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The sheboro Courier Publi i ted Every Thursday. Win. C. HAMMER, Editor. PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAit 1 ho columns nf The Courier ore nnen to all legitimate advertising. Kate curd will be sent on request or rates win du luruisneu upou uppu catiou at business offline. All communications must be signed by the real name of the writer, Subscrioeni wishing their address changed must Hire the address to which the paper has been going, u well as tne Dew aauress. Correspondents should mail news letters In time lor them w reach this office by Tuesday morning, to in-are their appearance in the week'i imue. Important happenings, such as deaths, fires, accidents, etc., may be 'phoned at The Courier's expense. TO BETTER CONDITIONS IS THE HOMES The more widely the Home course in Domestic Science ia read the more good it will do. Miss Edith G. Charlton, who is connected with the Iowa State Col. lege at Ames, an institution which was a pioneer in whit is called uni versity extension work, is the author of the Home Course in Domestic Science. Miss Charlton is doing a most im portant wcrk in bringing about bet ter conditions conducive to health, wealth, contentment and happiness in the homes of the people. Last year in giving extension courses she traveled 21000 miles and gave 300 lectures and 200 demons trations. These were before farmers institutes, etc., and to all sorts and conditions of people. In the summer she lectures before Southern women in the University of Virginia. The object of these articles on Do mestic Science or in other words, "on House Keeping" is to extend training and information on practi cal subjects like this as widely as possible among the people and to better the homes and the physical, mental and moral conditions generally- Pellagra and Hook Worm. Dr. Hammer of the Asheboro Courier, who some time ago an nounced that equal parti of corn whiskey and castor oil would cure pellagra, now comes forward with the following remedy for hookworm: The use and abuse of medicine is a theme often discussed. Thirty cents worth of thymol, .rightfully used, will expel hookworms from the bow. els. Thereafter only a little care and common Binse are required to build dp the system 'and., protect against f uther infection. Being solicitor of his district as well as editor, there is no danger of Dr. Hammer being indicted for practicing medicine without license, and this being so The Landmark makes bold to ask if one can't use a "leetle speerits" as a chaser after taking the thymol, provided he can get the "speerits." The States ville Landmark. We are inclined to believe that the "chaser," which the Landmark makes bold to ask about, would have the effect of counteracting the cura tive qualities of the thymol and therefore, caanot recommend the "chaser" even if it were obtainable. The State Board of Health has sent out the information that small pox exists in this state to an alarm ing extent. The January Bulletin of the State Board of Health says that a large per cent of the children in this state have hookworm. It is stated further in the course of the article that 15 to 20 per cent of all children have de fective eyes, about 5 per cent defec ears, 20 per cent, have adenoids, 90 per cent, have teeth that need atten tion. Reports to the Bulletin show that small pox was ' present in 12 counties during December; d'phthe ria in 72 counties; typhoid fever in 0 counties; pneumonia in 31 coun ties. Pellagra was reported from only one county, Rowan having had three cases. The Troy Montgomeiian news paper plant, name and good will was recently purchased by Mr. John M, Hammer, of Asheboro. Mr. Hammer has put in charge of The Montgomerian Capt. A. A. Young, a newspaper man who has done news pnper work in this state and elsewhere and has made good. The . paper is introducing new features and new departments, and is beginning agita tion for a board of trade at Troy, and also will advocate the organiza tion of a building and loan associa tion to help that prosperous and growing town. The Courier published an inter esting article in the laet issue on the question of the construction of sand clay roads. From time to time we shall publish articles of general interest on the subject of good roads. The address of Mr. R. C. Kelly delivered on the occasion of the 11. E. Lee memorial meeting of the Randolph Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy contains much