CATARRH
Cured by the Marvel of the Century.
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Hawking. spitting, Fonl Breath, discharges of
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CU'ARKHIS SOT ONLY DASliKKorS lint
it causes ulcerations, .leut!i mid decay of bones,
kills ambition, olten ciiuses loss of appetite, ami
reaches to general debility, idiocy mid insiinity.
It needs attention at once. Cure it by taking
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imick, radical, permanent cure lireause it rids
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At the same time Ml I Itnlm, H. H. H.) puri
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catarrh, li. II. K. scuds a tingling Hood of
warm, rich, pure blood direct to the paralyzed
nerves, and inn ts oilceted by catarrhal roison,
giving warmth and strength just where it is
needed' and in this way making a jierfect last
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tin. Iiescrilie your trouble and free medical ad
vice given. Sold by standard lrug Co.
H. B. Hiatt. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over Johnson 's Store
McDowell Building
Aiht-boro. V. C.
N. P. COX,
Jfiwefer
Asheboro, N. C
0. R, COX, President W. ). ARMFIELD, VPres
W.J. AflVFIELD.-Jr., Cashier
J. 0. ROSS. Asst. Cashier
The
Bank of Randolph
Asheboro, N. C. I
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Total assets, over $200,000.
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the man in the country can
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see he has this advantage, he
has no rents to pay; it is all
his property.
American Ideal Boilers
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Plumbing goods of every
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Wind Mills several dif
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Gasoline engines, pumps
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Greensboro, N. C.
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5
GENERAL NEWS
Various ar.d Sundry News and Items
of Interest to Our Many Readers
One day last week the Wilson to
bacco market handled a quarter of a
million of pounds.
The trustees of the Odd Fellow's
Orphanage at Goldsboro have ' pur
chased 35 acres of additional farm.
The po.stoffice3 at AnUrews and
North Charlotte have been advanced
from the fourth to the presidential
class.
Harry Galliniore, of Salisbury,
was arrested in Asheville the other
day on the charge of horse stealing
at Salisbury.
The city graded schools of Char
lotte opened with about 3,000 chil
dren in attendance, with prospects
for a largely increased attendance.
The Asheville police court records
show for the month of August a
total of 457 cases, the largest num
ber that town has known for years.
A County Good Itoad Association
wa.s organized at Troy";Jast week
with 20 members. Dr. Joseph
Hyde Pratt addressed the meetiug.
"Gates of Twilight" is the title
of a a new book cf poems by II. K. !
Harmon, of Atlanta to be isssutd i
early in October by Stone & Bar- j
ringer Co., of Charlotte, N C.
A new business concern is to be j
organized at Spencer known as Thej
Rowan Drug Company, with an;
author:mlc'ai,ltal of !0'0,l I
The Mocrj county i;t-w3 s,n tii-.t L '
a fanner of that county prattled 1
twelve eat 8 of COl'll from OI11 CMKl ,
Tre twelve ears grew upmi
the main italk and sucka'i.
Dr. Wok
'iVil.-on, presi
r.-'kv, hi,' XVI.
f'Pieeof
-I i - v t
Oilt l -'A
L-rs ami eu.kt
The incrch.-ir.t3 of Durham, after
Imuch wraugiinsc with the Uorpi.r-!
ation Commission, have finally sue-;
ceeded in securing reduced freight I
rate3 for their town. !
According to a recent report that
ha come to light, the street rail
ways in the State of New York naid
out more than $32,000 for legisla
tive graft purposes in the year 1903.
Hannibal L. Godwin, of Harnett
county, was nominated for congress
in the sixth district September ICth
in the special primary over Oscar L.
C.ark, of Bladen county, by a ma
jority of about 4,000.
A delegation representing 16 rail
road unions, have presented a peti
tion to a former president of the
Boston & Maine railroad, asking him
to run for Governor of Massachu
setts on an independent ticket.
Mr. H. I. Crnmpler, city editor
of the NewBeru Journal, was assault
ed last Friday by a man by the name
of Lancaster. It seems that he took
offense at an article that city editor
Cfumplcr wrote.
The board of trade of Winston
Salem ha3 taken steps preparatory to
celebrating the completion of the
Winston-Siilem Southbound Rail
way, which will be sometime in
Xovemher.
