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Will bo dT? ton Wk Mm the peso Mllln will be ; hi. rescnlnr orlnl rally ^ era. Mdi <* I mam at work oq ? anay imiwtfi loibn W. Mills, who ku boon conflitd In the common Jail of thin county for the pest two __ months charged with tho murdar of BenJ - Orson<1 in tho borbor shop of Ed ' MM Edwarda. fwaa admitted to d?e haU la tho onm ot ?JI,?00,000 by Hla Honor, Jddro Garland 8. TWmnton this moralnrApplication TOO made by tho co?d ool Of MUls for a writ of habooa cor pas, returnable boforo Jadao Eeraasoa thin morning at 9 o'clock. I . Thoro war* no wtlaum placed on tho atand excepting Dr. X>. T, Taylo? who tare erldeaee no to tho ooadHscf tho dofOadnat'o family they I being wholly dnpendant upon him Per a llrtng Tba atoao'araphla re UU KHBKIUD TOB mar baptist church All iUuiiti in tha CUT mkiifag orar Sunday ara ?ordtally lnrlt a to MHM tha Pint Baptlat Cnnrch Mat* HutM atreat, tomorrow Tba paator. Ray. R. U Oar. wOl oeenpy hla pnlpU at both nnhia U A St.. as* tAf p. m. -. DM maralaa euhlaot will ha: i "Bow firm a Pausdatlon." At tha eraslBg boar tha topic wtll ba: -?MMa<t aha Tina I Judgment - 1?idaj School, ft P. Wlllta, aspar d*?a. wcloome. ptft.traa. Oood V. PAhTOft B. m. nra wnx >JWAC*| AT BOTH HOVRS ! Aft PUR M. H. OHVBCH IT* in will ba iwftslar aarrleaa at tM Pi rat Method iat church Sunday Mptbg aad erasing at the uanal hoars ad which use thawpattor. Bar. a. M. Bnlpaa, will p roach, Attraetlra msata. Sunday achool maata at Ml o'clock*. The Baraca Claia. ,W. U. Kaac. tasabar, maata at tha ism hoar. . A campal^ la sow on tar tha par oat at doubling the mambamhlp daring tha aart throe months. Looklag towarda thla and Maoara. W. H. Baker mi Frank A. Wright hare jf baas appointed captalsa for aollaltlag mam bam. Already. %tach r^?*lrj haadarelopad aad from naw on to tha aad of tha eoutaat a warm llM. frWndlT hovavtf. la unvt. ed. AlTcardtmtTy Invited to be present tomorrow. IM?U> MORXIMO Alii) ? ' aroma prayer at ST. PETER'S church There wUl be regular mortalng end evening mm with nmou ml St. Peters Episcopal Church Sunday morning end cTcnlng mt the unml hours. The rcclor, Rev. Nmthdnlel Hmrdlcf, will prmmch mt both wTtomm. Sunday sobool.E. K. Willie; Jr., gpertntendent, meets mt three o'clock. All cordially Inrlud to be present. Smmte free. Pollto mad sttentlre usbers (USVKHAU NRW AUTOS THK PRESENT A'EKK I Several aew mutomomblles were reeetvmd la Wmsblastoa daring the present week end here already been disposed of. The Southern Farlnture Company wmm miseag the purcbssers which their travelling sstss, men, Idr. B. O. Mayo, will use en [ ^ ^ r. ***0*Tn w ' ' / r h* r Ttffcnrio. bo bond i>H ban roil of tha teatlmonr Introduced In the' preliminary hearlnf before Juliet or the Peace C. M. Brown, eenrtrnl weeka afo, when an eHort\wea made to eoeure ball ftr M11U. Ve? preeented to fbe court. MlUa waa repreeeated In tha proceeding! tbla morulas by. bla conceal, Meagre. Ward A Orlmoe. Rodman k Bonner, Small, MacLaan, Brasaw k Rodman and B. B. Nlch olaon. Tha prosecution waa represented by Manning * Kttchln. Denial k Warren and Solicitor J. 0. B. Bhrlnghaua. After conaldarlns tha artdanco aa praaantad, Hta Honor, annooaood that be would allow the defendant to fire ball la the lam of/115,000. REGULAR SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN CHUMJTM SUNDAY IT A. ML A 7AO There will be regulgr^errices at the Christian CjjiMt<C Bull Second tree*. 8undsfmornlng antj evenlnT^Att^e'nshal hoare. 