Under and by v ^ ,ar of sale contained in a cer Mortgage Deed of Trust ex- to the Central Loan & Company on the 2nd day October 1911, to secure twelve 01 , gygjj (jate therewith ed in the office of the; oJster of Deeds of Alamance Cjr 13 \ tioRSUfflpflve Donds 01 SnTv. in book pages of Mort feen made in the payment of bonds, the undersigned iustee in accordance with the Conditions contained in said Deed 4 Trust, will expose to public Ue the real property contained therein to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door of Alamance County. North Caro- liiip. Monday December 1, 1913 ot 12 o’cloek the land conveyed fa said Deed Trust, to-wit: Beginning at a corner 60 ft.,, fj-oni an iron bolt on the East side of Davis St running thence 5 35 deg. E, wkh the line of Davis St., 112 ft. and 11 in. to corner of G. F. Blackman, thence N. 55 deg. E. 78 ft. to corner of Q, F. Blackman, thence 25 deg. e’ 28 ft. to Johnson St.. thence 35keg‘- E, with the line of John son St., 72 ft. to an iron bolt, thencc N. 35 deg. W. parallel -vitii Davis St., 200 ft and 5 in. tVcUi iron boir. in Tucker St., chence with A.uctiort 50 lots, property of the E hmits of tlijE town of ~ the car line. • • Mills, adjoining the son, five minntes from A cough that bothers you con- tin.uaily is one of the da ii^ersig nals which warns of consump' tion . Dr. King's New Discovery sto}>s the cough, loosens the chest, banishes fever and lets you sleep pet^cefully. The first dose checks rhe syinproois and gives prompt relief. Mrs. A. P. Mertz, of Glen Eliyn. Iowa, writes: “Dr. King's New Disc iyery cured a stuoborn courIi after six weeks’ doctoring failed to he!p.'/ Try it, as it will tio the same i’or ,vou. Best med- iclro for eoiigb^^, colds, ttoat :n?d lung troubles. Money back if it fails Price60c. and $1.00. All druggists, by mail. H. E. Bucklen & Go. .Philadelphia or St. Louis. • @ • • SATURDAY, NOV. 29, AT 2 0 Valuable Prizes. Music by Richardson Brothers Concert Band S. St., 5d deg. vv line of Tucker 80 ft. to a stake coriser 'with L, Holt, thence S. deg E. GO ft. to thci corno.’-, 3. 55 de^. W. 10 ft. t(i ih? !)yt:inninjr. Ihe same being- a ' ihe Dr, viurphy lionie ; D.ivis St. the Slst duA ot Octobe’', n.iiT (’ [Ivtl i Tlii> iti’ai & 1'rust Co Trurttt'e. This Properly Is nicely located^ aiid this will b(^ a chajioe of a lifv time to buy lots at your own price a‘; they an,^ goiria; to be wld to the lughest bidder. Don't fail to hear t.:e Auctioneers who each speak at the same time a.nd in the same tone of . \'0!ce. j S®M at Mae rate oi one a mliiiate—This property has been I fonsi^ned to U8 to ho ^old and it is going to change hands. These lots hvill be sold at the rate of ONE A MINUTE until every lot has been I disposed of. fall to hear ttae double aiaetioneers these j Auctioneers iiold the world .s record for selling lots and it will be worth i vour lime te witness thi.ssale. 1 Jit I'.lvn . Oi th.e Episcopal hold a Bazaar at the Piedmont Dec, 3rd. from 3 o’clock ?. M. on. There wiil be Fancy woik and white artills for sale besides ice cream, cake, tea and -.;=f'd\viehes j'io not buy yoar Xrnas gifts I ciore Dee. 3rd. Yours truly, Mrs. Eugene Holt, Secretary of theGnild, Eemember the date, Place and hour tloin Ihe Great Crowd €>l Home Seekers and Spectators SOLD BY Thomas Bros. Realty GREENSBORO, M. Auction Co C. anasBieQRSRn ■I PRIZES FOR TOBACCO FARMERS The following is a list of valuable premiums donated by the business men of Burlington to Tobacco Farmers: PRIZES FOR WEEK ENDINa NOVEMBER 29th. Highest Price- -One Pile over 50 ibs. Wail paper for one room by C, V. Sellars. Value |5.00 Highest Average -! barrel apples given by Gurney Wright. Value |5.0D. Biggest Load 25 pair hosiery, gives by Daisy Hosiery Mill Yallie |5.0n Nevr Telephone Line. Ciiicinnp.ti, Ohio, Nov. 23.™Vice- Fresider.t T. C. Powell of the Oin- ciiiati-New Orleans and Texas Pa cific Riiiiway,, (Queen and Crescent Route,j aniiounoes that a telephone line ■'viil be immediately constructed betwceii Oakdale, Tenn., and Chatta nooga, a distance of 84 miles, upon the completion of which the tele phone will be Lised in dispatching trains on the entire line between Cincinnati and Chattanooga. The telephone service was inaugurated between Oakdale and Danville, Ky,-, in 1912 and between Danville and Cincinnati in October 1913. The line between Oakdale and Chattanooga will be constructed as quickly as pos sible and work will begin as soon as the necessary material can be assem- * bled. One bunch of bananas with each prize. ......... ■ i.