f
COMPANIONATE WEDLOCK.
OUR WASHINGTON HOLDINGS.
ONE SLIP FOR WOMAN.
LINDBERGH AND MARIE.
/ |
President Coolidge talked with
..William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor,
about soft coal labor troubles in
'wuyrtiaa. mm virgmu -ndr
Ohio. Labor men charge that
railroads are united "to depress
prices of coal for fuel purposes."
^Oorenu nent might in certain
cases affecting public welfare fix
prices of the product and the labor
lull prOQQCCt Hi ~
There was no. hesitation about
fixing the wheat prices during the
war, a fixing process that cost the
farmers about $2 on every bushel
that they might have got and
didn't get on every bushel
The much discussed "compan
ionate" marriage of a young man
of twenty with the eighteen-year
old daughter of Mr. Haldeman
Julius is not as new as it seemed.
After marriage each will live at
home to solve problems of house
keeping, while the bride continues
her work in high school and then
In college, and the young man con
tinues studying at the University
of Kansas.
Tf the marriage doesn't turn out
- to be perfect, the plan is to ar
range for a divorce.
That is looking farther ahead
than yOung people generally care
to look. Life, marriage and other
things may not be perfect, but the
young think, hope and believe that
they are. ,
And THINKING, HOPING ar.d
RELIEVING gradually triid cp
what is worth while, in jiie.
Germany signs the League of
Nations agreement "affording pro
tection to women workers before
and after childbirth." A woman
would be allowed to quit work six
before the birth of a child
and remain away tlx weeks after
ward, with pay and free medical
attention. .
\ That sounds almbsf "Eke crrutau
tion?governments compelling em
ployers to do for women what in
telligent horse owners did for
mares a thousand years ago.
' A tax assessor at Washington,
D. G, values White House, build
ing and grounds, at $22,000,000: the
Capitol, $53,000,000: State, War
and Navy buildings, $13,500,000;
Treasury Building, $23,000,000.
Uncle Sam should get some fly
ing machines to protect all that
property.' A dozen bombing enemy
fliers could soon knock those
buildings around the ears of men
that live or work in them.
A mother and father hid $60 in
a bureau drawer telling only their
thirteen-year-old daughter, Chris
tina, where the money was. It
dissappeared. Three times the
girl denied that she had stolen the
money, then drank carbolic acid
and may die. Not all parents re
alize a child's intensity of feel
ing. V
Judge Inch says "one slip" does
not prove a woman immoral, or
justify withholding citizenship
'from her.
IT seems to depend on the size
and kind of the slip. Poor Eve
bit the apple and that slip cost
not only her citizenship but her
actual residence in the Garden
and the great privilege of bearing
children without pain.
? Besides, the law, which allows
each dog one bite before con
demning him, might well allow a
lady one slip.
1 Ruth Elder, charming young
lady, attracted attention and- news
papers gave her at least $100,
000,000 worth of free advertising.
Now the intelligent Loew Com
pany gives her $1,000 a day for
100 days to tell about it in vaude
ville.
Por $100,000 intelligent Mr.
Nicholas M. Schenck gets the
benefit of $100,000,000 worth of
publicity.
Madame Cnrie could not get
$100,00(1 for telling about radium.
The people want action.
Students at Chicago's North
western University vote Lind
bergh and Henry Ford "the biv
rest men of the year." - Qu--n
Marie leads the women. *
President Coolidge, Mussolini,
t"e Prince of Wales, Mayor
'"hompson, Edison, Tunney, A1
Smith, Babe Ruth got votes.
Fortune teller: Beware of a hand,
home, tall blonde.
Weary Willie (sadly): Too late. I*vs
married her. ,
Mrs. Youngbride: I don't want to
ftave any trouble with you, Bridget
v -Cook: Then, bedad, ma'am, let ait
no complaints.
| Doctor: You had better be X-rayed.
