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The following is he jut v list
for the term cf Superior Court
which begins here February ?oth
for " both civil ami criminal
i-ses: IE T. Oeenleaf lr, 11
White, M. n Keats. H. T.
, Bell, Matt Baker, .James
Oscar Lister, Clannie Davis,
Josiah tSiimnons, Cain. W. Me
lick, II. H Overman, T. C
Perry, AVi;1 is Burgess. James
L. Sharber, W T Jackson, 1.
O. dray, C. K l'ritchard, V A
" liuudy, Walter Brothers, Xhos.
K. Priti-hard, M. Wescott, (r.
O Sawyer., C J Brown, Willie
Jennings, W. S. Cartwriglit.
W II Bunch, Jethre T White
8 M Rogers, C II Sawyer. J E
Goodwin Ji, Jesse M. Only,
Enoch Speight, J B HMke,
C, W Morgan, II. h. Baily.
ROPER BRIEFS
Coinjock, X. C. Feb., 2ml
Miss Kutu Wise of Norfolk spent
Saturday, Sunday ami Monday
m Coinjock.
A surprise party was given t'
Mis Viola Overton Friday eve
ning January l!!Mli, 1!)1.".
Those who were present were:
jlisses Buth Wisp, Evelyn Kinsey
(leorgie Forbes. Vivian Grey, Ma
ry Swain, laura Midgett, Mary
Barco. Iltzel Midnett. Mr and
Mrs J II Overton. Messrs,. Hor
ace Swain, Archie Midgett, Clyde
Palmer, Milton Swain, Willard
Wilson, Charlie Morrisette, Ned
die Midgett, Wallace Miller, Ir
ving Walstead, Carl Walker, Wal
ter Pool. Mr. Bradwell Parker.
Vance (irey, (iussie Forbes, Ar
thur Sauton, Ray Midgett, Eil
lie Palmer and O'Neal Midget tt
Various games were played, af
ter which delicious refreshments
were served.
Roper, N. C, Feb., 2nd, Miss
Mildred Johnston of Edentou is
visiting relatives in this section.
After spending a few days vis
iting her brother, Mr II M Ja
cobs, Miss Nellie Jacobs has re
turned to her home at South
Mills.
Mr R T Chesson made a brief
trip to Norfolk .Monday.
Mr R I Harrison spent a few
days in Norfolk last week on bus
iness. Mr. J. M. Clagon spent the tirst
part of the week in Washington
on business.
Mr Hal let Harrison has return
ed from Newbern after several
weeks visit there.
Miss Millie Spruilf was vailed
home last' week from Scotland
Neck by the death of her sister
Miss Carrie Spruill.
Mr. I T Hassell is very ill at
his home near here..
THE L. W. CLASS HELOTS
OFFI'CEHS
The L. W. Class of Calvary
Baptist Mission, held its regu
lar business meeting Friday
night Jan. 22nd, at the home of
Mrs. J. W. Ouard, Jr. on Riv
erside Avenue. The following
officers were ejlected for the en
suing year.
Miss Mary Ward, president;
Miss Ada Ouard, vice president;
Miss Alma Midgett, secretary
and treasurer; Mists Ahrilla
Stahl, assistant secretary and
treasurer. Henry Newbold, teach
er and reporter.
I After the business session the
dash enjoyed a most delightful
social hour.
kidney and bladder troubles and
v3e ook your Swamp-Root and it
Hired him. This was about five
yearfc ago.
You may publish this letter if
ou choose.
Very truly yours,
Mrs, Mattie Camfield.
E,F.11 o. 3 Oobleville, Mich.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Kith day of July 11MU).
Arvin Wi Meyers Notary Pub
lic fo- Van Duren County, Mich
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I'ROYK WHAT SWAMl'-KOOT W1I.I. DO
FOU YOI
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &
Co, Binghainton. N"i Y.. for a
sample size bottle. It will con
vince anyone. You will also
receive a booklet of valuable-information,
telling about the kid
neys and bladder When writing
be sure and mention this paper.
Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all
drug tore
feb") 1 2 ID 2(i.
Ocracoke News
HISS HUE SPRUILL DEAD
Roper, N. C, Feb, 2nd On
Saturday morning at live o'clock
the death angel entered the home
of Mr and Mrs W T Spruill and
claimed for its victim their old
est daughter, .Carrie. She had
been in ill health for some time
'hut death was not. expected so
soon.
Miss Spruill was ;i devoted
member of St Luke's Episcopal
church, and the funeral and in
terment took place at Si. Luke's
church and cemetery, the ser
vices being conducted by Rev. ,K
Johnson of Creswell. The pall
bearers were Messrs. E S Rlaunt
.1 W Buchannan, O L Peacock,
X F Johnson, J F Uary, J M
Clagon, C L Walker and James
Herrington
The community as a whole ex
lends sympathy to the bereaved
familv.
EFFECT OF GREAT KIDNEY
REMEDY SOON REALIZED
I feel it my duty to let' you
know what Swamp root did for
fne, 1 was bothered with my
back for over twenty years and
at times I could hardly get out
of bel, I read your advertise
ment and decided to try swamp
Root. I'sed live bottles, and it
has been live years since I used
it, and I have never been bother
e a day since 1 took the last hot
tie of it. I am thoroughly con
vinced that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root cured hie and would rec
ommend it to others suffering as
I did.
My husband was troubled with
N O T I C E !
Sale j Valuable Property.
