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WtHkMHa. M. C.
WILLIAM C. MANNING, EDITOR
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THE ENTERPRISE,
Williamston. N C.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. - - 1917
The. Germans in the West got
"tanked u;." liut not on beer.
It was British bullets.
If cotton reaches forty cents,
as was predicted Monday on the
York market, there will be
some sore spots in some farmers
heads because they sold "too
early."
Now that Thanksgiving is
over, thoughts of the little
Christmas stockings will fill the
minds of men and women in this
blessed land. Hut we should re
member the homeless through
out the world.
The Republicans of the west
have been holding a pow-wow
this week to formulate plans to
defeat the Democrats. Of course,
Marion Butler was there, and
that is a plenty to say about it.
Notice
By virtue of the authority
conferred in me by a "Deed of
Trust" executed to me by Joe
Hell on the 23rd day of January,
1915, and duly—jecorded in the
Register of Deeds Office in Mar
tin County, in book ll.i, page
*sl, to secure the payment of
c - c.i t.Mti bonds bearing • even date
therewith, and the stipulations' tn
said Deed of Trust not tuning
been  omplied with, I shall expose
for sale at public am tion, for
- ca\b. in the Town of Parmele in
ftciitt ot the Post  )lVi e, at 11 :oo
«>' fock, a, in. on the rand dav of
December, Iy 17, the tollowing
des ribed real estate, to-wit.
at a ditch, ). L.
Wltiti hard's line; running South I-.
I - . 94 pedes to Bryant Chance's
line; thence , south 17 * W. 2 A
poles; thence soiuh 18 E 8 poles
to a 1 oruer; tlithce north Nfi'.-W',-
it 1 poles to a ditih; thence up
said ditch to a bridge; thence a
straight line to a pine slump in
(). L. Whitrhard's line to the be.
ginning, containing. 3I acres
more or less,
Tl is the 2 jltd day ot November,
1917
H. A. CRITCII Kl\, •Trustee,
11-.?°
Notice
"aving qualified as executor of
thewstate i>l Aaron Mi/ell, de
ceived, 1 .*ll- of Martin county.
North Carolina/ this is to notify
all persons having claims agains
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned on
or before the .'7th day of Novem
ber, 1918 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar. of their recovery.
All person indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 27th of November
J a, WYNNE
Executor For The Estate Of
Aarort Mizell, Deceased,
11-30
Notice To Public.
Owing to the war conditions,
and our inability to get coal, and
to conserve fuel, I will run my
gin only Wednesdays and Fri
days of each week.
Yours Truly,
J. G. Staton
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SI. THE YEAR.
k Professional Cards ;
S. J. Everett
Attorney-at-Law
Greenville, N. C. - Williamaton, N. C.
Greenville Long DUtance Phone 338
Wm. P.. Warren • J. S. Rhode*
Drs. Warren & Rhodes
. - Physicians and Surgeons
Office in Bigg* I'rug Stoie • 'Phone 7-
B. A. CRITCHER B. D. CRITCHER
CRITCHER & CRITCHER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
MAIN STREET , PHONE 77
WilliamsWWr N. C.
A. R. Dunn: tig Clayton Moor*
DUNNING h MOORF-:
Attorney » and Councilors At L.aw
Oflicr I 14 Mun St., over F. K. Hi»dj(r» More
Williamson, N. C Phone 135
\
Jos. H. Saunders, M. 1)
Physician and Surgeon
Day phone 53 - Night phone 40
Williamston. N. C.- .
Hugh B. YoTmOT
Microscopy, Electrotherapy, X
Kay, Diagnosis, Specialties
»>'hcc oil StnilhwirU .St.. if.if Mount Hto
Office lioutN. h lu.lo ii HI.. 7 to 4 p. In.
Offir? 'phone 6o - Niyiit 'jjhuio*
.1. I). SIiA 1)10
Undertaker and Licensed Emhal
mer
Plymouth, - N. C.
Phone 37. Williamston, N.C.
Dr P. B. CONE
Dentist
Office over Farmers and Mer
chants Bank. - #
Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 6
Phone No. 9 Res. Phone No. 156
Dunning & Smith
Attorney s-.' t- La w
Williamston, N. C.
Robersonville N. C.
Dr. R. L. Savage
of ltocky Mount will be at the
Atlantic Hotel fourth Wendnea
day in each month to treat dis
eases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE
and THROAT and FIT GLASSES
M
K. P. BUNCH
A pent For
arolina Metal Shingle?.
•Villiamston. N. C Phon»> 170
MR. FARHER
Now is the time to £et ready for another
Hij'h-Priced Crop
You can do this by buying a
Disc Plow, *2-hors> Oliver and
Chattanooga Plows
Spike-tooth Harrows
HACKNEY AND PIEDMONT WAGONS
FLANNAGIN BUGGIES '
%
We carry Lime, Cement, Brick
-I and 5 inch Juniper Shingles
" TWO,CAR LOADS WIRE FENCING
HAitRfSOTBROS. K COMPANY
THE ENTERPRISE, WILLIAMSTON, NORTH OAIIOUNA
! . ANNOUNCEMENT
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| I beg to announce to my many friends that I have associated myself with
The Peoples Bank
1 of Williamston, N. C., where I can be found to take care of their every need
l' I desire to take this opportunity of thanking those who have so cheer
fully given me their support and most respectfully ask the continuance of
same, as with my "New Bank" we have ample meet your
everv demand.,
I
I trust you will feel free to command me whenever I can be of service.
