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THE ENTERPRISE, CANTON, N. C. good old dren feel place In delldotu i choicest -AVashlng- CURE Cure pplica- i' worth a. Ab- nl ess. inland. (First pub. Mar, 14; last pub., Apr. 4.) An Ordinance Authorizing the Issuance of $ 5,000.00 Six Per Cent Water Bonds by the Town of Canton. North Carolina i Haywood County ( Whereas, it is necessary for the Town of Canton to acquire an additional suitable Water Shed for the purpose of insuring a wholesome and adequate supply of water for the use of said town and its inhabitants. I PROVISION d permanent Sn has been etropolitan Co. and will h policies is- vdnpany here- trong features •ovision is that tal and perma- y before sixty, niums will be will be gla to r features quite 3, CANTON, N. C. If: you Want to Buy*or sell Real Estate IN Haywood or Buncombe Counties Call on or write W. T. Sharp, CANTON N. C. Therefore be it Ordained by the Mayor and Board of Commissioners: $ Section 1. That foi the purpose of providing funds with which to acquire an ndequan- Water Shed to insure to the Town of Canton and its inhabitants 'holesome supply of water; that there- be issued and sold the negotiable coupon bonds of said town in the maximum amount of Fifteen Thousand Dol- ($15,000) said bonds to bearinter est at not exceeding six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually and shall mature within the maximum period of forty years, and shall be issued such form and manner as the gov erning body of said town may lution determine. Section 2. That there shall be levied and collected annually at the time r taxes are levied and collected ipecial tax of sufficienl amount to pay the interest o bonds as it becomes due and to inking fund to retire the principal at maturity. Section 3. That a statement of th debt of said Municipality has been filed with the clerk, pursuant to the "Municipal Finance Act" and is open for public inspection. Section 4. That the averaged assessed valuation of property subject to taxation by the Town of Canton for the three fiscal years in which taxes were levied, being the years 1916, lgl7 andl.lS, is the sun? of $1,302,353 as shown by said statement Section 5. That the amount of "tfe- net debt of said municipality outstanding, authorized, or to be authorized, as shown by said statement, is $2.7,809.- 50. Section 6. That the probable period of usefulness of the improvement for "which bonds are to be issued is forty years. Section 7. That this ordinance shall take effect thirty days after its first publication unless in the meantime a petition for its submissien to the voters is filed under the "Municipal Finance Act" and in such event it shall take effect when approved by a majority of the voters of said Municipality. The foregoing ordinance was on the 10th day of March, I9T9, and was first published on the I4th day of March, I9I9. Any action or proceeding questioning the validity of said ordinance must be commenced within thirty days after its first publicati( J. T. Horney, Clerk [First pub. Mar. 21; last pub., Apr.IIJ Notice of Service by Publication. North Carolina i In the Superior Haywood County J Court, May Term J. F. Christopbr*. Vastie Christopher. • The defendant above named will take notice: lhat an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, to obtain a divorce absolute upon statutory grounds; and the said defendant will further take notice that she is required to be and appear at'the term of the Superior Court of the said county, to be held on the9th Monday after the first Monday in March, it being the Eth day of May, I9I9. at the court house, in said county, in Waynesville, N. ('., and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 18th day of March, I0I9. Jerry R. Leatherwood, Clerk of theSupi [First pub. Mar. 21; last pub., Apr. I Notice. Ail persons are hereby notified th the undersigned has du'y qualified administrator of Mrs. Sallie Kryant- deceased. All persons indebted to the estate will please settle at o all pertons