******* 4
"LOCAL*
**** » * * «
Brainerd Starling, of Norfolk, i
litre to visit relatives.
I- ». Barnes left thi» weak to
Florida, where h» will mend swim
winks.
Miu Jemo Thomas, of Dunkirk
Indiana, la her* to riait har and*, S.
G. Marks.
'Charlie Baiioy of Johnston coun
ty. waa a bosinraa visitor in Dunn
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. U-odgaa hart
n-.t ved to Dunn from their home nani
Black river.
Mr*. Elisa Pope, who haa baan aa
tioualy ill for the past week, la slow
ly improving.
Mrs. R. O. Primrose went to Jack
snn Springe last week where ehe will
spend several weeks.
U. A. Buchanan, of the Syndor
Pump and Well Company, of Rich
mond. is hare to repair the town wa
ter pump*.
J. A. Guy, of Fayetteville, haa mov
ed to the home of hit brother, John
R. Guy. and will engage In farming
thera this year.
Squire Eltlredgc Lee returned Fri
day from Raleigh where he had at
tended a banquet given insurance
agent* representing hia company.
A protracted meeting will begin
at the First Uaptlst church Sunday,
February l»th. Tbe preaching will bo
done by the pastor. Rev. E. N. John
son.
The Cornelius Harnett Chapter of
tbe Daughters of the American Revo
lution, will meet with Mrs. Lloyd
Wado Friday afternoon January fOtb
el 3 o'clock.
Miu Jessamine Starling is In a
Fayetteville hospital suffering from
Appendicitis. She underwent an op
eration several days ago and ia well
nil the road to complete recovery.
The Dispatch* was la error last
week when it stated that Junius
Barefoot had accepted a position
v-lth L. P. Surlea Jimmy Barefoot
ia the- gentleman who accepted the
job.
Dr. C. H. Sexton is suffering from
painful injuries sustained Sunday
when he was seised by an attack of
vertigo and fell from a chair In wkleb
he was sitting. He is not considered
dtieguroualy ill.
C. C. Butler last week cut and
ate a watermelon gathvrod from hli
patch last fall. The melon had boon
kept ia his store sines It was Harr sit
ed and. according to Mi. Butler, tast
ed just as a watermelon should taste.
i. C. Byrd sod former 8hcriff W
H. Turlington returned yesterday
from Richmond whore they Had beau
to visit Bin Byrd's brother, •Bam.
who is In a hospital there. Mr. Sam
Byrd was operated upon Sunday and
Is recovering very nicely.
The people of Dunn owe Captain
B. B. Shaw of the Durham and Sou
thern shops a debt of gratitude. Had
he not volunteered to supply the
boilers of tho plant with water from
the railroad's well, the plant would
have been compelled to shut dram
last week.
There is one hickory limb near
Black Biver that is exceed ugly dan
gerous ground for squirrel. C. P.
Godwin has shot 214 of the furry
little fellows from that limb in the
lost twsnty yean, the 214th falling
last Saturday. Mr. Godwin say* this
particular limb seems to bo some sort
of pathway for the squirrels along
B’aeb River.
In bis Ansi report given the Board
of Commissioners TJ. S. Page, retir
>og chief of police, shows that be
has collected $126,944.*! in taxes
end court eosts during the two and
n half years bo served here. Of this
sum $14,806.30 urns for court costs
exclusive of fines and does not In
clude more than $704 due tbs lawn
for costs in actions for wkleb pris
oners served on the roads la 1920
the potieeman turned $50,622.11 la
te the city treasury, in 1941 $49,
618.04, and in January this yaar $20.
704.66.
«• 0- Galley, deputy Stele tax
commissioner, was here yaetarday to
Arrange for the listing and collection
of Slate Income taxes. He found few
t**'r*y*»s ready ta receive him,'hut
w**l return within a few da** and
will apoad some time here la an ef
fort to clean up the matter. Mr. Gul
ley la a recent appointee to the com
missioner's office Ho was until last
year in the employ of the Federal
Government and wee oae of the most
valuable of Col. Alaton D. Walla*
awn. Ha la now operating under Col.
Witts' direction.