11) o. *?., and T.IO p. m. At both /Mrrtcee the pastor. Rot. Robert V. Hope, will ?11 the pulpit to the delight oi his congregation 8unday school, W. O. Ellla. superintendent, me?U promptly at to* o'ottdk. Good music at all services. AU stranger* la the city have a oordlal Invitation to attend. Polite unbars. Seats free. 1 V uW TBI SKILL LIFTING DOLl Til, "?kd Sliur," bow ploytni at (ho How ThotUr (or tho loot hot 0( (ho week, preaooted loot oronlni ooo ( tho moot mrotortooo ooto o: the oooooa, ond ono (hot mod, ant couied conotdorohlo comment ant oxoollant proloo. . Tho Woo#( atataM fMtnr* who Is.known as the living doll wnlfhtni 104 pounds that no man can lift The test waa made clear last evenini when several men from the audlenc were called to the stage to take i trial bat without accomplishing th< task. The scenic and electrical effect of this act was fnlly worth the prlc of a regular show, not aajtng any thing about the' excellent toe danc Ing numbers that closed the .'act. Matinee and night' performance today close the engagement of thee ahlsis and to those who have no seen this act. sbonld do ao today. 1 Is one of the beat that has ever ai peered here. ? BEAUFORT SUPERIOR COURT adjourned today after a two weeks tkrj The February term of Beaufoi Cbunty Superior Court. Judge Oai land S. Ferguson, presiding, whic has been in iseslon for the past tw weeks .trying civil caaeee only, a< Jouraed today for the term. w. s. FRIZZLE CONVALBSQKtf It will be gratifying to the man frlonds of Mr. W. 8. Frtaale to lear of hie convalescence. Fqr the pai oomt.1 wuk. he hH been Indl.poM H? *ble t-idojr to ttt.nd to h U OCT TODAY. ' 1 tb. trl.nd.-6f Mr. A. hi. dob. Receipts and Expenditures Of County Commissioners . For The Month of January DeOcIt u ehown la Jan. Statement | 718.06 Ctalma allowad Feb S, 1?14. (See Uat).. at S.ISi.lT Poor Uat allowed Fab. S. (Sea llM) ltl.lt 1.111.41 t_ " " **?" E. o. Weeton. jC. B. C. Court coat ? 1 44.04 O. Ruialer, Reglater (eee ITS W O. Rumley. Uarrlace Ucenae ft.00 >'rjlf Oeo. K. Ricke, sherin (eee................ 67.10 two E. Rleka, Sheriff Commlaalona It.00 Oeo: B. Rlcka, Sheriff Commlaalona 160.00 Geo. B. Rlcka, Sheriff Commlaetpns.. .. J 160.00 Oeo. B. Rlcka, Sheriff Commlaalona .. 2 60.00 Oeo. A. Paul. C. 8. C. faaa .. S67.II J. A. Leigh, Recorder, Court coat.. .. 16.00 W H. Hooker. Reaorder, Court coat 11.06 . W'vo * Orlmee, for ooaricta ^800.00' 1,688.66 Deficit . ,. $ 1,760.80 BRIDGE ACCOUNT Caah on hand aa ahown in Jan. Statement 7,106.41 ctalma audited and aUowed.Feb. S, 1610, (See Uat) 686.61 -*? Dal. caah on hand 0,606.06 Clalme Audited awl Allowed Kebraary a, 1014. t No. To Whom For What ' " "t . Aaat. 1S1I W. B. Swindell, chairman Co. Com.. it 07 1114 W. 8. D. Shorn. County Com itlO 1116 H. C. Bragaw.Xonnty Com. ... ,. J ? 76 lilt W. H. Whitley. County Com 1 t'.OO 1147 B. O. Bright, Bupt. County Home 178.60 lilt B. O. Bright, Dumber, nulla, etc tor Co. Home 6.68 1118 B. O. Bright, making cofflna 1,00 1110 Suakln A Berry. Rubber cloth (or Co. Home t l.oo 1211 Carolina TeL * TeL Co.. Pliona rant Co. Home 1.00 111* 11 O. D. Mill. KfHu Washington bridge 24.60 1214 i?W. Crayrley. Keeping Bath and Back Crk. bridges and extra help. . - - * 16.90 1124 W. V. Davie, keeping Pungo Bridge, i .... X 15.00 1125 J. B. Ketch, keeping Belhaven bridge 26.00 1 1226 L K. Toler, keeping Bloonte Creek bridge.. 16.00 1117 J.'W Brantley, keeping Aurora bridge 10.00 , 1x28 Aurora Hardware Co., anppllea for Aurora bridge.. . . 6.83 1881 McKeel-Ricbardson Hdw. Co., lights for Aurora bridge.. 