THE ENTERPRISE.
V FBIDAT. OCTOBEX 11.1901.
LOCAL NEWS
Cet jnmcr ojstmat llial'i
Rraewyoar ■rfianpMua. we aeritkc
CMh.
A viut to CVJHM' arw itw ■ ill par
T»-
r- OrUrn, Km SlntdarFndal J. A.
Kuril ft Co. "a
■cad the adMitiamlj ia tk» fmprr
it will PAR TOO.
X- S. Mkbiat inning, tfcnr
church Saaday by the paaSor.
A arw hoc of Fiar Sbor* jmU mrrnrd
—X. S. IVrf i COL
We acne the hot tianhad m
km. |. A Kuril ft COL
A aire »a«»ety af lap, Calal tee
thna—X. ft. MftCa
Carrtarphra's a thr place for yow to
Jaat arrived a car load of StaadardScw
mg Uarhiai. at Capf.
Fraanar oar apto lai ha al Shirts
and JfcrirU.— N. S. 1M ft COL
A fall bar of ap-to-date Gtrt'ataaah
hp at Eh arw itae
■ar at kfiUtnrry wkkntTlLtkaa
•rip. ♦
Kcr. It K. Xaaea wiD begin a aeries of
muting* at HB'S school hue ant
•Mt
Wheeler* Wifcoa and Hi—l lit Sew
lag Machines for sale hjr SLade. Aadenoe
* Coajnar. tf
WANTED—A (nlcbw. allnari
F*'. *Vt*J * th»«ffae. «*-tiag «
ffritar aad aalaaj. Rrfeieacr 11 if 1 it.
Ladies" Ibeas Cooda. Dry Goods. Xa
tioaa aad all other aatkhs of uaaaiag ap
parel for the Ladies at Omgaaai'.
The wood wok oa the UaptMt chan-h
•■lf- ■ f- - -
Rn it•uipMira HR wiMCUBr Mm.
The paiwtiag will he rlaae aa anna a*
workmen can be aerated. v
There will be no services at the
Methodist church Sunday, Mr.
Sutton bills his regular appointment
at Hamilton that day.
DeWitt's Little Early ffiari 1 am dis
appoint They are safe. |i« 111*. patk.
rSertivr in ream iag all aipailiii froai
the brer aad bowels. Saallaad easy to
take. Xerer gripe or dutwaa.
The pratiacted meetiag that has brea
goiag oa at Slade's School llo—» chased
Taesday evening. The pate. Mr. Ma
meeting ia geaeraL
Do TOO suffer frota piles? If ao da ant
tarn to wngeiy far relief. DeWitt's Witch
IWI Salve will act ant quickly. HIT
•ad -afrly. saving you the tapaa aad
danger of aa operation
POST OFFICE NEEDS DESK. ETC l
The •p|Kiruur of the port otter ha*
ten very much bn((hlr«tit iki> week hy
charing the «iadowi, It b fcnful that
the podßutiT will mam place
Hd tak ia a suitable place fur thratdl
the public. X. j
Kodol Ihtpe|Mi Cm M wot a n
rthuuUnt to find natnt. It aionb the
rioaach complete aad absolute tot br
tfßtdaiK the food yon «L Vor doat
ha 11 to dirt but CM eajoy all the good
food yon wast. Kodol Djrrpepaia Com
instant lv relieve* that datnuard feehag
after eatingjfiving yon new hfe and vigw.
DEATH OF UK WU.KV C CLE«V
Died of Tubeivalur after an
Olnes. of only a few days, Mr. Wiley
Gray Cleary. son of on U maun Mr
*. W. Cleary. -r-
He had heea ia health Cor
two years, yet his death mas ray narx
ipcted.
He leaves a brother. Mr. & ■ Cleary.
ft Weldon. aad a dented father who did
•P for his pleasure aad ninfcit that wnt
npaoihle for him to do, daring his lap
par. ef fcvlde Nallh, N«idm a amnher
of other relative* together with a boat of
The deceased was bora Dec. ljth,
He had jnst reached mna hnnd whew he
"God's ways are not con.—Br docth aQ
things wall.—What seems to as hat faaar
al tapers.—May be Htana's diant
lamps." E.
r C. Si. Phrlp*. ForesftJalr. Vt. nnU>
cMU was comjiietel; oncdsf a Ucat
•fcomabv the me of DcWitt's VTtfdb
Hurt KJvc, Sevan, of »H l uliifiHi
H hill— tly idjeiapOo.
