THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., March 15, 1917.
Postottiee Hons.
Offle op«n T.OO •. a. to T.tO p. a.
Bnuday 0.00 to 11.00». m. and 4.00 to 8.00 p. m
J. M. McCRACKEN. Poitmmatar.
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+ LOCAL NEWS. +
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—Mr. George W. Black has mov
ed from the Hunter residence to the
BUckmon residence near the Grad
ed School.
—Mr. Robt. L. Holmes went to
Dr. W._ Perry Reaves' hospital in
Greensboro last Saturday for a slight
operation.
—lt rained Monday again. There
have been so many rainy Mondays
in the past few months that we have
lost the count.
-Rev. Mr. Carter of Elon Col
lege filled Rev. J. G. Truitt's pulpit
at the Graham Christian church last
Sunday morning.
—Mess. J. D. Albright & Co.,
who suspended business long enough
to have a new floor put in their store
last week, are in shape again to take
care of their customers.
—The weather feels Spring-like
today, and as there has been no
weather fit to do garden work and 1
plowing for some three months every
body will now get busy. i
—Special Communication Thos. '
M. Holt Lodge No. 49?., A. F. & A:,
to be held Friday night 8:00 o.'clock. i
J. HARVEY WHITE, W. M. I
J. S. COOK, SBTFY.
—Mr. Emory Coble, an old Con- I
federate veteran, died at Haw River (
on the 17th of February in the 87th
year of his age. Their ranks are ,
growing thinner and thinner as the '
years go by.
—The Republican Club of Gra- |
ham will give a banquet at Graham ,
Hotel Saturday night. All Repub
licans are invited to attend. It is
surmised that this is done, looking •
forward to the biennial election of i
town officers in May. 1
—The second meeting of the
Child's Conservation League of I
America was held Monday afternoon j
with Mrs. R. L. Holmes. Mrs. H.
W. Scott, President, presided over
the meeting. General topics for the
year were discussed. Mesdames J. .
N. Taylor, J. J. Henderson and W. (
P. Smith were appointed a commit
tee on programmes for the coming
year, J
" SOCIAL ITEMS.
Mrs. Lynn B. Williamson enter
tained at a five course dinner Friday
evening. Her guests were Mr. and '
Mrs. Bob Glenn of Greensboro, Mr. 1
and Mrs. Will E. White of Graham, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.Holt Jr., of
Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey ,
White and Mesdames Phillip R. I
Carlton of Greensboro and James D. i
Proctor of Lumberton. i
Mrs. John J. Henderson enter
tained a few friends at bridge Tues
daj morning from eleven till one 1
o'clock ih\hoßor of her sister, Mrs. 1
James D. of Lumberton. '
Those present were Mesdames A. K.
Hardee, E. D. Scott, Phillip R. '
Carlton, J. Harvey White, Will E.
White, Lynn B. Williamson, J. D. 1
Kernodle and Miss Mamie Parker. ,
After the game refreshments in two
courses were served carrying out the
color scheme of yellow and white.
"Moot Court" Entertainment.
On Tuesday night, the 27th inst,
Chaß. F. .Fisher Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will
give a "'Moot Court" entertainment
in Burlington for the benefit of their
Chapter. We are unable to state
what phase of court it will represent,
but it will no doubt be very enter
taining. Several personages in the
performance will be Graham people,
and for that reason and the further
reason that Chas. F. Fisher Chapter
is a daughter of Graham Chapter,
Graham people should be liberal
patrons of the performance.
"Pinafore."
A generation ago "Pinafore" swept
the country. It was very popular
and pleased everybody who heard
and saw it. The little opera should
be no less pleasing now than it was
years ago. On Friday night, March
23rd, it will be played at Graham
Graded School auditorium. The
teachers are now busy training the
children in their parts. Everyone
should see it and encourage those
who are devoting their time and tal
ents to make a success of it.
Feature Pictures.
Mr. R. L. Holmee, Mgr. the
Moxiean Theatre has booked for
March 26ch, "The Great Secjet"
featuring Francis X. Bushman.
