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—Court next wetk.
—Don't miss the show tonight.
Specialities in abundance.
—A double program at the mov
ing pictures tonight.
—Sunday is St. Patrick's Day
aud dear to every Irishman.
—Special St. Patrick's Day
pictures at the moving pictures
Monday night, next.
A live wire from opening chorus
to finale. What? Why Buster
Brown, Mary Jane and Tige, who
will be with you soon.
—The Bank of Robersonville is
making a splendid showing a« can
be seen froui ad in this issue.
Figures are correct and speak for
tbebank.
FOR SALE —King's Improv
ed Cotton Seed. One of the best
producers in the patch, making 40
per cent lint. Fine staple and ma
tures early.—W. D. Jenkins, Route
3, Williamston, N. C,
—Mis. Fannie S. Biggs is huving
nttractive aud convenient improve
ments made to ber residence in
East Williamston. Tlie house is
also being wired for electric lights, :
which will add to tie interior ap- 1
pea ranee.
A dcctor's prescription.—A fre- 1
quent laugh is far better than all I
medicines. So tee ''Buhter Brown",
"Mary Jane" aud "Tiße." They ;
furnish a laugh every minute and ,
then some, 1
—The body of Mrs, Emma
Wilsou Kilpatrick arrived here
from Smltbfie'd today where she
died on yesterday. The interment |
will be this afternoon In the family 1
plot adjoining the Baptist Ceme- (
tery.
D. S- Powell, of Parmele, wvs '
in town Tuesday iu the interest of '
the new school to be erected there. 1
The towu of Parmele should be |
congratulated on being chosen aB ;
the seat of this school, which will '
belong to the Conference of the
Northern Methodist Church. It
will aid greatly in building up the
religious and material life of the
towu. I
—J. Paul Simpson, while work
ing on the engine at the shop of J. 1
L. Wcolard ou Monday night, was 1
struck in the face by a part of the 1
mtchiniry and a deep gash was 1
made. He was taken to the drug
store aud attended by Dr. Saunders. 1
The blood flowed so freely that it :
nauseated the injured man and he
fainted but soon regained conscious
ness and went to bis home on Main
Street.
Rev. J. H. Griffith, of Kins
ton, exchanged pulpits with Rev.
M. E. Bethea on Snnday. Mr.
Griffith has visited tbe perish here
several times before and has many
friends in the towu. He has beeu
rector of the Church at Kiustou for
nearly fourteen years and is. doing
a good woJk .there. His services
here on Sunday were very interest
ing and his sermons were strong
presentations of the truth of the
Gospel as found in the Scriptures.
He was the guest of the rectory
while in town andjeft on the early
train Monday to fill an appoint
ment in his own parish.
6lor!ois Nets
comes from Dr. J. T. Curtiss,
Dwigbt. Kan. He writes. "I not
only have cured bad case of eczemn
in my patients with Electric Bitters,
but also cured myself by them of
the same disease. I feel sure they
will benefit any cr.se of eczema."
This shows what thousaudr have
proved, that Electiic Bitters is a
ma t effective blood purifier. Its
an excellent remedy for eczema,
tetter, sail rheum ulceis. boils and
running sores. It stimulatee livor,
kidnys and bowels, expels poisons,
helps digestion, builds up the
ftrcugth. Price 50 cts. Satisfaction
h guaranteed by Saunders & Fowden.
S TAFT VS. TEDDY
WHICH WILL BEAT?
: Our Price on Wire Pence Beats Ail 1
We offer for ten days 48 Inch American Pat
, tern Wire Fence, 6 inch stays, F. O. B. here,
at $6.85 per 110 yds. Other (lights in propor
tion. Phone or write us at once. Fence on
- 30 days Trial.
Gorey Go-Operative Go.
JAMESVILLE, N. C.
RPER^NRL'TmEFsI
S. A. Newell went to Vaughn
Monday on legal business.