The ocMiva to OMawi, X- C_ ■
—O Tfctf*.
hMag ihM > o'ctocC.
WHArS YOf* FACE WOBTH? ~j
££ mmitk
»«•**«* M* **• rf* Sr* 4N*
Check*. «»!j
Hotel. jbhk* Vflß
tobscribrf to *
expected that will fcr niaai bf
Mnnrtav «.i*kt. ■fell*"*
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Personal
Mr. J. H. Everett spent Sunday
tn K\wtK
Mr. S- R. Clear)* left Thursday
moniing for Weldon.
Miss Lizzie Burras, ofJamcAnlk
spent Monday in town.
Mr. Barrel Joyner. of Elm City,
vats in town Saturday.
Chas. Lawrence, of Scotland
Neck, was here Sunday.
Mr. Geo. M. Burras, of James
ville. was in town Wednesday.
Miss Brown, of, Goldsboro Or
phanage was in town this week
Mrs A. E Whitmore left yester
day morning for Norfolk to spend
several weeks
Mrs G W Blount and daughter.
Katie, returned Saturday after a
ten day's stay ia Baltimore
E W. Brooks. Jr., was in town
Saturday in the interest of The W.
J. Soth Stove Co., of Waynesboro,
Va. I
Miss Ijnif Slado. and nephew.
Bog Sladc. Jr., of Hamilton, were
in town Saturday and Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Judnm Blount, of Bethel, spent
a few days in town this week, vis
iting his uncle. Mr. Geo. W. Blount,
at the Roanoke. »
■ Mr Jno \Y Mizell. of Roanoke
Rapids, is in the county this week
Mr. Mizell reports that business
is brisk at the Rapids.
Mr. Frank Uxssell, who came
home from Chapel Hill a few weeks
ago sick, has returned to tak* up
his studies at the University.
Mr and Mrs. C. Reeves Alley,
and little son. who have been visit
ing her parents, left for their home
in Washington City Satunlay
morning.
Mrs. Mary A. Joynes, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. A. K.
Whitmore. left yesterday morning
for New York City where she will
spend the winter.
Messrs. Will E. Roberson. of
Pinner's Point. Ya.; S 11. Hatton.
of Suffolk. Ya.; Kli Roberson and
John Ellison, of Parmele, were in
town the first of the week to attend
the funeral of their cousin. Wiley
Cleary.
The town people attending the
Richmond Carnival this week are:
Messrs H. W- Stubbs, Eli Gur
gano«. K. B. Crawford. S. W. Har
rell. Henty Taylor. C. H. Codwin
and Wilmer Sitterson.
Rev. A. D. Belts, D. D.,of Bethel
X. C„ was in town Wednesday, on
his way to Janx-sville, where he
commenced aperies of meetings that
night, at Siluam. Preaching every
afternoon and night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Knox left
Tuesday morning for Norfolk. Mrs.
Knox will remain in Norfolk at St.
Vincent's Hospital under treatment
by Dr. Lee. We hope she *4ll re
turn shortly in perfect health.
Kiae White Envelope* as The Knter
prae u&ot yto. a package.
W T Wrso-n Cbobouvitlr. Vs. dm*-
(id. writes: "Yonr One Minute Cough
Cue gira perfect satisfaction. My cus
tomers say it is the best remedy for coughs
colds, throat and lung troubles."
ROBERSONVILLE.
If Sallie Grimes spent Ttjesday
night at home
Mr H T Latham, of Washington
spent Sunday here
Mrs F P Lyon and children went
•o Parade Tuesday
Mr C A Guilford and family
■pent Monday in Bethel
Mia Minnie McNaugbtoll, of
Ererctts, was in town Saturday
Mrs J II Robenon and Mrs W
J Bugg spent Tuesday afternoon iu
Bethel# *>
Miss Callie Bryan, of Pannele,
spent Saturday with Miss Sallie
Grimes
C H Robenon and Marion Nash,
of Washington, spent a few da>.
here last week
Mr Janis Sugg, of Washington,
spent Tuesday and Tuesday night
in our little town
Mrs Olivia Bell and childaen.who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs
G A Guilford. returned to tbaj:
home in Palmyra Saturday morning
Vm fpntfß*. spelling. aad laaienase
thru another* good as Chamberlain's
taßda. Try it. For rale by N H
MftQ*.
