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(TOUTIQAL APVBTUMIW) ?T7 ? FOR SHERIFF I herewith announce myself a ou. dldate tor tbe office of Sheriff of Frank - 11a Cnaaty subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held on the 7th of Jane, and will greatly appre ciate the support of the voters of the county, assuring you that If I am nom inated and elected I will give this of fice an efficient business administra tion. 3-2J.1U FRANK W. JUSTICE. JAMES J. LANCASTER FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce to the voters of Franklin County that I am a candi date for the office of Sheriff of Frank lin County and BOllclt your vote and assistance In the coming Democratic primary. I promise faithful service to the whole people if nominated and elected. Thanking you for your Bupport, I am Respectfully, 2-ll-tf JAMES J. LANCASTER. FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce to the voters of Franklin county, that I am a candi date for the offlce of Sheriff of Frank lin county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held June 7th. I shall appreciate your support. I promise faithful service to the peo ple if nominated and elected. 3-21-12t PETER E. DEAN. FOR RECORDER Subject to the action of the 'Demo cratic primary I hereby announce my self a candidate for the office of Judge of the Recorder's Court, of Franklin County. I have practiced law about 20 years; you may be the Judge of my qualification. If elected to this office I shall endeavor to treat each case on its own merits, and to command that high respect for this Court that is due all the courts of our land. 3-28-llt S. A. NEWELL FOR RECORDER I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Judge of the Re corder's Court of Franklin County, subject to the action of the Democrat ic primary on June 7th. 4-4-10t J. L PALMER FOR COMMISSIONER I herewith announce myself a can didate for the office of Commissioner for Franklin County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held In June and will appelate your support. 4-11. 9t R. P. TAYLOR. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS To the voters of Franklin County, Ladles and Gentlemen. I herewith announce myself a candidate for the office of Register- of Deeds of Frank lin County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary in June. I will appreciate your support. 4-lI-9t RICHARD C. PERRY. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES To the taxpayers and voters of Franklin County. Having fully decid ed some weeks ago to ask you to al low me by your Votes and Influence In the approaching Democratic Primary,' June 7th, to succeed myself in the next General Assembly in 1925 for this County. If by your vote and influence I am nominated and elected, I pledge my whole duty and best thought to the interest of my C'ountyy^nd State, as I may be able to see it, and will ever have a sympathetic #?r to your al ready heavy load of burdensome tax ation. For that purpose and to that end, I covet your votes and influence, with a solemn promise to do all with in my power to make the burden light er. With grateful remembrance and appreciation for your past favors and support for this office I ask to remain yours to serve most sincerely. 4-ll-9t GEORGE H COOPER. C. C. HUDSON FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce my eandidr.cy for the House of Rpresentr.tives, North Carolina Legislature, from Fra.iklln County subject to the action of the Democratic primary In June. I am in favor of a Government for the people and of the pecplo. I am flatly against any bond lss.-.es, County. Township or Town, without a vote of the people. As a member of the Board of County Commissioners. I voted ngatnot a {50.000 bond Issue; It -ras carried over my voto r.nd Increased your taxes. If elected I shr!l r.l r.ys be subser vient to the will of the people; your wants shall be my wants. Yours to serve, ?-ll-9t C. C. HUDSON. FOR RECORDER My candidacy for the nomination to succeed myself as Judge of the Re corder's Court for Franklin County, subject to the action of the Democrat ic primary to be held on June 7th, la hereby announced. I have held this office for only one term and will greatly appreciate your vote for re election. 