The Commonwealth
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1904
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Kent.
Four-room dwelling with dining
room and cook-room attached. Desir
ably located. Nice neighborhood
Fine well of water convenient. Apply
to J. S. PAULL,
l-2S-tf . Scotland Neck, N. C.
Fine Cotton Seed.
I have some Excalsior Cotton Seed
from the Excelsior Seed Farm in South
Carolina, which I will trade on 3 bubei
for two. I paid f 1.00 a bushel lor my
seed last spring
tE. H1LLTARD,
K -tland Neck, N. C.
AIT ANTED Trustworthy Lady or
Gentleman to manage business
in this county and adjoining territory
for house of solid financial standing.
$20 straight cash salary and exDeDses
paid each Monday direct from head
quarters, expense money cava need ;
position permanent. Address, Mana
geii, 603 Monon Building, Chicago.
Wanted
Several industrious neraons in each
state to travel for bou?e establisfcpd
;e!even years and with a large capital,
to call upon merchants and agents for
successful and profitable line. Perma
nent engagement. Weekly salary of
$24 and all traveling expenses and ho
tel bills advanced in cash ech week.
Experience not essential. Mention
preference and enclose self-addressed en-
yelope. THE NATIONAL,
332 Dearborn St., Chicago.
2-11-St
Don't Fail to See
PTbe "Planet, Jr.," Riding Crhivator,
rThe Labor Payer. We could not fiii
Jorders for them last year but the faeto-
y has been eniarged and vie can now
supply our custr. roe's.
THE JOSEY HARDWARE CO
Hospitality at
Small Expense.
Entertainment that is, pleasure to
rour guests does not depend on the
none? you spend, but on your own
knowledge of how to receive and ex
end Bospitality. Christine Terhnne
lerrick tells you all about it. Post
mid, 50 cents E. J. CLODE, Pub
lsher, 150 Fifth Ave , Sew York.
Notice to Debtors.
All persons indebted to me in any
iay are hereby notified t make settle
lent at once. MIKE HARDY. .
Feb. 15, 1904. 2-18-2t
New Shop.
Horse Shoeing, Repairing,. Building
Carts and Wagons. Keoainng of
ingines and Boilers. Our Mr. Marks
s experience, is talented and can and
11 please you. Give us a share of
ur patronage.' Thework" musr bei
ht. PRINCE & CO.,
2 18-tf Scotland Netk, N. C.
Wanted.
We wish a copv of The Common-
ELTH tor July 9, 1903. If any of
readers can furnish us a copy of
issue we shall be glad to pay them
r their trouble.
Don't Buy
Pise Plow 'till yon have seen the
rracuse Chillea Disc. You can easily
that it is THE BEST. One of the
my advantages is that you can buy a
e-Disc-Plow and then change it to a
io, three or four disc plow with same
me, and vice versa.
The Josey Hdw. Co.
Fresh Candy.
You can get fresh Candy all the
ie at the Candy Factory on east side
in street opposite M. Hoffman &
ither's And it's mighty good.
For Sale-Cheap.
IA good second hand Sewing
Ma-
line in good order for sale cheap.
G. C. Weeks
Lg Things This Week.
lorrisett Brothers are closing out
fir odds and ends in Shoes at greatly
luced prices.
i Momsett Brothers' Special Prices
(T.jmh. Ginehams. Bieachine and
nburgs.
Moerisett Brothers.
inter Clothing and Overcoats at
cost from now until March Isv
MORRISETT BROTHERS.
7e are receiving daily Spring Gooda
lracted for before the advance.
e to sea us for your own gocd
M ORRIS ETT UROTEEES.
the American Beauty Corset
take ten guesses at the handsome
ic Box. Examine it ana tafce tee
m. The best $1.00 Corset cn the
;6t. MORR'SEIT BROTHERS.
Lwards & Co.
Special Bargains.
ie ear load of Meat, one car load
and Oats, a'l bought prior to the
v.Tan war. .
ir load of Fre3h Cotton Seed Hulls
Cotton Seed Meal just arrived
wish to say to our friende that we
these all the year iouna ireen ana
it for their milk cows.
ng lot of Farming Utensils just ar
id, such a Champion A Plows',
Champion Plows, Climax Cotton
rs, Hoes, snoveis, rucu .rui&e,
is, etc., all which re going at hot-
prices.
dozen Men's Unlanndried White
in Bosom Shirts being offered at a
it BoKrifira tn oAcim them out.
