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JULIUS HINES & SON
Department BALTIMORE, MD.
G0URT
DR. W. L.DAVISI
O . aO
CHL.ENDHR
Gvil Causes to fee Tried the Second Week of Ndvemfcet Term, X9C0
of the Superior Court ot Bertie County :
- . , ' ' . .. ... '
' " . ;r; f Hon. A.l Coble. Judee. '
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 2TH, 1000. -
No. 14 S. J. Tayloe, Ex'r v Leroy Capehartet al Ex'rs, et as.
No. ao John Williams v N & C R R Co.
No. 35 Stretus Warren v Edith Warren. '; ,
No. 1 P. H. Sessoras, Adm'r v NansemondTim. Co. et als "
No. 2 A Brinkley & Co.v James W Ballance et aV" .
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, 1900. .
No. 32 Baker and Brown vR&TRRR Co.
No. 38 Andrew Craig, G'd'n vC&CRR and L Co.
No. 39 J D Rice and wife v N & C RRCo.
No. 40 K P White v Branning M'f'g Co et als.
No. 41 " Robert Hill, v C. L. Henry & Co. -
No. 42 Heoht-Hitschler Co v Henry Bros. & Co.
No. 43 Hecht-Hirschler Co v C. L. Henry & Co. -
. " WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH 1900.
Consulting Optician.
All errors of refraction scientlficallv corrected I
W. R. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
WINDSOR, N. C.
No. 46 Thos D.Holley v Wm Smith . . .
No 50 J G Johnson et al v Branning Mfg Co et als.
No 52 B J Burkett v Peele Bros,
No. 54 A. J. Pritchard v John Lee Agt. H. Lee
No 56 Sarah Koonce v Amos Koonce
No 58 Robert Reddick v Milly Z Reddick
No 60 David G. Outlaw v Florence A. Outlaw
Bluthenthal and Bickart v Samuel P. Fret man.
Practical la mil Courts, .
Spociml attention given to Collections. '
First-class Watch repairing.
Clocks and Jewelry and all kinds
of Spectacles and Eye-glasses for
. sale. -
R. W. HALISH,
Expert Watchmaker and
Graduate Optician
Main St, next door to Mrs. Barrett's
store.
Cash Paid For Old Gold and Silver.
WINDSOR,N.C -
No. 62
No 63
No 64
No 65
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 5TH, 1900.
A II Pritchard et als y Walter R Brown
VVra D Gregory et als v Mut Res. Fund L. Ass'n
Mabel M Johnson v J W Branning et al.
MOTIONS,
Davia Hendrix et al v Henry Watson et als
W P Burrus ana wife v Leroy Capehart et al Exr's
R B Jernigan v Dicey Jernigan et al
Isaiah Mebane et al v Martin Capehart and wife.
Paul R Howard v John A Early and wife.
Jos Swain v Fmzie A Phelps;' ExtVet al.
J B Williford et afv Jos C Williams.
John C Britton v-Calvin J. Morris and wife.
TI M El TABLES.
RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS
South, i
No. I-A
NoBTif. t : ' Time table no. 2.
No. a-A .EFFECTIVE B-27-, 1899
6wan
6 30
55 - - -
7a
7 3
7 5 a m
L.v -Windsor Ar 610pm
.- Bntlera 6oo
: Askewsville 5 4"
- ITolly Grove " -5 25
- .. Branning Ar- 5
- Powellsville ' . 5 05
Ar AMOSKIE - Lv , 45P
n. chj. ' . Station.
. Trai No. a makes direct conntction with 1 the
Norfolk & Carolina train No. 102 at Anostte
for Norfolk. Traia No, 1 makes direct connection
with Norfolk & Carolina N0.103 from Norfolk.
J.W.BRANNIN G,C.E."BRANNING j
PrM f General Manager.
M.C. HINSHAW,
Qeneral Freight paseenger Agent.
CHESAPEAKE LINE.
U. S. Mail Steamers
To all Points North East & West.
Lv. Norfolk, Jackson st 55 P
Lv. Old Point Comfort. "0-45P- -a
J Baltimore. Pier M, Light St.. 7:00 a. m.
B. & O. R- R. P. R- R-
Lv. Baltimore....
Ar. Philadelphia.
Ar. New York...
."7-55 a
.ito:i5 a.m.;
i-12:35 P' m-
' 8:00 a. m.
10:15 a- m.
; 12:43 P- m.
No 3
No 4
-N0..5
No. 6
No 7.
No. 8 .
, N0.9,
No. 1 o
..... . 1 T a 3
No. 11 E H Valentine et ais, Aam rs vuh onuon, Aam r
No. 12 C W Spruill, Adm'r et als v Branning M'f'g Co.
