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THE ENTERPRISE. FritUy, *Jun« 14, 1907 LOCAL BRIEFS, w El Coreso. had a perfect storm of rice an well ax rain on Tuesday morning. Mr. W. H. Renfrew for some time foreman of this office, left for Greenville Saturday afternoon. —Tor sometime we.ve been ex pecting t'.i*t "brass U.ind" to par- Tade through tlv \treet ft —Tafly-Tolu. U at'n me. —Mr. I%r*rt P >I hw accepted a position wl«h Tlu Itnte'rpr!sc Print ing Co. —Mr. llitywO'Ml Kuiglit has ac. cepted a position »lg> the Jeffress __ Drug Btore as eld*. —Chew Tatty "Polu Cum. —The P sr ba'l lever has struck Willianisti.ii no*". and the boys are predicting d« f«i* .n any and all -t. competing team?. 4 Taffy-Tolu G ttnt mieuchcs thirst. —The 19 li is ilr iwing near and jockeys with the'r Miikie» and high stepping •e.'nult' arc of«.n rein on thejr way to lUO "iiack " —The cov.s l ave been nHotvtd an extension of time in which to parade the streets, owing to the 4 freshet in the river, it in responsi ble to get all the stock up, comfort able qnarteni have been provided forauv cow-wliich may fail to«bey the law, after the extension of time is out. —C«urt convenes next week, Jndge Crawford Biggs presiding. There are twenty three criminal cases on the docket. Most of them petty offences The civil docket is always full, though quite a num lier'of cases were disposed of at the Marph term. —Judge Winston, of the law firm of the Winston and Everett, was in town Monday to appear before Judge Hobbs in the case of Pael vs Watts. A compromise was affect ed to the fcatsfaction of all con&rn m —The -editor is ill this week with grippe, and the office is being run by a corps of "devils". All mis takes should be excusable for this reason, if not, however, they ahould be charged to the account of the clieif "devil," who is prepared to warm things up —The town commissioners met on Friday night last to consider the building of the town hall and mar ket house". After some diacusion C. R Hartge was given the contract for a plan. N. S. Peel was appointed to supervise the work. It was further ordered that workmen to he employed shallJjp-Mtfdents and tWlrefote tyr fjyers. A tax of S2OO —Mrs. Chloe Lanier was "af home" to a number of the young people on Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin, Miss Janie Wood, of Baltimore. Mr«. Lanier is a delightful hostess and the eve nings spent with her are always pleasantly remembered. —The potato market has open ed her* with medium and stock not high grade*. The indica tions for good prices were favorable laat week but reports say that unloaded her enormous crop and prices dropped. "It is ever thus" to the Martin County farmers. _ ✓ —The town is paying high for the hole in the ground, facetiously 'called an artesian well. Front a statement of the treasurer ${924.34 has been expended and yet it still is a mu£ hole. Two holes-one in the treasury and one In mother earth are rather unpleasant sights ttf the tax payers. ' When you feel the need of a pill take tf-'T>eWitt's Little Early Riser. Small pHI, safe pal, sure pill. Easy 9 take—pleasant and effective. Drives away headaches. Sold by S. R. Biggs Wil'iamston. N. C., Slade Jones A Co. Hamilton, ff. C * ' , In a Texas court the other day, the defendant referred to one of the witoeaes against him as a "tripie expansion liar". Probably the superlative of thia would be "under forced draft". ' Mk ni tnrrlMa Pains in the atomach, colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use of Chamberlain's Colic, Wdr - For sale* by S, R. Biggs. Opening ot the Race Track. The fonbal opening of the Wil liamston Trotting Club will take place next Wednesday June 19th. Races to begin at a p. m. The purse to be turfed for is a $65 run-about buggy manufactur ed by the Martin County Buggy Company for which the following horses are entered: Lillian Miller, owner and driver, Mr. Dunstan,'Windsor. Laura Simmojts, owner aud driver, Mr. Spruil, Windsor. Prince George, Qjfcner and driv er, Mr. County. P 10, owner and driver, Mr. Tout My, Coiraiu. Bay Boy, owner and dri/er, Mr. Williams, Roper. Midget, owner and driver, Mr. Purvis, RolxTsouvilly. Dread Naught, owner aud driv er, Dr. J. D. Higgs, Williams ton. ;> '•» . •; Little Straight, owner and driv er, Mr. Mizell, Williamston. Bluebell, owner and driver, Mr. J. Paul Simpson. Klviua Princa, owner ami driv er, Dr. Win. K. Warren. Admission 25 cents. Everybody invited. , Williamston Trotting Clu'». Ox lord Class tn williamston. The Orphan Asyltinl* Muging Ciuss iusi iiul.