Legal Notices
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Troperty
Uy viituo of a de.-d of trust ex
ecuted to ii ' Turner IMUy and
vife, Flora ttrik-y for certain pur
poses therein mention (1 which said
deed of trust bears' date May 11th
1915 and is registered in the ollice
of the Resister of Deeds of Pasquo
tank County, in Rook 41 Pace 77, i
shall rn Monday, August 21st, vm
at 12 o'clock M. offer for sale at
the Court House in said County, at
Public Auction, for cash, the prop
erty conveyed to me In said deed
of trust, viz;
Being said lot No. r.fi on plat (
lots of Old Fair Ground, recorded
Book 13, Page 131. oliice or It.-:-'
ter of Deeds of Pasquotank Count,.
Charles I. Needliani,
Trustee.
July 27. Aug 3, 10, 17.
NORTH CAROLINA
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT.
BRFORE THE CLERK
Willie E. Berry, Alma Berry, i
by their guardian E. Cowell
and Mrs. Pattle Cowell.
to the Court.
NOTICE
By virtue of an order of the Su
perior Court of Pasquotank County
N. C. made in the above entitled
proceeding, appointing me a com
missioner to sell (he lands herein
after described. I will on Monday,
August 2Kth, lOlU offer for snip at
'the Court House door In Elizabeth
City, N. C. at 12 'clock M. to 'the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate:
1st Tract
Lying and being in Salem Town
Bhtp, Pasquotank County, N. C. be
ginning at the corner of Geo. B.
Davis and Chas. T. Scott's lands,
thence S. 52 E. 6.75 chains; thence
S. 30 94 W. 10.92 chains to a ditch;
thence 8. 48 E. 48 links to the
mouth of the ditch; thence Souther
ly down said ditch 10.75 chains;
thence S. 36 W. 6.71 chains; thence
S. 37 W. 7T.8 chains; thence S. 37;
W. 7.02 chains; thence N. 54 'i AV.
3.12 chains; thence S. 36'4 W. 11.19
chains to the road; thence N. 54T4
W. 6.1S chains to the corner of Geo
B. Davis' lands; th noe N. 36 i E.
42.75 Chains; (hence N. '29 E.
10.63 thniiw to the place of begin
ning, containing .11.01 nf's.
2nd Tr-ict
Thiif certain t'lict or pnncl of
land satiated in Salem Township,
Pasqiso ank Court v, dsci-jh d as
follovs: br'i.innin ; on ItcMy's creek
nt tb" Ho d; tl'"iH'( down s;ild
creek its viiriMH oiires to lot No.
2 of v dl:ui,i iii l cid down on (),,
plat of M F. f l it' li'.r.! tV;i- N.
5711. VT. 2") chains to thr f.'uce;
ther.' p Snillvily along said fence
its various rourses t() fi.,. road;
thenre 8. GIU K. 2 bains, to Betty's
Creek, tho place of beginning, con
taining 46.5!) ncms.
M. B. SIMPSON.
Commissioner.
July 2' th
Frl July 28 till Aug 2S
NOTICE
To su Isfy a rUi.il: uM lu. ii exe-cnte-l
to u:e by . i. s-a U.hU'rey, an.!
vlfe C Ho (.: d.i. . v. . i. ! ' Heed
is liU'y regis. el ;,; 1 . t 'I'' Ife "i t.'l1
Ol Dei MS e t ; i' s, ;' :;U' t'.j .
N ('.. in 'vid; !! yx -1 1. 1 s-baSl
hi 11. f r C s'l. at t !. ( ;i-t i :t.t..
d ..or i i r. 1 ! C tin y i ;.' r iay
the 12fh diy cf A g'i t, Vl.i r.t 1:
o'( 1.) 1; '..'., i h '. i ' i '". pi( c :
or .p rc 1 of 1 'id iyiiu
and iv!ir. in Nl-amion Town
slilp, Pasquotank County, N. C. de
blgn:.t.d as fo'lows: Bounded on the
north by lands of Mrs. Gertrude
Green.leaf and others, on the cast
by lhn lands of Proctor Pool on
the ptouth by the lands of ,T. F. Bro
thers, and oa the west by the lands
of Chauncey, Charles Tool nnl C.
W. Dance, contnilnlng ' 25 acres
more or less; and the folowlnc chat
te! prnprrtv, towdt: one light bay
or sorrel horse bought of T. B.
Cooked
July 3. 1016
- Walter P. Wood,
Trustee.
July 7 14 21 2$ Aug 4 11.
NORTH CAROLINA
TASQUOTAXK COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
SEPT. TERM 1016
Mabel J. Merlins, Plaintiff,
VS
Henry A. Mepidns, Defendant.