15 v virtue of a Deed of Trust
executed to me bv George P Bon
nett for certain purposes therein
mentioned which said deod of
trust bears date of January 2ls't
PJ14, and registered in the Reg
ister's oflice of Pasquotank coun
ty, in Book No :?s, Page 414, I
shall proceed on Monday, March
lsfP IDEi to offer for sale at
the Court House in said County,
at public auction for cash, the
property conveyed to me as trus
tee :
Bein" one house and lot sit
uated on the South side of Gyp
resi street and known as lot No
G on the plat of M. N Sawyer
recorded in the register's office
of said county in Book No. 1, n
Page 4S7, containing fifty feet
fronting on Cypress street by one
hundred feet deep
February 2i1, ID 15.
M. N. SAWYER.
feb.") 12-1D-2C..
ONE HEIFER CALF Dark
ifawn wtih White Spots, disap
peared December 30th, 1014. 12
months old this spring. Finder
notify-
No. 1 . A satisfactory reward
will be givei.
feb2 3t.pd.
Ocracoke, N. G , Jan., 24th
Ocracoke is the scene of its first
theatrical performance. The Guy
Johnson Stock Company are en
gaged in vaudeville at the Ocetiii
Wave theatre here this week.
A large pleasure pier and pa
villion to be known as the Oer.i-
oke Pavilion wil be built at this
place and opened to the public
earlv in the summer. This pier
will extend out into the water a
distance of nmre than one hun
dred feet The increasing popular
ity of the island as a summer re-
rt has suggested to the pro
moters such a pavilion as would
invite the interest of the large
this resort.
The pier wiM be provided
with capacious bath houses for la
dies and gentlemen, soda foun
tain and ice cream parlor, an or
chestra and such tither conses-
sions as wr'i he practical, l-.iec-
tric lights will be instated in
such a manner as to present a
For Sale
spectacular appearance. The pier
will provide a place of safety for
the large number of gasoline
launches and smalll craft.
Rex Beach, the noted fiction Carrief Caf Qn Side
writer, lias been enjoying
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quite
an extended hunting trip here.
He was accompanied by several
other northern capitalists. Mr.
Beach has the reputation among
ihe local hunting guides as be
ing the best shot of any hunter
that ever sjiot from a battery in
these waters. He said he was
most fortunate in having for his
guide Rye Garfish, whom a not
ed New York hunter says can
call every goose by its middle
naiuei
I offer for sale my house on
church streetk Will sell either
for cash or ou long easy pay
ments to suit purchaser.
ROSCOE W. TURNER,
Indian Motor Cycle with
7
Horse Power Almost New -
1 Saxon Roadster 60 days
use. 1 Small Touring Car
5 Passenger. 1 Roadster
25 Horse Power Studeba-'
ker, Not damaged and fine '
condition. Will sell these
cars nearly one-third orig
inal cost.
One nice Farm Horse'
Gentle, 11 years old. One f
mule, good worker. 14
years old.
Will sell these cars and
horses at low prices.
C. W. STEVENS
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FEEB MD SEED.
Just arrived. Our new
seed for truck and garden,
Peas, Beans, Early Corn,
Tomato, Cabbage and all
other seed in season.
Clover seed, grass seed
and seed oats.
FEED FOR STOCK.
Hay, Corn, Oats and Mill
Feed.
Poultry feed and supplies.
Also we have in &ock the
QUEEN Incubators and
Brooders for hatching and
raising chickens.
ELECTRIC supplies, we
have. Columbia. Drv cell
m, R. Fletcher, r, F. i , batteries, flash hghts, light
ing fixtures Mazda. Gem
and automobile lamps, E-
lectric wiring a specialty.
Yours to serve
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Clothes Pressing Machine
Wfe can press better and do it quicker than
others can.
Repairing, Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing, the
best service in town.
Garments called for and delivered.
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DYEING & PRESSING
WORKS
PHONE 280
N. Poindexter St
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StllTMI BEODIIS COMMIT, Dipt. 602. Chirtattt. I. C
W S. OKIE CO
120-122 Poindexter Street
Elizabeth City, N. C.
PHONE 64
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HERBERT PEELE, Agent
Elizabeth City, N. C.
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BROAD fllNDED MEN READ THIS
WeVe Had So Many To Ask Us The Following Question
That We Feel That It Is Only Justice To Ourselves
That We Answer It.
Why i8 it you people do not put in a magnif icient set of fixtures and make an
elaborate display? That question, we beg leave to answer. It stands to reason that
if we put id one hundred or one thousand dollars worth of fixtures we are coiner to
make the public pay for our magnificient fixtures by making the prices of our clothes
higher Our method of doing business is to curtail expenses, make quick sales and
BESS Ha a rrtor Kucinoca an A atinva all aIsa b
a f ' 1 1 MS 1 - a. J 4. t I I 1 111 . . .
we would nave cnargea mem nau we iixea up our siore auu spem several uuuureu aouars in so aoing. inow uentiemen, u mat is Lot norse sense,
What is? If we spend dollars upon dollars in fixing up our store it stands to reason that you are going to pay for it. As our store is at present we
can and have already saved the men of this city and vicinity several dollars on their clothes and we intend to continue doing so.
Our Method of doing business is quick sales, small profits and curtailment of expenses in general. In the latter we are in a position to
to make our prices lower than elsewhere. Look our Spring and .Summer line over. If you cannot find a selection in our line you may as well take
the next train for the city. We have the goods and also the styles . We make our own clothes, and therefore save you the middleman? profit. We
have several orders on file to be delivered later so make yours one of the orders. We have to-day, in our store over eight hundred woolens from
which you are bound to make a selection. Suits from 515 up. A fit or you do not take the suit.
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THE QUALITY TAILORS
Elizabeth City's Greatest Tailors Main and Martin Streets
Hinton Buildinc
uriirgess, MANAGER
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