FOUR
County .
Of Much Crib
The Columbus county
grand jury, which last week
adjourned here without making
any indictments in the
widely publicized flogging in- I
cidents, and without mentioning
their two-day inves- J
tigation ordered by Judge
Barnhill, is coming in for
bitter denunciations from the j
press over the state.
The investigating body, in
the opinion of the High
Point Enterprize, "if not
friends of the unknown floggers,
came from the same
section, were bred to the
same environment . . so why
must we make a mystery out
of the breakdown of the flogging
case investigation ?"
But, to quote an editorial
Efforts To Free f
Walker Started
Wife Of Man Who Return- '
ed To N. C. Prison After j
Sixteen Years Now Asks {
Oklahoma Governor To t
Pardon Him
t
Mrs. Jesse Walker asked Gov- j
ernor E. W. Marland, of Okla- t
homa, last week for a parole for a
her husband, Jesse Walker, who c
voluntarily returned to prison in "
North Carolina after being a j
fugitive for 16 years.
Walker Was taken to Okla- ?
homa to complete an unfinished! *
term after he was paroled last h
June from the North Carolina "
penitentiary. b
Youth Hurt In 0
Bicycle Mishap
While riding along the railroad
track right of way near Claren-|gr(
don Sunday night, Kirby Mincy, j ^
white man, was severely injured; sn?
when the bicycle on which he
was mounted struck a cross tie, 14'
and he was thrown off. j
His head struck a cross-tie or ^
the rail, and it was feared that he
had a broken neck, but x-ray . .
disclosed that he had only a 11
bad injury to the neck. Wif
EOLTON ;
ech
Bolton, Sept. 16.?Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Wright returned to Baltimore,
Md., Sunday, after spending
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese and son,
Jack, have moved to Columbia, 1101
S. C. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baggott, e
of Boardman, have moved here
to take over the Powhatan Hotel j 6
Mrs. Virginia Riley and dau-1
ghters, Ancel and Elaine, are 1
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sim- an
mons. I thii
Miss Beulah Lee Maynard, of co1'
Council, spent Sunday here with h01!
Miss Nettie Auger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long and P011
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nix
and family, and Mrs. Fred Smith . J
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. in&
E. E. Smith. der
Harry Paxton, Jr., spent the Ple
week-end in Wilmington with *or
Harry McGirt. (ve^
Howard Auger, of Bridgeton, [
N. J., visited friends and rela- ceri
tives here last week. y?l
Misses Hala Allen, of Wilming- an5
ton, and Louise Smith, of Lau- 1
rinburg, spent a few days here anc
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Canady. j
Robert Ward left Monday to rec
resume his studies at Campbell saJ
College. the
Mrs. Delmas Grimsley and son, hoI
James Franklin, of WinstonSalem,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. | the
Frank Ellis. |of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Carr, of for
Wilmington, spent Surday after- \
noon here with relatives. i '
I. P. Noble and son, Delmar,! "A
have returned home after an ex-1 the
tended visit to Oregon. "Ir
Friends of Mrs. W. F. Perkins J
will regret to leam of the death Jui
of her brother, Sanford Meredith,'
of Hamlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Baker and a
daughter, Billie Ann, Miss Gladys
Milliean and Rich Milliean sDent sa
Sunday here with Mr. "and Mrs. ?n
S. B. Smith. wi
Mrs. Archie Carr, of Wilmington,
is spending a few days here
with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Merritt.
Mrs. Otto Jones and daughter, m
Mary Frances, and grandmother, |Wi
Mrs. Fannie Williamson, have re-;
turned to their home here after a
spending two weeks in Clinton w
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis d(
and sons, Billie and Bobbie, Mrs. (
Lillian Glover,. Mr. and Mrs. si
Chas Singletary, Misses Velma
Jones, Aldine Bullard, Wedlock sj
and Edison Herren spent Sunday
at White Lake.
, hi
The city dweller was readings y<
newspaper when he was heard to w
exclaim, "Even the cows are do- y
ing it now."
"Doing what?" inquired his ai
i
Jury Object icism
In State *
extract from the Raleigh | ri
News & Observer last Thurs- ! cl
day "Four women who came
to testify before it (the
grand jury) as victims cf the a
floggings, have been uitict- ^
ed on charges of immorality
and will be promptly tried.
Not being able to catch the s
wolves, the Columbus grand si
jury has caught the lambs?
though soiled lambs they
may be. This process goes ji
under the name of justice". h
More scathing in its con- s
demnation of the grand t:
jury's lack of action was the "
Greensboro Daily News,- 4
which concluded "Night ride
all you please, as the matter
now stands; but if you wish o:
to be indicted just be the
victim of a flogging band."
BIDDY HATCHED IN
WARMTH OF KITCHEN
1
Some weeks ago, J. W. Mc- d<
^ueen, who lives on the farm 81
)f County Tax Collector W. ^c
E. Harrelson, brought some b<
sggs to his house, and gave
hem to his wife. dc
fill
Mrs. McQueen took them, |
ilaced them in a large bucket.
She kept using them off the
op, as they were replaced by
i fresher supply every day. ?
