miming.
Scottish Fire Inenrance Company
Organized Ample Capital
and Surplus.
A large number of influential busi
ness men of this lection of the State
met in tbe parlon of the Hotel La
Fayette laat Thursday, and perfected
tbe organization of the Scottish Fire
Insurance Company with a capital of
f 100,000.00 add surplus of $25,000.00.
A call for this meeting was made
about a week ago by R. G. Harrison,
whose labors in connection with the
organization of, this fire insurance
company have brought together men
whose business ability and means as
sure the success of the enterprise.
Mr. L. Shaw, of St Paul's, N. C,
presided over the meeting. The fol
lowing gentlemen were selected for
the officers and directors of the com
piny :
J. Vance McGougan, president; I
Shaw, W. H. Sikes, J. W. Johnson
ana a. k. Kanicm, viee-presiaenis;
R. G. Harrison, secretary and treas
urer. The board of directors is composed
of the above named gentlemen and
T. O. Evans, president Bank of Max
ton; K. R. Barnes, merchant, Barnes
ville, N. C; H. W. Lilly, president
Bank of Fayetteville; A. A. James,
merchant, Laurinbnrg,- N. C; J. H.
Culbrtth, wholesale grocer, Fayette
ville, N. C; Ralph Jessup, cashier
National Bank of Fayetteville, Fay
etteville, N. C; Alfred A. McKeth
an, cashier Fayetteville Savings &
Trust Co., Fayetteville, N. C; W. K.
Kindley, merchant, Fayetteville, N.
C; C J. Cooper, manager Southern
Life Insurance Co., Fayetteville, N.
C; T. L. Northrop, physician, St
Paul's, N. C.4 W. J. Johnson, lum
berman, Red Springs, N. C; T. L.
Chisholm, president Bank of San ford,
Sanford, N. C; A... McArthur, plant
er, Wade, N. C; Franklin S. Clark,
manager Georgia Pine & Turpentine
Co., of New York; W.J. McDiarmid,
lumberman, Fayetteville, N. C; R.
A. Morrow, wholesale grocer, Mon
roe, N. C; J.F. Gilmore, lumberman.
Rex, N. C. ; Allen Edens, president
Bank of Rowland. Rowland, N. C;
W. B. McLauchlin, lumberman, Pur
vis, N. C; A. R. McEachern, mer
chant St Paul's, N. C;J. H. Marsh,
physician, Fayetteville, N. C; H. M.
McAlister, cashier First National
Bank of Lunberton, Lumberton, N.
C; Q. T. Williams, insurance, Lum
berton. N. C
awl-FalrleT
: One of the most beautiful house
marriages taking place among promin
ent upper Cape Fear people in many
years was that which united Mr. E. G.
Davis, a talented young lawyer of
Dunn, and Miss Nan Fairley. the
charming daughter of Rev. David
Fairley, at the family homestead last
week, Rev. Watson Fairley, pastor
of the Fayetteville First Presbyterian
church, and brother of the bride, per
iorming the impressive ceremony.
- The ball and parlors of the hospit
able country home were tastefully
. decorated in ferns, mistletoe, and
other woodland greens, with an ar
tistic setting of chrysanthemums and
' carnations, the color scheme being
green and white. There was a large
attendance of 'relatives and friends,
and after the marriage a delighful
wedding supper was served.
The bride was gowned in white net
over taffeta silk, with the- bridal veil
and orange blossoms, and her bouquet
was of bride rosea. The maid of
honor. Miss Ida Fairley, sister of the
bride, wore pink organdie, and car
ried pink carnations. , The brides
maids were Misses Nellie Davis,
Louise Robinson, Eloise McDiarmid,
and Roxie Hodges, attired in white
organdie, with trimming of green
ribbons, and carrying maiden-hair
ferns.
The best man " was the brother of
the groom, Dr. Hoagland G. Davis
of Baltimore. The groom's gift to
his bride was a beautiful diamond and
pearl brooch. Tbe wedding party
were"entertained at lunch Thursday at
Holly Hill.
: -A Wmlmi WnnrW
There's a Hill at Bowie. Tex., that's
- twice as bit; as last year. This won
der is W. L. Hill, who from a weight
of 90 pounds has grown to over 180.
