Farmville Enterprise
I'oblUhcd by
The Kntetprisc Publishing Company
G. A. ROUSE. Kdtior am) Ai?. M?r.
B. A. lOYHtR. Roc. editor.
One Dollar the year ? In adca.itc.
Entered In the Poit Olttcc al Farm
yllle, N. C., as wc .nd class mail matter.
FRIDAY, MAR. 19, 1915.
Good! ' The Atlantic is be
tween us.
Peace and plenty beats war
and famine.
The Turk retains a death crip
on his remaining tail feather.
Speak softly, and the world
listens. Howl; and you get a
kick.
When a young man gels fresh
it is time to tickle him- with a
ilave.
Say little, think much, and
you wi'l be heard when you
speak.
The &ore that never adver
tises is easily recognized by its
&ock of cobwebs.
"Home, Sweet Home," is a
popular song with marooned
Americans abroad.
Good fortune is the lot of the
average man. But auwe men
are a long ways from average.
? ~ . < .
If unwilling to do it yourself,
ask the other fellow.. His cour
age may be greater than yours.
The man who nevef adwer
tises is like the general who
goes into battle without ammu
nition.
? If you -want to convert a man
to belter ways, appeal to his rea
son or his pocketbook? never to
his conscience.
Some people spend so much
money gettiug ready for a
vacation they never have
enough left to get there with.
v When this wa^ is ov'cr we may
have to revise our immigration
laws in order to chcck the io>
rush of marriageable maidens
from abroad.
NOTICE!
To the voters of Bynum school
diilridi, the Register's books will
be open all day Saturday, April
3rd, 1915. I will be at home
mofl of the titaie.
R. F. Tugwell, Register.
NOTIfEl
The firm Qf W. D. Gaynor &
Co., composed of W. D. Gaynor
and K. R. Wooted has been dis
solved and W. D Gaynor has
resumed all responsibility for all
debts against the. firm and all
that owe the firm will please
settle with W. D. Gaynor.
K. R. Woolen
W. D. Gaynor.
NOTICE!
I hereby forbid anybody tres
passing on my land without per
mission, especially boys and chil
dren, under penalty of law.? R.
E. Belcher.
It will cofft some ships as
much as $10,000 in fees to pass
through the Panama canal. We'd
swim the old ditch for half the
amount.
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Beware of Oiatsjonti for
Catarrh Ticc Con'fcis Morcary
a* mrroiry v.:.i -? ? i: ?>
of kk!I an?l ?Vrcn'..- V.xrt
who 5? ?y?icm r/he* '?slrrixr V Urafxh
the roucoua ttffslto. Ctrii ac:lrlp:f !
-t %r^ oA*nr.rsri?*ion?.
fro#i *cwfal>l6 ;-.i. (Up 0:d?ri
they 9m H f-fcv rr**i ymi
p<w!b*y ami irtrx then.- iTiira
4 Smfni Cor*. r?--rf r.ct'/rdCv*Tl)V ^
Cheney & C.\. r ???>, Ou
tteiiutr, i MjHjt
V'fSKi 't>r rrt~>T- apr hit*.
TO) *rU n VkHXt rai4/
CLEAN UP!
Now Let us give the v.ar a
reift, Ihc rour, llie siege, the sally,
ar.d gayly ivied our coat and
yistft, and go and dean the alley!
Let's gather up the dOgs and
cats, which have this life depart
ed, and let tin cans and bricks
and hats off to I he dump, be
carted. In winter you may
voice jour views, which you
believe important, and base long
sermons on the news, but in tlie
Spring you'd orta't. Then every
able-bodied man should whoop
the "Clean Up"' slogan, and
chase Ihc old tomato can, the
ca&off hat and brogan. So let
us clear our bulging brows of
trifling thoughts and narrow,
and gather up the pkl dead cows,
and work the sake and harrow.
The rubbish left by careless
men, and lazy human cheeses,
will bring a ho?t of germ's again,
and they'll bring punk diseases.
And forty billion flies will come,
as many microbes bearing, and
round our weary heads they'll
hum, and keep - us busy swear
ing. Clean up! Clean up! On
every block let all the workers
rally! No man should sftand
around and talk until he's
cleaned his alley!
?Uncle Watt Mason.
ceres Old Screi, OtJwr RunHbt Won't Cun.
Tfcc worst cases, no matter of bow loo* "landinc,
arc cured by the wonderful, eld reliable Dr.
Porter"* Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieve*
l'ain and Ucals at Ibc iodic flxue. 2-<c,50?, Ji.OC
Whenever Yon Need a (lonerai Took j
Take Orove'a
The Old Standard Grove's TuUlcas
chill Tonic it equally valuable u ?
(ienerel Tonic becaow it contain* the
well known tonic propeitlesof QUININB
I. -id IRON. It ecu on the Liver, Dthro
c^at MalarU, KnricUca the Jiloud md
Builda up the Whole 6yattm. S0<
M-S~.ll,. l 'li.1
Report ot the condition of |
The Bank of Farmville
at Farmville, N. C.} at
the close of busi
ness Mar, 4,
1915.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $ 113 .SSI. 68
Overdrafts, 4,1(3,34
Furniture & Fixtures, 1,000.00
Due from Banks and Bankers, 27,412.32
Cash hems #?, * 4,041. 04
(?old(roiu ;j? , 10.00
Silver coin, including
'minor coin currency, ' 819.59
National bank uotes and ,
other U. S. notes, 3,8#.00
I 175,114.07
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ?? $14,500.00
Suplus lund 14,850.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid, 3,724.21
Time certificates of deposit 39,117.43
Deposits subject to ic&fk 300,111.23
Cashier'* checks outstanding, 744.89
CcriiflccTChecks 65.00
$ 175,114.87
State of North Caiolina, County of
Pitti ss:
1, J. R. Davis. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly suear (hat
the above Statement is true to the bcil of
ray knowledge and belief.
