THE ENTERPRISE
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If a aabacribet wisfcc* the paper
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Advertiaeatea ts om wbk* no iptdM amhei
at frwrtlna.to marked wUI ke auM "till
farMd" aad charged «p to dale «f MmcmmUmu
Mwtlaaml. diacaatloaed befoee the Umr
IwUaW for baa expired will be uaa
aieat rate* for the tiaar actual!* piMUei
MeomaiaiCftioa aoticed Ibe HIR
at Ike writer acrMapaaiea M—i mat to be psk-
IkM. bat aa a guarantee of E> «d faith
AavaaTUlMo KATES —One iach oat wieitKa
to cents Kach mhaeqneat inserUoa ja rent#
Baaiaess Locals to cent* a Hae
Obttaariea and Reaolaticaa of Reaprct. all oaer
la liaea, 5 cent# a line.
C*PT for Adrrrtiarmrnta, or rlisift of Aivrt
(ferment* ramst 1* in thia oftce xX later thaa
Vfdlradav Bona
SUBSCRIPTION fi oo A YIAI IN ADVAXCR
Entered ml the Pool O Ace at VilliuntcNi.
IV. C.. at Second C!a«* Mail Matter.
KbIOAT. OCTOBER 3.1902.
OUR. TICK KT
for Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court
WALTER CI.AKK,
of Wake
J*or Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court from the Hast
-lIKNKY GROVES CONNER,
of Wilson
for Associate Jttsiice of the Su
preme Court from the West
PLATT D. WALKER,
of Meeklenberg
For Corporation Commissioner
Kt'GENE C. BEDDIXGFIELD
• of Wake
For Superintendent of Public In
struction
JAMES Y. JOYXER
of Guilford
For Congress from First Congres
sional District
JOHN H. SMALL,
of Beaufort
For the Senate —2nd District
J. A. SPRUILL,
of Tyrell.
S S. MANN, '
of llvde.
For Judge of the 4th Judicial Dist
CHARLES M. COOKE,
of Frauklin.
For Solicitor of the Fourth Judicial
s District
C. C. DANIELS
of Wilson.
OUR COUNTY TICKET
FOR LEGISLATURE— H. W. Stubl*
FOR SHERIFF —J. C. Crawford
FOR CLERK OF COURT —J A.Hoblis
FOR REGISTER 01 C.
Mantling..
FOR TREASURER— II. M. Hurras
FOE CORONER Dr. R J Nelson
FOR SURVEYOR Sylvester Peel
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS —j.
B. Coffiield, J T Barnhill. Dr l\-
S. Hassell
Below we publish what was said
in regard to the Williamston
and Greenville markets HI j
our issue  f the zMh iiist.
In making the average fur Green 1
ville, we took a statement from a
Greenville paper as to the numliei j
of pout.ds sold during the week 1
and the amount of money paid for
it during that week. Unfortunate!)
we did not keep the pa|>cr nor the
date thereof, but remember the
ounds to have been in round num
bers 1,400 000 and the dulltr>
|l6] 000.00. Any one wII icadi
ly see that this will make 11 and a
fraction cents The week to which
we referred was prior to the we« k
-in which cur last issue app ared.
Following is the article published
.with the Kings Weekly s editorial
comment: ,
t The average per pound for to
bacco at Greenville last *eek was
a fraction over eleven cents. Tbat
for.Will ainston for same wan twelve
and a I alfcents. -'Thereby han.-»
■ tale." Martin county fanners
and others should study compari
son®.—Williamston Enterprise,
Say Bud, you're fresh. In some
of your Bertie free f« rry new road
trips you must have had an invol
untary Roanoke bath. Or where
did you get your wisdom?
Now li ten here. Saturday morn
ing last the Secretary of the Tobac
co Board of Trade informed us that
complete reports of that ' last
w«ek' had not been sent in and it
was impossible for any one to know
what Greenville's average was.
