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PAGE TWO Entrrprisr Published Every Tuesday and Friday by The ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO. WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA , . W. C. Manning Editor ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES t (Strictly Cash ii> Advance)" IN MARTIN COUNTY One year !_- — $1.50 Six months .75 OUTSDE MARTIN COUNTY One year _ —, - $2.00 Six months . 1.00 No Subscription Received for Less Than 6 Months Advertising Rate Card Furnished Upon Request Entered at the post office at Williamtton, N. C„ as second-class matter under the act of Connress «?f March 3, 1879. Address all communication to -The Enterprise and not to the individual members of the Arm. Tuesday, May 15, 1928 The Traffic Toll Evidently the State, Highway Commission's supply of roadway signs, 'Fatal Accident Here: Killed,' will have to be replenished. The record of traffic accidents for the nine months of the fiscal year shows a loss of 482 lives, or one for each 15 J miles-of the entire sys tem in the State. There were as many as 2,714 ac cidents on the highways during the stated period, and aside from the number of people killed .,308 persons « were injured. And yet these figures do not appall, the' accidents having become regarded as matter-of-fact occurrences. There was one corpse for every five ac cidents. The daily rate of accidents was V.X7 every 24 hours. Every day 12 |>eople were made hospital while at least one case was developed for ' the Undertaker^ The tragedies for May will possibly outnumber any ' previous month. Six people were killed Sunday near | Whiteville when a Coast Line train struck a truck | loaded with Sunday school pupils fcnd five seriously i injured, some of them possibly fatally. This Was one ' . of the greatest traffic slaughters of the entir? year. Facts like these ought to give strength to the hands of the State Highway Commission and to the Caro lina Motor Club, a combined agency in advocate ,of saner highway laws by the next legislature. Who Owns the Highways? Who are the bosses of the highways, the jjeople who build them, or their competitors?. The impression exists that every .penny yet paid for the construction of our North Carolina highways i NOTICE OK SALE Under and by virtfie of the power of sale contained in tlu'. certain deed -of trust executed on the loth day ( of March, 1923, by .1 D Gray and wite,* - Mary J. Gray, and of record in the C">lic registry of Martin County, in >k 111 at page 250,. said deed of, (runt being given to secure the pay ] merit of certain notes of even date and tenor therewith, and the stipulations in j said deed of trust not having been complied with, and at the request of the parties interested, the undersigned trustee will on the 31st day ot May, 1928, at 12 o'clock in , at the court house door in the town of Williaiu- Ston, N. C., offer for sale «to the high est bidder, for cash, at public auction, the following tract of land and person al property, to witr~~ A house and lot in the town of YVil liamston, N. C., on the north side of Smithwick Street, adjoining tlie prop erty „of Mrs. Irene Smith, Dr. J. B. H, Knight, and J. G. Godard, and being the same property purchased by J. D. Grey from Dr. J, B. H. Knight, which was