Jjfesday,]uly 1, 1930.
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Wiliia
Visiting Her Aunt
Miss- Anna Speight Fountain, of
Weldon, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H.
L. Meador, (or several days.
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Returns From Greensboro
Miss Nellie Fae Meador has re
cently returned from Greensboro,
where she visited relatives for sev
eral days.
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Business Visitor Here
Mr. C. A. Askew, of Jamesville,
was a business visitor here Saturday.
At More head City
Messrs. Frank Carstarphen and
Dave Beach spent the week end at
Morehead City.
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Visitor Here Friday
Mr. John Eubanks, of Hassell, was
a business visitor here Friday.
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Spend Sunday at Bayview
John W. Manning and W. H. Gur
kin spent Sunday at Bayview.
Spends Week End Here
Miss Mildred Purvis, of Kittrell,
spent the week end with Mrs. K. B.
Crawford. I
HENRY S. EVERETT, CANDIDATE
ior
. COUNTY COMMISSIONER
_ Robersonville, N. C.
Dear Friend*:
I want to thank you for your excellent support accorded me in
the primary held June 7th, and I ahall alwaya have a very keen re
membrance for thii kind act, and with to assure you I appreciate
all you did ia my behalf.
Aa you know, there were only three gentlemen nominated for
your Board of County Commissioners; two more will be selected on
July sth. I am still a candidate for this important position, and if
I wasn't fortunate enough to receive your vote in the last primary,
I trust that you have reconsidered and decided to turn your strength
my way in the primary to be held July sth.
If nominated and elected, I promiae to work for an economical
administration consistent with good government and in keeping with
the law. I am counting on you as my friend.
Yours respectfully,
Henry S. Everett
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These Banks Will All be
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Closed on the 4th of July
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Our banks will close on July 4th, as a tribute to the 1
sacred memory of our forefathers, who won for us the
freedom which guarantees to us liberty in business, in
church, and in State.
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We take the liberty to say to the people of Martin
County that it will be a pleasure to serve them in any
way possible.
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Society & Personals
Mis. KLBKKT 8. PKBL,
In Wake Forest r
George Shearon and Robert Cowen
are spending a few days in Wake For
est this week.
Attend Meeting in Wilson
W. C. Manning attended a board
meeting of the trustees of Atlantic
Christian College in Wilson yester
day.
Visiting in Kins ton
Mrs. Fannie Hassell is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Jeffries in Kinston
this week. ® j
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In Warsaw Sunday
Herbert Cowen and Homer Barn
hill were in Warsaw Sunday.
From Washington
Ikey Manning and George Leach,
of Washington, visited friends here
Sunday.
Spends Week End Here
Dr. W. H. Harrell, of Norfolk,
spent the week end here.
Visits Friends Here
Victor Everett, of Raleigh, spent
the week end here with friends.
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Visit Parents Here
i William Hodges and Ben Court
- ney, of Raleigh, visited their par
ents here over the week end.
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I.eave for Washington
I Paul Simpson and Rush Bondurant
. will spend the Fourth in Washing
. ton, D. C., where they will attend
the New York-Washington baseball
games.
At Eden House Sunday
( Misses Mary Carstarphen, Mar
garet Rogerson, Mary Anne Crockett
Mary Alice Dunning, Elsie Andrews,
and Asa Crawford spent Sunday at
. Eden House Beach.
Returns From High Point
W. B. Watts returned Sunday from
High Point.
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! Visiting Friends Here
Joel Muse, of Petersburg, is vis
iting friends here this week.
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' Fiom New York
Chuck Frieidman, of New York,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mar
golis over the week end.
In Morehead City Sunday
Miss Mary Leggett, Dick Smith,
jand Marvin Britton were in More
■ head City Sunday.
Spends Sunday Here
Mr. Paxie Badham, of Edenton,
spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Biggs. MPS. Badham, who has
been here for the last week, returned
home with him.