"Pearl of the Army" featuring
Miss Pearl White.
"Pride of the Clan" featuring Miss
Mary Pickford. This is the sweet
est picture ever screened.
New Advertisements.
Hayes Drug Co.—Have something
to say about their Prescription De
partment. See ad. in another col
umn.
Misses Hughes & Snyder—Milli
nery Opening Friday and Saturday,,
March IC-17. lie sure to attend.
Black & Smith—lce. See them
and keep cool. -
R. B. Keck, adm'r of Lawrence
J. Ke*;k—Notice.
J. J. Henderson, com'r—Sale of
Valuable Land.
Tournament Wagon For Hose Co.
Graham, Hose Co. is to have a new
Tournament wagon by the annual
meet of the North Carolina Firemen
at Aaheville in July. The citizens
of Graham have subscribed the
necessary amount to pay for the
wagon. It is intended to go in the
races and compete for prizes offered
by the Firemen's Association.
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♦ PERSONAL. +
f mi , mm it
Miss Alice Fox of Liberty ia visit
ing Mrs. J. B. Montgomery.
Mr. Geo. M. Pattonof Greensboro
was here Monday on business.
Mr. W. I. Ward left for Washing'
ton, D. C., last night on business.
Mr. Frank Moore spent the past
week in Greensboro with relatives.
Mr. J. A. Winningham, near
Saxapahaw, is in town today trading.
Mesdames W. S. Rives and J. N.
Taylor spent yesterday in Greens
boro.
Mr. Mayo R. Rives left Monday
night on a business trip to Balti
more.
Mr. Haywood Henderson, in school
at Elon College, spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. Engene Sykes of Greensboro
spent from Friday till Monday with
relatives here,
Mr. H. W. Scott left Monday for
Lynchburg and other cities on a
business trip.
Mr. J. W. Menefee returned Tues
day from a three weeks' business
trip to New York.
Mess. J. Elmer Long and J. J.
Henderson were in Greensboro Tues
day attending court,
Mrs. R. L. Holmes spent yester
day in utreensboro with Mr. Holmee
at Reaves' hospital.
Mm. H. H. Simpson of Haw River
spent Tuesday here with her daugh
ter, Mrs. E. L. Henderson.
Little Miss Elizabeth Hill Pomeroy
leaves today for Milton to visit her
grand-mother, Mrs. Hines.
Miss Minnie Long, in school at the
State Normal College, Greensboro,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. W. H. Foushee of Greens
boro arrived yesterday on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. W. A.-Wood.
Misses Myrtle Ezell and Duke
McCracken and Mr. "Shag" Thomp
son spent Tuesday afternoon at Elon
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gleen of Greens
boro spent Saturday night here as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B.
Williamson.
Mr. E. S. Parker, Jr., went to
Washington Sunday night and re
turned Tuesday morning, and he
spent yesterday in Raleigh.
Miss Doris Holt, in school at
Greensboro College for Women,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lacy Holt.
Mr. Peter Rives and daughter,
Miss Vivian, of Robersonville, -ar
rived aere last Friday on a visit to
the homes of his sons, Messrs. M. R.
and W. S. Rives.
Mrs. J. D. Albright and Miss
Myrtle Ezell spent last Saturday in
Greensboro. Miss Conley Albright,
at the State Normal College, return
ed with them to spend Sunday at
her home here.
Mrs. Phillip R. Carlton of Greens
boro, who has been spending a few
dayß here with her brothers, Mess.
J. Harvey and Will.-E. White, left
for Atlantic City this morning ac
companied by Mrs. J. Harvey White.
Mr. Harvey White accompanied them
to Greensboro.
Baptist Church News Notes.
Sunday School every Sabbath
morning at 9.45.
Let us all stand by the Bible and
the Bible School.
"A single word is a little thing,
But a soul may be dying before
your eyes
For the lack of comfort a word
may bring
With its welcome help, and its
sweet surprise.'-
Morning worship next Sunday at
11 o'clock. Sermon theme, "The
Place of the South in the Religious
Life of the Nation." Evening wor
ship at 7.30. Sermon theme, "The
Death.. and Burial of Moses.'
