WILLI WILL BE THE CITY OF ENTESTAINMEXT NOVEMBER IJ-1C
THE ENTERPRISE,
Pub!is*»«?- svwy Tutadrj Fridnj
by ti* »
r ;\ | uPliiSt |'l BUSHING Cl»
H iUts-nidea. N«rHi Car»Ur*
W. C. manning.
Editor
J. F. CROMER
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f.oblic payroll.
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place for the boll weeril IN * j
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of infection for Kit year. B«* tae* I
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SCBSHTL IES FOR COAL
Ne» L- pa per nrvatcbe*; from all parts
of "he country show increa i> g use
foti oil m houses, apartment houses.
,r".or «r« ant publK baiklmp^. ii* t«(
N ooaL
F.»r several year* the pub'..c
tee*, subjected to a periodical coa
t* ike with hardslnj* fron
ari of fuel aixi ui.ixai-onable prices
The day w ber. lack of coal can cr |«
.I*. .}* whole nation is drawing t*> :
i®, t. The jublic it sick and tired o
irne ii nua outraye.
E ectriotj. fuel oil and ira are 1h
rr i.f for coal in the
a **- *. Mr and factory.
I uti.jc utility plants o|«era' , *l I.
• a . u -ii u e oil »»r operate tin ir.ow
, the srrrzit aii\ai taire of t 1
•»aWie.
Ck ! mimng w .l: prt the sanie I'-
ll «■ !•.'-■ eventual y meted out I
that in its ..peration Iw
- rnt of ti* public interest. J
aWtitute that pivw better seiv
■nil take it* piao .
.. tiAi MPER :*m»EK MEANS
,t»tnti'ir o; . tales interested
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.ui irtiiiu station principle, wi
.rti«: rlteapen It. A nulln.ii Ue.
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(Aii tiectncai ii:\iy.inriu i.- ove»
j ... B.i a.'i« ~!*l owne»J by marly tw.
i -ivMi people, who put in Lu>t \ea
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it .w!Juis ■ Jiltibli un Uicm bi
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!«!R.F into r.ew ..items. Hut KU|'.
I ,•••**" wri more than |uy its we.
j uaper tjmrt a-*.o r*w seriices f.
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i>s lave I** n overcome, bu.
; H* po!iticaS .Up! lejr .-lative op (a
•. >'ate laws must lie harmoii
**-" -'»! Utt« re.l to riear the way.
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It* HjiiUiuii. K-is. \ationa!i
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downs for a \ear, \v4
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l t -ki 3CI 'uis« .
I "raided the pain \J times
l«e~ TJW times
prayer meeting 52 times.
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I. —~te,l .4ljrfi 52 times.
tta-he«4 "A.e towel 3 times.
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Ms taken f«r a preacher II time*.
Mistafcnt for a capitalist. 0.
i tlot »h.p|»,! K times.
A I-. ad »-ojr ran u.Ui a store in a
»! 4n loan the other day, but as
| 'je ■»*-- e .T. ii.'t a-b « »ti «• nobody wa.»
iw tiwne aid nobtdy jt«»t huit. Tht
K'l"*'*! was asieep on tlie counter,
after fi-ttan* around a while th«
ii, «eJ ran out on the street and wa
■Jol by officers.—ljuuisiana, Mo..
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Furme. at the Mt Anj fa.r
«* th»n lire at home ' e\-
I -i'.iU- iM fair «Mrution was got*!
->-ati t® viler fTa for the fiisl prize ;
i3ZM» fttr mnem nd and *lB 75 for the
tfcwi prewMurn on thew live ai home
exhibition*, reports the county «jrent.
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l'io«lCh up the cotton ralks, the
M: weeril doesat like a nice rree-
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Cancers Successfully Treated at Kellam Hospital
KHiwr Hospital treats sure***fatly Caaeera, Tumftra. llccn, X-Ray
mruf ztM Cktatir Sona without the use of the knift, X-Ray, Radium,
Aoda or Seraan. and are hare treated successfully over 90 pet cent of the'
Raajr IBBIJIU* ml wflcreta treated during the past twenty-three years.
KELLAM HOSPITAL, lap
Mai* Street KiduMad, Virgiaia
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Tom Tarheel says the future of
country Life looks good is North Car
olina but he is ot me opinion tua
ts luil realization depends o.i the won.
.tone now Lo improve it.
kUUCt OF sAht
i>efauu iiavuig been uiaue in pay
ment ol tne uiuet»eunea& afctuieu i,.
.nai ceitain ueetl ol inM lo ii.e
4.1 us lee lor aetterson U..
