HTJRSDAY, JULY tl. 1821
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Pace Five
THE COURIER
TELEPHONE NTJKBXB I
Asheboro, N. O, Jul 2J. 1921
NEWS IN BRIEF
MB. AND MRS. Lf.BBJ, O
MT. OlLLJAU .iJ-ufAlN
Seven men, three white and four On June 30, 1921, one of the most
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Dr. Rov T. Hodsrin was the guest of
Relatives in Greensboro over Sunday.
".. vT l"Tm."" that swent the town of Ellerhe
ire visiting relatives at nonu rniiw . . - . -j
I The Holiness church building three
ana a nail mile from Asheboro, ou
Route 3, waa struck by lightning ou
July 8, little damage waa done.
Mr. l nomas iewauen, who uvea near colored, gii convicted of first aegro eiyoyaoie eveiiu oi tne season or uie
by waa- shocked bjr the same bolt, 'murder, onw occupy cells in "death ota ladies was celebrated in uie loveiy
.though not seriously injuried. I row" at the State Prison, Raleigh. bome ox Mr. and Mrs. K oyru, ...
1 Mis Kathleen Hall, of Thomasvil' -.'All the condemned men have lost m Giieau. Tms was toe lTtn aunui
waa a week end guest of her cousin, their appeals to the Supreme court for dinner given by our genicl, b.g-netorted
Mrs. M. H. Allred. jntw trials, and unless Governor Mor- bost and hostess solely tor tne pleasure
uunnj a severe eiectricai storm rison intervenes they will be but to OJ ola laaies oi me community.
, one death in the elertrir chair rinrW the Ihe meeting was unusually Lleas-
nignt last weea, me residence oi Mr. next few months. Among the con- anl eacn Jaee beaming witn uiigru
I
I Mr. W. I'. Freeman, or Kanaieman, " . :v ucuuicu men is x. nams, lurmcrfy - - .,6
NTn l was a business visitor in Ashe- y Wing torn off and part of the.a well known merchant of Kicgecrc, gotten, and everybody seeming u fcu,,1
jxv xi . roof damafreri. though none nf trip, in- n-ln ..,,, An.riA ; n..nmk "Todav is ours in thi hnmp ami u
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horo Tuesday.
mates of the house were injured. Mr. I last November, of the murder of F. W. will exchange views, inquire aoou: a:,-
Mrs. Mary r.. nan ,oi tnis town. , Mrs Marearet E LiDDard. of Ire-
Messrs, rlarold Moore and tdwin jh io. t, innth
. ui. vvuitvj f vvi va w-va viiv a vxs vu uii
niversary of her birth last Monday,
with a family reunion and all-day pi
oi tnose wno nave crossed over aiu
are resting in the beautiiul city of
God."
These are g-one but not forgotten.
Especially do we remember our dear
f , , i ti r. jubi3 oi
2 was in to'wn on business the first of nd Wf" formerly lived in Ashe- Monnish, of Tuscaloosa, Auraama, Bt ent friends, and speak ot the virtues
h week. ' "au g aaugnier oi Kidgecrest, last September.
f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox, of Thomas
!, . u .. b r.t Mr Juessrs.
t r Morris were visitors in Winston-Salem
tend Mrs. J. M. Cannecs. th . ,
f m- w t &.r.nrn .nj Mi Mittio me pasx wees end.
11 1 B. VT V fcvr v mau . 1 T7l Tr X1 A 1 1 I
Vovett left M nday for Blowing Rock D a"' narles. yearns, oi Asneooio, Mrs- Lippard has eiftht children, cnarter member, Mrs. Augusta Skeer,
5T. ! f-o. o,Lnnn Route2, was in town last Tuesday and 58 erandchildren. 110 BTeat-BTancr- who for a number ot years was in our
ma paid The Courier a call. Mr. Kearns children, and 14 great-great grand midst on those occasions. We were
itine relatives. He will be away??'8."c "aa UKT" icaucl ui children. woni io De snent wnen sne was spalt-
ntil the latter part of the month. . XKY l."'" hTZnL Captain Marion B. Fowler, Lieut. i with her
Mr. Joe Lewallen is improving atter " "1' Vl r 1 u; u ' " " " " " ther Barbour, former Lieuts. Victor - -f J" - i " . l
.unt nn fnr annPnHicit a at the r' c Rrvant: anH Oenro-o W TjinHv noi lorgei ner.
ligh Point Hospital Saturday.
ao without the paper.
