THE CHARLOTTE NiWS FEBRUARY 20 !908
6
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
(INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA)
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
FINANCIAL CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1907
ASSETS
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate
Bonds secured by Real Estate. .......
Railroad and Street Railway Bonds
(market value)
State Bonds (market value)
Municipal Bonds (market value) . . ...
Miscellaneous Bonds (market value).
Rea! Estate (market value)
Bnk Stocks (market value)
Miscellaneous Stocks (market value).
Loans on Collateral .
Loans on Company's Policies
Cash in Banks and Offices
Interest and Rents due and accrued. .
Net Uncollected and Deferred Premi
ums and Premium Notes and all
other Assets
$2,051,4455 62
233,900 00
320,400 00
130.SS0 00
100,000 00
73,750 00
122,375 13
42,600 00
8,100 00
50,881 21
6S.108 91
250,837 66
35,073 10
67,3i0 78
Total Admitted Assets 3,555,772 41
O'., I ? . -v "I . I .ITU
era! are fully secarcJ. We have also counted the .
Wehave examined the. books ana records of the LiFi-. INoLKANC i COJiI l . jWlIA
for t.iP year endin December 31. 1107, and have vented theretroxn me aoovc btate.ncm el Assets and
T iol-Uitips "s .it the close of business at the Home Uiiice on that (late.
Wchwitaand verified the Bonds and Mortgages, Railroad and Munioijpsl Bonds. Stocks
and ot'nor Investments owned by the Company or held as collateral. inu ha vc sai'suro oursolvrs . , ha.
ffftuT st.v nro valued at market prices on December :1, n07, andtims the Leans on ( oiav-
td with Btirks. , ... ,
AVo have tested the clerical acenracr of the Raservo on Policies miorcr.fs eorfuil
,i i-.ivn s-ititiir-ii mirQolvps that ail other Liabilities are c.ruv rrovu:
C F K TI F Y t b"" t .' in our opinion, the above Statement
true financial condition r i t!ie Conipanj on December ol, ru)..
January 4, 190S. " if-L.
Richmond, Va.
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS DURING 1907
Premium Income,
Increase ii Premium Income,. . . .
Gross incr-.c,
In;rer;e in Gro?s Income,
Increase in Assets,
Insurance in Force.
Increase in insurance In Force,
Total Number of Policies in Force
Increase in Number of Policies ia Force. . . .
Death Claims, eic, Paid to Policy-Holders,.
Total Payments io Policy-Holders Since
Organization ,
OFFICERS:
JOHN G. WALKER, President,
T. V. m. Peniberton, YicePresideitt,
H. Cabell Tabb, Medical Director,
R. Qilham, Treasurer,
Coke, & Pickrell, General Counsel
li. B. Pcgram, Supervisor
DIRECTORS
John G. Walker,
T. V ni, Pembertoi
Fairlie P. Cook.
Everett Wadday
Landon C. Rose
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te. ii il
sumier
A speck! from f.'arn;
the Colambir ?J-.;:.te.. on
lowing inurexf;!: bit
news, and is given as i
C, to;
he iei
accoall '
: it.
of
ta'
ion
tne ians cr ti
ti and
Soutn;
!
Carolina Leasue:
"Every mail brings
managers who want
nant winners.
"A number cf hi
racpr-nes from
Sumter's pen-
(rh-r- .1
teams ;
have been after the players of ths
Gamecock pennant winning
team
ever since the close of the season
ceipt almost dailv of letters from j
managers of the Virginia State Lea-;
sue. South Atlantic and other leagues.!
