The Graphic from Nashville, North Carolina • Page 3

DEATH OF MISS HELEN JENKINS. Attention, Veterans. THE. GRAPHIC. Published at NAWKVtui, north Carolina Business, Courting or Pleasure.

I have just received a beautiful lot of open and top buggies. Made of as good material and as well finished as any ever offered on this market, will sell on easy terms cash or on time. F. B. RICKS, lion.

B. II. the city again last Saturday arrangidg the title to some valuable real estate in Rocky Mount recently purchased by the Atlaotlo Coast Line, who will erect a large and up to-date passenger depot near the present one. There are six prisoners now confined in the county jail serving out short sentences. "Tis indeed a great pity Nash county has nO law under which these culprits could be placed on the roads instead of being fed and clothed at the expense of the tax payers.

During the post week the case of James Wilcox for the killing of Nellie A 33 1-3 Per Cent Gut I Wens' Pants! We have on hand a runnant of Winter Pants, 130 pafrV which must go to make roufn for oar Spring Stock, For Thirty Days we offer this entire lot at 33 1-3 per cent reduction. M. VV LINCKE Editor and PrOp'f THURSDAY MAR. 20th, 1902. CITY IN BRIEF.

J. A. Whltakcr abd lady spent Buaday at Gold Rock. J. A.

Williams, of HlHiard-ton, wu in the city yestevduy. R. A. P. Cooley, paldSprlng Hope professional visit Tuesday Wiley Person, of Louisburg was in the city Tuesday on profes atonal business.

Re. V. 0. No well filled bis regu lar appointments at Cedar Bock Sal' tirday and Sunday. Mr.S.R.

Griffin and wife and Miss Fannie Smith spent Sunday with Mr. Griffla's parents near Red Oak. Continued rainy 'weather inter spersed with snow is further larding the progress of farm work. Report from almost every section of the county show our farmer friends to be much behind their operations Contractor Ward Batohelor and a force of carpenters have begun work on the residence of F. B.

Cooper, Miss Lillian Llncke and Percia Hedgepeth who have been spending some time at Cary, returned home Monday. Messrs; A. H. Whitley and J. R.

Jones, two prominent citizens of the Red Oak section, were in the ity Monday. E. B. Grantham is wearing the broadest smile of any man in town. It is a bright livtle girl that now graces his home.

Messrs. W. S. Wilkinson; Vt, L. Thorpe and S.

L. Arrington, of Rocky Mount, were in the city several hours last Monday. Mr. Zeb. V.

Jenkins, of Rocky Mount, was here Tuesday and Wed jjesday, attending the funeral of his sister, Miss Helen Jenkins. Friday Mar. 28th, is Good Friday, ant) Easter Sunday follows. There should be appropriate services is some of the local churches for that day. Miss Minnie Williams, a charming young lady of Dukes who has been Attending Nash Collegiate Institute, is spending a fow days with' her parents There Is a movement on foot to John J.

Clark's Spool Cotton, two Spools for five cent, Very Respectfully, ARRINGTON BISSETTE. Pianos, Organs AND Sewing Machines. 1 1 Vt-iVf cvs i In this city on Monday April 7th, there will be a meeting of all the Confederate Veterans of Nusb county to further perfect organization of a Camp and also to consider the matter of attendiug the Reunion to be held at Dallas, Texas begin ing April 23rd. All the old Veterans of Nash are urgently requested to be here on the date above mentioned. Castalla Intelligence.

Miss Nobla Matthews, who has been on a visit to her brother in Enfield, is at home again. Miss Temple Lou King who has been visiting relatives in Nashville and Rocky Mount, returned, home Monday. Miss Alma Iane, of Granville, who Is attending school here, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mary Privett, near Hunts. Mrs. Joe Shaw, of Northampton, is here at the bedside of her daughter, J.

Bartholomew, who is seriously and critically ill. For the first time this year Rev. Geo. M. Duke filled his appointment here Sunday night, owiug however to the inclemency of the weather.

Owing to the very unfavorable winter the farmers in this section are badly behind with (heir operations, which means a busy time ahead for the planting season. The good people of Dukes Academy are to be congratulated in securing the competent Mr. Ollie Cop-pedge, of Cedar Rock, to become principal of their school. He is associated by Miss Mattle Fox, and has a full attendance. Your Correspondent heartily con gratulates the Editor in.

his most happy state of conjugal bliss, and wishes him and his captivating and accomplished bride a long life of continued joy and perfect content-ment. Accept our thanks, "Plain Tom. "Editor. While in Nashville last week the writer learned that candidates are springing up in all portions of the county like mushrooms from a hot bed, anxious to serve the dear peo pie in the various offices. Really- it seems there is almost an over-pro dyctioi; this early in the campaign, and doubt-loss- some will tire and grow lukewurm before the election.

Plain Tom. Lockjaw fTrom Cobwebs. Cobwebs put, on nut lately gave a woman 'lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put cn a cut is Bucklen's ArnicaSalve, the infallible healpr of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Hurnes Scalds and It cures 6r no pay. Only 25c at M.