These are 'important subjects ana
we would like for all to be pres
ent.
Mid-week services every Tuesday
at 7.30 Subject for March 20th,
"Disciples.''
■-All who have no regular church
affiliation in the town are cor
dially invited to share with us all
the services of this church. All
Baptists are urged to be loyal to
the church, and attend all its ser
vices possible.
_ Our revival meeting will begin
April 22nd. Kev J. F. Black, Kair
napolis, N. C, will aid the church,
and pastor. Mr. Black has had
years of experience in this kind of
work, and is a very fine preacher.
Majestic Shows Coining.
The Majestic Shows which were
booked for Graham next week have
changed their date—coming to Gra
ham the week of March 26th. Thia
is one of the cleanest, largest and
best equipped carnivals On the road,
-traveling on their special train of
10 all steel cars, carrying 0 Big
Shows, a new 110000 Merry-go-round
and a Big Eli Ferria Wheel. Thia
is a clean and up-to-date attract! n.
A Royal Italian Band furnishes the
muaic.
OUR IJUNGS SE
Overwork, lack of fresh air, mental strain or any sickness
disturbs their functions. Stubborn coughs tear and wear
the sensitive hing tissues. ,
ENiLSION
11 should be taken promptly for hard coughs, unyielding cold*,
» Ajk> or when strength is knrereJfrom any cause. Its high
' nutritive value creates resistive force to ward off sick
-9 ffrffi nm. The rich cod liver oil improves the quality
I ilnr of the blood to relieve the cold and the glycerine is
1 ijj A soothing and healing to the hing tissues.
I Ms* MMS Akaklk SdbtiM« Wbidi ExcMs tfc* Oi. •,*. (
GRAND MURITS REPORT.
A New Court House Aanong Recom
mendations in Report i
March Term Superior Court, ,
i Alamance County, N. C. ,
To His Honor, J no. H. Kerr, Judge ;
Presiding:
We, your Grand Jury, beg leave
to make the following report:
We have examined all bills pre
sented to us by the Solicitor and (
have passed on Bame. j
We visited the County Jail and ,
found it well kept and sanitary, |
the inmates well cared for, but .
would I'ecommend that the Honor
orable Board of County Commis
sioners have the lot cleaned off, (
especially the rubbish of the old (
jail, and lot beautified
by sowing grass and planting ■
shrubbery.
We have visited the County .
Home and found it well kept and
in good sanitary condition, in- .
mates well cared for—found the
rooms neat and clean. We would
recommend that the Honorable
Board of County Commissioners
have a permanent road built from
the macadam road to the Home.
We have visited the county con
vict camp and found the camp in
good condition, couvicta well
cared for, the stock in good con
dition and well cared for, tools in
good condition tnd well cared for. 1
We visited all the offices of
county officers and found them
well kept, and as far as we could
see the books are well kept.
We would recommend a floor be
put in the Treasurer's office, also
in the office of Clerk of Court.
We would recommend that an
soon as the County Commissioners
see the way clear thnt they have
a Court House built that
be in keeping with the progress of
our county.
We find the closets in the Court
House in a very unsanitary con
dition.
Very respectfully submitted,
J. A. HAMILTON, Foreman.
Some Drew Road Sentences; Some
Fines.
A vast amount of work was accom
plished in the four days that court
was in session last week. Judgs
Kerr and Solicitor Gattis were on the
job all the time, not goiug by fits
and jerks, but going at a steady gait
that brought results. Some of the
matters disposed of were as follows—
all State cases :
Pleas Harden; liquor for sale; SSO
and costs.
Ray Thomas; forcible trespass;
$lO and costs.
Luther Perry; abandonment; pen
ny and coets and S2OO to prosecutrix.
John McMillan; assault with dead
ly weapon and concealed weapon; 4
mos. on roads in one and 2 mos. in
other.
Hadley Burnett; liquor for sale; 6
mos. on roads.
