THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., March 14,1912
Pwtettice Horn.
Offlo* open 7.00«. m. to 7.00 p. m.
Bandar MO to 11.00 a. a. and 4.00 to LOO p. ■>
HBBNAN HCGHBB, PortmaaMr.
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Local News.
I—i
—As to the roads—well, they are
impassable, so they say.
Mrs. W. H Holt's condition
shows very little'change.
—Col. J. A. Long is still indis-
posed and confined to hishome.
—There will be no preaching
-services at the Presb; terian church
next Sunday, the 17th, as Dr.. Mur-
ray will be filling an appointment at
Alamance church in Guilford county.
There will be a piano recital at
the Graham Graded School on the
evening of March 22, 1912, given by
the pupils of the music department.
The public i« cordially invited and
especially the patrons of the school.
The hour is 8:30.
Base Ball at Harden Park.
Saturday, 16th inst., at 3:30 p.m.,
Oak Ridge plays Bingham at Har
den Park. Cars leaving Burling
ton, Graham and Haw River at 3:1>5
will make the game and there will be
sufficient can at the Park to cany
the crowd home at one trip.
Alamance Fair Oct 1-4.
At the meeting of the Directors of
tho Alamane Fair Association held
last Friday the time fixed for hold
ing the next Fair will be on Oct. 1
to 4th, inclusive. It is not too soon
to begin preparations—to raise or
make or prepare something to ex
hibit. All pull together to mako it the
best agricultural fair in the State.
Ten Yean in the Penitential/.
*
Three days of last week's Court
was taken up with the trial of Abner
Conklin for the murder of Tom
, Crompton. It was a hard fought
battle by the State .and the defense.
The jury returned a verdict lor
murder in the second degree and
Conklin was sentenced to a term of
ten years in the State Penitentiary,
where he was sent Saturday. Four
were sent to the roads: Joe Burnette,
carrying concealed weapon, four
months; Jim Henry Shofner, con
cealed weapon, four months; John
Phillips, selling liquor, three months;
In in Tate, larcenv, eighteen months.
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Graham Loan & Trust Co. Ready for
v ' Business.
On Monday night a permanent or
-gauization of Qraham Loan & Trust
C". waa effected, the following offi
cers being sleeted: President, H.
C. Walker; First Vice-President, §.
A. Vest; Secon-1 Vice-President, R.
N. Hook; Sec'y and Treaa., Win. I.
War J; Manager, Heenan Hughes;
Diwctors, Levi H. v ldridge, R. ilr
Cook, A. J. Thompson,
S. A. Vest, D. F. WillfiufcfUl
W ody, li. P. Sartin aftd . Wm. L'
Ward. The offices of the Company
will be up-eUireia the Holt-Nichol
son building. Officered by com
petent business men the Com
pany'a success is reasonably as
sured. It will do a general loan
and real estate business. The com
pany haa money t len I on approv
ed aecurity. It has has many well
wiahers and needs only to be vig
orously pushed. Such an institu
tion, is needed in this community—
U comes to "fill a long felt want".
We truat it will have the hearty
support of the people here at ita
home; if ao, it will and can do much
for the material progress of the
town and community.
Rug Found.
A rug waa found Friday near the
Fair Grounds. The owner can gM
same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice
Pay Yov 1912 Road Tax.
Road Tax for 1912 is now dne,
and payable until April let, after
which time we are not allowed by
law to receive it, and all persons
liable are required by law to work
the roads three days.
Jan'y 5,1919.
A. J. THOMPSON,
Treasurer Alamance County.
FREE.—We have 18 subscription*
to the Southern Ruralist, one of the
▼ery best agricultural papers pub
lished in the United States, which
will be given away to those who corns
first. Pay a 1100 on your subscrip
tion and get the Ruralist free for one
year. Do it now, before all are sold,
A. L. Whitener, a young white
man of Hickory, was seriously but
not fatally injured on the Spencer
railroad yards last Thursday night
by being run over by a shifting
engine. One arm and one foot
were badly crushed and a slight
Injury was sustained in the faee
when knocked down by the ear.
