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ncan of Greensboro
to WW) nas oen spending the- holfc
f 0ays nere on a visit to his mother
l S?? Hrnsboro Monday.
f H Wheatley's parents in; Newport,
tJp'Jno- ri. ReTpess ofishinon
was here this week on a tiat-to
V ! his brother ? Judge K: T. Resn :
f-'X. -Ferkms has been
'auuu.u u.iwuo lanci Mur Deauiori.
h The work of taking the .census
begins on the second day .of Jan?
tuaryjr'j ''
:! Reverend W. 0, Hawkjjis pas
tor of the colored Qpngregationat
' churches in Burlingfoft-smd Haw
River is here on a visit to ' his
, relatives; Reverend Hawkins is
i native of Beaufort
Buell Cooke of Norfolk spent
the Christmas holidays "here
with his parents Mr. afict Mrs.
A. J.Cooke. . '
Jno.A. Royall Jr who is a
.student at the University of Nl
C spent the holidays with- his
parents at their place tn North
River
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Bell of
Dover spent Christmas here
with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Sanders.
JL L. Garner who is a Student
of Oak Ridge institute was ; in 1
Beaufort' Monday. He ls.spending
the holidays, ith his parents
near Newport - k-
J. C Gardner has returned frym
Macon where he spent the noli
days on a visit to liis parents.
Congressman ! S. " M. Brinson
was in Beaufort' last, Saturday
shaking hands wjth his . friends
.and constituents.
' Chas. Mc Taknadge formerly
manager of the Virginia Caro
lmx Farms Company and who
nude his home here ff r..' while
is now located in Salem, Oregon
wheoe he has gone inta business.
Mrs. Talmadge and - little
daghter Ruth are with Mr. Tal
madge in Salem. They made
quite a number of friends while
they were located in Beaufort
.and it is a matter of general re
' gret that they did not stay here
permanently.
" Wallace Willis of Sealevelpass--d
thro ugh town Tuesday from
a trip to New Bern.
Wm. H. Bell of Newport spent
Monday here on business'
James Hutton of Mea'polis
Minn, spent the holidays nere
ith his mother
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Mrs, I E Hellen bf Vanceboro
who hasfBeen' visiting Mrs. C.
W. Mansori foif-several daysHeft
this nwrmnir for her home.-
Notife of Re-Sale of Land
MmIi If . .
"ui vinuiM, vHrcerei cowtr a
Pursantto 'an nrrfM 7nf tha Annorlnr
Court of Carteret county. In ipecial pro
deeding No, 421. titled Mace, apministr.
tor etc vs. Thomas Thomai. et at, direct.
iu re-taie ,oy reason or raised . bid
thereon. unDersirfned t tommiaxicmera wilt
W Monday, the 9th Av of JannarvT 192fl
t 12 M. o'clock, at the court-bouse door
Beauron. ft ft. offer for re-sale to the
highest bidder or bidders for cash or on
security te be be approved By the Court
as.auggested at the sale hour, for aucjt
approval, the fblloWiug described lands
First Tracu Kupwn as St Elfeo Farm,
beginuina at theroduth of a branch or
creek, 'the dividin line between the
Xbomas land and the -David Dickinson
decelsedUnd,ruhning up and with the
bronch to the main soad, thence with an
old marked line north 18 1-2 degrees East
122 poles o a corner post and stone,
thence north 72 1-4 Agrees east 55 poles
to a corner pant, thence north 37 S-"4- de
crees west 28 poles to- a corner pout, then
north 65 1-2 detfraea eaas.78 K3 iwJmi tn
large corner pine id the back line of the
nmgnt patent or West Russett line, ihen
north 37 1-2 dtfreei weal 8ft J S nW 4n
Russell's and Dickinson's corner,, thrace
nunn w degrees cast 148 poles to a cor
ns bay In a email noni) 'thence north 48
degrees west 90 poles to the Henry Stan
ton patent 'tine and Nicholas Bryant's
patent line, thence with the same south
SO degree west 143 poles to Knight's and
Stanton's corner, thence south 40 degrees
East 30 pols to theorner of the David
Davis land, thence with the line of David
DavUv landto the Main public road, thea
With the lailt HllkA Mnffllattiai-nlw a a
Rule creekuthf dividing Une between the
i nomas tana ana tne I nomas Lewis land,
thence down said creek to Newport river,
thence down laid Newport river's waters
to the mouth of the beginning branch or
pttotrt bedaatot. ' v ' V1
Second trace .Known as Dowid Davis
lands,, adjoining the lends of Alonzo Thorn
arst oh the eest side of Newport rivhr end
east side of Bsufort-New road beginning
at a black gum on the east side of New
Bern-Beaufort road. 'fhomaa corner, run.
n tag north .7 degrees east 111 poles to
three white beys, thence north 40 degrees
west 24 ioiOLte. Josephus Merrill's corner
thence Muth 07 decrees west to the main
ryad. thence with said n te the begin
ning, containing ZU acres n ore or less.
