THE GLEANER
ISSUED IVKBYTHUMIUT.
J. D. KERNODLE, Editor.
• . >sl.oo A YEAR, IN ADVANCE?"
rh« editor will not b« responsible for
/law* eqprewed by correspondent*.
Entered it tae Postofflco etOreliem,
N. C., at •eeondclmi matter. , *
GRAHAM, N. C., May 6,1920
Judge W. A. Hoke is a can
"didato for the nomination for
a seat on the State Supreme
Court bench to succeed himself.
Justice Geo. H. Brown will not
be a candidate again, and most
t of the candidate, if not all, for
K the Brown vacancy have an
■t nounced that they are candi-
Jntates to.Jpbeceed Judge Brown
JUidgc Hoke. At the
primary this should l>e re
|' membered. Everybody is pret
ty well satisfied to let Judge
I Hoke alone.
Hon. A. L. Brooks is making a
i pretty vigorous campaign in the
race to succeed Senator Overman.
He is a most "attractive and earn
est speaker and has lots of friends.
Senator Overman is in Washing
ton, the fyrnate being in session,
and is conducting his campaign
by letter.
H Complaints )» be Heard as to Valua
tion otFroperty—Must be in Writ
tag y and Filed by May 17th.
Board of Appraisal and lte
view of Alamauce county, realizing
the fact that.it is impossible to get
the property in every instance valued
at its true value and equal, aud de
siring to equalize same, to the very
best of its ability, has decided to
allow any parson, who thinks then
is a gross error in the valuation of
his property, to put his complaint in
writing and mail same to Cliag. C.
Thompson, County Bu|)ervisor, to be
in his hands not later than the 17th
day of May, 11)20, and his complaint
will be given due consideration.
This is not intended to give every
fes person who is opposed to the lte
• valuation Act a chance to air his
grievsuces, nor i» it for the pnrf>oce
l| of giving every person whoso valua
| tion may be, in his opinion, Wrong
to a very small amount, a chance to
> be beard, but this is for the purpose
. ol giving those persons who have a
real complaint to make, an oppnr
tanity to be heard, and to give the
K'Bfliid an opportunity to correct
asms.
C. C. THOMPSON.
CIIAS. F. CATKS,
Wm I. WAKD,
Board of Appraisal and lleview.
Jurors for May Term.
The following have been drawn to
serve oO the jury at the May Term
of Alamance Superior Couit:
Patterson township— lst week: 11.
jf C. tlcl'liarson, A. E. Fox, A. H.
Wicker; Und week: Eugene 'league,
». P. Wright.
Coble tp. —Ist week: Luten M
Coble, J, G. Sharp; 'Jnd week: W.
M. Urates.
Boon Stutiou tp. —2nd week : D.
W. Wagoner.
Morton tp. —Ist week: I*. 11. Boon,
J. F.jparker, G. T. Sutton; 2nd
week: Vlell. Simpaon.
Faucette tp.—2nd week: J. 11.
Graham tp.—lst week: J. I. Phil
ip Has, Coy 11. Williams, J.O.Corbett)
| 2nd week: A. D. Tate, Jos. 8. Holt,
S&raL. Amitk.
Newlin tp.— Ist week: Jas. S.
Stafford, M. A. Godfrey, NathaD E*
» Workman; 2nd week; F. P. Klling
■ ton, A. P. Honey, J. 0. Braxtou, J.
B? M. McPherst n, W. M. Mcßaue, W.
* V. Craton, D. L. Pickard.
Thompson tp.-—lst week: J. W.
' Newlin, J. C. Davis; 2nd week 1)
' J, Coble.
Melvillo tp.—'lst week: C. F.
Jobe; 2nd week: Clay King, Ed.
Phillip*.
Pleassnt Giuve tp.— Ist week: J.
E. Sellsrs; 2nd week: H. W. Petti
grew.
Burlington tp.— Ist week: J. At
* Murrey, J. G. Rogers, J. .M, Fix, J.
