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6 THE CHARLOTTE NBWt MARCH i, 19H U.S. Department of Agriculture WEATHER BUREAU WILLIS L. MOORE, Chief. 9 Lowy \ \ Obn«T*C*on« tat?n »t« »: m.. sov.^ntv-flfth iROi'-Ar.', 3t i’''nt!nviO".s liaea, p i f •tiro';-h r-r.iutf i f r^uaJ all ^ UottTst-.^^s. ’c'c;rl tint*, vn^'i thrct’f?!> T-''?t3 of ciual tor^ pc: uv.i, "?: they v '’i' I t t!rc» i only 'i'>r Iv ^ rtYm.L'LM . j.U of : o:.;::dy; clcu(*r; - JC"'; r-pert Liifdii'j; Arroxra fly "■•»■,'.;' g wic^l. ' “v\ rr,t.i.i;’' ' .0 to: ■ f. ; Piit ;i h.-,- :r —c-. irt, '.''-hot’.r r»tii-.«l'. if li e-iuii* M I'-lCU t-iiinl, wijJ oi lii uuUk Ju; u\oi'*. . . I «• fi??r R s B J55 n ..J .. i n:3- j:uIs IllMMlsiiy HI-H Arc ConsideredOlm ^ I- ]’;u. r:• : i'’ s;ii(i :t;> a!\ u (■•’ r; - To ■. s ;* "■ri-rr-iy! J 'it ’■ ::! .. ” ■ 1 i: ;;, r- i,.;' ir JkIS- i.>r I'. ■. I ' re.itl aucl r' .ii, > ' ' • n*r - ' '-.I' I' r.' ii^ior ■ • 'i' . . I.:-!:: aroi' t', rc'.tiV('5 a ■'i'- i ; t •;•• 5 . ■■;..■ o jnuii-ini / ■' ifi'is’ !;■' 'v ? oned 1 v.as o‘- H V .i- ' .• i.: V'l’U t.." ■ r'\ . ,..;dis'ni . '■ ■: ■ : , . : : l>(ai! :■■■ • ..' ; . . ri . 'I'l.. . : ■ ' VP^ ■■'■ w’.ii ■■■( 1% ipriPriT ■ hi liyiiiyill! ii m h i \ ^ to TItc Xows. .l.'t osbnro. Min.-ch 1.—A horrible ac- (•'■'.1’:: ocfiuTC'd at Su’it'ord, tv.o miles ’u , Tn >!i‘ hcvr?. ycsterJr!> ni.orninp, tlie doatli t>f o?':0 man and ■;';or to lose a ieg. Mr. J. L. .Tor- d'-'i LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PROP ERTY. In pursuance of an order of the Su- peiior Court of Meclilonburg County, in a s-uecial proceeding, entitled, W. L, Gamble et a Is. versus Clara Kimmons, et als, the undersigned commissioner will sell at the Sourt House door, in the City of Charlotte, at public auc tion. to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, March 20th, 1911, at 12 o’clock M., The following described land: Lying and being in Lenily Township. Mecklcnbnrg County, North Carolina, bounded as follows: Joying on the waters of Beaver Dam Creek, adjoin- iTig James Gamble, J, B. Cornelius and others: "Beginning at a s-rtone on James Gamble's line, and runs N. S;> E. IIU ]K)les to a stone. K. R. Pippins’ corner; thence S. 30 E. 6G poles to a Post Oak, the Old Jlakely corner; thence S. 03 W. 69 poles to a Hickory, the old J. K. Gillespie corner; thence Vv. 4Ti ])oles to a Post Oak, James Gamble’s corner; thence N. 30 W. 83 poles to the beginning, containing fifty-four (54) acres, more or less, and known as tlie Old Worley Pippin tract.” This IStli day of February, 1911. E. R. PRESTON, Commissioner. 2-20 4t-oaw. NOTICE As Chairman of the Beard of County CoHunisfioners, 1 wish lo ap]>eal to those citizens who have not heretofore paid their taxes for the current year, lo make payment at as early a date as possible, for the reason that the Coun ty is in need oi funds to carry on the business of the public in the proper way. "■J here are some claims that must be met, and it will be a great favor to the Board of Commissioners and to the tax collectors if citizens will be so kind as to ac.: ])romptly in this mat ter. and let the officers of the County liav '- the funds with which to meet the Countx’s obligations at maturity, j February «Gth, 1911. I \V. :\I. LONG, ' Chairman Board County Commis- si(;ners. 2-25-3t-oaw i. (ia lo:,s ‘as : a .=;erti0ii mastor on tlie Atlantic ! l.ini' llailroad, liad one of his • •-iishcd sc> badiv that it was -■.-.-iy !0 ara!M:a‘«.' ir lielow the . aivl . oun:: ;'au 1 y the na:ne '■ ’1 Pv)v.i'ii. !