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try J. K. HOYT first
Country Correspondence
llICi SWAMP XEWH.
We have had much rain during
the last few days but most all the
farmers In this vicinity have tb?ir
fodder and tobacco housed and are
uow grading tobacco.
Albert Singleton and L. A. Jack
aon made-a flying trip 10 Beaufort
Sunday la'st.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H Jackson were
Washington visitor* Sunday.
Quite a number of our people
have been attending the protracted
m ettng at Old Ford this week.
I wrh glad to hear from the Mill
Road last week. Come again soon.
We people that live near Big
Swamp love to read good news and
what the Mill Road Itemlier sends
In la all good.
Wli'.v VVoolard carried some o:
hi* tobacco to the Washington mar
ket last Monday and on his return
he reported with a broad ?mile that
tobacco was selling good
Mrs. R. A. Singieton and little
?on. R. P. spent Sunday last with
her brother. Gi'brcy Ball, of Bra
men's Chapel.
A<a. Alb ri Ralph and Dave Sin
gleton attended a chicken ?tew at
the home of Jim Jackson near
JamesvlUe Tuesday night of last
week They report a fine time.
S. V. Bailum. of Jamcsvllle. was
In our vicinity today.
Wes Jackson, of Calf Branch, was
t in our midst Sunday morning.
Well, wp farmers are through
priming tobacco hut have not seen
any of our city friend? out to "clar
Ify their brains." helping us. Guess
they clarified them another way by
A WO.YT>ERFTL ANTISEPTIC.
Germ? and Infection aggravate
ailments and retard healing. Stop
that Infection ar once. Kill the
frms and get rid of the poisons.
For this purpose a single application
of Sloan'* Liniment not only kills
the pain hut destroys the germs
This neutralizes Infection and gives
nature awistancp by overcoming
congestion and gives a chance for
the fr?e and normal flow of the
blood. Sloan's Liniment is an emer
gency doctor and should be kept
rtonstnnlly on hand. 25c. ROc. The
11.00 *1** contain? six times as
much as rh*? 25c.
riding around and thinking bow |
they would feather their uests when
we sold ourt produce and they got
the money. But we farmers are not
go<ng to let them have It all. We
arc feoliig to try and live nearer at |
lion?e a" we do what la comfanded
for us to do a? the Good Book says
sweat of his brow, and we farmers
work all the time. We feed the
world and as there are so many
men who don't help, we women are
| doing their part.
| (It Is impossible for ub to print
your news exactly as you write It.
We always read it over and you
yourself must realiz that there are
dome mistakes in it. We have to
correct these before printing. Also,
you seem to have the wrong idea
of how this paper is published. "The
?ity people" don't do the writing
for it. They don't have half as
much to say as do the people In
the country?Editor)
KIVKK IIOAD STATION HKIKFH.
The many friends of Mr. J. J.
Whitley, our mail carrier, are glad
to know that he has resumed his
d u t lei after his vacation. Mr. Jack
son proved to be an excellent sub
stitute. was kind and obliging and
gained several new friends on the
way. However. Mr. Whitley Is al
ways missed whm absent from the
route. We sympathise with Mr.
Whitley for we have had five days
of continued stormy weather
Vand!" Waters of Plnotown, spent
Saturday and Sunday at River Road
the gut-si of Eber and Clyde AUI
good.
P. B. Ward, of Magnolia, went to
Norfolk last week.
Mrs C. C. Walker, of Aurora, has
been spending several days with
Mm. L. M. Sheppard at llolly Qlen
Mr. and Mrs. A. S Alllgood. of
West Point, have been visiting her
parents. Mr.,and Mrs Charles Alll
good. and J. T. Alllgood at Broad
1'reek; were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Alllgood at Magnolia one
day. spent Saturday night and Sun
lay with Mr. and Mrs C. F. Alll
good at River Koad. and returned
home Tuemlav
Mrs. L. M. Sheppard and children
of Holly Glen, and her guest. Mrs
C. r. Waller, of Aurora, were the
vuests of Mr*. A. R Alllgood on
Rath Hnad Thursday afternoon.
M i rs Rllen Proctor, who hait been
lsitlnK M la* l.Tle Alllgood at
Magnolia. returned to her home at
Greenville lh?t week. ^
Mina M M. Cherry. of Tarnarix,
Ma* hr- n quite s!rk for the last
week, la now some better.
ti+oTKe tfonnan. of Durham, has
'een spending Bov ral daya a? Rlr
?r Hnad a guest of J. Ft. Alllgood
ind family.
flip Next. Thing To Tli?? Pine
Format For C.^dda la?
