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The undcraii'ned will, on Monday,
May 7th, 1906, at 11 o'clock M., ex
pose to sale, at the Court House door
in the City of Fayetteville, the follow
ing described Land for the non-pay
ment ot l axes. '
If I have made, a mistake in adver
tising any Taxpayer as a delinquent,
who has paid, I will be glad to have
hfin notify me, and produce his re
ceipt. ,
W, H. MARSH,
Sheriff of Cumberland County.
April 10, 1006.
CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP.
WHITR-NONB.
: COLORED LISTED.
Baker, Randel, residence Wins
low street, . I 5 77
Bebee, Sam P., res., Orange st, 5 at
Bryant, R. T., residence and va-
cant, Wilmington Road, 10 17
Dancy, Laura, 4 acres, Mclntyre '
land, 1 83
tuiott, Wm., residence, Wins-
low street,
3 00
Elliott, Sarah, imp'd, Chaun-
cey street, I 91
Freeman, Louis, imp'd, North
street, 4 85
Gainey, Patsy, Obediah Rush
land,- 2 16
Godwin, Wiley, 56 acres, Bel
vedere, 4 97
Granger, Lula, res., Haymount, ' 2 84
Lane, Est., Francis, vacant,
Mclver street, 1 48
Mitchell, W. H., residence,
Haymount, 7 34
Mitchell, N. H., residence,
Chauncey street, 6 39
McDaniel, ' W, D., residence,
Robinson street, . 6 75
-McKethan, Sam W., improved,
Orange street, 3 61
Potts, estate, Rose, improved,
Barnhill, 1 84
btevens, Henderson, 4 acres,
. Mclntyre land, .'508
Stuart, Josephine, residence, .
Boundary street 2 85
Stuart, Elijah, residence, 2 84
Tucker, estate, James, vacant.
Chatham street, 6 35 I
waae, L,ncy, residence, Kenne
dy street, 1 91
Williams, E. P., factory and
residence, Person street, 8 76
COLORED UNLISTED.
Buchaman, estate, Wm., im
proved, Mclver street, 3 52
Horne, estate, James, residence,
North street, 2 16
BLACK RIVER TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Barefoot, J. W., 36 acres,
Jackson, Susan, 49 acres, Jack
$S 12
3 54
son land,
Maynard, Doiphus, 30 acres,
Taylor land,
Taylor, I. W., 14 acres, S. and
Bass land,
Thornton, N. B., 2 1-10 acres,
residence,
Thornton, Nancy A., 8 7-16
596
3 59
3 50
acres, residence, 1 23
. Wade, J. E., 55 acres, residence, 6 62
Wood, J. E., 7V acres, res., 5 45
COLORED.
t Monds, Neill H., 20 acrs, res., 3 72
FLEA HliX TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Autry, B. B., 38 acres, res., 3 84
Beard, C S. 2 acres, residence, 98
Carter, D. D., 91 acres Holder
land, 1 28
Jerome, J. C, 87 acres, Geddie
land, 1 88
Sessoms, Frank, 58 acrs., Coats
land, 3 31
Tyndall, Young, 168 acres,
Crawford laid, 2 52
WHITE UNLISTED.
Worrell. J. D., 108 acres, Cook
land, $ 6 89
Wade, H., 135 acs, Bunce land, 6 38
Sedlers, Emeline, 26 acres, Mc
Leod, 1 06
COLORED.
Brady, Westley, 70 acres, res., $ 3 91
McDonald, Mike, 1 lot, 1 02
Rone, Penny, 50 acres, Jackson
land, 1 76
White, Mary, 6 acres, residence, I 02
COLORED UNLISTED.
uaraner, j. t.. & u., 192 acres,
residence, $
5 81
97
Keiiy, iuattnew, 5 acres, Ged
die land.
McMillan, Simon, 15 acres,
Hall land, 1
Johnson, Miss Lou, 95 acres, 5
CfiDAR CREEK TOWNSHIP.
WHTTB.
Davis, John W., Jr., 46 acres, C
3
24
Home land,
Johnson,Mrs. Catharine, 35
acres, Matfiis, "
Johnson, Mrs. J. C.,6 acres,
old residence,
3 57
-3
1 36
WHITE UNLISTED.
