LEGAL LAND ADVERTISEMENTS
Tvuirrmar haul •
virtua W • ttrltln M of truat
My ruaadid I* X Bask 4S, put SIS
&ha Land llii>t W Surry ruunty,
Marth CwdlM, Mwlt having boaa
■A ha the pavaMnt of tfca nhfigatiea
mt Jha Roaalyn Lumbar Caamy whan
■rf aa due after demand tharefor by
<• party aocurod by Mud daad, tba un
iiwiml truxteaa at tba 11 iiaeel of
Aa party aecurod thareby will aall at
paMUr auction an tba praitaaa at Mt.
airy and kaatern Junction, ML Airy,
■bar* Carolina, on September JVth,
■I7.JI ana o'clock a. m., that part of
Mba lad owing daacnbad land and pea- ,
mmm-M aituatad in tba aaid Sorry roun
^Martb Carolina:
Wm an tiro lina of railroad known aa
Am Mount Airy and Eaatarn Railway,
tartajl and being In the State of North
wmlino and Virginia, aa tha aama la
ua located find coaatructed add mora
paaXicularly daocribad aa follow*:
ikat cortain railroad a standing from
■raaar Mt. Air* In tha State of North
Oarollna, into tha County of Patrick
ha Xhe State of Virginia, at and naar
dtahler, Virginia, togathar with tha
Mt of way of tha aaid railroad, and
M> depota, atation ground* and build
a^ga thoraon, and alao all tha ahopa,
■Chw houaaa, turning tablaa. water
Sb1
— I n hi warohouaea and lota, gravai
ptU, .tune quarriaa, and other raal aa
»tr -uaed in operating tha aaid railroad
me in connection therewith and alao the
kMka connected with tha said road
opria he line* hereof aa herain da
arxibeU, and otheT land* or building*
or atrui turn: connected therewith or
Brtanant thereto, togathar with all
■g atock and equipment, machin
loula, implement*, fuel and ma
I ownad for constructing, main
PBfc*, operating and improving tha
■tad road, aa herein deaenbod or any
^rt thereof, together with alt of tha
M>)>orate rig'.ita, privilege* and fran
rfn*i of the said railroad or connect- '
■f therewith or relating to tha aaid '
laulrokil, and the maintenance, una and j
Lmiuyment of the name, together with !
Ml the eatata, right, title, intareat, i
^pcrty, claim and demand, of every ;
ISEarr and kind whatsoever, convey
a* to the aaid Company hy J. A. Mill*
aod Reuben Salterwaite, Jr.. Re
ffivarn and ('ommiaaionera of the Mt.
Aury and Eaatarn Ry. Company and
tee Mt. Airy Conatruction and Mf».
C«l, raid dee.i being dated December
K 1911, and recorded in deed Book 30,
page" to to W, of tha Land Rocorda of
ami Patrick County, registered in the
Mrt of the Rapriatar of f>eed« for
lharry ( ounty, North Carolinu, in liook
of f )i-eila on paire 421.
n«l thereafter by virtue of the -in.I !
ileed of truat which in ulso recorded in
i^lrick County, Vir(fini» in Deeil
Wo>>k C at puge* M7 to 542 inrlunite 1
at p. m. on naid date on the pra- ,
mini >f the Roaalyn Lumber Com
pany near Maadowfleld, Virginia, the
MWterHi^nad trunteen will aetl at pub
Kr ^m tion that portion of the aoova
rimerim-d property »itu«,»i in <aul
Patrk' Count/. *1*0 immediately
thereafter at trie Mime place the un
Amirnt^ tiu»ta«» will itell the fnllow
aax ascribed land and premiaea:
■A tract of land containingHfiiMlacre* '
anon- or lean in Dan River Magister
ial District, Patrick County Virginia,j
lonrryed to the said Company by G. j
Birus»r' by deed dated October 10,1
KS>10, and recorded in Deed Book 3K,1
fxiv" ' i!»-250 of the Land Record* of
aaxl county.
