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THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1907. The Gold Leaf. ESTABLISHED 1881. -in THAD R. MANNING. THURSDAY, A l'ML 4, 1007 CHOOSE GOOD MEN. As ilieliiii'- ;iplrt)'H!u-H iiitcivnt i- o-rowiri i" tlie? town -Wtiou. This is well. Too rnu-h tlioujrlit ciiimot 1m "-iven to the question of who nhsxW lx? selected to fill the various town offices, those of town commissioner eperiallj This is a matter of very reat importance ami one that de mands the exercise of judgment and forethought. These men ought to be chosen with regard to their fitness for the position and an eve single to the public good. No mistake should should be made. Henderson cannot afford to take a backward wtep. The next few years will count much for the future growth and develop ment of the town. We cannot afford to make any mistak" in municipal government the men we choose to carry forward the policy of progress and improvement already begun. Kach ward should elect suitable men as town commissioners. The next year or so will be a trying time in conducting the town afiaiis. Set tlements are to be made and good fi nanciering will he required. No man w ho is not a good business man who has not made a. success of his individ ual business is supposed to be any better qualified to successfully man age the affairs of the public, and no such man should be chosen for a position of this kind. -4 - - We Guarantee Satisfaction. .1. A. ProKlon, f the National Sign Co., Dayton, Ohio, writes under date of Oct'. 12, 1 IKK!: Noskna is the only prep aration I have ever used that relieves my affection so speedily and pleasantly. I am getting the first real pleasure out of breathing that I have experienced since I contracted catarrh six years ago. Monev would not hny my tube of Nosk na if f could not get another." At all drug stores. Your money back if not satisfied. Sample tube and booklet by mail 10 cts. p.itow M am kai i thino Co., St. Louis, Mo. and (Ireenville. Tenn. May Term of Court. iTHST WKKK. .J. J, White, I. If. Itevis, J. II. (ioodrich, .1. II. Dickinson, dr., C. A. U-wis, T. Edwards, S. It. Harris, Iewis ( lavton, J. V. Hight, L. A. Keller, . I. H. IWodie, L. L. Mitchell, A. A. Capehart, I'. H. I.rown, It. A. Panic, Jr.,L. M.Harris, E. A. Kelly, ItH. Hood, P. P. Hight, J W. Barnes, S" O. E.iington, W. T. Barnes, S. T. Crews, E. A. (ireen, J. W. Young, V. J. Smith, J. Y. Pu- -Italian, J'. T. Harris. X. I). Burwell, J. E. Parks, T. ('. Hughes, P. N. Ed wards, J. E. Edwards, T. F. Yiggins, .1,11. Edwards. SKCO.Nl WKKK. ('. B. Ilea vis. Samuel Yatkins, T. II. Crudup, S. G.Knott, W.E. Hight, H. Beacom, A. C. Hight, W. (J. Wat kins, T. Y. Bobbitt, Walter Pogh ill, J. W. Beck, J. M. Stain-back, Jas. 1. Miller, F. F. Meade, ('. II. Edwards, O. P. Shell. M. II. Stone. .1. A. T. Shotwell. The Judge Uses Forceful Language. Judjre W. J5. Simmons of Fincastle,'a.. told the reporter that L. & M. Paint was used on his residence in ami held its color well for 21 years; he further more said that .'I years ago he was in duced to use another paint and is sorry he did, iK'cause the other paint didn t make good. The Judge will now al ways use I... x M., lecause lie knows any defect exists in b. & M. Paint the house will Ik repainted for nothing. The L. & M. Zinc hardens the E. & ..M White Iiead and makes L. Ac M. Paint wear like iron for 10 to 15 years. Actual cost of L. V M. ahout 1.20 ler gallon. Donations of L. A; M.made tochunhes Sold byelville Dorsev. Pretty Home Wedding. Contributed. At the home of the bride's mother near Henderson, on Sunday evening. March .list. Miss Agnes Nicholson and Mr Uichnrd Hopkins were united in mar riage. Kev. It. i A raven pastor of Met a odist Episcopal church, officiated. The bride was