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NOTICE OF SALK OF VALUABLE LAND. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust, executed on the 7th day of Feb ruary, 192t*. "tjy~ajid between Peter W, Cooper to George N. Bissette. Trus tee. in favpr of The Arrington-Uissette t'nmnanv. which said deed of trust is duly recorded in the office or Ihe rteg ister of Deeds of Nash County, in Book 259, page 91. and in the office of the Register of Deeds of Franklin County, in ence *bein^ hereby made to the same for' particulars (defau^ having been made in the payment of the indebted ness secured by said deed of trust). I will on M 0 XBAV. the L'Sth day Uf MARCH. 1921; at or about the hour of 12:00 o'clock M., at the Courthouse door in FranhH-n offer-fill WJilr tn the highest bidder for cash, the following described re^l estate, to-wlt: A certain tract or parcel of land in Franklin County, Sandy Creek Town ship as follows, viz: EuuiiQeu uu the North and. South bv the lands of Ho race Rodwell, it being the land sold by Thomas Williams to Earnest Rod well, containing 100 acres, see deed to Joe Davis- from W . T. Ro4w?U > and wif$, made Noveittber 16, 1908. conveying a one-third iuterest. Inf erence 1b 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 hus band, Peter W. Cooper. Said will | being recorded in Will Book S. Page 290, in the office of the Clerk of the superior I odH 01 !s'iisli Cvuiilr Terms of sajj? cash. This ihe 21st day of February, 1921. GEORGE N. B1SSETTE. 3-4-*l = Tiustgg ' NOTICE. ? Hjvin(> afi administrator of the estate of J. M! White, de ceased. late of Franklin County, all P<> rciMi a hnldlnFT against said estate are li^ri'by nuiillud to present them to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of February, 1922, or this notice will be plead in bar of ihnir rw'nvprv All persons lndebt-, ed to said estate will please come for ward and make immediate settlement. This the 24th day of Feb.. 1921. 2-25-61 J. R. WHITE. Adra'r. 25 Per Cenrt)ff On AH Box Stationery We receive fresh shipment of BLOCK'S Candy Weekly ? Beasley Brothers Company * SPRUILL BUILDING LOUISBUKC," ^ NORT? CAROLINA ATTENTION POLICY HOLDERS! This Agency appreciates your business, and has heen built by srvice. This is a time we must all pull together. If I can be of service to you in any way, in connection with your Insurance matters, please advise. -Rota ember your Insurance Policy is one of your best friends. C. E. Mitchell "UNCLE BUD" YOUNGSVILLE, - - North Carolina "KEMEMBEK" 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 NORTH CAROLINA WILL SPEND $65,000,000 FOR PUBLIC IM PROVEMENTS More Than Has Been Spent, All Told, Since Revolution REVIEW OF LEGISLATURE I Has u Materlal-Mluded l.ut Ok STF Who l?ld u (ireH( Volume Of Uusl l.eglslators Assembled Howling (a luinit* But Went Away Intoxicated With State's Klehes ? Many Con i ? >lriu'll>? linit. Raleigh. March 12. ? North Caroli na's $55,000,000 general ? assembly which adjourned Wrtbiesday morning March i>, organized the machinery tor spending more money than North Car ulln it hasi dlbUuibeil fui mads. gohoolE' and uther institutions, all told, since the revolutionary- war. -WMisii means- that the late legisla ture was a material-minded? Iql. of men ? and womaa^ ft -thotigTir~ Tn~ millions. It reflected the -general feeling of the country tn which It did not share with its votes last fall. It i decided to look out for tta^rlf and con eluded after many aaservations of poverty that if It Could pay the Unit ed States more than $100,000,000 in Indirect taxes in one year, It was rich enough to spend a little on itself. And it spent. Editorial rooms, particularly of the sectarian press, will bristle with de nunciations over the body's extrava gance. The big appropriations for "secular'' education will Inevitably -frighten good people who see their state headed in the direction of Ger many. The liberal allowances to the elementary schools and the generous treatment of negro Institutions will hardly compose genuinely alarn;ed re ligionists. They have seen their be loved state run the gamut. First It was pioneer, then Boldler, then bta'es man, and lastly money lender. The present legislature way ft money bitiy and the spiritual historian reads the commonwealth's mene mene, tekel, upharsin, in the 60 days of history making just lately closed. Its Achievements Unsurpassed. ? Governor Mowloon duos not think that any legislature on the American continent has done bettfr in the same span of days. He will find finely mo tivated men who do not think any ev er did woroc. But the govornor nte asures the achievements by one stan dard; they employ another. All hanrta will am., tfiongh Ih.l It. lof islature