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NINTH rNSTALUNENT
cHAmtn xx
lo«t in lon dox
QmK, notwithstanding lb uml
■■Are af kb sorrocndlngs, slept that
bght as only a tired aad healthy maa
eaa. He waa awakened the aext msrn
«M hr the quiet anoremsatu of a maa.
wnut who had brought hack kb
Noth sc carefully breaks 1 aad null
"Breakfast b Barred at alaa o'clock,
air. It b »o» kail-past eight.*
TD ha right there.*
The baa withdraw aad Quart made
a brbk bolls*. The aamlras (ears of
lb prerleaa eight had altogether dls
he
aad
hreka (ram Me kps ^4e
mt as thoagk taraed
Ua. oa the top mt
pile of white cambric, wee
■gar* which was almost me
ha remerii the Md and draw
metnmary Uttle scrap of pa-{
■■■dll It cat before him'
oa the dr—Nb ernes aad read the esse
Tse wiu fall hero sc yoa hare
Ailed before. Hotter go back. Thera
b more daager for too la this country
thaa poo dream of."
Hb teeth eamo fiercely together aad
ble heads were oloachod. His thoughts
had peas kho a fiaoh to Laaora. Was
ft poaetbb that ham waa latemdeO tar
kerf Ho pat tho Mao swop (ram hbt
thlag wee rcatmaglsable- Craig was
hem most ho hoes. A the does «f
^|TTmf atmosphere of the pleasant
tody Aohlelgh had already tokaohsr
place St tho head of the table.
fihe taoshag aa aleetrle bak naler
her Mml a eieal or two later
"Oa op aad sea how leap poor mas
ter wffl) bar Lady AahMgh gfraoted.
“Vary good, year ladyship."
The maa waa haofrtag through the
whoa ho waa eaddeaty peaked oa one
■Mo. The waist who had waited apeo
QMg. end who was Lard AdMgh'i
Bo elmoot shouted w Lady AahMgh:
"Tear tadyahlp—the master) tome
thlag bag hoppoaedl Ho wool morel
tag
la «
warn
ha 1
“W« lot aat or drink or ales*"
Qaaat declared. fteroely, "eatll wa hero
brought thla matter «o an end. Cmlg
■mat ha laud. Tkla la the auprnma
horror of aH.“
The butler made aa apologetic ap
pearance. Be apoka la a boated whie
»ar. •
• “Toe are wanted downatalra. gentle
m» Middleton, the bead keeper. Is
Chare.*
Aa though Inapt red with g common
Mae, both Quest and the profeaeor hor
rled out of tho room and down tbs
broad stairs. Their Inspiration was
a true one. The gamekeeper wel
comed them with a smile or triumph.
By hla aide, the picture of abject mle
cry. bis Mother torn aad muddy, waa
Craig!
Tr» imagined thla Uttla Job. atr."
■ Middleton announced, with a smile of
Mow triumph.
“How did yon gat hla 7" Quest de
“UtUe Idea of my own,* the game
continued. “I gneeatd pretty
well what he'd he up to. He'd tumbled
to it that the aenal aray oS the moor
waa pretty wall guarded, aad ho d
doubled bock through the thin Uae
of woods eleae to the bouse. I dag
one of my >naterra' pits, atr, aad oot
•cod K over with a lot of loose atnO.
Tbot got him ell right. When 1 went
to look thla morning I saw where he’d
Mien through, and there he waa. walk
lag round and round at the bottom Like
ft caged aalaaal. Tour eerrants hare
taiepbooed for the poUca, Mr. Ash
Qa«*t aaddanly whispered to the pro
teaaor. Than ha tamed to the keeper.
"■stag hla apetalra. Middleton. Car
a aornem.- he directed, •reflow oa.
They paaeed into the bedchamber.
Osset signed to the keeper to bring
Craig *e the sUa at the foe r~ poster
Jhem he drew dewa the aheec
"la that year woskr ha aakad.
