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Arms Conference
Ready for History
tions Formally Approved at Open
9 Meeting.
Washington, Feb. 1. The confer
ence on the limitation of armament
is now ready for history
Virtually all of its work was com
pie ted today in the fifth plenary ses
sion, which lasted from 11 until near
ly 3 o clock and was featured by a
businesslike purpose to get through
and an almost total absence fit thrills.
There is left the framing of the
Chinese treaty that will embody the
agreements reached as to China, the
report - upon the' Chinese Eastern
railway, the debate on the 21 de
mands and another detail or two,
acticn on all of which is but a mat
ter of hours:
The delegates figuratively hurled
themselves on this Work immediately
after the plenary ession. Chairman
Hughes called meetings of the sub
committee on the railroad and of the
Far Eastern committee in the same
breath in which he adjourned the
open session.
This driving impulse to be done
with everything led Mr. Hughes to
depart from his purpose to lay be
fore the conference only the naval
treaty and the submarine and poison
gas resolutions ..embodied in a separ
ate treaty. In addition he submitted
the Shantung agreement and a large
number of Chinese resolutions adopt
ed by the Far Eastern committee.
British to Return Wei-Hei-Wei.
Hurrying to the end, too, and per
haps, having an eye on a tenstrike
for the British upon public opinion,
Mr. Balfour arose in the open session
following the Shantung announce
ment and stated the British will re
turn the Wei-Hei-Wei lease to China.
It ought to have thrilled, b"t it did
not. The lease is not very important
and the British action wa3 expected
sooner or later.
Also seeing the end in sight M.
Albert Sarraut, -of the French dele
gation, took advantage of the sub
mission of' the naval treaty and of
France's assent to it, to deliver a
lengthy speech in defense of France
against charges of imperialism,
especially the charges from the
American press. That also ought to
have thrilled, but it did mot. M. Sur
raut had the misfortune of the Briand
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and" Viviani speeches havinr been
I given as samples of French eloquence
jand lie was not equal to the standard.
The one real thrill, unless the real
ization that Shantung was at last a
settled issue gave a thrill when Baron
Shidehara and Minister Sze spoke.
cam from Swrotairv HnoU n. .at
?f? .H
along as rapidly and as unemotion-
ally as a .tailor dying measureme.ts.
val treaty, in which he has had
deeper, more fervent personal inter-'.
est than hi anything else. .
, r.r.afl.r IW.
This treaty- absolute ends thj? "SIHXSm"
Mr HirL r'. ed of permanent health is good blood.
Mr. Hughes in a stirring .voice that1, pepto-Mangan builds eup your
U th! hir2& aSSS!.?P nPlfUS J Wood with a form of Iron that gets
is the greatest forward step to estab- . ,i T
hah the reign of peace.
The agreements submitted to the ke feel 80 well and Btronfir.
Conference in.the plenary session mdut9 wiu be worth living again. Try
given, the assent of the powers fol
lows:
Naval treaty, includir.tr Pacific
fortifications agreement.
Treaty embodying the Root sub
marine and poison gas resolutions.
Shantung agreement reached be
tween the Chinese and Japanese dele
gates. (This did not require assent)
Agreement to abolish foreien post-
offices in China by January 1, 1923.
To Study Troops Qustion
Agreement for international com
mission to study situation as to for
eign troops in China and make rec
commendations looking to removal.
Resolution guaranteeing the open
door in China with supplemental!
agreement of powers not to support
their nationals in violations of the
open door.
Resolutions against discrimination
on railroads in China, with recom
mendation that Chinese roads be uni
fied under Government control.
Resolution advising China to dis
band the troops now under arriis and
controlled either by the .Government
or by provincial leaders, thus to re
duce disbursements.
