THE ENTERPRISE.
F bid at. Skptkmbcb 89, 1905.
asmsmmm-B-ssBB- ——
LOCAL NEWS 4
—Every body is expected to be
at tbe Re-onion on Wednesday
Octobej the nth. Tbe veterans
will have a table to themselves, and
reserved seats at the speaking.
GMr. T. G. Long, photogragher,
of Washington, is in town for s
few days for the purpose of making
photographs only. Call and see
him at his tent on Main street.
—Sheriff Crawford returned
from Charlotte Wednesdsy night
and reports almost pleasant trip to
the "Queen City." He brought
with him another prisoner for the
county jail. "
■—looo yards Broadcloth, every
color, give us s call and select the
most desirable styles before they
are dosed ont. Anderson Craw
ford & Co.
The town commissioners are con
templating the erection of a town
hall. It is to be hoped that they
will soon make proper arrange
ments for this needed improvement.
The town ha» been without a hall
long enough.
—The latest and moat handsom
est styles in Irridescent Silks,
Chiffon Taffetas 36 inches wide
$1.50 quality SI.OO. Anderson
Crawford & Co.
—ln this season of plenty every
body should be willing to contrib
ute toward making the reunion a
grand success. Boil a ham, two
or three chickens, potatoes, bread
and bring them with you, friends
of the Confederacy.
—We are a little late opening
our fall styles, as you know we im
port our goods from Paris, hence
thedelsy, Anderson Crawford &
Co. '
—Rev. Mr. Coman is preaching
some strong sermons at the Metho
dist Church snd is having a full" at
tendance. His sermons are having
a great influence and everyone Is
discussing some phase of them.
We hope he will be with us some
time.
„ The latest styles in Plaid Silks,
Chiffon and Measaline Waist Pat
terns. Anderson Crawford & Co.
The visiting attorneys not men
tioned in last week's paper were
Col. J no. L. Bridgets, of Tarboro,
Col. J no. W. Hinsdale, of Raleigh,
and Mr. Oscsr Everett, of Durham.
Mr. Evtrett is s nstive of Martin
County located at Durham for the
practice of law. He was down hereto
argue an insurance esse with Col.
Hinsdale before Judge Webb.
—One dozen shades in Plum
Henriettas, tbe most up-to-date
and stylish good now worn. Prom
50c to sl-25 the ysrd. Anderson
Crawford & Co.
« —Dr. J. Peebles Proctor, who
has been practicing medicine here
for the past year, left Tuesday for
Athens Gs. He is well equiped
for the practice of meditine, having
been associated with Dr. Stuart
McGuire, of Richmond, and is a
courteous and clever gentleman.
He made many friends throughout
the country and had built up a
good practice. ,
—There will be a big crowd of
Martin County people in Williams
ton Wednesday October 1 ith. Men
women and children the brave and
fair of all claaaesa will pay tribute
to the hero pf '6l and '65 on that
day. Come, bring your wit, your
good feeling, amiling countenance
and let it be a day of real joy for
the men who faced the shot and
shell.
—The market up to Friday
night had sold 125,000 pounds
more tobacco, up to the present
time, thqn any other year in the
history of the market. The prices
are excellent considering the qual-'
ityof tbe tobacco. Tbe buyers
say all of it is diseased. Robenon
ville claims and is getting her share.
It all means money to Martin Co.
I, —Prof. B. T. Cowper left last
week to enter upon his duties as
principal of the Graded School at
Haw RrTer. His family will re
main here for awhile. Prof.
Cowper is a man of fine parts;
a patient and thorough instructor
in all parts of school work, and
greatly endeared himself to the pu
pils and teachers of the school in
the past two yean.
SUPERIOR COOKT.
September Term, Judge Webb Pre
— sMiar.
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t. Murder, nol pros with leave.
2. Murder, nol pros with leave.
j. Assault with deadly weapon,
copias and con tinned.
4. State n. Peter 'Williams,
carrying concealed weapon, guilty,
|ij and cost.
5. Jas. E. and Sam Taylor sell
liquor to minors, not guilty.
6. Larceny, nol pros with leave.
7. Affray, nol pros with leave.
8., Murder, copias and contin
ued.
9. State vs. Henry Slade (aban
donment) not guilty.
10. Larceny and Receiving.
State vs Jordan Williams, Mizell
Biggs, Will Scott and Windsor
Roberaon. Scott and Williams
found guilty, on roads five mouths
each.
11. State vs. Wynn, enticing
servant, not guilty.
12. State vs. T. E. Carson,
carrying concealed weapon, not
guilty.
