THE FARM I the Baals of all LIME bulletin by ll t i I I Stairs on Lime on the Farm, . tin . Don't I i .-. A give you POWHATAN LIME CO. f W. L. Fulford. d I the this Is to against I deceased Ml under-.-- i the 12th tins notice win be plead in over; Ml said estate will settlement This February IS, I MRS FULFORD. Pierce, Di J CM Sons CUrer Wool Cum. Te of how m In old lit i.- on. it IS time. Pitt COS .-. I .; I February ll The held he day April 1915. at the in the tow n . Carolina, Mr the . , e T ship to whether the Stock Law ball be established In said Beth Township according to Ian in v and provided. And v a pointed will have Registration i on Thursday. March Saturday, March the purpose registering the qualified voters said Bethel Tows ship This the day of February 1915. s A Chairman Board Com Pitt Co Attest Bell Clerk. 2-6-law-to-mar North Carolina. in The t March Tern, NOTICE i issued on I mi the day Jan 1915, requiring hint to and answer at the March Term u Court, the i by the i and he n ill take notice he dots appear or before the March Tern oil on the 15th Mar , it being the second M W a Monday Mar. b 1915, an or demur to complaint hat the will In court the sought in the complaint, will the power i. I In a certain mortgage . i and delivered by Paul H. to J. Co., on the Jr .- j PUBLICATION State of North Carolina of rut. Superior Brown, P. B. Annie Stick- Green, P. B, Heirs law i of B, ll. a door in Greenville, Mon- -vs.- c, of J. J Par- kins, Claude Bernard, Arthur H Holeman Poniard, and Juliette Gilliam Bernard. Strut Taken I p. Male i marks, color Taken u annul is; January . t i same by paying ail bar Q. A Moore, Stokes. N MO ltd How To Quinine To Children. pies, ant lo lake doe not the stomach. lake it know it is Quinine. Also especially ., lo who cannot ordinary net .- ii-r cause Dot the you need any pose. Auk to, original package. The name c, cent HUH ID. CO, Seventh St., D. C. The Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the yard, in the cellar, in the attic wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The is ideal for home use. It gives a clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is strong, durable, compact, handy. Doesn't leak. Doesn't smoke. Easy to light and Will last for years. Ask for the f dealer everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY D. C. Va. Norfolk. V. Charlotte. N. C Va. Charleston, S. C. It Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of her experience with the woman's Ionic. She says began to use my hack and head would hurt so bad, thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. Alter taking three of I feel like a new woman. I soon gained pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. I wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying for your trouble. It has been helping ailing far more than years. Get a Bottle Today Of I m t the Mil of March. 1915 the lowing described or parcel In Swift Creek known as Lot No. in the i B. estate Bounded on the I the land H Q on the Weal by the of C. s. Par- Chapman, on the on Sons North by m , on th. South by the lands of L M. containing acre more or less. Said land sold i. said mortgage, rain Privileges MOSEY IS and calls are the la wheat. i , Ions la absolutely to the No further risk. Positively the most profitable trading. an , b puts or rails on for or you can buy both for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives yea the to take profit A movement cents profit. for full particulars and bank P. W. Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box found in office of this coup. This February 9th, 1915 J. COX. clerk of Superior By virtue of authority and power executed and delivered Dall Jr., by Joseph Crawford bearing date March 1914, and recorded n Hook T on page of Pitt County Registry, the undersigned will, on MONDAY 8th, day of March, 1915, sell to the highest bidder i . h, by public all the r eat Joseph Crawford in ti lac i t i r the lat , follows, tO All of Inti r . i of i said Joseph Crawford in .