TffCRSDJLY, JULY 30, 1922 ;.f- JtT
THE ASHEBORO COUIUER, ASnEBOttOYN. C
Page Serca
666
Curse Malaria, Oiifl.
Ferer, BiUou Twer,
Colds a LaGrippe.
Vo. C HAMlfEB L C MOSXB
ri HAMJ1EB &1I0SEU
7. t-:-Attorneys tiUnr vs :. ;J;
Cofflee I w BuUding, AsheboraT
DR. JOHN SWAIM ,
;; CnflM m Firm! National Buk
Phone 192 -WJ Asheboro, i, t.
- NOTICE OF BANKRUPT BALE jf LEXINGTON MAN RECEIVES. i
, , - . I CHECK DUE M YEARS AGO
- By wine of tower ef Bale rested in ' '
the undersigned, . as trurUe f J. J. Capt C. W. Trice, of Lexington, re
v.'A kankmnt. I vill otter tat sale eeived a check last week from a man
trater of toe esUte of liiiie Redding, at Seagrove P. O. on August the 12th, who had owed Mm a board bill for
deceaeed, Pattio Bigger -et all. i l2t, at It .00 o'clock M. the following uuny-mree yean ana wm naa wt
will reeen on the- 22nd day of July.'tracta of land belonging to the ecUt matter recalled to his mind by read-
By virtue ef an order of the clerk
of the superior court . for. Randolph
eounty in t'tat certain special proceed
ing entitled L. C Andri-r, adminie-
1122, at the eaurt bouse door in Ashe-.' of J. J. Welch, bankrupt, described a " the state press about the un-
i'.IOUOWSJ.- - - 4 , eung m. too Soulier monument, in
:dro.l:tresnell
-vdentist ;.
.Offices "Over First National Bank .
PHONE X$t ' ASHEBORO, N. C
Invin fefirrihM. frL-t af land? , " ' i s Tract W 1 Rri n,,',,, o- l rV ii, which Capt. Trice took Bart.
. Tt.Mnin t KUoir nv -- tV-w s a sioyW. Kn nMk wi, Upooy reading the item the
hreet chain and 62 Units to a etone?!hia line 55 poles to a small maple be- h now near-Durham, wrote
1v . .u an i a?n i v . ' . i i . ... . CaDt&in Tnr nd tnnuireri ahnut
te a ctone; thence eart 14 chains and poles to a rock on the north aide f.men "f"1 waa familiar with
52 links to a stone,, William - BolinsrlBumey road "in Tom Slack's line;Then he hy.. Leirngton, and said
line thence forth chains. and. 19,thence south with hie line 66 poles to e as mterestext, in uie ciiy.
links te a sassafras tree; thence west a stake; thence east 125. poles to the "'f""' 'J "
5 chains to a Mack jack; thence north beginning, containing 50 acres more '""' " "lc tI'- c"
i ,hin m lint. f- Win-r loo. f dosed. It was the balance due on a
FOUNDED 1U&
CHARTERED IN 185
TRINITY COLLEGE
DURHAM, N. C.
DR. E. M. TAYLOR
. Dentisf k -
Randleman N C5. -
ning, containing forty acres, more or
less. .
Terms ef sale, cash upon confuta
tion.
This the 6th day of July, 1922.
K JOHN T. BRITTAIN, Com'r.
w; DR. ROY T. HODGLN
, Oiiropractor
; Asheboro, N. C
Hoursr 10rf)0 to 12:00 a. m.:00 to
8:00 p. m. also T:00 to , 8M p. ra.
Monday and Friday. . -:Jk
' vPhont $0 ;
DR. J. G: CBlITCHFlELl)
.v Bank of Bandolpa Kuuuac
Phone 28
Asheboro, N. C
i':: DR. F. C CRAVEN -i
. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Bamseur:
MohdaypWednesday and
Tuesday. Thursday and
. Saturday
Hours: 9:00 a., m. to 4:00 p. m.
;. - v Phones:'.":-
Asheboroo, No. 22 : Ramseur No. B9.
