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WINTERVILLE NEWS. ;
The Commonwealth.
t? wtt-T.t AT?D. - - - - Editor.
Published Every Thursday.
Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
The sociable at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Tripp last;.Thu'raday- evening
Entered at the Post-Office at Scotland complimentary tu-hbe yojingladiea:
Neck, N C :as Second Class Matter.
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1901.
BULBS FOR PARDONS.:
' Governor Aycock has given out that
f,w5lT have laid down -rules
' rwu jv-
whereby pardons will be granted
.criminals. This is a very wise course
nart. nt thfl Oovernor. and the
., JH I ills 1' ; - '
people of the State will give It general
hearty approval. -
- Tha Knwa and Observer of 19th
said :
iit(.om mlaa are now in the hands.
j,jjvwv
of the printer.
"The most important one-is that re
quiring the publication for two ;Aveeke
of notice that application will be made
in the Governor for a pardon ; .this
notice to be published in the columns
of a paper in the county from wmcn
the convict, for whom pardon is to be
asked, was sentenced, and in case no
. naner is published in the county,
notice is to "be posted at the court
in other public places for
iiUUOU V aw M.
two weeks.
' "The public notice which the appli
cant for a pardon must post Bhall not
only announce that a pardon is asked,
but must state'of what crime the ap
plicant was convicted, for how many
rears he was sentenced 'and how long
ha hae alraodv nerved. In fact the
whA are visitina them, was very- much
eo joyed. Only a few special friends
ware invited and the evening passed oniy
top rapidly, away. Ice cream and other
delicacies were served a4 the little
tate-a-tetes of a private nature as well
as other amusements, indulged, in, will
always be-a source of "remembrance
to and grateful appreciation of . the suc
cessful effort by the genial nost ana
hostess in affording an opportunity so
pleasantly spent. - '. '
Dr. D. L. James and Mr. Fully, oi
Greenville, were here Thursday.
Miss Hattie Kittrell is visiting rela
tives near Greenville. -Si'.'
Our young friend, Dr. James Green,
formerly of Greenville, but now oi
Snow Hill, was in to see us Monday.
It is a pleasure to meet such friends.
Fernando Ward, of near ractoius,
take in the
town and the summer school too. We
think he will be pleased with the lady
visitors anyway.
This is the last week of the summer
hnni Tvjo-rf TiiABdAv the examina-1 r -Panforc and Commission Jvier
tions take place and each and .every chants, and dealeren Bagging, lies,
teacher will draw a sigh of relief. It PeanutJJags and Land Plaster. We
... - . . t quote JNova iscoua uauu
will be a very rigid examination, so It q shipment as follows : '
i said, and manv are in wait, fearing I T., than in tona 5.50
j rr . - I n lnoH lnta 5.25
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si nnnnnnnnn :fl M M
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1 If 1 J TuiTmnrn TTT H TITlTTflTTOn ' 1 HI PT EMEIfflF 8r Pfl PPnUPifita
jjlllrlijbU VfMDIlUuOlj, it. i uuuiiiuiii w imi., wujjxxuwxw,
J. W.Perry Company,
NORFOLK, VA.,
(LiuQir
Less than 10 tons
f ar Inad lnta
50 " " 5.00 '
1 00 Ton IiOts $1.90
Correspondence solicited. -
j. n.ijutux v v - -
tt ahnvft named "Warehouse for tlie
coming Tobacco year, I respectfully solicit the patron-
vritb a torpid liver, yrbich produces constip-
nnnftiAH BIITlTllV A.nn CTfLfl 0111'
T . , 1 T All nil Anlv ha titn 0U1I ta TM
ommend Cascarets whenever the opportunity
18 presented. A-4n.TfliMa
...... t " 11 ' ,t o .v,-, tlon. Mound CASCAKETSto NU youcm.m
nonce uhs iu iothy " i for them, ana securea sucn reuei ut
statement of the case so that the peo
ple of the county may know -exactly
nchn wfinta a pardon and on what
ground it is asked.
