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WILLIAMSTON. NORTH CAROLINA
W. C. Manning / *" Editor
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Tuesday, May 21, 1929 *
North Carolina Schools
The North Carolina taxpayer pays $32.10 per year
for each pupil in school. The average cost per pupil
in the United States is $64.59., a little more than
twice as much as in our own State.
North Carolina rates high in the number of pupils
in school. Where 28 1-2 per cent of the population
of North Carolina is in school, in Georgia the/ per
centage is -23 per*. cent, Virginia 22 (>er cent, and in
New York only 20 per cent. This alone is one of
the most encouraging things we sec -our people are
going to school.
We fall down in length of term as compared with
most States. Our average is 140 days, while in New
York the average is 185 days.
We need several changes in our schools. First,
we need longer terms; second, we need an even distri
bution of tax burden on all kinds of wealth to sup
port our schools, and if we set that, nobody will be
overtaxed.
South Carolina Shows the Way
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Of the three States, South Carolina has l>eat North
Carolina and Tennessee ;. long way in settling her
labor troubles.
The first thing tin- governor of Tennessee did was
•to rush soldiers to tht nulls." Out governor did the
rime .thing. But neither did very much to try to
make a fair and teasonable settlement.
In South Carolina the authorities followed differ
ent tactics. They said the strikers were human beings
who had done service., for many years while suffer-
Workmen's
•Compensation Act
EFFECTIVE JULY 1
I will be glad to furnish all details and ex
plain^thoroughly.
« Get Posted on the Coverage Early
Every Employer Is Affected
John L. Rogerson
AGENT FOR AETNA CASUALTY C 0,,,
nrr ~"| "I riTji r .1 U-XI -"--n n nil 11
Special Notice For
Listing Taxes
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*Not»ce is hereby given to all persons having
property in the toWn of Williamstoi> that they
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must list their property and poll for taxes during
the month of May, as required by law.
THE TAX LISTER WILL BE AT THE
FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY, ON
WASHINGTON STREET
After May 31, the tax list for Williamston will
be closed. Attention is also called to the fact that
FAILING. TO LIST WILL RESULT 3
IN YOUR BEING DOUBLE TAXED
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♦ . - ; nmrt
ing the hardships of poverty and long hours of tirjt-'
some toil and needed not to be afoot, because it was
upon their brow sod brawn that the tucces of the
mills uud their business had been built, and while
they owned no interest in the property they were, by
rights, vitally interested in them, and not the cast-off
of the earth. So the officials advised the owners and
workers to come together and find what was right.
They soon found a way, whereby the
laborer is to get more pay, and liotn the mill owners
and the laborers are satisfied.
The N'urth Cardfcpa and Tennessee strikes are still
unsettled, wilh-Ktwr claiming their right to higher
wages anil owners trying to starve them out.
As good as we claim our North Carolina govern
ment to I*, it is still a long way from perfect.
Taxes Not To Blame for All Our Ills
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Martin County citizens took the proper step Fri
day when they took a stanrf against drastic cutting
of the teaching force of th* county.
Under the new law, 28 teachers may be cut out of
the white schools, and about the same number from
the colored schools; but the county may adopt a plan
whereby only 5 teachers will be lost from the gram
mar grades of the white schools, and possibly 4 high
school teachers, and about the same number of col
ored teachers.
The meeting was almost unanimous in choosing
the plan which would cut out the fewest number of
teachers. ' • v
This will mean a cut in the school cost of several
thousand dollars, and at the same time a lowering of
the schools''efficiency. There will be several other
small items- saved in various places and ways, which
will reduie taxes some in the county. Of course, we
need great economy and high efficiency in our school
system, but we must have as good a system as we
now have, and we need much better schools.
It is unfair for a nation of people to constantly
curse taxes and lay ail their troubles and failures to
the payment of taxes, when any reasonable man knows
that the financial ills of this country today are caused
by extravagance. We are supporting the most extrav
agant generation that* America has ever produced.
We see nobody walking- all are riding fast in fine
cars; nobody is ragxed, and few folks are straining
themselves at work. Vet we seem prone to-charge
.taxes With all our ills. 'V
The danger point is that the people may destroy -
their schools in a lit of desperation rather than give
up some of their pleasures.
