THE E N TE R P R I S E
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ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING COMPANY
~ , Williamst m, North Carolina
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Money—A Curse in Some Instances
TKoney again proves itself a curse unci a little there, in interest ami trib
in some cases. Nothing takes thej u „j had stored it in sale places,
place of money as a "matter 01 con- The cooling wind condenses the vu
venience in exchange. In fact, our j, or a ,„| it (alls back to earth as a
great mass of business could not be ~ storm, not the sparkling dew
transacted without what we call mon- iiro p s , lg lt WUti w hun drawn from the
ey as the measure of exchange. So ;rowinjf p i u „l.s, but it crushes down
money, when used for its true pur- n th( verj . n„wers from which it
pose, is one most valuable ar- y lukt!|l in t | u » shape of beatiiK hail
tides. Vet it is one of the nios use- . |(d ,| ou(iing ru j„ t o tear and injure
less when improperly used. It cun carth
only oe used to express the value of u , the en(l
other things. It can not be used as  f way wUh ul force of
.. food or raiment. It is only .he mens- ( humJ( . ; nn{j
ur " pf thcir valui '' j v |, en he turned "it loose at the brink
When we look at the succms or the, gravc . > j t crashed down on his
failure.; of men we frequently 'iave| Ul|U relatives and the coif)-
no busis other than the dollar to ''K* |^ iun ity in which they live as u mighty
ure upon. We pay no atten'ion 'o|j toll of destruction, arraying friend
k:n. words, cups of cold wai*-,  i I friend, neghbor against neigh
things of that kin-Lund the man who L r . u i nlt invading consternation
dies without money is too frequently . m(j ~iß grai. ( . l( , hundreds of good
culied a failure, and the man who people •
dies with it is called of mnrvelou -1 : .
NOTICE OF SALi:
* uiceßs - Under and by virtue of the author-
A fine illustration of the damage j ity contained, in a certain deed of
. . trust executed to the undersigned
sometimes done with money is now Muy> 1294
being seen in the Brown will case. (,y li. G. Sexton and wife and of
An estate is' built up just as the record in the public registry of Mar-
- Ki' ut storm cloud is built up; by thel
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sun rays that brum down on land and
sea,, pulling ,up a little vapor from
every blade of (trass, the leaves of all
the roses; the Streams, the lakes, and I
th.' seas give up to the strong force
of the son's heat and ar," caught by
tin breezes and carried around here
and there. •
Judge' ltrown had done the same
tiling with his powerful influence and
strength of mind. He had gathered
front the body of people a little here
GOT RTDITPOISON
Kentuckian Finds Black-Draught
t Great Aid ID Relierinf
Constipation, and Soon
FecU 0. K.
Catlettaburg. Ky.—Mr. Miles Hop
kins, of 1218 Center Street, tms
city, says:
"There was a time when my health
was not so good. I sutfered a great
deal from gas pains. My system
waa saturated with poison which
waa not properly eliminated. From
time to time I had severe head
aches, and I felt sluggish and dull.
"I knew of Black-Draught as a
medicine for constipation, so 1
thought I would try it. For a while
I taw a small dose every night un
til my ayatem was rid of the ac
cumulated poison.
"I gained in weight and my gene
ral health was good. That expe
rience made me realize the merits
of Black-Draught. I kept it in my
• home and When I begin to feel life
leas and dull, I take a dose, after
wfajph 1 feel 0. K. again.
*Teople generally do not realiza
Um risK they take in allowing con
stipation to run on. I try to keep
my ayatem cleansed, and I find
Black-Draught a great aid in doing
this."
For sale everywhere, 25c. Get a
package today. NC-183
Gold® Store
223 WaM.iyton Street
PHONE
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BROOMS.. 20c
With the purchase of SI.OO, we will sell you a 75c broom,
| just to £et acquainted, for t- c -
DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING PEACHES 27c
i/xTL CORN, Best for the money . can, 10c
MIAMI EARLY JUNE PEAS can, 14c
» SIDE MEAT * pound, 19c
PLATE MEAT pound, 17c
; GOLD STAR COFFEE, The Best Drink, lb 45c
; MAXWELL HOUSE TEA, 4 ounce can 23c
a LIPTON'S TEA, 4 ounces 25c
I MACKEREL, Large size y each, 10c
[ „ COMPLETE LINE OF SNUFF AND TOBACCOS
I CAMPBELL'S IH>RK AND BEANS, 3 for 25c
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We Are Opposed to the Town Buying Another Oil Engine
For the reason that in all probability we will have to buy another in a few years more. We favor buying: our juice from some -
large power company on as cheap a basis as possible and have on tap an unlimited amount of power. The large power companies
have not ruined western and Piedmont North Carolina, and we believe they will do more than any other agency towards develop
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ing us industrially.
