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theewto^ ftmir. Sorcnn .14 1902. "Loca£ N ews Ladies* ready mafic OHMvykoHL* 3k JMwtile'Mftli ityHoic, of Parade, ia 4 new venture for the town. Craft qm(iliii of peanuts and oallaa are being shipped from here, i' vis the N. AS. line. j, Snperiur Court Clerk. Jantt A. Hoofaa, ia busy making oat the per ■■Kjijlrf registered v*t«*.| j The Special Thanksgiving issue of Tmm Emtmsl Will appear on » *7th. The Rnsanlre Warehouse sold paaads ef Tobacco snTsrs day at high prices. 60th ware *s ' Ladies' Jackets at Carst.nrpbeti 'ji. Ladies' Mode Carlo Coats and Jackets, ia aO shades, at Cantar pbeaa. . lev. B. K. Maass will preach on Faadga Mhaoaa at the Roanoke , Dalea to he held with the Cedar Church at 7 p. m.. The fcOswiug States will have IHfa San. Florida, Georgia, Lou iaaaaa, Mianaaippi, Nevada, North aad Virginia C " ,ltn ft. H- Ellison & Co.. at theol.l Bank, have an attractive lire of Dtf Goods aad Groceries ftrtdts . and huh "Tinmn always oo laad Bach artade has been carefully se lected aa to design and quality. Head ad.. IB this issue. * - mm * Coat to the "White Store of the earner and are onr line of lfef and Boy 's Clothing. Caretarphen. , fieivices at Methodist Chunh on Sunday morning and night by B(f. J. O. Guthrie, of Raleigh Baptismal service in the morning. Rev. T. H. Satton will pretfb in the afternoon at Holly Springs. This will be the last aenrke for the year. The Southern Supply Company, of Wflhamslon, was incorporated Monday in the Secretary of State's eftct to coaduct a general broker age buaaeas. The capital stock is $15,000, and the incorporator* are W. C. Maaaiag, A Corey, and O- K. Cowan. - Law of fine Candies will be flensed to team that S. Rome Biggs, Jr., can* supply them with Manuafly's hart The best and pared ia always the cheapest—this caabe said of Naanally's. It is sold ia half, on* and two pound hazes for 30, 60 aad fria Mr. J. A. Whitley, of Hveretts, h* returned from the KWlam Hos pital. Ridaaaad, Vs., where heic eehtd twataaat for a cancerous giwwth aa the left aide of his face, beneath the ear. He is entirely cared aad la land ia bis praaaa of the treatment. Mr. J. T. Thompson. of Baßards, "**■ k the fpiuflr of turnip raisers He haaacht hato the tin some paali aith arir- Mr lhompaon is ooe of the most fur the hgm «admr a> JtiL m • * " M m— 'Bti a ; ; M - a JMfl Wf OK THBU|ma| fUSO lar fiaecatlary to anke attractive the dhdag tohle Back's Stows aai Ranges, aaM by them, are the tart to hak* the foakry yanl" ia. aad all the edibles which *»ery wishes to km aa his tahla aa the 97th of k m •Btj **3 "" ** t -*j • The nragnatiaa of Rev. Henry Wiegaar; Bactar af the Episcopal Pariah here t* learned trot only with am ma by Ids parish oners, but by i the entife town, who have learned to know and love him 11 is health 5S i * yvuoo I'lMay Itaala far sale at aa tfcdapartafevL pgr il j I I lb Apply ta J. ft. ftsfcptaoa. Ifißiawrti a. . ». e - .. Call apd see the line of mea> awi 4 btfy's Clothing at Carstarphen's. * HfcJEuWitaAaol has closed un til thfywkes of another teacher r can be seemed. Mr. Horton, of the flna of Hor * toa Ml Byrara has moved beck t j r bis fouler home at Ay-dsn. N C. The fit 1 ■■■■ Lucy 'of t£e N. 1 A* S. bae is makiag regwlar tripa toI > the company's dock here each week. The Christmas Delineator is a j ' fine work of art. b has many new . " features and every woman will be F pleased w*h ft. T O P T i t Col. D. Worthington, of Wilson. 