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THE J10BES0NIAN
Office 107. West Fourth Street
Telephone No. 20.
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MONDAY. JUNE 21, 1920.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST ACCOUNT BOOK CONTAINING BE-
twen S5M and 87M worth accounts. Lib
eral reward for return to E. S. McNeill,
Lumberton. N. C.
PERSONALS
BUCK. BUCK. BKICK WE HAVE THEM
on band far Immediate Bale. R. D. Cald
well A Son. "
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
your crop move. Only a.
Send us your nrier. K. M.
vton, N. q.
WILL MAKE
few ton left.
Biggs. Lumbef-
FOR BALE SEAL CHEAP A GOOD FARM
hone, rather praggy. W H. Humphrey,
Lumberton, JH. C.
FO RS ALE TWO FULLBLOOD JERSEY
heifers, one two year- the other four
months". Also some hog. See J. S. Hum
jhrey,. Shannon, N. C.
BRICK. BRICK. BRICK WE HAVE THEM
on hand for immediate sale. R. D. Cald
well Son. '
WANTED POSITION .AS TYPIST 0 BTE
nographer for summer months. - Address : '
nographer for summer months. Several
years experience. Address : lOllege Btu
dent, care Robesonian. ,
FOR SALE TWO - FINE
Fresh and heavy milkrs.
son, Monroe, N. C.
JFJtSE
M H
EY COWS.
Richard-
WANTED TO BUY FIVE OR SIX ROOM
residence plose in. will pay cash. W. A.
Roachf at National Bank of Lumberton,
BRICK, BRICK, BRICK WE HAVE THEM
on hand for immediate sale. K. V. Cald
well Son.
WE DO ACCORDIAN PLEATINGS AND
Hemstitching.. . Mail orders riven prompt
attention. J. B. Bruton, Singer Sewing
Machne office, Lumberton, N. C. ,
FOR SALE GROCERY. FRUIT AND BOFT
drink business on Elm street .Reason for
selling, expect to leave Lamberton. 'Apply
to Rich Milligan, Lumberton. :
FOR SALE FORD ROADSTER IN FIRST
class condition, $460. Economy Garage
Lumberton", N. C.
FOR SALE CHEAP ONE SMALL SODA
fountain with tank and . charging equip
ment ready : ft -use uan oe -DOUgnt xor
leak than one-half price. See me at once.
S. D. k Sanderson, Tumbertoa, N. C.
FOR HALE CHEAP ONH f S-k. . D. SAW
mill. Address J. D. Robertson care of
Robesonian.
FORD TRUCK FOR SALE RUNs- M8
miles Apply to Bullock Brothers, Lum
berton, N. C
FOR SALE I NEW FORDS WITH START-
era, 1 1917 Ford-in good. order 1 baby
grand C ha volet.- , All at a bargain. T. C.
Lewis garage, Bex, Nt C.
FOR SALENS DUROC JERSEY HOGS. 7
months old. ,WeU grown to age. G. Lea
non, Lumberton, N. C, R. -6.
WANTED COTTON MILL . STOCK. WILL
PAY BEST PRICE FOR THE FOLLOW
ING: JENNINGS, DRESDEN. LUMBER
TON, NATIONAL AND ST.-PAULS. SEE
W. A. ROACH, atNATIONAL SAXK OF
Lususivn,
FOS tLB-NEW FORD TOURING, ELEC
trie starter... Used ears. Ilea aruring 8 6-4
Overlaikd and Big Six seven passenger
Overland. All these . ear in good cendi
tiea and for asja cheap. W. . Tyner Auto
Gw leasshsrtnn and . Low. N. O.
Mr. M.B. Robbins is spendvo;f the
jday in Chrlotte.
Miss urrie unnn srwnt sne week
enr at Charlotte.
Mr. L. M.West of Allenton was
in town Saturday.,
" Mr. , Harry Greei ! Raefo-d st ent
Friday her on business
' Mr.' E. Odura of R. 1, Shxif was aJ
I umberton visitor Friday.
Mr. P. H. West of R. 5, Lumber
tons was 4n town. Saturday.
Mr. R. VL. Perry of R. 7, Lumber
ton, wat In town Friday.
Mr. E. B. Paul of R. 1, Lumber,
ton-, was in town Saturday.
Mr. S.W. Phillips of R, 5, Lamber
ts was in town Satlirday." :
Mr. N"eill Freeman of R. 4, Lum
berton,. was In town Friday.
