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SATURDAY, MAY : 15, 1920.
HOUSES AND HOME
There is a difference between a
-4 house and a home. A house may be
purchased, but the elements that dif-
r ferentiate a house from a home are
; i not on the market, they are not for
barter and sale. That intangible
i something that converts the house
into a home is supplied by the oe
cupants and it does not depend on
v the cost of the structure or its loca
tion.. A hovel may be a real home
while a palace may be just a house
In the campaigns in which "own
- - your home" has been urged, nothing
..., -is said about owning a house. Some
thing' vastly more desirable Ms the
thought . back of the movement, f A
"V house of some kind is the primary
., step in making a home, but it is just
,V the - beginning. ' ' A ;' rented hou3e
f. through long occupancy might in a
measure partake of the , nature of
- home, but home in the fullest sense
, is not only the one occupied but also
v. owned. - In such a possession there
ris a security for the family that is
. not known by those who periodically
- flit from place to place at the) whim
if of landlords or themselVes'vV--'
- v- Those ..who have never owned the
spot on which they have 'lived have
missed one of the essentials though
. everything else in a home has been
. enjoyed. ' There are circumstances in
, which it - is desirable for one rteni
' porarily to reside in Tented, proper-
. ty, and those who supply the instru-
. ments of such requirement meet a
4 public need, butto "delay unneces
sarily acquiring one's own home irom
which no landlord can warn, is tak-
ina: undue chances with fate. The
home that one owns is not a house,
but a castle which an invader enters
at his peril. The shell of this castle
may be purchased, but what the fam
ily supplies will distinguish it from
others and. make it the real home.
SOMETHING BETTER WANTED
; A New Ydfk banker asserted the
other day ,tht; triles have done
more than profiteering to increase
the cost of living. ' .
.-"An incomplete list from direct
losses from strikes in 1919 placed the
cost of labor alone at nearly $725,-
, 000,000 and to industry at nearly
$2,000,000,000," he said.
. That- is approximately " $20 for
every man, woman and, child in the
country, or $100 per family on the
average.. ; And that is only -the di
rect loss. . ' - .' '
Without speculating on what the
indirect costs may have been, is not
the authoritative statement made
starteling enough to cause inquirie
as to the worthwhileness to anyone?
i's Can anyone imagine compensation
i for all or any partof the waste? If
there is possible gain commensurated
with the loss it is not fair for a part
of the people to keep it secret that
they may selfishly reap the benefits.
All of us should be given a chance
at the good thing if it is good. If it
is not, though, there should be an im
mediate halt called on strike activi
ties.' There are other means of adjust
ing differences and resort should be
had to them.
- THE OLD BUNK AGAIN.
Revival of the propaganda to get
back to a normal economicajasis
)pnrivations ia another Vmiatra-
tion of "our economic 'fllrtrfacy, W
'may mean well and that Is not o
sure. To be able to say we are doing
something we will do the wrong
thing rather than use our common
sense and locate the right remedy.
To tell the. country that the way
to get rid of the trouble is to. begin
to deprive ourselves of . everything
but just enough to keep body and
oul together is flapdoodle. The
c!J-fashioned superstitious farmers.
v,!.o planted this, that and the other,
t' : in the light or dark of the moon
i ; .tr knw how foolish they were.j
The men oi neJ" """
8mUingly ask'.iAemsetves how the men
of our day eve.;.Pll8ged . to-get
"throTgnwttlftoiit' a knowledge, otco-.
nntnic laws. r , :-.
