I SITUATION UN
I ARE OFFJ
ParlB and Berlin state that there
Is no change In the altuatlon The
allies claim that they have made
I alight advances hqre anef
--notably on the height# of the Meoae.
I The Germans claim that the reports
f concerning a victorious advance of
l "The enemy aYe untrue. -V* T
A rigorous censorship evidently has
been Imposed at virtually all points.
[ particularly In London, regarding
the opera Ulna at the front aa there
la very little neara coming through.
A Paris dirfpatch says that there is
nothing ne# to'report <s td the genFIRST
CURE
* linnn nm- n
IML lib I 3
*
WASHINGTON AND KIN8TON
FOOTBALL ELEVENS AT
FLEMING PARK ON '
ABOVE DATE.
The Washington Football eleven
are now practicing dally at the
Fleming Park on Went Third street,
and the prospect* are that Washington
Is going to have a creditable
team this season. Mr. William
Joaes has .been elected captain and
Mr. Elbert Weston manager. In ail
probability Washington will try conclusions
wltl^ the strong Klnston j
eleven October 9.. The contest will1
he pilled off st Fleming Park, and
no donbt will be hotly fought from
start to finish.
mo. aim
ie? on. i
WILL BE ENTERTAINED BY IML
r." JOHN O. RODMAN?OFFICERS
TO BE BLKOTKD
The Beaufort County Medical Bo*
clety will meet in thle clty^on.
, needay evening, October i7 and wjll
be entertained by Dr. John C.
i man at his home on - West Mafn
I street. Papers, will be read by Drs.
| P. A. Nicholson and Joshua Tayloe
I and report of cases will be made by
Dr. yr. T. Potter, of Aurora. N. C.
At this meeting the annual election
of officers for the ensuing year
will take place, and if ia Important
that every member of the society be
present.
Dr. H. W. CartfTSe president of
the society andlfr. John C. Rodman
the secretary.
i^2 $TlUm
Mass Convention!
Of the Republicans of Beaufort
County Is herpg} called to meet
at the Court House la
Washington, N. C.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1S14,
I AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M..
L For the purpose of nominating
* candidates foh the various county
offices, a candidate for the Legislature
and tor the transaction of such
other ba?ine*a,as may properly come
before the conteettqm ,.
All voters who are in sympathy
with Republican principles, regardless
of their .past political affiliations,
ere cordially, invited to be present
and participate in the deliberations.
J. C, MBBKlffS, JR.,
Chairjnan.
' 0. IS. BUCK MAN.
Secretary.
F. G.Paul & Bro.
Glraa 10c For UU Cotton or ?>
| For Seed Cotton Until Fnthet
Notice.
r. a. Feul Bro.. will buy OB* halt
of middling cotton from each oni
j't. of thalf retell time enetomera at lot
per pound lint, or at le pornd need
Their many cuetomera are taklni
advantage or their liberal offer. Thh
offer It made notwlthatandine till
preeent price of ootton le aroanf
(e lint and no demand for It at thli
P. 0. PAUL BRO.
CHANGED
ICIAL REPORTS
eral situation and that a relative
calm prevails alone * portion ol the
front. Nevertheless at certain points,
notably between the river Aisno and
the Argonne district, the enemy has
delivered further violent attacks
which, however, have been repulsed*
Furious fighting, still continues i>
Northern France where the allied
French and British armies are opposed
by the Germans which Is characterised
as the crucial action of the
battle of the Aisn^. Beyond this
official statements are vague. A
waiting public has few details of the
struggle.
HUI HI II
IUSU
GALA DAT LOOKED FOB NEXT
SUNDAY AT M. E. SUNDAY
SCHOOL*?ALL ARE
I ? INVITED.
Mr. E. R. MIxod, superintendent
of the M, B. church Sunday school.
Is distributing circulars to all the
members of the church calling their
attention to.next Sunday as being
fcdhy Day at that Sunday school.
The Superintendent desires that
every member or the church become
^a member of fhe school and to beoome
an active member. Those o?
the church who cannot attend are
nrged to Join the home department
and literature will be furnished
them. Those children that are too
small to attend the school should
become members of the cradle roll.
Blank forms have been circulated
which explain fnlly the scheme^of
the sttpetintondeift. They shoaU&e
properly filled In and returned"lo
Mr. Mixon at oilce. It Is to be hoped
that next Sunday will be a gala one
at this Sunday school and it will If
the members respond to the appeal
of the capable and efficient superintendent.
mr
iP?H
THOMAS HAN'NAFORD WHILE
TLAYING! FOOTBALL MEETS
WITH OCCIDENT AT
SCHOOL.
