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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

@enn Chr oieie 9tllmnler oeS
.gtoroIrern" erbolt, ncbntt eit 8lati
Eaoier 5llr Mauo mo uotirt oen va.
rlen Der erllen Au3eigc ouf 9}ad
Dem SIR Den icblenocn &u.Jitoben er.
mittelt. lhrcibt nod) Dem Nulaen oes
&aufnlouns oieien 8udlitoben nieoer.
Ionic on$ Wort pom Incident Scr
&nditohc itammcu ioa. @ellau oos.
lcibe tbuu Sic nit eli ocn uslocrel1
Ytn5ei9en.
Seit . @'reiie.
AuBer 0cu Noorprcjien POM
4,pr0ltern otierirt mo mn ouiulerf.
lanes 9cicn Der An3eioeu ST berpir-
len. ioa oieie @~ropolition ben @ertf
pom 3citlmqs Anltoccn lonoircn.
un0 ats oieicm @runoc BADEN piclG
Der &nuilcutc IS fir a~noemeiie1 or.
adtet, einen Naariuertb tur Die aus
Dem uHorolteru" Coupirtc.t @r5ei.
gen hei Ginf1llicl in oen b~etreienoer
2o0en imnerbalb Der nddllten IL bis
30 Sogen 81 ~geluobrclt. &1uier loa.
ten ollo nid)t ~ncrgelien. oie An5cigt
olis5rld)ncioen uno oielelbe peinr
einfoufGl ais Gteil5obIung 81 prG
lcntiren.
aac bic boritebeno an5eigenoen Sc
ldoftsfirmcn lin0 berldBlid, mo ihr(
Cfferten limo bonofioe mo BON Ocn,
ongcgcbcncn Wertbe.
@ofudltun9soouit
Bic 9sproitern NHo'u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
S0Oeeihatteu.

Hartmann. WontoQ aben0 ina
$ llbr ltorb in ibrcm Meim 1i11
Ziuiiiou StroBe. 6rou AuQuit
s. nufmnnul on elgtcr Monipli,
tdtlon BON &rGntheiteu. Gle Scr
itcrbenc murnc 1891 III Gelltihluno
gebpreu uHo fam 1871 mad ga Groi
ie. no liz leitbcr itets motfte.
Sic miro bctruuert pon ei.,el,
1obn. hilbert in Wtincapoiis. mo ?
<6dtcrna 6rau tSeora Som in Cos
Nndclea, Gal. Inn Srou 5. q. Wei
mis-. bier pnhncH0. ionic non nlenrc.
rcu @rii0erH uuo @dmeitcrn. Bic
tbcils bier tbeils in Wfjmeupoiis
un0 tit Der ulten 0ejniatb mohueIt.
Zus 9%cgribntb in0et beltt Hodultji
tea pom 01r oclti1-lutbcrilhcn Stir
DE- unter anttauerluattta1q BON II
itnr ,<rIiu& !. tNanfm ltatt.
WanrnHter. Ginrr I'auridt il.
'otac. Aie Eel ihten bieiiaen &ermauo
tea eintrof. miro ore @eide otr IL
%Amdit5ra. Cal. a|eritorbciCu fSror
Fl HHd N dnrnuter am N1oR
taN ODER 1iui&td1 .{ur @cituttuuQ
einirCifan. Die &crltarbcas crrcidtg
eii gIter upu 50 $olren uto mlr0
~irherlett pon ocu folqeuocl Nnocru.
tSrdn i. &&uQner. California. Wtum.
6ruu Charles Ntci1in1er. 81 Grolie.
=. Nfourouter. Wruuo ,Sorgs. u. I.
2. 0%}otiraiter. &'iftoior. Gataoo
frau ,Sohu Anttonn 9oflan0
9Si9. mo Irou \. }tiutcmuEu. VIZ
nnheim, Gal
Weao. IN Sittlc 9inf. Alfanlu@.
lidrb an Iebten tSrcitl1 5urolae ciltel
9idhridt. oic Gienitdd bier e~iatrai.
e. z. Meo0. eil ltlt betonmter irlt
hcrcr "a Groiic Contractor, Ste Ait
pc mo elttige ain0er itberle6en lhn.
Tranfe. Die 9eeroigulQ bon
@iIfspiarrcr EhiIjpp u. ,%yranfe non
Der Ct, Soleph'@ Ojcmeinoe ant M}ltr
nod NtorgcH qeltaltete I'D, Eli einer
aroBen auno9cbunQ leiuer &erchrer
mo 6rcnaoe. ,3u Der Seihcnf1ler
III DER stutbeocrulc huften ltdl nlebr
%ci6trndenoe ein9eiteIt ais Dos Spt-
tc9halts SIT fnilcn %pcrHlochte. Nildloi
@hipebndl lCltctc cine Eontlficat 9fei
le 5t Chren 0e3 G%erltorbenen uno
belt cine Yrchilt In Gnlliid, m0h
reno Giarrcr Sluicr iciltem ucrItor
telen Vc!lllfen oinen 9tadrur m
Grlltld' mI0nictc. Ms gabrtroder
i1nigiriei Erlelter non 4usmarts Ole
ltdI III aroBer .5onl sur %eincnieier
etlacfuuocn hottcn. 1no inter ogn,
(Scfolac marcu IL. Il. oltd Der 2icbc@
buno mo Der >ilnQlinasncrein IN
toruore III benIerien.
9Suhreno tSrnu 81. MnE in ihrars
A}clm OIL ser 9tore Saiem 5tru.
&c III Ger Mildlc beidlditl0i mar.
lptroe lte pon cileul McrS
ldlIng bctollen. uun cine Stunoe
mater mar JIG foot. Sic mar 81
Sabre alt; ooS 8ear0bnib lit an
1dnlltog in CndlnStc.
IN cinern hiciiaen Spitol liars al.
Withheld Nbcn0 III. Mhitc
ben <rempclean. @rlldcnOormonn
DER @urllndton Wohr. an TneuIau.
nic. - Satire oIt. Go@ RcQrobnlb
" am Sontito0 III <rcnpelcou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Grnnbeigentbums=M arft.

