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COURT CALENDAR, DECEMBER TERM, 1919.
Commencing December 1, 1919.
Honorable Thomas II. Calvert, Judge Presiding.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1.
J. J. Board, vs. M. L. Marley.
Heme Phillips, vs. A. C. L. R. K.
Noah Thompson vs. National Cotton Mills.
J S. Harwell 'vs. Rosa Harwell
M C. Shepherd vs. W. F. Shepherd.
Quince Wilson vs. Straudy Wilson.
Lula Carmichael vs. Alex Carmichael.
Blanch Hatchell vs. L. C. Hatchell.
Willis Thomas vs. Lettie Thomas.
Mattie Davis vs. Joe Davis.
Ed Stephens vs. Carrie Stephens.
Henry Locklear vs. Nancy Clark. Locklear. v
Harriett Ann McLaurin vs. Lawrence McLaunn.
Cornelia Hewitt vs. Charles Hewitt.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1919.
Isaac Purcell vs. John Leach.
Geo. Locklear et al vs. Wra. Bryant et al..
Willie Locklear et nl vs. J. H. Powers.
John W. Oxendine et ux vs. A. A. Cummmgs et aL
Bank of Maxton et al vs. Maxton Supply Co. t al.
Mrs. R. W. Gambell et al vs. B. L. Hamilton.
W. S. Lowrey et al vs. L. H. Oxendine.
John Leach vs. W. P. Henderson.
John Leach vs. Win. McEachern et al.
Alma Lumber Co. vs. J. W. Guiton et ux.
Barbar-Parchall Lbr. Co. vs. J. J. Evans.
Mavo Milling Co. vs. B. C. Glass et al.
Thomas Wilson et al vs. McKay Byrd et aL
R. Jasper McLean et al vs. Alma Lumber Co.
W. R. McNeill vs. Abram Cobb.
Beaufort County Lbr. Co. vs. T. 0. EvanS.
Peruvian Guano Co. vs. D. J. McLean.
0. E. Seawell vs. Hall & Hall.
Currie-Patterson Co. vs. S. II. McKinnon.
Shannon Mercantile Co. vs. Frances E. McEachern.
Alex Lamb vs. Dock Campbell.
A. D. McKenzie vs. James Oxendine.
E. B. Hill vs. A. C. L. R. R.
R. D. Croom et al vs. L. E. Squires et al.
Bethel Chavis vs G. W. LocklearV
Wilmington Hotel Co. vs. B. W. Townsend. -
Lucius McRae vs. W. J. McDonald.
J. Browne Evans vs. David Currie et al.
John Gilmore vs. Mrs. Fuller Harris. ,
Alma Lbr. Co. vs. F. A. Bracy.
Bank of Maxton vs. B. W. Phillips et al. ':
L. S. Townsend et al vs. A. C. L. R. R.
F. A. Bracy vs. Maxton Alma So. R. R. Co.
S. B. Rozier vs. J. G. Bynum et al.
Red Springs Trading Co. vs. C. E. Zedekar.
Federal Sign System vs. First National Bank.
Mrs. Salome Baxley vs. R. W. Rozier.
Fletcher McCormick vs. Wright McDuffie et al.
88- 130 Farmers Trading Co. vs. H. T. Pate.
89- 90 A. W. McLean et al vs. Commissioners.
91 Margaret F. McLean et vir. vs. Commissioners. '
95 J. A. Barker vs. Commissioners.
98 J. A. Wooten vs. Commissioners, ; 4'i
96 Kate M. Denny vs. A. C. L. R. R. j .
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919.
J. F. McLean vs. G. C. C. Taylor, Admr. . Jip
Will Barnes vs. S. B. Rozier. ;
Ed. Bryant ys. A. C. L. R. R. ; '
Model Mill Co. vs. First National Bank.
W. H. Stone vs. L. A. Parnell. y
Amy Crawford vs. R. J. Leggett et ux. ;,J
Denhie Leach vs. J. H. Powers.
Peter Leach vs. J. H: Powers et ux.
American Realty & Auction Cov. vs. M. A. Buie et al.
S. H. Hunt vs. A. C. L. R. R. Co.
The Wishart Co. vs. N. M. . Parnell.