Alao that certain tract of land, con
taining eighty acres in aaid Patrick
Ciainty, conveyed to «aid Company by
X- K. I i digo by deed dated January
191.. recorded in Haul Deed Book 3S,
m, _ _
fcwo ccruiiri nacin UI innu vwii
Eunini; 39 acres more or less, in raid
Hit rick County .conveyed to said Com
puijr by U. W. Keith and wife by deed
*ied May 26, 1911, and recorded in
f>red I'.ook 38. pare* 46 1-462, of the
Sawui Records of said County.
AI«o a certain tract of land enntain
irx 120 acres more orless in said I'a- '
Brick County, conveyed t» saul Com
Soy hy G. W. Cochram and Sarah
(tirain, his wife, by deed dated
Oeccmuer 19, 1910, recorded in Mid i
dred book ?8, pa ices 2.12-233 of the
land Records of said County.
..Also all the right, tiWe ami interest
ft the said RossFyii Lumber Company
m ami to all the timber upon the land
fjiflg in Patrick county, Virginia,
known a* the Maury land, being the
■Mil land conveyed by J. S. Diggs
antl wife to the Dan Valley Lumber
Company and by said last named
Company to the Rosslyn Lumber Cotn
fuy by deed dated June 26, 1911, and
•weordcl in Deed Book 38, pages 456
*»7 of the Land Records of said coun-1
tg. and including six (6) acres of'
tend, more or leas, and the house'
thereon known as the old Kibler Mill j
Ska.
Reference is hereby made to all the;
naiii deeds and the deeds and records;
Uierein referred to for further and1
—uif particular description of the
Sands and premises herein advertised
tor sale.
And theretofore, at one o'clock p. m.
<*i the th day of Septen^lier, 1917,
undersigned trustees will sell un
•fcr the said deed of trust duly record
ed in Liber N 7 at pages 138-141 of
■>» Land Records of Fairfax County,
Virginia the following land conveyed
hy said deed of trust to the undersign
ed:
t. A tract of land containing 137.16
acres, a tract of land containing ;;2.84
acres and a tract of land containing
U> a-rei, more or less respectively,
which were conveyed to the said Com
jairiy by Henry C. Drowning, Jr., and
wife by deed dnted March 7th, 1908,
< I Liber Y No. 6, page (i»0 of
the Deed Rooks of the saiu County.
2. A tract of land containing 208
vens Hess a small parrel of 1.20
aicres conveyed to Philip E. Hughes)
which was conveyed to the said Com
Xny hy Willie Worster and wrf* by
sd dnted April 8th, 1WMI. recorded
•jVw r K. No. 6, page 66 of the said
tieed IhmJu.
TliTe is also to he deducted from
itfhia tract a parcel thereof containing
n res, which was conveyed to
"2Jrd day of Decenber, 1011, recorded
Jlenry r. Woodard by deed dated the
1. No. 7, paga 14i at the *U|
A dm *ur»ey of tfcia tract haa 4
trials MiitttJf'iS'1 acraa, it SSl*
nataM about 2JM act* m that af
tor deducting the conveyance la Wood
ward, tfcara r»m»in»< of tkia tract
t. Several tract* containing n
tiv.ljr i£l acraa, t acre* and «7 I
M acraa. 1S% acraa and S l-« acraa
inwij ta tfca aaid Coapaay by
rharie* H. Gordon and wife by daad
da tad Novamhar 2ft th, 1910, racordad
Liber H. No. 7, page 60» of aaid Daad
TERMS OF BALKS: Caah eufl.
riant to pay tba espenaa* of aala and
conveyancing, all taxaa and inaaraace
dua, with pro par panalttaa and latar
aat tharaon which aaidRoaslyn Lamb—
Company baa failed ta pay, • roa
miamon of (We par cant, on tba UMW—
of tba aaid aala to aa>d Truataaa, and
tba amount of aaid indabtnaaa re
maining unpaid, intaraat being ralcu
latad ta date of aala; and tba raaidua
«k«ll ba paid in two aqual annual in
taraat bearing paymanta, lecurad by
I Ian on tba proparty and aaaignatant of
lira inauranca policiea.
