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mocksville, x. c, Wednesday, December 12, 1900.
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NUMBER 36.
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jfjjAVlE RECORD.
ERY WEDNESDAY.
. EDITOR
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DECEMBER 12k WOO I
N. C,
1IEKE IT IS.
o ikt of 32 conn-
. .--.o.-if T-r.r.fM the
a.
in.-
.(ill c
i. f in flip Aiurust
..'.runs i"1 "
compare iui
If there were oua
counties, it
ii"'- ...-. -...-. .-c 1 :hnns-
10
beaatorHi iu '"n
erestolen and counted out
show
where.
These
ligurcs
rascality as resorts 10 j
? i i
Democratic menus iu -
v.Alr.Aveock, and perpesuaie
- T- C -, nl
-wives iu power. , n i-
,Prto an honest maivwhen he
of it, ana
rcalize-3 tnat
larceny, are
o 1
U3v.ithv,hich "a great
'.t?s rained,
We should
over these
,?ect and ponder
Liberty
.r? under suca a paiy
lisnance of thousands of aol- e:ect0rs shall meet, etc.
a worth of interest bearing
d. Kead and keep posted,
:rth-?y meet again next month.
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538
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1,259
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area
3!iberland
iljtcoiabe
EVfll
ilia
itrtfurd
.aoir
3-Si
2,21)5
'333
330
3,1S0
1,264
593
sss
284
2,324
1,872
62 ii
349
805
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370
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34,071
CHANGED TO POISOX.
;weffects like those of arse
il" . ' Kil's Xew Life Pi'1
fitly, easily bnt suv
wiistipatiou. Billiousness,
:ulaehe Fevers, all Liver
:J;jdRwel trouble. Oub
'-ePresifipT,,',, '.r... x -.
. o -'icsue to ton-
is
a very conservative,
fOrWar.t itfr.,- 4- T4
r to all mat W e ; 4.
fei.,. " oiions ot tne
-caongthe lines of safety
C0lf ty. It is devoid
, 1'hrase.s. Witiv.,1 ,, Bf
-ULl II
spassioi.atn
utterance
Vwstions of the day.
Ky Dayton,
f ' A,1aVeilSed Raimin's
M U ioulc prf ets for
; t. . - ... " --iiiuu O
forth, rL,8' ough of
ojKf . luy aid for iv
,,Jo littv 4 e thought, he
e;;,. 0 Pills, but
US..,.-.. "'Test Of ll.-S tnl-Mwr
night" he
o. So we
H.:i -lns: lh to him
; he 10111 lle delicate
1 Jrovetl immediately,
looks
as healthy
VO" fv
A FUSION ULUXbEli.
3Iakes Double Trouble Tor El
tors, Two Meetings Neces
sary. Kaleigh, X. C. Dee. 5
The
electors of the President and Vice
President of the United States met
50 1 here and adjourned unlil the s
o-) eond Monday in January, when a
second meeting will be held,- ami
he vote will be east, This first
meeting is useless, and is the re
suit of ignorance in framing the
twice on the first Tuesday in j
cember, to coimdy with the Slate ;
law, and on
a the second Monday in j
.ranuarj- to comply with the Nat
ional law. This latter is the date
on which the electors in all the
states assemble. Winston Journal .
Some of our Democratic friends
are so prone to pack all such blun
ders on the Fusion Legislature that
it gives us great pleasure to inform
the Journal that if he will turn to
Chapter 507, See. 83, laws of .ISM,
passed by his Demce-atlc leg sla-
tare.
he will find that it is a
L)c-
I
mocratic blunder, and not a Fa-!
sion blunder at all
Read:
"1 he governor ansa thereupon -
immediately issue his proclama- j
statute calling the meeting. This ! sew anea ana got the erth when
was passed by the Fusion "Legisia-! he h'A'1 a chance, without longing
lature of lSO.V Th Wtrs met I -,r tv,' worlds in the Bush . What
nr.d before another election j ti0n and caure the same to be pub- i
"""t" - - -i -t.4.-i. j ..... ;
around, uecuie ueiiw , nsned in such daily newspapers s !