1 Manly.
Craig, ap till them had spoken no
word. Ho had stumbled to the bed
•Ms, a broken, yet. In a sense, a stolid
•*ara The eight of the dead man.
however, teemed to galvanize him Into
sodden and awfal vitality. He threw
op hie arms. Hla eyas ware horrible
an they glared at those email black
■ante Hla Upe moved backwards and
forwards, helplessly at am Then at
last ha spoke.
"Strangled!- be cried. ‘One more!"
“That la year work." the ertminolo
gist said, firmly.
Craig collapsed. Ha would have
Mao bodily to the ground if MkJdlw
ton’s grip had not kept him up Quest
band aver Mm. It was clear that he
had tainted. They led him from the
"We’d better lock him up until the
police arrive." Quest suggested. "I
suppose there la n ante place some.
whareT"
The professor awoke from hla
atopor.
"Let me show you." be begged. 1
know the way. Waive a subterranean
hiding place which no criminal on thla
earth could escape from *
They lad him down to the back part
of the house into n dry cellar which
had the appearaaee of a prison ouU
*TMs place has bean used before
new, la the eld days, for malefactors,"
the professor remarked. "He’ll be
ends there. Craig," be added. Me
vetoe trembling. 'Craig—I—I can't
apanh to yen. How could yea!"
There was no answer. Craig’s face
•was basted la bla bands. They left
Mm these and tamed the hay.
CHARTER XXL
OR Ml Mood, (rowmtap. noon the
KRMMi fating at the obrlosaly
•RRr km* Ho looked eaee more
ol tho ally of paper whieb Loners hod
ptraa hid*. There woe so poaalMHty
•t toy ■detski:
Mrs. Wide*.
W Cistnare Rood,
Hampateod.
This wsa 1*7 sad the boaao wee
taptf- Altar a moiaast's baaltaUoo
ho rasp the hall si tho adjoiaina door.
▲ wtiaiia. who had base wauhiaa
“Dm yea tall ■a," ho toaairsd.
"what baa besoms ol tho lady who
aead to Hr* at 117—Mrs. WUIstr
*T aa ary mask ahhpod to yea,
i
. a i •
The maldsermnt stood oo one stds I
to 1st him pass. Almost st th* nma
■otBMt th* door of tbs front room
opened aad a pleasant-looking elder- ,
If lady appoerod
*1 am Mrs WtTUL* she announced '
T am Mr. Quest." th* cnmlaotodlet
told her quickly. "You may hare
heard your niece, Lenars, speak of
Mm ■*
'Tken perhaps you can tell me what
baa become of bar?” Mrs WlUst ob
served.
“Isn't sbe here?*
Mrs. WiUct shook her heed.
T had a telegram from bar from
Ply mouth to say that eh* vaa coming,
hat res seen nothing of her as yet."
Ton's* changed your address, yon
know." Quest reminded bar. after a
moment's reflection.
“1 wrote sod told her.- Mrs. Wlllet
began "After all. tbosgh." sbe went
on thoughtfully. “I am not sure wheth
er the could bare had the letter. Dut
If she went up to Hampstead, aayone
would tall her where I had moved to.
Thsrv'e no secret about ms”
“Lenore did go up to 1ST Kismets
road yesterday." Quest told her 'They
gave hor your address hers, as they
have lust given It to me."
“Thru whet's become of the child r
Mrs. Wtllst demanded.
Quest, whose brain wsa working
qalekly. si rib bled upon one of hie
cards the address of the hotel where
he bed taken rooms end psssed U
ever.
" wm uiuu i con« on to you
here I can't Imagine," he amid. "How
•V*r. HI go beck to the hotel where
•be wee to spend the night after abe
arrived. She may have gone back
there That's my address. Mrs. Will at.
M yoo hear anything 1 wish you'd let
»• know. Lonora'a quit* n particular
friend of mine and I am a UtUe anx
ious."
Quest had already opened the front
door for himself and paaead out. Ha
■prang lute the taxi, which he had
kept waiting.
“Clifford's hotel In Payne a treat."
- he told the mao.
Ha lit a cigar and smoked furiously
all the way. throwing It oa to tka pave
ment at ha hurried Into the quiet pri
vate hotel which a fallow passer,gee
on the ■ learner had recommended as
being suitable (or Leoom'a one night
iIom in town.
