CASE AGAINST TAG G ART
DISMISSED BY JUDGE
.'AIIIIUAL OUTING AT 'EGYPT',
Indiananolis, Ind., Oct. 19. The cas
against Thomas Taggart, Democr.iti
National Committeeman for Indiana,
charged with election conspiracy, jwas
dismissed by Special Judge Eicnnorn
in criminal court today, on the motion
of prosecutor A. J. Rucker. The cases
of more than 100 other men who were
indicted, with Taggart, and Mayor J03,
E. Bell were put over to December
Mayor Bell was acquitted by a Jury
last Wednesday.
LIRA BARBER SHOP
George Degeorge, 203 East Walnut St,
Has invited the public to come 'and
try his treatment for stopping the har
from coming out and also for curing
dandruff. I guarantee to stop the hair
from falling out and to cure the worst
case of dandruff. No money paid J un
less you are satisfied with my treat
ment. You pay me when you are sat
isfied with my work. This is the time
of year when your hair will fail nd
by taking it in time you can save ft,
Look at the man that is bald-headed
and the man that has his hair and you
will see a great difference in thejone
"with hair and the one that is bald-
headed, so don't be one of those when
you can save your hair. Come at once
to my shop and be convinced, bot'i
ladies and gentlemen. Special atten
tion given to ladies. Also guarantee
to restore your hair to its natural col
or In two weeks, no matter bow white.
OVEti 2,000 PEOPLE BEAD THE
AKGCS WAT AltS DAILY.
Calendars, Fans, Signs, Advertising
Specialties, Leather Goods, Pencils,
Etc. We furnish full sales co-operation,
assign exclusive territory.
Want men of real selling ability,
over thirty. Give exrerience land
reference in first letter. Terre Haute
Advertising Co., Terre Haute, Ind.
good wife came along talking about
how ennd th 'nnasnm was. and I crave
I my piece to her, (not the piece I was
: I I chewing, however, but the rest I had
Pine Forest Sunday School Celebrates and after-that '-1 was more interested
Custom Established by Superin-
tcndent John M. Mitchell.
HOUSE FOH JJEM' Desirable resi
dence on James street, south of my
own home. For terms apply to Leoa
ard Edwards.
LE STRAYED
strayed troni my home Oct. athj one
black mare mule weighing 950 pounds,
gray face, shod on front feet. Finder
will receive reward. j
STEPHEN KEARNEY,
R. No. 4. Snow Hill, N.jc.
LISTEN.
The excellence of our goods and the
promptness of our service is well at
tested by the growing trade with whicb
"We are favored.
JUST A I KITED
Rolled Oats Puffed Wheat Puffed
Rice and other cereals, j ;
Nice Bright North Carolina Hams.
H. II. JENKINS
GROCER
Dr. A. H. Zealy
OSTEOPATH
112 Chestnut St., East
Phone 171
Dr. J. N. Johnson
DESTIST. v ( I. .j
Has removed (v Hcoms 203 and 205,
2nd Floor f J?rden Building, j
PHOA'E 44.
QUICK SALE CHEAP,
COMPLETE SET
Mission Dining Room Furniture, in
good condition. Address Mrs. H. M
Humphrey, 105 North George jst. : -
Joe A. Parker
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
118 East Centre Street i
Osteopaths
Dr. A. F. Winkelman
and : '1; .
Dr.LilaB. Winkelman
Rooms 305-306-309 1
BORDEN BUILDING j
Phone 346 I
N. E. Bradford
SEAL ESTATE, BESTAI, AlfD
IKSUSCE AGE3TT. i
Ground Floor National Bank Building,
FOLEY KIDNEY PHIS
Several years ago, Mr. Jno. M. Mitch.
