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day, April !9, 1 :1l2.
Dr. T. D- Wolfe, Dentist, Wa
ter street Plymouth. N. C. .
A party of our young people !
wo it. to iientoa Wednesday to
- att md a dune. '
Ave acknowledge a pleasant
call from Editor Story of the Al
bemarle Observer - at Edenton
flonday.
Quite a crowd of our County
ioIks are in attendance upon court
here this week.
Caleino Hop: Restorative guar
anteed to prevent and cm e hog
cholera, at Davenport's Drug
Store.
Superior Court is in session
this week, his Honor Stephen C.
Bragaw Judge presiding.
Miss Nellie Norman has succ
eeded Mis i Lizzie Goelet, who
has resigned, as primary teacher
in the Graded School.
Only one hand has been - sent
to the roads by the court this
week.
.
Misses Annie Robbins Ella and
Ida Biggs of Darclens were a
mong our visitors this week. -
"Sleepy Hollow" tonight by
the Thespians of Windsor.
Note changes made in the ads
of Abe Adler, Bank of Washing
ton County and Clyde Cahdon.
The undersigned will take not
, ice the- following tracts of land
; will be sold for the tax of 1911
uniess tne amounts Deiow are
paid before the first Monday in
May, 1012. Sale to- be at Court
House door in Plymouth, N. C,
on May '6, 1912 at 12 M. as pro
vided for in Sec. 2890, Revisal of
1905.
. PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP.
Glad to see Mr. M
Pinetown in the city
. Jordau of
this week.
Thoroughbred White Leghorn
Eggs for hatching, Seventy five
cents for' setting of fifteen.
'Mrs. Jack Read.
G. W. Freeman of Washington
was among our visitors here this
week.
Mr. Je.-.S3 Darden of Dardens,
paid us a short call while jn town
Tuesday.
Mr. Thos. ilolhday ot near
Jamesville was in town yester
day. We gather from the remarks
of Mr Willie Scarboro that the
moving picture show will be un
able to open Monday night ow
ing to some defect in the mach
ine. .
Miss M miie VanN wtwick, af
ter spending a few days here
with relatives and friends return
ed to Richmond Saturday last,
where she is attending a business
school.
, A protracted meeting was be
gun at the M. E. Church on Wed
nesday night by the pastor, Rev.
W. J. Watson, who will be ass
isted on Sunday and thereafter
by Rev. F. M. Shamberger-
Among the visiting attorneys
attending court this week are:
W. D- and J. N. Pruden and W
M. Bond of Edenton; H. S. Ward
and J. D.' Grimes of Washington;
J. C. B. Ehringhaus of E. City,
and T. H. Woodley of Columbia.
Our town extends a hearty
welcome to Rev. W. B. Datfsw
try of Meherian, Va., who Was
accepted a call t o ' serve the
Baptist Church here. He with
his family arrived last week and
are occupying the resident cor
ner Washington Street and
Brinkley Avenue. This means
that our Baptist friends will
have regular morning and even
ing services every Sunday.
Married.
Our townspeople were taken
greatly by surprise Tuesday
morning an learning that Capt.
W. I. Walker and Miss Lizzie
Goelett were quietly married on
the night before at the home of
the bride.
The bride has been a teacher
of the primary grades of pur
Graded fcshool since its organiza
tion, having filled that position
with great satisfaction and pleas
ing .her pupils with he gentle
and patient manners,-
Capt. 'Walker is conductor for
the A. C. L. Railroad Company
from Plymouth to Rocky Mount,
and is thought very much of by
rvir rnsiness men.
ev. Blackwell of the Episco
' iQiurch. We learn that the
Vies preseni were tne con-
vr parties, the uastor and
, P. E. Davenport and F.
tit who is express mess
Ji Capt. Walker's train.