The people of Ayden have insti
tuted a drainage protect in the iD
tfrestof a movement to drain Swift
Creek and Clay Root Swamps, by
which large bodies of valuable land
can be reclaimed.
The Corporation Commission at
Raleigh his made it known that
FayeHeville is to have a uuiou deput
in a snoit while. Either by railrottu
action or commission order t is to
be secured.
The case against D. J. Carpenter,
charging him with hiring John
Rader to burn the wareb"useof the
Newton hosiery mills, was dropped
at the preliminary trial. The evi
dence was not sufficient to hold Car
penter.
The Moore County News bhkk
Reports from different sections of
the county are very encouraging "o
the success of the Democratic ticket
in November ejection. Indictm s
row point to an average mj ri'v of
ne t less than 400, and probably 500..
Wiiere did it come from? That is
tbf ques 'O i that 18 being asked
ai u i. h , - "iifi4tor found a few
day E. Burns, E q , in
enf' r i. 'i-:ir the bnm- .f nisi
f tli-r, J. i. Burns, f 'Vdi.r
Hil'. ..j itir, wt. ii
f and by f'r, Kurg wben-- imtry
rOdc v - ilm branch, t '
f o ( Iod, ntid appfurnl ' j
injr life in i rtg
Granville county is to have its
first annual fair in Oxford on Octo
ber 26th and 27th.
Mr. Ben K. Threadgill, of Anson
ville townohip, Anson county, was
found dead in bed last week. No
cause can be assigned for the sud
den depth.
Twelve contractors were in Greens
boro one day last week for the pur
pose of presenting to the board of
education bids for the erection of a
new school building.
The latest reports from St. Peters
burg, Russia, that the cholera epi
demic has already claimed about
100,000 victims, yet the statistics
sho v a steady decrease in the num
ber of cases and fatalities at present.
The tax books of Thoniasville,
Davidson county, show a healthy
growth as compared with last year.
The total amount for 1010 is $9,
010.93; for 1909 the total amount
was $7,S00, an increase over last
year of $1,150.93.
A meeting was held in the
Anson county courthouse on last
Saturday for the purpose of consid
ering a movement on foot of drain
ing Brown Creek swamp of that
county. It is thought that if this
can be done that thousands cf acres
of feitile soil can he reclaimed, thus
adding much to the ma'crial wealth
of Anson canity.
The Morven ccriespondent of the
Wadesboro Ansonian tella this "flh
?tory" w! ich is a moi sttr of a oih:
Mi di's. Oigjjs I!; 05., oi'r progressive!
fisherman nt Cairo, caught a lish, on j
their fall tra;i a few days ago, which
weighed 1TL pounds. The eggs'
from this bit; li.-h we'ghed 57 pouud's.
From this Ik-h i'-iev soli over $10. UO i
won !i of in at, and divided the re-1
iiiaimh-r au;o.. themselves. i
A ;V m, ; iivin.r near Hahani.i.
HVll)
'V, i'
n robbed i i
elWily ;
i right uii.;
-. ttOll I'fiis: .'
,e .scale but
ili'.-H couhl
came and
1 :.
j:.t'i i. T, i au.y: ihiaiiy reducing
S i : i I"! t i ii r,!iin Invt'Stia iti-ni
dvwd that the nestj of the crows
uad been Pibd uii wtu nearly a
buslici ot bem-s. banners in that
particular section seemed to be
troubk-U. a gieat deal with crows
lately.
D.m'l wa.-t' your uiMpy buying plasters
wLen yon can get a liottle of Chamberlain's
LininiPiit for tneuty-flte cents. A piece of
llannel dainpened with this liniment is supe
rior tn any planter for lsme hack, pains in
the side and chest, and much cheaper. Sold
by all dealers.
