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TOR SALE: CHEAP, GALLON
COW. MRS. PRED PARK BR.
7-17-JU*.
BOOMS FOB UMT WITH Ol
without board. Apply No. ISO
Harrey afreet.
7-S-tfdh.
FOB HALR: A PAIR OF H1AVY
roan* malMr. E W. WOO LARD |
Phono 170- J.
7-10-tfe
TWO AITCOIfOBILEB FOR BALK
cheap. One horse and buggy
slipped in tree. N. W. LAHAM [
Chooowinlty, N. C.
MMta
FOB SALK: No. 8 OLIVER TYPE
writer. In excellent condition ]
Hundred dollar machine. Firs:
one bringing me $30 seta th#|
typewriter. BAKER'S 8TUDlO
7-14-tfc.
FOB SALE: TWO lOO-ILP. RETIK.'
Tubular Bollem and Fittings; Ir |
good order. J. HAVENS, Wash
In g ton, N. C.
7-S-Tu-Th A flat.
After Weehleg Oil clot*,
a fu,- washing oilcloth and Un?x]ee%
he ?ure to dry It property. If Iti
Ump U will speedily rx*. aad flaal^
Wove totally spoiled It Is a grot
tol* take to use too vasch water fo
waebtag it Tbe ?*??b *b<rvld wer*l;
be ma< out sad paaeid eve <Ae m?
New York j
B? tdaa thirty-Blue nowvpepert
plated In English. New Tork etty baa
tea In Italian.
Me Cbanoe fee Him.
iianic Teller? "Tbla obeeh ia a.
igh?. but you must be introduced'
Caa ycii bring your husband?" Worn
an? "Who. J set? Why, If Jack
thought yea waated sn Introdaetloe
to me he'd knock your block eff
?ae^elaed Plain Dealer.
Cut Flowers
Ottr inwiiiut of wad
ding boaqiata and ?aaoratloa>
ud oar art In Horn daalinn
?abiMM tk? MM Mui at
lb* Floral craft ' Haaaa. Val- ?
Haa. Camatlooa aa( Aatrta
t ha mw?a>l? flowara.
ran prtM I4at raa Aj lap
taubar M> Mall, (Tata^apb
ait Pkoia erdan promptly n
aeut?4 by
J. L O'Quinn & Co.
Pb?a?i Uoiowo %>ra?, traaa
h?i"*R\i.FI01|, N. C,
I* CAaaAflji ^i^oou A?n n?
none? or inoiraiBABo)
t tan dalr qaaiinad boforo tha
Otark of Ita 8a??rlar Coort of Bmi
tort County u Admlalatrator of
Harman Hobba, iMllt All par
tow ladabtod to bu tatata ara ra
IMaM to Mkt aattlaaaat with ma
and all aoraona koldla??abta ar
elalma acaJaat hla Ml* to ara aotl
M to mo (ko aomo wtt ??. dolr
ttawtaad aad Tartar*, wtlhla twalra
?Oktta tram tbla data, rm fraoorlkal
b> tow, alao tbla aotko will to
plaodad la bar ot tkolr raaorarj
TMa Mar ttM. 1?U.
W. H. HOBM.
mm mil
'*ur
; |
.JbcMBvttte, N C-. July IT.? The
board of, aldermen held aaotfepr baa 7
aeasloa teat njfiht. It MBS an ad
journed eeeelon of tha regular meet
ing held tha drat Thu radar night af
this Month. ? |
Tha Maybr reed tha patttlon from
tha druggists asking that they be
allowed f to remain open at certain
hours on 8undajr for tha-aale of to
baccos and soft drinks. A motion
waft made and carried by a rota of
foar to mrm that tha drug storas
ha al laired ta keep open on Sundays
drulng the hours from 1:80 to
19: to in the morning and from 4
to ? In tha afternoon. [
IWf Am TO Years Old.
