Juniper Poles—
inches around bate 6 feet up, 7 inches across top $1.50 each
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Undersize Poles Will Be Cut Down.
Dunn, North-Carolina
I «D probably W jooi m
wag equipped when cmybM. Mr
<M*eed declared that he felt pa
•nr what ha had attempted ta d<
tar taa colored population od Dai
la taa erect! o« of the aaw baOdiag
which be ceid ame la aaamar to the
■MratHaa ad taa past aad waa a
reality ad former diaama.
me Snipe* Meted that ha wm
>■* ■■ pnad ad tag aaw school
WMhf«amlktai|Mt the
Midtag, ha aaid waa the result ot
weak aad-payer. He argad tha pa
naca ad taa tapaitaaca ef keeptap
taa dhOdma la school ovary school
dap od appealed ta them to make
taa aaw crhtil baildiag a (octal cen
ter tar the colored pcpnlatloa
Mr. Grantham spoke weeds od a.
.ooaogamaat to tha negro, dec Is ring
that taaia. ia a great deal ef goad la
the calmed rata. Ho argad that they
get It tato their adndt aad kaap H
then that they lire ia the heat State
la the oaein, hi one of the host eoun
ttea ia the State, aad tcfisrtallj that
taap Sn ia aaa ef tha vary beta tewaa
ta tha State aad lawg a goad pee*
pie. Thte idea, ha aaid wll toad to
sacoosa. The new belldlng. Mr. Qraa
thom aaid, to worth, nl the eSarta to
gat it nmplttiil. He appealed to the
g '''v'-i . The tpeakar
to pap hit ntpoeta to
B. Aytttk. Ho ttalod
ateo that he feh.a horn tatereet la
ta their
cacn.ruge has boon erected to house
ho faculty. Pupils arc admitted to I
hie school from alt parts of Harnett 1
ritheat paying tuition and the enroll- j
neat for th# spring term total# STS. 1
The school Is under the direction of «
he board of trustees of the Dunn !
mbUe school district, composed of: *
I. C. Clifford, chairman, Marein I
Fade, secretary-treasurer. J. W. ‘
Jroogho'h. 0. F. Pope and A. F. ]
lories, and under the direct mgor- j
rision of Prof. W. a Snipes, np- .
irinterdeat of the schools of the 1
llstriet >
True economy on tbe farm starts
rith self support of the farm fees- 1
hr.
Have you signed the pledge! If .
tot ask your school teacher far one
>f the blanks recently sent out by "
he Agricultural Extension service,
t will help every farmer to lire at
ome this year.
£GAL ADVERTISING'
NOTICE •
My adopted sen, “Aaron Langston
IcLean" has lsft kotos and I hereby
orb Id anybody feeding, sheltering or
arboring bin.
This Fab. Srd, l»2S.
J. AARON McLKAN.
Vb 6 IS 20 27 pd.
NOTICE
Under tho power of sals contained
' a mortgage deed executed by H.
’. Johnson and I~ H. Dmughoa oa
hd 10th day of Fclwnary 1020 to
he undersigned mortgagee which
tortgnge deed is recorded in Har
ett County la Book US, page CSS,
•fault haring been made in tao pay
lent of tho notes secured thereby,
he undersigned will expose to sale
t public jmetion to the highest bid
sr for cash at the court house door,
AUngtooi Harnett, county N. CL, at
■5 - — -- 5 gj SBSSB 3S
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A certain place or tract of land
ring in Arc rat boro Towublp, Har
•tt eoonly and -State of North Car
Hna and dattribed and defined at
•Ho** te-wtt; Being a portion of
fV • «■* 10 la the division
I Let No. I In Stock "L” according
a the plan of tee Town of Dunn, N.
„ bounded on the north by Cumber
ud Street, on tbe Boat by Culbreth
Hay, on the aoath by lot now owned
l * ,V' «>d on tbe weat by
®t °* bT thaae grantora to
>«M» Mnoa. Being tot of land
renting BO fat* on Cumberland Bt.,
ad namalng aquatw back w|pt Cul
ratk Allay 80 fact Bald let being
Utely (BO) foot by ebrty (80) feet
Tkla February 1. IBIS.
P. T. MASSBNQILL,
. . Mortgagee,
ebruary 0 It *0, 17.
notics or sau
By Ttrtaa of tko terme of a certain
{engage Deed executed by T. L.
Reardon, which mortgage dead Is
duly registered in Book ICS. page 219
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Haraott County, default having
boon mad* in the payment of the
note secured by said mortgage deed,
l thf undersigned com mi aid oc ar, mo ft
gegeo, named in said mortgage deed.
