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Entered at the Po»'. Office at Wllliinmton,
H. C. »» Second Cliu Mall Matter.
Friday, November 8, tqia
Woodrow Wilson The flan
Tbc revolt of the voters of tbe
country on Tuesday against the
Republican party, was greater than
ever in tbe history of politics in
the American Nation. For dav
tbe ureal papers of the North hail
predicted the election rrt Woodrow
Wili>on, but the figures were as
tonishing to every man who vote '
for or against the Democratic
noiniuees.
The victory is ours but tbe re
rpnusibility i» large. We ni* a
great people with diversified in
terests, and without wi*dotu cvt n
in this wondrous hudslid?, em :-
can be made which tn : ght bring
concern to the hearts of the mass* >.
Wetmst, however, t >the leader
ship ot the t*'o uieat 111 istei niin'>
ot th-: country— WiNon aud liryun.
Mr. Taft has beeu repudiated by
his j'iiriy, the greater part of which
has followed the wily Colonel The
government under the control of
Mr. Wdwn should appeal to the
disaffected ir.imbei in the Repub'ii
cau party in the Wortli, liast ard
West. They wiil teadily see that
tbe country under Deinoo atic rule
means that, the people are to have
the ascendency and not the grasp
ing money kings. Woodrow Wil
son, the Man, will safely steer tbe
old Ship of S ate and the people
will rule and not the bosses,
Senator Simmons Chosen
The Senatorial contest in Noitb
Carolin 1 was waged with a vigor
,v ttnpnraHed in the State. The re
spective advocates of Simmons,
Clark and Kitchin worked hard to
convince the people that their man
was the best for the good of the
legislation in the S?nate at Wash
ington City Thecharacter of none
of the candidates his ever been as
sailed—each one had done gien
things for his State, so the cam
paign was a warm one with goo.l
Democrats endorsing the several
aspirants;. The friends of Senator
Simmons left no stoue unturned to
re-nouiinate him, aud they succeed
ed by majority. It was a 25,000
splendid fight by the three men who
asked for the suffrages of the people.
Every good Democrat in North
Carolina will bow to the will of the
people, and that will has been ex
pressed in the selection of F. M.
Simmons to succeed himself in the
greatest legislative body in all the
world. The work in that body for
the next four years will be no child's
play and every Democrat will stand
by Wocdrow Wilson in his fight
for the best policies for the govern
ment of this glorious Republic
Martin Countv voted a good
majority for the Democratic ticket
in both County, State aud Nation.
Tbe day was ideal warm and clear,
•□d the workers were busy fioc:
the beginning of the day until the
sun set. There was no effort made
by the Republicans 1.0 poll their
full vote, and so in some precincts,
their vote was smaller then for tbc
past election. The interest in tie
Senatorial contest almost over
shadowed tbe of tbe ticket,
but perfect good feeling prevailed
as becometb Democrats.
, Tbe Bull Moose ticket receiveu
only 11 vote* in Martin County.
Tuey &houid be ir*un*l to* "keeps."
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1 Notice
This ia to notify al! persons liaviug j
f claim-: >■;; iiti:.t tin- lii'.e tiun of J C. K( t>-
erlson it Compnuy, ol Roberm>nville, N I
C., thiii a dissolution of said partnership I
win caused In t!ie dentil of J C. Rob?r-
■ son, on ilu* .itli. day of Oct., 1912, am' j
that lliev w'i'i present their claims to the j
t »a or before tht firt-t flay I
of Nov . : 13, at RoberHotl nlfe, N. .'.it i
rriiuireil l>> law in such cases,
; j. i,rit(»nbßTSo\.
Surviviug partner.
Notice
By virtue of a power of sale contained I
' iu a certain trust deed executed to me by j
A. 8. Simmons and wife, bearing date
I>ec, nth. KJO7, and duly recorded in
the Register's office of Martin County in
Book T T T, ut psge 372 to secure the
payment of certain bonds'bearing even
1 date then with, and the- stipulations in
r said trust deed not liavinJi been complied
with. I shall expose to public sale, to the
highest, for cash, on Saturday, the
' 30th day of November. 191J , at two
' o'clock p. 111., iu front of The Bank of
1 Ro^ersonvillc of Robersonville, N. C.,
. iu said countv, the following described
lands to wit:
Lying and being in Kobersonville
Township in said county, and being lot
110 5 in the Abner Cobiirn land division,
1 and the share div.wu by R. B. Brown hi
. said division, and beginning at a stake
I 011 the public path, and runs thence X.
