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Save your wife by pufchMng one of those beautif ul
nges. 1 he Akmance is the cheapest and best range
111 the market. Come and inspect and be convinced
e wiil gladly show you through.
For your
Christmas Buying In the
Houseful nishing line come to see US.
We have some of the prettiest bed room
town if interested visit our store.
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For Tranks aa»j, etc, (ihe'iis a Call.
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Burlinsfoo, N. C
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A company has been formed in
Vinston-Salem for the manufac-
Ture of furnace ore from iron
pyrites, the by-product obtained
n the manufacture of commer-
£ia] fertilizer. The plant will
etilize the pyrite cinders from
the fertilizer plants at Winston-
l&\em, Durham, Greenville, S.
J'., and other points, and will
i-ave an output of 50,000 tons of
’ve per year.
A yange exploding in Mrs. M.
K. Howie’s kitchen, of Asheville,
ast Thucrsday, created great ex-
'-'itement and caused the lire
silarm to be turned in. The kit
chen was wrecked and a great
fiole was blown in the wall, the
2'ange shattered and the kitchen
utensils, Mrs. Howie had' built
a fu’e and just left the room when
the explosion came, due to a
frozen waterback to the range.
ilaster Luther Collins, w^o
’yas injured at the Training
School, at Concord, by a pile of
Ri'avo! falling on him, died Wed-
ne.';iay night. His parents from
Hiileigh, were with him before
end came. The remains were
ti'kon to Raleigh this morning
the inte'^ment will be made
i :ie country, near Apex. Dr.
j^ ' ster, trustee, will attend the
^ ■neral as a representative of the
^^■^iitution.
S!;rcveport, La., Dec. 1.—Di5j-
Court Judge A. J. Murff
M that the kiss of a young
;^ '>v was worth $500. _ The
i^fc'i'ion was rendered in the
Mortgage Sale.
"■ '0 of Mrs Grace Hunter against
■j- Norrnan, former postmas-
' > Oil City, La., this parish.
^ at the postoffice that the
cturers
on& needed."
or model fof'
vas forrtieriy
uli charge
of
BE
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-:d offence was committed.
. Hunter alleged that Norman
her while she was in the
She sued for $2,000.
Murf admonished Norman
he looked old enough to
better.
i he last spike has been driven
s-Ci ihe Southbound railroad is
This great undertaking,
V;Tiieh promises so much forj
central portion of North
,; ''oh'na, is the joint property of
Atlantic Coast Line and the
oik and Western railroads,
ihiv gives Winston and other
pvns along its route a compet-
■h line of railroad, and joins
part of the stste with
:‘‘?^iiestown on the e'ast and
tenati on the west.
Under and by virture of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain Deed of Trust executed on
the 1st day of April, 1897, by J.
P. Westmoreland, L. H. Loyand
y. M. Westmorland, as Trustees
of the Christian Disciples church,
of Elon College, North Carolina,
to E. P. Graves, Trustee, for the
American Christian Missionary
Society and recorded in the
office of Re^dster of Deeds for
Alamance, county, in Book No.
21 of Mortgage Deeds, pages 201-
207. The said E. P, Graves,
Trustee, through his attorney,
will offer for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder, for
cash at the court house door, in
Graham, Alamance County, N.
Carolina, at noon, Monday, Dec.
19, 1910j the following described
tract of land lying and being in
Alamance County and State of
North Carolina, to wit:
Beginning at a holly bush on
the west side of the Shallowford
road, said Patton’s corner, run
ning thence with the line of the
said Patton, south 8 deg. E. 1
■ch, to a stone on said line, thence
north 85 deg. W; 2 chs. and 50
links to a stone, thence north 8
deg., W. 1 Qh. to a stone in the
said Patton's line, thence with
said line S. 95 deg. E. 2 chs. and
j 50 links to the beginning, contain
ing one-quarter (1-4) of an acre,
more or less. . On which is situa
ted a frame church building in
good repair.
This the 15th bay of Nov. 1910
American Christian Missionary
Society,
E. P. Graves, Trustee
Jno. R. Hoffman, Attorney
Anyhow, it appears that Mr.
Bryan got cowboy Jim Dahlman,s
scalp.
Mortgage ° Sale.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
mortgage deed executed on the
20th day of June, 1905, by D. B.
Tickle and wife, Selie Tickle, to
Lindon Wagoner, and recorded in
the public registry of Alamance
County, in Book 33 6f Mortgage
Deeds, pages 61, 62, 63, inclusive,
the said Lindon Wagoner will
offer for sale at public outcry to
the highest bidder, for cash', at
the court house door in Graham,
Alamance County, North Caro
lina, at 12 noon, Friday, Decem
ber 23d, 1910, the following des-
. cribed tracts of land, lying and
being in Alamance County, North
Carolina, Mortons Township, and
described and defined as follows,
to-wit.
Lot 1. Beginning at a stone
In Peter Troxler's line, running
thence vdth the line 6f said Trox-
ler, south 17 1-2 degrees west,
115 feet to a stone on said line;
thence north 67 1-5 degrees west;
6 chaips 66-2-3 links to a stone;
thence north 17 1-2 degrees east,
115 feet to a stone; thence south
67 1-2 degrees ea^t 6 chains, 66
2-3 links to thi^ beginning, con
taining one and one-half acres,
more or less.
Lot 2. ' Bounded on the north
by Henry Troicler, on the west
by Jas. N, Williamson, on the
south by the same, on the east
by Henry Troxler, containing
one-fourth acre, niore or less,
This property will .be sold to-
satisfy the payment of the debt
for the security of' which said
mortgage deed was executed by
the said D. B. Tickle and wife, I
Se'ie Tickle,: of Morton's Town-!
ship, Alamance County, N. C,
This the 23d day of November,.
1910. Lindon Wagoner.
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ANYTHING fIV TAILORING.
Also the Home of Satisfaction ia Cleahing,
Pressing, and Dying.
Burlingion Tailoring anil Cleaning Wufks.
Jas. M. Leath, Prop.
, Katie Biirlisbny (Jore111.,: tried Cardm aii3 writes:
suffered withrfemale troublesii and ■was so siclt.I could,not fitaiod
on my feei Einally I began to take Cardui, and mon to M
mend. JSTow I am able to do ail my housework and asi in muc^ ■
j better hfeaitlii tiiaji I before.” Try it.
;■ BTOEES '' : ■ ,:
French Cleaning a Specialty.
Dr. Franklin H. Martin, of the
PostrGraduate Hosj^i^l, Chicago
admitting that corsets are aneces
sary evi I nowadays, holds that
they ou^ht to be fitted Oh all wor
The Woman's Christian Tem
perance Union of Kansiaa has
made an appropriation to bagr
enough Bibles and hymn botfts
" ijrovidfe one of each for evesjr