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- M TheNew York Christian Ad-1 osafcf February 22, 1917, tik3-,Protestantism to task for utldiialJmportaDce of the Iu- r on wuicu we nave bu IpOth anniversary of flailing of tne "rneses Kliaculgences', on tne door Yea-ifciSpday is quite sensitive ' 1S - ;T ' cawparxy tuts mow wuitu gu tter &tf&f our hundred years where -.malignant attack s by Eome aro 'made upon the fearless Caxd'tf monk and dishonest de- MsWUieoi f or the abominable oOndftlgences. It seems laW iree churches have teeh,. up the challenge, ana are meeting Rome upon its own on";. The "Advocate" has this to say respecting the activity of neople who have left the apos- tate 'church and now enjoy a free V 1 have thus iar eucitea SMullthe Italian (Protes- tant). Ministerial Association. They did not deny the right of Romanists to deliver, or of Pro testants to attend, such lectures, but they very properly pointed out that this liberty' which Catholi.cs use and enjoy here, they, deny to Protestants both in this country and in Catholic countries, when Protestants preach to Catholics what they believe to be tho truth and en deavor to make converts amo them. They express strong doubt of the success of the 'mis sion, in the number of its con verts, because for a Protestant to revert to Romanism is evolu tion backwards, contrary to the coarse of progress that, has pro duced three hundred Italian Protestant churches in Ameri ca, made up of 25,000 converts from Romanism. They profess connaence tnat tne .common sense of the American people will. be - proof against incense, uiuoib auu jja ica uij ciuucubO) and not allow any number of thefn exchange tbe liberty of. a child of X?od for a condition of slavery to the priesthood,' or 'to pickup a religion which people of Qatholic lands are themselves disearcd(ng.' "It Is a pity that American Protestants should, have to re ceive this warning from Italian lips, though no people have a better right to speak from ex perience of the spiritual star va. tion tvo'which the papal blockade can reduce the human soul, in terposing its barrier of priest and 'sacrament between - the Christian and his Master. At this anherversary which recalls Reformation no Protestant min ister need "hesitate to declare witJjC; boldness the principles which, divided Christendom, and which are still vital elements in any personal religion worthy of Sjrtiis fed Strains Relieved. Sloan's Liniment quickly takes the pain out of strains, sprains, bruises and all muscle soreness. A' cleahi clear liquid easily appli ed, it quickly penetrates without rubbing. Sloan's-Liniment does not stain, the skin or clog the; pores like mussy plasters or oint ments. ; l?of chronic rheumatic aches and pains, neuralgia, gout and 'lumbago have this well knownTemedy handy. For the pamsyoT'feTippe and following stremtbs work, it gives quick re lief. At all druggists, 25c. i w Rheumatism, Neu- I. Headaches. Gramm. C.nUi fibratni. Bruises. Cute. Burns. OM )resTetter. Rinfi-WormRc- cenWcte. Antiseptio Anodyne, used internally or externally.. 