AfIMNHTftATOB'S «Oiiv* ( j
Haying qualified aa administrate
ipon the estate of Wilson G. Lamb.
Sr., lata of Martin county, this is to
'notify all persons having claims a
gains* the said estate to present them
- tor payment before the 28th day ol
February, 1923 or this notice will be
in bar of their recovery. All
person* indebted to said estate will
please t"" 1 "' immediate payment.
This 28th day of February, 1922.
WILSON G. LAMB, JR..
Administrator.
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NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County.
To L M Outerbrdge:
Notice*.is hereby gven that 1 pur
chased four town lota in l'armele N
C, listed by L M Outcrbrdge, at a
fcherill'a sale for taxes at the court
house door in Martin county on Mon
day, June 6th 1921. I shall demand a
cteed for same at the expiration of
one year from that date unless sooner
redeemed.
This March Cth, 1922.
J. V. H. KNIGHT.
NOTICE
Nortli Carolina, Martin County.
To Ishmael llyman heirs, and all
other persons:- Vou wili take notice
that 1 purchased at a sheriff's sale
a tUie court house in Martin County
June 6th, 1921, 22 acres of Hyman
land and XOO acres of Hyman land.
Vou will further take notice that 1
shall demand a deed for the said land
alter one year from June 6, 1921 from
Uie Sheriff, as provided by law.
Mar-h 3rd, 1922;
F. L. GLADSTONE.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deeu
jf trust executed by Stephen Itiddici.
and wife Mary Keidiiick to the under
.igned trustee and bearing date oi
August 13th iyi9 and of record in the
pun lie registry of Martiu county ii.
juok A-2 at page 183 said deed oi
trust having been given to secure the
payment or certain notes of even date
uiuiewith and th terms and condition*.
tneivin contained not having been
complied with and at the request ol
Uie holder of said notes the under
signed trustee wdl on Monday Uie Btn
uay oi May 1922 at 12 o'clock M at
me court house door of MarUn county
aL Williamslon Nort haCrohna ollei
.or safe ut public auction to 'J*« high
i .1 bidder lor casii Uie following de
,crilied property to wit:
I'hat certain tract of land situate,
j nig and being in the county oi Mar
win, state ol North Carolina; begin
ning at Uie nortli west corns rol' tilt
,ol sold I'J ii S Critclier iu 1903; lience
i unuing southwest along a 30 loot ave
iuc oh icrt to u stake; thence souUi
east 198 feet to a stake 30 feet north
jI the center of tiie ACL railroau
i, rack, thence norUieasterly along saiu
i ail road track bb feet to a slake,
thence northwesterly 198 feet to Uie
ueginning. Containing one-fourth
(1-4; of an acre, more or less, ami
ueing a part of the lands Uiis da\
deeded to Geo W lilount by W C
White and oUiers and being Uie W C
White "Home Place."
Tins Uie 3rd day of April, 1922.
A K DUNNING, Trustee.
NOTICE
in the Uiiteid Slates District Court,
for the Eastern District of North
Carolina.
"in the matter of W. A l'erry, bank
Pursuant to an order made and en
tered n tine above niu.U, th undrsign
ed wil, on the 6th day of May, 1922,
at 10.30 A. M. at said bankrupt,
home oiler for sale to the highest
bidder the iollowng described per .on
al property.
2 mules; U hogs; 1 waboii. 1 btewarl
truck; 1 titudebaker car; 1 Willey'i
knight car; 1 cultivator; 1 cottoh
painter, 1 peanut planter; 1 leveling
harrow; 1 com planter; 2 guano cow
ers; 2 two-horse plows; 2 oue-iiorst
"plows; 2 colon plows; 1 Willard liar
row; 1 tobacco tri4ck; 1-4 interest in
mowing macluno and rake; 1 trans
planter (Cole), X pea weeder; i weed
ing hoes; 1 shovel; 2 pitchforks; J
hole digger; 1 dut scraper; bUU lbs.
meat; li>o lbs. lard; 10 bushels cot
ton seed; 0 bags peanuts'; 10 barrels
corn, also other personal property.
