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: " '"-Upon motion of X' R. Wheeler arid ;sec
K bv J. L. . Wiggins, ordinance of April
13 1915, (relative to cleaning stables) : is
.nded to read as follows: "All stables
and vards occupied by. animals, must ,be
cleaned, and manure moved . out of town
limits, once every (7) seven days, irom
may 1st to November 1st, and every 14
fourteen days from novembeb 1st to MAY
1st. Each violation of this ordinance will
be iranishable by a fine of: $2.00 Two
Dollars for each offense. Each days delay
will constitute a separate " offense."
This ordinance will go into effect June
8,1915.
nrin nfinr
UWUiyJUUSJliu,
City Clerk.
JUS
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JWU
mjmjf
oaiMlo ,
OnrSriday JuneTl lth,rl915, at 2 P M
Gliden lTot3. - ;:T Kept His vriuskc;i nminca
ingher sister 0 Packer nerer wa uuu .
m Edent on. Htj- w . , . .... T.
Mr, W, V. miteC ari- sons sW t Uc kerc just, as
cn.nt'fnrHav in Sttflolk on busi-1 trans auu iruo
Mi Lillie Saterfield of ' Eden-1 to trinr his whiskers; and put : on
ton sDent several days last: week U dean collar every daybe took
asWVuest of Misa; Blanche connsel irith liurwife every time
ward: - - - - ' - ae an "important proj tat.bratesviiie, jn. u.tne Farmers Union nf
--Mr. E. Welch, returhetf last mind; now and then-he broiight 'T- '
wSfiomlue her ipretty. flower forher.hairor GateS CoUIlWlll hold an Open meeting
heattehde invites the public to be pres.
sionl-i ; tnan-some wua . diossoiu uo uau - - ;
Mr. H.F.Jones of Ry land was picked on Uu way home after the till I;. .
in,6urvillaget Monday afternoon, day's, work. was done; he never CR.W. iFfeeman, District Aff en t in
Miss Lizzie -Brown of Su'nbury spoke of his wile as har" or "she ; p . - - 1. - , ilA
is visiting her sisierlMrs , A;: D. he "kept company" witti hisife uuaigc xttim Jt5 V OfK, Will
Ward at thisVriting. : ; after marriage j ast as he used to; VJan rSSi ttllfii lbl Anf; nf nrv.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Blanxhard he paid more attention to his rT u.
spent Thursday in Hertford. ' own wife when ont in company StratlOU YV-OrK auQ IIS COnneCHOn With hog
Williams soentUhan he did to anybody else swile. vO,x1a. :
s Tro I Hntw nriTTT T mnrriaorft-rA a failiira I-
An opportunity will be given those
Miss Mallie
Tuesday knight withBMiss Hra How COULD marriage be a failure
Hollowell. ' ' ' with a man who lived like that?
Misses Lillie Satterfield c and Clipping. -
Blanche Ward, Messrs. R. : V.
Lamb of E. City and 8. B.Oarter
of Hobbsville attended meeting
BUt of Ohio, city of Toledow 1
iMcaa County.
Vranic j. dhftnev makes oath that he la
at Piney Woods Sunday morning. r&sg &Fck?Z
Messrs. Trotman Spivey and oi
WHEN THE PINCH COMES
ANY married couples have just
il enougn to enjoy rne Dare necessi
u r i:r '
lies oi mc iio iuaujics, icw cujuj -
ments, no savmgs.
When reverses occur, and the call comes
for money, they are pinched, and misery, and unhappiness
begin to spring up in their lives.
So many people mink saving in little items
amounts to nothing. They hope to save
when they get enough to save.
If you hope to have something more man the mere
necessities of life when you grow older, you must save.
WU help you if you will take us into your confidence. v
Judson Bunch spent Saturday in
Norfolk.
Mrs. William Stallings left
Monday for Center Hill, where
she will spend sometime visiting
relatives. -
Mr. b. L.. wmsiow is wearing
a deep smile "It's a boy."
Little Sinnie Hollowell spent
last week the guest of her grandparents.
Mr. O. E. Ward and children
of Center Hill visited his mother
Mrs. A. Ward Tuesday.
HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each and ev
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
toy the use Of HALL'S CATARRH CURB.
Rwnrn to before me and snbscribed In
bit presence, this tn day of December,
-tSeall - Am w. ULiBuusun,
Notary PubUe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system." Send for
testimonials, free.