Lawrence Graves; trespass; sls
and costs.
Joe Handy; larceny; 6 mos. on
roads
Grover Whitt, larcency; 4 mos on
roads.
Weldon Fonville; bastardy; S6O
and costs.
Guy Phelps; assault; $lO and costs.
Flony Wilson and Levi Enox; as
sault; each S4O and coets.
Clarence Wiley; assault; 2 mos.
on roads.
James E. May; housebreaking,
etc.; 6 mos. on roads.
Jim Allen; larceny and selling
liquor; 12 and 4 mos. on roads.
Clem Bradshaw; assault; 6 mos.
on roads.
Harrison Stephens; larceny—2
cases; 24 moe. on roads.
Dooster Allen; assault d. w ; 6
mos. on roads.
Rude Keck, o.car Teer, Luther
Lee; fore, trespass; costs and appear
two years and show good behavior.
Will Thacker; concealed weapon;
$25 and costs.
Charlie Thompson, Robert Wal
ker, Henderson Davis and John
Walker; gambling; $25 and coets.
George Hooper; escape; 4 mos.
on roads.
MEXICAN PROGRAM
The following is the program for
the week beginning Monday,
March 19.
MONDAY NIQHT.
Sunshhie Girl
Pathe in 5-parts featuring
Lucile Hutton
TUESDAY NIOHT.
Loneeurn Luke
2-parts
Western Drama
2-parts
WEDNESDAY NIOHT.
Right Direction
Paramount 5-parts
THURSDAY NIOHT.
Bine Grass
i World in 5-parts
FRIDAY NIOHT.
Snow White
Paramount in 5-parts
I SATURDAY NIOHT.
Gloria's Romance
2-parts
) Henie and Louie
1-part
To Graham Tax-Pa yert.^
t
If ven d j not want to be embar
rassed by having your property ad
vertised, or hare yonr wages garni
sheed, for taxes, see me at once and
pay yonr back taxes. This March
Ist, 1917.
B. R. TROLINGER,
-Tax Collector.
Write the Pennsylvania Lumber
Company, Greensboro, N. C, for ito
formaaion and pricea of Spanish oak,
red oak, willow oak, hickory, beech,
birch and maple croaa ti>». Oak and
poplar furniture stock. Marl-4t.
Itch relieved In SO minute* by
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. Neve. .
fails. Sold by Qrabam Drag Co.
=VISIT=
Ladies' Emporium
And Millinery
This Emporium Carries [Skirts, Waists,
Children's Dresses, Corsets,
Underwear, Etc.
COME TO SEE US
GRAHAM, N. C
At Misses Freelands' Old Stand
MO. 8844. REPORT OF THE CONDITIO!* OF
The National 6ank of Alamance
At Graham, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of
business on March 5, 1917.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts (except those shown on band e) . f 106.190.77
Total loans _ $ IW.ltt.7T
Notes and bills redlscounted (see Item •!)..... $196,120.77
Overdrafts secured, ; unsecured, $494.74 . 4#4.74
U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) f/j0.0n0.00
Total U. S. bonds «0 000 00
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (/JO per oent of subscription) '2,100.00
Value of oaoklng house (If unencumbered) 6,000.00
Equity In banking house. - fi,000.00
Furniture and fixtures . ROO.OO
Net amount due from approved reserve agents In Now York, Chicago,
and Si. Loials. ...... 9 17.423.M2
Net amount due from approved reserve agents In other reserve cities/ 17,421.82
Net amount due from banks amd bankers (other than Included In 12 or 20).. 80,878.82
Outside checks and other cash ■+ *. 6,^70.00
Fractional anrmojr, nickels, and cents 130.90 u.ooo 99
Notes of other national
Federal Reserve notes - '. 1,900.00
Lawful reserve In vault and with Federal Reserve Dank 21,41040
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. H. Treasurer 2.000.09
Total .. • «6,49H.64
LIABILITIES.
