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NOTICE This is to notify all persons that the firm of Clark-Dennett Drug: C 0.,! a partnership composed of the under-j' signed, ha.'- this day by mutual con sent been dissolved; that "hereafter the business will be conducted by C. I?. Clark under the firm name of Clark's Drug Store; all accounts due the Clark Dennett Drug Company are payable to Clark'.- Drug sioie; all accounts ( due by Clark-llennfift l>rui; Co., will be paid by Clark's Drug Store. | f This the Ist day of Deceintjt-r, 1026. i , L. C. BfcKNKTT." C. I>. CLATVK. w A N1 sli L ' h TWO FARMS FOB KENT—SKK K.J ' P. Cunningham, Williamijton, is'. C. i LOST NEAR EVEKETTS THrKS-).' day, December 1(5, a mail's coat,i > gray, with yellow pin stripes. Finder,!' return to G. H. Forbes, Everetts. U7 3tpd ! 11 , T /. . -- |i PANSY PLANTS, El LliS, FLORAL^ • designs, Christina* -wrea h for the; t cemetery. Will appreciate your or-1 »i dcrs. (Miss) liettie V, ari eu. 61H Ijrgen i. Street, Greenville, N. , Phone lO, i P. O. Box 384. • din :st' STOLEN: FROM DENNIS SIMMONS ,| Lumber Co.' office within last few ; days, » Smith & r We: .-'on. pi ; t)!, lem- | on squeeze, Cinch barrel. $lO r;.ward| cfferi ii under certain coiii'it'on lor its , return to D. 1). Stall j dl.t Mt ! u KING COTTON IS YIELDING TO| f Queen Pecan, I/earn why and how by writing J. 15. Wight, Cairo, Ga dT 8t * t j_,. NOTK'I 1 11 A\ I. A Tb'NANT , • house for salt' in the town «>j W it.- liamston. Price and ienn-' i "In 0. R. Robrr -on, K6u e:\ » -!'■ jtwl LOST: N . C. LK'FNSK I'I.ATK NO 1-jr24B-041. FindrrTjrh a e return fr" •J. D. Griffin, Williamton. Itmrte I and receive reward. lipd l STRAYED; ONK RED SOW AND'/. sax red spotted hoar. \v» ight, about - Shout marked crap in. • hi eai and lit ii i■" R " aril fol ii,, ii «'li,:u:.i!juu'. . ,1 Haywood lingers, City, Route 2. d'il Htpd , nyn KAIOIS FHK KENT SEE E. P. Cunningham, V.'illiamston, \. r. J FELT STUPID, DULL Mississippi Lady Seys S'ue Took Black-Draught for Thes«; Symptoms and Was "Greatly Relieved." Starkville, Miss. —"I have been a ,_ user of Black-Draught for about twenty years," bbjtb Mra. C. K. Hun tin, of It F. D. 5, this city. > "I used Black-Draufcht first for Constipation," continues Mrs. Bun tin. "I would fool dull, stupid, and have severe headaches, »tvt>u fever ish. 1 had on uneasy, tight feeling in my stomach. "I read quite a bit about Black- Draught, I began using it and soon my bowels acted regularly and I was greatly relieved. I used it every once in a while for about eighteen years. "About two years ago 1 found I was. having indigestion, a tight ■mothering in my chest then severe pain, especially »ifter eating sweets. I commenced taking just « pinch of Black-Draught after meals and by doing this I could eat about any thing. "I gave Black-Draught to my chil dren for colds and headaches. I can certainly recommend it" Thedford's Black-Draught is rec ommended by thousands of others for the relief of indigestion, bilious ness and simple ailments due to constipation. Safe, easy to take. Costs only 1 cent a dose. KCI7I i 1 " i zzl-Lt y , ' - - Ol'R BEST WISHES FOR A Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year _• ' * V* . _ _ , .. . -• -■ - , _ '' f X To Our Fanriei Friend?: We wish to thank you for your patronage, which has enabled us to still be the leadei-s of the Greenville market We have sold in the neighborhood of 8.500,000 pounds this season. W r e have done our best to give you the best of service, as well as the top.of the market for every lot sold on our floor. Market Closes December 17th Will Reopen January 11th - t After the Hoiidrys. We hope to have the pleasure of seeing you on our floor again after the market reopens and to sell the balance of your tobacco for you. Bfe ; / » '■*..« ! ' _• * ~ "* _ *-• ■—— > ' • J raj Gorman's New Warehoue Greenville, N. C. f Mr-> • " , -*-* .. A ■ *-'• . - X - . • . -» • - NOTICE OF SALE Under apd by virtue of the power •f sale contained in that certain deed A trust executed on the 15th day of I une, 492®,. by Julius S. Peel, and of i record in the public registry of Mar-' in County in book Q-2, at" page 5815, aid deed of trust being given to se-' rure the payment of certain note? of | !.■ ven date and tenor therewith, and ii stipulations in said deed of trust J no having been complied \vith, and atj the request of the parties interested,! i' undersigned trustee .will on tb*L 17th ilay of January, ,1927, at 12 oM •lock m., at the courthouse door in I . t'uvn of William.