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THE COMMONWEALTH. Published Every Thursday UV K. HILLIAUD, Editor than was open to him in the delightful town where lie had located. The people of Scot land Neck were so good to him Glemefit-Hiddick. (l?opoiti'il tvThi Commonwealth.) The residence of Mrs. Anna Rid- that lie leaves with regret, and Mick at Soring Hiil, N. C. was the I no ordinary oft'er would have scene Gf a verv pr3tty home wedding ! caused him t o surren u-r toe j pleasant work upon which rtor.i t i,n..'..fi; -it M.T.ti.n. ! had entered tliere. lie on last Wednesday, December 30th, -a , when Mr. P. M. at JO o'clock ir.. ir.. , 4 . . 1 ... . . i numher of improvements in the Farmer and Mechanic which j will he made the best family j paper the state has known, in coperating live and fresh mat i ter for the farmer and the me lt t M.Ue.! noiut in newspaper ethics that ! eliailic aS Well aS fill all-lOimd e! t. is and publishum are not resjwiiisiblefor the excellent literary JUKI llCWSpi - itws of correspondents, tlit publication of a . rni , mmmmiicalioti does not moan tii.t tl.e cilitor or I pel" JOl" 1110 family. J IlJS papCi , publisher tiuloises the communication. Tiik J.,J1(r fuli l,v flip Into OnDtnill Comonwkai.t.i adheres to these general prici- lOU, CUUCU OV Ult. Ull. WUt.uii i ifs. i Kandolph A. Shotwdl, has a ! strong place in the regard of X. C, si3 Second-Class Hatter. Thursday January 7, 1008. Publisher's Announcement. , iClement, of Charleston, ANNOUNCEMENT. On December 24th Mr. V thousands of people in North ! Carolina, and Mr. Moore ex- I.. A . . , ........... i .-. ..( li ti i pee its iv uiiiivf 1 1 ci jjitj-'t-i ui in; i -" ifc- iinata rmintntinn mid to Moore, who had been editor and ffroatiy 'extend its 'circulation manager of The Common- j and usefulness. He is one of wf.at.tit since November 12th. 1 the most capable and efficient .mnmuired i hat ho would retire ' nt i the o., II no Miss Atmie L. RirkKck were united m marriage, Key. L. wirisnan, of Scotland Neck, officiating. There was a large attendance of friends and relatives including quite a number of out of town guests. An arch of evergreen extended entirely across the room in the centre of which was suspended an artificial bell of beautiful color. The attendants were Mr. Alien Twisdale and Miss Ella Lilly, who entered the room in advance of the brid4l pair. The bride was tastily attired in a dark blue coat suit with hat to match, and carried a beautiful hou- in ij ii urn imn Sm m tm i ie JiioM capair V , qut of bride's roses. The groom nvspaper men in the btate ami i ,, . .. . , , rn, J;a ,i,v,,n will ,nnl-, wore the regulation suit blac:-:. me lrom una- wut-i, nnn au-;t nru.,j.n,inf nouncement appears elsewhere j ho leading journals of the i; this issue in a clipping from ' South. the News and Observer of De- j - comber 25th. Mr. Moore has re- j Mr. W. D. Day. turned to Raleigh, and his re- tirement from this paper makes1 Mr. W. D. Gay, son of Mr. Geo. necessary this announcement ! VV. Gay, who was for many years a bv me. I resident of Scotland Neck but mov- My retirement from this pa- j et to Richmond several years ago, per as editor which was an- ; died in that citv recently, and the nounced in my card on Novem ber 12th, was in good faith and 1 bought then that it would be permanent; but Mr. Moore's h aving the work has changed conditions and it becomes ne c.'ssary for me to again take charge of the business. t shall make full and ample orrangements for the conthiua- many mends and relatives oi these two most estimable young people wish for them a serene and prosor ous voynge over the sea of life. It is the purpose of Mrs. RiJdick j to reside in South Carolina with and j near her children who have chosen j that State as their home. It is a j fortunate and happy consumation j for mother and children to be thus united though relatives and citizens of Spring Hill regret to lose them. m i ii t- -i-- res This is just I he time of the year when vou-are most likely to enntract n seve re eol;l, and you should nhvays have many friends of the family in this community deeply sympathize with ; them in their bereavement. 