Mystery rerroands the action of
a man who drove a Ford coupe to a
petal ou the SaVmhnrg rood near
Jeff Crump]er» homo and left it. The
•wan waa toon to hero the car. hut
robody knows wl.eir ha went. The
iar le In excellent r inning e'aditton
and Is behoved to love beer stolen.
"’Herr waa a quantity of »an-*v and
the wing gum ta the car wh.m It waa
found. It waa loft Sunday morning.
Mr. Crumple? now hos <t ta hk pom
melon and will ho glad to turn St
ever to the owner upon Identifica
tion George L. Cennady. J eases Beet
and Fearty Wade, who vIsHnd Halem
butg yesterday, saw (he ear.
In a meeting of the cotton darn
ers of Harnett who have become per
ttao U the cooperative marketing
plan held yesterday ta UlHagton Mm
following dalogaUa to tho Start*
moating to b* bold in Raleigh Wad
■"*»r war* oppolntod: T. R. Mo
stly. W. Smith, H. T. Spears, a
K Young, R. L. Godwin, R. L. Wnr
1 ton, B. P. Gentry, B. F. Porker, W.
a Salmon aad B. O. Townaend. Tha
•Ut# matting win bo hold for th*
election of director, and officer* who
are to manage the marketing of cot
, I*" thla year. B. P. Gentry
wm i chairman of tha mooting
yotlorday aad Edward Smith
wu pocretwry. Much latoraat wea
shown la tha plan aad acme fin* ad
dremm ware made by Charla* Boat,
B. 0. Townaend, Marvin Wad* aad
Superintendent McBroom. of th* Ltl
Ungton Farm Ufa School
John A. McKay, president of the
John A. McKay Manufacturing Co.,
aad originator of tha McKay (talk
cutter aad other farm implement*,
Ha* Jast returnda from a trip through
the bull weevil region* fef Sooth
Carolina and la i(suing a .warning to
all cotton farmers to prepare against
the coming of the pest. He lays that
farmers down them am mined aad
that the entire eastern section of tha
dote it bankrupt because of damage
aonc by the weevil last year. He wee
told to warn North Carolina farmers.
The South Carolinians said they had
been warned by Georgia, bat felt
that they would have plenty of time
to guard against the ravagwe of the
ocet—but they waited too long. Mr
McKay advises fanners to grow food
crops and raise beef, hogs end poul
try. “Raise food for youreslvei and
roar stock," he aaya; “then yoa’U be
In position to defeat the waevil. On
you do, the weevil wall get yea
within the next three years."
Report of the CeadftJoa of
THE state bank and trust
COMPANY
At Dmon, ia the State of North
Caroline, at the close of businem.
December 31st, 1*21.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts_*128,361.62
Overdrafts, secured, *1,
2(fl .76; ante eared,
*1.*«. 1,203.06
nlted States Bonds and
Liberty Bonds. 443.00
leaking Houses, *14,
126.47; Furniture
A Futures, *4,600.6* II,717.16
lash in vault and net
amounts due from
Banks, Beakers, and
Trust Companion . .. 21,730.60
Cash Items held over 24
hours - *34.80
Checks for clearing__ 313.87
Total.*171,368.01
LIABILITIES
Capital Stack paid ln...| SS.OOO.SO
Indiaid ad Profit*, less
currant expenses and
taxes paid ._ 1,824.62
■Hla Payable. ItttiM
Deposits subject te
*«k. 26,424.22
That Certificate! of Do
poait. Doe In Less Than
30 Day*- 1.500.00
Cashier's Check* out
«*“<*■*. 912.74
Certified Checks . ..... 1S0.47
Time Certificates of Do
P*dt, Dae on or After
30 Boy*. 24.239.76
Sarin** 0apoaita. 19,849.09
Total . . ..9171,968.01
8tate of North Carolina—Comity of
Barnett.
I. E. T. Draper, Cashier at tho
ahore named Bank, da solemnly
iweor that the shore statement is
true to tho boot of my kaorrledga and
belief.
E. T. DRAPER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me. this id day of Janeary, 1922.
*• L. COOK, Notary Public.
**y Commission expires Jan. 29,
1922.
Correct—Attest:
■. B. JACKSON,
E C. BUTLER,
T. V. SMITH.
Director*.
