BUIE NEWS BATOI
A Fine Picnic Place Crops
Fairly
Good Personal.
Correspondence of The Robesonian..
' Bode, Aug. S Quite number of
the young people, from : here and
1 Rowland section met at Moore's land
ing Wednesday last and. enjoyed , a
lew nours in uie cwi
after which they had sapper down
hy the stream, All report a great
time and hope 'ere long to be able to
go again; It is a beautiful shady place
all day except for just a little while
in the noon hoar, which makes it so
. 1 a j.1 ... - ikn
niucn more pleasant inau m u
blistering Sunshine. We think ; they
are olanninz to spend another after
noon" soon in the cool : waters at
Moore's landing. ' . -.
Prof, and Mrs. Owen Odum and two
children. Christine and ? Dwigh V of
Zebulon, have been visiting relatives
c; friends here for a week. They left
for .. Coats, : Harnett county,- last
Thursday,- at which place they, will
visit friends for a f ew : days before
returning home. - -" --
Rev. M. F, Hodges, who has been
on ,a visit .to relatives; and friends
here, and m Scotland county, left last
Tuesday night for Wilmington,' War
saw and KernersviHe for a few days,
after which" he will return to : Ah6s
kie. ; ! .' - '.- t
Mr, and Mrs. Robert H. Miller of
Rowland were callers , in this section
last week. - - - - r -.
Mr; and Mrs. R. P. Prevatt spent
Wednesday night with Mr Prevatt's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Prevatt
They returned . to their - home at
Laurinburg Thursday.
: Dr. Henry J. Langston is visiting
at the home of his parents-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. I E. Tyner. - Mrs.
Langston and .' two children arje
spending the summer at her father's.
" People are roost through curing to
bacco in this lection and some & are
beginning to put it on the market
We r hope for a good price this year.
Crops in this section are. fairly good.
Cotton has grown considerably lately
and unless the weevils destroy it
there will be a very good crop made
in this section. , - - - -Best
wishes to The Robesonian and
its many readers. if -
. V'..
. OOAK GROVE LEAFLETS.'
: J (" '. ' " ' '. If-
Revival Meeting" Will Begin Second
Sunday Personal , " ' f
Correspondence of The Robesonian. .
Buies, R. 1, Aug. 8. Mr. and Mrs,
B. E. Odum and children spent Sat
urday night 'at, the home of his broi
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Odum, of St Pauls. , - :.s
Mrs; Roy5 5 Tyner "visited" up ' St.
Pauls way last wee
Mr. - Reuben Smith ' and Mr. " Jake
Davis spent last Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. .Frank. Davis' at
Fairmont ; ' , -' , ; t
The revival meeting begina the-sec
ond Sunday in August 'Everybody
cordially invited to . come. - ,
A large crowd attended the quar
terly at Clyborn Sunday." zS T r
Miss Mary Johnson . spent' Sunday
with Mfcs Sophrona Parnell.'
Miss' Teola "llartm Is ependmg a
few .days at- the home of Mr. and
Mrs Bob Prevatt of Lumberton., '
Best wishes to The Robesonian and
its many readers.;'1- , -J- ,
Inventor of , Telephone: Passes
Sydney, N.NS. Dr.' Alexander Gra.
ham Bell, inventor . of the telephone,
died at 2 o'clock a.. m.,' Aug. gnd at
Beinn Ehreagh, his estate near Bad -deck,
v'-f. v
Although the inventor had been in
failing health for several months he
iihii nui neen cnniinen Til iwn inn inn
end was unexpected. Late yesterday
afternoon however, -his condition be
came serious' and Dr. Ker, of Wash
ington, a cousin of Mrs, Belt, a house
guest, and a? Sydney" physician, at
tended him. "'T-'uff- i':ef,if -"
With Mr. Bell when he died were
Mrs. Bell, a daughter,'1 Mrs. Marian
Hubbard Fairchild,
David . G. Fairchild,
! - of-WaahinirtnTi
LlZaS
The inventor leaves another daughter,
t m.:. m n - (.. . -
Washington magazine editor."
