LEGAL NOTICES
Executors Notice.
Javlng qiialhrefJ a Biecutor of the estate ol
Alired Lowdcrmtlk, dec'd before the Clerk of
-tne Superior Oourt for Randolph County, tbls it
to ootllj al pernor baviug claims against said
tate 10 present henl 10 ine nndcniyntd duly
terrified on or before the 10th day ol February.
If 13 or (hit notice will be pleadel In bar of
their recovery. All perron Indebted to laid
eaaate will make Immediate paymehu and net
tlu.na. HenryT
rl. r. Lowdeimtlk
rcb. 8. 1913. KxecTtori.
Notice
Chas. Gray hai this day entered t-n acres of
land more leu In Union township adjoining the
laud" of Uwnarr.e Minnlng Company and
ottieis, .i
Toll the 21 ft day of February, 1914.
Geo. T. Murdock, Entry Taker for
Randolph County
Notice
t
Having quail Bed as extrzonthe estate of W.
. Russell, deceased, beloreW. C. Hammond,
C'lera of the supertnr Court of Randolph County,
All persona having claims against aald eotaM
re DotlH-d to prexent them to the undersigned,
' duly verified, ou or befnre the 16 day of April.
1813 or this notice will be pleated tn bar of
tbelr reooven , and all persons owing aald estate
will come forward aud make Immediate settle,
meat.
lnisltdayof Feb. 101.
MlttleD. Russell, Extrx.
Frauklinville, N. 0.
Notice
To v bom it may ooocern:
Take notice that on the 9th day of April
1912, application will be made to the Gov
f N,i.th nrnlina for the Dai-don of
Cicero Wilson who was sentenced from Ran
dolph Superior Court to work o the roaas
of Stanly county for selling and manufai tar
ing liquor.
This March 12, 1912.
J. A. Spence, Atty.
Auction Sale of Farm Lands
Pursuant to a certain agreement made ayd
entered into bv the heirs olAsliwell Foard, do
ceased, the undersigned, as their agent, alll of.
fer lor sale to the last end highest bidder for
cash, at the tou t Houve Door la Asheboro,
Randolph Couuny, on Monday, April 1st 19 ID,
at It o'clock noon,' the following descr bed reul
estate, situate in Randolph Uouiny. adjoining
the lands oi Jnhn B.!y, Kills Allred aud others,
bounded and described as foil' ws:
Beginning at a stone in Vtondburti'a line,
thence South on D'flee's line IS chains to a small
pootouk in aiil Hue: thence Knst 13 chains aud
84 Unas to a rtniio- thi nee Norih is chains tn a
Dine in the Wnodbtiru I. lies thence West on said
fine 18 chains and At links to the beginning con
taming 20 acres, more or les.
said lun ik were c.vcyed to Ashwell fosmi
Julius JuTett and wile -e' Book 10.1. page S00
otlloe ivginer of Peed Bandulph county.
This land Is located luur Sp, ro.only two miles
from Asheboro, aud is altogether viry desirable
P Thlg'tlie fltith day of February 1913.
C. U. Nottham, Agent.
Notice of Mortgage Sale
of Land.
By Tii tue of the power vested in the under
siirncrl bv that certain moitgase deed executed
by John W. Tompmns and wile. Mary Tomp.
kin-. totneunderiK-ued, datml Nov. 23. 1911.
recorded in the ffl :e of the Register ol IJewls
ef Ruudiilph county in Ixk.e Uil, jmse 44. I will
sell at public unction at the court house door In
Asheboro. N.'n. on the li.h day ol Apr 1, IMS.
at 14 o'cloi k, M . llio Inlawing imct o( lard ly
ing a-irt ben. t in Km.di.lph county, tvjlumola
township. North Carolma, bDUUled as follows,
toB!g,!nulfig at a Btone, Wil'ard Smith corner,
tlieuce u rth m lect to a stake on the north side
of north street, thence east m ieet to a stake in
Robard Williams line, thence south with said
Williams line 175 It to a stuke. thence westward
dircctio i 43S ft to a stone, the begmnti'g. . cpu
ta iling a.l aeres. more or less, lhls laud lies
in the town of Oiiklin col ai.join'ng the la id ol
Wilhinl Smith. Jesse Brown. Robard Williams,
''Tulae'isniSde under the power contained
in suld inortgugo deed authorizing the uter
sigued to make sale ol said lanos in the event pi
d. f iultbeiug made in the payment of H e debt
secured by said mortgage deed, said de"" Day
ing been made, this Bale Is accoidlugly mad?
under said power.
