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CARTHAGE TOBACCO MARKET
Report By McConnell Warehouse
J. R. Hutchings & Son
Our Tobacco Market is very strong;
prices are very firm on all grades with
a strong demand. Here are a few
sales made on Friday and today (Mon
day):
B. R. Salmon
144 pounds....
@ $27.00
34 pounds....
@
34.00
36 pounds....
@
44.00
16 pounds....
@
50.00
Eades &
McFayden
156 pounds....
@
$24.00
184 pounds....
@
36.00
90 pounds....
@
43.00
142 pounds....
@
44.00
140 pounds....
@
52.00
176 pounds....
@
52.00
226 pounds....
@
70.00
Cameron
26 pounds....
@
$23.00
26 pounds....
@
40.00
40 pounds....
@
49.00
30 pounds....
@
60.00
W. J. Fry
136 pounds....
@
$29.00
264 pounds....
@
44.00
92 pounds...
@
69.00
J. A.
Thomas
206 pounds...
@
$37.00
196 pounds..'..
@
58.00
20 pounds...
@
71.00
W. S. Bailey
40 pounds...
@
$40.00
144 pounds..-.
(2)
45.00
90 pounds...
@
69.00
W. W. Martin
226 pounds...
@
$24.50
236 pounds...
@
31.00
170 pounds...
@
40.00
164 pounds...
@
44.00
40 pounds...
@
55.00
Biby & Mabe
100 pounds...
@
$25.00
166 pounds...
@
36.00
94 pounds...
@
50.00
370 pounds...
@
54.00
26 pounds...
@
69.00
Currie & Apple
72 pounds...
@
$22.00
■ 130 pounds...
@
20.00
150 pounds...
@
38.00
176 pounds...
@
56.00
14 pounds...
@
65.00
136 pounds...
@
65.00
Currie & Barefoot
242 pounds!..
@
$43.00
26 pounds...
@
47.00
50 pounds...
@
45.00
160 pounds...
@
45.00
132 pounds...
@
55.00
36 pounds...
@
62.00
36 pounds...
@
62.00
60 pounds...
@
66.00
16 pounds...
@
71.00
No use to haul your tobacco
miles when you can get these prices
at home. Come to see us and we will
push it to the top.
Your Friends,
J. R. HUTCHINGS & SON.
JACKSON SPRINGS
the champion speller of the old North
State, and the one chosen should pre
pare well for this very important
contest.
Miss Helen Thomas left last week
for High Point, where she has ac
cepted a position with a mercantile
establishment.
D. S. Poole, editor of the Hoke
County Journal, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends here, and at
tended services at the Presbyterian
church where he was once a member.
Mrs. Henry Johnson who was car
ried to HighsmithV Hospital several
days ago for an operation, has im
proved so much that the operation is
not necessary.
Cyrus Dowd has accepted a position
with the Sandhill Drug Store.
Professors A. C. Harrington and
W. C. McColl went to Charlotte on
Friday, returning Saturday afternt>on.
William Jackson, of West End, and
Ted Thomas, of the eighth grade of
the high school, were given a trip to
Charlotte by Prof, McColl for the ex
cellent record they had made in school.
Miss McQueen will have a large
crowd here, for the moving pictures
on Thursday night, if people are not
too tired after Fair day. The pic
tures shown here at both shows have
been enjoyed by large crowds
N. A. Graham and family, with Mr.
and Mrs. Easom, of Cameron, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Laura J, Gra
ham. On Sunday all of Mrs. Graham’s
family, including her eighteen grand
children, with the exception of a son-
in-law who came later in the day, and
a son in college, took dinner with her.
MORTGAGE SALE
Dr. Craig, of Hickory, closed a very
successful revival here on Sunday
night at the Presbyterian church.
There was a large number of confes
sions and several joined the Presby
terian church.
Misses Annie Campbell and Jennie
Brewer were Carthage visitors on
Saturday. Miss Campbell completes
her high school work here this year.
Miss Brewer is a seventh grade stu
dent and competed in the spelling con
test to see who would go to Raleigh
for the spelling contest on November
23, to decide the champion speller of
North Carolina. ‘This will mean lots
to any Moore county girl or boy to be
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of the power of Sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed executed
to the undersigned by W. A.
Grubb, and wife, Martha J. Grubb,
and M. M Hunter and wife, Mabel C.
Hunter, dated January 6th, 1920, and
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Moore County in Mort
gage Book No. 28, at page 600, I will
offer and sell to the highest bidder at
the Court House Door of Moore Coun
ty, at the hour of Noon, on Monday
the 19th day of December, 1921, the
following lands located in McNeilFs
Township, Moore County,- North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of John R.
McQueen, Heath & Snugg, McCrim-
mon heirs and other, bounded and de
scribed as follows, viz:
Beginning at a large pine, Mc
Queen’s S. E. corner of his George
Hall 40 acres tract, commonly known
as the Duncan C. Blue 40 acres, same
being also a corner of W. F. Junge’s
(Now Dunlap’s) Polly McDugald
tract; runs thence with Junge’s
line S. 87 E. 379^ feet to a stake in
the Hoke county line; thence as the
county line S. 43 W. 3564 feet to a
stake in the county line south of Car
rolls Branch, McCrimmon's and Mc
Daniel’s corner, and also the begin
ning corner of the second tract herein
described; thence as the closing line
of said second tract reversed, S. 58
W. 1320 feet to Junge’s corner of his
Margaret McDugald 100 acres; thence
as Junge’s line N* 22 E. 3729 feet to
the S. W. corner of McQueen’s Geo.
Hall 40 acres; thence as line of it re
versed S. 87 E. 2112 feet to the be
ginning, containing 100 acres more or
less, and being that tract patented to
Neill T. Arnold under Grant No. 2352,
dated in 1846.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoining the
above tract; beginning at a stake in
the county line McCrimmon’s and Mc
Daniel’s corner just south of Carrolls
Branch; runs thence as the county
line S. 43 W. 1134 feet to a new stake;
thence N. 47 W. 305 feet to Junge’s
corner of the Margaret McDugald 100
acres; thence as line of the above tract
reversed to the beginning, containing
four acres.
Terms of sale: Cash.
This 14th day of November, 1921.
J. TALBOT JOHNSON,
Mortgagee.
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