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W. H. Dail of the Dall-Oyerlaiid Co.,
is here .on bneinesa .; , :a4
$ $ '
C. S. Carr, of Norfolk, who was here
to attend .the funeral of ;the late Mrs.
Charles .. Skinner, . will return to . his
home this evening.
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N. O. Warren of the Greenville Bank.
ing and Trust Company has. returned
from Kichmond.
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G. P. Drum, of Newton, N. .C.,..ar
rived in the city this morning and: is
the guest of his son, Hoyle Drum', on
Dickinson Avenue.
R. C. Tyree, of Raleigh, is in the
city today on business. . .
Mrs. B. A. Setzer of Newton, N. C,
is vititing her daughter, Mrs. Hoyle
Drum on Dickinson Avenue. .
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H. M. Jenkins of Washington, N. .C.,
was a Greenville visitor this morning.
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Joshua Mills, of Washington arrived
in the city this morning on business.
E. D. Carstarpen, of Plymouth, is
registered at the Proctor Hotel.
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Josh Taylor of Washington,1 attend
ed the dance heje last evening.
AMERICA BECOMES GREAT PART
IN THE WORLD STRUGGLE
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encouraging response from the Teutons
however. And when they began plow
ing to Russia, officials here felt that
little hope for a revolution in Germany
or a separate peace with Austria was
ahead except in keeping" on with war
tasks and using the mailed first as the
most persuasive of all arguments..
The Russian collapse aid the trend
of German conquest in the near east
has rendered the war task more diffi
cult for the Allies and America ; but it
is a task far from hopeless for the Ger- ;
man strength is not unlimited, and with
the American reservoir of strength
tapped, Germany's , doom is sealed.
Sooner or later, she will be beaten.
That is. a certainty almost as cer
tainas a mathematical calculation.
!Ahd, if America keeps on her war
tasks, with the same spirit of courage
a&denacity as she Is now manifesting,
this defeat for Germany will come
sooner than the passimists have
thought.
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DRESS UP--Look
Thrifty
THRIFT is a" word you have
Jieard "much of lately. Our gov
- ernment has sought to overcome
the wrong idea of thrift by defin
ing it as lack of waste, and to
keep your money working by jtf
dicious investment.
The buying of good" clothes is a
judicious investment if they
possess these two essentials
- style and Quality. Both must be '
present. In offering you Spring
suits and overcoats from the mak- ;
. ers of the famous Hart, Scaffner
& Marx Clothes we feel that you
are getting that value.
Spring models are here it is a
pleasure to show them. We want
you to have that same confidence
in Hart Scaffner & Marx Clothes
that a knowledge of them, has
brought to us, so that when you
see their label in a coat, backed
by our fair dealing, you will real
ize true clothes service.
Will you be in today? '
Batchelor Brothers
Superior Clothes .
Everywhere you go you see these cars. No matter where you gotyou will see them. Why? Be
cause they represent value for money paid. They are favorites with thousands of people be
cause they are economical to own. They are built for service and that is what the present oWit"
er needs and must have.
We have just received several carloads of each of the
before you buy
Let your automobile be a Buick
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SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
By ivirture of a power of sale con
tained In a certain Deed of Trust -Executed
and delivered by R. G.. Chapman
and wife Martha E. Chapman to 0. A.
Johnson Trustee, dated January 1st,
190 and tiuly, recorded in the Register
of Deeds f office in Pitt County in Book
28, page 1 the undersigned Trustee, will
on Monday the 22 day of April. 1018 at
12 o'clock noon, expose to public sale
before the court house door in Grfeen
ville to the highest bidder for cash,
that certain Brick -Store and store lot
situated on the -East side of Railroad
Avenue in ths town of Winterville, Pitt
County, North Carolina and being the
brick store and store lot now occupied
by R. G. Chapman and fronting on
Railroad Avenue the width of the said
brick store and being 128 feef deep, and
includes- all space between the lot for
merly owned by T. N. Manning, and the
lot formerly owned by H. Ii. Johnson
and being the same property conveyed
by A. G. Cox and wife Susan Cox to
R.. G. Chapman by deed dated Febru
arp 29, 1904. This sale will be made
for the purpose of satisfying the terms
of the above said deed of trust.
, This the 2oth day of March, 1918.
C. A. JOHNSON, Trustee.
F. C. HARDING, Attorney.
3123-4WC.
State of North Carolina, -County
of Pitt:
By virture of the .power and an
thority contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed executed and delivered, by E. H.
Evans and wife Celestia Evans to F. J.
Forbes, en the 25th day of January
1917, and duly recorded in the Register
of Deeds Office of Pitt County, North
Carolina, in Book D-12 at pa'ge 39, the
undersigned will expose to public sale,
before the Court House door in Green
ville, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Monday the 8th day of April, 1918, at
the hour of noon, a certain lot or par
cel of land on which is situated what
is known as the "Evans Flat Iron
Building," located on the northern side
of Dickinson Avenue between the Home
Telephone Company building and the
Higgs Brothers building. Said lot con
taining 783.57 square feet For more
perfect description see mortgage above
referred to.
