EXBCUTOTS NOTICE
ef Sorry Coonty. North
It to notify all ikwi
tub of Mid Seaaaaad, to
to tha undersigned at
Ahy. M.C, *.r. D.orH.0.
may, Mount Airy. *■ C,
> the 1st day af Jane IMS.
ar thia notice will (to pleaded in bar
«f their i aw wry. AQ persona to
I to
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Thia the SI
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H. O. WoK*. Atty.
Notice Trartae'e la-Sale af Lul
By virtue of authority vested In
thm1"i aigntl tresUt in a ccrtiin
M of tnut executed the 3rd day of
Nov. IMS. by J. W. Harris and wife
to the undersigned traatee for the
Bank of Mount Airy and recorded in
the office of the register of deeds of
lurry County, in Book 73 page 167,
*> secure an indebtedness of $218.50
default having bean made in the pay
ment of the note therein secured and
at the request of the holder, I will
sell, at public auction. In front of The
lank of Moant Airy, Mount Airy, N.
ftatarday. Jul* 14th, IMS.
at 1 P. li
the following described real aetata:
Beginning at a stake on the Weet
edge of 8outh Street at C. K. Mar
ian's corner and runs with Sooth St.
I. 14 1-2 da^ W. 66 feet; thence 8.
1-2 deg. W. 226 foot; thence &
14 1-2 deg. East «6 feat to Marion's
corner; thence with his line to the be
linninf.
Sale of this property Waa made
lone 9th. An upset bid filed, a sec
end sale June 27th and an upeet bid
toe been filed and the bidding will be
gin at $981.76. This the 28th day of
June 1928.
Edw. M. Linville, Trustee.
Sethi of Letting of Contract far
Street and Sidewalk Paving.
Meant Airy, N. C.
Thr Board of Commiaaionera of the
Town of Mount Airy will on tba 17th
dby of July. 1988, at the Town Hall
antil 7:00 o'clock P. M„ receive Mda
for work and furaiahinc matortal in
■rradhur and pavinc certain atieeta
In the Town of Mount Airy.
The work will conaiat of approx
imately : 900 cu. yds. common axca
ration; SO en. yda. solid rock
ration; 1470 linaal ft. concrete
MOV *4. yda. one courae plain
•rata pavement; 4 catch baalna com
rte with inleta; 40 lineal ft. U in.
84 in. atorm —aia in place. In
•addition to the above Mveral other
pavinr petitiona are anticipated.
Bid* to ba directed ta the Mayor
and Board af
firm N. C.
to reeign as Ckdnm of tlH Bawd
of CwMmih tke Clark at tha
Court appointed I. 0. Wallace in Ms
place becauao ho ial4 ha could een
trol Wallace and that Wallace wool*
do what ha (aid against the Wolf em
and MarakalU, After Wallace ram*
on a* commissioner the Board of Com
missioner* ordered that certain audits
be made of the county's books and
I. 0. Wallace stated that there was
one audit he wsntijj to make too and
that was to audit my books which
had already been audited the year be
fore at an expense of f1.000 to tha
county. A second audit was made of
my books and the auditor reported
that the county owed ma 91.MS.1L I
knew that it was 1700.00 ieaa than
that; that the county did not owe me
but $1MM or thereabouts—the
exact figures ware given at the time
—and declined to accept the I1MU0.
The Attorney for the Board
of Education said that if I did
not accept he aakod me how they
would balance the books and I said
"If you cannot balance them just put
it that Bettoa gives the county |700";
that I was not coins to take the mon
ey. A third effort waa made to have
my hooks audited while Wallace, Jack
son's appointee, was on tha Board and
I was notified by an auditor that he
wanted ray books to re-audit and
when I started to get them the Dem
ocrat members of the board said they
were not going to pay for any more
audits of my books and stopped it
after they had boon audited twice.
In 1924 Wallace was nominated foe
Sheriff against C. H. Hayne* and
while I was at Dohaon Wallace called
me and wanted ma to work for him
for Sheriff and naked me if I would
support him. I asked Wallace why ft
was that ho insisted on the second
and third audits at my books, run
ning ma to groat trouble and itpii
and tha county to ma* coat and Wal
lace made an answer. Walaaa said
he knew 1 did not owe the county any
thing but that the county ewod ma
and when aakad why ha Inter insisted
on anothar audit WsBaoa made ae re
ougkt to ha audiad. He was than aak
ed tha qpifloa if the reason ha awde
head told to do aa and Wallace did not
say paa or an.
they km
• look at the condition of the
Hen party ia Barry C»—ly for Hw
last six yaws.
1. M. Davis, tli* first mm to be
•Isuffhtered by them to |<m Other,
ara still hare tot H l ■■■■>■■ far
them, a* they hare declared they will
do, to run and control the affairs of
the Republican party ia Sarry
ty.
U. 0. BELTON.
Central MtlSadui
REV. &. H. DAUGHEBTY, Pastor.
Sunday a*aai $M A. M.
Moraine worship lUtt A. M.
Evening worship —,._T.00 P. M.
Prayar meeting Wat Ml P. M.
i
af tha Cidttlsa of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
at Mount Airy, to tha state of North
Carolina, at tha etoaa af Imtoin aa
June :«>th, »»»•
BMW
Iaiw and discounts, $1,116,242.36
Overdrafts, 327.14
U. 8. Bonds to so
All other U. 8. securities, 68,700.00
Other bonds, se
curties, etc., 44.66S.S0
Bankin* house lOAOO.OO
Furniture aad fixturaa, .... tSBQP
Lawful reeerve with Pad
. aral Reserve Bank, 6S.867.08
Cash in vault and amount doe
from National Banks, .... 68.767.S2
Amt. due from State Banks,
hankers and trust com
164,193.62
Checks on other banks, .... 8.344.26
Miscellaneous
cash Mams 2,026.51
Redemption fund with U.
8. Treasurer aad doe
M tHP
Ttetal, ..4M1S.967J1
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