Advertisers Will Find Our
Coiumm a Latch Key to 1300
of Martin County's Homes
VOLUME XXII -NUMBER 91
Hamilton and Kobersonville
/ Protest Against Good Roads
j At the meating ot' the boa ril I .eld
on the :50th of November, B|>(W> v "Vo
k tjuest, the matter of Kcaufuaf
and Halilax"ijro ' were coiit.iiucd un
til the rogulai' -MMAM u"
day, DeuMiber
Mr. Clayton asked V
stafltinhe Which Ml.
R W Sulsbury petition
from citizens of Hamilton-, Cjjggl Nest |
ar.d Poplar Point U>>\nidMfhi #®uin.st
each of the propo. t
was quite a large W>t c ;
to these petitions and iMI Mr. Sal.--- .
tiuiy bad explained the pot-ition oi ;
the petitioners considerable
earnestness, Mr. # l H Kobe r son, Jr.,
of Uoirc i sonvi.le presented a consult
• ■lUiiUt. yUltniler of people from. K ijje' -1
sonwlle townsFip wlil&i, >vit- j
iin' pressed by either Mr. It n; ii-»oi,J
or his delegation and after t was!
mora thoroughly discussed th" eitiu
V'!i nation, except a wry- few -wined
Ui rt.ti.dlV> ttll* active oin»> :l ! .-n to
either vf the road.-, and a•• • •• ;•«' j
tile (it. pie of the entire cuui.lN will!
t' •. titis board of 1 ■ tni.-.-i .ne, -. lor
iheir ourage and k'.n\vlc ib-v ol ".be;
' it Otis of their peopl \ •
'lnc ground upon oh il ■ wu le
fight Mttged was ' l.' ■ ' »n ►'furiJ |
Ous «»iie h»t ( ' to m \uc ■ I':.is r>j
M WWli'tnahta hatred when mec. •!•> r-itj
:'int thut iJfmoiM y '  —vee > ——w '" i.
they ii. t-I -I in.mi il.an tlu'j
tn:.c# t*.ey urj ; aid f " 1
NOTICE Oi Itl'X l.l\ Kl.'S >Al.lv ;
to "» ot i' » CMiU rt'»l o i lii' !
will day of No 'lbe I I 1, b> ' '
'•CI. W. Connjudge «»f the supenm
i.1.i1, in that certain tanse pending
ii ilic t outt of \4*uU \ cuun-j
iy er*UtU*l: M iJ«a' >ll. *i« t i.« \
li • ~ OJL el . \ • i»i ir.ele Man .
i f ai;■! AI i)t u' t,. • ■ *, 'iiny the un j
dersigned receivers will on Thuisoay j
22ml .day of December 1 921, ai
f Uto o'clock M., in li e town oi i'ai
\3Hjn |e N't'., sell at public auction to
jHe liigbi t bithler lor cash the fob
~ iov,'ini'. lea land personal plopert)
That ceTtain lot and ston- bail4»aw«
situate in the towil of I'arinele, N. t
now occupied by tin; Fai'mele Mlr.
and Mi.tm Company and purchased
ii\ aid company in ltflU Iroin '•£• o.
Junius and being the idWilical propei |
iv \\iiei"on tht! said company bas ,-on
iluco"i a general automobile, gal age
and ii |.. hi business. .VI .o a!, ti.f
ci,.. L- -nilill buildiiiL'.- consisting prni
cipad> of autoniobilos, nuuhinery, ac- I
ces oi ics and usual stock carried in
is geaeial autoiutjbib' and KUtaiM' bu. |
inesn. Also ll other sUick, reul inn |
pel ,onal piopeit> belonging to s-tid
cm j)*' i ion.
I his sale will U: made on tin" j.iem
of the 'l'arini lr M ftc- and Motoi J
('on.paiiy and the said sale wij lie
inadt* • object to continuation by lie
co u i-t.
