let Ds Know Your Wants Eden.toh ideal News.
For This Column. -. ; rMrs' J-E- woodard and nuie
son Jidgar are visiting friends and
Cash In-Advance. . - relatives" in r. Washington and
ix lines or less 25c for one week, 75o "ws"r 7 "" A -
BIX ...... ... n . r. t . .....
for 4 weeks. Aaaitionai nnes pro rata, j v-cna Lancaster leitoatur
T m . . , da7 to visit relatives in Washing-
. AGENTS WANTED with ton and Greenville. ,
farmer acquaintance. Here is a Mrs Wfn. Reed has rnrn
clean wholesome, money-making rom an extended visit to friends
opportune Write for particu. and relatives in Virginia.
lars. i-.U. DOXOoo, odvdi.i.dii, ra -. Bob Roerson of Pinrln-
natti, Om is the . guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Willis Owens in Oakum
street.
Miss Annie White, who has
ina Ziegler
ha returned
to her home in E. City.
Editor W. O. Saunders of E.
FOR KEN 1 Houses and Gity. spent Monday and Tuesday
farm land for rent. Apply to in Edenton in the interest ot his
Miss KATE COFFIELD,. pBper. the IndelDendeiU:
FOR SA.LE My home place
near Hobbsville, consisting of one
five room new house and one acre
of land. ; For particulars apply to u . . . . .
T cm a t t tmp , ;n been Vlsitmg Miss Nii
A L. STALLINGS, Trotville, M ..& f
A' L . 0 on Magnolia street, ha
N C. 4tpd.o3. 4.. ? . .
Edenton, N. O , Box 198
4t-O-10.
FARM FOR SALE Sep
tember 30, 1914, at 11 o'clock
a. in.. 1 w;ll seil, at the main
dwelling, my farm to the highest
bidder. No. 1. ; contains 54
acres cieaiea lana ana. iuo in
wood and 3 dwellings. rs 2
contains 27 acres cleared and 35
Avoods io. C'liitains zo acre
cleared and 37 in Woods Land
lies on Chowan river 1 miles to
shipping point, 2 miles to Graded
School, church , and '."store, gOod
water and neighborhood, line
w 9
truck land, tobacco and peanuts.
Don't miss the date. Come
everybody, September 30, 1914.
W. T. HOLLO W ELL;
Edenton, N. C. !
Mis. J E. Briscoe of. hear
Gatesville is visiting her mo'ther
Mrs. Henry Harrell.
Mrs. E. J; Bunch reiurned
Saturday from 'Gates county.
Mr. and Mrs: : W. H. Elliott
passed through town Saturday
enroute from a visit to his .broth-
er, : air m. o.. iiiiuott or l yner,
b ck to Ins home liv Baltimore.
Miosi s Emma Waff and Thel-
ma ri..ll returned Saturday; from
a visit to Mr. , and Mrs. E. A.
Le.iry.- " ,
Miss Annie Ward .returned
Saturday from a visit to relatives
at Hyland. - 1
M iss Abscilla Bunch of North
Edenton left Tuesday of last
week to enter Meredith College,
Raleigh, she having graduated
with honor .at the High School
here last year..
Miss Jennie Lamb of Hender
son returned home Saturday after
a visit to Factory H 111.
Jno. C. Bonder., left Saturday
to visit; at . KutrdJX.N.'.C.
Mrs W-ollowen
:ouit
and
May re-
to
Bal-
, One farm containing about two
hundred acres more or less About
eighty acres of cleared land, un
der cultivation, wooded land with little daughter, Onela
fine oak and nine timber. Thi turned Saturday from a visit
farm is about equally divided bv rriends and
road from Buckland to Merchant.; lard's Bridge wherehe attended
Mill's road, makine about a two tne meeting iabi wee.
horse farm on either side and is Miss Madie. Badham of Nor
located about three miles from folk came Saturday to visit Mr.
railroad and about ne and one Jand Mrs A T. -Baker.
half miles from church and school Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Copeland
tended visit - to - her oeoDle
Sampson County, N. ,C. J " i
Mr. Quinton. Bunch' of" Seiwin
is with E: J. Bunch; ' ; ; :
. Mr. W. Scott Boyce is the vis
iting E.J. Bunchy . ;
Sheriff Norman had the mts:
fortune to sprain his ankle Saturi
day, buthas been. able to attend
to his duties at court this, week;
Born to Major and Mrs. V Si
Privott Sept. 4, 1914, a daugh
ter. Miss Winke ; of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Wozelka,
having come with the' family r of
Mayor Tuttle from" Nags Head
Mouday.
Mr. Willie Briggs visited :B J.