-, lo tract parcel land own J by mother In leaver Dam Pitt County, North Carolina known as the Hemby Place, contain acres more or The purpose this sale is to terms i f said Mortgage as ah sot out and to. This February 1915. W, H. Mortgagee HARDING Attorneys. Virtue of a decree the Super- Court of Pitt County in a special proceeding entitled W, Craft, et W, P, Clark et the undersigned ill the 15th day March, 1915, at hour Of M expose to public sale be- fore the Court House door in n c . the following described tract land, to-wit; Lying and being in Town- ship, adjoining the lands of Charles Spell, Berths Evans Allan Move Tom Harper am others containing acre more or less and known as Mill Tract conveyed to Carolina Elks and Gracia Clark by heir- Forbes Terms of Bale. halt cash, payable in one year date of sale, secured by Holeman Bernard, SOU WILL TAKE NOTICE, Thin Ian action entitled as above has been commenced in the Supreme Court of , Pitt County for the purpose of en- I forcing an alleged lien of judgment I upon a certain tract of land situate in the own of Greenville, on the of Fourth Pitt Streets. action being based upon a Judgment alleged to have been rendered in la NOTICE. p n to tho use By virtue of the power of sale on ,. g A Sons, against tamed In a certain mortgage .-x j and which is claimed by rated and delivered by S T plaintiffs to be a part of the home- and wife Lucia J. Carson to of the said J, . Perkins; and This February 4th. 1915. i. it HARVEY, Mortgagees. HANK OF GRIFTON, Owners Debt F. G. James Sun Attorneys Carson mi day of March this action is brought for the and recorded In the Pitt County f the said lands to Registry in Book E page the for and of -ail And you are hereby summoned to before the Judge of our Super- Court, at a Court to be held for . fore i Court House door, hi N. c , to tin I r on lay of Mar, h . . m a u l pare l of land lying being In Pitt County, N. c. and de- scribed as Situate at near the Town of Bethel and common I known as tho lands formerly owned by G. H. Andrews and Margaret and being two tracts, both i containing 1-2 more or less and bounded as tin the North. the County Of Pitt, at the Court House in Greenville, on the second Monday the Monday of March, it be- the 16th, day of March 1915, and answer or demur to the complaint which has been filed In the office of the Clerk of Superior and you will further take notice that if you NOTICE LAUD BALK virtue power vested in in- that Heed of Trust to by C Smith, and Of record ill th Office of the Register of Deeds for Pitt County, in Hook T-10 at I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Greenville, on the St- day of March. ISIS, at o'clock M the following described parcel of estate lying, being and situate Greenville Township. County Pitt and State of North Carolina, Farm No. Twelve on that part of land formerly owned by Mrs. Annie Anderson, and fully in Map Book I, at Page of the Register of Deeds Office for County and containing Three acres. This February 5th, 1915. C. S Albion Dunn, Ally. tail to answer of demur to said within the time prescribed the plaintiff will apply to the for the relief demanded ill This the day of January, COX, Clerk of Superior Court, in the East by tho W. W. Andrews land, on the South by the land of J. Carson and on the Wet by Hie Beth el and Greenville road. The Intern of T. Carson being five sixths ownership. Sale made to said mortgage deed, terms of cash. CARSON This the day of January 1915. Mortgagee Julius Brown Attorney MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LAND virtue of the power sale . on- in a certain deed of trust by Charles Harris and wife, Harris on the 30th day of January. and recorded in County the will offer at public sale t . . ,,., highest bidder tush before . mortgage on the; side of Main street and Court House in the town of Green- property. This sale made for the purpose . -N- Saturday March am plaintiffs and defend- named In the above mentioned. This the 9th day of February. BROWN. DON GILLIAM i-10 ltd 1916 at M the following describe proceeding tracts or parcels of land, its numbers i and i on land formerly owned K R. Co- ten. known as the Place which plat is recorded In Map Hook i page ll. Pitt County That tract of land near Falk- land containing acres and from P. c. b l LAND SALE. virtue f the power contained in B deed executed and delivered P. by William to K James Son, on the day . That ire. of laud t, 1909, Which deed Of trust U I. ale recorded In the office of the It. as recorded In of Deeds of Pitt county in Book Book E . County Re- i, the undersigned will at ll ea.-h before the Court house door in sale is made for the Greenville Monday, the of the bonds by de-- d trust, or par., land lying This the I lib day February, I and y of a i i NOTICE. By virtue of the power of sale toil lamed in a. certain mortgage deed and delivered by s T. Cars.