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Subscriber* dastrtug urn papnr dta>
, miUmM win plana* notify thin often
no Ante of aapimtloa. otherwise
It will fen continued at regular a?6MrtpUon
rntaa until notion to atop la
If Jon Ao not gaa ton Dolly Mown
promptly telephone or write the
anagar, and Uo oomplali t wfU receive
1 mm ad lata attention. It In oar
taalrn to pleaao yon.
All articles aaat to turn Bally Nnwa
or pnblloatton jaaat ha tfgned by
*a writer, otherwls* thay will not
' m publlahnd.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1914.
A WHITE WAY.
A city to be progressive must ad
vertige Itself. Washington has every
opportunity and advantage to
become a metropolis. It should not
lose an opportunity to impress these
facta upon those visiting the city.
At a small cost arches of lights could
be erected across the business portions
o( Main and Market streets,
and make those streets a great white 1
way. The city owns the electric I
plant and the cost of maintenance I
If the Board of Aldermen doslrt
to have** lasting monument to their
administration let them put something
of this kind in operation.
LEND A HAND.
Lend a hand to the tempted.
Lend a hand to the soul in th<
shadow.
Lend a hand to those who are of ?
ten misjudged.
Lend a hand to the soul crushec
with unspeakable loss.
Lend a hand to the poor fighting
the wolf from the door.
Lend a hand to those whose live
are narrow and cramped.
Lend a hand to t'ne boy struggling
bravely to culture his mind.
Lend a hand to the young peoph
whose surroundings are steadily pul
ling them down. Lend
a hand to the girl who work
works, works, and knows nothing
of recreation and rest.
Lend a hand to the prodigal sis .
ter. Her life is as precious as tha v
of the prodigal brother. a
Mystical Number en Cefc*. t
2fo one seema unwilling to accefA c
% lb-cent piece, even though there are a
en each coin the following hoodoo ji
combinations: Thirteen letters In b
the scroll held In the eagle's beak; *
thirteen feathers in each wing; thirteen
tail feathers; thirteen upright
bars in the shield; thirteen arrowheads;
thirteen leaves on the branch; g
thirteen letters in the words "guarta*
dollar.- Z
1
All Show Character. Actions,
words, looks, steps form p
the alphabet by which you may spell '<
(iharacter.?Lavater. K
Must Have Been.
Bays Mr. Filson Young in the Pall
Mall Gasette: "I began yesterday by
swimming In a sunlit sea, continued it
by motoring through a hundred miles n
of lilac and gorse, and ended It Us- w
tenlng to tho most perfect concert a
program at Queen's hall that I have j
ever heard. Was It not a w
happy day?" The answer. Flleon, Is
In the affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks. 4
_ b
Darwin's Regret.
If I had to live my life over again
I would have mado a rule to read 7
some poetry and listen to some musk
at least once a every week. Tor per F
haps the parts of my brain now atro
phled would thus have been kept
alive through use. The loss of these t(
tastes Is a loss of happiness, and may b
possibly be Injurious to the Intellect, *.
and more probably to the moral char- t
acter, by enfeebling the emotional ,
part of our natura-?Charles Oararln
1 l
Publlo Opinion. 5
People aay how strong public opln- jj
Ion Is; and. Indeed, It Is strong whil*
i It la In Its prime. In Its childhood
and oM age It la as weak as any othei
organism, I try to make my own
work belong to the youth of public *
opinion. The history of the world Is 1
the record of the weakness, frailty w
a: A death o? public opinion, na geol- h
ogy is tfie record of the decay of those ^
bodily organisms In which public opln
Ions have found material expression
? Samuel Roller.
Therein Is the D'fferencs.
A highbrow can retire to his study
and emerge with the announcement
that he has discovered a subconscious
cosmos, and we call it new thought o
But a lowbrow can spend five years
exploring an unknown continent and
claim to have discovered a new animal 8
called the snfgglebluk and we ore 1
unanimous that It Is old bunk.? ln- r
elnnatl Enquirer i
?
Thatch ths Sky." f
"I had a few saucepans of porter In
Mtd the man. amfd loud laughter,
when summoned for drunkoennees at
Tbarise Beeslone. Ireland; "but Y could *
walk through any place In Ireland 1
where there Is a police barrack, and J
I wouldn't bo minded only In LUUeton.
Bdniliy^y *** summonU^me^every
'
P'mm SjSt^ind
Crisp, clean and fresh?