>ne day she heard a chirping
ft the kitchen.
A search was instituted, and
inally ended in the bottom
>f the bucket. It appeared that !
he warmth of the kitchen
ad served as an incubater for i
he egg, and a well-developed
Iddy had been hatched out. ,
1 lai
???????at
fficer Murders ]y
Big Rattlesnake de
Cl
Officer Bud Stevens, of Ever- j tu
jen, reports that on Sunday \ Pt
emoon he slew a large rattle- ' n
ike which measured five feet, X
a inches in length, and had ^
rattles and a button.
Hr. Stevens said that he dis-j
rered the reptile near his to:co
barn, and promptly slew
a with a stick. .
ha
e- loi
'Hoarding," he replied. .
'Not really hoarding?" his wife a 1
loed. ?*
'Sure," said her husband, to
ight here in the headlines it;g0
's: 'Light native cow hides ^
de
sa:
[Vamp: "I ain't got a friend
a relative in the world, mum" ur
-lousewife: "Well, I'm glad tc
re is nobody to worry over
i in case you get hurt. Here,
;e?sic him!"
"ransylvania beekeepers report Na
exceptionally good honey flow Ad
s season. One farm with 63 S
anies reports 2,800 pounds of A[j
ley ready to be extracted; An
20 pounds extracted and 1,400 A?
md sections removed. e
Ar
L young man wrote the follow- Ar
letter to a business firm, or- I
ing a razor: "Dear Sirs: Ar
ase find enclosed five cents, ?
one of your razors, as ad- j
tised, and oblige. John Jones, i
P. S.: I forgot to enclose five A?
ts, but no doubt a firm of Ar
ir standing will send the razor
'way." Au
"he firm received the letter,
I replied as follows: Ba
Dear Sir: Your valued order BlJ
eived the other day, and will c
' in reply that we are sending
: razor as per request, and Br
)e that it will be satisfactory, j
'P. S.: We forgot to enclose Br
i razor, but no doubt a man
your cheek will have no need Br
It" I !
| Bv
? Ca
Disagreeable old gentleman: Ce
nd this, I suppose is one of i
>se hideous caricatures you call
lodern art." Cf
Art dealer: "No, sir. That's
it a mirror." , ci
? ^
Teacher. "Now Robert, what is
niche in a church?" c<
Bobby: "Why, it's just the c?
me as an itch anywhere else c?
ly you can't scratch it as C(
ill."
C(
Cl
Election Agent: "That was a
>od long speech our candidate Cl
ade on the farming question, Ci
asn't it?" g
Farmer: "It wasn't so bad, but
couple o' nights' good rain D
ould done a sight more good." D
What a difference a comma D
>es make! D
Woman is pretty, generally D
>eaking. D
Woman is pretty generally
jeaking. D
Teacher: "Now, Tom, hold your
sad up and shoulders back? E
ju'd like to have a fine carriage E
hen you're a man, wouldn't E
DU?" f
Tom: 'Well, Id rather have an
rplane." :E
*?
THE STATE PO
He had just been worsted in
business deal and he was very
igry.
"I look upon you, sir as a rasil!"
he said.
"You are privileged," said his
ival, "to look upon me in any
iiaracter you care to assume."
Employer ? "Personal appear
nee is a helpful factor in busi-|
ess success."
Employee?"Yes, and business
uccess is a helpful factor in peronal
appearance."
A colored man doing a hauling
5b was told that he couldn't get
is money until he submitted a
tatement. After much meditaion
he evolved the following bill:
Three comes and three goes at
bits a went: 53.00."
As the Years Pass?Evolution
f man's ambition:?
To be a circus clown.
To be a fireman.
To do something noble.
To get wealthy.
To make ends meet.
To get the old-age pension.
Teacher: "If your father could
J a piece of work in six days
id your uncle could do it in j
ur, how long would it take'
>th of them to do it?"
Johnny: "They'd never get it,
>ne. They'd sit down under a I
lade tree and tell fish stories."-,
A nAKswO faanVior rton rrV? f q |
XX PWIWI WittVHVi vuuguw ? j
nail boy scribbling on a piece j
paper. It contained the words,j
Slow, blow, draw, blow, draw, j
ow."
"What's the meaning of all
is?" demanded the teacher.
"That's the music for my
outh organ," responded the
y- ^
Mr. Peebles?Why are you so
te? You were to meet me here
4 o'clock and now it is nearsix.
Mrs. Peebles?Now don't scold,
ar, I stopped by the Women's j
ub to hear Mrs. Catterby's lecre
on "The Necessity of Being :
inctual." :
ale Of Land
For Taxes:
Notice is hereby given that I '
.ve this day levied on the fol- *
ving described real estate situ- '
ed within the corporate limits i
ti e City of Southport, N. C., :
satisfy taxes due City of
uthport for the year 1935, and ;
11 sell same to the highest bidr
for rdsh at City Hall door in
id Ci.y at 10:00 A. M? i
September 21, 1936, 1
less sooner redeemed according i
law.
J. E. CARR, J
City Tax Collector.