m m m x m a h .1 vk. n k
"For instance, Winston-Salem, N. The Milwaukee team of the Ameri
C. of the new Carolina Interstate': can Association will train at Eartles
Lcasue wants to know if"sumter will'viile. Okla. The Minneapolis team
consider a nropositioa for the nur-U-f the same organization will go to
chase of the entire team and asks! Galveston to get in condition for the
that a price be named if the team; season,
is on the market. i
"Just v.-hat will be done with' It is possible that a new baseoall
Winstcn-Snlem's proposition for the; : league- may be formed in Connecticut
entire team is not known, but "some ; i" the near future, to be made up
of the players will be sold for gcoui o' cities outside of the present Con
price if offered. Some of the fans' ncetieut State League,
are beginning to kick on the sale of! "
some of the star last year's pennant: The umpires in the Central League
winning team. But big money us-! tins season will be Frank Killen, ct
ally cuts big ice, and more of the! Secwekeo, Pa., John McKenzie, of
Sumter team raav be sold." i Terrc Haute, Oliie Chill, of Indiana-
' polis. and John Connolly, cf Chicago.
Student Dies at Oak
Special to The News.
Riaqe.
I
ipr .i ur.'. i
an Oak Kuige student died there
o; i
pneumonia Tuesday. Hir, body was
taken through bore Tuesday night en
route to Luearna for inicrmoiit. it
was accompanied by the parents of
the bov who is the. r oniv r bil-L
Earth Shocks Felt.
Horta, Azores, Feb. iO. Slight earth j Pittsburg during the American-Na-shoeks
have been experienced here fori tional League war and is entitled to
the last three days, cut no damage is
reuorted.
STOPS ANY ITCHING
Doan's Ointment Cures Eczema and
Itching Piles Charlotte People Re
commend it.
One application or Doan's Ointment
stops any itching. Short treatment
cures eczema, itching piles, salt
rheum any skin eruption or skin itch
ing. It is the cheapest remedy to use
because so little of it is required to
bring relief and a cure. Here is Char
lotte testimony to prove it:
Mrs. J. A. Willeforxl, living at 20G
South Church Street, Cnarlotte, N. C,
Kays: L have usea jjoan s Ointment
and can recommend it vVsry highly. My
foot was very badly swollen and burned
like coals of fire and I could not get
ray shoe on. It itched so I did not
know what to do vvit.li it. T appealed to
Doan's Ointment and the very first
application removed the swelling,
stopped tbe burning and itching. It
has not bothered me idnce. I pro
cured Doan's Ointment at R. H. Jor
dan & Co's drug store."
- For ale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milhurii Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
uike no other.
LIABILITIES
Reserve Actuaries' 4 per cent, and
American 3J and 3 percent., in
eluding Special Reserve
Premiums Paid in Advance
All other Liabilities
2,886,807 00
45,403 44
98,098 06
Total
Surplus of Assets over Liabilities
Capital Stock $200,000 00
Surplus 325,463 91
S3,030,SOS 50
525,463 9 1
Total Liabilities...
3,553,772 41
asn on nana ana uave venmu uio rcuuias
- the Actuary
i: for, ant: WE
o! Asset sand Lir.!:iitie ; -.or.vciiy sets forth the
P.OrDAU & CO.,
l ' u h lie A ccountant s.
. .$2,321,824.59
. . .$223,454.87
. .$2t4S4,7 46.47
. . .$266.E95.4U
. . .$617.83.3f
.560,492, 101.CC
..S5tyS4,52i.(K
IS 1,1 IK
37.54
5770,086.3-'
58,116.11
u . L. T Rogcrson, bci r;jr.ry, 5
John Sidncv Davenport, Jr., Actuary
A. . Uni t, Aiidiior t
lb D. Harris, Assistant Secrefary, j
Frank Orgain, Supi.'r iaor. 1
W.L. T. r.; .- -' rsori,
John i. SJyc,
fl ii
i
Sporting jSews
uannon,
if:-:
ci aoi-c
coal tender
nolo team,
10 New ilntani rone;
umpire next season
will
in t:
: j
" :
State League.
Fra,5l. Isbell says that he will net
play with tho White Sox this sea
son, but will manage his Wichita
i team 111 the
v esterr
Association.
Marion, O., has
baseball team
1 that pla"
s the game on ice, each
wearing skates. This may
for Tdariom but the same
- ; member
t5li"2 wa tried in Brooklyn in
the
early seventies.
sr.
