Ticenty-Five Dozen ^
SILK WAISTS
Greatest. Values' in the History
W*~ ? M of the .City
Values ivorth up to $2.
Special for Saturday
98c
James E. Clark
The Score Thitt Cillers Strictly to Ladies
J . K . HOYT
We Arc Shov. ?n_> A N*w Line Of
Waists S^nrateSk irts
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eJ . K. i;10YT.
Km l^>*? m<'?* if
or l)la'1i|<-r ivum'
J-'lno I"." fx ??!
Meat f i r:r -?
tr?ps ari r> v.-? ? ?
their ? ffort ? v ?? r
?ystom rjr-v' ?. -
flush tho v- ,
riust re'.We :h tv.
your bow? l?: r--r- ? '? ?
vn??e am! pn'- ?>-. ?
dull iris rv 'r.
aharp pair" 'n 'V. ' *
ach<\ dizr'.n ?
ton*uo Is coa'M ?
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g*? Th? ?ir'r.- '<
Iraent. th?? i* .nr.";
ia*M. oW*' >r <
(wo nr thr**> ''*? * -
Tr> n^'rr^j'7" V
Ms and flu-M <?" ?"
waat? jr^r aV?tr *
?al'* from ?ny
tahWpoonfu! In ?
t?efr?"?? broa^'a?* "'t ?.
your kldr**"* v;V ?" ?
fcladdor d'.?nrfl ?
famo'ja <*alf!? 1? vm.'
nf *rap?* an-1 I-*1
with !Uh * aflfi *-n? '
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alujnrtah kMr> r ? ?;
l*rttaf.ton. ^n,,<
? hirml?" a- * **?
ful ?fr?rT?*"',r ? 1
wh'rh mllSlnr* ?' ?
taka rriv a*"1 *v ?
aarlr>u? kMn^v - '
In a f -ir. ? h.
Th? Interior >.f :?
< r ? ? v
(?era!? of a rt>r .
Itiar7, wri'hf. r.t
tha fitiPtom !n * r. r ?
?a noUhar an or ?? r
Aaaman chOrr'i ? ? ?
mony in oqa ?? .
In* and -r". I !??
which rami' d f
liana danrin; 'n t" ?
niwlr fbrr#? 1* .
War In *11 t*? i!
IHwrvlng C^wi
Tha -roan ??f pa.1?
wh?>rn ?lirr.> h>?
torlnx If lhn?j r-'r '
rwfuafrat to lin rr.-v ii?l, I
tfi T?*? rrfiv. r?n| f ? . ? ?
aaanfuily *n<t or, 7. r ?
owt laofir noiif ran > ?: ,?| vi ?? '
without crnitrndi.'n: ih? f i,r it ;
? nqu^t ?Thorr,.i<t n ?: - n <
I
todays ri:rw;i:\M
VltftKrnph Iirumn
"Pl*v*d From a I/fo i'f fi ii.'"
In Two Par It
T.ubln Pom?rlr
"A BooinwrJinr" Rwln'llr "
Matin** R:P.f? K1. "ry Af'^rnor.
AI'MIfSTON h ft \f. ( -jsnts
Bel 1 &
Morris
SOHE DON'TS
1'< ? an 'J Liver Sufferers
' i ni ?11<!ne for your gtotr
i:H morning, noon and
?:--.\i'ly'*ueh medicine* or
? - i' .ry re!!#f and simply
? ' ?' A rhftt happens to b'
?'or rich.
ti surclm! operation
:.'-.vr>y? serious dancer ir
????- : r.d lr. mr.ny rases o'
7 ' r arid Intestinal Al?
? ran be avoldPd 1'
? i? taken In time
'* ?v4th a foul smell
rvM by h disordered
i, t ?vr?r. tn '"lie dfsromfor'
?* "i ??" m* ?n ror.tart with
'??? - t'omneb sufferer
? ?? ?'! \r no* be brined
a/, oato, than yours
" n -mver'ly rABtorpd by
- Vo?<?rr f??J Ttemedy.
'?*!' ? *-5i *ii'T>ent* are mainly
1 ' v rv catarrhal condition.
TV-medy not or.lv
mucus. but al
?' inftamaMon and a?
*N - t- Vr'-r th* entire allmen
i. .. 5 tract antiseptic.
