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THE ENTERPRISE. ■i' i a | FRIDAY. VAT 29, 1903. la UM square an UK fort page it MM yam sabacription expire* with the Iwm on which the blue VX mark appears ::: mm ' LOCAL NEWS| New ads in this issue are: A. Corey—Song Books. H. D. Peele—Elgin Watches. N. S. Peel & Co.—Land Plaster. B. W«6£g— Adm'r.,Land Sale. for Photographs. Business Men's Association 1 meets Tuesday night: —Photographs Six for $i 00, at Wilson's tent on Main street. —There will be preaching at tha : Baptist church next Sunday morn ing and night. —Williamston will be well repre sented at the commencement exer cises at Robewonvjlle to-day. —Greenville reports that during the storm of last Sunday night there were fifty local 'phones burnt out by lightning. —The town pump in front of Carstarphen's has been fixed. —S. H. Ellison & Co's. free de livery was very busy yesterday morning. \ —A popular spot is Wilson's tent on Main street a place where you get your money's worth. —lf jrou want a picture of your baby, your wife, come to see me, Claude C. Wilson. Whaa you want > pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. They arc easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by N. S. Peel & Co. —On the fourth page we present to our readers a picture of Sham rock 111, Sir Thomas Lipton's new jmcbt. Thousands of people have been cured of rheumatism by taking Rheumacide. Have you tried it? Positively does not injure, but benefit* the organs of digestion. —The brick masons are at work ! on J. D. Leggett's two-story brick j store. The work is in charge of Mr. Beasley who had charge of| the building of the tobacco ware- ! houses. —The representatives of the Southeastern Tariff Association were in town this week re-rating J the property. It is reported that | many reductions in rates will be ! the result of their visit. —The Home Cratesian Com- j pany. of Williamston, will present the Deacon, a comic drams, in five acts by Horace C. Dale, ou the eve ning of Tuesday June, 9th 1903, for the benefit of a good cause. —Williamston Academv closed a very prosperous session yesterday. There were no closing exercises. Prof. Peel has succeeded wonder - 'ulty in increasing the pattonage of; this reboot and is to be congiatu lated for the work he has accom plished. —Harrison Bro. & Co., have de cided to award the suspenders to W. T. Meadows, one of the genial proprietors of the Dixie Warehouse. Mr. Meadows suggested that the only thing missing was a (?) Wall, ask Harrison Bro. & Co., if yon want to satisfy yonr curiosity. | —There is a movement on foot among some of our youag people to | present five-act comedy drama, by j Horace C. Gale, to the public in a abort time. Our young people de aerve the support of the town both for their work and the fact that the money raised will be used to sid some good cause. —The power generator of our local telephone company gave out , Monday, but, with the promptness for which the com posy is so well known, they immediately set about remedying the defect, which was done so quickly that manv of those who have 'phones did not know that the service had been inter rupted. The company report that all necessary articles for recharging the generator will be received from New York to-day. "A ana living on a (ana near here came in y short time sgo completely doubled up with ihemuatism. I handed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pais Balm and told him to uae it freely and if not satisfied after using it he need not pay a cent for it," says C. P. Ratder, of Tat- 1 tens Mills, N. Y. " A few jays later he walked into the state as straight as a !>!'