THE ENTERPRISE.

PmiPAT. DBCUBKB 2. 1004

|^JX)CALjNEWS^J|?County Commissioners meet

Kosday.

?The only "only" House in theennntry is in town, John Housethe Artist.

?Williams' Comedy Co.at OperaHouse next Thursday, Friday andSutuday nights.

?lt is announced that a hotel is to

he bnflt on the corner of Main* andWashington streets.

?The town commissioners arehaving the hoard walk fixed at lastNo wonder it's raining to day.

?A stock holders meeting oftheEnterprise Printing Co willbe heldMonday night at 7:30 o'clock.

?the subscribers of the WQliams-ton Telephone Co are requestedto add to their list York, Hayes CoPhone 7S.

?Bishop Strange, of the Episco-pal church, will preach at theChurch of the Advent 00 Tuesdaynight. December 6th.

When yon fed like\u25a0 Sighing win never pleasure bring,Learn to laugh, yon can laugh and

laugh rightBy taking Rocky Mountain Ten at

night?S. R. Biggs.

??There is n scarcity efdwellinghomes in town. It is reported thatMr. T. J. Smith, the American to-bacco buyer, will have to leavetown the first of January on ac-count of the safe ot the house behad leased for this year, unless hecan get another, and there is not

another to be had.Running tike mad down the street

dumping the occupant,or a hundredother accidents are every day occurrenes. It behooves every bod to havea reliable Salve handy and there's\u25a0oat as good as Bncklen Arnica

Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczemsand Piles, disappear quickly underits soothing effect. 15c S. R. BiggsDrug Store.

?Read the advertisements ofYork, Hayes Company, new goods,and Santa Clans; Herbert D. Peele,Christmss presents; S. H. Ellison,Trade at our store; Simpson Hard-ware Co.. Christmas wants; J. A.Mixed ft Co., Early Christmasthoughts; Atlantic Coast Line,Holiday rates; Williama' ComedyCo., Opera House; Burrous A. 1Critcher, Commissioner. Sale ofreal estate.

Blunders are sometimes very ex- 1pensive Occssiooslly life itself is <

the price of a mistake, but you'U Inever be wrong if yon take Dr. <

King's New Lite Pills for Dyspep- 1sas. Dirtiness, Headache, Liver orBowel troubles. They are gentleyet thorough. 25c at S. R. BiggsDrug Store.

Wsdce fttckhglders

A meeting of the stockholdersof The Enterprise Printing Co. ishereby called to meet at the Com-pany's office Monday night at 7:30o'clock.

C. D. CARSTASPHKN,A. E. WBITMOXK * President

Secretary.

THE CHRISTIAN chaicbea at CooSwHwylt, Turkey and YokahomaJapan, have long used the Longman Allatiui i Mats for painting their chur

Liberal eantribuHoaa nfL.aH. Paintwill be givmlor saeh porpose wherevera cenrch is located

P. M. Scofield, Harris Springa. 3- C.

with L. a If. twenty-six yaara NotHBOC; Wifca bfttM *lia-

parted in the last fear yean-"W. g Barr Charleston, W. Va., writes

" Painted Prankenbaig Block with L.n M. aMbwi faetar thaa aay baildiag herehaw ever dome; stands ant as tho v»Yahhad and artaal east of paiat was lewthaa $L sa par galloa. Wears aadseven like gold."

Theaa Celebrated Paiata are sold by 8.E. Keen

Loach nifiiiwiPsstngtn to the World's Fair

can pem-hssr on each Tueaday,Thursday and Saturday duringNovember) ten days couch excui-

sion tickets via Norfolk and Wes-tern Railway to St. Lonis and re-turn at very low rates. Excursiontickets with longer are on

Jifale daily. Rates and schedules(arniahrd upon

.applitation to

Agents Norfolk and Western Rail-W*T' «

W. B. BKVILI.,

Gen. Pnss. Agent, Roanoke, Va.

SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH» 1.,.

