T iiE CORTMONWE ALTH. j
Published Every Thursday
i:y
HlLLLMlD, - - - - Editor.
;.-Y W. Dun-,
.Wt Kditor.
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Publisher's Announcement.
i- a s-ettld voii.l in newsp::pt i -.'.is t!:'-.
e s:s r.nd publishers r.ie nut repr.tisilcfor the
vi. vl ion esp iiulents, ami the i-uhlicaMivi t-f
o . . : -.'..-alien dors not nienn that the r l;l i or
j 'ist;r cniUirsc.j t!i co.siim:n:.at.i':. !::
C ii -"nwealtu adheres to tliv-se i -''-
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The annual i. letting- f the
orth Carolina Association of
City School Superintendent;;
aad Principals will be held in
Jirleigh Thursday, Friday and
S iHirday, January 2S-;3o. Prof.
C "W. "Wilson is secretary of
the Association. The meeting
it one of vital import a lice to
the educational work of our
S.'.ito. and as many town- and
c; Liv's as can, should bo repre
sented at the meeting.
When with us Dave Which
a;d, of the Greenville KotVe
t r: John Sherrill. of the Con
c. vd Times, and Thad Maiming
of the Henderson Geld Leaf,
twlz tkat afternoon balli in the
li npid waters of Richland
C-ek at Waynesville on that
sheltering July day in lssj,
li He did they think that they
v ;uld ever see that beautiful
si -earn converted into a moun
to n lake. But news has gone
ftrtli that an enterprising com
pany engaged in the business
o lake building will in all
ooability bring such a thing
t pass.
NORTH CAROLINA AGAIN IN THE
LEAD.
Cur State
-i r . i . 1
Horticulturist. '
I ; of. AV. X. Hutt,has juat been
r tified that the Xorili Caroli
n : exhibit, at the National Ai
. e Show at Spokane, "VYashing--t
a, has been awarded first
I ie as beiftg the best exhibit
c apples from South of the
3. ''a son and Dixon line.
In the Western section of our
S file there are three-quarters
ol a million apple trees that are
h -ing cultivated for commer
cial purposes. Thousands of
apple trees are being planted in
o ir State every year, and with
the natural advantages of soil
and climate, that North Caroli
na, has to offer, the day will not
u- far off when the State will
b ; known as a reat commer
cial apple producing State.
A Pleasant Picnic.
(Riported to The Common ea,Ui.)
Taking advantage of the holiday
Friday, the younger girls of Clarks
vi !e spent a very pleasant day on a
camping expedition across the rail
road. Chaperoned by Misses Anna Kitch- j
in and Myra' Vann, the following . of the clerk of the court a list of tl.e
apposed the party: Nanrn'e Lamb ! names, of the actu,a! Persons compos
T..iiU T ntr tj.,?,. et,,-, mar the partnership. The fee for
Ci i i i
niieius, ;
L mta Clark, Kitherine Kitchin, Hil-!
di: Hancock and Mattie Josey. !
No Land So Rich That Fertilizer
Cannot Make It Better
You use fertilizers for the profit you get out of them and the
better the land the more profitably a good fertilizer can be used on it.
Do not imagine because land will produce a fair crop without
Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
that these fertilizers cannot be profitably used on it, or that they were
made only for land too poor to produce wilhouthcm. If poor land
will show a normal increase when fertilizer is used, good lard will
show at least double the increase. Use Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers
to increase the quality, as well as the quantity of the crop and you
will increase the profits from your land.
"I have been using your fertilizers for a number of vears" says
Mr. William Fraiser, of Clasburg, l.n.,"aut find that it not only pays
to fertilize, but to do plenty of it, and use the best fertilizers to be
had, such as your brands. I have used a number of them and found
them to be as recommended and to give better results than any other
fertilizers that I have eve used."
Every planter and farmer should have a copy of the new 1909
Virginia-Carolina Farmers' Year-Bopk. Get a free copy from your
fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Sates Offices
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
Columbia, S. C.
Atlanta, Ga.
Savannah, Ga.
Memphis, Tenn.
CyrffniaftpjHnal
TM GEKEEALASSEBSLV.