! This is to announce that
XsvL J D. GREGG
ia's opened a dental office? tit feflei
City and Is there all the tim to prac-
nee -denustry in au u, uruwva. v
A College of liberal arts with an established national reputation for high
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fund makes possible its first-class equipment and large faculty of well train
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For catalogue and illustrated booklet, address
R. L. FLOWERS,
Secretary to the Corporation.
. Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrators
on the estate of I. F, Kearns, deceas
ed) before F. M. Wright, Qefk of the
Superior Court of.Kandolph county,
this Js .to .notify all 'persons having
claims against said estate to present
them to the .undersigned, duly veri
fied on or before the 6th day of June,
1923, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery; and all persons
owing said estate will come forward
and make immediate settlement
This June 6. 1922.. .
? vf J. H. KEARNS," and
ANNA U KEAKNS,
Administrator's.'.
Pnassirer schedule.' efTectSve" May
14, 1022. Subject to "change, rj. Not
guaranteed. '7.'-"':
Leave Asheboro ' : V
10:0 AM Aberdeeiu
: 8:10 PM Aberdeen. ; '
NORFOLK-SOUTHERN. K. R., CO.
Change in schedule, eifective July 6.
Trains Nosr 15 -and . M -operating
between Goldsboro and Marden,.trams
Nan. KB and 66- operating between
New Bern and Oriental JwilLibe-dls-contmaedi
" and ' Norfolk-New , Bern
sleeping cars will bi discontinued; .un
tfl further advised; ;t
SifEffective July , 1922, trams Nos.
i vl nd 1 8 oneratinr between . BelhaV-
en and Ealeigh, will be discontinued-j
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 operating be-
tween Norfolk and Raleigh announced
as . being discontinued n- July 6 will
continue to operate on present sched
ule until further advised, -; -J.
F. D ALTON,
General PaPssenger Agent,
Norfolk, V.
J. S. COX, Supt.,,
jlS-4t Baleigh, N. C
NOTICE
' ' In ilie " Superior Court.
North Carolina,; i-s
Randolph County,
J. E. Hdes : '
VS.-'. .
Edut Hodges. ,
,The defendant above name! will
take notice that an action entitled as
above bar been commenced in "the Su
perior Courtt of Randolph County,
North' Carolina, for the purpose of
securing an absolute divorce by plain
tiff from the defendant, and the said
defendant .will, therefore," take notice
that she is required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Court,' of
Randolph County, in Asheboro, N. C,
Ion the. 7tn day of July, ..1922, and
answer or demur to the complaint m
said action or the plaintiff will apply
to the. court for relief demanded in
the complaint.- This the 14th day of
June, 1922. , -
e F. M. WRIGHT,
va Clerk Superior Court.
Chas. H. Redding, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
"6-15-4t. ":
- Notice is hereKy given that the un
derstgned on the 7th day of Novem
ber, 1921. purchased at a tax uale con
ducted by J. A. Brady, Sheriff of Ran
dolph- eounty, at the court bouse door
In Asheboro, N. C, the following de
scribed real estate situated in said
oanty, -containing fifteen acres situat
ed in the eastern section of Asheboro
Tract No. l-Beginning at a rock bm waf 71
u qi.u. ,u ca ble to pay in full at the time he left
W U. UMMI WHUCI, UiClWJ JHI1UI V 1 . . . ,
poles to a rock in the old line; thence here a third century ago.
west 76 poles to a rock . in- - Osborn
Slack's line; thence sodth. on Slack's Capturing a Still,
line in part. 64-poles to a-etake-in J. ' Mr. D., R. Bulla, of Sophia, writes
J. Welch's line; thence eastr76 poles The Courier of his experience in cap
to the beginning, containing 30 acres turing a still, which will be of inter-
more or less. . est 10 our reaaers:
Tract "No. Beginning on Tom Un Wednesday, July 5, 1 had my
Slack's corner nine: thence west 2& first experience hunting for and find-
degrees north -58 poles to a rock on ing a still. Sheriff Brady, Mr. Jenk-
the east bank of Burnev road: thence ins, Mr. Lemonds and I were in most
south with the road 37 poles to a 01 lne ra,n Jul 4 searcning, dui we
rock. Osborn Slack' fnmor" thmr were unable to locate it.
