THE ENTERPRISE.
Fudat. Acgijst f> 1904
LOCAL NKWS
—The Roanoke is where you #et
satisfaction in good prices.
—See Uncle To-n at the I)ixi
He will entertain you
Mr. W. S. Harris is erecting a
ueat cottage oil Haughtou street.
—Carry your tobacco to the Roa
noke, "Little Jim" will talk for
yott and will get for you every dol
lar your tobacco is worth.
—Mr. J. A. Castle called yester
day and renewed his subscription.
—A few regular table boarders
can he accommodated at the "Tria
diac Cafe.
—Husbands stay home nights—
l*ove your wives—U»y then! Wil
liam Tell Flour —Have good bread
—be happy. Wives, are you with
us? Southern Supply Company.
Mr. J W. Griffin, of Rober
sonville, handed as his subscription
for this paper Monday.
Meadows & York, at the
"Dixie," are your friends. You
know what that means—big prices
for your tobacco,
—Messrs Keith & Godwin lost a
barn of tobacco by fire last night.
Ix»ss #l5O.
Small waists are no longer in
style. It's the round plump Waisj
that comes by taking Hollister's
Kockv Mountain Tea; that'sall the
go. 35 cts. Tea or tablet form. S.
R Biggs.
—Messrs. J. J. and B. Mc. Man
ning, of Griffins, were in town ves
terday and called to renew their
subscriptions.
Cousti(>ation, headache,backache
feel mean no appetite, all run down.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you well at;d keep you
well. Money hack if it fails. 35 cts.
Tea or tablet R. biggs.
Mr. Jesse B. Roberson, of Rob
ersonville, was in town yesterday
ami subscribed for this paper.
The oxygenized strength of the
healing pines, combined with other
well known kidney and bladder
remedies, is presented in Pit Miles.
This new discovery gives immedi
ate relief and permanently cures
all kidney and bladder troubles.
Sold by S. II lillison & Co.
Mr. A. C. Jones took his son,
Willie, to a hospital in Not folk
Wednesday to have him undergo
an operation.
—We are glad to learn that Mr.
Fr nk Hassell, who is now taking
the Summer Law course at Chapel
HiU. was recently chosen Profes
soi of Knglisli at Horner's Military
School. We are always glad to
note the progress of our young
Man/an is certiiinly a specific for
Piles. This new discovery is put
up 111 a colla|»sible tube, with
nozzle, so it may lie applied where
1110-1 needed. Slops the pain in
stantly and cures. Sold by S. 11.
Ellison & Co.
-—Hatch Bros. Excursion to Nor
folk on the 10th, is the talk of the
day. A large crowd will take ad
vantage of this exceedingly low
rate— s2. oo round-trip. Sec circu
lars for full particulars. Every
body go Last chance this season.
Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets instantly
relieve the stomach and aid digest
ion. They arc as pleasant as loaf
sugar and cure dyspepsia, sour ris
ings, catarrh of the stomach and
indigestion. Sold by S. H. Ellison
& Co.
Good prices prevailed on the
Roanoke Warehouse floor at open
ing sale yesterday. Prices ranged
from 4 to 17 cents.
\
—Littleton Female College, ad
vertised elsewhere in this paper, is
doing a great work for the young
women of this and other States.
The Matriculation last year was
over 200 and indications now point
to a co.isidei able increase in Sep
tember. (
Eal •( 1 Bitter Flfkt
"Two physicians had a long and
stubborn flight with an abcess on
my right lung" writes J. F. Hughe*
of OuPont, Ga. "and gave me up.
Everybody thought my time had
come. As a last resort I tried Dr.
King's New Discovery forconsump
tion. The benefit I received was
striking and I was on feet in a few
days. Now I've entirely regained
my health.,. It conquers all Coughs
Colds and Throat and Lung trou
{ les Guaranteed by S. R. Biggs
Price 50c, and SIOO. Trial bottles
£
Opening of the Markets
ROBERSONVILLE
The piospects were not auspici
ous yesterday morning for it'look
el as tliough it wis going to
rain practically all the morning,
hut presently the carts and wagons
were heaving in from the distance
,ind by 10 o'clock each warehuose
was Retting its share of the weed.
The whole fair population of the
town seemed to be present as th»*
prices were steeptd and twisted on
the slick tongue of the clever auc
tioneer.
The farmers were all pleased
with the prices, there being no
kicks whatever. The sales began
at 10 o'clock and closed 10: 45- The
highest price paid on this market
was 14 cents. There were alxuit
11,000 pounds sold here yesterday.
The average price was 6.85.
WILLIAMSTON
Although our chances were very
slim when the train left Thursday
morning; yet, before the market
opened up the wagons were stream
ing in from all sides.
