TH E ENTRPRISE.
Feidat, Sxptimukr 11,1903.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Mew -Ads." is This fuse.
Simpson Hdw. Co. —Key to pnz
tie contest. •
Harrison Bros. ft Co.—Back.
J. L. & C. a Hassell—Big Mil
linery Opening.
N. S. Peel ft Co.—To the ladies.
—Court convenes Monday week.
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It is time to hang up straw hats.
—Preaching at the Baptist church
• Sunday.
—Sell your tobacco at the Dixie
Waerhuse.
—County Commissioners were in
session Monday.
£ —Cotton picking has
has the dedine in price.
—30.000 ponnds of Bertie tobac
co was sold Yet* this wsek.
—The Williamston Milling ft
Ginning Co. is ready lor bustnes.
—A party of oar young people
spent the day yesterday picnicking.
—Every courtesy shown farmers
selling their tobacco at the Dixie
Warehouse.
—Messrs. J. L- ft C. B. Hassell
announce their Millinery opening
i' lor next Wednesday,
—There was a large break o{ to
bacco at the Warehouses yesterday
end prices were up a little.
—lt is noticed that aome portions
of Main street thst has been fixed
recently is not drained properly.
—lf you want to be treated right
and want your tobacco to bring you
the moat money sell at the Dixie.
—C. D. Carstrrphen ft Co. have
their Milliuery opening to-day and
the hats on display are beautiful.
•—Quite a number of our young
people enjoyed the impromptu ger
man given at the hall Monday ev
ening.
—The Bertie farmers are selling
their tobacco on this market. Nine
large loads came in late yesterday
evening.
—Mesdows & York, proprietors
of the Dixie Warehouse, are hust
lers. Resd the averages of a few
lota sold on their floor this week.
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"Strength and vigor come ol good
food, duly digested. 'Force', a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley
food, adds 110 burden, but sustains
nourishes, invigorates/'
Littleton Female College the ad
vertisement of which appears in
this issue of our paper is a very
flourishing institution with a large
patronage and is doing a great work
for the education of young women.
It is a ie!ect school of the higher
class where young ladies find a real
home. We think it will pay any
young lady who may think of go
ing off to aefcool to inquire into the
merits of this college.
—Dixie Warehouse, Williamston
-- a a | ■ wn_ . a
Ml toe SHimcjr r«:
I?* Iba. § is.oo
v 65 " M 15.(5
ck. *a " "s6 .oo y .
■" 99 " " 4-»*
iyt " " j .00
Hi " " 7. so
Average an this 1^75.
Ten Thousand ChwHff
ia the United States have uaed the
Longman ft Martinet Pure Paints.
Ewery Church will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they
paint.
Don't pay $ 1.50 a gallon for Lin
seed oa (worth 60 cents) which yon
do when yen buy thin paint ia a
can with a paint label on it.
I and 6 makes 14, therefore when
Ton want fourteen gallons of paint,
hay only eight gallons of L- ft M-,
aai mix aix gallons of pure linseed
oil with k.
Yon need only four gallons of
L. ft M. Paint, and three gallona
of Off mixed therewith to paint a
food abed house.
Houaea painted with these paints
"ever grow ahabby, even after 18
years.
These celebrated paints sre sold
by 8. R. Biggs.
—Don't tail to call to see us when
attending court. We are very anx
ious to have you renew jronr sub
scription.
—The work on the Graded School
building is about complete. The
furniture, etc., will arrive in a few
days. Everything will be in readi
ness for the opening October sth.
—That portion of Washington
street between the warehouses and
the new railroad crossing is being
graded and clay is being hauled on
it. This is a much needed improve
ment.
When troubled with constipation
try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to
take and produce uo griping or
other unpleasant effect. For sale
by S. R. Biggs
—The averages given in this is
sue by Meadows & York, proprie
tors of the Dixie Warehouse, are
on bottom leaves. sure to look
over these averages and see if you
don't think the Dixie Warehouse
is the place to sell your tobacco.
—The Rev. B S. Lasaiter will
hold services in the Church of the
Advent, Williamston, ss usual,next
Saturday (to-morrow) at 4:50 p m.
and next Sunday a. m- and p. m.,
and on Monday at 9a. m. AH are
cordially invited.
