1 HE GLEANER
(MIA HAM. N. C., JAN. 25, 1934.
?8U*1> KVfcMY THURSDAY
4. D. KERNODLE, Editor.
$1 00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE,
Hot ?red at toe 'o*">fflc? *t Graham.
.N C.. a* atHjo <??- .!jaa? matter.
Government Asks for Money?and
Gets It
The Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States is offer
ing $500,000,000 United States
of America Tre;?sury Notes,
bearing 2i percent interest from
January 20th and maturing
March 15, 1035. Also a like
amount of Treasury Certificates
of Indebtedness, bearing 1 i per
cent interest from January 20th
and payable September 15, 1034.
In each instance subscriptions
up to and including $10,000
will be taken care of in full.
Those in excess of ten thous
and will be alloted on a percent
age basis.
Since writing the above a re
port .comes from Washington
that the percent obligations
wete more than two billions
oversubscribed; and the H per
cent ones a billion oversubscrib
ed?these reports were made
before returns were all in.
The eagerness to get hold of
some of these government obli
gations indicates that people
who have money to invest still
have faith in the government,
notwithstanding there are those
who would make the charge
that government credit is in
danger.
The country continues to be
terrorized by reports of kinnap
ing and demands for big ran
soms under pain of death to the
kidnaped for the failure to pay.
It has been suggested in Con
gres that kidnapers caught be
subjected to a firiug sijuad.
When Europe reads this
morning that the one billion
asked for at Washington was
oversubscribed more than three
billions, she will rub her eyes
and wonder. Doubtless, too,
she will realize the futility of
nagging at American credit. It
she will, she will also vision
that Americans are behind their
government with their money,
which is concrete evidence of
their faith in it.
Hon. Leo Carr has announc
ed his candidacy for the office
of Solicitor of this district to
succeed himself. He went into
office about a year ago by ap
pointment to till out the uuex
pired term of Wm. B. Umstead,
resigned. The friends of Mr.
Carr feel that it is but fair that
he should be returned, since he
took office under the conditions
which he did, and for the fur
ther reason that he has dis
charged the duties to the satis
faction of the public.
Friends of Hon. F. M. Sim
mons of New Bern, former
United States Senator for thirty
years, are urging him to be
come a candidate for Congress
to take the place of Congress
man Abernathy. Though the
veteran statesman celebrated
his 80th birthday on the 20th
of this month, he i3 described
as hale, healthy and alert. He
has not yet given any intima
tion that he will accedo to the
wishes of his friends in the mat
ter.
FOB WIFB OR HUSBAND- A
gift that wfll continue through the
year is a magaalne. See how to
get them by reference to The
Oleanar'a clubbing announcerat nta. (
NeW8 of Wliitsett.
Whitsett, N. C., Jan 22?Mrs. L.
I Beamon Tavlor, who has been sick
j for the past week with an at -
| tack of the flu, is again abjeto
i be up and about her room.
Dr. \V. R. Potter of Burlington
: preached an interesting- sermon yee
i terday morning in Springwood
Presbyterian church, taking the
place of the regular pastor. Rev.
James L. Phipps.
John W. Summers entered the
Wesley Pong hospital in Greensboro
last week where he will remain
for tsome days for treatment.
Rev. and Mrs K.K. Davenport oi
Raleigh spent a few days here
last week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fitzgeral J spent
Saturday in Burlington with
friends.
j Mr.and Mrs. Clarence-Ingle arc
laving a new residence erected
west of the school founding in
this jilace which they 'wi>J make
their home as soon as completed.
Mrs. A.I. Lamb is spending ? a
few weeks in Florida visiting h r
daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Ramplev was the
leader for an interesting meeting
of the Whitsett Christian Endear
or society on Sunday evening
Vhqn the topic of social rela
tionships was discussed,
Mr.and Mtb. Otis M.Noah arenou
occupying their new residence re
cently erected o n the Wh; sett
Julian highway three n-llca south
of this place.
