I THE ENTERPRISE
POBLtanKD KVFaV FRIDAY
K. C.
UTfbLIAM C. MANNING. EniTOB
jtIitSCKIPTION KATES
O.it v. »r • \ - - - SI.OO
fUx \ - .50
Xfcrtw tlMllhS • - - • 7 5
atricriy Cash In Advance
~
Advertising Kates Application
tu>e«.-1 I'tb' Prm' Oflirr at WlllUmMoil,
)• W, C. " S» -jond C'ULM MHU Malti r
Friday, March 1, tQi2
If V M'ii should yet prohibition
some f ksi:: Ntnh Catolinaivould
get ao ' dry ' lint a good summer
breezeccui i carry them off iu a jiffy.
There S '*o doubt-*ltft tiie Dtjn
ocrat caii iviil h» ve Tedrly
tfce inriprf'-ih'e tor an opponent.
Taft seem 'nnaole to curiy
lui end of 'he log
The liqoi r men tlie
country are ire 1 bcc.iuse 61 the
movement to ;,vi' women the bal
lot. They I vavw- for alarm
tor with the f• dh.t in the huuls of
the good wo» k »* of the coun.ry,
there will he u >,ei.eral cleaning up
of things. W. rjv-n «nd cbiidren
have suffered more train u debauch
ed manhood than from anything
eise In the world, and together they
could protect the husbands and
fathers who ar not manly enough
to protect themselves. Tnis is will
known to thec'ibtillers iu the U 'itt d
;>t/tcti and hems- ilie cry of alum.
Just a Difference
The storv of Oroide \Vashi:n;t >n
aod his father's cherry tree is fa
miliar to every school boy iu the
luiid. He owned the ileed, because
h*' Ji'ouM not tell a lie even to es
cape punishment. He also >l* vlfiK-J
th»t he would not li'Md t!ie • lV.cc of
President three tein:- at.d ad: orfed
strictly to his word.
Roosevelt said that he would un-.
der no circumstances be a candidate
for n third term. Perhaps lie lr.d
a vision of the i:nmort:.l Washing
ton then. Since then l.e has lost
sight of the vision and I cdju-t like
Ananias did in the  K-u t.-ne
when people received tu»u» iluect
punjjlunetit tiian in thes. tin. •.
Washington is as much iiivi- to- |
day iti the bcirts of country- |
men is when he was laid to res: in
thr>t hTerra toward which all Atneri-,
cans turn their steps of d. votloti.
He is loved for his goodnc.-s- a d j
of truth. The wiry CoUim l j
IloostvoU w!'l be i - emcmb;r.ri
liLi lies and fickleuess.
Boys' Corn Clubs
> Tim TlrfraKrßi.SK is always clad
to Ht-e every goad thing move for
ward, and titanas readv to !; :'p.
It has urged the formation of Beys'
Coru Clubs throughout the county,
because the young and
corn-grower will become the pros
perous and intelligent farmer cf the
future. In order to promote this
forward movement among the boys
cf the county, we will oiler the fol
lowing prizes lor 19 12:
Pirst.-—Three years' subscription
to Tim ENTERPRISE to the boy that
makes the best mark as a c rn- j
grower in each township of Martin |
Oouuty.
Second.—Two years' subscrip-l
Uon for the second best yield.
Third,—One years' subscription
lor the third best yield.
This corn muat be planted, fer
tllired and harvested under the
rules of the N. C. Buys' CornClu.
«s prescribed by the State Depart
ment of Agriculture. These rule
may be had from the Department
or from Prof. R. J. Peel, Supt. of
Sducatioa of Martin County.
Prof Peel will be tho judge nnd
prizes will be awarded at once upon
lus decision. There are ten town
ships in the comnty and this means
thirty hoys in the county can get
*et sixty yean subscription free,
lad at the same time gain ksow
|edge which will be of grert value
to them In future yean.
DODSON LIVER TONE
BEATS CALOMEL
No Need Now to Risk Your Health
Taking Dangerous Drugs
New Remedy is Guar
anteed
Next time your liver Rets slug
gish and you feel dull and head
achy *0 t > Saunders Sc. Fowden
drug store and get a bottle of the
successful medicine, Dodson's
Liver Tone.
It will start >our liver, gently
but firmly, and cure an attack of
constipation or bilinu .ness without
any restriction of habit or diet.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pl-as-1
ant tasting vegetable liquid, for
both children or gr>wn people.
