Mr. and Mrs. Charleston Pope, of
Wilmington, will arrive tomorrow u
visit Mr. and R. A. Pope.
r
Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Newell, of
Looisburg, will arrive tomorrow to
spend the week end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vv heeler Martin, j
Misses Martha Harr.son, Martha An
derson, Clyde Hassell, and Sallie j
Harris, and Messrs. Simon Lilley, i'aul j
Jones, J. D. Woolard, "VV'. H tiurkin,
* C. A. Harrison, John A. Manning, Jim
Cook, and R. L. "Little!
Jesse James" in Washington last!
ni B ht _ L.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pascal and lit
tle daughter, Caroline Ransom, ainvej
touay from Richmond lo visit Mrs
Pascal's aunt, Mrs. Wheeler Martin, 1
sr. They are en route to Florida to
make their home.
Rev. Bertram' E. Brown, TTf Tar .
boro, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Moore while -he is in town
this week.
Mr. Fred Duristan, of Windsor, wa.- !
a visitor here yesterday.
Mr. L,,P. Horn thai, of Plyjno'uth, is
a business visitor here today.
Mr. W. J. Manning, of Bethel, was!
in town yesterday.
Mrs. v Edgar H. Robinson, of Au j
gusta, Ua., is visiting her sinter, Mrs j
Hugh Horton, in the Tar Heel Apart
ments. She is en route io Port Eo) al j
Pa., where she will make her hom j
in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Watts, jr. at
tended the show in Washington las I
night,
I
Mr.-and Mrs. W. M. Perry and A. T I
Crawford are spending today n j
Washington.
Me. Wheeler Martin left this tno.it
ing for Wilmington, where he went on
professional business.
Mr. Jack Meekins, of Washington
was a business visitor here yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. II M. A n.-dev, of Oak
City, spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. R. D. Martin, of Jitme.-ville.
was here vester«>.
REWARD
The County of Martin
1 '•
n
will pay a reward of $400.00 to
any person furnishing proper
information tc apprehend and
convict any person, engaged in
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the assault and mutilation
t)
of Joseph Needieman, on the
• 29th day of March 1925.
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By order of the Board of Commiss
ioners This 3rd Day of April 1925.
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Henry C. Green, Chairman
J; Sam Gel singer, Clerk
Dr. Saunders Attends
__JJiinic in St. .Louis, Mo.
Dr. J. H. Saunders leit Sa.uiday fori
St. Luuis, where .he will spend the;
■uxl 30 days attending a clinic in the \
St. Lottis ChildrenV; Hospital. Dr.!
Saunders will be grea.iy missed t»y
mends throughout ihc county during'
hi absence.
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Mrs. (Joburn's Condition
Kemains About Same
ihe coadiaon ol Mis. Pat lie Co'-j
burn, who has had a paralytic stroke
ihursday remains about the same. She
is still critically ill.
iieaver Dam Dotal
and i'ersonal Ne>ys
Mrs. Elmer Chessoii lias been sick 1
tor seveial days, g-
Mi. Haywood Rogers motored to|
Tarboro Mohday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Emlick Wy'nn,. of Wil !
son, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Kay nor.
Mr. Lester liogers has been oiv. the:
sick list this week with the flu.
Mrg==J»eid Holliday spent Tuesday]
afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cook, of Rocky
Mount, .-.pent the week end with Mr
and -Mrs. W. F. Allen.
Mr. Samuel Wynne is spending the
week yln 1 with her son, Mr. Alonzo
Wynne.
Mr. A. L. Raynor went to William
ston Thursday.
Messrs. Sylvester Raynor, Haywood
Rogers, and John Cullipher motoredif
to Greenville Wednesday.
Mr. Mayo Hardison went to V\ il
liamston Saturday-.
Mrs. liillie Cullipher has been oi
the sick list this week with the flu.