TEUSTEE'S IAU OP.XANl).;
Under and by virtue of the nuthority. nd
power conferred ia a. eertain deed executed
by William H. Loeklear and wife, Bota Ann
Lockleer, whioh Instrument ia dated April
let, 1920 . and duly reeiatered in Book 48,
at pase 688, in the Public Kegistry of Robe
eon County, (default having been.- made in
the payment of to obligation secured- there
under) the undersigned trustee will on Mon
day, the 28th day of August.: -J.922; at 12
o'clock Noon,, at the court house door in the
Town of Lumberton, JR. , C. offer for tale
at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the - following ; described j lands , and
premises,' to-wit: $..-4sL!t'v'
In Smith' ' Township. Eobeion ' County,
North Carolina,- Adjoining the lands of Hogh
Brown and others, lying and being
on the Northwesiirkaida t " -Vi BeSr
Bwamp. Beginning at a stake in the edge of
the Lowry road, Hugfr-Brewn corner, and
runs as ha Mne s. so E. ss chains to ttak ;
thence N. 71 B. -S0 chains to a stake In He
Arthur's line: thence N. 68 W: 17 chains to
a stake. Brown's corner of a ISO acre survey ;
thence as that Un N. 10 W. 12 chains and T
Hnka to a stake; thence as his other N. 2 W.
8 chains and 10 links to a stake; thence N.
61 W. 8 chains to a stake! thence B. IJ W.
(0 ebains to a pine; thence dtrect to the be-
U..k. Tnt-Ml k.' Mk mjr '
ISM, eurreyed the lfttA oay of Jaty, 1861 o.
of
Orant .IftW.eeceCintti
ids Office of Robeson County
page 264. May SI. 1862. Being the eaate tract
of land eoaveyed by D. MeP. MeArtkar, a4.
VDf, jaaaa sa. juaiwu, w . tt mw.
teklcar, by deed - dated Marsh 29th, 1020.
mnA dnhr recorded In Book of Deeds T-A Dace
480, Registry of Robeson .County, North Caro
lina.' .. . r . - - -
, This the 28th ir. 1022T
' VIRGINIA, TRUSt COMPANT, '
JohiuM A Jnhiunn: i. i ,. Trnst.
; Attorney for; the Trastee. v J41-4,Uoo.
' V KXROTTRIX" NOtlOB - "
Having qualified as exeeotrbt of the artate
of S. MeQ. Snrlcs.. oecsased., late, at gobeson
county. North Carolina, this ia to notify ail
persona haying claims against the estate ' of
aid deceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Proetorrille, N. C. on or before
he 6th, day of Jar, 1928. or this noti
. -will be pleaded in bar of their reoofery.
'- AH persona indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. - -
11Ua Ut day of Jnhr 1922. " ;
... MART O. BVSLES, :
Ifelntyre. Lawrence A- Proctor. - Kxeeotrbt
. Attoraeyi for JZueaUt. - 1-0-0 -Mob.
ct on stc:Igii
: k:c:sestij:
annas . .'. "
'inwarssisl hj a Ttzzzzst -r
Wtlzz Crca Tcrp: J
Cut 'Nashville, Tenn. The affl
fancy of Thedford't Blaek-Draoght Che
ceanlne, herb. Urn -:. medicine, li
Touched for hy Mr. W. N. Parsons, a
grocer of this city. "It Is. without
doubt the best liver medicine, and 1
dont belleva I could get along wlthon4
it I taka it. for sour stomach, head
cat, bad Uvar, Indigestion, and an
ther troubles that are the result of
s torpid liver.-;" ''. "v.; ; y -
-'' I have known and used It for years,
and can and do highly recommend It
t every one. I wont go to bed with
oul If InaTe &ui4TttWo tf li
claims to do, l cant say enough fox
It" 'pwmM
C Many other men and women tareuf
out the country have found Black
Draught Just as Mr Parsons 'describe!
-raluable In regulating the liver tc
Its normal functions, and la cleassini
th t(rirels of ImpurlUea. ' . --v- l
; Tt-''sBladtrughtlirtrmed
tizx la ihe original lad only genmnsi
Accegt; ao: nltatlons or fcubstltutea
AlwaTA ask for TUedfordl. ' e. t
, NEGRO FARMERS'. CONGRESS
Cooperative 1 Marketing I and Other
; Vital .Subjects Wi uMei by
' Experts at Congress to be Held at
Greensboro This Week.
