I TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS 1
* As the Harvest time is almost on us doubtless you are wondering what to do jj|j
W with your idle funds, let us suggest—Deposit it in our Bank and receive a Cer- *
S5 tificate of Deposit bearing interest at 4 per cent, from date of issue; or if you ®
® , i prefer, we will be glad to take it subject to check, furnish you a check book free „ I «
® which will be a receipt every time you issue one. We are a designated Depository | ®
Jfj of the United States Government. Uncle Sam Banks with us—why not you ? 1 Jf)
I "R,, BANK OF MARTIN COUNTY |
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All notice* publtahed In tbl« column, where
revenue la to be derived, will be charged at the
rate ol 10 cent* a line, (count ill word» to •
tine), each iMue Special rate will be made on
sag ccntract*.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you
Cairv your tcbacco to tbe
Roar ok e for high prices.
FOR SALE:—If you want to
ace or buy FINE CATTLE, see
Rhcdes & Biggs City.
Rub-My-Tism will cure yon.
—Sixty thousinds pounds on tbe
market today—prices on aeroplane.
Watch Willlamston sell tobacco.
—Let tbe Roanoke sell your
weed, and you will not want to go
e's^where.
sor 6 doses 666 will break nuy
case of Chills & Fever; it acts on
tbe liver better than Calomel, and
does not gripe t,r sicken 25c.
—STRAYED.— Red bull, 4
jeats old, frizzly hair on his tore
head, swallow fotk in each rear.
Left last October. Reward for re
turn. —Frank Everett, Ctty.
—Top-notch prices and fine at
tentiou can always be had at the
Roanoke Warehome.
Williamstoo though not the
largest tobacco market in the State
is the best 111 Eastern Carolina.
—The Woman's Auxiliary will
ui«et at the residence of Mis. J. G.
Statoii on Monday m 5 o'clock.
Members are reijuesteJ to be pre
sent.
—Monday is Labor l)nv and
there will be uo rural mails. The
banks and 1 >oat 0 fine will close ilso.
—To mouow is the last day of
ami tiien cimes an R and
o> st« n.
—Tne number of boys mid guls
who will leave hete tor the oifTerent
collegia 111 the State, will be gieut
er than ever bifcie dunug the com
ing fall tei m.
Melons i.re rapidly disappear
ing and no a it is Scnpi ertioug aud
J.mres grapes.
—Tat re will be services at the
bomeof Thomas Gardner on the
Legget farm on Sunday beginning
at 2 o'clock. Thepublic is iuvited.
—J. L. Cherry.
—lnsure your gun for the fall
business. See ad of The Citizens
Fire Insurance Company In this
Issue.
—FOR SALE- —Eight lots on
the edge of Williamstou, cash or
time. Also White Orpington and
Rhode Island roostets, two-thirds
grown, pure strain.—George J.
Bowell, City.
—The material for the track to
the river is being placed here.
Soon the building will begin. The
mill people are ereAiag the plant
as rapidly as material can be haul
ed to the site. Tbe heavy boiler
and other machinery was carried
down last week on the truck wagon
of Kader Lilley drawn by twelve
moles. Tbe contract for hauling
was taken by J. W. Watts 81 Co. j
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| PERSONAL BRIEFS J
Mr?. Vernon L?ngley and chil
dren, of Elm City, are visiting rela
tives here.
R. E. Robersou, of Palmyra, has
been in town this week.
John Hooks, of Fremont, spent
Mouday in town on business.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Minga, of
St Louis, are visiting relative} on
Haugbtou Street.
Miss Allie Manning, who has
been visiting Miss Irma Woodbouse
left Monday for her home in Wash
ington. *
Miss Mary Belle Elhsou, of
Suffolk, is tbe guest of relatives in
town.
Mrs. J. H. Page and children we
visiting relatives in Pitt County.
Misses Hilda Crawford and
Maud Wynne, who have been vis
mug in Jamesville and Plymouth,
are ut home again.
Kd James, of Robersonville, was
here.
ltv. Mr. Swartort, of Wilson,
preached ut the Christaiu Church
Suuday. While iti town he whb
the guest of Editor and Mrs. W.
C. Manning.
Mrs. J. W. Simmons,of Suffolk,
was the guest of Mrs. S. A. New
ell Monday.
Maurice S. Moore atteuded the
meeting of Sons of Jove at Ocean
View last week.
W. T^ Taylor, of Robersonville,
was in town Tuesday 011 business.
Cornelius ami Holland Ward, of
Smithtield, arc visiting relatives
here and in the country.
James Moore aud daughter, of
Norfolk, tfho have been visiting
the Umily of J. B. Wattere, lelt
Monday for their Some.
Miss Maty Cotton Johmou, of
Plymouth, is visiting Mrs. W. 11.
Harrell
Mrs. Walret Taylor and children,
of August-;, Ga., are visiting Mr.
and G P. McNaughtou.
Dr. J. Colburn Hoyt, of Wash
ington, has been visiting his broth
er, F. W. Hoyt, this week.
1 Mayor aud Mrs. B. F. Godwin
1 with Master -Charles Godwin left
for Virginia Beach Thursday.
Mrs. J. H. Saunders is visiting
relatives in Washington.
Mrs. J. A. CI irk and daughter,
Nellie, of Durham, arc visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Cj. B Clark.
' Robert W. Herter, Lawrencevllle
Mo , who had beeu bothered with
kidney trouble for two years, says:
"I tried three different kinds of
kidney pills but with no relief. -My
neighbor told me to use Foley
Kidney Pills, I took three bottles
! of them, and got a permaneut cure.
I recommend them to everybody."
Saunders & Fowden.
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