The prices ranged from 4 to 17
cents, everybody appearing to be
pleased. The prices were 50 per
cent better than they were last sea
son,and there was not a kick made.
There were 17,0110 pounds sold
on this market yesterday, and we
should be proud of cur market for
some of the very best markets in
the State did not sell this much;
and our prices were as good as
theirs.
The bidding was hot and lively
from start to llnish. There would
have been a large "break" if the
farmers had been ready to market.
The crop was injured by the heavy
raius and hails, and therefore it
will be marketed later than usual.
A Perfect Painless Pill
is one that will cleanse the system,
set the liver t~ action, remove the
bile, clear the complexion, cure
headache and leave a good taste iti
the mouth. The famous little pills
lor doing such work pleasantly and
effectually are DeWitt's Little Karly
Risers. Bob Moore of Lafayette Ind.
sa^s;' All other pill I have used
gripe and sicken, while l>eWitt's
Little Karly Risers ate simply per
fect '! Sold by Anderson Crawford
it Co.
The Bear Man
There is a colored man in-Tyrrell
comity who walk.-> on liis all-fours,
has club feet and can run taster
thJn a man. His movement is
bear-like.
Pits in End to it All
A grievous wail oftimcs conies a-,
a result of unltenrnhle pain from
over taxed organs Dizziness, Hack
ache. Liver complaint and conslipa
tion. Hut thanks to Dr.K'tig's New
Life Pills thev put au end to it all
They are gentle but thorough. Tiv
them. Only 15c. Guaranteed by S
K. Biggs.
Cholera Infantum
This disease his lost its terrors
since Chatnlierlain's Colic, Cholera
and diarrhoea Remedy catne into
use. The uniform success which at
tends the use of this remedy in all
cases of Ixmel complaints in child
ren has made it a favorite wherever
its value has become khown. For
sale by S. R. Biggs.
Tourist Rates
The Frisco System will issue,
during the Summer months, Tour
ist round trip tickets to various re
sorts and locations—the Mountains,
Lakes and Seashore, at greatly re
duced rates, with ample return
limit.
Call on nearest agent, or address
Passenger Traffic Department,
SAINT LOUIS
M Mi MI MOTTO KM PM
Yfrtbl
The mmt famous Cod LWer OH prep
aration known to medicine.
Contains ALL the medicinal elements
of cod I jeer oil, actually taken from
freab i-o&'a brers, but not a drop of oil,
l)elicij»ua to the taste and recognized
throughout the world as tlie greatest
STRENGTH
CREATOR
lor old people, weak, sickly women
and children, nursing mothers and af
ter a severe sicknesa.
Cores Hacking Concha, Chronlo
Colds, Bronchitis and ail Throat and
Lung Troubles. Unequaled to create
an appetite and to make those who are
too thin, fat, may and healthy.
Try It oa our guarantee to return
jour money If jom arc not satisfied.
BAKER * SALSBORY
Aug.s 3m. Hamilton, N. C.
PEJtSONAIiS
Mi R. H. Salfbury, of Haskell,
\ -s l,_iv Mow lav.
A 1 C 11. It•' r, of Hamilton,
was in town t' day.
Mr. Win. Slaiic left Saturday foi
Flat Creek Union.
Mr. J. T. Ross, of Roherson
ville, was h.:e Monday.
Mr. C. S. Richard*,of Hamilton,
was iu towu yesterday.
Mr. W. R. Gladstone, of Hamil
ton, was here Monday.
Rev. R. I). Carroll attended the
Roanoke Union at Him City
Dr. U. S. Hassell, of Jamesville,
was here Monday on business.
Mr. N. S- Peel returned from
Panacea Spriugs Saturday night.
Mr. Will Phillips, of Norfolk,
came iu Sunday night on business.
Mrs. W.Henry Crawford return
ed from Wriglitsville Beach last
Thursday.
Messrs. Gus Whitley and John
Perkins, of Kveretts, were here
Monday.
Mr. Henry Woodard, of Wilson,
cainc in Monday night to visit Mr,
Calvin Hassell.
Wilmer Sitterson came up from
Plymouth Tuesday morning to
spend a few days.
Mr. C. A. Cocran, of Rocky
Mount, was here Thursday on im
portant business.
Flder Sylvester Hansel I and Miss
Sal lie Roberson left Friday for the
Flat Creek Union.
Mr. Wade H. Latham, of Forts
mouth, came in Saturday evening
to visit his parents.
Hon W. G. Lamb and son, Mr.
Wilson, G., Jr., went to Tarlwro
Wednesday morning.
Mr. C. B. Hassell returned Fri
day night from Wrightsville,where
he has been for about a week.