With Charlie Shaffer in charge of
1 -i . . . . t . i. . i i . . . : . .-. (
me ivoajiuKO luuiij, jaut unui n
Lynchburg, Perry Line at Richmond,
Steve GrifDn at Portsmouth, Bob
I Pidcr at Norfolk and Bob Stafford
at Danville, the Virginia League
- should have a great race the coming
utahi
- ionimy Jeach savs he stuck to
a large wad of "pleasure-getters" for
so doing. Pittsburg fans say that the
wartime salary paid TGinmy would
make a piece of sandpaper stick to
glass.
Secretary J. II. Farrell's latest
official bulletin says: "All players
must be tendered contracts oh or
before March 1st."
Vanderbilt's wonderful centre rush,
one of the best athletes who has
been developed in the south in years,
has been named as assistant coacn
of the Clcmson football team for the
coining year
The Boston Nationals, w-hile in
ihp. smith will iVlnv. among other
diitee. fo'lows: Charlotte, April
3; Columbia, April 2d.
Chattanooga, Tenn., has organizea
a city baseball league. ,
Euien Eyne, of Lexington. Ky., a
jockey, sailed from New York today
for England. He will ride this sea
son as a free lance.
The professional sculling match for
the world's championship between
the nrPRPnt holder. Webb, and ires
ana hjc
the Wan-
sider, will take place on
ganin river; New Zealand,
today, i
Tryon
Pittsburg
1909 Congress
At Cincinnati the American Howl
ing Congress choose Pittsburg, fa.
as the next meeting place in HH)'.
against Deivoit, Mich., ana will r-iec-t
before Feb. 8th.
Smith nni Dunbar, oi Bioolclyn, tlia
two-man team of the National i' '
ixig Association, von the irtrrna
tional natch between the ViK-
champions of the American Dowlius
Congress, National BowJiug Av:;ocux
tion, Western licwlirig Aseociaiion
and tit- Caviadian Bowlers' Associa
tion. The follovinj; ofliccrs wove '.:loc.'oJ:
Presitlent August llovryiiaiiii, Cr.
einnati. First vicc-prosiucjit E.I. Moyovr,
Washington, I). C.
Second vice-prosidont Adam Ilahr.)
Pittsburg.
Thin: vi re-pros ilea!: Yvcd (.!;:""..:
v.isrh, Si. Paul.
Treasurer Frank I,. Pssaclor.p,'
Chicago.
Se;
."'p nrv ! in! ri'ii isnsa i v. i.ii:-
vaukee.
Executive Commit to?
i
I.. J. Co iden-
banii,
Icee; J
idiaiiapoii.,; O. Desl. Milwau-!
il J aatrcr. i..omsviiie: v;n
Fette, Wr
:. PhiL'iv
Louis; C. A. Nichols, Kansas
G. A. Mother, PiJts'ours;
Scnmitt, Cincinnati; Jud;.;o It
Chicago.
i
Opening And Clo
Sill 2
Games So. B. B.
The fcH-cnv-ins wii! show
ins and closin.'; dates of
ii Pasebaii I.caae for
Litt? Reek
Anvil 15; c lor.es
lisj
av
bt.r lib
lloniyhis Onenp at homo v
tie lloo.li April 15: closes a
fernery September 1'.'.
Xev,- Orleans O'-sons at hoi
;t-i
Mobile Anril -1 : closer.
Se-tember 19. j
Mobile Onenn at New Orleans j
Apr'! ";-:
e;o
5cs at Binnicz'-inni Bc-p-
Atlanta Opens at bora? vith Nash
ville April 15; elcses at home with
Little F.ock". September 10.
Eirrahi ghan; Opens at llontsom
ery April 15; closes at home with
2dohiie. Bern ember IS.
j Monisome.-y Opens at home with
Birmingham April ia: closes at nome
with Jlcnrohis September 10.
Nar.lr.-ihe
15: closes'
-C
pe:
at Aflaxita April
at b.em
with New O
leans Ceptamher 19.
