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EICIIT PACE3 THE M ON ROB JOV1EI AU FftiDAT'. FFItRFARY S. 1022. tAC TWO . - i rt i !f th .i;t..mrer of any state or at V:AY AV WAN A it of its coition. The UX11U liai-' m" laws of the Roman kings, and th FOUL MURDERER StaSS ! fr..m sentences of death, silently . . ii j .hroirated them all. In this perunl Mr. McCall A!o Savs Tnat Had f, ie!.ubiic flourished; under the em He Been Executed the World j , i severe punishment were re- v . ... . .;vi- ml the ercrv.r.? fell. Weuld Have I.OSt MUCII " 14..fc hr u,J ''".V' cotTim.t "' .'T. ' !f tnid county and State in Bock A-l. l-n.- anvthimr! ...i ; s ..vn.l then we deliher- i hereby maae. 1 win. on the intensity of his wickedness be-1 come greater. In the name of de cency and common sense, if prison discipline and a penitentiary be need ed for thieves and pickpockets, why are they not all "the more needed for murderers and burglars? Yet we reform the one and .nif the other. How utterly absurd it :s that the law which detects and punishes homicide would, in order to prevent murder. .iil.l .lv romm.t murder use-i. we Legal Advertisements SU.K OK VAl.lAHI.K CITY AND MitiuitAxii;oi'u;TY T:v irme of the powers contained in a Ie'd of Trust of date July 20. , djng business at Weddington, N. 1520. by Alda It- Kairley ana ner, nas this day been dissolved Dy huAhanil John M. Kairliy. to he : mutual aereement. and by the terms undersigned trustee, which said j 0f Mjj dissolution, V. L. Hemby be- Heed of Trust is auiy recomvu i NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION I CERTIFICATE OF DISSULLliu To whom it may concern: This is; State of North -Carolina, to certify that the partnership here- j Department of State, tofore existing between W. L. Hem-jx,, ,jj to whom these present may by, J. A. Deal and C. A. Deal, under , pome Greeting: the hrm name ol nemoy a ueai, ana Whereas, it appears i my saiisiac- tion, by duly authenticated record ol- the proceedings for the voluntary dis thereof bv the unanimous iconsent of all the stockholders, de- ! ... . ; .1.-. . i. n;. the office of the Uegister of Diwdj PAUL WAS ALSO A bAll Ut.j EveI.jbiKiy who knows anything j Ukinfr it away and then we deliber I about the history of entries ana pun- i. l. rr.se It Show, the Omenta know that the intlxtion of 14 V I " ' . -i. . Ik. ff K ately take it away ourselves. Those '7. -kl. ih. who favor the dea n pena contend j ,a.h rourt .k.. , .. .th tu na ;v nus never remits Failure of Capital Punishment , (0 iesSt.n the crane of murder but 5,. C.o.e Creek Man j wherever it ha been rigorously unl S3 l.ooe vretk lirUe!!v enforce J. murder has mcreas- .-t r..rmnlv there are passages n Mr.J.P. McCaU. Prominent lawyer the Old Testament Car fL?rrelk townshfp. is opposed to but who would be foolish enough to lf rrison bar, are sufficient to hold! and runs ; a Vumh ent all says the fact j,.si.,t upon imposing the death pen- tkAorse thief why are they not suf- ,to an iron VS uJ In last Sundav' Observer. a!tv fr all the olTenses which were fu.ient for the mur.k-rerT Must society N- 1-2 . "i'li'. out loud, in las ' "1l11uh,..i lln,w the Penal cor. of VAm, i.self? When did society ac- creek; thnice down and itn the a ihat "Pun snm.