THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. 0., April 16, 1925.
Postoftice Hoars.
Offlo open 7.00 ». m. to 7.00 p. m
and*y #.OO to 11.00 ». a- and 4.00 to 6.W p. m
I.E. GUTHRIE, Po.nnaHter.
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—The trees are budding out rap
idly and straw hats will follow suit.
It's time for April showers, but
so far they've been a little scarce.
—Business was almost entirely
suspended here Monday for the
Easter holiday.
—Graham Graded School sus
pended for the Easter holiday from
Friday till Monday, inclusive.
Firemen Will Play Ball.
On Saturday afternoon, April
25th, at 3:30, at Travora Park,
Graham fireman will pull off an
exhibition game of baseball. The
town should "turn out" and fill the
graund stand and bleachers. Ia
other words, give the Firemen a full
house. No doubt it will be a funny
game, and most people like funny
things. But the Firemen are not
doing this stunt for fun ajone. It
takes a little coin to maintain a fire
department, so'each spectator will
be requested to contribute a quarter.
Folks,, turn out just like the Fire
men do when the alarm is turned
in and your house is on fire.
National Bank Returns Its Handsome
ly Remodeled Home.
On last Tuesday the National
Bank of Alamance moved back to its
own home. For about six months
its own buildiDg had been undergo
ing a remodeling process. On the
first of the building there were
two rooms origanally—one |be bank
ing room and the other a store.
These have been converted and
the entire first floor is now used for
the banking operations. Oufßide
the enclosure where the employees
work is a large lobby with desks, ta
bles, and seats for the convenience
and comfort of customers. In the
rear are three rooms —directors'
room, storagefroom, and work room.
There is plenty of room for all the
activities of the bank without crowd
ing.
The floors are tiled and the wal Is
and ceiling beautifully decorated.
In appearance the interior will not
suffer by comparison with similar
quarters of a like institution any
where in this state.
The outside has also undergone a
complete change. The plate glass
front is replaced by small panes
in steel sash which make a pleasing
appearance.
The front is handsomely trimmed
in gray terra cotton. In fact it is
now a very attraction and convenient
banking house. Mr. Sam T« John
ston was the contractor and the work,
was done under his supervision and
he did a good job.
Last, but not least, is the vault
where monev and safety deposit
boxes are keef)t. The vault is di
vided into two apartments—one for
cash, with a safe, and
the other for safety deposit boxes and
valuables. Both these are roomy.
A 19-ton door, so perfectly balanced
that a child can move it, closes the
vault entrance. Above, beneath
and the sides, the construction of the
vault is of thick wallc of concrete
and steel, making entrance practical
ly impossible. So safe and secure
do insurance companies consider the
vault ibat they charge the minimum
burglar insurance rate.
The officials and all connected
with the bank as shareholders or
patrons should feel proud of its
home. And the surroundings are
peculisrly satisfying to Mr. Chas
A. Scott, who has been cashier
and guided its destinies from its be
ginning nearly 26 years ago. wben
it started with a capital of $5,000,00
Save the forests by keeping out
fires. This is the main pnrpose
of Forest Week Apr. 27 to May 3.
Tarheel dairymen are finding
that it pays to test their cows.
One Guilford Counly dairyman
told county agent J. I. Wagoner
that he could afford to build a
new barn now that be knew what
his cows were doing.
Don't abuse the hen because she
wants to set. Instead,pnt her in a
slatted coop,feed her well and give
plenty of water. Generally she
will be ready to get back to laying
in two or three weeks.
Tarheel folks are getting the
health habit of drinking milch.
Each person in theU. S.drank one
and three-fourths gallons more of
milk last year than the year pre
vious and somci.of this increase
was in N.C., say home demonstra
tion workers,.
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Miss Leila Markham spent Easter
at her home in Durham.
Mrs. Wm. E. White shopped in
Greensboro yesterday.
Miss Gnssie Jones spent Easter at
her home at Laurinburg.
Miss Emma Marston spent Easter
at her home at Henderson.
