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LOCAL ITEMS t
AH onttcen to Oii»" cr>l«»»*i»i, '»hrte
tf/vtlue i>- to (Kiivrd, «mII Ik* cbarrfvd iu Hit
r«»» ol »oc-ptM H line, (count* «ix word® to a
llwe), eich V** l '**• inteuill 1* tnarie oil
nfipf P -H'rACl*.
Yin't j on going toniglni 1
Rub-Mv-Tiiin "'ill cine you
—Have you list-d your taxes
pro t *rlv?
3t* tie PiiSK'Oi! P;av on June
7tb.
—Dou't fail to see to Titanic
dieter dtpictfcd at tbe D.xie on
Monday.
—The (irs*ruction of the Titanic
at the Dix : e on Monday night with
400.1 feet of othtr interesting pic
tare-. Ain't you going.'
sor 6 doses 666 will break atiy
cat-e cf Chills & Fever; it arts on
the livtr better than Calomel, and
does f.c>t gripe or sicken, 25c.
Rwb-My-Tism will cure you.
—lt is reported that in some
parts of the County, bail destroyed
much cotton last Saturday and that
tbe i 1: mers were plowing and re
plan; ;»/. In this immediate sec
tion tb. *as no damage,
—The C.ftviP'ille Reflector re
ported that, two more automobiles
bad been purchased in that town.
That's nothing this town can bent
that record Speed is getting to be
tbe chief thing here.
—S. R. Biggs, local agent, is
ex'-ctmg a arlwd of Bulck cars
today The ship nit nt was made
direct fiom tbe factory in Michi
gan \-
—Tike Lo d willing we will have
a foot wa-liinu. at my home at 3
o'clo-.k Sunday afternoon. Text
"Go ;ud do like Chtist.". The
public is invited. —J. L. Cl'ctrv.
—J. 11. Thrower lo.it a pocket
liook on Tue-day containing be
twe n; :5 a wi S3O an 4 two passes
over t' 1. A. t. L Sora* one is
supposed to have taken the purse
from hi* coat which wns h.iiigittg
on the li-ide do .r &t the railraad
ofiice T litre 1■» 110 cl-.ie t'» the
thief.
—A party picmcsd nt the "llig
Mill 'on Wednesdnv and elegr. t
'cue with other good tbuigs wa,
served. Dr KHodes and H. A.
carried the party out on Hitit
machines and the day was
fully sj>eot. The office force desire
to thank their thoughtful friends
for a tray laden wtol"*Ciie, etc.
—Mi>B Rosa Crowel'l was hos'.e-s
'o a number of her fritjnds on l.w
Friday evening. it beioti the
fifteenth anniversary o.t her birth.
The evening was a must enjo\able
one the young bcstess received
mar.y pretty gifts. Alexander'*
Orchestra furnished music during
the Lours and delicious refresh
ments were served.
—The Martin Couuty Buggy
Factory is headquarters for every
thing in the vehicle line, hames.-.,
etc. All kinds of machiuery made
by the Harvester Company can be
supplied by them also and farmers
Would do well to ste them before
making bargains for peanut pick
ers and ether things necessary to
every progressive farmer. Read
«d in this issue.
For Register of Deed
A: the solicitation of a number
of mv friends, I have decided TO
announce myself a candidate for
the Office of Register of Deeds of
Martin County, subject to action of
tbe Democratic Convention.
Very respectfully,
S. S. BROWN.
I PERSONAL BRIEFS |
s*»»»************£******>*
Homer Feel came down Sundav
to visit his famil/ dear here
W. T. Me iicvs an 1 family spent
Mood iv in Rocky Mount.
Master Albert Clark, who ba«
been be-e witli his brother, return
ed to Durham Monday.
Col. and Mrs. Wueeler M&rtiu
left for Raleig.li Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransoo,oiEnfield,
were in town Saturday.
Mrs Allen Richardson, of White
ville, is visiting relatives near here.
Mrs. M. E. Betbea spent Sunday
in Hamilton.
Edwin S. Ward is at home from
school at Richmond.
Arthur White wen* to Parmele
on business Monday.
Charles Biggs returned from
Washington Sunday.
Mrs. J. W . Williams, of Everetts,
was iu to;vn Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Gurkin. of
Dardens, were in town Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Pender, of Tar
boro, is visiting Mrs. A. S. CofField.
Editor Manning went to Palmyra
Thursday.