recently conveyed to Iriui by El. Bert S Peel, trustee. The following personal property; One Hoffman steam presscr, all clothes racks, coat hangers, and stoves, chairs, tables, and sewing machine. Said above described personal prop- TERRIBLY ILL laatacky Lady'i Health Wu Vary Bad. Had Severe Pains and Could Nat Sleep, Leadntfon. Ky -Mrs J. H. Nichols, who lives at 613 Elm Tree Lane, thta city, eays that Cardul has been of valuable assistance to her on two oooastans, which she tells about be low: "Scms few yean ago, my health was bad. I had very severe pains In my sides. My nerves were in a terrible condition. I could not rest "The lower part of my body was MKT son. I could hardly stoop over to laoe my shoes. I would have to pat my foot on a chair. X did not led like eating, and did not deep wsß at *JI at nights. _"A frisnd of mine recommended Oardul. X began taking It and saw autta aa Improvement In my con dWen. X kept it up until I felt atant sad well" About a year a«o. Mrs. Nichols aap* 4* found hereaU la a ner vosa, run-down condition. "I took' Cfetftf again." she adds, -and it . *■***.»» wwxhtfuUy. It to a Candid tonic. X, Thmmiyls at women have writ tea to tsQUow Cardul helped them to get rid of pala and suffering. CfcriU a a mild, medicinal tonic. **pUble lngre mmm. At all dnn store*. nam has come from the sale of gasoline and the auto tax. If that assumption is correct, then why should the property owner or the. railroads kick on State high ways or roads? - .» The roads are intended for but one purpose; that is, to serve the people, yet we are told the farmers are losing thousands of dollars daily in the strawberry sections because Jht trucks from the northern mar ket's can't haul strawberries from this State to Baltic more, Philadelphia, and New York under the licenses of their own States. The law seems/to be very strin gent, but why should it be and who demanded a law that forbids a New York truck owner from coming to a North Carolina farmer and buying his strawberries or peaches or potatoes and hauling them to his own city for sale to the people, at less cost, quicker, and in better sha|»e than thi* Atlantic Coast Line does?. Will this "drastic principle grow until a Norfolk or Richmond truck can't load with a houlteholder's goods in Virginia and haul them to our State? The princi ple is the same; it cuts the railroad out of the freight. if the railroads are not prepared to handle the freight and express of their communities in a decent , way, on quick time, at «r reasonable price, then let the farmers use our good roads Where they can mar ket their highly (lerishable crops quickly, nicely, and cheaply. Don't let the railroads the use of our SIOO,- 000,00 worth of roads, which have not cost them a cent tb build, and for which they have possibly col ! lected $30,000,000 fqr freight hauls. Greedy for China Japan must have a ravenous ap[>etite for China, be i cause she never fails to bite out a slice of China's territory whenever the opportunity presents itself. China has for a long time been a coveted nation, at least three of the leading nations of the world seem to want to acquire her territory with her 400,000,000 people and fine lands with its natural resources. Now, China is asking the I'nited States to assist her. Jf it was not for