A Monstrous Fish Story
Mr. J. C. Carpenter, a well known
citizen of Lanesboro township, has a
bull dog which he prizes very high,
ly, not only because he is a good
watch dog but because he has de
veloped extraordinary sagacity as s
fish catching canine. Last San day
annmler of Mr. Carpenter's sons
went bathing in Lanes creek, near
his home. They were having a
time in the water splashing and
swimming arc-nnO when suddenly a
laige trout, apparently scared oat of
its wits, rose to the surface
of tie w - r and jumped in
to a small bateau that was in
the lake in which they were bath
ing. No sooner had the fish landed
in the boat than the family bull dog,
which was sitting on the bank look
ing on, made for it. The tisb, the
instant, the dog jumped in the boat,
made for the water. The dog did
not hesiiate a second, but' dived
from the boat into t.'.e water at the
point where the trout disappeared,
and in a second or two reappeared
on the surface with the fish in his
mouth. The dog swam to the bank
with the trout Mid the boys trium
phantly carried it home and had it
couked for breakfast Monday morn
ing. The fish was so big it made a
good meal for the entire family.
wiuesrwo messenger anu intelli
gencer. A Domestic Tragedy.
i The following sad and pathetic
stoiy is told by the Winston, Jour
nal: ''There was published in Sunday's
Journal the old, old story ef the
trusting husband, the Weak wife and
the unfaithful , friend. The has
bund was compelled in order to earn
meat and bread for the wife and two
little girls, to spend the week away
from borne. He took the other
man as a boarder so that his board
money might help ke-p the wolf
from the door. lie left him at his
home so that he might protect his
wife a d little ones.
The rest of the story is so familiar
that tbe e's no need of telling it.
Tbe husband came home on Satur
day night to find eveu the furniture
g'ne. Four lives hve h-en ruined.
T i 08bni.d. the f nd 'he two
t ' forget
. i will
Letter Box
Mr. Editor.
Its a pity that Chairrnrr "Lewis
won c let llolton have a pint debate,
Lewis evidently has mere sense than
llolton. And then again it is so
unfortunate that the county convend
tion instructed over llolton s hea-
against ioint discussious. Then
again it is strange too, and a great
pity that as soon as llolton begun to
run for office "jint" discussions
stopped. Mr. llolton ran for the
Legislature two years ago and his
committee wouldn't let him have a
"jint" discussion then and agdn his
"cheerman" wouldn't let him have
one this year. What a pity he has
so little mlluence with tl e "cheer,
man."
Did yon ever hear such a reason
as Standback gave for choking Hoi.
ton off in his anxiety for a "jint"
campaign He is afraid he will en
gender bitterness. Standback want,
ing peace! Opposed to bitterness.!
Well! Well! How does Standback
expect any body to believe him!
Two years ago the Bullekin said
Zeb Saunders was an able lawyer and
honorable man of course everybody
believed that it was so because the
Bullekin said so. The Bullekin
said Mr. Saunders would be elected
and the result is now histoiy.
Now the liullekin says llolton
will sweep the district. It dots not
say how he will sweep it or what
with, but no doubt it will be
. Wi.pt.
The Bullekin has not vouched for
the brilliance of Mr. llolton, nor
h is it sai l he would make uu able
- llieer, like it is prophesied as to
cousin Zab Saunuers.
No doubt llolton is a great law
yer and a great man. He would not
i e a friend or a companion of linger,
who is hiniielf .tniau of such superi
or talents that h never uioves aumtt
vwii-.Kiit scalleiiug wibdom ana suu
lie liuiKes people, happy
;i Ui-j docs. He sa)s o.i many kind
words about petpie uud then lie
and Standback are opposed to bitrer
i.f3. TtK-ir life ui.d tbt-ii' work
prove it. ,
Voter,
ni-o livor ami b.iivels Rciuctinics; seem to
balk without c.iuse. Then tlv.ro's trouble,
I.Ossof Appetite, Indigestion, Nervousness,
Despondency, Headache. But such troubles
lly before br. King's New Life l'ills, the
world's beat Stomach and Liver remedy. So
easy. i.'jc. at J. T. I'n h rwood's, next door
to asms, ot Kauuolph.
Brain Leaks
The worst never happens.
It is easy to forgive those we love.
Cheer np! Next year's peach
buds have not yet been blighted.
The partisan can always find an
excuse for voting the ticket
straight.
Special interests are not much
given to parading, bat they always
vote together on election day.
' The trouble about the average va
cation is that it takes a fellow so
long to recover from its fatigue.
