i | Andrew Garnegie | S
■ra I Andrew Carnegie's words concerning saving should || jg]
8y I carry weight. He has tried it and hp knows. He says: flu fcnS
"For every dollar you can produce as a re- JK;
|£B / suit of hard earned savings, midas, in search Ml fewjj
2*3? ofapartner.willlendoncreditathousand.lt |||j|| !rv«
KM isnot capital that men require; It is the man
who has proved that he has the business hab- lU||l
■M its that create capital." H /eg
|£M Suppose you begin forming business habits by placing
Rr your nrst deposit with us tomorrow. Hmj
10 Bank of Robersonville
rse Robersonville, N. C.
J- H. ROBERSON, Jr., President |||||
Ifj A. S". ROBERSON, Vice-President II 111
R. A. BAILEY, Vice-Pre*ident mffi UR
IB I. A. MIZELL. Cashier |
N ™"" B —————
Dowell—Weaver
A pretty but simple home wed
ding was solemnized Nov. 17th.,
at S o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Weaver, on North
Person street, extended, when
their daughter, Lillian Euna, be
came the bride of Mr. George J.
Dowell. Jr.
The ceremony was performed
.in the parlor of the home, which
was tastefully and beautifully de
corated in ferns, palms and yel
lpw chrysanthemums with an ad
ded touch of the soft glow of
lighted candles, in the presence
of a larfce crowd of relatives and
i xfriefids. Mr. John Murdock act-
as usher and was assisted *by
Misses Olivia and Grace Harris.
Miss Maud Johnson presided at
the piano and while the guests
collected rendered several appro
priate selections. As a proces
sional Lohengrin'B march was
played and during the ceremony
"Hearts and Flowers" was the
selection.
The bride entered on the arm
of her brother. Mr. Fred Weaver,
and met before a background of
large palms the groom and
his best msfri] Mr. A. Y. Dowell,
of Wake Forest, his brother.
Here the sacred vows were given
by Rev. George J. Dowell, of
Aydeti, farther of the groom.
The bride was attired in a blue
coat suit with hat and gloves to
match and cnrriod a shower
bouquet of bride's roses and lilies
of the valley.
After the ceremony the guests
were invited into the gift room,
iWheve ;t l"V".'t'f"l >f 't*
some presents \v re admitted.
The luiuo i.. the daughl ,' ,fl
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weaver 1
and is an attractive young lady
with a host of friends. Mr. Do
well is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
George J. Dowell, of Ayden, and
is a young man of sterling quali
ties. lie is well knowna nd has a
ifct'Kti circle (1 luonds 111 uie
Kjntem part o f I've State. „ur.;
ami Mrs. Dotvuii will reside 111
Raleigh. —News & Observer.
"Paid in Full"
The second production here of
"Paid in Full" was given at the
Opera House on Wednesday-even
ing. Numbers of people who
HAW 't f^olirrJ'jtnfl
again. and imper
sonation of eaeh character 'verr
pleasing. There was not a weaK
point in the acting of either per
son in the caste. "Jimay" Smith
won the hearts of audience
at ouce, and t'.o selfishness and
duplicity, of "Jju Jsrooks" was
clearly demonstrated in every
word he utter c). "Emma" a;--*
"Bc?s"wit x "Capt. WlHiasas"
made up u eic which cou'r.oV
I% i! to plenco the moat critical
McGowan's Cash Store
Is the Logical Place for You to Buy Your
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, Groceries, Etc.
Country Produce Bought and Sold
M. B. McGowan
Williamston, N. C.
FOR SALE
Wednesday December 17th, 1913
Having sold my farm I will sell at auction on above date th£
Jfollowing property:
50 Barrels Corn, Fodder. Mules, Farm Implements, consist
of Mower, Guano Distributor, Cotton and Peanut Planters,
Wagon, Buggies, Carts, and all other Farming Tools, Black
smith Tools, and Household Furniture.
Sale Beins at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at My Residence in Cross
Roads Township, Martin County.
R. D. Woolard
Trustee's Sale.
Bv virtu're of authority of n Deed of
**• »• d torn? by Will Knight and
wife, Fannie Knight, on the aßtb.day of
April iqn, and duly recorded in the Keg
inter's uflTice of Martin County, in- Book
Z Z"Z, Page 310, to secure the payment
Of a certain bond, hearing even date
therewith, and the stioulations in said
deed of trust not having been complied
with, 1 shall expose at public auction,
for c*««h on T""" \ny tb* ifitb, day of
December 1913, ta o'clock Noon, at the'
Mayo™ office Door in Jatnesville Martin
County, the following property.
A certain piece or parcel of land ad
joining the lauds ot Levin Hardison,
(ten Bazemorr and others, containing
Ten {10) acres and duly recorded as above
described.
M. V. HASSKLI., T rustee.
This November 15th, 1913.
10— ai
Card of Thanks
-
T Yc '.rich to express publicly,
I our heartfelt thanks to our many
and neighbors for the
sympathy and kindness shown us
during the sickness and death of
our dear little daughter, Lilla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberson.
audience. The Manager, John
E. Pop*,"i« to be praised for the
successful production of a play
that was here just two years ago.
The n«xt pipy booked is, "Bought
land Paid For."
Hongkong's Tobacco Trau«.
Yh» Import tobacco trade Into Houe
kong consists almost entirely of si>c
ond-rate to waste tobacco, cblefly of
Hilar from the Philippines which baa
been discarded for the fine trade by
the great Philippine factories, and of
wrapper from Sumatra discarded by
the high-grade trade, and various to
baccos from Java, India and the Malay
states which are not suitable for the
fine trade anywhere.