U io iha timn to hnv vour Blank -
jrad Bed Quilts. We want to close
what we have leir ana are cuiuug
o uair iu vw
on't forget that we are closing our
ets ont at New York cost,
reat sacrifice in Winter Clothing
Ladies' Cloaks and Wraps to make
i lor our Spring Stock, uive us a
and be convinced-
Edwards fc uo. ,
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts
of Our People and Other Folks,
Mr. D. F Hi nes spent some time in
ayaen last week.
Mrs. T. W. Fenner, of " Halifax, has
oeen here some days on a visit.
MFss Ida Lewis, of Richmond, has
recently paid a visit bee to her pa
rents,Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis.
Mrs. J. U. Branch, of Enfield, has
f . . - . .
oeen nere tnis week on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Applewhite
Mrs Claude-Kitchin who has been
on a visit. o her father, Prof. L. R.
Mills of Wake Forest, has returned
acme.
Mr. J. B. Jones and family went to
Littleton some days ago. Mr. Jones
has returned, but Mrs. Jones is still
theie.
Mr. J. A. Perry went to Roanoke
Rapids to-day to visit his son and
daughter, Mr. J. D. and Miss Helen
ierry.
Capt. Whit Hill, of Rocky Mount,
has been here this week on a visit. He
nas been in the hospital in Richmond
!or treatment for rheumatism, but Is
now improving.
Mr. Thurman Kitchin came horns
from Wake Forest Friday. Saturday he
accompanied his brothers, Mess. J. A.
Miid R. V. Kitchin on a trip to Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Presitoxg Elder Will Preach.
Presiding Elder G I'. Smith will preach
in the Methodist church here next
Sunday, morning and night.
Mr. Bell Referee Mr. D. Bell, of
Enfield, was here a day last week as
referee in a suit between Mr. J. O
Lewis and the North Carolina Lumber
Co.
Hi rt by the Train A colored wo
man was struck by the train near Til
lery Sunday afternoon and painfully,
but not very severely hurt. She was
taken on the train and brought to Scot
land INeck and a physician summoned
to attend her.
Will Remain Here Mr. Albion
Dunn who seemed his license to prac
tice law Eorne days ago will remain for
some months with his father, Mr. W.
A. Dunn Not having become twenly
oae vear3 old, he is not yet allowed by
law to enter upon the practice alone.
Caught Their Men Mr. C. W.
Dunn, accompanied by Mr. R. W.
Pittman, spent most of Tuesday night
on the river near Neal seeking to cap
ture two negroes who were wanted in
Bertie county. They succeeded and
brought in their men about three
o'clock Wednesday morning. Later
Mr. Dunn took them to Bertie by way
of Palmyra.
Wake Forest College Glee Club and
- Orchestra,
Will appear in Opera House Thurs
day night, February ISth
Wake Forest Glee Club and Orches
tra Talcott W Brewer, Manager.
Glee CjuK Darius Eatman, Musical
Diiector ; Hubert M. Poteat, Leader.
First Tenor F. K. Cooke, M. L.
Davis, D Eatman, J W. Whisnant.
Second Tenor F. II. Bland, T. W.
Brewer, G. S. Foota, C. A. Leonard.
First Bass 3. W. Bagley, G. W.
Coggln, II. M. Poteat, C. P. Weaver.
Second Bass O. W. Kiag, B. D- Mc
Daniel, B. L. Powers, W. H. Weather
spoon. Orchestra James J. Thomas, Jr.,
Leader.
Fsrsfc Violin, J. J- Thomas, Jr. ; Sec
ond Violin, T. W. Brewer; Double
Bass, B. J. Ray ; Clarinet, L. E. Bald
win ; First Cornet, G M.Trammell ; Sec
ond Cornet, O. W. King ; Trombone, S.
W. Bagley ; Drum, B. L. Powers ;
Piano, H. M. Poteat.
Program PART I.
1. Here's to Wafce Forest Words
by C. P. Weaver.
2. Ga'a Parade Le Blanc Or
chestra. 3. Trombone Solo "If Only You
Were Mine." Victor Herbert. Mr.
