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LOCAL ITEMS |
All notice* publi*heMn thin column, when
fevcinw 1 0 be *lrrivel, will be charged at the
rate of jo cent* h line, (count \vords to «
Jin»)each :->peciHl rate* will be lliftclc on
Jong cou tract v
—All Fools' Day.
—Another lot Linen I,ace ,sc
yard. —-F K Hodges.
—The ptipils of the Graded
School had holiday Kastcr Monday.
J
—S me of the finest shad ever
seen here were caught Monday by
local fishermen.
—Big line Shirt Waists from 50c
to 5.} Oo —F. K. Hodges.
—Good time to clean out thel
drain pipes 111 the town and rake
the s'rects clear of paptr and other
tia^li.
—The stores here will close at
700 o'clock p rn , on and .'ifter
April iSth. This order of closing
will be in 1 fleet until October 1 3
S e the bargains on our Rem*
nnut Counter. F. K Hodges.
Dr. \V. H. Wakefield, ot
Charlotte, will be Williamston at
the Atlantic Hotel on Saturday,
Aoiil 2nd, one day only. His
practice is limited to diseases of
the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat
and Fitting Glasses.
—The Betterment Association
desires the cooperation of the
women of the town, and should
have it. The work is a splendid
one and in other towns has a mar
velous record The Association
meets each month at the Gnuled
School building.
A Nice Line Men s Negligee
Shirts, 50c and $t 00. —F. K. Hod
ges -
—J'r. R Intake, eye special
jst, is now at the ollice of Dis.
Warren iV Rhodes treating eyes
and fitting glasses, aud will remain
untill April 7th. If your clyiul-ren
suffer wi'li headache, neuralgia or
pains about the eyes, consult Dr.
Drake.
—The Mission services to be con
ducted by Archdeacon Webber will
begin next Wednesday night in the
.Episcopal Church at tf o'clock.
Card/ with the schedule of services
will' b/.*"distributed later, livery
bod v is invited.
—The Ladies of the Methodist
Church will give an entertaiumcut
to-night in the Masonic Hall. The
fund- t'j be secured are to be used
to purchase a carpet for the church
buiUliug. Ttie public should rec
ognize this worthy cause and give
it stil>stantifll-pgi ronage.
—Tbt program for the.entertain
ment announced for Friday
by the Methodist ladies will be di
vided into two parts*, The bazaar
>iud sale of refreshments will take
place Friday night as announced,
• "Scenes in a Union Station'' will
be given April 15th, the presenta
tion of this part of tie program
being impossibleowing to unavoid
able interruption in the practice.
No admission wiM be charged Fri
day night. All are invited.
• —Truckers will find Simpkins'
Cotton a greajt men-
[ey-maker. It can be planted as
flate as Mav 20th, to follow truck
crops, and if desired can be planted
between the rows of the growing
crops It matures in ninet/ days
from planting. Choice and pure
O. B. at Raleigh, cash to accom
pany order. References: Any batik
111 Raleigh. Address W. A. Simp
kins, Raleigh, N. C. Simpkina
has grown ai Raleigh two bales to
the acre, following Irish potatoes;
snap beans and cabbages.
t PERSONAL BRIEFS
s . *
Miss Annie Mi/ell went to Cone
toe Saturday.
J K. Carstarphen went to Nor
folk Tuesday.
P. 11. Brown, of Jamesville, was
here Tuesday.
Edward Darden was here from
Hamilton Sunday night.
Mcs. Lodis Godwin is visiting
her mother on Main Street.
Misses Kattie Blount and F>a
Gainor spent Foster at home.
Mrs. W. S Manning went to
Roanoke Rap ds Wednesday.
Win el er Martin was home from
Wake Forest to spend I vaster.
W. B. Watts is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watts.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor spent
Easter with her sister, Miss Martha
Tavlor.
Samuel Williams, of Philadel
phia, has been iti town this week
visiting friends.