t'kacon extends hearty
relations to this happy
Milton Armistead $ 4.10
Jordan Armistead ' ' 4. 10
Robt. Allen ' 3.84
Dennis Arnold 4.52
Austin Allen 2.78
Dempsey Bateman 4.10
Eddie Bagley 4.10
Wm. Burnett 1.00
Francis Billups 2. 1G
Orman Buston 4.10
Isaac Bnckhpuse 4.10
Irvin Barrow 4.10
W. B. Ballard , .2.81
Hannah Ballard G.S3
Jog Barker, Jr. 2.60
Adam Bell 7.04
W. J. Bell - 6.84
P. H.Bell 5.16
Joe Bell, Sr. 4.20
Harman J. Bell - 2. 64
James Brooks 1.96
Bonis Belcher 4.80
Henry Brown 2. 60
Geo. Bryant 4.10
Tom Blount 4.10
Saml. Blount 2.10
John Blount, Sr. 4.51
Willie Blount 4.10
Alice Bembry 2.73
Thos. Bembry. 3.94
Jordad Bell,' heirs '9.45
David Bo wen 2.99
Louis J. Bowen 2.64
Cary Ann Boston .87
Willie Bunch 3.04
Harry Cooper 4.66
Mathew Collins 4.10
Solomon Cordon ' 2.50
Jno. T. Cooper 4.10
K. S. Cooper 4.83
C. A. Cooper 5.20
Wm. Cherry 4. 46
Nat Clark , 6.41
Henry Cartanch 3.16
D. C. Cobb 8.43
Geo. Downing '4.25
Wm. Thos. Downing 4.04
Mary Davis . 3.47
W. H. Ellis 5.32
Sam Ellison 4.10
Ailen " .69
S. L. Evans 6.92
Iona Faulk ' .87
King D. Faulk .47
Ernest Garrett 4.10
Alfred " 4.10
Sarah Garrett ... 8.00
Mary Gilliam 3.28
Augustus Gay lord 1.67
Harry Guyther , . - 4 80
Isaiah Gibbs . 4 14
C. D. Heath 5 20
David Harrison 4 88
Garfield Halsey ' 4 50
Jesse ". 3 10
Adelaide Hextall 1 85
Frank Hardy ; 3 00
Henry Horton 3 39
Elizabeth Horton 1 39
Louis Hart 4 10
Geo: Hassell 4 10
Willie Howcott 2 83
L. E. Harriss ' 5 87
Victoria Hudson 5 47
Freeman Hyman 6 42
Julius Hyman. 2 60
Wm. James 4 14
Hannah James 1 73
Louis Jones - 5 20
W. iV. Jenkins 4 10
Frank Johnston 4 20
Wm. E. Johnston 4 10
Jerry J. Johnston 28 01
William Johnston 4 10
Samuel Johnston- 2 60
Annie King ' 6 81
Anthony Little 4 42
Fred Lewis 4 25
Cotton Little 4 10
Robt. H. Lanier ; 8 28
Jno. M. Leary 4 10
Robt. Lloyd 7 25
R. C. Leathers 2 65
Letus Leathers 2 60
Ellis Lee t 8 71
Alfonsa Lenox, heirs 4 79
E. I). Lewis 2 60
Will Lenox 4 10
Eugene Johnston 4 19
Cain Jenette 1 03
Leah Jones 2 73
Joe Jones 4 93
W. A. Mitchell, heirs 2 73
Anderson Mills 4 18
James Mills 7 39
James Mullen 4 10
Gandy Minor 4 10
Fate McAllister 4 10
Jerry McCoy 4 24
Charity McCrea 2 73
Ed' McCrea . 4 10
C. D. McNair , 33 45
J. D. Moore Jr. 4 28
Asa M oore 2 60
Jno. R. Moore 4 10
Jno. G. Moore 4 10
Robt. Nicholls, Jr. 4 44
Willie Norileet 4 10
Dennis Owens 11 40
C. M. Owens 8 50
James Peace 3 80
John Parker ,457
Thad Pollard fl10 '
Grant Purneli JV 1
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W. H." Pettiford $ 9 50
Reuben Pettiford 13 93
W. M. Pettiford 7 74
Itoberter Pettiford . 2 56
Sam Pettiford 16
Joe Rhodes . 5 00
I Henry Riddick 4 10
Chas. Ruffin 4 10
Simon Stewart, heir3 5
Mack Staton 4
Rosana Staton 2
General Smith wick
Geo. Sutton
Chas. II. Spruill
'Casanda Spruill
Mary Spruill
E. M. Spruill
Alfred Spruill
Weldon Smith
Fannie Smith
Geo. Smith, Jr.
Silva Smith - .'
