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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

ftiidt, 6iite, GtriimpFe, @hube, Sanbs
fhube, Iai1en, Yarfiims, @alanteries
iuuaren uiip.) 6anb in Sanb. Mber
ni9t nur bic entipidelte Snouitrie in
5rantreih felbit forgte bafiir ipnoern
aud bie 5ablrei1en, in Seutfhlano
einseipanberten 5ran3oien. Die perars
ttge Snbnitrie5peise bier einbiirgerten,
Gins bieier beeebrten grseugniife mar
Der feinburhbrodene, 5erbrehlihe, be-
lnalte 5altfdher, Der in ben6dnoen Der
Rotofobamen cine grpbe Rolle fpieIte.
Dieies lptenb=i6mpusnoe. fptette 5d=
herIpiel NIT Der ausgebilbeten Jdhers
fprahe mar elm 6aratteriitiihes 3ube>
Dor bes neuen, bon ben Damen be-
herrihten, araSiDien geielli6aftlihen
2ebens, beffen Sitten unD Sprahe,
beifen 9ierli6e Isigurentdnse (por allem
bos eIeadntz9ra3i0ie Menuett), heiien
SpieIe 10 bas noble jeu be billaro,
bas t1nigliche 2'bpmbre) nun ebenfalls
Die fran3Oiirten areiie Seutf6lanos
eroberten.
Sn einem puntte fam bic neue 9e=
feQfhaftstuItur feinespegs iiber bas
Wittelalter binaus, in nem Der Gut
bsrteit uHo Der Spgiene, gang db9eies
ben oapon, baB ben 5rnnSoien Elm be-
ionoerer Reinlihtsitsiinn iiberbaupt
niht gu eisen 1T. Die Sauberteitspfle>
9e baben erIt eisentlih Die Gneldnber
II, bic sefsuIaoftli4e SuItur bineingez
braht. Sn Der feinen Rotofptpelt mar
Elm griinbIides Wuiten nit Seize
nibt iiblih. Sin 2lbipiihsn nit naHen
5iihsrn geniigte oft. Die mansslbafte
aorperpfls9e, Dor allem Der Isltene
WehfeI Der 2eibtpdihe, perurIadte
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ih0nen 9orper= unb aletberasruh,
ben man eben mittsls Der parfiims
su iibertDnen iuhte. Die ginrihtungen
in 8esug auf tOrperlihe 9soiirfniiie
Johann fparen mod lanes duBerit uns
bneieniIb unb muneelbaft. Die Wobn.
simmer tpuroen Ielten qeliiftet unD
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al oantaIs uuf oas y2lngenebme" aus
lit, 10 ioI auh in ben Wobnungen
olIes ,epmmpbe", .bequem" fein. Ginsa
bebeut1amsn GrFolg bate Die neue 2ez
benstultur Der 3uridordngung Der
altbersebrahten 5runtIu6t uno bss
oamit sufummenadnsanosn orobiantz
ihen Weisns. Die aIto6olif6en &C.
trdnte mubtsn riR salantsn Gomposs
MEN" Dor ben nah DeutihIdnb pieosr
namentIidh aus 5rantreih einoringenz
Den Wobs9etrdnten, benz Sdffss, BEN
Sbss unb Der S6ofolaoe, oas 5elo
rdumen. DDS Ihon ieit ldngsrer 3e;t
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nit benz unfeinen 9iertrinten (fpie bel
5risbrth Wilbslm H., ion0srn nit
benz Gdffeetrintsn eng psrbunoen. frei.
lid nur i'm &affeebdus ooer oabeiT,
nitt in b0fiIdsfeiner 9eieQihaft. Sn
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1dbatgsnuHes IeioenIhaftlich gepflegt,
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S6nupfsu. Die 0oie, Elm bsliebtes
E5iett taEf.ocGe- Mrbsit, fpislts isit=
benz eine sroBs uriitotratiite Roas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

