ANNOUNCEMENT
This 1h to notify my friends and .policy bolder? that I have pur
chased the entire off lea fixtures from the Farmers & Merchants Bank
and now have my office In the same building previously occupied by
them. I am better prepared than ever, to look out for your interest
In r^nnfldtlon with ynn- Insurance matters.
I thank, each and evry one of you that have contributed to the
growth of my business, and assure you it shall be my aim to serve
you better in tne future, and I artt highly approoiato a continuance.
cf your your support.
PEMFMBKR WE INSURE EVERYTHING INSURABLE, AND
appreciate: your business.
1? have anything pnn ?nnlii Ilka to get insurance WtBB
quoted on, just drop us a line, we will be pleased to serve you.
C. E. & C. L. Mitchell
(or "Uncle Bud's" Agencyj
YOUNGSVILLE, - - North Carolina
Important Announcement
Beginning Sat. Jan. 7 for 30 Days
I will sell Chewlne Tobacco^ Cigars and Cigarettes for
the following Prices:
30c PI mi a Tobacco 25c? 10c PI age 8 1-1<5, a tor 26c; 10c Cigari 8 l-2c
3 for 26c; 8c Cigars 6 1-24 for 26c; One 10c Pkg. Clgai teo 9c,
3 Pkgs. for 26c; 16c Pkgs. 13c, z rags. for 25c; 20c Pkg. 18e, -?
tor S5c.
A nice line of Fruits always on hand.
F, N. Spivey
Old Ellis Building
THEN: T~
You will always hav? a receipt.
Your check book record will prevent
a repayment of the same bill.
Your credit will be better, your stand
ing higher.-' 3*
It is more convenient, it is safer, it is
more dignified and business-like.
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We solicit your checking account.
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NOTICE OK RE-SALE.
.*> orth Carolina,
l'runklln County.
Whereas on the 27th day of Decem
ber, 1921 the undersigned trustee sold
at public auction between tlic hours
of ouc and two o'clock 1*. M.. the land
hereinafter described, pursuant to a
tegular advertisement at the cour
thouse door In Loulsburg, . Franklin
AUuiut*,- 1,1 whl. h mim |jffnK|ihirw the
~saiff""hind was bought at the price of
$4 000 (Four Thousand dollars), and
"V'hereas the bid haa been raised, as
by la?- provided, and a new sale of
the said land has been ordered.
Now therefore under and by virtue
of the power and authority contained
In a certain deed of trust made and ex
ecuted by Howard H. Moore and Q.
W. Moore to I. T. Valentine, Trustee,
of the date, the sixth day of August,
11921 and which Is recorded In the of
fice of the Register of Ueeda for Frank
| tin County in hook Z4T ai pages 668
and 559, and In the office of the Regis
ter ~ot .DeediTiorNash County In booT
[ 261 at page 567. ana me UillU Huwu'il
H. Moore and O. W. Moore having
failed to pay the lnflefrtetniemr seeurod
by the said deed of trust and the own
ers of the sald^^otes secured by said
deed ot trust having demanded of said
trustee that he sell said property,
will, on
?SATURDAY, JAN L'ART 28, 1922
b'etween the nours of 1 and 2 o'clock
P. M. at the court house door, in the
city of Loulsburg. Franklin County,
North Carolina, offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the cer
tain *???*?
ea ana described as fntlow-s; to-wit:
First tract?Seventy acres of the tot
lowing described land. One tract of
land in Cypress Creek township, Frank
lln County, North Carolina, described
as follows: Beginning at a corner
stake In the Pennle "Wilder heirs' line
and runs a west course to Cypress
Creek, thence down the meanders
thereof to the said Pennie Wilder or
old W. B. Williams line, and runs
with same old line north with Its var
iations to the beginning, containing
one hundred acres, more or less, re
serving one-fourth of an acre for a
graveyard. This land was deeded to
W. W. Lester by B. W. Upchurch and
wife on December the sixteenth, 1902,
and said W. W. Lester sold 30 acres
of this one-hundred acre tract to
D^ira' Lester on the 18th of April, 1912
described as follows. In Cypress Creek
township, Franklin County, North Car
olina, bounded as follows: Becinning
at a stake at or near Sledge's corner
In the old line of the land now ownea
by Mr. Moore, thence a ?talced Una,
about N 88d W (passing to Mr.