Mr. D. McN.-Buie of R. 6, Lum
berton, was in town Saturday.
vMr. D. H, Hodgin of Red Springs
fs a Lumberton visitor today.
Mr,. J. W. Sellers is spending tne
day in Wilmington on business.
Sir. Pearl Burch of Abbottsburjr,
was a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Miss Maude Belle Connelly, of Ma
rietta was among the visitors in town
Friday.
Mr. C. W. Sessoitis of R. 7, Lum
beiton, was among the vision m town
Saturday. -
Mr. E.J). Wilkerson of K..1, Fair
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HEALTH AluO'HYGIEIIE
Conducted by Dt. IS R. HARDIN.
County Health Officer. (
mo:i-, wtts among
town Friday
the vis'tors iti
WHOOPUfiB- COtJGItlN ' V
- .-; -t ROBESOX COUNTT
Whooping cough ia a widespread
and dangerous disease, for which fa.
niUaritw has ' bred contempt. It !is1
usually j m disease of cold J weather,
but an epidemic has spread over the
Stat this summer. Whooping cough
is a dangeroug disease and the sooner
parents realize this fact the better
will be the chances ot thiir children
to live, and grow up wftbeuf s&me
physical affliction.
During th year 1910 the death
rU 'per .100,000 population 'from
measies was iz.o; irom wnooping
cough 11.4; scarlet fever which is
usually considered a very serious dis-
I ease,, had a death rate for 1910 of
, n.b per luu.ouo population, wniie
diphtheria had a' death rate of 21.4
per 100,000.
7 German statistics covering a pe
riod pf 11 years show that the mor.
tdity among those attacked with
whooping cough is under one year of
age, 13,8; between two and five yeay
of age 3 percent; and between five
and fifteen years of age 1.8 per cent,
If any further argument is necessary
4.0 convince you that whooping cough
is a very dangerous disease for chil
dren, then you ar. a hard proposi-!
a.: in i j: - . a 11 1
nun. ifie disease is not inirequenuy
Mr. J. Von Wilson of R. 4, Lum-1 f pmplitated by inflammation of the
berton, was among the visitors in
town Saturday.'
Mr.Ambrose Prevattof R. 5, Lum
berton, was among the visitors in
town Saturday,
Mr. N. Ai Kinlaw of R, 7, Lum-
YOUR FRIEND
am your friend. Xom to me when eergeaey calls, theufh yon have a thousand friends.
I am certain. I eaeearaf, effort, protect poeaeaesona.
I deTelop mf. Jadcment. by disclMinc the valae ot eonservaiiv thaos-Kf tk. r.....i .M
, serTttire action. I teach thrift and thereby enrich. .Through habits ef thrift I euIUvaU ether
carerul habits and discourage careless enes. Thus do I mold character and among yonr fellows,
1 improve your estimate and understanding.
J I look far ahead. I secure you from the humiliation of dependency. In the sunset of yonr
. years when yourreaerf ies have earned their period of repose, I continue to be your friend your
assuring friend. -
When you have put aside your labors, yoa may still rely upon me.
When yodr mind has secured its opportunity to nnrestric tedly indulge retrospect, profound
thought, and sublime reflection, I shall stand ready to sorr ound you in comfort with the atmos.
phere of peace, the happiness of esse, and the things you will at sock a time most desire to be
surrounded with. . - . ' p ..
I prepare and provide the way your all-time friend. ' . J
; I am your Cash Reserve, held in the
The Planters Bank and Trust Company
, in& OAiiiL ut - r , e .
Safety. Service and Security,
" And Resources of more than a half Million Dollars.
Make Our Bank Your Bank
The Planters Bank & Trust Company
THE ORIGINAL FARMERS BANK
"WORTH WEIGHT
'IN GOLD" HE SAYS
limgs, and the violent cough is apt to
produce a harmful dilitation of the
lung tissue. The disease is often
followed by tuberculosis in underfed
children. Paralysis and hemorrhages
into the eyes, have been reported as
berton, was among the visitors in ! complicating whooping cough. Whoop-
. o-.. msr couen i transmitted from ono
Mi Mnnio Vvi!inB vtoi-Haw I person to another by fairly close can.1 Willhide Was So Run Down His Con.
ti .11 Vo v,'tact. and the sputum or nasal secre'V' dition Alarmed Hi Wife and
msn ,ri.i .ifil- . . Ition is, the medium in whicn. the Fius Tanlae Ends Trouble.
