iUGTIOlSALES
ldaimed and Re
fused Freight.
JifOLKl SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
i will sell at
AUCTION
,011
PUBLIC
idav, Nov. 24th
at its
rehouse on Water St.
NORFOLK, VA.
allowing Uf cf ii'iclulmcd mid rc
1 article. too.hr r with a lot of
ukffl freight Goods so'J without
inteo of quality, quantity, or a
! Sale comn;"ic at 10 a. in.
its cash.
CEO. M. Gl.AXIEK, Au liter
Destination, Norfolk, Va.
Davenport, I lot II. II. goods.
le Whitley, 1 lot H. II. soods. E.
Jood, 1 baby caniuge. N. niock, 1
mpty bottles. F. Fletcher, 1 bdi.
1 bd.1. bedding. S. Sacher, 1
nd; 1 box clothes. Southerr DIs
; lng Co., 2 bags cotton 3ced. W.
s & Co., 1 empty W. barrel.
tinatlon, Elizabeth City, N. C.
j. C. Overton, 1 brl. clothes. Rosa
aker, 1 lot. H. H. goods. D. B.
1 pee. C. I. Pipe. Paul Saun
jl'bdl. Iron Fence. II. W. Wll
. 1 bdl. Carpet. Elisha Harris,
in stool. L. M. Bright, 4 cases
g; 1 case drugd- SI. J. Saw-
Pkg. Castings.
destination, Edenton, N. C.
ana Myrlck, 1 lot H. II . gooda .
I Marrelson, 2 bdts. Paper Bags.
V. II. Batnlght, 1 Wood Pole. II. C.
Prlvott, I bdl. Wood. Kranlc Hill. 1 '
empty barrel: 1 hoe; 1 saw,
' Destination, Newborn, N. C.
J. 0. Dunn & Co., 1 J. case; 1 box
Klaus. ('. I'. Paul, 3 boxes drugH. K.
Reynolds, 1 brl. Notions. A. M. Ed
wards, 3 c its. E. Ware.
J. J. Johnson, Berkley, Va., 4 truck
wheels and axles. Columbia Store
Co., Columbia, N. ('., 1 Miow case.
J. U. Taylor. Roanoke Island, X. ('.,
1 box P. goods. It. A. Kohlass, Col
uiulila, N. C, 2 wings. Frank Bow
ser. Fnowden. X. C, 1 rocker wltl
package attached. S. H. Ellison & Co
Wllllamston. X. C. 5 rolls and 1 bdl
M. . Paper. E. A. Olblis, Wysock
In?,', N. C, I Crt. Furniture. Springer
Lumber Co.. South Creek, X. C. 1
Casting. R. J. Hodges, Oriental, X.
C, 1 box spoons. A.M. Fletcher. At
lantic, X. C. 1 box Hardware. X. B.
Sears, Sladesville. X. C, 2 boxes Pat
ent Medicine,
Unmarked Freight.
Chairs, rockers, empty kegs, bar
rels. mattresses, show eases, bars of
Iron, paper bags, castings, and lnnum
erable other articles.
The 'i rail,
Ballad that won Lewis and CUrk prise.)
The call comes, strong- and Insistent,
Out of the west, or, hark!
"Follow through hall and sun the trail
Ulased by Iwls and Clark!"
Norfolk Markets
On with the blanket and saddle;
Ride like the devil ponMnaed;
Swift on the way, nlfiht and day,
lilt the trail to the west.
Sting of the wind In our faces,
Crunching of hoofs on sund
Whatever bolide, pause not, lut ride
Straleht to the promised land.
Whiteness of sails on the orenn,
Gleaming- of gold In the I..'".
Glory of grain on the harvest wain,
Curl.ng of smoke from the mills. -
Off with the saddle and Manuel;
Kindle our huarth tires' spark
Here's all hnll to the woxtward trail
II lazed by J-ewl and Clark!
Mrs. A. A. Undilay.
