Third Fire of Week
Breaks Out Here
The third fire f the week broke out
just before our going to press thjs i
afternoon whan a small blaze caught
at the home of Mr. Titus Critcher in
New Town. No, serious damage was
done. The cause of the fire could not
be -learned.
White-Plott
Thursday evening at !• o'clock, Lon
r.ie M. White, of Danville, and Mi-
Earl Virginia Plott, of School field,
were married at Chatham. Rev, H. B.
Hardway, pastor of the Baptist church
performing the ceremony, 'lb- bride
iind groom were accompanied - b\ W.
T. Underwood and A. C, White. of
Danville, and Airs. G. D. Canar!\ •
Miss Maggie Wilson, of' Scb o
Mr. and Mrs. White'will tnak • ttn : i
home in Danville. —Danville (\a.)'
Register. •
Mr. White has been residing in
Danville for several years. Ife is a
native of Williamston, the son of Mr,
J. R. White,,
The Baby's Cold
Cortlnuil "doting"
with
itomacbß Trent colds
A v" * •*tern«Hy with Vicks.
You juat rub It on.
WANTS
KING COTTON IS YIELDING J'
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by writing J. B. Wight, Cairo, Ha
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BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
■ Ji, ]-FOR-40--I)MS 40- ■
CO&tS fm ' Beginning I*o
" Drwws %,Wed., Jan. 12th U3L
TO CLOSK 01 IAT I.VM I ONE LOT OF BOVS'AND GIRLS* ALL-WOOL d» -t Sr if n/\n fn
j g IMp I SWEATERS; to close out, each Jp X J H—J V/VfCl
1-2 OFF i LADIES COATS f MEN'S & BOYS' SHOES ]j]J -| 33s OFF
' Vou win be ail* 10 find some londerful '' ~ •" '' • ..J ' ' These are the biggest bargains in suits and
liar mins in-this lot Come in early. - One special lot of ladies' One special lot of men's overcoats that we have ever offered.
— coats —Be sure to come in and boys' shoes; there are
-j r— —n and gee them; they are the some real high-grade shoes (
LADIFJ/' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES best coats ever seen for the in this lot; we have your size, SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S SHOES
price; to close to go at, per QQi^
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One spot fel lot of Indie*'and children's One special lot of men's high-grade
shoes— Thcrp ■ wre a number of odd lots of " ~~ 1 shoes—never before have you ever seen
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r ff enw.r oeß .eroar 98C bought some bargains. You wdl find them allthrough this; to close out at, per pair..
offering, to go i U pei pair - t/Uv our big department store. Come early.
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HAIvRISON BROTHERS & ,CO.
EVERETTS AND JAMESVILLE
TO MEET AGAIN HERE FRIDAY |
It was learned heite today that the ;
Jamesvilie and Everett* basketball
! teams would meet again here next j
1 Friday night at K o'clock.
Both teams will continue their prac-j
tice for the event and it will be, justj
a jjoud a,- tflb one seen here last
■ r.jgbt.
[*|( KLI) ll' IN M> FIELD. TWO
mule , on- black „and one 'Uark
brciwn, weight "he about !»00 pounds
one aboil! 1000 p u ds. Otfnei
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t ion to ask w'hetifer yo« ate mother's
bread or baker': l»r» a- and if so,
■. tii e bread wa i . I! it • ki.ow that
many of you iu.v a- during
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m u iur i-i (■! at r. .1 , i.ui cake
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bake with the utm t >an > that
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.SALLY ANN . I!A KI.UY.
NOTM I 01-'.S \ 1.1- HI L \NP
-1.-nder and by virtue of a judgment
of fife li t'of Milt tin coun
ty. eale in >:n a■, • at bI I' '"I
, i I* ; i i , ' I !a M ia,,V -,L AV
ja . i-* al . tbe aine beii',jf No.
. 11:■«-i:11 j,i m■• ii ■ 11; - docket, the llll
r-iri'', ei mm loner- will on Mon
, -Fein ii.arv, 7tb, 1927, in front of
i 'mi- - i—a-*- 11 in the Town of
', "iae , N. ' ►(l*l ') i b 'to
' '-;•( for i a. toat el
In 7r • in Jamesvilb- il ,»w-H-hip, .'ikiT'ii.