Sledge's) 49 poles and 8 1KB to a stake
In Sledge's line, thence a straight
?takwl MUB luuulug ?hem 8 ti Ht1100
pis and 14 Iks to the center of the road
known as the Raleigh aua Tarboro
road, thence along that road S 75d E
9 pis and 8 Iks, N 75d E 24 pis, N 79
l-2d E 19 pis and 20 Iks to the center
of the road, marked by a stake In the
Woodard line on the north side of the
-(road, thence along Wooaard and
Moore's line by-the old marks?about
N 6d E 92 pis to the beginning, con
taining EMrfy aercsTYIOT^tn-less. The
land hereby conveyed is the identical
land sold to J. K. -trlckland by W.
N. Lester and wife as evidenced by
deed ^of record in the office * of the
-(Franklin county registry in book 217
at page 545, and the same tract sold
to G. W. Moore by J. R. Strickland
and wife as shown by deed of record
in the office of ttie Register of Deeds
of Franklin County^ In book 241 at
page 2-3. Each deed referred to is
made a part of this deed for the pur
poso of Correctly describing the tract
of land herein described and can' be
found in the office of the Register of
Deed9 for Franklin County.
Second tract?Beginning at a ced:u
stake Mrs. A. K. Tant's line, thence
with Mrs. Tant's line east lo-a stake
in same line, thence northSTOSt along
Joe Stalling's line to a cedar stake J.
I. Breedlove'r, line, thence a south
west course along Julia Driver's line
to the beginning, containing 21 1
acres more or less, known ns M. L.
Stalllngs' share iiv the divis?on of Pen
nio Wilder's share In the cslvlslon of
the BlUio Williams land. Anothe:
tract adjoining the land of Wilson Gay
and others, bounded on me north by
the lands of Joseph Breedlove and J.
B. Jeffreys and the Wilson Gay lands
on the"enst, oil the south oy the lands
of P. D."Woodard nnd M. L. Stallllnp-i
and known as the Hoe Stallings tend,
containing 22 1-2 acres. The tw>>
tracts of land are the identical tracts
conveyed to W. Moore oy deed reg
istered In th.e office of tile Register,of
De^ddjfor Nash County in book 1S5 at
page 376, and is the same land convey
ed by O. W. Moore to Howard II.
Moore by deed of recortt ?? the office
of the RelBter of Deeds for Naeh Coun
ty In book 255 at page B78.
Third tract-^-A certain tract or par
cel of land In Cypress Creev townjhlp.
J"ranklln County, North Carolina ad
joining the lands of Q. W. Moore,
Breedlove heirs and others more fully
described as follows, to-wit:' On the
north by the land of Breedlove heirs.
on Uie east by the lands of O. W.
Moore, on the south by the lands of
Woodnrd and Copeland or the A1 Tant
tract, on'the west by the lands of Buck
I.ester, containing 21 aeon more or
less and being the Identical land con
veyed to O. W. Moore oy deed regis
tered In the office of the Prank 1|h>
County Register of Deeds In book 1*0
at page 559 and by Q. W. Moore con
veyed to Howard H. Moore as eviden
ced by deed of record In the ofTlce of
the Register of Deeds for Franklin
County In book 241 at page 1.
Fourth tract?Lying ana being In
Franklin County In the state of North
Carolina and being tracts No. ON K
and TWO and THREE on part of prop
erty formerly owned by P. L. Wood-|
ard and known as the Woodard Farm
as surveyed and plotted by J; R.
Decker and J. B. Harding, C. E.'s,
which plat or map In recorded In I'l.'t
book No. On?, at page fifty-five of the
Public Registry of FranKlIn county
and reference la hereby marie to the
said plat or map f6r a mor? perfect
description of the anld lands. This
Identicni land was conveyed to How
ard H. Moore by deed recorded In hook
241 at page 4 of the office of the Keg4
1st. r i>( Deeds for Krunklin County.
This January 10. 1922.
I. T. VALENTINE.
i-13-31 Trustee.