Personal Mention
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Dr. J. Mel. Thompson of Mebane
is hare today.
Mrs. O. P. Albright ia spending
today iiv Greensboro.
Mr. Ralph Long apent the first of
the week hero at his home.
Mr. £, 8. Parker, Jr., spent the
first of the week in Washington.
Miss Margarott Clegg spent Satur
day and Sunday in Groenaboro.
Miss Bees Baxter apent from Sat
urday till Monday at her home in
Durham.
Miss Claire Turner spent Satuf
day and Sunday at her home in
Raleigh.
Miss Blanch Clapp is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will. Thompson at
Spencer.
Miss Alene Long went to Raleigh
Tuesday to visit her cousin, Mrs.
Cbas. Belvin.
Mees. Gene and Clyde Hunter
spent the first of the week at their
home here.
Miss Ethel Haskins of Raleigh
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mrs.
C. 8. Hunter's.
Mr. M. R. Rives left Sunday night
for Baltimore to buy spring aid
summer merchandise.
Mrs. M. R. Rives is in Raleigh
this week visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr. John W. Harden.
Mr. S. L. Burch came up from
Raleigh and spent from Saturday
till Tuesday here with his family.
Mrs. J. Mel. Thompson of Mebane
is a pending a few days here at the
home of her father, Mr. J. L. Scott,
Jr.
Mr. Geo. W. Long, Jr., who has
been spending a few weeks at his
home hen, left Saturday for Tampa,
Fla.
Mr. J.Scott Hunter of Thoinas
ville, Ga., spent the first of the we*>k
here visiting his mother, Mrs. C. fT
Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Brady and
son, of Oklahoma an here visiting
Mr. Brady's mother>*Mjß. M. J.
Brady, and sisters, Mesdames B. S.
Robertson and J. L. Scott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Goodman of
Salisbury spent the first of the week
here visiting parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. C. Hocutt, and sisters,
Mesdames Robt. L. Holmes and
Mentor G. Flanigan.
Mrs. Mary A. Martin and daugh
ter, Miss Donna, who have been
visiting here at the home of the
former's brother, Mr. C. P. Albright
left Tuesday for their home at.
Mooresboro.
Graham Poultry Industry.
Cor. of Tbe Gleaner.
Ia looking over the records of the
Poultry Shows held jn North Caroli
na and the Southern States from
Baltimore to Atlanta, I find tha'
Sa exhibited tiy our townsmen
|rt Long and B. N. Turner or i
M that they sold stock to have
i in the prize winning list at
every ahow where their stock were
exhibited. ■ ■ ■. i
At the recent Poultry Show held
in N. C., which was a
very high class affair and one of the
largest ever held in the State
Herbert Long entered 10 birds and
received 10 prizes and all his atock
was sold at the Show and haa re
ceived orders since for more stock.
We can recommend B.N. Turner's
Buff Orpingtons aAd White Leg-i
horns and Herbert Long's Brown
Legbrns and Light Brahmaa to
to any one wiahing the beat of the
above verities.
AN OLD FAXOIEB.
Deeds, Not Words
Graham People .Have Abso
lute Proof of Deeds
at Home.
It'a not worda but deeds that
prove true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney
Pills,
For Graham kidney anfferera,
Hare made their local reputa-
tion.
Ptoof lies in the testimony of
Graham people who have beeo
eared to stay cured.
Mrs. P. W. Haithcock, Mill St.,
Graham, N. C., says: "I gladly
confirm the public statement I
gave three years ago recommend-.
Ing Donn's Kidney Pills as I have'
not had a symptom of kidney'
trouble since that time. I was
subject to attacks of backache and
a feeling of distress through my
kidneys. I also hsd dull head
aches and Mi languid and run
down. Finally I got Doan'e Kid
ney Pills from the Alamance
Pharmacy and I had not used
than long before my trouble dis
appeared. Another member of
my family has also taken Donn's
Kidney Pills with good results."