Say Bud did you ever hear that
a man had his hands full attending
to bis cwn business even though
he had norW Well that s so. Now
Jon may have a good tobacco Mar
ltd and we ar» glad of it. But
API U slinging m. :
w ay. Cor we don't want »o hig a job
■ keeping you straight. Don't bust
your bellows either.''
Good luck to you, B-.L —King's
Weekly, Sept. 30th.
The satement that the Williams
ton market lead Greenville in the
average (or the week mentioned un
doubtedly hit Bro. King below the
••belt,'* and when he revived was
so confused that he didn't know
whether he was in the middle of
this week or ' last.'*
The sympathy of THE ENTERPRISI
is extended to any who lose Iheir
head so easily. Hope Ero. King
has regained his equilibrium ere
this reaches his sanctum sancto
rum. If, however, he is still suf
feiing from the effect of the blow,
together with a "swell head'' caus
ed by his recent nomination to the
House, w • would respectfully ad
vise a plunge in the Tar. Perhaps
this would help stick the remnant
of reason together sutliciently to
enable him to tead things as print
ed.
Bud is not so fresh that the Wil
liamston market cannot afford en
ough salt to keep him from spoil
ing; and there is no danger of our
bellows "busting." Martin county
furnishes nothing except good ma
terial—even the finest tobacco in
the State, and the most of it is be
■
nig sold here too. Now, that's
what hurts, is it not? We'll admit
that Bud wouM prove rather a large
job for Bro. King to keep straight,
especially when his own town pa
pers furnish the foundation for
such statements as above cited.
There is 110 doubt as to William
ston having 4 good tobacco mark
et, but, isn't there a reasonable
doubt that the Weekly is not
ol it?
Would the King's Weekly like to
borrow Bud's bellows? There are
other authentic statements stored
in its sacred confines.
HE LEARNED A cRF.AT TKt'TII.
It is said of John Wesley that he once
MKI to Mrs. Wesley: '*Why 110 yon tell
that child the same thing over «nl over
A^alii''' "John Wesk-v,because once tell
inK is not enough." It is for thia same rea
south.it you are tohl again and ngniu that
Ciunibcrlain's Cough Remedy cures
.nils and grip; that it counteracts any
tendency of these diseases to result iu
pneumonia, and that it is pleasant and
safe tu take. For mtle'by N.S I'eel A Co.
We arc pleased to see the cordial
relations manifested by our friends
across the river resulting from the
new ferry over the Roanoke river.
The two towns have always Wen
neighborly and had the kindliest
feelings for the other. The new
road along the bank of the river
ami the erection of the cable ferry
M.x-tii to have renewed the relation
ship. On Friday of last week
quite a numlier of our citizens vis
ited Williamston and attended the
tol>acco sales at the two large ware
houses there. And on last Sunday
thirty-odd of the citizens of W'il
lianiston spent the day ill Windsor.
We hope these neighborly visits
will coutinue and the towns strive
to work in unison for the progress
and material development of each
other—allowing of course, for nat
ural pride aud rivalry.—Windsor
Ledger.
We gladly copy the above frotn
the Ledger, of Windsor, as show
ing the cordial feelings existing
for the people of Martin county.
We are fully in accord with the
sentiments expressed, and will al
«i)!> gi\e our share of cordialty
and can pledge that of all our citi
zens both in town and county.
For etita, burns, open norea, aore
feet, daadruff. falling off of the hair,
or any sklß dtsease. use Hancock's Li
quid Sulphur Sold by C. I>. Carstar
phen. Anderson Hassell a Co.. Keith
m Godaii.
A London dispatch gives out
tlie information that the Amer
ican and Imperial Tobacco
Companion are on the point oi
consolidation. We cannot say
how such a combine will af
fect flic price of tobacco. But
we fear that with the forma
tion of a more powerful trust
than now exists, the control in
prices will be greater and the
farmer * ill sufler accordingly.
