I
ELOQUENT SPEECH. J
Sena tor Z.V. Ung Py Tribute to Ho.
Lee 8. Oferaaam.
Below we publish the speech of
Senator Z. V. Lon?, of Iredell
County, in seconding the nomua
tion of Hon. Lee S. Overman before
the Joint Caucus of the General As
sembly. Mr. Long is one of the
best talkers of the yonng men
the State:
Mr. Chairman, and Gentlemen of
the Joint Demociatic Caucus:
I arise with no hope, Mr. Chair
man and gentlemen of the caucus,
of paying the heart felt and deserv
ing tribute due the distinguished
servant with whom we meet to do
homage to-night, but rather to voice
in some measure the sentiment of a
great section of North Carolina and
to express their appreciation and
gratitude to our preseut matchless
Senator for a faith well kept aud u
dtity well performed.
I congratulate North Carolina at
this hour, I congratulate her for the
peace that smiled like an angel of
light upon her happy and prosper
ous people; for tbi spotless, uusul.
lied reputaii m of her public ser
vants, while othdr states bive be?n
pnt to shame under the penetrating
light of a quickened conscieice and
enlightened public opinion, the honor
aud uanifc of North Carolina Ins
8hiued iike a polished diamond.
I congratulate her for the pro l
and exba'tet! position which this
great common weal t now occupied
in the shimmering galaxy of Ameri
can States. All, Mr. Chairman,
the glorious fruit.ige of Democratic
administration in North Carolina.
Six years ago, Mr, Chairman ami
Senators, the Demociatic p.irty oh ae
as one of her staadjrd beare rs t.ie
Hou Lee S. Overman and when he
raised ili'tt staudard titers wad blot
ted out forever the last slimy trail
of fusion sin, disgrace and rum fiom
the fair la -e uf North Carolina. I
' read m legend of a stranger who
i suddenly arrived in a sttaue land,
and upon being abked by i e natives
who he was, tt-e reply came: ! m
a yart of all I have met." This
man, Mr. Chairman, is a part of all
North Citroliua. In him is rell cled
all the shining virtues of our gieac
petple, worthy of her past, equal to
her preseut, prophetic of her future,
the fulfillment of all our hopes, the
realization of all our dreams of
statesmanship. Whether it be the
sturdy, determined, industrious
manhood who make the broad plaius
of the East blossom like the rse, or
whether it be yonder brave moun
taineer who dwells amid his granite
walled home, made so beautiful by
the hand of Qod, their interest, their
all is equally dear to him. What
greater tribute could be paid, when
after six years service in the fore
front of the battle, we meet to renew
his commission and in doing so we
but record the people's will. But
unanimous, Mr. Chairman, aB it is
let ns not forget what honor we
give, what power we bestow. I do
not share the belief of some in this
hour of defeat, that our piinciples
have been abandoned, our ueals vau -ished
from the hearts of the people,
the eternal principles and high deals
upon which this governmental fabric
rests, but never before did our coun
try so imperatively call fr me. As
oar civilization grows aod intensi
fies, the character of our public men
must become broader, firmer and
more determined. There is a revo
lution in the minds and hearts. tf
the American people, great questions
are forging themselves to the surface
of the great ocean of public opinion
and clamoring for Bolution; questions
upon the solution of which depends
01 r domes nc Happiness, our civil
freedom, and. I believe. Mr. Chair
man and Senators, that out of this
conflict our republic will finally
arise as it has ever done, stronger
and grander than ever before, that
the people will stand forth with
clearer conceptions of citizenship,
higher deals of oivil government, a
desperate desire for a better condi
tion and a daring determination to
reach it. In this happy consumma
tion North Carolina can no more
gloriously contribute her part than
to send back to the highest council
of the nation, the greatest form on
earth, that charming oratoi, that
splendi thinker, her favored son,
the Hon. Lee S. Overman of Rowan
Gountjjr.
