The Lincoln County News
MILTON TIDDY, Editorand Proprietor
Intarcaaiaeoond-cltM matter December II,
ISM, it tbe Poat office at Lincolnton, N. C,
OBderac'ofCongresiof Marcnl, 1S7H. ,
I8SUBD TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1911.
The News congratulates chief
McAllister and his faithful fire
laddies on their fine work Friday
night The job was well perform
ed and they deserve the thanks of
the entire town. .
The citizens of the town up to
yesterday have made up a purse
of about $150, which will be
presented to Mr. Jake Ford.
This is a generous act and it will
be duly appreciated by Mr. Ford,
not for the monetary value alone,
but for the spirit in which it was
given.
1st GRADE.
Perfect Attendance-Kichard
Beal, Eoy Navy, Dave Kistler,
Lula Johnson, Annie Haynes, Ella
Frances Haynes, Genevieve Del
linger. Honor Boll Beulah Cald
well, Edgar Love (Class Leaders),
Louise Goodson, WilmerJCaldwell.
.. K. 11. Deilinger has Tour chil
dren Carl 10th grade, Agnes and
Lena th grade, Geneveive 1st,
who have been neither absent nor
tardy this session. ' Lillie Buff of
7th grade has not been absent or
tardy in three years.
Messrs. N. M. Deilinger, J. E.
and Tom Hoover, H. K. Ramsaur,
J. C. Warlickj Mr. and Mrs. E.
O. Anderson and others are at
tending the reunion in Little
Bock this week. Mrs. N. W.
Deilinger and Miss Emma Sulli
van will accompany the party as
far as Cornith, Miss., ' where they
will stop off and visit relatives.
The closing exercises of CrouSe
High School will be held Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
Rev. G. T. Rowe, of Charlotte,
will deliver an address Jon Friday.
All who wish may take dinner
The eight members of the Child
ren of the Confederacy who un
veiled the monument on May the and serve it on the grounds.
11th were: Misses Frances Faii
Mary Stewart Edwards, Katherine
Heim, Lena Deilinger, Myrtle
Padgett, and Jennie Same, and
Masters Kenneth Grigg and Sidney
McCutchin.
WORSE EVERY YEAR .
Plenty of Lincolnton Peaders Have the
Same Experience.
Don't neglect an aching back.
It will get worse every year.
Backache is really kidney ache. '
To cure the backache you must
cure the kidneys.
If yoto don't' other kidney ills
follow
Urinary troubles, dropsy,
Bright's disease.
Follow the advice of the Lin
colnton people. '
,' Mrs. Mattie Michal, of Lincoln-
ton, X. C, says: "For ten years
Mrs. M. Sherrill and family
will leave today for Spartanburg,
S. C. where they will make their
home in the future.
: One of the pleasant espisodes of I
May 11th was the charming intro
duction ot Mrs. Stonewall Jackson
to the immense crowd by Mrs. F.
M. Williams of Aewton, State
president of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy.. As Mrs.
Jackson arose and faced the people
smilingly, a great shout went up
from thousands of throats and all
the veterans and many others
eagerly clasped the hand of the most
distinguished living woman of the
Confederacy.
: MUSHROOM CORNS
Most Painful of All Foot Ailments
. How to Cure Them.
Honor Roll of Lincolnton Graded School
For the Term 19J0-W1.
10th GRADE.
Perfect Attendance Carl Del
linger. Scholarship to Trinity
College. Maud Crowell (Class
Leader. )
9th grade. "
Perfect Attendance Ethel Cliue
Honor Boll Myrtle Padgett
(Class Leader), Lillie Lineberger,
Cora Lee, Khodes, Frank Love.
8th GRADE.
Perfect Attendance Mary War-
lick, Johnnie Anthony, Xellie
Harrill. Honor Boll Johnnie
Anthony (Class Leader), Emma
Hoover, Mary Warlick.
7th grade. .
Perfect Attendance Lillie Buff,
Lena Deilinger, Agnes Deilinger,
Inez Crowell, Annie Hoover, Bosa
Lee Leonard, John Kobmson.
Honor Boll Marie Lineberger
(Class Leader), Maggie Beattie,
Lillian Hoover.
6th grade.
