Established 1893.
VOL. XXV11.
A LAWYERS OPINION
News.
DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THIS AND ADJOININGZCOUNTIES
CHAPEL HILL, ORANGE COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1921. (
Sale of Reaf Estate for Taxes.
$1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
NO 46
One day a farmer whose name was Bertrand,
went to his county town with a load of corn to
sell in the market. He was very fortunate, for
he soon found a buyer who paid him a much
higher price for his grain than he had expected
to get. So, as his horses were resting and feed
ing, he set out for a little stroll through the
town.
As he walked down the main street, he felt
very happy and at peace with the world. He
stopped to look at the pretty articles in the store
windows, and at one place he bought some little
presents to take home to his children. Just as
he was thinking of turning back toard the mark
et place, his eyes were attracted by a small sign
in a doorway. There was nothing in the sign
itself, for it was very plained and contained but
three words:
SOLON WISEMAN
Lawyer.
Bertrand stopped and gazed at it thoughtful
ly for fully two minutes.
“And this is the office of the great Solon Wise
man,” he said to himself. “Well I’ve heard
folks talk about the opinions he gives. They
say that he’s the greatest lawyer in the country,
and that whatever he says is sure to be right. I
think I’ll go in and ask him for an opinion—it
won’t do any harm.”
He climbed the narrow stairs to the offices
above, and found there quite a number of peo
ple who were waiting to ask the advice of the
lawyer. He had to wait for a long time, but
this only made him appreciate still more the val
ue of the lawyer’s services. By and by his turn
came, and he was shown into the room. Mr.
Wiseman asked him to sit down, and then set
tling his eyeglasses on his nose so as to get a
good look at him, begged him to state his busi
ness.
The farmer twisted his hat uneasily in his
hand, and stammered: “I can’t say that I have
any particular business, Mr. Lawyer. But I
happened to be in town to-day and I thought I
couldn’t do better than to come in and get an
opinion from you.”
“I am obliged to you for your confidence in
me,” said the lawyer. “I suppose you have had
some trouble and are thinking about a lawsuit.”
“ lawsuit,” cried Bertrand. “I should rather
think not. I never had any quarrel with any
body in my life.”
“Well, then, I suppoes that you wish to have
some family property fairly and properly divid
ed.” — -
“I beg your pardon, sir. My family lives
with me in peace, and we have no need of divid-
ingany of the property.”
“Perhaps then you want some agreement
drawn up about the sale or purchase of some
thing.”
Not at all, sir. I am not rich enough to buy
more than I have and I am not poor enough to
be obliged to sell any.”
“Then, tell me what I can do for you, my
friend?”
“I should like to get an opinion from you, as
I think I have already told you.”
An opinion! Please explain yourself.”
heard people talk so much about the value of
your opinions that I think I should like to get
one for my own use. I have the money to pay
for it, and I should be sorry to have to go home
without it.”
The lawyer looked at him and smiled. Then
taking up his pen he asked the farmer what his
name was.
“Peter Bertrand,” said he, very much pleased
that the lawyer at last understood what he wan
ted.
“Your age?”
“Forty years, or somewhere about that.”
“Your profession?”
“My profession? Ah, yes, you mean what I
do? I am a farmer.”
The lawyer, still smilin’ wrote two lines on a
piece of paper, folded it up, and gave it to the
farmer.
“Is that all?” asked Bertrand.
Yes, that is an opinion.”
“Well, well! It is short, but so much the bet
ter. Of course you are too busy to write much
Now, how much does that cost, Mr. Lawyer?” -
“One dollar.”
Bertrand paid the money, well contented,
bowed to Mr. Wiseman, and went away delight-
concluded on 2nd page.
On Monday, the 26th day of September, 1921, I will sell at the
Court House Door in Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina,
all the real estate listed in said county on which the taxes for the
year 1920, that have not been paid, consisting of the following:
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP, White
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP Colored,
Jim Crisp, 28 acres, Tax 2 52,
Randy Crisp, 50 acres,- — Tax 10 74,
Clem Breeze, estate,- 26 acres, Tax 4 53
Freeman Haith, hrs. 65 acres Tax 9 60,
Aaron Pool, 127 acres, Bal. Tax 24.08,
cost 1 20
cost 1 20
cost 1 20
cost 1 20
cost 1 20
Celestia Barbee, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
W. Paul Brewer, 45 acres;
Mrs. M J Blackwood, 78 acres;
Mrs John Crawford, 1 lot Carrboro.
