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Fudai DscKUbki. i. .vi-o.
Dr. Harrells Deam. I
In Mother column we print a
■hart sketch of lJr Haireli, and oo
body more than the wiitct appre
rktw its failure to preseut the man
as. be was. No man ever lived ic
community who tvu v..
generally loved. The ooiuuiui;.
has already realized its 1
extent, but there are wnit •
it aeema the lO6S of bv.tKli. .
others an endurance of
man is perfect but few m r
more for his kind than relieve j
and restore to healtli bis t.
nate brother. Dr. H.i •
done as much of this as
for the same time. He i i
own way about things .
one of his ways to m >.
charge for his service* t> .
and their families. He
pay of those who were
the less fortunate his
free. He felt the kindm
man kind and feeling it
call to its assistance He %
and considerate, he know
garded the rights of otlu
successful, but succ
him more anxious to - .
gloried in the pride an i c
of his patrons, and pi.
cine for the love of th. ,
and not the love of
did not make a trade oi
sion by demanding •!.
suffering went direct!)
His was a life of not
highest calling of a in.t.
Peanut Market.
We believe there i i
in lb* vtntement »t i..
Southerner in the ne.
crop report for peanut i ,
the few days we| I
the state'of affaus of i
ing from high to a>
ing with no demnti
are tin
ulators and ffty ut
most of it. Nobo>'.
large the crop i>«
lators.'.the'fariners
they are unable to
any idea at all as to
There are no mo
rn this county than
_ but more machine j
ing used and const j.
has gotten into the
and in a great rush ■
ket has broken. If
liable reports bv wis.
could be gotten as to
the crop farmcis w
Then regardless of t!
and farmers would
thing of the size of th.
the price would. Main; . . •
basis.
We do not believe the
very niuch larger than
and the present state
rush. The speculate: t ..
rush the price goes ii
heavily and the pru
This has been its hist
it will be the same t!
ulators were so atix;
the rush that they
peannts at the I
season, paying a hij,
they might get the •
crop at a low rate.
i
tition to the govern
port on the peanut ct
is much feeling againt'.i
report but what would c '
dition if there were ik> .
port and we had to depend en t;
reports oI the prices and
for oar Uoroatiui' 'TI
pie anke money out of pu '
| the price one way or the other
it changes each day.
■ The great money is in-L
.' tiilh craau- these when they can.
j Thej are- prevented k government.
| The peanut market is in the bands
of speculators simply because tbey
.uoue know the size of the crop.
ilt is ty/T.- .ir interest to buy low,
~ -low the farmer know under the
. I'seseat cucuiustancea whether to
. hold t .r a higher price, or must he
take what the buyers are willing
Jto give?
Growth of Banks.
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We call the attention of out
■aVie i-• the statements of the
I aft iu County given in
.-• t ijcins. Three years ago
isseals of this Count}
..m io about 550,000 to day
:is 11 $260,000. The best in
cuA, irthe.gtoxvtb of the peo
y section, financially, i.-
- . ous condition of its
.ii> . >_.ui any -county make a
,>i , sow of progress than these
.? 1 ite, here within three
assets tor this county
* td over five fold —from
ly to ,i . 1 bundled and siaty
i ioi': 1 dollars.
; mk of Robersonvilleestab-
VTr. John C Robertson
)/ -. with a capital stock of
; a few thousand, depoe.-
■ to day with a $5,001
.. k and nearly f»rty six
dollar assets while its
'i - i increased two fold and
■tiji the la-.t year. That
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mile is a- thriv.ng town
id i i-iness on the advance if
c-vi'leii-i in 111 these figures. - Mi.
rtsoti, the- cashier, is a
■•ihgrt-ssive man and t
Jus- batik ill the lead of
uJii; rs and Merchant;
s 1" husttK- s up to tilt
11l ..a'« nilif. aKth showing
utarfv -ev» nty niut
I- This isa remark -
for a hank- uow only
I I auk I*".
* t uiigtrlic, coiiservalivi
1 . , 1 mm, and lie witl.
.1 1 11 a K' ral
tin t ton. Th
. i n the first da>
t "■
. at with >ls noocap
id toda> its v assetsstatM,
iy; 11 l % thous md Tin
ic growth of,the Bant
i otinty shows the. pact
is moving
I M ini l'..nnl\ irnti
t a little over one hun
thirty thousand dollaif
ber 2~th, one day Itefoix
•it of The Farmers am.
s itank. and of one htm
i utie thousand same daj
ltd -eighty -thousand the
ie shows that the ol«*
iUMKiI S - - - R. T. COBURN
I * *
. Overcoats, Clothing and Silks
n whiv-i »c >.. in avt >i si from 20 to 33 1 > per Cfnt on. . .
