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PAGE TWO SALE OF REAL IMtOPKKTY' I'NOER DEED OF TRI'ST. Bv virtue i»t" liiWi'i' ami au- j thorit> contained in a certain; Deed of Trust, executed I>y I'.j J. Nunn and wife. Eveline ; Nunn, to V E. Pepper, Trustee, ! dated April S;h. 1924. and duly recorded in Book Page m the llegislcr ft' Deeds >t!k«.' t\-r Stokc i\unity. North Caro lina. and tlu-re having been a default in the payments on the indebtedness secured l»v said Deed of Trust, and at the re quest of the holder of the evi tleno indebtedness. 1 wiii .-I'll t' •' - sh at the court house door in Danbury, Stokes Coun n \ . Carolina, on ■ v M l UDA\ THE 2«TH DA\ OF SEPTEMBER. If-*'. , jj» ■" ' » a noon, the tollo\v»|' ing'ls, . -d property: Lying ; ami • intr in Stokes County, N. (• ' ie lands ft Jos. Nunn, L. L. Nunn and others, and bounded as follows, viz: i:. g at a >: anu dogwood by an old road, old ' ..r, now T. J. Nunn's corner, 1 chains to a small chestnut, and . n hillside in L. L. Nunn's line,' thence North on his line cross*j ing s'Ut.i prong «•! Big Creek and a road •">" 1-1 > nan.s to a hickory, Joseph Nunn's vomer, •hence East on his line 1»» clis. • ,i stake on the bank of Big 1 :'t't. thence down same as it :rean.iers !!' chains to a stake, . . ■: l'>ig (..'reek, W. l. j i r • '• ' hence with hi* : S i) l—l ■ , - ■ ; on i.ank of old s East • ~ ' 1! 1-2 c l ain ' » i % ' " 1 . . i I -** N • \\ . W W'smln. 11 * t>Ule •' . . A ii.*"..*' 22: . N K. : r.":V'.R. • N. ' NOTICE OF : E ertain deed of ti st veil by j John 1 1. Fulton a . n.rv.a i ". F '' 11, datei: . '- !. and duly recorded i the r« gis- ■ J • ]• i f deeds - es skJm ■' s wiih h i IH'. e .lot •••■.. . > 1 1 will -r FRIDAY. >i:i' I. J.VI'H. at ••••• '' ; \ p. M. . :Ver fori sa ■ . a- . "he t remises. I *:v : . di'sci'ibed lot ot ; B inded as follows:, namely, j I j g the north halt t lot No. U 1"> (iii tile smut:,, rn 'naif ofjt • X'. 116 according to the ; :!: a plan ai. l map of the:! -a.: Town of Walnut Cove ash - i■:■ and >'• -igiutted on plat r map made "t said town by;. F "ink il. Pierce in ISO 2 and re- : ' rued in the otl'u o of the reg- |i i* ■ I deed> Stokes co'inty, j reference to >aid map is hereby : made for better description, L and being the -ana- lots con- . veyed in deed by A. H. Joyce, ' Conirvxioi'.fr to W. J. Martin m tin* 111 ii day of December. |i Iftoo. ami recorded on the l.">thji day i f December, IDoo, in book : 42. ■'i page >"S ot the records 11 ; Stokes county, retereiice of > said deed is also made lor bet-, ter description. Upon .-aid. above umd is situated a one-! story brick building 38x8> with full size basement and which I is noiv used as a mercantile j: t stalilishment for John (J. Ful- > ton and bounded by the lots of > Clanton Vaughn, (iarfield Hair-1 ston and others. This 19th dav of Aug.. 1925.. j. IT. MOORE. Trustee. "Italy will ask sliding scale on debt to U. S." France must have had (ne, and slid clear off.—Chicago Tribune. 'Capital ami Labor— Which Is Which? The Brotherhood Investment .'o. ;is n it ■! to have i>ur ! 27,- i oee 't • 111 the (.lull' t Mexive, ■ •>. .1 !• i, Florida. .1 sub -iii. ■ . ' U'.v l!r«>tl»er!:e • l* I.>»>>- motive Knirineer#, oldest, richest, : must '• most t>»•«■ iriv.-.