VOL. 111. - NO. 31.
HOW SASDOW GREW
STRONG.
flifew Hercules Was a M:cak
Child but Now Lifts
PMlit.
Ihr ugh she s4yMeriers ol ler jml
acenes a wto::« lac aigbt
ch««fil the sl:mp *t man in the
world to h:« iair. Ih-.« ww Mr.
Eugene ?srvi->w, exponent extra
vdunrj of th- at. of is:t and
*» ister p>u:puJ-j.".iary at t!»e j-hy«i
i xad cuiturists. Mr. Sirniot :s Jh:
iu{ tkii.es, uc uui; g in t-i.f rr
(Ofii, up a! its? B"j >a Us* «t*
hup: }>ica! pnxrm :s U»: e*:i
--' Mated by h:s tmwtr to a qaeMicn
as to how a.z»y p- ui.cs he ht» 1.
one of the lent* ie is frlv He
said he di nt faiij anew how
much he wss Sftisg 1> t a IhcnMtd
poomls w,*irliii «isfilti«.
And thai s the Kan who uxd to
hare i»ina .nd K«k iun ( f
*h*kirg ha us nth Mr. ;ar.do*
is lihe rhainr g j ar.ds w::j a mat"r'.e
statue fr.t :hst he is cold, far
from it, but lis fii frrls tike a
■ piece cf a.«-ble ih.s te.rg due to
the fact he rtes trat Cat o:o»»two
huncrto-ri ca cva.b beia abcut
like be «£S ) ajirj p:ij uo
bato.fs a :ca. manmuh as if hr
v were a tag id
Ircm Ihe f:ont of the house Mr.
v Sar.elow is a }tij detrptrt look
in{ ma; . He would term to be
about six feet ta.l and wejjh s»o
pounds. Instead r.f that he is fie
u fret niue inches tal> and weighs
>O6 pownds, and be basn t a»j su
petitions He*h. He is built rathe:
crcsawise than othet«r;se, and is
i about as study as a steel post
Last night while talking to the
fearless re pr rter be in itcd -hat in
dividual to |oke him in rations
|ait of his peiscnalrty jest to see
what a hard sort of man he is
The reporter poked with Consider
atle titpidatkn aid fcund that
when his fii ger cxn.c in contact
with one of M 1 ?an«!ow*s mus. le
If »U>| )«d right tl.cn and there. It
made afoul as ikep adtnl as the
saint finger ncu'd Late made in
fbe wail if the City Hall, postiMy
leas.
Mr. Sand««r, rLo is a Cetman
has keen piotu unced the mcst
feife-cterily diveioftd man that
t*er heed. He tails with a de
cided German accent, but he lifts
in any language
WEIGHTS ARE NOTHING.
"How much do I lift in that last
(rat?' he repeated in answer to a
question. • Well, really 1 don't
know. All the weigh** I use and
six men are on top of me but 1
never know how much I lift- You
see a thousand pour ds, more or
less, doesn't make any difference
I dont notice it. I suppose the
weight in that bet is something
like twenty cue or three hundred
prune s. A meie tr He "
Then Mr J'sr.dow stammered
himself violently some tbiee or
four times in his corrugated stom
ach.
"What ws« the greatest weight I
erer lifted? 'lt was fire thoc:sard
four hicdred poirds 1 tiuas
How did 1 get all my strength?
From exercise 1 never used ary
f araphtmalia of tny sort in the
exercise*. except sometimes a ecu
p!e of ifght Cunt tils In my
physical derelcfmtr.t 1 ha*e w«r.-
fdalotj lir.es which I tin eloped
» atftelf ted rcw I never take scy
rtfteise. It - :sn t necessary !
ff/p'.a fo for six ptonths wiihco
laku g e ftfi rre. sare ineolun arl'y
uutiN, aid le ;rst a* strong
' then as I am now
"I began my ph; sical framing
•ken I wa- about tew years old
aad lccai.se 1 was suSeiing from a
weak .chest and asthma. My
health was delicate. Kow I am
cstablshlng my sjrkfa m of ] hysical
**itnie all over the woe Id 1 hare
A/p»e twenty thusand pupils in
England end crme over here this
time :o estat-" -h phrscal cattnre
►cools Ar y nan an - da* e.op
hlasseif if he £i 1; "lie mae.e to see"ft."
k°v old am 'I? 1 inrtj-fire.
