THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1918
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A IIESSAGE OF COMFORT
MARVELOUS GAINS
The Manufacturers' Record carries
this comforting and encouraging fnes
sagB to the Allies of America in a re
cent issue which is intended as a
Fourth of July message:
We ere coming one hundred million
strong to take up your burden and
to stand by your side, as for nearly
four years you carried the burden
which we should have shared with
you. , f
On the battlefields and at sea, you
v suffered and died for us as much as
for yourselves.
When Germany declared war upon
Belgium and France, it declared war
upon America, because it declared war
upon all civilization. And, therefore,
- every drop of blood you shed was shed
" for our salvation from German dam-
- nation as much as for your own.
Upon the cross which stretches over
a thousand miles of battleline, mil-
- lions of your loved ones with supera
heroism have laid down their lives to
" save mankind, as nineteen hundred
' years ago the Son of God gave His
life upon the Cross of Calvary to save
men from the power of evil here and
of death eternal.
Today we celebrate the 142nd birth
day of American independence and
' we shall as a nation rededicate our
' ' selves and reconsecrate all that we
have in physical and spiritual pow
r: all our resources in men and
money to the one supreme task of rid
ding the earth of that accursed beast
which, clutching at your tnroat mm ai
ours, has sunk deep its fangs into the
heart of civilization itself.
Not until your armies and ours,
millions strong, have marched down
the streets of Berlin and Vienna and
Constantinope and not until they have
made the responsible leaders of those
countries who have brought this aw
ful suffering Dav with their own lives
upon the gallows, or Deiore tne nrmg
squad for their fearful crimes, should
there be one word of peace talked with
these countries. Even then there
should be no peace terms given one
moment's consideration which do not
include the full restoration by Ger
many and its allies of every foot of
conquered territory, including Alsace
and Lorraine, the payment of r.n in
demnity large enough, so far as money
on nnccihlv do. to restore every ruin
ed property, and to repay every dollar
expended by all the Allies in saving
civilization from barbarism, and to re-
MAMMA! DON'T YOU I NOT A PARTISAN - f
SEE YOUR CHILD IS ADMINISTRATION - 1
! SICK. CONSTIPATED, -- The various grain crops produced in
Republicans, Progressive and. lade- North Carolina last year reached a to-
Look at Tongue! Move Poisons frost pendents Called Into War Service By tal of 84 million bushels, according to
Lier and Bowels at Once Wilson tne learai grain crop report ol lecem-
The charge made by certain Republi- ber, 1917.
Mother! lour child isnt naturally can politicians that the Wilson admin-' It is an increase of 37 million bush
cross and peevish. See if tongue is istration is offensively partisan is re- els since 1909.
coated; this is a sure sign its little futed by the facts. The statement has ' Which is to say, we have nearly
stomach, liver and bowels need a been fnade that onlv Democrat have i doubled our production of small trains
cleansing at once. been caled by the President to Wash- i in eight years.
W hen listless, pale, feverish, full of ington to aid him in the great task of ' Our last years grain crop averaged
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't ; winning the war. This statement has 35 bushels per inhabitant, counting
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-:Deen repeated so often in so many men, women and children,
ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gen-Jparts 0f the country that it is fair to It was a near approach to sufficieu
tle liver and bow el cleansing should assume that the authors of it seek to cy-
always be the first treatment given. , create the impression that the Presi-1 Look at the increases in detail dur-
Nothing equals "California isyrup of dent takes the narrow view that only mg these eight years
Corn from 34,000,000 bu. to 60,000,-
000 bushels.
Wheat from 3,800,000 bu. to 9,700,-
rigs' for children s ills; give a tea- Democrats are worthy of his conn-
spoonful, and in a few hours all the dence.
