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Evening star., 1957-12-30
STATISTICS

footballs blue-chip game de-
veloped into a lop-sided affair
for the fourth straight year. Al
most any other Eastern Diyi-
sion eleven might have made
a better showing as the Lions
cashed in on fumbles and in
tercepted passes in rolling up
the biggest score registered
against the present Cleveland
club since its organization in
1916.
Last Close One in SO
Not since the Lions nosed out
Cleveland. 1915, in 1858, has
there been a close playoff. Aft
or the Browns 56-10 triumph
over Detroit in 1854. Cleveland
beat Los Angeles. 1914, a year
later. and the Giants clobbered
the Bears. ATT. last December.
The combined score of the
two teams yesterday matched
the one-game scoring record Of
70 points, amassed single-hand-
edly by the Chicago Bears
against the Redskins at Wash
ington's Griffith Stadium in
1910. A star end for the Bears
that cold Sunday II years ago
was George Wilson. the Veto
rious coach, who led the Lions
all the way to the title in his
first season after taking the
reins thrown down in a huff by
Buddy Parker.
Wilson Stunned. Too
1t was a bright, beautiful day
for Wilson. who seemed almost
as stunned as the experts who
had made the Browns 3-point
tavorites. He seemed to be
pinching himself to be sure it
wasn't a dream. for the miracle
Lions won seven Of their last
eight games. counting the play
of with San Francisco for the
Western Division title. to get a
shot at the championship. And
in half OF their eight league
victories they had to scramble
from behind.
Il guess We let down our divi-
sion." the usually fiery Brown
told reporters after giving him.
self a brief cooling-off period.
during which no outsiders were
admitted to the Cleveland
dressing room.
But Brown apparently sensed
impending defeat.
Its been a month since We
played a game We had to win"
he pointed out. "and two weeks
since our last game. That
didn't help"
Plum Replaces O'COnnell
Almost as an afterthought,
he added. We were lucky to
get this far"
The Browns literally tried to
battle the reSurgent Lions with
only 10 men after Quarterback
Tommy O'Connnell failed to
click in his starting role. O'Con-
nell. returning to competition
after a four-week lay-off be-
cause of a sprained ankle. gave
way to Milt Plum. Penn State
rookie. late in the second quar-
Continued on Page Ais, Col. l
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Pro Title Decided by Rout
For Fourth Straight Year
5o-l4 Win Gives
Detroit Revenge
For 1854 Lucinq
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
Star stan Writer

DETROIT. Dec. 30.--Almost
from the start Of the 1857
season. Paul Brown insisted
that his Cleveland entry in the
National Football League race
was not a great team. But. it
took the bone-crunching De-
troit Lions to prove the point
yesterday as they annihilated
the Browns. 59yl4. for the
championship before 55.263
bundled and boisterous fans at
Briggs Stadium.
The Browns weren't even a
good team yesterday. as pro
Evening star., 1957-12-30
By the Associates Press

Champions will be crowned
In four major basketball tour
naments tonight with the Big
Eight in Kansas City matching
Kansas and Kansas State
both unbeated and both po-
tential national champions.
In the others. California
takes on Temple in the Holiday
Festival windup in New York,
Maryland meets Memphis State
in the finale Of the Sugar Bowl
tournament in New Orleans
and Iowa plays Syracuse for
the title Of the Queen City
event in Buffalo, N. Y.
This week will mark the
windup Of the heavy holiday
tournament schedule and the
teams will get down to the
serious business Of their con-
ference races.
Both Kansas and Kansas
State are unbeaten In nine
games. They are co-favoriteS
for the Big Eight title. And
they were ranked Nos. 2 and 8.
respectively. in last weeks. As
sociated Press Poll of the top
teams in the country.
Possibly because Of the fab
ulouS Wilt Chamberlain. KAN
sas will rate a slight choice in
the final. The 7-foot Philadel-
phia junior has been pegging
them through the basket at a
3l.5-point-per-game pace.
Terps Are Favored
Temple. which would emerge
as the class Of the Eastern
sector. is a 5-point choice over
California. The Bears have
been defeated three times. but
there was some excuse. They
bumped into San Francisco,
Kansas and Kansas State in
succession
Maryland. rated No. 6 in the
Nation. is expected to roll past
Memphis State, while Iowa is
favored over Syracuse.
In big tournaments already
ended. North Carolina. San
Francisco and Mississippi State
are home free.
North Carolina, which slipped
to fourth in the rankings after
West Virginia cut the Tar Heels
winning streak at 81 games,
made its new winning record
30 by defeating North Caro-
lima State. 1890, in the Dixie
Classic final at Raleigh. Both
played possession ball, but
North Carolina had the pepper
pots 1t needed in Tommy
Kearns and Pete Brennan to
retain the title.
Once-beaten San Francisco
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
Nome Ministers
 Present Musicale