4-ll.?t G. M. BEAM. FOR RBQI8TER OF DEEDS I hereby announce myself h candi date to succeed myself as Register of Deeda for Franklin County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held June 7, 1924. I h .v" given you the beat I had In the way of ser vice In the past, and shall continue to do the same If nominated and elected. I thank yon for your past support, and shall appreciate It again In this elec tion. Yours to serve, 4-tt M 8. C. HOLDEN. COMMISSIONER myself a candi myself as Commission. County from VYank townshlps, sub primary June will work for the county and I (POLITICAL ADVERTISING) FOR RECORDER I hereby announce myself a candi date for the nomination for the office of Judge of the Recorder's Oourt for Franklin County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held on June the 7th. If nominated and elected I shall exercise the duties of this office fearlessly and honestly and to the best of my ability. 4-18-St WILLIAM Y. BICKETT. FOR CONSTABLE OF LOUISBURG TOWNSHIP Subject to the Democratic Primary In June, I hereby announce myself a candidate tor constable of Louisburg Township. If nominated and elected, I shall always deal fair. Just add im partial to everyone and do my very best to make a good officer. I am Yours to serve, 4-18-8t JAMES A. BLEDSOE FOR CONSTABLE OF CEDAR ROCK TOWNSHIP I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Constable of Ce dar Rock Township, subject to the votes of the people, at the Democratic Primary in June. If elected I prom ise to render faithful and efficient ser vices to the people generally aud will hold myself In readiness to answer the call of any citizen of my Town ship at any time, I am Yours to serve, 4-25-7t ROGER C. COLLINS. FOR CONSTABLE I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Constable for Louisburg Township, subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held in June, and will appreciate your support. 4-25-7t J. E. THOMAS. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS I herewith announce myself a can didate for the office ot Register of Deeds of Franklin Co nty, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held on the 7th of June and will appreciate the support of the voters of the County. 4-25-7t 8. E. PEARCE. JUDGE RECORDER S COURT I hereby announce my candidacy for Judge Recorder's "Court, subject to ac tion Democratic Primary, June 7, and I shall be profoundly grateful 'to all voters? MEN AND WOMEN? for their support. If elected, I will steadfastly adhere to policy set out in recent is sues of Franklin Times, which be sure to keepin mind. 4_25-7t W. B. MORTON. FOR COMMISSIONER Subject to the action ot the Demo cratic Primary to be held June 7, 1924. ^Irereby announce myself a candidate to succeed myself as Commissioner for Franklin County. I have served the county to the best of my know ledge and ability and if elected I feel that my experience will help me to give you better service the next term. I thank you for your past support and shall appreciate it again. Yours to serve, 4-26-7t ARTHUR STRICKLAND. FOR COMMISSIONER Subject to the action of the Demo cratic primary to be held the 7th of June. 1924, I hereby announce myself a candidate to Buccees myself as County Commissioner of Franklin County and It. elected I promise the people of the. county that I will try In the future as I have endeavored to do in the past, to look to the best inter est of the Taxpayers of the county. Thanking you for your past support and will appreciate it again in this election. 5-2-H HENRY P. SPEED. TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISBURG TOWNSHIP I hereby wish to announce my can didacy for the office of Constable tor Louisburg township, subject to the primaries held in June. I am a bus iness man ot Loulsburg, earning my living In Loulsburg and Franklin county and am especially Interested in Louisburg township. I think I am qualified to handle the affairs In such a way an will be satlsfaAory to the majority. The help of the women vo ters will bfl especially appreciated. Yours to serve, 5-2-6t R. L. PEOPLES. FOR C0N8TABLE I herewith announce myself a can didate for Constable of Sandy Creek township subject to the action ot the Democratic primary to be held in June and willapprecla'e the support of the voters of the township. 5-9-5t F. F. HICK8. FOR eON8TABLE I herewith announce myself a can didate for the offico of Constable of Harrlo/town?hlp subject to the action of the Democratic primary to be held In June, and will appreciate the sup port of the people of the township. 