did business, it put behind It an amazing lot of work. And it loafed an unconscionable amount oT the" first 30 days. It is the hardest body to under stand that ever met here. it was the moodiest and most capricious of all its fellows. Coming here chant ing calamity and renouncing its time dishonored direct primary, it' went away Intoxicated with its own riches and accommodated to its odious nom inating device. The first bill Intro duced was the repeal of the state pri mary, but for two and 80 days there after, not a word was heard of this statute which three of the strongest men in the lower house had sworn to repeal on sight of the capltol. Renunciation was the state-wide program. Revaluation was to be junked. tHe sanitary laws were to be lilotted out. the school autocracy was to lie dynamited, the weirare work was all to be obliterated, ami the'pctr doning power to be Pa^en -from the governor. No salaries were to be in creased. the budget commission's "ex travagance" recommendations' were to be pared to the quick, all modern offices were to be abolisiied. and no new officials were to be created. If this immutable determination was al tered at all, fate jnust butt in and show, it why. There was one possi ble exception to the great renuncia tion. Prohibition was In an exceed ingly bad way. It might ne neressa i ry to employ a standing army to en force the law. Hut further than that, :no concession would be made. | The history of the session shows revaluation so far upheld, in its prl .-iiuiry and paramount purpose" to get the truth about property of all kinds. I that nobody pretended to offer any | measure going back to the period In I which the corporate conscience of the Btate justified Its lies to tin- gov jernment. Having inventoried the st ate's property and served notice that by Its own questionnaires and Its own affidavits the citizenship had In the language of Ananias and Sapphl ra. two well-known tax-dodgers, said: Yea, so much" the state could well afford to relinquish local control, a DONT DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have heartache^ indigestion, insomnia; painful paM | age of urine, you will find relief in COLD MEDAL Th? world's standard ra?i#dy for V ilnay, livar, bladder and uric acid troubles and National Ramedy of Holland alnr* ] FiQfx. Thraa aizaa, all druggiata. Guarantaad. Ijmmk for tka mm C?U Ma4al m #??rr km ??d MC?f( M Imilarloa LUCKY STRIKE cigarette. Flavor is sealed in by toasting purpose grounded deeply in the full ! intendment of the law. Cut the tax*] books hereafter will be a very diCTer FTFMootrtn^r- things Tronr_their appear ance prior to 1920. The legislature dW-- not- renounce the law. It Was Constructive. Prom a threat to carry the state to universal renunciation, the general assembly traveled all the way to are pudiation of its own purpose. At the close it was a new man, and a new woman. Cotton went down, tobacco stood still, and money had the same elusive properties that the members ascribed to it when they came here. Bonds went dead on the maiket. the state's credit was saved at >6.25, the highest rate ever paid, and the nor mal needs of the commonwealth were greatly enlarged. Everybody could see it; But the general assembly found a new spirit after it got here anjl calamity orators who never Ch anged. if there were any, ceased to ^roak In the paean of progressivism which everybody was singing at the :lose 7 Just what happened to the body, perhapg nobody ever will- know. It^ Is quite certain that the members do not themselves know what changes ?ame over them. The minority, wh ich bnTke to pteces^on salary raises, actually exceeded the majority in the Jctaootsi Indeed, ihe additional mil lion which Senator Lunsford Long in the upper body and Major Walter Murphy in the house, was made pos llbU by Republican votoo. ? And am ong the supporters of this large pro gram were minority members who voted against every Increase tn aula, rles. The big things done by the general """>llV be Qffuntad nn fingers. ?