The existence of the two trunta
fed produced a rival y benefi
tiai to the producer of tbejvl
. '
' low weed. Should UlO rivalry
cease and the interest) of the
two companies become the
same. We cennot predict but
fear the result
S : nce the above was written
the combine has been made as
seen by a later dispatch.
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur will cure
Prickly Beat in OK application. Try
Ilancock'a Liquid Sulphur lathi. For
sale at C. D. Carstarphen & Co.
Amlmoo Haaaell ft Co., Keith *
Godwin.
IN JIEMORIAn.
[SIMON S. PERRY, JR.)
The Angel of Death has visited
the home of Simon S. Perry, Sr.,
of Bear Grass township and I woken
the family link for the first time.
It took a brother and son—beloved
and honored, in the flower of young
manhood.
On Sept. 6th. 1902, Simon S.
Perry, Jr., while in the perform
ance of the duties on the farm, was
stricken down with a congestive
chill. Four days later Sis soul
glided out into that boundless eter
nity to the God of his fathers,
there to await the final judgment.
He was born on March 28th,
1882, and was twenty years, five
months and twelve days old.
For some weeks he had had a
premonition of some great change in
his life, and spoke to his brother of
the strange feeling oppressing him.
Can we not believe that God in His
infinite love and mercy, sjioke to
his soul, and that the voice was not
unheeded ?
There-mains were interred iu the
family cemetery at four o'clock on
the afternoon of Sept. 12th, Klder
Hyman Peel, of the Primitive Bap
tist Church, officiating.
"The Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away ; blessed lie the
name of the Lord."
GAINED FORTY POUNDS IN THIR
TY DAYS.
For several month* our younger broth
er had been troubled with iadigcatlon.
He tried several remedies liut got no ben
efit from them. We purchased some of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets and he commenced taking theui. In
side >f thirty days he had gained forty
pounds in Uesh. He is now fully recov
ered. We have a good trade on the Tab
lets.—Holley Bros, Merchants, '.ong
Branch, Mo. For sale- by N. S. I'eel Si
Co.
EVERETTS.
[ By Correspondence. ]
Mr. L. B. Wynn spent Sunday
iu Rocky Mount.
Mr. Ii James, of Robersotiville,
was iu town Thursday.
Mr. W. A. James, of Robersoti
ville, was in town Friday.
Mr. Claytou Keel, of Rolierson
villc. was iu town Sunday.
Miss Annaltelle Everett spent
Saturday night 111 Williamston.
Miss Susie Kverette went to Ro
berson ville Monday afternoon,-
shopping
Mrs. J. A. Kverette and children
spent a few days in Robctsonvillc
last week.
Mr. Ik>well Burroughs left for
Scotland Neck Friday morning, to
enter School.
Miss Hattie James spent last
Saturday night and Sunday iu
Robersonville.
Mr. D. P. Kverette and children,
of Rocky Mount, spent Saturday
night with relatives,
Mr. C H. Burroughs left Friday
morning for Couway, S. C.. where
he will enter school.
Miss Klla Burroughs spent a few
days in Robersotiville last week,
the guest of the Mrs. Keel's.
Miss Aun&bellc Everetts returned
to Williainston Tuesday night to
resume her fr *r
Blount Bros.
Mr. G. P. McXaughton, Jr., left
for Lynchburg, Va., Tuesday
morning He was accompanied as
far as Rocky Mount by Misses Kv
erette and McNaughton.
Miss Lottie Harrell, of Scotland
Neck, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. C Cahoon, left
Thursday for where she
will visit her aunt, Mrs. Ballard.
AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES.
Look with horror on tkin erupti'-os,
blotcbea, torn, pimple*. They loo't
have them, nor will any one, cho um
liurklen* Arnica Salve. It the
face. Emm or alt rheum vanish he
fore it. It cms tore ltpa. chapped
hand*, cl.ilbUiaa, I-C.11.K1-
ai dry Oure.