In the eyes of the Almighty it
dofsn't make much difference which
side of the saloon bar a man does
business on.
When we get so old we don't feel
like hurrying to the window when the
fire department goes by, we'll be
ready for the undertaker.
A lot ofmen who howl loudest
about their "personal liberties"
never give a thought to the rights of
the wives and children dependent
upon them.
Some men can solemnly state the
fact that two and two are four, and
there will be those thoroughly par
tisian as to declare it the utterance
of a newly discovered truth.
Exchange.
An Awtal Eiuptlou
of a volcano excites brief interest, and your
interest in skin eruptions will be as short, if
you use liueklen s Arnica Salve, their quick
est cure. Even the worst boils, ulcers, or
fever sores are soon healed by it. Best for
Burns, Cuts, bruises, More Lips, Chapped
Hands. UUilulainn ana rues, it gives in
built relief. 25c. at J. T. Underwood's,
next door to JJank of Kanuolph.
Best Fruit Butter.
Cook fruit thoroughly, putting
all the juice into the butter, and rub
frnit through colander, using a tin
cap for pressing it through. Use
as much sugar as you like, with cin
namon or lemon peel for flavoring
pat all together in an enameled ves
sel and cook hard for forty minutes.
Then take a heaping table spoonful
of cornstarch for every gallon of
frnit, work smooth with jnice or
water, then stir briskly into frnit
and cook for about 10 minutes
longer. Seal up in cans, and yon
will have a fresh, smooth butter. If
yon cook your butter for hours to
thicken it yon roast yourself unnec
sarily, usa twice as much sugar as
yon need and the batter is strong
and hasn't the fresh fruit flavor it
should have. -Mrs. L. M. Shire,
Florence, Okltv '
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For Coughs and Colds
Troubled with a cough? A hard cold, bronchitis, orfisome
chronic lung trouble? There is a medicine made for just
tVsc cases Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Your doctor knows
all about it. Ask him what he thinks of it. No medicine
can ever take the place of your doctor. Keep m close
touch with him, consult him frequently, trust him fully.
ISO alcohol in this COUgh medicine. . C.Ayer CoZLowell, Mass.
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GOV. VANCE'S POEM REVISED
Downward, Like the Tai iff, Must
Now Read 91 Per Cents. In
stead of 66 Per Cent,
"Our Mary had a little lamb;
Her heart was most intent
To make its wool, beyond its worth,
Bring 50 per cent.
"A pauper girl across the sea
Had one small luinb, also,
Whose wool for Uss than half that sum
She'd willingly let go.
"Another girl who had no sheep,
No stockings, wool nor llax
But money enough just for to buy
A pair without the tax,
"Went to the pauper girl to get
Some wool to Ktiiekl ncr leet
And make her stockings, not of flax,
But out of wool complete.
"When Mary eaw the girl's design
(She straight bi gan to svu;ir
She'd mako'her buy buth wool and tax
Or let one leg go bare.
A lid so hhe cried: Trrltect, Refoi.T!.
Let pauper wool in free!
If it will keep her legs both warm,
hat will encourage iiic.'
So it was done, and people said
Where'er that poor iiirl wont.
Oiio leg was w arm with wool and one
V ith M per cent.
N'ow praise to Mary and her lamb,
WTo did ihe Fcl'eine invent,
To clothe one-lmlf a girl in wool
And one-half in per cent.
".1! honor, too, to Mary's friend,
And all prott iiiivo ai.-.s,
That clothe the rich in real wool
An 1 wrap slit' poor in t;x.
Nature's great i st ;:ift to tiio human f.unily
llollisior's Ducky Mr-uu-ain Te.i. With ii
y-ua-family is idly pri'terted. Ui'-t bal.y
medic ne in the world. .')." conti, Tea or
Tablets. Ashfiioro Drug Co.
To Her Unspokm
Go to him, ab, go to him, and lift
your eyes aglow to him;
Fear not royally to give whatever he
may claim;
All your spirit's treasury scruple
tint tn fdinw to him.
He is nnble, meet him with a pride
coo nign ior snauie.
Say to him, ah, say to him, that soul
and bodv sway to him:
Cast away the cowardice that coun
sels you to hghr,
Lest yon turn at last to find that you
nave lost the way to him.