6ol9cl0c @rimoeigentbun3 ltcber.
tra9ungen puroen in oen letten Ia.
gen oorQcnpnmen:
9iidoel 6rnf an iront ". 2uIou,
9auplop an ode. pom Is. rnn
State StraBe iilr $500
ArnoIo &6nter an Mifocl Soticr,
8ellttbum in ser Mprnon con.
lee fir $3.50
9crmiue q. 9orreiou on Gli5obet1
Souflip, gigenthum in Der ator-
tbern Aohitlon fir $1,000
Soiepb Golie on Winnie 2annolt,
9ciistbtm in @cbber's Aooition
iiir .St50G
gF Sic Snbresperlammlrne scr
90 Grn|le Mutnol Soun & WuilonAo
Yliociotion iinoet ont Wontog, ocn
20. Sanlior, 46enos holb odt llbr
lott. SSSn bieier HeriammIrnd luer
ocn Die Gircftorer iiir 0os lnlfcnoc
Sohr geiuGblt. Ser Stimnfaiteu lit
0eoffnet non G llhr 2lhenos oil.
y NJ. 9 nenlnQ,
simmer o, SefrctGr,
9ntuDion @onf @ebGuoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Vrobircu Sic Dies fir Gcnrol
aie.

Eauleube BON 2altcn leioerl an
Gcnaruleic. neil iie uidlt uiiien. mas
tic ho9cQen tbun lolen. Neitrolai(
ii elu Sdmeri i'll oen Hcrpen. SiC
nlIllcn odhcr Ole Ierpen helen. &c.
braudlcu Gle Sloon's Eminent altI
Der Gbcrilodc iibcr ser id)uier5hof.
ten SteliC. reihen Sic eS nid)t Elm.
Sloou'$ Imminent hrilNt idrncll diii
hie melen. o~ureiSenhcn Heroert elm
mo helcitiQt oic GntSlinormQ. Gr.
haltcn &c cine Iaitle non Slonns
|tnimertt i1r 25e 1T iraelo elmer
4potbcfe NM baitcn Sic Is i'm San.
ie aelcl GrtaIilma. mehe uuo &c
ldanollenc @clenfe. 2utrbago. Seio.
tieo mo 0hultdle arnntheitcu. Sbr
t0elo 5lriit. ncnu uidt i~ufrieoen,
Cher a~epobnli5u brirgt * imu,er
Nilfe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
YfriOmalia.

