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WASHiXGTON, NORTH CAROL tK A, OCT. 23, 1915.
Four mere days until Wednesday; the day to which all Wash
ington b looking forward. That meeting at the Elks' home is going
to be one of the moat important ever held in thia city,
By the way, we dont' want to^ forget that the Elks of North Caro
lina are going to viait us in a few abort months and that it'8 going
to take some little time to make preparation for their stay in Wash
ington.
Now that the fair is over at Kajeigh, we suppose that Co], Britton
i a perfectly willing to let it rain again for a day or two.
WEDNESDAY NIGIITS MEETING.
*
From information gleaned from members of The committee, which
lia* in charge the arrangements for Wednesday night's mooting and
?*?uioker,J of the Chamber of Commerce, indications are that the
?ubject of good roads in Beaufort county will form one of the prin
cipal topics of discussion.
It is sincerely hoped by the progressive residents of the com
munity that some definite steps will be taken in the near future f?>r
improving the roads of the county. This is the most vital matr.?r
that could bo taken up at tho mooting next week and we are glad lo
know that it will bo given an airing.
Tho sentiment for good roads is spreading to the most remote part
of the county. At one time, the majority of the farmers appeared
to be against the movement, but they are daily beginning to reali/.(
Ehe important part (hat good roads play in their welfare and how
badly improvements are needed.
Generally, when the subject uf good roads is broached, one of the
great objections to the projoct is: "I don't care anything about the
roads. I don't own an automobile and I never travel them. What
good will they do mo^"
Directly or indirectly, such improvements arc of benefit, to cr-7.
resident of the community. They permit the farmer to make more
froquent trips to town to mako his purchases; they establish closer
relationship with other towns; thoy bring about hotter business for
the local stores ; they enhance the value of property and thoy work
for the hotter development of both city and country to a greater extent
than any other single project there is.
Beaufort county has long had cause to feel ashamed of its roads
Something must be done. At Wednesday night's meeting, acme of
tho prominent business men and farmers, who will bo present at thai
time, will undoubtedly be able to advance some suggestions relative
to the best way to secure better roads for this community.
EXHIBITS AT THE FAIR.
Local residents, who visited the fair at Raleigh this week, rc-i
turned homo with high praise for the way the Beaufort county e.\
habit wai displayed. All of them declared that the exhibit attracted
great attention and was the means of advertising the resources ol
this ?ection in a most advantageous manner.
To a largo extent the success of the exhibit lies in the fact thif
the farmers began making preparations early, and were thus enabled
to send off their beat produce. The Daily X^ws suggested the ox
hi bit over two months ago and urged the farmers to show some of
their produce at Kaleigh. The Chamber of Commerce then ap
pointed a committee, consisting of J. F. Latham chairman, W. M
Kear and J. E. Corey, who attended to securing the exhibits. Mr
Latham personally attended to the display at the fair.
It in advertising of this nature that produce the beat results ane1!
the people of Beaufort county may well feel proud of the fine exhibit'
fhev icnt off and which were admired by thousands of persona.
We urge Crumpler to forget about bis "bivalves" by Thanksgiving
and endeavor to scare up a turkey or two by that date. We will
anxiously awn it the antioiuiceinent of hia success
?Judging f ron i the last two or three issues of the Greenville lie i
Hector. one in almost lead to t*?lieve that that paper is advocating I
the organization of a Chamber of Commerce. I
A DIFFERENT KIND OF A PRESIDENT.
In almost every way, Wilson has proven biuisolf to be of a dif I
ferent type of president tiian any who have previously filled th.
chair. He is a decidedly new kind of a character and many pernow
undoubtedly have difficulty in deciding how he stands iu their minds
Washington and Lincoln weTe of ther type that inspire love
Jackson and Garfield appealed to the people as military heroes
Jefferson as the greatest of statesmen. Roosevelt as a hero to th
common people, others made no special appeal, Wilson ? and then
lies a problem.
