THK SIVTBBPKIBE.
FRIDAT. MAT 10, 1901:
Local News
Mr. Bh Gvpioi will Wfli to
WW Mb Ht atore iitfsw day*.
_ The Pna-Aaneriraa Expnuition
WM IflWtJ U Buffalo May I, 1901
Wnndsr cojfsve an
last Friday evening
A IM atocfc of goods, low prkx*
and accnmmndating clerks, ct* al>
waj* bo bod at Eli Gaignnuei*
Dai log the atom Teeeday Mn
fiitfßßn received a secern a bock
ftea h|htai*K aad waa aaeoo
aetooa for half at boor She is al
right agiia we ko glad U aaj
tkiahlMar aid Wednes
dijttf certainly aeedad, and it
MM to good bar, Ma of the far
•we bod pa* oot tohowa plants
Msoday ood fttadii a—tog. All
the crape were greatly benefited
Two electaooa tbrougboot tka
county were bold thie week Some
tewsa bald their abitlea on Moo
day Wo have oot received ooj la
formation Urea hot one ootelde
ten, Cunoho, ood that will be
HifcilaawhHO io tbia laaoo
TOILD- REVOWNF.D PARKER
BUGGIES
•re manufactured by D B. Parkar
Rcbersonrille. H. C. You can't buy
o batter buggy for thnsamn money.
Why order your buggies from a div
taacewbao you can get o better
one. right in your own oonnty. for
laaa money?
If people aoly knew what wo know
about Kodal Dyspepsia Cnie.it would
he aaad io aearlr every bourn hold, aa
there are few people who do net euf
fai from a feeling of fallue*s after
aalisfc belching, tMolenCe, soar
stomach or water braao> caused by
iadigmifau or dppepva. A prepare
tloa, aoeh aa Kodol Dyapepefa Cure,
which, with noaad from the stomach,
will digest your food, certainly eaa't
help bat do yen good. G. p.Osratar
rics of aaeetioge at the
Seadey meraing. Al the eight ser
eiee Mr.Brtekhoaee. of Hot folk, well
kaewo to the people oftbia eeetieo,
eoadneted tie eevice. Mr. Beeen
herg, of Baltimore, a vary popular
riagar of that city, at the night aer
vies «aag "The Holy ,City." It waa
a treat to hew this heantiful an
them; H waa well rendered and Mr.
Baeaobergi singing hm beeo highly
eowpUaacated.
The eleeiiao io Williamson waa
• toy qeiet one When the polls
epsntd Teeeday morning there waa
only Ooe ticket Io the field a»l that
waa ae follows For Mno,J L Ewell;
tor Commimiaei n: W II n»berteeo,
Br,C D Oaietnrphen, C W Keith, T
o oaok, Latham Thrower A boot 8
o'clock, l>r Jao D Biggs was pat ap
agaiast J L Ewell, for Mayor There
waa net a large rote polled J L
Eeell waa elected by a majority of
IS ever Dr Biggs
NOTICE
Temypatrooa and the goners!
public. I will be oot of my office
from May 13th to 18th, iodaaire.
Keeper! Tally,
32 2t Jos. D. BIGGS, p. D. 8.
VUMBMMB PABIEI MMIES,
11 Mm, - Mtmnit, l C
*•1 * *
P° Yot
HOK K¥?
If poo do and are willing to work
far it, bote la your chance
We are determined to increase
oar subscription lfat, and to do to *
we are urilling to pay for it.
Any man woman or chiM who (
will get op a club of ten yearly sub ]
ambers we will give $«. 50; fer five
WO wfli five st. sj, and if yeu don't
get that many got all yon can .keep
»j cebfa e|" every dollar ood send I
Mr °W* •;
P««Mice %ddlff*,
lfa faiftUy iq any cofnty shaul l
be without its comlf paper,
Everybody wi h ordinary intelli ,
tenon admits tbia and with a little |
effort it fa easy to gel ticra to take
it and you get handaomdy pni) for *
your trouble. v '
Te the one eendiqg na the laigeat !
list before the int of Angus* we
" w«ni- (i»
iMitiftii to your tommiss 00 (no
msCer how aaall the Iht may be. 1
The only condition we make is 1
that evefyaame mustbe a new one '
New get mft and hustle and see
bow wwyw jail Mil la 11 dullan. 1
wtfjkt,
Q. W. Bloont left Tbcaday far
? New Tetk.