By marking off a Pago, Dunn la In
potation, lot as hops, to aUminat*
wane of tha scratching upon Ita im
"telpaj Itdyu. Uka a beautiful
peaceful, restful lawn may yen sake
'*• Chtof Pandergruml — Harnett
Comfy News.
L a. culbketh. Off falcon,
•tetoe that for tha fliet fifteen
d»»* *t ala month ha guthumd
oo.i eggs from fifty ham*. Ha foods
tk<*' hena an Chiekea Chow dor,
I* checkerboard hag* by L.
P. Sorts, Dunn, If. C.
SaU •!
Uiwtor and by rirtuo ef tha power
of ml* eontainad la a certain mart
W*1«ta eneeuted to tko nnder
-toned by John Campbell and w.fn,
whldt mortgage dead, la recorded In
Nrt’••• record* of
Harnett County, default haring bean
•ado In tha payment of tha debt
iherrby secured, the andcntgnsd wfll
2" 5 TTXh at
the court houaa door In Ullinctea.
C.. on Tuesday, February its,
I**** 1 e’doek P. H., thofoilow
l daooribed land, to-wit;
Beginning at a (take and pointer*1
■ the wort edge of Itewart* Creak j
3V* ItokaTCra the appar comer
•f the McAllister place U tha min
tjort line, and mi aa tha min tract
5' i*4 ,*■ 14 •holna and M linka to a
’uk* >» the edge of a daldj thenae
*• * «*•*»• **d 00 Halm to a
^7 ■ P«*h t link* to tha left
jf tha lino: theme* a low Hue I MR
W. M chain* and 80 link* to a rtaV*
aart pal a tort, too dlrttaon lln* of tha
mill tract; time* a* Art Hu* M. 0*
W. • cbetas and M link* to the ha
17 M. Mtt*.
Yoanr and Bast. AttonSn"*""*
AdmJeletraiar’e Natice
, ^*T,n* eoallflad aa odailnlrtrato
oi Mtm. Jennctt L Tart
.fto °.t1H*ra,tt £«•■»», North Cato
Un** J*,1* 10 BoUf7 «11 peraoni Hue
ng claim, acainit the estate ef aah
leceased to exhibit them to tho air
leml*ncd at htt office, on or befow
anaary 1*. 1**8, or this notice will
■a pleaded In bar of their recovery.
VI persona Indebted to .aid estate
'ajicl-alyssas*"'”-1
Administrator of Mrs. Jenaett t
ran.
This January 10, IP**.
’an 10 IT 14 It feb 7 14.
, ef Sale Uader lE^eatie.
lortb Carolina.
. U *** Superior Court
lamatt County.
B. C. Lucas and wife
n
»• »*• umi ana erria.
Nutlet of Execution Sale
BJ ▼>«#* of an oxocntton directed
o tho undersigned from tha Superior
onrt of Harnett county in the above
■ntltled action. I will, on Monday.
?y,,.d*y "f February, 1*2*. at
z o clock M.f at the courthouse door
f«lJ county, tall to the highest
»ua«r for cash to utwfj aald caeca
•OB, all the right, title and Intercat
vhlch the said A. 1). Coats, the do
eruiant, has tn the following desertb
xl real aatatt, to-wit:
A tract of land aidjoining the
and* of Mack Stuart. Cahria Weaver
md dotcrihod as follow*:
He land herein described is a
•art of tho Wa. Weaver estate, aad
bat portion designated in the dtvis
»n as the share of Isabella Norris,
recorded -in Book No. t of DM*,
•na in the offlet of Register of Deeds
'or Harnett county, and ia Included
a the following bounds:
Beginning at a stake in Wash
'»*«' li»*. a comer af Lot No. d
n said Was. Weaver division and
tuts thenes North, M West, ll.H
hairs to k tree mar had as a comer,
car tha run of Heyhi creek and ia
he llo* af tha Paris Weaver tract
ow B. M. Btuarl'e thence a* that
in* Santh d West, abont 10.60 chains
o a large poplar, a comar af tha
▼ash Jamas tract aad *n tha East
id* of Hughs crock; thence as tha
Vsaver lias South. M East 16 chains
> a etake hy a dogwood in Wash
**»•»' Aald; thence North *5 East
0 Chains u tha beginning, contain
f H *-t acres more or law.
