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Dr. N. KcGe Waters, pastor of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
orch. ;:roc'-.i.n, preji lies to moru. people Sunday after. Sunday (ban any
ler prenchwMn Greater New York" A9 the autbor of "A Young Man's Re
Ion and Ills Father's Faith." lie has hud a wider nidienee than most great
aehers eujoy. "The Foundations of American Democracy," his lecture. Is
terestlnjr. vital, constructive some-ibing not to tie missed. It delves into the
ry bottom of American suiKirlorlty.
Boy Choir at Chautauqua
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Aside from the delightful and re-
eshing novelty of seeing on the
tform the sweet, youthful faces
5 these boys, you may expect to
fiar $ perfectly trained organiza
Bn of uncommon merit and mu
, cal worth.
Their program will be divided
into distinct features. "The An
gelus," presented with special scen
ery and the vestments, introduces
secular and sacred songs. The oth
er half will be given without the
vestments and will feature more the
interesting, cheery songs so dear to
the American boy.
SCHUBERT STRING QUARTET
I The two concerts to be given at Chautauqua on the third day by th
ehubert String Quartet will be a deemed musical treat.
! Frederick Blair, who heads the quartet, formerly a profeflsor at Smith
.ollege, is well known in Boston and New England musical circles as a
jilisst and a composer. He plays the cello, Frank Currier first violin,
lauce Jordon second violin and Edward Kowinski viola.
i For breadth of style, tenderness and charm in their rendition of the
reat masterpieces they are unexcelled. v ,
bale oi Proper ty j or laxec
For tbe payment of taxes for the I
ear 1S15, I will sell at the Court
louse Door in the town of Elizabeth
City, X. C. on the first Monday in
ne, 1916, the follow ng described
property:
CHAS REID,
Sheriff Pasquotank County.
Johnson V,
ELIZABETH CITY TOWNSHIP,
WHITE
Gray C. T.
cCoy W. E.
cMullin P
Pis?ott J. L.
Eeam I. M.
M
Lot Taxes Total
1 $ 2.05 $ 3.00
1 $10.12 $11.07
3 $ 1.59 $ 2.51
1 $ 8.8S $ 9.81
I $ 3.89 $ 4.61
Acres Taxes Total
Hathaway A. C. 20 $11.69 $12.64
Parker J. H.
Iiateman Elbert
Caum Tom
Brothers J. J.
Cos J. C.
Godfrey Tom
Gray B. L.
Lot Tax-t Total
1 $ .86 $ 1.81
1 $ .91 $ 1.86
1 $ .57 $ 1.52
1 $ .80 t 1.75
1 $ 3 41 $ 4. 3S
' 1 $ 1.87 $ 2.72
1 $ .91 $ 1.86
17 $ 3.44 f 4.39
COLORED
Mitchell Geo. 1
XewbyV. A. 2
Peel V. P. 1
Pickriug 1
Sanders T. D. 1
Sutton Grabuy 1
Warren John 2
Griffin A. C. 1
Hampton Rebora 1
Howell Isabella 1
Johnson George 1
Jones Thomas 1
Jones Jenn:e 2
James M. B. 1
MeL-ane Rachelt l
Mebane Jacob 1
Mcbine John 1
Simmons Mack 1
Smith, W. II. 1
Spellman John J. 2
Spence G. J. 1
Spruill Gertrude 1
Sykes John 1
Turner Martha 1
Whitehursf Anne 1
Wil'ouh' y Joe 1
Winburn X. II. 1
Woodhouse .Will 1.
Johnson L. E. 1
Johnson Sarah F.
Johnson T. D. 1
Martin Edward 1
Mizzell Wm. 1
Peel Lander 1
Perkins Mary 1
Perry J. E.