1
SAU: OF LAND
Under und by virtue of the power
and authority contained In that deet}
of trust executed by Alex Fuller and
wife to lien T. Holden, Trustee, on
till- uTti ill! l h. ,T nhir-fr |H
duly recorded in the office of the Keg
iau;' of Deeds of Franklin County, in
Bouk 241 page 97-98, default having
been made in the payment of the
notes secured thereby and .demand
made upon me by tho n??id?r of said
notes to foreclose in accordance with
the terms and provisions therein. I
*eH ttt guWic tttHMioii ;<> Uie high
e8i bidder for cash at tiie Courthouse
door in Franklin County, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1922
at 12 tr'rlfwk ,M that. 1 rart or parcel
of laad situate in Hayesvriie Town
?hip.Fj a 11K11 li g ounty, ?<?itii Carolina
aii'l luiundeil as follows, to-wit
un the.Nortn by' lll(! lauds uf H. Li.
Rowland and Pompey Hunt, on'the
East by the lands uf A. K. Rogom
(formerly J. H. Brodie), on the South
by the lands of West May (formerly
Parham Bros.) and L. N. Fuller, on
the West by the lands of T. D. Moore,
containing seventy-five (75) acreq,
more or less, and being the Hewer
place of said Alek Fuller and wife, and
being a part of the tract bought from
Henry N. Finch and wire by deed dat
ed March 1, 1914 and duly~ registered
In Franklin County Registry Book
;i28. page 277.
This the 18th flay uf Jan. 19SS.
l-20-5t BEN T HOLDEN, Trustee.
SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that deed
or trust executed 1jy J. Henry Cooke
and wife to Ben T. Holden, Trustee,
on the 20th day of October 1919, which
is duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Franklin County
,ln Book 224 page 288, default having
been made In the payment of the note
accured thereby and demand made up
on me by the holders to foreclose in
accordance with the terms and pro
visions therein, I will sell at public
"auction to the highest bidder -for cash
at the Courthouse door In Franklin
County, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1922
at 12 o'clock M. that tract or parcel
of land situate in Frankllnton Town
ship, Franklin County, North Carolina
and described as follows:
?p^nnrfoH north by the lands
Of Mrs. Ellen Pearce, on the eaat by
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, on
the south by the George Winston es
tate, and on the west by the S. C.
Blackley lands containing 125 acres,
more orTeST'Wia Uilug tli? !>?*? iwi.
ed by Anthony Cooke at the time of
his death and which descended to his
children as heirs at law of which J.
Henry Cooke is one and entitled to a
childs part or share therein, the in
terest and estate descending to him
being a one ninth (1-9) undivided in
terest.
TEimre lSth riay of Jan. 1922.
l-20-6t BEN T HOLDEN, Trustee.
SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in that deed
of trust executed by H. B. Cooke and
wife to Ben T Holden, Trustee on the
24th day of January 1920, which is du
ly recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of FranKtin County in
Book 234 page 46, default naving been
made in the payment of the note se
cured thereby and demand made up
on me by the holders to foreclose in
accordance with the terms and pro
vision? therein, I will sell at public
notion to the highest bidder for cash
j it the Courthouse door in Franklin
County, on
MONDAY, FEBRl'ARY 20. 1022
pt 12 o'olock M. that tract or parcel
,of land situate in Frunklinton Town
1 .ship* Franklin Comity, North Carolina
i.tnd described as follow*:
1 Bounded on the North by the lands
iOf I. H. Kearney 'formerly Mrs. Ki
tten Bearce) on the Kast by the Sea*
board Air Line Railway, on the South
.by the estate oi George Winston dee'd,
Iarfdon the West by I. If. Kearney
! formorly S. C. Blackley) c ontaining
! 125 acres more or less itml being the
lands owned by Anthony Cooke dee'd
|at the time of his death. The said H".
IB. Cooke heing^a son and heir at law
| of the said Anthony Cooke dee'd JVid
a* such is the owner of and entit^d
to a one-ninth (1-9) undivided imcr
e?t In and to said lands.
This the 18th day of Jan. 1022.
l-20-5t BEN T HOLDEN, Trustee.
. NOTICE OF SALE
Urtder and by virtue of a deed of
truat executed to* the undersigned by
K. M. Sledge on the 5th day of Jan
uary 1922. for the benefit of creditors,
the ^ndersigned Trustee will, on or
after' the 80th d*y of January. 1922.
either publicly or prrvately. offer for
Bale the entire stock of goods, wares
and merchandise, furniture and flx
turea belonging to the said H. M.
