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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND
virtu? of the power of sale con
led In that certain deed of tru.it,
on April 1, 1921, by Albert Bro
dle and \ Ife, Molllo Brodle, to F. O.
" i. Trustee, and recorded In Book
pace 278, Rentetry of Franklin
inty, default having been made In
payment of the Indebtedness there
and demand for foreclosure
been made on said trustee by
bolder of said Indebtedness, the
led will on
MONDAY, MAY 19. 1922
ibout the hour of noon at the
door in Ixulnburg, N. 0.
lie ?t public auction to the
for cash, a certain tract
of land, situate In Franklin
Np<Qj described In said deed of
t as fnilnws: Beginning st a
' fciM pointers, corner for No. I In
ft'* tins, thsncee East lit
to ? stake and pointers, oorner
>. I, thence South 90 poles to a
1* Iks Bast of a Beach thence N
114 poles to pointers, Mltchlners
r; thence N 1 I II poles to the
if* containing 66 acres . It be
No. t in Us partition of the
tad allotted tb Com K. Poster,
and by mesne conveyances convoyed
to Albert Brodie by the Morehead
Banking Co. by deed dated, April XI,
It 02 duly recorded In Registry of
Franklin Co. In Book 124 page 478,
reference to which la hereby express
ly made for tall description. This
April 28th, 1922.
4-28-5t F. O. MORRIS. Trustee.
.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON
On the ISth May, 1922 tbert will be
m application made to His Excellency,,
Cameron Morriaon, Governor, for the'
pardon of Arthur and Howard Capps.
This April 18. 1922.
4-21 -4t MR8. BETTIE BARBOUR.
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(POLITICAL ADVERTISING)
for soQcitor "
I am a caud'Oate to* 8oI'CIl6'r
Seventh Judicial Dlitrlct of North Car
oUna. and shall .apittvclat* roar sup
port before and at the primary to bs
held June Jrd, 1922. This District it
composed of two counties. Wake and
Franklin. There are two Judicial
offices In the District. Judge and So
licitor. Wake has. had both for sev
eral years and Franklin Is entitled to
some consideration and I believe the
people of Franklin w(!ll Inalat upon
some recognition. In all falrneas
the people of Wake County should con
cede to Franklin Its choice. I hon
estly believe that I shall be nomina
ted and I hope that I may count oa
the loyal support of Old Franklin.
b-b-bt BtLM T_ MULUKN.
FOR CONSTABLE
I herewith announce myself a can
didate-tor Constable for Cedar Rock
township subject to the action of the
Democratic primary to be held In June
ana will appreciate the support ofrUie
-ladies and gentlemen of the township.
5-6-6t ? J. F. MAY.
FOR AUDITOR
I herewith announce myself a can
didate for Auditor for Franklin Coun
ty. Bubject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary to be held In June,
and will appreciate the support of the
ladles and gentlemen of the County,
having never a9ked you tor anything
before .
5-5- 5 1 _ GEO. W. BROWN.
FOR SHERIFF
I am willing to take the office of
Sheriff Franklin County for one-half
price that present Sheriff is now get
ting and give same bond that he Is
giving. I am not able to buy gas and
canvass county, but mean what I say.
I do not belong to any Ring or click
Am strickly independent. May 1st.
5-5-5t A. W. PERRY. JR.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF FRANKLIN
COUNTY V
Some weeks ago, yielding to the
wishes of my friends and my own de
sire to be of some service to my party
and my County, I consented to be
come a candidate for nomination tor
the House of Representatives. I
thnueht at that time that the Improv
ed condition of my health would per
mit me to enter Into the campaign
and serve it nominated. My physi
cian. under whose care I have been
during the past year now advises me
that, while my health is steadily im
proving, he thinks I will seriously
jeopardize my chances for complete
recovery by attempting to carry on
any campaign at this time, and yield
ing to the wishes of my family, undei
the circumstances, I hereby give no
tice of the withdrawal of my candi
3acv . In taking this course I desire
to assure my many friends, who have
promised me their support, of my sln
:ere appreciation and also desire to
issure them my friends and fellow
democrats that my interest In the wel
fare of my party and my County will
be no less than if 1 were In the fight
for my own nomination and election
and it, in the future, conditions should
demand and my health permit, I will
wjllingly serve In any capacity that 1
may be called upon^ In closing I
want to chll on all loyal democrats to
remember that the Primary is but a
family affair and let us neither do nor
say things In this approaching cam
paign that will leave bitterness and
hard feelings.
Again assuring my loyal Intends and
supporters of my appreciation. I re
main yours for a bigger and ever bet
ter Democracy.
5-5-lt R. L. STOKES.