This sale will be made on the afore
said date for the purpose of satisfying
the terms of the aforesaid Mortgage
Deed as well as other Mortgage Deeds
of record in Book-U page 129 and Book
D-12 page 405.
This the 15th day of March, 1918.
F. J. FORBES, Mortagee.
D. M. Clark, Attorney.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND.
Mrs. Henrietta Cox, Administratrix
of J. W. Cox, deceased ti L. L Cox,
et als.
By virture of a decree of the Super
ior Court of Pitt County entered in the
above entitled action on the 6th day
of March, 1918, the undersigned Com
missioners will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, subject to the confirma
tion of the Court, at the Court House
door in Greenville, on Monday, the 8th
day of April, 1918, at twelve o'clock,
Noon, the following described parcels
of real estate lying at and near Had
dock's Cross Roads, and known as the
lands of the late J. W. Cox, and more
fully described as follows, to wit:
1st. Lying and being on the West
side of the New Bern and Greenville
road, and on the East side of the road
leading from Cox's Mill and known as
the Taft Road, to and across 8wift
Creek, containing 10 acres, more or
less.
2nd. A two and one-half acre, more
or less, lot, adjoining the above men
tioned tract, and being the lot upon
which the residence and other buildings
of the late J. W. Cox are situated.
3rd. One other parcel lying on the
north side of the Taft road and on the
Eest side of the Greenville and New
Bern road, containing 30 acres, more or
less, and being the same land conveyed
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ge force of skffl&
es to themoslrsigriifireA
to J. W. Cox by Jamef X' Bwdc ;'r
4th. Also another parcel oocfafafng
fottr acres, jnoro or lau, situated en the
south, side of the ft road aad adjoin
ing the ; first . mendoned'- tOflX: fax&i
above and being known as the Fork
Swamp land of the said- J: W. Cor
6th. Also one fourtlt of aaf aero, saot
or lees, and being the let eoBveyed to
the said J. W. (by'BL'S. Pagend
wife. ;:
The above lands will be4 sold' In sep
arate parcels as above divided, and as
a whole, and are sold for the purpose
of making assets to pay debts. The
terms of sale are one-third -cull, upon
confirmation of the sale, one-third due
December 1st, 1918; and one-third doe
December 1st 1919, deferred payments
to bear Interest and to be securd by
a mortage upon the lands.
This March 6th, 1918.
C. a PIERCE, r
ALBION DUNN,
3-7-4wp. Commissioners.
North Carolina Pitt County,
In the Superior Court
April Term, 1918.
Mittie Hamilton vs. Matthews Hamil
ton. .
SUMMONS FOB RELIEF
To Matthew Hamilton, defendant In
the above entitled cause.
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oar superior txrart,.arysr.ir xn
held for the County-of Pitt at the
Courthouse In .J3reenvtlle, Pitt .County,
North Carolina; ofe the Serenth Monday
after the first Monday In March, It be
ing the ' 22nd' day of April 1918, and
answer the complaint,' which win be
deposited, in the oOee of the Clerk of
the Superior Court-of said County
within the first- three days of nkl
term : and let the same said defendant
take notice that if be tails to answer
the complaint within the dme required
by . law, the. plaintiff wiH-eply to the
Courfrelief demand in the Complaint.
The defendant wm-further take no
tice that this action la brought by the
plaintiff, Mittie Hamilton, for the pur
pose of obtaining a divorce from the
defendant, Matthew Hamilton. ..',
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this, the 14 day of March,
ma ;V -y
J. D. COX, Clerk Superior Court
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BEGINNING APRIL L 1118, THE
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END1TIDUAL DENTISTS
OF THE
OTI OF iUBEENVIIXJS WILL
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SEBTt: THE FOLLOWING OFFICE
HOUES: rlBOM t A. BL TO 5 P. M.
SIGNED:
Dr. FL L. Carr,
Dr. Paul Fitzgerald,
Dr.RP.Spence.
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NOTICE;
To the people of Greenville who
with 'takjboArdera or roomers dnr-
ing the summer BcnooL
in
tee .wtth a request of the
Btate Boaxdof .Examiners and Insti
tute. CduQtors the Training School
wCl)hold four Teachers Institutes each
. - Jtwd weeks Ion in connection with rmr
oeiv,. - . " .
Institute begin June 11, the second
June 23, the third July 9, and the foarth
Julr 23. . It Is probable that the teach
er! attending these institutes will hare
to secure board and lodging in the
hetneir of our town. If you wish to
take any of these teachers please write
me a note (do not phone) stating how
many you can take, whether you can
gire board and room, or room only or
table board only, and your charges per
week. The teachers attending any of
these Institute will be here only twe
Let me have this information not
later-' than Saturday, April 6, if yon
want your name on the printed list
that win be scot out to the teachers.
J' C W. "WILSON, Director.
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