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Rsleigh. N. C-. 8ept. 1. ? The
fourth week of the eeeond antl-ty
?ho!d State aad county -campaign
report* 22,384 Ml the tot^i number
)f persona in tbe Are counties tak
ing the vtcclae treatment. Halifax 1
ie still leading with ? number- of
7,738 with Iredell following with .
6.834, Next In ltee. la Wilton with
3,80} followed b j Edgecombe. 2,118
and' Wayne 2.08&.
U^la gratifying that the intereat
:n this line of public health work
npt waning though summer with
ita hot weather and flies/ the aeu
.on when infection la considered
greatest, has almost counted .the
sands.
What mar be termed the third
Stato and oounty anti-typhoid cam
paign Is ready to start in Warren
*nd Craven counties. -September 13
will launch the movement in then
ouatles In full force and order.
It la expected that the end of
next week will show a total num
ber of complete immunisations or
hreo treatments for the second
Ntmrslgn amounting to near 25.
>00. Lee oounty's total of three
?omj>!ete treatments' will be lnclud
d la this number.
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m pif
London, Sept. 1.? Despite the al
Irged German "peace feelers," the
United Press Is ahle to state on th
highest authority that the peac
Uustlon. so far as Bng'.and is con
^rced. .is unchanged. Some Social
:?t leaders faror e'ndfng tbe war.
Ndther official circles nor th
-general public are Inclined to ac
eept peace at (his time, honorable
or otherwise. England la determin
ed to drive the Germans out o
Franco and Belgium.
GEHIIS REM
mmrn
Ptrlla. Mfet.' r-Mllllirj np
plio* are beliMr*lthdi*j?ii from Ik*
Fortr??? ot Qrortno, Oirmin *rii
?trt Jfttny i*9?Tt?<V >ctn?( ?*?
uttlofi tr th? RumUbi U expected
?oon.;.Th? *r? pr/p?rln*
to nfflfcit to'lk* I.ldk tu?**>7 The
0?rm>ni are on th? touthwut ot
warn
MIIEl
Shelby, Sept. 1. ? ? loving couple
walked Into Shelby Sunday after
noon on matrimony intent. They,
bllrdened with a load of lore, wish
ed to walls- together In double bar
nee*. but the groom-to-be had only
41-1* caeh. Much love and a little
mouey were tot eufflclent for a $3
marriage fee and' 10-cent revenue
jtamp, eo George Moore and J. M.
J^lllotttookmp a '.collection to help
the good cauae along. They aecured
the amount (or the license leaving
ihe groom to pay1 his all to the aquire
Vlr. T. K. Barnett. 80. W. M. Har
rfr, aged 88, and Mra. Sarah Docle
Miller with fonr chll^jrn, were unit
ed'' on the court house portloo In
the preaenee of 75 epeetatora. After
the ceremony the couple departed
for Beam'a Mill.
North Carolina ? Beaufort County.
In the Superior Court,
f. H. Blount
?f.
1 Wm. Knight.
The defendant abor# named will
ike notice that an action entitled
as above hat been commenced IB
'.ho 8 ti par lor Court of Beaufort
County wherein the plaintiff sues to
-ecorer the sum of Two Hundred
Three and 11.100 (MOI.fiS) Dol
lars. and that a warrant of attach
ment has Issued against the prop
erty of the defendant
Defendant Will 'further take no
tice: That said suit li returnable
n the Superior Court, before the
Judge, on Monday. October 4th.
1915, at the Court houae In Waah
ington. in said County of Beaufort
nd defendant will further take no
'ce that upon hla failure to appear
nd aoawer or demur to the com
>?alnt which will be filed in raid
ause within the flrat three days of
aid term that the plaintiff will take
'udgmrnt against him.
This the 80th day of Auguet, 1918.
OEO. A. PAUL.
Clerk Superior Court.
1-81-4we.
North Carolina.
Beaufort County
rhomss Bailey
'Vta.
Arthur Bailor et al.
Andrew Bailor, on* of tho de
fendants la tbo above ontltlod ac
tion, will- take notice that an action
?tat boon commerced la tbo Super
ior Court of Beaufort Couty before
th* Clerk for the purpoee of par
titioning among the helra at laws
of Christopher Bailey certain land*
la the County of Beaufort of which
-die eald* Christopher Bailey died
iaed and
^efeodani
_ t will farther Uke no
tice that aald action Is returnable
|efofe; the Clerk of the Superior
Cqjirt, at bis ofrfce, In the Court
ho ate. la said County of Baaafort.
| tu^ Washington. on Oetober let*
lf% ?**? ihmt upon Ike defendant'#
fallum to appear and in.wrr <
huor to the complaint which hae
been flfw int hts cause that the
IT will dtmaad Judfasnt up
? return date thereof.