Its use is not followed by any of
the bad after effects which »;>:r,e
tirae follow taking calomel. ~
Slunders it Fowden drug store]
will give von vour monev back it |
you do not find a perfect stibsfitute j
for calomel.
A CLASSIC NOTE. «
"Archimedes," read tho pupil, "lean '
od from bit bath, shouting: 'Kureka' |
Eureka!'"
'"One moment, Jame«," th« teaobor
eajH. "What iu the meanini of 'Ku i
reltft?'"
" 'Eureka' means 1 bare found It."" ;
"\>i> "til Wbnt l.au AcMmedes 1
found?"
Jiuncfl hesitates n nic»ment, then
ventured hopefully:
"The soap, mum."—Christina IntoM-
C*Jncer.
Gloiicus Nevs
coinei from Dr. J. T Curtiss,
IKvight, lvau. He writes. "I noli
only have cured ond ca>e of eczemu J
in my patients with Klectrie Kilters,
but also cured myself by tliem of |
the si me disease. I feel sure they '
will benefit an v case of eczema.")
This shows what thousandr have;
proved, that Klectii - Kr'ttrs is a|
Imost effective bl*>?■! puritier. lis]
jau excellent remedy for eczema,
tiitter, salt rheum ulc-jrH. boils and
running sores. It stiintilawe liver,
kid.ivs Hi id b-j-vttv expels persons,
iiylps digestion. builds up the 1
st r- n\j\ h. I'ri.v 50 ; Satisfaction j
guaranteed bv Sauudvrs X: Fowden. j
The Sweirt Thinfl.
Clara—He suyti he thinks I :ira tin |
Direst girl In town. Shall ! ask lilra I
to nail? Snrtih —No, dour; let hlro |
k*ep cm thinking BO.~ Town Topics. 1
To Motors—And Others.
You car. Kncklt.u's Arnica
Slave to cut" t oiliiren >.t c/enia,
r.o-Ues tetter, chafings, -jc.ilv and
,;tns:«,l humors, as v. oil as their
tccidi-.ital iujuries.—cuts, burns,
| ;to , with perfect safety" Nothir.ji
else heal-> so ipiukh, I*vjr boils,
tticei:' old, i rnntnc or twer -ores j
■), piles it ti .' i'(i ijua'.. :5 cts .it
S tutivlTi's «N; l*'o vdvn.
Notice
I HAVING «jti.iiiJ:'.-l .IN leii'.tntr.Un- ■ :•*»« I
I the Iwtaw «•.* Vhuinv Coiinr*.! lecri.i-eii;
Nr»ti«'s? is hvti-iiy '.ivh'i K- ,!! |M-r«on>
UnM;n)i cliilnis mist - ii 1 '• v.*le to
wrfs- nt tliem t'» the •ir.i'.ctfii.t.oi 1 . loi j »j
--inent ut Dnlc N C. , «• r\ or
ilie 71 li day »>t I'VhrViftrv III ;, r* IhU i;o
tict; will bv ;»!eml in •hci'' wnv. y, j
All perwj'ia iinlehted t.» *.;i.lcstute n:e j
rccjnesteit t'i rauke inuucliuti; piy::u-ut.;;
Thi ! 7111 1 iv o' I't-b'v
J-9 . T. 11. COUNCIL, MM
1 A CoiiJ, LsKripos. Than PAeansaH j
Is too often t'-.e tat.il sequence,
.m i c lUp.hs that luiujt or. weaken I
I the systviu and lower the vital j
resistance Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound is a reliable medic- 1
m« that stops the rough promptly
bv heali'ig the c«ui:e; soothes li e
inflamed air passages, r.utl checks
ihe cold. Keep always on hand,
[kvfns substitutes. Srtutiders &
! Fowden.
_ . . .
j Foley -Kidney Pills
I TONIC IN ACTION - QUICK IN KIWITI
| Give prompt relief ftvni BACKACHE,
I KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM, of tfio
KIDNEYS, * INFLAMMATION ol the
nLADDER and all annoyin; URINARY
(tiREQULARITIES. A jutitive boon to
MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
IIAVK HIGHCST RCCONMbhuATIOH
B- A. Dnrli, (Bl Wa.ibln/rtot> St., nrfllai
Cod,, it in his STitli yot.r. 110 wrlUn ut: "I Uto
IfiUilj HOflerwl mneh fi o«o my I i4t>e » and bind.
ser I had Wfcw backarii««»ud cuy t\c:»«f •( tio»
rts 100 tnqMjii, eMainiv ran to lnnft tnoob IIMB
'Ol ' ; Mwl
'i ww iirawwwwwwwwMwaMM—w
t: Biranm
«■Min i—«———aaai
I Parker Brothers, II
Bachelors
Cayjrftli:. WI, by AWKIUIKI Llwrar» Haw.)
