1 Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phelps of Wind
sor were visitors in the city yester
day.
Mr. Cahrles Sawyer of Windsor
was here yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. R. L. Cohurn, Crack Taylor
and Boyd Hight witnessed the ball
game in Rocky Mount yesterday afi
ternoon.
Mr. Garland Bamhili of Everetts
/was here yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. John Rodgerson and W. G.
Peele were business visitors in Au
lander yesterday.
Messrs. E. P. Cunningham, Julian
Anderson and W. G. Dunn visited
Rocky Mount yesterday and saw the
Wilson-Rocky Mount base ball game.
Mr. James E. Harrell of the local
post office department has purchased
a new Ford touring ear.
Mr. Simon Lilley made a businers
trip to the country yesterday morn
ing. V;
' Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hall and Mrs.
Lee Brewer attended the ball game
in Rocky Mount yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Grimes of Washington visited
Miss Frances Hoyt yesterday.
Mr. J. R. Crisp of near Hamilton
was a busii#esß visitor in town yes
terday. .....
Mr. John N. Hopkins of Williams
township was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Mr. James L. Coltrain of Gwfflns
township was a visitor here yester
day.
Mbsdamas J. W. Manning, Carrie
B. Williams/ A. R. Dunning and E. S.
Peel and W. C. Mar ning, jr. attend
ed the Eani Carolina Exposition in
Smithfield yesterday.
Mr. N. S. Godard spent yesterday
in Smithfield attending the Exposi
tion.
Mrs. J. S. Rhodes and Jack Biggs
visited Mrs. Robert Bogart in Wash
ington this week. Friends of Mrs.
Bogart will be glad to know that her
little daughter, Sallie, v/ho haR been
quite ill, is improving slowly.
Mr. W. W. Lilley was in town Wed
nesday. -- f|
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Under and by virtue of an order
of re-salc made by the Clerk of the
Superior Court, in the special pro
ceedings entitled "Ed Neal, et als,
-vs- Clarence Brown, ot als," the un
dersigned commissioners will on the
30th day of April, 1926 at 12 o'clock
M. in front of the Courthouse door of
Martin County, offer at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described land, to-wit;
Adjoining the lands of R. C. Brown
and. Arch Harrell, and being the same
land owned and in the possession of
Mrs. McGlowhorn, deceased and on
which she resided and lived prior to 
her death, containing 42 acres more or
lees. V
This the 16th day of April, 192fc.
A. R. DUNNING, B. DUKE CRI
TCHER, Commissioners. 4-17
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Mr. John Henry Edwards of Ral
eight visited friends and relatives her
this week.
Misses Mary Clyd* Leggett an
Frances Qurganus attended the open
ing game of the Virginia-Carolinj
league m Rocky Mount yesterday af
ternoon. .
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Messrs. W. H., K. B. and A. T
Crawford and C. D. Carstaiphen, jr
motored to Rocky Mount yesterday t
see the opening game of the Virginia
Carolina baseball league.
A. Hessell, jr. and William Cook
attended the lanc§ in Greenville las
night.
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North Carolina
Martin County
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Under and by virtue of the authority
contained in a certain deed of trust
bearing date of 26th day of Decembe;
1919 and recorded in the register o
deeds office for Martin County it
Book L-l page 661, the stipulation:
in the said deed of trust not having
been complied with and at the requesi
of the holder of the same, the un
dersigned trustee will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auctior
on the 17th day of May, 1925 a
Twelve O'clock in front of the Court
House in Williamston, N. C. the fol
lowing tracts or parcels of land, to
wit:
Tract No. 1:
BBeginning at T. A. and Lar>
Bunting and H. A. Grays corner or
the public road leading from Rober.sor
ville to Gold Point, N. C„ being th
old Lawrence Wynn comer, running
thence easterly along said Bunting
and Wynns line to the old Jim Man
ning line, thence northerly along said
Mannings and Grays and Roy Keeh
line to Haislips line and Grays corn
er, thence a southwesterly course with
said Grays line to J. Er and V. A
Wards line, thence westerly with said
(Haislips line back to the road, thence
southerly along the said road and
Wards line to the beginning, contain
ing 20 acres, f more or less.
