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Sale oIYMle Citr Property. . :
Pnnnint t.n t.ha tflrml of a GArt&in
Mortgage Trust Deed executed by J.
T? Mi.a anil nrifa Alina Vt ir.a on Kpn-
tember ,23rd, 1912, which is duly re
corded vi tne omce oi tne register ox
Deeds for Rowan County, in book of
mortgages No. 44, page 142, default
having been- -made in the provisions
contained in said mortgage deed, and
. . . m . i 1 A 1 m a.1
at tne request oi tne noiaer oi tno
note therein secured, the undersigned,
trustee and mortgagee, will expose for
sale at publii auction for cash at the
court house door in the city of Salis
bury , N. 0 on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23RD,
1918, at the hour of 12 M., the follow
ing described real estate:
Lying in the great east ward of
Salisbury. N. C, on the nrth-west
side of Lee street between Cemetery
and Franklin streets and between the
old Presbyterian Chapel lot and that
of H. C. Trott and beeinnine at a
-stake in the edge of Lee street,' H. C.
Trott g corner, and runs thence nortn
42 degrees west 200 feet to a stake ;
thence south 47 degrees west l?6j
feet to a stake ; thence south 42 de
grees west 200 feet to a stake in edge
of Lee stree ; thence north 47 degrees
ea?t with Lee street 128 feet to the
beginning, upon which is located two
dwelling houses.
This July 22nd . 1918.
John A. Abbt, trustee and mortgagee.
FACTORY, 212 E. FISHER STREET,
'Phone 143. Salisbury, N. C.
State of North Carolina, ) Tn the Supe-
Rowan County. S nor Court,
Sept. term, 1913
Fred W. Downes,
Eureka Consolidated NOTICE.
Copper Company. J
The defendant in the above entitled
action will take notice that on the
28th Day of July, 1918,
a summon 8 in the said action was is
sued against the Eureka consolidated
copper co. by J. Frank McCubbins, clerk
of the superior court of Rowan county
plaintiff claiming the Bum of $2000 due
him for Services as manager of said
company from Janury 1st. 1909 to Sep
tember 14th, 1912, which summons is
returnable to the next term of Rowan
superior court, held in Salisbury, N.
o , beginning September 8th. 1913. The
defendant will aUo take notice that a
warrant of attachment was issued by
saik clerk of the'Superior court on the
28th day of July, 1913, against the
property of said defendant company
which warrant is returnable to the
next term of the superior court for
Rowan county, at the time and place
named for the return of the summons,
when and where the dsfendant is re
quired to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint or the relief demand
ed will be granted.
This July 29th, 1913.
J. Frank MoCcbbins,
clerk superior court.
John L. Rendleman, Atty.
North Carolina, ) In the Superior
Rowan county. J Court.
J. D. Dorsett, ) Notice of sale under
vs. execution "n at-
Robert Holmes. ) tachment proceed
ings.
Pursuant to an execution directed
to the undersigned, from the Superior
court of Kowan county in the above
entitled action, I will, on
Monday, September; 1st,
1913, at twelve o'clock at the court
house door of said county, sell to the
hihest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution, all the right, title and in
terest which the 9aid Robert Holmes,
the defendant, has in the following de
scribed real estate, being one third
undivided interest therein, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake corner of lot
No. 1, on line No. 1,- thence north 55
degrees east 22.10 chains to a stake;
thence north 28 degrees east 3.62
chains to a stone ; thence south 55 de
grees west 22.10 chains to a stake cor
neroflotNo. 3; thence south 28 de
grees east 3 62 chains to the beginning,
and containing 8 acres- For back titl
Hee book of deeds No. 121 pages 414 to
4is inclusive as recorded in the omce
of the Register of Deeds for Rowan
county, N. U.
This the 29th day of Julj, 1913.
J. H. McKsnzic,
Sheriff of Rowan county
North Carolina-"! t .u e r .
Rowan County rjIn the Superior Court.
J. D. Dorsett, 1 Notice of sale under ex-
vs. V ecu lion in attachment
George Foster. J proceedings.