east 88 regrees south 86 poles: to a Deputy Sheriff John M. Spencer pd
: thence south 31 decrees east 1 resumed the search Wednesaak'. 1
to a' white oak on the-east alone when I found the &tili, aivi
bank of Fuller's creek: thence east 1 will adi.ut that whe or. the not
88 poles to the old red oak ?: corner trai1 leading from the smalt stream
north 33 poles tO a dogwood; -thence were lne men snouia iney oe caui-a
west "52 poles to a rock; thence north en? I hesitate to do so) had got
12 degrees east 51 poles to the begin- thelr water 1 felt the skin Oraw
rdng, containing '35 acres more or on W head, tight enough per
lpq , .- , . . i... haps to make the hair stand. Why
Tract No. 4. The following is to be Because men, who would be murtr-
sold as one tract, beginning atA black vr " "e wa.v ."' ue "...
cum at uirinv head t th nmwr nd " is a case parallel to the one Dr,
Dr:. fz ., . - ----- -- t r, H..T, - . , . .
Of the: Old" bottom: thence east 130 uicorayer, !juyerim,eiiueiii oi
nolea to n Hnimnml in aM linA'. the btate banatorium tor the treat
hirlfnrv and HfinTwnnri nnintra the'ti .ment of tuberculosis has in mind
north 139 polesTo- two Spanish daks, when he says: "Any man who know-
Laban Slack's corner; then, west 119 m8iy an wmuuy spreaus Kerms
poles to a pine, Laban Slack's corner; 01 disease to nis leuowman is a mur
then norths 36 poles to 'a stone J then dereryes, slowly but surely a mur
west 10 decrees, smith -17t, nnloa to derer.
a pine; 'then suth 50 degrees west 21 Thes.e men are murderers, guilty of
chains and eventv-fivA linVa tn spreading to their fellowmen the
hirlrnrv: thorv aniith 9.K HorroAe woat germs of trouble, sorrow, crime, ac
to a stain in' tViB hank nf iW :rivor- cident and of death. Guilty of over
then the various courses down the nine tenths of the crimes, guilty of
river t.n the heoinninir pr.ntaininrnne OVer nine tenths of the accidents.
hundred .and thirty-five (135) acres ,l wonder when the final reckoning
more or -less. their lives come; when the crimes
Tract No. 5. Besrinniwr at a -white ave Deen numoerea ana weignea ana
oak nn' th ennth hank nf enrino. nroek the toll Of UveS SUmmed Up, hOW
Labon Slack's former corner;' thence many gallons at $4.00 or even $15.00
north on i R Slack's and George.14?11 teke to pay the debt they owe.
Lucas' line 71 poles to a stake; thence We helping these men cacry on
west 7 uole..tn n stake ?in.T. .T their destructive work as we are help-
Welch's line; thence south on Welch's r,ra: cupiJicu lunmi nv
line 71 poles to stfdte, J. B. Slack's men are included) to crawl ironi the
conjee thence east 76 poles to the be- febns and wreckage of their brain of
.rlnnino. .ntni,nn. Qi wM life which has fallen into the ditcn:
0""br '-'aaiasafc- Ul 11 l i
leSBf ; .. and secondly, we are helping young
ttTrarf n. 45Tt MiV,v 1. . men of this generation and of every
situated in Seagrove, and to be sold generation to come to not board this
separate. Adjoining the lands-of lu' " juj t,
J- tnliTiinn t. t PmnuiU causes the death of so many lives.