The first BteP In getting' rid of the
trnubln is to opeit the door to' more
t lower prices. ; Until all
commodities of necessity are . within
th easy reach of every family, there
can be .no change that 'will give re
lief. The 4amily with : thV. -smallest
income must be able' to, provide .for
itself, When that is done the 'prob
lem"; f production will automatical
ly solve itself. ' ' '
Greater' demand means greater
consumption, :andj greater consump
tion m .heavier .wdction--nd
Iwoye,;srta: '.M ' 'deliberate, flub
dub to'-init that production is too
low. v That d?e. nob account for the
high prices.; There is not a sane man
in the, United State who doesn't
know that the fault is not in a lower
ed, nroduction.;. There are"fcw men
who Jo .not know Just as clearly that
production is ample to allow niouer
oto nrWa it wa were not on a wrong
trail.;: 'i'M-i i-if i-ij' n'K. 1 f
.Thfl history of ivcry modem in
y-intio&js-a ccord 4t -restricted usef
until Jncreasod -i demand enlarged
prodactlon,Uwered costs, and placed
theproduct within tho reach of the
greatest number ' of 'users.' What is
true of these inventions is true of
every commodity.''' There is enough
of everything to allow heavier con
sumption," but the increased buying
is shut off by exorbitant prices. The
same advisers who tell Americans to
do without everything are the men
who : see clearlv enough that it' is
inability to buy and consume that is
handicapping Europe.:1 Yet they do
not seem to see that 4he lowest pos
sible consumption 'means the light
est production, - and consequently
still higher prices. One of the needs
of the times is a few less counsellors
who through a lack of knowledge of
elemental economics do, not know
what they are talking about. !
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
haev in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
MaylO-lOt ':; . rr?$:r !; ''' '
Twin-Six Cartoonist J
Twtlvtf CylUdtf Pickard Draws Crowd
; Alton Packard, Master Cartoonist p
. aua xiumonw Jtxtraorcunary is not. 1
car but cartoonist In fact, he may I
ba said to be car-tune-ist, for tUe I
. .... .
musical part 01 mi program is as 1
tuneful a the cartooning ia clever. V
lau iiOMtvtue uouncr-Journal says
, of his work, " ' Vanity Fair by Alton
Packard, was undoubtedly the very
best entertainment feature of the
splendid Chautauqua program."-.
This platform favorite will aDoear
here o the o$aiag night of th 00m- J
ing Chautauqua. - Hta program will
be. superlatively fine T in U ' it .
feature. He calls it a "Comedy
MusicaTand Cartoon Review." and ii
. ... , . .
w hxi oomicai ana musical. . -a
Packard eays, Ht first practised
cartooning on the school teacher, who
in turn practised teaching and jiu
jitsu on. us boys. ' We kept that
teacher as . busy as a one-armed
dltr. I drew cartoons of the teachei
and the teacher 'drew blisters on mi
, Almost daily I - was invited to tl
wuuu-mea waere i waa warmly Hp
piwoeo. raj cairoons ana joKes
ways goc a nana ana teacher
hard-handed applander." .
Thla boy grown to manhood hi
vtmea nia natural tendencies
point where he is perhaos the
Known ptauonn . eartoobist
country. . ..-'.-.
ma - Renew - will be preludjed by,
u war mow .vnairei in fan m
vuinentai ana -vocal prograay of un-'
Rub-My-Tism is a powelrfuL anti
septic ;it kills the poison cafised from
infected cuts, cures old soires, tetter
MaylO-lOt ;
Stkt nf Ohio. Cltv if
foledo, Lucas
County sa.
Frank J. Cheney niakes c
th that he fa
lenior partner or tne nrm c
F. J. Cheney
. City of To
aid. and that
B X.V., WHU VUSIUCBI ,11 i I
ledo. County and Stat afor
aia nrm win pay tne-aum
f ONE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS for any
for an;
se of Catarrh
the use of
tnat cannot be cured by,
HALL'S CATARRH
MED.
CINffl.
x KANr
Sworn to before me at
CHENET.
subscribed tq
my presence, tnls stn
y of Uecember,
vat.
(Seal) A. W. Oleaaoni
HALL S CATARRH 1
DICINE is talc-'
n internally and acta
lroHg-h the' Bloot
on the Mucous Surfaces
of the system. ;
lonlals free. '
uruggiats, 76c. Teatlr
, F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohlo.(-r '
"A SPLENDID TOIIIG"
Says Hixton
'Wliol Ori Doc-
tor's Advice,
iook Caroi
And I
WeU. t.
Hixson, Tenn.-
"About 10 years ago
I was..." says
this place. "I si
Ira. J. B. Gadd, of
fered with, a pain la
my left side,
Id not sleep at night
with thla pal:
always in ' the left
aide... ;
My doctor toltl me to use CarduL I
took one bottle Jwhich helped me and
after my baby came, I was atronger
and better, bit the pain waa still
mere.
I at first let it go, but began to get
weak and In ia run-down condition.
pw I decidedytor try some more Cardul,
Whrch-T dld.M v "
This last Cirdul which. I took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. It
has been tJ number of years, still I
have no rrturn of this trouble.