A Democrat who thinks ith and
for the people. A Democrat who
not only thinks but who knows that
' in this hour of peril we cannot fiee
ourselves from the evils which en
viron us by flying to others that we
know rot of, but who knows and
. dares maintain that this is a consti
tutional 'ovemment, and in the
historic language of the immortal
Jackson "By the eternal, the con-
, stitution must bd preserved."
Learned in state-craft like Jeffer
son, his teacher, brave and fearless
in battle like Jackson, with a heart
broad and sympathetic and as true
to the hopes and asperatioos of the
plain common people as the immor
tal Vance.
In the name of Western North
Carolina, in the name of the splen
did Democracy of Iredell County,
the people among whom he began
life's service, I second the nomina
tion of the Hon. Lee S. Overman.
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Seaae Ashebsre People Have learned
How U Get RU of Moth.
Backache and kidney ache arc
twin brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of tke back
ache until you cure the kidnty ache.
If the kidneys are well and stroig,
the rest of the system is pretty sure
to be in vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong
healthy kidneys.
Mrs. M. A. Hill, Main St., . Ran
dlenuu, N. C, says: 'I used D an'a
Kidney;Pills and can conscientious
ly say that they did more goad than
any remedy I had previously takeu.
My kidneys were in a disordered c -u-dition
and caused me to suffer severe
ly from dull pains across the sni tll
of my back, accompanied by head
aches. I heard so much aboiu
Doa.i's Kidney Pills tiiat I procured
a oox and commenced uoi ig them
as directed. Pliey uelped nic a
once and I am cuiuinuiug to take
tiieui, uriog conliieut tajt a further
use will liet a complete cure. 1
ad viae others suffering i.i a Miiuil r
m timer to gire Djju's Kidney i'wls
a in 1
i'or tale by all dealers, i'rice 50
'em Fos.er-Milouru Co., Buffalo,
M .-v York, so e agents for the Unit
cu rfl'ai'es.
It'einember taa uame D-uu's
arnl Uke ao other.
TRANSFER OF GOLD MINE.
Tiir tola field Mine is Sold to a t'np til
ls t ut Xi w York.
The property of the Iota Mining
Company, situated in Montgomery
county, aoont two miles from 0;iii-
oor, w is transferred yesterday by
the receiver M. L. Jones to a Mr.
Fleming, of N;w York, the cosidei-
at.ou being $50,001). The purchaser
is understood to be a practical min
iu(j expert and it is sunl, ou what
appears to be good authority, that
he will spend a ve y considerable
sum in developing the property
which has produced over $350,00
in free gold quartz since its disooveiy
in 1901.
Cure Sweeney aud Ke moved a Spavin.
Dr. Sloan's Liniment and Vori
nary Remedies are well known all
over the county. They have saved
the lives of many valuable horses
are a permanent institution in thou
sands of stables.
Mr. G. T. Robeits of Resaca, Ga.,
R. F. D. No. I, Box 43, writes:
"I have used yonr Liniment ou a
horse for Sweeney aud effected a
thorough cure. I also removed a
spavin on a mule. This spavin a
as large as aguiaea egg. 1 regard
Slean's Liniment as the most pene
trating and effective Liniment I have
ever known."
Mr. 11. M. Gibbs, of Larence,
Kans., R. F. D. No. 3, writes:
Your Liniment is the best thai
I have, ever used. I had a mare
with an abscess on her neck aud ose
50o. bottle of Sloan's Liniment en
tirely cured her. I keep it around
all the time for galls and small
swellings aud for everything about
t-e stock."
Dr. Sloan will send his Treatise
on the Horse free to any horseman.
Address Dr. JEarl S. Sloan, Boston,
Mass., Station A.
Mr. Varuer la ltalelfib.
Mr. Yarner was among those in
the inaugural exercises. The many
friends he has made in Rileigh re
gret that he it no more with them,
but expect to welcome him from
time to time. In speaking of the
new administration, Mr. Varner
said that be wished for it all the
success that would make North
Carolina grander and greater. Said
he: 'Whether in office or out of
office I am of the straight Demo
cratic sect and I want to do all in
my power to increase the strength of
the cause of Democracy. Mr
Varner is the editoi of lhe Lexing
ton Dispatch and wil 1 devote his
time to that paper and to interests
he has in the real estate busines
News & Observer.