Rev. JR. D. Carroll, of theBaptist Church, Filled

the Pulpit at Night

! CLOSING OP MR. SUTTOITS TERM

Last Sunday was the dosing olfour years work on this charge olthe Rev. T. H. Sutton. He hasworked faithfully and has \u25a0ccom-

pliahed a great work- His untiringfforts have been awarded with

abundant success, since coming to

this charge he has practially builtthree new Churches, the churchhere was involved in debt and behas paid offevery cent, the chufchat Vernon was in debt and incom-plete and he boa completed thatand paid for it. He has erected anice church at Holly Springs andpaid for it. At Hamilton a handsomeand commodious church has beenerected and paid for, and he has

started a movement at Hasaells foithe erection of a church there, the

land havingbeen given for a site.Beside having accomplished such agood work along the line. Mr,Sutton has greatly strengthenedMethodism in this section, by hhuntiring efforts along the religomline. His everyday life is an openbook, and a far stronger and mort

lasting sermon thsn any man candeliver from a pulpit. While nota great pulpit speaker, Mr. Sutton

is an earnest, conscientious, sympa-thetic preacher. As a pastor he canhardly be excelled, this is his strong

point. He has endeared himself to

the people of the town and com-munity in such a way that hismemory will long live with themthough they should never see himagain. To the people here the fouryears have past all too soon.

His sermon last Sunday morningwas s plsin and practical, but astrong a-gument for the leading of

better anb more christin lives.

At night the pulpit wss filled by\u2666he Rev. R D. Carroll of the BaptistChurch, and a large congregatsonwas present. His text was: "IHsvekept the faith, I Have fought agood fight, therefore there is aCrown of Righteousnes Laid up forme." ME. Carroll handled his ser-mon in a fine nanner, bringing outthe principle points in the life ofthe great apostle Paul from thetime of his conversion.

After the regular service the choirsang "God be with you till we meetagain."

A Pllliltt PillNo pill is as pleasant and positiveas DeWitt's Little Early Risers.

DeWitt's LittleEarly Risers are somild and effective that children, del

icate ladies snd weak people enjoytheir cleansing effect, while strongpeople ssy they sre the best liverqills sold. Sold by Anbersoa. Craw-ford ft Co.

Lost a Valuable Horse

Tuesday afternoou about 4:30

o'clock when Messrs WheelerMartin and Jos. A. Biggs were re-turning from Washington, whereMr. Martin had been on professionalbusiness, he hsd the misfortune tolose one of the horses.

On leaving here that morning,for Washington, the horse wasseemingly in perfect health, ueverhaving appeared in better conditionand when they left Washington on

the return trip the horse was allright. But when about a mile ortwo from Mr. Kader Lilleys heshowed signs of illness and in

about 15 minuets was dead, thehorse wss a fine roadster and nearlya perfect horse as we will aee in along time.

THE GOOD OLD WAYA severe cold or sttack of la

grippe is like fire, the sooner you

combat it the better your chancesare to overpower it. But few moth-ers in this age are willing to do thenecessary work required to give agood old-fashioned reliable treat-

ment such as would be administered by their grandmothers, backedby Boschee's German Syrup whichwas always liberally used in con-

nection with the home treatment of

colds and is still in grater housholdfavor than any known remedy. But

even without the application of theold-fasioned aids German Syrupwill cure a severe cold in quicktime .It will cure colds in cbildienor giuw% people. It relieves thecongested organs, allays the irrita-tion. and effectively stops the cougbAny child will take. it. It is invalu-able in a household of children.Trial size bottle, 35; regular size.75c. For sale by S. R. Biggs.

[ PERSONAL

I The Iter. B. 8. L?iter CUBICin last night.

Mis® Annabellc Everett spentSunday in Hamilton.

I Mr. J. L. Davenqort of James-p ville was in towu yesterday.

' Messrs J. W. and G. A. Crofton,

1 of Gold Point, were in town today.

Messrs L. M. Brown and ToneGray of Jamesville were in townthis morning.

Miss Alice Grimes, of Rober-sonville was the guast of Mis NoraFowden Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Sutton leftTuesday morning for Henderson toattend conference.

Miss Lillian Critcher of RockyMount, is visiting the family of

Mr. Rodger Critcher.Lee Terry, Sidney Mobley, Jot

Godard, and Luke Lamb returnedto Chocflpinity Monday morning.

Mrs W, H. Linley Kent left onThursday for Richmond accom-pained by Dr Harrell and her sisterMrs B. T. Cowper, Mrs Kent ex-pects to enter the private Sanitariunof Dr Hodges the celebrated nervespecialist. She will spend severalmonths at this institution untill shethoroughly recuperates and regainsher nerve strength.