Both of these ttacts are inclnded in 1
survey, a plat of which is Wed with the
original report' of seje Jn this proceedings,
in Clerk of Soperios Court's. offlce.-whkcb
plat wiltpe used et thMfe-sale . '
lenu cracc ' low ; 41 ana. part Zf2
Id Town, water lots, on the south aide
of Front saeerernd east side Orange' strert
extedded bounded on the eakt by line f
property tnown as -"Jerry. Flshft Black
smith-shop" OS feel en Front street
.Bidding to start-on tracts one' and tm
to be sold as oce tract at t28.350.iand of.
tract Tenths et $3,300: All sales subject
to Courts csnrinnation. .
This December 29th. 1919: ,
C R. WHEATLY. y '
JULIUS F CUNCAK. , '
Commiesionert of the Court
1-15-20 . .
Notice of Sale . Under . Ex1
. ecutioo
NorUi Carolina, Carteret county
4 mine supenor courts w
S.P.ancockanjcl Geo. W; Hunt-
ley, i.rading as Hancock
Huntjey Company
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PILE UP. YOUR DOLLARS SO THAT
NO ONE CAN KNOCK
THEM DOWN.
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Mrand Mrs. 15. t. bmau pass
ed through Tbesday enroute to
New, Bern for a few days visu..
K. j. Respess and David Dun
.can went to.New DerntTuesday
.to attend the Shriners; meeting
.there this week. -
C.H. Bushall spent Wednes
day in New Bern attending the
ghriners meeting.
Misses Lutie Jones and ; Emily
einr Wednesday w
New Bern aUendingJoe) bnnn
.ers meeting.
MissSsllie Bushall who has
!W,in New York City for some
-time is spending several days j
.here with her parents.
D E. Langdale went' to Cedar
Point yesterday on a duck shoot,
ing trip.
' Miss Emma Hill of Marshall
.burg who has been at Moie
s head City hospital for seyeral
As being treated passed
through Bswfort Siturday very
'X much improved
The Elfenheiri-Moori Plantation,
"Inc., a Corporation r W-r
By virljie of an executidhdi
rccted to the undersismed from
the Superior Court of , Cartere,!
county. In the above .entitled ac
tion, I will on Monday .the' 2nd.
day of February 192ft at 12 o'
clock M.,J at the rourt-house door
ot Carteret county sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satis
fy sid execution; all right, title
and interest whicftT the-said Kl-fenbeln-Moon
Plantation Incor
porated, the f defendant has in
te-fellowuie-described real es
tate and personal property, to win
1st Tract Lying at the head
of Nelson's Bay on the west side
beginning at a rock in the mouth
ot the Creek and . running with
Robinsons line, to the back , line
of the Salter land,- thence with
the back line to the land known,
as Tyson Salter old home-steady
thence with that line to Salter's
Creek; thence with the -various'
courses of the' creek to the be
ginning,'' . containing 30 acres,
more or less, being that same
land described in a deed from
Tyson Salter to John and B. P.
Salter, Book CC page 304, office
Roister of Deeds for tarteret
county. . ;
2nd, Tract-Lying at the head
of Nelsons Bay, beginning at a
stake stake at the side" of Salter's
Creekat the mouth of a ditch
and running a welvraidly tumse
with with James baiter s to the
back line of the Henry Smith
patent; thence a 'scuthwardly
course with the" Smith : line to
Hannah Tiylor'S . line; thence
with said line to the side of Sal
ter's Creek and with" the Creek
to the beginning, containing 5
acresV more or less See deed Al
onzp Salter to-Elfepbein MOOn
Plantation Inc. Book 24 page 375
w3rd. Tract; Lying in Hunting
Qt&rtcr Townsnip,: beginning
beginning at a nir.e sapling at
the side of an bid path leating
trjom Ruddy Pond to Martin Sal-
1.1 i : xt cv j
ici s piaic tinu lumiiiiji in. viv tie-.