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ben 20. Whrs. Tnctn. 3 lttr, OH Grt nTn
gfeue rffentIidb rerffeigert; a5ecitnbf 5i'
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rrefnana. no. ib0.ffi2 ouy gsikss.
russ1na cinsv ErbsuGas 20. GsT. pafs;s
am "a rf.CUsr 1908, behuff Mspxurriirf:ra
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gte.
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Qm Eicnituo ben 20 D'1rs Hm 1880 llbt
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2circtt, St. QrlIls ure giitstErger Sei.unaeH
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Star5 an Sarftaa, ben iG Mars 1912,
Ratts II ubr 80 WlinateH. pIGpli2, unlere
ecltebte sttruieeerrlitter, DSoBgnlrfeg unb Ut.
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i'm 9user ron "a 5asren unD r D,onaieH. 7ie
qeerbipuUp iineef ftaai poHt SraEeIhouie aus.
10 140 Cii Clifton Toenue. an sSrr.:ue. ocu
% Diar5 um 1:i5 llhr Wloraen:s iaoIauf UNI
: 80 llbr in Der e. ssraIUi5fnssstirte cine Sic
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51fli9.
0imeimnatt Rsan 60.
S1rIcben $10--$1Dc 512 Hate ctr Strmer2l.
S9pHe 0anaI 362y.
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LIN 3 lihI Annrncns
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Cine f6redIihe 9ers
3pttfIungstbat bs5ing in si.
nsr Der Iesten RG4te Die 40i6brigs
Jrau 8. s. SsGiion in Salsin, Crs..
innem lie in einsm 3sIte bintsr ibrsm
drmlihen Ssim iih uno ibre bier
ainbsr aus Derihiebsuen Chen, bic
15jalrise GIpep, Den 13iGbrisen
5arlanb, bic 11jGbrtge Wauo uno
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17idbrige RufeQ st. Strong. sben=
faus Elm Spbn Der breimul psrbeis
ratbeten 5rau, entsing pieien
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9as Issre 9Iftfidihtsn, tpel1es
5rau Ssuiion in elmer 4pot1ets &c.
fault bate, pur0e in Der Idhe Der
bsiben gsttsn aufgefunbsn, in osnen
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griefe, ben Iie am Qbeno or Die gos
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fie niht i'm Stanoe lei, Iid unb ibre
5amilie 5u erndbren, baB lie 3uIeBt
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tersn Sfreiben osrfiigte iie iibsr lbrs
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aufSufu6sn uno oisfen auf ben ri9ti.
gen Wss gu fiibren. Sohn Snanion,
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Jrau seqilon, unb RuTea trafen bic
8Orbsreiiunsen fir Die fiinffode Be
trbigung. RuHen idisn iiber bic 5bct
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5u iein uno ertldrte, boB fis DOR feds
ober iie6en Sabren bereits einmdl osn
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ainoer su Dersiften. OaB iie ibnen aber
eins uebsrboiis eingeoeben, be fire
Wirtung perfeblt Bate. Die gdnse
5taot befanb Iih ndh 9etanntnerben
Der f9aurisen Ra4ridt in sroberaufs
regung, btnn es mar bas erite Waal in
Der gefhifre Der Stabt, baB cine
foIhe I5ot unter folhen llmftdnben
uno aus fold betriibsnben @rhnbsa
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gsdbheu flr aIgemeine SausGrbcit; ieia
gsaid'en; plier gobH. 2232 4ugnei 9ipc..
G1i lfIbnrH. 1890
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z ne n, um bas SriFiren Sa etlernsr init Sem
aoesinnnn permc1teHieH g9cQrHssispardi. Dsas
Hicutiu, e5eiirhfs ssgsailags EbiIneobu 5oer
0iscirolfits Ter etrsiae Nldg tpc Belt Aes
Srart rito hItt freie stiinii. SEroerie hon
1raauirieu pesd,e @efhdfte iulreH perians
Ger 8cbiiIfen GHaIftisirsg Eic tett dps
Dlisarien bonn qnnDe aher Ssabi. @,DIer 0ol'
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Rosemary Items.
HIS PASTOR.