1 and a former resident of Wifliam r atoa. will locale here for the prac tice of law. He is a man of schol I eriy attainments and the author of "The Eipktn Swotd." The Martin Lire Stock Co.. have j ' at their stables oa Mara street, a well selected aambet of horses and mulesat reasonable prices. They I advertise in this ware read aad , learn where la paithbt. Roland B. Mn'iaraav who hss 1 spent three yams and seven months f ia the tombs accaaad of the marder f af Mm. Adams, of New York, has » been acquitted. Assistant District Attorney Qsborn who appeared for e the State, is froaa North Carolina e Rev. G. W- Irey, father of ft-. * T. If. Irey. died 0. the 7th inst . * at Ci 11 ill," N. C , iajhe seveaty 1 fifth year of his age. His ministry 1 ia the Methodist Chart* had ex tended carer fifty and dar 1 ing that time Ipe had never missed f a service on fcniav. *. i . k Flat Hit f 1 v The Plymouth Dramatic Troupe presented "Tony, the Caavkrt," at 'the Opera House em Wednesday El evening. Wflliamston always gives } large and appreciative audiences to ' vhftors front toaas, and on 1 this night the house was full, r { Th* play ia a strong one. full of excitiag Scenes and gives a large . scope for the display of histrionic 1 talent. The diCereSt characters] . were well aaiigncd aad give evi ; k:ice of careful Mr Eniest Christian as •'Tony," was | ! the star actor and the favorite' | throughout the play. '•Sally." in • . i the person of Miss Nona Brink ley, i . 1 evoked much applause and was' s easily tlie favorite, among tl»e fe . 1 male characters. 1 It was one of the best amateur i performances evei given here, and | Plymouth should feel proud of so ; : | creditable a traupe. 'I Far rata, bnraa. opra worn, aorr 1 , feet, daadnfl. falliac «rt ci the hair, itoraay skin dwue, aae Ilaacork'a U- S; qaiil S:tl|.bur, anU by C. U. Cantai- j ■! pHca. Aodenoa Haaaell a Co.- Keith ftOodra CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS. > Br. Bsc Caley, af Wihfauastaa. IL C, Almost lastaatly Killed. ' Tlliile at work in the yards of the 1 f Atlantic Const Line railway at Pin-, aer's Point lost night Mac Coley. a J , man employed by the Coast ; Line road as conductor, lost his life j c by being caught between a switch j - engine and a freight car. Mr.Coley . was in the act of passing betaeea a t freight car and an approaching en ! gme when he stnmbled and ia at r tempting to save himself caaght - the bamper of the freight car aad Was crashed betwcea the haaper aad the engine. Coley ianaediate , ly lost ccastiniusc w sad never re , gained the sasse. eapiinig at , 6:55. twenty-fire miaates after the . unfortunate accident occurred. No , doctor could be secured for the 10 , jared man hi thue to arake aa effort , to save hS file. He wasaboatas [ years old. Mr. Caley a from WRCamrtop. N. C-, and has been in the employ ' af the Atlantic Coast Lire foraonte I months past as a sealer of cars in, 1 the Pin tier's Point yard of that ' company. About three weeks ago the was promoted to was actiag as snch when the acci- j dent occurred ia which he lost bis. life. - Mr. Coley was a single maa and | ' boarded with Mrs Clarence Mai 1 lory at Pianer's Point. The remains were carried to Rocky Mount aad iatened there on 1 Monday. The family from William- ji atoa Ht via the A. C. L. to attend ; the burial. The sympathies of the ; entire oomccsitj go oat to tha be- • eaved ones. '• " J 4 Worn in aad Society. Miss Mattic Nicbolls left yestert dagr foe Baltimore. , Mfte attended the Weldon fair last week. « ' Miss Bert McXaughton, of Hve retts was in town Monday, j Mist-as Nora Fowden and Ella : Staton went to Robersonville Snn day. Mrs. P % EvreD and children re- j turned to their home in Washing-' j ton on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Slade and Miss Mary j iHaasell returned from Baltimore t Wednesday evening. Miss Mit tic Cofficld is visiting Miss Anna Crawford, cornet Smith wick and Church streets. Mr- J- Paul Simpson and Miss ! Ida Haaaell attended a gcrman ia | Washington ou Monday night Miss Bessie Mitchell, who has been teaching here, left oa Tuesday for her home in Marion, S. C. . Miss Jennie Moore speat several days with her sister, Mrs, Linley Kent, at Newport News this week. Mr. S- Rome Biggs. Jr., aad Miss Eliza Lamb attended