Mr. Geo. W. Newell waa ia Ever,
j etts Taeaday. .
Mr Thigpoa, of Ooaetoe, waa aa
# towa Wedneeday
Charlie Flemiag went to llamfl
t too Monday evening.
I Mr. Keaey SatOa, of ftnrtr,
( waa io town Monday.
I Mr. J, W. Anderson was ia Erer
etts one day last week.
1 Ufa Fannie Elliaon went te Par
• mete Tuesday moruiag.
Mr. Jao. IK went to Elm
1 City Tuesday morning.
Mr Herbert Pope retoraed fan
' Greeaabore Teeeday evening.,
chief or Police, J. T. Smith, of
Greenville, waa fa towa Tuesday.
Messrs. B. F. Dillabnet mad W
H. Biggs apeat Sunday in Tar bora.
Will I*owel 1. of Palmyra, waa a
I visitor in towa the find of the week.
Mr. B. E. Dills bant apent Taee
-1 day ia Parmele patting ia Tbanaa.
Mr. W. E. Stubb* nnd Uim Hntlie
nariell spent Saadny in Jameeville
Mr. 8. P. Williams, purser oa (be
steamer Wagner, was boam Saadny
waiting his pareatn
* Messrs. Ham Barnhill, Ed. Nad
Will James, of Everett*, were in
town Monday.
Miss Daisy Whitley, who baa
beeo living near aaakiag
her home at Mr. C.W.Keiths.
Mr. W. 8. Rhodes and llisa Anna
Pope eame down frum Hnmiltoo
Sunday to apend the day in towa.
Dr nnd Mrs J B H Ksigbt left
Tuesday morning to take their little
daughter, Frances, to o hospital io
Baltimore, where she will uudcrge
aa operatiou.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. carstarphea
retoraed last Tbarsday avaaing
from their bridal tonr.Aa elaborate
reception was tendered by them
that evening to the entire bridal
party.
JIMfsVKIE
Wa expect a good sermon
Sunday from I'ncle Belts that
old Hero of the Crm
Te expect several marriogi s
down here very eoon. rin-y do
not ttop getting m;irrie«! for
the warm weather.
Wa heard a very »h|« srnnou
preached by J«cv 8. Hawa ii,
of Williiiaiston, hat Sunda\
Everyboiy seemed to mjoy
Mr Uassvll's talk very much.
»Sincj the fall of the w iter iu
old Roanoke, Mr. 8. L. Wal
lace, who runs the twa fisheries
near Jamesville, ia catching
plenty of fish. Those who want
fish will send their orders or
come and get them.
GOLD ~POINT.
Mr J. B. Coburn spent hast
fourth flunJay near Couoho.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor and fam
ily hare moved to Hamilton.
Miss Nonie Coburn and sis
ters are attending school here.
Mr. Lee Robcrson, of near 
Hassells, spent in Gold '
Point. |
R. T- Taylor Qi»t tP '
Kpeuil the day at the hospitable
home of Mr.J. M. Coburn. ,
Gold Point is booming and 1
we expect soon to hare street '
cars and electric lights. ]
Mr. A. Floyd, of Uato'lton, ,
died last Thursday (May 2ud) 1
Bis remain were buried Son- ~
d »7- -J
Mr.J. L. Weaver went to '
"glad to that hp-had a nice (
Mine- , (
The Oieoiples have nearly 1
completed I heir new ehvrili '
here, and M-rvices will be held
every tliirt Sunday. Quite a *
large crowd expected next 'bird * :1
Sunday. • j,
- e: - «
DaWiu'a tattl* E»ly BMW »ea>cb j
the maotesk parti of iba bowels aod (
remove tbs impcritiea spoedi ly with '1
so diaDomfart. They are lasaooa far
tbair efficacy. Easy to take, never
gripe. U D Oantarpfcea. I
J L Dareopoit woat to Korlblk
r Taaadap
Fat Daveoport was la towa
' Thuredav.
