-
Thursday;, fecruary 23.
TUE ASHXBQUd, COURIER, ASI1LBQR0. N. C.
REDUCED EOL'ND TBtP FARES '
- . VU ., ' I
Norfolk Souiheni Rsilrea . .
- J Account -- i
-Minli Graa... Mobile, Alabama
-...-' Febraarr CT-2Sth , -
Ticket sold February ?4th to. 2Sth W. L. "Ward
mdusive. Final limit March 7, 1922. S day at $2.00 per day . .
Extension o fUmit to- March 22. 1922, 44 miles at 10c per mile ,
oa payment of One-Dollar Fee. '
- WSaW' "'Vk'coitVw
V.rv? General Passenger Agent. g day9 2JK)
; i f t . ri,,ri,, 105 miles at 10c per mile
REDUCE! BOOT) TRIF-FAKES -
Norfolk Whern Eallroao
-' Account
I- ke.oId'February Jg-Oftg-
iT.5- Pinal limit. March 7, la
elusive., t u . 00 1 w
Extension of Linux to '
;t of One Dollar Fee.
; v J. F. D ALTON,
.'Vv General Passenger Agen-.
J - NOTICE vOFLAND SALE
-v ' . . nf the nower conferred by
4 By virtue of the power g
m rllrt of Rlndolph County, in the
nlcSroSeSTtherein pending en
ilw Cheek. Administrator of
!,tl6iJ rlLt vaewased vs. Florenca
Je'we &k Mfon MoX the 6th
ay of Marcn N. &7 at
AKhehoro. N. C, at
OUSeaoor iu f -Hrier.
"i:,. w.nn fn the highest
-ouuo - , - , i estate,
ie. following ucw
" Ascertain tract or parcel of land in
.-j-TST rnnntv. State of North
wtt: . . . 1 nf anA in
tULUVlMit ,
arolina, adjoining we
.... il
lands 01
... . n.jv Vance Mvnc, u. iv.
homas Brady, vance
w . ' r u
effitt et al,
bounaeu us w"u"'
i. m1nrinir
Kec-innintr ai. i-""" --- 1 - .. -
uth 47.08 1 chains to a pine;, unence
if cnaoSsto0nt; Se
?kS?6rPSK
rth 20-16 chams to a p nR
4 a stone, ' 50 chaillS
fc-ffiky-SE 2Sc
?V, IS 15 chains to a pine, now a
Srfce1
.LT S th beginning, containing
tuna w v. 1
v acres, more or less.
laid tract of land is all that certain
- f innd conveyed to Mary J.
eek ty H. T. Cavsness ana wue,
' -
il be seen by reierence w
Mistered in the office of the register
deed3 for Kanaoipn coum-y, """"
pace 554. .
Subject, howe
?K however, to the following
wit- . .
?nSVtTJt of 50 acresmore
deeded to J. F. Craven by Ma-, senbed lands belonging to c.-.id toun
J Cheek, as will be seen by rei- ty, on the following terms, v z:
mce to deed registered in book 166, Tract The o1 Homc
ge 195. ', site, in Back Cr&k township, five
Second: Two acres, moie or less, mi)es Arfieboro fln the galigL
la:d sold by W. M. 9n"k - bury road containing two hundred and
iyorth, the same being the second fporteen (214) acres more or , M
t mentioned an1d.dene1dRin survey recorded in Book No. 115, page
uch is registered m book 182, page 3gft in thfi office of Repistor of Dee)s
6., .. x . ,- of Randolph county. This tract is to
.Third: A tract of one-half acre, he Jm m .
ore or less, bounded and described Spturday February 25, ?t 11 o'clock
t follows, towit: . a. m. Thjs tract sub-dividsd into
Beginning at Vance Myncks com- n fams ,
f stone; thence south 30 degree
st 4 chains and 22 links to a stone Tract No. 2 consisting of 74.39 r.cres
the middle of the graded road lead- purchased by the Board of Commir
t to Cheek's mills; thence east of sioners on the 27th day of September,
uth along said road about 3 chains 10X7, and located one-half mile west
1 90 links to a stone in the middle of Asheboro n Sunset averue exten
said road, an original corner of a sion, and known us the Spencer firm.
