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CUKSWKIJL NKWS.
M r. II. IT. Phelps and family
sp ant Sunday -with. M rs. D. E.
Woodley.
Mrs. Laura Eborn of Bel ha von
is visiting her son, L. A. Eborn
at Magnolia.
Dr. W. H. H. Hardison'and
W. M. Wiley made a business
trip to Plymouth Monday.
Mr. J. H. Holmes and family
were the guests of Mrs. Alfred
Alexander Friday i.ni Saturday.
Mrs. C. T. Spruill returned
from Baltimore last week ac
companied by her lormer millin-
er, Miss Grace liortner.
Mrs. ttalph Tarkenton of Berk
ley, Va., has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Moore and
sister, Mrs. Jesse Gatlin.
. We were pleased to have our
friend Miss Ida Thompson who
is teaching in Columbia, to spend
Saturday and Sunday with us.
Messrs. H. A. Litchfield, W.
T. Hopkins, T. S. Foley and Mrs.
Tom Spruill attended the Union
Meeting at Belhaven, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday last.
To The Voters Of Washing
ton County.
This is to notify the voters of
Washington County that I will be
a candidate for the office of Regis
ter of Deeds of this County in the
November e'ections, subject to
the action of the denocratic pii
maries. If nominated, I will work
lor my election and the election
of the whole ticket, and if elected,
I will endeavor to fulfill the dut
ies of the office to the satisfaction
of the whole people.
Respectfully and
Sincerely Yours,
Geo. W. Waters.
Jury List.
The following named persons
have been drawn to serve as Ju
rors at April Term of the Super
ior Court of Washington County,
to be held on April 15th, 1912.
Plymouth Township-W. E.
Bateman, T. G. Norman, G L.
Sitterson. David Harrett. B. D
Bateman, W. H. Gaylord, J- R.
Knowles and W. J. Harrison.
Lee's Mills Township-T. W.
Davis, A. H. Swain, W. Mc I)
Peacock, A. L. Ainsley, R. T.
Chesson. J. T. Sitterson. W. B.
Babrer, H. L. Swain, Luther Sit
terson and W. II. Turner.
Skinnersville Township J. L.
Swain, Sr., A. D. Hoi ton. W. S.
Davenport. Arthur Phelps. M. C.
Patrick. C. V. W bite J. W. Spruill
E. Pritchett, and W. II. Hassell.
Scuppernong Township C. T.
Spruill, Jos. Woodley, J. H. Crad
dodk, Jacob Hassell, J. M. Crad
dock, W. T. Phelps, C. G. Am
brose, S. D. Burgess and J. A.
Combs.
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the result has been that I have
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those continuous headaches that
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MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, r4.
To Justices Of The Peace.
I would like to call the atten
tion of the Justices of the Peace
of Washington County to Sec
tions 3261 and 3275 of the Rev
isal of 1905. Especially do I call
your attention to the first of
these sections, which requires
you to make a report to the
Clerk of the Superior Court, on
or before Monday of every term
of the Superior Court of all cas
es tried and finally disposed of,
together with all the papers in
each case, in all criminal actions,
since the last term of the Super
ior Court. Sec. 3275 is generally
complied with, but it is none the
ess your duty to comply with
Sec 32(51.
C. V. W. Ausbon,
C. S. C.
Far Register of Deeds.
As it is again a year for con
ventions and elections of the
several county officers, I want to
and do now announce myself a
candidate for renbmination, sub
ject to the Democratic county
primary Thanking you for hav
ing so loyaly supported me in the
past few years, in favoring me
with the nomination, and thank
ing all of those who have sup
ported me in both the convention
and election for these years, I
assure you if you nominate and
elect me again, I will make yon
a good clevor register of deeds.