Perry Louisa 2
Pool Sarah 2 ,
Pool Clinton 1
Pool Henry A 3
Tllddick Mary A. 1
Robinson McClenn 2
Dickens Mary 1
Downing Wm. 1
Drew .0. C. 1
Ellis W. M. 1
Fields, Sarah J. 1
Forbes Geo, 1
Gordon Chas 1
Gray Herbert J
Harris Henry 1
Hinton Pearley 1
HInton J. E. 1
Hunt J. II . 2
Anderson R. R. 1
Askew Geo. A. 2
Harrington Sallie 1
Benbury John 1
Bond Clifton 1
Bow Henry Heirs 1
Bowe A. P. 2
Bradshaw Nancy 1
Bright J. A. 1
Bright Turner 1
Brothers Sarah 1
Cartwr'ght Noah 1
Commander A. C. 1
I 6.59
$10.81
$ 2.27
$ 4.04
$ 2.05
$ 3.24
$10.97
$ 2.50
$ 3.01
$ 2.27
$ 2.72
$ 4.55
$ 1.S7
$ 5.90
$ .57
$ 1.87
$ 2.27
$ 2.18
$ .4G
$ 6. IS
3.86
1.50
.91
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86
$ 7.54
$11.76
$3.32
$ 4.99
$ 3.00
$ 4.19
$11.92
$ 3.43
3.96
3.22
3.67
5.50
2.82
$ 6.85
$ 1.62
$ 2.82
$ 3.22
$ 3.13
$ l.U
$ 7.13
$ 4.81
$ 2.45
$ 1.86
$ 2.04
$ 2.04
$ 4.22
4.
$ 2.00
$ ff.82
$ 2.23
$ 1.50
$ 4.72
$ 2. 32
$ 1.82
$ .73
$ 3.23
$ 1.50
$ 4.32
7.73
6.10
4.78
.23
4.36
$ 6.59
$ 2.18
$ 1.82
4.36
3.23
5.13
2.08
,32
$ 1.82
$1.50
$ 3.55
$ 4.95
2.00
6.09
4.04
1.42
6.82
1.60
$ 3.23
$ .36
$ 1.64
$ 2.59
I 1.32
$ 1.18
$ 5.81
$ 2.95
$ G.77
$ 3.18
$ 2.45
$ 5.67
$ 3.27
$ 2.77
$ 1.68
$ 4.13
$ 2.45
$ 5.27
$ 8.68
$ 7.05
$ 5.73
? 1.18
$ 5.31
$ 7.54
$ 3.15
$ 2.77
$ b.31
$ 4.18
$ 6.18
$ 3.03
1.27
2.77
2.45
4.50
5.90
2.95
$ 6.04
$ 4.99
$ 2.37
t .37
I 2.45
$ 4.18
$ 1.31
$ 2.69
$ 3.54
I 2.27
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KEWLAND TOWNSHIP
"WHITE
Dance B. W- 1 $ J3 $ 1.68
Davis J. T. 3 $ 3.00 $ 3.95
Acres Taxes Total
Hathaway A. C. 500 $ 8.65 $ 9.60
Briggs and Seligman
125 $ 6.82 $ 7.77
H,. fT" COLORED -"" T
Acres Taxes Total
Banks Preston
Griffin Albert
3 $ 6.86' $ 7.81
13 $ 3.50 $ 4.45
, MOUNT HER.UQN TOWNSHIP .
COLORED
Acres Taxes Total
Small AKord 10 $ 8.69 $ 7.64
Walston C. W. Va $4.81 $ 6.76
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SALEM TOWNSHIP
WHITE '
Acres Taxes ' Total
HRlhaway A. C. 37 $ 2.28 $ 3.23
Brothers J. C. 10 $ 1.47 $ 2.42
COLORED
. Acres Taxes Total
Dance W. II. 49 $11.25 $12.20
Felton Rosa - 2 '$ 1.47 f 2.42
NIXONTON TOWNSHIP
COLORED
Acres Tax;s Total
Hollowell James E.
2 $ 5.63 $ 6.53
Shannon Abner 21 $ 1.82 $ 2.77
Bowe Aliord Id's $ 5.40 $ 6.35
Basnight Frank CrH $ 8.14 $ 9.09
Bailey Sam 1 $ 1.82 $ 2.77
Dance Geo. 14 $ 4.55 $ 5.50
Skinner Bill 13 $ 2.72 $ 3.67
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Property
By virtue of a deed of trust exe
cuted to the undersigned by Will
Alexander and wile, Carrie Alexan
der lor certain purposes therein
mentioned which said deed of trust
bears date July 11th, 1913 and is
registered in the office of the Reg
istered of deeds of Pasquotank Couu
ty, in Deed Eook no 37 Page 575. I
shall on Thursyay June Sth 1916
offer for sale at the Court House
door In said County, at Public Auc
tion, for cash, the property convey
ed to me in said deed of trusty ta
wlt: Situated on the North side of
Funnel's Avenue, and bounded North
by Sawyers Lane East by lot no
48; Stni'h by sa'd Bunnel's Avenue
and West by lot no 52, Said lot is
known and designated as lot no. 50
cn plot of lots duly recorded In tha
Register of Deeds Office of Pasqu
tank County. X. C. In Deed Book
no 16 pace 466. Hour of sale 12
o'clock M.
