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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
I will meet the people of Stokes County for the purpose of collect- i
ing the taxes for the year 1906, at the following times and places, to
wit :
Lawsonville, Monday, January 14th, 1907
J. Wesley Morefield's Store, Tuesday, " 15, "
Sandy Ridge, J. E. Shelton's Store), Wed., " 16, " '
Prestonville, (Dodson's Store), Thurs, " 17, "
Dillard, Friday: " 18, "
Pine Hall, Saturday, " 19, "
Walnut Cove, Monday, " 21, "
Germanton, Tuesday, " 22,
Wilson's Store, Wed., " 23, "
Allen & Tuttle's Store, Thars., " 24, "
Former Helsa, Post Office, Friday, " 25, "
King, Saturday, " 26, "
J Walter Tuttle's Store, Monday, " 28, "
Pinnacle, Tuesday, " 29, "
Delk, Wed., " 3 0,
J. Dillard George's Store, Thurs., " 31, "
J. H. Wright's Store, Friday, Feb. 1, "
Francisco, Sat., " 2, "
Danbury, Monday, " 4, "
The people are earnestly requested to meet me at the above times
and places, and pay their taxes promptly. This will be my third
round, and the taxes are needed to meet the current expenses of the
County, the Schools, and to pay the taxes due the State. The State
Treasurer is urging the Sheriffs in the State to pay the State taxes as i
early as possible. The school teaohers will soon want their money,
aud the current expenses of the County must be met. The first in
stallment of the Court House and Jail building bonds will be due
April the 4th, 1907, and will have to be met. The tax payers can see
the necessity for payment, and it is certainly to their interest to pay
them without cost. It is not, by any means, my desire to put the
people to any cost, but as lam charged with the duty of collecting
and settling the taxes, I must discharge my duty, and if the people do
not pay, and are put to cost, they must not blame me.
This the 2nd day of January, 1907.
R. J. PETREE,
Sheriff Stokes County.
Notice of Trustee's Sale of Real
Estate.
My virtue of the power contained
In a deed In trunt executed ti) me fill
the 4th dn.v of Dee., 11N(T», liy John A.
Overliy iiml duly reeord"d in the
office of the Hegister of Deeds of
Stokes County, lu Hook No. 4T>, piW
451. to secure the payment f a note
therein recited, default having been
made in the payment of said note,
.nit] the holler thereof having ap
plied to me to si'll the lands convey
ed in said trust deed to satisfy the
ftote secured liy same. 1 will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door in
Danbury, N. 011 Saturday, .lan
nary ltttli, liHt". at 1 o'clock, I'. M.,
the lan s conveyed in sjiid trust
deed, to-wit :
"First tract. —Hegiiu big at a |>er
sinmiou tree, corner of David t en
nett's land, thence west by n line of
("has. He uiett's, poles to a stake,
and corner of judge Itutlin. thence
north by his Hue, ."4 poles to a stake
and corner of lslmm Heunett's
thence east by his 1 int«, !Mi poles to a
line of David Bennett's, tlieuee n
south course by his line to the be
ginning, containing :!0)4 acres, more
or less, and lying in Yadkin town
ship. Stokes county, on the waters
of Townfork."
"Second tract.—Beginning at a
post oak in his own line, runs north
on his line NJ£ chains crossing a
branch to his corner pointers, Cau
dle's cr'icr, thence' west on Caudle's
lit e 10 chains, crossing said branch
to a black oak, the l ce south 4k iley;.
east on a new line, I^chains to the
lieginnlng, containing 4 and i and a
half tenth acres, more or less, lying
in Stokes county. Yadkin township,
on the waters of Townfork."
This the 10th dav of Dec., l!H)(i.
N. ). I KTItICK.
Trustee.
State of North Car. ! In Superior
Stokes county, j court before
th e Clerk,
j Order of pub
lication and
notice to nor
resident de
| fendants.
J. R. Martin, Sarah
Alice Priddy and her
husband Gr. Wilson
Priddy, plaintiffs,
vs.
Geo. F. Martin and
Jno T M rtin, def'ts.