•I v, North -Cat'dina, alid more
particularly descrijied a. fallows:
A traet of land in' Martin Couiity,
.lamesVille Town.-hip. North* Carn
litia adjiftning Hie ian ! ~o! tin* iWuttis
■■h i,i I"■ ■■ i—' Ijunipaii) J-—-L~
•hiown, J. 'b Sexton,' and 'I In o, I, one,
containing. Six Jlundtud Hiphty Lif-ht
CH4s) Ai-i-i-:,. and bein:r liie same land
conveyed .to L. A. Syke.s by .1. 'I,.
I'i'iwn by deeil dated I If, 20th,
t;"jy."ntrd of reeord in the jiubLe rwin
tr(\ of MarUn County in nook Y I at
and bounds and di-aances by ihap on
file with l''eiTeial Land lianit, oT Cel
utnli'u, Made by A Corey; C. K on
June, ir.tbQ^).
At tbi.s ale the sireees fill bid b r
• :il be i i ail': I■ to ib posit with the
eommisKiont r l/> per cent of the u
lie unl bid for tlni land.
Ist day of January 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
1 -7-4 Commissioner.
North Carolina,
Martin County,
In The Superior Court
J. W. Bailey, adm. of the estate of
Amanda Bailey, deceased.
vs . ~
J ('J. * jnillt y, A. .W. Bailey, Henry
JSailey, Marcellie Coltrain, W. H. Col
train, Linda Kogerson Arden, Roger
son Sarah iiogerson, Harry Rogeraon,
C lia Yi'iUktins 'and others.
Ih Uefendajit Mary Bet Hoard
villi lake notice that, an action entitl-
V.h above has been commenced in
the Superior -Court of Martin County,
North Carolina for the purpose of
i iiing the lands to Amandy
Rogcrtioii, decoas'ed, for assets; and
the- said, defendant will further take
rob o t ~t .-be is required to appear
before R. J. i'e l, Clerk "St the Sui
P' fior Court of Martin County at his
office in Williamston, N. C. on the
2ti-.h day of Jan. 1927 and answer or
nur to The Complaint of the plain-
the plaintiff will apply to the
court for-the relief demanded in the
uid .Complaint.
Ih, the Lt»th day of Dec. 192'J..
R J. PEEL, Clerk,
1-7 '4 Superior Court.
NOTICE OF SALE
I'nder ami by virtue of the autnor
i ity contained, in that certain deed of,
trust executed to the undersigned
' rustee, on the 14th day of May, 1924,
! by J. L. Ilassell, and Of record in the
public registry of Martin County in
Book Q2 at paK l ' 1 IG, said deed of
tru t having been given to -ecure a
certain bond of even date and tenor
therewith, and the stipulations con
tained in said -deed of trust not hav
ing been copiplit-d with arid at the
)-ci|iie t of the parties interested, the
i.rab r i;■ in 11 ru tee will on Friday,
February, 4th, 1927, at 12 o'clock
M in front of the Court House Door
1 1, ..liie. 'Town of William ton, N. C.
offer for sale at public auction to the
bigbe. t balder for cash, the follow
birth-scribed real estate;
A lot in .t be Town "of Williamston,
.North Carolina adjoining the lands of
r i ii i,. iit urn! bounded as follows;
Deginninir at a po.-l in the South
Hast corner of. .!.. L. Hassell's front
yard on; SmithwLck Street, running
j down safd St-ree't 140 feet to a corner,
a post at Academy Street, running
thence a South'.vest course lilt) feet
along Academy Street to a corner, a
post at Ilassell SJreet, running thence
a Northwest emir e 140 feet along
ll,is.ell Street to a corner in J. L.
Hassell's line in North Easl course
fill) feet to the beiniiing on Smithwick
Street.
This the 3rd day of January, 1927,
WHEELER MARTIN,
lc7 it Trustee.
THE ENTERPRISE—WILUAMSTON. N. C
NOTICE OF SAL® OF LAND
By virtue of the power and author
ity gil'en in a certain Deed of Trust
executed by P. S. Bullock and wife,
Ella Bullock to the undersigned Trus
tee, of record in Book tj-2, Page,
Office of the Register of Deeds for
Martin County, -North Carolina, de
fault hflving been made in the pay
ment of thfe indebtedness , ecured
thereby, I will on Monday the 7th
day of February 1927 at 12 o clock
M. at the Court House Door, Williarq
s,on%'N. C. sell at, public auction to
the "highest Jiridder fdr cash, the fol
lowing described tract or parcel of
]and ,to-Wjt!
