THE ROANOKE BEACON.
PUxJLIdUEI) EVERY FRIDAY
C. V. W, AILSBON, Editor amd Owner
W. F. A USB jn, . ' Associate Editor
PLYMOUTH.
N. C.
Full) AY. Octohcu I C. 1008.
BEACON FLASHES
$ Those who have frieuds visiting
thora, or wbo intends leaving home
themselves', will please let it be- known
l at thi9 ofiica. ho the fact may be men-
tioned It does uot matter whether jj"
you u.re a subscriber or not AH we if,
ask is let ua know it. -
5 or (J doses "OOO" w'll care any
case of Chills and Fever. Price i'oc.
Farmers are busy.
FrcaU Uotls, hut for breakfast, can be
"had at tho bakery."
Mr. it. W. Blteman, formerly of this
to.vu, but now of Hurkville, Va , is here.
Mrs. J. D. Eboru of Bayside, 1ms beeu
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. M. Ayete,
this week. - ;
Nice Freoh Milk delivered twice daily at
5c. per quart by W. F. Lucas. Give your
order to the wagon. -t
Court next week, don't forget to put a
dollar in your pocket for the Heaeou. We
ueed it. Muke thin office your loafing
place while in (own .
Mrs. W. Fletcher Ausbon has goue to
Wiliiauislou to visit relatives and frieuds.
the was accompauied by Master Frauk
Cowell aud Miss Mirhtul.
Mrs. G. II. Hanieou and Hon, Master
George, have beeu taktug the State Fair,
at Kalelgb, thia Wvek. While abeeut
they will visit Mrs Harrison's brother,
Mr. W. 11. tlall, at Caly.
Mr. Louis P. Horn thai returned home
yesterday with a big bunch of the sujooth
est horses that Las ever been unloaded in
in;, town and Mr. Hoi nthal easa u. price
is nnt. Call aud flee them.
lions. Van B. Martin aud. Norwwd L.
Simmons will address tho peopie at
Mackej's Ferry !ataiday uigut next, and
ut Plymouth on 1'uesd.iy nigi.t ueit, and
at Cnswell ou Wednesday uigtit.
DeWiu's Little Early Risers, the fam
ous li! tie liver pilia Tliey are small, sure
fule pills. to!d by 'P. E. Davenport. Itu
Master Louis Hortoh, son of Mr. and
Mr-. J SI. Hortouvwho was sUIciin with
appendicitis Waa tafeen to the Washington
hospital Monday where he underwent a
uCcChful vperutiou and at this writing is
getting along fine.
Our clever joaug friend, Capt J. L.
ibgffton, f Uie N 8., who has beeu
conncf-d m the Wtfriliiaiftou hospital -tor
Jbree weeks, Laying uudergoue a surgical
opt return, is able to b at home initio to
'J
ttoe delight of hia many meud.
5 or ft doses of ' ftOO" WHl cure any
C-tot i t GlU's and FeVer. Fiice S-'oo.
Dr. T. 8. McMul.au of Ueitford, who
is deservedly called the "Miiyer-I'ongued
Orator of Democracy," spoke til the Court
House labt utgLt. While hevfe the doctor,
mms the guest of our sterling Democratic
irieud, Ci:pt. G. W. Harney.
Hon. J. Jji-yan GtiiLuf! will a.id;Ts (be
people ot this faeoti'oti at the Com I House.
AUmduy Oct. lJ)th, (conn weeft) at 12 M.
Solicitor H. b. VVaid will speak at the
eame pUce on same date, at night. Let
the people turu out to bear these speakers
ilibcuss the issues.
Bums, bruises and scratches, big aud
'little cuts or ia fact anything requiring a
Salve, are best and qu.ckest soothed aud
healed by Le Witt's Uarbolized Witch Ha
zel Salve The best salve for piles. Be sure
you get DeWm's. Sold by P. E, Daven
port, liu
The most pleasant eveut in social circles
of late was th party iven by Miss Alice
Phulps on Friday uiglit latt, in honor of
her 15th annivert3ary. Many were the
)ouug ladies and geur.leuicu who Called
to wish Mis .Alice many happy returns
of the day. Each one was most dtlight
fiilly entertained.