25c Thai bra oreriotW orer,. mM for MALARIA or CH IL l! jl cpJro' five or six doses will break any case; fend II taken then mi a tenlW thte F JLHrtllS-, return,. It; acts o'n the lrver betier 4h J 1 Written by: fltffl CORRFSPOHOEKJ ST. PAUL'S. The farmers are very busy planting: corn and cotton- Wheat and oats are looking- fine B T Propst came from the ex press office where he got his fine registered bull calf that he bought from a New Jersey cattle raiser it is or tne nnest type to be had. r. and V 'rs. C I Webb spent Saturday night withtheir father and mother. Rev. C P Fisher will preach at St. Paul s the 5th Sunday. Miss Laura Tucker of Albe marie spent last week at her uncle's. T E .Webb. Arch Correll was caught stand ing on his head. Its another girl. W iss Cora Saf rit and Arch Yost were married Sunday, April 15th. Dr. H O Honbarger has been . VjUllo 111 ouiuw ituiv nitu 1 i: Ul 1 a npe strawberries. Venus if can beat that trot out your you ber ries. Bill Koon has a nannie goat that was the mother of four goats April Sth. She has raised twelve kids since Feburary, 1916! Venus if you can beat that trot out your goat. Seme Geod AdYice. Don't think too much of your own methods. Watch other peo ple's ways and learn from them. " This is good advice especially when bilhous or constipated. You, will find many people who use Chamberlain's Tablets for these ailments with the best, and will do well to follow their example. Test Local Ettie&es Farm Demonstratof Stabler. We, Yost Local, No. 280, of the F. C. and E. U. of A., wish to ex tend our most bearty thanks and congratulations to tne commiSr- 8ioners ot icowan uounty 5ior making: the appropriation of funds necessary to enable Bro. Sidney j S. Stabler, our present county 'demonstator, to continue his services in this county. We as farmers are in position to know the importance and ne cessity of this work, we are also in position to know that Bro. Sta bier is the man Rowan County needs to carry on this work. Bro. Stabler is one of the mos$ energetic and enthusiastic work ers Rowan county farmers know. His knowledge we feel sure is far superior to the requirements of the position he now holds,- his services are being appreciated in ail parts qf the county, and with Bro. Stabler as a leader and iustructor Rowan cqnnty farmers will soon be in a high state of cultivation. We therefore think Rowan county fortunate to secure Bro Stabler s ' services at any reasona bie figure. R A. Page, Sec'y. Vt&syer Vr,u Need a Geoera! T- Take Grove's Te Old Standard Grove's T?S , r.3 Twi? is - equally valuable fc -md Ionic because it contains J fc wu tooie propertiesof QTJlNtW 0 IakUN. It acts on the Liver, ' jfcutiatfa. Enriches the Blood "' COUNTY STATEMENT Bills Audited and Ordered Pad by Board of Commis sioneis of Rowan Oiinty during iMonth of March. 1917. E B. Neavjs, County8 Auditor. Gonoral Fund. A- I . V. $ 6 00 I Jn KibUb, out- n-u i 4 j - 9MJ ?n.d?r 0UtVe P9r 600 3 00 300 760 yffiri'KM. nr If F MoTubbinp, FeU salary 388 33 J ODeaton Feb salnrv 29166 J H Krider, Feb oalarv 20S 33 JCKesler, Feb salarf . 150 00 C M O Banta. Feb salary J 87 50 E B Neate, Jr , auditor 100 00 ACark Lentz balance salary 1'b I'U E B Lemz. salary . 45 00 j LShnping, "upr. Work lone. sal -ry ouuo H Barber SnpfCo Ho liie, sal ary 41 67 W F Are'v. kyf,jail ' f0 J $4 Hwil, Feb salary 41 67 O M ti-ShufJIiiff work hou4?, Hlry 40 0l J D Keierly. juror per im 2 10 M ike wisher, oniaide poor 5(H) Chri?ttana Moe, oisile poor x 3 00 Marv Mi'Daniel. ouissioe poor 6 DO Hettie Iiopti n, oiUsioe poor 3 00 rMariBb Hoflnrr. iv'l"e poor 2 00 iVic Rodge, oW side poor 3 00 E E Gray, ouf-ide poor 5 CO 'Florence Nehl. ou'ide poor o 00 Mrs M K I!'' if, oniKiiU? inr 5 00 Mn. A. I iiylor, outsule ioor 3 GO Rebeccii rrnep, outside "pooi a 00 ;KP