In Goldst>oro Sunday
Sheriff Roebuck was in Goldsboro
Sunday, where he carried a colored
patient to the hospital.
Spends H'rr/fr End at Home
Mr. T. C. Cook, of Rocky Mount,
spent the week end here with his
family.
hi Washington Sunday
Mrs. Mary Belle Osborne and Mrs.
Lewis Manning spent Sunday in
Washington.
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30 minutei, checks a Cold the first day
and checks Malaria in three days.
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THE ENTERPRISE
At Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Staton spent
the week end at Virginia Beach.
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At Morehead City
Miss Lyda Cook and Hugh Wy
att spent Sunday at Morehead City.
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Visits Friends Here
Herbert Taylor, o{ Rocky Mount,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Visiting Here
Miss Anna Speight Fountain, of
t Weldon, is visiting Nettie Ferrell
Meador.
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1 Here From Rocky Mifunt
I Mr. R. W. Kverett, of Rocky Mt.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brown
for a few days.
Visiting Here
t Mrs. Rena Cunningham, of Pine
land, is spending a month here with
l het son, Mr. E. P. Cunningham, and
Mrs. Cunningham.
, In Town Last Sight
i Mr. and Mrs. Asa Johnson and
Mrs. J. P. Boyle, of Hamilton, were
visitors in town last night.
. At Nags Head
Mrs. G. H. Harrison, Mrs. Jim
King and daughter, Misses Velma
Harrison, Esfher and Martha Har
, rison, Mildred Harden, Lucy Claire
• Ivey and Messrs. Bill Spivey, R. L.
and Hubert Coburn are spending a
few days at Nags Head.
. Leave for Xags Head
Judge Clayton Moore and children
left yesterday for Nags Head.S
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Return from Xags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert S. Peel, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Godard, Mrs. J. S.
■ Rhodes, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Harry
1 A. Biggs, Chas. Lancaster and F. M.
Manning returned yesterday from a
short stay at Nags Head.
' Engagement
Announced
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Mrs. Joseph Lawrence Robertson
announces the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of her daughter,
Emma Susan, to Mr. James Owen
ißowen, of West Fla.,
the wedding to take place on Tues
day, August 12, 1930, at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Williamston, 1
N. C.
Joint Hostesses To
Baptist Philatheas
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Mesdames Jim King and Paul
Jones were joint hostesses to the Bap
tist Philathea Class last Wednesday
night with Mrs. King at her home in
the Tar Heel A|wrtments. At the
conclusion of the business program 1
the hostess served a salad course. —'
Reporter.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County—lit
tht Superior Court.
J. O. Staton, Surviving Partner of
Daniel and Staton, and J. G. Staton,
Administrator of Henry Daniel vs.
John A. Albritton and wife, Nina Al
ritton and Hattie Randolph.
By virtue of an execution directed to
the Undersigned from the Superior
Court of Martin County in the above
entitled action, I will, on the -ttli clay
of August, 1930, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at
the Courthouse door of said county, sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, to
satisfy said execution, all the right,
title and interest which the above
named defendants have in the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit;
Located in Williams Township, Mar
tin County, adjoining Highway No. 90
on the South, Wiley Lanier on the
East and Delia Griffin on the North
and West, containing one acre, more '
! or less.
I This 25th day of June, 19.1(1.
C. H. ROEBUCK. '
7-l-4t * .Sheriff. _
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County—ln
the Superior Court before the Clerk.
In the matter of Mamie Wynn and
husband, W. D. Wynn, Doc Har
rison, Will Harrison, Bob Stalls,
Beulah May Harrison and husband,
Herman Harrison, Raymond Stalls,
Eloise Harrison and husband, Ray
mond Harrison, Jonah Stalls, Jennie
Gray Hodges and husband, R. J.