(ir.TT.r. c.e. rue oi:na 01 jut.v
be rdayed by New Orleans at Mobile:
kittle Rock "at Memphis ; Nashville at
Birmingham and Mcntgcmcry at At
r -.,'-'
. Gn
)ay Memphis will play
Nov.' Orleans at Lir
Ho Rook at Montgoai-
at
eb t-:!e -
mmgnan;;
crv ana Aiom.e at Aii:iau.
Each ciah is sehednied to play
at Atlanc
one
hnndrei"
;na
city games
Gets $7,000 Bam
Af'-ainst The Southern
Special to The Xews.
Greenidicr
X. C, Feb. 20. In the
superior ccut yesterday the jury re
tiuned a vr-d.ict for T.OjO damage;;
against the Southern Railway for the
killing ci Lee kaiiey, a hreaian in the
wreck at Porte im two years ago. The
suit was liioaght. by the mother of the
deceased, Mr. Cattle Bailey, adminis
tratrix, for 530.00:!. Messrs. E. J. Jus
tice. Stedrr.an &-. Cooke appealing for
the plaintiff. The case has been on
trial for two days. This is the wreck
caused by an open switch, and for
which H. II. Yvalkcr the switchman
was indicted and convicted for man
slaghler and is now serving a term in
the penitentiary. The father and
mother of young Bailey moved here
from Everette, Martin county, about
eight years ago, and are prospering on
a farm two miles from Greensboro.
Restore "in God Wa Trust."
Ey Associated Press.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 19. The
house committee on coinage, ""weights
and measures by unanimous vote today
agreed io report favorably on the bill
requiring the restoration to geld and
silver coins of the national motto: "In
Gcd We Trust."
It is' the gentle mind that makes
tho gen tl eman. Frc n ch .
2ea?a tie YCU H?,V8 AjVVSyS BC!Jgl,t
Boars the ltl0 l'V8 ',V3VS BoUgM
Signature
of ijyJux
GS JL'M. 535 -i 0 3
Bene tLa iatl You Have Always Bought
Signature
cf
LEMON EIJJCIJl
For H of a Con tun
r.as been enrimv t,,...i ,.i lo'X
max una.x anivtrsaJ iiui5, MM
CONSTiPJiTlOX. WA
u rll m all nthr tr.i,Vx'-
c&used by a torpid liver.
It is purely vegetable com-
in action, thorough in results. WW
Good for btiby, uarcnt or mft
grtnesparent If you havo
never uxed it, apeak to year
ndjjhbor.
joe. and 82.00 per beta
at all Drag Stent.
UfiU
ate ir si m in
9.
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th.n ft!7 ;i.e s-.;n'..ri.( fr-.i.i f-.i-h tr..nlto."
Ilalp2m, r,i K. J;n Si., Nw iuiu,;'. y.
f.eewant, Palr.hiblp. Potent. Taste Gor.i',. Po Hooa.
JMevr bicicpti, vw.;(.!i r (;Hk. Uc. ";. 50 ;. Never
J,iVn.b,,1.b: l--o t:il-les stnr-.i.od COO.
Ouaranteod to .ura ol- your iuo:iuy back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago cr K.Y, r26
fiSHLSILS, TESS SillLLISH BOXES
''The Msyor of 7
7. T,- 1 r ,h .
vil '
present
Richard
at the
"The Mayor of Toldo,"'
Carie's latest and best pi:
M For
M The bowels
ifci iff i fji
xgt' w vfip- v w
s. st.i Acoaemy cr Mesie lcni?iit.
City; ; Tli3 fame of tins latest ciier;ns ha?
