The Cause of Maijy
Sudden Deaths.
Itan ts a disease prevslllnp In this
country most dangerous because so decep-
C —; ill II tl£_W\ tlve. Man/ sudden
I rjllft deaths are caused by
jp fKfcp It heart disease,
It/TS' AE pneumonia, heart
lllKjf TX iLILM failure or apoplejy
"TV*, or -are often the result
iN» vff °* Wdnejr disease. If
,1 I 4 £ kidney trouble Is si
te JRJV L \lkK I lowed to advance the
KM li K =~ Wdnsy-polsoned
**• jJIX* - "* blood will attack the
vital organs or the
kidneys themselves break a down and waste
awav call by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
• derangement of the kidneys and a cure Is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys. If you are feeling bsdlv you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects Inability to hold urine and scald
ing pain In passing It, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled to
ge-often during tho day, and to get up many
times during the night. The' mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists In fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may
have a sample bottle of
this wonderful new dls
covery and a book that -J l -' l '
tells all about it, both !l*n« of Swamp-Root.
sent free by mall, AddreM Dr. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing menilon
reading this generous offer In this paper.
Don I make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address. Binghamton,
N. Y., on every bottle.
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blind, bleeding, itching or protru
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. Pineules contain the alternative
and diuretic properties found in
the native pine. A certain cure
for all liver, kidney and bladder
diseases. A single dose of Pine
ales will relieve the worst case of
backache in one night. "Sold by
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A NEW ITALIAN BRIGAND.^
Signer Melandrl Haa Already Meld
Half • Doxan Man for Ranaoni.
Italy begins to rjng with the ex
pit.its of another notorious brigand,
not this time In the remote wilds of
Sicily, but cloae to the very heart of
the monarchy, In the Romagna Itself.
The name of the bandit la Melandrl,
and hla operation* are conducted In
the region around Ravenna. A reward
of £ ISO la already offered for hla cap
ture but If matter* develop as they
have done only a few months will l>e
needed for at least trebling tho
amount. A whole army of carabineers
are in the district. biU so far Melandrl
haa eluded all hia
Crimea continue. He seems to no'tr
lah a particular enmity against the
country clergy, of whom he has al
ready held half a dozen aa ransom.—
London Olobe.
Jefferson Davie' Silver Doll--
Whon Jefferson Davis was capt -"d,
nine sliver dollars were found > . un
bltn. They were gired to \\f, C. Mc-
Coy, an engraver, to be marked as
souvenirs. For his work one of them
was Kiven to him. Ho engraved It
with hla aon's namo and gave It to
hlm. Tho coin was found In the till
■of F. C. Rlchter, a merchant at Colum
bus, 0„ and an advertisement brought
knowledge of It to Its owner, William
McCoy of Pittsburg, I'enn., to whom
It has been sent. It was lost or stolen
33 years ago.
King Edwartfi. Indian Clock.
King Edwad ha* a clock which was
g ven to him when ho was touring
in India, nnd was said to have been
made by a high priest. It showed tho
hours In Sanscrit figures, the change*
of the moon, and so on. Some years
after the Internals went wrong, and
th' royal clock maker was bidden to
exercise hla skill upon It. The works
all bore the trademark of a well
known Clerkenwell firm.
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Hew it goes—thread.
An interesting word—"percentage."
A distinct iraocoss— clear enunciation.
A deaf and dumb excursion goes with
out saying.
A lifo sentence—" From tho cradle to
the grave."
The ocean of life has many people who
are fishing for compliments.
In a sketch, the two bitterest enemies
inny be drawn together.
The nncoUHcientions seamstress is not
*ll she wains.
People in a standing argument often
occupy the sent of discord.
No man is n fool who is wise enough
to recognise his own folly.
If a dock could speak, it would not
av, "lluhand me?"
When the tippler crosses the octvin he
wants to IHI a " saloon ', inissetiger.
Fate is to blame for many things, but
'lot for originating the expression,!