GOLD POINT
Mr J L Weaver went to Parmele
Sunday
Miss Lena Everett was in town
lknd|£
Mr Rav KeU spent Sunday in
:l h» , *
Mr Cramd Rawl-» -pent Saturday
night with Mr R H Weaver
Miss Dora Ccburn. of Roanoke
Rapids returned home last Week
Mr R H Worn spent Sunday
at the ham? of Mr J R Purvis near
Haskell
The Cold Point Show Co, gave
a very creditable performance Mon
day night
Mr T S Stalls, who has been very
ill for some time. ,fre are glad to
learn is imput ing
Miss Lida Robtrson spent Satur
day and Sunday at the home of
MB» Xanie Coburn
Mrs Mary Harrison of Parmde
died Monday and was buried near
this place Tuesday
"I hadloag taitiol from ndipstna,"
writes G. A. Ijrltri*. Cedar City.. Mo.
"Like other* I trird nuiiv preparations
but gnn fotuxi anythiat; that did nr
good natil 1 took KoJol Dnfarptta Cm.
Oar tattle raved nar. A (ricwl who had
suffered narilarly 1 patoa theaae of Ko-
Jol Dyspepsia Care. He Kaiaiag Cast
and will fooa be ibb to work. Before be
lur l kui'l lli«|j»|Me Care iaUpftioa
had madr him a total wreck.
A PAINFUL ACCIDEXT.
kin. J. B. H. Knight aM with a very
paiuful arriilrat Tuesday evening jtc,
alter dark.
Sbr left b>«K fcip> op ton ant ia
HIWIDK tKr Oitft ia frail of the Clm
cut's pUv as die h-»l am mm] other or
rasioas. fell in lie ililfk. * hirh is 3 or 4
feet .Irep at that phq. Ukl sprained her
ankle and her hip. It heiag
very dark »fcf b»l no kin the hxl
hern taken away until the laadrd tn ttx
•litch. She has been miarJ to her lied
ever since At this writing, we are glad
to note, she is soaae better. We b-f* she
will be oat again soon.
Doa't forget Eli Gatxanns is the man
to sell yon t'.romws, be always has a fine
stork oa haad.
ljxlirs. if yon want the liest HIM*
fWmds. Cloaks. Fan. and tt'r>|> at lowest
prices, go to CaustarpJaen's.
Lewis Orkenaan. t'-oibm. ln-1 "Dr-
Witt's Little Early Risers neser lent ine
double like other pills, tint do th?ir work
thoroughly an>l make nr fctrl like a hoy."
.Certain thorough, gentle.
BALLARI)
Mr A R Weaver, is spending
. oine time at Mr J R Ballard
Messrs Ward Leggett. and little
Joe spent Sucday with M W Italian!
Mrs M W Ballard Mint's Martha
Cofheld. an! I-~.iiny Buenwiv and
Mrs J R Hal! ml returned Tuesday
fretji Creswell
Miss Mima Roberswn. Messrs
Johnson. Henry Robertson,
Li ter Kverttte. spent Sunday at
Mr. J. R. Ballard's
Hisses Daisy Bridgtr, Annie
Brtzemvre. and Lena My/ell and
Messrs Theo Myzell. and Frank
Rice. were the appreciated cnest of
Mr J R Ballard's family Sunday
Mother* every where pnae One Minute
Cough Core for the sufferings it has re
lieved and the livrs of their little ones it
has saved. Strike-* at the root of the
trouble and draws mt the inflammation.
The children's favorite Cough Cure.
A omjiich- line of Orat's Furnishing*
at Carstarphrn's.
TK WHE (UK
Aa lagtMbs IriutMit fef aMcft Imk
iris are Idas (mi Mlf la
- Swte ef Tkaaseins
NO m»MIS l««Sf!». SO VUKEXIXC or
THE Kt-.avas. A riJUMin AND FSJSI
- ratTHtUgOM RAHT.