W. A. DAUDf.S,
li. ,S. I'KKI.H, Kocevt'i
K. ltlount.
J. K. Uoyt's Mid-Winter Sab -tarts]
Thursday, December Mb. ,
NOIHK
Ila\tng 't|UUlified as adniim Uati x
of the estate «»f R K. l.iUey, late,of
Martin County, N. C., nil pnrst in *n
tlelited to sauJjFslate are linreb/ no
tified to comr reward and >uttie
at once All holding ila ins
aiaiin-t sard esSlt will pre-scnt same
for payment on or before the 2-th • 1m N
of Oct., 1922, or thi sno'.ice wil be
plead in bar of their recovery.
This October /Bth, 1921.
H VITJF. I- 1.1 LI-iJY,
Atl"sini« Matrix.
Don't forget the great >i.dwintei
sale at J. K. Hoyt's, of Washington
starts December Hl-h.
STRAND —
-THEATHE
. i
—THCPSDAY—
A Win. Dt MlMe Special—
' MVFKV WOMAN
KNOWS"
20c and f -10,
—FRIDAY—
Jimmy Aubrey in "The Riot"
CLYDK COOK in a rip-»n«rlm«
T«w 1M Comely —.
"Y F.I.LOW ARM."—Kpit«le I
—SATURDAY—
V* M*riGHAK in
QUEST OF HIS
~-f ' c, y.TH
* 41 »e
hin?; I mils" —Kpi»odf >
,|ier t'ifc tv-o Super-Ppec-
J IflU dt 40c
———
THE ENTERPRISK
GIFTS FOR WOUNDED
] AND SICK_ SOLDIERS
A story is told of a man who had
a substitute in .the Civil War and thai
long alterwards some ladies who iver.
decorating the graves of tin- heroes
buried in a cemetery found this, man*
weeping bitterly over a grave, t..
lady touched him gently and asked,
i "Is it your lirnther 'buried .then??"
! lSetween his sobs, the man said softlv
j "No, he was dearer than inv bro trt.i
lie was my substitute; he died (tu
me."
In Oteen and Krnilworth Hospital;
; there are about 1,500 sick and wound
r eil e.im—lilieii» i who ,went to wa i
as our substitutes that we might li\
I i ufrw'doni, safety and peace. The;,
I are our substitutes, your substitute.
| my substitutes.' They an.* sick; thoj
jure oftentinies lonely; far from home
I and loved ones; removed from tin
scenes of activitv and pleasure; .somi
times homesick for motlu-r, wife, Inv.
Ed ones. They need your cheer, youi
encouragement your appreciation,
i your love.
How can you express to your sub-'
| stitute your love, your gratitude ami
Mppiociation for the service he ren-
I li I'M J'dU -tht 1 Niwi Ifti'i' )li wiade ?
F The North Carolina Ilaraca I'hila
/the* Union has been asked by tin
i r-ommaii litig Officers .and Red Cros
at |>oth Hospitals tn»help theiu will
the for »fto patients at tl.i
two U S I'ublic Healh Service Ho.-
! pitals. Each man will be given a fill
etl stocking, a Christmas package oi
some money to purchase a gift oi
flowers. Such gifts may be sal'et;
razors, poekut knives, neck ties,-hand
j kerchiefs, hot water bottles,* butt
l'ulies sockiC ,-weaters, stockings o«
bag, made .of colored nlosi|uito m
ting and filled with nuts candy, rais
ins, frylt and small gifts; decorations
for the Christmas trees'and colored
crope paper yr decorating the wards-
T?iitries IrTi amusing the hoys.
Nuts, cany, fruit, cukes gaii.»s and
monej to buy (lowers and gifts will
be highly appropriate and appreciat
ed.
I I'lea. e send the art icles at Itva; I ;
I week'before Chrstmas, if possible, It.
| Mrs. N. lluckne; , Asln-ville, N. C..
'who will see that they are taken I.
tin* Hospitals Jin iliriveil out.
Remember the 1,5(M1 sick boy- arc
our substitutes a)i?( seiiiLtliem a re
innnli'i' of youi appreciation of t!it*i
j valiant service rendered for you.