and trecom caa cxiMjmayl)epiibIlshp,lin. ke city o:
:vuea..vv ; Raieigh, wherein he shall set for In i
:e papers have announced a ue-1 the names of the persons duly e.ec- i
aiatais state of over 312j,000, ted as e eetors ami warn each .ofi?
landreland twenty-five thous- thei:i to atte:id at.-tho capitoi in
. 4 T .-,. r- . ..- 4--? ii T Ti m O ' . t . v . 1
i dollars, a. j-eiujwan xj6i j tne city ot lvaieigu at noon on tne j
are was iu skwu iu w ( inesaav preceding cue nrsc v e..-1
Jt the appropriations of thejnesdaT of. December next after hi.-j
and also authorized ; eiccti0n, at which time the
LiU
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S VV DEATH NEAR.
"It often made my heart ache,"
writes L. C Overstrret, of Elgin,
Tenn., "to hear my wile cough un
til it seemed ner weak and s re
12I0 lungs would callupse. Good
doc-
f0rs sie ,vas so far jrone with
1,080 j Consumption that no medicine or
571 j earthly kelp could s ive her, but a
2,373 j fri nd reconmeuded Dr. King's
1. 2o6 j Xcw Discovery jud persistent use
68 j of this excellent medicine saved
2S0 1 her life." It's absolutely guarau
3,126 j teed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
$'7 Asthma and all Throat hik! I.misr
diseases. 50c. snd 1.00 at C. C.
Sauford's. ' Trial bottles free.
The American "Bridge Company
has perfected plans;; for. -.the--erection
at Pittsburg of ,. the largest
bridge and structural steel 'works
in the world. The plant will cost
$1,000,000 and Will occupy a space
of fjrty aers. ! ; "
A WOIAX'S AWFULPESIL.
"There is only one chance to
save your life and that is .through
an operation" were the sta.rtlin.5'
ttOi-us'he.ii-vt by 31 rs. I. B. Hum,
of Linio Kid go, Wis., from her doc- i
tor after he had "vainly tiied to)
cure her of a frightful case of srom-1
ach trouble and yellow jaundice, j I s pose somebody would be oner
Gallstones had iormed and she ! ing her .four thousand a mouth to
constantly grew worse." Then she
began to use Electric Bitters which
wnoliy cured her. It's a wonder
ful stomach, Liver and Kidney
remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss
of Appetite. Try it. Only 50 ..h-;,
Guaranteed. For sale "by C, j.
Saufor-d.
It is said that hundreds of man
ufacturing concerns in Connecti
cut are feeling already the return
of confidence with MeKinley's re
election and that new orders are
pouring in.
Now is the time when croup and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal.
The only harmless remedy that pro
duces immediate result3 is One Min
ute Cough Cure It is verjr pleasant
to takfc and can be rwied upon to
quickly cure coughs, colds and all
iung diseases It will prevent con
sumption. C. C. Sanf ord.
Where It's ft Success. .
"Is marriage a failure!"
."1 should say not!" remarked
an dregoii farmer. "Why, there's
Lucindy, she gets up in the morn-j .
Starts four children to skewl, looks
iii, . luii-ven .-.a-v w.t.i, j-,.v .7lv..v.-.v..-, ,
arter the other three, feeds the
hens, likewise the hogs, likiwise
some motherless sheep, skims
twenty pans of milk, washes the
clothes, gets dinner et cetery, et
cetery. Think I could hire any
body to do. it for what she gits?
Not-much!-'- .Marriage, sir,,. is. a
success a great siiecess!" Ram's
Horn.
j :
- When the sioradcix h tired, out it
must have a rest, but we can't live
wituout f ood. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
rdigesti what.vou "eat" so that you
can eat all the good" food you want
while it i restoring the digestive cr
?aha to h?alth It the only pre pa-
, - - - t - n ':.. Ji s-r-'cs
Pa m Business Methods. (
'1 tell you what, ' paw sed nf-
e j t'er he got his slippers on Nite Ik
j fore last, "this is a Grate Aic.
It makes me proud when I think I
! nni liT?tifi ? if TH..,.. :. . n.