Raiber, assiatara at ooonty noma 30 00 33 9 20 or 15 77 51 2o 72 00 W M Brown, pay rojl, Bunalo bridge - Scott Slioaf, pay ro'H JoUnsonV bridjje John i - hoe, hay, Buffalo bridge fon-e I'erry "forrenee, bridge pay roll Perry Torrence aal uy bridge lore- man 8 S Stab er. r eb salary Tarm dera- j 60(0 8 00 3 CO 104 30 100 00 4 25 14 00 600 16 13 80 1 06 .2 95 4 40 1 50 58 32 63 00 17 20 4 00 - onsirator 3 8 Stabler clerical PRststarce Mrs. A V lay lor outsiiie poor J F McCubbins feea returned to cotintv treasurer R Lee vv right. Feb. salary J H Krider. fees L Swicezood. feea W H Woodson, fees B F (lanble. citv, fees B F Cauble self, feea W U Ray fee C E Feperraen fees ' A L Nah fees B F O uble city fees J E McCubbins fee returned to county treasurer Harden Clement fees J H Krider fees L A Swicejzood. fees , W H Woodson fees B F Cauble city fees rj A Goodman fees J R Gaither fees D B Roseboro fees R L 1 a"Uin 'pes G F w i'ipcf ff fa C E F;prman fes L M G t dsnan fees W L Ray fet? J H KPslrf- G W Flvnl fees W YvHair wifcfss J 8 Gaithev witn Neece K hjx wiir'ea G B Barber wifess J B Keslpr. witnr Jim Lock y witness Ear en- H ut n wi nea J N Piker wif e-s W L rav witness (IT4 Dpudman witness Z M Goodman witness Judson Orre der witness Connie Messick witness Walter Felfcnr witrjefs G'Orjfe Albright witness B n Heavis witness G Vo wines H Q Millet witness Martin Morgan witness David Gi aham witness Peter Dal ton witness Monroe Clayton witn?ts "am Farrington witness Jitn Harr s witness J h Kesler witness Caldwell Ide witness James 1 esa witness Robert Watson witness rhos. Pinkston assistance to por B P Elier burial expense of pensioner Overman company provisions county home and work house J P Weter shoeing W A Cline provisions Smith Drug company drugs WLKluttzseeu W W Taj lor provisions &.es erSutmars haidware oo n panv. hardware D L Cauble provisions Hartline.Fays'Oux harnefs oil Bell Shoe Store shoes Salisbury Ice & Fuel Co. coal Lock sihuping biidgn labor Salisbury hardware anl furni ture company, hardwure C R Propst cement . J L Glover biidge inspection H C Lyerly labor en ori lge J W Wilson labor on bridge J B Thompson lab't on tiidge R L Albright labor on brtdgu A L Deal lumber a e I bi- de I A Poole lumber and insiec tion T W Watkins hauliug s;fel bridge E C Sweet meal? for juro B W Freeze damnge allowed W L Ray mag. ftes J 8 Gaither t,ilieei 'a fees Sou Bell Tel Co. lents and tol's Dr. G W Choate voccii atinsr 75 2 89 V) 1 40 1 10 2 l 4 80 1 60 P0 4 f. 1 45 ftO 2 83 2 fcfi 9 86 2 5' 1 3 2 4" 2 67 2 70 1 0 , 2 70 2 70 3 TO 3,26 S7Q 3 7 3 7 3 76 3 6 2 6 1 60 ? 40 a 40 34 3 40 66 4 0( 20 00 1S948 10 500 22 10 2 20 9 35 0 5 1 9 116 v 2 51 97 60 b 50 2 2;' 1 2b 1 L5 1 25 168 13 100 23 3 75 6 00 50) 1 :o 20 23 5 4 55 13 0h 1460 10 60 w 00 43 11 12 20 65 50 17 45 17. 20 9 90 42 03 97 50 8 12 16 85 7 1-5 45 4 24 50 12 90 3 63 79 07 2 50 9 20 V Wallace A Sons blankets J H Krider jail acc tint State . ospital expense of insane Vergil Perry wstr ess f:'e Ocampion supply Una any blankets M L GanttiepairS to sewer Geo W Wrigbr book cade J L Walters ffi 'er'sfe?s D W J tlian mag f e-a L D H Bsown officer 'a fees . J F Trazz&re i ffl ?er'is fea N C Pub ic Service Co., elea- ricity Dr E W Cu rii taHrj anl vi its R N Einey repair tc radiators Ever tt-VVudae) cuufip ny sta tionery t IH Krider railroad fare anl expense The Pot printing Summersett un JriaUi( 6 com pany. coffins C M Hende-lite coal C R Propst .