?wauou?a will |IMH ?out? in M
10? on ?u of uplrttlot, ?l>mn.
t will M csotlauM at rwfulir Mb
?crtpuoa nut nul Mkt& ^i k
-WASHJKOTQX .NORTH C ARO UNA. MAY 13, mil.
Uetypvvn in making plans for au agricultural fair. fSelhaveti U
ruir-iop itMjo? \ for h i'uruifirio hibrtrv. Washington <
Jchw 0. Hi'ugaw, Jr., wrote an interesting statement regarding
the V. ^f.H\ A. proposition, which wo* publithcd in yesterday**. j?r
sua of the Daily Xcws. We would like to hear from some of pur
ofJber prominent residents
(OXtUtESSMAN SMALt/S YIKWS.
Congressman John H. Small yesterday ?\|in;w<l his opinion /A\
?ho Xu^itauia disaster, which appeared in the 1 >?ily Nm au<J uhi^-h
nrov*^d. i-oivaidcrablo interest and discission on the {/art of our
leasts..
It i* believed that the xentiment expressed liv ('"iiurcssuian Snmh
is ?h? one t-hat will l?e entertained by practically all thiykiug peopK
in 'hip country, As he Mated. there is no ?jue>tion but that th<
wai^oH. destruction of life wa- inhnuian und brutal, hot at thi: noun
tin;*. Germany was within lu r rights in sinking the Lusitauin, al
though she waa required by U?th the laws of war and humanity Co;
aire .warning to the non-combatant* and <rive them h chance for
their livm.
A i>iir|E? of anti-Uerman sentiment is spreading over the copntry.
and. the feeling against the warring Teutons i* tavoming extremely j
hitter. Should another disaster of tin* I.usitaiiia variety take placc.
it if,believed that the calm heads who ure held hi|r the rcina in Wash
infton will have a hard time keeping this country out of the strug
pk The people will not ?land much more and if Germany realize*
the atate of affairs here she will lie exceedingly careful in her iiulis
crimiuate destruction of vessel- and lives.
(live the clerks a holiday on the JOih and let them join the fin
al Wafhiu>rt?>u 1'ark. Kverxotir is jr^in^r to W there in the afternoon
"Hnehands are a pmd hit like excuses." says the I'hifu^ophica
Spinster. MA p????r one is letter than none."
Neutrality proves that anyone can art into a tight. but sometime*
it tako u lot of courage to keep out of one.
Kreu the spender may realize that it is better In- a moral.tigh'
wail thau to squander a good reputation
"ltVuoay enough to love your neighlior." says the Sitrlmrban Snge
"if he doesn't keep the chickens and you have no flower l>cd."
Sillicu-s?"I don't believe in contradicting a woman.*'. Cynieua?
"Neither do I. (live her time enough and she will contradict her
aclf."
Some p*v pie art. never satistied. They go South for the wiute*
when, they know v try well iliey can get uvicc a- much winter i)
the North.
tt " 7"
whuu a teiu * tvuwvi? the cigar* from In- waistcoat jKN-ket- befor
mubrui-ing. Li- sweotheari ?Ju* may 1-e jiMi'tied in her suspicions tlia
jiie is uoi rhe ouK girl lie hie* ever lovnd.
Chlldiah Retaliation.
U tu? be it rather cruelly enld fhai
* efcUd ? 1?t* of endl?4itiy dressing
Rial and flic* waahiug und otherwise
free titif flag her doll, cornea loss I rum
a ttking tor than from ? <te
aire tw I? (lli:t on nornethlnK t-ls?- th^
eeatlnnal dliclpllur which alio hcno-lf
reca(*?a from her nunn a* from .*?
?ter? laecorable fate Nn matter
*?ake beflere doMn t depend on mo
tlr* fer Jta affoetlTaneaa, and we ar'
aH)
Revlaed tha Petition.
TnateMof forever praylna for thing*
that would be of doubtful benefit to
?a. hew mnrh better It would be to
repeat, from day to day. this simple*
obetano* of gratitude "Thank you.
God. that we can help those who aro
<ewm."?Tala^o niad*.
Triumph of Mute*.