of interest and will well repay a care ful reading by both old and young. The delineation of Lee's character is especially interesting. Many of our public men would profit by studying the character and self con trol ot this great general, who was tne greatest military chieftian the world has yet produced. He was like all great men, a master of self. How different from the small mind who speaks evil of others and com plains at others, forgetting and over looking the first great essential, self mastery. Asheboro needs water works more than any one thing at present, not only as a protection against fire but on account of health. Let the good citizens of our town get togeth er and devise plans by which we can have water for the town. In case of fire there is nothing to do but to let it have its way except by carry ing buckets of water and using dol. lars worth of blankets as did Wood and Moring last week to save their store. Last summer there was a great de il of fever in town and the physical say it will doubtless get worse each year until the town puts in water. It will be no more expensive now than ten years later and may in that time save the prop erty owners hundreds of dollars be sides saving many lives. Asheboro is a growing prosperous town and is keeping pace with other towns except in not having water works' Lets get .busy. Page-Cole. Miss Minnie Hall Page, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Page of Elise, was married January 19th, at the home of the bride to Mr. George Carlton Cole. The cere mony was performed at eight o'clock ia the presence ot a few relatives and friends by Rev. R. S. Arrowood. . The bride wore a becoming dress of blue silk. The decorations were holly, mistletoe, cut flowers and pot ted plants. Immediately after the ceremony dainty refreshments were served. The bride and groom left on the noon train next day to visit relatives. The popularity of the young cou ple was shown by the many i useful presents which they received, con sisting of hand painted china, silver ware, linens and many other useful presents. Miss Page was a popular young lady ol JSliae and Mr. Uole a pros perous business man of Carbonton, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Cole will be at home after February first at Carbonton N. O. Montgomery News. From The Montgomerian. Mr. H. N. Graven, a brother of Mrs. Harris Skeen, is visiting here. Mr. Craven was in a wreck near Manchester, Va., and is not able to work, having been hurt in his back. He was mail clerk, his headquarters being in Washington. Mr. G. H. A. Lilly killed a pig a few days ago, 11 months old, that weighed 387 pounds. He will claim the prize so far. Mt. Gilead Item. Some unknown person went into the residence of Prof. N. H. Woods last Friday night, plundered the trunks and took from Mr. Paul Eearns' pocket $13 in cash. Eth er correspondent. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hnlin have been visiting relatives in Randolph. Mies Dorenda Martin from near Star and Mr. Tom Brown, of Jack son Springs, were happily married last . Sunday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Martin's. Mr. A. M. Stack of Monroe Appointed Solicitor In tbe Eighth Judicial District Gov.Eitchin appointed Mr. A. M. Stack, a well known Monroe lawyer ana iormer state senator, to succeed Solicitor L, D. Robinson in the Eighth Judicial District, yesterday. Mr. Stack was at one time engaged in the newspaper business. He is a graduate of Trinity College, He is a successful lawyer and has many friends who will be glad to know of ms appointment. The Tri-State Medical Association meets in Richmond, Va. on the 15th ef February. Mardi Grai Hlstorv ot Carnival. New Orleans, often called the American Venice, is in the full swing of rrept) ration for MsrdiGras. As Lent commences on February 9th this yetr, Merdi Gras which just precedes Lent' comes earlier It will begin on tbe 3rd, the climax of high carnival being, as usual, on Shrove Tuesday.whicn term, in fact, is sy nonomous with the Mardi Gras. This mid-winter carnival makes the unique city at the Delta of the Mississippi the niejea of all fun-loving feasters and revelers, not only from all over the Southland, but from every section of the country. A glance at the history of the carni val may not be uninteresting.. Mardi Gras Shove Tuesday, the days of reveling immediately before Lent. The words tte from Latin derivation which Anglicized, mem farewell to flesh. The origin of the celebrationis