nirrniMTni iirfi
The S ie Dispatch.
tax on land listens: ip Rev, J. W./Morgan, who has
i rGfundGd.
N-EiaHBORHOOD NOTES ii*^*.f"ownshipi„ m
the Board ‘Jf
Sale.
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale eontamed; ' a certain
Ifpm^ of General Interest ■CIiddmI I ^H^ied at Way, near which! Cpmmis.sioners go over. ',|t(}rgan at the' Baptist Church S mortgage deed, exeiuted on W
“ ! P'S.ce thedeceAspii^ Kc.qi^ w,r.i, the Snow CarniJ and Sundav riinrnino-ar«ri TiYo-Vif a,. 25th dav of Rp-ntAiriKoi^ 1909, by
pi
:ing
From our ExchaBges.
yanS'i^yvisle Sentinel.
There was a serious shooting
scrape indulged in by two colored
],eop!e on Will Smith’s farm Sat
urday night when Will Richiftond
sliot vVill Stephens through the
head causing instant death. They
claim that they were fooling,
Avith a pistol when it w^as accident
ly discharged.^ Richmond was:
uiven a preliminary hearing Sun
day and was lodged in jail Mon-
fi-n' in default of $1000,00 bond.
If an accident how long before
America will learn fire arms are
not playthings?
Sanford Expross
The Sanford Cotton iVIill is now
operated by pow^‘ funished by
its own^steam plant. Ta© water
in the Cape Fear river ,is too low \ Blspaicii;
on account of the dp- _\yeatlier | _A. S. Allen, who has been ruri-
ior powci' to be lunished by the ning a' grocery store in what is
Buckhoi‘11 plant, A large plant is, known as the old brick shop at
the Wennonah Cotton Mills, was
1*'* *1 • t
the deceased had i^n mak-' Camp and Sunday morning and night. He
his home. i and Ossipee Macadanv; j4p,es to Henderson ville where hp
: roads before the said roads re- iias accepted regular work His
^ived by the Board of Count:r:,tpe^Il visitatthehomeofRev
Commiraoners ;S:aAMorgan for sev4i!
^Said board meet on the tentl-: i
of this month
A new rural route, , known ds
-aoute I wo, was put into service
out,from Roaring River Saturday.
It serves a territory south of the
Yadkm river. With; its'establish- ^
ment the postofRce at Dellaplane
,^^iar Creeik are discontinued
]s carrying the mail
tmtil the permanent carrier is ap-
pointed.
Cliapel HiH News.
The numerous friends hereabout
of Mrs. Andrews, wife of tur
clever and popular Sheriff,- will be
pleased to learn that she is able
tO'Vvralk some, after unde:^going
two or ; three operations' at ' ’
Watts Hospital, for a) broken
iracturded ankle, as the r
from a fall she received on the
]ce l^st winter, i
roads.
Or(iered.
to visit the said
That Lee King
Re-Sale of Land.
Qr
being- built at Raleigh by the
Carolina Light and ^*ower Comp
any and as soon as it is completed
the cotton mill here will again be
o])errited by eletric power. The
Ra’eigh plant will funish p^wer
when the water is toolow f^rthe
plant at Buckh^rn to be operated.
(?!>liJ.«vil!8 Revtcw,
Southbound local passenger
train No. 7 ran over and instantly
killed a young white man, W. D,
Hughes, of Danville, Thursday
after noon between Benaja and
Brown Summit. He was lying
across the track and the wheels
passed over both legs at the ankle
cutting off the feet. The skull
was fractured but the face was
disfigured. The remains were
carried to Randleman for inter
ment.
Orange County Observer.
Several hundred people wit
nessed the baptizing of twelve
colored persons,' two males and
ten females, in Eno river at the
town bridge Sunday afternoon by
Rev. J. H. Moore the colored pas
tor of the Hillsboro Baptist
Church,
Married itt the milliiiary store
of the Misses Forrest atllillsboro
on Wednesday mornifig Sept. 28
th at 11 o’clock in the presence
of several ladies and gentlemen,
Mr, S. B. Sykes and Miss Robena
Jones by Joseph A, Harris, Jus
tice of the Peace. All of Orange.