Drs. F. E. Asbury and C. A. Ha;,
Ai.1 l ii.
along with a score or more non-con..- vl"ers na'e PasseQ. Dut none are tor
missioned officers and privates or i?ie gotten.
r. I u: Mpssrc C, T f.Ailair t) w
State Hospital Association n Greens-, been gued for da e -n vAmmcc Steele were on hand with their cars
Ramseur "u.' y. i"cvlsirs f CULC' lccunty by the widow of the late James "At your service, Madam," at
Mr. U. L. r-iuer, 01 xiigu luun, wnrh nrP nttanHintr tiA mPPtintr nf fbP imaaiuIlcu privates or cno
Joute.was, in town yesterday an J h are attending . Durham machine gun company nave
Meat Market
Will Move
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every
aid The Courier a call.
r . TT r m T7 1
"Route 2, was a business visitor in town Jf ILLJtTIKh nePrRay, who was kUled when a mob is al- turn. So we had no trouble going io .
Greensboro, during the meeting. i.mh t k. .ttv th. and from the nartv. We annr-.. 0
f if... :! tr i04- tw. Messrs. George Scott and Oscar a:, i.t e.immn .-t0 their arallantrv and hnnp thpv u-m ni-i
!day for Saniord, where she is report- S',Bi c.f'A.T vlsltors In Asnemachine gunners were guarcing me forget us next time.
S. Copeland and little son,.'"::; - m( t . '7 V: " .t' "". X
:
ing the proceedings of Sperior court
Eras week.
Mrs. G,
1 Miss Ava Wolff is visiting friends "111 My f.,, rents. M. and , wman, were conhncd. nl ' interrupted in our sweet ;
Mrs. R. B. Register, at Seagrove. M.rThe Kockingham Times is a new; "n ny tne announcement tn
l'calitti uiouc ilo lliov auucaiaiivc a'- " " j ,
kt Rural Hall this week.
Miss Adelaide Armfield was the
truest of Miss Elizabeth Pickett in
fligh Point for a few days last week.
Ex-Sheriff Hughes, of Tabernacle
ownship, was in town yesterday on
business.
We will move the first of next
week into our new quarters in
the new Caveness Building on
Trade St. where we will be better
prepared than ever to serve the
public all kinds of Meats.
Phone your orders for prompt X
delivery
Wright Brothers
4 Pay Cash" "Cash Pays"
Copeland came down for the week-end,
returning Sunday afternoon to Wins- "" . , u j f 13 ,UC S ushArpH ,nt tho T ln Z
tn Salpm whprhe has char of the weekly paper, published by ex-Shenff J-'shered into the dining room, where
i ! j j: a. j.t.A rii; cAmnnwu.,i;r.4- v.nn The VOUnff la, lips; wVm ncoJcI in
nvm- A1iii.nfnn nA Ai-Mn Kri iVJ line snmnnmhu net n'nc nrnn-
I Mrs. J. H. Doni of Charlotte, has University summer school, Chapei1 ably fatally injured last Thursday serving were: Misses Virginia
een the guest of her sister, Mrs. H.- Hm is to be one of the speakers at the morning, when he walked while asleep Kearns, of Randolph county; and
M. Robbins, for the past week. Mrs. nnl ', institntp. fnr hie-h school teachers Ithroueh the second story window ot Marian Blanche Bruton, of Mt Gilead.
iDixon, Mrs. Robins, and Miss Marga-
Iret Erwin Robins left yesterday for
Montreat, where they will spend tho
to be held at Clarksburg, Pennsyl
vania, this fall. Mr. Walker is pleas
antly remembered in Asheboro
balance of the summer at Mrs. Dixon s f ormer superintendent 0f the city
cottage.
I Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Lambert and
wo little daughters, Esther and
Xucile, of Thomasville, were guests of
schools.
Miss Ethel Cox visited her sister,
Mrs. T. V. Rochelle, in High Point for
quelle, or. xnomasviue, were guests oi & few da last weefc
relatives m AsneDoro me pasi wees Mrg j w Boyles and two childrerl,
Fn , , T , 'of Thomasville, were guests of Mrs.
I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cagle, Mrs. W- F Redding at her home on Sunset
rinompson xiarreii anu uaugnters, Avenue. iast Sundav.
largaret and Helen, of balisbury, Mi88 L Monroe o star is
ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. j, with w
ross Sunday. . . m-s. o W. Rich.
Mrs. Bob Allred visited her mother, M Ajue H. Worth, of Durham, :s
rs. Ellington, at Kandleman last iQt.;-. ? trum
Mrs. W. C. Hammond has as her r. ' t,t'w ' hnainpea visitors
ouse guests ner motner and sisters Asheboro last week.
his boarding house in Dunn.
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The ice cream and lemonade were in.
Ha fha win n n A A4. nr s1
R. E. Powers, a prominent citizen Jhn.cZ .i. , a,
of.Rutherfordton, a 'confederate v?. Ctu no be exceS"'
eian, and ex-member of the legisla- T ,
ture, died at his home in Rutherford- ln ,tne kitchen, were good old Ellen
t iot ;o Bowden and Cora Allison. The rich
Sunday school workers of the South- v5n.?s on the table testified to tneir
em Presbyterian church met at oMn- f bl"ty to cook good food. We wish
treat last week. The key note of the fr them many years of continued
conference seemed to be, "America's usetulness.
greatest peril the spiritual neglect of roi lowing were the guest of honoi.
childhood." Mesdames. Sallie Robinson, Ellen
An anti-typhoid campaign is being Andrews, Maggie Dunn, John A. Lisk,
waged in Lenoir county, and large Rebecca McRea, Sallie McAulay, Mary
numbers of the citizens are taking the Moore, Emma Williams. Anna Win
vaccine, alarmed by the increase n frey, Jennie Kearns, Jane Itic:ncyre,
number of cases throughout the coun- ulia Standback, and Misses C. t.
oi ty. w"y and uettie acarooro. The aver
in I H. B. Pendry, a white man, ) aSe a of the guests was 75 years, A
years of aire, is under bond in Hieit "'Ontns, and lb days, three ot the in
Standard Drug Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
rs. Whitneia. ana Misses irma anl Mv ci,r0ct0. Qnnnn n 4-vpar-ftl.l uf rt u t a; mri, vited sruests were kent awav hv illnpas
Kaizabetn Wruttield, oi Lumbertoiu c,-tizen 0f Alamance county, was in 'Edna Burton, a 17-year-old girl, to In the afternoon, our pastor, Rev. W.
STiey were accompanied to Asheboro Liberty one day iast week and said he j Use medicine to cause abortion. H- Brown, honored us with his pres-
by Mr. Whitfield also who made a viut had in a good crop tftis year When Fred 0. Shanner, of Lynchburg, is nce' read for us the 103 psalm, and
f ? xt -yS" v , t . asked if his son did not do most of the father of 19 children, 18 or wnom offered a frevent prayer in our benarr.