Ospltal stock paid In • V). 000.00
Surplus fund.. «• 20,000.00
Undivided profits 9 9,226.24
Less current expenses, Interest, and (axes paid - 7/VM.9*
Amount reserved for all Interest accrued #• - 1.0HH.17
Circulating notes outstanding * 4i»,fino.oo
Dividends unpaid 14.00
Demand deposits:
individual deposits subject to rbeck ..... 140.f1f19.79
Certified checks 16.f1fl
Cashier's checks outstanding JW2.00
Total demand deposits. Items 88, 84, 86, 86, JT7, BH, 89 slid 49 140.99 V 46
Certificates of deposit ff1.117 99
Other time deposits ~ f19,f1«6,78
Total of time deposits. Hems 41, 42, and 43 7. 90,000 72
ToUl ...~. • 386,498.8*
State of North Carolina, County of Alamance, ss:
1. Chits. A. Scott, Cashier of the above named bank,do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
' CHAM. A. SCOTT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th dsy of March, 1917.
E. W. LAB LEY, Notary Public.
. Correct— Attest:
J. L. SCOTT, Ja.,
J. HARVEY WHITE,
E. H. I'ARKER, JR.,
Directors.
If and When
You Want Ice
Call 'Phone 299- J
BLACK & SMITH
NOTICE!
All persons liable for special road
tax, or who in •rent or failure to
pay, moat work on the public roads,
are notified that unless thev pay thia
special tax to W. P. Smith, County
Treaaurer, on or before April lat,
1917, the law requiring them to work
upon the road will be enforced
strictly.
You must pay 11.25 or work two
days, and if you prefer paying the
cash you must pay thin gum to the
County Treaaurer at Graham before
■pril Ist. Take notice and do not
•-omplain because the county authori
se* enforce the law.
' B M ROGERS, Clerk
to Board County Coram seioners.
22feb
In n running fight between h
posa* and two bandits, who hal
robbed t lie Bank of Collinston,
La., 20 mile* north of Monroe, La ,
a few days ago, II W. Vaughn,
mayor of Collinatou, was shot and
killed. One of the bandits waa
shot and blightly wound**} during
the fight, and WHO captured and
rushed to the Morehouae Pariah
j-til. A sack containing $3,000,
*hich the robbers had taken from
the bank, waa recovered. Th«
other bandit eaca|>od.
i
SPRING OPENING
MISSES HUGHES & SNYDER
f »
Announce the opening of their new
Spring Millinery
Friday and Saturday
March 16 and 17
In M. R. Rives Store Graham, N. C.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
a few dotes of 666.
,
, A contract baa been let by rela
tive* of the late O. Henry for n -
| production on acreMi of Home of
r the author'N storiee.
• WHITE ORPINGTONS—IS eggs
1 for hatching, 1J.50. if by express,
I otherwise fcl.oo. Standard bred;
Good layers. Cash,
j ' J. 8. COOK, Graham, N. C.
' Mm. Matthew Maury, aiater of
# Mrs. Wood row Wilson, died Mon
t day a week at Hoanoke, V'a., fol
lowing an operation for peritoniti*.
RUB-MY-TISM -Antiseptic, Ke
. iievea Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu
ralgia, etc.
t —-For Sale—One pair good
I mulea, medium size, cash or time.
, Cbaa. C. Thompson, Graham,
, N. ('. Route No. 1, Phone No. (5604.
, 18jan4t.
, The Southern I'ower Company
, has let a contract for an immense
I hydro-electric power plant on the
, Wateree river seven niilee from
Camden, S. C. Estimate cost of
I outlay for construction is ffJ.'WO,-
000 and 100,000 horse-power will
be developed.
Sale ol Valuable Land In
Pleasant Grove
Township.