Hodges, Mac Stalls, Annie Lee Stalls,
Bettte Stalls, Maniza Taylor and
husband, Sam Taylor; Sylvester
Stalls, Dessie Lewis, and husband;
Raymond Lewis, Annie Mae Stalls,
Bessie Mae Stalls; Patrick Brown,
H. L. Taylor, Carrie Dell Lowden
and husband Calno Lowden, Leßoy
White, Mary White Pruett and hus
band, H. L. Pruett.
Pursuant to an order of sale signed
by R, J. I'eel, Clerk of the Superior
Court of Martin County, in the above
entitled proceedings on "the 9th day ol
June 1930, the undersigned commis
sioner will on Wednesday the 9th day
of July 19.10 at 12~ o'clock M., in front
ot the courthouse door in the town of j
Williamston, North Carolina, offer for j
sale to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Beginning at a pine, Outerbridge's
r An Unpleasant Subject
,'All of the functions of life are not
pleasant to consider. Perhaps this is
why some mothers refuse to think that
such symptoms as restlesa sleep, loss of
flesh, lack of apr letite or itcmng none
and fingers in their children, can be
caused by round or pin worms. Many
mothers have proven, however, that a
few doses of White's Cream Vermi
fuge, that sure and harmless worm
expellant, will make these symptoms
disappear. You can get White's Cream
Vcrmilufc for 25 cents per bottlo from
Clark's Drg Store.
WILLIAMSTON
corner, running N 79 W 31 and 1-!
. poles to a sweet gum and pine in Sam
Branch, thence up said branch the run
thereof 45 and 1-5 poles to a black
gum in Outerbridge's line, thence East
along said line 54 poles to two pines
and a black jack, then South 20 West
• 53 poles to the beginning, containing
12 acres more or less and being the
same land deeded to Joshua Taylor by
Geo. T. Johnson by deed dated Feb.
17th, 186.1 and recorded n the public
registry of Martin County in Book
> MM M at page 318.
This the 9th day of June, 1930.
ELBERT S. PERL, ...
B. A. CRITCH F.R,
. 6-17-4t , **■. Commissioners.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County—ln
the Superior CJourt.
D. G. Matthews vs. T. H. Burras Heirs
Defendants above named and all
, other parties interested will take notice
that an action as above has been com
l menced in the Superior Court of M.ir
tin I ounty for the purpose of foreclos
ing certain tax certificates of sale cov
ering the following described lalid:
Thirty (30) acres of Cooper land, lo
cated in Jainesville Township, and fully
described in complaint in the above
j canie o i file in the Clerk's office to
!, v !; ch rofrence may tie had for a full
description; and said defendants will
further take notice that they arc re
quired to appear at the Clerk's office of
Mart n i 'oipity. North Carolina, within
fliirt\ days from service of summons
and an wer or demur to the complaint
0,. plait aiff's or the relief demanded
will IK- asked forr
It is further ordered that all others
claiming an interest in the subject mat
ter arc required to appear, present and
defend their respective claims within
six ninths from the date of this notice
olherw -e. thev shall he forever bar
red »uul foreclosed of any and all in
terest or claim in and to the property
or the proceeds received from the sale
thereof.
This 27th day.-■of June, 1930.
K. J. PEEL. Clerk.
7-l-4t Superior Court.
NOTICE OF SALE
By-virtue of tlu-authority contained
. 4iua xvr Uiiu. lJj.ual.xii XujjU ,execute4~uu.
the Ist day of January, 1923, to South
ern Trust Company. Trustee, by J. H.
S.herrod and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for Martin Coun
ty. N. C.. default having been made in
the' conditions of said Deed of Trust,
the said Southern Trust Company,
Trustee, will, on the 3(lth day of July.
