TO OUR-
Customers&Friends
We wish to take this opportunity of ex
pressing our appi*eciation of your patron
age during - the year 1923 and extend to
you our sincere pood wishes for the New
Year to be brighter and more prosperous
in every way than any previous year.
As we the New Year we want to
% assure you that the services of every de
paitment of our business is always at your
command and we hope you will use us at
any time we can be of service in any way.
Veiy sincerely yours,
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C. D. Carstarphen:&^Co.
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A Broken Reputation
"MAY P>E STICK TOGETHER AGAIN—
BIT THE CRACK ALWAYS SHOWS.
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Ol'R AIM IS TO KEEP OL'R REPU-.
TATION UP Or SELLING BETTER MER
CHANDISE FOR LESS MONEY.
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JtemSof the\
Tou)n 1
Mr. llayr*»»-nd Taylor and Mr. Bill
liarrell arc »pen mv the afternoon in
Washington
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Mr R«l»rt Coiatl attended the
l!„> l.anix > meeting in Washington
I uTMiav nighl
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M«-*.-r-. U_ J I'eel. Jr. and Bill Har-
Irel' \i-iteis friends in lEelhaven Tues
> da'\ eiT!.injt.
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\Jr. Je.--e Slubb- moteffed to W ash
ttigton Thursday.
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Mr Simon Lilley spent several
J day - in the country this week.
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| Moat Sarah Hairell returned to
I Spartanburg. S. C. yesterday morning
to rootmtie her studies at Converse
iVUe-T bete.
•• • •
j Mr. V\ T M.-i-'kmi , Jr. ha.- returned
| from Durham. *he?e he spent the
1 i A>- tidt >.
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Mr. James tiriCn ;s remaining over
jut,! Monday miien h. will leane for
j Chape; Hill.
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i Mr. Welt in town yes
• tenia).
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j M..-> M nam Br igers left for
j Greenville ywMetday afternoon, where
j-he i- attending the Teachers Train-
J : r g -chts>l
• • • •
1 M* Hubert Belt>n, of Durham, ar
jnv«l ye-ter- s ay t« visit friends here
'for several dais-
THE ENTERPRISE, WaiinratoD M R
Mr. Joha D. MmOe m a caller at
our office yesterday.
Mr. Alooso Robenoa was a viator ,
here yesterday- J t
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Messrs. Charles Sawyer Boad GO- 1
liam. of Windsor, were visitoc here
Wednesday.
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Misses Emma and Minnie Robenoa I
left yesterday for Greenville. Miss i
Emma to resume her teaching in die 1
city schools and Miss Minnie to re- 1
enter the Greenville Training SdnoL
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Mrs. Delia Lanier Carson vi oper
ated apnn Wednesday afternoon in
the Washington Hospital and the lat
est reports slate that her condition is
good and she will soon recover.
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Mis* Christine Dodc left yesterday
for Middlesex, where rhe will com
plete her high school .studies ii. the
next several week
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Mrs. Wheeler Martin, Jr. and son.
Wheeler returned Wednesday evening
after spending the holidays wi'h the
former'.'; pnrents. Dr. ar.d Mr*. Potest
in Wake Fores*.
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Mr Heikrrt Peri. Jr. ha- rttamed
to Wake Forest after -pending the
holidays with his parrni> Mr. and
Mrs Herbert D. Pert- '
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'Mr. and Mr?. Z Hardy Rose and
sons and Mr Tou S. Had ley return
ed Wednesday r.igfct from a motor trip
to Florida.
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Miss Nellie Burru-•, of Richmond,
, is visiting relative- in town.
Mr. Sam Mar>— in >ft Tuesday for
Durham, frntn where he will go to
Kentucky for the tobacco opening j
there.
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Miss Ethel Taylor, of Eflaads re
turned Wednesday morning after visit
mg Mr .and Mrs. Eason Lille)'.
Mrs. Grover Hardison and Mrs Anna
Harrison and Misses Evelyn and Vel
ma Harrison motored to Tsrboro.
Rocky Mount ami Battleboro Wednes
day.
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Mr. Collin S. Peel -pent Wednesday
in Rocky Mount.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Durfey return
ed this morning to Norfolk after
spending the holidays here with Mrs.
Dufey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. (Carlton
IJverman.
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Miss Harts field of the -chool faculty
here has returned from Wake Forest
where she spent the holidays
Miss Frances Thomas returned
Wednesday fro mßichmond where she
spent the holidays.
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Miss Rota Mitchell, who ha.- been
sick for .-©me time ami was unable to
spend the holidays at her home, is
now able to be back with the other j
members of the local rfhool faculty.
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Mrs. A. J. Manning and Mr. Robt-
Manning went to Gold Point to get
Mr. James Manning, who has been ill
with influenza.
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Mis.- Myrtle Gnffin. of Jamesville,
was in town .-Stopping yesterday.
Mrs. • .«*or|?e H Hamson returned
Wednesday from Richiands, where she
visited her mother for several days.