It we? but th" ?>!>? .dar *hen the j
trtnmph of the deaf and dumb faced j
w* It wa? a nhlp Ju** n'nrtine froie,
5outhawpton to Canada You know (
the unheard about* during thr last,
hnnr from the ahnre. There were two,
?at. deaf and dumb, talking quletlf
with their flngera t? the brother o>,
lavd. who enuld reply They we?e th*
?elf three that eotiM talk freel)
aieeng the unheard tumult l.oudoa
vfcronteja
Man'a Inhumanity.
'The men are alvaya prettna about
San'a Inhumanity to man.'' obaerved
r^, Oabh "What have ?hey to com
?kin ahautl" "Plenty," growled Mr
Pabh "Bight put o 1 geery t#n mar
rt?d imo ?? ?f?u?il t/vlai to Ril lilo
(It IH?1| tnt* truubln (.? thor
>? (Tt H?rrl?< "?CbxitniiKl Ruuulrr.
?h? Ivl4*n?,
"f?u h?n ? woB(l?rfu)
ItlNl tU palatini" Mtiriil?"TM?I
??, tHtnmr. tnw Igtaratiln?: ho*
nut m Mr p?f?#n>r?"1 m? II to
A ?ward.
Or??l?.
ohi$t i?#?*.
?Kf|? * ?Ut
ik|*u ikaa la
TOTW rv
J
???? 4* ' *?
Your cilild'H Cough U a Call fo? Hell
Don't put off treating your Child'
Cough. It not only ?apt ther
MronRth, but often leads to more so
rlous ailments. Why risk? Toi
don't have to. Dr. King's New J5I^
eo\ery i? Jnut the .remedy your,chii<
rer-ds, It Is made with soot bin*
dealing and antlkepilc balsams. Wl"
Quickly ch^k the Cold and sooth'
your Child's Cough away. . No odd
how hud the Cough or how looi
standing. Dr. King's New Discover; |
will atop It. Jt's guaranteed. Ju* ?
rot r\ bittle from your druggist am i
try it.
NorrcE
N ??f in? i- hereby given that tW
t:rin hrrrt'ilore existing and trad
ii-t: wider flu* 11 m no of Harrison
I A* Phillip?. si partnership. <}Oni
I of AC. Harirson, H. C.
Harrison and T. W. Phillip? ha?
tli is day Iwn mutually dissolved
l?v the withdrawal of T. W. Phil
lip-. From ami after this date
'lir- Im-inrsH will hp conducted im
? I'M tin- linil name of A. C. Har
ri?< n and f*o., and T. W. Phillip?'
will U? in no- wise roMiiectwl witb
?miir. All persons . indebted to thr>
Miid linn of Harrison & Phillip*
an- rr<|nested tf? make imcmdiit?
- ttlciiM-nt to A. C. Harrison and
and all debts owed,by th'
firm i.f Harrison A- Phillips? wP'
I" nald by A. (*-. Hurrison & Co.
Thin 23rd* da v of Anril. 191R.
A. 0. HARRT80X
H. 0. HARRISON,,
T. W. PHTUTP8.
114wr.
V?tier of Dit?oluHon of Partner
?hip.
; . All |H*rm?fis will hereby take w
? 're that the partnership h*ret<
| fore exist In? between J. W.Dai,
Irv and William KnUht, tradin*
a* th* Motor flupplv (Wapnuy. \r
Wghhio|rU>n. X. t?,4 was on tb
iaf day tA Mat, dlMfllwd hy mv
timl
TbU Mir
I
>lHw*
BeUuren Lodge Na
O. F. eelebran
veraery of the -fa
Taylar'e stom evening.
The ocaosioo ?w one of profil ae
well u pleegur* Only tke men*
b? rs of the order in Belheren end
thdke residue in the ooantry at
tended. Mr. 8. J* Snell of Bel
haven^ nobla grand, presided,
with his'ukual tid ?nd lability.
Speeehe* ott Odd Fellowship were
fnade by Mmn. Jno. G. Tooly,
K. J. Mertirn end >\ B. Seibpt
All breathed -* spirit of optimistu
[for the orJi?- end its fntiucry
rhejr ?poke of what it bad dot*
in the paet end what* was expect-.
|)d in the coming ye***. iVfler
he epoeoh-fntkihg bed been ***>.