Mr. P. M. HarreO will beia towa
' new quite often
J L Hmeaaad W A Barnett went
' to Wflliamdoa Monday.
.Jt W Safabany. of Haiailtoo. waa
* eo oar streets Tborsday
Ufa Liva II rman. of Palmyra,
won in town Wednesday.
Mm B D Tew took a trip to Brat
land Neck fast week visiting rela
nve*.
1 Miaa Maggie Hoard and Mis.
Broek, of Hobgood came down
Miaa Charity Ooaait of William
' stoa aebnol, eame op Saturday
motaiag to visit her poienta.
W. K, •reenrii'r.rame
op Wednesday to plaeterß. W.Cas
per» Bra.'s aew resideace.
Mr. W. K. Hank baa his fervo of
' band* In Hamilton tbia week doing
■ "me fiuiahing work for Mr. A.
mmm n ■ u
» IwlffTull
■ev G L Merrell, of Hnbgood.
held bia regular aervicea in the Bap
tht ebnrcb hue Scnday moraine
end aigbt
J. C. Ormaa. Bhep Johnson and
Jne T llyaaan, of W K llarat force,
wheat down to Ayden Monday to
do aomt work.
Mre-Dail end Mr*. Ellis, of Ellis
Carriage "Woiks, Kiaslon, N.
came down Tuesday to visit Mr.
sad Mrs. W. A. Unmet t.
Willie numt, who has been sick
at the home of J L nines, for the
peat twn aaoutba or mare, waa
moved to hie home last Friday
Mia Leon Harrell, of Hamilton,
went to Scotland Ncek Thnraday
morning to witoeKa the burial of
Master Ben Harrell, bar hasbead 1 \
brother.
I%e election of town oficers was
held Tneedsy.Mr. C. P.Ganlner waa
elected Mayor. Ben Casper, Con
stable, Jemea l t Davenport. W. A.
Casper and J. L, x iliues, Commie
alenera.
Ijalayetre Harrell left here Thnrs
day fa Philadelphia where he ei
Io fin«l hi* brollier, J.ime» I.
Harrell, wit • left here one year >K»
on an'i'ani «if hn brother
Jiahn. Mr l>ihrritf llarrell *;iw an
item tn 11-e Record tbat
*t.i enl hi- Ivi'the., Junes, *4l ii
tbaiciiyiandih.it lie Itad bren in
sane f»r ab nt trn weeks It al»«»
«tate«l lh«r lie had hilled n negro
whow.cemploi.ed in thera-dnnran'
afcpir be wa« » «lii wa'chman lie
Wits r.«|«iM|ie.l xfer 4 fjeien ►»rn. , |»l>-
and ci.iM-d the ho |iit-iI >•»•■
sympathy h ei>eulrl to hit liiendf
anlfrtatlre*
PAMELL
Pra-er Meeting at the Matin dial
church every Taesday night.
Mre. LL B. Barnhill and cbildri n
have bern visiting in Grvenville tUe
paat weak. »
of New fork, under the auspices of
W. C. T. (J. Ilia subject was tbf
**Prodigal Son." ■-
Mam Mary Higbamith ia spend- '
fag a few days m Rocky Mount,
vfaatinc hei brother.
Mia. LatharSwaia sad little Miaa .
Cbmaoa returned Saturday aveniag |
after aa absence of t«ro weeks.
I The people endu ed the pleasure I
qf hearing % vo|y strong aermon «
Friday eight by Mev. Mr. Williams, «
Mn. Emma tlaidner and family, I
of Everetts, veto in town Houday, 1
the gUNto of her father, Mr. Sam 1
Johnston, who is very sick. 
Mrs. P- L. Goalie and little girls, 
Mnry, Elian sad Paaline, left oa I
the Saturday morning train for 1
their new home near Wilmington. 1
Mm. Bertha Tweedy and little I
Mm Berniee Barnhill spent Satur
day in llohjood, gn(«t of Mrs |
tVce4>% brother, Mr.p. p. Whith-j. 1
Mam Qallie Tarkepton s|ot>ped [
erer a day ■« U»rn oa her return i
from Winston Salem where she at
tendeal the \*natian Endeavor [
Convention.