Mi Almn Wi Elnn Coll-o 1 germB-,leave the body of the person- "'RnUc has. been worth its weight
a.iruest, at., the home : of Mr. "and nylni,. the disease. During Vio'etfiA gfW to me," said Walter S. Will-
Mrs. W.- L. Dougherty. spumm inrownl? long
Messrs. S; R.- McDaniei and Hoke dlstanPe from the victim m the form
Floyd, of .Fsirraont were among the f ty spray, and it is in tbm way
visitors ir town Saturday. . ' and, W me,ana of handkercmefs,
Messrs. D. -H. Hodgin and N. A. ?'" clothes, and the like,
Maxwell of Anttoch spent Sunday w?wh( avf gently been sprinkled
with friends in Lumberta Le mfected Bputuav. that the
uiscttits;. germs are carried. ine m
fectiVeness of the sputum is moat
marked during the height of the dis
ease, and it is active at all times dur.
ing the attack. It may be transmit-
Messra. Anderson. andtX'Uther Tay
lor of R. 7, Lumberton, were among!
the' visitors in town Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Townsend and son, Mr
Harvey, of ti, b, Lumberton, were
among the visitors in town Saturday, j te aer h last wnoP ls, heard
Mrs. Homer-Ber its and sniail
daughter, EvangeUuo, of R, 4, Lum
berton, were among the visitors in
t6wi( Friday.
Mr. W. R. Barnes and nephews, Mas
ters Russell and James Barnes, of
Orrum, were among the visitors in,
town Thursday.
f View arrived this morning and, will
spend several dys with her sister.
Mrs. Kate T. Brown.
Mft:?J& ; GL - Webster -and Son, Mr.
H. ,G. Jrn ffe, tbiinenWg(for "Lau;
fTRB ViSUBANOti JTO: W XSBVJtr
mm. atnaMll liattltt aeaeaee mi
benosr'ef every Mne see rtOCLXn-.m
8UBAHCB KKAI.TT OO, A. M
Uaavillasasaft. n ?, .?3; -a-
'united tjuAMuinTT ntM mmr Mttn
Irish Potatoes, Jtor Je.- and uMr lanting
ert L. at CaMweU's.
RED CEDAR-BEVIt, SUHVG. iEAJI
- atsv fannaw te a t ne OiFt. C e. aWj
street. . Loasaarasa.. . . jj ,7 ...j H.
Monet to wrmra&Yt&AXitp
ta Bobeson eouslar pb m time. J Katea
as cood aa'an-ai
Stephen Mela-
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CAL E8TATB LOAWS T M STJlL MAK
Hi otic urn " "-- "
tercet rate .and terms nara always been
better than my competitors and are. still
c gas me 11 miiesseq in . a-
McLean, Lumberton, N. C '
AT McDOUGALDB BfCYCLB AND XEPAIK
Shoe you ean set the twst work done. I
Mnsl. srona.- aaausiophonea. 1 so
enleanisins bicycle tires, ante tires and
tubes. Rubber boots. Give me arror work.
AUwork guaranteed. Shop near Old Wood
en Bridge. ' ,
PLUMBING REP AiK WORK AND PLUMB
tag of all kinds, plptes tor acelsrtene plants
and Deleo systems, etc. ., Work solicited any
where In the county. Prompt attention.
Efficient service. Office: Cer. Chestnot
aad 6th Sta. Phone 17. a 8. Kbkman
Lartberton. N C.
WAN TED TO U TO KNOW THAT W CAN
save you money on that monument or
Mk.na. Cat ear nriess before buying
and be convinced. Mo Job to aaemU or too
large. Tour patronage nu do apsreeiaH.
Robeson County Marble and Granite Works,
Wt 4th street. Lumberton, N. C. L. C.
Hall and C. R. Butledge, props.
rinbur,
week 'nniMsinoBs;;!' itli: -5 't"
Miss Mvath'Rayben left 'Saturday
,epiling f 9r, Imoy, IpaaokeC Rapids
and Cameron,' where shjHwfll vwisit
friends foiabutW6'weeTcs.''
" Miss Sadie Thompson ' went Satur
day to Wilmington, where she will
spend some timA visiting at the home
of i Mr.and-Mrs.; A.-; W. ewkirk.
; WjR ShaS and, daughter, lit.
fle;-MfefliaWt3i, and little Miss
Virginia - Lswtobc returwib;J5Atur.
tMnAT.PuBois retarned Satur
day from fe&frwahi Tenh. where she
vistted) . it ne home of her brother.
Her niooes MiB&es Eve and Sue Mor
rison' returned iithr her and will" be
guests for some, time, at the home, of
Rev. and Mrs. DuBois at their home
on East Fourth street.