A Night Hlder'a Raid.
The worst night riders are calomel, proton
oil or aloes pills. They raid vour hed t-
rob you of rest. Not so with Dr. Kiag's
New Life Tills They never distress or in
onnveainnce, but always cleanse the system,
curiua tjolds, ueaaacba, (Jonstipaiion, Mal
aria, 25o. at Standard Drag Co.
You caunot convince the other
fellow until you convince yourself.
The healing soothing, refreshing action of
Holliator's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses
and regulates the bjweis, tones ana purines
the otomach, increases nerve force,
Vlalo. noli toona ,m wall Tea
or Tablet, 35 cents, Ashebiro Drug
Co.
It is the tlrngu that are whieier
ed that make the greatest noise.
Mailing More Money Out of
Cotton Crops
is merely a question of using enough of the right
kind of fertilizers.
Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers
are the right kind.
The cotton plant cannot feed on barren land. Study
your soil. Find out what it lacks. Then apply the
necessary fertilization and the results will surprise you.
See what Mr. W. C. Hays of Smith Station, Ala., did. He says:
"I planted about 30 acres of some 'gray sandy land' that had been in
cultivation for over 20 years, and used 300 pounds of Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizers per acre, and I expect to gather 30 balet from
thm SO aeras." This is why we say it is the right kind. We have
hundreds of letters like this, and even stronger, in praise of Virginia
Carolina Fertilizer for cotton.
Get a copy of the new 1909 Virginia-Carolina Farmers' ear Book
from your fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office and a copy
will be sent you free. It contains pictures of the capitols of all the
Southern States.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Sales Officei
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va.
Columbia, 8. C.
Atlanta, Oa.
Savannah, Oa.
Memphis, Teas,
Utc 100,000 Years Ago.
, . . . , , . . .
NmuMimk W foiiiiainncavHinSwitzer-l,;,,,.,,,,
IiiikI I
i ini-ii, v in- ivr I i" i.i u vi- in
;iin, when IjIi? t" notii'i! .:.iii;,er from
wild Ih'iiiiK. ! -ci:iv to. iIiii.h!, us Klionn
by A V'. I'iiMwr, ot A 'rXdiidrr, Mn , i
lrisfv hiu, fii.iuiv ili-i,rtr. 'il' it hud
nul iicon for l'i Ki;x Si w Woven,-,
v ! ifli r.'ii'f-rl m-. 1 i-inml inn iiuvr iivt.,1," he
tvi iiw. ' i:IVoi i' u ..p 1 will fiom -cw- lui'i;
ir.'iulilc m i! -tuliinirn runoli " To rii'-e So i
l.iiii-, I i I I , nbujioMti "uii);h-i, ii 'I prrvi in
l'i rum iiii ill- t'e t rt uu-ilir.un- on e.r;li
oOo i-.kiI I!K ti- :ani.Hi.l by iSii.i;.mI
Uiug Co 't'rui! b iM fie-
Exerii'iicc piuviiu
;eaoiie(j ituiim.
rUll'.ri!
Turtiii'cd On a ll ic.
''Kor ii'ii ymr 1 CvMi ! i n't riiln a li
without bi'iii4 in luri.n i hum piles " wrii"-.
It. S. Na;i r, nf I'.iis'--. Ky., h u u.l
ilnclors in tl otli-T rtineiiiiM fuilni, Jiurk
leu'a Ainiti Milv.1 cuieit me ' lufiniiiilo
for 1'ilex, liiirno, .-vsiltli. Cuts, Boil, Fever-Mn-s,
Ei-ztMiiH, -alt lil.euui, t'urLH. Hoc.
liurtiaolHi il by .Stau'larii L)ru Co.
AH i" ii were inn u fne of intjutn
bruui'ed mill tqual to uiiv aiuount of
foolidhueos.