'Well, I'll bo blamed I"
During fly time tho dining-room and
kitchen are Isjth drawing rooms.
The gla/.ier lias to defer to the opticiau
tvhen it comes to the windows of tliu
»ul. •»
A Reliable Timepiece.
Tho most exact timekeeper In the •
world Is the electric clock in the Her- |
' !lu observatory. It is inclosed In an
ilrtight glass cylinder, and has fre- j
int nily run for |>eriod* of two or throe
nontlis with an average daily devia
tion of only 15 one thousandths of a
locond. It lias been running since '
18GB.
A Famous Punster.
Canon Melville, who died in Rng- |
and recently, in his 9"nd year, owe J
lis earliest promotion to a pun. When
1> - lato earl of Dudley, who knew
Vlr. Melville aultlcieutly to tcineinlier '
hat his Christian name was "David," I
iad a living at his disposal he recolv- ,
id a letter containing only tho words, i
l,ord, remember Uavld." The earl's !
-eply was no less terse and scriptural: I
'Thou art tho man!"
Continental Currency.
The Illustrated history of the V. S.
mint gives facsimile reproduction of
ontinentai currency In such sums as
tC. $7, »;0 and fbK. The S3O bill is
lated Sept. 26, 1778; the »fis bill hours
late of Jan. 14, 1779. There Is a state
>f Georgia $3 bill, no date, and a 810, I
lated 1817.
Has Never Been Shaved.
Senator Stewart of Nevada began
it 16 to grow th* full beard from
which time and evolution have
brought his present silvery crop of
whiskers. He has never been shaved.
Length of Niagara River.
The Niagara river is 36 miles long,
22 from lake Erie to the falls, and 1-4
from the falls to lake Ontario. Goat
Island contains 61 acres.
A Unique Record.
' Nthaniol Mllllken of Buxton, Me.,
aged 9, holds a record of having
participated in 69 annual town meet
itiff«. ,
A Chicken Curiosity.
A chleken having three eyes and a
double bill was Hatched recently at
Toriington. Conn.
Pitiesalve contains the antiseptic
proj>erties of the native pine, and
is a sure cue ?unburn tan, tetter,
eczema and all other skin diseases.
Heals a sore, cut or burn without
a scar. "Sold by All Dealers,"
One dose of Pineules taken at
liedtinie will entirely relieve the
most obstinate case of backache be
fore morning- Pineules is a cet
tain cure for all kidney and blad
der troubles. ' 'Sold by All Deal
ers."
ELABORATE TITLES IN QENMANY.
No Room fee Anything Else am Ad
dress Side of Poertal Card.
It waa the French postofflce that
first allowed a communication to be
written on half of the address side 4
a picture postal card, and England.
Russia and Italy vary quickly fol.ow
ed sulL Only Germany of the Euro
pean nations remains obstinate and
refuses to allow the address and the
message to appear on the same side.
But there la said to be a reason for
this obduracy la the habit the Ger
mans have of covering even the most
ordinary people with long titles, so
that there la no room for anything
else on one side of a card. For e- am
ple: "Hochwohlgeborene Fran Schnei
der Oberschoatelnfegerswlttwe." la
this -country It would be "Mrs. Schnei
der, Chicago."
426,000,000 People In China.
Thero has always been much curi
osity as well as .much diversity of
opinion, about the population of '"hl
na. The latest is base*! up
on a census, taken by order of the im
perial government, for the purji se
of reassessing taxes. It gives to Chi
na proper, Including the 18 provinces.
407,737.326 people. Manchuria Is cre
dited with 8.500.000. Mongolia ~lth
3,354,000. Tibet with 6.430,000 -id
Chinese Turkestan with 426.000. t .ik
ing a grand total of 426,447.325.
Oneida Community.
The Oneida .community Is today la
existence lu the form of a Joint sOx-k
company at Oneida. Madison county.
