i
LEG AL AND SALE !
NORTH CAROLINA, CAMDEN
COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR -COURT, MAR.
TERM, 1912.
- Beulah Lamh, Plaintiff,
va
Tom Lamb, Defendant.
"NOTICE OP SUMMONS
The Defendant above will take no
T tice that an action, entitled as above
' has fceea commenced in tbe Super
ior. Coart. Camden County, North Car
eltao, the said action being (or an
abeofote divorce,; and the said de
leanest will further Uke noUce that
he ia rewilred to appear at the term
o the Superior Court of aald Coun
ty to be held on Monday after the
first Monday in March, it being the
1IU day. 1912, at the Court Houae
of said County in Camden, North
Carolina and answer or demur to the
complaint of -aid action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said com
plaint. , This 18th day of December, 1911.
J. W. WALSTON,
Clerk ol the Superior Court, Cam
den Coanly.
WALTER 'L. COHOON,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
29 J 5 12
NORTH CAROLINA, PASQUOTANK
COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR
MARCH TERM, 1912.
COURT,
Emanuel Commander, Plaintiff,
vs
IjLiPf-Lelra C'mmander, Defendant.
. - ' i
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
'' rfbe defendant above named will
ube notice that an action entitled as
above hag boea commenced in the
Superior Court, Camden County,
North Carolina, the, said action being
for an absolute divorce; and the said
defendant will further take notice
thaW is required to appear at the
lerw of the Superior Court of said
county t0 be held on the second Mon
day of I or (he first Monday in March,
it belli K the 18th day of March 1912
at the court house in said county,
fii" Elizabeth City, North Carolina,
and answer or demur to the com
plaint of said action, or the plain- i
Off -rill apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint. j
Thin 16th diy of December, 1911.
G. R. LITTLE.
Clerk Superior Court, Pnsquotank
County.
"WALTER L r-rv
Pliihiliffs Attorney.
1 -21) J G J 2
NOTICE
.SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
"" in Pnsquotank County, North Caro-
By virtue or a mortgage executed Una, on. Monday, the 16th day of
to me on the 27th day of June, 1905, January. 1912. at 12 o'clock M., by
)j Charles Morgan, which mortgage public auction for Cash', the follow
U duly .registered in Book 28, page J icpr described property, to-wlt:
7:'3. in the office of the Register of That certain town lot and improve-D"-ds
of Pasquotank county, North ,ments thereon, situated on the cor
CuroJina: ,ner of Speed and Ball or Clark sts.
, I shall sY-ll tit tlie Court House
Di.of !n JV;ftiotatik county, North
Carolina, liy public, auction for cash,
on Monday the 33th day of January,
1 'J 1 2 at 12 o'clock Jf. the following
.described property, to-wit: .
1;K certain town lot and im
s:'Km:i"jit!t situated in the town of
Af..izahefh City, Xotth Carolina, one
.of -Mid lor lfii;. on the West side
o'.Skini.er street; and one being on
the H&tt side of Gregory utreet, each
tfrotKiug 69 feet and extending back
3S2 fSCt known and described as lots
Ami i V. of the Skinner and
GrMory plot and is duly recorded la
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Pasquotank' county, North Caro
lina. The other one fronting on the
We?t side of Road street, 60 feet
and extending back 143 feet, being
known and described as Lot No. 244
ot the SWnner and Gregory plot,
registered as above mentioned.
The above property being a part of
the lands and improvements which
Charles Morgan purchased of W. J.
Brou;hton by Deed of even date.
This notice dated and posted this
December 13th, 191L
W. J. BROUGHTON, by
ROSCOE W. TURNER,
Attorney.