Jannu Parker pushed bi-k his chuir
fVoia the table, and looked about the
room' critically.
"Oome to ibiiik o It." he observed
siofl'ly, "thin Xß don't look aj thej^dld
when mother wan here."
"Look pretty v;eli considering how
busy we are outalde nil day," an
swered hia younger brother Wllliaiu.
"Tbal's juo". tho point. Will! We're
use.l U> It. and so Vfc doa't notice
wiiat a ru? we're geltli'B into. What
»-e netKj i« a womun in the bouse —
I've fc tit for a long time Aud It ap
pears to nie »ha., seeing you are the
younger and the handaom« r
It's your duty to get married. Mver
think nbotK It?"
"Never," answered William.
"Well. 1 tniian what I say. I*ll give
you tlx *ft!Onthu to tind a wife, aad If
you do not., I'm blamed if I dont get
married tuyuelf!"
"C.o ahead," said Willinm.
"There aro plenty of nice giria to
choose frorti," continued- .Inaon.
'There i« Mary Ituslicell, neat, pret
ty, and sm;frt as a steel trap I guest
thini;* would slum* wjth bor here!"
"When I do get married," William
interi'c.htiV curtly, "I shall chooie my
oun i?ir!!"
"Oh, to b! sure; I just ntentloned
ber cs an example! You'd better
think ov*r what. I suy."
To his auuojii, it-, Willium found
thnt ho d!d think! But not of the
capable Ms r y IhjsUnel)
"I can see what would happen to ua
IT Mary wrs to come kere." be said
tn Mnisi'.'f art he hoed iot in tbo
lower lot that afternoon "She K»ve
me ber opinion the olbor evaing.
She believes in modern things aad
means to i.uTe I bora! I gueai Jason
will have to do the marrying If any
Is dotio!"
"Hut." vl tspered n persistent voice.
"Mnry 1Iu3l«cioll the only girl
who would metre nootl farmer'*
wile Ho you tneau to r.av you intond
yM)
jll •■
SV- \3®y I
rkf, 'r#
*>T™>
1
"s;ie Gav/« Me Her Opinion." j
!o if! a girl's white hunde, and tirlphf. |
hah* tkitt in combtd rh (vn Women j
lo mx. comb tbolrs, blind you to
other charms?" cfutfanrcd the volc.o. '
iaud!i - tiln^'ij. ".-Jie has fi.no clothon j
r»ci! a lively linio there in town The;
family (mat her, and dopend |
en !ui a* !• oUt» belonged to tlieai.
What rhri care about you and
your 'lu'et, old-fashioned hosr.e up [
hTi> anion;; .the hills?"
\Yi!llr.i.-i y.vimt>d at, the iinnoesibn
!• j It. How had ho come to let ri
Kliji lit 1 L-ir, llko liUi'.y Rodding get
miob hold on him?
"I've just wot to forjjet It," lie wild j
Kt Inst,- "hi't I can never marry any
other 4^rl!"
Hlvti William Parker walked, aj
low day's later, into the judge'B side j
noreli riMl ram: the (toarbell, his heart ■
hoßi tumultously.
7Uv' door opened, and the pretty
little in;id (stood before him
"Oil.' Mr. Parker, you haw
nu»rt> «£?'>'; I «n.i 8* r.orry to toll you
wg shall »if>t rc«d them."
Tlie f yea shn rawed to his filled I
with tear#.
"\Vh;ii 1* the trouble?" asked Will
lam In Ills direct manner.
The Kiel stepped 6ut, r'ojin:; the I
":o«r after bor.
"Sit (?ow»," tihe motioned to a
. hntr. . "I've Jurt 1;ot to talk with
ucm :ae, and you—have always bwn
•0 V."d" *•
William tut down, dumbly.
"It really i::H't anything so dread
fill." sise tried to cay cheerfully "it
r.'mply means I am out of a place!
The family have gone away for Mru.
Hueaol's health, and the house is to
lie closed today."
"BO? there roust ho plenty of other
Hlo4lk who- will want you." Btara
ir.u-od William.