Poteat.
4. Song of the Bee Parks Glee
Club.
5. Violin Solo "Son of Puszta"
Op. 131, No.
2, Keler BelaMr.
Thomas.
) (a) Sweet Katherine Jones
C.
U0
My Flo T i n s m a n n
Glee Club
7. Piano Solo Marche Militaire
Scbubert-Tausig Mr. Poteat.
PART II.
1. Blaze Away Abe Holzman
Orchestra.
2. In the Golden Long Ago Stultz
Mr. Davis.
3. . Violin Solo Angel's Serenade
Braga Mr. Poteat.
4. Quartette The Pope Messrs.
Powers, Poteat, Dayis, Fatman.
5. Kentucky Babe Adam Geibel
Glee Club. '
6. Violin Duet Symphony in F
iOp. 74 V. Moret Mr. Thomas and
Mr. Poteat. . '
7. Overture Eldorado Bo w m a a
Orchestra.
8. Stein Song-Gustay Luders
Mr. Coolie and Glee Club.
A Bngnt Boy.
A conespondent from Brinkleyville
who does not give his full name, but
initial letter, s ivs that there is
a bay in that community who is eight
" . . 1 I .A.
years old, has been to scnooi oniy iwu
days and can read a newspaper well.
Dr. Hyatt Coming.
Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be in Scotland
Neck at the Brick -Hotel February
22nd. 9.3rd and 24tb, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, for the purpose
of treating diseases of the eye, ear, noee
and throat and fitting glasses.
Will Speak in Greenville.
m- w A Tnnn will sneak in Green
Ttiio TTrirfnv nsirht of this week in the
interest of a dispensary for that town.
Mr. Dunn has studied the temperance
...odinn oll and the oeople of Green
ville are fortunate in having an oppor
tunity to hear him.
tt TTRRPS THE FEET WARM
AND DRY.
a i. io f.-r Allen'n Foot-Ease, a
JXOl twuuj - -
nowder. It cures Chilblains, Swollen,
Sweating, Sore, Aching, Damp feet.
At all druggists and shoes stores, i&c.
Mr. S. O. Purvis Captured Randal
Pittman.
A colored man named Randal Pitt
man ten days ago or more shot and
killed his sweetheart's sister in Tarboro
because she would not let her sister
marry him. Mr. S. O. Puryls who lives
a few miles from Scotland Neck cap
tured Pittman.
The Tarboro Southerner, gives the
following account of his capture :
" Mr. Purvis who lives just beyond
the Edgecombe line, in Halifax .coun
ty, did not know Randal Pittman, but
be hai heard of the tragedy enacted
here Saturday, so when one of the col
orea men on nis place told nim of a
strange negro wanting to cross Fishing
Creek, and had asked if certain tracks
in the path were not made by white
people, his suspicions were aroused and
he started to look for the man whom
he learned had spent the night on his
place.
"He found him in a house on his
lower farm ready to eat breakfast, or
had already eaten. As Mr. Purvis en
tered the house with two or three col
ored men he asked Pittman if he would
give up. Promptly the reply came,
'No.' With equal celerity Mr. Purvis
leveled bis shot gun and then the man
quickly said, 'Yes.'
"He then made the man go with
him to his house, where he ordered
biEi buggy made ready and soon was on
his wa3 to this place.
"Mr. Purvis says that Pittman stout
ly denied his identity until he passed
Lawrence, where he was recognized.
Then he admitted that he was the man
and expressed his sorrow for the deed
that he had committed, perpetrated, he
said, because after buying bis furniture,
etc., the woman, under persuasion from
her people, would not marry him.
"When the town was reached he
asked to be taken a back street for fear
that some of the friends of the mur
dered woman would shoot him. Mr.
Purvis assured him that Main street
was the safest course, and also that no
harm should come to him till he had
seen him safe in jail. These assurances
partially quieted him so that he made
no further protest."
Hear the Wake Forest Glee Club.
