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;t1 , A1 His nianv friends will regret to Returns After 2G YeW AbUfce.n
1 hC (slTcltltCim rJvCCnrfl hear of his financial embarrass- it's' cuJt'onkryf n. .'towns land '!romjiheSiter City Grit. t
ment and all nope tnat ne cities that pave their sidewalks ; .Leaving' home when a mere5
soon arrange his affairs satisiac- to require the ? owners of abut-" lad in quest" of fortune and re- j
torily and resume business. ,r j ting property to pay a part or all turning, after an absence of 20 j
" r ' ! ! of the cost. A3 the charter of years, in , comfortable) circum-i
Personal Items. I Pittsboro did not authorize this, stances after having been given
tt m k "a" special act had to be passed at up for dead such is the roman-
1 -XT fc the present session of the Legis- tic story of a Chatham bov,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 191 1.
LOCAL RECORDS.
-Today is Washington's birth
day. Another lot of nice cabbage
plants just received bv Brooxs &
Eubanks. Call at once.
R.J. Moore, at Bynum, is
stili selling shoes at cost- Get a
good shoe for a little money.
The thermometer was down
t" ten degrees below the freezing
point at sunrise this morning.
Atvvater & Limbeth. at By
num, are now.tiking their an
nual inventory, and daring this
monththey offer special bargains-
-Dr. J. H. Ihrie (dentist)
will be at Pitts boro the first Mon
day in each month for one week
prepared to do all kinds of den
tal work.
Vvc put on sale today for one
week one thousand yards of em
broideries at 62 per yard. Those
goods' are worth from 8 to 15c
v per yard. W. L. London & Son.
We have several small lots of
shoes, hats and extra pants that
we want to close out before we
receive our spring stock. Ask
to see thesf. We can save you
money. W. L- London & Son.
Our good friend Dockery, of
the Rockingham Post, was rath
er premature in making tun of
The Record's old groundhog.
May-be he now realizes tnat the
groundhog knew what it was do
ing when it-wnt back into its
hole on the 2nd!
For the information of our
Chatham huntsmen we will again
mention that they can shoot
pa-tridges and turkeys until next
Wednesday, the first day of
March. The Legislature has ex
tended the time from 15th of
February to 1st of March.
The following postmasters
in this county were appointed
last week: Fall ('reek. William
M. Kiser in place of E- 0. Phil
lips, removed; Millwood, W. W.
Dunn in place of C. W. Oliver,
removed: Rives Chapel. Mrs.
Jennie Hart in place of T. B.
Wornblo, resigned
There seems to be very little
"opposition to the proposal to is
sue $5,000 worth of bond.- for
the permanent improvement of
the streets and sidewalks of
Pittsboro. It is now thought
that there will be a large major
ity in favor of the bond-issue at
ths election on the 11th of March.
Mr. Stanly fCing. of New
Hope township, died last week
after a long sickness iv.id was
buried at Mount Gilead church.
Some of the family took a notion
that his body won id be stolon and
have employed a man (at a dollar
a night) to guard his grave. Won
der if such ever be fort; occurred
in Chatham?
The sagacity of The Rec
ord's old groundhog was vindi
cated yesterday morning and
even the most skeptical had to
admit that the winter was not
over. A blizzard swept over the
nor th nnd a snow storm chilled
the Mississippi valley. There
was a most decided drop in the
temperature all through this sec
tion. The citizens of Matthews
township will hold a good road?
meeting at Siler City next Sat
urday, the 25th, and discuss the
question of that township issu
ing bonds for the' improvement
of its ronda- If that township
takes this forward step then
probably some other township in
the county may follow its exam
ple and do likewise.
On last Triday afternoon a
destructive 'fire at the county
homo was narrowly averted. A
spark from the cook stove set
fire to the roof of the kitchen
which was soon in a blaze, but
was extinguished by hard work
after most of the roof had beer
burned. The superintendent,
Mr. W. II. Ward, was at work in
the new grounds and ran to the
fire in time to stop it from spread
ing: -VThe "King road-drag" is so
h'ghly recommended and is so
cheap that we are surprised that
several of them are not used in
ttiia county. Wherever tried they
have given satisfaction, and be-,
ing so cheap and .easily made
. they ought to be used in this
county. Tijyy smooth over the
holes in- (day roads (like ours)
and fiH up the pores, so that when
the next rain comes the smooth
' surface of the packed day will
turn the water. Why not try a
t few -of them?