P-c r?2 25 Jaa 12
NOTICE
CURRITUCK COUNTY,
' CAROLINA
NORTH
IN THE. SUPERIOR. COURT, . BE
FORE THE CLERK. N
. W. Williams. Administrator of
Estate of Dennis Barnard, deccBSed.
vs vs
Jennette Darnard, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
It appearing to the Court that the
Jennette Barnard, daughter and heir-at-law
of Dennis Barnard, deceased,
cannot, affei du. diligence, be foun.l
within the State of North Carolina,
that the d"fendant la a- non-reeiaen.
of said slate, that the defendant is
a proper party to a epecial proceed
lng re lating to real
property in said State and
county, being real property heired, by
said defendant, from her father, Den
nis Barnard, deceased, that the pur
pose of this special proceeding is to
sell said land for assets to pay debts
of Dennis Barnard, deceased, that
this court has jurisdiction of the
same.
It is, therefore, ordered and ad
judged by the Court that publication
is made for the defendant in the Ad
vance, a newspaper published in
Elizabeth City, N. C for four suc
cessive weeks, notifying the defen
dant to appear at Currituck Court
House, on Monday, 22nd day of Jan
uary, 1912, and answer or demur to
Ihe complaint, or judgement will be
rendered, against the defendant, -for
the relief prajed fcjr in the com
plaint. Publication of this order is
adjudged sufficient notice.
Th's December 15th., 1911.
E. W. ANSEL,
C'rk Superior Court.
D22 29 J 5 12
NOTICE
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator
of the late So O. Mullen, I hereby
give notice to all persons indebted
to his estate to come forward and
make immediate settlement and
those holding claims against the
same to present them for payment
within twelve months- from the date
of this notice, or it will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
November 27th 1911.
F. N. MULLEN,
Administrator.
D 8 15 22 29 Jan 5 12
NOTICE
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By virtue of a Deed of Trust exe
cuted to me by Charles Morgan and
wife, Mary J. Morgan, bearing date
of May 31, 1905, duly registered in
Book 28, page 666, in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Pasquotank
County, North Carolina:
I shall Bell at the Court House door
fn the town of Elizobeth City, North
Carolina: Bounded on the North by
lands of W. T. Love, East by the
lot belonging to David Simpson;
South by Speed street; West by
Clark or Ball street, said lots be
ing same Charles Morgan purchased
o John B. Morris and wife,, and J.
C Brooks by deed dated April 2Cth,
1S93, duly registered in the office of
the . Regis '.r of Deeds of Pasquo
tank county. North Carolina in Book
2C, page 2C8.
This Notice dated and posted this
December 14. 1911.
. ROSCOE W. TURNER
, Trustee.
Dec 22 29 Jan 5 12
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
IN THE 8UPERIOR COURT
SPRING TERM 1912
MARTHA R1DDICK
VS
JOSEPH RIDDICK
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been announced in the
Superior Crmrt t"et Ah de
fendant The purpose nf whic be-
ing to scrurc the d;olution of the
bends of matrimony now existing
between the plaintiff a:.d the defend
ant. The defendant will take fur
thc notice that he is required to
appear at the next term of the Su
perior Court of rerqulmans which
Is to be held at the Court House In
the said county on the ?5;h day if
March 1912 and answer or demur 10
the complaint or 'hi plaintiff :' I
ap?iy to the court for the relief
awhrded in said eomolait'...
This 18th d7 f De-'t-mher Wl.
CHA6. JOHNSON
Clerk of Superior Court of Perquim
ans county.
D 29 J 6 12 19
NOTICE
8ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By virtue of a mortgage executed
to me by Charles Morgan and wife
Mary J. Morgan, bearing the date
of July 7th. 1905. duly recorded in
Book 29, Page 1, in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Pasquotank
County North Carolina.
I shall sell at the Court House
door In Pasquotank County N. C
on Friday the 26th day of January
at 12 o'clock M, by public auc
tion for cash the following described
property to wit:
THAT CERTAIN HOlfSE AND
LOT SITUATED on the South side
of Burgess Street in Elizabeth City,
North Carolina, Bounded on the N.,
by Burgegss St., on the South by
t'ie Lands of J. W. Edney, West, by
L?nds belonging t0 Charles Morgan
East by an alley, said Lot Fronting
on Burgess St., 33 1-3 feet and Ex
tending back 110 Feet, being he
same house and Lot now occupied by
Charles Morgan and Wife Mary J
Morgan as a Residence.