-ive j hilmr 'i. . -i tiv. I mtt'd | Siates. I's.i I' I • "iixeii :-:.s »ar.ks. real mine-. ' f -tell- j : ::ir investments. The i art of .. -.it .au«e« j more accidents than . ther is thel • thut holds tin •' - vhv«l. I.i'v vi'ic (Ala. i li ... - LAND SALE. By virtue of a decivt . f ' b.v Superior court of Stoke- nn ty, rentlered by A. J. Fagg, C. ('.. in the Special I'receed ••gs. viititieil "U'iliie Mitchell, i-'.xei .it r i'f John William Mi'> i.0'.1, deceased, vs. Agatha , i\\ \\ . D. Mitch- ! ell, anil Mallard Melvin Mitch* I I* so . ''i \\ . .Mitchell.; , .. ;:>g t :;e dersijjflK d. 1 eV cut • !' to Hake - ,!e ot t tie hereinafter describt lands for I the purpose ot i aking assets with whi - :.■■■« l>ts. I will I sell a' ! ■ ■ lion, to 'lit ! highest r : »r cash, at the . ' i:i Dani«'.ir.\. N.i. MON i) \>. I III" Vl'll !> OF| • ill lOBEii. 'at th. • o'clock !'. M.;; the ft lescribed lauds,l' to-wit : the • me i tract i'.e saii Wiii.' 1 Bea 1 . i r 'at: i ' -es c N rt t it b« ? i\it ' ' M • "!! il ■?; 1 ill? \ V ILL IF. 1 'MI fCH ELL. Executor of John William I C. O. McMiehael, LAND SALE. By rtue •: an rder ot re -ale by A. J. F: gg. C. S. •. e Special : i' ceedimrs • f.tit -il. A. !!a 1 et al ' il. 1.. Ilali et al." authorizing ■he ''rsigned commissioner mak.' a re-sale of the hei'e • ai't r described lands. I will .-e ; a* public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the court hu»e door in Danbury.!' N. on.— FRIDAY. THE 2ND DAY OF OCTOBER. 192*. at the .ir ot two o'clock P. M. the following described lands to-wit: A tract of land lying and being in Peter's Creek township. Stokes County, N. C., ' adjoining th> lands of J. L. j 1 Martin. U >ert Creasy and 1 others an i mounded as follows, i \iz: Beginning at a hickory J. B. Mai-ill's corner, thence j South .Vi degrees East with the! meanders of the State line road; 1 1-2 chain.- t» a bend, thence South >"i o gives East, with .-aid roati 1 l-'J chains to a bend. .North iS.) ii, _revs East 5 chains to a bend, South SI degrees ! chains. East "i chains. North degrees East l."> 1-2 chains t. a stone on said road, Nor' 12 1-1 chains with Creasy'- ii ,• to a sotirwood in the Yirg. :a line, thence South Sfi (leg* - West with that line 26 1- thence South 1 chain, * ■ e West ).lf» chains to «. -ay's line, thence S. 7 1-2 ilia to ihe beginning, containing :o 1-2 acres, more or less. For her j description, see deed • J. L. j .Martin and wife to ; i,.,. y.j (Martin, recorded in ih> -tiice ofj the Register of Dee - t Stokes ,County, N. C.. in B'- k No. 61, Page 108. Bidding > begin at s.V>">.r>o. This is a tine tract of land, and makes a good little farm. This Aug. 31. 1925. J. D. HUMPHREYS, « Commissioner. THE DANBURY REPORTER NOTICE. Having t;aai::icd as administratrix of the estate of fary li. Holland, notice is i'.inl'.v given to all per-otis holding claims against *.ho said i ar.v li. Holland, tn prtsent thorn to nu lor payment, duly autlioiitiiatod, «n or hy tho sth day of September, P.'2t">, el' this notice will be pleaded i:i bar • ft' their rnovi ry, All persons in j. 1- !•: v 1 t.> Car;, G. Holland an iv •lUi-stod to mako aiincdiato payment I' the 2nd day of Sept., 1025. MPS. I.IZZIK M. HOI.I.AN I ». Adm\. P. 0. IM A- free!., N. N. f. i'-tr-o, Atty. NO 1 U E. 11..v c duly i|tuilit'i 1 Px. at- r i ft' f. I:.