?? ? ?nr.rpf nf ;?? marvel
- -->i. 'nnt T>aln and ar
' - ''am- vn--r et nma^b allmen**
? 'r - . "v n'r,*1 your health
? ? - v."- were your case mav
v?,. v, ,.m ?
' ' >t n-r'e Wonderful Ttern
r.-.'rro rail that, you
- ? *--m to h*a1?h araln.
? "rT"- ' T! m??dy has be*n
i i. v-.v|r rft('tT m?nd??'"l
- r* r?,k?pr/>,B .Tu*Mre* ???
., ? f 74 >i rat or a, T.aw
PariV^rs. Doctor*,
v-ir^fs. >T?nnfa<*turer!'r.
T ?'=??" Farmers find r*o
??????. ,"?? r.' life
? _ rtTj: valuable booklet
r\ VlmApM f0 Qr>h. IT.
1 ' '? i r. c whlt'ngr St. Chlca
TlomrdT I* aold
everywhere
??'?.-ft n^der^tanrtln* that
"?t t" r"fn"">r!*?d wltli
' v, f.T i.M* If OMF bollte
! vr? you alsoliitn aatlafac
i? In California.
? caine The VFirletla#
? '? rn^'??n. antelope, cart
v. j-li'-aBant, duck
" r arfj rull
t '1 Ju'rs From the Lemon,
.'I rrv Holding the lomonn Id
. f" v mlmilnii bwfure cut
. ? M-nk'f v l?"Tiritiod?, thay an til
:.?? tlio Ui? ? would otb
f r ?nrr,r\ by Soakaa.
ivj.th Africa faar tfea
I~I<: J'K'I v. Ill ev*?n rrawl
r|j:?f|ow This bird
can canity kill I
?M Pension Plan.
T or * rrnii'Thiho'it *oy of be
r?t 'nrv p- nalons Id (he oM
"* HiIk official rommunV
r th- I'ritlsh war office tn
a i*[ ffwm Anne Jler majoe
' ?"?' ?"*. hnen ptaaaed to grant
Fiiton *1 in;- I. i. !|, n riilld. a corQinl*
iJom M mUn In ronneqaence of tb#
lp?? of L's frHi??r. *ho lied la the
?orvjoe And Hi ton WM at tba same
flmfc tran??i1 furlounh until tartfc?r
order, hta army pay balof Mgt
>rt| |o UXlVUV,
FOtHICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I hereby announce my
for Alderman from Kb* Bwond
Ward of the cK y of Wk*bin*ton. I
have so purpooe In rlrw exoept Co
*ive th? citisens oZ Washington
euch service as I think a public o P
oer should (It* his oonstitueot*.
I earnestly ask all Democratic dt?
(scot to giro m? their rapport for
this position 1n the primary to too
held on April 9th.
B. W. TAYLOR.
3-S4-du-4-10.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for re-election at Alderman from
the Third Ward, city of Washing
?on. I earnestly ask all Democrat
ic citizens to five me their support
'or this position.
R. I I JONES.
FOR ALDERMAN.
I hereby announco ?sy eandldary
'or ro-nom1nat1ea ae Alderman for
he 8econd Ward. My pnrpose Is
o ?erve the whole people to the
st lntereeta subserved.
In view of the pending censtrne
'on of the public eewerage and
'her city improvements which was
romot"4 through the efforts of the
resent Board of Aldermen, and
? ?lr'nr the completion of these im
provements. Inducer me to ask your
support for re-nomtnatlon.
Respectfully,
J. F BUCKMAN.
FOR ALDERMAN.
T hereby announco my candidacy
-?r ^nomination as Alderman from
'??* Second Ward of the city of
"ashlnglon. I have tried to do my
"'ity as an official of tho city since
have been an Alderman and if re
'*ct?s1 will endeavor to serve the
?*ople of Washington to the best of
v ability.
I am ajtain seeking rp?-nomInation
S?cause I feel that the present
"*oard should endeavor to complete
city improvements now under
vay.
C. O. MORRIS.
FOR ALDERMAN.
After hdnir re<iuwrted by aereral
my friends to become a candidate1
'or Alderman I have decided to do
:o, and do hereby Announce myself
-\n candidate from the Third Ward
the city of Washington, aub.'ect
?o the action of the Democratic pri
mary.
Respectfully.
W. C. DUDLEY.
FOR ALDERMAN.
I hereby announce my candldaey
?or Alderman from the Fourth Ward
->f the city of Waahlnirton.