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. Mr. Joe W.Mann, of Bynum,
filed a deed of assignment here
in the register's office on last
Monday, with Mr. 'Fred. W. By
num as assignee. His indebted
ness, as set out in .the assign
ment, amounts to $G,474.'J4 The
value of his assets is not stated.
He reserved his homestead and
personal property exemptions-
Carrie Jackson.
Mrs. F. E. Thomas, of Wades,
a visit to norma. o furo okot-Ioo T3,,,i At tv, A" 1ft
Mrs. T. H. Currie, of Fayette-j An act to. amend the charter 20 years ago, young Boy'd left his
vlllo is visitincr her sister. Miss of the town of Pitts boro. North home to seek employment. He
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Carolina. . moved irom place to place until
"Section 1. That the commis- finally his people lost track of
sioners of the town of Pittsboro him and frave him up for dead,
shall have full power and author- j He at last located near Jackson
ity from time to time to grade, j ville, Florida, where he became a
curb and pave the sidewalks of j man of some property. Recently
said town with brick, stone, ce-j a triend told him of t seeing his
ment or other material that may j brother on a train in North Car-
be decided on by said commis- olma and of hts; saying that he
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I That there is more to a Fertilizer than f
sioners. and to reouire . every 1 was on his wav to see his mother
boro, is visiting hi r mother, Mrs
Mattie Hawkins.
Mr. J. H. Fell and family, of
Trenton, New Jersey, are here
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
London.
Misses Lilhe and Carrie Hill jowner Gf real estate abutting on ! in Chatham. That revived his
have returned from a- visit to ie said sidewalk to pay one-half j old home-love and he imrnediate
their aunt, Mrs. E. vV. Pou, at!0fthe cost of pavinjr said side-lately returned to this county to
Washington, D. C- ! walk along and in front jof said ! see his people, arriving at his
property: provided, that in no; mother's, Mrs. Amanda Boyd,
case shall the abutting property j near Bear Creek, week before,
owner be required to pay more : last. . Of course he was unreeog
than fifty cents per square yard, j nized at first, nor did he recpg
That such costs and charges shall j nized his people such changes
be a lien on all such abutting ! had Father Time wrought in all
real estate from the commence-; in twenty years and when thej
ment of the work, and when said ' recognition came it was sweet
work is completed in front of the 1 indeed. It was truly an occasion
i abutting property, the owner or for the fatted call, and right well
Air j. ivi. xiUFKe a ioinii cogt thereofT and his part of,said
Chathamite, died last Saturday cost ag aboye specifiedi shan at
at Maxton where he had been re- 1 ufl(inmo rhia a nnvihl tn
. Rev. W.
W. Rose, of Frank-
linton, is here on a. short visit,
and his many friends are pleased
to see him looking so well.
Mrs. H. A. London, who has
been quite sick for the past two
weeks, is now much better and
hopes to be up again in a few
days.
"The Dixie Eid."
''Little Tony" Hill (as he is
known here) has become quite a
noted light-weight pugilist up
property for the current year
and may be collected in the same
manner that other taxes are col
lected, or may be collected by an
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North where he has been living jacuon irpunu
several years. It seems that he name of said- tow.n 2P"nst s;d
can sport diamond rings, as wi!ljwne,r ?rS in thefSuner
be seen from the following ex- ?rt ot Chatham county to en
tract from a Rochester (N. YJ f?ore sa,fd in which action
judgment may be taken for the
'Thilhp Lewison, the Front jaleof said property to .satisfy
street pawnbroker, was served the amount due said town to
with papers in a suit brought f.et th costs ot said ac
againsthim for conversion yes-. tiom Said action may be brought
terday- It is claimed that Lewi-! time within three years from
son refuses to surrender proper-111?,. 1G completion of
ty belonging to Tony Hill, a col said work for the purpose ot en
ored young man. known as 4 The iorcinjr said lien. It shall be the
Dixie Kid" jduty of said commissioners to
''Hill is employed at the Selden ,cause the cost of said paving in
company and owned two dia 'each case to be entered 4y the
mond rings valued at 2S0. A ! secretary on a booic kept hy him
few nights ago another colored f?r purpose and it shall be
youth, whom' he had taken in : duty to collect the same and
and assisted showed his grati- account therefor in tue same
tude by stealing his jewelry. Hill : mnnf,r as the taxes 01 sald
reported the matter to the p!!ct tu)Yn- ..
