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TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914.
SMOKING AND Flit K.N
How many flres are actually caused
by smoker, will never be known,
but occasionally one reads in the
presd that a lighted match or cigar
stump thrown in a box or waste basket
was responsible for flrcB that resulted
in loss of property. Some
men have the habit of smoking a
cigarette or cigar during the night,
the match btlng struck on a chair
near the bed and flipped- aside as
if it were perfectly harmless. A
curtain i. frequently; ignited, and
more frequently the lighted cigar or
cigarette catches bedclothlng, and
thus starts a serious Are.
Many employes, who are forbidden
the use of stores and actories
for the purpose do their smoking
In basements or other places where
loose paper or excelsior may be exposed.
Smokers and employers can
not exercise too great care in handling
matches and "smokeablcs"
around exposed places.
L.UVL Ul- UAIS NU itsr.
> Ag?d 8pin?t?r Who Harbors Stray
Animals Is Sane, Say Physicians.
Ithaca, N. Y.?Miss Jennie Butts, a |
spinster, sixty years of age, residing
In McLean, Tompkins county, lias "uu
abnormal pity for animals- niul cats
that dominate her home, but she has
no delusions ami therefore cannot be
adjudged crnay," declare two physicians
appointed t? pass on her sanity.
Miss Butts has twenty-seven cats in
her house nt the present time, and they
ore housed in almost every room In it.
She also keeps three horses and thirteen
cows, ami her alleged failure to
take care of these properly because of
her devotion to the cats led to n complaiut.
Miss Butts says she Is too kiud
hearted to kill the cats. She said that
the unusual number of them in her
house was not necessarily due to a natural
increase, but said that any realdent
of her township who desired to
I*t rid of a cat Just "drops it in front ]
of the house."
Judge Sweetland dismissed the lunacy
proceedings, but on suggestion of
the physicians will probably name a
guardian or manager for the other live
stock belonging to Miss Butts.
TOOTH SHOWS HIS GUILT.
Robber of Paris Dentist Betrayed by a
Caet From Hie Mouth.
Paris.?An expert crook. Jullc-u Lentils,
was caught here in an ingenious
manner.
The specialty of I .etnas was robbing
dentists. Ho called on a fashionable
dentist and nsked that n gold crown
be fitted on one of Ills teeth. The
dentist took n cast of the tooth, and a
few moments inter, whorrhe went Into
bis laboratory with the mold, Lcmns
pocketed a costly gold set of teeth
which had been left for repairs by a
marquise, and also glOO worth of sheet
gold.
T.*?ir?na w?o nrwcl.?l
ward awl taken before a magistrate.
He strenuously dopled tbc theft awl
was about to be set five when the
magistrate decided to semi fur the cast
taken by the dentist. When this was
brought Into court it was found to fit
Lemns' tooth exactly, and the thief
was held for trial.
A X NOV XCEMEXT.
To My Friends and Fellow Citizens
of Beaufort County:
I hereby annocnce myself as a
candidate for the Sheriff's office. I
have only one promise to make to j
you people should 1 bo elected and ,
that Is the same promisa that 11
made to my good friends who ro ably
supported me in the last campa'gn >
when they made me their choice
as Recorder for Washington. Long
Acre and Chocowinlty townships,
and that is the same promise I now
make to the county as a whole, that
is. If you will make me your sheriff - ,
I will do nothing to bring reproach j
upon the county or myself, and you
will not be ashamed of me as your 1
Sheriff. If elected. I shell be as j
lenient as possible with yon in set- ,
tling your taxes; but will ocllect (
when they become due as the law dt- t
rects. Be sure and pay your poll 1
tax before the 11^ day of May, 1914, J
so yon can vote on election day t
j. without being challenged. o
Thanking you In advance Tor any J
t that you may giro me. g
Respectful ly,
WILLIAM B. W1NDLET.
WublBfton, N. C, c
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<L.
Good Cheer /
Dig
Dyspeptics Can Make (hi
Rest of the Family Happy
by Using a Laxativetonic.
