Sne U «y la Teil It
Mr. ami Mr* Byroa Cuuk arc
no'^r? u't bye to another little
ffirl.— Oncord Cut. Frank] iu
Xwt wd [tamer.
IT U O\T BB FUNKY THEN
8mm of the boys coming back
. .com North anil Sooth Carolina say
that <M«e people there call thu
tieergia boy* boh weevil*. Some
luit weevil hoy* will be leaving
Sooth Carolina about next year.—
Bank* County Journal.
A Nccvrtfr Solemn Thought . L
While Georgia toiow are wrest
ing with the problem of finding
mure thing* to tax. it it interesting
to note that Florida is discounting
its bill* and ha* a working capital
of a iptanrr to a half mllion in the
treasury.—Tifton Gatette.
Ore the Oei U Hit D’t
C. Natli Morton objects to the
way "newspaper* and writers gen
erally haw of belittling the Devil
by spelling hi* name with a small
it* He t an ndvidual with a most
distinguished personality, and if
anybody is mtitled to a captal ‘D‘
he is." A capital suggestion, in
Inn ways, and this column assures
Mr. Morton that hereafter well
give the Devil hi* dues. It's about
time, foe Satan’s family is increas
ing at an enormous rate—Rome
Xom-T ribune.
7 host veuru th* Huffy Days_
Frequently we hear the forego
ing expression from the mouth of
Uie man who now rides in his $2,
500 louring ear instead of a $150
buggy as of yore. He speak* of the
(lays, |<erlups, when mother broke
her bade over the old-fashioned
u ashiub; when father accomplished
hi* morning ablutions at the pump
trough; when tittle sister suddenly
contracted the dread diphtheria and
he had to tide lour or five miles to
get the doctor who had never heard
of'anti-toxin. Possibly he referred
to the time when it required days,
even weeks, to inform loved ones
(■I the iuvaston of the Angel of
Death; when journeys were made
on horseback or a bouncing stage.
Days when the young swain, after
toiling weary hours with the lioc
six nays a week, took his best girl
riding on Sunday and enjoyed it
—aure, they enjoyed themselves—
tliey were drugged and they were
happy.
Dot today, the mother is not the
lens happy in the possession of a
prater washer and an electric iron;
father ha* had installed a modern
hot water system, and at night, in
stead of straining the eyes in the
(fiat light of a tallow candle, w«
read the news of yesterday of
thousands of miles away, by the
Iiright rays of an electee light.
When little sister or brother is
a * I I 1T1 — —* — — *kw
rt-lq.Uont and he jumps into his
auto and in a moment he is at the
lxd*i<k ready to administer the ser
um. Vinch in the great majority of
fair effect* the cure and saves a
life Today we telegraph our loved
Cites i'l emergency and in an hour
or tv.o, even though the width of »
cintim.it Kves between, they have
htanl otir new*—good or bad. 'They
rosh to us on cushioned scats on
test flying steam or eleetrc train*,
'file luppy country boy flic* over
the waU-puvcd roods with his
auestheart whose father now oper
ates modem agricultural imple
ments.
Friends, these are the happy
day*.- Coyer* Tunes.
Half Starred Doc
Watdae* Or*r Master
Mrrkvvtlle, lad., Aug. 20.—A
half starved dog who had kept vigil
n*er lit master lor three days. Sun
day led a searching party to the
mi«id* where the body of Stevens
llarri*. IV-years-old. was found
pierced l« a loud of shot from a
ir-tn which he had carried, and ap
parently discharged when he tripped
Sidney llarri*. father of the Ixjv,
left home Thursday morning in ga
ther moss. About noon the boy
wan sent with his father’s lunch
ill* <k« followed When he faded
to reach the place where the rider
Harris wee working, the parent
went home and learned his tarn bad
been grate for several boors.
Neighbors joined with the father in
a search.
tJf t * _ A_a, J
nmnuiar Amstsa
For MonnWntng
Johnwm Qty, Term. Atg 22.—
rirv. J, P. Hobson. Baptist minister-,
I is son, Isaac, end a nephew, liar
low I labs on, were arrested eariy
tide moraine by Federal Prnhibi
oOffltinf
sear their
Ktftafi 'dkg
. The 50
i at the
wra whir
H Crix
tad their
i The el*
I after *e*
s jnil to
^nsVjg^HngDgwrf/jrjK •’
. lUCVTOn NOTICE
Hwtq this day qualified at cam
Wr «d u« tttau of Daalal Campbell.,
dnssastihjth^ It to aadfy all
M piMMt them to tha__
oxctutor, on or Man tha tWi
of August IM4, or thla aoUa* __J
Jr pleaded to bar af recovery. All
pcrsoaa owing this raisU art hereby
natlricd to make immediate satale.
UB-.C
The August 80. IMS.
GILBERT CAMPBELL,
Executor af the estate af Denial
Campbell, Deceased.
NOTICE OP BALB UNDER DEED
OP TRUST
Under and by rtnae of power and
aotharity vested In the undereign
ad uadar a dead of truat from C. >■
Young and wife, bearing data of
April 12th, 10SS. recorded In Baak
S0>, page Its, ItfMrr of Hamatt
county, and having been requested
by the boaeddary therein named to
oxaouta tha trust declared In aahl
deed of trust, the tald nndereigned
trustee will offer for tala far cash,
at tha eourthoaaa door Hi Lilllngton,
N. C., to tha last and highest bid
der. at twelve o'clock noon, Satur
day, September 15th. IMS, the ful
loutag described real aatata, lying
ud being In the town of Angtsnr, N
C-, more particularly deaenbod a*
fellows, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at
Mr*. Joseph Matsangiu's corner,
formerly George D. Spence’s comar.
an Brood Street, and ran* as said
sCraat South 5 1-8 degrees West (0
fast to the corner on 8nith£*ld
•treat; thence aa Bmithfleld street
North 54 1-9 degrees West 145 fact
t* the altay; thanes ax said allay
North 5 1-8 degrees East SO faat
to Mrs- Miss* a gill's comer; thence
aa her Una Booth 84 1-S degrees
Eaat 146 fevt to 4h* beginning and
contains 7850 square feat.