If nomlnatM. I promise to g!r?
?he dtlaene of Washington auch aer*
v1re a* I consider a public officer
?hould irlre hla constituents.
T earnestly as* all Democratic cit
izens to pr1*e me their aupport for
this poaltlon.
H. T. STEWART. I
3-f?-tfe.
FOR ALDERMAN.
T announce myaelf a candidate for
re-election aa Alderman from the
Flrat Ward, auhject to the ratifica
tion of the Democratic primary.
M T. ARCHBFLT,.
B-IT-tle.
FOR ALDERMAN.
I hereby announce tny candidacy
for re-election ns Aldermen from th?
Fourth ward cA the city of Wash
ington.
I earnestly aaV all Democratic
rltlaene to *1ve me their suport for
? hie potltlon.
Respectfully,
F. P. WHITLWT
2 XO-tfe.
FOR ALDERMAN
I hereby announce my candidacy
?a Alderman for Flrat Ward, subject
to the Democratic primary. If
nominated I ?rtia11 endeavor to w>rv?
niy constituent* to th? beat of my
ability.
ftAHUBL' ?. rARTY.
4-l-tf*.
Px.ilalnlng "Memory.*
When you apeak i?f others as ban1
fnf a good memory, you do not meea
that at all. Instead of meaning thai
the mat with a "jcood memon" hat
accurately peroalred an event In the
fall ramifications of all Its detail*
and recorded It In his whole human
texture ready for reproduction at will,
what yon really Indicate la that be
hae load power of retention, Irrespec
tire of detailed aoeeraey or taithfafc
?? of the full re?>Ue?tt0*-|?
*??< ?hh jfesKia T~
Owing to b&d weather
OUR SPRING OPENING SALE
er to give our out of toWh custom
some of our real bargains. New goods
Come and see us. ,
F?. ORtEANS
WANTED ? AT ONOS, B EX1T5RI
encsd Dress maker* at Ju. E.
Clark's store.
8-17-tfo.
HAVE SEVER Alt NO. 5" OLIVER
Typewriters for Root; Fire Dol
lar* for three months. M. N
Berry.
I-H-tfe.
FOR SALE? BUGGY AND HAR.
nesK, Cert and Harness and plow.
Apply to J. R. Proctor'# Cafe at
Norfolk Southern Station.
8-1 6-1 we.
HE TTP-TO-DATE AND ORDER A I
nice Corsage Bouquet for her for
Easter. Lilly of the Valley. 8weet ?
Peas, Violets, Roses, Carnations,
Orchids, stc. "The Palms."
8-26-tfe.
IP YOU NEED GLASSES, SEE DR.
V. R. Mewborn at Hotel Loulee
Monday and Tuesday. Apr. 6 and
6th, only. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
8-8 1-5 to.
IiOST ? FRIDAY, MARCH 26, BE
tween Aurora and Reeds Chapel
Church a black music bag contain
lng 10 pieces of music. Finder re-1
?turn to South Creek Postofflce and
rc?elre reward.
4-2-3tc.
WANTED ? SALESMAN TO SELL
Lubricating Oils. House and Barn
Paint and Specialties. Big prof
its. Champion Refining Compa
ny, Cleveland. Ohio.
1A>ST ? DURING STORM FRIDAY
night, my skiff, eighteen feot Ions
painted green, "with center board
rudder, two oarB and sail in
same. Came untied on river near
^Vashington Park. Finder please
notify Joe L. Warren and receive
reward.
4-3-ltp.
"Rom of Hell."
Tfce "Roue of Hell" Is the flaai
liven to a flower that blooms on s
roc of great sire and strength grow
r.s on the siieo of Mount Agua? s
:lgh F'CaU among the rugged tuoue
*?Jaa of C antral A merle*.
Legal English.
The circumlocution ol legal ?>cn
nents !s the penally of having 4 bi
lnguo* language and descends u?
?rum these countries when thf 13ng
lsh reid the Normans were slowly
irnalparratlp^ Into one people 80
the t vo races, in the market rlaje or
In social converse, to makh their
me&uing clearer, joined a French
word to an English or vice *ersa.
rhf.t la why in the prayer book wor^s
10 often run in couples: "Humble
?nd lowly," "acknowledge and 00 n
i'css," "assemble and meet together."
Tho English was for the English, the
v'orman-French for the Frenoh.
