THE ENTERPRISE.
FRIOAT. NOVEMBER 1,1901.
SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
.ON.
Tacsday, NOT. 5-1901
at the late
5. R. Mobley's
The following :
CARTS. WAGONS. MULES
CORN, FODDER. CATTLE,
HOGS. BEES
Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Sale ftefias aft wo'dak.
ELI CURCANUS,
ADMINISTRATOR.
SPECIAL OFFER
Wc will give cae jwr'i subscription to
tW fun hapiK a* the largest ear of
eon fioß this rear's crop: aaother year's
aotaeriptioa lor the heaviest imt potato;
aad still aaother rear's subscript iua for
the pessat viae with the most peas oa it
This offer doses Nowaihn iuth.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
■—■ Yoar property, your solvency,
your future comfort and that of your
family may depend upon the char
acter of your insurance. See that
you give it the attention its impor
tance demands and if the "OLD AND
T*ist»" GLENS FALLS hears
your scrutiny favorably, then or
der itiMircnce frcm us.
WHIT MORE & NEWELL.
Life. Fire and Accident Ins. Agents
LOCAL NEWS
• . . • *«
Read lili CurKaiiu' >l."
Commissioners mat Monday.
Kes-1 th»- new "ad." of N.S. IVel tk Co.
Aaother car load of !i»siag
Machine* ju»t arrived at Kli Gurxanna.
Have our commissioners repealed
the cow law?
Ladies' Dress Goods, Dry Good*. No
tsoaa aad all other articles of »m WK ap
paid for the Indies at CUr^antis*.
Mr. W. A. Ellison is having
another room added to his house on
Academy Street.
The mill jeople are lmVtling in
the machiner>- and will soon he
ready to hegin work.
The monument in old St. John's I
Episcopal church. Hampton. Va..|
erected to tbe Confederate dead by j
Hampton Chapter No. 19. Daugh
ter*s of the Confederacy, was un !
veiled Tuesday afternoon.
Services at the Metlwdist church
Sunday mornirg. preaching by tbe
pastor. At night there will be a
Missionary* Rally, a very interest
ing programme has been selected
aad those who attend will surely
■enjoy*.
How many of our farmers are
trilling to furnish us with a letter
giving their experience iu tobacco
growing? We would like as many
as will to send us their letter for!
publication not later than Saturday
Nov. 9th. —Editor.
To maore a troublesome com or hm
First soak the corn or bonioa in
aana water to soften it. then parr it down
m dosely as possible without drawing
hlood aad apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm
twice daily: rubbing vigorously for iw
minutes at each application. A corn plas
ter should be worn for a few days, lo pro
Sect it from the shoe As a general liai
meat lor sprains, bruises,* 1 lameness aad
gad rhcamatism. Fain Balm is unequaied
For sale by N. S. Red ft Co.
A meeting of the stockholders of
The Martin County Tobacco Ware
house Co. was held in the office
of the Roanoke Hotel last Wednes
day night. At this meeting by-laws
governing the workings of tbe Cor
poration were adopted and the first
afumiH nt of the stock collected.
The building committee held a
meeting, after the adjournment of
• the stockholders meeting to devise
plans for work on the warehouse. |
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED ]
HIS LITTLE SON'S LIFE. ,
Br. H. H. Black, tbe wall-known vS
fcge blacksmith at Grahamsrille. Sullivan
Ca, N. V., sara: "Oar little son. fir*
years old. ha»i always been subject to
croup, ahd so bad hare thfc attacks been
that we have feared roan v times that he
- Bare had the doctor and
asad ms aj medicines, bat Chamberlain's
Coagh Kennedy is now our sole reliaace.
It aeemata disoive the toagh maens aad
W giiian fieqmiit doses when the crowpy
symptoms' appear we has (■ fqaad that the
dnsicd exoop is qred before it gets set
tled." There is ao danger in giving this
jllfij fn " coatains no opium or other
jajanres drag and may be given ss coafc
|eatly to a babe' as to an adult. For sale |
Personal
The Editor spent Sunday in Xor
, folk.