' Yours for service,
MRS. N. IHJCKNER,
General Secretary
SAI.K AT HOYT'S ItlC STORK
j The mid-winter sale at J. K. Hoyt'.-
i begins Thursday, 1 '• -c. Hth, with some
. of the most attractive bargains evei
j offered by a Washington or an Fast j
eru (Carolina store. The entire stock j
will be reduced to first cost.
NOTICE OF SAI.K
I nder and by virtue of the powei
!oi sale contained in a certain deed ol
trust executed to me the undersigned
trusUv by Jessie William and wife
Cora Williams on the 14th day ol
June, 1920, said deed of trust beini
i of record in public registiy of Mm
• j*tin county in book 11-l,l l -l, page 234, am
' the stipulations in Silid deed of" tins
| not huvihg been complied with and a
' j the request of the holder of said m
; secured by said deed of trust I wil J
! expose to public sale in front of t
! court house door in WilliamsUin Nortl
■ j Carolina on tlfti 17th day of Decombei
j 1921, at 12 o'clock M. for cash to tin
i 1 highest bidder the following described
real etsate:
Beginning at a maple in a branch
' John A. Bennett and Columbus Wil
Hams' corner and running along sab
; line north 73'T-2" tt drains -to--t*
stake corner of lot No. 8, thence alon(.'
the line of lot No. 8 S 35 W 41.2f
| chains to the cornr.r Of. lot No. 8. in
a branch; thenoe up the run of sail
, branch to the beginning containing
j 17 1-2 acres moi-e or less.-
This 17th day of November, 192K
WHEELER MARTIN Trustee
NOTICE OF SAI.K
I, Notice is hereby given tab tthe nn
j dersigned administrator of Ira L. I'eed
| deceased will on Monday the 19th day
. of Decern tier, 1921,, at 11 o'clock A
 M. at the residence?, o fthe late Ira
L Peed, fleceasetl, near llurrough',
| School House, offer at public salef to
i the highest bidder for cash the foi
i lowing personal property, to wit:
A I—Uhe iarming implements ()f..ev
ery kind and de^^ntidn.
One Lot of co^^B
one lot
Williamston, Martin County- North Carolina, Tuesday, December 6th, 1921
! REGULAR SESSION
RECORDERS COURT
The RiVordtr's Court 'conve»ed ii. 1
Novembei 29th, 192 1, '.' it'i 0 difi.
SiniGl presiding and I! I.'. C itcbei
! prosecuting.
The following cases neie di-noeii
of;
Stale vs. II (' linger on, it au>. act
unag lienor. Plead •i• 111 v J'i icci
lor judgment. Coetinu."! till iln
first Tuesday in December I'rj. 1 , u, o.
, payment of costs of Ibe action an
entering into bond in the sinn el
to show that he litis ..ot m.ni
ufactureil, bought, sold, bunk .
otherwise dealt iu' intoxicatitii; 'i ;iioi
State vsrJames Kll lob row ejti 1. Ib:
Killebrew. Affray. The defe ..I n
Jas. Killebrew plead guil'v. l.ula
Killebrew pleatl not guilty. I'olend
ant Jas KilleblVW sentenced to -un it;,
jail for the term of one day and • itM u
ed with Uie cojjt -
State vs. (iabricTTe Ah
sault. (iuilty. Fined Jflo.OCl and tht
costs.
State vs. John Stokes. Abandon
merit. I'lead not guilty, t pon heai
ing the evidence in the case the i.un
adjudges that l.e is guilty. Sentence'
to jail for the term of nine month,
to Im* assign etl to the county roads ol
Edgecombe county,
i State vs. 1' II Cotfiehl. Carrying
concealed weapon. I'lead not guilty
After eliarmg the evidence in tin
case the court found him guilty.
Fined $50.00 and the cost.-, of the ac
tion.