3TT!wlOTBiTffaaenbHc'.T
" Agreement -that all- treaies.''ctift'
tvmM3hge
national understandings, concessions,
etc., affecting China be filed with the
Secretary-General, new ones to be
made public within 60 days after con
summation. Agreement to restore China's rights
in radio stations on her soil, with
supplementary statement disavowing
judgment as to facts in case of each
station, and insisting upon a plan of
open-door policy in this field
The customs resolution, "nder which
China will be given a 5 per cent, ef
fective customs rate, instead of the
present effective 3 1-2 per cent, rate,
and a commission will be named to
study the question of allowing further
increase, was mentioned by Secretary
Hughes, but was not submitted from
the Far Eastern committee because
the convention has not been entirely
framed. John W. Oven in Baltimore
Sun
Complete Half State Highway Sys
tern in 1922.
Ralefgh News and Observer: Six
teen hundred miles of roads completed
or under construction, with a total
cost of $24,349,780.80 and more than
200 bridges costing 7G3,889.19 is the
record of the State Highway Com
mission since it was organized May
1, 1919 under the road law enacted
by the General Assembly of 1919.
Another 1,000 miles, making an ag
gregate total of half the State system
of roads will be added this year.
Hard surfaced highways completed
o.r under construction totals 391.54
miles, at tital cost of $12,804,194.-
64. Gravel roads completed or under
construction total
1910 mi'oo at n
i'13 "Hies dl.
total COSt of $11,124,89S.13. Bridges ! undersigned executors or to their attorneys
under construction include the great ! on or before the 1st day of February, 1923, or
, .j .u pAu lthi3 notice may be plead In bar of recovery.
bridge over the Roanoke river at, A persons ,ndebted to said tate will please
Williamston to COSt upwards Of ?300,-jmoke payment to the undersigned.
00C, and the recently finished bridge, Dated this January sut, 1922.
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Twenty-five miners were killed in
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3: While Wright Rouse, seventy year
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murder of William Whitley in Greene
pniintv. was nravme in his cell at
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word flashed from the Governor's of-land to Ross u. Thompson y deed ot
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PROGRAM INDIAN TEACHERS
MEETING AT PEMBROKE FEB. 11
Correspondence of. The Robesonian.
Program of the Robeson' County
teachers assembly for February 11,
1922, at 10:30 a. m. in the Pembroke
Normal school building:
1. Devotional exercise, by Rev. P.
M. Loeklear.
2. The importance of self-control
in the teacherM.O.R. Sampson and
Mr. E. B. Sampson.
3. How can we keep the older boys
and girls in school? Miss Vester
Lowry and Mr. B. W, Lowry.
4. What are the chief functions ot
English? Mr. A. B. Riley and Mr.
J. W. Smith
5. The ultimate aim of the pubhe
school Mr. J. N. Bowen and Mr. c.
Lowry
6. ' Round table discussions.
7. Music led by Mr. A. F. Corbin.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having Qualified as executors of the last
will and te3tament of Frank Edens, deceased.
this Is to notiiy all persons naving claims
nnunt ume to the
M. STEED STACKHOUSE,
Executors of Frank Edens dee'd.
Mclntyre. Lawrence & Proctor,"
Attorneys for Executors. 2-2-6 Thurs
' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as. administrator of the
estate of Rufus Sampson, deceased, late of
the county 0f Robeson, N. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at his residence, on or before the 2nd
day of January, 1923, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This, January 2nd, 1922.
H. T. SAMPSON,
W. Lennon, Administrator.
Attorney. Mon-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND
Default having been made in the payment
of the bond secured by that deed of trust
from T. W. Thompson and wife, Rosa M.
Thompson to the undersigned Trustee for
Pate Supply Company, dated the 25th day
nt u.. 1Q91 anii recorded in Book 54. page
a part of Lots Nos. S and bounded on the
north by J. G. Hughes, east by R. R. Street ;
south by Farrell and Bunell and west by
Alley, being 20 feet wide and 140 feet long,
the entire length of the . Farrell and BunneU
lot referred to above, and being the same
property heretofore conveyed by R- B. Farrell
and T. J. Bunnell and wives, to Boss -Thompson
by deed dated the "th day of
Nov. 1919, recorded in Book Z, page 8Z6
Robeson County Registry. . .
o j it... i i.nmhr feridse Township,
bounded and described as follows : On the
south side of Roekflsh Creek, adjoining the
lands of McNatt. MeCormick and others, Be
ginning at stake, three pine pointers in tee
north edge of pond in Comfck a
Davis' line, and runs east 1.10 chains to an
iron corner by two 1
so min. east 9 20 chain, to , . .uk, n r
nn rnm ui m s - .
