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BALK Or LAND I Under ?M by rirtw of the -power ?nd authority contained la tftat deed o t trust executed by Albert Ifcrrln and wife Margaret Harris to Ben T. Holden, trustee and duly registered In tbe tfflce of the Register of Deed* (or Fruokllq County, ftatc of Nortb Carolina. In book 162 at page SOI. De fault having been made in tbe pay. ment of tbe lndebtedaess thereby sc oured. and demand made upon me to foreclose, I will on MONDAY. 15th day j( DECEMBER. 1924, at or about the hour ot noon at the court house door of Franklin County, in the town ot Loutsbvrg, Nortji Carolina, sell at public audtion to (he highest bidder for cash, that tract ot land situate in Y'oungsvllle Townahlp, Franklin Coun ty. North Carolina, bounded as fol lows: Bounded on tfea North by the lands of L. C. Mitchell and others; on the East by the lanfs of T. S. Gill and others; on the South by the lands of W. T. Harris and A. W. Harris; on the West by the lands of A. W. Harris, being the lands devised by the lait will and testament of James Harris deceased to Sa(kh C. Harris and de scribed in the agreement made be tween Sarah C- Harris and Albert Harris on the 83rd day of February. 1892 and recorded in book 288 at page 500 reference ;to which !s hereby Tnade, said trict of land containing 143 acres mort or less and situate on the county road leading from Wake Forest to Loulsburg. direct. There is egcepted frojft-the above tract two small traeta,5 which have been released, one comalnlng 26.71 acres and the other containing 11.87 acres, both of which were conveyed to Lewis H. Perry, Jr., leaving to be sold hereunder 104.42 acres more or less. This the 11th day of November, 1924. ll-14-5t BEN T. HOLDEN, Trustee. o Subscribe to The Franltlln Times Colds Cause Qrip and faTloenza r LAXATIVE BROMO <|UlNTNM*bl?? removal w. There W only ooJ /BWme Quinioe." E. W. GROVE S signature Uyta. 30c. ABE YOU INSURED J What Would Be Yonr Condition If Your Property ITtre To Bl'BJT - Havo you ever considered what it would mean to s'art all over again ? That is what a loss by fire wJ'n out Insurance means. But with Insurance, .you are protected by the resources of the fytong com panies we represent and a tire means nothing mere than an In convenience. Let us explain the kind of Insur ance service we give. We write nil kinds, Litk, Fire, HcaltD'Cnd Accident, Binds. Don't wait on til it is too lite. Several good farm* for sale. THE FRANKLIN INS. AND REALTY CO. Bennett Perry Manager. TUCKER'S HOTEL and j capcI Main Street LOUISBURG, N. C. The best ot meals the mar ket affords and prepared In the best ot fashion. Plenty of rooms for the accommodation of all who wish to apend the night, all well furnished. notice or 8AXJI or land and PERSONAL PROPERTY By virtue ot the power of sale con tained In that certain dw?d of trust made by C. 8. Merrltt. to Wm- H Ruf tln. Trustee, dated P?b 12. 1921. and recorded In Book 241. imge 277. et seq: and pursuant to a decree of the Superior court ot Franklin county I made In that action entitled C. S. Merrltt va , Wm. U RuUtn, Trustee, et al.. default havlu* been made In the payment of the debt by said deed of trust secured ^nd demand for fore closure having been made upon said Trustee by the holder of the debt thereby secured ; and upon a trial of said action In the Superior court of Franklin County the said Trustee having been authorlted and dlrectea to foreclose the same, the undersigned *1" on MONDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1924 at about the hour of noon at the court house door In Loulsburg, N. C. offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the .lands and personal property In said deed of trust described as fol. lows: .v ..mj FIRST TRACT: Known as the Old Merrltt Home Place" adjoining the Foster, land. Dement, Mr?. Pernell. T H. Inscoe, and Mrs. Strother, bound ed on the North by the Foster land, on the East hy Francis Merrltt, and Mrs. Dink Pernell. on the South by .William Pearce, ftnd on the West by Home Tract, the dividing line between this first tract to