tastefullv attired in a costume of white silk. The attendants were Wil liam Hopkins, brother of the goom, and W. W. Workman; Miss Bobbie Nichol son, sister of the bride, and Miss (Jracie Pleming. A number of invited guests were present and the occasion was a most enjovnble one. ATTENDANT. howtheSquirm'd Great Times When Children Had to Take Old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions. You had to bribe them, hold their noses, in fact go through a regularcircus to get them to take it. That was years ago. before the two eminent French chemists; Morgues ami (Jautier. discovered how to separate the medicinal elements of the cod's liver from useless, nauseating oil. and produced Vinol. Yinol is not a patent medicine but a real cod liver preparation containing in a highly coneenstrated form all of the body-building, strength creating ele ments of cod liver oil actually taken from fresh cods livers, with all "the use less oil eliminated and tonic iron added. It tastes fine and children love it, Where ever old-fashioned cod liver oil or emul sions will do good. Yinol will do far more good. Ourlocaldruggist, W. W.Parker, says: "It is because we know so well of what inol is made that we ask every mother who has a weak, delicate or aifing child, and in fact every run-down, debilitated, aged or weak person in Henderson, and every ierson suffering from stubborn eolds, hanging-on coughs or bronchitis to try Yinol on our offer to return their money if it fails." Vi W. Parker, Drug gist. Note While we are sole agents for Vinol in Henderson, it in now for sale at the leading drug store iu nearly everv town and city in the country" Eook for the Yinol agency in your town. BENNETT H. PERRY Attorney at Law, Henderson, N, C, OFFICE: HarrLs Law Building, (next tortort House.) "The Man On the Box ." j A Fresh, Vita! and Charming Play j Full of Pure,Sparkling Comedy j The Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune j says this of "The -Man on the IJox, Max Fig-man. 's splendid play which will be presented at the Grand Thea tre next Thursday evening: That there is really some new kind of J fun ia the world was delightfully and convincingly demonstrated at the Metro politan last evening by Max Figman and a uniformly excellent company in iracc Livingston Furniss' dramatiza tion of Harold MaetJrath's popular story, "The Mau on the Box." In many respects 'The .Man on the i'.ox" deserves to be called the most entertaining piay that has been seen at the Metropolitan this season. It is a fresh, vital and charming day, and should be seen by everyone who appreciates pure, spark ling comedy, but upon rational, if some what fantastic lines and admirably nlaved in everv particular. The play is essentially comedy of the highest and berit type, tinged, vitalized and intensi fied bv soundness, sweetness, chivalry and good breeding that give it compell ing and winning individual charm. Maxl-igman won and held his audience by his refined comedy spicy, sharp, in dividual and consistently funny, yet never failing to convey the impression of the earnestness under the pleasantry. His impersonation of Lieutenant obur- ton is masterly in its way and marks Mr. Figman as a comedian of great and high power. A Poor Organ I)ani(s) the Idle. That's what your liver does if it's torpid. Then the bile overflows into the blood poisons your system, causing sick-headache, bilious ness, sallow skin, coated tongue, sick stomach, dizziness, fainting spells, dark rings ahout the eyes, worn-out look, etc. namon s treatment of Liver 1 ills and Tonic Pellets strengthens the liver makes it do its own work. Prevents and cures these troubles. Aids doesn't force. Entire treatment 2.1 c. At all drug stores. NOTICE. .NORTH CAROLINA,! In theSuperiorCoiirt, Vance County. J