1 Tt-. 'iil'mvlnrrdminntnf Mvnm- Kennedy's Laxative Cn!-li Synu ! 0 , " i handy, esp.Tiallv for the children. Jt j man's death appeared in a Richmond j tastes nearly as coo-1 as manic nrai paper some days ago: "Mr. V. Dempsey Gay, a promis ing young lawyer of this city, and oldest son of George W. and Laura The.Great tton Fertilizer Is known wherever Cotton is' growrfaiid Fer tilizers used, as the greatest producer of large yields, See that the trade mark' is on every bag it guarantees against imitations and insures you are getting the genuine Royster goods. ' F. S. ROYSTER 3UAN0 COMPANY NORFOLK, VIRGINIA mm P P fflMP Til P7fFIIUf till 1L i O- If ALLBiln I tiouof the publication of this ! e. Gay, died at his home, No. 711 papr m Scotland Neck and I j North Twenty-sixth street, at 6:25 call upon all the friends and yesterday morning, after an -illness It cures the cold ly gently moving the lowels through its laxative principle, and at tlie same thne it is soothing for throat irritation, iherchy stopping the cough. JSmI 1 hv K. T. Vvi.iteh'cad Co. Duria? The Lcsislature is a Good Time Posted ! This is to notify all persons that patrons of the paper to be faith- j of several months. He was born at i they are positively forbidden to set fill 'in, its support. ! Scotland Neck, N. C, April 12, 1879. It has too long been an estab- ; At the age of thirteen he receied his lished institution here for the i diploma from a Scotland Neck Mili l)eoj)le whom it has faithfully ! tary Academy, and entered Wake served to allow it to suffer un- Forest College, which he attended dcr present circumstances. ! four sess5. SoinS from Wake For- Evorv moment of care which ft0Rlf unond Collesc' W'T . . took the law course and graduated , g.iu V.1,16"11..?: with distinction in 1898. none at a clisaavantaare which You Need Nice Furniture and Furnislimf steel traps or hunt with gun or dog on my land, formerly owned by my i mother, the late Mrs. P. J. Madry. j Any one caught tresspassing on this j land will be prosecuted to the full j extent of the law. 1-7-ot K. J. Madry. ; Being only ; : nineteen years of age, compelled to j j3V hat jjec 0i us u-uuers cannot imagine: anu wait two years before taking his I urge every person who owes legal examination before the Su the paper anything at all with- i preme Court of Appeals. In 1900, out waiting to be approached ! at . Wytheville, he passed the reauis- i'i p.ersou or by statement to settle such dues at once. E. E. 3iiQ sme. By virtue of power vested in me lrust executed to me by JnO. Korton and wife, Anne j nui iuii, uii Liie iiisl nay ui iviiticii, i 190G, and recorded in the Oi'Tice of I the Register of Deeds for Halifax County, in H0.0I1 l'i'7. cl iiauc "OT . I ite examination and at once began j shall sell for cash at Public Auction the practice of his profession. Be- j in the Town of Scotland Neck at 12 You can nmko it profitable t o come to llal ei&h and ehooso from our immense .stock. We carry one of the largest and most) com plete iney ol Furnitnrt1 m tlie South. Corres pondence solicited. Catalogue on request. r-i, S Ll Furniture Company Rafeioh, North Cero'ina. tTtt t t ipn ! lngunorougniy m love wiin ine law, i -i'-iv ui1 .i.cav x cu..u.v om, i and possessed of a remarkably keen , ;v; 7 ii - - 1 . . . , J of real estate, lying, being; and situ- h'R MOORF RFTIIRNR Tfl RAI FIPN miiy ucai muu, uis bua as- ate ra the Countv ox Halifax and ' f,W0RE HETURMb T0 nALElGH. ! surefl from the first and up to the ! State of North Carolina, to-wit: ,r ,r , ! time of failing health he was enjoy- Mr. . C. Moore, who