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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04

$500 For \ PAIR OF MULEs.-Last
Monday Mess. Prince 4 Go. sold to
Mr.. J. X. Savage, of Edgecom be
county pair of mules for $500
This was perhaps the finest pair Of
mules sold on this market in years
Mess. Prince & Co, by selling
high grade horses and mules, just such
as they have proposed to sell, have
made Scotland Neck larger and
better stock market.
VISITED A SPECIALIsT.--Some weeks
ago as result of stroke upon the
ground with buggy whip, particle
of coal Or grit struck Mr.. F. P. Shields
IN the eye which caused some pain al
the time. A few days ago the eye
again became infamed and he suffered
SO Sunday he went to Norfolk to con.
suit specialist. Mr.. Shields was &C.
ccompanied by Mr.. J. P. Futrell and
they returned Monday with the in
structlons of the specialist tor Mr.
Shields to stay in doors several days
to give the eye perfect rest.
MASTER WILLIAM Mcdowell HURT.
One day last week while Master VIII
liam Mcdowell, son of Mr.. A. Nc.
Dowell, was playing with some other
boys, twig or brier, struck him in
the eye. At first it was not thought
serious, but by Friday it seemed
necessary to take him to a special
lst. Mr.. Mcdowell, in company
with his phyVician, DR.. H. !. Clark
took Master William to Norfolk. They
returned Saturday with the encourage
ment Of the specialist that with care
full treatment the eye may be saved.
STORE BROKEN INTo.--One night
during the holidays the store of Nor
rIsett Bros. was broken into but they
missed no goods. The robber cut the
putty from large pane of glass at a
back window and removed the glass.
As no goods were missed the Mess.
Morrlsett think the intruder was look
ing for money, but found none in the
drawers or cash register. They hap.
pened to count their over coats that
very night and took inventory of some
other goods and this was the ground.
on which they concluded nothing was
stolen.
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Miss Ethel Dunn went to Durham
Monday, accompanying her aunt, Miss
Onie Dunn, on her return 20 Durha II
after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Salisbury came up
from Hamilton to cpend Christmas
with Mrs. salsbury's parents, Or. and
krs. T. NJ. Johnson.
Pref. a. B. Hill, superintendent OF
the graded schools in Rockingham,
spent the Christmas holidays here with
his father, Capt. a. B. Hill.
Mr.. S. w. Bagley who has been liv-
ing In Raleigh fer some time, has To-
Gated In Scotland Neck as agent for
the Aetna Life Insurance Co.
Miss Helen Perry, of the Baptist
University for Women in Raleigh.
spent the holidays here with her
father, Mr.. J. A. Perry, and other rela-
Iuves.
Mr.. J. L. Allsbrook and family re-
turned home last Friday from a trip to
Wharton station where they have been
visiting Mrs. AlIsbrook's sister, Mrs. w.
VI. Dixon.
Mr.. X. House, who has been living
in Virginia for some time, came to
Scotland Neck last week preparatory
to opening business here.
Mr.. John W. House, who has
been keeping books for Edwards &;
Co, viii Keep books this year with
Baker & Robertson in Palmyra. Mr..
Il. e. Smith, Of Benson, n. c., has
tssen position of book-keeper for Ed
walds & Co, the position occupied by
Mr. j. w. House.
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Mr.. Newbern Whitehurst, who thas
been travelling TOR some months, spent
the Christmas holidays here with his
iather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Whitehurst.
The following Young ladies' came
from tie Baptist University Ill Raleigh
to spend Christmas at home Misses
Annie Josev, Undine Futrell, Salhe
Baker and Helen Hilliard.
Misses Alice FerreIl, Pattie Thorne
and Tempe Cameron, teachers in the
graded school, went home to spend the
holidays-Mlss Terrell to Raleigh, Miss
Thorne to Airlie and Miss Cameron to
Warrenton.
Those who accompanied Mr.. J. e.
Bowers to Florence, S. c., on the occa-
sion OF his marriage vera Mess J. S.
Bowers, j. A. Pittman, Misses Margar-
ct Bowers, Pattle Leggett, Lucille Leg
gett and Miss Margaret Bozeman, OF
Enfield.
Mr. w. H. Price, who has a position
in Draughan's Business College in
Raleigh, came home to spend the hol-
ldays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Berry Price. His brother, hlr. Arthur
Price, accompanied him on his return
to Raleigh.
The following Young men have been
home from school during the holidays :
From Wake Forest Mess. Ashby Dunn,
Paul Bryan, Ashley Bryan, Lonnie
Dunn and Edwin Josey; from Chapel
hiil--Bruce Lewis, Henry Clark, Hugh
Ritchin, Percy Johnson and Thurman
kitchin, who Is taking a course in
medicine there.
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Notice..