Sledge, situate in the store house for
merly occupied by H. M. Sledge In
the Tillage of MaplevUle, N. C. Said
aale or sales will be subject to the
approval of the Clerk of Superior
Cburt of Franklin County. N. C. Thlo
ltth day of January, 1922.
J. K. MALONE. JR..
1-20-tt Trustee.
FOR RENT?One two horse crop good
land and good team. Also one one
horse crop. (5ood dwelling houses.
Apply to S. H. Nasn, Montgomery
FaYm. Frankllnton, N. C. R 3.
l-20-2t
POR RENT?A two to four horse
farm?old Newell place. 3. A.
Newell, Loulaburg. N. C. l-20-3t
Habitual Constipation Ctired
In 14 to >1 1 lsv> ?
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN-^s a sperinlly
prepareJ SyrupTonicVlAxaflvo for Habitual
Constipation. It cellews promptly but
should be taken re/ulasfy for 14 to 21 days
to Induce regular aft i or It Stimulates and
Kefttilates. Very/ Peasant to Tako * <Wc
per bottle. / /
WHV.THEY BUV
From US
We ?ell the Mame brands of foodstuffs year after year, and to the
same people, with new ones added.
That means that these particular brands give best satisfactoln, or
people" would not continue to buy them as they da.
But when a NEW article appears on the market that la worth hav
ing?in the same class?we are quick to get it, too.
Trad^ with us and be satisfied.
Respectfully,
L A. S. WIGGS
NASH STREET LOUISBURG, N. C.
LOANS & INSURANCE ?
We have money to lend on easy terms, Real F<"a?,
Improved farm land preferred. Prefer loans tui lmge amounts.
"We can make loans on Loulsburg City Real EBtate.
We write INSURANCE, Life, Accident and Health, Flree, Tornado.
Rain. Live Stock. Dogs of erery kind.
See HOBBS, The Insurance Man,Office 2nd Floor, First National
Bank, Phone 259.
Or M. S. Clifton, at Farmers & Merchants Bank. ?-?
Franklin ln:urance & Realty ^Company
tOCTSBBBO) - North Carolina
II HEAVY BURDEN
A bad bade is a heavy burden.
A burden at night when bedtime
comes.
Just as bothersome tn the morning.'
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pals lor
ltT
Know they are lor kidney back
ache?and for other kidney ills?
?If you don't, spina Louisburg i>al>
pie do.
Read a 'case of it:
Mrs. F. L. Herman, Church St.,
Louisburg, says: "My kidneys
bothered me a whole lot the way
they acted and I couldn't get my
proper rest. I heard a great deal of
Doan's Kidney Hills so I bought a
box at the Aycock Drug Co. 1 am
glad to say they proved just as rep
resented. Doan's entirely cured me."
Price GOc. at all dealers. Don't
?imply ask for a kidney remedy?get
loan's IC'ilney Pills?th<* same that
Mrs. TTerman had. FosterMilburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
iNOTICK OK SALE OK REAL PROP
ERTY.
Under and by virtue of the powers
ccnt;uned in a certain Deed of Tyi<t
from J. T. Alford and wife. Mavfs
AI ford, to the undersigns? Trustee, of
date May 31st. li+20, and recorded' in
Hook 231! at page 223 in the office ot
the Register of Deeds for Franklin:
County, N. C., . and default having'
lien made in the" payment of said,
note or notes, the undersigned Trus- j
tee will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door of Franklin County, in Louis-!
bnrg, Nr. C., on
MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1922
sit 12 o'clock noon, the following des
cribed property:
Situate In Dunns Township, Frank
lin County, N. C. Beginning at a
light wood stake, George Taylor's cor
ner; thence N 87d W 46 pis to the cen
ter of the road In George Taylor's line,
corner of lot No. 3; thence along the
road N lOd W 16 pis N ?T pis and 15
Iks, N 8 l-2d W 79 pis to a stake, cor
ner ot lot No. 6 tn Sid Alford's line;
thence along this line 9 84 3-4d E 71
pis and 20 Iks to a pine stump, Sid
Alford's corner; thence about S 4 3-4d
137 pis and 22 Iks to tne beginning,
containing fifty (50) acres, more or
lesa. This December 23rd, 1921,
12-30-6t W. D. BARTLETT. Trustee.