—Mr. A. W. Robinson, of Sharp
town, Md. .Secretary and Treasurer
of the Wicomico Lumber Company,
and Mr. H. D. Marvel, of Laurel,
Del Preaident of the aame company,
have been here the paat few days
looking over their swamp lands.
| —We would like to have a few
suggestions from our readers along
the line of improvement. What
1 would you suggest that we do to
improve The Ektkkpkisx? Have
you enough interest in your county
paper to make any suggestion that
you think would hefp the circula
tion? Let us hear from you.
—The prize for the best solution
of the Simpson Hardware Company
puzzle ads. was awarded to Miss
Helen Smith. Mrs. W. H. Harrel
Mrs. Ida Jones and Miss Jennie
Moore were the judges. The con
testants were; Misses Helen Smith,
Penelope Biggs, Msry Belle Ellison,
Annie Kate Thrower, Delha La
nier and Mary King Ellison.
—Dixie Wsrehouse, Williamston
sold for A. Cromwell:
90 lbs. @ $5.00
' 66 " 6,ap
115" "
50 " " 7.00
1 50 " "600
48 " " 7.20
Average on this lot $6.90.
A Very Special Request.
I most respectfully and earnestly
request all who were pupils of Dr.
Braxton Craven to send me st once
on a postal card their name and
post-office addreaa. I feel sure that
all former pupils will do this much
for the sake of their great and re
vered preceptor. Respectfully,
T. N. IVEY, Editor,
Raleigh Christian Advocate.
Raleigh, N. C.
EDUCATODIAL CAMPAIGN.
Special Correspondence,
On Wednesday, September Ist,
our popular and efficient County
Superintendent, Prof. R. J. Peel,
went to Goose Nest to begin aa ed
ucational campaign, where he was
met by a large and enthnsisstk au
dience of the citizens of the com
munity. After the crowd had fully
assembled, Mr. R. O. Everett in
troduced Hon. Thomas W. Blount
who amde a very able, earnest and
effectual educational speech of one
ud one half hours. Prof. Peel
then made sa sddress outlining the
purposes of the State in the matter
of better public education,and urg
ing tbe importance of decent school
houses snd tbe necessity of cousol
idstion, and better teackere. When
he was through the patrons and
friends of the school came forward
and very generously raised three
hundred dollars from their own
pockets with which to build a bet
ter school house. Then all present
partook of a bountiful repast pre
pared by tbe good people of the
community.
On tbe night of September Ist.,
Messrs. Blount and Peel were billed
to speak at Hamiltoo but were
rained out
On September 2nd, Messrs. Peel
and Blount met with the people at
RobeisonviUe. where they were
well entertained. There were also
present in the interest of education
Supt Ragsdale, of Pitt County,
Con tinned on Second Page.
PERSONAL.
Chief of Police Page spent Sun
day in Bethel.
Mr. J. B. Evans.of Astoria,spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Henrietta Peele is visiting
in Robersonville.
Mr. Ed Hardisoo, of Richmond,
is visiting his father
James Edwin Moore has returned
to A. & M. College.
Mr. A Coy Mook, of Greenville,
was in town this week.
Mr. John Phelps, of Plymouth,
was in town yesterday.
Charlie Hassell left for the Uni
versity Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Mizell
went to Roper Sunday evening.
Mr. George R. Dixon, of Rocky
Mount, was in town this week.
Lieut. Chase, U. S. N., is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Dennis S. Biggs.
Mr. J.L. Davenport and two sons,
of Jamesville, where in town Mon
day.
Means. J. L. HUHII and
J. S. Rhodes spent Snndsy in Ham
ilton.
Mrs. John S. Cook left Wednes
day morning far Norfolk to visit
her sister.
Herbert Fede.Clayton Moore and
John HaaaeD spent Snaday in Rob
ersonville.
Hayward Knight went to Eden
ton yesterday with Captain Tiliery
on the Lucy.
Miss Nannie Smith has returned
from s visit to relatives tad friends
in Hamilton.
Leslie Fowden Shd Jot Qodard,
Jr., left Tuesday morning forChoc
owinity school.
Misses Rebo and Anna Fleming,
of Washington, are visiting at the
Roanoke Hotel.
Slade Yarrell. of New York, re
cently spent ten days visiting his
uncle S. N. Yarrell.