He says: "I suffered with a terrible
rvitifrli and Aewtnr era v m tin tn rlis
of Consumption..' I was reduced to
90 pounds, when 1 began taking ur.
K intr'a Km Diapovrrv for PntiKnmrv.
, tion, Coughs and Colds. ; Now, after
taking 12 Domes, I save more man
doubled in weight and am complete
ly cured.". Only sure Cough and
uoia cure, uuaranieea oy a. tu. oea
berry's Sons, druggists. .50c and
fi.oo. Trial Dotue tree.
Gives vigor, strength, vitality to your
nerves, stomach and every part of your
boy It 1 easy to take; swallow a li ttle
Hollister'i Kocky Mountain Tea; it does
the business. Tea or Tablets, 80 cents.
Ask your druggist
T Car A CoM la Om Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggist refund money if it fails
to cure. K. W. UKOVE'd signature is
on each box. 25c.
A Guarantees cara For PUea
t tolling, Blind Bleeding, Protruding
Viles. DrureisU are authorized to re
fund monoy n l'ASO OINTMENT fails
.0 cure in 6 to 14 days. 60c
Scholarship lor Somebody.
The Ohskhver will give to any
lady or gentleman, who obtains the
largest number of subscribers to both
the Daily and Weekly, from now un
til November 1st, a scholarship valued
at $50.00, in the International Corres
pondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. The
winner may choose a scholarship from
the following list:
U. S. Civil Service Examination.
Law for Business Men.
Contracting and Building.
Surveying. ,
Plumbing.
Boiler Making,
Monumental Works.
Interior Wiring.
Architectural Rendering.
Newspaper Illustrating.
Carpet Designing.
Wall Paper Designing.
Book -cover Designing.
Pedagogy.
Stenography.
Book-keeping.
The following good men and true
were drawn at the last meeting of the
board of county commissioners, to
serve as jurors at the January crimi
nal term of Superior Court for Cum
berland: D. E. Barber, T. B. McNeill, W. O.
Dean Rockfish ; F.M.Page, C.
Tew, Wiley Goodman, Almon God-'
win, W. T. Baker, W. McCorquodale,
C. C. McLellan, Black River; M. II.
McCall, A. W. Smith, D. Carter, J.
T. Downing, J. F. Home, Jr., C. M.
Jordan, H. F. McDonald. C S. Wil
liamson, H. J. Cashwell, Cedar Creek;
N. S. Surles, D. J. Lucas, Carver's
Creek; Charles Hedgepeth, C. W.
Rice, Pearce's Mill; H. L. Blue, J. K.
Hawley, C H. McLauchlin, J. A.
Jones, R. G. Harrison, Cross Creek ;
M. J. Fisher, Toney Home, W, W.
Anderson, G. W. Hair, Beaver Dam;
C. L. Cook, J. H. Cheek, D. I. Breece.
R. B. Autry, W.' H. Williams, Hin-
ton Culbreth, Flea Hill; J. W. Mc
Neill, N. H. Smith, E. J. Davis, W.
Gillis, J. R. Carter, Seventy-First;
D. Patterson, J. A. Cameron, R. F.
Freeman, Quewhiffle; J. A. Cameron;
D. R. Darroch, Little RiveT.
Fatal rire at Waste.
Wednesday a house was burned near
Wade, occupied by a tenant of Mr.
Adam McArthur, who owned the
building. The tenant was Daniel
Williams, and his four-year old child
was burned to death in the house.
The child was left at the house alone,
and the fire was discovered too late
to save either house or child.
The President has commuted to life
imprisonment the sentence of Adams
and Sawyer, the negro mutineers of
the schooner Berwind, convicted of
murder in the United States court at
Wilmington, and condemned todeath.
ccBtea Up wit r? inI
Upper Hay street is no mean rival
of its more ambitious neighbor, lower
Hay street: and perhaps no quarter
of the city more strikingly illustrates
its growth.
The younger readers of the Obser
ver know nothing of the halcyon
days of upper Hay street but the
gray-haired iremember when it was
the wholesale grocery district of Fay
etteville before the warv-a scene of
bustling life, with lines of canvas-top
wagons blocking the streets. For
many years after the war it was given
up to small shops and hukster stalls,
with "Brick Row" occupied by negro
fruit stands and eating-houses.