almost as obscure as the derivation of the name, Mar di Tuesday; Gras, fat. There is very lit' edubt that the custom is in every sense a survival of the old Roman festival of the Lupercaha and that church (Catholic) seeing that it could not control, attempted to regulate what it could not sur pass. The celebration was generally sus pended in the year of jubilee and the funds generally expended on the carnival were given to needy p.l grims. In modern times some has continued the principal seat of these observances, although other Italian cities, notably Venicehave displayed great splendor and the Parisians never averse to an occasion for me r-ry-making, indulge inelaborate merry-making and ravels. . A long-established custom in Paris has been to lead in the procession a fat ox (boeuf gras, whence Mardi Gras) followed in a triumphal car by a child called the "king of the butehere.Otberwise few ot the tra ditional festivities are kept alive, ex cept . tbe throwing of confetti, of sweetmeats and flowers, the blowing of horns, the masked ball and the parade of allegorical chariots. In Italy after the gaieties of the last day, Mardi Grjs, the leath of the carnival is symbolized by the burn ing of a huge effigy; and the crowds carry lighted tapers. In the United States the principal observance is in New Orleans with treat pomp and splendor since 1857. On this day the whole city is turned over to the rule of King Rex, who passes through the streets.-.escorted by his body guard, the mystic krewe of Comus, and various : military: or ganizations. In the evninai occurs the great street, pageant in which are displayed elaborate tableaux placed in moving form and brilliantly il luminated. These represent noted scenes of history, poetry, or fiction, and are constructed at great expense. AH of the arrangements ate under the control of societies composed of the best-known professional business men of tbe citv. History tells us that on New Year's Eve of 1831, a number of pleasure seeking men spent the entire night in a (Jreole Restaurant in Mobile ar. ranging for the first mystic order in that city, and from this beginning the long line of Creole comedies. In 1857 the mystio Krewe of Comus made its first appearance upori ' the streets of New Orleans, "Paradise Lost"-was the- subject chosen lor illustration. Year after ; yar the revelry was repeated until,' the war started a reveille, and put a , stop to a revel. Southern enthusiasm is hard to down and directly after the war Co mus reappeared in all his glory. A few years later.the Knight of Momus was created, and in 1876 the Krewe of Proteus had its first carnival.' The mystery which surrounds the orders is extraordinary and the secret is well kept. Ladies are excluded from the secret circle. The carni val kings issue royal edicts prior to their arrival, commanding all busi ness to cease on the occasion of the rejoicing. The command is obeyed literally. Old and young turn out to do homage to the King of tbe day. Erery inch of ground is taken, ev ery balcony is full of the flower and beauty of the South; the course is illuminated; bands of music are playing; heralds, marshals and body guards are gorgeously arrayed; horses are richly caparisoned; banners and flags are fluttering. Riding in state comes the Lord High Chamberlain bearing the golden key of the. city, delivered to him in state twenty-four hours betore by the mayor. Next comes the Kin e. He is disguised. Following are the body guards and crowds of holiday merry-makers. Directly tbe procession is disbanded the entire city gives away to fun and revel. Liberty abounds without license, but everyone is careful to prevent disturbance. Everyone seems to recognize the fact that the comedy depends upon its respectability. Everything is attractive and easy, and nothing vulgar. The ball, which is a prominent feature of a Creole carnival, is a wonderful combination of aristocra tic ideas and Oriental hnmor. The guests are in full dress and represent the highest elements of Southern society. Around the floor those who have taken; part in the pageant march in their grotesque costumes. Just as Cinderella left the hall when the clock struck 12, so do tbe Creole revelers stop dancing immecT ately that Lent has commenced. The next day Ash Wednesday all is over. The fairy pageant has van ished; the revels are over, nothing is left but confetti, Byron's Beppo aad the second part of Goethe(s Italienische Relseu both give vivid descriptions of the