Bunch Mondav nitrht-
I . O f:
Mrs. Chamberlainj mother of
Mrs. E K. Conger, who has b; ti
summering in Michigan returned
Tuesday evening. ..
Jack Gardand Silas Pritchett
of E Cty were in town Tuesday
Superior court convened .Von
day, Judge Carter presiding
rhere has been little on the State
docket, no speoially interesting
cases having come up
The giadec school -.will open
next week the 2lst. The tw.
lowest grades of the schooi vvd
please meet at the Paxton housv,
which has been, prepared fo
these "rades.
R. E. Lee of Monticelb, Iowa.
r .
is the -guest of friends in town t
Misses H.bbie and liettie
Moore went to Norfolk Wednes
day. ; !
Misses Mary Conger, Eva arid
Ida Rogerson attended the pic
nic at Mege Wednesday. f
Mr. Richard Winborne of Nor
folk was in town Wednesday. !
Mrs. E. S Norman and daugh
ter, Miss Addie Brabble returned
Wednesday from several days
stay in Norfolk.
Miss Alula Speight left Tues-
day for Raleigh to enter Saint
Mary's Cellege. j
)
at Willeyton. L. W.Parker, Gates,
N. C - -
FOR SALE.
Farm at Willeyton, two miles
from A C. L. R. R. stations, con
taining about eight acres cleared
land in high state of cultivation
besides wooded land. The build
ings here consist "of store
building with shed.room attached,
eight room dwelling with very
large halls and porches; barn and
stables are all new This farm is
on the roads, from Gatesville, to
Suffolk and from Merchant Mill
to Somerton L. W. Parker,
Gates, N.C.
FOR SALE.
One water mill, two acres
returned Friday
his parents near
and children
from a vrsit-to
Ryland.
Rev. Edward L. Wells has re
turned from a trip to Norfolk.
W. R. Brothers has returned
from a business trip to Baltimore
JSarlv oaturaay morning a
Norfolk and Southern train ran
over Clarke Skinner, colored, at
Bug Siding, about three ; miles
firom Edenton and instantly kill
ed him; His body was brought
to Edenton and turned over to
Undertaker Ziegler for prepara
tion for burial, thence taken to
his home in Winfall, N. C
Attorney W. M. Bond, Jr. and
wife of Plymouth are the guests
Of r ua- fo1-Vit- T)r J H MrMnl.
land attached, on road from Wil- lan in Granville street
leyton, N.C, to bomerton, Ya. Mr. and Mrs. David Cox of
For further information apply Hertford motored over Sunday
to L. W. PARKER, Gates, N.C. and SDent the day '
advt. Oct. 1. ilicc T plia Francis has return
fcg-a. a j-j - - -
tA from a delierhtful visit to
For any pain, burn, scald or friends in Elizabeth City
bruise, apply Dr. Thomas' Eclec- Mrs. E S Norman and Miss
tic Oil the household remedy Addie Brabble are spending some
Two sizes 25c, and 50c. at all time at Virginia Beach.
drugstores, advt. Mrs. Herdert L. Hall has re
fiimH from a pleasant trip to
Ill. AI.MI- A P.r- NNOrtOlK.
illaiana 01 UnillS & rcVBl Edenton Graded School opens
Prescriotion No. G6B i nrenred esoeciflllv Mnndav Sept. 21. .All pupils
. . r--r T , j ; . -
IOI MALARIA nr r.UII I C A rPUFR. ' 01 1 1
Five or If, HoTni k7v o above tne ora grouc Hcv.wg v--
if taken thea as a tonic the Fever will not ditions to be made up or examir
teturn. It acts on the liver better than . . ' .
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c nations on summer Stuuy pic&ciiL
mm im nnM. -r-nnn themselves on Friday Sept. ltf at
iWUb-kuil -11 UOliUlJ 9 o'clock for examination. Al
Will cure your Rheumatism neW pupils who have moved into
S5?&!?' toWn since school : closed ..bring
Bnma c Qi t Tofa rnnrfn from the scnooi; tney
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- Lnmcfrom on Friday lotn.,
ternally and externally. Price 25c. j Alderman and child
I.,. :7. . . . , -
ri a 'PrtfM'a anrl XOUlse
u..u.nU oowLiYciri.itt . - -A , TllMflav from an ex-
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To Our friends end
CUStOffitPS 1
It affords us great pleasure to
announce the arrival of the very
latest novelties of materials ahd
styles in Ladies Tailor-Made
Costumes that will be fashionable
for the Fall and Winter Season
1914-1015. j
Never before has the style,
fabrics and trimmings been so
pretty as for this season, and our
collection is well worthy of your
early inspection. j
Our great success in the past is
due to the fact that patrons are
always assured of Best Quality
and Correct Styles.