Nome ministers and their wives have gotten together to put on a musical program this coming Sun day-Universal Bible Sunday.
 The program will be held at the Community Methodist Church at 400 pm.
 The offering taken will be sent to the American Bible Society to help print the Bible in over HOO languages.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
Josephine Kaaji Gets Remembrance on Her 83rd Birthday

Josephine Kaaji would like to express her appreciation to her friends, MT. and Mrs. Henry Gus tafson of Seattle for the lovely plant and cake she received in the mail for Thanksgiving and her birthday. CMrs. Gustafson is the former Mrs. Tekla Kanari.'
 Josephine states she was born in 1874, which makes here 83 years old.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
Harwood Granddaughter Sends Word of Arrival

Kathy Lynn Harwood, born on November 27, 1857, sent greetings to her grandmother and grand father, MT. and Mrs. Boyd liar wood, and announced she was 6 pounds and T ounces big and 19 inches long.
 She promised to visit here next summer with her mother and father, MT. and Mrs. Robert Har- wood.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29

Baby Girl Born Thanksgiving Day
 A daughter was born Thanks giving day to MT. and Mrs. Ray Klementson at the MATM Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
GETS FREE THANKSGIVING DINNER FROM NOME MARKET

Mark Oblookalook is the lucky recipient of the makings of a Thanksgiving Day dinner. It was presented to him by the Nome Market.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29

Billy Lilies and Jerry Cavota are this weeks winners in Top Pops Contest" al Music Box.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
BASKETBALL TONITE

This Friday evening a change in the basketball schedule has been made. The game between the Merchants and Western Electric has been cancelled; in it's place the Merchants will play the Ma tional Guard-North Star quintet starting at 7:30.
 The second game will be be- tween the Boring Sea Club Pan thers and the ACS Wamcats.
 Both games will be just what fans have been waiting for, so, fans, don't miss them.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29

The climbing perch from. Asia is a fish than can walk on dry land and climb trees.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-29
W ANT ADS

YOUR AVON Representative is
 June Jefferies. If
, 1957-05-28

Eaockery Of the whole democratic process and violate the
very Constitution of the United States. Everybody knows
that. BY the very same token, to force upon the executive the
necessity of having to go to the legislature for each and every
step in the appointive process would Likewise make a sham
bles of the executive and invite untold and endless political
manipulation. a}
IT MAY BE that an intelligent, middleof-theroa com
is the way out. Of course, the cabinet appointments
should be confirmed. In addition to these, the important COM
missions, particularly the ones which exercise p~olicy-making
power should be confirmed. But in any government, parti-
cularIy in this day and time, there will be many many com
~nittees, commissions, groups, and the like which operate in a
planning andIor advisory capacity which need not and should
not be subject to legislative confirmation.
TO REQUIRE THAT every office, every committee,
every commission Of every sort come before the Senate TOR
confirmation is to seek to tie the hands OF the executive SO
tight than fmctioning might be curtailed altogether.
IT WOULD SEEN to us that a sitting down of the two
branches of government, with an approach leading to the
ultimate good of the Islands as a whole is the way out. 1t is
not too much to hope that both sides will see the overall pic
ture and put aside whatever might have gone before, and
seek now to set an excellent example of good government.
ANY spiteful behavior should be out of the question as being
foolish and ineffective.
, 1957-05-28
MAY %, 1857
Editorial
COMPROMISE SOLUTION
WHAT HAS TAKEN place IN the nast E

WHAT HAS TAKEN place in the past few weeks, and
still taking place, is the clearest possible example Of the need,
once and for all, to clarity certain functions of both the exc
cutive and the legislative branches Of our government. Many
will claim that there is no need for Qualification; that every
one knows what each of these branches does and how it
functions, and that the democratic process having been fol
lowed for years in these parts leaves little to be explained.
BUT THE COLD fact is that there is much work to be
done-on both sides. To continue this hightful waste of time,
money and energy in still pickering about SO basic and final
a tenet of government is to give proof that the matter is far
from clear.
EVE SINCE CIVIL administration came to these Is
lands there has been a power struggle between the Governors
Office and the legislature. There has always been the feeling
that the Governor usuped. too much power; that he did not
render unto the legislature the things that we're the legsla-
lures, and that the only manner in which that body could
function would be to exercise its Inherent right of checks and
balances.
NOW, EVEN WITH a New Organic Act, and a much
needed code Of laws for these Islands, that same, nerve-ex-
posed question haunts us all. The reason is easy enough to
explain, the difficulty lies with the solution,
SING IT IS that the Governor is appointed by the Pre-
sident of the United States, and is responsible, not to the
people Of these Islands, but directly to the President; and
since the Governor has final veto power over the actions of
the Senate, then that body is placed in the position where
it is practically always at the mercy of the Governor. That
fact hangs as a constant shadow and creates many added and
subsidiary issues which would otherwise not be present.
That, then, is the problem.
BUT WHAT OF the solution? Ofhand, it v would seem to
rs that some middle course would suffice. To give the Cover
nors Office unlimited power of appointment is to make a
, 1957-05-28
.C%HRISTIANSTED. THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES" a