Perfect Attendance Charlie
Bandall (4 years) Frances Ban-
dall (3 years), Brema Sharpe,
Walter Costner, Macie Sigmon,
Sterne Camp, Baymond Roberts,
Lorene Shives. Honor Boll-
Raymond Roberts, Irwen Good-
son (Class Leaders) Elsie Rhodes,
Brema Sharpe, Macie Sigmon
Grace Sherrill.
5th grade.
Perfect Attendance Jennie
The Mushroom corn is so called from
Its pitted cone top, resembling a tiny
mushroom. It "burrows deep Into the
toe and gets more inflamed than other
corns. For the quick relief and cure of
these and all corns and callouses the
following is the most effective remedy
knowrj to , sci-
ence: Dissolve
2 tablespoonfuls
of Caloclde com
pound in a ba-
in of hot water. Soak the feet in this
for full fifteen minutes, gently mas
aging the sore parts. (Less time will
not give desired results.) All sore
ness instantly disappears and the com
or callous can be easily peeled off. It
may be necessary to repeat this for a
number of nights for a complete cure,
but If adhered to it will surely succeed.
A little olive oil rubbed on the part
it very beneficial. This Calocide is a
very remarkable preparation for all
foot ailments and Is no longer confined
to doctors' use. Any druggist has it
in stock or will quickly get it from his
wholesale house. A twenty-five cent
package is usually sufficient to put the
worst feet in fine condition. Bad smell
ing feet and tender feet need only a
few treatments, likewise with inflamed
bunions. This item will be welcomed
by persons who have tried ineffectual
powders and tablets.
Administrators Notice.
kidney trouble caused me suffering
and last summer my condition grew
alarmingly worse. "My back was
very weak and painful and my feet
and ankles often became so badly
swollen that I could hardly stand
Headachesland dizzy spells bother
ed me aud the secretions from my
kidneys were a source of annoy
ance. When I had almost despair
ed of finding relief, 1 1 heard of
Doan's Kiduey Pills and obtained
a box at Lawing'jg Drug Store,
This remedy permanently cured me
and today lam enjoying good
health.
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
the United State. '
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of David Yoder. latp ot the
county of Lincoln, State of North
Carolina, notice is hereby given, to all
partiesor persons having claims against
said, estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 5th day of
May, 1912, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will make immed
iate payment. - .
This the third day of May. 1911.
Damil A. Yoder, Administrator of
David Yoder, deceased.
Summons for Non-Resident
' Defendants
North Carolina, 1 In the Superior
t Court, Before-A.
Lincoln County. ) Nixon, C. 8. C.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Dorus H. Bess, Executor of P. B. Bess,
Plaintiff.
vs. " : -
Beatrice' Bess, Henry Bess and wile,
Fannie Bess, Dorus H. Bess and wife,
L. E. Bess, Minnie Bess Mansfield
and husband, T. J. Mansfield,
Lula Black and husband, J. F.
Black. Ocie Beam and hus
band, D. P. Beam and '
Beverly Bess, Defendants.
The State of North Carolina, to the
above earned defendants, T. J. Mans
field and Minnie Bess Mansfield and
Beverly Bess, Non-resident refendants,
Greeting:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned to be and appear before A.
Nixon. Clerk of the Superior Court of
Lincoln County, N. C, at his office in
Lincolnton, N. C. on
the 3rd day of Tune, J9I J,
and answer the complaint now on file
in the above stated cause, and you are
runner notified, that same is an action
instituted and commenced by the above
named plaintiff D. H. Bess Executor of
P. B. Bess deceased, for. license and
leave to sell real estate to create assets
in the due administration of the estate
of P. B. Bess deceased. You are furt ti
er notified that you have an interest in
the lands mentioned and described In
the pleadings in said cause, and you
are further notified if yon fail to answ
er or demur to said petition and cony
plaint, the relief prayed for by the
plaintiff petitioner will be granted,
Hereof take due notice. Given under
my hand and official seal, this 19th ot
April 1911. ,
(OFFICIAL SEAL) A. NIXON.
Clerk Superior Court, Lincoln Coun
ty, North Carolina. a21-6t-oaw
Land Sale.
