MOUNT AIRY, ft C
JOHN L.
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DR. J . D. HOGAN
Sydnor & Spargei
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MOUNT AIRY, N.G
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DENTIST
Mmmt Airy, N. C
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ALLEN, M. D.
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at • Iwtari to which dM waa * pwl
tha othar IM^N ta ha jwM Mai <■»
l» altar ha ia warrtaJ U4mu, whi
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CUT FLOWERS
For All
OCCASIONS
IT. ART MUG CO.
MIn Traatn'i Mi e#
By virtu* of authority
Mill nrteiii deed of
r 8846.40 w
of tw<li of
WwUm 26th day of April IMS, V
~ * "Uncock far J. A. Atkins t
l iadabtuhissi of I
m th* R*r
fieo of Surry Coonty, N. C., in boo
71 pmg» 620. default having been mad
in the payment of tha not* tberei
tha himhI of th
holder 1 will Mil far cash to tba hi*k
bidder at public a action, in fna
of Bank of Mount Airy, Mount Air]
N. C., on
Wodneefey Jaly, 2nd. MM
at aaa a'ciack. P. M.
tba following described rani
(Winning on tba North Weat coi
nar of Mm Leitch's tend and na
with EL Bora's Una N. M dag. Wm
212 foat to Mm Walker's Southern
corner; thence arith bar Una and th
road N. U dec. W. 1M feet to
r ted rock; thence 8. 63 1-2 do)
32 feet to her Southwest corn*
and on Frank Woodruffs line; the
S. 14 dec. W. 175. feet (about) wit
Prank Woodruff* line; thence I
74 dec. W. 68 fast leavfcc the na
and with Woodruff*, line to Valei
tine's line these* 8. It dec- Em
264 ft with Valentine and DePateu
tin* to a corner in the Jeea Goins' hr
on the branch, thence 8. 87 dec- 1
882 feat with Goins' line and othei
to John Leitch's line; tbence K. • 1
dec- E. 448 feet to John Lsitcb'S lis
to the becinninc
Sale made to satisfy a debt t
8846.40 principal, interest and coat c
sale to add. This the 81 day of Ma
1*24.
Edw. M. LiaviUe, Trusts
HEADACHES GONI
TIRED NO MORI
la.—**I <
•( the tiM^derate not I
nr»« ft these desirable ob
jects 4tM thin plan prnpuaa to ac
complish; on the contrary. these oh
jertional (nndWaiM are nprraly con
tinwd by it.
"It must he h<>rn» In mind that tha
northern jurisdiction will ha co-e*.
tensive with tha United .State*, while
the southern jurlsdlctitm will ba re
stricted to tha south and went whais
the Methodist Epiwufal church, aouth
Now ia under plan. Tha northern
jurisdiction will ha unlimited and
cover the southern Jurisdiction Hha
a blanket.
"It ia claimed by advocate* of tha
plan that under it thara win ha t
voluntary wsrgsr at
Atlanta, Jacksonville.
Miami and Tampa' It waa tha da
sira far aorthara ts Bow ship. north
ern views and northern money to
aid their enterprises. and tha same
thinca that controlled tha
raaixatioaa will
me relation in the new rhurrh Sim
ilar rnuMM will control Miqr nouth
"m Metbodi*t.« in tofto territory,
where aoUidt |»mi■ hicuHi In
•mtent. Many Methodist* wilt quietly
withdraw and unite with other
"It must be noted that that plan
effects the r> paal of the 'plan of se
paration/ adopted in 1844 by
aa over whelming majority and pro
nounced valid and binding with thu
United States sapreme court. Our
northern brethren undertake to jus
tify their unceasing infraction of this
plan by stating that conditions hare
altered since its adoption. To thil
it is sufficient to reply that no rhangs
of situation ran nullify a contrast
once rightly made
Daa*t Want Negro Mahopa
"If the 'plan of separation.' by
which we hold all the property of the
church south obtained prior to 1844
be repealed, to what substitute fot
it can we look, and upon what can
"Moreover, the plan proposes a re
lation to the negro not beat for htm
and not possible for as.
It calls for the acceptance by oar peo
ple of two negro bishops
"We object to this plan because H
denudes the annual conferences of
their poursrs. Our brethren bars
•ever been willing and they ought
never to be willing to turn their
rights and duties to the general con
ference.
"There are many other dangerous
and even obnoxious features in this
plan, but for the lack pf space and es
pecially because of the precipitancy
with which the general conference was
called, the— features and others must
be left to the consideration of the call
ed sssaliei of the general
tli® iBnml conference*
•hall fail for thirty day* thereafter
ten Hay* mitir» to do mHI pavin* and
that the —mm ahall ha dona
by the Town ut Mount Airy, and the
roat "hail hv charged again»t the de
linquent aa provided for ;n Chapter
42* in the Private Laws of the La*
i filature of I WW, entitled, "An aei to
Amend the Charter of the Town of
Mount Airy" and ahio in Chapter of
the Private Lawa of the Letftaiature
of I9U. entitled, "An act tn amend
the Charter of the Town at Mount
Airy "
A That the twenty rent* per lin
eal foot for the curbing to ha paid by
the Town nhall not ha paid until after
the nidewalk hm bee* completed.
First National Bank
Mm*. N C.
Has given satisfactory
to its customers for more thn
twenty-five
What can we do for you?
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Batter Equipped to Serve You Tluui Ever Before ui
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W1LLAKD BATTERIES
Battery XHedric Service Ci.
to s^elebratel
•peed! But
the gang a round of Ward**
it's gome to be mm trmmt!
If yoo'w never experienced the "xip," the
tang, the sparUmg smoothness of a Ward'**
Crush, try one today——your choice of three
detaghtful flavors. Orange. Lemon or Lime.
See that your Crush is served you icy cold,
and be sure to identify the genuine by the
Krmkly Bottle. It's well worth fighting far.
Ward's Crushes are more than
merely delicious—they are who la
some and have a real food value,
itmad oar formula. Here it iK
To the natural fruit ails of orangea,
lemons and limes are added citnta
fruit juices, carbonated water, fruit
acid. U. S. Certified food color and
pure cane sugar.
Mount Airy Coca-Cola