-hided oretun *nf. cake fas aegy^
I'd. The lodjcq here vhae about
M 34 mctnbvre on .the roetei and is
.n a flourishing oondition both.
ii: ncially ? nd otheriwse. ft ha?
Iwn organ i ted in Bel ha visa for
MS years. Practically all the
'?usineee men of Befearen are Odd
ellows The elective officer?
fre:
8. I~ Sneli, N. G. f J. D. Daw-;
?n. V. G.; J. N. Edward*, ?ec
ctary and lodge deputy; J*. *B*
elbv, treasurer. ? Tbeae officer*
/ere installed on Jamiarj l*t kat
\u?l will hold their position? until
ho first of the coming year. Mr;.
D. Jxyofnky, .one. :of Belli ft
Prominent citizens and hmines*
ncn is the distriet supervisor of
he second ditftrie^a&eh- is coiu
?osed of sewr) counties in Kast
?rn CarqlputSplbv is the
?resident of tfi? ditttrtojt .eonyen
I ion which will meet in^Wasliinfr
f on 'on Aupnst 6th* next.
Odd cFMwship is on the vp*
rj,<lc in B lhrtven..
*tate-ef North Carolina? CmmH oT
!i?a?forl?I n th* S uperlo* Xourt.
The lru?r?t a*e Cooperage .
rs. . .
<. -M$. Jonas. Mrp. B. B. Marsh, W.
A. WiDft^d, J. t. Bray and Mrs.
v. K. Olark.
TO WilOii IT MAY CONCERN;
The part*?? ofcava aaaMd. sod ail
abet perxaooa. arfti <ake..poUee .that
?a the 24 th d?y at,AprU. Atlf. ?tba
bove qaip^d pftltjoner fllad a pet I
U>h In the-efTWe .of t9i? Clerk or the
'?aperlor Court, of ,?^a?(ort County
o have the title - to certain land?
henein described, regl?taea4-and ooa
'rmed puraaiaat to Compter 90 of
he Pttbtta Lams of X913,rand that
uuusoaa. baa ..fceeo lfe?a^ tstgrn
ble at t?e office oi .the Qlyr\ pf.thei
Superior Court of Beaufort County
'a Che 12th day of July 1911. Said
uaaJ&aitoM in tt iMaafcegW fckl
leaufort (k>un^rr-0(at^ of North
"arolina. and adjoins the lands ad
trs. A. E. Clark And others, and Is,
?articularly dceet*Wad as follows: ]
*B?*lnnin^ at ?? corner on Pungo<
>eek which Is v^afked by an Iron i
>tj>a Invbddd ta oement. running'
North 22 tfagrees West 1$0^
-5 poles to O.J^uss' northeast;
oraenpr aid con?*, t^1n# deslmat-,
d and markod. ,bf an Iron pipe,
itenoa North 4<>-.Wnst ?0 pol?? to a I
or nor . aiarked . by* an Iron plp^
henc^ South 7? Wart 297 1-2 pok?
marked by an tron ptps
5 Kut ?4 poVw to an
on Baa Rid**; tbenee
2 1-4 dBaat 19 poH? to
thenoo North 1? poles to
po: thence North 48 1-2
poles to aa iron plpr?;
rth 69 2-4 Weat 15 poW
p4pe; thence North 42
?Veat 19 1-2 poles to an iron pipe:
bene? North 97 W/^st 19 poles to
n Iron pipe; theooa North 23 Was?
*2 pole? to sot Iron pip?; thenc
eforth E4 West 18 poW to aa iron
??ipe; thence North 43 West 29
?ole? to an Iroa pipe, tbeaee Nortl
10 Eaat 49 1-4 pole? to a email gut
-naklnn out of liandael rr^ek.