Charta* W. Warren
Frank 8. Bright, .
Tbia Auk. 27, 1*17. Truataaa. |
NOTICE
By virtua of an ordar of tba Super
ior Court of Sun* County appointing
the undersigned Commiaaioner to aail
t.ie land* hereinafter daacribad, aa
mid Commissioner I will aall at pub
lic auction on the premiaaa on Sat
urday tha
2*tb day af Ktplcabcr, 1*17
at ona o'clock P. M. a tract of land
lying in Surry County, N. C. adjoin
ing the land* of K. C. Freeman, Rob
ert Badget, l.ula Creed and other* and
boundeu a* follow*:
Beginning at an Aahe on the Went
iiank of Fi*h river run* up *aid river
to a Black Gum at the mouth of the
•ranch, the Dobaon road, than up aaid
branch to a Dogwood, then Souuiweat
with Copeland* line to the Dohaon
rtiaui a Spanirli Oak'corner, then in a
North direction with the aaid Dobaon
road to a Mulberry, then from aaid
Mulberry a Northeast direction leav
ing Slay dons old tobacco bam on the
South aide to the beginning containing
121) acre* more or la**, except about
f> acrea nold and conveyed to Harden
Copelnnd. Also at the name time and
P'M'V I will nell for ra*h a little per
sonal property conaiiting of houne
hnlil and kitchen furniture *uch a.i l>ed
^tcud* cupboard*, liureuua, real*, and
Mime other little article* of hou*e pro
perty.
Term* of sole one half cash and the
remainder in Ii month*, with note and
approved security on defered pay
ment. Sale will be made for aaaeta to
pay debt against tha estate of WUey
Bigg*, dee'd. Thib the 27th day of
August, 1917.
W. D. RIGGfl, Com.
W L. RKECE, Atty.
NOTICE OK SALE
North Carolina, Surry County.
liy virtu* of authority vested in the
under -igned l>y reason of a deed of
trust by L. D. Cook and wife Flora
Cook, to J. W. White trustee, dated
the 16th day of January 1!'1H, record-'
ed in the Ren ter of livtiIn Offire of
Surry County, in book M, page 71.
There being default in payment, I will
expoi.? for sale to the nighe-<t bidder,
for rash on the premised on the 29th,
day of Sentemlier 1917. at 12 o'clock
M. the following property to wit:
Beginning at a cnestnut, the old
Evan.', corner, and runs South 12
*ha:ns to the Hay-Slack road, and
with the meandering of the road south
55 degrees, west 5 chains, sooth 78 de
gree , west 5 chains, couth 88 degrees,
west -I < hains, south 78 degree*, west
4 chains and 65 links, north 16.2
chains to a stake in the back line,
thence East to the beginning, con
taining 25 acres more or less.
This the 21st day of August, 1917.
J. tf. WHITE. Trustee
NOTICE.
By virtue of a deed of trust execut
ed to me on the 17th day of Decem
ber, 1!>15, by Ann McAnally. convey
ing the land* hereinafter described to
secure a debt of $38.50, due D. T. Mar
tin, payable six monl.hu after date,
default having been made in the pay
ment of said debt, I will sell for cash
to the highest bidder in front of the
Town Hall, in Mount Airy, North
Carolina, on
September 21th, 1917
at 1 o'cloch, I'. M., the following real
estate, to-wit:
1st Tract: Beginning at a point in j
the W. K. Hollingsworth line attthe
George Brook* corner and runs North
with 8aid George Brook*' line to the
Creasy line and George Brooks' cor
ner; thence East with the Creasy line
to the old line of T. W.. Prather;
thence South with the Prather line to
the late W. R. Hollingsworth line;
thence West with the said Hollings
worth line to the beginning, contain
ing one acre, more or less.