Atlvire to Mothern: Uou't let your el il
ilren wanio away. Keep tliein strong anil
he ilthy ilnring the winter with Ilollister's
Hocy MiHiutttin Tea. It is the greale-it
itiiiic fur cliildien. Pure and haruile h,
does the greatest good. 3i)c, Tea or Tab
ions.
ABhelnjro ug Co.
A bud workman may be able to
make good promise.
Mli Laxative
for Batsy Free
TVi rliilH nf tnrl.iv is the narent of
the future, and whether it grows up
healthy and strong, or puny and weak,
depends upon the intelligence of its
parents, for most children are born
;fn Vi uinrlH henlthv. hut thousands
become future weaklings between
birtn ana tnc age oi ten, wnen me
parents are still in greatest control.
The prime cause of troubls Is In the
stomach. A baby that is digesting- its
food seldom cries ana always iooks cneer-
ful; the l:tue c-nna wnose si.uin;icn is
.i ,,i0,,a .....I nAiipr whines: the
gTOwlng child learns weil at school and is
eager tor run ll its neaa crenr nn
stomach Hiiht, and that means if It has
no constipation.
The best and safest way to cure any
Irregularity of tha stomach and bowels
in children is oy me use
Syrup Peppln. This is a liquid laxative
Wonderful In Its effect as Mrs. John W.
k i i 1 . . "i ...... U M a 1 i J.
n..u Ti.i,,m,. in urn numerous
others can tesury wno pivo
children with extraordinary results.
cordlnK to the lze you want, and even
one 6U-ceni Dome wm u u. J"""""""
amount of good in a family. It can be
slven to any member of the family In
i, .,.. BA. oiAmoiih ln,1if.ptlOn.
coniipi.iuii, 1 ovv... ... . ,
torpid liver, dyspepsia, heartburn,
Headache ana similar uwraun m
It never frriiies or bttshjioi u. .v"'ri
tablets, anils and powders, which shou d
not be given to children, women or old
'"if'you have a child or other member of
the family who needs, but has never uped
this grand laxative tonic, send your name
and address to the doctor and a free trial
bottle will be sent to your home. In this
way you can find out what it will do
wtthmtt neraonal exoense.
If there is anything aoout
your ailment that you don't
understand, or if you want
any medical advice, writs
to the doctor, and he will
answer you fully. There Is
no charge for this service.
Th. ort,1ren Is Dr. W. B.
II i-i.,l.l.all Kill) fV,l,1,f.n KMrr
J Montlcel'lo, 111.
STANDARD DRUG CO.
In Ashcboro, on North St.
during; court week, the
best place in the county to
sell PRODUCE OF ALL
KINDS for CASH, at
Turner's Cash House.
See htm when you hare
anything to sell.
Jas. T. Turner. ( h P.uytr
FOUND
Sales 0 faces
Durham, N.C.
Charleston, S. C.
Baltimore, Mi,
Columbus, G(u
Montgomery, Ala.
Shrevcport, La.
There in no (uiiiinn, nothing whatever
h!iin or wr; t nin! in frevrutics. J hese
K,-.d Cure Tali Us art an by
n.agio A I' w uonrt, and your thrratmiiijj
Ciilu is broken. Ciiiidylike. in taste, i're
liiicx p i ii.-c tiir rlnlilicu- and tnry break
I he fevei-islntHM., ulttitys. And leit of all
i-t the .cnui'iny, A iutye- box 4S I'rfrven
i'i-.'h 25 cenS. Ask your tlrntist. He
I.iioas! hill by j!.(i'ioro Pmn Co.
I f H'n fii'iiiot whip it matt any
other wty vou m,,j ilalrer liiiu.
ftauv lulls livc-i h,-iv9 hern wived by
i-'iili.-jr'n 11 iirv anrt i'.ir, lor roughs, coitU,
IT" Ui kiid l"'Uiiii4 c.nij;.'!. ll 'B the ii.ii"
-i.lt i-emt-i!)- for ii'hintn nml uhii'lren a it
... i n -. no tjiuii'i in- oi'in I- imruotic drugs,
.it roi men ,isc ! tm y h Honey i.iu lar.
i art In I innilniM a b.illiu in thu hnum).
luiUBB bllllnlliU to.