B Haywood Kuight is at home
from Chapel Hill.
Mrs. J. G. Godnrd, Jr., went to
Greenville Wednesday to visit rel
utives.
S A. Newell attended the Con
gressional Convention »t Elizabeth
Citv.
W. H. Som\ner>, of Clearemont,
Va., ha.*> been m town thi*- week on
business
Rev. Rnfus Bradlev aud W. E.
Daniel attMided-the S. S. Institu'c
at Scutlaud Neck l ist week.
Miss Mary Robertson and Mrs.
| Virginia Bobbin left Monday for
Norfolk.
Misses Louise and Sylvia Upton
have been visiting relatives in Ply
mouth tor the past week.
| El'er Strickland, of Scotland
• Neck, pr. uched at Smith wick
. Cretk Strvhiy and left Monday
; luonuig 'or home.
Miss VV*ill Suciet left Wednesday
' for Stlmn to vi.s'.t. fi it-nds. Frorv
! there she will 30 to her home ir:
, Blacksbiug, S. C.
Dr. John 1). Biggs and Clayton
! Moore left Wednesday for Eliza
. beth City to attend the Congress
jional Convention.
■
. | Miss Kceter, who been teach
iug in Greenville, spent the week-
J end here with Mrs. L. C. Harrison.
11 She left Monday morning for hei
. home in Bbicksburg, S C.
J, W Jordin, a well known den
tist of Hopkinsville, Ky., lecentlj
had an opeiatioti for bis kidney
> trouble, but he says; "Th> firs
. real rt lief I got was after taking
Fole\ Kidney Fills. They ease*'
' the terrible puiu iu my back ant
: accomplished more good than aay
; thing I had tried I gladly re
4 conimecd them." Saunders
» Fowden.
> Seaside Excursion Fares
1 i VIA
Atlantic Coast Line R. R
Tbe Standard Railroad of the South
r WEEK-END RATES
) For Saturday and Sunday fore
r noon trains, June i&t, to Sept. Btl
' inclusive, limited to midnight o
following Monday. 1 .
Wilmington, N. C. and retun
$5-00
CALOMEL IS DANGEROUS
It a Powerful Chemical Made from
Mercury—People Should be
Careful
The only sure way to avoid tbe
danger of calomel is to take do
calomel.
■ Dsdson's Liver-Tone, a vegeta
ble liquid of pleasant taste, more
than takes its place. Where cal
omel shakes yon np and shocks
your liver, Dodson's Liver-Tone,
mild but effective, builds up and
strengthens. It ' livens up the
| liver."
[ it may be taken without any re
[ striction of diet or habits. You
, can give it to yot'r children with
fine results.
Get a Ijottle at Saunders & Fow
den and if it doesn't do all that yon
think it onght—if it doesn't make
■ bilious sp*>llp mere trifles—if it
doesn't "liven up your liver." yo'ir
j money will be waiting for you.
J. B. SPELLER
Dealer in
Wood, Shingles, Poultry, Eggs
Furs, Wall Paper and
Baseball Supplies
r Williamstou - North Carolina
r ~i
vie Ladies
Shampooing and
Massaging
.
Done at Your Home by
f | LADY MASSUESE
Patron Solicited
»
• Mrs, M. Alexander Q
I'bonc u(-B
t J Williamstou - - N. C. |
! Br J. T. R. Neal,
f-1 side Drug Co., S. C.
I writts recently. "I have been a
TpraciVfinV phy-icinn and druggist
1 lor over 35 yeat# and have sold and
administered many kidnev medi
ciiu's but no»".e to equ-j! Foley Kid
a | ovy Pills.' Thev are to
j any I ever used anil give t l t quick
je&i' permanent relief." S.iundeis
„ Sr Fewden.
i l'urc a,r, pare witter, pi;-e food
j *
• Und puietuorals toneth'.r form a
r j quarte-r which will make *us a
i happy and a healthy people
— —^
1 ; 11. A. Waggoner, A Iron, W. Va.,
" i >:i\s that Ftilev'.i Honev and Tat
■ "
j Compound is the bent medicine for
1 cor .is and colds he h;v: ever
iik: i>. He ruvs: "Kvcty man
y at: ' rotuan tel's me it is the ben
I tho lave ever used and whoevct
[hit* - s-.d it once, always crmet
> j back tor it ogain." There are nc
w opiates in Foley's Honey and Tai
c-1 Compound. and it is salrst foi
.children. Saunders & i-' tvden*
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Ccrv^":fr' ! *Ae.
r All'' l " nillif* cSelcb fiflJ t'.'.f i''lio»?
n.:f %\t m our «pn»hia fic« * ul»r nu
Uirori.*': I* ',»r.>taWj- r>iitrtlt{ibl& ■-
nMtmttal. HANDBOOK 'u Pntosita
Sv>ut f-v.». t> IMS HjWlloy Icrm-Jra; pato .n.