-ni o -" j : .r in v.,nroo. v. C.. all that .U.rr, ' "K"";m,nt 1 ouW suf'ri -e I U-Mnnin, at the N. W. inters comes the owner of the entire stock; posited in my office, that the Flint of goods, wares anu mercnanuise, uu . ,,1 More t ompany, a corporanoa all cotton gin machinery and all the notes and accounts due said partner ship, and all parties indebted to said firm will make payment to W. L. Hemby. The said W. L. Hemby will continue business at the same stand. All debts against said partnership are to be paid by the said W. L. Hemby, and all persons, firms r cor poration holding claims against said partnersnip wui preaeiu uiu i " Carr Ave.,'; for payment Mr V M. Moore published an ar- Ml,;,s? Under the Mosaic law per uirc the legal and moral right j;';"!, f b r fUu in which he attempts to justify Wl.rt. thirty-two oJTet.ses punished wrt.ak vengeance upon an individual? of IN an.l. n c u. t "-f Vharlie X ni hment on UiWieal a- w.th death. Thirty-one of these have j it riKht for s.n iety to kill a man ifci- l:nM.ssing the laiuls of Cliarlw ffiS Pln ih rtk"e I shall not "K. ,., ,he an i. ui"ted scrap heap' Lr,ho ha killed? 1 this not IK ' :. Baxter illiaiiis. J. H. Hnn f n,?,; diiwt rep v to Mr- M.t.re. of an out-of-date civi!izat:on. The!(lllinj; evi fr evil? "Vengeance island I hain IMjUt. to a I'oiu In he Sw 1 .& nu ke a few obser- v (,!at,oi, of .seven of the ten com- j .; , wiH roray aaith the Lord "; nilddl- ef the c.eek one locust t.ee v ions upon the" ue.ion under fre- madment was PnW,e.! with cer- x t,lr-,anct. is imlind;.;,! act. pun- ,.o:nter: thence s . 1-4 W. ? oSS'ln the nrstsen. ta: death under t e Ut MoW - j a - ..jke hen k 17 ..4 U. u ...ii j - imi n.i i' .t. ni Tii,"i ri'iiiJini l if iut- ' ..mi'i'hi t:i4 iuii: i.iii.niitiib is i i'.eo i i. .... rt i We solicit for him the continuation of the good will and patronage here tofore extended the firm. This the 3rd day of Jan., 1922. J. A. DEAL C. A. DEAL W. L. HEMBY Ihw-rhne of murder is on the in- n.at'ize the onward march of "truth 1 a.tlXt. j;, p(.Wer, ieta! atlon i beneath crease throughout the country r.o wen UIU B,-ace informed person will atiem w ...- U;e ... . - m.i.v , . l trovert or deny in ami nine: tlienc? By what authority werejit. it js the business ef a Christian , ttake on the hast naiiK 01 a attempt to con- u;i. penalties of these offense elim'-; t;ltt, to comvt and mend individuals. I hence & t i- v .f : if .i. , trni. then .,,.t...l fr.mi the criminal code of; n.,t ,i nvonee itse f lv the'commis- chs. to tl:e mm in u:e muu, m SALE OF REAL ESTATE Bv virtue of an Order and Decree madii by R. W. Lemmond, Clerk of j the Superior Court cf Union County, j North Carolina, in a special proceed ; im- nrniliiitr therein wherein J. N. to a:i iroujIs.- . .1 ,,,,int;Ts and Mrs. Bliss Robinson et al were defendant, I will, on Saturday, the lHth day of Feb, 1922 olfer for sale U the highest bidder Court House door in Monroe, two certain tracts of land, being m Sandy Kidge County of Union and North Carolina, bounded and as follows: ract. Beginning at a cedar v.elve-nule creek by some and runs down said creek of this state, whose principal office is situated in the town of Waxhaw, County of UnionState of North Car olina (K. C. Craig being the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon whom process may be served), has complied with the requirements of " Chapter 22, Consolidated Statutes, en titled "Corporations," preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of Dis solution: . Now, therefore, I, J. Bryan Grimes, Seecretary the State of the State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, on the 13th day of January. 1922, file in my office a duly executed and attested consent in writing to the dissolution of said corporation, executed by all the stock holders thereof, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now in file in my said office as provided by law. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and affixed my of ficial seal at Raleigh, this 13th day of January. A. D. 1922. J. BRYAN CRIMES, Secretary of State. , ,1 u. ..u..:..,.i Tk k s ...i1 min sh-t ..t ,,,,.1.,, ..-. h.rtli and s 16 1 " W. 4.96 chs.: thence away i..u ti' until ii in an 'iipwi . iim' . tin nuiM i.-. ,-- - ii i iiiui mi ..n.i -. ........ r"-. . Vn. ,,t".... lv fa led of its ment is the last vestige of an ancient 1 ,u tlan was ever committed by an , !Yom the ditch N. 6 . J cna.. i at the p"u. ' t . ; .. ..rl.fi greatest law and untutored barbarism. There are ., .Hviclual. "Death belongs to God ; thence S. 4 . 2.1 efts, to a none. N, C( i-rieM T'hve said that "Crimes are numerous instances of men who be- j aKlnv. By what right do men touch thir.ee with the Nortliern l"" lying and wri.ers ... .u., .,... .,.,. i (.;f.;v,.ns after hav- ,v,.,t nnLmiwn thinL'?" . i thirtr foot slivel ,N. 8b . oUJ it., Township. moJJr.Zyd severity of i,',. committed murder, nothwith-! . K,1VJ,,1H 4in c.vs Uo thcm-e S. 4 W. 3.26 chs. to a Mono; I Sute of c.-ri ui.. .- . ,. . , nPoni,atu.onunt .. , ' . , ihence X. 70 V. 3..0 chs. to a stone, , Wrihcd P'TV. Mitesiuierl the renal rule and' th, unbridled, , ! i .1,-nce S. W. 3.60 cUs. to the bo- Kirst t ?r't - -u , .l that is ,vrth i man. S;ttHse the d.-athl'l - 1 T I ..inning, eoutaiiiing 47 1-2 a-res. an j-take on t niniie. ue . e. "".;..., " ,.v had heen intlieted upon Moses. I "I'"- , ' . ii Tl ! that Cert a in tract of land convoyed by willows d i . r, . Z .f the fivi'est law- i, murdered an Egyptian in coll;5""" , ifL,.w' k ,i T. D. Winchester and wile to J. W. s. 3 E. 2.2J chs. to a stake on said Blal iVh. f;l hi kir pemleeUT 1 d wh w'.uld hav, written th.- Ptal pu.i.shmc-nl. if f ut urit y shoulit Kllir! (nlM,.e, by deed dated Nov. rw.k: thence a m.w line S. CVj E. el 'K1-111: h ' " ' ' blik Vf C.enew? David was a foulard me the K loi "a'n ?u;" ' ls .. and reei-ered in Union 180 chs. U a pile of stone in the prjvlueed said tUat ,,,,,,,,. anJ vet be save us the . --Utcoy. S. C. u Book 22. page 415 Monroe and Wcddington road; thence ,kf v ,r; tv . f -ict;o-is which lvain s and l-vnme the "Sweet Singer "t,ul A x ' J 1 , te . to whi. h deed rerrence is here- Vi'.li said road 11.50 chs. to the center among the aru t t .u t , hu n . n. . .i.. i . ,ht. rhrs-i ' "mitel a foul and m-j description, lens, bridge and creek; thence with a fjt" "h a ' e II K Urn world would have lost if 1'aul - "hi I how , -r, snrh part thereof as was or ,ine of lot No. 3 N. 544 13.00 to he'n de l ire 1 "v net of parliament had been ru; t. death for the mu-, "" ,l ' M "'j CT'?n l heretofore conveyed by the beginninu" and eontain.ng 7 acres. JTIr !" J s atXi '" m -s?K:m iiv vvi ol- vi, 1 no U) tins ;.iH-,eiu Min imi . , . . , , , . n.i ii made ill 1 lie iiomi secuieu iuuh- uh uiu imm nm, i.-inv ... ... in ill ill eui iuiiii i- v. uii mi ia n vi UP I', -..it., tin. hm.i' ci'iiturn'S of elVl iza- . ' .. .. i .i... r r..i:.'i..n I s.ule'y :. ..:n ......,.. i served out am M.rry to sa( man is sun a m k, ... .,,. ,-,n,ii., u;m -i,i of wl-en v.v.i srear down tliroujh helm , " .. .. , ii- and harness. Still we are m:iki;pr n injured, thruuu'.i comp issi, ten forbear t) pn-sccitte; ,;un. through compassion, will sometime foriret their oaths, and e.ther aetiuit thi euiltv or mitigate the nature th nrTeiise: and judges, through cm- ti!iian will ves'Mto (ine-half of tl o I'ltle un,l '.r..m..:i,l ibi'iii to the ninal laws reeitei .......i i ..,..1,11 e.i ni.niv . haiii es ment that nobody would he o? eci'-ing. the n vdv and harden, d enough t. want enforced in our da. offender overlooks the muttit.ide tltat Reform One and Hang the Other suffer he b'ld'v engirci s in son-.e We have, at la.