.... 11." iu ii,. xui?j ifi me aige
of business. What sho do you
s?pos Ellick Pander or Seezer
would stated if they -were here now
Ellick got Pinions becOz he side
ibr a nuttier world to Conker.
That shows hew far they were Be
hind the times then. If Ellick
would hare had the bizness in
stinct of Today he would of hus-
wonUl l.hey be iu it for Ellick or
eezei n uey would buck against
m ine convention, with his
minu ma. ie up ior sum buddy else?
"Bizness is the thing that'counfcs
now. If AVrilliam the Conkerer
would of had the bizness ability of
Joe Chamberlun what a neesy
thing it would of Been for Mm.
"How?" maw ast.
"By selling spears and Battle
axon to both side," paw sed, "and
then keeping the war going till he
got tho capassity of the facktry
dubled and they had to put on a
uite force. Annther mistake thev
made in Olden times was not hav-
: if l .. .i i
1U a "wu erasing manager
wnen t-ne v,-ent on tne Crewsades.
Think of ail the Cood onc-nifp
.stands they could of made going
an 1 coming, with , the standing
lloom on!.V sine out every time
T? '.fhcivri tlif. T. --. T-Tioi'(--.1 -
,,-v'"V.., VV , , V V
ever rote wa3-to haye a Goo(1 time
;lKl never Knowt. And what a
ane lot of elianec3 our ancesters let
wast0 lu tniS country, too.77
"In what way." may told him.
".Ly not ma-ring use ot tue can-
ang us
Didn't
didate who
get
elected
i'resiueuc,' ' paw
sed.
"Look
at
big A little a run Burr
Sposing
-.omeouay tiiat was running a
gun shop 3oMewhere would of of
fered him a Job in the place at
twenty thousea dollars a vear and
sot the invpers to notus it. In less
fuan a week' he would of Been mak
ing guns'for the whole Sivveiized
world.
"And then there, was Henry
Clay. He was another defeated j
candidate they let go to waste be
:oz they didn't no how to take ad
vantage of a Good thing. If some
Chicago alderman that had a Half
interest in a Poker joint would of
ollVred Henry aboul forty thous
and a year to be a copper for the
place think what a boom he mite
of worked up for the Bizness. But
they let their chances go by, and
wondered why fate was crewell.
"Think of Horace Grealy, too."
"T don't see how they could of
used him," maw sed.
"That's hecoz the business in
stinckt is not a part of your nait
cher," paw answered. "Sumbud
dy that was running a Seed store
could have made an independent
Forchuue by offering Horrus a
large salary to go on the rode and
running in Bryan's place this time
ue a model iu a Cloak faektery or
something of that kind and get
ting her refewsal in the papers
with Hig head lines over it."
"I wonder what we are coming
uj? ' maw sei after she thot about
it awhile.
" Well," I'll tell you," paw told
her. "We are coming to the time
-when Bryan'll get mad and accept
Samboddy's offer and then they
will be a sudden death from heart
disease." George, in Chicago
Times-Herald.
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Many personsjiave had the exper
ience of Mr. Peter Sherman, of North
Stratford, N. H., vho says, "For years
I suffered tortue from chronie indi
gestion, but Kodol Dyspejia Cure
made a well man of me." It digests
what y )j. eat and i3 a certain cure
for (Vyepepsia and every form of stom
ach trouble.- It gives relief at once
even in the. worst cases, and. can't
help but do tou good.- C. C. Sancrd.
livery woman that cries too
much Lies to get out of it by ex
claiming she is so nervous.
o- 80
of DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve. Most
uoa z use any
of the counterfeits
of them are worthless or liab'ly; to
cause iujury. The original De Witts
Witch Hazel Salve is a certain cure
for piles, eczema, cuts, scalds, burns,
uoresand skin diseases. C. C. Sanf ord.
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Love means a. different thing to
every man and the same thing to
all woman. -
Tlie most effective little pills made
are De Witt's . Little Early Risers.
