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STATE NEWS BKIEFS
George Holmes, -ir., slayer of j
O. L. Robertson as he stood in front
of a Burlington theater on the even-!
ing of January 17, was acquitted!
of murder by an Alamance county
jjary at Graham Saturday.
The annual meeting of the North
Carolina State Sunday School convention
will be held in Concord,
April 10, 11 and 12. Among the
speakers who will deliver addresses *
before the convention ar Dr. Charles
P. Wiles of Philadelphia; Miss Mabel
Lee Cooper of New York Dr. Wade
C. Barepiy of Chicago, and Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Mann of Philadelphia. |
The United States senate has [
passed and sent to the house a bill?
to settle claims of the state of |
North Carolina against the federal]
government to the extent of SI IS,-'
000. The claims, so mo of which data I
back to the War of 1.S12, had been
approved and ruled valid by the
treasury department. Senator Overman
.sponsored the bill.
fUeiilsville, March ?This week's
term of court in Franklin county established
a couple of records. In the
Ercell Brogan patricide ease. Judge
Diliard president and three of his i
sons appeared as defense counsel, j
There was not one conviction in ten
murder indictments. Six alleged
slayers were set free on self defense,
one was sent to the asylum and three
were continued.
Greensboro, March >.?The /prize
whiskey raiding of the year occurred
in Wilkes county on Thursday when
four United States agents bagged
nine big stills, four of them on one
branch, near Call and the others not
far distant. On the following day
they got four more to run the total
up to IS. The agents poured out
over IspOOO gallons of beer and '100
gallons of whiskey.
Raleigh, March 4.?Mineral resources
arc now being produced or
have been mined in 82 of the J 00 counties
of North Carolina, a tabu- q
lation prepared by the division of
mineral resources of the state <\e~ |
partment of conservation and dcvcd-!
opraent reveals. Preparation of the
list of minerals that are knowr to ho
present in the various counties, because
of present of previous work- ~~
itigs. is a part of the efforts of the J
division to encourage ami assist- in j
the maximum development of the
resources. (
FOR SALK A good pjiir of youug y
mules. Also 110 acres of land, ti
new house just completed, near a
the highway, . one mile from f,
Boone. F. A. Linncy 2 v:
Oliver Chilled Plows f
and Repairs at Boone i
Hardware Co. l
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V'f^Baby i
VlfChicks *
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Dr. HeGear's Clhick p
DiarrSa<s>ea TaMets ?
1MPRO IX'O
?will protect thetn against white I'
diarrhoea and bowel troubles. An intestinal
antiseptic. Use :: Kill can. p
If not satisfied, will refund your
money. - ..
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BOONE HARDWARE CO, Boone TJ
T. L- MAST & BRo.. Lovill.
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Thursday-Friday,. March 8-9? r
"The Rough Riders" |
A story of Colonel Roosevelt and |
the Spanish-American War ^
Saturday, March 10 @1
Yakima Canutt
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"The Fighting Stallion" ?
Monday, March 12
Ranger, the Wondfer Dog |
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"Fangs of the Wild" ?
Tuesday, March 13?
Milton Sills and Doris |
Kenyon
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The Valley of the Grants |
From novel by Peter B. Kyne |
Wednesday, March 14?1 ^ |
Monte Blue
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"The Black Diamond t
Express" J
A thrilling * story of railroad life |
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Sawmill, plumbing sup- J
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pair of three-year-old mules, well
broken. Wei|E 900 to 1000 each.
Would sell either team. If interested
sec E. F. Greene, Sands. N. C.
2-10-Jt
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sale of Land for Taxes
By order of the Board of County
'omnn.-sioTM i s. and by virtue of the
ower vested in me by Jaw, I will on
Londay* April L928, between
he hours ol' 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.,
t the courthouse door in Boone, sell
> the highest bidder for cash to
atisfy taxes to the amount and for
he years indicated, the lands ?>f the
allowing delinquent tax payers:
Boone Township
aw.-. Don. 4 lets. 1925...$ 0.50
ogan, D. L. 1 lot, 1925. . . . 20.76
in 1?*. R. C., 40 acres, 1-1
interest, 1925-20 20.03
iitle heirs* 55 acres, 14 iutcrest.
