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FOB SALE: THIRTY BBL. CORN IN
shuck, wo miles town. Address Box
265, Greenville, N. C.
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WANTED: COPIES OF THE DAILY
News, following dates: May 14, July
12, July 17. Mrs. Ollle Clarke.
H. T. Hux and Reid Gaskins spent
tfte weekend in New Bern.
Misses Gladys and Louise Hicks have
gone to Greensboro and Danrille to
visit friend. A
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H. M. Jenkins of Washington afrrirtd
in the city this morning via the Nor
folk Southern.
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Rev. C. H. j Bacome left last nght
for Lynchburg': Va., to attend the Epis-.
copal Congress in session there tomor
row and Wednesday. From there Mr.
Bascome, accompanied hjv Mrs. Bas
come will go to Belfast, Maine to spend
FEMALE HOG, WHITE AND BLACK j a month
spotted. Weighs about 75 pounds
taken up by Hodges-Williams Co.,
Greenville. Owner can secure same
by proving property and paying
cost and damage. 7 21 lwp
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF FLUE
..iron is now rolling and we are now
ready to fill all orders. J. J. Jen
kins. 7 2 2 lwc
5C WILL BE PAID FOR A COPY of
the Daily News of May 14, Mrs.
Ollie Clark at Daily News.
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE. APPLY
to C. II. McGowan at Dail-Overland
Co. 7 18 lwc
J. S. Barr of Weldon
at the Proctor Hotel.
is registered
WANTED: TWO LADY CLERKS
Appltv to Daily News office.
7 21 lwc
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WANTED: POSITION AUGUST 15
by young lady graduated from bus
iness college. Apply position care
Daily News. 7-26-5rp.
FOR' SALE: TWENTY
Fanners Bank stock,
terested write "T";
News.
SHARES OF
Parties in
care Daily
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Messrs. S. B. Brown and Jack
Blount of Ayden were visitors to the
city last evening.
WANTED: ANY ONE WHO HAS A
farm for sa4e to give me full de
scription, location, price and terms.
Make an offer or don't answer. J.
F. Barwick, Ayden, N. C.
J. E. Boyd and J. M. Reuss of Ayden
were visitors to Greenville Sunday.
J. T. Tirnberlake of Washington was
on our streets this morning.
G. A. Fisher of Salisbury arrived in
the city this morning.
W. A. Quinerly of Ayden is here to
daiy on business.
B. J .Wiggins of Raleigh is a wel
come visitor to-the ety.
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J. S. Reid of Wilson is in the city.
J. W. Tingle of Washington is here
today. , v
R. W. E. Davis of Henderson is a
business visitor to the xnty.
Rev. John E.
Henderson to
friends.
Ayscue left today for
visit relatives and
It is Indeed doubtftllil there is a
better known or more Jihlyr respected
man in Knoxville, Tennessee, than CI
M. Smith. .,MCal"juUe U loiowfc.to his
host of frien as';i)eenifomifteht
identified v;iU theJce creani)mai;uitet
uring "business In that city for a num
ber of lyears, occupying a responsible
position with the Mono Ice Cream Com
pany. In relating Ms., remarkable ex
perience withl Tanlac, Mr. piith recent
ly said : ??. v Jj
' "About one month ago, I had a severe 1
attack of what the doctors described 'as'
acute indigestion, and " for several days"
I was a vry iek niae. Shortly -after-i
eating, one day. I began to experience
a very full, uncomfortable feeling in
m.V stomachy I had never had anything
like; it before and I hope I never will
j again, for my stomach swelled up so
rom gas that I eoum Hardly ureatne.
My hands and feet got cold and clammy
and my pulse weak. I felt .like I'd: 5
give anything in the world far one "good !
deep breath. I started doctoring mjy
self , but in spite of the medicine I took,
I continued to get worse and .begun. to
think my time had come.
"A friend of mine told me about this
Tanlac and I sent i and, got a- bottle ,
and started taking it. Well, sir, you
can believe it or notu but I begun to j
improve from the very start., . By . tne
end of the week I was all straightened
- ut again and now that I've taken
three bottles, I feel like a new man. 1
have forgotten all about the indigestion
and can eat just anything I want. '
"Tanlac just beats anything I ever
saw. Nearer everybody in my neigh
bor hood is taking Tanlac and they are
all praising it."
Tanlac is sold in Greenvilfe by
Warren Drug Company.
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R. T. Martin of Farmville, passed
through the city this morning en route
to hi shome from Belhaven where he
spent the week-end.
FOR FORT BLISS
Captain L. C. Arthur, Jr., who has
been here on a 30-day furlough visit
ing his parents and friends, expects to
leave for Fort Bliss, Texas, Monday,1
whore he will be stationed.
LOST BAY MARE SATURDAY
night from 103 First street. Finder
please notify, Geo. Johnston. Col.,
Greenville. Mare weighed about 900
pounds. Fore top cut out between
ears. Shoed up all around. Reward
offered. 7-28-2tp
DR.
LAUGHTNGHOUSE
MOVES OFFICES TO 3D
FLOOR BANK BUILDING
I Buy cm&Seti the Earth. Cut it to suit your tastes. Make
your selection, from the foUowilig list and if none of them . $uit
you we will cut tnem to sun ' v
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White s Theatre
To-Night
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Dr. Charles O'H. Laughlnghouse has
moved his suite of offices from the
second to the third floor of the Na
tional Bank building.; The doctor has
five rooms, being a reception room,
operating room, treatment room, pri
vate office and a drug. room. Atljof
these are nicely furnished and most
excellently appointed in every way.