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting j a nerusal of the list of Drominent
food which is clogged in the bowels ReDUhlicans. Progressives and Inde- 000 bushels.
passes out of the system, and you pendents now engaged in war work! Oats from 2,700,000 bu. to 5,700,000
have a well and playful child again. ;n the national caDital furnishes con-, bushels.
vincing proof that the President has ye irom zbu.UUU ou. to bZV.WV
disregarded politics in selecting men : bushels.
of ability needed for war work. While 1 Buckwheat from 144,000 bu. to 240,
it is true that many .Democrats of 000 bushels.
capacity are doing their full share to- Peanuts from 5,980,000 bu. to 7,
wards winning the war. and have made 600,000 bushels.
great sacrifices in order to serve the During this period we nearly doub-
country at this critical period, it is iea our crop oi wnite potatoes, dui we
All children love this harmless, deli
cious "fruit laxative," and it never
fails to effect a good "inside" cleans
ing. Directions for babies, children of
all ages and grown-ups are plainly on
the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A lit
tle given today saves a sick child to
morrow
vour druggist
fornia Syrup of Figs," then look and ; of tne President
but get the genuine. Ask;eqUany true that men 0f other politi-made almost no gains in the produc
crgist for a bottle of "Cali- cai affiliations have answered the call : tion of sweet potatoes. Indeed we
JUraystirtJ. Ko aaSul'M.
tractile. A iaQ leadacbe. A
ejckly appearance. CkiHs ui
fevers. Aches ani Mia.
Isms UkatetW ye-rfc-ar sal
bat at era. Ami-m
HERBATONE
Will lltllwi You .
This handy, borne rem
edy will save you doctor
bills and serious illness,
If used in time It drives
I - m3 I out the poison Rermi and
tT7r nukes tb bow) kidney
mm
nd Liver active. 4aW
Art cab-
Satisfaction Guarantee d
Um not over a half botu
and if tbcrautt i mot tata
factory, return the balancs
and we refund you the money.
ITiceluw.
Mtamjocturtd i tht A CM MEDICHI CO.
atackUU, (KmHHtriWt)
CenaiiM HERBATONE can fre ka4
STANDARD DRUG CO.
Asheboro, N. C.
see that it is made by the
Fig Syrup Co."
'California
REMINISCENCES OF RANDOLPH
(By W. S. Lineberry.)
If I were called upon to write clown
the names of the bravest men I knew
from Randolph in the war between the
States (and there were many) 1 would
put the name of Capt. Frank Siler
among the first.
Capt Siler was the son of Jrxkson
Siler and he was born and reared on
a little farm some three miles north
of Franklinville, sometime in the early
forties. His father was a tanner by
trade and also owned a small farm.
The Captain had one sister, who mar
ried Franklin McMasters; and one
brother, who belonged to Co. M. 22nd
Regiment, and was killed in some of
the battles around Richmond.
I personally knew Capt. Siler ail his
life. He was a true christian man.
He had one of the best christian moth
ers and was brought up under the in
fluence of the Bible; in fact, he was
a christian all his life. I well remem
ber hearing him lead in prayer at a
revival meeting when he was only 14
.raaT-a nlrl T would not be afraid to
vouch for the fact that Frank Siler
Executor's Notice
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of James M.
Whitehead, deceased, late of Randolph
lost our primacy in the Union as a county, N. C, this is to notify all per-
There are literalv thousands of men 1 sweet potato state. Last year Geor-
and women holding positions in Wash-! gia beat us by 3 million bushels and
ington today under the Wilson Admin- j Alabama by nearly 8 million bushels,
istration who have constantly sup- We needed 27 million bushels of pota
ported Republican candidates. The call toes a year; we produced only 13 mil
for help has been general and the re-i lion bushels.
sponse has been general. Neither the We also dropped from the 2nd to
President nor any of his cabinet has the 4th place in our peanut crop,
given any thought to politics in choos-1 Georgia beat us by 2 million bushels,
ing men for responsible positions. and Alabama and Texas by nearly 8
The list of Republicans working side million bushels each. However, we
by side with Democrats in Washington took the leadership of the Union in
is headed by no less a personage than soy bean production.
William H. Taft, former President! Our saddest lack is in home-prcduc-
oi tne unitea states, ivir. lait is tne eu aim uouj iiwuum ucc.
chairman of the War Labor Board and pork, mutton, poultry, eggs, milk, and!
sons having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 10th day
of June, 1919, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 8th day of June, 1918.
