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LEGAL ADVERTISING
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Cadar aad by vtrtaa af a Bgaotel
*•»«* Uyehareh at sJa> Caart af
”*•*» tafty. *—a bateg We. UM
•n the Special Frecaadlag. Docket of
toU taut, aad tbe order attained
»*. <* Uw lSFdap rf'ltwk
Mta. at UM •'clock, aooa. oa Mm
p*y»>» *■ Aagter. North Catalan
2?<2 Z&S.'tSSSiin
nuad by aartgage er dead at treat
aa tba land* hereinafter ^ .
Uu following deaerteed tenets a* late
•f bad ia to* town af Aagter, Norik
Carolina:
rUtSTTEACT: Id lb. I b
Block “B" ia tbo tewa af Aagter.
bwiaaiag at Chart* Adams' coiner
af lat Me. 7 aa Dana Btraot aad tea*
m bie lm. af lat Na. T 4L M 14
W. IN feat ta hit conwr oa the al
ay; tbaa aa allay & B 14 W. M that
to too ceraor af lat Na. Si tbaa a*
KaeoftetNe.ta.S4 14 K.14C
fjot to tb« corner aa Damn Street:
then as at* street Norik • 14
B- SO feat to too begtaning, contain,
-t T.1M equal a fttt
SECOND TKACT: Let Na. S la
Bterk “S“ la tbe Iowa of Aagter.
Hogiaalag at a stake la allay aoath*
wcat earner of let Na. • aad aaetb
w«et earner af lat Me. IS la Black
MC*' aad saas 8. St 14 B. 148 faat
*>»•*•bo aa Daaa Meat, tbaa N. f
14 K. SS faat ta a stake on Daaa
Streep eoathcaat comer of let Na
* fa Black “B~; tbaa N. St 14 W.
14S feet ta a Make oa allay, toe
toatbeeut earner of lot No. S; thee
with aaH alloy s. I 14 W. fate
to the beginning, eentateiag T4M
faat.
The above two late Jala and there
ie located oa thaaa loti a good SaaB
Mart lots ware said oa Fib.
ikh. ins. aad thio sale ia mode ea
fer order of rooate, too Md baaing
bean raiaad S par eeat. Os Md new
Wy S141S.SIT
Tine, of sola—Soteuday. March IB.
Ittt, at UM O'clock'll.
Place af sate—Oa yrnalm, la An
gler. N. C.
Tcrme of
cnee Moraadbar 1, II
A. McLBOi), C alseloaer.
signed traetee w&r>ett at’oablk one-l
tlai ta the highest bidder at Mia1
Oart Haaa* dao- ia the tan af
lJUingtoo aa March SStb. ISSt, at
It o’clock BL, the faUswiag hast
<d tract af bdi:
waaaMiaMmMMaM
Vtnt Tract: Mwlm at • Mnh
*o the H. teak « Cap* tear llnr
•adraaaN.lt term a It chain.
la a staaa mhnt tteasa X. as da
tmi W. about I chain* ta a stake
end aotnten; tbsacs X. • larat C.
tt cteiaa to a wtoa; tteasslT tt X
Tt teals* aad N Maks to a pine
etaaspi tteasa X. M W. abateIt
steins to tte old raraer with Hickory
aad pie* painter*, J. A. Vinson's
eecwor: tisari with raid J. A. Vla
sea's lira rwehi lb* read South It
dogrooo V. tt.tt steins to aa ssk on
tte bank ef Caps Vera Rhrtr; tksec*
deers tte add teak tt chains ta tte
tegiosUag, aad is 1M sane, more or
Soeoad Tract: legtes'sg at the
Mouth el Bpriag Breach, running
tteiM* aa Mill Crate T eel** to ■
staaa ea to* west bate of MOl Crate
just Wiser tte Great Veils; ttence
n. it dcgrase X lit pels* to e stoat
aad painters ie & X Bradley's Jbts;
tteaca X. « !•« W. It petes to a
atoe* eetd Bradley's center; ttence
X. tt W. tt 14 poles to a stone
thence X. U digress W. 48 14 poles
to a state endpo inter* said Bradley's
comer in B. HI Lanier's Ilea; thence
X 40 14 dsgreec W. « 14 poise
to * stake eathe Milt Bond, asidla
nloe’s comer in X M. BWhard’c
Baa; tteasa a* X M. Blanchard's
One cleng aeid Mill Bead lOt pole*
t* a tolas pile nad pointen; ttence
X 41 14 depose W. ZP poles to a
rate; tteweeS. tt 14 dransoo W. ft
poles to a staaa oa tte Bpriag
■mate; tkaaas doom the mrioua
eoarsoa of tte aato* ta tte beginning,
containing sixty two asms and 59
polos and includes tte Mill gin. ate.