"WHITE RACE ,
ine Ileseriptlon Total Tax 1
of Property and Cost ,
ams and Morrison, 1 lot Bay
Street $ 45.26
iridge, J. S., I lot Brown St. 12.46 ,
en. Philip, Waterskirth 297.40 '
derson, Mrs. May, 1 lot West .
Q qo i
nold, F."v:; estate, lj?"Wat- 1
rsKirt 25.11 ,
nold, Mrs. P. V. estate 1 lot 1
5rown Street 10.48 ,
nold, F. W., 1 lot Southport i
{eights 1.48 J
nold. George, 1 lot West St 4.42 J j
nold, James, 1 lot Brunswick ! '
Street 8.23 1
nold, J. A., 1 lot west St., 1
lay, 1 Spt. Hts., % Interest
.Vaterskirt 28.60 ,
nold, J. C., 2 lots Brown St. 17.60 1
nold, J. J., 1 lot Spt. Hts. ? 1.48 T
nold. J. N? 1 lot West Street 26.15 {
nold. L. C.. 1 lot Bwk. St. _ 13.65 J
kinson, S. V., 2 lots Spt. Hts. 1.95 1
trey, G. W? 1 lot Howe St. 17.05 _
Hard, Mrs. Betsy, 1 lot Bay
Street - 7.33 =
nk of Hanover, 2 lots, Nos. .
1 and 12 3.38 5
nk of Southport, 1 lot Clarenlon
1.48 5
rnett, W. H., 1 lot Bay St... 32.62 ,
11, H. F., 1 lot Atlantic Ave. 4.16 ?
ooks, J. W? 1 lot Brown St.,
. Atl., \k C. N. Phillips, 1 ?
Spt. Hts. 18.78 ,
own, Dr. F. L? 1 lot Atl.
\venue< ? 1.79 '
yan, John W? 1 lot Bwk. St. 20.21
yant, Henrietta, 1 lot Howe
Street 2.54 ?
ickman, P. J., 1 lot Howe St. 9.69
.rr, T. B., estate 2 lots Cas- ?
well, 1 Burlington 21.74
ntral Consumers' Co., 1 lot
St. George St. 2.54
lamblee & Marsh, 1 lot Moore
and Howe L. 92.69 1
lurch, Jas. B., 1 lot Moore
and Lord, 2 S. &. W., 'A in- '
terest in 3 lots Spt. Hts 20.05
lurch, Jas. B. & Co., 1 wharf !
and packing house 16.81
loker, Mrs. Sabra, 1 lot Bwk.
Street 10.33 I
irlette, H. C? 1 lot Bay St.,
1 Waterskin 23.13
ix, Asa, 1 lot Brown St. 10.48
>x, Mrs. Katie, 1 lot Atl. Ave. 12.86 '
ix, Marcellus, 1 lot Atl. Ave.,
1 Atl., and Brown, 1 Atl. and
Leonard 30.09
ix, Victor 1 lot West Street.. 5.74
ranmer, E. H., 2 lots west
end, 2 Moore, 1 Atl.. 1 Nash 96.96
-apon, C. M, 1 lot Moore and
Howe ? 21.65
rawford, J. N. V., 1 lot Arnold 3.38
rowley, J. S., 1 lot Bwk. St. 10.48
a vie S P. 1 lot West and
AO* "! " 29.45
osher, Charles E.. 1 lot Clarendon
and Brown. 1 Atl. 17.85
osher. Harry L.. 1 lot Atl.
Ave.. 1 Howe and Leonard .. 33.66
osher, Hoyle & Hermine, 1 lot
Moore Street 15.23
ozier, Edwin W., 1 lot Nash
Street ? 10.18
osher. Mrs. F. G.. 1 lot Brown
Street ? _ i
osher. Mrs. Mary E., estate, i
lot Caswell, 1 S. & W? 1 west 8.90
osher, Richard, estate, 1 lot
Clarendon. 1 Boundary, 1 Bay
1 Waterskirt ,1 Dry, 2 Rhett.
1 S. & W.. 1 Swp. Gdn., 1
Boundary and Clarendon 133.55
trew, Mrs. Gertrude, heirs, 1
lot Lord Street 13.55
aman. T. M? 1 lot Howe St. 6.53
lllis, B. A.. 1 lot West St. 16.90
Ivans. Joseph. 1 city lot 1.55
aredo, Mrs. Joseph, 1 lot Spt.
Hts 2.19
odale Brothers, Waterskirt 43.68
'orrester, Mrs. Almira, l lot
RT PILOT. SOUTHPORT, N. I
Atl. Avenue _ 3.38 Wi
Fountain, W. B., 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.63 i
Fountain, W. G., 1 lot Howe <
Street - 17.29 j IV
French. Mrs. W. A., 1 lot St. W
George St. 3.38
Fulcher, Mrs. Mary E., estate \W
1 lot Dry Street ? 13.65 j
Fullwood. .Mrs. J. IV.. 1 lot !W
West Street 10.17 < i
Fullwood, W. T? 1 lot Dry St... 9.06 iW
Furpless, Price, 1 lot Howe St.