I had a b rhelar the other cay
Crme ni are; see me*rire time.
Anc tlit r poking h.mse f some
wore ;o.- "he rc £■ atscn of the : its#
Mr S*r.ccw put Leap rJrskand
through a ce mprcu proceeding
" apd said gocd night.
Confesses Brutal Murder.
Music Teacher Miller Ad
mits Killing Miss Jennett.
CRIME WAS PREMEDIATED.
Be Had *a!aM Her aid Dec! Jed She
lul Be Gciti Rid oi-Saw a
Bate*:: aad Laid Plaa
iar Harder.
i*rofe*«*r Joseph I*. Mi'ler. of-
IVt:c t, M»ch.. has coafemd ;o; ie
killing o Mi's Carrie M. Je^Tiett.
Af'er bt.ng in the ' sweat bo*"
aw hoar ana twenty tmtui!e M .!-
ler breke e!cwa and «mfe>wd to
the crime. Miller said that he h-ni
improjer relations with the g"I
and wa«- responsible for her conci:-
t:on. He said he offered to send
Mi 4 * Jtrnett to a lying-in hospital,
hut she refn«ed to go. insisting
that be leave his fsmity and go :o
some other city with her. T'a's he
woo'd cot do.
He had an engagement w : th the
g ; r! the n'ght of the mnrHer. He
!cok the hatohe? that was .'ound by
the ofl&rcrs in his kitchen
with him. He secreted it on
Seventeer.th Street 0:1 his »ay to
the aieeting. When he lel't the
lce"ge rccms he secured tbe hatch
et again rnd prcce.ee'ed to il
coiner of Fourteenth and Wa'.en
Avenues where he met Mi»s Je i
nett They w?iked over to 13th
Street and out to where the k .'l
ing was e!cme.
M:»!er says they sat down 03 the
sidtwa'k ar.d talked for awhile t ie
girl urging him to ahandom h : s
family and leave the city »ith her
He then wh pjed out the hatche.
and stitsck her in the bead"
When a«-ked why he mut "a cd
her so. Miller sa : d he had no rec
kctica of zts> thing at'er the. fi -»
MowWrtfl he found Irm-e
the blood off his hatchet e>n t --
grass in the vacant h»t.
PREMEDITATED MI'RDFR.
_ On Mot -.day trglit .Miller said Ik
made a date n tth Miss Jennett to
meet her at the corner of Warren
Ave r.tie- 2t:el I'ourteenlh Street;
alett! 11 o'clock Wcdneilay n:g"il j
Tbey were to what had
hc-t he done in view e>f the expect
ed hirth. He said he fi\ed the
time at 11 o'clock beccuse lie had
to atutrd a me t t'njj of the Wolver
■f
isieCircle, while st>e sa:d slie was
going to a ce nunittc pic 1 ting at
G'rlatid Relieex-ah Wge. *
■'When did you make up your
mind to kill the girl?" Miller was
asked.
"last Wednesday afternoon.''
he answered. "| was thinking of
what could be done and of
my being married and with a fam
fly when my eyes fell on a hatchet
up at the home. It seemed to tell
the way oat of the trouble and the
idea erf killing the girl swept over
me with irresistible force then. I
had to do something. I felt that I
had to get rid of her. S|te was in
fatuated with me: crazy after me,
aad ooatmnally chasing me."
Faycttevlllc to Gd First
Plant.
Hew C—my t» Da Basiaess ia the
SmUL '
The following, seat out front
Ulica. X. V., announces the advent
of aa injoc'znt industry
The Union Bleaching and Pfiiit
ing Company, incorporated trader
the laws of New Jersey, has organ
ized by the election of the following
officers: President. J. B. Duggan;
vice-president. B. N. Duke; direc
tors. J. B.Dcke. Anthony, X. Bran
dy. Samuel F. Ryan. W. A. Erwin
and James B. Duggan. \
The capital is (2,500,000.