"The object oi this is that those op
posed to the granting of a-pardon, if
t.hfirfi is anv reason why it should not
he granted, may have an equal oppor
tunity of being heard along with those
who favor it. It is believed that in
this way only those who deserve a par
don will secure it, and it any are par
doned who are unworthy, it will be due
to the failure of those lamiliar with
t.h -facts to present them to the Gov-
- ernor.
"In other words; this rale turns the
search light of publicity upon every
pardon and every application for- par
don." - - "
yS candy
I J CATHARTIC '
1 A n.1.tahU Pntont If.otfl ClAtfWI. TlA
Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c 25c, 50c.
CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
Mcrllag RMy CMapu;, CMwgwtreri, Hw
un rn DIP Sold and gnaranteed br all drnf-
HW"I"IUI gists tow.
UKE Tobacco Habit,
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus giv
ing yon pure, rich blood to recuperate
your bodv. Are easy to take. Never
gripe. E. T. Whitehead & Co. -
AHOSKIE NEWS.
Cor. to The Commonwealth.' -
Ahoskie, N. O., July 22, 1901.
Miss L. Wynnes, one of Union's
fairest daughters, is visiting-the family
- of Dr. J. II. Mitchell.
JSIr. J. J. Ciumv was in town Sun-
flay. . - "
Messrs. Noah Biggs, and Dr. E.
Johnson, of Scotland Neck, paid a bus-
- f ness call to our town last week.
Misses Tattie and Annie Leggett
spent a fow htrars liere last week en
route to Windsor, N. C. ;
' We regret to announce the deatlrof
' the Infant child of Mx. T. n. Overtoil.
It had been sick for some time. Mr.
and Mrs7 Overton have . the sympathy
. of the entire community.
There will be an excursion from
. Ahoskie to Windsor to accommodate
7arties wishing fo attend' the Confeder-
ate Eeunion at Windsor August first
"TTrainswill make close connection : at
Ahoskie with A. C. L. shoofiy,
Don
Neglect Your Eyes!
The fitting of Glasses by '
guess is i a thing"of the
past. No conservative
man or woman will buy a
- pair of GlasseB without
having them fitted by a
Vine Hill
Male Academy,
' l SCOTLAND NECK, N. O.
' - -
A First-Class High Gr a d e
School for Boys and
Young Men.
Thorousrh Courses offered in
Classic, Literary, Scientific
and Business departments.
Charges reason able.
Courses practical.
- . . -
For any information write
T. J. Cbeekmore, bupt.
The Enfield Market is better equipped than ever. Two stemmeries, -plenty of buyers
and theLt of accomodations in every, way, Every bntnch of oms.n.
tent hands and I pledge my personal attention to every, pile of Tobacco pLccdon om !k,.
I .want your trade and will do my oesi to picdbc vuu.
I desire to thank my many, frien libernilly patronized me while in Scoilan.J
Neck, and ask a continuance at Enfield, promising in the future as in the past my best
efforts in their behalf. ' . ' -
Your mend,
. - W. T. CLEIillENT.
Just
Received!
Logan, Johnson & Co.'s
Hisrh Grade Preserves in jars,
Scientific Optician! Sweet P o ta toes in Cans,
Urange eyrup m quart jur
Homer Military School,
I have taken a special course
in Optics under ' Dr. W. 1.
Davis, of Windsor, N. C, one
"of the leading doctors of Re
. fraction in the South, and am
now prepared to fit the eye
correctly. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Examinations free.
- . OXFOBU, a. O. - and of the Capitol and
Securinc perfect ventilation. Sixteen new rooms, for two boys each to be Twenty teachers $
added for the fall term. Engagements should be made early, Annual attend-; voimg w -
ance np to the full capacity anu many turuea X -Tn in Bussells. Berlin and Paris.
Bantist
fn i nnpr Tlrn.n ri P i n fT A T T 1 e
- 'l- rioat othiPfipJinld with auarter-miie iracK, in me ouuiu. x nuunjf ui ouu : , ,
Tea, Coffee, Spices whole and n
gronndr Nutmegs, Camphor -"'-srio?ro1Wt. 253. Ki -
New Main Building Three Club Building-- VU 3W
ern Improvements Perfect Sanitary Coiiditu-ns-iiui
sua vuiii jjbhuo.
