TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtue at a deed of trust •»
•coted to the undersigned trustee on
the 26th day of Aujruest, 191*, by
Laura J. Midkiff and R C. Midkiff n
eerded in Book 89. pace 163 of the
record of nertfifii of Sorry county,
1 will Mil to the highest bidder, for
cuh. in front of the First National
Bank of Mount Airy, on
September 3. 1923.
at one o'clock P. M„
the following described real estate,
to-wit
A lot known as the Laura J. Mid
kiff homeplace. adenine the lands of
Jim Midkiff. Dock Midkiff, and E4
Snody, and Charles Fulton, containing
sane 17 acre* of land, mors or less,
except I acres heretofore sold and
conveyed. For particular description
see deed of trust above referred to.
This sale is mads to satisfy a claim
4m the First National Bank of Mount
Airy.
Tni« 28th day of July, 1928.
W. F. CARTER, Trustee.
NOTICE
North Carolina. Surry Comity. In
the Superior Court.
Bachel B rate her va. Eliia Bratchar.
Notice of Summons.
To Ellis Bratcher: Take Notice,
That an action entitled aa above baa
been commenced in the Superior Court
mt Sorry County, the lommona in
which action is made returnable the
27th day of Anguat. 1928, at the Court
house in Dobaon before the under
signed Clark of tha Superior Coort, at
which time tha defendant ia required
to appear and anaver the complaint
en file in this office which action ia
far divorce, abaolute, and let the de
fendant take notice that if ha fail to
appear and answv or demur to the
eomplaint. plaintiff will apply to the
eeurt for toe relief demanded. 8-17c
Thia July 28rd. iWt
P. T. LEWELLIN,
Cleric of Suparrior Coort
Notice Trnetoe'a Sale of Lead
By virtue of authority veated in ma
the undersigned, in a deed of truat
•executed to Edw. H. Linville on the
tth day of October 1919, for ISOO.OC
and recorded in the Begiater of Deed*
Office of Sony County, N. C., in book
71 pa«« 1®*. default bavins been mad*
hi the payment of the note therein
■ecured. and at the request of the
holder therof, I will sell sell for caah
to the higheet bidder, at public auc
tion, in front of the Bank of Mount
Airy, lfoont Airy, N. C., on
Saturday Sept. let MIS
at oae o'eloak P. M.
The following described real estate:
Beginning at the East aide of 8outh
atreet in the town of Moont Airy,
N. C„ at M. Saaefs corner and runi
with Samet'a line East 90 feet ts
a stake in Shelton's line thence wit):
Shelton's line N. 1 deg. East < feel
to 8helton'a comer; thence with Shel
ton'a line to B1 is sard's corner; thenea
with Bliuard's line N. deg. E. >t feel
mora or leas to Hitman's corner;
thence with MHman's line Weet 1M
feet mora or leea to edge of
South
£1-8 W
The aams
W. 62 feet to the b«rfambia
being lot No. It of tfci LanS
•a sold by tha Linville-BaH-Hutchim
Land Co. on the above date.
Ma made to satiafy a balance of
#73,00 principal, interest and coat of
sale to add. "niia Slat day of July
im
C. M. BALL, Trustee.
fmiy & Machine Shop
Oak SL
' houmM M follow*:
Beginning In U» earner »r mam
and Nixon Street* la front <>( Moun
tain Park Baptiat Church anQ ran*
with Nixon Strwt North 74.2f> dogs.
Coot 17 Jeha. to • otoko, then with the
rood North to.5 docs. Boot 2.96 chs
to ■ stake, thon with tho rood Sooth
M degs. East 114 rha. to • etake D.