Having qualified as administrator K
of ]. J. Savage, late Of Halifax county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of the said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
the 21st day OF Decem ber, 1906, or this
notice will be pleaded III bar OF their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please maze immediate
settlement.
This the 21st day of December, 1908.
ELIZABETH SAVAGE, ADMINISTRATIVE.
KrrcHIN, SMITH q KITCHIN. Attorneys.
12-21-Gt,
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100 FINE CHICKENS FOR SALE.

We have a lot of Thoroughbred
3 AIRED and White Plymouth Rocks,
Americas popular favorites, recon
tnended strongly for prolific LAYING
qualities and for the market or table.
Sample of these most excellent fowls
may be seen at our store. Stop and
look at them. We are large dealers in
Chickens and Eggs. If you want to
buy or sell anything IN this line try us.
J. D. RAY & co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04

It is sin to suffer with backache
end pains over the Kidneys when a
single dose of Pine-ules will give relief
in one night. Suffering women should
heed these warnings ere it is too late
Female troubles may result. Pine-ules
will strengthen the Kidneys and blad-
der, cleanse the blood and relieve the
aches and pains OF Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. E. T. Whitehead & Co., Scot
land Neck, Leggett's Drug Store, Hob
good.
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w a NJ T & y!

White Women and Girls to
make Butter Trays. Steady
work and good wages.
VIRGINIA MANF'G Co.,
Lift Suffolk. Va.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04

| MISS Louise StlllngS, VINO mas Doen
in Enfield several weeks with relatives
returned to Scotland Neck Monday.
Prof. L. w. Bagley and Mrs. Baglev
OF Littleton, spent Christmas here with
their daughter. Mrs. G. T. Lurpkin.
Mr.. W. l.. Vaughan, who is taking a
post graduate course at Wake Forest,
came home for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Ida Lewis came home from
Richmond to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Lewis.
Miss Helen Pope, OF Weldon, was
here last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. Berry, O. Ayden, spent Christ
mas here with his daughter, Mrs. G. F.
Burroughs.
Mr.. J. S. Cobb, q student in Rich
mond College, spent part OF the holt
days In the community.
Miss Minnie Lewis, who has been
studying music in Baltlmor ore, cam e
home to spend Christmas.
Mrss. w. O. Bullock, of Rocky
Mount, spent the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. 2. ]. Madry.
Mr.. J. S. Jones, of Henderson, spent
part OF the holidays here on visit to
his brother, Mr.. j, B. Jones.
Mr.. zeb johnson, OF Lynchburg, Va,
was here some days ago to visit his
mother, Mrs. A. Y. Johnson.
Mr.. and Hrs. David Gsskins, of VII
son, spent Christmas here on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Burroughs.
Mr.. T. M. Allsbrool., of Ahoskie,
spent part of the holidays here with
his father, Mr.. Henry Allsbrook.
Mrs. Tucker, Of GreenviIle, spent
part of the holidays hare On a visit to
her mother, Mrs. A. V. johnson.
Mr. F. M. Pope, of Newport News,
Va, spent part Of the holidays here
with his brother, Mr.. w. w. Pope.
Miss Alma Murcbison, of Rocky
Mount, came over Saturday On Welt
to Misses Kate and Undine Futrell.
Miss Margaret Shields last week at
tended the marriage Of her friend, Miss
Matte Grimes, of Bethel, to Mr.. Mayo.
Mrs. NJ. T. HargroYe, of Norfolk,
Va and little son Fred. are on a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Moore this week
MIR. Leon T. Vaughan came over
from Nashville and spent Christmas
with his mother and other home peo-
pie.
Miss Matte Brinkley, Of Enfield,
came some days ago to visit her sister,
Miss Mamie Brinkley, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Otis Bracy came over from
Rocky Mount and spent part of the
holidays with his father, Mr., G. w.
Bracy.
Mr.. Geo. w. Dunn and bride, OF Nor
folk, spent Christmas here with Mr..
Dunn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Dunn.
Mr.. Garter Arlington, from the En-
field section, spent some days here last
week visiting the family of Mr.. S. F.
Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Cohoon, of Ever
etts, were here Saturday and Sunday to
visit Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Cohoon's
mother.
Mrs. E. B. Higgs AID children, OF
Greenvllle, came up to spend Christ
mas with her mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Shields.
Miss Mary Applewhite came down
from Greensboro to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Applewhite.
Miss Carrie Taylor, head milliner tor
Morrisett Bros, went to Virginia last
week to spend some time with her
home people.
Mrs. John L. Gardner, who has been
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Bunch,
returned to her home IN Washington,
N. c., Monday.
Miss Maggie Lewis, who is teaching
at Whlteville, spent the holidays here
at home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. J. III. Lewis.
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SOME NEW BULLDOGS.
A Family Reunion.