Willie Jones,son of Mr.and Mrs.A. C. Jones, who has been in StVincent Hospital, Norfok, for three

months or more returned homeTuesday night. While in the hos-pital several operations were per-formed upon him, and the doctorssay it is a miracle that he is alivttoday, the many friends of tlufamily are indeed glad to knowthat he is improving so nicely.

DELIGHTFUL GERMAN

Given in Honor of Mr. andMrs. Joseph Paul

Simpson

riANY DANCERS PRESENT(Exported)

One of the most deightful events

which Williamston has ever seenwas the dance given to Mr. andMrs. J. Paul Simpson on Tuesdayevening in the new ball room onMain street by the society men ofthe town. Mr. and Mrs. Simpsonreturned from (heir honey moon onFriday evening, much to the delightof every one. They are so popularthat their home coming was cele-brated by a dance, which is typicalof a joyous spirit. Mrs. Simpson,who was Miss Mittie Lloyd Cof-field, the daughter of Hon. JosepliB. Cofficld, is one of the prettiestyoung women in the State. She isa brunette of exquisite type,and onthis occasion her personal appear-ance and manner were so charmingthat she was the object of muchadmiration. Mr. Simpson is a mem-ber of the Simpson Hardwar Co.and is as popular in society as he isconsistant and steady in business.Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, who are

SPECIAL NOTICES

If you have lost fcomething and it is

worth finding put a local in THK KNTKK-

pftISK.

If you want something and it i> worthhaving let the people know about itthrough Thk Enterprise.

If you have anything to aell, and itsworth selling, let the people know itthroagh Thb Kntkrprish.

Locals under this heading 5 cents a

line each insertion. No "ad." taken forloss than 15 cents. Special rates for long

time.

FOR SALE?One piece 1 7-16 shaftng16 ft. long; I piece I 7-16 shalting 24 ft.long; 4 ceiling hangers; 1 steel pulley

inch face; 1 7-16 inch bore 6 inches <n

diameter; I ShaW coupling; One steelpnlley 8 inch face, lC inches in diameter;

1 steel split pulley 6 inch face, is inchesin diameter; a wood beaters anil a lot ofstove pipe. Apply at this office.

FOR RRNT?Store space in front oaJtof building occupied hy Enterprise Print-ing Co. Apply to this office.

NOTICE?AII persons are hereby for-bidden to trespass in any manner on the"Holier Harrington" place, adjoiningthe lands of Staton Wynn, James Robert-son and others. All persons violatingthis notice will be prosecuted.6-4t O. B. SIMPSON.

FOR SALE One Revolving BookCase. Applyat this office.

FOR SALE?One New 1200 pound

Barnes, Double Door Safe. Cash or ea-

sy terms. £. H. RAWLS,

il-4-8t Roberaonville, N. C.

WANTED ?One hundred gpod beefCattle, and also a lot of fresh pork.Highest market prices paid.

J. B. McGOWAN,Williamston, N. C.

Highest Market PricesPAID FOR

Live Turkeys

Qeese, Ducks

and ChickensNOTIFY . . .

Q. B. SIMPSONR. F. D. No. 2 Williamston,N.C

THE

Ragged Frontjnwwai

TirIS WHERE VOU CANJGKT

THE FINEST

GROCERIESMO RAGGED GOODS

HOWEVKK

EVERY THING STRICTLY FIRST-CLASSAll Oilhini hi..Fin Mnitit Ratlei

C. W. KEITHIS WJUTINB TO ACCOMMODATE YOU

Fresh Baker's BreadReceived Daily

aaa BANK DEPOSIT3>S,UUU aaajtf

Board at Cotl.WrlwOuk*JSSITM33rBUWtUCOLLEBE.Bseea.6a

CRYSTAL

Shaving ParlorRHODES & ALEXANDER

Proprietors

Bank Building Smithwick Street

New and up- to-date Furniture.

The best Barbers that can be ob-tained.

Polite and courteous attention.

Motto?"We lead, others follow."

connoisseurs in the terpsicboreanart, led the german, and the liguretwere so beautiful that the manyspectators looked long at tha merry

dancers. The following were pres-

ent. Mr. and Mrs. J. Psul SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Jeffress,Miss Marina Whitley and Mr. DonGodwin, Miss Mayo Lamb and Mr.

