C. il.AlWY, ciitor and Proprietor.
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911.
NUMBER 9.
VOL. XXVII.
M ft
Attorncys-at-Law,
Mlcrtd Neck, North Carolina.
I: MONEY TO LOAN.
JLLIOTT k S. LAlilv
Attorney at Law
l!!ifsx, Nsrih Csrolino.
WARBENTON MAN TAKES HIS LIFE.
Uses a Pistcl and Blows Brains Out by
Dead Wife's Bedside.
PAUL KITCHIN,
I Attorney at Law,
Scotland Neck, X. C.
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act ices Anywhere.
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K. C. DUNN.
Eniield. N. C.
C. DUNN,
t'jl 'Attorneys -at Law
' ; 'klr.nd Neck, North Carolina.
'"Rrac; ice together in all matters
ccept uiosm por-'aitiinar to railroad
ictic-. Money loaned on approv
ed secaritv.
Pho- No. 1.
Thurnr-.n D. Kitchin, M.D.
I hi.ne No. 34.
Cl.rk t& K.ITCIIIX
'hyr.icians and Surgeons
OfP.ees in Brick Hotel
Office Phone No. 21.
f J.Pl.YSICIAX AND SUKG30N3
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Oilice on Depot Street.
)R. O. Fc SMITH
Physician asvJ Surgeon
in PI? n tors o: Commercial
xce
Hank BuiiUmg
Scotland Neck. M. C.
I. li. L. SAVAOC
c.
OF ROCKY MOUNT, N
Jj b3 in Scotland Neck, JN. C, on
If third Wednesday of each month
tin hotel to treat the diseases of
fee
Nose, Throat, and lit
Warrenton, N. C, Feb. 24 Driven
into temporary insanity by the sud
den death of his young wife, Mr.
Milo PendVton, a prominent busi
ness man of Warrenton, this morn
ing about 2 o'clock blew out his
brains with a revolver, 'and died al
most instantly by the bedside of his
wife.
The young wife of Mr. Pendleton
had been ill for several days. He
was watching by her bedside this
morning in company with a physi
cian when she died suddenly of heari
failure. He requested the physi
cian to go to a telephone and call in
friends. While the physician was
at the telephone the grief-crazed
man picked up a revolver from the
dresser and blew out his brains.
Death was almost instantaneous. He
sank down by the side of his dead
wife.
The deceased was engaged in the
drug business. He was a member
of one of the most prominent families
of the section in which he lived, be
ing a brother of Dr. Robert Pendle
ton, of Henderson, and also of Mrs.
Peter Arrington, formerly of Dur
ham, but now of New York. He wa
about 30 years of age. He had
only been married a few years, his
wife being a daughter of Senator
M. J. Hawkins.
The terrible tragedy shocked the
whole community. Mr. Pendleton
had been in excellent health and
spirits, was successful in business
and his friends were overcome with
surprised grief at the rash act.
The dual death leaves an orphaned
child of about 15 months of age.
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
Hold Interesting and Instructive Ses
sion at Halifax.
Reported to The Commonwealth.
The teachers of Halifax county
met in their second regular session
last Friday, February 24th, in the
court house at Halifax. The meet
ing was well attended, there being
seventy odd teachers present, and
much interest was shown in the dis
cussions. County Superintendent,
Dr. A. S. Harrison, had notified the
teachers that they would be expect
ed to discuss Dr.'McMurray's book,
"How to Study." The teachers of
the county were divided into four
groups under Superintendents All
bright, of Aurelian Springs, Eakers,
of Roanoke Rapids, Everett, of Wel-
don, Whitaker, of Enfield, and
Aiken, of Scotland Neck. Superin
tendent Allbright, who was to dis
cuss the first and second chapters,
was absent, we suppose, on account
of bad roads. Superintendent Whit-
REAK BEER GONE.
After July First lis Sale is Barred in
State.
FITST WHITE MAN ELECTROCUTED.
Executed
J. B.
Allison, of Asluiiie,
in Stats Prison.
elerans to Meet in Wilmington.
DENTIS.
Oiii'vO up .-tairs in White-
!'i ?y head liuilding.
ce iionrs rrom toio cioun
'.-id 2 to 5 o'clock.
F. A. MIFF,
oltic;i an
Scotland Neck, N. C.
examined free. Broken
1 1 -1 J n - .rtrn i V W i
ses nntcne ana n aines icimm-u.
'gliisse-' strictly cash.
Jye
. E. rtARKS &
. Scsflar.d Ned;, N. C.
