HARNETT COUNTY NEWS
Continued from Preceding Page
Smith, Jim
McNeill, Dan Est.
SO
G.92
16.60
LILLIXGTON TOWNSHIP
120
49
121
256
55
24
95
Flat woods
Flat woods
Residence
Ballard land
Residence
208 Home place
Flat woods 1
288
60
62
156
47
Old residence
Flat woods .
Residence -
Flat woods
Baggett, J. R. & wife
Buies Creek Imp. Co.
Byrd, J. P.
Douglass, A. J.
Duvis. D. S.
Green, Mrs. Carrie Est.
Howard, G. V.
' Justice, Mrs. ivate
Lee, Leander
Lillington Poultry Farm
McLean, Alex Est
McNeill, E. H. 230
Purdie, J. W.
Parker, R. V. 29
Reid, E. B. 70
Ross, Mrs. Chas. , 733
Ross, Chas.
Salmon, Miss Fannie
Salmon, W. H.
Salmon, Mrs. M. L.
Smith, G. T.
Spears, Mrs. M. M.
Spears, O. J. Est
Stevens, II. C.
Stewart, K. A.
Stewart, J. Walter
Stone, J. J.
Withers, S. W.
Edwards, Mrs. Annie B.
Harnett Hdw. Co
Norwood, G. M. & G. A. 5
McLauchlin, Mrs. A. G.
McGuire, F. J. 310
COLORED
Bailey, Anderson 50 Residence .
Bailey, Bella 8
Dockery, R. Shaw Town .
Evans, Edd
Hodges, Wright
Minter, Henry
Moore, D .J.
Moore, Neill
Murchison, Lillie
Murchison, Amy
Murchison, Rosetta
McKay, Geo. R.
McKay, Phillip
McLean, Martha L.
McLean, Geo. R.
McLean, Pearlie 1
McLean, Sallie
McLean, Sarah
McLean, Hector
McLean, John 1
McLean, Maggie
McLean, Clinton
Smith, Marshall 50 Residence
Wicker, Mark 50 Residence
Yarborough, J. S. 53 Residence
1
1
13
Brick mill.
23 Residence .
Shaw Town
Shaw Town
25 Residence
37 Residence .
15 Residence-
Residence.
50
2
Residence.
Residence.
1
I
2
NEILLS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Armbreston, Mrs. A. L. 27 .
Barker, Mrs. Salva
Beavers, G. M.
Buies Creek Imp. Co
Byrd, A. D. 47 .
Collier, J. F. 100 .
Crowder, R. B. 61 .
Dees, H. C. 41 .
Gregory, J. F. 18 .
Harmon, J. R. 96 .
Hatcher, W. H. 159 .
Kivett, H. H. .
Kivett, Z. T. 13
Matthews, J. W. 50 .
Matthews, W. P. 251
Matthews, M. M. 94
Marks, McD. 25
Parrish, J. A. 34
Pope, Willie
Reardon, M. C. 29
Roberts, J. M. 73
Ryals, C. M. 21
Salmon, Mrs. M. L. 450
Stewart, Mrs. Nora 28
Stewart, John 37
Whitney, Pauline
Coats, A. D. 16
Baucom, Lula
Matthews, Betsy 8
McNeill, Marshall 28
McKay, D. McN. 123
Dixon, Mrs. Kitsie 44
Johnson, J. A. Est
3
1
C. F. River
Bell, Elliott
McDonald, W. H.
McLean, Hector Jr
McLean, Jerry
McNeil, O. C.
Ryals, Billie
COLORED
20
32
21
20
7
18
STEWARTS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Brock, L. D. 186
Bryant, Wash 226
Byrd, Hezekiah 73
Byrd, H. T. 80
Davis, James D. ; 112
Godwin, C. H. 104
Gregory, W. R. 15
Godwin, W. J 240
Graves, J. A. 25
Honeycutt, W. J 28
McArthur, Mrs. M. C. 342
Parker, C. R. 35
Wilson, J. W. 75
Residence
Residence
Residence
Residence
Davis Est
Layton land
Layton land
Residence.