This Notice dated and posted this
the 26th day of December 1911.
ROSCOE V. TURNER
Trustee
I) 29 J 5 12 19
NOTICI
NORTH CAROLINA
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
In
the Superior Court Before
Clerk "
the
D E. Williams, Plaintiff,
Vs
Jane Brocket and Mack Brocket, hus
band and wife, A. D. White, the
heirs-at-law of Ellen Butt, deceased,-
and heirs-at law of John White, de
ceased, defendants.
NOTICE OP SUMMONS. ETC.
To A. D. White; The heirs at
lnw of Ellen Butt whose number and
names' and residence cannot, after
due diligence, be ascertained; The
helrs-at-law of John White, whose
number, names and residence cannot,
after due diligence, be ascertained
and all persons claiming through or
after them.
You and each of yon will take no
tice that a special proceeding enti
tled as above has been commenced in 1
the superior court .of Pasquotank
county, North Carolina, for the pur
pose of petitioning certain lot and
Improvements thereon and being the
same lot heretofore owned by Ma
rian Dozler,- deceased, and occupied
by the said Mariah Dozler at the
time of her recent death, and being
the same lot or parcel of land which
the said Mariah' Dozler purchased of
Elisha Overton and wife by deed
duly on record in Book 27. page 109,
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Pasquotank county and which
trart or parcel of land is fully de
scribed In tbe petition in the above
entitled cause and which petition is
now on file in the office of the Clerk
of Superior Court for said County.
You will further take notice that
you are required to appear before
the undersigned clerk for the said
court for Pasquotank county on
Tuesday the 23rd day of January,
1912 at the hour of ten o'clock A. M.
and answer or demur to thepetitlon
filed herein as you may be advised.
This 11th day r' nfTOirV-r. 1911.
G. R. T.ITTl E.
CVrk Superior f"urt.
WALTER L. COHOOV,
Artr-ey for PetP'nner.
Dec 29 Jan S 12 ,1
Hot Bread every afternoon,
The
four
delivery wagon Will start at
o'clock.- Get Harris' net
bread for
uepef. w
Ight ey ef the even.
tAKESY.
oooooocc
NOTICES
NOTICE
AH pasties ure hereby notified
that there wili be maCo 8' aoi 1:
cation for the pardoa of C; i Greg
ory btefore the Governor at ih
ou the sixth day of Kedruary, 1912,
at which time and place all par
ties wishing to be heard are noti
fied to appear.
CAIN GREGORY,
Per Attorney.
January 2. 1912. 6L
N O T I 6 I
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having guallfled aa administratrix
of the late Clay Foreman I hereby
give notice to all persona indebted
to his estate to come forward and
make Immediate settlement and
those holding claims against the
'same to present them for payment
within twelve months from the date
of this notice, or it will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery.
This January 1st, 1912.
MRS. MART M. FOREMAN,
Administratrix.
Jan 5 12 19 26 Feb 2 9
NORTH CAROLINA, PASQUOTANK
COUNTY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
KNOW ALL THOSE TO WHOM
THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME
that the partnership heretofore ex
isting between J. A. Kramer and T.
J. Jones, trading as Auto and Gas
Engine Works, has this day by mu
tual consent been dissolved and it
has been agreed that all accounts
due the partnership shall be paid to
T. J. Jones or W. P. Skinner trading
as Auto & Gas Engine Works and
that all accounts due by the partner
ship shall e paid by T. J." Jones or
W P. Skinner trading ao Auto &
Gas Engine Works, and that the
Eald J. A, Kramer shall not be lia
ble or responsible for any of the
present or future Indebtedness of the
said partnership.
J. A. "KRAMER,
T. J. JONES.
J;n 5 12 19 26
A GIRL'S WILD MIDNIGHT RIDE
To warn people of a fearful forest
fire in the Catskills a young girl
fire In the Catskills a young girl
rode horseback at midnight and sav-
e;I many lives. Her deed was glo
rious but lives are often saved by
Dr. King's New Discovery in . curing
lung trouble, coughs and colds,
which might have ended in consump
tion or pneumonia. "It cured me of
a dreadful cough and lung disease,"
.writes W. R. Patterson, Wellington,
Tex., 'after four in our family had
died with consumption, and t gained
8? pounds," Nothing so sure and safe
for all throat and lung troubles.
