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BANK OF MARTIN COUNTY
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WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
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Resources $250,000. 00
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J. Q. QODARD, President - C. H. GODWIN, Cashier
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LOCAL ITEMS
All notices published In thl* column, where
nvnut U to be derived, will be charged at the
nle of 10 cento n line, (cuunt »i* wordt to a
Hoe), each lMue. Special rate will lie made on
mi cvutrarta.
—Service at the Baptist and
Episcopal Churches on Sunday.
—The Baptist Bazaar will open
Tec. 3rd.
I will sell you checks for as
much[( 10, for five cents. All over
$lO, tin ctiits, titber Bank.— J. B.
Speller.
—The Pink Mask tonight and
tomorrow night at the Opera House
—Williainston can beat Raleigh
in fine btock. Ask Walter Hatsell
about it.
Dr. David T. Taylor* WAS here
Friday to see Mr L B Wvnn who
is 111 nt his home rfn Ha ugh ton
Street
—Prof. J. T. Jerome will prcacb
in the Methodist Church on Sun
day eveni«n. The public is invit
ed to attend
—The interior of tbe Bank of
Martin County has been thoroughly
renovated and rendered rooie at
tractive. The Director's room,
opeuing iuto the office of A. R
Dunning and the counting room, is
handsomely finished. New furni
ture will be used for this nnd will
add greatly to the convenience  f
the officers of the institution
—J. A Mizell has sold tbe Ansou
Mizdl place lor $6,000 to J. G.
Godaru, Jr., and will move tlse
where.
RevvHo:acf S.-tile, who has
accepted the pastorate of the Chris
tian Church here for the coming
year preached both mornitig and
Bight Sunday to poo I congrega
tions.
—The shooting of John Teel at
Jaroe>>ville last Friday night, will
recall the night last >ear when of
ficers and citizens armed themselves
•ad gave chase to a man supposed
to be Teel, and the muderer of
Rogers. Teel was shot by
Ni-ah RoVrson at Jamesville aud
then clubbed with tbe gun. Rob
ersou claimed that Teel shoi first.
—Collector Whetler Mai tin gives
an interesting account of the fine
farming done on his Main Street
Bxtention farm. His corn crop
was exceptionally good, and the
Money crop much larger than for
past years. Plenty of ' hog and
hominy" wbereJtheJCoUector Inngß
his hat.
Huntsville, Ala. W. C. Pollard,
* well known citizen, says.—"l
have used Foley's Honey & Tar
Compound and found it a most ex
cellent preparation. In fact, it
•aits my case better than any cough
syrup I have ever used and I have
used a good many, for I am now
over seventy years old " Saunders
Jk Fowden.
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E PERSONAL BRIEFS*!
Dr. nud Mrs. J. D. Biggs,, Mrs.
H I) Cook and little Miss Eliza
beth Cook went to Scotland Neck
Saturday by motor.
Robert Everett. Miss Annie Fa
gan and Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Martin, Jr., motoied to Washing
ton Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Louis C. Bennett left Thursday
morning for West Virginia.
Ferdinand Getsiager, of Rocky
Mount, was in town last week oa
.bttsi.MMi. - - -
Editor Manning went to Raleigh
Monday afternaon and returned
Tuesday night, bringing with him
his sou, John W. Manning, who
while a student at the A. & M.,
this tern was attacked by rheuma
tism, and 'aaa been caafiueu to his
roon* for geveral weeks.
Rev Rufus Bradley aad Mrs.
Levet B Harrison left Tueaday for
the Methodic Conference at Fay
etteville.
Mrs John Moore and son, of
Norfolk, are spending the week
with relatives in town.
S. J. Everett was here frcra
Gretv.ville Tuesday on business.
Died In Richmond
Nei\s of the death of Mr Svlvts
ur Godard at Richmond, Wednes
dtynijfht, November 20th 1912,
A a - , received 'here. After the
death ot bis wifrf thirteen years ago
Mr. Godard wtnt to live in Rich
mond, and several weeks ago wag
stricken with serious illness aud
died there. Ilis biotlicr, J. Gus
Godard, of Dunn, and his only son,
Howard, weri with hitn wheu the
end came. He was fifty three
years old and born in Martin Coun
ty, and was the uncle of Joseph G.
Godard, of Williauiston. Three
children survive hitn a and two
daughters.
The boJy passed through here
on Thursday and was carried to
Jamesville, and interred near there
in the family cemetery. A large
number of relatives and friends
paid the last mark of respect to the
memory of the dead. Those from
here who attended the funeral were
Mrs. W. C Manuing, Mrs. J. G
Godard, Jr., Miss Sue Leggett and
Joseph G. Godard, Sr.
"Tells the Whole Story." To
say that Foley's Honey & Tar
Compound is best for children snd
grown persons and contains no
opiates tells only part of the tale.
The whole story is that it is the
best medicine for coughs, colds,
croup, bronchitis and other affec
tions of the tnroat, chest and lungs.
Stops la grippe, coughs and has a
healing and soothing effect. Rem
ember the name, Foley's Honey &
Tar Compound, aid accept no
substitutes. Saunders & Fowden.
TOBACCO FLUES
Have Woolard to make your FLUES
and You will have the BEST
CARTS AND WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER
Wollards Combined Harrow and Cultivator
J. L. WOOLARD
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
ARRfINTT frECM fOR
Thirty-Five Cents the Dozen. The Enterprise
BETTOR MEDICINE
THAN CALOMEL
Dodaon's Livc»-To«c, a Safe Veg
etable Liquid, aew take* the
place of Calomel, the Power
ful Mineral Drug
Many people knowthe danger of
calomel, \tt thev take it because
they know of nothing belter Oth
er people are cot afraid of calomel
because they do not understand
what a dangerous drug it is.
Nobody needs to take danperou*
calomel (which is made from mer
cury) if they live near a store wbtre
Dodson's Liver Tone is sold.
Saunders & Fowden sells Dod
son's Liver Loue. und guarantees
it to be a perfect substitute for cal
omel It is a pleasaut tasting
vegetable tonic, that livens up the
liver without causing and restric
tion of habit or diet It has none
of the bad after-effects of calomel
and is safe for children as well as
grown-ups.
A Mitchell, a genral merchant
near Bigdad, Ky , writes us: —"I
think Foley Kiduev Pills one of
the greatest kidney medicines there
is. M> datighter was in terrible
shape wiib kidney trouble and I
get her to take it She is comple
tely cured uow. 1 think it one of
the greatest medicines mnde."
Saunders & Fowden.
The Pink Mask
Despite the extremely rough
weather last night, tlfe Pink Mask
Comedy Co , played to a good
house and drew appreciate ap
plause. There are fourteen people
in the company and each is an
artist in his line. The songs and
music were catchy and the jokes
clean. There was uot a thing off
color and for this the audience ex
pressed their commendation. One
of the most attractive numbers was
Baker's ' 'square dance" all by him
self. They will show tonight and
tommorrow night and lovers of fun
should not fail to attend and enjoy
the best thing of the season.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Capital . $25,000.00
Surplus and Profits $15,000.00
State, Oounty and City Depository
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The Bank of Personal Service
The Spirit of Modern Banking is to
adapt special facilities to the indivi
j dual needs of each customer.
We endeavor to fully realize this
ideal of successful banking
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Time Deposits
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JOHN D. BIQQS C. D. CARSTAPHEN FRANK F. FAOAN J. L. RODOERSON
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CASHIER ASST. CASHIER
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