Socsnd tract. Nineteen scree ef
tad in and contiguous to tho town
f Coats, adjoining the homestead
t of the paid A. D. Coata. tho aald
notsen acres includes two while
locks in ike said town of Coata, the
fit of which lies directly South of
’»• D. Coat's residence and on which
■ situated a store bouse, said Mock
•‘Of 30* feet by *00 feet, and a sec
■nd block lying acreae tho street and
• the West ef tha said store bouao
I***. the reins'- .1J- portion of
he A D. Coats ht u tre*t. save ana
•« • 11 thr homeri- t.H-.l-tS -j
. D. Coats under this, exeinilio
men mnnuu is as iouowi:
One block la the team of Coat: '
X feat by MO feet, lying wran
he street directly West of A. D
’oat’s residence, also th# house lot
riileh begins ad the Southwest cor
*r of tho block eu which It is sHua
ed, and rune thence a* the line af
ha strsst sn<| as the South aide *f
he block. South 4U feet to a stake;
heo at a right angle with the first
ine. N. SOB feet to the street;
*>en W as this street 432 feet to th*
Jorth West earner of th* Mock, then
’>• MO fast to the beginning con
fining five acres in both Mock'
vMch is accepted as a homestead
.roes the 14 aere tract as described
hors.
A plat shewing th* location of th*
and lying la and near th* town of
'•oats will be os Mb Hod st sale.
This 7th, day of January 1*22.
J. W. Me ART AN, Sheriff.
Tan. 10 17 24 *1.
Netiee
Under th* power of eel* contained
la a mortgage deed executed by Jo)
dud son to C. M. Altman on the 1st
lay of November 161* and recorded
• Harnett County In Book 117, page
174, default having been made in
he payment of the notes secured
hereby the undersigned mortgagee
rill SXPOSS t* sale at public auction
° .****. bidder far cash at 12
/clock M., on Monday. February 13,
<622 st the court house door la iil
infton, Harnett County the foDow
ngdeeeribed tracts of tend:
v”1 T,JSct: mid being la
Andersen Creek Township, Harnett
bounty. State of North Caraliaa, and
ldjobiiag the tends of Duncan Shaw
ind others sad hounded as foBews:
Beginning at a comer aboat savauty
card* Bast of Duncan Shaw's haaae
tad runs thence as th* Urn* af th*
original tract of fly* hundred and
weenty (*70) acre*, deed Dram 3.
M. Tamer t* D. W. Turner, B-TW-47
shalos to a gum on the North Mdc af
Anderson's Creek a few yards shoe#
•he fence across said creak; thence
1 20 E. 2 ckflint irram Hi* FfMik tA
i dctd pine; thence the rariaaa eour
et of the caid crank on it’a Waatom
t fee to MeArtan'a line and Smith’,
omer in aald line; thanee aa hie line
hUtt! chain, ta Smith’# eomer
by a road; thence hia Una M. M K
1 1-4 chain* Klllott'a eerer; thane*
hi* I *« fl. 88 E. 14 chain* to BUatt’a
corner; thence fl. 4 W. 10 chain* to
earner in MeArtan'a Una: than**
he MrArtan’i line fl 88 E. I I I
-•haine to a comer nant tba head of a
tMII pond; those* N. I 1. II 1-8
bam* to a comer |n a branch)
*MM fl IB E 7 1-5 chain* to th*
North I »ft* n Road; thener up the ra -
"hma comnee of *#U road (direct
onaa) 18 N. 85 W. SB chain, to
trjmor by mid road near th* M
Wt bourn; thane* M. 18 W, 8-10
chaina to Nardoa’a corner; those* ae
U* Un* N. 71 Waot to h<* eomor by
beroad loading from TnraarO to
Norton**; thane* W. 9 tha n. t. *
r,”*rJ:ort r**» of «h* road tod's*
frem Tunaer’a to flhawa; taoi.j the
rartoti* coo cam *f a*ld road to the
befcinrlnf, conelifnf of th* fctlowma
W. 4 44-100 chain*; *i -we* N. M S’.
*• »• W. i i j 'ha nr N.
