MISS BAILEY BECOMES MRS WIL-! -,V -V-
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LIAM F Dt'WC'V
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Miss Mary Nixon, of South Mills,
spent some time here this week vis
iting friends.
' . Miss Mattlo llassrl. of Col'ii.iblc,
la .spending some time here visiting
friends. j
:
. Mrv J. H. Snowden and young; ton,
Is Krfcndlng trme time !ti Norfolk vis
'iting her sister.
. W.-W. Griggn. accompanied
by Mr, J. H. Snowden, left yesterday
for ii trip to Tes Moines, Iowa, where
thr. will visit the family of Dr. J.
"B, Griggs.
Mr, QustalT Olsuen, of New York, Mrs. Dowdv
has arrived here and has accepted a depot, win
position with Louis Sells; as head
watch maker.
Mr. James Grant Is sick at his
home in Broad Street.
In a Simple, Yet very Impress:-,
and Beautiful Home Wic-i'-i j L.ut
Wednesday at noon,
In a simple, though beautiful nuC
ImptesHlve home wedding, Mis Hal-
tie Bailey became the bride of Mr.
William F. Dowdy, of Newber;'i, i N.
C, last Wednesday at noon at lh'?
home of the bride's mother in While
street.
An altar, banked with a mat rf
golden rod and potted plants, pr -
sentlng a color scheme of yellow and
green, In which gleamed numer
ous candles, had been improvised in
the parlor, and here .in. the presence
of a few intimate friends of the fam
ilies their thoth was. plighted, r.ev.
B. W. Stone, pasttfr of the First Bap
tist church performed the ceremony
In a most 'Impressive manner. .
Immediately after .the ceremony,
the bridal p::ly escorted Mr. find
i :bc Norfcll; Southoin
'hoy boarded a south
bound train for a trip in the South
Mrs. Dowdy is a very charmng
young lady. She has a host of friends
in this city among whom she Is great
ly admired Mr. Dowdy is a promi
nent' young business man. and is
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ELIZABETH CITY'S
GR EATEST STORE
O. F. GILBERT, Prop.
mr. i. u. uverman. a rarmer living well know.i and held in high esteem
on rt. t. u. i, was among the visitors
H'ho dropped into ohr office Thurs- FEDERAL. COURT IN SESSION
aay- , (Continued from piag one)
. "" conceive how ' such fye "tlwtoghts
Dr. J.. IT. Creese has moved to the could emanate from any' human "rnindl
qornw of Main and Road street, save from those who are Inmates of
whore he occupies the residence that institution lnsnn nnvinmi
owned by Dr. Blades.
Mr. Louis Selig has an ad in this
Issue announcing attractive novel
'ties in Jewelry at attractive prices.
-.Miss Mattie Hassel of Columia Is
visiting friends here.
R. A. Kohlas, post master at Co
Umbia. N, C, was la the city this
ween attending Federal Court.
.Me
W, B. Bateman, of Tyrrell county,
was Sere this week on business,
subjects are to be pittied rather than
to be condemned. Continuing he sni.i
that he hoped that the peooi of ttU
community would not called upon
to endure a repetition of aw.'.' mil
rages against public decency
1 i .
in inuiciraenis were sicunrj in
Federal Court against Saunders upon
three counts, the articles Appearing
in his paper rn different date.-, These
articles were .-V : Indecent,
vulgar, and were held a violation
of section 3893 of the Revised stat.
utes of the United. States.
Wednesday . afternoon session and
pretty much all day yesterday was
consumed In hearing the case of J. R.
LaSBltftT. Bitmln-tafmtnK ..!..
. .j. i .. " t. - - p Bftaiuai iuv
"taies or uity Road Church will Norfolk Southern railroad, in which I
oyswrs, sandwiches ajM coffee, the plaintiff, as administrator was eu.
a coke ui.fi cream all day Satur- ling to recover damages for the death
ty.-Ocf i 4th, in the bull 'lrr lof MIq Mattlo t.i.
WILL SERVE OYSTERS
;l 1 ilUI Fl i I lit; TV
The safest store in Elizabeth City to do your
trading, Every thing marked in plain figures and
knowfi
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as Brown's Pharmacy.
; RALLY DAY SERVICES
(The Sunday. School of the First
Mf'thodlst church will, hold its raUy
oy services on nest Sundaf. All
tl members are urged and every
!" ? ' Is Invited to be present.
' .
. READY FOR TAXES
riff Reid now has the Tax books
N and Deputy Sherig Raper are
. for your taxes.
fi'-ty.. Sheriff -Raper fan be found
r any time In the Sheriff's office
'i receipt for taxes.
. . ,,' Held is anxious for the
' . io come in nnd settle
' for this yei-r, an.I, if the
' i nld . s:,-p!' his call while
: ilie moiy, both the callec
'e taxp-.er would not have
. svVJe- tlsrt they have each
ty..;
Attorneys Col. W. B. Rodman and
W. D. Pruden represented the defen
dant and Attorneys E. F. Aydlett and
H, S. Ward represented the plaintiff.