No. 13 Cashie and Chowan R R & L Co v Branning Mfg Co et al,
No. 15. Atha.E. Holder v Archie E. Holder
; No. 16. Francis D Winston and vife v T E Beasley and wife
No. 17. Francis D. inston and' wife v T D Holley
No. 18. Thos W Todd v Marcus L Todd et aL
No. 19. Humphrey Bond v Cashie & Chowan R R & Lumber Co. i
No. 21. Lizzie Ruffin v Washington Ruffin
No. 22. Geo Wr Baker v Wiley P Carter et al,
.No. 23. Geo W Baker v Henrietta Carter ei als.
No. 24. Augustus Pugh v Geo W Baker
No. 25. J P Bazemore, Ex'r v Jos R Bynum
. No. 26. F D Winston et al v W L Lyon, Clerk, et als
No. 27! J W Perry v Philip T Perry, Adm'r et als
: No. 28. Julian A Deitrich vC&C RR and L Co
No. 29. J J Beasley v ChasL Henry
No. 30. Wm. H Beasley v Samuel Nixon
No. 31. Martha A Perry et als v Wm J Outlaw
No. 33. Singer. M'f'g Co v T H Lawrence et als
No. 34. Thomas Boutten v W & P R R Co
No. 36. A O Askew et al v Branning M'f'g Co. .
No. 37. Effie Heckstall v BH Heckstall et al
No. 44. K Sallenger ef al v J W Perry et als
No. 45. J. H. Francis and wife vLJ Barker ana wite
No. 47. Augustus Wright v T C Bond Sheriff et als -
No. 48. J H Lawrence v Branning Mfg Co et als
No. 49. David Ruffin et als v Harvey Rascoe
No. 51. W W Miller v U & P R R Co.
No. 53. John H. Lassiter and wife v E D Holloman, Ex'r.
No. 55. A J M Perry v W & P R R Co .
Mo ct Wm W Perrv. Sr vW&PRRCo ..
' v. i ' . '.. '
Steamers leave daily except Sunday. -For
Saterooms and any inlormation call at.
Norfolk Ticket Office, Main and Granby Streets.
No. 59.
Phones - 12.
et als
E. T. LAMB, ,
Gen. Agt. 7 .
W. B. BROWN
Pass. Agt.
The above named persons will attend at the several voting
.places, from sunrise m the morning until sunset in the even
ing, and shall superintend and conduct the said Senatorial
primary election: decide all questions which , may be raised,
and exercise a general supemsion and control, which , . shall
be done with absolute fairness and impartiality.
. Third It shall be the duty of persons so appointed to hold
said Senatorial primary, to keep a correct list of all persons
who vote in said primary election, which list, upon thi close of
the election, they shall certify and transmit to the. Executive
Committee of thextAmty on or before the day ptovKicd bv
I law for canvassing the votes for Presidential-Elector and Con
gressman. ' ,
It shall be the duty ot said persons so appointed to receive
and deposit in a box, provided for that purpose by the exe
cutive cemmittee ot the town snip, one vote trom each person
entitled to vote for United States Senator, and immediately
upon close of election it shall be the duty of said persons in
the presence ot such voters tnerein as cnoose to attend, to
correctly count the votes cast in me sata ocnatonai primary
election, ana iney snau ma kc uui an auiraci 01 saiu voic
nvincr the name oi ail oersons votca lor therein, ana me nun
er of votes received lor each, person, which I said abstract
they shall sign and convey by some safe means of conveyance
to the Democratic Executive committee of said county, on or
before the day appointed by iav for canvassing the returns ot
the Presidential Electors and Congressmen.
That in the event that on the day of said primary at any
NEVER SAW AN UM-
1 BRELLA
How, the IrLh Peasant Prcos: J
fo Oct It Out of Ills H-.
precinct in the state one or both of said persons shall fail to r .7. wf V-r
appear to earry out thcr provisions .oiis res oludori, that die o ,
OU Mite fell i-rt lrrt4 U m
!laW cxlin the taovnij. oce t
mett it a jd asi tie' H3f c! l
iae ttrf.l taiitniT.f, a f-r.itf
toonlnj C3n ibe rsVl le lo d.ie
l be fswi 1y part ueu - frw ti.l ct
tte doaeCte a,ntre!. Tli-'t tea
i;0Q oem hit ftTTftsct e?-e ci'J,
iaoy raomtPj in Itiixii 13 l.J a
tfation. " Hit atinrt it " tt oJ '
rJnpp, k. br: m vattiJi mas, tt
fUtcJ iu cpro la i be yoe racti
by ibe la'euli, 'i e r
be weal tf t:rol, Suc 54 -it fct-
p4rtd brrtlfit tet la !? t t ,
itTt'tBOc lint-matt It Ibt Cf&Htl5
honor f a ! a'w:-' He K4 tx f9 1
i
The ;
1 Whole. i
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Truth!