For sale by all dealer*. Price
60 cents. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, Kew York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
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Graham Township Sunday School
Convention -
Graham Townahip Sunday Schoo
Convention will meet in theQfaham
Christian Church next Sunday,
March 17, at 3 o'clock p. m.
PROGRAM.
Devotional Service—Rev. Edwards.
Place of Townahip Convention in
the Sunday School Syatem—Prof. 8.
G. Lindsay.
Discipline and Order in the Sun
day School—Mcßride Holt.
The Teacher and Hie Class—J.
S. Cook.
The Organized Claa*—Art! ur
Williams.
Thu Ideal Superintendent—Rev.
W. B. Green, C. B. Erwin.
* The Bible in the Sunday School —
Mrs. Margaret Hackney.
The Sunday School as an Evange
lizing and Training Agency—Rev.
J. C. Hocutt.
Reports, business, etc.
Every Sunday school in the town
ship will be expected to furnish sta
tistical reports, giving enrollment,
attendance, etc.
The program will be interspersed
by music rendered by the singers of
the various Sunday schools of the
township. Let as many Blngers be
present as possible. Familiarsongs
will be used.
For the good of the Sunday school
work and for the development of our
community let all interested in Sun
day school work be present.
Early, the former North Caro
linian and alleged leper is still
puzzling 'the authorities at Ta
coma, Wa»h., his latest place of
residence. The latest plan de
vised for Early is to place him on
Eagle Island, a dot on Puget
sound four acres in extent, where
a light house is stationed; The
Spanish-American War Veterans
are taking up the fight for Early
and will demand that his full dis
ability pension of $72 monthly be
restored. They will also ask that
th® contract for keeping the light
on Eagle island be given Early's
wife. This pays S6OO per annum.
Early has three children, two bom
since the disease broke out.
The Chronicle* says that Mrs.
Henry Brooks, of Call poatoffice,
some six miles east of Wilkesboro,
was burned so badly Saturday a
week afternoon that she died that
night. She was makiug soap in
the yard when her clothes caught
fir®.
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~ The antls ptlo powder to beebaken Into
the shoes. If you Bare tired aching feet, try
Allen'a Foot-ease. It reata the feet and
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leu, ht, sweating ieet e>n. Relieve! oornsl
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Notice of Sale.
Under and bf virtue tffa decree
of the Superior Court of Wake
Couuty, mado on tho 10th day of
Feb. 1912, in the suit of tho Com
mercial National Bank of Haleigh
et al vs. E. C. Laird et al, the un
dersigned, Commercial National
Bank of Raleigh, AS commissioner,
appointed by said Court for this
purpose, will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 23,1912
at 12:00 M., at the Court House
door iu the town of Qraham, Ala
mance'County, N. C., offer for
sale and sell for cash to the high
est bidder, the following describ
ed personal, to-wit;
1004 shares of the common
stock of the Holt-Granite Manu
facturing Co., represented by
certificates as follows:
No. Shares No. Shares
3 455 'l4 74
48 50 44 50
41 17 4$ 17
49 17 40 50
57 50 55 50
57 50 53 50
54 50 58 4
59 3 50 0
40 6 42 (1
Also 146 shares of the preferred
stock of said Holt-Granite Manu
facturing Co., represented by
certificate as follows:
No." 96 for 88 Shares
No. 97 for 58 Shares
The common stock is to be of
fered and sold as a whole and the
preferred slock is to bo offered
and sold as a whole. This sale is
made subject to confirmation of
the Court.
(his Feb. 20, 1912.
The Commercial National
Dank of Raleigh,
Commissioner.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
All persons having Ha'mi airalnat he et
tale of Hophla Ann Brown, dccfßNd. will
present them to the undersigned rtulv vort
fled. nn or before the 10th da«- nf March, 1913,
and In default thin notice will lie pleaded In
bar of their reonver?; and all persona nwin*
the estate of Mid decedent are notified to
make Immediate payment.
