Country Correspondence
Wo fear? been having some rainy
weather bat for tbm last day or t Wo
It basni rained rory much and tli?
farmar* are all busy plowing their
Wo had a wee children'.^ day first
Banday night in. June. We had a"
?a-) time and a large crowd was
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jolley were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fenner
Jackson Sunday
Miss Mamie Corey was the guest
of Mira Qladys Jackson Sunday af
ternoon.
There was a large crowd of boys
at the home of Fenn r Jackbon Sun
day afternoon.
Guy Swanner and Grover Kodgers
were In our midst Saturday evening
O. B. Wynne was out automobile
riding Sunday afternoon
Miss Sophia Jane Jackson spent
Tuesdmy night at? the guest of her
brother. Fenner Jackson.
Mrs. Fenner Jackson was a guest
of Mrs Martin Canady Sunday af
ternoon.
Mise Martha Ball has been the
guest of her easier. Mrs. Us.
Jackson for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Cliauncoy was the
guest of Mrs. Feuner Jackson Mon
day afternoon.
Mise Bessie R dim wgs the guest
of Mis* Irene Keats Saturday night.
AN ORDINANCE*
Washington. N". June 8, 1915
The Board of Aldermen do enact:
1. It shall be unlawful for any
psrnon. Arm or corporation to per
mit his, her or its dog to run at
lat Re upon the street* of the city
?miens accompanied by 4U owner,
either chained or roped Every vio
lation of this ordinance shall sub
ject the offender to a fine of $10.oo.
3. It shall b? the duty of the
Police Officer of the city, when any I
dog shall be found running at urge
upon the street? to impound th??
Kaioe for a period of three days, ai d
the Chief of Police shall post a no- ,
tire at the city hali describing a*
accurately as possible the dog ;*>
Impounded and If at th? expiration
of saJd time, the owner of said dog ,
shall fail to call for same and pay
the fee herein provided, the said I
dog shMl be shot, by the said Police I
Officers.
3. A fee of $1.00 shall be paid
bv the owner of any dog demanding
the return of same for the Impound-j
Ing and tatting <*are thereof.
4. This ordinance shM! i? :?i j
force and effect from and after Jun?'
18th. 1915.
?-8-10tc.
Albert SlBfMon vm t h? |u?t of
Jnm Jack so*-Saturday night.
Mrs. Mack Chauncey vial t ad Mrs.
Fenner Jaokson Saturday ??sain*.
Mr. and Mrs. O E. Jsckson spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Clayton Jackson.
Mr*. F oner Jack ?on visited Mrs.
Jtm Corey Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. O. B. Wynne was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Bra<)y Wednes
day.
Memrs. Ruth Palmoor and Mar
shsl Jackson, ?of Old Ford, were
Plneville visitors Sunday night.
Staff of A" vrt h ('arohna. Urn v for
County?fn the tp'rior Cour1
T. )I. Hhiiht h j i*1 II. O, Bonnet
Ami it? t
Tohn B. Kespa?s aud Frank IT
TTa n'ov.
To Wh'un it .Vai/ Cane+rnn
The parties alfove nmnod bih'
all ?titer persons inicwtnl w:
fake notico that i>n tlie 10th da>
?f April, 1015, the above natnee
petitioners filed a petition in the
office* i?f the Clerk of the Snperioi
( ourt of Beaufort county to hnv*
the title i?f e<yt:un lands tBcrcit.
described registered and confirm
?d pursuant to Chapter 00 of tlu
Pitblie law? of 101H. and tlia'
?ninivnons has l>een issued, return
able at the office of the Cl-i% of
the Superior Court of Bean for'
??mntv on the 1;"th dav .?f June
1015.'
Said land is * itn ate in the com:
tv of Beaufort, and ?aid Stat,
-uljoining the land of John B
''wpa'H and Frank 11. llarve*
?*rd Imunded and described :>? f??]
low*;
Beginning the mouth
' Wp Run: running with sat'
f*nn to the Mill Pond: tin n<
with the Mill Pond t.? the Canal
thence with t.he Canal to Brna
Creek: and with Broad Creek t
the beginning: containing fift*
acres, more <?r less.
OKO. A. PAT~T..
Clerk Superior Court Beau for
Countv.
4-12-8wc
New Facts About Cancer.