Dr. Bell'* rine Tar-Honey, which
toe? to the vry root of cold trou
ble?. It clears the throat and gives
relief from that clogged and stuffed
'eetlng. The pines hav# evar b*en
'he friend of man In driving away
rolds. Moreover, the pine-honey
qualities are peculiarly effective In
flghtlng children's colds. Remem
ber that a cold broken at the start
greatly removes the posslWHty of
complications 2 Be.
WE ARE AGENTS
Iver Johnson, Reading
Standard, Emblem, Hudson
Dayton and Great Wester i
Bicycles sold for cash or on
time We also have the
mosi complete repair shoj
in the city all work guarar
teed'
D. R. CUTLER
Phone m
(By BMtn Pre#?)
Now Bera. Sept. I.?Whether the
Invention'of William Dixon, of OH
eau!. which ha claim? will pat
?top to a torpedo alter It haa be?
fired at a ahlp. will prov? to b?
?uccom. will bo prov?a in a f?w
day? when ofllclal teat? ara made of
It in N?u?e riv?r off Oriental. Lleat
ecant golila Conaor, D. 8. N.. amd
Instructor-Inspector of the North
Carolina Naval MlUtla and Inepeo
tor of the shells manufactured at
Raleigh, will go to Oriental wlthla
a day or two to inspect Mr. Dixon's
Invention and to see actual t<
made of It. The device is controlled
by electricity and Mr. Dixon claim?
that, if given eight second? warn
ing after a torpedo Is fired at a ship
he can prevent the minile from
striking the target, causing it to ex
plode harmle?aly in the water sev
eral hundred feet from the target.
He hag spent some time working ont
the details of th? contrivance and'
it Is claimed that -it has now been
perfected.
mi m
Sale? today were not as heavy at
they were the latter part of last
week, and the condition of the to
uxu-co^wat ju?ry much, better. there
fore prices showed an advance over
Fliday of from $2 to $4.
Th?> better grades, higher up th~!
?talk which showed up today sold!
Ire her than they have during the
sca on. and by the latter part of this
wrek our buyer? will all hav? orders
ft r ihtpe gt-ades. and wj? tfxpect
tlcui to sell well. The burnt end
totacco should be pulled off wh"n
grading is done, and the first pull
"rps should all be sold now as soon
as possible. The common plant bed
leaves are lower and will continue
:o sell low.
Some sales made today w? re as
i follows.
J C. Daniels. $9.75. $10, $11,
$11.75, *13. $16. $17.60.
Harris & Elks. $4, $8.50, $12.
$12.25.
W. T. Bennett. $6.26, $7.60. 9.76,
i $ 12. $13. $15. $19.
I Edwards & Warren, $13.25, $16.
Osca Woolard, $*.$11.50, $13.
White & Elks. $8 75, $10.75.
$12.25.
Yours truly.
SHCLBURNE^DAIIGHAM CO.
Atlanta, (la.?Dr. L. O. Hardman
went up to his Nacoochee Valley
farm recently, to superintend the
work preparatory to the excavation of
nn Indian mound which possesses an
bit < rrntlng history.
Thoro. Nacoocbee, an Indian prin
cer.s. *i? burled, and tradition holds
a fascinating romance connected with
her life and death.
Archeoioglsts. representing a New
York museum. will excavate the
mr-und In order to make a scientific
atudy of the lives of the race which
once Inhabited that, sectloa of the
country In the years sgo.
The utensils used, their war para
phernalia. and even the akeletona of
the peoples burled there, will afford
IntcrceMng research work.
All the Interesting excavations will
be esrried to the New York museum,
and the mound will be rebuilt just as
it standa today.
WOMAN WORKS IN TROUSERS
Attired Like ? Man, Miss F ran o? s
Cadero of Pennsylvania Runs
7?-Aors Form.
Con neti? vlilo. Pa.?Perry tonoshlp
has a woman who goes about her work
In a genalae mannish Sray. She Is
Miss France? Cadero, aged twtnty.
Alone she manages a 7*-aere fan*, in
cluding the care of alx horses and sev
eral cows.
This spring she pot out tea acres
of corn and several acre? of
Along with this sho "broke" two
colts.
Her fesher 111, her alother unable
to look after the far*, and her broth
era all away, ?he eboalderod the bar
den of uaoagJaf the (am.
She began tbrte years ago
eards woman's apparol aod 1
troaaers to the field aa* * tie |
When Crown Was In Pawn.
In former centuries the crown used
to be the 'avorlte way of raising
money, and the royal Jewels used
to be In pawn most of th? ume.