Ikk Vebnsary ttth. 19**.
V. RANSOM SANDERS, Trustee
Vab It Mar T 14 tl.
NORTH CAROLINA
la 1W lialw Carl
Harnett Canty.
R. t. LAWRBNCB
nKYCOIMa AMP BttA^OOINB
to Sj’otJstill inS MaaT*10* dir**t*d
Coart id HareotTcoonty ia thsahwre
«atitled action. I wOl ea Maaday the
Ini day ef Ay HI IMS at IS o'clock
X., at the coait koaee doer of Har
ts ett Ceaoty, Lflliayten. N. O. sell
Mb^Lurexerotioa’Ll ttorijh*tSu#
sod latoroet which the sold Dor Goins
aad Mo Coins hM ia the fooewtaR
One let af land M feet by IS feat
tktt^wjkS^R by^the hidirf
b«iif mm tfiiiit BnRWUr to
SToip adthe otaae ef DusaTN C.
This the STtC day af rebrnry
IMS.
J. W. McARTAN. Sheriff.
RebU Harsh T Id II.
NORTH CAROLNA.
So The Reporter Cowet.
Harnett Coonty.
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STEP1TEN8 HOWASO CO.,
« H*U, Pal* Under taMtha
G. W. TAXT.
By tItUm mt as execution directed
to me the undersigned troat tho Su
itor Coart of Harnett county in Mm
•etta“ 1 wiJ1 M M««
*»d May of April His at 11
»» tha court houaa door
in Lillmgton, N. C., toll to the highest
^•rMfoc «»»h *> “thfy mid execs
“t? A1*1* at* a»d Internet
fold 0. W, Tart hat in the
■ oliowiny described lands to wit:
i„ *•!<»»*■* »* ‘.Stake hi Sawyer*
Ua* aad ran* da* Sonth 11 chains to
a stake in Blaylock's Una; thence
north 11 tea 18.80 to a d o. w^d
treo; thence north 1 8-4 West 14.14
choias; thence north IT rast i4.to
«ha>ns to the beginning containing
*® l~f aero* non or leas.
11*1 * **** ^ February,
, . __ {, W; JkABTAN. Sheriff,
fob 28 March T 14 II.
Netiee of Solo
By virtu# of s Decree of sale issu
ed by tho Superior Ceurl of Harnett
on the 14th day of February,
1181. in the special proceedings an
litlsd "Lixae Weed. Admrx. ofJ. F.
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iVood, deceased. Iithit Leelic How
ell Wood, and Min," tlw unde reign
ed CanunxicMi appointed In aald
Dwroo will on Monday, the 3rd day
of April 1PX2, Nil at public taction Lo
the bidder, for eaeh at the Courthoooe
Door la LilHagton. North Carolina,
tho following deecribed Unde, to-wit:
Beginningon (ho aouth edge of tho
road m the Madera right of way line
of the A. C. L. railroad at Gainey*i
or C-bbiJ ctowing, u being a comer
•f a tract J. F. Wood told T- T.. Ger
ald. and rune ae that Una and tho
•old right of way Une 8. 38 3-4 W.
54-40 chain* to another roniar of
■aid tract In J. P. Wood', original
lino: thence aa add original line S.
74 3-4 W. 1.37 chain* to the woatam
right of way line of the A. C. L. rail
road and a corner of tha tract J. F.
Wood beaght of M. J. MoKay; thence
aa that Una aa* eaid right of way
lint 8. 88 3-4 W. peering the comer
end with the Uae of the tract J. F.
Wood bought ad Alonso Finish *«.
83 to a comer of the laid
Alonso Par rich tract in eaid
right of way lina; thonco a*
another Uae of raid tract N. 84 3-4
W. 13.10 ehelne to another comer of
eaid tract; thence as another lino of
eaid tract N. 10 1-4 E. t8.t£ chain*
t* another corner of raid tract;
thonco aa on other toe of raid tract
mmaasax 1 eg ———
8. 84 1-8 K. 25.40 chain* to a (take
and pointer*. formerly a poet oak, a
corner of the 31. J. McKay tract aad
the original Wood comar; thence ae
the original Wood line N. 81 1-4 R.
84 chain* to a comer ef Ike J. W.