* tiin g end ln£( Ones dtllsr, tsy irg 'give me another bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Brim. I want it ia the boose all it cntedms.' " For sale by N. S. Peel & Co. —Ade Mi tell, who was hurt in the base ball game at Chocowinity last Monday is improving slowly, he was able to sit up some yester day evening. It is hoped that he will soon be able to be out again. —Amelick Roberson had bis hand severely hurt while playing ball at Chocowinity last Monday. It will be some days before he will be able to play ball again. We sympathize with him for we have b etn there —The revival services are stil :in progress at the M. E. Chnrcb. Last night of the church were opened and four persons were ! admitted as members Rev. E. C | Glenn will leave to day, but the i meetings will be continued by the , pastor until Sunday. The atten-! dance at these meetings has been very good all along. —Prof. C W. Wilson, formerly Principal of Williamston Academy but for the past two • yeans Prin cipal of the. Rocky Mount graded schools, has been elected Superintendent of the Scotland i Neck graded schools. Prof. Wilson has many warm friends Jhere'who rejoice at bis good fortune, and wish him well wherever he may.go. NOTICE A meeting of the Williamston Business Men's Association will be held Tuesday night, June », at s 'el ock. A full attendence is de sired. A. E. WHITMORK, Ch'm. If you are suffering trotn Hczema, Pimples, Herpes, Ringworm, dandruff, or any blood or skin disease, Hancock's Liquid Sulphur is a sure cure. Sold by C, D. Carstarpben & Co, Anderson Hassell & Co., Keith a God. win. TABLES TURNED After an Interval of Oae Week Chocswlalty Gets Evea with Our Baseball Team by Defeating It—«to 4 One week ago last Monday the baseball team from Trinity School, Chocowinity, came here and lost a game to our boys by a score of 7to 13. After that game the team from Trinity asked for a return game on their grounds. In answer to this request our boys left here last Monday morning at about 4:30 o'clock in a wagon enroute to Choc winity. Ou the arrival of the team at j the school at 10:30 o'clock the | Trinity boys took them in charge las their guests. Our boys report 'having a "jolly good time" and ask | no better hosts than the members j of the Trinity baseball team. The game was called at 4:00 ! o'clock with the Trinity boys in the field. Neither side scored dttr {itig the first inning, but iu the 1 secotjd one of the Williamston boys j made the circuit for a rnn. Ade j Mizcll, who was to have pitched j for our boys, was hurt during the j first inning and was compelled to I retire from the game. M. Short, a 1 Washington pitcher, was asked to | do the twirling for our boys during i the balance of the gauie, which he 1 consented to do. Short pitched a fine game, striking out ten batters, and allowing only two safe hits; he also made one of the six hits and one of the four runs scored by Williamston. There were no more runs scored until the fourth inning when two I runs were added to the Williamston score. The next runs were made in the sevehth when our boys made one more run and Trinity made three, the first they had scored. The score remained 4 to 3 in favor of Williamston until the last half of the ninth inning. Two of the Trinity men had bten put out and one was on first base and one on third when Hill stepped to the bat and sent a fly to centre. It looked blue for Trinity, but cen tre muffed the ball, the man on third scoring, making the score a tie. Henry then faced the pitcher and sent one to centre as the man before him with the same result — another run. Jaycox then came to the bat and placed a fly in the same part of the field—centre once more failed to connect and let in one run, making the score 6 to 4 in favor of Trinity. Goddard then took the "stick" but Short fooled him and he 'fanned the wind." Thus endeth the tale of the down fall of the Williamston baseball club at Chocowinity on Monday, May 25th. rainiTv WH.UAMSTOH a ■ a SBB lorn, c ssi w. wizen, jb 1 s 1 Hill, SB I • • M Sbort. p I 1 • Henry, 1% 111 1. lobttwi, e ess JSTCOck jb | « I r. C. Wllsoa. Jb S S • Unddsrd. rf lis V. CrHcher, ib see Wooden, p 1 s I J. Tucker, »s 111 Wilson, jb ssi w. H Bins, if s s I Haebea, U i s i 1.. Menncit, If s s s Thijnwa, d os* H. feel, cf i s j s * 4 6 10 Umpire, Blount. Keeper cf Score, H. B. Latham Qilek Arrnt J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala., was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 