was;ingagrowing practice, and had be cditor and manager of The . f ore him brimant prospects. Hisre Comm ox wealth from Xovem- j markable adaptedness to his profess ber 12th to December 25th, has j ion coupled with his studiousness returned to Kaleigh to resume and affability and his unswerving Beginning on the path which dr- i vides the lands of J. M. Tiilery and j A Strickland, and which leads from from the Main Street of the Town I of Scotland Neck to the A. C. L. j Kailroad, at William T. Kill's corner, ! thence a southerly direction along ! itr:n:-4 rn it.ii t : ., .... ..l. newspaper work in tliat city. loyalty to high ideals, won M stake, thence in a westerly direction arborougn noose tk rarK ootel p RALEIGH, N. C. WO Hundred and He He found manv pleasant ne-! friends. quaintances in Scotland Xeck I "Four years ago he married Miss and through the county dur- ' Julia Clare Binkers, of Richmond, ing the short time he was here, ! ana ne 13 surv,vea W nis W1I( 'pi ,w , -i, , il i i i a bright little two-year-old boy 1 ne people were well pleased , , J . wifli "Mr Afiifiro onl )m lil-nz-l i i ti , Gay, of Church Hill, tho people and did a splendid ; ,.Mr Gays health hegan tQ fail in business for The Common- ; July 1907 and he was confined t0 wealth, but decided to return ; his bed 19 weeks prior to his death. to Kaleigh and take up work! "The funeral services will be con- a straight line 4o J-o yards to a stake, i thence in a northerly direction a I straight line 105 yards to said path, ' thence along said path in an easterly ' t Ull Cfc OLltililL Jill-; -f X'tJ ..i '1 was the only brother of Dr. George i to the beginning. This January 2nd, 190D. Albion Dunn, -7-4 1 Trustee. T IIO Iv. C J 111, Y 1 0 1 15 U X And Appeals Only to Discriminating People NoticeSale. By virtue of power vested In me by a certain Deed of Trust executed to me by S. L. Simmons on the first day of January, 1906, which is re corded in Book 17G on Page 02G, in the Register of Deeds' office of Hali fax county, I will on the lGth day of .January, i909, in the Town of Scot land Neck, N. C, sell at Public Auc tion, for Cash, to thehighsst bidder, the following property, to-wit: That tract of land in Halifrx Coun ty, State of North Carolina, and in Roseneath Township, known as the "WommackPlace"containing eighty six and one-half acres more or less, which was conveyed to Lloyd Sim mons by G. K. Moore, adjoining the lands of Enoch Simmons.G. K.Moore, J. S. DeBrule and others. There is a splendid gin house and saw mill on this farm. The Boiler and Engine and other personal property will be old on the same day in Scotland Neck, N. C. Also a one-third undivided inter est in and to that tract of land in said Roseneath Township, upon which the said Lloyd Simmons resid- ol tUo time of liia xlxralli, CUIltcdri- ing sixty acres, adjoining the lands of J. S. DeBrule, Geo. DeBrule, W. S Bradley and others. All this is well improved land. This December, 14th 1903. A. Paul Kitchin, Trustee. I an Safe. indicated in tlie following from i ducted from the family residence,; rjvvirtre of nowpr wted in me tho News and Observer of De-1 No. 711 North Twenty-sixth Street, by that Deed of Trust executed to comber 25th: o'clock this 'afternoon, the Rev. j nie by Jorhua Smith on the 6th day 'J. Moore who re-1 R- H- Potts, pastor of Union Station i of October, 1906, and recorded in tlie ... l' , -u' at c1 u u-uj i Office of the Register oi Deeds for ositaon on the News ; M. E. Church, of which deceased was Haifax Count fn Book 1S0 "announcement. "It is with sincere regrets j THE PIANO WITH A SWEET TONE. ANI '.'Mr. V. C signed his position and .Observer some months ago i a member officiating. to become editor of the Scot- "Following is a list of the pall land Neck Commonwealth ; bearers: makes the following'announce-! "a'w-Dr vnkPrf T v t;m ii'piit, in vsif-orflav'a t. , vctie