"For soms ttae my *rtfs and
myself were troubled with kidney
trosW*." writes T. B. Carpenter,
Ilarrlaborg. P*. "We suffered rhen
msile pains all -thro?gb the body.
The Aral tew ?ew mt May Kidney
PT!la liHsmud ?. After taking Are
bottlee between oa we are eartlreTy
??r#d. AKhoog h wo im both In the
78's we ir II vigorous as wo were
thtety rerfra ago." Foley Kidney
rata Atp alee# disturbing bladder
?easel en Dneeapsrt'a Pharmacy
JfOTICB OF HALS.
By virtue ef a Deed .>f Trust ex
eeutod by J. A. Wilkinson to C. if.
Push, Trustee, on the 19th day of
Vorember. 1913, and recorded la
8ook 178, pace 444, Register of
?eeda Office of Bsaofort County,
-forth Carolina, the undersigned will
>n Tuesday, the 10th day of August,
'?15, at ten o'o'ock A. M., aell at
pnbllc auction to the Mgheet bidder
for cash, the following described
>roperty, to-wlt:
(1) One 160 horse power, four
valve horizontal engine manufactur
ed by the Valley Iron Works.
(S) On? General Electric Dyna
mo, No. 86882, 90 KlUowatta.
( S ) -One General Electric Gen
erator. type, 18, No. 8108.
(4) One 200 horse pawer upright
boiler manufactured by the Wieks
Boiler Company.
(5) Together with all belting,
piping, wiring, pulleys, tools, appll
anoce and equipment of all 4escrlp
?lon used in conneotlon with the
electric Light Plant- owned and op
-rmt?d hjr thus Hid J. W. Wilkinson,
is well as all buildings of every
' Inscription enclosing the machinery
herein described or used in connec
tion -therewith, also office building
ind fixtures; all of which la situated
a that certain tract of land in Jh*
Cown of. Belbaven, Baufoafc County,
>. C., and described as follows:
beginning at Pantego Creek at lh*
Northwest end of the Belbaven Lum
ber Company's dry kiln, 126 feet
from King street, and rifrmlug
hence oastwardly on a line paraiki
vlth King street to the Norfolk
i "outbern Railroad Company's tr*ck
hat goen to their water depot;
'hence up that track to King street;
?henoe with King street westwardly
to Pantego Creek; thence with said
Creek to the beginning! Together
will all right, title, interest snd r*
tate of the said Wilkinson In and tc
the abore lands and leasee thereof
(8) Also all wires, wiring, poles
?rc lights add motors on the street
ind in buildings In the Town o
?Vlhaveh, North Carolina. u?rd In
connection with the aaid Bleotric
Light Plant by the said Wilkinson
(7) Also that certain franchise
with all amendments thereto whleh
wai granted to tfifc said J. A. Wil
ton by the Board of Alderman of
he Town or Belbaven, on the 26th
lay of October, 1987, for the opera
Ion of an^ Electric Ugh ting Plant
'or the fewB of Belhaven.
Ateo 180 shares of stock of Pon
*o Deep-sail Development bo. Pla<*
of Sale, upon ths premises of aat<V
Rleetrlo Light Plant, In Belhaven
North Carolina.
This aotfee dated and posted thl?
<th day of July, 1918.
rheumatism.
tm and eore
0. rvmn. Trustee.
7-9-4 wa.
Tobacco
STICKS
Tk* firmn ralatng tskMeo
fa BMltrt Omtr Ma Mauri
thair Tabacco fltlckj. any alt*
or width, the John l>.
Ropor Lumbar Co., Bclklvn,
N. C. 'PrlcM qdoted oa a pplt
eattoo. BamplM >1 Vollra
nardwara Co. "a (tor*. Mhana
Mid at th? Mom Ptealag Mill,
Waahlacloa. N. 0.
John L. Roper Lumber
Company,
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING WORK?