Pursuant to an execution directed to the
undersigned from the Superior Court of
Rowan County in the above entitled action.
i will, on
Monday, September 1st, 1918,
at twelve o'clock at the court house door of
said county sell to (lie highest didder, for
cash to satisfy said execution, all the right,
title and interest which -the said George
Foster, the defendant, has In the following
described real estate, to-wit: .Beginning at
a stone, William R. Culp's corner on the
south side of and near the edge of the pub
lie road leading from Long street in the
town of Salisbury' and runs nearly parallel
.1.1 1 1. . -wr
wun ine ranroaa towarus tne xakin river
and runs south 50 degs east one hundred
and eighty-seven and one-half feet to a
stone in Edwin Shaver's line; thence with
his line south 42 degs. west thirty four and
one-half feet to a stone in Frances McKin-
gie s line: thence north 54 dee. west one
hundred and five feet to a cedar tree, said
McKengie's corner; ihence with his line
south 27 dees, west three and one-half
feet to a stone in said McKengie's line;
thence north 50 degs. west one hundred and
two feet to a stone in the edge of the afore
said road leading from Long street, etc ;
thence north 62 degs east with the edge
of said road fifty feet to the beginning.
Said lot of land is about a mile and a quar
ter from the city of Salisbury and is near
the Southern railroad and is a part of what
is known as the Crab-tree Hill place, and
described in book of deeds No 101 at page
162 in tie office of the Register of Deeds
for Rowan County, North Carolina.
Thir the 29th day or July, 113.
J. H. McKsnzie,
Sheriff of Rowan County.
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Does General Banking Business
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RURAL NEWS
Written by:
OUR CORRESPONDENTS,
CRESCENT.
Aag. 8 Miss Carrie Lyerly
has g tne to Asheville where ahe
has accepted a position at waitress
in a hotel. Her many friends
wish her much success
Miss Katie Holshonser spent
Saturday night with Mias Elean
or Brown.
Miss Annie La Pless has re
turned home from Concord where
she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Crawford Peeler is on the
sick list at this writing we are
sorry to report.
Rev. J: C. Koons preached a
most interesting sermon Sunday,
August 8rd.
Rev. A. 8. Peeler, of Lenoir, is
spending a few days here visiting
home folks.
Mrs. Eli Safrit and daughter.
Elsie, and Miss Ivey Weaver, of
China Grove, are spending a few
days visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Florence Fisher is visiting
at Tobias Hoishouser's.
Baxter MoCombs and family.
of Plum Branoh, S. C, spent
Monday night at D. M. MoCombs
Quack.
SALEM CHURCH.
Aug. 8th The wheat is all
threshed in this community and
all made a plenty.
Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Ritchie
went to the nicnio near Mill
Bridge last Friday.
Rev. R. A. Goodman and Prof.
G. F. McAllister, of Mt. Pleasant,
paid a short visit to Rev. G. O.
Ritchie the other day.
Mrs. E. M. Sifford came near
being run over by an automobile
the other day while in Salisbury.
She was somewhat hurt and was
under the oare of a doctor.
A Miss Bostian, of near China
Grove, aud Mies Cauble, of near
Barber, will teach the Salem
school this year.
Bob Webb is having his straw
baled ready for shipment.
The siok in the neighborhood
are all better at th's time.
We have been having some good
rains aud peopl are beginning to
plow for wheat.
Walter and Sam Kluttz lost a
fine horse last Sunday morning
by lightuiog. The lightning
struok the north end of the barn
ran down the gable end of the
barn into the stable where the
horse was eating and broke his
neck. After sun rise they found
him dead in his stall. The horse
was worth about $200.
Mies Mary, Master Lather and
Clip Sifford, of Salisbury, were
out visiting their grandpa, Ed.
Sifford, this week.
The Salem and Grace Sunday
schools are laying plans to have a
Sunday School picnic about the
last of August. I hops they will
suooeed. 8 .
FAITH. .
August 8 J 0. Lingle has re
turned from Lutheran Chapel,
where he attended the annual
Lutheran re-union.
Miss Ida Lmgle has returned
from New York, Philadelpbi, Bal
timore and other places, where she
assisted T. M Kesler in the seleo
tion of the large stock of goods for
his new store soon to be opened
in Salisbury.
There is an apple tree which
is eight feet and two and a half
inches around the body, also an
elm tree six feet and nine inches
around on J. E Shoe's farm near
Rockwell.
Lewis Brown ha a copper coin
dated in the year 1784.
We met our old friend Dr. C. B.
McNaity Thursday at Orescent
with his family in their automo
bile, frcm Lenoir, N. 0. The twins,
Roy and Ray, were along and Ve
nus took a snapshot at them with
his kodak.
D. W. Moose visited Rev ; 0. P.
Fisher last Saturday and Sunday.
Them issionary d ay - at the Lu
theran church here war great
success. The collections amount
ed to $20.20.
Luther Lyerly and wife, of Ken
tucky are visiting his father, J.R.
Lyerly .
Hampton Stirewalt, of China
Grove, is vinting his brother.