Kmii sPCiSd ia every city. Although "The
.w:;r;ij Aiayr of Tckio,"' "Tho Mikadoo,'
V'a:i Toy" and "The (ieisha Giri
; have
;ken subjects nud iheiaes
;apan tor a background o? rausicai
j comedies, it seems the pain has now
liponcd into tne omnia, as vne sue-
as of tho "flarlin?' of The Cods'
I will attest. It seems that the public
ri.fi
tnat
nd .oc iiiTcaiiiuc-munis
an ovenins's entertain--..en
c.:" lee.rRS oi ths
rice
i ;.ie:it
bu:;;ns:: i hat "The Mayor of Tokio'
cc?ns Ihs; the veid.iet is r.ni verses
Lit-Khat Jr
V;7inre.e rinriT:! eoracdies ano
dramas have come in r:tay:
j Tho artists of '-The Mayor of Tokio
una vKn j have been selected vith diseiimina
r;ashvillc lion and as the drama vc critic of the
v asamgien Post
the cast is be'ov
rioz one in
the standard of the
io
rganization. The stage
magnificent, and the
cestunviag a -eritablo riot of rain
bov tints. :,o beautifnily schemed,
thatjbe two scenes present a con
stant treat to the eye.
Mr. John I.. Kearney is given
splendid opportunities to display his
well known qualities as a fun-maker
in the role of "Marcus Orlando Kid
tier" and it is said he has created no.
end of merriment in the many laugh
able situations .in which he is plaaea
during the course of the play. Taken
all in all, Mr. Oshes has fnrnished a
most elaborate and picturesque pro
duction and provides a splendid sing
iag chorus and dainty pretty girl::.
At the recent Old Kentucky "IIom(
Comers" gathering at Louisville, K
great reverence was paid to the mem
cry of Stcr-bcn C. Foster, anther o:
Old Kentucky Home." The
people cf the state, whose name his
gift cf song has immortalized, ren
dered fitting tribute to his memory
and unveiled' the model of Foster
statue that is to adorn the new state
aapitol of Kentucky.
Thousands of children, headed by
bands which continuously played Fos-
! tor's music, marched tor the hall.
where the model of the statue which
is to he' erected by their cor.tribu-
firsn.-T wo;, i.-wiipr. Withm tne nai-
20,000 persons were crowded to
honor Foster. They cheered every
mention of his name, applauded to
the echo the rendition of his music,
and chewed the descendants of Foster
who were present both in word
aco
1 a keen and full appreciation oil
what his genius had wrought for Ken
tur-ky.
It would tax the
most aecomr
ilisheri mathematician tr
estimate how manv times that ween
the music of "My Old Kentucky Home
was heard in Louisville. Delegation
after delegation from abroad liar
trooped through the streets behinc
bands that have informed everybody
within hearing "The Sun Shines
Bright In My Old Kentucky Home.
The orchestra in the hotels and cares
imnarted" the same intelligence every
few minutes, and people sang and
hummed it in the si roots. This beau
tiful ballad as well as all the old
levee plantation songs, together with
tne an
vc r '.n ti 5finr.nl anthems., a no
the ck
oi an m
be rendered in the
universities, will 1
"Dandy D:zi-s
croat sue w ,,ncn lh.:
Minstrels'' will bring to the Academv
of Music Saturday matinee and night
Perhaps if there was a
tho mocn instead of a
woudn't get full so often.
woman
man
in
it
TONIGHT AT 3:30,
Joseph ni- Ceiic3 Offer.-;
Carl's Createat TaacTuI T
Richard
The Maor of lokio
With John L. Kearney and the Same
Orir-b-!?,! F reduction '
75 Kcct Comedy Operatic Stars 75
r-irv-.cus Peanut Ssllct and Slue Rib
bon Chorus Corgsous Scenery,
Costumes, etc.
Ik-ats on sale today at Hawkey's.
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75, 50, 25
( Saturday, Matinee ard Night.
Vc-itk'! and Nolan's '
DIXIE RIINSTREIS -
Best All-St?.r Ne.ro hov
. 33 Refined Jckers 30
Watch for the Gig Parade at Noon
Birger and Better Than Ever.
Prices: Matinee 25,50
Night 25, 50, 75, $1.00
Seats on sale today.
if you don't
to make a
1 moi-V
mark el von.