KITTY HAWK NEWS
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Kitty Hawk N. C, Nov7.
Miss C. Toler, after spending Sun
day In our midst, left on the schooner
Lou Willis Monday for her homo In
Elizabeth City.
Mr. O. Daniels passed through this
place for his home at Wanchcse, N. C,
lo nav the last tribute of respect to
his deceased brother.
Mr. I. E. Tlllott and Miss Hattie
Partridge, of Nags Head, were In our
midst Sunday.
Rev. A. w. Price was called upon
Sunday to preach the funeral of one of
the old citizens, Mr. James Pugh, of
Collngton.
Capt. F. If. MiJgett went to Norfolk
last Monday on business.
Mr. Samuel Tailor was the guest of
Mr. Oorge W. Bailance Sunday.
stamped stationery special offer until Nov 15
l With orders for,50 engraved visiting cards we give free of -5
charge 2 quires finest writing paper, with envelopes to
I match, stamped with any two or three letter Monogram.
This in an nTt.raoivlinnrv offer to irrt. (Christmas orders now.
. Now we can fill them.
This Is The Offer.
50 cards engraved in old English or IJonan,-48 sheets pa-
per, with envelopes, with any two or three letter Monogram
for $1.40. Work delivered Dec. lei.
P. W. MELICK CO.
, til'"
J! f
h
nn
pu
lie most complete line of Pure
food a Cereals, etc. ever
?v carried in this
city. Viz.
HO. Steam Cooked Oat Meal.
rce, "Holegrane" Entire Wheat Flour,
ncake Flour. Ambrosia.
;oat-Farina. 0. G. Rolled Oats,
thers Oats, American Groats, Grape
Nuts
mutated Hominy.
v Raisins, Currants Citron, Figs, Sp Ci
and Nuts.
omplete line of Heinz' choice pickles,
pie and Fancy Groceries,
ds to suit the most fastidious taste at
unheard of prices for strictly high"
grade articles
A call at
DOVE GROCERY'
115 Poindexter Street,
ill convince the most skeptic? .
A Hint Tor Lover..
Bclug "In love" Is very different
from loving and may be only a selfish
emotion, which Is the direct opposite
of loving. Being In love without lov
ing Is boudago sometimes pleasant
and sometimes painful, but always
bondage, says Leslie's Monthly. True
loving means freedom freedom both
for ourselves and, as far as It Is in our
power to give It, for all whom we love,
for when wo truly love another human
being we loro him for the sake of bis
best strength, bis best use and bis best
happiness, and not at all for the sake
of ourselves.
Costlr Card..
The Empress Catherine, noticing that
the beautiful Mile. Potocka, who bad
lately come to court, bad no pearls, Im
mediately . commanded a fancy dresa
ball, to which the girl was bidden to
come as a milkmaid. Then while Mile.
Potocka was dancing the empress slip
ped a superb necklace of pearls Into
the pail she carried and at her exclama
tion of wonder said, "It Is only the
milk which has curdled."
Is It Worth While?
ts It woith while that we Jostle a brother
Bearing Ills load on the rough road of
life?
Is It worth while that we jeer at each
other,
In blackness of heart that we war to
the knife?
God pity us all. In our pitiful strife.
God pity us all as we ontle each other;
God pity us all for the triumphs we feci
When a fellow goes down 'neath his load
on the heather,
rierced to the heart. Words are keener
than steol v
- And mightier" far for woe than for
weal.
Were It not well In this brief little Jour
ney On over the Isthmus, down into the tide.
We give him a fish Instead of a serpent
Ere folding the hands to be and abide
Forever and aye In dust at his side?
Look at the roses saluting each other,
Look at the herds all at peace on the
plain;
Man, and man only, makes war on his
brother
And laughs In his heart at hln peril and
pain
I Shamed by the beams that go down on'
the plain.
Is It worth while that we battle to hum
ble
Some poor fellow down Into the dust?
