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lutKsher's Announcement.
All ovrr Bfuvn lines will bechaifnd Br
ei, p.-r hue lor obt'.uaTT Buncos, etc
No oimmink-atlna will be published II
tue i.i ol lun wriwr U withheld.
Tli p'lMKlx-rolT! Ga.raio will ot
bar r,:lia Ir t lew espressod by lu
Criw..jHtmlnt.
Nxtlm niidrr bead of "Bwclal Notion"
will be charted at the rata ol 100. per tins
or Mcb luaortloQ.
adTWtlnors dmlrlnf a than of adver
tUeroent should aae ropy la oMo aot
later tuaa boob oa Teeeday.
AdrertliwioHwits discontinued before the
lime wniracMo for hu expire wui
eliar.nl transient rale (or th tlBw B0-
aa,ll published.
AdrartlsMMBU oa which ao specific
aouiber of tnsertlooa b narked will be
narked "till forbid" and charred up to
data of discontinuance. -
.!, opo- which tli
a'f'nd for maklof
tl.ea grafted.
Communication and items of Dwa Itt
lended for pobllcatloa. and all business
letter should be addressed toTaaUaara
io. and aol lo IndlTidnal nembera of tue
THURSDAY. JUNIt 1st, 1911.
HIPPU FUNEIALSEIVICE.
Bali at ! Bear aa4la the SJM
'-.":'." Caarca.
An unusual and impressive tight
was witnessed at Galatia A. M. E.
Church in "Brooklyn," colored set
tlement just in the southern out
skirts of Nashville, last Sunday after
noon, when Re. A. L. Sanders, eoL,
conducted a triple burial service;
there being three corps in the
church at one time followed by three
families of mourners, while the build
ing: was crowded to overflowing with
large crowd of colored people who
were seriously affected by the sol
emnity and seeming awfulness of
the occasion.
, In one funeral party was the
family of P. A. Richardson, a well
known and respected citizen of Nash
ville, whose little 'girl, after a lin
. gering illness, died on Friday night
In another party were gathered the
relatives of Bettie Cooper, a colored
, woman, who died in Rocky Mount
Friday night and whose remains
were brought here for burial. . On
the other side of the church, near
the altar, were those who followed
the remains of the little child of J as.
, Mitchell, who died also on Friday
night The triple services were con-
, ducted by Rev. Sanders and after
wards the various mourning parties
and friends went to the cemetery in
"Brooklyn' where the interments
were made.
The incident was one of the first
of its kind to occur in the history of
Nashville, possibly in the State, and
one that has cast a gloom over the
homes of the colored population of
. the town.
deriround
Id vert'."
Bin were
Th American Tina Is atrooi
noucti to resist th attack of th
paraatta; It area confer a a
and yivUlng power opoa the mora
delicate TlnUfe trap that It car
ries, ao that by lu help many of tlia
old European vineyards bare not
only bees, regenerated but also mad
to produoe more wise to the acre
thaa be for the adrant of the phyV
loxera.
Sut ta more famous Ttnayarda,
where are trows th (rands crui that
bear a aama all the world over, hare
hesitated to WM th Amerlcaa stock.
fearing such a deterioration la the
Quality of the rrapa as would nerer
be compensated for by any Incraaae
of quantity. The remedy against
phylloxera oa which they bar chief
ly relied has beea the Injection Into
th Boll of email quantities of car
bon dlsulphlde. a roUtll liquid glv-
Inc rise to hea ry poisonous vapor.
It was found that this vapor diffused
through the sot and killed th phyV
knera. while the root of the Tin
took bo harm, la this way the phyl
loxera can b kept la check. If not
actually stamped out, but th
bens of th prooeaa limits Its adop
tion axorat In the most valuable
vineyard.
Th point of this story, says Harp
er's Magailn. Is that a eartaln Al
satian rln grower before 184 made
th obserratlon that land which had
thus bea treated with carbon dlaul-
phld bacam more productlr thaa
It was before, area whan th destruc
tion of th phylloxera was toft ntlr-
ly eat of th question. But this ob
servation remained unappreciated.
Just like th similar record of th
gala In fertility brought about by
heating th soil to th temperature
of boiling water,
HoweTer, confirmatory; evidence
gradually accrued, until such sclenO-
fic men as concern thmlrse with
th soil bar within th last few
yean become convlnoaf that tner
was a real and a ore! set of pheno
mena to b explained. Borne of the
United State station workers
began to advocate th ateaa heating
of aoU destined for the growth of
plants In greenhouses; . they main
tained that nof only was freedom
from certain fungoid disease
animal pasta thus secured but that
th productlreneas of the soil was
sufficiently raised to pay tor the
treatment ' i . .
Tu! May 8, 1911.
'"" Adm'r.