ell, the efficient Superintendent of Pine
Forest Sunday School conceived the
idea of giving the school, the parents,
and friends of both, a day's "outing" in
the full sense of the term, and chose
the day in the beautiful month of Oc
tober, when the great hand of Nature
is just beginning to dip the brush in
the vast dve Dots, giving to the foli
age the numerous, and variegated
tints which clothe the ; woods in all
their autumnal beauty, j
The location selected, was at the
Ferry Bridge, on Neuse River, and the
spot was designated as "-Egypt , anu
ever since, the trip to "Egypt" has been
the occasion of solid enjoyment to all
who are so fortunate as to go. Dor
nine years now, in succession it"ha-i
been looked forward to, with joyous
anticipation, especially t by the chil
dren, and in fact, by all who have eve
partaken of its unusual pleasures, but
last Saturday surpassed all previous
gatherings there, both in numbers, in
attendance, and the variety of the ele
gant dinner, a goodly portion of which
was prepared on the ground. There
were present, one hundred and twenty
five, and such a dinner as is seldom
seen, not only in the abundance 'of
good things to tempt the most fastid
ious appetite, but also the way it was
prepared. - I
Should you be so fortunate as to jte
guest on one of these occasions, you
would note the evening previous, prep
arations being made for an early start
next morning, and then you would not
see the nrst who started, unless you
were an early riser, for, before Aurora J
pushes back the curtains of night, and
the gray dawn is seen creeping up in
the eastern sky, some few have already
made the start, on their way to the
"Islands" to secure game for the de
licious "Brunswick Stew" which is to
help fill the waiting hungry crowd at
noon." ;:
On last Saturday morn, long befpr?
the dense fog had disappeared, the
road leading to the chosen location,
echoed, and re-echoed with the merry
songs, and laughter of happy joyous
childhood; jolly, fun loving lads, and
lassies; beautiful young womanhood:
gallant young manhood; and those in
the sear and yellow leaf of maturer
years, in wagons, buggies, and auto
mobiles, each one seeming determined
to make the day surpass all others,
on previous occasions, as one of un
alloyed happiness, and pleasure, j
Arriving on the ground, the first
thing which attracts your attention U
the huge camp fire on the banks of the
Neuse, from which arise not only the
smoke which curls above you among
the cedar boughs, overhead. , but the
appetizing aroma of "Brunswick
Stew", frying fish, chicken, ham and
the kettles of coffee, all sharpening
your appetite, until by the time ? j
stand there a few minutes, and watch
the noted Chef, Mr. Jim Mitchell, ma
nipulate that stew, and the dozen or
more good women turning fish, ham.
chicken, etc., you feel such a peculiar
longing for something to satisfy ;the
inner man, that, well,: you get so all-
fired hungry, that you could eat thi
padding out of a cart saddle, and then
taper off on about a dozen auger holes
for desert. . --p- ' I .
While dinner is being prepared,' th-3
children, and young people, are roam
ing the woods, gathering haws, winter
huckleberries, and having a good time
in general; while some amuse them
selves running foot races on the
bridge, which spans the Neuse, and of
ten you will notice an anxious mother
run hastily toward the river, when a(
little tot gets uncomfortably near; th-j
sloping banks, or falls from one of the
numerous cypress logs lying near,
waiting for the raftsman to launch it
for some mill far down stream.
The table is improvised on the
ground, consisting of three wagon
bodies, which are inverted, and upon
which the table cloths are spread; uad
as on Saturday, when there was no
room for anything else, every available
space being filled. Rev. Roscoe John
son invoked Divine blessing, and the
hungry crowd began to get busy.
Pardon my digression, but right
here, 1 must tell a good one on! my
self, if you will excuse the personal
alluison. I do not like 'possum; and
never could overcome a distaste for it
gotten long years ago, when a boy; and
in fact that distaste has developed Into
disgust at the very thought of it be
ing good, and in later years I .have
tried to cultivate a taste for his pos
sumship by tempting my appetite with
the proverbial 'Possum and 'Taters,
but still It was no go, so I have given
up, for If I cannot eat it with potatoes,
I cannot with anything, as I am very
fond of them. j - -
Well, friend Jim Mitchell fished
around in one of his three pots of
stew, and handed me a good sized
peice of what I thought was squirrel,
remarking "Just try that." The
thought never occurred to me that it
was 'possum, even after I had tasted
it, and probably I never would have
been wiser, had not a friend asked
how I liked the 'possum. Immediately
the peice I was chewing begun getting
bigger, and the more I chewed, the big
ger it got, and I could see the' thing
grinning, and In a few minutes; I im
agined I could taste him grinning, and
things were getting serious until my
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in the dish that had no 'possum in it,
and all was "calm and serene" again
and no one detected my misfortune,
if it may be called such, until I told
it, which I thought too good to keep.
There was nothing to mar the pleas
ures of the day, except that Mrs. For
rest Smith and little daughter, and
Master Tommie Kelly missed the road
thaH mnrnirm1 anrt finrtinp' thpmsplvpq
near Stevens Mill, were directed by
f rtm Ana a naai Txr o xr f r ftia T?orrV !
Bridge, and in trying to find it, they
got lost in the Islands, till fortunately,
they came across a hunter, who kindly
directed them to the public road, but
when they i arrived at "Egypt," dinner
was over, and the good edibles Mrs.