Price 50 cents and Sl.OO. Trial bottle-free.
Guaranteed by the Stan
dard PhArmacy.
PEOPLE DOUBT THAT DR. COOK
DISCOVERED THE NORTH
POLE
However, no sane person can
dcubt the fact that Mitchell's De
partment store discovered what real
ly low prices are and are putting
their discovery to good' use to the
igreat benefit of their neighbors.
Be sure and come to Bee the great
sale. Starting 9 A. M. Wednesday,
Jnnuary 10th, 1912,. Elisabeth City,
N. C. '
o
A HERO IN A LIGHTHOUSE
For years J. S. Donahue, So. Ha
ven, Mien., a cmi war captain, as a
lighthouse keeper, averted awful
wrecks, but a queer fact is. be
might have been a wreck himself. If
Electric Bitters had not prevented.
"They cured me of kidney trouble
and chills," he writes ''after I had
taken other so-callel cures for
years, without benefit and they also
improved my eighL Now. at seven
ty, I am feeling fine." For Dyspep
sia, indigestion, all stomach, liver
and kidney troubles, they're without
miI Trr ttwft ftntv EAc at iha
1 Standard Ptartr.acy.
.ak Drummond Canal A Water Co.
Laka Drummond Transportation Ce.
Lake Drummond Teartag Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
An "Inland Rout. Protected fro'm
Stem
Nine Tee', of Wi.nr Minimum Cf(,th
AK-;.' f .
Quic'it Trant t Ijr Traffic.
Prompt Towin3 and Freight
Movement.
For tolls, towing and freight rates
apply at office in Seaboard Bank
Building, and at Deep Creek Lock.Va
M. K. KING, J. A. MITTEN,
Pres.. Secy.
J. B. BAXTER, Supt.
J. T. WHITEHURST, TratHIc M'g'r.
n
WEBSTER'S
1M1TO7
II INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
THE MERRIAM WEBSTER
The Only New unabridged die
R Contains the pith and essence
ox an authoritative library.
Corers every field of knowL
edge. An Encyclopedia in
single book.
The Only Dictionary with the
New Divided Page.
400,000 Words. 2700 Fagea.
6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly
half a million dollars.
Let ns tell you about this most
remarkable single volume.
- - I'X Write for sample
iSSSm paens, fuU par
ticulars, etc.
Nina this
paper and
we will
endree
a set of
Pocket
Map.
CftCMoruaCa. I
Spring-Bald. Maaa.B
Iks
Agents for
.yew FUNIS SULKY STALK
CUTTEB.
WANTED : Black, Clay,
Black Eye and Soja Beans.
A full line of Seed Oats,
Seed Wheat and Field
Seeds on hand. Also all
kinds of Farming Imple
ments. GET OUR PRIG3 eEFBSE BUYINB I
SPENCE AND
HOLLOWELL CO.
(COMMISSION MERCHANTS)
18 WATER ST EUZUETH tin
It shordy is good and
itsood allihe time
XT;
A, 4 W .
; ""feL.UMr .,- . ,rtf.
I -..USr?'
LUZIANNE
COFFE'
TncKrxrTmMC&
WWOSUJUBtUA.'
Mrs. J. W. Ward. Sr., has returned
to Nags Head, after a rfstt to rela
tives here.
V
ms
T 'JT.i'n.- JP- to..
THE JACKSON DAY BANQUET
Coming la witi the new year Wt.
a jear in which the Democratic b'1 ts
confidently expect to elect a pias.1-
-Viit and march lato the promised
3 .ml, the Jacks u day banquet in
WaMiinnion January 8th marks a
'rliuni'h hi the as .pudency of the De
mocracy that ua:i not been signified
-. I-.;!- tiimllar sphering in many
-irs.