Greensboro, Aug. 3 Negro farm
ers will gather in large numbers at
A. & T, college, Greensboro, to hear
experts on- co-operative - marketing
and other farm subjects, at the negro
farmers' congress August; 8th and
9th. Co-operative marketing, fall and
winter legumes, the family cow, pro
ductivity; or the sou, rural economics
and- other agricultural subjects will
be discussed by men who are authori
ties along these lines, Dr. B. W. Kil
gore, director of the North Carolina
States; Relation " Service; .who hai
toured California and -other ; 5 states,
will make the principle address on co
operative marketing. He is an authori
ty on the subject This , is the great
est movement evet started , among
farmers A f armer-who is not a mem
ber of either , of the associations must
thave not had the proper information.
cucu - xanners mould ; by v" ' njeans
attend. " the Greensboro7 V meeting. Dr.
C S. Brown will deliver an address
during the meeting. Mr, Fred R.
xodor of .the A. JE. college will
speak on rural Improvement Mr. A.
G Jmery i Ol the Ute Department
will speak on the value of the dairy
cow. Prof. C R, Hudson on how to
make the soil more, productive. There
will be a budding demonstration at
the- Van-Lmdley nursery; big' barbe
cue dinner the second day. Dont miss
President Inborden's annual address
Tuesday morning,; August 8th. Two
great days Come and - bring v; your
friends. , There- will be no- expense
when you reach A; & Tv college, board
and lodging are free. -. ; ,
- . - . jno.: d. wRAr,
Sect of he -Congress.
. Letter from "Rev. v A; L." Davis ;
My dear Mr. Sharper
l am enjoying vacation' on Trinity
mountains.. I miss the dear Old Robe,
sonian. It -is,. I presume,; still going
to. my home in Birmingham. Change
my. ddress,iBnd.obligBAIf.the,,iJapex
were a 1 thine ktf life and conscious-
li." .ts to .Trinity, whither it came
'or a fourths century; t love "my
native slate, ? old RobSson, St.
Pauls, Lumberton, Fayetteville, and
the region round about -- . '
My son-in-law, Rev, W. G. Henry,
phd- is --detamedeaehhjg-Hridlec-turing
at Emory university, Atlanta,
and preaching at 11th Avenue Metho
dist on Sundays, and cannot be with
his family here ' just yet Myself,
daughter and four of her five children,
have been beautifully received by our
kindred and .friends, and are now en
joying the sweet ozone of-the moun
tain. Myself and Mrs.- Henry, " my
daughterand "her children have re
ceived social courtesies, since our ar
rival,; which were enjoyed and highly
appreciated.! ; r;.
Since writing the rabove, our mail
has been received and - with it The
Robesonian of the 17th, I shall expect
the paper reeularlv now
iQur.ctops .are fair. The boll weevil
U a oubleaomeeriemyurrpple
in Tennessee river' valley are impa
tient and disappointed because the
shoals are not leased to Henry Ford.
The- church ; prospers. The ; strike
worries but we hope for the best Suc
cess" to the Robesonian. -A - . - -
Trinity, Ala., -July 261922. i
. : v New, Kind of ' Matches 7 B
Customer to clerkr "I want some
coal lft iner matches." vUtier
; Clerk -"Beg. pardon, madam, bpi
wejhave only safety matches,' j, ?
CustomerNonerf those. I want
some that" will strike ' anywhere.""-
H. Y. Brown, Fairmont; N C " '
. C -o
""Don't you find it : rather lonely
here," asked Cholly "witlmobody to
laiartoi"" ,'-:-.--isyr: -. ;.'-.r
"Yes,,K replied the girl with, a bored
look in her eyes, "and it's getting
worse every minute." . . ' -
OLD' NEWS PAPERS - FOB" SAL1
AT THE ROBESONIAN OFFICE,
NOTICC OP ADMTNISTXATION
Baetoc owlifiea ae administrator af J. W.
Coab. dsssassd. this ss to notify ail per-
ana having ektiam against aaid estate
mt amrk .lata, m marm thm, lath Ja
ef JnJy. 1928, du!y itomfsed aad verified, or
this Bottoa will be steaded hi bar of the
AO pereoaa indebted to said estate,"1 ara4er ef Deeds ef Bobesoa
will make immediate payment.
This th th day of Jury, 1922V
- ARCH MeNXTXI,
Administrator of i. W. Coaoiy.
McLean. Varsar, McLean A Stoey.
Attorney;-;. . . . 1-4-0 Tanra.