SIR. tno Grou y Dam aro
Nerr mo 6cou Eetei
Il cm6ura unO SEER 6run.
: d N a lpcu Ii. C5uitin butlcu Qeltcrl
etle 9tcile nddl hcnt iornigen s 0
on 1strctcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

lu5elQe tntt}0lt oilGcrgcnuDnlIdit
Etierten fur Ane. oie Sadeu III Der
bctreiienocn &ralrhe 81 tolieu MIN
iahcn. Nac Nnr0ltcrn 9cicr iplitcn
oicie Spc5iol 4u5eigen aumtrf
It ourhleicn mo iih Die &pr
tbeilt, non 0ieicn 0eihd'ten nttgcbO,
ten Su Wcmiitbc filEren. }lus jcoer
2ln5cioc lit EN- &ndlit lben abitdliildl
amaaelaiisn w0rocu.
Ter @crlpG in ga Groiic mobn.
tuit. 10 ole eric enrrrfte tilte oicler
itplcuOeu SndlitGben nod, Dem 9toro
iiern Gontpr bringt p0er ienoct, be.
8ahlcn mir $500 IN Naor. Iicicr
&ndrprciS mir0 jeoc &ohc mahrcu6
ojcles GonteiteS %luieoerbolt.
Ser Fcrion, in "a Groiie mohi
hutt. 10 Ole ~ilueitc eurrette Siite rct
icilienSeu SuditGbcn nod Dem 9tor0.
tern Gpntor brinet ooer lcI0ct, be
3ahlen mir S1.l0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
SOd;eitsslofen.

SEER uno 6rott @nl. 20riljnGCr
hladlen Bic &erloblna ibrcr (odtcr
Etona Gluro nit N,nron Shirlcu
&ndc bct0uut. Gie Sroluno lol
Gitid uddl Gitcrn itottiinocn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
.4.en i~ rniuncnn nit 0ic.

ginncno nit Die
ier Summer II.
an 0eli nadllteu
Orei 6reitoaen
brin0t Der moro
itcrn am Stitc
> cine SCrlc uon
9u5eiaen BON re
proientatiucn "a
Groije Weihaft
tirlltclI. ,SG0c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

c 2. y. %ct3. N1cut 'ur sic
GQp Gnaiano M'utuct Siie Ser dlte,
item IoArlid1cn G~ipj0ct0cn @eitaidaft
III HHerica. hot elm Center i'm Qjm,
mer 2t2 Stnte 9ant @ebduNc er0ff.
net mo menn Sic iidl fir Qebens.
pcriihcutna iuterciiiren. 70 miro Is
ben &ortbeiI fGr Sic iein iit nit ibut
in @%crbin0une SIT ieseu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

csP Mer 0IelSer 5u mdbisen Gin
len Iei6ea mottc, einen ~oerluBlicheiE
8~ntbecber fur 9eees uuD Wiortaages
braudlt, ODER Sch auf quite Giter6eit
ausleiben ,niG. penbe iid an ". 8
.Gidifb. 203 9. 4. Strabt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
yanoe NuRtunr.

Ednnc NnRtunr.. 1Iuf ocn 2Seac
liadl GbIcoao troi oat 4itittrrdl ctu
Ccltlldcr. RcQinolo poi, %irilnia nut
9fonen. bier tiH uHo IlcR Nic,e
SldtlodDc ppn hcn bicliQcl Stu0tbe
oruien oeld)tiniAcu Cir morldjrte an
II. Nooerlbcr poll A}iiioulo. Mont.
oi' INTO muR 0m I. Scarlor IN or
mlnolleu Stnor itin. mem cr rirc
%Sctte pon $500 lCminncn nlu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
s.
Ehantnrncn.

Sdantnrncn. <n ser Normal
Sdulc miro ont Jreitoa, Den %. Sa
nltor. ons 8peite jobrlide Sdontnr
rcn uuter Der Seitlmg Oe5 Snrnleb
rers0r. Carl q. Suutb ltnttfluoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
,Sur aiciormidule uerurthctlt

Gua iutlAt Nt00dcn.Hllo 2imou.
uCltea fiir5lih picI pm lid rt0cn
ntadltr mtr0c uui &eronIalimd III
res &dtcr9. Scr hchdltatc1. Is uidlt
bbn6lQeu III iomcu uoi Hldhter
F'rinelcn oti hrci Sabre nod Scr Ne
Formidable III MtlIndlfcc neididt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
grr .lnhreaberidlt hfc stnelaic.