Smith had prepared, and two dressed
fowls, which were to contribute to Jim
Mitchell's stew, were among the nuni-
eous baskets of fragments which were
taken up, after all had been filled.
After dinner was over, the young
folks gathered moss, to decorate them
selves and the vehicles, and take home
with them, while the older ones,
grouped around in the shade of the
cedars,' on Jthe bridge, or the cypress
logs, and discussed the various topics
of interest, or simply indulged in
pleasant social Intercourse.
The distance from home, renders it
necessary to break camp by the middle
of the afternoon any: way, and as the
crowd,! invigorated by the days pleas
ures, and (relaxation from the busy
duties of every day life, wended their
way homeward, every heart thanked
Mr. John Mitchell for inaugurating the
unique outing, and the annual pleasure
which now: has become one of the com
munity's most enjoyable occasions, and
wish for him lengthened years of hap
piness' and usefulness in his noble
work. -1 "
j WILL. CRAWFORD.
(By request, Record and Republican
please copy.)
ROOMS Four furnished rooms with
electric lights, hot and cold bath-
near Kennon Hotel. For terms ad
dress P. lE. H., P. O. Box 530, City.
LOST-j Bunch of keys with owner's
name, Frazier Williams, on them.
Finder will please return to Wil
liams' Drug Store and receive re
ward.
HOUSE FOB BENT Two story S
rooms, all modern conveniences. Ap
ply to E. H. Bain.
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Takes PrMc ii
No Clothes Will Ap
peal to Him More than
the ) Styles We Are
Showing
We have assembled
the choicest, neatest
and best. They instant
ly appeal to good taste.
$15 to $25
stein s
IT. E. cor. Centre and Walnut Sts. Goldsboro, N. C
Our "Styles" 24 Hours From Broadway
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114
nut
Street
114
The undersigned has opened a Meat Market on Walnut
Street, in the building formerly occupied as a Restaurant,
where I will keep at all times Fresh Meats of all Kinds.
My purpose is to give satisfaction to those who may
favor me with their patronage. I realize that only by giv
ing satisfaction can I hope to build up and hold the patron
age of the Public.
m
AT
e Brick Warcliioese
you will get the highest
Market Prices
The reason we can get you the most money
for your tobacco is that we have all the compan
ies represented on our market. We have the
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., The American
Tobacco Co., The Imperial Tobacco Co., The
Export Tobacco Co., The R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co., and a large independent bnusiness.
You wont find all the companies on many of
the markets and you can't afford to sell your
Tobacco where you can't get all the competition.
Bring your tobacco to The Brick Warehouse
where you will find strong bidding on every pile.
'0BBITT & FORBES
BIGGER Till EAER
FOWI'LL, THE FISH DEALER,
3IAKyS ASXOUXCEMENT.
I desire to announce to my friends
aid the public in general that I am
still in the fish business, at the City
Fish Market, and prepared to fill all
orders for fish and oysters to their
guaranteed satisfaction, as the quality
of the fish and oysters I shall sell can
not be excelled
Cordially,
E. W. POWELL.,
Phone 65, City Fish Market.
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VALUABLE COCA COLA CROWNS
$60 TALKING MACHINE
whict plays records of any make willbe given
a way ABSOLUTELY FREE
With 21 Pieces of Music, to the Person Who
Brings Us the Greatest Number of Our
Coca-Cola Crowns on Dec. 22 1915 "
SEE THIS GRAND PRIZE IN ROYALL &
BORDEN'S window, who sell these machines.
Will be presented to the Winner Dec; 24th-
Barnes-Harrel Grocery Company
V, Jiolcsalc Grocers and Bottlers. Goldsboro, H. C.
All our bottled goods are of Filtered water Absolutely Pure.
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I make PROMPT and FREE delivery and solicit your
patronage.
Yours to please,
Phone 215. SILAS A. WORLEY.
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
HOBBS
Goldsboro, N. C.
Clinton, N. C.
Main Office: Goldsboro Call 202. Branch Ofllce: Clinton, N. G.
Estimates on your Plumbing Cheerfully solicited Standard Guaranteed
Goods Installed Bath Tubs, Closets, Lavatories, Sinks and Plumbing
Supplies. Call 202 for your orders promptly attended to.
H. HOBBS, Goldsboro, N. C.
WE ARE AGENCY FOR
Farke; & Tilforfs
Temptingly Delicious -
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Any kin d Any size package, always kept
Cool and Fresh
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