This March 11, UM A . YoIk)mortgagee
NOTICE
' Havlug qualified as admr on estate of Beb?'c
the superior tburt of Randolph County.
All persons having claims agsliut said estate
duly venlied, o or before the 1 day of Feb 1918
or this notice will be p'.euded iu bar of their re
covers, and all peisons owing said estate will.
Sme forward aid make Immediate settlement
ThUKOayo:reo, . Jn0. W. Hill
admr.
Notice
Having qualified as aJmr on the estate tof
Clera of the Superior Court of B. ndolph County.
All persons having claims against said est -to
re notitied to preieutthem to the uudersigued,
duly vended, on or before the 10 day of Feb. 18
or this notice will be pleaded iu bar of their re
covery; and all persons owing said estate will
come iorwuru uuu m uuu..
Thi.WdayofFeb.l9ia. no W-mll
a.1m.
Notice
Chas Gjay has this day entered one acre "of
land more or ies iu mow ou "'Jr "V.J .
ing the lands of Uwharrie Church Tract,
This the 91st day of February, 1919.
Geo. T. Murdock, Eutry Taker for
aw si i Randolph County
Notice of Land Sale.
oirtnA nf the nowera vested In the under
signed by decree rendered In the Superior
court oi Kanooipn uoudjt iu 'fr1
ceedlng entitled 'J. L. Dorsetl adm of J. R.
Lane deed v. J. R. Lane et al," I will sell at
ubllc auction at the court house door In Ashe
boro, N C. on the Sth day of April. ll. at 19
0 CJOCK, St., me IOUOWing lltitnra niim
to in cnnimhlB Tnwnsliin. Randolph County.
North Carolina, bounded as follows, to. wit:
Bounded on the north by tl e lauds of J . R
Rellfl, on the east by the lands of E. 0. Bur-
?ss and Wesley Frailer, on the south by the
ands of John Lane, on the west by the lands of
William Parks, Pit Howard and W. T. Foushee,
It hDlni all the lands of which the late J. R.
Lane, Br. died seised, subject to the dower of
tuisabetn Lane. , ,
Terms of salei One third cash, the balance
upon a cndlt of six months approved security
Being given luereior, umnmu pajiucu
Ing Interest at the legal rate from day of sale.
IMis March 1U. . .
J. L. Dorse tt, admr
J. R, Lane, deod.
Notice
Raving qnaffllM as adm on the estate of Polly
ill, deceaxd before W C. Hammond, Clerk
Of the Superioi 09 rt of Randolph County.
Ail pontons hi via claims against said estate
are notified to pi ent them to the undersigned,
duly vended, on or before the It day of Feb.
till or this notio will be pleaded In bar of
tbetr reoovery, and all parsons owing aald eg.
tU will come forwsrl and make immediate
Thto WdayofFeb, HI.
Jno. W. M B
ad air
Notice.
Havlaa- anallRi.4 t... .h. ..t.t. af
W. P, Job, deceased, before W,C. Hammond,
Clerk of tba 8nnatnr nnnit n( BjuirinlDh
County. MMal
All persona having claims against aald ea
Ut are notl fled to Present them to the
onderalarned. iniv arifiai n nr hefora the
day of Feb.'19l( or tbla notlee will be plead-
n toe Dar of their rroovery, and an per
sons owing said estate will com forward
and make Immediate settlement.
This t day of Feb. 1912.
mmaJoD
Bxtrz.
Notice
Having quallfled as extrx on the estste or
Emaley Lowdermilk. deoeaaed, before W.
O. Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Randolph County.
All persons having- olalma agalnat said es
tate are notified to preaeat them to the
underalgned, duly verified, or before the
10 day of March, 1W& or this notice will b
pleaded In bar of their recovery, sod all
peraona owing said eatate will oome for
ward and make immediate settlement. '
Tbls 17 day of Feb, ml.
Mrs. Nora Altright,
Kxtrx
Seagrove, N. C. Route 1
Notice.
Havlngoualified as Cxecutor on the estate of
James M. Davis, deceased, before W. C. Ham
mond. Clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph
County, 1 a all sell at public auction to the
nignest Dinaer lor iiasn, ou tne premises on tne
99 day of March, 1919 the following personal pro
perty, to witt; One mule, S head of cattle one
fresh cow, 'hree wagons, 800 bubels corn, lot
of wheat, rough feed, plows, harrows, 1 Osborn
binder, one mowing machine, several stands of
bees, shop tools, household and kitchen furoi
ture aud other articles too tedious te mention.