Situate in the Town of Williams
ton, North Carolina, adjoining the lot
of the Wiiliamston Ginning and Mill
ing Company, beginning at the corner
of aid LriTy running thence Easterly
o.'ith the Street 89 feet, thence South
erly Street 9& feet, thence
with «nfc of the Witliamton Gin
(ning.una Milling Company 105 feet
£o the beginning, beihg the ame land
conveyed to Joel Bennett by deed
f/om H. I). Peele and wife Emma
Sexton Peel, dated June 30th. 1922,
and of record in the Public Registry
of Martin CpurUv and being the same
land this day conveyed to P. S. Bul
lock by Elbert S. Peel, Trustee, j
'"This January 6th,, 1927.
Time of Sale: Monday, February 7,
1927, 12 u'#Jock M.
plaiv of sale: Court House Door,
Williamston, N C
-Terms of .Sale : Ca-.h.
WHEELER MARTIN,
]-7-4t { Trustee.
I'raig ,an I Pntchet*, attorneys.
NOTICE OK SALE
I'nder and. by virtue of the powers
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned
, trustee on the 16th day of November,
1926, and of recort in Martin County
registry in hook M-l, page 470 secur
ing a certain bond of even date there
with, and the tipulaiions not having
been coiunjied witlr, and at the re
quest of the holder- of said bond the
undersigned trustee will, on the 21 f*l
day of January, 1927, at 12 o'clock
noon,-offer at public auction, in front
of the courthouse door, to Jhe highest
bidder for cash, the following describ
ed property,
Clayton Moore estate on the north,
Thomas Shepherd and Yates on
the east, Edgar Smithwick >ri the
south, and Samuel Legs'itt Wi the
west, and more particularly described
in deed from Edgar 'Smithwick to
Stanley Smithwick. Containing 60
acres, more or le h. Being the same
land this day conveyed to Roxanna
Smithwick by deed from W. A. Hil
liard and wife. •
Thfr Jilst day of December, 1926.
WHEELER MARTIN,
,124 ltw Trustee.,
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-i
TATE
Under and by virtue the power
of sale contained in a ceitain deed of
trust ' executed to the undersigned
trustee by W. R Roebuck and *vife, 1
Dora Roebuck on the 28th day of
November, 1923 ?ecuring certain notes J
of even date and tenor therewith and
recorded in Martin County Registry
Book N-2, page 421 arid default hav- 1
ir.g been made in the payment of the;
••.aid notes and the stipulations con- ;
tained therein not having been com- j
plied withand at the request of the |
holders of the note the undersigned
trustee will on the 4th day of-Febru
ary, 1927 at 12 o'clock M. in front of
the courthouse door in the town of
Williamston, North Carolina offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the, following described real estate,
U,-wit:
Slttfate in Hear Grass Township,!
Martin County, North Carolina, bound
ed on the North by the lands of W. R.
Roebuck, on the East by the lands of
Warner Cowing and the Harrison
lands, on the South by the lands of
Henry and Leggett
heirs. Containing 200 acre.*-; more or
let. 1 and being the same land that
was deed-to W. R. Roebuck by his
father, E. B. Roebuck and mother,
Mary E. Roebuck; reference being
made to said deed for a more perfect l
description. Saving and excepting |
r rom the operation of the deed about j
It acres heretofore sold to Warner
Cowing.
This the 3rl day of January 1927.
ELBERT S, PEEL,
l-4-4t Trustee.
EXECL'TORS NOTICE
Having this day qualified as execu
tor of the estate of William A; Hardi- \
son, late of aMrtin County, all pers
on.-' holding claims against said es
tate are hereby- notified to file same '
for payment with me on or before
January 4, 1928 or this notice will be
plead ip bar of their recovery. All
I»♦-r ens indebted to said estate will ;
plase come forward 'and s make im- j
mediate payment of same.
This the 4th day of January, 1927.
W. li. HARRINGTON,
1.74 Executor.
\. . I
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ,
PROPERTY
I'nder and by virtue of the power of
/ale contained in a certain deed of
tru t executed to th" undersigned
11u tee by A- L. Hogerson and wife,
Mary Amanda Rogerson on the 23rd
(fay of February, 1925 securing cer
tain notes of even date and terror
therewith and recorded in Martin
County Registry, liook Q-2, Page 316
and default having been made in the
payment of the said notes and the
stipulation's contained therein not
having been complied with and at the
request of the holders of the said
notes the undersigned trustee will on
February 4th, 1927 at 12 o'clock M.
in front of the courthouse door in the
town of Williamston, North Carolina
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real es
tate, to-wit:
Beginning at Dennis Peel's corner
in Adkin Branch, running thence a
South course with Dehnis Peel's line
to Dennis Peel's and Claude White
hurst's corner in Bee Tree Branch,
thence a West course dowp the run of
Bee Tree Branch with Claude White
hurst's line to C. T. Peel's* corner,
thence a Northern course with C. T.