Miss Gertrude Finger spent East
er at hei«home at Hickory.
Thos. Hadley, in school at Guil
ford, College, spent the Easter holi
day here.
Maj. J. J. Henderson left this
morning for South Hill, Va, on a
business trip.
Miss Mary Weeks spent Easter
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Coble,
at Roanok9, Va.
Mrs. W. L. Cooper has returned
from Richmond, Va., where she
went for treatment.
Mrs. Ralph Strayhorn of Divham
spent the week-end here with her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Cooper.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson of Greenß
boro is here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ezell.
Mr. John B. Stratford left Tues
day for a ten-day business trip to
Richmond, Va. and other points.
Mrs. J as. N. Williamson has re
turned to her home here after spend
ing the winter at De La6d, Fla.
Mrs. L. E. Kluttz of is
spending the week here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Farrell.
Mr. J. N. H. Clendenin left Sat
urday for Wilmington to visit his
son, Mr. Geo. L. Clendenin, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Parker Jr., of
Greensboro spent Easter here with
the former's mother, Mrs. E. S.
Parker.
Miss Mabel Walker, teaching at
Ayden, spent Easter here at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Clarence Walker.
. Miss Elise Thompson, after spend
ing the spring holidays at home,
left last Friday to resume her
studies of Boston Conservatary.
Mrs. Armistead C. Rogers of New
York City is the guest t>f Mrs. W.
H. Stratford at her home two and a
half miles East of Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Harden
and daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Annie Ruth, spent Easter witb Mr.
and Mre. T. C. Markham in Dur
ham.
Thomas Ezell, now with The Ga
zette offiice at Lexington, Va., spent
the Easter holidays here at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas.
L. Ezell.
Get Rid of That Backache!
Grihrm People Point the VV»v-
The constant aching of a bad back,
The weariness, the tired feel°>ng;
Headaches, dizziness, nervousness,
Distressing urinary disorders—
Are often signs of failing kidneys
And too serious to be neglected.
Get rid pf these troubles!
Uae Doan's Pills—a stimulant diu
retic to the kidneys.
Host 3 of people recommend Doan's
This is a Graham case.
You can verify it.
A. G. Ausley, prop, of grocery, N.
Maple St., says: "I was having
considerable ' trouble with a
dull backache. I started using
Doan's Pills and after taking
just one box, the backache left and I
haven't been bothered since. I also
used Doan's some years ago for
backache and irregularity of the
kidneys and they cured me in short
order."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Pills the same
that Mr. Ausley had. Foeter-Mil
born Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
War\t Ads
Two cents a w>rd in this size
type, cash with order. No ad for
less than 25c. One-fourth off for
more than 2 times. Ask for terms
on long time and larger type.
GUARANTEED hosiery, samples
%our sise free to agents. Write for
proposition paying $75.00 weekly
fall time, $1.50 an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer;
must wear or replaced free. Quick
sales; repeat orders. I* tee national
Stockiko Mills, 5769, Norristown,
P*. 40- lOt
NEW AND SECOND hand Electric
Sausage Machines A Coffee Mills for
•tie on long terms or will exchange.
For cstlaogue A prices write Hobirt
Mfg. Co. Rsleigb, N. C.
Corn Fed Hogs Bring Better Price
The failure to understand that
hogs fresh from the soybeans ami
peanut fields will soil for better
prices when they have been fei
further with corn and fish meal i»
costing farmers of N. C. many
thousands of dollars per year.
W. W. Shay, swine extension
specialist at State Colege, cite*
the case of T. W. Griffin of Wood
ville in Bertie county who had 54
hogs fresh from Soybean and pea
nut fields on February 5. The
hogs weighed 9,295 pounds and
he was offered 8 cents per pound'
for them. This wonld have
brought him $743.60. Mr. Griffin
took up the matter with' county
agent B. £. Grant who wired Mr.
Shay for advice.