Only Ask You to Come and Look
For Yourself.
y the latest colors of Changeable Silks and
ty thing that can be fouud in a frist-class
tlry goods store in any city.
fail to visit us before pur
g elsewhere You will find
it to your advantage.
Hodges has just returned from
'u Miii Markets with the latest and
up-to-date styles of linin Coats
.adies* that lias been shown in
litis season. ....
he Skreemer Bhoe
■ rsonu shoe in town. All styles. Standard Price
v. us a CM!! well if you are not thinking ot buying, we will
' to show you through.
Yours to serxe,
f\ K. HODGES & GO.
bank has kept its pace at an in
. crease of twenty-five per cent, and
> the bnainesa of the new bank is
' that much added beyond the usual
giowth to the business.
These figures not only show the
' giowtb of the banks, but tbe
1 growth of tbe business done and
money used in this community.
' Last year this time the Bank of
Martin County showed an asset of
about one hundred thousand dol
lars, to day both banks taken to
gether sliow an incrase of over
double this amount from one hun
> dren and oue, tbe amount now
> reaches nearly two hundred and
ten thousand dollars.
Tbe Bank of Martin County
■.hows by a comparative statement
that it* business has not been af
fected by the growth of the Farm
ers and Merchants. This is thi
drst comparative statement made
-ance tbe new bank was established.
Mi. Godard and bis corps of di
rectors have not been affected by
competition and the town is getting
the benefit of most excellent ser
vice from both banks and the bank
ing business is increased by two
1 fold. •
Notice.
We undersigned herewith give
notice that we will apply to the
Itoa'd of Commissioners for Mar
tin County ou the first Monday in
fanuary for license to sell spiritu
ous liquors in Williamston for the
year 1906 under the firm name of.
Mizell and James.
This Nov. 27th 1905.
A. R. MIZKLL,
12-1-4! C. JAMES.
Uvea make the noblest litera
ture.
Minister Tells Tbe Truth
Personal Experience of Aged
and Well-beloved Preacher.
No other man iu the community
is so well beloved or whose words
have such weight as the minister,
w ho has devoted his life to the ser
vi e of mankind In Maryland
.mt» of themost noted Meth«di«t
ministers iu the State suffered sev
eiely with rheumatism. He found
110 relief until a friend recommend
«f KHKI MACIDK He was so
delighted with the results that fot
the l»enefit of other sufferers, as a
duty to mankind, he tells his ex
jierience the following letter:
Reisterstown, Md., February 27th
" I was takeu with inflaniatorv
Rheumatism in my left hand and
foot in the beginning of this win
ter and suffered greatly. A gentle
man in Baltimore who had tried
RHKUMACIDK for Rheumatism"
1 ecom mended it to me. I secured
three bottles aud took it in smaller
loses thail prescribed, and jim now
entirely cured. Csu use both hand
and foot without the least incon
venience.
"Yours respectfully
"J. R Whkki.KK,
Pastor, Reisterstown M. K. Church
Yovr druggist sells and reeotn
mends RII HUM ACIDK.
~Ask Yotf/j
Own Doctor
If he tells you to take Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for your
severe coufh or bronchial
trouble, then take It. If he has
anything better, then take that.
But we know what he will say;
for doctors have used this
cough medicine over 00 yesrs.
«! tan w—i Ifß-i Ch«rTT PvMil tor
ss rftal tfenv .v 5s
Cat Ar- ft-T-i bi the world lor all
SMggga... - lut ITMiT.
Alkur.Oraaaa.
A MmU fg for.!???"- ■
JLI . .1. luurtnu
flyers a?-—.
»p«» with w» *
«W'l Ulla at badttma, Ju»t OM
The Triadic
Shaving Parlor
OVER J. W. WATTS & CO.
Sharp Razors, clean Towels
ait(|.Good Work Guaranteed.
Cleanliness Our MOTTO
Thanking oue and all ,for your
past patronage ami hoping for a
continuance of the same, I remain.
Yours to serve,
J. H. MYMAN, Prop.
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CONDENSED REPORT OF
Dank of Martin County
AT WII.LIAMBTON, N. C.
Novetnlnrr 27th, 1905.
RESOURCKS LIABILITIES
I.oaus & Discounts $ 95.030.68 Capital Stock $ 15,000.00
Bonds & Stocks 1,000.00 Surplu & I'nd'v. Profits 9,357 69
Furniture & Fixtures 1,800.00 Bills Pa> able 12,000 00
Cash & In Banks 33,HV> (m Dividends L'll|iid 15660
$ 130,937.30 DejK*it» 94,4 130J
$ 130.937
We solicit your account whether large or smaHfWe will allow you in
terest by social agreement. When we can serve you c ill on us.