}oxed on any page of a] newspaper, they would make an im posing indention. The first and gftatesf piece or constructive Iegisla-' tion was the passage of a $50,000,000 bond issue for the connection of all county seats in North - Carolina by hard-surfaced roads navigable every day in the year. To spend this vast amount of mon ey. four times the amount cf all pre vious bounded* indebtedness. Gover nor Morrison has named his highway commission. This road act places North Carolina among the half dozen greatest road-building states in the union. This stands out among all the measures presented at this ses sion and the state s name goes to all corners of the earth. Next, of couia^ia the appropria tion to state instittltions which ex ceeds $10,000,000. InVhls is includ ed the $5,000,000 which* will be loan ed to schools all over the state for the purpose of better construction. These individual borrowers will pay this amount back in 20 years. This in 'much the biggest incentive given to the rural schools which will be rev olutionized* by the road building pro gram. When the hard surfaces are complete a wholesale consolidation will take place and every child in the state will have an opportunity to at tend a .better institution. Annual Appropriation. It is to be doubted whether second place could have been assigned to any set of workers who deserved the dis tinction more than these who work ed rfn the revenue bill. Anyway, by their labors the state Is enabled to appropriate annuaHy $1,400,000, "to be held as a separate fund in the state treasury, to be known as 'The State Public Sch< ol Fund.' " With Mils fund the state provides the salaries of the county superinten dents. the assistant superintendents, and all supervisors, except those oth erwise specified, principals of elemen tary schools having 10 or more teach ers and principals of all standard high schools. The superintendents and assistants will be paid half their annual salaries; the other three mon ths. *-A The salaries to be paid teachers this year will amount to $9,000,000. This Is an increase of about $1,200, 000 over the scale of la^t year, but North Carolina has wrought an edu cational miracle, so the Tiest maga zine men in the country have been writing their papers. That's why nobody could do anything to the schools when he got here In January. The system has been so revolutioniz ed that nobody dares to tamper with the 16,000 teachers, wno touch the home folks more than any class of people In the country* The assembly was good to the ne gro schools. One of the enstern hour bons who Is a member of this asseni bly, madf* Infinitely merry over any proposal to "study" race relation^. But this general assembly acted lib erally toward the negro. It author ( Continued on Page Three) NOTICE. f -NU I J 1 Having Qnati^ed I of the estate of Henry Ethridge-, ? r ceased. late of Franklin County, all J persons holding claims against said estate -arc hereby notified to present them' to the undersigned 011 or before the 20th day of February. 1922. or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed 10 said estate will please come for i ward and wake inwnediate settlement. This the 24th day of Feb.. 1921. j':-25-6t WILLIE PEARCE. Adm'r. j- * Wllllliitr to Make Sacrifice. Well, daughter. Robert huo asked your hand in marriage. But. papa, I don't want to leave mother . ? Oh. don't worry about that. Ta've her aloug .with you. Stella ? What is her huBband worth? Bella ? Well. I don't know his re placement value. The ghjosts of the pioneers must | have laughed to have seen Lieutenant! Pearson start out in an airplane and return on a mule's back. ? St. Joseph! .(Mo.) Gazette. A woman employee of u Chicago | P*i ktug plant hri* ' 'Hn kerf- tr^rWhwr enough frankfurters to reach from Maine to California ' ? a sort of Link^ in' Highway. ? Providence Journal. NOTICE. Having qualified as Executors of the estate of Mrs. Marv T. Montgomery, lUTl'KBCif. hug of FmnkHn Co. ,? nnfirr* Is hereby given all persons holding claims against -her estate to present them to the undersigned on or before tice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persons' Indebted to sa id estate will pjcase come forward and make immediate settlement. This Sth day x>f March. 1921. ^ A. W. PERSON'. W. S. PERSON, 3-1 l-6t / * Executors /"Habitual Constipation Cured y In 14 to 21 Days ? . ? "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially^ prepare.! SvnipTnnir-1 Ji\fttive for Habitual Constipation, h relieves promptly 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 Plows, Castings, Plow Harness, Farm ing Tools, Fence Wire, Galvanized Root ing, Churns, Baseball Goods, The High Grade Best of All Oxford "Chase" Bug gios, HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRI CES will be found at - H. C TAYLOR Hardware Buggies ? Harness Suit Cases and Traveling Bags Weed 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. q WATCH THIS SPACE^OR ANNOUNCEMENTS Perry & Pearcc Youngsville, N. C. R. F. Fuller f>0 Home* and Mnleft. .Also ll?7 and Oat*. BaKirle and Haraeim for dale, of the right kind and at the right prices Will Hell for ra?li or part ca?h or on approrcd aecnrlty. If yonr horse or mule doen not Knit joti v.ome In and Ree If yon eonld not make a trad* *e t what yon want. Come and nee whether job bny orf not. R. F. FULLER Loniibnrc. K. C.
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