287.26 1880 T. A. Brooke, Lumber for Smith's Creek bridge .. - . 66.80 1181 Eureka Lumber Co., Lumber Hardiaon Mill bdg 80.92 i 1888 Enrekn Lumber Co., lumber Cherry's Run bridge.. . 61.91 1181 Eureka Lumber Co. Lumber tor Corsica bridge. . ? 6.10' 1 1114 fiureka Lumber Co.) Lumber Great Branc hbridge.... 7.66 1126 Eureka Lumber Co.,v Lumber for bridges 6.40 1126 Eureka Lumber Co., Lumber for bridges.. .. .. ... 14.64 : VSSi %?:: :: ftS list ' L. C. Warren, Atty fees la connection with bond issue 100.00 1140 L. C. Warren, COw-Atty. Salary. .. .. .. . .. 11.60 1 1141 W. B. Wlndley, Recorder. Salary 7 6.00 i 1141 B. G. Weston. C. R. C HJi 1141 W. Kr Tankard, Recorder, Salary. 20.00 1244 C. C. Cratch, making statement, etc 12.60 1246 Geo. A. Paul, C. 8 C.. Salary . .jL 176.00 1246 Geo. A. Paul, C 8. C* office expense 6.00 1247 G. Rumley, Register, Salary j- 800.00 1248 G. Rumley, expense account . >. .. .. 7.60 1249 O. Rumley, (for use Co ) clerk to board 16.90 1250 Geo. B. Ricka, Sheriff, general Co. expense.. ... .. .. 44.47 1261 Geo. E. Ricker Sheriff, Jail fees 104.69 . 1262 Geo. B. Ricks, uhaln gang aocount.. 4.60 1268 Geo. B. Rloks, court cost > . 84.40 1864 Oao B. Ricks, salary 818.88 1155 B. ft. Mixon, Treasurer, Jury tioRets** ... ........ 108.10 1166 B. R. Mixon, Treasurer, Bond.Interest. 084.40 1807 B. R. Mixon, Treasurer, interest on note Farm aye' end ^ Merchants Bank . v. .. 160.00 *868 A. Mayo. J. P. Fete. 8tate ts, J, W Mills . 8.46 llll WUIOT4 Whitley, uklai .name. But. T* j. w. Mllta.. 10.00 1100 O. J'Nr., coDT.jrlnf prt?OD,ri .......J... I.to 1001 O. J. Nye, conrfyio, prl.oncr from New Bern /: .. 7.11 1 llll Southern Buttery Cot, Toll.t onoor Courthoiu... , ?? I 11(1 R. B. Hodges, wood (or CourthoOM ud loll. 11.101 . 1104 Bdwards A Broughton, Blanks tor C. B. C ML ; 1105 Bute ot N. C , Iadlteat pnplU 11.4 ' 1B? D. T. Ross. Repairing window In Courthouse ...... .. 4.40 I 1 1147 W. M Parrln, repairing Cherry's Run bridge 14.40 I lift Cspt. 'Sadler, freighting lumber to +1. Creek bridge.... 1.10 1140 T. N. Tyer, Lumber (or Bath draw:. .. 47.40 1470 Joe Edwards. Account Washington draw 44.00 ' 1471 B I". Edwards, Burial Confederate soldier 10.00 I I 1474 a! G. Weston, c. B. C., one-belt court eoet 7.74 I . 1473 W. H. Hooker, Recorder. Salary , 44.00' . 1474 J. A. Leigh. Recorder. Salary .. 44.00 1474 W. M Parrln, one-ball month sarsloe In cobnectlon with I bridges. ^ 47 40 1 POOR ALLOWANCES To Whom ' in't aekson. Sophia J. l.to Alllgood, Penny 4 4.00 Jdekeon. Mary J. 4.00 I . Adams, Mrs. Brellna 4.00 Noah 4.00 . Barow, Pred.. ..... .. .. 1.40 Jefferson, Mary 4.00 _ Ball. McO 4.00 I Broer, Mrs. Martha 1.40 Lncas, Ollbert J. .. .400 I Brown, Mrs. Sallle 1.40 s Bonner. Ottsar 1.40 Mldgdtt, Denial 1.40 . Branton Margaret 4.00 Kldgettc, Samuel 4.00 ,t Mackey, Harry 4.00 . Crawford. CKes 1.40 MIdgette. Bannister 4.40 Calley, Qeo 1.40 Moore, Peggy Ann ., .. . 1.40 > Csndy. Mary E 4.40 Maeon. A. 8. .. 4.00 Congleton, J. A. 4.00 Mason. Rose .. 1.46 Carter, Jas ' 1.40 Mercer. Mrs. Msry A. J.40 CUrk, Hester 1.40 Prloe, Mallnda .. .. 4.00 I Cherry, Msrcella .1.40 Pate. Mrs. .. . - 4.40 Curtis. Mrs. 1.60 Powers. Mrs. JdlU.... 4.00' d Car, Moses 4.00 Clark, CarUr 4.00 RMdlck. Patience 1.00 .. Oasis, Rene .'. 4.00 Ross. John and wife 4.00 Olson, Julia A 4.00 Rodman. Meryl.. L44 r~ Dixon, Mary 4-00 Roberson. Wealthy 1.60 h Dixon. BUI 4.00 Roberson. Peter 4.00 0 Daniels, Bsmuel 4.00 Rhodes. Rhode 1.40 1. Daniels. Martah 1.40 Bmlth. Thomas .,e 4.00 DevU, Moses.. t. .. 