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FARMVELLE ENTERPRISE
Published by the Rouse Printery
Entered in the Poet Office at Farm- I
?file, N. C., as second daaa mail ,
| DPS FOR THOUGHTFUL ij
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Do not believe all you hear, ;
except when the' voice of eon- !
science fc speaking.
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ot getting up each time you are j
knocked down.
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Pride generally empties the j
life of everything of which one ;!
may rightly be proud.
Determination reduces bard
work to nothing; procrastina- ;
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* MODERN PROVERBS
Page Is brief insanity. '
Eternity bas no gray balm
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Promise little and do much.
Talent repeats?genius creates.
Learn the luxury of doing good. j
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Great ships require great waters.
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Conduct hath the loudest tongue.
Inquire not what is in another's pot j
Ignorance and fear go hand in hand. ,
Dont pluck the apple until it Is ripe.
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Glee man the earth?he reaches for <
the stars. "" I
None so arregant as the beggar
soddealy rich.
Two* bra-re men pulling together ?n j
? four-horse team.
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? great artist can paint a great ,
picture an a small canvas
How many fetters we willingly wear
because they were forged by ear fore
Bathers
Stockholders Meeting.
The Annual meeting: of &ock
bolder* of the Bank of FaamviUe
Farmvilte.N. CH for the eledion
of directors and such other busi
ness at may properly come be
fore the meeting will be held in
the banking rooms on Thursday
January 11th, 1923, ?00 p. m.
Mrs. Bynum Hostess.
Mrs. Alex Bynum delightfully
entertained ber Bridge Qub
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
After several hands of bridge, at
which got top score, the hostess j
served delicious refreshments
caosifttog of deviled crabs,
creased potatoes, hot rolls and
coffee.
... Betides members of the Club
Num a^Jo^EdWar
#0? R. O. Lang, Bunn Newton,
J. L. Shackleford. and Misses
y.tnrif Lang, and Nell j
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NOTICE OF SALEl
By virtue of the power con
tained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by Alonzo Wil
loughby to Davis Live Stock
Co. on the 15th day of January
1920, duly recorded in Book C-13
page 221 of the Regtster of Deeds
Office of Pitt County, default
having been made in the pay
ment of the notes secured there
in, the undersigned will sell at
public audion, before the Court
house door in Greenville, N. G,
to the highest bidder for Cash,
on Monday the 29th day of
[anuary 1923, at 12 o'clock M.
[be following described trad of
land;
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Lying on the west side 01 tne
road leading from Fartnville to
Marlboro, near the Southern
boundary of the Town of Farn*t
vilie in Pitt County. It being
lot No 22 described and contain
ed in a map made by V. D.
Stronach, C. E, which is regist
ered in the Register's Office of
Pitt County .Registry in Book
T 9 page 220 reference to which
nap is hereby made apart of
his deed* for .reference as to
jescription of said lot No. 22,
t being the identical lot deeded
>y J. M. Parker to Frank Ed
wards.
Said sale made to satisfy said
ndebtedness secured by said
nortgage.
This the 28th day Dec. 1922.
Davis Live Stock Co.,
Mortgagees,
obn Hill Paylor, Atty.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the
jower of sale contained in that
:ertained Mortgage executed on
he 8th day of November, 1919,
jy B. O. Taylor and J. A. Carra
,vay to John T. Thorne, duly re
:orided in the Register of Deed's
Office of Pitt County in Book
0-13 page 108. the undersigned
ivill offer for sale, in front of the
Oourt House door in the Town
>f Greenville, Norbh Carolina,
it 12, o'ctock on Monday*
jeing in the Town of Farmville,
Oounty of Pitt, \State of North
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Carolina, and described as fol
lows, to-wit: One lot in the
Town of Farmville, on the ea&
side of Main Street and begin
ning on said street at A. Hortons
southwest corner and runs eag
erly with said A. Horton's, 150
feet; thence southerly and paral
lei with Main Street, 100 feet to
F. G. Dupree line; thence with
said Duprees line 150 feet to
I Main Street i00 feet to the be
| gibing.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
This 18th day Dec. 1922.
John T< Thorne,
Mortgage*.
Martain & Sheppard, Attys.
Notice of Re-Sale of Land
Pursuant to an order by the
Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt
County, a re sale has been order
ed of the hereinafter mentioned
trad of land. On December 4tn
1922. a sale was made by the un
dersngned, and said bid having
been raised ten per cent accord
ing to section 2591 of the Con
solidated Statutes, and said ten
per cent having been paid, a re
sale has been ordered and will
take place before the Courthouse
door in Greenville on Wednes
day tee 3rd day of January 1923
at 12 o'clock noon for Cash, to
the highed bidder. Said lot des
cribed as follows: one lot ly
ing on the North side of Grim*
mersburg Street, beginning at J.
B. Norris, southed corner and
runs with said street Easterly 95
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feet to Waverly street, mence
with said rtreet Northerly 210
feet to J. F. Carr's, now Howard
Harris line, thence in a We&erly
direction 95 feet to J. B. Norris
back comer, tbence with Norris'
line in a Southerly direction to
beginning. Jhe same beiog the
property conveyed by D. S. Mor
rill to H. L. Humphrey by deed
dated May 12th, 1915, and con
veved by H. L. Humphrey and
wife Nannie Moye Humphrey,
to H. P. Moseley by deed dated
January 22nd, 1916, and recorded
in Book C-U, page 471 in the
Pitt County Registry'. Same be
ing the identical tract purchased
by Paul Hill from H- P. Moseley
Said Deed of Trutf duly re
corded in Book H14 at page 556
Pittt County Registry.
This 14th day Dec. 1922. T ;
J. R,;PamTwgS!r
John Hill Hay^t W^^p;'
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that we will celebrate ihe advent of
1923 by wishing our friends and
patrons the fullest measure ot\
Happiness and Prosperity;
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mat we will ^continue to serve our
customers to the best of our
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ability;
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1hat we will encourage Safe and
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oane spending; every customer
must be entirely satisfied with
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The old year with its many
pleasures has passed and we find
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ourselves right here with a greater
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desire to please our friends and cus
tomers in town and county for their
liberal .patronage given us during
the pa^t year. Our aim will be to sat
isfy in every particular during 1923.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED TO
JANUARY CLEARANCE.
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