A L Canada, 1 lot, Carrboro,
J B Cheek, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
N R Cole, 110 acres
Miss William Cole, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
C L Cates, 1 lot, Carrboro,
H H Couch, 76 acres,
P H Grffin, 76 acres,
Mack Hogan, 110 acres,
L M Harris, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Howell Harris, 1 lot, Carrboro,
Tax 1 80; cost
Tax 9 00, cost
_ Tax 9
. Tax 2
-Tax 1
Tax 24
Tax 18
30, cost
10, cost
02, cost
42, cost
42, cost
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Tax 15 00, cost!
Tax 1 72, cost
Tax 16 12, cost
Tax 13 68, cost
Tax 21 99 cost
_ Tax 1 20, cost
Tax 82, cost,
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L H Hackney, and others, 1 lot Chapel Hill,.-Tax 12 00, cost
D A Johnson, 1 lot, Carrboro,
Kennon estate, 6 acres, r
Mrs J B Kelley, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
S L Lloyd, 120 acres,
J T Morgan, estate, 38 acres,
J E Merritt, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
Mrs W B Merritt, 118 acres,
J H Norood, 1 lot Carrboro,
Orpah and Otis, 1 lot, Carrboro. __
John T Perry, 98 acres,
Mrs C S Pendergrass, 56 1-2 acrs,
J S Pendergrass, 23 acres,
S N Pickett, 2 lots, Carrboro.
Miss Annie Patterson, 83 acres,,
J E Temple, 2 lots Chapel Hill,
L 0 Tyler, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
C C White, 180 acres,
John Williams, 17 acres,
Fraternity P D T, 1 lot,
Fraternity, Gorgons Head, 1 lot, __
Tax 16 20, cost 1
_ Tax 24 40, cost
_Ta_x 10 90, cost,
_ Tax 24 48, cost
Tax 7 68, cost
- Tax 19 86, cost
- Tax 23 79, cost,
Tax 3
Tax 5
Tax 18
Tax 22
Tax 13
Tax 12
Tax 19
Tax 28
—_ Tax 29
Tax 2
— Tax 21
— Tax 18
60, cost
81, cost
96, cost
51. cost
05, cost
37, cost
62, cost
98, cost
00, cost
26, cost
71, cost
00, cost
00, cost
Fraternity, D P P, 1 lot Tax 38 40, cost,
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP, Colored,
Frank Anderson, 1 lot, Chapel Hill, —
Stephen Austin, estate, 110 acres,
Kizzie Atwater, 136 acres,
James Blackwell, 28 acres,
Daniel Boothe 61 acres,.
Jordan Bynum, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Luther Bynum, 48 acres,
Josh Bynum, 23 acres.
J H Dunston, 163 acres,
Minnie Evans, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Henry Guthrie, 3 lots, Chapel H11,
Henry Hall, 40 acres.
John Haskell, 118 acres, ^
Frank Haiston, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Lucy Hogan, 4 acrs,
Sallie Johnso 36 acres.
Henry Jones, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
H J Jones, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Dosie Jones. 1 lot Chapel Hill,
W D Jones, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
Susie Mangum, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
Johnso Merritt,, Sr., 2 lots Chapel Hill
Thos. L McDade, 6 lots, Chapel Hill, _
Tax 7 20, cost
Tax 12 18, cost
Tax 1632, cost,
— Tax 9 22,
- Tax 10 44,
— _ Tax 7 20,
Tax 8 53,
Tax 616,
__ Tax 26 55,
Tax 6 60,
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Sidney Snipes, 139 acres, Tax 29 17 cost
Nelie Thompson, 15 acres, Tax 2 52, cost
Fletcher Wade, 76 acres, Tax 19 53. cost
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP, White,
1 20
1 20
1 20
120
120
W A Clark, 105 acres, Tax 9 46, cost,
C E Coggins, 161 acres. Tax 23 26, cost,
R A Durham, hrs. 136 acres, Tax 18 00, cost 12
T D Jones, 11 acres Tax 99, cost, 1 20
Lueco and Herbert 337 acres, Tax 12 00 cost 1 20
WTO Daniel, 36 acres, Tax 3 75, cost 1 20
