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Stop! Pay up! if -you - know your subscription is due. Don't be a "dead beat' Borrowing your RAPHI neighbor's paper and sub scrltt for yourself. 6 HE I M. W. MNCKE, Editor and Prop'r. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 Per Year. RAUL W.' LINCKE, Manager ' ' - ' .... - Vol. 6.' . ; NASHVILLE, N. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1900. :. : ;' :7;' Vtfo. 8. NASH COUNTY DIRECTORY. ' DC ft LOCAL OOTIESICMT. 3IATOS, " "- ' Z. V. Jesklns Catnmlaalaeiera. fl. 0. Griffin, 8. S. Gay, C. 0. Ward, . - i J. is. ADernawy. Chief of Police, Ashley Collins CHCSCUEs MrrnoDUT. Rev. H. A. Humble, taator; services 1st, 8rd and 4th baaday nig bta, ana ara sunaay ai II o clock a. n. rraver meeting tr err Wednesday evening. Ba.tht. -Rev. W C. Nowell, pas tor; services 2nd Sunday (morning ana night); Sunday school at S p. m; prayer meeting inursciay evening, Paramri Baitut. Elder M. B. Willltord, pastor; services on 4th Sunday and Saturday before at 11 o eiovic a. a. COCHTT OOVUMMINT. ttlisplft ... Wlllla M. Warren Clerk Superior Court, T. A. Sills. Reslater Deeda. I. A. Whltaker. Treasurer, K. J. Braswell. Surveyor, ' John C. Beal. Coroner, 'Dr. John T. Strickland. County Examiner, W. S. Wilkerson, ooxtiiaaioiiBai. , ' yt. K. Jeffreys, chairman; S. R. Orlffin. W. H. M arrar. Berular meetlog of Board every 1st Monaav oi eaca montn. LOCAI.I I have a Rood mule for sale for cash or on time. Also a nice lot of rorn and a one-horse wagon. Call at my store and see me. Resect. Mas. C. J. Odom. Mrs. C. J. Odom has moved her ntir stock af roods to the F. B. Cooper store, and cordially invites all who are aoeicing Bargains in notions etc, to call and inspect her select stock before buyingelsewhere. Respect. . ,; Mas. C- J. Odom. : Druggist . A . Dealers guarantees every MiNe t nameerutia a Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who Is not sat isfied after using two-thirds of the contents. This is the best remedy In the world for la grippe, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough ikMrl ta nl mutant and aula to take. . It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. itu-ieo-i Tf ssfs A CeM la Oae Day Tak IAXATITX B&OMO QuiiUNI TablstI. All druggists refund the moinv jflt fails to cure. E. W. Gtork's signature la on each box. ' ', LAND SALE. 4 . - i. , ' - - By Tlrtu of the power of aale oontained la a deed of trust executed to me bj Ellis Manning on tne Sotb day of sept. 1888 and nrorded in the book of tnortgages IoT at put) Ao'J, Ksb registry, I snail oSer for sale to tne highest bidder at the court house door la xashYille. Monday the Mb ir of March IMoo, at U o'clock m.,- the following deseri bed tract of land. A cer tain tract of land In nashvllle township, and bounded on tne east, south and west by tbe lands of V. B. Batcnelor, on the rh by lands of J. W. Pettett, contain . Ing OH acres more or lees. Terms of sale cash. Tbisld day of February 1 800. 8. F. Acsrix, Trustee. . State of north Carolina I In the ' Oonnty t xash. . Superior Court, - Sprtns; Term, WOO. - ; W. It Glovw 1 'Nottoeof Snmmoas vn. , '. and - Ben Fleshmaa. J Waraaat of Attachment. The defendant above named will take notice that a summons in tbe bore en titled action was issued against said de fendant on tbe Silrd day ot January IVoo, by T. A. Sills, Clerk of tbe Superior Court of Nash county, Morth Carolina, for the sum of three hundred dollars due said plaintiff by note, which summons Is re turnable before sold court, at the court bonne In Nash county, on tbe 80th day of April Itfoo. -lite defendant will also take notii that a warrant of attachment Was Jssund bv ssld Clerk of the Superior Court on t e i ird day ot January IUoo, against the property of said defendant, which warrant is returnable before said Clerk, t tbe time and place above named for tbe return of the. luuiiuons, when and where thee" idnnt is required to answer or de mur to t e comnlalnt of the plaintiff which ...111 I ...1 . 