Mns EuzeOa Deans is visiting in
town.
Mr. Brown; of Jamesville; was
% rttl
were jniwiy.
Mr. T. J. I .at ham is sick- with
malarial fever.
C. W. Owens, of Plymouth,
was here Monday.
Wheeler Martin. Esq., returned
Tacsday evening.
Mr. W. L. SbcTTod, of Hamilton
was in town Friday.
Mr. P. R. Rives, of Hamilton,
was in town Monday.
Mis. W. E- Stubfas is visiting her
parents near Jamesville.
H. W. Stubfas Esq.returned Wed
aesday evening from Tarboro.
Messrs. J. A Ted and J. H.
Everett went to Everetts Sunday.
Mr. Dennis Simmons returned
Wednesday evening from Tarboro.
W. S. Rhodes, of Hamilton,
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
Miss Lizzie Bunas, of Jamesville.
was a visitor at the Roanoke Sun
day.
Misses Mary and Nannie Smith
spent a few days in Hamilton last
week.
Mrs. John L Hassell, who has
been visiting in Plymouth returned
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Newell
are visiting his mother at Ma|V
ville, X. C.
Mrs. Alfred E. Whitiuore has re
turned from a visit of several weeks
in Norfolk. >
Mrs. M. E. Knight.of Hender
son. fc. visiting the family of Mr.
W. G. I_miK
Mrs. C. M. Lanier lieiug sick
Monday, there was no school taught
in her department at the public
school.
Mrs. D. C. Jones and daughters.
Maggie Belle and Annie, of Hani
ilton. are visiting her mother, Mrs.
W. 11. Catstarpheu. on Stnithwick
street.
The visiting attendants at the
Pope-Elinon nuptials were: Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Ellison,of Parmele.
X. C.. and Mr. W. E- Rober*on.of
!' Pinner's Point. Va.
. Mr. W. E-Stii!»l»s left Monday for
Washington. X. C. to enter upon
I the duties of bookkeeper for the
I First Xational Bank of that place.
Mr.. Stu! Jr. leaves many warm
| trier>ds in Wiiliamston who wifcli
him success in his new home.
A Pretty Church Wedding
POPE-ELLISON.
Mr. Henry Herbert Pope, a for
mer resident of this town, but now
agent for A. C. L. R. R. Co. at
Autryville, N. C., and Miss Fannie
Bonner Ellison.one of Williamston's
sweetest young ladies, were united
in Holy Matrimony Tuesday morn
ing. 7:30 o'clock at the Methodist
Efitscnpal Church. South, by Rev.
T. H. Sutton.
The church was prettily deco
ratnl with potted plants and ever
greens.
Promptly at half-past seven the
Initial couple entered the church
and were preceedcd to the alter by
the ushers and bride's maid. The
wedding march was superbly ren
dered by Mrs. W. H. Crawford.
During the ceremony the couple
stood under an arch made of ever
greens and chrysanthemums, a
horse shoe made of chrysanthe
mums was suspended from the arch.
The bride wore a handsome tailor
made suit of Brown Cloth,with hat
and gloves to match, and carried a
lovely bouquet of carnations, chry
santhemums and ferns.
The bride's maid was Miss Rosa
mand Pope, sister of the groom.
The ushers were Messrs. W. E.
[ Roberson. of Pinner's Point. Va..
I nephew of the bjide, and J no. E.
Pope, brother of the groom.
There was an unusually large
crowd in attendance at tbe church
to m fracas this popular young couple
biade man aad wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Pope,left on the
tidy train for Xutryvflle, their fu
ture home.
The Enterprise extends congrat
ulations and wishes the happy
couple, many years of wedded bliss.
In answering adveitiiemente in
this paper, you will confer a great
favor upon us if yon mem on the
| name of the paper.—Editor.
