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,oa.ne.S0a day. ol September 1921 rrwticalrj a Jally at tbe Prieo tl a
ila Sue special proceeding nUUe4 ; Weekly. Ke Inker Newspaper fa
Miranda Harm ul Uil Hirni, tbe Yt aria Gi?e 8o Mack at a Law
' W kMbaiui. va. Uea Nanea at aLri a Price - .-
ti aderaiit wiU;aril MUa eawrt- ftw -cr, be marked
aeaae aoor "amCv -l y Important and. historical changes
, Monaaj' tha 7th day -of Nwreniber, rre 0f tha XJniUd States deep
lm, tor cash, tba xollowinf real aa- t- interesting to ma eitixen. The
i "'i '-', :i'i'MTfcre1Wr4.'rUelli to the
First Tract: Bennnlnz in the mid- , i t.kiii
dla af Caraway Creek, -west of panW America will gira yoa all the news
Naj .eoiBer.lrmmmj with the hi ,3 it. .It wilL keep yoa at thoroughly
wall. aorth , i l 6eTes ,west : 17.-0 informed as a daily at fiva or six time
chains 'to a, rock on the south' bank price. - Besides. the newafrom Eu-
Locoat Ore Drancn; taenee aouw rope for a long time to come will be
H chaina to a branch; thence west j oaerwhebhinc interest, and we are
t chains to a post oak thence south and vitally, concerned in it. The
IS semet east . 24.78 chains to a Thrtwii' Wm-M Win tm-..
white oak :t the fork- of the ' road) M accurate nd comprehensiTe report
uenpe nw w.pwr w TT werythlnf that happens.
of om rood; thence south, degroes
A WOMAN TESTIFIES
.Bare It fba Help Most Wanes Neei
alSaisToaiiL2e
Corington, Kyj "Bocae yeast an I
was awfully rundown and nervous boos
femi&int trouble and my phyaimaa Tee
oaunended, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
script told eta that it was the best
medicine "on ' the market for women.
Whether it is the best or not. it h the
best I have found, for s few bottles
UICKIE SAYS
Th Thriv.Wlr WnrM'i t-os-nlav
jmbseriptioa price la only $1 per year,
nelpea me wonderfully and by conUnu
inr its use 1 was cured entirely." Mrs.
Edith Ford, 1320 Banklick St.
. The use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription makes womea nappy by mak
. ing them healthy. A freat many women
in the South owe tht;r good health of to
day to this famous Prescription. Get it
at your drug store, or send 10 cents to
Dr. Pierce, Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
N. Y., for s trial pkg. Dr. Pierce will give
you confidential medical advice free.
east 1QJ.0 chains' to a white "oak: on'
.W.k " tV . JTSJ?6 ' this unequalled, newspaper an The
1M Chain, to a nine, now dead; ,oM we will send The Courier.
IZH? 4 n T. n Progressive Farmer and the
the. dddle of Caraway;. . thence up 71,,.,., World for or.e year.
eaieV creek its various couraes to the.
beginningi containing ninety-two and -y m
one half acres,.niore or' lean. tJSTjSfTTTfFNS
Second TracU-- Beginning at a ,,..1!L. (
wmce o&k n. uie . wcav-won. u
"HALLOWEEN"
(Written or the Observer.)
mourttain road and runainai north 8 f..SffVFSS"'
tea-a white oak on the.: west side j of J'uWished' "as Information pnly, not
said, road; thence north 20. degrees glMti. , .
east 12 chaina and 28 Jinks, to A jwhite ; , Passenger leave Asheboro dailv ex-
-.ov Umm nnrth is HoirrnMi. west 12 cent Sunday 3:30 p. m. for Star. Bis
links to a post oak: thence weBt 18 eoe, Candor, Jackson ; Spring vPine-
chaina to a hickory: thence north 7 husst and, Aberdeen. , .
chains to a white oak on the side of MixedLeave Asheboro 10:05 a. m.
hraach; tiience west 80 chains to Full- on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
er's line; thence, south on said line, 16 days for Star, Biseoe, Candor, Jack
chains and 6Q links to a dogwood and son Springs, Phiehurst nd Aberdeen,
white oak: thence east 82 chains and For fur her information address,
.60, links to a stake; thence soutn iz;
- chains and 60 links to a White oak; j
thence 11 chains and 17 links to the
beginning, containing eighty-four,
(84) acres, more or less, being known .
as the Hall land.