Mr. Shay wired back to add
sixty pound to the hogs by feed
ing corn and fish meal. Be then
explained by letter that oily hogs
were selling at that time for 17.50
to $9.00 per hundred pounds and
that while the price trend was up
wards, the hogs weighing* 172
pounds each were then too heavy
to be made hard. If 60 pounds
ffere added to each bog. they
might be made to grade soft in
stead of oily and better prices
would be received.
Mr. Griffin followed this ad
vice. Be added 3,493 pounds to
the total weight, an average of
65.7 pounds each, at a feed cost
6f $14.12 per hundred 'pounds
gain and sold the animals t. o. b.
Woodville on March 21. This
was just 44 days later and be re
ceived a price of sl2 per hundred
making a profit of $297.76.
_Mr. Griflin stated that corn was
selling locally forfcl.OG per bushel.
He sold 279.5 bushels of corn and
corn meal for $2.66 per bushel.
"Other farmers following our
recommendations as to feeding
liogs are finding that it pays to
sell their corn in this way." says
Mr. Shay.
Proper spraying of the early
Irish potato crop has increased
the yield 74 bushels per acre ac
cording to tests made by Dr. li.
W. Leiby of the North Carolina
Experiment Station.
Notice!
Notice of Appointment of Registrars
and Pollholders for Town Election
to be Held May stb, and Fixing of
Polling Places for Said Election-
The following Resolution was
passed by the Commissioners of
the Town of Graham at a call
meeting held in the Town Of
fice March 24th, 1925:
That for the purpose of the
new registration of the voters
for town election to be held
May sth, 1925, for the election
of a Mayor and a Board of
Commissioners for the Town
of Graham (new registration
having been ordered by the
Board of Commissioners of said
Town at a regular meeting
held in the Town Office
in Graham, on the 23rd day
of February, 1925, and duly
published), the Town of Graham
is divided in two districts, as
follows:
Main Street shall constitute
the dividing line, beginning at a
point in line of north corporate
limits of said town ifi line with
the center of the extension of
th«* street in front of Sidney
Cotton Mills, north of Railroad
track, agd_runninfc thence from
said point directly across said
Railroad tract and with center
of said street and tbenco with
Main Street south to intersec
tion of said Main Street with
the corporate limits on south
side of town.
The voting place for east side
of said Town of Graham shall
be in the Cook & Paris building,
next to Alco Theater, and vot
ing place for west side of said
town shall be in the Scott build
ing, now occupied by National
Bank of Alamance.
The Registrar and Pollholders
lor the district east of Main
Street are as follows: W. H.
Holt, Registrar, and J. D, Al
bright and A. Lacy Holt, Poll,
holders and Judges; and the
Registrar and Pollholders for
distact west of Main Street are
as follows: T. C. Moon, Regis
trar, and W. M. Euliss and
W. T. Wilson, Pollholders and
Judges.
The books will be open for the
registration of voters on sth
Saturday before the sth day of
May, 1925, and will close on
second Saturday before the sth
day of May, 1925.
Will I. Holt, Clerk.
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THE ALAMANCE GLEANER, CIRAHAM, W. a
Trustee's Sale of Real
Estate, x
Under and by virtue of th
power of sale contained in a cero
tain deed of trust executed t
tbe undersigned, Alamance In
surance and Real Estate Come
pany, Trustee, for the purpos
of securing certain bonds de,
scribed in said deed of truste
whicb deed of trust bears datd
of September 29th, 1919, and
the same being duly probatee
and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Alamance
County, North Carolina, in book,
of Mortgages & Deeds of Trust
No. 84, page 19, default having
been made in the .payment of
said bonds and interest on same,
the undersigned. Alamance
Insurance &"Real Estate Com
pany, Trustee, will, on
MONDAY, MAY 4th, 1925
at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court
house door of Alamance county,
ii\ Graham, N. C., offer for sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following
described real estate, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of
land in Boone Station To .vnship,
Alamance county, North Caro
lina, known as the A. Beale
farm and adjoining the lands of
John Wagoner, Turnei H.
Boone, H. A. Johnson, Logan
Barnhardt, T. Boone and others,
bounded and described as
follows:.