Clifton, D. A., 12 acres, Clifton
land, 1 32
Hall, D. L., 13 acres, old res., 3 23
Mathis, 'Mrs. Lucy, 88 acres,
Mathis land, - - 232
Williamson, Mrs. Mary, 50 acs., 1 2$,
'"' COLORED. . .
Edwards, Haywood, n acres,
residence, $ 3 1a
COLORED UNLISTED. ,
Gainer, D. J., 5 acres. Melvin
land, . - - , - 1 , o,
jucutnnn, nmeiine, 20 acres,
Strickland land,;- 1 66
McDonald, A. G 10 acres, res., I 32
-- BEAVER DAM-TOWNSHIP,
- - - - r -t WHITE. ' : v '
Bullard, E. L., 40 acres, res., $t 18
Bedsole, A. D.,.56 acres, fiat
- woods, i . .... ,
Carty, Amanda, afeo acres, .,
Carry, K. S., 221 acres,
Carty, L. L,, 544 acres, ' ,
Faircloth, Alexander, 136 acres,
residence
Horne, Sion, agent for chilren
3 33
a 30
3 9
6 55
7 So
185 acres; Beard land, . I
Horne, Sion, 19 acres, res., t
Hales, T. J.; agent G. A. Hall,
64
41
- . 81 acres, 8. R. land, , 75
- - Melvin, W,G 144 aea.tPetej-s''
Creek, w " 1 88
Smith, MaryJ.iadmx.,4oacs., "' 3 16
Smith, M. J., a acres, res., . 3 50
- ' -. COLORED, "
Andrews, Brist, 75 acres, .V 73
Hobbitt, Henry, 23 acDe Vane Id 98
Hinton, F. K., I acre, res., - 3 34
Iliuton, F. K., agent Hinton
Heirs, 77 acres, old res.. I
Melvin, AlexA., loac.Tumbull 96
Robinson, J. E., 103 ac, res., 4 24
. Robinson, J. E., agent DeVane v
, - Id., 8 acres DeVane Id., 145
GRAYS CREEK TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Stanley, Mrs. H. S., 17 i acres, u
J. R. Tolarld., . 1 79
Turlington, W. B., 134 acres,
Willis Creek, - 3 80
COLORED.
Cogdell, John M., ao ac, res.,) 516
King, Jim, 6 acres, ,,. 01
Raeford, Delia, 40 acres, Alex .
(llinore, ' 1 09
WUliams, Betsy, 124 acres, a 52
COLORED UNLISTED.
Davis, Alex, 4 acres, 1 02
PEARCES MILL' TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Parker, Mrs. M. L., I lot,- 3 80
Hobbs, E. t., estate, 25 acres.
Horne Tract, : t 145
COLORED.
Smith, Luvenia, 1 lot, I 23
ROCKFISH TOWNSHIP. ,
X- ' WHITE. . ". :
Averitt, A. P.,"a8 ac., Rockfish, I 04
Cashwcll, J. W., a acres, part .
ot l.ranam, . , 3 09 I
tioimes, 1. ll., 5 acres, part
,v.f HarringtoOi."ir."'..m 1 01
Morgan, H. L., a acres Buie
land 4 38
Morgan & Johnson, 1 lot, 3 38
Bynum, J. T., 6 acres, A. D.
McLean place, 1 15
Widgeon, M. J., 108 acres,
Home & Vaughn, 3 74,
loiar, Macy, 100 acres. Gum
Branch, a 09
COLORED.
Curtis, Preston, 100 acres,
Fearce land,
e 2 31,
Dixon, Phylor, 52 acres, Cam
den, 1 ci
McNeill, w. J. acres,
bid res..
66
3
Smith Jesse, 10 acres, res.,
Williams, J. W., 27 ac, res.,
56
COLORED UNLISTED.
Fairley, Henry, 43 acres, res., 1 66
Webb, J. J., 106 acres, McLeod
land, ' ' . 1 66
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Blue, John, 50 acres, Tuckaho,
I 66
McCraney, Archibald, 70 acres
Cranes Creek,
1 3
McDonald, M. D., 248 acres,
Little River,
McKay, H. J., 200 acres, Lit
tle River. s .