Continued from I'are One.
SENATE.
Thursday. laaaaiy21 The Senate
passed Mr. Ormord's bill providing I
: i.inL witnesses cnaii net uei'uupce.-1
i cd to nppaar before the grand jt.y I
unoa u v.n ot inui-. intent on ui? n 1
da of court, eHVctintf an economy j it
for several counties, as immense j
i . . , r il. . . . f i
CSIS ?' v: lit; l.uiu u.;.' irffi,..vr
i tin on th-2 fiiTl. dav whvn hey i
;re not needed. j
The Alanmni bill to increase tne ;
d titles ami enlarge the nowers of tne ,
Attorney General is not dead. It ,
.1 C
promises to entertain tne ;ena--e ;
with a discussion such as has not vet
becii heard before this session of the
General Assembly.
When Mr. Bar ringer reported Mr. i
rnYuno-s hiVt to incrf-nw thft du'ie.s .
i . iT i ... f u A't,. I
ney Gen.prdl unfavorable, Mr. Man
ning stated that a minority report
on the bill would be nuike. The bill
thtit look its plate on the calendar
i.. stead of the table. j the meeting on account of sickness.
The consideration of the Senate j Dr. W. I. Crawford. Professor of
bill to amend section 1S72 of the j Psychology in Trinity Odiege, filled
nev;sal relating to hunting, provid-! Vf: B;c'k'ci api-ohumenL. lie em
xl A '., . . ., . , ohasizc-arhe teacher's work.andforci-
mg that non-resident children of huidjL!v imi,rt.c,i his hearers with the
owners and non-resident guests of! fact that the teachers profession vv as
land owners may hunt upon lands in ! a noble profession, and one in which
.his Srj,tp a thou'-h thav were reJ-! '.ere found jTbundent opportunities
dents cf the Suae, was made a sPo-!
,.,,, , . ;
cial order for next Wedneouay at j
11:30.
Tim-qK !
the children.
There was ?n interesting and pro-! After the conclusion of Dr. Craw
longed debate in the Ilonse on the j ford's address, County Superintend
divorce question, the concensus i ent Harrison took charge of the
, . . i , ' meeting, and expressed his gratinea-
of opm-.on appearing to be vigorous , tifm at seeint? .y teachers pres-
iy opposed to letting down the bars ; eril- jn the absence of Ur. W. E.
or. the divorce question. Speaker j Daniel, President of the Vv eidon
Graham presented a substitute for ! Sdiool Board, Prof. R. II. Latham,
Mr. Hhrdon's bill, the latter provid-; "ent of the Association, dehv-
. - .. , .. , , , ; ered the address of vVe-iCoine.
mgfor divorce when the husband i The paner that were rend were all
and wife have been separated for 10 , complimented upon most favot ably,
vears and their children are over 21 ! and were a creJit to the teachers
'vears of age. Mr. Graham's suhsti- i prepared them and to the
t ,j , -i f , methCGS used in tne bcnoois in which
xutewouiaiepea. me --.aiat; uijthey Mfss Mav Hampton,!
1'J07, which allocs divorce when hus- : Weldo'n Public School, read a paper
band and wife shall have lived sepa-! on the "Teaching of Reading in Pri- J
rateiv for ten years and have no is- i
sue, leaving onlv the Code grounds !
. a,, , . j
for divorce. Tr.e subitute was
(substitute was referred. Mr. Kitch-
in then introduced a bill to -o with !
substitute.the bill providing that I
a -?f vaii the
1U JkUl ll Clll'-t .JUll HUT V LUV.
"",'e m uic luaun vi uivuxtc ,
before the law. I
ol-vito I
Friday. January 22nd The mile-,
aire oook matter wan broacned in the :
Senate by the introduction of a bill j
by Senator Parringer thatoliminatef
f
""fc"' j
tor tickets, making the mileage good j
on the trains. . ;
Senator Ormond introduced a bill !