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No Farm Relief This Week
Farmers will have to go to their own smokehouses
and corn cribs for at least another week, localise the
Congress will not lie able to pass a farm relief bill
before then.
In fact, Congress hasn't decided just what kind of
a farm relief bill taey want to pass yet
They may drop the question until another election
and give their full time to tariff raising
LOOK: HEMSTITCHING, 7 1-2
cents per yard, white and black cot-
I lou thread furnished. Rooms over
Farmers & Merchants Bank, 3rd floor,
Mrs. Tbeo. Ruberioti. a 26 lOt
KIK
for
QUICK ACTION
Plus a Thorough
Cleansing
4
Removes Cold and Bile
From the System
• CLARK'S DRUG
STORE
THE BN T BRPRIBB
SALE OP LAND FOR TAXES
I. VV. B. Daniel, official tax collector for the town of Williamiton, N. C.,
have this day levied on the following tracts or parcels of land and will »ell
the same at public auction, for cash, at the courthouse door of Martin County,
in the town of Williamston, N. C., on Monday, the 3rd day of June, 1929, at
12 o'clock m.. for taxes due and unpaid for the year 1928, unless the taxe* and
costs are paid on or befor- that day.
This the Ist day of May, 1929.
mIO 4tw * W. B. DANIEL, Tax Collector.
White
Name and Description Ta*ea Co* Tottl
J. H. Beach, 1, Haughton, vacant $ 4.73 SI.BO $ 6.53
GE. Bunch, 1 lot Pine St .■ 28.45 1.80 30.25
Mr*. B A Critcher, 1 Watts, 1 River ___ 104.16 1.80 105.96
Critcher and Critcher, Sycamore St. - 4.20 1.80 6.00
Mrs. Ann eB. Dunn, 1 Warren, residence 54.60 1.80 56.40
Leslie Fowden, 1 Church Street, 1927 & 1928 116.05 1.80 117.85
Mrs. F. W. Graves, 1 Watts ... .... 5.25 1.80 7.0j
Mrs. J. j. Godard, jr., 2 Barley, 1 Crawford. 8 acres
and residence. Smithwick 1— - 178.50 1.80 180.30
Mrs. Alice Godard, 1 Haughton, 1 Railroad St. - 53.78 1.80 55.58
J. G. Godard, sr., 1 Main St. store, 1 Elm, and Warren,
1 vacant Williams and Haughton, 1 Main, stock- *
ade, 1 Johnson, lot Broad - -• 105.90 1.80 107.70
Mrs, Mary P. Godwin, 1 res., Main, 1 Pearl. 1 Elm 176.80 1.80 178.60
Mary Bonner Gurgauus. 1 res. Watts . 54.60 1.80 56.40
Gurganu*. Mrs. S. A.' Est., 1 Main res., 1 Main St.
store. 1-2 Church Street vacant lot 167.92 1.80 169.72
T. S. Hadley, 1 Main, tenant 81.86 1.80 83.66
James'E. Harrell, 3 1-2 acres on Harrell St. .... 34.73 1-80 3f>-53
John L. -Hassell, 1 Smithwick residence .... 118.60 1.80 120.40
Mrs. Mary l>ee Hassell, 1 Main res., 1 Church, residence,
2 stores. Main 334.00 1.80 335.80
W. H. Leggett, 1 Watts, residence 63.00 1.80 64.80
Wheeler Martin, 1 Maiu, 1 Haughton .. 103.57 1.80 105.37
Miss Lucy Modlin, 1 Church . 21.00 1.80 2240
Mrs. H. D. Heel, I Haughton 33.60 1.80 35.40
Herbert I). Peel, 1 Main store, 1 Main office, 1 Main,
Sycamore, 1927 and 1928 - 401.43 1.80 403.74
Peel, HD. and G. A., 1 Biggs, res., 1 Haughton res. 63.00 1.80 64.80
Peel, J. Lawrence, 1 Church St. res. 61.38 1.80 63.18
Sitterson. W. M„ , 23.05 1.80 24.85
Julius S. Peel, 1 Main, 1 Washington 69.18 1.80 ?0.98