A big storm hit this town Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. It was. a storm
party, composed of our gay young people,
who uutxpectet'ly and unannounced cab
led upon Miss Naunie Smith. Miss Smith
was equnl to the occaion and tutoitniue-1
Ler nuinvited guestn in royal style.'
The news comes from Tyrrel that the
fitrougent speech of the campaign was the
oue made in Coluuibia last Friday night
by Senator Van B. Martin It is said that
be fairly ehook the connty by his forcible
nrgnment aud left Itepnblicans wondering
where their uiau Kholos was at Van B.
is going to shake up the whole district
before he stops and after the election he is
going to Kaleigh, while that man Kholos
will remaiu at borne.
COURT CALENDAR.
October Term 1.908. Civil Docket.
THURSDAY, OCT. 22.
M, S. Bcirdeti vs. It. II. Iloruthal.
W. B. Batemati vs. A, G. Walker.
J. II. Miztll vs. Wilts Veneer Co.
8. E- Normun vs.- Wilts Veneer Co.
W. J. Jackson vs. D. E. V00die37,
Administrator.
0, J. Hofler vs. Cape Fear L. Co.
American Standard Jewelry Co. vs.
It. T. Chesson. ...
S. S. Costen vs. L. W. Bateman.
l'ritchard & Swain vs. Davetiport,
(motion in cause,)
FRIDAY, OCT. 23.
C. W. Griffin vs. G. W. Bigg.
Cases not reached on the day set
for trial will .be tried on the succeed
ing day or davs of tho term of court.
IVV'. W. Ai-sbon, C. S. C.
Jf
MR. KITCHIH HERE-
NOUTII CAROLINA'S NEXT
GOVERNOR AROUSES THE
DEMOCRATS AND TUTS
REPUBLICANS TO
THINKING.
Hon. W. -W. Kitehin. tLe notui-
nee of the Democratic party, who is
to be the next Governor of thia great
State, arrived here over the N. & S.
Railroad at noon 0:1 Wednesday, lie
was met at the depot by a large
numner 01 citizens, was taken into
u carriage in which was Congress
man Jno. II. Small, County Chair
man, Thos. W. Blount and County
Treasurer Clarence Latham, was
driven, under an escort of mounted
Marshals to Hotel Brinkley ' where
dinner was served. After dinner
the Speaker was escorted . to the
Court House which was well filled
with people from all parts of the
county who hud gathered ' to hear
tins gifted son of North Carolina
proclaim the docirities of the great
Democratic Pat ty.
Mr. W. M. Bond, Jr., in a few
well chosen words, introduced our
next Governor. He ascended to the
stand amid deafning applause and
for one hour and fifty-live minutes
held the attention of his audience.
His speech was practical,' strong,
convincing and to the point. It was
void o rnud slinging or dirty abuse,
j'et in no uncertain words did lie
denounce the Republican party and
its policy. He reasoned with Dem
ocrats to do 't heir-duty as it becometh
men. taking it ail in all it was a
speech that is sure to win the votes
of nil right thinking men. Since
the speech we have heard Republi
cans say they are -not sure but that
they will vote for Kitehin.
At one time the speaker referred
to the able and eliicent service of
our Congressman, and the fact that
Mr. Small whs present did jiot check
the feelings of our people, which was
expressed 111 prolonged and loud ap
plause at. reft-reuee to him.
From here M;. Kitehin went to
Columbia where ne spoke at night,
from there he gn s to Hyde and on
through the Eastern counties mak
ing votes for the Democratic ticket
at every point. ,
Our Town Mourns.