ivetors ,>,obn Z. Gonalo in Ntuoiion
sciat, DAB Der 5tact 9Si9coniiH i'
Syahr 1914 St12t7374.S5 oerails
qobt une Pi3, 293 2S0.S6 etu1cHom
llen bot. Sir 9iettoouSanbct TN
,,0br 1913 bctrltgen St2lIl ,9e12 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
yersniisnnss=@esweiie

Naajcitie. Seoeu siadmiita9 mb abeno
@auhepllle.
SiiDn Se6en Nahmitta9 nno abeno
Nanoelbil0er.
sprir. Sebeu Iadmittag uno Abeuo
Grandchildren.
6afinp. Seoen Stadmittng m0 HbenS
Grandchildren.
Gtar. Se0en Radmittag uno abeno
&anoelbifoer.
Earf. gheatcr. Sebeu Radmittng unS
abers &dn0elbiloer.
Esmc. (goroieite.) SSSeSen 8ddmittdQ
uno 46euo @nn0eI6iloer.
Sreamianb. (9iorDieite.) Seoen Hahs
mittaa uno Ibeno @duoelbilbcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

e-sF &. z. San aufen. Geriide.
rnHas : Agent; &~urolbaftss e0sr Cider
teiis : Sonos. rs YearI StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
&ar eiuit ein Erin;eE6eIl.

9ieler &oman Don Grid gbsns
itstn besinnt in beuiieer Ytum'
mer, uno Hiemnno BON unlersm
2eiertrelie iOate bsiIsn Seizure
permifisn. Die Sprahe 1T ebel.
Die SnnoIuns lpauneno unb Die
9iubanmenbung cine pieIfnde
ilr's prattiibe 2sbsn. Dem Der
8oman aud abselaniht lit. @ir
limb Der b%eftimmten SOffnuns,
nit oemieIben ben 2eiern sinsn
@enuB su usritaffsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
8eldafts 2ptisen.

esS Ser bette aufihene unb Sc
pdfpaaenhient IN Der Stabt DirO Saner
ben Der @ateiran Gin Srdns=
fer s :. Beliefert. &hones 1T9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
edjminien Die Shple. Ga GroiI

SHIIUHH6tW UIt ~HFHFt. N NIVFTN
Countp bottc lout NnIlctin ocs Scr,
Gtaoten Genius 2@rrcnuS III 1910
- 1854 &nuben tH6 Mi0dlen mi
Sitter BON 6 bis % ,Sobrcn. meidle
ole Sdnttr nidt bciudltcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Ga groRe sbeatsr.
Bic fummcn.

8. llnb 10. Sch
runr mcr0cn ole
Sberommergoner
9ouern Spleler
I'M ga Groiie lbe
nter orei ibrer be
item aomooicll
n0nuih 2'Ni0cr.
i%pur3'n". Der ~4nIe-
rita Seppl" lln0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Ier Stnnt gAistrnGn frhielt nns

Ter Staat gSisepniin erbieit ans
oc.n 9tadllnB hcs engliidcn Sor0s
Gtratbcpud an Crbifuits sell
err eiuen @ctrna BON Sl0l.000 aus
bc5ublt 1trotheono mar ciner 0cr
Grbaucr Der tanaoiihen E03Jiitbahr
lno ciner Der tapitol3fcnltiacn SIN
teruHdnncr ppn 'Sones !. Nta i'll il.
men 3eiten. III oenen oieier ild) mi
Dem Buu pon Giicflhohuen beid1dl
tigtr, zero 1trdt1tonn iutrte in
Ymcrifn 0cn mirqerlidCu 9tuIItlt
Gon0lo Smitb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22
Gr lit AMI Dem redltcn 6eIeiic.