The nefer gripe. C LV Sanford.
o-
PreBideut Diaz yesterday took ,
e oath of office as President of
the
the Mexican ; rep'ubl ic for the next
sell seeds. Taev mite oi oroKe rce. ; ,VTi- - r . ' . , , . . , ..
rf-nr-l wtv -'Trni-, ' trido and Djlliver, and Representative trained workman will not only be
Thil Vhe - ha"-! of Ivi tl- Grosvenor. President McKinley wanted, but needed.-The Manu-
loresiUtoseewhat they missed enthusiasm of the lMtL'r'
-Annther chance they misled .
was when Belya Lockwood didn't -anger observing the ease SAYS HE WAS TORTURED,
get elected. If she would of been - Twikw nf w-a . .. , .
I vv r iUiN JLiiLi 1 Li ii..
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, D. C, Dee. 8.
President McKinley has taken
occasion to express his pleasure at
the business-like maimer in which
Congress has got down to work, to
Senators and Representatives who
j have called on him. The House
nas been especially active. One of
the big appropriation bills Legis
lative, Judicial and Executive
h is been reported; the Army re
organization bill, providing for a
regular army of from 58,000 to
100,000 men in the discretion of
the President, has been reported
and passed; and the Revenue re
duction bill has leGn reported
from the Ways and Means com
mittee. In tie Senate the Ship
subsidy bill, which was taken up
by a vote of 38 to 20, the affirma
tive votes being all Republican, is
being considered, and unless the
Democrats resort to fillibustering
tactics will shortly be passed; pro
gress has been made, in executive
session, toward the ratification ot
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, and
the Army bill has been introduced
and referred to the Military com
mittee. These are only the out
ward accomplishments.
The men who arc directing the
work of Congress are thoroughly in
accord with the advice in the Pres
ident's menage concerning the
danger of being tempted iuto mak
ing extravagant appropriations by
the prosperous condition of the
national Treasury. The tempters
are on hand in the persons of those
who are asking
tor
extravagant
appropriations for all sorts ol
things, but there will be no extrav
agance. The country is rich enough
and prosperous enough for liber
ality, but the Republicans do not
believe that any country is ever
rich enough or-prosperous' enough
to justify extravagance, and no
' extravagance will be authorizes
by Congress.
Senator Wellington declares that
he is still a Republican, but in
every vote taken siuce the Senate
reassembled in which party lines
were drawn he has voted with the
Democrats, consequently he is
judged by his acts and not his
words. While Mr. Wellington has
not exactly been cut. -by- the Re
publican Senators, it must be
c" early evident to him that they
shun him.
Senator Fairbanks has intro
duced a bill for the admission to
the Uuion as a State of Oklahoma,
and providing for two Represen
tatives in Congress. ,
The .Nebraska Republican Club,
of Washington, held a jollifica
tion meeting touight that was a
corker. Among the prominent
sxeakers who assisted the -Nebras-kans
to rejoice over the return ot
their State to the Republican col
umn, where it is likely to JStay,
would believe that he only became
a member of that dignified and
august body during the present
we3k. Mr.. Dolliver's long and
conspicuous service in the House
and his close'friendship with many
Senators made him feel at home
where most new Senators feel re
strained and awed for a time.
- Ouc feature of. the Ship subsidy
bill, uow being considered by the
Senate as the regular order of bus
iness its opponents are careful to
say nothing about. It is that
clause of the measur e which pro
vides that all vessels receiving
subsidy are required to carry the
ocean mails of the U. S. free of
charge, and in case of war may be
impressed by this government as
auxiliary cruisers or transports.
A section of the Army bill gives
the President authority to satisfac
torily dispose of the Eagau case by
placing him on the retired list.
The sectiou in question empowers
the President to retire any officer
who is suspended by a court-martial
for a period to or within one
year of the date of his compulsory
retirement for age. It is under
stood that. this clause was put in
the bill becausu Gen. Eagau de
clined to apply for retirement un
der the voluntary law.
The report of the Isthmian Ca
nal Commission favors the $ i ea
rn uga route, as expected, and there
is no doubt that tho bill for the
construction- of the Nicaraiiga Ca
nal will become a law at this sess
ion of Cougress, although the Hep
burn bill which passed the House
at the last session and is now pend
ing iu the Senate' may be amended
before it is passed.
