I HE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., Feb. 10, 1&16.
foswllice UotiXb
Offlo .pen I.OU m. a. toT.OUp. nu
gnuday MO to 11.00 *. m. and 4.00 to 8.00 p. a
J. M. MoORACKEN, PoitßUHr.
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—Seems the grouudbog has set
tled the weather proposition -at least
it has tended more to fair than
to foal and disagreeable weather.
—Alamance Republicans will hold
a couvention in Graham on Satur
day, 26th inßt., to name delegates to
the various district conventions.
—Saturday will close the health
campaign in Alamance. The ezer
-eises will take place at Graham and
prominent speakers will be present.
-y-k brake in the dam at Saxapa
haw was caused by the heavy rains
last week, but was not diacov red
until Sunday morning after the
had subsided. The damage
Vill be repaired as early as possible.
-■• The City of Burlington has
sold her bonds to build a city hall
and market. The issue is $30,(>00
and was bought by the Alamance
Loan and Trust Co. for (31,122 over
a number  f competitive bidders.
—On Tuesday night in Burling
ton, where both the bride and groom
lived, Mr. Thos. N. Boone and Miss
Addie Ray were quietly united in
marrage. The bride is a daughter
of Mr R. D. P. Ray, near here, and
Mr Boone formerly lived here. Both
are popular and have many friends
who wish them Jong life and much
happiness. N
Triangular Debaters Chosen.
1 Last Friday the debaters in Gra
, ham High School had a try-out con
test for places in the triangular de
beting contest. The subject is,
briefly, "preparedness." The judges
for Graham school chose Mr. Boyd
Harden and Miss Myrtle Cooper to
represent the affirmative and Mr.
~ Thos. C oper and Miss Zelma Eorn
buckle to represent the negative.
These four, if they get to go to
Chapel Hill in April, will have to
win over their apponents in both
affirmative and negative. These
contests will come off in a very few
weeks and our Graham debatere will
know then about going to Chapel
Hill.
Commissioners' Meeting.
The Board met Monday in regular
monthly session with, Mess. W H.
Turrentine, C. H. Runey, M. C. Mc-
Bane and Chas. F. Gates present.
The business attendi d to was
chiefly routine in character.
One thousand dollars was added
to the sinking fund, and 8250 was
appropriated for tomato club and
demonstration work upon condition
that board of education set aside a
like amount and amount equal to
both be given by the State.
Mr. C. B. Irwin Quite 111.
About six months ago Mr. Chas.
B. Irwin was stricken with' paralysis
and since he has been practically
confined to his home. On last Fii
day he had two other attacks, and
fearing the worst his daughters were
summoned. Mrs. Logan Critchton
of Atlanta, Mrs. Herbert Post of
East Orange, N. J., and Mrs. Banks
Williamson of Glencoe are with him.
His condition is regarded as critical
bis friends will regret to learn.
Damon and Pythias In Moving
Pictures.
On Tuesday night, 29th inst., at
the Mexican Theaire will be shown
Damon and Pythias in moving pic
tures. It was upon the devoted
friendship of these persons, told in
Grecian mythology, that the order
of Knights of Pythias was founded,
and it will be interesting to all
members of the order to witness the
portrayal of that friendship which
nas come down from the far distant
past. The tone of the picture is
elevating and ennobling and should
be seen for the sentiment it teaches.
To the Laymen's Missionary Meeting.
A small army of Graham people
went to Greensboro this morning to
spend the day at the Laymen's
Missionary meeting. A dozen or
more automobiles were filled. To
give the names of all who went
would be almost like publishing a
census of the town.
For Benefit of Daughters Confed
eracy.
On Friday night, 11th inst., the
Mexican Theatre will be run for the
benefit of Graham Chapter U. D. C.
Cnndies will be sold at the entrance.
The Chapter will appreciate a large
patronage.
* DEATHS.
Ovella, aged 3 years, 7 mos. and
29 days, the li tie daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Glosson, died in
Raleigh Tuesday and, accompanied I
by the parents, the body was
brought here at 11 o'cilock yesterday
morning for burial. The interment
was in Linwood Cemetery. Rev.
Jas. W. Rose conducted the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Glosson formerly lived
here, but moved to Raleigh about
four years ago. . ,
New Corporation.
