MOOO* OF IAI4L
*7 l4r?M of ? Dead jI Treat aa
MfH kr J. A. whuwh to c. a.
Fa*. Traatea, e*. the lttk dap. of
November. 1?1?, |M m?<u to
Book 1TI.. paq, ???.
Dm4i Ma Of SMttfort Oooaty,
North OaraUae^eenderaJgeed will
aa TwMur, tke lath tir of imik
llll, at too I'dxt A. K, aU u
pablla aactloa to the biddor
for oaah. the foUowlai daecrlbd-1
property. to- wit:
(1> Om 1M koirc power, tear
?*)*? karlaonlat ?a<lne auiitn^
Mtrto Mr Jrm Wort*.
(?) Om Oeneral Blectrle B)n
mo. Ho. IUU.JI KUlowatta.
(t) On g?aaal Kleotrla Cm
?nttt, typo. II,- No. I1M.
1(1 Om l*? >???? power nprlfbt
Potior aaaaafaetaiod bj fee Wlckj
Mr Coaapaay.
<?> Tbietber vttfe all bolUAf.
?Ww. wtrtw. p?n>n. ton*, oppu
?M" Md equlpBoot of oil dfeerip
tloo aoed I* oouoatloo otth tin
MMUM Light Win owaed u4 op
onto* by thee *14 J. W. Wllkleeon.
u wMl u oil boUdlmfe of every
deoerlpUoa uelodif the aaehlapry
herola liwl>il or ued in eoaaae
tloa therewith, alee offlee building
and Aitaree; ?1 Of which ll eltaated
ou that sortala troot of load la thr
Town of Beltanea. Beats* Coaatr,
K. 0.. aad deeerlbed aa follow.:
??1?ala? at pwat?a? Crook at the
Northweat ead at the Belharea Lum
ber Coapaaye dry kHa, 1H foot
from CHi 4iee?. aad ruoalup
pg g lis#
with Kla? , **eot to Mo Norfolk
Berber*, Railroad Coaapaay'a tnak
that gaoe to their watar depot:
tboooo op titat. traok to Kln? etreet:
tkaaee.wtto ?tai ataaad weat warily
to Fa1a?n Creek ; theaee with aaid
Crook .f. the bodaalaa- Tbpetker
wW aU rtsht, tula, latoroot and M
tato et tbo eoU Wllklstoo ta aad Jo
the akoro UaJ? ood leaaee thereof
<l) AM* all wtrea, wlrtap, potee,
an lt|*l?,?a4 taoteae oa tbo atreeta
aad la NWUf l? ?ko Towe of
BeUtajoa, Worth Pernllaa. aaod la
eaSiooHOB: with the eatd Wootrto
Uckt Plut by the aftld Wllktaeoa.
(T) AM* that eortolp (nwu*l*o
wltt alt.HMBlWUU diereto whiak
wee granted to the oald J. A- WU
aoa by the Board of A14?r**a ef
tbo To fa of the llth
day of. October. !???, lor tko opera
tion of mi JTeotyle UphUa* #1?t
in ?? i*w p? bpiutpp. ,
- AIM ?M efcprap/* atoa* jMm
?o Pupltt Dorelapwtat c?, Flaoa
H ?** ???? <"? Mil'* V **M
PPftti* LWM Hut. ?? MMmb.
North 0trcU?|.
Thla Mttoa dated and poatad ?Ui
?lk iur of Mf. ?M. .
a. ft. mK TnwlM.
I-MM tel.
cut flowers ;
Our ?? wad
ding bOBIMU Ut UniMcu
Mmutta nor?l A?I***
?Dbrtw tkt Utwt M*m at
tfc* Tlonl (tat ***?,
OvuUmm u? ammi
KIm U* ~?4r M?
M*. Mill. T.l?r??*
J.L'O'Quinti&Co.
Kawi U?w? fcjr?C, an**
H.C.