This the 1st day of May 1916.
J. B. Lelsh.
Trustee.
May 2 9 18 23 30 June 6
NORTH CAROIINA.
CAMDEN COUNTY. ,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE TIIE CLERK.
W. S. Eerry, Admr. of the estate
of Soloman Barnard, deceased.
Plaintiff.
vs
Cherry Davis, Isaac Barnard, Ilulda
Thorn, J. J. Barnard, Judia
Hughes and husband. John Hughes,
Geo. Bleden Corprew, Edward Cor
prew, Lugie Humphrey, Alonzo
Humphrey. Ambrose Humphrey, An
mas Humphrey, Isaiah Humphrey,
Martha Humphrey, and Moses Hum
phrey, Defendants.
. PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS .
The Defendants, Cherry Davis,
Isaac Barnard, Geo. Bleden Cor
prew, Edward Corprew, Lugie Hum
prey, Alonzo Humphrey, Ambrose
Humphrey, Anmaa Humphrey,
Ixa'ah Humphrey, pnd Martha Hum
phrey, Moses Humphrey, and Hulda
Thorn, some of the defendants
above named will take notice that
an action entited as above has
been commenced In the Super'or
Court of Camden County for the
purpose of converting the proceeds
from a sale of land for division (an
Interest therein belonging to said
Soloman Barnard) to the payment
of debts of said Soloman Barnard;
and the said Defendants will fur
ther take notice that they are re
quired to appear before the ClerR
of the Superior Court of Camden
County at the Court House In said
County on the 17th day of June
1916 at ten 'clock A. M, and an
swer or demur to the complaint In
sa'd action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Conrt for the relief as
demanded In said complaint.
This the 15th day o May, 1916.
J. W. Walston.
Clerk Superior Court
May 16 23 June 2 9
IX (THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Lamb Engine Company of New
York ' ;
vs
Gas Boat 'N. Estelle' and Owners
NOTICE OF SALE ,
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponas Issued in the .above enti
tled cause, on the 25th day of May,
1916, I will on the 5th day of June
1916, at 12 o'clock, Noon sell to
the highest b'dder for cash, the
gas boat, 'N Estojle her engine
machinery, tackle and apparel
raid sala to be held on the deck of
said boat In the harbor of Elizabeth
City, North Carolina,
This notice dated and posted
this 25th ay of May, 1916.
W. T. DORTCH. . '
United States Marshal.
By JNO R WILLIAMS.
Deputy Marshal.
may 26 30 Jne 2
TO THE VOTERS CF PASQUO
TANK COUNTY
I hereby annonuce myself a can
diJate for the otf.ee of County Com
missioner from Salem township.
Pasquotank County, subject to the
action of the forthcoming Democra
tic Primary. Your support will be
appreciated."
T. E. PALMER
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for recomination to the
office of register of Deeds, sub
ject to the act on of the Demo-
rattc primary.
Any support rendered will be
appreciated.
Respectfully,
J. W. MUNDEN
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY
I am a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Pasquotank County, sub
ject to the action of the forthcoming
Democratic Primary. I make this
announcement early because I bs
lieve the voters should have plenty
of t!m9 to investigate the claims of
any candidate for so Important an
office. I am not a candidate because
a lot of friends have urged me for
the office, but a candidate because
I want the office and because I be-
leve I can fl 1 it to the satisfaction
of to h the town and county. I re
rpeetfuliy Invite your consideration.
Sincerely,
f SHELTOX G. SCOTT
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my self a can
didate for representative to repre
mt the voters of Pasquotank
County in the next General Assem
bly of North Carolina, subject to
the action of the Democratic Primary.
If I am elected, I will try to the
best of my abiilly to repeal the
useless and burdensome laws pass
ed at the last legislature, and sub-
stitute In their stead, laws that
will be both useful and economica:
to the tax-payers of Pasquotank
County. ,
Respectfully,
tffpd ; ENGENE S. SCOTT.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby give notl j to the voters
of Currrltuck County that I am a
candidate tor representative to re
present the oters of Currituck
County In the next General As
sembly of North Carolina and 1
most respectfully apk every voter hi
tbe county to vote for me and I shall
surely be elected.