1 Caswell, 1 Howe 108.571W
Galloway. Dr. W. C., 1 lot |lV
Waterfront 14.44
Glenn Canning Co.. 1 Water- Vj
skirt 58.70 Cc
Glover, Horace D? 1 lot Bay Ft
Street 12.86
Greer, Dee, 1 lot Dry Street 14.44
Greer, Mrs. Geo. H., 1 lots Atl.
Avenue 25.90
Guthrie. Dr. M. C., 1 lot West n,
Street 5.74 ?
Guthrie, M. C., estate, in- B<
terest Lewis 3.38 j
1 Hewett, John, 1 lot Howe St. 2.83 i r,
Holden, John estate, 1 lot Spt.
Hts 1.79 R(
Holt, Josiah, 1 lot Howe St... 9.30
,Hood, H. IV., 1 lot Atl. Ave. r,
2 Moore Street 179.68
iHowey, Mrs. Hattie, 1 lot Bay r,
I Street 43.68
Jenrette, Mrs. John, 1 lot Atl. , r,
Ave., 1 Spt. Hts. 3.22
Jorgenson, Mrs. Niels, 1 lot r.
Dry Street 16.02 ,
Jocelyn Co., 1 lot West St. .. 17.32 R.
Johnson. J. M? 1 lot Caswell St. 7.32 r
Jones & McKoy, 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.791 ,
Jones, Willie H., 1 lot Bwk. r.
Street 23.14j ,
Jones, Johnnie 1 lot Back Alley 3.38 |r,'
Jones. Rebecca estate 1 lot Lord
Street 6.38 R;
Kerr, Charles G., 1 lot Atl. Ave. 2.19.
Larsen, P. W., 1 lot Brown St. 13.11 I r,
I.arsen. Peter est., 1 lot Brown | ,
. Street 11.28 rJ
Lennon, J. O., 1 lot Leonard rStreet
2.58 <
Lewis, Mrs. Jennie. 1 lot Brown r2
Street 13.65 <
Lewis, Mrs. Miriam, 1 lot Lord rii
Street ? ? 10.49 <
Lewis, T. K? 1 lot Dry St 16.33 ri".
Lewis, Frank, estate 1 lot West
, Street 3.61 C1(
Lewis, Mrs. J. A., estate 1 lot )
Cottage 1.79
Lewis, S. S? 1 lot Burlington & r '
St. George Streets 13.65 rJ,
Lewis. W. E.. 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.79 |r?
Llndsey, T. H.. 1 lot At!.. Ave., *
1 Howe, 1 Howe and Alley .. 62.65 p,t
Llndsey, T. H.. Trustee, 125 lots ?
S. & W. 17.60 Da
Llndsey & Berg 1 lot Howe St. 9.30
Lucas, Mrs. Ruth, 1 lot Bwk. na
Street 21.55 ?
MoKeithan, Mrs. A. T? 2 lots n?
Howe. 1 Spt. Hts 40.92 r?
MoKeithan, M. A., estate 1 lot o
Bwk. St 12.86 m,
MoRacken, J. R,, etitate. 1 lot j
Spt. Hts., 1 Howe and Moore, pC
1 Atl. and Nash. 1 Howe 108.89 g
Manson, W. C.t 1 lot Lord and -En
West Streets ..._ 15.23 7Marsh,
L. A., 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.48 pa
Maultsby, R. H? 1 lot Atl. Ave. o
1 Howe 6.53 p.?
Mercer. A. B.. 1 lot Spt. Hts. .. 1.63 pC
Mlntz, M. B? estate 1 lot Swp.
Garden, 1 West Street 22.00 p-v
Moore, A. W? 1 lot Rhett St. .. 2.58 ,
Moore. Joel. 1 lot Nash St., 1 ?
Atl., 1 West, 1 Clarendon .. 70.10 j?v
Moore, Mrs. Mamie S? 1 lot p?'
Atl. Avenue 38.94 pr,
Moore, Dr. T. V., 1 lot Caswell t.
Street 13.65 prt
Moore, W. B.. 1 lot Clarendon 8.36 I
Neighborhood Store, 1 lot West pri
Street 6.74 g
Mewton, E. C., 1 lot Leonard I pvi
Street 2.67r"
Mewton, John Richard, 1 lot pvi
West and Caswell 37.36 A
Mewton, W. J., heirs, 2 lots eh
Owens. 1 Bwk. & West ..... 9.69 o
Mewton, Lottie Mae, 1 lot Cas- p.,
well and Nash 21.55
Mewton, Walker estate 1 lot p.l
Moore and Lord Sts.. 1 West 58.07 e
Mewton, Mrs. W. J., 1 lot Moore r
Street - 49.01
Mewton. Mrs. S. D? estate 1 lot r
Caswell Street ..... 18.39
Micholson. G. H,. 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.63
Miernsee, Mrs. E. S-, 1 lot Moore
Street 19.97
Morment, G .L? 1 lot Atl. Ave. 6.15
Morthrop. Mrs. Lucy B., 1 lot ?