- " Your humble servant,
F. II. Johnston.
Millinery,
Millinery
We are how ready to serve you in anything" you want ; in
the Millinery line. Never befo e have we had such an elab
orate display ot the latest creations in ladies', misses' and
chiidrens' hats. Our trimming department is in charge of a
confident trimmer, and our prices are very- reasonable.
'"
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Notice to the Public.
I wish to inform vou that I
now have on hand a complete
ine of
BUGGIES & SURRIES
in the latest styles, which I will
sell very cheap.
Satisfaction cruaranteed and
prices in reach of everybody:
HOSEAPEEL.
NOTfCE.
Va4iim!t.on ' tint v
Meforo 11. e Clerk.
In re, I:ike Phelps Drainage District
A. (".. Walker, ct al
vs
Will Keeves, et al.
Xtice a required by law is hereby
veil to all person. interested therein,
that on the 23rd day of April, VM2, the
undersigned Clerk of the Superior Co
urt, at the Court House iu Plymouth,
WashinTtoo County, N. O , will exitm-
ne and pas upou the report of the
Soard or iewer.s nereto'ore hlea in
his action on March 30, 1912.
At said time aud place the.Court will
consider said report rnd will hear any
objections raised by any parties hav-
uy lands unectecl by by. said proposed
Urainajje-
Those havni"- lands they wish with
drawn from said district, or land to be
added thereto, will appear and make
known their rights iu the premises.
The petition and report neretotore
iiled. as stated, has been accepted and
entertained by the Court.
This March 30, I1- 12.
C. V. V. A l' S BON,
Clerk Suoerior Oourt.
If you want boys'-clothing and. want-your boy to have
the appearance of a well dressed young man, yon surely
must coine to ABE ABlVEIi'S hoys' clothing department.
Our hoys' clothing is and has been the talk of the town.
We guarantee every suit to give satisfaction or your
money cheerfully refunded.
No doubt you have heard of Adler's 5 & 10 cent store:
But you are not doing yourself justice by not paying us a visit. We think that our 5, 10 & 25 cent store is
strictly moderate and could go hand in hand with any store of that kind in a city the size of Norfolk.
Below we will mention' a few things that you can always get at a 5, 10 & 25 cent store:
Full size Corset Covers 10c, Chiidrens' Drawers from 2 to i2 years old iOc, Matting Rugs worth from ,50c to
.75c each .25c, a full size Roaster 25c, Bonnets 10c, ladies' Lace Collars 10c boys' Sun Hats 5c, 1 lb. Talcum Powder
IOc, the largest Composition Book and Trblet in America 5c, all Silk Hose 25c, full size Pillow Case loc, geod steel
Hand Saws 25c, a full size Hammer iOc, Rubber Heels loc, Shoe Soles for men or ladies iOc, Turkish Towels loc,
Finished Napkins 05c, 50c to 75c Fruit Bowls 25c, four-string Brooms worth 40c our price 25c, 1 gallon Aget Coffee
Pot 2c, 14 quart Aget Dish Pan 25c, white Curtain Poles with silver trimmings iOc, Window Shades iOc,
ABE ADLER.
MOi'T
NOTICE.
1'n.lor ftud bv virtue of a certain tnort
care deed executed to me bv O. D. McNair
ftud wite, Cora McNair ou tlie mn day or
March llor,, and duly recorded in the Hej.
imerot led8 Office of Wawhiogtou uoun
iv Rnnk X'o 51 At tinffe 3. 1 shall sell at
nuhiin auction to the bihhet bidder for
cash, at la o'cIom Al. on tue nrsi aionuay
lu May lv I a, it being tue otn or juay, ai
the Court Houee door of Washington Co.,
Ib following property, vis:-
A taact of land lying and being in the
County of Washington, 1'lyroouth Towu
ehip, describpcl as follown: "Beginning at
a post iu W. H. AR'Hliue; thence nonth
77 poles to a jiont; thence east 244 poles
to the back lin; thejjoe north Tti poles to
a-black gam in th Crain Pond Brauch;
thence west 244 poles aloug W. H. Ange'a
line to the beginning containing 117 acres,
it being lot nnwber one in the division, as
the pint will show in Boon No. 47 on page
42?, Washington County Registers Office. "
This the 2!Hh day of March, 1012.