carnival of a century ago. Byron's Beppo is a story of the Venetian carnival. Why Salvei Fall ro Cure Eczema. Scientists are now agreed that the eczema germs are lodged not in the outer skin or epidermis, but in the inner skin. Hence, a penetrating liquid is required, not an outward salve that clogs the pores. We reccommend to all eczema pa tients the standard prescription Oil of Wintergreen as compounded in liquid form known as D.D. D. Pres cription. A trial bottle of this D. D. D. Prescription, at only 25 cents, will instantly relieve the itch. We have sold and reccommended this remedy for years, and know of won derful cures from its use. We rec commend it to our patrons. Stan dard Drug Co. The head of the house may feel that his will is law, but will eventu ally discover that the law is seldom enforced. Ttfills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the whole sjratoaa. aad produce ,,., , , SICK HEADACHE, . Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There la no better remedy lor tbeae common diseases than DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS, aa trial will prove. Take No Substitute. NOTICE. Notloe la hereby given tbat the nnder elgned on 'tbe srd day ot May 1809, purchas ed: at a tax aale oonduoted bv B. L. Bar. worth. Hberiff of Bandolph Count, at tbe Court Hons door In Asheboro, tbe follow ing described real estate, altnated In said County and in the state of North Carolina to-wit: at seres la Coder Grove township listed In name of Fields Hlok., lying on tbe wat ers of Reedy Creek. Toe taxea for' whloh said aale was made were for the years ioT. and ltot, Tbe time for tbe redemption of aioresaia property win expire on - (be tra day of Max. 181o. and In def anlt lot redemn- tlon, the nndecsigned wilt demand a dead fOr same ae provided bv law. Immediate! after expiration of said time allowed for redemption aa aroreeaia. ; Amonnt ot costs and taxes 'for which the lands were aeldj $a,Uj Purchasers' bid. Thia January Itth Wo. Arthur Boss and A. . Burns, NOTICE Mot lee la hereby given that the under elgned on tbe Srd day of Hay, 1909, purchas ed at a tax aale oonduoted by B. L, Hay worth. Sheriff of Randolph County, at tbe court bouse door In Asheboro, the follow ing deeoribed real estate in said oounty. ana state ot nonn Carolina, to-wit, e sores in uraut rowuamp iistea id name or w. 11. Budeon. and Ivlnsr on the watara of P. Greek The taxea for whloh said aale waa made were for tbe year 1907. Tbe time tor redemption of aforeaaid nronertv will ax. plre on the Srd day of Hay mt, and, in de- iauic oi redemption, tne undersigned will demand a deed for aama aa nrnvldad t law. Immediately after expiration of said time allowed tor redemption aa aforesaid, . Amount of costs and taxes for wbtob tbe anas were sola- si.vs. ruroussere' bid. Tsiie" January nth, mo. Arthur Boss and A. B. Burns. NOTICE- Notloe it hereby given thst the under slarned on the srd da of Ma. llBOQ. nnrehaa. eo at a tax sale oonduoted by 8. L Hay worth, Sheriff of Bandolph county, at tbe oourt bouse door In Asheboro, the following deeoribe 1 real estate In aald oounty, and atate of North Carolina, to-wit, M aorea of mountain land Hated In name of W. J. Bald win A Co , In Union township, Tbe taxea for which said aale was made were for the years 1907 snd 1908. Tbe time for redemp tion of aforeeald property will expire on tbe 8rd day of Mav 19)0, and In default of redemption, tbe undersigned will demand a deed for ssme as proylded by law, Imme diately on expiration of said time allowed for redemption ss aioresaia. Amount of costs and taxea for which lands were aold. S2.9S. ; Purchasers' bid, iiu. This Jan. 19, 1910. Arthur Boss and A. E. Burns. NOTICE. Notion is hereby riven thst the under. signed on the Srd day of Hay, 1909, purchas ed at a tax 'sale oonduoted by 8. L. Hay worth Sheriff of f Randolph Oounty, at the oourt house door in Asheboro, tbe follow ing described real estate in ssid oounty, and state of North Carolina, to-wit, 60 acres of isnd listed in the name of Jas. Push, and lying In Oedar Grove township tand bound ed by tbe lands ef Eda-er Parks, Jones Oreen. John Green, Watt Blrkhead, Bill Taut, Frank Cooper and tbe Buah Broa. The taxea for whloh the said sale wss made were for the years 1907 and loot. The time for redemption of aforesaid property will expire on the 8rd day of Hay, 1910, and. In default of redemption, the undersigned will demand a daed for earns as provided by law. Immediately after expiration