THE ENTERPRISE
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Williamston, N. C.
WILLIAM C. MANNING, EDITOR
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THE ENTERPRISE,
Williamson, N. C.
Friday, August t, 1913
The high cost of living is the
cause of Secretary Bryan having
to work during vacation. Grape
juice manufacturers should pay
him good advertising rates. His
S2lection of an article counts
among the American people, who
delight to honor him.
The attack of the republican
senators on the tariff bill as in
troduced by Senator Simmons, is
something like darting straws
at the wind. But their howls rre
long and loud.
Men have made great strides
in materia-mediea, presumably
so, and yet there are only three
specifies known to the fraternity
to lay. These are quinine for
malaria, colchicum for gout and
mercury for ayphillis. Yet who
knows what to do until the doc
tor comes?
Despite the warm weather,
base ball is the chief thing in the
United Statfes, overshadowing
the Mexican question. Bryan's
money-making during vacation,
the Mulhal accusations, and eve
ry other thing even the exodus to
the seashore.
Factions
Small towns and big factions
hand in hand. Petty jealousies,
hide-hutnd selfishness, and hog
gishness displayed by a certain
faction will dwarf the growth of
any community. The first big Ike
who tries to arbitrarily run things
just his way in spite of the rights
of others shonld receive a full dose
of his own methods by every other
citizen in the town. No one ma::
or no one man's faction should
predominate for purely selfish
reasons. A long pull, a strong
pull, and a pull altogether, work
ing for one another as well as
one's self will build and develop
any town. The best people in the
world live in small towns and if
they would stop looking at the
mote In their neighbor's eye and
be as charitable toward him as
they are to the stranger in their
midst, they would make a pros
perity and happiness that would
make trade and business. Sel.
Congratulations To Greenville
Though we knew that the pro
posed bond issue for good roads
in Greenville Township, Pitt
County, was warmly opposed, we
still believed that the voters over
there would see the great good of
the measure and vote right. And
we "were not mistaken in our be
lief. A township with a town as
progressive as Greenville could
do no less than vote SSO,IKK)
-worth of bonds for public high
ways. Greenville needs good
roa*is to haul it millions of pounds
of tobacco over. To have killed
the measure, would have meant
to those who trade in the to wn
•4Bi indifference to their interest
in the saving of time and team.
It is hoped thatjeven the strongest
opponents of the bill will soon
see the good value of the vote.
VHarold, you musn't ea} all the
peanuts, even if you are pretend
ing to be a nonkey. You must
give sister some." "But mother,
I'm pretending she's some kind
o* animal wot doesn't eat pea
nuts. "-Life.
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Williamston - - North Carolina
TRIMTY PARK SCHOOL
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Location excellent Equipment first-class. Well-traiced Faculty of suc
cessful experence. Special care of the health cf students. An instructor
ia each dormitory to so pews# living conditions of boys under his care.
Excellent facilities. Larpe atheletic fields. Fall term begins
September lath. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS
W. W. PKELE, Healmas>' . - - Durham, North Carolina
RINRIIAM cmnni 'C central purpose for ISO yeara has been to make
DinUrlAm 9vrlV/UL 9 Men of Soya. AaherilU climate world renowned.
Organization military. Two details from U. S. Army allowed to N. C. The A. and M. Col
lege has ale. Blnatiam the other. Targat and QaMary practice, with lateat U. S. Army Rifles.
Lake for twlmnMna;. Summer Camp durirur Julr and August. Tuition and Board *UO per Hall
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Book Exhibition.
Ail international exhibition for tht
book industry and the graphic arta,
including photography, is to be heltf
at Leipsic, the book Industrial cents
of Germany, from May to October
1914, in celebration of the 150 th annt !
vereary of the royal academy foi
graplc arta and the book industry in
that city. The exhibition is to be
organized upon an elaborate scale, in
cluding among various allied arts the
manufacture of paper, the develop
ment of newspapers, and, finally, a
group devoted to measures for the
protection and welfare of workers.—
Sprlngtleld Republican.
Much Money Fall* Due Shortly.