having claims against said estate will present them to the undersigned within twelve months f date or this notice will lie pl< bar of any recovery. This the I8th day of March, Ic J. Bat Smathers, Administrator of Sallie Bryi ceased. (First pub. Mar. 21; last pub. .Apr. II) NOTICE OF SALE Under Execution to Collect Assessments Due for Water Line Assessments Made by the Town of Canton By virtue of executions directed to the undersigned, by J. T. Homey, Clerk of the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Canton, said tions being issued and hereby levied upon liens for assessments for water lines laid in West Canton, said liens having been heretofore duly adopted and completed against the property hereinafter describad, default having been made in the paymenl whole of said assessment. I will, Monday, the 21st day of April, I<il9,at 12 o'clock M., a I (he front door of the Town Hall, in Haywood County, N. C, for the purpose of enforcing said liens and collecting said assessments, sell at Public Sale to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said lien- al the following described city lots, land* and premises: S. R. Felmet, one lot f-ronting I9I feet on Clyde and Birch streetsl assessment $136.84 and interest on 8^38.- March 18, I9IH. R. E. Taylor, two lots fronting") 289 AU REVOIR y LILLIAN B. HALrERIN. Canton Business Directory. % »-»-.-»-.---.----»-_-----. . .- -._« (_oj>yri-ht. McClure Nfe-iptper _y__t-_t_ ' With her aeai but worn coat buttoned to her chin, her shabby, black bat drawn down to meet her thoughtful brows, and with two books under her arm, Rolla was running down the stairs of the Home Boarding house. Then something happened. Something serious enough to bring tears to her grave eyes. The heel of Rolla's slipper caught in a treacherous place in she clutched the air, dropped her books, then fell i>n a delected heap. To add to her discomfort and humiliation a yonnji man In navy blue came to her assisPmce. "Thank you. I'm Dot hurl," She said curtly. Willi naming cheeks nnd clow to tears, Rolla hurried out, and nut until she had turned the corner did she stop to brush the dust she had gathered in her mishap from her skirt and sleeves and to pull her hat In place. When she reached her destination—the Murray Hill school—and glided In be- swinglng di presslon ou her face a si-h of 1 Rolla had two pass [First pub. Mar. 21; last pub.,- \ Notice ot Publication. ■ 11] feet on Clyde str< 28 and interest 01 Is, I91S. W. M. Having qualified as administrati the estate of C. C. Eckenrod, Deceased, this is to notify all persons having ist thexestate of said C. C. Eckenrod, Deceased, to present them the undersigned Administratrix thin twelve months from date hereof or tA's notice will be pleaded in bar of any recovery or. raid claims; and all persona indebted to said estate will please come forward and sett!" their accounts at once. This the IDth day of March, 1919- A. M. Eckenrod, Administratrix Estate C C. Eckenrod, Deceased. J. BAT SMATHERS ATTORN EV.AT.LAfY Practice in all Courts of tho Stato Prompt per-on-l attention _lv«_ to all THOMAS A. CLARK ATTOI.NEY-AT-_.AW Will practice in State and Federal courts. Offie over Smather's Barber Shop. CANTON. N. C. J. T. HORNEY :Vl-TORNEY-AT-s. -WW Will practice in all State and Federal courts. Office in Wells Building CANTON. N. C. SHEFFIELD'S BARBER SHOP AStrictly sanitary shop. Special attention given to children J, E. SHEFFIELD Experenced Guaranteed Dentistry See Dr. Smathers' Dental Parlors,Main St., Canton, N. C. Terms strictly cash before leaving the office. Phone 146. 7-B--89 school." even!) lot fronting (10S j turned from the 1 ,„ Clyde street; assessment $h.- her m***r su,,pt""' ; 38 and interest on $77.38, from Matah ! Ana ll<J 18, I9I8. i \ Wells, one lot fronting _25 feet on Clyde street; assessment $I?,1,- 9I and interest on $I6I.