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VVilliamston, Npith Carolina
W. C. Manning Editor ;
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Address all 'Communications to The Enterprise
Williarm ton, N. and not to individuals
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At thm «./ *€ of a Luty Juy.' - *UU
C?n*itiomng the Farm Home
Thousands of farm liorst-s linve
be~n i Hc or roughing* it during
the wiftu-r riioiiths and art not
ready lor hard, steady work. 11
IK now th«- . • --on when tin* pro
pri; in of m ny n farm horse is
suddonly * ch:.nf?ed without the
preparation that is necessary fur
csllicicni service.
' - On m«ny fnrms the horses
have obtained their winter food
from stalk liclds and the straw
stack. Jlicy tome through in *t
thin eonditi n and noed t»'J»•» put
»n btt'.rjl rr>\ I ff.ro r.v.dy for
hnrd work. . ih her' dnno ty
grudiuti iy xiviity. Hit* hor.so.u ill
lidvanoe a portion of the Knnio r -
tlon that is t' V . f d duriin.: UiO
Wwrk aextsofl*.
WTlCd'lier ] o- ' )'■:*
out In the open * r st * - i- -
In th« barn, a » . 1 ». f
Of lilfllt work » t... Hi
eeaj»oii la aun.-.ibii. i
int broct'M Jiiaj he at- »nsp t i i 1
b> or , «a i half « I
In doing the ? y hav'^'T
about the /arm J - par.iu»ry lo
workiOK in the % 11'1..5. 'i'his wi,l.
exercise and Mrr» ,irn
without tiriUi . *n
The hor»e will n»»t pt»rforin >ffl
ctrnti): ta'-at- Itwrimay.
The raw nt»rii- I'.i.a u« vrl«j> jure
d»" , i'\ wo * hv 'aiu't'n. tvj i'lu*ir
w.n. Ulo Isuddvaly j
I.LA i I IIK UOM. a W EEV IL j'J
1„/ u. i.i r
prolific Cotton Seed. Gi'uws mediuir |
weed an.l produces a iWii>j july crop ■
Field selected ioi ten "years. (1.2 I
per bushel.'
FOR OvimC YEARS
HALL'H CATAfiK II INK haft lifen
used succostofuio in Lite iruauncnt of
. Catarrh. __ _.. „ I
HAM/S CAT 111 KH MIOTIC INK con ,
■lets of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine a Tonic. which act*
through the Blood on the Mucoue b?ur
thu* reducinir the Inflammation.
Sold by'all druggiiit*. k
W. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
/ A Sweet Breath
at all times j
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After mint or n»U»| V
Wrl|l*y% fmUl the mouth \
and iwwww eh* breath.
Num art IMM. throat to
nfmhirt and digestion aided I
fe aa»y to carry&littto packet? |
NRKLEYS
D. SWIFT and (X).
I'atcai Lawyers.
305 Seventh St D C
Over 34 ■■.? ears experisnce^-
PATENTS
Ob' sined. Send ntp-W or sketch
and we will promptly send yoti a
report. Our book on patent* and
trade-marlrs will be °ent to you
on request. " I "
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h avv work or to tho f-» ' > he
harness in prppo- Tljnfted.
It is « Hpecuviri \ tin port iint*» ha* the
ooil.tr l»o t»f tlie rlfrht kind,
shape "and si..r. A wt 11-fined col
lar dooa r.«i» . nnl distributes
the drult tiv- r i' •• mtlro fhoulder.
Duri'iu:.the, \yW'*r I'lonthrnioat
form )uj. bCs arfc rl oomed very Jit
(le a* 1 th.e lunu* hair of the win
ter coats i* a handitap when
sprlr ' conn . it i hurt to rc
inuve t!ie o t hair «t once, 1 by
« IiPI Tliia is Important us It
InrrfZscs tho i ificicnry of tho
htrrc It prevents tho rrtr- is
nwcsiti 'i? and lathering that votild \
niiicrwi.-o take pi .e»» i-Jio 1 eavjr Vj r
work m>c* on i.nd thJ weather , v
bet otiu ■ aim.