Editor .Joseph us Daniels, of the
News and Observer, spent some time
at Wake Forest last week, and wrote
as follows about the Glee Club, which
will appear m Futrell s opera house
Thursday night, Feb. 18th :
"The Glee Club is the best in the
history of the college. Dr. F. K.Cooke,
who has heard some of the best college
glee clubs in the country, says that he
has never heard one that equalled the
present glee clnb of Wake Foiest. Its
performance here on Thursday night
delighted the large audience. The
club will next week visit Louisburg,
Oxford, Greenville, Weldon, Scotland
Keck and other places. Later on I
hope tbey will giye Raleigh a date, for
ths people of the capital city would be
charmed with their entertainment.
The club is under the direction of Prof.
Darius Eatman. The leader of the or
chestra is Mr. J. J. Thomas, Jr., of Ral
eigh, who has talent of the highest or
der talent that amounts to genius.
He can, with his violin, just simply
make you think you hear the birds sing
ing in the blossoms of an apple tree on
a spring morning. And he can make
you feel that way with the snow frozen
bard on the ground ana the thermom
eter on the outside uncomfortably go
ing towards zero. And that is the test
of the master hand !"
Tnis Blue Mark
The last of February is set for lay
ing aside our old subscription list and
taking up the new.
If there is a blue pencil mark on
your pacer at the bead of this article,
it means that you are so far in arrears
that your name will not be on the new
list unless yon make some payment or
give some satisfactory explanation by
tbe first of March. We do not want
to lose a single subscriber, bat we can
not continue tbe paper indefinitely
without some money.
ive trust no one will get offended at
this direct method of information ; for
it is tbe easiest way of letting those
who are so tar in arrears know to
whom our appeal applies.
We propose to be perfectly fair to
every one before dropping the, name of
any one, but some are so far behind we
cannot carry them more than two
more weeks without some money, or
at least a word about , when they will
pay us.
tetter to Y. v. Shields.
Dear Sir: The cheapest thing in
the way of sending anything over the
world is a postage stamp; and the
cheapest way to shed water Is paint.
Not whitewash ; paint. Do you nap-
den to know it don't belong to your
business to know about paint, you
know do you happen to know that
most of tbe makers of paint staff it out
with lime and clay and sand and water
and air.
Tbey do stuff it out in the can : bat
not on tbe house. They make more
gallons to sell or to bay ; more money
to pay for paint ; More money to pay
for putting it on; a good deal more
money to pay for putting it on ; hut
no more beauty ; more rust ; decay ;
disappointment ; loss.
Devoe is your paint, because it s all
paint, no sham, and full-measure.
i ours iruiy
F. W. Devoe & Co.
E. T. Whitehead & Co. sell our paint.
New Enterprise at Robersonvrfle.
Thn Carolina Brick ComDanv. whose
nrinciDal omce Is at JLinston, is now
arectin? a modern brick plant at Rob-
eraonville,haying recently purchased 52
acres of land at. that point lor the pur-
nnan. The slant win nave an annual
capacity of 4,000,000 to 5,000,000
brick. Tbey also have plants at Kins
ton, Clark's, and Hyman's siding, N.C.,
giving them an. annual capacity, oi
15,000,000 brick. Tbe new plant will
ho in nneration about March 15th to
Anril 1st. if weather conditions are la
vnmhift. the buildioes being now in
course of erection.
"Stop your groaning." Rheuma
cide will cure you, and make yon feel
I ten years younger. Get it at your
1 druggist's.
Mr. JUnmpkin Accepts.
The Baptist church-of this place,
soon after tbe resignation of Rev. M.
L. Kesler who accepted a call to Mor
ganton, extended a unanimous call ,to
Rev. G. T. Lumpkin. Mr. Lumpkin
is a student in tbe Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville,
Ky. He preached in the Baptist
church here last Sunday, morning and
night. After the sermon Mr. Lump
kin made some pleasing remarks: with
reference to tbe call and formally ac
cepted the call In person. .
A good congregation greeted tbe new
pastor notwithstanding tbe very In
clement weather, and his sermons
greatly pleased his audience.
M r. Lumpkin will not be able to en
ter upon his work here before the sec
ond Sunday in June,1 which time he
has set to commence bis pastoral work
Preparing for Electric Lights.
But for the severely cold weather for
tbe past two months Scotland
Neck's electric light plant would have
been well under way of preparations.
The weather has been so cold that it
has been impossible to do'the work as
early as it was intended when the con
tract was made.