State \s. 1' II Coffield. Driving
auto while intoxicated. Verdict oi
the court was that defendant wa
guilty of driving an automobile at :u|
unlawful rate of ,-peed but not ilf-'i'
toxicated. Fined $50.00 and costs.
PRKMM'M LIST
(Continu«sl from last i.suel
Dept. ll.—Swine
Dli roc Jers*-*, Pure llred
'Class Ibizc
I. .1 .1 Rolierson, boar, 2 year- I
5. J S Whitley, lioar, lined li ir.. I
Sows
, 10. J S Whitley, sow, under fi mo. 1
12. .r S Whitley, breeder young
herd ... * 1
14. J S Whitley, get of sire—, • 1
15. .1 S Whitley, produce of .lain 1
Hampshire Pure Itrcd
4.T .1 D Itiggs, boar, 2 years'
l.'l. l-'red ( heson, boar, 'J year-
Sow
ol .1 D Higg-i, ti inns
51. Mt. Mo ;iaS Farm, liaftleb'.r i ' .
52. -f D lligg?, u7iiTi*i~T. UTiV"
50 .1 11 Itiggs, ie( of sire i-
Poland ' ( haiiia—Pure llrecl
lil. Wartl 4; Ward, boar 2 yen t I
55. J Haywood ItQgers-, IK ihih, - ;
(!7. J 11 Rogers, tf mos.
f!K. .1 H llogel s, uudei (1 iiio- . I
Sow s
lit). Ward At Ward, 2 yrs. , ~~t~~
72. Ward & Ward, > ino,. I
• 72. Ward & W'aijl, ti inos.
( b«.S|er Whiles—Pure ISmi
SH (leo II I.\ons, boar, 2y i ■ 1
Sow
'.1.'1. O V Kanier, (> nio . .
Dept. .I—l'ruits and Vegeliibli's v
1. Virginia Taylor, peaches I
■2. MVs J 1. Ilassell, pears
't Mrs. I. T Waters, hucklebei i i . 1
;. Mis.-, I mily Whitley, b'n k
berries
li. Mrs Louis Peel, apple*
r Miss Blanche Everett, soii'i en
ture ~ . . 1
0. Miss Emily Nfr'hitley, toin-itni i 1
10. Mrs .1 T Ross, swv>et pot . ;
I.' .ilrs E C Stone, baby beet' 1
t r i .Miss Emily Whitley, corn 1
1 * Emily Whitley,, litm ben..-
lh. Mi.ts Emily Whitley, Engi'-sli
J't.M!
I V, . i 1 Ross, okra
"'). Mrs W J Hodges, piment i ; ep
pers ■/■ 1
Preserves
21. Mrs H C Creen, peach I
22. Mini. H C Crt*;n, pear v
25. Mrs H C Green, waten'f oil
►" rind ■ T-.- — L
Jam*
27. Miss Emily Whitley, peafh , I
i '!8. Miss Emily Whitley, plun I
2'.'. Mrs R E Early, npple marma
lade 1
I! 0 Miss Emllv W'liitleq, black l.e iy 1
34. Miss Emily Whiilej- pear 1
? 35. Mis Blanche Everett, fig
Vegetables and Fruit Pick'e-t
37. Miss Emily Whi ley, cucun.nei- .
38. Mrs W H Edwordh, slice i to
I uiato ..... • 1
I 39. Mrs .1 C.
» 4-1. .MLss Blanchp Eveiv'tt, pe ir.
, sweet .! *
o 42. Mrs W H Edward v tlyateir.el.
'• on rinri j
43. Mrs W J Hodg'"* spiced grapes 1
.... ■ ITo B« Continued,)
When a merchant adveitises bis ov.n
goods he expects to hr : ng penpb ; '.o
I town. He is not Belfish. He knttw
piat. others will get part of the bei,
£ i u :
Local News and
personal Mention
Mr. K H Robinson of Augu ia,  i;:.,
spent the weekend in town witu Mis.
kobcinson who in heio vis.ting nor
mother, Mr*. ; A Johnson.