of said time aiioweo tor redemption aaaroreaaid Amount of oosts and taxes for whloh tbe landa were aold, 92 St. Purohaaera' bid, IS 00. Thia Jan. 19th, 1910. Arthur Boas and A. Burns. NnnCE. , , Notloe Is hereby aiven tnat the under signed on the Srd day of Hay, 1909, pnrcbaa ed at a tax sale oonduoted by B, l Hay worth; Sheriff of Bandolph County, at the court boose door In Asheboro, the follow ing described reel estate, situated In said oounty and in the state of -North Carolina, to-wit, lfiO acres in Union township listed In name of Win, J. .Baldwin, adjoining, the lands of J.B. Anman, andiLuthur Bros., ana known ss the Tom Ledweil land' The taxes for whloh aaid sale waa made ;were for the years 107 snd 1908. Tbe time for tbe re demption of aforesaid property will expire on the 8rd day of May, 1910, and, tin default of redemption, the undersigned will de mand a deed for same as provided by law. Immediately after expiration of aald time for redemption as aforesaid. Amount of oosts and taxea for which the lands were sold, M. purchasers' bid f 100, Thia Jan, 19, 1910. . Arthur Boat and A. B. Barns NOTICE Notice 1 hereby given that the undersigned on the Srd day of May, 1009, purchased at a tax sale conducted bv 8, L. Hayworth, Sheriff ol Ran dolph County, at tne court nouseuoor 111 " boro. the following described real estate iu said couuty, and State of North Carolina, to-wit: 80 acres fu Grant Township, listed in name of D. M. Johnson and lyiug on waiers of Mill Creek. The taxes lor wnicu s aia buib waa uiauo n, ii year 1907. The time lor redemption of aforesaid property win expire uu iu, oiu uj wi . no, in default of redemption, the undersigned will demand a deed for same as provided by law, hnumdlatelv after exnlratlon of said time allow ed for redemption ax aforesaid. Ainouut 01 costs ana taxes lur wmui m, hmju. were sold, $2.5. Purchasers' bid $23.00. Tula January in, iwiw. . , . Arthur Rots and A. E. Burns. NOTICE notice w uercuy givcu iuq uuu,a,bu- " the Srd day of May, 1809, purchased at a tax sale conducted by 8. L. Hayworth, Sheriff of Ran dolph County, at tbe Court House Door In Ashe- DOIO, tne ionowiug ueacriucu rem www tu owiw county, and State of North Carolina, to wit: li acres in Columbia Township, listed in name of Mrs. Mary Smith and lying on waiers of Mt. Pleasant Creek. The taxes for which said tale was made were for the year 1807. The time for redemption of aforesaid property will expire on ue om utty Ul JUJ, low, cuu, iu ut.u-.. w. . demptlou, jibe undersigned will demand a deed for same as provided by law. Immediately after exp latlou of said time allowed for redemption as aforesaid. Amount of costs aud taxes lor wmcn tne lauus were sold, f-J.48. Purchasers' bid f 10.00, Arthur Best and A. E, Bums. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned on the 8rd day of May, 1809. purchased at a tax sale conauctea oy b. li. uaywortn, enerin ox nan dnlnh Cnuntv. at the Court Houte Door in Ashe boro, the loilowlng described real estate iu said county, and State of North Carolina, to-wit; 1 town lot listed in name of C. C. Everett in West Dart of town of Randleman. The taxes for which said sale was made were for the year 1907. Tbe expire on the 3rd day of May, 1910, aud. In de- time lor redemDtion 01 aioresaia property will iauit 01 reaempuon, uie unaersignea win de mand a deed for same as provided by law, im. meaiateiy alter expiration 01 saia time niiowea for redemotion as aforesaid. Amount of costs land taxes for which the laud was sola, t&ot. rurcnasers' ma yiM. This January 10, 1910. Arthur Boss aud A. E. Burns, NOTICE Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned on the 8rd day of May, 1910, purchased at a tax sale conducted bv S. L. Hav worth. Sheriff of Ran dolph County, at the Court Houte Door in ABhe boro. the following described real estate in said county, and State of North Carolina, to-wit: 110 acres in new Hope Towusnip, iistea in name 01 Frank Baldon. The taxes lor wh ch said sale was made were for the year 1907, The time for redemptien of aforesaid property will expire on the 3rd day of May. 1910, aud, iu default of re demotion, the undersigned will demand a deed for same as provided by law, immediately after expuatiouoi saiaume auowea lor reaempuon as aibresaia. Amount ef costs and eases ear which the) lands were sold, 4.5u. Purchasers' bid S60.00. This January 19, 19i0. , Arthur Ross tnd A. E. Burns. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given tbat the undersigned oh the 8rd day of May, 1909, purchased at a tax sale conducted by 8. L, Hayworth, Sheriff of Ran dolph County, at the Court house Door in Ashe boro, the following described real estate in said county, and State of North Carolina, to-wit: t acres in Back Creek Township, listed in name of John Craven's beir. Tbe taxes for which said sale was made were for tbe yean 1907 and 1908. The time for redemption of aforesaid property will expire on the 8rd dav of Mav. 1910. and. in default of (redemption, the undersigned will demand a deed for same as provided by law, im mediately after expiration of said time allowed xor reaemptioB as aioresaia. Amount of costs and taxes for whioS the landa were sold, gg.os. purchasers' bid 08. This JanuarjfSfl, 191. ' ' Arthur Boat and A. E. Burnt, NOTICE Notloe is hereby glTen that the undersigned on conducted by 8. . iHayworfbv Sheriff ol Ran dolph County, at the Court House Doer In Ashe bJro, the following described real estate in said county, and State o( North Carolina, to-wll; 86 acres in urani xownsnip, iistea in name 01 si, r. Ledweil and bounded by lands of U. 8. Shaw, U U n.,.iu, A n r wall .ml T U ihnflna. The taxes for which said sale was made were for tbe year 1907. The time for redemption ol aforesaid DrODert will exolre on the Srd day of Hay, 1910, and, in default of redemption, tbe undersigned will demand a deed fur same as proviaea Dy law, immediately alter expiration of said time allowed for redemption as aforesaid. Amount of c jsts and taxes for whloh the lands were sold, 95.40. Purchasers bid aots.oo. This January IS, 1910. Arthur Boat and A. E. Burnt . NOTICE Notice is hereby aiven that the underaiamedon tbe Srd day of Hay, 1909, purchased at a tax sale conauctea Dyo. 11. nayworui, eaerin 01 Ban dolph County, at the Court House Door in Ashe bore, tbe following described real estate situated in said county, and in tbe State of North Caro lina, to-will S town lots lsw town of Asheboro, listed In name of Garfield Luther, adjoining the lands of Grady Miller and Grov. Smith. The taxes for which said sale waa made were for the years 1907 and 1908. Tne time for tbe redemption of aforeaaid Dropert will expire on the rd dav of Hay, 1910, and. In default of redemption, tbe undersigned will demand a deed for same as proviaea Dy law, lmmoaiateiy alter expiraaoi of said time allowed lor redemption as aforesaid Amount ot oosts and taxes for which the lauds were sold, S4.81. Purchasers' bid Sll.00. This January 19, 1910. Arthur Boss and A. E. Burnt, NOTICE Notice it hereby given tbat the undersigned on tbe 8rd day of May, 1909, purchased at a tax sale conauctta by 8. 1j. nay worm, enenu 01 nan' dolDh Countv. at the Court House Door in Ashe. boro, the following described real estate situated in said county, ana in tne state 01 ortn uaro Una. to-wit: 7 acres in Richland Township, list. ed in name ot J. G. Allbright, lying on waters of F. Creek. The taxes for which said sale was made were for the years 1907 aud 1808. Tbe time tor the redemption 01 aioresaia property win expire on tne ara aay 01 may, iiu, sua, in ue fault of ledemotiou the undersigned will de. mand a deed for same as provided by law. Im mediately after expiration of said time allowed lor redemption a aforesaid. Amount of costs and taxes for which tbe lands were sold, 2 56. Purchasers' bid BT.oo. Thia January 19, 1910. Arthur Ross and A, E. Bums. NOTICE Notice is hereby aiven that the undersigned on the Srd day of May, 1910, purchased at a tax tale conauctea Dy o. l,. nayworui, ouerui 01 iuui dolph County, at the Court House Door in Ashe boro, the following described real estate, situated in said couDty and in the State of North Caro lina, to-wit: 100 acres in Back Creek Tewnship, luted in name of James M. Lamb, lying on waters of Mountain Fork Creek. Tbe taxes for which said sale was made were for the years 1807 and 1908. Tbe time tor tne redemption 01 aiore. saidipropertf expires on the Srd day of May, 1910, and in default of redemption the undersigned will demand a deed for same aa provided by law, immediately after expiration ot aaid time allowed as aioresaia. Amount of costs and taxes for which tbe lands were sold, S4.05. Purchasers' bid los.ou. This January 19, 1810. Arthur Boas and A. E. Burnt, NOTICE. Notice It hereby given that the under signed on tbe 8rd day of May, 1808. purchas ed at a tax aale oonduoted oy 8. L. Hay- wortn. enerin or ttanaoipu county, at the Court Houae door in Asheboro. the follow ing