? Patient There's no need. Get my
V1fe; she's always been able to see
NOTICE Op H1J OP LAND under
DEED OP TRUST
Under tii by Tirtm oI the Mar
and authority conferred by ? certain
dead of trust, dated February 2, ltlt.
executed by Katie L. Yarboro to Cale
K. Burceaa, Truatee, tor North Card.
?Mdlt Corporation.
of tn>st 1? recorded
SSfSS?5^?,'?y?s
i?Uhtr' Nor? c*roliu^ default bay.
m*d* to the payment of the
indebtedness secured by the eald deed
offer*?1, un(,#r*!?ned trustee will
hMHa, S *nd sell to the high?
bidder (or cash, at the courthouse
l" Countj- North Caro.
I it? ??l,r It**0*1 01 Btad. located
In Franklin County. North Carolina,
more particularly described as fttL
Iowa. to.wit: 7;
All those certain tracts or Aareeie
^ containing in th.
1468.75 aorM, more or lees h?in? auN
ate In Cedar Hock and Crpreaa Creek
??antY of Franklin. SUts
1i Si t"1 aa*1 b*la* toe lands
itt?. ?1.K^U* ^ Yarboro to^AtbStk
Joint Stock Land Bank of . Ralelsh
ated July 29. 1914. recorded la Book
?#<1 rrf*r,ace to which
tor a more particular
description of said lands. The shore
mentioned book Ml being the Regis,
jry^of Franklin County, North Carol
This December ?, 1917.
CALB K. BURGESS,
SALE OF VALUABLE REALB8TATZ
Jtr ?ontXdJtt.Tlrt'W 0t anU,or
"y contained in a certain mortaasa
deed assented to the onderelrned
2?3*rn ?? duly rZZSF?
FrunhUu County Registry, Book ?50
wesie. Default hT^'b^^
to the payment of the Indebtedness
^^tbenmU^rSn!
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2$ 1?2?
at the courthouso door in Louisbur*.
!L.Cl/t. ?:,'boot?th< kour Of noon,
sell at pub4c auction to tne highest
by ?**. that certain piece or'
tract of land lying and being In Frank
iinr??Un=' StAte of North Carolina.
S TowMhlP' *?d deacrlb.
ed and defined as follows, to.wit:
.B'gtoninr->t_h fOfik o" the East side
W t]"^Je'ish Ro*d' J- N. Wester and
W. J. Boone e corner; thence 8 69 lJd
E 18S poles to a twin white oak
5-? N *>'" to * rock^pUe
j?T*- ydgeeu_and W. J. Boone's,
Z? , :. .W T1Ul T. W. Boone's
1 to the Raleigh Road
thence S with the Raleigh road 72!
"nd ? Itok. fTttTlegtnning j
?nt*lnlng M acres, and is the tract
rf tond on which the abore named
?*? Bcone now resides.
This November 22, 1227.
'? w w^, T *- BOONE. Mortgagee.
* "?IP "7 rr ea-s^
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY Pnnr rnT
y|Q^
Vwth Carolina, Franklin County, in
Superior Court.
Beatrice Conn Joyner
Vs
John Lawrence Joyner
The defendant ahbre named will
eke notice that an action entitled as
wore has been commenced to the Su
torior Court of Franklin County, and
omplalnt wlth copy thereof duly filed
or sn absolnte divorce upon statutory
(rounds; and the defendant will fur.
uke "otlce that he Is required
?4fe omce of the Clerk of
he Superior Court of eald county on
he 10th day of December. l?r at
-ourt house of eald county In the town
it Louisburg. N. a. and answer or
lemur to the complaint In said action
" by 1,w or the plaintiff wUl
J }?. * court ,or ?>e relief de
nauded in the complaint.
Tills December 2, 1227.
J. J. YOUNG, Clerk of the Su
perior Court for Franklin
County, N. C. 12_9_4t
RE-SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE
Under and by virtue ot an order
if re-sale made and entered by the
Clerk of the Superior Court tor Frank
li'i County, North Carolina, on the
10th (lay ot December, 1927, and in
accordance with the terms ot a car.
Lain deed ot trust executed by Clln.