J. R. DAVIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo,
this 10:h, day of Mar. 1915. a,
J. A. NEWBORN, Notary Public.
(My commission expires July 3rd, ^915.)
Correct Attest:
\V. I. Tl/RHAfcF.
A. C. MONK
H. I, DAVIS
, Dirc<5lors. I
WE HAVE
Beef, Pork; Sausage and Fish; daily. Brains Wednesdays,
Oysters Saturdays.
Wc also have in slock anything in canned goods, Peas, ContV
Tomatoes. Peaches, etc.
"Sun Kitf" tabic peadies-tbfe beiti
Maine grown Irish Potatoes, Cabbage, Ruta Bagas, and
. fruits.,
Nntionil Bisket Company's, Cakes and Crackers.? Always
' fresh
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We are prepared to deliver ^
any orders on short notice.
Phone When in need of any of the above.
Yours to serve,
ANNOUNCEMENT!
WE are pleased to
Announce to the .public
that we ha vj induced the
stockholders of the Dar
den Warehouse Co., to
build and lease to us for a
number of years a Ware
house, ? 100 x 250 feet.
WE expedt this house to be ready
for the coining season, when
TP and where we hope to see
and serve all of our old friends,
as well as MAKE new ones.
YOURS TO SERVE
R. H. KNOTT J, 8. NEWTON ?
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rtfr-VJJ
you are in the market for an Oil sftove
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flfgm
Im
We invite you to call and see our
display of the famous
Bltiebdle Oil Stoves
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This &ove will save you 25 per cent in your oil bill and w!H
* heat quicker. They are, "Built to La&"
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WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF A-?
BOSS OVENS
which are asbe&os lined, making them hold heat and
BAKE BETTER
JOYNER FURNITURE COMPANY
J. E. JOYNER, MGR. v w FARMVILLE, N. C.
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Report of the conditi<Mi,of the
CITIZENS B#NK
at FarmviUe, N. C. at the close
of business Mar. 4, 1915
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts . ^f59M2.42
Overdrafts, v.^7.11
House, Furniture and Fixtures, 6,000.66
Due from Banks and Bankers 13,3'T#?
Cash Items 176.42
Gold Coin . I .<2.50
Silver coin, including all minor
colntHirrcncy S75.86
National bank notes and other
U. S. notes 2,034 .#0
, ' i I....
Total ?S.?.JW,W
LIABILITIKS
Capital slock paid in $ 15.(10# 00
Surplus (anil 8^000.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid MO. S3
Bills Payable 10,?M.tO
Time cert I tea lei of Deposits S,418.ftS
Dcpuslts subject to check - 88.951. W
Cashier's clrvckj Outstanding 65.21
Total
State ol North Carolina, County ol
PlttSS: .
1, T. C. Turnajre, cashlcr of the ahovc
named bank do solemnly swear that the
.-tln^e statement Is true totbo best ol m>
k no v ledge and beliel.
- _ ; T. C. TURN AGE, Cashier.
Sworn ta and subscribed before me
this 0th day of Mar. 1915.
Vf. CHESTMR HARRIS.
Notary Public.
My commtss ? i expires l*'eb. 13, 1 9 i 7. ?
Corrcd Attcfl J. H. HARRIS
' I. W. HOLMRS
' J. H. DAKDP.N
v DUe<ftor?
Report of tbecbndition of the
BANK of FOUNTAIN
at Fountain. N. C? at the
close of business Mm. 4,1915
RESOURCES
Loan* and Dls?6ui.ts _ ) 3-?.i7?.90
Overdrafts, . JJ7.'i9
N. C. Man; Bonds, i\ 1 ,549.00
All other Stocks, Morics, etc >|,?00.00
Furniture & 1; latum, - ? 'tllf.H
Doc from Hanks & Hankers &, 1M.47
Cart Items 24.11
Cold cnlo 1} 00
Silver Colo, iocludlos all
Jalnar coin currency, 195.1?
Natlnal bank h {xhcrU.S notes 1,52J.?
Total
- liabilities
Capital Stock paid la * U.SM. '
Surplus Vunjl !?
Undivided |>rollts, leu cur- > i : . ? i
n-nl cipcnscs & tasci paid 110.79
DWI-Wc'tw-ld, ~ 10. \
Wlls payable . -V 3.000.
fcM&^ck,Sl' nljllS
Cashless Chirks outstanding 'fli.'sO
. Total ' $? ?[ifwib
' ' State of North Carolina, County of
PhsKS: . ? jv-t
1, K. T. Wooico, Cashltr of the above
n anted tank, do solemnly fa-ear that Ibc
above statement l? tnic to ibo bestol njy
kno? !cd;< and lichiSv U- ?> .
. ii K. T. \VOOTIl.SvC*hler.
Aabscribcd and sworn to bclorr me,
this l5tid?*ol Mar. HIS
THAT
"And as I sit and ponder
Of all I've done and seen
v ' I'm happy now I saved my aimes
In the years that lie between."
Mapy a man, when old age creeps on, sits and recounts
his thrown sway opportunities and thinks of " wlv* might
have beeri."
Young man, yoa^ grand-father or even your father
never had the chance for fame and fortune that you have
today.
Begin fy startir.g a Sav'xgs Account today?
this bank offers many advantages that we will
be gUd to expla'n o you when you come.
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE
FARMVILLE, N.' C.
OUR MOTTO,
Out line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries la
nOw the fresherft to had and is cdhiplete
in every way. We carry only the bejft and
can supply your eveby want.