-t, wisely ebisfitied desperate atteiir.-'t, to relieve his jwinrs cvim n ils .:..! the mir."r off.-n l.;rs or supplv h:s vices; and. f une- are '.t in schoo.s and ref .rmatorios pectedlv 'the hand ol" justice over- for education and reformation. Do ...L,w kim V... ,!.-.. ms him'si.if uliar- not the greater criminals need re- i.n.l that was what he !e- the "Lord set a mark bv. This Jan. 31. 1 f22. K. H. HKDjyXK. Trustee. kill him." If tin- hccouiU of the first murder and his trial is to be NOTK'K TO CKED1TOKS Having this day qualified before the Clerk of the Cou" of Union C lunty ns executrix of the estate of Felix Griffin, dece ised, this is t no tify h!1 persons hoMin.j claims t a ly unfortunate, in sacr'lice to those impunity h.-.s taught h ni to c rrlenmj tliat (I'lIT! pun- Fl.icks.one suggest 'shments cau.-.-ii t! Roman i-nipiro. for the r.'.cntator all!: "We may further o' sanguinary laws are a b, falling at 1 laves, which down.a:! ot tile ITOgiess. n.i. i-:n- mi .., ,k..n ,..k,. in the Old Testa- '"' n ", i'"','" J'" ""J ""'i ill..1 iO.J.'W ii, jiii mil it is mm. i'ii .'! ... i i .. ii I e.mrse tain was pumsrieu as nil in-1 fenders should be. not for the sake of punishment hut lor the purpose ot ,:,, ,i, vtatp ,,f a-id Velix drif- metiihng a broken reed. Old Soc-1 fin l( ,irt.stnt ,ht.pi to the undersign rates said once: "It is l etter to sutler j p., (() if Moye t,u ,.iy t( jan. w rong than to commit it, but when ; u;irv jn-vj, or thi notice will he plead a man commas u crime it is better; jn ,;.;r f ,hl,iv ret.overv. All persons lor mm to no puiKsnen man io go UOIl l'l . II .HI 'II " l lIH. II , I'l 1 .1 1 A .1 cessarv to effect the correction -unpunished And so it is, bu the li.s ili Diavod onjeci oi an puinsmncnis snouin ne formation too? If all these endeavors are lie and relormation of th are they not, in the name ot common sor;.-o. iv.eessarv to ;,!fect tk: more re.it cam- ..tmavei! e'lr nee bad man wu !.' Mil', we ..to') just wliere ni'athy and ei r;ioti are most , as if th; ri fnrma'.'nn of a ol K s c ;:s t j, ii.'e :is The Slsn of a Good Stove ;.t'.irt.-.riC, A H.i-rv h-.vjc.-vit",. i!c - ici -!. wh.!oo::-.e focd' A i clean and ed.'-nos kiuT.cn-; Jcl ti.-noi.-v a:id contci.t.r.c.it. AH v f thc.-e arc inJi.-rU-r. cf a k.vJ oil stove in a h.;r.:c. Thcv are the sure si.-,n ot a hor.-.e an oil stove vvhua is c..i:.pea with the lVcr-.tcd KHvOviAS Pu;:-.cr. The r.,tc:-.tcJ KLROGAS Furt.cr the hesrt of the ci. t-..vj rurr.s gjs i:ener.iteJ fr.wi k.-r.cne. it does not hum th; oil. I ?ra..: sas from the oil, burnir.c -fO c:'.l.r.s ot air v-.t'v ever v-iil-m of kerosene consumed. The ratcr.u-J KEROCA? Burner maes rn oil tove act lihe a g. ran:e. It i; tlie mort remarkaWemi ihe ma.kc; tor cookir j cihuency and instant heat control. Powerful, double p-.n flame -"a fame within a flame" whi.Ii it conccnrrat-rJ d rect'.y on the cool:.