1. - - 1 11 ftlukwaaftAV Will ' ' Pliwy tme. " ' J orthreiif demanded will be granted. This 2th day of Jaauory, Ioo , . , . T. A. Bills, I Clerk Sup. court, sash county. B.F. TiTLoa, Plaintiffs attorney. ' ADJIINiaTRATOR'S NOTICE. r - -id har'nn qu!'ed before t'ti rt : "Tior Court of Nash eoon tf mi t of t 0 etitel Jotiah 1. ,i, . t is to not fy all per- Mn 1 " i tt . .,:t s'iid estate to I a- ' 1 ! t . - v Tri,-"i on or be- fore t i.e D.nit ry. 1 , incite cu hi i.irT, l 1, or tnis . - lit t.ir of their recoT 1 1 to sitid estate will e 1 i .1 ,i r i s-tt'e et once. Jotl'S 1). BillL Ai it, of Josiiib i-aker deceased LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Mvngor Chas. H. Nowell of The Argonaut, was in town Monday. Our sister town Rocky Mount is working bard for a graded school Mr. J. L. Brooks, of Boxboro, is on a visit to his sistsr Mrs. R. U. Brooks. - ' Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Abernuthv paid relatives a visit at Muplevllle lust Sunday. ' Mnn. Allon unA Wilpv Whltnknr poia tbeir oia.uome at uota max visit Saturday. ' Prof. T. H. Brarao attended the confirmation service at Rocky Mount last Friday evening. An Inspection of the county jail shows that Jailor Collins has things In first class condition. , The young people thoroughly en joyed a "candy stew" at the Albion Hotel Tuesday evening. - As Easter approaches let the young people make preparations for their usual Easter outing. The closing exercises of Miss Nina Colins' school near Sandy Cross take place to-morrow evening. Messrs J. H. Griffin and J. W. Pettet, who bare been railroading at Lumberton, have returned to the city. Durinar the post month .Morning Stur Lodge of Masons has had quite a number of additions to us member ship. The bicvclo tournament at Elm City takes place to-morrow. There will be a grand coronation ball at night . - Messrs. M. S. and J. D. Griffin, twoof Bed Oak'smostprosperousag- riculturists, wereon our streets yes terday. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice and children, of Rocky Mount, were here Sunday visiting Mr. Rice s mother, Mrs Bridgers. Countv Superintendent of Schools W. S. Wilkerson will be here Mou- dav on business pertaining to the school teachers of the county. While aiding the officers in placing smallpox susfects in the house of de tention last Tuesday Mr. J. H. Grif fin bad the misfortune to lose $10. In all probability the public exe cution of Robert Fortune and John Taylor will take place near tho do- pot on the field formerly used as a base ball ground. ; f Yesterday evening at tbe resi dence of tbe bride's father Mr. H. N. Soell, Miss Carrie Snell was happily married to Mr. George Wat son, of Tarboro, Rev. H. A. Humble officiating. Can't our town officials devise and carry out some plan to con struct a fence around the cemetery? When this Is done it will be an easy matter to dispose of the lots. Make an effort, gentlemen. v . Vi The first quarterly conference for Nashville circuit will be held in tbo Methodist Church at this place on March 3 and 4th.' Rev. F. A. Bish op, presiding elder, will preach Sat urday at 11 o'clock, and on Sunday at 11 & m.V and 7:30 p. m. Quarter ly Conference be will held immedi ately after Saturday morning sermon. Mo Truth la It. We learn that the peoplo of the Bed Oak and Dortches section are highly indignant at a report they thought to be "true regarding the hanging of the two negroes which is scheduled to take place here on the loth. It is reported that Governor Rassen has intimated that he will commute the sentence of the rie- Rrocs. "V.T ".t:- -: If" The report is a mistake an d with out foundation, as