Within one square of Governor's Mansion on one m,
Biaie 1ADTRTS I'" '
men and 15 women) rvcb dc
nn uuhicp.t. Director of M
studied nino yen
rrin
VVi thin one square ot u
female
l;i Allelic
students not piepsjiug for higher education, are excluded.
Fall term begir3 septemDer a. v
n. W. MIXON,
'"-.- -- v.';'', " or
Crumpler &.Mixon, -:
- - Scotland Week, N. C
TheUold Days Haye Gone, Balmy
Spring With Its Beauty
I i . Ha Come.
'Summer complaint: is unusually
' - nrpvftlent amonsr children' this season.
A -well developed case in the writer's
family was cured "last week by the
- timnlv use nf Chamberlain's Colic.
, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy one
ni Hi bent patent medicines manufac-
. -,'tured and which is always "kept on
v hand at the home of ye scribe. This
. "is not intended as a free puff for, the
- enmnanv. who do not advertise - with
" us, but to benefit little sufferers who
'-mnv -not he "within easv access of -a
" nhvsirjan. No familv should be with-
ouF a bottle of Ibis medicine in the
house, especially in' summer time. '
-a T T T71 1
- Xiansing, xowa. Journal. -xur tstuw uy
E. T. Whitehead & Co. " 1 -
A SPRING RIDE.
Gum, Flavoring Extracts,
Salmon, Sardines and other
canned goods, Toilet Soap, m"L T TPTrTS
T.anndrv Sban and a full X lltJ JLl-Ei YV
line of Meat , Lard, Flour,
Jewelers, Mori! FTnminv. Corn. Oats.
Hay and many other things,
tiivo us a call r-
Wilson AUsbrook.
Notice.
Having qualified as Executrix of the
a SI, .r'-AU-. , AX QlMH T
laSt Ul OI tUU lWdUWlu uwau, i
hereby notify all persons having claims
Evervbodv i8 lOOkinC forward tO the I tka fnt in ma nn nr hAfni-A Jnlv
pleasure for a COMFORTABLE jgi 1902. All persons owing the estate I To Selling
DRIVE. Many are thinking of 1 i nlease make Drompt settlement. ' I T'
purchasing if nice Buggy.' The under- This June 17th, 1901. .
signed can furnish you a nice HOME 1 - FANNIE STERN,
MADE BUtivix tnat win equal u not 620-6t Executrix-of Joseph Stern.
surpass any uuggy you can Duy lor toe
nrice iram -u..t uu. uuH.iBg uu
hand ail the time.. J lrst-ciass renair-
ing done. Neat work and reasonable
cnarges. - . -
Ready to serve the public,
- W. A. BRANTLEY.
Scotland N6ck, N. C. J
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University
r. j : ..diniKnt 9 VI "Vo v f. spnninn
onens Sep. 4, 1901. Board, Room, Tuition and all fees, 1G7.0 neri-c.inj.1 e.,r.
For further-information, address, R. T. VAKIN, rresiaeat, jvaieiuii,
7-25-lm . '
-pany
Tobacco Hanesters !
: Bnv flome of our nice Tobacco Har
vesters and have no more bruised JTo
hnnno. F.Fftrv Harvester, which costs
only. $2.50, will save the work of two
hands. . " icer Uots - at i .ou. j? me
T..wn fivinn At $5.00. Everything
lyou want manufactured by' v
I ... - . r IT TT(TTJC!
7-11-tf - Bethel, N, C.
( II ll
, 1 "A firsfeclass Military School in Eastern Carolina.'
DEBWASyi-kSWSEY SCH
: . , LAGRANGE, N. C. ,
Military,' Literary, Scientific and Connnereial S.-1i
Fifty-three Boarding Purflla; twelve counties and two Statrv " l
resentfid the past session. . CommodiousSchobl Buildings. J'1
racks for sixty cadets. .