A study of 1.000 cases of cancer e<
the stomach reveals the fact that thU
disease claims mo:? men than wonieii
as Its victim? i^id that it occurs m&s?
frequently between the ages of forty
and sixty years, t'leer at tne stoci
aeh. on the other hand. appears nioyt
Jrcquently be? Anon the ngcH of twen
ty and fort} years. In over 90 p?-r
*er.t of the cas-s of cancer herodi'>
?eetced to p'ay no part wiuiovsr
No Season Tickets Will
be Sold After
ChautauquaOpens
That is a Positive rule. Buy your
season tickets now from the commit
tee or Worthy & Etheridge Drugstore
and H. T. Latham's Book Store.
31 EVENTS 31
' SEVEN JOYOUS DAYS!"
Chautauqua Week
COME ONE. COME ALL
$2 Season Ticket $2
Children Under 12 Years $/.
JUNE 18 TO 24
Automobile Repairing
Wf are Prepared to do any Kind of Work lo Ynur Au
tomobile or Marine Gasoline Engine.
WE USE v
The Ojygen Proces* in Burning Carbon From the Cylin
der*, which Insures a good Job at the least cost
Agents for Studt baker Kepair Parts
Located On Water Street at Garage Formerly
Rjm by Harrii Hardware Company.
01 Vg US A TRIAL AT YOUR WORK
FORMAN & ALLIGOOD
P, H, form** A. K. AtHgood
P ERSONALS
u a. Mldgotta. Of Aurora. *u
brought ^ Waahlngtoo h'jffpit*]
yesterday ^ wu opwtttd on for
appendleU '
? ? ? ?
Mn J. ' T BUalf who bu be ?n
v ?it lux h or mother In Pamlieo
oouoty, rvtur. Qe<J homo this morning
? ? ? ? ? ^
Pmflk Hart 0/ N?? Born, i*
Hpradlni t odo7 *n ^ho city on buel
? ? ?
Jan. L. Mayo, Jr*' w&> operated
?c yesterday mom ,n* mt the Waeh
Mgion hospital for enlarged t owl I#
'ils condition today . **
Mrs. W. L. Mhrr'.H, of nr*r A?
rore. is Id the city tod? ,Jf on a brief
visit.
? ? ? ?
J. T). Ferguson, of New R*rn. Ill
spending today in th? city k ttcr,d'n?' j
to business affairs.
? ? ? ?
L. T. Thompson, of Aurora. wa'
in the city yesterday, visiting **!?
!fe who is a patient at the Wt4 '' i
<ton hospital. I
W. P WinstMil and family mo
'"*4id from their home at WiBBtwd
lie to Psctolus and spent ycster
?y with B. F Sears. /
# ? ? ?
,Kd* Matthews and family am!
'#s Mary Crumpler motored tc
f'nston yesterday.
* ? ? ?
? W> A Coat"? left yesterday for
' ?rehcad City, where he w.ll sp??n'!
mo time.
? * * *
? II. I>. Simpson and Ren Saddler
?re 'n New Bern yesterday oa .
ilef visit.
? ? ??
William Rhodes. Sh^lton Mov
id C. Cordon were In Greonvlll.
1. sterday afternoon
? ? ? ?
Charlffi Ftemloc and Tom Cowan
Wilson, were Washington risltors
vterdJi v
# * ? # v.
Miss l-elola Bailey, who has beer
#lr'n* friends and relatives In tliK
::y. lias returned to her home in
':a|?rxtovn, Md.
* * * *
1.5*1?? Smith, of New Born, visited
?ends here yesterdty.
Miss Alice Moore spent yesterday
th friends and relatives in Stoke*
id Greenville, returning to Wash
gton this morning.
* -? * *
,1. C. Rop'-r and T. J. Mann, of
.ike Landing. were Washington
sitors yesterday afternoon.
* * * ?
Mr. and Mtb. Will White, Mr?.
Miss Swindell and Dr. Ralph
Baihaven. spent yesterd^ In
Washington.
* * * ?
The Are department was call* d
.?i? this morning to extinguish n
-mail flrp in the yard to the rear o'
r. H. W. Carter's house.
? * ? ?
L. G. Cooper, C. O. H. Home,
Misses Eatelle Green and Mary
">iuith jj^d C. A. Brown w^re In the
?y yesterday from Greenville.
?# # * #
Alheri P Parne?, r.f Greenville,
vas seen on the streets of the city
nflay.
# * * *
J. M. Hodges. of Beaufort, ap' nt
--sterday here with friends.
# * * #
Mrs. Frederick P. Whitney and
?Unrhters. MIsseB Fannie and Jo
.? phlne. left today for Beaufort,
?her? Ihey will spend some time
* * * ??
Mis? Ruhy Tolson left today for
*. orehead city.
* * ? *
MIrscs Klale Marsh and Sally Car
ow and MesBnf, Herman Carrow.