be North and South so as to leave one hundred sixty acres herein conveyed, the excess over and above the 160 acres herein conveyed to constitute the Home Tract of said C. S. Merrltt, and the same is here by expressly excepted from this con* veyance, and the same is to be 36 acres, the Home Place being that de vised to C. S. Marritt by Morris Mer rltt. (NOTE) The diTlding line be tween the 160 acres to be sold and the 35 acres reserved will be run be fore the sale and the boundaries an nounced at the sale. Second Tract. Known as the Pearce Tract, bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake near a pine and cedar on old road. T. H Inscoe's corner; thence S 1 1-2 W 117 poles 9 links to 2 pines T. H. Inscoe's corner; thence N 76 1-2 W 60 poles 10 links to a rock, comer of No. 2 in Inscoe's line; thence N 1 1-2 E 100 poles 17 links to a rock, on the old road, corn er for No. 2 in Merrltt's line; thence along the old road an Easterly direc tion to the beginning, containing 40 acre?, raore or less, known as the Per son or -Pearce place, conveyed to C. S. Merritt by -deed of E. M. Merritt dated February 18. 1?09, recorded in Book 170, page 10. Third Tract. The Blckett-Kelly Tract, situate in Sandy Creek Town ship, bounded as^^oilows: Beginning at a stake, corner for lots Nos. l and 2 of the land formerly owned by T. W. Bickett in G. W. Ford's line; thence S 78 15 E 11.78 chains to a stake and pointers; thence S 60 45' E 20.90 chains to a stake and pointers, corner for said No 2 and lot sold to James Williams in Ford's line; thence S 19 40' W 6.10 chains to a big dead pine at edge of woods. James William's line; thence S 10 40' E 34.10 chains to willow on Richland creek; thence up richland creek with its various courses 29.50 chains to a stake and pointers, corner tor No. 1 in Cottrell's line; thence N 9 15' W 59.12 chains to the point of beginnnlg. containng 134.9 acres being that tract conveyed to C. S. Merritt by T. W. Bickett and wife, by deed dated January 17, 1919, and recorded in the Registry of Frank lin County in Book 227, page 79. PERSONAL PROPERTY' Also the following described per sonal property: 1 Black Horse Mule six years old. name Tom; 1 Black Mare mule eleven years old, name Queen. 1 Black mare mule eight years old, name Mag; 1 two-horse Chat tanooga wagon and double harness; 1 one-horse Chattanooga wagon and harness, and all farming utensils and tools. This 10th day of October, 1924. 10-10_4t Wm. H. RUFFIN, Trustee The above sale was continued by consent of all parties concerned to Monday, Nov. 24. 1S24. at about noon. This Nov. 10th 1924. 11-14-2t WM. H. RUFFIN, Trustee. MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND J Under and by virtue of the gftwer Of sale contained in that certain tnort gage deed executed by W. J. ^hearin and Llllie Shearin. his wife, to Brant ley, Wood and Griffin, on th* 6th day of January, 1919, and recorded In Book 221, on Page 263 of Ae Frank lin County Registry, dettult havfng been made Inthe payment of the debt thereby secured, the unMrsigned will on Friday, the\12th daV of December, 1924, at or abo^t the ^onr of noon at the Court HonM do of In the town of Loulsburg, N. C? offfer for sale to the highest bidder tot/cash, the lands heretofore referral to and described as follows: Lying and being situated In Cedar Rock TownshiA Franklin County, State of NorttJcarollii* and adjoining the lands otjt. A. Collie, the Cooke land, Georg# Boone, Upnisburg and Nashville Bo ad, containing 23 1-3 acres and mown as the *? D. fehearln old HomyPlace. One otAer tract adjoining the above tract ana on the opposite side of the Jjouisburg road, known as the old Ar rlngton Oln Lot, bounded on the West North and East by the Shearin lands and on the South by the Louiaburg Road, containing one-halt acre, more or less. This November 7th, 1924. BRANTLEY, WOOD and GRIFFIN, Mortgagees O. B. Moss. Attorney. 