and a couje of detectives made! lf1th(- elation on f .v ilta
a round of the pawnshops. Thev loi .f.larch results in lav-rot 13
found one of the rings in Lewi-! UOOwortn of townb )nds,
son's place and it is said he ad- en the owners of prrperty
mitted buying both of them from aoutung tne sidewalks will have
the nl!e7od thief. He naid fl fori10 W one-nail 01 tnecostf pro
the rings.
had married since leaving home
and has now a family of several
once become due and payable to children. Miss Minnie Boyd, his
t r londa witzi
on a visit
property and entered on the tax
list of said town against said
siding several years artd was one jgaid town andlf not paid on de- sister, returned
of that town s most properous mand may ba asSessed upon said him last week 0
aria pruiiiiiieai. uusincas iiic-n.
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Analysis is proven conclusively by the results
obtained every year from Royster Fertilizers.
They are made froiji experience obtained by
actual field experiments cf what the plant
requires, and net from ready reference
formulating.
Every ingredient .in Roysfer Goods is 1
selected for its plant food value, and has ite
work to do at the proper time, therefore ths .
plant fertilized vith ROYSTER goods is fed
regular from sprouting time until harvest.
Ask your dealer for Roystcr goods and
see that the trade-mark is on every bag.
When you ses this x you laiow that
you are getting the genuine and original
ROYSTER Fish Fertilizer.
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY,
rAcrorjrs and salts crnccs:
KORFOLK, VA. TARECRO. IJ. C COLUMBIA, 3. C.
6ALTIMORE. HO. UACCN, OA SMfirAHBySO. S. C.
COUM3US. GA. MOKTCWav. t.LJL.
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Beauty of Color Painllrg.
Nice shades of color like-L. M.
Tuxedo Yellow or Silver Irny, s;I
iil trim of Olive or Shaker tSrecn, tvnh
ornament aiul wear, when used Uy
Ui of a vllon of oil i v.-l k iUm
oitucL. .V M. 00 lore us rn'slii.vrat
faelory.
Tlren the paini costs at
er jtnlJon because o t hi ;i-elf
makes about half, the inU".Mft, :uk1
r?( luces cost by adding iVnri.
Thirty-live years usein . A. i'c S. A
Our sales nents are- XV. 4. lmlun
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Killed la a Runaway.
Special to the News and Observer.
Benson, Feb. 10 Mr. Bill
Frank Lea, a wealthy and prom
inent farmer, of Oak Forest com.
j munity. .eight miles east of here,
.v.,',.,m-i j-.,, killed in a most horrible man-
inn m uie wwn gaie, just ease
of Benson, at 12 o'clock today.
Mr. Lee left home early this
morning for -Ben3on, and had
reached the city limits, when his
mule, becoming frightened, ran
iaway, throwing him out. between
Sanford Express: Work is bp-: the wheel and shaft, breaking his
ing pushed on the now steel nk and crushing his skull, from
bridge that is heir g built by the which he death resulted almost
Southern Rail way over Deo:) riv- ; instantly.
er at Cumnock. The vvvr bridge j
will be four feet higl'.er than the 'lien lier child is indaiiKcraAvomnn
old one and will ha : cjnrrete . wiI1 risk her life to protect it. Xoreat
piers. 1 Crosstis are being1 aei of heroism or risk of life is nccts
placed on the right-o"-vav.of the s',r' to l-rotect a child from croup. Give
Sanford and Troy lihvay ;ro- 'h.imberhtin's ?ouh itemfdy and nil
pararory ' to extending i..-.e road 'dasher is avoided. For sale by M deal
froni Colon to Sanfonl- Tho cm-
pany cxjccts to soon beg;
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Deposits Nearly. $Igq,qoom
All money deposited with
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Four per cent interest paid on all time deposits.