The business is to bleach, dye.
jwiat and otherwise -treat, come t j
and finish cotton and all the p~c-f
ducts of cottons, alone and in com
bination with flax, jute, hemp,
wool aad any and all other fib: oas
material, to btjv, sell and deal ia
the waw, both direct and in com
mi nifiii aad to manufacture all sttch
products into sheets, pillow cases,
shirts, pants, women and children's
dresses, wrappers, aprons, tmder
dnathing. etc.
Plants are to be operated in the
sooth, the first to be built at Fay-'
elteville, N. C. .
£ iJiat -S-',.*-rffr' V... '
ffirt (Stttftprrst
WILLIAMSTON, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 25^1902.
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; A PESKY WHALE. *
HKBO wkhlri
" Af| 4,^ u' «kaiM.- aaid
I
, lit. JtJ Vaa ia pnkji etit-'
-S* * • Hir" |
'l -rL_ * Smokr w«t «p
ia efawh.—Jtfcrw .
• wulilmt lor lie
'bvk« ;w'«r pit aoorUiDf em
. jwr Mind, rap." aid Ikr dortor. I
*. Mthia" ««tj |«rt i«-klrr." nid the
nftoia. ~hm when akain was ialro-
I dacni it iradaJrd me. 1 bad otd Lis
, up IMrikr wa nt tao tnn a(» eld
Laz aa> at ahifc. krr fall nun- bria*
' Fliabrtk J. Darker—aa* we'd Lad a
- p«*"lty poi x-em. Srptroiurr »r |xat
araaad fur the llora. aad. aa Ihiaga
hapfranl. dade't aur aaotbrr Whair tail
w atrarh iato thr Fortim. Thru, mir.'
I 'bowl 11 o'-lorfc oar >nr BKuraia'. «r •lo
in" aboett lii Lituta, we raiard aalah'
that aaa a ahair* ' j|
I -IK*. I bet - aaid Ibrdortor. " ' "*1
-Nea. aoe ao wrriblr bi».-aaid thr rap-|
taia. -bat peaky. I aaa ataadia' aboat
'aiMip> ahra aae of the aara linga!
' oat: 'Hi. Cap, look at *er blow.* Saiv'
'aoafk. half a aaile of aad had abraaa
lo atarhoanl. hr aaa blow ia'. Ilr aeot
' ap a road spout and Ihrn annl to
kiadrr arUlr hiawrlf. like he wan nap
. pea*. 1 h>ii ia* a lal of ki» Irayth 1
bo«r old Liz to. aad ar pat otfr a couple
of boat*. ISamia* ia thr small boataaa
I a Itatehaaaa caard Fraak. 1 aarntioa
bin. "esiw hr c«a» iato tbe >arn
prrttjr peoaaiaaeat. Krauk aaa a eol
sailor, hat oar of Ibra lellrra that turn
drradfal iittlr to aajr. He traded right j
to lialwa aaad kept his haUrh Iml-
Irardrhaar. WrIL as it tarihed oat. the'
little boat licked the U g oar aad Kiit
first akarii at thr aba>. They pal a
b-upoua iato hiaa just uirr has port ho
sad doa a hr aeot.
( "| stood a-aatrhia' thiaca a
paw. 1 a ailed aa* aaitrd for thr buql
I tat start of ia low. bait afar didn't do
II aothia* baft set still, which was paazzlin*.