(),^ iti^ lii'e. lioth ,he ’.i ' l 'ii J()nes:;.'ro. Tiic particu- aiT aiuar as loliovs: .V !.ox car r,.; f' ' . ; ■ a' ■ ' n..ci ; 1, ' I L :: I ( ‘ ,;t ■ ■ ■■ T:; •- ; ' Uf; • !■. , ; r a;- i o.-'>i } . i ■ or. ■ r ■••ni\ h’t.’ C H % M F iON ■ph in Twenty _o'’d Lon sdale : W-'-H-:, a lo- ■ ■ ! ■ - 1. L V, iuhi. ! rb,. r\v- ■ Mliia i!.r iiii* til !•'■. 1 !• ioua 1 '1 c.'O'.Vii i^a tli- ’’Otinds and a iK‘ lit'I ,‘ t(J M;a:l 1 u'l cl: traA-l>: at Saiirord and I'l,' • eiioii v'as en,f;a.ged in iil'.p.'’k, I’no '■arries at the uf tlic- U':-'. iiU iit b;‘!Ug under tlio -lien shift.iii? ciy ir.. .'rrii the ( O'- r ilior.i wiih the roFuIt as ■ ’ tvo a' ■(;. .\ir. T’outH's head v.'a;- ■ cj -‘''.(i po ihnr was nor recog- ’• 'I '. l*e lov/es a widowed moth- ( ;• >)\. si.-.t- ;■ \;!;:> in .iiiUCS- I or.). .Mr. rowo!! v.as Dot married. ''v. .ic-ird'H' vv;'-; c-:’rird t:! iho Car- ciiii') !;«)-|.iia! where his lo;; v.as am- i! niv.l it is tiioii‘iht {'.lat ho S’-’-vivo. The reriain.s of. r.[v. Powell l;r^;ugl'!i to Jcnesboro > esterday ar.' iiioon and 'tbc iutc’-aier^t took loda.’'". The fi'r.ci';’.! servire?: mg ccncincTod bv . i'. D. Kiug, of the Joi’o.-l!oro Baptist 'lv;rca State of North Carolina, County of Mccklenburo. JtO all whom IT MAY CONCERN: This is to certify that on this day IR. IMalever, of Charlotte, N. C., and j Xev^l Finkelstein, of Jacksonville. } Florida, have entered into a partner ship, the b’.isiness of which is to be conducted at No. 9 East Trade street in the City of Charlotte, under the firm name of R. Malever & Company.* Tlie terms of the partnership are as i follows: j The Company will do a general i ]->awn broking business; the said R. Malever will be the manager of the firm and the sole genen^J partner of the same; the said Neal Finkelstein is the sole special partner and has con tributed Eleven Thousand Two Hun dred Three and 93-100 dollars to the common stock of the firm and will not be liable for any debts of tlie firm ex cept to the amount contributed by him to the firm; the said R- Malever has contribuied Six Thousand Eight Hun dred Five and 7S-i00 dollars to the ge^ieral stock of the firm; die said R. -Malever covenants tliat the debts of t!io firm shall at no time exceed Five Tiiousund dollars and the term of the partnership shall begin on the first day of January, A. D., 1911, and ternii- naio on the 1st day of January, 1912, unless otherwise agreed upon by said partners. Thi.? the IGtlt day of Januarv, A. D., R. MALEVER & COMPANY. 1911. IS-Ct-oaw TRUSTEE’S SALE. Under and by virtue of the power vested in me in the deed in trust ex ecuted by J, W. W’’ash on the 11th day of October, 1910, and duly record ed in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County in Book .... Page ...., Default having been made in the payment of the note thereby secured, I will sell, at pub lic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the County Court House Door in the city of Charlotte, at 12 o’clock, M., on Monday the 20tli day of March, 3 911, all that lot or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Charlotte Township, and known and designated as Lot No. 20 in Block No. 4 as shov/n by C. A. Spratt’s map of Villa Heights, said map recorded in Book 146, at Page 59 of the OiFiee of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County, reserving and excepting, how ever, a strip of land five feet wide ex tending across the front of said lot, to be used for a side w'alk w'hich strip is not hereby conveyed or intended to be conveyed, and that the said lot shall not be owned