CoIiectioriiLMade Promptly.
The - Bank of the County.
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A Fatal Accident.
vided that one-half shall not ex-
iceed fifty cents a square yard."
it is estimated that lh" cov of
; paving the sidewalks u ii! be $1 a
square jard.
A most distressing tragedy oc
curred at Goldston, in this coun
ty, on last Sunday afternoon,
when a colored boy, named Mat
thew' Heath, was accidentally l.mun du rout h-ts
shot and killed by Julius Bynum, 'i.ooo.u j to the.Siau
$1,000,000 for HigAway.
Vihuinu;t"M IL, lb. is. T. Col ¬
li aih'iice
f 1 )-?av!ire ur
the fourteen -year-old son of Mr. the r.onst met io' of h mo.h.m hi-n-
Thomas M. Iy-num. The shoot- vy theentir ? !er.th of t.h o v ;.in
ing occurred about A o'clock Sun-; w-a:th. Th di.sta-.- ' u i-t.) r-iii'-i.
day afternoon and" the boy died j JK lu I'ont, it is st.atel, wh! -?r-e
next morning. 1 jtobe reimbursed ly having iht in-
As SOOn as the news of the creased taxation of f irm lands created
boy's death was received here.hv the improvement turned over to
Mr. George II. Brooks x was ap- him He n?
pointed special coroner by the
clerk of the superior court, and
he at once went to Goldston and
held an inquest. The following
were selected as the coroner's
jury: O. Z. Barber, J. 0. Ef
kins, A. C Brown, Hugh Wom-
ble, J. G. Goldston and Zacl
Head
:n. After hearing the evi-
isur.'s h; will be repaid in
a few years..
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i I low t.n Mire a eo'd is a a:.-:tiuii in
.which many are iini're-Jtvd ju-?i .now.
(.'Iiaiiiberlaiii's (mh ll?sncdy hs woa
its ;reat ropiita' ion and immo'is" sak
ly its remarksihle ciiit-nfTl.ls. k can
alay be depended iqMiii. For s:do by
all dealers.
Tribute of Respect.
The following is a "tribute cf love
ari l resp ct from ih socieiiesi of I'lHs
b ro rre.-byterl:m church to the'iue ' -
dence the jury rendered as their,
verdict that the deceased was ac-!
cidentally shot by young Bynum. j
It appeared from the evidence
that Julius Bynum and his two
votimrer brothers were in m rnorn
upstairs 'at their father's resi- ry of Mrs. Martha 1 Ian u, who died
HotifA Crrl tiio fwrrk rnnr,'ror Kaiic 011 't-'r 2 1 , 1;)jO:
were playing with a small 22
rifle wThen Julius took it away
from them and by some means
the rifle fired, pointing out the
window, and the ball first struck
the corner of the house and then
glanced and struck the colored
boy in tho eye. The deceased
had just come to the well to get
a bucket of water when the fa
tal shot was fired.
Of course such a shocking ac
cident has greatly distressed Mr.
Bynum and his family, as well I'bvterUn Stamt.nl
as the family of the deceased MRS. a. w.. s:taw,
' v hereas, It piea-ed C!o I in His in
finite wi dora 10 remove one, of our
most faithful ani beloved member?,
be i; resolved :
1st. That while we m.iiirn her dor th
we bow in hnmhlH submission to Ilim
t-stdoHthall things will. '
2d. That we strive to emulate j er
christian life.
