SBSVICK
■ Speaking of aenkt w lave it when
it comts to rural mail service
Last Wednesday morning James E.
Harrell left to serve his route. Xo. 4,
on his Ford as vaaL After plowing
through about fifteen mile; m" cad and
snow, blinded by the snow, he started
through some water in the road. He
did not get through until he waded
oat through water three feet deep.
Then he got one of his many friends
to take a pair of mule? and pull hi*
Ford through. After he aid this it
was impossible to start the "old
fliver" so he borrowed one of the
mules and buggy and set out for an
other installment. He soon came tc
a pond with water in it so high thst
a mule could rot make it without
swimming, so he returned the mule
to his friend, John Smithv.ick Mr.
Smithwick then carried him over to
Mr. N'sck Griffin's and from there he
started to town bur was blocked oft
by mere high water. He called on Mr.
John Cherry for assistance and Mr.
Cherry put his mule to a cart ard
brought him throug hthe water at
Leggett's creek. Then for the last end
of his trip he walked, arriving st the
post office about nine thirty, cold ar.-1
almost drowned, but in spite of a!!
the water and high water at that
the cheerful srafie still remained O"
Jim's face. YIF
The people who patronize Route -J
should be thankful for such service
FIRST SNO* OF *INTKK
The first sr*.w of the winter can e
dtwn Wednesday. Some people I'ke to
see sonw and nearly every child re
joices when it to fall but this
time after a 4f> hour rain everybody
t
was gla«l to see a change from rain I
to snow.
Yes* or day as we were runoir.tr of!
the "old rag" a visitor was -.landing
near the type setting machine and
happened o ask when we were poirg
to presi. tte asked him did I# meal
when we were going to - press out
c'oti e> or what. He said he did not
mean clothes but wanted to know
when we were going to run the paper ■
All ihe time the pre.ss was going its
way turning out the papers at the
rate of two thousand per hour. We
never did tell htm when we were guy
ing to hut leferred him to look
in th direction of the press. He is to
be excused, for our old ejuipcient re-
Minded one of a rock quarry.
Mr. H. M. Stubbs is in Knosville
Tesa. on a professional trip
TBI ST EE'S SALE
By virtut of the authority cor.fer
red in me by a ~l>eed of Trust" ex
ecuted to me by C. R Mobley arid tJ.
X. Mohiey, on the 3rd day of March
J SCI. and duly recorded in the Regis
ter of Lteed's office in Martin County,
in book G-2 page 184, to secure the
' payment of a certain bond bearing
even date therewith, and the stipula
tions in said Deed of Trust not hav
ing been complied witi., I shall ex
pose at paUic auction, for cash, on
the 3rd day of March IKI, at Wi'-
liamston, at Court House Door 12 o'-
eiaek in Martin County, the following
prejwty.
Beginning at a post on the WB
l airtton and Washington Roa.! at a
bare, comer of Staton Farm, thence
along a fence and the lane to a Pop
lar Tree, thence t straight line to
Northern Gate Poet on line of W. J.
V Riddirk Creek Farm, thence a North
erly coarse along the W. J. Riddirk
Creek Farm to Land Im
provement Go's. line, thence a straight
line and ; long said Williams ton Land
Imp. Co':- Line to a Poplar in run of
Spriag Branch, thence a South-Wesi
coirse ap main run of said branch to
toad, thence along the said Road to
the heginn*% containing One-Hundred "
(ifol acr» more oi less. Being ir
William* «n T«wnslip and knocm as
"Tie W. L i!'flick F. rm."
H. 31. Sil'BßS, rru^ee
-T*i* Janb.rv 31st, 1524
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EGGS—HITCKEVE REDS. SHEP
perds' strain Anconas $l5O per 15.
Incubanor ergs **,oo per 100. Day
•id chicks 15. 18 cents each.
OAKHI RST POULTRY FARM,
ftroiiainston. X. C.
WrVTBD: REGI LiR AND jjlANv
- hu Baaniers, 303 X. Haag«|on si
\ iraii—lnn N. C Phone -W.'ii
Mn. M XL Crawford. \
SI BSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE
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NOTICE
I will sell at public auction on Sat
urday, March 8, at 12 M. all the
household and kichin furniture of the
late J .L. Ewell at the Ewell residence
on Smithwick street.
J. DAVIS EWELL
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
-• power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust made and execut
ed by Noah Hargett and wife Martha
Hargett, to the undersigned Trustee,
and bearing the date of the Bth day
of March !i»23, and of record in the
Public Registry of Martin County in
Book H-2- at page 299. the-said deed
of trust having been given to secure
the payment of certain notes of even
date and tenor therewith, and the
terms and conditions therein con
tained not having been complied with,
and at the request of the holder of
said notes, the undersigned Trustee
wrill on Monday, the 24th day of March
1624 at 12 o'clock M., in front of the
Courthouse door of Martin County at
Williamston, N. C., offer for sale, at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash .the following described real
estate and personal property, to-vit:
That certain lot or parcel of land,
Beginning at a Pine in Lot No. 5, in
the Division of the lands of IJ. K.