' C. G. WHITEHEAD.
Executor of the estate of James M.
Whitehead, deceased.
E.GSHAW
s - Jeweler - "
Next door t Hoover A alcCaia'i
Furniture Start,
GS.TATE.MD.V
Pfcyskiaa and Sarfeea
Raanear North Carollaa
DR. JOHN SWAIM
, DENTIST ' : :
Office ever first National Bank
Phone 192 Asheboro, N. C
Win. C. HAMMER L G MOSES
HAMMER & MOSER
Attorneys at Law
Offices in Law Building, Asheboro.
THE BANK OF RANDOLPH
' Asheboro, N. C.
Capital and Surplus, $60,000.00
Total Assets Over $250,000.00
GENERAL BANKING
We solicit the business of firms,
corporations and individuals.
D. B. McCrary, W. J. Armfield,
President V-President
W. J. Armfield, Jr., Cashier
J. D. Ross, Assistant Cashier
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place every one oi snipping ; .. Qath or was
To this should be added tne comp e, , - r o whiskey m his
driving out of Europe lorever oi iuik.- i -
ish power. Even thougn tnese muem- , giler volunteered
nities should tax an tne p ,uc , p Co M 22nd Refr,
Btrength of Germany and its allie, for nr P was s00n ap.
half a century to come, we snouia con- eda sergeant, then rose to the
Bider nothing less. -..juv I ?ank of lieutenant, and when Capt.
These countries were the gW promoted to major he was
ones. They inaugurated this cam-.uaeu as v position he
paign of world murder for world loot- made Captain ot o. i . P No
he. The mmtary power md the peo-, held tu 1 tne close
pie alike were banded togetier m tms -Vsn He was WOunded, I think
scheme to murder millions m order to Vff Seven Pines, in his
enrich themselves by looting the at t heJtetUe ot be , fur
world. They should, therefore, to the f t arm ana c m ommand as
last farthing which can be recom- Tuor nas been
also is the chairman of the Central butter. And this lack largely accounts
Committee of the American Red Cross for the fact that this year we shall
and a member of the Red Cross War be sending out of the state some 200
million dollars for bread and meat that
we failed to produce at home.
x .V. i a i
mm
pensed by money, repay every donar - different writ
t noTiflir.iire. that has been made m gieat ueai ij;i
i. f oirnenrliture. that has been
maintaining this great stniggle
This, we believe, voices
tko irmwinc sentiment of aw
America, which we believe and trust
will never sheathe its sword until Ger
many, beaten to its knees, finding- all
its power gone, and its army routed,
and its people starving, seek peace on
''j the Allies' terms. There must be no
, sickly sentimentalism which would for
'' , bid the enforcement of the terms which
v we have indicated.
:'t Vain wnn 11 he victorv bv the Allies
if Germany should be left uncrus:
There has been a
as a scldier
ms w irv knew is nei ve
better than 1, DUt it woum
akened much space for me to repeat it.
At the close oi uie v....
entered school at Old Trinity College,
and remained there until he graduated.
After that ho taught school at many
places in Randolph and Chatham coun
ties Many young men and women re
ceived their education under him and
are now engaged in the business of
the world. ,
About the year 1908, Capt. Siler s
'hpd health failed, and as he had been so
honest ana nnerai an m.
nd its leaders unshot or unhung l' ra ,,, to enter the Soldier's
1. Vnin would have been the (leatn oi .r . ,..
u tnr- ,innnrt. This was a great
millions of Allied soldiers who uae " , rrafism,.; to vim. This together
died for civilization . rau.auu baJ hcaUh caused hmj0 ,oSe
ana tne looteis aKauL y ,. . , . h was sent t0 u,x nm
the crimes wluch they have commit- - rometerv at Raleigh, among
Committee with the rank of Major
General in the Army.
Charles E. Hughes, late Republican
nominee for President is as much the
titular head of the Republican party,
has recently been called into service
by President Wilson to investigate the
aeroplane situation.