-CHURCH N6TES.
In th fact of all these facts, the
mother that wilfully exposes her
children to whooping cough is guilty
of a criminal act against her own
children, and the parents that send
their children to school or any other
public place to infect others'' children,
are guilty of a misdemeanor and
should be punished. .
Any parents that fail to report
whooping cough . to the Health T4
partit or thetr physician; are guil
ty or criminal negligence. Tne pUK.
hMflt w.ell-known mploye of the
Federal Rubber Co., Cudahy, Wis.,
and who lives at 75 Howell Ave.,
Milwaukee. "My wife and friends
were really alarmed about me, but
now J never felt better in my life.
V."Mlii't believe anyone ever suf
fered more from stomach trouble than
I did for five years," he said. "Af
ter every meal gag would form and
I had such sharp pains across my
heart I could scarcely breathe. Dull",,
heavy, dizzy headaches would come
on mA and I had to lie right down
or Iwould fall over. My back and
stomach hurt so bad I could hardly
bear my clothes to touch them. I
was nervous as a cat and the least
noise at night would excit me. The
muscles in my legs would cramp at
nightSmtil I would have to get up and
walkJfche floor to get relief; Host fif
teen,pounds, my appetite was com
pl Jteay gon and J was So weak I could
hardly do my work. -
'bottles of Tamac have
pose of th, law to g'ive protectifahri& me wf' every one of my troubles,
o tne. cnuuren, out tnis cannot be
done; successfully, as long as Bome
Lpeopje choose to keep th 'infection
of their children with whoopmg
cough; a ecret lor fear the children
will , have to stay ' at- home'.'yatfew
weeks, if the authorities are notified,
Some. people are so zealous of their
children's progress in . school that
they will end them to school with
anything. It is a' fortunate' thing for
the pttb c that there are not more
eh) people but an unfortunate
it tncre is any ox them; Some
:hool children show altogeth-
uch modesty m dealing with
arents. WJien- child is sus.
pected of haying Whooping cough or
any cftner contagious disease, he
should be sent home.
Many parents in this county, in. the
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Baying qualified as administrator of the
J. B. McLean: deceased, this is
.tif all nersnna having claims against
said estate to present them to me on or be-
fore June 11, 1921. or this n0tice will M plead-1
ed m bar of recovery. , c,r :
" AH persons indebted to said esta44 will
please make immediate payment., u s' K
J0-7' Tc. Mclean;: V . W
C 10 6 Thurs , Administrator, t
ADMINISTRATION SALE OP THE W. H.
ROZIER ESTATE.
On Wednesday. June . SOth, W20, at 1
o'clock a. m. I wU sell for cash to the
huchst bidder, all the personal property and
effects of the late W. T'
conskting ef corn, hay, foddr. tl-head Jogs,
.M.in fmnllmnts. itre . fix Lures. Liberty
bond. nnd . aU other goods and ehattela be
to said estate. Abo, 110 acres of
land well timbered with good elay subsoil
foundation, located at Rosier Siding, three
mile south of St Pauls, M-'
place of sale: Rosier' Siding.
, Data of sale: June 80th, at 10 o'clock a, in.
Trms of sale: Cash
Thi. 10th day of 'f
Admin htrator of W. H. Rosier, Deceased.
John D. Canady, Attoraey,
St. Pauls, N. C. 0 tl 8t
Cattie McLean and Sam Jones,' a
colored couple from the Rowland sec
tion, were married m the offke of
Register of Deeds. M. W. Floyd at 10
of the clock this morning. Rev. N.
J. Page officiated a. : 7
Mr. T. A. McNeill, Jr, left yesterday
for San Francis to attend the Demo
cratic National convention.
Mr.-1: H. Fields of Hope Mills is
a Lumberton visitor today.
I- 1 ( 1" I 1 - tlfciii 1 L; V
- Big fun show tonight and all week
on CiauUoo jot.
Rev. Theodore Partrick, Jr., who
has accepted a call to Trinity Episco.
pal church, and Mrs Partrick arriv
ed ' Friday from Clinton.' They are
guests for. the present at the home
of Mrs. Alf. H. McLeod, North Elm
street. Mr. Partrick is pleasantly
remembered here, having served this
church for a few months two sum.
mers ago. -: 1
tbmt t
of oa
er"too
such 'v
Rev. Dr. R. C. Beaman preached the
sermon at a memorial service held
in Trinity Methodist church in Dur.
ham' yesterday in honor of Mrs. Ju
lian S. Carr. Dr. Beaman had been
asked to . conduct this service early
in the year but it was postponed on
account of the. influenza epidemic and
he received notice : only last week
that the service would , be held yes.
terday. He went . to Durham - Satur
day and. will return,,, home this eve
ning. No preaching services were held
at Chestnut Street Methodist church
yesterday on account of his absence.
zone of whooping cough infection,
are giving their children the whoop
ing cough vaccine. This vaccine has
not been -accepted by the medical pro
fession, but it has given good results.