la abaaat fu aaiaalea oniarlhia' big aa*
Mark brake aatrr 'taeea ua and tha,
I ham. aa* ther- aa* old btoaea-. not'
aaorv'a majrarda from thr pfaaer be aeat I
doaa. He ararat ap bay, bat rnomtb
to arft his brarip's. I row. for dosa ba
I aeat atraia. aa' I could r-m tha bow ~
■aaa gettia* ready to give him all the
roj# he'd take. Thra thr boat started, I
' shard a Idt an' ceaar dead for thaaklpj
t at S to pailr clip I aevrr aee a boat
Iraarl aa! Wo aatchrd "em. aa' ahra
she gat aithia a ejaartrr of a mile 1 '
thialla to mrarlf: Thia is gittia' blaaard
> lata teatia*. 1 sitaVr Is that whale go- j
ia* to aherr of or is he goia' to give aa j
a ram? That boat. air. traveled for aa
aa trar aa a hair, aa' I eoaald ane the mra •
f ia her gittia" excited. On ahc eome. 1
r thfwtp' ,ik * »M, sad 1 pp|-
fcilated if ahe held her torn she'd hit
aa aa acar 'midahipa it « 00 Id at be '
; worth mraaarea* the difdeaer. Thra
I 1 ace tha aaa ia the bow make a | ' '
for tha raK *Hh the hatrhrt, but ¥*
■ paa a apu like, pa' taiaacd K. fur the
• hatchet aeat overboard aa' he, loaia'
Ua balaaor. aloaag with It. Tbe rest 4
the a' a sana't loaf drcidia' a hat |
thrj'ddo. |t aaa go oveHWard sr git'
ammkrf to tiadna, aad whra thejr gut |
** "em, siltu' taf remci'us" ]
wtthha 9a jrard erf as they all weat over I
bat Fraak. e |
" 'Jamp. yoa idiot,* yells I *do yoa 1
aaat to git atoweT Hebbe he dida t I
hear, bat I reckoa it woalda't makr ao •
i difference, foe aa I'm livia*. Doe, that 1
Uutebaaaa lay kimaelf oat em hiaatnaa- I
■ick n the bottoaaof thr beaat,grabbrd 1
a foot cleat aith both haads aad hang *
|aa far drar life. WelL old whair kept I
! steam as. I sec |he boat go down I
I a littfe by tha hrad aa she got ckae to 1
os. aa" | kaew thr rope was arrapin' the
ahip'a keel. We waa all hoidia* breath I
sad waitia' to mo Fraak splatter his
braiaa against the ship's side, when the
hodt weat ham do a a. stcra ap aad an
. der the water with a kerehag. She
auoard reachia* as by abemt ave yareL*
"AP hoada aboard ahip leant over to
see Fraak aad 'he splinters eome ap. "
for the boat woald sare fetch again the 1
b»I md gn to kiaadlia* wood. We waited 1 1
aa* waited aw* waited, bat, by gum. 1
them stmt no an' there j
1
poker, look!' t aMyd moad aad
there » fathomo of oar port, waa the
little whahhoat. fall •t water ta the
gaaml. aa* Fraak staadia' apia her.
waist drrpk. hoidia" aaMatuwlack for
dear life. Ma help aaa. Dae. that boat
aas tawed dm aadcr aid Ua. tho
thr other sadas.
"Yra. air; aaiir aha ahip aa aMrk aa a
whhttie aa* thr Dotehmam ia her. That
whale waaasehatiac.ah. Beralkßsted
all right ta lom the bom; hot, Hmyoa.
it's » bigger Job than aajaor wanted
to taekla to atase that craft, an* aa for
aaf thr atotjr. Wo itmimhoral the fel
lers that jatafad aa* we area the big
hoot waaM pith 'em op before wecoaid
past aaa tha r over, ap we taraod to looh
at Ftaah sgala. there wrera't aatythla*
left ia the baat to hail with aa' he
roaaida*t da aothia* bat wait aa the
plraaart of t hat whair. *e travelrd
away boa thr ship aa Caat as hr roaar
at it, aa* ho aaaat V goam a third of a
mite behtr the bamt aiorhrd. Thra we
area her daw doom aa* rams tos dead
stop. 'Liar's boated.* so 1 a I; *maa a
baat aa* fetch ia the ltatchaaaa.' 1
hoda't ao mnrr'a apoke the words whra
a bag wave orimrd to riae ap near the
j boat aa* aid whale Mowed 3* faot high.
Then he got old Lis ia range. I'p hia
tail gaea aa* far aadrr the water sgala.
I eoald are Fraak wade haraad ia the
| boat aa' try to pay oat liar, bat it waa
jamaaed. aa' before he eohld moka it
loone the host gave a Jerk 'taoad, al
anoat a-throw in' him oat. aa* sonar at
as agaia. What I'm aayla'a trath. Doe.
that boat si rack sasthrr her Mar for
as. 1 aappoae. more paaprrly aptakin*.
the whale did. tiaoh! Hoar ahr did
roam Utia*! Frank fnalin' with
tba liar an* Jam haag em. I fmkeaid
the boat was aaoria' feoti i'a ever,only
she dida't throw aomaeh water, 'maae
she act dowa slmiiat ta her taalochs.