the United States and England Japan would have China before Sunday night, and doubtless if Japan and the I'nited States were out of the way, China would soon be included in the United Kingdom of Gr.eat Britain, Ireland and China. The p -ople of China are ! aving a hard struggle; first they are attempting to transform from the old I to the new civilization and are being sold out by their I leaders and robbed and taxed on every hand. China l could easily stand all her internal troubles and Would | I finally overcome thenr. Yet China will have almost I an .unbearable task to overcome her internal pilefring ' and carrying the heavy burden of unfair trade bal ances imposed upon her by the nations that dominate her, which we call and claim to be the highly civilized patinrta - - .» As things now appear, no nation will be permitted " to take any more of China's territory without bring ing us another great war. Neither civilization nor religion have put all the jealousies nor selfishness out of the people to that extent that the while and yellow races regard each other with the same luve and respect as they do them i selves. | crty being located in a store owned | by Jos. S. Griffin on the south side of Main Street in the town of William ston, N. O, adjoining the property pf 11, D. Peel and .1 G Godard, and Be - ing the said personal property this day conveyed _to J.»D._. Grey _by Oclavius Price and all other personal property in connection with the pressing club SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES I, A. 1.. Roebuck, sheriff of Martin County, have this day levied on the ! following tracts jt parcels of land, and will sell the same at the court house I door ol Martin CouiHy, in the town of Willianiston, on Monday, June 4, 1928, at 12 o'clock in., for taxes due and unpaid for the year of 1927, unless the taxes and costs arc paid on or before that day. This the Ist day of May, 1928. A. L. ROEBUCK, my 11 4tw •" Sheriff of Martin County. Jamesville Township—White _ Taxes Cost Total • ' Allen, Bcttie Gray, 50 acres Gurkin 50.40 1.80 ®2,20 I Brinkley, P. W., 1 town lot 3.76 1.80 5.56 Burras, T. B», and heirs, 30 acres Copper swauy) 22.56 180 Z4.36 ' -Corey, A-. 1 residence 4 28.79 1.80 30-59 I I Darden, S. M , Estate, 8 acres S. M. Darden " 19.07 1.80 20.87 Edwards, Mrs. B. S., 1 vacant lot »4.71 1.80 6.51 ' Godard, J. 1... 3 vacant lots (town), 104 acres Jones 122.01 1.80 123.81 Hampton, W. R., farm and fishery . >. 58.80 1.80 60.00 Hardison, Walter, 1 town lot 7.52 1.80 9,' if. llolliday, K. 8., 23 acres Ange, 4 acres J W. Holliday, I 1 vacant town lot _ 11.26 1.80 13.06 llolliday. Nona. 57 acres, G. W. Holliday, 60 acres B. N. - • Holliday >•«» *•»« Holliday, Mrs. W. Jackson; 87 acres Frtt.ee land, 50 acres acres W: T. Mizelle * 89.93 1.80 91.73 Jackson, H. C., 1 town lot, residece 33.84 1.80 Ij.& W. l^ind Co., 4.000 acresrpocosin laud 252.80 1.80 254.60 1 Meade Cephas, 13 acres Dave- Swins.ou 11.76 1.80 13.56 MizeHe, John A., 7 acres W. C. Micelle 1.78 1.80 3.58 Mizelle, W.'D., 18 acres W. C. Miiclle 9.12 1.80 10.92 Modliu, W. E. Estate, 3 residence lots (town) 1.58 1.80 3.38 Roberson, W W.. 15 acres residence and null 36.62 1.80 38.42 i Stalliugs, H. T. estate, 150 acres Bembridge, 1 town lot, residence 33.62 1.80 35.42 Stalliugs. A. L., 50 acres Smithwick, 50 acres Smithwick, 30 acres Ange, 1 vacant lot - 154.16 1.80 ' Stalliugs, Donnie, 1 Vacant lot, 1 vacant lot, res. 21.63 1.80 23.43 ; Sullivan, Mrs. M. W., 13 acres l)ave Swinson 20.16 1.80 21.96 Walters, W. \V., 1 vacant lot (town), res., warehouse 80.11 1.80 81.91 i Wynne, T. H„ 25 a. Bultrv Patent, 30 a. Harrison mill 6.72 . 