6-9-6t H. C. AY8CUE. FOR COMMISSIONER Subject to the action of the Demo cratic Primary to be held June 7, 1924. I hereby announce myself a candidate to succoed myself an Commissioner for Franklin County from Dunns and Harris township*. I have served the coupty to the best of my knowledge and ability and If elected I feel that my experience will help me to give you better service the next term. I thank you for your past support and shall appreciate It again. Yours to serve, 5-9-Bt B. 8. PACE. FOR COMMISSIONER Subject to the action ot the Demo cratic primary, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Couiity Com. mlseloner from District No. 4 to suc ceed myself. I thank you for your support in the past, and will appre ciate your continued support In the coming primary. ?.?-? T. 8 DEAN MTEKKT OJM ion iai.HM.lt Something new In the battle be tween street cars and auto bum baa developed la Emporia, Kansas, says the Sioux City, low*. Daily Tribune, in recounting the tact that the electric railway company of Emporia "ha* offered to pay the city for tearing up its rails and repairing the pavement, If the city will agree to the subatltu. tlon of bus service for i treet car serv ice. Emporia Is probably the. .first city In the United States to be faced with making the decision' for op against buses or street cars. In the meantime Manchester, England, after thorough consideration of the subject, has de cided through a committee appointed by the municipal government, that street car transportation is more prac tical than any other system available at the present time. Points made Id the report which is held to apply to conditions in any city, give the street cars credit for carrying more passengers, keeping them all under cover, better average speed over reasonbly long route and greater re liability. A street car -will render as much service to the public. It is held, as three or four buseB. In tog or deep snow the bus is held up while the street car goes on, says the report. Expense alone would prevent bus lines ever being able to give adequate serv. Ice to the public during the time of rush traffic. Street cars can afford to carry passengers father at the same fare, an advantage to users and tax. payers, It is decided. As evidence of this, witness the New York and Chicago bus lines, the largest In this country, which have a ten-cent fare for much shorter hauls than can be secured on street railways, sub ways or elevated lines In the same cities. . Brltton I. Budd, president of the American Electric Hallway Associa tion. points out that the average fare of American street railways Is 7.14 cents with a tendency toward lower fares. Buses tear up the streets paid for at public expense while electric lines lay their own tracts and street and pay taxes on the same. It Is probable that few cities vrill be ready to Junk their electric service lines without further light on the subject and some guarantee for upkeep of their streets. KOVT BlTKN IN CHILE As in France a man is guilty of a crime until he is proved Innocent, so in Chile a man is considered guilty of having set his house on (ire until he proves that he had nothing what, eer to with it. When a fire occurs the owner or the occupant of the burned building is promptly arrested and brought before acourt of law. There, legally speak, ing, "the burden of proof Is on him." Needless to Bay there are very few "fire sales" In Chile. (POLITICAL, ADVERTISING) PETERSON ASKS FOR FRANKLIN'S VOTE To the Democratic voters of Franklin County : I am coming directly and frankly to you, asking you to vote for me for Commissioner of Labor and Printing. Mr. Shlpman has held the office for sixteen years. Unless the officeB are to be made life-tenures, that seems enough. In that case, however, the farce of elections should be discon tinued. I am a graduate of Wake Forest College.? there with Governor Blck ett. and If he were alive, you would have only to ask him whether I am qualified. However, both the candi dates for governor have my measure and can tell you whether I am strong enough for the Job. Bnt as that is the question, I refer you to the fact that the Sampson county conentlon thought so and unanimously endorsed me. Also an even dozen of the biggest and best known men In Cumberland endorsed me strongly In the Fayettevllle Ob. Berver. These Included such well known men as John A Oates, Dr. Mc