1930. at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the
Court House door of Martin County'
N. C., offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described lands:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land -containing 470 acres, mora or
less, situate, lying and being on the
Old Williamston Road about 2 1-2
miles from the town of Hamilton, in
Hamilton Township. County of Martin,
i N. C. adjoining the lands of J. H. Shcr
rod on the North: J I'. Uoyle on the
East: V K. Taylor. Tiled Roebuck and
tin Speight Farm on the South; and
the Bennett Farm on the West, and be
! ginning at the intersection of the canal
with the Hamilton County Road, cor
ner of the Hemiett Farm and I. H.
I Sherrod; thence up said canal 3>()o feet
Ito Coiioho Creek; thence down said
Conoho ( reek SXOO feet to corner on
Speight Farm near Mill pond; thence
about N. 15 degrees 45 minutes W.
1725 feet: thence N. 52 degrees W. 775
feet; thence N. 10 degrees W. 290 feet;
thence N 45 degrees E. 360 feet; thence
down the breast Work N. 3 1-2 degrees
E. 4660 feet to a corner on the Hamil
ton County Road; thence with said
| Road S. 60 degrees W. 790 feet; thence
S. 75 12 degrees YV. 760 feet; thence
S. 82 degrees 3322 feet; thence S. 76 3-4 i
degrees W. 434 feet; tljence S. 66 3-4j
degrees W. 487 feet; thence S. 78 1-2 1
'degrees W. 147 feet to the intersection
I of the canal with the Hamilton County
Road the point of beginning.
I This notice dated and posted this
2Kth day of lirtie, 1930.
SOUTHERN) TRUST COMPANY',
7-1,-4t Trustee.
By W, A. Warth,^Attorney.
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Martin County.
In the Superior Court, In-fore the
Clerk.
George Davis and Willie Clifton Davis
vs. Mack Davis and Jesse Davis
The defendants above naiiied will
take notice that - an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the su
perior court of Martin County, North
Carolina, for the-purpose of having a
commis-sioner appointed to sell a house
and lot situate in Williamston, North
Carolina, owned by the plaintiffs and
the defendants as tenants in common,
for division, and the said defendants
will further take notice that they are
required to, appear before the under
signed clerk of the superior court of
Martin County at his office in William
ston, North Carolina, within thirty (30)
days, and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the plaintiffs
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
I bis the 28th day of June, 1930.
R. J. PEEL.
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Htfgh G. Horton, Atty. jyl-4t
RID OF BAD TASTE
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5 „ NOTICE OF SALE OP LAND FOR TAXES
" North Carolina—Martin County.
? . W. B. Daniel, Tax Collector for the Town of Williamston, N. C„ have
* this day levied on (he following described tracts of, or parcels, of land, lying
" and being in the Town of Williamston, Martin County, N. C., and will sell
* same at Public Auction "For Cash" at the courthouse door in Williamston, N.
„T" ° n  j n^ a y> J u 'y "30 at 12 o'clock M., for taxes due upon said lands for
K the year 1929 and all previous taxes now due, unless tax and tost are paid on
e or before that date. _ L
y This the 2nd day of June, 1930.
P "■ B. DANIEL, Tax Collector Town of Williamston.