'hnucer is a great user of ?ucb bllin
<ual phrases: "Hunting and vener
lye," "wrlght and farpenter," "0U4
?nd heed." And that Is wheuoe law
yers get ouch talk ns "aid and abet,"
will and testament" and "use ss<
> unt"
Had Btay Thsn,
"Tow are not vory happy in tbh
ttoiiae," friends remarked to the rent
er "No. I can't aay w* are^' "Touf j
callings are falling." "They are. nn4
that isn't all. Our roof leaks. our c?l
ar nila with water every time it ralna, :
our rail's tors thump, our fumaoe li
ton small for the house, itifkppetlte is
too large for our income, 0% gutters
have rusted away, the porch MOfetB*
bouse hasn't had a new coat ofpmat
for ser>n yraia, the wall paper hangs
loose in every mom and the eMmnsy
la ahorter after- every windstorm.";
"Why In the world don't you movst"
*B?oauae we can't find a not tier honsi
with a hall that our long oriental nu
iar * U1 III"
6zart !frmane? WeaHH.
Tha oxar c/ Russia is a weiMMt
?Mlev . He receives the revenuea from ,
the Russian crown lands, and thaft
urea Is eqnal to that of one-third of tb?
United Btatea. Several years ago th? ,
imperial treasurer la reported to hav? (
advised the oaeri "Your majesty nee4
iave no fear of ever coming to feel
'he sting of poverty- Financially yoe
Are solvency Itself. With one hand
von could bay ont the American multl
inlUtonalret, Morgan and Rockefelle*
and BtUI have enough left to talk bus!
aesa with Baron Rothschild!" it li
<*id that the csar was displeased *1
-hs flippancy of t?e holdsr of ftla purw
striae Whethar the glory It *90
JSMJKJir -
Harden of (dm.
tW Mm ml lniAj of a Oardaa
it Man. u tha cradle of a r*ca, cum
from tHa BumtrUoi, who had far
(Dor* Imagination than the Semi tee, as
tha aarijr table ta prora. The SulM
who CUM from the northweet and
Daralad eaatward, placed thalr Oar
don of Bdan on the appar Bvphrataa.
at tha raal cradle of their race. ha
-*t>an Aflfcb and HKL and upstream oi
U? dlrlslon Into rou( tTftnchee in Uu
x Saturated.
Try kvsn Mao (ell 1a tha rlrer oft
hla way home last alchtT" "Too
diia't mean .to aay ha vu drowned r
'Not drowned, moo. but badly d>
uted." ? London Oplmioa. f
Trapping tparrowa.
la ?nfl\nd aparrowa art trap
alth a sieve, one and bald up by ft
?hort fttaka to wtflrh a lonf string la
lad. The trap la baited with br?%d
rumb?, oata or wheat The'blrda are
permitted to aat tha batt'unUl a nam
?>er bare fathered under the al***,'
vhen the o ird la pulled. removing trus
s?ake and allowing the trap to fftd
iver the Hrda gathered under t*f
*Ura
A Bit to Think About
On the doorway of an Italian oa
tbedral are three lnacrlptloi*. The
tlrst, beneath an arch of ros?? rooda
R? foLowa: "All that please 1b but
for a moment;" the aecond, beneath
a croka, "All that trouble* la but for
* mon,.cnt;" and under the main arch.
That only la lmprjrtant which la oU*
OC."
How Insects Regulate 8pced
Motion plcturea of hasecta In night
?how that they regulate" (heir speed
hy changing the Inclination of their
wihga rather than by altering the
rapKUy of their motion.
C*rpct Kn.&nta.
"Carpet knights." quoth a writer
?nee in the long ago, "are sveh aa
Dave studied law, pbyalc, or other arte
or sciences, whereby they have be
come famou i, and seeing that tney are
not knighted aa Boldlers, they are not
therefore to use the hcrseman'a title
or spurs; they are only termed simply
miles find mllitea, 'knight,' or 'knights
of the carpetry.' or 'knights of the
green cloth,' to distinguish tbein from
those knights that are dubbed as s_4
.?Uce Uk the tiaid."
National Religion of Russia.
Prince Vladimir of Russia, wh t,
brought the Greek religion to Russia
'n 992, preferred it because of It#
oriental form, and thought it stood chrte
er to the Russian character than the
rites of the Roman. He made Klefl
the seat of the rnet;-opjlltan, whUe the
patriarch remained Juat the same in
Constantinople But Peter the Q^eat
forbade the Russian clergy to recog
nize the foreign patriarch, and found
ed the Holy Synod In 1722, which be
came the head of the Russian churcn.