Graham Chero-Cola Bottling
Company was incorporated by the
Secretary of State on Tuesday.
The incorporators are Messrs. A.
K. Hardee, Robt. L. Holmes and
Robt. B. Tate, The authorized
capital stock is (10,000, with *3,-
000 subscribed. ' (
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Mrs. J. K. Mebane spent Monday
in Greensboro.
Mr. W. A. Paschal of Altamahaw
was in town Monday.
Mr. A. W. Norwood is spending
the day in Durham.
Mr. J. L. Scott, Jr., spent Tues
day in Greensboro.
W. B. Sellars, Esq., of Pleasant
Grove was in town Tuesday.
Maj. J. J. Henderson spent last
Friday in Greensboro on business.
Mr. W. E. Thompson of EflancT
was here the first of the week on
busiuess.
Ex-Sheriff R. T. Kernodle of
Union Ridge was in town yesterday
on business.
Mr. Allan Mebane of Greensboro
spent the latter part of last week
here with relatives.
Messrs. Jerry and Rudy Webster
are at home. They have been in
Petersburg, Va.
Little Miss May Mebane Donoho of
Milton is visiting her aunt, Mis. E.
S Parker, Jr.
Rev. Jas, W. Rose went to Greens
boro yesterday evening to attend the
Laymen's Missionary Meeting. ,
Mrs. Jas. D. Proctor and little
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Catharine
spent yesterday visiting in Durham.
MissedJEthel and Bonna William
son of Saxapabaw spent the past
week here as guestsof Misses Blanch
and Rebecca Scott.
Mrs. Jas. P. Smith returned last
week from Washington, D. C., where
she spent about two months visiting
her daughter, Mis. Eugene Knight.
Mrs. Logan M Critchton of At
lanta, Ga.. arrived here Saturday
night, and Mrs. Herbert Post of East
Orange, N. J., arrived Sunday morn
ing, being summoned on account of
the illness of their father, Mr. Chas.
11. Irwin. •
Rev. T. G. Vickers of Southport
was here yesterday shaking hafids
with friends. He is attending the
Laymen's Missionary meeting in
Greensboro and ran down for a few
hours. He was formerly pastor of
the M: E. church here.
MEXICAN PROGRAM
The following is the program for
the week beginning Monday, Feb.
14th:
MONDAY NIGHT.
Broken Coin
( 2-parts
Little Lady Across The Way
2-parts
The Power of Fascination
l-part
Keeping It Dark
l-part
TUESDAY NIGHT.
The Lion's Ward
3-parts
Lizzie's Shadowed Dreamß
1-part
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Campells Are Coming
4-parts
- THURSDAY NIGHT.
Diamond From The Sky
2-parts
Juror No. 7
2-parts
Weekly No. 196
Slim, Fat or Medium
1-part
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Bride of Nancy Leo
2-parts
Slightly Mistaken
l-part
Her Speedy Affair
l-p»rt
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Lord John's Adventures No. 1
4-parts.
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Among the Sick.
Col. J. A. Long is able to be out
after being confined to his home for
two weeks.
Mr. Jas. P. Harden, near here, has
been sick for the past week.
Mr. Will. S. Rives is confined to
his home with grippe.
Mr. B. N. Turner has been con
fined to his home by sickness since
Monday evening.
TRUTH TRIUMPHS
Graham Citizens Testify for
the Public Benefit.
A truthful statement of a Graham
citizen, given in his own words,
should convince the most skeptical
about the merits of Doan's Kidney
Pills. If you suffer from backache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, urinary
disorders or any form of kidney ills,
use a tested kidney medicine.*
A Graham citizen tells of Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc
i ing proof of merit?
I J. N. 11. Clendenin, a retired far
i mer, S. Main St., Graham, says: "I
' was bothered A great deal by weak
; kidneys. I had little control over the
kidney secretions and had to get up
. many times during the night. In
I the morning my back was so sore
t and lame that I could hardly get out
of bed. I read so much about Doan's
Kidney Pills that I got a supply at
the Graham Drug Co. and began
taking them. A few doses relieved
{ the pain in my back and one box
9 cured me. I can now go to bed,
. sleep well and my back is strong."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
1 simply ask fora kidney remedy—get
1, Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
- Mr. Clendenin had. Foster-Milburn
|Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
Swepsonville Defeats Graham by a
Score of 21 to 2. v
The Swepsonville and Graham
schools played a slow but interest
ing game of basketball Saturday
afternoon on the former's fl»or.