Caswell St., 1 Moore 120.66 *
Morthrop Funeral Home, 1 lot ^
Caswell St 10.49 Gal
'age, B. R., 2 lots Atl. Ave... 28.48 a
Parker, Mrs. Annie F., 1 lot Gal
Lord Street 19.50 B
Peoples United Bank, 1 lot Gal
Moore and Bay Streets, 1 a
Howe, 1 S. & W 527.78 Gib
'errv, Nelson, 1 lot Spt. Hts. 3.38 a
'hillips, B. R., 1 city lot 7.32 Goc
'inner, J. A., 1 lot West and Got
Lord Streets, 1 Burlington, Goi
1 West 31.27 S
'inner, Mrs. Mattie, 1 lot West, Got
1 Owens and Atl. ? 12.07 B
'inner, W. T.. estate 1 lot Dry Got
Street, 1 Howe and Owens. 1 Got
Spt. Hts 13.01 S
'otter, Mrs. J. C., 2 lots Spt. Gor
Hts. 1.79 Gor
'otter, John P., 1 lot Bwk. St. 17.75 A
'rice, Jesse D.. 1 lot Atl. and Got
Brown 16.81 Gor
'rice, Mrs. J. E., 1 lot Lord Gor
Street 16.50 Gor
'ulley, W. D? 1 lot Atl. Ave. 4.16 S
tees, John, 1 lot Nash St. 10.88 Gor
teno, Edw. 1 lot Atl. Avenue .. 7.32 G
thodes, I. B., 1 lot Stp. Hts... 2.19 Gre
tobbins, A. J., 4hi lots Howe, w
1 West, 1 Nash and Howe. Gre
1 Howe and Leonard, 1 West Gre
and Dry, 1 Owens and Howe 152.28 B
lice, A. M., 1 St. George and Gre
Atl 3.38 di
tobinson, G. D., 1 lot Atl. Ave 35.621 Gre
tourk, Chas. A., 1 lot Bay St. 9.571 B
tuark, J. W? 1 lot Nash and Gril
Atl., 1 lot Dry, 1 Caswell .... 58.85! L
tul/s, J. H., 1 lot Atl. Avenue 2.19 j Grii
Sellers, Luther, 1 lot Dry and lii
Brown 10.49 Hai
ihepard, Mrs. Eva Mae. 1 lot ' ! vi
Nash Street 27.87 Hai
Smith, A. W? 1 lot Clarendon ts
Street 5.991 Hai
Smith, Isaac B. estate 1 lot S
Moore and Nash Streets 34.20 Hai
Smith, Jas. E., Sr., 1 lot Lord ei
Street ? 17.60 Hai
Smith, John E? 1 lot Atl. Ave. 2.19 S
Smith, Mrs. Minnie, 1 lot Howe Hai
Street 3.38 C
Smith, W. L., 1 lot West St. 4.56 Hai
Southerland, C. G., 1 lot Water- V
front 14.44 Hai
Southport Investment and Pro- ti
motion Co., 1 lot Turrentine, Ha
1 Galloway, 1 Swp. Gdn., 1 v
Caswell, 1 Moore, 1 Ice Plant, Ha
1 Hankins 29.93 a
Spencer, Mrs. Fannie, estate 1 Ha
Lot Atl. and Leonard 2.58 d
Spencer, Harry, 1 lot Atl. Ave. 3.38 Ha
Spencer, M. C., 1 lot Brown St. 15.31 t;
Stevens, A. E.. 1 lot Brown St., He
1 Atl., 2 Howe, 1 Burlington, S
OA cr P- 117 CK 01 tTo'
Stvron,' W. M." est" 1 loTWest ' t
Street 14.44 Hil
Sue, W. A., est., 1 lot Lord St. 4.16 Ho
Swain, Gertrude B., estate 1 Ho
lot Howe St. - 16.02 C
Swain, P. L? 1 lot Spt. Hts. 1.79 Ja<
Swan. C. N., 1 lot west 23.71 a
Swan, Mrs. John G. 1 lot Atl. Ja(
Avenue ? 25.90 ?
Swasey, George, 35 lots Swasey, Jai
1 lot Atl 27.87 i
St. George, R. D., 1 lot Howe Jol
and West 12.86 Lei
St. George, C. B., estate, 1 lot Lei
Spt Hts. 1.40 ?
St. George. C. B. & D. F? 1 Lei
lot Nash and Dry 6.53 a
Taylor, C. Ed, Truste tor chll- Lei
dren, 2 lots Cottage ? 1.79 Le<
Taylor. C. Ed., 1-8 Moore St., (
% Moore and Davis, 1-8 Nash. 'Lei
% Burris, 2 Jenrette, 1 H. Bur- a
rfs, 2 Clarendon, 1-8 Piver. 1-3 Lei
Drumb, 1 Swp. Gdn.. 3 Atlan- c
tic. 8 Spt. Hts., 1-8 Atl., 1-8 Le
Dry, 1-8 West __ 117.43 Mr
Taylor, C. Ed. Trustee for 1
Laundry, 1 lot Ice Plant 3.38 Mc
Taylor, Jessie S? 1 lot Howe ?
