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THE ENTERPRISE
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WILIII AMSTOS, NORTH CAROLINA
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matter.under the aei of Conjfress-of March 3, 1879.
Address all communications to The Enterprise and not to indi
vidual members of the company. -
V" Tuesday. October 4, 1927
? Streets Need Clearing Up
WrliianiSKm u' lihl li.uk better Sjate highways No. 30, 90, and 125;
with the .strefe cleared nf so much also Federal highway No. 17, '
private advertising
. , . I Not dnly do we find this tvpe of
One -big sign in ihe town, located . , - , .
, . sign but on the streets ahd sidewalks
in the street, directs traftii to a pri- -
, . ... - d jve see all manner of sign*;. of ice
vate ferrv across Alliemarle Sound at
.... ' , i ream factories, goods,- wares, mer
l.denton. Ihe "State highway com- ... ,
_■ " . '■■■■" , , I'liandlSf; unfl grimily «a.
nnsstim rmitps irafhc ffutn flits mint , ~ , • *,
~ • . .... . chines are allowed to stand in the
over Route No. • to Windsor, , , , , , w
, • - ' . I streets and block traffic
theme across uie Chowan bridge to: .... —
Edenton. jl i distance of about \2 ' If Williamston has no. or/finance
.miles, and a l*hour run. The pri-{governing the cluttering— tip of its
vate ferry sign would have t rttlfic gosidrw a Iks and. streets, then it is be
on Route No. 90 to Roper, thence j hin) in its service to the puljtllc and
across to Mackev- 2 miles; then should at least have its streets and
across the sound, about 8 milestin- sidewalks free for the public traf
*trip requiring about'two hours; This tit anil not desecrated as show
sign is.placed at the intersection of grounds. .
Two Leading Candidates for the Presidency
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There. a large .nuniTjerof can- wake of. Reed Sinoot s liberal m#r
didates for President.M-the I'nited liage laws and enable it to embrace
Stales: but-the two leadin; candi- •-disgruntled democrats and farmers—
dates, according to what e >w in 'in {act, any other class of traders
the pa|K*rs. are ntoney and liquor. w -|„, show a willingness to submit.
They are culling a snell:. they are t.'nfortunately, it is trying itself out
winnowing the West this slimmer in on the Democrats and is straining
@>fPrt ti. wed Hie farmers. every point to try to hark the party
lriquor, being a rushed into a liquor jug. Most of the po
lo I'tali, where it might iltrrve in the litical noise at the present-evidently
WHY WAIT AND WAIT?
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PEEL MOTOR COMPANY
Williamston N. C.
i The money candidates operate in
a different way. They move silently
i and make their figures on maghog
(any tables behind several doors. They
believe that silence is golden, and
work t(i that end. Money upes
logic. Liquor appeals to impulse.
Amid 411 these dilemmas, where do
we find principle: where is the party
l today that is looking at the big gov
ernmental policies? Is it not true!
that we all are traveling a |>ersonal
jMjlitical road, one that "we hope will j
make laws for our es[>eciaJ taste arid
benefit, regardless of how many hard
ships it hangs on the neck of the
next generation?
We ;i«—*Hiu]ently growing into a
nation of dollars, with monev the en-j
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I throned king.
NOTICE
j The board of Commissioners of Mar
tin Comity, N. C'„ at its office in the
courthouse at VViHianMon, N. C., now
offerS for sale to tlie highest bidder
■ the County'# note for $20,00(1, payable
[four months after date.
This money is to be borrowed for
the purpose of paying appropriations
made for the current fiscal year and
lin anticipation of the collections 01
.taxes and other revenues of such fi .'•
"peal year: ■» *
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..This notice is.given pursuant to freer-;
' tion 4of chapter HI fif tlie public laws
jof North C arolina, of 1927.
t. Bids fisr said rate* are invited now
' |or at any time, within five days from
> tbr date of this notice.
By order of the board of com mid-'
.Hitoner* of Martin County duly made
in regular session on the 3rd day of
' : This 4th day of ()ctol>er, 1927.
SAM®(i.ICTSINGER.
o4 It Clerk to the Board. ■
; COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
LAND
Under and by virtue of authority
! vested in tlie undersigned commission
er by judgment of the superior cburt
| of New Hanover County, North Caro
lina, in a civil action entitled Conestee
Chemical Co., plaintiff, vs. Maggie
| Wynn and, J. Lass Wynne, defend
| ants, I shall expose for sale at public
| auction, tG the highest bidder /or cash,
at the courthouse 1 door at Williaui
stcm, N. C., on Monday, November
,' 7th. 1927, at 12 o'ilocjc noon, the fob
1 tovving tract or panels of land situat
ed and lying in iTii ( otinty of Mar
'' tin. State of N'nrtli atolina, to wit:
All of thnsi 1 ertaiu tracts of land
; lying jmd being in the State of North
j Carolina. County of MartTiT. nc&r the.
| town «f Kvrrrtts, N. C., and being
tracts numbered thirteen (1.5), tour
' 1 teen (14), and fifteen (15). on plat of
land formerly owned by J. •«. Sutoif;.|
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and known a* liic.M. W. Ballard farm
as surveyed bv John, I). Rcspass. said
plat being found in Martin, County
of .Deeds office. in plat l>ook
No. 1. at 4/Mi. -to which said
plat reference i« hereby made for more
perfect descripti n. Tract No. 14 con
tains 58.47 acre», Tract 'No. 15 con
tains 48.58atris. Tract N0.*13 con
tains 45.82 a *vs. All the tracts above
FC4TDMD K-ASy.ioNJI
\ /1H All that is now in Coats, Suits,
Dresses and Wraps in Our Big
The collection includes an extensivcand comprehensive variety of distinguished frocks,
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roats. hats, and accessories—all specially designed for the woman who demands well-groomed in-
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dividuality. For sports, for dress, for afternoon, or street wear—the correct costume for every -
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occasion is here for your approval t
Margolis Brothers
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. referred to in the aggregate ctmtain
I 152 48 acres.
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| Tract No. 1 contains 39.1 aCTes fr>rm
j eriy owned hy J. G. Staton and known
: aB part of the Ballard farm, as survey
ed and platted by C.' M. Credle, sur
veyor, plat of which is on fecord in
Martin County Registry in book No.
1, at pkge 487, to which [Hat refer
ence is made for description.
Tract No. 3, containing 38.07 acres,
situated near the town of Ereretts, N.
C.,- on plat of property formerly
owned hy J. G. Staton and known as
the Ballard Farm, as surveyed and
platted by C. M. Credje, surveyor,
which said map or plat is recorded in
map book No. 1, at page 487, of the
public registry of Martin County, ref-
Tuesday, October 4,1927 , ?
crcnce to .said map is hereby nude for
a more perfect description. s .
Time: Monday, November-7th, 1927,
at 12 o'clock m. ,
Place: Courthouse door. Williamston
N. C. '
Ti-rms: Cash.
"fhis the Ist day of October, 1927.
. J. G. McCORMICK.
o4 4tw 4 Commi»»ioner.