Charles M. Schwab, of Pennsylvania,!
president of the Bethlehem Steel Com-'
pany, who recently was made director
general of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, is a Republican. Five other
officials of the shipping board are eith- j
er Republicans or Progressives.
In the Treasury Department a num-
ber of Republicans and Progressives
are holding responsible positions.
In the War Department four of Sec
retary Baker's principal advisors are
Republicans.
While regular army officers as a
rule do not participate in politics it(is
a well known fact that many officers
at the head of the Army are classed
as Republicans. These include Gen
eral John J. Pershing, who is the son-in-law
of Senator Warren of Wyo
ming, the Senate Committe on Military
Affiairs; Major General George W.
Goethals, Assistant Chief of Staff and
acting Quartermaster General; Major
General Enoch H. Crowder, Provost
Marshal General; Major General Wil
liam Crozier, chief of ordnance; Maj
or General Leonard Wood, Division
Commander; and Major Charles B.
Warren, Republican National Commit
teeman from Michisan who is in
charge of appeal cases under the Pro-
vost Marshal General. H. & H. CAFE
Lord O'Brien, of New York, who was We 11111 a Clean, Up-tO-date
the United States District Attorney cafe aRJ endeaVOT tO Serve
of the western district of New York , ... i .
under the Taft Administration, in an the pUDllC COIlSCientlOUSly.
assistant to the Attorney General. QyQ ug a trial.
Another uepuDiican in tne ueparuucui
of Justice is A. Bruce Bielaski, of
HI" GUILFORD COLLEGE. N. C. "El
A Coeducational College of the
highest type. High standardSj in
scholarship and morals. Christian
environment. Confers B. A., and B.
S. degrees. Excellent musical train
ing. Domestic Science. Stiong Pre
paratory Department. Able Faculty.
Fine Athletic Record. Ten Modern
and Completely Equipped Buildings.
Large Campus. Healthful Climate.
Pure Water. Rates Reasonable. For
Catalogue or further information,
write
THE PRESIDENT
Administratrix Notice
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of W. G. Brooks, decena.
led, late of Randolph county , North
vareuun, hub is to nouiy au persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 28th day
vi June, or tms notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. 1
MRS. LENA BROOKS.
Admx. of W. G. Brooks.
Authorized Ford Agency Standard
ized Ford service and repairs.
Firestone and United States Tires and
Tubes.
ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO.
"Service That Satisfies."
NOTICE
fought do not pay through years of ?'a in 1909. His
,a full financial penalty of all hospital, anu u c
ted or permitted, and tueir .eaue.s vy comradeR
"on the scaffold or before the
I am sorry to
that his dust lies there with no
muad with tlieir lives for their parts say u.au ' ' . k his laat
; in thU devlish work which has flooded srone . j how fi0on our
1 ;the world with blood and covered all resnng ' V , are forgotten!
: the earth with a cloud of darkness and "rave
Of sorrow. Chamberlain's Tablets
v , Our hearts should be steeled against . trbuble(1 with indi.
!n?.?UIt rfJrZZ than Kertion or constipation, take Cham
Washington, who is chief of the Secret
Service of the Department of Justice.
William R. Wilcox until recently the
chairman of the Republican National
Committee, is a member of the Feder
al Railway Wage Commission.
Five of the eight members of the
War Trade Board are Republicans.
In the Council of National Delense
J. W. BREWER,
Next to Bank of Randolph.
G.H.KING
Attorney-at-Law
Office Miller building
Practice in all courts, collect and ad
just claims, wind up estates. All busi-
iwu MitrnatMl in mtt rra ahall tiv
there are many Republicans including prompt and painstaking attention.
Walter S. Giflford, of Massachusetts,
chairman and Grosvenor B. Clarkson,
of New York, secretary.
