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Notice of Sale of Rea! Estate.
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Entered an second-class matter May
SO, 1908, at the post office at Burling
%on. North Oarolina, under the Act of
(jOo^BBs oi Marsh 3 1879.
Wednes!a|r, Dcc. 6, 1911.
Organize the civic league.
What is the matter with the
Graham Fire boys. They are al
right alright.
We take off our hat ta you
brave fire laddies of oiir sister
town of Graham.
Don’t sit around ai*d tell how
bad-the town looks and uns^n-
ife^ry it is but he present at the
organization of the civic league.
Welcome, ITirice Welcome.
We welcome The ^?eyerend Mr.
Andrews into the Newspaper
fold. An^ assure him of our
hearty support to every measure
that tends to the moral, social,
and spiritual uplift of main. The
Writer 4ias known Mr. Andrevs^s
from boyhood, and know him to
be an honest upright Christian
gentlemen, worthy of the res
pect and confidence of the read
ing public, as well as the support
and encouragement of the law
abiding and peace loving citizen
ship of the old North state, we
do not know whether the News
under the new management will
be democratic or no, but we know
that the Editor has the courage
and ability to maintain his con
victions what ever they may be
and that he will do it at all hazard
We may not be able to follow
you politically Mr. Andrews, .but
aside from politics we hope b^
able to back you up in try:in|: to
correct the many evils tbat ixist
in the futi^r^ withiDi pur=^Ji^ed
commuriityi- The s&jsda
for everything noble and in
ing, in the News we hope f|r| an
able ally. We again welcome you
Mr. Andrews and extend yo^i the
right hand of fellowship in'- the
newspa^per;fra.ternity. M^y’you
continue 0 live among os and
prosperf©^en if you have to do it
to the financial detriment of our
own sh^t. The Dispatch.
If you want sanitary conditions
in Burlington go to the mass
meeting at the Baptist Church
Friday night and assist in organ
izing a civic league.
A mass meeting on municipal
sanitation will be held at the
Baptist Church Friday night. Dr.
Delia Dixon Carroll will be pre
sent. If you believe in civic im
provements ddft’t fail to go. If
you don't believe go anyway.
, 't’Ke citi^ns 'of l^uHlhgtott
ahould feel prdiid of their water
system, with eight streams of
’^ater playing upon the at
one time, and the pressure show
ing no signs of weakening is
something to be proud of.
The fire boys may not be above
criticism for the many blunders
apparently made in their methods
of fire fighting at the recent fire,
but ill will r.dmit that they sav
ed thousands upon thousands of
dollars worth of property. We
must be charitable enough to
overlook thier blunders, and say
all praise to our fire boys.
When it comes to making time
there is no fiies upon the Greens
boro fire laddies, 32 minutes with
an eight minute stop at Gien
Raven siding owing to a freight
in the way is no ..bad record for
time from Greensboro to Burling
ton. We are deeply grateful to
all these brave fire laddies, and
feel sure that our own boys are
willing to reciprocate at the first
opportunity.
Resolutions e! Respect.
Ihe followmg resolution
adopted by the Sunds® Sc^
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isiwre#^
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the Burlingtan Reformed cHurcfi
Sunday Nov. 26th 1911 by nking
vote, followad by brief prayer.
J. 1^. Hoffman, Supt.
C. G. Slaughter, Sec.
Wher^s in His all-wise Provi
dence Almighty God our Heaven
ly Father removed from earth to
eternity on the 25th day of Nov,
1911 the* soul of our beloved
bfothyfer, Wm. Mitchell Cates, who
for two years from Sept. 1 1911
By Virtue of the power contain
ed in a certain deed in trust exe
cuted to Central Loan & Trust
Co., on the 22nd day of June, j
1910, by R. J. Hopkins and wife, j
and duly registered in the office |
of the register of Deeds of Ala
mance County, N. C., in book
No, —, page No.—, to secure the
pavraent of a certain bond, and
the holder thereof having applied
to the Central Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee, to make sale of the real
estate therein conveyed in ac
cordance with the conditions
contained in said deed in
trust, we will expose to public
sale at the highes bidder for cash
at the court house door of the
County of Alamauce, N. C., on
Sat., Jan. 6th, 1912, at the hour
of eleven o’clock a. m., the land
conveyed in said deed in trust, to
,wit:
A certain track or parcel ot
land in East Burlington, Alam-
mance County, North Carolina,
near Anthony’s Saw Mill, desf*rib-
ed as follows:
Beginning at Elizabeth An
drews, Northwest corner thence
N. B6j deg. W. 3 chs. to a,stake,
thenqe S. 2i deg. W. 3.33 1-3
chs. tO;a ^take, thence N. 88^
deg. II. 3 ichs. to a stake, corner
of Elizabeth Andrews, - thence
with her line N* 2| deg. E, to the
^^nhing, containing one acre
more or leiss. This being the land
of the said J. H. L. Hopkins, the
deceased, iind this land was will
ed to ,Rr J. Hopkins ajid Mw-
garet Hopkins, arid this deed of
trust made by the said R. J. Hpp-
kins and Wife, conveys only ohe-
half interest in the said land here>
in described.