. v - 0. . , s
to put solicitors of the State on sai- i
aries of S.GOO each, instead of the;
fees now allowed. I
The Senate Judiciary Committee I
rhn niiiticuiri; n: , m i icri nu 111 1 1 si rre i
m esidinc iudrre 100 a week. At
x... . : - j-. i
,al terms- j
house. i
The bill of Mr. Koonce, making '
adopted by a vote of 57 to H4, but a 1 Weldon Public Sehooi.on the "Teach- j Scotland Neck, North Carolina, j A new lot of Elegant H
motion to refer to the JudicaryCom- hn? or Readipy in the High School." ; d--s-n I . ... . . .
mittec precipitated another debate. ! t is worthy of comment that each of : j Splendid Mines.
-n. j j iU i incse teacner-s, witnout exception,: ?v'i! Z J Cl
me motion was auopteu, cti.u u:v , u;,, . hn ;n,rMlvtann.of ,Av;nfy lUUCe Ui OdlC i
ithacniicilir'5 5!! nrvSV r,i wflsmnrtaik"-;,,-""l-"'1L''1' liowjouu. J-J cv ,
a tpecai crc!ei lor inesuay. v.
come3 from the Judiciary Commit tee
No. 2 witiiout prejuHice.
Among the new bills in the House ,
j a" rr,. i tj.
are two by Mr. Poole, ot Alontgom -
ery, amending the inheritance tax !
law so as to exempt lineal issue, and i
amending the seduction law so that i
i 1 ..: j :. ,
there can be prosecution and punish-
ment in case of desertion within i
five years in case of marriage of the j
pp.rties.
Reoresentative Weaver introduc
i! a h tn'he efTRft thnt. all rPrt.
ner-h'o firms must file in the office
iii: uir: I'aiiiici.-uiii. xiic ice lui
j;n. j3 ony twenty-five cents. Re-
ported favorably by House'judiciary !
Committee No. 1. j
Sates Offices
Durham, N. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Baltimore, Md.
Columbus, Ga.
Montgomery, Ala.
Shreveport, La.
TEACHERS MEET IN WELDON.
Jniesdid Jte&sce and Mceli Inter-
fXT EXG
kUv, .?.'!'
v:ouvy 1 -( .
fir.' ferry, ,v T "c. ..'c at
in the Public School Auditorium.
mi . . i ,.i .... n. t
Hi'.VV v iir- :. : .tv"...: , : ; i -.1 . ; .i ; e
this niettf v1 :':! swales 'A'eM for ! i
the ?eathi--rs of ou
Uiity, and 1 he i C
work ti.at ti.ev are (lointr. j lie in
loinjr.
-A
tre?t that tbey nian.testan m corn-
A ;
iug - to the meeting, and the aiten-
. 1 I il 1"!
tivcness wan wnicn tuey i-steneu to
!l that was said, cleuriyevir.ced
a
. . , , i ,
,-iosire fvi thc-ir part to ft wJit n'v
v. iiii. v.i i.... i i
ideas and methods they couid that
would enable them to improve the i
- .H.i - .nr. - - in i'rr rhru.U fiom wrni-h !
ii,, . i
Vr.E C. -r-. !,ntor NcihJ
uaronna t,iaca;inn, ,Vno toau-1
dresr. tne Association on "The Use
vi Text liook was kept away from
iVKi prsyiicgcs. lie id that
"c a..vui-i io.w
an. - iove his pupi!, and that the best
way to win the co-operation of par-
!i'-s xvas j ln'st vvmnmg tne love or i v
mary trades; miss Annie Dunn,!
ft? Nc Pul'Uc SHho. on the ;
leaching of I-ieaamg in Grammar
fir5li. rjj, r,-Lo Th-.-.r..- !
.,-'-
mini! n o-f 5? pU-wr irli-n .if iv'iat
he read, showing how this would Ye"-!
dl in belter reading and cieWer cx-:
pressian on the pupil's
n.-.f.
. 1 ,. i . ..
tm jr" s.i' r'"W i ll- t .1 3 : lfp
;.s,tfiuuj i-iM. , (i'H pia'io l!i",;:ri im-ir t!ic. C 'L
. j of i o cnorn ( ions A one j . . "2"J."
