THJE BOANOKB- CHO"W AH TIMEb THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1913.
Otoej School CpeDlDg.
A very gratifying attendance
greeted the faculty at the open'
Jug of Olney school the 15th. We
believe every student of school
age living in the district and not
attending other places was in at
tendance except four, three of
whom were unable to come
through illness.
Upwards of fifty patrons and
visitors were present. Among
our valued guests from outside
the district were Cyrus W. Har
vey and Juliana Peele Harvey
from Rich Square, both of whom
made very encouraging and im
pxessive talks, in addition we
heard words from James N. Fut
rell, one of our oldest citizens
and one to whom the school al
ways likeB to hBten, members of
the school committee, trustees
and others. The keynote of the
talks was co-operation. Only
with it can the height of success
be reached. One speaker empha
sized the fact that there is a
three-fold side to the student's
being, each of which must be de
veloped or the others will suffer.
A shade of sadness passed over
tiie audience as we realized afresh
that one of our long faithful
teachers, Margaret C. Urown.had
severed her connection with the
school However we feel that
her interests are so deeply rooted
in the school that, though absent
in body, she will-be present in
spirit We are happy to say that
the committee has secured the
services of a worthy successor, in
the person of Ethel Futrell of
Jackson, to whom we extend a
hearty welcome. She has already
won the hearts of the little ones
and hence we know her success
is assured.
The earnest faces of the stu
dents spoke plainly they had a
purpose and we trust this year
will be the crowning one in the
history of the school.
H. J. S.
I HAVE SUCCEEDED.
As it was ordered at the an
tnual meeting of the Fire Insur
ance Association at Ahoskie on
September 2nd that I should Be
cure a man for each county,
Northampton, Hertford and Ber
tie. and have them inspect all of
the property insured by this As
sociation and report the condition
of the same to this office as early
as possible. I now give notice
that I have secured Mr. W. L.
Stephenson of Jackson. Mr. W.
S. Nelson of Murfreesboro for
Hertford and W. J. Watson for
Bertie.
I hope the policy-holders will
assist these gentlemen in the per-
formance of this important work
so that the work may soon be
over. Ihev are expected to take
applications for new policies as
they are making these rounds
and make any change that the
policy-holders wish made in their
insurance.
(Adv.) Albert Vann.
Notice!
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
We bave for sale one good farm of
50 or 60 acres of good land adapted to
all crops grown in this county, with
good single story dwelling, good out
buildings, good water and some timber
This farm is located within about two
milea of Seaboard, within easy reach of
m good graded school and Methodist
and Baptist cbnrches. About 40 acres
of this farm is in cultivation.
One other farm adjoining the above,
with good dwelling and buildings, good
water and 35 seres of good old field tim
ber. This farm contains about 80 acres,
the two farms adjoin and can be easily
naed as one farm. Will sell them joint
ly or separately as the purchaser may
desire. .
One other farm situated near the
town of Rich Square and about half
way distance between two of the beat
schools in the county being about two
milea from each
This farm adjoins the farm recently
owned by R. B. Flythe, now owned by
W. H. Evans and has good dwelling
booses and out buildings, good orchard,
and is well drained.
One tract ot land in Roanoke town
ship containing about 865 acres. This
tract is on the road leading from
Boones X Road to Rehoboth and within
a few hundred yards of Rehoboth church
and good school There are only a few
acres of cleared land on this trset, one
good tenant house and good water
One house and lot in town of Jackson,
in residential portion of said town, con
tains one-halt acre of land. Good gar
den, good water and five room cottage.
Here we have a graded school, Meth
odist, Baptist and Episcopal churches.
We alse have for sale a very desir
able building tot in the town of Rich
(Square. .
Home seekers desiring a home in a
tood locality acceasable to good schools
and churches will do wall to see or cor
reaped witfarus.
For prices and terms on any of the
above tracts of land apply to
MOORE & FLYTHE,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Jackson, N. C.
For Sale!
Uy Store House aod Lot
in (be Town ol Jackson, N. C
This property is situated on
Main street and is one of the most
desirable business sites in town.
Possesion given the purchaser
January the 1st, 1914, or sooner
if purchaser will buy the goods
and store fixtures. Keason for
selling my time is demanded on
my farm.
I expect to keep up stock until
I find a purchaser.
il 1 Fleetwood,
Jackson, N. C.
A years subscription to the
New York World and the Roa-nokb-Chowan
Times for, only
$1.65, old or new abscribers.:
NOTICE-LAND POSTED.
All persons are hereby forbidden to
hunt with or without gun or dogs on
the fo'lowing lands situated in Rich
Square Township, Northampton county:
The Sboulars farm and the Peele land,
situated on the East side of the Rail
road between Rich Square and Roxobel;
the Williams land, situated between the
Railroad and the Rich Square-Roxobel
road and adjoining tne lands of Gran
ville Josey, Mrs. Goman and others; the
Conner land and the Wall land situated
on both sides of the Railroad north of
Rich Square, and that part of the
Brown and the Daogntry land adjoin
ing the above tracts now owned by me.
All violators will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
A. J. Conner
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Has since 1894 given "Thorough In traction under positively Christian
influences at the lowest possible cost.", x
RESULT: It Is to-day with Its faculty of 32, a boarding patronage Of 358
Its student body of 412, and its plant worth $140,000
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA.
$150 pays all charges for the year, Including table board, room, lights , steam
beat, laundry medical attention, physical culture, and tuition inal subjects
except music and elocution. For catalogue and application blank address,
REV THOMAS ROSSER REEVES, B. A.t Principal,
BLACKSTONE, VA. .
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ed Tobacco, and mak yon happy.
J. J. aBKES,
Lasker, N. C.
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W.J. JENKINS, Agent, Rich Square, N. C.
For All - Round
The Ferguson Peanut Picker
STANDS AT THE HEAD.
TKe Price of Peanuts
Depends on the Picking and the Profits De
pend on the Price; so do not make a mistake
or take any chances on your crop.
BUY THE BEST PICKER
and your profits will be good. Write for cata
logue with testimonials. -
The Ferguson Mfg. Co;
SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE
Building Material.
We bane an unusually large stock of Jbuilding material on h'and
which we are offering t
FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES FOR CASH,
but are not soliciting time orders, in fact don't want them unless
given bankable paper. If yoa contemplate building a house let us
quote you prices on your requirements.
We also do custom work and solicit your patronage. Our mill
superintendent ia instructed to collect, for all bills before delivery, or
else we would have to add to the price charged those who par to
make up for the loss sustained by bad debts. -
Fanssrs Ginnico & Killing Comp'y,
WYMH BE
(Thos. B. Wynn, Owner.) H
Murfreesboro's Greatest Store,
BJCH KQUARE, N. C.
f OUR BUYER LEFT
las! week for the Northern
Markets where he is buy
ing our Mammoth FALL
and WINTERSTOCK.
Millinery
Ope)i
ing.
You are Cordially Invited to Attend
:
my Annual Display of Fall and Win
ter Millinery at Wynn Bros. Big De
partment Store Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 19th and 20th.
Miss NAOMI 1 WIGGIHS.
Tn TTH ISA TP rftS
UifJ IDcparimcitt Siore,,
Murfreesboro, - - N. C.
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