Residence.
Byrd, John
Cameron, Toby 7
Cameron, Alice & Sarah 25
Chance, William 62
Chance, Walter 100
Covington, Parker
Elliott, Eliza
Elliott, W. H. 31
Harris, Robert 63
McDougald, Fannie 10
McDougald, Lucy 30
McDougald, J. O. 34
McLean, Eliza 83
McLean, Henry 25
McKay, S. M. 190
McNeill, David 5
McNeill, Irene 32
McNeill, R. G. 58
McKay, Isaac 55
Smith, Maggie 34
Smith, James & John 55
Smith, Hector 23
Williams, O. L. 15
Williams, R. L. 35
Williams, Evander Sr 139
Walker, W. B. 50
COLORED
49
35 Residence.
82 .
UPPER LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP
Bain, J. W 15Residence
Brown, J. E. 29 Residence
Buchanan, Malinda
40 Residence.
Bowden, J. H. 37 Hatch land
50 Residence
265
Buie, W. E.
Byrd, J. D.
Byrd, W. W.
Deaton. Francis
Cummings, A. C.
Fuquay, N. C.
Harrington, Florence N.
Harrington, A. McN.
Harrington, Mrs. N. B.
Holder, J. J. Est.
Holder, G. I.
Holder, W. II. W. Z
Howard Land Co
Mattox, H. S.
Mason, Mrs. S. C. Z- I
Mason, A. J.
Morrison, A, C.
McGuire, F. J. ZZ
McLean, A. B.
McLean, Bettie ZZ
McLeod, M. W.
McNeill, D. H.
McNeill, A. G.
Nordan, W. E.
Patterson, B. A.
Pierce, J. N. 125 SDeara land
Spears, O. J. Est. 41 Porter land "
Stewart, J. Walter 363 D. B. Stewart" land"
Stewart, Janie 46 Odum land
oaimon, Mrs. ai. u.
Salmon, F. & N. .
Taylor, Lonnie L. '
Residence
13
52 Residence
31Harrington land
121 Wood land
73
110 Residence
130 Residence
110 McNeill land
70
13 C. F. River
40 Bullard land
135 Residence
25 Walker land
120 Marsh land
40
20 Residence I
8 McArthur land
22 Residence
44 Residence
79 Residence
42 t Residence.
60
92
58
26
Thomas, C. A.
Thomas, J. W.
Thomas, T. M.
Thomas, H. C. 17 Residence
wnson, xessie J 25 Christian
rhomas land
28 Residence
72 Residence
118.20
62.00
7.29
2.37
19.83
39.33
172.38
7.79
37.38 '
71.40
122.80
38.16
9.39
40.87
22.63
291.53
216.41
18.75
8.06
344.41.
12.90
261.00
19.25
63.38
23.60
306.19
18.92
114.11
133.85
104.39
83.04
150.70
5.42
4.25
1.43
6.79
9.39
41.19
5.58
1.70
4.61
4.11
9.20
7.22
7.02
10.16
20.83
7.52
2.74
18.84
5.15
11.44
6.05
5.02
- 36.18
21.13
39.02
8.57
14.60
11.25
12.62
45.77
27.01
21.65
26.86
54.84
. 49.37
60.87
4.2
10.67
5.49
79.34
42.07
11.24
8.57
6.56
29.31
33.81
15.27
116.00
32.69
14.29
1.71
5.48
7.90
3.88
6.82
32.63
10.04
3.66
4.68
23.51
17.37
6.66
5.64
7.23
72.38
108.31
44.50
36.01
47.14
36.59
66.00
17.78
22.33
18.65
240.60
20.34
34.69
14.63
11.91
4.80
18.92
36.35
19.25
15.97
17.71
19.42
5.89
10.56
55.53
17.25
3.01
28.56
4.80
9.29
34.77
3.85
10.05
26.05
4.96
5.89
15.25
15.28
15.60
9.41
15.17
4.71
7.66
10.50
23.06
9.03
3.66
1.55
7.88.