Gougan. recently retiring as president of the State Medical Association, and formerly state senator, also Capt. Jas. D. McNeil, the Democratic war horse and long president of the N. C. Fire men's Association. In Wilmington such men as J. O. Carr are backing me. Robeson where I lived five years, Is practically solid for me. In fact, the whole southeast Is lin ing up handsomely, while In piedmont and mountain counties strong Influ ences are at work. Several papers have come out squarely for Peterson, among them the Monroe Journal, whose brilliant editor Rowland F. Beaseley declared that he "must^ote for Peterson for the simple reason that there Is not In the State a man better fitted for the office." T gave 21 years of my life to school work when salaries were low. I have devoted eleven years to read editorial work, hewing to the line without re gard to consequences. Considering these things, you can realize that I am not able to make an expensive cam. palgn bnt mnst tepend npon this little advertisement to reach and win yon On the other hand, Mr. Shlpman, be fore going to the office, had served only a few years as editor of a Ruth' erfordton paper. Besides, he has had It sixteen y?ars Give It to me only half so long, or even for one term, and I shall th\nk you with all my heart. Pleasr settle this matter before elec tion day and go oat snd help secure me a big majority In Franklin. I have never asked any favor before, bnt 1 do earnestly ask you for your support this time. Respectfully, O. J. PETERSON. T ??' (UQQAI* ADVnriSINO) TRUSTEE'S BALE OF LOUI8BURG WAREHOUSE LOTS I By virtu* o I that deed of trust made by W. H. and J. M Allen to Wm. H RuStn. Trustee, dated Nor. 1, UK. and recorded In Book 141, pace 115-11, default having been mate In tho I ay ment of the debt thereby secured, and demand bavins bean made on tbe said Trustee tor foreclosure, by tbe bolder of tbe debt thereby secured, the un dersigned wUUon MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1934. at the noon recess of Court at the court house door In Louisburg, North Caro lina, oBer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that warehouse lot and easements known as the Farmers Co-operative Com pany's Warehouse situate In the town of Louisburg, North Carolina, and more particularly defined as follows: First That certain lot or parcol of land situate on the east side of IX. In street In the town of Loulsburg, boun ded and defined as follows: Begin ning at the corner of the J. F. Jo*e? lot (now Farmers Co-operative Com pany's lot) and the C. B. Cheatham lot, formerly the Boatwrlght Prize House lot (now Allen Machine Com pany's lot) on Main street an Iron stake; thence along the C. B. Cheat ham line (now Alleh Machine Com paa'ys line) 8 68 E 234 feet more or less to the corner of the Tar River Manufacturing Company's lot, former ly the Cooper lot (now John S. How ell's lot) In the line of the S. A. L. Rail way Company; thence along the line of the 8. A. L. Railway N 26 S-4 W 279 feet more or less, to the corner of said railway on Main street; thence along Main street 8 33 1-4 W 144 feet more or less to the point of beginning, It being the lot upon which Is now sit uate an old dwelling house and a part of a brick Warehouse building. And also together with the afore descrlbed lot an- descendible, trans ferable and assignable easement in and to and upon that strip of lam. on the Southwest side or margin of the Depot site of the 8. A. L Railway, more particularly described as fol lows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of the foundation wall on Main street of the Warehouse now situate on said land, and running thence along Main street 23 feet to the line of the 8. A. L. Railway; thehce along the line of the said 8. A. L. Railway N 26 3-4 E the full length of a Warehouse formerly on Bald lot 171 feet more or less; thence a line parallel to Main street and the first named line 23 feet to the northeast corner of the founda tion wall of the said warehouse; thence a line parallel to the S. A. L. Railway line along the foundation wall of said warehouse 171 feet more or less, to the point of beginning, upon which was formerly located s mewhat Jones Tobacco Warehouse building and upon which is now a portion of more than one-half In width of the said brick warehouse building, said easement being, however, limited to warehouse purposes only by the decis ion of the Supreme Court in the case of Rulfln vs. Railroad 151 North Car olina Report, 330, which settled the title to the above described lot and right of occupancy under said ease ment. The Bald lot and easement be ing the same conveyed by Farmers Co-operative Company to W. H. Allen and J. M. Allen. This Jan. 18, 1924. l-18-6t WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee.' The above sale was continued by consent of all parties concerned to Monday, February 25th, 1924, at noon recess of Court. This Feb. 18, 1924. 