Mrs. Belle Ellison snd Msry
Belle Ellison sre visiting Mrs. J.
Gus Godsrd in Dunn.
Miss Victoria Msrtinleft for Ra
leigh Monday morning to enter the
Baptiat Female University.
Mrs. W. R. Fowden, who has
been visiting Mrs. F. E. Knox, in
Kinston, hss returned home.
Julius Peel and Dill ion Simpson
left Tuesdsv morning for Trinity
Park High School at Durham.
Prof. B. T. Cowper, principal
elect of Williatnaton Graded School
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
Mrs. Bet tie Roberson returned
yesterday evening from Roberson
ville where she spent a few days
this week.
Miss Laura Jonea, of Delaware,
milliner thia season for C. D. Car
starphen ft Co., arrived Wednes
day evening.
Miss Annabelle Fverett, who has
been spending sometime in Everetts
Dunn and Palmyra, has returned
to Williamston.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Bullock, of
Baltimore, have moved to our town
and are occupying the Newberry
Cottage on Church street.
Francis Sylvester Hassell left
Tuesday morning for Hickory, N.
C., where ht will represent the
B qui table Life Insurance Co.
Mr. Woolen, of Fayetteville,
spent Monday night at the home of
Mr. W. R. Fowden. He left lor
Chocowinity school Tuesday morn
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Mrs. John Small wood, of Wash
ington, who has been risking Mrs.
S. R. Biggs and Mm. George L.
Whitley, returned home Tuesday
evening.
VMfcLft?
In the last analysis nobody
knows, but we do know that it is
under strict lav. Abuse that Jaw
even slightly, pain results. Irregu
lar living means derangement of
the organs, resulting in Constipa
tion, Headache or Liver trouble.
Or. King's New Life Pills quickly
re adjusts this- It's gentle, yet
thorough. Only ajc at all drug
stores.
—Dixie Warehouse, WilliamstOn
sold for Ballard & Coley:
a 4 lbs. 0 $ 700
ao " " 21.00
no " " 13.50
40 " " 11.25
200 " " 10.00
144 " " »7S
56 " " 6.00
Average on this lot fo.ti. "
Key to Hardware Guessing Contest
No. 1 Flour Scoop No. 16 Horse Clippers
41 2 Juck Screw " 17 Barbed Wire
•' 3 Sickles " 18 Buck's Cook Stove
" i Skillet - 19 Pulley
•' 6 Shovel " 20 Elbows
" *5 Sheep Shears " 21 Coffee Mill
,l " 7 Cant Hook " 22 Hay Forks
" 8 Wreuches " 23 Crow Bar
" 9 Sash Weights '• 24 Bird Cage
•' 10 Trowel " 25 Washers
" 11 Can .Openers " 26 Screw Driver
" 12 Clothes Wringers " 27 Carvers
" 13 Buck's Steel Range " 28 Buck's Heaters
" 14 Vices " 29 Brace and Bit
" 16 Platform Scalos " SO And Irons
WINNER : Miss Helen Smith anßwerod
all corroct.ly, and gave the following five
reasons for its use :
None can surpass it because,
I Made of best material 2 Superior Workmauship
S Consumes less fuel 4 Retains heat better
6 Haa a guarantee of 16 years U
KEEP YOUR ON OUR
Job Printing Department
and see if we don't turn out as
nice work as any in the State. .
WB, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
USED THR
and tettifiy that it wilt do ull the Com
pany claims for it -.
Mr*. G. t. Whitley, Williamson, N. C.
King Cowing, ■"
J. L. Woolaril »
Killer John Rodger* "
J. 11. D. I'eal, Everett*, N. C.
John Aver* "
Kason Clark "
Mr*. W. R. Boyd, Edwards, N. C.
Z. M, Whitehurst, Coiiyjio, N-. C.
Mr*. John Stnallwood, Wasdiiiigton.N C.
J. A. WHITLEY
AGENT
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Williams ton,
DID YOU KNOW THAT,
The Manager of S. R. Clary &
Co's. Grocery Store lint! moved his .. r
headquarters to the S. R. Clary &
Co's. Merchandise Establishment.
He will lie glad to have the pa
tronage of his custoniers and many
• ; ~ ~ " friends.