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ROBERSOXVILLE.
[ltems (or last week.]
Miss Sallie Grimes spent Wednes
day night at home.
1 C. H: Roberson spent a few days
in our city last week.
Mr. W* W. Waters is spending
a few days in Plymouth.
Mr. T. H. Grimes spent last
Wednesday in Washington.
Mr. Palmer spent a few days here
last week with his brother, Mr.John
Palmer.
Miss Hilda Darden, tf Plymouth
is visiting her brother, Mr. Millard
Darden,
Misses Annie Tew and Sophie
Morton went to Bethel Saturday
afternoon.
Messrs. H- H. Taylor and J. T.
' Smith, of Bethel, spent Supday
afternoon in our town.
Misses. Effiie and Mattie Grimes
of Bethel.spent Sunday with Misses
I Sallie and Alice Grimes.
Misses Cora-and Lucy Roberson,
of Stokes, N. 0., were the guest of
Mrs. Ed. Roberson this week.
Misses Vivian Rives and Cora
Worsley. of near Hamilton,spent a
few days with Mrs. S. W. Outter
j
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THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND.
You'll have a coll this winter. May
s lie you have ooe sow Your children will
| suffer too. For congh*. craup. bronchitis,
trif and other winter complaints One
Minute Cosigh Cure never fails. Acts
promptly. It is verv pleasant to the
tastr ami perfectly harmless. C. H.
" Winchester. Kr., write* "Our
little |(irl was attacked with CTuap Ute
one illy lit and was so hoarse she could
1 hardly speak. U'e gave her a few 1 loses
of One Minute Conch Cnte. It relieved
her immediately ami she vent to sleep.
When she awoke next morning she had
no signs of hoancn«s»or croup."
COXOHO.
H. K. Hurst went to Scotland
Xeck Friday.
The Rev. Mr. Rose, of Bethel
was on our streets.
James L. Davenport went to
Hamilton Thursday.
-
Mr. and Mn». T. T. Council went
to WillianLstou Friday. ,
Mr. S. B. Kitchen, of Scotland
Xeck, was in town Sunday.
Mr.T.H.Coml*> shipjied a pretty
lot ofjphaeco to Greenville Monday.
Mr. J. C. Ross went over to Tar
boro last week to do some shopping.
Davcnjiort & Moore have shipped
right much cotton to market this
week.
Mis. J. H. Johnson went to Scot
land Xeck Wednesday to see Dr. S.
Hassell.
Mr. H. H. James.of of Hobgood,
was here Sunday with Mr. C. E.
Ga.dner.
Messrs. J. E- Edtnondaon and
John Casper, of Hamilton, were in
our town Sunday.
Mr. X. M. Worsley went to Tar
boro Thursday to see his wife who
is now in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Whitehurst
attended the Missionary Baptist
services in Hamilton Sunday.
X. C- and Johnnie Hines and J.
F. Long have Imen on the sick list
for the past week, but are glad to
say they are out again.
Mr. W. K Hurst had a small
boiler and engine to arrive here
Saturday. He will run his thresh
iug machine with srme.
Mrs. X M. Worsley and daugh
ter. Mrs. T. A. Wiggins, went out
driving in Tarboro some days ago,
aud the horse became frightened
and ran away. Mrs. Worsley was
thrown out of the buggy; her arm
was croken. She is now in the hos
pital at that place.
The engine at Messrs S. W' Cas
per & Bro 's mill ran away
for a short while last week. The
band that was running the saw
broke end in flying back it struck
the government hand breaking it.
Before the throttle could be shut off
the engine was leaving the miil
pretty rapidly.
Mr. J. D. Cox.of Hobgood, came
down Friday and had his brother's
remains dug up "from tbe White
burst buriaf grounds and carried to
Hobgood and buried at his home.