C. Yarboro drugstore. If you know your subscription to The Graphic is due pav up at once. C- 'VanDeusen, Kil-bourn, was afflicted with stomack trouole aud contlpation for a long time. She sa.ys, I have tried many but none have done me the good tbat Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have." These Tablets are for sale at M.

C. Yarboro Co's drug store. Price, 25 cents. Samples free. Human nature always crops out every time a collection is taken up in church.

Hoadache often results from a dis ordered condition of the stomach and constipation of the A doseortwoof Chamberlain sbtomacb and Liver tablets will correct these disorders, and cure the headache. Sold by Yarboro Co. A woman would rather bo not loved but noticed than to be lved but not noticed. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets eyre a cold in one day. No cure no pay.

Price 25 cents. HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE. I will sell t. the highest bidder for cash on Monday, April 7th, 1902," one bay mare 7 years old, one top buggy and harness at 12 oclock in front of the court bouse in Nashville, to satisfy a claim I hold against Professes J. W.

Sherrill for the purchase money of said horse and bug gy. Wallace Batchelor, Agt. for JLdferton Howell. NOTICE Havin nnaTIfipd as administrator of thA estate of Henry Cone, deceased, late of Nash county, N. notice is hereby given tn all Twmnna daimn ac-ainnt Raid estate to present them to the undersigned on or betore the latnaay ol Marcn ll03, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recorery.

Persons indebted to said estate wul please come lorwaro ana mase immediate payment. This Mar. 19th, MACK oHINTLET. AQinF. i Henry Cone, dee'd A Sad Home Coming to Host Of Loving Friends end Sorrowing Parents.

This community experienced a severe shock last Monday when it was announced that Maj. J. P. Jen kins had received a telegram from Baltimore stating that his daughter, Miss Helen Jenktos bad diea Saturday shortly after having undergone a delicate and dangerous surgical operation at the Baltimore City Hospital. Maj.

Jenkins at once wired that the body of his daughter be prepared for shipment and, in charge of Embalmer Abrons the remains reached this place Tuesday evening. A large crowd of sorrowing friends and acquaintances were in waiting at the train and accompanied the re mains to the Jenkins homestead near town, and watched beside the bier until two o'clock resterday afternoon when the interment took place, Rev. J. M. Benson performing the last sad rites in the presence of a large concourse of grlef-strickeu friends.

Probably no young lady in the county was better known and enjoyed a wider circle of friends than did Miss. Jenkins, and the hearts of the people throb in one great unison of sympathy for the be reaved parents. She was years of age and was a young lady of ex ceptlonally fine qualities, full of life and merriment, and when encircled by a host of friends her merry laugh, winning ways and pleasant vonver sation never allowed a' moment to lack its quote of pleasure. Her many were loath to part with bur several months ago when she accepted a position as one of the head clerks in one of the largest deoartment stores in the city of Baltimore. Her sad home-cuming now sends a- thrill of deepest uwo aud paiu to -the hearts of herdevoted parents and a host of friends.

The sympathy of the entire com muoity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins aud ether relations in their sad hour of deepest gloom and be reaement. The People Desire No Change. The report is rife that our former townsman, P.f Arrington will return to Nash aud be a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior" Court.

Mr, The Graphic is informed upon the best refutes any such a report. There will be no cbaugo in the Clerk's office this as the people of Nash County have never done more honor to themselves and the office than when they made Thomas A. Sills that officer. The manner in which he has filled his position is above reproach and as an honored citizen of Nasb county, none staud higher or have a warmer place in the hearts of the people than Mr. Sills, who wilt continue business at the same old stand for another term.

This is the wish of the people and The Graphic doffs its hat to a worthy citizenship who will still hold on to "Tommie Whisperings From Whltakers. The Rural Delivery for Edgecombe is not iu operation yet, but it is expected soon. Mr. Howard Jones, of Wilson, was here on a visit to W. C.

Taylor last Saturday. Mr. Henry Cutchinis building a small' residence across the street from Winstead's steam mill. Rev. G.

W. Holmes pastor of the Methodist Protestant church, gave his- bearers' two splendid sermons last Sunday mourning and night. We learn that Hearne received their first order from a big importing firm of New York and: Norfolk and have made their first shipment to be followed by others. Thus; Jheir trade is being enlarged each week. Ladles Your Attenthwl MvSnrinfirand Summer stock of Millinery, embracingthe very latest reations.

will arrive this- week and you are cordially Invited to caH and inspect the Watch for further announcements next week. Very Respectfully, Mas. C. J. Odom.

To Cure Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo -Quinine Tablets. All drujrzists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W.

Grove's signature is on each box. 26c. Can't Keep IIBacret. The splendid work of Dr. King's New Life Pills ds daily coming to light.

No such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing Constipation, Sick Head ache, Billiousness, Jaundice and In digestion. Try them, zoc at M. Yarboro Co drug store. Machines from to Organs from $40.00 up to $150.00 New Iustruments Exchanged for Old Ones Cropsy has been In progress at Elizabeth City.