!d. That we oflVr onr deep an 1 &:n-
re sympathy to her family, nrKl that
a c py of these resohit ioriii be sent to
The Chatham Record and to The
ingtor the extension. o ex-1 pXECUTOR'S NOTICE Ilav-! nPPflA! I0WPATR-
pect to hear the whit ifs of the . in' qulilid ax executor nf the i c IJ ' kvlriL LVH ll.iliwJ a
santord and Troy trams in San- V,1 wsTas.-em ox em To Atlanta,
ford in the spring or early sum- 'fiS H Uvia.EAHOARD Alfl idNE
mer,
Tortured fcr 1
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by : cure-tictyiu stO!ii;'-!) I rouble f. jV
bailled do-tnrs, jind reistod :.'!
dies he (ricd,. .!;' V. Mom.U
M"Mlders ille, Mich., seemed d;;
He had 1: sell his firm :n l i;
worJc. His nenriioors sini.
live much loni'-r."' "YVh uov-.-r ' I ate
distressed m1," he wr.V. . '-.W I 1 : : -!
sueh
cedent toexhib t the same to me on or-: 3
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i his: st ot rooruary, litli
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i,-lve no
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worked
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II. A. London & Son Attorneys.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. -Hav-
quMiiii'd as ihe Kxeeutor of
tin' hi.s! will and ie-t aitjPiit of laun
ders S"i-'h, iliseeased, I hertbyiA-'-t
: f ad j'ersors holdi m claims gainst
sai l de ede'it to exhibit the same to
me oiT or t-ef'Tc! the 1st, d iy of Feb
ruary, ltd 2.
W. C. KIMtlAJd,.
Moncti re, .N. C
Haves & Hvnum, Attorneys.
This 1st of Kebnmry, 1911.
Morvgagre Sale.
SOid to Mr. F. G. Fetner.of Ham- M. V. Pope to tlie ItaiTk -of Mullinsand
let, for SlOO. The COW famishes rejrisJered at r17. in Dook 'I) W
five gallons of milk and two th? ni:,e of the renter of deeds of
3 e v i-t- i hathaiii count v, we w ill a?ain Tiller
pounds of batter per day. , fr s.Ue at anetioa for cash, at
"I 12 v.i.. m "SATlTiti AV, the ISth of
jhore Pinprnos can 3peak iimg- M.io h, mn. ai t he court-house door in
lish now after 12 vears ot A mer- l'ittv:r.,ro. (.., ail the rich!. tit!eanl
itir. f.-cti nation fhm moid snk interest of .-:aid M. V. Pope in t-nd to
-t i .... ' l- " the' Inllo-.vitJ'r Ian': in said
tpantsh aU'r J0-) years ot hpun- t-.inhi about .5ir:y acres.
r.icetrie Hitters, whit
wonucr.; tor me time can n.iw t
things I could not, tuk for yo:;:. !t s
surelv a ;;runl rene-dy for vo nicii
trmble." Jisst as for th" liver
and khlneys. Iv.erv hottle v;;! irauleed .
Only oOe tit (1. It. t'iikinUhi's.
A fine milk cow was rec 'ntly
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SauLliaru CorriEisrciil Congress,
March Sih-IG:ii, 1921.
Account of t-ie S "itnern C -n-merciHi
Ooi?rss which nusts
in Atlanta M ur. h trh-10t h',l ; I ,
the Heabonrd Air Ij'wi Railway
has authorized low r-oi'di ip
rates frrr ail p dnts on its lines
to AtlanUi, (i t.
Tickets wid be on sde March
5th, fit.h, Th a d for trains
.scheduled to arrive in
mnrnimf lf ATnrr.ll Kill r!" t! V !
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Umited to return Much Ltuh.
Tne SkU;o'.rd Air ld;ie It's
eX3'Jlleit d uh'e d .iU .so: vice lo
Ll.iita, tra ns Co isisihi -' of
hii? i-cbis-i i'jl'man sl-.-ep'-ir
cars, diains? ear serv: f&o
liiijh-act-seat vsstioul coac.u
esl For r ttes, reservaMon, etc..
j call on your ocal nsjent.. or ad
odres H. S LEARl),
Jiiviaion Passenger Agent,
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HEADQUARTERS FOU
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boy.
MRS. M. A. U Lib Kit,
MRS. R. II. HAYES. '
Capt. W. I. Everett Dead.