5 White
r, a u . », • „ Taxes Cost Total
\ V '■ Arnhf-s 1 res. Maint Street $18,127 SI.BO $185.07
Ackell Richards, 1 Mam vacant and 1 Smithwich res. 71.08 180 72 88
Frank Bennett, 1-2 interest in Farmerr WlTseT : W.l>! • 1.H0.92.71
Mrs.-Mollie Riggs, 1 Hamilton Road .... 17.47 1.80 18.27
S. R. BiRK» Iron & Motor Co., Washington St., 1928-29 359.49 1.80 361.29
Biggs and Stalls, 1 Wivse., R. R. St. 21.84 1.80 23.64
S. S. Brown, 1 Haughton St. res. 4368 180 45.48
i Raymond W. Cherry, 1 William St. res. 15.88 1.80 17^68
Critcher and Crttchcr, 2 lots Sycamore St. 4.37 1.80 " 6.17
s Mrs. B. A. Critcher, 1 Watts res., 11 a. river 109.67 1.80 \\\A7
| Vy. A. Cherry, 1 Main res * 36.01 1.80 37.81
e Ozella £ritcher, 1-2 interest in Godard building 8'>.24 1.80 91.04
. Mrs. Anhal>elle Dunn, 1 Hatton res 70.21 1.80 72.01
.J. G. Godard, sr., 1 Main store, and 1 Broad St. '73.03 LBQ 74'83
- Mary P. Godwin, 1 Main res., 1 Pearl, 1 Rim 192.78 1 f!0 194.58
-C. B. Godwin, I Simmons Ave 17.86 180 19.66
:R. D. Gurganus, 1 Main res. «. 63.68 1.80 65.48
. restate of Mrs. S. A. Gurganus, 1 vacant Church St. 4.37 1.80 6.17
y Estate of Eli Gurganus, 1 Hamilton Rd., 1 Church St., 1
e Main store, 1 Pearl St ; 114.38 1.80. 116.18
i Mrs. L. H. Gurganus. 1 Main res., 1 Pearl 69.24 1.80 71.04
IJ. D. Harrison, 1 Haughton St. * 27.80 1.80 29.60
I Estate of Sylvester Hasscll, 1 Main, 2R. R. 42.54 1.80 44 34
- Mrs. Mary Lee Hassell, 1 Main res., 2 Main store 28,1.77 1.80 285 57
fI. (_. Hodges, 1 Hamilton Rd/... !....! . 6.96 1.80 8.76
IJ. K. Harrell. 3 1-2 a. Marrell land, res. 36.55 1.80 38 35
#• VValter Halberstadt, 1 Church St. res. 37.08 1.80 39.48
tJ. W. Hunter, 1 vacant Watts, 1 Willies 18.08 1.80 19,88
I Mrs. Hattie Jeckson, 1 Williams •Sf.i-vacant , 2.18 1.803.98
J. O. Mannniug. 1 Simmons Ave., res. * 94.41 1.80 96.21
« Louie P. Martin, 1 Main, res., 1 1-2 Williams St 1928-29 152.95 180 154 75
- W. T. Meadows, 1 Main, res., 1 Pearl, res * 148.56 1.80 150.36
I Mrs. Lucy Modlin. 1 Church, res 28.08 1.80 .(0.48
i Estate of J. B. McGowa'n, - Main Garden Terrace " 5.46 180 726
»J. Lawrence Peel, 1 Church, res. 65.21 1.80 67:01'*
- Mrs. H. I). Peel, 1 Haughton, res. 34.94 1.80 36.74
- Julius S. Peel, 1 Main, office 58.55 1.80 60.35
' J!' U' am ' r '' A 'Y el, 1 B'KK* St. Fes., 1 Haughton res 80.47 180 88J7
: Hi D. Peel, 1 Main store, 1 Main office 12916 1.80 130.96
Eugene Price, 1 Williams, vacant, 1928-29 23.91 1.80 2571
Watson N. Sherrod, 1 Main store. . 74.96 1.8() 7070
Mrs. D, D. Stalls, 1 Hyitian, res . 1201 1.80 13.81
I). D. Stalls, 1 Main, res., 7 Haughton 170.52 1.80 172.32
J. A. reel, 1 Church St., vacant 4.37 i.BO 6,17
-M. D. Watts, 1 Haughton, res. ' 26.53 1.80 28.33.