You don't know how hard hartlwoo. i
floors are until you fall this way. |
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yourNeighboi% •
paper i—w
Own jour Ownf j
THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMSTON. NOKTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO PRICES ARK
MADE BV THE CO-OPS
(Continued from page 1)
! to me tlyit notwiths anding the fact
l that the '22 crop was the finest he
j had ever seen that it would average
I less than 12 cents on the Danvill
| market. He added gmficantly that
he knew what he was ta.king about
land I assume that he spoke for his
j association and with authority.
I mentioned above having received a
1 check Jur balance to my credit, in
j this 1 was less fortunate than tho*e
I receiving notice that they had been
overpaid Every settlement that comes
| under my observation showing over
payment showed also that he had re
ceived a very high average. In many]
instances more than three times the
valuation.
One Overpayment
1 >ecall that in 1914 an auctioi
warehouse rnadfe me a cash "advance
on my tobacco then growing—some
j 40 acres* and every penny cf lhes>
i advances was applied to the produc
! lion of this crop. When the crop was
j delivered the warehouseman at my re
quest applied all the net proceeds of,
jmy sale to the credit of these" ad j
; vancey. My account when all was sold
showed I had been overpaid about 60
! per cent. In other words, the net pro
ceeds from'my cr ■> were about 40
I per cent of Ihe adv k e. In this case
I was not* given a ; tement showing
a reserve fund tt et this or any
part of. it, nor was 1 .informed that I
had acquired" an interest in the ware
house, but I did refund every cent of
overpayment with interest: There was
a shorl' crop that year, and the aver
age price for leaf tobitcco, as I ro
{"call It, was ah6Vt 9 cents.
There wa sno tobacco growers' co
operative association in 1914, and the
farmers did not then have a friend in
Mr. James H. Wilson to investigate
conditions for the re)ief of the farmer
Cordially ymirsT^
RIfFUS CARTER
DanVHle, Va„ March 20. i;' 2
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my i eighbors
and friends and Dr. Edgar Long for,
their kindness to me during my sick
j n ess. I hope God will bestow Hi
blessing on each and every one.
Mrs. W A. EDMONDSON.
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- " ZUL— *
/OR OLD AND YOUNG
Tutt's Liver Pills »* *•
on the delicate lemale or Inttnn
I oW uije a» upon tne vigorous man.
Tutt's Pills
NOtICE '
( '
To Sam Hart heirs, assigns,,
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by him:
Y'ou are hereby notified that I pur
chased 29 acres of the Bill Dawson
land lis ed by you in Goose Nest
Township, oh the first Monday in June
1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes due
for the year 1923.
Y'ou are further notified that unle3.-:
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from said date I shal
dtmand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the raid- 28 acres of Bill
Dawson land.
This 7'h day of Manh, 1925
ml 3 4tw D. G MATTHEWS.
WANTS
TAKEN LP: ONE UL!(£k SOV |
with white list, marked smooth era]
in light and staple fork in left ear
Harry Coburn. » a3 3
WATCH FOUfjD: OWNER CAN GET
same by describing and paying fo
this ad.- E. D. Dodd.
FOR SALE: ONE TOBACCO SET
ter, also 30 bushels of Wanamaker
Cleveland cotton seed. J. It. Robert
son. " m 17 -V
WANTED: AN AGENT FOB A
very large old line fire insurance
company to write insurance on farm
property, particularly on the install ,
inent plan. We have a very attract
ive proposition to offer. Party must
be well acquainted in his community.
Please slate previous and present
business connections. Address "Post
Office Box 666, Charlotte, N. C. m 27 3t^
BEAT THE BOLL WEEVIL j
By using WARREN'S Improved!
prolific Cotton Seed. Grows medium
weed and produces a heavy juty crop.
Field selected for ten years. $1.2 '
Ifc i bushel.
YV Alt KEN'S
Corn, three ears shell a half gallon
carefully selected for ten years
$1.25 a peck, $4.00 a bushel.
Buy at once. The supply is limited
-** * vw * ~ v .
lerms strictly caslj, .Hyman Warren
It. F .D. No. 3, Itobersonviile, N. t?
in 24 Bi.