• » ♦ •
Dr. .1 D Hill's will lease in llie
liiol'lUHk for .Suffolk to attend a iKVt
ing of the Board of Direi tors ul the
IVnnut Exchange.
Mr. Baxt eit arson of Bethel was
n> town Monday for a few hour-.
' 1
Mr. and Mrs. 1) 1) tSalls aiuioii iie I
tn ehirth of a daughter, Monday, Dei.
6th.
*■ * * •
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodhousii i. . i it
ing friends in Dardrtis for a feu days
» » • •
' One thousand dollars to ho given a
»va.y by the merchants of VViUltrmsMnrr
Watch for the ad in Friday'* issue
tolling how it will be doilu. »
111 shop and Mrs. 'lTios. ('. Durst of
Wilmington are the guoat. of Mr. and
Mrs. .1 (I. Stat (Hi thirf week.
» • • ♦
Mr. Ceo Hunch who has in the
employ of Boyle-Robertson Construc
tion Company on the Roiuiottc Rivei
Bridge was removing inform from the I
conciete pier last we«|k, dnopped it
anil it foil on him anil brirtsed anil
mushed him considerably.
1 t t s
SIOOO.OO cash to Riven away.
Look for the merchiuty's ad Friday,
I>cc. 'Jth. •»
• » • 4
A E Smith and J. li. Rolteison, Jr.,
of Robe rsonvi lie w«re in town Mornl i>
-■ . * * » i
W Stuhbs left Suiulu) mornl
ing for Raleigh to attend the special
session of the Legislature which |»*-
gins today.
• • • •
Mrs. V F Apfel left yesterday for
kto spend a ftv days at til"'
Monticello,
Mr. and Mrs. Roliert llogart. .. .
ed from Daytona, Florida Saturday,
byway of W!TTT(Wns»(lt* Tlwy lH,|
for their home in Washington Sun
day afternoon
Messrs. I 1 L and It W Sal >burv.
Frank iliidstone, liill llni.J.ipt Pal
Davenport, Harry Waldo and Dr. It I
I />i>k of Hamilton wore i ntown yes
,inla\ on business.
'V ' ,
Representative "Clay ton —Miwn- —tei—
yesterday for Raleigh to-attend .
■ pecial session id the I .eg Mature.
Miss Mary Smith spent the week
end, in Plymouth'with her parent
« * • •
M ssos Jcssii! Peel ulid Moilie llel I,
Jenkins spent the wei'kwiif \vl lll M. -
and Mrs. I I Holli.fay at
0 0 0 9
Mr. llymaii Wane* of Rober.sou
ville was a business visitor licit* Mmi
day. .
0 • • *
Mr. J ■ (iodurd left Friday toi
Starr, N to attend to business
From then* he went to Norfolk 1"'
n few days.
Ml . J. I. Pope went te N..1 folk
Sunday.
• • • •
Mr. Jno N. Hopkins was in town
yesterday.
» » • •
Mr*. H M N'eveille of Weldon is
visiting he) sister, Mrs. It W Hardy
and Mr. Hard? at their home on
Haugton stre-t.
• • • •
Friends id' Mrs. Wlvelrr Martin
.Jr, wil I regret to know that sin- is if!
at her home.
Mr. ,and Mrs Cly'lk; Anderson an
now occupying room.; at the llapi'
parsonage,
♦ * r * *■
The D'Ksta Kliode*  ompany «»>
Entertainers will begin a three day'
engagement at the (iraded School au
ditoriufn on December Bth. This com
puny. ,was here last year and m'adi
a very favorable impression on al
those who attended. It is strictly re
fined throughout and the program
ate very instructive and cultural, am
is well worth the money.