We dall kinds of lathe and ma
'3n.2 )!:, repiir engines and boil
's, and r-'.n a general repair shop,
wrse-sha-eiag a specialty.
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s
At a largely attended meeting last
night of Cape Fear Camp, No. 254.
United Confederate Veterans, with
the commander, Gen, James I. Metts,
pi e&idirg, and Adjutant Li Leon at
his post, mention was made of the
ic.ee iai liie kjlci"- 6i,'i-iiii"i.i-l iiat
been invited to hold its re-union and
convention in this city this year, and
members were reminded that they
will be expected later to enter hear
tily into the arrangements for the
entertainment of the visitors. The
lat re-union and convention was
held in Norfolk, Va., at which tim3
Gen. James I. Metts, of this city, ex
tended an invitation to hold the next
meetintr in Wilmington. The invita
tion was accepted and the veterans
in all parts of the State are looking
forward with much pleasure to the
meeting to be held in this city. The
indications are that the attendance
will hi between 1,000 and 2,000 prob
ably nearer the latter figure. The
vptumnq will be greeted ; with the
true Southern hospitality and it can
be safely said that nothing will be
left undone that would tend to make
their sojourn enjoyable. All Wil
mington will join in with the vete
rans of the local camp in their enter-
t:iinmont of the visitors. The meet-
in will be held some time in August.
Morning Star.
li
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Srequi
pres-rip- M
v;e have h
a skilled attention to cor-
rvcidv trve voir eyes the bene-
Ifit inle uled. We have fitted
I ihisjsan Js of these p
i ii;na a'.:curutiy and
adjust 'd ce irarne: ana n.se-glasso-?
to the entire satisfac
ti n of both oculist and patient.
We want to fill yu oculist's
1 p.-e-crip'ion lor you ana our
years ot e::p. nence, compieta
eqiioment, and skilled and
coa.-'i:e ;u3 atenti;n are at your
iU
I service-. Our prices are ui
snm2 as adopted by ail tne nest
opticians Norih ;:nd South for
the finest quility of goods.
"YE GRIND OUR LENSES."
Lst Us Slow Yon.
Saccs .sere to TUCKER, HALL & CO. O
Opticians of Tun Best Sort
5.3 Granby Street,
NORFOLK. RICHilOSD. ROANOXE.
Hubbv I'm afraid I'm becoming
cross-eyed, my dear.
Wifev The idea! Why do you
think that?
Hubby This thing of trying to
look at my income and our expenses
at the same time is slowly but sure
lv "-etting its work in. Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Iisoff s E
mulsion
1 - nn
f
diamond idafk BRAND
t et ti tier,
i T TTT?" t
BiAilOJN-D 11RAND PILLS in RVA
Ribbon. Iy.EE NO OTEEil. T.nr JT
Prun-int ond Bs!t rcr tn i- '
. . iv nn T.a. for tiventw-n'
loLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
is the original has been
the standard for thirty-five
years.
There are thousands of
so-called "just as good"
Emulsions, but they are
not they are simply imi
tations which are never
as good as the original.
They are like thin milk
SCOTT'S is thick like a
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself with water
but dont buy it thin.
F03 SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
who was to discuss the fifth
chapter, consented to open the dis-
ussion, and after this the meeting
was thrown open for a general dis
cussion of the question, introduced
by Superintendent Aiken, "Where
does the fault lie that children do
not know better how to study."
Several teachers entered into the
discussion, and many good points
were brought out.
The teachers of the Roanoke
Rapids graded school, led by Super
intendent Eakers, discussed the
third chapter, and valuable papers
were read by Misses Johnson, Mc
Gowan. and Hearne. Miss Forbes,
of the primary department, made a
very interesting and instructi ve talk
on "How the children of the primary
grades may be given a definite aim
in studying."
At this juncture Superintendent
Harrison announced that the ladies
of Halifax had prepared lunch for
the teachers, and all went down
stairs to one of the large rooms of
Halifax county's beautiful new
court house, where hot coffee, sand-
xvitches, sala,ds and cakes were
sereu. ine lauies ol iiamax nave
treated us royally each time that 'we
have met there, and we have had to
eave so early each time that we
have hardly had time to meet and
hank them, but we learned that two
of the leaders in this expression of
hospitality to the teachers were Mrs.