Russell will not .Interfere, but allow the sentence of Judge Battle to bo carried out to the letter '' THE COMMITTEE MEETS. Estkuslastle Mss'tlng of The Democratic Exscotive Committee. The Democratic- Executivo Com mittee, of Nash County, met in J. C Harper's office Feb. 23. Every town ship in tbe county except Rocky Mount and Ferrolls were represent- ed.. The committee culled the Coun ty Convention for the purpose 61 selecting delegates to the Slato, Congressional and Senatorial "con ventious to be held on Monday the 2nd day of April, 1900. . The Town ship primaries in tbe various town' ships of the county were called to be held on Saturday March 24, 1900, at 2 o'clock p. m. for tho purpose of electing township committees, and delegates to attend the county con vention in Nashville April 2, 1900, The1 Committee reccommended that the Primaries instruct ' every white man in the townships, who Is in favor of good government and white supremacy and expects to af filiate with the Democratic party this year consider himself a delegate to attend tho county convention on, the 2nd day of April, bis vote shall) receive its prorata count. The Township Primuries for the different townships jn the county will be held at the places named be low and are entitled to tho number delegates written opposite the name of township. Township. No. Del Castalia, at Castalia, 6. Griffin, at Hilliardston, 5. N. Whitakers, at Gold Rock, - 4 S, Wbitakors, at voting place, 4. Stoney Creek, Falls Tar Tiver, 5. Rocky Mount, Rocky Mount at (Moms stables, 8. Jackson, at votiug place, 4. Baileys, at voting placo. . 3. Ferrells. at voting place, 4. Mannings, at Spriughope, 9. Coopers, at Nunu, 4. Nashville, at Nashville, 9. The County Convention for the purpose of nominating county offi cers will not bo called 'till later. Every white man in the county who is in favor of good economical gov ernment and White Supremacy, irrespective of his former party af;' filiations, is cordially Invited to join with us iu this great fight and help us win the victory. ; There is a great battle to be fought, we cannot afford to lose, we must win. , . - Z. V. Jenkin'3, Chairman, E. B. Grantham, Sec. Exciting Runaway. The carriage horses of Wallace Batchelor ran away .Monday even ing near the depot and smashed , up things considerably. : In their mad flight through the woods one of the horses collided with a tree and was knocked senseless for a short while. Other- than a few scratches and bruises the horses were uninjured. At and Around Dukes. Mr. C E. Hedgepeth who has been quite sick is much improved. Mr. T. M. Duke is making-rapid headway on his now dwelling near his store. ' ' ; Owinsr to the bad weather ' our farmers are making slow progress with their work. Mr. John Andrews, of Franklin county, was in ' the neighborhood Saturday and Sunday. ' ' ' Mr,' C. P. Harper is making some improvement on his , residence by adding another room thereto. , -i.f Miss Nannie B. Williams has re turned from an extended visit to friends and relatives in Fran'kliu county. Owing to the measles beiag so prevalent and to the fact ; that the teacher has a case in his family, the session of school has been tempor ary suspended. . . v Mr. Bennie Wood, of Franklin county, was the guest ot Mr. Davis Wood Saturday and Sunday. He returned home Monday accompanied by his cousin, Miss Effie Wood. Mr. Claude Weaver Dead. ' It is with deep regret we learn of the death of Mr. C. V, Weaver, who died at Whitsett Institute Tuesday morning after a brief Illness of pueu monia. Claude bus many friends throughout the county who will re grct to learn of his death He was about 24 years of ago. a member ol the Diciple church, and an earnest worker in tho Nash County Tempor anco Union. Ssdler-Newby Nuptials, Last evening at the residence of Mr. J. W. Barrett, at Rocky