.... ' ,1 r, . .. : f.:v,;iiv il I !'.! ' -li-l ii; f produce ) .U'M
:,.;... i. t!;. best it.-: noc. i n n s
-"'v :'s: f-iil.i .line t i'niiii ii.s maker to ; Y. A 1 .1 $fcnir x,rsrz?
many et the schools inipPs were told i 'coroeo :u die nbier 01 i;eeu
to read just ac they trdked. She:'ce. ot ilahfax county, North!
-i'-nd that this was poor advice
i ,
'.ivft in,rtiis wno i,foti to tr.1V vvH.
a f .W rh-.o xi-o ron.-i tw '
meeting: a
iT rdjou'-ed for a short re- :
The r-pio of Weldon had i
red a di".::er for a!! the visit- i
'cs
prepared
oM3 which, they served in the
pl5,;:c !
, 1 -r. . . .
bciiooi u::.i;..y, ana wnicii was
rnttch er:joycd and appreciated by
Ihose who partook thereof.
In the afternoon the fallowing
papers were read: The Teacher s
kipon.ibiHty -id Keiatici: to the
child's General Reading"' Miss
Mary II. Sadth. Scvllemd Neck Pub-
he School; "ilow to Interest Yo.iiij?-
er runus wm e tne o ixer Ones nre
xwi&s Eilie Whitaker.
Hnrin trs 'ublie Kchool:
riw to secure Keguhr sno rro;
-mpt
Attenaance ruior. a. h: a kprs.
PrT arrhose kd a
morning aesion, received the heartv '
oroyai an,fi t'ndorisement of County j
, 'i:ifiar' ynii un:ii.rPi
; ....v..,, ...t. .
tforoug-n prepanihon. Hti.ifax
purity hhOiUa oe j, ..ui oi tuestront' j
i- teucru-rs tnat it tias within
, y.;- " - " wiuk.u,
hesitation or fear of contradiction
tb, yr he personnel of the teachers
-. 'f-"1 oOU'1v eanaot oe savpass-
ed OV thnt of . snv nllior t,nrv
ea ?V ina. ox.any other oooy of
"l LVe .
i'ganizataTi ot he p.achers
ut oi iuumy cn oniy result ill great
and lasting good, both in improving
the present school conditions and
methods of teaching.and in arousing
the interest of the people in educa-
tion.
la Veldon Frid.-iv msnv of ihP
..- . . J
c',!ZGri of tne town were present at
;e meet'??. ar
the interest tn
ana it was pooa to see
at had been aroused
arm n them, and the desire tnat
they had to do .'ill in their power to
make the meeting a su 'ceis .ful one,
and to mjko the stay of rhe teachers
in their town one of pleasure.
The next meeting is to b held
here sometime within the next s'x'y
days. Scotland Neck is to be con
gratulated or: having the Association
to meet here, and the people of our ' -
town snouid arouse themselves, and
show the interest thut they take in
the work the organization is doing
by helping in every way they can to
make the meeting here a complete
success.
$!C0 Kaward, :ao.
The rc.Kicj-.s of this paper v.-iil be
ple.isod to learn th-u there U at I'ast
one dreaded diriCiise that Kieni; b.iia
1m vn nble to cv.re i;i its st si and
that id Catnnh. Hall's Catiirrli Cure
is the only positive cure now known io
the nvdleal fratrrcity. Catsirrb being
a rontifution:d di-er.-o, yj-quiivs con
stitutional treatineut. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is iaken ititenialiy, acting dhtct
ly ripou the blood and mucous surface;
of the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation of the flieasc, jitnl irivin-r
the patient strength by buildiu-r no (be
constitution and assisting nature in
lotng us worx. ine px-opnoiors haTc
so much faith in its curative Towers
u;i c
that they oUbr One Htmilred Dollars
lor any ease tnat it ians to cum. wend
for list of testimona.l. A.blress
F. J. CHENEY A- CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by all Pruists, 7."c.
Take Hall's Family Fillc constipa
tion .
! "THE PIANO WITH A SWEET TONE." kVa -
isis-iiXK" wp HAVE THEM II
v-.don,: liK hom.M!.- ! m Ana as mere are zj: .. rr
STIF.FF PIANOS YA . . mdW&L tL39&
!;" :. m iup.n:iniy hi ItSiSh&gsriV.-i STiF-n?
t.n- S-ie.h.