; J "n"; nn.: then as .aid
BOrth wwt 32,39 chain. b a stake,
Pm. pointer ; -k. Bdf then
! i in -hains to a
Uke, buck gum pointer ; then due
" jrr ;-19th day of January. ii.
' JUNIUS J. GOODWIN.
l-ZM Mm.
Trasts
BREAK CHEST
GOLDS WITH
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under and be virtu, of tK. ..I. I
j , l 'T'. war certain deed of tout from
west. wMZT7r f- 5" Tte., for
taJ4r k T tit. OWN
J?cV"rr r ueeoa of Kobeaea County,
North Carolina, default bavins- been mad. la
5 JF? ot ?T r said M
y we uratinaa Trustee will efrer
" auction for to the
highest bidder at 12 o'clock noon on February
tSrd, 1922 at the Court Bouse Door ia the
own of Lamberto n. N. C. the following
described tract of land.
One fifth of an undivided interest to the
estate of Richard Loeklear, deceased, lying
ia Burnt Swaap Township en the Eureka
Bead about two mile South of Bute, bounded
more or lass.
Dated this 21 day of January. l2t
F. K. BIGGS.
Helntyre, Lawrence ft Proctor, Trustee.
Attorneys for trustee. 1-2M Thurs.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL UTAfk
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority contained in a certain Judgment and
deeree of the Superior Court of Jlobeson
County, rendered in a cause therein pending
entitled "W W. Welwter m. W. thincan Me
Callum," the undersigned coramitsioner will,
on Thursday, the 16th day of February, 1922,
ia front of the Cdurt House Door in the Town
of Lumberton, North Carolina, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following descirbed landi, to-wit:
In Alfordaville Township, Robeson County.
Tract Number Three (J) of the land known
as the W. W. Webster farm according to sur
vey of O. M. Page, November, 1919. and con
taining ninety and eighty-five one hundredths
(90.65) acres, a map of said land being duly
recorded in the Registry of Robeson County
in Book of Haps No. 1.
Dated this the 16th dey of January. 1922.
DICKSON MeLEAN.
Commissioner.
McLean, Varser, McLean ft Stacy,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1-19-4 Thurs.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of the power contained
in a certain mortgage deed, executed on the
10. day of October 1919, by Joseph Russ and
wife, to the undersigned mortgagee, said
morteaare being registered In book 46, page
187 in the office of the register of deeds of
Robeion County, North Carolina, notice is
hereby given, that the undersigned mortgage,
will, on Saturday, the 11th day of Feb. 1922.
at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court house door
-
highest bidder for cash to satisfy the terms
of said mortgage the following lot of land
lying and being in the town of Lumberton,
ana uescnuu mm .
Beginning at a stake In the eastern line cf
Pine Street where the said line Is interacted
i"n nfti-th tine of firs street, and runs
thence along the eastern. U4e et JPins Street
og (ret teatfcje;lsssSi4e-esMer.l -B1
irection parallel wltn Wie line oi iim mi
1U8 leet to a nu " im v -
fore owned by A. R. Phillips : thence in a
southerly direction and parallel with the line
of Pine Street 108 feet to the north line of
first street; thence along the northern line
of first street 108 feet to the beginning, and
beinst a part of lot No. 72 as laid out and
designated on the last official map of the
town of Lumberton made by J. E. Pureell.
C. E., November 1, 1904.
This the 10th day of January 1922.
MRS. MARY STEPHENS.Exnc.
I- T Tlrift Ml Co.. murw.
Attorneys.
1-19-4 Thurs.