The school aims to strengthen "character by developing latent tatcnl-O''4
- . . . . j . ;,i ti.. MililaD'
power. The l.naiviauai neeas oi ine biuubuw uio tuumum.
training strengthens the maply traits, gives a souna uoay ana ciuar
Class room methods cultivate Observation, Concentration and Moniai i. ':
Athletics encouraged. Expenses per half term, including: tuition, Wtrd,
ights and room $55. No incidentals. Term begins Sept. 4.
Write for beautiful Register. . " J. E. DEBXAM, Mipt.
UNIVERSITY
NORTH CAROLINA
The head of the State's
- Educational System.
Academie Depa rtment,. Law
ivieaicme, i-nm-iiiacj.
' Eighty-five .scholarships. Free tni
tion to teachers and ministers' -sons.
Loans for the needy. .
s , 527 STUDENTS.
" 43 INSTRUCTORS. V
New Dormitories, Water Worka, Cen-
- tral Heating System.
1120.000 nrtent in imorovements in
- . 1900 and 1901. - -
1 Fall term begins Septemher 9, 1901.
' Address, - -
. ' - . F, P. VENABLE, President,
- 6-27-6t - ;.r. Chapel Hill, N. C
- J
TLJa Aanifir to keen well than eet cur
a .-- TMWi Ufa Little EarlvRkers taken
ow then.wiil always- keepyotrr
2 Than Ever, rl
Having just put in the
Best and Nicest Eefriger
atpr ever before seen here, :
we are prepared to furn
ish all . - r .
- The most i up-to-date and withal the most comJ,
fortable ,na'dnrable Iron Bedsteads-......
tvon.
The Ladies
tyjfive graduate and undergraduate
courses of study. Twenty-three teach-
I tor in academic courses. 'Eieht labors
I tories equipied with modem apparatus.
lArtrA librarv facili Ues. Best eymna-
IBium and athletic appointments in the
RtAtA.. Kchnlarahina and loan funds.
past seven yea, penaes yw. , lt sets at the entrance ana youcan test iv ax
The best eollege is the one that oners - v it wk - - '.- -" -x . -
. - THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and" Industrial College.
Annual expends $100 to $140 ; for n6n-re.ilri'- "f ,he
State $160. Faculty of 30 members, l'racti.-e and Uir
servation School of about 250 pupils. To mt'" ;1 ''"'"''!
I'.Hli.
llipC-
in the dormitories all free-tuition application''
- . - T 1 -1 lC.t C 1' -..
Are Invited to call and examine ail
ELEQ-ANT - UPRIGHT "PI ANO,
jviauiusnej manuiaccure
Send
55
I which" ihe hot weathefso
materially effects as firm
and nice as during vthe
winter months.! Best Nt
a student the best advantages
for catalogue. v:-: v -l:
- PRESIDENT" K1LUO,
6-27-6t : -: . ; A Durham, N. C.
any time.
New Supply;Furniture ail t i11-
. THE SAME OLD -STORY. .
-A . TTHt ralaten n exnerience
l similar to that which has happenea in
l almost every neignoornopa in . inu
United States and has been told and
ln&tnld bv thousands- of others. He
I aavs - "imi snmmer x nau an jiiiacK
I of dvsentery and . purdhased a bottle of
IChamberlain . Colic. Cholera, and:
Diarrhoea' Remedy, -.wliieh-jaseS'fe;
cordmg to direcuons-ana wiui enureiy
reeni ioe iroaDi tub
.-'.
Scotlajid Necfe,.N. C.
ON
TOBACCO SPIT
Life;
J4ftoWiMti qulcfcer. jthjoi; fojtr2SSw53 fjrSSri Oats .;;kk
tTEARTCER''vi'
MM : : . WiXDOU.N. C.
LITERARY
CLASSICAL
RDTENTIFIC
COMMERCIAL . be made before July loth. Session opens J-c i
INDUSTRIAL -... Correspondence invited from those desiring
PEDAGOGICAL tent teachers and stenographers.
MUSICAL- ; For Catalogue and other information eddi es
r i.r-:--.:..--.-r President CHXrLES D. McIV l
- 6-20-Ct - . - , Greeusborc.
Oak Sl i d ff
e-Institute
bowt J in Ert2Si orc-T. xtj wt
. :V.-:Holt.Bros., rn
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