1.80 8.52 Jamesville Township—Colored Boston, Miranda, 10 acres, Drew" Island 4.03 1.80 583 Boston, Mardi, 18 acres, A. L. Cordon . 13.44 1.80 15.24 Cordon, A.'L., 17 acres A. L. Cordon 27.04 1.80 28.84 Cordon, William S.,'l acre James 10.47 1.80 12.27 - ; j I PAY CASH I FOR POULTRY AND COUNTRY HAMS You Can Bring Them Any Day AT CITY MARKET Theo. Roberson tmmmmmmmmmmm I which the'said J. D. Grey now owned including that he purchased from Oc | tavious Price or that he may hereafter acquire during the continuance of this ~f ohßgaHqn. . " i This the 30th day of April, 1928. J WHEELER MARTIN. r Imy 1 4tw Trustee. > R. L. Coburn, attorney. = | THE ENTERPRISE Davis, Carrie, & Clyde Hassell, 12 acres T. P. Moore ~~ 5.64 1.80 7-M Forrest, M. T. Estate, IS acres M. T. Forrest * 2.02 1.80 3.82 Garrett, J. H., 10 acres M. T. Forrest „,_J __ \ 1008 1.80 11.88 Gee Martha, Est. 35 a. Harrison Gee, 40 a. Harrison Gee 36.96 180 38.76 Gilliam, Robert, 25 acres J. E. Boston 11.76 1.80 13.56 Harrington, Nath., 2 acres Simpson ■,. — 1.01 1.80 2.81 James. Erma Lee, 58 acres, Lucretia Boston 31.28 1.80 33.05 Jones, Mary L., 43 acres, Stephen Reddick v lB.BO 1.80 20.60 Keys. I. V.. 10 acres Heath Ange, 2 acres J. C. Cordan, 5 acres J. C. Keys > 21.68 1.80 23.48 Keys & Boston, 20 acres Warren Hill 13.44 1.80 15.24 Lilley, Thomas, 10 acres Lilley ...... 9.56 1.80 11.36 Sarah Moore, J., 10 acres Moore ..._ . 26.32 1.80 28.12 Sykes, Alice, 66 Mill Road - 61.20 1.80 63.00 Walker, Winnie, 27 acres Lightfoot 28.20 180 30-00 Whitchurst, M. W., 21 acres, James 16.71 1.80 18.51 Whitehurst, 1. E. f 17 1-2 acres Fagan 7.65 1.80 9.45 Williams, John D„ 1 lot and residence, (town) 11.40 . 1.80 13.20 Williams Township—White Allen, Bettie Gray, 118 acres J. L Ward .j~. 18.96 1.80 20.76 Godard, J. G., 6 acres Godard, 35 acres Henry Carson __ 12.33 1.80 14.1? Mavo, Mrs. J. W., 225 acres Island 55.30 1.80 57.10 Whitchurst, C. T.,.25 acres John Moore ...,* 15.80 1.80 - 17.60 Williams Township—Colored Carson, Ethclyn, 12 acres Edward Lee 5.13 180 6.93 Green, W. W., 4 acres Knight land .. 11-38 1.80 13.18 Lvon. George, 5 acres residence, 5 acres Perry land 14.08 1.80 15.88 Lee, Romulus, 06 acres residence ——— 25.51 1.80 27.31 Lanier, Octavious. 2 acres Roberson : . 6.40 1.80 8.20 Moore, Romulus, 66 acres residence 27.67 1.80 29.47 Moore, Daniel, 60 acres residence 23.10 1.80 24.90 Roberts, Sudie, 10 acres island : 3.16 1.80 4.96 Smithwick. King D., 15 acres residence 24.12 1.80 25.92 Terry, Mary, 12 acres Edward Lee Griffins Townahip—White Corey, Mrs. J. R„ 25 acres residence - 13.44 1.80 15.24 Corey, Alton B. 80 acres Hardison land 30.38 1.80 32.18 I Corey, L. E. 156 acres residence - 73.20 1.80 75.00 ' Hardison, Mrs. Lucy J.; 40 acres residence —s. 38.97 1.80 40.77 Hardison, D. R., and heirs, 68 acres Residence 25.62 1.80 27.42 Hodges, Mrs. Cottie, 325.acres Country line 16.80 1.80 18.60 J. &W. Land Co., 11,000 acres dismal 732.00 1.80 733.80 