MORTGAGEE'S 8ALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority contained in a certain rtgage
deed executed by W. G. Brltt V J. w. Peele.
recorded in Book of Mortgage Deeds No. 46,
at page 238 Registry of Robeson county bear
ing date Nov. 18. 1919 (default having been
made in ! payment of the notes secured
thereby), tl'e undersigned mortgagee will l
fer for sale, on Monday the 20th. day of
February. 122, at 12 o'clock Noon, at the
courthouse door in the Town of Lumberton.
N C. at public auction, to the highest bM
deV for cash, the following described lands
and premises, to-wit: .... .. j.
In Parkton Township, adjoining the Unas
of Albert Hill, Dunkin Bullard and Others:
Beginning at a stake in the edge of the
main ditch in Cole Camp Swamp, by black
m pointers. Bedsol. and Williams' corner,
and runs south 66 east 15.60 chains to a pine,
the McArthur corner: thence south 6a east
16.40 chains to a stake in the hedgerow;
thence south 33 west 25.90 chain, to .
maple in Bear Bay: thence north 44 1-2 west
r chains to a stake by a pine ; thence north
56 west 68 chains to a stake in Fisher s
iL; thence north-32 1-2 east 2.56 chains to
a stake on a ditch bank: thence south Sa
east U.K chains to a pine stump; thence
north 80 cast 3 chains to a stake, pine point
ers : thence south 66 eat 7.28 chains to a
stake: thence south 80 east 16 chains to a
stake by a black gum pointers ; thence south
?o wt 55 links to a stake In 'the edge of
I the main ditch; thence down the .ditch 11.10
chains to the beginning. conmii"
acres, more or less. The lines given herein are
subject to 4 1-2 degrees variation.
This the 19th, day of January. 1922.
J. W. PEELE,
Johnson & Johnson. m"'
Attorneys for Mortgagee. l-!3-4 Mon.
inMIMHTRATORS NOTICE
' Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of Asberry Oxendine, deceased, late
of Robeson County. North Carolina, this Is
to notify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceases v exr.iuii men.
the undersigned at PembroKe. Norm taroun,
on or before the 2nd day of January. 1923 or
ihl. nntira v.i!l he Dleaded in bar of their
reeoverv. All persons indebted to said estate
rill please make immediate payment.
This 2nd day of January, 1922.
R. H. LIVERMORE,
Administritor of Asberry Oxendine.
1-24 Mon.
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful of the tea, put a up of
boiling water upon it, pour through a
sieve and drink a teacup full at any
time during the day or before retiring.
It la the most effective way to break
a cold and cure grip, as it opens the
pores of the skin, relieving1 congestion.
Also loosens the bowela, thus breaking
no a eold.
: Try it the next time you sniffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
STIFF AGHUI6 JOIIJTS
Sub Soreness from jointa and muadtt
. with a imajl tnal bottle or old
8t Jacobs Oil
fitvn "ilrmxi-ncr" Rheiimatism.
k It'a pain only; not one oae in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub eooth
imr. wmetratiM "St. Jacobs Oil" right
tE "tender snot." and by the time
you say Jack Robineon out comes the'
xhanmalic nain. "St. Jacob's Oil" U
. urmliHu rlwiiniatism cure which
never disappoints and doesn't burn th
akin. It takes pain, soreness awi aiui-
SMa trrm mi-hina inints. muscles and
bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache,
SMmloiA
r Limber upl 43 a S5 eent bottle of
old-time, basest -St. Jacobs Oil" from
any drug stone, ana in a moawn
mm rrmn rrosn bii sh w
asm. Don't fuffexl Bub
away.
RUB RHEUr.lAf ISf.l FROM
ANNOUNCING
A Further Seduction in Prices of
NUNNALLY'S CANDIES
The new prices are in addition to the 25 per cent redaction
made a few months ago.
NnnnaUy's Favorite Packages art priced lower than any
other Standard Candy on the market
GET IT AT
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Phone 112
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We are in position to furnish you all Analy
sis Fertilizer. 16 per cent Acid, Kainit, Pot
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Ground Limestone. We handle goods made
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PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY
And get your requirements to your farm.