H. M. McAllister vs. J. P. Stansel et al.
N. A. McMillan vs. Standard Guano Co.
Southern Exchange Co. vs. D. T. Rozier.
Framptbn-Foster Lbr. Co. vs. Alfred Britt.
R. A. McQueen vs. B. W. Townsend.
J. W. Carter et al. vs. Martha McRae et aL
W. B. Cooper vs. T. W. Thompson. 4
H. A. Page, Jr. vs. M. N. Parnell. v
Margaret F. McLean et al vs. R. E. Lewis.
Angeline Watson vs. S. A. L. Ry. f
In Re Will of Mary A. McGoogan, deed.
J. B. Smith vs. Howard White.
Geo. E. Denny's vs. H. D. Hendron.
Pocomoke Guano Co. vs. Perry Davis et al.
C. F. Gaddy ts. Alex McLendon.
McCormick & Burks vs. Sandy McCallum..
WT. M. Pate vs. Win. Parnell.
The Dittman Co. vs. O. E. Seawell. ,
Dora L. Rozier vs. John H. McNeill.
S. L. Warn-ii vs. II. G. Byrd et ux.
W. J. Johnson vs. C. T. Waters et al.
Robeson Grocery Co. vs. Reed Bros.
Walter Knight by next friend vs. A. C. L. R. R.
Archie McArthur vs. John Johnson.
John McKay vs. J. N. Buie, Admr. '
Warren Jacobs vs. Turkill Johnson.
Manse-Owens Co. vs. A. A. Thomas et al.
Joseph Willis vs. J. B. Regan.
Mary E. McKinnon vs. A. D. McLeod.
Rozier Powers vs. Western Union.
J. N. Baxley et. al. vs. Rosie Pridgen et al.
J. Browne Evans vs. B. R. CashwelL
li. t . Chavis vs. M. A. Oxendine. "F!
D. Thompson vs. Mrs. Ocie Small. '
A. Weinstein vs. Southern Eidi-prr C.n t 1
P. McAllister et al VS. SnntVln-rT V.yrr.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1919.
J. McR. Bracy vs. Rowland Machine Co.
s. i. Rozier vs. R. I). Caldwell & Son.
Town of Lumberton vs. S. A, Branch et ux. -1
own of Lumberton vs. V. & C. S. R; R. Co.
Town of Lumberton vs. H. M: McAllister ct ux.
Town of Lumberton vs. Klmore-Bullard et ux:" '
Iov,a uf Lumber; on vs.,!!. I). Williamson et ux.
Town oi Lumberton ts.-W. H. Barnes et :
lown oi jjumoerf.o.1 vs. W. I. Linkhaw,'et ui,
Town of Lumberton vs. C. D. Ilutaff et tlx :
xuwu oi jJumDerton vs. A. k. wiiito ?
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John D. Jackson vs. "Joseph Allen) Exr. ,
W. W. Carlyle et al ys. J. W. McPhail. ; ,
K. M. Biggs, Mgr. vs American Railway Express Co.
K M. Biggs vs. AmericAn Railway Express Co.
Julia Davis, Admr, vs. S. B. Willimas.' v
Alva V)xendine vs. Frances Locklear et aL
Garrett & MeNeill vs. .Millard McMillan. v ; ,
S. F. Bowser & Co. vs. C. M. Townsend.
Luke Sinclair vs. James King .et al.
Annie L. Williams et vir. vs A. J. McKinnon Co. et al
W. J. McDononald vs. J. D.; McRainey.
SECOND WEEK. -MONDAY,
DECEMBER 8, 1919.
Johli W. Ward vs. R. F. Martin. : . "
National Bank of Lumberton vs. Furman FreemanT"
Jess Jones et al vs. William Barker. '
M. L. Marley. vs American Railway Express Co.
Edna Kizer vs. Bladenboro Cotton Mills.
H, L. Locklear et al, Tur. vs. Loyd Lowrie.
Mary Ammons vs. Xeill Ammons. ,
Edna Pitman vs. J. M.- Andrews, "Admr.
, A. L. Bullock vs. Faulk Hunt.
, Town. of Lumberton vs. Frank Gough, Chm. .
S.D.5638 A. D. Evans vs. Kingsdale Lbr. Co.