- ,; ufcntls. No heat is waj'Cu. It is placed right where it is wanted. Tins means saiMvirw, cookir, results and reduces fuel cost. r. No foot or cJor. The fame is clean ar.d powerful. All of the, pas penerateJ is pirncd ir.to heat nor.e evc.il cs into the kitchen, creating a disagreeable odor. You cm intantiy regulate the flame to any decree of heat required! quick, clow, intense or slmn-.erirg. You cook better without waste. The Patented KEROGAS Burner is made of genuine brass, drawn out of one piece. It is rust and leak proof. Simple in construction. No complicated parts which require adjustment ct jet out of order. It will last as long r.s the stove itc'.f. Let us demonstrate this wonderful oil stove with the Patented V'PRnr.41; n.impr to vou toJ. v. The ooiier this oil stove is in vour kitchen, the sooner y.-o v;.!l be sble to enjoy the full Cinwart that goes with a really t rr fWWICD Thre is also a KEROQAS on as reliabk as a range oven. .dul S''.' Vlo. E A e W4 e;eun Mm I Jt "The Queen" MONROE HARDWARE CO. the reformation of the offender. Can a Christian state deny this proposi ti? Can the Christian church deny that all punishment smacks of ven geance? If they can, then the inflic tion of all punishment smacks of vn uc:uue. Clniy this and nothing more, h ihis propc.sitjon could be sustained, I v i ,'.'I1 hi' ashamed of bo'.h church and state. indebted to said estate, will please make prompt settlement This .lanuarv lt. Yyll. MKS. AlA OKIKFIN. Execu'.rix of the estate of Felix Griffin, dee'd. John C. Sikes, Attorney. E;:rh One (lot His Man French Gnllahan, age 25, of Fred ! erlckshiirg. Virgingia, and IMward ! II. Dillon, age 21, of Stafford countv. are dead as a result of a pistol duel j which occurred al Dillon's home, i The shoo in'r to ik place when Gnl i kdian went to I'illon'a houso iti search Jif his .viuiii wife, who had been ! mi sing from home since Thursday. I S'..s; e,'t;ng her whereabouts, (ialla i fi.il walked through live miles of deep ! snow and found hor tit Dillon's home, (hidden in a closet, according to offi , cois investigating the case. Dillon opined lire with a revolver, i striking Callahan three times and i wounding liini mortally. Gt.llahan ra- turned the fire, killing Dillon indantlg. On account of the deep snow it was impossible to obtain medical aid at once, and suffering inten .1 pain from the millet wounds, Callahan drew his pocket knife and slashed l;ls throat, dying several hours later. Dillon was a bachelor and lived alone .in a small farm. 3.30 chs. to stones l-v small pine; thence X. 3o'a K. 7.77 chs. to a P. O. stump and stones; thence N. lll'i E. 1 l.h." chs. to two stones; thence S. 53.52 E. 6.05 chs. to a stake and stones; thence S. 22 a4 V. 2S.S0 chs. to the beginning, containing 14 1-10 acres. The fame being the lands which A. J. Price, late of the County of Union nnd the State of North Carolina, died seined and possessed and ame will be sold for partition. Terms of sale, one-third be paid in cash nnd the remainder on a credit of twelve months with approved Security and title, retained until nil the putchr.se monev has been paid. The the 13ih day of Jan. li22. It. II. KEDWIXE, Commissioner. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having this day tnialineu before It. V.'. Lemmond. clerk of the Superior court nf Fnioti eoun'y, as adminis trator of the estate of Julia A. T;irl- i .i .u:.. :. ... ....;.. ..II ton, (lereiiMii, i.i s is m . "u.) ...,.,., , . ., ., nttor hnldiiiT c la nis a'ramst s'luli.