Gr tommt Inn ms su bcgIiidloiin
ldleii 3t lnIcren hndltIoiiigen 0oi5
miiblen Yrbcitcn, 6uBbooen uniercn
Sunitnlos II. I. ~, mcIfes or sl in.
ipiSiren baa %crqniiqcn bate IN ou.
pieIen SSohrcn in oenen er ole eonief
Stooten bcrciitc. Sic mcrocn cben-
iollS Suirlcocil icln nit Den SSaarell
mn Grcicl. @oiiea Sic ans Sbuell
5u Gicniic1 icin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

Billn SnuoGp. Ger refurmirtc
9ouipicler. tann III oieicn Sabre
nidlt nod Gcoria fnntmcn. 10 idlrcitt
DER oortiqe aGentofrat". Ierielbe
ut idlou fIr 3trei ,Suhre gum uoraus
cnaoairt. lie hieltacn &~apunoerer
nieies orotnQrcn >,nubuoGsrS. Der
iid Elm qroBcs Gcrnange1 ~suianmlen
idlnurrt, %niiiiien iidl troicu loren
9itlp crit i'm ,sabrc 1916 III Neorio
Su lebeu, menn or bis 0ohiu nldlt ieju
ejeldlGit bic Glmuneu 8u ioagcu.
0Ilfaeacbcn fat.
0ofientLtdl bleibt 1ud "a Gruiic
non 0ielerH G%hartatuI perldpnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

SnSuitrie. Anoeiatinu buit $1,000
Elm. Yriiioent &>inQ BON 0er 81
Grolie ,Sunultric sliloeiation mics
III ~ieinc:i rSahresbcridlt ooruitf bin,
hafl Die Aiiocintion OH scr 9Soutan
,SntiltleB 4Saihiud Njadiineeo $4,000
OerIoren mo bci Der Sans Motor
Gauipntcit 10. nit chem bIol,cil
Iuge bapon detnmmcn iet. Ser
.otaI WeitaHn Scr Atinciation 6etrilg
5u Ncqiuli nc@ ,Fa6rea sci. 70S. 80.
nien. 3eiSler. G. ". NSiu0 mo Ncltru
@uno muroeu nlf orei Sdbre at 81.
reftoren nc>p0hlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-22

G;Hes Sdaes iogie Der iuugp Manl
3u ieiuer 9raat sd tam nit nit
heir1tent"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
FOreSees Quick End To War.

Judge Ebert Gary, of New York,
G. airman Of the board Of directors
{. The United States Steel Copora-
ton, speaking at banquet given in
rs honor, predicted the quick end
i z of the war and unprecedented
prosperity to this country. Judge
Cry's words have much weight,
wing to his reputation for wise
j -dgment. At the beginning Of the
he predicted with startling ac-
racy the duration and cost to
cite. He said that the business
+ ople Of the nations at war would
l. allaw it to grogress much long
e.. All the beligerents are becom-
i4g physically end economically ex-
E2usted.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
NOTICE.

By virtue Of power vested in me
by a certain deed Of trust executed
to me on the 10Th Day OF January,
1906, by E. A. Taylor anu wife,
Louvenia, and which deed of trust
is Of record in Halifax County. in
Book 176. at Page 402, to which
reference may be had, | will on Sat
urday, the 7th day of August, 1915,
at II o'clock, in front Of Burroughs
Pittman- Wheeler Company's Store,
sell at public auction, for cash, to
the highest bidder, the following
described real estate:
That tract or parcel Of land be-
ginning at the main run of the Ke-
hukee Swamp, Will Taylor's corner,
and runs thence W. A6 39-100 Chains
with VIII Taylor's line to stake in
S. B. Kitchin's line thence with S.
B. Kitchin's line S. 10a W. 1000
100 Chains to Lawrence Clark's cor
ner; thence with Lawrence Clark's
line N. 85a E. 52.00-1O0 Chains to
main run Of Kehukee Swamp !;
thence up the main run of Kehukee
Swamp N. 81 w. 6.50-1OO Chains to
the beginning, and containing
thirty-eight acres.
This the 9Th day Of July, 1915.
G. SPEED, Trustee
S. A. DUNN. Attorney.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
Mrs. Percy Johnson.

After an illness Of only one week,
Mrs. Percy Johnson died at 4 o'clock
on Tuesday morning Of last week,
July the 9Th, at the age Of twenty
eight. Mrs. Johnson was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Taylor, of Whitakers, N. c., about
five years ago she was united in
marriage to Mr.. Percy Johnson of
Scotland Neck. Mrs. Johnson is
survived by her husband, mother,
father, two brother, three sisters
and other relatives who deeply
mourn her loss
While girl Mrs. johnson made a
profusion Of faith and united with
the Methodist Church in which fel-
lowship she remained until her
death. She was favorite with her
relatives and close friends because
Of her sweetness Of disposition and
her thoughtful consideration of
others. The vavancy she leaves is
large and the wounds of grief
severe. The heart Of our COM
munity bleeds with the tenderest of
sympathy for those who mourn, and
we invoke upon them Heavens con-
ISOLATION and the comforting COM
partnership Of the Great Comforter.
Funeral services were conducted
late Tuesday evening by Rev. R. A.
Mcfarland and the interment was
in the BAPTIST cemetery. May the
sleepless watcher keep her dust
sacred until He comes to make up
His jewels.
"Sleep on, beloved, sleep, and take
thy rest,
Lay down thy head upon thy
Saviour's breast
We loved thee well, but Jesus loved
the best
Good night Good might Good
night!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
Spring Hill Items.