,ct of land purchased of Gurney M. The deed for same recorded in Bock
mme? et al. by W. M. Cheek; No. 173, page 107 in the office or I'eg
nce north 6 chains 75 links to the istec of Deeds. This tract of land is
-inning, the same being included in to be offered for sale at 1 o'clec'-. p.
boundaries of the first t.ract con- m. on th'a premises on Saturday, Fcb
ed by W. M. Cheek, and wife .o ruary 25.
A:Hayworth, m irifl be seen 1 by on u
anc , to tJifl 'deed which is regis of AaheTwr0i U9U
,4 ta book 1W, jage 116. f b which & of
i rli ?ntfC ? vi Ltn as y. W t s located at west end o'
ek and wife t .J. ML Jnl " Id tract. This lot will be offered
, be seen by reference to deed ga on 5, at 2 0,cIock
f A p-ra-on Saturd February
ifthi ' Atract of 9 acres, more or. Terms of sale: ! One-third cash;
, sold and conveyed by W. M. one-third In twelve months, and the
ek .to J. M. Deatonas will be remaining one-third to be due in two
V by reference to "deed which Is years. All deferred payments to he
stered In book 168, page 193. properly secured with interest at six
ixth: . And a tract of 20 acre, per sent per annum.
or less, sold and eonYeyed by The Board, of County Commission
M Cheek to J. T. Poole, by deed ers reserves the right to reject any
ch It registered in book 164, page 0r all bids en any of the above! de
.. scribed land.
.tut leaving 92 1-2 acres, more or";
1, Deionging 10 me saiu tt. m.
eek, after the deduction of the par
9 above particularly enumerated,
eventhi And subject also, to the
et of . Florence Cheek and the
estead of 'the minor children of
M. - Cheek, - deceased. both of
h have been layed off and allot-
. . . .l. I Tir 11
according to the following metes
bounds, towit;'
(Hnnlng at a stone on west side,
ublie road, , northward from i hduso, titI J Craven, t al ti. Millard
running thence aeuth 20 degwes.c,, et , j wui on the 25th day
tha various, courwa of fiald rood of Fbnulry. 1W2 at One o'clock P. M.
halna to thrld lint, also Scott s on jj,, premmises: in; the -town of
then mth on ScotVa line- 7.50, FrankUnville, offer for sal at publie
s -to the' eld original corner. anctlon, to th highest bilder, the fol
'n corner; the west on tho old j0wlnff described tnxt of 'and, -"J?-.
fT.VSt' '' Beglimlnjr in Ue middle of, Walnut
C9 .1!.' I fclA thov ast.sUe oiv Allml
1 24 degrees west 1& ehsim to a 6inetl crt corner thence , North 5
nearorner o( field 1 then ftorth de?re the east side of
2 degree. ' a.t ; 10.67 chain, to Mfd ,tmt l9 chJ, and 78 ,lhk w ,
wcTpk f m? stake; thenco south 85 degms oast (
T1". ,,,fd bondarl chain, to a stone, John-. BuroV. oor.
g to a A. Uayworth; "cepV ner oa North tide i of. Cray rtroet;
upstairs of residence and .thrthenct north 5 degrees'east fifty -six
room downstairs rhlch U ' chains and 65 link, to a . stone ' pile,
I to to w th tha balanco of the john Craven', corner In J.'M ElUWs
and the Joint psa of the. well. iine theoc. west with the old lino 13
norch, front yard nd front hall chains and 34 links to a stono old or
allowed to go with laid njstaki rftrJ thnc4 louth vUh the old "Hnft
E. room downstair... '' !e7.30 chains to the middle of branch;
. ,,,,." 1. 11 11,. i-j
t Including alio s J the land oa
,i. .(.1. ..
"ajit aid. of publio road about
, mora or 1m on that side of'
ad; maUn the dower altogfilV
d; muUnjr the dower altogith-,nirin!nr
., more or Ism. . . . ' - ;
1 , ... , ' . v 'i
is of win one-tbird sh, bjd-
n a crcht of six rnrhths, with
,t from date of mnftrmail.m.
ner1, more or laas. . .
m
on
,.i'tho 21th ds of J-.n i .ry, 'j f
:i' J. w. ( i,:. 1 :.,
Adm. of.V. V. ( ' "i . l t - 1
:imseur, il. C, K. 1 . 1. 2o. 1
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Annual tUUmt of number of
days, per dieia and mileage of County
Commissioners for the jear ending
Netember. 1921: , : t
?io.eo
4.40
$14.49
$10.00
10.50
$20.50
$ 8.00
6.80
$1480
10
- LG Elliott
4 days at $2 00 per day . .