"Can you ten me If Mias Lemore
Mscdougal la staying here?" ha asked
at the efflee.
The woman shook her hand.
"Miss Meedougat stayed ham the
alght before last." abe aald, "and her
taggaga la waiting for order* She left
here yesterday afternoon to go te her
•ant's, and promised to send for her
things Inter as during the day. Thera
they stand, all ready for her "
"What time did she go?"
"Directly after aa early loach, ft
must have bean about two o'clock."
Quest hurried away. So arter all
there was soma foundation tor this
queer senes of depraaaloa which had
been hovering about him tor ths last
few days!
"Scotland Yard." he told the taxi
driver.
He thrust anothar cigar between hie
teeth, but forgot to light It. Ha wea
1111111111 —
Craig Eacapta Fnm Uw Collar.
araaxed at hie ova arauttoaa. oo«v
actoaa of faara aad emotieae at which
be wonld acrer hare haltered hlmaalf
capable He gave la hie eard. aad
after a few momaota' delay he waa
efeowa late the praaaaee ef oae of the
chief a of the deteetlea deynrUneot,
who greeted him warmly.
"My namn la Hardaway.'* tbo latter
aaaooneed
"My aaatataet a yoaag lady. Mtaa
Laaora Macaloogal. haa dlaappaaradl
•he and t aad Profeaeer Aahlalgb left
the etaamar at Plymoeth tad traveled
op la the boat train It waa atoypad
at Hamblin road for the profaaaor aad I
myeaU, aad hflas Macdeegal name aa I
to Loodoa. Iho waa ateylag at CMf
fard'a hotel la Payne afreet far the
eight, aad I hen going on te the aaat
Wall, fra fnend that aant. flbe arts
aapeellag the girl net the gVl aerar
iftttnd
“Where dM tbla aaat Near Harda
way ta *■ trad
"Ke IT. Prior* aa OoaR road. Waal
Kenetngtno “ Owen replied "She bad
)oat atorad dm* from ■imari road.
Mampaleod t went drat la Hawyaffd.
1 wara bad bee- there aad I aero ad
bar aaat'a oorreet addraaa la Waal
jtewfewta I faftewad aa la Want
waa gtEl awaltlag bar *
imgin- i r- ■■ill-MMrtMTMMlWTWWWTFirTrMnMT" |
*m Qtva • r*»fmid Mata ta Aajrtni Who Oata Ma Out to tha Bartan Ba
tura Bha Balta.'
A new Interest teemed suddenly to
hare crept tato Hardaway'* Banner.
•'Let me da*," he eeld. "« efae left
Clifford * hotal about two, aba woald
bar* bom* at HaBpetead about half
paat two. 8b« woald wait* a tew tala
ataa la aetlM tegaMaa, tbaa aba
probably leq^^pmpatead ter West
A Qurttf to throi
otra me < [description of tba
young !
they were
i about throe
noon when a
who was ob
Too
, If your sa
ber way to
i tea. She
the daah the best
moans of gettUflo Weat Ksnetngloa
without taking a taxicab Bar de
acrlptloa tslllae exactly with the pho
tograph you have shown me The wom
an whom my maa were watching ad
dreeeed her aad offered to chow her
the way They left the piece together
My men followed them. The hooeo
has been watched erer etace e-ad we
are raiding It this afternoon- Ton aad
I will hmt be la time."
oat. A mao who ssamad to bo stroll
lag almlastly along rsadlag a nawtpa.
par snddsnly Joined testa
"Wall, DUomT* hts efaisd anelalmsd.
Tha ass gtongad around.
Tts got thros maa round at tha
hack, Mr. Hardaway." ha said. "It's
Impossibl* tor aayoas to loara tha
pltM."
Hardaway gaasad to ooatldar a a»
"Look barn" Qaaat tmggasted. "thay
know all of yoa. #1 couraa. and thayu
aarsr 1st yon la aatll thay-ra forosd
to. I'm a straagsr. Lad a* go. ru
gad la all right."
"All right." ho saoaotad. “W. shall
follow yon np grotty slossiy, thoagh."