or occupied by any member of the colored race. And being the same lot of land conveyed by C. O. Brown to W. E. Stewart and wafe by deed dated the 22d day of Septem- ])er, 1900, and duly recorded in Book lol, at Page 127 in the office of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County, reference to which is hereby made for a more complete description of said lot, and also being the same lot of land conveyed to J. B. Arant by W. E. Stewart by deed bearing date the 2d day of August, 1909. and re corded in Book 212, at Page 559 of the Office of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County. Said lot front ing 50 feet and extendin that width 150 feet. This the 15th day of February, 1911. A. B. JUSTICE, 2-15-4t-oaw. Trustee. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDiTORS. North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. Having qualified as Administrator of the estate of Jacob Elliott, deceas ed, late of said County, all persons holding claims against said decedent are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the undersigned administrator on or before the 17th day of January, 1912, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the Administrator. This 17th day of January, 1911. W. M. SMITH, Administrator of Jacob Eliiott, de ceased. lS-6t-oaw^ NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of power invested In me by a certain Deed of Trust executed and delivered on the 6th day of Au gust, 1910, which said Deed of Trust IS recorded in the Office of the Regis ter of Deeds, Mecklenburg County, in Book 267 Page 190, the undersigned will expose to public sale at the Court House door in the City of Charlotte On the 8ih day of March, 1911, at 12 o’clock, the following describai pieces of land, lying and being in Charlotte Township, Mecklenburg County, and in the City of Charlotte, and more par ticularly described as follows: One Lot situated on the southeast corner of Clement avenue and Peach tree Street, Beginning at the corner of aforesaid Street Avenue and run ning in a Southerly direction with Clement Avenue 220 feet to a 10-foot 2-S-4f-oaw alley. Thence in a Westerly direction ' with aforesaid alley 172 1-2 feet to 10-foot alley. Thence with said allev in "a Northerly direction 100 ft. to the lot of the Cochrane Show Case Com pany. on wiiich their Factory Building stands. Thence in an Easterlv direc tion w ith the line of the lot“ cf the Cochrane Show Cas,e Company, 75 ft. 1 hence in a Northerly direction with Cochrane Show Case Company’s line 120 feet to Peachtree street. Thence in an Easterly direction with Peach tree Street Di 1-2'ft. to the beginning. Sufficient right of w'ay through afore said lot reserved for extension of side track or spur of the Seaboard Air Line Kailroad in case it becomes necessary for them to extend. (Above lot is in Block 22, see Map of Oakhurst). Also that tract of land adjoining the lands of B. D. Heath, Charlotte Casket Company, and bounded as follows: Be- back with ginning at a stake in No. 22 on Peach tree street on the East side of a 10- foot alley which separates this lot from the lot of the Charlotte Casket Company and runs about South par allel with said alley toward Law'yer’s Road 120 feet to a corner on the line of said alley. Thence about liast 75 feet to a stake, thence about North 120 feet to a stake on Peachtree Street, thence about W'est 75 feet with a line of Peachtree street to the beginning corner. The foregoing sale is made because of default of the payment of the Notes secured by the Deed of Trust above referred to. This the 7th day of Februarv, 1911. W. H. W^OOD, 2-7-4t-oaw. Trustee. ^'’orth Carolina. Sniieiii;, Fo\ Heiulerso’; ] ■1 JlG Ueiep.': take notice iji . as above has i;,-: Superior Coir’t ty by the p];;;.,:;/ from the inji-:]' defendaiit; ;!nd ' further take quired to • Superior Co]\r> . hplfj. on tae .spor: . 