Mr. Nichols and Mrs. Charlie
Jaycocks, of Windsor, sj>cnt Sun
day with Miss Kmma Hassell.
Miss Ilattie and Mr. lidward
Harden were in town last Thnrsday
on a visit to Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Miss Mittie Coffield is the guest
of Miss Anna Crawford, at the cor
er of Church and Smithwick streets.
Mr. Harry A Biggs returned
from St Louis Wednesday even
ing after spending about three
weeks.
Miss Bessie Warren, of G recti
vi'le, came in Wednesday evening
to visit her brother, Dr. Win. E.
Warren-
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lamb and
!u r mother, Mrs. James C.-Mcßae
arrived Sunday evening from
Chapel llill.
Miss Delhi Lanier, who has
Seen visiting at the home of Mr. I)
C. Jones, in Hamilton, has returned
hi ilile
Mrs. David Jones and children.
>f Hamilton, were visiting liei
mother, Mrs. W. 11. Carstarphen,
last week.
Martin Carstarphen, of Tarboro,
at rived Tuesday evening to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
K. Carstarphen.
Mr. John Iv Pope and mother,
who have been on a visit to I,exing
ton for, the past mouth, returned
Fuesday evening.
Misses Lulic and Ella Stat on, af
ter sjiending alioiit a month at
Wrightsvillc Beach, returned Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. C. E. Allen, who was auc
tioneer at the warehouses last sea
son, returned Tuesday evening to
be present at the opeuing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Biggs
went to Norfolk Tuesday morning
to be present at the Horse Show,
thence they will go to Saratoga,N.
Y., to spend altout ten adys.
Mr. Chas. H. Godwin the effi
cient bookkeeper for the Bank of
Martin County, and one of Wil
liamston's most ]>opular yt>ung
men, spent several days at Wrights
ville Beach this week
Messrs. Joseph D. Biggs, Wil
liam Hardison, Jim Robertson, Jim
Leggett, M. M. Critcber, Grover
Hardison, Charlie Ward and Wil
lie Watts attended the Horse Show
at Norfolk this wtek-
Mrs. W. T. Crawtord left Tues
t f
day morning for Norfolk,thence she
will go to Princeton, N. J., with
her sister, Mrs. C. W. Kellinger,
where they will visit their sister,
Mrs. S. H. Vandeve.
Miss Tommie York, of Nash
ville, who has been visiting at the
home of Mr. Wm. York, returned
home last Friday. Misses Nolie
York and Essie Peele accompanied
her to Parmele.
ANOTHER CARLOAD
S
JUST ARRIVED
n■ > i
I Our customers demand the l>est, X
3 and they get it in this hue. Each 2
s one sold, sells another—neiglilior x
5 tells ncigliltor, and so the news f
X spreads, and our sales increase X
"fo '■> i> ■>
SPECIAL NOTICES
If you Imve lost something and it is
worth li tutinjj put a local in Tint Kntkk-
If you want something and it is worth
having let the people know aliout it
through Tiik Kntkki'Hisk.
If you have anything to sell, ami its
worth selling, let the people know it
through Tiik Bntkri'kisk.
I,oeals utliler this heading 5 cents a
line each insertion. No "ail." taken for
less than I 5 cents. Special rates for long
time.
WANTED AT ONCE -A good
cook. Apply at this office.
TOBACCO RAISERS. Full
Sets and Repairs for Tobacco Fluus
can lie bought of (1. K. DIXON,
Williainston, N. C.
—MII.K FOR SALE-I can
furnish any one desiring "ice fresh
milk. Phone Mrs, W. A Hi.i.isnk'
FOR SALE —One .second-hand
Saw Mill, saw, carriage, 40 feet of
w tys, and set of tools. Run 10
d tys. Apply to Simpson Ildw. Co
A fine lot of nice white enve
lopes at 4 cents a package, (25 in a
pack) at the Enterprise Hook Store.
WANTHP Medium size second
li.ind Iron Siife, must IK- in g**l
condition "II," care this office.
FOR SAI.H .V' cords of good
pine wood £.V"" 1 cord delivered
if. v J. l. St a ton.
SPECIAL .S'*) cast's of ( 'IIMHI
I.lick Raking I'o.nai-., going
f.' >s a ease 5c lots, liny quick
This offer jHiMtivi.lv lor unly ,v'
d.iys. Southern Supply Co,
—llarrcll's v'Piiadiac" Caf«-,
over J. W. Watts iV Co., is the
pi ice for a good meal.
Highest prices will IK- paid on
the Roanoke Warehouse 110 >r for
tobacco this season.
—The "Triadiac" Cafe, over J.