Martisia Sykes, 10 acres, Tax 90, cost
James Sykes, 107 acres, Tax 9 64, cost
Wall & Wrenn, 250 acres, Tax 28 18 cost
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP, Colored,
1 20
120
120
. Tax19 66, cost,
Tax 3 00, cost
_ Tax 13 20, cost
Tax 3 06. cost
Tax 60, cost,
Tax 6 00, cost
Tax 6 00, cost
Tax 5 40, cost
Tax 2 40, cost
Tax 7 20 cost
Tax 2 40. cast
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Tax 9 15. cost 1
Tax 41 19, cost 1
Thos. L McDade, Trustee, 2 lots, Chapel Hill. -Tax 6 00, cost 1
Norman Pratt, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
George Snipes, estate, Hot, Chapel Hill
Thomaa Snipes, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
Emma S Thomas, 2 1-2 acres, —
M C Trice, 50 acres,
Exling Weaver, 20 acres, : „
Aggie Austin, estate, 10 3-4 acres,
Allie Bynum, 1 lot Chapel Hill,
Ed Jones, 1 lot, Chapel Hill,
Martha Moore, 60 acres, :
Richard Merritt, estate, 5 acres,
Anna Weaver, 1 1-3 acres, ,
Mary Coker, 1 1-4 acres,
Docia Jones, 1 acre,
Tax 4 5-, cost, 1
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Tax 2 40, cost 1 20
Tax 10 40, cost 1 20
Tax 3 60, cost, 120
Tax ' 91, cost 1 20
Tax 4 26, cost, 1 20
__T__ax 1 80, cost 1 20
Tax 1 51, cost, 1 20
Tax 4 20, cost 1 20
Tax 5 40, cost 1 20
Tax 3 00, cost 1 20
Tax 9 00, cost 1 20
Tax 3 90 cost
Tax 6 00, cost
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP, White
Hulda Campbell, hrs. 44 acrs,
D S Cole, 1 lot, Hillsboro, —
Hastings hrs. 80 acres,
Hockfield, 1 lot, Hillsbor, ^.
Lueco Lloyd, 1 lot, Hillsboro, _T.
Mrs A Meachani, 1 lot, Hillsboro, I' ¬
ll F Malett hrs. 1 lot, Hillsboro,
Chas. Rogers, 25 acres,
R W Roberts, 1 lot, Hillsboro,
Henry Riley, 1 lot, Hillsboro,
F H Thompson, 170 acres, Bal.
Mrs George Whitted, 33 1-2 acres,
Rev 0 B Williams, 74 acres,
C W Jennings, stone quarry, ^
. Tax 7 37, cost
. Tax 2 43, cost
Tax 17 42, cost
Tax 2 01, cost
. Tax 3 02, cost
Tax 9 38, cost
120
120
1 20
1 20
1 20
120
120
1 20
Tax 9 38, cost 1 20
.- Tax 4 69, cost,
Tax 12 28, cost
Tax 67, cost,
• cost,
„ Tax 10 72, cost
Tax 23 45, cost
Tax 5 67, cost,
1 20
1 20
1 20
120
120
120
1 20
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP, Colored,
Elizabeth Armstrong, 5 acres, L— : Tax 1 91, cost
Mary Banes 25 acres, £ Tax 5 67, cost, 1 20
M B Bumpass, 3 acres, Tax 567, cost, 1 20
Jack Dark, estate, 27 acres, — Tax 4 53, cost, 1 20
Jim Clark, 4 acres, Tax 4 42, cost,
William Arthur ooper, 1 lot Hillsboro, Tax 2 35, coSt,
J H Cunnngham, 1 lot, Hllsboro, 2 Tax 8 10, cost
Alice Craig, 7 acres, Tax 94, cost,
Annie B Dillard, 1 lot. Hillsboro, Tax 81, cost,
Minnie Flintall, 1 lot, Hillsbor, Tax 203, cost,
William Faucette, 1 lot. Hillsboro, Sr Tax
Calvin Walt, 3 acres, Tax 67, cost, 1 20
William Faucette, Jr., 1 lot. Hillsboro,
Preston Jones, 1 lot, Hillsboro, Tax 3 08, cost, 1 20
L Richmond. 1 lot, Hillsboro, Tax 567, cost 1 20
Susan Ray, estate, 1 acre, Tax 67, cost 1 20
Frank Turrentine, hrs. 2 acres, Tax 4 68. cost, 1 20
Sophie Vaughan, 1 acre, “Tax 20, cost, 1 20
Andrew Whitted, hrs. 22 acres. Tax 1 48, cost, 1 20
Zack Williams, 2 acres, Tax 33, cost 1 20
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP, White
Miss M Bingham. 6 acres, Tax 4 50, cost 1 20
Mrs M C Carden, 60 acres, — Tax 17 45, cost, 1 20
A A Carter. 57 acres, Tax Bal 4 11,
Jno. A Dollar, 2 acres, Tax 75,
J W Elliott, 65 acres, Tax 31 90,
Mrs Mary S B Gray, 337 acres, ax 474 18,
J D Jordan hrs. 1 acre Tax 72.