Stubbs, H W., 1 reß. Smithwick St 84.00 1.80 85.80
Watts, W. 8., I res. Haughton Street 51.93 1.80 53.73
Williams, B. 8., 1 res Railroad St 32.50 1.80 34.30
Augustus Wytin, 1 lot Haughton St 71.61 1.80 73.41
Colored
Andrews. Williams, 1 Biggs r - 1360 1.80 15.40
Andrews, Ruth, 1 Washington 10-50 1.80 12.30
Bagby, lola, lA.C.L. R. R. W•'« 80 15.98
Bonds. Mary Margaret Johnson, 1 Hyinan 7.00 1.80 8.80
Burgess Heirs, 1 Hill J*]B J*® JJ-'J}
Cherry, Ruth and Tullyie, 1 Haughton, vac. 12.60 1.80 '4.40
Davis, Geo., 1 Washington St. 22.21 1.80 24.01
Davis, Robert B. 1 Railroad Street 9,45 J-80 11.25
Gorham, Sona, 1 Broad, No. 116 !'?! is"im
Grimes, Williams, 1 Sycamore St. 21.00 1.80 22.80
Hawkins, Lizzie, 1 vacant lot 2.10 1.80 3.V0
Hawkins, Augustus, Rev., Sycamore St. 38.80 1.80 40.00
Hargett, Martha, 1 Washington St. 21.10 1.80 22.90
Hyman, Rebecca, and Alice Harris, 1 Hyman St. 12.60 180 14.40
Johnson, Ed, I White St. • . A S -
Latham, William, 1 Pearl IV" !'!f^
Moore, Elisha, Est., 2 Main Street 21.00 1.80
Ormond; F.dmond, 1 Hamilton road 38.43 1.80 41.23
Ormond, W. V.. 1 Wash. 1 Church, 1 Washington, 1
b Rhodes res., 1 Main St. 'SB.;j6 }
Purvis, Gus, I Hyman *-20 1.80 6.00
Purvis, Lizzie, I Main St. 105 180 2.85
Purvis, Baker, 1 Hyman St. * ,1025 1.80 12.05
Purvis, Henry, 1 Main St. 32.87 1.80 34.67
Rhodes, John, Est., 1 Main St 1575 180 17 55
Roberson, Smith, 1 Blount S«. 3.J5 180 49-
Roberson, Rosa, 1 Broad St 10.40 180 12.20
Roberson, John, 5 acres, Main .._ ._. 33.20 1.80 3500
Rogers. P. W. 1 Washington St. ...» 18.65 1.80 20 45
Rogers, Ed., 1 Main St. B*o 1.80 10.20
Rogers, June, 1 town lot * H. 70 180 16 50
Kogers, Delia, 2 Sycamore St. 16 80 J-JO
Rogers, Tobe, 1 Broad St. *2O 180
Rogers, William, 1 Hatton St. 9.40 1.80 11.20
Ruflin, Willie, I Reddick St. 26 20 80 28.00
Ruffin, Jake, 1 Elm St. - '"0 27 80 62.07
Ruflin, Fannie, I Main St 'O3 180 10.83
Scott, Bessie, 1 Church St. JL, 7.35 180 915
Simmons, Florence, 4 Harrell St. 840 1.80 10.20
Smith, Adrian, 1 Hamilton road JJ 70 1.80 15 50
Smith, Richard, 1 Main St. - 13 23 1.80 15.03
Speller, Maggie, 1 Elm S4, 21.00 1.80 22.80
Stokes. W. M, 1 Washington St. 7.93 .80 9.73
White, Ada, 1 Hyman St. 210 1.80 390
Wiggins, Gabriel, sr., 1 Hatton St. 22.05 1.80 23.85
Williams, P. D„ 1 Main *•*' {-JJO '' fj
Woolard, W N., sr., 1 Pearl St 680 # 180 8.60
Wilkini, Joe, 1 Hatton St. J9.90 IJO 21.70
I Woolard. John H. f 1 Washington and Hatton 16.80 1.80 18.00
Woolard, Matilda, 1 Pearl St. 3J 5 1.80 495
Woolard, Joe, 1 Railroad St. 7.50 1.80 V.JO
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
I, A. L Roebuck, sheriff of Martin County, have this day levied on the
following tracts or parcels of land, and will sell the saiue at the courthouse
door of Martin Couuty, in the town of Williamston, on Monday, June 3, 1929,
at 12 o'clock m„ for taxes due and unpaid for the year of 1928. unless the
taxes and costs are paid on or before that day,
This the Ist day of May, 1929.
mIO 4tw A. L. ROEBUCK, Sheriff of Martin County.