Tract No. 2:
Beginning at H. A. Grays south
west corner in J. D. Robertsons line
and running thence easterly along J,
D. Robersons line to Grays corner in
E. C. Houses line, thence northerly
along the said Houses and the J. J.
R. Whitfield line to the Jim Manning
line and this tract to T. A. and Lary
Buntings corner, thence southwesterly
along the Reason line and the Wynn
line, now Grays aryi 'Buntings line to
the corner of this tract in J. D- Rob
ersons line .containing 40 acres, mof
or lass.
This the 16th day of April, 1925.
J. C. SMITH, Trustee
Notice of a special tax election oi
25th of May, 1925, in Farm Lifr
, School District, Martin County
North Carolina.
In compliance with the wishes of a
petition signed by a necessary num
ber of qualified voters of Farm Life
School District, whifch was duly ap
proved by the Board of Education of
Martin County, and in accordance witl
the provisions of Artfcle 17 of the
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MONEYTOLOAN
on real estate and
property, for 3,
5,10, or 33 years 50
per cent appraised
a r~' ' * |
value. 3 ,
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See—
J. R. WILSON
Stokes, N. C. Phone
- 582 Robersonville
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Dry cleaned by Pope and
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Evs-ry cleaning job we take
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deliver it promptly. Men's
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. ments thoroughly cleansed.
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New/School Code of 1923.
Notice is hereby given that the oleC
lion will ba ueld in the Farm Life
School House on the 2Si.ii of May,
1926, in said Farm Life School Dis
trict, which is described hereinafter,
si the purpose of ascertaining the
will of iho qualified voters of su:J
district as to whether a majority of
1 such voters favor the tevying and col
- lecting annually of a special tax with
i which to supplement the funds of six
- months -public school appropriated/by
the board of education, the rate of
said special tax not to exceed a maxi
. mum of 15 cents on the SIOO valu.n
, lion of all property, real and personal,
) within the bounds ot the district, de
- scribed^as follows:
"Beginning at the old Jamesville
and Washinigton lioad where * Haw
» Branch crosses it, running eastwura
t ly the Griffin Township line to the
Beaufort County line; thence follow
ing the Beaufort and Martin County
line to the lightwood stump Pocosin;
thence down said Pocosin to the head
cf Hayes Swamp; thence down said
r Swamp to W. E. Tice's line; thence
, fast Ward with W. E. Tice's line to
r Pleny Peel's line; thirce Pleny Peel's
f and W. E. Tice's line to the road lead j
i irg from Hardison's Mill to Smith !
s wick Creek Church; thence northwan
r along said road to Elias Branch*
t thence down Elias Branch to Pleny
. Peel's and James A. Corey's line
. thence westward along Pleny Peel's
, and James A. Corey's line to Wil
, liamston Road; thence north along
> s-.aid road to Hayes Swamp; thence
. down said Swamp to Smithwick Cietk;
. thence down said creek to'"Griffins and
Wililams Township line; thence along
said line to the beginning."
, At said election those who are ii
, favor of the levy and collection an
, nually of a special tax of not more
. 'hah fifteen cents on the SIOO valua
r tion nor less than 10 cents on the
. SIOO valuation of all property in sail
, district as aforer.ajd, shall vote a
I ticket on which shall be written or
! printed the words "against a local I
. tax."
, That John D. Lilley be and is hare
| by appointed registrar, and McD. Hnr
[ disoii and Louis H. Koberson are here
, by appointed poll, hoidera for said
[ election.
That a new registration Is hereby
ordered and that the registration
books will be open for such purposes
beginning with 10th of April, 1926,
, and will continue open until 16th of
May, 1926. The registrar will be at
Hardison's Mill during the above dates
for the purpose of registering all
those qualified to vote in said district.
Done tjiis the 6th of April) 1925, by
. order of the board of couti y commis
sioners of Martin County.
By HENRY C. GREEN,
.Chairman.
Attest:
J. SAM GETSINGER,
Regis'er of Deeds and ex-officio
clerk to -jtoard of county commission
ers. alO 17 ml 5
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LOST: A BASKET OF CLOTHES
Which 1 put in some one's car think
ing that it was mine, last week. Re
ward if returned to Simon Lilley, Wil
liamston, N.C. tf
FOR SALE: A THOROUGHBRED
young cow. Will sell for $76 cash.