Handsome new stores have recent
ly been builtand now two large struc
tures are going up, one, we are in
formed, designed for a hotel. The
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad passen
ger station is there located; there is a
good hotel, crowded all the time; well
conducted boarding-bouses; an excel
lent cafe; Armour's packing-house,
flourishing grocery firms; fur and
junk dealer, a handsome millinery
store, etc.
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS
With Tags About the Same
Color and Design As
This
-Thev quality A he genuine sun cored tobacco used in -
REYNOLDS' Sun Cured and
sun curea looacco grows, nas caused imitation brands to be
1 brought out and offered as the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured
to tmsuspexting dealcrs and chewers who do not look closely
at thepnntirig on the box and on the tag.
T These brands only imitate the outward appearand and do
not possess the genuine inside quality that has been found in
Reynold's Sun Cured ever since Reynolds' Sun Cured was
introduced and which has so increased the chewing of sun
cured tobaccos and proven so popular, that the word "Sun
Cured" is now printed on tags or in the advertising of many
brands claimed to be genuine sun cured tobacco; , s '
Did you ever see the word Sun Cured? used in any
chewing tobacco advertisement, or on any chewing tobacco
tag or label, or in any other way, before it was introduced and
used to identify the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured? You see
it frequently now, because many imitation brands are being
made to appear as nearly like Reynolds' Sun Cured as they
dare with tag, shape of plug and style of package so similar -that
experienced buyers sometimes accept these imitations as
the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured. , . . ;:
Don't be deceived into taking imitation brandsor ike
genuine. Be sure the letters on the tag spell " R-e-y-n-ol-dV .
Sun Cured," and you getjtbe.bsst value in sun cured chewing ,
r tobacco that can be produced for chewers. Sold at 60c per -,
pound in 6c. cuts; strictly 10c, and 15c. plugs, with chewing
qualities like that which was sold from COc, to $1.00 per pound
before Reynolds' Sun Cured was offered to the trade.
B SURS TOV GET THE GENUINE ;
Manufactured by
B. J. KIYK0LD3 TOBACCO CO, Wliste4lm, V. C.
McMlllaa-Sloeoaih Manlaaa.
Mr. Ben McMillan, a native of this
city, now engaged in business with
the branch house of McMillan Bros.,
of Mobile, Ala., and Miss Mary Hins
dale Slocomb, the second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Slocomb, were
married at 8 o'clock last Thursday at
the Slocomb home on Dick street,
Rev. I. W. Hughes,' rector of St.
John's Episcopal church, impressively
performing the ceremony. ;
" In the north parlor, catching now
and then a ruddy sparkle from the
hearthstone about which the fair
bride had passed her happy child
hood, bright youth, and budding wo
manhood, loving hands bad upraised
an altar of hymen under the roor-tree,
for the consecration of her marriage
vows its artistic design and tasteful
arrangement and blending of colors
being the work of her sister, Mrs. N.
D. Emerson, of-Wilmington. The
decorations of the altar were asparagus
fern, with carnations and lilies of the
valley, while the Southern smilax
wound in graceful folds around the
chancel rail. Over the broad mantel
were vases of the gorgeous American
Beauty roses, set off by smilax and
Alpine violets. The hall nas decora
ted in ferns and American Beauty ro
ses,., the lights softened by pink
shades. The dining-room was "done"
with rare skill "and taste in Vhite
narcissus, carnations and smilax, the
wedding feast table set off in bride
roses and orange blossoms.
Before the entrance of the bridal
pair, the little acolyte, Willie Glover,
advanced and lighted the, wax candles
on the altar, while little Misses Fran
ces Green and Louise Slocomb held
the ribbon in the formation of an
aisle.
The best man was Mr. Dan Mc
Millan, of Savannah, and the maid of
honor was the younger sister of the
bride, Miss Marion Winslow Slocomb,
whose dress was Nile green radium
silk and her flowers white roses.
The bride was gowned in white
lace princess, en train, with orange
blossoms, and she carried an exquisite
bouquet of lilies of the valley, from
the florist, Wolfe, of Savannah.