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K. M. BIGGS
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Top of the market paid
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LAND
nfliAt MtifMul In irtjiln mnrtir.ijrM
deed executed by D. A. Barlowe and wife.
Alma U. Barlowe v m. t. ffisriey. amy re
irlstered In the office of the Registr of
" DnWnn Pnnntu fn Rnnk 43. at
page 101, (default having been made In the
payment of the note securea inereny.i me
undersigned mortgagee, will offer for sale,
on Tuesday the 14th day of February, 1922, at
12 o'clock Noon, at the courthouse door In
the Town of Lumberton, N. C, at public
auction, to tne nisrneax Dinner. lor can. un
following described lands and premises, to
wit : '
In Lumber Bridge Township, adjoining tne
lands of J. H. Chason, J. C. D. McNatt and
rt.t. RMinnihff at . atAke th. dividing
corner between the Chason and Barlowe lands.
runs the dividing Jine norm it man us ennm.
to a sUke In the edge of a road; thence
south 77 1-2 east 9.12 chains to a stake:
thence south 4 west 29.50 chains to a stake
in McNatt's line; thence as tnai line souin
80 west 5.12 chains to a stake; thence north
in . 14 .halnt in M. atAk. '. thMlC. nortfe
65 west 10.50 chains to the beginning, con
taining 30 4-7 acres, more or less.
This the 13th day or January, ivzz.
M. L. MARLEY.
Johnson & Johnson, Mortgagee.
Attorneys for the Mortgagee. i-io-s aiou.
VTiTirF OP RI MMON9
North Carolina, In The Superior Court.
Robeson County.
rivrf ThomDion. Plaintiff. VI Sarah Bel
lamy Thompson, Defendant.
To the defendant, Sarah Bellamy lnomp
n :
vm will -iV. nntirA that an action has
been Instituted In the Superior Court of Robe-
tr.. . ... - . .I.,,., .nt i t lo fnr- th. nurnM,
BVit wuui, mm - r
frnm th defendant.
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You will further take notice mat you are
i av-. it. a Tvrvaka iwaTnra t np uniiPT'
ligned Clerk of the Superior Court at hU
office in the town or Lumoerwrn on nw hm
uj w vi - '
i.-. ,.. if vnn fll ta ltmMi1 at said
A 17AKs-ns.r 1092 anH TOU Will IUTXTXWT
time and place and answer or demor to the
complaint lied herein, tne reiiet aemanoea
by the plaintiK will ne grmniu. in. m
l'th day of January iviz.
Clerk Superior Court.
Johnson 9t Johnson, ....
ttorney for Flalntlir. laurm
nninM Blip
n .t. ,l. .ntkn.k. Mkitalna1 In a
eertain deed or trust maae oy w. x. nemawo
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tmilU W issc w - " -
r r kM4nar Ami at Nmrtmbff
4. V- 1M V i"" am vv awscess '
8rd., 1919 and duly reeorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Kobeson toaniy
in Book No. a at page en uiu nm
i a. 1 .U mwmmi nt tW indhtil-
iktu nwuv M. Ml. j ..
ness thereby securea) we nnanwn
will on Monday the 18th.. day of February.
1922 at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court house
door rn Lumberton. N. C. offer for sale
at public auction to the nignest otaarr jot
L .1 AtlAlnav nawnhal laiula tfl-Wlt I
cato iwiiw.
In Parkton Township, near the Town of
Parkton and being tne upper part oi "i
or lot No. 8 on plat of lands formerly owned
, w r r. w.v... nt.k nlat la a on record
ia saM Regbters Office In Book of Maps
No. 2 at pages 50 ana ou i-s ana re-crii"
to same H here made, tne sara '"
.:... t ja...lhw1 f fil Inwi :
more v"tuMJ " , , .