Name and Description Ta*e* Coat Total
Jame* villa—White
Bettie Gray Allen, 50 acres Gurkin land $ 51.90 SI.BO $ 53 20
J, Z. Brown Estate, 75 acres Welchs Creek, 250 acres old
home place 31.79 1.80
T. H. Burras heirs. 30 acres Cooper Swamp 23.16 1.80 24.96
Maria Chopick, 1-4 acre store and residence -4*-±. 51.82 180 53.62
S. M. Darden Est., 8 acres S. M..Darde,ri land ... 19.03 1.80 20.83
Alice Davis, 7 acres Mizelle
Mrs. B. S. Edwards, vacant lot 4.83 IJO 6.73
J. M. Hassell, 94 acres US. Hassell, vacant lot, res. 86.25 1.80 88.05
W. R. Hampton, 100 acres Fishery 60.55 1.80 >2.35
Nona Holliday. 57 acres G. W. Holliday, 60 acres B, N.
Holliday, 2 acres N. L. Cherry 115.47 IJB 117.27
T. E. Holliday. 24 acres Davis, 14 acres J, A. llolliday,
27 acres residence, 20 acres woods land 87.38 1.80 89.18
I. &W. Land Co., 4.000 acres (no description) 260.80 1.80 262.60
John A. Mizelle, 7 acres, no description 1.83 1.80 3.63
W. H. Mizelle, 7 acres, no description 1.83 1.80 3.63
R. J. Mizelle Est., 15 acres W. C. Mizelle 3.66 1.80 5.46
Mrs. J. M. Mizelle, residence IS-** 1-80 17.24
Lonnie Lee Mizelle, 5 1-2 acres N. R. Roberson 8.15 1.80 9.95
W. E. Modlin Est, 3 acres residence 1.63 IJO 3.43
Sam Modlin, jr., 57 acres residence 32.24 1.80 34.04
A. L. Stallings, 30 a. Ange, vacant lot, 50 a. Smithwick 13.51 1.80 15.31
H. T. Stallings Est., residence .. • 23.16 1.80 24.96
W. W. Walters, vacant lot, re*., warehouse 80.50 1.80 82.30
P. W. Brinkley, 1 town lot 3.86 1.80 5.66
J. G. Godard, 104 acres Jones . 121.10 1.80 122.90
W. W. Roberson, 15 acres mill 37.49 UN) 39.29
Charlie Frank. W. D. Mitell land 7.32 1.80 9.12
K. Earl Gardner, 1 town lot, Jamesville 2.42 1.80 4.22
Jamesvllle Township—Colored
Windsor Alexander Est., town lot , ~ ™ 9.65 1.80 11.45
Turner Baker. 12 acres Lightfoot 5.87 1.80 7.67
Icelien Boston, 16 acres W. D. Boston * 12.98 1.80 14.78
Willie D. Boston, II a. Cordon land, 44 a. Geo. Boston 38:83 IJO 44.63
Miranda Boston, 16 acres D. Island _. .. 4.15 1.80 5.95
William Boston, 15 acres Robert Bostou 12.89 1.88 14.79
Elisabeth L. Brooks, 17 acres residence 29.41 1.80 31.21
Ethel Cordon, 12 acres J. C. Cordon Est. 7.79 1,80 9.59
Edward Cordon, 12 acres J. C. Cordon Est _ 14.71 1.80 16.51
Gadyst Cordon and Sara Boston, 7. a. J. C. Cordon Est. 6.06 1.80 7.96
Gsdyst Cordon, 12 acres J. C. Cordon Est. . 22:24 IJO 24.04
A. L. Cordon, 17 acres A. L. Cordon
Carrie Davis & Clyde Hassell, 12 acres T. P. Moore . 5.79 1,80 7.59
Annie Gray, 1 acres Outterbridge School 2.90 1.80 4.70
Edd Hill, residence - 3.86 1.80 5.66
Louisa Hollowman Est., residence lk 15.44 1.80 17.24
Edd James, 42 acres Hyman land 56.82 1.80 58.62
George James, 1 acre Levi Boston land 13.95 1.80 15.75
B. F. Keys, 32 acres Soloman Boyd land 21.47 1.80 23.27
William Keys, 2$ aeres H. T. Hinson _ 16.97 1.80 18 77
Raleigh Keys, 20 acres Keys and Boston ~ 16.41 1.80 18.21
I. V. Keys, 10 acres Heath Ange ' 23.62 1.80 25.42
Charles Midget!, 46 acres liagley land .... _ 34.16 1.80 35.96
tMilotm, i 1-2 acres- residence ill UO 4jH
Sarah J. Moore, 10 acres Moore land 27.02 1.80 28.82
J. P. McFadden, residence —_— , 11.92 IJO 15.72
R. P. Powers, residence
OtalHa Rascoe, 17 acres H. Bailey .........— l 3.67 IJO 5.47
Alice Syltes, 66 aeres, no description _..