Qaast stappad hash lato tha tari and
gars tha drirar a dJraotloa. Whaa ha
sarsrgsd la front ad tha haadsnan gray
stona hoasa ha aaamtl to haro bo
eoma eomglataly transforms*. Thora
waa a fotaoas amils agoa hts lips. Ha
sroaasd tha pa ram sat with dUBenlty.
stambltag ap tha stags, aad bald on
tha knoshdr with ena hand whtla ha
aoasaltad a dip of pa par Ha had
—rally rmag tha hall balsro a aHghtly
parted cartels In tha front room fall
togothsr aad a mootst later tha door
waa apsnsd hr a maa la tha Hrory of
a bailor, bat wlth tha tsoa aad phy
sUfaa of a prtaa dghtar.
"Lady of tha hoasa." Qaast domaad
•d "Want tw — too lady of tha
**
set— of A w-sslVa'ataadtsig la tea ban
"Tan had bodtar asms la." sbs ta
ds sat stead la tha
. . , .. . . J
VI* woman shrieked The biller n4
deoly sprang upon ike last man to ■»
tor and sent him iplnnlnc down th*
■taps. Almost at that tenant them
wna n acroam from upstair*. Qwest
took a running lump and want up the
stalls four at a time The butler, who
bed »o fir defied arrest, suddenly
matched the revolver from Hard
away's hand and fired blindly in front
at him. missing Quest only by an Inch
or two.
“Don’t be e fool, Karl!" the women
sailed out. “The game's up. Take It
quietly.”
Once more the shriek rang through
th* bouse. Quest ruabed to the door
at the room from whanoe It earns, triad
the handle, and found tt locked He
ran hack a little way and charged tt.
Prom inside he could bear a tanno 11 of
vetoes. White with rag* and passion,
ha poshed end kicked madly. There
was a shot from Inside, a ballet seme
through tbs door within an inch of hi*
head than th* crash of brakes crock
ery and e man's gross. With a teal
effort Quest dashed the door la and
staggered into tha room. I sanra
was standing la the tar comer, th*
front of her dress Corn and blood apoa
her Up*. Bhe held a rerotrer In her
hand, and was covering a man whoa*
head and bands were bleeding Around
him were tbs debris of a broken lug
"Ifr. Quest!" she screamed “Don't
go near him—rre got htm covered,
rm all right”
Quest drew a long breath. • The man
who stood glaring at him was wall
dressed and stfll young. He was un
armed. however, and Quant secured
htm In a moment
"The gtrt'e mad!" he said sullenly.
“No one wanted to do her any harm."
Hardaway and hls men came troop
ing np the stain. Quest rallnqitahsd
hls prisoner and went over to Leaora.
'Tv* hern . so frightened." ah*
■ebbed “They got me In her*—they
told me that this wee the street tn
which my suit llred—end they
wouldn't let me go. The woman wag
horrible. And this afternoon this maa
cams The brute!"
mfucwb uiiovu iu uwuawBj.
Til taka th* young lady away.** ba
•aid "Too know wbara to Bad ea "
Lsaora had alnoat recovered whan
they rwaahed tha hotal. Walking ap
and down tbay found tha professor.
"My friend!" ha exclaimed—"Mr.
Onset! It la tha deal) Incarnate
agalnet whom wa flghtf"
"What do yoo mean V Qaast de
manded
The professor wrong bis hands
"I pot him IB oar James (I pris
on.' b* declared "Why should I
think ot the secret passage? Mo
one has osed It lor a hundred years.
He found It, learned tke trick—"
"Too mean," Quest cried -
"Re haa earspadV’ the professor
brake hi. "Cml* ha* escaped again!
Tbay am searching for him high and
lew. bat he has aeae!"
Quest’* arm tightened for a momeat
la Lmmt’a It wag eartoas bow be
teamed lo hare loot at that momeat
all aeae* of proportion. Leasts was
•ale . . . the relief of that sue
thought orarshadowed everything else
la the world.
The fallow east get far," ha mat*
"Who know»r* the professor re
plied. dolefully.
