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ip PMDAY January 5,1®06.
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Teachers Meeting.
On tbe 18th of January the pub
lic school teachers of the county
Will meet to perfect a permanent
organization for tbe whole county.
The organization is required by
the laws of North Carolina and all
the public teachers are required to
be members. Prof. Peel will be
the organizer and he is doing all
in his power to make it comply
with the purpose of the law in ev
ery respect and create an enthus
iasm not anticipated by the law.
There will be an interesting pro
gram and it is hoped that tbe
teachers will enter the spirit of the
organization and show the proper
enthusiasm.
Teachers will receive pay for
that day and the names of those
present will be taken by the county
Superintendent.
Farmers Meet, Peanut Grow
ers Organize.
There will be a meeting of the
farmers of Martin County in the
court house on Tuesday the 16th.
The meeting will be for the pur
pose of discussing farm subjects,
stock raising, and the cultivation
and the marketing of crops. These
subjects will be discussed by spec
ialists in their line and will nece>-
aarilyjbe of much benefit to those
present. There will also be a num
ber of talks by farmers of Vhe
county in connection with the tlis
cussions of the specialists, making
it altogether a very profitable meet
ing.
In addition to the discussion of
farm subjects there will lie an
fort made to organize the |>eaniit
growers of this section, not alone
for the purpose of controlling acre
age but for the purpose of market
ing the crop so as to .keep out of
the hands of speculators. This or
ganization will not only be for the
purpose of controlling future crops
but the crops now on hand. This
is a phase that should interest every
farmer and business man in the
county and it is hoped that a large
number will be present.
Every liody who is interested in
the progress of our section should
attend. Peanuts are a great source
of income to our county when the
price is a fair one'; our soil is nat
urally constituted for their profit
able production and the grow'!
and success of a crop is now prac
tically sure. The only question is
that of pripe.
The fixing of price heretofore
has been in the hsnds of speculators
it should cause everybody in Mar
tin to be interested in this meeting.
Let everybody attend, it will bt
the best days work of the year.
Gold Point Items
Gold Point Dec. 27th 'OS.
Mr. L- A. Briley is moving t«>
Robersonville to day. Our peopl>
regret to see Mr. Briley leave.
Revenue Agents Wood and Lew
is were here to day.
Christmas passed off very quiet
ly here with but little distuibancc.
Mr. Will Gladstone was here
yesterday.
Mr. R. H. Weaver was in tow n
yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Bryant, of Parmele,
was here to day.
Mr. D. P. Roberson will move
to Robersonville we hear in a few
days.
Mr. B. L. Stevens left last week
for Raleigh and other points.
llie distillery will close down
here this week.
Mr. C. P. Forrest the storekeep
er employed here will leave for his
hone near Kmbro Orange County
this week.
New is the time to sabacribe to 1
Ta* 1
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Kills Like Lightnng
How Deadly Rheumatism of
the Heart Comes On.
Those pains yon feel when you
first ariae in the morning—aching
pains in tbe joints, shooting pains
in the mnacle —are signs of waru
iag. They are danger
evidences of a deep-seated trouble
that if not removed, they may de
velop suddenly into the deadly
Rheumatism of the Heart, which
kills like lightning.
Better get rid of the cause at
once. Rheumatism and its kindred
diseases are caused by tbe accum
ulation of poisonous aciJifc, in the
blood. Rubbing with oils or lin
, iments will not cure it; it is an in
ternal disease, and can l>e cured on
ly by an internal remedy There
is just one complete cure—Rheu
macidk. Rhkumaciok neutral
izes the poisonous acids, sweep*
all the dangerous germs out of the
blood and "makes you well all ov
er." RHEUMACIDE CURES
because it is the ouly remedy that
' 'gets at the joints from the inside.
Mr. W. R. Hughes, of Atkins.
Va., writes:
Four bottles of RHEUMACIDE
have entirely cured nie of a long
case of Rheumatism, and greatly
improved my general health. I
was a total wreck, having had
rheumatism for twenty years. I
spent several weeks and much
money trying specialists in New
York, but RHEUMACIDE is the
only cure I have found. When I
begun to use it I weighed 140
pounds. Now I weigh 180 pounds,
my normal weight."
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The Winter Stock Company.
Last Friday and Saturday nights
The Winter Stock Co. presented
two good bills at the ojiera house
here On Friday night "A mau
of Honor," Saturday night "Do a
Thorue." And we can readily,
say that each and every member;
of the company played his or htr
part exceedingly well.
The specialties of Mr. McDonald
ami Uaby Hope were very goqplj
and well rendered,
v Piof G. N. Floyd, magician,
was the cleverest in his line that'
we have seen iu sometime His J
tricks were hard to define, well ex
ecuted and were a mystery to all ■
save one.