The executive committee of ,the
Whitsett Chris'ian Endeavor or -
gan.zallon mft with the president.
Miss Kate McLean, yesterday tr
shape up the program for the year.
On account of the scarcity of
rain for the past few months, many
wells ,ia the community are nou
dry.
Miss Carrie Brewer Whitsett spen
a few hours hero with her^parent
on Sunday, returning in the even
ing to the Woman's College of
the /Univ. of North Carolina, in
Greensboro, where she is a inem
ter of the junior class.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Holt and
son of Burlington spent some 'imi
here Sunday with relatives.
W, iT. Ingle, who has been sick
row lor several months, is still
confined to his room, but shows
some improvement.
Rev. Enoch Rite who, has not
teen well for some weeks, was
able to fill his regular appoint
ment at Friedens church where ht
preached Sunday morning.
Charles Greeson spent last week
in Greensboro where he served as
a juror.
Corn-Hog Contract
i-imple Business Ileal
The corn-hog adjustment eontrac
may be regarded as a simple bu
siness deal between the farm and
the Secretary of Agriculture, i: is
pointed out by W. \V. Shay, swine
extension specialist at State College.
The contracting producer agrees
under the contract to make a def
inite reduction for 1934 of 20 per
cent in his corn acreage and 2a
percent in his hog production for
market. He also agrees to abide
by other sections of the con -
tract, such as regulation of the
use of contracted acres.
The Secretary of Agriculture is
obligated under the contract to
make certain payments to the
producer for fulfilling the contract
terms. For each acre of land oT
fere 1 by producers and accept
ed for contract, the Secretary will
pay in one or more installments
a total of 30 cents per bushed on
the estimated yield of corn from
the contracted acres. The Secre
tary obligates himself to pay la
cents of this amount as soon as
practicable after be accepts the
contract, and to pay 15 cents per
more, less the producer's prorata
share of local administrative ex
penses, on or after November IS.
1931, upon such proof of com -
pliai ce with the contract as may
be required.
The Secretary also agrees under
the contract to pay the producer
a total of $5 per head on 75
percent of the annual average num
ber of hogs produced for market
by the producer from 1932 and
1933 litters.
Of this amount, $2 will be paid
as Boon as practicable after the
contract is accepted. The remain
der, less the producer's pro rati
share of local administrate e ex
penses, will be paid in two in
stallments, the first on or about
November 15, 1931 and the final
payment on or about February 1,
1935.
Press The Button
By O. H. Enfield
How replete with opinions and
suggestions are the ignorant.
One part of the human body that
seems never to tire is the tongue.
Blinders were once worn b y
horses, but now by women.
The man who undertakes is the
undertaker. {
A word of warning; Don't take ;J
The path of duty may turn
into crooked places.
The fastest race on earth is [
the human race.
A patron; "Johnnie, who's the
smartest pupil in your class?"
Johnnie; "There's a difference,
of opinion. The teacher thinksj
one thing, and the parents ano her.
Clothiers know how the wind is
blowing
And so put up the price o f
clothing.
The trouble with A merican ang -
lers is they've caught too many
suckers.
Gin on the brain is as dan
gerous as water.
It's natural for some people to
be unnatural.
The tops of some cakes would
make good wall paper designs.
"Aunt Susie, were you frightened
when the burglar flished the ligh
in your face?
?No, but he was."
First Tough. "Is tne red-headed
guy in the gang on the level?"
Second Tough; "Ilf he do^
stop fooling around my wife he'll
soon be on a dead level,"
The stream of love often runs
red when two lovers admire the
same gal.
A back-biter is a dog biting fleas.
>1ore Families Aided With Less
Money.