A few days- ago Thomas Hannaford,
the 14-year-old son of M?. and
Mrs. Lee Hannaford, while engaged
In playing football at the Washington
Public School, met with the misfortune
to break his Mght arm at the
elbow. ; He was carried to the Wash
ington ^lospltal where he was given
prompt: surgical attention. Whilo
stUV.aufferlnf much pain he la doing
as well a? could bo'expected. He
1? one of Washington's bright little
fellows, aod It is to be hoped that he
will soon be himself again.
GOVERNOR JARVI8 TO
SPEAK AT A. A M. COLLEGE
It la Interesting to recaH in connection
with the twenty-fifth anniversary
exerclsee at the A. and M.
College that ex-Oovernor jarvM,- who
Is to be one of the speakers, was at
one time'elected president of tho
college. It is understood that he declined
the honor on the ground that
college work was not his line; but
he has been one of the mfoat useful
iriCUQB iuo VUIIVBV UB? OfVt U?a7
Governor Jaryis?for what's the
use of the "ex" ??will speak to an
audience o/ staunch admirers.
UNDERGOES OPERATION.
Mrs. Jesse Little, of Oreenvlllo.
N. 6., who was recently operated
upon at tba Washington Hospital, is
( sow convalescent.
' Jjf/"
IXM1WDLACK Itoo WITH WHITE
on breast and A. C. Harrison on
his dollar. Finder return to A. C.
1 Harrison and recelYo reward.
' |b-t9-lt
TEACHER8* EXAMINATION,
r Examination for public school
> teachers will be held in Washington
at the Courthouse on October &th
t and 9th. White teaahera will come
I 00 Ihd >th and colored 00 the 911'
W. O. PR1VETTB.
3-J?-?to _
k ^ ^ jp jl
IOMES
HERE. OCT. i
The cowgirls constitute a in
important part of Miller Bros. ,
Arlington 'a 101 Ranch Wild Wet
Show, which this city will see nej
Friday, October 2. There are nal
to be nearly fifty of these natt;
hoalthy. vigorous-looking girlr, an
they vie wUh the Cowpunchorg i
performing dating and neckrlsk.'n
feats on Indian~bronchoe and "out
law" horses. They are a picture*
que lot, too, and even the Indians l
their warpaint and features do n<J
ttract any more admiring nttenttor
One of the most Interesting fea
tares of the performance?made so
undoubtedly, by Its strenouanqss apt
sir of danger?Is the broncho-bust
Inn. The girls do not hesitate tj
tide the wlld8Rt??horseB, and 1t l
seldom that -one of them is throvtn
'if an aecldent occurs It is rarel
sertons. for tho girls are said to be
'ray a remarkable facility In gettini
iway from the hoofs of the ponlet
jvhen. they involuntarily take i
|'header." Idgle Lindsay, a llttli
tow girl from Oklahoma, Is one o
[he favorites with 101' Ranch au
Uences, bnt Bessie Hererg, Beatricf
3rosseau, Martha Allen, the Parrj
[rwlns, Blanch McCaughey, the cow
rlH who throws the steer, and otheri
tmong the cowgirls come in for a
Teat deal of admiring attention bera^ise
of their bklU and daring in
tandllng spirited bosses.
Among the cowgirls are a number
rho^hre as skillful in throwing th<
aria^as the oowpunchers. and thi
wo Seatshots^ With thn: shftw. arc
flfl^TWRttt-^TSntHnger is ah Oklahoma
product gild Princes* Wenont
a la'Sioux. Both hare won world'i
"Wfc'M ?r?> 4??UWV
group of Indian women are serera
apert riders. Little Sunshine, I
Moxlcan girl, who has spent most o
ler life among the Sioux, ia excep
tonally clbrer in handling wile
nustangs.
The girls with the 101 Hand
Show are credlated with contribute
greatly, to Its suocess, for In addi
lion to their ability - they gWe i
grateful feminine touch to the exhl
bition. In conjunction with thi
cowboys, Indians, scouts, old plains
men, Mexicans and Cossacks the;
giro a performance that, accordlni
to report, is without a dull moraen
from start to finish. All the Will
West notables will be seen la thi
parada which takes place at 10: St
in the. morning.
mm
Lf HI
EXCELLENT PICTURES WER1
SHOWN AT THE NEW THEATER?GOOD
PROGRAM
TONIGHT.
There was another fine morln
picture program rendered at the Nei
Theatre last evening and all preaen
were highly pleased at the perforn:
Ance. The pictures were all Interesi
Ing and entertaining.