ORDER
It appearing to the court from
the, affidavit filed in this cause that
ill r.-l it-i t ii:
.hi; i'tute
tute if North ('.iroIill:i anil nt.
ter due diligence cannot be found
n the st tie: that the pl.iintift has
i go. kI an, I rMi"torioiis caus.- or ac
ion i.tun-t .-aid di fr.d.irt
is to o' t .in a ilivrre- a
whirh
vinculo.
over which the vl;n .as j,lrjH1,IC
tl m, and it further ;.p , mi:;:; tl;u'
tl'e ! h.-riff has r. t':r:;eti the sur.n-ion
i-sied to him, endor---d, 'ijeren
i'ot t l e found i;! mv county.
It is th reforo ordered by ttm
'(' "t that tl.e def indant appear ,
"' fni, of Sup-rlor Court e
I'asii'iot.ii.k Counfv, . ( tQ
" day f Sep,(nil
"lh. and answer or demur f0
'.Plaint in this action, as he ,t.
;;e a.lW.sod, and he is ttlrth,r
l"t the .purpose of ,, af,i0
o obtain a divorce a vinculo.
- further order by tnp cort
n"d that this sh-,ii i L-
G- R. LITrri.E,
Ju,y 19. 1916. C'erk S:'per,or Court
4 -8 Sep 4.-31. -iy-
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Property
i;.v virtue cf a a,., d ()f ,rust ex(l.
cute,! to m( by J. M. Perry for cer
tain purposes then in mentioned
which .s:,i, (i0,.i ,,f triBt ,)(,ars (ate
January nth. 1 ! 1 5 and is registered
n the office of t. Register of
Heeds of Pasquotank Countv, in
Hook 40. Page 377, I shall on Satur
''a.v. September 2nd, lfllf, Sf 12
o'clock M. offer for sale at the
Court House door in said county, at
Public Auction, for cash, the prop
erty conveyed to nie in said deed of
trust, viz;
Fo'lowlng tract of hud situated
In Mt. Hermon Township, Pasquo
tank County, N. C, anj bonuded ss
follows, viz:
Beginning at a point on the Main
Rrt leading from WoodviIle toEliz
abeth City where the dividing ditch
Intersects said Main Rnnd. thence
along said Main Road In a Northen
ly direction to the land of M. P. Gal
lop et al, thence In a Westerly di
rection along the lan, of M. P. Gal
lep rt nt, in the lands of Isaiah Bro
Miers. thence n a Southerly direc
tion I-icnr fie line of Isaiah Rrn-
hers. Mrs. Bob Vhite and Isaiah
brothers, a lend ditch to a stake.
th'iicn in a Kisterly direction nlons
h rn'p .tenliiiit, U-i,. )n a pp.. pum.
'''"v In a Northerly direction a
'Mi 1ici yiHs to the line or penr.ie
'n'.hiM, f'-p'i-e In n. Kastev'v direc
alone f'e dividing ditch to the
M ''ii Read, t-.p ppice of bp'ilnnlii'T.
' l'l ' i'MIH' ''rtv five ST" innre ov
' "' I '')r :l p n't of t'l I'lnd
'! veil tn nt.ie .Ti" .-ln..- ly Tom
' p. :'tid onvi"('d Ii v ei. rip .Ten
I i'-s nrd 1 tt b-n.i to T. AT Pprrv
I . d -' r(. riv.l, d in Pool; Pngo
"" ol'i.p ,t Rerster of Deeds of
P'!n'p(atik Countv. y. r. .
GFO. J. SPRVfV.
Trustee.
NORTH CARtiL'NA
CVRKI ! UCK COUXTY
To T!i' nnis Baxter.
I nt : y la i r fur C irritu; k Countv.
'i'lio nniic si tied W. p. M- rcer or
Co t';'"ci; C'cu . t v, Ner'11 - r. ll ,
"tl" ! rt.d lays cl'iim to t c !ol o '
i;: : c!.'scr"ii d pie,- or p r; i I o:
in Poplar Mi---ch Tn-vrsiiip
'':rr t I; C un y, Si'te of Xorili
"atoiin.i t e same b.- ii.g v.h ; t!t i.tm
ir -it'l' iiii,it' d lti'd. al'd mi' j.vt to
t n'ry, i ;;
It ii'ided ;nd d f iP'Ccl as fol
Ituvs: P,e::i!iiiing at S ill Ii hand or
Ba.nnrds ''nek, ritnting South to
'lie N'irth Ea t hand of Miniicess
Tretk on to W. L. Owens linn bind
in.? the creek to North Rive r thence
North to the W. G. Johnson's line,
thence East binding same line back
to 1st section, containing by estima
tlon 2'0 acres.
fSIgned) W. B. Merce;-.