ADMmrsTSATRirs Koncg
R.vln. MfUJ u .J.hktaM. r
teto of Ale. H. Holder, deceased mto rfi;.fo!f
Robeson eooaty. North Carolina..- this
mtmU ft smH deceased tohB tbem to.
rMT Jjr,i S tt'UTl;'nl m the line f the artginal surr, and
ilTZTi Lf .ti: "Ji'VoUeruC. aa that Une norU 8 we-t 65 chain to
AH Tlr todiSL; wffl ,tak side of Hog Swamp;
nletH TtJ22 "Tlaf stake on th. wast akW of Hog Mwamp;
TbL atk tT jJil thenca sooU 80 seat n cUma to stake
-T..' sMtT B HmJim the side of Wlregrasa Xoadr thence ae the
-Admtaiilw - i TitS-r alT. 6 west. 8v7 chains to the
HoldeS ewiSld. w ATt. lniijg. ewtainiag 61 acre, more or less.
Holder, deceased. , V - . T-10-0 Mod- N b, the dWhkm of the
.r- flohB PnrHa lands, which was allotted to John
v TRUSTEED SALE OP LAND ! Henry Purvis, aa will appear by reference to
Under and by virtue of the power and an-. .Book. 0f Orders A Decrees No. 8, -atr page
thority conferred in certain deed of tract to . m, ffic of the Clerk- ef the Saperlor Conrt
K. m,- joflBMm. trustee, dated r eoraary Tius.
1922, and dnly registered fn the Office of
the Register of Deeds of Robeson County. N.
C to Book 80, at page 2S8. the andenlgned
trustee will on the 22nd day of August. 19ZZ,
at 12 o'clock Noon, at the court bouse door In
ti Tow of Lombertoa. N. C. offer for sale
at pttblia action, to the - highest bidder for
cash, th following described lands and
premises, to-wRt ' ,-
f Saw Beckr flwamn Townatiis. adlotninc tb
other lands of J. G. Prcvatte, W. N. Town -
send, a tract this day sold to W. P. Brit
and others: th same containing 181-70 acres,
and being farm No. 4 (No. 4 sHacted la
the County ) of Robeson on plot of property
formerly owned by E. Ia Odom and known aa
his Leach, or Back Bwamp Place, as surveyed
and plotted by L. S. Bigam. C. E., which said
plot or map fa recorded in Book of Mapa No.
2, page 84, public Registry of Robeson Count.
to which map reference is bad for a more
accurate description of the ahera described
tract. Being the same lands conveyed by E.
L. (Mam and wife, to J. O. Prcvatte and wife,
on October 2Srd, 1918, and dnry recorded in
Book S V, at page 688, fat the Of flea of the
Regarter' of Deeds of Robeson County. N. C4
being th same lands conveyed this day ny
J. G. Prevatt aad if to i. A. Inman and
wife Banna Inman as will appear or rcaorm
The above description la a copy of the de
scription In. tii deed of trust to E. M. John
iim tnutee: dated Febraanr 27th. 1922. .
This thr 20th day or jury, vm; zl'Zl.
H '"s -' ? ' f'-'v -E. M,' JOHKSONi'f? fj!
JTohnkon 4 v Johnsoa. ;2'-
Attorneys for tit Trustee.
1 J7-4 Thurs.
TlCli OP COMMltMsIONRR'a 8ALK
Under and by virtue of th authority con
tained to a certain foreclosure imiswi
rendered to the cause entitled Red Springs
Trading- Company and John J.Thrower .
Annl Duncan Cop. t aL, th undersigned
eommissicmers will, en Monday, th 28th day
of August 1922, at 12 o'clock, noon, at th
court house door, Lumberton, offer for aato,
and sell to the highest bidder, for eah, the
following described lands, to-wnj . f 3
t -da Cn.tn.. TnwruihiB Robeson Connt7
beginning at a stak in northern edg of
street known as rourcn Avenue ana
North 69 west, 75 feet to a corner to .tt
edge of said Fourth Avenues thene nortt
21 east. 125 feet to a corners thene. south
89 cast, 10 feet to corner J thene norUt
21 east 45 feet to a corner : thence south
69-east 05 feet to corners these south
21 we0' ' begtanine corner to
northern edg of Fourth Avenue to th Town
w wi o-.i. Th!. twrfnff the lot known
ss the Phillips lot, bem a part of th tot
eenveyed by 8. A. Phillips U 1 John Orider
Cop and situate on th north -sid of th
street -known as Fourth Avenue, ndfeto
the jama tot which Thos, E Cop now" gek
atomvsMkd -earn lot deeded, to. AjBfia. punest
Cope by John Crider Cope and wifane
Cop y deed dated October 18th,-1915, and
recorded to Book 0-K Pag 42. Bter ot
fjee of Robeson county. - - ; -Dated
this 21st day of July, 1922.
