LOCAL ITEMS |
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All aoUcca published in this column, where
■nm Is to tefcilwd, will be charged m the
ntc of >o ceata a Mae, (coant m word* 16 •
Mae) each law. Special rate* will be made oa
ttmg contract*.
—The Board of County Com
■iisaionerj met on Monday and
tran-actei the regular routine of
business.
—FOR SALE One G/and
Square Piano in good repair. Good
bargain and easy terms —G. P.
McNaughton, Williamson, N. C.
The Christmas spirit is in the
air aivl in the hearts of (he little
io?k.», the small boy t specially, who
sees all beautiful in the
gLre ot a toman candle.
—The firm SHOW ot Ibe season
fell early Monday. The flake*
were large but very scattering, the
mtow cloud passing rapidly over
without litting fall its fleecy cargo.
—Rev. G. 1 Dowel! was out of
towu Suaday and there was uo
service in the Baptist Church. He
is intending the State Convention
wbii.li meets at Winston this week.
—lilder S. Has«eU went to Whi
takers last week, where he officiat
ed at the marriage of Mr. Geo. W.
Hanison and Miss Ruth Moore, the
daughter of Elder Andrew Mooie,
who is well known in this county.
—FOR SALE—One 80 H P.
return tubular boiler with 82, 3
inch tubes IU good condition. Can
be bongbt at a bargain.—G. P.
McN aughton, Williamston, or S.
V. Everett, Everett, N. C.
—Dr J. S. Rhodes has recently
purchased a handsome Buick car,
1912 model finished in battleship
grey. He is having a poll ion of
one of the buildings in the rear of
the Godard Building arranged for
a garage.
—Dr. W- H Wakefield, of
Cbiolotte, will be iu Williamston
at Atlantic Hotel Tuesday Dec.
■ 2th., one day only. His practice
is limited to the medical and surgi
cal treatment of diseases of the
Kye, Ear, E*e and Throat and
Filing Glasses.
—D-. D T. Tayloe, of Washing
ton. accompanied bv h nurse, came
©ve r here Monday to assist Dr. J
H Sounders in an for
appendicitis u)H>n \V. 11. \V"i!li..uis,
St. Owing to the condition and
extreme age of the pntitnt th* le
suit was feared But a: this writ
ing be is doing vciy well urvl pby
•iciati* are hopeful.
—Judging from the heavy money
order Mies a*, the poftofticf, ca* h is»
very plentiful in this iirniedinte
section. No doubt, that sonjr of
the homes from which much of tbe
«touey has gone would ex j re** the
•BOM extreme proverty. It ts ju-t
one way of looking at life atu« a
■wrong wav.
Priends here regretted to le.irn
of the accident to Mr. T J Lath.nn,
«bleb occured on Novemrirr 2)'h.
in Norfolk when he wa ; stiuck J»y
a street car. He was attempting
to get over a pile of sr.nd near the
track when the car knocked mm
over. He was taken totht. Presby
terian Hospitul wheie it was learned
that his injuries were not serious.
—Christmas its coming anil you
will want something nice to give
your fiiends and family. Perhaps,
your tmggv '» °'d worn—go to
the Martin Co. Bjggy Company
and hive it repaired or better buy
mn up-to now vehicle fresh from
their shops; if \ou i'e«ire anything
in the jewelry or cot gla«s line. H.
D. Peel & Co . can supply you; no
doubt your hoys and girls would
enjoy a pretty snir, theu Hntem is
the man to see about them; send
your best girl friend a box of
4oweis and order them from
O'Quin at Raleigh; Sau ders &
Fowdeu can please you in fountain
pens or in aijy other way; * checfc
drawn on the Farmers and Mer
chants. Bank of Martin County or
the Robersonville Bank will carry
joy wherever sent; select your
Meats and poultry from Taylor,
JSO to Cowings for everything.
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tPERSONAL BRIEFS |
W. B. Watts was at bome San
day.
W. H. Gurkin spent Thanksgiv
ing; in Richmond.
Mrs. J. D. Hot?ell, of Manteo. is
visiting her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa T. Crawford
spent last week in Norfolk.
Mra. S H. Ktlison and daughter
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W Anderson returned
from Pactolus Wednesday.
J. W. Watts. Jr., spent part of
Tbanksgivinp holiday at home.
Prof. R. /J. Peel attended the
Teachers' Assembly last week.
Mrs. Lootnis Chesson, of Oak
City, is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Lucy Modlin aod children,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. S h.
Godard-
Miss Carrie Alexauder spent
Thanksgiving in Norfolk with
relatives.
Miss Mary Stnallwood returned
to Washington Thursday rafter &
short visit here.
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Newell, of
Loui«-burg, have been visiting rela
tives here this week.
Mrs Clinton Mundy and chil
dren, of Newark, N. J., are visit
ing relatives here.
Calhoun Ross and sister Miss
Elizabeth Ross left on Saturday for
their home in Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sittereon
and little son spent Thanksgiving
with their parents here.
Mrs. W. E. Warren, Miss De-
borah Fleming and Mis Arthur
Anderson went to Paotolns on Dr.
Warren's touring car. The car
was disabled and the party came
home on the train.,
Lis; Per 61II01—Coifs Mori Por Jot
Vou may bay paint* that «n- cheaper
per gallon than
SHS
bill you run not find iu the United State*
a [mint that will coat rou L.KSS PICK
JOH \ NX) PKOIHICK luorr NttUfacbtry
results.
ThU is 1 rue Paint Economy
For Sale By
* . N WILLIAMS, Agent
WitlianiHt>»ii, N, C.
