LOCAL ITEMS T
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revenue t* to be derived, will be charged nt the
rate of 10 cents a line, six word* «o a
liar) each i«»ue. Special rates will he made on
long contiact*.
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—The squirrel law expired Oct
ober ist. and local hunters find
sport now with the "bushy tails
—Wilhamstan Ginning and Mill
ing C 'mpany are paying 5' 4 cents
for good seed cutton, Simpkin's
Variety, bale lots.
5 or 6 doses ''60(1" will cure
any ca*-e 6t Chills and Fevtr.
Price 25c.
—We will start cur system gin,
October i>t. Ih ing us your colion.
We buy ,both cotton an I se*W\
gin Higest market pi ice guaran
teed^— Williamstrn Milling and
' Gimriig Cg.
—The peanut factory has clean
ed all stock on hand and will be
closed until the new crop is har
vested and put on the market.
The Williatnston Ginning and Mill
ing Co , ccnimenctd operations this
week.
—The friends of Jtsse T. I'l ice
and the public generally will be
pleased tuknow that lie has recover- j
ed sufficiently to i estiuie his work at !
the post office lie is very efficient i
clerk "and when abstnt is greatly
missed.
* —300,000 first-class shingles
made from old growth c> press. For
Sale at our mill. Pricts reascna
ble. See us. —Daniel & Statoii.
"St lilmo", which is soon to
be setu herp, is said to he one of
the seas MI'S b.st offerings. The |
national reputation of this beauti
ful book is bound to assure a ca
pacity audience when it is pre
sented in pity f'iiin at tile Opera
H.juse Wednesday evening Octo
ber li.
5 or 6 doses will cure'
anv of CluUs and Keyer _
Price 25c.
—There will be a short prayer
service at the K pisco pal Church |
every day at five minutes t>asTt |
twelve o'clock during the sessions
of the General Convention 011
tomorrow (Saturday) the members
of the Woman's Auxiliary aie es
pecially requested to be present at
this service.
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Hat Lanier, who was in the
tods of the United States once fur
retailing hut was cleared cf the
charge, was arrested Monday morn
ing on a warrant sworn out by
Chief White for the same offence.
Chief White was the principal wit
ness against the woman and the
evidence will convict her. One l>y
one they are coming in. The pity
is that there are not mote.
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—James G. Statou has resigned
from the Hoard of Town Com
missioners and G. W. Hlount was
appointed to fill the vacancy. Mr.
Staton's le-dgnation removes a
strong member from the Board as
he has been much interested in
street and other improvement. He
is a member of the Virginia Caro
lina Peanut Co., whicjj will take
the contract for lighting the town
and without a violation of the law
could not serve 011 the Poard.
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—A good position can be had by
ambitious young men and ladies in
the field of "Wireless" or Railway
telegraphy. Since the 8 hour law
became effective, and since the
Wireless companies are establishing
stations throughout the country
there is a great shortage of telegra
phers. Positions pay,/ beginners
from S7O to S9O per month, with
good chance of advancement. The
National Telegraph Institute oper
ates six official institutes in Ameri
ca, under supervision ot R. R. and
Wireless Officials and places all
graduates into positions. It will
pa£ you to write them fjj full de
tails at Davenport, la., Cincinnati,
0., Portland, Ore., or Memphis,
Tenn.
1 PERSONAL JBRIEFS |
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Capt, S. F. Williams was in tovi n
! Tue day.
J. K. Carstarphen is in Richmond
this week.
W. A. and Best Fleming were in
town Monday.
D. D. Stalls, of liveretts, was in
town Wednesday.
John 1,. Rodgerson was here
from Everett a Wednesday,
Messrs Wolfe and Mills, of
' Plymouth, were liere Sunday.
j Mrs. John 11. Tucker, of Weldon
ft visiting Mrs. F. K. Hodges.
Mrs W. A. James and children
I went to Robersonville Tuesday.
.
Mrs. Louis W. Godwin left for
I her home in Farinville Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Jordan, of James
ville, has been in town this week.
Mrs. W. P. McCaw has been
! visiting her mother here this week.
John R. Ellison., of the A. C 1,.
R. Iv.. at Suffolk, was here Tties-
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j Mrs Charles Alley of Washing
ton City, is visiting relatives in
! town.
I
Mrs. Augustus Johnson, of Gold
j Point, visited relatives here last
! week.
Mrs. W. l. f/itnb went to Wil
son Wednesday to visit relatives
i there.
Mrs. I.ivenia Williams and Mrs.
I# W. Godwin went to Jamesville
Monday.
Postmaster J. R. Mobley left
Wednesday for an extended trip
to the NOl til.
Mrs. J. K. Moblty and Mrs.
Heibert Cowing and little daugh
ter are Aisiting in Wooefland this
week.
f. 1,. Woolarel, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle and Master Jay, left
for Richmond to attend the Virginia
Mate rail.