At the time of the coronation of
George IV the crown waa In pawn, and
was hired out for tha occasion at a
cost of $36.000. The kin? wanted to
buy it. but Lord Liverpool thought
It an unnecessary extravagance. Fi
nally they browbeat the poor pawn
broker down to $35,000, although the
crown waa then valued at $750,000,
and in celebration Oeorge IV had to
march through the streets for miles
wearing a 6V4-pound weight on his
hend.
INDIAN MOUND HAS STORY
Archeologlsts Will Make Excavations
In Order to Study Lives of
Ancient Rac?.
Attontlc City, N. J. Sept f9
sourcafnl In finding new *
Ik* timmcr girt. As? |
rcslgce In fnvor of her ^
dlecoToro4 %
which neltho# ^
her Maty nor dine tk? ?
of bar Banhlng eyae. On the
trary, aa aha h era? If known quite I
well, thin boardwalk (naklon adds!
to bar charm
It In a tiny scrap of block tulle!
or chiffon drawn tightly orar t?e|
to tha tip of tha noon. It
m lick Ilka tba old-fashioned
mil. hot It hnan't tba
that tba rail bad.
of tho eummer girl's hair showsl
and therefore It doea not need to
be confined
Yet tba maik la considered quite
oaaentlnl to the promenade cos
tumes. 8otne fair pedcnCiCaaa In
tbelr white snita. colorful awantars
and shade hats wear n mnak made
of on? thickness of whlta malina
overlaid by another of btnck.
PERSONALS
Mnrlin Dunston. who hu been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hodges, has returned" to his horns
in Alabama.
arrived In the city yesterday in or
der to attend thr funeral of
father, C. A. Campbell.
? ? ? ?
Jerry Neubold, of Hertford, was
In the city yesterday on a visit to
rriends. H? left today for Wake j
Forest. i
? ? ? ?
Charles Hootcn, of City Point,
Va.. spent yesterday in Washington
visiting friends.
? ? ? ?
Miss Fannie Edwards has accept
ed a position with Bowers Brothers
Company.
? ? * ?
Charles Spruill left yeeterday for
Willlamston on a business trip. <
? ? ? ?
Mrs. D. W. Bell has returned
home from Seven Springs, where
she ha? been spending rome time.
? ? ? ?
C. F. Bland, manager of the Har
ris Hardware Company, Is in Beau
fort today on business.
turned from New York and other
fillet, where the? have been pur
chasing their fall and winter atock
of good*. j
? ? ? ?
Miat Dora Flynn, of Baltimore, I
arrived 1? the city yeaterday and
will make her home In the future
with her brother, C. A. Flynn. at
Washington Park.
? tee
Miss Oertrnde Person, of Pre*
moot, and W. A. Darden, of New
York, arrlted In the city yeaterday
from Precmont, and art tht gutata
of Mlaa Jennie Co*.
e e e ? t
Miss LtlMan Campbell la expected
hotne today from Waterbury, Conn.
'.vhere she haa been vlaltlng.
? ? ? ?
It. O. Martin, of Belharen, spent
yesterday la the city with friend*.
J. D. Woolard, of Roberaonrllle,
wan among the oat of town Tlaltora
io Washington yeaterday.
? t ? ?
(ieorge Ofeen, Jr., of New Bern,
who ia welf known locally, ?pent
jentrrday with friends in the city.
* a ? ? .
N. Hmry.. Oharlea, Fred and Al
len Moore want down the rWer yea
t#rdny afternoon aa far aa Pa in Mo
Hearh In tharapeed boat. Bo Ixmg.
? ? a ? ?
captain Littler, a well known
clttzen of Washington, had the mla
fortune of falling down Saturday
afternoon and breaking hla hip.
? a ? ?
Thoma? Wharton, of Oreenvllle,
?pant yaatardqj with frienda In
WaahlngtoB. i
t a ? ?
B. C. Farwall, of New Bars, waa
??an on tka atraeta oC*4ha city thla
morning.
with friend? In OreenTille
? ? ? ?
Mrs. B?n Oodley, of Chocowlnliy,
la the guMt of Mr*. W. A. Blount
today.
e- o"e o
Andrew Jaekann, of BelhaTen, wfti
among the otft of town rUltors In
the city today. t
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Oecar A boo tU * rUttor Is
Ortenviti? rKf?*r ?fursoon
? 4 ? ?
W. R. HdD?Tm ip.ut Dnlir with
kl* m, CUTlH Bt *1?.
** . ~\vV
te tk# te
la thkr ?117
u4 If mm* of ta tfo tot i?t o?t
p rlatlou mad? ter tU
the work will k? materially
UKYA2TS DAI
of BM? Bnitt'i oMmc|
daughter, who U the wlfa Of OapC.