God pity us all! Time eftsoon will tum
ble
All of us together, like leaves in a gust.
Humbled, Indeed, down Into the dust.
Joaquin Miller.
Wooden Toothpick..
"Ktnn chewlni? tnntlinlpVn vnniip
man, If you value your life," said u
physician to one of bis patients. "You
unconsciously swallow little shreds of
the wood, which are not digestible and
which become compact In the stomach.
Finally you are annoyed by a hacking
cough and the spitting of blood and you
do not know what Is the matter with
you. You Imagine you have consump
tion or some similar affliction when It
Is only the foreign substance In your
stomach, that makes the strongest pro
test against your carelessness or igno
rance In allowing It to accumulate
there. Stop chewing toothpicks and
swallowing quack nostrums, and by
taking ordinary care of yourself you
will live out the allotted threescore and
ten years."
Hecker's
Old Homestead"
Flap Jack Flour
Makes delicious Flap
jacks, Huffins and
Gems.
x Norfolk, Va., Nov 7th, 1905
The prices are strictly wholesale
(not Job lots) and represent prices
obtained on actual sales yesterday.
PEANUTS.
No Sales.
Fancy 3V4
Strictly prime 3 -
Prime 294
Machine picked 2145? 294
Punch 23 2
Low grades 2t4 2,
Spanish peanuts 90c. Q
H. E. Peas 3.30
Grain, Hay, Etc.
COliS White. C8c.
CORN' Mixed. CCc.
OATS In store, 38c 40c.
MILL FEED Bran, per ton, from
store, $22.00; middling, per ton, from
store, $23.00; shlpstuff, per ton, from
Country Produce.
Good demand.
POULTRY Spring chicken, 2025;
old hens, 30c35c.
BUTTER Country butter, 15c.
EGGS 20c. per dozen.
COUNTRY HAMS Smlthfleld,
new, lGc.318c; Virginia country, He.
lCc; good North Carolina, 12c.
He.
BEESWAX 2Cc. per pound.
Truck.
POTATOES Irish, Northern, per
barrel, $1. 00(31.50.
SWEET POTATOES Per barre"
$1.50$1.75.
ONIONS Northern, $3.00$3.E0.
CABBAGE Per crate, U-00fl.2f
Fruits.
APPLES $3.00 4.00 per barrel.
..NAVAL ORANGES $3.00 to $3.50
box.
LEMONS $3.50 $3.70.
PINEAPPLES Per crate, $2.50
$3.00.
BANANAS Per btmck. Tie. to $1.
ORANGES Florida, t2.IO2.75.
Dried Fruits.
APPLES Per pound, evaporated,
7c.; sun dried, Sc.QSc.
RAISINS California, per 20-pound
box, $1.C5. Raisins, seeded, 12-ounce,
7'e.; Ifiounee, He.
FIGS California, 50-pound box, 7c.
Hides.
' Dry, damaged, per pound,-10c.
Green salt hides, per pound, 10'c.
Green salt calves, 90c.$1.00.
Tallow, per pound, 4,c.
Cattle Market.
Market active.
Southwest Virginia steers, rer
pound, 4c.4c; Southwest Virginia
heifers, per pound, 4c.4c; South
west Virginia cows, per pound, 2c.
3c; North Carolina and Virginia
steers, per pound, 3c4c; North
Carolina and Virginia cows, per pound
21&c.3c; medium and thin cattle,
per pound, 2c.2c; sheep, per
pound, Sc.Sc; milchcalves, prime,
per pound, 5c.6c; yearlings, per
pound, 3c.3c.; spring lamb, per
pound, 5c.Cc.
Shingles.
SHINGLES Cypress, size 6x20.
Market, dull.
No. 1, heart, split $5.50$6.00
No. 1, sap, split 4.00.4.50
No. 1, heart, sawed 6.50 7.00
No. 2, heart, sawed i 5.00 5.50
No. 1, sap, sawed 5.00 5.50
No. 2, sap, sawed 3.00 3.50
Laths North Carolina.