"There arc no other boußes like
this, la this t.mall place, you eve," she
explained, Btnillug ut hie dint res* "I
*N;>eet to go to work in the factory
tomorrow —you know I haTe my
mother lo care for." *
"But ttat Is Impossible." criod Par
ker.
"Thpro Is a place I could go to. In
the country;" she continued. stranfe'y
comforted by his interest; "but I can
not leave mother alone "
"And you would go?" Incredulously.
"Indeed yea, if I could!"
" "Then Lucy, will you—" He paused,
confused by bis own audacity.
Lucy looked at him, and a beauti
ful blush (raw m bar cheeks.
..>!* ¥iVtr' 'llnli'* ■ ' ••
"Can tk«.t be true, dew?" h« ©rl®d.
taking ter hands. "( thought 1 nu
too rough and plain for rou: I never
dared droam yon would cure fpr me
Win you in wry me today, Lucy, and
let me taku cure of you and your
tsotfcer?"
"Oli, 110." briatlifctl Lucy, "not —to- I
day!" (
"LUtfirt. l?ur tirl. I've loved you /
for weeks. liut 1 could not bring my- j
Kelt lo tell you because 1 thought j
there wim no hope. 1 cannot have ,
you in that dreadful factory, child.
Come home with me today, and aa
toon HH she can got ready we will
couie back after your mother." t
Lucy laughed nervously.
"[hit T nevor board of uucli a thing." *
she , - *
Well, you n.ivwr were married bo
fore, v?ere you!" I
Not until be lod liU wife into tbc 1
p!uSHXiit oIU-fafihtoued farm houae i
Old William Purkor conrfido/ the con
dition of his housekeeping.
"i ought not to have brought you s
here," lip said contritely, "until I had
had things put to rights a little, poor *
girl!" , '
"ilut It looks vnry well considering c
the time you apout in the bonne," da- i
c'ared i,u«-y atoully. "And what a
doliglUful room!" o
They went over tho house togeth
er , m
'Oil, 1 lo»o it already," cried tho "
girl. "You've no Idea how proud I
nti) nt tbone' lovely oifl-forthioned
UllUgK."
"Yuu ciuat 3 a thinj;s to suit your-j
oc-lf," .laid the himlvitid proudly. i \
• I would not change a thing for the J
world, li l«» too denr uud homelike as |
it U!"
Jar,on , Parlter ixiuiod ia aiuaze
mi nr. a. tho kiti hon door. Huppor wua j \
nearly roody in tho big kitchen that ;
uoinohow wore a chauged a.poct .
"(}otn« in, .hiaon, and ineot my j
wiie." i-fcJlfd his brother cheerfully.
"Wo thought we'd have suppor leady l
ay the time you cauia up." 1
Juaon walked in. "I —! hope you'll
bo very ho m.inaxod to ataoi- |
nwr, before ha c'n; ted bark toward -
tiie barn.
Ile—4lda't like it!" criixl Lucy.
"Indeed ho did —h> as only sur
prised, aa wall ho might bo," declared
hnr iiosbaßd "I will go out and see
him. drrtr."
I've takon your advice," naid Will
ii'.m, wlteu bo found his brotlier in!
M > harneaa room
"I sue you have," annwored Jiuioa.
, greal lcoft, mi'.n, 1 never
thought of your doing it I I v. ili nim
bly trying to hronk tho Ice to toll
you that Mary and 1 bad decided 'o
net married. Ohrlutrnas!"
DANGER I*l MERE SOUNDS ,
s
French A-ctreis Thought She Was
Being Insulted When Russian
Asked for Cloak.
j
A Ransilar who. although ho hns |
heon snTOo r?;iic in P.nr's, known little!
or nothing of t!c French Incguogo. '
hi'. jtifi. lieon licntnci.rd lo a munth'n
i'lipriHonir.cmt for I'avinr assaulted a
pollcenmn. lie li*d also been cccimed .
of hnvlin: ir.Kit'i.nd the Hgent of the i~
law, I.iU be v.;;') iii"«i;ltie} on that I
count ;ifti r an mfclan-itlon from bis j
eotmsd ilmi too word which the po
llcerenh regarded aa objucUonablei
wan :ilso -i Itui.aisn word, nntl perl
feclly iurjoeoct.
'Ft? m-y j»f ..einnhnalßlns his nreru
tnvnt Multrc Lonjruet related an I
aTOos*ni; nnecdolc. A few months ngol
a Puruilan Actreey, who *ari perform
ing at a fU. Pcterfburg theater, wis]
Invited in dojetincr hy a urand duke.