Mr. Cox's brother was killed at
Hobgood four years ago by a train
and was brought here to be buried
with his father.
ShpsfeCmft .
aiWNtoafftfCaU •
■ Laxative Bruno Q*H»e Tablets erne a
cold in oac day. No Care no Pay. Price
2} cents, *7 ' f - .
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THE ENTERPRISE, WILLIAM3TON, K. C., NOVEMBER 1, 1901.
A. S. ROBERSON & CO.,
Robersonville, N. G.
' IS THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
~—— mm*
t4- 1 x
; Entire stock of Dress Goods must so within FORTY DAYS to make room for oar
HOLIDAY GOODS, f ' \
1
Prices cut now at Rock Bottom. ,
V ArvV pj Q Now is the time for you to buy your Winter {Fittings AT A SAVING OP ,
■I-'I >5 PER CENT. Come at onoe or beet styles will be gone.
\ 0 Rcsp., Yours To Serve, A. S. ROBERSON Sz CO.
; purine JJ rrcnj
Advertisements under this hrol 5 rnt« ■
line each insertion.
Don't forget Kli t.urganus i> the man
: to sell you Groceries, br always has a fine
I stock on hand.
A new line of Fine Shoes jo»t received.
j —N. S. I*eel & Co.
Fine White F.nvelopes aa The Knter
. prise office. Sets, a package.
Wheeler 3k Wilson anil Domestic Sew
ing Machines for sale by Stale. Anderson
& Company. tf
I Examine our up-to-date line of Skirts
and Jackets. —N. S. IVel & Co.
I Ju»t arrived a car load of Standard Sew
ing Machines at Gurganiis".
FOR SAI.K OR RKNT—A good totac
co, peanut andcottoo fann.i 4 miles from
I R R- 6or S horse crop. Apply to
The Knlnjitise
. Wanted—Three young men. trusty an«r
reliable, between the ages of » and ju.
to do farm work on a truck farm, tlood
, wages. '
For further particulars, apply to
C. E. BRII.KY
' 124 Ruttlolgc Ave. Charleston S. C.
We mill receive to-day a new line of
I the latest shirt waist flannels call and see
them N. S. Ptafl & Co.
r A fnll line of up-to date Out's Furnish
ings at Kli Gurganns' new store.
A nice variety of Rt s. Call and see
thetn.—N. S. & Co.
A visit to Gurganus' new store will pay
you
FOR SALF..—A faoo Pool talde. Cash
or installment. J. A. Mizell & Co.
NEW PEAMTji
W. 11. Cnrstarpltcii & Co.. Roa
noke Dock, received ytslcnlay tlie
first consignment »f the new |**a
I nut crop from EveretLs, N. C. They
graded prime. This k among the
best peanut sections of the old North
State.—Norfolk Jour, of Commerce
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
"I have taken Kodol Djr*pep«ia Cure
iml have never used anything in my life
that diil methe good that did." says
County l'liysicuin ('.to. W. Scruggs of
Hall County. Ga. "Ik ing a ]>hysician I
have prescrilied it and foun.l it to give
the lint results." If the foo«J you eat r«
1 mains undigested in roar stnoia h it ale
cays there and poisons the system. You
can prevent thit l>y dieting Imt
means starvation. KO>IQI l)vspe|*ta
' Cure digests what yon eat You need
suffer from neither dyspepsia nor star-
The worst cases quickly cured.
Never fails.
BALLARD,
t Mr. W. K. Hurst was in town
i Tuesday. v
1 Mr. J. R. Ballaril spent Sunday
in Everetts.
Mr. Gus Johnson was in our town
Sunday night.
Alas, Poplar Point has raised the
finest tobacco crop in Martin county
Miss Nora Bazemore and Mr.
Reubin Purvis spent Sunday in
Bettie.
Messrs. J. L- Ballard, H.M. Bal
lard and A. R- Weaver spent Sun
: day in Bertie.