The machinery is practically all here
and what preparations- tbe weather
would permit have been made on the
site for the power bouse, just east of
tbe depot. Tbe poles are here and work
this week is being done on them pre
paratory to setting them up ready for
wiring.
The machinery is at the depot, part
of it on tbe site for the power house,
and as soon as the weather opens
enough the work will be commenced
in earnest.
May Come This Way.
Col. Fred Olds who writes from Ral
eigh to many papers recently said in
tbe Charlotte Observer :
"There are some of tbe untidiest
towns along the railways in this State,
which can be found anywhere. There
seems to be no town pride, either as re
gards what tbe natives may think, or
what may be the view ot the traveling
public. Yet, when people are writing
about these dirty, unkempt villages,
they speak of them as lively and at
tractive places."
Col. Olds may pasi through tcotland
Neck, some of thee days, so the "Cit
Fathers better have some back lou-
cleaned up or Scotland Neck may get
on that list.
The Railroad Strike.
In compliance with instructions
from St. Louis by a labor organization,
the hands on the Coast Line railwaj
are off on a strike. Section master
Dixon here at Scotland Neck has been
off with hands for several days.
It is reported they ask for higher
wages, which being refused they have
refused to continue work.
To the Public.
T take this method of Informing mv
friends that I am withrince & Co ,
and alter an experience. In wood and
iron work of twelve years believe that
I can please you. Yours truly,
. Walter marks.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, acting direct
ly anon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying tbe
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
tbe constitution and assisting nature in
doing Its work. Tbe proprietors haye
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
lor anv case that it fails to cure, bend
for list of testimonials. ' '
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75a
Take Hall's Family Pills constipation
Halifax In It.
Halifax is one Of the counties noted
in North Carolina for producing at
least a little of almost everything. Ac
cording to the report of the North Car
olina Geological Survey, in 1902 tbe
gtate's product in gold was $93,650.30,
in sliver $30,212.21 ; of this Halifax is
credited with $1,350.55 in gold and
$a.l4 in silver.
At 70 of He Art Dis
ease Contracted
During CiTil War
Veteran Grateful.
Dr. Miles Heart .Cure
Effected Cure.
Heart disease is curable, but In .people of
advanced age it does not readily, lend itself
to ordinary treatment. There is, however,
hope for all sufferers in Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure, which we know from watching hun
dreds of cases and from the letters of grateful
sufferers, will cure where all else has failed.
It is not only a wonderful cure for weak and
diseased hearts, but it is a blood tonic, a reg
ulator of the heart's action and the most
effective treatment ever formulated for im
proving the circulation of the blood.
"During the Civil war I contracted heart
disease, and in 1896. while living ht the grand
old town of Lexington, Va, I grew so much
worse, I left there with my wife to visit my
sister-in-law. Mis. 1. a. n.iroy, at xtoamwc,
Va. While I said nothing to anyone I never
town. On reaching Mrs. Kirby's she insisted
I should try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. I pro
cured a few bottles of it, also the Nervine
and Tonic. After using one or two bottles, I
u n.uMMMif a ni4 T HcTiairMI
of ever being better, bat my faithful wife in
sisted on Keeping u up, wmtu Ap
provement soon began in earnest and I took
.11 knHU. I was m
1U ii micco vi -'
stored to perfect health and while I am 70
years old, I am comparatively a boy. You
sir, are a benefactor, and I cheerfully recom
mend Dr. Miles" Heart Cure to suffering
humanity." J. L. Slaughtkx, Salem, Va.
All drugeists sell and guarantee first bottle
tw uarBMi!M Krari for feme hnnk
onNervdus and Heart Diseases.. Addrca
Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, lad.
Ask
see
New Store ! New
Mi
(E. Shields' Old Stand.)
Decidedly the Nicest and Freshest Lino
of Cakes and Candies in Town.
Complete Line of Family Groceries
1AI E desire your patronage, and will guarantee to
give you as good goods at as low prices as
any one. Come to see us and we will trade.
ALL GOODS ARE FRESH
Thanking you for past favors, I am
Very truly yours,
SUDZCsTElrT
Q E. Shields'
(VOOCKKKKK000
65c. Values for 49c, at
THE NEW STORE!
Also a beautiful display of Table Linens 65c.
Table Linen 48c. 85c. Table Linen 69c. $1.25
Table Linen 94c. The advantage will always be
yours if you trade here. RJDDICK & HOOKER,
BOur Motto: To live and let live.fil
MULES !