I feel It was Cardul that cured me,
and I recommend it as a splendid fe
male tonic.''
Don'JT allow yourself to become
weakvrand mn-down . from womanly
tron&Iea. Take -CarduL It should sure
ly help yon, as It has so many thou
sands of other women In the' past 40
shears. Headaqbe, backache, sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out
feeling, are all signs of womanly trou
ble. Other women cet relief by Viklna !
Cardul Why. not you? All druerfsta, 1
- - - c-la
;
Ml
Hindoo woman reeling allk under
Former criminal chief who has been
oin, sua ana saivauoq ionn a com
bination that Is working" miracles be
neath the tropic sun of Inflln. . . '
Sin 1ms rocked in the very cradles of
the criminal tribesmen for centuries.
That some vicious' system." of icnste
which . has sentenced the son vt a
weaver 10 weave and the - son of -a
storekeeper to keep store- liijurtJii'oiigR
ages condemned the son or 'j?rhnlt'.ata;a(8 . ftl methods -to the - peculiar
.tribesman to rustle cattle, pilloge and
.commit murder.
"' But now the Salvation Army by UHing
silk to ink the Kin out of the "crlni'-' ls
bringing about both the materlnl an.1
spiritual .salvation of a people. - . .,.x '-,
These criminal : tribesmen, gathered
.into settlements by the Brltls'h govern
ment, were taken In hand by the Sal
vationists, were taught to care for the
mulberry trees, to rear the silk worms,
Bank Vice
- Tells How Ziron Iron Tonid Helped His Daughter
' After Operation for Appendicitis. -
A"
FTEH any serious Illness, the
first thing you notice when you
begin to get around Is your lack
,of strength and energy a tired, weak
feeling. . . . .
The sooner vou eet vour strensth
back tne better, Xha thlng t0 do ls
.. . , . . . ...
-to eat plenty o( good' nourishing food,
X 1 1 J 1 1. I .. ..... . I
Bct 1 1110 B" juu van, cauiuihc
conservatively, and take Ziron Iron
Tonio three times a. day. , . v
' Tour doctor will tell you this ; ls
sound advice and urge you to follow It
Great Britain has some 10,000
v . r. . , . .
ISuard To "dumps" of war material,
I
666. has more imitations than any
t)ther Chill and Fever Tonic on the
market; but jio one wants imitations J
in medicine. They ar dangerous
MaylO-lOt -'
ROBT. N. PAGE FOR GO VERNER
POLITICAL
.
;H)N. ROBERT N.PAGE
CANDIDATE FOR DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION FOR GQVERNOR
Will address the Publici in the Court
I ''
t -r - ,4
House at
MONDANijGHT
-May
EIGHT O'CLOCK P.M.
- Everybody Invited.
Ladies Especially Invited.
A BUSINESS MAN FOR GOVERNOR"
V
"N. PAGE FOR g6vLKNER
ROB!
V
Try ''Our
. AA.ii'A i Ju. wi ili'i i' - " -V" ,
ertr
Solvation Army tutelage, Mlnse
Jed to better ways by the Salvationists.
to reel and weave the sIlR. They hiive
ceased to he. criminals. They Jmve be'
conie expert r weavers,, and they JJke
their new Jobs. They work at them
more Industriously than .they ever eUd
at banditry. And they are, now reeling
and weaving more tbai a ton -of raw
i month. ' . ;
In each country the ftvatlon Army
needs;vTIarK tit the .raited 'States it
.4 does a gisMt tfrk'Ttmong tle prisoners
In rMmiren)'iurlcs,-,'.It maintains nurser
ies u-ihe.'sii'iw9vi' !ue homi ? nnd ma
ternity hoPpfin'tc1(m$;tl1rtl mfil,Amer-.
tcnnlzatlon centers ,0m -tup Urn ' a!of
many other kinds. .To ''t'rt
during jnext year the-Arm? w!U ask th
people "of this country to " contribute
510,000,000 during Us 1920 Home Serv
ice appeal from May 10 1 May 20, , -
- President
Read this letter from Mr. 3. B. Kelly,
vice-president of the First National
Bank, Qraceville, Fla: "My daughter
had been in bad health since last April.
She wa9 operated on for appendicitis.