N. Y. Tho sytem of "complex mar
rlage" and some communistic features
of tho original social science formu
lated by founder Noyes have been giv
en up. The company has considerable
pr-oerty and business. Including man
uf ctorles at Kenwood, Bherrill, Nl
ag ra Falls N. Y., and Niagara Falls,
Ont.
Maine, Home of Statesmen.
Kennebec county. Me., has
1820, furnished 10 governors, eight IJ.
8. senators, 10 national representa
tives, 14 secretaries of state, 6 stute
treasurers, three attorney generals,
six presidents of the state s. Nat«- II
sp' akers of the bouse, three cab'n"t
officials and one speaker of the na
tional house.
Products of United States.
Only ono book on geography was
usf'l in the Spanish schools at Ma
nila. This was a small volume, print
ed In Harcelona, and only two p.ii"S
ar devoted to tho United States. Tals
brief description closes with the as
surance that "the most consplcu'".*
products of the United States are mil
lionaires, advertisements and eccen
tricities."
Scandinavian Business.
In Norway and Sweden the only
thing for a creditor to do Is to send in
his claims apit make sure that the
same are recognized. After this has
been done he has the right to refuse
to accept the propositions offered by
the bankrupt and can Insist uis.n court
proceedings In case he believes the
bankruptcy was brought aliout with
dishonest Intentions.
Mskes Alcohol From Sawdust.
A Norwegian chemist has discover
ed a now and cheap process for disk
ing alcohol from sawdust. Sawdust
is treated under pressure with diluted
sulphuric acid by which the coUttlolae
Is transformed Into sugar which by
adding fermentation producers is con
verted Into alcohol in the old manner
and then distilled.
Results of Peace and War.
Herbert Spencer said: "In efforts
toward ethical culture there is con
stantly overlooked the one effort morn
Important than all others —the effort
to suppress militancy. Abundant
proof exists that with war come ail
the vices and with peace come all the
Virtues."
World's Most Crooked River.
Hitherto the Jordan has b.>en ac
counted the most crookod stream >n
tho world. But It can not compare
with White River, Arkansas wh ch
travels 1.000 miles in traversing ■*
distance of 30 miles as the crow flies.
United States Mall Service.
The United States employs 10,f>55
men In distributing mall in a v.-sr.
The cost, distributed among 1 4>o
lines, is $63,594,000. In 373 aecldi-nts
to mall cars 18 clerks were killed and
78 seriously Injured in a year.
Algierian Corn Grinders.
In Algiers the grinding of corn Is
done by women as in the old Bible
times. A portable handmill Is used
for the purpose, which during the wan
dcrings of the tribe is strapped to a
camel or donkey.
Colorado's Cantaloupe Farm.
The largest cautaloupc farm in the
world is near Greeley, Col. It cml>r«o-1
es 2,000 acres. Hitherto cantaloupe
raising In Colorado haa been mostly
confined to the famous Rocky Ford
District. In the Arkansas valley.
In Mourning, Won't Drink Milk.
An Arablau woman who Is In
mourning for a near relative abstains
from drinking milk for eight days, on
the theory that the color of the liquid
docs not harmonize with her mental
form.
Russians and Japs at School.
Japan, with her 47.000,000 popula
tion. has 4.302628 pupils In her e'e
mentary schools or 91 in every l.tsO;
while Russia, with 180,000.000 popula
tion has only 4,193594, or 32 In every
1,000.
Originated "Early Hose" Potato*.
Albert B res see of Hnbbarston. vt.,
who died recently, waa th* origin tor
and promoter of the famous "early
rose" potato, whleh haa had a con
tinuous popularity for over SO years.
All old time cough syrups were
designed to treat throat, lung and
bronchial affections without due re
gard fof the stomach and bowels,
hence most of them produce con
stipation. Bees, the original
Laxative Honey and Tar, gently
moves the bowels and cures all
coughs, colds, croup, etc. Bee's
Laxative Honey and Tar is the
original Laxative Cough Syrup.
Look for the letter B in red on
every package. "Sold by All
Dealers."