C HRISTIAN CHIKCH
A. J. Manning, Paster
Sunday school #:45 a. m_, W. G
Manning, »upt Moraine services 11
, a. m., second and fourth Sunday*
Evening services ISO p. m-. Christian
, Endeavor C:4S p. SB.
AU are cordially invited te attewd
all these services.
SUN DAT SERVICES AT THE
METHODIST CHIRCH
Sundy school at 9:46, a. m.. J. E.
Pope, superintendent Let every teach
er make a special effort to be on
time. i
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Preaching by the partor at 11 a.
m., and at 7 30 p. m.
I>et every Methodut la Williamston
■i.ake a real effort to attend his church
next Sunday
E D. Dodd, Pastor
A Washington k—Ml advertised
for a general hoeeeewotker. Eleven
persons responded the next day- They
were all separately engaged, each «•»
faithfully pnssiwnc te cssse the next
morniag. Not eae of thsas appeared.
One lillisn pacaa trees far eastern
Carolina ia the next fssr fears may
It is sosthy of fdlllasd A good
start has keen made by agrioritaml
IWIKB or uir
nd by ililt mt tk pmr of mle
and wife Mary I wim Mtd
Mart* 39th 1922. nd wgiusiwl ia
the public «f lltfta Gaaaty
in Beak lUC X M ■» M
date and tnor tknmk. the i
and at thr mptJt rf thr holder of !
■nM notes, thr —drained Trafltee j
will on Monkr the 4tr. dty af F* ]
ruarj 1924 at 12 attack *- ■ front -
of the Coortheaae ia the Town of WiL. J
Hamxton, N. C, offer for sale at jab- ,
be (Dttka, to the highest hiilifci. for
cash, the following teriW real es
tate riii-
That twtjui trart «f land ntodr '
in the Stale and Coatfr afr:e3id, br
rir.niajr at a Water Oak j-Uaiw in
the twite i of the toad Mar from
Jnha P. HanhMoV mill te the James
vHle and Washing*an Rood, and the j
Southeast ian mt the land of l*ei
Hardison. aad nin-ar Seath 7C 1-2
East 5© mnht.» down said nod to
M. F. Modlin's corner: thence Xorth
21 1-4 Eart ir per*- tr Cropei
S wn.fr p; thence dews sari may
bout 67 perrferr to a rvpresr Lfri
Hardison's come-; thence SoJii 2T.
West 139 parches to the bejnani'-*'
containing 3S 124-ISO sow This be
•img Lot Number One of the Hannor.
MoHlin Land.
This the 2nd day of Janaary 1924 ]
J C LONG.
TnkfU* ,
Punnintr. Moore iM HgHm,
Attorney 14-41 ,
NOTICE OF SALE
I. the UMfemrned executor of thr
. late N. T. Cobarn, deceased, will at
: 1 o'clock a HL. at the have place.
on Monday, January 7th. 1924. olfer
for sale to the highest bidder for **
all the perianal property tilMpt to
the said N. T. Cobarn estate.
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Excrete*
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I will also offer, at the aforesaid
sale, far rest the two forma —ad
by N. T. Coboro for the >**r 1924.
These farms consist of "TV K. T
Cobura Home Place", which is a
forty-acre farm a boot one saile from
I»arden.-. arvi "The Geytord Finer", i
which contains about thirty-#ve cimmr j
ed acres and is ahwut two antes from J
Iterden*. These farms are located in I
one of the best fanaiag lectisas of -
Martin County. These is awe (pood I
dwelling hou-e aad akfaalr out- 1
houses on each of these ftaraks. and 1
the larger farm ia equipped for to-1
bacco cultivation. Thr terms will he
cash.
G. I 0081 RX.
Executor. l-4-4ts
"NOTICE OF SALE"
Notice is hereby giiea thai w#r
and by virtue of thr p»»n of tmkrctm
tained in that certem deed jm trart
I made and executed by Jabus T. James
j to the underpinned Traster and beur
| inj» the date of JAaaiy lrt 1919 and
of record id the paibbr Registry of
Martin coonty ia Book I'-l- at page
12K said >leed of trart baling been
given to ..enure the payment of cer
tain notes of even date therewith, tttd
the terms and (mttms therein con
tained not beer complied with,
and at the request »' thr holder of
said note-, the aadrrsigred Trustee,
will on Monday thr 4th day of Febru
ary 1924 at TWELVE 1124*1 oVloch
M . in front of thr Giathwe IWr
I of Martin County ia thetewa of Wil
' liamston. N. C.. offer for sate, at pab-
Ik auction, to thr highest bidder, for
cash, the fdrraf described real es
tate. to »it :-
Thai certaia tract or parrel of land
in Martin Caaty, State aforesaid, he
ginning at the Mi alb of a ditch ««
the Wild CM Bead; rm there along
said ditch N 42 1-2 E 109 pries;
thence X 29 3rd E C pales ta a stake:
thence N 4 1-2 E 121 pates; along a
Use of marked trees ta the ma af
Everett's Swamp at a stake, a corner,
thence down the map to Bwirr
Dam Swamp: thanee up Beaver Dam
Swaaap to the MaOth mi a small braarh
near the Spring; theme along J. E
| BarahiU's line ta the WBd Oat Bead;
thence ateog snid Ban 4 to the begm
nirg. containing ONE HINDBED
TE _ UO> ACRES, mam or lam.