Thomas Jeffrys, 17 acres, Tax 5 40, cost,
Mrs D N Kirkpatrick, 30 acres, Tax 4 51, cost
Garlie Powell. 7 acres, : Tax 9 94, cost,
Lucy Pittard, 100 acres, Tax 21 00, cost,
Ernest Riley, 9 acres, : Tax 1 35, cost.
Lacy Rice, 8 acres, Tax 2 64, cost, 120
Daisy Sykes. 78 acres, Tax Bal 6 08, cost, 1 20
James Dod Syes, 22 acres, Tax 2 64, cost, 1 20
G C Sykes, 20 acres, Tax 3 93, cost. 1 20
Will G Smith, 1 lot, — _ Tax 11 29, cost, 1 20
J R Shanklin. 1 lot, Tax 2 10, cost, 1 20
Martin J Whiteheart, 145 acres, Tax 18 00, cost 1 20
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP, Colored.
A C Burnett, 270 acres, Tax 27 75, cost 1 20
Junius Criss, 57 acres, Tax 13 86, cost 1 20
Sid Evans. 3 acres, Tax 1 20, cost 1 20
Arch Fuller, 33 acres, Tax 6 00, cost, 1 20
Thomas Gray, 1 acre, Tax 2 97, cost 1 20
Fran Jones 17 acres. Tax 7 25, cost 1 20
Freeman Johnson 8 acres, Tax 5 58 cost 120
Gene Kiser, 2 acres, Tax 1 44, cost
James Lofton, 1 acre, Tax 37, cost
l' annie Latta. 2 acres, Tax 2 88, cost
Maria Me Dade, 10 acres, Tax 2 40, cost
John Morton, 4 acres, Tax 1 44 cost
Henry Pratt. 8 acres Tax 2 88, cost
Dave Richmond, 60 acres, ; Tax 11 68„ cost
Anderson Strowd, 2 acres, Tax 1 44 cost
■?°S n 1 Y rre11 ’ 43 acres ’ Tax 12 °°> cost:,
John Arch Thompson, 128 acres, ax 26 18 cost,
Stephen Walker, 57 acrs, Tax 4 80, cost
Sam Wilson, estate, 8 acres, Tax 2 93, cost
Emma Wagner, 2 Acres, .... Tax 2 23, cost
O .CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP, White,
J S Armfield, 86 acres, Tax 23 31, cost
Henry Anderson, 404 acres, Tax 114 00 cost
B . ra d le y, 30 acres, Tax 819, cost
2 r h / s ' o 5 acres - Tax 2 55 > cost
C Y Heste ^ 2 acres ’ Tax 7 95, cost,
Mary Murry, 2 acres, Tax cost
Di c kett ? atc u’ estate > 10 acres, 7__ Tax 1 80 cost
Smith, estate, 60 acres, Tax 13 48, cost
J K Warren, 35 acres, Tax 6 70, cost
cost,
cost,
cost,
cost,
cost,
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120
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120
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120
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W A Durham, 51 acres,
Manly Edwards, 8 acres,
Mebane Edwards, 29 acres,
Louis Edwards, 8 acres,
Elbert Edwards, 60 acres,
W J Edwards, 156 acres,
0 T Farrington, 33 acres,
Ellen Hunter, 32 acres,
Charles Lindsay, 75 acres,
H T Morron, 12 acres,
Monroe Oldham, 12 acres,
Stephen Walker, Sr., 57 acres,
ENO TOWNSHIP, White,
E J Crabtree, 65 acres,
Brady G Kiger, 50 acres,
Hubert Lynch, estate, 6 acres,
P A Nael, 100 acres,
NNoell & Reade, 179 acres,
James Riley, 40 acres,
James Rhodes, 45 acres,
Shamley Markham and others, 10 acres
R P Strayhorn, 190 acres,
W A Strayhorn, estate, 60 acres Bal -.