Milas Stirewalt, of Faith, this
week.
Fred Hines of Mt. Pleasant,
and Oscar Deal of Charlotte, were
visiting friends at Faith Thursday.
Miss Fannie Clapp, of Burling
ton, is spending a few days with
her sohoolmate, Miss Mary Peeler.
Rev. C. P. Fisher and family
and two nieces, of Faith, and Pro
fessor Riser, of Salisbury, took
dianer'with Dr. J. H. Paeler
Tuesday.
Mrs. Katie Roberts and Mies
Nannie Fisher, from Conoord, are
visiting this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Peeler.
They will also visit friends in
Faith before returning home.
Miss Susie Guann, of Georgia,
and Miss Bertha Krider, of Salis
bury, are spending the week with
Miss Eva Cauble.
Misses Lillian and Addie Cline
are spending the week with Rev.
and Mrs. 0. P. Fisher.
The little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs . J. R Jordan has an attack
of appendicitis and has been taken
to the Whitehead-Stokes Sanato
rium, in Salisbury, far treatment.
Mrs. B. 0. MoCombs, of Plum
Bratch, 8. C, spent Thursday
with Mrs. Lawson MoCombs in
Faith.
Robert Misemer, of Bostians'
Cross Roads, is visiting friduds in
Faith today.
A. B. McSwain and his brother,
both of Salisbury, are spending
today in Faith.
The Shiloh Reformed church
table turned in $81 10 from the
the prooeeds of the sale at their
table at Crsoent Thursday, for the
benefit of the Nazareth Orphans'
Home.
Rockwell, Crsceut and St.
Luke's Reformed churches com
bined and their tables turned over
net oash to the amount of $114X0
Thursday for the benefit of the
Nazareth Orphans' Home. The
sales pifyed a success and every
one seeuiBd to enjoy the ocoasion.
Mrs. W. L. Ludgick has gone to
Mooresville to visit her sitter,
Mrs. Ellen Shoe, for a week.
August 11th Venus Bpent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Lum C. Sewers near the Daniel
Boone cave in Davidson County
While there he visited the Boone
oabin, cave and monument. The
flag pole that was erected three
or four years ago when the big
Boone oelebratiou was held is still
standing. Mr, Sowers and Pies
Thompson have reoently opened
a new ferry. It is located jast
below the Daniel Boone oabin and
is a great oonvenieoe to the people
of both counties. Mr. Sowers hat
lots of watermelons and canta
loupes. He lives in a large two-
story briok residence, has lots of
cattle and horses and is one of the
large farmers of Davidson couuty.
L. M. Peeler, of Faith, went
over to the residence of H. C.
Grubb Saturday in his automo
bile, accompanied by E. A.
Brown and T. R. Lingle, of Faith,
J. 0. Lyerly and 8. R. Palmer.
Miss Adileta Hall, of Salisbury,
is visitiug he' grandfather, Pink
ney Ludwick, and W. L. Lud
wick, of Faith, this week.
Ben Sowers and some other
young men of the Daniel Boone
settlement . in Davidson county
have gone to Marshville, N. 0.,
to visit their old school mates.
Dr. J. E. Cathell and family of
Davidson County and Miss Ever
ett, Gray and James Sowers and
little Miss Ncrine M. Sowers,
went to the mountains on a
pleasure trip to spend a week or
ten days.
The streets of Faith are beiag
repaired.
Lots of saw logs are coming to
Pe6ler Bros., saw mill.
S. P. Fraley has gone to Stanly
County for his health.
John Waller went to Norfolk
on the excursion. Vvnus.
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Woodmin's Picnic Heir Mill Bridge.
The Mill Bridge Camp Wood
men of the World will hold their
annual pionio in Morgan's grove
Thursday, August 14th. A num
ber of good sneakers witl be pres
ent aud there will be-a game of
ball and other amusements. Ev
erybody ir invited to coma and
bring well filled baaketa. .
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REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT, transacts a general
real estate business.
LOAN DEPARTMENT, loans funds for clients so as
to net the investor six percent, remits interest
semi-annually and guarantees interest, principal,
and the title to the property upon which the fund
is loaned.
O INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, represents old line
companies m lite, nre, casualty insurance, and
contract bonds.
RENTAL DEPARTMENT, collects rents on proper
ties, makes returns, and looks after the general
upkeep of properties for absentee landlords, or
those who do not care to take personal charge.
McCubbins & Harrison Co.,
T. E. Witherspoon, E. H. Harrison, W. H. Hobson,
Treasu rer, President, Secretary.
DR. M.J. RAG LAND
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