Cherry among his children; thence
North 8 degrees West to a pine: thence
North 22 West to the run of the Mill i
Pond; thence with the Run yf the
Mill Pond to Lot. X. 5, thence TO de-'|
erees East with Ix>t No. 5, to the l>e
trinning. Containing 120 acres more or
less, and being Lot. No, 4 in the Di
vision of the land of 1{ K. Cherry.
Also a house and lot on the South
side of Washington road adjoining the
lands of Joe rflriflin, Sam Faulk and
others, arul more commonly known as
the "Short Place", and being the
same premises conveyed to N'oah C.
Haigett by H. C. Hemby.
Also One Hlack Horse, being the
same horse purebred bv saiil Noah
Harnett from I-eslie Fowden.
Tie Horse can lie seen on the piVmis
es of sad Hargett.
This the 18th day of February 1924.
WHEELER MARTIN, Trustee.
Dunning, Moore anil Morton, Atty's.
2-22-4t.
NOTICE
Taken up Duroc Male llg, marked
crop and split in right ear and crop
ie.'t ear. will weigh about 90, at
hr.r.ie for 15 days.
JOE COKHAM.
2-22 2t.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
jof Lnij-t executed by Mavk W'oolard
anl wife Mamie Woolnrd to the un
iier.-.vned tiustee, and bearing date of
January 15;h 1920, and of record in
the.public registry of Martin County
in I took A-2 at lajelaje 282, saiil deed
of trust hi.ving been given' to aecure
the payrlent o r certain notes of ewn
date therewith, and the terms and con
ditions therein contained not having
been complied with, and at the re
quest of the holder of said notes, tin?
undersigned trustee will on March
15*h 1924, in front of the Post office
door in Jame ville. N. C, at 12 o'clock
M. offer for sale at public auction to
the highest biddei for cash the follow- ,
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Zfoi^yqu^C^)
ordered
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Last year 350,000 buyers „ r
waited lor delivery.
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. • . Insure yourself against delay
this spring by placing your
order for a Ford Car now.
■jf " See the Nearest
Authorized Ford Dealer
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Detroit, Michigan
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THE ENTERPRISE, WILUAMSTON. N.
ing described property to-wit>
Beginning at a black gum in a small
branch, the southwestern corner of the
land surveyed for Sherman Williams;
thence running N. 72 degrees 30 W.
68.64 perches; thence N. 39 degrees
30 W. 25 perches to the center of a
I branch at the intersection with the
)Tar Landing road; thence N. 16 de
grees 30 feet E. 15.4S perches down
said road; therce X. 5 decrees 15
feet E 32 perches down said r,-ad to
a post Richard Knight's corner,
thence N. 88 E. 35 perches to the
Lightfoot Avenue; thtnee S. 2 degiees
[E. 23 1-4 perches up said avenue;
thence S. 37 tlerees :i0 feet E. 5-~.32
perches; thence S. 12 degrees E. 19
perchr. to the beginning co"tu:i irg
23 -12 acres more or less. The same
"being what is known as the Spear
Keys I .ami
This 13th day of February 1924
\V. W. WALTERS, Trustee.
2-IC-4?.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the |H>wer
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GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING CX>.
!. \V. Maultsby, Mgr.
Expert Sho? Repairing. Sole saving station.
prices are low —my work is neat. j u
* I use the best of material to protect your
feet.
Send your shoes by parcel i>ost I pay
charges one way.
Next to Whiles Theatre. Greenville N. 0. j||
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| SPRING PRICES FOR FAMOUS FISCO j
j FERTILIZERS' j
FISCO 12-3-3 $2140
I FISCO" 1 «•"»*
FISCO „ ... ... -on , J
! FISCO 10-4-O 24.31»
FISCO Mala ceil Mixture 8-4-4
FiSCt) St.tiiUaril Fish and IV:a.-li 8-3-3 "
} FISt'O Tobacco Spe.-ial (Sulphate of I'otanhl h-3-3 --
j ' FISt'O 'omrnerrial - 8 2-2 18 50 |
j FISCO Truckers 7 -V7 ».«»
J FISI ii Truckers Sttecial 7-5-5 ®4O
F'SCti 7 3» 22 rtl
FISCO Strawl«erry S|«' i.d (Sulphate of I'otash» 7-3-5 24 ll
FISCO Special . . - * 5 -K6I»
• FISCO 10-0-4 15.10
FISCO . . - IfrO-I i:'.9o
FISCO Topper _ 3-10-1 38.10
j Acid l'h«».-phate 15 |wr cent 11 0>»
{ K11111!' . 100" I,
j .• Nitrate of So-!a 00
RajrKwl and tagged f. o. b cars nearest
■ shipiiing point \\ ilmington. N. C. or Nor- |
folk, Va. *
PAYMENTS- sight draft bill of lad
| ing atlaclied when shipped.