This thP ? oth day of Aa?p?t% Hit.
[ OfK>. A. PAUL,
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GEO. ARAMOONIE
131 E- Main Street, Washington. N. C
LacBm and Men's Custom Taiior.
yo mr
Tale of "Uflfr," Scarred Hero ol
t Hundred Battles.
*"*? Coroaral'e atrlpea
UK* *? trWl* T roops In North
?* ftmrnm A Challenge
*1,"t Cfma of Jt.
By QKOR&E UUPREtNE.
UUinMt.nl Maara Cervlee Corraapondtot
?*? *riy dare of this
-?r. Ogly aorainblrd aehore la north
?t frtam ? ttowaway on oa? of u,e
Itckau Ha ??s a khaki
tiete* ew of the boat dlareputable
?WOIUOI Nobody a doc; but wttb
? ml ao ton ad to the doinga of eol
dlera that aa MM M ba dlecorered
that tba mat game wma going on. be
mn to ba In It and af.lt Hinat
natural lighter, acorod and acarrad
with a boodrad haltlaa
thay attached bin here to B. X.
"W aort or Jcb that's
going at tba bae? "B"? ataadlns for
km. and -x- bains the recojnlied
algebraic aymbol allying ,n UD.
known quantity. Ho was ptgned on 1
A. 8. C. (Plckford'a Ugbt florae)
to doal wttb tba rata which rayaee
tba balea down by tba dpeks Like
tba into later of monitions he wna
glran a free band with bla aub'cct.
?ad ao auccoaafol was bo with theso
*my.Jaok?tod naols that be soon re
ealyad a corporal's atrlpea, doublo ra
tlona (ho dearly lorea jam), and tbo
offer, after anothar elngularly auccesa
f?l raid among the rodents, of s com
sslaalon Thla laat be refused declar
ing that ho would nerer leave the
?Mb.
WTl proweaa waa nolaod abroad.
J **chad the fighting line. O. H. Q
Mard of It, ao that preaently a dusty
~ T. drlrer, pulling op bla car amid
tho ahell-atrewn debrla of tho dock
handed a packet to the young oncer
In charge, demanding a speedy an
?war. The communication read as fol
loira:
BatUr??* Rl?f. Tueadny
a???.? ? ?,. dfMt Bnd thf
n*ht*r In Flanders. Wt hereby
ch*Uenito Corporal IfgTy, A. 8, C to
"J**! Sergeant Bmller . Q. If. Q.. to" Vl*ht
h?nrtrr^t Rt *ny
"P?1 Within or without the mem
?SL. mc^r denrn *j
Inquiries ware Immediately made an
to the standing, akin and fighting
Weight Of Sergeant Bmller. and thoae ,
being considered aatiafactory. the chal
lenge waa accepted, and Ufly was put
tnto strict training, much to his dla
nat
A heary book was made on the
forthcoming oombat. and when the
tanae evening of the meeting of these
fowling Oraeka arrived. the arena
waa packed with an eager, brown,
faaed crowd, all a-throb with the
?waet pleasures of anticipation. 8er- !
t??nt 8mller arrived, due to time, Jn
a carefully corded biscuit bo*.
already In possession of
the Hoor. striding ap and down In tbf?
llerce pride of ownership, and snari
lag a challenge to the whole category
of Cm ft a.
The bo* waa dragged Into the ring,
the corda unlaced, the lid ralaed. the
cat* tipped at the necessary angle
by a brave Tommy, who leaped back
over the parapet as with a roar the
Incarcerated thunderstorm hurled
himself into the llsta
Alert, savage and with hla back hair
bristling. Ugly crouched for the
spring?crouched, and then eat down
hard in absolute amazement; for
there In front of him was bla exact,
bla complete double in size and abape
and color. Sergeant Bmller also
crouched and sat down auddenly, as
If frosen to the floor. In the alienee
which followa, the breathing of the
two doga could be heard? Jerkily,
like the apurta of a aouthweat squall
at aea.
Then, with a glad gurgle of canine
melody, the two animals flung them
selves Into one another's arma in a
brotherly careea, in which yapa of Joy
were mingled with yelpa of rem
iniscence, almost tear compelling to
the sentimental eoldiera gathered
around, pior none could fall to read
the riddle.
Corporal Ugly and Sergeant Bmller
were twins, and this was their first
meeting since puppyhood. Truth Is
sometimes stranger than Action. This
Is a true tale, and the British army Is
still laughing over it A good ch tickle
now and again is a tonic.