McLeod, Kate and Sister, 222
acres. Little River.
3 59
a 85
5 24
a 32
McMillan, J. J., 115 acres, Car
vers Creek,
Priest, Owen, Heirs, 190 acres,
Little River,
2 44
Summett, H. L., 125 acres,
Turkey Creek,
33
SEVENTY-FLRST TOWNSHIP.
WHITE.
Bass, Gilbert, 53 acres, Puppy
Creek,
Bruton, J. M., 92 acres, John
Bine land,
Bnie, Mrs. N. T., 14 acres, J.
O. D. Xing land,
Cameron, J. W., 210 acres, Gra
ham, Campbell, Duncan B, 242 acres,
McDuffie Creek,
Cornish, Louisa, 15 acres
Hobson, L. H., 250 acres,
Puppy Creek,
Monroe, M. B. est, 27 acres,
McDonald land,
Monroe, D. C, est, 125 acres,
Morganton road,
McGill, S. E-, 80 acres. Horse
Branch,
McPherson, David, 3 acres,
Newton, Geo. W., 150 acres,
2 42
3 63
37
3 22
2 94
3 7
Hill place.
Parker, James and Daniel, Mc-
Kethan, 17 acres. Horse
Pen Branch,
Porter, H. B., 26 acres, J. T.
Ritter land, 1
Ray, N. W., 20 acres, Welsh
land,
Wright W. G.,'35 acres, Yad
kin road,
WHITE UNLISTED.
Barefoot. DicyJ., 57 acres, res.,
Campbell, Miss F. A., 100
acres, Stewart Creek,
Campbell, D. K., est, 123
acres, Stewart Creek,
Currie, D. A., 49 acres. Hog
Branch,
Gibson, J. A., 115 acres, res.,
Kennedy, Alex, 86 acres, old
- Kennedy place,
McArthur, W. D., 40 acres,
McArthnr land,
McGill, Sarah J., 80 acres,
Bones Creek,
McPhail, Christian, 100 acres,
Big Branch,
McPhail, M. A. and Sister, 50
acres, Stewarts Creek,
Pridgeon, M. J., 420 acres,
3 92
1 18
5 47
3 00
4 04
3 2
57
2 14
4 17
14 06
3 9
1 96
2 52
2 17
t8
Strickland & Shaw,
498
COLORED
Giles, 50 acres, res..
Hendon.JasA 25 acres, res.,
Hendon, W. C, 180 acres, res.,
Hendon, W. C, Jr., i9ac. res.,
Howell, Sam, acre, res,
Monroe, General, 53 acres,
Puppy Creek,
Monroe, T. S., 35 acres, res.,
Monroe, Wm., 25 acres, res.,
McLean, James, est, 10 acres,
McClennahan's Cut,
McMillan, Peter, 10 acres, late
res.,
Williams, Joe, 10 acres, Boone
land, . .
-'-f COLORED UNLISTED.
I 12
I 10
3 S
Baker, Bella, 6 acres, Fanner
land,
Fanner.Joauiia,24 acres Farmer
- land, . ...
Mainor, Rnfus, 4 acres, res.. .
1 46
09
Monroe, Elvina, 13 acres, Mc-
Laucnlin.
Monroe, Arurew, 5 acres, Cen
- terPuak Road, 'f.
McKay, John, X estate., ao
acres, Bie Branch.
McMeill, Calvin, estate, 6 acres,
joins D. N. McLean,
McPhail, Hattie D 1 acres,
part of Pritchard land,
McPherson, Emily, 16 acres,
Beaver.
Shaw, Tom and Lula, 42 acres,
McUulue land.-
SmithFannir, 10 acres,!
ganton Road,
7" QUEWHLFFLEiTOWNSHIP.
' i '., WHITB. -
McKethan, L. M., 1 lot Raeford, 9 68
mcLeoa, Mrs. c., loo .
Chicken road, (66
McLeod, N. L. & M. A., I26ac.
