(PRACTICAL POULTRY COLUMN.
Mr. Editor:-
As the Christmas festivities are
drawing near, it calls to my mind
my boyhood days some 30 years
ago, when mother always instruct
ed me to get the turkeys fat and
ready for the market. I wish to
say a few words about the different
breeds of the majestic fowl. In
olden days, the only season that
there was any demand for the fowls
-was at Xmas. Now there is a de
mand for them at all seasons.
"The pig of the poultry yard '
brings delight to every guest at all
feasts.
There are six standard varieties
grown in this country, viz: Bronze
Naraguisett, Buff, S'ate, White
and Black. The principle differ
ence is in the size and color of
plumage. the Bronze and the
Naragausett are the largest, the
.Buff and Slate the medium, the
. Black and White the smallest.
There has been so much improve
ment in the Wlrte that they are
contending for another position as
to weight, some of them having
passed the 30 lb. mark. I raised
the Naragansett breed for a number
of years; the standard weight oi
this variety is from 20 to 30 lbs for
the males. It is not Unusual for
male to weigh over 40 lbs., be
ing too heavy for the ordinary mar
ket. They are great foragers, very
often wandering to such a distance
that they would not return at
night. Since then, I have raised
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non-standard breeds and have fotmd
theui as difficult to manage. They
are always so fond of my neighbors
oat patch and field peas. In April,
1907, I concluded to try the vyhite
turkey. In America the white
variety is called the white Holland
in the English poultry books, they
are referred to as Austrian Whites
in some Egyptian countries as the
sacred turkey. They have been
known in England for over one
hundred >ears, but are a compara
tively new bjefd in this country.
It is considered the ideal fowl for a
persou with a limited range, for it
bears confinement well. I caunot
ay this for any other breed. They
show a vitality equal toother varie
ties and are no more difficult to
raise. This year I raised every one
that I had hatched, and with less
trouble. The fusual .weight of
these fowls for the hens, is from 10
to 14 lbs. for the .males, from 15 to
26 lbs. according to the age. In
color of plumage, they are {m're
snow white, except each has a black
beard, the toes and shanks being a
pinkish white. From experience,
I know that one cannot select a
better breed than the White Holl
and. They grow to the piost pro
fitable size for the table, and when
dressed correctly, present an at
tractive appearance to the buyfcr.
I wish tor you and all the readers
of THE ENTERPRISE A MRKRY
CHRISTMAS, with a nice, fat turkey
for your dinner.
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The season for coughs and colds
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A child is much more likely
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fever when he lias a cold. The
rfuiCker vou ctire'his Cold the less
the risk. Chamberlain's Cough
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mothers, and few of those who
have tried it are willing to use any
other. Mrs F. F. Starcher, of
Ripley, W. Ya., says, "I have
never used anything oilier than
Chamberlain's Cough* Remedy for
nty children and it has always«given
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and may be given as
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Medrclue. •
By virtue of authority of a deed of
trust executed to me by W. P. Powell
and wife, Pollie A PoweSL on the 2nd
day of October. 190'/, and duly recorded
in the register's office in Martin County
in book V V V page 354. to secure the
payment of a certain bond even
date therewith, and the stipulations in
said deed of trust not having l>een com
plied with, I shall expose at public auc
tion. for cash, 011 Thursday, tlie 14th day
of January, 1909, at 12 o'clock m, at the
Court House in Martin County, the fol
lowing property:
at the Jones Road in the
Stnithwick line, running thence along
said line to the Mulberry Branch, thence
up said Branch toTarkiln Branch, thence
up said Branch to the Harriison and
Jones line, thence along said line to the
road, thence the road to the beginning,
containing 50 acres more or less.
Also 3 heads of cattle all marked swal
low fork and underkeel in the right ear
and fctop »n the left ear.
day of December, 190 H.,
W. C. UAKKIKG,
_____ Trustee.
This Is Worth folding
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St., Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured
the most annoying cold sore I ever
bad, with Buckleq's Salve.
I applied this salve once a day for
two days, when every trace of the
sore was gone." Heals all sores.
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gists. 2 SC.
TRUSTHK'B SALE
TRUSTEE'S SALE I
By virtue of'authority of a Deed of
Trust executed to me by T. P. Hardy
and wife on the i ith day of September
1905, and duly recorded in the Renter's
office in Martin County, in Book P. P. P.