W. H. C. Sykes, 14 acres Mill Road, 8 acres Mill Road „ 16.52 IJO 18.32
Delia Watson, 3 acres Ann Moore —— . 2.60 1.80 .. 4.40
J. E. Whitehurst, 15 acres Fagan land f —-* 1 7.36 IJO 9.16
W. S. Cordon, 1 acre James 9.72 1.80 11.52
Geo. L.' HardiiKMt, 18 acre* wood* land 6.48 1.80 BJB
Irma Lee James, 58 aeres Lucretia Boston 30.45 1.80 , 32.25
WiUiuM Township—WhiU
Bettie Cray Allen. 118 acres J. L Ward .4 20.16 1.80 21.96
J. G. Godard, 35 acres Henry Carson land £ 6.72 IJO 8.52
Thomas Perry, 66 acta* —.—. 27.62 IJO 29.42
2. H. Roaa. 331 acre* feel land 95.34 IJ6 97.14
Mr*. Clemmie Wella. 22 acres residence 6.72 1.80 |J2
Frank WHU, • *crci neidence —: f 5.21 1.80 . 7.01
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Williams Tnwinlilp Pnlnfwl
Ben Bucmorr, 60 acres Smittawtek land 13.10 1.80 14.90
Mary Jane Bigg*, 40 acres residence 10.08 IJO 1148
Etheline Carson 12 acres Edward Lee land __ 1— 5.46 1.80 7.26
John Cherry, 25 acres residence : Ml 1-80 11.21
Maggie Clark, 13 acres Edward Lee 3-86 1.80 5.66
Ross Cotanch Heirs, 8 acres Polly Cotanch 5.88 1.80 7.68
Simon Fagan, sr., 3 acres woods land _ .50 1-80 2JO
Abraham Fagan, 10 acres residence : , 24.04 1.80 25.84
W. W. Green, 52 acres Island l*ud, 4 acres Knight
land, 1 acre residence ; —.— 16.60 IJO 184#
Tom Hardison, 10 acres Adline Hardison land 6.20 1.80 8.00
Wiley Lanier, 30 acres Gray land 21.66 1-80 2246
George Lyon, 5 acres residence, 5 acres Perry land 15.96 1.80 17.76
W. P. Powell, 75 acres residence . _—.— 36.29 1.80 38M
Sadie Roberts, 10 acres Island land —_... 3.60 1.80 5.16
Daniel Moore, 60 acres residence ...__ 25.77 140 27J7
Mary Terry, 12 acres Edward Lee land ____ 3.02 1-80 442
Fannie Yarrell, 20 acres fesidencej —— 6.72 1.80 8.52
Grif&ns Township—White
L. E. Corey Estate, 156 acres residence 75.20 1.80 77.00
Thos. A. Corey, 60 acres residence 16.79 1.80 18.5 V
Mrs. J. K. Ct>rey, 25 acres residence 13.84 1.80 15.64
Mrs. Sophia J. Corey, 5 acres residence 2.60 1.80 440
Mrs. Cottie L Hodges. 325 acres County Line 1848 1.80 2040
J. and W. Land Co., 11,000 acres dismal swamp land __ 752.00 1.80 753.80
Mrs. Annie Belle Perry, 2 1-2 acres Swamp land .47 1-80 2.27
N. T. Wodlard - - 10 38 1.80 12,18
Mrs. J. A. Daniel, 125 acres residence r 51.29 1.88 53.f9