In the above entitled cause it
appearing to the Court upon affi
davit filed herein that the defend
ant (ieorge F. Martin is a non res
ident of the State of North Car
olina and after due diligence can
not be found therein and cannot
be personally served with process
anil is a necessary party to this
action or Special Proceeding, the
same being a Special Proceeding
or action for the sale of the lands
of the late Elizabeth Martin, de
ceased for division among her
! heirs at law, who arc the tenants
in common now owning the same,
the said land containing about 50
acres and lies in one tract, adjoin
ing the lands of B. F. Priddy,
Alexander Rogers, .Jno, R Rhodes,
Henderson Priddy, (f. M. Joyce
and others. It is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication
! of notice be made for four success
ive weeks in the Danbury Repor
ter, a newspaper published in the
town of Danbury, Stokes County,
N. C., notifying the defendant
George F. Martin, that an action
or Special Proceeding as above en
titled has been instituted against
him in the Superior Court of
Stokes County, N, C., for the pur
pose of selling the lands of plain
tiffs and defendants, for partition
or division of proceeds, which are
now held in common by them, the
said lands having descended to
them from Elizabeth Martin, de
ceased, and the said lands are ad
joining the lauds of B. F. Priddy,
Alexander Rogers. Ji.o.{R. Rhodes,
Henderson Priddy, G. M. Joyce
and others, and requiring the said
George F. Martin to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Court of
Stokee County, N. C., in the town
of Danbury, beforo the said Clerk
of the Superior Court of Stokes
County, N. C., on the 28th day of
January, 1907, and answer or de
mur to the complaint oi petition
which is now on file and .will be
on fiile in said offioe at said date,
and let the said defendant George
F. Martin take notice that if lie
fail to appear and answer or de
mur to said complaint or petition
the relief prayed for therein will
be granted. Given under my hand
and seal of said connty on this the
19th day of December, 1900.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
J. 1). Humphreys, Atty for Piffs.
Thompson's
Drug Store,
Winston, JV. C.
Tlie largest and
most varied stwk
of pure Drugs to
Wlnalon-Salem. 1 liavp lad 30
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Coma Arul See Me.
V O. THOMPSON.!
Trustee's Sale Of Real Estate.
By virtu© «>f n tleed In trust ex- j
ccnted to me on the l>tli day of Nov
ember, liMM), by William Edward*:
i mid duly reglntrml In the offlw of
i lie itcg'lMtcr of l>els for Stokow
County, in Hook No. :111, jtnuv :11ft, to
secure the iiuvniont of ii note therein
recited default having been nm 'e In
the payment of said note, and the
holder thereof having applied to me
to sell the land conveyed in said
trust deel to satisfy the same, 1 will
expose to public sale, to the highest
bi'liler for cash, at the Court Mouse
door in t lie town of Dai bury. N. (' ,
on Saturday theDtli 'lay of February,;
1007, at 1 o'clock, I'. M., the lair's i
conveye l lu sal l trust deed, to-wit: t
"On the waters of the Little Yn'-j
kin,.adjoining; the lands of I'. N. /'ai
| to", feed., .John E'wards, J. >l. Ed*!
! wards a" ot 'ers, bunded as fol- 1
j lows, viz :
I Heslnnlt'K' at a white oak a il runs
North (i decrees East, chai st'» a
W. (). 11. :t7 decrees E. S chai"s to'
tlie river, S, XT degrees East H chains i
crossing river t«> the North of a
branch, N. 15 degrees East chains |
to a p 'st oak. East 4% chai s i\ 0., I
X. KJf i hai s to a W. 0.. S. «»7 "'egrees |
VV.:{ dial's t a\V O. at a bra cli,
N. :'4 degrees W. chains to the j
river, thence with the river as it
meanders South ti where it inter- j
sects with North prong of Little
Yadkin, and crossi >•' both prongs,
the ce 15 degrees West o i division
li e bctwi e > sal I Win. and Mat. E '-1
wards 1(1 chai s to a H. )., Mat's
corner, the ce South ls degrees E. 14
cliai st the tieglnning, tai i g
57)4 acres, in re or less, see 'ee i i j
Register's office of St kes Co., N. j
ii Book -o. 27, on page 10, and to j
which reference is hereby lia>t f r
more certainty of description."
This the first day of .lan., 11107.
11. M. JOYCE.
Trustee, j
LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Stokes County, ren
dered on the 10th day of Jan., 1!R)7,
in the special proceeding entitled "J.
S. Snider, et al vs. Alpha J. Mabe, et
al." I will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door In the town of
Danlniry, N. ('., on Monday the 4th
day of March. 1!H)7. at 1 o'clock, P.;
M., a tract of land lying and being in i
the county of Stokes on the waters I
of Snow Creek, adjoining the lands!
of J. E. Shelton, L. L. Spencer, and
others, and known as t lie William,
Snider lands, bounded as follows,'
to-wit:
Beginning at a white oak, Jno. P. I
Smith's corner, near a branch, West j
with his line, crossing said branch,
72 poles to pointers, Smith's corner, I
South:! 4 poles to a small Spanish
oas East 10 poles to a black oak,
South 70 poles crossing a branch to
pointers on a ridge. East 72 poles to j
a post oak. North 12N poles to a
black oak on a road, North 17 de
grees East, 42 poles to a Spanish oak
011 tlie main road. West along said !
road 42 poles to a black oak on the j
north side of the road, South cross
ing a branch, passing near a spring,
54 poles to the beginning, containing
acres, more or less, and being the
same tract of land conveyed by deed !
from Stephen 11. Poor to William S
Snider, recorded in the Register's
office of Stokes County. N. C., in
fiQok Is, page ®!1.
This the loth day of Jan., 1907.
N. (>. PETKEE,
Commissioner.
ferirW NarfQikiWesternß.fi
SCHEDULE IX EFFECT JAN. 6, 1907 j
Daily !
Daily Ex. Sun. Daily Ex. Sun. |
P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. |
2:50 7:-10 Lv. Winst nAr 2.00 10.00
:!:2s vl:i " WaUVve " 1:21 9301
5.00 9:50 " Marti s. " 11:45 7:4!)
7:25 12:30 Ar Roan ke Lv 9:20 5:15 '
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