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THE ENTERPRISE
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Tuesday, Novemberj22, 1927
The Peanut Exposition
Ilu Fast (arolina Peanut Kxpo- as' Sir Walter Raleigh's people found
sitiofi is now Imlv twu weeks off, it and as it wa* introduced to the
when Ahiif kif will shine at Jike nobles of .Europe and smoked by
midday, by the s|iecia"lly prepared il* them. Cominß up ti> the modern
luminal ion of Hie, Virginia Electric 'times, it wilf be shown as a big wheel
iv Power Co. ." •  i in/The world's industry and com*
, . . : merce.
Many floats representing Amen* ( (>f IVanu( wi „ |jo at
can farm crops grown in this section UJf . lilbl , in the ex.posi
will be in the !».« pageant he (m , m ()Wn |l()nie
o|wning night. One final will wj|| h()Sl t() the crops
sent King Cotton. Ind.an corn w.ll ((f his frkndg
play a big part in the parade .and , y tl ,
will-not only sh-tv the corn but the ; Mi|m ., hjllK Wor|h wh|le with . on |y
Indian, too. - ■ I a liilie-trouble. Slid a very small cost.
The tobacco exhibit willTje put on All should stand behind the project
by Willianiston and vy.ill show tobacco and make i( a success.
Two Good Sermons
"Cast thy blend u|x.n the waters," out of their tight. I'hat type of faith
was the text of Kev. 1. W Lie at the ms" too weak to see the ripe fruit of,
Methodist Church Sunday morning, harvest in the little seed, or the abun
while Kev. C H. Dii k y'»texTattV dance of bread coming in to enrich
Baptist Church Sunday night the soul that casts the little loaf on
Whereby he hath granted unto us the waters through faith in the prom-,
exceeding gteat jwoniises, whereb) ise thai every act of goodness and
we might partake of the divine na- im-icy shall receive i>- reward,
tdre." I'he general theme of Iwith : '
sermftn was the same, in that we ap- Preacher too often do star paint-,
patently fail'to appreciate the power ing to please the itching ears of their
and willingness" o"f tiod to keep His hearer , and it is gratifying to have
promises, many apparently being a- the to hear sermons on
fraid to plant a seed because they the simple, but ail |xiwer(ul, sub-j
feat they will not be able tot pliuk jects of service to (jod and faith in
flu ear, wit willing to trust anything His promises,'
Remember the Orphanages
Thanksgiving Day will lw lb/ day day. it is as hi chooses, to give more •
in which every |K-rs^hi in North Car-! or ' t,ss -.
.. i . , ' i . I The committee members, who are
ohna is being asked to donate-one , . ' .
. ! giving of their time in the service of
dav's salarv to the upkeep of some i , . . . . '
1 ' tins worthy cause, simply suggest one
orphanage or sopte orphan earning iiom the' salary, fees,
I his would take care of (lie nerds of jdividends, interests, or profits, wh'eth
practically every child in North Car er it be farm or store. The who
olina who is not being cared for. Of earn;! SO.OO a week, desiring to fol
eourse, no man has to give anything low tin:, suggestion, would lake the
vidual; nor is any person who gives ivpt Sunday and dedicate it to the ;
forced to give just what he earns in a service- of some homeless child.
NOTICE " ami an wcr or dcmifi to the com-1
- -jilalut ot tluL plaiutitt. or siie will ap- f
• Martin C ounty. North Carol...*, i'J C °" T{ lho ri " lief drm,lM| -j
France. Williams vs." Elbert William, i W , ,; ls N ,-, V4 . m111 . r>
I hi* tleleiidanl. ij.liicrt William*, will! o | *PKKI
take notice ti,at action uabnvr en-i , l 8 4tw Clerk Si'.neriorCourt,
tturn la* in«n cAnnMtKts IH in# sn- _ m j . .