Lou Tharrlngton and wife Betsy Thar,
ringtor which said deed of trust is
duly recorded In the office of the Re.
giater of Deeds for Franklin County,
N. C., In book 251 at page 160, default
having been made In the payment
of the Indebtedness thereby secured
and demand made upon me to tore
close, I will on Monday the 2nd day
of January, 1928, at or about the hour
of noon at the court house door for
Franklin County in the Town of Lou.
isburg, N. C. sell, at public auction
to the highest bidder tor cash all the
right, titles. Interest claim and de.
mand owned by Betsy Tharrlngton in
and to that tract of land situate In
Louisburg Township Franklin Coun.
ty. North Carolina, bounded as tol.
lows:
On the North by the lands of Mrs.
Wallace Neal. on the East by the lands
of Haywood Bowden, on the South ny
the lands of J. A. and Thomas Whe
less, and on the West by the A B.
Perry and Newell lands, containing
one hundred and seventy .tour (174) 1
acres, snore or less, and being the
same lands devised to the children
of A. H. Baker, Betsy Tharrlngton be.
lug one of the said children.
This December ISth, 1927.
BEN T. HOLDEN,
12.16-St - ? Trustee.
Style dictators say men's clothes for
!all should have more color, but most
sen will still cling to the blues, the
trays and the blacks.
It never rains In the Sahara desert,
which would be a fine place to go on
a picnic.
When the caddies chase high balls
mrtead of hunting lost .balls, there's a
aid sooner or later.
NOTICE or BALB or FRANKLIN
COUNTY NOTES
Undsr and by virtue ol the authority
conferred upon me. by resolution of
the Board of Commit* loners of Frank
lin County, N. C-. at lta meeting on
Deoember Kb. 1927, I wiU on Mon
day, the tnd day of January, IMS. In
the offloe of the Accountant for
Franklin County, Louiaburg, N. C,
offer for sale to the higheat bidder 4
Krankliu County Negotiable Notqa,
two in the sum of 110,000.00 each and
two in the nun of S4.000.00 each, all
dated January Clttl, and due and
payable on the tnd day of April, 10SS,
payable to bearer and bearing, inter
eat from maturity at the rate of t per
cent per annaaa. Sealed bids will be
received and may be filed with J. A.
Hodgee, County Accountant until II
o'clock, noon, on the said tnd day e<
January, 1?M. The right to reject
any and all bida or to kail any num
ber of the described notee ia reserved.
This the 10th day of Dee., '1927.
Q. a LEONARD. Chairman.
Board of County Commission
I2.lfi.2t era of franklin County.
WWW nanwAwrai
Be it enacted by the Board of Alder
men and Mayor of Louie burg, North
Carolina:
1. It shall be unlawful to use or
maintain any residence or other build
ing la the dty of Louisburg, which
ia located on a lot abutting on the
dtjr MWtr line, mid residence or
building being not more than two
hundred feet from the asms, where one
or more persons live or congregate,
ualeaa such residence or building be
provided with flush closet or closets
connected with said sewer, provided
water ia available from the city mains
within two hundred feet from said
residence or building.
A That all ordinances.or parts at
ordinances previously enacted which
are in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
A That this ordinance shall be In
Force from the date of its peaaage.
4. Violation of any of the provisions
of this ordinance a hall coastitute a
misdemeanor, and shall be punished
>y a Una of five dollars for the first
lay and one dollar tor each additional
lay the violation is continued, dating
'rom the time specified in official no.
lce from the city.
Paeaed and adopted this 4th day of
November, 1327.
Utest: A. W. GREEN.
City Clerk.
Signed: B. N. Williamson
1.26-fit , Mayor.
iOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
ind authority conferred upon it by
i certain deed of trust executed on
Iprtt 1. 1926. by Katie L. Yarboro la
he Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust
Fompany, Trustee, which said deed
I trust ia recorded in the office of
he Register of Deeds for Franklin
Xranty. North Carolina, in Book 246.
age 524, the undersigned trustee will
?ffer -forsale and sell to the higheat
itdder for eaah at the court house
loor in Louisburg. Franklin County,
lorth Carolina, at 12 O'clock noon,
"bursday, December 29, 1927, the fol.