It is now generally know* aad under
stood that Imilrnta is n itlnan aad nut
a waakna-*. A bdy filled with poison,
and nerve* completely shattered by peri
odicnl or constant use of intoxicating
liqnrm, ruq:nre* an antidote capable of
neutral tang aad eradicating this pntrnm.
and destroying tlwcraving fair iatnaicanls
Sufferers may me cur* thcmsrlve* at
hour without publicity or loss of time
from baiicw b> this woadrrfn| "HOMF.
"0!.I> nil" which has beer perfected
after many years of rinse stady anal treat
ment of inebriate* The faithful use me- ,
cording to directions of this wonderful
discovery is positively guaranteed to cwre
the most ohtuitr cae. no matter how
hard a drinker. Oar records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands of
Drunkards into sober, mdnstriqn* **d
upright men
wivits ft** VWA imuin*" CMlL
mri craavuca rvTHFrs" This remedy
is iu no sense a nostrum but is n specific ;
for this disease only, and is so skillfully i
devi-*i ind prepared that it is thusuugh
ly tolnble and plr i-ant to the / tastr. so ,
that it can he given ia a cup of tea or
coder * ilho.Tt the knuwl«|p of the per- 1
i soa tachrg it. Thooanp ji ljnwttnh
hirjJ with this priceless
1 rett Ay. snJl a* many more have heca
; p ed ab'l ma le temperate men tpr having
' the "Ct a.uiunistered by luviag fri^4^
anv'. relatives «itl|on\ tUn knowledge in
or lea. aad brfterc to-day that
. they discor-liantd driakiwg of their
own free will. DO Wff WAIT,
Don't he deluded bvamut aad adsladtfqt
"pnpr.iw—asai" iVrr* oat thr disuse
At «w» and lor ail tiasc. The "HOMIt
COU) cr«t" is sold at the e-xtensely low,
price of One Dollar, thus placing within
reach of ewrdniyi treatment more ef
fectual than 'ether* costing f>J to |®o. ,
Pull direction* accompany each package.
I Special advice fma skilled physicians
when r-tpoted without extra chrrKfc.
I Sent pnpsid V> ML' th« VaW
Ittclpl of One DoGar. Addir— Dept C 49'
EDWIS B. GILES ft CO.. ajjo aad ajja
Market St.. Philadelphia.
All com spotidmcr strictly Cnafiih.tirl,
THE BHTBRPM3K, WILLI AMSTON, N. a, OCTOBER 11, 1901.
BRINKLEY& HOOKER I
RUPf - ; Wk
The Southern Warehouse 1
ROBERSON VILLE, N. C. 1
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This ie the place, and we are the people to sell your
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N. . .
TOBACCO.
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W v . ~ 7 fJlaß
Fanners, thy do wcsay this?
First, We admit wc are not one of the large markets:
but. Uk judge, where is the best prices, and competent jud- arC bclD « matl ° by our Com f >Ct,torS ' bul the r « WM »-
ges will tell vou on Small Markets. Again 0..r eompcti- their w,sdom 13 °" ly be,n « oxcr,^el for their own
tors are telling you that wo will have no buyers, and that and 1,1,1 for > ou far,ncrs ' We stallJ out buldl >'- and «• de *
tliey will 50... >hut us up, that we can't sell tobacco, Who ler,o,ned to h S ht anything that towards combination,
are these people? are they friends of you farmers. Wc W,U . sUw] h >' *° 11 - ,f >' ou W,H sUnd b y »*•
No! without contradiction, wo say no. They are straining Tl,ev rcn »»' l '*? vfLhe old story of the Goon. They have
every nerve to clone up the market at your door, Does this ««* t1..0g» to «y now, hut we wan. you it is the same old
look to you like combirfaUon? Stop and think, we say it does. CoOU ' excc l >l ' ,n9lead ofuae raore stn P c ' thc y havc rMtd
Closethis market and where is your competition? 1.1 seems °^® nc * r
.... . . . . . , . , Farmers, you Tan't competition for your tobacco,
rcdtculotis to ih to see such statements made to farmers as ;
You can only Got it l>y l>y out* j-
We assure you wc are iu earnest; we will light this thing to a finish; if we don't succeed, farmers you c »u tribute to ottf
dofeat ■ '
yours TO "awn BRINKLEY & HOOKER.