I »ut* Jo f?»« f».« t that tt»« c*lreot
f i ti'i ihi > t«> if mainly from cat
f . f >.* "irop, tl "-ohre of the
f• rt ' ' •• S i ii.p y? g ner
a» !Y ne/lh Jed. Ii should be le
i ,"t .l ir.l 1 o lut ino from
lln i . t '> . of f'ye ft >ck d>
p'Mu unon 'lie' V"\m th.'i ♦ the farm
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.WHEN IN NEED OF ACTUM- Alt
Wakefield cabbage plants, 16c per
l\Uiulr.d; 51.00 per thousand: Fep
per phi n k lateih Tel HO, Claud
l-epK"ti, City. ' , 4t-2tw
866
>M a presi i i pi ion lor Malaria, Chills
and Vevv; :>eii!iuc or Itdious Ferer
It kill* tiic KITIIU>.
NO'! III: OF SALE OF Hi: AI,
ESTATE
I nder and by of the pows
vf sUle i >ntuined in u ctu am deed of
. j jst• «. .eouted ,o -Uic undersigned
i u.-tee b,> James Jhown and Wif
. lice Brown on die 21st day of April j
i\i24 which sajd d.eou of twist is of,
■"if. cord in the public registry cf Mar
in County in Book tJ-2 at page 102 !
*aid lel'd of trust having been given |
ly secure certain not" S of even date
and tenor therewith and the stipuiu
ions contaiiud in'the said deed of
,rust not having been complied witi
and at die request of the holders oi
the said notes undersigned tru;-
iee*'vWlT~on Moiwftiy the 18th day of
May 1925 at *l2 onclick Min front)
of the court houst door in the town,
of Williamson, North Carolina offer j
up the various courses of Tyner j
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real es-
UUe, to-wit:
„ Fust 11act. Itoginniiig at- tha Henry
u -iffin Southeast corner on the. Hear
Grass and -Williamston road, thencs
along A. H Griffin's lino to his Wcs»
corner, thence "a straight line across
W. S Fed's field itnd along a line o
i marked trees to Tyner Branch, thence
I Branch to J. Danitt,Biggs corner on
Tyfler Lane; thence down Tyner Lan«
o the Bear Grass and Williamston
Bond; ihence along said road to the
beginning, containing 20 acres/more
or less. ,* — _.
-j Second tract: Containing 16 acre.*
mote OK less, bounded on the North by
the lands of Jesse Tyner, on the Wes
by the lands of Jesse Tyner, on th«
South by J. Daniel Bigg* and th»
tract first above described, and being
the James Brown llomeplace
This the lSttt dliy of AftiM, IMfci—
mBEHT S. PEEL. Trustee.
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This Week's Cross-Word Puzzle
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This crosß-#or i public, a.; a 1 ranged a ' sticker," so if you aren't prepared
by Miss E!iz »bet»> Emhree, pre. erls a f or j t( you can 't blame us. Anyway,
new and intsre *'m»g developmsni of jt will prove to you just bow much—
the crosK-worit puzzle. We warned or how little—you know of your Bible,
you t" *' ••••!»' puzzle would be
,■ horizontal
1. Cieaily : (Tlirted, but firm in Fis
faith in God.
4. Title of Christ m "velatioi)«,*iK
nifyintf "First."
•j. A "chief ruler . t WavuL"
12. An tsllipa®.
llulf tihiivtd from baviu » mes
senger* «.s « humiliation.
14. An image.
J{> A> yelping bark.
• 16. Confused typo.
IS)-. Obedient (abbreviation). '
2(i. What i'aul endured 'yet gloried
! in. '
"'ill. Motlioi of lluzckiali (shortened
form).
2'.>. .Suffix denoting an agent or doer.
2t>. Woman's girdle.
27. Ciiven name o( companion of
Paul's first missionary jouri.ey.
31. -Animal of ea( tribe (American
lion).
322. Affirmative.
33. Diminutive o" name nf one of
Kjirist's followers.
34.' OIK- of the first ciiies CONQUERED .