;i i o ;;nriil irii-oiis, or,
otherwise, the Iru.-iiie.ss would
v
;ie thei he Uetttis louc r, 'o
iustciid of steni'ily inerens'm'r.and
eiiinviiu: the yrealet (fiieces;
iii -onsid-rii)i a l'l.-mo or
:i I t 1' i- 'iiiiiir, idri. nwn i.i
1 1 .. - i i n
if tnmjrs nd let us tell you
; J jibout thrrn.
I'inyer-piiiuo, take utv of these
more
Jin v from the maker and save
money. i.l.-s rettiur the best
iiiotiinuent.
CHAS. M. STIEFF
l. C. STEELE, Mgr.,
114 Granby St., Nokfolk, V
R. !. JONS, Representative.
Please mention thi.s jjupor.
The Official Piano Janestowa Exposition,
I Best Hotel in Norfolk, Va.
THE, LORRAINE 1
American & European Plans ;
Granby Street
l. BERRY DODSON, Maiwfler
best Lunch in the City, 35 Cents
Now's Your Time!
Here's The Place!
f you want ;i (iood Mule or
a First-Class Horse, or a
Pair of Each
Car load of stock just in,
and we can please our cus
tomers c ,
borne to see 1 hem at Unce.
Whisiow Brothers,
By vh tue of power vested in me
3 cer tain deed of trust made to
ne on tne nrst uay oi june, lyocs,
ii assell P.el! and wife, which deed
nvmina m hnfk lSlfi fit nairp .-5 !
. ... : " i o- t :
i wni on saturuay, the nth day ot
ertmr
ry, 1900, in the town of Scot-
iainl Neck, N. C, at 12 o'clock noon,
at public auction, for cash,, to
the hignest bidder, the following
acscrioea reai estate, lying, oemg,
and situate m the county ot Haniax j
ar.;l State of North Carolina, and j
more particularly described as fol-j
lows: It being that tract of land in ;
Koscneath township beginning at i
.the corner of Camp and 1
thence along the Camp line N. 08 :
W. 45 1-2 poles to a point in said
line, thence S. 70 W. 46 poles to a
point on the tract sold by Madry to j
Cutchin & Bradley, thence along '
shM Vin S. 20 E. 12 1-2 to a coiner, !
thence N. 70 E. 57 to the beginning, j
and containing fifteen acres, more i
, This the 27th day of Jan.. 1909.
l-20-5t S. A. Dunn, Trustee.
" r " "" l I "
litflllli-' its
Bv virtue of power vested in me !
by a certain deed of trust r .ade to !
nie cn the 2Cth day o January, 1907, !
and which is recorded in the Regis- j
ter of Deeds' office of Halifax coun-
ty, North Carolina, in book 184. at
pacre 512, to which reference may'be
had, I wilt on Saturday, the 27th day
of February, 1909, in the town of
Scotland Neck, N. C, at-12 o'clock
noon, sell at public auction, for cash,
to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, lying, being,
and situate in the county of Halifax
and State of North Carolina, and
i" I 1 1 Jl
more particularly aescriDea as ioi-
lows: It being that six-room house
and lot in the town of Hobgood, N.
C, on the south side of Bay street,
in Block P, according to the map of
said town, and being the same house
and lot devised to the said M. E
Hopkins by her husband, Eli H mi-
kir.s, and being the same place where
Mrs. M. E. Hopkins now resides.
-This 27th day of January, 1908.
Hu;ii Johnson, Trustee.
S. A. Dunn, Atty.
Largest and Best Equipped
Plant in the Sto,te.
Chas. Miller Walsh
Quarrier ani Manuracturer
X MONUMENTS,
HM Tombs and Gravestones
olEvery Description.
Pi oilit prepaid on all ship
ments. Safe delivery g-uar-cnteed.
Write for dsins
and prices.
Iron' Fencings for
i . , i . i
'merely nu Oilier
purposes a SPECULTY.