11-14- 6t LOST y/ One cane of St Joseph's Hrer Syrnp between LoMsburg and JfMfclevUle on Nor. 7th. A IRjeral f*?srd will be paid for Itajuwrto MAPUVILLB SUPPLY COT ft. KlN*Mllp. 11141 FOR nitST CLAM JOB PRINTING PBOMI Ma MS. UJGQaL jut BALK or LAND Under unci by virtue o t the power and authority contained In thai de?d ot IruBt i*x?cutml to J. A. Williams, trustee, by J. T. and E. U Aiken and their wires, and duly register*.! In the of not} ol the Keglater of Deeds for Frauhlin County, North Carolina. In Book 1M at page 280. Default hav ing been niade in the payment of the Indebtedness* thereby secured and de mand made \pon ma to foreclose. I will on MONDAY. 8th day of DECEM BER. 1924, at it m.. on the premises In the^town of \Youngsvllle, North Carolina, sell at mblic auction to ihe liigli.-st bidder fcr yu?h. that tract of land t'luate in Ycunksvllle Township, Franklin Cour.'y. *$>rth Carolina. boum'e.1 as folic w?r He in k loi No. 5 of map>lo. 1. of sui r?y n*Hdc ol the J. S. Timber aWo property by R. G. Ball. C. E.. January. 11'20. ste Registry of Franklin Coun ty. North Carolina, book of maps at page 102. This the 6th day of November. 1924. . ' J. A. WILLIAMS, Trustee. Ben T. Holden. Atty. ll-7-5t SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the power .and authority contained Id that deed of trust executed to J. A. Williams, trustee, by F. J. Timberlake and duly registered in the office of the Register of Deeds of PrankHn Countjj 1n book 193. at page 271. Default h?rlng boen made In the payment of the Indebt edness thereby secured and demand made upon me to foreclose. I will on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1924, at 12 m., on the premises in the town of Youngsville, North Carolina, sell I at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, that tract ot land situate In Youngsville Township, franklin Coun ty, North Carolina, boanded as fol lows: Being lot No. 6 of map No. 1 of the survey of the J. S. Timberlake proper ty made by R. G. Ball, C. E., January 1920, see Registry of Franklin Coun ty. book of maps page 102. This the 6th day of November, 1924. J. A. WILLIAMS, Trustee. Ben T. Holden, Atty. ll-7-5t NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of J. J. Barrow, deceas ed late of Franklin county, notice is hereby given'- all persons holding claims against ^?aid estate to present jthem to the undersigned on or before the 7th day of Ntwamber, 1925, or this notice will be^lead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted I to said estate will plehae come for ward and make Immediate settlement. This Nov. 6th. 1924. ll-7-6t W. B. BARROW. Admr. NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE UNDER MECHANICS LJMN Lee Mortis will take nrfuce that under and by virtue of section 2017 of the Revisal 0^.1915 ofylvorth Carolina and the iein theteby^ven to mechan ics for repairs om/personal property, the undersigned JrliV on Monday, Dec. 1, 1924 in troqf of the courthouse in Louisburg, NyC., at about the hour of | noon, offer lor sale to th&Jilghest bid der for ca/h that Ford roadster car placed b/ him for repalrs\ivlth the undersigned and th.-.t sale Trill be made to pay the repairs thereon made. This Nov. 6th, 1924. BEASLEY'S GARAGE. 1 11.7-4t By W. L. Beaslty. NOTICE Having qualified as Executor??of the estate ot Jerre E. Ellis, deceased, late of Franklin County, notice Is hereby given persons holding claims against his estate to present ttjam to the un dersigned on or befora the 7th day of November 1925, or tjjfs notice will be plead in bar of th eyre cover;-. All per sons Indebted to Ufa estate will please come forward ffhd make immediate settlement Thja November 6th, 1924. OSSIB ELLIS ll-7-6t W. B. ELLIS, Executors. COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF/ LAND Under and by virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Franklin County made in, the Special Proceeding entitl ed Nannie Pippin and J. A Pippin vs A W. Pippin, Charlie Pippin et als, the undersigned commissioner will on Monday, the 1st day of December, 1924, at the hour of noon, sell at public auc tion at the Court House door In Lonls burg, N. C5., to the highest bidder for cash the following described real es tate : i 1. One fourth undivided interest in and to a certain