Lest yon stretch your arms in vain
across a starless night.
Be to him, ah, be to him, the key
that sets joy free to mm:
Teach him all the tenderness that
only love can know,
And if ever there should come a
memory of me to him,
Bid him judge me gently for the
sake of long ago.
-Amelia Josephine Bnrr, in the
Century.
APPLE DUMPLINGS
To 1 qt sifted flour add 1-2 tea
spoon salt, 1 heaping teaspoon bak
ing powder and 1 tablespoon lard.
Work the lard well through the flour
moisten with a little water and make
into a dough like baking powder
biscuits. Roll out to about 1-4 inch
in thickness. Cut into squares large
enongh to fold around a tart apple,
pared and cored. Fill the center of
the apple with sugar, bream about
1-2 hour. Serve with cream and
sugar.
Saved a Soldier's Life.
Facing death from shot and shell in the
civil war was more agreeable to J. A.
Stone, of Kemp, Tex., than facing it from
what doctors said was consumption. "I
contracted a stubborn cold" he writes, "that
developed a cough, that (tuck to me in spite
of all remedies for yeara. My weight ran
down to 130 pounds. Then I began to use
Dr. King a New Uisoovery, which complete
ly cured me. I now weigh 178 pounds."
For Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Asthma,
Hemorrhage, Hoarseness, Croup, Whooping
Cough and lung trouble, it's supreme. 60c.
fl.OO. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
J. T. Underwood, next door to Bank of
Randolph,
SWEET TOOTH RECIPES
.Chocolate Fudge
To 2 cups granulated sngar add
2-3 cup sweet milk, 1 square bitter
chocolate, and batter the size of a
hickory nut. Boil until it makes a
soft ball when a little of it is drop-
f ed in ice cold water, then remove
rom the fire and heat or whip until
smooth. Poor on buttered platter
and cat in squares. Nut meats can
be added to this, fudge if desired.
They should be added after remov
ing from fire. - The fudge should be
well stirred while cooking. (Mrs. D.
O. Beauty, S. D.
Aver S rills, augar-cumcu. vtsuau.v. j - ---- :
live. Dose, only one pill. Sold for nearly sixty years. Ask your doctor about them.
ai- giirvrtiv nn tne liver. iennv iaxa
Wm. C. Hammer
R. C. Kelley
HAMMER & KELLY
Attorneys at Law
Office Second $oor From Street Iq.
Lawyers Row.
The
BANK of RANDLEMAN
Randleman, N. G.
Capital'and Profits! 18,000.
4 Per Cent Interest
Paid on Time Deposits.
S. BRYANT, N. N. NEWLIN,
President. Vice-Pres,
J. II. COLE, Cashier.
IF
you have a case in court you don't get
a blacksmith to plead it to you!
with y ur insurance you had better
nil lsui aiice Man to fix. up your
will be (oo late to correct any
errors alter you die, or after the lire has
come.
John M. Hammer,
Insurance, Loans and Heal Estate
FOUSLE 17.J Acre of land seven
ir.i!es Wph ( f A-lit-l. :o known as the .lames
Loue f ;iriu. This placs is well watered,
with at least acres in val-i ib'n timber,
and iH located in one of thn v -iy i.icsi fnrm
in sections of Randolph County.
ilrn. Mollio S. Lowe,
High Point, K. C.
N0T1C1-.
North Carolina,
Kaniiolpli Co.
In Superior Court.
Stv ilien I'atnoy Shoe Co., et a!s,
Vs Notice of Publication
Unbel t W. Fuller et ills.
Mabel bee 1 'uncock, llerliert F, Peacock, J. B.
Peaenck and J. L. Peacock. Kiuirilian tor Mabel
l.ue, Herbert V. and .1. B. Peacock, defendants
ill the alxive entitled action will take notice that
an action en Titled as above has been commenced
in tilu .Supcrii.i Court of Randolph County, North
Carolina, coiicerniiiK ecrluiii rcil tstateaml per
sonal property iu which said defendants are in
terested, and to have certain deeds executed to
Mabel K. Kearns (or part of said proper!' de
clared void and cancelled, uud to prevent the
disposition of auv of the property without the
orders of the court, and to have certain judg
ments iu fuv5r of the plaintiffs satintled; and tho
said defendants will further take notice that they
are required to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of Randolph County to be held at
Asheboro, N. C, on the lath, Monday after the
1st Monday In September, 1010, and answer or
demur to the complaint lu this action, or the
plaintltts will apply to tbe court for the relief de
manded in the complaint in this action.