MULES!
We are determined to please the trade. SOME FINE
HORSES. See them before
Prince & Co.,
Scotland Neck,
SL Vincent's Hospital and Sanitarian,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
COST OF BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT, HALF-MILLION DOLLARS.
CAPACITY, 300 PATIENTS.
Most equable climate on Atlantic coast; salt air tempered by proximity of
Gulf Stream. Fully equipped with every modern improvement for the treat
ment of disease. A full corps of Specialists in every department Special
department for cases of confinement. Most approved X-ray apparatus. Thor
ough system of Turkish and Russian Baths.
Ward Rates, $7 per week; Privats Rocm Rates from $10 to 530 per week.
For Catalogue, etc., address
Th9 PrcsUsnt, St Vlnssnfs Hsspite) and Sanitarium
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
consecutive Crqoa.
Sfecte rem A'sA nef
Ant'm n&tfer.
your deafer -for it $nd
tkat tke trade mark
6StR- t on every bag.
neixe genuine
without it-.
Goods ! New Firm ! fa
J". STERU
Old Stand.
KKXKHK0-0-Om
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They conie and
they go.
Can't keep them.
you buy.
North Carolina.
Horfolff, Bfrgittia.
THE FOLLOWING RELIABLE EUSINESS
HOUSES SOLICIT YOUR TRADE.
ftt&W T&.6TS TUcevas T?to?:v
8. D. TURNER & SON,
Drcit iiKii or
STENCILS, RUBBER A STEEL STAMP3. SEALS
& BRASS CHECKS.
SILVER, NiCKLE, COFFER & DTV.f.3 PLA.TE-.R3,
BRONZING, OXIDIZING, PADS. TATERS, &C
23 Campbells Wharf. Uc a! H-Ieuf J-Vtry,
3 H O E" 5 f.re k"own everywhere!
ivbu baby's to grand parents
NORFOLK STORE, 3S2 f.lain St.
SAMUEL C. PHILLIPS
INVITES YOUR TRflDn
for
Furnlture,Carpet3, Jic
Lowest Prices Guaranteed.
331-337 Church Gt NORFOLK, VA.
Baool Paint...
ClK most Ettfltialcftl $ Biffattc.
Write for Descriptive Bnlia
Sent Post Free.
JENKINS PAINT & OIL CO.,
NORFOLK. VA.
QflDETV A P3A
WSBm UW tU 9
Tailors & Furnish ers,
333 Wain Street,
NORFOLK, - - VIRGINIA.
O. E. D. BARROW,
aVrc lUa ZzXzXz Iftsa
Who SELLS,
No matter where located.
We Have Rare Bargains for Investors.
"DTve 3ot Y&tUctiUvs.
e GRANBY ST.. NORFOLK, VS..
Don't Forget to VIsit
FABER;
Til IP li o t o 3 1 a to la o i ,
When You go to Norfolk,
100 GRANBY ST., OPP. MONTICF.LLO HOTEL.
Take this card and pet twocxlr.i Mm
tos ii r dozen.
OO YOU DiEED CLASSES?
EYE CLASS and SPECTACLE MAKERS.
53 QRANBY STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
374 Main S1-, Norfolk, Va.
Sliictly Hiph Grade in Kquipment, In
struct! rs. Methods and Kybtcnia. A 'J tior
oubu School. V.' rite lor i'artk'ulara.
ORTSX0UTH BUSIKESS COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, Va.
UNDEK HAMK M AN AO EM ISN'T.
Aoriolk's hire Food Store
Has the largest and inoslcoiuiilctettoeUof
ctuplu una fancy Oroeeric in Hie bl.uc.
. our nunc iu iuisoii or iy uiuil soiu-iicii.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOLO:,
HAVING qualified as fidministriilf.r
upon t bo estate ot C. 1. Hirr.
mons, deceased, I notify all creditors ti
present tbeir claims to rce, pooperly
proven, at Enfield, X. C, on or beforo
tbe first day ol Febri ary, 1905, or Ibis
notice will be plead in bar of their
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estate are notified to corns forward uiid
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Tbis tbe 18tb day ot January, 1904.
R, L. Simmons, Adm'r of
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