The Only Eyes You'll dver Have !
are the ones you've got now. If you
spoil thorn, you can't have them re- J
placed. If they give you any trouble,
take it in time. Call at my oSlee. ana
let me see whether proper glasses will
not Rive you comfort, if you don't
need them, I'll say
SCi. tii"Itl'-v yOJl'
optical work to me.
DR. SAM LEVY,
Eye Sifjht Specialist. 6 . Trde St
unit, it cleanser
Ab& ronr .imgeist for it.
S.J,
4IAKVEL, ;--epi, nn
c-.aier, bnt. send stamp for fts.
vnsir.itr-i book wail. "ifca llL3 ..,
i nl.iihlalnlaillHl. Si A Jf J?-4. 1J.
! jki 3d street. j t. v luiiit.
S WOW1
l'Tompt Ke)ief for tiie
witnous ;:icr.iiv'ciii.n't!.
No ot nf-r treat ixii-nt ivnuircrt.
EO.Ll JL.i li'Wwl-S'lPI.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All iiersonj having claims or
ue-
mends on or against the F.eimcnt Mer -
cantilo Company, of Charlotte. X. C
are nercnv n.nr ; ;pr in 1; n vjitii t t-ti.
aac tney can particulate in the distri
bution of the corporation assets.
Tide; notice will be plead in bar of
payment cf claims not vlied as above.
This, February 7th, 19'.iS.
M. C. MAYER,
C-m-th-lmo Trustee.
COMfvliSSICNER'S SALE.
authorty cf a iudg-aeut of the
::or Court cf Mecklenburg County
Vy
Ui'C
in the Special Proceeding entitled "J.
L. Redwine and Dovie H. Hsd wine vs.
J. M. Russell and other?," I will on
Monday tbe IGth day cf March, 193y,
at 12 o'clock, M.. at the court house
dcor cf Mecklenburg County, sell to
the highest bidder, at public, auction,
for casii, the following described tract
of land, situate in the County of
?.f oekleifbuig, State of North Carolina,
sci.ioimn'
Ike iands of Th:mas H. ilo'J
othcrs and bounded as fol
lows:
Beginning at "3 stone in Great Road
leading from. Charlotte, .North Caroli
na, to Wi iglil's Ferry, at tho cross
roads above 11. C Kondriek's. and
run', wilh said roci 2;mth West 13
;:eie:; to a s'ene in laid reed: thence
icuth 32 East o poles end 2 iinks to
.x s-tcne; 1 hence North 53 East 5 1-2
.rAez to a scone ia the Thorns Ferry
Rend ; thence with said road 9 1-2 East
2 pel co to the beginning, containing
xbcut cue-half acre. Being the same
raet cf land which was conveyed by
f. L.. Redwine to Z. V. Redwine by
deed dated April 4th,- 1S00, and re
corded in Book C9, Page 570, in the
Register's office for said County.
This 13th day of February, 1908.
F. R. MeNINCII,
Commissioner.
TRUSTEE'S SALS.
Under and by viitue of the power
Ton rained in a Deed in Trust executed
o me on September 26th, 1907, and
-coord ed in tho Register "cf Deeds office
cr .uecuienoarg county m isook zza,
nc-3? therein described, and for default
:tt the i.ayment of such indebtedness
he undersigned Trustee will, on Mon
!ay i:e ICtii dar'er March. 15GS, at 12
s 'clock fvf., at the Court House in the
City cf .Charlotte, offer for sale to the
highest ' bidder, at public auction, for
cash, the lot of land described in said
Deed in Trust, situate, in the City of
Charlotte, and bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at a stake, corner of Fred
Sawyer's lot, on the West side cf Mc
Dowell street sixty-six (CG) feet, from
the corner of Eighth Street and runs
toward Seventh Street forty-four (41)
feet: thence with a line parallel with
Eighth Street one hundred and forty
eight and one-half (148ii) feet in a
Northwest direction io si stake; thence
"in a Northeast direction and parallel
with McDowell Street fcrty-four (44)
feet to a stake; thence in a Southeast
erly direction with the Sawyer line
one hundred land forty-eight and one
half (1481s) feet to the Beginning cor
ner, being a part of Lot No. S. Souare
No. 120, Butler's Slap of Charlotte, and
being the same let of land which was
conveyed to Charles W. O'Daniel by
the Carolina Realty Company by deed
dated September 2Cth, 1907.