I "uco ftauujr, m I- tne wort Mr. Spoon replied, no, ne
Ivas one of the teachers in Asheboro not hold out to do as much ag he
last Saturday taking the teachers himself could do for he could plow a
State examination. h le dav
I Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Wells, and The citizens of Staley are interested
ir. the prospective new school building
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been
daueher Virginia, were in Asheboro
the hrst ot the weet Mr. and Mrs. f which arrangements have
Wells are from Sedan, Kansas. They made-
are tne guests oi Mrs. wens Dromer,
Mr, J. M. Ellis, of Ramseur No. 1.
An illicit still of only one quart ca
pacity was captured in a brush pne
Mrs. Wells before her marriage was nn .u,nHnH v,nSp not far mun
yda Ellis. Mr. J. D. Ellis, also of Ri h p0int, a few days ago.
Sedan. Kansas, is with them.
I Rev. Edward J. roe, whose early
ife was spent in this county, preachel
two stirring sermons at the M. E.
fchurch Sunday, making an excellent
Last week we announced Township
n tiro fiftli Qnrwloil in
Impression on the large congregations . 137.:
fci.rt. rVT Prt ia Ana exf tho mnt. v " """'B' ...
s011a iut. j v v v
scholarly ministers of any denomina
tion in the State.
Mr. A H. Foster sbent last week in
?A Qriavillo
Mr. Lee Gibson and family spent
a T-' TTIl
iast weeK at rine nan. . ,, t. fi,f Q,i0 i Ai.m.s:
Rev. and Mrs. L W. Gerringer and
Saturday from a ten days trip to
are living. He says he has run out of Mr. John A Lisk also came in ana
names and is asking his friends to su&- atked each one of us to write what we
gest a name for the last one, a boy ot could in connection with 'he Civil wtn.
two months. ana pnng tne sketches to our next
Myron T. Kerrick, of Ohio, succeed meeting. Now, sisters, get uusy anu
Ambassador Wallace as ambassador vrite what you remember of tnat war,
to r ranee. Mr. rlernck held this dosi- ior our nearts are yet sad over tr.e
tion during President Taft's adminis- brave loved ones who gave their lives
tration. ii'- defense of their country,
Six persons were killed and about Just before the assembly dispersed,
fifty injured, last Sunday, when a Rev. H. L. Seabolt came to shake hanas
Martin bombing plane crashed into and give us a word of cheer. The
a group of automobiles parked on tne evening shadows were appearing ana
ground at Moundsville, West Virginia, cars were waiting to ta'.:e us to ou.
Leaders of the nation mourned tne respective homes. We bade cur hosi
country's war dead at a memorial and hosters "Adieu" with Hearts run
service at Hoboken, New Jersey, last of low. We wish them many years of
Sunday, while 7.264 me n who made health, prosperity and happiness.
shiDS. There will also be conventions' the supreme sacrifice on the fields of oome day, wnen our sun is setting,
held in Columbia township at Shady; France lay on the piers. Senator when all human friends will leave us
Grove and Trinity township. Cordi?l Henry Cabot Lodge, Assistant Secre- to cross alone, we shall need a gutoe
invitations to all. i tary of War Wainright, and General and
RunHlnmfin tjiwnshin will hold lis John .1. Pershinir were amonc the
convention at the Tabernacle in Ran-1 speakers, and prayers were offered by There is a guide who knows the way,
i, . , , , r i A I. t . . . . , : Mo'a t t", , 1 (i.l if hofnro
ia rrowjsiam minister, a iuuiuiic w
Ii riest, and a Jewis rabbi. There is a guide that has a light
Those townshins not having fixed, As a feature of the sixth world's i-pon tne otner snore,
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
ea oaturaay irom a ten uaya nip w tjme and ace for their conventions 'convention of the Christain Endeavor mere s a guide to comiort
Kew York where they attended the &n do Bo at once We want Society, in New York City, last week. And to take us safely o'er.
uii
meeting of the World Christian
peavor
urged
all conventions on or before the second
leaver Union. On their return they gund fa A t 80 M t0 give time
topped at Washington, D. C. f makinc un renorts for the county
Mr. R. L. White, of Ulenoia, was in
town the first of the week on business.