Mount, Mr. Octavius Sadler and Miss Sal lie Newby were happily married, Rev. H. A. Humble, of this city,offi dating. Mr. Sadler Is one of Rocky Mounts enterprlsiugyoung business men and bis charming bride is the daughter of Mrs. S. E. Newby. . Tbe Graphic extends its heartiest congratulations. Notes From Dortches ' Wo regert y learn that there is sickness in the family of J. W.Ellen, Esq. The whooping-cough is raging here. You had better stay in more at night, boys. Our popular young merchant has treaded himself to a new buggy, Girls get on your caps and wraps, Prof. Sanderlain has orgainzed a debating society. Stick to it, young men, and it will prove interesting and instructive. You are right, Mr. Editor; we do not think it just the right .thing that the hanging.. should be held right iu the heart of your little city. There was a large congregation present at preaching last Sunday notwithstanding the bad weather. We are always glad to see Rev. Mr. Edmundson and bear his excellent sermons. ' ' olitk &ves. News From Red Oak. Mr. and Mrs. J. DorseyBeal paid friends near Nashville a visit last Saturday. . . Miss Lois Jenkins, of Nashville, paid our neighborhood a pleasant visit this week. Prof. Sledge was confined to his room a couple days this week with an attack of pneumonia. ,. ' John says he "stands no show" when Mr. -is here. Cheer up, old boy, ''faint heart ne'er won fair lady. ' Measles are taking the rounds among us, but the majority of ' our people are so fortunate as to have had them. ' Indications point to a decided in crease in the cotton acreage in this section. Let our farmers do the right thing and diversify their crops. Our boys contemplate playing a match game of ball with the team of Dortches on Easter. Make thorough preparation for the contest, boys, or you may suffer defeat. . , Sunday was, to say the least of it, a cold and windy day, but we find it here as in all other places, that it never gets too cold, hot, dry or wet for the boys to pay their re spects to the fair sex. The spring term of school began Feb. 19th. Prof. T. H.. Sledge, formerly principal of Oak Level Academy, is now in charge of the school at this place. He is assisted by Mrs. Sledge, who has an excel lent music class. Prof. Sledge is. putting forth his best efforts in try ing to build up a good school, and it is. the duty of our people to co operate with him to that end. : -; Onoe more our telephone line is in 'good working order; Our sec tion has been isolated for several days.: Manager Lincke, of the Nashville exchange was her s Satur day putting our local phone in con dition and connecting up t'.i var' ous lines. He spent Sunday in tbe hospitable home of J. T. Jones, and judging by bis appearance bis stay was indeed a pleasant oue. Cottonseed for Sale.. I havo several hundred bushels of the "Improved King Cotton Seed" for sale. No better seed on the market. Apply to Mrs. W. J. New by, or to J. T.. Newby, Rocky Mount, N. C. ltl Notice to Teachers. I will be in my office in Nashville on the last Saturdays of February, March and April for the transaction of business with school teachers, Office hours from 10 a. ni. to 4 o'clock p. m., E. J. Bras well, Treas. Nosh Co. ''I think I . would go crazy with pain were it not fr Chamberlain's rain Balm, writes Mr. W. H. Stapleton, Herminie, Pa. ''I have benn afflicted with rheumatism for several years have tried remedies without number, but Pain Balm is the best medicine I have got hold of." Ono application relieves the pain. For sale by M. C. Yarboro & Co. THE YIELD IS GREATER. Plant the Improved King Cotton Seed. The yield of lint is fifteen pounds more than any other. Have planted them two years and would plant any other. For sale by Mrs. S. E. Newby. Phone 113, Rocky Mount, N. C. Admisistratoks Notice. ' Having qualified as administra tor of Eli us