3wing described tract of land:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tact of land containing 121.2 acree.j
tore or leas, situate, lying and be-j
if on the road leading from the
lOnisburg Road to Sukey Young's
roes Roads, known as the Murphy
toad, about 2 1.2 miles East from the
*own of Louisburg, N. C.. in Louis,
targ Township, County of Franklin,
tale of North Carolina, having such
tapes, metes, courses and distances
a will mora fully appear by reference
o u plat of said land made by J. W.
?ugh, Kngr., October, 1924, recordsgj
a Map Book 1. page 17C. Registry ot
ranklln County. N. C.. a copy ot sala
let being attached to the abstract
>ow on file with Atlantic Joint Stock
and Bank of Raleigh the same being
ounded on the North by the Mnrphy
load and the lnnde of Mrs. A. O.
lolt. on the East by the lands of G
V.~Ford estate, on the South by Syca.
sore Creek and On the West by the
andt of G. W. Ford estate, said tract
ippearing on the above mentioned
>lat as three smaller contiguous tracts
lumbered one. two and three.
This November 23. 1927.
RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK
A xrrv rpnTvcm - ?
AND TRUST COMPANY, Trus
vPfl.
iunn and Arendell, Attorneys. ll_25_5t
? NOTICE
Under the power contained In a deed
>f trust given by W. H. Yarborough,
Fr. and wife, Elolse H. Yarborough,
0 W. H. Rnffln, trustee, on April 12,
1918, recorded In book 192, page 319,
?Yanklln County Registry, default hav
ng been made In the payment of the
ndebtedness therein secured and de
mand for foreclosure having been
nade on said trustee bythe holder of
udd Indebtedness, the undersigned
?rill, on Tuesday, January 10, 1928, at
ir about the hour of noon, at the
courthouse door In Lonlshurg, North
Carolina, offer for sale, at public auc.
ion, to the highest bidder fOT cash,
1 certain lot or parcbl of-land situate
In the town of Loulsburg, Franklin
County, North Carolina, and described
is follows:
Beginning at a point on Main Street
where the western boundary of Main
Street Is Intersected by the southern
boundary of Noble Street; thence
along Main Street 8 81 1.4d W 124 1-6
feet to Mrs. Annie R. Malone's corner;
thence N 59 1.2 W 247 2.8 feet to an
Iron stake, John D. Alston's corner
In Mrs. Annie R ? Malone's line;
thence N 32 1.4d E 124 1-6 feet to Al
ston's corner on Noble Street; thence
8 69 1.2* E 247 2-3 feet along Noble
Street to the begtnnlng, and contain
ing 30.761 17-18 square feet, and be
ing the lot conveyed to Elolse H. Yar.
borough by William Bailey and wife.
This December 1, 1927.
THOMAS W. RUFFIN, Exe
cutor of W. H. Rnffln, Deceas
ed. ' 12.9.61
Maybe you want to be Rockfeller
and maybe you don't. We don't, be-1
cause every pjtcure of him we see he's
wearing an cveroaat. '
COMMISSIONERS HE 8* I.J OF
VALUABLE RIAL E8TATB
Under u( kLTlrtu of u order of
ro-oalo of thWSupnrior Court of
Franklin County In that special pro
ceed lm entitled 0. B. Barhsm, admin
istrator of Jonu Denton .deceased,
Logen Denton, et els, Kx Porte, the
undersigned Commleeloaer will, on
| Friday. December 13rd. 1927. at or
about tbe hour of noon, at the court,
house door, Lou la burg, N. (X. offer lor
sale to the highest bidder tor one
half caah and the remainder due la
twelve monies, all taoee certain treats
or parcels 'of lend lying and being la
Harris Towtsnlp, Franklin County,
N. C., described as follows, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT
That certain tract of land contain,
lag 11 and one-half acres, more or
lees, situate In Harris township,
| Franklin County, bounded on ths
North by the lands,of C. B. Barham
and wife; bounded on the Bast by
tbe lands of C. B. Barham, bounded
on the South and West by lands of
J. E. Denton, being a part of lot No
S, of the division of the Drew Den-1
ton land, fully described in the Clerk
office tor Franklin
County,Tn Ordera and Dec:
S page 849.