69 ' 3 W. to T. A. Andrews' line thence
with said Andrews line to old tine of Pitt
r County, thence with said county line S,
) 70 11. 117 poles, thence N. 9E. 38 poles,
thence S. 87 W. 38 poles to said public
t path, thence with said public path to the
beginning.
' This 29th. day of Oct., 1912.
J. C. SMITH, Trustee.
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Notice
By virtue of a power of sale contained
, in a certain trust deed executed to ine
by A. S. Simmons and wife, Nancy
" Simmons, bearing date November, 20th.,
r 1905, and doty recorded in the Register's
• office of Martin Couuty, iu Book P P Pai
1 page 319. t° secure the payment of u
j certain bond bearing even date therewith
and the stipulations in said trust deed
not having beeu complied with, 1 shall
expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash, on Saturday, the 30th. day
| of November, 1912, at two o'clock, p, in.,
in front of the Bank of Robersonville, ot
Robersonville, N. C. in said county, the
' following deticrit>ed lands, to-wit:
• Lyiug and being in Robersonville
: Township in isaid county, and beginning
» on the public path, at a pine stump, the
% our ucr of ua Siniuioas and Sarah Knox,
runs thence down said path a northerly
com so to a lightwood stake, a corner of
' lot no .5 it} . the Abner S. Coburn land
I divisiou, thence a straight line across the
• field a southerly course to a corner of lot'
no o, tnence a northerly with the line of
said lot no 6to the run of a_ br&ncli,
' titence down the run of said branch its
1 various courses to the branch which runs
through the A. S. Simmons field, thence
a southerly course a straight line to n
j su.k- in Sarah Knox's line, thence with
Sarah Knox's line to the beginning.
| This 29th. day of Oct., 1912.
A. R. DUNNING, Trustee.
| UNION CENTRA L !
j! | PAYS CLAIMS PROMPTLY |
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Williatnston, N. C.
j I'rank F. Fagan, Agent,
I Uuiun Central Life Ins. Co.
Williamson, N. C.
I I Dch! Sir
We befc to acknowledge
J j receipt of check fur $493 08, being
' 1 the Htnouit due the e-tnte of our
I I lite brother, Mc. IL l.egtett, after I |
iKmUh'lii jj due 0.1 j temiuir | '
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II v.e Retire try congratulate 11:1: J
iH I'. '.u 1 ventral on the prompt pay- i
II ment of this death claim. Proof
j i f was mailed to tbe Raliigh
j otiucon the ifith in»t. and you (
|| ! had tin check in lwud ready to 'j
I piesssit to Us on A'lunst 74th We 1
I also desire to comrieud the t'nion I i|
j Central for promptly, paying tliis
I claim without any contest. Our I I
! brother had allowed his policy to 1
lapse and he died Iwfore the health j '
certificate reached the home office, \'
He was itnured ~hr 1 other I
companies but the I'nion Central j
I ' was tbe fi r st to make settlement 11
I of the claim. [ j
I •' Very respectfully
JhSMK B. I.UiliKtT, I
John R. Leoi'.utt,
I | Adtns of Jlc. 11 lAvgett. | :
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SPECIAL AGENT
Williamston, North Carolina
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Phones 149. Raleigh, N. C.
FRED M. SHUTE, Local Agent
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as administrator ot
the estate of J. C. Robertson, deceased,
late ol Martin County, Carolina,
this is to notify all persons baviug liuiui-.
aj;ainst said estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Robersonvillr N. C , or
or before the first day of November, 1913
or thia notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persoar. indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
payment.
This Oct. 19, 1912. >
A. S. RORKRSON,
MARY A. ROBERSON,
Administrators.
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