J. L BCOTT, P'th. Adm'r
as adra'r of Sophia Drown.
March. 1912
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
The best Repairing
Z. T. HADLEY
Jeweler
GRAIIAM, N. C.
Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson.
Br REV. T. S. UNSCOTT, D. D.
March 24, 1*12.,
(Copyright, I*l. by Rev. T. ■. Unaoott.
D. D.J
Feasting and Fasting. Mark 11:13-22.
Golden Text—l came not to call the
rlfchteous, but sinners. If ark 11:17.
(1.) Vera® la-Why la It not the duty
of every Christian to be like Jeans,
who made the chief work of his life
the extenaion of tbe kingdom of God?
(2.) If the masaea will not come to
the church, la it or not, and why, the
duty of the church to take the goapel
to tbe masses as Jeaua did?
(3.) Verse 4—When Is It the duty of
a business man to follow tbe example
of Levi, giro up his business and de
vote himself wholly to preaching the
gospel?
(4.) If God culls any man to preach
bh gospel nnd he refuses, can be re
main the reconciled son of Ood? Give
your reasons.
(5.) Verse 16—What good or barm is
done the cause of Ood by having ban
quets or other festive gstherlngs In
connection with Christian work?
(0.) What, In view of this Incident,
can yon say fbr or against ministers
or other enrnest Christians freely mix
ing with worldly men at aodal func
tions?
(7.) Verso 10— How would you char
acterize the criticism of these Phari
sees of Jesus for mixing with publicans
and sinners?
(8.) Verse 17—Did -Jesus mean that
he loved tho bad more than he did good
people, and what was his attltudo to
both classes?
(0.) What waa the real mission of
Jesus In the world?
(MW; In what sense is Jesus Inter
ested in a very bad man more than in
Your Quettiont Answered.
If yon would liko to have an
swered any particular question
each or any week froin "The Sug
gestive Questions on the Sunday
School Lesson" by Rev. !)r. Lin
scott, send In your request to this
office, giving the date of the les
son and the.number of the ques
tion you wish answered. You
may select any question except
the one indicated that it may be
answered in writing by members
of t)be club. Dr. Linscott will
answer tbe questions cither in
these columns or by mail through
this office. Don't forget to state
what benefit these "Suggestive
Questions" are to you. Give your
full nam* and address. Send
your letters to The Question Editor
of THE ALAMANCE GLEANER.
Eggs for Hatching From.
S. C. Buff Orpingtons, Cook's
strain. S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
Degraff strain. These are Pure Ured,
large, handsome fowls and fine lay
ers. Eggs f1.50 for 15. Orders
i being booked. V. S. KILBY,
feb 22-4t. Darlington, N. C.
l?fincFro |n Buff Orpingtons,
JEjJjy i3and White Orpingtons
s2.bu per 15. White Leghorns and
Seabright Bantams 12.00 per 16—
As fine birds a* are in the South —
have won wherever exhibited.
B. N. TUBMER, Graham, N. C.
f very go ltd Luiu7 v ~
(11.) Vena* 18-10-Why did the dls
dplcH of John fast and tbe disciples of
Jesus not fast?
(12.) Wbat purposea ware supposed
to be accomplished by fasting?
*(18.) Why did Jeaua fast when bia
disciples did not?
(14.) Verso 20 Does this verse
amount to a command aa well as a
prediction that Christiana abould and
would fast after Jeaua' departure from
the earth?
(IS.) it was the practice of the early
church to fast, especially before sol
emn appointments. Why was It dls
continued, and would It be a good thing
to recotnmeuce tho practice?
(10.) Versos 21-22—What Is tbe nse
of forms without the spirit necessary
for carrylng tbem out?
(17.) Why is It net possible for mere
formalism to exist If ths church Is en
ergised by the holy spirit? (This is
ana of ths questions that may ba an
swered In writing by members of the
elub.)
Lesson-for Sunday, March 81, 1912.
Bevlew of tbe Twelve Preceding Les
sons.
A Watchword.