I Mrs. W. R. White. 1 Main, res 59.82 1.80 61.62
' P' .. B I K,, R,
.}■ berry and Brii., 1 Smithvvick, res ~ 8.20 1.80 10.00
Martin County Building and Loan Association ?'.29. 180 16.09
Colored
. . ~ * Taxes Cost Total
I t» »■ A ' cxan « er "' vacant, Garrett St. $ 437 SI.BO $ 6.17
W. T. Alexander, 1 vacant, Garrett St. 35,50-* i.BO " 37 30
' F. S. Allen, 1 res. Kim St., I vacant, Hytnan St. 26.27 1.80 28.17
; \N' M.-Andrews, 1 vacant. Biggs St. 13.10 1.80 14.90
J Olivia Andrews, 1 vacant, Biggs St. 4;51 1.80 6.31
. Eliiha Baker, 1 res. Hatton St. 17.04 1,80 ' 19.44
| -Sherman Bonds, 1 vacant, A. C. L. R. R. 10,«)2 1.80 1272
, Mary Bonds and Margaret Eborn, I res., Hyitian St. ' 15.2') 1.80 17.0''
Burgess Heirs, 1 vacant, river hill 1475 1.80 16.55
, J no. H, Chambers, 1 vacant, Garrett St. 3.83 1.80 5.63
. Paul ('lemons, 1 vacant, Sycamore St. 5.67 1.80 7.47
, Annias Davis, 2 vacant, Jamesville Rd. 9.78, 1.80 1158
> George Davis, 1 res., Washington St. 28% 1.80 30:7.6
, 1 Juggins, 1 res.. Main St. 19.29 1.80 21.09
11. F. Everett, 1 res., Sycamore St. • 34.37 180 36.17
' Joe Gorham,' 2 vacant, Main St. 33.31 1,80 35.11
,J. D. Gray, 1 res., Smithwick St. 15 14 180 16.94
I Alonzo Gurganus, 1 vacant. Biggs St. 7.04 180 944
I Martha Hargett, 1 res.. Washington St. 21.84 180 23.04
. Rev. Augustus Hawkins, 1 res., Sycamore St. 44.72 1.80 40.52
I Geo. T. Hill, 1 res., Sycamore St. 33.31 1.80 35.il
.L. C. Huggard, 2 vacant, Washington St. 43.68 1 8(t 45 48
Lula Hyman, 1 vacant, Martin St. 218 180 .! 98
j Rebecca Hytnan, 1 vacant. Broad St. 2.18 INO 3:98
I (ieo. Hyman, 1 res., Hyman. St. " * 31.13 Ist) 3V93
, Augustus-James, 1 -vacant, Pearl St. 15.20 180 17:06
,I. T. James, 1 vacant, Pearl St. ,v„-. ....■ 8.07 1.80 9.87
Maragonett Johnson, 1 vacant, Hyman St.- ... 2.18 180 3.98
; YVilliant Latham, 1 res., Pearl St. 10.92 1.80 11.72
. William Little, 1 vacant, Sycamore St. 2.18 1.80 3.98
! Clarence Lloyd, 1 res., Hatton St. . 10.82 180 12.62
i Mahaley Lloyd, 1 vacant, Elm St. 5.40 1.80 726
. John H. Mountain, 1 res, Broad St. 11% . 180 1376
I Estate of Elisha Moore, 2 vacant, Main St. . 21 84 1.80 2.1.04
. Thad Newsome, jr., 1 vacant, Jamesville Rd. 1.09 1.80 2.89
. W. V. Ormond, 1 Washington St. garage; 1 vacant
|j Washington St., 1 res., Rhodes St., Lvucant, Main St lo().9o 1.80 16276
|| Edmond Ormond, 1 vacant, Hamilton Rr. 2(i.(>4 1.80 28.44
m Toler Ormond, 1 res., Martin St. * 9.78 180 11,58
Joe W. l'eel, 1 vacant, Washington -St. 19.77 1.80 21.57
John Price, 1 vacant, Washington St. 8.56 1.80 10.36
Dora Purvis, 1 res.,- Broad St. 13.10 1.80 '
Ceesar Purvis, agt., 1 vacant, Broad St. 4.37 l.sil 617