' ' M " r,nl t'ounty, N.• 11 u ' . f .
 ariUina tor an absolute divorce ution NOtlt-E Or SAI.E
the vronmN of adultery; the s.ii.l de- Ni■ t i». is In rrl>\ niv cn that under
lontant «ill turtlur raki uotici that atid h\ vtftue ol a certain deed of trust
lu- i- required to appear .it the oftuc cxcciilcd l>y B A. Criteher and wife
m I i litk of the -ittt-rt"r court otftn -thr uiidwtignrrl trim tee hearing
Martin Counts, at the courthouse in date oi June Ist, l'>2-t and of record
the town of \\ illuniston, North Caro- in IMIOC IJ-2, at
lina. on 11 ■- liili da\ ot Deeetnlier. t> registry.'' said' deed tit trust having
1 GORMAN'S MARKET REPORT
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The State report gives 6reenville's October average as $25.19. Gorman's average for October was $26.64. We made this average although we sell such a large percentage of common to
bacco. IT PAYS TO SELL IN GREENVILLE AND AT GORMAN'S. Gorman's has first sale Wednesday. No sale Thursday or Friday, as we,closs Wednesday night for Thanksgiving and
will reopen the following Monday.
The rains on Wednesday and Thursday (two of our first sales) last week, cut our receipts. However, Gorman's sold 820,368 pounds for $224,479.72, and averaged $27.36 for all we sold.
Friday's sale was one of the largest sales of the season (the larger part came in after seven o'clock A. M.). With third second sale and a house over half filled we sold all but three rows. H%d
we been able to sell this, the market would have cleaned up. Prices (considering the order of have held up well all the week, and the grades from 29 cents up showed more
strength Thursday and Friday ; they were not as high as ten days or two weeks ago, but better tnan they were the first of the week. So many have finished selling we look for lighter sales
after Monday and see no reason for prices to get any lower. Greenville will continue the four sales until Christmas. There will be no reduction .u the number of buyers after Thanksgiving.
Send your tobacco to Gorman's and you will get the top of the m arket for every lot in \
Your friends, 1 t ■
J. N. GORMAN AND SONS - Greenville, N. C.
j£: • • ] ' r -v - "• ■ * r ■ •
'been given So-Jutc are the payment of a
j certain note of even date and te'iior
j therewith, and, default having been 1
made in the payment of,..said indebted
i ness. and at the request of the holder
lof said note .and a* per stipulations
j thereof. tl»e~ undersigned trustee will;
]ou_ Saturday, 'the 17th day of Decem-
LWr. 1927. at..'} 2 n'ctnrk mtfiri at the
conrtliou.-e door .of Martin  ounty at
I Williafiit>t»u. .N. C,. offer for sale at
l public .auction to the highest bidder
i lor ca"»h tljt following described real
I estate, to /wit:
• '*A certain tract of land lying and
; living in Martin County-aforesaid, and
I itmre particularly described as fol
lows: iTofrndcd by Conobo Creek.
j Kilty Npriiill. William (iriddin, J. S.
Rhodes, He, -y Uell, and othefs, con
taining- acres, more or less."
This I2th day of November. 1927.
WHKH.KK MARTIN,
nIS 4tw Trustee. -
Hugh G. Norton, attorney.
NOTICE
Havin'g this dby qualified as execu
trix under the last wifl and testament
4 W. A. I.druondsott, deceased, all
persons- holding claims against said
elate arc hereby notified to present
the same to the under ignedTor pay
ment on or befor th sth day of Oc
tobr, 1928, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
art requested to come forward and
make immediate payment of the same.
1 'i bis sth day of October, 1927.
MiMtV D
t.7-01 l.xcv utrix of W.'A. Edinoudson
NOTICE
Having t'ni day qualified as execu
tor of Charlotte Slade, deceased, all
persons holding claims against said
estate will present Same to me as pay
i rtient |;clorc (fUnber 22. 1928, or this
■ notice will be plead in bar ot their're
' covcry All persons indebted f> said
, estate wilt pltav *UIIIC forward and
make immediate settlement -of same.
This the 22ml day of October, 1927.
JOHN D. SLADE.
' ! «25 btvv ■ ~ . Executor.
• NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXE
CUTION
North ( arotina, Martin County.
Ashcraft-Wilkinson CJ. vs. J. G. "
f Modi in andC. W. Miscfit
TU vii 'iie i Van iTtriitu » t'i inc di
rected ir. in the superior court of
Wayne C"Uiitv, North t arolina, in the
above-entitled action, I will,, on Mon
day. tin 7th nay of December, 1927,
at 12 ii link nr.. at the courthouse door
ot Martin ' ounty oiler for sale to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the
said execution all th*; right, title,->and
interest which the said' I'. W. Mi/e-lle
has in the following described rciil es
tate. to wift -
I hirst tract: That certain tract or
I pared oi land situated in lalnesville
l Township, adjoining- the lands of S. JV.