Spring Hill, July 13.-Mrs. Lilly
Quincy has returned to her home
IT. Enfield.
Hiss Selma Twisdale has returned
+ ne.
Miss Bette DeBrule has returned
t her home near Hobgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Lilly and
! IS Clayton NJ. Crittendon, has
returned home after spending a few
Gays in Everetts last week.
AFR. Roy Pope, left Monday for
Y eldon, where he will begin to
work.
Miss Madeline Riddick is spend.
/ = the week with relatives in Scot.
lad Neck.
Miss Antoinette Pope has return.
e. to her home in Weldon.
The crops of the community were
b4dly damaged by one of the
large rains, we have had this sum
n1ar.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
Hamilton ltem ms.

Hamilton July 13.-Miss Mary
Anthony is visiting relatives near
Palmyra.
j. 4. Davenport went to Norfork
Wednesday.
Mir. Watson Sherrod, of Enfield
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. P. L. Salisbury has returned
from Panacea Springs.
Pattie Sherrod is visiting relatives
in GreenvilIe.
P. H. Davenport, R. A. Edmon-
son. c. D. Perkins, F. L. Gladstone
attended the horse race in Tarboro
Friday.
Sheriff Crofford was in town Fri
day.
Miss Mary Louise Carstaphen has
returned to her home in Williams
ton after spending a few days with
relatives.
MIR. ard Mrs. Walter Davenport
OF Rocky Mount, was the guest of
Mrs. }. A. Davenport Sunday.
Mr.. c. D. Carstaphen, and fam
lily, Of williamson, were the guest
Of Mrs. Harry Walds Sunday.
Misses Emily Hines and Clarice
Cartwright, of Oak City, were the
guest of Miss HELEN Council Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Slade ST..
John Martin Jr., Miss Maggie Belle
Jones and Fannie Mathews spent a
few hours in Williamson Sunday.
mir. and Mrs. J. 0. Williams, Of
Seems were the guest of Mrs. J. D..
Hines Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. F. L. Haislip and
family, F. A. Edmonson, and Mag
gle Belk Jones motored to Robertson
vile Monday.
T. ii. Davenport, O. T. Everette.
I. Il. Gladstone and Harry Waldo
spent Monday in Williamson.
| AiAiAe]iA L AlOlllGS LIDS returned from
Greenville where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
Pattie Sherrod returned Sunday
from Greenviile where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Carlotta Nicholson has re-
turned to her home in Washington
after visiting Mrs. D. E. Taylor.
MIR. Willie Upton has come home
to spend vacation. 1t has been quite
While since he has been home.
Mr. Thad Davenport left TUESDAY,
on vacation.
We have several musical instru-
ments brought recently in our town
Mrs. T. B. Slade, ST., and Mrs.
Harry Waldo, has purchased q
'Victrola", Mrs. w. E. Davenport
Edison.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
Oak City Items.