NABBED ON ALLURING SOIL
Escaped Horse Thief Comti Back to
Old Been as and Landa In
Prlaon.
Bismarck, N. D.? Edward Molea.
who escaped from the penitentiary
tlvee years ago, after serving one
month of a four-year aentence for I
horae stealing, waa returned to the
Institution a few daya ago from Mar !
rnarth, where he waa arreated while ]
taking part In a circus parade.
Molen went from hare to .Tacoma,
Wash., where he shipped to Liverpool
and from tkere to porta on tho Black .
eea.
A year ago he returned to this conn |
try aod gradually worked his way
back to the scene of crime for which
lie was sentenced. I
Farmer Kills Sic Owl.
Hastings. Mich.? Norman Chambers
of Baltimore township hgg kilted one
of the largest owls ever seen hi this
vicinity. Tha Mrd, whisk was brown
and wbn? In color mpasnred almost
?vs feet from tip to fly. tU syst WSff
J*o hMMl )? ?)???"? | _
CBjr Eastern Press)
Kloston, 8ept. 'I. ? A yACkbouae,
bars and stables, two mules and a
horse and lar ge quantities of corn,
tobacco and hay wore burned on
tbe farm of W. C. Dupree, a short
dlstar.ee weal of tbe cltr Monday
night during a hard electrical storm.
Lightning started t^e blaae. The
Ore had gained consldorable bead
way b' fore Mr. Dupree and his
family, who were In their home, dis
covered It. Neighbors and people
from the city assisted in efforts to
extinguish it, without ariui.
The damage, ncludlng animals,
buildings and produce, was fully
$4,000, with $800 insurance. Th*
Are burned out shortly after 11 o'
clock. Tbe mules and horao cre
mated were of considerable value.
NOTICE OF HALE.
North Carolina ? Beaufort County.
Superior Court ? Before the Clerk
Jennie Sparrow, Harry McMul'.an,
and Jolin O. Toolty,
vs.
Elizabeth Moore and George Moore.
Under and by virtue of a decree
of the Superior Court of Beaufort
County, North Carolina, in the above
entitled proceeding, the undersign
ed, as Comm'.saloner, will, on the
3t0h day of September, 1?16, at 12
Noon, sell, at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, before
the Court House door of Beaufort
County, North 'Carolina, the follow
ing described real estate, vis:
Situated in the State of North
Carolina, County of Beaufort, and
in Bath Township, which is bound
ed nnd described as follows: Be
ginning at a marked corner, kuown
as the Eborn corner, and running
N. 87 degrees 46 min. W. 546 feet
to a stump; thence N. 16 degrees
30 mln. E. 2020 feet to an iron axle
on the public rqfld, known as the
Garden's Creek road; thence with
the (.aid road Westerdarly to the lino
of Cablu Branch; thence with the
run of the said branch 6- 60 E. 36
pol' 8, It being the line of the John
L. Roper Lumber Co.'s Satchwell
i land; tcnce with the said John L.
Roper Lumber Co.'s line, the sam?
being a marked lino. 8 26 W. 1749
feet, to the said John L. . Hop r
Lumber Co.'* Southeast corner
the said Satchwell land; thence N
70 degrees 30 m'.n. W. 9 4 8 feet to
'lie beginning; containing 60 acrrs,
more or less; as survey?* by M. M.
Worthlngton on or about June 8th,
1915, the courses herein given bo
log magnetic as of thatdate.
Dated and posted August 30th.
1916..
A. D. MacLBAN,
Commissioner.
8-31-4wc.
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A Stale School to train teachers for the Public Schools
of North Carolina. Every energy it directed to this one
purpose. Tuition free to *11 who agree to teach. Fall
term becius September 21, 1915.
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EGYPT HAS A 10 P. M. "LID"1
Drink Dispensaries, Theater* and
Cafes Foroed to Cloae early by
Naw Rula.
Cairo. ? Barly eloslnf la the rule In
Egypt, and follows the prohibition of
the sale of abalntbn. Id Cairo, Alex
andria, the canal. 8uec and elsewhere
within a radius of Ave mllna nf any
military ctmp the aale of alcoholic
llq4!o?fe^>f any sort la stopped at ten
o'clock at night and It not allowed to
begin until the following morning. Ten
o'clock closing Is also oompulsory In
theso districts for all cafes, restau
rants and theaters. The early clos
ing. combined with the half lighting of
the streets, which la purely a wear
ure of economy, he*? given rlss to the
bollef among the natives that Zeppe
lins are stationed In Syria and Intend
tp raid Bgyj*.
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