THE house OF GOOD PICTURES "a.
Tuesday, May % Double Feature:
THE VANISHING AMERICAN
Scott Brady Audrey Totter Forrest Tucker
Gene Lockhart
THE HOUSTON o
Gene Barry Barbara Hale Edward Arnold
May 20 : LA JUsTIcA DEL LoBo Gn SPANISH
Dagoberto Rodriguez : Flor Silvestre
Thursday, May 30
CARMEN JONES Cinemascope & Deluxe Color
Harry Belafonte Dorothy cambridge Pearl Bailey
Olga James Joe Adams
June / Triple Feature:
BOSS OF BULLION CITY
Johnny McBroWn
HIGH SOCIETY
Leo Corey & The Bowery Boys
Chapter / of the WILD WEST DAYS. the new Serial,
with Johnny McBrown
Sunday, June 2 :
SCARLET (SuperScope & Technology
John Payne Arlene Dahl Rhonda Fleming
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ton Whedbee and wife, Iris Rose
Whedbee, k-acre lot, houses and
improvements in Wanchese, stamps
$.55.
Mrs. Royce Twiford and Royce
Hilton Twiford to Norfolk and
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Co., right-of-way agreement, land
at Manns Harbor. Ernest Yeates
and wife, Minnie Leary Yeates, to
Henry o. Edens and wife, June c..
Edens, tract of land, houses and
improvements in Virginia Dare
Park subdivision, Roanoke Island,
stamps $10.45. Charles P. Gray
and wife, Odessa S. Gray, to
Ethel ]. Middleton, one-half inter-
est in 2 lots in Tower Beach sub
division, Hatteras Township.
Frank C. Husband and wife,
Virginia Conrad Husband, to C.
A. York and wife, Jewell P. York,
tract of land in . Manteo, stamps
$4.40. Robert A. Young and wife,
Mary Young, to Frank C. Aus
band, 10 lots in Avalon Beach
subdivision, Atlantic Township,
stamps, $1.10. Medford NJ. White
and wife, Anolova J. White, to
John A. Bartlett and wife, Ruby
S. Bartlett, one-half interest in A
lots in Kill Devil Beach Extended
subdivision, Atlantic Township,
stamps $.55. Medford M. White
and wife, Anolova j. White, to
George Lawrence w. Jones, 2 lots
in Kill Devil Beach Extended SUBJ
division, Atlantic Township,
stamps $.55.
Roger B. Adams, Jr. and wife,
Martha Marie Adams, to Eleanor
Akin Smith, 2 lots in Kitty Hawk
Shores subdivision, Atlantic Town
ship, stamps $12.10. Burnice E.
Payne to Glidus E. White, one
half interest in tract of land and
improvements in Stumpy Point.
Allen Sobel, w. C. Foreman and
wife, Mildred F. Foreman and
Martin Kellogg, Jr., Trustee, to
William Irwin Alexander and wife,
Hazel Jackson Alexander, and
Ernest Samuel Alexander and
wife, Mary Moore Alexander, lot
in Oville Beach subdivision, At
lantic Township, stamps $1.1O.
Willard and Brittle Burrus to Will
bur Austin and Vera Austin, tract
of land in Hatteras Township.
r B. Rowland, Jr. and wife,
Ella C. Rowland, to W. r. Deaton
and wife, Estelle K. Deaton, 2 lots
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in Kill Devil Hills, stamps $1.10.
Jesse C. Gard to James A. Scar
borough and wife, Jewell H. Scar
borough, 8, lots in Mays Head
Shores subdivision, Mays Head
Township, stamps $.55. Bever-
ly s. Midget and husband
Elmer v. Midget, Jr., to FL
mer v. Midget, ST., and
wife, Evelyn F. Midget, tract of
land and improvements in Manteo,
stamps $7.15. Elmer v. Midget,
Sr. and wife, Evelyn F. Midget,
to M. X. Fearing, Jr. and wife,
Mary S. Fearing, tract of land
and improvements in Manteo,
stamps $500. Myrtle Sugg Ether
idge to o. S. Hunt, tract of land
in Roanoke Park Extended SUBJ
division, Roanoke Island.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mrs. Bruce Greet and Theresa
Greet were in Columbia Monday.
Foster Basnight of Elizabeth
City was here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Primer
were in Columbia Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Hassell spent the week
end here with her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Cahoon.
Frank Cahoon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Cahoon were here Saturday.
Roy Everton and Robert Patrick
spent the week end in Norfolk.
J. T. Johnson, Post Office In
spector, of Murfreesboro was here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Basnight and
Susan and Mrs. R. F. Smith were
in Manteo Sunday.
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DARE COUNTY TRANSFERS
Recorded in May