»-» » »
Miss Estelle Crawford spent. Sat
unlay - and Kuhtluy— m town with U
parents, Mr. and Mr.?. J (' Crawford
( 1 \ftm RI.AIOL EXl'iodfk*
Yesterday, Mi Robert lb-i s "its
en'ine when the cat'bu l
e#ator lack tir.i. ano a bud of (ire
' .ii ( ut and ftruck Mr. t : i, n ,f?i burn-
of !iis, f .ico
tie ii jury inilni'e'.' *«j »•''
.I> i soma f'.ne hut nut ver,. i-er-
SUlfiiUlßE TO THE ENTERPRISE J
'. ' I
■ ' /
DR. SAUNDERS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF SOCIETY
The annual me*>tinK of the Me Ilea
Society of the Second North Carolina
District was held in* the town ot
Oivenville last Thurstlay I lu
Society -was the truest of the IM.
County Medical Society. The n
injf took place in the Rotary huihlin;
at 7:110 o'clock with li!. r > physiciain
and surgeons present from ilitiv-i  n
sections of the State. 'The meeting
was presided over by Dr. John C Ko
man of Washington, the pre-ident
Slioit addresses were made In tin
following well-known (mysiciuns: In
Hubert A Koyster, president ni
Stat eMedifal Society ; Dr. I. 1! Mc-
Hruyer, of tlu' State
Sanitorium for Tuberculosis; Dr. 11
W Carter of Washington; Dr. Unlit.
Jones of New Item; Dr. H W Dixon
of Ayilen; Dr. W T Htil'ttroM' of
stoii' unTT DT'.";t M M*uuiuiJ4~.uJi i _J.luXi J
ham.
The Society then hail the annual
election of oll'u'ei , for the ensuing
jear and Dr .1 II Saundt i . was lion
ored With the ottlce of President ami
Dr. A M Sliult7. of w:i
made Secretary. The next meeting i.
to be held in New Hern, liui the t inl
and date has not yet been sot.
The Second District nii-braci's tin
counties of Martin, Heaufot. Pitt
Lenoir, ('raven, Carteret Jones, Pant
lien, Hertford and Hertie. . The fol
lowing physicians attended tin- meet
ing from here; Drs. J ,S Kltoile , It T~
Volk, \\ F Wanvil and .1 II Sam.
dels.
IT TO DATE STILL t AITI ItFl>
Tin- most, up to date still ever cap
tured in this county wa staken Sun
day morning by Slierilf Koberson,
Deputy J. T. Fdniontlsoit, and Cliiuf
Page in the extreme western end of
the county.
The plant consisted of a good . 7fi
gallon still, a boiler,- a heating plant,
sugar, 'meal, malt and such otlioi
things us are needed in the manufac
ture of liquor.
There was no one tit the still, al
though it hud U'on run during .the
night.
was locuted about L'tif
yards from the county road near tin
old Coburu place about two miles
northwest of Pannele.- It is generiilU
believed in that section that the real
owners of tlie plant are pjumiiient
parties of Bethel but tha tit was be
ing operutod by negroes.
FARM BLRFAF THANKS W\K i ]
The following letter was recent Ij i
sent to Hon. .It. S. Ward: |
Hon. Hallett II Ward,
House of Representative*,
Dnshingtofi, D C.,
Dear Sir; -The American Farm
Bureau Fedeiution wishes tf> express
-tfrr^"n7Tpix^ratinrr-ot ; .--fa rmf*m IW-y-M+i
iupport of the 50 per cent surtax pro
vision of the tax bill.
Our farmers are confident that then
representatives realize the importance
of considering thesi- i|iieslion . fioi ,
the fanner's viewpoint and that le.
united action they (Hit greully ha.
ten the rot urn of .t more happy it
uatiou in the farm communities anil
thereby restore national prospeiitv
moiv quickly.
Assuring you of our
wishes, I am
Very truly jours,
American Farm Bureau Feilenityr
(Signed) (ilav Silver
(Signed) *«KAN SUA EP
Washington, D '., Nov. 2f>, I'r.'l
ARM HURT IN PLANKI
Mr. Thomas Peed of Williams town
ship had misfortune to get. his
arm badly hurt in a planer ut Rocky
Mount last week and no already U -
ing a one-arm man it renders Into
helpless. He in some way yo! > n
tangled in a belt.