1911. at tho (' ou ' :' in Cll.-irlof answer or d-'in;;: • said actloi';. or to the Corirr in said coiii.ih: , ^ This the Gili d '-' ■ii ..V .ii, 'I h.. rccrv e •i ' MO d . i .1 to Welis oa ■■HI, t';>'r, f'o’t;- ";y ■ 'J ' '.‘'i rh V in-i ■ - It",,0 Cfll?r. ■t I .. .-a ; •: rf(i ' .I' r » ;■ J..OU: io New York lasU ' I- ii-,h's. !u ‘ ■ ' ' -1 o\v aiiy great ■■ ..r iigiit( r. He ' : i t.;(i {'iiaijisi, Miiid-ialers and . n:; a;",:ys. sucfessl'ul against lie 'li'i nci fic:ht any of the real ' in :Li.' fuantry at his weiirhi.. )'.t O: y-;i” Wells fought a h)(';u ];h1, at j ■f A. C. ;ijd \\a;i giv-n tl.e ,ill.• (i‘'ci. ioii ;'t rlic end if their j' >11 ''111 atia''. iK't ilu' bout was i ■ 'y (fiuipsted. On Aug. 8 Wells J ■ i I*a Idy Sallivan, another local ! 'i vvfj iii j;i a ten-rounrl l)Mut at the 1 ' i.iiiic . C'., was bi-aien. At i *' ''id t!i* tenth round Sullivan I "1 !.s we:.!- i;u(l groguy. l!M” !ird, of Ciifago, mot ! V eijH in was sehedulod to be a j I',/.it at. the I'airtnont A. C., j'•)!;t t'"'> ! (,iit ( iided v.iih a rou' by ii; tb.- niniti T'oiMid. Ho’v-’rl, j";S fiaji'i-(!, bad struck b.im h/W. ] tiii^.'' or t;;o alleged foul j ; .■ ■•n'ti was ■■a.sily nja.-er of vVells I and lir,d jiuni^^licd him severely. , j Purchassc! Railroad. i ' ••snciutvd I’l'e-'S. i, ; Tenn,, March 1.—A js,.''-;.! iroiH Gr lsdcn, Ala., says it is I und'Msrood th.re t!;at .{ in'ies F. Shav^', I of ?;o.':ton. o^ie of ihe directors of the iiGUia Concolidr.ted Coal & Iron Co., . ii'i !.rc.-idr;\i of the Amei'ican Rail- I '.'v;y A;isociatic'; iu,v t^adrden at- i ng a sl'jcivholdi'-is' meeting, has ’’c •iglir the .\lary i.-. e Railroad in the Birmingham (iistrict and wiil extend to Cadsden to connect vrith the Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Rail road. Steamer Damaged. By A!-s(.fiat>d Press. “■ ■' M- ! i !f:i re. j-rniirr, .March 1.--TheBrlt- ;.''d -''•lish ireii'i)! S'--inier liiiladeii)hia from for Havre and Antwerp ar- r.v(d todrjy i:' a damaged condition, .-^be was in collision with the steamer Krni»r..vs, off ('as-kefs Light Monday. The ::m]jres:i f*h;o was damaged and nut in at hart mouth. :jf a ijel.'.lilxrr. StronK drink has ' .'Misod the dfjwn- fail of almost as mai.y m-u a;, banana peels. Tj' ■bcarini; of chiidrcu Is frequently followed by puor healVn for the :r. ^ Tkir; sai^resie cnsls of Ufo fiDulng her physical system unpro- partid for tiio demands of nature, leaves her wxth WQakenGd resistive powers and sometimes chronic ail- '» tefora tho coiaJr?; of baby, and the“healthy woman can Drenarrfl J “ 3^®^'v v-” remedy that perfectly and tliorouglil,7 Lay ^.wiy mothbrhoor.l, and brin^fs about a natural and conKtumn^.ou of tho teroi. 'Women v,ho ub8 Mother's Friend are always Lntv When tliO httlo on^j arrives, and recovor more qivlcklv, and r V , r chronic troubloa. Every expoctant mother should safoguard nor health by u.-’ir..'; I.!othoi‘’a Frlond, a m ^ m thus preparing her phyeical ccnditlca JL 7a for the hour of motherhood. This medicine la for btIo at drug stores. Wrlt« for froo LooJc for expectant JnOthftTR. BfiADriEIiD EEOULATOE CO., Atlactu. 0&. P'er'.-bers to Commercial Congress. Sije.'ial lO The News. L uion, S. C.. March 1.