Al.ebor.) Drug Co.
Many ; (ncis mi ilow uf. iuiiguue
!B Uuiatril iij'lfd by fit idcil.
If you will talivi FolryV Urino Laiative
mail the Uitvels ln-o air regular you will
-tot have in (Hue iiirgatirttti coristaiitiy, an
i'oUy's UrinD I.ix.iiivo pusitivvly cure
rhiouir. coiiBtipuliou and i-luggiiih iivcr
l ltttellllt to lit 1.0
AflicUiro Drug Co.
A himrifiil of might is better than
i suckIuI "I riht.
Croup loHinvely tti .jipid in i'O minutes,
.illi l'r. iStioop's l.roup HtnnrJ, . Due tent
done will bu- ly pr this trutii. No
i-tHiiitinfr, no tiiniivs. A hrtfr and pleasing
-yrup--.i0r. oold by Aheuoro Drng
IF YOU FEEL UPSET
There it) something in our slock of
Drgs and Medicines
to pnt vou on your, feet aguin.
For evcrv ailment ot the Iiuiuhii
body there iH it cure. Even mental
depression can be dispelled. Many
of our excellent tonica rt lieve bruin
fap und drive away the blues.
Whatever one expects to tiud in a
well-stocked drug store is here, and
much besiiles that the ordinary store
des not keep.
Inquire of
The Standard Drug Co.,
Asheboro, N. C.
T!. pert-on' inatimj the
liii'lirsl verfi);e i t aritlimx
tic mid orauimir will lie
ei'til ed to a ditcoun' nf
2.i per Cent,; tlif next 2ft
per cent : the Mil 1(1 per
ctnl ,on conimercial sliort
hand arliolarsMn. Thcr
Entrance Examination Jan. 2d,
1908.
This is our regular semi
annual competitive exam
ination ai d is open to any
pereou who wisheo to
lake it. No charge ia
made to applicants.
Petle Standard School of Commerce
and Lny'ish. Greensboro, N. C.
7 pot inking examination will 1
H lie cliai-ji"' ("It Wes Ap. I
1 (.ly'tarly f r in'o'n a'ton.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OP SALE.
North Carolina )
Kuminlpn Co. )
By virtue of the power verted In me by an or
der f the clerk of the Superior Court of Ran
dolph Comity, North Carolina, In a special pro
ceeding entitled W. A. Klmiwe, etui th. Hattie
Founds, et al, I will, on Tu.day the as th day
of Jnuu'rr. loot, at the courthouse door In Aahe
bnra, Kandelph County, mil to the higkeat bid
dertbe following deaoribed tract of land, fc
wit: Bglnningata Red Oak, Isaac Allred's
comer aud running North 14 roda to a While
Oak, thence Went M rods to a Mounlaia Cek in
Iac Allred's line, thence North 62 rodx to a
Black Hum, thence Bast 74 rods to a stake, thence
South M rods M a Bpanlxb Oak, th.aoe West to
the beginning;, containing 80 acres, more or lew,
and kuowa as the A. T. Pounds' lands. Terms;
Oiie-th'.rd eaiih, the remaining two-thirds on a
credit of six months, the purchaser giving bond
ai:d approved security therefor, aud the title re
served till the further order of the court.
This lilst day of December, 1008.
R. C. KELLY, Comr.
MORTGAGE 8ALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con Mined In two
mortgage needs, one executed Oct. itU, 1908, by
J. H. M-trrlK and wife, Mat lie L. Mnrria. to Q. V.
York and M. L. York, and recorded In Bjok 107,
piKt-hoJ, KvKi.ter'H olllve of Kantlnlph county,
an dthf other executed by J. B. MoitIk and wife,
Muttie L. Mnri iB, to U. W. York and wife, M . B.