L _ SECOND TRACT
That certain tract of tand contain
ing seventeen acres, more or less,
eltuste In Harris Township, Franklin
County, N. C. bounded on the North
by lands of 8. J. Perry, bounded on
the East by Alex Hoyle and O. B.
Barham, bounded on the South by
lands of C. B. Barham. and bounded
en the West by the lands of 8. J.
Perry, being lot No. 6, of tbe Drew
Denton land which Is fully described
In Orders and Decrees, Book B, at
page 849, Franklin County Clerks of.
tee .
THIRD TRACT
That certain tract of land contain
ing eighteen acres, more or leas, ad.
Joining the Ida Denton dower tract,
and lying on the Bast bank of Little
River, described as follows: Begin,
nlng at a stake in the Bast bank of
Little River; thence along said river
as It meanders South 1 l-4d West
870 chains; thence South 474 E 1.21
chains; thence South 4 1-ld West 8
chains; thence South !9d Best L48
chains; thence South 81 8-44 West
3.20 chains; thence South ?6d West
I.95 chains; thence South 1 1.4d West
li4 chains; thence South 11 1-Sd
East 6.15 chains to an Ash on the
East bank of said river; thence Bast,
erly 8.40 ehalns to a stake In the Ida
Denton dower tract; thence along
said doWer line North 19 1.4d East
19.40 chains to a stake; thence In a
Westerly direction 1020 rhaiws to the
point of beginning on Little River.
FOURTH TRACT
The reversionary?interest subject
to the dower of Mrs." Jonas D. Duutuu | ;
In that certain tract of land contain,
lng twenty-two and one-half acres
described by meters and bounds aa
Follows: Beginning at a stake Nerth
Bast Corner of eighteen acre Little
Rhrer tract; thence South 88 LJd
East 11.85 chains to a stake; theUCO
South 10 l-4d West 1840 chains along
drs. J. D. Dan ton'a Una to n stake:
hence South 89 lJd Weal IS chains ir
o a stake 8ontk Bast oorne^of 18lr
icre tract; thence North 10 1.4d East
19.49 chains along the Baet Use of
ilghteen acre tract to a stake te the
Mint of beginning, and -IMag the tract
which was previously allotted Mrs.
Fonas Denton, widow, as bar
nterest in the estate of her
?usband.
Said four tracts of land being the
and of which Jonaa Denton died Mb.
id.
This November 29. 1987.
W. L. LUMPKIN,
II.25-5t Commissioner.
?
RE-SAL.E OF VALUABLE LANDS
Under and by virtue of an order eC
-?-?ale made and entered by Hon. J.
f. Tonne, Clerk of the Superior Comrt
'or Franklin County, North Carolina,
>n the 18th day of December, 1887, fa
hat Special Proceeding entitled "W.
3. Brewer, Frank Brewer, et ale, er.
jarte," I will on Monday the 8nd day
>f January, 1928, at or about the hour
>f noon at the court house door tor
Franklin county In the Town of Lou.
sburg, N. C., sell at public auction, to
:he highest bidder for cash the A. P.
Murphy Home Tract of land, herein,
ifter described lying and being in
3old Mine Township, Franklin County,
s'orth Carolina, as follows:
Beginning at the middle of the Old
Warrenton Road, a rock on the East
side of the same, Mrs. Pattle Gupton*a
corner, and running North 89d 4 mtn
E 276 feet to a stake; thence S 24d
30 mtn. E 460 feet to a locust; thence
ilong a hedgerow 8 77d 4 mln W 1866
Feet to a stake corner for Mrs. Pattle
Qupton and J. J. Lancaster; thence
N 6d E 1298 feet to a Red Oak Stump;
thence E 71d 46 mln. W 439 feet to a
stake; thence N 6d E 696 feet to a
?take; thence N 71d W 46 mtn. W
281.6 feet to a post oak stump, J. J.
Lancaster and Allen's corner; thence
3 68d 30 mln. W 2030 feet to the mid.
die of . the Old Warrenten Road, a
stake on the EaBt side thereof; thence
along said road S 13d E 672 feet to
the point of beginning and containing
seventy-eight (78) aeres, more or less,
as per survey made by M. S. Davis
and R. 1/ Holmes, C. Es. in December,
1926.