—President B. ]'\ Alston, Jr., of the chamber of (ommerce of Union, has given out the appointment of the delegation from this place to the great meeting of the Soutii(';H Commercial Congress wiiich i;; to be held this year in Atlanta on the 8th, ;'Hh, and 10th. A DREADFUL SIGHT to II. J. i5arnum, of Freeville, N. Y., '.as the fever sore tliat had plagued liis life for years in spite of many rem edies he tried. At last he used Buck- Icn s .\rnica Salve and v’rote: “It has entirely healed with scarcely a scar ielt.” Heals Burns, Boils, Eczema- (’’iits, l‘>ruiscs. Swellings, Corns and liles lil;e magic. Only 25c at W. L. Hand & Co.’s. Cancsl Company’s Licenss. S])ecial to The News. Raieigh, N. C., March 1.—The state commissioner of ins-urance has can celled the license of the Grand lYa- territy. of Philadelphia, to do business in ’this state. The commisioner had occasion to send a representative of the de))artraent to the home office to investigate Its affairs and the repre sentative was refused permission to make the examination. It was on the strength of this refusal that the com- inissioner made the order cancelling the license of the fraternity to do bus-iness in this state. ADMiNISTRATOR’iv NOTICE. Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned has this day qualified as Administraior of the estate of the late \Villiam fiea, and all persons hav ing ciaims against said estate are re quired to present the same on or be fore the 15th day of January, 1912, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. Persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment to me. J. "W. McKINNEY, Administrator of William Rea. R. F. D. No. 17, Matthews, N. C. 18-Gt-oavr. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. LAND SALE By virtue of the powder and authority vested in the undersigned Trustee by that certain Deed of Trust recorded in Book 244, page 69G, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg County, and to wiiich reference is hereby made, and default having been made in the payment of the money ac cording to the terms of said Deed of Trust, the undersigned will sell for cash at 12 o'clock, IVI., at the Court Having qualified as executors of the estate of Mary E. Bloom, deceased, this is to give notice to all persons having claims against her estate to, present them to the undersigned for | House door in the’ Ci'ty of Qiaiiotte" payment on or before February 20, j N. C., on the 30th day of March, 1911, 1912. All persons indebted to said es-| the following described real estate: .• Beginning at a stake on the old "line between Samuel Lowery and Chas. Pharr; said ]jcint of beginning being 50 feet South ri’om ihe Northwest cor ner of lot conveyed to said Charles ^ Pharr by W. F. Davidson and wife, • i C. M. Davidson on July 9, 1870, by ADIVIINISTRAT0R*3 NOTICE. i their deed which is recorded in the Having qualified as administrator ; Public Registry of ilecklenburg Coun- of the estate of George E. Culp. de-,ty, Xortii Carolina Book 6 page ceased, this is to give notice to all | looo, and to which reference i.^ here- persons having clr.ims against said es-1 by made, and the said noint of begin- tate to present them to the undersigned I ning being on the old* line between for payment on or befoi-e February 14, j said Samuel Lowrey and said Charles 1912, or this notice will be pleaded in i pharr as aforesaid, and bpintJ' bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to State of Nor'lj of Staie. NOTICE OF C.