24 tu mors. After dectors and all reme dies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly arrested furthet* inflamma tion and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25c. at all drug stores. PERSONAL. S. H. Ellison spent Wednesday in Parade. J«K Mizell, of Everetts, was. here Tuesday. G. A. Whitley spent Wednesday in Washington. Mrs. J. C. Crawford is very ill this at writing. H. M. Burras spent Sunday and Monday in Tarboro. W. T. Freeman, of Plymouth, was in town Tnesday. M. M. Critcber, of Jamesville, was in town Wednesday. Bynum Williams, of Hamilton, I was in town Wednesday. Mr*. U. S. Hassell, of Jamesville, | was in town last Saturday. I George R. Dixon, of Rocky : Mount, is in town this week. ! Jolm D. Biggs, Esq., spent a day I or two in Elm City this week. Mrs. H. M. Burras returned I from Tarboro Mouday evening. L. F Ange, of Jamcsville, made a very pleasant call last Saturday. Hon.W.G.Lamb spent last Mou day afternoon and night in Ply mouth. Mrs. E. M. Gordy and daughter returned to their home in Hobgood Monday Miss Mar) B. Hatton has gone to Washington to visit friends for a few days. A. R. Dunning, of Robersonville was here on professional business last Friday. Miss Ida Moore, of near Everetts, is visiting at the home of Mrs. W. H. Wilson. John A Bennett, who lives near Hamilton, was in town Wednesday on business. Miss P. C. Norcnm, of Hertford, spent Sunday with her neice Mrs. S. H. Ellison. Messrs. F. L. Gladstone and J. T. Waldo, of Hamilton, were in town last Friday. A. O. Roberson and Miss Leona Roberson, of Robersonville, were in town last Friday. Mrs. P. Ewell and children, of Dunn, are visiting at J. L. Ewell's, on Smith wick street. Messrs. W. C. Proctor and Nor wood Hodges, of Rocky Mount were in town this week. • Dr. N. B. Marriner left Tuesday morning to attend the meeting of the State Board of Examiners. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Newell, have gone to Wake Forest to attend the Commencement Exercises. Misses Hannah Victoria Fowden and Nolic C. York arc attending the commencement in Roberson ville. Alexander Corey and George Ward left for Jamesville yester day afternoon, expecting to return to-day. Miss Annie I,amh returned from Raleigh Saturday evening, where she has been attending school at Peace Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Martin left Monday morning for Tarho/o where Mrs. Martin will receive hospital treatment. W. H. Peel, who has been quite sick with the bilious fever was in town yesterday the first time for more than a week. Mrs. Arthur Anderson and chil dren, who have been visiting rela tives in Mt. Olive, returned home Wednesday evening. Walter York, who has been at tending Trinity Park High School, at Durham, came home Tuesday evening to spend his vacation. Misses Mayo Lamb and Anna Crawford returned Monday evening from the Confederate Veterans Re- Union at New Orleans. Mrs. A. L. Brock, of Mt. Olive, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tucker, at the corner of Academy and Pearl streets. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Peel retnrned Monday evening from New Orleans where they have been in attendance upon the Confederate Re-Union. B. A. Critcher is home from Wake Forest College to spend his vacation. He has been elected or ator to represent his society at the next anniversary. We note with pleasure this honor which he has won. Mr. Joseph Pominville, of Stillwater, Minn., after having spent over $2,000 with the doctors for stomach trouble, witboot relief, was advised by his drug gist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. He did so, and is a well matt to day. If troubled with indigestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation, give these Tablets a trial, and 70a are certain to be more than pie&sed with the result. For sale at 25 cents per box by N. S. Peel k. Co. DANCE AND BANQUET. In Haaar ol Kisses Frances McSae, of Chapel Hill, and Annie Bins- dale, of Raleigh. Miss Eliza Lamb gave a dance in honor of her guests, Miss Fran