1-22-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties concerned to Monday, March 3, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This Feb. 26, 1924. 1-29-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above Bale was continued by consent of all parties concerned to Monday, March 10, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This Mar. 3, 1924. 3-7-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, Mar. 17th, 1924, at the noon recess of court. This March 10. 1924. 3-14-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, Mar. 24th, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This March 17, 1924. 3-21-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, Mar. 31st, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This March 24, 1924. 3-28-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, April 7th, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This March 81, 1924. 4-4-1 1 WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, April 14th, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This April 7th, 1924. 4-11-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, April 2 1st, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This April 14th, 1924. 4. 18.lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. Tbe above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, April 28th, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This April 21st, 1924. 4.26-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, May 6th, 19J4, at about the hour of noon. This April 28th, 1924. 6-1-lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties to Monday, May 12th, 1924, at about the hour of noon. This May 6th, 1924. 6-9.lt WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. SOME VIEW Cyclist (thinking to have a Joke with Simple Sammy) ? Is It true that you can see as far as Australia from tbe church T Simple Sammy ? Oh, you can see farther than that. "Whit! Farther than AustrallaT" "Ye?, to the gun I" This Is the land of the free, but any thing worth having la seldom offered to us that way. \ (LBOAL ADVERTISING) TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN NASH COUNTY By virtue of (be power ot Mils con tained In that certain deed of trust made by J. H. Culpeppor, Z. N. Cul pepper, D. L. Culpepper, and wife, and Mrs. Nannie T. Sykes. Dowereea, to Wm. H. Ruffln, Trustee, dated Dec. 23, 1921, and recorded In Nash Registry In Book 271, page 253, and In Frank lin Registry in Book 244, pages 112-14, default baring been made in tbe pay ment of tbe debt thereby secured and demand for foreclosure having been made by the holder ot the debt >0 se cured upon the said trustee; and de fault having been made In the pay ment of said debt according to the terms of the decree of the Superior Court of Nash County in that action entitled Mrs. Nannie T. Sykes, et &1, Vs. Wm. H. Ruffln. Trustee, and pur suant to the decree of the said Super ior Court made In said action and by virtue of an order of re-sale made by the Buperlor Court ot Nash County, upon advance bid made on sale ot Mar. 17, 1924, the undersigned will on 8ATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924, at about the hour ot noon, at the court house door in Nashville, N. C. offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, tor cash, that tract of land situate In Nash County, N. C? In said deed of trust conveyed and there des cribed as follows: "FOURTH TRACT". A tract ot land situate In Mannings Township, Nash County, which is composed of three tracts separately described as follows: Tract (a). Beginning at a stake In Breedlove> corner In William B. William's line; tbence 8 87 E 148 1-2 poles to the pine stuihp; thence S 4 W 86 poles to a blackgum; theace S 88 B 40 poles to a stake ; thence N 4 E 113 poles to a blackjack on the road; thence along said road to Qeo. Pow ell's rock