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Whcn you need
Br.ThiuT -antiseptic
a heilir.g aid
arolicafioa for
'ff 'vitch . Hazel" Saive,a'- well
, ' ... CUT-e for piles and skia "diseases
purpose, -
use tne orij-iaai. uc-
. 1 ' T ! --"
It heals sores witnoatiea vixig a: scar.
t r- nf wzitfafteits: C.-C r?anfvT :l
t ,. J. .. . BJF
ji .v-.-. . . , .., . ... s 1, j TOi sn.ii iiaiii rroiii corns
The PMlipine Problem.
The Philippine experiment is in
its conditions so new to us and our
system of government that, as a
nation, we must feel cur way along
earefully. Even Senator Lodge,
known as a vigorous expansionist,
said at Philadelphia: "We must
I go on like honest
men and deal
with the daily problems as they
arise, not grasping at the future
which no one can read. Xo man
is wise enough to say today what
will be best to do a vear hence, or
five years hence." Many other
Republicans would go further and
say that it may perhaps not prove
the right thing permanent ly to re
tain the Philippine Islands. That
is something for the future to de
cide. We bidieve the Republican
party, under President McKinley,
takes up its present task with no
strongly preconceived ideas on
this point. Its promise of the lar
gest measure of self-government
the Fil i pir o j im plies
some doubt
as to the remnant of authority over
them which it may in the future
seem wisest and best for us to
hold. Of course, this is not a
time for the expression of niis
gi vi ngs . Boston Transcript .
Help is needed at once when a per
son's life is in ttaner. A neglected
cough or cold may soon Decome serious
and should be stopped at once. One
Minute Cough Cure quickly cure
coughs and colds a.:d the worst cases
of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other
throat and limy- tx-oubles. C. C Sanford
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Industsial Education
If we arc to win our way in the
higher line of labor we must do it
as others have done it, by bend
ing our energies and best efforts to
wards the attainment, not only of
knowledge, but of skill, the abil
ity to use knowledge. Educators
agree that the splendidly traine
man, even out of the ranks of th
average boys, gets what has been
accumulated age by age, uses it,
gets good results and "increases
his own height by standing on the !
shoulders of the human race."
The self-taught man may make
his way, may make his own tools,
but he wasts weeks and years in
experimenting and tinkering that
educated, school trained men
might have saved him. The re
ceipt, rule of thumb or shop-trained
man must be narrow, necessar
ily. Education is not calculated
nor intended to rob men of geniu"
or talents, butrt enlarge and' ligh
ten both. A day is coming when
the industrially or technically
I could hardly walk," writes II.
Robinson, Hillsborough j 111., "but
Biickleu's Arnica Salve completely
ciued them." Acts like magic on
sprains burns, boils, ulcers. Per
feet healer of bkiu diseases and
piles. Cure guaranteed by C C.
San. ord. 25c.
Half the clothes a woman has on
are about as much use to !er as a
joke to a man when he has y;-)t the
toothache.
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De Witt's Little EarU' Iiiricra are
daint- little pills, bvit thoy
T .
icver iaii
to cleanse the liver, remove oojtruc
tioas and invigorate the syslein
C. Sanford.
C.
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Evaugelist S;iin Small, who was
jailed for contempt of court iu
Havana has been released.
MAR LIN SASfAJS
For Trap or Field Shooting, combine tbt elegance J
of outline, perfection of balance1,- ease of taking j
apart and quality of finish of the best double guns 2
with the superiority in sighting add shooting of jj
the single barrel, and also posoe's the rapidity of 5
1 REPEATING RJFLES. 120-psgs cat-3
5 aloe of arms and ammunition, colored cover by 5 i.
Osthaus, niaitsd for 3 stamps. - - - E
Ma Fins Arms Co., Nw H&vgn. Ct. u
f UAI TI F"?
Vl 1 Xj U Jt-i
RACKET STORE;
SCHOULER HAS
flas everything yo.i w.uit in the Dry GjoJs lire. 11m haudreii Of
bdrgaiiis that can't be matched in price anywhere else
Sv.liouler has ladius i.(M shoes for 50c.
S hoalcr has men's shoes for &1.0.);
Schouler has boy's sil.'yj suits for i)8e; .