F. K. Hodges and C. D. Carstar
phen left tor Baltimore on Monday.
Miss Mary Brown and James
Leggett went to Jamesville Wedns
day.
Frank S. Hassell, of Wilson, has
been here this week with bis father,
Elder S- Hassell.
Martin Cargtarphen and little
son, of Tarboro, were here Wednes
day visiting relatives.
Robert Roberson, of the firm of
Baker & Roberson, of Palniym,
has been here this week.
Miss Virginia Boyle is/ visiting
relatives here after spending some
time iu Windsor with friends.
Dr. J. E. Smith wick was here
from Jamesville Monday to attend
the session of the Board of Health.
John t,. was called to
Richmond Wednesday to the bed
side of his sister,, Mrs, Mark Dawes,
who is very ill.
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A Cud, Laßrlpne. Then Pneumonia
Is too often the fatal sequence,
and coughs that bang on weaken
the system aud lower tbe vital
resistance. Foley's Houey and
Tar Compound is a reliable medic
ine that stops the cough promptly
by healing the canst; soothes the
inflamed air \ assages, and checks
the cold? "Keep always on hand.
Refns substitutes. Saunders &
' Fowden.
Seed Peanuis For Sale
Just received one car load of
genuine Wilmington Seed Peanuts.
We are offering these to our far
mer friends at actual cost to induce
them to grow this variety of pea
nuts, as they are very much in de
mand nnd we believe will yield
more per acre than any other var
iety, thus bringing the grower more
money. a
You v mu6t see us and let us book
yonr order promptly before they
are f^ne.
Yours truly,
Va-Carolina Peanut Co.
Williamston, N. C.
C. A. Glossner, 24 Ontario St.,
Rochester, N. Y., his recoverd
from a long and sever attact of
kibney trouble, hss cure being due
to Foley Kidney Pills. After
detailing his case, he says. "I am
only sorry I did not learn sooner |
of Foley Kidney Pills. In a few
day's tim my backache completely
left me and I felt greatly improved.
My kidneys became stronger, dizzy
spells left me and I was no logner
annoyed at night. I feel 100 per
cent better since using Foley
Kidney Pills." Saunders &
Fowden.
Board Of Health
The Martin County Board of
Health, composed of Drs.- B. L.
Long, J. E. Srathwick aud W. E.
Warremt Mess. H. M. Bunas,-
Mayor B. F. Godwin aud Prof. R.
J. Peel held its regular aunual meet
ing ou Monday- The discussions
on public-Health and Sauitatiou
were interesting aud beneficial.
Resolutiont to that effect were
passed and will be "carried out.
Dr. Hughes, Hookworm Specialist,
was present and made «n interesting
talk. „ $'
II !
I Deadly Roup
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Pratt* Roup Cure is guar
anteed to cure and prevent ioup,
cold, canker, catarrh, and dyph
[ tlieria. You put it in the drinking
water and the fowls their own
> | medicine. MoDey back if itf fail*.
2Sc t SOC, »1.00
Auderson, Crawford & Co.
J. L. Hasrell & Co.
C. D. Cnrstarphen & Co.
, Harrison Bros.
Free Poultry Book and 1912
Almanac
Robersonville News Items
Miss Mary Moje is on the tick
list this week.
Mivs Bessie Hrtsket, of Greti:
ville, is in town this week,
The Wotnan'b Mis«lonary Society
met with Mrs. D. H. Whitfiell.
A. E. Smith was in Tarboro
Monday to ut'end the sale of uiiil
property.
J. H. Wainwright has sold out
his Entire stock of gcod to J. M.
Roberson,
Me-srs. J. J. Sttoud and A R.
Dunning were litre from Willißin
ston Monday.
J. E. Kobetson, of Gold Point, is
preparing to build a handsome
brick dwelling on Main Street.
Misses Sallie Smith and My ma
Higbt and Cecil Everett Bptnt Sun
day near Haskell with fiitnds
Miss Blanche Dayton, of Balti
more, arrived Saturday and will Le
trimmer for R. L. Smith & Co.