corner; then e N 4 E 163 poles to a stake near a Cedar; thence N 88 W 187 poles to a redoak; tbence S 162 1-2 poles to the beginning, con taining One Hundred and Seventy three and one halt (173 1-2) acres, more or lees. Tract (b). A tract or parcel ot land conveyed to the late B. N. Culpepper by J. T. Webb and wife by deed re corded In Book 73 page 62, and follow ing, Nash County Registry to which reference Is hereby made for fuller description. Said tract containing 17 3-8 acres, more or less. Tract (c). A tract ot land conveyed to the late B. N. Culpepper by J. T. Webb and wife, by deed recorded In Book 73 page 76, and following, to which reference Is hereby made tor fuller description. Out of the foregoing tracts (a), (b) and (c) one hundred acres has been oconveyed to J. B. Jeffreys by deed recorded In Nash County Regis try in Book 102, page 91, and follow, lng, leaving In the lands now con veyed 126 1-2 acres, more or less. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, and a de posit ot 26% of the bid will be requir ed Immediately at the conclusion of the bidding, and if deposit Is not sat isfactory to the Trustee, bidding -*."111 be Immediately re.opened and anoth er sale made. This May 1st. 1924. Wm. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. Leon T. Vaughan, Attorney. 6-2-3t I TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND By virtue of the power of sale con tained In that certain deed ot trust made by C. M. Gattls and wife Maggie E. Gattls to W. H. Yarborough, Trus tee, dated Sept. 18, 1920, and recorded In tbe Registry ot Franklin County in Book 224, at page 461, default having been made in the payment of the debt there! y secured and demand for fore closure having been made on said truftee, by the holder of the Indebt edness so secured, the undersigned *111. cn MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1924, at about the hour of noon, at* the court bouse dcor In Loulsburg, N. C. otter tor sale at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, the lands describ ed In said deed of trust as follows: "Beginning In the center of the road leading by the residence of Susie W. Yarborough, the said Susie W. Yar borough 's corner; thence along her Jlrte, N 64 W 248 poles to a stake and pointers, formerly a birch, (now down), Sycamore Creek; thence down the Main channel of said creek; 69 poles 16 links, thence down the old channel where the creek formerly ran 38 poles to the center ot the Louls burg and Nashville road near the bridge; thence along the said Louls burg and Nashville road, E 80 E 40 poles, S 66 1-2 E 86 poles, 8 86 poles, 8 16 E 12 poles, 8 19 1-2 W 36 poles, 8 16 1-2 E 6 poles, 8 66 E 6 poles, N 86 3-4 E. 38 poles. 8 71 1.2 E 26 poles, 8 89 1-2 E 8 poles. N 82 E 62 poles, S 86 E 24 poles, 8 70 1-2 E 29 poles, 70 1-2 B 29 poles, 7 links to the entrance of the road leading by (he residence of 8usle W. Yarborough, thence along that road N 34 E 62 poles to the be ginning, containing One hundred thir ty-two and two tenths acres (182.2.), according to survey ot Jos. T. Inacoe, made Sept. IS, 1*20, and being the same tract of land this day conveyed to the said Maggie E. Gattls by the said J, M. Allen and W. H. Allen and their wives." This May 2, 1924 W. H. YARBOROUGH, 6-2-6t Trustee. 7* Stop ? Coogta Quick * HAYES- HEALING HONEY* ? m irritated tiNQM. O-PEN-TRATE A box of SALVE far Ooop la HAYES- I ?boil of children ? *?&S3i HEALING 1 WT bottle of nONBY. The mn ItbaehMt and throat > a Oold or Qroop. \nrr-4* to HAYES (LBQAL ADVERTISING) NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice la hereby given Umm. by aa order of the Superior Court In that clyll action entitled "Daniel H&xle wood, et al. Vs. James X. Cooke, at al" that an election *111 be hold by t?e congregation of the First HaptlBt church, colored, Loulsb-rg, N. C., at the Court House In Loulsburg, N. C? on the 4th Saturday In May, It being May 24, 1824, at 2; 30 p. m., said elec tion to be held by J. L Palmer, as representative of the Court. The pur pose of this election Is to determine the will ot the congregation as to the removal of the said church to the new site on the South aide of Tar River. The said representative will receive from each bonafldo member of the said church as ot November 17, 1923, a ballot upon which shall be written or printed the words, "For change of Church location," as to those favoring the