The temper or the (amity and th<
good cheer around the table depen(
to much on the good digestlou o
each Individual present tfcnt tho ex
p: rlencea o( tome former dyspeptic;
who overcame their trouble shoulc
bo Of Interest to those now sufferini
in this way. ,
The best advice one can givebut
It is avice that is seldom horde.
?Is to eat slowly and masticate eact
muotLful carefully. However, il
slow eating and careful mastleatioi
rail the next aid Is an excellent dil
gestant and in addition to helpini
in (he digestion of the food, act*
I gently on the liver and bowels, rid]
ding them or the accumulation o|
waste that should long ago have
but-it passed off. It Is safe, reliable
plearant-tastlng, and results art
guaranteed.
Maj. S. Marttn of Joplln, Mo., now
77, tt<inks Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin has helpod him to a longer un<
happier life. He has not felt ft
good lu years as he has slnco tak
Ing this excellent modlcln* and ii
spite of his 77 years he says to feels
like a boy.
, It is the ideal remedy for lndi
gestion,. no matter how severe; con
stipatlon. no matter how chronic
bilic.usnesr, headaches, guj on tli<
stomach, drowsiness after eatlni
KOTICK *
I North Carolina, Deaufort County?
I Ueforo tho Clerk. Superior Courl
John Odea and others ,
vs.
J. II. Bishop and Others.
I Notice Is hereby given to all per
I sons interested, that the Board ol
I VIPWITI n nnftl ti > ...I K.. .1,^
this proceeding have on this day
filed their preliminary report which
has been entertained by the court
and the court will, on tlto 19th day
of March, 1914, at 11 o'clock a. m.,
consider and pass upon the said report
nt which time all persons Interested
will appear and will be
heard if desired.
This 27th day Feb. 1!)14.
GEO. A, PAUL,
Clerk Superior Court,
3-4-2wc.
J, Hiram Bruce's
Good Fortune
AVOIDED CONSUMPTION IIY TIIE
I TIMELY USE OF IIKAIV8
EMULSION.
About 12 months ago I contracted
a very severe cold which left me with
a dry hacking cough I could not get
rid of. Cod Liver emulsion was recommended
and 1 took two bottles
without any relief whatever, then I
took a bottle of guaranteed remedy
and after taking it I returned tbc
empty bottle and got my money back
as it did not bcncflt nic a*. nil.
I felt right much diacoi?agcd, but
decided to try Bear's Emulsion which
had been recommended to me by st
friend, and after taVclug two bottles
I am entirely cured and there Is
no indication of the cough returning.
Very truly yours.
J. Hiram Bruce.
Harrisonburg, Va., Nov, 16. 1911.
Bear's Emulsion is the most dependable
remedy for coughs colds,
bronchitis and other lung * troubles.
Itcconicnded and for sale by Worthy
& Etliorldge
NOTICE or S.I I.E.
North Carolina. Beaufort CouDty.
Richland Township- -Befo~C A
Mayo. J. P.
K. Peterson <V:: any, Inc.
vs.
E. C. C ... :).
Pursuant to the attachment,
judgment, and execution in the above
entitled action, rendered by -*1 - Mayo,
Justice of the Peace, in favor of "the
Plaintiff. E. Peterson Company, Inc.,
and against the defendant, ! '. C.'. Oncn,
and .he proper y attache i ;.?.r..:n,
for the sum of One nttndred Forty
Two and Ninety Onc-Cn;> Hundredths .
f 5142.91) Dollars, with Interest,
and costs, I will sell the property
heretofore attached and ccndi tuned
toj^e aold, to-wli:
That ol-rta'n tract or parcel pf
laud. iVfug and being In the, Cona'y
of UoaV/o.-t, State of North Carolina,
Richland townr-hlp, bva'tilnup
at O. W. Lee's corner ?n the li.jl.d.u
ilne, and running with ?.?:Id Lpo's
line South 87 1-2 Hart fifty feet;
Ibcnce South 2 1-2 West ttventy-flve
feet; thence North 8 7 1-2 West fifty
feet to the llolidia East E*".***
thence with said line North. 2 I 2(Cast
to t)ie beginning. containing
Dne Hundred. nnu Thirty-eight
square yard-, nr.d well known fts
the E. C. t'aton store site, which
taid slto was convoyed to the paid
C. Catcn by Will Du:.u about two
roars ago.