' We greatly regret to hear of The fastest trip across the conti-
the death of Capt. W. I. Everett, nent was made last week by
of Richmond county, who died Chanes G. Gates in a special
l.- tt'm:j.. i, : trn.in fur wnich a nairl sr nAO
is a uomination.
There hvs no", been an immte of li e
court l-y home of llar:;ttt in a year.
This speaks well for t he prospcity f
tbe ?0'p!e of 'that county.
JUST
WORD that word is
it refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills atscJ
MEANS HEALTH.
Are you constipated?
Troubled with jndfgtst'on?
Sick headache?
Virtiso?
Bilious?
Insomnia?
ANY of these symptoms smd maiy others
iadlcate inaction of the L1VEU.
Rosf,oo'C8?o&t.ooi.ocoi.ojf cpoiro ;
Land Sale.
1 ciHintv, eon- j
. ten?
oounoea on
tne north hv tne lands of Kuzabelh
H.ii;iMi!, in the e.ist hy the land.s of O.
'i'. .'..'i'iijoii. on the south hv the lands
nf V. A. Morgan and on the v. st hv i
the l;in:! of K. II. (ioodwin and known , the Superior Court iu the cm-e there
as the old "booth place."
H. A. LONDON & SOX,
oil ox 'a i;.
Under and bv virtue of orlsr of ; ?T jTTSS02!0, .T'T- C.
February lo, 11)11.
Attomevs,
Land Sale.
ia pendhifr, entitled'!.. F. Thrailkill, ! Vtl I lM-UVi.Ka,
administrator of John I). Council vs. ;
! A. B. Council and others, I will, at i
, the coitrt-hov.se door in Pittsboro, N. !
I C . on SATURDAY, lhn 2orh j,iy of I
VEDDING BOUQUETS,
Pursuant to an order of the Superior February, I'll, otlr lor sale to thej
Cjart in the special proceeding therein hkrhest bidder th- follovviii detcrib-;
peadin-, entitled "Jiettie Sturdivanl. n1 lr;iCt3 of lind to.w it:-x ;
adnnnistratrix of V . 1. hturdivant.vs. . ... .: . ' , r
Thomas K. Stuniivant and others," I 1,irst traCt' adjoii.iftjf Hnds of B. i'.j
will, at t he court-house loor in Pitts- Up' hurch and others, and containing i
boro.. C, on MONDAY, the Cthday about 4 acres " !
Ia'.811'neXriSie l? Rale t0tth! Secoid tract, adjoining the lands of'
highest bidder, the following described I, .. . . , '
lajv.ls, to-wit: .i E. D. Counc:' nnd othe and con-
A tract of land in Chatham county, ' lainin al-ont 2 acres.. !
JN. C, in jSew Hope township, on the . Third tract, MOKiininsr lands of S. II. ;
waters of New Hope and Beaver Creeks,
bounded on the north by the lands of
Ruftln Farrar, on the east by the lands
of Silas Mann estate, on the south by
the lands of I. II. Hearne and on the
west by the lands of It. F. Sturdivant,
containing about 2t54 acres -6-1 acres of
which lies on the south side of the r
Horton a u others, and e -lUamin (
ahout. 2i acres. '
All of the aoove la' d beinsr, siutated '
in CnatbanijCtMi ..tv. North Can-liria. . phone, No. 94.
Teriiix of ale, I r--sli, " V-aianee in
5 ni'xt b, '"e'erred p. yuiCias lobe'iri
FUNERAL DESIGNS..
PALMS. FERNS. BLOOM
ING PLANTS, CABBAGE
AND TOMATO PLANTS
All orders jivr-n prooai't atteii-
.tion. K J. 'mCPHAIL,
Florist,
S.ufor. K. C.
acre tract, which 5.'5 acres divides the in'trest at 6 per cent".
Take No Substitute.