Rosemary, August 2S.-At the
Methodist parsonage, Roanoke Ra-
pids; last Sunday evening at o'clock
August 25 by Rev. VIM Towe, John
N. Harris and Miss Myrtle Edwards
We're united in the bonds Of holy
wedlock when the preacher pro-
nounced them man and wife.
Their relatives and friends wish
them q long and happy life together.
The new Patterson Mill has not
run more than half the time for
some time, as the power is very
much limited on account Of the long
spell Of dry weather.
There have been a few cases of
scarlet and typhoid fever as we'll as
other diseases in this village for the
past few weeks.
We earnestly hope and pray for
the refreshing showers Of blessings
sent from the Saviour above; and
that everything may move on pros
perously and smoothly very soon.
In the Patterson Mil Village
August 9th 1912 at 9::25 .. m. Mr..
Thomas Gray fell asleep to awake in
the presence Ole his maker. We
trust that he is asleep in Jesus, for
his testimony in his last hours en-
courages Us to believe that he is
saved, though he had not made any
previous profession of religion
Those who have known him for many
years speak we'll Of him as a good
moral young man. He was about
nineteen years old and a youth Of
much ability, yet it pleased Almighty
God to send the great scalping angel
Of death and cut him down. He
leaves a mother and several broth
ers and sisters to mourn his loss.
May the great healing hand of our
Father in Heauen lift and remove
every burden from the hearts Of
these sorrowing ones is our prayer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Mr. j. Whit Bell.

Toe people of Scotland Neck were
saddened by the death of Bro. J.
Whit Bell in Norfolk last week
where he had been some time sick
In the hospital. Bro. Bell was one
OF the Oldest citizens of. Scotland
Neck. born Nov. IA, 1910. When
the civil war came along Bro. Bell
was one of tie first to volunteer.
Joining Co. B. First n. C. Cal. under
Stuart. He was brave soldier and
was wounded at Brandy Station.
tie was member of Buck Kitchin
Camp Confederate Veterans. Nov.
18th 1866 he was married to Miss
Annie Elizabeth Whitmore who was
a faithful and loving companion to
him to the day of his death. To
this union were born six children,
three OF which died in infancy, and
three with his wife survive him.
Bro. Bell was converted in 1876 in
the meeting which C. Durham held
here when many of the most PROM
nent people were converted and
united with the Baptist Church. He
was faithful and consistent mem
Der OF the church until the dav
OF his death. He was a quiet and
modest man, belonging to the Old
Guard Of the Church and he will be
greatly missed by his friends and
brethren. In his last days he was a
great sufferer and our hearts are
comforted with the thought that all
OF this is over. Our hearts go out
to the loved ones in their bereave-
ment. He is survived by his widow
and three children, G. Lloyd Bell, of
Suffolk, Va, J. Leonard Bell and
Mrs. Hattie Branch, of Norfolk.
He was buried at TIE Episcopal Gene
terry Wednesday evening August %,
Scotland Neck.
The pail bearers were G.. K.
Moore, j. M. Tillery, Julian PendIe-
ton, Chas. Speed, E. I. Whitehead,
G. W. Bryan, J. 4. Pittman, and w. |
7. PendIeton.
HIS PASTOR.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Opening OF Graded SC,8ol Sept. 9.

School will begin next Monday
morning, Sept. 9th, at nine o'clock.
We desire that every pupil who
expects to enter during the term
shall be present at the opening. If
it is impossible to do this on account
of sickness or other reasonable cause.
word should be sent to the teacher
during the day Of the opening, stat
ing why pupil is absent and when he
will probably enter school.
A great many of the books can be
bought at the stores in town that
handle books and those that ear not
be secured IN any other way will be
ordered by the superintendent pro
vlded the cash is deposited with the
teacher in advance and that the or
der with the cash is put into the
hands Of the teacher before 2::39
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 10.
This arrangement is made entirely
for the convenience Of the pupils and
the superintendent should not BE- ex-
pected to make seperate orders for
pupils who come in late.
Pupils are warned not to buy
books until they are sure that they
know what books areto be used. i
list Of books needed VIII be fur
nished the pupils OF each grade the
day OF the opening.
Teachers are requested to meet
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 7th., at
five o'clock in the superintendent
Office.
J. =. AIKEN. Srnt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Hens Gathered From the Town
and Country.