I.ANn fsATP
oiiuer ana oy vuure oi an oraer of
the Superior Court of Lincoln County
oy tne nerit thereof, 1 will on
Monday the 22nd day of May 1911
at 12 o'clock M.; at the court house
door in Lincolnton, N. C. sell at public
auction 10 me nignest Didder, upon
terms, one tnira casta, balance in equal
installment! of six and twelve months.
deferred amounts secured by note with
approved security, bearing interest
I from data nf 1a At rwp nminm n..
i. TT T 1. T!- I V,iS .V. V..l-. . i i ' T . K 1""
i ciuuu uiey, vkucb Aiine-I " miNau m-i annum. Title being reserved until
berger, Elmyra Smith, Willie ltUme?" of ,Ix twelve months, payment of the purchase money in full,
Oostner. Thdma DdliiW ? miere" Irom The following real estate, lying and
' o i uaK an via uvi vruiuui ltca tuJUULu. Willi
4th GRADE. i privilege to purchaser to pay all cash,
Perfect
onarpe (tor ' years; Ernest I amounts secured by note with appro v-
smves, -bagar Deilinger, saUielea,ecnruy' me following real estate,
Hnmrnr TCIla Mo it TTrn-r) TTai.IJ, uoing in incoinion Town
l?llTK-.f- T i T I "I w""iy o, Lincoln Biaie or jNortb
Warlick, Lillie Mae James, Per-
nell Lineberger, Sue Carpenter,
w line uistner. Honor Koll-
Thelma Deilinger (Class Leader)
Margaret Ramsaur, Sherwood
Childs, May Cobb, Genevieve Rob-
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court by the Clerk thereof
in speoial proceeding, entitled, "R. M.
Roseman Administrator of J. C. Sum-
merrow vs Sarah ,E. Summerrow," I
will on
Saturday, the 27th day of May, J9JJ,
at 12 o'clock, at the court house door
In Lincolnton, N. C, sell at public auc
tion to tne Highest bidder, upon terms,
being is Lincolnton Township!Lincoln
Attendance Vsri l.""?" wjniiif Men otner and adjoining the
. V r I V1 !""" j inn,- ueierrea lands or L. L. Houser, R. 8. Reinhardt
-Roberta Love (Class Leader) cwoiina, and boundea and described
Georgia Heavner.
3rd GRADE.
Perfect Attendance Elizabeth
Hoke (for 2 yeanO'Ellis Honey
cutt (for 2 years) Hattie John
son, Robert Harrill, William Mc
Cutchen, Prue Sigmon, . Eunice
Hoyle. 'Honor Roll Elizabeth
.Hoke Class Leader) Micah Hall
man, Elizabeth Mullen, Corritta
Edwards, Eunice Hoyle, Jessie
Haynes, Hattie Johnson, Robert
Harrill, Dounie MeNeely, Ruby
radgett, Lander aetzer.
2nd grade. ,
Perfect Attendance Lily NaVy,
Sammie Lore,' Edith Hoover,
Edna Hoover, Mary Deaton, Ada
Crowell. Honor Roll William
Minter (Class Leader), Florence
Covington, , Ada Crowell, Mary
Deaton, Annie Heim,. ... Minnie
Keever, Margaret Motz, Wilhel
mina Reesj Jean Roberts, Marion
Wise.
follows
Adjoining the lands of . the late
George Summerrow, now Rudisill and
Anthony, lands of the late William
Taylor, lands of R. M. Koseman and
others, eginning at a stone, corner
of Church land, and runnina thence
witb big road N. 3 degrees 15 minutes
E. 40 poles; thence with big road N. 8
E. 61 poles, to stone in big road;fthence
S. 87 degrees and 30 minutes E. 143
poles, to a stoner thence S. 22 E. ill
poles to a stone; thence N. 85 W. 113
poles to the beginning,- containing
82 e-iu acres, more or less. -
Said sale will commence atthesum
of fifteen hundred, twenty five and
59-100 dollars, the upset bid and offer
upon said tract of land. '
This the 21st day of April, 1911.
R. M. Rohem an 'Administrator of J. C
Scmmkrrqw, dee'd. a25-4t
r; r beal & co.
Horses, Mules, Vehicles
and Harness ; ; -
Phone 89
LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Nancy Mullen and others and bounded
as follows:
First Tract: eglonlnt at ' pine
stump and stone and running S. 35 W
Jti poles te a stone; thence 8 87 E 12
pole to an iron stake; thence 8 8 W
15 polea to a stone; thence 8 77 E 86
poles to a atone; thence N 37 W 66 polea
to the beginning. Containing 1 acres
more or less.