We otood apreehlaaa while ahr waadriv
ia* for ml Whra aha got withia Ma
yards the aaate took a big breath sad
let ay:
" "Jump, yoa Datch labia-r, or you're
a dead ma.'
"Bat he dida*t jump, aa* I could aee
him gittia* ready for aaeHhrrdlvr aadcr
old Lk •
"I graiabed ap a backet, eiimbrd em
the rail, aa' when the boat came near
ilaterf."' '
eooagh I let drive at Fraak. bopin' to
kaock him overtamrd If I hit him. Ho
sera it cam la*, dodged, aa* just as the
boat went tail up again yelled:
I -*1 can't swim!*
"Down weat tho boat lihe s aoundla'
lead, aw' thia time aa all slid over to
starboard to are her rnmi up. Kevea
or eight areoada |iaiaud. maybe, aa'
tfaaa shaaat IS fsthomo af our beam
up come the boat, bottom ap! *Oh.
Lord!* groaned the rook, -he's a goner!*
IJat be wnrn'L Sea, air. Thr boot
hadn't traveled ZU yssrd afore she
righted, sa' we area Frank's brad boh
up over the gaaarl. Well, old whale
dida't mil aa far thia tipae. for hr broke
water a few haadied fathom off. In
about a miaate be wwt ap • »trvam of
Idood. 1 sera thra Ihst thr harpoon
waa a good throw, an'he wasn't goia'to
fight loag.
**' seat the sreoad boat ant after him.
bat they didst gH far face down goes
whale for the third time, an' In s sec
ond tbe little boat slewed again sa* wa
kaew be waaeoaaia'at as. There wara't
no way ta make tha Hntehuisa jomp.
aa* these wara't M Way ta step the
whale, so wa jast waited sgaia while tha
little boat made traoka tor as like ahe
was gain' to rasa. Jast whra 1 reck
oned by tbe line oat that the whale waa
paaaia* under aa them was a tremen
dous haag aa' every soother's son waa
throwrd aal Old Lis rolled to star
beard aa' thra bark to port an' lay
rorkia* while we got ap. lirekoa yoa
gaesn what happened. DoeT That whale
miarmlkilaied. He laid hia coarse Ine
aa ailk. bat hie elevation waa of a
eoaple o* points. He didat fetch deep
eaongh. an* hit aid Las a welt tha'd
like to rip the keej of her. Tkst set
tied 1% Hsiprsa, taoh We looked over
thg raM sa' seen aaps bloody aster,*
then S aipper aad aoon a big black
hady lovlrd ap aloagaddi. There am
oar whale, air. dead aa a hank a' salt
pork, with thr top o* his brad half lore
of. He waa a Mae whale. Doa. sad he
measured close to a feet. What be
rooaco'the Dutchman? Why, the boat
slowed dowa whra the whale rata aae d
tn aa* tbe other boot took him of.
Hart? No. He weat to work cuttia*
op that whale along pith the |ts| of
*ess. I dial bev altera sO« that hr waa
grujatyip' icause twm his bofhet I
t browed at him sa- It atrat picked up.
Itight lively a ha|e. warnt it. Dm?"
-Kight lively - rrpewed the doctar.
abarwlty- lho-aktyu
NEGLECT MEANS DANGEa-
Don't acglect balsaine a and coasti
patioa. Yoear health will suffer perma
nently if yon do. DcWitt s Little Early
Reacts care sach cases. M. B. Smith.
Batteraut. M%h., says "DcWitt'a Little
Early Risers sre the aaaat sstjafedoiy
palls I ever took. Nem gripe or csam
Tragedy in High Life.
A CRUET WMUI Kills HcrS«U4
Takes Her Owa Life.
The most Inpdjr in
the histoi y of Poughkeepsie ocrnr
cd here when Mrs. A. Edwin Tow -
er. the wife of a millionaire ntt
chaut of that city, shot and killed
her 16-ycar old son Alfred and end
ed her cvo life. The deed was
committed while the woman was
tailoring tinder a fit of mnderous
and sukidal mania.