20. State vs. Lewis Roberaon,
assault with deadly weapon, guil
ty, 12 months on roads,
21. State vs. Simon Williams
and W. T. Barnes, assault with
deadly weapon, not guilty.
23. State vs. W. B. Lilley and
W. T. Corey, affray, not guilty.
24. State vs. Elbert Johnson,
carrying concealed weapon, guilty,
judgement suspended on payment
of cost.
26. State vs. Benj. Gibbs and
Henry Ellison, larceny and receiv
ing, not guilty,
28. State vs. William Brodit,
larceny and receiving, 18 months
on roads.
2Q. State vs. Salvander Rogers,
larceny and receiving, 5 months on
roads.
33. State vs. Henry Lanier, lar
ceny and receiving, 5 months on
roads.
34. State vs. Simon fi. Hardi
son, defacing live trees, not guilty.
35. Charles Roberaon, assault
with deadly weapon, 6 months on
roads.
39. State vs. William Carto and
William Hesko, assault with dead
ly weapon, four months on roads.
40. State vs. William Carto, ped
dling without licence, not guilty.
46. State vs. Will Bennet, va
grancy, not guilty.
Good advise to women. If you
want a beautiful complexion, clear
skin, bright eyes, red lips, good
health, take Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. There is nothing
like it. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
I. M. Wheeles & Co., Roberson
ville, N. C.-
Conlederate Veterans Re-Union
October 1 ltb.
Major Harding, of Beaufort
county, will address the Confede
rate Veterans on the occasion of
the re union on Wednesday the
nth of October. Major Harding
is an able and eloquent speaker of
a wide reputation, and the veterans
may look forward to a day of good
things The committee hopes to
have every soldier in the county
present and all their friends. This
is not only an accession of re-union
for the soldiers but is hoped to
have a general re-union of Martin
county people. There' will be
speaking, music and dinner and
old soldiers may be prepared to tell
a joke or two and relate their most
interesting experience.
The program will be printed in
the next week paper.
A OUAHANTKKD CURE FOft PILBB
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Pile*. Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to core any caie, no
matter of bow long landing, in 6to 14
days. Pint application giveaeaae and
rest. 50c. if your druggist hasn't it
send 90c in stamps and it will be for
warded'post-paid by Faria Medicine Co.,
St. Lows. Mo. 11-4 1 ys
—Tbe only store in town cater
ing exclusively to the wants ot
women. Anderson Crawford &
Co.
A series of meetings are being
conducted in the M. E. Church
by the pastor assisted by Rev. Mr.
Co man, of Lenoir. Mr. Coman is
regarded as one of tbe strongest
preachers ot North Carolina. His
manner of delivery is both earnest,
pleasing and convincing. He
holds the attention of every hearer
from the utterance of the text to
the closing word of the discourse.
The citizens of the town should
show their appreciation of this good
man's efforts by a regular atten
dance at all the meeting*. Night
service begins at 8 o'clock prompt
ly; morning service at 10 o'clock
sad lasts one how.
PERSONALS
Mt. F. C. Hoyt, of Washington,
spent Sunday night in town.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Boyle, of
Jamesville, spent Sunday here.
Mr. J. R. Harrell, of Tarboro,
was in town sevefel days this
week.
Mr. Herbert Edmondson and
sister, of Gold Point, were in town
on Thursday.
Miss Irene Smith is visiting her
aunt Mrs. P. A. Boyle in James
ville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S Biggs
and Mrs. John D. Biggs left Mon
day morning for Norfolk.
Mr: F. K. Hodges is in Balti
more this week purchasing his fall
and winter stock of goods.
Mr. James S. Rhodes left Sun
day morning for Richmoud to re
sume his studies at the University
College of Medicine.
B. York returned to
Baltimore Monday morning to take
op his studies at the college of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Mrs. Wm. E. Warren and sisier,
Miss Deborah Flemipg, returned
from Greenville Wednesday, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. H. Ellison, daughter
Laurie and neice Mary Belle left
Wednesday morning for Tarboro
to visit Mr. John Weddel, Mrs.
Ellison's brother.
Misses Annie Peele and Nora
Fowden left Wednesday afternoon
for Washington, where they will
enter the Tayloe Hospital to train
for professional nursing.
Mess. F. F. Fagan, K. H. Har
dison, B. Frank Godwin, ?r., Geo.
L. Whitley, Jr., J. Dillon Simpson
and Willie Watts attended a dance
in Washington Wednesday eve
ning.
Are you lacking in strength and
vigor ? Are you weak ? Are you
in pain ? Do you teel all run
down ? The blesaing of health and
strength come to all who use Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. J. M. Wheeles & Co., Rob
eraon ville, *N, C.
