MIKE WRITES PAT.
Greensburrow, N C,
March 12, 1906.
Deer Tat: I've jist returned from
Randolph where I spent several
days on husiness. I've been hearin
some of the republicans brag about
how they are a goin to carry Ran
dolph at the next election, but if a
man will go down there and talk
with the Randolph people he .will
get to thinkin the .republicans will
carry the county mity heavily on
their left shoulders. I found the
people awfully afraid to balk to the
conditions that existed under Re
Pop-Li-Can-Ring-A be-Jeemei
Young rule, and they are in no no
tion of trying the "same old crowd"
either in the county or state. They
dont want any more 2 thousand
dollar insolvent tax lists, an you
cant make em believe that there
wasent sumthiu roug that year wheu
the Re-Pop-lican county commis
sioners accepted an insolvent list
with more than a thousand poll
taxes on it, thereby cuttin over $15
hundred dollers out of the public
school fund. The fokes dont want
the county in debt again. They
say the democrats are running things
alright an they ar not for turnin
out the party, for a party that has
been wade an tound wan tin wantin
offis without lookin out for the peo
ple's interests.
The Re-Pop-lican pie counter
scrap has culminated in the indite
ment of E Spenser Blackbern,
Squire, the drummer bov who hails
from "de Ate, but dont know wheth
er he lives in de Ate or in Greens
burrow. They've got him indited
for tryin to sell federal offises or
federal franchizes or sumthin.
The trouble with the drummer boy
is he dont behave to suit the bosses,
and they've tried and tried to make
him swear by Mary Ann, Rollings
an de organization, but he wont bow
his nee to anything except Teddy an
Bum of them stillers up in de Ate.
People is a talkin a site about it,
and most of em think that Holton
indited Spenser because Spenser
tried to keep the United Staits
Senate from confirmin Holton's
nomination for reappointement as
deestrict atturney again. Holton
has been a say in that he knowed
a year or more ago that Spenser had
been practisio before the depart
ments at Washington an acceptin
fees for his servises, and people dont
understand why he waited till Spen
ser got to fightin his confirmation as
deestrict atturney to indite him. If
Spenser has did rong Holton ought
to have indited him when he first
found it out instead of wainin till
SpeDser was makin it warm on his
confirmation at Washington. We
haint got a thing to do with this
radical row, but we dont think that
Uncle Sammy ought to have to pay
me expenses oi courts wnen ine
ili'PRtrint jithirnev inriitpa fnkfs for
uteeinci auuuity mums iots ior
pure Spite an nothin else. 1 UOIlt !
f ii 1,1 i i i
knOW whether Wackberil IS gllty or ;
not- niltc hut it lixiU-a lik-fl Tlnlrnn i 1
not guty, nut it iooks iikr noitou i3:
a COin the Whole thlllg for Sl)lte. ,
T T,l.-, T (.,.,; f TJ..;-V....1 I
1 think Judge Jeter L I lltcniru 1
ia tVio man in irv lllnnlrliorn If I
experience counts for anything in a
man's work Judge Pritchard, ac
cordin to reports, is well up on the
gravity of the offense of practisin
before the departments at Washing
ton while a member ot Congress,
for they do say he acknowledges
that he done the same thing w hen
he was in the United Staits Seuit.
I dont care nothin for Blackbern,
but if they dont let Judge Pritchard
try his case I'm a goin to
stand up for Blackbern hereafter.
I believe in gettin men who are best
qualified to do a thing, especially
ought we to get experienced judges
for big trials like Black hern's will
be, and as they say Pritchard has
had experience in practisin before
the departments at Washington
while he was a United Staits Sena
tor, I think he is specially qualified
for tryin Blackbern's case.
No wonder Teddy holds his nose
when he gets to tryin to break up
this radical row in North Carliny!
Its enuff to drive all the buzzards
out of de Atel When the row gets
over he'll haft to send men to North
Carliny to bury the putrid corps of
what they said had started out to be
"a respectable, lilly-white" (Geo H
White) republican party, for already
the thins; stinketh.
Pre about closed a trade with a
feller down in Randolph, an if I do
I'm a goin to move down there.
Your brother,
Mike.