They had been standing together la
a BUI* rsoass of th* ball gad da sty
Lowers whoa* (so* was tamed to
ward th* satraas* door*, gar* a Httls
say. Iks took a gstek step fbrward.
"Learn!" she exclaimed, woader
! legly. "Why. If* Laym!"
They all temad around A yeoag
woaag had jn»t sateaed be hotel.
Mowed by a porter carrying some
htggngs Her arm was la a si lag sad
them was a bandage around her fere
heed. tha walked, too. with the help
ef a stick she msoghlaed them at
•see sad waved N gaylr
"Malle, you peep!*!" (he dried,
“•sea rwa yoa to north, ahf"
They were tor • metaeat dam
founded Lea ora woe th* drat ts Bad
word* -Bat When did yea Start.
Imgmr eh* asked “I thought you
war* to# 111 to mesa far weeks -
The girl smiled awetamptaowefy.
,"1 led throe day* after yea. ea fee
Tatoar Balrif aha regard. "Th«g
wm seme trtmhto at Flyuaeath. gag
0
wa camn into Southampton eatly thle
morning, and bar* I am. Bay, baton
wa go any further, tall ma about
Craig."
"Wa>e had him.” Queat eonfueoed
“and loat him again Ha Moapad laat
“Where from?” Laura naked.
“Hamblin boat#.*
“Bay, la that anywhere near tba
■oath eon at?" tha girl demanded u
mindly.
“Ifa not far away.” Quant replied
quickly. "Why?"
"HI tall yoo wky,” Laura explained
“I waa an tare of tt at anyone could
bu. Craig panned m« |B Southampton
water thla mo re lag. being rowed out
to a at earner Hot only that, but ha
racogntied ma. I taw him draw hack
and hide hie face, bat nomchow I
ooaldnt believe that It waa realty ha.
1 waa |oat earning down the- gangway
and I nearly tell Into the tea. I waa
no aorprtaed.''
Queat wee already turning over tha
pagea of tha timetable
“What waa tba at renter — he da
ntanded
“I found oot,” Lean told him. “I
toll you. t waa eo aura of tte being
Craig that I made Do ead of Inguln
loo. It wan tba Barton bound tor
India. *rel atop Port Batd "
"When dona aha ealir' Queat aakrd
"Tonight—eoaewfaere a boot eereo,"
T a nra pnnlla^
Qnaat glanced at tha clock and
throw down the timetable. Re taroed
toward tha door They all followed
him.
*Tea for Southampton.- ho en
aounood. Tm going to try to (at os
hoard that e(earner before aha aalla
Lenom. you'd better go o petal re and
tla down. TheyTI give you a room
her* Don’t yoe etlr out tm I come
hack. Professor, whet about your
“I shall accompany you," the pro
faaaor declared.
-And nothing." Lanora declared.
Arm It, aa aha caught at Quaere arm.
“would heap me away.
TU telephone to Scotland Yard, la
earn they earn to seed a man down.”
Quaat decided
They caught a train ho Southamp
ton, where they were joined by a mao
from Scotland Yard Tha tittle petty
drove as uelckly aa poealble to tbe
docka
“Where dote the Batten start
from r Quest aaked the pternaater.
« The man pointed aet a little way
down tha water.
"Khe’e net la dock. atr“ he eatd
“Hhe’r. lying eat yonder Ton'll here
ty catch her. I'm ifrald.” he added,
fteaetag at tha eloek.
They burned to the edge of tha
guny.
“Look here." Quest cried, ml ting
hla votes, -rn give a ten-poand note
to enyooa who geta me out to the
Bert on before aha aalla.”
Tha little patty erere almost thrown
Into n tug, and in a few mtnutsi they
were eklmmtng acroea tha smooth
water. Just aa they reached tbe
steamer, however. As began to move
"Jtuo up elm (aide." Quest ordered
The captain came down from tbe
bridge, erhtm be had been eoaferring
with tbe pilot
“Keep sway from tha aide there."
be ahouted. -Who or* your
“We are tn search of a desperate
criminal whom we beHrve to be oe
Q«Md liMirw Hha la a Moment.
board rm •taeaar," Qaaat explained
"Ploaao tako M oa board.'