WHKKI.KK MARTIN J. G. STATON J, G GQDARD
President Vice President Cashier
3end us your Job
PRINTING ,
Once 'Bitten, Tbvice Shy.
■lump*. \|t==i
Ouif r mAn geta bitlen hf'* tlvtyt ahy of the Nut. If yon'w been Hi lb the
mutter ul clothe*. its 1% wiae itlf# to give • wide berth to the one who hit m! Try people
with a rrpumiMi for nukit*," Hid keeping frtrnds. If vi* Have been disappointed in yonr
garment* 'r\ t!». lniein«*UiMM>l Til urinii Co of New York. Chicago and f>nn Pranciaco. ap»
|,lr the »«ui tot* «u-diiu md guaranteed action One *»it from them
will make \ »n feet kindly towrtrdft all the world in jenetal, and put yon right In the KYB*
Ol your Iruriid*. |.HiVt. you know, are everything.
Me our urw p«t\ aw* Wint-f atmp'ea and lrl na take yonr in ea mure.
XOt Ga«ranf#« to F/«OJ«
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On our Immense Stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing' we are making a re
duction of 1G per cent.
Come to see us,
Friends to all,
Anderson Crawford & Company
A GUARANTEED OUR* FOR PILES
Itching, Blind, Weeding or Protruding
Pile«. Druggists refund uioney if PAZO
OJNTMKN'T fails to ciw any case, no
matter of how long standing, in 6to 14
day*. Pint application gives ease and
rest. 50c. It your druggist hasn't it
Send 50c in stamp* and it will be for
wanted post-pant bv Paris Medicine Co.,
St Louis, 11-4 Iya
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J The New YolironePricc Clothing and Dry Goods I
I The Only Store in Town That Will 1
I Attract Your Attention. f
The greatest gathering of Men's and Boy's
Suits and Overcoats.
Now is the time to bny them, winter in coming nnd the WTgP
Winter Underwear — /If o ]4fl » Jill
A splendid assortment of Men's Ladies' and Mis*-* iJ | |lh lEI
cloeelv woven garments. [| L eI J *s| i' | ■Hf J
Ladies' Skirts and Cloaks — ■ n 1 "J*?
We have a big assortment of Skirts from 95c to fj.oo S K if «
Also a big line of Ladies and Mi«sen Claoaks at right
Come tfnd see for yourself. See whether the styles
are not the smartest, tbe leather the finest, the work
manship the best and the values the greatest.
We are yours to please,
I Macht Bros. & Rutenberg ■
I Clothing f actory in Wff I I AMCTAW V f Branch Stores: fieri- \
I New York ** ILLlAlilj 1 UIl, Jl« U ford, N. C., Manning- W
1 * ton, W. Va. J
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f To Cure a Cdhl in One Day SXI
NOTICE!
We most cr rdially invite all
persons having accounts with
us, to make a special visit to
our store and settle same be- N ft?
fore December Ist, 1905.
Thanking you in advance for
prompt adherence to above.
Very truly,
J. PAUL SIMPSON,
Secretary. '
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BIG REDUCTION
111 Clothing
Wright's Underwear VI
Don't forget our com
plete and up-to-date mSjjflff If UI
line of Millinery and L J FpEflv
Ladle's Fancy Dress , llr | n
We guarantee to plc»s»- all, so
come and give us a trial.
Very Respectfully,
G. D. Garstarphen & Go.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
AT WIUOAWTPON, N. c.
At close of business Nov. >Btb, 1905.
aaaovacKs uuunM
liv»t Draft* jm> VmMM PrafMa |JMJ>
l urn luiT ami nn«m i ««.j* IWmwl SdU ItdaaoaM i,Mji
IHK Kn»n Bank ml Biakfn tuftp Tt"» CcrtiAcaUa rf Capaatt i,mU
Ca*h oa Haad M* 6 -?' Depoells Seb)e*t »• Check mkh
TOTAL. I *.«».» TOTAL, rW&M
1. Prank F Kana Colin of The Pram ft MtnHaau Ink a* »«linly am aar that Utt
akov* ii trar to the toot of ay n4 MM. Fraak F. Pafaa, CmUh.
Slat* of Notlh CaruUaa—Otmly o* Martta. fflfe " "JMjjLe
Sworn 10 an) Mbactihed >wfuar aw, ikh. Hn «k 4a t of NxnaVi. A. D.. IM
COKRKCT—ATTKST : Aaa. T CnaM Motarr Pa Mia.
Ttaorta 8. Mm I
C. B. Caralarptira V DItWTOn
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