Diane Baum Frank to Lena Mae
Waterfield, lot in Kitty Hawk
Shores subdivision, Atlantic Town
ship, stamps $1.1O. Henry W.
Evans and wife, Nellie ]. Evans
to Fearings, Inc, 2 tracts land on
Roanoke Island, stamps $.55. Iris
Anderson and husband, T. w. An
derson, Helen WEIGH and husband
James A. WEIGH, to Wallace R
Gray, tract of land in Hatteras
Township, stamps SIS. L, D. Has.
sell and wife, Ina ]. Hassell, quit.
claim deed to Joseph H. Tillett
tract of land on Roankoe Island
Warren o. Gaskins and wife, Eliz-
abeth v. Gaskins, to William S
Stowe, tract of land in Hatteras
Township, stamps $.55. Junius
Styron and wife Iona Styron, to
Noah E. Price, 1-acre lot and
house in Hatteras Township
stamps $.55. w. S. Stowe to Jun
ius Styron, tract of land in Hat
teras Township. Noah E. Price
and wife, Salome Price, to Mrs
Gladys Hoffman, Il lot in Hat
teras Township.
Mother Vineyard, Inc. to R. B.
Lennon and wife, Gertrude Q
Lennon, lots on Roanoke Island. A
P. Tillett to Robert M. Tiliett and
wife, Zenova P. Tillett, lot in
Wanchese. Norman r. Simpson
and wife, Maude Simpson, to
Dorothy X. Squires, lot in Atlantic
Township. Norman R. Simpson
and wife, Maude Simpson, to Al
fred L. Sexton, lot in Atlantic
Township. Warren A. Thompson
and wife, Maxine D. Thompson, to
S. w. Allsbrooks, Sr. and w. K.
Pearce,, 2 lots in Croatan Shores
Subdivision, Atlantic Township,
stamps $2.75. R. B. Lennon and
wife, Gertrude @ Lennon, to
John F. Wilson, Jr., and wife,
Estelle J. Wilson, lot on Roanoke
Island, stamps $.55.
Nevin w. Wescott and wife,
Marjorie B. Wescott, to John F.
Wilson, Jr. and wife, Estelle j.
Wilson, lot in Roanoke Park sub
division, Mays Head Township,
stamps $.55. C. T. Williams and
wife, Ianthia Williams, to Earl
S. Younce, contract to sell
2 tracts land including motel
in Kinnekeet Township. J. Hol-
lis Dudley and wife, Maxine
Hooper Dudley, to Talmadge w.
Best and wife, Margaret A. Best,
lot and houses in Stumpy Point,
stamps 1920. Alton w. Best and
wife, Ruby G. Best, to Talmadge
w. Best and wife, Margaret A.
Best, lot in Stumpy Point.
Charles Dorian DUDLEY and
wife, Marian Lettis DUDLEY,
George H. Dudley and wife, Ger
trude B. Dudley, August S. Quid-
ley and wife, Effie Wayne DUDLEY,
Lotion D. Midgeette and wife,
Mildred G. Midget, Carroll E.
Midget and wife, Shirley E. Mid
git, and Ernest M. Midget and
wife, Louise Midget, to Elizabeth
M. Saunders, one-fourth interest
in 9.2-acre tract of land on Roa-
noke Island, stamps $.55. Charlie
B. Midget and wife, Olive M.
Midget, right-of-way agreement
to State Highway and Public
Works Commission, property in
Manns Harbor. John w. Wheeler
and wife, Marie Reed Wheeler, to
State Highway and Public Works
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of your
cows to purebred, proven stocks
is both profitable and economical.
This service available to family
COW owners, beef producers, dairy
herds. All dairy and beef breeds
available Call H. E. Clayton, Bel
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VISIT OUR greenhouse and nur-
sery for geraniums, begonias,
foliage plants, cacti, African vio-
lets; also, camellias, azaleas, red
berried pyracantha, oleander, holly,
daphne, and many other evergreen
plants in cans for your convenience.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Manteo,
N. C. T-5-10-tfc
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SELL KNAPP AEROTRED
SHOES FULL TIME OR PART