There are about 1C,)00 mocks and
80,000 priests In Russia, the former
celibates, the latter married, nesidea
here are some 5,000 nuns with 25(
convents, of which Noto Devitchy tf
*Ae largest of all.
Has Km Many Ruler*.
The turn) Iloumanla oomea dmrx
?rom the day* of Roman rule, {La
jountry previous to that being ova r
ran by aemlnomadlo Greta? and Da*
Jlans. Ita vicissitudes, transforma
tions, malformations and reformations
have been 'innumerable, being ruled
by this and that exploiting nation, and
It only reached ita present Independ
ence after the Ruaso-Turk war of
*877, and wiU^. the settlement for
ihat time of the "Eaatern question" by
the congress of Berlin in 1S78, Rou
manla became La area and 1m pulsar
J?e little kingdom of today
Why the Bluss?
VveryOne lore- the blue sky. wtO
Ita brightness, warmth and aoftnee?
Hundreds have written oi It In glow
!ag terms of praise, while the
late millions have felt what they efc*1
pressed. Who does not lore a pair ol
blue eyes? Laughing blue eyes, trn?
blue eyes, tender blue eyes. Irish blue
eyes. The men who follow the a***
'.ove her every mood and hue. and yei
tls her sparkling aapphlre cloak they
would have her don on the happiest
ocraslons. "It is impossible, in our
rendition of society, not to be some
Mmes a snob," wrote Thackeray ? not
to have a heart that would reliah
pumping a little blue blood along with
the red. But when our thoughts are
dull, depressed and drear like an un
kind wintry sky. we are In the bluea
Why this paradoxical defamation ol
the color which Is associated with ee
many of the fair and pleasing thing*
of life? If- we must vilify a oolor,
there are yellow canaries and Jaw
dice; there are yellow devils and daa
Qftt, Why the blues 1 ? Bo i Loo GloVa
Languagee ef the WoHd.
HI range aa It may seem, there tan
More than four thousand languages
?pokes by mankind, while the nuns
bar of dialect* exceeds this. There
are more than sixty vocabularlee la
Brasll and in Mexico the Nahua Is
broken up Into some saves huhdref
dialects. There are hundreds to
Borneo, while la Australia there is no
classifying the complexities. Assum
es that It dial sets on the avsrage
b?1o?# to saah Ungual*. we have fee
eofomi total of fid reft
w ""I"' V
? .Ju A J - ? ?
HnJ nOW<>vWi iwywwwy ?
Ae Atlantic oout from Nrw ]
to Norih Cmrolina, the sbondanoo of
wood iu???tad to the* that then
Salght bo profit la tbo sale of uW
la 1U1. 1ms than flftooa roar* aftat
the founding of JaaMStowa, the Vtl
glnlaas were selling sahefryai Croat $M
to $40 a toa for expo*t^> gngliad
Tbo burning of asfcee m a farorita
bustptea undertaken hy aagrrm who
bad run away from elarery ta it*
South and had oottlod ta Oi aorta Mi
capital wad required, aa wood weo
free; and, though the Income, wae
small, the work waa easy ??< oerrod
to? tjtract a rood maaj people. As
latfaa 18M Cfcnada exported annually
Ql^'baiiala of potash and peariaafc,
fce equivalent of more thaa M,Mt
Hmk pf athea^? Hardwood
Why le ftt
TW the 57.000 varieties of thlngt
fiwut women's way* that it la Impoo
dble for a man to understand." aald
a quiet observer, "I will mention onl>
me. Why la It that women button
on their coat* the other vray Hon
the way In which a man buttooi Jt
hie cost? A man's ooat Is so made
that the buttons oome on the loft aid*
or half of the garment, .whoa it la
buttoned. In a woman's coat, the but
tons come on the right side. When
a woman pots on a man's overcoat
vhe first thing she says Is always this:
?Why, It buttona on the wrong way!'
Of coarse, the man thinks that the
vr oman'a way ta wrong, and the only
thing that Is oertaln about It Is that
the man's eoat buttons on one side
and the woman's on the other."-.
How York Courier BOteburgh Die
Psylnf the tpkd.