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PHILIP
Philip, the Macedonian klu, while I
4row?7 wUh wlae vu trrlai a c?m |
aad'the prleooer iflv sentence vh
pronounced. exolaimed. "I uWl
"A?d to whom do yon appeal?" la
Quired tha ailenlehed noiftreb. "1
appeal from Philip drcak tb Philip
?*?." replied th* prlaoaer. and the]
klnc rulai th* rmmt u4 at a i
heartn* n? the prleooer hie liberty
dlsoccd ofttlmes peenocnce a rirdlct
oa public ?o*apoa* which they rerarae
,la thalr am oalaa aa4 deliberate aw
a ante. Tha aett beat thlas to make
Mt bo nlatakatf la to aumot then.
a latorpretalloi..
Oeyafcn word "Zt
?*r rwoaatly proda*** trouble la ?
reaMlsc la Coethja, aeya .
Ha*.har? dlapatefe. .A aaa aarWn( it
Ik* Carmen eroy wrote his parent.
Ma* ant la nramls aad aakad lot
??r ?a enable hlai to. ratal re ' to Oar
aaaar. A la* ??J? later the famll
rewired a lilimi tm 1M aiarkt
to Victoria hotal. tvtri " The tar
nU heatutad I* aaad tha Wney. a,
thla was a*t their aaaae. < no, aad<
loqirtrtee at th* ofloa Ot military 0?
elaJe. The aaavar aaa*i ~Xu(a| BC
bath* stoawr. Tea aaa aafalr Mac
'ha Piw, *u*al la a* sbrerlatlor
*4<*d by tha e*naa*. maaala. w
?" H'P"?
tha cattle ahlp an arhlah car
-_*<"?? ? a***. 190a, on
T *m* a*d abaat Defrs,
* Wild capture If
'Itkcn WM mutt tar Ik*
Tobacco *
STICKS
Tb? ruiiut MldN tobMM
I* B?*atut CooDty Ban mm
tkatr TokaoM flUtka, Mr
' or wMtfc. (ma tk* Ma U ?>
' Hour Luitxr 00., Balkana, '
K. C. rrlm <m)U4 n ?ppi'
?atton. *1 VMt?
Ikrtnit 0a.'? 4m. JalMiraa
?m ?t u? "mum nuiq wii.
WMklaKM. It. ft ' 'I ' i :
John L Roper Lumber
fftmrmiru
V4vul|NtuJ\
i
The . Woman's Tonic
* .1 V Cardul when I "feel a little bad.
It alwajr* does me good"
Headache, backache, aid* fit, neroosnesa,
- You caaaet make a mistake la trjrins Cardul
rour trouble. It ha* been helping weak, tiling
leator more than fifty yean
Get a Bottle Today!
?dltor Carl Qoerch. of t h* WmI
ngton Daily News, ha? a pot hls
> :ory that is retnarkablf within it
j.self. Editor Gotrch wm bo in on a'
nllk ranch in upper New York state'
vben be was several years younger
han he now Is. At an early ago
'arl became greatly attached to a
oad frog, which he finally succeed
ed in taming. At the age of B -Carl
raa the wonder ef the country. AH
he neighbors commented on the
wonderful piece of humanity, afldj
| t greatly annoyed the young fellow
?o have 00 many peopie asking his
nother what he was.
At the age of ten Carl wanted to
^9'm railroad brakcnura the age
>f twelve he had a great desire to
, ?come a tramp, but it so happen n> \
' hat he mimed all these callings and!
lecame Just a -plain, every-day news-!
I aper editor. During fcis checkered
! areer of scarcely two-eoore years
I ? has worked ill several different
states, being a hobo, sailor, carpen
ter, chimney sweep, bootblack, re
> porter, office boy and expert poker
| player. 'He was in Mexico during
the trouble last year, and tore the
heads off . of sixteen Mexicans that
were attempting to massacre him.