and Bay .... 44.47 Mc
Taylor & Berg, 7 lots Swp. 1 Mc
Gdn., 4 Weeks 41.15 Mr
Thompson, J. W., 1 lot Swamp 1
Garden 9 68 Mr
Thompson, M. G? 1 lot Bay St.. ' Mc
1 Bwk., 1 Howe, 1 Moore, Mr
1 Dry eg 99 Mil
Van Arminge, C. S? 4 lots Bay. I Mi]
1 Bay & Atl., 1 Davis 187.lt!" a
M atts, C. E., 1 lot Bav Street 13 66 Mil
Watts. Sr W? 1 lot Lord St 23.6? J
Meeks, Harry, 1 lot Moore St 33 11 1 Mil
Wescott. John. 1 lot Atl. Ave! eiss j Alii
c.
seks, Wm? estate, 1 lot Leonlrd
St., 1 Swp. Gdn? 1
3 wens ? 7-32
ells, Joe., 1 Spt. Hts. 1.63
eseott. It. jr.. estate 1 lot
IN'est End ? 1.10
illiamson, Mrs. Mary S., 1 lot
Howe & West Streets 26.60
illis, Jlrs. E. O., 1 lot Davis
Street ? 38.94
. B. and S. R. R., 1 lot Bay,
Rhett and Moore ... ? 32.62
olfe, .Mrs. Eva. 1 lot West St. 8.35
oodside, Sirs. R. T? 1 lot Caswell
St ...- ? 32.39
i.skell. E. T.. 1 lot Moore St. 16.21
>x. .Mrs. Mary. 1 lot Bwk St. 3.35
irpless, Jas., 1 lot Burlington
Street ? 1.4?
COLORED RACE
inks, Ada, estate 1 lot Lord
Street ? ? 6.11
ill, Flossie, I lot Caswell St. 5.35
:llamy, H. V., 1 lot Clarendon
Avenue ? 8.81
illamy, Jasper, 1 lot Clarendon
Avenue ? 6.91
;rry, Bertram, 1 lot Lord &
Owons 15.0?
;rry, Henry, estate 1 lot Rhett
St., 1 St. George and Caswell 13.41
:rry, Sam. 1 lot Swamp Garden,
1 Gridiron _ 7.35
;tts, Sam, 1 lot Caswell St.,
1 Lord 7.32
>wen, Genevieve, 1 lot Caswell
Street 2.19
>\ven, Jas., 1 lot West St 2.55
inson, Calvin, 1 lot Howe, 1
Owens, 1 Brown 23.21
own, Elizabeth, 1 lot Brown
Street 11.28
own, Olivia, 1 lot Clarendon
Avenue 4.95
own Sally 1 lot Clarendon
Avenue .. 6.59
own, W. H? 1 lot St. George,
1 Lord 9.63
yant, David, 1 lot Loughlin.. 1.40
yant, Henry W? 1 lot Brown
Street 8.05
yant, Ransom, 1 lot Rhett
Street 2.58
immons. Annie, 1 lot Lord
Street. 1 Brown 8.90
;mmons, George A., 1 lot Leonird
& Clarendon 5.74
imomns, I. P., 1 lot College
tvenue 1.63
immons, Jas., 3 lots Lord St. 16.66
immons, John, 1 lot Brown St 8.36
tton, Sarah, 1 lot Brown St. 8.11
vis, Alice, 1 lot Clarendon
i venue ? ? 3.38
vis, Anthony, est., 1 lot Rhett
ind West Streets ? - 16.23
vis, Henry D., 1 lot Clarenlon
Avenue ? 2.98
vis, Elmer, 1 lot St. George
itreet - 7.32
vis, Lydiana, 1 lot Rhett St. 6.14
vis, W. D? estate 1 lot West
itreet 8.11
con, Mary P., 1 lot Caswell
Itreet - 1.79
gles, Esther, 1 lot Caswell
itreet ? 2.19
gles, Rose J., estate, 1 lot
>wens and Castle 10.49
sley, Mary, estate, 1 lot Lord
treet 11.83
ans, India, 1 lot Rhett St. 5.11
ans, John, estate, 1 lot Lord
nd St. George Streets 15.23
ans, J. R.. estate, 1 lot Howe
nd St. George Streets, 1
[owe, 3 Clarendon 34.89
ans. Sallie, 1 lot West. St. 11.28
ans, Willie E? 1 lot Lord St. 11.52
seman, Anna, 1 lot Rhett &
Vest Streets 5.74
nk. John S., 1 lot Clarendon
.venue 6.47
nk, John W? 1 lot Caswell
treet 6.53
nk. Lizzie, est., 1 lot Cas'ell
Street 6.53
nk, Parrish, est., 1 lot St.