! Cotton picking will soon begin.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 25c
| The graded school will open Mon
day.
Hot and dry is what we hear on
every hand.
Late corn is just about ruined on
account of the drought.
And still We hear no talk of any
blind tigers being caught.
Mr.. E. W. Station has discontinued
his ice business, and Jack Riddick
now has it all by himself.
Mr.. Chas. Steptoe is clerking for
l.. Waxman and will be glad to see
his friends during the fall season.
Since the visit Of the revenue Off
Ger IS reported last week it is said to
be harder to get beer in our town.
The fine buggy horse of Mr.. Ash
by Dunn died one night last week.
The horse was only sick for a few
hours.
Last Sunday was the second hottest
day we have had this summer. The
thermometer registered IS in the
shade.
Scr 6 doses 666 viii break any case
Of Chills & Fever; and if taken then
as a tonic the Fever will not return.
Price 25c.
Supt. Dickens says that he now
has 81 prisoners on the chain gang.
This is the largest number he has
had in number Of years.
Rev. O. L. Powers assisted in a
meeting at Dawson's Baptist church
last week. AS a result Of the meet
ing y were baptized On Sunday.
Monday was labor day, and
general holiday in good many
sections, but it was only observed
here by the banks. post office and R.
T. D. carriers.
We understand the Cotton Oil and
Ginning Co. has bought the old dy-
namo from the town and will install
it at their plant IS a start towards
operating their machinery by cleo
trio power.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Judgments Rendered..

At the recent term Of Halifax
superior court the following cases
were tried and iudoments.rantlered:
Julian Richardson, Q. c. ". and
reckless shooting. Jos. P Pjppen,
Of Littleton, appeared for the de
PENDANT. Verdict Of net guilty.
Henry Clarence Brown, a. and b.
Verdict Of guilty. Two years On
the county roads.
O'Iara Station, |. and +, Defend
ant pleads guiley. Four months On
the county roads.
Simpson Spruill, a. and b. Guilty.
Four months on county roads.
Alfred Slcdre, q. and b. Verdict
Of guilty. Eighteen months or tie
county roads.
Frank Hunter, ]. and 7. Verdict
of guilty. Four months on the
county roads.
Sam Woodruff, assault. Guilty.
= ; ca : c'i >"'l'y - -, r
Joe >'aH - d. anu =, - =
S"i'.y' Ola i'i'ii' 80 'i' 'i'~ - ,'i''@
'o5os.
hopert ne" ''ii' l. "'id = '''o'
u s,ol''S' o'-> '''0'' ''''' VIZ W : =
roads.
"iIl,a1A a'''4i1l'1.' assam b.
olcC u guilty No"I ii'@'i''' 80
county roaoS.
Eli "iiiafilS' SeiiinE NJ ''''- ! . -
months on county fo""7'
waiter "'liiaLi'' / anu =
Dict OF guii!y. four iliol'hS Oh 'li9
county fo&oS.
sam C.ea'oh' {. & W. l EAU
guilty. fo"f ''''''''7 I'd '''' ''0''''
roao''
Luclan Cress, c. G ". D'ioiie'@-ll'
pieaos goiiIy' DIX ''oii'r'7 Vi Gum :
ioo"o'
ROBERT HICKS seiilns llqcof' F1l
dict gullty. four months Oh TIE
county 'o'tl:,
oharleS Fl.chlofo' S@i:'s's ny "oi'
Twelve lhonlhs on 'ie 90 "tl'y lo''''S-
0eoi - S0' &c ''---5l ~ N, ~
Veroiet suii'S l o''i 'ii''' '''' va '''S
county foads.
George 1ouhg, s7'l''S i'4''o''
VerolcI suli's' "0i'0 'i'''''''-' ~
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Farmers Union Notice.