Oak City, July 13.-Misses Mary
I thony, of Hamilton, with Carrie
a. i Annie Harrington were in town
7 esday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Chesson and
children, of Winston, were the
quests of L. L. Chesson and I. w.
/ NEWPORT few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blount, of
1jhitakers, left for their home Sat-
l"day morning.
Miss Clyde Jordan is spending
s'7ne time with her sister in Lewis
ia.
Mrs. T. H. johnson spent Sunday
i. Scotland Neck.
Miss Taylor, of the Washington
Hospital, arrived Friday to take
c, srge Of Miss Reba Harrell who is
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie Whichard, of Bethel,
spent the weekend with Miss Lou
C9uncil.
Miss Iona Leggett. Of Hobgood, is
I . guest of Misses Pearl and Jeffer-
sr'n House for few days.
Hiss Helen Everett, of Robertson
'e, is the guest Of Misses Beatrice
q Dave Daniels this week.
Hiss Jefferson House spent the
Weekend with friends near Hassell.
5Ir. Sugg Fleming. of Pactolus,
IS in town Friday.
Henry Cherry was in town Friday
Miss Marjorie Bradley, of Rocky
ount, is spending some time with
Mrs. Nat. Brown.
Miss Blanche Everett left for
lvcoerscnviile Saturday.
Hiss Emily Hines and Clarice
{ rtwright spent Sunday in Hamil.
the guest of Miss Helen Council
s1r. and Mrs. H. K. Harrell anc
FINEST spent Sunday in Enfield.
Miss Elizabeth Spier left for he,
+ me in Winterville Monday.
Messrs. Robt. Salisbury and Johnnie
banks were in town Sunday A. M
e. S. Burnett, Of Palmyra. was ir
t wn Sunday.
Little Margaret Hines is at he,
6 andfather's home ill with typhoid
{ yer.
DR.. Edgar Long has been exceed
ingly busy giving toxine for proven
ten of typhoid fever this week.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
Many Changes.

The remodeling and enlareino nv
Mr.. }. E. Bowers of the store on
Main street, occupied by Mr.. W. B.
Strickland, Jr., has created more or
less historical conversation among
the citizenship Of Scotland Meek
Ihls store, according to the older
population, is the first brick store
ever built in the town, and was
erected nearly forty years ago by
the late John Pittman, the lot upon
Which the store stands being given
to Mr.. Pittman by the late Noah
Blggs with the understanding that a
brick structure be placed thereon.
During the past eighteen Years
every business house on the west
side of Main street, save one has
been built or remodeled, and some
OF them erected for the second time
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-15
DiaFrhoea Quickly Cured.

About two years ago | had a Sc
- attack Of diarrhoea which last
e. for over week. writes w. c..
Jglses, Buford, N. D. Il became so
' oak that | could not stand upright.
{ druggist recommended Chamber
| MS Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy. The first dose relieved
r and within two days l was as
VII as ever" Obtainable everv-
where.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
GILMORE TAKES CRACK
AT ORGANIZED BALL

New York. Sept 1S-James A. Gilmore.
president of the Federal League. dis
charged a few broadsides in the general
direction of organized baesball today
in answering o. BIS "panning' of the
Feds action in releasing players.
Those fellows ought to observe the
rulings of that motto about people who
live in crystal huts shouldn't heave
bricks" said Gilmore. III the Federal
League treated it's players even one-tenth
as unjustly as organized baseball has
treated ball players we'd hide ourselves
because Of shame over our actions.
We've never blacklisted a player. as
organized baseball has done. We've
never refused a player a job simply be-
cause he played in some other organiza-
ton, and we've never failed to pay
player every dollar that he's worth-and
sometimes more. II player in our
league-a youngster just breaking in
shows that he is a real player. We don't
wait until he threatens to jump before
we advance his salary. We give it to
him voluntarily. We pay for value re-
ceived-and we pay well. That's more
than organized baseball is doing.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Well. that is another one to our credit
and also to Messrs. Gallia, Barber and
Shanks
After pitching three straight halls to
Bert Shotten, Gallia sent the next three
across the heart of the plate and Bert
struck out in the opening chapter.
Pratt's catch of Gandirs line drive In
the opening stanza saved trouble. as
Milan was on third. Tho ball looked
good for hit but Pratt managed to get
his hand in the way OF it. some how or
ether.
Milan's hit in the opening inning hit the
wall in right field so hard that II bounded
back nearly to second base. All Of the
Brownies We're out OF position, so Zeb
got to third in safety.
Foster made two remarkable stops and
throws. Both balls were hit at him like
bullets, but Eddie picked them out of the
dirt without the least bit of trouble, get
tpg his man each time at first.
Bert shotten showed his speed when
he went to the left field foul line and
caught McBride's drive. 1t looked good
for two or three bases. but Shotten got
over in time to catch the ball.
In the ninth inning Gallia showed that
he could field his position with the rest
of them. A slow roller was hit to Gandil
and Gallia got over in time to take the
throw and get the man. 1t was a clever
piece of work on both players part
Milan was up to his old trick of let
ting them 80 through his legs. After
making several nice catches Zeb allow.
ed Sisler's htt to shoot past for three
bases This happened In the Ainth.