N. L. Stedman and Mrs. Sterling
M. Gary.
After luncheon the discussion was
taken up by Superintendent Everett
and the teachers of the Weldon
graded school. After introductory
remarks by Prof. Everett, who said
that he was glad that this was one
meeting where the men didn't do all
the talking, papers were read by
Misses Landis, Webb, Hassell, Dick
ens and King.
Here Dr. Harrison introduced
Prof. C. W. Wilson, of the East
Carolina Teachers Training School.
Prof. Wilson had a prominent part
in organizing the Halifax County
Teachers Institute while he was su-
oerintendent of the Scotland Neck
graded schools and is no stranger to
the teachers of Halifax county. He
spoke for about forty minutes on the
subject of "Interest." He said that
Interest was the mother of Atten
tion and that Attention was the
mother of Knowledge, and "showed
that there could be no definite aim
in study without interest. His talk
was one of interest and practical
help to every teacher, and the teach
ers of this county hope to have him
in their Institute meetings often.
As it was nearly time for some of
the teachers to leave in order to get
their train, the business session was
called for, and under this head it was
decided to continue the meetings on
PVidnv instead of Saturday. It was
also decided to hold the next meet
ing at Halifax, and on motion of Su
perintendent Aiken a rising vote of
thanks to the ladies of Halifax for
their royal reception and hospitality
was carried unanimously.
The discussions of the last two
groups of teachers had to be left
over until the next meeting, which
will be some time in March.
A bill to be entitled', "An Act to
Prohibit the Sale of Near-Beer,
Beerine, and other Drinks,"
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do Enact:
Section 1. That it shall be unlaw
ful for any person or persons, firm
or corporation to sell or dispose of
for gain, near-beer, beerine, or
other spirituous, , vinous or malt
liquors or mixtures of any kind, and
under whatever name called, that
shall contain acohol, cr cocaine, or
morphine or other opium derivative,
except as herein provided.
Sec. 2. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, firm or
corporation, who is engaged in the
sale of any kind of drinks, to refuse
to allow any person to carry away
from the place where said drinks
are being sold or offered for sale,
any package or quanity of any size
of said drink which has been bought
and paid for; and if any person firm
or corporation shall refuse to allow
said package or quanity of said drink
to be carried away from the place
of sale, it shall be prima facia evi
dence of the violation of this act.
Sec. 3. That any person or per
sons, firm or corporation in any
county in this State violating the
provisions of this act shall be guilty
of misdemeanor, and fined or im-men
pnsioned, or botn, tor eaen ?nu
every offence, in the discretion of
the courts; Provided that this act
shall not be construed to forbid the
sale of spiritous, vinous, fermented
or malt liquors or intoxicating bit
ters by a legalized medical deposi
tory, or by any licensed and regis
tered pharmacist, for sickness, up
on the written prescription or a reg
ularly licensed and actively practi
cing physician or surgeon having
the person for whom said prescrip
tion is made under his charge, which
said prescriptien shall specify the
amount of spirits required; and that
this act shall not be construed to
prevent the sale of any alcoholic
liquor to any. legalize medical de
pository or to any licensed and reg
istered pharmacist, cr any cocaine
Raleigh. N. C, Feb. 24 J. B. Al
lison, white, from Ashville, was el
ectrocuted in the State prison th's
morning at 10 o'clock, for the mur
der of Floyd McGhee, of Ashville
The murder occured last summer.
Previous to the murder the men had
quarelled over a disreputable woman.
The murder was a very brutal one,
Allison shooting McGhee and crush
ing his head with a hammer, Allison
had killed two men previous to this,
but had been aquitted on self-defense.
He i3 the first white man to
be executed since the electrocution
law went into effect.
Juror Didn't Want to Break la.
Lawyers have a fund of funny in
cidentsjencountered in their practice.
Last week Judge Bynum was attend
ing Alamance Superior Court, hav
ing an important issue for trial. A
jury was selected just before noon
recess, the pleadings were read, and
adjournment was taken for dinner.
When court met in the afternoon
they proceeded to examine witnesses
Judge Bynun said after awhile he
happened to glance at the jury and
saw there were only eleven men in
the box. The seats are arranged
close to the bar and he was not sure,
so he counted again only eleven
sure. Then he called his
honor's attention to it; the names of
the jurors were called, when all an
swered who were in the box, the
other answer coming from the rear j
of the court room. The Judge asked
this twelfth man why he was not in
the box; he said when he came in
"you all were at work and I didn't
want to break in." "He was the
most polite juror I ever saw." says
Judge Bynum. He had heard all
the evidence so far introduced, how
ever, and by consent the trial pro
ceeded. Greensboro Record.