Organisation Is the watchword of
the day. It l« tbe part of system. It
mesas force and economy. A single
twig can be easily bent and broken.
A bundle tied together has atrebgth
that defies tbe efforts of a giant Ths
same In organisation. One merchant,
one tradesman In any line, cannot
well bring about needed reforms. It
requires united action, jind this action
can only be had wben there is perfect
and harmoulous organisation.
COUPON,
Cat oat and Read to this Olee
SadTbt Alibun tttuir froa not till Kir
50,1312, tii elo> tf (hi Sibil Ouitios m
(Mat, fcr Uu ijwil priM of SLOO nclond
St oi lank of Load Qtb.
i
Addmi
The tooaer you tend your subscrip
tion the more papres yon get If you
•end now you get 15 mot. for the
price of one year.
Cat oat aad saad to this oties
International Prett BibleQuettion i
Club.
I have read the Suggestive Question*
on the Sunday School Lesson published .
In Tna AI.AMAKCB OLEANKR, also the les
son itself for Sunday j
read the series o( 99.
Name I
Address j
Mortgagee's Sale of
Real Estate.
Under and by virtue of tbe patten of sale
vested in me by a mortgage deed esecuted by
Cbailie llason sad bis wife Binds Bason on
tbe 7th day of January, 1900, recorded In book
No. 41. page MS, of Sortiin Deeds In olßoe
of Heolsterof Deeds for Alamance County,
North Carolina, 1 will sell to tbe blgbeet bid
der for oasb, on
MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912,
at IftOO o'clock M„ at ths oourt bouse door In
Qrabam, lbs following described reel estate:
Two certain pieces oriraeis of Isnd lying and
twins In Alam noe County, Htate of Norib
Carolina. In II.«w lllver townsblr, and de
fined ana desurlbed as follows, to wit:
Adjoining thu lands of the lite 1 homes M.
Iloli. Walt Kortils, t>. A. I ong, and oilier*,
hounded aa follows: llrulnnlngin a black oak
Ire* corner of Thomas M Holt: thence couth
X de(. K S chain* and II lluaa to a rock oil
Trollnger, I Ixon and Turnar'a Una; thanes N,
MM dsg. W. I chain, aos llnka to a rock)
tiunse N. IX .lor. I chains to a rwk In fur
Ma Una; tbenoe 3. MX deg * cbalna a llnka to
a rook, eornar wlib *ald Korbla: thence N.
tIX dag. K. I cbalna 41 llnka to a rock, oorner
wiih Korbla on Holt line; tbenoe 8. Tl'/i d«g
B. t obalna Wl llnka to the beginning, «nd con
taining two and M.IOD aorta, ttors or laaa.
Alao ona other tract, adjoining the above
and beginning at a atone corner of afore* ld
tract In ToorCoi'a Una: tbenoe Booth with
aald line 1 sham and 3Sllnka ton atone; home
N.Mdeg. W I chains loa atone: thenoe N. I
chain and M llnka to a atone corner of afots
aaid kit: thence with the llaa of the above lot
to the hegtoalng, awl sootetatiia one aor ,
more or Issa.
Thsaboia described lo'a oonveyed to be
leae one lot containing a Utile over one aor*
oontsysJ to I). A. Imi bjr J. T. long In a
dssd wnlcb la teoordsd In Book No. », page
HO of the record of lierda for Alamsno*
county, aald lot Ilea to the w at of the above
lots as oonveyed to Charlie llaaon and wife
■lndia llaaon, by J. T. Long.
Tbla aale la made on account of the failure
of Ibe aald Char 11, llaaon and hla wife plndla
llaaon sod their belra lo pay tlie note* and
Interest thereon, assured by aald mortgage
ueed. wblcb wsio given lo assure ths pur
chaas price of said lola 
J.t. LOHO. Mortgagee.
J. Adolpta timg, Att'y,
Administrator's Notice!