> in town, and as usual rendered their creditable little concert in the Ma sonic Opera House to a large and appreciative audience. ' The class consists of sixteen members, ten girls aud six boys, under the care and management of Miss Bush and Mr. J. S. Bunch both teachers of the institution. It was composed for th£ most part of small children, who gave a very creditable littleeptertainment, aud one that would BiVe done cred it to much larger children. They left Saturday for Plymouth where they were to play that night. You can't tell a woman's age af. tea she takes Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea Her complexion is fine. She is round r plump, and handsome; in fact ahe ia yonng again. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. J. M. Whiters & Co. at Roberson ville N. C. Death of an Intant. Francis King, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carstarpben, died in Tarborc An Sunday, June 9th, after a short illness. The remains were brought home on Sunday afternoon accompanied by the parents and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carstarphen. The funeral services were- conducted at the residence of C. D. Carstarpben on Smithwick Street by Rev. B. S. Lassiter, Monday at 3 p. m. Inter ment at Oakdale Cemetery. The breaved parents .have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their lovely babe, which like a flower, budded, shed its fragrance and died. More Hail The re was a very destructive hail storm last Saturday afternoon at Hobgood. The track of the storm was about one mile wideand exten ed from Hobgood to Conoho, a dis tance of four miles. The hail was very heavy, destroying nearly all the garden and field crops. The farmers will plow up and replant the land in cotton and peanuts. There were two other hail storms in the county about the same time of day. One in the .Gold Point section doing serious damage on a Jew farms. The other in the Bear Grass section doing some damage to tobacco. FREE TRIP TO THE Jamestown Exposition If yon live within 200 miles of Norfolk you can get a Round Trip to the Ex position Free Condition:—Cut out this adver tisement and present it to ua at our store in Norfolk, not later than August X, 1907, and we will give yon credit for the total coat of your railruad or steamboat fare to Norfolk and return on your purchase at that time, of a Stieff Piano or a Stieff Player-Piano. Only one credit on any one ins trument. Stieff Pianos are sold from maker to user, saving you the dealer's profit. Write for particulars. Be sure to save tl is aurertiae ment. % CHAB M. STIEFF, L. C. STEELE, Moa., 114 Granby St., Norfolk. Va. | The Piano with t£e Sweet' Tone | 6ffietal Piano Jamestown Eapo r- ; : i; THE GREAT | JEWELRV STORE , ; Pafl-Gale-GreenwoodCa., Inc. j ' The largest, Handsomest and Moat | f Complete in the South, in managed i) by ihe following Officer* and. Or ! | ■ rectorat— President; Fred Greenwood' • | Vice President; John L. Roper ' Secretary; }. Edward Cole 1 ! Tress. & Gen. Mgr. D. P. Paul. ! Prank Porter, H. H. Trice, Kred !; ; Lewi* and Dr. A. Week. , ' Cash Capital $150,000 : ' $ With ainjili? (ipitsl and compe. ' I tent management we are fully ! capable of giving you the ties l : service. We iuvite your trade. Send u* i 1 your name and address for ou r | V catalog mailing list. . | Paul-Gale-Grecnwflod Co ;: £ (Incorporated) • | » Jewelers and Silventrfltlt* y fJranhy Street and City Hall Ave. j j Branch Store *O6 Main Sti-iet Js Norfolk, Va. Pretty Marriage"* Tuesday Morning A charming; June wedding was celebrated at 7:30 o'clock, Tuesday morning, in the Methodist Episco pal Church, South, when Miss Henrietta