On Christmas day at the hotel of
which Mr.. A. F. Hancock was proprle-
tor, there Was reunion of the Han
COCK family at which all the Hancocks
OF the com munity dined together, ex.
cept Mr.. r. E. Hancock who was s,ck
and unable to attend. The dime r
was bountiful and sumptuous, and
more than thirty persons partook of
It, DIR. J. E. Hancock, of Chi
cage, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hancock
OF Weldon, being the relatives comm ,
from distance. ;
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04

CA5ToRtA
Bears the H'he Kind You Have Always Bouaht
Signature s &zzZzz3;x;!: '''E''
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04

1t is not probable that we can note
all the changes in the town for the
new year, but we learn the following:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Notice..

The property, real and personal,
heretofore advertised to be sold at the
Cotton Farm, six miles from Scotland
Neck, on January i, 1906, has been
Withdrawn from sale.
NJ. a. & F. P. SHIELDS,
Executors
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04
SOME CHANGES FOR 1906.

1t is not probable that we can note
all the changes IN the town for the
new year, but we learn the following:
GROCERY STORE CHANGED.
Mr.. J. n. Morrisett, who for a year
had kept grocery store on Main street
next to Hofman's, sold out some time
ago to Mr.. Peyton Keel who is con-
Quoting grocery business there now.
HOTEL CHANGED HANDS.
The Scotland Neck Hotel which has
been under the management of Mr.. A.
f. Hancock as proprietor for some years,
mas been rented by Mr.. A. G. Peterson
who becomes proprietor. Mr.. Han
cock moves to the John T. Brinkley
property in GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. J. L.
House, who has been living in the
Brlnkley residence, moves down town
ard occupies residence on Eleventh
street which has heen occupied by Mr.
J. E. Hancock. Mr.. G. f. White will
live at the Main Street Hotel which
has been occupied by Mr.. Peterson for
several years. Mr. md Mrs. J. E. Han
cock are living at Nhltehurst Hotel.
A NEW GROCERY FIRM.
Under the firm name of House
Brothers, Mr.. K. House has open a
grocery store in tie corner store
of the new Kitchin and Stern build
ing on the corner of Main and
Twelfth streets. Mr.. K. House, who
has been living in Virginia for a
year or more, will mango the bust.
ness.
SOME NEW BULLDOGS.
Mr.. Jas. T.. Josey is ere.ting a new
residence on the west sid. of Church
street extended.
Mr.. j. A, Kitchin is build ng a resi-
dence on the old Male ACADEMY prop
ertv on tha Vest side ~ Main ,+reot
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04
Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs q proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
II your blood is impoverished
your doctor Will tell you what
you need TO fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. 1t may be you
need q tonic, but more likely you
need q concentrated fat food,
ana fat is the element lacking
III Your system.
There is no fat food that is
50 easily digested and assimi-
lated SIS
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-04
4 TNo "a 4 The great Of health
1 "a wyNeaGw ynhE ~ Keep the bowels regular |
IN " IN - > And the great incidence
Il IA y ~A Co., - Ayers Pills. ieS S AYYenns4: |
BUCKIN CHAINS DYE
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS

The young people OF the town and
com munity greatly enjoyed the Christ
mas holidays. There were several
ent ertainments.
On Tuesday night a number of the
larger school boys and school girls en-
joyed a pleasant party together at
Hon. Claude Kltchin's, with Misses
Anna Mills and Anna Kltchln.
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in gsalsituns bss Cir Jranf 2escslas
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glabe.
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8efprben.
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= Dorothy Starts. 8 Wonats. Cleo
nor 5ospital.
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Gbteaso, II. Gnsuit.
Sir Snbiana: S@auer beute Na4n'ittaS
ober am Mbenb ; i46n am Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17
Tli9tltns wnroe erwii9t.

Der felt geraumer 3eit bon Der Yo'
Iissi tueesn SisbffubIs eetuiiniHte Srsb.
Bauer. 81 Sabre alt, go. 2702 8ertOn-
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bsmertt unb oingfef 9ema4t.
gls bic 8eamten ben @efangenen
nod benz Welosiafen an Der Clifton.
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fen. fiirate oerielbe f9 pl6bli9 auf ben
gsamtsn &ou9. i9lus ibu gu gOaen
urb uanote R9 our GIu&t.
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bon benz poli3iftsn psttieOrb na9ge.
funot, BON uel9en cine unsIhdli9er
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bon Der 0anbalia giisnbabn, Der In
benz Iugenblid in benz &oa6 In bic
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mif9t uno na9 Nummer Slider ge'
bra1t. Die berbisnte Strafe tnirb ibm
beute bon Dem pOli3siri9ter auoittirt
tperben.
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@etterbertmt.