-n and wife Lucia Carson to The Bet- Hanking and Trust Company day of April 1913 and duly recorded in Registry ill Hook page undersigned will ox i pose to sale, before the Court House door In Greenville. N. C. to highest bidder, on Monday March l 1915 at p. n, a certain tract or of land lying being the Town of Bethel, Pitt county, N. C, as on the lands of J. R. Hunting on the forth, He, G. Ford on the East, Carson on tho being fee wide on the front and same back end upon which the repair shop Blood. Sale made to satisfy said deed, terms of sale cash. THE BETHEL HANKING S Julius Drown Attorney. -lo NOTICE Mr. having qualified s receiver for the Pitt Union Warehouse Co., wishes serve notice on all parties who a.-. indebted to the company to settle accounts and notes, and save Lie expense Of a law suit to enforce the collection of them. NOTICE. By the power of sale con- In a certain mortgage deed executed and delivered by John kins and Maggie Wilkins lo L. Moore on the day of 1913 and recorded in the Pitt county Registry Hook Q-lo the undersigned will expose to public Bale before the door in Greenville, N C. to the est bidder, on Monday the first day of March at 12-30 p. a car tract or parcel of laud or three lots of land lying being In the Town of Bethel, Pitt County, N. C, and described as Being Ion. numbers S and described on a certain map made by V. recorded in Hook T-9 page of the Pitt County Registry, and be- same lots deeded to said Wilkins by deed from R. Grimes and others by deed dated and recorded In Hook T-9 pages and of the County Registry, to which reference is hereby mad Sale made to satisfy deed tern I of sale cash. This the M day of January 1915. ll L. MOORE. Mortgagee Julius Brown, Atty Notice to The Public. in order to reduce my stock of marble i will give a reduction prices those who are interested in buying tombstones, can be found the same old stand, Call to see l-y J. C. W. Z. MORTON, In Bet I Tm . p, ad of I P I and being the lot red to William Beat by H i i other deed dated i . i 1901 e ire cur . made t. I ltd it P. G JAMES I I TAKEN on January stray I red white n. ear 1.-. . ii ; et me by paying costs. C. It. GALLOWAY, L. A HUDSON, Jan. 30th. 1918 N, O. l-20-ltd U Skin as a baby's , o f W I art b, , l I It i- i- I mt. I I I tELL .,,. I . . i . co. I Bar , iv Bi ,; The n n this I . i a resolution requesting tho I . i ,. to take action in the Carl r situation and up- pointed a number members i j bar and the resolution Judge Carter's course In the W I The advisability answering th I Solicitor's appeal to the people of slate is being considered STRAY TAKES One white shoat, no mark ad about SO pounds when taken up ah Nov Owner c n c I by paying expenses. Henry horn, if. Bog sun. HAy A i a . all I a Hi of at e. . Co., N It., I . GREENVILLE THE HEART OP E ASTERS CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OP FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Um lea. It out tho Meat , Mas. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON X. MARCH 1915 WILL VOTE ON NEXT AUGUST Sill Killed by House and Vote Taken mi. pot Making s With Hills New Session Drawing Rear Much To lie March a to the Senate determined to thrown upon the people of North Carolina the res- burden of any whiskey legislation. As lo not this shall be done, will be de pendent the action of the of Representatives tho Stubbs amendment us doctored by Senators to submit tho question of pro- of shipment and delivery liquor into this State to the electors on tho Tuesday in August, After this amendment was adopted by the margin of four votes, the Senate the bill as amended with forty- three ayes and hut live noes. The amendment bill passed its reading in the Senate yesterday a; Practically the entire session and taken up in tho discussion the measure. The same condition as to the galleries and lobbies on every occasion when tho bill has under consideration prevailed yesterday during the entire session. While the applause had been general during the consideration of this bill on the aide of tho proponents complete, ab- solute, and silence when the vote was announced. House Proceedings The House yesterday disposed of a great number of local bills and pro- toward clearing the doers looking to filial adjournment, which the natural of events h hound to come in less than ten limo and the Capitol that now know i some patriotic statesmen will he