"om Leughlnghouse and Arthur Hl
ett motored to Roanoke Rapid??
?^sterday. ' A
/ ? ? ? ?
Mrs. Tlmolhy Culler and daiigh
?r. Mi*s Msry Cutler, have return
ed from Henderson, where they vs
ved Mrs. Leon Joyner.
MisweR Katherlne and Mary Belle
Smal have left for Rocklnr
'ham. N. C., where they will visit
'friends. r f
# ? # *
J. I> Mpscomb. of Wllar>n. spent
Sunday in the^clty on a visit wllh
frlwids.
CONFEDERATE RF.HNTON
Low Fnres to Richmond Vin
SOU FOLK SOUTHERN R. R.
Account of
ANNUAL REUNION
(hf'K" excursion ticket? oil Mia
May 20th to June 2nd, limited tn>
.f?n? 10th. For general inform?!
t'OH coll on Norfolk Southern tick !
et ?storit?.
H. 8. LKART),
General Paaaenger A??"1
W??Mn? Okie*.
Wlim *Mbtw ortumll ?( alaaa
*r ta? ?M*a. If a torUak to*?] la
Ma??? la tk* kotuat ai Ik* k*nl K
?m?.? m am<M *? ftm
m. j*-'
2 Local Doctors
on Program
Two Washington doctors ar? on
the progTMi of tbe Stat? Medical
Society, which boffins Us anxrajd
conveatloe at Greensboro tomorrow.
Dr. H. W. Carter wlkl read a ta
per on **Th? Evolution of Modmi
Mastoid Operations.*' Dr. D. T.
Tayloe will talk oa a subject which
up to date has heen unannounced.
<X ?MM KM MS DAMKLH.
Kay* DmIHr ta In Favor of Piitcio g
Nary on a Better Kfflc.Vacj
Footing. J
Philadelphia, June 14.?Be-irwtary
Daniels 1? heartily in favor of ;plans
for placing the navy on the moat
efficient footing possible, said Rear
Admiral "William 8. Benson, a guest
>i?re tonight at a reception tendered
' y the Medical Club of Pblladotphia.
rteporta to the contrary are itnjust,
he said.
'It is unjust to think the head of
the nary Is not to sympathy with
^ "lovom on t. Fie wantj the pocvle to
^?eive 100 cents for every (dollar
the"> ' Put 4nto the navy.
??T.'iere Is a wrong Imprest-don a
Noad ooucerning Ihe efficiency o'
the imvy. The b&ttl'shlpa of the
fV.ej; are ftt#? equal, class for class,
of an^-in tb c world The mem who
f-rve upon .these siMps are suprrfr
to any other s. and the target prac
-l-je^rfccord? these men can shoot <
s?Toight and hit the mark.
"There to, of course, much room
for Improvement and the effort is
V.cJi** made to put every unVt in th'l
I feee Into th? best ponlble Qondt-1
I tlon.'? i
~?; T ?|
Untile Etc ti. ^
"I kalnt help l>eln' snjjerst A)ot*
?hoo.' .Friday," aaJd Cb^le Eben ^ * hr.,
. ret afrit** daJ- tt alo' ao >jucr < %?jut
roc doe* on Friday dat brli 4^ t,a<i
luck as what you sl&snteps o 4 Vrldaf
#.a' live or six rrher d v s -4 - -
% -
Washington. D. C/. June 14 ?
salary of 91 ? rear Frederick
V . Buimelator ha? been appointed J
custodian of tho cut-off channel I
front and mr<ruie lights in the]
Patapaoo Rirar.
Custodian Burtneleter baa but 1
few duties u> perform. In addition I
to his salary ho baa tho froo ase of ||
a homo on the lighthouse recurva
tion. He oould not he carried oo
the Government pay rolls without a
specified salary, and to give official
Importance and reapoaalbtltty the.
nrlary of 91 wai agreed upon. J
OWnUBRISs CAPTURED.
AahOTllIe. N". C.. June M?IU.
turning to Atfnvllle jesterda? rrom
a trip through Jacfcson and Tr.n
a.vlraoU coup ties, royonue offlcers
reported th?L/ destruction of three
lllfott dlsMlferloe lB those counties.
With the plant* ??? destroyed
?.000 gallons ot beer. Operators
succeeded in making their escapo
J>efar? ths arrival ot Undo Sam's
Bleutks.
?Mar Agwft ttltftrm Hold Reunion.
Ki'Aafem, June 14.?A remarkable
-wan witnessed here when four
fl,*tars who had lived out their'
'?"three score and ten*' alighted from
I * train. They were Mrs. Edith
'ttranson. 79, of Atlanta; Mre. N. J.