Second Tract: The reversionary in
terest in the dower of Mrs. Easter
Hause, Widow of A. 3, Hause deceased.
Said dower lands bdunded as followj:
Beginning at gum Rudisill corner on
Reinhardt line and runs N.35 E 23 poles
to a newcomer; a stone; thence S 37 E
12 poles to an iron stake; thence S gj
W 15 poles to a stone and pointers on
tbe.old line; thence. With the old line N
77J W 20 poles to the beginning, Con
taining one and seven tenths acres.
Reference is had and made to the spec
ial iproceedingnow pending before the
Cleric of tbe Superior Court of Lincoln
County, N. C. entitled '-'s. P. Houser
administrator of A. J. Hause vs Easter
Hause and others," in which cause the
order of sale was made and directed.
This the 19th day of April 1911.
S. P. Houser, Administrator of . A. j.
Hause, dee'd.
MAGISTRATE'S Summons . and
Chattel Mortgages are for sale at this
office. Lincoln County News.
SALE OF LANDS.
Under and by virtue of a deed of
trust executed May 2nd 1907, by G. W,
Hunter to C. E. Childs, trustee, to se
cure a debt due to T. M. Whisonant for
purchase money for lands described
below as fourth and filth tracts, which
debt as evidenced by . bond ot even
date, Was on Nov, 6th 1907 duly trans
ferred to A. Nixon, and by him on
May 1st 1911. transferred to E. O. An
derson, it being still unpaii, and said
E. O. Anderson having demanded of
said trustee that he proceed to adver
tise ana sell said lands to satisfy same
and under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a mortgage deed
executed on the 8th day of Oct. 1907,
by O. W. Hunter and wife Lillie Hun
ter to A. Nixon to secure debt therein
stated, said debt being still due and
unpaid, it also having been transferred
to E. O. Anderson on the 1st day of
May 1911, and under and by yirtue of
a mortgage deed executed on the 10th
day of February 1908, by G. W. Hun
terand wife L. I. Hunter to E. O. An
derson to secure said Anderson in the
performance of a contract by G. W
Hunter and save him harmless under
said contract, and G. W. Hunter hav
ing failed and refused so to do, the
said undersigned parties, will on
the 5th day of June 1911
it being the first Monday in June, sell
to the highest bidder for cash at pub
lic auction at the court bouse door in
Lincolnton, N. C, at noon, the follow
rag lots and parcels of lands, vix: All
lying and being in the Northeast ward
of the Town of Lincolnton, N. C, and
designated as follows:
First Tract: Being a part of lot
known as Kate McGinnis lot, and ad
joining the plat of land known as Oak
land Heights and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a big Oak on the Sher
rill or Oakland Hbights line, and runs
then, S 21 E 200 feet to a Stone; then,
S 71 W 54 1-4 feet to a Stake: then N 21
W200 feet to a Stake, to what, was
formerly Sherrill's line; then.i N 71 E
54 1-4 feet to the beginning, containing
one-fourth of an acre more or less. .
Second Tract: Being known as Lot
No. 4 in Block "C" of the Oakland
Heights land,! fronting, on State street,
and bounded as follows:
Beginning at an Iron Pin on the last
side of State street, corner of lot No. 8
and runs, then, N 16 W . 90 feet to an
Iron Stake ion the East side of State
street, corner of lot No. 5; then, N 74 E
355 feet with line of lot No. 5 to a
Stake in Branch, corner of lot No. 5;
then, in southern direction with the
meanders' of the branch 95 feet to a
Stake in the Branch, corner of lot No.
3; then, S 74 W 327 feet with s line of
said lot to the beginning.
Third Tract: Designated as lot No.