. , EXECUT003 NOTICE
Tbe undersigned bariaK quulifled
as executors of thn estate of J It
Jooes, Sr., lute of Nash county. N.
C. notioe Is hereby clven to all pr-
soos bavinif olulxs atrulost the said
estate to preseot them to the uudnr-
Jirned executors on or before toe
12ih dny of April. 1912. or this no
tice will be plead Id bar of tbeir re
ooverv. All persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to come
forward and make Immediate settle
ment
This April 12, 1911
Jdo. D. Jonjps,
0. Ia Jones, xrs.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
The underslifoed haviuir qualified
as executor of tbe estate of Leah Ar-I
rlojrton. deceased, late of Nasb
oouoty, N. C-, notice is hereby gf veo
to ail per sods baviotr ololms aKaiost I
said estate to present them to tbe I
undersiifned on or before tbe Bra
day of April. 1912. or this notice
will oe plead in bar of their recovery
All persooa indebted to aald estate I
win please come forward and make
Immediate settlement.
Wiixum ARBiiraroir, ' 1
This April 3, 1911 xeoutor.
, NOTICE. '
North Carolina, Nash ' County Io
Tbe Superior Uoort
WUI Pope rs palsl Pope.
Tbe defendant above named will
take' notice tbat tbe plaintiff baa
commenced an action as above en
titled In tbe tbe Superior Court of
Nasb Countv for tbe Duroose of ob
taining an absolute divorce and tbe
said defennant will further take
notioe tbat she is required to appear
at tbe term of the superior court of
said county to be held on tbe first
Monday before tbe first Monday of
Sept, next, it being the 28th, day of
Aug., 1911, at tbe court house of said
oouoty In fiasbville, JN. C. and
answer or demur totbecomplaint in
said action, or tbe plaintiff will ap
ply to tbe court for tbe relief de
Handed in said complaint " .
i. A. sills.
Clerk Superior Court Nb Couoty
Tblatne ?3rd, day of May, 1611.
NOTICE
, BastsMrs nasi Saws timfimg.
The building fever seems to have
invaded the eastern end of Nash
ville. r Mr. Geo. W. Womble has re
cently completed a very handsome
and well appointed cottage residence.
Dr. Jas. P. Battle is continually
. placing building material on his lot
on East Church street and soon the
ring of hammer and saw will , be
heard in that quarter. There is con
tinuous activity around the hand-
. some residence of Mr. Geo. N. ' Bis
sette as that structure approaches
housy proportions. Mr. C. C. Ward
has just completed the decided im
provements made on his residence,
air. w. a. cooper now occupies a
very nice new cottage residence on
East Elm street ' Clerk of the Court
Sills is making quite a change in his
comfortable and ; well appointed
home by the addition of another
large li ving room and otherwise ex
tending the porch fronting on Wash
ington Street At an early date Mr.
G. C, Beryman will" begin remodel'
ing his bungalo on First street, near
the residence of Mr. L. T. Vaugban,
that is now occupied by Mr. I. W
Strickland. -
mas rialit for Uf.
I was a long and bloody fight for
iuu uai was waved by James B.
Mersbon, of Newark, N. J., of which
he writes: bad lost much blood
- from Jung hemorrhages, and was
very wean ana run down. For eight
mumus i was unable to work.
Death seemed close fill tnv hAnla
when I be("an, tbree weeks oiro. to
"-'"g 9 bw jjiscovery.
Hut it bs3 helped me greatly. It is
doing all tbat you claim." For
werta, sore luns, obstinate coughs,
sti-i 'oro cols, hoarseaesss, la
i Lma, hy-fever or any
1 ; trrlup?tro-' .a its sunreme.
: : ( 1 tl.l . li: 1 bp:;e freo.
: -ced ty r:..i''2vs:'e I r C . .
Unexplored Caves of California.
In th vicinity of Tula Lake, Cali
fornia, about forty extinct volcanoes
hare beea found, many already
Ing covered with thick regetatloo.
and beneath th beds of lava girea
off by them la th past numerous In
teresting carerns bar racantly barn
discovered and explored. On Is said
to b 200 feet long. 60 feet wide and
10 feet high. Another hu been re
ported diacoVMwd which Is miles
long; It has been named, the Mam
moth Car of California. ,
On recently explored is said te
contain two stories, th tempera
ture la th under on being so low
that Icicles two yards long depended
from the. calling. Large cares bar
various- origins. Many bare one
a. solid, ground, covered with
heary clay and llmestoD rock; th
lower ground Is washed away by un
derground waters, a roof and floor
being left Other car are the
suit of air or othr gases getting
into the molten lara, expanding with
the heat and blowing themselves into
lava bubbles, leaving hollows and
caverns when th lara has , cooled
and hardened, lust as air bubbles may
be seen to do la .molten tar. Path
finder,
The love Appl. . 1
Th ' tomato, wholesome, ' tooth
some, capable tor such variety of edi
ble use as It Is, was not found out
by man until comparatively recent
times. It la a native of western
South America, whence ' It was . In
troduced and cultivated in Europ
during , the sixteenth century. At
first Its wrinkled fruits were regard
ed with suspicion and it was grown
to be looked at as a curiosity more
i anything else. . Cultivation
smoothed out the wrinkles and de
veloped the tomato ao that in the
eighteenth century both yellow and
red varieties were known. There are
old people, now living to-day, who
relate that in their childhood the to
mato was known a th "love ap
ple" and was poisonous If eaten to
much of. - '
By virtue of the power contained
in a trust deed made by W. R
Black well and wife, Fannie E.