ANOTHER LIGHT USER AND TAXPAYER
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tin County in Hook Q-2 at page 122,: rustee, on the 23rd day of Mav, 1921 .
said deed of trust having been given by R. O. and wife, and of,
to secure a certain note of even date record in the public registry of Mai
and tenor therewith, and the qtipul*- 1 tin County it. Book Q-2 at page 12",;
tiens contained in said dctd of trust taid deed of trust having bean given I
"not-having been complid with and at j to secure a certain note of even date
the request of the parties interested and tenor therewith and the stipula
-1 the undersigned trustee will on Mon- liens contained in said deed of trust
I day the 13th day of June, 1927 at not having been complied with P-tv*
I Vs. o'clock M. in front of the Court at the request of the parties interest- •
> 'House Door in the Town of William- e.i, the undersigned trustee will on
Eton, N. C. offer for sale at public | Monday the 13th day of June, 1927
auction to the highest bidder for cash! a; 1! (.'clock M. in front of the Court
"the following described property: [ Haute Door in the Town of William-1
Beginning at W. tt Gaylord's | stem N. C. offer for sale at public j
1 corner in Cowing -Lanier's swamp j auction to the highest bidder for
I running with swamp to C. M. Long's; the f- ilowing described rjai
. line, thence along C. M. Long's line j King lots No. 1& 3 'r, the sub
-40 poles, thence Northweslerdly to i>i\>von of the James Z. Brown Lais I
W. B. Gaylord's line thence along and bcuncW by Cabin Swamp and |
W. B. Gaylord's line to the begin- 1 Heaver Dam .Sw amp and running a- j
ning containing 50 acres more or less. | long the Avenue the land'.
This the 12th day of May, 1927. re shown by Map and measuring on
HENRY C. JACKSON, ivme 1575 feet.
mv-13-4t Trustee. TUir. the 12tli day of May 1927.
ZJZ : HENi;V C, JACKSON,"
NOTICE OF ACTION JOB DIVORCK ! niy-JT 4t Trustee.
, North Carolinu —Martin County. i- !
K. H. Moore, Plintiff, vs. I-ula Moore, NOTICK OF SALE |
Defendant 1 Vnder and by virtue of tne author-
The defendant above named will Ity contained in thart certain deed el
"iti.ke notice that an action has thistrust executed to the undersigned
i.l day been instituted in the Superior j trustee on the 23rd day of May, lici
i Court of Martin County, said action! by N. R. Manning and v.ife and "f
1 being for an absolute divorce upon the j record in the public registry of Mar
|,rounds of five years separation. i tin County in Hook Q-2 at page 12.1,
And the said Lulu Moore will fur-j said deed of trust having been given
ther take notice that she is required,| to secure a note of even date an!
e! 1,, answer the complaint of the plain- ] tenor therewith and the stipulation,
„ tiff, which is now deposited in the of- j contained in said deed of trust m I
i (ice of the undersigned, on or before j ha\ing been complied with and a',
1 the 18th -day of June, 1927, or tHe the request of the parties
il 1 relief demanded will be granted. the undersigned trustee will on Moi; j
This the 20th dav of May, 1927. oay, Juue 13th, 1927 at 12 o clock
e ! k. j. I'EKLE, M. in front of the court house door in
T li,y 20-4 Clerk Superior Court. - the Town of Williamston, N. C. offer
I for sale at public auction to : .ho
'' NOTICE OF SAI,E I highest bidder for cash, the follow
f | r.der and by virtue of the ".utbor-i nig described property.
,1 ,v. untamed in that certain deed of A one-half undivided interest .in
. ti't'St executed to the undor.si.rned j -ands de.scribe-l a.- foiems: (■'! ■' !
; NOTICE TO HORSE AND MULE OWNERS
I OF MARTIN AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
SHOKINt, Of! TRIMMING W Ffe^T
d No team should be plowed with long feet. They are subject to
split and hold filth, which creates sand gravel uiH thrush. Sand
' gravel will not enter a short sound foot. Sinceitely.
I Will Be at Thigpen's Stables on Tuesdays
!| C. MADRIN
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THE ENTERPRISE WILUAMSTON, N. C.
North by lands of Joe Modlin on the Gnmshaw Land. and Jno. R. Coltrain, containing 100
East by Jamesville and Washington SECOND TP.4CT: Bour.ded on '.he .™° r ® 311 " WII * 3
Land Co. on the South by Jamesville North by J. E. Manning and N. R. • "
ant Washington Land Co. on the Manning and J. L. Coltresn, on the This of
north by Grimshaw LanJ containing J. art by lands of P. E. Get singer, on HENRY C. JACJ^OJN,
JOO acres more or less ar.d known as the South by lands of W. G. Hardi-; my-l-4t
Grimshaw Land, this being one-half son and the West by W. G. Hardiaon VI heeler Martin, At to may.
For Tour Decoration Day Trig)
and All Season •»
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W\ \ and Economy of
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Following Dealers Can lave Yon Money and Serve Ton Better*
I WILUAMSTON MOTOR CO. C. D. Perkins
Williamston, N. C. Hamilton, N. C.
EZZEIL SERVICE STATION B. E. Moye & Son
Jamesville, N. C. Oak City, N. C.
BARNHILL SERVICE STA. J. F. Jordan
Everetts, N. C. Darderis, N. C.
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ICAR LOAD
I 5 Y. Crimp Roofing
READY FOR DELIVERY
! Cheap for the Cash
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Culpepper Hardware Co.
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Elizabeth City WILLI AMSTON Ederiton