4.00 SalUsan. Winnie .. .. .... 1.40 I Smew, Peter , 4.0g _ Eborn. Ldslnta 1.00 Smew. Ben ? 4.00 Eborn Jane 1 00 SSBterthwalte, P. B 4.00 i:U .v,:: j-SJ 1 iS ' ' :: : 2^:?^ ill !:tS ' ^ Waters, Alfred ... .... .. 4.40 'j ^ 11| Pssiu4y-tMsfiiM4ft .. ? gen * I Herdy. Caroline 1.40 J*?" I 1"?? wjHarrle, Pratln J'JJj ? 4174 74 i-1 Warner. Sophie ' ^ 1144.74 J JAIL* IP5= nil - STIRT M r .Knswi Architects to Be Consulted at Once M to Flans For The New Home. Flattering Offers Made For^Present Site. tor purch*?e .'* .Morton srofortr ?t tho corn ot Main and Harvey streets by the trniteea of the Flrat Baptist church has been consummated. The purchase price hae bectf turned over to the owners and the deeda passed and recorded. A committee of which Mr. Hugh Paul is the chairman has been appo.nted to negotiate a sale of the old property ou Market street upon which the present church building now stahda. There seeihs to he considerable demand for the property as several nattering offers have already been made the committee. Mr. W. C. Miller has been appointed a committee to solicit architectural designs for the proposed new building and within the next few day h building committee and a financial committee will be named to prosecute the work towards completion. It is" expected that work will be giu on too now cuurcu wuuia (no next three months o? us soon as possession can be bad of the property. It If the Intention of the Baptist congregation to erect a church building to cost not less than twenty thousand dollars. The Baptists propose to have a ehth-Cb in keeping haot only with the growth of their niemb*n??. hut also In keeping with tha pt?snu or tho ettjr. :r*, m as e *+ WANTED. ? " ' A number of wide-awake hust ling young men to attend the * Baraca Claaa* ot tka 11.1E. * Sunday School next 8unday * morning at 9,46. There ere plen * ty of soata and no one will be * turned away. Mr. W. M. Rear * will address the meeting. Those * * who have heard Mr. Hear be- * * fore know what an eloquent * * and Inspired speaker he is. * * Those who have not have an * * unexpected treat in st$>re for * them. Come once, and yon will 9 come again. This means you. * t visitors Mere today. n* TaaW XTI.knl.An ..J a rr ?? ?nv? tiibuvuvu ?uu a. i. Brooks of Oath, N. C., are among the business visitors here today. IN CITY FRIDAY. Among the welcome visitors to Washington yesterday was Dr# C. C. Jackson of Yeatesvllle, N. C. IN THE CITY. Mr. W. W; Bowea of Pinetown, N. C.. is spending the day in the city greeting his many friends. For the Bey's Bake. "I want my son to enjoy his boy hood, becanao be will be h-ehlld only once." "That's all well enough, bat there's no nee in making oneself a slave to onei# children." "I don't umke myself * slave to my children. 1 find my greatest enjoyment !n giving them pleasure." Then why did you kick so strenuously when yoar boy asked yon for a dime to pey. his way Into the picture show?" "Sh-sh? I don't want blm to overbear. I know he'd be sorfy If be spent the mooey to see that show. 1 was there myself,this afternoon."-Chicago Record-Herakl. The President's Cabinet. , The president's cabinet la not a pan of the execntlve, strictly speaking. The members of the cebioet cannot, ia strictness, even be snld to be the npaMtenta adviser* Ha does, as a matter of fact, consult them, and very ohen. In all probability, their advice has weight with the president, bm tarj iMMsese no constitutional 'power. Ttat so far ss the executive part of the government goes, solely with the prwhdent. Att*r hMrimt tb. tWw. and opiatoiu of tb. nwiabctw ?