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2 Boat MenB the tFishihgi Meia;E
fS the Hinting Menjor Mkiridc
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Maybe what you' have been
The old time Armyi Blanket,l4indestrue-3
tiWe;made exprastyfor Hospitals and
other hard usages. : Color Navy Blue.
Sizes 13-4 yd; wide and
2 34 yd. long.
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1UE." SPECIHT $31
We welcome Lookers
as Buyers
fiii-ifiiiili
H FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
The early Christmas buyer gets the
good things. The perplexing problem
what to give and, where to buy it is
easily solved by coming to our store.
Something new and different, harder
each day to find, especially something
useful and good. Our Holiday sjtock
is now complete and ready for you.
Try early Holiday shopping this year.
Respectfully
Jg In Business Over a Quarter of a Century j 1 g''
ns s . i ... -sm .r i i ft,u""'a .j
A great many pretty stoves at delightfully low prices
' are like Oliver Twist always wanting more. What matters
l ; how pretty a stove is or how small the price if it is going
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to eat so much coal tnat you nave to go into tne coai Busi
ness in order to satisfy it. In buying a stove this is an im
portant thing to look after v,''f;:
Tip Top Oak Hot Blast EH
The Price $10.00 ?
GASKILL HARDWARE CO
Let
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That while you are thinklng'of what you will present your friends ,
and loved ones with during holidays, that you caU at this store
abd look our line of Holiday goods over. Remember, your friends
and loved ones appreciate your, using discretion In buying gifts '
as much so as they do the gift oftentimes. It behoves you, ther-'
fore to buy such gifts as will be both serviceable and durable. ;. ,
We have the most beautiful designs in Ladies Writing Desks ' '
obtainable which comply fully with the above-mentioned require-v..
ments because they are serviceable; durable and beautiful, and ;
then we have sewing ' baskets, quiet . a Variety of them, which :; 4
make a splendid gift.- These, together with many other novel- f ,
ties you will find here toselect from. ; In fact, as the "IIom
Furnishers" we are In position o offer suggestions and you can.
see a variety of Holiday goods as will be Interesting and help :
ful In7 the selection of your gifts ;. : :. .
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Weight 6 lbs.
Furnishers'
99-101 Od28 Street
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tch eu & Co.l
the saniegg
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FunniTUtiE co.
A. B: Cheek, of W, W. KimLali Co,
Chicago, who conducted a piano eale
here last year is m the city.'. Vhea seen
by a' Journa liriania.t night, Mr. Cheek
said they ha,d such, fines sale here they
were contemplating putting on anothf
one before ' Christmas, ;
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'.';r notice of sAtE; ;! y -
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ZvThe i Undersigned will:"se!l:" for cash
at his' plantation on Thursday, Decern-
ber 18thl19i3, a.l6;O0 o'chic a? m:
the following personal proptrty, ' to
witrNia!
'..1. Threj well brofce fariti' mulesand Executotevisor "Devisees, Adrnin
1 very fine- driving horse. i ; ; V : ,?trdtors Guard! ins, Special Proceed-
ti lm ' " . ' " ' ' ' '':.:; Infra ' tailivnianta 'knb n'Wii imim
; A inree carts ana gear, one wagon
and gear,: and one buggy and harness.
,4 3. AboUf 30a : bales Oof 'good hay,
100 barrels of good corn and 600 pounds
of good fodder- . .
f4 Hay prtto&lmo
plows, "cotton": planters: staik Gutters?
and various other farming implements.-
, Anyone desiring to purchase this pro -
perty or any part of it at private sale
will call on the undersigned. , , ;A
.This tHe 1st day of December,:i913.;
'.tf'ikX RErTONT STMUfnTMS
a'-Sfe-ii. w i ;i 3:S-. 5i--'-:r?v.-Ivth 'Court' Room was sold to Armstrong
Kfll-Kil 3 flnd A nA-FP-Dft '
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tile neW PreprallOn
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AVlillAis nA.r nAlr
VI. Ullvi alIUWW J UI"UmVlT
20 Bananas for 25c
18 Sweet Fla. Oranges 35c
3 Large Grapefruit, 25c v;
2 large Celery 25c .
Best Apples 60c per peck
ASH ONLY . m CREDIT
Those famous Chicken Sandwiches
and hot chocolate, only 5, cents.': "
Ice Cream Sodas, nothing, better,
cents; . . . i .. : i':iu '-'' '
I also, have a ladies and gents. lunch
room where they can get tha. best
to eat at small cost. Oysters,' any
tyle Hamburg sandwiches, heavy
with meat, 10 cents. ; . .'V., '
H.'E. ROYALL
bone 33
Middle Street
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. : n variuaa il.iii ma r.uy
.j:;9eii.r rilling., liui;:.
tiiS;ii.w.:iruu!riiain irir,;;y ,
jbirople'tliaiiplsIik
I In handsome ' ' Christmas
1 boxes, Exchangeable af
ter ' Christmas if point
. doesn't suit, f '-J,
VI Edward GarL j
ftrtnsyly
Pccontasglii
d HStesmif Co;3.