- I DICKSON -MeLEAN,
' '..-: - T A IfflNKTLLr '- !.-
7-24-4 Mon. ;? i t Oommlssionerfc
unown i rwra Sif B! ttW f.Atm
Under and by virtu 'of th power and
authority conferred to. eerteto mortgage
deed from A. A. Wright and wife to A. H,
Perry which Instrument i registered in
Book 4w 88. at pag 111, Ofc of th
t, t-A rwJ. n nAhtmm Coimtar. tde
fault having been made in the payment of tn
obitgatlonavpecurea uterwnucri . w,whw...
ed mortgage will offer for aal. on Saturday,
....nui, j.. lnwi. al.lt o'clock
UW 'HVU .V. v -" ' -
T ' tL, Anttr in. the Town
nwp( i vim, ww.. " . ... I
of Lumberton, . av-puoiio w "i
kicKa i t!HHMx for cash, the . following de
scribed lands and premises, to-wit J -
In Parkton Township, adjoining fa lands
of i. K. Currie, M. J. Johnson estate and
others. Beginning at stake by gum pointers
in the run of Dunn's Marsh and runs South
75 West 9:S7 ehins-trr-a-take-t th, bead
of a email ditch In th. field; thene South
9 East 10 :87 chains to a stak to tt outside
line of Currie's: tract; thene A that line
North 70 East 0:88 chaina to a stake near
Dunn's Marsh ; thene North 8 chaina West
4 chains to a stake with hickory, oak and
dogwood pointers; thene East 2.8 chains to
a stak and gum pointers to the run of ssid
Marsh I thence up the various courses of the
run of said Marsh to th beginning ontain
. ' B . .-J ht. k. Mni eonveved
to A,"' A. Wrteht by J. K. Curri and othemJ
by deed regbtered-fe JSook 8-W, ft page . w,
uilic oi toe suiu? w
County. - - ;-- ' ;
Thia th 18th day of duly,
:: : - A. H. PERRY.
Johnson A . Johnson, J A Mortgagee.
ttorjieys forth mortgagee, i-zu-e
HER AILDEdTS
if AtlGONE HOW
Win, Shengan Helped -4y
' ; la&lulchifi-AboutoM
I awgeredwithirregrdarities ana a weak
nessanaatomeswaa
obliged to stay off my
feeLldactoredwith
fwrr -f arniiw nhvafeiajl
'and he jlnanysaidhe
' esuld cotnnderstand
tj ease, so I decided
JtryLydiaE. Pink---2iT8
Vegetable
Ckmnwond. After I
-i t2VtJrst
tUe I could aeo
atlwas getting
.better. ItooAsereral
bottles of the Vegetable Compound sad
osed Lycfia . Pinkham's Sanative Wash
and I am entirely err d of my ailrnenta.
You may pot oh tiia letter if yoa
yrloi'lrra. Uakt SbxuoS, Boats 2,
Mcot'licb. -viv -. fS :5n i
- TLere is one fact women sbonld eon
siderand that is this. Women suffer from
irregularities and various forms of weak
ness. They try thia and that doctor, as
well as different medicines. Finally they
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Componnd,
and Mrs. Sherman's experience is simply
another case showing the merit of this
well-known medicine. . :
If yoorfamfly physician fails to help
yoa and the same old troubles persist,
why isn 't it reasonable to try Lydia .
Pinkham's Vegetable Qnspvand t
: ' NOTICE OP SAIE
Defeat kavm aeeat mede to payment ef
todrbtedaeas seesreel by that aertohs deed
H,T me a Trnstea for Jefferaoa
Standard Life Iaeaniaea Cosnsn b H F.
i f"" d wife. Bauto Forvw, cm Ue Mta
"-r or novemaer, ivi, aa reeoroe
wnr, n book s, oa rage 1 eisw wui
ader and by virtae e tb power ef sale vest,
ad ia mo by said deed af treat, and at toe
rsaesst ef the cestui iao trast, and for the
porpoec of disenargiag the aVbt aeeorew by
aaid deed of treat, pweed to sell to the high,
est bidder, for cash, at the eoart bewso doer
" "T?..VI?,; " "ISS1
oataroay. w ay i Aawea. uu,
; county and Btate of North Carolina, adjotn-
Beinnffll . Wires'
ad others.