Eikin Times.
Vvill Germarj a negro convict at
v/ork on the Elkin and Alleghany
Railroad, neai Elkin was quite
seriously hurt last Monday, The
accident was caused by a rock
falling down into a cut where the
negro was at work. The rock
which weighs threeor four pound
struck him on the spine, produc
ing temporary paralysis. He is
now much improved.
Asheboro Courier.
0. E. Rich cornes forth this
week with a stalk of corn that
surpasses in height the one re
ported last week. Mr. Rich who
lives in South Ashboro has a
stalk of com that measures 8 ft.
6 inches from the ground to the
ear, and the entire length of the
stalk is sbout 14 feet. Who will
next break the record in the
corn growing regions?
Ml Airy Leader,
The incoming freight train, on
the A. & Y, division of the South
ern, was wrecked , near Pilot
Mountain, last Saturday after
noon. Five cars were derailed and
two turned over but no one was
hurt. The passenger train did not
arrive here uutil7 o’clock Sunday
*norning.
On last Thursday the North
Carolina Granite Corporation, of
this city shipped twenty five ^r
loads of stone and on Friday ship
ped seventeen. This is fair aver
age for this mammouth ente-.
prise and yet the plant is being
enlarged and it is safe to say
that another season will find the
out put doubled.
SSIer City Grit.
^ Mr. J. M. Woody, of Silk Hope
had the misfortune of beirig bit
ten on the hand by his horse
Sunday. The injured member \yas
once given medical attention
% Dr. Kirkman.
Mr. Jacob Patrick, of Burling
ton, and Miss Lizzie Robertson
];'[ere married Thursday night at
the home of the bride's mother,.
'y,. Susan Thomas, ne^r Kimr
witon, Esquire J. R. Blain pre-
toi'ming the ceremopy. Our con-
fe'i'ULulations to the ^ happy pair,
"'■iitiis Patriot. ‘
given a preliminary hearing be
fore the may or last on the charge
of selling whjskey. Some joint ib
this section of towm has been deal
ing out the tiger product in large
quantities and the officers hope
that they have at last located it
There was sufficient evidence
against Allen to bind him over to
court and he will answere to judge
and jury at the next terrh of court.
PKOCEEOiO OF COITY i
CQMMISSlONEIiS MEETili
I
Graham, N. C., Oct. 3rd.-*
The Board of County Commis
sioners of Alamance County m^t
in the Court house on the above
date in regular monthly meeting'
at 10 o’clock a. m. with the fol
low members present.
A. N. Robertson;
B. S. Roberson,, ;
W. A. Murray.
B. R. Sellars,
The following business was
transacted:
!he chairrnaiti being absent the
board 'elected A. N. Roberson
chairman protem.
Ordered. That the road from
near W^agoner’s Store to the,
Guilford County line be and ■ is
hereby made a public road.
■ Ordered. That citizens be al
lowed to construct a Telephone
line from the Orange County line
to John A. Warrens: said poles
to be so planted as not to con
struct the roads or ditches in a|ny
way. i
Ordered. That Bob Graves, b®
allowed five dollars for the Bu
rial of Anna Vincent.
Ordered. That this Board bor-
borrow Five Thousand from ^ the
Virginia Cotton Mills to pay note
of two thousand dollars at the
National Bank of, Alamance and
to meet the expenses of the' coun
ty.
Ordered. That this Board give
contract for an approach to the
bridge across the race at the Vir-
giuia Cotton Mills on the East
side of the river said bridge to
be of steel one span of 110 feet,
with stone foundation.
Ordered. That W. I. Braxton
be exempted from Poll tax and
road duty and a certificate be is
sued to him, he having lost one
arm.
Ordered. That J. H. Tarpley
be authorized to accept Nota Mar
tin as an inmate of the County
home. , ^ ,
Ordered. That the Road asked
for by citizens, leaving the Gra
ham t(m6l at Chas A. Thompson’s
and running between Thos. C.