Mr. Charles Ross and children, of
for making up reports for the county
convention which convenes at Liberty,
N. C. on August 22nd. Make your
K'KndVs' a program is being prepared.
Superor Court in Session This Week
16,000 Endeavorers marched m a
mighty parade, singing militant
hymns. '
Governor Morrison has leased a
home in Grove Park, Asheville, for the
summer. He and his family will nave
Written by one of the guests.
RANDLEMAN ROUTE 2 NEWS
Whitman's and Nunnally's
candies
Fresh lot now in our refriger
ator cabinet
STANDARD DRUG COMPANY
The 1HealJL Store
Asheboro, N. C.
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WANTED TO BUY
Peach Seed
Will Pay $2.00 a Bushel
D. A. CORNELISON
Seagrove, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE
DOES IT PAY TO WORRY
I ABOUT APPENDICITIS ?
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Randolph county Can appendicitis be guarded against?
made in tne special proceeding entitieo i es, Dy preventing intestinal lnree
Anderson D. Tucker, B. F. Spivy and tion. The intestinal antiseptic. Adler-
recovered his strength since the strain
fit th rnmnniim 1 arI. vpnr nnd wiah-
The regular civil term of Randolph es to get 8ome rest jn the mountain
superior court convened last Monday cHy
juage r. a. mcciirov
Peculiar Death
Rev. G. F. Milloway. pastor of Tab
brnacle circuit, and Rev. N. G. Bethea,
tre conducting a series of meeting in
he M. P. Church at Julian this week.
A .1 1 1 . . Tk. P.Mar . . . ,
Aoieoi uio ciuiera at xuo viu.i morninir. Wlln Juujte i . a. I'lttiiiuv i
It fflce last Tuesday were Messrs. C presiding.
Anderson. Randleman: E. W. Calli- Rn far .nnlv a few cases have been'
fcutt 'Pisgah, and E. P. Hayes, Ran- disposed of. The great majority on1 Clark Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs.
flleman. the docket have been continued for va-,W. A Andrews, of Mathews townsnrp,
Mrs. W. C. Routh, of Bennett, was rjou8 reasons. Among the few dispos- died at his home last Saturday niffu.
n town last Tuesday and paid The nf th following: The young man had suffered vnw
Courier a call. Mrs. Routh had been Ella Mav Barker was granted a di- tooth ache for several days and on spending some timo with
viaiiing relatives in tne counii n vorce Irom John v. uarKer. i""""j " .. cww.ku. ,,.r, nmnun ajicurcm
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Slack spent la.nt Idah Spivy vs. Rosanah Tucker, Jonn i-ka, acts on BOTH upper and lower
their residence there until SeptemDer week in Hi?h Point the guests of rela- pool Sarah F. Pool et al, the under- bowel removing ALL foul, decaying
1. The governor has never entirely tives. I signed commissioner will on the 8tn matter which might start infection
Mr. J. it. uwen and daugnttr, mus day of August 1SW1, at 1Z:00 o clock rJAUbLUENT for gas on stomach or
Myrtle spent Sunday with Mr. Owen's M., at the court house door in Ashe- chronic constipation. It removes ma -father
in Liberty. boro, Randolph County, North Caro- ter which you never thought was in
Mr. Robert Sheffield, of Spencer Una, offer for sale to the highest bio- ycur system and which nothing else
spent the week end at home. der for cash the following tracts of can dislodge. One man reports it Is
Mr. Williams and family, of nenr lund lying and being in Asheboro vnbelieveable the awful impurities
Millboro, visited at Mr. Ii. C. Moseri township, Randolph county, North Adler-i-ka brought out. Standard
Sunday. I Carolina, adjoining the lands of fi. Drug Company.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Johnson and L Tucker, and others and bounded a
family cpent Sunday in Liberty. ifollows: I LINEBERRY NEWS
Miag Bcrta rreeman, Ol Spies, 1 Tract Nn. 1 Rpirinnino- nt Thnm-
uncle, i.r u h g uth we t corner. thence . Mr. Lendo Alired is having his
'North 156 feet to a stone to R.
her
Mr.