1 ne vaccine is given Dotn as a pre
ventative, and curative agent. It is
eaid to shorten the course of the dis
ease and make it much milder. The
vaccinp can be secured from this of
fitoe.
E. R. HARDIN,
County Health Omcer.
MORE ABOUT BALLS ON
IRISH POTATO
VINES
Supt. A: S. Barnes of the Metho.
dist. orphanage at Raleigh, in ac
knowledging the -last,. Tegular first
Sunday contribution, wrote Secretary
G. . M. Whitfield; that ' Chestnut ? Street
Methodist. Sunday-school, of .Lumber-,
ton contributes ,i more tov- the . orphan
age than. aniTotner-' Sunday school ' in
the conf erenc. V The' contributions. j
since- the beginning of thi conference I
year December. 1, up to' aad including
tre first Sunday in. J une, amounted
to tl,086.36. . .- .
Rev.'L. E.Dailey resigned yester
day as pastor -of the -East Lumber.'
ton Baptist church. - The resignation
will be effective- Sept 1. ; He-will
also resign the other churches in-his
field. This are Raft. Swamp Antioch,
and Center. Mr. Dailey has accepted
a field in Hertford county. He came
to the field here 4 years ago and his
churches have made advancement un.
To the Editor of The Robesonian:
Referring to an article in a recent
issue of The Robesonian, we notice
that AlrvWetmore says the littla balls
that grow on tne Irish potato vine
contain potato seed. The writer re
members having seen such growth on
potato: vines when he was a lad and
his recollection is that they did con
tain seed. Recently, however, he was
invited; to look at a patch of pota
toes here potatoes were! apparently
growipgr above the ground just 'as
tbey were growing beneath it, only
they were .smaller on the vine, I
encloEe1 One of 'the;, vines which seems
to have potatoes growing on it. The
potatoes' on the ye; were not very
green when the vine 'was detached,
they. had about the color 'of th po
tato hx the ground, but as potatoes
will do' when exposed to sun and air
have , now turned green. -.
. , . Yours very truly
. H. B. PHILLIPS.
Fairmont, N. C, June 15, 1920. - .; ,
: -' i- -. -p,V.
V Bipr fun show tonight and all. week
on Chautauqua lot. - , -J I
Declares at Least 700 Favor Wet
Plaak.' ; -;-V' ' I
-'-Walker W. Vick, of New York;
campaign manager for Gov. E. L Ed
wards, of New Jersey, in Chicago
Friday on his way to San Francisco,
declared in a statement that there
would b not Jess than 700 delegates
m the Democratic national conven
tion in favor of a modification of th
Volsteaiact, "permitting th, use of
ignt wises and beers in such states
I cat anything and never have un un
comfortable feeling in my stomach,
my nerves are like steel and I nev
er have a headache, dizzy spell or
pain f -amy sort. My friends are
congratulating m on how well I look
and I certainly feel fine."
Tanlae is sold in Lumberton by J.
D. .MfMillan & Son, Pope Drug Co.;
inv Bsrnesville by W. Ctf Walters ; In
Elrodv by J E. Bridges; m Lowe by
L. E.'Tyner'& Son; in McDonalds hy
D. H. Britt, Jr.
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION. I
Having this day qualified as administrators
of A. D. MeKensie, deceased, this is to "certify
all persons hawing claim against said estate)
to presnt same to us at our office at Row-,
land. North Carolina, duly verified as re
quired by law on or before the 10th day of ing
June. izi, or this notice
bar of their recovery.
SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION.
JULY 3RD, 1920.
ThA State Board of Elections ha.
canvassed - the return of taw
will be plead In' nrimam haLt m Tn.. r toon a
All naraon. iiulabM V" ""t
to said esuto will pUas make payment to whereas certain candidates for cer
tain officses having failed for nom
ination, therefore, in accordance with,
section 6045 of North Carolina elec
tion law, 1919, I hereby order a see.
ond Primary Election for Robesom
county to be held on Saturday the
3rd day of July, 1920, to be conducted
in a manner' the same as. the, first
Primary Election. Registrars .aad
Judges of Election wil Itake due e-
the undersigned.