deeoribed real estate, altnated In said county and atate of North Caroiiua, to-witi 48 acrea in Back Creek townablp. Hated in name of J G. II, Farlow, lying on Caraway Drank. The taxea for which aald aala waa made were tor the year I8O7, The time) for the redemption of aald property will expire on the Srd day of May, 1810, and. In default of redemption, the nndersigned will de mand a deed for ssme as provldeo'by lew, Immedistely after expiration of aald time allowed for redemption aa aforesaid. Amount of coats snd taxes for which the Isnds were sold, $8,M, Purchasers' bid, 95. This Jan. 19, 1910. Arthur Bott and A. B, Bnrnt. . Notice! Having qualified aa administrator on' the estate of Rosetta Ruling, deceased, before W C, Ham mond, Clerk ol the Superior Court of Randolph uounty. All persona having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the uuderslgned, duly verified, ou or before the 10th day of Jau. lull o: tins nottce.wui De pleaded iu Dar 01 their recovery, and all persons owii g said estate will come forward and make Immediate settle ment. This 6th day of Jan. 1010. Willis Bollng, Adm. Rosetta Bollng, dec. Notice! Havlnr Qualified as admlnstrator. C. T. A. on the estate of R. J. Cox. deceased, tefore W c. Hammond, Uerk of the Superior Court of Ran dolph County, all persons having claims against said estate are notified to prevent them to the uudersigued. duly verified, on or before the 8 day of December, 1810 or thia notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery; and all persons owing aald estate will come forward and make immediate settlement. This 28th day of December, 1909. M. A. Wright, Admr. c. t. a. R, J. Cox, dec Hammer & Kelley, Attorneys 1 NOTICE. Having Qualified as administrator on the pa. tate of Carl Frailer, deceased, before W. 0. Ham. mond, Clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph oounty, all persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the under, signed, duly verified, on or before the 80th dav of January, 1911, or this notice will be pleaded in oar 01 weir recovery, ana an persons owing aaia estate will oome forward aha make immediate settlement. W. N. ELDER, Ad ar. carl Frailer. This lAth day of January, 1910. NOTICE. Having Qualified as administrator on the estate of J. F. Horney. deceased, before W. C Ham. moua, ueruoi me superior court ot Kanaoipn county, all persons having claims aganat raid estate are notified to present them to the under, signed, duly verified, on or before the 90th day of January, 1911, or thia notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, and all persona owing said estate will come forward aud make immed iut ' settlement. C C. HORNEY, Admr. t. F, Horney, dee'd. Thia 15th day of January, 1910. NOTICE , Having qualified as administrator on the es tate ot J. E. Robblns, deceased, before W. C. Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court of Ran. dolph oounty, I shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on the premises ot Nellie Robblns, on the 8th day ot February 1910, atl o'clock p. m., the following personal prop erty, to-wltt One mule, one wheat drill aud other articles too tedious to meution. All persona having cialms against said estate are notified to present them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 20th day of January, 1911 or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery, and ah persons owing said estate will come forward and make immed iate settlement. D. 8. FARLOW, Admr. This l?tb day at Jaauauiiaio. , , North Carolina, Randolph County; NOTICB. Notloe Is hereby given that the undersigned, on tbe 3rd day of Hay, 1909, purchased at a tax sale conducted by 8. L. Havworth, Sheriff ot Randolph County, at tbe Court House Door in aaid county, tbe following described real estate in aald atate and county, to-wlti 8 acrea ol land in Grant Township, listed In tbe name of Susan Lutterloh, bounded by the lands of Nathan Barker, A. j. Maooa and the J. J. Cox place, tbe same being that parcel of land on the waters of Richland Creek entered by Jesse at. Veslel on tbe 5th ot November, 1888. Tbe taxes for which said sale was made were for the years 1907 and 1908. The time for tbe redemption of the afore said property will expire on tbe Srd dsy ol May, 1910, and. In default of redemption, the under signed will demand a deed for same as provided by law. immediately after the expiration of the time allowed for redemption as aforesaid. Amount of costs and taxes for which the lands were sold. $9.18. Purchasers bid 95.00. . This 19th day of January, 1910. 