No new material facts have been brought out as the court proceeded and while publio opinion is that Wilcox is guilty, he will in all probability go free. Will those persons wJbohavetakeo books from Ths Graphio library please return the same. There are several volumes of "Ron's Works" missing and the record of to whom they were loaned has been misplaced. If you have any of them be kiud enough to return the same. A contributor to the columns of ThsGkaphio fails to give the 'name of a deceased citizen of whom he writes a touching, and no doubt worthy obituary.

Nowhere in the entire article does the name of the deceased appear. Inform us of hom you write and the same will bo pub lished. Messrs. S. A.

Batchelor and S. Griffin have purchased the W. Bass property opposite ThkGhapbio office, and we learn these enterpris ing gentlemen wilt at some future date tear down the unsightly struc tures now located and erect a solid brick block from the post office build ing to the court houee square. Back From TM Northara Markets. Mrs.

W. A. Collins, who has been spending several days in- Baltimore and Philadelphia selecting the latest creations in millinery for her store here, returned home Tuesday even ing. During her stay in the above named cities Mrs. Collins was a close observer of the leading styles and will soon display the latest ideas to the ladies of Nash villoand surround ing community.

Friday and Satur day, Maveb 28th and 29th are the days Bet for her grand millinery opening. ViHriM Should Rally. Every Confederate Veteran in Nash county who can should be here on the first Monday in April to fur ther perfect the organization of a Veteran's Almost every county in the State have organized and our Nash citizenship should not be in arears. No Southern soldier was ever more brave and chivalrous in times of peace and war than were the sons of Nash, and the record they made in times that tried men's "souls should not pass into oblivion, but should be handed down to posterity and engravened on their hearts and minds in letters which cannot be erased. Exposition Visitors Return.

Mr. and Mr Willis Ward, Miss Rosa Jenkins and Mr. Ed. Batchelor returned from the, Charleston Exposition Monday afternoon. They report the big show a decided suc cess and say their trip was a most enjoyable one.

An elaborate program, of entertainments have been arranged for "Nor th Carolina Wee which begin S' April 7th. President Roosevelt will make his visit to Charleston Wednesday of North Car olina Week Governer Aycook and staff and thn State guard'wiUalso be there that week, wbieb bids fair to be the most interesting of all weeks North Carolina will be. well repre sented. RollcS of Tfco Rocoat Term of Court. Deputy Sheriff N.

C. Warren and Chief of Police W. Collins paid Rajeigh a visit Saturday where they carried four prisoners, all negroes, to the State prison. James Wilkins for stealing thirty-four dollars from the store of E. W.

Pridgen near Spring up for way ears. Buck Gay, for stealing a cow and ealf from R. Pearce, colored, also will be "at home" for two years to come. JEugene westray tor stealing a grip off the train at Rocky Mount will spend one year in the pen, and McCoy McAlister will serve' one year fo stealing apair of shoes from the Ricky Mount Supply Co, Pianos FROM I25.oo to. Write us for catalog, of-salesman will call on you Loulsburg Mercantile Company Louisburg, Cf 8hfttn Piping, etfltr'N Orders for Any Kind of Machinery, prompt attention by -i Acme Machine Workis, Coldsbord, N.

"We make a specialty of Repairing all kinds of Machinery organize a band for Nashville. The town is full of excellent material and it is to be hoped the project will JmUsrialize. The local merchants report splen-jdldT- tales during the past week. Many of them are receiving their spring and summer stocks and they sre pretty indeed. After spending several days in this city last week Bro.

Thomas, editor of the Franklin Times, re-- turned to his desk and is again ''pushing the During the absence of Mr. Ed. Batchelor last week Mr. Joe G. Wheless held down the position as salesman for Arrington Bissette.

Joe "sho' did look natual" behind the counter again. Remember, If you have not paid your poll tax before the last day of April you cannot vote in the coming State and county elections. You ta ust show your receipt before ou will be allowed to cast a ballot. This being campaign year the people of Nash County should not fail to keep up with- the affairs of the county. To do so subscribe for your county paper.

Campaign or noeam-paign, you could not expend a dollar sensibly. The Grand Jury last week founds true a-alnst M. W. Lincite for stealing 123jounds of "meat." The editor plead guilty to the charge, but was released upon his good behavior in the future and- the promise that he'd "never do so again." Attention is called to the display advertisement of Nashville's pioneer mercb-nt, B. He has mroived his spring and summer ''-7 and fabrics and bis stock Lt any he has ever is-j'jyeJi cany friends and pat-re-9.

Ko 1 i ti cedent corps of rr who will delight i i j-slajott Lis which is in every particular. and supplying ifoltSy LOCOMOTIVES BOUGHT AND SOLO Broadgage Standard and Loffginf Engines, We Make arid Sell Dry Kiln Trucks, t(9 Us Your Orders The Acme Machine Works Goldsboro,.