Bear Grass Township—White
'Garland Ayers, 60 acres residence 64.54 1.80 66.34
D. Bailey & Bros., 24 acres Harrison land. 1 acre store
j site, 1 acre store site - -» 266.45 1.80 268.25
Dennis Bailey, 1 acres residence, 1 acre lot adjoining
A B Averse 30.80 1.80 32.60
IM.W. A. Camp, camp site 6.92 180 8.72
Mrs. Rue Cratt, 90 acres, residence - 46.52 1.80 *8.32
limniie Davenport, 62 acres Moore land 6.92 1.80 8.72
Keddick Mizelle, 17 acres Cratt land ~ 13.30 1.80 15.10
I-ewis, W. Mizelle, 57 acres old residence 40.37 1.80 42.17
Aaron Mizelle. 144 acres Brown land • • 15.73 1.80 17.53
John E. Mizelle, 80 acres old residence 35.98 1.80 37.78
H. D. Peel, 44 acres residence f —— 43.25 1.80 45.05
K. B. Roebuck, 182 acres residence \ 82.69 1.80 84.49
Mr*. W. P. Bowen, 9 acrej Bo wen land, 9 acres Bowen
land. 15 acres mill site, 10 acres residence, 50 acres
Whitley land - 51.75 1.80
W. R. Ruelwick, 23 acres Jenkins land ... 79.99 1.80 81.79
Williamaton Township—Whits
J. Ben Andrews, lot. Washington St. 9.72 1.80
J. H. Bevh, lot, Haughton St 4.35 1.80 6.15
J. W. Bellflower, 140 acres Brown and Teel land 30.88 1.80 32.68
F. C. Bennett, 45 a. Bennett land, 50 a. Williams land 108.54 1.80 110.34
F. C. Bennett and Bros., 85 acres Bennett land, 57 acres
Bennett land 114.68 1.80 116.48
W. J. Bennett, 40 acres Bennett land 50.18 1.80 51.98
Mrs. Mollie Biggs, 1 lot, Hamilton road 15.44 1.80 17.24
George E. Bunch, 1 lot, Pine Street 27.22 1.80 29.02
Critcher Sc Critcher, 2 lots, Sycamore St. ... . 386 140 5.66
Mrs. B. A. Critcher, 1 lot, Watts St. - 90.90 140 92.70
Lucy N. Cullipher, 130 acres Turner land 142.63 1.80
Leslie Fowden, 1 lot. Church St. ~— 65.69 1.80 67.49
Mrs. J. G. Godard, 2 lots Boyle St.. 136 acres Mizelle
land, 640 acres Biggs land, 8 acres Smithwick land 716.06 1.80 71786
J. G. Godard, 130 acres Rogers laud, 1 lot Main St., 1
lot Ham. & Watts St, 1 stockade bldg. 184.42 1.80 186.22
Mary P. Godwin, 80 acres Bennett land, lot Main St., i
lot Pearl St.,, lot Elm St. 199.66 1.80 201.46
C. H. Godwin', jr., 350 acres Staton land 96.50 1.80 98.30
Mrs. F. W. Graves, 1 lot Watts St. 4.83 1.80 _ 6.63
Mary Bonner Gurganus, 1 lot Watts St. 50.18 1.80 51.98
Mrs. S. A. Gurganus Est., Main St. residence. Main St.