This the 14th day of Februarv. 190S.
F. It. McNINCH,
2-14-oaw-td.s. Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE. . --
Under and by virtue of a deed of
trust executed to me bearing date the
13th day of May, A. B., 1905, record
ed in Book 19C, at page 115, of the
Register of Deeds Office for Mecklen
burg County, North Carolina, and be
cause of default in the payment of the
debt therein secured, I will sell, for
cash, to the highest bidder, at public
auction at the County Court House
Boor, in. the City of Charlotte, N. C,
on Thursdaj', the 5th day of March,
A. D., 1908, at 12 o'clock M., all the
following described land, lying and
being in Charlotte Township, Meck
lenburg County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as follows:
In the City cf Charlotte, Ward No.
2, beginning at a point on the North
side of East First Street at a point 32
feet East of the West corner of the
lot conveyed to Minnie Louise Murphy
by the Southern Real Estate Loan &
Trust Company by deed made the 20th
day of October, 1904, and recorded in
Book 192, paga 464, in the office of
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dersisned on or before Monday, tho j .-UU his line in a Northerly direction; ?":v: Ko; "'' 1;M:- rT.t Pun
9th day of March. 1008, their ciaimn i cno bondred and twentv seven7 1127) ! "u-v ' s c J-in" lo-oo"?' r,,r Ch'
with verilied statements, that the ; re0:.; tiieuco in an Easterly direc- G':or. j. m No"-4 ".i-v;;"' -ainouut
claimed is justly d;ie, after al- tJon parallel with Elisabeth Avenue hisrton and' point's ' "'V''''
lov. inc; all credits and offsets, to the i ?,; 1-2 feet to a stake on the Nn.f h r'j00'1' Augusta to Xcw ,,','k. P..ji;'
aftiants best knowledge and belief; so West side of a ten foot alley: thence i slue'er Auusta 10 Verk.
the Register of Deeds for Mecklenburg j
County, mid runs thence with said '
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ie an Kastoriy dlrectiou
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I i huoce rs :;,ut fcUgifcs wif.it Si reel,
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i'.uii.it'r.y uircciiou wi.i. un i:r.t; in
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with
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bftii'LL-: t i.f the prorK-rty conveyed to
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I MincK: ix)t.:i.-?f Murpf.y in ino tiecn
j above referred to. And !).! ike. same.
I lot conveyed to Dora Waiters atut her
husband, James Walters, and
! Z. lla-ler by deed dated the 13th day
i of May, fj?)3.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE REAL ESTATE, j
! Under and by virtue w the power :
coui'eD f'd in me by certain deed of '
I trust ex;;'-m(-d bv Z. lb flcott, datfM
! Keb:i:ary iiih. 110-1, to secne il.e bonds i
j thcreir. describe;lt and for' default iu;
me payraoiit oi saia oonas, i win feu
at the Court House door in the City i
of Charlotte, to the highest bidder,!
at publ'c auction, for cash on ?Ionday I
thf. 9-lrh i!-iv nf TTniiv.T-i , r IVlftS .if
twelve o'clock, r.bat certain lot
or parcel cf land situate, lying and bo -
ln i.i the City of Charlotte, Mecklen -
oarer county, iortu Carolina, and!
j bounded and described as follows:
! Fronting ?9 1-2 feet on tha North
; side of Elizabeth Avenue, and extend
: iniz hack thrit width between the lina
. . . .. . .
i 01 u. ai. Auernatny on ceo suae, ana
side 1L7 feet, ana bounded as follow
1 viz
Ileginnins at D. M. Abemathy's
s IT r tb Vm-H; r'.io nfl
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with the line of said ailev and parallel
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with the first line one haudreu aad
twenty-seven (127) feet to Elizabeth
Avenue; thence with said Avenue thirty-nine
and one-half (33 1-2) feet to
the beginning. Being the same lot of
land which was conveyed to said Z. E.