Tonight the management prom
laea another excellent program an
all who attend will be amply repaid
The New Theatre Is more Ujan pop
nlar for after-supper pleasure seek
> -- 'v . uit
ers.
18 DOING NICELY.
The numerous friends of Mrs. C. i
Whlchard, of Vandemere, N. C.. an
Washington, will be pleased to leer
that she Is rapidly Improving froi
the recent operation she under wet
at the Washington Hospital for ai
pcndftltls. Mrs. Whlchard Is ti
wife of Captain C. 8. Whlchard, tl
clever conductor on the Washongto
and Vandemere train and her friend
are legion. The news of her coi
raleecence will he gratifying.
18 IMPROVING.
Mrs L. T. McGowan, who residt
near thii city and who was recent
'operated upon at the Waahlngtc
Ho.plt.li I. JolDg nlealJ. Thl, w
m I ^
I 1 l\l
I m I . I I
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cloudly tonight ond Wodno.dny.folli.-A
0 TUESDVr AF1 ERN00x"sl
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II
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V Gifted young ?urg?o?, who will d
Dr. A. K. Tayloe left this morning
ria the Atlantic Coast Line for
' folk, Va., and from there wBl tako
* the C. & O. R. R. for Claplhnaii,
' Ohio, where he goee to^ttehd as a
delegate In response to appointment
1 by the Surgeon
ctattoa of Medical 'Surteons for the
' V0404 *'"??. whli-K la jMhrQltn jn
1 cohTcne In that city from September
1 SO to October S.
Thla la a bleb as well aa coveted
I honor and no member of the medical
profession In Eastern Carolina is
^ more worthy of the honor bestowed.
Last year Dr. Tayloe had the
pleasure, of representing this 8tato
at Denver, Colorado, in a similar
capacity, at which time. he was
honored with a membership on the
nominating committee. During' bis
stay in that far western city he made
r many sUumch, true friends and no
* member gf th* surgeons' convention
returned to his home bearing with
^ him a wider circle of friends,
j ' Dr. Tayloe is a captain surgeon In
fhe N. C. N. G. medical corps, and
saw active service on the Mexican
border two years ago.
Only recently he was detailed with
Uie Second Infantry, N. C. N. G., at
Camp Wheeler, near Augusta, Ga.,
and while there proved to be not
[only one of Its most efficient surgeons
but as ufell among its most
popular. Wherever placed professionally
or otherwise he Is equal ta
the occasion and no man In hla prog
fesslon today occupies a more enviable
position In the Old North
8tate.
-Six years ago, although young in
hlg profession, the Seaboard Medical
g Society for North Carolina and Vtr?
H ginla, honored hint with Its preslt
dency and the year prior to this he
^ delivered the annual oration irom
, the theme "Surgery as & Science."
Thla young, ambitious, commonsense
surgeon has always taken an
d active Interest in the leading sclen
j tiflc societies of this country and no
_ man of his age in the medical pro
feseion has been a more liberal noi
generous contributor to the surgical
Annom
To the Good C
Washington:
We wish to s
to assist you In
arrangements to
hundred ministei
visitors who will
enee of the Bast
District Conferei
Church. South,
here in Nbvembe
We trust you
use us to the e
vision may be n
as This is not dot
ly benefit, but to i
>o a great and wort
111 JEFFERSON
r 3 , *
fAILY
*4 bjr probable ekewere.
5PTEMBER 29, I9M
I
I
l TAVIX)K,
Icllrer an address In Cincinnati, Ohio
lo elation of Medical Surgeons of th?
|
JMeeting
tary Surgeons
and medical literature nor no writings
have been read by the medical
profession throughout the United
States with moag^usto.
Dr. Tayloe occupies an enviable
niche in his profoaaUlti, both as a
surgeon and practitioner and added
to this his ready wit and faculty oi
^M^^^^^^^^^^clan^e^ls carefnl
and painstaking, as a user of the
knife he thinks before he cuts?in
a word?his slogan is not knowing
how but when.
Eastern Carolina has no brighter
practioner of surgery and Nortti
Carolina is to be congratulated in
having this gifted young surgeon tc
represent it at the United Statec
Surgeons' convention. The Dailj
News feels oonfldent in every waj
that he will prove equal to the occasion
as he has always done in th<
pisti
Illno
BE JXAIIREI
WHITE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH
ER8 OCT. 9 AND COLORED
TEACHERS' OCT O AT
COURTHOUSE.
Superintendent of the Beaufoi
county schools, Mr. W. G. Prlvetti
1 announces that there will be exam!