Six More Gsne.
Sheriff Crawford went to Char
lotte Monday morning to carry six
good road hands to be worked on
the Mecklenburg county roads
where they have the finest roads
in America. Mecklenburg County
pays S2O each for these convicts
and their railroad fare with that of
the sheriff who takes them. This
makes twenty good road builders
with terms from six mouths to
three years that have been carried
to other counties siuce the first of
January. It seems reasonable to
us to say that if it pays these count
ies to get all the convicts it can for
road work at this high price it
might pay us to keep them at noth
ing- Here are twenty that have
been taken out of this county this
year to counties that are building
good roads while we plunge
through mud and sand. Meckleu
burg county says it pays and gets
all the convicts it can, it has good
roads the best in America, yet wc
say it will not pay us and we will
not try it. This is an unfortunate
position for us to take.
We have conscientious
but they are leading us in the dark
ness, who will advocate oar present
system and its retention. An>
man is willing to give mote for
good roads than his tax would
amount to yet he will not vote a
little tax and a convict system.
Why is it? Think about it!
—Work has begun on the brick
hotel situated on Main and Brogden
Streets and owned by Hadley Bros
The design is modern and combine*
both beauty and convenience of ar
rangement. The first floor con
tains a store room, lobby, office,
dining-room, kitchin, sample room
etc. The ladies entrance, from
which the main stair-w.»y ascends,
opens on Brogden street and iscon
ventiently connected with the lob
by. The second floor contains the
sleeping apartments. A broad bal
cony reaches the full length of the
front, and two octagon windows
add much to the attraction of the
front of the - building and
makes the rooms large and
pleasant. The estimated cost of
the structure is $9,000, and wasde
signed by Barber and Klutz, Arch
itects, of Knoxville, Tenn. flLwill
be coovenientiy Situated for the
public and is one oi the many
things needed in Williaamaton.
tobacco Flues
We are prepared to
take and fill orders for
Tobacco JBarn Flues and
Stewart's Iron Fencing.
Tin GatttrinK and
Roofing done any
where on short notice
All New Work Guaranteed
MM FBtt CUTER TIM WOOD
IWB Sell Iron FencetS
•aanuracTwnro tv I
> Tlh Stewart bM Works Company)
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Rocky Mount or Williamston, N.C.
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500 CX Telegraphers
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Annually, to fill the new position* cres
ted by Railroad and Telegraph Compa
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PHY AND R. R. ACCOUNTING.
We furni* 75 per cent, of the Opera
ton and Station Agent* in America. Our
six school* are thelargest exclusive Tele
graph Schools in the world Kstablished
» years and endorsed by all Icadiug Rail
way Officials
We execute « fjjo Bond to every stu
dent to furnish hint or her a position
paying from s*n to J6O a month in States
east o» the Rocky Mountains, or from
f}S to SIOO in States west of the Rockies
immedistely upon graduation.
Students can enter at any time. No
vacations. For fnll particular regarding
any of oor Schools write direct to our
executive office at Cincinnati, O. Cata
logue free.
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UNDER A MAMMOTH CANVAS THEATRE • J
ADHISSION 25 & 35 Cts.
New Autumn Fashions In
Clothing Hats and Caps
Dress Goods and silks
The New Fall Styles are Ready. There's no waiting for frost to open the Silk and Dress
Goods burrs—the new stulis have broken their cases. The attractions in these lines are countless
and include the choicest weaves and colorings to be found any where in the Countv.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL
and see our new Fall Milliney, Mrs. L. B. Harrison and Miss Oliva Elliott will be glad to have vou
call and see their new Hats, Silks, Ribbons aud velvets.
Harrison Bros.
Williamston,
We open the season, will make the'selection
of your Fall and Winter Wardrobe a simple
matter if you will permit us to show you the
splendid assortment. Our clothing is design
to meet the requirements of men who want
Stylish, Artistically Tailored and Perfectly
Fitting Garments at Moderate Prices. If that
is the sort you want you will certainly be in-
terested in seeing our collection of apparal.
FALL SACK SUITS—
in single and double-breast
ed stvles, made of all the
most fashionable fabrics, cut
on most graceful lines and
Ijeautifully tailored through
out, range from $5.00 to
$15.00. We call special at
tention to the exceptional
values we are offering for
$7 50, SIO.OO and $12.50.
Yours to Please,
AUTUMN HATS-
and Caps in a most tempting
variety and at prices you
will find hard to resist, If
vou are looking for Style
and Quality at reasonably
low prices don't fail to come
here at your first opportun-
& Co.
North Carolina.