Scott by E. E. Keesler by deed dated
February 5th,' 1904, together with the
alley rights which are described in
said deed.
This
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II. N. PHARR.
Trustee.
TRUSTEE ' SALE Or LAND.
By virtue of Jie power of sale con
ferred upon me by a certain Deed of
Trust dated 27th day of August, 1906,
recorded in Book 213, page 310 of the
office of Register of Breeds of Meck
lenburg Coanty, I will sell at auction
to the highest bidder for cash at the
Court. House door in the City of Char
lotte on. Monday 24th day of February,
180S. ii noon the fohuvving uesoriu
ed land io-wit: ' '
Lying and being near the City of
Charlotte, on Kl;?.abeih Avenue, being
lot No. IX shown ou map of Ste
phens and 1 Uvea 3 property, recorded
in Book page Til of tbe oiCce of
Register of Deeds of Mecklenburg
County, said lot fronting sixty (CO)
feet en Elizabeth Avenue, and extend
ing back with that width one hundred
and ninty-three (103) feet to an alley.
With the free right to use and bene
fit of said alley in common with the
other lot owners adjacent thereto,
and in consideration cf the premises
it is expressly covenanted and agreed
between the parties to this convey
ance, and made a condition thereto
that the party of the second pact, his
heirs and assigns, shall use the lot
hereby conveyed for a residence lot
only, and that any residence building
that may be erected on said lot shall
not cost less than one thousand dollar:-;.
Further that no part of the prop
erty hereby conveyed shall--ever be
owned or occupied by a colored per
son; being the some land described in
said deed of trust.
Tnis 23rd day of Januarj', 1908.
WILLIS BROWN,
l-'-'S-tds Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of a. deed of
trust executed to me bearing date the
21st day of October, 1904, and record
ed in Book 184, at page 572, in the
Register of Deeds office, for Mecklen
burg County, North Carolina, and be
cause of default in the payment of the
debt therein secured", I will sell for
cash to the highest bidder at public
auction at the County Court House
door in the City cf Charlotte, N. C,
on Monday, the 24th day of February,
1 90S, at 12 o'clock M., all the follow
ing described land, lying and being
in Charlotte Township, Mecklenburg
County, North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
Lots Nos. 17, 25, 34 and 35 as shown
on the Map of the land conveyed by
Geo. Stephens and J. A. Bivens to C.
O. Brown, which Map is recorded in
the Register of Deeds office for Meck
lenburg County aforesaid, in Book 146,
at page 16. Lot No. 17 fronts sixty
(60) feet on the North side of Eliza
beth Avenue, at the corner of Cecil
Street, being of dimension 60 by 193
feet, and bounded by said avenue and
street, and ten foot alley in the rear,
and by lot No. 1ST; said lot No. 25 front
ing on the south side of E 5th St.,
being of dimensions 50x147 feet
and bounded by , East Fifth
Street, Cecil Street, a ten foot alley
and lof 26; lots 34 and 35 being ad
joining lots fronting together one hun
dred feet on the North side of East
5th Street, bounded on the West and
North by Charlotte Water Works Com
pany land, and on the East by lot No.
36, the West line of lot No. 34 being
105 feet, and the East line of lot No.
35 being 119 feet; the land and the con
veyance thereof being subject to the
following conditions: (1) A five foot
strip on the front of lots 25, 34 and 35
to be used for side walk purposes; (2)
none of the said lots to be conveyed to
negroes; (3) said lot No. 17 to be used
for resident purposes, and no residence
erected thereon to cost less than
$1000.
This the 23rd of January, 1908.
R. E. COCHRANE.
i 1-23-tda. Trustee.
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