The dark mantle of mourning ha.
again been wraptied about our town
aud the hand of allliction and grief
has been laid heavily on our homes,
the reaper death has enie:ed tin
sick clumber and born away loved
ones. God in His infinite and al wise
providence claims His own, leaving
heaving heart broken pireuis, a ov
mg wi.e, an aged mother bowed in
grief.
U11 Sunday afternoon, while all
nature teemed rejoicing in the beau
tiful Sabbath, the spirit of little
Phillip, the livu-year old son of .Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Gaboon, was caught
on 1 he wings ot death and born up
to that home beyond the ky.
Monday uiglit wlnle ail the 'world
seemed to repose in puice beneath
the soft beems of an autumn moon
the spirit of little Loucille, the five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Whit Stubbs, was wafted up to that
Kingdom made for little children.
These two bright chddren, the
light and life of fond parents, the
joy and hope of happy homes, had
beeu afflicted with throat tiouble,
pronounced dypiitheria, fur ten days
but "were thought to by better until
h few hours before their death.
The remain. of little Phillip were
laid to rest in the Episcopal church
yard at noon on Monday, while all
that was mortal of little Loucille
were consigned to mot her earth in
the Baptist church yard Wednesday
morning.
On Tuesday morning in a hospital
iu Norfolk, the reaper death entered
and took a way the spirit of one of
our most highly respocte I towns
men, Mr. J. F. Jackson, age 54
years. Air. Jackson had been a
great suli'eier for months with can
cer and was taken to the hospital
where an operation was performed
in hopes of relief, but he gradually
grew weaker until the end came.
His remains were brought home on
Wednesday and yesterday morning
were laid to rest in the family grave
yard in the country. The deceased
leaves a wife, several children, an
aged mother, several brothers
sisters and a host of friends
and
who
mourn his death.
To make the sad scenes mow? sad
and heartrendering was the fact that
friends, and even relatives were bar
red from the two former homes by
the vuarentinc, but it cannot bj said
that in either case those homes did
not have the sympathy of our entire
community.
Had a Close Call.
Mrs. Ada L Croom, the widely known
proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn,
Miss., says: "For several mouths I sufinr
ed with a severe cough, and cousuuip'ion
seemed to have its grip on me, when a
friend recotnended Dr King's New Dis
covery. I began takinii it, M.d three bot.
ties affected a complete cure." Tbe faui
of this life saving congh and cold rt-medy,
and lung and throat healet is wofld wida.
Sold by fcpruill & Bro. f.Oc. and fl.uo.
Trial bottle free. iril
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session, pursuant to ad
journment, on Monday, Oct, 5, 1908.
Present, Levi Blount, Ohm.; J. E. Sin
gtfltou and II. A. Litchfield.
Minutes read and approved.
lieperts 011 bridges, etc., approTtd.
The following amounts were allowed:
Zack Harrias, Bridge keeper, $ 10 60
W. J. Jackson, Jail aud Sii'ff fees, 00
C. V W. AusboQ, Stationery, pub.
proceedings, Ac. 2f 32
A. 8. Allen. Work on bridge, 14 00
VV. J Starr, Depy. bbff. fees, 4 .r5
J. E. Singleton, For M. Chesson,
work, 2 00
W.- It. Hampton, Furnishing Co., 2 37
tloper Lu Tiber Co., Lumber, 13 00
H. Gurkiu, Keeper County Home, 16 97
Board adjourned
iu Nov. 1908.
to meet 1st Monday
?. It, Johnston,
Clerk.
Board of Election.
At a regular meeting of the Board
of Election held in the Court House
in Plymouth on the 7th inst., with
S. B. Sprit ill, Win. Wiley and A.
D. Snell present, the following bus
iness was transacted :
S. B. Spiuill elected CUilirthaU
and Wm: Wiley, Secretary.
Ordered that county ballots be
3x11 iu. and township ballots
iu. in size.