All persons baviug claim. against said estate
arc notified to pre-en t them to the undersigned,
duly verified, on or before the 1 day of March
1913 or this notice will be pleaded In bar ol
lheir recovery, and all per-ona owing said eatate
will corns forward aud make Immediate settle
ment This n day of Feb, 1919.
Reuben 8 Davis
executor
Mortgage Sale
By virtue of a mortgage deed executed to
the undersigned by John F. Avery and Mary
B. Avery, his wife, and recorded in Regis,
tors office of Randolph county In Book 148
page 264 t shall sell at the oourt bouse door
In Ashebjro. N.C. on Tuesdsv April, t ,1912
atlo'olockp. m. at public auction to the
highest bidder the followlDg described real
estate lylnv sod beginning in suld oountv.
In Column 1. 1 lownsliiD. and described and
defined a follows, to witi Adjoining the
lands or w F Polishes aid James T. ailer
ane others. Bei?lnntnir at a atone south past
corner, thnne norm 14 1 9 clialos to ) M Bur-
gess original cojner, tlieii'-e wtst 13 cliams to
the middle of Ft eMeyille 'Oiiil, tlienAi with
said road about south to a pose oak, 1' Fou
Bhee's corner, c ence east R chains to the begin
ulug, containing lu acres muie or les.
Tbls Feb. 6 191'J.
E I. Ferrau,
Mortgage.
Notice
Hiving quallfled as Extrxon'tbe estate
of W. C. Kussell, deceitsed, before W. C
Hammond. Clerk of the tjuoerior Court of
Randolph County.
All persons having claims against said ea
tate are notified to present them to the
nndersiunno, duly verlrted. on or before the
23 day of Feb. 1913 or this notice will be
pieaueu in oar oi tueir recovery, and all
.lt,inoui owiuir sum esmie win come lor
rd and make Immediate settlement.
j jjis 10 day of Feb. 191-,
Notice of Land Sale
By virtue of the Powers vested In the tinier
signed by decree rendered iu the Superior
Court ol Randolph county in tho Sa?olal pro
ccedingcntliled "K J Allred et al v. Mary Kiv
ettetm", I will sell ut publlo auction at the
Colin house door In Aheboro, N. U. on the iMih
day ol AJil, I'M at li o'clock M, the following
lands lying uud b lug in Randolph county
jimlii aiuoiia. uouuueu UB lonoys, tO'WlG;
B.'giuulug at the mouth ol Mr.. Pleasant
cree k, thence east 9 chains aud SO Iks to a white
oak, orlni Hal comer tb.irce, south fl) degiees
eusi u cnaiuB ana 75 nuns to a stone In the old
line dividing comer. Iheiice north 5H chains to o
stone iu old line dividing corner, thence west
4 chains and 25 links to a some original eorner,
thence uonh7 chuiu aud 70 links tn a stona
original corner, thence west 5 ebulns and ii Iks
to a gum at tne neaa oi a drean, tneu' e down
the various courses of the dreau to Sandv Creek.
thence down the various courses of the c.je k
to tne bugluuiug, containing m acres, more o
less-
Terms of sale: One third cash, the hilanre
flnon a credit of six montlis apjiroven security
ueiuK Kiveii wiereior, ucierreu payments Dear
lug Interest at the legal rate from day of sale
This March 13, 1919.
K. 0. Kelly, Commissioner,
Notice
H ivioa qualified as administrator on the
eatate of JMizabetb till I, deceased, before W.
C. Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Randolph County.
All pertons having claims against said
eatate are notified to present them to the
undoreicned. dulv verified, n or before the
22 day of Feb, 1913 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of tbeir recovery; and all
persons owinir said estate will come forward
and make immediate settlsment,
Thts21 day of Feb, 1912.
Jas. T. Wood
Admr.
NOTICE
Having qualified as extrx on the estate of
William Aabill, deceased, before W. O,
Hammond, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Handolpn Uounty.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are notified to present them to the
undersigned, duly veriged, on or before the
23 d y of Feb, 1913 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and all
rsons owing said estate will come forward
d ma ke immediate settlement.
19 day of Feb, 1912.
W. E. Asbill Extrx
Biscoe, N. 0.
Notice
Chas. Gray has this day entered three acres
of land more or less In New Hope township, ad.
ioining the lands of W. H. Tucker, f al L suiter
icirs, W T . Carter and others.
This the 41st. day ol February, 1919. '
Geo. T. Murdock, Entry raker for
Bandolph Conuty.
Notice
Chas. Gray bat this day entered three acres
of land more or less in Concord township, ad
joining tbe lands of Widow Barnes, K, N. How
ard, W. W, Lassiter end others.
