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i Locals. ' If inn LizziA Elh'ntr. anent Mon : A mirvltt a Id of nrAolr in Mnr. freesboro. . ' Among those who attended the Union Meeting at St. Johns last week were Messrs. M A. Hughes. W. vj. miner, misses Denis rn nell, Minta, Mary and Nina Par ker. Messrs. C. E. White and Lon- nie White of near (Joleraine spent Saturday and Sunday here the guests of Mr. J. S. Hughes and family. Misses Minta and Mary Parker pent Saturday night and Sunday at St Johns, the guests of Miss EllaJobe. Messrs. Henry Jenkins and Richard Norfleet of Roxobel were visitors at the borne of Mr. C. F. Jenkins Sunday. Da account of excessive rains the farmers of this vicinity have done comparatively little work on the farm. . Mr. M.A. Hughes and his aunt, Miss Mattie Umphlet, visited rel atives at Lewiston Sunday. Prof. N.W. Britton of Winton, Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Blow of Pot ecasi were here at the old Britton homestead last Saturday, in in terest of having an iron fence put around the family burying ground. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bracy and children of near Roxobel were visitors at the home of Mr. E T. Parker Sunday. Mr E. m. Jovner spent Satur day night and Sunday with his friend. Mr. W. A. Cooke, at St. Johns. WoodlaBd mews. Rev. J. W. Downey spent from Saturday until Monday in Vir ginia. Misses Ruth Waff and Bashie Sykes visited in the home of Mr. Josiah Copeland at George, Sat arday night Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vaughan visited friends in Menola Sunday afternoon. Several from here attended the commencement at Conway Thursday and Friday. The people of the community are very much gratified to learn that the commencement address at the High School commence ment on May the seventh, will be delivered by Hon. T. W. Bick et, North Carolina's eloquent At torney General, in a letter to Mr. W. H. S. Burgwvn, Mr. Bicket has accepted the invita tion extended him cn behalf of the school. Mr. Bicket's address will no doubt be of great inter est and value to all who are for tunate enough to hear it Mrs. W. T. Benthall spent last week in Norfolk visiting relativ es. i Mrs. C. G. Parker visited in Menola Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of George, and Mr. Dilts of Jer sey spent Sunday in the home of Mr. W. N. Griffith. Mr. W. E. Whisenant and Miss Mae Benthall attended Union Meeting at St. Johns Sunday. Mrs. Youngwed (proudly) "This is my first pie." Youngwed "Er don't you think love, it would be nicer to keep it than to eat it." Boston Transcript. Morfreesboro Ltcals. Mrs. Stanley Winborne left Monday to visit her mother at Harrellsville. Mr. S. L. Vinson was in town this week. Mis? Ol've Vias'm has return ed to Norfolk where, she is at tending school. ' Miss Lizzie Mitchell has re turned to her school in Norfolk. She was accompanied home by a friend of Norfolk, Va., Miss Ev elyn Hastine. , Mrs. W. H. Lassiterof Winton visited the home of Mrs. H. N. Deanes last week. Mr. John N. Vaughan has re turned to his school in Oxford. Miss Blanche Webb of Norfolk, Va.. has been visiting Miss Ger trude Lawrence. Miss Elma Grimes was in Boy- kins. Va.. a few days last week. Mrs. J. I. Griffin has returned home from a visit in Menola. Multitudes of People take SCOTTS EMULSION regu larly to repair wasted vitality and enrich the blood to withstand winter colds and exposure. It contains the highest grade cf cod liver oil, medically perfected; it is a cream-like food-medicine, scrupulously pure and healthful without drug or stimulant En dorsed and advocated by medical authorities everywhere. SCOTTS EMULSIONdrivts out colds nourishes the membranes of the throat and lungs and keeps them healthy. Nothing oqaala SCOTT'S EMULSION for long and bronchcl mafaMM-nrt, tight ekta and aff pulmonary troabU. Equally good for Infants, children or adults, but you must have SO OTP 3. Scott Ik Iwn. BloanSeld, K. J. U-56 JACKSON VARIETY STORE 5 and 10 Cent Goods Notice Having tnis day qualified as Ex ecutor of the late Mrs.Sarah J. Pate I hereby give notice to all persons having claims against said estate to present the same to me for pay ment at my residence near Garys-1 burg, N.'C. within twelve months from this date or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, and all persons indebted to said estate are notified to make imme diate payment to me. This 7th day of March. 1613.' - ,,r; . W. E. PATB, Executor of Mrs. Sarah J. Pate. Mason, Worrell A Long, Attor- -ALSO DEALER IS Staple and Fancy Groceries Agents for Singer Sewing Machines. Needles and Attach ments for all kinds of machines furnished on short notice. CHAS. A. EHRHART. MGR. Jacksov. X. C. Tour Boskets Demands . GOOD PRINTING! Before giving your, order for same write for my samples of Letter Headi, Note Heads Bill Heads, Envelope. Statements, Etc. My quality and prices will please you. GEO. N. MARTIN, Job Printer. Conway, N. C. Notice North Carolina Northampton County. In the matter of E. S. Roberts and Evlyn Roberts, by her next friend, Emma S. Robert Ex Parte. Under and by virtue of an order and decree of the Clerk of the Superior Court in and for Northampton county made in the above entitled action and duly confirmed by the Judge holding the court for tjhe 2nd. judicial District of North Carolina, 1 will, a commis sioner, aell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction before the court' house door in ' the town of Jackson on Monday, April the 21st., 1913, t 12 o'clock, the following described