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...Msres Bulletin.
Striimpfe &rDbem=W uter
fir ole G6Itte.

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S%triimpfe, bic boufommen Elm Dollar
bas 9aar rpertb iinb, bas 9aar
81 35c, ober 8 9aar fur. ST. 90
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fir 90
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Strimpfe, Toe AuaIitdt, ebenfaas am Sams
tag Sormittas bas qaar 35c,
ooer 8 9anr fir. S1.OO
-9auptfur, Ofsans.
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gum 3tpeiten MaIe In
bisier Wo9s bsriu9ts Der Nu. 1908
Wsf pearI.S trabs uobnbafts grant
O'Wsil f9 r,iitelf Morpbium in's
Senieits gu fpeotren. Die Sispenfa'
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bur9 prpmptes @tngreifen fein Yors
baben.
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Cottage ape., $1,000. = wi&arb uno
aais MeSaIs, Bloomington urb Mar'
tet Str, $1,000. = 2euts 6ritts,
Cottage, 2spftone abs. nahe proipeci
Str, 81, 900. = 6p. Wilion, @obn.
baus. nabe Nortbpsftern Qbe., $500.
= Trau &. W. s&redengaf, Mnbau,
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9opp. @obnbaus. 26O8 Oh 10. Str.
SO. 500. = 6. s. Relermeper, 6rams.
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$50. - .. Roberion, Wobnbaus. 2215
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cent @aie, Irame . Dobnbaus, 1915
on Nsw Dorf Ctr, s $1,000. = 10,
bert 6au, Wo9nbaus. Bertha i.abs
rlninerRtp Mbe., 81, 200.
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SermtRt.

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ieit 9 ubr abenos beriawunben lit.
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tpenig nit Der Stabt befannt.
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Sic 3uGcrribc.

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um bic Mitte oss 18. Sabrbunoerts
Elm Seuti9er Ndmens Marggrof beim
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feline 8itte betpiatgte bieier $4,000
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fabrif gu gunern in G9leiien. Sic
1902 in 8etrieb fam. Q9aro mar es
aud, Dem 6as @erSienft sutommt, suz
erft on Der Grb6bung oes 3uderge6alts
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fu9te nu9 nutiirli9en rNebenarten. I"
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rei6e @eriu9e iteIte er felt, oaB Die
Hiibe nit rpeiber S9ule uno tpeibem
Sleii6," bic ~foeenannte i4lefi9e, fi9
am beften CUR 3udergepinnung eigne.
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@erlan9t Mn3ei9en

irssns ipeI9er grt perben in Der .Subiana 2ribins'
NIT &c psr esils fir iebe Suiertiou bere4nst.
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QoeaL@ etterbert@t.
0robenS unb wabrideinIi8 S9auer berts
Na&m ittas cber am Mbenb; Samftas i9on.
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Notia an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Supfter Seal & Mtnins Co., 9nquoiu. Sns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

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SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17
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req.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
QUESTION OF TAXES
Judge Brown to Settle Case Involving
: Important Principle.

A peculiar condition and an import
ant point has been raised in proceed
ings brought by John Lundquist to COM
pei County Auditor Hugh R. Scott to
indorse upon deed eftaxes paid and
transfer entered so that the deed of
premise may be recorded. The hear
ing before Judge F. " Brown will de-
termine the rights Of the county audit
ors in paying refunds on tax titles and
may lead to other important findings.
In 1890 T.. D. Kelley purchased the
1883 taxes on the premises in question
to protect a mortgage. Afterwards
Kelley made an assignment of all his
property, including this tax title to his
assignees. The assignees later con-
veyed the premises to Lundquist, the
MORTGAGE who had then become owner
OF, the premises. Afterward the coun.
ty auditor refunded the amount of the
1888 taxes to Kelley, the Judgment I'M
der which the tax title had been issued
having become void under section 1,6lO
claimed that the taxes so refunded to
Kelley at once became charge against
the property and that he could not
mark the taxes paid upon the deed.
The owner Of the property and the
present plaintiff claims that the tax
title passed from Kelley to his assignees
and from them to him under the mort
gage foreclosure and then merged in the
owners title and was thereby extin-
guished. If this is so then the manda
mus must be granted, but the county
auditor claims that he knew nothing
about the deeds and properly paid the
money to Kelley who produced the tax
certificate. <&<.