J. Campbell, Walter M. Williams;
2nd week: A. J. Whittemore, T. 1).
Fogleman, J. E. Kirkpatrick.
f i Haw River tp —I »t week: Thomas
Ballard; 2nd week: W. E. Wmwlcy.
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"1 liko to read llio papers,
and other printed things, but 1
wouldn't miss the homo news that
iny country paper brings."
I MMMGREAT
B(;ralnm Mreder. I'lsd
| Toll a llurdni.
Huuil worry of bueine»>
Iwork and stooping ol
t
H's household carts.
I ;nthe kidneys
Headache, dizziness,
ibleo, urinary tronbles
follow
I citizen tells you what
Bdmnn, ghoemaker tell
obliges me to do a
■ r and It weakened my
hardly straighten
■ a shot through the
I back and I was in
■ e time. I heat a
£ Doan's Kidney Pills
■taking them. .After
I doses they relieved
I . Whenever I hsven t
■ since, Doan's have
Hn good shape. •
[ all dealers. Dont
a kidney remedy—
Idney Pills-thewme
on had. Foster-Mil
, Buffalo, N. Y.
There's A difference between a
backet of water from a pump aud j
a bucket full from a faucet—a dif-
I ference of many steps that a home
water Btipply system would save.
Tberolf more CaUrrati In thl» Motion of
the country than all other dlteaves put to
gether, ana until the lest few yeera wa» sup
posed te be Incurable. For a Pfrrat many
years doctors oronouneed It a local dUcatc
and prescribed local remedies, und by con
stantly falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced It Incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional disease,and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only Con
stitutional cure on the market. It la taken
internally In doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It acta directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the s>stcm. They offer
one hundred dollars for anv case It fulls to
cure. Hend for circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J.CHBNKY k CO „ Toledo. Ohio.
Hold by I>rugKl*tA; 7f>c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion. # ad v
Bprny, spray, spray, aud jou
won't need to pray each day for
the bugs to leave your fruit aud
vc/,'etabl*s alone.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
Pursuant to an order of Ala
mance'Superior Court duly made
in a proceeding to which all the
heirs-at-law of T. O. Pomeroy
were made parties, the under
signed will sell at the court house
door iu Graham at public out
cry to the liest bidder, at 12
o'clock, noon, ou
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1920,
the following described real
property, to-wit:
Two tracts of land, both situ
ate and being in Alamance coun
ty, and bounded and described
as follows:
Lot No. 1. Adjoining the
lands of Corinna Smith, George
Hippy, Mrs. Martha McAdams,
Benjamin McAdatns (deceased),
A. (3. Huffman, J. N. William
son, Jr., and others, bounded as
follows;
Beginning at a rock, corner
with said Martha McAdams in
said Hippy's line; running thence
S 42 deg E 21.14 chs to a corner
with said McAdams, deceased;
thence N47 deg E 4.11 chs to
black jack tree, corner with said
McAdams, now occupied by
Clias. Harder; thence 544 deg E
12.08 chs to a rock, corner with
said Harder; thouce S 4-0 dog W
8.23 chs to a rock, corner with
said Williamson in said Har
der's lino 811.5 Iks N. E. of a
dead hickory, corner with Har
der and Williamson; thence N
50 dog W (B. S.) 11l chs to a
rock, corner with said William
son in said Smith's line; thence
N 4o deg E 12.10 chs to the be
ginning, containing 88.75 acres,
more or less.
Another lot, beginning at a
rock, corner with said McAdams
or Harder; running thence S 44
deg E 17.58 chs to a rock, cor
ner with said Harder, in said I
Huffman's line; thence S (10 deg
W 10.40 clis to a rx;k on north
side of Haw river, corner with
said Huffman; thence up north
bank of said river N 48 deg W
10 chs, N +2 deg W ti.OO chs to a
rock, corner with said William
son on north hank of.said river;
thence N 5!) deg 4 E 11.81 chs
to the Is'ginning, containing ID
acces, more or less.