Perry, Mrs. S. H„ 150 acres residence 48.72 180 50.52 Styon, J. H., UK) acre* Moore land Bear Grass Townahip—White Craft, John M., 90 acres residence (town) * 46,88 1.80 48.08 Corey, John E., 25 acres Peel land - - 2.04 1.80 Davenport, Jitninie, 02 acres Moore 6.92 1.80 8.72 Greenleaf Johnson Co., 150 acres Mobley land 12.23 1.80 14.03 Mizelle, John E., 80 acres old homestead 36.38 1.80 38.18 Roebuck, E. 8., 182 acres residence 82.69 1.80 84.49 Whitehurst, Nora 8., 50 acres Harris land . _ 8.65 1.80 10.45 Whitehurst, Mrs. Geo. T„ 25 acres Whitaker land 12.98 1.80 14.78 Williamston Townahip—White Baruhill, Kader B„ 4 acres Mobley land( res.) '....L_. 35.60 1.80 37.40 Ballard, H. A. and Mrs. H. A., 1 town lot, Main St. 37.07 1.80 38.87 Beach, J. H„ 1 town lot, Haughton St 6.93 1.80 8.73 Brown, S. S., I iown lot, Haughton St. 41.63 1.80 43.43 Critcher, Mrs. B. A , 1 town lot Watts St., 1 town lot, ' Hivcr 106.69 1.80 108.49 Critcher & Critcher, 2 town lots Sycamore St. 4.66 -1.80 6.46 Ellison, Mrs. W. A., 1 town lot, Watts St. 40.60 1.80 42.40 Ellison, W. A., 1 town lot Watts St., 1 town lot Hatton Hatton St, 1 town lot, river wharf 21.33 1.80 23.38 Godard, Mrs. J G., jr., 136 acres Mizelle, 2 town lots, Bagley St, 7 town lots Crawford St ........ 135.03 1.80 136.83 Godard, J. G. t 130 acres Rogers, 1 town lot Elm & War ren St, 1 town lot Haughton & William, 1 town lot Broad & Johnson Sts. 1 town lot Hamilton Rd. 172.34 1.80 174.14 Godwin, Marv IJ.1 J . 80 acres Bet nett St, 1 town lot' Main St. 2 town lots Elm St. 196.67 1.80 198.47 Graves, F. W. 1 town lot, Watts Grove 5.09 1.80 6.89 Halberstadt, Walter, 15 acres Gurganus, 37 acres Bur roughs, 1 town lot Church St 72.54 1.80 74.34 Hassell,, John L., 1 town lot, Smithwick. 135.98 1.80 137.78 Hassell, Mary Lee, I town lot Main St. 1 town lot Church St, 2 tow.ii lots Main, stores 364.59 1.80 366.39 Jernigan, W. D., residence 33.18 1.80 34.98 Jones, M. G.,-1 town lot, Haughton St. 7.12 1.80 8.92 I Martin & Fowdeii, 3 town lots, Watts Grove 12.22 1.80 14.02 Modlin, Mrs. Lucy Modlin, I town lot Church St 20.30 1.80 22.10 McKcel, W. S. and wife, 2 town lots Pine St. 4.06 1.80 5.86 Orleans, Nathan, 1 town lot, vacant ... 18.27 1.80 20.07 Peel, J. L., 1 town lot, ChurchvSt. 63.41 1.80 65.21 Price, Ira S., 40 acres residence - .: .29.30 1.80 31.10 Roberson, C. B 8 acres Rawls - 5.89 1.80 7.69 J. (J. Staton and C. H. Godwin jr., 100 a. Craft land " 33.68 1.80 35.40 Stubbs, H. W. 1 town-lot Smithwick St .. _..... 105.56 1.80 107.36 Suniara, Mrs. R. 1 town lot Smithwick St. ' 43.66 1.80 45.46 Wafers, J. B. Estate, 1 (.own lot Main St. 40.60 1.80 42.40 88. Williams, 1 town lot Railroad St. 32.45. 1.80 34.25 Wilson, M. R., I town lot Main St. 8.12 1.80 9.92 Wynne, Herbert, 1 town lot vacant 6.21 1.80 8.01 Wynne, Mrs. L. B. 1 town lot Haughton St —. 40.60 1.80 —42.40 Williamaton Townahip—Colored Alexander, M L. 1 town lot Garrett St ..._ 6.09 1.80 7.89 Alexander, W. T. 1 town lot Garrett St. 33.48 1.80 35.28 Allen, 1". L. 1 town lot Elm St. 1 town lot Hyman 24.36 1.80 26.16 Andrews, Ruth, 1 town lot Washington St. 10.15 1.80 11.95 Biggs, Dave and C.-Whitfield, 8 acres Nav.ey Rogers 11.76 1.80 13.56 Bunch, Willie C. 1 town lot Elm St. 1 town lot Broad St 27.39 I.Bo' 29.19 Burgers heirs, 1 town lot Hill St. - 13.70 1.80 15.50 Gray, J. 1). 