Raid rale to l>e nt*d? nl pnbl'r. rueion.
for cash to the hlgitvsi bidder
t the Courthouse door ol lb .tafort
ounty. at roon on Friday. ?.th
lay of'March. 1"911. notic? Is horVby
liven.
This Slat day of January. 12.14.
UKO. E. KICKS.
Sheriff of Beaufort County,
'ollfn H. Harding. Attorney for
Plaintiff. ,
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9 .
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Kids -:?j
estion of Food
V- ; ' I
_
' MA J. B. MARTIN
and similar annoyances. |
i You can obtain Dr. Caldwell's Byr.
I up Pepsin at any drug store for fifty
I cents on one dollar, the latter size
i being bought by heads of families
- already familiar with its merits.
I Results aro always guaranteed or
I money refunded.
When you use 8yrnp Pepsin you
I: will see the fallacy of chewing mints
I and tablets or of taking cathartics,'
I raits, pills and similar drastic, melI
iclnes. . Unlike these,-Byrup Pepsin
I , does not lose Its good effect, and by
II automatically training the stomach
I and bowel muscles tVdo their work
I - soon Vestorc-s tbeee organs to norFamllics
wlching to try a free
I . sample bottle can obtain it postpaid]
I I y uddr?r"Ing Dr. *\V. R. Caldwell,
I, 4id Washington St., Montlcello^ -111.
I ! A postal card with your name and j
I: addres s on it will do.
I~ 1 j f 1
I .NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
I UnJer and by virtue the power
I | of sale contained in a certain mortg- i
I I ngu deod executed the 4th day or
I January, 1908, by A W. Dixon and ,
I j wife Mamie E. Dixon, to E. D.
I Springer, which said mortgage "is re
corded in book 136, at pnge 596 of
I the Beaufort county records, whloh
I la hereby referred to for particular*
default having been wade In thct
I payment of the deb.t secured by said
luairuiuem, me undersigned mortgagee
will, on Wednesday, the 8th
day of April, 1914, at 12 o'clock
noon offer for sale to tho highest bid
der for ca9h at tho Courthouse door
I in Beaufort county the following d?scribed
tract of tand;
j Lying and being in tho county of
Beaufort, Richland township, and
known and designated as follows:
Beginning at Geo. M. Johnson's
(now J. B. Allen's N. W. corner and
runing with the main road westward
to Wlnson Barrow's (now Geo. R.
Mercer's) corner; thenco with the
line 70 yards South 12 1-2 East:
thence South 86 East to Geo. M
. Johnson's corner; thence with said
' Johnson's line to tbp beginning;
! containing ono and one-half acre;
of land, more or less, and being th<
same land conveyed to Matthias
Sawyer by J. I). Cam pen and wif?
: by deed dated and recorded la the
Register's offico of Beaufort county
in hook S3 at page 571, and Is here
in referred to and made a part <^1
this conveyance, Said lands were
afterwards conveyed to the said
Dixon by Matthias G. Sawyer and
wife by deed registered in book 90'.
pugo 289, of the Beaufort county
record-1?.
Terms of sale cash.
This- March 5, 1914.
E. D. STRINGER,
Mortgagee.
' F. G. Pnul & Bro., Owner of the
Debt.
! Ward & Grimes. Attys.
! 3-6-4wc
I
NOTICE
By virtue of trie power of sale
! contained in a certain Deed of Trust
i from Charles Moore and wife, Mag|
gie Moore, to John H. Bonner,
. Trustee, dated the 19th day of
I February, 1912, and of record in
the oflico of the Register of Defeds
I for Beaufort county iu Book 170,
| at paGe 321 (default having been
; made In tl.o payment of the lndobti
edness thereby Becured) the underI
signed will on Tuesday, the 24th
day of March, 1914. offer for sale
' at public auction at the Courthouse
; door uf Beaufort county, at twelve
j o'clock, noon, that certain lot or
; parcel of laud situate, lying and bc-^
i ing in tlie county ai.d state atoivxsaid,,
anil In the city of Washington
and 'more particularly described
and defined as follows, towit:
Beginning at Margaret Moore's
line on Lot No. 3, running with said
line 210 feet; tlfence West 45 feet
to Von Nordoii tsreet; thence with
said rtreet 210 feet to the corner
of raid street; thence with said
street to the beginning. It being
the same tract or lot of land
which was on the 19th day of August.