Industrial and public service cor
porntions will, it is said, be called on
to meet $300,000,000 In shc-t tarn:
notes before 1914.
rojllah.
Why go to the ant or Imitate ths
Industrious bee? The ant Is a crasty
parasite and the bee works all sum
mer for honey, cly to be robbed dur
ing his winter sleep. Let the ant
come to man and learn method; the
bee and learn practical bankings-
Baltimore Evacing Sun.
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Crimson Clover
Tlio Kins of Soil Improvers,
also maktt splendid fall,
winter and spring grazing,
the earliest green feed, or
a good nay crop.
CRIMSON CLOVER will increase j
the productiveness of the land more
tkan twenty times as much as the same ]
amount spent in commercial fertilizers.
Can be sown by itself or at the last
working of corn, cotton or other cultiva- |
ted crops.
We are headquarters for
Crimson Clover, Alialfa, -
Winter Vetch, and all
Farm Seeds,
Write for prices and Deacrlptlve
Fall Catalog, giving information
about all seeds for fall sowing.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,}
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Notice of Election
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At a regular session of the Commis
sioners of Martin Couutv, in the Court
House in Williamston, N. C. on Monday
the 7th day of July 1913, in compliance:
with the provisions cf an act of the Gen
eral Assembly of the session cf 1913. en
titled an act, "to provide good roads and
a bong issue for Cross Roads Township,
Martin County." It was ordered that an
election be held in said Township to de
teraiine the question on Tuesday the 12th
day of August 1913. At which said elec
tion, all the qualified electors therein
shall be entitled to vote. The said elec
tion with all incidental requirmeiito, will
|be governed by the provisions of said
! act. The election will l>e held at the ui
usl voting place, or place*, in said Town
ship; and notices of same is required to
be published is The Enterprise, a news
paper in Williamston, N. C., and posted
iin four public place* in said Township. V
| By osder of the Board Ums 10th day of
July rgdj.
f B. L. LONG, Chm.
Attest: S. S. BROWN, Clerk.
Notice
Having qualified hs administratrix upon
the fstutr of Samuel N. Yurrell ditceased
Notice is hereby given to all ptrsoos
holding claim* ognusst aaid estate to pre
sent thetu to the undesigned for pay
ment on or before the 4th day ot June
1914. or thin notice will be plead in bar
ot tlieir recovery. All persouti indebted
to the »aid estate are requested to make
immediate pay ment
l'his 4th fbiy of June 1913.
MRS. JENNIE YAjIRKLL, Adtii*
Notice
On the nth day of July 19x3, I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
personal property of the late Joliu T.
flyman, »t his farm, near Oak City, N.C.
Said property consists of horses, tnules,
cattle, hogs, farming implements, corn,
fodder, carts, wagons, household and
kitchen furniture and various other kinds
of personal property. Said sale to begin
at 10 o'clock a. m.
JOIiN T, DAIEL,
b 27-at Executor of John T. Hyman
Notice of Sale
Ry viitue of authority of a deed of
trust executed to me by L. H. Mizell ami
Aaron Mi/.ell, Jr., on the 17th day of
December, 1909, and duly recorded in
the Register'* office, Martin County in
Book VVV, Page 160, to aecure the pay
ment of a certain bond bearing even date
therewith, and the stipulations in said
Deed of Trust not having been complied
with, I shall expose at public auction for
cash, on Monday the 28th, of July 1913,
at 12:00 o'clock m. at the Court House
door in Martin County, the following
property, to-wit:
The lauds adjoining the lands of Ros
ter Gurganus, John Rogerson and G. R.
Rogerson, and known as the George
Wynn tract of land, all of our right, title
and interest in the said tract of land
heired from our Mother, Winnie Mizell,
containing 90 acres, more or lesa.
This the 13d dajr of June 1913,
J. O. GODARD, Truatee.
The North Carolina
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B. B. OWEN, Registrar
West Raleigh, N. G.
Notice!
Having qualified as Administrator upon
the Estate of W. A, Whichard deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said Estate to
present them to the undersigned for pay
ment on or before the ai day of May 1914,
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
All persona indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
This 3i day of May 1913
H. *S. EV BRFTT Admr.
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