On heai'in.w a furious exclamation, I
foilowi-d by the no.'so of a couple of
claps a moment a'ter her arrival he
rushed Into tlte hall to soe what wa«i
Koini; on. - I
"What ia the taattor?" he M;kr>d
"Your scrv;!Tif\l3 ar* impudent f«}lljw."l
she replied; "he ran up to me v.lien!
1 came in iird called me horrid I •
HBJISCB" -I*
"What >' 1 he fljv?" the prnnd U:ike j
lminlri:i!. conaideruhiy puzzied. Then
nhe rt neat.cd a toii[ile of words which
ove dreadfully abusive in fVcnrh. '1 lie
unlucky man had simply inked her
iW her cloak In his own touguc, and
the seuiidfi were so very aimilar that
she Imagined she was being insulted,
nnd i«sented Ihlajn a spirited man
ner. The juiJge gn'atly ou:used,
and tho counsel gained his point
Duke Was No Common Mao.
Two tif Britain's greatest llgblora,
TiOrd Nelson, the hero of Trafalgir,
and the iluko of Wellington, nick
nauicrl "Old Noroy," met but once tn
ibelr (Ives, and that meeting occurred
in the little hall of 10 l>iv;ning utrost
Reside the noalat old fireplace there
they entered luto a general oouverua
tlon. and Nolson was so impressed
with the duko that he askeS a servant
who was the man with tbo striklns
noso.
"MaJ. Qyn. Sir Arthur Wellealey, my
lord," replied the rervant, astounded
at the Bailor's ignorance.
"Ah!" said Nelson. "I thought he
waa no common man." —(lecar Friebpt,
In "No 10 Downlns Street," National
Magazine.
Talking Shop.
"Not married yet?" enclalmodd
Haron Fucash "I don't see what can
bo the matter with tboee Americans
You have one of thu finest titles on the
list!''
"Tee.' replied Lord Luvrui; "but
have notloed that our worst titles art.
frequently our boat seUora."
The OlQnal. I
Mffl. flainicr —l lion : see the Darta'
parlor lit up pn Wednesday evenings (
any more. s
I Mra Kaboux—Then It nost be trua
that Oracle ia engaged.
Report of the Conditio* of the
Bank of Martin Coant j
Williamitou, N*. C. at the cloee of basi
net* Feb. 10, 1912
■RSOCRCBS:
Loaae and Discounts 1150,684.29
Overdraft* 6.104.15
All otht-r stocks bonds, mtgs 3,376.00
Banking house far. and fixt'rt 1 ,>150.00
Dee from banks and banker* 33.79$ 23
National bank notes, etc. 13 580.55
Total 1*58.392.31
LIABILITIES .
Capital Stock 9 16,000.00
Surplus I'and 17,000.00
Undivided profits, lest current /
eKpente* and taxei paid 5.709.21
Nota* and bills rediscounted t0, 000.00
Time certificates of depo«it 38,516 56
Deposits subject to check 122,136.54
Total 9208,392.31
SUU- of North Carolina, Coanljr of Martin,
I, C. H. Godwin, Cashier of the sboee-aamed
tank, do tolrmoty swear that the above *|ate
aieat is tme to the l*,.t of icy bsowltxlce sad
belief. C.l| GODWIN, Caahier
Corrtd—Attcat: j. G& Godard, Wane a H.
a'KS*. W C. Mitauiug, Sirectora.
SutMCribri! and won lo liefore nu.*,this jhday
of Pet/, lifts Knrrous A. Critcher.
Notary Public
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Report of tie condition of the
Bank of Hamilton
Hamilton, N. C.. at the close of buiiaeaa
Feb. 20, 1911.
rbsocrcks;
Loans and discounts 132,918.90
Banking houae furniture and
fixtures 5 co.oo
Due from banks and bankers 19,00a.ti
Cash iterns 396.47
Gold coins 130 50
Silver coin including all minor
coin currency 558.79
National Hank notes, etc 991.00
554,477.87
UABIUTIBS:
Caftftal stock $ 5,000x10
Surplus fund 3,009.00
Undivided profits less current
exj*?rises and tuxes paid 1,024.72
Time certificates- of deposit 6,358.59
Deposit* subject to check 39.249.68
Cashier's checks outstanding 844.89
554.4n.87*
State of North Carolina, County of Martin, jw;
I, K. A. Council. c*>hier of tlx »V>ve named
Uiak, do •Jlcmnty xwenr that the above ita*e
tmnt it true to the l>?*t o! my knowledge and
belief. F„ A. COUNCIL. Cashier.
r Correct—Attest: T. U. Slnde, F. L. Clad-
Mon--, P. t. Sllsbury, Director*.