■THEDFOBI^j
Jbwch^wbis
I THE GREAT
S^MIDrMEWCiNEj
Thedford'a ilUck-Dnuipbt katU
I Bared doctors' bills for n»ore thai! D
B suty rears. For the oumnoa lam- B
M ilj aiiinenta, such U ronatipation, I
y ilMimetion,kajtlcol«is,ljowrl«om- M
■ plaints, chilN ai.l t'-ver, bilious* H
I ueae, inzifiki* 3:pi and other like tS
fl complaints no ol'ier nwdkinc ia I
n necessary. It invigorates awl ng- I
fl nlati i the liner, aasists diaestivn. Kj
fl sthuubtte* action of the kidneys. ■
R Winf.os tb« Lluud, and purges the B
B novels c/ foul accurunlaliona. It fl
EL cure* lir.-r complaint, Indication, Ju
fj sour stomach, disstncsa. chills, V
7 rheumatic pains. sideach r -, back- 1
• f ache, kidney troubles, constipation, ft
diarrliu*. uiliousneis, pika, bar«l
oofcls and bea-lathe. Krrry drug
gist hasThedford's Black-Draa£ni
in 2i cent packages and in maan
mtfh size far II .00. Newer accept
a substitute. InsiH on luring the
original made by the Chattanooga
Medicine Company. >
I hdWt IWdfcnf* BbcM>nojM
k Ac btd awcMi:lm on earth. M Is
good for any ami evwylhina. I hews
• Unity of tw*M Mb**, md lar I
W yeare I ha* kept thcaa aa foot II
and healthy wkh no doctor but Black, fl
baufcht. A. J. GREEN. Ue«a>* la. M
HASSELL.
[By Correspondence.]
D. T House left here for Houses
last Friday.
J. C. Crawford was here Monday,,
on business.
J. C Smith, of Gold Point, was
here Monday.
R. T. Taylor of Cold point, and
ex-Sheriff Joe Biggs, were here
Tuesday.
Lee Roberson. the correspondent
here, viMted Gieenville on last
Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Vatighan, of Scot
land Neck, is visiting near here for
a few days. h - ,n—****"
Mr. Jesse Speight, of Green
ville, the cotton buyer, was here
last Thursday on business.
Mr. Forest Vaughan, of St.oth.nd
Neck, who brought his sister Miss
Pattie. down here, returned Sun
day. ~ ...
Tom Smith and Jesse
Cumii, of Bethel, passed here
Tuesday advertising for Blount &
Bios* —•—-
A great many-people passed here
Saturday and Sunday en route to
the annual meeting of Spring:
if,; ten —> ——
Mr. VV. A Fleming, of near
hue, returned from Mouses Fii
dnV, where lie lias Ik-i-ii in interest
of Central Life Insurance Co.
The passenger train on this line
was delayed aw hile Saturday even
ing on account otic ii.c log cars
loaded with logs being off the track
hero/" No one was hurt by the
.misplaced cars.
The public school of this district,
taught by Miss Bcssifc Harding,
closes Friday. The attendance has
been very good this session. We
are glad to see the people taking
more interest in education.
QUESTION ANSWERED.
Yea, August Flower still has the larg
e-1 sale ol any in the civiliwd
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought of using anything el* for
indigestion or biliousness. I Victors were
scarce, and they seldom heard of Appen
dicitia. nervous prostration or heart fail
ure, etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system anil stop fermenta
tion of undigested f, KH | regulate the ac
tion of the liver, stimulate the nervona
and organic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling dull
and bad with headache and other aches.
You only need a few doeacs of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with yon. Yon can get Dr. O. C.
Green's reliable remedies at S. R. Biggs.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Historical JlnMgfc.—
We have just received a copy of the
above entitled work frcrn the pew of
Slopes N, Amis, Esq., of the Raleigh bar.
We have read the same with interest aad
can commend it to our leaders. The work
is of more than local inteiest aad coutaina
many things of interest to the people of
the Stste. It is highly endorsed by
the Raleigh press. Other testimonials are
the following:
Dr. Kcirp. P. Bcttle, Professor of His
tory Univsrsity of North Carotins: "A
great deal of it should interest all lovers
of Nottli Carolina History. All North Car
olicians should desire it.