May Term. 1907. MaONOI.IaAi.I.EX ) Xotiwof HulnmoM and C rfrlcoBii j Wrraut)fAttai-bment The defendant above named will take notice that a summons in the above entitled net ion was issued against him on the first day of April, 1'.M7, by the undersigned, for the recovery of the sum of two thousand dollar, due the plaintiff by the defendant for HHiliii tioii under promise of marriage and breach thercol by defendant, which is re turnable on the 11th Monday after the first Monday in March, 11M17, to the Superior Court of Vance County, N. C. at a Court to hn held in Henderson, N ,C, at the above named day ami time. The defendant will also take notice that a warrant of attachment was issued by the undersigned on the above named day, against the money, property, goods, chat tels and real estate belonging to the defend ant in Vance County, which warrant is re turnable at the time atld place above named for the return of the summons, when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff, or the relief demanded will be granted. This 4th dav of April, 1007. II EN It Y PERRY, Clerk Superior Court of Vance Co- Hknhv T Powell, Attorney for riuintiff NOTICE. TY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED upon me bv a trust deed executed on the lsth day of January, bv E. W. Ellis and wife, and at request of the holder of the debt secured therein, I shall on Monday, May 6th, 1907, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Hender son. N.C., a tract of land lying and being partly in Vance and Granville counties. N.C.. described as follows: It is that tract of land lying ou the east side of the road leading from Williainsboro to Oxford, adjoining the lands of David T. Barker on the East, Allie T. Barker and Conova Allen on the South..!. P. Patterson on the West, and Mrs. Harriet Wilson, .1. 1'. Pat ter.ion and the Martin An derson land on the North. Containing 200 acres, more or less This April :-!rd. 1907. BENJAMIN T. BRODIE, Trustee. A. C. Zoi.lk'ofkkh, Attorney. Tax Collector's Sale. Office of Board of Commissioners of the Town of Henderson, N C. j The State of North Carolina and the Town of Henderson in said State. To Thad R. Manning, Esip, Tax Collector of said Town: I hereby certify to you, pursuant to law and the direction of the Board of Commissioners of the town of Henderson: That said Board of Commissioners in the year 1905, during the latter half of said year and in the vear 190(5. pursuant to Section 4!) of the Charter of said town, the owners, after due notice and demand, having failed to do so, made certain improvements upon the sidewalks of said town as allowed by said Section of the Charter,nnd said owners herein named failed for three months tho requested and demand ed so to do. to pay one-half the costs of said improvements which were charged upon the same and constitute a lien and charge on said lots severally, to the extent and amount set opposite each name and lot herein, and you are therefore commanded, pursuant to law and the orders of said Board, to collect the amounts set opposite each name, togeth er with costs of levy, advertisement and sale, out of the lots therein and herein mentioned by levy and sale of the same as provided bv law, especially section 40 of the Charter of said town or by a sale of so much of each lot as may be ne-essary to satisfy the claim lien and charge thereon, to wit: the amount of said expenses and costs. March 27, 1907. HENRY T. POWELL. Clerk to the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Henderson. North Carolina. BY VIRTUE OF A STATUTORY LIEN ON the hereafter described lands, situate in the Town of Henderson, for one-half the ex penses of improving sidewalks extending along such lands us directed by the Commis sioners of 'iaid town, upon failure