S mlstoths moistureptoSrpMkscCsrr^
a ... ^
* Round, thin, tender?
with > delightful flavor
?appropriate for
luncheon, t.a -and
dinner, j. to cents.
Prince of appetisers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths everywhere.
Say Zu Zu to
the grocer man, 5 cents. _
Boy bitcait baked by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Alwayt look for that namo
U?e Magazine Stories.
An tnralld or aged person who ei
Dya magazine articles sometimes find
ho magazines, with their bulk of ad
ertlslng, hard to handle. If the mag
zinea are taken apart by removln
ho little wire clips that bind the se<
Ions together, tho stories or article
an be easily handled separately. Am
ny article specially likely to be en
t>yed by a friend at a distance cat
e sent by mail when separated In thl
ray.
Mere Appropriate.
Pond Father?"Is that younp Mi
apphedde still down is the parlo
rlth daughter?" Fond Mothei^Fes,
but I just heard him singing
rood-night, Beloved.' ** Fond rathe
-"If he had any idea oL the appro
rlateness of things he'd b^warblinj
Jood Morning. C' rrle,' Instead.""
Ansa* City Star.
NOTICE.
I have this day* sold to J. W. Ode
ly undertaking business and goo
rill of same. W. T. Farrow will pa
11 debts contracted prior to Jul
4th, and all debts due the concer
rill be collected by W. T. Farrow
Ir. J. W. Oden will continuo th
usiness at the presnt location.
This July 14th, 1914.
W. T. FARROW.
-15-tfc.
"OR FROST BITES and C1IAPPE1
SKIN
For frost bitten cars, ttusers am
oes; chapped hands and. Hps. chll
lalns, cold sores, red and rougl
kins, there Is noting to equa
luckten's Arnica Balre. Stops pail
t onec and heals quickly. In ever
ome there should be a box hand
11 the time. Best remedy for al
kin diseases. Itching eczema, tettei
lies, etc. S6c. All druggists or b
a all. H. E. Back km A Co.. I klledel
hla or St. Louie.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that m
on. (Juy Swanner, a minor of aboi
5 years of age, has left my horta
Itbout my consent. All persons at
lereby forbidden to employ or hai
>or the said minor, under penalt
if law.
This 17lh day of July, 1914.
J. C. SWANNER.
-17-1 we.
f ?
FOR SALE.
House and lot on East 2r.d stree
ne and a half blocks from corn
touse In a desirable location an
ood neighborhood. Nine room horn
md conveniently arranged. A
nodern conveniences, equipped wit
rater and combination lights, bol
iletcrlc and gas. Hons# almost i
;ood m new, baking been recentl
ebuUt. A good stock bonse consls
ng of stables, feed room and ca
lage house, a good smoke honse.
arge wood shed and a good garde;
tpply to
OEO. % RICKS,
At Sheriff's Qfflc
r-n-tfs,
Rough m the Old Maids.
In * quiet English village there wee
renins wu the foliowtng tout:
"May eke (the ftre engine) he tike the
tsar old maids of our village?nlwaye
reedr, hut never wanted!"
? ?. "*VT
Commercial Possibility.
Little Ruth wee busily occupied
with her slots sod pencil. Presently
he ran to hoc father. whoee face el
the time required the serrices of n
barber. cttmbed upon his knee and
rubbing her ohubby little hand orer
hls^hin. sold: "Pape^can you ehnrpTeach
Law of Economy. II
The law of economy enters Into ell
the practical affairs of life, not only
of the community at large, but also
of the family and of the individual
!> should be diligently taught to out
children* as one of the foundation
principles of a good character.
Economlo EplQrssi,
sentimental declaration, even It
It runs counter to sound economics
and the beat Interests of aoclsty. will
have more adherents than o profound
truth in political economy, the adop'
' Hon of which demands an tmmediaU
sacrifice.
*
The Difference.
A pessimist complains he has eaten
1,000 oysters without coming on a
pearl; an optimist gives thanks that
he has eaten that many oysters without
getting ptomaines.?New York
MalL
Serenity Best.
Passion is out of place In any discus
slon and mors than ever in a right
cause, for it befogs and bemuddles it
?QogoL
G?t Busy.
tt you are going to save up for a
falny day doift wait until the cloud*
begin to gather.?Detroit Journal.
Had V'? Pastor Guessing.
