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All notice* putli»hed in thi» column, where
ftfrsM ia to be derived, will be charged at the
rateoi locenta a line, (count fix word* to a
Une), each Uaue. Special rate will be made on
W| contractu
—Pacts are Reagoos.
Rub-MvTism is ill cure you
Ruh-MyTism will cure you.
—lnsure wilb the Mar\laud Life
•nd have that secure fteliug.
sor 6 doses 666 will break any
case cf Chills & Fever; it acts ou
tbe liver better thau Calomel, and
dues not gripe or sicken. 25c.
—When in want of farm products
see ad of Kader Lilley & Sons
—Tbe extremely hot weather
bas .sear the crops upward and on
ward.
KILL-POIS
For Bad Blood
—St 11 your tobacco with J. G.
Statou tbe Old Reliable at the
Dixie Warehouse. Opening nale
August 15th.
—To automobilists and drivers
of other vehicles Turntothe Right
and avoid collisions.
—I bid strong and loud on every
pile of tobacco put on mv floor.—J.
G. Slaton, Proprietor lixie Ware
house.
—Turu to the light, keep in the
right, lead to tbe right and turn on
tbe arc good rules for the
town,
CtliL-LAX
For Chills & Fever
Coufcider tne Facts and act cn
your decision.
666
For Rheumatism & Gout
—Saks opeu this year August
15th You will find uie at the
Dix e Wart-bouse prepared to make
eveiy pile bting its full value.
Bring me your first load. —J. G.
Staton, at tbe Dixie Warehouse.
KIDNEY FLUSH
For Kidney & Bladder Diseases
Everybody desiring an even
ing of pleasure and good things to
eat should attend the Poverty
Sosliul. See ad.
Miss Essie Peel entertained the
Bridge Club on Wednesday at her
home on Haugbton Street.
—The prospects for tbe tobacco
market here are better than for
years, as the crop in this section is
as fine as can be found in the State
and the acreage is much larger.
—Sunday afternoon, Master
Charles Godwiu and Dr and Mrs.
York had a collision on the corner
of Haugbton and Main Streets.
The former was riding his wheel
and the latter were in « car. For
tunately the only damage was to
the wheel.
—Don't listen to these slick-tou
gue drummers when YOU get your
tobacco ready for market. Drive
stiaight to tbe Dixie Warehouse
and let Jim Statou gM you the full
value ou opetiing sale, August 15th
FOR SALE: —One good two
horse farm. For information see
orwiiteJ.S. Meeks, Wiliiamstou,
N. C., Route no 2
"Snooks" tbe collie pet of J.
G Gcdard found dead ou'
a
Wednesday morning. It is thought
that he was poisoned
—The machinery sold by the In
ternationa! Harvester Company has
been tested throught uiany Mars.
They tm: represented here by the
Martin County Buggy Company,
who liave much machinery on dis
play. The Company is «lso offer
ing for sale the Lilliston Peanut
Picker which is on display at their
shops Tbose in need oi anything
in lhtir line should read ad in this
issue acd see them
—Pieuty ot buyers this year—all
the big companies will have men
on our market. lam headquarters.
• Try me and see with that load of
prijpiߣs. —J. G. Staton, Dixie
Warehouse.
—The Lord williug we will hold
services at tbe home of Miss Polly
Pulley Sunday at 3 o'clock.—J. L.
Cherry.
—The Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church gave an ice cream
•upper at the M&sofcic Hall Tues
day nigbt and realized a good sum.
5 PERSONAL BRIEFS:
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Miss Aunie Fagau bas returned
from Nag's Heads where she was
a guest at a house party
Grady Gurkin, of Dardens. wns
here Wednesday.
Mrs. M.C. Jenkeus ,of Sanford,
is visiting her pßreut?, Rev and
Mrs. G. J. DoweH.
Augustus Johnson,of Gold Point
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mark Daes and children,of
| Richmond, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Rodgersou.
Messrs. C. H. and Robert Bak
er, of Hamilton, were here Tues
day on business connected with
the pants factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Fralev and
son, of Tarboro, are the gutets of
relatives here.
J. H. Page went to Tarboro Tues
day.
Mrs. Virgihia Bobbit and little
daughter left for Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. H. D' Cook and
children, pf Vaugbn. are visiting
in town.
W. H. Hardison, of Rocky
Mount, visited relatives near town
Monday.
Mits PariDie Hnrdiscn, of Rocky
Mount, arrived Monday to visit
relatives here,
Curtis Bethea it> at heme from tbe
summer schcol at Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Mittie Bnrnbill and child
ren, of Richmond, are the guests
of Mrs. W. C. Maiming.
Miss Mary Erown is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Martha Ward is visiting
relatives at Wjntou.
Fred M. Shute went to Scotland
Neck Wetlnesdav to attetd the fun
eral of the infant of his sister, Mrs.
J. W. Allsbrooks.
F. F. Fat>an went to Norfolk on
Thursday.
W. Fountain Lipf-comb, of Suf
folk, is visiting relatives here this
week.