W. Watts Si Co., opened for busi
ness in the resturant line August
Ist.
ANNOUNCEMENT !!
I wish to announce to the public
that I have moved my meat market
to the old stand of Adams & Vork,
where Mr. Adams and myself will
continue a first-class market, under
the name of the
"CITY MARKET"
handling all kindsof Meats, Fisli,
a id Truck in season.
RIPE TOMATOES
50 cents per bushel. ,
I will continue business at iny
t.iy present stand carrying a full
line of .
GROCERIES
and.
Gents* Furnishing Goods
Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting a continuance of
same, I am*,
Yours to please,
M. M.
GRITGMER
SECOND FLOOR FRONT
Over J W Watts & o's
S. W. HARRELL'S
riRSTCI.ASS, \CLKAN
' \4JHgjP-T() I)AT!
Barber Shop
Polite and Efficient
Service ....
GIVE US A CALL
SPECIAL
500 CASES
Good Luck
Milking Powders
$2.95 A CASE
FIVE CASE I.OTS
Buy quick, this offer is positively
good for only 30 davs.
Southern Supply
Company
Mai \ li.nl a little l id
Whose face was fair to see.
Itecause • aeli night lie had a df ink
(»l Koekv Mountain Te.i.
s. k. c.iugs
CRYSTAL
Shaving Parlor
RHODES A ALEXANDER
Proprietors
15.ink Building Smith wick Street
New and tip- to-late Furniture.
The best Barbers that can he ob
tained.
Polite and courteous attention.
Motto—"We lead, others follow.''
WILLI A M STON
I'ItKNHINU ('LITIt
Room No. 6 Hank Building
We solicit your patronage in our
line and glial antee first-class work.
Pressing and cleaning a .suit, 75c.
Pressing a suit yx-.
Pants, per pair ..25c.
We also clean and press Ladies'
Skirts. *
Ice Creitni Parlor in connection
Orders taken for furnishing Cream
to families. OCTAVUS PRICE
J. B. McGowan
First Class
Market *
'PIIONK 56 MAIN STRKKT
A FULL. UNIS 111'
LIGHT AND IIHAW
GROCERIES
When,you need anything 'phone
us, and Mr. Adams, the old reli
able beef man, will wait ou you
la the oldest (37 year*)and first Business Collate in V a.,(second In the South)
to own a building erected, for its use—one of the finest in Richmond. Endorsed
by its students, business men and the press. Philadelphia Stenograph* a*n
"It Is the leading Uiwiwsn  'ollcife south of the l'otomac River/*
"When f reached Richmond, I inquired of several business man for the beat
Business College in the city, and, without exception, they all rscMaaMaM
SmlthdeaTs as the beat."—H'm K. HIMM, Law Ntmwgrajiher, Richmond.
Single, noiibie Kntry and Joint-Stock Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Writing, Business Practice, Shorthand, Typewriting, Telegraphy,
Commercial Law. English Department. Ladies and gentlemen. Day and night
Sessions. No vacations. Students enter at any time. By NUll.—Bookkeep
ing, Shorthand, Penmanship, at home, to those who cannot come to College.
Special imliM-ements to well educated young men, especially to teachers.
Write forcatalog and full particulars to 6. ft. Smlthdeal, Pres., Bklinai. v£
Dennis S. Bigg-, Pres. T. W. Tilghman Gen. Mgr. Jno. D. Biggs, Sec & Treat
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO.
. . Manufacturers of. .
Kiln Dried North Carolina Pine Lumber, . j» .* j»
« e ® w OENNIB SIMMONS' BRAND CYPRESS SHINCLK
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ORDERS AND CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
s
GROCERIES SJl£-2£ sale
Carloads of Flour, Carloads ol Fresh Meal
(1. A. Salt " " Rump Pork
Full stock of other Groceries as well.
Our goods arc moving oil every train and boat.
Social attention to our mail order department.
Let us have your orders.
Southern Supply Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Shoes for Women
I I
I A. Shoe for Women
I \ \*3l If you have heard the story of Had- I
|- yV \ cliffe Shoes and their wonderful
I Ix^ N v'd success, you waul a pair. If you
\ \Q don't know al)out them call and
\ \ get ac|iiaiiited ami save a dollar I
on every pair you buy. We I
have them in latest styles, for I
dress or walking.
Tor frnerbing an J renelping shoes use RaJcli/fe Shoe Dressing.
Pants for Men
(Closing Out
Summer Pants
We have on hand the
prettiest line of Pants
for Summer ever seen
in the county,and are
closing them out at
reduced prices so as
to make room for our
fall and winter stock
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S. H. Ellison & Co.
THE STORE OF THE COUNTY
FREE DELIVERY—ci