SALE OF LAND ,
Under and by virtue of the power
and_ authority contained In that deed
of trust executed by T. L . Harris and
wife to Ben T. Holden, Trustee on
the 8th day of January, A. D. 1921 du?
ly registered In the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Franklin County In
Book 234 page 174. default having been
made In the paynfisnt of the note se
cured thereby and demand made upon
me to foreclose In accordance with
the terms and provisions thereof, and
pursuant to an order of resale made
after deport and upset bid as allowed
by statute, I the undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, at the courthouse
door of Franklin County, N. C- on
SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1922
at 12 o'clock M, the following describ
ed real estate lying and befng situate
in Franklin County. HayesvtUe Town
ship, North Carolina, and described as
follows:
Beginning at a soar wood, the oM
Hicks-Wynn corner; thence N 2d E 20
pis to a large white oak, HTcks-Wynn
corner; thence N 29d W 103 pis 17 Iks
to a pine and hickory pointers In D.
H. Gill Jones line; thence N 8Sd W
160 pis 3 Iks to a red oak. Jones' cor
ner; thence 8 107 pis to a stake, Mary
W Wilson's corner In the old T. H.
Whl taker line; thence E 99 pis 6 Iks
to a small oak In a branch ; thence 8
40 pis to a rock, W. A. Wilson's cor
ner; thence E 100 pis to a sweet-gum
Wilson's corner; thence N 13 l-2d E
31 pis 17 Iks to a stake; thence E 2
pis to the beginning, containing one i
hundred forty eight (148) acres, more
or less . But there Is excepted from
this conveyance 12 3-4 acres sold to
L,. L. Whltaker leaving hereby con
veyed 126 1-4 acres, more or less.
This 2nd day of May, 1922
6-5-3t BEN T. HOLDEN. Trustee.
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Candls Pearce, deceased, i
,Jate of Franklin County, notice Is!
tiereby given all persons holding
claims against her estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
%he 5th day of May, 1)23 or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to her
ostate will come forward and make
immediate settlement. This May 4th,
5-B-?t J. 8. GAY. Adnr.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
' Under and by virtue of the power
Tested In me by a decree of the Super
ior Court of Franklin County, State
of North Caro Una in that Special Pro
ceeding entitled Thomas E. King et
als. Vs. Sarah Perry et als. I, the
undersigned commissioner, will otter
for sale, for cash at the Courthouse
door in Louisburg. N. C., at about the
hour of noon on
. MONDAY. MAY 29, 1922
the following described tract or lot of
land lying and being situate on the
West stde of South Main Street in the
Town of Louisburg. County of Frank
lin and State of North Carolina and
tKjtag bounded as follow*: Begin
ning at a stake on the West side of
said South Main Street. corner tor
Lots Nos. 1 and 2 Of the Angy May
land, thence N Md 20" W 211 feet to
an iron. Corner for Lots Nos. 1 and 2
in the Haxlewood line; thence N. 42d
45' E SS feet to a rock on the south
side of a Cherry Tree, corner for lota
No*. S and 3, In said Haxlewood line;
thence 8 Ud SO* E 202 feet to a stake
In the sidewalk of said South Main
Street, corner for lota Noa. 2 and S on
ssM street; thence along said Street
S 33d IS' W to the point of the begin
ning. It being Lot No. 2 of the Divis
ion of Angy May lot according to Plat
and Survey mad* by B. B- Egertou.
Surveyor Aug. 11. 1111 which Plat la
of Record In the Office of the Clerk of
Bogerior Court of Franklin County. _
The lot above described will be of
fered for sale, subject to the approval
of the Clerk of Superior Court of
Franklin County.
This 29th day of April. 1*22.
f K H MALONK. Commissioner.
Witts and Mnlone. Attn
SALE Or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under arid by virtue at the power
contained in that certain dssd of trust
executed by R. H Ortltn and wits to
the undersigned trustee on February
120i, 1?1?. recorded In Book 21*. page
(4 10 the Register at Deeds Office for
Franklin County, N. C-, default hav
ing* been made la the payment at tbe
Indebtedness thereby secured and de
mand for foreclosure having bean
made upon ate by the holder M said
ndrhtedneea. I will on
*; MONDAY. .MAY 2S. 1922
at ST about the bear of Noon at the
i 'oqrt house door la Loulaburg. N. C.
after for sale at public auction to the
?highest bidder for ca4> all that cer
u{i tract or parcel of laud situate la
Franklin County, Gold Mine Township
Stai* of North Carolina, aad described
as follows: Bsgianiag la the Halifax
K/yad. Oupton's corner; thence along
<ale Road Northeast 2C3 poles to a
Btake, formerly P. O. Alston's corner;
3)|| B along the old P. O. Alston
<oA J. P- Ouptou line 17* poles to
'.u^SBn's corner; thdace N U l-2d W
75;poles to a state, earns.- for Mrs.
wptna; thewe | Sd W 21 pla. t lk.
to rfi Oak stdhp> S ?d E 17 pis S Hu
to In 'white oak. I. B. Oupton's corn
?rjl+sac* 8 14 l ?d E 44 pis 23 Iks
to h 'White osk; thence 8 1 l-2d W jl
pis to a Maple; thence S 85d E 32 pis S
Iks J. B. and J. B. Oupton's corner;
thence S 3 3-4d W 151 pis to pointers
on Sandy Creek; thence up said creek
as it meanders 338 pig to a forked gum
J. J. Poster's corner; thence N a 3-4d
E 7 1-2 pis to Willow Oak; thecca N
12 l-2d W 80 1-2 pis to a pine; thence
N 7 l-2d E 24 pis 18 Iks to a pine;
thence N 4 3-4d W 16 1-2 pie to a ma
ple; thence N 34 l-2d W 12 pis 6 Iks
to a white oak; thence W 2 1-2 pis to a
hornbeam, Foster's corner on branch;
thence np the course of said branch
,138 pla 20 Iks to a poplar stump, J.
