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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Gime eleftrijde Setmaidine

I,,ener grfinoung lit bon Sapernier
Dor Der Barrier glfaoemie Der @iiien'
ibaften bei6rieben iporoem. sic
.glei6t i'm Brinaip Ser 2inotpp.Ma.
i6ine, aber Die Serri6tunsen bes
.Sesens unb bes @uiies gel6eben
.o~eionbers. Ser Seter arbeitet oil
liner glrt eleftriifer Shreibmaibine,
bic einen ourblohten Streifen ber-
teQt nnb gleidSeitig cine getpobnIid)
Jeihriebene Gopie bes Manuifripts,
pie @erbelieruneen auf Dem Streifen
'rm0gliht, bepor Die Sppen einse.
Iest neroen. 9as ourdlotte 9ano
pirb ielbittbGtig bur6 Die eleftriid
betriebene Setmaidine binourdge.
iibrt. Ger 8ortbeil Der Srenmung
re;oer Sbeile Der @rbeit bernbt bar
u, baB Die @uBmaidine nit glei6.
6rmiger SOditgeihwinoigfeit tbatie
Elm fam mno BON Der @eididli6feit
es SeserS mabbansig arbeitet.
ine meitere @bGnberung Der Ma.
Dine erlallbt cine telegrapbiihe 8e.
aBling, iubem Die S6rift oil einem
~lltfernten gmpfangsapparat gleih.
,itig aufgenommen peroen fann.
3elhreibungen Der ~ein5elnen Sbeile
sr MaiGine iinb bisber nod ni6t
sroffentlidt Doroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Nus Nor6>S atota.
Srier, sc. g., s. Oft. 1903.

Sr1ef, &c. ~, .. III. 1JOo.
@ertber sSerr @onnerl
Sie 9rel6flaidinen iino i'm polleit
8anae bier. 9urb ooS beiBe
@etter i'm Suli bot uniere grnte
SGaoen selitten, oenn Der @ei3en
brinot MIR I'M gllgemeinen ~, Safer
%, @erlte 90, Slabs 10 9uibel bonn
gder. aartoffeln iuto gut, 200
Suibel pom Ider.
SIN filrser 3eit miro Ser bo6p'ite
9ii6of Sbanlep uniere neue Stride
einmeiben. 9ieielbe lit iest gang
iertig uno nit alien notbmenoi9en
Wobeln oerieben. Ser bodD. Serr
Yater SEQ, 8. g. g., beriiebt jest
nniere @emeinoe jebe IA Gage bon
Ganoo aus, no tie ibm bieien Som'
ner elm Y~farrhouS bon $4,000 &C.
buut baben. SehS Samilien bon
Stearns County, Wtinn., baben lif)
oieien CONNER bier angeiieoelt. ollie
ltammen aus Dem &egierungsbe3irt
Srier. CONT lit Srier Der rihtige
9tome fir uniere @emeinoe. Ser
2anoprcis lit elm tuenig eeiunfen in.
folge Der lei6ten grnte. Sn Der
lesten 3eit batten mir piel Tegen
bier, am s. september batten mir
einen beftigen &egenihirm uno gegen
@beno elm 3on Sdnee. SEPT baben
mir i6oneS @etter.
Wit @ruB
9. Q 6nIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Yraftiide Seute itnS ole Sene3os
Ianer.

Gle baben Dor Sabren einmal Sen
@ei6lub gefabt, iebem ibrer YrGli-
bcIten Elm 9enfmal an erridten; ba
tie aber iebr suetteripenoii6 in ibrer
CUNT iinb, periagen tie ibre YrGii.
benten IN Der Hegel ihon, ebe oeren
Imts5eit abgelarlfen lit. 60 fam es
benn, Dob III S%ene5uela elm Srdiihen.
terl.S enfmal nab Dem mberM mieoer
beieitigt meroen mllBte, ba on Elm
init S6impf uno Sdanbe periagtes
Staatsoberbaupt bod nidt Elm Gent.
mol in Der SmoeSbmlptitaot err
innern onrite. 9ieieS NieoerreiBen
uno Neuallibauen bon 9enfmalern
iparo ben Sene5olanern inoellen oit-
lest 10 foltipielig nmo langmlerig,
lnb 10 errihteten Tie oenn elm Dent
mai nit abnebmbarem 8opf, 10 Dob
'im YrGiioentenpediel nur Der
Gopf ocS nelren Staatsoberbauptes
mobcqirt an peroen braubt. nab
rcao Die ben Mumpf befleioenoe Uni
form ia obncbin Die namli1e bleibt.
mnb prattii&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Gem ,Gat6. @odcnblatt"