T)ii3 the 29th. day of Nov. 1911
Central Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee.
FELT SHOES FOR EVERYBODY'
R. K U. iH(i. 8.
Miss Effie Isley of Raleigh
spent last Friday and Saturday
on No. 8 visiting her parents Rev.
and Mrs. A. F. Isley.
Thanks to Andy J. Ross for a
nice mess of “sassage"* ft was
fine.
Thanks to our friends for work
on the roads.
. . We had the pleasure of meet-
served as the faithful Supt. of ing our good old friend Zan Barn-
our Sunday;'^ch^. Therefete be well and wife last week. Zan is
Aftvr you have'been standliig'. ’o- all day,'there is. nothing
morv: reNtiul aad comfortipg than to go nome and slip your feet kio
a pair of easy, coTifortaye, felt"
shoes. Just the thing f% tv.?ry
meiSi&er of the family—Mama, Pi-
pa, Brother, Sister or Baby. Es-
:elknt f®r a Chnslmas or Birtfedaf
iift the^re wars® and co^.
;. 2 *’ 4 - tpii' '
Noi* istDe
We have just received a jUg sfaipweQt of
vilfe Felt Shoes, Fttr top aoi ribbon iTiinmed; red^ parjplel,
—in fact, we have them ra aiti styles and coWy aad ilT^^^
not a pair of th^e s^ei t(^; Imock: around home are jniss-
bg the ‘j%s of l^me Ufe. Don’t pat of£ getliiif a j»air^btit drop
in todajr tk^ are^^d.
it Re
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press o4r* m6it
a tire
our on Mebane R, F. D. No. 3. There
m place m x>ur boigim for
'#1# ;iolKs.-': I ifl
I Jno. B. Contrail is havmg his
ex- house painted, Helps the looks.
oneof our fij|st cl^s
■s is dcHiiig th^ work.
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sore
0,^ ^inters
No. 8 is noted for its painters,
bereavement. ■' " Prof. J, Ji. Allen of Mt. J^llai
Resolved 3wi,“-that a copy of N. Cy, visited his wife and baby i
these resolutions be placed in oiir at W, A. lewis’ last we^k, we j
minute book, another copy be sent were glad to, shsJ^e Ms haiid. i
to the family and also to the city Allen is alrighL , i
papers for publication. ' Miss Nettie Albrignt our j
--——' -— charming teacher at Islejj’sl
tl m school, went to the teachers “to j
thompson-may. , do” at Raleigh last week. She^
At 8:30 p. m* last Wednesday! S?®" ^ .
Nov 29th in the presence of a .,
few friends in the Reformed par- pamtmg on the Mor-
sonage here Mr. Herbert Thomp-, ^
son of ’Alamance County and ^ i -.tu u
Miss Sarah May of Gui'+’ord coun- . Bays tof^. me with her
- - to Hillsooro k\»t Thursday. We
had a nice time. When we got
in a car with a quantity of school
teachers in the car were 23 wo
men and 3 nien^ One time in our
life we kept quiet.
ty became:|i)isfean,d a^ vin-
der the beautiful cererhony of the
Reformed Church, spoken by
Rev. J. D. Andrew.
They begin life with the good
wishes of a host of friends.
Tobacco Market Sound and Solid
Although one of our warehouses
was burned first of the week our
tobacco ninr!:ct ’"ill to
have record breaking' sales un
hurt. Mr. Morgan has secured
the old railroad ! shop buildings
and will give his customers the
best of service. While the loss
of the fire was heavy it will in
convenience the market but little*
^ Planning to Go Housekeeping
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To give you a pi
ano that favors
this picture at
Exit Crowsoa, Enter Andrev/s.
Our neighbor and esteemed
contemporary, The News has a
new owner and Editor in the
person of Rev’d Mr. Robert M.
Andrews, Mr. Crowson the for.
mer owner and Editor having
sold his interest to the new own-
. er. We welcome Mr. Andrews
into the fraternaty, and bid adeu
to Brother Crowson. We wish
for both of you, health, wealth,,
and success in your new home.
but you will be
better off
in 5 Years
from now if you
Don’t
Get it!
We have pianos at $250, $275 and $3pO that are
S^AFE to buy—and you will THANK US LATER for per-
suading you to buy them.
AIhY new piano (even a $125 one) sounds fair
ly well a few months, but like those “50-cent gold
rings they “show up bad” in a few months use.
“Easy terms to people who pay.’’
Burlington, North Carolina
pretty soon? Then consult us for ideas about furniture. 0
No matter if you are not quite ready to buy. Come in ^
and see the furniture that will make your new Home a /•
nest of cosiness and comfort without straining the pock %
etbook too hard. Bring the other party with you. jZ
B. SMITH I
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