^ P'T In cornpliar-- the .. given th::t ■ Foreman ^y lotte, N. C ., r; $15,00(1 to s..,, a mend in ( T) I ] - Secretary c>' North (’an.ii - February, A. D, : inal ceriiflcat; ,, on file in my r-fj- In Testinv;ri\ ’ unto set my cial s^'al. Done in o.r day of Fe jrur J, J 20-St-oaw. North Carolina, Mecklenburg Ccunl.. TO THE GENE,-’ Notice Is here))v designed S. Oates r. h the co-partnersir'p between hln; and' ■ business tinvlor Oates & North.y. tors, and that s-ii.; . disolved by 25th day of Jan:'w T. J. Northey .- 01 the firm, ;u;. due the firm. I will not bo for any obiigai ioi:,” • firm of Oates and ^’r; ary 25th, 1911. This the P;h day 9-4t-oaw tate are requested to make immediate settlement. This Februarv 13, 1911. CHAS. E. BLOOM, F. M. BECKHA.M, Executors of Maiy E. Bloom. 2-18-6t-oaw. make immediate payment. This the 14th day of Februarv, 1911. BURGESS E. CULP. Admr. Estate of Geo. E. Culp, de ceased. 2-14-Ctloaw COMMISSIO^'ER•S LAN: By virtue of a .,i. rior Court of IMeckh tered in a certain : therein pending, er: Lau.ghlin and othei',-. I will sell at pnbl” higliest bidder at r Saturday, the 25ih ■ in front cf tli^' (' City of Charlc ty tho following r parcels of land, First Tact: AH parcel of land in ; North Carolina lyi, town of PineviUe r : lows, vi.-^: Beg;: '.i;: Culp street ’v PincAille ninety !. 3.1 iHer's corner a - ' street N. 16 E. rt:' i' thence N. 74 W. 1 ; tlience S. 23 W. !» ' thence ?• 71 E. U 7 : ning, containing r The same l.-eijig H: NOTICE OF SALE OF Cl f\ LOT Under and by virtue of an order of Ihe Clerk of the Superior Court of Mecklenburg County, in a special pro ceeding pending in said court wiiere- in Marion C. Melton and others are plaintiffs and Elia C. Barnett and oth ers are defendants, I will, on Monday, Pharr as aforesaid, and being 50 feet South from the Northwest corner of said Charles Pharr's lot as aforesaid, and running South with the old Charles Pharr and Samuel Lowrey line 50 feet to a stake, Charles Pharr’s old |to .T -! corner; thence East with the old 1 Pharr line 200 feet to a stake, (now j Cummings and T. a street); thence North parallel with'Independent j the first line (and with the said street!recorfr.i i 50 feet to a stake: ihence West and 1 of Dccils County iti Book reference is her; ’ Second Tract: .• or parcel of land ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified as administrator of th estate of W. D. Beatty, late of Mecklenburg County, all persons hold ing claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to pre sent said claims, duly verified, to the underaigned administrator at his of fice in the Law^ Building, Charlotte, N. C., on or before the 28th day of Jan uary, 1912, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of payment. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to tho ad ministrator. This the 28th dav of January, 1911. W. M. SMITH, Administrator of the estate of W. D. Beatty, Dec’d. l-2S-4t-oaw Mother’s Joy is tne greatest croup and pneumonia salve that is known. For sale by R. H. Jordan & Co. May Enlarge Their Shops. Rock Hill, S. C., March j. s. Wassam, superintendent of the Char leston division of the Southern Rail way, spent yesterday in tlie city in conference with Mayor John T. Rod- dey, and inspected various sites ap propriate for the company’s shops. The shops here are now located in the business centre of the city on less than an acre of ground. The company wants from seven to ten acres, for its is the purpose to greatly enlarge the shops. Mr. Wassam was highly pleas ed with one site and has referred the selection to the authorities at Wash