Lots numbers 12 13, 14. 15. and 31. .. " m.y oe ui 'resl. u :"ow " ?l
82, 33, and 34 in the J. S. Burton V11.8 81111 waa lou.n? ?n tne Mrs ii.ua
plot, which is recorded in the register i""'8V" "BCC 1
of deeds office of Randolph county. With it were three barrels, two boxes,
TMrf -Mn i p; ; two keirs, one tub, several buckets
on the west' side of .-raveled rnsd. on- one lard can? one bag meal, about 300
ita, p!i. - Kallons of'beer, and two gallons of
M. Karlnw's rnrner: thenre west "qu- ahc bliu ao ..i.eu
jwm.hin anA Irnnwn db tlriA Annigc he
iMutermi t- Uriri. hn.ioh hr - A ithi,a ' VKR four -n o inn. fh. -,,tU OCR UOCIiltlOU
" MVM.aw J . u.uauo sw a o.uiii. , Vila. 1 1 duulu but! -f . , . , , ,
Taowdermilk.snmA time dui-infr tkelfeet tn a ctine- th oo.t 98s t.t It is a shame that men who have
year of 1901. The time for redemp-to he beginning, containing one rnd been placed in the garden of this
tinn nf the otnwoa1rl nrnnertv w sTi. tkma.fnn.4ht un. l- wonu Wll.il uic ujiviickc u.
Dire on the 7th dav of November. Tract No. 8. Bemnninir on a stake . d making of it what they will and
192?, and in default of the redemp-W. JR. Williams' corner; thence north .Y,en mafe f t 'hat they
tion the undersigned will demand a 12 decrees west 100 feet to a stake: will, will choose that which destroys
wiaaJ n tv.A aome nmviiiaA hv low 4.1, iTi j t oo e the Deautitulness oi the worm anu
. Executor'B Notice. ,
. Having qualified as executor to the
last will and testament of Joseph
Parkin, deceased, before F. M. Wright;
Clerk of the Superior Court of Ran
dolph county, this is to notify PeJpw
r.laima aarainst said de
ceased to present them to the under
aicned ox to Brittain and'Brittain, at
torneys, on or before the" 1st day f
July, 128, or this notice will be plead
ed In bar of their recovery. All pexr
iambA tn said estate are ex-
nected to make immediate payment
and settlement.
This June 20, 1922.
J. C. PARKIN,
JOSEPH PARKIN,
Executors.
after the time of retemptien of same alone- and with said rieht-of-wav 100
as aforesaid.. 1 feet to a stake: thence south 77 de-
The amount, of cost and tax for trrees west 90 feet to the beirinninir.
which said land was sold is $4.69, pur- Second Tract. Beirinninir at a stake
chase bid being $5.00. in W. a Garner's line; thence north
ynis me low aay oi June, wzz, 82 degrees west 20 feet to a P. O.
i. jr. iwas, rurcnaser.
'4M - -
1 VS. . . . . . t .i
'on south side of road; thence north 8 miles northwest ot Asneooro, tne com
ucKxcvo cook av iccii tv a ntaajs m - , . . .
ur 4.1. oo a-a rran forward and honest women. Mrs.
Notice. ' to altoM Brp mrj' then!,?ean w a,1tolVa MT
ViHm ia f.AH.hir trivM that tVia nn. a a a . ..." . nan . u in ill health, havinsr suffered from kld-
adenrj.ed. Oil the 7i dav of Novem- ,o. thn. nnrtv, sir ney trouble. She had been in a High
bar, 1821, purchased at a tax sale con- degrees east 94 feet, Lowdermilk's point hospital for treatment for a con-
anani y v. a. nmay, snenn ot rvn- corner; thence south with Lowder- " j
Vinlnh mnntv. at th pnnrt hnuae tinnr :iu 1: nn tu. I : ner nome. Cne WH8 a iauniui anu
j .t.-v- n .i.. a. ,
iu Asueuum, ii. v., nic .iuhuwuik uc-, containing 84 acres, be the same
scribed real estate situated in said mora or ieg8.
Notice of Sale.
' By Tirtue of the power of sale vest
nd in tha undersiirned. in a ' certain
jaortgige-deed, dated March 26, 1919,
- and -dulv recroded in the Office of the
Register of iDeedi of Randolph county,
. In- book 1ZZ, page ono, execuveu .-ujr
uniT Jumn anu wiio w .
jrtxong and Mary M.; Armstrong, to
aOCUrO kJlV VUIII W IVU iiaev
AU. t V UUiiBia awwwawv - .
v.est thereenj and default having been
' made in the payment of the principal
I 1...-. .U .. m ..n! m.aw4 will An
vTuesday, August 15 1922,' at 12:00
' . 'V . AVlnrk M. at the' courthouse door. In
tha- eft rf Asheboro. North' . Caro-
. . Una. nfTer fnr sale at nublic auction.