F Yeargan, 30 acres,
Tax 6 54, cost,
Tax 91, cost,
Tax 3 60, cost
_ Tax 84, cost
Tax 4 42, cost
Tax 19 68 cost
Tax 2 88, cost
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
120
1 20
1 20
Tax 2 40 cost, 1 20
Tax 7 35, cost 1 20
Tax 3 24, cost 1 20
Tax 1 77, cost 1 20
Tax 12 36 cost 1 20
Tax 9 10, cost 1 20
Tax 480, cost 1 20
Tax 1 06, cost
__ Tax 26 76, cost,
— Tax 23 94, cost
Tax 5 60, cost,
— Tax 8 40, cost
120
1 20
120
120
1 20
_-_Tax 2 46, cost 1 20
Tax 37 80, cost 1 20__
—Tax 8 16, cost 1 20
- Tax 3 60, cost
120
ENO TOWNSHIP, Colored,
Dock Atwtaer, 37 acres, — Tax 8 76, cost
Peter Brewer, 10 acres, Tax 5 64, cost
B A Day, 9 acres, : Tax 15 89, cost
Newton Wadlington, 29 acres, Tax 3 60 cost,
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, White,
A E Dunnegan,, hrs. 103 acres, Tax 14 68, cost,
Homer, Mrs Thomas, 38 acres Tax 7 08, cost,
, L BUNN LLOYD, Sheriff,
Orange County.
EFLAND NEWS
Mrs. Joe Faucette, who had
ill for some time, died at her
near here, last Tuesday,
beea
home
23rd.
The interment was made following
day at Fairfield. Services conduc
ted b^ Rev. Whitely. Mrs Fau
cette leaves a husband, one daugh
ter and one son, a host of relatives
and friends.
There were three persons bap
tised here at pond last Sunday
Little Gracer Thompson, of High
Point, who is visiting his grand
father, Mr John Taylor, was play
ing with a little cousin’ fast Sunday
p. m., and in someway
a stick into his cousins
Brown) face, injuring
eye, who was taken to
for treatment Monday
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Mr. and Mrs George, of Mobile,
Ala., are her. visiting relatives
Miss Myrtle Smith entertained
some of her friends last Thursday
evening. ,
A crowd of young people gather
ed up Saturday evening and gave
Mrs May Squires a big surprise
party
Miss Vesta Bacon, if New Sharon,
spent week-end here with her cou-
sin, Mrs. E. D Thompson
Mr and Mrs R B Studebaker, ac
companied by Mrs Maude Harris,
and Miss Pearl Efland, motored
down to Fuquay Spring Sunday.
Messrs John Dunn and Robert
Nichols spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Cedar Grove.
Mrs Tom Jackson and children,
also Mrs George Laws, of Hillsbo-
spent Sunday here wi.h Mr and Mrs
Carl Forrest.
Mrs Joe Thompson is able to be
out on crutches
Mrs C A Bivins and childr.n, of
Hillsboro, spent last week with her
parnts, Mr and Mrs H D Brown
Mrs J L Efland and children, who
have been visiting her parents at
Faisin,) have; returned home
Mrs Gains Liner and little
Gordon, of Cedar Grove, spent
week here with her parnts, Mr
son,
last
and
Mrs
E D Thompson
“TED”
SPEAKER WHITLEY
thrust
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D. Whitley, the new speaker
British house of commons.
Unearned Increment.
Seventy years ago the site
old Herald building in New
bounded by Broadway, Sixth avenue.
Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets.
of the
York,
was purchased for $2,500. Now thf
land alone is assessed at $2,342,0001
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Mebane Four County Fair
September 6, 7, 8, 9th, 1921,
Four Big Days and Four Big Nights.
Bigger and Better than Ever.
GOVERNOR MORRISSON will open the Fair
Tuesday morning Sept. 6th. Don’t fail to hear his address.
DR. CLARENCE POE will make an address on Thurs
day Sept. 8th at 11 o’clock. Everybody interested in better
farming conditions should hear him.
on
Aeroplanes, Big Clean Shows,
Two Brass Bands, Big Free Attractions.
Big Agricultural and Live Stock Exhibits.
Model Poultry Farm, Model Kitchen and Pure Food Exhibits.
School Exhibits, Wool Exhibits.
The Poultry Show will be more than twice as large as
last year.
LIVE STOCK SALE by Hawfield Live Stock Association.
Better Baby Contest, Community Exhibits from Snow
Camp, Stoney Creek, Cedar Grove, Woodlawn, Hawfields
Spring and Friendship.
Big Merchants and Manufacturers Display.
ADMISSION 50c, Season Ticket $2.00, Children 8 to 14 half price.
Under 8 years free.
W. E. WHITE, Pres.
J. B. JOHNSTON, Sec-tv.
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