68 miles at 10c per mile
Total
O. C, Marsh
5 days at $2.00 per day $10.DO
40 miles at 10c per mile
4.00
To March 31, 1921 $14.00
All-time commissioner at $125
I per month, from April 1.. $300.00
Total $314.00
16 days at $2.00 per day ... . $32.00
288 miles at 10c per mile . . . . 28.80
Total .' $60.80
18 mil.es at 10c per mile 1-80
Total $
Grand Total $66.60
Amos Hinshaw
, t S2 00 , ,,2 00
192 mil6s at 10c Der mile . . ., 19.20
192 miles at 10c per mile . . .,
Total $51.20
I ,1 1 1 r or t n ,111 t.a .in.. v, fill
. uajf
.
; r
Total $!).25
a ti ,1:
w x , w
Total expenditures .. $486.75
h J- FWhite, Register of Deed,,
and ex,offido to Boar(, ftf Cou
Commissioners, of said county, do
hereby certify 'that the annexed V
sheets is a true and correct exhibit ot
County C.mmissio.ersfor the twe.ve
ir, . , , ecemoer 1, 11
This the 7th day of December, 1921.
. JOHN F. WHITE,
Register of Deeds and Ex-Officio
Clerk to the Boara.
(SEAL.)
Notice of County Land Sale.
The Boaid of County Commission-
ers of Randolph county will . offer lor
t0 the hienest bWde- on Saturday
February 25, 1922, the following ,
This the 24th day of Jan., 1922
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS OF RANDOLPH
COUNTY,
Per O. C Marsh, Chairman.
J. F. White, Clerk to Board.
2-2-22-4t
NOTICE. OF LAND SALE
, By Virtue of an order of the Su-
ipn county, in
w0 .1. sn.i.i Priinr
thonce dofn branch to the beginnlny
tnfnco nown orancn to tno Deginninf
ca i-.T , ,
containing acres fhor. r less, ,
-. mM , , .
' Trms of sale one-half cashtho re-
"-n'1 m : Y""J V ,
J"0h.- hve Id will
be first mid In lots and thri sold as a
VhIe n, ,a w confi?mo1 i
lh, tf th, brJn?( th, mo
,sBms will bo sutjflt to confirm stlon
of tho court,
TJ.Is tho 2U1 rt.iy f Jrr,imry, 1922.
.John t. mnTA.iN,
C01
llllll; s.cihr.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE : - '
,' , " ' SALE OF LAND
' - - ' -
Under and by virtue of nower riv
en in a certain, mortgage, bearing dolph county, North Carolina, adjiin.
date af May 11, 1921, given by Joe fcg the lands cf C. A. Cox, Wesley
Collins and his wife, Minnie Collin?; AM red. Robert Jt..;an and other
to the undersigned to secure the pa J -. This Januar 2'!, l!22.
ment. of-a certaia bond for twentyv' JOHN F. WHITE,
five iiuidred dollars, of even date Register of !ht-l- a:id Entr)' T. !:.;
with said mortgage, given by the said 1-26-4 1 pd fi r Rundolph Count' .
Joe Collins and his said wife to th
undersigned, said note or boud-bein? NOTICE OF SALE
due and payable on the first day cf Dy virtu re 0; .-. power plven to t-..
January, 1922, and default havinjr ur.dersijn.e.f in a 1 teed of Trua n u r
been made in the payment of the by S. A. Thoir., r. and wife Rose u
same and the interest due thereon, Thompson, ani Elizabeth Barne- a
the undersigned will at 12 o'clock J!, widow, to the umiersigned Trupie
on the 25m day of February, 1922, at dated June :;0t!,. !.r'0, retonle.l in the
the court house door in Asheboro, N. iCe of the Register of Deedb
C, sell to the highest bidder for cash, Randolph Cou.M-. , N. C.(default hav
the foUownng described real estate, ;ng been ma.!- i-. 'he payme;it of th
situate, -lying and being in Richlaud indebtedness thercbv secured, the u ,-
Caclina, and
x " . -i
being more fully rte-
scribed by metes and bounds as fol-
iob, vow 11.
Beginning at a post oak in Elijah
Vuncannon s line and runs north 68
degrees west 12 chains to a stone, E.