Mrs. L. C. Roberson. alO 2t
1 WOULD LIKE TO DO W ASHING
for several good families. Mary
Small, 112 Wibon St. mlO Bip.i
WANTED: EVERY l HOPERT>
owner to use a gallon in"
semi-paste paint out u. any lie buys
and if not perfectly sua; fatfory (h
remainder can be relurr.ed wiihou
payment being made for th i one gal
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fOR SALE: MEXICAN BIG BOLL
Cotton Seed for sale. Grown in 15)23
and are better .than 11)24. Will.de
liver seed. Box 152 Rocky Mount,
N.C.
HfcAT THE BOLL WEEVIL
By using WARREN'S Improve
prolific Cotton Seed. Grows medium
weed and produces a heavy july ceop.
Field selected for ten years. $1.2
per bushel.
WARREN'S Large Improved White
Corn, three' ears shell a half gallon
been carefully selected for ten years
$1.25 u peck, $4.00 a Jbushel.
Luy at once. The supply i.s limited
Terms strictly cash, flyman Warren
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Plans anil specifications fiy; the e
rection of un eight-room, one-story
standard building at Bear Grass, Mar
tin North Carolina, may be
obtained from John 11. Honitz, Asst.
Notice
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By order of the hoard of town commis
sioners J. L. Hassell is appointed registrar
and H. M. Burras and A. T. C rawford poll
holders for the election to be held on Tues
day alter the first Monday in May, 1925.
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The registration books are now open
. for all qualified voters whose names are not
on the books. The books are now open at
the Mayor's office.
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By order of J. L. Hassell, Mayor.
G. H. HARRISON, Clerk.
Hold^^^kck/
TV»'t *pend another wiion in the mud; don't
BJ l*t It delay your work, hold you back and
* «OK yon money. Lay Concrete w*lks x and drive
ways around your place, out to (he road to the
barn, liable, garage—wherever >ou need them.
Tlx aooner you do it, th* quicker you benefit I
Concrete provides bard, itnooth footing for
i your tar, truck* *n4 team*; make* your work
■asier, helps you get around quicker and saves
four equipment. Concrete will outlast any
thing el«* you can use; will seldom need repairs,'
These. DralenSeU *° d w '" tort th »« the value of the time
Wiißi»fc»-.u, r ou WMt A " ru M lin * th* mud. Aak any
JtCURITILt,-?.MT Security Cement dealer how you can do it at
Mjjjfl **pen*e; or'writ* direct to th* manufact-
C. D. CAHBTAR. ' f °' MmpUu
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MAX* BT tapumrrr CEMEWT * LIMB COMPANY, HAOMRROWN. MD. I
' Director of School House Plunning
Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Separate oids will be received on the
General Contract, Heating and Plumb
ing- '
The first eight requests wiill receive
plans and specifications free; the oth
ers will be charged a minimum to cov
er actual cost of printing and typing.
Certified check for 'ssoo 00 must ac
company contract bid and $50.00
each for plumbing and heating. c
Bids will be opened at two o'clock
p. m., Wednesday, April 29th 1925, in
the office of Supt. R, A. Pope ( at Wil-j
liamston, North Carolinu.
Bond will be required. The Board of
Education reserves the right to'reject l
any and all bids.
v John 11. Bonitr,
Asst. Director School House Planning I
mlO 3tw . _.. .
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West Virginia Lady Says Thai
She Was in a Serious Cdhdi
lion, But Is Stronger After
Taking Cardui.
Huntington. W. Va.—"l was In a
Very weak and rua-dowu condition
lu fact, was in a serious condi
tion." sa.vs :urs. Kajwiie C. Tiloss, of
1964 Madison Avenue, this city.
"in my loft sise thu pain waa
very severe. It would sUiJrt in my
back and sides. Part of the time I
was in bed and when uii I didn't
feel like doing anything or goifiig
anywhere.
"Life' wasn't any pleasure. I
was very pale, I was .>ervous and"
thin, and so tired nil the time.
"My druggist told me thai Cardui
was a good tonic for women and 1
bought a couple of lories. i took
two lH>ttles, then 1 * noticed an Im
provonieht. I kept on and found
it w 'lm helping I have taken
nine bottles. l-u. stronger-, jjow —
than t have Inn if > in a long time."
Cardui I: uin.le irotu mild-aetlng
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