Under and by virtue of an order
ol the Superior Court of Alamance .
county, made in tuo special pro
log 10 wnich all the heira-at-iaw r
Ol tne lute jftary J. Anderson wer.
joined, the undersigned commis
sioner will, on
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1917,
at 12 o'clock M., offer at public
auction to tne Highest bidder, ui
the court house uoor, in uranain,
Alamance county, iNortn Carol.na,
tne following described lands, ij
ing and 'being in Aluinance county,
North Carolina, and in Pleusain
Grove Townsiup, and more particu
larly bounded and described us tol
lows, tO-Wlti
First Tract—Beginning at point
era, Rich Corn • corner and IJICK
erson Corn's line; running tnence
Soutn With his line lo cnuins an..
90 links to pointers on ligberi
Corn's line and corner lo t.iu Ui.
J. ,W. McCauley land; tnence n.asi
with his line t> chains to pointers,
John Mason's corner; thence iNortn
ltt chains and #0 linica to a gum,
(.hence West 6 chains to the lirsi
station, containing ten acres, more
or less.
Second Tract—Beginning at u
stake, corner with ngbert Corn in
Cicero Anderson's line; running
thence Nortn bl'A degrees West
lt.ij chains to a stake; thence t*.
1 deg. East 37.20 chains to a rock
in uiei John A. McCauley line,
thence Soutn 8/)4 deg. Kjst with
said line 14.55 c.iuius to a rock,
thence South 1 degree West with
the Cicero Anderson line .17.20 eta*,
to the beginning, containing lo
acres, more or less.
Third Tract—Beginning at a
gum, corner of Cicero Anderson;
running thence Kust with Kicher
erson Corn's line 3 chains and 9v
links to a stake; thence South i.
chains and t»0 links to a white oak,
thence Kast 3 chains and 31 linns
to pointers; thence Soutn 10 chains
and 30 links to pointers on Joan
McCauley's line; tnence West 7 chs.
and 21 links to a st-ike; tnence iV
7 chains and 90 links to the first
station, containing ten acres, more
or less.
The three tracts of land descrij
ed a JO ve are contiguous, and to- i
gether constitute tne plantation
owned and occupied uy tne late
Mary J. Anderson up to.tne time
of her death. Upon this land are
located a four-room dwelling house,
teed jam, two good tobacco barns,
and other out-houses, good mead
ows, excellent weU ol water, and
the land is especially adapted to
the cultivtion of both tobicco an.l
all kinds of grain.
Terms of Sale: One-third of the
purchase price to. be paid in cash
on date of sale; one-third at the
expiration of six months from date
of sale, and the balance at the expi
ration of twelve months from date
of sale; title to be reserved until
the purchase price is paid, with op
tion to purchaser to pay all cash
and receive deed upon confirmation
of sale.
This February 17, 1917.
E. 8. W. DAMBRON,
Commissioner.
Sale of Real Estate.
1 Under and by virtue of the terms
of a certain mortgage deed exe
cuted and delivered to Alamance
insurance & Keal Estate Company,
recorded in Book No. fll of Mort
gage Deeds, page 27H, in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Ala
mance county, to secure an indebt
edness evidenced by a certain note
therein described, defauult having
been made in the payment of said
1 Indebtedness the undersigned will
on
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1917,
at 1.30 o'clock at the court house
Ov>or in Graham, N. C'., offer for
« sale at pi ' outcry to tne bc.»t
bidder for cash, tho following de
scribed land and premises, to
wlt: Adjoining the lands of K. A.
Coble, May estate, Gen.. Gri-eson,
and others and bounded as follows
Beginning at a rock, corner with
said Coble, running thence with
snid Coble's tyie South 45 deg. Kast
1171 feet to a corner on said May ,
thence with May's lino North 15
deg. West feet to a corn T,
thence with line of said Gre •■on
North 45 d«g. Kast 1988 fe* to If
large rock corn ', thence with th
line of the North .Carolina Trust
Company, South 15 deg. Kast 39,
feet to a stake in center of new
surveyed 'fid; Iher-e with centei
of said roan North 21 deg. Kast 7.S
feet to stake; thence 34\ deg. Kasi
to Coble's corner, the beg.nuing
L point, being tract No. 24 of the sur
® vey of the Holt farms, and contain
ing 35 19-190 acres, more or less
This February 20, 1917.