tract or parcel ot land situated in Dtnns township. Franklin Cottpty, NorUI Carolina, boun ded on the Nprth by fee lands of Per cy Watklns and Hafry Robinson, on the East by ICrookMl Creek, on the South by the JUnds>of C. T. Cheeves, and on the ^sst Jfer the lands of George Floyd, *an<t containing fifty five acres, mor4 orf less. 2. The reverao* after the life es tate as doweress: <jf Mrs. Nannie Pip pin in and to the-ffDt of land assigned to said Mrs. Nanae Pippin as dower, the same being smated In Old Bunn, In Dunns township, Franklin County, North Carolina, M described as fol lows: Beginning ^t 6 stake, J. A. Pip pin's corner on mhe Tarboro road, thence along sail road in an easterly and southerly fllrection around the bend of said roM to B. M. C. Mullen's I corner on said raad ; thence along Mul len's line to J . JL Pippin's line ;thence along J. A. Pippin's line In a w esterly and northerly dpectlon back to the be ginning, and containing two acrea, more or less, a?d being the lot of land whereon la situate the dwelling house and outhouses and the store house occupied by E. L. Pippin at the tlm? of his death. This October 81st, 1924. W. H. YARBOROUOH, 10_31-5t Commissioner, I forbid anyStod^all MrfCons froas hunting, fishing o\trapjpg with g*a or doc on mT plairWtl^i, nnder pM alty of the law. \T 10-jl-tf /\H H HARR,S NOTICE or. SPECIAL TAX fcuEC TION Upon the petition of more than the required number o( tree-hotders in the Bunn Special School Tu District, Franklin County, Mid petition being In due form and duly apwoved and endorsed by the County Bolrd of Edu cation of Franklin County/lt Is here by ordered that an election be held within said district lu / accordance with the provisions , of I Article 17, Chapter 1(6, the Public iAwb ot North Carolina. Session of 1*3 at which election alkali be ascertained the will ) within thi said district, re shall bellevled In said lal tax off not more than every ode hundred dol s ot prcmerty to supple lie Schoil Fund, appor dlstrlcf The said elec jbe hel<|' on the 22nd ber. at lstrati ot the peoj whether tl district a sj titty cents lars valuatl ment the tloned tor tlon shall day of Dec place shall trlct. A new and M. A. Stalllngs 1 Registrar and. B. J. R. Wright .are pollholders. The said Special Scboo by the county %>a: Franklin Count; Beginning at Creek thence u mouth ot Nerrls' to site; thence along erly direction to the mill road leafli tin's mill and th# Springs to Younfs along the Westell lite ot W. T. Wil liams property to the Gethsemlna 24, the polling nn In said dls n shall be made lereby appointed C. Mullln and lereby appointed ndarles ot the District as fixed of Education ot e as follows: mouth of Crooked d creek to the eek; thence up nAW flrlfftn ...111 uuo uninn uiiit e road in a north e Intersection of from Bob Grlf d from Poplar e, N C.; thence i ' Church; then up the Xoulsburg Tar boro road to Hull's Cross Roads; thence south along the Louisburg Bunn road to *he Dunn's township line; thence ea^t along the Dunn and Harris township line to Tar River; thence down T>r River to the begin ning. If a majority of the qualified vot ers shall vote fai favor ot said special tax, the same when levied shall be In lieu of all otper special school taxes In said district. The Registration books shall be open from November 22nd, 1924, to December 13t^, 1924, and the Regis trar will have said books at the said polling place each Saturday during said period from the 22nd day of No vember 1924, to December 13th, 1924. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Franklin County, this the 3rd da y of November, 1924. ARTHUR STRICKLAND, Attest; Chairman. S. C. HOLDEN, Clerk. ll-7-7t NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX ELEC TION / Upon petition duly endorsed by the governing school boards of at least a majority of the school districts within the special BChool taxing district, to be known as the Cypress Creek and Cedar Rock School Taxing District, said petition having been duly approv ed by the County Board of Education ot Franklin County, It la ordered that an election be held In accordance with the provisions of Article 18, Part 7, Chapter One of "An Act to Amend the Consolidate Statues and to Codify the taws Relating to Public Schools" en. acted by the General Assembly ot North Carolina at ltf regular session In 1923, at which election shall be ascertained the will of the people" In | said Special School Taxing District Tiother or not there shall be levied a special annual tax of not more than fifty cents on the one hundred dol lars valuation of property to supple ment the public school fund, which may be apportioned to the proposal special school taxing district by the Board ot Education ; and in case such special tax is voted it shall operate] to repeal and abolish all school taxes heretofore voted In any local tax or special charter district located within the said special School Taxing Dis trict. The Bald election shall be held on the 22nd day Of IDecember 1924, the polling place io be at Bud Stones store In said district. A new registra tion shall be tpade and Spencer Dean Is hereby appplntef Registrar, and ar| hereby appointed poll-holders la said {election. Beginning at a point where Syca more Creek (rosSM} H'1"" thence in a North tion, along s^ld Strickland 11 tie; then! Strickland line to J. 1 thence back |o Hal If a down said road to Lav corner; thence from the right do*n QupU. to the W. J. Dennis lln?, Level Dlstrljt line; the northern line! of the Wh_ trlct line as the same n| point where jsald line Mine, Cedar Stock t owi) thence 1 n a South Eaatv tlon, along till said town Nash County Hne; thence I Westwardly dvectlon alonf lln.Nash Courtly line to River to line; thenc of tl to the co :hool dlstr thence up Tar School Dlstrl [east boundarl School Dlstrl. ?Hickory Rock on the West f thence up Sy Halifax road ; twardly dlrec to old R. H. along the old Joyner line; road ; thence ?ence Qupton's corner to Mill Path > the White ! along the Level Dls runs to s 'osses Oold lines; dly dlrec [hlp line to n a South the Frank 'ar River Maplerllle along the laplevllle ir of the a point ot Sycamore Creek; , ? ? .-ire Creek to the Hall fax Roadto the i point of beginning. The Registration books shall be open from the 2Ind day of November 1924, to DecemMr 13th 1924. and the Registrar shall have said hooka at the said polling place on each Saturday during the period from the 22nd day of November 1924, to December 13th, 1924. | By order of the Board of County I Commissioners, this the 3rd day of| November, 1?24. ARTHUR STRICKLAND, Attest; Chairman. 1 8. O. HOLDBN, Clerk. ^ ll-7-7t| BALE 20 centa) on large qnan Loulsburg, | e yo? buy., rum TRUSTEE'S SALE"* OP LOUI8BURO WAREH0U8E LOTS By virtu* of that deed cf tru?t undo by W. H. and J. M. AlWhto Win H Ruffin, Trustee, d*t?4 Nor. l, 19J0, and recorded la Boat 241, page 115-lg' default having b<p!) maoe In tho iay ment of the detit thereby secured, and demand havlny been made on the said Trustee fpr fjreclosure, by the holder of the debt tflSftty secured, the un derslgned will on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1924, at the noon recess it Court at the court house door In Lojllsburg, .North Caro lina, otTer for s?ie at public auction to the highest ladder for cash that warehouse lot And easements known as the Farmeifc Co-operative Com pany's Warehouse situate In the town of Loulsburg North Carolina, and more partlci^arly defined as follows: i lraV T1>at certain lot or parc?J of land situate pn the east Bide of L/i in Street In the Vjwn of Loulsburg, boun ded and defined as follows: Begin ning at the corne* of the J. F. Joies lot (now Farmers Co-operaUve Com pany s lot) and th/a c. B. Cheatham lot, formerly the , Boat Wright Prise House lot (now AJlen Machine Com staw." .h'1 0D ,IXln 8treet an Iron stake thence alqfag the C. B. Cheat ham line (now. Allen Machine Com f ya V?e E 234 fe?t more or , l.h8 ,corler of ^e Tar River Manufacturing fcompanys lot. formor aH'? I* i0t (nOW John 8 How" ? 8 '"'J ln line of the 8. A. L. Rail *ay Company; thence along the line oi the 8. A. L. Railway N 26 3-4 W 279 or,J?