S. D.5746 Red Springs Trading Co. vs. J. Watt McNeill.
S. D. 5747 Red Springs Trading Co. vs. Archibald D.
McNeill. ' ' '
5748 Red Springs Trading Co. vs. Clarence McNeill.
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SPLENDID TALENT
COB HERE ON
LYCEUM COURSE
Sale of Season Tickets
Should Be Large.
ATTRACTIOilS YELL SELECTED
fJumbers Win Be Both Inspiring
, antf EnjoyabfeCoupse Is
a Community Asset
An excellent list of attractions ha'
been selected for the Lyceum Conrs?
here this season, and the sale of sea
son tickets should be unusually large
Reports from the well-known Red
path Bureau, from which the attrac
tions on the course were secured, stat
that never before have so many com
jQf altles arranged for Lyceum courses
le everywhere are welcoming thv
gret opportunity offered by the Lyce
um for good, clean entertainment ani
lectures of an inspirational and au
thoritative character.
A Lyceum course la certainly an as
set to any community It brings to the
community aen of note to talk on ba
portant themes, and It also fttrnlnhet
music, song and story of high stand
ard. The Lyceum cannot but make fot
better dtisensbJp.
The local course has been careful;
selected, and the attractions will b
found to be both Inspiring and enjoy
able. The different numbers may t
briefly described as feUows:
THE JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
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Came to this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a .
Vegetable Compound to
Restore Her. Health
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Ellensbure. Wash. "After I was
married 1 was not well for a lone time
and a good deal of
the time was not
able to go about.
Our greatest desire
was to have a child
in our home and one
day my husband
came back from
town with a bottle
of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and
wanted me to try it.
It brought relief
from my troubles.
I improved in health so I could do my
housework; we now have a little one, all
of which I owe to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound." Mrs. O. S.
Johnson, R. No. 8, Ellcnsburg, Wash.
There are women everywhere who
long for children in their homes yet are
denied this ' happiness on account of
some functional disorder which in most
cases would readily yield to L
Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun
Such women should not trive uo hone
until they have given this wonderful
medicine a trial, and tor special advice
write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co..
Lynn, Mass- The result of 40 years
experience is at your service. x '
See Our
Work
and get our
prices before
placing an order
for any kind of
monumaotal
.work. , 1
Lumberton Marble & Granite CoA partition
J. H. Floyd, Prop, 1 thaCiim
Lumberton, . . . . . . N. C
antee ever writtei
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Stiitwit! It isSae broad
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Hie Reily-Taylor Cdmpaiiy
sale of Land fob fartition. -
li virtue of authority veated jn me under
a ;udi;:mnt of the uperior eourt of Bbeeon
county, entered before the clerk Jn ' ipeeia!
proceeding therein pendinir wherein Cora V.
Bass and other, ex pae, -are petitioner!,
same being S. P. No. 4562 upon the docket of
said oourt, I will, on Monday the 22nd day
of .December, 1919 at 12 o'ektek 'noon at the
court door at Lumberton, N. a, offer for sale
at public auction ' to the highest bidder for
cash the following lands i
Beginning at (lake, J. D. Purvis corner
of an 80 here lot. and. runs as this line Nrth
22 West 26 chains to a stake at the run of
Hog Swamp, thence down said run to a stake
and pointers, the corner of lot No. in the
hereinafter referred to. thence as
line South U 1-2 East t chains to a
stake on the Wire Grass road, in Britt's line,
thence as that Un North 79 East fl chains
to a lightwood stump, the. old corner of the
Britt survey on the North edge of Juniper
bay, thence as the other Britt survey Una
North about 64 East 6 1-2 chains to the be
ginning, containing thrty acres, .more ot less
and being same land conveyed to Cora B.
Howell by deed registered in book 4 "U" paga
(60, and -being lot No. 5 in partition of J. K.
Atkinson t als against Harriet N. Purvis
et ala see hook 4 "Z" paga 414.
Time of sale: Monday December 22, 1919j
Place of sales' Court house door.XLumber
ton, N. C. . ' , '
Terms of sale: Cash.
' JAME3 D. PROCTOR,
Commissioner.
Malntyre, Lawrence ft Proctor,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. ' 11 24 4 ltaw
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