V'HioiiH tl ronijli ilium A Co. reciiva
' ijY-l.il tn*i;\ without cc»rpi». Jut ha
>1 Scientific JMilcaa.
y! K Imr 1« "n\r tT.*#'.t7. Ijtrwi eto
. I nnlirtu II I>f Mt UtSa ;• M'n .l. I'o. i ,f? *
>t j rem ; l»uf n-onUu, H. Sold ky al\ rcwk>i'>*ljrn.
k; MOKN&no. a 6,8 NewYof!i
Branch 0800, ti'JS F W*rl)sU»-tor., 1». C.
, d If You New Paint at all
i- you need good paint, and what paint cai
i be so good, or do so much good as Pun
Paint? The .jueition is can you tell pur
paint when you are it, and, therefore, ar
C you not liable to buy the adulterated kin
unless you demand
if in which case the analysis, guarantee am
forfeit on each can protect yob absolute!;
n FOR SALE BY
U W. H. WILLIAMS
WillhuiLston, N. C.
- • ■, •;%
Reoort of tbe Condition of the
Bank of Martin County
l Williamstou, N. C.,.at the close of busi
ness ApriV rS, J912
RF.somcas:
Loans and Discounts f 174,887.73
'■ Overdrafts 10,809.77
> All other stocks bonis, mtga 3,375.00
Banking house fur. and fixt'rs 1,850.00
Due from banks and bankers 9,586 91
National bank notes, etc. S.S 2O 1
Total 1a06.0J9.72
. liabiutkb .
Capital Stock • 10,000.00
' J Surplus Fund 20,000.00
Undivided profits, less current
■ | expenses and taxes paid 1,671.83
| Bills Payable 25,000 00
| Time certificates of deposit 39,195-73
! Deposits subject to check 105,014.77
J Due to Banks 147-40
1 1 '
Total |206,019.72
Sttte of North Carditis, County of Msrtin, »«:
I, C. H. Ooil«Hti, Cs»hier of the sboT«-n«meJ
1 bank, do solemnly swear that the »bo?* state
. «ent is trje to the bcot of my knowledge and
belief. C. H. GOKWIM, Cssbier
t Ct-r^ct— Attest; J. O. Got'ttrd, Warrea H.-
• 1 t!iKß s . w - C. Manniog, Directors.
Sub»crilieJ and to before me, this iday
1 of May 191s. Eurroua A. Critcher.
Notary Pablie
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OH THE
Bank of Robersonville
Roberßcnville, N. C., at the close of bus
iness April 13,1913. -
KESOCRCfS:
t Loans and discounts f 43,905.35
Overdrafts 2,423.04
J Banking house ?2,540.05; fur
niture and fixtures $1064.39 3.604.J4
Due from banlcs and batikers
Silver coins, etc. 2,401.22
Total |
LIABILITIES I
Capital stock I 15,000.00
Surplus fund 9,600.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid 86S S5
Dividends unpaid 440.00
j Time certificates of deposit »3.56 i 93
j Deposits subject to check 57,597-*5
Cashier's checks outotandiEg j0i.43
Total f 97,869 47
Kthts of hosth CAaoLiy*, County of Martin, j
«s:—l. J. A. Mi«?U, caabitr of tfce abore
natned tmuk, do »oletntjly swear that the a^ove
Iftatrmenti* true to the be»t of my knowledge
and belief. J. A. MIZHLL, Cashier
I Correct Attest: J. H. Roberson, Jr. K. 1..
I *-mttll, A. S. Roberson Director*.
I ,S«b»cribed avvj sworn to before me. this :7th.
• t'.av of April tftX ] C. SMITH
Notary I'atllc,
1 $7.90 via Norfolk
I $9.75 via Richmond
ro
3 Washington D. C. and
s return via
Atlantic Coast Line R. R.
TLe Standard Ratlrmd of the South
Accouut naveiliuj; Co'.umbu^
Monuinent',
a .