SUM HIM
Present Ruler Slave of Tyrants
and Murderers.
NO PUBLIC , SECURITY
T>e Unhappy Country Haa Only Ex
changed a Benevolent Autocrat
for a Tlmoroua Tyrant—Vowed
ta Establish a Liberal Govern
ment far Hta Subject*.
Natloaa, Uka Individuals, must suf
fer the consequences of their sins, 1
and few *UI be found to lament the ;
rwlft retribution which has overtaken
Servia since she acquiesced In the i
Biurder of ker novereign.
While the mangled corpses of Alex
ander and Draga lay gaping In the
Konak garden, drunken lieutenants
' branching dripping swords In the
streets and crieO aloud: "The tyrant
baa fallen!" When Red Peter took
the Orient egpress, he carried with
1 him translations of Mill's "Liberty" ,
for distribution among his nrw uab
fecta and vowed to et'abliah all M.ll's
counsels of perfection.
Bat Servla has only exchanged a
benevolent aatociat for a timorous
tyrant, who 1a himself the abject slave
of murderer* and cowards. Rot only
;are electors coerced, parliaments intl
aildated, judges overawed, newspaper*
suppressed, correspondents expelled,
but there la no louger even liberty of
con wiener; private judgment and pul>-
; lie opinion bave been equally dis
trained.
' Public security la quickly passing
Into a memory. Petty tyrants have
arinep to every village and lay hands
auddenly ou private enemies. exac
tions are committed by favor of nmr- ]
deters In offi' c. mysterious crimes
pas* by unpunished. The best men
, In the land are hurrying acroHS the
Save to |ienury and exile; others take i
to the hills as their forefathers did
in t"»d old times, which afler all were
no worse than the new.
1 National, evi n municipal, credit has
paa>ed away, though the country's po
tential wealth In an great as ever.
Public contractors refuse to deliver
their wares except for cash. The
cuckoo king himself cannot obtain
credit for the new crown, to wear
tor which he sold his honor.
From this chaos her miserable King
is inr-apable of retrieving her. lie
began with a lift it heart distributing
volumes of "Llb ty," talking plati
tudes about freedom and progress and
atroillng about the streets incognito,
a Maroun-al-Raschld In plaster of
Par a. Now a change has come over
the p|.-|t of his nightmare and he
bur himself in terror, shivering In
his bedroom among Swiss guards and
'keeping a rope ladder outside of his
window to facilitate the expected
flight.
Our only surprise Is that Ked Peter
has lasted so long.
The usual refuge of discredited
monarch* is to provoke nil ntij'tst
war, and no doubt his Majesty has
considered the propriety of a raid
upon bis neighbors.
With an empty treasury, with no
amis or ammunition, a declaration of
srar by Servla would only precipitate
the Inevitable catastrophe. The termi
nation of Peter's melancholy reign
would disturb uobody in or outside
Servla. So Peter has now Ix thought
himself Of an expedient which Is ouly
one degree lean dangerous. In his
hour o i need he is prepared to .sacri
fice all the aspirations all the dignity,
•II the hereditary claims of his coun
try and bunilil) sue for the protection
of her historic foe. He has inot
Prince Ferdinand at Xlsh anil all the
quidnunc* are agog with rumors of
an alliance.
it Is even asserted that the shrewd- |
est statesman In Europe consents to
a treaty whereby Bervla Is to help
Bulgaria In the event of a Turk'ah
invasion, and Bulgaria is to support
B« rvia If Austria* takes advantage of
Certain clauses in the Treaty of Ber
lin. As, however, Burgarla has al
ready made her own arrangements
with Turkey and an invasion is prac
tically out of the question, wherens
Austria has obviously made up her
niln.l to advance In the Immediate
future In the direction of Satouica. the
suggested arrangement Is, to say the
)east. one sided.