This suit grew out of the death of
Miss Taylor, a young lady of Gates
county, more than a year ago, which
as caused by a Norfolk Southern
Railway train. She had been to Suf
folk to. make purchases to prepare
for her wedding on her return home.
She left the train at Chesapeake and
started for her home In a buggy. The
train ran over her at the crossing
killing her outright. The railroad
company claimed that death was due
to her own negligence. T'hls case
was non-suited and this term of
court adjourned yesterday afternoon.
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"FROM MURPHY TO MOYOCK
PfKsJ y. v J v J ui3 L J W Vt5 v- c3
FEED RIGHT,
FEEL RIGHT, .
THINK RIGHT.
A Tr,"-ut to the Mosquito.
Tli!'-yii tive Ilnxlie.s of New Jer
Htv Is pt'ix. I of hi lmtive state and
in'.-.jw; H ii i upportunity to voice his
f ! .-'. )iu (i.iy h friend met him In
tl.- sire-.M' I t Washington and said:
.'B.'.'ly. I you're proud of New
- Jersey. I i; :i see such home pride,
1 want tti li K- t your cause. Use this
." in1 !'.;: s; .mvIi: The hum of Jer-f"-
reaches to the Alas-
t,... h!l' 1. 1 ; i ? down the Pacific coast
' J r '!? J u '!! t tie Rocky mountains,
li'iiuf.-i I'cr.tM t'. Mississippi valley,
i ; l?i it against the morasses
f hf F'lorKl.i crglodes and titillates
(I t- hhore f fi ncope.' "Washington
RembranJt's "Mill."
A uew theory - teeming the origin
of tbe fatnou b.-dscape known as
Itembrandt's "Milt; Is put forward In
I'itris. where .Kitbentlcity of tbs
l-l iur contlnufs to. be discussed. To
1'iit ItprieOy. the nwt estioo is that the
landscape was urUm illy by the hand
of Ilerkales BeKhfr. tbe artist whose
ftlmature was di . -hI when tbe plc
t'tro was cleanetL mv hst Rembrandt
l i-HBtlfled and Im; ri .'t-d it with bis
t)n-n brnsh work li'.r.i pasRln? W
hU own.
Cupid is a curious littlvj ful.'.w;
work many pranki w'th human
heart, nnd unites different . sections
of the country in matrimonial ullian
f.e. One o" Is last pr,inU.) in- this
Uollin Palmer, of Murphy, N. (, i.tid
Miss K.ite Lee of Moyock, M. C. rer
resonthic; the proverbial. "From Mur
phy to Manteo" breadth of operation,
Mr. Palmer and his prospective
l-ride came here from Moyock Wed
nesday armed with the written con
rent of the young lady's mothet ; a-1d
it was not. long befor ;hey hpd re
cured th marriage papers an wr re u
nited by marriage by Register of
Deeds J. W. Munden.
"The best education . got In the
world Is that got by struggling to
make a iving."
Wendell Phillips.
"Knew that lmpoible'"has no
place In the bravs man's dictionary."
CARLYLE.
Th Cobbler la the Library
One of tbe nwu In I he New York
Fresh Buckwheat and Maple Syrup
just arrived.
11. P. GALLOP CO.
1214 WT 'jTPSET CI2 CITY
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KIS.l.a7K,aCOJQH
Success in business, de
pends on Thinking Right
that depends on Feeling
Flight, and it all depends
on Eating Right. A proper-
ly prepared meal, makes ;
you Feel Right, then you
Think Right. i
THE ONL Y EXCLUSIVE
MAN'S STORE
IN
Elizabeth City. :
HARRIS
EUROPEAN
A visit to our store will convince you that we have
the largest and most complete stock of stylish wear
ing apparel for men ever shown in this city and
our prices ate as low as the lowest.
HOTEL
Is the place for the Right
. Feeding.
wan derided to PnImIhIhII : hiw ronnfr. U
!hop In the'l.iilMfin;. The r-' k(,'(?!,' ,-,''-!;''-J,'
t-rletor of this shop vxyt in- ha pleatv fi1 si
i .-uo. ior wnen men re no rubber IfcKJflil iKith.
iu w rpnwpfl m is pivea oau
Jobs, principally on leather In the li
brary. I
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p:..vee.In the new IJSwrv-mo wear AUUiiJ t Jik j
n.lber heeled sho,n. !tI,. s, e there is h ft3?? V77 .'tV P 1 ; 'HV !
a small army of tW Miiiilorem It PS':-f ' i 'IT 5 i
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Ye Rent To Respon
sible Parties,
Peerless Suction
Cleaner at $1,00 a
(ay lA day 50c,
ITyiriniDS)lhiDini5S)
Clothing lade-to-Ordcr
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We will show you more STYLE and BETTER
VALUES than any other store in the city in MEN'S
$3.50 AND 4.00
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P. W. Melick -Co.
"WHERE THE BEST CLOTHES COME FROM?
WEEKS & SAWYER
Haberdashers and Tailors
9
I ZJ Kramer Blg
9
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