The Red Cross War Council is large-
Executor's Notice
r- . r , n. " e-estion or constipation. taKu v,nm-
ueace based on any otner lernu w.au r . . , ,, . rrL.,, offornrtkm rnc roaerai ruei auiiiiuwubwi, ucwuf ui uuuvi(iu vji
Ihowe have indicated, in order that f1-A and" cnabfe t to p"rS!i8 well known, is a sbn of former . North Carolina, this is to notify all
' thaGerman propaganda now in evt- eV-n-S? ZfcM I President Garfield. Dr. Garfield always p. rsons having daims against the
Having qualified as executor of the
lv made up of Republicans. last will and testament of Milton Cole,
I The Federal Fuel Administrator, as deceased, late of Randolph county.
the German propag
Indigestion
' - i n x u Its luncuuiis llttluiaLiy
dence all over tne worm snaii m , apftmwmuA bv constipation
m creating a sentimental, , . ' nfaA u rrpmher-
nnt nnnish- "u - ..
successful in creating a
Sicl neutrotic peace without
ment
s inis.we oeiieve, " ' gtipated condition,
'aire from every true-hearted Amen- "
can roan and womi.n to our Allies
across the water and to our own sol
diers at home and abroad that they
may know that, as we ore asking tuera
Iain's Tablets cause a srentle move
ment of the bowels, relieving the con-
Why Boys Leave the Farm
''Why did you leave the farm, my lad 1
Why did you bolt and emit vour dad?
."", ' "- 'TOLL J! J 1 i. u J .
to offer their lives as a sacrifice,, we ; you ok w town
ahall not leave their death unavenged. Ana turn your poorj old daddy down?
ThinW. 0f platform, pulpit, press,
- - Are wallowing in deep distress:
I . i ''n I They seek to know the hidden cause
I
was a Republican until he supported estate of said deceased to present
Wilson for election. them to the undersigned on or be-
wiiiiA nevpr in active noiitics tier- lore tne sa day oi July, win. or tms
bert Hoover, the Federal rood Ad- notice wui e pleaded in bar or their
min mtrator. ftlwnva voted tne nepup- recovery. Ail persons inaeotea to saia
lirn ticket durtnir nis resiaence ia estate wui piease mass unmeoiata
California. !P8Z.en. . ,
. this sa day or juiy.
rw. C. W. ArmstronB-. of Troy, Is - U. G. COLE. Executor of
to sail fbr France in charge of a med-.the estate of Milton Cole, deceased.
Take
Baths
alMJMflSM
Coot, Eczema, I lives, etc. Right la
your own home and at trifling corf,
you can r-jy the benefit mt healing
IIllR COMPOUIID
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11 itiutiu ty. ' - '
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Why farmer boys desert their paws.
; Some say yon long to get a taste
Of faster fife and social waste;
'. Some say you silly little chumps
Mistake your suite cards for your
r trumps. , i
' In wagering fresh and germ less air
A earns t the smoky thoroughfare. ,
We're all agreed, the farm's the place,
x8o free your mind and state your case.
ical unit in the near future.
GIRL8I HAVE WAVT,
THICK, GUJSST HAIR
, Administrator' Notice '
Having Qualified as t administrator
FREE FROM DANDRUFF the estate of Fxabeth J. Dobson,
Save Your Halrl lmblelt. Benty of the 6uperkorjCot M J$
la a Few Moments Try This! county, all persons - having daims
U you care iur bohyjt umtt - - , - - - - , r--
irllstens with beauty and la radiant nt them to the undersigned on or be
w$hlf"hL incomparable aoff fo July 1, 1919, or thla notice will
ness and is Huffy and lustrous, , try , J lSSTOi
Danderinev" " ' ; yvum v-mjj iu w
- ..lu.ttrn. JnnlilAB - the. please come forward and make imme-
beauty of your hair, besides IV imme-, aKWemeni - , (
datelv dissolves every naracie oi oan-i -. i .....
. - . , i , . 1 - - ' it i. iifiuuriu m rfmtnlMirarnl.
druns you cannot nave nice, Bevy . " n. TX. . ,
healthy hair if, -you have, dandruff, fEUt-beth . Dobmn, deceased.