Graves corner on the bank of the
tiTicii, uieiice norui o aeRrees wei-i
crossing 2 1.4 chains to a stone, said
uraves corner; mence soum zi ue.-
giwa ncai o o t;iyaiia lu tx swuv,
iormeriy a nam ire; mence non.i
79 1-2 degrees west 48 08 chains to
a stone on the east side of the rail-
road; thence north 3 degrees west,
with said railroad, 2.04 chains to a
o"e;o o C n?rth & deSreel east
316 2-3 wa-ns to a stone; thence
north 3 degrees west 316 2-3 chains
J 5J2"S;o u"Ce ?Uth .8? JegrfuS
West 316 2-3 chains to a stone on the
oluc U1 rai'ryau; mence norxn
WiU, aa,u .
to a stone; thence east 9.22 chains to
fi,- Pine. rresne., s corner;
thence south 16 chains' to a black
jack; thence east 14.46 chains to a
stake; thence north 18 16 chains to a
ICU .,.,c,.i.c ti, i4.o, cuams iu
a rock; thence south 15 chains to the
beginning, containing one hundred
and thirty (130) acres, and one-
fourth interest m five acre tract
known as the mine land.
Second tract: Beginning at a
stone on the west side of the railroad
and running south along said railroad
3.33 1-3 chains and linke; thence west
3 chains to a pine knot; thence north
3.33 1-3 chains and links to a stone;
thence east 3 chains to the beginning,
luiiuuuiug uiie acre, more or less.
This the 24th day of January, 1922.
WILLIAM V. COLE,
Mortgatree'
Hammer & Moser, Attorneys for
Mortgagee.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE '
Having qualified as executor of th
estate of Martha Jane Allred. dPcpa-
ed, this is to .notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent them to ' thP i-niioKim a.,u,
verified, on or before the 18th day of
January, 1923, or this notice will he
pleaded in bar of their recovery All
persons indebted to said estate please
come forward nnd' mnV-o iA;.,
payment.
This the 18th Hav nf laniKm 1Q90
W. C. JONES.
Executor Martha Jane Allred, DecV).
Franklinville, N. C.
Notice
Having nunlified as executor on the
estate of J. L. Ward, deceased, before
F.' M. Wright, Clerk of the Superior
oun oi nancioipn county. All per-
sons having claims against
dnst said es-
sent them to
tate are notihed to pre:
the undersigned, duly verified, on or
before the 1st day of February, vj'dr,,
or this notice vUl be pleaded in bar!
of thsir recovery; and all persons ow-1
big said estate will come forward and
mrice immediate settlement.
This 31st day of January, 1922.
J. E. WARD, Executor
2-2-22-6L
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will annlv to His ExcpFinnr.
Cameron Morrison, Governor of Norm' 1 Sa-soline engine, 1 grist mill, one ar, Biscoe, Oandorackson Springs,
Carolina, for a pardon, during pa- corn sheller, one wagon, one buggy, "!?'hur8t and Aberdeen,
don wee in March, 1922. tne same three pair8 of Bcales' show cases, Mixed t Leaves Asheboro 1:30 p
being'the week beginning on the sec- Btore Koods and fixtures, one re frig- m- day except Tundav for Star, Bis
ond Sunday in March 1922- said crator ne money safe, tomplete cce Candor and Ellarbe.
undersigned having been convicted ,f
unlawful manufacture and sale m
liquor at the 1921, special term 01
Superior Court of Randolph County.
All persons opposing said paroon ar-
hereby requested to make their pi o
tests at one. ' ,
This the 25th day of Jandary, 1922.
4t-2-16 , WILL BRILES.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Randolph County,
in the Superior Court;
W. M. Garner vs. Nancy Garner.
. The defendant abote named wrtt
take notice that an action entitled as
uvto nma pcen commencea in tno
CTnwr wuii m nanaoipn county ior
w purpose ox aecunnf an aosoiute
aiyorce rroro tne dsrendant; and the
aid defendant will further take notice
lTa i? ITqr,r? w PP?T Mn
tto Qork of the Supor Court of said
younvy on too ni ; oay or Marcn,
ana answer or demur to the com
plaint In .aid action or tho"- plalnUrT!North Carolina, and in FranUinvill.
Y. nyyii w wu.iiu. rciiwj-
""ST. ar.r,trTr?l,Tnu " :
J ' ?"7 Smr7 ".'A. P. U rower. Jsccb lwy and others
F. M WRIGHT.
6t-2-l i. Oerk Superior Coon.