Henry Purvis, 1 vacant, Main St. 32.76 1.80 34^56
(ins Purvis, 1 vacant, Hyman St. 4.37 1,80 6J7
Bake Purvis, 1 vacant;, Hytnan St. 10.92 f.BO 12.72
I.izzie Purvis, 1 vacant, Main St. 1.00 1.80 2.89
Gabe Purvis, 1 vacant, Broad St. 4.37 ' | go ,17
Geo. T. Purvis, 1 vacant, Hatton St. 880 180 1060
J. Watts Rhodes, of Norfolk, Va„ I vacant Church St! 2.18 1.80 3.98
Uviah Rhodes, I vacant, Pearl St. 6.50 1.80 8.30
Estate of Solomon Riddick, I vacant, Riddick St. 17.47 1.80
John Roberson, 5 acres and 1 vacant, Main St.' 32.00 1.80 33.80
Rosa Roberson, 1 res., BroaTl St. 8.74 1.80 10*54
Beiilah Roberson, 1 vacant, Blount St. ' 2,18 LKO_ 3.98.--
Smith Rober«t«, 2 vaianl, -Blount St. "2718 180 3.98
Edward Rogers, of Norfolk, Va., 1 res., Main St. 8.74 180 10 54
Jane Rogers, 3 lots 15 „»> 1.80. 17.09
Fobe Rogers, 1 vacant, Broad St. 437 1 80* 6.17
P. W. Rogjers, 1 res., Washington St. 13.10 180 1490
Jake Ruffin, 1 res., Elm St. 67.76 (.80 69~5U
James RuHin, I res., Main' St. 7.59 1.80 ~ 9.39
W. M. Ruffin, 1 res., Reddick St. 27.25 180 2  >!os
Whit Ruffin, 2 res., Elm St. 13.22 1.80 15312
Frank Scott, 2 vacant, Jamesville Rd. 6.55 1.80 8.35
Estate of Alfred Sherrod, 1 vacant, Washington St. .23,56 . 1.80 25.36
W. Henry Sherrod, 1 vacant, Washington St. 14 57 1.80 16.37
M. D. Slade, 1 vacant, White St. '"*7.59 1.80 9 % 39
S. S. Slade, 1 vacant, R. R. St. 7.64" 1.80 944
Richard Smith, 1 vacant, Main St. « 10,92 1.80 1272
Eli Smith, 1 vacant, Hatton St. 32.70 1.80 34 56
Andrew Smith, 1 vacant, Hamilton St. 12.62 1.80 1442
Maggie Speller, 1 vacant, Elm St. 21.84 1.80 23.64
Mattie B. Speller, 1 res., Washington St. 26.62 1.80 28.42
Wilson Staton, jr., 1 vacant, White St. 7,90 1,80 9,70
Charlie Stokes," 1 vacant, Pearl St. 4,32 1.80 6^12
Tom Stokes, I vacant, Sycamore St. 17.53 1.80 19J3
VVilliam'Stokes, 1 "vacant, Washington St. 8.25 1.80 lo!o5
Willie Thompson, 1 res., Sycamore St. „ 10.88 LBO 183,8
Ada White, I vacant, Hyman St. 2TIB 180 3.98
Edna Whitley, 1 vacant, Main St. * 0.86 1.80 H.bb
Wiii. Whitley, 1 vacant, Washington St. 38.20 1.80 40.00
Joe Wilkins, 1 res., Main St. 14.15 1.80 15!vS ',
P. D. Williams, 1 Main St., vacant "
Joe Williams, 1 vacant, Wilson St. * 13.10 1.80 14^90
Joe Wilson, 1 vacant, Hatton St. 17.42 1.80 • 19*22
S. Woolard, sr., 1 vacant, Pearl St. 17.47 1.80 P>!27
Joe Woolard, 1 vacant, A. C. L. St. 7.21' 1.80 93)1
Matilda Woolard, 1 vacant, Pearl ,St. 3.28 1.80 . 5.08
I HALF PRICE 1
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I only half the quantity to a cup. When you
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