< kU mbltMt tb. prr.ld.Dt MB. if b. ckMndngud th.B ?IL JB.^h r NEV "5, Preliminary Debat Th* Si PUBLIC BLDG. 1 PRAISED BY : UIS1R; Sr. .ue of The Best Kept >"*t\jat He Has Seen in The South. Congratulates Custodian and As- is ants. , < An official of the Internal Reve- , line office, Raleigh, N. C,. was a < Washington visitor this week, and while here took occasion to pay a ; visit to the handsome and commodious new public building at the corner of Second*hd Market streets. After thoroughly inspecting the ' structure he gave out the gratifying information that in all his travels throughout the South he hajl never visited a public building found ,ln a better condition. Everything ' was found in "apple pie order" and 1 the visitor took occasion to con- 1 gratulate custodian Hugh Paul and 1 his assistants, Messrs. John O. Samp- 1 son, John L. Pe6le and McDonald 1 Gautler. J The visitor wsb surely correct in 1 his opinion for on numerous occa- * sions the statement has been made that no public building erected by : Uncle Sam was cleaner and more presentable to the public. Not only I#this building a credit to Washington but the way It Is kept is also a credit to those In charge. 1 iiiF : Hism SHUT EVE. Rev. H. B. Searlght, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, who Is cow engaged In preaching a series of sermons on the representative women of the Bible will preach his ; fourth sermon of the series Tomorrow night. His frobjett '.will be: Miriam, tho sister of Moses( The discourses so far have been greatly enjoyed by. large and appreciative congregations and no doubt the pastor v'lll have a large number to hear him Sunday evening. At the same hour, as previously announced, there will be a self-denying offering taken tnr f r\ rolotl nilxlnna Regular preaching service Sunday morning by the pastor at 11 o'clock. Qood muslo at both services and the general public has a cordial Invitation to attend. Let's I) olid In Washington Park. Aneient Posters. ft Is probably the general Impression (hat posters and handbills are modern< Inventlopa, hut it has been discovered] that the ancient Romans practiced this method of advertising. In digging ati nerculaneum there was brought to light a pillar covered with bills, one on lot) of another. The paste used to atick I hem was made of gum arable. The bills, when separated and examined, were found to be programs and announcements of public meetings and even election proclamations. Driving Msn Prom the Table. Baptist a Porta gives six processes for driving hearty eaters from the tables of great men. The m st effective was to give tbem an hour before eating a glass of wins medicated with bellsdonna. ao that attempts to masticate world occasion spasms of tbs Jaw. The most disgusting was to set before tbe gluttons viands sprinkled with dried horses' blood and pieces of cat-l gut. Re says, ."If you cut harp string* small and sprinkle tbem on hot flesh | the heat will twist tbem, an they will move llks worms." .. A Hard Jsb. ~*Dtdn't you say six months ago that If lflss Tlpkina wouldn't marry. Jon yon would throw yourself Into tbe , deepest part of tbs sea? Now. Miss Tlpkina married some one else three months ago and yet yon haven't"? i "Oh. U s sum}' (O talk, but 1st mo tell you It la not such an easy matter to . .