Wiregraso Road
0f Robeson Coosty,
2nd Tract. Lying en tha cast side- of the
Wiregraw Koed. tteguintng a a nsie oa
said road in the line of the original surrey,
and rone ae that said Una seath - 80 .east
20.10 chaiac to a stake: thence north OS cast
9a diH to a stake fat the edca of a bay
thence north 28 west 27-2 chaina to a staKS
la the Wiregraaa Road; thence as the said
Road to the beginning, containing 12 1-2
1 jr1 xraett Adjaming the lands of J. C,
Atkinson. Hcdgepeth, Purvis . and others,
; bouoded and deacrflwd aa follows: Beginning
at (WMt to Clark's Branch, and nna
south 17 cast a chains, west of Atineoi
Une, to a stake In th Kanady Field ; the
cut to a short leaf pin on th Island be
tween bay and branch: thane east s
short leaf pin to th line of Lot No. 8 i
thence northwest with tb Hn of Le No. 8,
to Purvis lins ; thence with Purvis, Hae to
the beainnins;. containing 42' acres, it being
a part f Lot No. I and t, Mown aw the
Stephen Hcdgepeth laad. ? - . -.
4th Tract: Beginning at a stake, th begtn
alng corner of Lot No. U aoove, and ran
south S east 9 8-4 chaina to a stake tn th
ditch, corner ef W. B. Hedgpcth estate lands)
thence south 88 cast .o enaina wr m .
... a a -A SP VykMmm a
corner el tn catai mnos m m. 7
thence north 88 west, running down w eanw
line of th 84 acre tract, allotted is H, P.
Vt.rim. A liM.n. Purvis BJ ,th. dlVMiOA
of the' estate of Joha Purvfa, -about 2080 -feat
to a ttak In th run ox - ciara wr fuc ,
v..',In- mr af the aaM- BtoMtv atoag
th tost Ha of Lot No. 1, to th beginaing
corner, eonUining 84 acres, more er lee, be
. ht r marcel of land hereto
fore allotted to H. F. Purvia and hfcj ftat
wife, A. O. Purvia. to th .wMrioa the
lands of John Purvis. deceied. snd being the
first tract In Lot No. S, allotted to said H.
P. Purvia to th division i tn "I
jr. rurvia v. vw - - , : .
BUi Tracts Lot No. 4, to th HjJ
thcTetoto of John Purvis, and allotted to
Hattlc Purvis, deaerlbedja follows Begin
ning at a stake on the wJjJJ?. "J
runs aa the line of Lot No. 8, north 80 d
grees west 71 chains to a stake on th. west
side of Hog Swamp, and to th lin of th
original survey! thene a that HM north S
east 0 1-2 chafe to a "atak by a post oak.
the corner of th oW survey : thence nortn
. a i. .k.lna.. to a stak by a Pin;
thene, north SO cast 78 1-8 chains to a itekii
in the old line ; tncnea as -
mt . k n a atmka: thene south 28
east 4 8-4 chaina to a tak in th aaid Wire
grass Roads thene aa the said wad south
54 west 1.00 Chains to 10c oa """"
mining et . .. .... ...
Thb 18th day of Jury, 1JJ2- -MTTtJAN
PRICE.
. . arw
Brooks, Hines AT BmrUT. " ' Trort.
AeXonteye, Ciwensboro,' N, 1-20-4,Thurs-
The ' saxophdne lilayef has"" An .01-"
wind that ..Wows-nobody gooa. w
change. - " t
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AGUICULTlinE AND ENGINEEninG
STATS CCIXECZ STATIST
"Tidalal Sducatlew at State College
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POUR YCASj COURSES IN . .
arieatlari tiirfndlm Oraeral AfrtroHure and SaeeunpaS Coarse to rtm CroM
Agrtoaltoral Rncmeartng, Anlal HusbaBdry aaf DrfTtng. Rtotogy. RorUcnHan. Powltr
BVtonea, Holla. Veterlaary Medicine, VocaUonal Kdumtioa T? ' 7rr
Cbeattetry. Agrtcaltaral Chemistry. Teitlte Chraistry sad Pyelng. '
v ChrM Cacteeeriea, ArchUecture aad Highway XBgloeertng. .