Beginning at a hickory tree,
corner with said Wagoner and
Thomas Boone; running thence
S. 83$ deg W. 25 chs. to a gum
tree on a bank of a creek, cor
ner with said Sharpe and Wag
oner; thence S 46 deg W 27 chs.
to a rock corner with said Tur
ner H. Boone and Sharpe;
thence S 50 deg 35 W(B. S. 50$)
33.40 chs. to arock, coiner with
said Turner H. Boone in said
Johnson's line; thence S 43$ deg
E 17.03 chs to a persimmon
tree on the bank of creek;
thence ,S 61$ W 1.50 chs along
and across Michael's Creak to a
firm rock; tttence S8 W 7.30
chs to a stone; thence S 31 deg
E 9.50 chs to a rock; and thence
51J deg E t) chs to a post oak
tree; thence N 34$ deg W 5.64
chs to a red oak stump; thence
N. 45 deg E 11.38 chs to a
stone; thence S 44 deg E 3.63
chs to a stone, corner with said
Barnhardt; thence N 38 deg E
29.65 chs to a stone, corner
with said May; thence S 77 deg
E 5.67 chs to a stone, on the
side of the branch; tnence S
50 deg E B.sochs along the side
of the branch to a stone, corner
with said Barnhardt; thence N
13 deg E 37.57 chs to the begin
ning, and containing one hun
dred ninety-three acres (193)
more or lesh.
This sale ia made subject to
advanced bids as allowed by
law and will be held open for
ten days after the date of sale
for the rSception of such bids.
This March 27, A. D. 1925.
Alamance lot. Si Real Eitate Co.
Truatee
Dameron & Rhodes, Att'ys.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Bavin* qualified a* Admlnlatrator of the
entate of John Moaer. deceaeed,
lbs under»i*ned hereby notlfle* all per
■oot holding claim* acalnat Mid ea
•ate to pnsaent Ibe Mine, duly authen
ticated. on or before the >Oth day of Mar..
IBH, or tbla notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery.' All per>ooa Indebted to *ald
estate are requeued to make immediate eel-
M tin vote
Tbli me 7th day of March. Ita.
W. H. MOBKK. Adm'r
of John Moaar, d«'d
Mt
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
llavln qoallfle'l a* Biecntor of the will of
Jtbn M. Ituaeell dee'd. lata of Alamance
county. Worth varolii*. Utla la tonotllyall
perron* bavlLf claim* acalnat the • atate of
Lid drceaaed toeahlblt them to tba uode
ntgord, duly authenticated, on or before the
Mb day of Feb, 1*26. or tbla notice will
I* pl-aflel In bar of their recovery. All per
aoo* ludebtad to aald aetata wll! pleaee make
Immediate payment.
TbUOeeXwt. g, u BC „ MLL
Ex'r ol John M. Hueeell
J. J. Hendareon. Alt'*. «■«*
A DMINISTRATBIX'S NOTICE.
Having qualified aa Ad'olnlatratrl* of tfca
ratal*of B. D. Parfow. d-maaed. the undaa»
alcned hereby notlfle* all peraona holding
claim* aaalnat (aideetate to preeeot
dulr antb-nOca tad. on or before the »tji day
,4 Mar.. IWe, or thle notice will be pleaded !;
Mr of their recovery. All paraona Indebted
to Mid aetata are requested to make Im
mediate aettlement.
Tbla March 10th. IKS.
J.J. Headeraoa Att*r.. Mrnrnm
Sale of Real Estate
Under Deed of Trust
Under and by virtue of the
>power of sale in a deed of trust
duly executed in favor of the
undersigned Trustee by W. L.
Hanford and wife, Lora
Hanford, March 31, 19£3, and
recorded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Alamance coun
ty in Book of Deeds of Trust No.
86, page 89, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby the
undersigned will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1925
at 12:00 o'clock, noon,
at the court house door in
Graham, N. C., offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described property,
to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of
and lying and being in Burling
ton township, Alamance county,
State of North Carolina, adjoin
ing lot No. 18, Holt Street and
others, and described as follows:
Beginning at an iron bolt on
Holt St. and corner with Lot
No. 18; running thence with
line of Holt St. South 35 deg.