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Kznirj Mafriajjz.
In telling of his boyhood home in
Denmark, "The Old Town," Jacob
A. Rilis says that he does not re
member that there were at any
Ore of the mercenary marriages
which turned cut happily was that
of the i t cond Duke of Richmond.
I if v.'i-s married to Lady Sarah Cado-
Spcsker end Presidency.
James K.Polk is the only man that was the end oi tne quarrel, ior
vho ever occupied the ; tv rri
chair to be elevated to the Presi-! moke peace.
deney. Henry Clay, Jonathan Day-: Thry used to tell of two well to do
time more than two lawyer.-? in th. ; gars :i part of nn agreement that
h-.'r father's gambling debts should
!c canceled, Lord March (as he then
wr.s) beirv? eighteen and the bride
thirte en, immediately after the wed-
lir.gLoul March's tutor took him
olf t ) the continent for the grand
tour, and L-iuy Sarah went back to
her nursery. This is the sequel as
tuld by-Lady Russell in "The Rose
Goddc.w:"
"Three years elapsed, Lord March
ivti'rncd from his travels, but, hav-
."as villi'xr , U) l ir i-M h ;.n uninteresting lccellect-
lor. ol h:s ind' was in no nurry u
place. One was good, the other Lad
- not a bad lawyer perhaps, but re
puted to be tricky, whereas the
oilier was known to be honor its jlf.
It is therefore perhaps tho bent
character I can give my people wh n
I record the fact, writes Mr. Iaii-;,
that when two farmers quarreled,
each ?ure that he was right, they
made haste to hitch up to get first
to the honest lawyer, and usu-diy
or morphine or other opium derive- ton, Jchn Bell, James G. Blaine, ! neighbors who had fallen out over a
tive to any registered pharmacist; Samuel J. Randall, John G. Carlisle, ' line fence and started simultaneously
and this act shall not be construed
to forbid the sale of cocaine, mor
phine, or other opium derivative by
a licensed pharmacist upon a written
prescription by a regular licensed
physician or surgeon; Provided fur
ther, that this act shall not apply to
the sale of domestic wines when
sold in quanity of not les3 than two
and a half gallons in scaled packages
or crated, on the premises where
manufactured or to the sale of cider
in any quanity by the manufacturer
from fruits irrown on his land in the
State of North Carolina, or to the
sale of wine to any minister of re-
igion or other officer of a church
when said wine is bought for reli
gious or sacramental purposes, or to
the sale of flavoring extracts or es
sences when sold as such, or to the
sale of medical preparations manu
factured in accordance with formu
las prescribed by the United State-
Pharmacopeoia and National For
mulary which contain no more al
cohol than is nece.-sary to extract
the medical properties of the drug
in such preparations, and no more
alcohol than is necessary to hold the
medical agents in solution, and
which are manufactured and sold
as medicines and not as beverage.-,
or the sale of any medical prepara
iion which is manufactured, sold
and used as medicine and not as a
beverage, or to the sale of carbonat
ed drinks that contain no more than
one-tenth of one per cent of alcohol,
and in which drinks a flavoring
agent is used, in the manufacture
of which flavoring agent alcohol is
used to dissolve and hold in solution
or to extract from the crude mater
ial said flavoring agent.
Sec. 4. That this act shall be in
force and effect after the first day
of July, one thousand nine hundred
and eleven.
Thomas B. Reed and Joseph G. Can
non are among the Speakers who as
pired to the office, but failed to rea
lize their ambitions. In the past
the Speaker has been held responsi
ble for legislation, and as a result
the men who have occupied the chair
have made enmities and antagnoisms
that prevented them from going
higher. Clark is placed in an envia
ble position in this respect.
As Speaker he will be a presiding
officer only. The good that his par-
I ty may do will accrue to his advan
tage in part.
He cannot be held personally re
sponsible for the bad things the
party may do, and for this reason
he would not be put completely out up. Selected.
of the running as a presidential
cancidate if the .Democrats fall in
their work in the new House. St.
Paul Pioneer-Press.
for town. Both had good team, and
they were well matched in the rac.
For half an hour they drove silent
ly alongside, each on his side of ti e
road, grimly urging on their horses,
but neither gaining a length. At
last as the lights of the town came
into sight, for it was evening, a trace
broke on one of the rigs and the
horse stopped. The other team
whirled away in a cloud of dust.
"Hans," the beaten one culled
after him, and he halted and looked
back, "are you going after Lawyer
?" naming the square one
"I am that!" came back.