.INSURANCE Company, by O. A. CIOLTOI
and wile, Ida crolton, on tne ibl diij
ol Alay, IjM, anu recoiueu in l>oo.
jZ, page 44i», etc., i Will under aiu.
uy \inue ol tlie power ui sale veslo.
.n me by :«ud oeed of trust, and u.
uie re.juesi ot tne re:.tui que trusi.,
and for the purpose ol (li»ctol|{iK
tne uel»t secured u> iht said ueed v
~u»i, proceed to .til to the nijji.e*.-
./.ii4er, lor cash, al U.e couit «.ou-.
,«i»i in Vv illiamstn, NOITJI Carolina,
ii U tU)tk, 41., uW ;>aU».
JAl', lliL ai;L> I>AV OF NuVtiM
..Lit, l'JZii,
. i.e lol.owmg descnlied laiuU, situatv
... Uk county ol AluiUu, a.iU IIIVI
. ai uculaily bounueu auu UCSCIIKU «
. >iiows:
11act *\o. 1: beguiling aA It. «
. ,cuw" n ic.-iucill lot coiner l.i cei.
..I VI eai.l alain klt«Cv, liieia.
_ weileily couise wnn saia 11. J. i\e.
t> luie anil lue oIU Kj- a. UUJUU..
,« u a tii.cn, llit_i.ee on Meeie.i.
an center ol sa>U a.uu lo an no.
iiili, a corner, iiiulnuiiKU t>y tin
eeu; tnence a soutne. i>, a bliai(u.
~e lo sanl h aiinic t»aa«iiioic s coi
«.r; tnence on souuieny wiui »«i
uiiMiiore s line anu 11 -S. Uiay .> Um
.j Uia> s coiner in ce.iU.-r ol sa.-
.. areliouse street; tlie'tce eautcriy a.
center ol said Vtarenouse in cc
o center ol Maui street; Uience i.
noitlierly course with center ol' san.
..lain street to the beginning, and be
ing a par ot the old i». A. cuilioio
uoine place in said town, and being
tne same land conveyed to O. A. Crol
i*mi by H. A. Cray and wile by dee.i
aated November
ol record in tlie public registry oi
itlariin county in book L>-2 al page
412.
Tract No. 2: Beginning in the cen
ter of said broad street ui ban I town
ol liobersonville, at the Meihodis.
ciiuicn lot coiner, over an undei
ground ditch; and running thence
terly along center of said ditch,
oeing the old Cuillord ditch to (j. A-
Crotton's corner; thence southerly al
ong said Crofton's line to Mrs. Fan
nie lktzeinore's line and coiner; thence
westerly along said ttucw»re'n liiu
u> J. Alex Koebuck'.-i line; thence al
ong with said Roebuck's line and J.
I'. bullock's line, its various courses
to the Methodist parsonage lot line
and corner; thence northerly with .-cinu
parsonage lot line to corner of sai>
parsonage lot line in Bullock's lineH
thence westerly with said parsonag.
lot line and J. T. Bullockls line tej
center of said Broad street; thenc. |
with center of said street northerl>
to the beginning; and being the sanu
lands described in a certain deed from
H. A. Cray and wife to J. T. Bullock,
of record in Martin county public reg
istry in book Y-l, at page 135, anil
beiiiK the -wine land conveyed to G. A.
Crofton by J. T. Bullock and wife,
by deed dated the 10th day of Jan
uary, 192W, which is of record in the
public registry of Martin county, in
book D-2, at paire 460.
This the 26th day of September.
1923.
Jl LI AN PRICE,
Trustee.
Brooks, Ilines and Smith,
Attorneys,
10-2-4t (iieensnoro, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE
I'iuier and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain dee.l
of tiust executed by the Peoples Bank
to the undersigned trustee, and bear
ing date of August 3, 1921, and of
record in the public registry of Mai
tin county, N. C., in book F.2,at
page 893, said deed of trust having
been given to secure the payment of
certain notes of even dale therewith,
and the terms and conditions therein
not having lieen complied with, and
at the request of the holder of said
MR COOR SALESMAN SAYfi:
WE SELL GOOD GOODS:
WE PRICE THEM BIGHT.