Ordered that the voting plaC3 in
Lee's Mills township be changed
from J. W. Chessou's warehouse to
shed iu R. T. Chessou's store.
The following-named persons were
appointed to serve as Registrars and
J udges of Election :
Plymouth Township Registrar
T. B. Wolfe; Judges, A. W. Swain
and J, M. Iloriou .
Lee's Mills Township Registrar,
Milton Clagou ; Judges, W. C.
Thompson and Alton K. Haughtou.
Skinneiiville Township Regist
rar, O. V. White; Judges, Hender
son Nor nan aud John M. Leary.
Sou ppernoiig Township Reg i s t
rar, 1). E. Wood ley; Judges, C. B.
Holmes and Saml. P. Wood ley.
ROPER RIPPLES.
liOPKK, N. 0., Oct
Mr. G. W. Lewis is visitin
Mr. Leuu Lewis, at Oriental.
Miss Genevieve Beasley, of
vibiied our town a few hours
12, liJOS
her
sou.
Plymouth,
the lit of
the Week.
Mr. and .Mrs. Elma Jacksou drove over
hrre saudiy.
MS3. Ambros Owf-ns and P O. Worley
w.re visi ors t our tou ss taJty.
Mrs Inez Johnston and Miss El'a Her
rinton left lor V ashiugtou on VVtdues
d iy w here they will remain a lew das.
' Mis C.i Slide Chesson, of near Macky's
Ferry, spent the rirst d 1' of th-a week h to
with triemis.
Mr. W. C. Thomr ton's horse indulged
in a run-a-w"y on Tuesday which resulted
iu the sLuat-lmig of a farm gate and the
wrecking of his buggy aud harness. The
'burs? escaped without a scratch.
The seuior members of tho Baby Branch
of the Woman's Auxiliary tutertaiued the
litt.e folks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I'.
U. Blount Tuehday evening. Tliere were
jolly games and frolic galore ended with
delicate, relreshtuents, after which- the
charming iitliu lust-its und laddies Went
reluctantly home.
Mr S. J. Everett, of Williamston, en
tertaiued tbe local Bryan and Kitehin
Club with an oloquent political discourse
Thursday evening. Mr. Everet. held bis
audieuce from first to last in close atten
tion and did u good. His effort was
greatly appreciated.
Dr. B. F. Halsey has been confined to
his bed I'jr several d tys. Like Kiug Asa
of old the good Doctor U "diseased iu his
feet," A ay his recovery be ppeedy and
complete.
Mayor Itoper found the watery of Hot
Springs so beneficial thst he decided to
remain there another week. Meantime
Dr. Speight is filling the office of 'Mayor 1
with all the gmce and dignity of one to
the manner born.
The members of the orchostra aro now
practicing nightly, heuce the cat terwaul
ings ol disuouteuted tomcats are uot heard
iu onr streets. We know that the day is
not far distmit wheu sweet patience will be
rewarded by bursts of melody that 8hake
the vibrant air. The pareut of progress
is perseverance.
Kev. Claudius Smith, of Elizabeth City,
was here a few d tys rec utly drinking the
eu phur water. Dr. Speight's prescription
sent bim home greatly encouraged lhe
ht althlulness of our drinking water and
the skill of our physicians are both justly
esteemed. -
li.
HOKE HAPPENINGS.
L'okk, N. C, Octt, 11, 1!K)S.
Dear Editor: -Will
Belle" come to your
you let thj "Blue
charming circle cf
correspondents r
Mr. Lonnie Morris, who has beu visit
ing frieuds in Washington, has returned
ho ma.
Oh, "Rough and Heady," we thiuk you
will runfee a poet, yet; if you never be
come tttar. -
Mess. Johunie nd Leslie Allen, of
"Long Acre" atteudel services at "Chris
tian Hope'' Sunday,
Mr. H. D. Lilly left Thursday last, to
Visit relatives near Greenville, and attend
tbe bute Fair at Raleigh.