ur. itooert l. ivern, ni- ii.tiii in yesieruay s Common- ... n t t- -j nt j nrt-u wealth- g Allen, Jr., David Meade White, j VV. l.Shiroy, C. E. Buren Smd Z. ! Traylor. "Un,r T K A11.,T 1. t lit I OMn AllMrtrt wnr .. . ...... ' ' Z tor and " Ellyson, Sl Flour immr. 1.1m Knm,. t ,, noy, li. Penme Bickers and W. M. X. X 7 wm.m.m.v w --.V V-'l LVyL KJ I "T y y "I resign to go to a larger field and to , take up a larger work, full announcement of which will be made at an early date. "My success during the two months that I have been engag ed in this work has far exceed ed my expectations and it is with great reluctance that Hay it down. "No man ever cast his lot among a more hospitable, kind ly and cultured people, and ev en so short a time friendships have been so strongly formed that it causes deep regret. "I take this opportunity to thank the people of Scotland Neck and Halifax county for their unusually kind and cor dial reception and loyal support given me. "Mr. Milliard has decided to dispose of his entire newspaper interest, and turn bis undivided i efforts in other directions. there-! fore, in this issue the plant and good will is offered for sale. "V. C. Moore." "Mr. Moore's many friends in Raleigh will be gratified to learn that he is to retrunto this city and to become manager of the Farmer and Mechanic, which offers him a larger field 489 7- V S & V M FARMER! TIi U El ers' HOW It gives us pleasure to an nounce to th a people of Scot land Neck and vicinity hat Mr. 11. I. Jones, well and favorably known by many of .you, is now locate! 1 here ;vs our representative, and that he will have sample Pianos and Organs at the Scotland Neck Furniture Company's. STIEFF PIANOS have been popular in North Carolina for over half a cen tury. Our agents sell them at factory prices, on liberal terms, and every instrument is fully guaranteed. We are sure you will give Mr. Jones a hearty welcome and we know he will sell you the o?t piano Chas. M. Stieff - L. CSTEELE, Mgr., 114 Granby St., Norfolk, Va. R. I. JONES, Representative. Please mention this paper. The Official Piano Jamestown Exposition. bounty in JJooic ISO at pa.ee I shall sell for cash to the high est bidder at Public auction in the i Town of Scotland Neck at 12 O'clock j Saturday, January -30th, KKh), thej tollowing described parcel oi real estate.dying, being, and situate in the County of Halifax and State of North Carolina to-wit-' Tliat tract or parcel of land Iving on the South side of the New Road lead'ii- from Scotland Neck to Pal; myi-a, af.d adjoining tho lands of Jim Smuh, Henry StnHh. Alex Law rence, Henry James, other?, and for particular descriprioa n-ference is made to a deed made to ' ,aid I Johua Smith by V. H. Jcte ar,djlO 8 tf wife on the 6 ,h diy of October, !.vHj. I and recorded in Halifax County, !:; j " said tract cor. tabling eight an 65-10:; acres. This December Cist, 190S. ALEtoN Dunn, 1-7-lt. Trustee. WAR Storag Ueydy for Business, and will Store ami Insure Your Cotton at tho Follow in Cliarues: 40c. per bale l r c. per Dale tne nrst month. 35c. per bale per month thereafter. Armniroinonts has boon niaiio with Thk Scoti.axd Neck I5axk to nmko ADVANCES on cotton stored with us. Pay your merchant nm! hold your Cotton. Mr. Law rence Howard has ehanv of the Warehouse. Itesi)ectfullv, Varehouse Committee. Notice of Sole. Acting in pursuance of that power conferred upon me as Executor of of the Will of the late Bettie V. Johnson, of the, .County of Halifax and State of North Carolina, which will is of record in the Clerk's Office at Halifax, I will offer for sale at Public Auction in the Town of Hob good, N.'C, on Saturday, the Gth day of February, 1909, at 12 o'clock Noon, to the highest bidder, the fol lowing described Real Estete, lying, being, and situate in the town of Hobgood, N. C, and being on the corner of Commerce and Bay streets and on east side