Feel's line to J. E. Gurganus line to
Adkin Branch, thence with Adkin
Branch to the beginning. Containing
3P acres more or less. This same Be
ing all of the land owned by the said
A. L. in Bear Grass Town
hip.
This the 3rd day of January, 1926.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
l-4-4t Trustee.
■
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina —Martin Countyf
in the superior court, before the
I clerk.
In the matter of Harry Waldo, L. P.
Waldo. Effie Waldo, liennie Ballard,
Mrs. N. G. Grimes, Mary Dixon,
Mary Salsbury, Ernest Waldo, and
J. E. Waldo, ex parte.
Under and by virtue of the authori
!ty conferred upon the undersigned
' commissioner by virtue of an order (>f
j R. J. Peel, clerk of the superior coujft,
| oi Martin County, made in the above
! entitled proceedings/ on the 16th d4y
;of December, 1926, the undersigned
! commissioner will on Monday, the 17th
day of January, 1926, at 12 o'clock
m.', in front of the courthouse door
in the town of Williamston, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the hign
est bidder for cash, the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
Lying and being the town of Ham
ilton, N. C, bounded on the north by
the lands of J. E. Kdmondson, and
the Sebrell heirs, on the east by
Front Street, on the south by a
street, and on the west by another
slreTl and being more commonly
known and designated as the home
place of the late Jos., T- Waldo.
This the 17th day of December, 1926
ELBERT S. PEEL,
dl 7 4tw Commissioner.
NOTICE: TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
LANDS
Under and by virtue of the power
Of sale contained in that certain deed
"of trust executed and delivered unto
J. C. Smith, tryftee, by trustee of
Middle Ground ltoanoke Missionary
Baptist Association, on the 10th day
6f February, 1920, to secure certain
indebtedness, and of record in Mar
tin County public registry, in book
A-2, page 530; and the stipulators
therein contained not having been
complied with, and upon demand of
the- owner of .=aid indebtedness, the
undersigned will, on Tuesday, the first
day of February, 1927, at two o'clock
p m., in iront of Bank of JRoberson
ville, in town pf Robersonville, said
county, expose to public sale, for cash
the following described lands, to wit:
Situate in the town of Parmele, N.
C., in aid county and State, and on
the corner of Cross and Second
and beginning at the east cor
nel of Cross and Second Streets, and
beginning at the east corner of the
W. W. Harder line, and running
thence the south line or line of
Closs Street 70 yard to Second St.;
thence southerly along Second Street
14(i yard to Church S.reet; thence
northerly alone Church Street 70
yards to Church lot; thence easterly
along a ditch 140 yards to the begin
ning, and being same lands conveyed
to S. R. Riddick, H. C. Jones, and
others, trustees for Middle Ground Ro
anoke. Missionary Baptist Association
by deed of record in Martin County
registry, in book G-l, page 16, and
being the same lot of which said a -
sociation's school building now stands
and this description includtes saiil
building.
This January Ist, 1927.
J. C. SMITH,
j4 4tto Trustee.
NOTICE
The undersigned administrator will
sell for trash, on Tuesday, January
18th, 1927, at 10.30 a. m„ a', the farm
of the lute F. B. t Taylor the follow
ing personal property: All the team,
cr.rts, wagons, harness, hay, corn, of
every kind and description belonging
to the late F. li. Taylor; also all farm-'
ing uten-ils of every kind, including
plows, harrows, hoes, shovels, etc.
This the Gth day of January, 1927.
F. A. TAYLOR,
yt 2t Administrator.
Hew Doctors Treat
Colds tmd the Flu
To break up n cold ovewniglife ' r
ta cut . an a" la k i f f .ri >>:•. it.-
fluenz'i, sore throat or ton.'i I »h" -
bicians and druggists arc now rc ot- ■
mending C'alotaH,, tlv purified and'
refined ca'omc' roimo'-n 1 tablet that
gives j.iu the t.i. t . utoMia aisj
'.'alts lombineu, withot th
ant dUcdU of either.
One or two ('>■' '-HS nt hed-'iir :
with, a swaliow ot wiltor, —that's a'i.'
No salts, no naii nor the slightcs.;
interference with ynirr , rting, wwrfr
or pleasure. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your system is thor
t ughljr pui'iflsi! -and you are feeling
fine with n hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you phase,—-no dan
ger
Get n family pack live. containing
full directions, only >o cents. At any
drug store. (adv)