We are requested to announce
that the next county meeting will
be held at Halifax Tuesday, Septem-
Der 18th, in commemoration of the
tenth anniversary of the organize
ton of the first Farmers Union.
There will be a number of speeches,
among which will be DR.. H. A..
Alexander, of Matthews, n. c.,
Hon. W. C. Crosby, of Charlotte.
Messrs. H. S. Harrison, A. E. Car
ter. Geo. sR. Bennett, J. r. Lilies,
and others. Every Union man in
the county is expected to be present.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Paint-Wise

is to paint when your property needs
it. Paint foolish to wait for the
price to go down.
But SO many are foolish, they Il
wait good while.
The whole rise in the cost of a job
is 10 per cent. The first years drop
won't be more than half that, more
likely quarteo.
Waiting for 5 per cent, more like
ly p.
The average job with Devoe) is
$50; 5 per cent. $3.50. Put it off for
$3.50? Guess not.
You think OF that job as 500. So
it is with inferior paint.
Paint Devoe; do it now, if your
property needs it.
DEVOE.
E, T. Whitehead Co. sell it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
COULD NOT SLEEP NIGHTS
SUFFERER FROM SKIN TROUBl.
TELLS HOW HE FOUND RELIEF
IN SAXO SALVE

i suffered from a severe skin 9f,
fectlon so l could not sleep nights. I
was almost crazy with itching. I
would scratch and almost tear myself
no pieces. | tried a great many rene
dies without relief. When l saw Saxo
Salve advertised I decided to try it
and one tube entirely cured me.
recommend it wherever I CO." i. l..
Morgan, Endicott, N. Y.
Many persons around here suffer
so much from eczema that thew can
not sleep at night. Saxo Salve stops
the terrible itching and soothes and
heals the eruptions.
In all kinds OF eczema, salt rheum.
letter, BARRIERS itch, etc, Saxo Salve
has wonderful healing power because
1t penetrates the skin pores and de-
stroys the germs st the very seat Of
the disease.
We give back your money if Saxo
Salyo does not help you.
For sale by Z. L. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
BaFaca.philathea Reception.

This Thursday evening at the
Baptist parsonage, the Baraca anc
Philathea classes will give a recep
ton complimentary to Miss Hilds
Hancock, winner Of the contest re
Gently closed. The reception will be
held from 800 p. m. to 1900 anc
every member of both the Sunday
School and church, with their fani
lies are cordially invited to be pres
ont
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
The Street Lights.

Within the next few days it Will
he necessary to cut out about one
half of our street lights until the
new lights are in commission. 1t IS
exnected that these will be ready IN
about two weeks. There Will be no
hraal, in the service Of the CONNER
cial ;;rhts unless our plans fail,
l.. r. MILLS, u,
Supt. Light Plant.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Tax Collectors Appointed.

The county commissioners In SEES
sion at Halifax Monday appointed
tax collectors for the various town.
ships of the county as follows:
Rutterwood-N. R. Newsom.
Brinkleyville-G. L. Knight.
Conoconara-J. E. Shields.
Enfeld-J. C. Branch.
Faucets M. Hawkins.
Halifax-R. w. Carter.
Iittleton-T. M. Virgins
Palmyra H. White.
Roseneath-R. H. White.
Roanoke Rapids-W. S. Hockaday.
Scotland Neck. E. Shields.
Weldon-J. L. Harris.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05

The implicit confidence that many many
Rp FriI.T ard Diarrhoea Remedy IS
f fn,,ndtd On their experience in the
l ,,eo nf i hat remedy and their knowl-
edge of the many rema' kanle ota w ~
If collie, diarrhoea ana dySeli.e = !
that it has effected. For SAFE ny aii
dealers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
Music Class.

Mrs. W. R. Bond having taken a
course of music study in Boston has
returned and will resume teaching
at the opening Of the graded school
in September. The terms remain
The same
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
u. D. c. Meeting,

The y. D. c. will meet in the hall
OF the Buck Kitchin Camp this
Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock
All members are urged to attend.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-05
a .tctu-1j S,ue5.ion.

Hubby, I'm going in for the simple
life a while" 'A!l right, my dear.
said Hubby, as he reached tor Mis-
check book. How many gowns viii
that re9uire?"