'by JusiliiU dui iiig bid conquest of l'al-|
| estine.
37. What I lie woman did with her
hair to our Lord's feet.
40. Sunday school (abbreviation.).
41. WhTit Paul described as "Noth
ing in the world."
» 43. Well-known tree—mentioned by
Hosea (iv:l3).
44. Jacob's brother.
4>. City of Kansas —also feminine
name.
47. Place where Paul saw the "man
from Macedonia."
48. Name borne by several Popes.
40. East liuluv (abbreviation).
02. North latitude*tabbreviation).
53. Paul's attitude toward Chris^
tians before his conversion.
fi.6. Done by Jesus before his discip
les to convince them of the reality of
his resurrection body.
f>B. Number of loaves used to feet I
.he five thousand (abbreviation).
59. Mountain in Asia Minor.
62. Level, smooth.
63. Anger.
64. Place where John the Baptist
worked for a time.
65. Color of a horse seen by St.
John in his wonderful vision.
66. One who sings the lowest part.
67. Obtain, f
VERTICAL '
1. One of the fruits of the spirit
•numerated by Paul.
2. Eggs.
3. Popular name of the "Forerun
ner." , i >•
4. Jewish . Passover month.
5. Infinite article (French).
6. First mentioned of Paul's con
verts.
"L Hour (abbreviation) ;
8. An entrance or jmssage.,
9. Capital of Lycaonia. Visited by
Paul on first journey.
10. Steal.
1 11 Insect used by Solomon to point
| an injunction to industry.
16. Fasten toge Iter.
48. Falsehood.
21. Province evangelized.Tiy Paul.
22. Exist. ' .- ' .
J Short meter (Abbreviation). 
25. Saul's native city.
27. People to whom the gospel was
first preached.
28. A willow used; for Uasket work.
I 21). Used in illness.. f
I 30. Mournful.»
j 35. Condition of men found in the
| marketplace (Matt. 20:3, 6j.
| 36. A winglike organ.
38. Their wicked plot foiled when
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1 I straight to the Pope Service
| • shop, the dry cleaners, ami
1 U-. ■. • *jJW > "~"fPrV '* i" .'i few days we will return
8 U/1M lit to you norm- the wdrae for
' \\ it '' 8 * experience A little
V Jkn l\ money spent in our cleaning
\ wi " av * - vou a ' ar K° outlay.
pope'S
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gg nmflDDt AAUIMIII LII JLLWS
discovered by Paul's nephew.
39. Fabric used for dothing.
40 Paul's early name.
42 'What scribes and Pharisees did 1
with the weightier matters of the
law.
45. A part of Christian worship.
W). Son of Benjamin.'
54. Fruit frequently mentioned in
he Bible.
54 Province evangelised by I'aul i
during his first missionary journey,.
. 55. Adam's wife (possessive).
56. Contrac'inn of "ever."
57. A salutation. (Hail.)
60 Female deer
61. Same ns 11 vr ica!.
NOTICE .
Nor h jllartin County.
In «u|»er&T"cv;:i; 'before the clerk
Florence Buri .i \s. ( harlie Burnet
The defendant i.bove named will
take notice that u.i action entilleu as
above has Iw>'Jll commenced in the su
perior court of Mar in bounty, North
Carolina, wherein tiie plaintiff is ask
ing for an absolute divorce, and the
i defendant will further tafce notice
! that he is required by the law to ap
pear at the courthouse of ;;aid county
on the 25th day of May, 1925, and
answer or demur to the complaint of
rfaid actional the plain! iff will apply U
the corirt foi the relief demanded ir
"said complaint.
This the 251h day of April, 1925. •
K J..PEEL,
, NOTICE
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate vf 11. (J. Sl'ade
oeceased, late of Murtin County, ilo
tice in hereby,given to all parties hold
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent tliem for payment on or befor
April 28, ts>26, or this notice wi»l be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make
immediate payment of same.
April 28, 1925.
W. S. RHODES,
t mayl 6tw Administrator.