Said sale is subject to the confirm
ation of the court, and title to be rer NOTICE
tained until the payment in full of the
yurdhase price. Effective Sunday, May 8th, 1921, the
This ifae 30th day of September, following changes will be made in the
1921. arriving and leaving time of High
rwmo, . p0,nt, Randleroan, Asheboro & South
10 6 t Commissioner. ern tra5nB at Aahebor0 North CaroU
1 na:
NrtTirH .77 .....
I No. 142 will leave at 5:00 a.m.
" 'XT 1 ill Una 11-?lfl a l
Randolph County, No; 134 leave at ; ; ; ; 8;30
No. 2 will leave at 5:45 a. m.
Sunday only.
J.W.FLETCHER,
Superintendent.
J. F. D ALTON.
General Passenger Agent.
Norfolk, Va.
L. D. BUKKHEAD,
Ticket-Agent
6-2-tf. Asheboro, N. C.
Mammy, what's done on hallo ween ?
Asked a little pickaninny black and
lean.
lordy child, now youse talking, says
Mammy tou.
sou set. right down and 111 tell you
what they do.
Halloween is when all the, spooks get
out.
An' oh Lor. how they can shout.
There is gobbling, witches, hants and
i srhosts.
That tap on the window and set on the
gate post.
Listen to your mammy child, and
never get out
On halloween night when de spooks is
about.
Why you'll be that scared your blood
ill turn blue.
And oodles of other things will hap
pen to you.
North Carolina,
in the Superior Court.
Elsie Brown, et al vs. Paul Wheeler,
Henery and Thedore Henery et al.
Ella Wheeler,, John Henery, Charles K1-M
Henry and Theodore Henry, will take 'x'11
notice I
That an action entitled as above
has been commenced before the clerk
of the superior court of Randolph
County, North Carolina, for the peti
tion and sale bv division of a certain
tract of land in Randolph county, f r 111AtB1 VtkrA am - ctonH.rH
, i,i0, rfowrintinn fnce Autnoriied Ford Agency Standard-
.rn. ;,nti na fiia ixed Ford service and repairs,
is hereby given to.the petition as niea . . c. ...
the office of the clerk of the supe- 1
si ll8,
in
rior court of Randolph county, anfl
that said defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap-l
pear before F. M. Wright, clerk of
the superior court of Randolph coun-j
ty, en or before 'the 9th day oi No
vember, 1921, and plead or demur to
As soon as' the night gets black and
dark:
Out comes de spooks their hal
loween mart.
Black cats sro running all around.
And witches on broom sticks fly high
bove de ground.
And de ghost get together for a con
ference, you know.
And talk 'bout de things that happen
And little red debhles go running
along,
Singing some of the most blood curd
ling songs.
But de goblins beat dem all,
Wid dere red heads round as a ball.
And dere clammy hand stretched way
out,
To grab youse tight if youse bes out,
Child, I must not talk no more "bout
spooks an' sech,
Or else your mammy dey will come and
fetch,
But listen to your mammy, child, and
nebber iro out,
On halloween night when dem spook
is about.
Tubes.
ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO.
''Service That Satisfies."
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A FINE OLD HOME PAPER
(Tune A Fine Old EnsUah' Gentleman.)
These magazines with gravures and
all these worts 'of art,
Are very well for city folks who live
by dint of mart;
But give me first and foremost, I hold
,lt Is the prime
That 'fine old home towij paper one
of the good old time.
The prlntin' Isn't perfect, the Ink's
not uniform.
The type Is set by hand perhaps,
considerably overworn,
The dear old press I know It well
It's covered o'er with grime
But It prints that old home paper
one of the gold old time.
I look for It each week as regularly
It comes,
And when the postman brings It In, I
drop all other chums,
I drink It In, from start to fin, ridicu
lous and sublime,
That fine old home town paper, one
'of the good old time.
Smith's cat may have some kittens;
Jones is putting in new pumps,
My girl chum has got married and the
kids have got the mumps.
Jack Wiltsey's built a lean-to, John
son's roses upward climb
Ohl I love tlie old home paper, boys,
one of the good old time.
GEO. E. WRAY.
Randleman News
Rev. R. A. Taylor came from High
I'oint while M. E. Conference was in
ression and preached an able sermon
at St. Paul on Sunday night.