--piir- f jail Edwards & Brought m H Z White sjap and powd rs R A. Raney per diem and miie- ac W M K ter pe- t'u-m an. ra ieace 97 net E E Gray pe diem and mile- t age 21 00 F D Patterpon erdiem and mile age 30 00 C J Fleming ner diem and mileage 216 L,A Kesler per diem and mile-, J r-ost refund of excess tax. S Rodgers and wife outside poor Gbm city laundry Mm W TiSrown refund of road tax- Ma-1 Lntz on Mtrch salary H Borderf, P M-;: stamps t T Kimball offler's fee T M t 'iJ3elis n iefund-Jbf cx- Cf tat" Dr KM SammtTfll vital sta tistics .1 I, l untng on March sa'ary Dr. 1 H Peeler vacc'nating H u y ten P M . stsmj s Div d Graham officer fees 14 25 10 56 5 00 88 5S 800 10 00 1 80 3 16 7 00 37 45 20 O 6 CO J U Kttslr for superior court jiirttrs Miss if -ver court stenographer II V Monroe court officer W M i rown pay roll Buffalo 1 1 bridge Pen- Turience pay ro 1 Beaver liiiu bridge S Elliott pay roll Beaver I) u bridge j r H T Tram 1mm beard of I rallh 'Vv R V Brawley board of I u , jtli h jW m oouson board ot heaMi II .S Hall board of health KG Kz4 board of hel h VV M tester vper die;a and " in tit age 143 75 30 00 8 CO 26 78 72 14 6 74 400 400 4 00 4 00 400 4 50 50 390 8 50 J2 E Uiy per Hem an 1 mileage iwi'i ueru Kill aiut uiueaiit) Miik L. n z on March siiaiy J. iu Hers hauling tiath D Myers refund of poll tax 11 B yd nPM stamps F iN .Ba- k interest c upons A 11 ii den P O box rent J F' i i helm six hegs IVojd s Nat. Bank interest coupons Nancy Watts outside p.or I) G Russell rellud of road tax A. L Nash court efficev A H lioyden P M stamps Kliz it)t't h Heglar outside poor Ji ssi' Rankin outside poor Joe B iliard outside poor wiiarl ite Chambers outside poor Kliza Fiontis outside poor 53 3t0 20 00 25 00 -1 50 18 00 112 50 600 168 800 10 00 3f 0 8 00 3 GO 300 450 300 600 a oo 4 -'0 300 12 00 300 Mill Knox, out ide poor Me Eiliott outside puor Hifford outside poor J.-iiu' R .mple outside poor Ma; y b reeman outside poor .Suudi.and Hanoa Partee out- i-ide poor H in ir-t Kerr outside porr Mr . G Thompson outside M ' Swisher outside poor San Wagoner ontside poor Ma y McDaniel outside poo? Hdtnn Bostian outside poor Mrs C rfc Barber burial ex panse of p?nsioner Sco: t Shoaf Beaver Dam bridge ray roll W M brown B iffa!ob;idge ray roll Linn Bi.s. Bo .ts b: idjre f tco . Pi it ins. t Realty com party r fund wf state ax Vv. U idge outeide p or ft it ay outside poor HoiwH'.u Neal outside p or Mu y Hayes outside poor VI r . M E Harris outside poor Mrs. A W Taylor outside poor R-beci-H Starnes oufside poor Fho Pinkslon outside pour S K R nigprs and wife outside pout 600 5 00 900 3 CO 6 00 20 00 9 CO 20 65 y oo 32 80 8 00 500 300 4 5i 5 CO 3(0 2 00 4 00 5 00 Total fc53 64 9 90 General Road Fund. 90 C Y Thomaaon, Feb salary ' $ 150 00 M E Miller, bal Feb salary 25 00 Paul Davis, suvejor helber 7 50 Sell Brown, suveyor helper 7 50 John Henry, suveyor helper 7 50 D W Earnhardt, pay roll Cen tral Highway 2.R 0C i II u Kenerly pay roll. Camp 2 295 00 O O Harrison, difference in mule trade 15 00 L H Elliott pay roll Camp 1 282 66 C T Peeker, pay roll Kerr to - -Mitm mage roaa 1002 4i) I O" Vatum, pay roll soiling 8 j New Mocksville road 134 02 n W .Steele, damages on ac- 9T ! con tit of Wilkesboro road 25 00 i'le Overman & Co, provisions (jU i Camps 1 and 2 911 42 i W A. lirown, provisions Camp 2 7 79 1 Dleveland Supply Co., freight on drags . . , 23 Gallion Iron Works, 3 road dras 85 Smith Drug Co., drugs Camp I and 2 5 M C Kfty, provisions Camp 2 11 W Nl'Sapp, wood Camp 2 6 E F Graven, ffrroad drags . 