SutrwiW md ttwjra to before mc this 17 day
of I'eh. iv | J. A. Daveuport
Notarv IHblicJi
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Willianston, N. C., nt the close of busi
ness Feb. 20, 1912
RUsorRC vs:
Loans and Discounts $1^8,096.52
Overdrafts. 506.79
Blinking House, furniture and
Fi*tnres ' ' io.c 00.00
Demand luans __ 3,000.03
Due from batiks and bankers 16,025.60
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency 4.J24.38
*302,153.29
r.iAßiX,iri£S*.
Capital Stock * J25,000.00
Surplus Fund 10,000.00
Undivided profits less current
expe:js>es and taxes paid 2,^7.5.S
Tiuie certificates deposits 61.288.64
Deposits s.tbject to check i0j, 947.51
Cashier's check outstHtHiini; 1025.16
Certified Check 24.40
$202,153,29
Mat* of North Carolina Ccnintj of Martin, sa.
I, Frank F. I'agin, Ctohieroi the alio re named
tank, do M'fmalj Mtmr that the above state
ment i» true to the !«cs>t of mr knowledge nod
tx-'Hef. Prank F. I ncmi, Cashier. ,
Correct—Atte-t J.lO. li A Hawll, c.
U. Carstarphen. Directors.
Subscribed and sivc.ru to before ate, tin- i J . day
of Feb. i')i2. Asa T. Crawford.
Nctaiv Public.
REPORT OV THE CONDITION OF THK
Bank of Robersonvilie
1 Rober.icnville, N. C.. at the close of bus
iness Feb. 20, J912,
RKSOt7RCKSI
I Loans und discounts f 5.1,654,06
! OVefifr.if!a 2,669.67
I Hanking house $2,540.05; fur
niture and fixture* £lOl4 39 3,604,44
I Due from banks and banker* 32,509.53
I Sitver coins, etc. - 2,997.75
Total , f -6.435 45
I.IAB I I.I'I IRS ;
Capital stock * 15,000.00
Surplus fun«t s 8,700.00
Undivided profits, less current
I expenses aiui isxis pa id 2,930.71
Time certificutt-s of deposit 12,316.32
j Deposits subject to check 207.81
I Cashier's checkj out:;t .ndiuK 28060
Toti'l _ t 96,435 5
1 Mara or Ki.atn c/vaotis' A, County of Mattin.
hs:— J, J. A. Mircll, caaliler of the ahove
i:k UaL, (lo solemnly swear thai the above
statement * true to the teat of my knowledge
and beli. f, J. A. MIZ KIX, Csihw r
Correct Attest: J. C. RobertM>a. K. A.
Haiti y, A. H. Kotiersoa Directors.
Subscribed und sworn to bef'ctv Pie, th;s j'th.
day of Feb u,:z. J. C. SMITH
Notary Public.
Repoit of the Condition oi the
Bank of Oak City
Oak City, N. C., at {he close of bssinese
Feb. 20, 19 ti
UHSOCRCKS
Loans and discounts ? 15,464.81
Overdrafts 209.43
Banking house fur. and fixt'rs
less expenses 390.85
Due front banks and bankers 14,296.83
Gold Coins 125.00
Silver coin, including #ll
minor coin currency 506 52
National bank notei, etc. 2.300,00
Total % 33.j93.44
jjAßii.mas
Capital stock $ 5,000.00
Surplus 150.00
Undivided profits, etc. 352.91
Time certificates of deposit 7.818.90
Deposit subject to check 19,51 a 76
Cashier's checks outstanding 6O 87
Total f 33,2^.44
State of North Carolina, County of Martin, 11. "
I, n. M Woraley, Cashier of the aboveuaced
bank, do solemnly swear that the abort atate
raeut Is true to the'beat of my knowledge and
belief. B. M. WORSI.KY. Cashier.
Correct—Attest; H. S. Beetett, H. E. HarreU.
J. C. Row, Directors. f.
Subscribed aad sworn to before Be this >8
day of *eh„ i«ta. J. A. UODBS. C.B. C.