I house painted.
fown. In the case of Ann bydon, vs. Milton ...c.,., vv. ... ...u ... anss lui vrowi h limine, w Jordan's corner; thence west 130 fe-t i"r. (Jlaud Underwood is erecting
I Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Fogleman, of Cranford ct al, it was decided that the he afternoon cut .the wood for mi her home in Siler City after spending to Cox jj. thence along Cox road a new store building.
Jnear Staley, celebrated their 65th land in dispute rightfully belongs to mother to prepare supper. It Is pr- gome time with her aunt Miss Maude to gt gt thence alonJf stowe St Mr. Anton Fields is buildi.nr a nice
n,A,t u. Qotv1nv v j. Rumed that b nod Doison had deve onea Allrd i.. ,l. , . ' "IM 10 uui"ik u nice
ttvuuimk . Ann jjynaon. . ; " r . 7 , , 10 mi uegmning. new home.
Th nrlnrlt.nl fpaturw nf the dav waa a i. v, nt w c Pji-t unA Mi": before the tooth was treated. Chat-
basket picnic Several addresses were Cox vs. R. S. Davis, the plaintiffs were. bam Record.
hiade and the occasion was a most en- warded soo damages, and it won j
nvnnia una ut nif.jn T on. . prsn.lpnti ' .v
Mrs, Elmer Rich and little son, Leo, .,., nav one half of the cost.
Vere Ihe guests of relatives at Trvy, .
ast week, y ByrtN Y ork
Mls Kate Soon viilted fnen.U at . m-i-- f m.h intront occur -
.mw!ur uio vki w nl t thi M. P. naraonan-c in Ashebor
Mrs. Yow. of Whr Not, Is vinlting c. in., va. Vnrb Wam a
ber daughter. Mrs. 8. W. Presnell.
I Miss CleU Rich retarwl home inst HU, fi c brlde is the ony
weeK irom s vis t oi wrii daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. York,
relatives ana inenni
Miss Pearl Brown,
. waa th nest
Winningham,
flsa Cora Ash
Nn Asheboro this
litr, Mn. 0 BetU. I F.flrds Department Store at Rock Hill,
JamM Neeir u jrisitinf reiamn 8 . q, havinr worked with the amo
igoDiery, ju-.-. ' flrm at Uurham and Bheiby.
iyud an. icy iww wr. ti.-. Mr 1A Urt. BjrrJ jeft bnmedi,t-ly
iiTMriwiwiTOij: . aft-f ,4h eeremony for Ahrriilc.
WIU Ball, of EIICTW; From there they wUl to to New York.
vlriUnf tht famlll wThty be at hon ln Bock Hill afUr
the tnt, cf.Aorwt '
now under con
struction in Canada at a coHt of mil
lions of dollars, over which white-topped
prairie schooners broke trail only
a comparatively short time ago.
SPECIAL SERMONS AT THE
BAITIST CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY by an. Ve all wish Mr. Uictzel many
more happy birthdays
The pastor of the Baptist church wil
Hf,v,. nrH ??lucV mn.lp n l.n uitif.: ,
trip to Ieoe one day last week. TIct N"; 2 Beginning at a Btone Mr and Mrs. Spencer Brower aro
La.st Sunday morning more than 9 Stowe St., thence eant 290 feet to Bpend.ng the week with Mrs. Brewer
hundred friends and relatives gather- f. Blne; thence west alon A C. Cox s parents in Virginia,
erf at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. !in. . . lf 8 8tonei thence 80UM1 Wheat threshing has been going on
Reitzel, the occasion being a surprise 10 tne DeKlnning. for tne paHt week n tnil, neiKhiM)rhood.