Hon'S. F. Mordecai, Protestor of Law
WsVe l'oiest Cyllege: ■''The arrange
n.cut is 1 xtclUnl, tuil, without superflu
onr words, the history of our capital, it's
otigen, pugtess and inhabitants, is pet
into pleuis-.g narrative,"
- 1 hr Nrk may he obtained by adiLwy-
Itt. author ai Rakigh, N. C. Price,
jx. liquid, LHj cents.
A PRIZE CONTEST!!
rOR OIRUS
UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS OLD. flSBy ,
>4 BUCK'S JUNIOR RANGE GIVEN AWAY
O/V DECEMBER 24th, TO THE GIRL WHO /f A,
CUTS OUT AND BRINOS TO OUR STORE
The Largest Number of our
'Ads' Containing Buck's
Trade Marks. '
«m *.Begin With This Issue And Save Every Advertisement. o»
See the Prize in our window.
The Simpson Hdw. Co.
B—!■« n WiWhhrt in ly -
l«fcy Mou(. N. C . 1*75
GEO. R. DIXON,
Practical Sheet rieUl Worker.
Tib Roofing, fluttering sad Tobacco
Flues a S|«ruly, also Tin Roof* Painted
I will positively be on hand
AT WILLIAM9TON
to furnish the Farmers with
TOBACCO FLUES ,
during the Season of 1903.
If you want the Best Material and the
Best Work-, Call on or address
GEO. R.DIXON,
Rocky Mount,"N. C.
GO TO
S. C. HAY
For Fine Photographs.
Pictures Enlarged in Water Caters.
Crayoa and Pastel.
FINISH- STY I. H—QUALITY.
See Ti nt Sear N. S. Peel's Residence on
SoOtbWest Main Street,
WII.I.IAMSTON. S. C.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important Land Sale!
By «*»nf ol a Decree of tkf Miperioe Cowt of
Mattto Coast? is • specie! Proceeding thereto
peodinK mlitlcd Fli Taylor -t at». Km parte. I
•hall wffn at peblk sole the MUm tag JeerviWd
pvopettv. to wit
The lia I ol v jBUMu!: ktfsm n arwt tleM|
nateri as the
Mc. O. nobUj •• Hone Place/*
teia* 00 Mb 4lr* of lae poblk nod Iradtsf
I (n>« WilUaawtoa to Ctom R«a!« am! cwitaia
[ log fry c»timati-ti ' , ~. .. .
»#• ACRBS UOHK OR LF.SS
Ho* Mnritr «l?srri|»ti »o a- to houaOarkr ttfff
I race may he tiai to pee«ta of Kecortl ia r»Mic
Ref isjry of llattin C«mnty.
Place ol Sale Cooit If. ttse deer ViUntßitM
w c
Time of Sale
Monday, November J-iWI
! T»mi of Sale One half C»«h, talasa in
[ twelve months still spprnrtd wuili; «cd W
, trrrrt u. deferred payment from date ol «k
1 This iVtoher i ivoa H W ST IIM.
> «t Coaimustuoer
1
Public Sale „
OF
Valuable Swamp.
By order of the Superior Comt of Mar
tin County entered in the special pro
ceeding there pending styled J. P. John
M>n, Francis D Winston and tieocge T.
Winston, Trustees, and others, F.x Part*,
to the Court. I will aell for Cadi (a le-aale
having been decreed) before the store of
Sbdc, Jones & Co* in Hamilton*
N.C at t2 m, ta
Saturday, November Ist, 1902
that certain tract of Swamp Land ia Mar
tia County; N. C-. known at
Joseph J. Williams "Long Ridfc
Swamp " and containing soma 300
acres more or leas.
This Sept. *jth. 19M.