Loots XVIII must bar* been i
fy grateful for the Institution of apiea
Shortly sfter tbe restoration he asked
Fouche. his minister of police (who
had filled the same office under Na
poleon) whether he had been efficient
ly spied o^on during his exile In Bng>
land. After s considerable amount oi
Veeslng, Fouche admitted that oae
of the members of the royal house
told, the Due dd Blaoaa, uaed to for
ulsh regular reports oonoernlng his
master's movements. "How much did
you pax for bla serrloeer" inquired
the *lnffr "A fixed allowance of ?8/
100 a year," waa the reply. "I am glad
to hear you say that," aald the king
"We arranged to divide his earnings
as a spy. and so long aa he was work*
mg for you 1 used to draw KjOOt
a year. It la comforting to learn that
be didn't cheat me."- London Chrar
Mtf ft Lasting Wwfc
If the proper atndy of manhtnd fc
aw, then history moat have the tor?
noet piece In my truly liberal educ*
Mon. In tbe broad, collect Ire view, M
one of the moet practice! of studies,
fhe man who founded thle repabllo
<new little of science, they nerer had
he advantages of a university exten
>lop course, nor had they learned
(nance or plumbing or short-stcc?
vrltlng in a correspondence school
3ut they were profoundly verssd lb
ho history of mankind, and partlcw
ar!y l^tbe history of the Lnstltutlqai
hicta man has devised for the pur
?so of maintaining hie freedom, an4
' did in naUM
Ma day.
Anewered Hie Question.
Prince George of Denmark was olcb
tamed "Est-ll-posalble" by Jamee IL
ft Is said that when the startllag
events of the revolution of 1088 suc
ceeded one another with breathless
rapidity, tire emotions of Prince George
found vent In tha repeated ezclams
tlon: "Eet-lI-posifbieJ% King Jamee,
enumerating those who had forsakes
Mm. said: "And est-ll possible ha#
unmi _
*ea i. u. mu.
"1 Cor. Ssooad * Umn an.
WuIUoiiob. M. c.
Under EnClrmjr N?w Uuut
Hot ui eoid liiu K
I Kates ur ts? Wml
WE'LL, HE ULAD TO 8JBB VOU
hoomi oub .way.
NOTICH OF 8HJ. V
Br virtue of an order of tfet Clark
jf the Superior Court of Beaufort )
joanty la tha proceeding ?titled
Suganla Bryan. Administratrix of
A. M. Edward#, decoased, ra. Clyde.
Hupert and Albert Morgan Edwards'
minora, by their guardian Ad Litem,
?V. H. Lodge, I will retail, at publia
auction for oaah to the hlgbeet bid
der At the Courthouse door of Beau*
Jt oounty, en Monday, March 19,
1916, at noon, the Edwarda water
mill and tlta. with the prlrllagae
and appurtenances Incident and ba
longlng thereto, subject to the wid
ow's dower In the same; alao the
ho uta and lot to the town of Edward
where A. M. Edwards, form arty llr
further description of which can ba
had by reference to the deeda oon
ed, now occupied by 0. 0. Sparrow
raying the same to said A. M. Ed
warda
This Feb. ffth, 1911.
A. D. MacLFAM,
Commissioner.
MMit
NOTICE OF SAM.
Under and by vlrtne of a mortg
age to the undersigned from Bals?y
A. I>ey and husband, dated Novem
ber 18th, 1914, which Is recorded In
the Register's offloo of Beanfort
edunty. North Carolina In Book 185,
page 158, the underslmed will sell,
for cash, before the Conrthou^e door
of Beaufort county. North Carolina,
at public auction on tTy? 19th day of
April, 1915, at 18 o'clock noon, tha
following described real estate, rlsi
The land described In a dfi^d from
W. E. Patrick to Dalsey JLWall.
( now Dey) dated February^sSth^
1914. which Is recorded 1n the Reg
ister's office of Beaufort county.
North Carolina. In Book 177. page
327, to which reference Is mad* and
the same made a part hereof for de
scription, being lots No. 5 and 22 as
shown by map of the lsnd known as
?he V+ttj Place, recorded In the said
Register's Office In Book 108, P*S6
48 And also the following personal j
property:
All of the stock of good*, wares
and merchandise, furniture flgturag
snd appllsncee now In use In thai
store on the said pr?mls?8.
This March 17th. 1915.
JAMES ELLISON A CO., I
Harry McMullan. Atty.
8-19-4we.
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