We should not welcome an Austrian
occupation, because we have no great
belief In the administrative method »f
the dual Empire, but as the lesser of
two evils we should applaud any In
vader who removed from the regicide
, kingdom the stigma of the great
crime and enabled her to hold up her
1 bend once more among her fellows.—
London Saturday Review.
i .
I KIDNEY DISEASES M I
When the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison- I
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the I
circulation to every part of the body, deranging the different organs. This causes heart
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TACTICS UNDER WATER.
What the Shell Fish do to Protect
Thsmaslvwa From Enemies.
Certalp species of crabs cover them
selves with sea weed in order to de
ceive their foes. One crab waa *een
by the naturalist Eisig in 1878 to
pluck off loophyttos those plant-' a
animal colonise which grow on she Is
and stones, and to fix them on l'i«
spines and hairs of its shell. A si ill
deeper romance of defensive tattles
la to be found to the case of certain
hermit crabs. They live in the cast
off sheila of whelks and crawl about,
house on back. One claw ia bigger
«h»n the other, and this Is an adapt- !
ive feature, for when the crab retires 1
Into Its bouse the bigger claw la tuck- j
ed across the month of the shell to ,
bar the way against a possible Intru
der. More carious still la the hsblt ,
of one species which tolls along w th
a sea anemone fixed to bis shell. I ke
Slnhad carrying the Old Man of the
Sea, Great care Is taken of this at
mone. It Is fed by the crab and if the .
latter has to seek a new shell bv r it
son of his growth he tenderly sbl.'ta
bis tenant off the old abode and
places him on the new one.
'^PENaLINGS^
Life Is a game of promise and take.
It Is easy to begin loafing but It's
hard to stop.
A hitch in a love affair often pre
vents a matrimonial affair
Some men find it easier to dodge an
obligation than to meet it.
Fortune Is the only knocker that a
man likes to his door.
Some men thinUnnore than they say
and some say mpA than they think.
People who 100 trio ver the affairs of
others are very apl to overlook their
own !
Men who Imagine the world owes
them a living try to collect It a loaf at
a time.
If a man is hard on hi* children he
Is usually an easy mark for bis grand
children.
The garrulous man never knows
enough about any question to put up
an interesting argument.
A young married couple's first quar
rel usually begins with an argument
about how to avoid quarrels.
American Architecture.
Some of the private houses of set
tled and cultured people In Boston.
New York. Baltimore and Washlngto-j
are as good as our best. One of the
most refined and dlgnlfli'd of their
great home* !■ the White House. Com
pared with tawdry oppressive glitter
and real vulgarity of some of our pal
aces the White House Is a model of
what a home for the President of a
great people should lie. —C. Ronley, of
the Mosely Commission.
New Ideas at Right Time.
When a man with Ideas complains
that he Is disregarded, aA a crank, ha
has piVibably failed to discover that
the habits of the world are largely
assumed as the result of experionce.
It Is enough to give utterance to new
Ideas In order that they may become
effective when they grow old. Ont/
ohce in a thousand times doea a man
hit upon the psychological moment
for a revolution. The world cannot
be forced, but at the right time It en
thusiastically follows an aide leader.
A Dull Speaker.
Of an eminent Knglish statesman
who was a very dull speaker Lord
Ashbourne once told this story: "He
was making a very dull speech one
evening, when I remarked to a mem
ber of the cabinet'on the dreariness
of the performance. •Heis an ailmira
ble man.' was the reply. I wish we
had him." 'What would you do with
him?' 'I)o with blni? Bend bim to Ire.
land of course, lie would disperse
any unlawful assetul.ly in live tnln
tttea.'"
——— «
Asphalt in 1838.
Asphalt was tti >t u ul for street
pavements In Paris in IS.IB and ttln"C
then the demand for this purpose 1 ts
warranted an annual production
Ithoughout the world of 450,060 to 600,
000 metric tons of asphalt and bitu
minous rock. The consumption In the
United States alone In one year was
over 260.000 tons, which Is equivalent
to more than one-half the average
production In fflt 1 world.
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