Raleigh. N. C., January 20 ? Ai -
though the number of North Car
olina families given direct relief
during the month of December show
an increase of 3,10! over Novem
ber, the amount of money spent
during the past month was ,*71,
059.30 less than in Novemoer, ac
cording to figured made public at
the office of Mrs, Thomas O'Berry
Administrator of the North Carolina
Emergency Relief Administration.
Fifty-two thousand nine hundred
thirty-eight families received direct
relief during November but at the
end of that month only 43,138 were
on relief rolls. During December
56,042 families were given direct
relief with 47,035 on the relief rolls
at the end of the month.
During November a total of
$611,362.83 was spent for direct re
hef. During December $537,303.5:
was expended. Th ; decrease in the
amount of money spent was due
to many of the relief cases ro -
ceiving aid through CWA jobs.
Usually the December expenditure
for direct relief was a large in
crease over the November expen
diture.
Kisses are like any other good
crop. When they are plentiful,
they are not worth much.
Notice of Sale Under
Execution.
NORTH CAROLINA,
\LAMANCE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
J. C. Harris, trading as J. C. Har
ris Lumber Company,
Plaintiff.
vs.
H. (C. Isley,
Defendant.'
By virtue of an execution dirert j
eu to the iunder&lgncd from the
Superior Court of Alamance County!
in the above entitled action, I will,
on
Monday, January 29th. 1934.
at 12 00 o'clock, noon
at the Courthouse door o>! isald
rojnty, sell to the highest bidder.'
for cash, to satisfy said execution
all the right, title and in ercst |
which the said H. C. Islev, the
defendant, has or had. on the
day of May, 1932, in the following
described real estate, to-wit;
That certain tract or parcel of
land iin Boone Station Townshin.
Vlamanee County, State of North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of
T. R. Whitesell, Joe Rumbly Es -
tate and others, and bounded as
follows
Beginning at an Iron pipe and
stone, corner with said Joe Rumb
lev Estate and Whit sell; and mn
n.ng thence N. 2 deg. 15 min.
E. 1486.3 feet to a point in the
center of said concrete road;,
0
thence with the said center of I
said road 8. 89 deg. W. 200 feet
to a point in the center of sail |
concrete road; thence S. 2 deg
18 min, W. 1226.1 feet to an iron
pipe on the line of sail Rumblev
Estate;, thence S. 51 deg. 10 min.
E. 213 feet to the beginning, con
taining 216.810 sq. ft., more or less,
and being lot number 10 of the
sub-divisino of the R. K. Las
ley land as shown on plat of J.
C. McAdams, Surveyor, dated Oct
1st, 1931.
This December 27th, 1933.
H. J. STOCKARD,
Sheriff of Alamance County.
Notice of Sale of Land
Under and by virtue of the
authority conferred by doa<i of
trust executed by Reid Shaw and
wife, Violet Shaw, dated the 1st
day of November, 1927, and re -
rorded in Book 110, Page 55, in
the office of the Register of Peeds
for Alamance County, V. S. Bryant.
Substituted Trustee, will, on
Monday, February 5th. 193t,
at 12:00 o'clock, noon,
at the Courthouse door of Ala -
mance County, in Graham, North
Carolina, sell at public auction for
e^sh to the highest bidder, th -
tollowing land, to-wit;
Beginning at an tron bolt in
the Northern edge of Stokes St.,
at Mrs. Hattie T. Stokes Sou.h
east corner, and running thence
with Mrs. Hattie T. Stokes line
Vorth 4 1-2 East 157 feet to an
iron bolt; thence South 87 1-2 de
grees Eist 6> feet to an iron bolt;
thence South 4 1-2 degrees West
152 feet to an iron bolt in the
Northern boundary of Stokes Street
thence along and with the 'North
ern boundary of Stokes Street Co
feet to the point or place of
beginning, and which lot is a part
of Lots Nos. 9, 10 and 11 of
Block UB" in the Miama land sur
\ ey of A. C. Linherg, February
14, 19 25.
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of the ind ot
cdness secure^ by said deed of
trust.