Alamance Ins & Keal Estate Co.,
- Mortgagee
NOTICE !
s ,
>i To Whom It May Concern
; Notice is hereby given that Rich
ard Neville, residing in this coun
ty for the last five or more years,
has this day filed his petition in
t the Superior Court of tnis county.
praying to be restored to the rights
' of citizenship according to law.
- He was convicted of larceny on
i. March 6, 1911, and was pardoned
by the Governor before his term
of sentence was to oegin.
f This application will oe present
ed to the Superior Court on the |
second Monday oefore the first
Monday of September, 1917, which
will be the 20th day of August, 1917.
This the i.th day of March, 1917.
I J. D. KERNODLK, C. 8.C.,
i. of Alamance County.
' Small Store-house For Rent.
Well located close to the. Best
y trade in Grabam. Price reasonable
„ and building ready for occupancy
now.
8 J. M. McCRACKEN„
n JSnovtf Graham. N. C.
The big iron cross received from
II Kaiser Wilhelm seems to ha\e
showed Von Maclcenson up consid
erably.
1 . 1 .
We A* w Your
Physician's AssiiflH
ust°properly fill si»
HAYES DRUG CO: S
GRAHAM, N. C.
Day 'Phone 97.
Night 'Phone 399. t '^Smß
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to notify all users of automobile, bicycle and S
motor cycle casings and tabes that they are doing their %
bank account a fearful injustice in not using
vania Rubber Company's goods. The best—no othert
sold here equal to them. A written guarantee. Should &
one go bad, then the most liberal settlement. Ask
IHOHO using Pennsylvania Rubber Company's goods.
See me or waste your money.
Very truly,
W. C. THURSTON,
Burlington, . • N. C
For Breakfast 1
Monogram Buckwheat along with
some of our
Pure Log Cabin Maple Syrup.
Hot Cakes go mighty good.
Big Stock Canned Goods--Prices
right. 'Phone 496.
J. W. HOLT, - Graham, N. C.
WANTED
CEDAR LOGS
•-V'yM
Any quantity, delivered at my mill 1
near Graham Depot, or conveniently
piled on any public road leading to
Graham or Burlington where we can
reload on truck. This service will
extend for several miles around.
Price high. Terms Cash. For in
formation 'phone 541-W
JH. CURRIE WALKER, Agt.,
GEO. C. BROWN CO., ' Graham, N. C.
Greensboro, N. C.
Mortgage Sale of Real
Estate.
Under and b.v virtue of the jiow- J
it of »alo contained in a certain
trior I gage deed bearing dale of |
April I, 1807, and duly probated ano j
recorded in the office of the Reg-1
iater of Deed" for Alamance cotin-j
ty, in Hook of Mortgages and Deeds :
of Truat No, 38, at page* 55 to 59, i
the undersigned mortgagee will, on
MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1917, j
at 12 o'clock M., at the court house
door of Alamance county, in |
ham, North Carolina, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest oiu- ;
der, for cash, two certain tracts of j
land in Wurllngton township, Ala- I
mance county North Carolina, ano >
bounded ana descrioed as follows,
to-wit:
First Tract—Adjolnnig the lands
of |W. If. Conklio, 0. A. Clendenfcrii
heirs of T. C. Lutterloh and others,
and bounded an follows: Begin
ning at an iron bar or rock cor
ner with said (.'on kiln and Lutter
loh" heirs, running thence North
f) 2-3 degrees Hast 109 feet to white
flint rook, corner With said Conk
lin, thence North 83 2-3 deg. West
13ti feet to mi iron pipe, corner with
said Clendenin, thence South de
grees West lthK fe-t to ail iron
pipe, corner with said Lutterloh
heirs; thence North hf> ilegr.es East
19 feet to the beginning, contain
ing O-100 of an acre.
Second Tract—Adjoining the
l.rnds of R. M. Stockard (now Geo.
