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Nine times out of tet the women.
. are the money, severs of the family.
V TI ey have a faculty of making one i'.' I J'-'
V ' ' dollar do the-, work of two in buying, lu sad
home supplies and thenlay aslde,,,.,.' 3ci5ai.
the other, dollar to provjoe ior .(
' This bank ncjurages mtf'Svr.,fc '5 IB
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IPBRSONAITS
R. T. Willis and sons' R. T., jr., and
Herman, of Morehead-City, were among
the business visitors here yesterday. ,
S. R. - Street returned last 'evening
from a business visit in Pamlico 'county;
, contpunded Quarterly
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R. A. :Nunrt returned las Evening
from ! professional ' 'visit 7 id Pamlico
county.-J " -i n' ' J'-
Charles Hall returned last evening
from at businesf Visft at Carolina CityJ
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X Sylyester-fiibbBrof'Orfehtal, passed
through ; the city. , yesterday. ; erroute
to the Western part of jhe btatey .
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'J- Miss Bertie'pruill passed through
the tcityy yesterdaymWningf "enriute
to reerisbora after' haVing1 tfsited her
parents.'iMrand Mrs. i James Sgruill
tat Ashwood. 1 ,s ' 1 '
Mrs! M.' M. MarksAleft last1 evening
for 'a visitwith telatives at Kinston.
Arthur "Ti ' Land left last evening
for a'trip' through 'th'Souther'n State's
in the interest of the Cahill Shoe Com
painjy- of ' Cincinati, 0.' r ' ''
AT. Dill let last evening for Black
Mountain- where his family have been
spending the summer.
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jack,Pcrry, of .Beaufort, was among
the bu'slBess visitors in the city yester
day. '0 , ';
A number" of improvements Z'.. f .
made at xbe cottorf plaodrnirathtfie foot
of Crayen street. During the storm
on September 3 it was so badly damaged
that, it was decided to. rebuild- if. A
section of the-structure will-be. corf-
structed of concrete and the remaining
section of heavy 'timbefU-''-s 1 ;' S
s ..i . ; . fill 'i 'nil i.ii.i'ii iii'ii- ; ' '
-AUCTION SALE.' . i j
. i Household furniture of great yariety
all in good order-and' comparatively
new. A rare chance: for housekeepers
and a bargain for alL ' At Nb; 1'86 Middle
street, September U,t at 10.30 a.' m,
Ladies expecially linvited."!
S. R. STREET, Auctioneer!
Z. V. Rawls, of Bayboro, was among
the business visitors here' yesterday
Meeting of Thet Board of.
County Comroissioners
(continued from page 4) '
Excess between selling price
and tax and cost..: li...... 24.29
1911 Tax collected from C,
A. McCabe..: -1..:.... 15.93
, .Miss M, E. Johnspn,' of Richmond,
V. ,ho has for several, seasons had
charge of"' the 'millinery department
of J. M.. Mitchell & Company's store
has returned from Northern markets
where she has been studying the latest
styles and designs in ladies headwear.
J. M. Mitchell returned yesterday
from Northern markets where he has
been: to purchase a stock of fall and
winter goods for his establishment
on Middle street.- ' "
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. Miss Mary'Steffy, of ' New York,
has arrived in the city to accept a
position as milliner for the Wi Iiams
Brewer Millinery Company.
N. M Lancaster of Vanceboro,
arrived in' the.-citV-last evening for a
short business visit.
All bur. W. K. Douglas Beacon, Cygolf, Leonhardand a
number of other standard bksp$M l l? Ou
ters 3.50 4.0hoes toll be sold forTthe r extCaysi M
2.87 a pairi ) Ml tbiese iplibrae Brahd arei absolute
ly" guaranteed arid istyles areluptb date, classy and of
late patterns. . Come at once as we still have , all ;as-
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. J. IJ.t Wadsley, of Winston-Salem,
has arrived in the cit,y to accept, a
position as soda dispenser at C. D.
Bradham's new drug store which
is-sbon'to be opened in the Eubanks
building,.', corner Middle and Broad
s reets. , ,:.' . '. i w- ' -:-
Beyond, The Gave
Question of, Vital5 Interest; To Be
Answered By Coming Bible
X -Lecturcrii 4 ...Sl .. ..
Arrangements have been completed
for a free public lecture, Friday even
ings ,atS 6'clock'tin, the Court Hpuse.
Pastor Berij. HBartdn, of Phi adelphia,
Pa. "will speak . on . what we are to
expect "Beyond the ; Crave." The
doors will be opened free to all, and since
that ,work - of tie T.V B. S. A. under
whose auspices the lecture will be given,
is' purely of an evangelistic nature, no
collections will be taken.
i The lecturer is a deep student of the
Bible, and accepts it as his holy creed
or doctrine.' He was fcr many years
greatly Confused by the many different
theories as to what lies beyond the
grave. Some saicf Heaven and Eternal
Torment, others said, Paradise restored,
others said Purgatory, and still others
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, vi o Phones, 140 and 150 ;q 7 jBrpadi Street;
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He idetermineij to fincti ouJS .JfJ possible
.the true Scriptural teachings on this
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oi jcareiui searcmng. , nesucceeucu m
harmonizing ' every y rse: in; the Bible
pertaining to the He erfter.'and lie now
travels throughout . the United :States
amj Canada presenting to ;the" public
what is often considered to be the moft
beautiful plan of salvation evfir heard.