SECOND TRACT: Lying and
being hi tha town of Angler at the
intersection of West Broad and
StakMtld Street, lying lari South of !
SsoiUflekl Street and juat Wert o' |
Weet Bread Street sad beginning a: j
* (take tha tateeeectien of »ai.i
streets la line of BmlthBeld strse;
and rune la a water* direction with
the Une of taiil street Its feet to a
Make; thence In a southern direc
tion M feet, which line U parallel
vilk the line of Wart Broad Street;
•hence from thb point in eastern di
lection parallel with Ms Has or Smtth
field Street 144 feet to a slake In tho
Wert Une of Went Broad Street;
thence la a northern direction SO ft.
te the beginning nation sad being
that lot of lead conveyed to J. C.
Williams. Jr. by Me father J. C.
Williams by deed dated. - day of
-- . 1*1— and recorded in book
1S«, at page MO, Registry of Har
nett County
This 18th, day of August, 1928.
FRANKLIN T. DUPREE,
Trustee.
Aug. 17-84-81- Sept. 7.
NOTICE OP SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Under and by virtue of authority
of a certain judgment in tho ce«e
ratified "P. T. MmavengiU. The Com
mercial Bank of Dunn and Tho Har
riett County Agricultural Pair Aa>
elation, Inc. against H. P Johnson
and L. H. Draughon, and the under
i Igited having been appointed com
tnuaioncr hy said judgment to cell
the lands described below, the under
signed commissioner will expose for
sale at public auction, to tha highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door, LflUngton, N. C. at 11:00 o'
clock M. on the 17th day of Septem
ber 192J the following described
lands:
A curu.io lot of land lying and be
! >••»* *n the Town of Dunn, N. C.
fronting the Southern edge of Cum
berland Street 90 feet, hounded on
the West by the lot of Prince and
Smith, on the South by the lot of
Henry P. Johnson and L. B Draugh
on, on tho Bast by the alley and more
paitlrulaily described is follows:
i d I U En-aghen to H T. Mv en
!• .‘i-.-i noi,lo,! 'm tne nf8cc of
v S'.KB. v ox Dor'll In sold Conn
ie- 6‘ «lot 12 tj o'elask M.
* ‘m>* t" S ir: Curl H«u*t door,
::’.i-.|rlon, N. 0.
’’ ■?• n £e!ct C number 17th.
l !»28.
•"£ cf air. C«uh.
n“'i« 16.h day of Auirurt, 1928.
I. K. WILLIAM, Courndwloner
* IT- 17 2'.*t-fi« pt .7
:-3r.7:f Carolina.
MAftNF.TT COUNTY.
In The Superior Court
: A«I* V. Bun): *rj V u,l Company
v*
. 9. C. Oiet line mO Id, Oaendtne*
I Nation of SaecUlieei Sole
fly villa# of an execution directed
n Die am en-Urard Inun the Superior
: C'ltHt cf Etw. rU roualy in tiie above
{eiilitio.i ecD •«, 1 will,' cn Monday,
.'•Vrdember Sri, It2.1. «t 12 o'clock
W., at rite .-uurthou-.c door of s.dd
i
B! - ■_■—!!-LS1UUJ
county, tell to the hlfhaat bidder for]
eeeh to iatisfy Mid fsseution, alii
the rifbt, title and Lite red which the!
raid Ida Oac odinc, one of the defend
ant*. has in the follow.** described
teal uetiUc to-arit:
Bepir.nins at a stake on the north
aide of tb# White Oak branch, n cor
ner ct the J. A. Ketthaws land and
of the W. JL Spence tract, of which
tract this land if a port and run.*,
thence a* the dlaidlnf line between
lot No. 8 of the W. 1L Spence divia
ton and the line of lot No. 4 allotted
to Ernest Spence, couth 29 we*t *«.74
chains to a stake in said linn, a cor
■1—i g ■ I I —
nee of the homertMu) lot of lln. Idn
Ocomlim:, ullolleil to bor in this ac
tion; themv cs the line of tbe home
atenil lot south 65 catt about 15.20
eliaiivt to Uie lire or the Coata tract;
then with the Irie of tills truct north
88 esc.. Si nl;\n» to u stake corner
hi th* White Q.ik 'jrnr.ih and In tbe
linn of t'.e J. k Matthews land;
thenec aj a Hne of thut tscl un r*i'!
branch north 13 west about 11.60
chains to tho bruinm.-iK. containin’
SO 1 5 acres.
This 2ml nay of Aueui t lilS'J.
J. W. MeAltTAX, Sheriff.
Aug 3 10 IT SA.
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t: r<;..*r.*\lcl with i, •!*.'■ - . >,r: s
."•0 fact to the TV .* ; ■
ip~; theccfl wit* tl' -V.-i • : ,..i
of fti! alley la a Kor" !*:■' itv ln
i“0 feet to the b«tiv lr.g, Irtrvui ;
ooe let of land SO ten: ,iy '.0 !r
bud bnirg t!iO «u:.;o let oonvneei, V
Isooty i*. Joi\n«on «_.d L K. trsurh
o-i by P. T. bCas-engiti j..d v-lv
•ylilcti .teryl is duly iMor lr-l it. lb •
•Sice o? the Register of Deeds of
.»orn<.U County, an I being lie same
'Pt described tit a certain mortgage
-Iccil .a'cotpd by Henry P. Johnson
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