Ho is not the kind of a man to inspire love, no matter how mucl
he does for our people. He is not of the "hero" type, and one ma;
be decidedly sure that when his work is over as president of th<
United States, ho will not spend his time travelling and makim
speeches. He appears to the majority of people as a dignified
somewhat cold and reserved type of man, a man who goe* about hi
work in a quiet but determined manner, in whom they may put im
p licit trust and faith and who may always be expected to do th
right thing. One would feel out of place to say they loved him I
fin somehow teems too- aloof for that. The only sentiment left
Caen, is respect, and that it probably th? feeling with which th
president is held by most of the people in the United States.
But that respect is sincere and deep? a feeling which any ma.
jnifht wll be proud to |tir. * ' . t ?<+*"'
DR. ARM ISTEAD K. TA YLOE
Gifted young surgeon who left yaaterday for Boston, Mun? to at
tend the clinical congreea of aorgvoaa of. North America, which &>nYenea
n that city Monday. Dr. Taylo#, according to the program of the con
?re3?, will make an addraaa' bafor* tba convention on an Important mat
er pertaining to surgery. Ha la racogninod a* one of the heat surgeons
u the State.
.401 Caliber
Self -Loading
Rifle
As the recoil is utilized to re
load this rifle, it is only necessary
b pull the trigger for each shot.
This makes it possible to shoot
tiua fiflc with great rapidity. Tho^
five shots which the magazine
holds can be poured into an animal
so last that the cumulative shocking
effect is so tremendous that it will
stop almost any species of big game.
Magazines can be exchanged in an
instant, which makes it easy to Bhoot a
series of shots from this rifle very rapidly.
The working parts and the receiver, guard
and barrel are made of Nickel steel which
gives them strength to withstand the strain
of such a heavy cartridge. Ask your gun
dealer to show you a Winchester Model 1910.
It Hits Like The Hammer Of Thor.
V1n*g*r in ink.
'?*7 Ofw?n Ink aMm thla.fr or ?v,
cauacd by lbs action of tfe
*. A few drops of vinegar p*?t in*
he Ink ?rill make It usable again. \n
to batter ?l*u U to k??p the U* Iff1
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NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power* of sale
contained Id three several mort
gages, one executed by J. E. Adams
dated March . . , 1911, duly renordod
'n the office of the Register of Deeds
of Beaufort County In Book 67 at
?are 531, another dated June 2.
1913, erccuted by J. E. Adams, duly
-ecorded In the office of the Register
of 'Deeds of Beaufort County In
look 74 at Page 305. and another
lated Decembor 28, 1914, executed
>y J. K. Adams and B. H. Whltford,
| (trading as J. E. Adams A Com
| inny), duly recorded In the office
I ->t the Register of Deeds of Beaufort
County In Book 185 at Page 448.
\U of which mortgages are executed
to E. R. Mlxon & Co., the under
tlgned will, on Monday, the 8th day
->f November. 1915, at 1? o'clock
noon, at the store building on th<"
North side of Main street. Washing
on. North Carolina, now occupied by
T. E. Adams A Co., a? a place of
*mslnrss, sell at public auction to
he highest bidder for cash all o'
hat stock of goods, wares, merchan
Use. and store fixtures which may
now or at the time of sale be con
alned In dr about the slid itor'
building occupied by the said J. T
\dams it Co., and all notes, accountr
ind choses in action or otber erf"
iencet of indebtedness to the said
' E. Adams A Co. doe or to become
lue and payable to the raid J. F
\dams ft Co. in connection with the
Aid business for goods sold or cred
it extended.
An inventory of the property to
"?e sold will be exhibited to Any p^r
<on Interested therein In eofonectlpn
with said eale.
II.
?titwro. it tu otat *mrr
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I have this day qualified as admlo
istrator of th* estate of Allen Wat
son before the clerk of the Super
ior court. All persons holding claims
against said estate are requested to
prevent them to mo. duly verified
All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make an Immediate
settlement.
ThU 16th day of October, 1916.
J. E. COOPER.
10-15-6W*.
Grave Digger* In Black.