the dance of the Halcyon Club at Waahing , toa oa Monday evening. Dr. and Mis. J. E. Sauthwick.of James* tile, attended the Batiaa Jenkins marriage and spent a lew boats ia town Wedaeaday. Misaes Emma Hamdl, Hdea Moore and Anaa Ciawiord spent Sunday and Monday with Mm Mittie Cofficld, near Ereretta. Mrs. T. J. Smith, of Danville, Va, is here with her hnsband. They are stopping with Mr. Ed. F. Huffines on Simmon's Avenne. Miss Izah Russelle, of Toledo. Ohio, is visiting ber aunt, Mrs. E. !L. Morgan, on Main street- Miss 1 Russelle traveled alone, leaving her . home on Wednesday and reaching ' here on Friday evening last The Misses Peel gave an inform al luncheon after the play on Wed nesday pight complimentary to their : Misses Brinkley and 'Stubbs, of rivmoutb, and Miss ' Bert McNaughton, of Kvcrett.s. I Barras Jcskias. On Wednesday morning Nov. I nth, a pretty home wedding oc-1 ' curred at the residence of Mr. and Urs. John M. Jenkins, near Ham dton, Martin county, when Miss I Ora Jenkins was given in marriage Ito Mr. Hugh Bur 1 as. of Williams ' ton. The decorations of chry&an-, 11hemuuis against a background of ' autumn leaves and the soft glow of i lights made an ideal spot for the uniting of this popular young i couple. Miss Sollie Salisbury, of ' Hamilton, presided at the organ I and rendered Menhelsohn's wedding | march ia a roost skillful manner. ! Little Miss Gladstone, bearing a' , basket of flowers in which the ring | rested accompanied by. Master 1 Dawson, nephew of the bride, car ; rying the Ritual came in as the { I first note of the music fell npon the ; air. Then came Miss Daisy Wbit- I ley, as maid of honor, robed in a ' suit of castor and carrying white : chrysanthemums. The groom, lean ! ing on the arm of his best man. Mr. j Kader Biggs Crawford, came next aad waited beneath a floral arch from which hung a horae-sboe. presaging good luck to the wedded pair. The bride, handsomely gown ed ia a going-away suit of aavy Mae doth, with bat to tnatch aad carrying white chrysanthemums, cake in on the arm of her brother, Mr. Herbert Jenkins, of Tarboro. The hnpressive ritual of the Meth odist Church was read by Rev. T. H Sutton, and immediately after the brift and groom left to take the A. C L. train at Ereretts for a short the Narth. The bride is one of Martin conn ty*s most attractive women and will form r charming addition to the society of Willlatnston. The! 'groom it pronlr.ent in business and . political drdesi He has been treas urer of the county for a number of ! year* end is connected with one of; • the largest raerctmtDe firms in the • j tows. . , Startling, fcst TI BS. "If every one knew what a grand 1 medicine Dr. King's New Life Pills J is." writes D. H. Turner, jtown. Pa., "you'd sell all you had in a day. Two awxik's use has made a new man of are." Infallible for euretipatiuM, stomacn and ' liver troubles, aj eta. .J, * i ... 9 . . 1 . I'i. PERSONAL. t f —F"« Ifr Bdn to Green rill* on Thursday - "Dr. B. L. Long, of I lam il ton, was in tm Tuesday on business. Re*-. J. O Gutluic. of Raleigh, is here « busiacss this uree-k. Ifr. Witt James, of Rolier.-onville. -.pent Wednesday night in town. Rer. Mr. Joys. «| l'lymonth, w* u» town Wednesday ni^lit. Mr. G. M. Hurra-, of Jamcsviilc, was a pleasant caller ou Tuesday. Mr. D. W. Morris left Sunday morning oo a shott business trip. CoL DcanisM Worthington, of Wihori,ia tows. Mr. W G Hcdgepath. of Hob good, spent Sunday night in town. , Mr. G. P. McNaughtou, of Eve rctts, was a pleasant caller on Mun *»T- Mr. John D. Biggs left Tuesday for Raleigh. Washington City and other points. Mr. Lou Hornthal and child tea. came up with the Plymouth Troupe on Wednesday. | Mr. Simou C. Sit|crsou has ac cepted a pmilina with the Carolina Rice Mills at Goldsboro. and left Tuaaday tm nhr upon his duties. By tnding 13 miles, Wm.Spirey, of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box 1 of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that 1 wholly cured a horrible Fever Sore 1 on his leg. Nothing else could. Poa thrdy ewes Bruises. Fdous.Ulcera, Eruptions, Bods, Burns, Corns and Piles. Only 2jcts. ROBERSONVILLE. [Bjr CooHpniilrtKT ] I . [The ! lobersonvdle- Items post marked San'. 