<)I from March 18, I9I8. only bright spot in her drab, lone! "Good evening, Mr. Franklin," she murmured, as* she passed the tall principal, whose VV. J. HUDSON. Veterinary Surgeon m*s experience. Phones fiO _ 155 CANTON. N. C. Mrs. Lura Brymer, one lot fronting ders she could see above the moving 207 feet on Birch street, assessm-;nt, throng of students. $76.89 and interest on $76.89 from \ She offered this greeting nightly, March 18, I9I8. ; though she never received nor espect- Albert Birch, one lot fronting 9l *.et ed Birch street; assessment $65.19 a-id Eggs For Hatching Mammoth Light Bramah and Pape's Strain Single Comb Black Minorcas. All choice stock. $1.50 for 15 eggs. GEORGE TROSTEL Canton, N. C. At the roots of crop success- ROYSTER'S FERTILIZER interest or. ?65.l9 from March 18, Gordon Clark, one lot fronting «I feet on Birch street; a, cessment $6S.- I9 and interest on $65.19 fronV Marjh 18, I9I8. Mrs. S. A. Go-sett, two lots front* ing 60 feet on Clyde street; assess' ment $21.49 with interest on $21.-9 from March 18, I9I8. B. C. Smathers. three lots fronting 460 feet on Birch street; assessment $329.56, with interest on $329.56 from March 18, I9I8. Lee Meadford, two lots fronting _*_ feet on Birch street; assessmeit $108.- 28 and interest on $108.28 from March 18, I9I8. A, B Watts, one lot fronting 40 feet 1 Clyde street; assessment 828.66 and terest on $28.66 from March 18, I9I8. L. F. Fowell, one lot fronting 66 feet 1 Clyde street; assessment $47.28 and interest on $47.2X from March 18, I9I8. A. 3-v.athers, ihrt- * lots fronting 83 feet on Clyde street and 508 feet on Birch street; assessment $423.- 40 and interest on $423 40 from March IS, I9I8. Lee Ducketf.one lot fronting 120 feet >n Clyde street; assessment $80.97 and nterest on $85 97 from March 18, I9IS. Mrs. Ona Smathers, one lot fronting 250 feet on Clyde street, assessment! CANTON LODGE, NO. 207. I. O. O. F. she passed the tall prin- .... ,„„ M„ owerlng head and shoul- Meets every Monday night in the Ma- 1 sonic-I. O. O. F. Hali. Roy V. Sellers, N. G. T. G. Murray, Sec. j* Canton Council. NOV W||W 142, Jr. O. V. A. M. rW\ Meets every Thursday night. L J. Ball, Councillor; R. Russell, Vice Councillor; Thos. Smathers.Rec. Sec; W. F.;Sorre!ls, Fin. Sec. G. C. Pegram, Treas. answer; not that Mr. Frafl-_»n would purposely Ignore her, but because he never heard her low voice. On her way home after school that evening she ran full tilt Into a sailor who politely lifted liis white cap, while the confusion she had felt earlier In the evening returned to her. She felt a s-ise of shame ai her ungracious de- poi" t . uJ«.«i-d this man, and she made .. desperate errori to mend It "I—I thank you for—you must pardon me," she stammered. "Perfectly all right," he murmured, lifting his cap again. Then, with a smile and pointing to her books, he said: "Studying French?" Her embarrassment was forgotten in a moment, and she felt ns If she were conversing with an old friend. He had struck a common note and she had answered, and soon they were "lost" in hooks. "I'm trying to have some one teach me the meaning of a couple of words, too. Need it for 'over there,' you know," he told her. Jtotta was on the point «* «_rering what 111S lo advice she could, when suddenly she remembered that he was the friend of the quiet girl on the second "I went (<• see the Great Lakes Na- $179.10 and interest on $179-10 from < berseif derful showing, donl Yes," he agreed. Rolla began to thaw from March IS, I9T8. This the 2lst day of Mnrcli, I9I9. E. J. STROLIF, Collector of the Town of Canton frankness. "Do you "You mig hey?" she found herself ou there?" as In the let- in 'Y' when TMAOfl MAAK REOISTERKD. ORDER NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. Norfolk, Va. Rickmcrd, Va. Tarbcro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Washington, N. C Columbia, S. C Spartanburg, S. C Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomety, Ala. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, O. [First pub. March 2R;',ast pub., Apr.tS] Notice of Summons and Warrant of Attachment North Carolina, Haywood County. In the Superior Court. Alma Biaylock 1 Chas. J. Smathers) The defendant in the above entitled action will take notice that on the 18th day of March, 1919, a summons in the said action was issued against defendant by Jerry R. Leatherwood, Clerk of the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, plaintiff claiming the sum of $5,00.00 due her, which debt arose by reason of the wrongful seduction of the plaintiff by the defendant under promise of marriage, which summons is returnable to the next term of the Superior Court of Haywood County, to be held at the court house, in Waynesville, N. C„ on the ninth Monday after the first Monday in March, 1919. The defendant will also take notiee that a war. rant of attachment was issued by said Clerk of the Superior Court on the 19 th day of March, 1919, against the property of the said defendant, which war rant is returnable to the next term of the Superior Court of Haywood County at the time and place named for the return of the summons, when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer or demur to I plaint, or the relief demanded, will be granted. This the I9th day of March, I9I-. Jerry R. Leatherwood, Clerk of the Superior Court of Hay **"ii Oo-nty. N C. white PIGEON RIVER LODGE NO. 386, A. F. & A. M. Regular communications Second Thurfl- day in each month. . W. Cartis, Jr., W. M. .R. D. Coleman, _ee. CANTON LODGE NO. I49 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Regular meetings every i Monday at 7:30 p. m., ver post office. W. R. Shook, C. C, W. Anderson, K. of R. &S. . PLUMBING:.: REPAIRING Construction SupptasU J. O. Rickards At Haywood Hardware Co. Store Phone 212 Residence Phone 163 Canton, N. C. >oth laughed. "Yon call here often?" she remarked Irrelevantly. "Yes, I come to visit Alice regularly," he answered. She bid htm u MiiW<>n and coif* ' Oood night," and ran up to her roon., resolving to avoid him in the future. To see right toward the quiet Alice. When school was dismissed next evening and she was making her way out she noticed Mr. Franklin In conversa- in with a sailor—the Sailor! A few minutes later us she turned the corner to her home she heard some one repeating her name. She turned to find the sailor greeting her. He surprised her into cordiality. 'How do you happen to come to my school?" she demanded. 'I know the Murray High school pretty well. I taught Fren»Vi there; besides, I am • nephew of Mr. Franklin as well as of Uncle Sam." he "But you said you wanted to learn rrencb!" Rolla gasped. "I do. I want to learn—oh, so much .—the real meaning of love and 'home.' And since the first day I saw you I knew—I felt that you—that I wanted you to teach me. Will you. dear?'l Rolla's face whitened and her eyes lamed. "And the girl upstairs?" she re- mi-ded. "You mean Alice?" he asked. She nodded. "Why. little sister Alice will he tho happiest girl to own you as a sister— my little—Rolla.'* Ten days later the sailor's wife and aister were waving not farewell, fc«t •**»« revolt*" to their horo Notice of Stray About October 1, 1917, a Red Yearling Steer came into my pasture and has been in the same since that time. The owner can have the same by proof of ownership and pay for keeping same. Iva L. Henson, Canton, N. C., R. D. 2, March 18, .1919. 3-21-4-11 SAVE YOUR EYES Get Good Glasses now CONSULT Dr.S. Robinson THE WELLKNOWN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST of Asheville. N. C. 78 Patton Arc Opposite Post Office, Canton AUTO DRAY LINE Save time, trouble, expense and Possibly Breakage by employing men who know their business. Phone 105 W. M. C0M*N, Prop.

The Canton Enterprise (19??–1971) was published in Canton, North Carolina by the Canton Publishing Company. Its preceding title was The Canton Observer (circa 1900-), and succeeding title was The Enterprise (1971-1996).

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  • Date original: 1919-03-28
  • Date digitized: 2020-10-27
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  • Pages: 12 pages
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