A. L. Owens, Mortgagee.
Louis W. Gaylord,
Attorney.
NOTICE.
I'ndrr aud by virture of a raortago feOm
W. A. Mitchell and wile to F. V. llornthal
the uuhersigned -will ell, ior each, at the
Court Boiwedoor in Waabiagion County,
North Carolina, at 12 o'cloek on April 22ad
tl2, that traot of land describep in said
mortage, aa fallows;
It being the eastern one-th'rd of zo. 2
r rt vnnrih Hirf. in Plvujonth N. C. ad-
! joining the lauds of Annie King or ?est
Jones lot: it being the sane land fully de
scribed in said mortgage registered m book
43, pag '.''7 Register of Deeds office ler
Wattbiugton County.
I his wile will be for cash, at pnbhe aac
1 ttn at calil tim.
' F. V. Jloantbal, Mortgagee.
W. M. Bond, Jr., Attorney.
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?ar New Descriptive Catalog
ia fully up-to-date, and tells all
about the best
Garden and
farm Seeds.
Every farmer and gardener
should have a copy of this cata
log, which has Icng been recoc
r.tzed as a standard authority,
for the full and complete infor
.:?.ticn which it gives.
We are headquarters for
Grass and Ctevcr Seeds, Seed
Potatoes, Seed Oats, Cow Peas,
Scja Beans and all Farm Seeds.
Wood's Descriptive Catalog mailed
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Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
HOW OtDPEOPLE
May Prolong Their Lives
At an advanced age waste !a more
rapid than repair. The organs act
more slowly and less eft ectnally than
In youth. The circulation is poor, the
Mood thin and watery, the appetite
poor and digestion weak. '.
We want to say to every Aged per
son in this vicinity that Vinol, our de
licious cod liver and Iron tonic (with
out oil) will prolong life. 'It creates
an appetite, aids digestion and makes
good blood. In this natural manner
Vlnol retards waste- and replaces
weakness with strength, giving new
life to the worn system. ,
If people In this vicinity only real
ized now Vinol Invigorates old people
we would not be able to supply the
demand.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un
derstanding that your money will be
returned If It does not help you.
P. E. DAVENPORT,
Plymouth, N. C.
For Sheriff; w
To the voters of Washington Co:
I take this method of inform
ing the voters of Washington
County that I will be a candidate
for the office of Sheriff in the
coming campaign, subject to the
action or the Democratic prim
aries. If nominated I will use
every honest effort to be elected.
and if elected I shall strive to
fill the office to the satisfaction
of all the people. ,
Since my election, little more
I than a year ago, I have endeav
; ored to discharge the duties of
! the office, impartially as a serv
ant of the whole people. I haye
known no party or individual.
I was elected as a Democrat
and as a Democrat I ask the
nomination again.
I hope the manner in which I
have lischarged my duties as 'an
officer will meet the approval of
my party in the primaries and
of the people at the ballot-box in
November.
Thanking those who supported
me in the last campaign and
assuring you that I will appreci
ate your support in the coming
contest, I beg to remain
Your obedient servant,
J. E. Reid.
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SEND THE BEa-
CON YOUR PRISJ- )
TING.
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FY KIDNEY PILLS
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
The unlersigned having qualified
as administratrix of the estate of
the late W. O. Avers, of Washing
ton county, N. 0., do hereby give
notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same to her on or before Jannary
10th, 1913, or this noiice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make prompt payment
to me. M. L. Ayerjb,
2-1G Adm'x.
A fresh lot of Aunt Marian's
Pan-cake Flour. Takes the place
of Buckwheat, can be found at
Clyde Cahoon's.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
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