'hWi Is a branch of Broad Creak;
hence Northwardly down said gut
o Its asoath; tbenee down Mar duel
"'reek, its various courses to a gut
naklna out of said or^k on the Bast
ide thereof: thence frotn the corner
?n said gat which, Is marked by an
ron pipe South K4 Fast 29 2-4 pole^
bene.'? South 21 1-2 Baat ,10 2
??oles to an iron pipe; thenoe South
4 Rast 29 poles to an Iron pipe:
hence South 42 1-2 Rast 19 pole*
o an Iron pipe; tVmoa North 72
'-2 East 19 pole? to an iroa pipe;
benee North 99 1-4 Baat IK pole#
o an Iroa Hpe: these* Narth ?1 9-4
"a?t 119 l-t poles to aa Iroa pipe
?n tlv> Southern ed#? at . Panter1
r?k; thaaca easterly dowa Paa
a#o Greek to paego rlaasj thoao
'outhwardiy dawn P a ago rivr to
Ha Metali ef Pa afe Greek i tkeeaa
Waatwardly up Paago Creek, the
'srloas oeuraea tk?|>t, to Nie be
'I an lag. ?etelglt .Wit aarea
mere or )gee, eetd laad betu know*
?s the taheener Pok?t tree! ef lead.
**4 tfee eoureee kerHakefera gltea
betnf the we? aH< eeafsi Ut Jet*
uerr lHk. ItM.
Tka lefealtatt keraia abets paai
*1 and ?H ttkar pireeea eta kefefr*
uttM tkat ee aeM rxin "
ooutr ?t U o'clock m.:
I **?!??*?
ti? t?o UMU trt lw>4 con
?*W4 ud doKrtfcoi?*tm th. dm of
Wfc L. Vaoahui.uA *?o Oorrl. (.
V*u?|h.n, ?o Goo. W. BIblo. tccord
?d In ?ko Ipnli ? Baurfort oou
tjr. know* ?? th. Mu Lul? met
?9 ?fco.Aidm Lufer Omot. oonUia
la? no i?m nun ? tow. ?blct
to horoin ntamd t> ?nd mod*
* bara* for pvpomU daoeotp
of Uw two tnoti of lud ?oreln
-pgbUgi _
(of a dKA where it toam to the
[rowl; (and H being tHa Southeast
<rf Uw d?nd land of the
.-.place of M.* J. Edmiston.
whtob safcrbeone plao* wan ?oaveyed
by W. L. Vaughsax to A. D. and J.
L, Tannell by deed dated September
19. 1011.) and thenoe runnulng with
said d*<* (which Ib the Sou t hero
Vol aatd fccnae. plaoe or M. J
' ' i deeded to said Tunnell)
lly down said dltah to end
I ?*4 ditch being dlrldtng linn a creed
Jbjj" M J- KdmJ*t*?n and. George F
jF.dmhtton herein conveyed abou
lMAr? which- ditch -eoaa.? parali*
WtlV the Kdmiwton home place or
dtotred. ^*nd Eaat from Pea Rldur
labile rood to thei*-?>th of said dear
?d.A?4> and thenoe a duo East
dOufse -to the Fork or Harvey ditch
wh|nh runs from tfv> Washington
ao^.l/eeofcrlUe public road on the
Nod* due Booth to the Beat fork of
the upper Dowry Creek; thence
South along said ditch to the East
fork of L'pjt*?* Dowry Creek; thence
along the latter to the upper Dow
ry^ (Cittk; thenoe Southwardly and
Wstwardly to the weet fork of up
janf'^ipowry Creek or Jones Cwk;
thence Wefitwardly along the latter
to the North era-boundary of tire
told? Uhan Wilklrtron tract and then
witlktbd. aaro??to.the Northeeat cor
ifcr o< the. Pun go <Cha.p?l land;
fthenos Westwardly-along the same
W/Hn Rtdr? public road (to the
potfttc.oa aanae wheve there is a
small-.drainage ditch or gut.) thenoe
North along Pea- Ridge public road
11# tbfejdaoeiof beginning, (being a
boat 4600 teet more. or lr?. along
the ublic road, from ..the little gut
ordltofc. ?botre .mentioned to the
said {Ape at beginning menUoned).
fbr>lag the Southwest corner. South
ernmost line of Edmleton place and
which alao ta Northwest corner of
60 acres John I^anter tract which
j-M'- Qorth-of Axim Lanier tract.i
.?rtslaim 180 acres, more or less.
In botfc'timcrta. .?.. Both tracts by sur
rey coni a In 240 acres.
This 44th:>day of April. 1916.
NORWOOD L. 8IMMONB,
Mortgagee.
! Simmons- A Vaughaa, Attys.