E R. M1XON & CO., Props.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
New Bern. N. C-. July 17. ? Jesse J
Andrews, a white man of Duplin,
county, was last night lodged In Ja'.lj
here to await trial at the next, term
of Foderal court. Andrew** wis
brought tiere from Clinton by Dep-j
uty Marshal W. M. Gardmer, of
ColdBboro. who made the arrest. He
li held on 'the charge of making and
tolling liquor.
R^yenue officers had locatedcthe'
still operated by Andrewa on the!
border of Dpplln and Lenoir coun-j
ties and when the raid was made
they canght Andrews in the aet of]
making liquor. His still had a ca
pacity of about 30 gallons a da/ and
was in full blast when raided. The
outfit waa de^tr?yed and the op-|
crator arrested.
His case will be tried before Judge
H. G. Connor at the next term of
Federal court.
I
II ! COTTON
SipiOi
-'Washington, D. C.. July 17. ?
Senators Simmons and Overman are
due herei within a few days. Thoy
^Tc coming to look after depart
mental matters. %
Tho North .Carolina Senatorn are
'lelng urged to do what they can to
'help out th? cotton and dyestuffe
situation brought about by the
strictures of Great Britain and otli
*r belligerent nations. They wil
take up the matter with the State
Department and the British Ambas
?ador when they come here.
NOTICE.
I have this day quailed as admix
istrator of the estate of Sarah i;
Harding before t*e cJerk of the 8
parlor court. AH persona holdln
ialma against um estate are r>
i netted to p res on: calms to me. dul
???rifled within tw* month* from thl
idete. All persoM indebted to ear
stmt* are request** tt^make an 1m
I ledlete settlement.
| This lCth day ef June. 1911.
T. J. HARDING
4-16-Cwe.
tin DDE
gi eiiwi
Washington, D. C . July 17.?
Anti-Democratic papers are feeling
out for a candidate to put up agalnr.
President Wilson next year. They
j have "not been able to settle upon
I any particular man, but the sues?
| ag Is around er-Senator Elihu
, Root, Representative James R. Mann
and Senator John W Weeks, with
Senators Robert M. LaFolMte and
, A. 8. Cummins 'and othpr progrea
j *ivea In the background. The namf
jof e^President Taft is mentioned,
and Col. Theodore Roosevelt is stiP
a favorite with* a small Dull Moos,
remnant.
I
Sew Bern, N. C-. July 17. ? A
meeting of great importance to the
farmers of Cravon county wag held
In the Chamber of Commerce rooms
last right when preliminary steps
:>ward the org-anizaUon of a truck
growers association acre t-aken.
This meeting came about a-s the
result of efforts made by th? Divis
ion of Marketn of the NorttT"Cara
llne Agricultural Department which
endeavoring to gel the truck
groVers to combine and lo better
grade and pack the truck which
they sell.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:3* o
'ock auether inaa'-iny will he li''?tl
and at that time the organise ?;?n
?vlM be perfeeted. Farmers from b.M
partr of Craven and ether cour.tl*a
"m oxtondod an Invltatlou *o jo:n
this association.
Oar JITNKV 0?m? Till. Mil .V
DON'T MiSS T1UB. Cut oat thb
up. enclose with 6c to Koiey 4 Co.
aicago, 111., writ.ug. your a ad ad
ms plainly. You will rooeiva In
dturn a utal packago oontaluing
oley'a Honey and' Tfcr Compound.
>r coughs, colds and croup; Pole;
;fd iry Pills, for pains in e!dea,
vud back, rheumfttlm. ackache.
fdney and bladder a4tmant? and
oley Cathartic Tabfeta. a wtfole
jme and thoroughly cleanetag ca
iartle. Stoat people en|oy then
%*nport*? Pharmacy.
Local Churches
First MelKoduU Church.
W??t Secolld street, Iter. E. M.
Snipes, p*stor. Regular service*
at 11 a. uu, sad 8:00 p. in., with
seriuoa by the pastor.
Sunday school, K, 11. Mixou,
superintlhdpnt, will meet at 9:45
a. m., Ba^mca class, W. M. Kear,
teacher, meets at the suuie hour.