Misses Hattie Collins and Bessie
Ray and Me 481 - A. Collins and J.
• W. Stalling* spent Sunday at Mr.
■ Henry Slade'; ——
A POtITEI FMIWEMTOB
1 If yon wish your patent bo&inaaa prop
erly and promptly done send it to SWIFT
ft CO.. PATENT LAWYERS, opposite
D. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
They have no diaaatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter; a poa
■ tal cart! will bring it, and ft may be worth
. money to you. See their advertisement
elsewhere in thi« paper.
TIE ROME 60L0 CURE.
( Ai lapiiiis Trt«at*«it by which Drnl-'
arit an Being Cured Dally la
Saita af Tkiasalris
1, ' j
. XO NiIXIOI'S IK>SHS. SO WKAKKNINC. OF
THK NKRVKS. A PI, HAS ANT AM) post-
TIVH Ct'RK PQR THK MQt'OK HABIT.
It is now generally known anil under
stood that Drunkness is a disease and not
. a weakness. A body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shattered by jierj
odical or constant use of intoxicating
. liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutralizing and eradicating this |Kiison,
1 and destroying the craving for intoxicants
Sufferers may now cure themselves at
home witliout publicity or loss of titne |
from business-l>y this wonderful "HOMK I
IW Cfaß" which has I Ken perfected,
after many years of close study and treat
ment of inebriates. The faithful use ac
centing to directions of this wonderful
discovery is positively guaranteed to cure
the most obstinate case, no matter how
1 hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands of (
Drunkard- into '-.>ber, industrious and j
upright ill 11.
F WIVKS II RK VOFR lU'SHANDS!! Cltll.-
IIRKN CFRU vot'R FATIIKRS!! This remedy
is in no sense a nostrum but is a sliecific
1 for this disease only, and is so skillfully |
devised and prepared that it is thorough
ly- ndnble ami pleasiint to the taste, so |
that it can Is- given in a cup of tea or !
collet- without the knowledge of tlie per I
son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this priceless J
' remedy, and as many Uiorc liavc be«*n [
« ured and made temperate men by lin.ing |
the"ci'RK"adiiiitiistcred by l iv ing friends
and relatives without their knowledge in
| coffee or tea; and believe to||iy that
I the discontinued drinking of their
.»•! free will DO NOT W.ttVT.
Don't 1«- deluded by npjjurl and misleding
"improvement." Drive out the disease
at once and for all time. The "lIoMR
• r-oi.ii cCrt," i" sold at the exte'mely low
price of One Dollar, thus placing within
reach of everybody a treatment more ef- .
fectu.il than others costing $25 to #50.1
Fnll directions accompany each package.
Special advice from skilled physicians!
when requested without cxtrii charge, j
Sent pre|s°«id \> aijy |«itl of the world on |
receipt ol One lfcdl.tr. Address Dept C 491 1
EDWIN n. GII.KS & CO.. 2330 aud 233 a 1
Market St., Philadelphia. |
All correspondence strictly confidential. 1
Announcement.
\yillldmston
/\cademy
will begin its j
Pall Term
Monday, September 9th.
W. A. HUDGENS, Prin.
Miiw Muriel IJul winkle, Assistniit
" Jennie Moure, Music Teacher.
Boys and Girls prepared for
COLLEGIA
Board at re«oiiiiblo rates in
Private Houses
Dr. W. H. Harrell, Pres-
J. W. Anderson, Sec'y.
y
$45 GbOOK*
FREE!
For each and every dollar spent
in CASH at our stores between now
and DECEMBER IST. 1901, we
j will give a guess at the number of .
pounds of tobacco that will be sold J
on This Market from the Opening ;
Day until the Christmas Holidays. |
The person guessing nearest fo j
the correct number of pounds takes
the clock.
■ The secoud nearest will gft a
Ckx-k, worth $3.00; the third near
est will get a Bowl and Pitcher,
worth s2.oo;the fourth nearest will ;
get One Dollar's worth in Trade and
the fifth nearest will get Fifty Cents
in Trade.