The murder ami suicide otcuied
in the beautiful kc me of the Tow
ers. situated in Hyde Paik road a
short distance from the city. It
was shortly before midnight ami
Alfred and several of the servants
had retired. Mr. Tower was away
from home and Mrs. Tower was in
her room. Suddenly in the still
ness of the household five shots,
fired in rapid succession, staitled
the servants. One of the male em
ployees rushed up stairs to Alfred's
room, where the sound of the»hot*
came from. He attempted to enter
l>ut the door was locked. Rush
ing hack down stairs be notified the
butler who joined him at the bed
room dc.or and the two broke down
the barrier.
Entering they found the body of
the boy. dressed in pajamas, lying
par;!y on the bed on his !ack.
Four bullets had lodged in the
body and another had entered the
luck of the head. Tlie butlets in
tre body would bare l>een suK
citnt to have can-td death, but the
1 maniacal woman, to make sore of
lier purpo.-e, find a fifth bul'et at
r!«*e ti-uge into the-boy's be ad,
flutter "tig She skull.
The hys.e.itil servants ru«-hed
iino a i«H>in adjoining ATt:rd"s :'ie
tf HI iciuj'id by Mr. ?r:d Ms.
T( «tri. Sut &t!l' Kg lb (W>l
tlicre ;b«*y b«'n.id to h«r i«J
r «n!. A :iu :i g >. : v .s\!»t nrt
tin j. ?•. The »• ia. I.s'i
d-« ■ i:n a lr,cse«f « -/IIJ '?k.
half upon the l ed. much in the
sun* jios t.on as the n rvlrnl son.
Glij>f »l i;i her I« :t luiid ii.is a
!arg«- j> -t«d. T'.iere was a bui!tt in
thebia : si. , v -
Mr». Tower was t"it* daughter t.(
ex-Ti;dfcf B. I* CaTfrnte-. wi-o ior
many \ ta: v «.ts jtu'ge of Su'.cbn
toiifily. He w; sf t Go- -
em»r of .Mon'una. then a leririto?*,
under a; poiutmeiit l» I'ltiudinL
Ha: r .'-on.
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A SOTHFRN WRITE* WORTH
WATCH XG.
Oi!y a Girl Jfow.bnl Fail af Prwse
tor the Fu.tre.
It is not at ail i:nprol»ab'e that
before many years have parsed the
South will be pointing proud!y to a
new writer in the fie!d of fiction, a
writer whose pre-ent work a!o?g
another line give promise of
thing of enduring interest if she
turns to fiction when more mature
—Helen Keller. This wonderful
girl from Alabama, blind, and de
prived of all sense of hearing, is
putting so much poetic feeling, sen
timent and thought, and is show
ing such marvelous descriptive
power, in her story of her life now
appearing in THE LADIES' HOME
JOUKXAL, that one cannot help
wondering what she would do if
she were to try k«r a hand at a ro
mance. It is too early yet for her
to think of it. as she is only twen
ty-one, and still in college: but it
requires no stretch of the imagina
tion to conceive of her as becoming
one of the Sooth's mast famous
authors by and by.
Dismal Swamp Mraster Killed.
The Dismal Swamp monster.
which for a time kept the super
s'.:'.'ens population in a state of
B : gftt!v terror, hs'tesbssttdisd
firtd at by numerous parties, and
which ate dogs and other saia'l aa
iutal*4o the coasU; nation of m. :iy
farmers was killed rtttkiv ntar
Dean.-.. Va. Ihe animal was soot
dead by a huntsman while it was u
the act of devouring a dog just kill
ed. Thede-criptiop t» similar to that
given of the beast befoiehand. It
looks more like a wolf than any
thing else. 1
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Keep this
hrt livtj! fresh in jour memory:^
' For Cats, M«ihn and all Opca Sorea, jtm j
1 seed only to apply |
-j
ja Hr tones i»l the rareness and M—afci will j r
be naqaeml and the wounded flesh healed. •
' To |rt the hwt results jon should saturate a piece
of HA cloth with the lininont and bind it upon thf '
[ wound as yon would a poultice.
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I NOTICE! NOTICE!
