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". I Few People Realize, i| S
The moral and financial uplift that a hank gives a com- ,
munitv. If for no other reason than the fact that you are I sJi
a good citizen, 1 Hj fll
We should have your patronage „;|
fer But there are other reasons- scores of them. You ask jJJJI X 5
what they are? Call, and we will be plensed to lay them nflH
before you. ■ £S| j
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Robersonville, N. C. I """ fil
, J " J. H. ROBERSON, Jr.. Pre.ident - 0
A. S. ROBERSON, Vic«-Pre*idcnt ' H
I |fl R. A. BAII.EY, Vice-President (TM 1 !
■ ' |. A. MJZELL CMhiat
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of the authority conferred in
MC by » d«d of Uu>T executed to UJC b;
jßilrj- SpruUl Mill wife on the aut day oi
Deceni'ier 100 Hand duly recorded in the
Rtgiitrt of deed* office in Mattin County
in Book VVV Pa*e i»si)to »ecurethe pay
ment of a certain bood bearing even date
therewith and the atipulation in aaid
deed of trust not bavin* been cffmplieO
witb, I 'ball e*po»e at public public auc
tion for cavta, on the 13th day of August
1914 at ia o'clock at the Courthouse door
in Martin County the following property;
BeKfnninK at Tim Bowen'a corner and
tunning with aaid Bowen'a line to Cone
hoc Creek thence down Mid Creek to a
branch, thence up aaid branch to the
Wil'damston and Hamilton Road, tbence
down «Aid road to tbe begiuninp.
This »he nth day of July 19M.
VVHKF.UiR MARTIN, Trustee.
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To The Farmers
We take this method ofadvising the Tobacco _
Growers, that we will run the Roanoke Ware
house this season and earnestly solicit a liberal
share of your patronage. We have connected
with us as Floor and Sales Manager, Mr. C. C.
Lucas, who is veteran i n the tobacco business,
and knows tobacco, and will see that every pile on
our tloor brings full value. The indications are
that tobacco will again bring a good price this
season, and we hope to be favored with a load
of your first curing on opening day. Assuring
you that we will do all in our power to please you.
Y ours to serve,
Mobley, Taylor & Co.
PROPRIETOR'S OF
Roanoke Warehouse
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East Carolina Teachers
Training School
A State schodl to train teachers for the public schools of
North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one pur
pose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. , Fall term be
gins StpUmfctr 2£»d f 11)14
For catalogue and other infbrmation address.
ROBT. H. WRIGHT, President.
Greenville, N. C.
Send Your Job Work to The Enterprise Office
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THE ENTERPRISE, WILLIAMBTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Your
f the F. &M. Bank
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Banks arc becoming more and more custodians of the funds
of the people of both large and small means. This is due to
the wider appreciation of the value of banking service as its
usefulness is extended and its methods become more and
better known. If there is any feature of the bauking busi
ness you do not understand, call and we will gladly explain
the same. • „
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A STATE, AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY g j
JOHN D. BKiOS C. D.*CAR3TARPHEN J. L. RODOERSON
PRESIDENT _ VICE-PRESIDENT CASHIER ' 0|
Notice of Primary Election
MARTIN COUNTY—NORTH CAROLINA.
As required by An Act of the General Assembly of 1913, providing for Primary Elections in
Martin County, notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be held at the
various polling places in said County, hereinafter named, on Thursday, the 6th, day of August, 1914,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the House of Representatives and all
County and Township Officers. Polls will be opened at sunrise and close at sunset.
Registration Rooks shall be kept open ten days immediately preceding day of Election for
the registration of new Electors; and said Books shall close at 8 o'clock on tne night preceding such
Primary Election It is suggested that the two Townships, heretofore nominating & bounty Commis
sioner, vote for ofie Commissioner. Copies of said Primary Law will be printed in due time and dis
tributed to all the* Registrars and Judges of Election.