TlUs December 13th, 1927.
EDWARD F. GRIFFIN,
12.16.3t Commissioner.
NOTICE .
Having qualltled as administrator c.
t. a., of the estate of A. C. Carter, de. *
ceased late oi Franklin County, North
Carolina, thl? la to notify all persors
having claims against the estate of <
said deceased to exhibit the same to 1
the undersigned on pr before the 2nd 1
day of December, 1928, or this notice I
will be plead In bar of their recovery, j i
All oersons indebted, to said estate i
will please make Immediate payment. 1
This December 1st. 1927. 1
WILLIE CARTER, 1
12.2-6t Administrator, tit I
i ? i
You can't have footprints on the ?
sands of time by riding In an automo.
bile all the time. , :
SALE or VALUABLE LAND
Under and by rlrtue ol tie power
of tale contained In that certain deed
of tract executed by Katie L. Yarboro
to the undersigned trustee, dated reb.
ruary 8, 1817, and recorded In Book
>80, pace ?(, Registry fit Franklin
County, N. C., detault having been
made In the payment of the Indebt
edness thereby secured and demand
tor foreclosure having been made
upon the undersigned trustee by the
holder of the bond representing said
Indebtedness, the undersigned trus.
tee will ?n Monday, the ltth day of
January, 1IM, at or about the hour
of noon, at the oourthouse door In
Loulaburg, N. C., offer for sale at
public auction to the hlgbest bidder
for cash, the following described real
estate:
All of that certain tract or parcel
of land, situate In Loulaburg Town,
ship. Franklin County, State of North
Carolina, ar.d described as follows:
Situate on the South side of Nash
Street la ths Town of Loulaburg, N.
C., and comprising Lots > and S of
the Katie L. -Yarboro Oarage property
as the same appears on plat of said
property made by J. W. Pugh, Eng.,
sd In Book of Maps 1 at page 177, In
ths office of the Register of Deeds
of Franklin County, N. C., which Flat
and record la here referred to for
a more particular description, said
tract or parcel of land being bounded
on the North Vy Nash Street, on the
East by the store now owned by F.
N. Egerton and others; on the Boutb
by the Spot Cash Co., and en ? ths
West by P. 8. and K. K. Allen pro.
perty upon this lot or parcel of land
there is situate the building occupied
by tbe military company as an VS
ory. ??
This December 6th, 1817.
. . . , B. H. MALONB,
ll.16.5t * Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale oontalned la a certain deed
of trust executed by A A Shearin
and wife to Leon T. Vaughan, trus.
tee, the same having been recorded In
la the office of the Register of Deeds
it Franklin County in Book >71, at
page Ml. on the 11th day of March,
1887, reference being hereby made to
the same for full particulars, default
laving been made In the payment ot
he indebtedness therein secured, and
he holders of said note having de
nan ded that the same be foreclosed,
[ will on Tuesday, the 10th day of
lanuary, 1828, at or about the hour
if 12:00 M? In front of the Bank ot
Tastalla, North Carolina (the contract
Mt out in said deed of trust requlr.
ng that said land be sold at the above
tamed place), offer for sale to the
ilxhest bidder for cash, all of the
ollowing described real eslale: ~
A certain tract ot land lying in
i^ranklln county, State aforesaid, and
I escribed as follows:
Bounded on the east by D. J. Burn.
>tt; on the south by D. J. Burnett;
ia, the VlSSt by George Andrews; on
he north by Franklin U. Griffin, thle
islng a let la the town ot Ceutervllle,
ontalning 8-8 of an acre, being the
dentlcal lot which the store house
if A. A. Shearin was on. This lot
ras conveyed to A A. Shearin by
ifankttn V. Shearin.
Terms of tale: Cheh.
This December fife, 1827.