This 2i)th day ol April, 11*22.
Y\ 11EEJLKK MAKTIN, Trustee.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County
To W J Crilliu and others:
You will take notice thai we pur
chased lii'ty live acres of tinley lan J,
listed to W Cntlin, Hamilton town
ship, at a sheriffs sale for taxes at
the court 'house door in Martin coun
ty on Monday Juno titli, 1921. Vou
will further take notice that unless
redemption is made I will demand a
deed for said land at the expiration
of one year from June 6th, 11)21.
This 3rd day 61 M&T&, im.
F. L. HAISLI'.', and
D. G. MATTHEWS.
ADMIMSTKATOK'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of George 11. Coltrain, late
of Martin, county, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against sad estate to present
same for payment to the undersgned
on or before he l£>th day of May,
1923 or this notic will be pleaded in
bar of their iveovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This l&th day of May, 1922.
J. ii. COI.TKAIN, A dm.
POHTO ltlCO AND lIAYMAN PO i
tato slips for sale. 76c per bushel.
I 'helps Hardison. 4t
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•••••»»
Martin County, Nortfe Carolina.
Notice is hereby gives that I have
levied on die following real estate for
taxes due for the year 1921 and un
less payment is sooner made, I shall
sell at public auction for cash in front
of the Mayor's office in the town of
Hamilton on Monday, June 4th, 1922
to satisfy tlifc taxes and cost due said
town. ,
This May 1, 1922.
J. E. Rdmondson, Tax Collector.
White
It A Edmondson, town lot $29.80 $2.00
Mrs J. H Edmondson, 1
town lot . 12.66 2.00
Wilber Rol>erson Est. .... 3.34 2.00
Mrs Leetie Wliitloy 2.60 2.00
Colored
Tom Bennett town lot m> 1.84,3.00
A Cooper; town lot . .67 8.00
Cl' Howell; town lot —. 3.50 2.00
Frank Howell. Jr; town lot 2.00 2.00
.Vitchel Peterson town lot 2.08 2.00
SV M Peterson town lot 2.82 2.00
jabry Kaynor Estate, 1
town lot 1.00 2.00
Laura" J-'taton, town lot .. 2.67 Hx
I.af ayettc- Staton town lot 3.20 2.0u
llamiah 'feel town lot 2. ".4 2.«H)
VV H Williams town lot .. 10.00 2.oi
Martin County, North Carolina".
I'o Amos Eborn.and all other persons
You will take notice that 1 purchas
ed 26 acica of land listed to Arnos E
born in GooscNest townsaip at the
sheiifs sale for taxu at the court louse
of Martin county on Monday, J urn
oth, 1921. Vou will further ■ ake no
uce that unless redemption is made
i will demand a deed for naid land un
fer the said tax sale at Uie expira
tion of one year frtm June 6-h, 1922.
This 2nd day. .pi May, 1922
11. H. CO iVf .N.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County
lo Dawson Eborn and all oUier in
terested parties:
V ou will take notice that we pur
hased one hundred and forty acres
.if land listed by you for taxes in
joose Neat township, at a sheriff s
ale for taxes at the court house door
ai' Martin county on the 6Ui day ol
June, 1921 and unless redemption is
made ns privided by law, we will de
naiid a deed form the ShenlT lor *aiu
iaud alter one year from the said sale.
This April 18, 1922.
It. W. Salsbury & Pritlier.
NOTICE
North Caiolina, Martin county
lo it. P. liolliday and all liileivsUd
parties: Vou will take notice that 1
purchased 69 acres ol Davis, land list
ed to It. P. liolliday for taxes in
Jamesville township, at a sfaerilfs' sale
for taxes at Uie court house door ol
Mar tin county on the 6th day ol June,
1921 and unless redemption is made
as provided by law, 1 will demand a
deed from the sheriff for Uie said lain I
after one year from the said sale.