This 91st. day of February, 1919-
Geo. T. Murdock, Entry Taker for
Kandolph County
Notice.
ffhvrog qualified as Executor of J. W. Jolly.
Jecaaed, tbls la to notify all persons baving
fklma against bit estate to present them to the
1 )derslgned on or before the 1st day of March,
iLls or this notice will be plead In bar of their
mnn. All Denotis Indebted to aald estate
will please com forward and make Im median
Attlement. s)
Tale the Hh day of De. 1911. A
n. at, aoouw, Bxamror
J. w. oily. e'.
H. G. PUGH, Liveryman
Good teams, courteous treat,
merit, safe drivers; prices reason
able. Give me a trial.
Now at the Will Skeen
Old Stand
0. R. COX, Prttldtnt W. I. ARMFIELO, V-Prw
W.I. ARMFIELO, Ir.. Cashier .
I. D. ROSS. AttL Cathisr
The Bank of Randolph
Asheboro, N. G.
Capital and Surplus $50,000.
Total assets, over $200,000
with ample assets, experience and protection
f e solicit the business of the banking publlo auc
:eal sale In saying we are prepared and willli
o extend to our customers every facility and aC'
omroodatlon consistent with aafe banking.
Km. C. Hammer "R. t Kelle)
HAMMER & KELLY
Attorneys at Law
)ffice Second Door From Street li
Lawyers Row.
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Asheboro, N. C.
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"THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD."
Quarterly Review March 31.
"The people xltkh tat In iarknen $au great
hijht; and to them vhlch eat in the nylon
and shadow of death 1IM is tprung up."
. Matthew it. 16.
IN tbe Bible symbols light stnmla
as the representative of God. of
Christ, of the Church, of Truth,
which by mid by ns "the Smi of
RighteouHuess shall urise with heiilln
iu its beams' for the cure of nil thv
masses of the enrlli. It will scatter flit
darkness of sin, ignorance and fiiiiit
Bt it ion the works of tho iNice of
Darkness, who will then "be bontul foi
a thousand years that he may dereive
the nations no more anti) te tliousaud
years are flnislied." Of p heavenly
Father we read, "God is Sjlit, and iu
Him is no darkness at nil
Jesus said, "I am the iit of the
world." Of the Church in lior present
condition we rend, "Let your light so
Rhiue before men
tout they may
see your good
works aud glori
fy your Father
which is in heav
en." "Hide not
your light under
a bushel, but set
it ou n candle
stick that it may
give light unto all
that are In the
bouse." Xevei'the-
less, "The dark
ness hateth the "Thu trord U a light to
light, neither "'' "
comet U to the light," and "tho whole
world licth in the Wicked One" in
darkness.
This thought pervades tbe Scriptures
from livst to last, namely, that fm six
thousand yptirs, from the time of the
entrance of s'r.i to tho second coining
of .Icsus, the world will be subject to a
reign of sin ami death under a pall of
darkness, ignorance, superstition, sin.
The only ones who will see the path of
righteousness disllnctly will be those
guldid by the "lantern" God's Word.
They are represented as saying, "Thy
word is a lamp to my feet and n lan
tern to my fooiste!."
Our text tells of a better dar "' to
come. I!ut never might we hope for
the abolishment of darkness except in
the way iu which God has foretold it
through Hie establishment of Messiah's
Kiivrdom-tiircii! !i (lie shining forth of
the fun of i:ig!ikoiisness the Church
in giory. -Matthew xiii, 4:'..
"Which Lighteth Every Man."
The Apostle declares that Jesus Is
the True l.t.-ht which lig'.ileih every
man licit comet h l-ito the world. (John
i. 9.) The expression, "true light," Im
plies that there arc false or imitation
lights, ami of these wo know that
there are many lights of heathendom
and lights of Christendom. The only
true light, however. Is that wlilcii
shone forth in our Savior's teachings
and example. It lias thus far enlight
ened only a f.iw. a "little tbek." These
nre urged to let their light shine bet.v
men that they may take knowledge
that they have been with Jesus.
After eighteen centuries of the light
battling with the darkness, and at
times being almost quenched thereby,
we might well ask, what hope is there
that this prophecy will ever be fulliil
ed that Jesus.
r-,rr !'-f r.r -. suvt ns tlle I'Igllt of
K i the world, will
R,?jfas' fs'A eullghteu every
Ik.wIv mau born 1,1,0
I! I b 1 e answers
M hasteu this very
if own time; but
lierore tue worm
will be enlight
ened, a saintly
class.the Church,
the Bride of
Christ, must be
( hriKtenditm't rc-d-Hyhts
confusivg.
enlightened, and be completed.