contentions of the plantltTB, and "Against change of Church location," as to those favoring the contentions of the defendants. J? L. PALMER, 5-2-4t Representative of the Court NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN THE TOWN OF LOU1SBURQ, N. C. FOR DELINQUENT PAVING ASSESS MENTS. At or about the hour ot noon at the Court House Door In Loulsburg, N. C., on Monday, June 2, 1924, It being the first Monday In June, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, pursuant to the laws of North Carolina and especially the Public Laws of 1915, Chapter 66, Section 10 and acts amendatory thereto, all lands In the Town of Loulsburg N. C., on which paving assessments for the years 1921 and 1922 and prior there to, remain due, with costs added as provided by law, described as fol lows: J. M. & W. H. Allen, Mill Prop erty on South side of Tar Riv er In said Town on South Main Street $1,667.17 St. Mathlas Church, colored, S. Main Street on South side of Tar River In said Town 94.64 This April 30, 192-4. J. J.. BARROW, Town Clerk and Tax Collector. Thos. W. Ruffln, Town Attorney. 6-2-6t RE-SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the authority contained in that certain deed of trust executed to Edison T. Hicks, Trustee, and duly recorded In Frank lin County Registry in book 194 at page 497, and also, the authority con tained In that certain judgment made in the case entitled "In Re: Will ot John Hagwood," which said judgment Is duly recorded In the Clerk's Office of Franklin county superior court In Minute Book No. 10 i.t page 261, end de fault having been made In the pay ment of the note secured and said deed ot trust, and at the request of the hold er of said notes, said lands having been previously offered for sale, and an up set bid having been made, and the Clerk of the Superior Court of Frank* lln Cojinty having directed a resale, I will, on MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924, at or about the hour or 12:00 o'clock noon, at the curthouse door in FAnk lln County in Loulsburg, N. C., otter for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described tract or parcel ot land lying and being In Franklin County, state aforesaid, and more particularly described and de fined as follows: "Beginning at a Spanish oak and E. T. Ayscue's corner and H. T. Tharrlng ton's line and run S 22 E 20 poles to a pine; thence S 69 1-2 E 6 poles 8 links to a pine; thence S 64 E 11 poles 19 links to a white oak; thence S 33 1-3 E 13 poles 16 links to a pine, H. T, Tharrlngton's and David Weldon's corner;; thence S 80 1-2 E 31 poles 15 links to a rock, Weldons corner; t'. once N 39 E 86 poles 20 links to a stake, Weldon's corner; thence 8 88 1-2 E 23 poles to a rock, Weldon'B corner; S 88 20 poles to a stake -and black gum, Mitchell's line; thence N 62 19 links thence by the lines ot Stokes, Frazler, Patterson and Ayscue as per Fuller's survey of March 27, 1895, to the be ginning, containing 7& 1-4 acres. This land is sold subject to the dowT er Interest of one, Dora Kelly, the Bald dower Interest having been duly and properly allotted to the said Dora Kelly, which dower proceedings are recorded In the Clerk's office of Frank lin County Superior Court. This the 30th day of April, 1924. EDISON T. HICKS, Trustee. Ig. M. Beam, Attorney. 5.2-3t NOTICB OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the powfcr conferred In a certain chattel mort gage executed by J. T. Wilson to 0. A. Moore, Mgr., Union Store Company ot YonngsvlUe, N. C? on the 8th day of June, 1921, for the sum of Five Thous and Three Hundred Twenty 8lx Dol lars and Eighty Three Cents, due and payable 1st day of December, 1921 ; jind default having been made In the 'payment of said Indebtedness at ma turity, I will on the 10th DAY OF MAY, 1924 offer tor sale tor ca*h at publlo auc tion, at J. T. WJlsons' Saw Mill, near the town of Youngsvllle, N. O. the following personal property, to- wit: (1) 50 Horse Nagle Engine and Boil er, (1) Llddell Saw Mill, (1) Williams port Oang Edger, all belts, shaftings, pulleys, saws , and tools attached and with saw mill, (1) dark bay mule, (1) 1919 Model K 45 six cylinder Bttick Touring Car. TIME OF SALE: 2 P. M. TERMS: CASH. PLACE: J. T. Wilsons' Saw Mill. This April 16th, 1924. UNION OUANO COMPANY, 4-25_4t Transferee. c T1TK naflKLIH Tins ahMlllk* h rear k?M. If r?i are let a m fr ?erfkar, be ??. Mai f Eff""11*"'