of the A. C. L. tract? This property is in a very desirable part of the town. The house con sists of Five Rooms and is conveni ently arranged v Terms of sale cash. The right to reserve all bids is here by reserved. This the 1st day of January, 1909. J. A. White, Executor of Bettie V. Johnson. S. A. Dunn, Atty. l-7-4t. V. No Shorthand. Book-Keeping, Telegraphy and English taught by experts. A t-ehool with a reputation. The oldest, -largest and best equipped business college in tlie Carolinians. Write lor catalogue. Address KING'S BUSINESS COLLEG E, Baleigh, North Carolina. Charlotte, Xorth Carolina. Enter (INCORPORATED.) Any t e Individual instruction. The Scotland Neck Cot ton Mills is in need of at least 30 Girls W ant Eight cr Ten Families At Once with two or three Girls with each fami ly. Will pay while learning. SCOTLAND NECK COTTON MILLS, Scotland Neck, N. C. LAI) "Y WANTED. Honest induserious woman wanted to introduce our large line of fancy and staple dress goods, waistings, trimmings, etc., among friends, neighbors and townspeople. We al so manufacture a full line of per fumes and toilet articles, no soaps Should be able to earn $20 or more weekly. Dealing direct from the mills our prices are low and patterns exclusive. JNo money required. 190s Write us for .full particulars. Stan-! Notice of Loud Sate. By virtue of power vested in ir.e by a .certain deed of trust made to me on the 7th day of August, , H02, by Calvin Medford ,and wife, and which is duly recorded in the Regis ter of Deeds Office for Halifax coun ty, North Carolina, in Book 130 at Page 222, I will on the Sth day of January, 1909, sell for Cash, at Pub lic Auction, in the town of Scotland Neck, N. C, to the highest bidder, at 12 o'clock M., the following de scribed Real Estate: Lying in Hali fax County, Roseneath Township, Halifax County, to-wit: That tract of land which was conveyed to Cal vin Medtord by A. J. Whitehead and wife, adjoining the Chas. Minshew land the land of W. T. Whitehead, (now owned by C. A. Whitehead) the old Wiley Higgs land, (now owned hy Henry Harris) and the land of the said Andrew Whitehead, and ly ing on Cow Hall Branch, containing 100 acres, more or les, being the me land conveyed to the said A. J. Whitehead by W. C. Braswell by deed of record in the Register's Of fice for said County, in Book 112 at Page 14 to which reference is made. Also another tract of land on whichthe said Calvin Medford now lives known as his home place, containing 5S acres, more or loss, and adjoining the above described tract of land, the lands of C. A. Whitehead and Cow Hall Swamp, being the same land conveyed to Calvin Medford hy John Medford and wife by deed of record in the Register of Deeds of fice in Halifax county in Book 76 B f ace 5 to which reference is made. The tract first above described will be sold first, and if there remains any unpaid balance on said notes, then the s?ud home place above described shall be sold. This the 8th day of Dec. 1908. A., P. KiTcmx, Trust eo. A. Dunn, Atty. 12-10 Jt Notice Sale. By virtue of power vested in me by a certain Deed of Trust executed tome by B. J. Norcom and his wife, F. D. Norcom which is recorded in Book 18fi on Page 510,in the Register of Deeds' office of Halifax countv, 1 will on the 10th day of Januarv.1909, in the town of Scotland Neck, N. C, sell at Public Auction, for Cash, to the highest bidder, the following property, to-wit: It being a three-fifths undivided interest in and to that tract of land known as the "Bill Watson tract" and being the same land on which the said B. J. Norcom and his wife, F. D. Norcom, resided on the 2ith day of April. 