The polling places, Registrars and Judges of Election, are as follows:
PRECINCTS. REGISTRARS. JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Goose Nest .*. N. M. Worsley R.J. House
L. T. Chesson.
Hamilton ..... J. T. Waldo : P. H. Davenport
H. S. Johnson.
Poplar Point M. P. Taylor. Van Taylor, Jr., ,
F. J. Roebuck.
Robersonville J- A. Mizell J. G. Barnhill
• J. L. Whitfield.
Gold Point J J- Weaver... _._j. J. A. Powell
W. A. Ross.
Cross Roads .• S. F. Everett J. S Ayers
D. J. Meeks.
Bear Grass Nathan Rogerson Mc. G. Taylor
A. B. Ayers.
Griffins Ephriam Peel, H.J. Manning
L E. Corey.
Williams .... Levi Hardison J W. Hopkins
J. B. Hardison.
Jamesvilie ...... Sylvester Staiiings L. W. Mizell
J. H Bailey.
Williamston B. F. Godwin J A. T. Crawford
J. E. Pope.
The votes shall be counted at the close of the Polls, and proper returns made as prescribed in
said Primary Law. A Convention of the Democratic Party of Martin County will be held at William
ston. N. C., on Thursday, the Kith, of August, 1914. when and wherejall nominations for said Offices
will be declared. • •• * »
By order of the Democratic County Convention, May 23rd, 1914.
HARRY W. STUBBS, Chairman.
Gold Point Items
Mrs. J. A. Powell was the
guest of Mrs. W. A. Ross Mon
day.
Arthur Johnson was in town
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Mrs. A. B. Whitfield and Miss
Cornelia Edmunds returned from
Rocky Mount Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross spent
the week-end in Pitt County visit
ing relatives.
W. B. White and daughter;
Thelma, attended services at
Robersonville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coburn
were the guests of Mr. Henry
Smith near Spring Green on Sun
day.
• Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Grofton
were in town Sunday.
J. A. Bryan and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lester Everett.
Three of the team of Charlie
Johnson were killedj>y lightning
on Saturday.
J. E. Roberson was here Tues
day.
Grady Smith was in town Sun
day.
Vaccine Free
Dr. W. E. Warren announces
that he will inoculate any one
with typhoid vaccine free of
charge. The extremely warjjn
weather has made
such that people are more in dan
ger of taking the dreaded fever,
and vaccine has been demon
strated to be a safe preventive. -
Dr Warren Health Officer of
the county, is very desirous of
preventing the fever among the
people. Consult him about the
vaccine and get the treatment
free.
Sb«t Negro
Mr. Luther Walters, who lives
about four miles from town, shot
Stuart Brown, a negro, on Thurs
day morning, Wiling him in the
thigh with a pistol bullet There
had been some misunderstanding
and Brown started ftt Walters
with a large gate hinge, and Wal
ter stopped him with the shot.
Medical attention was given
Brown and the bullet extracted.
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The Misses Lawson, of Lancas
ter County, Va., are the guests
of Mrs. J. G. Staton.
Two More Happy
The arrival of the shoofly on
Tuesday, was the signal for a
of curiosity seekers to
way to the Temple of
Ju*Mfcvhere carriages are
* rnac rißi« unmade. However,
does only the
first requirements of the forafer
and on that day license were
issued for the marriag'e of Mr.
James Everett and Miss Ethel
Meeks, who came from near Par
mele. Mr. J. B. Carson
panied them and stood sponsor
for the legality of the wholejmat
fcer, and Rev. J. T. Stand ford, who
accidentally was there, too, tied
the knot in the presence of an
eager crowd of men assembled in
the Register's office. It develop
ed that the couple had been to
Tarboro, but Register Bunn just
would not issue the papers, so>
they came here with Mr. Carson.
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Purely Figurative. «
"Every man.' sayt the biahop of
London, "nut be his own fnlnmlm
and find the continent of truth." This
to the first time that we had heard
America called the continent of truth,
and one wonder* where the praaeat
ftohlon of Utfcery la coins to end.—