A. L. Towe
Zollie W ilkins
Francis Woulley
Thos. M. Williams
Bismark Wheelack
v ! ar t h a Weaver heirs -Moses
Wynne
i;nock Wynne
Henderson Williams
Charlie Williams
lee's mills township
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F. L Howcott $ 7 76
Lorence Howco . 5 08
Willis Hassell 2 60
Robert Hassell 4 25
Add Hassell 7 92
Eugene Hunter 4 27
Gilford Haggins 2 00
J T. Hughes . 6 43
Julius Hill "3 63
Walter Howard 5 68
Ralph Howard 3 60
Randolph Hudson 2 00
J. W. Uedgebeth 3 13
Wm. L. Hall, 2 23
Edward James 14 28
Squire Jackson 3 29
John Johnston 5 68
M. Lanier 23 53
Linyear & Howcott 34 67
Samson Lane 3 81
Grant Lane . 3 56
Axie Lane - 9 67
Ed Leary 3 00
W. I), Lynch 3 00
James Lasiter ; 3 67
E. D. Linsey 3 4
Charlie-Manlie 4 32
George Midgett, Jr. 3 75
Ann Miller , 2 00
Allen Moore ' 3 58
Andrew Mayo 8 08
H. D. Myers 3 37
Aaron Mizell 5 24
Joe Mizeh ' 2 18
Ed March ' 43
Joe McClees 2 60
John Mcltae . 2 97
Moses McRae 5 26
W. H Norman 3 61
S. G Norman ' 4 20
Charles Norman 3 89
John Norman 4 03
Silas Norman V 1 21
Manuel Ntrman . ' 2 96
Johu Newby 25 85
Simon Norville 3 60
Winfield Owens 3 57
Ben Owens 7 20
Henry Paxton - 3 13
Andrew Patrick . 3 31
John P. Royal 4 18
: William Rodgers 4 65
Mose Rowan 7 48
Wilson Rowan 10 30
A J. Allen 6 49
Eddie Allen 2 95
Dudley Anthony 1 gl
Clyde Anthony 4 21
James Anthony 3 84
Jno. H- Allen 3 54
Danl. Arnold 4 46
Earnest Arnold ' 3 9
Demos Basnight . . 6 00
Wm. Bowers 2 68
W. E. Bowers 2 60
Henry Brown 4, 18
W. C. Bowers 4 74
Luke Bond 3 16
Moses Bowen 3 60
Will Boone 3 96
John Bess 1 3 70
Jas. Bennett 3 60
Dave Britton 3 68
Jas. Bowen 58
Horrace Chesson, Jr. 2 95
J.JW. Chesson 7 06
Robt. Coston 10 15
Matt Clark 6 43
Rhodes Clark 3 68
Hiram Collins 5 00
Martha Collins . 4 21
Dave Creecy 3 67
Luther Covil 4 75
Geo. Downing 4 25
Clinton Downing 5 74
Ed. Downing 6 81
D. T. Downing ' ' 77
J. II. Downing 87
Leamon Downing 2 60
David Davenport 2 60
Geo. Davenport 3 60
Wiley Davis 4 59
I. S. Dillon 3 60
Melvon Dickerson 7 96
Isom Darden 4 09
Wm. Everett ' 4 50
Milton Everett . 3 60
Benj. Franklin 1 20
Miles Fields 1 49
T. A. Fiadger 3 64
Garfield Grimes 2 93
Joe Gilliam - 3 67
W. H Gilliam 3 60
James Gilliam 3 60
Jas. Gay lord 3 78
Edwd. Gregory 5 55
A. L. Gray 10 37
W. a Griffir 3 61
THE days of t lie month present no terror
J those who wich sufficient foresight, Ik
started a bank account. For rwranHess of tlic
uaniniity, so the morrow I -always a day of joy.
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts,
Overdrafts secured,
N. C. State Bonds,
All Other Bonds, ;
Premium on Bonds,
B'k'g House Fur. Sc Fix.
Other Real Estate
Due From B)k's Sc B'kers,
vao 1
on
81,873.8
1.86
5,000.00
5,000.00
113.61
3,865.00
2,000.00
26,851.50
5,157.50
$129;H63.15'
:ay uhen an oI;L':iMoii rails dn
Capital Stock $ 20,f
Undivided profits'
Dividends Unpakl.
Deposits subject to cheel
Cashier s checks -
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Dome Gordan p, 60
w ill Grimes j? fR
Colister Hymes 3 60
Riehd. Hyms 5 27
Anderson Hyman 2 59
W. II. Howcott, Sr. 3 11
W. H. Howcott, Jr. , 2 69
Winsor Respass 29
H. A Riddick 2 53
Lindwood Spruill 3 72
Richd. Stephens 3 69
Willie Smith
Miles Smith
Octavia Smith
Clinton Smith
Halsey Simpson
Alice Simpson
Nathan Simpson, Jr.
Eli Stewart 1
Jasper Swain
Swode Speller
Will Speller
Jas. Staton
Jacob Station
C. E. Skinner
J. H. Trafton
Freeman Tread well
Job Tread well
Luther Tharpes
Arthur Tharpes
Jas Tharpes
Goal Thigpen
J. J. Williams
W.-M. Wiilans
Wm. Williams
Joe Woodley
Henry Woodley
Jos. Woodley, Jr.
Levi Woodley
Thos. Woodley
Thos. White
Arthur Wood
A. L Wood ;
TcrrtLvyilkins
Geo. WiiKins
Jas. Wilson
Anderson Watson
SKINnERSVILLE TOWNSHIP
Joe Annie Chambers $ 2
Caroline Chambers
Tyrrell Co., Mf'j? Co.
SCUrPERNONG(TOWNSIIIP
Tyrrell Mfg. Co. $
Cloe Roberts 2
Pittsburg Lane & Lbr. Co. 173
J. E. Reid, Sheriff..
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I wish to inform
now have on hand
line of
. BUGGIES & SURRIES
in the latest styles, which I will
sell very cheap.
, Satisfaction guaranteed and
prices in reach of everybody.
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