Will on Friday the. 16th day of
March, 1022, at 12 o’clock M-, offer
for sale at public auction at the
courthouse door in LUlington, N. C..
for cash ,the following lands in Har
nett county, to-wit:
■Lying on the waters of Hughes and
Middle Prong Creeks In the fork of
said creeks, neer Buie* Creek Aca
demy, and known as the Ferguson
entry, adjoining the lands of Charles
Bain, William Pearson, Franeas Gre
gory and others.—beginning at a
(tone corner on the knoll with white
oak pointers in the lino of the so-call
ed MeCralnie land and a comer of the
Pcanon and McKay land, and runs
thence N. 69 degrees and SO minutes
««t 20 chaim with th* Me
"•'**« Hna to hb corner; thence N.
and 46 “*«■*■• Wort
17.18 chain* to a rad oak In the
jnuap of Middle Prong Creek, Byrd,
?"***! McKay'* comer; thence
I. 4 degrees and 45 minute* E. I.4S
haim to a stone comer in the aide
if th* read leading from Paaraon's
o BuIm Creak Academy. It being
'canon's and McKay7* coyuar;
hence S. 32 degree* and 80 minutes
Vert IS.60 chains to the beginning,
ontalntng 18 aerea, more or leas, the
amc being the lands described In a
lead from John A. McKay, Sr. to
leorgs Preston McKay sad Leon Ed
rard McKay, dated tha 7th day of
September 1*04, registered in Book
l*n- peg* 388. of the records of Har
nett County, the calls and distanena
in the description herein given as per
survey made by Geo. 1. Prince, aur
voyor, in January, 1*10.
The successful biddar will be re
quired to deposit with tho undersign
ed 10 per cent of hia bid before lie
sale ie closed as ovidenee of the good
faith of his bid. Balance of purtmaae
money to bo paid upon deflvery of
deed.
^JTiis the 18th day of Psbuary,
J. C. CLIFFORD,
Commissioner,' Mortgagee.
Peb. IS 20 27 Mar a.
kaa rendered ud far tha (act that it)
mmt only publish** tha bad things tha
negro daaa, but tha good things ns '
•mraral patrons of the school mad*
•boat talks, in which they expressed i
Air delight at the completion of ]
tbeir new Wilding sad thsir appro- ,
ci*ton #f the seeistsnee rendered by
the whit* people af Dana ia securing
ft- I
•Coming ae a climax to tha even- ■
tack program, n delightful hot hrech,
prepared by the teacher aad pnpSs <
of the home economics etna*, was
sarowd the white people present. The
lunch erne wall-prepared and showed ’
tfmt good and effective work ia being I
dona ia that branch of the school
This now building, which is a cred
it not only te tbs nsgrra population of (i
Doan, but to the town a* a whole, is ,i
a modern brick etrurian, containing'.)
Id class rooms, a boms economies.]
rwom and an auditorium which will I
sunt 600 people. The auditorium Is -
fitted with open chuirs, convenient-'I
ly arranged. The. buRdtng is steam- I
heated throughout, has running water
with drinking fountains aad it equip
ped with electric lights. j
Vocations! agriculture is also I
taught ia con Beetle □ with the school 1
Thu school site roots Ins 10 acres of
land and a*teta] of 1.S60 bushels af j
' sweat potatoes wort grown on 6-ecret .
' o f the land last year. The#* pots ties
| war* cured, or dried, in a model pe
' tries were cored, or dried, in a modal '
' potato-ho use built by msmhsrs of die '
[manual training dsn of tha school ,
| While a few of the potatoes have t
been sold already on the local market '
at tl par bushel it ia planned to *
' ship the major portion of them to t
other markets, probably in car-load a
i lota.
A —seal training shop has also !
fcsss aswatad on th* giuunds and a t
w,|,l —■
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Page!
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IPs Coming!
Fertilizers. and Seed!
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For lowest cash price on Fertilizers and ;
highest price for your cotton seed see us.
We will also handle Calcium Arsenate ;;
this Spring which is recommended by the -
government to be the most effective prepara
tion with which to fight the boll weevil. • i
Let s talk the matter over before you ! i
place your order.
. _ i i
N. B. Lee and Fred Baggett
agents for
< -
Lefc bounty Colton Oil Company \\
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Come to Butler Bros. Store this Week and See the Big Demonstration
B F. Avery & Sons’ Farm Implements
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FEBRUARY 26 TO MARCH 3
COME AND SEE THIS BIG
DEMONSTRATION
A most important and instruct
ive display of Agricultural Imple
• ■ ments is noW being conducted at—
BUTLER BROS.
Tlus display will continue all of
this week. This show is being con
ducted by W. C. Mason and H. W.
Merritt, special representatives of
B. F. Avery 6c Sons, manufactur
ers of high grade farm implements
and they are very anxious that all
of those who are interested in far
t * . ming or farm implements to attend
this
ff AVERY Chilled Plows
FEBRUARY 26 TO MARCH 3
COME AND SEE THIS BIG
DEMONSTRATION
Attend the big demonstration
now being conducted by W. C.
Mason and H. W. Merritt, special
representatives of the B. F. Avery
and Sons, manufacturers of high
grade farm implements, at—
BUTLER BROS.
I here are some late additions
to the Avery line that they are
anxious for you to see—and espec
ially the—
Volcano Disc Harrow
Which has created a sensation
wherever it has been exhibited.
This show will continue all of
this week.
i
B. F. Avery 4k Sons Farm Imple
ments Now Befaif Demon
I ' .
strmted at Butler Bros.
FEBRUARY 26 TO MARCH 3
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noiat the plowehara vs
Jo place no aiattar ^ '■
how k»« Inneei and refer* on ■
gtaU. Oiarwmtu — ehown fa attached
towraryamilnoArecrChgedPtow. Tbfa ■
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