H. C. Norman, who has been nt
Normans for several months, has
moved his family there permanent
ly.
Mrs A* S. Everett and Miss
Belle Boyette attended the Ross-
Fleming marriage at Stokes Thurs
day.
Messrs. W. W. Salsbury and
W. H. Everett, who started to
Oklahoma two weeks ago, are at
home again.
Miss Donnie Mae Bowers, of
Baltimore, has arrived to take the
management of the millenery de
partment of Jenkin & Roberion.
Misses Bettie and Reta Roberson,
Messrs. Thrower Taylor, Cecil
Everett, John Wainwright, Wm.
Gray, and Frank Crofton attended
a dance nt Oak City Thursday
uight.
Medical Society Met
The Martin County Medical
Society held its annual meeting at
the rooms of the Lotus Clufc on
Monday. The meeting was the
largest in attendance and the most
r instructive that has beeu held with
, in the past year. Those present
, were: Drs. B. L. Long, E. M.
; Long, M. I. Fleming, J. W. Wil
liams, I. E. Smithwick, J. B. H.
Knight, J. H. Saunders, J. S.
Rhodes, H. B. York and W. E.
Warren. It was decided by the
' Society to entertain the second
Councillor District Meeting on
April ioth. next, and appointed
Drs. Warreu, Rhodes and Saunders
as a committee' to devise ways and
means for the errtertainmeut. The
District comprises seven counties
and a large number of visiting phy
» sicians are expected.
1 The following officers were elect
ed: Dr. E. M. Long, President, Dr.
J. H. Saunders, Vice- President,
Dr. W. E. Warren, Sec'y and
Treasurer; delegate to the Medical
: Society, Dr. J. S. Rhodes, alternate
Dr. M. I. Fleming,
Fill out Coupon below and send together with 50 cents to S. R. BIGGS ||g
W DRUG COMPANY, Williamston, N. C., and get a "SB
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§ This Offer Expires April 15th, 1912 1
TbOWERSI
When you want the best, remem
ber we are a', your service
Choice roses, carnations, vallies,
violets and wedding outfits in the
latest styles
Floral offerings artistically arrang
ed at short notice
When in need of pot plants, rose
bushes, evergreens, shrubbery,
hedge plants and shade trees, mail
telegraph or telegraph your order to
J. L. O'Quinn & Co.
Phone 140. Raleigh, N. C
Public Sale :
I will sell at public auction on
the 15th day of March, at 11 a m.
the following:
22 h*ad of bogs, including 1
sow and pigs, 1 cow, 1 buggy
„ 10 barrels of corn. 1 canoe.
There will be 110 by bidder.
The sale will be Ht the Bryant
Farm in Poplar Point, at the home
of J. E. White.
G. L>. hardy
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Office. Pricat very Reasonable. All order will
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§? The Bank of Robersonville |R
£s,) Robersonville - - North Carolina (Sy
Statement of condition March 6, 1912: j«j
Resources: jlj?
Loans and Discounts - $ 52,304.85 4
® B'k'c HouselKur. and Fix. - 3,604.44 ®
"M' Cash and bankers 44,496.97
'M $100,406.26
Liabilities: W
Capital stock. - $15,000.00 £S
rgn Surplus and undivided profits 11,604.62 jr?)
jy Deposits - - 73,801.64 jsjr
|* - $100,406.26 p|^
Comparative Statement of Deposits: |K
M March 6, 1910 - $42,707.15 M,
% March 6, 1911 - 49,098.49 W
® March 6, 1912 - - - 73,801.64 ® '
® WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE AND EXTEND ®
EVERY COURTESY CONSISTENT JFLK
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J. C. ROBETSON, Pres. J. A. MIZEDL, Cashier
J. H. ROUERSON, Vice Pres. J. D. WOOLARD, Asst. C'h'r
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