Causes 95 per cent
of Diseases
Advice Concerning Stom
ach Troubles and how
to Remedy Them
Do nut neglect indigestion which
leads! to all sorts of ills and com
plications. An eminent doctor onee
said that 95 per cent of all the ills
of the human body have their
origin in a disordered stomach.
A physician who made a special
ty of stomach troubles, paiticularly
dyspepsia, after years of study per
fected the formula from which
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets leads us-ito believe
them to be the great st remedy
known for the relief of acute In
digestion and chronic dyspepsia.
Their ingredients are soothing and
healing to .the-inflamed membranes
of the stomach. They are rich in
pepsin, one of the greatest digestive
aids known to medicine. The re
lief they afford is almost immediate.
Their use with persistency and
regularity for a short time brings
about a cessation of the pains caus
ed by stomach disorders.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will
insure healthy appetite, aid diges
tion and promote nutrition As
evidence of our siucere faith in
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablots, we ask
you to try them at our risk. If
they do not give you eutire satis-
faction, we will return you the
tponey you paid us for tliem, with
out question or iorniality. They
come in thrte sizes, pticc 25 and 50
cents and jfi.oo.
Reuieuibir, you can obtain Rec
all Remedies in W'illinmstotv only
at our store—The Rexall Store.
The S. R. liigßs I)ruff Co.
Wllllamston Graded School
HONOK ROLL
For week ending March 25, 1910
FIFTH GKADR
y James Turner, Ilarrell Thomes,
Glei)wood)Elhngton, Nettie Carson,
Reynolds Smith, I/.unllit: Walker,
James Kdwiu Harrtll
SIXTH GRADE
Sampson Hadlev, Lilla Bunch,
Ophelia Ward, Oiueda Davis, I„o
--teue Davis, Fitshugh Roberson,
Edgar Hlount, Daisy Manning,
Louise Upton, Leona Page,, Robin
Kthel Carson, Carrie Dell
Blount, Richard .Smith, Ollie
Meadows. Delia Kate Ward.
MKS. C. M. LANIKK,
Teacher
TAX
Noith Carolina,
Martin Count v.
I, W. K. White, tnx collector for the
town of Williainston, Martin Count),
North Carolina, have this day levied
upon the following real estate situated
ami being'in said town and hereinafter
described and 1 shall, 011 Monday the 2d
day of May 1410, at 11 o'clock noon, at
the court house door 111 Williainston,
.Martin County, North Carolina, sell the
same to the highest bidder, for cash, for
taxes due the town of Williainston for
year
Lots Amount
A. C. Jones 1 $5.^5
11.. T. Stalling 1 store house 9So
I'l/lis Bailey 1 1.60
Pat Hailey 7 1 3.00
tola liond 1 a.OO
Sarah Cherry 1 .300
Mack liond 1 1,6')
11. U. Daniels 1 • , -1.4s
Augustus Johnson 1 X.92
, This the 31st day of March 1910.
41 W. K. W'HITK. *
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Notice^
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North Carolina, Martin County.
In the Superior Court
Wilier Haislip vs Kobert Haislip.
The defendant above named will take j
notice that atl action entitled as above
has l)eeii eommeuced in the Superior
Court of Martin County for a divorce.
And the said defendant will further take
notcie that lie is required to appear at
the term of Superior Court of said coun
ty to be held on the second Monday af
ter the fiist Monday in June, it being
the 20th day of June 1910, at the Court
House of said county in Willianiston, N.
C. and answer or dertiur to the complaint
in said action or the plaintilT will apply
to the Court for relief demanded'in said
complaint. p
This the 28th day of March, mio.
J. A. HOBBS,
4-r., Clerk Superior
Notice
Having qualified as administrator of
the the estate of Garev Bunting, deceas
ed, late of Martin County, North Caru
lina, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said qstate of said deceas
ed to exhibit them to the undersigned at
Robersuuville, N. C., on or before the
first day of April 1911, or this notice will
lie plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immdeiate pay incut.,
This March JI, 1910.