Daniel F. Conrad, of Lexington,
►who came here to attend the funeral
of.Mrs. H C. Crawford, left Tues
day aftetnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. Pope, of
Roberfonville, attended the funeral
ot their sister, Mrs. 15. C. Crawford
heie on Tuesday.
Rev. (». J. Dowel 1 left for
Rakish Wednesday where lie of
ficiated at the marriage of his
niece, Miss Kleanor Conn. .
Mrs. James G. Staton, accom
panied by Miss Irene Smith, left
Mondiy for Norfolk from whence
they will go-to Cincinnati to attend
the Triennial Convention of the
Episcopal Church of America.
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Reaching the Top
in auv cal'mg, of life, demands a
vigorous body and a keen brain.
Without health theie is no success.
But Klectric Hitters is the greatest
Health Builder the world has ever
known. It compels perfect action
of stomach, liver, kidneys bowels,
purifies and enriches the blood,
tones'and invigorates the whole
system and enables you to stand
the wear and tear of your daily
work. "After months of suffering
from Kidney Trouble," writes W.
M. Sherman, of Cushing, Me.,
"three bottles of Electric Bitters
-made me feel-like anew man "
50c. at Saunders & Fowden.
Don't This Surprise You ?
1 The painter coated the walls, ceiling
and wood work in my kitchen, amount
inn to 625 square feet, one cost, with
one-half gallon No. 27
and had a little point left."
GEO. S. ALDHIZER,
Broadway, Va.
This is why Davis Paint is so popular
For sale by W. H. Williams,
Willlsmston, N. C.
HIG G S
INDUSTRIAL
INTFitute
For the Training and Better
ment of the Colored Youth
Second se».sim_ begins October I2lh
Courses in music, agriculture and domes
tie science. . Competent teachers; an
excellent opportiHiity tor those who de
sire to improve their condition. Spleii'
di«\rai!road facilities; healthy locality.
Kates "Very reasonably.
For further iufonuatioii write
W. C. CH ANCE •
PRICIPAL,
Pamiele • - 1 North Carolina
Choice French and
Holland Buihs
Hyacinths, Narcissus, D.tffodilN,
Tiilips, Fra.vsias Kaster and Caila
I,lilies.
PLANT EARLY FOR BEST RESULTS
All Seasonable Cut Flowers Hun -
ished at Short Notice
i; .1; * V -k Y\
Palms, Perns anl all Hot-house
s- - . plants Decoratiov.
Rose liushes, Slit übieties', Hedge
ami Shade Tiecs in ('.rent Varieties.
Ask for Price-list.
Phone, telegraph and mail orders
Promply Executed by
J. L. O'Quinn & Co.
I'hone 140,- K deigh, N. C.
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres'one mile trom Parmt-lc,
50 acres cleared and nood cultiva
tion for cotton, tobacty and pea
nuts, good dwelling and"outbuild
ings, 2 good tobacco barns.
See or write
h. C. Vanortwick,
•I (• ' .i, gTimli, N. C.—■
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I Farmer Friends:
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Harvest time is approach- per cent. Interest from date
ing and naturally you are of issue if left three months
beginning to wonder what or longer, if you prefer we
will be best to do with your . will take it subject to check,
Surplus Money; let us sug- - furnish you Pass Book and
gest: Bring it to us and Check Books free of cost
we will issue you a Certifi- and you can get it any day
. cate of Deposit bearing 4- you wish.
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Make our Bank your Bank and you will be i
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i Bank of Martin County
I CAPITAL AND PROFITS $35,000.00
I- Williamston, - North Carolina m.
■ Wheeler Martin, President J. G. Godard, Cashier ■
1 J. G. Staton, Vice President C. H. Godwin, Asst. Cfeshier a
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Backed hy a Policy
f fire insurance, jon needn't worry
about yiiur property every time 'you
leave the house. No man who is a tnan I
can help worrying unless be carries
Sufficient Fire Insurance
and he who continues to worry when we j
stand rekdv to insure him at such a ;
moderate cuit has less horse sense than
we kiuny j oii posssss, _ This reminder we J.
expect to bring you to our office this vtry
day.. . .
K. If. GKAWFOBD
INSURANCE AGENT, .
Godard Building i
A SCENE FROM ST. ELMO
We Pay Best
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Cash Prices For
1 ■■—ll imiinmi 1 inipiUßiH ii i« 11m
SEED -
COTTON
• B. E. PEAS
AND
PEANUTS
ALSO
HIDES
WAX
AND
TALLOW
We sdl bagging and ties
grain and peanut sacks
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H. B. MAYO & CO.
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Real Estate
" FOR
SALE
4 Lots with dwellings
on same, in one of the
best sections of
Robersonville
Belonging to the Estate of
• Mc. G. WYNN
For Further Information See
_ Wiley Rogerson
or s
John Edmondson
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