Gregory timet; thence as the Une of
that tract N. 75 W. 17 chains to an
other corner «f raid tract on the run
of Flack Hirer; thence op the run
of Black Hirer u it meanJert paaaing
Uia upper comer of the Gregory tract
and upper comer of the W. B. Joae*
tract to tho upper comer of th* Tan
tract a total tiiitanca of about SO
chain*; thence a* the line of the For
ney Tart tract paaaing hi* comer with
th* T. H. William* tract N. 88 S-4 K.
S3.60 chain* to a fence poet, formerly
a post oak, T. It. Wilfcam* and P.
J. Jeffrey's line 8. 48 1-8 W. paaaing
the T. H. William* corner at 28.40
chains, total distance 20.80 chain* to
a comer of 8-4 of an aero T. 8. Jones
sold J. F. Wood In the western right
of way line of the A. C. I., railroad;
thence as laid right of way line S.
83 8-4 W. 5.05 chains to another
comer of said tract In the right of
way line; thence S. 81 1-2 E crossing
tho railroad and along a lino of 3-4
acre J. P. Wood told T. Pr Jones 8.48
chain* to another comer of said tract;
tl'otue ns Wood and Jones Une 8. 17
1-2 E. 10.92 chains to tholr comer in
tha public road; thence aa the road
S. 4ft W. I* chain*. 8. *5 3-4 W.
13.07 chain* and N. 27 1-2 W. 11.28
chain* to tha beginning, containing
868 acre*, more or lea*.
The rucccsafui bidder will be re
quired ta deposit ten per cent of hi*
bid oa»h, balance yf ihc amount to
bo paid when rale L' confirmed by tl.a
Coart.
'ibi« the 27th day of Feb.-uary,
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C. C. V/AltUKN, Commlirinnor.
Fib 28 Marc It T 14 21.
j| Filing Equipmentj
Including Filing Cabinets of Wood and ;
Steel — also Safes, , Shelving Efficiency j
Desks, etc. We carry a complete line of of- j
rice supplies, including Books fo rany book
! keeping System.
Our representative will be in Dunn every ;
v.eek—wait for him.
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| Fayetteville Office Supply Co.
r. M. KWot, Manager
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Premiums
with Horsfords
SELF-RAISING
BREAD PREPARATION
Th* purest, most wholesome, economi
cal sad satisfactory self raising flour
Is reads by mising Horsford’s with
year favorite floor. You also care
maasy by exchanging the Red Label*
e^eady^wchago for valuable FREE
IPadhl LUtafrwturn«<H»— rT»»farlt«<l«Wl»f»— HwftmlH p»diMc»i I
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Prif Urt FREE ,, ,. I
PROVEN Long Staple Seed PROVEN
Plant Seed Only That can be Proven before I
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Your Eyes
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The people of North Carolina were robbed of three h undred million dollars in 1920 through worthless buying
on misrepresentation without facts of proof. Isn't it high time we learn to demand proof of value from the salesman
who would take our money, and stop advertising ourselves as wishing to be humbugged?
400 bales of cotton—samples of which you are invited to inspect—ginned from the very seed I am offering for
tale, is guaranteed to staple as follows:
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. 2$ balm 1 3-8 inch staple
79 balm 1 5-16 inch staple
231 balm 1 1-4 inch staple
64 balm 13-16 inch staple
400 bales total- averaging better than I 1-4 inch staple through.. This 400 bales of cotton represents whole crops,
including first and last pickings, and was grown in 1921, a year recognized by all cotton authorities as an off year
in length of staple with all varieties.
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The above record of stapling on my cotton was not made by me but by expert staplers employed by the larg
est syndicate of staple cotton manufacturers in the South who are bidding to buy the cotton on this classification.
Now again, whom do you think should be the better authority on seed for you planting, the man who has
studied the propoaition, experimented and proved it, or the one who tells you something thethe cannot prove with
visible facts and is in the business with no interest but that which he can personally get out of it? Answer this ques
tion each person for himself alone and in this way only will you be wise.
It is nearly planting time and I have only a limited q uantity of seed left. Every farmer should plant at least
a part of his crop this year in long staple. MY SEED ARE PURE; Improved to a higher type than when 1 first be
gan planting them; recleaned and acclimated to this section. They are the best you can get for your money: 1 say
this with authority and without fear of successful contradiction.
A SEED THAT GUARANTEES SUCCESS
$2.00 per bu. - 50 bu. or more $1.75 per bu.
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B. 0. Townsend Dunn, N. C.