' nations held for public scfiToT teach
ers at the courthouse, this city, o
' October the 8th and 9th. The ea
1 amlnatlon will be held for the whit
1 teachers on Thursday, October 1
and those for the colored teachei
on Friday, October 9. ?
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
* The Republicans of Beaufo:
eounty will meet in oounty convet
tlon at the oourthouse here Satu'
1 day next at 11 o'clock.
vcement.
hurch People of
ay we stand ready
making temporary
entertain the many
rs. delegates and '
attend the confer,ern
North Carolina
nee of the M. E
which will be held
will call on us and \
nd that arfiple proaade
for all.
10 for out pecuniary
-ender assistance to
:hy cause. '/ &3 :'V'
FURNITURE CO.
'
Receipts and Disbu
Of County
*C !*_"N > ?
receipt
Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff. commissions
G. Rumley, reflate*. fees
G. Rum ley, register, marriage license...
Geo. A. Paul. C. 8. C., fee*
Geo. A. Paul, C. 8. C. (um of county)
J. A. Leigh, reoorder, court coet
E. G. Weston, C. R. C., court coat
W. H. Hoker, recorder, court coat
Geo. ft. ftleka, sheriff, fees
di8rurseme
Claims audited and allowed Sept. 7, 1914.
Poor list allowed. See list
Deficit aa skews in August statement ....
A deficit / .
bridge fund a<
Balance cash on hand, as ahowil in Aukui
Claims audited and allowed Sept. 7, 1911
Balance cash on hand
claims audited and alia)
No. Ta Whom. For Wl
1836. W. E. Swindell, chairman county
1886. H. C. BragtW, county commlBsio
1137. W. H. Whitley. OOunty commlsslo
1838. C. P. Ay cock, county COtoimlsslone
1839. W. E. Swindell, expense to tteet
Fayetteville
1140. W. H. WhIUey, expenae to maetli
FayettarUle
1841. If. W. Hyman, keeping Waahlpgt
1843. J. W. Statute?. keeping Aurora bi
1843. L. E. Toler, keeping Blount's Cree
1844. Kt W. Dartf. eeptng Pungo Creel
1846. J. W. Crawley, keeping Bath and E
1846. W. J. Harris, keeping Ldechvllle 1
> 1847. J. B. Keech, keeping Belhafen krl
184 8. G. Rumley. register, salary for J
A 1949. G. Rumley, clerk to board (use of
; 'I860. O. Rumley, office expense for Aug
1861. G. Rumley, cleaning courthouse.
1863. J. P. Flynn, ballot box for Beaver
1863. J. P. Flynn, ballot box for Beaver
1864. Edwirds k BrOUghton, record Bool
1866. W. tt. gtandil, one day's services
1866. W. T. Faffo* one day's services or
1867. R. R. Warreri, One day's services
1868. Geo. A. Paul, ode <f?y's Services 01
county) ,.........,,, s
1869. W. B. Windier, salary as recdnfer 1
1860. W. H. Hooker, salary as Aurora J
1861. J. A. Leigh, salary and costs Bell
186$. W. W. Mason, salary as Bath reco
1868. E. 0. Weston, C. R. C. for Wabhinj
1864. E, G_..WfiStoh, C. R. C., one-half co
1866. W. M. Pjrvln, salary aa road sup
1886. Geo. A. Pinl, saiAr/ for August . .
1867. Geo. A. Paul, eiafilning two insane
1868. Goo. A. Paul, offlcd expense for A
1869. C. C. Warren, county attorney, sal:
i?70. Carolina TeL Co., phone rent i
1878. Jno G. Bragaw, Jr^ser^ces-^n i
1874. A. J. Cox, services on finance comi
1876. L. A. Squires, services on finance
1876. Edwards A Broughton, tax receip
1877. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff, salary for
1878. Geo. E. Ricks, convoyltlg four prlsi
1879. Geo. E. Ricks, sheriff, office expel
1880. Geo. E. Ricks, Jail fees for Augus
1881. Geo. E. Ricks, recorder's court cc
1882. Harris Hardware Co., plumbing a
1883. Municipal Blec. & Water Dept., llg
1884. Munclpal Elec. & Water Dept., gl<
1885. Eureka Lumber Co., lumber for A
1886. Pearam-WatBOn Hardware Co.. d?
bridge .7.