LEON T. VAUGHAN, Trustee,
.eon T. Vaughan, Attorney,
tashv Ule, N. a 12.16-4t
NOTKB
By virtue of * paw ax of sale cob.
alned In n certain deed of trot made
ry J. A. Wine ton and wile Roaa Win.
ton to T. E. Holding, Trustee, and
Inly registered In tlw office of the
legister of Deeda of Franklin Conn,
y In Book 172 at pace 1(1, I will on
laturday, December Slat, at 12 o'clock
L, In front of the Bank of Youngs
llle, In YonngavUle, N. C., sell at
nbllc auction to the highest bidder
or cash, the following described lot
ir land:
Two lots situated In the Town of
foungsvllle, N. C., and bounded as
pllows:
First lot: Begins at a rock on Per.
Immon Tree Street aad runs thence
long the line of lot Bo. 2, In a north,
irly direction 67 yards to a rock In
he line of lot No. 2; thence an east,
uly direction 20 yards to rock;
hence In a southerly direction 67
ards to a rock on the aforesaid
treet; thence west along said street
o the beginning, containing about one
Mrd of an acre. Heference is here
>y had to former conveyances re.
istered in the office of the Register
il Deeds of FrankBn County as fol.
owe: Book 146, page 681, Book 217,
?age 640. . ?
Second Lot: Begins at a rock on
'erslmmon Tree Street, corner of lot
fo. 1, thence alang the line of lot
?o. 1 nearly north 133 feet to an Iron
itake In Winston and Massey's line;
hence In a westerly direction ten
eet to an iron stake In Massey's line;
hence nearly south 183 feet to an
ron stake on the 8outh side of Per.
ilmmon Tree Street; thence along
laid street nearly east ten feet to
he beginning, for further description
lee Book 327 page 273 office of the Re.
[ister of Deeds of Franklin County.
Being the two lots conveyed by J.
N. Winston and wife to J. A. Winston
md Rosa Winston by deed dated No.
rember 24, 1226.
'This November 28th. 1927.
T. E. HOLDING,
L2.2.4t Trustee.
NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix of the
?state of J. M. Dlckerson. deceased,
late of Franklin County, North Caro
lina, this Is to notify all persons hav.
;ng claims against the estate of said
leceased to exhibit them to the under,
ilgned on or before the 3th day of
December, 1328, or this notice will be
plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make lm.
oncdlate settlment.
This December 8th, 1927.
EMILY DICKERSON,
l2.9-(t . Extrx.
sale or valuable . property
IN THE TOWN OF LOUI8BURO
Pursuant to an order of raaaU mate
and entered by Horn J. J. Youug.
Clerk of the Superior Court for Frank
ltn County. North Carolina, on the 14
day of December. 1917, and the power,
contained In that Judgment of the
Superior Court for Franklin County,
North Carolina, made and entered In
the cane of "M. Stamp# et ale, True
tee# of the Loulsburg Graded School
re W. H. Allen Jr., et ale." the un.
deralgned oommleeloner* will on Hon.
day the tad" day of January, 1927, at
or about the hour of noon at the court
houae door for Franklin County in
the town of Loulaburg, N. C., cell at
public auction to the hlgheat bidder
for caah a one-half undivided Internet
in and to the following described
property, via: 1
A certain tract or parcel of land
altuate In the County of Franklin,
State of North Carolina, and In the
Town of Loulaburg, lying on both
sides of Tar River and bounded as
followa: On the North by the lands
of D. F. McKinne, L. P. Hicks and F.
N. Bgerton estate, on the Bast by
Main Street In the said Town Of
of J. M. and W. H. Allen and the Q.
W. Ford estate and on the West by
the lands of the G. W. Ford estate
and the F. N. Egerton estate, contain,
lng (17) acres more or less and known
as the Loulaburg Mill Property and
Including the blacksmith shop, mill
building, grist mill, cotton gin, scales
and all machinery of every kind and
description used' In conectlon with
the said grist mill and cotton gin, ,
also the mill dam and all easements,
water power, water rights, privileges,
powers and rights of every kind and
description belonging to or granted to
the owner or owners of said described
property In a certain agreement re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds tor Franklin County, North
Carolina In book 34 at page 283. But
there has been sold from the above
described lands a certain lot facing
on Main Street In the Town of Louis,
burg and conveyed by a warranty deed
from J. M. Allen and wife and W. H.
