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and the lowesprices that have been nan- ed
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during r.TNCHAV WKEK- i 1 is a cbnv o
•i.e i  itivariety of ginghar s
t;.c -s which is to say that
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Hay Ju3t Received .
Also Shipment of Screen doors
and Wire
Carload Wire Fencing
O I j
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eral merchandise. We carry every
thing needed in the home and on the • •
farm- -Our prices have always been
the most reasonable to be found ana
as for quality—the fact that it is sold
by Carstarphen is evidence enough
that it is the best.
Shoes and oxfords of every de
• scription. We carry every thing from
the field shoe to the smartest in dress
oxfords. Full line of women's and
childrens footwear. Spring styles
have just been received. *
Clothing-Anything from Over
alls to dress suits. Come in and see.
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& Company
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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice lis heioby giw.it tlt.it utu'ei
anu by virtue of an order of the t'j-
I ' erioi couit of Martin county made on
| fie 2l*t da.\ of Tehruary, 1022 in mat-
I iei ot the tun: under the W E Daven
I ~oi t njuiijji.j.e to tjie undersigned tia .
| oujii ißiici having been bold twice
I .ie»etoi'iie, tirst under the deed of
ast u tut. en under an order of re
-iite oi tne court, the bid at the said
| eaaleuaviuK again been raised in ac
| ordance With tne law, the undesign
ed uuHee wil on Saturday the 11th
uy ot Mai i-li, 1022 at 12 o'clock M.,
j 45. the coo i hou. e door of Martin ~
t at V> miam ton N C. veer i«i
-ue to th'.- M«iieat bidder for ca-n,
tin foi Jv, oc:,cubed lands, to Wit *
Fu*L I ft- VL liounded OIJ the north
; ,y the lain of I'nmus Lynch; on tin.-
«.it b\ ort , long and '1 nomas Sa\
, uit i. t- ■>. t by the linker Coun
■ii, in ion Uie south by the jiub
| iouu it ui. ng iioni Oak City to (join
.j aamy, an . being the same premise.,
u.at weJk Conveyed to Lillian C
udi.enroll under the last will and tes
- Lament of John T. flyman deceased,
winch said will is of record in tin.
i . ieik's ollice o f Martih county and
' noieuy refeied «v.
Kecond tract: Beginnin gin the pub
ne road at a ditch near the dwelling
uou>e of tone laie John T llyman, ai
n iron stob in sai dditcli; runt, thence
-» »U J-2 E 4U poles; thenou N 7 1-4
•'j 2U polos; thence N 40 E 104 pole,
ihe iuiw-.if cypress swamp; tlience
jap said ibwainp to a cypress stump; a
|  anCli; uieme down said branch to'
I .e Kb.id road; thence with said orau i
tne begimrng containing eighty-J
| wo ib 2) a> ie.-t, more or less.
This &ii«i day of Feb., 1022.
A 11 DUNNING, Trustee.
I I NOTICE: A iiuW AIiULT 2YE AILS
old, wiiite, except for a few email 1
j alack spots, marked two slits in the |
| nght and crop in the left ear, hus
I been at my premises since about the
last of Novuinbcr. Owner will please
come for her. L J Mills, li F D 3. ;ii
NOTICE Ot SALE
! Under and by virtue of the author
ity coatai led in a certain deed ofj
mat ey C cuwid on tha .'OU> day of Jan.;
l"20 by L D Roebuck and Harvey j
itobersoTi si id dee dof trust being of i
lecor' 1 in ti>e register of leed's of- i
He of Ma't'n county in hoik \-2 at
page 'ti, to secure the payment of a
' | certain note of even date therewith
I and the stipulations in said deed of
i I trust not having been complied with
I and at the request of tire patties in- j
terested, the undersigned trusee will,
on Monday the 20th day of March,!
1022 at 12 o'clock M., at the court- j
house door of Martin county William
ston, N C., olfer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash the following de- j
scribed real estate:'
A tract of land in the town of
l'armele, containing twenty-two and j
two-elevenths of an acra, beginning
at a stake at the right of way where
the Weldon and Kinston branch of
tha Atlantic Coast line railroad Co.,
and the Rocky Mount and Pyimouth
branch of the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Co. intersect, the starting
point being on the left hand side of j
the Weldon and Kinston branch go.
ing towards Kinston; thence north' 85
1-2 polea along the right of way of
the Rocky Mount and Plymouth brano
of the A C L Co. to a stake, J C|
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' "An AtaeJiud SckooT _ •
Wynn'a corner; thence south 8 west
9 poles and 19 liinks; thence south
5 1-2 east 5 1-2 poles; thence south
69 1-2 east 8 poles; thence sout i 16
1-2 west 48 poles; thence north 87
cast 23 poles and 5 links; thence south
4 west 29 poles; thence north 87 euet
23 poles and 6 links; thence south 4
west 29 poles; tlieuce north B*s west
60 polesc thence north 4 east 19 pole ,
thence north 82 west 15 poles to the
right of way of the Washington
oranch ol trie Weldon ani Wasting
ton branch of the Atlantic Coast Lin-:
iiailroad Co., theace north 16 eat UO
ami 3 links; thence north Z.
ea*t along the right of way oi tiie
Ainston blanch of the Atlantic Const
Line raiiioad Co.; thence north i
uust_ along tiie Kin&ton is■ *■ •
uuntil &■> pc.es to the begiunii g.