birthdav dinner in honor of Mr. Tract No. 3 Beginning at John The crop Is short in this part of tl. 9
Rietzel's 48th birthday. A large, Cox's corner on Stowe street; thence county.
tthl nn the lawn was loaded with north 2!)0 feet to A. C. Cox's line; I
irool thinirH to cat, which wan enjoyed! thence west along A. C. Cox'r line 140
iiHiw 10 m iivone; uwncv soutn ieev 19 '
f.vAoh fwn arwwlal urmnm nnvt Ktin. t a iv f i tTPPl'I 1 T?rn
in Ainiono, wk, . .TWmI Palla hut wha hava 1 vwi r, . " ' V"
, ot irneoiro A,hboro for several Veara. She a tu. n i c u I
of her -lier, Mrr. u. rwlBV youn(r lftdy and has many A " ' 4 A " " ..TT
last week. i --, t. dj i. ror 10 ear i suiiereu nicreujuinj-
whTf Gmn.1,oro I, with .tlach and Ur tr,ub.e.
week, the t of S r- T.n.'r; ,.f Al"nem"nl .Ulv "ralure. moating with gas distresned me very
We arc proud of the con-
trot iv it niune, uwnw auuui levv iw n i . . . ,
Stowe street, to a stone; thence east tldence doctors, dllip;gl8t8
140 feet, to the beginning. atl(l the DubllC have in 6GG
Tract No. 4 Beginning at a stone 1 m.:it I t
aide of Cox road; thence a"u umu
on the east
south 145 feet along said
road to i
C v nail ana jar, ana nn.
la
MofflU U la Trot fof
L, rli guest of bar son, Mr. B.
V vnri. P. R Aburr wfli leave
i r "hib1 '),''-'r at
Cart ef Thank
,Wa wish te than our 1riMn ami
relehbom for thlr many art of klnd-
Veep the main out-lines of the sermon- taring. All medicine only relieved
before the hearer during the discus- temoorarilv. I ve ud hope of ever
ln. beinz cured. Mv drueirist advised me
Regular Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. nna dav ta trr lfr'i Wonderful
C. O Frailer, Jr., auperintendent R-md. I am feelins? like a new wo-
B. Y. P. U. 7 P. M., June Frailer, mm alnra and raa nnw aat anvthinir
prwddent .,.,.,. ltwiUi no ill retulU."- It is a ilmplc,
, The public Ii eordJallf invited to aU harmless preparation that remorei
our eerrfcea, lnc1udln the rtaltort and the catarrhal mocui from the Inteetln-
stTanfrainourtown. . al tract and allaya the inflamnutinn
JAS. W. KOSE, rutor. which caose practically all stomach,
liver, and ini-mtinM i!mnt, tnrru'l'
r-T! i U a rorrr- ir Vrv
wiTf roil'
stone; thence east 135 feet to a stone; court house door In Anhcboro, N. C,
thence west 136 feet to the beginning ioffeLr f"r l,a,e to,th nlgheat bidder ror
Excepting from the above boumine-, cah .at certain tract of land lying;
a tract for one acre more or less deed- J'" ,n berty township, lian
ed by R. J. Jordan to A R. Low, oa North Carol na, adjoln-
the Zfith day of July 1918 recorded in," P """" " w
book 180 at page 65.
This the Z0 day or July 1SZ1.
. JOHN T. BRITTAIN,
CommlMioner.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under, and by Virtue of and order of
the Superior Court of Randolph counir
made In the special proceeding entitle the
C. M. ITT,
Amlrl-rsnr V.
other and more particularly deacrib
ei as lollows, towit:
Beginnlnf at a black oak, Alfred
Klrkman's old corner, ronninff tnenea
south 104 poles to a white oak William
Bowman' cornerj thence wee 80 poies
to a stone; thence north lit potee to a
stone In Joseph Ileaden'e tine; tnenc
MirtD 12 degree oast with tald line t
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