•C V t chain.; M. in BP. c I d
‘ ,“*d thea W n chain* to the
beginning. contain! »* four heudrrd
(44*) aero, mer* or lam.
flocosd Tract: Lying and b*tn« la
Aadaraoa a c»»ek Townahln. Harnett
iW* •< Korth Carol Ian. *d
jotolnir lb* land* of Join McAitod
Md other*, bo and ad aa fallowri Bo
■toninf it a daft with o.h pelatan
an th* Ban aid* of th* road that
and* to Taruar'. bona* W. f **5T
to a itak* in tho Waal adg* of th
road that go** from Shaw* to Tin
oor'o bouse; thonco M. BO W. ft
40-100 chain* to a stake la the fork
of th* rood Norton'* corners thenc
■oat with Norton'* Ha* to 76-lw
chain* to a atak* with oak pointer
in NeArtaa’a lino; tboom n# hi* lim
■ ■* 14 B. 11 chela* to a atako am
pointer*, then to th* hertnaln*. eon
L&lulnff fifteen (16) ■«]«,
Third Tract: Adjoining the land:
of Mr*. A. B. WMkerTAlM Norris
and othen and bounded a* follow*
Beginning at * atak* in Ik* lino of i
thirty-Or* (86) aero tract con rayed
by D. W. Tumor to W. M. Norton
(now Mm A. B. Walker) mn* K. S3
W. • rhainj and font' link* to a (take
(toeend comer o( tklrty-dve arm
traces thence about N. 87 E. 8 80
100 Itak* to a (take and pointed the
third comer of a on* orr* tract;
thence with the line of the mid on*
ocro tract to th* beginning, contain
ing wren tenth* (7-10) acre mn or
toil.
Fourth Trod: Adjoining th* Uad*
of John Mr Arlan. W. B. Gainey and
other*, to ended a* follows: Begin
clog ut p atak* East of Dnnean
1 ohawt; thcac* E. a 60-100 chain* to
a itak* ou th* K*rth (id* of th*
oad; thone* B. 70 E. g.M-100 chain*
to a atak*; thcocc 8. SJ E. • 50-100
-kein* to a ftako; th.no* B- 76 B. g
"0-100 chain* to a stake; thone* 8.
13 E. 2 chain* t* a fork In the rood;
hence S. 84 K. 9 60-100 chain* to a
taka; ther.ee 8. 64 E. t 90-100 chain*
a McArtar’i line; then** N. 18 West
vith Me Arlan 1* linn 13 86-100 chain*
* a atak* at l>«' fork of the roads
(MoArUa’t and Ttomar’a road):
thenc* N. 77 W. 17 60-100 chains to
a stomp and pin* point***; tb*n<« di
ed to beginning, containing tfctrty
flvr acre* more or lam.
fifth Tract: Adjoining th* land*
of Alex Norria, W. M. Norton and
otheM, bounded a* fallow*: B*gin
aiag at a atakc at th* North East
comer of W. M. Nordoa'i yard tone*,
about to* yard* from th* fane* and
run* thane* N. 66 80-168 Wort with
W. M. Norton’* line B 84-100 chain*
to a otoke in hi* linn with phi* ami
stump p*iat*r»; thane* N. S B. 1 18
100 chain* to a atako with black gum
and Mack jack pointers; thone* 8- 68
19-100 K. 0 84-109 chains to n atak*.
wtth damp pointer*; thane* LIL
1 66-100 chains to th* beginning,
ontainsng on* (1) a*ta
Thl* Janmnr h. 193*.
C. M. ALTMAN, Mortgage
Ian. 10 17 »4 8L .