2nd Tract: Beginning at a stake
in the W. R. Hollingsworth line and
running with said line 14 feet East to
a stake; thence North 3 chains to a
stake, to John McAnally line; thence
West with said McAnally's line 14
feet to a stake; thence South to the
beginning. The first tract being de
scribed in a deed from E. M. Hollings
worth and wife to Anna McAnally,
Book 61, pat:e 36. The second tract
being described in deed from T. W.
Prather to Ann McAnally, Book 31
pavre 31)6, Register's office of Surry
County.
Sale made to satisfy said debt, in
terest and cost.
This August 23, 1917.
J. H. FOLGER. Trustee.
Stomach and I.iver Troubles.
No end of misery and actual suffer
ing is caused by disorders of the stom
ach and liver, and may be hvaided by
the use of Chamberlain'* Tablets.
Give them • trial. They only coat •
qua iter.
•jr «t*tm at tha l
• M at trust «ne»l«d to the
MtrutM on Um 1st day of July,
rj y. C. Hpnnkic and wifo to so
turo a dobt due John L. Winbtak.
which Is duly recorded la Um sAca of
kfuur of daoda of Sorry county
book No. M an* M, tha debt koine
duo and unpaid, and at the reaaaet of
tlto hoidor of said paper, I will Mill at
public auction for cash at Um Court
House door on
■•tarday Um IMk day of Baptamkar.
1017 at ana o'clock P. M.. a tract of
land Ijftni In Barry county, N. C. Ba
ling an a poplar on Um Flat
*i and runs North 57 chains to a
of Whito Oaks in Wallaroo Una.
than Mouth H7 Si Jspin Cast 30 and
71-100 chains to a rack noar a spring,
than South 1 Sfc degraoa Wast I and
HO-100 chains to Bridgi straat than
with said straat South 7«% darm
Wast 0 and 14-100 chains to tha Wont
sida of Main Straat, than with Main
straat South 16% degrees East 22
chains to J. P. Cocharfiams lino than
South 1H degrees Wast IS chains to
a Pino, Cockerhaau corn or than South
S1H degrees Waaa 2S and 60-100
rhaina to tha beginning containing 97
and four tonth scran mora or lass.
Halo will ba mada to satisfy tha dabt
sacurad by said daad of trust. This
tha 14th day of August, 1017.
W. L. Raaca, Trustos.
Nattaa.
By mutual conaent, tha partnership
known aa tha Atkins and Ball Roalty
tnd Auction Company, compoaad of
I. A. Atkins and C. M. Ball is hsrsby
liaaolved. AH contracts that hava
Oaen signad up for sal* of raal astate
will ba earried out by tha coaspaay,
l>ut no now contracts will ba mada.
All parties due the (Inn any money
will make settlement with Mr. C. M.
Lin villa and all claims against the
company will ba set tied through Mr.
Linville.
This August 2nd, 1017.
J. A. ATKINS.
C. M. BALL.
WHY SUFFER SO?
Why *uffer from * bad Itack, from
•harp, (hooting twine**, headaches,
iizxine** and diatreaaing bladder ilia?
Pinnacle people recommend Doan'i
Kidney Pill*. Coulu you auk for
itronger proof of merit?
Mm. J. L. Hpainhour, Pinnacle, N.
C., say*: "For about four yearn, I
Buffered from my back. I could hard
ly get around at time* on account of a
dull pain in my kidney*. I couldn't
*traighten up without taking hold of
something for support. Night* I
rouldn'a rent well, a* my hack ached
like a toothache. I wa* always mis
erable and hod no ambition. Noth
ing did me any goou until I began ua
ing Doan'i Kidney Pill*. The ftrst
box or two gave me relief and now
after finishing aix boxe*. 1 am feeling
better than t have in a long time. My
back doean't ache near «o much and
my kidney* act regularly."
Price Sftc, at all dealer*. Don't aim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidrfey Pill*—the same that
Mr*. Spainhour had. Foster-Milbum
Co., Prop*., Buffalo, N. Y.