He .quotes the Scripture ' ipr every
point he prescnts'i-'and none,Jlt is said
who belteve in th Good Book need
leave his audience' "without a better
conception of what' lies beyond r the
$12,745.43
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid B. B. Hurst for Schools,
Aug. 2d :. $500.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for Roads,
Aug. 2nd 1,000.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for Roads,
Aug. 23rd .' :.. 2,000.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for Roads,
. Aug. 23rd 1,000.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for Central
:, Highway, Aug. 28th 1,500.00
Paid B. B. HursfW County
Pension, Aug. 28th 500.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for County
Pension, Aug. 28th 500.00
Paid B. B. Hurst for Fees for
August 51.60
August 30th, Balance on
hand 5,693.83
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QUALIFIED, BY EXPERIENCE
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EXPERIENCE qualifies li men
who have the management of
' this bank for their respective ,
; 'positions. . Whiie each -man- has
ability that ' especially fits him for
his .position-, yet experience is a
part of equipment. .With prudent
. careful management and ample
- resources, this ' bank invites your
account.
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TRUST CO!
NEW BHN ,N.C.
$12,745.43
Respectfully submitted,
R. B. Lane, Sheriff.
REPORT OF B. B. HURST, Treas
urer For the Month of August, 1913.
GENERAL FUND.
Sept. 1, by balance $9,736.43
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Sept. 1, by balance $270.39
ROADS NO. 8.
Sept. 1, to balance $6,696.86
ROADS NO. 7.
Sept, 1, to balance...! $601.12
FENCE NO. 1.
Sept. 1, to balance $39.08.
FENCE NO. 3.
Sept. 1, by balance.... $100.35
FENCE NO. 8,
Sept. 1, to balance..j $1.62
' SALARY ACCOUNT.
Sept. 1, to balance .. $5,081.55
CENTRAL HIGHWAY.
Sept. 1, by balance $49.36
FARM LIFE SCHOOL.
Sept. 1, to balance , $5,523.63
PENSION ACCOUNT.
Sept. 1, to balance j. $1,384.77
ROADS NO. 3.
Sept. 1, to balance $360.08
HUNTER'S LICENSE.
Sept. 1, to balance $139.00
ROADS NO. 2
Sept. 1,'tc balance $304.06
SINKING FUND.
Sept.' I, to balance $1,987.19
REFUNDING FUND.
Sept. 1, to balance. $280.46
GENERAL ROAD FUND.
Sept. l, to balance.... $6,738.99
B. B. Hurst, .
Treasurer.
REPORT OF VV. B. FLANNER,
Clerk Superior Court.
For the Month of August, 1913.
To fees collected, as per Fee
Book.....:.:.;...: :. $169.11
i; FINES AND PENALTIES, ,
State vs. R. S. Pinner, Sei
Fa.::.:..;:.:; ;....:.. :... $6.50
I , hold Treasurer's receipts for the
above amounts.
Respectfully submitted,
,W. B. Planner,
' ' -)" : Clerk Superior' Couit
REPORT OF S. H. FOWLER, Reg
5 ,.s uister-of Deeds. ... . . . ;
f F'or.the Month of August, 1913.
Noth Carqlinaj . . '
Craven County.
To the' i Board of County Commis
sionersi I . herewith 4-espectf ully submit i the
following i-erJort.of. the .Public Fand9
which .: have been received by me
'during ithe period commencing' August
T, ind'.eftdin August" 3f, 1013, "'as
follows, to wit : .irn.r
Fees for Registering Papers -
filed in office $134.85
Fort-issuing , nineteen vMarJ , 4,r, "
! $191.85
State s part jon. Marriage ( i
License.'....,..,....-. 3i) .19.00
' i" i::r;'-t7 ji27'.v,-
Balance due the County. $172.85
? Respectfully Submitted? '-
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t i Register' iof eedsJ
i'The regular bills !of he C6uhty Iwere
examined, approved and allowed. lk
i ' At 6 ''o'clock p. ' m. ' the ' Board ad
journs. .a'-.-V'C 9ISl 16 -
4 1 . . h. rowier,
JUST RECEIVED a NEW LOT
GLOBE-WERNICKE
FILING CABINETS
M. E. WHITEHURST & CO.
Phone 228. 67 Pollock St.
To Friends & Customers
We are sorry to state that fire and water has
greatly damaged us, but are thankful to say that it was
not any worse
We are still doing business at the same old stnd.
For the benefit of our creditors and customers
we make the following statement.
LIABILITIES:
Bills Payable Washed Away.
ASSETS: Estimated at:
Lots of Paint - - $ 1,000.03
Roofing - - - 100. (.0
Other material - 50 00
Ability to come back and m Ae good 1,000,000,00
Let us have your orders and we vvi'l fill th- .n
promptly. Vcurs truly,
p bern eonoiis mm.
"Certainly !
Buy a Johnston."
Wr,?
' "TJ ECAUSE a Johnston Mower has gone through
fj the experimental stage and has become stand
i ardized. Changes are made onl" when it is
absolutely certain the change will be an improve
ment. Even then the "improved" machine'is tried
out before it is put on the market generally.
, When you buy a Johnston Mower you are as'
sured of a perfect cutting, easy running, light of draft,
long wearing mower, the cost of repairs for which is
: reduced to the minimum.
Mr. Farmer, don't buy a
Mower this season until
you see the Johnston.
Particulars are always
gladly furnished,; and
tet
Features carefully' ex
plained to prospective
a , customers.' , - . - -
Ask for a Tohnston cataloe." It
contains valuable' information and telb about other
1 n ' Tnhrhrhn Machines.'. ' v
FOR SALS BT
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?: r'i Clei
erk County'1 Commissioners.
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