*fc '<> the corner of said railway on Main Mreet; thence along Mam street 8 SS l-i w 144 feet more hpint .v, , .? polnt-of begin; ing, It i.d!? .i?i upon ,?*blch is now sit uate an old dwelling house and a part of a brick WarehojSe building, j a!80 together with the afore fprah L0t "V desc?n^ible, trans ferable and assignable easement In and to and upop that strip of lan on the Southwest rslde or margin of the Depot site of the 8. A. L. Railway more particularly described Ts foN '?*fj Beglnplng at the Northwest str?? *?/ ,?e <o?WJ4tlon wall o:. Main l*}0 warehouse now situate on said land, and running thence along Main street 23 feet to the line of the L ^ Jbence along the l E f .'n * L" N 26 fJJLb ful1 enfth ot a Warehouse ef'y on aaidTot 171 feet more or less thence a l|be parallel 'o Main ?? ?h flrst named line 23 feet to the northeast corner of the founda ihon^r8 i< -/he Bald warehouse; i. ParaIl0l to the S. A. L. Railway line alM* taxation wall warehouse 171] feet more or ?k.?. the point of beginning, upon ? 'ch *as formerly located a mewhat Jones Tobacco Warehouse building and upon which Is *bw a portion of .aE one"halx 10 width of the said brick warehouse building, oaid easement being, Jiowew. limited to ioS nr?,Uh8e EUrpo??^aVby the decla ' . ?f _'he ScpreSs Court in the case nfiil o V8' Ral,roa4 151 North Car tltle to fh^'x '^*^lch aettled the "'J?.10 the above described lot and ?' 0CCUPan*y trailer said ease ment. The said lot and easement be ing the same conveyed by Farmers anH??eM InCompany 10 w- H- Allen and j. M. Allen. This Jan. 18. isn . WM- ?? RUiFIN. Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all parties concerned from 10 week ultil Monday, Nov. 17th, , and is again continued by con sent of all parties to Monday. Nov. 24~ ? at about the houi of Noon. . This Nov. 17th, 1924. 11-21-lt WM.-ti. RUFFIN, Trustee. SALE OF LAND Pursuant to the authority and di rection contained ln that Judgtoent of the Superior Court of Franklin Coun ty. made and entered In th I case of A. F. May et ?ls and O. J/Coppedge et als, the undersigned commissioners will on Monday1, the flrs/dey of De cember, 1924, at1, or about the hour of ????: ?at 'he coW hopse door of Franklin County, In thrftown of Louls burg North Carolina/ sell at public auction to the hlgaeaft bidder for cash that tract or parcA/of land lying and SvifULi. ?ypreSB /Greek Township, !th H i County, ^orth Carolina, de scribed aa follow & *lorth by the Iand"! ? , "? I Stalling, Ok the East by the land of John /rlvm and B. 8 Rice Ute anrt?Uth/& 8 il 8trlckIand. es.' ot O mT' by the la?da ? T- Mo?" and F. Moses, con (SfyMrjstfc ,s?, ss I -5: about 84 acres Cedar^Rock T a VnoL2 aboBt?185 ISt ?TtANKLlN INS.1 ft JtEALTY CO. (Ortr First National. Hank) of said less, to ^EXECUTOR'S NOTICE HavltW qualified as executor ot the estate oXlx>uls Kline, deceased, late of Fr an kl fa County, North Carolina, this is to . notify all person* having claims agalnvl the estate the said deceased to ?xBUIt then), to the under signed on or batora^fne 81st day of October, 1925, orVhls notice will be plead In bar j/( t^Ir recovery. All parsons lndaKted to\sald estate will please make Immediate payment. This Slst day of OctoBir, 1624. . JACOB KLINE^ipizecutor of] Louis Ktlne, decei W. H. Yar borough, Atty. The ki<yi-?t Subscribe to The rranklla Times lln Heglatr tuuit havti ment of th demand to made on TRUSTEE'S fcESAL* or LOUI8.T BUHQ LOT By virtue 9I an order ot r?-aala made In the matter ot the aala ot the lot of O. Y. flfarboro on Kim Street, upon an adVuuce bid, and by virtue ot the power bf Bale contained In that certain deei of trust made by O. Y. Yarboro to/Win, H. Ruffln, Trustee, dated July f4. 