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Town lioard Facing Many Problems
The new town -commissioners will
begin their duties Monday.
The ,work which they will be culled
upon to perform will be a tax en them.
First of all .they must pay interest on
the bonded debt of the town. I'hen
they must levy a tax to meet the
( iterating need- of the town a.- well
Hi. to make sunn improvements.
These are all matters that require
nothing but brines.* judgment, and
se. far as some think, are the only
duties of the lioard.
The second tiling required of the
Heard, which is even mor j
Mian the first, is law enforcement.
Not only is it more important but!
it is a much harder task. Who ever
undertakes the task of law enforce
ment will find it a hard one. It is
like the preservation of morals, it re
quires a constant Hglit for an itfeul-
The only way to fully prevent the
(
breaking of the law or the lowering ,
of morals is to have no law and no j
morals. However, since we all want j
I oth, then the enforcement of the I
h-w lies largely with the town officers. j
There are so, mu.iy laws and so
many ways to violate them that it is i
brad for the best citizens to keep i
them perfectly. The automobile law
is perhaps the hardest of all laws to
keep perfectly. Some find ifliurd to
Keep the dog law; others have trouble
in.keeping the liquor law. Some break |
the law agonist cursing, swearing and i
vulgarity in public, and" bit down the
lir.e until we have hosts of law break |
WANTED TO BUY: SHOATS AND,
pig.> under 100 lbs. live weight.
Will pay from 10 to 12 cents per lb.,
According to size. J. J. Kobersen &
Son, ltoute 1, Jainesville, N. C. Tel
ephone No. 2603. my 24 4t
NOTICE OF SALE
l'nder and by virtue of the author
ity contained in that certain deed of
trust on the 27th day of June, 1921,
and of record in the public registry
o'" Martin County in Hook S~l at
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
Beginning Friday, June 3 Come and Get Your Share To Close Out for 10 Days I
i All iadies's and children's coats to One lot of ladies' and children's Some special bargains in ladies' One special lot of men's $3 and $4
dose out at " w hite cmivas slippers- to go while and children's hats. You have never straw hats—this is the best you have
HALF PRICE ' seen hats look so good for so low a ever seen at a price like QQ/»
You have never seen coats so cheap 01 Q&f* price. this—£o go at 2/Ov
as this before paii ——————————————————
— The best yard wide cotton cloth you One lot of men's and boys' summer
One lot of ladies's3.oo silk hose; . _ , , „ . . , ever saw for lA_ suits—it will pay you to see them —to
colors: Black, brown, and ft|» Special assortment of plain and yard lUC' close out at *
gray; to close out at ODC fancy voil. You will find some extra HALF PRICE
O "PI • 1? /\/\* nice patterns in this assort- f)r Special lot of men ss7 and $8 ox- ——— -
 KOI y -ffiYw 1 111 ) ment- to uo at yard U t)C fords - ou WI " hnd tllls 1S the best A s P efcial value in men's and boys'
Cl/11- J-l/1 - » * : __ value even seen at this AO union suits; to go for
_ One lot of ladies' ss.o° and s7.°° Some especially nice patterns in "'**• «Pl« 30 rQ Hr SI.OO
«^leS'coI e aXetvZ Valencine and torchorn lace One special lot of men's oxfords- 1 Ul
size income style, come and get your , we have your size in some Nice assortment of men's linen
pan. io close out (£0 QQ for only, p* in and get you a pair; v OQ/» suits and summer pants. Come and
a ■; 1/O tJv clo^eout, pair vOt see how cheap we are selling them.
HARRISON BROTHERS & COMPANY
ers. All these* things should receive
tin consideration of th),' town heads.
y. they succeed in clearing the town
ol tin forty rum running bootleggers
and bomb a few gambling centers in
and near the city's center, they will
t,o- a long way towards building up
the community.
The liquor vender causes the break
ing ot many of the automobile laws.