Sehouler has men's 12.50 suits for 87.50.
Schouler has men's Si.OO sample hats for 1.00.
Schouler has boy's ! .00 sample hat's for 50e.
Schouler has men's 1.00 pants for 5ic4
Sehouler has 50c. pant god Is for 25o. t
Schouler has good spoo cott ni, 2tf0 yd to sponl worth 3... for lc; t,
Schouler has a large lot of capes audi jackets bought at a bankrupt
sale, that he is selling at froul' one third to one half below regular value. .
Schouler has tho largest and best selected stock Cf uiilliuery in tho
city at prices to please every orir
Schon'er has what you want and will bide'Iightol to sec you audgive
you his best baraiuj.
FOB A PLEASANT DAY'S CUTiKG
TAKE ALONG A
Stsvens Favorite
It l Bit Beeurnto rifle, put vcarf !io j.i it wher
yen !! it; i light wcifrht. f.rct. fu!lr oullinrcl. a bon
fide arm In an;enrinee and ceDitruclUx.; aotfalng chea?
about it but th? pr-
Just tho tli.ii-; for an outing -ahr-re jroa want a rid" which
will nnt cost too much, but will do tho work. M.idr. In
three calibres .!2, :ii an 1 .! iliu-fire. Wfiht lu.
No. IT-Pluln li- Mjht...0
Ko. 18 Tancet SlffhU .Ot
IT IS K "TAKE IOWX.
Ask your dealpr fur th Pavorltp." If 1- iloejn't
keep ltt wo will acai prepaM ert reieipl t lit rice.
Send tramp for our nrnr 1 12 pa f entnlotm
containing deftiptivn of cur tMirt Un und
general information.
J. STEVENS AKM9 X- TOOL CO..
Box .,, - - Chlcopee Fall. Mow.
X-ncJCOi'd ..r-Lgeil'tSi.
The following gentlemen are an
thoried to take subscriptions ft r
the Kecord:
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C. D. I. Beavi. Cross Bonds
Church. W. G. Patterson; Vast
Dend. C. B. feavis Footevill,
Ben Shoie, "(irant. S. F. Shore,
Shore. J. C. Pinnix, Marler. A,
L Woodruft, Boonvillc.
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Davik Count:.
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etal . )
Charles Howard, j" NOTICE OF RES AL
et al. J
Purssuant to an order made by
nr t '1ail- Sin ......J rr frnrt
A uicu'f, viv..-iv..v. r,
Davie Countv, in above entitled
; .onsi.. T will ie-ell at public auc-
tion at court house door in Mocks
ville, on Monday the 7th day of
January, 1901, the following lands
situated in Davie County, Shady
Grove township, near Bixby, and
bounded as follow, towit: Be
ginning at a post oak, Charlie J'.l
nott's and Tom Howiird' -.rner,
j x. 16 chs to pine, Charier Elliott's
:and Allen's corner, E. 11 chs, 7-"
Iks to a sta
akc-or stone, on the bank
h, Masey s corner, S. ,1
nf a branc
chs and 2.") Iks to a dogwood. K
-lw tind 7ii Iks to a
ttiikc.
S. 15 chs and a 1 s to a stat.C, ILl?
beginning corner .of tho Jenkins!
tract, V. 16 c hs and 7C Iks to a
hickory sapling on (he John Ob
"on old tnict, S 13 chs 2. Iks to a
stone,. biri6usi corner, W 11 chs to
JkMA 60 YEARS
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?Ha cl)gwo6d sprout, Bogaii -Hay-.
.i-noii'.i iDrncr. W 27 chs aiid 50
Iks to a sweet gum, 20 Iks . to a
post oak, the fccginuing vptncrv.
containing 151 acres, 71 poles more
or less, rscccua iolk i,.iav- j
Terms of sale: -75.o6.. of iur-.j
chase money be paid in c:ish, bal
ance on six months creuit secured
by tond with approved security, j
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GBEENSBORO, N, C.
We have a large surplui of
standard iuler Appleh.'
Xow is the lime to fet;
place jour order btfore the
asscrtmeut is broker.
Special tc rms to those wish
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Address.
JOIIX A. YOUXG,
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