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NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE LAND. Under and by virtue of the power of gale contained in a certain deed of tru?t, executed on the 7th day of Feb' ruary, 1920. by and between Peter Cooper to George N. BUsette. Trus^j tee, in favw of The Arrington-Bissette Company, wlilcTT said deed of trust is *i ii I w r. nnrili.il in th? nfTlri* of (he lteg^ later of -Deeds of Nash County, Book 259. page 91. and In the office th? Register of Deeds of Franklin I itt Book 3*S?-iefer- | ence being: hereby made 10 in for particulars (default having been | made in the payment of the indebted ness secured by said deed of trust), I will on a 1921. at or about the hour of o'clock tB? Courthouse door in ! Vrnnklin County, offer for sale to the ni&nest^MUaer for eunli. the fulluniug described real esraterto-wlt: A certain ti-sM pr parcel of land in Franklin. County, Sandy Creek Town shin an fnllrnvs vl7- Hnn RdeO- On Ulg North and Soutlvtrr the lands of Ho- 1 race Rodwelh it betog the land told by Thomas WiUiaips to Earnest Rod well, containing 100 acres, see deed to Joe Davis from W. T. Kodwell and wife, made November 16. 190S, conveying a one-third Interest. R?f erence Is further made to Book 179 page 534. franklin County Registry It being the identical tract of land de vised by Annie J. Cooper to her'hua. -haOti. l'eter W. Cooper. Said will being recorded In Will Book S. Page 290, In the office of the Clerk of the <'iprlnr l-nnrf Vn?h Cmint% Terms of sale cash. This the 21st day ot February. 1921. GEORGE N. BISSETTE, 3-4-4t Trustee NOTICE . Having qualified as administrator 5T the estate Of J. M. ? WhttP. ? de ceased. late of Franklin County, all persons holding claims against said WUl,i arg~ hui-Mby uurlftprt fn preggn them to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of February, 1922, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persons lndebt ed to said estate win please OOH1U ward and make immediate settlement. This the 24th day of Feb., 1921. 2-25-6t J. ?. WHITE, Adm'r. 25 Per Cent Off Oty- All * Box Stationery We receive fresh shipment of BLOCK'S Candy ? j / Weekly - j Beasley Brothers Company SPRUILL BUILDING LOUISBURG, : : ? NORTH CARQUNA ATTENTION POLICY HOLDERS! This Agency appreciates your business, and has been built by srvice. This is a time we must all pull together. If I can be of sen-ice to you in any way, in connection with your Insurance matters, please advise. Remember your Insurance Policy is one of your best friends. C. E. Mitchell "UNCLE BUD" YOUNGSVILLE, - - North Carolina "REMEMBER" ^ We Insure everything "Insurable, and appreciate your business. EVER-FRESH GROCERIES I make a point of never keeping Groceries ? I SELL THEM. That's the reason why you are always sure of getting FRESH Groceries when you come to me. THEY DON'T HAVE TIME TO BECOME STALE I am determined my customers shall have the best if it is to be found in the market. When you buy it of me, its freshness and purity is GUARANTEED. I solicit YOU. A. S. WIGGS CIGARETTE No olgarette has the same delieieus Strike. Because Lucky Strike Is the toasted t laaratta. ? REVIEW OF VALIATIOX WILL ? Machinery for any -necessary revis ion ot valuation of property for taxa tion In the State under the revaluation act win "be tut in operation in the State on Tuesday, April &. By virtue of the machinery act wh ich passed the General Assembly in the last week of its session, the boards of county commissioners and the boards of appraisers and review will meet in each county of the State on April 5 to determine if the value of property as heretofore assessed is in excess of fair value at the time of the meeting. And if it finds that the assessed value is excessive, it ahull report the average percentage, of such excess to the State Tax Commission not later than April 20, 1921, These values shall be construed as the pro-, per assessment unless they are chan ged and revised by the State Tax Com mission and certified to the county commissioners not later than July 1. 1921. The provisions ur the Revaluation Act, setting forth the methods for re view ot valuation follow: "The Board of County Commission ers and the County Board of apprais prs and review, heretofore appointed under Chapter SI of the Public Laws 5f 1919, (Any vacancy which may have occurred lr> he flllerl hv Rppoirft iioners) shall meet jointly In each county on the first Tuesday after the 3rst Monday in April, 1921, as a co unty board of review, to determine if Lhe value of real property as hereto fore appraised and assessed in the county as a whole Is in excess of the rair value or such property at W? lime" ot meeting of such board. The Chair traro-of the board ot county eoraais? sinners shall be lhe chairman of the county board of review as thus con stituted. and the cl5rk_ot the board of Lhe board of county commissioners shall be secretary of the said board. The said board shall make proper in quiry and investigation into the ex isting values of real property as com pared with the assessed and apprais ed values thereof in the several cit ies. towns and townships of the coun ty; and if it shall find that the assess ed value of such property is in ex cess or the actual value, it shall find thfi. average percentage of such ex cess In the county as a whole or in the several cities, towns and town ships, ..anil shall report its findings so rr.ade to the State Tax Commission not later than the twentieth day of April. 