Mill Creek. . v "I 88
McLauchlin.W.B., 1 lot Raeford, I 35
Ray, A. S., 200 acres Mill Creek, 3 ic
iuiy, a,, u. at 1. u., 150 acres
Dog Branch, g 09
Ray, Angus, heirs, 1,000 acres
SUeeppen Branch, 5
Ray, D. P., 296 ac. Rockfish, 2
Tindal, J. E., I lot Raeford, 7
WHITE WI.ISTKD.
Benshimol, D. & B., 4,850 ac.
Leavitt land, 38 86
inox, Mrs. K., P., J 25 ac.MiII
- Creek, - a 52
7 " COLORED.
Beal.John A., 16 ac. Timberland, 4 85
Campbell, 8. A., 14 acres Be-
thune land, 1 3a
Patterson, Jinnie, 33 ac. Rock-
fish creek, 94
Maybo, Jasper, 67 ac. Rockfish, 3 66
CARVER'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
white. s
mue, . u., 50 ac. uoodman id, s 52
Bolton, Chas., 25 ac, 366
Blue, Annie J., 270 ac Davis Id, 6 8a
Blue, D. A., 63 ac, a 46
(.oilier, Robt., 244 ac. residence. 6 6a
Graham, R. E., 10 ac residence, '6a
Johnson, James, 35 ac residence, a 61
MciNair, jonn F., 209 ac W. L
Will it ai s, ... " " 3 38
WHITE UNLISTED.
Fraxell, Sarah J. 105 ac res. ,
Harden, W. L, 33 ac Hemming-
367
way,
I 66
98
Raynor, S. W., ao ac Culbreth,
COLORED.
Dunn, Willie, 92 acres res., -Everitt,
Balaam, 50 ac. res.,
Handon, Ed., 4 acres res.,
Murchison, Willie, 30 ac. res.,
'COLORED UNLISTED.
King, Dan.
.100 acres residence,,
McLean, W.
H., 49 ac. Watson,
Womble, N. Y., ijoac. Shawld., 2 09
lk Prate tor OM FajrxttcvUIc
Fric
'The Baltimore American says :
BISHOP PARET CONFIRMS.
Bishop Paret visited St. George's
Church, Division and Presstman
streets, last Thursday evening and
confirmed a class of 25, the largest
number confirmed in the church for
the past 8 or 10 years. St George's,
owing to its environments, was look
ed upon about two years ago as one
doomed Episcopul churches of the
city. About 15 months ago the ves
try thought the best thing to do was
to consolidate with St Barnabas'
Church, and elected Rev. Thomas
Atkinson as rector and Rev. Joseph
Noble Starr as assistant As, time
progressed the church seemed to take
on newifer and last fall Rev. Mr.
Atkinson, seeing the strength and
ambition of the congregation, and
knowing they had a strong desire to
again become independent resigned
the rectorship, and the vestry imme
diately called Rev. Mr. Starr to fill
the vacancy, and since that time; un
der the present rector and by his un
tiring zeal and by his earnest teach
ings and visiting, the congregation is
gradually increasing. St. George's,
under the rectorship of Mr. Starr,
promises to be one of the leading
Episcopal churches fn the city, though
not among the largest
Dcalk ai Mra. W. S. Petty.
For the Oteerrer.
On March 18th, 1906, death entered
the home of Bro. W. S. Petty and
claMTea for its victim his beloved wife.
She was born near Fayetteville, N.C.,
July 19, 1841, and in early life gave
her heart to God. Uniting herself
with Camp Ground church. She re
mained a devoted christian during
her remaining days. She was buried
at Duke, N. C, where she had resi
ded for some time A good woman
has gone. A husband, two brothers,
and two sisters are left" behind to
mourn for her.. May God comfort the
oereaved ones.
I. M. DaxJel.
iion't frown look pleasant If yon
are suffering from indigestion or sour
etomaca, uie &.oaoi Dyspepsia Cnre.
dou jaae iioore, 01 Atlanta, Ua., says:
x Burroeu owre man at years witn in
digestion. A friend recommended Ko
dol. It relieved me in one day and now
i enjoy Deiter neaun tnan for man
7ean. A.odot digests what yon eat,
'orem soar eiamacn, gas on stomach
etc. Sold by Annfield & Greenwood
uruggista.