T. B. SI.A 08, Contraissioaer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of anthotity of a " Deed Of
Trust" executed to me by Henderson
Blair ow the 1 ith day of September. 1900
aad duly recorded in the Register's obe
ia Martin Countv, ia Booh C.,C. C., page
446, to secure the pay meat of a certaia
hood bearing even dtte tberewth.and the
stipulations in said Deed of Trust nut
having been complied with. I shaU ex
pose at publie auction, for cash, am
HONDA V, NOVEMBER J. - I«M.
at Wi:ii.auton. N. C..in Martin County,
thetfoltowiag property :
The tract uf land conveyed to the mid
Henderson Blair by deed ilated nth
April. 1900. by John D. Dennis
Simmons, which Is saxl to coataia
OKI HI'NPtKD AND TWKKTY SIX A Can
aad adjoins the lands of Joshua L Ewell
I Julia Gnrganus, the Cnnoho Cieek.aad
fiJafc- . . .. .
I This Septewiber litr", 190 a.
I i-y DENK.S & KGGS. T*rsT*a.
Everybody
IS INVITED TO COME.
and sec our fine Hoe of
HAMILTON-DROWN
SHOES! SHOES I!
Williamston - Bargain - House,
CUS. COBURN, PROPRIETOR.
STATEMENT OP -
BANK OF MARTIN COUNTY,
AT WIIXIAMSTOW, N. C-,
At the dose of business on the 30th day of April, 190J:
inorm: * UAHUTIU
Laaaa ft BBaaaaas $ Capital stock 9 uaj|
OMMTE
vaMn ytM «">•"
Boadaaad ladlridtd Tn4kf +nst
Pnmmknum Ctrtifccalta af DI|IIB.
totau f^l
1.1 C. rI «■ 11. Clil li. W Baak f Mart la Coanly "k»«lT aatar (•> tkat Ikt
•tan Mill mtat n Irar la Ikt teat of ■; keowledge and brtirf.
j. c. coMm riiin.
Ml af VMth Caialiaa Coaaty of Mania.
»«ai to aad lalMiflii Mar Mr, Ik la 131b day af May. JL D. wym
C. B. COD win. M alary rttliiaUM,
Public Sale
OF VALI'ABLE
AND^>
PERSONAL PROPERTY
A» axccnlan to Ike will of the late IJen
nis SHraon. «t Aall offer at ale for
' Cash in the ton of WilhamsUm on
| Monday, Nov, 3 - J 902.
I (I) That tract at laid situated in '
JamesviUe Township known t> the Bag*. 1
ley Uiul. which curtains four hun
"ifri acres mm or lens.
(l) An undivided one-fourth interest
in fann. ilnrt . farming implCTKnl. com
and fodder, known as 'the tlin
Cherry |>bcc, which is aaid to obtain
Hi handled x'res more or leas.
| |]) Oae-lelf undivided interest in
the tract ct laadlvinji oa Devil's Out and
i the Roanoke River, known ti the Sim
mons and Gmd) cw«B}a.
I (4) An uaditided oat lulC interest in
Two Farms. Stock. Mules and
Horses. Farming Implements,
Hop, Corn. Fodder and Cot
ton Seed . .
[ known as the Jowes & William* land in !
l iooae Neat Town Lip. which is now
occupied far Jwph Earley.
(5) The cfce and lot bow occupied
by the Deanis Sin—as Lumber Co.
(4) OK town kit ■ the town of Par-
Brie.
(7) Ova HOMUED AXD SIVMTV
SHARKS OF the capital atock af the Dea
us Shuaoas Lnshr Comjanr.
(•) Starr Piva Smtn of the capi
tal stock at the Roaaofce aad Tar River
Steamboat Company.
(9) Aa natspiud lease oa the ey
pinm timber oa the Ikrverwa aad Qait
aev land, which adjoiaa the Coaoho
Creek, Rnaaafce River aad others.
I-«C JOHN U RIGCS i F aerators of
DENNIS SL RIGGS ' Estate of
I Deauia Sim-.