'eorge Street 5.74
nk, Tom, 1 lot St. George
treet 4.56
loway, Alexander, 1 lot St.
leorge Street 3.62
loway, Caroline, 1 lot Brown
treet 6.53
loway, George A., et late. 1
>t Caswell and Leonard Sts. 2.98
loway, J. J., 1 lot Howe St. 2.58
loway. John W.. est.. 1 lot
Fowe Street 7.32
loway. Joseph, 1 lot Clarenon
Avenue ..._ 2.58
loway. Louvenia, 1 lot Cas ell
Street 4.56
loway. Lucy. 1 lot Howe St. 2.58
loway, Mary Ann, 1 lot Lord
nd Brown Streets 6.93
loway, Nancy, estate, 1 lot
rown Street 8.90
loway, Oscar, 1 lot Owens
nd Castle, 1 Brown 6.14
bs, Hannah, estate 1 lot Nash
nd West Streets 4.96
idman, Castello, 1 lot Cottage 6.93
don, Carrie, 1 lot Caswell St. 10.49
don, C. P., estate 1 lot Lord
treet ..._ 1.79
don, Frank H., Sr., 1 lot
rown and Caswell Streets .. 7.32
don, Mattie 1 city lot 2.58
don, Mary M., 1 lot Lord
treet 3.13
don, Peter. 5 lots Metts 1.79
don, Viola. 1 lot Clarendon
venue 5.43
e, Alex, 1 lot Lord St. 11.28
e, Brlttie, 1 lot Caswell _ 3.76
e, Elias, 1 lot Burlington .. 6.47
e, John M., 1 lot Caswell
treet 4.95
e, Martha, estate 1 lot St.
eorge Street ..._ 2.58
en, Amelia, estate 1 lot Casell
Street 4.16
en, Fred, 1 lot West 4.16
en, Joe. 2 lots Howe and
rown Streets, 1 lot Caswell 22.34
en, Henry B., 1 lot Clarenjn
and Leonard Streets 7.32
en, Isadora, 1 lot Rhett and
rown Streets ? 4.56
ffin, Whitfield, estate 1 lot
ord and Leonard Streets 5.74
mes, Daniel estate 1 lot Burngton
Street ? 6,74
ikins, Abe, 1 lot Hankinslle
? 6.93
ikins, Ben, est., 7 lots Cotige
L_ 12.70
ikins, Edward, 1 lot West
treet. 1 Brown 8.51
ikins, Francenia, 1 lot Claridon
Avenue ? 4.79
skins, J. H., 1 lot St. George
treet . ? 6-53
nkins, John Thos., 1 lots
ottage - ? 4.56
nkins, Lester, 1 lot Rhett and
?'est Streets ? 8.90
nkins, Mary, estate, 1 lot Cotige
1-79
nkins, Sarah, 1 lot Hankinsille
? ? 1-48
nkins, Sarah C., est., 2 vac
nt lots ??. 3.38
nkins, Wade, 1 lot Clarenon
Avenue ? 4.64
nkins, Wm., H., 3 lots Cotage
? 4.95
wett, Lula V., 1 lot Lord
treet, 1 Burlington ? 9.30
wett, Olympus, 1 lot Burlingon
Street 5.90
1, Geneva, 1 lot Caswell St... 5.74
lmes. Dora 1 lot Cottage 2.58
we, Sarah A., 1 lot St.
' eorge St., 1 lot West 8.11
;kson, Frank, 1 lot West
,nd College 18.39
-kson, Isaac, Sr., 1 lot Caswell
itreet ? 6.93
:kson, Thos., 1 lot Clarendon
t venue ? 6.14
tnson, Carrie, 1 lot West St. 1.79
s, Alex,' 2 lots Cottage 2.58
b, Chas. W., 1 lot Caswell
itreet 6.53
b, Dan, estate 1 lot Brown
ind Howe Streets 16 81
e. Florence. 13 lots Cottage .. 10.88
b, George, 1 lot Leonard and
'larendon Streets 14 07
b, Hannah, estate 1 lot Owens
tnd Caswell 614
e. Phosie, est., 1 lot Clarenlon
Avenue 4.16
wis, Jas., 1 lot Cottage L79
Donald, Elizabeth estate, 1
ot Rhett Steret 416
Donald, John, Sr., 1 lot West
,licn, a i^asn ana West .... 15.23
Kenzie, Wm., 2 lots Howe St. 8.11
Koy, E. E.. 1 lot Howe St... 9.25
Koy, Martha, estate 1 lot
Vest Street 2.58
Koy. J. S., 1 lot Howe St... 14.68
Neil. Lou, 1 lot Hankins _ 1.95
Xeil, Tom, 1 lot Hankins ,. 4.88
Her, ,Tas? 1 lot Hankins 3.29
lis, Richard 1 lot St. George
nd Caswell - 7.72
tchell, Josey, 1 lot St. Geor:e
Street 2.19
tchell, George 1 lot Galloway 1.48
tchell, G. W., 1 city lot 1.63
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Mitchell, Henry. 1 lot Hhett St. 8.11 j!
Moore, Fred 1 lot St. George St. 6.14
Moore, Fred D., 1 lot Lord St. 9.91 .
Moore, Jas., 1 lot Brown St... 18.59 i
i Moore, Julius, 1 lot St. George i
i Street ? 8.11
I Moore, Robt. W., 1 lot Burlington
Street ? ? - 2.42 !