The Graham quint wan in every
respect out classed by the local
team. The visitors were not al
lowed to toss a single goal during
the first half.
The locals became careless in
the last half, allowing the visitors
to score two points, both of these
being fouls.
The features of the game were
the consistent goal tossing of Gal
loway, scoring 15 points, while
Neese "tipped" 6.
t The line up was as follows:
Graham: Swepsonville:
Kernodle, R. G. Riddle, L. G.
Hradshaw, L. G. Cable, R. G.
Moser, Neese, C.
Terry, L. F. Galloway, L. F.
Cooper, R. F. Isley, R. F.
Substitutes:Swepsonville, Pick
ard for Riddle.
Referee, Mr. J. J. Henderson;
Umpire, Dr. Morrow.
Graham Produce Market
Corrected Weekly by W. J. Nick*.
Chickens —Hefts—per lb. ,10c
Fryers " 12H5c
Eggs, per doz. 20c
Ducks, per lb. 100
Geese, " ~ 08c
Butter, 9 1 ; 20c
Wheat, per bu. 1.45-
Corn, w .75 to 80c
Oats, " 65c
Sweet Potatoes per bu. 75c
Irish Potatoes " 80c to 1.00
Cotton Seed, per bu. .50c
Hides-Green, per lb. 13 to 14c
" Dry, per lb. 15 to 18c
Bees Wax, per lb. 25c
Tallow, " 6 to 7c
Honey, ,r 12£ to lsc
Pork, " 10 to 11c
Dressed Beef, " _8 to 10c
Looking After Highway.
Four Greensboro gentlemen,
namely: Mr. Andrew Joyner, news
paper and businessman; Mr. Gar
land Daniel, Secretary of the Greens
boro Fair Association; Mr. C. W.
Edwards, auto dealer; and Mr. E. L.,
Goodby, Editor Daily News, were in
Graham for a short while this morn
ing and in passing were very com
plimentary to our excellent streets.
As the committee of the good roads
bureau of the Chamber of-Commerce
of Greensboro they were looking
over the highway in Alamance,
which had been reported in bad con
dition in places. It is well known
that there are some bad places in
Alamance, especially in bad weather,
which have been complained of.
These conditions should be remedied
so that there would be an all-seasons
passable road. ' .
Community Service Day
for Boone Station Township.
Cor. of The (Gleaner.
eAoii College has decided to be
host to the citizens of Boone Sta
tion Township on the last Satur
day of this month which is Feb.
26th, in what they bava decided
to call a Commnnity Service' Day.
In this program the College is
to haVe the co-operation of the
County School authorities and of
the State Department of Agri
culture.
The exercises will begin at. 10
o'clock in the morning by a basket
ball game in the Gymnasium room
of the College Alumni building,
which will be immediately fol
lowed in the same room by an ex
hibition by one of the regular
gymnasium classes of the
boys.
At 11:30 there will be an ad
dress in the College chapel by
Major W. A. Graham, entitled
Farming In North C'aroliua, fol
lowed by an address by J. L. Bur
gess on Lime in Farming.
The Y. W C A. and Y. M. C.
A. and the Christian Endeavor
Societies of the College will serve
a lunch to the visitors from Ito
2:30 o'clock ii\ the College Dining
Hall free to citizens of Boone Sta
tion township who are attending
the Community Service Day ex
ercises.
In the afternoon at 2:30 Mr. T.
B. Parker will speak in the Col
lege chapel on Live Stock On The
Farm, which address will be fol
lowed with one by Mr. R. G. Hill
on Family Garden and Trtysk
Patch.
The women also will be cared
for in an address in the morning
by Miss Jamison on Woman's
Work in the Family, and then
another address in the afternoon
by the same speaker on Woman's
Work on the Farm. All citizens
in Boone Station township are
earnestly requested to accept the
invitation of the College to be
present for this Community Day
Service.