Reginald Owes of tho British army
?o pmwit to ? to fyjpt
orn taor
Mr*. Owen
her Ubi to
aacistlng tho Brltlefe flghtta#
Copt. Owm recontly hoe bot
moted and t? now doteg 1as
luty bftwMo Turkey ud Bgypt. In
formation received by a Waablag
toa friend of Mrs. Owm today said
hat one-half of the men under
Copt. Owen's command bar* boon
-MUod and that hla wife Is anxious
about bin.
Mrs. Owen will leave bor Uttlo
Tlrl. Kitty Ixorltt, la a school In
England and tak? with bor to Bgypt
her son, Bryan Loorttt.
IM>YD6 INVADE WASHINGTON.
George R. Boyd. Jameo R.
George Loo Boyd, WMm Boyd? WL
W. Boyd and O. A. Boyd of Plao
town, were la tho city today, at
tending tho mooting of tho Board
of Edaeatloa.
ZKB mm MAD.
prominent resident of this city. died
hrre rsaterday. Mr. Rlaos sobered
from tuberculosa*. . He wf you
known In this section of tho State.
TKAMBTKR CHARGED WlSP
oruMvn to animal*
Klnston. Sept. ?.?ft, M.'Beoeley,
a team contractor, will bo tried In
the local court today, chargod with
cruelty to animals.
HAPPY WOMEN
Rcaty Of *
Go
Wouldn't any woman bo happy.
A ft or yearn of taelMk? suffering.
Dajg of mloory. nights of unroot,
Tho d lat roes of urinary troublea.
When obe flnda rrolom.
Many reader* wttl profit by tho
foilowtll'
Mlaa Ltllle O. Dot!a, 10? B. Sec
ond St. Waahlngton. says "A Pe
rece spoil of Kokso? left my kld
aoya weak. 1 had a daU. nagging
paia ttaroegh my *atk. la tho
mora lag 1 waa ooro aad ?tiff, aad
after etttlng tor awhtlo. H waa as1
'Hart fir mo to straighten. After
using two bonee of Doan'a Kidney
Pills, I woo relieved of all symptoms I
of tho com plaint. I think Doaa's
Kidney PI|lo are a spleadM kidney
tonic."
Prlee He, at all dealers. Den?
simply art for o hldney remedy?
got Doan'a Kidney Pills?the asao
that Mlaa Deris had. Postor-lfll
bnrn Co.. Props..^Buffalo, N. T,
That alocdsh lira with I la tluc
|M ?? ol UU k what roke. t h?
world look mo terk at time? . Dr.
Klaf'i Now LUo Pills so MraitlU to
tke root of tha dlBeolty fer wakiug
the act km of (bo lira and la
Dr. KUg'i Now
the koval* to aot
HKattMiil 4rlT* away those
"meodr layw." II? a botUa.
?We win try to bata th*
*rt tp^k of t*e trtann*
race i is ? ir "\(%, '
mm of propriety, al
imr? you theee are aee
I?0? U4 lot *e dlaphcaoua skirt Ml
?New York World
North Carolina Heaafort County.
la tka Superior Court.
W. A. WInstead
TS.
Salti? w Instead.
The defeadant above named will
taka aotfoe that a* action entitled
aa above ha? baen oommeneed in tha
Superior Court ot lleaufort County
Is which tha plaintiff la aaklac for
aa abaolste divorce from tka bonds
of matrlMoay, aad tka Mid defend
ast will further taka aottoe that aha
la required to appear at tka term of
tka Saperiar Court of said County to
bo held oa the let Monday In Octo
ber. 1111. at tha Coartheuee In eald
County la WaaklaftoA. N. p., aad
aaewer ar demur to tke eomplalat
la said act lea, or the plalatlf win
apply to th* Ceurt for the relief
demanded la said eompUiat.
Tkl. STtk day ot A ara?. 1*11.
too. A. PADU
dark ttaariar 00?%
J. D. PAUL.,
Attoraer far PllaatlR.
HH??
?WP0 II
Fall Sbow tor t?oU? Hdiw and goa
ttemen. Whether you purchase or
not, it wtO glv* us great pleasure to
let us show you our many styles.
PRICES ARE RIGHT.
? the hub
' ItJSMIII * ?????V
Mr. Merchant:
Your advertisement m this space
would be read by over ZjOOO persons in
Beaufort county. They would read it
with the same interest that you are
reading. this.
Why not advertise your goods? Let
the people know of the bargains you
have to offer and you wfl{he amply re
paid for the amount you expend in ad
vertising.
The fa)) season of business is just
commencing. Don't let your competitor
secure all the trade?grab some of it for
yourself.
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