of the owner or lessee to make same after due no tice as required by law. pursuant to Section 49 of the Charter of the Town of Henderson: and iu default of payment therefor by such owner or lessee: Upon the order of the Board of Commis sioners of the Town of Henderson, I have levied upon and pursuant thereto aud to such lien, will sell by public outcrv to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in Henderson. Vance County. North Carolina, on Monday, May 6, 7907, letw.en the hours of ten o "clock in the fore noon and four o'clock iu the afternoon to satisfy the said liens and the costs of enforc ing the same all the lands subjecr to said hen, as follows, viz: S. P. Allen, Vj cost of pavement, 21.72 I lot fronti&g 70 feet, more or less, on An drews avenue, adjoining the lands of Mrs. J. H. Mahom. W. W. Rowland and .others. J. T. B. Hoover, l cost of pavement, $ 32 90. 1 lot fronting 10.1 feet, more or le. o Garnett street, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Nannie Horsey and D. Y. Cooper M. Dorsey. lj cost of pavement. ?2G.20. 1 lot fronting S2 feet, more or less, on Gar nut t street, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Nan nie Dorsey jnd Mrs. W. H. Young. Mary E. Thomson. l cost of pavement, $31.03. 1 lot frontf ugityt; feet, more or less, on Garnett fctret. adjoining ihe lands of Mrs. J. P. M asset) burg aud E. A. Polj. Adeline C. Edwards, s cost of pavemeai, 03.90. 1 lot fronting 200 feet, more or less, on Garnett street, adjoining the lands of George Belvin. Vaughan street and other W. H. Champion, la cost of pavement. $24.28. 1 lot fronting 74 feet, more or lea , on Garnet t street, adjoining the lands of W. T. Boing and W. W. Lnngston. P. T. Jones. H cost of pavement, $28.75. , cost of curb. $12.32. 1 lot fronting 88 feet moier Jess, on Poplar or Charles strevt, ad joining Uj iiifld- of Mrs. Jane Yonng and T. Barnes. Mrs. Belle Adams, V eoej of pavement, $21 . 85. 1 lot fronting 70 feet, more or les. on Garnett street, adjoining the land oj C. Gill and Wesley Adams. G. Wesley Adams, coat of pavement. 24,28. 1 lot fronting 76 feet, more or less, n Oarnejt street, adjoining the lands of Mr. Belle Arirtins and Harwell vnne. ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen sable to the preparation of the finest cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins. Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to buy other powders because they are "cheap." Housekeepers should stop and think. If such powders are lower priced, are they inferior? Is it economy to spoil your digestion? The "Royal Baker and Pastry Cook" containing over 8oo most practical and valuable cooking re ceipts free to every patron. Send postal card with your full address. ROYAL BAKING POWDER If Speaker Justice does cull the roll at the next State convention of the Democratic Senators who voted against his section of the trust bill, we wonder whether or not he will swear them. Raleigh Evening Times. . State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County. Jss Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheuey & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and the said firm will py the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot le cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK .1. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this fith d.iy of December. A. D. 189H. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and ai:ts directly on the bloo I an 1 mucous sur.'acjs of the system. Send for testimony free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists, 7"c. Tuke Hall's Family Pills for constipation. NOTICE. I HAVE QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA TRIX, with the will annexed, of R. C. Coghill, late of (Jillburg, Vance county, N.C., and I hereby notify nil personshaving claims against his estate to present them to me or my attorney, duly verified, at once. If not presented before March 2ISth, 1908. this no tice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This March 27, 1!07. ANN ELIZABETH COGHILL. Administratrix of R. C. Coghill, deceased. Henry T. Powell, Attorney. Wanted SeveraJ neat women and girls to operate Sewing Machines. Clean, easy and pa.ying employment. Be ginners pa. id good wages. All ma chines run by power. Boa.rd secured at moderate rates. O For full particulars, GOLDEN BELT MANUFACTURING CO. ( Durham, N. C. 47X COPTMCHT Mot.erTHE Bf3T2-R BRoWrt CO CMWAfiO. THE MAN WHO HAS THE RIGHT OF BRAIN J Off THE IN-5IDE WILL HAVE THE RIGHT JoRT OF A HAT ON THE OUTRIDE OF HI-5 -5KULL. OTHERS WILL THINK MORE OF YOUR FACE IF YOU WEAR A dOQ HAT A&QVE IT, WE ARE th .sole aqent-s in thu giTy fqr the GIBSON AND HERALD HAT-5 WHICH WILL 0,5f YOU $3.00, YOU CANNOT GET THE BET FOR NOTHING, YET IF YOU WIJH A HAT LOWER IN PRICE WE CAN -SUPPLY YOU. YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE A GOOD REPUTATION FOR CARRINS HATS THAT ARE RIGHT IN .STYLE, AND OF GOU.SE YOU WIH THE JTYLI-5H HAT. BIG LINE OF .SPRING CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH EVERY TIME YOU BUY HERE. COME IN AND SEE OUR STOCK D COMPARE OUR PRICES. ....... BARNES, GOTMj STORE.- - Alum is used in some baking pow ders and in most of the so-called phosphate powders, because it is cheap, and makes a cheaper pow der. But alum is a corrosive which, taken in food, acts injuriously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys. C. ., NEW YORK- G rover Cleveland seventy years old and still the greatest fisherman. Columbia State. Also the most conspicuous citizen of Princeton. Charlotte Observer. And the greatst living American in public or private life. Catarrh and Catarrhal Headaches are quickly relieved by Nosesa. It soothes the congested membranes, allays inflammation and thoroughly heals and cleanses. It keeps moist all the pas sages whose tendency is to thicken and become dry. Cares colds, throat trou bles, hoarseness, hay fever, '"stopped up" nose, breathing through month while j sleeping, offensive breath, etc. It isanti 4.1 J ' ' 1 1 J sepucauu contains iiocneinicaisor urug having a narcotic effect, or that can cause the "drugbabit." Sold at all drug stores NOTICE. j Notice is hereby given that receipts num i bered 181 to 198 inclusive issued by the Henderson Storage Company, on the 1st j day of January, 1900 to J C. Braswell & j Co., for 18 hogsheads of tobacco, and which said receipts were thereafter assigned to I arnngton & Co., Leaf Tobacco Merchants, of Richmond, Va., have been lost, mislaid or accidentally burned, and cannot now after due diligence and search be found. Applica tion has been made to the said Henderson Storage Co., of Henderson, N. C, for dupli cate receipts for said tobacco. All persons are therefore hereby notified not to purchase or negotiate said original receipts, as same will not be honored by the said Storage i ompany. This the 20th dav of March. 1007. CARR1NGT0N & CO., Richmond, Va. At mice ! 4 4 4 4 4 apply promptly to 4 RESOLVED THAT IF YOU WISH TO MARCH ALONG YOU MUST BE CLAD IN THE UAT EST. THE: PTTE-rx YOUR APPAREL THE JWIFTERWILL BE YOUR. PROGRESS, BUSTER BROWN lew Head ?ear. - - - - - y iaw-r, n 'ssat Our line of NEW SPRING and SUMMED MERCHANDISE, the hand somest that we have ever shown, is now complete in every pSirticuloLr. A cordial invta.tion is given the ladies to visit our Millinery Depart ment and see our Imported Hats. Bonnets and Millinery Novelties. The George A. HLose KKOOOC000K000000000X00000 We Hl&ve (CdDinme Honesty is the Best Policy. We went into the Fertilizer business to