Pu' ft Wire?"What pecvtHr
ye* rotjng Atb\tj ha*. They alway*
em half-closed." The Pastor?"Toe,
he has me guecvlnr. I'm Inclined to
think l.e Bleeps all through my sermons
but 1 can't catch him at It"
Experienced. . 3?
Auto 8aleam?i?"This iff tho,greatest
car in the country. Eleven experts
have worked on It" Prospective Customer?"The
deal's off. I had three
experts working on me on the witness
tstand once, and 1 know what they did
to ine."?Puck.
Generally Succeeds.
There are more ways of winning a
i- tuan than by "stringing" him?but
there are few better.
f* NOTICE.
S ___
3 Notice la hereby given that fh??
i undersigned hSB this day duly quail
t- fled as executor under the Last Wili
a and Testamont of Samuel Peele, de
1 ceased, late of Beaufort county, and
all persons holding claims ag&lnai
the said estate will present the samr
to me, duly verlfled. within one yea;
r from the aato or tnis nonce, or inn
_ notice will be pleaded In bar of theii
recovery. All peraona indebted to
r the aald estate will pleaae make lm
h mediate payment.
R This June 24, 1914.
T. M. PEEL,
Executor
W. A. Thompson, Attorney. *
6-14-6 wp.
The North Carolina
' College Of Agriculture
And Mechanic Arts
r This State Industrial College offers
strong courses in Agriculture,
Horticulture, Stock-raising, Dairying,
Poultry, Veterinary Medicine; in
Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical En y
gineerlng; in Chemistry and Dyeing;
in Cotton Manufacturing, and in Ag^
ricultural teaching. Poor year courab
es. Two and ono year courses in
Agriculture and in Machine Shop
7 Work. Faculty of 01 men; 788 stu*
dents; 2fl buildings, er. eel lent eqinp
r, ment and laboratories for each Jcy
partment. On July 9th County Superlntendents
conduct entrance examinations
at each county seat. For
catalogue write
j E. B. OWKN, Registrar,
,, West Raleigh, W. ).
'< THE NORTH CAROLINA
> State Normal and
Ind'strial College
Maintained by tbe state for the Women
of North Carolina. Five regular
courses leading to oegrees. Spet.
cial Courses for teachers. Free tatrt
tlon to those who agree to become
d teachers in the State. Fall session
is begins September 16th, 1914. Fot
11 catalogue and other, information, ad
b dress
:h JULIUS I. FOU8T, President,
is ?ro???e?, W. C.
I CASTOR IA
A Jn lafcata ui OUUro.
' Th KM Yulro Ahraji BufM
???>. ta. y/,J . IV"
f.tr?c Moth C-nin -ifirmri
aa^zaeg
jsts
ord of the proceedings for the roloa
tary dissolution thereof by the UU
Imou? consent of nil the stockholder
deposited in my office, that th? Bene
fort County Union Ginning mad Ml)
ling Company, a corporation of thl
State, whose principal office is sits
ate* at Chocowlnlty, County <
Beaufort. State of North Curolini
(Blaney Turnage being the tgei
therein and In charge thereof, upo
whom process may be Barred), hi
complied with the requirements <
Chapter 11. Revisal of 1901. ent
tied "Corporations," preliminary I
the leaning of this Certificate of Dt
eolation: TX fi'tPS
Now,,therefore. I, J. Bryan Grlm<
Secretary of 8tate of the State
North Carolina, do hereby certi
that, the aald corporation did. on t!
frd day of June, 1911, file in my o
Bee n dnly executed and attend rn
sent in writing to tho dissolution <
said corporation,-executed by all tl
stockholders thereof, wW**
sent and the record of the procee
ings aforesaid are now on file in n
said office as provided ?>*- ? *".
In Testimony Whereof, 1 ha
hereto set my hand and *ia**d n
official Ml at Raleigh, this Srd 4i
of JOhe. . D., 19)4
(Seal.) J. BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of 8tat
?-l<-4we.
NOTICE.
Under a deed of trnst executed
the undersigned by I. W. Ackias ai
J. L. Taylor. December 1. 1908,
secure certain notes therein descrl
ed due Isabella Craddock, I. will a
at the Courthouse door in Washln
ton, on Wednesday, August 19th
12 o'clock M., for cash the followii
aescriDea property id uetnaven, uei
fort county, particularly described
follows:
That parcel of land and dwellli
house thereon In Belhaven. N. <
adjoining the lands of J. H. Co:
and others, beginning on the Ea
side of Pamlico street at J. H. Com
corner and running wltr said atre
South 47 West 60 feet, thence Son
4 3 East 140 feet, thence North
East <0 feet to oCne's^ line, then
with said line 43 West 140 feet
the beginning, containing 8400 s<j
feet more or less.