AU smart nn-to-date
jk.uow now 10 Dace, wasn, sing and to
piay;
w ltnont these talents a wife ia N a
Unless she takes Rockv Mountain Tea
ror sale by King Drug Co., at Mc-
JUume Drug Store.
$17.85
TO NEW ORLEANS AND RETURN
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Account United Confederate Veteran's
Aennion. A Dm zotn-CTUi.
TickeU oa sale April 22nd, 23rd and
ma, nnai return limit April 30th.
Extension return limit May 31st ma
be obtained by depositing ticket witl
air. Jos. Kicbardaon, 8. C. Theatre Ar-
eaoe netween 8:00 a. m. April 30th, and
ymj incus ui jes oi niiy ecnta.
bide Trips from New Orleans to var
ious pointa st exeeedinelr Insr ratM -
For further information eommnnicaU
W. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Meman Freckles and Pimpks
f - ' BinDiminn '
tVTADINGIiA
...we cotruxiON Maurra;
(VWrir tlto aa4 saw a Btttaota.)
(ADINOLA.
A few tolirailnri nfl itw M
tu rooth.
- fuain gumntwi and inoaei
hit to nov, iS2
gmplea, Wtpotv collar diactiorariom,
Mack-heads, dilfiirkl cmntiona. 2
twoty days. Leaves the dkm aolL cleat
and heahhy. Endorsed by tfaouaoda.
, "k 50 cents and l-00 by d kadtnf
frugglsts, or hj mall. Prtaml by
Nrop4 Tlt Co. Parla, Tmtu),
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't y : - -vl
Eat Ro?e
cf ths most nutritious of flour
foods Unssda Biscuit the
only perfect soda cracker. Then
you will be able to '
Earn Mare
because a' well-nourished body
has greater productive capacity
Thus you will also be able to '
Save More
because for value received there
is no food so economical as
Uneeda Biscuit
79
6. In a
NATIQKAL BISCUIT COMPANY- . .
Statement of
THE National Bank,
Fayetteville, N. C,
At the Close of Business April 6, 1906,
currency,
RESOURCES:
Coans and U. 8. Bonds .
1 .525,421.38
Banktmr Houae. Bnrvlar-
rrooi vault, bale and
Fixtures ...
... . r-., .. ,t . .
8,783.7)
136,757.39
Cash on hand and in Banks
670,962.60, 1
The Largest Deposits and Assets Ever Held
By Any Bank In This Section.
Depository for the City of Fayetteville,
Uepoeitory for the County of
Depositary for the
repository
And
W. Vanstory, President,
E. II. Williamson, John Elliott, Vice-Presidents,
C J. Cooper, Cashier.
The True Test
of high-grade Flour is in the baking
cnaia ana as meiess.
Rerf ectipn
is rich and creamy in color; white enough
n' au.w a mjic ,u ctcijt uuuuv Ul I b, BKI11U quSUllJ.
Bakes More and Better Bread.
biscuits, pies and eakes than anv other
cidedly the BEST and CHEAPEST Flour
Because It
that Never
EVEBYTHING NEEDED IN THE
PLENTY FERTILIZERS FOR LATE BUYERS.
A. P. JOHNSON, Manager,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 107 Hav 8treet, Fayetteville. N. C P'hone56.
WH1
t s.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.
! TRUCK WHEELS. Witt Ailis aDU Bhim
For Saw Mills, Planing Mill.,
r ull s rutK of PIPE and FITTINGS.
A IsftTaW Plaint. VinM Tmls Ulsrfe r.A-
" " , ' .
Sale of Land.
OKTHCABOttSr.--- In tne Popwlor Court
CnailMrlajHt opuntr. before the Clerk.
John W. Browa. Adm'r of Manila B, Holt, rs
Bo.an C. Blake, et al. beirst-la. '
, J!' ftoe of an order of the SuperkwCourt in
the abore entitled nrnmrfin. ,h. . '
ed will, on Mondair. tbe itb dif of May. IKW at
Uie eoort house door In Cumberland county N
Cj. sell at pnb le awtion, for cash.to tbe hlshe.!
bMder, tbe following real estate, situate and be
ing la said enonnr and Hii via.