PagejOa, to secure the payment of a cer
tain boud bearing even date there
with, and the stipulations iu said Deed
of Trust uot having l>e«n complied with,
I shall expose at public auction, for cash,
on the loth day of January 1909, at the
Court House door in williauiston, iti
Martin County, the following property:
Adjoining the lands of J. A. Whitley
and others, beginning at a post at the
end of a suiall ditch oti the Wild Cat
Road, theuce up said ditcl. to the run of
Leggett's Branch, thence downjsaid
branch to a gaui, J. A. Whitley's corner,
thence along said Whitley's line to h post
and two little oaks, thence N 6a* E 12S
poles to a pine, a corner, thence N J7'i°
E. aiong a.ditch to the beginnings
Containing 5o acres, more or less.
S. A. NBWKM*
i2-n-4t Trustee
TRUSTEE'S NOTICK
By virtue of a power of sale vest
ed in me by a certain deed in irust
executed to mehyChas. H. Which
ard and wife, Hannah Whiehard,
ou the fourth day of March nine
teen hundred and eifcht, and re
gistered in the Martin County
registry in hook V. V. V. at page
3X2, to secure a certain bond hear
ing even date therewith, and upon
the request of W. (1 Barnhill, as
signee named there-in, and the
stipulations contained in said deed
of trust not having been complied
with, I shall, on the first day of
January, nineteen hundred and
nine, at two o'clock P, M , in front
of the Bank of Robersonville, in
the town of Robersonville, N. C.,
sell for cash to the highest bidder,
the following described lands,-to
wit:- ___\
Bet inning at a stake on public
path in lot No. 3 in the division of
the Abner Coburn land between the
beirs-at-law of the latfc Hattie
Hrowii, running tliencejS 73 K to
the swamp, the \V\ C. Whitfield
line, thence with said Whitfield's
line to W. W Roberson's line,
thence with said Rol>erson's line to
said path, thence with said path S
41 W4O poles, thence Sri W 32
poles, thence 8 3 &. ) • K to the be
ginning, aud containiug MS acres
more or and known as lot No.
4 in the Mary Brown land division.-
This firstjday of December 1908.
J. C. SMITH.
12-4 4t Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE
Under and by virtue of authority
vested in me by a deed of trust
executed to me by William Jenkins
on the 10th day of July 190 X, to
secute the -payment of a certain
l>ond bearing even date therewith,
and registered in the office of the
register of Deeds for the county of
Martin, and the stipulations >» said
deed of trust hot having been com
plied with, and upon request of
the cestui qug trust therein named,
1 shall, on Wednesday the 6th day
of January 1909, at ten filteeu
o'clock a. tii., in the town of IVr
tnele, sell at public sale the follow
ing real estate, to-wit:
Beginning at the corner of tile
right of way on the west side of
the Kinston branch of the W. it
VV. R. R , running back 75 yards
to D. S. Powell's line, thence
southerly 30 yards to Rol>ert Law
rence's line, to the right of way,
thence northerly along the right of
way of theKinston branch to the l»e
--ginniug. containing one half acre
more or less, see deed R H Law
rence aud wife, to W. M. Jenkins,
Book F. F. F., Page 155.
This 4th day of December lyoH.
J. C. SMITH, '
i2-4-4t Trustee
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE
By virtue of authority of a Deed
of Trust executed to me by Wiley
Gardner and wife Hester A. Gard
ner on the 13th day of February
1907, and duly recorded in the
Register's office in Martin Couuty
iu book P. P. P. Page 507, to se
cure the payment t»f a certain boud
bearing even date therewith, and
the stipulations iu said Deed of
Trust not having l»cen complied
with, I shall expose at public auc
tion, for Monday the 4th
day of January 1909, at 12 o'clock
at Court House in Martin Couuty,
the following property:
Bounded on the North by the
Alfred Walker and Hasty Moore
land, 011 the East hy J. F. Hardi-
son otl the south by Robert liard
ner and J. D. Hardison and oti the
West by B. B. Bazemoreand Wiley
W. Gardner/containkiK about 25
acres. This being all the land con
veyed to W. W. Gardner by J. G.
Godard by Deed of this date and
also the interest of Wiley Gardner
in the lands of his father Lorton
Gardner. *
This November, 30 1908.
W. C. MANNING, •
* TRUSTEE S SALE
By Virtue of authority of a Deed
of Tiust executed to me by Jos.