After the marriage a wedding sup
per was served in courses. The wed
ding gifts constituted a lavish dis
play of silver, cut-glass, china, Japan
ware, pictures and bric-a-i rac, many
presents being sent from friends
abroad.
Only the members of the family,
relatives. and a few most intimat
friends were present Mr. and Mrs.
McMillan took the north-bound train
for a honeymoon trip to New York
and Canada, Mrs. McMillan's going
away gown was of dark green cloth,
tailor-made, with hat to match.
The building of the Fanners' Ware
house Company on Franklin street is
nearly completed, some cotton being
already stored, and its arrangement
is excellent for- handling and safely
storing the cotton.
ManZan Pile Remedy put up incon
venient collapsible tubes with nozzle
attachment so that the remedy may
be applied at the very seat of the trou
ble, thus relieving almost instantly
bleeding, itching or protruding piles.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Sold by McKethan & Co.
Two days treatment free. Ring's
Dyspepsia Tablets for impaired diges
tion, impure breath, perfect assiiuu-
lauon of food, increased appetite. Do
not fail to avail yourself of the above
offer. Sold by McKethan & Co.
"Pineules" (non-alcoholic) made
from resin from our Pine Forests used
for hundreds of years for Bladder and
Kidney diseases. Medicine for thirty
days, si. 00. Guaranteed to give sat
isfaction or money refunded. Get our
guarantee coupon from McKethan &
Co.
ManZan Pile Remedy
asucvi - 1 ran.
Tag
grown on soil where the best
J
To Be Frank
you have really never
eaten a true soda cracker
until you have eaten
Uneeda
Biscuit
The only soda cracker
which is all good and
always goo cl , protected -:.
from strange hands by a
dust tight, moisture fg
proof, package.
. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPAKT
11
It.
106 head Mules & Horses
Buggies, Wagons, Harness,
Etc We have all grades of buggies and wagons on band the Cortlandt, Hackney
and the medium andgcheaper grades of buggies, also harness, etc., to go with them.
We pay the highest market price for. Cotton
Bevill & Vanstory.
W. A. VANSTOR .
E. H WILLIAMSON,
JOHN ELLIOT,
R. G. HARRISON,
RALPH JESSUP
A. B. McMILLAN,
THOS. M..SHAW . . . .
IH? National Bank
Fayetteville, N. C.
THE DESIGNATED DEPOSITARY FOR
The United States Government, The United States Court,
Thr -tate of North Carolina, The County of Cumberland,
The City of Fayetteville, And of Four Thousand Valued Customers,
And w ith Assets of over Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($800,000.00) of
fers to the people of this community every conceivable Banking accommoda
tion. We will soon occupy our handsome New Bank Buildineon the North
west Corner of Market Square, due to the fact that our marvelously increased
business has rendered our quarters inadequate, and shall be glad to have you
call to see us and permit us to show you through our banking rooms. We
are having constructed therein the most modern. Burglar-proof Vault, with
all-steel fittings a vault in which your
ernment Vaults at Washington.
L
Remember, we pay 4 pep cent.
Interest In our Savings
. Department, .
And you can get your money whenever
ana vxranesy nas ouui up mis strong
are so justly proud, and wnose luture wellare is so noticeable.
Deposit your money in a Bank where it will be appreciated and cared
for. That bank is THE NATIONAL BANK. When we can be of any ser
vice, call on us. Yours most truly,
I RALPH JESSUP, r I - - - Cashier.
A.B. McMILLAN, Asss't Cashier.
Notice of Sale Under Mort
gage.
By Tlrtna of the power ind inthoritr fires by
swam iuhi nonguw.eieeiuea dt u. t. wir
rl uxl B. G. Carrie, his wife, which U recorded
lalheollle. of (he Hecltierof Deeda for Can-.
berleiwl eoantr. In Book K. No. S. r l the
allowing property will DO eipOMa IO Mi 07
pablleeueUon.Tbc
That tract ot land In Cumberland eoantr. ad
join lDf the land of I). B. Campbell, i. and N.