Entered t'lis 17th day of July lillfi
July 20-27 Aug 3 10
N'OHTH CAROLINA
FASQUOTANK COUNTY
in thf, surnniou court
SEPTUM I. H TERM, 1916.
W. II. iMat h'WS, Plaintiff,
V3
l'lii-.r-liia Matthews, Defendant.
NOTICE
Th? def'-ndant above wi:i take
no' Ice that nn action, entitled as
above has Icn commenced in the
Superior Court, "PaBnuo'ank County,
Noith Carolina, the said action be
ing nn ndion to obtain absolute dl
or:,e; and the said d-fendnnt will
further tjke notice that the Is re-
-ic'emiaiit n a n
piir'd to ap.ear at the t rm of tae
Sup ilor Court of saij County to be
held oa the Seccnl 'nday nfter
the First Monday rt September, 1?
belns the 18;h day of S. ptc mber,
1916, at the Ourt Hou-e in said
county and St::te aforesaid, aril an
swer or domur to the d m daint in
said aclari, cr the plaintiff will np
dy to fie C"urt for the relief de
manded ia said complaint.
This 13 th day of July 1916.
G. R. LITTLE.
Clerk, of Superior Court.
URGES WEBS
ATTEND EIIIIG
Dr. V. I). Owen of the Federal De
pnrtmfnt of Agriculture arrived in
the city this morning and stated
that he will move his family here a
bout September 1st.
As to the work which he is now
preparing to take up in Pasquotank
county. Dr. Owen has this to say
to readers of The Advance:
''No doubt you know-of-the work
which the Federal Department of
Agriculture has been conducting in
North Carolina during the past two
years in an effort to help the far
mers save trleir hogs from that most
costly of all animal d'sease, Hog
Cholera.
"Sonie few weeks ago it appeared
that this work would be dlscontinu
ed altogether in North Carolina, but
we are now glad to state that it
will not only be continued, but we
will be permitted to concentrate
our efforts to the six extreme north
eastern counties of the state, by
which we can do niore intensive
work, an,j as we believe, secure
much better resuls.
"In this new work .efforts will he
not only to control cholera by
means of the anti-hog cholera ser
um, which at its best lg but a tem
porary expedient that will save on
ly that particular lot ' hogs that
are vaccinated, or inoculated, but
it is hoped that the disease can be
so controlled by sanitary measures
that the expense of vaccinations
and inoculations can be done away
with t0 some extent.
"In the past two years the great
est results and best responses to
our work have been in these six
northeastern counties, an,j so in
Piitiiiin; tltis n"v campaign, it was
felt that hcr(! the work should be
first taken ur.
"To that end. Dr. !. H. Flowe.
;t it" Veterinarian and I. tiro plan
iiu: to lned a moot ng in Klizabeth
"itv. nt ft',. Court House toi next
:'rid t. Am-.-u.---1 IU.ll. ;:t fire,, p. ni.
e:l' -;t llie, v.-p ,p ..it,, 0 ll We CV
1 v i truer in Pa a;u,,t .. k comity l,e
' bot'i land- wni'ig fanners
nil eiian s. Xo ma'ter ln tlier lie
iv, ii) mi,, hoc. ni- o:ie D u ; 1 1 1 1- -d, we
;.nt loin to t oni ; -for at this meet
1 lis will If disi ti,s..( and af
alignments will be taken up for
he inauguration of the new work.
in eonie out, and bring every one
;n your neighborhood w;tn yon. that
he work cm he gotten nneirr way
ipfore the fall outbreak of cholera
:ets started and takes its annual
oil.
"Remember to be nt the Court
Mf ii'f. next Friday. August nth. at
'!tr"n p. m. If you ar(. at all inter
s' piled .in hogs.
Bakers Want
Ten Gent Loaf
(liy t'lii.od l'ri-ss)
l.ak8 ' i'.v, Aug. I) Tiie Na
.ioiial JljiJ r i:i!k:-rs have adopted
i i til ,it ions do- hiring that it is "the
acred cluiy of tTi'e' public to fix the
price (t breid i:t ten cents."
. The u "True endent-d rse in ingre
dients and lal or Is given a the rea
son for such action. The Idea is to
have the increaese made permanent
and nation-wide.
Seven hundred thousand members
of the NatfoTi?r! Housewives League
will fight against the Tncrease in
price.
M'h-s Hattle Gregory of Rnlelgh
bi visiting her sister Miss Pearl Gre
gory on Morgan street.
GhlClIESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND
BRAND
o'
to'
t-APIFS I
Lll A MON D lo,- a v-t im t o i- . . .