SELL KNAPP AEROTRED
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HOME Observation-Disclosures
ing, siding, garages built, rooms
added, baths installed complete,
brick and cement work, painting
or anything else you want to i'm
prove your home. Pay nothing
down, SO months to pay. See
Charles Haskell or phone 57O4
Elizabeth City. T-8-9-tfc
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Entry No. IL Book 6 Page IL
NOTICE OF ENTRY
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
nARE COUNTY

DARE COUNTY
Allen L. Mann. Jr.. Claimant.
having produced to the undersign-
ed Entry-Taker. a writing signed
by himself, that he lays claim and
enters certain parcel or tract of
land. vacant. unappropriated and
subject to entry. This land is sit
uated in Dare County. Roanoke
and Pamlico Sounds being the
nearest water courses. The natural
boundaries are:
One sand island located about
500 yards Southeast from the
Oregon Inlet Ferry slip and
about 500 yards in a West direc-
ton from the South point of the
ferry slip and known as Island
Number One. Containing one
acre, more or less.
The number of acres claimed are
one. more or less.
This Entry was made this the
18th day of September, 1867.
MELVIN r. DANIELS
Entry aker
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INDEPENDENT insurance agen-
cies can and will "serve you
first" Contact us for yours now.
Hugh Fortescue, Washington.
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HELP WANTED for established
Nationally Advertised Watkins
Products in Hyde County. No ex-
perience required. Car necessary.
Write the j. R. Watkins Company,
P. o. Box 5071, Richmond, Vir-
ginia. H-9-26-3tc
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CONTRACTING, home building
anywhere from Manteo to Ocra-
coke. Contact James C. O'Neal,
Ocracoke. T-8-30-10tp
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THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN AND
DRUMMER Book 81, postpaid.
Get this racy book of dialogue
from Cape Hatteras and the N. C
Coastland. Send it to your friends,
6 copies S. postpaid. Times Print
ing Co., Inc, Manteo, N. c.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

NOh1h CAhOL1NA
DARE COUNTY
Having this day duly qualified
as Administrative of the. estate of
Edgar Marvin Hooper. deceased,
of Stumpy Point, Dare County,
North Carolina, hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to
his estate to come forward and
make immediate settlement; and
those holding claims against the
for payment within TWELVE
MONTHS from the date of this
notice or it will be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
This Bird day of September. 1857.
BLANCHE HOOPER MEEKINS
Admx..
Robbins. North Carolina
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SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN
WANTED, full or part time.
For particulars contact C. L. Rag
land, Kitty Hawk, phone 2046.
T-9-27-4tc
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FOR SALE: 80 gallon gas hot
water heater, almost new. Mrs.
Ida Payne, Wanchese, Tel. 1904.
T-10-4-2tc
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SMALL COTTAGE FOR RENT.
Mrs. Mildred Austin, phone PIP
], Manteo. T-1O-4-3tc
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TELEVISIoN, antenna, gas range
apt. size for sale. Fulton
Whidbee, Phone 281-J1, Wanchese,
N. C. T-24-3t
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FOR SALE: Florence (large) oil
circulator heater, with fan and
275-gal. tank. In good condition.
$4,000. Call Kill Devil Hills 2276..
T-10-4-2tc
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WE SELL chimney blocks, Chin
ney flue, cement blocks, sand,
cement, 3-in-1 shingles. Cahoon &
Swindell, Swan Quarter, N. c.
H-10-3-4tc
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MAN WANTED for work around
store, knowledge of dealing with
public worth while. Voliva Hard
ware Co., Belhaven, N. C.
P-10-10,3tc
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For your insurance needs see
W. r. PEARCE, Manteo, N. C.
All kinds of insurance

ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed ball
sets, India ink, black drawing
ink, silver ink, white ink, drawing
paper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
Inc, Manteo. tc
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FOR AUTO LIABILITY and fire
insurance on Hatteras Island,
See Ivey Batten, Hatteras.
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COAL HEATROLA, parlor size,
will heat three rooms; like new,
glossy enamel finish. $25. See D.
v. Meekins. Manteo, N. C.
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MRS. T. H. BLOUNT is now TAX
ing orders for Christmas cards.
Cali Belhaven 1886. P-9-5-tfc
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

The approximate value Of considera-
ton in deed Is shown by the offixed
Federol revenue siumps. based on $l.l0
per 81 900.