180 James Moyle,' hay Camp 2 19 Albert Overman, 5 bushels peas 1 amp 2 , 17 Hairline & Fay ssoux, harness and repairs 39 Salisbury Hdw. and Fur, Co., hardware 8 H L Foard, soiling Wilkesboro road 216 Bell Shoe Store, shoes Camp 2 15 Rowan Hdw & Mchy Co, "hardware 43 04 Cathev Huggy Co, harness , 2 50 E F Graven, plow 48 50 Hartline & Fayssoux. harness 14 75 Austin Western Road Mchy Co, ! road drags 13 '60 Good Koaaa aacny jo, bix road hones 198 00 Graf Pavis-Collett Co, lumber Camp 2 24 48 Austin Western Road Mchy Co, repairs 23 76 State Highway Com. propor tionate exp Highway car 15 73, Gray Concrete Co, drain pipe 126 70 R V Norman Co, mattresses. il 50 James N Wyatt, hay Camp 1 56 82 Jno Wyatt, hay Camp 1 36 75 Tyack & Morgan, provision ramp.l ,44 93 'C A Goodman, pay roll Kerr Creek to Bear Popular road 54 09 Pat Sloop hay Camp 2 35 32 Mrs Sloan top soil 3 50 W P Drew, Agt freight 4,23 Sparks Show Co, 2 stable tents 50 00 TM Stikeleather, freigt on machine parts 6 70 W M Brown, freight on mach ine parts 6 60 GeVY Thompsbn,"pay roll soil ing New Mocksville road 33 35 J W Clampet, surveyor helper 1 25 Forrest McKee, surveyor helper 1 25 Claud Stewart, suveyor helper 1 25 J N Houston, surveyor helper 1 25 Everett Byrd, surveyor helper 1 87 Will White, surveyor helper- 2 25 -.-,Sr;ir. 6 CO 15 00 r Paul Davis, surveyor helper G B Davis, damages allowed S H EUiott, freight on machine parts O O Rufty, provisions Paul Davis, surveyor helper Sell Brown, surveyor helper Andy White, surveyor helper Tom Haskiri. "surveyor helper Ed Ford, surveyor helper - 8 70 7 81 8 25 4 50 D W Karnhardt, pay roll Central Highway 37O0 J T Piatt, on contract a 1 291 77 Albert Overman 1-2 bushel peas -J.,76 M E Miller, engineering- 5000 Total $4,963 48 Special Township Road Disbursements. W M Brown Township pay roll At well 17 P6 W M Brown pay roll, China Grove Township Li M Stike1eatherrpa.jr roll Providence Township L M Stikeleather, pay roll Gole Hill Township S H Elliott pay roll Cleveland Township S H Elliott, pay roll Unity 29 77 27 75 25 20 55 23 49 00 7 28 30 27 11 50 17 80 17 80 10 80 800 6 48, 10 40 36 155 lownship Lycrly Milling Cp, feed, Cleveland Township Scott Shoaf, pay roll Frank lin Township Scott Shoaf pay roll Locke Township Grimes Milling Co, feed, Salisbury Township Grimes MillingpCb, feed, Locke Township A L, Deal, dragging Atwell Township W M Jamison, dragging at well Township T F Corriher dragging Atwell Township J M Ketchie, dragging Atwell Township J A Campbell, pay rolt, Scotch Irish Township J A Cambell pay roll Unity Township W J Fesperman, dragging Atwell Township J M Furr, dragging, Atwel! 3 05 4 25 400 54 1 00 600 15 00 100 12 00 25 00 10 60 700 8 75 150 6 52 1 SO 1185 lownsnip ' Machinery Supply Co, hardware Cleveland Township Hartline & Fayssoux oil Cleveland Township Jno L, Deal dragging China Grove Township Locke Shuping, dragging Franklin Township Claud Kenerly, dragging Franklin Township Frank Thomason, dragging, Franklin Township ' J R Lentz. dragging, Franklin Township. C A Miller, dragging. Gold Hill Township J M Rinehardt, dragging, Gold Hill Township C A Campbell dragging, Morgan Township L A Troutman, dragging Morgan Township J W Linker, dragging Gold Hill Township H S Livengood. hardware, Locke Township W J Fesperman, dragging, Locke Township Sam Hart, dragging, Mt