-f-
AdwInUtrstor's Notfre - ' :
Harinff Qualified as administrator
of tho ostato 6f John F. Jarred, dt-
eeased, before F, M.WrUtht, clerk or.k; ; theYio. .')th. 0 degree, eastj
. JK'T ao,pn fflO.SO chain, to a tlack Jack; thenoe
tr. this ! IA tlflflf bll MHnM .1. ,1 fn 4. - - II 1
In claims, ffunst said esUU to pre
verifiod, on or before the rd Hay
reuruary, i4., or inn novic will' o
pleaded tobar of th-lr recovery, i All
Mrsons who are Indebted tn said
Ute wiU plee make IramoJi.t pay. -
' '"r'r-1'. 'C
v .... i .i.n?. . , i..wm do casn wn tut saio u eon-
A. ROHI'-INS,
' - Administrators'.
NOTICE OF LAND ENTRY
Cash A. Cox has this day entered
about four (4) acres of land, more or
les la Franklmville township, Rai. I
ucrBiinitu 1 ru-uc vi oner ror sritp
the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house don
in Asheboro, X. C,
twelve O dock inx n on March 111 1 '1-
the following described tract of lam.;"
t
adjoining the lands of Thomas Ri,
K. Fuller, I. I. 1'ierce, Wm Wood,
ice, K
Ear-
jjjn 'Arnold and
J. M.
3$ follows: ' '
First tract: Heirinning
J(lce S COmer, rU
nn no- Ihnrs -.
r-hninfe tn a hnh- n.
.v.. iC " '' Z "u
chains 50 links to a white oak, thence
west 15 chains to a stake, thence non-i
26 chains and 50 links to a staice m
Wm: Wood's line; thence north 86
degrees east 20 chains to a pine;
thence north 9 chains and 95 links to
a post 0ak in I. I. Pierce's line: thence
north 86 deKree east 24 chains to
stake or large rock, thence south 60
14
chains to the beginning, (176 acres)
fouth tract:: Adjoining; the lands
0f r. f Lasiter, M. W. Free and
others. Beginning at a white oak,
stUmp M. W. Free's corner- thence1
south along his line 7 chains to a1
small maple; thence east 7 chains to a
pne 0f stone; thence north 7 chains
tn t ,( 17 i
line; thence west along said line7,
chains to the beginning, containing & '
acres, more or less 1
Fifth tract: Adjoining tract No. I
3, beginning at a dogwood R. F. I
Lassiter's southwest corner, running'
north 15 deggrees east 17 chains and ,
49 links to a stone on the bank of,
Caraway creek, five feet from the!
water, thence down the various i
courses of the creek 5 feet from the
waier, M) cnains to a stone on tie
bank of said creek, five feet from the
water, tree's corner; thence south on
Free's line 30 chains to a stone in
Fr('s.line; thence east 50 links to the
beginning, containing 43 acres, more
or less.
1 Sixtn Tract: Adjoining tract No.
4, beginning at a black oak, running
tnence west 23 chains to a white oak
stump iuners corner; thence soutir
onullers line 17.50 chains to a,
. ,f S0Urw00lls ln J- F- Reams' (
llne, thence east on said line 23 chains 1
J. a sPanish oak ln R- F- Lassiter s
Il,ne thence north on saitl lme 17-r'
chains to beginning, containing 53,
acres' more ol' less
Terms cl sale cash .
. A. M. SCALES,
4t-2-16 Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executrix of
Addie C. SIcAlister, deceased, Lite of
the COUntv of Rnnilolnh. strife nf
North Carolina, before F. M. Wiight,
C. S. C., of said county, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said decedent to present
same to the undersigned at or before
the 1st .lay of March, 1923
This the 16th day of Feb., 1922.
MAY. D. McALISTER,
Executrix of Addie C. McA'ister,
Deceased.
223-6t Asheboro, N. C.
NOTICE
TTI . . .1 ? , ...
me unuersignea aanunisirators o
John F. Jarrell. dpcpsl. will nflV
for sale to the highest bidder for ca
on the premises of the late John F.
Jarrell, on Thursday, March 2, 1922,
at the. hour of t" o'clock, a. m., the
following personal property:
telephone outfit, including switch -
boar(,' llnes and phanee, typewriter,
farmlnK tools harness, one range,
Ihou?ehold and kltchen furniture.
.Th,ere,ll"e other hinfs
niiiit win w u.iereu lur baie uu . are
too numerous to mention.
This the 3rd day of February, 1"22.