-' Will • -• i r!H \t if Miss 11. >. Peiini-xtr, notice is •. r« • Hy * • ail part a- holding i laims , lagainst tho estate of'the testatrix,l • | ••• - nt 'in i :>» in ■ for pay;-., r.t, duly authenti atod, on iv by the lslh j day of \ttgtist, r.'2'i, or this notice I will b» . atled .ii bar of their recov-1 ' fry. All . i'ttal t -ad , i deceased. • t f .;lly ret; a- "id' i . 1 11«i niaUo iiaiiin: . - : aynn-nt to . . i This tho vh day Auir.. 102 . ' W. N. POIXDEXTER, Execut. r, itowi'., N. f. ________________________ NOTIt E. 11.-'.lng duly iit:>l:•.: as (Xt :'x f ostato ft" Elij:.':. Knight, d, , • ■ is hereby given to all p. :--ons holding claims .i^*i* tho said do coa.-od to present tin at to in- for payn:. nt. «luly autlu nticated. . ■■ r ' •y tl.f L'i'th day of Ainrust. 1• J■'. r tni- no'.ioi will I••• pleaded in ■ of, *i: :r i -cowry. All p« rsons :, t- 1 i 1' in t c iiat \ . ii-'. i .' * \IT\ IvN!« 'liT Exec v. : , . O. ' . V. '. . n" I '> •h fa ■ ; • •-I in I -.- ■ i t '. i.f sana . «l .ly autlu n- ; j.i atod, t'l the and i-.an- d. for pay- j I !.!• lit, I .! Ill" bofoiv ."til day of j \ugust, 1 _'o. r tr.l.- not will bo | loaded ill l ar • f th. ir n. • v.'iy. j 1 MKS. I.Of IS E HILL V.I'RPHY, | Executrix of R. 1.. Murphy, dec'd. i 1. 1•.11 •.; hi« v-. Atty. fir Ex. j NOT RE. liavir.tr duly c;ti:d:!'.-d as a.'.mini.— i •rator t" tin ostato f Thomas f. I 'nnkus. deceased, all i u'm : • owing his ostato aro rc;iit st> • : to niako j immediate settlement a:. : all por- | - ins having claims agai.-t his j state aro Inn by notitiod :• present j tile same, duly authentic;.-':, to tho undersigned for payment i a or be-1 t'oro tho sth day of At;y..-'. H'26, or. this notice will be pleadt d !:i bar >f i their recovery. Walnut Cove, X. C., J ; 2:', 1025. MRS. M. A. ' dOKL'S. i Admr. of Thos. f. as, dec'd NOTICE. Havinpr duly (jual.f.td a- adminis trator of tho ostat- of \\ I• -y Mabo. deceased, all . i : -■ iav his es tate aro reiuo.-:« ; to :v.a .• immedi ate sottlonie:::, and all }'•••!> >ns hold ing claini-i -t -aid i-tate are hereby ; to pr».-••!.* 'ite sann j duly a i. : ' atod, to tho t. dersigll j od, f ■ ay.ii nt, (.ii i r Inf. re the 2'» I day f A -yr.i.-t. 11»2«». r *a!s notice pleaded ill bar of their l'e i y. liry, X. f„ 11. F. Xo. 1. \ ... i-t 22, U'2s. M. .i. : AGG, Administrati r i f V *Mabc. deceased. J. 1). Humphreps, Atty. t Admr. ADMINISTRATOR'S NoTlfE. Havinp oualitied as ad: .Istrator i.f tho estate of Henry K -.unions, deceased, this is to notify all pcr i s»ns havinjj claims tho j estate of said deceased • exhibit jthoni to the undewignwl ••• • - office tin Madison, X. C., on r i >re Aup. i :20th, 1920, or this not will he pleaded in bar of their . -ov#ry. Any person, indebted to - d estate will please come forward ai d make immediate settlement. This Aug. 20 102". T. R. PRATT, Administrator of estate of Henry j Kimmons. J. C. Brown, Atty. The True Purpose Of the Pos.oitiee Dept I )elined Piis.-ibly the most roiiv:: :, iir argu j nu-nts yet advanced for .return by tile Po.-toffice lUpartim it to tho original and basic pell.;, of service t-i all til. in • pic at n-a oiiable cost tn al! tho people, without discrimina tion or fav- r, v.er. pi--filled til,' - h r day to th. oint Postollice Sub |. inm-tt11• of ('imjrross iiy Goorjro \\ asi-.iiio- on, :i> President: Ilenjaniili Hush, otio of the sijrn.