Saving an dexceptmg f toiu the ftp
.iati6n oi tfiis conveyance ■un tract
land 100 net 11 on til;; o i tiro lu>cfi\
.our.t and i'iymoulh iirench of tnc
.i.antic Const Line Railijad begin
ng at the starting pom - , in tin' «.e
--iription a.-, above, running a
-o:tg the lignt of way ol tiie Kuc..
.fount and liynioutii branch of t
Atlantic Coast Line it If Co., noil'.'
U'> 1-2 lUO feet to a i take ti M ■
outh 21 west liOO feet to a stake
tlii nee boitn 85 1-2
i .stake; ti.erK'e noitn 21 ec.-st to t 
be ginning.
This fbln day of February, I J:--
MARTIN COUNTY SAVINGS AM. 1
TRCST CO, inc., Trustua.
NOTICE OF SALE
ii y virtue eof tiie authority coufer
cii in me t,, u dted oft rust txei uU
me by..is 1 iiobersun and ws.'e.
cuilie 1. jUt joii oil tiie oiil day ui
December, j;il9, and duly recorded/n
register of needs oflice in Mat tin com
«,y in book L-l, page 371, to sect le
.he pay'mini of a certain bond bali
ng evend ate therewith and t.ie t i-
iiatioiiH in ueed of trust not hav
iig been co.aplied with, I snaii e.\p . i
at public auction for cash on Mono y
am 27tli uay oi March, 1922, lit i.
at the court house in Mariiu coun
j, Una i'oliov. ing propcit>::
Beginning at the intersection ot t..'
.aiaeivilu anj Washington road, w ' '
, lie Beaver iJam branch at t aiuii u
.obentvus i.i.e; tiienc'j up li.e ru.i
ijid branch to the negro pati>, ai
sasL coll «r of Loai. a Cn- ..
uitnce Wi_.'i»aruj i along U.e i
, ath to a laxie ii. front of Loui a i. >
houM.i locate uoitnwai'Uy aioi.»,
,iu- tai.e to tiio public road; tin •
uj-twaKi!) ; oiik f-a>d load to the
icisettion w.lii a biancti ol tne Via n
a feton roau, u.ence boutlieastWaii.i.
inong same to the main Jame v
.riid \saoiungton load; thwee i*ouin a
,ortg sainu to the Uginnig coataiilnK
acie.s, more or less, except 2 acres
old by C T lloberson to L t Coiej
May 12 1915,. Tins being the
tfsft'l tieetieti-
wife b> iiciii y Robcison and wife Oec.
a, 1919.
Feb. 21 f:22.
CLA.LiUiCS ROUERIiON lru.-Ui
NOTICE OF a ALE UNDER EXK
CLiiUN
Noith Carolina, Martin county;" n
uie Court.
J. it. itoburson k Company vs. 1 «.u
Maitiiews.
ljy virtue of an execution ui reeled
to the unuciMgned irom Uie oupjiioi
court of Mai tin county m tm übou'
entitlede. cau.-e, i will on Monuay "ttw
old day of April, 1922 at 12 o'clock
M., at the court door of Mai j
tin count) at VVilliUiustoii, Nuitii Cai-'
olina, sell at public auctiKa to tin
highest buWr lor cash to satisfy the
said execution all the rignf, title ana
interest wmch the said l'aul
he defendant has in and to the toi
lowing lea estate to wit:
First truct: Beginning at a post
oak,, twtng Uie l> L itober.sm line ur.;.
running easterly with said line w.ti.
I uth on road to \V £, HoDerson » no
thence with said oßberson s- liin .
northerly course to Uan Ko»bucks,'
thence a westerly cout.se to J P Kel
sons land; tiu;nco t> Houlhern coui .
to thebe ginning. Containii'g lort;
four (44) acies. This beiug tne latin
known as the oJhn Mack Matthews
farm on which he lived and Hied.
Second tract: •Coutuiuiug sixty'(oo).
acres, more or les«. and beaig Uie
Wooden land that JoVn Mack Muttlicws
owned, and bounded partly ol' wholly
on the south by H 1) Cobui n'o; on the
west by Ollie Van Nortwick, on i.Y
north by ! Martha Jane Cdrson ami on
the east by Mnrthj Jane Carsoit.
This the 24th d.v of Feb., 1922.
H. T. ROUERSON, ShenX.
CANDIDATE'S CAJ^D
i
To the voters of Martin County:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for tiie office of Register ot
Deeds of M irtin County, subject, to
the action of the Democratic prima i
of said county.
T. H. JOHNSON.
,v. NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County, li.
the Superior Court.