Having qualified aa administrator of lbs
saute of rsinlrm K. Long, deceased, lata of
Alamance county. Worth Carolina, thla la '0
not fy all persons having rlalm* agalnat tlie
•slate of aald deosased to sshlhlttlMM lo
ths undraisnrd at hwspsoartlls, M. C., or hla
attorosr, w. I. Ward, at bla ogio* in Ore
has, 11. 0.,- no or tefore the Iftb day of
March, iru, or tbla notice will be plssdsd In
bsr of their rsoovsry. All psraona luleMed
11 *sld sstats will pi aa* make Immediate
pi/amt.
March t. Wit.
0. PBMDBRtiHAPH. Adas'r
mar It tt of MsaUrs Long.
ADMINISTRATRIX 8 NOTICE.
All psraooa having tlaim* agalnat the ae
tata or Oenige Item, deceaaed. will present
Diem to MM undersigned, daly verld.d, on or
before ths Nth day of Ksbrwary, KM, and In
default this notioe will be pleaded in bar of
their raeovery, and all persons owing ths
estate of aald decadent will tasks Immediate
** rmm HILLY OANT, AdmV*
Oeotg* Uaal,
Jsnusryf'. 'SH. Altainabaw, N. C.
FatMt
—SCiSWORS and Kniree are
eaaily ruined if not properly ground
when being aharpened. If you want
them aharpened right and made to
cat aa good aa new £ive me a triaL
Will aharpen anything from a broad
axeto a pen-knife. Charges moder
ate. B. N. Tuavn, thla office.
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for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities,
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toilet water, perfumeries, manicure
seta, "reams, powders pnd everything
that will make you aa sweet and Jfl
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Sale of Land For fhe Implemftiif Co.,
Partition. RICHMOND; VIRGINIA.
h«ve just issued a new and
Br virtu* of an order of the Superior Court complete Farm Implement
of Altniinot oountr oaitelna "peolal Pro- Catalog! STVinfir umtlMale in.
oeedlnes Wb«rxtn *ll the heln-at law of / 'Jf »»»••* ill
Jamee Morton. d. nuri, ware made partial. formation Mid prices Ot
aa well aa mortcaaeea of certain Interest*. mM
lor tba purpoae ot partitioning amonx the All Faaaa W a . M
■aid heirs the real aaute of which the said All tarlll IfllDldllfiTlT
Jamee .Moru>n died »elzed, I will offer at *US 111 UUUIvUIvUMy
public sale, to tbe highest bidder, at the » -_a » .. .
oourt bouse dour In Clrahtm, at 1* o'elook, bOTD BIIQ vOltOu rl&OlfirSa
DOOD ' 00 Wheel and Disk Cultivators.
SATURDAY, MAR. 16, 1912, fS| lESS/
the foHowlac valuable real estate, to-wit; r—a- vi .. * ■. ■
A lot of land lu aald Alamance county, N. luEllieS, iDIOUoiSi
C„ beginning at a rook on Lewis Tlckeland . c. w ..J UanlniC Mfffa
JLetnuel hlmpron. tbence M IV W 10.71 cha s MW aOu rl&01Qg IHIIH.
to  atone on said Tickle's tine; Ibenoe H m° (fatal sail nUm llniiln/.
■7 (0 chains to a Make; thence N IK* ■ luClAl &Ilu oUl6r KOOulllL
T.tt'/i chains to a atone; thence M m\ a K 23.80 RnWrftae Warinaa
chains to a stake In Joseph Barber's line; DUBPIGX, IwllWl, Mufllfl).
tbenoe N IS* K «.t£k chains to a stake In Karll Wlm r*H!wif ate
llanetl's line, tbence S Mk° W 3.8 chains to MTD WlFO* rCUCHISj CIC.
ihe be'lnnlua, aud containing If* acres /\ .
uiore or less. Our prices are venr reason-
Terms of sale: One-half cash, balance In -LI- (Z- n. -
six months with tlUe reserved till fnlljr paid, !P nrsc-class Supplies,
deferred paymrntaU>oarrjrlntereet from day Correspondence solicited,
of sale. HuMee* to ouuormat.on b, the ■
cierk. Tbia Feb ij, itu. Catalog mailed free m request
J- ». cooK.co»'r. Write for it.