Hassell Peele became the bride of Mr. William Polk McCrnw, both of this City. The marriage vows were given by Rev. Charles L. Reid, pastor of the church. The ha«dsome interior of the edifice was elaborately decorated with potted plants and cut flowers, the color scheme being artistically carried out »n pink ami white. Preceding and during the ceremony sweet music was rendered by Miss Lettie Critcher, of the Baptist University. Meubelsohnn's wedding march was used as a processional, and as the soft strains filled the air, there first .passed up the aisle, Messrs Clar ence JeSress and Fraq)c S. Hassell, next entering the bridesmaids, Misses Anna Crawford and Mary Hassell, following came Dr. Hugh B. York and Herbert Peele. Dainty little Miss Mary Whit more, in white and pink, carrying pansies, followed the dame of honor, Mrs. Kabius L. Miuga, sister of the bride, then the maid of honor, Miss Annie Peel, entered with the bride, and the grooni, with Mr. Grover Hardison, met them at the chancel. After the vows were taken, the bridal left the church, the recessional being Lohengrin's bridal proces ion. The wedding tableau, as it gathered in front of the cbjaocel was a lovely one and was admired by a host of friends who filled the church. The bride was becomingly gowned in a travelling suit of green and gray with hat and gloves to match, and carried a bouquet of I bride's roses with white ribbon. The brides maids were robed in 1 white mull with large hats and carried pond lilies tied with fink ' tulle. Miss Annie Peele was at | tired in white net over silk with . hat to patch and carried pink : ferns. Mrs. Minga wore cream cloth exquisitely em J broidered, and parried sweet peas [ with foliage. The bride is the 1 attractive and accomplished daugb ' ter of Mrs. Mary B. Peele and is : very popular in social circles. She t is the great grand daughter of | Rider C. B. Hassell, and comes of a long line of noble ancestry, Mr McCraw is a prominent druggist and has made • host of friendk since coming here from Littleton, N.C., where he was reared. Many handsome presents attest the es teem in which the young couple are held. Mr. and Mrs. McCraw lelt via the A. C. L:, for Old Point Com fort, Washington City, and other northern points. They will be at home on Haughton Street after June 35th. "This little pig went to market," doesn't amuse tonight Baby's -not well; whst's the mat ter. hrr dear little cheeks are so white; Poor little tummy is aching, naugh ty old pain go away; Cascasweet mother must give her, then she'll be bright as the dqp It is here by S. R. Biggs Willi amston, N.C., Slade Jones. A Co. Hamilton, N. C. S. R. Biggs Selljk Longman 8 1 Martinez L. & M. Paints in pint | and quarts at half-gallon prices. ' ROBERSONILLE ITEMS Ifh A. B. Henderson represent ing the A. K. Hawk's Co, occulists of AtHmta Ga., is in town and is busily engaged in adjusting glasses to all who call upon him. Mr. Henderson is a very polite and courteous gentlemax. •' Mr. Bone of Rocky Mount making our town a visit, and is supplying our merchants with an ample supply of horse correctors aud whips. They are of good qual ity and the merchants are selling these whips cheap. Mr. Bone wins friends wherever he goes. We wish him success in his busi ness enterprises. Large quanities of irisli potatoes are being shipped frotu this point every day and they are bringing remunerative prices. We regret to know in fant son of Mr. and Young of Robersonville is very sick. We hope the careful attention given it by the parents and friends will result in Its recovery. The uth of JSNie and cold enough for fires, is one of the cli matic wonders of the day. The gentlemen who will conduct the tobacco business here this year are getting houses ready and com pleting all other arrangemeuts for the opening of the tobacco market. These/lays many of our citizens go out to the near-by streams anp are bringing in quite a quantity of nice fish, some of them very large. Fried chickens, are very scarce and as there ate several Methodists in this Immediate section, thete is rnuth grumbling because of their great scarcity. Our good Baptist friends can get all the fish ana duck they wish, hence they are content. Bring on your chickens and let us all be happy together. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. J. 0. Guthrie of Raleigh is in town this week. Mr. Willie Champion spent Sun day in town with his parents. Mr. W. R. Fowden spent Satur day and Sunday here with ily. • % Dr.W.E.Warren left for Morehead to attend the Medical Association Monday morning *' Mr. Herbert Peele was in town this week to attend the McCraw- Peele Wedding. . Mr. Forbes of Greenville spent Wednesday night in town. ' Mr. J. B. Waters returned from Richmond Tuesday nifeht. Mr. Jesae T. Price returned Mon day from Morehead City after spending a down th«e. Mr. Charley Brantley, operator for the Williamstou Telephone Co', left Tuesday for Norfolk and the Jamestown Exposition, where he has gone to his vacation. . Messrs. J. S. Cook, J. G. Staton, K. B. Crawford' Wheeler Martin, and Frank Taylor attended a game of ball in Washington yesterday. Dr. J. B. H. Knight, chairman of this section on the practice of medicine, left Monday for the ses sion of Medical Society which meets at Morehead City, where by special invitation he will read a pa per on rheumatism. SOCIAL ITEMS. Miss Nolie York spent Sunday in town with friends. Miss Ella Staton of Kelvin Grove his been spending sometime in town with Miss Anna Crawford. Miss Irene Smith returned from Jamesville last Saturday after visiting relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. G- T. Brantley left Tuesday morning for Norfolk for a few days „ Mrs. John R. Walker and chil dren left Monday morning for to visit her parents. ' Mrs. Bettie Pope and daughter Mrs. B. C. Crawford left Saturday for No'rfok and Washington City. •Mrs. W. A. Ellison and children and Miss Annie Kate Thrower returned Friday from Petersburg. Mr and Mrs Marttin Carstarphyi of Tartnro spent Sunday night and Monday in town with relatives. Mrs.Beckham of Raleigh is visiting r Mrs. W.H.Crawford at her bom« on flfatts Street. , Mrs. J. S. Cook and childret i Lydie and John Cook Jr. Accom ; panied by Miss Delha Ray lei H Saturday for Norfolk. Thereof no case of indigestion, no matter how irritable or how obstinate that wiR not be speedily relieved by the use of Kodol. The main factor in curing the stomach of any disorder is rest, and the only way to get rest is to actually digest the food for the stomach itself. KodOl will do it. It is a scientific preparation of vegetable acids containing the. very same juices found in a healthy stomsch. it conforms to the Pure Food and Law. Sold by S. R. Biggs. Williamston. N. C., Slade Jones, & Co. Hamilton, N. C. For Sale To Highest Bidder. Two (a) shares of the Capital Stock of the Enterprise Printing Co., the par value of which is fjo.oo per shjire. Sold for the payment of the amounts yet due on said shares of stock: $33.00 being due oft one share and f 12. jo on one share. Sale on Saturday, June >9, 1907, ra. o'clock, m, at the office of the Enterprise Printing Co. By order of the Board of Directors. C. D. Frest S. J. EVERETT, Sec'y. BUSINESS ITEMS. —Ask for El Coreso. FOR SALE- Old newspapers 20 cents per hundred, this office. • - * > Taken yp. One spotted l>oar hog unmafked at my house. Owner can get same by paying for feed of animal and payment of tills notice. Apply to Archie Outterbrirtge, R. P. 1). No. a, Williamston, N. C. it , OH, Doctor, I know vot der do . Ven I don't got some pistanesß mit you Jj\ And tuidout any price*. I vill gif der advice: A Get acquainted "YffiT —— "Taffy-Tolu." iri EI Coreso Cigar a Mild Cigar and of a peculiarly fine flavor. Made exclusively for myself. Ask for It. Refuse Others 72 L. E. COREY/ ••• - ▼holmjf Grocer. bmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmi i [ « > "f J NO. 0 ' p A Straw U a )V , ! Two Obituaries ! ► John Doe died week after ' , a short illness, leaving-> a widow and five children. Mr. Doe ► , was seemingly a prosperous mer i , chant, but In settling hia estate ■, his stock oI merchandise hal to ' lie sold at a discount of 50 per ct. 4 y and the