A five percent cash deposit will
be required of the highest bid -
Jer at the sale.
This the 29th day of December,
1933.
V. S. BRYANT,
Substituted Trustee.
Long & hong, Attys.
Notice of Sale of Land
j By virtue of a Mortgage Deed
executed on the 1st day of May, 1
1930, by J. M. Conklin and Mag
gie Conklin his wife, to R. E. Ray 1
and registered in the Office of the '
Register of Deeds for Alamance
o nty, said Mortgage having been !
duly assigned to J. R. Kenion, I '
will, on 1
Saturday, January 27th, 1934. '
at 12 .00 o'clock, noon . ]
at the Courthouse door in Ala- !
mance County; offer for sale the 1
entire undivided interest o f the
said J. M. Conklin, in the follow- 1
ing described tracts of land, in Bur- '
lington Township, Alamance 1
County. t
f irst Tract. Adjoining the lands
ji it. M Stockard, M. 'M. Baliff,
and others and bounded as follows.
Beginning at a rock on what was
the County's line and corner, with
said Balilf; and running thence N.
36 deg 36 miD. West 5.19 (chains,
to a rock, thence N. 53 deg. 21
min. E. .66 chs. to a rock, cor
ner with said Stockard, thence S.
37 degrees 31 1-2 rain. East 1.51
chains to a roCk corner with said
Stockard and Henry Cummings,
thence S. 42 1-2 deg. East 3.47 chs.
to a rock tin County line, thence,
South 34 deg. East 29 1-2 min. W.
2.44 chs. to the beginning, contain
ing 94-100 of an acre more or less.
Second tract. Beginning at a cor
ner on Lutterloh line and running
thence N. 23 3-4 {leg. W. 1.16 chs.
to a rock corner with Lutterloh,
thence S. 26 3-4 deg. E. 2.78 chs.
to an iron bolt corner with Conk
lin and Stockard. .thence X. 87 deg
31 1-2 min. W. 1.51 chs. to a rock
corner with said Conklla, thenceS.
53 deg,. 24 min. W. 90 links to the
beginning, containing 9-100 of 'aji
acre more or less.
Third tract. Beginning at a stone
the Southeast corner of the said
Lutterloh lot and running thence
S. 86 deg. East 2.91 chs. to an
iron bolt on the said Conklin line,
thence with the line of sai 1 Conk
liu N. 77 deg. W. 2.65 chs. to a
stone, the Northeast corner of the
said Conklin lot and also a cor
ner with the sali Lutterlo'i, thence;
with said Lutterioh line 19 deg. W
76 links to the beginning contain-.
ing 26-100 of an acre more or less.
Fourth tract. Beginning at an
iron bolt the said Conk tins corner
and running thence Jf. 6 3-1 deg
E. 1.66 chs to an iron "bolt, thence
S. 85 1-2 deg. E. 2.81 chs to an
iron bolt, thence S. 3 1-1 degrees
West 1.83 chs. to an iron bolt the
said Conklins corner, thence with
the line of the sail Conklin N. 85
3-4 deg. W. 2.90 chains to the
beginning, containing 10-100 of an
more or less.
The interest of the parties of the
first is a one eighth undivided In
terest ir of the above described
land.
? This December 15, 1933.
J. R. KEXIONf
Assignee of Mortgagee.
I
Executors' Notice
Having qualified as Executo-snf
the Xast Will and Testament of
William J. Simpson, dee'd. late of
Alamance County, this is to notify
all persoits having claims agaios
said estate to file same with he
undersigned Executors on o? be
fore January 2, 193a. or this no
tice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery.
All perrons indebt> d to sul cs
tate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned .
This the 2nd day of January,
1 9 3 4.
J. B. SIMPSON,
BOHBETT SIMPSON",.
Executors of William J. Simpson
Altamahaw, R No. 2
Commissioner's Sale
Of Real Property!