1921. The values so reported shall be the values at which the pro perty shall be assessed fur taxation, unless and until the same have been changed and revised by the Plate Tax Corn-mission and certified to the board of county commissioners of such co unty, which shall he done not later than the first day of July, i:?21. "Sec. 28 lb). Specific Complaints "The board of county ('Commission ers of the several counties shall have and exercise authority to hear and de termine specific complaints of over valuation or under-valuatlon of any particular tracts of real property, and after the general equalization or der provided for in the preceding sub section has been made, any person who owns property subject to taxa tion and who finds that said property stand assessed for taxation, after su ch equalization order has been made, at an amount in excess of the actual value of such properly on the first day of May, 1921, may have the right to have the Bame re-assessc! niid re-ap pralsed by the said hoard, by filing with the clerk of the board of county commissioners, sometime during the month or May. 1921, an app;|<atlon in form and substance as follows: "To the Hoard of County (jommla sioners: "I hereby make application for the r? assessment of the real property SLOW DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi culty in urinating, often mean serious disorders. The world's standard remedy for kidney, Hver, bladder and uric acid troubles ? COLD MEDAL bring quick rtlitf and oft?n wetd olf deadly diMMM. Known ?? the national retnady of Holland for mora than 200 ymr*. All druggists, in thrM sis**. Lnmk 9mm m ?mt U> i hereinafter described, fur the rvaaou | that the sattt property ts now a^ses*= ' ed lu exceefe of its actuar value on the I first day of May. 1921, and do hereby certify that in my beat judgment the | a -iiml value of the said property on that date was as it is stated herein to be: Description : Locatiou t'onjiuon 1 ; : i i i Acreage Assessed Value Actual value May 1, 1921 com plaint to the undervaluation of I any real property in the county, or the board may of its owii motion re vise the valuation of any property that it finds to be valued at more or less than thu aitualralug uf such pro perty on the first Jay^of May. 1921. "The county board of coiumission anv resident free holdec_oI__Lhe couti Itv. who has-' general knowledge of the lvalue of the real property of the co lunty. to investigate any and all com 1 plaints filed under the provisions or this section, -and make report and re commeudalions to the said board as to thetrue value la money of such properties. The county board uf cum missioners shall thereupon approve shall, not later than the flftppnth day of July, 1921, make report to the State Tax Commissio n of the increas es an^L reductions In the valuation of specific properties made under thority of th|s section. Sec. 28 (c). If the board of county (commissioners of any county, at their regular monthly meeting on the first Monday in April, 1921. shall be of the opinion that the valuation of real estate in such county" is so un equal ag between the owners of real property in such county as to require a more general revision of assessment than is practicable to be made under the provision of Bub-sections a and b. of this section, or the value of real property as heretofore appraised in such county as a whole Is in excess of Ihe present actual value of such property it may by resolution so find and order that such revisions be ma- | de. - In the event such order is made, it shall be in lieu of the remedies pro vided in -sub-sections a and b of this section and the board of county com missioners shall appoint a board of review, composed of thre? resident ledge of the value of real estate in such county, and such board of re view may appoint such number of as sistants as in their judgment is nec essary to complete such revision, not later than the first day of July, 1921. The said board shall take and sub scribe to an oath to perform their du this act according to the best of their ability, and shall give notice by pub lic advertisement that tff? board, or one of its members or assistants, will attend at least one day In each town ship. and as long as shall be neces sary to hear evidence as to the true value of ttim nwl prupuny tlmrelu au l of any property over-valued or under valued; and the said board gnill pnfc ceed as speedily as possible to hear and determine what the preseat true value thereof is. and to make *^uch general review and revision of the as sessed value of real property in such county as it finds is necessary to be made, to the end that the same may be fairly and equally assessed at its present actual value in money. A complete abstract or such revised as sessment by townships, giving aver age value per. acre and value