W. R. ORLEANS
WillUMvtM, N. C
THE ENTERPRISE, Williamston, N. C.
notes the undersigned trustee will en
Wednesday, the 81st day of October,
at 12 o'clock M., in front of the court
house door of Martin county, at Wii
liiamston, N. G, offer for sale -4.
public auction to the highest b.dd«r
lor cash, the following described re*
estate, to wit:
First tract: Beginning at a largo
stooping short leaf pine «n Alex Ne -
son (col.) on the southwest side o
Cock bums aw amp and iwmirg nort:
degrees east along a line of chop
ped trees 226 poles to a lightwooc
stake in the Page heirs line ne:.r &
round pood; thence along the l'ap
line southeastward!y to Samuei 1
Andrew's line; thence his line 42 de
prees west 27 1-5 poles to a stake
thence south 24 degree; 25 3-5 pole"
Ito a stake; thence south 43 1-2 de
grees east 22 3-5 poles to a stake or
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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ANNOUNCES
PRICE REDUCTIONS
THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY THROUGH B. R. BARNHILL, AUTHORIZED
DEALER, ANNOUNCES TIIE FOIJ O'VING LIST PRICES, F. 0. B. DETROIT, EF
FECTIVE OCTOBER 2ND, 1923:
New Prices Old Prices
Touring Car, regular ...... . . $295.00 $298.00
Runalwut, regular - 265.00 269.00
Chassis, regular 230.00 235.00
With Self Starter and Demountable Rims
Touring Car i. $380.00 $393.00
Runabout 350.00 364.00
Coupe 525.00 530.00
Sedan, Four Door 685.00 725.00
THE TON TRUCK
Regular equipment, including 30x3 1-2 tires on front and
32x4 1-2 cords on rear, is reduced from $380.00 to $370.00
f. o. b M Detroit,
FORDSON TRACTOR
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Is increased from list of $395.00 to $420.00, f. o. b. De
troit, Michigan.
LINCOLN PRICES
No changes are made in the prices of the Lincoln Cars
and no changes are contemplated. The list prices of the
Touring Car and the Phaeton remain at $3,800, list, the
Four Pasenger Sedan at $4,600, list, the Five Passenger
Sedan at $4,700, list and the Seven Passenger Lincolns
at $4,900, list
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B. R. BARNHILL
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AUTHORIZED SA LES AND SERVICE
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FORD— FORDSON—UNCOLN TELEPHONE NO. 201
WIUAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA ~
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WILUAIBrtW WILL Bfi tHE CITY OF EBTffeKTAIXMENT NOVKMBEK I*-1«
i.e toad; thence up the road to -h*
i'age heirs line; mence aloi.g
'■— and southwardly itt
various courses to the canal in Cock
le urn's swamp; thence up the can:.,
to the road; thence down said roa
1 la a pine in Alex Nelson's line; the.,c
| along Nebon's line to the beginning,
containing one hundred and
seven (187) acres, more or less. f
Second tract: Beginning ai thi
Hamilton and Greenville road in th
i'age heirs line; thence down said roa*
to Julius Andrews' line; thence ru:
ning north 53 1-2 degree • wes'. 2.
8-5 poles to Samuel L. Andrews coi
ner, a stake; thence along said An
drew* line to the Page heirs line; am
thenee along their line south 20 de
grees eat to the said road, the t?
ginning, containing three and one
eighths (3 1-8) acres, more or les*
• luiia tract: beginning al a stake
a-, cue m.e oi the rage ucirs running
uiong ibeir line nortu JO degrees ea:*
m w poles to a tnence touu
degrees west 2 i-o poies u> i
stake; thence putfi 24 uegiees easi
"J-b poies to a stake, Uience run
ning 10 Uie beginning, comamu.g fou.
acres more or less. The above
uuee tracts of Itnd are the tin«
tract that were conveyed to W. t
liathaway by V/. G. Barnhili by dee
dated November 28Lh, 1905, which i,
n •corded in the public registry fo•
jlaixin couu .. in book MM at pu&
451, to w.iich reference hs> heieb)
•iiade for more information and de
scription.
Fourth tract: Beginning in Um
Greenville and Hamilton road in tht
I'age heirs line; thence along the Page
heirs line a northerly course to D.
S. Powell's line; thence with Powell i>
une to K 1 Anarewr uue; tbeuct
along fiTT. Andrews' line to rtill Ay
en' line; thence with Ayera' line to
I W. S. Williams' liie; thence the Daw
| ion Mooring line; uience the Dawum
Mooring line iar enough to contain
sixty (60) acres by running a, straight
Jne to said road; thence with aaiti
road to the beginning, and being the
same trace of land conveyed to W.
G. Hathaway by J. anu
wife, Allie Andrews, by deed dated
November 26th, I*2o, which is of rec
ord in the public registry of Martin
county in book C-l, at page 116, ref
-rarce to which is hereby given for
.iiore information and description.
This the 2*th day of September,
1928.
CLAYTON MOORE,
; 10-2-4t Tntfer.