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Legal Advertisements.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of an order of salo maile by the
niperior Court of IvandolpU Ceunty, North
Sune
Carolina, in a Special .Proceeding entitled
T W Johnson et ul Vs J II Johnson pt al, 1
will sell, on the premises of the hereinafter
described land on March I'illli I'.tOli, at 12
o'clock M, at public auction to the highest
bidder, the following described tracts of
land, lying in the County of Knmlolph,
State of North Carolina, and de eribed as
follows, viz:
Tract No 1. A one-half undivided in
terest in a tract of laud lying and Lteing in
liandolph County, State of North Carolina,
in Concord Township, on tho waters of Tom's
Creek, adjoining the lands of T W Johnson
and others, and beginning at a black stump
on the North side of Tom's Creek just below
the Hill near the lord, th nee South 37
poles to a stone ia the old held, thonce West
(JO poles to a white oak on the South side of
of the Creek at high-water mark, iheKce up
the various courses of the Creek 72 poles to a
stake, formerly Jones H Wood, Jr, corner,
thence in u North-west direction to a stone
on the West side of the Creek in T W John
son's line at high-water mark, thence down
the various courses of the Creek at higb
water mark to the beginuing, containing 10
acres more or leas.
Tract No i. Lying and lieing in the
County of Kandolph, State of North Carolina,
known as the Copper Hill tract, adjoining
the lands of T W Johnson and others and I be
ginning at a turkey oak, thonce North 8 chs
and Ii5 links to a hlack gum on Jones H
Wood's line, thence West 11 chs to an iron
wood on the branch, thence down the various
courses to the branch 13 ehs and 50 links to
a dog wood, thence East 50 links to a white
oak on the Bank of the Creek at high water
mark, thence down the Oeek to the begin
ning, at high-water mark, containing 10
acres more or less.
Tract No 3. Lying and being in the Coun
ty and State aforesaid, situated on tho South
side of Tom's Creek, and beginning at a
Btone, Johnson's and Sexton's corner by the
side of the mill road, thence West with their
line 28 poles to a Btone, thence South-west
course, degrees unknown, 11 poles and 0 ft
to the beginning, containing 2 and one half
acres.
On tract No 1 is a Holler Mill, and with
said tract will be sold, at same time and
place, a sixty horse power engine and boiler.
There is situated also on said tract a five
room cottage and a barn.
Tract No. 2 adjoins Tract No 1 and is
valuable for mineral. Tract No. 3 adjoins
Tract No 1. It is attractive and valuable
proertv.
TEltMS OF SALE, one half cash, one
half on a c edit of six months, purchaser to
give bond with approved security for deferr
ed payment, and same to bear interest from
date of conlinnation of salo until paid.
lam requested to stato in this cireula.
that at the fore said time and place, the
other one half interest in tract No. 1 not
herein advertised, and owned by T W John
son, will le sold at public auction, thus giv
ing the purchaser an opportunity to liecome
sole owner of the valuable lioller Mill and
tract of land on which-- is located.
ELIJAH MOFFLTT, Commissioner
This February L'4th llllMi.
O L Sapp, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
North Carolina
Randolph County j
In the Superior Court.
T H Wilson, executor of Thomas MutiKum Wil
(Kin, deceased, phiintlir vs. Win Hranson and
wife, Lucv June Branson, Alfred McNeill and
wife. Artimitla McNeill, Robert Wilson and
Samuel Blulock and wife Almaiia Hlulock, heirs-at-law,
and devisees of Thomas Mauguiu Wil
son, deceased, defendants.
NOTICE
The defendants Fnnnid Hlaloek and w ife, Al
mada fchiloc k and Alfred McNeil
ubovu named will take notice that
a proccedim; entitled as almvo has been
commenced in the Superior Court ot Kaniloipn
,-ountv. i. si-n th
lauds oi i nomas juuiiKiitu
Wilson, deed., lying in Brower township, Kan
Kck Town.hin. chat
hum County, to make assets to pay debts of
said estate, etc. and in which lands said defend-
antsaio interested as devisees of said Thomas
Manguni Wilson; anil the suiil defendants will
,llrtl.Muki;1I,,uTOt,iaUht,ylirt,reill,lri,ll ton,,.
pear before the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Randolph County at his office in the courthouse
Asheljoro. N 0. on the mil day ol March
1906, anil irawer or demur to th
netltion in said nroeeedlnc. or the petition will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
netitimi.
WC HAMMOND. C. S. C.
Thii
bruary U. lfloti.
NOTICE OF SALE.