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/p. ' yV UX» K. Main St, Mot—on*. Vs.
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"'•=? FOLEYSOKINO LAXATIVE
•*>- "W • mm Tom Stomach Tuoutic and Cpnitimtim
Now Crop Garden Seeds
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A COMPLETE LINE
FRESH £?
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Berk and Plover Seeds
JUST RECEIVED
Alamance Pharmacy,
The /jfifei Store
J. C. Simmons Druggist.
Notice of Re-Sale.
Under and by virtu* of an order of the Hu
pari or • ourt or Alanines count jr, mad« t n *
•portal proceejlng lo which all the lielra al
ia* of Mary Garrison, dee'd. are duly oon
•illuied perilae, Us underslgued uommla
•iouer will, on
MONDAY. APRIL 15, 1912,
all*o'clock M,at lb* oourt bouee door In
Urabam. N. C .oiler for hi* to til* highest
blddsr lor aaab that certain tract of land
Irliganri being In Kaucette towneblp. Ala
mance county. North Carolina, adjoining
Jbe la-rdsof Jane O.rrlson, Vanny Uarrlaon.
, Urookaaod others, bounded aa follow,:
Urflßulof at a rack Corner of Dower;
(bene* » 21 chains In a ruck ©order of lot
No Us ibenca it W degress II tl chains lo a
a lake corner of lot Mo. I; tbano* M I>H era to
tb* llrat atatlon, eoatalolngi* acraa wore or
lesa, save and except a certain tract or par
cel of land cut off and eold f run tb* above
described land* by Mary Uarrlaon lo 11. T.
Keroodle on lbs IM day of August, ML
containing tt acraa, nor* or Isaa, a recorj of
which conveyance appears In Book of Deeds
No. a. page vn of tb* fubllc Heglst ry of Al
a man on cooaty, to which leleranee la hereby
expressly man* for a mora particular 4e
acrtptKia by metes and bounda. and said ■
acraa, last above described, are not Included
J/h this arereading. Bidding will bait in at
Terira of tele Cash.
Tkla March Ma, mi
K. 8. W.DAMBRON. Comr.
' HOUSES and lota for rent. Ap
ply to W. J. Nicka.
Mortgagee's Sale.
Under and by vlrloe of tb* powers con
tained In a certain mortgage de*d executed
' by i. H. Parry on tne Sru day of Peb» IN*,
and racordad In tba offlcu of tb* Beglsierof
fieadaof Alamance county. N. C.. Tn Book
No. Si of Mortgage Deeds. pages MO to Itt,
the undersigned mortgagee will; oo
MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912,
at 11 o'clock, noon, at Ibe oonrt hruse door
In Urah m. North Carolina, offer for sale to
the blcbeat bidder, for caab. tbe following
described tr ct or parcel of land situate tn
Newlln townahlp, Alamance county. North
Carolina, and described u> follows-
Beginning at a Dogwood In Joseph Boffert'
line, running tbeacs N 60° W 41 cha to the
bend of tbe creek at tbe WlUlaon ford;
thence down tbs creek aa It meander* op
posite Po at's line oo Ue North aide of Cane
Creek; thence tt* B 11 cba t> a Walnat,
Poust's corner: Hi»nce B »' Bll.Mcbstu
ICsne  reek; tbeucc op tbe sreek aa li nieen
dera » JO cba deposits a Hli kory; tbence
8 SIX" wan cba to a atone, tbence 8 M* W
with said Hogera' line lUocba to tbe begla
nlug, containing .
38.2 ACRES,
but to be the as me be there mors or leas
This la Intended to convey all of tbe original . .
tract of the John M. Perry tract, except tS I
18 acraa told off by tbe said John M. Perry to
John A. roust. i
The sbovs land will be sold lo settle the
note, with Interest, for tbe payment of wblt h