-'v of tin i claiafnil of lr.depoiidir.ee. t'ojijr ,.--111:1:1 Pa If l\ \. a state r.ian of 'lt', ami fhallos Summer. :. a I'liitod States s mator in 1870. What said ,'..-1 authorativo voice* l'r-iai the }»;»■>!! "The importance of tho postotli.e ami : • roads nil a plao .-•atliciei.tly , liberal and comprehensive, as they res pi, t tl;e expeditio:.. safety and f: ility of coniaiunicatlon. is increas- , ...i |.\ th. ii liist'ann-ntidity in dill'u.-- • ins a iii'..wli -dsio • f ti'.o a-.'.vs and pr»>- . •dint- of til f ..ver:.:i.i nt, which, while it contributes to the security ; f tin pi -pie. -• rv« - als- i. puard th>-in att i' -t tn itT -ts of misi-i (■- I resentation and misc.inception,"—- I. •' 'A asb-iijrti n'- T' id A:,...! Mi -.-au'o ' onjrn i T.-l. "It is rcpre.-i-atod that some pro- , ..-'.-ions in ti". .-a wiiiii - i-tabli-iio- I, 1 t.,«- pnsti , 1 rate, a . vpcnmotit, i ■.strains! tin- la: •; ::.-*ii :i of iiewspap- | r- to dist.,l.* of the ■ - untry. I • Id this. .. . found to in- 'I fa t. a "'il! onvi - • tioli of the importance of facilitating h : in- ci rctilatioi if ; ■ :it ial .•.*• I: u ' -.-I. -e and il l', rn :.t :■ -a .- • not, li ad ; ..•• • • f :. Wa.-bii 1 .th \ I ntlt.l jle-;,e. IT. J. I!.. • • I • ' - 1 : . - 1 f. ' • 1 I .." \ l l township in th" L'nioti should In tied I I together by means of the Postofficel Thi> - the ti iioii-ol: 1 trie j -.tin- of (!i-'-eminent. It ;> the only ......aiis of carrying heat an-l i'./iit to, every individual in the I- leral ('Olll- . iioi:w.-alth. 'Sweden !••-■ in i liiu r ties' says the Abbe Ueynal, 'because :i- r citi/.ons were -o -c 11• r.-d tin' I they had no li.eans of act.i.i, w:'.i. |- each other.' It should bo a constant iunctii.ll to the p.-t a-tor- to ii i air;, new? pa pi fr.-o ot ;.il . aarge- , • for po-tairo. They ar.' 'lot only th I I vehicles . f knowledge and civiliza-jl It:. 11. 1 ;• the silitinels tile J.bor-ll I tit- of our coantvy. ' !!• : ...iiiia 1 i I il.i-h, ST.-T. ' ] "i 'iiinl; niueii of •II c ; I Parly ; , l-.ive ..Million school-. • ' I -hall not, i • I . I pro.-oni, uniloita.. -ay that I cheap postage will let ti.r'l out to J i ii-t an institution foi ■-iii-ation nmreii : efficient than any other. I cannot 11 tell how soon it might be a question): j whether tho mariner's compass or 11 tin- art of printing had changed theli : or.dition of man more tl an a good 1 l-y-ti-ai of postage. Never was a i '- aipler mechanism devisiii for work- : Ir.jr out good and groat etrects."-- ( t ongressman Palfrey, is I! 1 . |- "There is nothing in tin foiistitu-' 1 tin ..r in reason to distinguish tin- Postollice in this fi'spcc' from tin-'i Aruiy, ti'.o Navy .r the Judiciary. The 1 'onsiitution confers upon foil- - griss the power "to establish post- - , offices and post roa-N,' precisely as it confers upon I'ongivss t!i- power 'to raise and support armies,—the I power 'to pro.a;. and maintain! navliand the power to constitute:. tribunal* infer ■r to t'n Supreme i 1 oiirt,' and in each • f this • cn-es it • " •I. I.- empowered 'to make all laws ' »cha h shall b ■ nec -s-ary and proper ( for carrying into execution the fore go'ag powers." V.hotly su.