Onaond, 77, of Hlllsboro, and Mrs.
'Vaggle Griffin. 75, and Mrs. Katie
9tlchar6t4>u, 73, of Durhapx.. w The
?j-jartet wer? exceedingly afitdve and
I lively. They came. In acoordanc*
with an annual custom, to visit their
niece, Mrs. N. Moore, here.
Subscribe to the Daily News.
"Cot yot?r yearly boot cost. Wear Hob-Mark Warrior Rubber Boots
a Bid sea bow seldom you will have to replace them. Hub-Mark Warrior
? mbber Boots wear longer than other boots because we spend the time
a ad money to make them as staunch as boots can be made. They can
s and the bard use you will give them because for sixty years we have
si udied th<> fishermen's needs and trade these boots to meet them.
Always buy Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear. Dealers who sell it sell the
tx at of everything.
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO,' Maiden, Mass.
THE
OC?^N VIEW. VA.
Open June 15th to September 1st. Ninth Season
UndtrSaoe Management The Mom Popular and Moat
Liberally Patronized Summer Hotel on the Virginia
Const t.
lOO Rooms
Immediately on Water-Front. Overlooking Ches
apeake Bey. In lull View of ?11 Vessels Pacing Through
Historic HampTbn Roads. '
Amusements
Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Bowling, Billiards, Music
and Dancing. Motion Picture Sho?, etc. etc.
Rates, in Keeping' with the Stringency of the Times
For Particulars Write ? .
J NO. A. TUCKER, Manager
Until. ftJM 1st Louise Hotel Washington, N. C.
C0XBTKPA190X CAV8B8
MOOT 1LLB.
, Accumulated wart? in you* thirty
feet of txtwels causes absorption of
poisons, tends to produce fevers,
upsets die est I on. Yjou belch gas,
frel stuffy. Irritable, almost cranky,
it Isn't 70a?It's your condition.
Eliminate this poisonous waste by
taking one or two Dr. King's New
Ufe Pills tonight. Enjoy a full,
free bowel movement In the morn
ing?you feel so grateful. Get an
original bottle, Containing S 6 pills,
from your Druggist today for SGc
North Carolina- Superior Court
'Beaufort County Before the Clerk
George Wright
?a.
Sidney Wlnfleld, Allen Winded,
Prances Mack, Win. Mack, Augusts
Latham. Jack Latham. Ida Watkias,
Warren Wstklns, Net* Tripp, Henry
Tripp, Elbctrta Hdll, James Hill.
Jesse Smaw, Islah Smaw, and Sarah
Whitfield.
July. 1915, at 12 noon, sell, at pub
He auction, before the Court Hcut>r
door of said County, to the hig'.?isi
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed real estate, vis:
In the State of ^jgrth Carolina
County of Beaufort, an& In Chov>
wlnity Township; beginning at s
short leaf plr.e a corner of the Rov
snd Benjamin Patrick land, cross
in k the public road, running thence
8. 80 1-2 W. 31 polen to a'stake
thence 8. 5 E. 110 poles to a post
oak; thence N. 65 E. 58 poK* to a
corner in the fork of the public
eunty road In the ?foresaid P.oy
snd Benjamin Patrick line: thence
with the main public road tp the be
Klnhlng; containing by estimation
32 3-4' acres.
Dated and posted this June 12th,
1915.
HARRY MeMULLAN.
As Commissioner.
6-12-4wc.
Notic? of 8*lo for Division.
Under and by virtue ot a decrei
of the Superior Court of, Beaufor
County. North Carolina. In the ubovi
entitled special proceeding, the ut
derailed, Harry MoMullan, aa Com
missloner, will, on the 14th day ol
NOTICE OP HAUL
By rlrtus of Uie power ol ml*
contained la a Deed or Tnpt exe
cuted by J. E. Wilkinson and wife.
Mota 8. Wilkinson, to J. J. Barrett,
Is Trustee, dated February tttk.
1014. recorded In t ho Register;? of
ftco of Beaufort county la Book 190.
Pi?i 414. which Is hereby refer rid
to. the said Trurtoe will sail at pob
ile suction Cor cash to the highest
bidder at the oo^rthoaee door of
Besu fort county on Tneaday. July
?th, 1915. at noon. aO the real e?>
tate end personal property thereto
described, consisting of a lot or par
cel of land sltuatfd In the rlllace of
Leech Tills, Pantefo Township, lylnc
on the weet elde of Punco Hirer and
adjoining tke lands of Mr*. Mac#s
Let h am and others, bounded os she
North by the land occupied by D. L.