, pBTriomTifi Va
J. Y. SKVAGE, Rgent,
Scotland Neck NorMi Carolina
if
K. ( Ifr:
sm
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ers in use in
r this section than all
fj others combined, it is
rZ2 1
for us to say
I much about it. Just
-T
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using one, and they
J? will tell you that it
pays to use a Manure
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hpreaders m use m Q'
VM Spreader, and that the
3
I Success is the Spred-
t& er to use.
m
ks5
Josey
The Pioneer Hardware Dealers,
H
orses and Mules!
orses ant
Best of attention given to
tho lleedf5 0f aH our Clisto-
see our Stock before
; r-linsmo- voiir Team. -
! " "
BIGGS & JOHNSON, Scotland Neck, N. C.
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The Farmers' Storage
WAREHOUSE
Is now Ready for Business, arid will Store and Insure
Your Cotton at the Following Charges :
40c. per bale the first month.
35c. per bale per month thereafter.
Arrangements has been made with The Scotland Neck
Bank to make ADVANCES on cotton stored with us.
Pay your merchant and hold your Cotton. Mr. Law
rence Howard has charge of the Warehouse.
Respectfully,
10 8 tf Warehouse Committee.
Success Manure Spreader.
Frame. Second growth white ash.
Axle. Cold rolled steel, i)i inches in diantcr.
Cylinder Drive. Steel pinned chain. Hirt-c:
connected.
Pulverizing Rake. Adjustable. Se-dliu-ly
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Large Wheels. 54 inches in diameter. Makes
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Other points. Most important.
Catalogue. Tells all about it. Costs nothing.
Made for the Man who Buys the Best
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Hardware Company
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Dealers.
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FARMER!
n? Vd jf ;
'A
Scotland Neck, North GiroliRd.
Ji e. t
indigestion
Our Gu arani 32 Co?;por.
if. r.fi t V.-J.-.S ?. : ".le cf Kodol, ; ,
Can 1; m;" -i'-. : y ii j:;i r...: f.nt-f.led you. I
villi id.: . J v-r ".. y 'i , Kcdil tii
tlii :urtn. i'.l ..: pri? figa the ...
ir.S. present to t! 7 ' '! r at tlsa t 1 1
purc'i.i i. I ! it f , r- .. I : 7 on ri.'i.i:i '1
bottle to'P J-:a!rr f. 1 '.. 1 yoa ttilu
and wvi v.iU ri Juni :, i.v r ;.
Town.
Stat
Sisn here
tut'i hUOut-
Digests What YoaE: I
And rfakes thqStc:ach Svt
E. C. D-;VITT & CO., CliUaao, L. .
S.H by I'. T. Vbhrhc:id ('...
J. W. Perry
Cotton Factoks and Com-:
sion ?ui:!icn.vrs.
Norfolk, Virgin;-
Quotations January 15, H;'.'.
Cotton Steady
Stict middling ' -
Middling '.'
Strict low middling ' '
Iow middling
Low Grade3
Peanuts, New Quiet
i -'
Stictly prime
rancy..
l-i
Low grades..
Machine picked 2 -: - -
Spanish
P. E. Peas $3.00 per bng.
Stock Peas $1.25 per bthol.
Subject to changes of the m:v-'..
F. O. B. here:
2 lb '"York"' Baffgirg, 7 1-S s: ; j
2 1-4 lb "lIub"iIa?ginj.7:-Mp.i-
2 lb Rewoven Baggincr, ' 1-2 1 '' .' :
2 1-4 lb " 7 '. ;!
45 1b New Arrow Tie.". OS pt-r (
(iS in Peanut B.gs $'0. ! M
70 in Peanut Bags 2.50 nv '
Yours tru'y.
J. YV. PEIllvV (' '
We Do All KirM
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MACHINERY
REPAIR ING !
And Iron and B.rass I-Vi;
drv Work.
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The Scotland Neck C-b
ton Mills is in need of at lea !
30 Girls Want Eight or Te:
Families At Oucc vvilh
or three Gidsvit!i each -ly.
Will pay v.diile learning.
SCOTLAND NECK COTTON M1U
Scotland Neck. N. C.