If in arrears for subscription to
Enterprise don't forget to bring the
dollar along with you due to us, at
the meeting of the stockholders of
the Exchange at Aecomac C. H. next
Wednesday. Please pay up and save
us the trouble and expense of seud
ing you tbe bill.
Dinner and supper will be served
by the Methodists on the d*y of the
meeting of the stockholders at Aeco?
mac C. H., December 10th, the latter
for the small sum of 25 cents.
Ice ere tm and cake will also be for
sale. Tbe proceeds will be applied
to the payment of the parsonage
debt.
John R. Rew, attorney in-fact, will
tell at public auction on Satu-day,
December oth, 1902, 2:30 p. m., at
Rue P. O., all that lot or parcel of
land of which bamuel Baker died
seized and possessed, containing six?
teen acres more or less, situated near
the village of Woodberry, on the
road from Woodberry to Parksley,
and bouuded bv the Hnds of
Lawrence .<. We?ce!ls and others
For terms atc, see posters.
Oue of tbe handsomest and most
comfortable veL'cles of the kind,ever
built by the Novelty Carriage Works,
Wilmington, Del., well-known for its
superior wormanship, has just been
completed for Mr. Harry E. Mears,
Keller. It ls a Runabout with all
the modern improvements, such as
the great cushion tire, which is su?
perior to the pneumatic tire, the
great Dalzell axles with the ver -
latest arch, and has also the very
latest and most stylish light seat in
tb* coan try.
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