1925-2G 10.3d
LeNeal, C. F, I lots, 1925 . 8.20
tiller, W. B.. 108 acres.
1925-20 131.25'
toretr, Miss Loney, 2 Jots,
1925 - 3.58
loretz, Vilas, 2 Vi lots,
1925-20 14.59
IcNeal. A. T.. 1 lots (Winkler
Addition), 1920 ... 7.20
loretz, Ralph, 1 lot, 1020.. 16.11{
tiller. Marvin F., 1 lot, 1920 3.15!
revctte, Edward, 2 lota. . 5.40 j
enny, Miss .1 osie L., 1 lot,
<Winkler Addition), 1926 1.60
enny, li. W., 1 lots (Daniel
Boone I'ark), 1926 . 39.60
arson, A. F., 1 lot, Main
street, 1926 ... .... 39.60
ecce and J. W. McBrido, 1
.lot, 1926 45.00
ogers, Coy, 1 lot, Oak
street, 1926 21.72
otzer, D. L., 30 acres, 1925
and 1926 24.30
ingletaiyj J'., 1 lot, 1925 . . 25.741
tevcns, G. G., I lot, 1925 . 20.751
mith, Fi. A.. 1 lot. 1925-26 5.70'
tui tilll. W. M., i acre, 1925 16.92 j
torie James L.. 26 acves.... 12.06)
'riplett, Tfaos. 1 lot, 1925-26 1.95
Three Forks Cheesy Factory,
1-10 acre, 1925 11.40
hearer, Robt. heirs, 10
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Field Fence and Barbwire,
a carload just received.
Boone Hardware
Company.
acres, 11)25-/20 .... I.*5.02
Vanruiy, R. G.? 1 lot, 1025-26 11.55
Vannoy, W. C., 7 !0ts (near
Fish Hatchery) 1026.. . . . 1.60
Watauga Hospital. 1 lot.
1925 55.83
Wilson, II. L. 6 Iota, 1925-26 (18.22
Wilcox, G., I lota, I (125. . 8.20
Warren, Charlie. 3 lots, 1025 8.20
Warren, W. Y. 1 lot, 1025-20 7.70
W aikms, Mrs. W. It., 1 lot,
102(1 1.00
Coffey, .1. A.. 1 lot, 1025.. 29.32
Coffey, Mrs. -J. A.. 1 lot, 1025 2.85
Harrison, N. L? 25 acres,
1925 . . <1.75
Grimes, .lack 3Vi acres, 1925 22.90
Hortun, Hunter, 2 lota, 1925
and 102(1 26.02
Horton, dim, 1 lot, 1026 . . 5.44
Heeler, H. H.. heirs, 1 lot,
1025-20 12.45
Mitchell, Osia 21 acres, 1926 13.78
Whittinj*ton, G. C-. 1025.. 4.C6
Brown, Mrs. J. C., 95 acres,
1926 60.(12
Sullivan, S. B., 2 lota (Daniel
Boone Park,) 1926 15.01
Rattan. C. C., 2 lota, 1925 . . 13.22
Johnson, W. It., 1 lot, 1025. 4.51
Sherer, Mrs. Eoht., 1 lot,
1925 .". 5.91
Keece, W. ST., 1 lot. 1926.. 27.00
ShawnCehaw Township
Worlev heirs, 161 acres,
1025-26 102.7 1
Ward, S. M., 48 acres, 1925
and 1926 60.90
Robbir.s, G. W., 26 acres,
1925-26 60.SC
Hicks, J. B? 46 acres, 1925 20,26
McGuive, J. M., 6 acres, 1026 0.71
Bray-hill, H. B? dee'd, 192
acres, 1925 4.31
Elk Towuitip
Wheeler, N. G.. G4 acres.