4-1 T. A. BUNTING, Admr.
* Notice.
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North Carolina—Martin County.
r, J(/nes Taylor, ilo hereby enter the
following land lying in Roliersonville
Tpwnship. Martin, County, Bounded as
follows; On the sQinh-.liy O. M. Sepell
formerly' Jones TayTor. on the east bv
the lands Supposed to belong to J. R,
Purvis, and on the north and west by
the lauds containing fifty
acres, more or less.
""This the of Feb. i-ho.
T. Jones Taylor, Applicant.
A. S. Coffield, Entry Clerk, 2-25
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Notice
Having (jualified as Administrator upon
the Estate of Asa Roberson, deceased;
Notice js hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said Kstate to
present them to the undersigned for pay
ment on or before the 19th day of March
19 11. or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to said Kstate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
This 15th day of March 1910.
3-iS , PLENY PEEL, Adm.
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of authority of a deed of
trust execute! to nie by Simon Lanier on
the 7th dy of June ' 19c*, and duly re
corded in the Register's office in Martin
Count's in Book O. (» G Page 9, to se
cuie the payment of certain boud bear
ing even date therewith, and the stipu
lation* iu said deed of trust not. having
beeu complied with, I shall expose at
public auction, for cash ou Monday the
nth day ot April 1910 at 12 o'clock, at
the Court house door in Martin County,
the following pn>j>erty:
house and lot in the'town of Wil
liamston huti 111 led l»y the lands of Wilson
St ition, I'attie Bailey and Church St.,
and being the. same laud upon which
jane Wilson formerly lived aud purchas
ed by J. W. Watt* at sale by W. T.
Crawford aud'N. ti. l'eel under a Heed
of trust from Kills and Jane Wilson of
record in the public registry for Martin
Couut,v / iu Book W. W. Page 227.
This the 10th day of March, 1910.
3-11 WHKKLER MARTIN, Trustee.
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of ;yitborit v of a deed of trii9t
executed to me by Pattie Baily ou the
29th of February 1908 aud dulv recorded
in the register's office iu Martin County
ill Hook V'VV, page 27, to secure the pay
ment of a certain bond (tearing even date
therewith and the stipulation* in said
deed of trust not having been- complied
with, I shall expise to public auction
for cash 011 Friday the 15th day of April
1910 at 12 o'clock at the Court iu Martin'
County, the following }>ioj>ert\ :
Beginning at the coiner of Whit Ruf
fins lot running thence 33 It. along the
first street W. of A C. L. dejait; thence
South W. 98 ft. Latham's
lot to Jennie Ruffiu's lot; thence 53 ft.
N. \V. along Jennie Latham's lot to Whit
Rufhn's lot ,to the beginning.
This the MUj,ilay of March 1910.
3-10 S. S. HADLhY, Trustee.
Notice
Having qualified as administrator «>f
the estate of James W. Manning, deceas- j
etl, late of Maitin Cyuuty, North Caroli- 1
na, this is to notify all persons having j
claims against the estate of the said de
ceased to present to the undersigned «t |
Robersouville, N. C., 011 or b fore the Ist j
day of March 1911, or this notice will be i
pleaded in bar of the recovery. All per-1
sons endebted to said estate will please j
make immediate payment.
This the Ist day of March T9lO.
3-4 J. 11. ROBKRSON, JR., Admr.
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RKPORT Qy TltK CONUITION OF fHK . i
Bank of Robersonville
Robersctfville, N. C., at the close of bus
iness Jan, ,vi 1910.