- . , .. , ...... . til' OK VAUAIH.K I.AM) IX ;oosk runnii toW-Xsiiip AIMH'T t)K 1IAI.K MILK KKOM t;iHl) SCHOOL Fniler and by virtue of the author- Ford Driver Drowned in Ditch Kinston, Jan. 30. When a small roadster turned turtle on a road near Ormnndsville lust night, David Cox, aged 22, auto supply station employee, was drowned in twelve inches of wa ter, and Louis Whitencr, drug dark, was injured. Cox and Whitener were in route to Kinston. The machine landed in a ditch with bo'.h men beneath it. Whiten'T, unable . to help himself, heard a "gurgling sound" where Cox lay. .Two hours later Whitener's calls for help were heard. He will probably recover. Ilunor Kol! Benton Height School Firs. Glade: Martha Helms, Hoyt He'ins, A. J. Helms, Demstor Helms, Evelvn Helms, John A. Griffin. Second Grade: Harry Treada- way. Thir l Grade: Millicent Camp, Ada Lee Helms, J. V. Griffin, Margaret Tucker, Ophel a Plyler. Fifth Grade: Brown MeRorie, Heath Helms, Velma Haigler. Seventh Grade: Autrey Funder hurk, Uonnie MeRorie. Eighth Grade: Doyle Gulledge, Fay Mckorie, Bernard Helms, Thur man Helms. ri r ;o':s es. lite to present them duly verified on before the 21th day of January. 11)23,' or this not'ee will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to sti'd es tate will pbase make prompt set tlement. This January 21. 1022. It. X. GKEKX, administrator of the estate of Julia A. Tarlton, deceased. Y. P. Love, attornoy. LAND SALE By virtue of a power contained in a certain deed of trust to mo executed on the 21st day of April. 1!20, and recorded in Book A X of deeds on page 7;iii, I will on Saturday. January 23, 1022. at twelve o'doik at the court house door in Monroe. X. C sell to the highest bidder for cash nil of that lot of land lying and being in the western portion of the City of Mon roe, nnd fully described by metes nnd bounds in a certain deed made nnd executed by A. M. Ctowell and wife to C. C. Sikes on the 7th day of Feb., 11)08. nnd duly registered m the office of Register of Deeds foj- Union County in Book 41 page 401, to which reference is hereby craved for a more particular description. Except from the above description! however, one lot of land heretofore conveyed bv C. C. Sikes and wife to ('has. X. Toney from the above described lot. Said lot huvinjj been conveyed to Will Gnither by C. C. Sikes and default having been made in the payment of the note secured by said deed of trust, and demand havin" been made on me to proceed to advertise and sell said lot. JOHX C. SIKES, Trustee This 28th day of December, 11)21. inn- or I.oniiie n. russer. 1 win on Saturday. Hie IHth Day of Feb. 1 '-!!. sell al public autclon to the highest hidilcr for cash, all of that tract of luiul lying and being about one half mile from Carriker School House, on (Irassv Branch, in Goos Creek town ;hlp, Union County, X. C, and being ihe place whereon 1 now reside, and de rrihod as follows: Lying and being on waters of Ora'W Branch known as the Mary Jane Long place nnd bounded as follow.: Beginning lit a stone in Gras v Tlranch. Julius Haigler's cor ner and runs S. 60 degrees 54 min utes K. 2S.u0 V. 34.14 chs. to a pile of Monro; thence N. 4 8 degrees W. 2s chs. to a stake by a bunch of ash on Grassy Branch; thence with the various cotir.-es of snid branch 30 chs. to the beginning containing &0 4 acres. Being the same tract of land con vevrd to Lonnlo D. Pusser by Gilliam Crnle, Commissioner on the 12th day of May 1320. See deed registered In Book 51 pnge 718. This land will be solil under tne fame conditions that land Is sold under mortgage. v This January 16. 