Foust and Geo. S. Rogers cross
ing creek at the Mike. Neese place
intersecting road near Mt. Har
mon be advertised and heard the
first Monday in November and
W. N. Thompson be authonzed
to investigate the same and re
port to this Board at its next
meeting. ^
Ordered. That C, A. Albright
be authorized to make estimate
on bridge at Kerrs Mill and re
port to this Board at its next
”^()rdefed. That W. N. Thomp
son be authorized to make esti
mate as to cost bridge at Mosers
and Tinnins mill and report to
this Board at its next meeting.
Ordered. That W. N. Thomp
son have damage repaired on
Rock Creek School House caused
by blasting'by the Road force.
' Ordei‘ed. That Harrison Buck
ner be permanently relieved oi
poll tax andiroad duty on accoun t
of disabilities, i ,
Ordered, That W. N. Thomp-
son be instracted to work the
Road from Alamance jFactory to
■* ^' "as pos-
The ^following named persons; ! which the
were dij-awn as Jurors for Novem'i-V^f^ law of B.'B.' King,. de-
bei’ terin of Superior Court ^ constituted
A: V. Ealiss. No. 2;W S Sut-will of
ten, 4; John W. Overman, 9: C. ^ highest
L. Moser, 1: T; B. Pettigrew 10- House door
Jas. N. Malone, 12; John
6; J. C. Philips, 10; 0. F. Clapp, ] The , followiiig described real
& ^ She^ierd, No, 2, J. S. | property, to wit: A certain tract
m I ’Oliver l ®^ parcel of land lying and being
" r Alafflance
^ ^offner, 2;_ W. D. WhiteSiellJ fef Alafflance County, state of
. ’ Tingin, 11; C. J. Guth-J Morth Carolina, in Pleasant Grove
ne, 6; D. B. May, 12; Geo. W. I 'i’Qwnship, on the waters of Owen
1.atterson, 8; John R, Isley, 2: | :i?feek, and adjoining the land of
Samuel Hughes, 3, M. A. Kinney 'I. G’ Tate and others, it being
2, Chas. P. Stewart, 8; J. P, Bar-;;||e home place of ,the late B,. B.'
ber, 3: Geo. H. Huffman, 3; A. T l-mg^upon which he resided at,
Albright 10; Jas. E. Miirphey,;l2*1.'tfie time of his death, eontainiiig-
J. A. Branson, 2, C. J. Black, 6;| |);ae Hundred (100) acres^ more:
G. M. Stewart, 8; A. H. Fogle-■ pi'Jess. 'This is the same propet-
man, 12; W. D. Murcherson, 1; Ivfy^that was conveyed on the sec-
Samuel McPherson, 1; M. G. Pilve I'^nd day of April, 1894, by John „
9; Percy Homewood, 6; Joseph P. | B. Compton to B. B., King, whlqhi’ ’Thi&t^^
Albright, 12; J. H. Loy, 3; J. M. i 4®ed is recorded in the office ^f'1910 •
day of September
John H Shoffner find-wife Minnie
Shoffner, tb D. Wlnningham
and recorded in the office of
Register of Deeds: for Alamance
County,, in Book No, 46 of Mort
gage Deeds, pages 116 119:; The
said M.^ D. Wii^ningham, mortga
gee, will offer for sale at public
Graham, Alamance County,.N.’ C.
at noon on Monday, Octoter ^1/
1910 the following’ described
tt'act of land lying and beirig 'h
Bnrlington ToMrnship, Alamance
County, State of N. C. and more
particularly/described as followsr
, Adjoining the lands of Luther
C* r'Ofe^eman, Mi^s, Emanuel In
gle and others, Begihiiing at a
stone Emahtifel' Ingle’s^Solitheast
corner bn Everett Street itt the
City: of , Burlington, ; running
thence in a Southern- dir^iiBtion
with said Everett ■ Street; 6^3 feet
to a stone in Luther 0. Fogleman
line, thence in a Western direc
tion 180 fe^. ' with ’said Luther
Cv Foglemaw’s ime to'a stone,
thence in a.,-Northern, direction
63 ft to a stone said;- Ingle’s-cor-
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon hayeii’t 4 rcjtnlkr, lienJthT ibnveiu«nt ot tlw.
