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THE STATE DISPAJCH
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Tk* State Citpatch Pablishing Ci5*ji^»ajr,
tfarisoffton, N. C. |
Or. J. A. Pickett, - - Ji|'rMident
JfAMES E. FOUST, Secretary iTreawrer
and Biitine** lUiaaager.
Office jFirnt Floor, Waller Bjulding.
Telephone No. 265.!
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Eotered a» aecoud-elaas ma jtBr May
SO, 1908, at the post office at Burling
♦on, North Carolina, under tbe Act of
don^ess of March 3 1879,
Wednesday, Mar. 6, lit
The spring girl who waa about
ready to make her bow is driven
back into her furs and niiiiifs.
Be it Taft or Rooseveit when
the choice is made either -.'iiil re
ceive the support of the: jSeput-
lican party.
The Baltimore AmericL\n says:
“One year from yesterday M’-.
Taft will be again ii'.duc'.e'd into
the office he has so indu5in;ious!y
fi!)ed, that if t.!ie date isn’t
changed iii the jneantini'::, ''
If the Charlotte Ob.-^Grvjar can
mold sentimei'ct and mold ij-'nough
of it, Undoi’wood will ;De the
non'iii'iee for i.he Di-’irocratic
Presidency. Thus lav iison is
in the lead, with Clark: ;ii close
second.
Ail contestants in the j^Upatch
contest must turn in the^rlimoney
as they collect it. . But thjay need
not turn in their votts., .We
want all subscribers paper to
start as soon as the Tf,.')ney is
paid in. The sooner th- srabscrip
tion starts the soone» it end, and
we are not in the Nevrs paper
business for fun. The jeon test
was not put on for fun, ^ l>ut for
the purpose of adding new friend-
s to the papers subscription list,
and to collect the amoumts due
from old subscribers. These mag
nificent prizes cost money and
lots of it, they are the best mon
ey can bay, they are well worth
the time thcit it will take to win
them. There is plenty of time to
begin work, no one is so far a-
head that some hustler cannot
overtake them, make up your
mind at once enter the race and
then hustle to win.
Orange County Bond Issue.
A bond issue of $250,000.00
will be voted on in Orange County
in the near future for the build
ing of macadam roads. Since
Orange is our sister county an d
her people are our people we nat
urally feel a deep interest in her
industrial developments and im
provements. Knowing the na
ture of people, it will doubtlessr
be a difficult task for those who
favor the issue to carry it, which
should be done eve-n at the sac
rifice of much time on the part
of those who are working: for its
success. The progress of a sec
tion or neighbor^hood n(iay be
truthfully Judged by its nufltnber
of miles of macadanfi roads and
rural telephone lines. What
County in the state that has is
sued bonds for the improvement
of its highways would undo the
act? But when +he people are
ask to vote for a bonded indebted
ness which to make these impro
vements are pessimistic and oft
times chronic kickers. Should
we be in a position to influence
any one to assist in this road im
provement not only in Orange
County but any where we would
gladly give unlimited space in
our columns. That our sister
county Guilford on the west
stands among the first in the
good road movement and that our
county Alamance is making strid
es along this line we trust Orange ;
will keep the ball rolling and that j
we may at no distant day have a :
state high way from mountains;
to the sea. May the people ofi
Oranke put forth a determined;
t-ffori for the success of this mo^ e'
wliich if lost will be lost for years |
to come. !
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Some one is going to do some
nice joy riding this summer, some
one is going to have diamonds
flashing, some one is going to do
some fancy sewing upon a ma
chine that did not cost them
much, some one is going to have
their best room, set off with a
nice bed room suit, some one is
going to secure a business edu
cation without cost to them, some
one is going to have a nice
lounging couch so that when
they feel bad they can recline
easily and comfortable, some one
is going to have a most power
ful and dangerous weapon to
scare the burglars away and thus
protect their valuables, is this
some one going to be you. Get
into the contest and win one of
the grand prizes. Never stop
until you are the proud possessor
of one. It's dead easy once you
get started. Enter now, don't
let your neighbor get ahead of
you, delays are dangerous, get
in the race now. Do it today.
No school tnday, no rural mails
very little business, everything
tied up on account of the heavy
snowstorm. Verily the ground
hog not only knows his business,
but is always on the job.
li! SaUi oi Rtial
By virtue of the power con
tained in a certain deed in trust i
executed to the Central' Loan & I
Trust Co., on the 1st day of Feb-1
ruary, 1911, by the Triple City 1
Realty Co., and duly registered]
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Alamance County, N.
C., in Book No. 51, pages 366-
374, to secure the payment of
six boi.ds, therein recited, de
fault having been made in the
payment of said bonds, and the
holders thereof having applied to
me to make sale of the real es-'
tate therein conveyed, in accord-;
ance with the conditions con-1
tained in said deed of trust, we
will expose to public sale to the |
highest bidder for cash, at the;
Court House Door of the County |
of Alamance, N. C., on Monday,
the 1st day of April, 1912, at 12
o’clock M., the land conveyed in
said deed of trust to wit: !
A certain tract or parcel ofj
land in Burlington Tswnship, Al-,
amance County, adjoining the-
lands of Davis St., Coble & Home
wood, and others bounded as fol
lows. Fronting on Davis St.,
with 25 ft, front and 64 1-4 ft.
deep upon which there is a two
story brick building occupied by I
the Paragon. This lot being a
part of the lot No. 104 in the pain
of the town of Burlington, N. C.,
which said land was conveyed to
J. D. Payne by D. F. Lamb and
wife under deed bearing date of
April 2, 1901 to which said deed
reference is hereby made and re
corded in the office of Register
of Deeds for Alamance County,
in Book No. 25, pages 123-124.
A certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being sivua.ted on
Mebane St., in the City' of Bur
lington, adjoining the lands of J.
P. Montgomery, the N. C. R. R.
Co. land and J. W. Lynn and de
scribed and defined as follows to
wit: Beginning at a stone on
Southeast side running thence S.
with the line of* said
Of course you do^ and you may baye it;
all in the shoe you wear—all you haye
right kind of a shoe, and we betieye w^ goC
you, at juiit the price you are willijij^ to» paiy for
by and inspect our ?
krxowy rt is
corm^
Just try on a pair and see Bow dain'ty
fortable they feel—and the prkc! Weil,, aj^ywhere firom 0O:tlo>
$3.,50 will buy a pair of these celebrated ,:lioes; It dbecri’t; mafce*
any difference how your fancy may runv we have them, in every
style and all the latest leathers—Tan, 'Gun. Metal, Patent Leather,.
Vici, White Buck and White Canvas. Long Wear Shoes'are^
dependable. They hold their shape and. wear long;er than other
shoes for the s«ame money—made of. only selected leathers and.
superbly finished. Call by today, while; you. tiiirik of: it.. ^
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E&ecutors Notice.
Having qualified as Executor
and Executrix of the last will and
testament of Laura J. McAdams
deceased late of Alamance County
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against,
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Elon College, N. C., on or be
fore the 1st day of March 1913,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said Estate will
please make immediate payment.
This February 26th, 1912.
Joseph C. McAdams,
Annie C. McAdams.
Executor and Executrix of the
last will and testament of La\Jra
McAdams, deceased.,
nouncement of an exaiiination
soon to be held at sevt rai places
oyer the county for the Rradua-
tion. of those students who have
completea the Public School
coursd.
The exact date and places for
these e.laminations will be an
nounced soon.
The faith of the beleivers in
t,he ground hog theory, is above
par these days.
54 3-4 W.
Mebane St., to an iron bolt, cor-i„, . . t i > n. .
ner of J. W. Lynn, thence S. 25iTne Teachers Meetmg
1-2 deg E. 214 ft to a stone Lynn’s | the Season,
corner in line of N. C. R. R. land,
about 245 ft. to a stake J. P,
Montgomery’s corner, thence N.
37 3 4 deg. W. 200 ft. to the be
ginning the same being a part of
the property conveyed to the
parties of the first part by Edi
son Carr and wife under deed
bearing date of Sept. 17, 1904 j session
and recorded in the office of Reg
ister of Deeds for Alamance
County, in Deed registered No.
27, pages 115-116 to which said
deed reference is hereby express
ly made.
This the 26th day of Feb. 1912.
The Central Loan & Trust Co.,
Trustee.
for
Postposed.
We regret that we are forced
to change the date of publication
of the new daily paper frona the
15th to the 25th, The change is
made owing tathe faet that some
material haS been delayed in ship
ment. The paiper will po^iti ve-
ly make its appearaneje; Monday
March 25th., We have receivesd
a great many suggested names»
Now that we have a real live
chamber of commerce good re-' but, if you have not sent in yoar4
suits snay be expected, Mr. W. do so at o«ce. You may get the
E. Sharpe is President,, and Mr. $10 in Gold; which wiil possitive-
J. W. Cates is secretary, they ^6^rded to the lucky per-
have about 40'membera, and their M»*.2Sinfead o£ Mareh
.J \ . l^tn as previsously advertised,
secretary is paid a salary, this jyjo name will be concedered un-
begins to look like business, less aecompame4 by a ^5 cents
The Dispatch is at your service ®'l^swiption.
getlemen, we are willing to help
de the boosting, as long as you
will help do the pushing.
Fill in the blank below and send
in today.—Address all jetyirs to
Alamance Printing Ilouse
Grammatica!.
Aw Alabama negre,- whoi had
spent several years as a servant
in a New York fajnaly,. returning
tohis honae, attempted in
struct membe;% of his. family ip
correct usage, espwially ihi thei^
langaage. One (^y at the tablfe
his brother said to him: “Gimin®
some 'lasses, Sam.’* must
not say 'lasses, **’corrected Swn-
“You must say mol^ses.”
“What is you talkin'' 'bout?”
grunted his barother. “How^s I
gwine to say mo'' 'lasses when I
ain^t had none yetr’—Myall's
Magazine.
More of this third-term
talk aad' we pftay expect some-
spiritaa^stic Tappings frorat
Don’t imagine that people, are
going to ,c«n you ft liar mery
time, ther it.
The last meeting of the Alam
ance Teachers Association for
the scholastic year 1911—12 was
held in Graham on last Saturday.
The day was fair and pretty; but
the attendance was not quite as
large as usual. This the last
maintained the high
standard of interest already set
by the Association. The main
items discussed were Gradation
of the School and keeping of the
Register. Both items were
treated in general conference and
much vital information was given
It was decidedly in evidence that
proper Gradation determines no
small part of the school success.
Several items pertaining to the
conclusion of the years work was
mentioned by the Supt. Pro.Tii-
hent among tfeese was tko aa-
The Burlington post office will
be made a postal savings deposi
tary April 1st. dig up your hid
den wealth and get ready to place
it in the keeping.of Your Uncle
Samuel where it will not only be
safe, but you will receive two per
cent interest per annum, you can
deposit from one dollar up to five
hundred. No person can deposit
more than five hundred doUan
The ground hog does not have
to say I told you so it is here to
show for its self.
Miss (liable: £lUs s]
!Uiy^dStuaday wi'
nt Satur
Burlington, N. C. Georj^e Washington.
Alamance Printiiig House,
Burlin^en, N. C.
Gentlemen;—
Allow me ta suggest the following name for the
new daily
Also e^losed find 25 cents for which send me the paper for
one month. ■
My name is
My Address is
in
pay.
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