1922. JOHN C. SIKES. Attorney and Agent. LAM) SALE I?y virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust ex ecuted to W. S. Blakeney, trustee, by G. W. Kenning.on on the 12th day of January, 11)20, and recorded in book A X, page 011, in the office of Regis ter of Deeds for Union county, X. C., I will, on the 27th day of February, 1922, at 12 o'clock, at the court house door of Union countv. in Monroe, X. C sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following describ ed lands in Union county. X. C, ad joining the lands of J. W. Martin. Ralph Chambers and otners ana known as a part of the Gulledge lands on Brown I reek, conveyed to tne Monroe Insurance & Investment Co., by deed dated March 21Uh, 1SM3, and recorded in book 47, page 377, etc., office of Register of Deeds for said county and described as follows, viz: All those hve tracts or plats ol lana numbered 18, containing 21 1-4 acres, Xo. ID, containing 32 1-4 acres; Xo. 21. containing 30 1-4 acres; No. 22, containing 30 1-4 acres, and No. 23, containing 24 acres, a total of 144 acres, inure or less, being shown on 'a map of the Monroe Insurance & In vestment Company Brown Creek land made by T. W. Secrest, March. PJ14. Also that certain plat of land known as the .Martain road, lending from the Marshville & Hornsboro road through the J. W. Martin land to the above described tracts and beiiv fully des cribed in a deed from J. W. Martin to The Monroe Insurance & Investment Company, dated November lUh, 1510, and recorded in book .r2, page 4H, of fice of Register of Deeds for s lit! c du ty. This 21st dav of Jan.. 1H22. W. S. BLAKENEY. Trustee. 4 Cut liowers 6 Floral designs, wedding boqueU, and flowers of all kinds. j Prices reasonable. i We nuke shipments to Wnxbsw, . :arsh Title, Wingate and othr ' nearby Uwns. CODE MORttAX Al l itlon Drag Co. Phone SSI. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified before R. V. Lem mond, C. S. C, as administrator of the estate of Sallie Long, deceased, claims againrt said estate to present them duly verified on or before the 2Hh day of Dec. 11)22, or this notice this is to notify all persons holding will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to snid estate will please make prompt payment, This December 2dth. 11)21. Robert Condor, Administrator of Salhe Long, Deceased. W. B. Love. Atty. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The partnership heretofore exist ing between the undersigned under the name of L. N. Presson & Co. has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Presson has purchased the bus ines and taken over all the asset and liabilities of the partnership. All persons holding claims ncrainst the partnership will present same to him for settlement and all nersns in deb'ed to the partnership will make settlement with him. This the 5th day of Jan.. 1022. L. N. PRESSON C. N. CORDON. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the provi sions of a certain deed of trust dated 11th day of November, 1913, by Ella Montgomery and husband H. T. Mont gomery, to the undersigned Trustee, to secure a certain note which is pr.st due, and the holder of said note having applied to the undersgined to forecJore said deed of trust, now therefore, I, W C .Sanders, Trustee, hereby give notice that I will on Monday, the 13th day of Feb., 1922, at the court house door, in the City of Monroe, Union county, N C at twelve o'clock, offer for sale at pub lic auction for cash all the right, ti tle, interest and estate of Ella Mont gomery, in and to a certain tract of land containing 111 acres, known as the estate lands of Henry Griffin, de ceased, lying and being in Buford township, Union county, X C, and being the rame lands willed by Ilen rv Griffin to bis children. See Rec ord of Wills Xo. 3 page 575, where the said Henry Griffin willed to Con nie Griffin the house where Daniel Parker