Mr. Henry Gurkins is always
glad to meet his country brethren
and shake tliejr hand and serve
well, as he surely can.
TV IS " A PLAIN FACT 7
Bargains t f ° al T^ d r^^ t f e ° r r Goods
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Ladies' Slippers, worth $1.50 sl.lO
Ladies' Slippers, worth 1.25 85c
Children's Slippers worthji.so . . . 1.00
Children's Slippers worth 1.00 80c
Children's Slippers worth 85c 60c
Children's Slippers worth 60c 45c
Andorra Silks, worth 10c ....
Carusle Nouveauts worth IOC j*/,c
Mercerized Madras worth 45c 25c
" worth 30c . . 22c
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S PANTS AT COST
NICE LINE OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
FREE DELIVERY . • . 'PHONE 62.
S. H. ELLISON & CO. 88&» A £SSSB
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(To Cure a Cold in One Day 1
Q RAN D OPENING!
Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Notions and Millinery at
CARSTARPHEN'S WHITE FRONT
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Friday, September lllh, 1903.
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This will be llie £*tllest cj-cning ever in Willirnuten. Our Millirtiy D(j-ailir.cr,t will te under th«
menage ir.eut of Mi>s Laura Jcr.c*, cne of Ealtiffieit's &i.d I Lilrdelj hia's hedirg Milliners, who will takt
great pleasuie in thcwiug >eu cur jupeib ttock.—Every body cotdially invited
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C. D. CARSTARPHEN & CO.
—FOR SALE One Chas M.
Stieff best grade piano in perfect
condition; used very little. Apply
to Mrs. C. E. Mizell, Williamston,
N. C. 48 2tp
CIIINKSE WASHING TABLETS the
labor saver anil woman's friend.' Try
thein, for sale at S.H.Ellison & Co. T)iese
tablets are guaranteed to do what is claim
-led or your money refunded.
SALESMEN WANTED to look
after our interest in Martin and ad
jacent counties. Salary or Com
mission. Address
THE IIARVEY OIL CO.,
49 2p Cleveland, O.
SI,OOO REWARD
IS OKFKRED ANY YOUNG
MAN OR WOMAN
Furnishing legal proof of any per
son to whom guaranty of position
was given by theGa.-Ala. Business
College of Macon, Ga. and not
promptly redeemed.
That celebrated institution finds
the demand for its graduates much
greater than the supply it is, for a
limited time, issuing scholarships
at about half price. We would ad
vise those interested to write at
once for full information.
WANTED!!
A good intelligent boy to learn the
printing business.
Apply at this office.
AAA BANK DEPOSIT
U/J«IA/U R.llrowl Far. Paid. 50C
7 Fit K H Courses Offered.
■■■■■■■■■■ Doardat Cost. Write Quick
fiEORQIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEQf.Mscon.Ca.
BUSINCJJ ITtTU
A dvertiseinents under this head $ cents ■
line each insertion.
No ad. taken for less than 15 cents.
Nice display of ladies dress good
at N. S. Peel's
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—
One. new No. 9, High Arm, Wheeler ft
Wilson Sewing Machine with all attach*
j ments. Apply to The Enterprise. If*
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur will cm
Prickly Heat in one application. Try
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur baths. For
sale at C. D. Carstarphen & Co.
Anderson Hassell & Co., Keith ft
Godwin.
WANTED YOUNG MEN to
prepare for Government Positions.
Fine Openings in all Dapartments.
Good Salaries. Rapid Promotions.
Examinations soon. Particulars
Free. Inter-State Cor. Inst.,
3i-3m Cedar Rapids, la.
TEACHERS WANTED.
We need at once a few mora
teachers for fall schools, both ex
perienced and inexperienced. Wo
have more calls this year than ever
before. Schools and colleges sup*
plied with competent teachers free
of cost. Address with stamp.
American Teachers' Association,
J. L. Graham, LL. D. Mgr.
39-8t Memphis, Tean.
Church of the Adreat
Services on the second Sunday
of the month, morning and even
ing, and on the Saturday (5 p. m.)
before, and Monday A) a. m.) after
the second Sunday wf the month. "
All are cordially invited.
Rev. B. S. Lassiter, Rector.
Subscrilie to your County papef
Thr Entkhtrish.