The "Lilly of tbe Valley" and the
"Bright Morning . Star" are the actors in
quite an interesting court3bip.
Mispes Carry and Mabol Silverlhorn, cf
Hoke, attended the protracted meeting, et
Khltah, near Piuetown, last week.
Misses Sallie, Ida and Clara Pi-arcc ;
Mesa Joiinme JacKsn and Arthur Stubbs
Were Dleasantlv entertained at the hnmn
of Mr. Martiu Jackson's Suudiy last.
Oh, "Violet," we fear this cold weather
has frightened you away from our lovely
Flower Garden. V'e mi-s your genial
presence au-i beaming smilo very much.
Come again.
Oh, we wonder what has become of
"Wild Rose," and vhy she never writes
now, but we ftar Kough and Keady's"
tnulo has run away aud made her lame for
life. Our deepest sympathies are with her.
Br.UE Belt.k.
The Winning Policy.j
A PI AH 0 FOR
Not too early to be thinking
about tire Christmas gift, and
what a royal oue a good piano
makes. It is enjoyed by the
whole family, and nothing else
can equal it.
We sell you the best instru
ment, and direct fronr the ma
ker, saving you at least one
hundred dollars.
THE STIEFF PLAYER
PIANO is the great piano that any
member of the family can play.
Vou don't have to be a musi
cian, yet if you are one, you
can play it in "the good old
way."
We allow credit for your old
piano taken in exchange.
Slightly .used pianos, and or
gans yery low.
Easy payments if you wish.
Write
C1IAS. M. STIEFF,
L. C. STEELE, 'Mgr.,
11-i Gran by St., - Norfolk, Vu.
"The Piano with tho Sweet Tone."
(Mention this paper)
Official Piano Jamestown Exposition.
MWTfc'awe taaaaww mama mmm tammsm
T1R. T. B. WOLFE,
DENTIST.
. The Latest Method for
Painless Extraction.
To The Farmers.
Why pay fanoy prices for commercial
fertilizers stuff that is here to-day and
Kne to-morrov, when jou can, for about
one-third the price, get the Fountain llock
Lime Co's. Compomtion Limn, which im
proves the land and you Can see the effects
fc r years
Its wonderful cCects on all cropi? have
never been equalled. Analysis, quality
and conditions guaranteed at all times.
Make money by using it. Don't risk your
crops with ccnjincn lime. This lime is
mauufac.ured by a process exclusively by
the Fountain Rock Lime Co , of Woods
boio, Md., and they refer to buyers iu all
parts of the country, to customers who
are using their goods and will gladly tes
tify to its superior qualities. Give it a
trial. It will toue up and swceh,u your
lauds and make your farms blossom like
a rose, J. D. McCounieo, agent for this
section, is prepared to take orders aud
will gladly furnish any information cox
cerning it.
Give us a trial order for a car-load aud
be convinced.
J. D. MeCONNlCO,
10-1 Plymouth, N. C,
KEfOBT Of THE CONDITION Ctf
THE BANK OF PLYMOUTH,
at Plymouth, in the State of North Caro
lina, at the close obusiuoirSSfpt. 23rd,
1908.
KICS0DUCE8 DOLLAI19
Loans and discounts 4:i,t." 53
Overdrafts; secured 106 S
N. C. State Bonds tJ.fiOUOo
All other Stock, Bonda ft Mtg's. 2,000.00
Premium on Bouds P0 00
Bauking house, furniture A fit. 3,;0().(Xi
Due from Bnuks and Bankers fl,S5'.).73
Cash on baud 4,lK(J 0
Total 03,71 7. 1H
LIABILITIES DOIX.AJtS
Capital stock 12,1500 00
'Surplus fund 3,000.00
Uudiyided profits, less cftrrenl ex
penses and taxes paid 0,02 80
Deposits subject to check 13,t65.H
Total 6:,717.94
State of North Carolina, Cou ty of Wash
ington, ss:
I, Clarence Latham, Cashier of lhe above
-catued bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
kuowlcdge and beiief
Ci.arkxck Latham, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 2Sth day of S pt. 1908.