P. J. CHENEY &-CO.. Toledo. Ov A
Sold bv all Drusnrists. 75c ?
Take Ban's Fannl pills for conatlpaOoa.JJ
present to express themselves on the same
question. - v
May 26, 1915.
A. S. WALKER,
County Secretary & Treasurer.
MAETIN KELLOGG,
1 County President.
Stir Dp Yonr Local Union
Or Farmers Club
Baltimore Steam
Old Bay
Packet Co.
Line!
Steamers leave daily and Sundays May 16th and 30th :
How and When
Now is a good time for increas
ed zeal or activity iu behalf of
your local Union or whatever
otner iariners club you are a
Portsmouth, Sundays 5:00 p. m. Week days 5 30 p. m.
Norfolk, 6:3o p. m.
Old Point Comfort, 7:30 p.m.
Connection made in Baltimore for all points North, East and West.
member of. Mr. Farmer. It is Eniov a dehVhtful evenin? on the Beautiful Chesaoeake Bav The
TO Water HorSeS diDg gd iQ more ways than staterooms on the Old Bay Line Steamers are always delightfully
von realize. If a farmers' oran- cool and Comfortable in every way.
A reader asks: "When should ijation accomplished notliiDg ex- Delicious Meals consisting of every delicacy he marker affords.
Ik
-Si- .
SA1FETV-
mi shin
Always hangs on the outside to any
one wishing first-class banking ac
commodations. Every bank is owned by its stockholders but our
business is handled on the following basis:
That OUR. FmST DTUTIT is
BUB BBFOSSTOl&S.
If we can serve you, write us or come in to see us.
BANK OF GATES,
GATESVILLE, N. C:
Strong in Surplus.
Strong in Resources.
Strong-in Management.,
bat-if he has been deprived of wa
ter for too long he may drink too
mnch if he is hot and the water is
cold.
Owing to the small size of the
i I nn
r Mi-
Mr
If
ton
All of our Sodas are made from
ilpliilliiatef
Tri-Pure Distilled water in
-
5 gallon Cowboys.
elicious, Refreshing, Invigorating rink.
u BottliD2 ComMnv.
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a horse be watered, before orafter l to eca a better hearing for
c t q j me larmer in u cisiative nans, it
Tk- ut. " wouia oe worm an it costs. ine
x ucaii auswtu wuuiu uiuiw- i
biy be. "water both before and writer knows of his personal ob-
after feeding," or "water the horse on. a nnnarea umes repeat-
when he is thirsty." . eel, tttiat measures lor tlie farmers'
If a horse has not been deoriv- nem get scant attention if their
ed of water for too long a time he isno organization behlfid them,
will probably not drink too mnch. hnt immediately become formid-
able wnen petitions from farmers
clubs, letters from Union members,
etc.; begin to poar in on the legisla
tors. - -
You are also missing a great
horse's stomach the theory has cbance if 7 nt to
I : t.-i i . tt
been generally -proclaimed that He maKe UUT cluo ?r cai umon a
should be watered before feeding meaD8of business cooperation in
and not after. He should be wa- a score OI way8' JjOOK over- tne
tered before feeding if he is thirsty lowing -list of questions, see
and after feeding also if he is wmcn ODes suggest tne oest op
thirsty portumty for practical cooperation
ExDerimental tests seem to in- am0B6 ont emBers, ana tuen
dicate that the great advantages kef P W sue- Those who weBl
offKnvi u' uess ana men laciue anomer
feeding or the assumed disadvat- h?rd iob and keeP afc U
aeesof watering after feeding are maKe a success 01 11
largely theory. It makes little rejrou ouymg lerunzers
difference when the horse gets his aDa leea8mtts cooperativelj .
water, just so long as he gets it ' rc ou Pianmng lo 8el1
often enough. .Many horses will 'UU1 wuafu,' peanms, or
not drink before eating, but will uwf r HU1 op cooperatively r
. uoio juu any- pians ior
marketing vegetables, poultry,
eggs and other produce coopera
tively? -
4 Are you cooperating in the
purchase and use of improved
farm machinery?
5. Have you bought any pure
bred sires cooperatively ?