This the. 'list day of August. 1910.
W. C. Hammond, Clerk Superior Court.
D-7-4t
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of the powers of sale contained la
two mortgage deeds the one executed by Arthur
Jarrett and J. F, Jarrett and their wives to Geo.
w tiinsoaw ana recorded in Book III), Page 588,
Register's office of Randolph county and tbe
other executed by A. J. Jarrett and wife to C. T.
Loftin on tho )th day of December 1907 and re
corded in Book iao Page 414 Register's office of
Randolph county. I will ou the 3rd day of Octo
ber 1910, at li o'cloek M. at the courthouse door
in Asheboro, N. C, sell to the highest bidder for
cosh, the following described real estate, to-wit:
A lot in the town of Central Falls, N. C, ad
joining the lands of Cicero Jarrett and others.
Beginning at a (tone ou the south tide of the
Saudy Creek and Asheboro Koad, Worth Manu
facturing Co's. corner thence nearly west a little
south i chains to a stake, Cicero Jarrett' senrner;
thcuce south on larrett's line 7 chains and 93
links to a stake in Jarrett's llnet thence east 3
chains to a stake iu the branch; thence North on
Worth Manufacturing Co's. line 8 chains and 31
lints to the begiu'dng containing one and 09 x
100 acres more or less.
11:8 Aug. 31, 11110.
Geo. W. Hiusliaw, Mortgagee,
C. T. Loitln, Mortgugee,
J. F. Jarrett, Assignee.
341 .-
Land Sale Notice.
By virtue of the power nested in me by decree
'-""lered iu the special proceedings entitled
"w.r Kushetalv. H C Kush et al," I will
pell at the court house door In Asheboro, N. C,
on the 17th, day ol Sep; em ber, 11)10 at 18 o'clock,
M., at public auction the following described
real estate, lying and being Randolph County"
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Bounded on tbe
north by the lands of tho Doub heirs, on the
south by the lauds of I. B. Gluyas, on the west
by the lands of J W. Burk heart, on the east by .
tbe lands of Harris Willi, nis, contalng 143
acres, more or less, being know as the Zebedee
Rush tract of land. Terms of Sale: one-third
cash, the balance iu six months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest at the legal rutc front
day of sale, aud approved security being given
therefor.
This Aug. 16, 1910.
R. C. Kelly, Comr.
8-25-4t.
NOTICE OP LAND SALE-
Pursuant to tbe power vested in me by decree
rendered In tbe special proceedings entitled "N.
T. Hinsbaw aitm v. Prusa Steed et al'', 1 will sell
at public auction at the home place of the late
A. A. Steed in the town of Kaudleman, N. C. on
Saturday, the 31th day of September, li'10, at 13
o'clock. M all tbe lauds of tbe late A. A. Steed
except lots No. 1(1. 17, 18. and 19, that t to say
I will sell the Home place next to tbe Bank ot
Randleman aud the land weKof the rn triad.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash, one-third In
six months and one-third In twelvj months, de
ferred payments bearing interest at the legal rate
aud approved security beiug given there! ir.
This August 24th, 1910.
N. T. Hlnshaw, Admr.,
A. D. Steed, deed.
North Carolina, Randolph County.
Notice isherebv given that annllcation has been
made to the Board of Elections for Randolph
County, at the meetiug held this the 6th day of
September, 1010, to change the polling place In
tne voting prebinct xnown as tne oia uourt
House in Asheboro township to the New Court
House in said townshio for tbe reason tkat the
change would be more convenient for a majority
of said voting preelnct, and the said application .'
for the change of said jollingplaoe tn said vot
ing precinct has been granted and notice Is here-
ny given oi ine same.
Hal If . Worth, Chairman,
ii. K. Curtis. Secretary.
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