"Tins Uie 18th day of Aprii, 1922.
ELPEItT S. I'LEL.
lo the voters of MarUn County:
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff, subject to the ac
tion of Uie Democratic primaries;
promising Uiat if nominated and elect
ed 1 will perform the duUes of Uie
office to tlie best of my abilty.
.Respectively,
JOHN T. EDMONDSON.
To Uie Democratc voters: i
1 heieby announce myself a candi
date for Uie noniinaUon to tlie ollice
of County Treasurer, subject to Uie
action of Uie eDniecratic primary.
1 desire to thank Uie peopk for
their past favors, and if nominated
and elected 1 will serve Liem to Uie
best of my ability.
C. D. CAUSTAKPIIEN.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under asd by virtue of a power of
sale contained in that certain instru
ment executed by Leslie Fowden and
Joseph 11. Saunders to the undersign
ed trustee and bearing date erl April
13th, 1921 alid of record in the pub
lie registry of Martin county m booi
F-2 at page 307, and Uie ■ tipulation.-
Iherciii contained not having been »
plied with and ut Uie reque: t i
holder of said instrument, the saio
undersigned trustee will on Satui ila.\
the 27th day of May 1922 nl 12 o
clock M. at the court house door ol
MarUn county ut Willianiston, N. C.,
oger for sale to Uie highest bi.idei
lor cash the following described pro|
wareserty to wit:
All anil singular the stock of goods
vvuierf anil merchandise of every na
ture, kind and description, including
soda fountain and all oliier fixtures
und furniture of whatever nat'jre, kiniT
and description and all otlar personal
property of every kind aal descrip
tion and al ldleutaoslirdluetuptupup
tioii now situate and being in that
certain store house located on the
north sitle of Main struct in the town
of Williamston N. C., and situate be
tweeu The Peoples liank building and
the store house How occupiod by J. 1
lias sell and Company, and beinp the
.same store house now occupied h>
Leslie l'owden and J. H. Saunders
and used by them as a Drug Store,
consisting of and including all goods,
wares and merchandise of c\ try kind
and description and all fixtures of
every kind and description, said stock
consisting of drugs, medicines; tobac
cos; cigarettes; cigars; stationery,
plate and silverware; paints; oils and
various other articles usually carried
in a drug store; and all other person
al porperty not above enumerated
situate at, in and around or upon the
premises above described.
This the 3rd day of May, 1922.
A. R.'DUNNING, Trustee.
NOTICE
To the Democratic voters of Martin
County:
I take this method of announcing
my candidacy for the office of sheriff
of Martin county, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic primary.
I desire to thank the people foi
their support and help during the
past two years that I have filled the
office and if nominated and elected for
the next term, I agree to give the
people of the county the wry best
service of which I am capable.
Respectfully yours,
H. T. BQBEBSON.
NOTICE OF SALB
Under and by virtue of the author
ity contained in a certain deed of
tru.it, executed on the 20th day ol
February, 1916, by G. W. Nichola and
Wife Ida F. Nichols and registered i,
the register's of deeds office for Mar
tin county in book H-I at page 831*
to secure the payment ot a certain
bond of even date therewith,, and the
stipulations in said deed ol trust no
having been complied with, and at th>
request of the parties interested, the.
undersigned trustee will on Monday,
-he 29th day of May, 1922 at 12:U
o'clock M. at the courthouse dooi
Martin county, iiWliamston, i( N. C.
oiler at public sale to the highest bid
ier for cash the following describes
neal estate:
lioundd on the north by the landt
of S. S. Hadley, on the east by the
lands of Isaac Nichols, on the foul,
by the lands of S. S. Halfiey and oi
the west by the lands of Wiley Green
same, being known as the Swain land
containing sixty acres more or lest;
and being the same lad purchase*!
me from N. S. Peel and othe "t.
This the 28th day of April, \922.
WHEELER MAKTIN, Trustee.