4-1 7-4vc. > f '
>???* vom OF HA 1.R
L ^By.,rlriue of.* deed-ef trust exe
cuted by*J. A. Wilkinson and wife.
Virginia Wilkinson, to-C. Jt. Pugh,
trustee, on the 2nd day of February
-U14>Wklohxbi recorded In Book 178
page MO, -Register? of Deeds oBlce
of Bfl^fori county,. Nordr'Carolina,
the undentfgaed will, on the 12th
day of May., 1015, at one o'clock p
m. sell-at public ancUon to the high
est bidder for cash, the following;
property situated in the town of Bel
[haven, Beaufort county, North Car
olina, to-'wit:
First: That certain tract of land
beginning en Panfe^o Creek at a
point formerly .the.northwest end..of.
the kila of the Bel haven lumber
Company, 125 feet from King 8'
and running thenoe Eaetwardly par
allel with King street to a poln: .
South of the Western side of bofl><|
er of the electrie light plant; theno
Northwardly parallel .with and a
long the.Western aide of said boHert
of the t electric- light -plant rto Kin?
street^ thenoe Westwardly along
King street to Pantego Creek,
fhenee-down. Pantego Creek to th ,
p ?in t of *a*aat?g.
Also, the, following property aUt4
a fed apaa the. land? above igsgribi
ed:
One vl? toa lea plant Ittcludlaw.
hollers* anglaes, waUr and ammo
nla pump? eondensora, piping? bal M
'n(, tools, balldlhga,. and til Other'
nj^tttfo^ eg nip m en t and appllaao?*
of *M0W Mta?? ecnstltattag *
part of, or need lo eonnseUoo wIMi
the too-float of tbo aa'd J. A. Wll
u.?.
wra-,i. (oltawlst ur?- .iiu
?ltd ???? Uo ktdi ikon Mb
NplMMrO ?' v
i^?i<RapM|^-^ *:a*
I trol, theMDtt being that
od turtle. Kyt oolv ?u the
damaged to the amount of tt>
<75 but all three of the rid
?ere mor^ or lea* injured. Dr.
E 8. Credle of Pantrgo, waa aanv
inooed and rendered the necee
i sary medical aid. A phone mee
?Ifcv waa received here for aid.utd
?eaan. WiUhm Sawjw and H.
K Paul promptly responded.
Theeo gentlomcn doctored the car,
which traa a Ford, while Dr. Cre
He doctored the ridera. Within a
oboi? while after-thu aacident the
damaged mi waa hronght to Bel
haven and aooa pnt in-ahape lor
the completion of the journey.
The occupant? of the ear had
narrow eecape from serious in
iJwPi' ? M
MM* of KorMi'flM illaa, Oeaatart |
o?j-h ?)? B ail)? com.
J- H. Bonner and H. C. Beoaar
Against |
rohn B. Reapaaa aad Frask H. Har- j
?ar
To Whom It May Conocn:
The parti ob above ua?d and all
other persons interested- wll take no
Mcfe that od the 10th day of April,
191o, the above-named .petitioners
lied* a petitloa In tb? ofllcc of Lttu
I Clerk of the Superior Court of Beau
'ort county to bare-tke title lo cer
ain laDda thsr*?a described -regis
tered and confirmed pursuant to
| Chapter 90 of the?Public Inri or
If If; aad that bud*moo* Baa b*"Q
saued. returnable, at the office of
?he-Clertt of .the Superior Court of
Beaufort county on the lltk daj af
'?of
Said land is wnata in the oottnty
of Beaufort, and aald-State, adjoin
ing the land of John B. Reapaaa and
"?rank H. Harvey and bounded and
described as fellows;.
Beginning at the mouth of D^ep
'tun: running with aaid Run to th<
Mill Pond: . thenaa-with ?ke- MH
Pond to the Canal; theneo with the
Canal to Broad O resit', aad with
Broad Crr?k to the beginaingt con
taining fifty acres, more or losa.
OSO. A- PAUL,
Clerk Superior Court Beaufort Co |
1-11-4we. ?
NOTK7K OP BALK.
By virtue of an order ?! reaal?
*he last bid having been raised, in
'be proceeding of Eugenia Bryan.
Vdmx. of A. M. Edward*, daceasad.