Clajton Moore left Thursday
for Buftaloe Springs, Ya.
Julius Peel went to KeMord on
business Thursday.
Miss Delztlle Woodard is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. C. B. Hassell
on Main Street.
Mrs. K. B. Crawford and little
sou with Misses Clara aud Elisa
beth Ross left lor Lewis Beach, Del.,
via Norfolk on Thursday.
Ensign I). C. Godwin left this
morning to join bis ship the Rhode
Island at New York. He was ac
companied by Miss Louise Upton
who wiil visit relatives in that city.
C. E. Mkell, of Ft. Monroe, has
been bete tfbis week.
Notice
North CaroMua, I , „
Martin County. , Iu Superior Court
Steven Mobley vs Luvenia Mobley
The defendept above named wiH take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced iu Che Superior
Court of. Martin County for the purposfe
of diSolving the honds of matrimony he
tween plaintiff aud defendant, and the
SHid defendant, will hereby take notice'
that he is required to appear at the term
of the Superior Court of said county to
be held on the second Monday in Sept.
j it being the 16th day of September, 1912.
[at the Court l!ou.«e iu the said county in
I Williaaiston, N. C. Mid answer or demur
to the complaint in action; or the plain
| tiff will apply to the Court for the relief;
' demanded in said complaint.
This the 2d day of July 1912.
J. A. HOBBS.
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Tor Sale!
CORiN
HAY
MEAT
and
LARD
apply to
Kader Lilley & Sons
Williamston, N. C.
ww9W99 S9SS*&W
S c. D. CARSTARPHEN & CO. $
General .Merchants
When you want the Best in jjr
ffa Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, raf
/jfj Hats, Dress Goods, Millinery,
II Furniture, Hardware, Stoves J®
«* and Ranges, Wire Fencing
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G- D. Garstarphen & Go.
Williamston - - North Carolina x
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"Turn backward, turn backward O time in your flight
And make me a child again just for tonight."
Poverty Soshul
Dixie Warehouse
Tuesday Night
July 23rd
A Good Time For both Young and Old
- C O M B r -—
Do you like snndwicdes in good old style?
Thin come with a "Sunny Jim" smile.
Drink lemonade
By tbe ladies made. v ''- - .
Plenty of barbecue ,
bahed peanuts too.
Join tbe candy stew
S,jeud of your pennies just a few
Tins means —YQU!
Foley Kidney Pills
TONIC IN ACTION - QUICK IN RIIUITI
Oiv« prompt relief from BACKACHB,
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM. CONGESTION tha
KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of tha
BLADDER and all annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon to
>LE AGED and ELDERLY
Pt«S CE and for WOMEN.
HJt I HIGHEST HECOIV.VCNDATION
B. A. ">avls, (C 7 Wasbinirton St., CoQCPrsrillm
Iml., Is in Linßsth year. Ho writes oil "I tn?t
.atolv suffered much from my kidneys ami blad
ier I had savera backaches find n?y kidney actios
was too froqnent, cau«in« m* to lot# ojocb *!«•«»
it. night, and la my bladder there was c-«>qm tint
puin. I took Foley Kidnev Pj|| f f or F ,»m* tiiLe,
lad HTU Dow free of all trotble and arain able to
>e up and around Foley h.dncjr iHlla bava mf
ligbost recomojondati. n/'
For Sale by Saunders & Fow d*n
Notice
Having qualified as Executrix upon
the Estate of Joseph 1.. Wooiard dsceased;
Notice is hjtrrebv given to oil
holding claims Against said Estate tu
present them to the utiiVersigned for pay.'
ment on or before the i.sth, day oj July
1913, or this notice will be pleaded in
bur of tbeir recovery. All persons inde
bted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Tbia 15 day ot Julv 1912.
AI'GUSTA M. WOQLARD,
Earecuirix.
The North Carolina
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts
The statfe s Industrial College
Four-year courses in: Agriculture;
in Civil, Electrical, and Mechnoi
cal Engiuteriug. iu Chemistry;
in Cotton Manufacturing and
Dyeing. Two-year courses
In Mechanic Arts and in Textile
Art. One-year and Two-year
oourses in Agriculture. These
courses ate both practical and scien
tific. Examinations for admission
are held by the County Superinten
dent at all county seats on J ulv nth.
For Catalog address
THE REGISTRAR,
West Raleigh. N. C.
Flowers delivered on Time
All kinds of Cut Flowers in season
Weddinu outfi's in tlatest 6ty!es.
Floral offerings artistically arranged
Pet plants, Palms, ferns and nov
elties for bouse decorations. Col
lard and Cabbage Plants ready now
Mail, phone and telegraph orders
promptly executed by
J. L. O'Quinn & Co.
rl. o R I 8t s
Phone 140. Raleigh, N. C
Notice
Having qualified as Administrator upon
the Estate of Martha Rogerson deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all person hold
ing claims against said Estate to present
them to the underpinned on or before the
3m day of >lay 1913 or this notice will
tie plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to sais estate are
to make immediate payment.