12th 3p. 111 , reached us on the freight on the 13th. Be | ing anxious to insert these items from our neighboring town, wc went to press an hour Later. We would like to know where and how i thoe delays occur in postal mat t, ters]? —Ei'iToK. ! Sheiifi Crawford was here Satur-! day With the tax books. Pattic James, of Everetts,' 1 is visiting ia toirn this week. | Alex Cory was here Monday I. shaking hands with the trade. S. Ijereu. the popular Jew mer- I chant here, spent Sunday in Tar .bona ' Mrs. Adkins is spending a short time with bet husband at the I'erk - ins hotel. | Misses StaU >ll ami 1-owden, of , Williamston. spent Sunday with : Miss Sophia Morton. I I Squire Jenkins went up to Tar boro Sunday to meet J no. F. Reid i on business matters. | Mr. J. C. Smith went to Wilson .! Sunday, where be, for the first time visited the Atlantic Christian t College. | Mrs. Hask ins has gone to Kins ton, where she will spend some >; time visiting her parents and friends. Mesdames Chandler and Perkins have ictnraad from Wddou, where they took in the lair and visited friends in that section. Miss Hettie Keel, who has been visiting ia WOliamcton for some time has returned, much to the gratification of her friends here. Dmaappourtmeuts are always more or leas awkward affairs, says Mr. R. E. Grimes, who came down from Parmcle Monday evening alone. Mean. Smith ft Hooker, hone dealers, of Greenville, have opened up sale and exchange stables here, with Mr. T- M. Flyun, m manager. Henry ts now concentrating all his energies upon the catalogue of | Sears, Roebuck ft Co. Xinas will | soon be here, and Henry wants to j be in good time. Rer. J. W. Rose, of Plymouth, : filled his regular appointment at ( I the Missionary Baptist Church Sua- , I day. There was a large crowd out 'both manting and night. Elder G. D. Robirson and Miss Leoua, have re turned from Fannville, where the Elder filled aa ?ppointment and \ i Miss Leoca visited friends. I 1 | Hairy Stubbs* li q, and Mr. ] 1 Torn West spent Tuesday in town.! ( j Mr. We>t. formerly of Hamilton, i, : but now from Elizabeth City, 1 'greeted many of his old friends ' BUY GOOD STOCK!!! THE BEST. SUPPLY OF WELL-BRED W ■iiniti JfY Kentucky Horses and Mulcts, &E TELL PS WHAT YOU WANT OR WHAT YOU ARK-WILLING TO PAY AND WE WILL TRY TO FIND YOU A HORSE OR MULE TO SUIT YOU m ' 1 ... The Martin Lire Stock Co., - - Williamston, N. C. No doubt, the European Tea Party, given bv the voung ladies of the town, at the residence of Mr. Graham Guilford, on Friday night last was the mostsuccessful festival affair of the season. The bill of fare, written in foreign and fictitious languages, was a puzzle to the un derstanding and digestive organs of all present. There was a big choco late cake for the prettiest girl pres ent.and this was decided by the old reliable, Australian Ballot. System. With this the financial features of the party ctosed.and affairs assumed a social nature, which were hugely enjoyed bv all present -there being games and music of such variety as to appeal to the taste of everybody. The young people of the town are indebted to Mr. and Mrs. Guilford for the kindness and consideration they received,and the Rohetsomrille High School Fund, begs to ac , knowledge receipt ot twenty-five dollars, with thanks. HOBGOOD [Special Cwap—.lftt. ] Rev. G. L. MerreO left to-day for Rocky Mount to solicit contri butions to help build a church in the country. I was much impres-ed with the remodeling of the l!aptist Church. I I do not see that an> tjing could be add.il, it is complete. I noticed marked improvement in every direction. Many hand-! some ston-s and rC-id-.tiCcs that j would do credit to ssy town. , ! There is a g vrl many cotton [seed lu Sipped from this j l.:ce in cxchangi' far n.e >l, but the price lias dropretf of! for thr last ten* -; » j The writer sjn-m Sunday ni«!.t in Williamston the »rue«-: c.f Wm. York. I ib > attended xtrku at] the iiaptL: V Lurch.