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i . , ii I ij tt r ii t I to uie ..er uswct a wrx a
Your services win dc grdui.
B. STOKES.
! Chairman Ex. Com.
"Hit rrtrttBCe U liff ct
lo bcir- bit ubt3." lb ... . t7.
Th res nothing !
as couglilnga ' . ji
I here s nothing
so good for af
cough as Ay c is I
Chcny Pectoral a ;
bemir r lata tbt cta.
BRYAN'S PAT ANSWERS
If jo a!it ui4 ib ttWi!, tppcir.
r oo lb Kef Sul in )
Shut. oVU' r J i
rirercnee'i arVftn," 144 cli V.t;
dii U a tl l iUxvi,h al,
V
When Mr. Bryan &t introJ ured
at SnrinrfkW tome enthoattle ivdi-
I Announces to Peoole of the State! uria the crowd thouttd: "Jtutrali
His Retirement from Sena- wJoXJeTMr , ir-Aaxe,
tonal KaCC Itention and he tid: "I Aom wanl lo a .v. , .
ucvuru unuti . iac LitiCBKi, ,11.. . , . . t . , . .
A 1 PTTPD Tfl THP DDPQ 1,,nMu'mer' i am an arrets, i . ' '
. WI WW fcMVW WtMWl. fcfc I
tween them. A farmer It a nun wbol OJ Mile tur4 tl it i:.Tbrn
In Which H Say That a Lars make h money out oo ibe tirm he tumt4 lo bit Cy U U
Number of 111s SupporiTs ffi ?:V .7;L -S K G b
ted' ' mot.ey in town and trndf il m V lf -tl.tVtV-
At Greenfield Mr.Bryin t inter
rupted by an etder'y man in the crowd
who aked a quettoo abovl rice dit
crimination in North Carotin t. av
Tit Jt crxt rsx h jvrt r;t
fat i wLjuif. vtrjlay -.'L I
Tit 5 cxat tit it lr,cf f-a it
cott cf yrcii."?a, crrt r J
Li lo.:acaL Tit tr
it tit icrf faf iirk HstU !
SJ tm ttuxxx a ftioa, t insec lrrs-
Had Already Committed
Themselves Before tits
Annou ncement.
L. F. PERCE.
WMaWrwl A w VkaaMaaaMlk awallaWPw
CKica' New.
wv
inquiry teemed to stir Mr. Eryan csn
Pcwiticfeify CBft4 ly tue
W3Cf Ct "WJCTtl Actic tft
route f ttia'i vtxi t2t t-
Raleieh, N. C, October w A. then partially diiarpearedUhini uU
was predicted in the Star, on last fr TP" f nc.rcar du. pr
Thursday morning;, ex-Gov. Thosmat
J. Jams has withdrawn from the race
Cot Uuited States Senator. 'lie today
followtng letter. wer your qosttion, how let me te.l (Mm!ottk it4 w,s g. U eVrt
To the EMtr: When I announced you that an educational. qjJ.cattCA uca faUarr- wortr diurostx Kc
my candidacy for a seat in the United I has ben irepoKd upon To to Wen J caHr now to j- l-at uilrri
States Senate I thought it likely that by the Republican admifuitr atbn I r0 3
which difqualifieiSj per ctt of tb '
siderably and re repUe.i wkh o?a C' tct t CfJ rtory o
warmth, saying: m crr tJm a!L It t a cw N i ;
- -Don't hide. I want you to ' ttand -hele wiU ol :tii wtlsu t y j
t ... wv... t iedvrioa. "H-e cvrt t
act aUaia tui.
SoU bj W. Ccrkt Vrsz?
bU.olO i
REAL FUNNY.
IKJ rait Ut U ii a if.-
.RAIL-ROAD
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
- Dated May 27th, 1899. -
Isadora Lee v W Joseph Lee
No. 6 1. Willis Pugh v CocCRRSfLCo
No. 66. V C Matthews and wife y N & S R R Co,
No. 67. Mrs Bessie Dunstan v C and R Tayloc.
No. 68. Thomas AVatsou, hJt farte. ...
Causes not tried on the days for which they are set, will go over and tae
precedence of all causes on the next day's calendar. ... .