Tba captain ebook kla bead.
"Am m bam Scotland Yard 7“ he
aabad. "Hare poe «ot peer warraatr
'Wo in bam America." Quart aa
■wared. 'bat we're (ot a Scotland
Yard eti with es and a warrant,
rlcbt oaoech.”
Tba eeptala ahook hi* bead
1 am trrmr aa hoar lata," bo Mid.
*aad If* ooetta* mo Bftp panada a
“Wet* U I taka pee oa board. pea'll
bare ta oetaa rt«bt aloac with mo. aa
btt pm tad the fallow before we're
left peer tab babied."
Quart to read eraeed
"win m iM nr t< aabad
"ThI" tbcp ell n>ln
"We're eomloc. Mptala.' QaaM dm
aided
A rape ladder wee let dowm. The
Tea farced te «o fell epead ahead
In ereee the bar,' be told Qeert Tm
Mrrp. bet the Mde'a feet ea the term "
TVep looked at ewe aa other a Httle
bbuiktp
Tba prefnnr. bawerer. beamed
■Poe then all.
1 bare alwapo e
naM. ”t%at Pert bald
littn Ptboe ’
i.*o as ooKTormxi
MOJCTGAUE HAUL Of LAND
Under and by nrt.ua ol tha power
of **4* conmmeu in a certain booty
gaga mm KunniMM to w. r. nocaa
-*i oy nwittoa XMoruaa ana wua, *t*>
tauua Neman, wrucfi mortgage oeeu
m Aevoruea in nooa ivo. no on page
JV< recerua ol oanat county, ve
la uil naving oeen meat m tne pay
ment ox u«« ueoi tneieoy lacura^
Ukc umiereignco will sail to UM AigO
eat rnuuar lot caan at toe courtaouae
aoor u» Loiungtoa, N. U on moacgy
lowti any ux nntn, leio, at id
o clock, Ju. Um loiiowiug oeacnben
nuiue;
tee tract: being a part of lot No.
o in me uivieum ox mo ootato at
** ui. nocamoy aa win more xuiiy
*pp«ar m ma <«our. ox aaia ui vision
a lecoioeu in 0044 da i iu, rage
oe oiine ol A4ttg*aMur of u««ua at
4i4.u*e.t county:
Deguuuag at a stake, Um eoutA
mmimba»« coiner ol a o-acra uaa eOU.'.
m a. a. neaaiOy by w. t. nocka
«*ay anu runs aa um Ned
«*A4*tAia*a lute b. xe n. kt.5b raaina
bo a H4M aau cnmUL jack pointer*
m a Ougc aow, dcu ma.ukcwe cor
nar; inance N. 55 w. kx.io mama
m a auuta anc. pointer at me ocea
ui a braiAcn m ami ncciuunty • line;
menco aa ma line N. * a* xodo
cnaxne to a 4 take m Aiex No roan a
•o me tvuwiotu coiner 01 me fr
eer* tract sons u> n. A.tlnifr;;
L*ence es the line of Us* sue tract
o. 08 h. lb enema to me oegmamg
containing <s« i-X acre*.
Ana tied: usown a* lot No. 6
in use \Sd nocseaey oivimuii above
referred lo ena wuiaMu aa louowe,
oeginning at a corner of Use W.
oocaaoajr house tract at me bean
o( a insail branch Alex Uockaday's
itna ana runs as saso is ns t>. i w. lo
chains us a stake, hen urn Uockaday's
corner; Usance as ats line b. 88 Il
ia 76 chains lo a stake on the east
sage of a smell branch; thence N.
A hi. 16 chains to a etax* end point
ers us W. y. Uockaoey s line of lot
no. u; thence se his line N. 88 W.
i8./b chains to Us* beginning coo
tesniag 80 acres more or lees.
3rd lract: The land conveyed la
the 8rd tract la all of that inierest
conveyed by W. R Uockat'ay to par
ty of use second part aeesgnateu aa
8rd tract in deed Irons W. 1. Uocka
uay ano wife to Menton Nordeo sod
containing 16 acres sod for a mors
uehniie uascription see deed W, F.
nockaaay ana wife to hen toe Nor
ccn as recorded in Hagieter of Dead*
omen of Hsnsetl couoly.