Yard Foot of Cra
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"' ' December 1st, 1913
At 10 o'clock a m., December 1st,
1913,. the' Boartl convenes,
-- Commissioners present: j ...
' Chairman C. D. ' Bradham,
,
' N.' Lancaster,
. . J. D. Williams,' -
,v , , tj H. T. White,
V5'", - "";; E'Z-'.R.' Dav;
and ; County Attorney T, D. Warren. ;
' - ' lt is hereby ordered that Lee Heith,
white t No- Three "(3) Township,
e relieved of. poll tax, Von,
poverty; and ::ixuiM:
f 6 -'" 6 " 7
.hen an,d partitions etc:i in the UerJc
? . tne superior court s ottice, . was
awarded- to Mrs. Mae Felgar at
i,vsu.oo, sue oejng the lowest wader;
be made inonthlysfihe;
w6l1t completed, as per her contract.
Vpon motion Ofhe Board, the salary
01 lvlr.t V- ,v? annon, tveeper oi, tne
. MaP,e cyPreM Bridge, was increased
Twentyrfive dollars;: 25.0O) per
.ontn, Deginmng jjecember 1st. pi.
l?'The stove formerly; used for heating
f-and McCarthy for S25.00.-ST.,:,:';,k
" hereby ordered that the building
listed to 'B. Parker for 6,750.0Q be
reduced: to $4,500 on recommendation
of. the Corporation Commission? '
It;.is; herebyordered; that J2Q.2S
be .appropriated to enlarge a ditch toJ
carry thewater'IroratheWwiy,'
through the lands of Chas. Whitf rd,
in No. '2, Township; the bill to be ap
proved 'by' the County '..Engineer.--
The petition of J. 'T. Adams, Jl E.
Dunn and N. D. Dunn dated Oct.
6th, 1913, for a public road from a point
on' the Pamlico road near the "corner
of Jv lpock's field,', and running a
Northwesterly course until it 'reaches
a point on the east boundary of Shelt
ing Bridge Swamp, over the lands of
J. J.. Ipock, in said county, 'where a
private road has been used by the citi
zens of Craven county for about '100
years, has been declined, , by order of
the Board. . v
; The "following letter was 'read, and
ordered to be spread' upon the minutes,
as follows, to wit: V ' :-'.-.-:.;t '.;
, t, November 22. J913.
Mr. C. D. Bradham, , '-i : :
Chairman Board of Commissioners,
New Bern. N. C.
Dear Sir, ''
As requested by you I have examined
the authorities of this State relating
to the law " pertaining . to v stock law
and non-stock law counties.1 .. Our
Supreme Court has not yet decided, that
a none stock law County Or territory
is reqired to fence against a stock law
county or territory. ' .The . only two
decisions I have been able to ' find
inour' reports, which' throwany light
upon -the subject are 'the, 'following
cases, ziy: ;
,.-,1. State v. Mathis 149 N. C, Page
546. This case was decided December
16th, 1908, , ; ": ;,'.iHH-?J
v- 2. State vs. Garner. 158 N,' C.N Page
630. dee ded Aor 1 3rd. 1912. ' ":
-. ' In the case of State vs. Mathis th
defendant was indicted tinder jTSectio'n
1684 of the Revisal of North Carolina.
The .;'; defendant lived In' McDowell
County, a stock law county, with' ad
joins Yancy County, a nan stock county.
. The County Commissioners , of j"Mc
Dowel! County 'made an" order; .fixing
the Blue Ridge Mountains as a law
fenced At-Uhe county 'line between
the ?to ' counties' there jare '-.no 'gates
or obstructions across the public, road,
and stock can pass across the slid line.
Defendant permitted his hogs to. run
at large j after :-v the ;.6rdert was jnade
by the Commissioners, and he contend
ed that until , the 'Commissioners built
a fence to-prevent stock , in - Yancey
Lounty from coming into Mc Dowell
County,' he could not bei compelled to
confine .his ''stock, f, i C r .(,
, In , these cases ; the -Supfeme :' .'Court
held '' fnllnwa- . ' &.?!'?; "
Y Ii .. Stock-law county ;. Commissioners
7TerritoirfiondWea,t'i5'
; In pursuance of' an election - held
under ; Revisal,- Sec. 1684," resulting r in
favor of the stock law, it is competent
for the County Commissioners to forbid
tock from running at large within the
county, and declare a mountain range,
a creek, 'a fence Or other;' natural line,
as the Hmlt within jwhich the law shall
operate '1 -"'tl.iE
2. Same Fencer-Adjoming Countyi?
When the stock law is in force in i
county under- the provisions of Revisal
Sec.: 1684, and the. defendant, prose
cuted for his violation, lives j within a'
short distance, 'from' .he dividing line
of : that and adjoining county 'wherein
the stock-law was not operated, and wil
fully permits his stock ta run at large,
it is not a valid defence that no fence
had been built on tne line to prevent
the ' stock from the adjoining county
to rim at large on. his side of th line,
when the County Commissioners had
declared the line to be a mountian
range or other n natural or political
(lo be continued.; i"
' .C. S. Hollister & Co. received yester
day, a car load of Florida . oranges
to enable thera to fill their Christmas
orders. '. ' '.' .
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