-U.on, N. C., offer L ior ah; U» the highest bidder for cash i. public auction the following de ,i ribed tnjet of land to wit: lleginiring on the western extension Main Street in Williamston, N. C.» ; _.L li. WcGowan's corner, and run . srig th 'mre along the State Highway .• .-.traiifht course west wardly for a i ut 21)0 yards, to a corner, Luke ' anil)'.-, line; thence at angles and a ' ii;; aid lamb's line to a corner, the A. C. L. right of way, about one hun dred ttwl seventy yards; thence at i i n/les and along said A. C. right of v : y towards McGowan's line and run ning to Mcfiiwan's line, a corner; liejice at angles and along said Mc i v.aii' line to the beginning, con t mini- five and one-half acres, morei r,T - ! finiTlieitig part of the origi-. i.at Garden Terrace property pur ed nf Mr-. C A. Martin. This da.\ of December, l!)2li.; KIdtEKT S. PEEL, Trustee. " Robert —-L. Cobprn, "attorney. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that under y virtue of the power of sule contained in a certain deed of trust W Jackson HollTday and wife to J.r undersigned trustee, default huv t,|. beep made in the terms and con ii; ion aexpje.- Ed in said deed of trust, an- under and by virtue of un i : - is a Prescription for ((M.DS. (iltll'PK, FLU; DENGUE, KIUOIJS FEVER AND MALARIA II Kills the Germs Gar Load Nice Fla. Oranges -,.. . . . Now At A. C. L. Depot and At R. Sahd's Store Next to Pender's 50c a peck $1.75 a bu. Grape Fruit Cheap Pitt Fruit Co. order of resale signed by K J. Feel, clerk of the superior court, on the 13th day of December, 1926, the bid [ at the former sale having been raised, I the undersigned trustee will on Fri | day, the iil.-t day of December, 1926, !at 12 o'clock m., at the courthouse ' door of Martin County, at William i ston, N. C., offer for resale to the j highest bidder for cash, the following j described lands, to wit: First tract: Hounded on the north fby the lands of S. D. Jones; oil the -east by the lands of Lawrence Pearce on the south by the lands of Gilbert I liyston; on the west by the lands ol '•Charlie Davis; containing 56 acres, more or les*, and being the same premises deeded to J. F. Jackson and J. A. Getsingtsr by John A. Pierce, hj deed of record in book E-l, at page 484, Martin County public reg istry. Second tract: Beginning at a cedar in Malvina James' corner, thence north with Malvina James' line to S. D. J-wjw linej thence west with said Jones- line to John A. Pearce land corner; thence south with the John A. Pearce land to the Gilbert Boston line, thence east with Gilbert Boston line to the beginning, a cedar, containing 20 acres, more or losw, and being u portion of the Lawrence Pearce, sr., tract of land. Third tract: Situate in the old Nor . man Mill Pond, adjoining the lands 'of Malvina James, Gilbert Boston, and others, and being a portion of the Lawrence Pearce, sr., tract of land, containing ten acres, more or less. Fourth tract: Beginning at a pine slump, C T. Mizelle's corner, on the southwest side of the Jordan Thick road, and opposite of Stuart Ange's house, lot, und well; thence running, up . aid road S. 34 degrees E. 64 poles .to a stake; thence S. 53 W. 135 1-2 poles to a point on the run of Horse Pen Branch, center of sev eral trees chopped as pointeis; thence down the various courses of the .-taid huinch to C. T. Mizell's corner; thence along his line N. 53 degrees east to the beginning and containing 50 acres, more or less. This being a part of lot Mo. 5 in the A.-hley Davis li.nd division and al!«tted and deeded to Julia H. Davis Mizelle. This 18th day of December, 1926. A. R. DUNNING, dl 4 2tw Trustee. VfflS ENTKRFBIW. -ffiLUAM> t ON, fr. jSgrljj CHRISTMAS -Eogw suggestions FOR YOUNG PEOPLIi Amusing - and Instructive Games . 25c to $2.00 BOOKS FOR ALL AGES Large and Carefiflly Selected Stock to Select From ~ T V.- V. . • ' Small's Book Store Headquarters for Christmas Cards WE WISH FOR ALL Our Friends A Most Happy Christmas And A —Prosperous New Year WE ARE READY, WILLING, ABLE, ANI) > ANXIOUS TO RENDER ANY ASSISTANCE ALONG LINES OF Established Principles of Sound Banking t Farmers & Merchants Bank Notice of Sale »f> « - v *■ I will sell at public auction, for cash on Tuesday, December 21, at 10 a. m. at the John A. Purvis farm, near Spring G|reen— Four Mules, Wagons, Carts, plows, planters, sowers, transplanter, harrows, disks, farm tools, tobacco sticks, corn and all other items essential to farming. ~ • t ;'V ? " ' • ' . # / W. G. Manning
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