- Clectrieal Cstieeerlng. -
- - Stinfisaisal taiacsfiag" : :
'" Textile Testite Cngiaeerlng. Textile MnitnfiHiniag. Textile Chemistry and Dyclag.
Aaricattaral teeaeailes, Bashtess Adaiaartrattea, Serai Ufa. .
TWO TtAS COURSES IS J
AfricaHnre, MeehanMr Aria, Tcnlle Msnufactorlng. ' , ' ;
Oaa Year CoarM to Aato Heebcatec. -Winter
CcorM le Aartoartara tor Parmera.
. Stnmer Session fee Teachers, for College Entrance aad M College CndH.
r.: Xsrelleat equipmeat to all deeeitBKSta.
, Seasloa 121-23 beglna September S, '
'' Xntranea reqvlrementa for rreehmaa Clam, IS wnlta KBfllah, I f RIatory, f ;
Mathematics, 8H IMence. 1 Xiertlvc, t. ' ,
Por eatelog, illustrated circulars, scdeMrmace bUoks, wrttc f. B. OWEN. RetMrar.
.. : DUE'S CREEK ACAD2.IY
AN ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL, Mqulring fifteen tmit fop gratia,
ation. Colleges and anlTersUfes aeept stadents open certificate.
, Eighteen inea and women la Faculty. 863 stadents last year, rtpre
seatlag 8 counUes and 1 States. Business (bourses, IIorm Economlca,
Art, Expression, PUno, Vtolia, Band, Vocal Mosie, with special traia.
lag for Gospel Singers and leaders of Church Moale. Fireproof libra
ry building to bo built dsriag the year. Expenses Moderate. No
finer Christian atmosphere to bo found.
' For eatalogue, apply to
J. A. CMBELL, PMICIPAL,
" Buie't Creek. N.C
FftllXDED 1838 .
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TRINITY
DURHAM,
A CoW. UUra, rtewhia. bik-h
lroU7. tor"f'o7 w.
Student fee low. comionaot, mezpemur w j ' " ":
Classical and acWntifi oursc leading W bacbeiorj
imrtmento. Schools of Engtoeertog, Edueatio a, and Uw. Ww rtu4nta tdmrtted Scptean
ber 18. 19. Kail term begins September 20. .
For catalogue and illustrated booklet, eddr as, ; FLOWERS,
Secretory t th Corporation. j
NOTICE OP SALE OP RIAL ESTATE
Under and by virtu of th power of sal
contained to certain mortgage dead from
u a . n. ..J mrifm tn A. H. PerrV. said
mortgag deed being recorded to Book No.
40, at pag 888, Kobeson county jwjuht, v
fault havinT been mad to th payment of
th indebtednea thereby secured, the said
mortgagee wt,.o Monday, th 28th day of
Aw, 1822. at 12 a elock M.. Jrtth-eoart
nous door to fn towa erXumbertM, M
m . v.i---..w. kUai kUiW. 'far esnvcL
th following' described real 'asteto 1 Turk-
first Tract i Lying and being on north sid
' Lumberton, N.G.
When seeking a safe place to deposit your funds,
you would do well to recall the fact that this ban!,
is designated depository f or
THETREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE FUNDS. -U.S.1ERAL
COURT FUNDS.
; TOWN OF LUMBERTON FUNDS.
Don't jrou feel that your money would be in good
company, with Governm
National Banli?
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He lVt :SMcALUStER,R
CI. T. PATAiyi4Preid
- T. L JOHNSON, Vice President.
R McA. NIXON, Cashier.
? C. A. McARTHUR, Asst
prepares ha trsdaate for "monaf
CHARTEBED IN 1S59
COLLfaAiri;
N. C .
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U tratoml JT-
ki.i u.k .ki 1 mile below tsw
road leading from Payettevill to LwaAerteo.
containing ,8 l-S acres, mor os- . -fully
described to th abav mentioned
mortgage deed, reference betas fcrby mad
to saw instrumeni ior inr -""-.
imJ Tneti Adloteing tb abev de-
il-j - -MitAi,i(it i l& acres.
snore er less, and fully described to th above
mentioned- mortgage aeeo. T""". "T"
hereby mad to said loetruroent for further
1 nali id I mam - .,Sf-.mv' at:!.---,rf &"'la& : '
, Thl the 25th day f July, 18H.
- , ' r" Ar PERKY,
onn .a. onw, mvm,
Attorney for mortgagee, f ; 7-27-0 Thars.
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