Got d inrtalltc b.n, rBeA with Bliic(O)
Ribbon. NO otbpr. nu, rT.0,
lrol.l and ak Tar CH.CIIKH.TlU'S V
IUAMONU RKAKlt PII.IH, Inr twcntv-fio
yrars re(rsrded at Bt, Safest, Always Rt Hnble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ffift EVERYWHERE Tw
I I etc
STRIKERS AGREE
ID ARBITRATE
Accept Offer
Of Arbitration
By United Press)
New YorkJAug. 93:25 p.
m. The railroad employees
have accepted the offer of
the United States Board of
Mediation to serve in effect
ing a settlement of the dif
ferences between themsel
ves and their employers
provided immediate action
is taken.
New York, Aug. 9 The Brother
hood refuses to accept Government
mediation, preferring to confer w th
railroad representatives. Determined
to enforce their demands and reluc
tant to accept arbitration, the chiefs
of the four brotherhoods of railway
employees met the representatives
of the railroads again today. All
members of the United States
Poard of Mediation 'are on hand
watching the progress of negotia
tions and will probably offer the
.se rvices of n.a Hoard in effecting a
?ett!cment today.
Rounding Up
Mexico Bandits
(Uy United Press)
Mexico Ci y, Aug. 9 Eighty thous
and Carranzista soldiers are now pa
trolling the Lo der rounding up and
exterminating bandits, according to
a statement just issued by War-Mln
ister Obregon. tienreal conditions a
long the brrder are characterized as
satisfactory by the official state
ment. e It Is denied in financial circles
that Mexico is planning to make a
'oan to the United States.
RECEIVE HUGHES ON TRAIN
(By United Press)
St. Paul. Minn, Aug. 9 Members
of the Minneapolis Hughes club
and other prominent Republicans
made elaborate arrangements to re
ceive Charles Evans Hughes on his
arrival here today to speak In the
Twin Cities.
Th,. !innei eifa Republican league,
which nil t here today, planned to
aid In the reception.
Dr. F. 1 1. Owen of Raleigh was
in the cjty today making arrange
ments to move his family here a
bout September first.
IIU n n COPYRIGHT
I At
Feed, Seed, . and
Electric Supplies
Feed For Stock
Hay corn Oats and mill foad. -Have
you heard of Sal Vet the
prent Ftoek Tonic we "navo if given
to hefgs it will keep them healthy
and prevent hog cholera and make
them thrive. Also good for Horses
Cattle and Sheep.
Feed For Poultry
Purina chick and scratch feed
with Purina chick chowder Is what
you want to feed to raise chicks
and make hens lay, with some
Pratts Poultry Ilemedys.
Seed
For Farm and Garden.
Electric Supplies
Flash Lights, Automolilo Lamps,
Pry Cell lotteries and all things
Flectrlcftl.
Yours to serve,
W. S. WHITE CO
120122 Polndexter St.
Elizabeth City, N, C. I
ti r .. :
til n i vi ni .
ELEGAVT FARM FOR SALE
Located in one mile of Snowden station and on public
road from Elizabeth City to Norfolk. There are one hundred
and fifty acres of high land, about half cleared and the other in
woodland, easily cleared. There is $1500 worth of timber and
cordwood on the land; also an almost inexhaustible quantity of
woodmold and muck. The land is well drained the main
boundary being a river. The soil is good and of loamy nature,
and will produce cotton, corn, peanuts, potatoes, tcbacco, etc.,
to perfection. There is some marsh land which will add Stock
arising to other advantages of this farm.
The chief feature on this farm is the buildings a large
modern dwelling (9 rooms), barn, stables, shelters, carriage
house, smoke house, dairy, fowl houses, all built well. Also a
neat school house on large lawn. There are twotenanthouses
on the farm. Upon the whole there is over $5,003 in improve
ment Costing originally $10,000. Buildings insured.
Still another good thing and that is the water. For the
dwelling, there is a cement cistern and for the barnyard a deep
well curbed with terra cotta pipe. This farm has been the
home for 25 years of a thrifty, wide awake gentleman and
everything made and kept in best shape, but now needing care,
hence the low price $6,000. Bounded only by river, canal and
main road.
Title perfect. It is a grand home. Beautifu, Shade anH
ornamental trees on the lawn. Present owner compelled to
live in town.
W. E. DUNSTAN
Elizabeth City, N. C.
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Elizabeth City, N. C.
Sere are Two l&SQhinus Ycm Need
Walter A. Wood
Admiral Mower
because it m the only mower
that has genuine underdraft,
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tilt, the three big mower feature
no farmer should be without if he
values his own time or his teams'
strength, and wants the machine
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There's one place in the city where you
may always be sure of getting them
Incidentally you may also be sure of get
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line, including Chase and Sanborn's Teas, at
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