Sacramento. Cal. ? Black gowns, ap
propriate to the occasion, will in the
future be worn by grave diggers at
the cemetery When they participate In
funeral services and assist in the low
ering of eofflns. Commissioner Sim
mons made this order a few days ago,
as he Is of the opinion that the ap
pearance of these men in their work
ing clothe* is hardly appropriate.
K 111*4 Horned Rabbit.
Roscoe, T**.? Another horned rah
bit was killed near here a few day*
ago by W. A. Ater of Ro*coe. It was
the aeooud cottontail with horns to b*
iMttd In Texas, and leads to the con
elusion cn the part of local scientists
that thar* I* a distinct breed of this
species.
XOT1CE OK MOBTOAGK BALK ,
rruit c
Bj Tlrtao ot tho )0<v of ?le '
tontaln * ir. * certain Deed ol Trtwt.
of April 15. 1?#J. ot the WulUlllin
Light and Water Company to The
Title Guaranty and Tru?v Company
Of Beraotca, Peon'a. recorded In tfco
office of (be .Register of l>?ed? of
Oeaefort County. North Carolina. In
Book 117. pas pa 186 to 208 tmeln
and of
transfer or trusteeship purauant tol
Artie e Fifteenth of the mortgage.
whereby the trust*?" ? "?
The Title Qu ?
iptiay of. 3c ran ton. ]
deniigned, which
corded, January II, J
offlce ta Book 144 At j.
| having been made la I
ment for upwards of two ye
pest of the latereet oa the boada by
said mortgage aecured. and tho
whole prlnclapl debt haWng there
by matured and become payable,
and demand having hern made
therefor by the holders of all the
bonds outstanding.) the nn darken
ed wtir on Friday, the twelfth day
for November A. D. 1916, at fwslve
o'clock noon, at the door of tb'
Court Houae of Beaufort County, in
the city of Washington, North Car
olina. sell to the highest bidder the
following described land, franchises,
etc., to-wit:
The fltat tract In eaid mortgage
described, being situate in the oity
of Washington, Beaufort County.
North .Carolina, known and desig
nated in the plan of that part of
said town or city as Van Norden
Tow?, as Lot Number fourteen (14)
and is the lot on which the Oa:
I Icuee i? situated and which front*
in Third Street, contain ing nlnoty
Ive (95) feet frontage "On Third
| street, and running back towards
Second Street by parallel linea two
Tundred and ten (210) feet.
Also the gas plant of the com
pany, together with all tnbiag, pipes,
nop boxes, gas wrvlces, machinery,
*as houses, tanks, buildings, Im.
provements, erections, superstruc
tures, tools, gnagea, cocks, valves,
boilers, meters and meter teeters.
Alao tho rights and franchise*
from the town and ctty of Washing
'.on to operate a gas plant.
I And all lands, premises, plants,
"ontracta, leases, rights, licenses,
casements, franchises and privileges
| *hd property of every kind and de
scription whatsoever, real, personal
and mixed, of 4he said Company, and
i -Thereaoever situated; together with
Viand singular the easements, bet
termtaf. jjinJSBiSss^
tenaneea belonging to the said prem
ises, or in any wise thereunto ap
pertaining 'together with the* rever
ions, remainders, income, rents, is
| nes, and profits thereof and all the
estate, right, title, interest, prop
?rty, possession, claim and demand
I ^f the Company of, In and to the
?ame and every part .thereof, with
he appurtenances, whether at law
I or in equity.
Terms cash, but attention is call
d to the last sentence of said arti
I cle relative to the application of
bonds in payment of any bid.
THE 8CRANTON TRU8T
COMPANY. TRUSTEE.
October II, 1915.
1 1 0-1 1-4 wo.
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
&rt Hutuad, With AU if CartM,
Eifeeta Her DiEnruei.
Medicines patched me up tor awhile
but then I would get worse again. Final
ly, mj tjaband <?rtded he SStodEKo
rrartatA
I tare induced many of my Mends to
-r Cardul ?nd they all aay they hart
been benefited by Ita use. Yhere new
m been, and never will be, a medlctna
? c<wnpare with Caidui. I believe it if
',i? medtdae tor all woouuly iron.