-where 1 - that no!-k tervaut of God. Itiu ' Mason, denouncing siy.and preach ing repentance. Fiqe weather, and tlic farmer* all busy trying to finish housing • their crops. Very little c miplaiiit of tlic yield, "ami they all seem con j fident they can Meet the current j years' expenses and have a little left. Newspaper Phitetphy. The way people take a paper r.nd pay for it carries joy to the editor's heart, but the way sonic people | take it and don't (ay for it often makes him wonder hour they can derive any pleasure from reading a paper that is not worth paying for. The business man who gives his home printing office the go-by and gets cheap stationery from a trav eling fakir ought not to expect a home paper to try to boom his l>us iness. Treat your home office right and the paper will help your business, otherwise—nit—Pros ft Printer. PUSIHEJJ rrcm Admtl—MnU oaJcT this head 3 teals • line each taantioa. No ad. takes far las than 15 crata. FOR SALS— IJUKP.OOO feet of Cm Timber within oaa half aaife Ruaaoke Hirar Apply ID tf ha Eaterptlsa Mm Liaaof MoMty CWkia; far Men sad If I.rhmp in laak. K S IWIA Co Boat forget EH Piifin tathe mmm to aail jam OMbccrin, kr atrija kaa a iat atuek on haad. l>UHblc Ladies' Walking Jackets at '' N. S. Peel & Co. A fell line of up-to-date Gent's Furnish j injjs at Eli Gnrxanos' nev store. Nice Ro>»t for liri-ljl Present., fi.yt to !' 15.00 at X. 3. Pee! 3k Co. Ladies' Ilrtrs Gce'ds, piy 00-ls, Ny tioni nil 1 all ether ailirla ct wearing ap- • porel for the Lariies r.t Octgaacs'. FOR SAf.R -—I r 1 fowl -kr f!t fi honci Power Or -.' fT aa>! rngiae, in pod or- j dcr. A;p!y ia Tbe I|arlwsrc Co.. j 47-if - Wiiijlljst.il. N. C ' j WASTr.Ii A TKI'STWOKTHY jih- [ llcmar. or lady Bk rack courty to siuigirf bgMnf-s f«.r aa cM house t>f j ■olid ficacciU A lxji.it. 1 fide v.c kl; r.. a latary U il&jjO T'- l I>y J cheek c- Wc!se»kt ailh all exjeose-s! direct frora kic aey atl-j vanced for e vpeii- c*. jlacajjer >4O C»_-i toa EM* , EVERY LADY WILL WANT A PRETTY WAIST -.FOR THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS-. • r ". ■ ! * C -* We have Tteautiful Pattern* i»i all the Newest Weavem and Shadem. Fine Shoe* for LatiieM. Children and Urn. Kverythittg in the Xotion and Dry Good* I*ine. fc. Qroceriem—"Fancy and Staple. We are here to fleane Kxutn ine our stoeh. ol " S. H. ELLISON & CO. You Need Warm Clothing AVmtOr HARRISON IIROS.. (n fnrnuh you anything in the Lwc Extra llr»v FWrul I inn) I niicnnr 4"Tfl ,■ ■» . tMcti.lbeSdt. 10 limy I'-urt*. HiUbic for ralrt'i storms Unm 75 ct»- to $4.00 the pair TTrtwv "•"** * B "' "tmt S«k of Winter ftprt in town at Xiere rock bMttnm |i*rv j?Jjl 1 ' 1 11 ■ ■ Hifos. ■ mrnmmi . Wf. SELL I Jytf "firiiffoii Ilrand" § I /Trk CLOTHING I f (A 1 I ii/ttS? Hl * lIM mai>e | I \ft !®ig C.sil riif*i examine | l r j 11 1 § * u r 1 LnlJ ANDmsoy, 3 II ASSELL & CO. I GftirrON BRAND Oranges Applet Banana** Coeoanut* Candy Fnwli Currants . / , and everything' else, at & W. M. WILSON, 'PHONE 59. Tiik GjHOCBtk **£ 1 -■» *- * \# a • »•*! ! MJzcllJt Brown j MizeM £ Brow n ] | | CAKES from ihe Nat'l Biscuit Company j CANDY *" Hcadley Chocolate Co. j " " Boston Candy Company ' MALAGA GRAPES from Spain * i ; f ■ «' n /' ■- * -- ORANGES APPLES | 1 T PAX A X AS—-* X 9 • MT£KLL & HiiOWx I [«•; ■ ' ■. « '.|l A 'Phone 42. The Ciiuf (irocerynicn. £ MOM* I & MIZELL— iMm cucluid,fe3 eillrs «frcli ef 8!5 15b1.u-iHi»a tfcsfji«2 :;!j 3 IK mi STMB* - j| "* *-* f THEY Will mHi- ms >* ■*' >lf S H O S P E O) AL T V I EKf|)Kig Ta }-\