TO THE
PUBLIC!
I have Purchased the
Stalls of the City Mar
ket and have had them
Remodeled, and will
carry at all times a
High Class Stock of |
all Kinds of Meats, |
Beef, Fish, and Oys
ters in Season
I have engaged Expert
Cutters and Butchers.
Will thank my friends
for their patronage
and endeavor to please
them. Market prices
paid for country pro
duce
Mack 'S. Taylor
Phone 92
Ends Winter's TrciHes
To many, winter i a season of
trouble. The frost-hitten toes and
6ngern capped hands and lip
chilllain?, cold sores, red and rough
;kios, prove this. But kuch trpu
hies fly before Buckfen's Arnica
Salve A trial cnnvi-c*s. Gfieat
e#t healer of Bnrus, Boils, Piles,
Cuts, Sores, Bruises, Eczema and
Sprains. Only 35c at Slanders &,
rTrofc^lonal^rtr"!
Hugh B. York, ML D.
Microscopy, Electrotheiapy, X-Ray
Diagnosis, Specialties ,
Office over Farmers & Merchant* Bank
Office hour*, S to 10 ft. m., 7 to 9 p. m.
Office phone 60 Nifjfct phone 63
Wm R. Wurrtu - J. S. Rhodes
brs. Warren Rhodes
Physicians and Surgeons
OAke in Bigg« I>ruj{ Store - 'PboDc 39
Jos. H. Saooders, M. D.
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Physician and Surgeon
Day 'Phone 53 • Night 'Phone 40
WdliamMcpn, N. C.
Dr. R. L. Savage
of Rockv Mount, will tie at th* At-1
lantic Hotel fourth Wednesday in
each month to treat disease? of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and
Fit Glasses.
A. R. Punning - ]. C. Smith
Dunning & Smith
Attorneys-at-Law
Williamston - North Car.ihna
Roliernouville, North Carolina
Hurrous A. Critrher - Wheeler Martin
Martin & Critchcr
Attorneys-at-Law
Williamston • North Carolina
'PIIONK 23
J. B. SPELLER
I>r»l«r tti
Wood, Shumles, Ponltry, KKKS
Furs, Wall Paper and
Baseball Supplier
Williamston North Carolina
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Knowledge That Comes to
You
through other |>ei>uie> espent-noe shonld
be your puide. Think how you would
like to he in the poaitioa of that friend
or acquaintance whe was burned out and
ruined hei-aum* hr wasn't insured.
FACTS ABOUT PIRK INSURANCE
ure no strange they outdo fiction. Fires
have started from an ain nil nj- variety of
curious causes. Have ns you apo
hcv todny and vou will he {irotected in
case you should I* burned out through
au" of them.
K. a. GRAWPORD
INST]RANCH AGENT,
flodATd Building
I Condensed statt-ment of the condition of
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?anR of Rohcrsonville
at the close of bnsines*
September 27th, 1911
!/oain ~u d discounts f 86,318.60
Due from banks 16,171.31
Overdrafts 495-24
Pkp. house, fnr. (k fix. 3,604.4.«
Cash ano rash items 11,072 86
Total J1ii7'66».45
Capital stock 15.00e.00
Surplus nnd pi nut & 10.i70.53
Rills Payable 38,000 00
Deposits 53.92S 94
CathLcrs check 462 98
Total 1117,662.45
4 PER GENT PAID
ON TIME DEPOSITS
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, J. C. Robertson, Pres.
J. H. Robmon, fit V-Pres.
A. S. Roberson, 2d V-Pres.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
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r Williamston, North Carolina
STATE FOUR
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CITY I PAID ON
DEPOSITORY
John O. Bijp, C D. Carstarphen Frank F. Fa fan J. L. Roper son
President Vicc-Presictent Cashier Asst. Cashier
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Society Pressing f The True Spirit of Christmas Giving—
Qjyjj j Is ex pressed by a Gift of Discrimination
? There is no finer gift than a fountain pen—a constant cooveni-
O. C. Price, Manager j ence, a daily help in office, classroom, at home or traveling
Phone No. 58 > ;
'A >:.!-• Clwi.K, | Tb«r.rt.„ : A PtN.ffl The
"* n • 'l ' Ltick> Curve j CtT Parker
Pressing, Dyeing and j T I
T . Uorllllr . J lIICroiTHAIIwHSTHtfttHT
I aiionng .p„ „, v „ 1 ■ ""j 'I clraoly, .1.
fl Very cartful auction ( W "" *" k , 1
J |t easier ani cient foun
iriven to Ladies' Kid . . #wW^C/
!> surer. Itloe» r tain pen and
Gloves, Fancy Waists jj evemhin* became of
Coat Suits and Skirts \\ >" ou «f* ct H the Cucky
(oUEtaio ,«-ii * Curve it
fl cl H b *««. «" M«. J j JHE KIND THAT HAS , s .tta.ki.
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Clothes called for and V totb-BK vou jt ,nt your pocket
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JTJ Agents for Rose & Co. f ! ,
a! i i i —IbJ kww—t——
Merchant-Tailors, Chi- | ' Tor Sale Only by
• ago, 111 SAUNDERS & FOWDEN, Druggists, Williamston, N. G.
We will save you money on
Your Shoe Purchases
Come to our Store and see the unusu
al values now being offered in new
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Shoes for Hen, Wom
en and Children
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Our Styles are Right \
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Our Qualities are the Best
Our Prices are the Lowest
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Seeing is Believing'—You can gee the Truth of
Our Words Reflected in the Shoes 'We Show
A K. HATEM
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Williamston North Carolina