SCHb UStWtU. SCuuJCHuIull UuU
Chicago, ST., entnebmen mir oas
S~olgenbe, Sas fiir nniere 9eier bon
bcionocrem Sntcreiie iein miro, iueil
oarin aud bon benz bofip'iten St-
idpf Scopes Die &eoe eebt:
Ger bodip. Serr @ilbelm so.
banneS, Gfarrer bon SiebenbrunlleN,
2urembure, Der sur Seier bes iil6cr-
zen Grieiteriubilaums bes Dodm.
Serrn 9eter Sobamues, 6. g. s..
Meftor Der @ariG Simmelfabrts-@ Sc.
mieinoe 81 Soutb @eno, Sno., ieineS
leibli6en 9ruOers, oas am IL. Oft.
eefeiert miro, nah Mmerifa fam
ireilt cnfangS bieier ISOLDE III Gbi.
cogo. aebnlid tuie iein bo6tp'iter
@iidot Migr. Scopes. Der ben &a-
tbolifen Imerifa's nod berlte elm
treueS MnOenfen benabrt, mie ser
hc6w. Serr @. Sobamnes perii9ert,
lit au6 err I'M boben WaEe b~efriebigt
ron DEN Gin0riideu, Die es biSber BON
Gmerifa, insbelonoere ober bon bell
&atbolifen bieieS 9anbes, empiing.
Syringe Sreuoe bereitet eS linn. biers
5ulanOe 10 o;ele brape 2urembnrger
geiunOcn 81 bo6en, Die treu uno illl.
entpegt i'm @lauben bebarren, uno|
hie ben Hamen oeS fleinen 2anocsd
aus Dem lie itammeu, bier an groBend
Mnieben gebrabt baben. SIN 5eil1iIJ
Jig Sebn Saeen geoenft Der bpdm.
Sr. Sobannes Suriid3ufebren in bic
Scimatb, no er Miar. Scopes beriG.
ten miro, baB Die neutrality-suspicious.
Gatbplifen bieies 2auoes, oDne
llnteritieo ibrer Stammes5ugeborig-
felt, ieiuer in eroBter @dtms uno
@erebrlrng ~geOenfen. $50 INNER
Giarrer Sobannes IN Imerifa bin.
fom. fanb er, oaB 9iihof Scopes
bir6 Icin leutieliees @eien iid aaer
Aer5en erobert bate. oils Der DodJ.
miiroige Serr iih am @orabenb lei
ner slbreiie nod gmerifa bel %ieAenL
leinem geiltli6en @orgeietteu. Der.
abihicbete, bemerfte Wisr. Scopes
nit liebenswiirbigem Sumor Su
ei,em brittem @npeienoen: .gr gebt
rod Mmcrifa, Inn 81 ieben, rie ih
mid BORT rgeihidt" babe" Mun,
bpdlp. Sobannes faub, baB man
allerortcn MIR ben einen @uni6
begt: .@ieoerfommen!"
Der 2nrcmbnrser ltnterititnnss.
@erein BON ct. Yaul, Wim., triiit
'Sortebrmngens I'M iein 25iGbriScs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Yoffaan,em.

Ste groBten gimabmen iGmmt.
ber Boitperipaltungen Der @elt bat
Iih Der lebten Statiitif bes @elt.
.pitpereins bonn Sabre 1901 Die
,l,tide Hoit. gs betrugen Die Soft
nabmen in MiQionen Sranfen in
tuti6lanb $50, ben Ser. Staaten
IN Noroamerifa 57S, @roBbritan-
en- 36413, Sranfrei6 2721a, Stub.
no 215, Seiterreih 115, Stalien
(, llngarn 80, Sapan AZ, Shpeia
!, @elgien 261a, Spanien % uifp.
4n5 onoers itelt ii6 bds @erbalt.
B, perm man Die gusgaben nnb
init Den lleberiduB IN @etradt
ut. Sier itebt IN eriter 2inie Die
blii6e Eolt, melde iiber 100
tlionen Sranfen lle6eriduB Der
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Ser &ulturfampf tn Tramfrei9