? gainst Clyde. Rupert.and Alber'
Morgan Edwards, belm at :,lav,
?111 sell at public auction for ca?b|
'o the highest bidder, at the* Court-j
house door of Beaufort county. o?
Monday, May 10th, .1911, at noon j
?he Edwards water m til and-sita, t*-j
Tether with the right* and privl
'egea tnoident and belonging thereto.
*ubjoct to the widow's dower in Mir
*ame, the vacant 1st adjplnlng the
mill property and the bouse wnd 'ol
'n the- town of Dwardr lately own
?d and occupiwl -by *A. M. Edwards.
The property will be offered bolh
<** a whole and-#? parcels;but so b4d
>? less thaij 81*' Hundred and Tblr
v-alght (9?19 00f Dollars for the
?holo will be received.**
This Aprfl 10tb. ltIB.
A. D MaoLEAN."
Commissioner
, THE;
STIEFF
Tone' .
A Quality
Tone
From every standpoint ofl
tonal values the
' Stieff -
tone it a quality tone. Th#o?|fh-i
out the e?tira ran*c of the hM
rtnUeoot there ii in evatmpr*
velvety vnoolbaeN thftt ?peak*
ib? work ?1 ft matu* band.
; :JjSUefl
th?tk
? :t:. A
2J| CfMhr bu,-t ^
h. V?.
?"Mil
'? &i
to. ?J
*ft?r tli? |
bctob? ?t?. miTtaTwLhn
H. C.. ?n unw or d Mb ar t? th<i|
boK^sbit <? ?U Mtlon or tb. ?lun
th.|
1W? April 14 th. pil .
??a" A. PAUL.
Cl?r*_ Sua.tlor. Cfjut.
|4-l?-4w?.
ii. '
tlM^
WMhlnttoD.^11 1?. lilt
WhoWM. br Oktlrtoetorr iitdUK
Iprwratod to-tho oadorilfiiad. |tj
M> 4* wsv?r thot Tb?
[ptMrft mavkxtak, bank - op
?r te'-<M?tnM ' '?r
*?*?<*
to?, mat mmb of North cotoUov
fho. complied with ?4 U?i*??*om.
H .tt* Act * *?*>*?? "to w*M<
?to mt*
for other purposes." approred July.
UtfcgrlMl^'
Noi^ therefor^. . I, Thomas pr
Kjoo?. Artin# Ca?rptrt>il?r of tka
(Mmpmmi t? ? ntmjft evntr thot
"tal Pint Kitki?! Muk of VHlf
'VWUl tb? tn?? of Wl?H?n.
'tttha Co?al7 of Beaufort, aod.BteUi
of >iorth OaroUna. (a authostsed to,
hare succession for the period apec-'
?fied 4n-Its atnesded articles of asso
~tatloar;> namely until the .elose of
buslneaa April 10th. 198?. '
In Teatljxumy Whereof, wltne^e
my hand and* seal Treasury Depert
ment OBr? **?*- lar of Apfll,
ltir:
Seal)* T. P. KANB.
rln* Comptroller af the Car
renoy.
Charter No. 4997.
Bxtenafon No. t SIC.
4-11*4 we.
X
NoncB or SALU.
By Tlrtna of a deed of trust as
sented by J. A. Wilkinson to C. R.
T>ugh. trustee, on the lj9th day of
November. 1918, and recorded In.
**oo* 178. page 444. RegiMer ot
need? . office .of Beaufort county,
Vorth Carolina the undersigned will
on the lttk day of May. mi. at M
o'clock,, noon-, sell -at public sanction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
fo'llowiBs described property torwlt:
(1) One 450 home-power .four
valye. horlsontal engine manufac
tured by the Valley Iron Works.
(2) One General-Electric 'Dyna
mo.. No. 8BS88. 99 KlUfffrttte.
(8) One General Electric Genera
tor. type 18. No.'tlOf. ? ? ?.!
(4) One - 200. heree power upright
holler manufactured by the. Wtekaj
Boiler Company.
?(f) Tofteftber- with all belting.
sVp4ar. Wlrlaf. pulleys, tool?. appli
ances and-equipment of ?41 descrip
tions . used In .connection with . the
elfctrle light plant owded'and oper
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