store, vacant lot Church St. - 129.31 1.80 131.11
John L. Hassell, lot, Smithwick Street 110.08 1.80 11148
Mary Lee Hassell, 2 lots. Main St., 1 lot Main St., 1 lot
Church St 270.39 1.80 272.19
W. 1). Jeripgan, 1 acre residence 39.74 1.80 41.54
M. G. Jones, 1 lot Haughton St. 6.76 1.80 8.56
W. H. Leggett, 1 lot, Watts St.' 57.90 1.80 59.70
J. O. Manning, 1 lot, Simmons Ave. 91.27 1.80 92.07
O. S! Anderson, agent, 2 lots, Main St. 144.75 1.80 146.55
P. Martin. 2 lots, Williams St. 18.53 1.80 20.33
Martin & Son, 375 acres Whitley land 67.55 1.80 69.35
Wheeler Martin, 1 lot, Main Street, 1 lot, Ham. Rd. 77.46 1.80 79,26
Mrs. Lucy Modlin, 1 lot, Church St. 16.30 1.80 18.10
H. I). Peel. 58 acres B. F. Peel land, Main St. store,
Main Street store. Main St. office 184.32 1.80 186.12
J. L. Peel*, 1 lot, Church St. 55.49 140 57.29
W M. Sitterson, 140 a Sitterson land, 1 lot, Simmons St. 115.10 1.80 116.90
Mrs. F.. M Spruill, 25 acres land 6.76 1.80 8.56
H. W. Stubbs, I lot Smith St. * . 77.20 1.80 79.88
J. G. Staton and C. H. Godwin, jr„. 150 acsrs Fomes
land (1-2 interest of C. 11. Godwin, jr.) 14.47 1.80 16.2/
W. B. Watts, lot, llaughtun Street 48.81 1.80 50.61
B. B Williams, lot, Kailroad St. 28.95 1.80 30.75
Williamston Township—Colored
W. T. Alexander, 1 lot, Garrett St. 33.37 1.80 35.17
M. I- Alexander, lot, Garrett St. 3.86 1.80
F. L. Allen, lot Kim Street, lot Hynian St 23.16 1.80 24 96
Kutli Andrews, 1 lot Washington St. 9.65 140 11.45
lola Baglty, A. C. L. R. R. (lot) 13.03 1.80 1448
Dave Biggs and C. C. Whitfield, 8 acres Nancy Rogers 13.51 1.80 15.31
Burgess Heirs, 1 lot Hill St 13.03 140 14.83
C. Lonnie Coffield, 160 acres Ward land 64.66 1.80 66.46
Will R Evans, 26 acres Turner land 36.68 1.80 38.48
Henry F. Everett, 1 lot Sycamore St., 1 vacant lot 25.16 1.80 26.96
Martha Hargclt, I lot, Washington St. 19.38 1.80 21.18
Rev. Aug. Hawkins, I lot Sycamore St. 36.74 1.80 38.54
Lizzie Hawkins, 1 vacant lot 1-93 1.80 3.73
Lula Hyntan, I lot, Martin St. 1.93 1.80 3.73
J. T. Junes, 1 lot Pearl St. 4.75 140 6.55
Margaret Johnson, 1 vacant lot, Hymsn St. 1.93 1.80 3.73
Ed Johnson, 1 lot, White St. 8.01 1.80 9.81
F. £. Jones, 7 acres Coffield land 9.53 1.80 11.33
Lawrence I-atham, 1 lot, White St. 6.89 1.80 8.69
William Latham, 1 lot Pearl St. ... 9.65 140 11.45
Mahala Lloyd,' I lot, Kim Street - . 4.83 1.80 6.63
Eliza Moore Est., 2 lots Main St. 6.76 1.80 8.56
Edinoml Ormond, 9 acres Hamilton, lot Ham. Rd. 35.32 1.80
W. V. Ormond, 1 lot Washington St., 1 lot Church St.,
1 lot Wash. St., 1 lot Rhodes St., 1 lot Main St. 146.10 1.80 147.90
Archie Outterbridge, 72 acres residence 51.34 1.80 53.14
Lizzie Purvis, 1 lot Main St ■ .97 1.80 2.77
Baker Pruvis. 1 lot Hyntan St. 9.71 1.80 It.II
Henry Purvis, 1 lot Main St. 30.21 1.80 32.01
S. R. Riddick Est., 1 lot Riddick St 15.44 140 17.24
Corey Respass Est., 65 acres Nancy Rogers land .... 70.64 1.80 72.44
John Rhodes Est., 1 lot Mavi Street - 14.48 1.80 16.28
Augustus Roberson, 24 acres S. H. Williams land 21.69 1.80 23.49
Moses Roberson, 8 acres Tyner land 14.85 140 16.65
Ed Rogers, 1 lot Main St. 7.72 1.80 9.52