tobt luitig meiter; fiirSli6 lit III Der
gldubisen @retagne elm Serfmal fir
ben Gbriitusleugner Nenan entbiillt
poroen; GombeS belt Die Seitreoe
bierbei. Die 9egeiiterung uno
Sreube Des 8oIfes bierbei mar cine
10 grobe, baB Der Miniiter binter
brei Heiben Soloaten feline &eoe
balten mtbte. 9as Sodibreien bat
cine 8anbe iunger So5ialiiten be-
iorgt. Die @6ter bonn beiligen
@eiite: Die in Den Golonien iebr
iegensrei6 ipirfen, miiiien nun au6
ibre Snititlte in Sranfreib iblieBen.
&&us uber ~eSen Die @iiniiter ibun,
bas befoIgt Elm Sbeil Der geamten.
melt eetrailif. 60 miro aus
BEAUTIES gemeloet: Gin @enoarm,
Der Elm &rm5ifir erblidte, bate nidts
Giligeres 81 tbun, ols es IN Stiide 81
bauen, uno als ibn eiu entIetter
augerseuse, Dem Die Sa6e bod 81
i itarf mar fraete, Oh er oenn ni6t be.
lfiirtte, fir bas ~begangene Safrile.
, GUM biiBen Su miiiien, antlportete er
! init Iabenoem Mrnbe: rSus lit nun
Der bierte Gbriitus, ben ih pernidtet
babe, 1Ino i'd fam Sic periiGern, OaB
mild ieitoem nod abiolut ni6ts un'
ansenebmes 5ugeitoBen lit" Ser
Wann bat ieinen 2ebensabenb nod
Dor iid. Der 8ampf gegen Die
Sroen, Die llnterridt ertbeilen, bat
uidt MIR 10000 aloiterfralen er.
pcrbslos gema6t nnb aui Die Stra-
ben geiest, es baben iest audi trot
Der boben Mebrauseaben $4,000
&inber feinen llnterri6t mebr!
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gSas 1T benz Sas 9ridenoite tut
menjhliden Seben?

gs lit idon minoeitens einige
tunbert Sabre Der, ba fragte elm
&onig brei @eltpeiie, mas iie fir
Sen b~riidenbiten 3uitano I'M menl6-
lihen 2eben hielten.
Ser grite ic5te: "rSas Sitter, bon
S6made, Notb uno Irmntb be-
gleitet."
Ser 3meite: n8ranf iein jlno oa'
bel sugleib nngebuloig."
Ser Sritte: .Seinen SOD Dor
IliGen ieben lino 5ugleid miIlen,
nifts @ntes getban 5l baben."
9ieiem 2etteren ertbeilte Der
&onig Den GreiS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
The Tarboro Quarrette,

On Thursday night, March Goth, a
opera house, and greatly enjoyed the
most pleasing musical Entertainment by
the Tarboro Quartette. The quartette
was composed of Messrs Paul Jones,
Harry Smith, Robert Brown, T. III.
Gatlin, Jr., and Robert Rawls at the
piano.
For an hour and half they delight
ed the audience with choice selections,
and each member OF the quartette sang
In good voice. Some of these young
gentlemen had sung before a Scotland
Neck audience before and much was
expected of them on this occasion.
They sang we'll and fully met expecta-
tons. Miss Annie Biggs, Messrs. 0. J.
Moore and III. W. Nixon also rendered
fine music on the violin and piano.
Two dialogues, Glove in the Kitch-
en-" by Miss Nonie Wllliford and Mr..
D. P. Stern, and "Goln' Somewhere" by
Mrs. G. III. johnson and Mr.. s. w. Nor
risette, were we'll rendered and enjoyed.
Misses Emily Neal and Monte Wilt
ford gave Rotations that were pretty,
we'll rendered and greatly enjoyed.
Altogether it was an evening of good
entertainment, and Scotland Neck will
warmly welcome our Tarboro friends
whenever they can and will come
again.
The quartette was accompanied by
the following young gentleman from
Tarboro
Messrs. Ivey McCabe, MILFORD
Haynes, Abe Arnheim and Dossey
Battle.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit of the Methodist church of this
place and the net proceeds were $50.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02