Notice Of Sale.
Bv virtue of a power of sale contain"
ed in n certain deed of trnst executed
to the uudersigned trustee, by R. T.
Taylor and wife, Susan C. Taylor and
bearing date July 14, 1905, of record in
Book ZZ at
istry secure the payment of a certain bond
of even date aud tenor therewith and the
stipulations in same not having been
complied with, I shall, on Monday, Jan
uary 5, 1914, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
Honse door of Martin County at Will
lliamston, N. C. offer for sale, to the
higheat bidder for cash the following de
scribed property beginning at the corner
of A. B. Whitfield and R. T. Taylor on
the Main road leading from Roberson
ville, to Hamilton; running thence a
Southerly course 19 yards; thence down
the road towards Hamilton 90 yards to
the line of A. B. Whitfield and R. T. Tay
lor; thence with said line beck to the be
ginning. Containing one-fourth of an
acre more or less and formerly known as
the Livery Stables Lot on which is situate
the Gin House.
This 35th day of November, 1913.
W. H. WOOLARD, Trustee.
We Are Thankful for Our
Friends
We believe the large increase both in total deposits and number
of individual depositors at this bank during the past year has been
accomplished largely through the good offices of £>ur friends. The
good words spoken of us by our patrons are our best advertisements
and appreciated more than we can express in cold type. Much of our
increasg.of business is due to the kind words of friends.
We are Thankful
Farmers and Merchants Bank
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
STATE, AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY
JOHN O. Bloas C. D. CARSTARPHEN FRANK F. FAQAN J. L. RODOERS 0
PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT CASMiUR ASST. CASHIER
mmEmw @®®®c
We Have Just Received
Two Car Loads of Fence Wire. One Car
Load of Furniture. One Car Load of Jef
ferson Flour. You can buy to advatage
of us. ** «• «*
Our stock of Fall and Winter Millnery,
Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, etc. was
0
never more complete. Look them over.
VV*'
Harrison . Brothers . & . Company
General Merchants - - . Willianuton
Ov • tablespoon ful of Ret! ptv'.l I
i.ifioM-d 4n s pint of wau-r, tare I
1 nd>lcd to the »!op or ro'ft feed f-r t ■» I
I ■(,«, fed to hoi .1 night, end r.n -.i: I
throughout the year, will PREVENT
| tl.uUra and wormo.
■ Germs tcco:ao vrorma, at.d -crms
■r.a .o l ogs tick. Givo me a ob:vuc.
Bat ihtwe Ki.-tni and Term* and I'M
»'**.}(/#/j SAVE YOl'R HOGS
Red Devil Lye.
mh. '
IP IN 810 CANS P" „
!k /Jbk. cost you only Kl,
£ , Btll tk>l)Ml Prk* Jy:
Notice
Having qualified as administrator upon
the Estate of Susan A. Sslsbvry, drceasee;
Notice is hereby given to all persona hold
ing claims against aaid Estate to present
them to the undersigned for payment on
or before the 6th day of November 1914,
or this notice will be plead iu bar of
their recovery. . All persons indebted to
to said Estate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
This 6th day of November 1913.
11-y J. G, SALSBXJRY, Adm.
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Not Quite Blind.
Love may be blind Hut you nevw
saw a bride who couldn't teil orange
blossoms from sunflowers.—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
life
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ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
Administrator's Notice.
Huviug qualified a.« administrator of
tb- e*?*t«- of J V Guilford, deceased,
late of Martin County, North Carolna.
this is to uotify all persons having claims
agaiubt the ei-ute oi said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at Gold
Point, in said cowty, on or bef -re the
first day of Nov., 1914, or thisuotice will
be pleaded ?n bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate wi..l p!w.>e
make immediate paymeffL
This 3*tb day of *.)ct., 1913.
11.7 JOHN L. CaOoM, Admr.
Tic "A" Pressing Club
Phone 126-2
Want t£ do your Cleuuing and
Pressing and guarantees satisfac
tion as to workmanship and :-et -
vice. Club rates ior regular cus
tomers. Located in the rear of
Alexander's Shaving Tartar.
Choice Cut Flowers !
iiobed, Caranations and Violets
a specialty.
Our artistic arrangements in
weddhiti outfits arc equal to the
kx't.
iiiiOi ill ilotal offerings
than our styles.
Pot plants, palms and ferns
for house decoration
Rose bushes, shrubberies, ever
greens, hedge plants and shade
trees.
Mail, telephone and telegraph
orders promptiy executed.
J, L. O'Q* inn & Co»
FLORISTS -
Phones 149. Raleigh, N. C.
Notice
North Caiolina 1 Superior Couut,
Martiu County / Pall Term, 1913
In re, Probate of the last Will and
Testament of Annie M. Lewis, deceased.
To the Heirs at Law of the aaid Annie
M. Lewis:
A. v .. ♦», pro
bo te oi the last Will and Testament «f
the Annie M. Lewis, deceased:
Vou, ana e*cn ot you, are hereby noti
fied to appear at the next term of onr
Snperior Court to be bolden on the Bth
of December, 1913, and make yourselves
proper parties to said proceedings, if
same is desired.
This, the J7tlijd*y of October, 1913,
J. A. HOBBS,
10.31-tt Clerk Superior Court,
Brin&jyow Job Print
ing to us.