First PmtbyUrian Church.
Gladden street, Rev. H. iJ. Sea
right, pastor. ltcgular services
at 11:00 a. in., and J*:00 p. in.,
?with sermons by the pastor to
which the general puulic lias a cor
dial invitation.
Sunday School. C. M. Hrown,
Jr., superintendent, will meet ir.
the morning at 9:45 o'clork.
9t. PtUr's Episcopal C htt nh
Bonner street. Ker. X. Hard
ing, rector. Morning and errn
ing prayer with sermons, at 1! :00
a. m.. and rt:00 p. m.
Sunday School. E. K. Willi
rr., superintendent, and DiMe
lass. TT. S. Waird teacher, tneef*
it 10 a. m.
All moat cordially invited.
First Baplist Church.
Varket cfre-t. Rev. 7?. I.. <?m\
?nistor. Rf^ular *prvic('n :? t t 1
,\. in., and 8:00 p. m.. wilh ser
nons by the pastor.
Sunday 'School. W. G. Privet*
u Deri nten dent. 9:4.r? n. m.
Viailors and >'?!. mgers eordijd
invited.
Christian CJntrrh.
East Second career. Rev. TC. V
Hope, pastor. Regular aorvic
if 11:00 a. m.. and R*.00 p. m
with sermon* hv the pn?tor.
The Hi We School meet* nt 1'
?V1oek. W. O. superintei'
dent.
The pnhlie i-j eordiallv iiivit*-1
SERIOUS SICKNESS
*
FAMILY
By Being Constantly Sapplied Will
Thedford'a Black-Draught.
McDuff, Va.? "I suffered for sever'
rears," says Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, t
(his plact, "with sick headache, ar
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to I*
rhedfetfd's Black-Draught, which 1 du
and t found it to be the best family medi
I oine for young and old.
I I keep Black-Draught on hand all th
fkne now, and when my children feel
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and
does them more good than any medicir.
they ever tried.
We never have a long spe'1 sick
ne6s in our family, since we commence
using Black-Draught."
I Thedford's Black-Draught is pure'
vegetable, and has been found to regi
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, rt
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, naur-*?
headache, sick stomach, and simi
lymptoms.
It has been in constant use for moi
than 70 years, and has benefited moi
than a million people.
Your druggist selte and reca?<n*n
Black-Drai^ht. Price only ac. <ir
Backage u>-aay. n c i
Eifrsi
ii irariiT?
Cornish, N H.. July 17.? --Ar
'angements were completed today,
for President Wilson's return to
Washington early next week M<m
hers of h1? family will remain here
and hope th&t the President will be
able to Join them nfcuin later.
ATter an 'arly round of gol!
President Wilson r ???'red ?o his stud:
for o consldeiatlon of the nation':
business.
We Couldn't*
II we would, ncitber would we If we
could, SKLL you inferior GOODS.
"QUAIilTY GROC&RIES OUR
MOTTO."
Fine Lot Country Hams and
Shoulder*.
Chas. IV1. Littler
EASI CAROLINA
Teachers " Training School
A Stale Schx>l to train tcaehers for tlie Public Schools
ol North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one
purpose. T uition free to all who agree to teach. Fall
terra begins Seplember 21, 1915.
ROBT. H. WRIGHT. Pres.
?Greenville. N. C.
For
10
DAYS ONLY
20 Per Cent
Discount on
All
REFRIGERATORS
Harris Ildw. Co.
J LEON WOOD? Membe ? New York Cctsoo Exibangf. ? JAMEi, W. 10 E
J. LEON WOOD & CO.
BANKERS and BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds. Cotton, Grain and Provisions, 78 Plume Street
rpoater But'.dlug. Norfolk. Va.
Private wires to New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Hoard
Trade and other financial centers.
Correspondence respectfully eollclted. ^
Investment and marginal accounts given careful attention,
Coco-Cola Bottling Works
F. E. MAYO, Prop.
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
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