July 8, 1914.
J. H. McMULLAN, JR..
Trust'
7-ll-4wc.
CHECK Tom APRIL COUGH.
Thawing rrost ana April ralne ch
yon to the torf marroa. you cat
cold?Head antf lungs stuffed?T
are feverish?cough continually a
feel miserable?You need Dr. Kin
New Discovery. It soothes lnffam
and Irritated throat and lungs, stc
cough, your head clears up. fei
leaves, and you feel fine. Mr. J.
Davis, of Stlckney Corner, Me., "u
cured of a dreadful cough after d
tor's treatment and all other ren
die* failed. Relief or money ba<
Pleasant?Children like It. Get
bottle today. 10c. and $1.00 at yc
druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for
sores. a
NOTICE OP HEARlNuf UPON FIN;
REPORT.
i K
North Carolina. Beaufort County
Superior Court Before the Clei
John H. Odea and others
J. H. Blehoj. and others
In1 Re Jackson Swamp Drainage D
trict
Notice Is hereby given to all pi
ties concerned that the Board of Vl<
era have this day filed their tlnal 1
port. In accordance with law. whl
has been found by the Court to
In due form and accepted by t
Court, and that the Qourt will ha
a final hearing upon the aatd repc
at the office of the undersigned Gi
A. Paul, Clerk of the Superior Cot
of Beaufort County. North Carolii
on Monday, August 10th, 1014, a:
from now until said time, the n
final report will be on file in ray <
flee snd open to the inspection
any landowner and any other per a
Interested within the district.
This July 16th, 1914.
GEO. A. PAUL,
Clerk Superior Court. Beaufort Con
ty. North Carolina.
7-16-lwc.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the authority vest
in me as Commissioner of Court,
s Special Proceeding entitled "N.
Simmons, Admr. of tavlpla Padg
vs. J. W. Ange and others." by
order of Superior Court of. Bei
fori county, N. C;. I will Sell at p<
lie auction to ths holghost bidder
cash, at the Courthouse door of Be
fort county, N. C.. on Monday, A\
nut 17th, 1914, at 19 m.the folic
. lng described property:
House and lot altpate In Bath.
C., Beanfort county and In Bath Iff
ship. Beginning on King street at
B. Harrison's North cort* and ri
nlng west with D. B. Harrison's II
313 feet or to T. B f I ay ton's )i;
thence N. with T. B. Clayton's line
feet, thenco East *13 fast. to. KJ
street, thence with King jrtrete
i feet to the beginning. It being tl
, tract of land convaydd- by Geo.
. Adams and wife to Geo. W. Padg
and wife Lavlnla Padgett by d<
dated March 33, 1904, and recori!
In Book 191, page 173, Bauuf
county registry. And also be!
that lot which was adjudged t
property of Lavlnla Padgett Jhe 6i
r wf thereof, "by Judgment of the I
potior Court of BeaRffeft county.
C., In the action entitled "Levi
Padgett va. Oeo. Padgett," as appe
from the record# of the Clerk
Superior Court of Beaufort Cot
ty, N. C . and of record fn BSauf
county Registry. . ' ii?. 1
itrument ilia unJnrtlraiul Irnstnn i&ft<
- WW. A To l
r, SSHSirsS ?'
, fort coaaty, th. following descrlb- ,T1
od two tracts of land: 8ept
" First Tract: A certain tract a* II
a parcel of land situated In Beaatort ""
ra-rKsswMs;
0 Laura . Simpson bJ W. J. BtUeok jm
and wife on tha ISth day of WafebV
3 a^Si^wms c
'r Second Tract. A oertaln tract of ^Li
?e land in Beaufort county, Paatofo w
>f on the north side or the county road
' leading front BethaTan to Pnotegc
1 ?? foot, manning northward *00 _
1" feet, being some land conveyed to
C Laura A. Simpson by W. J. BuHoct
which said dead Is doly recorded In
' the office of tha Register of Deedi
" of Boanfort county In book 107. pege
'* l*S; the Intention hereof 6elng to
describe all ths lends 10 Belhsven ROi
which wera willed to MltoheU Wll- Thr
* llame by Laura Mai peon.
Thle Jane 17th. 1*10. ..