E. 2087 feet to a lightwood knot
and a small marked sapling:
therice N. 40 degrees . . W. 207
feet to a pine in a slash; : thence"
5. 50 degrees W. 3000 teet to a
small long leaf pine; thene S. B4
E. 2285 feet to the beginning, con
taining iOO acres, more or less.
Known as the Wicker Davis pat
ent. See deed from Jas. Ewell, re
corded in Book 21 page 132, Of
fice Register of Deeds for Cap
teret County.
4th tract: Lying in Hunti
quarter Tjwjsayp. beginning
back in the wooasTivpr near the
back line of the Thoma'Gould-
ing patent at a short 'leaJ)ine
sanliri and running WestN.00
poles to a tree; thence "orth &ftJ
poles; thence east , 100' poles;
thence soutH 80 jwJes to the be
ginning, contay Ingv 5Qiacres,
more or less? trt'H
Together 'wftrVie3 ing
articles of personal property: .
One mule, cme horse one
planter; two plows, one harrow,
one mowing machine, one planer
one edger and saw and two carts.
This 26th.day of December my.
1. M. Thomas,.Jr. .
22 . Sheriff of Carteret Couny.
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Many s tired lad . has slipped his
coat on when the whistle blew end
said derisirely: "Another day. estoth
erdollar. A million days! a million
aire." He has said a mouthful W bit
ter )est and without knowing it. Fot
tr nest and without kaowlnf 't For.
the doUars do pile up It the stck, i
ot knocked oej.-
8ome financial sharpshooter t''e
wars icunnlnf foA dollsrs. They eal
Tlck them off at e mile like Annie T
Oakley cracking clay pipes In a shoot
(ni gallery. But If you put" some , of
your doKars under coyer before any
one can draw a bead on them, yon
leare a slim score for the profiteer
and the grafter.-.
The safest, protection from those
sharpshooters Is War Sayings Stamps
bought ereYy payday. If you fire
them your whole bank roll to sheet
st ther will hit It for a perfect scete, i
Make them waste a little ammunition. f ,
ly safe. They psy a high rate ol in-1 . . -
terest and you can get your money . , ga Yield of Bone.
In full when, you need It When they ' xj,, nrftest yield of bone from a sln
plle up. nobod c4 nock the stack gje whaie was taken ,n 1883
oyer. amounted to 8,110 pounds.
BBS 1 t
To get Some Merchandise at Reduced
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Notwithstanding the fact that the Dry Goods Market is ery
'.. ' strong we have decided that rather than to carry .
over till'Fall certain lines, we will sell'
them at'& very low" figure
Is Your Jme To Buy
'fa
Blank
Sweaters
Underw
ear
and all Knit Goods
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RICHARD FELTON ':&:$SBM
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F. R. BELL, Druggist. . Phone 89
Will Ifou Lend a Hand to llieve Beaufort's Present Distresses Housing
PROBLEM
We MustBui
Id
If Beaufort i3 to grow and prO)fress-If our community is to realize on jsl
gigantic industrial opportnnity presented by the most wonderful wave of
prosperity ever presented itwe must have more Moines to take care of a
population clamoring for citizenship. ,
THE BEAUFORT BUILDING
8c LOAN ASSOCIATION
seekjng to Render this service
iey toWd-and m want you to Furniss It at ret.
- Interest. Tax-Free Is that Fair?
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'r " TSeoltrindlngVand LoanstocTc'sHolTctpay a "rnlhTmum of 6 peT ce "iT;tfr
, terest on the investment; and this stock is ' totally exempt from. Federal,'-1 -State,
County and City taxes. Thatssl ow3 what our government thinki of '
it as a community builder. . As to safety of this stock, ask your bankerHf5ur
are not being asked to give anything; Serely o fnvest! And you"are3o4;Wf ;
We must Ifayi
fered the safest, sonndest and highest interest bearing investment Jknown.
W believe our business men will respondthnsiasticaily;' ' W'CGnceivf
of no citizen bf Beaufort so devoid of civic pride-to 8y nothing of a reali
Nation of personal advantage, finapciallyas to turn a deaf ear to a propc
Ition ol this nature. k . " ;.;ri;vCVA:;
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