\t another time he displayed great
jravery by capturing a foyrteeu
nch cannon from the Mexicans and
ugglng It back to the ' American
I amp single-handed. Once again,
1 vhen the Americans were in danger
>t starving, Carl went out, captured
v sixteen-hundred:ponnd bull and
1 wrought it to camp on fele back, thas
avipg the soldt?9 .from starvation
i wonderfal, wonderful man. ?
Ireenvllle ltefle?t$r.
BUS HOSBAIl
Fill Si
Chicago, July 22. ? -Mre. Margarot
G*Orady,, of 2768 Osgood street, re
delved >9600 for her husband, Martin
O'Orady. according to her testimony
before Judge WenU E. Sullivan, In
;he Superior Court.
"1 got tired of waiting roT my al
imony," she said. "He owed me
9110. and I started proceedings *-(
gainst hlga. he ealled up this girl he
vu going with and ''told her he '
would be In Joll nest day; She said, '
'Mo. yen went. ill giro 9100 to
kee? yoa ou?.' She poid me 9600
llflt week, end I t?14 her I weald
iter sway fjem n?r huwbsnd sod
asH so mere sllmonr " j
' boo?ht bin f?r |IOOT" M*.
* Jn<(> ?fllllm, I
"?? b.?jht kin In
>V*m< tk? *Umm. ' ? ?
m is
! mm
0?TM?k? kM k*n H
porpuUr ? nnm?r thu
rWr Ortr 100 nestlMUIa ?n
?nJoy?d lk?lr nuutu on In
land and >11 ?r? nflthailMfU Is
tk?ir ftm* OTtr tk* flaking. boMMr.
batkIM ul MUr unmHti tfhir
bar, com* trom KlMtoa. N?f Wn,
WmhlnUon. R*M?b. ??lh?T?? and
many atftar cttla*. A larira qimb?r
art at Oeracoka. at pre??nt
n* kan at tk* ?>??< au
Mm sw
of nil
:?B+kn&. July 22. ? The Gormai au
thorities are not Inclined to takej
seriously the Ocduaa captain's at or*
of a "-sub marine attack. They regarrl
11 ftf^oo fantastic to deserve lobtrj
consideration. A high officer of the
Admiralty said that the Oerman gov- J
foment knew absolutely nothing a
bout the Incident, except what ap
peared In the afternoon papera. ThiB
was merely a tingle small paragraph
cabtyl from New Tork. He added:
| "It will be at leaflt eight or ten
days before we will get any reports
on the, Abject."
I V ?? *
nui
Albany, N. Y., July I2. ? ch?ries
Becfcr.s final plea to ^ Govq^nor
Whitman to sare him fi??m the elec
tric chair was handed to the Gov
ernor'? secretary today by John B.
Johnston, partner of Martin T. Man
ton, Becker's coufisel. The Governor
ohm
SIB HUH
Durham, July IS ?One of the
greatest MMttiou -ifcat hu bMo
aprons in til* city for man y days
came to llfbt Tuesday when It vdm
learned that Mrs. Etta Holder 8tone
had atarted suit against her hasban'l
Mr. J. Henderson Stone, president
and c enerfkl manager of the Chat
ham Knitting Mill Company, for ar.
absolute divorce and alimony. Mr.
?tone is one of the olty'g wealthiest
young men and has for msny years
been prominent in cotton manufac
turing circles.
s According to the complaint that
Mrs. Stone filed in her act'on against
her husband, he left the city about
cne month ago with a young girl,
whose nsme Is not mentioned (but
who rumor fays worked for Ml.
Stone) and has not been seen ?1ocj.
wik m
IDIUI
Rocky M^unt. N. C-, July 22. ?
l With lea? than one month before the I
opening for the fall reason the ex
act date of which is August 17. th
I**--" ? - tobacco market is t
More than 1100,000 is being speir
in enlarging and Improvements o
facilities for Ih? handling of the
seasons' crop o^ bright l<*rf
tt ? on a siortn. March if/M
1991 that tha flrsi llfeboa ja t.