C. V. W. At;-BOK, C. S. C,
Correct Atlei-l :
W. II. Hampton,
A L. Owens,
L. S. LANDIKa.
Directr.tS,
To Justices of the Peace and
All Business Men.
I have on hand a sm.tll number of
Simrns' North Carolina "Manual of
Law and Forms," latest edition, and
just out. This is a condensed book
of the revised laws and forms for
this State, and should be in the
hands of every Justice, Executor,
Administrator, (jtiardian, Notary,
Ban tier, Business man and Lawyer.
Use this book and you are sure to
be right.
Our price is the same as tho pub
lishers' 3.00, cash with order.
0et one at once and save express
charges. C. V. W. Ausbon,
Plymouth, N. C.
GROCERIES.
Oalland inspect 'my lino
of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, before placing your
order. .T
I guarantee Quality and
Price.
All new, fresh stock.
I will appreciate your
business.
Yours respectfully,
OLYDE OAHOON.
report cf the conwtioh of -THE
BANK OF ItOPElt,
at lioper, in the State ot North Carolina.
at the close of business Sept. 23rd, 1908.
ItKfHHJUCKS. iOLLAUS.
Loans ami discount 3(1. 50 72
Ovc-rdrulte; uiiKirnrt-d ... ... J.iiu
Ali other Stocks. HomN and Mortgages. 2 OOO.W
HankUig honfe, $',21'.78; I
Furnijure it lin . $10iu.73. ) n,'7f.sl
All other real emat; own :d, .... 8 STo.OO
Due from Buks and Hankers, 11V.77
(ioid coin 55.OO
Silver c-in, including all roinor coin cur-
rt'li:y, .. .. IM.M
Nal'nl. bank notes and other U. S. noten, ,:m.00
Total.
43.187 63
LIABILITIKS.
POLLAR8
Cupital utock... . ....
Surj)lu Fmul ....
L'ii'Iivideii prufif.-), lias current csneu-'cs
aud taxes paid, ...
D.ivldeiide unpaid
Timu Certificates of Deposit,
Depoits mbjeci to cheek, ... ....
nciimnd CVruflcatt'!- of ltepo.it,
Ca-hier' Clie'jk- uutsiuiidiiig,...
Cenilled t lietk ....
S.'0.IHJ,) 00
l.stw.n
1.120.8
' I.U97 00
S',011'1.7;'
8-I8.04
:in.no
Total,
otate of North Carolina,
Ccutity of ashiugtou, ss:
I, B 8. CI irk, Cashier of tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of ray
knowledge and belief.
B. S CLABIv. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this
8th day of Oct, l!0S.
W. J. Mercer,
Notary Public.
Corrtct Attest :
N. Ii. Mizell.
U F. Halsey
J. It. Kessencuh,
Directors
KILLths couch
AU) CURE thc LUrSCS
WITH
lew Oisoowsry
tno ROUGHS JKoa
VOLDS Trial Bortie Free
! AND ALL THROAT ANQ LUG TA0USLES.
I GX7AHANXE2D SATI3FACX0B1
OR MONEY F.SSUNCED.
.Sold by Spruill & Bro.
HE OKlGlKAL LAXATIVE COUGH CYRUP
:.NNE0Y'S LAXATIVE KGNEYTAF:
1 LOOK FOR
VA." ON YOUR FISHING SUIT 'SiMA
L02A QCALITY. n. V I U l -J
SUITS
COATS
HATS
WHiCHARD BROS. CO., southern distributors
145 West Main Sfreet, NORFOLK, VA.
Sold by Best Dealers Everywhere
Will Go on Your Bond.
Why trouble - your friends, and place
yourself undei obligations to them should
you need a bond, when for a small sum the
American Bonding- Company
will bond vou, and leave vou indeuendant?