1907, and bounded by the lands of the late Drew P. J. T. Johnson and containing One nunarea ana oeventy-hve acres. inis tne 10th day of December, dard Dress Goods Co., Debt 9. Bintr- q a y... r A,, u bp (rh.mfnn m v v f ? b- A- Dunn, Attorney. C. Speed, Trustee. We Bo Aal r ! I A ntl iron an-1 ; ; (hy W, Sell Kngir.M.j;,,!;,,.,..,, carry a fuli lire r , "" I'komi "V Sr Raleigh Iron V--1- r i 120 V, I ' . e. North Car.!' ;t , By virtue .: j, ' ' , ' by .that Dew I of in, ; t4. the 5th day of - -!: v'v i " F. Gray, of mnr ! :,, the Register p..,,,, .-. r County in book 1T. -,. which reference i ; ; the ICth day of ;;. ," the highest l,idtl i ;. ; ; ; , auction in the town :.-', . N. C, the follnwi.'i..; .:, '.! lying being and siii:;.;-. ! , , ty of Halifax an.l : ,. Carolina, to wit: That tract of land v . : "Chas. Cocke Place"" v. - 'v . veyed to P.. V. Gray h-'in , Trustee of the cstat.' .f ': which land is descrii 1 I;; a , Deed of Trust executed 1 ;i : day of Januarv l"- ! v Cocke to Th.s. W. - ,,; . recorded in Book S : $;... the office of the fCcg..--.. 1 . ' . for Halifax (.unty, v I ;; ;. ; executed on the e;;V , , ,. 1899, bv f aid T. W. 1. ', ' Thos. N. Hill Tiu -e-That portion of that f;.-r. Roanoke River former!;- -i Peter E. Smith. hcgiRi::' - :: : ;. on Roanoke River J. ;;. line) thence :il.t,c ai.i iiv- ' ;:; and 1-2 West 202 jr.! - : ;:. cock's line, theur-c wit h 1, 72 and 1-4 West b " s :. lc:. thence North 1J T ; L.'1' ";. -0 North 22 Ea t ::'; v, :.,..,.;.,. River, thence (b: lv,c .k. i; tr to the beginning ;,!;:; a..:, ai:i 1 ;.- ;m hundred and hvc;:tyV!! wim:-. or less, the -:.:r.e irr.,r ?i the farm i-v.rci . , ' !: Smith from I'. .. Rebecca N. S-i.wV.. Also all of il v. b tcrest of 1?. V. (ii; ir. mother's Cviis. .. dower tract .i U-v-l '' I ' b s; . est of B. V. C:-y r ; f dower in the llo'nt i :; re . ;' nen V. amy v:wh .'.; , . Mary E. Gra- hf- 1 -!.vt v v. ing of about seven t-:i,t ik-iv- ' or less and the dwelling a:.-! houses on the place rnd ' North by the lands of Mrs. ;. ICltchin, the late Mrs. Die;; :'. i kins, Noah Biggs and other.-. . East by the lands of Mrs. :) Kitchin, the Male Academy ! ' J. P. Wimberley and other?. . r South by the Dan Edmondsc i now belonging to the childn.-'-. K. Taylor, and on tho West I ; land of Mrs. Mary E. (.ray 1 bv her in fee-simple. Time of Sale 12 o'clock. Place of Sale in front of Josev Company's store. This the 15th dav of Dev. 1908. Huc;ii Johw 1 2-17-4 1. T:a. 1 1 " 1 ei J. W. Perry Co. Cotton Fa c m us ami ( O .i -sioN Mi:i:'-!i.rs. Nolftdk, 'ilgin1.' Quotations November 21. l! . Cotton -Steady S,;ct middling :' ' Middling ! ' "trict low middling :.ov middling i'EANUTS, Ni:W (Juic! Fancy :: : ! Stictly prime Prime Low grades Machine picked. . Spanish " T- ... Stock Peas $1.2" !' Subject to ch:,.ri,-i' ':' F. O. B. hr.-o: 2 lb "York" iMa-gir,. 7 !-'- ! 1 1-4 lb "Hub" Pacini', 7:' 2 lb Rewoven Biijrging, 1-2 : 2 1-nh " " 7 45 1b New Arrow Ti '-. !'.; i i" G8 in Peanut Bags M'.OO lxr 70 in Peanut Bags :?S2. 50 jer Yours truly. j. w. p j:i;y co. By virtue of power vested in .t by that Deed of Trust Executed ' me by Clauds B. Jackson on the 2' 1 day of August, 1907, ard duly r -corded in the Office of tho Regi- ! '. of Deeds for Halifax Countv in Be 18S at page 397. 1 shall sell for ca- a at Public auction in the town .-f Sce;- land Neck at 12::)0 P. M.. on Satur day, the tluth day of .'i-r.'iruy 19i9. the following i!o;-ci ibed i-aiav! of real estate. Ivirg. being, and situate in the town of Scotland Neck. ("",' ty of Halifax and State of Sovih Carolina, to-wit: Situate m that part of win u.n. known as East Scotland Neck, ami being Lots Nos. 5 aim 0 on 1I"-k hu accordinfr tn ihi nlat of said East Scotland Neck, recorded in the 01 nee of the Register of Deeds for Halifax County in Book 134 on page 109. ai.U being the same lots of land that were conveyed to the said Claude B. Jack son by Geo. C. Harrell and wife by deed of record in said County. This December 31st, 1908. Albion Dunn, eu-MLvu,!!, 1, x-i-ott I - 12-17-4t l-7-4t. Trustee.
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