'Ibis 1 etrusry 8th, 1816.
W. Y. HOCMADAY,
Mortgage*.
£. Y. Young, Ally.
FUBL1C SALE OF LAND
WHAhhAH. um undersign*
rooiigsgee aid expo** to Mi* Um
wrtuuuwr oeecnDed And. in tha
town of l>unu, N. L. on Um Hath day
or January, l»ib. urn*c and whare
r red jermgan became the last and
mgSest bicmtr for same at the price
ol i ainy-two handntu and seventy
nve oouara and Sa* refused or fail
ed to pay for same attar aanso has
omtn oemanaed of him; Now the un
oursigiMd by virtue or tnc power of
eaie contained in a certain mortgage
need executed to turn by W. L. Mod
ton on um rath day of March, una,
anu duly recornad in Ovok No. lid,
oa page oev records of Barnett
county ana by reason of Ua said
reed Jar rugae refusing to pay for
•am property as D- uud purchaaa
ne agreed and pro mi tea to oo, ina
uduaiaigned moi tgagee will sell to
Ac big ban burner tut cam on tha
premia** in Uunn, N. <J., on Friday
A* Irtn day of Mercn, 1*10, at Id
o Clock hi. to aauify skid mart
gkge derau.t having been mao* la
a* payment ol same and the refus
al of laid Fred J or tug an to comply
with hi* contract, the following des
cnbeo bouse and lot A Ibo town of
Bunn;
beginning in the south margin of
Broaa street at a oouit 70 feet from
magnolia street, Mrs. Jackson's cor
acr, and ran* thane* southwardly
with Jackson’s tine, parallel with
Magnoua street 8uu feet to Camber
lend street; thence saatarardly
with Cumberland street to the alley
70 feet; thence with the alley sod
parallel with the Am line to Broad
street; thence with Broad street to
he beginning, it being the sauna
house and let conveyed to Dr. W. L.
Hudson by J. L. Thompson and wife
as recorded in Book No. 181 oa page
81 records of Harnett county.
Tha lot will be sold Am In halves
and then as a whole end sale that
bring* most will be confirmed.
This Febrnery IS, 1818.
E. r. TOUNG,
__ Mortgagee
NOTICE OF BALE
By virtue of the authority grunted
by u certain Deed of Trust executed
by B. C. Tty lor sad wife, Minnie
layior, to J. a Clifford, Trustee,
which sold Deed «f Truet ie duly
registered la Book 102, Page 924, in
the other of the Register of Deeds
of Harnett county, taa undersigned.
Trustee, named therein, wU on
Saturday, March 25th, 1919, at 12
o'clock M. offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the door of tho MwMdpal
building In tho town of Dunn, Her
nsu county, North Carolina, th*
following described real aryl person
al property, to-wit:
Meal Estates
The same being in AveraMwro
township, bounded as follows: Be
ginning r.t a pins stump, Andrew
Tart's comer, and rune thaeice North
90 West 10.20 chains to a stake at a
4tah. John Norris' earner; theacn
North 70 Bast 12.72 chains to a stake
In Julius Stewart’s lias; »him
Stuth 20 East 10A0 chain; to Jul
ios Stewart’s corner; thence direct
to the beginning, cssit-inlng 21 1-2
sere*, more or lees .
Personal Property,
AU end singular the stock of
foods, wane and nwrekandise of
rrery kind whatsoever new located
and contained within the store bulld
iag on East Bread Street in th*
town ef Dune, which store building
belongs to O. F. Peas, and la th*
MUiag la whteh the mid B, G,
Taytor lately conducted and carried
on ,kia mercantile business; alee aB
star* hrteree and Store furniture ef
any and every kind including show
eaaee. counter*, iron safe, table*,
typewriter, sewing machine and any
aad aB ether fixtures new located
b the stem bnOdtor above referred
t* Invenytory will betaken ef the
sdTreetea.
This the Had day ef Bab., 1212.
J. C. CLIFFORD.
Tiueto*
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