs. Lewis. !
ther of .Mr. J. T. Lew's, will r?- 1
i to learn of her critical iliu-: \
the home of her son on Fourth I
?et. It Is to he hoped t! at she '
I Boon he on the road to toward5 '
overy.
HOME FROM HALKKill.
.1i-s Maude Hodges ha? return- .1
no tro:u Raleigh, N. C.
fH/NTINd VOTES.
r* e pony contest came tn a > ?o?c
ir.L< ; 1 and since t'.-.r.t ?i:.te Vic
selected to r.-.o
?s irten busy at their V.
will Iv several days before i'.e
of t4te v. ijM?er it ?naoun,'Si
OO.NE T ? Itll I1MOM).
ieft this morning for
Itr*or 1 purchase a large stock
rj- fo.- his stores, witich
v>... . . <.-ukl!e at a L-artfuit.'.
UW TO PLACE THE MlRRf :
D? U !? ? f"? - -L- It"
Wnera It Will Serve a Triple (
Purpose. |
Air. ays place a mirror In a dar'1
ill. if It can be eo placed that it rt
>cts tbo opening lr.to the living o .
f,win<iiKii?, it mil serve a triple ?oa?Ic
will be a convenience to ih?
tests and members of the fa mil;
hen they are starting out. it will In
ease the light and It will make th?
ill seem bigger.
In a living room place several mlr
lik. il the roum is dark, Flace thenrather
unexpected places. A long
trrow mirror can be hung lengthi6e.
perhaps In a corner beside a
>?r. Another mirror can be placed
i a wall opposite a window and sc
111 reflect the garden or tree* or sea
street ar.d give the room apparentanother
window. Another mirror
in be placed at such an angle that i'
1U not necessarily reflect the Qenple
ttlng about the Are. The object ol
riag room mirrors Is not to give reL-ctions
of the persons in the room,
d such reflections are sometime* auaylng.
In bedrooms and dressing rooms mlr>rs
caunot be too many. A pier glass
convenient, and especially desirale
because it can be placed across a
>mer of the room or In some other
jsr.lon which makes It of decorative
iftte. But far mare practical In a
nail room?and cheaper, loo?is the
Irror fastened to ihc door. It shot'
? held In place by the wooden pan i
*"Pleased
to M*ot You."
The Americans have a polite habit
i being presented to a new acquaintice
of uttering the words, "Pleased
> meet you,*' although upon what the
leasure can rent, or how they know
tat It Is a pleasure, or why an ordltry
Incident which Is not the fulfilllent
of any anticipation and whloh
iay turn out to he very disagreeable,
lould he pronounced at eight to ho
leasant. I have never been able to
aderatand. ? Londdn Saturday Relew.
ANTED ? PTRXIRHKD ROOM,
or bdard and room; would conelder
unfurnished room over store.
State price. Address Furnished
Room. City.
COTTON JIARKET.
Seed cotton, $4.75.
Lint cotton, 12 3-4.
Cotton seed, $29 per ton.
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The Board of Stewards of
First Methodist Church have voted ? j
unanimously to Invite the next, sea- j
?!on cf the North Carolina Confer- Ak |
ence of the M. B. Church. South, tp '
me^t io Washington. The Invitation/ S^H
v M be extended in the name of 'ce
church at the conference this week.
at Oxford *by Pastor R. H. Rrojin
und Lay Delegate C. K." Eland. Th^r
conference met here about 12 year*
ago at which time It was presided
pvor by Bishop 13. R. Ji.-i-.r's. n D. J
L.L.D., of Kansas City. Mo. The
present church edtti *o at that ?>.ie ' jjl
pvcs cl'-O dedicated by r; hop Henmrlx.
If the conference ctces dr-r!ie VffiM
o co*::? to wacbingiou :cr ItB 1S14 Jt'M
so**ion It will l?o ente'tair.' J .n royal
h> .'or as hor/.fc of V.'a-ihlasio.i
r' '-i'ly are not excelled y where. A
VVli'tiln^ion will also extend an invitation
.but the conference has con- lfl
voncd !n thai c!ty_ alnce it me? in
tlsls city. '
HI HISS
rap a.
A ! "~r rnneyoprtlT Tir-v.
E. A., i.owthp;'. pre*;<Ti;t c,' t:.f j
tvash'r.::"' f. t'ulh'B'a.e !:. at
.he Christian church on la-t >aaday
evening and as usual tl.o.-e present
sere simply charmed with the disburse.
It was comprphPC'.!'.'? in
scope, couched in language which
'.VU-I clauit' .in i1* r'.unnw?B ?
?nd simplicity and deliver-,* with
a fervency which found ready re
spouse. Not once was then- a UBver:ng
of im-Toci and the sum total
of the was sin h us catmo: he
adequately indicated by e\ n r.n
outline.
Dr. Lowther is fast paining the
lu-arts of our people, both as a
I. readier of the Word and a- a ra?D.
MASONS. ATTENTION!
?? ' 'J
There will lie a regular * or.tr; ut:Scition
of f rr Lodge No. l< j A.'T*. .v.
A. M. this evening nt T :> <;Vl-?rU,
\ silim; hrntiiri'ii -urd n . i* t j
attend and members ?u:v ! to attend.
. . 'i
O M. WIXFIELD. .- L-t'y.
S O. CARTY. W. M.
LESTER
A HI! MoviNti.
Mr. and Mrs. t!enr.' ? ft- d;:::.n
i..e moving front P!r-re *:r. *: to tLt- ?
residence on East Water stroet formerly
occupied by .Mr. H. N. D.ciu t
!*\u family. Mr. and Mrs Je*;-? ilaririnpton
ere to occupy tve rotid r.? e
racated by Mr. .Prdq-ren w.rcji
theyvpurchased sometime ago from
. fnc Messrs. Bowers.
| HOLLY IN l*l>?T
I
The 1'nited SuttB buoy t.e ' ier
Holly, Captain^ Isaac Outtn In com-. and.
is moored M the govor!i.n?oEt
, wharf on West Main street.
VICTORY TOXI(ilVT%
I One of the greatest motion pictures
in the country is billed fr?r tne
Now Theater tonight being Victory
in 5 reels containing G.0?0 thousand
feet. This picture is producetj by
permission of the U. S. Navy and
such noted men as Secretary of Navy
Daniels. Admiral Badger and Captain
Benson will be seen. This la a
stnpendous production in Ave acts.
Victory is one of the world's
greatest spectacular war dramas and
should be seen by a large audience.
It w'H stir the patriotism of every
|Ameri'*n. See this marvelous plc-?
ture without fail. It will be worth'
| while.
| In addition to this high class program
Mr. G. Morris will sing an illustrated
and character song.
)UR FLOWER POTS HAVE
ooroe. We now have any size
yon want E. K, Willis.
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