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Mr. F. O. Bnhnain, of Atd a u,hnt \
formerly «>f this |dade, h;»>*nt Tom- c
al-ay fa town li si ting his brother* (
MHteVw. We were cl;td to |
yon F. 0-. Onme ugaia,' i
Mf*- Kdwarda, alter aa nhettce
of si week ia Beaton visiting her 1
danghter.l etnraed Friday real siek. ,
She is stopping with her daughter
Mm. LL B. liicb, of tbia |daoe. •
WHY KOT HAVE IT RIGHT
nßßimnßKimw.
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Hm you ever stopped lo think how - nrtfTYfr
i much It all depended upon
Who Built tho
Corset Yon Wore? Is -|r
Too wimM ant gth s shrninslrr for "\k •
gloves—thej both use leather. A cor- Ms a
set maker who knows hi* art creates
perfect figure and affords his customer \
not onlj pleasure but comfort. It'* the \ \
' know how" in r~ 1 \
R. &>. G., I I
Short Waist and Stralifht Front
Price 75, 01 and #l .SO
All latest stylo Shoe* and Slipper*, also Latest St vie Alba -
tress snd Silks. ...
SLADE, ANDERSON & Co.
iWEDMWG PMSBTTS!
F ML TIB W 4»E. CTT CLJOCKFC. !
. i fW» CIUXAWAKF.
TV* * r Ike I rill I |W*« (Kal *
; raa'i.l Miinatt ■ rtrti j
, IWChHtnlDnfMulJlnmlMrtf !
Ihi lc«rttt hm
I Mafl Ofim HU. j
| BELL, The Jevk-dcr.
• TARBORO.N.C.
TKMMUm
Aa hunksTnMM If M
vis «ika| Car* Mf k
Spite d TliKihcs
no Milort m»f& so rtatiMNG or
INK mils. A rtXASANT IXD
rosnu r cru ros THE
> IVYA unt.
It » ROW generally known and
under-Uvhl that Dninkenn as fs a
disease and a. t weakness A body
•illcd wi h poison.and nerves com
pletrly shatte**d by periodical or
constant use of intoxicating liijuors
rrquirt s an an idote capable of or u
traliz- j and eradicating thi poi* n
and -Icilrajrinf the craving for in
toiic-. nts. *■ uffcier* mar n. w cure
themst lrM at hone *ithout pub
licity • i los of time from business
b>- tHis wnne'etful * IIOMK ( OU>
CURE* 1 which has been perfect d
after many rearm of close study and
treatment of inebriates The faithful
is acc**rding todifctim of this
' oi de Jul di-cove»jr is positively
>f»»rantced to cure the most ob
stinate case no matter how hard a
drinker. Our record* show the mar
velooa transform.it -on of !hon9inN
of Drunkar s into sober,iiidua'r-ous
and upright men. V -
WIVES CURE YOtfß HUS
BANDS: CHILDREN CVRE YOUR
FATHERS!! ILit remedy is in no
senae a nostrum but is a specific
for this di»s«.v only,and is so skill
fully derised and prepared that it is
thoroughly soable and pleasant to
the taste. 90 that it car. bp given in
n cup of tea cooDf without the
kgofledge of the person taking it.
Thousands of Drunkards have cured
themselves with tLU prkdm rem- i
edy. and as many more have been 1
cured and n»l temperate men by
having 'he 'IURE* administered
by loving friends and relatives ,
without tl tir ki o*!fi'pe in coffee
or tea. and I-tiliet e l « L»y that they '
discontinued drinking qu their own '
free wilL DO NOT U AIT. Do net
be deluded by apparent ami mis
leading ' improvement.'' Drive uU
the dis-.ase at aaa for all time
The "|IvtME GOLD CURE" is sold j
at th? eztre-Tely low price 01 One I
Dollar, thus Placing within tl»!'
foath of everybody a treatment J t
more effectual than others costing j
$»5 to |)a Full  rediona accom-
pany each package. Special advice
by skilled physicians when request
ed without extra charge. Rent p-e
--paid to :ny j*»it of the worl ionn. 1
ceipt ol One Dollar Dept J
C« 9 ', ED* V s R 4 Co., *
Ijjo W IJJ» Market Street, F-~il
aelphi*.