Vih"aV. h "ob'T " land. In Black
.uwiu.ua, ui April, IHV).
JOliJ w. 3(tOWtt, Commltflooer.
SALE OP LAND.
Bv virtue of riirM vilu a.,u.f. . ..
upw. cnijivj, lenaereo on apni oa, lyrje In
tbe cane of L. L. Culbreth and others, ys, kma
B. Martin and others, the underlined earn.
nbeloner of sab) eoort will sell, by public sue
Moo. si tbe eourt-bouae door In Fayetterllle
. (!.. on Monday, tbe 7tb dey of May. IM. at i
o clock, a tract of land In Cedar Creek town
ship on tbe east side of the "Bl liltcb" adVln
ln the lands of iUre. W E. Jnhnum nA mIL..
eotitalnlne U acres, more or lees. Twenty per
eeot. of tbe purchase money most be paid on
day of sale, and kalanes) on aeaSrautlon tftmU.
Inle aprlMtb. 1WA
t Vli'ETH1tBUsstonjil
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE.
HaTlna thlsd.s nn.linl iiinhMui.. i
theesuteorUectorUordPate.dereaMd.lateof
Cumberland eonnty. tbla Is to notify all persons
barln. claims aaalnst tbe eetalei of s.
-d to present the seme to mm tnt M,m..i
within tbe next twelve months from dale
or this DoUce will be pleaded In bar of their re
emery, persons Indebted to said estate
will pleeae make Immediate settlement.
Tbla letk day of March. ItM.
JAMEK fATI, Administrator,
Q. K. Blsaoeks, Atty, Sherwood. M. C.
dust tight.
moisture proof package
3
Condensed from Report to Comptroller of
wasnington, u. u.:
7 """"1TABIL1TIES:
Capital Paid-in $ 100,000.00
Profit and Loss 3,622.25
U. S. Currency Issued .. . 37,500.00
Rediscount . 10,000.00
Deposits 519,840.25
9 670,962.50
Cumberland,
State of North Carolina,
for United States District Court.
we would like to be vour Depository.
not in the color.
Flour may be white as
to please the most fastidious, yet not
Flonr. Maka th tout
De-
sold m Fayetteville,
Is the Flour
Fails.
GROCERY LINE AT RIGHT PRICES.
Dry Kllm, and Tram Roads.
- . - - . - ga1
wvaat, nuyxim blBOlDf UQU1U. JKSK Cltswilnr
Hoira CitOLIHA, i In the Superior
Cumberland county, court before tbe clerk.
. D. E. Beard, administrator of the esute of R
C. Faircloth vs. i. B. Melvin. Larkln Melvin,
H.nlall Ual.l. Win. m U J 1 . I. . . ....
. 7 . v Dim auy a. m . niaes,
et ai, beirvat law of U. . Faircloth, deceased.
The defendants aboved named and all other
heirs-et law of H. C. Faircloth, deceaeed, and
all other parties who have any claim of rights
iu .wi w,u, ytuyvnj m saia n. u. Fairclotb,
deceased, will take notice that an action entit
led as above has keen commenced in the Hupe
rior Court of Cumberland county .to sell the land
belonging to tbe estate of the said H. 0. Fair
cloth to make assets to pay debts due by said
estate, and for partition among the belrs of tbe
said H. ;. Faircloth, and the said defendants
will further take notice that tbey are required
to appear before A. A. McKethan, Clerk of the
superior Court .or said eonnty ontheHrddav
May, 1HJ6. at ill o'clock M. at the Court House of
said county. In Fayetteville. fiorlh Carolina.
ami make themselves defendant In said action
and answer or demur to the complaint In said
aetlon or the plaintiff will apply to tbe court
for lh relief demanded in said complaint.
This the lllh day of April. lj.