Thanking you for past favors,
and soliciting a continuance of
same, we beg to remain
Yours respectfully,
J. H. HOLMES CO.
Hobbsville News.
Several "of our people attended
the revival at Ballard's Bridge
and Fletcher's M. E. Church last
week. . ' j ..
Messrs. Cardely Hunter and
David - Rogerson of Belvidere
railed on Misses Iona and Ellie
Rountree Saturday night. .1
Mr. Herbert Carter took Miss
Ruby Horton home Sunday on
his car. They were accompanied
Kv Mi Mamie Whifcbv. Mr. and
j -
Mrs. W. A. Sykes, and little
daughter, Halley. v
Miss Susie Hobbs spent a ;few
days last week with her sister,
Mrs Drew Baker, -,
Miss Myrtle Hofler and Mr.
Waddell Hobbs spent Sunday
with Miss Wessie Evans of Cisco.
We are glad to report M r. I)an-
iel Hobbs much improved since
lastweek. - -
r Mr. M. H. Hobbs 'and fMiss
Gladys Binton spent Sunday in
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Special Attention Given to Peanuts and Cotton.
ers Storage Company
INCOBPOBATED.
Storacro and Commission,
Phone 66. 35SE32B!E3S3,OKr, ET. O, BxNo. 1.
Modern Warehouses. Negotiable Certificates.
Business Solicited. ' Rates on Application.
Store TTour Cotton With Ho.
I Joseph Copeland spent Sunday
i wtrri "Nathan CrtrttAnnA
Miss Lillian Wilder entertain
ed friends Friday night
Mr. Nathan Copeland called
to see Miss Gladys Hardison Sun
day night. : ?
Messrs Journey Spivey and
Johnnie Copeland , called on Miss
Lillian Wilder Sunday evening.
This is the season for baling hay.
have a good stock of.
BALING WIRE
we would like to furnish you. ;
nil (I
More Goods For. Less Money.
We
JO
MCn.,wii,iC.
Suffolk the guests of Miss Allie
Mae Blanchard. She accompa
nied them home but returned to
Suffolk Monday. ;
Miss Pauline Hobbs spentSat-
urday afternoon with Miss Gladys
HintxSn. . .
' Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Hollowell
called on Miss Lillie Ward Satur
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hollowell
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ward of
Bosley.
Cowpen Necll News.
; rJVliss Baker of Bertiecounty is
spending aicw days with Mrs. T
J. Wilder . , .
t Miss Willie Copeland spent Sat
urday night with Miss Gladys
Hardison . "
I Mr. and Mrs. Si A. Leary
spent Sunday at W . L. Cope
land's, Miss Ruby Waff was the guest
of Miss Esther Copeland Sunday
afternoon. i
Those who visiteel Miss Gladys
Hardison Sunday evening were
Misses Annie Stillman and Willie
Copeland, Messrs Arlie Stillman,
Johnnie Copeland, May wood
Chesson and Horace Young. "
Mr. and M rs. L E. Halsey were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Hardison Sunday. -
Dizzy. Billons. Constipated?
Dr. King's New Life Pills will
oure youj cause a healthy flow of
Bile and rids your stomahe and
Bowels of waste and fermenting
body poisons. They are a Tonic
to your Stomach and Liver4 and
tone the general system First
dose will cure you of that depres
sed, dizzy, bilious and constipated
condition. 25c. all' Br ngist. ad
Madam, Read tlcCall's
llie FasMon Aofcrily1
" McCALL'S h 'lafrtirtiJ4ud.;'
omely illottraUd: 100-pa aMatbly
to tit Mppi-
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bm mad efficiency oi l.lGQj&iQ
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Bach lame la brlmftil of fiuliion tuxer
: work, interesting short stories sna soorea
of labor-M&Ying and money-eavlnc Him
for women. There are more than M of
the newest designs of the celebrated
MeCAIX PATTERNS in each Jafoa.
: McCATJi PATTERNS are famow for
atrte, At, BbBplicity and economrf Only
10 and IS cents each. . , '
The pnbllshen of IfcC ALL'S wCl spend
- Wiewnda of dollan extra la tbeeamlne;
months In order to keep KcCAUS head
and shoulders above all other womtn'a
magaiitnea at any price. .Howerer.
ICcOALL'S is only 60c a year; poatthrelr
, worth $1.00. , t i . - j; -
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: ttom your lint copy of ICcCALL'S, If TOa
anhseribe a.aickly. 'O
KOTlVAik fort free'eewr ol McCALL'Si
- fal aew pwhna w lotn. 0 lalcceers
P.
f
Hives, eczema, switch or salt
rheum sets yon crazy. Can't bear
the touch of your clothing' Doan's '
Ointment is fine for skin itching.
I All - druggist sell it. 50a. a