B. Blue. Tarbell Lumber Company, and others,
eoniainlng'nlnety 90i arret, more or le and
known as the land belonirlng to the Bandy are
bam estate, and deeded to said I. J. Corrle by
Martha O. Bay, a reference to said deed being
hereby made.
Place of Bale; Court House door, TayetteTllle,
K. C.
Tlmerfgale: Monday, January 7th, 1907, at
13 o'clock M. .
Terms of Hale: Own.
Ieeember. 4th. lliut '. '- -
J. W. MclAUCHLIK COMPAKT.
Mortgagee.
BoUnsoa Shaw . attorneys.
FOLEYf
HOIIEM
1 f;:Tli3qrpal
LAXATIVE cougl) remedy,
Tor coughs, colds, throat and Inns;
troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic,
Good for erery body. Sold everywhere.
- Th genuine;
rOLEY'S HONEY and TAR ft la
a Ye I low package. Hefuae substitute..
i Prepared only by
Foley el Company, Chicago.
McDUFEIE DRUG STORE,
O.O. Bonders, Prop'r. .
1 ' HOixirrcn- -:- '
Rocky fountain Tea Nuggets
- - A But lUIelaa far fiWF.nl.
fritf fleilea Bealtk tsa Beaevel Ttfer
A speelrle tor Cnetirwilmi, ItrtfeeMloa. ln
ml Kutnite Tmiklu btwJu V , -
UkKXL Bad Bntath (Ullrslnh flom.1.. RnMl
and Backache. Hi Rocky Mountain Tee is Mb
Jet form, m cetrta Dor. Gen 11 1 00 made b
Hoixorm Darin OwrAKr. Madison. Wla.
COLOEIf NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLI
For Pal by 0. 0. souders, at McDuffie
, , troK own.
...
Our Mr Bevil has just returned from
the Western market where he bought
106 Head 'of Stock,
consisting of the best that can be bought
and we are satisfied we can please you
' if you are in need of a horse or mule.
We have on hand nice single and double
driving horses, as well as nice saddlers;
and a nice lot of mules of all sites, from
the heavy log mule to the cotton mule.
Come look over our stock of
. . . . President
Viee-Presidents.
. . . . Active Vice. President.
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier.
Teller.
money will be as safe as in the Gov
you want it. Safety, Promptness
uovernment institution, of which we
Two
Dyspeptics
If you ara too fat it ft because, your food
turns to fat instead of irraKla strength.
Jf you ara too lean the fat producing foods
that y ou eat art not proprlj(stdarid
assimilated. .
Lean, thin, strincy people do not have
enough Pepsin in the stomach, while fat
people have too much Pepsin and not
wash PaiKTsatine.
..... For Dyspepsia
contain all the digestive Jukes that are
ffltmit fffl kMbh Mmt. . 1
- . " ' '"""v wwiikh.1 iiu in
tcucQf those proportions necessary to
enable the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodol is not only a perfect
digestant, but it is a reconstructive, tie
jus building tonic a wall Kodol relieves
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn DlrufrUt m .U. U . i
Coostipation, You will like it
Digests What You Eat
Rest the stomach, rebuilds tbe
tissues and gives firm flesh.
f
la ms ealy. fw I . I tnpttt U tW Uk
Mats, srty tmf ae4 emery .rs.O.IVrwits
rxtalltr. 1 - L0.,Ctl..(,n.s A.
Ask for the 1006 Kodol Almanac
and aoo Year Calendar.
ftoW by Arafi&GreeDWood4rugp;ista
RHEUM-AID
for rhettmatiam ia ahenlntalv arithnnt an
equal on earth for curing Rheumatism
Pains, Bruise, Inflammstions of all
kind, etc. : Kheum-Aid Medical Co..
Bole Proprietors, P. O. Bos 440, tsyetu -Tille,
N. 0. For sale st all druggixU 3.V
botUf, .
Administrator's fiotice.
IIbtIiis; this day qualllli'd u ilmiiiliralirof
Hiihu Hiirin.ilernaMul. late of uimuotlaml
C'ouiily anil Miaie or Niiilbt arollna, liils Is tu
piiliryall irMiiuhaviiii cialiua Kaiiiattheei'
tale of.islu dvneaxiHl to eihlhlt llmin tu the "U
ilerAlKiinl on H brlore the I7lh day or Novum
ber, ltU7.or Ibis noilne will be ilrailwl lu bar of
their recovery. All uernons liulubteil to said
estate will please mule Immediate paynieut,
This 17th day or November. HMO.