Dated this June 1st, 1020.
J. A. UcCOY,
DAVID TOWN8END. - ...i
Administrators. ,
Mclntyre, Lawrence) A Proctor, "
Attorneys for Administrators. ( 10 0 Than
Special Session of County Commis
sioners. v
The county commissioners met in
special session today for the purpose
of settling with Sheriff R. E. Lewis
for the State and county taxes for
the year 1919,
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain
killer. It relieves pain and sore
ness caused by Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Sprains, etc.
tic,, and govern themselves accord
ingly
Chairman
FRANK GOUGH,
County Board Elections.
Though school is out manjr North
Carolina boys and girls in organized
clubs are learning to raise food and
make happier homes.
JvS. Floyd of R. 2, Fairmont,
was among .the visitors in town Saturday.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administratrix of the
estate ef the late Eli Phillips, deceased, this
is to notify ail persocs having claims against
said estate to present them to me at my home
in Lumberton, N. C, on or before June 15.
1921, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment.
This June U, 1920.
MRS. LYD1A MALISSA PHILLIPS.
6 17 8 Thurs. Administratrix
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For Automobile and Buggy Tops and all Leather Goods.
Johnson's Carbon Remover,
Johnsra's Auto Wax Finish. ,
Johnson- Bq&ak.OiC . '
Send us an order for these ton. 'There is a large and in
Increased demand.
t N. JACOB. HARDWARE COMPANY;
T7holesale Distributors.
10 and 12 Sonth Front St. Wilniingtoii. If . a
Ladies and MissesF
In Millinery for Spring and
Slimmer 1920
Miss Josephine Breece
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic-
SALE or VALUABLE LAND.
By virtue of authority vested in us under
an order of re-sale entered by the eierk in a
special proceeding- pending in the superior
court of Robeson , county entitled Joel R.
Herring and i other v. Delphia Jan Walters
and others, being 8. P. No. 4582, we will on
Monday the 12th day of July. 1928. at 12
o'clock ' noon at the court bouse 'door of
Robeson county at Lumberton, N. C. offer
for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following lands:
First Tract: In Sterling's township oa
the West aide) of Flower swamp, adjoining
the said swamp on the Est side, the lends
.formerly owned by J. r. Walter and upon
"which he lived tn 188 nn the West, the land
formerly owned by Kerett Baa on the
South side aad the lands of John Wakes Sr.
and others on the North, containing IS
acres, more or leas, and being, the upper part
of SO0 acre - granted - tn Farqnhar Campbell
by grant dated Norembe gf, .1757 and In
herited by Charity Hedgpefh from her father!
Alien Barnes, See dead f rom' Charity Hedg
peth to Daniel Walters, hook S "X" page ML
Second trc: On, both side of the Creek
roaoV beginning; at ;a pine etump by a pine,
holly and bar! John Sealer's. Daniel Walters
aad Joel Herring's auiaer and run thence
ae the Herring- tine North 17 West -f chain
to a stake by S abort leaf pines, theace North
78 East Z7 chains to a black gum by a ma-1
pie and bay in the edge of Flowers swamp,
thence down the edge of . said swamp 6
chains to a stake, by S blaek gum in Daa-t
M Walters Una, thence as Ms .'ine South 78
West U.6S chains to the beginning, cob-'
taining u l-z acre, more or less ana bod
same conveyed to Daniel Walter by John
Walters Sr. Sea deed registered in book 8
"S" page 879. '
' Time of sale: Monday July 12th, 1920 at
12 noon. ' . '
' 'Place of sale: Court house door. Lumber
ton,, N-.C... . .-.
Term of -sale: . Cash.
Dated thai Juna 11th. 1920.
. E. J. BBTTT,
- JAMES 'IV PROCTOR.
.-- , Commissioners.
Mclntyre. Lawrence . A Proctor, t
Attorneys for Plaintiff. . 8 17 4 Thurs.
der his pastorate.
'- ' - "ra ii.. nmswmr fcsate pmej -
on vnsutauqua lot. ;
my .
oz reguiauon under a
liberal federal act."
general and
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the la
will and testament of Kate Sinclair, deceased,
this is to notify all persons ..having claims
against said aetata to - present them to the
nndemisned in Wilminsrton. N. C oa -of be
fore June 10. 1021. or thi notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are ra-
XI I nm,
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Jmo. T.Bi
Lumberton, N. C.
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