J. T. Barnhill, J. G. Barnhill, W. S
Barnhill and R A Baile, tadrinyg at
Bailey and Barnhill vs. J. F. Bale,
and R. R. Bales trading: as J. F Bale:
and Son
The defendants J F. Bales an
R. R. Bales above named will oaf I
take notire that on the 22nd day o'. I
April, 1922 a summons in the Mid at
tion was issued against sadi defend
ants by R. J. Peel, Clerk of the Su
perior court of Martin county, plain
tiffs claiming the sum of three hun
dred and fifty dollars ($360.00) dv>
tbsm for a breach of contdact on pc
co aat of the sale of a -car load OJ
worthless hay, whch said summons i
returnable before the clerk of the Sv:
perior court of Martin county on th'.
day of May, 192.. The said de
fendants will also take notice that
warrant of attachment was issued b;
the said clerk of the Superior Cour
on the 22nd day of April, 1922 against -
the property of the said defendant .
which said warrant is retusnable Lc
fore the clerk of the Superor court
at the time and place named for th'
return of thai summons, when an.
where the said defenlanU are requir
ed to appear and answer or demur t«
theeomplain, or thw relief demand*
will be granted.
This the 22nd day of April, 1 i)Z2.
R. J. PEEL,
Clerk of the Superior Court
NOTICE
In the Unteid States District Coun
for the Eastern District of Nojtl
Carolina.
"In the matter of W. A. Perry, banl
rupt."
Pursuant to an order made and en
tered n thie above mattr, th undrsign
ed wil, on the 6th day of May, 1922
at 10:30 A. M. at said bankrupts
iiome offer for sale to the highest
bidder the followng described person
al property.
2 mules; 3 hogs; 1 wabon. 1 Stewart
truck; 1 Studebaker car; 1 Willey's
Knight car; 1 cultivator; 1 cotton
painter; 1 peanut planter; 1 leveling
harrow; 1 corn planter; 2 guano sow
ers; 2 two-horse ~ plows; 2 one-hot.s
plows; 2 coton plows; 1 Willanl har
tow; 1 tobacco truck; 1-4 interest in
mowing machine and rake; 1 t.*in>
planter (Cole); 1 pea weeik;r; 6 vn ■;!
ing hoes; 1 shovel; 2 pitchfork.-
hole digger; 1 dirt scraper; 800-I'. J
meat; 160 lbs. lard; 10 butheis cct
ton seed; 6 bags peanuts; 10 bauti
corn, also other personal property.
This 25th day of April, 1922.
WHEELER MARTIN, Trustee.
Statement Of the jCondtion Of the—
MARTIN COUNTY SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY
N At Close Of Business April 24th, 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $108,284.95
Cash and due from banks ... 36,339.66
Furniture and fixtures-. :.T. 3,331.91
Liberty bonds : 6,464.00
Insurance Investment 1,250.00
$155,670.52
LIABILITIES
Capital stock $ 10,000.00
Surplus
Undivided profits 536.00
Dividends unpaid 55.00
Cashier's checks 1,111.88
Bills payable . 19,000.00
Deposits .... 121,466.68
55-,670.52
We know your wants and want your
business. Come in tq see us if we can be
of service.
J. E. POPE, Cashier.
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OFFICERS
J. G. GODARD, President.
F. K. HODGES, Vice-Pres. T
J. E. POPE, Cashier. )-' i
W. J. HUNTER, Asst. Cashier
Kader B. Crawford
A • •
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE
CALL PHONE NO. 49
OTICE OF SNALE
Notcei is hereby given that under
and by virtue of authority contained
in an order of the Superior court of '
Martin county entered in the special
procedings therein pending entitled:
"George arrison versus Mary Howell,
J. D. Howell, R. R. Hobbs, Sail) ' -
Hobba J. F. Hobbs and wife,
Hobbs the unfcrsiirne* rnmmis
will day of May 192. I
12 o'etock M., at the court house door' 1
Martin county, N. C., offer at pub- j
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash |
the following described land to wit:
That certain lot or parcel of
yling and being in the county of Mar
tin, State of North Carolina and be
ing bounde dand described as follows, (
to wit: i
A house and lot in the town of Wil
iamston N. C., adjoining the lands of
L. . Hanson on the northwest; Bet
tie Gurgaus on the northeast; Main i
itret on the southeast and Houghton
.strete on the souhwest. Containing
one-fourth (1-4) of an acre more or |
less, being the same land conveyed to
Annie D. Hobbs by N. A. ReddicV t
which said ded is of record in tfc *
public registVy of Martin county.
This the 24th day of April, 1922.
A. R. UNNDING, Commissioner.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination to the office *
of county commiosioner, subject to
.he action ol th* L>t- nocvatic primary.
C. A. ASKEW.
MAMMOTH YELLOW SOY BEANS J
for sale Ttecletned specially for
seed. J R Know las, Dardens, NC. '
Needles,
Needles and Shuttles
Needles, Shuttles and
Bobbins J
i ;
Courtney has them 
Now.
Has what? * j
Any kind of machine I
neetPe, shuttle and
bobbin; so start up
| your machine, ana
i • rnakp spring" work
easy.
B. S. COURTNEY