1873, conveyed by JcsFe G.
Bryan and wife to Charles M Jore,
' y duly recorded in the office
o Register of Deeds for Beaufort
rounty lu Book 40 at page 88,
to which reference Is hereby made.
Terms of sale Cash.
Tills 21 si day of Feb. 1911.
JOHN H. BOfJNER,
TruHtee.
fIonian & Bonner, iftt'ys.
2-21-4 \vc.
1 ft 1 HOST BITES and CIIArPED
SKIN
For frost bitten ears, fingers and
ore; chopped bands and lips, c|tll'
' *. cold Roreg. red and rough
r-. there Is nothing to equal
Utirt. li p's Arnica SaTvo. Stops pain
it re and h^ala quickly. In evprg
hc;r. thero ahould bq a box handy
ill time, nest remedy fot^ all
"kin diseases. Itching eczema, letter, *
piles, etc. 25c. All druggists or by i
?nn|;. II. K. Iluckleti Sk Co., 1 hiiodcl- |
llliilt ..r <?. I.oll j?. - ^
CASTOR lA I
For Infant, nod Children. I
The Kind Yo? Hata Always Boight J
SlgTAtUlO Of
b
AJ'**. ? "? Ou, .? r.v.?. U riy .n
Amirican Flag.
tryurQL^^^bc!lfl?a
nrtee of ffid.000 for a flight to an aero
where Raygorodaky sftd be would mL
fitroct hla machlnf.
InnAwKni* 4a kla II nn irnr i^ninalntl i
A ceo ruing to ma meager description,
the craft be has In miud would be a
j&Mr - ..,-. J
Photo by American Press Asaodatloo.
A I! RAM BAYOOBOD6KT.
gigantic affair with two pro pellets,.a
tremendous spread of wlilgs and /oor
200 horsepower motors.
He now has a machine which he has
been experiment lug with at Mlueola,
keeping his hand iu the game until ho
can fulfill Lis desire to carry an American
flag across the Atlantic In an aefoplauo.
And Itnygorodsky says he will
carry nn American 'flag, as he came to
this country following nn edict of tbo
Itassinn government that ho conld not
fly In that country because be Is- a
Jew. " ? i
GIRLS' COLLEGES AID
RACE DEGENERACY
Professor Johnson Says He Can
Prove This by Statistics.
Washington.?That wonlen's colleges,
from the viewpoint of eugenics, contribute
townnl the degeneracy of the
race and ought to bo abolished Is tlie^
conclusion of Dr. Ro^well II. Johnson,
professor of biology In the University
of Pittsburgh, after a careful Investigation.
Ills figures show that women's
colleges dlscourago girl* from
marrying.
Professor Johnson believes the time
is coming when nil women's colleges
must be converted into coeducational
j-institutions, nud he suggests thst^for
the present the anti-eugenic influence
of the colleges might be mitigated
| through the substitution of men and
1 women for teachers.
Professor Johnson sets forth the results
of his investigation in the current
issue of the Journal of Heredity,
tbo official organ of the American
CJenetic association. He has collected
| data in regard to Wellesley college
which nro significant. Professor Johnson
soys:
"Taking the Wellesley graduates of
the classes of 1005 to 1012 inclusive,
it was found that 10.1 per cent of them
wore already married In the fall of
1012, when the fncts were collected.
But for those whose scholarship was
sufficiently high to entitle them to
membership In the honor society, Phi
Beta Kappa, the ratio of marriage to
tlint of those who did uot make this
society was at 15 to 10. In other
words, high scholarship in college wonion
Is. in this case at least, not found
to be an aid to marriage, while with
tbo normal schoolgirls tbo opposite la
tbo case.
found tliat tlie alumnae of Wellesley
college who were members of the I'hi
Iieta Kappa had nu average of .0G5.of
i a child encb, while the rate for the
girl* who had not nttnlned the name
distinction in scholarship was .085.