This destructive scurf robs the hair of Jlandleman, N. C ) ' '
Us lustre, Its strong and it very . 1 . . . T
life, and if not overcome K product;
a fcWkhnflss and itching of the scalp' o Having allfi-d as adm nistraler,
ha v,.;p wtnta' f ami.h. Win and diet de bonis non cum testamento annexe
North Carolina,
Randolph County.
Under and by virtue of power of
sale given in a certain mortgage, ex
ecuted by W. T. Brooks and his wife
Hattie Brooks to R. C. Brower on the
6th day of November, 1916, and re
corded in morteaere and deed book No.
167 at page 264 in the office of the
Register of Deeds for the aforesaid
county, to secure the payment of a
certain note or bond of even date with
said mortgage, and .default having
been made in the payment of said note
or bond, said note or bond having been
given uy tne said w. T. Brooks to
said R. C. Brower, I the undersigned
mortgagee, will on the
2nd day of August, 1918, at 12 o'dock.
noon, at the courthouse door at Ashe
boro, North Carolina, offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash, a certain
tract or parcel or parcels of land ly
ing and being in Grant township, in
the aforesaid county and state, and
more particularly described as fol
lows:
Tract No. 1 Beginning at a stone
pile in a clay root; thence south 103
poles to a stone pile; then 32 poles to
a stone pile; thence north 103 poles
to a stone Bile: thence east 32 noles
to the beginning, containing fifteen
(15) acres more or less.
Tract No. 2--Beginning at a stone
in Spoon's line, running south 21
chains 85 links to a stone in' Fox's
line; thence 6 chains 86 links to
stone; thence north 21 chains 85 links
to a stone; thence east 6 chains 86
links to the beginning, containing fif
teen (15) acres more or less.
Tract No. 3 Beginning at a ctone
in Spoon's line northwest corner of W.
T. Brook's land, running south 22.08
chains in Fox's line; thence went 13.25
chains to a stone in A. Cox's line;
thence north with his line 22.08 chains
to a stone; Alfred Cox's corner; thence
east 14.03 chains to the beginninir.
containing thirty (30) acres more or
less.
Tract No. 4 Beginning at a stone
in W. T. Brook's line; running south
west" 102 steps to e stone; thwee west
150 steps to a stone In Minor Golston's
line;' thence east 175 steps the vari
ous courses of Minor Golston's and W.
T. Brook's line to a stone, the begin
ning, containing toree-zourtni ()
acre more or less,
The above described land will be
sold for cash and subject to a ten per
cent aavancea Did.
This the 2nd day of July. 1918.
, ; K. t UROFR.
Mortirairea. ,
Hammer & Moser, ; .
Attorneys for Mortgagee. , .
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SHORT LINE BETWEEN
Western North Carolina' and Eastern
North Carolina, Norfolk, and Points
East
(As information, not guaranteed.)
Leave Asheboro daily except Sunday
40 a. m connecting at Star with
through train for Charlotte at 11:25 a.
., with through train for Raleigh at
35 a. m., arriving Raleigh 1:20 v. m..
connecting at Raleigh with through
sleeper leaving Raleigh daily at 9:20
p. m. for Wilson, Greenville, Washing
ton and Norfolk. '
Leave Asheboro 4:10 p. m. dailv ex-
cept Sunday for Star, Jackson Springs,
rinenurst and Aberdeen and points
south.
Trains arrive Asheboro 10:50 a. m.
and 6:50 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
ror lniormation call on or write:
L. D. BURKHEAD,
w;j.wiaAMSN-a
Commercial Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
G. B. UNDERWOOD
Commercial Agent, Charlotte, N. C
J. F. DALTON.
General Passenger Agent, Norfolk, Va.
DR. K. M. TOKLEY
Dentist
Dr. Crutchfield's Office
Bank of Randolph Building
Asheboro, N. C.