Nee."
For oyer 50 yean. Cardul Has beea rs
?if vingf woman's sulferings and baUdlna
weak women up to heaHbi and stre??th.
II you are a woman, give It a (air trial.
II should surely help you, a* It has ,
nlll Km others.
Oet a bottle ot Cardid to-dBy.
Subscribe to Dally News
J. LBOW WOOD JAMB* W. O Ml
Member* Km Tort Cotloi Kichaa??
J. LEON WOOD & GO.
BANKERS and BROKERS.
Itook* Boid*. OMtoa. Or*ln ni Proruton., tt Float #troot
CtrHBUr Building. Norfolk, V?.
Prl?o?o tlw to Nov Tork Stock tirtuil Cklcwo Boor?
Tro?o ud ottw Huill|! ruton
OorroovoXonoo roopootfotlj lollcltod.
liToitmo*! ud wcoool* glra ?rof?I ?Uo?tto*
branch making out o( Pnn?o Creek
?' no Iron pips, thence North ?0
w?t ?? po.ee is a gam tit Iron
plpe; theoce North so decree* ?(
mtnutee But 1?*1 feet te an iraa
pipe on the edge of Derdeo. Creek,
thence ecroaa Dard?m Creek North
il degrees 10 m'jntH Baet ttt feet
to an iron pipe oa (he North ed|e
of Dardent Creek, thane- North It
degree* 4t minutes Weat ltll feat
to aa iraa pipe, thesee North H 4e
greea Weal t ?<? "feat to aa Iran pips,
then** Booth < d agree. II minute!
Weat I14l<eat to aa iron pipe.
feat t* an Iran pip*, thence Soath I
decree* 10 mlnatea Welt 111 feat
te an lroa pipe, thence loath 4 de
gree* i? mtnnlea Waa( 111 teat to
aa lroa pipe. thcBM Couth f degrees
We?t IOC fMt to aa lroa pipe. theace
South 24 degrees SO minutes East
2018 feet to aa lroa pipe In a ditch
making out of the ?mall branch orj
gut from Pungo Crook, thenco down!
said ditch, branch or cat to Pun'goJ
Crook, thence Eastward!/ with Pan
go Crook to the beginning, contain-!
ing S61 acrot.
The defeadaats aboro named and
all other* who may bo in anywise
Interested In said land are farther
notified that said proceeding Is re
turnable before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Beaufort County
on Wednesday. December 1st, 1016.
and- that th?y are required to fllei
their answer to the petition assert- J
tog and settiaf op aay claim that
they may have to said land; and all
persons failing to answer or demur
to the petition will be bound by ail
orders and decrees entered in said
proceeding. >4"
This the S4th day of September,
1?15.
OBO. A. PAUL, f
Clerk Superior Court.
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NOTICE OF BfMMOlU
North Carolina, Beaufort Oonnlr. '
Superior Court, Nntebn Tarm.
1111. , .
Prank Hart, ?
n. ?i.i.f
Maria* Hart.
Tha dafendant Marina Hart will
tak* not lea:
That an action baa b?an InatUutari
la tha Superior Court of Beaufort
Conntjr, North Oarallaa. wbaralr
Prank Hart la platntlS and ahe, aald
Marina Hart, la dafandaut. latnnun
In which aald action la returnable to
tba Norembar Term St the ealil
Court, to ha hold In Wanhlntton
N c? on tha Had day of Morem
bar, ltli. which Mid action la lu
atltntad for tba parpoea of arcnrlnc
an aMolula dlTorce; aad tba aald
defendant la notiBad to ba and ap
p?r at tba Bald Court at aald time
to an a war Iba complaint which b?
ba?n filed, or tba relief demandad
la the aama wnl be iranted
Thin ?h d?r of October, >111.
OEO. A. PAUL.
STEWART * BRYAN ?
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