. A. 1. McKcthak,
it . .. ' . clerk Prloi Court,
A. 8. Hall, Attorney for plaintiff.
IKEVoTm
CUBE
on
UXJITIYE cssgh rcs:fr.i
' ' t i . ' ;"-r.i " I
fOLX-rS HONEY and TAR U las
YaUawpackafft, Refnaa anbatltoua,
raparwd only by
e4ir0mMny, Chloac. '
Sold by AlLDntggjata,
Brvu of tfomn CahoUS,
Cumberland Countr
5t 2871.
I). A. Monroe enters and claim 20
acres of land in Seventy-First township
joining the lands on the north' by D. A.
Monroe, on the south by Buckthorn
Lodge, on the east by D. Fairley, on the
west by Buckthorn Lodge. .
Kntered 4th day of April, wm.
W..M WALKKU,
Register of Deeda-and
Ex. O. Entry Taker.
&TATX of North Carolina, 1 K. .,,,
Cumberland County. . I
S. C. Holland enters and claims 1,000
aores of land in Rockfish township join
ing the lands of on the narth by' John
Smith, et ah, and on the south by VV.
A. Gainey, on the east by D. A. Mc
Neill, on the west, by D. C. McArthur,
et. al. Entered 17th day of March, 1906.
W. M. WALKEK.
: Register of Deeds and
K. 0. Entry Taker,
"PerC.
State or North Carolina, I v. nam
Cumberland county., M
Neill MuNair enters and claims 200
acres of land in (iray's Creek and Rock
fish township joining the lands of W. A.
Gainey, Neill McNair, Phoney McNeill
and others.
Entered 26th day of March, 1906.
W. M. WALKER,
- - - -; .. Register of Dneds -
and Ex. O. Entry Taker.
North Carolina, . In the Superior Court
Cumberland county, i liefure the Clerk, j . ..
Sareb Condon and husband, Jno. Condon,
Annie Hcllwalne, Hattte Mcilwalne and Rich
ard Mellwalne by bin eit friend Z. B. Newton,
v. John Mcilwalne and Uaaie Mollwalne No
lice of Sale. - -
By virtue of an order of the Superior Court lu
the above entitled special proceeding. 1 wilt,
on Monday, the Oth day of April, ltm, at 12
o'clock M. otter for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court House door In Fayette
ville, Cumberland oounty. North Carolina, the
following deiicrlbed real estate, situate and be
ing In the town of Hope Mills. State and county
aforesaid, adjoining the land of C. B. Creel,
Marale Aired and others, and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at a stake In the old Philips
line, Annie Cashwell, now Atkinson, running
thence with said old line north 56 went 1.56
chains; thence south W west K.I7 chains 1o a
stake: thence north -SW east 8.17 to the be
ginning, containing!1, arjre mora or lest, said
lot being on the soutn side uf 111
being on the soul
laid town of Hone
side uf Harrison street
in said town of Hope Mills. This the Jth day ot
March, 1U08. J. A. UILES, Commissioner,
TIMBER FOR SALE.
On Honda?, the 7th day of May. 1006. at the
court-house door in Lumberton. N. C, I will of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder, all the mer
chantable pine timber measuring 12 inches In
diameter, 18 Inches from the ground, on about
2,000 acres of land In Howellsvllle township,
In Kobeson county, with six years from Febru
ary 1, 1906, to cut and remove tbe same. The
land Is located about 10 miles southeast of Ren.
nert, on the A. C. L. Railroad, and about 12
miles northeast of Lumberton, N. C, on tbe 8.
A. L. Railroad. The timber will be sold si a
whole, except about 400 acres, which will be
sold separately on the same date. Terms of
Sale: Cash; or one-half cash and the balance In
6 and 12 months, with interest, on anoroved sa-
curlty. The right to
hereby reserved. Fartiea desiring to inspect
reject any ana ail Dias is
the timber may do so by calling on L. Shaw, St.
Pauls, N.C., who will give any Information In
rcsaru 10 ii. - ubuaiv, ot. rauis, ti. c,
wishart a Shaw, Attorneys, Lumberton, N.
MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of authority in me vested
by a Mortgage Peed executed on the
&tn day of January, 1898, by James D,
McNeill and wife, M. E. McNeilLto J.