1025-28 30.fi 1 i
Hampton, W. W., 44 acres,
12)25-26 44.1)0;
This March 8, 1028.
L. M. FARTHING, i
Sheriff Watauga' County. j
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MARCH 8th
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class of serv'HERS,
Proprietors
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OF ADMINISTRATION
Haying: qualified as administra-1
trix of the estate of H. ). Hardin,!
deceased, this is to notify all nersons i
having claims against the estate ofj
said deceased to present them for
payment within one ydar date
of this notice, or same will be 'plead
in bar of their recovery. Alt persons
indebted to the estate will come
forward and make immediate payment.
This March 8, 192$.
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ONYX POIf
FOR 1
ORIGINAL
ATI
Not ordinary sts
Pointex Silk Stc
trade mark sta
new Spring col
Tliis is Onyx Poin
set aside by the run
duoe the original I
ing to millions of
demonstrate how tl
trimness, grace and
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Father, mother amt. little Tommy! ' Willy's Point
are ir, the street ear. Tommy andj Father: Aren't you ashamed to
other had secured seats, but poor: be al tj,e bottom in a class of 2K
ther had to stand. ! boys?
Mother: Tommy, doesn't it pain' 'willy: It might be worse.
'U to see your father reaching for| Father: How could it be?
strap?' Willy: Suppose there were 10
Tommy: "Only at home mother."I boy in the class?
It's fair enough. The woman!
ithout a fur coat suffers outdoors; CjTcISS Seeds, all kinds.
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'ors. : rSoone rlardware vx>.
To those unfamiliar with the complete variety of nationally
advertised lines carried in our store at reduced prices, we cordially
invite your inspection of our stocks. It is impossible for
us to list the hundreds of items carried. Call for what you want
at any CAROLINA STORE. If wc don't have it, and if it has
ni^rit, we will get it?and SAVE YOU MONEY on it. We handle
not only the highest quality grocery lines obtainable but all
kindred lines as well.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, cake 21c
Bayer's Aspirin, 24s, . 27c 12's . . 15c
Listerine, 7 ounce, . .45c 3 ounce . . 23c
Pepsodent Dental Cream, tube 39c
Jergen's Lotion, bottle 39c
Pineapple, Silver Bar, No. 2 tali can. . . 19c
Peaches, large 2x/z can, in heavy syrup,
two for 35c
Kraut, Carolina Maid, highest quality,
large can 10c
Libby's Mince Meat, 1 -lb. jars 27c
Lard, Royal Aster, pure vegetable, 8-lb.
pail $1.00
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Carolina Stores for Carolina People
BOONE, N. C. BLOWING ROCK, N. C.
VFEX WEEK MARCH T"u?80"'
Wf , .
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I | These Special , V.;b v
I I Onyx Pointex Prices / \\ |\
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/ 707 Service-Shier. 1 '7 }/ 7/7
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11 j ?cotton j * -i?
ilA > 750 Chiton. Silk 1 $1 JA \!i\U
ft?m cop^5| l.fJJJ \ii^
HIS WEEK ONLY?THE
POINTED HEEL STOCKING
V1UCH LOWER PRICES
ackings?not irregulars?but genuine and new Onyx
>ckings, made in Onyx Mills, with the Onyx Pointex
mped upon every heel ? offered in the complete
or range and at prices far below the usual level!
?tex Week? a week Secure vcur supply of these stockings
tiufacturcr to inrro- now. Let the stockings themselves
'oinied Heel Stock' suggest why so many smart women
new wearers?to throughout the country wear them
lePointedHeel adds regularly.
charm to ankle lines. Buy them by the pair or by the box.
lyx Pointex
rfte ORIGINAL Pointed Vee/Stocking
\HOURS\ Inc.
BOONE, N. C.
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