June ttie BtLi, " t lie Atlantic coast
! L'ue Railro d r.lters the above r.t
, i tractive trip rate.
T j SELLING DATE Juoe sth,
r 16th, 7f!i an«l f»H' trains scheduled to
r 'arrive D, C., .before,
II noou, June Sth, 1912.
t FINAL LIMIT. To reach ori
r *;iual starting point not later than
mii;i'.'v'lit, Jun-i 12th; unless ticket
01 ,
r deposited Jos. Richardson,
ir I Special Aueut, 1419 New York
! ave, Washington, I"). C , by ori^in
"J ai putchaaer, upon pay meet fee
U«aured anil including, July u,
llgia.
| Fnr schedules, renetvatiors and
jot her inform uion, 'ce local Agent,
pr ftddress
T. C. WHITE,
Geu P.U9. Agent,
Wilmington, N C.
Notice
Having qualified a» Administrator upon
the Estate of Thomas Moore deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said Estate tc
" present them to the undersigned for pay
ment on or before the 23d day of April
IQI3, or thia notice will he plead in bar
in of their recovery.
re All persons indebted to said estate are
re requested to make immediate payment,
re This 23d day of April 1912.
id 4-29 J. S. PEEL. Adm.,
Ejeretts, N. C
Notice
«
lloving qualified as administrator of
the estate ot J. S. Wyna, deceased, late
j of Martin county, N. C.; This is to notify
all persona having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned at Williamstou, N. C.,
|( j on or before May Ist, 1913, or this notice
. will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to ?aid estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 23d day Aptil 1912.
jl-29 J- G. GGDARD, Adm,
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1 TAX NOTICE
| N"ortli C.rolina—Martin County.
I.J. C. Crawford, Sheriff of Martin County, have this day levied
ion the following tract® or parcels of land, bingand being in tbeCounty
("of Mnttjn, and will sell sstne for ca>h at uhlic auction before the
iCcuit'aoue door of said Couuty, ca Monday the 3d day of June, 1912,
for the t;ixe« due and unpaid for the year 1911, unless the taxes and
' ja!l legal charges are paid on or h«fn:« that date.
/ This the ist day of May, 1911.
J. C. CRAWFORD, SberjT. Martin County.
Name D'scripiion Taxes and cost
WilHanjston Township
. ■ Slade, Joseph, 1 vacant town lot S> 16 $ 1.30 $1 46
1 Cress Roads, Township
- •
I Keel, L. W. H., 1 town let Hamilton St., 2.24 ' 130 3.54
: Peel, Stephen, heirs, 25 acres land adj. XS. I'. 51 ! 1,30 I.SI
: I Page, Wm. 8 acres land adj. J. B. Coflield 57 1.30 1.87
Robersonvillo Township
Bunting, W H, 31 acres land adj. W H I.eggett
" acres land adj. A. Rawls 9.74 1.30 11.04
Bullcck, J H, 1 town lot on Railroad st. 9 1,30 1.39
Jackron, J C, 1 town lot in Parmele 15 1 30 1.45
Hamilton Township
Hitch, Frank, one piece land val. SSO 41 1.30 171
Sheirod, Lucy T. 1 town lot adj. Asa. Johnson
2 town lots, Residence 13 60 1.30 14 90
Everett, Luvenia. r town lot, Res. 2.81 1.30 4. 11
Goose Nest Township
Benthall, Charley, 1 store lot Oak Cit>» 60 1.30 1.90
t Blind, S B 9*4 acres of Council land 31 1.30 1.61
; Jseal, Mrs. E. 8., - 44 acres land, adj. Harrell 329 1.30 4.59
' Shields, Ed. 25 acres land adj. Bell 1.49 1.30 2.79
I The Demons of tht Swinf
t are mosquitos. As rbev sting they
put deadly malaria . germs in th
bloed. Then follow the icy chill:
: and the strength fails; also malaria
" often pave* the way for deadly
typhoid. But Electric Bitters kill
f and cast out the malaria germs
e frcm the blood* give you a fine ap
petite and renew your strength,
j "After long suffering." wrote Wm
, Fretwell, of Lucama, N. C., "thre
s bottles drove all the malaria fros
■ my system, and I've bad gooc
health ever since.'' Best for al
stomach, liver and kidney ills. 5
•cts. atjSaunders & Fowden.
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