Burgess and Mre. Meccle Lathsxn.
on the East by Punco River and on
the South and West by the' lande of
Mrs. Msccle Latham, containing one
acre, more or lees, end known es the
rim Lot. tocether with the latere,
ways, wharves and riparian rlchts
belonging or appurtenant thereto,
iiid also all buildings, fix tar??, mw
tiIII, dry kilns, engines, machinery.
*nd equipment of ?very kind and
loscrlptlon upon or *bout the said
and premises, or used In con
ieotlon therewith, Including all
??arts and * parcel* thereof and all
'ools and Implements upon or about
the said premises or need in con
nection with the msdntenanoe and
I operation of the said plant, with all
'iddltions. repairs, replacements and
additional machinery. Implements,
tools o? other property made or ac
quired in connection therewith since
'February 18th, 1914; also on? car
'boat named "The OaroUns*' sod
'about two mllee of Iron or steel
rails and all bars, plates and other
parts or appurtenancns belonging
thereto or used therewith; also any
'and all other property conveyed by .
the said Deed of Trust as fully M if
herein at length enumerated.
This June 1st, 1916.
J. J. BARRETT.
1 ?* Trustee.
?-5-4wc.
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A FEW RARE BARGAINS FOR SALE
No. 1. The J. F. Lynch farm at Koyal, N. C. 17 acres. About 8 acre? in cultivation. In good condition.
Parmer this year. Two good dwelling bouses on same. One 200-foot Artesian well, cost $150.00. Two dwelling*
o>st over $1000.00. Fino land. Farm front on town road, and only 100 yards from Washington & Vandemera
I Railroad depot. A real bargain for quick sale at $1250.0??, payable $250.00 cash, and balance $200.00 a year.
No. 2. N. N. Winficld farm at Yeatesville, N. C. 112 acnes, 12 acres in cultivation. Wire fenced. Dwell"
ing house and outbuilding* set in a beautiful grove. Buildings worth $500.00. With a little money spent can be
made a very good and a very attractive farm, and a great bargain at $10.00 acre for cash or at $11.50 an acre mi terms
.of $250.00 cash, and $250.00 a year. .
No. 3. Pendell Bush farm at Acre Station. 8 m'le? from Pinetown. On public road. 85 acres. 83 acre*
in cultivation. A sandy and gray loam soil. Very fine tobacoo land, fine for peanuts, potatoes, etc. 50 acres of
swamp land on bark,, and as fine as and the same character of *>'1 as tho Wilkinson swamp land. Stuc]^ corn will
pay the cost of clearing and cultivating the swainp laud in three or four years. Will raise at least 8 barrels of corn to
the rtcrc in stuck corn without cultivation. In good white neighborhood, near churches and school house. A new
nix room dwelling, painted, and just completed. Farm just wire fenced. We have just spent several hundred dollars
in completing dwelling, fencing farm, cleaning ditches, etc., and putting farm in^ good condition. Buildings and
improvements worth nearly $1000.00. Will take $20.00 per acre cash or $22.50 per acre on tewns of $259.00 cash
nnd $250.00 a year. You had better look at this. You will not have the bpporhinity to buy as good a farm as this
at this price again.
No. 4. 57 acres of woodland on River Boad near Broad Creek six miles from Washington, fronting on Military
Tfoad, young growth of timber. Very fine tobacco land. Tn good location. Is a bargain at $10.00 an acre for cash
or $11.50 an acre on terms of $100.00 cash and $100.00 a yeair.
No. 5. 10ft acres of woodland near "River Boad, four miles from Washington, N. 0. Cut over. AH high
lao-1. exrept about 200 acf& of swamp. Very fine soil, good-tobacco land. Considering its location, mpximity to
Wellington, it is a splendid investment. We will take an acre for cash for the whole tract or /orfifty acres, w
oi ./ill take $0.50 per acre on terms of $150.00 rash and $150.00 a year. _ . ,
No. 0. The .Tease Phelps house and lot on Reven>n Street between "Market and Bonner. Four room*. Lot 50
r 150 feet with erood high lot in back and nice garden, with a little work. House in excellent eondition, jnst re- *'
i red snd painted and out buildings put in good condition. Write or see us for prioes and terms. We arc offering
this at a bargain. ,
We have 100 fanr* and tracts of woodlands for tale In Martin, Hyde and Beaufort Counties, at bargain prices.
Wrifht us and we will send our catalog of descriptions of (dace* and pictures.
Washington Beaufort Land Company
Washington, 1>?. C. I
/NO. K, COREY, Manage
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