L. May deceased, late ol Nash county N. O, this is to notify all persous having claims against tbe estate of said deceased, to exhib it them to the undersigned on or be fore the 15th day of Feb.. 1901 or this notice will be plead in bar of tneir recovery. All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment. . This the loth day ot February laoo. N. L. Eurk, Administrator. LAND SALES FOR TAXES. On Monday the 10th day of March 1900 I will offer for sale at the court house door in the town of Nashville, N. C. to the highest bidder for cash the following described lands to satisfy taxes due for the year 1899: wary vvmuey w acres, tax, j.u L M Edwards 27 ' " 77 Joe Denton, 12 " ' " 09 Sallie Joyner, 20 " " 77 GD Ricks,. 27 " " 2.73 " J. R. LlSDSKT, . Tax collector Coopers Town'p, Notice to Membersl The members of the Farmors' Mutual Fire Insurance Association are requested to. meet at Nashville on Monday, the 5th day of March, to re-organize. ' All those who have neglected to pay their dues, and de sire to be restored to good standing in the Company are especially in vited to return to the ranks. Nash and Franklin having been divided it is necessary to" rally the Nash members, and work up a new inter est in bur home insurance company. Bv order of the president. s T. T. Ross, Sec. J. P. jKNKras, Pres. He Has Used It. ' . ' Nashville, N. C. Feo. 1st, 1900. F. B. Ricks, 1 , . . - ; ' Nashville, N. C: Dear Sir: I used about 125 sacks Acme Guano last year and made a fine tobacco crop... T have used it by the . side of the very highest brands on the mar ket and find it a great deal better than any I ever used. - V ; Isaac Womble. 'til may X t Professional Notices. . COOKE & COOLEY, Counselors and Attorneys-at-Law, . ', NASHYIIXE, N. a JKbVPractice in State and Federal Courts. Office in grand jury room. JOHN T.' STRICKLAND, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Office at M. C. Yarboro & Co's., Drug Store, i NASHVILLE, . , N. C JACOB BATTLE. : Attorney and Counsclor-at-Law. , ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. Circuit: Nash, Edgecombe. Wilso counties. -- j-4-19. DR. S. P. BILLIARD, DENTAL SURGEON, ROCKY MOUNT, . - r- It. Cf Can he feuas In office at all times. w. a. rises, ' . ' : K. l. scbi I WUiOs, N. C NashTille. N, C.n FINCH & EURE, Counselors and Attorneys-at-Law, nA8hvillk, 5. 0. Special attention given to tbe collection and adjustment of claims. ornca in bub or bank sriLDino. . HOTELS. Hotel Woodard, Mrs. W..R. Winstead. Proprietress Table First Class. '' Omnlaua Ylmmtm sill Trains, Rocky Mount, V : : 1 : N. C. - Hammond Hotel; Mrs. T. A. Marriott, Proprietress, SI ROOMS. . - '';'; RATES $3.00 PER DAY. CUt Ratea For , Steady Boarders . Rocky Mouut, .': , N. C. . OWENS HOTEL. CUISINE UNEXCELLED. VEGETABLES AND FRUITS IN SEASON. Table, First Class. RATES, - - . $1.50 per day. BOARD BY DAY, WEEK . OR MONTH. Mrs. E. M. Owens, Proprietress. Sprtns; Hope, ........ N. C ALBION - HOTEL. Succasr to Fardnri'-Hotsl.) . MRS. ELIZABETH CARTER, Proprietress, Naathvlll. - 14. C Centrally Located wormortaDia itooms. . : .: .-.';.. Good Fare.' The Traveling Public cordially in- vited to give us a sbaro ot their patrouage. ; ' Specicl Rates by Week or Montk. Stop at ' THE ALBION. AN IDEAL HOME Is what the traveling man and ; the publio generally call 1 , The Central HoteL NASHVILLE, - - - N. C. Handsomely appointed Rooms. ( Attentive ' Servants, "j Every thing to " IVtialc You Comfortabl. Table Service Par, Excellence MRS. V. A. PERNELL, i - . Proprietress. Collim Hotol. Table Excelleat, . House Centrally Located. i ' ;' Rates $1.00 per y. CUT RATES FOR STEADY Z. When in Nashville, call , ta I 1 3 well served. Si3ial ..::'.'., 1 . paid to transient gucrtts. v .Two Lsrs V'cr: - " People In Apjointng Toj Ca
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