The clock is feet high, 19
' inches across base and 11 inches
deep. Retail price $45,00.
WE SELL AS CHEAP AS" ANY
MERCHANT IN THE COUNTY.
■ G. D. &J. C. Roberson,
ROBERSONVEIE, • N. C.
, ~.x •" -tT-" v ■ ...
! F. K. HODEGS'
Is the place to buy your
Groceries, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Caps, etc.. Cheap,
Clothing and Capes FRESH CANDIES
y COST. always on hand.
Women's Solid Leather Buy a package for your
Shoes, 79 cents. Best Girl.
See change next week. *
F. K. HODGES, V
Next door to Blount's Hotel. —; *
I
'The place to buy Goods
Is the place where they are found..
which we claim to be here ..
i
Tlie question at issue then in not TEDDY ROOSEVELT or
BOOKER WASHINGTON, but
i PRICE AND OUALITY
| both of these we guarantee 011 our entire line, consisting of
'all the COMFORTS OF LIFE from the CRADLE TO THE
! GRAVE.
We wish to attract your special to this weoks invoice of
jTRITOTS. ni:OAl> CMITH. FI.AKXKI.S, noMFSITN
land all other dross fabrics off he latest designs also tooua new
I patterns of Carpeting, Rugs ami Art Squares of various sizes.
We will give interesting prices on Salt, Flour. Guns, Cook
(Stoves, Heaters and Furuituie. We also have a few Ladies'
I Capes loft which we will sell out at cost. Our salesmen will take
pleasure in showing you through our stock and we know
they Qui please you. ui r* | w f*
.. .. Very truly, N. O. Peel & 00
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SOMETHING
NEW
What
"'Pw'in §tores.
A strictly P.rst «:la>s up-to-date j
Dry Gools Store The only
pla'je in town where you will
find a full liue of. . .
DIiESS GOODS. SHOES,
CLOT II ISC.
a ntT IIA TS
Separate and apart from
Grocery Department
NEXT DOOH
ia the place where I keep a full
I lino of Heavy and Fancy Gro
! ccries My line of
| COCK STIVES aai HEATERS
is full and up to the best.
Two enrw of
(j! round .A. 1 tint Salt
Just Arrivgd
Call and buy fc a barrcll of
ACME FLOUR.
A till sippljatPnsslfklrtnrsMhal
ELI GURGANUS.
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Jp* gv t iHI t*
i WEDDING PRESENTS! i
% Slt.VI-KWAKK. CI TI.I.ASS. CMiCKS, J
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i HINKIIIIXAWAUK/ M
« Thrsr arc the tp;Hriialrd Rifts that m
T omiMiic vrvict * i»h a iK'h. haadtuMC S
X ap|W2itatio- X
S The Cli«»tcr*t NIHI N>»r4 Ideal S
y May '«•" vtu l.ffr. C
Miil Orders Promptly rilled. ?
| BULL, The Jcwe\cr, X
TARBORO. N. C. |
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j \V W. Watoi-H, >'
ROBERSOHVILLF, M. C. ,
JL CptHflvtC line of
STAPH & FANCY
GROCERIES
' J Dry Goods ul lt!iw
UV call special attention, to
SYURPS and PORTO RICO
—^MOLASSES—
SQrtiive me a trial.-®*
Fresh Carries always on hand.
--?*• - r*~ 1
Send us your
JOB WORK. •
The lVrvtmastrrv«',rncral sal's; "Do«*t
mail your letter without your name and
ailrc*> printed oil the upper left band
corner; this insures its prompt return to
you if not delivered." We are making *
specialty of printing the name and address
on small lots of paper and envelopes; 100
of each neatly printed and padded for so
cents. This is as cheap as moat people
can buy the blank paper. Btlto km _
same printed. The Enterprise,