Has a Bank Account;
Muil Serve in Army
Chicago III., Aug. 22.—Bryan Wash
burn, a widely known motion picture
actor, must serve in the national army
Major B. M. Chipperfleld, represent
ing the Provost Marshal General, rul
ed today. Washburn, who had panned
physical examination, claimed exem
ption on the ground that he had a wife
and child dependent upon him. Se
cret service agents learned, Major
Chipperfleld raid, that Washburn had
a bank account of $5,600 and that his
wife, who was Mabel Forrest, an ac
tress, had appeared in pictures before
and after the birth of theirchild.
YES! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN!
Cincinnati authority tails hew to dry,
up a cam or callua ao It lifts
off with fingers.
Tern corn-pestered m<n and wnam
need sutler ao longer. Wear the shoea
that nearly killed rou before, says this
Cincinnati authority, because a few
drop! of freeaoos applied directly oa a
tender, aching corn or eallus, stops sore
neea at ones and eoon the core or
hardened callus loosens ao It eaa bo
lifted oat, root and all, without pals.
A small bottle of freesoae eoet eery
little at say drug store, but will peal
tiesly take off every hard or° soft
corn or callus. This should bo tried,
as It is inexpeaslre and la said not to
irritata the surrounding (kin.
If yoor druggist hasn't any frsaooas
toll klm to get a small bottle tor yoa
Irons bis wholesale drug house. It la
ftae stuff aad acts liks s charm oeory
vm
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Another M Lrft
Thia «ii tha iMrr Mi by J. H.
Bran, third MM of tha C—p«—.
WW with M other Makan of the
CMpmt'i craw and «|kt gnaaara ar
rived here today on » Fraark >team
ahlp. The battle h*(u (I I *. ■.
and vh vagad for four hoars (t I
rufi of botwoea iJOO and 7,400
jrsrdj.
Tkt U-boat fired 400 ahota, only
two of which hit tho mark. Tho Cmm
pana. nevertholeaa, waa outranged by
tho two gwta. on# 4-tnrh, tho other t
lnch, with which tho aubmarine waa
armed. Tho U-boat alao waa fully aa
•poody aa tho Amoriran vaoaol.
Aftor tho Caiapana hoiatod tho ka
tomatlonal aifnal of aarrender hor
laat Khali gone, tho aabaiarlno noror
tholoaa rantlnuod to ftra, Brora aald,
and all handa took to tha boata.
Tha U-boat roramaiwler A rat appro
achod tho boat conaniai4ad by Bruca,
which had aboard tha Campana'a thir
taan naval gunners, and ordered it
alongside. Ha than want to tha Ufa
boat orrupiod by Capt. Albort Olivar
if the Campana and took him priaon
ar.
Five Gonners Made Priaaartu
Having room jnough only for six
additional men aboard hi* craft, th«
German nkipper made only Ave of the
gunners prisoners, Bruca Mid. These
included the chief runner and two pat
ty officer*. One of the gunners whose
name waa Millar, *ai included because
ha could apeak Geriuan.
The aubmarine waa the U-2. Bruce
did not learn the commander's name.
The German told him he said, that he
had ft red a torpedo at the Campona
but had missed, the projectile appar
ently passing under the steamship.
The Campana was sent to the bot
tom by bombs after her crew had been
allowed to return and get- their per
sonal effects. Direction.-! were given
to (Iruce by the submarine commander
how to reach the nearest port. He
told him at the same time that he had
heard wireleas meaaages exchanged by
two French war vessi"i In the vicinity
and warned him not to allow .limaelf
to he picked up by them.
"I am going to Kink them," he *ai<l.
Bruce and bin men nevnrtheles* took
the chance, encountering a French
warship after floating about in small
boat* until 6 o'clock that night. The
warship took them aboard and landed
them in France. Bruce said he wan
told by an officer of the war vessel
that he had heard a wireless from an
other French cruiser, saying that it
had sunk a German submarine in the
vicinity of the place where the Cam
pana had t>een sunk. tiruce naid it
was only a matter of conjecture aa to
whether this waa the submarine that
attacked hi* veaael but if true he fear
ed it means that Captain Oliver and
his gunners had perished.