^-11-i.i-T The C. N. 0. & T. P. has extended the telephone system over its line for the reason that its use has been found to increase** both safety and fa cilitate in handling trains. The tele phone can be used more rapidly than the teleg-raph and the sender and re ceiver of are brought in to direct contact which often proves of great benefit. The 338 miles of the C, ?T. 0. and T. P. from Cincin nati io Chattanoog-a . are equipped with automatic block signals and about one thii’d of this distance is double track. The extension of the telephone dispatching system to cov er the entire line will add further to facilities for handling the very heavy volume of traffic between the souths and the west which moves over the Queen arid Crescent Route in connec tion with the Southern Railway. AVALUABLESUGGESTION IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE It is now conceded by ohysi- cians that the kidneys should have more attention, as they con trol the other organs to aremark^ able degree and do a tremendous amount of work in removing the pois-'on and waste matter from the system by filtering the blood. During the winter months es pecially, when we live an indoor life, the kidneys should receive some assistance when needed, as we take less exercise, drink less water and often eat more rich, heavy food, thereby forcing the k id ney s to do more work than Na- lure intended. Evidence of kid ney trouble, such ais lame back, annoying bladder troubles,smart ing or burning, brick'dust seci- inent, sallpvv complexion, rheum atism, may be weak or irregular heart action, warns yOu that your kidneys require help immediately to a void more serious trouble. Many physicians claim that an herbal rnedicine, containing no minerals or opiates, has the most healing influence. An ideal herbal compound that has had most re markable success as a kidney and bladder remedy is Dr, Kilmer's Swarnp-E(X)f. You may receive a sample bottle of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address Dr. Kilmt r & Go., Bing hamton, N, Y , and enclose ten cents; also mention the Burling ton Weekly State Dispatch. Twenty Four Bodies Taken Out of Mines. Acton, Pa., Nov. 13.~When search ers ended their work early today 24 bodies had been removied from Acton Mine No. 2, of the Alabama Fuel and Iron Company here, the scene yest^err day of an explosion. Six men w«re injured and 13 of those cut off by the explosion escaped unhurt. All parts of the mine: have been explored. C. H. Nesbit, chief mine inspector for Alabama, is here to in vestigate the explosion, said he was uncertain vvhether it was caused by dust or gas. tlcc - Taxes Due. PRIZES FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 3rd. Highest Price-One pair shoes by D. M. Moore & Son. Highest average-1 Dozen pair hose by Whitehead Hos iery Mills, Biggest load-One Dozen pair hose by Sellars Hosiery Company. One bunch bananas given by Merchants’ Supply Co. with each prize. fc. -- ■■ / will attend at places 9n dates purpme of 1913 and all the named or kepublican gains arouse DEMOCRATS. Chairman McCombs Decl»res Pro gressive Party Will Be Ab sorbed in 1916. ^ Washington. Nov. 21,—^William F. of ihe Berno* cratic National Committee, after a conferejice today lyith I^^ident son, announced that he believed the Republican p»rty would b« t^ contender with the,- Democratic party for the presidency in 1916. “The recent elections’,” said Mr. ■>.lor«'?ufes, r^%«ve sei-ved to. en a cphviction I have had since the last national election that much of the progressive party would be ab- sorbedi esth^ rby Democratic or Republican parties and that the next national political conflict would find the Reii^lieain jwrty tbe principal iff-VAe’- Freeman Drug Company. BOONE S'i'ATION TOWNSHIP, THURSDAY. NOV. 27 J. B. Gerringer’s Store, 10 to 3. HAW PIVER TOWNSHIP, FRIDAY, NOV. 28. \r ierson-Surioson Store, 10 to 2; Trollingwood Store, 3 to 3. ‘ MELVILi.E TOWNSHIP, SATURDAY, NOV. 29. Nelson & Murray’s Store, lO to 5. COBLE TOWNSHIP. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3. Alamance Factory, 10 to 2. Bellemont Store, 3 to 5. PATTERSON TOWNSHIP, DEC. 4 and 5. Thursday: Rufus Foster’s Store, 10 to 2; John Holt’s Residence, 3 to 6. Friday, Dec. 5, Fogleman’s Store, 10 to 2; Snow Camp: Coble’s Store, 3 to 5. NEWLIN TOWNSHIP, SATURDAY. Dec. 6. Holman's Store, 9 to 11; Sutphin's Mill, 12 to 3. THOMPSON TOWNSHIP, TUESDAY. DEC. 9. Saxapahaw, 10 to 2; SwepsoaviUe: Swep80]|;lvUJl^ fl^ore, 3 to 6. ALBRIGHT TOWNSHIP. WEDNEm^, DEC 10, John Holt’s Store, 11 to 1. these TAXES MUST Si PAID PROMPTLY. R. N. Saieriit.

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