Ulla Township Aubrey Belk, dragging, Mt Ulla Township J K Graham, dragging, Mt Ulla Township K W Umberger, dragging MttJlla Township L H McLaughlin, dragging, Mt Ulla Township C H Waller, dragging, Mt Ulla Township L J Mesimore, dragging, Morgan Township, Jan J Mesimore. dragging, Mor gan Township, Feb J A Ribelin, dragging, Morgan Township. Jan J A Ribelin, dragging, Morgan Township, Feb 10 00 6 40 680 1000 16 00 920 7 80 3 45 13 05 18 95 18 00 5 86 43 60 86 3 35 49 54 6 75 24 86 69 02 8 25 9 00 52 63 6 60 17 80 10 CO 6 74 9 55 41 53 8 75 3 67 360 R M Peeler, dragging, Prov idence Township T F Corriher, dragging, Steele Township C A Goodman, pay roll, Steele Township Salisburs Hdw & Fur Co, hdw Salisbury Township L T Yarborof dragging, alisbury Townsrjip L M Stikeleather. pay roll, Providence Township L M Stikeleather, pay roll, Litaker Township L M Stikeleather, pay roll, Gold Hill Township W M Brown, pay roll, China Grove Township Scott Shoaf, -pay roll, Locke Township Scott Shoaf. pay roll, Franklin Township Scott Shoaf, pay roll, Franklin Township Grimes Milling Co. feed, Locke Township Grimes Milling C , feed, Salisbury Township Grimes, Milling Co, feed Franklin '''ownship S H Elliott, pay rol, Scotch Irish Township S H Elliott, pay roll. Steele Township 22 50 50 65 00 00 30 50 00 70 08 50 S H Elliott, pay roll, Cleve land Township Geo Lowder, labor Unity lownship A G Shank, dragging, China Grove Township A G Shank, dragging, Litaker Township Scott shoaf, pay roll. Franklin Township Scott Shoaf. pay roll Locke . Township Scott Shoaf, pay 'roll, Salis bury Township Grimes Milling Co, feed, Salisbury Township Grimes Milling Co, feed, Locke Township W M Brown, pay roll, China Grove ownship W M Brown, pay roll, Atwell Township 25 9 15 60 6,85 &60 5 60 53 09 27 50 18 95 32-74 31 39 20 00 4008 ,J D Shoes, feed. Atwell Township L M Stikeleather, pay roll Providence Township L M Stikeleather, pay roll, Gold Hili Township S H Elliott, pay roll, Steele . Township S H Elliott, pay roll. Cleveland Township Total $1,260 76 or. China Grdye: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. . Landis; Thursday, Friday and Saturday. ' Examination Free. 4 Ty petvriters s A 1 1 kiwis and JiH grades, R EV, 1 N 1 $12 up. Instruction? with each machine. Typ awl repair purts for all makes of Typewriters. EMPIRE TYPE FOUND RY. BUFFALO, N. Y. 11-1-16. I pr. Jno, R, Brown, Opt. D,5 Optometrist, CHINA GROVE, N. C Fourteen Years Practice in Re-" fraction and Fitting- of Glasses Headaches, Nervousness, Neural gia, Dizziness, Nausea and many other Nervous Disorders due to . Eye strain Positively Relieved. : Office: South Main St. Trade with . CP. SWING THE GROCER, He carries a full line of Higb I Grade Groceries at ?ery low prices. ! buys all kinds o Produce, : iChickens, Eggs, Bacon, and vegetables. See him raeauqua nerB lur vvaijjus Medicine Co. ' ;!r r 'fiione 57. . 119 V. InnissSt. . V 15. P. SHUPfHK State of North Carolina tiowan County Yn the Superior ) c Court - Lemuel Garner ) vs NOTICE , ; Fannie Garrur ) The defendant above named 'will tane" notice that an action entitled as above h been comtnenced in the buperior Cbiiit' ''W Rowan County, North Carolina, tt. difoJ.ve th bonds of matrimony, aorl tor hii HbsoJnle divorce upon the grounds thai the- plain; flV and defendant have been separated as hus band and wife aud haved lived apltrt .fw1 more than .ten successive years, and. that the plaintiff