With :yi array cr leaders at the(
lu...n.ue! board sixL1 us the p srty has '
not boasted for perhaps a half a cen
tury; with 700 prominent party men
present from far and wide to add
importance anj brilliance this cou
pled with the knowledge of all that
the enemy la hopelessly divided and
dumbfounded, makes , the Jack-sen
day feathering an auspicious occas
ion to every Democrat.
On tbe list of speakers are to eh
found the names of Norman E. Uaek
Qi New York, Chairman of the Nat
ional Democratic Committee; Champ.
Clark of Missouri, Speaker of the
Democratic House; John R. Polk, x
governor of Missouri; James ,T.
Lloyd, chairman of the National
Congressional committee; William J
Bryan of Nebraska, three times Dem
ocratic candidate for president;
Woodrow Wilson, governor of New
Jersey ; John W. - Kern, - United
States senator from Indiana; Wil
liam R. Hearst of 'New! York; Al
ton B. Parker, of New York; and
United States Senators Charles F.
Tohnon of Main and Atlee PdnTcv
rene of Ohio, with Senator James A.
O'Gorman of New ork as toast
master. When the banquet was first men
tioned is was uot expected that it
would grow to the proportions in
importance that it has. Much of the
ciled it is due National Democratic
'"'ommitteeman Edwin A. Newman of
lie District of Columbia, who, be
wuse of the selection of Washington
as the. meteting place has been prac
tically wholly in charge of the ar-
rnngements.
Mr. Newman, however, has had
"he assistance of two advisory com
mittees of prominent Democrats,
one named by Chairman Mack of
tin National committee, consisting
Of National Committeeman J. Taylor
Eilyson of Virginia, John T. McGraw
of West Virginia, J. F. C. Talbot of
Maryland, . and . another named by
Chairman Lloyd of the Congression
al committee, consisting of Senator
Wm. J. Stone of Missouri ; Senator
Robert L. 0"e of Oklahoma; Rep--ehentative
Lincoln Dixon of Indi
ana; Representative Ed. T. Taylor
Colorado and Representative Hd.
J. Peters ef Massachusetts.
'WORLD WI3E" CAUSES
.Vli'eady during this session of
tfongress many of the orators amons?
the standpat Republicans have tried
to explain the prevailing high prices
with the argument that the high-
price wave is world-wide. This s an
other of the half-truths which the
Republicans seek to have the peo
ple accept as a whole, excuse.
Mr. R. H. Hooker, of London, read
a paper before the Royal Statistical
society of . BagJand recently, in
which he showed that the increased
cost ofnll commodities" was twlee
.1 much In high-protection Germany '
and hgh-protecUon United States,
as in free trade Hngland.
Comparing food prices for this
year with 1896," said Mr. Hooter,
"we find ther has been an increase
of one per cant in France; 8, per
cent in England; 5 per cent in Ger
many; 28 per eeat in Canada, aad
3t per cent in the United States."
Why is it that "world wide caus
es' result ia aa increase of 1 and
IK r rent in France and England, ana
34 per cent In th!s country?
A STINGER IN THIS ONE
The Reciprocity act passed last
summer provided for the removal,
in pnrt, of the duty on paper import
ed from Canada. This provision did
no) rrqulre Canada s endorsement.
Since then, more than 80 indepen
dent paper companies have started
butiness jn opposition to the paper
trust. Notwithstanding the Reciproc
l.y act, with the single exception
o the paper provsion, became dead
and defunct when Canada declined
in acrept it,. Senator Heyburn has
introduced a bill for the repeal of
thf whole act Were this bill to
pass unamended it not only- would
upelwsly repeal an inoperative act.
but would put the duty back oa
paper. There Is a stinger in the
Heyburn repealer that will bear
watching. 7"
Mrs. J. J. Harris, of Norfolk, has
pent this week here in attendance
upon her-father. Capt. B. F. Spence,
who has been very 111. '
Dr. J. D. Hathaway and family
have returned from a trip to Hyde
county, where they - have sjeat the
! K
Ulnars viiiSLj fiUCrss.
tjR?US