"6. Have ypu a cooperative
9
J. W, BROWN, Jr., 8. P. A , Norfolk. Va.
Bagley Swamp NeWS. (somewhat improved Dutas
cauhot nse his right sie.
till
also :
you
I armK aiieiwara, ana in
cases they should be watered after
feeding. -'
In winter, twice a. day. or at
most three times a day, is often
enough to give a horse water; on-
less he is working extremely hard
and sweating very freely; in fact,
watering an idle horse once a day
in winter is more likely to. supply
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. White and
Messrs. Mistou ami Whedbee of
Nixon ton spent the week-end as
the ernests of Mr. and MrsG. T.
VVinslow and Mrs. Bettie White.
Mr, Lloyd Morgan accompanied
Miss Geneva Winslowlo church
Sunday.
Miss Mjrtle No well who has;
been teaching at Hertford return
ed home Wednesday.
Mr. Whedbee accompanied Missi
Addie White to church Sunday.
Mr, Maston accompanied Misti
Mary Wiuslow to church Sunday.
Mr. Maston of Nixonton took a
number of young people to Hert
ford in his gasoline boat Saturday
were
Misses Mary Lee, Geneva and
Mary Winslow and Addie White,
Messrs. Whedbee, Maston, Lloyd
Morgan, Ellis Winslow George
Winslow Jr.," Eugene White, Joe
Nowell, and William Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs G T. Winslow, Sr.,
fed as chaperones.
Rocky Hock Items.
There was quite a crowd at Mr.
R. W. Leary's homo SnnJay af
ternoon Mi. "John SaUerfield of Eckv
Hock has returned home from
Norfolk, Va. where he has bu
visiting his daughter, Airs. Celia
Ashley.
A mnle owned by Mr. Will
Bunch, ran away recently wiih a
plow hitched to him and cat bis
hind foot badly.
Mrs. R. W. Leary is on the
sick list. We hope she will soon
be out again.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. White and
family spent last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nixon.
Sorfolk Southern
EW jjHORT
Railroad
0UTE.
Schedule in effect Apr. 11th 1914.
his needs than three times a "P
m hot weather; In hot weather
watering five times a day is not
too often for farm work-tock.
I The Progressive Farmer.
mutual, fire insurance?
It will "take many sacrifices, no
Mr. R. B." H olio well spent Snn
day afternoon at Mr White's
by the bedside of his sister'Mrs.
Missouri White who js very ill. ,
" Mr. A. A, Harrell and? wife and
little girl; Jessie Mae spent Sun
day; at Mr. W, C. Hollowell's.
There was quite a large crowd at
Mr. Edd Bunch's Sunday after-
doubt, to make your-lbcai .Union rf011'
mnft
ii KaiiHii
or farmers club the effective or
saniztkm ii onehr to be:- Hnt rl
lne nameDoan s inspises better day is-coming for ttm for.
confidence loan's Kidney Pills mors arid it can onlv come W : a
for :kidney ills- Doan's ;Oint- reSuH of.Histent,. ; untiring,
ment;.fot skio . itching.:: Doan's WincWrlastinelr.atSt" n
Reguleta .-. for a .mild . laxative, the nart of snh nii : ii
ther :TJnited 1 StktesUThe
Progressive. Farmer.
Sold at all drug stores.
aav;
Mr: J. W. Hollowell spent Sun
day afternoon atMr.T, S. White's;
SMu' Raleigh ? r! olio well took
Miss Ada White hpme from Mr.
Mrv Edd Bunch's . Sunday after
noon; 1 -'y " '
Miss Ada Whitespent Saturday
night nd Sunday with Miss Beif
tha Bunch.
N3. The following senednle figures
published as Information only and are
not guaranteed.-
TBAINS LEAVE EDENTOST.
SOUTHBOUND
11 :31 p. ml, dailj , NIGHT EXPEESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars for Baleigh
Croldsboro and intermediate sta-
C - tions. ' V
2:00 P.M., DaUy. for K&Jeigh, Golds
boro, Beaufort and intermediate
stations. Parlor Car service to
Washington, and Newbern
NORTHBOUND
4:49 a. m., daily, Night Express fr
Norfolk.
1 7 p. m., daily, Express for Norfolk
and " intermediate stations. Parlor Car
service.
2:25 P. M. Daily for Norfolk and Local
stations .
74)0 A. M. Daily, except Sunday, tot
' .SuffoJk arrive Suffolk 9:20 A. M
12:1& P. M.; Tuesday, Thursday and
and Saturday, ai rive at Suffolk 4:u
p.'m . "
r For particulars apply to W. S. Harney
Agent at Edenton.
V . H. S. LEABD, G. P- A
- Norfolk, Va-
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