04 acres from the 200 acres, the Gl acres
being descrftied as follows:
Bounded on the north by S. 15. Stur-
. tiiv-ant, on the east by .1. B. Thomas
RALEIGH AND SOimiPORT RAILWAY and Ellis heirs, and on south by said
- 5o acre tract now owned by M rs. Brant
ley, and on west by W. II. BeekwiUir'
Schedule of Passensrer Trains, Ef- save and except from said description
- ..' . -i - i. t.i I .-V-.-.-V-.. TiiflA.x ? f "r." i.i :(! :i n i I lit; hi' i'iiii i f,.
only to his county, for Which he 01 1UU miles m 8'J hoars. .lie i Hf ounUa , .nay , iau. registered in Book "K x,
had done SO much, but to tho was v-n( hastened to New The followin.e schedule on the Rnl--at page 21, in Blister of Deeds ohioe, I
State which he had served SO York tor treatment. j fijCh and Sonthport. ltdlway fives 1 leaving. about 100 acres of Bie original j
This. Ja:i BUI.
.L. B. TUB MI. KILL.
- C- 1r.1uissioj.tr.
o! U'O
M try
5 and
:-. caskets::
well and faithfully both in war, - j
and in peace. He was elected to ' Foreign powers have bo en ask -the
Legislative in 1904 as one of ed to intercede in llayti and ston
j the tWp senators from this sena- the slaughter of suspected revo
torid district , lutionists by President Sihion's"
Capt. hverett was one of those government.
God-fearing and useful men who - . (
Was ever foremost in "promoting Yu are probably aware that pneu-evt-ry
enterprise for the welfare laonia id ways resuitJroni a cold."but
of his fellow-men and the ad- you never heard of a cold resultim: in hv Fnvettevil-e.
I vancement of their best inter- pneumonia whenUkamberlam's douch" Ar- Bie'.qlu.i
esis. His long and useful life Bemedy was used. Why take the risk a faieiiV- I'Z"
may well be held for emulation when this remedy may be had for a Favetievfile"!!
by the rising generation. triOe? For sale by all dealers. Ar BaleigV ----
tnree ttains each wav daily between amount, all of which is leseribed in a
and Fajettevisje:- deed from B. If. Hayes, Commission-
Southbound. ' Vf' I? : ; ""vanureRisjrea la
liook "I V , at page tiie said luO
IjV Kaleijf h a:K a fia acres atove referred to will be plntteil
ArFayetfeville -1 t:l' a ra ami sureed by the county surveyor.
Xiv ivaeiir. i:iipm wiiicnsam piot.wm oe exuiuu atl tne r 1 ' i j j
A r Fayette; ille 4K) p m day hf sale and the deed made accord- ' KcIS always On Rand ana
Jv llale ah ; 6:3o p m inir to such survey. .S
irxEcuroirs inotu
list will and e.tauierit.-f 3f r
L. Poweh, derea-eJ. 1 n'-r tiv noiii'y
all pe -sons h-!d.n :J'-i,i.n" aai:)!
said decedent to exhibit rhe smii?io
me on r efo.othe Mil drv of l-'eh-ruary,
laJ2.
W. L. LONDON,
i II. A. London & ?Son, Attorneys.
lbniHrv H . Ml l.
A full stock of Coffins and
i
Ar Fayet:evil'.e...-. '!:8-5 n m- Terms of sale: One-half casJt. bal-
v.-.fT,T,rtti 1 aace in 6 ninths, deferred pa luonr to
wai mtviwov c. j i .v.iib ilVIILL !a 111
F a in confirmation and title reserved till all
10:50 a iu purchase money is paid.
1:0" pm Time .of sale: 12 o'clock.
K:-io p in This January itothi 1911.
P:lt p m , B. II. HAYES, Com'r.
- i:-i0 p m Hayes & Bynum, Attorneys.
sold at all prices,
and sizes. . ! ' ,
All kinds
B. Nooe,
Pitkborr.I. C.
W PROCURED AND rErr.r DEC. rtroll.n
jti Free ftiWicw, how to vimiii pauritv, tinU" uutii-s, pi
tri copy .liihti. etc. im n:i rAitnrcirV ra
limine direr t v :th H'axiiitgton i-l?s ti"i', W
t&oncy and oflet the fiaUat. .
Patent and Ihfflngs.njnt Fr!:"i r.p,jsivcly. k
W i tie or ccrao to us hi . &
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