On April 7th I will sell at public auction the
old liethany I'ubiin school house m f rnnklin-
ville township, to the highest bidder, for cash
Sale will lie held on the grounds where the
property is situated. I lie right to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
Ifthe weather should be rainy tho sale
will not take place on the above dale, and if
tor any reason the property should not be
sold at the aliove named timo persons desir
ing to hid can do so hv writing or seeing me
at my ollice. My ollice days are Mondays.
Bv order of the Count y Board of Education
J M WAY,
Clerk to Board of Education.
NOTICE.
W 8 Gatlin and Uriah Presnell have this day
entered the following land in Randolph County
to-wit: A tract of 50 acres in Cedar drove Town
ship on the waters of Richland Creek and Little
River adjoining the lauds of Uriuh Presnell. W
S Uatlin, M R Moflitt, A S Williams, P A Williams
and others, for which without objection filed
within thirty days from this date, they will ask
for a warrant of survey to the County Surveyor
of Randolph County.
J P BOROUGHS,
Entry Taker.
WANTED: by 'Chicago wholesale and mal
order house, assistant manager (man or wman)
for this county and adjoining territory alary
f&) and expenses paid weekly: expense money
advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent.
No Investment or experience required Write at
once for full particulars and enclose self-addressed
envelope. COOPER Si CO.,
133 Lake St., Chicago, 111.
Stroud Ausley Nuptial.
Married at the residence of the
brides' father, Mr John F Ausley,
on March 8th Mr J Eugene Stroud
and Miss Irene Ausley, Rev C O
DuRant officiating. It was a quiet
home affair only a few relatives and
friends being present to witness
the ceremony.
Immediately after congratulations
had been tendered the bridal party
boarded the northbound train at
Goldston for Liberty
Mr Stroud is a son of the late II
M C Stroud, Oakdale, and business
man. He is also one of Alamance's
most prominent school t-arliers.
Miss Ausley is an atiractivi- and
most highly accompli-dp d oun
lady of Oohlston. Siler City (int.
LAND SALE!
By virtue of an order of sale granted by
die Superior Court of liandolph County on
the petition of Bertha Bell Cox Luther
against G rover C Luther et al, I shall sell
at the Fostollioe in Hamseur, N C, nt 12
o'clock M, on 31st day of March I'JOO, the
following Ileal Estate, to-wit: Seven tracts
of land in Columbia township, town ot Ham
seur in said county.
Tract No 1: Being a lot in Ramseur, X C,
and bounded as follows: Beginning nt a
stake in the Liberty road and running East
001 feet to a stake, thence North 80 nnil
one half feet to a Btake, thenco West 501
feet to a stake in said Liberty road, thonce
with said road South 8li and one half-feet to
the beginning, containing one acre mure or
less, and l)eing lot No !) in the John W Sta
ley survey of August 7th, 1801.
Second tract: Being a lot in Ihimseur,
beginning at a stake in Liberty road. North
west corner of Laura Martin's lot and runs
thence East with her line 504 feet to a stake,
thence North 80 and one-half feet to a stake
in the eld Burgess line, thence West 504
feet to said Lilierty road, thence with said
road 8G.and one-half feet to the beginning,
containing one acre, more or less, and being
lot No 13 of J W Staley survey of Autrust
7th 1801.
Third Tract: Beginning at a small black
gum, John II Jones' corner and runs North
28 degrees, East with said Jones' line one
chain to a stone, thence South 58 degrees,
East 2 chs and 08 Iks to a stone, thence
South 40 degrees, West one chain to a stone,
thence North 58 degrees, West 2 chs and .08
Iks to the beginning, containing one fourth
acre, more or less.
. Fourth Tract: Adjoining tho lands of
J Mi Steele, J M Whitehead and others, Be
ginuing at a stake in the Liberty road anil
runs nearly East to a stake on a branch op
posite a cedar tree on J M Steel's land,
thence down tho branch to a stake in the
line of tho Columbia Mfg Co, thence with
the line of said Company to a stake in the
Lilierty road, thence with said road nearly
North to the beginning.
Fifth Tract: Adjoining the lands of J W
Allred, J M Whitehead and others, Begin
ning at Hicks' corner and runs with his line
to J W Allred's line, thence with Allreds
line to Hick's corner, thence with Hick's
liue about North to the public road, thence
with said road to the begining, containing
about one fourth of an acre.
Sixth Tract: Beginuingat J W Allred's cor
ner on the side of the public road and runs
thence with said road to Hick's corner,
thenco with his line to Allred's line, thence
with Allred's line to a stake, Allred's corner,
thence with the Allred line to the beginning,
containing one fourth acre, more or less.