M Burke, and which said Mortgage
lAreu ana tne note accompanying it nas
tieen oanBierrea to me Dy tbe said J.
M. Bnrke, I will sell at Public Auction
for Cash, at the Market House in the
City of fayetteville, on Monday, the
16th day of April, 1906, the following
described lands conveyed in said Mort
gage veea, aetault Having been made in
the payment of the Note secured by
saia ueea, io-wh: Being in tne Uonnty
ui vuuiuenauu, ana oiaie 01 worm uar
olina, bounded and described as follows,
visr in Gray's Creek township adjoin
ing the lands of Neill McNeill and Paul
Nicholson the North, of Jones and
tramey on tne west, of the estate of E,
A. oanaay and M. Cashwell on the
South, and A. D. Burns. Matthew Han.
ady and Paul Nichols on the East, it
wing uie same mat was conveyed by
Isabella McNeill and Harriet Bone to
james v. jncweiu and JJ. A. McNeill by
Deed dated about the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1892, which said Deed ia dufv
recorded in the office of the Begister of
ueeuB 01 umrjenana uoanty, and refer,
ence to which said Deed is hereby made
iur more parucoiar aescnption of said
hereby conveyed lands. The said Mort
gage Deed is duly recorded in Book A
No. 5 Page 675 in the office of the Kssis.
. . f I v r i- . . . ...
sor w jjecus 01 uumrieriBnri 1 nnntv
and the interest conveyed by said MorU
Huge ueean ib an undivided one-half in
terest in said land.
Place of lale: Market Honae. Fait.
etteville, N. C. '
lime or sale: Monday, April 16th,
as il u ciocK m. lerma: vasn
B F. McUCAN, Attorney,' Maxton,
IX. V.
J. B. .WKATHEBLK, Mortgagee. O
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and br Tlrtna nt an r a..
iur uran 01 Lumoerrana county iu a special
r' " PBuuing. en lined u. r. Tal-o.,,S:.ff-"TIlmili''
Wll''ani F. Illlmanand
,""".? I4",.011 Wtaday of March,
180, thy unrterslgTied commissioner will expose
to sale to tbe h ihnt hiriir rn. ...k .. ...kW.
auction , at the court-house door of Cumberland
county. 00 Mondar, the ;th day of May, lew, at
12 o clock . M, the followlna described ihree
ini.Hin 1 ' ' hg. nd be"n to eonn'y.
Fin. Trant' HnunAaul m. it.. . k. sl ,
- vaa tuc CMi UT 1 ilUUlU
Johnson; on the north br WUUam Out and
stoses Holmes; on the west by J. o, Tillman's
3rd and Jth lots In the division of the Mary Ann
ALt i 5 'S,en 'S nlr of said estate. Bee
JV "u"u auu wire to j. u. Tinman,
Lkf 1U-?fHer of Deeds offloe
Second Traot' A one-half undivided Interest
being the Interest of J. o. Tlllm-n nT;J...i
5L',.,rtc,,0L,,d. dJolnln the lands of
smiui ana otners.lncluduit
the resMenoe of the late James Taylor contain-
ar.toW A. Outhrle. October S3rd, W77, and
conveyed by Guthrix mil irmr. r
J. E. Tillman to J. T. Townsend, and by j. f.
TownsendtoJ.O. Tillman and J. W. Tally
For further description, see Book L, No. 4, Fare
78. said records. . '
iILrd TJ?C,:, tractoflandadjoin-
.iil;n0n nd wlfe "? l- - Tillman, con
talnlng 10 acres, more or less. ,
snis am aay of April, uos.
n. , , . - st. H. DVE, Commissioner.
Sinclair A Dye, Ally's, Fayetteville, N. C.
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That being the case J
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To aiye the public an idea how great a reputation our fresh water-ground meal has
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The McNeill Bakery Company.
w.0KiIU,!h im?e 0f 0ttrmercht were shipping in bread from Wilmington and
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on TUESDAY MOBNING AFTER THE F1KE Wi t nr. f.. k., a
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, Bakery open from 7 till 9 at
113 Ilighsmlth Building.
- J. S. McNeill, Manager.
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