Fine, per 1,000 $1.75f2.M
A Large Line of
Fancy
EIMDS
' i. .
..FOR..;-3 -
11000
i
VTr
w
THE:.
9
UL
Call and See Them
Prices SO per cent. lower
than vou have been pay
ing; for the same goods
I
Why -pay big Prices
fcr
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS
Rollinson's.
Wanted !
Boys and Girls, 12
years of age and up
wards to do clean,
healthy work ---Good
assa, s
wages. ram wnne
learning.
Apply to
-'gee.
to bnuo
ou can buy
ality autl up
slyles for
98 cents 98
and your choice for
$1.50
at the cut price store.
Thanksgiving-Foot-Ball
Game.
Tickets will be on sale at the of
fice of Culpepper, Griffin, Old and
Grice Co. from now until Nov. 20,
for the Thankae;ivii)tf Day foot-ball
game between Virginia ard N.
Carolina. Seats should be secured
at once as only a limited number
have been allowed Elizabeth City,
The crowd is sure to be unusually
large, and having a seat secured in
advance will avoid the unpleasant
ness of Laving to stand on the end
of the field where it is almost im- v
possible to see the game. The
price of all tickets is 1.50 each.
T. W. 'WILLIAMS, MCR lThe Proof is in the
108 Poindexter St.
Trying.
DESIRABLE HOMES
notice; bale vavua
PROPERTYl
' Elizabeth City Hosery Company
S1.S 1
Elizabeth City, N. C.
, By agreement and under directions
of the Stockholders; the Ice plant at
Skyco, N. C, consisting of land, ma
chinery, lioiler, fixtures, appliances,
and all other personal property of
every description belonging to and lo
cated in said plant including build
ings, will be sold at public auction at
the Court House door in Mariioj, X. O
on Tuesday the 14th day of November,
l!or. at 12 o'clock M.
Term of sale One fourth cash, bal
ance in one, two and three j'ears,
title and property retained until pur
chase money Is secured to be paid,
or actually paid, interest at six per
cent, on deferred payments.
This November .1,' 1903.
CCEtttLMllcJ id Cwtilii
37
ROSCOB V. TURNER, AU
lit rn J 2t In w '
' V .:
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
When you are about to get glasses
I rant you to see for yourself the
splendid facilities I possess for ac
curately and effectively fitting the
eyes. With these facilities, with my
special methods and with the care
ful attention given to every case dis
satisfaction Or BfStflfoi ro an In)-1
possibility. I urge you see for your-!
self. I '
DR. J. D. HATHAWAY,
Refracting and MTg. Optician.
Office over McCabe and Grlce.
In City and Country
always on hano. I can serve you at
any time with b st Ileal Estate.
IT. R. PARKER,.-
Geglif I Redl liUis Elizabeth Cif, H. C
Always Fresh
AND
Good
Our fraukeKt statements or the
most fulsome praise of those who
Lave reaped the benefit from their
UHe could not convince you as sure
ly find completely or quickly as a
little demonstration on your own
back or chest. !So we say, take
home and try a
Standard
Pain
Plaster.
A few hours wear over the
seat of pain will do more to prove
its worth than reams of paper con
versation. For sale by
Standard Pharmacy
Cor- Main and Poindexter Streets
PHARMACY. 11
Road Sts.il
AU J
r
Institute for
Young
Women
Conserva
tory of
Musi.-. TiTe
Best. P:a:.E
for Yoi:r
f Ja JUiH LV
Courses
!Iish SlaofcrJ
Catalogue
Address,
jM.Dinwiddia
rt-tril.l'n.'
ALBEMARLE
Cor. Main and
If you cant come, phone us.
phone orders promptly filled.
1 '-rr. ncv-jawg.wi s uuBuanw
i.carri the'Way"
"THE ELK"
Hatters, Furnish-
ers and Mer
chant Tail
oring. 517 East Alain St.