Seventh Tract: Beginning at Chisholm's
corner in the F'nyetteville road, and runs 23
decrees West of South 8 rods to a stone,
Chisholm's line, thence 43 degrees South of
East 5 rods to a stone, thenco 23 degrees
East of North 8 rods to a stone nt tho Fay
etteville road, thonce 43 degrees West of
North to tho beginning, containing one
fourth acre, more or less.
TERMS: One-third cash, the remaining
two-thirds on a credit of six months, the
purchaser giving lmnd and approved security
therefor, and the title reserved till the fur
ther order of the court.
Jons T Biiittais, Commissioner
This 20th day of February, 1000.
LAND SALE.
By virtuo of nn order of sale made by the
Suerior Court of Randolph county, in a
Special I rocoedinp, therein pending, entitled
Vena M Allen, Infant, by her Next Friend,
J Is lilies, et al, ex pane, 1 will sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, nt li
o'clock m., on Saturday March 24th, l!)0(i, nt
the Court houso door, in Asheboro, North
Carolina, the following descrilied tract of
land, Iving and being in i rankbnsville
Township, adjoining the lands of J L (Jiles,
and others, and containing l.'ill acres, ami
known as tho farm of the Daniel Allred,
deceased.
This land is three miles from Asheboro
2 miles from Central Fall- and 2 miles from
Cedar Kails; has good buildings, an 8 room
house, large barn, cm cribs, wagon shelters,
tool shelters, and is well improved and well
watered; about 05 acres of wood land, about
40 acres under cultivati n, and a good
pasture under fence.
Terms of sale, one-half cash and one-half
on a credit of six months, the purchaser to
give bond and approved security for deferr
ed paoinents, and same to bear interest until
paid.
E MOFFITT, Commissioner.
This 10th day of February, 11100.
NOTICE!
Having qualified as Extrs on the estate of
John f Ueschcr, deceased, before W fj
Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court of
liandolph county.
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present them to the un
dersigned, duly verified, on or before the
15th day of Feb, 1907, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and all per
sons owing said estate will como forward
and make immediate settlement.
A S Miller,
D T Andrews,
N J Rescuer, Extrs
This 15th day of Feb 1900.
Notice.
Land sale I will sell at public auction, on
Thursday, March 22, 1900, at one o'clock
p m, on the premises to the highest bidder
on most reasonable terms to be announced on
the day of sale my farm in Asheboro town
ship and one mile of Central Falls and known
as the Reuben Giles place, consisting of 102
acres of valuable farming and timber land.
This farm is on Gabriel's creek and is one
of the best farms in this section.
Daniel Smith.
This FeVy 19, 1900.
NOTICE!
Having qualified as Administrator on the
estnte of J It Haywood, deceased, liefore
W C Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Randolph county, all persons bavingclaims
are notified to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, on or before the 8th
day of March, 1007, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and nil
persons owing said estate will come forward
ami make immediate settlement.
J W LrniEn, Admr.
This 3rd day of March, 19lMi.
For Sale.
One hundred and fortv acres of land on
the waters of Haskct's Creek, within 200
yards ol Spero, one good dwelling house
with four rooms and out buildings. Twenty
acres of bottom land. Will sell for part on
timo of five years or will rent to responsible
p.-.rties for n perio'd of live years. Anyone
wauling to buy w ill find me nil my farm for
the next i)0 days.
J A Ni:kuii!ii;p.
Ramllcmnn, It F D,o,2.
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Moore County News.
A Miss llilliard was struck by a
train on the D & C. K. II. at Car
bonton last Tuesday, from the ef
fects of which she died shortly
afterwards.
Supt R 13 White, of Franklinton,
spoke Saturday at Jackson Springs,
at an tducational rally.
Mr OW Stout, of Stout & Graves,
has bought out Mr Graves' interest
in the mill and is cutting -m haul
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When in Asheboro see me. Shop
back of McDowell's livery stables.
Yours truly, s.
A. M. PRESNELL.
N. P COX,
Jeweler and
Photographer,
Asheboro, N. C.
Undertaking Establishment.
New and complete line of Collins and Caskets,
and prices ica-otmble. New Hearse. Uentle
stock and careful drivers. A share of your
patronage is reset'tfullv solicited.
J. W. JOLLY,
f " i for both
-Machinet