Witnesses will not be allowed to prove for attendance before the day set
for the trial of the cause in which they were subpoenaed. Causes to be
heard upon motion may be called at any umc ummg n.c iui.
., - " . m m m v m a a
Clerk Superior Court.
a majority of the Democratic voters
mipht desire me to be their candidate! rxlored men of v otbf are in ttut
to represent the people ot NorthXar-1 territory. . ' I
olina in that gieat bodj; I . havel The otd nmtktrao rttucitd lhi he
since learned that many friends did not belie re the slatetnent, wbert-
throughout the State who might un I upon, Mr. lUyan continued,
der other circumstances hive support I Well, I can show you a
ed me, have committed themselves I issued by your own AdmtnUtf .!
to other "gentlemen. Now, it is arvl as ttccntly as the 25th cf last A-tt
Darent to roe that a larcre number of I ta which it it stated thai 83 per crcijrawc
Democratic voters are lookinc else-1 of the colored population cannot trad l Tl faxtf gp wtrr 5
where for their candidate, and I have land write. And this edica!knl ir.lUytt to wtae.
n l n1.eUn Ik- :.tm n.,'imirl Arntlmr iKif vf rffl'i'f I ll ftllSdt t3 tXX'i 11 t&C M!1
of their course or contend agai.nl it. I ot the people there ot the tight d I toa b a fine flatts. :
tinder existing condition it would not I franchise. Do Too know what rer I Nc 0 lb at f ca
be ieasr.nable in me to ask further I scntaee is affected by the North Car-lure time wnh a tet tv.
support from friends to whom I ami olina law? 1 can tell you that it it al Sooe fotU if u'J n tU)
already so largely indebted for their! good deal smaller per Ctct than that I object lo coa3o Kfie
nr tKrrr klWtft hv th Putt Klein rrtrtcl Tf. tusjrn tJ i t!rtft
the use of your columns to announce Ition. Don't you think you bad better co-&i a n trf C1
III IUC UUUIIIi A HIM HW IWHLVI ' I V 1 1W . 1 - - - - - - I!
candidate. This leaves rhe absolute-1 acts ia lorto Rico before
ly free to work for party success in I plain t North Card! a
November. In thus elimiruting my
VERLEY .v:
BICrCLE.
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Dyspepsia Cure
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fioj Stations
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P. M. A. M. V- M'
. q oo Lv.Norfollt.Ar. . 5 55 10 25
: q aa pinner Point. 5 3 10 03
II, S i ....Drivers.... 5 o?- 9 34
n 10 c5 ....Suffolk:... 4 5 19 ,
!J lo Gates 4 4
If? 12 o- Tunis.... .4 00 8 2s
1 Si ..Aulander 37 850
Woo ..Hobgood.. 2 53 7
IU lift Ar.TtfbwoLv. 3i 646
P? ".Vm" AM?
Dailv " tDaily except Sunday.
Trains '
nerxi
nects at Rocicy mu.u-",,,' its North.
South and No. 78 train for all po- Iiona-
m ;r..rii, 4. R,Kehley:
- - MAra Manager.
, Point ana for . f poi t
8up't. Trains.
NOTICE. .
The Democratic Executive Committee has appointed
following persons to conduct the Senatorial Primary at
varions voting precincts in this county.
: Windsor No. i B, A. Moore and St. Leon Scull,
wrAr Mn 1 E. S. Askev and Zack' White.
Colerain No iJ. S. Green and Hilliary Matthews.
Colerain No. 2-J. M. Pe rrjvand j.JNI, Whelps
'Merry Hill, W. H. Smithwick and T. J. Webb.
Mitchells, E. L. Rice and Frank Hycrs.
Snakebite, J. R. Cherrynd W. H Bunch. -Roxobel.
W. J. Watson and J. C JacOcks.. - -
Woodville, Geo. P. Bazemore and W. V. Brett
Indian Woods, Lee Bond and E. .D. Spruill
Whites G. W. Womble and J. T. Hoggard.
tne
the
personal interest, I wish it distinctly
tlnuirstood, that 1 do not abate one
ot c tittle of my deep Interest in the
success of the Democratic party.
The Democracy of North Carolina
ought to give Bryan and -Stevenson a
rousing majority and elect a solid
Democratic delegation to the House
of Rcoreset tatives, ard it can be
done if every Democrat will do his
duty. I shall go forward to do mine
and I appeal to every Democrat to
be at hi pst of duty until the clos
ing of the polls. The election ot a
Democrat as Senator is already assur
ed now let us send nine Democrat!
to the House to co-operate with him.
Thos. J. Jarvis.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. t2tb, 1900,
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