North Carotin*
Martin County
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T T'Tuler and. by virtue of the authority
Contained in a certain deed of trust
t bearing date of 26th day of Decembe
15)19 and recorded in the register of
de« ds office fpr Martin County i
- Book 1.-1 page 661, the stipulation
>. in the said deed of trust not havin,
been complied with ai'd at the reques
of the holder of the same, the un-*
- dei'gigned trustee will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auction
or. the 17th day of May,— 1925 av
Twelve O'clock in front of the Cour
f House in Williamston, N. C. the fol
lowing tracts or parcels' of land, to
wit:
I Tract No. 1:
BBeginning at T. A. and Lary
Bunting and H. A. Grays corner on
(lie public road leading from Roberson
vi 1 It- to Gold Point, N. the
old Lawrence Wynn corffer, running
thence easterly along said Bunting
and Wynns line to the old Jim Man
s ning line, thence northerly along said
Mannings and Grays and Roy Keels
. lire to Haislips line and Grays corn;
er, thence a southwesterly course wtth
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s' LOST SATURDAY NIGHT: ONE
bar pin set with pearls and blue
i sapphires. Sallie Harris.
it i in
' Mid, idnys lip* to J. E. mnd V. A
Wards line, thence westerly with said
Haislipa line back to .he road, thence
southerly along the said road and
Wards line to the beginning, contain
ing 20 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2:
Beginning at H. A. Grays south
west corner in J. L>. ttobersons lin
and running thence easterly along J
D. Robersons line to Grays corner i-
E. C. Houses line, thence northerl
along the said Houses and the J. J
K Whitfield line to the Jim Manning
line and this tract to T. A. and Lary
Huntings corner, thence southwesterly
along the Reason line and the Wyn
line, now Grays and Buntings line to
'he corner of this tract in J. D. Rob
ersons line ,containing 40 acres, mor
or less.
This the 16th day of April, 1925.
* J. C. SMITH, Trustee
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL KS
TATE
Under and by virtue of the power
■of sale contained in a certain deed of
rust executed to the undersigned trus
tee by J. D. Grey and wife, Mary J.
C-rey, which said deed of trust bears
ilate of March sth, 1923, and is record
ed in the public registry- of„,Martin
: County in Book N-2, at pace, 373, said
( deed of trust having been given to se
cure ceitain no.es of even date and
tenor therewith, and default having
j been made in the payment of the same
and the stipulations con'ained in the
i said deed" of trust not having been
I complied with, and at the request of*
the holders of the said notes the un
j riessigned trustee will on Saturday
it he 23rd day o * May, 1925, offer for
' sale to the highest bidder for cash a
12 o'clock m., in fri>nt of the court
| house door, in the town of Williaoiston
MONEYTOIOANI
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"■ on real e talc an i
"lilv nronoitv, for o\
5 1 0 or 33 VPWS SO,
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per copt
4-value. r: ._
J. R. WILSON
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Stokes, N. C. Phone
582 lioberson villf
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/ NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
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BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY • '
COMMISSIONERS I WILL LEVY PIS ALL REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MAT Ist
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THEREFORE, WILL THANK THE PEOPLE
WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR 1924 TAXES TO
COME AND'PAY THEM, AS YOU KNOW IF
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SAME IS ADVERTISED THERE IS ADDITION
AL COST.
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RESPECTFULLY YOURS, *
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H. T. Roberson, Sheriff
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A- ' • r■ ■ . •; "■ • '
N. C., the following described rea
estate, to wit:
being the game land deeded to J
D. orey by 'J. B. H. Knight, common
ly known and as the "D'
Urey house and lot and being the Bam
premiss dee« to J. L). Cirey'by J. G
C odard, trustee, by deed dated th
2nd day of March, 1928, adjoining the
lan.-, of J O. Godard, Mrs. Irene Smith
and Smkhwick Streei. "
This the 21st day of April, 1926.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
a 24 4tw Trustee.
NOTICE
A. O. Brown, his heirs, assigns
and all other persons now claiming
under, through or by him, you are
hereby notified that \he Town of Wil
lia.rr.stcn became th': purchaser of
your town lot afid residence sold by
said Town for Taxes on the sth day
of May 1924.