The Wadesboro Ansonian tells
that a black Angus bull, owned
by a citizen of Anson county, dis
appeared and 27 days afterward
the animal was found alivo in an
abandoned well and was able to
walk when pulled out.
Rev. J. E. Sbenk, a Lutheran"
minister, died in Greensboro Fri
day. He was a native of Virginia
and hta remains were taken to
that State for burial. Mr. Shenk
WHS admitted to the bar in 1888.
Family survives.
The 18-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Crotts, near Isl
ington, was shot to death .when a
! shot gun in the hands of its 5
I year-old brother was accide > tally
i discharged. Mr. Crotts had laid'
his gun down loaded.
*T'» Cure i I old In finr I)*).
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine
1 Tp'ilets. All druggist# returnl the
t money if ii fails t y cure. E. \\
l Grove's signal ure in oo ca.-b l oi..
io cent*. '/ adv,
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Death of Miss Cornelia Watson.
Cor. of The Qleaner.
Miss Cornel a Watson, the sis
ter of Dr. G. Whison, died at
0 le o'clock this afternoon after an
illness Of about a week of paraly
sis.
Miss Watson was 64 years of
age and was the daughter of Dr.
E F. Watson, a very promioent
physician of Alamance County
during his life time. . Her father
was a member of the State Board
of Examiners for many years and
wa* a thirty-three degree Mason
and for several years Qrand
Master of the N. C. Masonic
Lodge. She iB survived by three
brothers and an only sister as fol
lows: Dr. G. S. Watson, a member
of the College Hoard of Trustees
and a resideut of this place with
whom she made her home Lieu
tenant J. II Watsori, Graham, Mr.
D. W. Union Ridge and
Mrs A G. Garrison, Burlington,
R. F. D. Her funeral wHI bo
conducted from the Watson resi
dency here on Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock and her remains
will be laid to rest either in the
Elon College Cemetery or that of
the Union Ridge Christian Church
ten miles north of the College, of
which church she was a member
for many years during her life.
Miss Wataon was a noble
Ch.istian woman exemplifying in
her life the beautiful graces of
the Christian life. She will be
greatly missed in the community.
Elon College, Feb. 5, 'l6.
February Lecture by Prof. Brannock.
Cor. of The Gleaner.
The faculty February lecture
was given on last evening by Prof.
N. F Brannock, head of the De
partment of Chemistry. Prof.
Braunock shows as his subject,
Romance of the i.'onstituent
Elements of Matter. It was a
very learned and able lecture
treating of the various theories of
the origin of matter that have
been entertained during the
world's history.,
Prof. Brannock said that the
scientific world was beginning now
to think that the constiuent ele
ment oi the atom is energy. He
based his conclusion on the (lose
relationship of the elements to
each other, on the result of spec
trum . analysis, and on the
phenomenon of radio activity.
Elon College, Feb. 5,1016.
Southwest Alamance.
Cor. of The Gleaner.
Thomas Moser of Roch Hill, S.
C., was almost instantly killed by
being caught in the shafting at
the cotton mill where he was
working
Dr. J. D. Gregg of Liberty is
right seriously sick with rheuma
tic fever.
Glen Coble came very near los
ing an eye by trying to bat a rock.
The groundhog didn't see his
sh tdow, consequently we are hav
ing tine weather.
The public road leading from
the Stroud farm to the old Oak
dale P. O. is about given up as
past traveling on on account of
inudholesand washouts.
WELL AND IN
JEOOD HEALTH
After 7 Years Suffering, Says Lady,
Since Taking Cardui.
Columbia, S. C.—Mrs. L. C.
Heinmann, of 331 Washington St.,
of this city, says: "I have re
ceived so much benefit from Car
dui, I feel like speakiug i good
word for it to .every lady I come
in contact with, that I think needs
it, hoping to help some one to get
well, as I did.
I had been sick in bed for a
long time with the change of life.
The doctor tended me all along,
and finally one morning when he
came he said he believed I would
have to go to the hospital yet. I
s lid No. I then read all of the
testimonials in jthe Ladies' Birth
day Almanac and then I phoned
for a bottle of Cardui and com
menced taking it. I began to im
prove from then on. I took live
bottles continuously, then off and
on for awhile, and I was well . . .
and have had good health ever
since, I am glad to say. I have
recommended it to a lot of my
friends.