Pursuant to the authority vested
in the undersigned Commissioner bv
virtue of a certain judgment enter
ed in the cause of that eiail action
entitled "Town of Graham vs. J. J
Henderson, et a].." as signed by His
Honor, N. A. Sinclair Judge Presi
ding, at the Apri Term,1929, Ala
mance Superior Court, the under
signed Commissioner will offer for
sale at public auction to the las
and highest bidder, for cash the to'
lowing described real property, at
the courthouse door in Alamance
County, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1934,
at 12:00 o'clock, noon,
A certain tract, parcel or lot of
land situated, lying and being in the
Town of Graham, Alamance Counts
North Carolina, adjoining the land'
of W. I. Ward, formerly C. S. Hun
ter, T. A. Albright, The Gleaner Of
fice lot, Walfker and East Harden
St., and others and bounded as fol
lows;
Beginning at an iron bar in the
South side of E. Harden St. and 0 i i
of The Gleaner Office and running
thence S. 86 3-1 deg. E.203 ft. to an
iron bar, corner with said Walker
ind in the South edge of said E
Harden St., ihmiee with th^ fine of
said Walker S.3 1-1 deg. W. 2i,3 1-2
!t. to an iron bar, corner with said
T. A. Albright; thence with his line
V. 86 3-4 deg.i W. 105 ft. to an iron
oar, corner withy said W. I. Ward
ormerly C. S. Hunter; thence with ,
ihe line of said W.I.Ward N. 3 1-4 .
leg. E. 105 ft. and 6 inches to an
ron bar, said Ward's corner; thener |
vith his line N. 81 3-1 .deg. W. 97..- ,
t. to an iron bar, corner with sail
iVard and The Gleaner Office lot
heiiee with the line of sai 1 Gleaner
5ff.Ce lot N. 3 1-4 deg. E. 103 ft. 7 1-2
n to the beginning, corner and eon
aining 3910 sq. yds, otoff in the
laid Gleaner Office Jo:, more or Jess
his being Lots Nos. 5. and 6 in the
Plat of the P. R. Harden lands, made
jy Lewis H. Holt, and recorded in 1
he office of the Register of Deeds 1
or Alamance County in Book of 1
Deeds 'No. 34, at page 293, except '
hat there has been cut off '.here '
rom a lot on which islocated ItHe '
jffice building of the Alamance
lleaner, containing 292 sq. yards '
noreor less, and on this tract Is si:
jated the dwelling and out-bulld '
ngs formerly used by P. R. Harden
is a home up to the time of his
leath.and then by his widow to the
ime of her death.
Also the following nropert .- lying
ind being in the Town of Grahm
ind adjoining the lar s of R. i. i
lolmes, J. J. Henderson and o'hws |
Inscribed 'and defined as follows.
Beginning at the Northeast cor- i
lerof Lot No. 8, in the R. L. Holmes (
o-wit: Land as shown in a plat t
hereof in the Office of t he Register 1
if Deeds for Alamance Co mty at an (
illev and running thence N. 86 deg 1
>5 min. W. 70 ft. to a stake in the 1
s'orthern line of said Lot No. 8; t
thence S. 3 deg. W. 43 ft. to a stake
? n the Southern line of Lot No.
thence with the line dividing Lot
N'o. Sand Lot No. 10,87 deg. E. 70 It.
to coiner of Lots Nos 9 and 10 thence
3 deg. E.with the line of Lots Not..
i and 9, 43 ft. to the beginning cor
ner. The above tract being the East
era part of those two certain lota
designated Lots 8 and 9In the sub
division of the R. L.Holmes land as
shown in a plat thereof made by J.
C. McAdams, Surveyor, November
3,1919, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Alamance
County in Book of Plats 1, page 78.
and reference thereto is hereby
expressly made.
Terms of sale; Cash.
Th s sale subject to incie^e *d ' i 1
.'rom date of sale.