Rev. J. A. Cook and family left last
We regret to
DR. ROT T. H0DG1N
Chiropractor
Asheboro office hours: 10 to 12 a. m.
said complaint in said action, or the 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., Monday ,v;eek for Mount Airy.
plaintiff will apply to tne coun ior Wednesday, and rriday. Tuesday, ee them leave,
the relief demanded in said complaint Thusrday and Saturday from 10 to 12 Miss Alese Millikan, who has been
This the 10th day of October, 192L f. onjy. visiting friends in Spencer, has ro-
F. M. WRIGHT, i Ramsur office hours: 2 to 6:30 p. m. turned to her home.
Cierk Superior Court Randolph Coun- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I Miss Mary Allen Bulla, of Thomas
ty. I ; iville, was a week end visitor at home.
NOTICE
DR. JAMES G. CRUTCH FIELD
Dentist
Bank of Randolph Building
Phone 28 Asheboro, N. C
North Carolina, Randolph County,
in Sunerior Court.
Mattie L. Wood vs. Arden F. Wood.
The defendant above named will' UK. JUiilM WIIW
take notice that an action entitled as' DENTIST
above has been commenced in the OSee ever First ffatioaal Bank
Superior Court of Randolph County, in Asheboro, N. C
te secure an absolute divorce from
said defendant; and the said defen- rrv nnrCairil
dtnt will further take notice that ae HK U. L. rKLMItLt
la nmilvawl ti .nnpar hefnr the clerk
cf the Superior Court of said county j
in his office in Asheboro, N. C, on the
12th day of November, 1921, and an
swer er demur to the complaint In
Mid action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In said complaint. -This
October 4, 192L
F. M. WRIGHT,
19 6 St Clerk Superior Court.
DENTIST
OFFICES IN MORRIS BUILDING
PHONE 22e ASHEBORO. N. C
NOTICE OF 8ALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
DR. E. M. TAYLOR
' Dentist
Randleman, N. C
This is to announce that
. i nn. i n r.ircr.
i Having qualified as executor on the h -.,JT At mr- t sn
fif EBSf . AT'J City and U there all the time to prae-
will setl at public auction for cash en t, jJ.Btlrtr- im iu hranrh
' the Mwmhei ef the late Enoeh Purii Ue " 'f branches.
en the- 7th day- of Noremeer 1BZ1, at
one- ertiocK r, tne loiiewing oe-
The percentage of foreign born peo
ple in the United States is lower today
than it has been since 1860.
NVm. C. HAMMER L C. MOSEB
HAMMER ft MOSEB
Attorneys at Law
offices in Law Building, Asheboro.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
a a TATE. MD
Pay4daa aad fargs
NerUi Caredae
DR. U.G. ED WARPS
I 1 YiTERINARIAN
Office evar Aahtboro Bank and Trust
Company
scribed personal property tewiti
lot ef lent corn.
This thll day of September,' 192L
" M. 8. LINEBERRY, ;
Executor Enoch Push Deceased.
NOTICE
la the Superior Court, before the
1 . . . e ' I 9 tf .
norm carouna, Mnaoipa vounv,
. Pearl M. Coltrane va. Chester Gar-;
The defendant above named will Just claims, wind np aetatea. All bud
' take notice that aa action entitled aa aeoa entrusted hi my care ahaO bar
above has been commenced in the 8a; prompt and painstaking attention.
f feriet Court of Randolph County, N.
C for the purpose of obtaining ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
' absolate divorce! and the eaid defea-! ' '
dant will further Uke notice that he Having qualified as administrator
' Attereey-as-Law
Offlce Miller VaUdtaf
Having qualified as executor on the
estate of Enoch Pugh deceased, I will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash on the premises of the
late Enoch Pugh, under the power
given me by the will of the said
Enoch Pugh on Monday the 7th day of
November, 1921 at one o'clock P. M.,
the following described real estate.
"A tract or parcel of land in Frank
linville township Randolph county, N.
C, adjoining the lands of A P.
Brewer, Jacob Ivey and others and de
fer ibed and bounded as follows, vis.:
Beginning at a stone, the Jas. Allred
corner on the south side cf the pub
lic road; thence south on tne original
line 37.60 chains to a white oak;
thence south 60 degrees cast 10.80
chains to a black jack; thenco north
37.60 chain to a small post oak on
ride ef the road; thence north 60 de
grees west along said road to the be
ginning containing forty acres more
er less.
Said property sold subject to an In
crease Sid and the aaid executor re
serve the right to accept or reject
bid.
This 16 day of September, 1921.