of town lots and the value as a whole, shall be made to board of county commis sioners of such county and to the State Tax Commission, not later than the fifteenth day of July. 1921. and shall be subject to the authority of tl^e State T*ax Commission as a state board of equalization, so as to pre serve a properly equalized value of real property in the several counties. The board of county commissioners shall fix the expense that may be in curred under this section, such ex pense to be borne by the county." Precious Material*. The fact that a gown is not large | does not prevent it from being expen sive. " I should not be surprised. rejoined Miss Cayenne, if we planned our me thod of buying fabrics and used wei ghts instead of measure-. Some of the weaves are* sd precious that they might as well be sold by The karat. Ask YojiP^SoMlcr Boy How "Cooties'* fiot Such a Hold. He'll tell you that the battlefronts of Europe were swarming with rats, which carried the dangerous vermin and caused our men misery. Don't let rats bring disease into your home. When you see the first one get KAT SNAP. That will finish the i quick. Three sizes. 35c. 65<i. $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Allen Bros. Co. COMMISSIONER'S SAI-E OF LAND. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court made In that spec ial proceeding** entitled J. S. Morris I V 8 . Amelia I^vlster. on Feb. 28. 1921 the undersigned commissioner will on MONDAY. APRIL II. 1921. at the Court house door in Ixmisburg, N. C. at or about the hour of noon, ofTer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described land, which is sold for division: Heginnng at a stake on the ( havers Road just North of the Town of FrankJinton, N..C. and 208 1-2 ft. northward from the corner of I. O. Staunton in said road, thence north ward along said road 50 yards to a stake, thence at. right angles to the road Westward 50 yards to a stake thence Southward and parallel to th?* first line 50 yards, thence at right an gles.and eastward to the beginning, it being the land allotted to I>?lia I^evister. widow of Fetiner I^e/lster. deceased, as h?-.r dower, as will fully appear by reference to Hook 7 Orders and Iler-recM page et . s eq oft ice C. S. C. Franklin Co. N. C. This March 7, 1*21. T. W. MUFFIN, H ?l-6t Commissioner. NOTICE of the estate of Henry Ethridge. de ceased. late of Franklin County, all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of Februa/v, 1922. or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to lk- ill for wurd and make immediate settlement. This the 24th dav of Feb.. 1921. T=*T-6t WILLIE PEAKCE. Adrnr. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified as Executor of the Inst will and testament of Mrs. Mfery Yeargin, deceased, late of Franklin County, this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to preseut the same to the undersign ed on or before^the 11th day of Feb fimrv or tM? plead In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to either of the undersigued. ? Tills Tfb. 11. 1921. DEXTER YEARGIN. Executor _ of Mary Ttiurglu, dec*Tt? ~ Wm. H. & Thos. W. RuPTln, Attorneys 2-ll-6t Wkffl to Vw It. wealth? Bocker -Save tRJiuwUi! uk for a br ainy day New York S411 . NOTICE. Having qualified as Executors of-thta estate of Mrs. Mary T. Montgomery, late of Franklin Co.. notice is hereby given all perioni holding claims against her estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the bth day of March^ 1^22, or thla no nce will be pleaded tn birr otTtlelr re covery. All persons Indebted to sa id estate will please come forward and make immediate settlement. This 8th day of March, 1921. a w per anv - w. s. PERSON, 3-1 l-6t Executors. Q- ? ? w - /vlAbltul Coosxipadoa Cured ~ " In 14 to 21 Days # "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Cenatipatiott: ? It leliefea piuiiiptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days -to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. ? 60c per bottle. ? HARDWARE ? r\ -? ? ? Plows, Castings, Plow Harness, Farm ing Tools, Fence Wire, Galvanized Root ing, Churns, Goods, The High Grade Best of A11^6xford "Chase" Bug gios, HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRI CES will be fotfnd at h. C. JAYLOR - Hardwarpr ? ? u ? VI T T VI ff -Sail Cases and Trawling Bags Need a suit case or traveling bag ? if so, buy now ? there is a most enticing state of luggage price affairs today ? we sa\ ed in tb? buying of many lines of most dependable suit cases and traveling bags, and we give you the opportunity to do likewise ? you expect to take a trip sooner or later ? anticipate your needs now in these lines ? you can make a great saving. W. E. White Furniture Company Louisburg, N. C. n WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS Perry & Pcarce , Youngsville, N. C. R. F. Fuller U llor??K i|i Malm. A 1*0 and Oat*. RilKh ui II am ft* n |?r nalt, al tk? rlgkt kind and at tko rljkt prl??* Will a?ll far n?l or part n't or on approTo4 iMirlty. If roar horn* or aioU Imi nat ?alt joo i??? la aa4 **? If in MM not ?ake a trad* ft what job waat. ('tan aad **? wk*th*r too lay arf not R. F. FULLER Lealikar*. H. 0.