deserted by the Commissioners Order Special Elections on School lax Question in this County The County were lo their regular monthly session Monday and Tuesday up to o'clock. All tho commissioners were present at the mooting. In addition to tho regular routine business tip before them they took up matters regarding elections in different parts of the county school questions. The first of these being an election to held in to vote a high school tax for that district on April An election was ordered held at Stokes Carolina and at the school tho district determine whether these districts shall be made special tax districts. These will held in April. An election was ordered held In Carolina township to the sentiment of tho on the law question. A largo number of minor matters were passed on, it requiring the whole day and a half session to finish up the business coming before them. SUICIDE Russia Claims Germans Have Been Repulsed in Severe Battle in Poland Bloody Battle Rages in Carpathian Slain Ravines WESTERN IS Ken The lag Held barge Continues to London, March arm arc engaged in battles alto r the whole eastern front, in North Poland they die offensive with large reinforce-mints and slowly pushing the action back to the Prussian frontier CHILD BILL UNITED STATES There Is still a that the federal child labor bill may passed by the Senate before according to the National Child Labor Committee. The Senate Committee on interstate Commerce reported It favorably the end of las; and tho National Child Labor believes that only a email minority of Senators are actively op- el to the measure. The only will be in having the bill brought to a vote, but the Child Labor Labor Committee says this can be overcome if all those who are Interested in It will their Sen- urging them to demand PLACED FOB C. March C- a magistrate, Campbell. C. C. Kay, Jones William Kay and John farmers today were placed on trial hero charged with the murder of throe killed during race rioting at Pair Play, S. C, on December 20th, 1914. The indicted yes- mas has ESCAPE FIRE DESTROYS RESIDENCE MR. IN No known Reason Art of Snow Hill, March Agnes Seymour, a year old girl of near committed suicide late Sunday afternoon, at her homo by drinking a of carbolic acid No reason .-en for the rash act and no one i Of any reason why tho young girl wished to die. Tho family was sitting In the house late Sunday afternoon when the girl was seen to leave the room with a bot- but nothing was thought to De wrong until later when she was found dead In a room. It was a great shook to the community Carpathians and eastern Hi. resisting fierce Austrian ll Except In front of the fortress o which they are still barding, tho Germans, M tho Russian official turned their backs on the they emerged from East Prussia on the heels of tho a short time ago. in however, they rear guard actions. The Russian offensive extends Poland to the Lower Vistula, where Russian troops holding la-k th who threatened south of the river. For the however, tho Carpathians Is seen of the heaviest righting Tie who, despite and heavy losses, seem to ITEMS OF THE BLACK JACK SECTION Black Jack. March are some fine weather now. and farmers progressing with then work nicely. Miss Bottle Harper Is spending the week with Miss Clara Hello Harper at Mr. Tucker Mills spent afternoon Mr. F L. on St. De Sheriff through our town t Mr. I. A. Stocks went to Qr-en- ville Friday. Misses Myrtle Lena Arnold spent Saturday night and Sun- day with lira. Moore at Mill P Ross Edwards I never ending source of supply-, through our town Sun lay. no mil Fish Row The flub over report of chairman the Rah who establishing a state Fish Coin Before Supreme Court One case from Pitt county was argued before the Supreme court yea- j the case of Las- Biter vs Norfolk Southern Railroad j A number of Pitt county lawyers are j attending court in this ; returned to the the aid of largo artillery , a a.