1 80St. H.M. ROBINS. ri 1 I Iklrl C1IU UATII-C - - Pursuant to the' power vested in the under. rignd,by.de3Be rendered, in; ipcoiai proceed, ings entitled "Myrtle Frailer el si. v" George Frailer et al, " I will on tbe Sttb day ot Febru ary, 1910, at It o'clock m , at the court house door in Asheboro, sell at public auction tbe following described real estate lying and being in Ran. dolph caunty. Trinity township, and bounded as follows, to-witt Beginning at the northwest comer, thence ee.t 108 rods to T. M. Crowaont cemer, thence south along Crowaont line 74 rods MM. A. Wall's corner, thence west along H. A. Wall's line 186 rods to M. A. .Wall's corner, thence north along D. W. Knuier'i line 84 rods to D, W, Frailer' s corner, thence west along D. W. Frailer's line 100 rods to Crot't line, thence north along Crot's ljne 96 rods to George Frailer's line, thence east along Frailer's line 118 rods to George Frailer's line, thence north 88 rods to the beginning, containing 74 acres and 88 rods, more or less. Terms of sale; One third cash, the balance In sis months, deferred payments bearing interest at the legal rate and approved security being given therefor. January 88, 1910, . WH, 0, HAMMER, Cen'r. LAND SALE. By virtue ot an order ot tale granted by the Superior Court of Bandolph oounty on the peti tion of Frank Leach and Lewis Leach by their next friend, N. C. English, ex parte, I shall sell on the premises, in Tr nlty township, at the late residence of I. Frank Leach, at 18 o clock m., on the 18th day of February 1810. the following real estate, to-wit i A tract of land in Trinity township, In said countv, adjoining the land of W. K. Wei born and others, bounded aa follows 1 Beginning at a stone In W. K. Welborn's line, thenre north to W. 8. Bradshaw'slllne, thence west to W. 8. Bradshaw's corner, tbenoe north on Bradshaw's line to James Leach's old line, thence west on James Leach's old line to Gannaway'a corner, thenoe south to B. Craven's old corner, thence west to John 8. Brown's northeast corner, thence south with said Brown's . line to a hickory on the Uwharrie, thence east on W. K. Welborn's line to the beginning, con taining 90S acre, more or less, excepting about forty acres heretofore sold from said land. The exact number 01 acres will be made known on day of aale. Terms One-third cash, the remaining two thirds on a credit of six months, the purchaser giving bond and approved security therefor, aud the title reserved till the further order of the court. This 18th day of January, 1910. N. C. ENGLISH, Com'r. NOTICE OP LAND SALE. By virtue of the power of sale contained in two mortgages, ose executed on tbe 14th day of April, 1898. by E. R. Robblns and wife Jamie Robblns to J. B. Ward, and recorded in book 89, page 580, and the other executed oa the 90th day of Jan uary, 1900, by E. B. Robblns and wife L. J. Rob bios to J. B. ward, and recorded in Book 119, page 84, 1 will on the 81st day of February, 1910, at 18 o'clock m.. sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court bouse door In Asheboro, N. C tbe following described real estate: 1st tract. Beginning at a beach in tbe fork of a branch, corner of the County Home tract, thence north 85 chains to a dogwood. King's line, thenoe east on said line 18 chains to a white oak on McCrary's corner, thence south on McCraiy'a line 85 chains to a small post oak, tbenoe west 18 chains to the beginning, con. taining 45 1-8 acres. 8nd tract. Beginning at a pine, now two syca mores, said Bunting's corner, thence east on Robblns' snd McCrary' a line 18 chains to a stone in said McCrary's Hue, thenoe north 81 degrees east 6 chains and 60 links to a stone is a hollow, tbenoe north 1 !M degrees west 9 ohalus to a stone, thence north 86 degrees west 10 chains and 78 links to a small penlmmon in Bunting's line, thence south on bis line 14 chains and 50 links to the beginning, containing 17 8-8 acres more or less. Said sale It made to satisfy the aforesaid mort gages. J.B. WARD, Mortgagee. . This January 18th, 1910. Fcr rent: store house next to C0U5 rier business office; secord door on street west of, law building. . Also two basements, two rooms on ,. first floor and two rooms on second floor of Law Building. Apply to Hammer & Kelley, Room No. 2, Law Building.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 27, 1910, edition 1
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