5.42
19.83
5.22
15.21
32.92
33.12
14.96
5.12
22.09
42.13
9.74
23.40
8.61
5.73
2.80
5.91
17.35
28.35
11.41
25.67
6.35
168.96
14.78
17.94
11.38
24.00
468.00
11.19
75.49
11.22
G.48
Wicker. Mrs. M. M.
! Wicker, Nancy J.
1 Withers, Mrs. J. H.
i Withers, Jas. H.
'Woodell. Mary
Wood. Mrs. M. J.
Wood. G. H.
Wood. R. B.
: Yarborough. J. A.
Buie. B. F.
Cameron, Katie
Campbell. C. W.
Campbell. Sarah
,1 Campbell, W. M.
Cotton. V. A.
i Douglas, W. D.
Douglass, J. C.
Douglass, R. F.
j Douglass. R. H. & Thomas
Harris. Frank
' Harrington. Dehlia
Massey. Etty
41
25
55
63
26
31
12
57
Residence.-Residence
Moore, Neill 10 1
McDougald. N. A.
McDougald. John R
McKeller. Bella
McKay. Pasta
McLean. S. M. 1
McLean. J. E. Est
McLean, T. II.
McLean, Anna
McLean. Fred
I McLean. James
j McLean. S. G.
McNeill. Bettie Jane
1 McNeil. S. B.
! McNeill. Laura
McNeill. Margaret
Thomas. James 12
1 Womack. Ex
DRAINAGE FOR
Williams. Joseph 200
Wilson. A. R. 68
Jackson. Joe 50
Barnes. J. D
2.44
7.74
13.28
20.33
9.24
10.34
C.29
4.20
22.08
12.69
15.73
3.15
6.89
16. 86
11.82
4.55
11.93
16.68
11.82
5.47
4. 5
2.80
56.70
3.16
S.02
14.80
3.88
12.05
3.21
5.1S
4.28
3.39
1.88
5.79
4.15
24.39
7.03
12.85
8.57
3.82
KTKWAKTS I'HKKK
Beaver Dam 161. 5g
Residence..
McLean land
Residence
Salmon land "
Residence ZZ ZZ
Patterson land
COLORED
49 Residence
25 Residence
9 Bear Branch
20 Residence " ZZ
39 Residence.. " "
28 Residence.. ZZ ZZ
48 Residence "
48 Residence ZZ
48 Residence
701 Residence
9 Morris land Z ZZ ZZ
15 Residnece.. Z ZZ
1 Draurhon land
8
8 Residence ZZ
45 Residence.. "
2H Residence "
61 Residence..
20 Dudley land ZZ ZZ ZZ
10 Residence ZZ
20 McLean land " ZZ
35 Residence
15 Residence ZZ ZZ
14 Residence "
8 Residence..
69 4 ZZ ZZ
10 Residence Z
40 Residence
IXTKKKMT ON MUKllTY
AMI VICTORY IMIMW
A double pay-day for boUr of
Liberty bond fell on Jon ISlh wbvn
the Mrol-annual Interna on the firt
and fifth loan came doe. la North
Carolina the total ubcription lo the
firnt loan trit 19.413.900 and on Ult
the Interest a mono led to more than
1188.000. The total ubcrlptlen In
Mat to tbe Victory loan aa 1 27.-
269.050 and on tbl the eml-annaal
, Interest In eire of IS40.O0O.
t It l ucjceite4 by the t'nited State
treasury that If UWrtr bond inier
( et be reinvested In jcovrrnraent aav
, Inic aecuritie the Inrorae yield on
s tbe original investment wilt b mi
" terlally increase.
In thi Federal Reserve district
the amount subscribed to the first
; and Victory loans etrvrded 133 4.-
000.000. On this the interest pay-
Get the most out of life
subscribe for the home paper.
tnent. due June
$6,690,000.
15. was more iHn
p FARM WANTED Wanted to hear
; from owner of farm or icood land for
, ale for fall delivery. I Jonr. tlox
5:i. Olney. Illinois.