American coast battle through t*
taglng surf and plckcn up o hal: do
?n Bailors frv>m a stmnded sch?fnr??
la H4I congrees recognized the na*>
work of thl? sorlrty by graatlrp
as appropriation of $10,000. Tb.*a i:
gOTemmen' organized % small servt
vof Its own on Cape Cod But iot i
(ha winter of 1371 did 1: pii Its 1 es
srdently ..Into a notloual life^stl:
?ervice. Today there Is a littl* ar^
if 2,000 eupc'b but sf!?r?t hi*rata wl>
^fghVly for elghr mentis of the yo*
?*atroi the longt-a'. Stil (nr nf the DM'
mi,r? - 1 ?
*111 Pr.vi II HlmMlf.
TTjsre !s no excuse for using abntp.
rid Inelegant language in accusing ?
T.an of deliberate mendacity. I^et bin
C<# ou^tal'tlr*: and if ho 1* wbat y?
'Miilr. fti V?. vHJ toll J* nn K'nitiJI
said he would make no statement
until he had time to examine th?
document.
of t ? Coast
Too Nervous'
To Drive a Car?
? " Y
That's too bad, old' man, .but you know nervous
ness it largely due to wrong habits of eating and drink
ing. If you would^uit coffee and u?e Poitum your
nefves would ateady up.
Postum taltes much like fine, mild -Java but there's
no drug in it? theft wNero it's K?t coffee beet a mile.
Sound advide.
r
More afld more, people are waking up to the harm
ful effects of Caffeine the drug in coffee -n frequent
oauaa of nervou?na?f, ne?rt flutter, dlty.lneat. headache,
?ndothar allmenti.
Instant Postum '
. ;T'V * A" *
Ii the soluble form of the original Postum" Cereal. A
!?>?! teaspoonful of the. crysullne powder in u Qup of
hot water OMfke* a delicious food-drink Instantly. 30c
and SCi tinfc-"c W7 ?
The convenience of Instant Postum is seen at a
glance, but *>rpe prefer the original Postum Cereal
which must be thoroughly boiled? lSc and 25c pack
ages Cr freer i tell' both kinds and the coat per cup is
.boot the same.
A change from coffee to Postum has been a good
thing for tfcousamis.
"There's a Reason"
Age of Independence
To attain true independence you nuiat r _
declare k; male*, a stand for H by Moving and bank
ing part of your money regularly. Just am m I ff 6.
duty it the tame, regardlest of ape. And you m*
never too young or too old to enjoy the benefit* of a
bank account.
Bank of Washington
Washington. N. C.
EAST CAROLINA
Teachers' Training School
A State School to train teachers for the Public Schools
of North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one
purpose. Tuition free , to all who agree to teach. Fall
term begins September 21, 1915.
ROBT. H. WRIGHT. Prn. - CreenviVe, N. C.
For
10
DAYS ONLY
20 Per Cent
Discount on
All
REFRIGERATORS
Harris Hdw. Co.
J LEON WOOD? Men beta Ne? Y&ri (kitiw. Kxrbtpfr ? JAMR> W. (iO .K
J. LEON WOOD & CO.
B\NKERS and BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provisions, 78 Plume Street
rpenter Building, Norfolk, Va.
Private wires to New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Beard
Trade and other financial centeri.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Investment and marginal accounts given careful attention.
I'? Whom It May Concern:
s'orth Carolina, lii the Superior
Beaufort Cuuuty. Coui
.V. H. Whitley and A. D. 11-. Lean.
Va.
C. R. Galloway. C. C. Tunstall, L
K. Tiinstall, K. It. Tunstall, J. S
Tunstall, W. ,\ Tunstall, Mrs. T. 51
runKtall. Kay Tunstall, Velma Tun
.stall, .H. P. Tunstall, Dorcas Kno:<
and husband. W. It. Knox. Mandy C.