The tract first described and
containing 38.75 acres will Itc
sold subject to the homestead
right of the minor children of
T. O. Pomeroy (.both of said chil
dren are girls, and one is twelve
years of age, and one is nine
years of age, and Uiis homestead
right is a right existing in said
children until they shall reach
the age of 21 years.)
Terms of Sale: One-third of
purchase money in cash and the
other two-thirds at three and six
mouths. The deferred payments
carry interest tit six percent
(0 percent), and title reserved
until ]>ayment of purchase
money is complete.
These are. valuable tracts of
land not far from the city of
Burlingtou, and formorly con
stituted a part of the Sellers
Mill tract. Further informa
tion will be supplied by the
undersigned.
This 2!>th day of April, 11120.
J. DO I.l'll LONG,
Commissioner.
Summons by Publication
NORTH CAROLINA,
Alamance Couuty.
In thr ttuprrlnr Court.
Itrfurr the t lerk.
Mrs. Edith Bolt aud her husband,
Isaae Holt,
vs
K. I'. Boone and his wife, Efiie
Boone; 1). C. Boone and his wife,
Eva Boone; Hewitt Boone ami
bis wife, Viryle Boone; Calviu
Boone ami his wife, Faunie
Belle Ilooue; Bessie Nance and
her husband, Edgar Nance; Mrs.
Letitia Boone, widow.
The defendants above named,
and more especially Dewitt liqonc
and wife, Virgin Boone, will take
notice that ati action entititled as
above, has been commenced in the
.Superior Court of Alamance court- 1 "
ty for the purpose of selling the
lands of which the late L. A.
Boone died possessed, for the pur
pose of division; and the said de
fendants will further take notice
that they are required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Coun of said county and reply to
the petition filed herein, or the
petitioner will apply to the Court:
for the relief demanded in said!
petition. -
Thia 19th day'of April. 1920.
D. J. WALKER,
22*pl4t C. S. C.
Carolina v». Oak Ridge at Harden
Park Saturday.
On Easter Monday the (Carolina
Freshmen and Oak ltidge baseball
teams played a tie game—o to 0— at
Harden Park. At the conclusion of
the 9ib inning it was decided to stop
and play off the tie later. Saturday,
May Bth, at 8:30 p m., was fixed as
the date for another "try out.' Ac
cordingly the teams will OH
above stated und a high-cliiss game
is confidentially looked forward to.
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F)R Tin: I.I:;IHI>ATI KI:.
To tile Voters of Alamance County:
I hereby announce uiyaelf a cam
date for lfcepreeenlative in the Gen
eral Assembly, subject to the action
of the Democratic party in Alamance
county.
Very respectfully,
29a|.ltf W. E. HAY.
As you plant so you reap—care
less seed selection costs much Ui
coin.
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Proposal for Building a
Sanitary Sewer Sys
tem lor Graham, North
Carolina.
Sealed proposals for furnishing
material and constructing a sani
tary sewer system for the town of
Graham, N. C . will be received by
the Mayor and Commissioners at
the City Hall, until 2 p. in. of the
20th day of May, l!t20.
The work will'consist, of 13.8
miles of 8, 10, 12, 15 and 18 iuf'
vitrified pipe, with manholes,
ilushtanks and appurtenances, to
gether with twtr sewrfge pumping
stations with 0.0 miles of 4 aud 0
V' ich cast iron pipe.
Each proposal must l>e accom
panied by a certified d eck, pay
able to the Town of Graham, N.
C., to au amount equal to 5 per
cent, of the bid as a guarantee
that tlio contract will bo entered
into if awarded. A bond of fifty
(50 percent.) percent of the con
tract price will be required. Pay
ments will bo made in iiionthly
estimates.
Plans and specifications are on
lilo in theoflleeof Norcrossife iveis,
Engineers, 1025 Candler Building,
Atlanta, Ua., and with the Town
Clerk, at Graham, N C.