Black well, to tbe undersigned on
January 17, 1910, and recorded in
Book 180 at page 049, Nash Keglstrv
I will sell at public auction for cash
at the court bouse door in Nashville
N. C. on Monday, tbe 12th . day of
Jane; 1911, tbree certain tracts or
parcels ol land in (Jastalia Township
Nasb county, described as follows,
(a) A certain lot Iyintr io the
town of Castalia on the North- East
side of Nash street, containing one
acre and in a deed dated Jan. 19tb,
1904 made by F. , B. Ricks, W. H.
Arrington, et al, to W. R. Blackwell
and registered to Book 144 paare
646, Nash Registry, this lot being
toe present residence ot said Black
well and wife. '
(b) - A tract of land in the town of
Castalia adjoining the lands of S. J,
Bartholomew, W. K. Black well etal
and being situated on tbe East side
ot Main street, and containing 6500
square yards, more or less, and
bounded particularly in deed from
a J. Bartholomew to W. R. Black
well and registered in Book 160,
page 196, Nasb county Registry, and
dated Feb. ztt, 19U7, to which re
ference is bad. . ' ''.
(c) A tract of land ' in' Castalia
Township adjoining tbe lands of T.
W. Bartholomew, J. A. Harrison. et
al, and definitely described in deed
J. H. Harrison to Fannie IS. Black-
well, dated January 12th, 1906, and
recorded in book 104. patre 1UD,
Nash County Registry, to which re
ference is bad.
I - a F. AUSTIN. Trustee
This May II, 1911.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The Bank of Nashvr!!
Hew KM I Your Taste f '
From a lerlea of axperlence recent
ly mad at the University of Kansas
It Is evident that the average person
can taste the bitter of quinine when
on part. Is dissolved In 161,000 parts
of water. Salt was detected la 'Wa
ter whea on part of (40 of th liquid
was used. Cvrr could he tasted In
Ki parts of water and common soda
la 48. Ia aearr all case women
could d-rtr't a emaller quantity than
K'-ViW . 1 World.'
NOTICE.
I have this day qualified as ex-
eutr of the estnte of Lec .ia A,
I .U'.c!or, late of Nash couofy, N.
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At the close of business
Tuesday,' Mar, 7th, 1911-
Researces. '
Loam and dlsoonots. 7 - WWIXI
I Overdrafts, secured and unsecurd 9,817. 10 i
Bankinir house and nxtnre l.t-"0.t0
Demand loans - S,Oi4.ti2
Due from Banks and Bankers . H.W.SH
Own items 7"0 1
Goldcoin ' 1,0'J50
Silver coin, and all minor coin' b'U.ai
National bank notes, ' 3,21U.uu
Total, ' -8,652M
Llakllltle.
Capital Stock paid In, , i5,ooo.ool
Hiirmns fund . .-0.
Umuvidrai profits, lens expe'spd. 1J- "
Nrm and ums redisuonnted 8
i nB liiivv "li! 10, r "
Time ci i.iirn.tfls of dcnosit. 1,( . I
L'fonsi'8 (nict't't to cueck, - - b'J.y H I
Casuifj s Li;xiis outstandingr b
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li r-iui'y tl no!c;:'v.!, method" of coi-.-'.ru.'n, c ' "
V " real service, as well at in c'istinciive f---.irir.ee,
Ti ulu-S Irf:" Fence Uado inzyL.u
Electrically Wclc'od
tt t' s Joint, tiiess ere the fence's ttron-t farts. "One
o!IJ piece of metal" aptly pfirrses it, .Kro'JaH t'.e tarj
e:t usage, " Pittsburgh Perfcd" Feace stands erect, eveii
aaj firm."
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B4 wka ht shislikaenlr b."I1s bkuI alwcliolr ni mill,
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CAPITAL $15,000.00,
S. F. Austin, Preseidentv" S. G. Griffin, V-Pres.
! J. K. Bridgers, Cashier.
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This bank does all the bookkof plnjf.
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