I was troubled for seven or
eight years before I took Cardui.
1 think it is the best medicine on
earth for female troubles .. .If
this testimonial will help some
one else you are at liberty to use
it if you like."
Begin taking Cardui today. It
may be the very medicine you
need. Your druguist sell* it. Get
a bottle from him today. adv
i 1100—Dr. B. Detchon'i Anti-Ulu
retic may be worth more to you
—more to you than 1100 if you
have a child who toil* the bed
ding from incontinence oi water
during sleep. Cure* old and young
alike. It arrest* the trouole at
- or.ee. SI.OO. Sold by Graham Drug
C> mpany. adv.
| Dr.-Richard Whitehead, ana
tive of Salisbury, for years head
of the medical corps of the Uni
versity,,going from that position
to become dean of the medical
faculty of the University of Vir
ginia, died at Charlottavill, Va,
■ Sunday.
DR. G. EUGENE HOLT
Osteopathic Physician
i XI. 8 aad n First Nalloul Bankk Uldg.
> • BURLINGTON, *N C.
' Stomach and Nervous diseaie*t,a
. Specialty. ' Phones, Office 305,—res
idence, Wl i.
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b The German government de
-1 matids possession of the Appatn,
. brought to Hampton Roads as a
r prize of war by a German priz-e
0 crew, and England demands that
Y the vessel be ret urned to ber own
ers.
r Mr. A. W. Mcl>ean, who ban
j been critically ill with pneumonia
f at bis home in Lumberton, is re
„ ported somewhat improved. He
e is a prominent lawyer and has
- been frequently mentioned for
t Governor.
" The Overbrook hotel, at At
-1 lantic City, N. J., was burned on
y the 4th and three persons perished
in flames.
u The War Department has re
a ported to Congress adversely on a
- project for Federal improvement
r of the Neuse river, between Golds
(f boro and New Berne.
~ Another cotton mill, with a
t. capital of f. r >OO,OW, is to lie built
in Gaston county. This will make
60 mills for that couuty.
d Mr. VV, I*. Cheek, a lineman lor
■ the Bell Telephone Company, was
P killed instanfly on Saturday evj
d ning at Athens, Ga., by the over
'• turning of a moter car. Cheek
. formerly lived in Salisbury.
*■' Richard Winfield, a negro who
n killed Arthur Bryant, a negro, is
in "Jail at New Bern. Claims self
defence. -•
'* Constipation.
When costive or troubled with
Constipation, take Chamberlain t>
a Tablets. They are easy to take atid
mo>t agreeable in eflcct. Obtaina-
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Re-Sale of Land! i
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fly virtue of mi order of tb* HuperlorCourt j
ol Alan auoe countyln a Hpeclal Proceeding j
eatlilod Annie L. roust as Administratrix ,
of Dr. O. K. Fount against Kobena H. and S
Zdbulon V. Fount, I will expoee to tale to tbe «
hlgheat bidder at the court bouas door ID j
Oraham, on » , j
- SATURDAY, FED. 10, 1910,
at 18 o'clock M.. at nubile auction, the follow*
truct of land situate In Alamance conn *
ty and doaerlb daa follows:
One tract sltosted on the waters of Ver
ticil'* cteek, adjoining tbe lends of Hence
H« riing, Will Tmllnger and oihois. begln
nliiK Ht n gum on a bruneli. K. H. barker's cor*
ner # ruiiumg thence rt I 1 12 deg w 41chs?o
Ika to M hickory on Parker's line and Her
ling's cor- er; thence w •* deg K 'Wi cbs 75 iks
to a hickory, Ocorse Koust's corner; thence
hip and TfOlluger's line N I 1-19 deg K M obi*
HO Ika to a aionc, W. (J Wilson's corner: 1
thence with the linca of W. (j. Wilson and
oihera to tbe beginning, containing lk) acrea,
n.ore or leas
Terms ol Male-One-tbird eaah.aud tbe bal
»• nee to be due lu als m»nlli* from day of
auie, the deferred ntyment to bvs'r Interest
fiom that day. with the privilege to tb# |>ur
chatfer to pa* all ciiab at any nu e after the
Mtle la confirmed by the court, and tille re
tained until all the purchase money Is paid.