ces Macßae. of Chapel Hill, aiid' Miss Annie Hinsdale, of Raleigh, Friday evening, May aid. This event proved to be one of the most enjoyed of the post-Lenten season. The hall was beautifully decorated and the graceful dancer* enhanced its beauty The dance was from 11 to 1130 o'clock and the following were among the dancers: Mr. John C. Lamb M with Miss Macßae, Mr. Kador Biggs Crawford with Miss Ida Hassell, Mr. Wilson G. Lamb, Jr., with Miss Annie Hins dale, Mr. Harry A. Biggs with Miss Marina Whitley, Mr. Taylor, of Dunn, with Miss Emily Whit ley, Mr. Thomas Haughton with Miss Jennie Moore, Mr. Charles H. Godwin with Miss Emma Hassell, Mr. John E. Pope with Miss Nan nie Biggs, Mr. John Rogers rm with Miss Nora Bowden, Dr. James Rhodes with Miss Ella Staton, and Mr. Luke Lamb with Miss Delia Lanier. The presence of the charm ing Misses Mayo I.anrb and Anna Crawford was greatly missed, Miss was at New He.inr ns a sponsor from North Carolina nt the Confederate Re-union and Miss Crawford was with her as her maid of honor. At 1:30 the guests were driven to the I.amh residence Where they were gracefully received by Mrs. Wilson G. Lamb, then tlicy were escotted to the banqueUiug hall where they were received Vy the enchanting, Mrs. - Howard J, Her rick, Mrs. daUgliteer. In addition to the dancers named al>ove the following were present at the enjoyable banquet . Misses Eliza Lamb, Victoria Martin and Anna Pope, Mrs. Unity- Kent, Mrs. W. T. Crawford, and Mrs. Loizeaux, of New York, and Messrs. Dr. Warren Biggs, S. R. Biggs, Jr., B. F. Godwin and E. F. Huflines, Masters Haywood Knight and Willie Watts. Mail Yhik Afiti "One of Dr. King's New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me in my 'teens' again," writes D. H. Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best in the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25c. at all druggists. ->TH«e items ww left oat of the Hobgoorl UtUr, on Foartl riff, by mUUkr. Nice rain Sunday night and all are feeling good, especially the farmers. Crops and vegetables have taken a new lease on life, and every thing bids us rejoice and give thanks to Him, from whence, all those blessings come. Some of our fanners complain—say they have not had enough rain, but it is hard for the seasons to just suit all; it > is human nature to grumble about , something. We have 4hree Jews, from Nor folk, with us canvassing the sur rounding country, buying all the old iron, brass and eopptr of every r description. They have horses and ■ wagons with them, and haul it here I and ship it to Norfolk, m carload lots. Thus, you see, little things gathered up and cared for, is time well spent; besides there Ls money value, though small, in the saving of them. To Cure a Cold la One Day Take I,axative llromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fail* to cure. K. W. Grove'* signature is ou each box. 35c. —Regular Quarterly Meeting at Smithwick's Creek church last Sun day was attended by the following persons from Williamston : Alex. Corey, A. D. Miiell, Jr., Willie Williams, W. C. Manning, Theo dore Roberson and Miss Emma Pultz. Hancock's Liquid Sulphur will cure Prickly Heat in one application. Try Hancock's Liquid Sulphur baths. For sale at C. D. Carstarphcn & Co. Anderson Hassell & Co., Keith a Godwin. BUSINEJJ ITEM/ Advertisements under this head 5 cents a line each insertion. No ad. taken for less than 15 cents. Nice display of ladies dress good at N. S. Feel's. FOR SAIvK CIIKAP FOR CASII— One new No. ), High Arm, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mnt-litne with all attach mciitn. Apply to The Enterprise, If- CASII REGISTER FOR SALE —That cost Sherrod it Raker $325, for sale cheap, as good as new. Apply to C. H. BAKER, ,VV2t. Hamilton, N. C. CIIIKKSK WASHING TABI.HTS the labor snvcr and wonian'a friend. Trv them, for aaleatS.il.l'UltM>n&Co. These tablets are guaranteed to do what is claim cd or your money refunded. WANTED Several ladies to work on pants. Nice surroundings, pleasant work. Rales for board reasonable. House rent very low. For