NOTICE: A SOW APOUT 2 VEAIt:
old, white, except for a few suiai
black spots, marked two slits in tin
right and crop in the left ear, ha.
been at my premises since about tin
last of November. Owner will pleas*
come fur her. L J Mills, It F ft 3. 3i
NOTICE
Martin County, North Carolina,
io Mack Kodgers an dall other pe-i
sons, You will take notice that 1 pui
chaaed.B9 acres ol land listed to Mac!
Kodgers in Goose N( st Township a.
the .Sheriffs' sale for taxes at tiu
ceurt house of Martin county on ivloi>
day June Otii, 1921. Vou will turliie
take notice that unless redemption i
inade 1 will demand a deed lor sun
land under the said tax sale at tin
expiration of one year from June till.
i'J2l.
l ins 2nd day of May, 1922.
11. 11. COWEN.
I'o Leah Francis and all other person;
Vou will take notice taat 1 purchas
ed 40 acres of land listed io . .
Francis in JamesviUe township at tin
shet'ill's sale lor taxes at the court
house ol Martin county on Aiomla;,
June Oth, 1921. Vou will furUier tah.
notice that unless redemption is liiadt
! will demand a ded for said l;.nu un
4lei Uie said tax sale at tne expuaih
o lone year from June 6th, i'J2i
l liis 2nd day of May, 1922.
11. 11. COWEN.
NOTICE
Martin County, North Carolina,
lo Lewis Watson and all other per
sons: Vou will take notice flu l 1 pui
chased 9 acres of laud lutedlto Lev.
is Watson in Gooae Nest township ai
tiw cileries sale for ta*u» a thy com.
i.oue door of Martin county on Mon
day, June 6th 1921. Vou wilt lurtlai
tiier take notice that unlets rule-nip
lion ii, made 1 will (tenuuid a W. tl lo
said land under the said U x sale a,
the e; jii'ation of one year from Juw
titii, 1921.
fins 2nd day oi May, 1922.
11. H. COVv FN.
NOTICE
Martin County, Nortli Carolina
l'o Joe Price and all other persons
Vou will take notice that 1 pur
chased & acre sol' land listed to Joe
i'rice in Gooes Nest township at the
sheriff's sale for taxes at the court
house door of Martin county on Mon
day, June 6th, 1921. Vou will fur
ther take notice that unless redemp
tion is made 1 will edinand a deed i'oi
said laud under the said tax sale at
Uie expiration of one year from June
6th, M>2l.
-—This. 2nd day of May,- 19.22.
11. 11. GOVS EN.
NOTICE Ot EXECUTION SALE
North Carolina, Martin county; in
the Superior Court.
W. S. Ithodes and L>. C. Matthews,
trading as Slade-ithodiis and Company
vs. Henry Caskins.
Under and by virtue of three exe
cutions directed to tire undersigns
from the Superior court of Martin
county in the above entitled action i
will on MouUay tne Oth oi June,
1922 at 12 o'clock M., at the court
house door of Martin county ut VSil
liamston N. C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said,execu
tions-all the right, title and interest
which said Henry Caskms, the de
fendant above named has in and to
the following inscribed real estate to
wit: , *
Beginning ou Conoho Creek at J. J
Sherrods comer, now J. W. Sherrot
and Bips. corner at a gum and maple;
thence north 160 poles to a pine; then
east 21 1-2 poles to a pine; thence
south 61 west 62 poles, toapine; thence
north 76 east 66 poles to a cypres
on the old Everett Mill Branch; thence
down the various courses of said
branch to said oCuoho Creek; thence
up the various courses of said Conoho
creek to the beginning. Containing
two hundred and f(>rty acres be the
same more or less.
Deeded dated January 2, 1911, from
J. P. Boyle and wife to Henry Gas
kins. Recorded on the 4th day of
January, 1911 in book YYY »t page
444. - , s a
This the 3rd day of May, 1922.
' H. T. BOBERSON,
Sheriff of Martin County.
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