stay, so we ave the farmer more than we guaranteed, there fore every one buying our goods' last ssason con tracted for twice as much tais year We are using the same formula this year so you can count on The Best Fertilizer on Earth for the Money To points in our Territory it cost not one cent more than other brands so demand it from your dealer and if he does not keep it, let us know and we will see that you get it. North Carolina Cotton Oil Company, F. E. SCHRODER, Manager, Henderson, N. C. pring OotMn UnfaJling progressiveness in always showing the latest fabrics and most authentic styles, makes this store, season a.fter season, the Mecca of those who wish to be well dressed in the correct clothes of trie period. r AN ASSEMBLAGE OF CLOTHING WITHOUT A PEER. The very best products of the most reputable manufacturers are represented made from fabrics neat in color and handsome in pattern, and immeasurably su perior to what will be found anywhere else for the same money. A look at these garments will convince you that neither style, workmanship nor fit is entirely de pendent on price. TILT SHOES : : $3.50, 3.75, 5.00-are the best. STETSON HATS : : $3.50 and 5.00-soft and stiff. WILSON HATS : ': $2.00 and 2. 50 -so ft and stiff. PANAMA and STRAW HATS : . all sizes. SHIRTS qn4 GRAVATS : : latest things out. We sell the best goodsr-Prices the lowest Largest stock in town Boys' Clothing a Special Consideration at this Store. s i SILKS AND DRESS GOODS! New Wash Dress Fabrics. New White Goods and Em broideries. New Ribbons. New Gloves. New Trim mings. New Laces. New Dress Skirts. : : : : We believe that at our store you au find thegoodsyou waut and at PRICES THAT ARE THE LOWEST. All goods marked in plain figures and sold to all alike. We invite you to come in and see our store, examine our goods and compare our prices and we believe you will be convinced that Your Money Will Buy More Goods Here Than at Any Other Store in Town. Wat Company. to Stoy Just ask for what you want, the Fertilizer made at the Oil Mill in Henderson. The train in l.nii.i: i . dustry ia Henderson is gnr than at anj period in the hiton of our town. The Citizens Bank solicits its proportion of the iii,lr anee on these new luil.linjr..lw,-! ngs.ete. and Ruarantees .r.. erviee and lowest posi'.v i-.t. s to its cuutoraern. insurance Department Citizens Bank. RICHARD C. GAltY. NOTICE. SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES. BY AUTHORITY OF LA W I si i i n , l.v public auction, at the t ,,irt i,''J loorin Henderson, Vance Count v. t " Monday, May 6th, 1 907, the lands mentioned Uelow or h.. tun. 1 n,,., of nsmaj- be neceraar.v lo utih tU t.v thereon for the year UHlG . the V,.,,,.. u.. dulj? levied on by me. Th mime. . f ti. , ' T ties Hating Bnd the laud, li,.',-,! ., ,' amount of taxes nre correct l m i , , . ' Thin April 1st, 1507 K. A. I'utt l i. i.. Sheriefl of Vim. . t ,,i::,t HKNDKllSON TOWNsil 1 1- . Nume Taxes I ... I , , . Richard Bullock 1 lot :! l . , Fraiicitt Brown l'iu.-r.-s m '-. ., .'. unuirn uui TIM 1 ol (. I)r V J Judd 1 lot m;s i " o m if n i t m i ., J C Jdyrick Harrv K. Onen 1 lot 1 1 ; rtlTe JJ 1 lot M. 1 ( ; 1 :, I -. 4 u I t V Mrs E II Thomax Mock A In ton ncre land ."I 1 Junius fiattkervill 1 l..t J t- iam HioiLerville 1 I J.. li 111' J E Baxter i lot 4 o: l :, James M Bryant 1 lot ;tos 4', Walter Brodie 1 lot lull 141 1 , JobnBrodie 1 lot I ml li; I 1 j:, ?, Iewin Burton 1 lot 4 ;t 1 Willie Burwell 1 lot .V, 1 .-, 1 W T Cheatham NS ue.es 7 7s I ;;, ,i,',, Moses Cheatham 1 lot. 4JI 1 j:, ':,-.,, Mary J Clarke a acres M 1 ) (' Nelson Clay 1 ncre 1 ,o 1 j;, J R Davis 1 acre L;i4 1 j:, 3 Doc D. Davis ."1 u-res i:, 4 i, l'eter Davis 5 ucrcs 1 l:, 4 41', William B. Durham 5 acres l il 1 j:, 4 4H W. M.tirceu 2 lots .".71 I i: 7 lr, Susan Oreen 1 acre -J l.l l u;, 3 ( Wm Green I n. tv : or, 1 4 ;W, Daniel Harris 1 lot .1 nn 1 .