1 Clendenin), R. M. Thompson and a
' cartway 8 feet wido, and boundeo
l as follows: Beginning at a stake
' 8 feet South of J. \V. Holt's line,
running thence South 122 feet to
to R. M. Htockard's (nc*v Geo. Cien
denin's) line, thence Kast 87 feet
feet to the beg.nning, cont lining
l*-l of an acre.
l'lace nt sale, court door,
Oraham, North Carolina.
Time of sale, 12 o'clock M , March
19th, 1917.
Terms of sale, cash.
KUGKN'B HOLT,
Feb'y 5, 1917. Mortgagee.
A I)M IN IST It A T RIX 'S N O TICK.
i Having (iwlifii'd as admiriistra
. trix of the estate of Oeorge T. Wil
» liamson, dee'd, the undersigneo
hereby notifies all persons having
i claims against said estate to pre-
I sent the same, duty authent cated,
i to the undersigned administratrix,
or her attorney,. K. S. I'arker, Jr.,
• Ksf|„ (iraham, N. C., on or before
• sth day of March, 1918, or this no
t tice will be pie id ql in bar of
i their recovery. All persons indebt
. Ed to the said estate are requested
tt> make Immediate settlement.
This February 23, 1917.
Mrs. Flora T. Williamson,
adm'r'x of Qco. T. Williamson.
ADM IN IST R A TORS' NOTICE.
• Having qnsline.l a» Administrators of the
, ortateof Taylor Pickett. deceased. the
undersigned hereby notify all persons hold
ing claims MKsla«t thewt'l e.tat« to |>re«ent
th*' nemo. uuly sutoentlc «ted. on or before
the oth ilsy of M»r. h, ISIS, or this notice will
• 1h- pleaded In bar of their recovery; and all
pernon* Indebted toxoid eatate are request
ed v rnnK.* immediate settlement.
1 : This March «tb. 19 7.
„ H. J. THOMPSON,
L C. U MOSKII,
" I Adm'rs of W. Taylor Plcsett, dee'd.
I smchst
J UCKY is the man who
'm-j owns a Walt ham— but
only the man who has car
j -icd a
Waltham Watch
for thirty or forty years knows
•vlnt a fine investment a good
\N jltliam is.
'lft Time You Ownti o Waltham."
ionic in and talk witck iHtk aa.
\ « are beaduuartera for Waltbaai
V.aube* *nd carry a nniflaf
£**ortment of all gradea.
Z. T. HADLEY
JEWELER * OPTICIAN ,
GRAHAM. NX
EXECUTOR S NOTICE.
flavin/ qualified aa exec a tor of tb« will of
Ufii* Loy, dau'd, tht* undaraigned bciabjr
notinaa all peraona holding claims agalnat
a«ld eatata to nreaent heaarne, duly authen
ticated. on or before the *rtb day of January,
ivift. or tbia ii'itice will be plaadad In bar of
i heir recovery. All per .ooa Indebted to aald
• «tau« are rt-queaiad to make immediate aatr
• lament.
Tbla Jan. in I*l7.
JOU • A. BAKU WELL. Ei'r
| I ■•Janet % of Galla Loy, dee'd.
j ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administra
tor with tne will annexed of the
i-state o Oeoree W. Sutton, dee'd,
this Is ta notify all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present the same, duly authenti
: eated, on or before the 25th day
of February. 1918, or thla notice
will be fiieaded in bar of their re
, covery; and all persona indebted
. to said estate are requested to
' make immediate settlement.
This the (l9 th day of Fefc'y, 1917.
£. H. MURRAY, AdmT
with will annexed of
I Oeorge W. Sutton, dee'd.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICB.
llaTlns qualified aa administrator of the
eatata of K Clay Murray, deceased, the un
dersigned hereby notifies all persons holding
claims nasi nst said estate to preeeot the sal
I duly auui ntloatad. on or before the 10th day
s of Feb., 1»18, or this notloe will be pleaded la
- bar of their reoovery. All peraoui Indebted
t to mid esute are requested to ssake Im
) mediate settlement.
I This November tl, ISIS.
1 A. CLAY MURRAY, Adm'r
- BfeblTSt ot K. Clay Murray, decM.
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