Respectfully,
I + r
J. L. KODQEKSOiM. 
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J O STATON, President J. L. HASSELL, Vice President
V. R. TAYLOR, 2nd V-President C. H..GODWIN, Cashier
- Williamston, N. C. -
fI\FT I trs\ tea-* ,^-v
INOTICB
Il iv ing qualified as Executor
to the last will and test itnent of
Rittie (Jrillin deceased; Notice is
hereby given to all persons tiold
ing claims against said Estate to
present them to the undersigned
for |>avmenr on or before the 2nd
ffiy of October, 1918, or this!
notice will be plead in bar ot
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make im
mediate payment
This 2nd day ot October 1917-
THOMAS C. GRIFFIN,
Executor-,
Mrs. Mattie" Speller
Denlnrtn
UENRHAL MHRCHANDIS
Also a full line of wall paper.
Phone j5 Wllllnmaton, N. G
Wheeler M irtln Wheeler Martin,
Martin & IV^artin
Attorncys-at-Law
Williamston - North Carolina
PItONK 33
Green's August Flower
lias been used for all ailments
that caused by a disorder stom
ach and inactive liver, such as
sick headache, consti pat ton, sour
stomach, nervous indigestion,
ferment .'ition of rood, palpitation
of the heart caused dy gases in
the stomach. August FloMer i-s a
gentle luxative, regulates diges
tion both in stomach and intes
tines, cleans an sweetens the stom
ach and alimeutarycanal, stimu
lates the liver tc secrete the bile
and impurities from the blood'.
25 75 cent r>ottle~
Sold' bv
SAI'N'DMRS \ FOWEN
FOR "SALE.
Builders Lime. Agricultural
Burnt Unslacked, Slacked and
Oyster Shell Lime in bulk or
bags, car or cargo shipments.
Clyde MaeCallum State Agent,
Hertford, N C for Limestone
Products Corp. and
Shell & 1 iime Co,
Boschee's German Syurp
Wh vll >• I' 1 E 11 r. ! I :IAL v  ■ MIU'II
remedie- UL rn H, iscfie-'s (Jer
man Sv ; u;> 1 .. 1 deen used SIK cess
tulle ' tiii\ one vears in ail
p. ills tiu ("nited States for
coughs. iM 1 11. hitis, colds Settled
in the ILIICA:, especially lung
11 ON ides h givi-s the patient a
good ni.;hf S resi, 'free from
oaign 1 I.\" WITH easy expectora
tion 111 IHE A. irning. gives nature
a ch.uie. : > sooth • the inflamed
parts. ;1, ~.VS '' ~C TNE disease,
helping the p. lient to regained
his health. and 75 cent bottles.-.
Sold l>\
SAIA'DFRS \ FOWPKN
[Notice
Having «jualifte.\ as administrator upon
tile estate of Maggie G., Ale\auy:htuii,
decease 1, notice is hereby niveti to all
petsons holding cUims against »ait
«*stnte to present them to the undersigned
for paviiti*til on or bifore the 6tfi day of
Nov. err thisnotice will be pJead in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
This 6th day of Nov. 1917.
GKO T. McS UV.IITON Adtn.
Mules For Sale.
Always from 100 to 300 head of
horses & mules of all description
for sale at my stables in York, Pa
' JOH KIN DIG.
Splendid Bargains At JauiesYille
FOR SALE—I have at Jamesville, N. C-, the following:
One Circular Saw Mill complete with 50-H. P. Boiler, 40-H. P
Erie City Engine, Lane Saw Mill, Edgers, Cutoff saws, LogJacker
etc., 6- H. P. Frick engine. 1 Lyell 8 H. P. engine, 1 8-H. P. Frick
engine, Filing room building, practically new, All of the above is
in first class ""rnnning order, and has a 2-acre mill site with more
land available located on Roanoke River with good artesian well on
the property. Milt has a capacity of 10,000 ft. per day.
I have also 1 Gin and Grist Mill, building 42x60 ft. on A C L
Railroad with one acre of land, 35-H. P. Boiler apld 20 H. P. engine
1 4 ft grist mill. 1 new 70-saw Continental cotton gin with packing
press new, put in this year. .•
All of the above practically new and is guaranteed to be in first
class order, and I am offering 2of the best sites in Jamesville There
are 350 yards of steel railroad track with the saw mill."
For further particulars and terms apply to . *
- ' ' f LUTHER HARDISON,
' v - Jamesville, N. C.
An Old Man's Stomach.