J, VANCK McUUUUAN, Adrnlnlslrator
Q. K. NIMOCKS,
R ti. MaiKak, Attorneys.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualitled as exeoutrlx or the last will
Snd testament of J. H. Hatiey. decease!), late or
Cuiuberland conn it, N. C this Is to notify all
persons bavins' claims against tbe estate ot said
deceased to present Ibom to tbe underslxned,
duly verified, on or before tbe 2Mb day or No
vember, luu;, or this notice will be pleaded In
bar or their recovery. All persons Inbebted to
said estate will please male Immediate pay
ment. This 2Mh dav ur November, IM.
KI.1ZAB..TU KATl.KV.Keecutrlx,
P. U. Uope Mills. N. 0.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of the es
tate ofTravis Ucdsole, late of Cumberland coun
ty, no'loe Is hereby given to all perso shaving
claims agalust said estate to present them. duty
authenticated, on or before the Brd day oT Dec
ember. IU07, or this notice will be pleaded In
bartlieieor. All persons Indebted to said es
tate are notified to make Immediate settlement.
This Decern ber 1st, luos
M. 8. II. AL'TKY, Administrator.
H. L. Cook, Attorney.
Executor's Notice.
Having qualitled as executor of the last Wil
and testament olS. J.- Uuy, deceased late or
Cumberland county, N. C this Is to notiry all
persons having claims against the estate of
said deceased, In present tbem to the under
signed, duly verified, on or before the IWth day
of November, 1907. or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate will please make Imme
diate payment. This 20th day of November,
lis.
A. J. GUY, Executor. P. 0. Sherwood, N. C.
H. 8. Averltt, Attorney.
NOTICE.
H. p. Beasley vs. J.C.Btedman and other cred
itors named in a Deed of Trust executed by B.
V. He aley to . R, Taylor, deceased.
All creditors of B. . Beasley preferred In his
legal assignment to B R. Taylor', dated the 23rd
day of June, 1897, are here notified to appear
at the omoe of the Clerk of tbe Superior Court
of Cumberland county, at Fayetteville, N. C,
on December 12. 1IKJ8, at 12 o'clock noon, and
answer tbe petition In the above entitled mat
ter, which prays the appointment or a new
trustee by tbe Clerk pursuant to Section 1037,
Kevlsal or W08.
- A. A. McKETHAN, Clerk Superior Court.
Stati or Nobtii Cabolina. I w oaol
Cumberland county. f o. MM
William Kiley enters and claims SO
acres of land in Cedar Creek township
joining the lands of William Hiley on
south and east, William Cashwell on
north and M. S. Riley on the west.
Entered 27th day of Nov'r, 1906.
W. M. WALKEfi,
Register of Deeds
and Ex. 0. Entry Taker.
PerC
Statb of North Carolina, I . noon
Cumberland County. aa 8U
Alma Colerider enters and claims 100
acres of land in Pearce's Mills, township
joining the lands of Cbas. Hutler, (i. B.
Patterson, Alma Colerider and others.
Entered 6th day ot Nov., 1!06.
W. M. WALKEIi,
Register of Deeds
and Ex. O. Entry Taker.
PerC.
Stats of North Carolina, lM oooi
Cumberland County. o-l-Mary
Susan Harris enters and claims
50 acres of land in Beaver Dam -township
joining the lands of B. T. Jackson,
O. E. Simmons and others.
Entered 15th day of Nov'r. 1906.
W.M.WALKER,
-n. Register of Deeds
and Ex. O. Entry Taker.
Per C.
Stati of North Carolina, h ,
Cumberland County. wo
M. M. Pope enters and claims 200
acres of land in Black River township
joining the lands ot Bedy Page estate,
Josiah Pope Erasmus lee's ' estate,
Rachel Tart, et al.
Entered 6th day of Dec'r, 1906.
W. M. WALKER,
Register of Deeds and
Ex O Entry Taker.