"The oinlnousness of this decllulif^t
marriage rate is aggravated by tbo1
low birth rate. Only tlie earliest classes,
with oue or two exceptions, have
enough children to reproduce 'tbo
ClOSS." r;.
a
REPENTS HIS HORSE THEFT.
Religiously Influenced, Is Trying to
Repay tha.Losar.
Wllliston. N. b.?J. J. Mayer, who
five years ago hired a horse from Boyd |
Bros, of tills city, falling to" return
with It. has been converted and wants
to settle. In letter from Kellogg.
Ida., to Sheriff Olson. Mayer explains
the circumstances surrounding his
theft.
Mayer engaged the horse, riding
eight or ten miles west of Wllliston.
where he traded It for another animal,
continuing westward. Now Mayer believes
the horse was found by Its right
owners and seeks to settle with the
Injured third person. But it so bappens
that Boyd Bros, never found their
horse, and they submitted to Mayer
a proooslllon of settlement.
Feel Miserable?.
A stebborn, annoying, depressing
sough hangs fon, racks "the body,
veakens the lungs, and often leads
to aerlons results. The first dose
if Dr. King's New Discovery gives
ellef. Henry D. Sanders of Cayen- j
lish, Vt., was threatened with conumptlon,
after having pneumonia.'
le writes: "Dr. King's New Discovry
ought to bo In evdry family: it:
s certainly the best of all medicines J
or coughs, colds or lung trouble/' |
lood for children's coughs. Money ?
ack if not satisfied. Price 50c and J
^ T
txfoMTou rocrivttajrb. ritflt?<jD?d.-efl Is u.-j 111
: AtS-ni* U
ssfspasemS?Srsfzs;"
fasssw:
,'!fftr?nt thtn most medicine? that are pat on J ..
ths market for tharark/ca atomacb allmacta?it I M
ure*nytaacla?bylis*':.and cue doaa will do I aa
more to convince tbc moat akepttcel aolferer J
than tons of other medicine*.' Remits from one I (M
tloaa Oni| oust and the benodc* are entirely
natural. aa It acts on tho aoorco and foundation IH
ot*^t?.^remorlnj ^tha^ ^laapona^co-1 yj
are corst/ntly'doing.1 ^nd^^ookht'oi I J
3'inaach Ailmenta to Ono. H. Mayr. M(t lj
l hemtfc?. 13W56 Whiting St.. Chic^o. III. I
NOTICB OF 8AL1*
f | of
Under and by vlrtnw of the J
Power of Saie vested In thw wilder- J
signed, in % Decree made by the J
Superior Conrt ct Beaufort County. Is
,N. C., on February 10th., 1914, tn cl
the apecial Proceeding entitled "In I H
tho matter of Amanda WattmcejTJ
(widow) and Minnie Wallaoe Nichols aJ
(a minor) at ala. Ex Parte" 1 will <k
on Monday, March 14, 1914 at the B
Tinn^nf 11 -a IX -? ?>-- I aJ
door of Beaufort County, N. C., offer
for sale to the highest bidder for la
cash, or credit on terms to be agreed m
on at sale, the following described B<
land: ?k
That tract or paroel of land pc
Eituat? in North Carolina, Beaufort to
county. Long Acre Township, and ?o
whereon Thos. H." Wallace resided th
during his lifetime. Beginning at
a Bridge on Thos. Wallace's Road. ac
running South with said Canal to
a Gum, thence with a line of marked
trees Westwardly to a Cypress h?