Phone 28
Administrator's Notice
Having Qualified as administrator
of the estate of Jefferson Brookshire,
deceased, late of Kandolph county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before the
28th day of June, 1919, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate payment
J. T. WOOD.
Administrator of Jefferson Brookshire.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
q. the tat f Ranm Lucas, de
vV "l Notice -;fvvr ,r-
Having' qualified as administrator
on the estate of Nancf E. Wall, de
ceased, before F. M. Wright, Clerk of
the Superior Court of Randolph coun
ty. AU persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them
to the undersigned, duly verified, on
or before the 4th day of July. 1919, or
this notice will be nleaded in. bar of
their recovery; and all person! owing'
said estate will come forward : and
make Immediate settlement '
This 8rd day of July, 1918. " -J.
T. WALT.
- Admr. of Nancy E. WaljTooeaaed.
- Kandieman Route L . C , .
North Carolina,
Kandolph County.
Under and by virtue of nower of
sale given in the last will and testa
ment of E. J. Strider. late deceased.
of Randolph county, North Carolina,
we, the undersigned, will on the
22ND DAY OF JULY. 1918
at twelve o'dock noon, at the court
house door, in Asheboro, North Caro
lina, offer for sale to the highest bid
der a certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Union township,
Randolph county, North Carolina, be
ing a part oi tne estate oi tne said
E. J. Strider and more - particularly
described and denned as follows, to -wit:
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Beginning at a stone in Silas Luth
er's Une and running S. 22 chains
to a stone in Willis Luther's line: then
west 15 chains to a sassafras Craw
ford corner, then south on his line 40
chains to a pile of rocks In his Une:
then east 20 chains B. J. then south 2J
chains to a pine in Montgomery coun- -ty
line; then east SO degrees west 12
chains to a B. J. then east with Shaw's -
line, 12 chains to a white oak. T. Hall's
line: then N. Hall'l line 36 chains to '
hickory fck Luther's line then IW
chains to the 8. Lather comer; sour
wood j (then .with. JLuther and, Sarah
Hall's una to a stone; then, W. 42 Vs
coaina : to tne beginning, fontaininrt '
two hundred acres, more or less. FifT
ty acres of the above desd-ibed W
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Executor's Notice
Having oual (fled as executor of the
"Wofl, stranger, since' you've been so
1 ' frank .''.
Ill roll aside the hazy bank,
'The mintv cloud tit theories.
And show you where the trouble lies.
I left my dad, his farm, bis plow.
Because my calf became his cow.
I left my dad, 'twas wrong, of course unn the hair fails out fast
because my colt became his norse.
I left my d-wl to sow and reap .
liecAiiR mv lamb beestne his shorn,
I dropptnl ray hoe and struck my fork
I'.of-auaa mv tiiir buuni bis XMrk. . 4
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Twan his to snll but mini to ho. . jm .ay hn wpa-U.e bast investment July, 1919, or this notice will be plftd- before the l&th day of July, 1919, or
It's notth nmoke in thi stmonphpre, ym) pvr rntdfi. - - ; - M l bar f thnlr recovftryj and aU this notice will ba pleaded in bar of
Nor thfl tflflts for 15e that brought w. w n'ncr-ly WW, ni'nuW of )TPom owing said etU will corns thfir iwovery, and aU persons owing
h-ro. . . , .... . .. '-'tvfBfrthio rUt odvrH.ior.1. that if von forward sod Jnska jmtnediaU settle- aM estate will come forward and
If your hn.'r has been, ftegkded and fcd, before F. ,W. Wright Oerk of esta of N. C. Johnson, deceased, be
in thin, faded dry. sewtrgv ; or tno the .Bupwlor Court- of Randolph for F. M. Wright, Clerk of the Sope
' Ti .i -ii clii iro,ioa rouniv. thk is let notify all ' rMirhoni rior Court of Randolnh emmtv. thi
jDanderine at any. Amx store or toil baring claims rttnat said eUte to is to notify all persons having daims
1 counter for a f?w cpnt npply a little pre-ent tbnnt to- the Ondersincit duly against said estate to present them to
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corner to James Hurler, i
&aid land is covered wltl very
aoie pme, oax and popiarumoet i
nas been estimated hy timmr m
there are million feet It tin"
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cbrdance with the i p?n. '
the last wlU. and V'" -
said E. 3. Strider, W.jl'T
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