This the 4tb day of Jan., 1931/
CLARENCE ROSS,
Commissioner
NOTICE!
Commissioner's Sale
of Real Property
Under and by virtue of the
order of the Superior Co irt of
Alamance County, made in the
Special Proceedings entitled, " J. H.
Terrell, Executor of Daniel W. Loy,
vs. A. M. Loy et al." the same be
ing docket No. 1498, the under
signed Commissioner will, on
Monday, February 12th, 1931,
at 12:00 o'clock, noon
at the Courthouse door in Graham,
North Carolina, offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash, those
three certain tracts of land lying
and being in Boone Station town
ship, Alamance County, North Car
olina, adjoining the lands of Daniel
Worth, Sidney Troxler, J. W. Ingle
and others, and described as fol
lows ;
Tract No. 1. Beginning at a
stone, 'Sidney L. Troxler's corner,
running thence with line of said
Troxler S. 1 deg. W 5 chs. and
20 Iks to a stone on Daniel Worth's
line and Sidney L. Troxler's cor
ner; thence S. 86 deg. E. 1 chain
and 95 Iks. to a stone on the
said Worth's line; thence W.ldeg
S. 5 chs and 20 Iks to a stone
in Sidney L. Troxler's line; thence
with his line N. 86 deg. W. 1 ]
chain and 93 Iks. to the beginning,
containing one acre, more or less ;
this tract is recorded in deed
book 72, page 475.
Tract No. 2. Beginning at a rqck
corner with,said Ingle in. said
Kernodle's line; running thenceN.
4 2-3 deg W 4 chs to a rock
corner, with said Ingle; thence
N 85 1-2 deg W 21 chs t,o a
rock corner with said Loy in said
Ingle's line; thence S. 5 1-2 deg
W 4 chs to a rock on the W
side of a solid rock, corner with
said Loy; thence S 84 1-2 deg.
East 24 chs to the beginning and
containing 9.6 acres, more or less;
this tract is recorded indeed book
37, page 33.
Tract No. 3 Beginning at a stone,
Ingle's corner; running thence N
1 deg E 338 feet to a stump;
thence S. 89 deg E 258 feet to
a stone; thence S. 1 deg. W. 338
feet to a stone in Daniel Worth's
line, thence with said line to
the beginning, and containing two
acres, more or less; this tract is
recorded in deed book 37, page 34.
The sale of this property will
be left open for twenty days for
advanced bids as provided by law.
This January 16th, 1934.
D. J. WALKER,
Commissioner.
Commissioner's lie
Sale of Land.
Under and pursuant to the judg
ment and decree of the Superior,
Court ot Alamance County, and en- l
tercd in the case ot Town ot Gra
ham, Alamance County, North Caro- ,
Una, vs. J, D. Kernodle and others
it the June Special Civil Term, 1931,
whereto all persons, firms and eorp-1;
arations interested In the real prop- .
?rty hereinafter described were duly
instituted parties, the undersigned
Commissioner of the said Court will (
after for sale at public auction at
he courthouse door in Gia'iam, Ala- i
nance County, North Carolina, on
Monday, January 29th. 1934,
at 12 :00 o'clock, noon, i
ill of the following described real <
jroperty, to-wit. I
A certain tract or parcel of land s
n the Town of Graham, Alamance 1
bounty, North Carolina, adjoining
he lands of J. R Stratford, North I
Main Street, R.N.Cook estat-, W 1
Wrrke, \V. A. McAdams, C. D.
[sley and wife, Edith M. Isley, North
Maple Street, Ella C. Clapp, et al
tnd described as follows, to-wit: |]
Beginning at an iron stake on the
Western side of North Main Str >et
in said town, corner with J. b.