- i the Tills, to Caldwell, N. J., March 1- young New York women, who spent the week-end the sunrise Mountain House at Pin. Brook, saved Harry Roller, of New from being dash- ed to death late last Sunday down th- side of Hook Mountain. But for their help ho would fallen feel. The young women tor,, their coats into strips. These they- tied to until they were long enough to the man. who had fallen about thirty feet down the side of th- mountain. has been upending a few days at tho Sunrise Mountain House. His resellers arrived Saturday, their party were Miss Ruth Levy. Mrs. Han tilth Goldberg, Sadie Maud Lewis, the Minnie Dorothy Miss Rose Miss Dorothy Warner. Mis Sinner, all of New York, and of San , Bonn after noon took a Indian Rock, which to the edge of the his foot As he fell be rolled over ti side of tho cliff. young women saw They ran to tho edge of the cliff, ex- to see his body at the bottom, but he was about thirty feet below their, holding to the rocky side of the cliff. It then that the rope of was made, and the girls, uniting their loss about With no on any thing Burned m in w mi m Flames Headway None The Could He Sated Rut Pack House And Burn Mr. A. Hudson, a prominent farmer of this county who lives two miles from Simpson, had the mis fortune to lose his residence and all the outside with the exception of his pack-house and tobacco barn by a lire occurred yesterday between and o'clock. Practically all the contents of the dwelling were burned, only a few articles be lug saved. The together with all the hay, fodder and Of corn burned. While It ll not known exactly how- the lire start- ed it was discovered in tho joists over the room. It gained rapid headway and soon the whole was In flames. The barn oilier building near caught from dwelling house. The loss is estimated to he between and with no insurance. we to lie., him ago in soon. Miss Magi Hudson and Mr. Rent Buck of i v j strength, dragged to safety through town . Jersey Bank Trials Begin, tan account, wan my hut All to -J mi I'M d I In time have I cud, Bend, i- T i . i i y I door of the House tin; night MS- day sod it , I , Ion. the the twin i Divorce Bill Put To Sleep. were ad. Mr Bowman moved to reconsider , all this hi In the tho divorce laws tho Germans are I lo the State passed its third read- i to i-- and which on motion for n i -w attempt to Mr. Vann was re. from Sen- allies lines In mission favorably, Mr wished Monday Mr, Bynum People ,. the n the bill re-referred to and hate been warned to p a N j. March n Tho first several trials persona charge claiming the members oppose to bl id not had a d.-ii Mr. Laugh i he bad trio to be and in this he was backed up by Mr. of Cumberland, an ,, Mr. Mayo Beaufort, both m In Ins argument Mr. inn to billet o Crier. The to reconsider man I to i Is preparing for mother third reading I failed r v had en heard In I I vote of to today from Hi i . Will Monet thought possible that the storm H afternoon Mr. L. i Is mill Mr. V. i J with offense;. In CO with Ci lime Sun y it o qt a late ; Trust Cone e i .; n. , . i i, -e when i -i ., Mb heel T. lay a i y wit ; i were called s and Lillian the bar. are charged with com- r.- three men borrow it t I Bur e v.- bunk. t he the crowd still Increase, READ U ,. r the DIES week cm Annie Carroll at Va, March The k. . Mill. A. l. Mr. E n pi i y . -i, , work or the Sou i l died here this i . ,. , I. a the committee. Mr Hampton Senate hill providing tor . Interferes with operations. ll Currituck, complained that ho chase of Mount Mitchell and the ship inly been run over by tho roll-r tor are only part of lb Beet t In but the upshot of the whole the attention of the House for more the forts lining the was that the bill went tho calendar than an hour I Is that II the true i the issues to be bought out on reading to Austrian fleet started t h . t n. i . Or died at St. Ron ,.,., i . , I regained i to . in,, re i spend I e f . i b -day. thus, i die I, i; i b I an mi others will up tho bombard. Trout Both Alike To the Editor Will you please publish the following Item. see from the newspapers that Legislature is about to build a homo for fallen women. Would It mil be o good idea to set apart a nice room, or rooms the for some or all of the honorable are helping to bring them down When the appropriation is made for the fallen building, ad . enough double the size of the pen. for gentlemen, We are always reading cities an t towns he after women of the re I g i stripe the spider legged g, a ho la n i . i nut troubled even by polio . o d n name called The of all this i t, mo . i an awful thin for the women and not for th-- man i think the e and h- should tall as hard on one This may be one ; i I. men are afraid to our no n to vote. lay that our I t r the same offense. w. T. Merry 0,1.-, V. C, . i Observer. , .- m .- New Jersey farm r a of . the r. ml i was universally New Jersey doctor. Ills will leave, a hail Gil r Harvey Smith. a our town Sunday.