HAIL MoNDAY.-There was consid-
cradle hail in Scotland Neck Monday
Of this week.
MEETING AT TILLERY-Rev. J. K
Howell, OF Rocky Mount, who is pastor
OF the Baptist church at Tillery, is hold
ing a meeting there this week. Rev.
B. Craig, pastor of the Rocky Mount
Baptist church, will do the most of the
preaching.
FREsHET IN THE ROANoKE.-FOr
several days there has been freshet
in the Roanoke river. The water has
been high all along the stream. At
WILLIAMSON 1t was said Sunday that
there had not been such freshet in
several years.
LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE is pre-
pairing for great Commencement the
last w@sk in NAV. Bishop A. Coke
Smith will preach the Annual Sermon.
DR.. G. F. Ried, OF Nashville, Tenn, VIII
deliver the Missionary Address and
Gov. Aycock will: deliver the Literary
Address.
ATTENDED THE UNIoN-The follow
ing persons from Scotland Neck attend
ed the Baptist union at Williamson
Saturday and Sunday: Rev. M. L.
Kesler, Mess. N. Biggs, w. A. Dunn,
j. A. Pope, III. E. Ray, E. E. Hllliard
and Misses Annie Biggs and EstelIe
Johnson. ALI returned Monday except
Misses Biggs and johnson who remain
ed in Williamson few days.
The HATcH-ADAMs Carnival Com
pany which will furnish the attractions
for the Tarboro, N. c., K. of P. Street
Fair and Carnival, is an aggregation OF
100 people, requiring eight cars to
transport them and property. Their
contract requires that all shows shall
be of such character that ladies and
children can attend at all times with
perfect proprlety. Every one can come
and have innocent amusement. Don't
forget the date, April 18th to 18th.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Great Sunday School Meeting.

I write to urge every white Sunday
School superintendent and pastor to at
tend or send an alternate to the Halifax
County Sunday School Convention at
Enfield April 90, 1903. The North
Carolina Sunday School Association
has tour party OF TOUR, Prof. S. M.
Smith; State secretary, Rev. Walter
Holcomb, Mr.. Charles Elmer Furman,
Rev. Jno. T. Jenkins now visiting the
eastern counties in North Carolina.
They will be in Enfield on above date
we trust. Come or send some one with
collection OF at least two cents per MEM
Der of each Sunday School UNDER your
care to pay current expenses, and oblige.
Your servant in the S. s. work,
w. G. WHITAKER,
Prest. Halifax s. S. Assn,
Enfield, N. G.
N. B.-Be sure to write at once to
Mr.. r. B. Britt, Chairman Entertain
ment Committee, Enfield, n. G., what
time you expect to arrive.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Shooting at Robersonville.

Last Sunday the colored people held
a Union Meeting near Jacksonville
Some crowds went into the town and
we're boisterous. Policeman les. Bull
luck told them to keep quiet, when one
of the colored men drew pistol and
shot Mr.. Bullock in the arm, the ball
entering about the wrist and coming out
near the elbow. just as the cOlored
man shot Mr.. Eulluck fred also the
ball entering the coloaed mans throat.
Another colOred man was shot in the
fracas but his wounds were slight.
The man who was shot in the throat
was seriously hurt. A number OF col
ored men were placed in the lookup
Sunday to await proceedings Monday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
A Day in WILLIAMSON.