Howe, H>olland and husband, W. Hoi
ton, IvatM V. Cay to 11 and husband,
W. Cayton, B. W. Cayton. C A
Cayton, James Stllley, Bryan Sill
ley, Harvey Tuastall, Henry Weath
jring. Bryan Weathering. J. R. W?
ey, J. 8. Toler, and Mills Oampber
Lumber Company. \
The above named parties, and ail
fher persons interested. will take
lOtilce that on the 14th day or Junf.
1916, the above-named petitioners
lied a petition in the office of th"
'lerk of the Superior Court of Bean
irt County to have tho title to cer
aln lands therein described regis
ered and confirmed pursuant tc
' hapter 00 of the Publlo Laws of
1913, and that summons has been
ssued returnable at the office of
he Clerk of the Superior Court of
Beaufort County on the 31st day of
Vuguirt, 1015.
Said land It situated la the Coun
?y of Beaufort, on the South Md*
>f Pamlico nivsp and U described
at follows:
Beginning at alt Iron post, which
Iron post li located South 43 degrees
-Cast 77 poles from the bridge at
^lat Swamp across Bath-Nnw Bern
-oad, running thence from raid iron
post North 14 8-4 East 9S poles,
:henoe South 84 1-4 Bast 60 poles,
?hence North t? 3-4 East 113 2 3
oolee, thence South 13 East 190
polee, thence North 88 8-4 East 400
poles, thence South 3 West 440
poles, thence North 87 We* 48
poles, thence North 3 East 88 poles,
thence South 77 West 8 1-2 poles,
thenee North 11 1-4 West 76 1-2
polee, thence 8outh 77 West 48
link*, thence North 11 2-4 West
2S4 po1?a, thenee flotifh 77 3-4 West
127 poles, thence flout* 11 $-4 East
127 pole?, thence South 78 West
41 poles, thence South 12 En/t 10
poles, thenct* South 73 West 28
joules. thence South 12 Last 23
poles, thence South 78 West 4 7
poles to tho Beaufort-Craven *coun
ty line, thence with said Beaufort
CravMi county line North 43 West
124 polos to the point of beginning.
And said parlies are further no
tified that upon their failure to ap
pear and answer Raid petition the
petitioners will apply to t.he Court
to hare paid land registered and
onflrmed pursuant to the laws of
1913. chapter 90.
This the 14th day of Jnne, 1916,
8EO A. PAUL.
Clerk of ibo Suptrior Court,
-15-8wo.
C<i?r!sh Ent*us>s?%i
j ./nuafiil wop* is r^sfclble ere* K
-ntb&slaain is tacking. but no on#
makes a a|ieu<1ld success without
I ^ringing l/> h'i task ..r^or lis well M
n(*.uftry. To love your work and bo
1 Ueve In its outcome nro est< ptlitl to ?
!?'.gh grade of nnhlevomeni. f'Hsrish
your enthusiasm*. Tq irv to succeed
without thyn 's as foolish M to tU
one band behind*' yo?i" u?flk and see
?hat you fan accord ^ yjfft
^ j
Ts|nl4?#.
The (sland of Trinidad li 65 ir.Ue*
ong sr.d 40 mllsa wide, and haa ?r
ire? of approximately 1,100 tquar#
ntles. A obain of mountains extendi
throughout Its length, the hlghesfc
^otn' of whlok is about U/ee IbotiniC
**et aboTs sea leraL
H hy Wisdom Teoth.
The so-oailed wisdom tef th am tfcs
?wo last molars to grow, vd th*y
hr.*e no real connection with the pow
aseslon of wisdom. They take thef;
name from the time of their snivel,
from twenty tr> twenty-fire years, At
which age the arerage pervor. Is e?r
posed to hkre reached ynirs of discre
tion. Catting one's wisdom rewtli
means si nTply arriving at the point Of
oompletetieee In physical equipment,
and hae n'O dlrent relats>n to menta*
equipment Th?. poiw?Mlon of these
Cfeth la no guaranty 0f wisdom. THoy
grow at ah, /ut the satM a?e U? people
>%eeti?r thev ei> w*?-? 0c,?
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