Then, and not until then, will the
Savior and Ills Church In glory lie the
great Sun of Righteousness which will
arise over the earth, and shine forth
for tbe healing of the people, for the
scattering of the darkness of sin, and
tbe lies of error tbe bringing of life,
peace. Jay and blessing to all who will
accept the favor iu harmony with the
Divine requirements, but to utterly de
stroy the Night, and those who will
still lore darkness.
A Better Day Coming.
For a thousand years the glorious
Sun of Righteousuess (Christ aud the
Church, His Kridei. will shine out
The work will be thorough and com
plete. Adam and bis every child will
be fully brought to a knowledge of the
Truth, and will enjoy the blessed op
portunity of coming back into har
mony with God, by tbe restitution
processes. Acts ill, 10-23.
Then our text wli! have most ample
fulfilment all mankind shall see tbe
great Light which God has provided:
even those "in the shado$ of death"
must come forth, that all may be en
lightened by this "True Light which
lighteth every man that cometh Into
the world." O. the happy day that Is
coming to onr poor, sin-cursed earth!
There shall be no more curse, tbank
God! Instead of the curse shall be the
Divine blessing: "and every creature
In heaven and on earth and under the
earth shall be beard saying, 'Praise
and rlorv and honor and dominion be
' onto Him that aittetb upon the Throne,
and unto the Lamb, foreverf "
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I 1 .Us vny ducks pay tlicm better than chickens, ana lust riu w iney ao cver mmn. ;
I. '! .Any one cf these splendid booklets, both (n $ 1 0I
; ;! vith Farm Journal FOUR full years, UUlll IOr $L.UiJ
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r nii this t-nunon. nil it out.
'.iihers Farm Journal, 333 N.
i rcre is $1.00, to pay for your TRIPLE CLUB OFFER as adv. rtl-t.i. i
i ,m-b to send mc the Farm Journal for FOUR FULL YEARo, aui v
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, Kiclurr.l Almanac for 1912.
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Special Offer To all who send us tbeif aubaoriptions with tbe money befora
March 16, 1912, we will emi The Asheboro Courier for one year and the Farm Journal
five full years, both for $1 00
Or we will send The Courier one year and F irm Journal four veara with any ona of
booklets, "Money-makinR 8ecrts." all three for $1 00.
Subscribers id arrears to The Courier may avail themselves of either offer by paying
op in full and adding 41.0 for aivance subscription
USE TtlE ORDER BLANK BELOW.
Publisher Asheboro Courier:
Enclosed find to piy for Tbe Courier one year with the Farm Jour
nal yeara and the booklet
Name
Street or R. F. D
Poet Office
GREENSBORO, N. C
Tf rnn tnant. tn ho nimnAflnfiil in liffl vou cannot afford! to
miss the opportunity of taking a thorough course in Book.
I j Ol 1 nltaA enVtianta n f Vl a
Keeping ana ouui tuauu wuu
(JreensDoro uommerciai ecnooi. ii you are uuu ui a pudk
ttsvn Una nn txrit.Vi no nnrl inoBfiaRfi volir Salarv. It is nO lOnSr
er a question of securing a position if you are a bookkeeper
and stenographer. The position awaits you if you can show
that you cantdo the right thing when the opportunity is
within your reach. Adcress the school for literature.
ELMORE McOLUNG, Mgr.
Just Received
Several carloads of wire fencing. We are making
a specially artractive price until the 15th of March.
Call early before it is gone.
McCrary-Redding Hardware Co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood
second hand two-borae wagon with
new crooked bed with waterproof
rigging, also doable let wagon har
neaa good aa new; only been need
three timet. Moma Limy (Stable,
Aaheboro, N, 0.
tnntt, kindness, comtort, ana nsppi- lv
wives and children, and money in
largest, their milk tests the highest, fcjl
fruit brines the best Drices. Live fo
and they want the Farm Journal. fcj
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inc paper any ui wese lauivua
, i
the great Weber duck-fat m n.nr
ducklings at a net profit of 50 vents fiurh. i ' "
N. Clifton Street, Philadelphia .
and send to us wttn money or cnecK
Clifton Street, Philadelphia:
this IN TIME, you .
, to s-nd a!" i,.
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kuo aniu duujou
ELLIOT McCLUNG, Prin.
ANYONE wishing to buy a
pair of 7-year-old iron-grey mules
or some nice young horses 4 and
5 years old will do well to see Sam
Kearns, Farmer, N. C.
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