All corre-pondenee strict'y con.
fidential * 4
* V
Yon era nscknm liable to di*> ]
nee when jow live* and bowels do
no* act properly. DoWiU's Little
Early Risen the me of »
iVmi. ClCMtßjhs.
J '' *~r* -
(W. H. BIGGS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
! Invitee you toctU
and iiu>|)eot his
! ♦ anj +
CLOTIIIXG
h 1901
Choice productions.
Co.Tect fil-
SI'I'KUOR Woßk*AXSltir.
Biggs' Dru«» Store.
|IEO. W. XKWL.I.I^
Attornev-at-Lav/.
WlLt lAXSTOX, N*. C.
tST Practice wherever services
ate desired.
Special attention given to eun*
iaing and making! itlo for purchasers
of timber and Umber lands.
jjkjous d. Biggs, *
DENTIST,
Hour*:9 a. M. t-12 M:2P. M.
to 5 P, M. \.
Office on Smithwick North
of Main.
Wiixiimros, X. C
IS THE SKASQX FOR
-—.Hiil elc nis.£ up.—v
I have on hand a large sup
ply of the relehnited
"F IIAMMKR"
Brand Paint 111 all colore.
If you wish to save money on
Paint, call in and let uie tell
you how to do it. |
I also harem nioe assortment of
UUIIALO os WALL FINISH
in all the latest charier Put
up in 6 pound packages
Heady For I'se- -
Jcft Keckived
2CARLORDS
- of the celebrated
Ame and Snovjflahe
Flours
' They give vitisfuetion.
UEMKMHKH I nn headquar- 1
tew foi aityihicg usually kept 1
in an up-to-late store of
General
MerdumdiMe P
Tours to please,
ELI ♦ CERGANES.
HOUSE PAINTEK
N. C.
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DEXXtt SIMMONS, rm * r TmJUUX.COL W 1|.11. w JOU » KCMk fcTlcM
THE— ,
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO.
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*OJ DRIED NORTH CAROLINA PINE LUMBER
AND DENNIS SIMMONS BRAND CYPRESS SHINGLES.
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WILLIAMSTON N. C.
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iyOrdere aa«l Correspondence Solicited.
O . * • *
ggyjlTY AND CITY DEfOSITORY. '
BANK OF MARTIN COUNTY,
J. G. GODARD. Cismi.
Report of the condition of the Rank at the close of Bosfrcss FebV
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I. J. G. Godard Casher of Bank of Martin County.'.lo solemlyswear
(or aflirm) that the jb>v;ute:n;til is true, to the of my knowledge
and belief. J- G t
State of North ' '.irolina County of Martin. -
'Sworn to and subscribed roe. this i/ml day of Feb v isor.
W. E. STI N. P.
IY/uvJi'p -Uii I'll h. ( JVnn u S. Uiggs.
MARTIN & BIGGS,
FURNITURE,
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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CoKKESrOXDENCE SOLICITED. g
'PHONES:—Offie 33; Factor} IG.
SPRING >; OPENING
Wc, will have next week a full line of
.SUMMER.
DRESS GOOBS 7
. Anything to suit tlie most fastidious.
Give iih ft call
r
H.S. W£i®L &
\' - £
CULTIVATORS AND
TOBACCO FLUES.
- I AM NOW READV TO SUPPLY THE TRADE.
U Any one desiring
CULTIVATORS AND FLUES
will do well to sec me before buying'elsewhere,
CARTS AND WAGONS
MADE - TO - OIIDER
- J.L. WOOLARD . ,
NOTICE! NOTICE!
Martin Gounty desires to employ some
competent man
KEEPER OF ri igr ';
County Home.
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-J.* fnlfiaM |
J.Z.Brown J-COMJOSBTOaERS
O.K. Cowing J
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