York, ou the 4)tn day ol October, R03, and re
eortled in Hook loT, paKe 3 IK, Kek'fl' otttce of
Kut.iliilph countv, autl IxitliolMiid atirtt(aihe
duly transferred fn. v due to C K tlurili, we will,
on the Hth dayol February, IWi9, sell to thehlgh.
e-t hiildor for rash at public aut-tion attheeourt
houve door In Han tolpM county at 12 o'clock. It.
tuv following des riU'd tiacutof land, k.-wit:
lt Tract. BciriiiiiiiiK atu naie l"t, H B Tea
KiieV corner; them-e ea-"t (I chains and 83 links to
a stone, thence wiuth in chains and 50 linkB to a
KUitie pile: thence eant 10 chant, and 112 links to
a stone In T P Andrew's line, tlx-nce north 4u
chHitm to a stone, tlii-ni c- west about (IS '.inks to a
stoin', thence iniulh 8 chains und Ml links to a
stone, thence west 4 chnitiB and M links to a
tttoiie, thence titirtli 3 chains bud N links to a
stone, thenre north 1.1 chains to a white oak,
them e south 2.1c i.uins and M) links to the beifiti
iniii!, coutaiiiiiiv: rc acres more or loss.
2nd Tract. HciriniitUK at a stone. John Pike's
corner in T V Auilreh' 1 ne, tlience north 40
chains 1 1 a stone, thence went 13 chains and (18
links ro a stone, tliencx south 40 chains to a stone
hi T K Antliews' line, theure rust 18 cnaitts and
Hs hnks Ui ihe Ix-KinniiiK, conlaiuiiig t7 acres
more or less.
The balance left after payini? the aforesaid
ni'irlKintes will be applied to a morlR iBi' deed ex.
ututc.t tier. 1, 1!14. by. I B. Moiris and wife, M. L
M.iiris. to Kitu? McMiisturs and duly traiiHlerred
N.C K Curtis, mil niorlea-.ru Mux r. tvinled in
hok IIV, pane ISO. Itt-risu-Cs office, of Kandoipb
county, J W YOKK, M ft York.
G K YdKK, M L YllKK,
This Dec , 190. MortunKees.
C RiHUt l ls, AsKiguee.
LAND SALE
l!y virlue nf h i onl -r of su e granted by
Hie tupei ior iNnirt 'if linnilolph t 'ounly en
tun poliiioit oi y -ten Noah Snider, et al,
iiK.iin.-t -bailie Nouli Jester, ot al, I nliall sell
at lli caiit tiouie door in Af.heboro at 12
o'clock M. on tlie 8ili ilay of February,
l'JOH, tlto following real estate, to-wii: A
tract of lantl in Provitleiice township, in said
county etiigiialed an follows, adjoining the
lan'is ot L.nuier nncr, i nriaiopner rieiue
aud oilier. Isianded as follows: Hpiriniiinff
at a black oak and running South 15 chains
and ill) links to a Htone iu the original line,
tlience Kant 30 chains and 50 links to a
stone, tirtis corner, thence North 15 chains
and SO links to a stone, Si'er'a corner, thence
West 31! chains and fit) links to the begin,
ninui, crntaininu 50 1-2 acres more or lesa.
TERMS:--0tie third cash, the remaining
two thirds on a credit of six months, the
nurchaser nmnn bond and approved secu
ily iherofor, and the title reserved till the
li.rther order of the court.
This the 2!tb day of December, 1908.
J. K McKmciir, (.Commissioner.
NORTU CAROLINA, RANDOLPH COUNTV,
J B OVTRN, et al,
Ti.
UENKT OWBN, etal.