-, ;, i:j l'eter Harris 1 lot I 2"i 2 I'.t Isaac Harris 2 los 2 4:1 i;, :i John Harm 1 lot 1 Di j -2:, 2 i Henry Hawkins 1 lot :S 12". Mi'.t Donas Hawkins 1 lot si 12:, n; Kaoter Hawkins 1 lot 2 us 1 :, :j:,.t Caroline Hargrove 84 ncres 4 01 l j:, ::u Alice Hamilton lucre 1 I'.t 1 .T, 2 i" Ed Hamilton ;t acres .' o. 1 :!.". t;:io Jumes Hayes 1 ai re :i 4." I 4 7n Silvia Henderson 1 lot 1hI7h 1 ;." 2 O'l Len Heiiderson 2 lots : 2 14 . .". ;7 Turner Henderson 1 lot 4 II I J". .". c.'i John Hodge lOacn-s 4 '; -j'i '. M Rachel Hodjfc 1 lot 1 l j:, .10 Nathan Johuson 50 acre 4 21 1 .". 4tt Anderson Jones 1 lot : 05 1 2.1 ." Hazel Kimball 1 lot 1 ', 2 Sim Martin 1 lot 1 T.o I 2' Sandy M. Martin 1 lot 1 lo 1 1'". 13.1 Grunt M amble, 1U05 V'aacre.'i 20 l'o :t4it (irantMarable. 1 Itoii H in re4 02 12". .". :'7 Peter Mitchell 1 lot M 1 I'm; Robt B Merritt 1 lot bal.'l :I7 1 l'." 4 W. O. Outlaw .'I lots 14 01 1 DUi't Susan Put ton 4 acres " I . i l't Anthony Perry 1 lot 2 01 I J'i :t James H-eil 1 acre 4 .".7 1 J-1 1 s.' John I Rowland 1 lot 4 1M 1 i 11 J A Radford 1 lot. 2 2i 1 .1 11 James RoKers 1 lot 3 21 1 2". 4 4'.t Edhcott 2 acres 3 21 1 2" 4 4i i II.... I n . r... , .,- .. ..- iiruurinuii ix'uu 4 acres X H 1 i ".'I J Walter Scott ,iucro.'l4 7 1 Jl 4 7.' I CharlesSueed's est. 1 lot Ml 121 i ("i i..i.ft j . -.. 1 u 011 11 .u rueeu I lot 1 . -i James Taylor 1 lot 4 12-1 'ill iouvena Tnylor 1 ncre 1 21 2 21 Lizzie Towncs 1 lot 141 121 2 ; W 11 Ward 1 lot :i 21 1 21 1 V John Wimbush llottml2 2 12". 4.1.1 Dock Wood 1 lot Kl 121 2. Hence Wortliam 1 lot 2 HI 1 2. 4 Moses Wyche 1 lot 4 1h 1 21 H'l Iovelace Youiir 1 lot M 12.1 2 ". Tobe Youns 1 lot .'1 .r2 1 21 I 77 Ed Thomas urn Jofepbine Young 1 lot 1 '.2 1 Jl 7 Jolm Young 1 hit 4 1 1 21 l KITTRELL TOWNSHIP. Name Ta'''' ' J A Harris ."() acres 4 :h 1 2". '-'I MrsMJ Parliam -10 acres 1 4 12". George Brandon I lot 2W! 121 111 James Burwell 1 lot 2 70 121 '.'1 Mary F Crudup acre 12.1 l '-'I Charley Covington 2-i acres 2 7 12-1 ' Susan Daniel .1 acres 1 0 1 21 i 'l i Claraaia Fields 1 lot m: 1 2-1 2 Mary Foster 1 a re 1 2". 1 !'' Henry Hicks 5 acres 3 02 1 2". 4 27 Angie Hawkins 1 ucre 1 ll 1 21 2 Sam Hunt 8 acres .VI 1 2-1 1 7" Fannie Johnson :i acri in 12". I II A B Morgan Caere Di 121 111 Isaac I'ersou agt 1 ucre 0" 1 2'. 1 '!' P R Peace f. acres .14 1 1 2". J M Perry 7.1 acres 7 44 I 21 Henderson Perry 1 1 4 acres I T,: 1 2 . 7 71 Henry Speed " 32 acren 3 17 1 21 4 72 RobtSneed 40 acres .111 121 ; 4't John Scott's est 2 urre 14 12". 1 Boh Whitehead 3 acres 31 1 21 I 7' W I L LI AM S BO R T W N H 1 1 ' Name Tnxn (.! Tni R A Fields 43.1 acres 20 7.1 1 2". 22 m) Mat Wimhush iu: acres 04 1 21 7 2!' I!,.l.t A U vil, 11 urru -r.t I 21 1 Allen A Wyche 1 1 acres 2' 1 2 Phil M Wvche 1 1 acres 3 27 li 1 14 4 12 TOWNESVILLE TOWN.-H 1 1' Name Taxes f Preston Stamps 100 acres 1 . is la". 3 u'l W R Creed i Co 1S acres .1 41 1 2-1 " 'J J A Henderson 300 o res H .12 1 2-1 '' ' NUTBCSH TOWNSHIP. Name Taxes .t T..'"J Wesley Hargrove 02 acres 3 !0 1 2". H middlebi:ro township. JohnDCapps 1 lot ! .10 121 71 Grant Duller 2 acres l,:il 1 .13 121 2 7" Marv Summerville. estate 1 ncre lo 12". 1 James Anna Summerville 1 acre "1 12". 1 i SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP Name Taxs " T''' I t 1 L ... .... n .... 1 1 ''.I i.j aiidoh z.z acre .( i "i i T Ayscue I2 a res bal .1 42 1 -A W A Jackson 2t acres 137 1 2 .; Li ft New (Drop Fteld and Garden Seeds Have all kind m.! :''' the most reliable jrr-.vw!" Seed Potatoes (ft erery dewripti' Your every want suj j ia 4fag8, medicine? drogisfs. Bjindries. PRESCRIPTIONS q spetialtj' rj. HD(B)C2SEV.
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