-'gosts that -. \v in pea-e our armies nail ampli their commissariat by »int'orcetl contributions; that our 1 ivy -hall redouble its economies by supple- i tary piracy; or that our tribunals! inferior to the Supreme Court shall ek>. ..it a .-alary by rcoMisitions on the suitors—to the end that each of the ilt-part mens may in tome meas-' tire be 'self-supporting." Why, then,! should the Postofficf lie subjected to' a different rule? Not. surely, be-! cause it is less beneliciert; not be-1 cause it is the youngest child of Gov-1 jernment, a very 'Benjamin' coming into being long after the others. But, j such is the case."—Senator Sumner, June 10, 1870. | Such is the testimony recently 1 I presented !>y George Washington,' Benjamin Hush. Ctingre .-small Pal ft. y and .Senator Sunnier before till'' vint committee of I'ongnss at pros lint investigating postal fa'cs in this! 1 year of grace, l!'2ri. .Jesse 11. Ncal, executive secretary of the Associated! ISusincss Papei s, Inc.. was the Miokositian, but the words wire the wor.i- of great students of trovern-; nu !•;. and recalled by Mi. Xo.il in' the effort to remind the Postal ; ,'inniitioi' of the sound and original' purpose of the Postal Set vice. l-'iist if the points to bo noted in! this testimony is the el. ar, un|uali !ied assertion that the P -".tiil'cc De-1 pari merit was not intended to be used, as a business agon y of the ; ilovernnn-nt; collaterally, it was in-' tended t•» be Used, and m'ist be used,' '::s an agency of general -ervice and' \alui evei', said Washington, of! "security" l" ail the people. Xevui.j says Senator Sumner, w;> • it intend ed that tin P. -tolli'-e Department; should In . self-suppor. ing- far ' l'-ss, a bu.-incfs vi nture conducted ' y| .the Government for pos. ible profit, j anv moi. l'.au the War Depart-I I merit hi' the > ivy IVpariniviit. Never f. r i i;e instant did these gr. at n.en -up! '-e that the Po.-t --i> ••i:iit men; in time would Ik'- olllc r. carded a a bu - ■ Hess ellter '•i .•' t:• (1 'Vernmeni. Far le~- I .mild tiii ir mind- have entertained i j'-ver, ail imagination that i:i- enter-! :; ri would I■. -upnorti • mainly by | di-eiiininatoi} at. I hurtle", nine pos-j jti.l chaise- imposed on periodicals and ne>v.-papcrs do--ribed b\ Rush a-' "not only the vehicles of knowledge! I civilization, lu;t also the selltin • •!' »!'.e i t i• i. - of our country." \nd "tii.it e\ ry staii. nty, town, .•untv and village -hoi!.' »»• tied! •- -tr- : i:er by tile Postal S.i'. and I . t kept .-.part by a d ;i ■ cat ing 1 ■ !>•■ system oi any similut system or I f 'alil'oini:: pa\ f tv! I •' i • ' i iy 'i r t■. i- ■■ .. ■ in ■ t •. I . • v,. , • ' ' ' •'• | it if'' - ■ at.\ i.'lid. I . i ■ !'■ • ii'ht wa - | th in pit ft f i'.ii g able to look j much Government in business, and I not enough business in Government," , -a •! S natol - Kiiire of New .1. rsey il; I'lly, and t■ a- • tion wa i>• iterated with emphasis by Pivsi ■ . II inline after some experience •i li'aiinti with Government depart-1 ni' nts. In til! knowiedg" that such would be tiio case i.f iael' the Gov- i I' l'iimeiit -ho ild u'o into any business |; ii.se eaiiy inimts d lined to accept i all} such c'lrse as a pr i ability, or j • veti a possibility. Hut the (iovi rnment ha - (jure into ■:■ .