East 60 ft. to an iron bolt on
Holt St., corner with Mebane
Beal Estate &, Trust Co. (this
corner being 20ft feet from the
northeast corner of Holt and
Sellars St.); running thence
with' line of Mebane Real
Estate & Trust Company North
55 deg. East 201$ feet to an
iron bolt, corner with lot No. 12;
running thence with line of lot
No. 12 North 85 deg. West
(SO ft. to an iron bolt, corner
with lot No. 18; running
thence with line of lot No. 18
South 55 deg. West 201 V% ft.
to the beginning, and being a
part of lot No. IN, as shown by
the sub-division of the N. C*
R. R. Company's property made
by Lewis H. Holt June 4, 1914,
and upon which is situate a five
room dwelling and a one story
frame hosiery mill building.
This is the lot or parcel of land
conveyed to Mre. Almenia
Klapp Mebane by deed recorded
in office of Register of Deeds
for Alamance County in Deed
Book .No. 70.
This 17th day of Mar., 1925.
W.E. SHARPE, Trustee.
Coulter, Cooper & Carr, Att'ys,
Summons by Publication.
North Carolina In The
Alamance County, Superior Court
R. W. Vincent, Administeatoi
of James Chavis,
vs.
Odessa Chavis and J. P. Chavis,
a minor.
The defendants, Odessa Cha
vis and J. P. Chavis, a minor,
will take notice that an action
has been begun as above enti
tled in this oourt for the purpose
of administering on the estate
of the said James Chavis, and
selling certain lands in Ala
mance county to create assets
to pay the debts of said estate
and the cost of administration.
The defendants, therefore, will
take notice that they are direct
ed to appear before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Alamance
county, at bis office in Graham,
on the 20th day of April, 1925,
and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff, which
will be filed in said office on oi
before the said date, or to an
swer the said complaint within
the time as provided by law,
otherwise, the plaintiff will be
granted the relief demanded in
said complaint. *
Dated this 21 day of March
1925.
D. J. WALKER,
C. S. C.
T. C. Carter AttV.
Track For Hire.
Let as do yoor hauling of erer
kind, moving, etc. Have s nei
track. Terms reasonable.
BKAMHUW & FULLEK,
Phone 65(1 Gnham, N. G
STATEMENT
Lumber Underwriters .Fire Insurance Company
Fordyce, Ark.
Condition Dec. 31, 1024, As Shown By Statement Filed.
Amount of Ledger Assute Dec. 31st of previous year... .$ 209,080.22
Incomf»—From Policyholders; $ 47,990.34 'P
Disburs«*m**nts—To Policyholders, $.. .46,755.76
, Fire Ripks—Written or renewed during year,533,125, 582
In force,..: $ 24,634,479
Assets
Value of Bonds and Std&ks $...66,680.00
Deposited in Trust Co.s and Banks not on interest $. . .49,763.10
Agents' balances, representing business written subse
qneut tc Oct. 1, 1924 $ 63,141.81
Bills receivable, taken for fire risks $ 2,462.92
Interest and Rents due and accrued $ 665.25
All other Asseta, as detail&l in statement .$ 110,217.35
Total '. $ 292,930.93
Less Assets not admitted $ 77,669.78
Total admitted Assets $ 215,261.15
LIABILITIES
Surplus over ail liabilities. t 215,261.15
Total Liabilities $ 215,261,15
BUSIMISS IN NORTH CAROLINA DUHIKG 1924
Fire Risks written... .$508,500.00; Premiums received,! 12,007.26
Losses incurred-Fire. .11,440.82; Paid $ 1,440.82
President C.D.Kenison-V.P.
Home Office Fordyce, Ark.
Attorney for service: ST ACE Y W.WADE, Insurance Commissioner,
Raleigh, N. C. *
Manager for North Carolina, Home Office.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(SEAL) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
RALUOH, MARCH 10,1925.