M. S. LINEBERRY,
Executor for Enoch Pugh, deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court
North Carolina,
Davidson, county:
Corporation Commission of North
Carolina
vs.
The Bank of Denton, Denton N. C
Under ond by virtue of an order
made by His Honor, Judge J. L. Webb,
' Is remiired te annear at Lot office of cn the estate of Jesae Carter, deceas
' ' h fnrrV tit Mia RtmarW Caait at rl. notlra la hereby riven to all nar Ir. the above entltlad action.1 all credl
" ' handetph "County, North - Carolina, ties owing the estate to make prompt 'tore of the Bank of Denton, Denton,
' 7th day of Noyember, 1921, and an-'pajrment "and save costs, and all par-jK.C, are required. to file the under-
' swer or femur te the eompiarnt in lies nowinr claims against tne esxaie mgnea Keceiver oi sato osnx a nate-
ald actioa, or the plaintiff will apply to present them within the time pre- -ent ef their, claim at Denton, -N.
this notice wiu oe or AsneMro. N. i
U the court for the relief demanded scribed by law. or
plaint.
plead in bar of their eollectlon.
saiecenipia
This tie Cth
. - P.M. WRIGHT. " I J. E. CARTER.
or ourt frr Kane Adminintraiof el Jesse carter, vtn
Clerk
diy f OrteWr, mi.l This the 8th day ef Ortober, 1921.
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VS., WW AMIVWlVr I.. Af VH VI HlViV
the 1st day ef March, 1922.
This lOUi day ef October, 1921.
. ARTHUR ROSS.
Reetl-er far the Bank af Denton.
Back to Town Crier
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How ninny residents of any small
community lisive ever considered what
mijjlit happen If there were no news
pupers'r Just previous to "Sub
scribe for Your Home Town Paper
Week," which is to he observed the
country over November 7-12, Is a good
time to recall the plight of Macon,
Mo., not long ugo, when fire put the
Chronkle-IIerald out of business for
two weeks.
According to The Publishers' Aux
iliary, the old town crier, relic of
many yeurs hack, was yanked froSi
his hiding place, dusted off, and put
back on his Job, with a Jangling bell,
a megaphone, and a fog-horn voice only
a little worse for long disuse.
It may have been a novelty for two
weeks. Hut think of a community
without printers' Ink, compelled to get
Its announcements of auction, sales,
court sessions, births, marriages,
deaths, epidemics of sickness, dog or
dinances, board meetings, commence
ments, tax notices, advertisements
of help end situations wanted, acci
dents, and the rest, through a shouted
word Uke that of the ordinary train
announcer In a city depot. The town
crier wss a romantic figure In his day,
but few towns would like to return to
his ministrations now.
When one thloks of the temporary
pllkht of Macon, and that It might
become the permanent handicap of
many towns. It Is well to tblnk of sup
porting the local paper.
Auction Sale
Farming Tools and
Kitch en F urniture
Saturday, November 12
I Will Sell at My Residence Three Miles West of
Asheboro, the Following Articles of Personal
Property, to wit:
One Ford Tractor, Plows and full equipment;
Two Walking. Plows, One Three-Horse Riding
Plow, One Roan Mare, Ten Years Old; Harness,
Wagons and other Farming Tools and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
t
J. H. REDDING
This October 10, 1921.
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We will start buying rabbits next Monday, Octo
ber 31. Want all we can get. Also chickens, eggs,
and turkeys.
Highest Prices Paid at all Times
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Ht Knows His Folks.
Here are some random observations
of a man who has visited and studied
giod many small communities: If
you read your local paper yo will
not miss much that Is happening
round home. There Is no use saying
(hst you wish your 'own had a paper
like one In the other town, for the
other fellow there I saying the same
thing. The man who reads his local
pap4r thoroughly Is usually pretty
food rltlxen end ha It all over the
fellow who does not. Iocal papers,
when sll I said end done, do more to
uphold the Institution of this state
snd country thsn sny other known
contributing force In the world's work.
Random Observation.
This Isn't a country publisher talk
ing, hut the editor of farm paper:
The metropolitan dally will bring to
one's doorstep the news of the world
seen through the spectacle of the city
editor, but It la tbe editor who I Wee
la the heart of the community who la
able to reflect tbe sentiment of tbe
local group. Ho alone Is the trwo
Interpreter of frets as tbey affect -the
!. Iowa and tba farming coat-1
snanHy ttitt Itfimedlatalf nrtmei tao I
towa. i' s . . .
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