You will takd fuither notice that
unless said taxe? arid ali costs and
penalties are paid on or before the
15th day 'of May 1926, thft paid Town
ot Williamston wiil demand of th'
Town Tax Collector a deed for said
house and lot as »s p.cv.u.cl by law
This 15 h day of April, 1925.
G. H. HARRISON, Clerk.
J. L. HASSELL, Mayor,
Town of Williamsto!). ,
NOTICE
Norih Carolina
Martin County
In the Superior Court
Lilly Bell Walker
-vs-
Roland Walker
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
The def-jndant Rolnnd F. Walker
above named will take notice th:.
Lilly B. Walker plaintiff above has
brought an action in this court for
divorce absolute as set in a complain*
fi!ed in thifi office on this day and the
defendant wil further take notice that
he is required by law to answer or
demur td the said complaint oi) or be
fore twenty days af'er May 11th 1925,
t lie return day, or the relief demanded
iA said complaint will be granted.
Witness my hand and seal as Clerk
in my office at Williams'on aforesaid
State and County.
This April 11th. 1925.
R J. PFELE. CHrk of Superior
Court.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue ofthe power
and authority contained in a certain
need of trust executed to the under
signed trustee by R. B. Holliday and
wife and T. W. Holliday and wife, on
the sth day of November, 1921, said
deed' of trust being of record in the
public registry of Martin County, in
book H-2, page 436, said deed of trust
having been given to secure certain
notes of even date and tenor there
with, and the stipulations in said deed
of trust not having been complied
wi: h. at the request of the parties in
terested, the uadenigiAd trustee will
on Friday, the 29th day of May,
at m., at the court house door M
Martin County in WiUiamaton, N/C.,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
at public auction, the following
described teal estate:
first tract: Bounded on the north
by the public road leading from the
Jordan thick road to the Jahtesville
and Washington road, and on the east
by the lands of the late Samuel It-
Wallace, and on the south by the
lands of J. L. Hardison and the heirs
of W. H. Hardison, and on the weet
bj the lands of Geo. F. Cordon, con
taining 57 acres, more or less, and
known as the T. H. Davis tract of
land, and more commonly known and
understood as the "home place." -
Second tract: All our right and t tjfle
and interest in the B. N. Holliday tract
of land bounded as follows: On the
north by Cooper Swamp, on the east
by F. H. Holliday, on the south by the
main public road, and on the west by '
the lands ef the late W. ,H. Holliday
and T. J. Holliday, same containing
57 acres, more or less.
Third tract: Bounded on the north
by S. S. Davis, and on the east by
T. E. Holliday, and on the south by
G. N. Cooper, and on the west by
S. S. ' Davis, and the same being
known as the Mary E. Davis land, and
containing 36 acres, more or less.
This the 28th day of April, 1925.
WHEELER MARTIN,
ml 4tw Trustc-'j.
Martin A feel, attorneys.
IJIUOUSJTTACKS
From Which Keatacky MM Suf
fered Two or Three Times a
Month, Relieved by
BUck-DrufhL
Lswrenoeburg, Ky.—Mr. J. P.
Nevins, a local coal dealer and far
mer, about two years ago learned
of the vahie of Thedford's Black-
Draught liver medicine, and now
he says:
"Until then I suffered with ••- ~
re re bilious attacks that came on
two or three times each month.
I would get nauseated. I would
have dluiness and couldn't work.
"I would take pills until I waa
worn-out with them. I didn't seem
to set relief. After taking the pills
my bowels would act a couple or
three ttmee, then I would be rery
constipated. "
"A neighbor told me of Blaefe-
Drnught and I began Its use. I
never have found so much relief
as it gave me. I would not be
without It for anything.
"It seemed to cleanse my whole
system and make me reel like new.
I would take a few dosee —get rid
of the bile and liavd my usual clsar
Bead, feel full of 'pep' and could
do twice the work."
One cent a dose. NC-11l
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