I, STACK Y vv. WADE, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify
that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the
Lumber Underwriters Fire Insurance Co., of Fordyce, Ark., filed with
this Department, showing the condition of said Co., on Dee. 31,1924.
Witness tny hand aud official seal, the day and year above twritten
BTACEY W. WADE,
Insurance Commissioner
STATEMENT
Alamance Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Graham, N. C. f
Condition December 31, 1924, as Shown by Statement Filed
Amount of Ledger Assets Dec. 31, of previous year,
f 2,598.10 ;luct*ase of paid-up Capital, Total, $ 2,598.10
Income—From Polcyholders, $5,415-20; Miscel
laneous $52.33; Total, $ 5,467.53
Disbursements —To Policy holders, $3,
laneous: 1520.72 Total, $ 5,739.11
Fire Risks—Written or renewed during year $116,000;
In force, „$ 1,433,747.0#
Asum
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate f 1,500.00
Deposited in Trust Co. and banks not on interest, . .$ 2,826.52
Tbtal. ..$4,326.52
Total admitted Assets $ 4,326,52
LIABILITIES
Surplus overall liabilities $ 4,326 52*
Surplus as regards Policyholders ..$ 4,326.52
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1924
Fire Risks written $ 116,000; Premiums received $ 2,826.52
Pres. W.S.Vestal, Sect. Edgar Long, Treas. J.S.Cook
Home Office, Graham N.C.
Atty. for service: ST ACE Y W.WADE, lusnrance Commissioner
Raleigh, N. C. /
Manager for N- Car., Home Office
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
(Seal) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Apr. 11, 1926
I, STACEY W.WADE, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby oer
tify that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement
of the Alauiauce Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Graham, N. C.
filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Company
on the 31st day of Dec., 1924
Witness my band aud official seal the day Md year above writtes
STACEY W. WADE,
, Insurance Commissioner.
Land Sale! ]
Under and by authority of E
the powere contained in the Last ,
Will and Testament of the late
Evie Wilson, I will offer to
public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Court Houne door in Gra- »
ham, N. C., on
SATURDAY, MAY l«tb,l92ft,
at 12 o'clock, noon, the follow
ing valuable real estate, to-wit: !
A lot of land in the Town of ]
Graham, on Hill Street, adjoin- {
ing the home place of the late j
Mrs. K. I. Neal; J. B. Mont
gomery, J. V. Pomeroy, J.
Harvey White, and fronting on
said Hill Street.
This is property devised by
W. G. Wilson to the said Evie
Wilson, and on it is a three-room ;
cottage.
This lot will be surveyed and
sold in two parcels and as a
whole and the bid or bids will
be accepted that brings the best
price.
Terms of aato: One-third cash,
balance in six and twelve
months with deferred payments
to carry interest from day of
sale. Will be left open for ad
vanced bids.
This April Btb, 1925.
C. F. RUSSELL, Ezecntor
of will of Evie Wilson, dec'd.
J. S. Cook, Att'y...
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified aa Administrator of the
•alata of P. P. Whitfield. rtmanl. lata of 1
Alamance county, north Carolina, ttaia la to
notify all peraoua Nvtlm acainat the
aatate of deceanad.lo exhibit tfeera to tha üß
ler»l*ri«l on or before «Kh day or Mar., HM,
or tlua notion wUI >w plaadea In baraC tbatr
recovery. All peraooi lnflebted to Mid estate
will plaaao make lamellate payant.
This toa lit day ol Mar.. wST ■
& iTaboBBS. Ada*!
or P. p. WhiuwSeFa,
aa'S
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Harlac qualified aa Ixerattf Of «M
,aat wflT and taataraoot ot DavM M- Bar
bar. daatoMd. lat« of Alaiaaaaa oqaaty.
North Carolina, tbla la to notify aU*anona
having claim* attain* the aauta of aa*
oemaed to exhibit teem to tke nude *el«ne4
at Olbeonville. K. CUonor beroratMe U£
day or Dtvember, A. D- IMS, or thin
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