Davis, I lardy Holliday. J. W. Watts,
l. 1,, Cooper. and 'J'. \. ..I)avi>, "and
being the land known as the JJolsv
Davis land ext ept that part thereof j
| allotted to the -aid t'. W, Mirelle I
1 tor his lioiile stead exemption as ap
jpears'of rccorJl in the oHice i>f the
I clerk of superior court of MartUt
II ounty. - !
i Second -tracr: That certain tract or
'parcel of-land situated in Jamcsville
i Township. Martin  "ounty. and adjoin-
FELT DULL. DIZZY
Georgia Man TelU How He Found
Relief for Many Complaints
by Using An Old Home
Repietly.
Athens, Ga.—"l havu been mm riod
61 years, and am the father of ton
childreu," Bays Mr. J. C. E. W« other- •
ford, R.F. D. "A," this city. ' About
the best home remedy I have ever
found is Black IVuugLit. 1 can't re
member when we ha vent uw it in
the family, giving it to the children
for colds and minor ills where u
laxative is needed.
"We must have used Blink
Draught for 40 years, anyway, and
in that timg we have tried it for
many complaints. I wou'.d have
dull, stupid feeling, and mv heir)
would ache and when I would lean
I over, I would get dizzy. Ifo
that a couple of ctbsas of .Blank
-1 Draught would relieve this. 1 u ,cu
to have gas on my stomach, aiui
would spit up grease. Black-Druugl:'.
j relieved this.
"It is iust an all-r„nnd good r.'.edi
j cine. Now that I am 72 years ok'
i I have to take a laxative, and Black
Draught acts easy and gives ir.
satisfaction."
In use for over Bfi years.
Costs only one cent a dose. MC-it:
'HMNSH
I'LT \IM ' IWLFRT
THE ENTERPRISE
ing the lands >f S. S. Davis. Geo.
Mariner, E. fc. Ange, and otlwrs, and
bciiiß the land deeded to C". W.
Mizelte by W. H. 1-Hley and wife.
Kathleen, as appears of record in the
Martin County public registry, in book
D-2, page 55 2.
"litis the sth Uy >f November, 1927.
A. L. ROEBWK,
n8 4tw Sheriff Martin Countv.
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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is h r eby given that under
and by virtue of a certain collateral
note and under the terms thereof,
which note wis executed to the un
derpinned by J? R. Barnhill and others,
the same bfciirn long 4jast due. and on
aco tint of del.at It in the payment
thereof, the urdersigned. will, on
urduv, the 17tJi day of fe>tcember, 1927.
at iJ i6'clock\ii in front of the court-1
hf ii-e Moor of Martin County at VVil-t
liamstoti. N. f offer for sale, at pub
lii iit|Ct)on, to the highest bidder, for
casil7~the following collateral, to wit: j
One ccrtilii.ite, Np. 31, for four
shares*of sto> k in the Koanokr To
bacco Warehouse Company. William
stun, N. C.
This 12th tinv of November. l f '27. j
V. U. BARNES.
Owner of imte collaterally secured'
by above stock nls 4fw (
I i u;di (>. H rtoii. attr rriey.
NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin t'oiihtrr
Hardy Hollis and W. J. Mollis vs. j
J. L. Wynn
Hy virtue 01 an execution directed
to the undersi >icl from the superior
court of Mart"' CountJ n the above
entitled action. I v. ill. on the
Stli day of Pi ''ember. 19-7. :it 12 o'-
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BARNHILL MOTOR COMPANY
B. R. Barnhill, Manager ■ Williamston, N. C
dotfc m., in front of the 'courthouse
door in the town of Williamtton, N.
C„ sell to the highest bidder fpr cash
to satisfy said execution, all the right,
title, and interest which the said J. L.
Wynn ha> (or had at the time of
docketing the within judgment) in the
following described real estate, to wit:
•The same being, lots 13, 14, and 15
. n plat of land formerly, owned by J.
G. Staton and known* as the Ballard
farm, and more particularly described
in a plat of same made by John B.
ReJpass. surveyor, which said plat is
of record In land division book No. 1,
at |'age 460, reference being hereby
made to *aid plat for a more perfect
description; lot No. .13 containing 45.82
acres; lot No. 14 containing 58.47
acres, and lot o. 15 containing 48.55
acne:-,' altogether containing 152.48
acres, more or less.
'J his the.2nd day of November, 1927.
A. L. ROEBUCK.
nH 4tw Sheriff of Martin County.
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