"Then let's go back. I'm beat."
And back howz they went and mad 2
An Editor's Invcice.
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Stopped Tnose Pains.
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SCOTT & EOWNE. 409 Pearl St, New York
' "You say you were in the saloon J
at the time the alleged assault took
place?" a lawyer inquired of a wit
ness at the central station the other
day.
"Yes, sir, I was," the witness ad
mitted. "H'm" the lawyer pursued." That
is interesting. And did you take
cognizance of the barkeeper at the
time?"
"I don't know what he called it,
sir," came the reply with perfect
ease, "but I took what the rest
did." Philadelphia Times.
A North Carolina editor has kept
track of his profit and loss during
the year, and gives an invoice of his j
business at the end of twelve months
of uns and downs: I
Been broke 361 times. j
Had money 4 times. j
Praised the public 9 times.
Told lies 1728 times.
Told the truth 1 time.
Missed prayer meeting 52 times.
Been roasted 431 times.
Roasted others 52 times.
Washed office towel 3 times.
Missed meals 0.
Mistaken for preacher 11 times.
Mistaken for captalist 0.
Found money 0.
Took bath 6 times.
Delinquents who paid 23.
Those who did not pay 13G.
Paid in conscience 0.
Got whipped 0.
Whipped others 23 times.
Cash on hand at beginning $147.
Cash on hand at ending 15c Da'
vie Record.
with :
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g'K,d
clrim hjr and wont t ha first evening
his return to London to the opera.
The re he noticed that all eyes and
lorrne! tor, were directed to one
box, where, surrounded by several
person.-;; sat a most beautiful young
creature. Turning to a man beside
him, he allied who she wa3. You
must l:a a stranger in London,' was
the rr.s.ver. 'not to know the reign
ing toast of the town, the beautiful
Lady March!' Iord March lost no
time in gomg to the box and intro
ducing him.-elf to his bride, with
wh';m he ever after lived so affect
ionately that their devotion to one
another became proverbial." Se
ed
d
Tu-iiir.t3 in J.ipan.
If you arc h!e.i:'..d
.stomach be tharddvl
your mind to kcp iz ',
T " ven hr.vj a h?:
th:xt mahe-.s yo:; f Jt 1 raise: ab!o t:
..n finer- i,r th t fartiS VOUf f
s:)ur and causc-r. s so 1 1 i'P in
the mouth, th n yru wart to g.-t
bury at once aad turn your brd
t;r e
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stomach into a ;o ,d er e.
How can th;:; be done? you EJ-k
by
pro?er;puen :
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Al! Japan :S3 inns, of cour:-c charge
great tlcal more to the globe trot
ting Europe an tourist who does not
eak the knguage, since he or she
ir; not c -riter. t to travel strictly a la
Japc-nais;; and worries the entire
household vith a variety of strange
demands - tra quilts to sleep on
because they find the floor bard, an
improvi.-cd piilow, special food (the
ordinary guest takes what H given
h'm and at the hour that his host
pLaK'-M and is thankful), knives,
folks and . poena because he has
r.cg'.ectod to practice eating his food
v.dih chop sticks, a bath with fresh
water in it because he will not follow
the custom of entering thi; bath as
sV,-n r:s lie arrives, thus getting the
opportunity of first bath and the
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made
"Mamma, hasn't papa
enough money to be able to retire
from business?" "Yes, dear: that's
why he doesn't retire." Chicago
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ten the host misunderstands
th:.; actio:- and fearing ho will get
r:, 1 e.NKnpense for his extra trouble,
arguments t'11 bill accordinsly.
Three visitors not unuaslly treat
the waitresses like 10 many novel
playthings, specially travelers of
the sU rncr sex, who sometimes fail
hopelessly to distinguish between
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mai dservanis. Vera Collum in
Wide World Magszine.
Pain; Lick sick Lady.
Paint Lhk, Ky.-Mrs
Mary Frec-
1 1 . 1
man, 01 m-s p:ace sayb.
commenced to take Cardui, I suffer
ed co much from womanly trouble,
I was i.-o weak that I was down on
my Inck nearly all the time. Cardui
has don ; me more good than any
medicine I ever took in my life."
You r eed not be afraid to take Car
dui. it i ; no new experiment. Com-ro-ed
of gentle acting, herb ingae
dieni's, it has been found to fafely
rell-Ve re..i.lv:i, UfU.n'.:iiu auu oiim-
lar female troubles,
troubles.
Try it for your
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