1 town lot Smithwick St. 1~ 'X 21.79 1.80 23.59 Grimes, William, 1 town lot Sycamore 28.30 1.80 22.10 Hargctt, Martha, 1 town lot Washington St. _ 5.35 1.80 7.15 Hawkins, Rev. Augustus, 1 town lot Sycamore St 36.51 1.80 38.31 Hcsco, Annie, 1 town lot, Sycamore St. 8.12 1.80 9.92 Howard, Harry M., 1 town lot Washington St. 6.06 1.80 7.96 Huff, Joseph, Estate, 65 acres Huff - 42.00 1.80 ___ 43.80 Hyman, Lula, I town lot, Martin St. ; '2.1)3 1.80 3.83 Johnson, Ed., 1 town lot White 8.53 1.80 10.33 Latham, William, 1 town lot Pearl St 10.15 1.80 11.95 Moore, Elisha, Estate, 150 acres residence .. 58.80 1.80 60.60 Moore, Geo. H.,-1 town lot vacant i-... ■*■ • 1.52 1.80 3.32 Moore, Laura, 2 acres lones .... 5.89 1.80 7.69 Moore, El jah, Estate, 2 town lots Main St. 20.30 1.80 22.10 Purvis, Henry, 1 town lot, Main. St. —:....... 33.37 1.80 35.17 Purvis, Lizzie, 1 town lot Main Street 1.03 1.80 2.83 Purvis, Gus, 1 town lot residence —..... 14.21 1.80 • 16.01 Roberson, Smith, 1 town lot Blount St. . 3.06 1.80 4.86 Rogers, Ed, 1 town lot Main St. 8.12 1.80 9.92 Runin, Henry, 1 acre Hamilton Road - .. 6.80 1.80 8.60 Ruffin, Jake, 1 town lot Washington, 1 town lot Elm St. 66.99 1.80 68.79 Simmons, Lawrence, 1 town lot Harrell ......' 8.12 1.80 9.92 Slade, M. 1). 1 town lot White - 8.09 1.80 989 Smith, Richard, 1 town lot Main St. Williams, P. D. 1 tywn lot Main St. 4.36 1.80 6.16 Wilson, Joe, 1 town lot vacaut «... 15.70 1.80 17.50 Cross Roads Townahip—White Bailey, J. E. Hines, 1 town lot 3.96 1.80 5.76 Fulford, B. S., 60 acres Leggett land 36.26 1.80 38.06 Gurganus, Geo, D. Estate, 112 acres Gurganus , 75.60 1.80 77.40 Mobl?y, Mrs. J. M. 10 acres Mobley 11.76 1.80 13.56 Croaa Roads Township—Colored Roberson, George, 39 acres Roberson ... 20.08'" tJ9^afl.Bo Slade, Maggie, 17 acres Spruill land Spruill, John A., 17 acres SpruiJl —— 27.89 ' 1.80 29.69 Teel, Augustus, 1 acres residence 9.69 1.80 11.49 Poplar Point Township—White Hollis, Joe, 4 acres mill site, 23 acres residence 70.12 1.80 71.92 Silverthorn, W. R. 53 acres residence ... .: 32.60 1.80 34.40 Hamilton Township—White J, S. Avers, 168 acres Cloman land. 1 town lot, market. 1 residence 114.23 , 1.80 116.13 Davis, W. E. 1 town lot - .. 24.101 1.80 25.90 Goodrick, T. E. 170 acres Salsbury land 122.88 1.80 124.68 James, Mrs. W. C. 150 acres Barden land ... ......... 107.26 1.80 109.06 Norman, H. C. 102 acres Coburn land, 65 acres Stalls land, 15 acres Harrison land, 36 acres Outerbridge 293.85 1.80 295.65 Purvis, J. F. 78 acres Haislip land, 1 town lot 58.91 1.80 60.71 Peel, Harper M. 19 acres Lawrence land, 30 acres Everett * 1 town lot (factory), 1 town lot residence 112.30 180 114.10 Pugh, J. N. 865 acres Purvis land ...... —— 284.20 1.80 286.00 Rawls,-Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 109 acres Rawls land 108.33 1.80 110.13 • ■ I Funeral Director and Licensed Etnbalmer Only Licensed Etnbalmer in Martin County DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE Excellent Service at Moat Reasonable Price B. S. COURTNEY WILLIAMSTON, N. C. Day Phone 155 Night Phone 94 i «. Hamilton Towiwhip—Colored Bennett, Lucy, Estate, 1 town lot, residence 6.09 1.80 7.»y Brown, Dolphus, 4 acres Charles Baker land 6.13 1.80 7.93 Council, Arden, residence 25.17 1.80 26.97 