JUNlCg D. ORIS**,
Trastee ^rg-lltwc.
. LtV.
to : i ? Lv.
Id NOTK.-IC. Lt
to : ??? .
b_ state of Worth OeCdtMb. BcMf ,
County?u tha gagas Ml Osat Lt>?
MARY P. FOWLS LT.
at R. R. Ornnt and wife. Bettta 8., "W, J'l
H. Morgan, T. B. Smsw. Mettle ?. LiT18
Laeslter.'s. b. Lasslter, 8. F. Flam- Lt.
10 log. . . dr.
as To Whom It May Coacera: .
-The parties shove'saMM and all . .
other peraoas Interested wllf take f,l<
'* nntlce that oa the l?th day of Jaae. 1
3.. 1*14, the ahorp named petitioner. ,DW
ne *'?<l n petition be the office dt Uie
clerk or the snpertor Court of Bean * 1
1,1 fort county, to hive th? title to eeN VM
!! tela lands thsraln described regis Thi
,e\ ioxwj ana connrmea pursuant to .
.. Chapter 90 of the Public taw* of
1913, and that summons has boon y
47 issued returnable at Che ofBce of the IB. '
co Clerk of the 8upeffor Court of Beau- [
t0 fort county, on the 9th day of September,
19L4. Said land Is situate i
,u In Long Acre township In the ooen- T-9
ty of Beaurort and safd state, adJoining
the lands of R. R. Grant and wife
Bettle C. Grant, W. H. Morgan
and others, and bounded and descrlb- 1
?d as folloarn: -?>
Beginning on Runyans Greek a* . ,
the mdtt^h of Deep Bottom Branch or 1
and rnnnlng up said branch to it' not
head, then with a marked line 8. Sf *gs
1-1 B. S 81-100 chains to the Smiw .
ill road, then with said 8maw road N.
<9 1-2 E. 1 75-100 chains, .hen will, on
said Smaw road N. 48 1-4 E. 7 lfj
ou chains, then with said Smaw road N ln
nd 3 5 E. 21 90-100 chains to 8. 8. Las
titer's corner In the Bntfcw road, then *on
* . with the said 8. 8. Lasalter's line N. pie
iea 71 1-4 W. 26 11-100 chains to said 1
>Pt 8. 8. Lasslter's corner In Runyans
rer Creek, then down the ran pt said
<t> Runyans Creek to the beginning, cos
taming sixty-four and throe-quarter*
<84 2-4) acres.
do- This 89th day of June, 1914. NoJ
2?. GEO. a. PAUL. |
_v Clerk Superior Court Beaofort C> ?
^ 7-2-4WC. L.
??:? Bic
nr CLEARS COMPLEXION?REMOVES B.
SKIN BLEMISHES. W.
al) Why go through tire embarrassed
A" and dlsflgnred with pimples, ernp- wif
Hons, blackheads, red rough skin, ton
u or suffering the tortures of Ecnema.
Itch, tetter, salt rheum. Jut ask
oar druggist for Dr. Hobson's Ec. Vlr
? iema Ointment. Follow the simple w11
ir p. )
Ihui
^ n Ht MSlit Jc*
j|( \
jib?.
li ISfj
in' Meet your work with a smile I?*
Tow can If you cook with s*s. Qu I ^
Ranges sold at cost and are connect- I
ed ready to use FREE. Let u| .?
show you our Ranges. I art
I Washington Ga&Ca |K
ax J. T. BLAin>. gang. I jjj
i?- " ) " 111 i" Hi iiwi4jwei>efa|S
t WE ARE AGENTSp
'j Iver Johnson, Readfe*!*
;*< Standard, Emblem. Hudson .
<? Dayton and Grfef W^tdT"
111 Bteycles sold furswhror on|.
sS time We also^ttave thai*
vtr most complete repair shopS
tf in the city aH*work gtiafan* M
- tdad. - *
4?^|gg|
ro Ttf |m ftOi1
atljCJ^TIC ootiurr Loni
>*. D . c. . .tuLasI*
lew Tork Oil J MMO ?
cketa on akin eterr 4*7 txnlU Call*
*t ? o'clock. SU*?
acS"-;0-:::: ::ET?. '?
or pamaer excnrtlen rntM to *
7 moon tain, lake and pleeamra Baeefc
rta akd ror ear ackar tnfarfta- ? Often
. wtMW. ate., an * B. K. 0 rn*mmi
RY. TlnkOt i|?i. or HMO 4 After
J. CRAIO. T. o. wwrw. ? W1U I
eU?e ?. o 41 =
n? lorn<UataiMMUr ' I onn
Ik Norfolk ?, tbo Boa ? jl
M)W TtOtmo TRIP k-Aiuea p
Timafty. M, la, tma,
rla *?