KKSOI'RCHS:
Loans and discounts f 40,317.21
Overdrafts . r 3,W07,1^
Banking house 20; fur
niture and fixtures >944 75
Due from bunk anl bankers 20,130.25
Silver coin including all minor
coin currency 9,H7'*.17
Total $ 77,611 761
t
1.1AH11.1 UKS :
Capital stock f 15,000.00
Surplus fund r 7,160.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid 1,756.80
Time certificates of deposit ' 8,08.3 *^3
Deposits Subject to check 45.539
Cashier's checks outstanding 71.50
Total # 76
JSTATR'U SON ru 1 AHOI.IS v, Cmmty ot Martin
ss —I, J. C. KulH-rtMin, cashier of the above-i
tmmcU liank, do solemnly swrnr that the atnivr
«tMcmrtit t» true to the be«t of my knowledge
and belief. J. C. ROBHRTSON, Cashiet
Correct Atlest- J. 11. Robertson, Jr., k A. BaU
try. K. H llarprove, Director*
1 ssuWribcd and sworn to betore me, this 7 da>
jof bib. lijiu. S. 1.. KOSS Notary t'ublic.
I
Rejairt of the Condition of the
Bank of Martin County
1
j at the close of business Jan. 31, 1909
RKSoi'RCKS:
Loans and Discounts 22,675.06
Overdrafts secured , 3 577-97
All othvr stocks Ixjnds, mtA 1,376.00
Banking house fur. and tixt's,s\ 1,750.00
Demand loans " J 1,900.00
Due from banks aud banker J 21,861.71
Silver,coin, including alL^^
minor coin currency io,S6i.ot
Total * ♦164,005.75
I 10,000.00
Surplus P'und 'S,CKX).OO
Undivided promts, less current
expenses and taxes paid 4,797.62
Notes and bills rediscouuted 24,000.00
Time certificates of deposit 27,801.49
Deposits subject to checl( 77,406.64
Total $164,005.75
Stalc of North Carolina. County of M»rtin, ss;
I, J. C.. Oodard, Cashier oi the ahove-naiued
bank, do solemnly iwf»t that the above state
ment is true to the beat of ni'f hiJowledfe and
belief J. G. GOIVARD, Cashier
Corr«ct—Attest Wheeler Martin, J. 0. Staton,
W. J. Whitaker, Directors.
Subscribed and rworn to before me, Uiis ioday
of February, 1909. , I C. H. GObWIN,
Notary Public
The Up-Building of
THIS BAN K
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is duc-to the fact that we have ample capital and that we have adhered
to a policy which hps been cou ervative, yet along progressive lines.
We offer to our customers modern facilities for the prompt and proper
transaction of .their financial affairs; ample vault and safe room for
storing and safe-guarding of their money, notes, insurance policies and
other valuable papers and &uch liberality of treatment as is consistent
with prudent banking.
Four Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits
ACCOUNT IS CORDIALLY SOLICITED
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Williamston, N. C. ' v
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JOHN D. BIOC.S, President CHAS. I>. CARSTARPIIEN, Vice Pres.
FRANK P PAGAN. Cashier L. 11. HARRISON, Ass't Cashier
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Post Mortem Dividends
Received from Frank F. Fagan, Agent Union Central Life In
surance Company check for Thirteen Dollars, this amount being First
Post Mortem Dividend 011 Policy No. 315269 011 the life of" Samuel R
Biggs, deceased.
- SAU.IK BIGCR.
Received from Frank F. Fagan, Agent Union Central Life In
surance Co, check for Six and 12-100 Dollars this amount beinj».
First Post Mortem Dividend on Policy No. 315436 on the life of Mc-
Gilbert Riddick deceased.
MAGGIE L. DANIEL, Admrx.
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UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FRANK F. FAGAN, - LOCAL AGENT, - WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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Our idea in giving away ihese preseuts is simply this.
We believe in the profit sharing plan of advertising.
With every purchase of a certain amount we will give a
card. Call and learn the particulars. We will maintain
our standard of high qual'ty and continue to always sell
our goods a little lower than our competitors.
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Enamel ware and Special Bargains
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Manufacturer's Agent For , ' ,
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Pea Ilullers and Pea Harvesters, Mowers, Rakes
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I'll furnish Man Free of Cost that will.
Write or Call,
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or
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