8 of the Oakland Heights land, fronting
on state street ana bounded as follows:
Beginning at an Iron Stake on the
East side of State street, corner of lot
No. 7 and runs; then! N 16 W 90 feet to
an Irou Stake on the Eaat side of State
street, corner of lot No. 9; then, N 74
E 360 feet' to a Stake in the Branch,
corner of iot No. 9: then, in a southern
direction with the meanders of the
branch 90 teet to a Stake in the branch
corner of lit No. 7; then, S 74 W 350
feet with lane of lot No. 7 to the begin
ning. f- i
Fourth tract: ' Containing lots No
73 and 74 of the Oakland Heights land,
and bounded as follows: Beginning
at an Iron" Stake on the west side of
State street, corner! of lot No. 72 and
runs; hen, S 74 W 175 feet to an alley?.
comet of lot No. 72; then,. S 16 E 60
feet with said alley way to a Stake.
corner of lot No. 75; then, N 74 E175
feet with linerof lot No. 75 to an Iron
Pin on the West side of State street,
comer of lot No. 75; then, N16 W 60
feet with State street to the beginning,
rmn Tract: Being lot No. 7 in
Block "C" of the Oakland Heights
land, fronting on State street and
oounaea as follows: Beginning at a
Stake on the east side of State street,
comer of lot No. 6 and runs; then, N
16 W 90 feet to an Iron Stake on the
east side of said street, corner of lot
No. 8; then,. N 74 E 850 feet, with a
line of lot No. 8 to a Stake in the
Branch; then, tin a southern direction
with the meanders of the branch 91
feet to a Stake in the branch, comer of
iot iN o. e; then, S 74 W with line of lot
No. 6 364 feet to the beginning.
i he money arising from this sale to
be also applied in payment of the
judgement and Hen of the Lincoln
Brick Co. vs G. W. Hunter, and dulv
assigned to it. u. Anderson, as will an
pear by record in Lincoln County, X.
v. , ,
For the trust deed to C. E. Childs see
Book 71 p. 343. ..
For the Nixon Mortgage see Book
99 p. 102. '
For the Lincoln Brick Judgement
ana lien see Judgement docket No. 5
p. 288.1
For the E. O, Anderson mortgage see
BOOK VV p, 310. . j
All of the records of Lincoln County,
. v. to which reference Is made,
This the 5th day of May 1911 .
C E. Childs, Trustee,
" A. Nixon. Mortgager.
E. O. Anderson. mortea?ee and As.
slgnee of the above claims. ,
( r7fV' vn
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
" ' Carolina and North Vestern.
Schedule Effective April 30th, 1911
nortnoouna no. 10 arrives ' 10:26 a. m.
Northbound No. 60 arrive at 6:46 p. m
Except Sunday. - - 1 r t"
Southbound No. 9 arrives -' 8:43 p. m.
south Douna jo. 7 arrives at 10:05 a.m.
Except Sunday.
SEABOARD AIR LINE EXPRESS 3
Schedule in Effect April 9, 1911
Westbound No. 138 arrives Lincolnton
11:14 a. m.
Eastbound No. 132 arrives Lincolnton
5:45 p. m.
RUTHERFORDTON CHARLOTTE
. LOCAL
For Charlotte No. 46 arrives Lincoln
ton 8:50 a. m.
Per Rutherfordton No. 47 arrives In
Lincolnton 6:48 p. m. . "
If you want to cat ice cream this
summer, come let us sell you a freez
er. We have them in all the popular
sizes foi family use arid in two grades.
We want to show you our line and
tell you our prices. -
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Grain Cradles
Its time you are getting ready
for the coming harvest. We have
the grain cradles for you also big
lot of grain blades to fit up your old
grain cradles with from 50c up. See
them.
Cotton Hoes
Big line of cotton hoes in any
size wanted up to 10 inches in width.
We always try to have just what is
wanted and with the right prices
affixed.
Cultivators
. Have you seen our riding and
. walking cultivators, weeders, harrows,
etc.? If not you should come at
once and see them. We have a big
line of the great labor saving tools
for you and can help you to cultivate
your crops much .easier if you will
only call i
ies and Sumes
; We are having a great sale on
buggies and surries, never so. large
before because we have so many
attractions and new ones are being
added each week ; and better still
we make the ; price. If you need
either a buggy or surry no matter
. what grade or : style it will always,
pay you to come to our warerooms
and see bur immense stock and learn
our prices. ' .
When you have shopping of any
kind to do either buying or selling it
always, pays to . come to the "Big
Store." We always pay top prices
for your produce - and - never fail to -.sell
for less.
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Stamey
Fallston,
;Xros:
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