TTiis the Ist day af Jaannry 1924.
1-4-dt . A. R DENNING. Trartee.
-NOTICE OF SALE"
Notice ia hereby given thai mfcr
aad by rirtat mt the pa aad mt ah
contained la that eartam dmd af trust
Rhodes aad wifo. Chnie Ihiln. to
record m the' MBc Registry of Mar
tia Caaaty to Bart A 2- at pace 419,
said deed af treat hasteg baaajgrmn
atwinif said ■d^'aakr-
Pdbraary HH Ml IX eflfteck
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Martin
CONDENSED SFTATEMEN TOF THE CONDITION OF I
Martin County Savings & Trust Co. I
Williamston, N ortb Carolina.
As filed with the Corporation Commission
£ at the dose of business December, 1923.
LIABILITIES RESOURCES
£ Canital Stock $ 10,000.00 Loans and Dicounts . $125,281.89
I Surplus Cash & cash due from**
I Undivided profits 304.68 banks
(' Ring payable NONE Furniture A Fix. 3.331.91
C Deoosits 186,685.72 Government Bond A, C 24,500.00
I Insurance investment 1,250-00
Overdrafts 24.08
$200,490.40 $200,490.40
DEPOSITS COMPARED.
December 31, isll9, Deposits ?i
December 31, 192UDeposits —— IW,4KEL7I
December 31, 1923, Deposits 186,685 IL
We are at all times prepared to meet doe requirements of our |
customers and ask that they feeL free to call on us at any time we tg
can be of service.
J. EL POPE, Cashier. |
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| iujnston, X. C-, offer for sate, at
public auction, to the highest tedarr.
."or cau-h. the following described real
estate to-wit:
That crrtaia tract of laad asUsale j
m the State and County afare^jkM,)
L«ginniag on thr Pnbite Willi imrun
and Hamilton Bond at thr iatenection
af said rood with the I^H ,r Itesnt
fwad,thence ak>ng a lane. TW P.
5 lade line to the tend mi a bramrb
near where John Cain fot nailj hied;
thence down snid branch to Then. P-
Slade's comer in Ihnng PMent ,
line to M. B. Ballard and Ftery Bane- (
more corner; thence a northerly cowrae
to the ran of a branch; thmce np J
aid branch its ranoas teai «e i to aaid
pcblic road near the schoal ham:;
•hence along said rood to the begin-.
tung. containing sixty acres aire or;
less and being «he same laad amejr-'
ed to the parties of the fast part hy |
Paid Ballard, and wife EBa Ballard j
by deed dated Dec. •. 19IT ia BaA
T l- page, 142 of the Maitia Coutey
Pablic Begi--4ry.
This the 2nd day of Jnnaary 19»L j
A. R DUNKING. |
Tra«aee 1-4-it
|NDIGESTIOW m
A mmm* tt* hi—l muCSn.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TAJ>LXT3
FOB SALE: NICK ASM WOOD
rendy for heate> aad cask stone,
delivered any place fa tenn for
S2J9O per load of aheat 1-1 cord-
MORTON HARD WOOD CO- l-dhp
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Planters & Merchants Bank I
Everetts, N. CL,
*as of the doaf of bunaem DcuiberM,tS2l j
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RESOURCES UABIIJTIES
Loans & discounts —5154,815J>1 Capital stock $
Bonds 4,450.00 Surplus 7,500.00
Banking House &F.& o?~S
Fixtures ' 6,235.00 Dividends unpaid 9L50
Cash on h and &in Cashier checks 3.46L37
* banks ' 105,712.64 Deposits sub to checks 201,486.49
Cash items —' 187.50 rime deposits 40,442.62
Stationary account _ 575.00 Interest collected but
not earned 854 M)
f Reserve for bad debts 1,006.24^
|271,975.65 . , $271,975.65 \
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After checking the above statement and find that we are large
\ enough to serve you, if you are not already doing so, why not give
us a part of your business? We serve all alike no matter how small
your business may be or how large. v v j !u- . .
V. G. TAVLOR, Cashier.
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Farm For Rent
We have a six horse farm for rent on
shares, for 1924, located two miles from
Courtland, Va. This farm is in high state
of cultivation, and adapted to all crops
grown in this section, such as peanuts, cot
ton, corn, and tobacco. We have on this
farm four tobacco barns for curing tobac
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We have the team, and feed to feed
them with, and farming implements to
work with. We want a man to furnish his
own labor, and do the work at his own ex
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pense. y -
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Apply to .% - -
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. T. & URDSONG & CO,
COURTLAND. VIRGINIA.
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