WANTED: TWO Olt THREE HUN
died nice pigs, weighing from 25 to
75 pounds, gross weight. We will pay
from 10c to 12c, according to quality
or size. Phone or write just what
you have. J. J. Roberson & Son
Jamesville, N. C. m 27 4t
WANTED: EVERY PROPERTY
owner to use a gallon of L. & M*
semi-paste paint out of any he buys
and if hut- perfectly satisfactory th
remainder can be returned withou
pay mem being made for the one gal
l n u.sed. See our advertisement i
this paper. Longman &. Maitin i
I WOULD LIKE TO DO WASHING
for .several good families. Mary
- Small, 112 Wilson St. mlO B'pd
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina; Martin (Jounty.
f In the superior court.
In (lie matter of Jetme S. Whitley
Executor of G. L. Whitley, ex parfe
Under and by virtue of an order of
the superior court of Murtin County
in the above entitled proceedings, the
undersigned will on Wednesday, the
Bth day of April, 1925, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at 12 o'clock
m., in front of the courthouse door in
the town of Williamston, N. C., tlflT
following evidence of indebtedness be
longing to the estate of G. L. Whitley,
Place Your Orders
Now for
Easter Flowers
•* * ~ .1. \
Early orders will assure
you of prompt delivery,
, > and will avoid any substi
tutions \vh ich may possibly •
have to be made in last
minute selections.
' - ORDER TODAY
Prices Very Reasonable
Creech", The Florist-
TARBOItO, N.-C.
W. H. Gurkin, Williamston Representative
At Harrison Bros, and Co. Store *
deceased, to wit:
One (1) note for $30,000.00, dated
►January 4, 1919, due Jahuaryl, 1929,
with interest from maturity at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum execut
ed by Jeaae S. Whitley ant
John S. Whitley, and secured oy deed
of trust.
This the 18th day of March, 1926
JESSE S. WHITLEY,
Executor of the estate of G. L
Whitley. »3 & ■
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/f TOU HAVE
m bo appetite, Indirection, Wind
§ on Stomach. Sick Headache,
•r tbb 4owb," you will Sad
Tutt's Pills
I what you aeed. They tone the walk
I stomach and build up the system.
■
THIS?
HALI.'S CATAHKH MEDICINE will
Ao what we claim for It—rid your system
8f Catarrh, or Deafneea cauwd by
■ Catarrh. ; ' i " ,n
HALL'g CAT Alt 1111 MEDICINE con-
I Bints of an Ointment which Quickly
I Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, and
the Interna! Medicine, a Tonic, which
acta through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfa-ea, thua restoring normal condl- 1
tlona.
Sold by druggists *rr over 40 Tears,
*. I Cheney * r; J.do. Ohl>
FIVE GALLONS OF PAINT FKEI
A large paint concern, in further
ance of an advertising and iniroduc
try compaign now in progress, offers
to- give, free-»wf charge, five gallons
of its best house paint, any color, t
one property owner at each post of
fice or on each rural route in th'
county. This concern wants its pain
oi. a house ineach locality this seasor
| which is the purpose of ihis remaik
| able oiler. It also wants a local aalis
muii in each couiuy. Persons inter«
i eh led are requested to write thj K«r
Paint Company, Louisville, Kentucky
, Adv.
NOTICE
j To Nat han Siaton, his heirs, assigns
and all other persons claiming under,
| hrough, or by him:
Vou are hereby notified that / pur
! chased 1 lot listed by you in Hamilton
Township, oil the first Monday .n
June, at a sheriff s sale for taxe,,
j itue tor the year 1923.
You are further notified thai utile*.-
>eu redeem tlie certificate of saiu
within one year from said date 1 shall
Uemand a deed from the said u* "o 1 -
lector for the said lot.
,-ihjKjV h Jay of March, l'J25.
1). G. MATTHEWS.
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NOTICE , ■"
To H. B. Holliday, his iieirs, assigns,
and all oiher persons claiming under,
tinough, or by him:
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 1 lot, lusted in Jamesville
| Township by you,«on the first Monday
in June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale for
taxes due for the year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem 'the certificate of sale
within one year from said date I shal
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said lot.