Council, Robert, 30 acres residence 27.68 J -80 29« Davis, C. H. Estate, 123 acres residence 77.85 1.80 79.65 Grifiin, Win. 10 acres residence, 1 acre residence 13-84 1.80 15.64 Pitts, Augustus,' 1 acre land 15.45 1.80 17.Z5 Peterson, Mitchell, 1 town lot residence __ 12.22 1.80 14.1 M Purvis William, 43 acres Thomas land ; a 27.56 1.80 29.36 Williams, Kennie, 32 acres Ayers land 30.45 1.80 32.25 Whitfield, E. L. 27 acres Ewell land 17.30 1.80 19.10 Rayner, Sabra, Estate, 1 town lot 4.06 1.80 5.86 Statou Lafayette, 40 acres Taylor land, 1 town lot 35.32 1.80 37..12 Robersonville Township—White Bullock, J. H. 98 acres Coburn land i. 90.38 1.80 92.18 Bullock, James, 1 residence Railroad St. . 39.50 1.80 41.30 Bullock, Mrs. Mabel, I residence Parmele 20.54 1.80 * 22.34 Bunting, Herbert, 68 1. T. A. Bunting, Sam Gurganus •_ 76.02 1.80 77X2, Carson, S. T. 300 acres swamp land ... 15.80 1.80 17.60 Carson, W. H. filling station „ 27.91 1.80 29.71 Gray, H. A., residence Main St 47.40 1.80 - 49.20 Gray, Mrs. H. A. 34 acres Jenkins land, 11 acres Rober- . _ son, 55 Doc Andrews, lot and store Parmele —, 162.42 1.80 16422 Gray, Mrs. J. H. 122 acres Gray land 76.08 1.80 77.88 Griffin, H. D. residence Has. . 15.86 1.80 17.60 Nelson Wright Roebuck, Mrs. Hannah, 76 acres adj. J. L, Jenkins, res idence Railroad St. Parmele, 2 vacant lots Parmele 119.45 1.80 121.25 Roebuck, Mrs. E. R. residence Outterbridge 35.56 1.80 37.76 Stokes, Mrs. Hattie, 1 1-3 acres Cherry land Parmele 37.14 1.80 38.94 Taylor, Millie, residence, G. P. T ~—- 11.41 1.80 13.21 Williams, Mrs. Mary Jane, 11 acres Williams land 6.00 1.80 7.80 Robersonville Township—Colored Andrews, John sr., 1 town lot Parmele 9.48 1.80 11.28 Andrews, Noah, residence - 14.64 1.80 16.44 Bennett Granville, 6 acres Bryant land ... 4.74 1.80 6.54 ■ Brown, Hattie, 1 acre adj. A. J. Wynne 2.04 1.80 3.84 i Council, Elijah, 19 acres Henry Council - 22.94 1.80 2474 ! Edwards, Minnie, and Mary Dugger, 25 a. Dugger land ... 27.34 1.80 29.14 , Ellison, Lena, 26 acres adj.' Wynne, 27 a. Brown land ..„ 37.92 1.80 39.72 Hargrove, N. S., residence Parmele, 1 vac. lot Parmele , 23.34 1.80 25.14 , Hatch, W. H. 10 acres Wood land 7.47 1.80 92? Higgs, William, lot 2 3-4 acres Parmele - - - 3.96 1.80 5.76 Hilliard. Lena, lot 2 3-4 acres Parmele 3.93 1.80 5.73 Jones, Charlie, Estate, residence 2 aftres Parmele 11.86 1.80 13.66 i Jolley, Pearl, 1 vacant town lot Parmele : 1.58 1.80 3.38 Long, Sarah, 1 lot R. 1 vacant town lot ... 6.32 1.80 8.12 Manning, Jane, 1 vac. town lot Parmele - - 6.36 1.80 8.12 Moore, Mobley, lot adj. A. Simmons 2.38 1.80 4.18 Mayo Robina, jes. Parmele Mooring, Josephine, 55 acres Mooring land ..... 26.23 1.80 28.03 Nelson, Hattie, Estate, 1 residence Parmele 4.74 1.80 6.54 Outterbridge, Annie L. 1 vacant lot Parmele 7.90 1.80 9.70 Powell, William, 1 vac. lot Parmele 6.32 1.80 8.12 Roberson, Sam, 1 vacant lot Parmele 3.19 1.80 4.99 Slade, W. A. jr. 1 vacant lot Parmele 1.58 1.80 3.38 Staton, W. L. Estate, 7 acres R. R. St. Parmele, 2 va cant town lots, Parmele, res. 7 acres 46.62 1.80 48.42 Smith, Peter, 2 acres Flat Swamp Road .3.96 1.80 5.76 Thomas Mark, 12 adj. Robert Standi 13.32 1.80 15.12 Yarrell, Richard, 1 vacant town lot, R'ville 2.38 1.80 4.18 Goose Nest Township—White Ayers, J. S. shop, 2 vac. town lots _ 9.45* 1.80 11.25 Anthony, Thomas, 500 acres Smith, 450 a. Crisp 510.30 1.80 512.10 Bunting, W. S. house and lot 65.67 1.80 67.47 Brown, B. B. 89 acres Rogers 55.37 1.80 57.17 Burnett, Lucy, Estate, house and lot . ..... 