By A. G. Culbreth, Dept.
Service ByPublication.
NORTH CAROLINA, 1 In the Superior Coort
Cumberland county. before the Clerk.
Mrs. W. C. Pearce and husband, E. M. Pearce,
vs. I.e. Bond and Alice Bond, his wife: J. D.
Graham and E. M. Graham, bis wife; D. 8. Mas
sey and Mettle C. Massev, bis wire: W. C. Par
ker and Mary F. Parker, his wire.
The defendants above named, especially J,
D. Graham, E. M. Graham, D. 8. llassey, Mettle
C. Hassey and W. C. Parker, will take notice
that an action entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of Cumberland
county, before the Clerk, to partition a certain
tract of land situated in Pearce's Mill town
shin, county and State aforesaid, In which the
said l.D. Graham, K. M. Graham, D. 8. Massey
and Mettle C. Massey bare or claim an Inter
est, and the relief demanded as to the said W.
C. Parker, consists In excluding tbe said W. C.
Parker, one of tbe parties defendant, from any
interest In said land; and tbe said defendants
will farther take notice that they are required
to appear before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county at his office in Fayetteville
in tbe county and Slate aforesaid on tbe 22nd
day of December, ltott, at 12 o'clock M., and an
awer or demur to the complaint or petition In
said action, or the pialntlfrs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said com
plaint or petition. ,
This 21st day of November, 190S.
A. A. McKsthik, Clerk Superior Court
Q. K. Nlmock, Attorneys for PlainUfm. ...
Commissioner's Sale of
- Valuable Properly.
Under and by virtue of an order or the Supe
rior court ol Cumberland county In a cause en
titled "Joseph H. Pearce and wire, etai, against
J. M. Pearce end wife, et al," the undersigned
at commissioner, duly appointed, will exi-ose
to sale at public auction, tbe following describ
ed valuable real estate near Fayetteville, N. C:
First Tract: That valuable farm known as
"Boideaux," located near Victory Manufactur
ing Company's cotton mills, and about three
miles south-west or Fayetteville on the north
side of the south prong or Blount's Creek, con
taining I II acres, end being the same land de
scribed In a deed duly recorded In Book Y, ho.
4, page 325, etc., In the ottlce or the Register of
Deeds for Cumberland county. On this tract
there are 75 acres of cleared land, of which
even or eight seres are planted with senpper
nong vines, Are acres are an orchard planted
with apples, .peschee, plums and pears, Svi
acres are planted with dewberries and two
acres are planted with bunch grapes, and the
remainder of said seventy five acres is adapted
to the cultivation of track, cotton and torn.
On said rrm there Is a very comfortable six
room dwelling house.-wltn louthouses, stable
and barns.
Second Tract: Ninety acres of woodland ad
joining the "Bordeaux" farm and the Victory
t'ottom Mill property, and being the same land
descsibed In a deed from George L. Smith and
others to Henry Walters, Book B, No. 4, page
233. and from Henry Walters to Alice V. God
dard. and from J. it. Ooddard and wife to J. M.
Pearce. Book M, No. 6, page 128, office or Kegls
ter or Deeds for Cumberland county. The flrst
and second tracts above referred to will be of
fered for sale Jointly and separately. These ere
good lands and offer an opportunity for s de
sirable Investment. - --..
Third Tract: la Bockfish township, near the
Fayetteville and Florence II all road, now A. C.
L., and Plney Bottom, adjoining the lands of
Tllllnghast and others, containing 63 acres
more or less, and being Ihe same land describ
ed In a deed recorded In Book Z, No. 4, page
m. Register's office of Cumberland county.
Time or Hale: Monday, January 7th, lWt.at
1J o'clock M.
Place of Sale: Court House door, Fayette
ville, N.C.
Terms of Rale: One-third cash, one-third In
six months from date ol sale, and one-third In
twelve months from date of sale, deferred pay
menu to bear Interer. from time of sale at the
rate of six per cent, per annum and title to be
reserved umll tbe last payment. Bale made
subject to confirmation by the court.
Fayetteville, N. C, December, 8rd, 1004,
JOHKPH H. PEAKCE, Commissioner.
Robinson 4 Hbaw, Attorneys.
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