Allen Jr., to J. S. Howell a full de.
scriptlon of said tot appears In said
a?A SUA th? men I. .Trcnt>ri fI0m
this sale.
A deposit of ten per cent of the
amount bid by the last and highest
bidder will be paid in cash immedt.
a.tely after said sale to the commis
sioners to guarantee the faith of the
successful bidder or bidders. This
amount will apply toward the pay
stent of the purchase price.
This December 11th. 1237.
O. M. BEAM, ' -
EDWARD F. GRIFFIN,
L2.16.3t Commissioners.
SALEOELANBS
Under mui by virtue of the power
ind authority contained in that deed
>t trust executed by J. I* Bowden,
Fr., and wife Sarah J.- Bowden on
he 28th day of December, 1922, ae.
curing an indebtedness. therein dp.
tcribed, which Mid deed of trust Is
luly recorded in the office of the Re
gister of Deeds for Franklin County,
s'oeth Carolina in book 234 at page
1(9; demand having been made upon
ne to foreclose, I will on Monday, the
.6th day of January, 19X8, at or about
he hour of neon at the court houee
loor lor Franklin County in the town
if Louis burg. CL C, aell at public
luction to the highest bidder for cash,
he following described tracts of land,
ylng and. being attests In Cedar Rock
rownnldgi, Franldin County, North
Carolina, vl*:
FIRST TRACT: Winning at a
ock, corner in the division of the
V. B. Bowden estate, tor George D.
Jowden and othats; thence by sdrvey
alls in said dlvWen N 78 l_2d B
.78 poles Xft links ta a stake with oak
lolnters aa, Peach True Creek, corner
or Rhode S. Bowden; thence up the
:reek as it meanders to a stake with
in Mh, two black gums and a target
west gum, as pointers; thence u new
lne S 79d V 105 poles to s rock In a
Hex Bewdena line; thence S 2 l-4d W
call of 1996) 28 poles to the begin,
ling, containing 28 acres, more or
ess and being the same tract convey,
id to Sarah J. Bowden by Mary L.
Jowden ami husband by deed duly
?eglBtered in the office of the Reste
er of Deeds ter Franklin County in
look 216 at page 61 to which refer,
ince is hereby made for further de.
icription.
SECOND TRACT: A livejtxth
5.6) undivided Interest in and to that
ract of land described aa follows:
beginning at a rock Southeast of the
[raveyard, corner for No. 1 and 2;
hence S 2 1.4d W 95 poles 22 links
o a stake near a Sweet gum on Turk.
;y Branch, corner of No. 2; thence
down said branch as ft meanders
ibout 264 poles to the entrance into
'each Tree Creek; thence up said
:reek as it meanders about 56 poles
o a stake with oak and gum pointers
:orner of No. 4; thence 8 78 1.2d W
.78 poles 20 links to the beginning,
x>ntalntng 61 ucres more or lees and
jeihg lot No. X allotted to Rhoda 8.
lowden in the division of Mary p.
3owden*s lands, both of said tracts
idjoln and are the home place of the.
nld J. L. Bowden, Jr., and wife, 8a.
-ah J. Bowden.
This December 14th, 19X7.
BEN T. HOLDEN,
L2-16.5t Trustee.
NOTICE OK SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
UNDER MECHANICS LIEN
Eddie Shearln will tyke notice that
inder and by virtTO of section 2017
>t the Revlsal of 1915 of North Caro.
Una and the Hen thereby given to
mechanics for repairs on personal
property the undersigned will on Mon
lay, January 1st, 19X8, at the court
House square In Loulsburg, N. C., at
ibout the hour of one o'clock p. m.
>ffer for sale to the highest bidder
lor cash that Ford touring car, motor
lumber 6619505, 1928 model, placed
ly him for repair and storage, with
:he undersigned and that sale will be
nade to pay the repairs thereon mada
ind storage.
This December 1st, .1917. P?i
L2.2-5t LEONARD ft JdEDLIN.
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