NMic ml Mmim at Load
Under aad by virtu* of the autV
• "tty voted ia ae by * certain daad
*f trust axaeutad by A. T. Lee end
wife to tha umd*ra|gn<aJ tni«i to
ccur# tbo Hr««t af a note u the
Virginia Tract Company af Rleh
ond, Virginia. which said dacd of
-net ia recorded la the Regirtry of
■»~ncU County ia Booh l> at page
.7, tie and*'aimed. trustor will
ell at pubi c auction to the highest
o dder at tk* Coart Habra door in
He town of Lillinwtoa oa Fehaary
U, 1922. at IB o'clock M. the fol
owing described tract of Uad:
Plrrt Tract: Bewtartng at a birch
1 the N. bank of Oago Boar River
-d rani S B1 degrees E la chains
- t to3a corner; thauca N. 69 da
ce? W. a>'oet 8 chains to a stake
I ’-ointa-a; thenc# M. 6 dag'aa* E
■> chain* to B Pin*: thnnee N. ii I
2 chains aad 96 Doha to a p a*
tamp; thane# M. 98 W. about IS
halna to tho ctd-coagwr with Hickory
tad Pino pointer*. J A. Vine**'*
corner: thoaea with aaid I. A. Vla
aa'a liue froaalag the read South
IS degrees Wert M SO chains la aa
tih aa tho bmnlc af Cap* Fear River;
hence down tho aaM hank BS chains
t* the beginning, aad i» 192 acres,
more or lorn.
Second Tract: Beginning »t the
toath af Soring Branch, running
Seace up Mill Crack 7 pole* to a
tone on tha Wart bank of Mill
Of ok just below the C-eat Falla;
•hence N. 49 drgrvo* £ lid polo*
to a atou* end pointer* in g. fl. Brad
lay’* line; tbanee N. 4 1-2 W. 82 poles
t* a atone aaid Bradley** comer;
tbeucc K. 84 W. 89 l-B pelea to a
•ton* thence K. 88 degree* W. 49 l-B
poles to a atone W pointer* aaid
Bradley** corner ia H. H. Lanier's
liac; thence 8. 49 1-8 dagrac* W.
49 1-2 polrs to a Make on th* Mill
Road, aaid Lanier** corner ia E. M.
Blanchard'* Use; tbenee at K. M.
Blanchard's lino along aaid Mill Road
161 pole* to a rton* pile sad point
arm thence 3. 41 1-8 degree* W. 16
oolee to a rock; tkoace S. 96 1-t do
•Trees W. 26 pole* to a stan* oa th*
Spring Branca; thence down the va
rious courses of tho same to th# ha
ginning, containing sixty two acres
and 16 pel** and *<W** Ik* mill,
fin. etc.
Thia January 8th 1912.
W. RANSOM BANDERS, Trustee.
Jan. 19 17 td 91 7 _
Matte, ef Safe •« Load
Under and by ttote of power of
mle contained In a certain Dead of
Treat executed by Jweoh WlUtemeen
aad wife, Nancy 3. Wtttmaaea, to
CUrceao J. Smith, truelee, which ie
recorded la Book US, Pact lCT.of
See of Beyieter of Dnede for Har
nett County, North Carotba, defaalt
heviny been made la the payment ef
tite itt'» recared by eeid Deed of
Tenet end the bolder of eeid Dead
•* Treat and aetae baxiny rnqaerted
that eeid lead be eald lie undcr
•braed traatee wHl offer far rate to
the hlarhcet bidder far cam at the
court hone dear at LUUayton, Bar
nett County, North Caroline, on
tract or parcel of teadi
Beyinniny at a ftake on the waat
■fee of Stawmrt’e Cram aad nine M.
I. « cbalne aad 70 Unka to a
•taka; tbenca S. 71 E 41 rhetor and
10 liaka to a (taka la BorroIVi Mac;
>eaceS. t« yt. 1 chaiae aad (7 Itaki
te a (take, a corner; thence I M 1-4
W. IS ehiklaa to a (mall rad oak:
'hence N. 84 0-4 W. IS chalat and
*0 Unka to a (taka; thence N. SI S-4
W. tS cHeine to the boytnriay, eon
talnlny H aeree were or lea.
Piece ef ealoi Caort Heaea door,
t 11 ayton. M. C.
Time el Sale ■ Thornday, Pekruary
'• IMS. at It e'etoek ML
Teimt of Bala; Caek.
l£jjn the isth day af January
, CKABBfC* 3. SMITH, TmeUn
Jaa 17 S« SI Tab. T.
Notice la keroby^yivea that undai
•bo power of Bate contained 4a I
daM af tram executed by WIlBi
Pay aad wife, Motile Pope, UHL
Godwin, Truelee, which daad o!
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