As we ijrow older and less ac
tive, less and less food is requir
ed co mee.t the demands of our
bodies. Il too much is habitually
taken, the stoniai h will rebei.
When a man reaches the advanc
ed age of 85 or yo, you will find
that he is a light eater, Be as
careful as you will, however, you
I will occasionally eat more than
you should and will feel the need
of Chamberlain's Tablets to cor.
re t the disorder. These tablets
| do not contain pepsin, hut streng
then the stomach and enables it
to perform its function naturally.
I hey also cause a gentle movc
menfof the bowels.
Certain Cure for Croup.,
Mrs. Rose Middleton, of (ireen.
v '|i'\ 111. has had experience in
the treatment ol this disease. She
says. " When .my  hildren were
small my son had croup frequent
ly. Chamberlain s _ Cough Reme
dy always broke up these attacks
immediately, and I was never
u ith.oit it in the house, I have
t.ikcu it m\ s». It for roughs and
1 olds with go. (I lesults.'
Mrs. P.O. Slucheil Tells How
She Cured Her Son of a Cold.
' VVIn 11 my son Ellis v.is sick
wnli .> I.mi las', winter I ;avc
loin (chamberlain s (' 'iigu me*,
dy It helped hin ~! ~:u, .uid
q 111 klv broke up h;s coid "
writ -s Mi s, 1» () Sm, hell. 11.>_
me: (_ ■1 \. !',i T !iis n nrdv has
ueen 111 use tor many wars. Its
• oc.i ipialitie have been fuliv
proveif'by many thousands of
people, It i* pleasant and safe to
take. y
For a Weak Stomach.
As a general rule all you need
t" i> is !o adopt a diet suiied to
vpur age and occuppation add to
keep your bowels regular. When
you feel that you have eaten too
much and when constipated, take
one 01' Chamberlain's tablets.
FOR SALE.—One 5-room resi
dence on Railroad Street in Rob
ersonville, N. C. For terms apply
to Mrs George M. Underwood,
721 Boush St., Norfolk, Va.
Sale of Land for Partition
Superior Court,
_ , Before the Clerk.
Edgecombe County,
John C Daniel, et hl,
Vs
Benj E. Batts, et al.
I n.der the authority of a decree of the
Superior Court of Edgecombe County,
the undersigned will sell it public auc
tion to the highest bidder at the Court
House I)oor in Tarboro, at ia o'clock,
noon, on Monday Dec. 3rd, 191", follow
ing described tract of land in said County
being the northern portion of the Home
J'lace of the late Capt. William S. Long,
on the south side of Deep Creek, about
one uiile from Speed, adjoining the
lands of J. F Jones, O. P. House and
others, containing 492.65 acres, more or
less, and being Lot No 2 in this divisiou,
This land is well timbered and suited
for the growth of tobacco, cotton and
all other crops.
Said land will be sold in two parcels,
one containing 195 acres, including the
Antiis I/>bx ' field and house, and has
about joo ai-res ready for cultivation;
the western tract ha* 287 65 acres 140
acres rencty for cultivation, and seven
teiif.ut iec on it. The land will then
be sold as X whole and the highest bid
reported to the Clerk. A niao can be
seen nt my office and the office of the
Clerk
Terms rif sale; One-third cash on day
of confirmation, balance in three'equal
.Hiiuiiid instalments with interest from
Jan 1, 191.5, when "possession will be
given, secured by mortgage on the land
James Pender, Commissioner,
Nov Ist, 1917.
Notice of Sale of Land
By virtue of the power and authority '•
vested in me by tile last will and testa
ment of the late Mary E, Long the uu- '
rlersijjned will sell-at public auction for
cash to the highest .bidder on Kridav
November 301'", 1917, nt 11 o'clock a. m.
on the premises u certain tract or parcel
c t land situate, lying and being in the
county of Kdgecombe and state of X C
adjoining the hnds of N. J. Mayo
11. Andrews and others containing
(>$ acres more or less, being a part
of the tract of hnd on which the late
Msjry E Long fornerly resided beini/
the southern section of the Home place
of the late Capt. \\ 111 S. Long snd be
ing lot No t m the division of the same
The said tract of land is-situated cn the
A. C. L. R. K. within one mile of Speed,
N~ C and -six miles of Tarboro, m hnh
state of cultivation, adapted for the pro
duction of cotton, corn, peanuts, tobacco
alfalfa, supplied with marl beds and has
therebu a residence, stables, l>arns, and -
necssary tenant houses and will also sell
a lot corn, 4 mules, 1 horse and some
farming implements.
» M u ~L ; K STATON - Executor
By Marshell C. Staton, Attorney.
This day of October. 1917.
RUB-MI Y-TISM
Wili cure Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns. Old
Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec
zema, Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
Says Baker
There is no more appropriate
gift than No mat
ter what the occasion may be, a
photograph conveys an expres
sion of sentitnent that can be re-"
alized iji no other way. There is
something personal about a pho
tograph, something big, some
thing real and genuine, r
V BAKER'S STUDIO #
Washington, N. C.