She has been taking Ziron for two
weeks. ' Her appetite is better than it
has been. . Her nerves are better, and
she -says she feela better . . . I know
thai' Ziron; is good for weak and feeble
people.'' 4 ' v,. r- '
v Ziron is scientific, reconstructive
tonic, prepared from valuable strength'
building ingredients, for weak people
with thin blood. Druggists Bell Ziron
on f xnoueyrback; guarantee. '. Try it.
Rub-My-Tism is a Tgrcat pain killer.
It relieves pain and aoreness -caused
by Rheumatism, Ne'uralgia4 Sprains. , .
MaylO-lOU " ' ,1 ?,' .
666 quickly Telieye Ccfnstipation,.
Biliousness, Loss of , . Appetite, and
I Headaches, due 4,0 Torpid Liver. '
inayiu-iut .
ROBT. N. t Oii COVKKNER
SPEAfilNG
Tarboro
-0-
24th
ROBT. N. PAGE FOR GOVERNER
Job Vork-
- Dll. J. C, ILDY ;
Announces .'the removal of hi office
. i-iwfrom.Leggett to Tuib;!v. - -V
--' .Offlces Norfleet 1 J 1 Jn:'
'" St, James f.. " '
Practice: General M(?icine and
' Surfc j '
Phones: OfTioe' 277 Residence 228
Notice " ; ' , -
North Carolinaj Edgecombe County.
; In the Superior Court. Robert
. Pittman- vs. Berta 1'ittman. ?, ; .
? The, defendant . above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above, has been commenced In the
feuperior oun of Edgecombe Coun
ty, North "Carolina. 'lor the numoaes
of securing fen absoSute divorce uptu .
BLuimury grounas; iano-ine eaia ae
fendant will furtheir take nbtiCe tht
one jo i tjqun tju 10 uppear ivi-. wie ieim
of the. Superior Cfeuft of said County
to 1)e held on the- 13tii Monday after
the 1st J, nday in March, '1SJ20, at
the eourt housj" of said county in
Tarboro, C., and aniswer or demur
to theuoiuplamt. in said action,, or
the piaintitf will apply to the court
for the relief. demanded in said com
plaint. '.,-. J - ' V
- - - A. T. WALSTOItf- ' "
V : ' wotk superior ourt.J
; h8r 24th day f Apri1, t82
yyN YOUR HOME
Houses' and lots atr; auctiprT in !
FKeechtowri 'Wednesday, Jtfay .19,
1030 a. m. -
v Atlantic Coast 9.X 6""
5-13-St ' ;'- . " ." , -
r NOTICE TO CREDIT9RS
Having qualified as administrator
of G. W. Summerlin, deceased late
of Edgecombe County, Nort'i Caro
lina, , notice is hereby given to all
persons having Claims against the
cfitdtejjf said deceased to nresent
Itbenj to": the undersigned or ljis 'at-
lorney, duly proven, on orbefore the
"20th- day of : April, 1921, or this
notice will be plead in bar of any re
covery. All' persona indebted to said
estate - willjmake immediats settle
ment. . "."' . . -.-....'''...
This the l4th day of April, 1920.
. ROBERT SUMMERLIN,
Administrator of G.- W Sum- . .
v : merlin, deceased, ;
HENRY C, BOURNE, Attorney, A !
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND
By virtue of an order made at the -April
term, 1920, Edgecombe County,-
Superior Court in the cause entitled
"Jacqueline Pennington, et als, vs.
F H. Pender, administrator, et als,
the undersigned Commisaionel's will
on Monday, the 24th ' day iof; ,My,-!
1920. at the hour of noon,-before rthe
Court House Door in. jhe town of
Tarboro, offer for sale,,to the high
est bidder- for cash, the following
described lot or parcel of land.
Lying ' and being in . tiagecombe
County, North Carolina, town of Tar
boro, on the south side of St. James
street: Beginning at a point 225
feet from the eastern side of Panola
street where it intersects with St
James-Btreet and running thence in
southerly direction and perpendicu"
larly to St. James streett 150 feet,
mote or less, thence parallel to St.