This 7'h day of March, 1926.
mlO 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To Herman. Hodges, his heirs, as-'
signs, and all other persons claiminv,
under, through, orTsy him: . \
You are hereby notified that 1 pu> I
chased 28 acres, residence, listed by
you in Williamston Township on the
first Monday in June, H'24, at a shei
iff'* imle fortamn due-tor the ye r
1923.
You-are further "hotififid thai unless
you redeem Ilia certificate of sa ; e
within une year from said date I shall
demand a deed from the said ia» col
lector for the said 28 acres, residence.
This 'Mi day of March, 1925.
ml 3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
K OTiCE
To J. K. Leggett, his heirs, assigns,
►and all other persons claiming under,
through) or bi him:
You are hereby notified that I pur-
Ed byybu in (ioose Nest Township ©ft
the first Monday in June, 1924, at a
sheriff's sale for taxes due for the
year 1923. ,
Ywu are furthei notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from said date 1 sliull
demand a deed from the said tax co!
lector for ihe said 71 acres of Croft
land.
This 7th day of March, 1925.
mi 3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To J. A. Andrews, his heirs, assign.-"
ai d all other persons claiming under,,
.hrough, or by him:
You aie hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 40 acres f the Swain land
listed by you in Cross Koads Town
ship on the firut Monday' in June,
1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes due
lor the year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from said date I shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said 40 acres of Swain
l&iiii. I
This 7Mt day of March, 1925
n.13 4tw D.G.MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
*a b Noah ulobry, his heirs, Uosign.i,
and ail other persons claiming under,
mrough, or by him:
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 1 residence listed by you in
W illiamaton Township on the first
iWonday in June, 1924, at a sheriff's
sale lor taxes due for the year 1923.
You uie furuiet notified tnat unleso
)'lu redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from said date I shall
iiemand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said residence.
This 7(h d/'v of March, 1925.
ml 3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
» To the Henry Slade Estate, its
Heirs, assigns, and all other persons
claiming under, through, or by it
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 70 acres of the Mayo & Ful-_
ford land in Cross Koads Township,
listed by you, on the first Monday in
June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes
due for the year 1923.
Y'ou are further notified thu unles..
you redeem the certificate of sale
The New
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'' are a^so P Cl "f° rate d> notched
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I 11 Udiw' and MiMfV
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Nassef Dept. Store
SuwWCap
/S • » • ' •' * "'a ' >
Margolis Bros. & Brooks
within one year from said date I shall
demand a deed from the t said tax col
lector for the said 70 acres.
This 7th day of March, 1926.
in 13 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To Frank' Bell, his heirs, assigns,
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by him:
You are hereby notified that I pur
cnased 162 acres of the Williams land
listed by you in Goose Nest Town
ship, on the first Monday in June,
1924. at a sheriff's sale for taxes due
. for the year 1923.
You are further notified that unles*
yuu redeem the certificate of sa'e
within one year from saTd date I shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said 162 acres of Wil
liams land.
This 7th day ot March, 1925.
n.13 4tw vy D. G MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To VV. T. Hyman, his heirs, assigns,
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by him:
You are hereby notified that I pur
chased 10 acres of the Jones land and
110 acres of the Davenport land list
ed by you in Goose Nest Township,
'on the first Monday in June, 1924, at
a sheriff's sale for taxes due for the
year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the cr-*ificate of sale
within one year from said date 1 shall
aemand a deed from (he ."aid tax col
lector for the, said 10 acres of Jonei
land and 110 acres of Davenport lanu.
This 7th day of March, 1925.
n.13 4tw * 'D.G MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To Hunnah Lloyd, her heirs, assign*
and all other persons claiming undei,
through, or by him:
You are hereby notified thai I pur
chased 1 lot listed by yemriff William
1 ston Township on the first Monday in
June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes
(iue for the year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
i you redeem the certificate of sal.s
within one year from said date I shall
> demand a (lend from the said tax col
lector for the sakMot.
' This 7'h day of March, 1925.
IT. 13 4tw D. G MATTHEWS.