WALLACE REID
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NOTICE ! !
i is to announce .that A. C. Jack
and Fred Broadwell, trading as
. Jarkson and Company, have sold
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One of the best Pictures
you ever saw 'Wallie'in
Admission 10 and 20
Shows - -8:15 and 9:25
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Five Room Dwelling House on
11th Street; Store Building on
Same Lot-Doing Good Business
Also Two Vacant Lots on 11th. St
EASY
their mercantile business on South
Evans street to J. J. Hodges who will
assume control at once and continue to
conduct same at the present locality.
Mr. Hodges assumes all outstanding
indebtedness of the business of A C,
J'K-k.-on and Company and will collect
all f.tciuiit"- due the said firm of A. C.
Tarpon find Co., having puichased
aim ns j. part of the busineM.
M-'ssisi Jackson and Broadwell ex
tend the new proprietor their business
good will, and request that the public
and their many patrons continue to
patronize the new business as though
no change had been made in the man
agement. It is, also requested that all';
persons indebted to the'' firm of A. C ;
Jackson and Co., promptly settle their "
accounts with Mr. J. J. Hodges.
This notice will be plead in bar of
any recovery against the firm of A; Q.
Jackson and Company or against A. C.
Jackson or Fred Broadwell individual
ly. This the 28th day of July, 1919.
A. C. Jackson and Company.
By A. C. Jackson and Fred
Broadwell.
D. M. Clark, Attjy. 7-28-4wc.
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f " National Bank Building
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Veterans Reunion I
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Rocky Mount General James I.
Metts, of Wilmington, commander of
the Confederate veterans of the State,
and Mrs. Jacksie Daniel Thrash, of
Tarboro, ex-president of the ' State U.
D. C.'s., were here jvesterday conferring
with Mrs. H. E. Brewer, president of
the Bethel Heroes chanter II n n
and other members of the various com
mittees in regard to the program and
final irrangements for thV State re
union of -veterans to vbe held here
August 3-7.
Practically all details have been
worked out for the reunion. Ample
accommodations have been secured for
the large number of viteis wHo wili
be present, reduced raiL-o.nl" fares made
possible and an attractive program, the
details of which will be announced in
a short time, perfected.
If 120 5 acres Of high pine land, 85 acresjn cultivation! One mile of deep water
"Tront Price $30,000., $5,000.00 cash, balance $2,000.00 per year.
, 2; ;115 acres, 60 acres in a high state of cultivation: 2 dwelling houses; 2 tobacco
'? bSrtis; near school and church. Three miles from the prosperous and thriving town
of Vanceboro. Bjfice $10;000.00, $5,000.00 c ash balance $1,000.00 per year.
31(72 acres of High pine land, 27 1-2 aci'Gs in cultivation. Good buildings, ,near
sp.hoolc; and churches. One mile of deep Water front where fishine: is erood. Price S6,-
U OOOIOO. $2,000.00 cash, balance $500.00 per year. ,
Lit a-Crtiis, uo cicxes in uuiuYauua, uun Mings in xciix cuiimnuii, ncai suuuui auu
VchU&h, 5 miles from railroad station. Price $6500.00, $3,000.00 cash, balance $7000
per year. ?
i j5ili50 acres, 100 acres in a high state of c ultivation . 1 ten room dwelling hoiise
equipped with bath and water, lights and t elephone, 2 tenant houses, tobacco barns
and -all necessary out-buildings. One mil e of beautiful river. front where excellent
" fishing may be had all the year round. Pric e $30,000.00, $10,000.00 cash, balance in 30
equal annual installments. To really app reciate the value and location of this farm .
it is necessary to see it. - - . J : :
. , 6.. 47 acres, 5 miles from Washington, 20 acres under woven wire fence; no build
ings; Price $2,250.00, $800.00 cash, balanc e in 4 equal annual installments.
7. 100 acres, 35 acres cleared, 15 acres i n cultivation, 1 new 5 room house, tobacco
and corn barns and stables. 2 1-2 miles fro m . Washington. Price $6,000.00; $2,000.00
cash, balance $50G"per year. -. . .
8. 212 acres, 5 miles from Washington. 25 acres in cultivation. One 7 room house,
tobacco and corn barn and stables. One-half million feet of growing timber. Price
$8 jOOO.OO, $2,000.0Q cash, balance in 6 equa 1 annual payments.
9. .50 acres of high pine land 5 miles fro m Washington. One new 7 room dwelling
house, 2 tobacco barns, corn barn and stabl e and all farm equipment. Price $6,000.00,
$500.00 cash, balance easy terms.
I have many other desirable and attract! ve farms for sale. Business is opening
early this year. We have sold several farm s in the last few weeks. If you are expect
ing to buy a farm this season it will pay yo u to see me as soon as possible to make your
selection from my large and most complete list of farms in this section. I started con
tracting and buying options early in the season and I know that I have some of the ,
most desirable farms and some of the cheapest farms in the county.
A. A. PAUL
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Rooms 4 and 6 Savings and Trust Bank Bldg. Washington, N. C.
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The Ion affords excellent accommodations or
those who wish to spend a clay, week-end or sum
mer vacation at a main land seashore that is ab
solutely safe
For Room Reservation and Further
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