^r;rr. "*' e At :hoo1 Auditorium - ;:3 ' 1 Negative Side Were Declared ^ As The Victors ? I air Sued Crowd Present. The Query Was, The Initiation ' Referendum for North '' ' Carolina. Was Much Enjoyed. Although competing with another j squally instructive meeting, the boya "A it the high school held their prelim- . \i nary debate in the school auditorium last night and a fair-sited irowd was present to hear them. This special meeting of the Small Debating Society was presided over by Jack Harris, the president, who In a few well-chosen sentences lntrouced the speakers of the evenIn The query for debate?the Initiative and referendum tor . North f \ Carolina?was then read by the secretary, James Howard. *Elbert Weston was the first defender of the measure and following him came Hubert Ellis contending against this Instrument of government. Jesse Woolhrd as the last ipeaker on the affirmative and Charlie Proctor as the last to appear for Ihe negative, upheld their sldps of the question with as good and as reasonable contentions as had the ipeakers who had preceded, them, rhere was no rejoinder and the judges, Mr. Evans Wharton, Miss Butler, and Miss Harding, announced their preference for the negative debaters. Whti Judges' decls-' Ion was announced, the meeting was sdjoruned by thq president. Thl* debate while not truly rep- , " rehentatlve of what* the boys can do ts indicative of their5 strength aa debaters and 1b moBt aaacredly gratifying to the teachers and pat- ; rona of the. school. Each debater poke with such an Interest in - nod . .7* familiarity with the subject as to ^- A be a source of admiration to those who heard them. The really hard work, however, for these boys has Just begun. The triangular debate with Elizabeth City and New Bern means a contest requiring the best argumentative ability of each speaker, and It Is then one that can test the real ability of the debaters. This public debate will be held March 20. The afBrma- v i tlve team will remain at home and debate Elizabeth City while the negstive defenders will go to New Bern . .. J3 on the eafs date. - ' It's Heetful in Washington Park. , \ The Oldest Encyclopedia. ,f The most n indent encyclopedia extant Is Pliny's "Natural History." In fblrty-eevan books and 2.403 chapters, treating of cosmography, astronomy, meteorology, geography, geology, bot- S A any, medicine. the arts and pretty f| uearly evfry other department of hu- " _'.ll who died 79 A. D., collected his work * In Ills leisure Intervals while he was engaged In public affairs. The work was a very high authority in the mlddie ages. An Unconscious Toast. Lord Clyde one day after dinner asked a chaplain to one of the regiments In India for o toast, who, after considering some time, at length exclaimed with great simplicity: "Alas and alack a day! What can I girer* "Nothing better," replied his lordship. "Come, gentlemen; well give a hamper to the parson's toast, 'A lass and a lac a day.'" A lac meoni 100,000 rupee*, or $23,000, which Is'certainly an Income to make one happy.?London Chronicle. An Eternal One. Tough Looking Customer?I'm tired of this blamed town, and I'm going to leave it. 1 want the longest journey 1 can get for 45 cents. r;v. Ticket 8cller-Oo and spend It for chloroform.?Chicago Tribune. Exerolee. "Do you Ufce ewi?^regularlyV ' 'Tee." X r . "Gymnasium?" , . - < ? "No. I travel a great deal, and I invariably take an upper-berth."?Washington Star. TAXES MUST BE PAID THIS The office of the City Tax Collector will be open at night until February 28th for the convenience of the tax payers of the elty. After the above date coats will bo added.
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