William Rogers, I lot Hatton St. 9.72 1.80 11.52
Fannie Ruffin, 1 lot Main St. - 8.30 140 __ 10.10
Jake R. Ruflftn 1 lot Elm St., 1-lot Washington St. 55.30 1.80 55.10
W. M Ruffin, 1 lot Riddick St - 25.16 140 26.96
Bessie Scott, 1 lot Church St. 6.76 1.88 8.56
M. I). Slade. IJot White St. 7.79 1.80 9.59
Noah Slade Est., 76 acres residence, 1 lot Elm St 54.04 1.80 55.84
Richard Smith, 1 lot Main St. 12.16 1.80 13.96
Carrie Williams, 1 lot Hatton St. 6.76 1.80 8.56
Lucy Williams, 70 acres Klisha Moore land 30.88 1.80 32.68
P. D. Williarms, 1 lot Main St. 3.96 140 5.76
Sam Winibush, 180 acres Mobley land 119.66 1.80 121.46
Jos. Woplard. 1 ?ot (A. C. L. R R) - 648 1.80 848
Matilda Woolard, 1 lot Pearl St. 2.90 140 4.78
Lena Wilson, F.lisha Moore land - 20.27 1.80 2207
Cross Roads Township—Whits
J. B. Ayers, 25 acres Ayers land 56.23 1.80 58.03
H. B. Bowen, 112 acres Gurganus land 85.91 1.80 87.71
Mrs. Finnic Bullock, 30 acres residence __ .. 33.40 1.80 35.20
W. A. Leggett, 45 acres Ayers land 30.28 1.80 32.08
Mrs. J. HTXeggett, 55 acres Leggett land 37.63 1.80 39.43
J. D, 1-eggett, 20 acres woods lapd 10.73 1.80 12.53
Walter k Gurley, 95 acres Leggett land —. 51.90 1.80 53.70
C. C. Whitaker, 18 acre Leggett land , 14.11 140 15.91
Cross Roads Townshio—Colored
Dennis Evade, 2 acres Moore land 7.11 , 140 8.91
John Griffin, I -acre residence ——— 8.09 1.80 989
John Hill, 12 acres Moore land su. 19J8 1.80 21.18
G. W, Blunt, 175 acres McNorton land „ 30.27 148 3207
Maggie Slade, 17 acres Spruill land 1421 1.80 1641
WTh. Spruill, 17 acres Spruill land
Roberson villc Township Whits j-
Brown Heirs, and' Dunning, 45 ?. Brown heirs land 15.30 140 17.20
Mrs. W. E. Bunting, 50 acres adjoining W. L. Everett 51.00 1.80 5280
S. S. Bayne, vacant lot, Parmele' ■' 3.26 140 5.06
J. O. and John Daniel, 25 acres Daniel land 3.40 1.80 5.20
T. H. Grimes, 22 acres adjoining Dicus farm, 27 acres
adjoining L. House, 120 acres adj. Daniel 148.88 1.88 258.68
Mrs. J. H. Gray, 122 acres Gray land y™ 8146 140 83.66
J. H. Gray, residence. Green St. I— 65.07 1.80 66.87
W. W. Harper Est., 59 acres adj. VanNortwick 2225 1.80 24.05
B. S. Hathaway, 167 acres adj. D. F. Roberson .... 90.38 1.80 92.18
E. L. Lewis, 65 acres adj. J..H. Bryant 104.33 148 106.13
EUen E. Powell, residence, Parmele 17.12 140 18.92
Mrs. Annie G. Powell, 230 acres adj. R. T. Andrews 9240 140 94J0
Pollard and Fleming, 200 acres Hathaway land 191.86 140 193.66
E. B. Roebuck, residence, Outterbridge bt 38.25 140 40.05
W. A. Vanderford, 70 acres adj. H. C. Norman, resi
dence, Gold Point, store and lot . 212.54 1.80 214.34
J. L. and Mattie L. Williams, 41 acres Coburn land, 57
's.J. A. Nelson, 2a. Smith, ten. house, Parmele 102.69 1.80 104.49
Ullie Belle Warren, 70 acres J. R. Roebuck land 7848 148 8846
Mary C. Wynn, vacant lot (Parmele) 2.45 140 425.
G. L. Roberson Est., vacant lot _____ 640 140 8.60
Kobsnonvflh Township—Colored
iohn Andrews, sr., 1 shop tot (Parmele) .... 4.. 449 140 6.69
(attic Brown, lot adj. Wynn —_ _ _ ill 140 341
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Tuesday, Mmf 21*1939