MORTGAGEE SALE
I rider and li ( v virtue of .the powet
conferred on us in a ccitain chattel
mortgage, we will sell at public auc
tion for cash on Saturday, Dec. 17,
1921, ut twelve oclock M. in front «»(
the Planters urnl Merchunts Hunk ut
ut Fyerett, N the following prop
erty to wit:
One sfiw mill, "outfit complete, eon
nisting of one sixty horse boiler one
ffirty horse engine, saw mill shingh
mill, saws, carriage belts pulleys, and
everything complete ready for assem
bliugfully descrilieil" in thi* said moil
- This property is new and bus
never been set upt v
This properhfP call he bought n(-pri
vate sa)V.
. I J. S. AVrtlS K- CO.,
Mortgagee.
WANTF: SALESMAN WITH CAR
to call on Healers with a low pricCil
6,000 mile fabric and 10,000 mile co-d
tire, floo.oo a w»ek with extra con
missions. Universal Tirw and lOibU'r
r Co., Michigan City, Indiana. H
i • _ ._ ; • .
County C>olll missioncrjs Hold
MoiHiiiy -Mooting
BUY YOUR RED IKGSb
CHRISTMAS SEALS MM
Nol 11 I i n-ulMil I
t|uuiii'i "i the .Si' 11 i L
cull! ,|: A ■II:tI >•■ 11 11 i.. t
containing inn t'hii t>•...
will In' mailt'if i,. .i ii
Nul til l 'al niiiia t«\
the seal.-, i a let hi 11 1,11
recipient I" |iiuvi..i > i,.'
seal.'- M iit at t l ll1■ -c, m i ... i
that till' tifclit ~r ii;i ; . .
ma> lit' wai'r.l nr. ' .
Is'ttl'l-- ail' : vlll I'll! t..
coniiiuiiutie: in s\ In. h tin s ■
lias tin local ell j 111...in
Ceipt leceiseil I I i'li'. tin' i . . -
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This the 2nd das ol I »■■_. I'
W. A.. lIAII I.V . 'I i . :
lime, ''.", Jan. I'.i'.'.'
i'lace; Hear iia.
Terms: Cash.
Notice i»f Adiuinistralin'- o I' i
Konal I'ropeii>
The. under idjneil ailniini-I i •
W . T. Cohtirn, ilecea ed. ss. 111
puhlic auction to tin ;i';'Jll'. '
• for easli on" Wiilliesilas. ihe
of Itecenilxl, at the 'ol 'i
I W T C'obUlli, ih-cea i il, ill Jan
tirwnship the following df -cnln >i>, i.
Honal properly Ireloiirin flo t' •
tatu i)f the late W T I olnjl n, 1 i
nil, lo wit:
_ Four (4)' in sih.■ , two .( 2) she ;i, * 1
curt M,' nshkoiih, mowing machine , .ail •
tivatois an dall* houseltoW and liit.l
chen furniture and fnrntinic nteu.
and personal projieity helunj'iurr t,
I "tho wtate-of-the-hrte W~.X Jj Jpt'
I Thin -thi.' ..it (lax j>f Doc. !!>•>?'■
i w. manning,-A.dminiiii..'.
Ji'h* iierchant.or business*iruu3. i h'ai
, adverti.seK is a booster and a hu'lii
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fi nr ;.t t • southwest corner
(iii. ihe •h. •; i ,;;i, theiici) across tho #
li;ii.liirjptefi road to tho
en' I ol a 'l,!..'i v the tiedl-bcUuHti ih#>-
I'.ilss ell'iiivr lion'. .1 out' no yards, thence
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svi't ahout '.'ii yards to the comer
ofW A aiyl .J 15 Ayers,
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iiiii t;. hein nne acre or less so
: i In include thij huiullfigJ imTouT
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This Ist'of Dec., 1921.
H. W. nORERSQN,
Sheriff x>f County
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