W. Cowan on the 4th day of Octo
ber 1905, and duly recorded "in the
Register's office iu Martin Couuty
,in Hook Z Z. page 538, to secure
the payment of a certain boud beat-
ing even date therewith, and the
stipulations in said Deed of Trust
not having been complied with, I
shall expose at public auction, for
cash, on the t ith day of January
190S, at 12 o'clock M. at the court
house door in Martin County, the
"following pioferty:
A tract of land situated 4*ll the
Williauiston and fiaunltou road
and the McCaskey road adjoining
the said 'Vj|linnistoii and Hamil
ton ioad ou the north, the McCas
key road on the east, the Wauiher
branch 011 the south, and the Ever
ett Mi 1 011 the West. Containing
two hundred and twenty-six acres
more or less, and known and called
the Mill Field tract, and so desig
nated and defined in a plot aud sur
vey made by Sylvester Peel 011 the
15th and 16th of Octol>er 1900 and
being the same laud this day pur
chased of the said T. B. Slade and
Henry Slade.
This 9th day of Deeeml>er 1908.
W. S. Rhodks, .
13-1 t*4t Trustee.
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as administrator of
R. P. Sattei'white, deceased, late of Mar
tin County, N. C., this is to notify all
! persons haviug claims against the estate
of said decased to exhibit them tothe un
dersigned on or Ik.' to re the Ist day of
December 1909. or this notice will bt
plead in l>ar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the lfitli day of Noveml>er, ii»oN.
W. A. BURROt'OUS,
11 20 6t Administrator.
NOTICE
By virtue of authority vested in me by
an order iu the Snjierior Court and, ap
proved by the judge in the siiecial pro
ceedings entitled E. B. Eweli and wife
Kmmn, and Bt A. Critclier, guardian of
Clinton Ewell, 11. h. Ewell and Wilson
Uwell, ex pnrte. 1 shall sell to the high
est bidder 011 the first Monday in Janu
ary, it being the fourth day of January,
at J J o'clock noon at the court house
door iu Williamston for cash, the follow
ing descril>ed tract of land: It beginning
at a post Whit Ruflfin N. W. course, and
running along Second cross street E of
C. 1,. R R. Co. 110 feet to a post:
thence in a northerly direction along the.
wall fence of Jake Kuftiu's line Ito feet
to a post; tlience in a westerly course
along a westerly course along a wall
fence of Whit Rufiins line to the begin
ning.
This the 27th day of Novetnl>er, i>oK.
WHEELER MARTIN
ii-4-4k* Commissioner
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE
By virtue of a Deed of Trust ex
ecuted to me by Wiley Gardner
and wife Hester A. Gardner on the
Ist day of January 190H, and duly
recorded in the Register's office in
Martin County in Book P. P. P.
Page 300, to secure the payment
of a certain bond even date there
with. and the stipulations in said
Deed of Trust not*having been
complied with, I shall expose at
public auction, for cash, 011 Mon
day the4th day of Jauuaay 19(H),
at 12 o'clock at the court house
in Martin County, the following
property:.
Adjoining Hasty Moore on the
north, laul Gardner on the east,
Julius Hardison on the south; Jaul
Gardner on the West, containing
14 acres more or less, and same
purchased frotn the Delila Gardner
heirs. Also all of the land which
was conveyed to Wiley Gardner by
the I„orten Gardner luirs, which
adjoins J. F. Hardison and others,
and being all of the land owned by
Wjhey Gardner in Martin County.
This November 30th i«>oX,
w. c. MANNING.
Trustee
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of authority
of a deed in trust executed to me
by Annie Coburn on the 9th day
of July 1908, to secure the pay
ment of a certain bond bearing
even date therewith, and registered
in the office of the Register oT
Deeds for the County of Martin,
and the stipulations contained in
said deed in trust not having been
complied with, and upon request
of the cestui que trust therein
named, I shall, ou Wednesday the
6th day of January 1909, in front
of the Post Office, in tlie town of
Parmele, at ten o'clock a. m., sell
at public sale the following des
cribed real estate, to-wit:
G(ne town lot situate in,the town
of Parmele, with small house on
same and lying and being on the
east nf A- C—L^-R^—Rv
Ttfsaid town, and beginning at a
corner in the street, in front or
near the post-office, in said town;
running thence an easterly course
100 feet, thence a northerly course
50 feet, thence a westerly course to
said Street,oue hundred feet, thence
a southerly course 50 feet to the
beginning. See deed book WW,
Page 121.
This the 4th day of December 1908
J. C. SMITH,
12-4-41 * Trustee.
We Have...
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A line of Umbrellas for 'Xmas Gifts, each one
in Individual Box, Fancy Handles,
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Gold, Pearl and Silver Pearl and Gun
Metal. Prices ranging from $3.25 to $6.00.
We also have a nice line of Ties, Handkerchiefs,
* Suspenders and etc. In Individual Boxes
for Presents. Come to and let us
please you. . . « . .
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Yours truly, /. "
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Brown & Roberson
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