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.. DON'T FORGET THAT..
A. S. ROBERSON & CO. UOBERSONVILLE, N.C.
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IN llondqntcrw For
J iip te ®ata OctUJwfl ttutl iDrew Hubvlci.
A MORE COMPLETE LIXECANXOT BE FOUND ANYHERE.
Our Mr J. 11. Itoberson has just returned Iron, the rtLJOrt FULL LIME OF -rrr: ~
Northern Cities, and a visit to our store will convinco youol
our immense stock of Clothing and Ladies' Fittings. All ChoAc Hpltc
c>f the very latest designs is now ready for your inspection. r O' *
Wc arc now displaying daily one of the prettiest lines of GcIDS aR({ StfiCtlV UD " tO'ddtC
Dress Fabrics youi eyes ever witnessed, among these are " • ■
Famous up-to-date and latest Colorings and 1 \( I\TTS w'ta*k( v A.PFSt
Weaves Broadcloth, Granite Suiting, Purnel Cloth, J '%
Fancy French waisting, Whip Cord Soleil, Gray 7 " r
Stripe waisting,C. H. Plaids, Diagonals, Cheviots Prices to suit customers.
Homespun Potlins. - Don't tail to give us a call.
Thanking you for past favors, We are Resp.,
A. S. CO.
JiIWWWWIMWMIWfc K ( |f™l fi JT
| WEDDING PRESENTS!] INLW
I Wl.\ir»W*KK. CIT a/icw, c ■■ H | | - »
{ | I have now opened my New M\ I I ■- f-11fl nm
§ tw m iw .pptckd gin- ik,: | Store with a new an d well I »l Ih Euan a
I ZZZZT*"* * I assorted stock of "
| | DRY GOODS, Ju * l ° ,,e " c ' l a r " 11 H,,e 0f1,,c v , ery llioA and »P; to - d «te,tMty
>ct *- s 1 selcctioi.s of our Mr.-W. 11. Crawford, eonsisting of Dreai
I '^!t? r f m *J!! rm 7 ay Fm * 4 ' I' NOTIONS. j loo.ls in Oxford Cray, Flannels, Vcnitian. I.lerdown, etc.. also
» BELL., The Jeweler, Si Jry>ni[)lete selectju>n (!entleinen'» Shirts, plain ami Fancy. In fact
TARBORO. N. C. | DKL. S jQOD. , J ( | OI| jp we | ( IVO call for what you want,and get tbo
VtWilMlllj n ftlct a rilU j ine ()f evcry .! lowest possible prices. We ask you to examine our stock.whid*
thing kept in a well-ordered means a for you and a sale for us.
W. 15*. Peol Ac Co., DRY'GOODS STORE. Yours to serve
-A' .ENTS FOK- » TS. T C? O £>r*
KeCaraict lintstlag Mafliac Ctapaf. Don't forget to chII, and re- IN • O- I EEL OL UO—»
wvmurnmmivNueu member I have a neat _ ____________
Mi-SKMS.KWj)mcoi*B\|T¥*T(!i» and attractive line of lleavy J
1 - »m« and GroeenosattheOM ___ XTT' W r*
I Stand. I huvo aLso ,a full line of NL V GOODS
Send US your I Don t forget to go to
inn\rni3K' Giv2 me a call and get your I
i _ °T wthor,Bhtl>rice - CARSTARPHEN'S
Tlk Pnrtmatfer-Ocnrral mtk 'I""' Yours to |>lcaßC, . ' . '
mad your Irtttr without \oar name anil I ' 1,,1-to, . • • m
i addio* printed on the upper left hand • IT T ' ® ° 8 ' aI "S C ai,( * Gnori'lOUS stock Consisting 01
I corner: this insum its {vmuja retnrn tf» everything to suit the Ladies and Gentlemen. Also his
yon if not .letivrrrd ' nTm/1 . XTTICI
GURCrAISUS ; MILLINERY
wyiffii nvalty printed and pmldcd fot 50 J.
eemU. TWm t» as eheap as mat people " is strictly up-to-date.- lie will sell J'OJ cheaper tluUB
can bay the Uhnk paper. Better ban:. .* . r
««e printed. The I anyone IU town. -
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