James street'in an easterly direction
T5 feetj thence perpendicular to the
last line northerly 150 feet to ' St
James street," thence westerly with
St. James street 75 feet to the be
ginning; being same lot conveney to
John P. Mallett by James Norfleet,
Commissioner, by deed in Book 65, at
page 554, Edgecombe Registry, and
set apart to said Mallett as his Home
stead. ' '
GEORGE M. FOUNTAIN,
' r DONNELL GILLIAM, - -
:V:- Notice .-;
' ' Under the poorer contained ' in a
deed of trust given by David J: Hall
and wife. Mamie L. Hall, to J. P,
Bunn, trusteevon May 10, 1913, re
corded in book' 168, page .305, Edge
combe Uounty Kegistry, tne "under
signed will offer for sale, at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, before the National Bank of
Rocky Mount, in the city of Rocky
Mount, North Carolina, on Saturday,
May 22, 1920, at 12 o'clock M., that
certain lot or parcel of land lying in
the city of Rocky Mount, Edgecombe
County, North Carolina, described as
follows: .
- Situate on the east side of Penn
sylvania Avenue and fronting on said
avenue 50 feet and running back 150
.feet: Commencing' at a stake. 130 ft.
south of the southeast corner of
I Highland street and Pennsylvania av.
nue ; thence floutherlv with Penn
sylvania, avenue 50 teet to a stake;
inence easterly on line parellel with
t-Highland street 150 feet to a stake;
thence, northerly on ! line parallel
.with; Pennsylvania avenue 50 feet to
a stake: thence westerly on line par
allel with Highland street 150 feet
t the beginning, beinflr lot No. 72.
(.Block -"C," as shown on the plot of
me property oi tne Kocky Mount Im
provement and Manufacturing Com
pany, recorded in book 75, pages 570
and 571, Edgecombe county registry.
This description is taken from deed
from John H. Logan, trustee', to
Frank Baker, recorded in book 130,
page 298, Edgecombe county regis
try, and is the same property deeded
by Frank Baker and wife to David
J. Hall, by deed dated May 10, 1913
April 20, 1920. -
apr26-4t J. P. BUNN Trustee
LOST Bunch of keys, presumably
between Edgecombe Drug ' Store
and Postoffice.. Finder please re
turn toF. M. Carroll, care-Pender
Hardware Co.; and receive re
gard. . .. 5-13-2tp
WANTED Two rooms and kitchen
ette' unfurnished, Conveniences and
central location. R. B. Knollenberg,
care J. G. McCrory Co. '" - 12-6t
. 666 has proven it will cure Malaria
Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds
j and LaGrippe. " It kills the germi
j that cause the fever. Fine Tonic.
(MaylO-lOt ....
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"At-Gpsra" Iic:i: bt'iC:
T H E D A B A R'A"
i
VlGTORRE5RDS
For May,
FINEMAN
:M
' HOUSE,
On lllmlv JunAIonff frovtha Hotel,
(
r .j. ' . (STANOARDIZED) ' i
For All Live Stock
'k.ML!SrJSCSat EAS. MITES. CURES MANGE; SCAB
; RINGWORM. SCKATCUES. ETC -'DESTROYS DISEASE ;
. . - ' GERMS. AND DRIVES AWAY FLIES.:
NON-IRRITATIKC. EFFECTIVE. INEXPfiNSlVB..
THE IDEAL' OIF '
roiuun
Edgecombe Drug
Company
vr ask roa fueb qoklsts.
V CALL 103
- For All Kinds of Plumbing.
Yours To Serr
R. E. L. PITT
WOOD FOR SALE'
$2.50 Per-WagQn Load
. F, O. B. Mill K
Leggett, N. C.
Cut 12 Inches Long
LEGGETTS LMBR. CO;
J CALL PHONE 272 ,
For All Kinds of f.
;; Tailoring;
Cleaning and Dyeing- '
STRICKLAND'S STEAM
PRESSING CLUB ,
KODAKS, FILMS AND -
t SUPPLIES '
Quick and Satisfactory Work
' ' i
Bring Us Your Films For
DEVELOPING-
STATON & ZOELLER -'
Tarboro, N. C.
Sealed Bid.. ' "
r At the regular meeting of the
Board May 26th, 1920, the, town . of
Tarboro .will receive sealed. bids for
either sale or removal of jne five
room ' dwelling house now situated
at. the end of West St. Jolyns, street
on the Power House altac., ' '
L" Building to be ' remavedt to North
side of Wilson street between rail,
road and Hendricks Crock. ' . '
Nocessary information furnished
by D. H. Harris, chairmaoj of Build
ing and Grounds Committee. .