18.90 1.80 20.70 Cowing, D, 68 acres Hopkins 49.14 1.80 50.94 Cherry, Mrs. W. R. Estate,'42s acres Cherry 332.64 1.80 334.44 Downs, D. W. 600 acres Hitch 185.22 1.80 187.02 Early, James, Estate, 447 acres Williams 451.15 1.80 452.95 Harris, W. B. &L. F. 303 acres Willoughby 277.83 1.80 279.63 Hyman, N. M., 165 acres Tyler, residence 128.23 1.80 130.03 James, L. S. 35 acres Corey , . 39.81 1.80 41.61 Pittman, E. E. restaurant . 122.78 1.80 124.58 Stinette, Mrs. W. T. 74 1-2 acres .Bennett land 50.10 1.80 51.90 Smith, R. L. 712 acres Leggett land 701.80 " 1.80 703.66 Thorne, Nita H. 55 acres Harrell 15.79 1.80 17*59 Walters, Mrs, A. G. 3 vacant town lots 7.56 1.80 9.36 Goose Nest Township—Colored Best, Joe, Estate, house and lot . . 7.56 1.80 9>36 Bell, 1- rank, 32 Etroa 32.35 1.80 34.15 Brown, Sam, Estate, 20 acres Mayo 13.23 1.80 15.03 Burnett, S. G. 23 acres Burnett 29.95 1.80 31.75 Burnett S. G. & Bro. house and lot, 2 vac. town lots 36.87 1.80 38.67 Burnett. Billie, 23 acres Burnett , 11.24 1.80 —13.04 Burnctr, B. J. 23 acres Burnett 24.95 1.80 26.75 Burnett, P. U. 23 acres Burnett 15.12 1.80 16.92 Burnett, P. U. & Bro. 100 acres Burnett 35.44 1.80 37.24 Bryant, Marilla, 37 acres Harrell, residence 32.13 1.80 33.93 Bryant Jesse, resideuce ' - 12.35 1.80 14.13 Close, David, 25 acres Close 30.24 1.80 32.04 Close, S. E. 5 acres Cross 10.75 1.80 12.55 Dolberry, Jim, residence 16.97 ' 1.80 18.77 Dolberry, Joanna, 23 acres Burnett 11.34 1.80 13.14 DaVis, Hubert, 20 acres Mayo land 16.04 1.80 17.84 Elron, Judie, 26 acres Elron land 15.31 1.80 17.11 Elron, Dempsey, 160 acres Williams land 105.84 1,80 107.64 Green, Henrietta, H9 acres Hobbs land 10.59 1.80 12.39 Harrell, F. B. residence, 1 vacant lot 21.65 1.80 23.45 Harrell, Mack, 4 acres Harrell land 10.77 1.80 12.57 Jordan, Henry, 22 acres residence 17.08 1.80 18.88 Jones, Richard, Estate, 92 acres Savannah land 8.70 1.80 10.50 Jones, Anna, 6 1-2 acres Jones land 5.86 1.80 7.66 Jones, lohnnie, 6 1-4 acres Jones, residence 20.09 1.80 21.89 Jones, Norman, store, 1 vacant town lot 29 21 1.80 31.01 Lynch, William, 32 acres residence, 1 vacant town lot 40.60 1.80 42.40 Lynch, Jim, 15 acres Harrell Tarid T 11.77 1.80 13.57 " Parker, H. B. residence 17.75 1.80 19.55 Sherrod, Anthony, 1 vacant town lot 4.49 1.80 6.29 Shields, Edna, 210 acres residence 111.04 j,BO 112.84 Staton, Leaner, 33 acres Sherrod land . ..18.01 1.80 19.81 Williams, J. E.. 21 acres Williams land 17.97 1.80 19.77 W ilhartis, F. W. 2 acres Cherry land . 4.3j 1.80 6.15 Wilson, John, 1 vacant lot . ~ 3.60 1.80 5.40 Taylor, Julian, 6 acres residence 3.78 1.80 5.58 ■ —— i i i ii FREE HUP SAMPLE CAN BPS PAINT U May 15 & 16 , , -V' ' " \ ' , We want you to try B. P. S. Finishes in your home, That's the reason for free sample—not necessary to buy a brush or anything. Demonstration * MAY 15 AND 16 PAINTS, ENAMEL. STAIN, AND VARNISH V The B. P. S. representaive will be pleased to show you easy and pleasing methods of painting, finishing, lacquering. Culpepper yS Hardware f|l| Company WILLIAMSTOH, N. C. Tuesday, May IS, 1928