1 his Is a i ess e because of a ten pei cent,
bid hsving been pla-ed upon sala sale of
January luih. .Mitt, and the bidding will . t trt
at t'KJO.UU. e
Tula January 3Ut. jvitt.
(IfcOUOK H. ItOdKKH.
Con; in Ist. loner.
Isongjt Long. Attorney a.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Having qusllfled as Kxecutrl* of the will
of Joe L. Mitchell, deceased, the undersigned
hereby notifies nil persons holding clal>ris
against sud estate to present the same duly
authenticated, on or befor«* the '2lst day ol
J.in'y, IWI7, or this uotlce will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted
to mild estate ure requested to make Irnmedl
ate settlement..
This J..n** 14th. IDPt
MAItV L MITCIIKx'I*.
9>jai«ot of Joe L. Mitchell, Uec'd
SUCCESS OF HOME GARDENS.
International Child Welfare League I*.
euee S'.&tement on IU Work
The International Child Welfare
league hfi* laaued u alatcmcnt allow
ing what auccena It voia able to achieve
In Itn homo garden movement for chil
dren luHt cummer with the proceuda of
a flower hnll which it held laat aprlng.
The Ktaletoent reada In part:
The , International Child Welfare ,
league. In conjunction with the bureau j
of education of Waatilngton, haa been i
atudylng the Introduction of Commla- j
aloner P P. Claxlon'n plan of the i
home garden under acbool aupervlulon
aa a aubatltute for child labor. The
egperlment waa tried in Weatchcater
county, N. T., laat atimmer and haa
been NO Hurcenaful lhat the Welfare
league la co-operaling with all educa
tional league* In punhlng the work.
The aehool garden and the home gar-'
den are oil en confuaed. The former la
a community nffair, with a teacher to
1 overaee the whole plot. Thl* plan la
an excellent one for collective Inatrtic
tlon afid li recommended for chil
dren who hav" no home garden. The
value of the brine garden Ilea In tbe
fact that the parent* lake more pride
In the fork of the child and with Itn
economic result* which are more read
ily seen In the home than -when the
i garden l« al none dlxtant point.
Tarrytown, N. Y.. rained privately
•ufflclenl njenev. coupled with an
amount contributed by the Interna
. tlonal Child W> Ware league, to alart
the work wl h n teacher In the Waali
. Ington Irvln? hi :h aehool ond alao In
the North Tarry-own high aehool. In
tbla town the work was ayatematlcally
organized under the Claxton plan, and
Ite luccesa haa led to It# adoption by
the board of education aa a part-of the
regular aehool *ork in the coming
' year.
The fact thai the work la done after
tchool hour* and continued Into the
r Hummer vacation period makes It eaay
' to fit Into the .curriculum of any
aehool, and the happy result* In Ita
• bearing on health and moral* make It
a moat valuable adjunct to aehool edu
cation. " •
♦ ."7.777
OPPOSITION.
The effects ef opposition are
wonderful. There are men who
rise refreshed on hearing of a
threat —men to whom a crisis
which intimidates and paratyzoa
the majority cornea graceful and
beloved as a bride**—Emereon.
; '
Sale of Land.
Under and by vrtue of the power of sale
contained In a mortjrace from Cad A. Al
iirlebt and bla wife. Krama Albright, and J,
1.. Te«l and hie wife, Ila Te 1, elected on tbe
L'Utta dar o' July, A. D.. 1811, and recorded In
■ Hook So, M or Mortca#* Deeda 111 the office
f tba HefUter of Deed• for Alamanoe coun
ty. Mid morttfrnße and tba bond evidencing
tbe Imiebtednee* eecurad thereby having
beeh duly aeelaned, and tba henluafter de
scribed property having been duly oouvered
to the u .der>lvn«d, we will, oo
MONDAY, Fliß. 14,
at I'i o'ol ok M. ,at tbe oourt bouee dnor In
Oiabatn, North Carolina, offer for tale and
Milt !>r caah to the hlabeet bidder, tbe follow
ing deturlbed traote of land, to-wlti
Klr«t—A tract of land bouabt from J. J.