further information apply to - C. H. Baker,.Man., ■jtp Hamilton, N. C. WANTED YOUNG MEN to prepare for Government Positions. Fine Openings in all Dapartmcnts Good Salaries. Rapid Promotions. Examinations soon. Particulars Free. Inter-State Cor. Inst., 31-310 _» Cedar Rapids, la. Photographs If you want a gool picture of yourself now is your opportunity SIX Half-Cabinets SI.OO Work Guaranteed. Call and we tauiplea of work at my tent on Main street, Williamston, N. C. Glaude G. Wilson V* Our Floor Fell In! If you will get our PRICES on Groceries you will think that our prices "took a tumble" with the floor, but they didn't—they are just the same as ever—the lowest. , We Have Just Received a Solid Carloads of Plour i Solid Carloads of Meal I Solid Carload of Hay i Solid Carload of Corn SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE GROCER* 'Phone 41. WILMAMSTON, N. C. THERE IS BUT ONE TIME you can afford to carry—and that i» CORRECT TIMS. If yon need a watch —you need a good one. Of the many makes of good watches we know of none of which the same caup* said as ia said of ;.;t| . 9 - ' 'k The Elgin None Made Any Better We tell and repair watches, clocks and jewelry, our prices are as low as they can be made for good material and work. H. IX PEELE THE JEWELER • WILLIAnSTON, N. C. SYMPATHY A GOOD THINC^*^, . But It den'l replace tbit House tlat us Bamed last ngtit. Imst a Few Dollars In a Rood insurance policy asdjoi will natd 10 Synpatlv. ED. F. 11 DEFINES ••• ~ Oflice In Bank Building LIFE. FIRE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE '' WILIIAUSTON. N C ; •*. ; • NEW SPRING COODST-^^ TICO AND ANDORRA SILKS. , WASH GOODS—Csnnelle, Nouveaute, Striped Ginghams, TcrcaleS, Piques,. ; .; Madras and Damask, nil pretty patterns at prices to suit purchasers. LATEST IN DRESS TRIMMINGS f PINE LOT OF WHITR GOODS. LACKS AND EMBROIDERIES—— * -YOU are cordially invited to inspect our stock. New Goods ni l iving dally. ' S.H. ELLISON & CO. ■ AS MOSES LIFTED UP THE SERPENT IN THE WILDERNESS, SO ARE WE TRYINC TO LIFT UP OUR BUSINESS by giving our customers the liest line of SM Heavy and Fancy Groceries —. ——.— that we can puaaibty procure. I -* * \ BEST ANJI POLITEST ATTENTION. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS. / PRICE DELIVERY. /v, , y GIVE US YOUR ORDERS AND BE CONVINCED. MIZELL & imOWN COMPANY. ~ "» ' ' ....... ,W- { THE SEASON IS NOW AT HAND. THE WOOLARD " RIiLIABLIv " UL TI VATOR...^^ ARIi THH BIvST KIND. DON'T 1 nm in the market TOBACCO FORGET —making and selling FLUES.. BEE ME BEFORE BUVINQ. WAGONS AND CARTS HADK - TO - ORDIiR. {?? For testimonials ami full particulars, address, or call on J. L. WOOLARD Or Ills Country Home. WILI.IAMSTON, N. C. Better No Wheel Than a Poor One We Handle Only th Bert GraJcs ol Wheels .md Bicycle Sundries Have just received a full line of JEiHhaMIP Wheels. Your Pick Now at M K \ prices so low "that there will lie but J few left in a >ln>rt time. Tjckm.4 To JJ J Rwmkuhs- We make a specialty of j /' 1 // M yXjy repairing ami Guarantee All Work t suit you and wear well. HARRISON HTOUK /]. D. fAIZfLLL, JR. JUST RECEiVED A GAR FRESH GROUND - Nova SGotia band Plaster* 1 C6PEGIALI/Y ADAPTED TO " ' The Raising of Peanuts -C IN. S. PEEL. Bc GO MPA NY V;; DPR'. M OTFCTT'S i 3HtiarM (TEETHING POWDERS^JjUi Black Bravoi, Ark.. Npi 11,1WL Itor J W Barry fof ArkantM Hctbodlat Co«famot,wrflM:) "Rwloeed fled flfly eeote for wblck ylwettaael 1 « rslMd chitdwn -llkct k Th.o.h« d» r . tod,!. MU ►~4T.nl M • p«ckac« Md II »« » ao.l U»*: •« tab. w»»l» . •">■)., «*dWo. I bti Wert, fca ton 111 had w*diuoa foe Ut>. .id »oUlw| MmmMurmll «yo»J — W TMTH'NA"qw. ..d htkuksdu (utter tfoakl* Otiwt Mnbm rt Ux tally bar. sm4 It ud —mj IwM , . The Everetts' Mercantile Go, y HEADQUARTERS FOR Low Prices and Everything Uusally Kept by a nRST»CLFLSS STORE GIVE US A TRIAL If we haven't what you want we will make a special effort to get it for you. We Also Fay the Highest Priee for Country Produce. Everetts, ■ IVortlt Carolina .
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