1887. H. C. Bowen, lumber on road ...
1 1888. John G. Adams, making and Alii
1889. Good Road Machinery Co., repairs
1890. J. A. Johnson, burying pauper. . .
1891. C. H. Roberson, expense in State 1
1892. Buskin ft Berry, cloth for county
1893. Spencer Bros., supplies for convlci
1894. S. R. Fowle ft Son. merchandise f<
1895. E. R. Mlxon, treasurer, salary for
Continue^ on Pa]
'ns
HID Si
> HON. A. L. BROOKS, OF GRRENSI
BORO, TO ADDRESS CITI.
>- 'ZENS HERE AT
n . NOON. h"
~*~
6 Hon. A. L. Brooks, of Greensboro, -w-i
' will address the citizens of Beaufort A
county in the oourthouse on Monday,
October 5th, at 12 m-, immediately
after court recess. _ *
Mr. Brooks is one of the ablest ^u'
rt men in the 8tate, and a strong and
1_ convincing speaker. Among other ^
r" things he will discuss the proposed
amendments to the Constitution of
? North Carolina. ( ,
RANGE DEMONSTRATION.
The well-known firm of PegramWatson
Hardware Co. are giving a 1
demonstration of the South Bend ??
Malleable Cooking Range at their
store this week, and with each
range purchased they present free
a 7-piece set of alluminum cooking
ware, and also serve all who call a
cup of coffee and hot biscuit. The
demonstrator is Mr. H. H. Chittim.
This range has a noted reputation
and will pay all to oall at this store
and see Its workings. See ad. in today's
issue.
1THB O. HKNRV BOOK CLUB.
The O. Henry Book Club will meet
Thdrsday afternoon at four o'clook v
with Mr*. C. H. Richardson at her
heme, corner of Third and Market
tracts Full attendance \b desired.
lifMii
' . . V
No. 1?1
rsements
Commissioners
' i\' I . ' i' r^Jt
?. : *t
$ 101.47
138.65
10.00
ioi.it
4.00 '
11.10
tt.oo
t.it A
9 10.10
I 9 II4.H
NTO.
See lilt...$1,001.17 I
170.15 1
6,819.88
..v. 97,155.54
DOOUMT. , 1
>t statement . .917,902.7V
I. See list 424.58
917,477.81
'WED KEPT. 7, 1914.
ist. Amount.
commissioner# 9 14.57
ner 2.75
ner. 5.40
r 5.10
log of commissioner#,
14.27
ig of the commissioners
14.25
on bride 35.25
'Idge 25.00
k bridge 16.00
i bridge 25.00
lack Creek bridge 15.00
bridge, four months.... 28.00
dge 91.19
tagust 200.00
county) 25.40
ust 7.90
1.90
Dam 6.00
Dam ; 6.00 <
t for register of deeds. . 15.50
on pension board 2.00
on pension board...... 2.09
i pension board (use of
i * 2.00
'Or Washington 76.00
ecorder 25.00
haven recorder........ 27.00
rder....- 20.00
;ton Court 26.00
urt cost (use of eountyj 8.68
ervisor . , 78.60
175.00
persons (use of county) 4.00
ugust . 5.SO
ai j tor August........ 12.60
county home . 8.00
tot August 110.10
In. nee commUt..' M "*??'? .
nlttee 80.00
committee SO.00
i books 41.00
August 228.24
oners to chabi gang. ... 14.00
ise for August 58.24
1 42.70
>sts 80.95
t jail .70
;hting Wash, bridge. ... 6.00
>bes for bridge 1.00
urora bridge 107.92
dot, etc., <or Aurora
8611
2.76
ng mill race....: 160.00
> to road machinery.... 7.00
^ 2.56
its. Matthew Watson.... 6.60
home 1.68
rts 87.29
or county home. ....... 3.90
August 70.84
?e Three
KROM NORTHERN' CITIES,
r. J. 8. Campbell, one of Washon's
popular jewelers, daughter
son have returned from Northcities
where Mr. Campbell purled
an attractiveUoo of Chrlstnoveltles,
Jewelry, etc. Their
was much enjoyed.
x..
GREETING FRIENDS. ^
tr. Charles Smallood, of Flor?,
8. C.. Is in the city greeting
many old friends.
G. Paul & Bro.
Washington, N. C
'ays highest prices for Hides,
r and Beeswax. Weights are
uiuiiccu uuu iciniiiauce maue
ic day {roods are received.
us have your shipments,
isfaction guaranteed.
G. Paul & Bro.
9-21-tf.o (
buna trn WMtfcutoa pm*.
New Theater
Eiunajr:
"LITTLB HE AN SHE."
MeWee:
"A GOOD EXCUSE." j
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"HEART 8BLIO PICTORIAL 4
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WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM:
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"THE CHANOBLINO."
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