.to the highest bidder for cash, tle
following described tract. of land:-, I - .rwo(i(,. m
Beginning at ttone, TTavlng qualified
after the expiration of said notice, and to railroad right-of-way; thnce south even life itself-
Sophia, N. C
D. R. BULLA,
In Memory of Mrs. Dennis Bean.
In the death of Mrs. Dennis Bean
who died last week at her home two
Icounty, in Level Cross township, more
nartuaiiariy described as follows:
Four acres of land known as the
Amos Adams land, and adjoining the
lands of Harrison Gilmer, Sterling
Waugh; Veriella Sellers, and oh the
Asheboro And Greensboro road.
rne nine lor reaemption oi tne
aforesaid property will expire on the
Yin nay ei novemoer, ivti, ana in
default of the redemption the under-
FRANK AUMAN, Trustee,
J. E. FRAZIER, Attorney.
7-2(Mt
In The Superior Court
Before the Clerk.
North Carolina,
Randolph County.
N John R. Walton
vs.
i f7oi-'1 (TVlf ranft onrl irifa XT re
signed Susan Suggs, the purchaser at rjoitrnne; Jess Pugh, W. S. Hall and h
said tax. sale,, will demknd of J. A wife. Mn. W. 8. Hall: Unnie Walton. V
Brady,-sberiff of
deed ror tne same, as nroviuea dv law i,uA. . v u. r i ..;
. .... - - , . naUWUt JaUUllUIlO T ffUItQ, UUU1JI . . . . , .
aiA.a.aU Tka aMAtm(' m Mat mvA7 .
alViVBMUi '. A Ai ailrVWI V WO . kal
taxes for which said land was sold is......
taj I , stuu uuiu waa nunucu w'viheirS
consistent member of the r nends
church in Asheboro. Mrs. Bean was
the daughter of E. A. Ledwell, who
lives west of Asheboro. She wa3 first
married to William Hix Bunting. To
this union wore boi n the following
children: Colon Bunting, of Ashe
boro; Ernest Bunting, of Randleman
Miss Eula Bunting, of Asheboro, and
Mrs. Stanley Spencer, of Hieh Point,
1 After the death of her first huabs.nd
the deceased was married to Mr. Den
"--i nis Isean: to this union there vere
" ' . 1. a" . 1 1 ; , I i
me iOaiowinir sunivmjf cniniren
ra, Isley, Wilma and Vera Bean.
,wm oemana ot J. .a. wife, Mrs. W. 8. Hall; Llnnie Walton, PrB; 18lf YVllma f"'1 era "ean
of . Randolph county, a Walton Ml8. She is also sumved by T.cr father
ime, as provided by law Wttlton. EmerUne Vance, Louis Fen- and .th following brothers and sisters:
Iter the expiration of1.... ',i ..At. ir..o. m. Joel Ledwoll, of Sunford; Chr. ld-
uuirbiur for 13.60r.
This the 16th day of June, 1922.
e-22-6t; "; ? 1 SUSAN .SUGGS;
Credrtore.'S
m ArltA-M i9 VLf
i . iiat ill uunuuvu mm -Dja-nMwaw v
West corner and .running -mtn ninfl. cox. deceased. laU of Randolph
) chains to a stone 4n weawcoeit s eoUntv7 this is to, notify all persons
aeceaeni
."?.?r,:ihvln'g claim, against said
; Bumv in uvim j,iwiKtiiai mi,,
east on said Morgan's Una nine (9)
.. chains to a stone in Lamb's ; .Une;
; thence south on laid Lmb's - line
- 20.2" chains to . the beginning, conr
talnlng twenty acres more cr less.
end being lands known as William
- Ivey lani' '- f'v , .:. ! : ,
v This the 14th day of July, 1022,
C-' T. A ARMSTItONG, and y
'" : MARY M. ARMSTRONG,--. '
' 7-20-4t . ' s Mortgagee.