Respectfully,
J. B EVANS,
Harbinger, N. C.
TO DEMOCRAT? OF
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
T hereby announce my self a can
didate for the i fflce of county audi
tor for Pasquotank county, subject
to the action of the forthcoming de
mocratic Primary. Your support
will be appreciated. 1
Respectfully,
CHARLES CARMINE.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
NORTH CAROLINA,
PASQUOTANK COUNTY )
I hereby offer myself a candidate
for the office of SheMff of Pasquo
tank County, having been nominated
for said office by the Republican
County Convention whith met In
Elizabeth City February 1916
I shall greatly appreciate any
support that my friends and the
voters' of this county may see fit
to give me, and, If elected, will use
my best efforts to give satisfaction
snd to perform honestly and effi
ciently the duties of the office.
April 11, 1916.
S. S. OVERMAN
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
" I hereby announc my self a can
didate for re election to tbe office
of Sheriff of Pasquotank County,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary. If elected, I will
use my best effort to satisfy the
people. CHAS REID tf
N O T I C E I
I hereby announce myself a cao
dldste for nomination for re-elec
Hon to the office of Trial Justice
for Pasquotank County, subject tc
the action of the Democratic Prl
mary to be held In June next.
Your support will be appreciated,
r;l
l:.n: .:t l.
TO PAS5U0TANK CEV.C:
I am seeking your votes for T: : !
Justke at the Primary oa J..:
3rd 1916.
Th'nk it ever ta.k 't over
your nearest neigh! or, anl if ci
conc'uda It is the proper th'.r.j to
vote for me.
This Is the first cell I have made
upon you. . ,
E. F. LAMB.
do
CANDIDATE FOR TRIAL JUSTICE
Pas-
To the Democrats Voters of
quoank County;
I take th.'s method of annoucing
that I am a candidate for the office
of Trial Justice of Pasquotank
County. sutje:t to the action of the
rimnry to be held in June.and that
will appreciate your support and
cur votes.
Tours "very truly, ,
GEORGE J. SPENCE
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CANDIDATE FO?v, SHERIFF
FOR DARE COUNTY
I hereby announce my self a can
didate for election to the office . of
heriff of Dare Ccunty subject to
the a tion of fho Democratic Pri
mary. If elected, I will use my
best effort to satisfy the people.
JOHN R. DUVALL,
East Lake, N. C.
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I herely announce myself a candi
dates for County Commiss'oner from,
Salem Township subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic Primary. Any.
end a'l s'.!p; ort given me will be ap-
rreclated.
J. C. James, Jr.
FOR COCNTY COMMISSIONER 1
FROM NEW LAND TOWNSHIP
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for re -nomination o the of
fice of County Commissioner from
Newland Township Pasquo'ank coun
ty, subject to the action of Demo-
cratic Primary.
Any stitnort rendered me will be
appreciated. . .
H. W. Bright.
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Representative of Pascuo .
tank County, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary on June
3rd, and pledging my self If elect
ed, to serve and protect the inter;
est of the people to the best of my
abll'ty. . . ' . i
Respectfully, i
D. C. PERRY.
TO THE VOTERS OF PASQUO
TANK COUNTY
I hereby announce my self a can
didate for the office of County
Commfss'oner from Ni.xonton town
ship Pasquotank County, subject to
the action of the Democratic Prl-
mary. Your support will be ap-
reaciated.
T. L. OVERMAN
tP npd. ' "
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER '..
FROM ff.LEM TOWNSHIP-
I hereby announce myself a can-
d'date for County Commissioner
from Salem Township, subject to
the action of the Democratic Pri
mary on June 3rd.
JOHN M. WILSON, -'
better known as John "Kit" Wilson
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FROM NIXONTON TOWNSHIP ,
I hereby announce my self a can-'
didate for County Commissioner
from Nixonton Township, subject
to- the action of the Democratic
Primary on June '3rd.
' SAMUEL S. KNOWLES.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FROM SALEM TOWNSHIP
I hereby annonuce mys"If a can
didate for County Commis-stoner
from Nlxor.ton Township. r subject
to the action. of the Democratic
Primary on June 3rd.
W. F. JENNINGS.
2t tueg 23 30
FOR SALE CHEAP Four Room
House nt Nags Head on. -Sound1
Ride. Apply, to Victor Sm"dman.
Nags Head. X. C. 3t may 26 npT
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