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prgj Macht Bros. & Rutenberg LOWEST
a \(mv York One Price Clothing mid Dry (iwkls Htoru
GOODS WILLIAMSTON, N. C. rnlvtb
tWD GUAILViEE FI LL VALUE to every customer on every
purchase. It is easy for us to do so, because we carry brands ot goods a
that are RENOWNED for the* PERFECT FIT, ELEGANT fjk
STYLE and GOOD "WEARING QUALITIES. Ufil • f WW*
It is a wrong idea that some people have when they think that they J
cannot be well dressed unless they have their clothes made to order, JL k |
and pay a big price. The art of makiug ready to wear clothing has ad- m ■
vauced to such perfection that it is 110 longer necessary to have them
made to measure. . .
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OWL BRAND CLOTHES
four stock of'LADIKS .; AND MKN WE CARRY IN STOCK THE RENOWNED BRAND OF FOR
SHOES consists of prices from £1.50 to THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER and can GARANTEE A VOITXfi MFN ROYS I
r^;™:x c ir s ,n,'.:; w whh . ..»*.* -.. HI1( ,
Shoes for Ladies. . least 25 per cent, on made to measure prices. A man once
dressed in a Kuppenheimer suit or overcoat decides never to ho\s Uuee pants suits
have any more clothes made to measure. No wonder, it $2.25 to Youths
QlB saves him money and he is stylishly and well dressed. suits s>> (X) to $K 00.
Kuppcnheimer's guaranteed suits - $15.00 to $22J50
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rfftue&mS. BJB kuppenheimer s overcoats - - SU.SO to JM.oo fSBf ullt:tlire oureelvn in New V ork
(.yJ«7lu2J% l ™ r,eß * f 00 a ty .»d.tetherm.pot-
V B Frtm. Brand KuarantceJ ram coats and overcoats mm * Be*
' li»j J $6.00 to $15.00 |9 ■ * . . ' .
ITB ■ Mi Good* at the Lowest Price*.
W Ol K I'KICKmONKio ALL ami tl»c LOWEST. In our Morr \»n R«t
mSSTSzLm FI'LL VALUE for vom room v and IK>N'T PAY MORIi THAN YOUR W
NEIGHBOR. - ' rnmmm ■
v THE STORE
WHH RE STYLE to get
is Hacht Bros. & Ru ten berg Your Money's Worth
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New York One Price (Nothing and Dry Goods Store Qothing Fadwy
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Notice.
NORTH CAROLINA I
Martia County ( No. >O9
[ I, Luther Harrti*»n, • reaident of tbe
a bore nam'd State and County, do eater
ami claim the following learnbed vacant
laud lying and being in Griffins Town
, (kip. lying about' ■ mile north of gmith
wicks Creek and about I mile west of the
' head of Poplar Branch and on tbe bead
5 water* of the Great Branch.
Beginning at a water oak in Whiteoak
1 Fucoaiu Branch, joahua Koberaon's cor
' ner, thence up aaid Branch along Clay
; | toll llimt'i line, to C. C. Coletraia'a
- corner ia Great Branch, thence up said '
r Branch to the bead of James W. Griffin's
, corner, thence northwardly along J. W. .
Griffin's line to Bembridge's line, to a |
pine, thence westwardly to the bejeinn
t ning. Containing by estimation anoj
I acres tie the aame more or less.
H*THIiR HARUISON,
Applicant. (SKA I#)
Thi« I>rocniber 18, 1905.
W. C. MANNING,
Entry Taker.
Notice.
I, W. T. Phelps will petition on
' January Ist 190610 the Honorable
' Board of Commissioners of Martin
County for liceuae to retail spiti
-1 tuous liquors at Everett*. N. C.,
1 during said year, under the firm
name of W. T. Phelps.
Thh Nov. 11, 1005.
17-15 4* w T PAELPS.
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ff Will Wear a Lltetlaia V
H When you buy > watch foryoor J
a son Insist on having It put In a H
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( Watch Case g \
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I When he I* as old as you, the 1
V watch will be ss good as new. B
I Watch life depends upon the I
[case. Works wear longer if I
inagoodcase. WadswortiiCadS 1
furnish complete protection to I 1
works against dust and moisture. I
Will not bend, dent nor wear thin I j
in a lifetime. Caßaadsaa them. 1
1 HERBERT D. pEEI.E &CO '
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BIG REDUCTION
, Pj In Clothing,
ESmlk Ladies {Skirts
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and Millinery.
Ell Call and see hs,
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Yours to please,
I * IJ. L. HASSELL 4 CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to inform our customers and
friends that we are still in business at the
same stand with a full line of Groceries
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for the Holiday I rade
WIS WIVX II A VIS A COM
PUi'I'IC IJ.MO OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Our Stork is complete and np-to
ulatc in I'Vt'ry Detail. ■ .
Call and see us,
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Very
BKOWN cS: HODGES
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO YOU ALL
Gall and get our souvenirs.
Yours truly,
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BIQ REDUCTION
lii Clothing
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Wright's Underwear
llon't forget our com- jHßr^nlO^
plete and up-to-date y 1 fgjSjjM
line of Millinery and \flflT L I
Indie's Fancy Dress ffljgf j |\ HW|||
ft> gnaranU-r to jilcnsr all, so
iimir ami give ns a trial.
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Very Respectfully,
G. D. Garstarphen & Go.