FOR SALE?1 Ford Truck. 1 Horse, 1
Mule, 2 good Mllcn Cow?, 1 Beet
Cow. Wm. D. Jackson or M. 8.
Clifton, Admr'g. 10-28-tf
A TONIC
Clrove*a Taatoleaa chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purify Injt and
Enriching the Blwd. When jpi feel its
Strengthening, invigorating ejjrfct. see how
it brings* cotocyLtO the dVeeka and bow
it improves tjf? appejite, you will then
apprcx into itytnir tulfl?" valu?.
Grove's TnsU'lea^^hili Tonic la simply
Iron and Quinine suspended In nyrupt So
pleasant evcT/rhildren like it. The blood
need* QIJfHTNE to PurKy it and IRON to
Enrich it. Destroys Mnlnrjal germs and
Grip germs by ita Strengthening, Invigor
ating Effect. tfOtHy- r
The Qiiaiae I tut Does riot Aflf dm. m
Bwpt of its tonic i
TTVE BKOMO QUINU
by anyooe without
inthobcad. E.W.'
""K^r"an"^onm.? smugg i-uugui m
b urglaries and holdups. Some of
them were supposed to be Christ man
presents.
Atta Boy!
You've wasted the year, you say;
Half the tilings you planned undone
Well, never mind, forget it. and see
What you can do with this one.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAN 13.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In that certain deed of trust
made on Dec. 1. 1914 by Charles C.,
Ayscue and wife, Ida Ayscxze, to Wm.
H. Ruffin. Trustee and recorded in
Boole 199 at page 462. Registry of
Franklin County, default having: been
!made in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and demand for
I foreclosure having been made on said
trustee by the holder of sajd indebted
j ness. the undersigned, will on
MONDAY. FED. 27. iy22
i at or about the hour of Tioon at the
I Courthouse door in Louisburg. N. C.
i offer for sale at publi*. auction to the
[highest bidder^for cash, ii'.e following
|described land: a certain tract of land
i lying anri^being in Frauklinton Town
ship, ^rimklln County. North Carolina
J and more parti, ularly escribed as
;follows: Bounded on the West by the
IInnds of T. J. Kv;?ns. on the North by
'the lands of J. K. Wright, on the East
by the lands ot the estate of Norman
Long. Dcc'd. and on the South by the
I lands of Murray and Grissorn. con
taining i:.0 acres, more cr less being
the land conveyed by Lucy C. Bell and
Susan W. Dall to Charles C. Ayscue
by* deed recorded in the Registry of
Franklin Co. in Book 158 page 592.
reference to which is hereby made for
fuller description. But there is tx
cepted from this sal?-&L-^-10 acres,
sold to Mrs. Lottie Morton by deed,
i duly recorded in the Registry of Frank
lin Co. in Book 1I?9 at page 490. r^er
lence to which is hereby made for full
(description of the land excepted.
This Jan. 20. 1922.
l-27-5t Wm. H. RUFFLV. Trustee.
SALE OP LAND.
Under and by Tirtue of the power
and authority contained in that deed
o( trust executed on the ZOth day of
November. 1920. by Pattie L. William
son, Jesse C. Williamson et als. to W.
N. Puller, Trustee, duly registered in
the office of the Register of Deeds for
Prank lin County In book 234, page 1)8.
default having been mati? In tha pay
ment of the note thefeby secu' ed and
demand made upon me by tha holder
thereof, to foreclose In accordance
with the terms and provisions of said
deed of trust, I will sel' at publio auc
tion to the highest bidder toi cash, at
the Courthouse doifr of Franklin Conn
ty. N. C. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?U>. 1922
al 12 o'clock M. that trne t or parcel of
lund in Franklin County. Franklloton
township. North Carolina, described
a* follows. vis:
Adjoining the lands of ftsnry Perry*
Bryant Oro?n, Elbert No a] et ala, and
bounded as follows* On the North tgt
Tur River, on the east by the land* of
Henry Perry, on the Son IB bV til*
lands of Bryant Qreen, on the went by
the lands of Klhert Seal, containing
One Hundred Seventy (170) MM
more or less, and being the tract at
tnnd of which Oscar Willlamaoo died
and possessed and upon whwb
he resided at the time of hta death..
This the 4th day of Jan., 1933.
l-?-5t ' W. N. FULLER. TniaUa<w