J. H. JACOCKS, Ciy Clerk. .,
NOTICE. J . ;
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for member of. the Board of
Education of Edgecombe - county,
subject to the Democratic primary,
June 5. . J- J;,.'V ?.. -:.--'"
5 12 tfc.
JOHN MAYO.
CANDlbATK fPR BOARD OF
EDUCAt&fUfjr'f fit
I hereby ,ann ounce myself . as a
candidate for the County Board of
Educationsubject to the action of
the Democratic primaries in June.
5-10-tfc - M. G. MANN:
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for a member of the Board of
Commissioners of Edgecombe Coun
ty, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary. - '
VJ. S. HOWARD,
ap30-tf ' ? Macclesfield, N. C.
, NOTICE v
I hereby announce myself aa can
didate for member of the Board of
Education of , Edgecombe county,
subject to the Democratic primary,
June 5.
5 12 tfc . H.VL. BRAKE.
CANDIDATE FOR BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
i nereoy announce myself, as ai
candidate for menJki of the Board
of Education of jfifdgecorabo connty,
subject to the Democratic primary t-
be held June 5.
5-12-tfc ' C.'A. JOHNSON.
Are , Here
V4r k -
EASY ANDSArCTO USK. " - -
Cards of Candidates
J.
To the Voters- of Edjreombe County
Owing to the demand of my friends
I hereby, announce myself a candi
date for thtf 'office of aheriff of Edge-,
combe county,, subject to the prima
ries of said- county.
m24-10tp O.'P. HOUSEr
CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE.
I hereby announoe . myself as a
candidate for the Senate from Edge
combe in the next Legislature, sub
ject to the- Democratic Primaries in
June. - " V f
PAUL "JONES.-
:- - FOR STATtt' SENATOR K
I hereby announce myxaffdidacy
for State Senator .from Iwjyecombe
in the next General Assembfy, sub
ject to the Democratic Primary in
Jsne. - ' ' "
- - B.'F. SHELTON.
FOR SHERIFF
- I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for sheriff of Edgecombe
County, subject to the Democratic,
primaries. '
3-30-tf - JESSE W. THOMAS. '
. . , . NOTICE. .-, Y" ,
T, H. Lancaster annquncyBrfiis can--didacy
for sheriff of Edgecombe coun-r
ty subject to the. democratic primar
ies. , ' - f ' i m25-tf
NOTICE.
I hereby, announce myself a can- '
didate for re-election to the officer 6f '
Regifeter . of Deeds j. of Edgecomb
County, subject.;.-.' to : the democratic r "
primary to be held in Juqe. . ; : , -m26-tf
i .;. k H. S. BUNN.
TO DEMOCRATS OF EDGECOMBE
fu:'i.f: V'countya?-,':: , -
I announce iny candidacy for mem- .
ber of Z Board of.' County tiomriiis-.
sioners, ;v subject to Denjoe'rati? .'Pri- J
mary. - '- ,. ;-
4-16-20tp
H. G. BROWN.
; ANNUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself ; as en
candidate for'menfber 4f the Board
of Education of Edgecombe county
subject to the .Democratic primaries
June 5. J. L. CHERRY.
; CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Board of Commissioners
subject to the Democratic Primary to
be held on June 5th,, 1920. ,
" -.- ' J. VINES COBB.
TO THE COUNTY VOTERS ,
I hereby announce myself as candi- ,
dt for sheriff of Edgecombe eoun
ty, subject to thQ-Democratis prt -maries
of said county - V K v
3-29-tf . JIM D.NJENKTNS. V
CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE Q?
... REPRESENTATIVE'S ; Uj
Subject to the action 'of the Demo; .
tratic Primary 6f. Edgecombe Conty -',"
I shall he a candidate for the aiffioe.'"
vx AcjirrBeniauve. irom Jiagecpmne t - .'
County in the next Legislature. , i
. , R. T. FOUNT ADJ. ?0
Ll
1
CANDIDATE FOR BOARD OF
I hereby announce myself as a - .'
candidate for Board of Educatior r
for the county of Edgecombe subje t
to the Democratic primaries In Ju-'j..
R. H. SPEIGHT i ' V
FOR RENTTwo furnished ioms
at 112 Main St Mrs. R. H. Parker
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