Bidders may obtain copies from
the Engineers by enclosing check
for Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars,
payable to the Engineer, aud to
be held by them until the return
of Plans and Specifications. If
blue prints are desired they may
bo had at the cost of pryiting.
The CHy reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
It. L. IIOLMK9, Mayor.
NOKCKOBS FC KKIS, Engineers, At
lanta, Ga.
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A Big Reduction Sale ! ::
Reducing Stock to Make Room j -
For Summer Goods . 11
BEGINNING
Friday, April 23, 1920
| Wc Will Place on Sale
AT C6ST
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W\ 50 Nifty Coat Suits in beautiful French TX ■, . 0 „ T T J. n I • : .i e
IMS 5» m«,. m . .. • n Five dozfen Small Hats, all colors.
M A Serge and Tricotme—sizes 16 to 54. /I AO i 1
i- Sport Coat? These hats can be worn
mmmk • , T ,ro *• , , U 'u -*±P\ the summer.
Two dozen Ladies Sweaters in both light \
Several dozen Children's Sweaters. \JIPj ''
| Three dozen Crepe de Chine-and Geor- Sale BefjlllS Friday, Slpf ~
1 - gette Waists in all colors. fj fej|K _ • ■ - \
Several dozen Gingham Dresses for ' Apffl ZwM* I
' Km * Misses and children. IT jf Come Early and Gel Mr H
Two dozen Middy Suits —sizes 10 to 20. Jf • ■ • '
| ' Two dozen Plaid and Navy Blue Skirts. VlHIFPick. .j!
The Ladies Emporium ;
• I . MISS MARGARET CLEGG "7 -HijJ|
GRAHAM, N. C.
«» P. S. We have just received a nice line of Madam Grace Corsets—BEST FOR THE MONEY. Jll
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AXHOUMCRMBNT*
To the Democrats of Alamance
County :
I announce that I am and will be
a candidate for the nomination for
Senator from tliia Senatorial District,
"ily many friends" bare not been to
me and urged become a can
diduto. I have the desire to succeed
1 am deeply grateful for the sup
port I have received in the past. I
have represented Alamanop conntv
rn i lie legislature of 1911 and 1013
anil in the Senate in 1017. I shall
do my best in the future. ,
Triply you re,
. J. ELMER LONG.
March 22, 1920.
C. R. HOPKINS
AGENT
Singer Sewing
Machines
Siili Moorn: J. I>. Vaughn's Electric
Si(oe Shop.
PHONE 075 W
GRAHAM, N. C
Z.T.HADLEV
Jeweler and Optician
GRAHAM. N. C
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified aa Executor of the will
or J V W. Braxton. deooaaed, the underalKiied
hereby nutlflei all peraons holding claim,
ayainil »»ld estate to pre lent the ume, duly
authenticated, on 0[ before the 10th amy of
April, lwal. or th » notice will by pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All peraona lulebt
ed 10 (aid palate are requeated to malie Im
mediate aettlement.
I lila March «1, ll»l. »
It. P. BItAxTON, Kx'r
Harlot of J. W. Braxton, dee'd.
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—We repair and sharpen Lawn
Mowers.
29apl4t Graham Wrldino Co
Teat your seed "-It cusih too
maoh to take a chance.
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THE BIG "3"
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when you want it.
2 The most economical tire
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Real Estate!
Are You Interested?
Banking on our faith in the future of this com
munity, we have acquired, in fee simple, an at*
tractive list of real estate, both farm and city
property. We are in a position to offer attract
ive prices and the very best of on any of
our holdings. It is easy to do business with us.
WE BUY, SELL, SWOP . v
What is your proposition ?
Think about it and se§.
R. N, COOK or E. P. McCLURE
' Graham, N. C.
—Town taxea mast be settled
Enough said. ' Boyd B. Trolinger,
— 29apl2t
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Taking chancee" with untested
•steed «sorn is not giving your laud
it «qu' , B dual.
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