N. A. ROBBIN.S.
. W. F. REDDING.
It
1
NOTICE OF "LAND SALE
Under and by virtue of power
sale giyen in the last will and testa
ment of Enoch Pugh, deceasel, to the
tin.iaiimuf ,,m ti& omUraifm.
mA hnv ncr nun firf r
vwiitrti nf
gaid last will and testament and said
)aat will and testament raving been
hy probated in the office of the
Clerk of , the Court for Randolph
county, tho undersigned will on the
4th day of March, 1922, sell at pub-
aucUon. at one o'clock p. rru, on
h nMn(aa in Rniiini M.nt.
township, all mat certain timet or
Preel of land, adjoining the lands off
and described and bounded as fol
Iowa, towit! ' , .
Beginning at a none, the
James
Allred comer on the south side of the south IT iA chain, la tho pbv of bo
nvblle: road; thane, south on the' or-'tmnfnr, ataimYf twet.ty-nJno acres
Mk on side of the road thence north!
th. beglnnirgr, oontainlnir forty . 40
mrTM mOlW or 1. V . . 'I
- Said proper will-be sold' subject !
,,?nsl eiwtor reserve, the right to
rJtt any and all bids, z ' Tma
flrtned..' -
i r f. S. UN EBEnKY, -v
Executor of Enoch Fujh, Lecfl3.d.
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HAMMER & MOSER
Attorney at Law '
Offices in Law Building, Asheboro.
DR. JOHN SWAIM
DENTIST
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Office over First National Bank
Phone 192
Asheboro, N. C
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UK" U U rK
DENTIST
OFFICES IN MORRIS BUILDING
PHONE 226
ASHEBORO, N. C
DR. E. M. TAYLOR
Dentist
Randkman, N. C.
DR. ROY T. HODGIN
Chiftpractor
Asheboro, N. C.
Hours: 10:00 to 12:00 a. m.
2:00 to
5:00 P- m- ako 7:0e to 8:00
p. m
i,101''ly rriaay..
Phone 60
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DR. J. G. CRUTCHFIELO
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, Dentist
Bank of Randolph Building
Phone 28 Asheboro, N. C
C. S. TATE. MD.
Physician and Surgeon
Baaieur
North Caroline
G. H. KING
Attorney-at-Law
Office Miller building
Practice in aU courts, collect and ad
Just claims, wind up estates. All bus!
nets entrusted in my care shall hav
prompt and painstaking attention.
: Authorized Ford Agencv Standard
ized Ford serviee and repairs.
5p:
l'Vestone and United States Tires anr
Tubva.,
ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO,
"Service Hat Satisfies."
h' Passenger train schedules corrected
to January 10, 193B. Published as in
formation only, not ruaranteed
Passenger train Uaves Ashoboro
aay except Sunday 3:10 p. m. for
i r or runner larsmaUon address,
J. F. DALTON.
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
L. D. BURIHEAD,
Ticket Agont,
Ashekoro, ?. C.
This is to announcV thft
DR. J. D. GREGG
has opened a dental office at Siler
nty and is there all the time to prac
tice dentistry in .11 its branches.
LAND SALE
By virtue of a doer of the sud
Hnr rmirt nf RunflnlnK innntv in .
special proceeding entitled J. W. Peal
et al vs. Nathaniel Cobls et al. I will
on the 26th day of February, 1922, at
12 o'clock M., at the court house door
in Asheboro, N. a, sell to th high
est bidder for onovhaJT cash, the r-
malning ons-half on a credit of six
nmthi tv. fiu i.wj
of land in Randolph county, Back
ireeK township, . .
Berlnnln at a stone on the we
lido of tho Southern
Railroad: thmca
Weat 17'ehklna la arVife Mh Iim
north It S-4 rkiilni ttt
east 17 chain, to a itmi theW
; This sal Is mad on account ot
ten pr cent bid baviar bea placed
.f . M . ymWTt
This the 8th day of February. 1t2X
JOHN T. BBJTTAIN.
Oosasalasloner.
A man ! In Chicago, Joseph Nor-
quarreling , lrtth hi. wife. '. Tho JoU
.iwniimeoTliim ta taa-hla rtfa a lm
wick, wa. arraigned' hi eaurt rfor
tnorlsi tnt fteturdatf a on. and m
ehurch every Sundar. II. was furtb-
r told that a Murt onihU part
wtuld con Mm 250, - " , . j
tw inn inm-iiii-mrr Tiiinwii
AC ED RESIDENT HAS
ESCAPE
SAEROTT X ,
"I was at my work, my limbs be
cajne tumb, 1 3. d.2.iy
it'.,. laii
my tars Mtuitril topoeJ ujj.