Illnbop aud wife, Hepwiuber 28rd, Ul u, re
corded In Ihe office of Register of Deeds for
Alamanoe county, North Carolina, and de
icrioed ai followa: Adjolnlna helandaor
Martha i>poon, A. 1. and f, A. Cappe, Martha
M. Bykee, Letltla loleaidothert, dr.bam
towmblp, beginning at a rook, ooraer with
■eld Cole and Spoon; running thanoe B iIH
dear W KB.H cha to a rook, oorner with aald A.
J. Dap pa in aald ttpoon's Una; theme N ti'/i
dec W tt.SU cha to a rock, oorner with aald K '
A. l appa and Sjrkee; thanoe N IB dec 11M1
cha to a rock, corner with aald P, A. Cappa
and Cole; tb.noe 8 4S dec K 83J8 cha to tbe
beginning, containing nrty-alx and 17-100
aciee (M.n) but to be the aaine be then mora
more Or leaa. Bald deed la reoorded In Book
U of Deeda, p. a, to whloh reference la bera
hy madfe for a more complete deaorlptlon.
Beoond—A tract of land bought from A. J.
Marahburn and wife, Auguat IMb, lUIO, re
corded In the office of Hegtater of Deeda for
Alamanoe oounty. North Carolina, and da- '
acribed aa followa: Adjoining the land aof J.
H. White, Dalay Walker, Dan Walker and
"there. In Graham townablp, and Uiunded aa
followa: llemg one half undivided Intereat '
In lxita No. lai, 132, 133 aud Ul In iilook U, aa
ehown by lllue Print, raoorded lo Heglaler of
Deeda office of Alamanoe oounty, North
Carollua, In Deed Hook No. », p. iU. The
other undivided Intrreet la owned by J. L.
Teal, of oounty and btate aforoaald, who
Jotna In tbla mortgage deed, and oonaeya, fur
the purpoaea aforeaald, hla undlvldek.lnter
eit In and to the above deeorlbed iotalT
1 hla lath day of January,lSlS. *
AI.AMANCK JNM * HBAL EHTATE CO.,
Awignee.
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Journals, Ledgers,
Day Books,
Time Books,
Counter Books,
Tally Books,
Order Books,
Large Books,
Small Books,
Pocket Memo.,
Vest Pocket Memo.,
Ac.
For Sale AI
The Gleaner
Printing Office
Graham, N. C.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Having qualinod aa admlnletratoraof tba
eaUte or the late V. B. Warren, tbla la to
notify all peraoua having olalmi agalnat
■aid eeute to preaent them properly van
ned to the undfratgned on or before the
Ilat of January. I*l7, or tbla notice will bo
pl«-aded In liar of tbelr reoevery. Allpereona
Indvhted Ui aald retata are rejueetad to make
linmrdlate payment to Uie ui.deral|iied.
Tlila Jan. )3tb. ISIS.
M. J. HTiK'KAItD.
A O. POBTBKPIbLD,
Adm'raof Y. B. Warren, deo'd.
I«ng * lAing, Altja WJantt
NOTICE OF SALE
Of Real Estate Under
Deed of Trust
llOder sud by virtue of tbe power of sale
contained lo a certain deed of truat execut
ed on tbe 3rd day of December, I9M, bjr J. 11.
Cat** and bin wife. AnoleCatee.to toe under
signed AUioance inturmnoe ana heal Betate
Company a« tiu»t«e for tbe purpose q# secur-
Ini the payment of certain bon >■ described
In Mid ('red of trust, wblcb la dul? probated
snd recorded In tbe office of the fteglster of
l>#eds for Alacoaoce county In Boott of Mort
gajfrs and 1 >e«l» of Tust No. (S, at page IST.
default bavin* been made In tbe payment of
said bonds, tbe uniere!«oed Alamanoe In
surance aod Heal Kslate Company will, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1916,
at one o'rlbck, p. m., at tbe oourt bouse door
of Alamance county. North i arolloa, at lira
bam. Nortb Carolina, offer for sale at public
auction to tbe bl*beel bidder for eaab tbe
follow n* two tracts of land, U>*wlt;
First Tract—A certain tract or parcel of
land In Alamance oounty and Htateof Nortb
 arollna. adjoining the lama of J. W. Catea
and others aud b undod aa followa:
Itegiunlnx at an iron bolt oo Gilmer street
on corner of T. G. Nicholson's lot, running
tbrnce H to deg W HMJ feet to an Iron bolt:
t hence, N m deg 30 mtn W 300 feet to an Iron
bolt on J. w. Cates' lln#; tbanoe MlO drg K
with aald Catea* line 100 ft on corner of T. O.