The editor of The COMMONWEALTH
spent last Sunday in the good town of
Williamson in attendance upon the
Baptist Union. The meeting was good
and we'll attended by ministers from
the various churches and delegates as
we'll. The usually Interesting pro-
gramme was before the meeting. Sub
jects covering the various departments
of the work OF the Baptist denomlna-
ton were discussed and all the work
was we'll done.
The people of Williamson were
bounteously hospitable in their enter
tainment, and every guest, in whatever
home he was entertained, felt that he
was peculiarly fortunate in the cordial
welcome ne received and in the atten-
tons that were shown in giving him q
good time and pleasant entertainment.
The writer was most Hospitality en-
tertained in the home of Mr.. G.. M.
Newell, one Of the rising young law
yers of Eastern Carolina. He and his
queenly little wife and her charming
sister, Miss Nell Simpson, in their
young years have already learned well
the art OF entertaining and their guest
will always go from their home with
quite pleasing recollectlons of most
liberal hospitality. Mr.. Newell is a ma
tive Of Franklin county aud graduate
of Wake Forest College, both in the
literary and the law departments. He
located in WILLIAMSON five years ago
Immediately after securing his license
to practice law, and has made a good
reputation and is doing well In his
profession.
We also enjoyed hospitality in the
handsome new home of DR.. John D.
Biggs, whose lovely young wife (nee
Miss Lucy DUNN is so we'll known in
this community. They are worthy of
everything good that can be said of two
young accomplished house-keepers, and
1t was indeed pleasant to spend few
hours with them.
By reason of the lateness of the hour
at which we arrived in WILLIAMSON
on saturday night and the heavy rains
Sunday afternoon and Monday morning,
we saw very little of the towr general
" but the people are in lively mood
in business matters, have realized many
advantages from the pew tobacco mark
ct and seem to be happy and prosperous.
Altogether, it was pleasant outing
and we shall be glad when we can
have an opportunity Of visiting Will
liamston again.
All who we're present at the Union
seemed to haye had a pleasant time
and left with good words OF praise for
the people, and appreciation Of what
was done to make the visitors to the
town glad that they had spent day
within its gates.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Letter to LOUIS Wiley.

Dear Sir You take interest in your
work and you want every stroke of the
brush to do all that 1t can,
Devoe Lead and Zinc max IS every
stroke of the brush count. Missed
paint wastes fifteen to eighty per cent.
of every stroke-depends upon the
amount of adulteratlon ia the mixed
paint.
That's what we mean by ''fawer gal
Ions" We can't dwell ON every reason
for using Devoe Lead and Zinc. There
are too many.
E. z. Bowman, Girard, Pa, writes
Mr.. Burt Young bought one gallon
of Devoe Lead and Zinc in halves to
paint rooms. on which he had always
used one gallon of mixed paint: half
gallon OF Deyoe did the work and he
returned the other half gallon.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEyoE & Co.
New York.
P. S., E. T. Whitehead & Co. sell our
roinf
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Coming, Going and Whereabouts
Of Our People.

Of Our People.
Mr.. N. Biggs went to Richmond or
business Tuesday.
Clerk S. NJ. Gary, OF Halifax, was
here short while some days ago.
Mr.. L. r. Cherry and Miss Mary J.
Cherry went to Whitakers Friday.
Miss Stella Fountain of Rocky Mount
is visiting the family of Mrs M. E.
Gray.
Mrs. M. III. Mcdowell returned some
days ago to Murfreesboro after a visit
here to her people.
Misses Minnie Gray, Cleye Andrews
and Mr.. Joe Gotten went to Enfield to
attend the Wilkins-Petway nuptials.
Mr.. w. T, Clement, of Enfield, was
here Tuesday shaking hands with his
many friends who were glad to see him.
Mr.. J. H. Allsbrook, Jr., returned
from Jacksonville last Saturday where
he has been about six weeks moving
houses.
Rev. M. L. Kesler is in Williamson
this week assisting Rev. B. X. Mason,
pastor of the Baptist church there, in
meeting.
Mr.. E. O. Moore, of Kinston, was
here Tuesday. He was formerly resi-
dent of Scotland Neck, but has been
away several years.
Mrs. J. L-Savage, who had spent
some days visiting her daughter, Mrs.
J. T. Lewis, returned to her home at
GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
President r. T. Van, of the Baptist
Female University at Raleigh, spent
Monday hight here. He is always
warmly welcomed to Scotland Neck.
Mrs. F. NJ. Pope and her daughter,
Miss Onie, of Newport News, Va, have
been here some days visiting their rel
atives and friends who are glad to see
them.
Rev. G. A. Sherwood, student from
Wake Forest college, preached in the
Baptist church here Sunday morning.
He made good impression and his
sermon was spoken of In compliment
ary way by many who heard it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Store for Rent.
Golden Wedding.
Enfield Ledger.

Enfield Ledger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pike, who live
near Brinkleyv1lle, celebrated their
golden wedding on Tuesday the 18th.
were children, grand children, and
greats grand children present The coup
le received many handsome presents.
Mr.. Pike is seventy-five and Mrs. Pike
seventy-eight years of age, and they are
both still in good health. Mr.. Pike
was gallant Confederate soldier. He
is the father OF our we'll known citizen,
Mr. E. l.. Pike. This couple has been
signally blessed Of Providence in having
such long and happy life together,
and we hope they may yet be spared
many years blessing to mankind and
each other.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
DUE NOTICE IS SERVED.