14 Residence
Lost last
Reward for
Sexton.
Must
Thursday. Cameo Pin
return. MU Maym
4S.75
1 1 A 1
A 1 J U s a h a
Smith Tm dJl.sfU
va aViV
McBryde. Miss Fannie 112
Williams. J. S. go
Smith, Lawrence 17
Smith. Miles 65
&mun. Bryant 55
Williams. John 2 10
97
Davis. Mrs. Kate
Byrd. George E
Byrd. J. S.
Byrd. J. P.
uyra. a. r. 09
! McNeill. Gus T.. part E.S.Smith land.
McLean. Jas.. part E.S.Smith land
! Elliott. Eliza 3
; Smith. Paul, part E.S.Smith land..'
s Elliott, Fred, part E.S.Smith land.
McKay. I. M. 55
McNeill, Gus 32
wiiuams. l. 54
Elliott. Eliza ZZ ZZ 32
McNeill. H. S.. part W.W.Allen land
McNeil, R. G.. part W.W.Allen land
36.84
66.32
24.96
6.2S
36.84
56.15
86.04
101.29
FOR SALE Two rood mule, nice
fresh Jersejc cow 4 year old cheap.
either rash or time. &00 bushels
eorn: 40 ton oats In sheaf. J. O
layton. Dunn. N. C.
,666 cures Bilious Fever.
THE GOODS AND THE PRICE
We are meeting market condition in our store. We
fully realize that prices mutt come down, and at we buy
now we t-ee to it that the prices we pay will allow us to
make the lowest possible price to our customers. We
know what it means to the farmer to get ten cents for
cotton, and we are ma king our purchases so as to be able
to allow him to buy on that basis. You will find our
prices always the lowestthe very lowest -that can be
quoted for merchandise anywhere. We believe in living
and letting live. Our groceries, feedstuff, shoes, dry
goodsin fact, everything we handle is the very best
goods that money can buy and the prices are the very
lowest that can be quoted.
Upon this basis we sol kit your trade.
McKINNEY BROTHERS
The Best Grocers
5 - 381
2 35.06
" .
gg.62
30.19
- 33.37
51.34
32. S7
139.59
26.45
U. C
17.24
19.61
57.C7
Cameron. Toby, part W.W.Allen land-. -4
Parker. D.J 98 " A'l
wards. Hughie si
Bryant. Wash ik
Bryant. Wash m
,Byrd, Jesse S.. part Davis Est
Kelly, Bertha Davis, part Davis Est
Davis. James, part Davis Est.
Smith Lot Est 29
Byrd. D. II. " 73
Bailey. Est 31
McArthur Est 314
McNeill Est " iR7
60.00
41.40
86.14
99.51
188.72
60.20
85.87
20.06
54.07
16.35
127.13
56.74
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
The following parties are hereby notified that I
have levied on their real estate in Harnett Coun
ty for the nonpayment of taxes. This property
will be sold at the Courthouse d nnr in T ,i 11 in frt rr
N. C, on Monday, July 4, 1921. 'j
W. H. TURLINGTON,
Ex-Sheriff Harnett County.,
"A. Stewart i
K.
Name
McRae, D.
McRae, D.
Shaw. W.
McRae, A.
lot Buies Creek 13.30 1918
C.
C.
A.
E.
AXDEHSON CHEEK TOWNSHIP
No. Acres
330
330
Matthews, C. F.
Adams, R.
Godwin, D.
H.
M.
AVERASBOItO TOWNSHIP
BLACK RIVKlf TOW.VSIlfp"
Hodges, J. L.
GROVE TOWNSHIP
STEWARTS
Tales
15.15
14.53
7.16
6.37
50.07
7.20
10.88
CREEK TOWNSHIP
28 Residence .
7.97
6.10
For
1919
1918
1918
1919.