Branch, thence up the Run of said to
Branch, to Jenkins patent line to a 'y
pine, Jenkins second corner a pine, ro
thenco N. 45 E. with Blount's line th
to a Gum in Barragrass Branch ro
taken to he a slnnet corner, thenoe tb
down the Soufo side of the Branch 9c
to a corner a white oak, then oh be
Eastward to a line of marked trees Bc
Isaac Wallace's fine now Levin Wal- ,
lace's line to a ditch, thence with ,
said ditch to the canal, thence with f
the canal to foe beginning, contain- g
ing 100 acres more or less. It being
the same tract of land conveyed by nf
Deed of Thos. H. Wallace to Gilbert
N. Wallace dated December 2nd.,
1880 and recorded In Book 8S.
page 477, Beaufort County RegistryTime
of sale: Monday, March If,
1914, at 12 M. at the Courthouae
door.
Terms: Cash or credit on good ~
security, terms to be agreed on at
ale. - v Ja
This February 10th, 1914.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS, 29
1 Commissioner of Court
8IMMONS * VAUOHAN,.. *"
Attorneys. r.
2-11-4 wc. N.
NOTICE. ?
sal
' To Interstate Cooperage Company, giS
R. W. Beckwlth and. wife, Mattie
Beckwith, Johnnie Beckwlth, W. F. tio
GailloW and wife, Carrie Beckwith an
, GadMttml: ahj
I Vnrfh Tarntln, Daanfn*!
www OUUUUUW vwum/. th'
In the Superior Court, February we
Term, 1914. ne
Wesley Peebles, executor of 8allle q,,
R. Peebles and Wesley Peebles, ?0
individually pr,
v8- tlx
Interstate Cooperage Co., and others. reJ
The defendants, Interstate Coop- k,
erage Company, R. W. Beckwith and. r*'
wife, Mattle Beckwith, Johnnie Beck- ^
with, W F. Galllord and wife, Car- . .
*1? Beckwith Oaillord. In the above J?'
entitled action, will ploase take notlce
that on February 16. 1914. the "J"
plaintiff,- as executor and Individual- Btc
ly, moved in the above entitled cause W
that the judgment heretofore entercd
therein be set aside eo as to allow
a new trial upon the secon# lissue
by setting aside the same, and m
thereupon It was ordered by the
court, the Honorable G. S. Ferguson,
Judge Presiding, that notice issue
to the said parties defendant to
.show cause on the 1st day of the
1 In April, 1914, why the relief prayed
next term of this court to be held
for In said motion should not be ST
granted. To
The affidavit upon which ther mo- [
tion was based was filed In this office
on the said 16th day of Feb. 'J*1
The day upon which said motion Is J?*
to be beard Is the 6tb day of April, fot
11914. ?P1
GEO. A. PAUL, ?aJ
Clerk Superior- Court.
UlMwp Jhj
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The undersigned having this day
qcalifled before the Clerk of the 8<v JJj,
perior Court of Beauforb County as the
administrator of the estate of Fi%nk ,
A Harvey, deceased, notice is bsre- ,ni
by given that all claims against tae n0*
bald estate, duly Itemised aoC verl- ooij
'led, must be filed with me, or with by
Small, MacLean, Bragaw 4b Rodman, to
Attorfaeys, on or before th? 6*1* day ?d
ol February, 1915. vr *V.s notice will 1
he pleaded in bar of their recovery, sun
Ail persons indebted to the said <
ato payment1 to tho undersigned .
This 4th^darof February. 1914.
Sm.ll?M?cL^anAB?ir,,?7* E<1J
M-?P t ,-j
I HOW . . ? ^8 I
ool, burry ....10011c I
reen salt hide? 11 1-1? |
JJJI
Notto. 1. hn.br iir? th*t the L
.ItntpM. B. j. wn. hu tue .
WJWOl January, 1*14, foel- <
led u administrator ul the Mb
te of A. O. Waat, deceeeed. All
inoni lndebtwl to sold Mttti art 1
Himeoted to make prompt ?ettle- '
at ot th? mm, and all p tree a? ,
ivlng claims against tke said ?o> ,
it? ar? r?quli*d to piwaent th? ,
me within twelr? month? from this ,
ite, as required by law. or this ,
rt'ce will be ?taad?d in bar of ,
i? same. - i
1.]'.^, WBST#
Administrator,
tall. MaoLaah. precnw * Rod- ,
man. Attorney. >H _? j>- J
ll.m
Konoi IF MAUL
Under and by iMW.it the power '
I ante contained-In b ecrtaja dead
blah la dely recorded th the Setter's
oillce of Beaufort count/.