bowei8 6y«rydtty.yQa’reilJorwi)lbe. KoeprOB?f
borfots ope!i,,and bo well, roi-ce. in tho
physic .or.jjlll poisci;, iis amawas. 'm’
S!A.cot.]j€sl., er.sJcst, njost perfect witj’ cf kesnlus
the bmveJs c-le8r,ftndl clean is totako
^ CANDY
CATHARTfC
EAT *feWI like CANDY
Ste^lnp Remedy Compm, ChicafiO or New Yoffc
KEEP YOUR BLOOB CLEW
uer,, tl-:^en^ce, in ap, Jas? tern direc
tion witji said,Ihgles line 180 feet
to the beginning- Lot 63 feet
frdnt running; back 180 feet:
Holt, 2; John W;. H. Isley, 2;, T
N, Mitchell, 11; T, P, 'Nicholson ,
7, J. S. McBane, 8; J. W. Burke
6; Geo. Black, 6; A. P. McBane,
8; W, L. McPherson, 8.
Ordered. /That L. L. Black-
well and Beiij. Bowles be allovv’^-
ed to peddle in'Alamance Coun
ty free of License tax they being
old Cdnfederate Soldiers. ; ■
Ordered. That the .report of
the grand jury be flledl
Ordered. That the petition for
road.in,I^oop/ Station, Township
be laid over until the November
meeting of this. Board.
Or^ei’ed. That Notice jbe i and
is hereby given that some a,ction
will be taken by this boaM at its
meeting in regard' to building
bridge across Stihkih^ Quarter
creek near John F. Cobles,
Ordered, That contracts for
building bridges at Swepsonville
and Back creek be awarded to
the Carolina Engineering Com
pany they making lowest price
on said work. Contract for
Swepsonville; , $1525. . Contract
for Back Crefek $2175.
Ordered, That A. R. _H eritage
be authorized to furnish VVm.
Chatham and wife each $1.-50 per
month for two months, and pre
sent an itemized account with
this order attached. , ;
Ordered, That John M! Coble
be refunded tax on $415 Bank
stock same having been errone
ously listed and paid in' 1909.
Ordered. That Henry Bamm
be relieved of one Poll tax erro
neously^ charged. , ,
Ordered. That M. G. Flanigan
be relieved of tax on 47 acres of
land in Graham Township value
$500 same having been erroneous
ly listed for 1910.
Ordered, That the report of
Dr, H. M. Montgomery acting
Supt of Health be received and
filed.
There being no further business
the board adjourned to meet on
Monday Oct, the 10th, to investi
gate the. Macadam roads.
' Ghas. D. Johnson,
Clerk.
3^3gister of. Deeds
countiif in teb6k'.6f
for Alamanoe'
Deeds No. 0,
P,gges.46 and 47, to -which refer-
jj.ce is hereby y ex|)ressly made \
Mw, p, ."^inninigbami I\|ortgagee
Jno, R. Hoffman, Attorney. .
a Jmpre particular description', ‘
^ Terms of Sale;' One-third . of
the purchase price to be paid. |n
cash, one-third in three months
ri/id thei: remaining . onerthird at
TJifeexpiration of six .months frbhi
d&;!:e>of sale, deferred" paymerits
■ ti fsecured by notes of pur-
bfisser baring interest from date
"of ilile'arid 'title 'res§rved until
purchase price is paid. ,
Ea S. W. Dameroh, Jho. M. Cook,
f Attorney, ,,, ^ Commassi^pqr.
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NOTICE.-
.At the last, meetings of ; the*
Burlingnon School Board of Edu
cation it was decided that all
pupils who desire to ent^r the;
Primary Department of the City
Graded ScHooils will have to do so
before October 1st, or wait until
after Christmas. After Christmas
pupjl will: toe permitted i to ent^i;-
until Feburary 1st. and after that
date no admittance will be grant
ed. Exception is made: where
sickness has deterred.^ i
G. C. Singletary,
Superintendent of City SehQpls.
Sept. 13, 1910. : ' ,
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