1919
1918
1918
1919
1918
1919
1919
1919
W. J. Honeycutt
McNeill, Ed rl
Harris. Alex "
1'PPKR I.ITTI.R Tf'l TC-1 T "-"i Ti 7. 7. . I-3
Ray. David
Ray. David '." J18
McDougald. Dr. J. A. Est.. 350 " " st !'-T i2 2
Godwin, R. L. ".12 1918
1919
1919
Mason, J. R.
Holder, W. H.
W no
11.78
17.73
McLean land 23.46
STATE X)LLEGR NEWS.
Raleigh. June 22. With the larg
est registration in the history of the
institution, with nearly 350 more en
rolled this year than in last year's
summer school, the summer session
of State College opened for class
work last Wednesday morning. Dr.
W. A. Withers, director, announced
today that the attendance is approxi
mately 850.
The summer school begins Its
work with a strong faculty which
numbers 55. the teaching staff being
drawn from the college faculty and
the leaders in education in this sec
tion of the country. There are also
a number of valuable additions. In
cluding Prof. G. M. HIghsmith of
Meredith College, who will teach ed
ucation; Dr. Fraser Hood of David
sou, psychology; Supt. B. C. Wil
liams of Greene county schools, edu
cation: Mrs. Maud Miller Wood, ed
ucation; Dr. C. C. Taylor of State
College, sociology Miss Alice O'Neill
of Teachers College. New York. 4th
jand 5th grade demonstration wnrV-
Miss Daisy Pool of the Quincy (Fla.)
public schools. 1st and 2nd grade
demonstration work; Miss Ida Moa
ser of Raleigh high school, drawing;
Mrs. John S. Kasberger of the same
school, millinery; Miss Esther Elch
elberger. physical director ot Peace
Institute, who will supervise plays
and games.
The formal opening of the sum
mer school was held Friday morning
feutured by general singing led by
John A. Park, a short talk by Dr.
Withers, and special music under the
direction of MImm Sue Kyle Southwlck
and the summer school orchestra.
An informal reception followed the
opening exercismt.
The first week of the session has
been feufured by a number of special
events Including three popular illus-
Iratd nature study lectures by Prof.
Z. P. Metcalf; a splendid lecture and
demonstration on "The Philosophy of
the Development of Electricity." by
Prof. Chas. M. Heck; and an lc.-pi
Jng address .filled with sound advice
and counsel, by Dr. E. C. Brooks,
state superintendent of public In
struction. Saturday evening Miss Emllle I.'o-
Knox gave a delightful violin recital
assisted by Miss Sue Kyle Southwlck. j
.Motion pictures and plays and game'
on the campus, led by Miss Elchel-i
berger. have served to keep the lcl-!
ur enours Ulled with enjoyment.
After being delayed for evcral
weeks by the printers strike, the
nnual catalog of the college U off
fhe press and ready for distributl-jn.
General Information about Ue col-
1 j-v M S a
inu aetaiis of th .r:..a
courses offered will be found within
the 287 pages of this enlarged edi
tion. The catalog also carries a
'Graduate Register" ahowing the
foccupatlons and addresses of th
1.250 odd graduate. Copie of the
catalog, together with the nsual en
trance blanks, may be oblained by
writing E. B. Owen. Registrar. Stale
College Station. Raleigh. N. c.
HOARD OF
EDUCATION
TO MEET Jl'LV
II
On account of the first Monday in
July falling on the Fourth, the
J County Board of Education will ptwt-
jone ineir regular monthly meeting
till Monday, July 11th.
FOR HALE Two pairs FlemUb
Giant Rsbbits. 86.00 pr pair.
Write or call on W. 11. Steele. Lil
lington R. F. D. 2. Box 26. p
WANTED 20
preferred. J. a.
hog, mall
Layton.
unn
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One Cheap Horse
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WE
WANT YO
OR MONEY
Since we opened our Branch Bank at Coats the Rood
people of the community have been coming in to do
business with us. New accounts are opened every day,
and our business is srowinjr nicely. We appreciate our
reception in Coats, and feel sure that all who make our
business acquaintance will appreciate our efforts to
serve them.
We want your money either in our checking de
partment or on savings. We want your business be
cause we know we can be of service to you.
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