Isuy The Best And Use \A?SS - J
i NORFOLK, Va. WILMINCTON, N. C.
j V.(i. Taylor, Agent ('. 15. Ividdick, Salesman |
i EX'KKHTTS, NORTH CAROLINA j
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| of sale contained in that certain deed
I jof trust L. A. Sykes and wife Jose
phine Sykes to the undersipned trus
'tee. and bearing date of aJnuary Ist
1920, and of record in the public regis
try of Martin Coanty in Book A-2
at paite 402. said deed o trust havnig
■ boon given to secure the pcyment cf
'certain notes of even da:e tirewith,
land the terms and renditions roniain
•i herein not having heea complied
| with, and at the request cf the holder
lof .-aid notes, the unoersijfned Trus
tee will on Satunlay March 15th 1924,
in front of the Post office door in
JamesviUe, X. C. at 12 o'clock M.
offer for sale at publ:c auction to the
highest bids'er f«r cash. the felk.winp
Jesfribetl property to-wit:
Marked on the original piat of the
Town of Jarr.esville. X. C.. as lots
So 3. 51 and 52 or that portion of sa. : d
lets on the Xorth side of a new street j
laid cut by Frances lJghtfoot. A I
Cvook-rton and George Jones Con-mis- j
sioners for said town in I>«S. Being ]
the lands as deeded to IX J. J. Smith j
by G. M. Hurras and Thomas J. Harri- j
son and bequethed to A. C. Lawrence
'{bv the last will and testament of J.
J. Smith.
This the 13th day of February 1921.
JXO. D. LILLEY. Trustee
2-l.V4t
XOTICE OF SALE
"Under and by virtue of the power!
of sale contained in that certain deed,
of trust executed to nie by Les.k |
Fowden and wife, Susie Fow.len. on I
the 11th day of March. ItfcTS. and o'
record in Martin County Registry in j
llook H-2. page 2K, .->ecc ring a cer-jl
tain bord of even da'o ami tenor there 8
with, and the stipulation therein '
having been complied with; an i at the ;
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WHO IS C;0IN(;? EVERYBODY! WHERE?
HOME CHAUTAUQUA
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FARM LIFE SCHOOL
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\Y"HKN?-MARCH *!». 7th and Stb.
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Performances 7:15 I*. .M. Daily.
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Phillips Fertilizers
I FOR COTTON. HUIvIATE POTASH |j
•jj FOR PKANI'TS. S-l 1 >-4,5l LI'HATK I WASH kniine *.ei- |j
I man)
j& FOR TORACI 'O. SI"! J'HATE !*OTASH. '.enuine Cennan) :&
WE HKUSTKK ANIIIU ll.i) FIFTEEN MKANUS OF FER- S
TIUZER. H
I "Quality First" Our Motto J
!tiie rest is \oneio;ooi>.
Phillips Fertilizer Co. I
WASHINGTON NORTH CAROLINA |
I*. S. Come to our factory and t* ou nnaterials and .uixmls m the $
making. S3
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I IfIERErS LlFt l/i V' ; S
I EVEtßY Oumcefl 1
I PARME*RS j |i|j
| FERTILIZERS J CUM*>
11 HMrau, ■
I ar jA a 4 Harvesl "Time
I i 4 lells a 4ale of Real
I QuaJi+y and Big Crops.
I A ' QUALITY LEADER" FDR OVER 25 YEARS. I
For. none "Hiao a quarler of a cerrfury Farr-iens Perfili jers
have been proving "jher superior nenf &n\ producing
profitable crops for of fdmers. The
nanufaclure of 4fiese -ferlilixers is based on scientific
I TacTs and toc use of ingnecJienfs.
a FARMERS GUANO Ca-NORFDLK r VA. S|
RAIL,AND VOTER FACILITIES
I WATTS & HASSELL, Agents I
I WILLIAMSTON NORTH CAROLINA
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* ,oe>; of she hoider of aiJ band. I
wi?i m tie Mi 4a> of llirtii. 1!KI. at
\ X«» ia fr*-«t of the ct«r. hov.e
■'•or ©f C«Btr, offer a? pcbtic
auctiae to the kt*het 15er. for j
ei--'— tre ftokrat le.-T;fael real
estate:
Eer- ts. =x iVi -take oa the WiM I'
jC r. ibtrice Xorth 2 «ie*ree> !
I tte-t !*• f>-l- ■» a pite: tlicef North !
's> ! 1 "Segpupej. t 12S j>c4e- to 4
. -wsrtp .t ~m Pinek Branch. S.
|K s: rr- C »me-. th»at* Jt«t l'~zr
[lire * - the E»»: "herre a
\ l«r r tir H«nuunhi l;ne to the *:1 *
Cat K ai; '.iy-v* i*»r,r the Wild Cat
1 C"-*! "he (aetiisicf
119 1-5 acres, more or less, and bnif
tie same !ar.a was «omnejred to
J. I- Keel by H. It Caww acd wife
by «iee>l Jan. 2ad, ISI2. and cf
* reeord jr. Martin Cocr.t; pubi c
, try ir. R>«k C-l, pace 113.
j TV_* the "th (Lit of Feb. litt.
B DUKE CRiTCHER. Trustte.
j2-«L4t.
/CONSTIPATION
m. C «.«=•! eoentr. pep aad
jia retcra *lw taking
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