has resided in ihis State for more than ten yea'Pjand the ca id defendant, will further take notice that she is required to appear at the term of the Srperior t, iirV of aid Bowan County to bp held on the first Monday in May 1917 at the c oiirthotife i'ni said County in Salisbury, North I arolina, and answer or dtruur to the complaiot of" the plaintiff in sai action or the plaintiir will apply to the Court for the relief de mnnded in said complaint. ', ' Tl.is the 4th day of April 1917, , - y J. F. McCCBixj. . C lerk of the Superior I oUrr. State of North Carolina. 1 In the Supe'r Court Rowai County ) March term, 18fi7 W F Snider, George R Collins aod Mary F Henderson, ad- ' NOTICE- rainisratrix of John S Ben- ) ; ' . derson. plaintiff), OF'i' Salisbury Granite Company.. SALE .. a corporation, defenuant j " 4 Pursuant to a decree maIe and enfefed in the above entitled cause at ihe'Slatcu Term of the Superior Coiwt ol Koari County, 1917, appointing the ufidersignVA the commissioner to sell the property f the said Saliabuty Granite ompanv, a corporation, and in obedience and under signed commissioner rein Hie;'- hereby offers for sale at the Courthouse- do r at Salisbury. N. !., at 12 o:lc k mon, May 12th, the following described land situate in Rowan County: (1) 11'5 screa in Salisbury Mownsnipw Rowan County, known :w tliehew discover ed gold mine, adjoining the lnd .of Jaje McOanles9, T. M Kerns and othes. For bound ry sreJeed .of Mr J. M. Haden to T. H. Vanderford". dated Aprfl 14, 1891, and regis' ered in Bok 74, page 10. (2) Another tract of land "containing seventy ' two (72) acren known a ihe Betty Klut z Flat Kock, lce, adjoining the lar. Isof 'Edmnnrl Kfirnha'dt. Adam Earn hardt and otrheto in .Sa'lin-Hjry township For ;b)niidrv sr dei d from J. M 1 Haden to T H Vander.'ord, dated July '8, 1891, and-Tegistered in Book 74 Pare f,.- ' (3) Another tra' t :' i u . V ntaining abont teri (10, acres ii 4 ji'ir1.. ;y.townhip adjoining the land of I enry P eler, W. F. Buckley and T, M. Kf-ns. on the Stokes Ferry. For boundary . I'ook 74, Page 14. in deed from Mitchell i' s'er and others to T. ElVVanderford datfu -n- 891. (4) The granite and mi: iiht8 fourteen (14) acres ol. Jani V r.uwji as the Edmund Earnhardt tract adjpiping th laod of James C. McCankss and others. For particulars and boniidary see deed of J.M. Haden toT. H Vaaderfred dated Angnst 24, 191, and registered in Book 74. Page 18 . - , (5) The railroad ri-rH of way menticB. ed in the deed of J. M. Haden to T. H. Vanderford dated Anust 24,1891, aad re giatered in Book 74, Page 20. (6) The fee simple right to the soil und fourteen (14) acres ofcJand conveyed by J. M.; Haden to Edmund Earnhardt and wife by deedlated Jorie 30. 1891 ts herehj reserved and accepted brit thin .'deed .ty-. veyed the granite and mireral rij?hu, ! said 15 seres being prt of the 72 xm, Betty Klntttract. above describfd . (7) Another, tract of fifty (50) .erc tnore or less, known 8S the cafrit iriPt, -being on the Norlh Eat side of the J. kini?ailroa i s bout fivrf miles Iroro Slisbnry. For prtk ukrs snd bo id v y see deed frow J.S Henderson to T. H Vanderford dated August 24, 1891 and registered in Book 74L Page 22 Terms of sale one-third cash balance in sixty daya. Tbia is a valuable granite properly locVed near Salisbury and is ea. lly developed . ,t JoHN Busbyi Coramissioner. A, H. Price Attorney.
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