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I shall srfl for Cash Before tbe Court House Door, in Willumston, on
' Monday, the sth day of May, 1902, tbe following tracts of land forth*
' Taxes doe and unpaid for the year 1901, to wit:
JAMESVILLB TOWNSHIP TAXKS. COST. TOTAL
Mia. J_ }. RrmUtdgc. 75 arm adjoining C. llaidiscn $ 5© f1 10 f1 to
H. H Ikrrw. 50 " " Poplar Chapel ■33 1 10 1 43
'T. H. Dn». y. " " J F Holliday. 67 110 177
)ka Mik krioa. lis " " RcrnWncr, 546 110' 656
Apufc CaJn, >S ** " Rc»ilrmr, I« 1 10 >lO
- Sam Fagaa, 15 " " AUoria 1
" 5 " •• JAV.U'arrioKtoa >67 >«° >77
J. C. Jordaa. Sr.. Col 16 " " W. I>. Cordoa, *» I 10 i>»
I KM Moor* 10 " " B«tl y Smith, 53 v «"> ' b J
1 Cam IVttiJxd 7 " " Fiuk Bttoka 317 I 10 3rj
PW«r rtmifont 1 " " " ' " - . 33 «'« •«
[W. M. laNma 1-4 " " Jamaaville 15' ''« »'*
. UanJShtfiul >» " "RcsUoict 3 6 M #
»I GRIFFINS TOWNSHIP.
. ! Rilliaaim AN. C. Uad a Umlm Co. Timber, i"> 110 3 '•
R. T. D. Ldky 15®arm. Residence. I uo I 10 3 10
H. T- y> " ad] Smith Corey «>7 I 10 i 77
U J. RWoolaid jo '* " Wilkin* I .and 33 «"» *43
CROSS ROADS TOWNSHIP. .
J. R nail 1 1 ton lot EreretU. N C. > I 00 1 10 a 10
Joha H. WUafccr 61 arm adj J. A. Criap 3 45 *lO 4 55
rkriij Loag 17 " " S. P. Moora *69 110 379
RORERSONVII.I.E TOWNSHIP
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>. M. gakwki » ton lot SO' »0 6 ir
a Hjmaa 1 lowa lot » » «« 1 3*»
t T. S. Stella 1-1 aria adj. Still ait* s f « > 10 * 9*
. Saaaa " u I lon lot 67 rlO 177
Xaata Joan 1 ton lot * 8 3 « 3 «3
' Qaiati Maorr 1 ton I A 3 33 * lo 4 43
1 I. E. Straad 1 ton lot a 50 1 10 3
POPLAR POINT TOWNSHIP
F. C. Riddtrk 73 arm Allabrook l*od » 33 » «» 3 4J
Joadaa William* lo l-a arm adj ). R. Ballmid 3 lo 1:0 4 *»
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
W. B Condi. 18 arces adj. Griffin Land '°7 110 **7
El ward Cherry too " " John Best a 33 ««® 34 J
B. G. Howell 2 town lots and mill lot 6 33 1 10 7 4J
S. G- Taylor 63 acres adj. Nicholson Land 333 110 443
Mrs. H. D. Taylor acres adj. HD. Taylor Land 733 110 45»
Wa» Bergc 1 town lot 66 110 176
Collin Dickens 31 acres adj. S. W. O. 34° >'« 4J»
Reuben Dixou to acres adj. R. S. Wheathersby 270 110 380
Webster S. Williams 1 town lot 268 110 37»
GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP
Charles Benthaul 1 town lot 84 1 10 19*
J. J. Bowers 61 aocMdj. J. L. Bowers » 60 «*® *7°
James Curry 33 acres adj. Henry Kite '"3 110 * 1
KUey Dawson 28 •• " Canon Land 475 *«° 3»5
G. W. If a ward. Guard, 39 " " Dick Jones )
*• " •• irs " " Geo. " f 76 110 ••"
B. G. Howell Taylor Land t 36 I 10 »
Ed. Shields 30 " Baker Bell 100 I 10 3TO
Satterwhite Heirs 25 " Land 50 • 160
H. L- Staton 175 " Eli Michel Laud 467 110 57J
W. W. Parker & Co. 216" Ben Harrell 533 110 6 ~4J
WILLIAMSTOX TOWNSHIP.
Aharr Bennett 80 acres adj. J. G. Staton 437 ««• 54/
Major Latham 11 " "S. R- MoWey >37 1 "> *47
This April 3rd. 1902.
J. C. CRAWFORD, SHERIFF MARTIN Cotnmr.
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