- ii:i —- and the peopl • must fa e ill: - facts. The (iovernnMit has gone into business in a tiuz> n different ; ! 1 ir• -1 including even the real estate land hotel business. Its i 1 venture j was transportation of the mails, and, jbe aus«- this in time became regard |id a- a business, instead of a service jot' the people, by tl)e people, for the I people, it at once became a business | failure. The fact was lost to sight I that the PostolTice Department was |no more a business department than the War or Navy departments. Am b.tious Postmaster Generals, suppor ted by indifferent Confesses and ; unthinking men, probably started the ! 'henry that the Postotli-e Depart ! iiient must !«• made profitable or -e!f--upportitlg, and proceeded to put i 'i' into practice. At all events, the I'ostoilice Department was trans formed from a department of servici jto an ilietliciellt business venture fori ordained to failui ■ through the i mere fact that it wa. a Gt vernment j li'U-in.-,- venture. A :.n agency for scccii.', for e In- J : ' at ion and f.c na' : "iial - iinty the i jPosti.tr.ee Department can be made j fully as valuable as the g-cat .-tato ,: - !nu n of Hid contemplated and de i manded. A- a business enterprise • onducted l>y the Government, even only for self-support and not for j profit, it i- doomed to unavertible failure. It has proved a failure a such. Kvtry agency conducted by ! the Government as a business ha ' I proved a failure as a business. Kvery business venture undertaken by the ; Government must, in the unalterable ; nature of things, prove a business; j failure. j Hut the effort to conduct the Post- , ioffice Department as a Government 'business has had other and far-reach ing evil iffects. The injustice of its I policies and practices aiouses the resentment of the people. Officials of the Postoffice Depart- j ment and members of Congress be- i lieve —or profess to believe—that ( only the publishers of periodicals and WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1925 'newspapers are aggrieved They in error. The people at large are j 'the greatest sufferers, am' they arc •aware of this fact. Indeed, in any I effort to restore the policies and practices of the Postoffice Depart ! ment to those intended by the states men of the [last, the publishers an I lighting the people's battle for scr i vice, for education and for national ' security. The Postoffice Depart in'nt novel was intended to be a Government j business enterprise, any more than tile Navy or War departments or ! any other department. It has proved ja wasteful and costly Government business enterprise. In curtailing ; its activities and opportunities fm 'service, for education and for nation '■;l security, the legislative ard exe cutive branches are inflict't.g a hard ship on the people—they are trans ! forming a service which can be a national blessing into a ''.oney-mak • inj; scheme of great and growing l damage and menace to the security |of the country and "oneness" of th | neople. h is high time to get back Ito the policies of Washington and ■II i-ii and Sunui"!'.