IW1IK HOlTTHKR\ RAIUtOAH j p
oagh Oo.Ae. Paw WMkil ?Ma L I
Froaa lTew BeMa" Schedule
Punk If*?;?
Qolddboro 4.10 a. m... II.t? I ft,
LiOrange 7.tl a. ?... *"
Klnston 7 44 a. m .. . ?1.S0 C?U?
Uom i.t( a. m... .11.foil 1
Beaufort 7.0# a. at... . 13.00 II ^ .
Morehead C 7.*# a. m... .|l.oe|| ???
Oriental 7.4# a. ft,.. |0.00 II Dl
New Bern t.#? a. ft... .|>.40 ['1
Vancebero l.llaa,..|M0|*
Waahlagton 10.40 a. |J.40|p
Norfolk 0.41 p. ft. I Office !
lata* ta naft* proportion froft atll
irmOgtate' atatlone. I V
icketa good returning only on
:lal train tearing Norfolk at 1.40 H p|_
a..-Jnlr to. r?14. II '
i moat perfect reeortta'the Boatk. |
imry modern Auu??mftnt do- *
ice
D. KYLE, H. 8. LEARD, ^
T. M. O. P. A.
Norfolk, Vs. * mm^
-5tc.
???
JUmCMTBATORU NOTICE. ~M
luTtaff qualified as administrator Was
Laura B. O'Neel. deceased, lata. ?f
Beaufort County. N. a. tkls Is to ,
ify all persons harlnf claims m m
lnst the estate of said deeeased. '' a
exhibit them to the nnderslcned 5
or before the loth day of June. {
ll, or this notice will be pleaded a asm
bar ef their reeorery. All per- BaM
a Indebted to said estate vfU ? ?
ase make Immediate payment. __
rbis ioth day of Juae, 1014.
J. D. O'NEAL, a
Administrator, e
cbe
NOTICE. , o
rth Cuollu, Boaialu, OoaH? ./ __
ImM ft, OlMt "
W. B. Morton ut Tlfo. MOIUao * Or
Morton; Ooorco O. MOrton; D. F. o On
I ant ond wlfo. Lao, D. Blonnt;
A. Bolt ind wlfo, AlieeM. Roll; .
B. Morion nad wlfo. Clara 8. Mor- *
, J. W Androws aadwlfe. Mdry
An drown; a. M. Roboraao and ?
o, Bophtia O. Robersoo. H. K. Mar- a si
ij r. H. Rollins an', wlfo, Atlro . w*
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[art; Walter T. Bocart aad wlfo. .
sin Bocart: Was. M. Bocart aad . __
o. Ada Bocart. Gilbert B. Bocart
1 wife, Katlo Bocart; Bobert C.
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bolle O. Mortsai (tba last two aaai . .
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D. M. Carter; rrsaros ShaSor and
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rtor; Tboodoro T. Darldeonsad .. '
Is, SalUo Carter Darldson; MBr?
lyson. Ooorco BoMen. Jr: Orboa
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Ussa Dardea and husband. H-H , _
star: Mra Ooorco Dardoa Br; _
onard L. Jack eon; and all oth?r|ra
at aw of Oeotire Derden Sr..
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rraaoee Shaffer and hu.beed. Mar- * *
g Shaffer; Mary Grayuon; MiaHol "
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arte Durden. Sr.; Loooard b. ,
>h?on eod all other helra at law 1
Georca Dardoh, Br., tout "
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r? yon aad to each of roe: Toe e a
I hereby notified that an action.
[Hied aa ahora. haa been earn- .
a and In the Saoerter Conrt of . _
adfort Canhhr. ltorth Carolina. . , *
It the nnld nation la brdupM far a nil
i parpoae of aeHtng oertaln lnndn .
Beaufort couaty. Bath townahlp. a
rth Carolina., for partition, and a fn,
a are hdrehy required to Apptht a al a
t anawar or defer to the complaint a
Id therein in tba oflee'of toe Clerk a a
the Superior Court of Beanfbtl
autr on the Stk any of Aasaat a a
14, or Ua outlet therein prayed , .
will be (raided.
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