"When Captain Oliver and the other
prisoners went below on the subma
j rine," said Bruce "the U-boat captain
' said they will lie treated aa prisonera
j of war and landed in a few day* at a
German baie where the captain aaid
j they would be given every opportunity
to send word home to their families.
I was allowed to take a personal mes
sage from Captain Oliver to be deliv
| erd to hia wife.
"The bluejacketa with ua were a
game lot. When the last ahell had
gone they would have tackled the Ger
mans with their revolver* had the
word been paaaed to them.
"The captain aaid hia instruction*
were to take all American gunners
and captains of armed ships prisoners.
He aaid however, he waa sorry the
United States was in the war because
he hated to fight Americans, aa he had
always found them friendly and g^od
sports. Americans, he said, will al
ways fight to a finiah. He had no use
for the French or the English though,
especially the English."
The names of the gunners taken
prisoners were: James Oelaney, chief
runners mate; Wm. Miller, seaman;
Fred Jacobs, seaman; Ray Roop, boat
wain's mate, second class, and Chas.
Klime. gunners' mate.
"Our deeds still travel with us fro«
i far. And what we have been makes
us what we are. George Eliot.
th« j«c r— at Htiow. IVy r» ta
■naka war on w . TWy ga ta da
•trey with tka (ward tha |wiwi«
thft mftintftini thtt the iwtnl it,
of rifkt ought to ha, tka final arbitar
of a nation'■ rifkta.
Whan tha gavanunant that daflaa
war ahall pariah In war than war will
coaM no mora upan tha aarth.
It ta At that than guarantarm at tha
worU'i paaea ahouid ha nuatainad by
tha lava and prayars of all good man:
Now, Tharafora, I, Thomaa Waltar
Bickatt, Govarnor of North Carolina,
do raqnact tha paopla of tha Btata:
Flrat, to aaaambla on Saturday, tha
flnrt day af Haptamhr, in township
andarhoal dlatrict moating*, and hold
patriotic axarriaaa in honor of tha man
i wa ar* sanding to tha front:
•toaa to ImM to MfT ■■—»> mm to
tto State to In to mm wto tow
toan drafted tot* tto jmblk mrrtoa to
tto goaate of tomr at ttoaa mrdM.
Dmw at oar city of talaigfc tto* tto
twontyflftli day of Anint, to tto
yaar of M>r Lord m« tkawto niaM
hundrad and MvmtM, and to tto km '
hundred and forty-aaraad jraar of nor
Amanran Indapwidawta.
T. W. B1CKKTT, ',ot.
HAYNCS it COPMAJVY
FIRE
INSURANCE
MVo B«JV'.ri»» ML 4lrr. * ~
75 years ago
everyone wore homespun-—
and, likewise, everyone used hand-mixed
paint. To-day, when machine-*pun doth
ii (0 much better and cheaper, no one
would think of wearing homespun. Many
people are still using hand-mixed paint,
however, because they do not know that
will save them money and
labor. Devoe Lead and Zinc
Paint is timply made of the
tame ingredients the old-time
C inter used: Pure White
ad. Pure White Zinc, and
Pure Linseed Oil. The only
difference if that Devoe is
mixed by machinery. 500
cations at a time. Therefore,
k it aWray» absolutely uniform in *ticngu»*
color and covering capacity.
We guarantee Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint to be pure.
We know it contains no whiting, silica or other worthies*
materials. Stop in and ask for Color Card.
He used a pebble
to bis day. to keep
bis mouth moist—
WE use
MtRIGLEYS
WR1GLEY5 gives us a
wholesome, antiseptic,
refreshing confection to
take the place of the cave
man's pebble.
We help teeth, breath, appetite,
digestion and delicionsly •
soothe mouth and throat with
this welcome sweetmeat.
* The Wrigley Spcannca want to Ml 70*
(Mr Book of Cum-pdM. lad ■ poatal
for it today. Win. Wriglmy Jr. Cat,
1733 Ktmr CWBf>.
The Flavor Lasts!
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