Moore. Sarah, 1 lot Nash and
West Street, 1 lot St. George 13.50 S
Moore, Wm., Sr., 1 lot Lord St.,
| 1 Burlington 7.01 i
Morris, Henry estate 3 lot Rhett
i Street .? 4.16 ,
i! Mum ford. Herbert 1 lot Caswell
i Street - 8.90 ;
t! Murphy, Walter 1 lot Boundary 4.56 ;
Murray, Rebecca estate 1 lot
1 and Leonard Streets 2.58 ,
Murray, Robert, 1 lot Lord ?t. 4.95
| Parker, Geo. estate 1 lot Clar- ;
endon and St. George, 1 CasI
well ~~? 6-53
: Parker, Louvenia, 1 lot St. George
Street - 21.95 i
Parker, W. M., 1 lot Lord St... 3.38 f
' Prestridge, Mrs. Alethia, 1 lot
Nash Street 12.07
I Price, Anthony, 1 lot Burlington
Street --- 6.53
I Price. Harry 1 lot Clarendon
Avenue - - ? 915
. Price, Sam, 1 city lot 1.63
Reaves, Elizabeth estate 1 lot
! Nash Street ? 5.74 1
Reaves, Joseph 1 lot Howe St. 5.74
! Reaves. Lizzie C., 1 lot Caswell 1
Street ? - ----- 11.46 '
i Reaves, Perry estate 1 lot St. ,
! George Street 6.93
Reaves, Saul estate 1 lot Howe
and St. George Streets 4.16
Richardson, G. R., 1 lot Howe, ,
Caswell and St. George ? _ 6.53
Smith, Alex, 1 lot Clarendon ^
and Owens ? 3.85
Smith. Alfred 1 lot Burlington .
Street ...- ?? ? ? 5.66
Smith, Almira 1 lot Cottage .. 7.72
Smith, Florence M., 1 lot Col- 1
lins Avenue - 8.90 1
Smith, J. Wesley, Jr., 1 lot \
Caswell Street ? ? 5.74
Smith, J. Wesley estate 1 lot 1
| Lord and St. George Streets.. 6.74
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A Series of Brief Discussions on Dr
cated to the Safety, Comfort and
of the Motoring Public. Prep
by General Motors
No. 9?COUNT
Irt risctrssiNa brakes we spoke of our
our own private railroads, so to speal
As a rule we engineers behind the
. . ?? runs ... back ai
' the rest of our re
and especially wl
SByp^Sis'^i' " likely to want t<
311 J Tjfl there we are, ou
*^ ""1 ' A our "Overland L
"SaSTsSW^ Railroads put
'' Jf* . / tant runs like tt
What the raili
W .1 Is the one who h,
/?$?? -Ja tn, time after tir
Jftfvsp . :a to regret Now tl
that explains hi!
._ . *~-~ else. He believe!
" ' are signals that
exactly what they say. Wnen a semaphc
Whenever he gets the sign of a curve or
ingly. Every red and green and amb<
comes winking through the darkness me!
order that he'd never dream of ignorini
a flare warns him of danger, he just si
gets the go-ahead. Now, when we pul
station and on to the main track, if i
engineers we'll take good heed of our si;
come flashing by?"Curve," "Steep Hill,
"Stop." But along comes one that says "1
and there doesn't happen to be any ca
that other road. Or one that says "Scht
and there aren't any children about. (
when wet," but today the road is dry.
the result? Why, a good many of us get to
signals with a grain of salt, and, after i
so much salt that if we aren't careful tho;
It isn't hard to imagine what would hapi
""A(1, , that habit. He wo
<?\\00^ lT~" - matter how many
ORflt \ DANr.te sa*y- he stm S?es
$iojNW-j/^00 uth And people who <
u-r^fn CUR], tell us thev have 1
SlUr ?\IC^= habits as the eng
/nj^ tone habit as tt
LUrrjsr' y linwu other, and it pa]
=Tu\l C imi/l to form the habit c
Hi j" L_-rg?oll n ^ automatically ac1
J ^UQliVDtnJing on the advic
\Pv -r^Tt ft J) of our roadsitl
UUyTflVk/v signs.
\Ut1 B , So it isn't enoug
wi? es* n A just t0 have ou
engine in good shape, and to watch on
fuel and oil, or even to follow the rul
of not driving too many hours at
stretch. Those things are highly importan
but it is just as important to watch fo
our signals and follow them religiousl;
Then we can look forward to sendin
back that ever-welcome message?"Ai
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Brown Street f ?? 1 '9
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cars as transportation
with home tor our terr^H
steering wheel work only
od forth from the office, r?JH
gular stops. But every
hen vacation time rolls argi^H
) change our run. And one
t on the main line, at thefcsM
imited," if you please. V
only their best engineers ::fl
-oad men mean by the best e]B
as taken his train out anibtfl
ne, year after year, withoutifl
here's one thing about thagH
; good record better than qH
3 in signs. All along the ivl
tell him what to do, and 'jH
jre says slow down, he slniH
' grade, he adjusts his speedi^l
>r light that
ans a definite "V^, g j
g. And when
.ops until he *V
1 out of our ^ V*
we are good '
gnals as they =?
" red light?
ntersection,"
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taking those
I while with
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>en if the railroad engineer p
uldn't be an engineer very la
' times his warnings proven
; on accepting them as gospei:
drive thousands of miles eve?
trained themselves to the vr
ineers. \Ve can just as easii;
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