1 kau
stomach, aiki severe LloaUiig
after
meJ-. Uoctory fu..ed to ht-.'p sne.
One d..se .hir s W L.:ulrtul
Remedy, recco nvmended by
i.w :, pr .to. a I. it
me. I am c.;iU:iu.!.j: win
.-plen.lia ie.b,:.- '
tee eor-
.i it . it
r. rilJI
I'C .liVt-i
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ar.i
all
t.i.nn:e3 preparut.n jjt 1,
trie catarrhal mcar m-n Ci
te-.inal tract ..
niuiion whicn caa-oP iniuiu.i .
stomach, liver ami ir.te-ti.il
ments, inclu.iir.jr apiei..!,cit ' .-.
oac i u. ooia ana guaranteed lf
....
Reform in ( ounty Government
Governor Morrison is consider
ing the appintment of a commissioh,
the purpose of which is to reform
county government in the State.
The proof is ample that drastic re
formation is absolutly necessary ai:d
that the ship.shod, careless ana
wasteful methods at present in vogue
be relegated to the scrap heap
Audits have shown amazing loose
ness in county finances, and inair
counties run behind millions annual
ly. Nobody seems to know their in
debtedness, which in many instance
is enormous.
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NOTICK OF
LAND .SALE
UNDER MORTGAGE
By virtue of the power Tested m
the undersigned by lhal certain
Mortgage deed by M G. Han-is and
M. E. Harris his wife on the 20th day
of March 1f)1 recorded in Rook 184
Ipage 95 in the office of the .register
'of deeds for Randolph fnunty. I
wfll sell at public auction jr.f a: ,i oft
the 18th day of March 1922 at IT
o'clock M., at the court house door is
Asheboro, N. C, the following laud
situated in Randolph county, ani
bounded as follows:
Beginning at a pineknot aild run
ning north 70 degrees west 24 chains
and 95 links to a white oak; thence
north 21 degrees west 7 chains and
25 links to a stone; thence south 775i
degrees west 11 lhairs and 75 'link?
to
a stone; thence south 10 de(?dees
west 8 chains to a popular: thence
south 75 Vi degrees east 5 chains and
10 links to a black gum; thence sonti
15 chains and 70 links to a stone in trie
old line; thence east 10 chains ta a
pine sapling- thence north 1 rod;
thence East 32 chains and 89 links tn
a poplar; thence north 13 and 6-20
chains and 10 links to a white oaic;
thence west 8 chains and 69 links U
the beginning containing 60 acres
more or less.
This sale, is made on the account
of a non payment for the sum of One
Thousand Dollars and interest r-csT
ed by said mortgage deed. Saifi
mortgnire deed containing a power of
sale, authorizing the undersigned to
make sale of said land in the event
of default being made in payment of
a debt secured by sakl mortirge
deed. Said default having .beea
made Our is accordingly made under
said power.
ThiR the 16, day of February" 1922,
J. C. COX, Mortgagor.
SALE NOTICE
By virtue of an order of tho vtrfw
rior court In the special proceeding
entitled Arthur Ross vs. Iouisa Mc
Cain et al, I will, on the 23rd day of
February, 1922, at 12 o'clock a,
the court house door at Asheboro, Ji
C, sell to tho highest bidder at pub
lic auction the following deacriboi
real estate, vis:
Beginning at a stone In the edge of
FayettevilU Street, ! tho north-wav
comer of tho Jess. Lytlo lot and rasas
mence aouta Hi degress oast 460 root
to a stone; thence north 99 feet to a,
stone; thence north 76 drrM was -
430 feet to'a stone t thenca south I '
degreed west 140 1-8 feet to the b-
tfnulnsf, containing aqu.ro feat
aiore or Ueai ' s. v r. j"
Term, on half cash and. 'tho fal-' '
ane on the credit of throe month., rt-v'
tl. to be retained until all lb. pure-,
as. prir i. paid., w ; - .,.k' -j "
Th. above, sale I. mad. Wnn.s :
an .dvan'bid 'Of nv. pr ent
th. prfro bid at a prior aala, It hring'
a- rw.la ' t .
This tho tlh dy nf FrVrimry
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