entire absorbed , in paying his debts. Nothing was ► left to his family. Mr.. •Doe- had * y intended taking Lif^ ; Insurance, , but put it off until it was too late. * It would grlevs him now if he ' , couldlnow that bis family is an object of charity. Richard Roe died suddenly thin * mornibg while on the train en- * t route to New York. His remains t will be brought hotne for inter-" 1 ment. Mr. Roe was aman of large 4 ! business capacity and foresight, Just one year ago he teok a $ 10,000 * Life Insurance Policy for tiiel>ene- ► fit of bis. fa.nlly. This amount well invested will bring an annual' • 1 income to educate hia cnildrdl and ' , support hia family comfortably. ► Moral Uuerry--Would your name be John I)oe or Richard Roe? ► B. T. COWPER ►J ■ Life, Fire, Accident- ' ► 'Phone No. 7 *>j. i ( Office over V. ft M. B'k B'l'd'g ■AAAAAAAkAAAi,, BKI'ORT OF TBR CONDITION OF THK Bank of Hamilton Hamilton, N. C., at the of busi ness, May 18, 1907. Reaouces: —None ■\f' Liabilities;—s2soo.oo > ' HUte of North Carolina—County of Martiu. I, K. B. Council, Cashier of th« above named hank do solemnly aanar that the above utate" meat ia true to Ihroeat of my knowledge and belief; K. B. COUNCIL. Cashier. Subarribed and awora to before me this Bth day of June 1907. ' W. B. KHODBB. Notary fuhllc. Correct—Atteat; T. B. Blade. C. 11. Baker and X. X Salitbury; Directora. * i- This bank did not open for business til^the^wen^th^May^^^^^^^ m NitNifliet Tki Childriß: At this season of tM y«ar the first unnatural looseness,of •cbilVj should have immediate at tention. Th&beiL. thing be given is Ghanabejlatti 1 Cholera and DiaiWflfca Remedy . followed by caApr oil -w #rectec . with each botUA*of /emedy) ' \ ,+ ' —\3y _ RKPORT TdfTIIH NojflTH CORPROATION COMMISSION U/ >J thk .condition op msim GOUNTY the close of business May, iftth 1907. ■' •' * .. liabiutiks. Load*au3 43 Capital stock -05,000.00 Q^!jf r *v. W Tii3R> V W ,(16 Surplus fund 10,000.00 Stocks, bonds, ,/ jfag 7S; go Undivided profits, etc; 1,471.68 Furniture and fiinomf Dividends unpaid 18.00 DemsirfUoufrjJ ,|tofc.q° Bills Payable 17,000.00 Dm frorii b"nl»^^ , 8,«6j64 fime cer . of depoßit 33.303.84 * ' Deposits sub. to o'k 62.626.a8 ' 9 80 . fi39.4*9-«o State of M Martin. T ' OojL»rl, ninhicr of the -Hank of Jnttin County, do aolemnly swear fbr and belief. -T. - .jjf, ]. G. Cashier. I ~m BwJflPto§RT| si(lwE:rlHfiVt»efore me | Correct —Attest: wKheeler Mar tliia 30th daf iff I tin, Jno. j] G. Staton, G(jt)\yT>i( | Directors. * J Whkki.r* WaJ&MWUqt. J. q. StAToV. Vice-President. 'C 4jj*» " Cashier. /V !lf»d ' ~ k.' ■ •./' )• •• ,i r, t -•■ A Press, Gasoline * .v i; Engiite,Engine, Boiler, Trac- Roller, Field Roller - Sa«llU, Mill. Cider her, 'Corn shelter, Cot • BHck machine or » animrnt machinery such as \,• tor? rakes, binders, hay , Tttitout threshers, etc. I the above j '• U r t i cU lars. prices and terms upon j v application. your inquiries ' '-T ; AMil/simpson, - : V>. "-c ; .. „ BTAXKMIWTTO TW(ttlmAlrto,N COMMISSION OF TIIK CONDITION OF Bank At »t Uiti'ofose of business on May 18, 1907. 'JL.; T' ""LTXBILITIKS - •" ' and f fpo , 47 Capita! Stock $25,000.00 OYER«lraft»^^j '£&&& Surplus Fund "H •J.OOOJOO ittrasHMsss Cmh Hem. *T.fIL .) m\S.of, Bink finable . 5,000.00 TSflraQer. of Deposit 42.2X8.16 . Silver Nat. Bank Sotw y r - yfe/'-.flMMyr Ca»hi\rs CheAs 300.00 TotM « , 7 jV,' VTqtat $130,842.81 I. Frank H^gili','l tin* .ibuye urtiucil Imuk, do solemnly swear that the • tave%iUtem&t ft-true to W lity Icnswleilise anil liMitf. ■*'■■. T FMAHK K. FAUAN, Canhler. . Sntme, t,hln i !t }r4tay of May I? 07. " W.A« T, ClW'Folb, Notary Public '*-rrr~l Hijtwi Hn»i*elf, C. L>. CaPi&rtihcu. ' *flfedHS'DpN N. C.. " *• ■wGtikWKk i - s ~SrZ? L*;>- ',. t *• . r jOjlN f* I). CARSTARPHKN, Vice Pres .P*OAV Cashier.- - , . ; IPl^htS' ' " if "■ Enterprise - . . iipMhe ; first'. ■ 1908. s TQIf^COpLUES j? yonr Flues i 1 Aff Kflft* to Order. Try Us ! ' „ *W°olards i ' X aiid hands ( mm '' ' ''*' ® re^ B, l^e c '°^ B jj ' .Quinary Plow ; ij&cfoft r D, •''•■ WUtiamston, N. C. J
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