C. V. W. Ausbon, Lcal A1
Plymouth, N.C
NOTICE.
Sale of Valuable (
Swamp Lm
The undesigned boirg Expontm, -r
power of sale, under the last will of I
late Mi.8 Gannie O, Me!oa, will 'Sell
. 11. . . J 1 mm '
casu at pnouc sale, a ir&ci 01 neviv j
bered swamp land lying in Washing
county, aud near the town of Plytro'.
N. C. It being a ouo-hlf interest if
tract of land adjoining th lauds of TL
Freeman and other and bounded w folk
Beginning at a point on thoVrornr
road leufliiiK from Long Acre road to i (
go, 200 poles from the northwest end
said Turnpike road where it intersects I
Long Acre road, thence East 440 po
fhence South i'CO poles, thence Bomb. 7
West "1 10 poles, thence North 4o0 pof
thence East 50 poles to the beginning, c
tainiug 1000 acres more or Iss
This being the one half interest in
property, conveyed to Miss Fannie
Melsou by J. J. flue and wife, said convl
ance being r corded in book .'l. pp 231f
Kcgixfer Deeds Office for V ashingtou
nnty, ISorth Carolina.
The chain of title to Ibis property
complete from tue Stato to Mih Melson
Sale will lake place at Court House d
iu Plymouth, N. C, on October 19th V.
at 12 m.
The undersigned reserving the right
reject any and all bids.
MRS. MAllY E. DILLON,
W, M. Bond, Jr. Executrix
Plymou h, N O.;
Attorney fr Estate.
SALE.
L
L. Singleton aud wife and others,
Against
D. W. Davis aud wife,
By virtue of a decree of the Supe
Court of Washington county, made iu t
above entitled cause, I hali ou Moud
Nov. 2, 1908, a'c 12 o'clock M . at the Oof
House door m l lvtnouih, N. C. offer
t-ale ut public an tion to the highest bidtf
for cash, the valuable farm iu said Coua
on which the lato b. 13. Johnston livid a
I died, bounded &s follows :
1 Beginning in the centre of Benverd
. Huu, al. the bridge over said run; runui
thence Nortneriy aiuiii' tue public re
j leading from Lee's Mills via liuncomb U
to tne iTiacsev s tt-rry roaa to me vvooi
land road; thence tyith the Woodland ro
Westerly to Deep Kun Branch; ther
Southerly along the Eastern eide of si
branch to Beaverdam Swamp; thee
South to the run of said swamp; ibent
Easterly the various com sea of said rua
the first station, containing one htiudr
and seventy-five acres more or lees.
This is a fine opportunity to buy a 11
home and a valuable farm.
This the UHl, day of Sept. 1&08
LOUU W. G AYAORD,
Commissioner.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Washington Count
Andy Lhwis, Plaintiff, )
Against In Superior Con
LoursA Lfwis, De'ft. J
The defendant, Louisa Lewis will ta
notice that nu action entitled as above
been commencad in the Superior Court f
Washington Coun'y, by the plaintiff !
tho purpose of securing a divorjd from e,i
d fonu int tor that said defendant has aba
c'oued her family, etc.
And the said Louisa Lewis will furthi
take iintiire that she is required to appe
at the Jann try term l'J09, .Superior Cou
of W iislnnijtou o .unty, at a term of s
Court .0 be hsld on the 3rd Moudny aft
the Ut Mot. day in January next ut t!
Court House in PI .- month, N. C.,and the
answer or demur to cotnplaiut or plainti
will apply to the Court for the relief ther
in demanded.
This 28 day Sept. 190S.
C. V. W. AUi-BOK,
Clerk Superior Cour
.FOR
Printing
Send to this office.
Satisfaction ass urea
Give us a Trial.
THE STAR,j
EXTSA QUALiTY.
VATERPROOF
OILED CLOTHING