Nlcbolaoa'a lot: tbe nee wltb aald Niobolson'a
Hue M W deg 40 rntn K SUO ft to tbe beginning*
contalng about one-half an acre, more or leaa
On tbla lot la located a all-room modern
cottage.
Hecond Tract -A certain tract or parcel of
land altusted in tbe town of Burlington, Ala
mance county and tfUte of Nortb Carolina,
aud described aa followa: lletnc a portion of
1/OtNo.ttof tbe town plot or Burlington,
mi tuated o.i the South atde of Davis a tree t,
near t ameron atreet:
Beginning at a stake or bolt on Davis street,
I 102 feet from tbe corner of Davia and Came*
ron at reel a, running tbence parallel with
• Cameron atreet, 213 feet to a atake or bolt;
i thence North weal lfe feet to V. H. Bnjder'a
line; tbence wltb said Bnyder'a Hoe to Davin
I street, il'i feet; thence wltb Davis street 108
i feet to tbe beginning,
i Tbls February 4th, 1910
AI.AMANOB IKB. * REAL EHTATE CO,
Truateea.
f + UP-TO^ATB + JOB + '
I DONE AT THIS OFFICB. |
| % GIVE US ▲ TRIAL. |
MOVED
1 have Moved my Stock til
the Scott buiding receirfjaj
ocupied by the Mexican, I
an\J»etter prepared to servaß
Try me with your |
NEXT Order.
BELOW COST
I am going to give my en
tire time to my Grocery |
Business and Meat Market.
Everything in Dry Goods and J
Notions must go.
G. W. _ BLACK, II
THE PURE FOOD GROCER
GRAHAM, - N. C.
Why athleU'B the meat man's
Becaua they nre no eh great hands
for meets!
Meats to roast, Meats to Fry I
The Best Meats alwayß the meats
to boy! Meats to 801 l 1 Meats to |
Stew! The best meats should al
ways be the meats for you.
You'll always And them here!
W. H. ALBRIGHT
'Phone 444
I"1
Most
Appreciated |
ii the gift mott _
Hera we km com*'
bmed beauty with usa«
bility—lavalieres; ex
quitite brooches and
bracelet*; sturdy hat*
pins; unusual designs -»1
in rings—besides a host
of other suggestive ar
ticles for gifts to the j
young graduate. -
Our assortment of •>
ELGIN WATCHES *
ii etpectall? attractive. Sea ' . I
tbeae unialierinf matter- .ii
T piece, of watchcnft baton > J
1 making year final gift J
Sa choice. -
tig Z.T. HADLEY
]FJ JEWELER A OPTICIAN
i f GRAHAM. N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administra
tor upon tbe estate of James T.
Bradshaw, dee'd, the undcrsizned
hereby notifies all persons holding
claims against said estate to pre
sent the same duly authenticated,
on or before the 21st day of Jan y,
I*l7, or this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are ri—
quested to make immediate set
tlement.
This January 3, 1916.
J. O, BRADSHAW, Admr
20)an6t of Jas T, Bradshaw. '
I Very Serious >
I* ia a very serious matter to aak
tor ooe mxllrlna and have the
wrong ooe gtvaa you. For thia
rassnn wa nrje you in buying It
be cssefal lo gat tba gamine—-
BLACK-BGHT
liver Medldne
IThe reputation of this oIJ, rella-
Ma medicine, (or constipation. In
digaotian and liver trouble, is firm
ly eetehllshed. It doea not imitate
other madidnes. It ia better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
■ale than ad othera combined.
SOLD IN TOWN Fa
! Dixon's Lead Pencils are the |
i are THB BEST. Try them |
I and be convinced. They are |-
' I for sale at this office.—sc. —t -Hjl
0 0000
Small Store-bouse For Rent.
Well located close to the best J
trade in Orabam. Price reasonable
and building ready tor occupancy
now.
U- J. M. McCRACKEN,, 4
25novtf. Grahahn, N. C.
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