The defendnnts. Hcnrv Owen, Hannah 1
Cox, ZWOm. Will Owen. M K Owen, CCOwaa
J A Owen autl Gertunle tiwen, will take ai.tice
that au action entitled as above turn hern oont-nn-iitted
in the Superior Court of Kundoiph eoua
tv to sell laud describe ! in the petition for ivl
ainouir tenant. In com. nun. in which Inndr
sanl deit'udants claim an interest aud said taads
tv inn situate in said couiiiy ami State, aud the
suld detentlants will further take n li tkat
thiiT are rt-qture"! lo HpiK-ar Ix'fore tho i'l'-rk of
the 8U(.lor Court of said county at hia ntBae in
the courthotiM at AluUiro. N. C. mi tlie t4th
dav ol J.uuarT. lHOU, and answer or demur to
the Of II tion m said action or the pluinufT.
apply to the soar) for the rtrilef tlemaile4 in
said pottttoa. Vf . C. HAMMONia.
ThU MM 4ay of Bee. IMS, Clk Hupej-ior eaurt
MUK l li AGt hALh).
Bt virtue of the powers contained lu a aiort
ciiKU deed executed by A. C. Yates to Louisa
V.itesiin theiMth day of April A. D. 10O7. I will
sell lo the lilKliest bidder for '.-ash at public aue
tion at the court house door in A-heboro, Ran
dolph county, on the Hth day of Feb. I90, at 1U
o'clock M. tlie followinB descrllted real art Isle :
the said mortiniKe deed beiiifr recorded In Ike
Ki'Kisier's omce ot said county In Book iirr sure
I.'jii and the property tnerein described aa Ml
lows:
Ueiclunlne at a nine In Thever'a lino, thane
North by said lineM cha-ns and M links k a
stake, tlience Kast 88 chains and 15 links to a
black oak, theure South on l.arkln Hearne't Uae
IU chains to a dogwood thenre West irosslag
Cellar Kim Creek 14 t-bulns autl 8 links loa Mtir
wood, theure Kouth oil Silaa Hemes' line IS
chains and 40 links lo a Spanish oak In John
Johnson's line, thenre Win ou Jackson's old
line Dchains und 611 links to Johnson corner,
thence North 10 chains and 90 lint-to a stake ia
Clement Arnold's old line, tlience West !3 teams
and 3 links to the ben'miine.
AlSn another tract uiljolnlne the nliore roa
tuiniiiB R0 acres more or Ium, beclMiiing al a
hi ck oak, hence North Thayer 1 line hi chains
to a pine, thenre Ku.-t on Ileum's line IK chnias
to a stiku, ihriicc South on N.iuee line 16
chains to a stake, thence West, Nance's litis lo
tlie bt'KiniiitiK. Bolli tracts cout ii ing iu all
110 acres.
sale it made to satisfy and forecloss said
mortirace,
TbisJau.T, l'J09.
I.OCISA YATI.
Mortnaitee.
NORTH CsROLINA
KANUoLPMCd. )lNTHKSUrEKIORCOUR
Naomi I mly, )
vs. ) NOTICE.
Charles ciy. )
fetidimt will i rilur take notice that he Is re
quired toajinearat tho next term of the Superior
court oi said county, to do neia on me n-eoua
Moo. lav after the tlrst Monday in Hart-h liiou, at
the c mrt hou-eof said county In Ahelioni, N. C
and answer or demur to the comptiini iu saio
action, or the plalntifl will npplv to the court
for th-relief dtmandedln said complaint.
This the 31st day ol December. MOH.
W.C. HAMMOND.
Clerk Suiierior Court.
DISSOLUTION NOTIC
Bt mntual consent Ihe co-partnership of
Hammer & Spenco, atiorneva at law, has
been disHolverl and each iniiilx-r of tlie fiim.
Win, ('. Hammi-r nntl J. A Npanei" will con
tinuo rHcttne in Kandolrib. Countv.
Ti.is JuuiiHiy O1I1, 19(1!)
' 111. C IUUMER, J. A. Rl'MiCE.
for sale. Not pnrticnlar about location.
Wish to hear from owner only who
nM aell direct to buver. Give price,
description and state when possesion
can be had. Address.
I Oarbyihlra, Desk a 04 Rochester, N. T.
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President. Vice-Prea,
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The
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