Stratford, running thence with the
Western margin of said North Main
St., 211 lit. to an iron stake corner
with R. N. Cook estate ; thene ? in a
Westernly direction with the line of
said Cook estate 185.46 feet to a
stake corner with said Cook ; thence
in a Northerly direction with the
said Cook and W. C. Wrike to an
iron stake corner with W. A. Me
Adams, W.C. Wrike, C. D. lslev and
wife, Edith M. Isley; thence in a
Westernly direction with the South
ern line of the said Isley's 123,11 ft
to an iron stake Eastern side of
said North Maple Street; thence in
a Southernly direction 235 ft. with
said Maple Street to an iron stake
on the Eastern side of North Maple
Street corner with said Ella C. Clapp;
thence in an Easternly direction
with the liine of said Ella C. Clapp
and the said J. B. Stratford to the
beginning-, it being all of that tract
lot or parcel of land conveyed to
the said John D.Kernodle by Jacob
A. Long and L. L. Scott, assignees,
by deed dated 2nd day of August,
1893, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Alamance
County in Book of Deeds No. 16,
j,age 429, and all of that certain
tract of land conveyed to J.D.Ker
nodle by his father, L. L. Kernodl?,
which he has not heretofore sold,
by deed dated 3rd day of October,
1907, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Ala-nance
County in Deed Book No. 35 at page
178
The said sale will be mad,- subject
to advance bids and confirmation of
the court, and the biddir will be
required to pay 10 percent of the
bid on date of sale as evidence of
good faith and the balance of the
purchase price upon confirmation of
the sale. The said real property
will be sold free aad clear of en
cumberances, except the last four
installments of street assessment.
The above property will be sold
in two separate tracts;
The first tract fronting on X.
Main street, 206 1-2 feet running
back 206.58 feet on the S si Ir ani
. . . . feet on the north \side.
Thesecond tract contains thebel
ance of said lot above dese i > 1.
less the said lot on N. Main St
This is a resale and liliji;
first tract will star; at glOiO.f),
and bidding on second tract will
begin at $1575.00.
This January 10th, 1931.
W. CARI. LONGEST,
Commissioner.
Notice of Sale of Land
Under and by virtue of the
authority conferred by Deed of
Trust executed by Hatti ' T. S okes
and husband, W. T.. Stokes. J"
dated the 15th dry of Ap il, 1 2J
and recorded in Book 110, Page
310, in the office of the P. giitcy
of Deeds for Alamance Com y . * .
S. Bryant, Substituted T us ee.
wilt, on
Tuesday, February 13th. IS.il.
at 12:00 o'clock. noon
at the courthouse door of Alanvn ?
County,'in Graham, North t iro'i a.
sell at public auction for cashra
the highest bidder, the following
land, to-wit;
A certain lot or parcel of 1 in i
lying in or near the Town ??
Burlington, North Carolina. m i
being;
A certain lot or parcel of lain
and all buildings and improvement
thereon, adjoining the lands
Reid Shaw, Mrs. Hattie T.Stok"
and Stokes Street, and bo::nu d an i
described as follows;
Kearinniig at an 1-on siak ? ? n
North side of Stokes Stre't, S. '?
corner with Reld Shaw, and
ning thence with the o!
wid Stokes Street North 88 d
Kast su feet to an iron stake,cur
aer with Mrs. Hattie T Stoke
thence North 150 feat with he
J?e of said Hattie T. Stoke,
in iro 1 stake; th >nce So it a
legs. W, 60 feet to an iron stak
thence South with the line o
j.d Reid Shaw 150 feet to t
aeg inning.
Ih s sale is made on acre a
>f default in payment of the
ndebtedness secured by s i i Dee 1
>f Trust, aDd is subject to all
axes and assessments ??
;?inst said property whctkei no ?
iue or to become due.
A five percent (fi) cash d '
aonit wiU be required or t ??
lighest bidder at the sal ?.
This the 8th day of Jan., Hit
N V. S. BRYAN..
Substituted Trustee.
Xing & Long, Attys,