The people, of 'cour.;e expect and
dfinatul perfection \at the luinds of
tiieir town board. Vet' these same
people will patronise many of the
j lavvdireaking schemes. So nnen the
town board needs a good people to
I r,'present, that is to say a law abid
ing people who are willing to help
uphold instead of help break the very
laws themselves.
If the Hoard will hold its doors
Open to the public a'l all-times, never,
rule by executive session, but move
I
i free and above board in oil things, it
j will succeed.
In times past, boards have permit* j
J ted certain individuals and factions
;to sneak in with prepositions and :
I m hi mes, not with an aim to help but'
| to hinder the town and then shut the
doors in the face of the folks. This
should never be done. If there is any
thing before Jtuiird that can't stand
the light of the public,then it is either
partisan or improper and it and not
the people should be put out.
We say down with, closed sessions
and up with law enforcement.
; page 7,' i, by IS. J. I'arisher, said deed
of trust having been given to secure
a r.ote of even date and 'enor there
with, and the stipulations contained
in said deed of trust not huving been
complied with und at the request of
the parties interested, the undersign
ed trustee will on Monday, June 18,
1927 at 12 o'clock M. in front of the
Court House IJoor in the Town of
Williamston, N. C.. offer for sale at
, v public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
i property:
Beginning on the Williamston and
Jamesviile Road. in the corner of the
land belonging to the James E. Wil
liams heirs; thence running Southerly
with said line to a ditch, thence
Southwesterly along said ditch to the,
Burger line, the run of Peter Swamp;
thence up said Burger line with the
j run of Peter Swamp to the William-
I ston and Jamesviile Road, thence a
long the Williamston and Jamesviile
lioad to the beginning containing 6
acres more or less and ' being the
same land that was conveyed to S. J.
I'arisher by deed from Grover F.
.Godard and W. K.. Godard dated 30th
day of November, 1920 and of record
in the public registry of Martin
Ccunty in Book D-2 at page 586.
This the 12th day of May, 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
my-13-4t Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE Oi REAL
ESTATE
l'nder and by virtue of the power
ef stile contained in a certain deed of
trust executed to the undersigned I
trustee by John E. Williams and wife,)
Mary A. Williams, on the Ist of Jan-1
uary, 1925, which said deed of trust f
is of record in the public registry of j
Martin County in book Q-2, at pagu j
322, said deed of trust having been J
given to secure, certain notes of even j
date and tenor therewith, and default J
having been made in the payment of J
tilt: same, and the stipulations con
tained in the said deed of trust not'
having been complied with, and at j
the request of the holder of the said i
notes the undersigned trustee will on j
Saturday, the 11th day of June, 1927,
at 12 o'clock m., in front of the court
house door in the town of William
ston, N. C., offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
First tract: Lying on both sides of j
the A. C. L. railroad near Wiltz. Sid
ing, bounded on the north by the
lands of Buck Williams, on the eastj
by the lands of Ransom Roberson, on |
the south by the lands of J. M. Hope
well, and on the west by the lands of
Noah Roberson and Henry Riddick, j
containing 50 acres, more or less, and I
being the same land whereon Join!
E. Williams and wife, Mary A. Wil- j
liatns, now live, andr'being the same'
land willed to John E. Wiltiams.
Second tract: Containing 154 acres,
more or less,, and bounded on the j
north by S. S. Hatlley. on the east by |
I Gus Lanier, on the south by Geprgi- 1
j anna Cotanch, and on the- west by i
Joe Davenport, being more commonly
! known as the Bettie Williams land.
Third tract: Containing 55 acres,j
more or less, bound "'! o:i the nor'h by 1
the Bell heris, on the east by the
Mill heirs, on the south by L. H. Wil
liams, and on the west by J. L. Coi>
, train*, and being more commonly
known as the Dempsey tract of land.
The three above tracts of land be-
I ine' all of the land now owned by
John E. Williams and wife, Mary -A.
Williams, located in Williams Town
ship, Martin County, North. Carolina.
This the 11th day of May, 1927.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
r yl3 4tw Trustee.
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