This 31 t day of Mat IQI2.
6 7 W. E. ROGERSON, Adra.
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Report of the Condition of
The Bank of Jamesville
Janusvile, N. C., at the close of business
June rj, 1911
MtSOURCHS
Loans ,*cd discounty $ 16,529.18
Overdrafs 540 23
Furniture aad fixtures 556 91
Due from banks & bankers 5.590-J4
Cash itemes "4 50
Gold coin 255 00
Silver coiu, etc.- 349 71
National bank notes, etc. I.ajo.co
Jt5 ; 465.8j
Uamuties
Capital ttock f 5,000.00
Undivided profits, less curreut
ex j»ense» and taxes paid 406.01
Tiniw certificates of deposits 5.99696
Deposits snKjeet to cbeck 14.063.53
SCMe vf4*orlh Carolina, County of MarUn, ss.
I, i-tm J. Mtoioing. Cnshjtr of the above named
l*u»k. do solemnly swear t'nat the abov* state
it i»ve 10 the ' est of rav knowledge and
bcH*f. A!A J. MANNING, Cashier
Correet— A tteat : W. H. Martin, L. W. Mi**ll,
8. 1.. Wallace Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thiaaodky
of June 191 a Vf, V, WALKER,
■> Notary Public
BUlcj#!
Now Ready IC §
for Delivery
Model 36 I B tto
4 IIS
4$ Roadstor, 30 H. P. $950 $
X Model 35 X
® Touring Car, 30 H. P. SIOSO
jj| S. R. BIQGS, Agent y
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Founded 1838 - * Chartered 1858
TRI NI T Y COLLEfIE
IT© STRENGTH LIBS IN
A Lorflo Well-Trained Faculty; Excellent Buildings and
Equipment; full, Well-Arranged Courses; Earnest, High-
Minded btudHnts; A barge and Coyal Body of Alumni and
friends: Noble Ideals and Traditions; an Inspiring History
= - • of Achievement and Bervlco —s
Next Session begins Sept. 11, 1912. For Catalogue and Illustrated Booklet, address
K. L. rLOWERft, Secretary. Durham, N. C.
TRINITY PARK SCHOOL
— ESTABLISHED 1898
Location excellent. Equipment first-class. Well-Trained Faculity of
successful experience. Special care of the health of students. An in
structor in each dormitory to supervise living conditions of boys under
bis care. Excellent library and gymnasium faculties. Large atbeletic
fields. Fall term opens September 11.
FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. ADDRESS
W. W. PEEL/C, Headmaster, • Durham, N. Carolina
East Carolina Teachers Training School
A Slate school to train teachers for the public schools of '
North Carolina. E%'ery energy is directed to this one
porpose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall
Term begins September 24, 1912.
For catalogue And other information, address
ROBERT H. WRIGHT, Principal
Greenville - North Carolina
IRINftH&M ABin.VTI.LE, N. C.) h»3 ryr-u—loya for Satteca and Pmn
Dm vn»rn (CL R SihfcaAM (M.o«ffor U9 yearn. Our Grauuata* leal
inelliVCallecea they attend. North and South. Ventilation, £»-*ltatlan and tJlxty
Against Plr» pronotneod lie BEST IT JtO dntors ond bv v vi«ltinir Parant.
A vTUi-«' Gt'n of L • pound ' of cmrtix-c »ct»ntiii tea our CUrr u.o. I era and Car*
cl Hu.-.'-k. l.'. -'Ui-TTt W i.tV -»-!--«» Mci of Bo*a. Lax
"TOBACCO FLUES
Have Woolard to make your FLUES |J
and You wiJJ have the BEST
CARTS AND WAGONS
WADE TO ORDER . ,
Wollards Combined Harrow and Cultivator
J. L. WOOLARD
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
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I IRON WITHOUT FIRE 1*
M *v' heat the iron—not the stove.
';JSJ I ™ n in * 0001 on the back \v2f
S*'' Hffj porch or in th« shade of a tree. No JL,
MVJ H| changing of laons or handles. Xo lK3f
Hnn B Tk stuffing the rtove with feul. No tire
/■ Jm some trotting to and fro. Down in t&Sf
tl?e body of rour iron, 150 little in the
pvF- pil* shooting out 150 darts
°f lan>e. These keep the iron hot—
(T tMsmmi* you keep cool. The improved
Monitor Sad Iron
friEJ changes ironing day drudgery to pleasure. Saves monev, time Qw
strength, worry and health. Ordinary irooinv'coeta only ic for faul. v «jL
fcjC. Pays for itself four times over each \%ar. / Uaod in over 350,000 hptaos wfjf
n2p One woman writes: "Worth iyt weight in ®lt." ilade of finest
} material, handsomely nicliel ptated. Gwankd to work perfectly flKflf
if operated according to instructions Berooturt rations cheerfully ir
C*r\ made in ycur own home. Used with care will last for rears.
Wy
THE MONITOR SAD IRON COMPANY
J G. W. COLTRAIN,
© Agent for Martin County - WiMtemston, N. C.
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