. in Book 1S7, pag? 191. to whldh
ference 1? made the undarsJwmti
hl wr thw ?tk day of April, 1914.
j 12 o'clock, noon, ?tll for caah, J,
. public auction io ihe mgueai Mir
before the conrthonne door of
Kaufort county. North Carolina, the
llowlng described reel ??tat?. rls;.
First tract?One certain ttaet of
nd on th? North side of th? crsak- .
ar road and bounded aa fellow?:
'ginning at a stab? at T. R. Boyd'? *
>uthoast corner, running North 160
>les thenc? West 46 9-9 petes to the ?
the Simeon Whitehurat liortheast J
Hrner, thence Bast 4r 3-6 pole? to ]
Be beginning, containing forty J
res, more or >?*
2nd. Tract? tract of .land In
auXort county; Rtchland township m
ting fifty acres of land belonging
8. M Sparrow u aforesaid and
lng between the laad of C. C. 8par
w on the West,. B. M. Sparrow on
e East ki. T Boaaer and-the Spar- e
w road canal on the Nortfc and .
e land of W. H. WhiUey on the
iuth; twenty-fire acres of said land
ting in cultivation and twenty-fire ?t
being cultivated.
The above last' named tract of
ad being included In a conveyance
t>m Bryan T. Bonner, trustee, to
M. Sparrow, and recorded In brisk ,
11, page 181, In Register's offles
Beaufort county, North Carolina.
This March 6, 1S14
HARRY ideMUbEAN. '
NOTICE OF SUMMONS. <
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To All Stockholders, Creditors.
latere and ocnera who may bo Con- *
rned in and with the A Pairs of
a B. Clark Co., a corporation:
You will take notice that on the
th day of January. 1814 His *
mor W. M. Bond, Resident Judge *
the First Judicial District, at *
isn.hsrs in <fie TosnTof Edsnton.
C. did appoint A. M. Dumay *
m: irary Receiver for aaid Cor- *
rat on. and In tbs'order making
Id appointment .the follow para
apt appears:
Service of summons in thia ac'U
'fa Stockholders. Creditor a of,
d Pealesa with such Corporation, *
all oe made by publishing copy of *
) summon* heretofore ' 1* sued -1
ekijr. for four weeks, in seme
wspaper published In Beaufhrt. 4
untr, and all creditors of the said
rporation ahull present and wake *
>of of, as prescribed by law, to r
> Receiver herein named thair
pectlve claims against the' Defenat
( orporatic n. within thirty days
m the tlrst publication of sumps,
jss- heretobefore provided, and
lure 4o present and prove snoh *
lma or-demands, within the time *
sclfled, shall bar such creditors or *
ckholders from participating in *
i distribution of the assets of the .
rporation "
NOW. THEREFORE, Publication
the following summons 'is made
rsuant to said order:
BEAUFORT COUNTY", IN TH* ?
SUPERIOR COURT. .
MMON3 FOR RELIEF.
Daniel Miller Company
vs. |
James B. Clark Company,
(n Corporation.) _
ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. .
I the Sheriff of Beaufort County? m
QREETINO:
Yon are hereby commanded to *
nmon James B. Clark Company.
i defendant above MpMd, if It be
ind within your oopnt^, to bo and ,
pear before the Judge of our
perlor Court" at a Court to be *
d for the County of Beaufort at
i Court House in Washington, on
? 2nd Monday beforw the 1st Monr
of March, it being the l?tb day Fehurmry,
1914, and antwer the
nplaint, which will be deposited
the OOce of the Clerk of the Sup- jq,
or Court of - eaid eouaty within B
first three day* of said term;
1 lot. the said defendant . take
lea, that If It fail to answer the
a plaint within the time, required W)
Abo law, the plaintiff will apply b?
the Court for the relic* demand- Al
in the complaint. H
Jereln fall not, and this of -thib
amons make due return. _
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