Tbad Lawrence. Miss Nora Fowdenand Agustus Whichard, Miss EllaStaton with Mr. H. Robertson,Miss Ruth Matthews and Mr.Everett, Miss Annabelle Everettand Mr, Grover Hadison, Mist-Laura Jones and Mr. Kader Crawford, Miss Sophie Morton and Mr

Cleve Roberaon, Miss Eliza LambMr. John W. Hassell. Miss Hattic

Lou Ward and Mr. Dillon Simpson,Miss Henrietta Peele and Mr.George Whitley. Miss Essie Peekand Mr. Fountain Lipscombe Mist

Bulsh Bateman and Mr. E. E. Ed-mondson. Miss Hannah Vic Fow-den and Mr. C. C. Harrell, Mis.'Louise Fowden and Mr. HarryMirt Stubbs,

Stags: Messrs. Dillard of Rober-sonville. Wheeler Martin, Jr, Hay-wood Knight, William Watts, WigWstts, Jr. snd Harry Biggs.

lfotlce to Tax Payers<r*

The town taxes for the year be-ing June Ist, 1904 is dde and col-

lectible.All persons sre hereby notified

that I am ready to collect same.You will please be ready to settlewhen Icall on yon, thereby savingunnessary worry and expense.

Yours truly,J. H. PAGE,

4-4t Town Tax Collector.

The Problem of What to GiveI For a

CHRISTMAS PRESENTis Easily Solved at our StoreWhen you see the Fine line of

IV*M!M Waltham

WATCHESV * <

Brooches,Qold and Silver Finger RingsBicycles and Musical Instruments

Rogers Bro.s' 1847 Silverware

I HERBERT D. PEELE jTHE JEWELER

TELEPHONE 3< WILLIAriSTON, N. C.j

When in Doubt Come to See UsW- TRADE A 7 OUR STORE: ?U

A STORR YOU KSOW. A »tore all thU community know*. A store that ca

ters to the grocery trade. A store that always quotes the loweat possible price*.

A store that means to do the fair and square thin# at all time* and under all circumitance*. We »ell good

... GROCERIES..at right prices. \,

ENTERPISE $1

You Need Look no Further ;

For Your

WINTER CLOTHESTo Every Prospective Ik)CLOTH INQ Buyer. .

We would like to say one thing?do not\ /fill

fail to come in and look over the immense IN mmVJr '9f \ ffl'J/ifjl/fstock of Fall and Winter Clothing. We \WvJp M \are sure you willappreciate our claim, that it | M % 11 jMsuch values given cannot tx- found else- /,! * mm Jr JW

?where. ?We will be glad to show you t I(

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through whether you wish to buy or not. y//W MWW ljfl ( |ljllf "1Investigition will prove the merit of our I ,'l/ M jlllntofferings and uphold our claim that there ' . M Wi > HulfflB f^L

- is no better Clothing sold anywhere for the J|\ J \

$7.50 SIO.OO $12.50 Wf W I J

HATS and CAPS V\ I \\ I|l» ,We have just received t%e latest styles and I % I 111

all colors in Brown Hats, as well as in ij I % I lltStaple Black. We have a large a'S-irtment I / II ' fof Mens', Boy's and Children's Capa, from I

25 to 50c. Each ? j&J ? ..jrin

f" What Do You Like-" in Overcoats ? j{ We will be pleased to show yon some ofthe best goods that" - S

has ever been seen in Overcoats for such a little money; - I

$6.50 $7.50 SIO.OO $15.00

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Do Not Miss Seeing Our Line of]JE3

[ CLOTHNGQ . AND .. OVERCOATSBoy's all-wool Suits in double-breasted and Norfolk style, nicely trimmed and well made, from fourto sixteen years, prices from >1.75 to fc.oo. Overcoats from fa.so to J5.00. We have them la plainand fancy colors, nobby mixed patterns trimmed in large brass buttons, and they are beauties. Do

no fail to stop and let us tfhow them to yon . ...... .. .. ?

Harrison low prices.

L AI/. J A| DYSPEPSIA CURE

MM m S IIH DIGESTS WHAT YOU BATH H H H K3 Tk» SI.OO bottl* cofiMln*2M ttoullMMlaH,iMalilvWMfeH F J PIBPABSD OWLT AT Tfll LABORATORY or

I % \r fil B. C. IfeWITT*COMPANY. CHICAQft ILL

ANTICIPATE YOUR?

Qhristmas Wantsv Then come here to

make your purch-

"v. Sfo ase. Our prices are44 fair" and . .

iLjCCIt Gift Goods GaloreInspect our display

before buying . .

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