1917, recorded In Prank In Book 210. page 264, de bi?u made In the pay debt i thereby secured and foreclosure having been id Trustee by the holder of the debt >o secured. the undersign ed will on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1924, at about the hour if noon at the court house door n Loulsburg, N. C? olfer for gale at public auction for cash, that lot of land In said deed ot trust conveyed aid full t described as fol lows. Situate o 1 the 1 1'est side ot Elm St. In the own ct Louicburg, and more partl< ularly defined aa follows. Beginning it the earner of Mrs. R Z. Egerton or Elm St. (formerly Bobb Yarborougt corne ) and for that lot herein con eyed; thence Wostwardly alcng Mrs. Egertoi 's line, to old Bobb Yarborougt lino 2 2 ft. more or less, to corner o Mrs. : I. Z. Egerton, F. N Egerton an 1 lot herein conveyed ; thence Soul lwardly along P. N. Eger ton line 11 ft., mors or less,' to his corner; theface Eaetwardly along his line 222 ft. more or leBs to Elm St., thence Northwardly long Elm St. 113 ft., more or less, to the beginning. This November 7, 1924. 11.7-St WM. H. RUFFIN, Trusee. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LANDS By virtue of the power of sale con ained In that certain deed of trust made on August 4, 1924, by A. G. Faulkner and wife. Emma Faulkner, to J. E. Thomas, Trustee, recorded In Book 251, page 136, Registry of Frank lln County. N. C., default having been made in the payment of the Indebted ness thereby secured and demand for foreclosure haying been made on seid Trustee by the holder of the said indebtedness, the undersigned will on MONDAY. .DECEMBER 8, 1924, at about the, hour ot noon r.t the courthouse $oor ,n Loulsburg, Frank lin county. North Carolina, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for .fcash,, a certain tract or parcel of land aj'uate in Franklin county. Sandy Cr*ek tovrnshlp. North Carolina, and AeoO^lbed 14 said Deed of Trust as follows! Bounded on the N^rth by the lands of Frank Williams, fn the East by Jhe . lands of C. B. Kearney, on the South by the lands ot Bob Debnam, and on the West by the lands of C. B. Kearney, containing 38 acres, more or less', being the lands conveyed to A. G. Faulkner by C. B. Kearney. This November 7. 1924. J. E. THOMAS, Trustee. Thos. W. Ruftn, Atty. U-7-5t NEW-ORDIANCES The following ordiances were pass ed by a meeting of the Board of Town Commissioners on Friday^ October 24, 1924. > v Be ltyordalned rNThat^ all automobiles traveling on NaslNrftreet be required to stop Intersection of Main street, and all ctlrq qpuroacntag Main street from CourOatreet be required to come to a fu}l stop^/nder penalty of $1 for each offense. Be It orda4n&d: That ah varking space be suitably sharked allowing am pie space aud proper angles fbr each car, and ^natvali drlvferB be raguired to occupy- *paci' as marked under1 pen pity of fl fer'taoh offense. By ocder of the Board cf Town Com missioners. -v L. L. ,'OYNER. Mayor, f'. B. McKIXNE. Clerk 10-31-5t COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF FARM LANDS Under and by virtue of an order of re-sale made by the Superior Court of Franklin County, dated October 20th, 1$ 24 in that Special Proceeding entitled "W. A. Stalllngs et als. vs Joe S. ^Stalllngs at als," the under signed Commissioner will on Mon day theU4th day o( November, 1924 at or a Courthou offer for highest lng dea^ Lying an Township, _ North Caroli of Ruffin Co: the Sherrod { Raines land more or less, the houBpf noon at the door l^J&ulsburg, N. C., blli auction to the cadi, the follow land: being in Cvjtfess Creek 1 iklln Co&kty, Bute of adjoining the lands the Arlington land, land and the Munroe containing 93 acres rbelng known as the W. B. Stalllngs lWnd. This 20th day ofVOctober, 1924. 10-31-41 E. H. MALONE. Commissioner NOTICE , Having qualified as Administrator C. T. A. of the state of Zaney Bal throp, deceased, I ite of Franklin Conn ty, notice Is hen by given all persons holding claims a ;eln?t said estate to present thfem to the undersigned on or beforo the 3 it day of October, 1925, or this no) do will be plead in bar of ihelrr?<So ory. All persons In debted tc-eafd est Me will please make Immediate settlement THh October Slst, 1924. WILSON OAY, Administrator, C. T. A. O. B. Moss, Attorney, ll-14_6t Stop ? C6ugh Quick take HA ooagh m healing 1 A box of SALVE fori HA?H? L ?hoald be 1 JftM TO HONEY, a O-PEN-TRATE Head Ooida and , Jwery bottle of ' HONEY. The salve I the cheat and throat 1 a Coid or Ooup. for HAYES'