Gupton's corner; thence along Gup
ton's line 20 l-4d W 18 pis to a rock;
N 3 1-23" E 38 pis IJks to a poplar, N
2 l~2d W 17 pis to the beginning, con
taining Five Hundred and Thirty -3tx
( 636) acre-i, :ess (2) two acres con
mfj ly r?_ H. Griffin and wife to
?I ? County 3oard of Edue? I n. f rar.k
iin County, said tract of 636 acres be
ing formed by the several tracts con
veyed to the said R. H. Griffin by
deeds recorded u follows, to- wit;
Deed of N. F. Alston in Book 80, page
98, deed of W. H. Nicholson and wife
fa Book 124, page 107, deed of P- O.
*1. vn in Bo> ? <11 pace if dee# of
, L- Alston n?d ?"t? la Boo't 190.
page 23 in the office of the Registry of
Deeds of Franklin County, North Car
olina: reference to all of which re
cords here made for a farther descrip
tion of the tract hereby conveyed .
Prom the lands conveyed by deed from
IT. F. Alston (10) ten acres have
been cut off and sold and are not In
cluded In the 636 acres tract above des
cribed .
This 29th day of April, 1922.
6-6-4t E. H. MALONK, Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
contained In that certain Deed of Trust
executed to me by Robert Hunt on the
26th day of April, 1921, duly recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds
tor Franklin County in Book 234, at
page 366. I will on
MONDAY, APRIL 24th, 1922
at or about the hour of noon, sell at
isbllc auction to the highest bidder
(or cash at the courthouse door In
Franklin County a certain tract or
parrel of land sitiate In Franklin
Oonaty, FrankHnton Township, State
of North Carolina, and described as
follows:
Beginning at a stake In the road
leading to Mm. Lucy Conyer's, run
?lag parallel with said road north
William Allen's corner; thanes east,
along William Allen's line to Haywood
Plaramer's line; thence slong Hay
wood Pltuamer's line south to John
Hayea' line; thence west along John
Hayes' Une to the beginning, contain
ing tan acres, more 6/ less, being lot
bought of Jtobert Allen.
3 24-lt H. c. KEARNEY. Trtstea
The a bars sale was continued by
consent of all parties to Monday, May
1th, 1922, at about neon. This April
24th. 1922,
4 2S 2t H. C. KEARNEY, Trustee.
A ,
SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained In that certain Deed
of Trust executed by N. P. Boone to
the undersigned trustee on the 3rd day
of July, 1920 duly recorded In the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for Prank
lin County, N. C. An book 224, page
455, default having been made In the
.payment of the Indebtedness thereby
secured and demand having been made
u pontine by the holder of mIH Indebt
edness
at or i at the
Courthu?? uvui in N. C.
offer for sale at publm^MKJon to the
highest bidder for cashi ati those cer
tain tracts or parcels of land situate
In Cedar Rock Township, PftnkHn
County, State of North Carolina and
described as follows:
First Tract; That tract or parcel
of land containing twenty-two and on*
half acres (22 1-2) conveyed to Geor
gia Anna Creekmore by P. O. Boone
and wife by deed dated February 2nd,
1911 and recorded in Book 170, page
334, Registry of Franklin County.
Second Tract: That tract or par
cel of land adjoining the lands above
deacrlbed as "first tract" an.1 contain
ing seven (7) acres and being the
land conveyed to Georgia Anna Creek
more by deed of W. R. Boon* and
wife, dated Feb. 22, lilt and record
ed In Book 20) at page 4?7, Registry
of Deeds of Franklin County, N. 0.
Both of the ab?ve described tracts of
land havlhg been Inherited, by J. J.
Creekmore from his inother, ? Mr*.
Oeorgla Anna Creekmore, and convey
ed by said J. I. Creekmore to N. P.
Boone by deed of even date herewith,
and the bond secured hereby being for
the balance of the purchase money.
Reference to all of the aforesaid deeda
and records Inhere made for a farther
and more particular description of
said lands hereby conveyed.
This 12th day of April, 1022.
4-14-6t E. H. MALONE, Trustee..
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Miss Mar
tha H. Ross, late of Franklin County,
this Is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to tbe uhdetslffred on or be
fore the 21st day of April, 1923, or
this notice will be plead In bar of their
lecovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please make Imme
diate payment. This April 21, 1022.
M. S. CLIFTON. Executor