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Week-End Fares. Sunday Excursion Fares. Summer Excursiom
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Dates sale via Sou. & PRR
June 28th, July 18, August 1st
and 16th.
Date sale via Sou. & Tl&O
July 6th, 12th and 26th, August
9th and 23rd.
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Dates sale via Sou. & B&O
June 29th, July 13th and 27th,
August 10th and 24th.
Dates sale via Sou. PRR July
5th and 9th, August 2nd and
.6th and 30th.
Notice
i .V i ur.ii . .t The funeral services were conducted
r M?rJr,T:h Z 'J Jni from the, Friemls church In Asheboro,
ueoKtT the lo-
alxrvB has beeommeneed befort the ral J'y
lfn'AfLlil Atfmlal.tr.tor'. Notice.
L f-TPflT!!l m w Having qual.ied as administrator of
IM-Vm toiffiif Mot iht tU ef Algle SiUman, deceased,
?" 'New Mtrkrtwrlp, belong- ft fc
to present same to the underslgned-onr - ... h named defend- ?or KnaolPn eounty, ttus is to noitry
or irua nouce wut oei jpuv jh.iw
of their recovery. '. ; , ,y , .
? ' R. W. COX, $ni Vf.fir--xr
. R..JL COX, - - .w:
F.xecuters of W. C Cox, ieceaeed.
! Ramseur, N. C.; Route t. '. a' -This
the 10th day of June, 1022.
6t
- Ilsvlnr oualified as executor to the
! t will end U-sUmcnt of Sarsh Ann'of the Supcrigr Court
roir. dr.iMl, bffore . M. county,
.r';!lt, Cl-rk of the Superior Court against
TJavIng dualiDM as . administrator
on the mIiU of Joe Lsvfett Jlmry.
dwaiifd, before F. M. Wright, Qrk
of - Randolph
All persons
paid Ut
having claim"
are notined w
Kami. .Inn rnnntv. thin is to notifv !nrunt thm , to th UndfndinW
'lemons holding claims agaim-t duly rifled, en or befort the 16th
I ,!.-( ;,..! to prfwnt thetn to tl.e'day of July, l-l, or this notice will
1 mi r,r (r' ,. t' r."h'be firn!r. in bar of their feeovery;
, r ',.! ! i -iv ' - I i-'! i - - ""i i !"t? ni'l est;it wi',1
! I f 1 I ) r
mon, to be heard by the Clerk en tl 7"S i.V
6th day of August; 1922, at his oN S.: j, JZt til Lle
Wirii m trTrmi. emina unfrvi vi w m a s-w
ply VrZTi Payment
action. - v..-. , , i v ".. ;ThJ June JO.mZ -v r - .
sons Indebted to raid estate ara ex-
aciion. t -- ... . f
Thle the 11th day f July. .1922, J,
, F. M. WRIGHT,
. - "Clerk 8uperio Couii
CHAS. IL REDDING,
, E. P. H AYES, Administrator.
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TICKETS GOOD FOR 18 DAYS
Tickets good for "stop-overs on return trip at Washington, Balti
more, Buffalo and Philadelphia
WEEK-END EXCURSION FARES
On sale Friday nights, Saturday and Sunday mornings to Sea
shore Resorts and Western North Carolina Resorts.
Tickets good until following Monday and Tuesday (Exception
tickets to Western North Carolina sold Saturday ai.d Sunday
morning, good return until following Mo-iduy)
SUNDAY EXCURSION FARES
TO
NORFOLK, WILMINGTON AND MOREHEAD
CITY
These tickets are on sale Saturday nights and Sunday mornings
from Salisbury, High Point, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Durham,
Raleigh, Princeton and all intermediate stations. Good returning
Sunday night Not good in sleeping or Parlor cars.
SPEND SUNDAY AT THE SEASHORE
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES '
TO
ALL, RESORTS
Mountains, 8prings and Seashore.
Tickets on sale daily, final limit October 31st, 1922.
Stop-orers permitted in both directions,
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