tract or parcel of land: It being tbat tract or parcel of Ian lying on the South side of the public road leading from Lasker to Jackson and about two miles from the town of Jackson,' it being the tract of land owned by the late E. E. Roberts, deceased, and known as the "Charlie Grant place" and bounded by the said public road, the lands of J. W. Weaver, the late E. E. Roberts, de ceased, and others, containing twenty five acres more or less. There is a good dwelling house on the premises. This March 21st, 1918. , . W. H. S. B0RGWTH, - commissioner. The Roanoke-chowan Times and weekly Progressive Farmer Women's Ailments The ailments from which women suffer are many; and varied so far as the symptoms Indicate, yet they are all dependent 'upon, a disorder In the,' female generative system, and a remedy that acts on the cause of the (rouble puts an end to all the distressing symptoms as soon as the unnatural conditions are removed. V DR. SIMMONS Squaw ?y ine' Wine Is a Medicine for Women It acts directly on the female organism. Quiets inflammation, eases pain, strength ens the serves, helps digestion, tones up the stomach-snd puts the body In fine vigorous condition.- It transforms a weak, nervous, ailing woman Into one of sparkling cheerfulness and vigor. It brightens the eye, revives the spirits and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek. ; Sold by tkmggtttg and Dtakn. Prkm S1.00 Pot BottU. C r. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MISSOUM o Sold bv Rich Snurr Drujr Co. . O (Thos. Wynn, Owner.) Murfreesboro's Greatest Store, Spring and Summer Fine Millinery Dry Goods, Etc. Here's to the store with the Now Spring Styles, ' The up to-daie store" where you should sper.d awhile. Where Dry Goods. Notions and Millinery in all that is Dew, We hope will be seen by your friends and by youl We are now ready for your Spring trade. We have purchased a nice and well selected line of SpriDg Goods, consisting of this seasons leading styles in materials that will make the Ladies and Girls Beautiful Spring and Summer Dresses. We also have a handsome line of MILLINERY which has been care fully selected, and we have placed this department in thn hands of Miss Effie G. Futrell who has spent considerable time in the Northern market fitting herself for the work, and who is well known to the trade. We invite you to come in and inspect our Hops and compare prices before making your purchases, You'll be surprised at the values we are offering. BROWN BROS., RICH SQUARE. ' : : : NORTH CAROLINA. E. S. BOWERS & CO., Jackson, N. C. Farming WE WANTTOCALLATTENTION-TO THE fact that we are headquarters for all kinds of tools that a farmer needs. Disc Harf-ows. Stalk Cutters, Fertilizer Distributors, Steel Plows. Weeders, Cotton Planters, Cultivators, Cross Cut Saws, Hack Saws and Blades, Drills, Braces and Bits, Hammers, Wrenches, Chisels, Rubber Rooting; All Kinds of IMPLEMENTS at. Right Prices, and our Hardware is the Best Quality. See us before buying. E. S. Bovers Company, Display. INCLUDING. ALL THE NEW AND FASHIONABLE WEAVES AND SILKS, DRESS GOODS, WASH FABRICS, LACES, EM BROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS .AND BUTTONS THE CREAM OF THE MOST DESIRABLE OFFERINGS. . Every Department is Rierht Up to the Minute. The Latest in Millinery. V I have bought the Millinery business of Wynn Bros, which I will run at the same old stand. Will be pleased to see all of our' former N ' . .1 . patrons, and can show the most exclusive noteworthy display of Ladies' and Childre 's Head wear ever brought to this section. MISS NAOMI T. WIGGINS, (Wynn Bros. Building ) Your Cotton na;Clsi.Sbu'UbW When Planted With the LEDBETTER "One Sefcd" cSSJVSSUr -iT-OME In and see tbe only real cotton planter. The planter with a I ' positive, torecise force teed, that will take linty cotton seed, just as 5. Itrpomes from the gin, and plant the seed in a straight, narrow line , one "at a time, equal distances apart as regular as buttons on a card. . Other planters can be set to plant "thick or thin," but this planter willplanfthick--a bushel ortrnore of sed to the a. re without bunching, ' or thin-down to a bushel to sis acres without sliij.s. v Each plan stands alone with its own fewWhesof prowing; room cuts ,the workf chopping down to one-half, and you cun take your own time ' , about chopping plants keep on growing and rjake stocky, vigorous bushes. When yoa plant your cotton with a Ledbetter "One-Seed" Corn and Cotton Planter--on Md at time, evenly patiJ-you can plant the best seed thatinoneycanbuyat B6 more cost than ordinary seed, because none are wasted in useless bunching. And yoa get 5 bales of cotton on the same land that grew only 4. before, because there are no skips in the row. ';' When the'Ledbettcr "One Seed" Corn and Cotton Planter is set for planting com it is strictly a corn planter, without an equal tor that purpose -roDomor without fail a single srrain at anv distance desired from 8 to 4Sincnes. Ana tne same is equany true when set to plant other seeds, such as peas, beans, canteloupes; watermelon. lorehum. millet, etc. K mHtmnfya 'AS With peanut attachment it plants peanuts, large A double guarantee is behind every planter, that of the manufacturers, The Southern Plow Company, Dallas, Texas, and ourselves. - v COME IN TODAY-We want you to see this planter whether you intend buying a planter now or not. 09 Murfreesboro, - - N. C. . neyt for Estate. . r ; v, , . ? -, 4 , ., both one year for only $150.. , ;;
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