Beginning at a stake In the Raeford and
Parkton Road, the corner of lots 2 and 1
in said McNatt suVdivifcn and runs thence
along said road N 54-45 W S05 feet to a
stake in" Barlow's line: thence aa his line
S 84-15 W 12s5 feet to a stake in Chajons
line of lot No. S in said sub-division i thence
as said line S 4S W 507 feet to a stake In
line dividing lots 4 and In said sub-divfaion.
cT n i.9 v t?7S ttet. to m. stake a
tne line u iv iu iuk vw - -
said line N 48 E 1502 feet to the beginnings
., . - j : .mi t diMH alone
containing 18.75 acres ana own
land conveyed to saw uimora -Seals.
- Dated this January 18th. 1922.
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NOTICE
North Carolina, In The Superior Court.
Robeson County.
Roy McPhail, vs. Leon Lewis MePhaO.
The defendant above named will take notie
that an sction entitled as above has beess
commenced In the Superior Court of Robeaena
County, North Carolina, for the purpose of
dissolving absolutely the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and defendant;
and the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear at tba
office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Robeson County, at 'Lumberton. North Caro
lina nn the 21at day of February. ana
answer or -demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded therein.
Dated this the 21st day of January, vrzi.
C. B. SKIPPER.
Clerk Superior Court
McLean, Varser, McLean ft Stacy,
CounJel for Flatntlll. wo- io.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
'TTJ.. a.J Ka trirltM nt th. DOWCr of Sal
contained in that certain deed of trust from
Wm. Andrew Hardin and wife to t. aw.
Biggs Trustee, for K. M. Bigg, reeoraea "
r i, I? n 22ft: Rrister'a Office of
Robeson County and dated December 4th.
1920, default having been made in the pay
ment of the note secured by said deed of
trust, I the undersigned Trustee will offer
for sale for cash at public auction to the
highest bidder at the court house door in the
Town of Lumberton, N. C. at 12 o clock noon
nn F.hruarr 23rd. 1922 the following de
scribed traet of land : ,
Adjoining the land or J. a. "
others. Beginning at an iron stake. J. M.
Powers and others comer and runs Fowere
line South 88 East 82 chains to a stake,
powers' corner, thence North 61 1-2 &st
350 chains to stoke to J. H. Power,' to.
thence North 80 West 80.82 chains to.
stake on a ditch bank ; thence to the begin
ning, containing iz acre.. ......
. V. . i .u- n nf the en tat
Ut Numoer i ' " ,, . Willi. n
of Amos Hardin, deceased "J
Andrew Hardin. See Book of Orders and De
crees Number 14 at page . " g
Superior Court of Robeson County N. C. Se
alsTBook 6 "V at page 18. Robeson County
Registry. .
Dated thU January
Mclntyre. Uwrene. ft Proctor, Tft
Attorneys lor vru-
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND
... . . ..! - ka naver atwl
under ana w, ?' J.in mtnc
authority conierreu uj - . . . . .
d'eS. dated May 18th. 1920. and duly mhl-J
ed in the oniee oi - - , M
itobeson County, North Carolina, to k -at
we 122. the underaumed subetitutej
.tof will, on TaeKtaT, th.
February 1922, at twelve o'clock nf
the court hooe door in th. town o U
Srton, North Carolina, offw for le
blT.uction. to the htehesti bidder, f or c-h.
tJh. following described lands and premises,
to wit: ' . . . th.
In the town or wmiw d. .
the lands oi u. ss- . k
X at a rtak. to D. M. HalTs l."
line dividing Saint 0"n.. .oath
walk : and runs as D. M. Hall s lifie soum
51 SO west 4.8 chains to a .tafc : th
north SS.SO. west 1-02 chain, to a stoke the
north 51.80 east 4.a enanw . - ---line
of said street and sidewalk : then a.
laid line south 88 east 1.02 chains to the
beginning, containing 1J ere.
ThU th. 21,t day of
SuUtitutedTrustee E- Covington.
Trustee tor eana ot ".ifa Thai
Johnson ft Johnson. Attya. l-z- tn
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