- Manut'.ic'urers iieconl. The falling-off in the number of ; marriages in America is due perluij 'o the fears of young mcii as tc j whether they t ail affonl to divorci i their wives in the manner to which ! thoy arc .utusuiiik iI. Puiu h. ! ——_ ______ NOTICE or SALE OT REAI. ESTATE INDEU PEED IN TKI ST. liy virtue of tin- power of j suit* loiilaini'd in a (lowl 'n trust jexi'cuti'd t'i n!c it! t!: • l'.Vn day .of Maivh. 1 l-y i.iiizv K!- ; • vi>ni lloyli's whiefi is i'i' urdeil !' 1 tile li!iet • 11! :'! > Ii • "tV i , !iV«*(is i>! S;' \i* t'iiuniN. :• iluiik 71. lilies 2''i ' 1 '• !ii'. : l't't l't .a'f is III'! 'U! . *: a-I" »• •:i»•»' ! he ; •'i :■ "t t* i lit rein ii i >. * h Mini t. . i V s',t'. . ■ • I • I'r.iou I lank \ •• i'i,;r : . \* .i:\ . t'i• lUl.'!' lli '' • . .tiii , iii l I'aynit ■i' •.. i I i.iai i rily, aml' hr eiv j"i' lia'v i»i jj" appliei, in pit • i'ul'i - l!• (' I lit* t I'i'.sl 'i• : i ill ill* , >at is fart inn >i t'■ • I will | expose to puiilie s;.!i' til jiiio-liest liiddtT lei' e.i-ll "t the I door of Ihe Fa; filer 1 oion ! Hank Trust (\itrpany in Wai mit Cove, X. (." . on— SATI'KDAV. (H TiUIEU Diiilt j;it the hour of .M.. the i'i|iiity iitu! lvtU mption of l.in;-.y ; Klwootl Uoyl >- in the tcl!> wit,}.' dostrilicd land conveyed m said trust de.-t!: "Hi'trinniiiK at a staki on. vest side of Widiiut Cn\e aiitl. Danlniry road -i. \. Lewis' corner; thence mr'h east 175 feet to a stake; thence west jf.n a new line to Joe I'airstonV corner; thence east 7 1 degrees west 225 feet to a stake I lairs ton's corner; thence north i:> tlejrrees i-ast 2Gt» feet with his line to a stake; thence north 81 degrees .">() degrees west 5310 feet white oak; the»ce north 71 degrees west 875 feet to a stake corner middle of old Dan bury and Walnut Cove r'vid; thence with old road south 2.'} degrees west 272 feet to a stake in the old Lasley line; thence south* (15 degrees east with Lasley's ie 950 feet to stake Lasley' . » corner, thence south with lev's old line to Hait st n's ijh'- ner; thence east with liairs ten's ;>GS to J. A. Lewis' corner in Harrington's; thence north with his line 70 feet to stake: thence east 200 feet to pointers |of beginning, it being the land Isold by J. \V. Slate to Linzy | Klwootl IJo.vles." "Tract No. 2. Beginning at a. stake on east side of Main St. in town of Walnut Cove Kobre's. corner, runs east 100 feet to a stake; thence north paralell i with said street 25 feet to a stake: thence W 100 feet to 'Main street; ther.ee south with said street to beginning. On this latter is situated a frame store building now 0.-c.ipied by C. K. Ilutcherson." | This Sept. Bth, 1025. C. K. DAVIS. Trustee. Catarrhal Deafness la often caused by an inflamed rondition of tho mucous lining o£ the Eustachian Tube. When this tube ia inflamed you have a rumhlinß sound or Imperfect I ilearinß. Unless the Inflammation can i be reduced, your hearing may be de i stroyed forever. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINB w(l do what we claim for It—rid your aystT' iof Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. ' Sold by all druggists for over 40 Years. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio,
The Danbury Reporter (Danbury, N.C.)
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Sept. 16, 1925, edition 1
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