Due notice is hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel SaIve IS the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure,
unadulterated witch hazel. DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands
of cases of piles that would not yield
to any other treatment, and this fact has
brought out many worthless counter
feits. Those persons who get the gen.
uine DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve are
meyer disappointed, because it cures -
Fer sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imme-
diate relief in all cases of Ceugh, Group
and LaGrippe because it does not pass
into the stomach, but
takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. 1t draws out the Inflammation,
heals and soothes and cures permanent
ly by enabling the lungs 20 contribute
pure llfe.g giving and life-sustaining oxy-
gen to the blood and tissues.-For sale
by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02

For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills
They always effect cure and save doc
tor bills.
Little Early Risers are different from
all other pills They 90 rot weaken
the system, bull Get rs . tonic TO the
tissne s,y arGusiEg the secre.ions and
restoring The liver 70 the full per
t1rmnnce ff III functions IN nr,ily -
For sait, 81 mite head e
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Notice.

DY virtue of the power vested in me
d by a certain deed of trust, executed
to me by w. T. Joyner and R. L. JOY
ner, which is of record in the Register
OF Deeds office OF Halifax county, State
of North Carolina, in book SO, at page
40, I will on the Oath day OF April,
1908, in the town of Scotland Neck, n.
G., sell at public suction to the high
est bidder Tor cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, lying in Halifax
county, in said State, to-wlt: That
land upon which the said r. L. Joyner
now resides (Feb. LIST, 1898, bounded
by the lands OF w. T. Joyner (now J..
A.. Kltchin) the main run of Deep
Creek, the land Of Kel and Fed Ed
monds, the land of Charles Dancy and
by the Tarboro road, estimated to con-
tain $50 acres, and being the tract OF
land known AZ the B. +. Joyner tract.
This the 23d day OF March, 1903.
w. A. DUNN,
1911 ~ - = = ~ -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Notice.

HAVING this day qualified as exeecu.
IL tor of the last will and testament
OF e. L. Joyner, all persons having
claims against his estate must present
same to me or to my attorneys, Kitchin
& Kltchin, on Or before May 1st, 1904,
or this notice viii be plead in bar of
their recovery.
This March Goth, 1908.
w. T. JoYNER,
4-2-6t. Executor.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
$4,000
Wardrobe at TarbOrO.

ONE THOUSAND YARDS of Silk
~ is used IN one of the costumes of
Bunken, the Great Impersonator, who
will be seen at Tarboro during the
Street Fair and Carnival April 18th to
18th. The Great Bunken with a
$4,000 wardrobe and wonderful cleo
trlc effects, viii! be one OF the chief
features Of the Hail OF Fame The So
ciety people rave over her. You must
not miss this.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-04-02
Reduced Rates Via Atlantic Coas
Line.

RICHMOND, VA.--Southern Educa-
tional Conference. Tickets on sale
from points In Virginia, April Goth,
2lst and 22nd. Final limit April 28th,
1903. From all other points, April
Goth and 21st, final limit April 29th,
One and One-third Fares.
3-19to4-16.
SAVANNAH, GA.-Southern Baptist
Convention and Auxiliary Societies.
Tickets on sale from all points at One
Fare for Round Trip, plus twenty-five
(25) cents, May 18th to 7th, inclusive.
Final limit May Goth, 1903. An ex-
tention of the final limit until June
LIST, may be obtained by deposit of tick
cts with Joint Agent at Savannah, on
payment of fee OF fifty (50O cents.
3-19to5-7.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.--United Confed-
crate Veterans Reunion. Tickets on
sale May 10th to 21st, inclusive. Final
limit May Oath, 1908. An extention
of final limit to June 18th, may be OBJ
tanned by deposit of tickets with Joint
Agent at New Orleans on payment of
fee of fifty (5O) cents. Rate One Cent
Per Mile. 3-19to5-21.
Call on Ticket Agents Tor exact rates
and any other information and see that
your tickets read via Atlantic Coast
Line. w. j. CRAIG,
Gent Pass. ACT.