ington. TRUSTEE’S SALE. tender and by virtue of a deed of trust made to me, dated the 17th day of February, 1900, by C. S. Sturgeon and 'Wife, 'Virginia Sturgeon, which is duly recorded in Book 143, page 356, Register of Deeds Office for Mecklen burg County, and because of default in the payment thereof, I will sell to the highest bidder at the County Court House Door in the City of Charlotte, N. C., at 12 o’clock, M., on Monday, the 3rd day of April, 1911, all that land in Sharon Township, Mecklen burg County, North Carolina, describ ed and defined as follows: “Known as Lot No. 5 assigned to C. S. Sturgeon and wife, bounded as follow’s: Beginning at a stake on Chambers (now Mrs. ^\Tiite’s line) and runs said line Suoth 66 3-4 E. 148 poles to. a stake at the corner of the fence; thence South 24 W. 82 poles to a pile of stones, E. Wolfe’s corner; thence with three of Wolfe’s line North 37 E. 28 poles to a stake; S. 88 1-4 E. 63 poles to a Cedar by a road, N. 32 E. 56 poles to a post oak, on Brown’s line, a corner of Lot No. 6; thence with No. 6, N. 66 1-4 W. 229 poles to a stake on a line of No. 4; thence with No. 4, South 24 W. 22 poles to the beginning; containing fif ty acres. Terms one-third cash, balance in twelve months. Interest on deferred payment. This Feby. 174;h, 1911. „ C. H. DULS, 2-22-41-paw. Trustee. the 6th day of March, 1911, at 12 | corded in Booic G, paue lOoO. above re o’clock M.. expose to public sale to the lerred to. and tlie oneiiaif of said lot highest bidder, at the court house door herei») ■nr-r..hr of Mecklenburg County, in Charlotte, N. C., the following described lot or parcel of land in the City of Charlotte. County of Mecklenburg and State of North Carolina adjoining the lands of A. liaies and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at the intersection of “C” and 7th streets and runs with 7tb street about 49 feet to A. Hales’ line; thence with A. Hales’ line, as the fence now' runs and parallel with “C” street about 100 feet to A. Hales’ line; thence with A. Hales’ line and paral lel with 7th street 49 feet to “C” street;' thence with “C” street to t’ne beginning; said lot being in w'ard one of said city, and being the one conveyed by A. Hales and wife to F. C. Canty by deed dated Sept. 30, 1889, and recorded in the ofiice of the Reg ister of Deeds of Mecklenburg Coun ty in book 68, page 27. Terms of sale—One-third cash, one- third in six months and one-third in twelve months, title retained till whole of purchase money has been paid. This the 25th day of Januarv, 1911. J. J. PARKER, 26>4t-oaw. Commissioner. parallel with the second line 200 feet to ihe beginning corner. The land herein conveyed being cn-half of the land conveyed to the said Chas. Pharr by ihe said W. F. Davidson and wife, i Township, rvleckle; C. 1-1. Davidson by their said deed re- of North Carolnui of Mrs. E. E. and others and Ik'.; wit: Beginning ,:i corner, in ]ilrs. Ori said lino N. 37 herein and iicreby conveyed, being the Southern half of said lot, and be ing 50 feet wide and 200 feet long, the length of said lot being from East P- O., V. W. R: to West, width from North to South, |'«ith his lines X. - ad the said Luetichar' Owens, the; ing Rice’s and X( w ife of the said Ben Owens being the i Sassafras; thencr only child anc heir at law of the said '‘T P- O.. .'Irs. COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF LAND. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Mecklenburg County, N. C., in the special proceed ing entitled “W. M. Smith, Adin’r. of the estate of Jacob Elliott. Dec’d., vs. The Unknown Heirs of Jacob Elliott, Dec’d., and The Ylniversity of North Carolina,” the undersigned commis sioner will, on Saturday, the 25th day of March, 1911, at twelve o’clock, M., at the County Court House door in Charlotte, Meclclenburg County, N. C., offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, that certain lot of land sit uate, lying and being in Charlotte township, Mecklenburg County, and in Ward Two of the City of Charlotte, N. C., and described as follows: Located Chas. Pharr, deceased, and as such the sole heir of the aforesaid lot of land, and hereby conveying one-half of the said lot of land as aforesaid. Being the same lot of land convey ed to Arthur Douglass and wife, Liz zie Douglas by Ben Owens and wife by deed dated the 5th day of April, 1909, and recorded in the Public Reg istry of Mecklenburg County in Book 248, page 16, and to which reference is hereby made. T. A. ADAMS, 2-25-4t-oaw. Trustee v.ith lier line to f taining forty-five :m more or less. Terras: Caph. This 17th day ' f C. R. - l-4t-oaw. CERTIFICATE RE-EXTENDING CHARTER. Treasury Department, Office of Comptrollei of the Currency, Washington, D. C., Jan. 17, 1911. Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that The Mer chants and Farmers Bank of Charlotte, located in the city of Charlotte, in the County of JMecklenburg and State of North Carolina, has complied with all the provisions of the Act cf Congress "lo enable National Banking Associa tions to extend their corporate exist ence, and for other purposes” approv ed July 12, 1882, as amended b.v the Act approved April 12, 1902. Now% Therefore, I, Thomas P. Kane, Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the' Currency, do hereby certify that TJ?e Merchants and Farmers National Bank of Charlotte, located In the City of Charlotte, in the County of Mecklen burg and State of North Carolina, is authorized to have succession for the period specified in its amended arti cles of Association; nameiy until close of business on January 17, 1931. In Testimony Whereof^ witness my Mrs. Muggins—' perfect crank." ' husbands are, my gins—“But fancy plains tliat my not as strong as t’i? to make.’’ on South Alexander street, betw'een 1st and 2nd Sts and being a part of J hand and seal of office ’this Seven- Lot No. 611 in the plan ot the City of teenth Day of January, 1911 Charlotte, beginning on E. (Alexander) j (Seal) T. P. KANE Street at Martin Weddingtdn’s corner, j Deputy and Acting Comptroller of and running 49 1-2 feet on said Street ■ tho Currency. ’ front to Cyrus Caldwell’s corner and Charter No. 1781. Extontion No. 1014. extending back with that width 99 2-3-30days feet, and being known as the home !— place of the late Jacob Elliott, fleceas-; Lexington S C March 1 The ed on which is located a three-room * physicians of Batesburg and lLsv^hI +1, oo J J . „ i to shortly have a hospital of their This the 23rd day of February, own, if the present plans carry. The xxT TVT oT»» I is to be erected near the Sum- 9 99 At^aw .W. M. SMITH, I nierland Hotel, and will be managed ’ Commissioner. ] on a limited scale at the beginning. “Experience is quoted the Wise C cliarges are might; Simple I\tug. One IG-room I) '.sf" vidson and 14;!i One 10-room on and 12th t^t'^ One S-rcom house St One G-room hoi; St One 5-room hn’.i.=:r ham and 12;i'i . . One 5-room hoi: St One 4-room !' ' mont One 4-room lion ■ St One 4-room hot:- ■ St One 3-room lioi;s>' ine St One 3-roun hou.-v St One o-room hou^e C. McP No. 33 Eart •phone No.