lived and 25 acres of land around it, and to Dcssie 0. Griffin the old home place and 25 acres around it. and to Ella Montgomery and Mrs. Will Thomas the balance of said lands to be equally divided be twecn them. The interest to be sold being the interest of Ella Mont gomery in and to said land of what soever nature and kind and reference is hrrebv made to the will of Henry Griffin for a better description, and reference is also made to Book A. R. page 275 ef deeds for a description of said need of trust. This Jan. 13th, '.)22. W. C. SANDERS, Trustee. John C Sikes, Atty. LAND SS.LE. By vlKue of the power of sale con lained in a deed of trust executed to G. 15. Caldwilh- trustee, by John Med lin in the 15th day of May, 11)20. and recorded in book A X, pace 75,, in the cffue'of Register of lvt'ls for Un'on county, X. C, I will, on the 27th day of February, 1922, at 12 o'clock nt the court house door nf Union county, in Monroe, X. C, sell nt public auction to the highest bidder tor cash the following lot of land in Union county, N. C, described us follows, viz: Beginning at a stone, the southwest corner of said White's lot nnd fouthenst of th's lot in the old riginiil line nnd runs thence North with said White's line five chains nnd ninety-six links to a stone in the south edge of the East Avenue or street, White's northwest corner; thence with smith edge of said Avenue South 88 est to a point in the South edge of said Avenue, from which point a line being run due South and nnrallel with said White's line to the South line of lot from which this lot is taken; hence with the old 1 ne North 7i 1-4 East to the beginning, containing one acre and being nnd intending to be, the East half of the two acre lot con veyed by J. H. Benton to John Medlin October 14th, 11)05, recorded in book 43, page 217. Subject to the right of way of the public road late laid out by the said lot and excepting and reserv ing the wire anil post consisting of Ihe fence around said lot with the right to enter said lot and remove the said fence therefrom. This 21st day of January, 1922. G. B. CALDWELL, Trustee. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given to the voters of Union county that after the expi ration of thirty days, after the first publication of this notice, the Board of County Commissioners of In Ion county will Issue bonds of said coun ty under ihe provisions of a Special Act, ratified by the General Assem bly on the 14th day of December, 1921, authorizing the Issuance ot not exceedieg Two Hundred nnd Fifty thousand ($250,000.00) Dollars of bonds for county highways nnd brld.tes. Notice Is nlso given that th? question of Issuing bonds will not be submitted to the voters at a spe cial election, unless within said peri od of thirty days there shall be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Coun ty Commissioners a petition for an election on such queslions, signed by it le.ift 25 per cent of the registered, voters of Union county, as provided In mid Act. This not'ee was first published on the 3rd day of Janunry, 1922. M. C. LONG. Clerk to the Board of County Cominlssloeers. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as Administratrix if the estate of II. A. Gnddy, dw.'d, this is to notify all persons holding; .dnirns against my intestate to pre sent same, duly authenticated, to me at my rcs'dciu-e in Wingate, N. G., on or before Dee. 20, 11)22, other wise this notice will be plead in bar of recovery on said claims. This 19th Uec. 1921. ELIZABETH CADDY, Adm. Vann Milliken, Attys.