LAND SALE.
drcne af IKT aaatitn Can af HA CANTY AL
Man* KM a**, la N AI||II I WIN Caar. Ike
UA»N%WRD C aalil all ajltll fat aHi BR
IWT ike OaM Uaaar daar la WilUamataa.il C .
Una day. October Mh. if*}
at i* a'ekek *» tkr ftHiialna ml ratal* la
Martia Coaatj
>. I Oar Imt latiaaatht Wwlataylnrt,
■ U S» neaaa
Uada at IXaiaj aHi la.litui K.taa aad
atkoc
tkr JI ■ 11" ia aad WWamataa Mad aad Ike
Ckartta Vatt-a tract. rami i |»ama
1 Oat atkrr tract l.auaa aa tkr tXartra Valra
tract i 0 1 ii % tkr taat fcauUtd tad aad
itkrft raafaiain *rS acara.
« Oar atkn aaaßtiait kaaaa aalkeCa4-
»rr» ,lnt W) ia«i 'a»tarw Cmt Ibr
Jamrarillr aaal WWaaat t a Baad. tkr laada af
Mat Cliwaafi WxlU Tk .in. ..rltta aad othrta
S »ko a
IIMI Irrl adtft l»t tkr laato at Ml V Pluk
IKBUDRA. C A "JI IT I itnimnialaa ITN
KIT»AM«kai {.LANGUMIK.
J ' . "
WootarA. dtcraard tkta la aa -at.fy all,i..iaa
la drbt lo aaa! ratatr ta |iltaar caaar lua a aad
and artllt al oaor Aad all ft I iaa» la akoa
said cstatr ia tndrtatnl at] ft tar at tbrir ckalaaa
to the aadrraacard for |a) aaa at aa at Wfaaa
Jaly 71 h iy»i. or thi- aotiat win befiiad to kar
of their riuwaiy. & D til tmtlt
*»4t Jaly 7-i)W Adauaiatratae
Ad mtnistrater's Notice.
Haviu] iiMMtd aa a'aiaalnlar af )nka M.
Cnina, ikaami. Ikaa aa la aotifr all prraoaa t?
. rlt V>. tu t.iw! to pVaa (* at forward ami
telttr at oner. AB4 at! |-aoa.a u> arkoaa aaM
' eclair ta indrt ltd aitt pnaal Ikt IT ctaaaaata
Ihr um!r:Mtnrd lor i-avmcmt aa at krlaae Aar
um Mb. 9Bj. or Ikb naaacr wfll le |>kad la kar
of lheir immry f. U_ Linen. Aia'r.
Aug tub. Mj W^il*
A Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE!
Well ailaptel for
CcttofL Tobacco and Peanuts
GOOD
AND ONE TOBACCO
SITUATED
near M. W. Ballards
PopUr Point TowaaMp.
70 acres cleaml and
140 acres of woodland
well timbered.
TERMS: One-fourth Caah and filnai a
tf on EASY PAVMENTBL
EU GURGANUS.
ANY CHURCH or ramactr
institution supported bf voinptatT
contribution will be given ■ librval
quantity of tbc Loajpnaa A MaT'
tim z Paints whenever they paint-
NOTK: —Tlus baa been our «na.
torn for twenty-seven yean; nay
building not satisfacMeily patted
will be repainted at our expense;
about one gallon of limped 08 tn
be added to tray galloa of tba
paint to aaake ready for nt; it's
mixed in two minutes, aad cng af
tbe paint tbeteby made lan in price
than any other. Yearly product
over one minion gallons
Longman A Martinez, Sole Agents
& R. BIGGS. !-st
WANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY gtm
tleniaa or Indy ia each cnaatj to
hosinen tor an old (saaUnMkant ml
solid financial ataadiag. A RTI«|R. hana
fide weekly cash salary of ftSao pail tgr
check each Wednesday with all r|ntiil
direct from bewdqaartorv Money ad
vanced km expenses M -- 1 j|o Caa
tou BUljf , Chicago. 48-toe