C. Bodwine's eomoi thon wtth tho
t«ad South W don. fail 96.66 (ho.
to a atako hi tho old I mo of tho Chat
llMI tract, thoa ortth tho said lino
Sooth 19 dog*. Baat I.I chs. to an old
Chestnut corner, than Sooth 4ft dogs
Waat 2.10 ehs. to ndas road, thon
wtth said road North aft dogs. Waat
4 cho. to a atako, than with tho road
SI dog*. Wast 4.M eha. to a stako.
than with tho road Sooth W dogs
West I.ftO cho. to a atako, thon Sooth
with tha road 79 doc*. Woot 3.60 eha.
to a atako, thon Sooth 4ft dog*. Wfat
2.83 eha. to a atako, t!>oa Sooth with
tho road *2 doc*. Woot S eha. to a
atako, thon with tho road Sooth 69.6
doc*. Woot ft eha. to a atako, thon with
tho road North 64 doc*. Woot 4 eha.
to a a take, thon North 1B.7B dacs.
Weat 6.10 eha. to a atako, thon Sooth
75.2S docs. Woot 1 ftJkl eha. to a stake
on Snow Street, thon North 16.7ft
docs. Baat S.S rha. to a stako. thon
South 7ft.2ft decs. Woot 2.3 eha. to
Main Street, then with Main Stroot
North 18.7ft dogs. Woot 16.60 chains
to the borinninr. containing 76 acres
more or Ions, on which tract of land
is located tho Mountain Park School
buildings.. Far deed to said Board of
Trustees aoo record of Deeds No. 70,
page 267.
From the proceeds of tfce sale the
undersigned will p-y off snd dis
charge.
First; tha deeds of trust executed
prior to the execution of the deed of
trust under which this sale is made,
nnd the halanco will be paid upon the
indebtedness aforesaid th> total of
which, with the sad deeds of trust,
amounts to 62S.043 27 and th« excess
ibove this amount, i any. will be
paid to the Trustees or their assignee*
after payment of expenses of the
sal.
Givon under my hand, this Aug. 6.
1929.
J. W. I*viU, Trustee.
J. H. Folger, Attorney.
The sale of thia property under the
deed of trust will not prevent the
opening of tho School at Mountain
Park, aa Trustees of the achool ex
poet to make arrangement with who
rror purchases this piuparty that the
trustees may open and conduct the
school, no twithatanding thia sale.
Stomach
Out of Fix?
'I'boiic yonr groe<*r or druggist
'or v ihm of this delicious <!i
gfSt: nt, i Kiss* f"'1 I*
fives delightful relief, or no
charge tor the fir*t dozea used.
Shivar Ale
Otfotlv* Artarftat W»lfi
MiNr Witir 4 CI •far
Notliirg lik" it ttr renovating
old. worn-ot t tloii.uchn. > r.i ■ -ri■
ing food into rich klfW tu.,1
sour. .*teih.
If /oar regular dealer «ann,t
impply you, telephone
TBS WMT-HLL COMPANY
Certificate of Diaaoliitioe
To all to wtooas these present* may
com*—Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to mjr satis
faction, by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for tha voluntary
dissolution thereof by tha unanimous
consent of all the stockholders, depo
sited in My office, that tha Jarrell
Allred Company a corporation of this
state, whose principal office ia situa
ted at No. Franklin Street, ia tha
town of Mt. Airy, County of Sum
State of North Carolina (Geo. P. All
red being the agent therein and in
charge thereof, upon whom proesaa
may be served), has complied with the
requirements of Chapter 22, Consoli
dated Statutes entitled, "Corpora
ttons," preliminary to the isuing of
this Certificate of Dlaaolutioii:
Now, Therefore, I W. ST. Everett,
Secretary of 8tate of North Carolina,
da hereby certify that the wld ca
tion did, en the 90th day of July
rss;
and «
. file In ay office a duly executed
atteated consent la writing to the
dissolution of aaM corporation, execu
ted by all the stockholder* thereof
which said consent and the record of
the proceedings aforesaid are now
on fib la my said office aa provided
•f Mir,
set au*haad>and'>affl(ed my official
xaim*^ thht*h*u °Vj&
.... -w- —
ML—Thay My
•wti n.ifht at
wtlm nrii nir>>t at 10.
Mr*. CiiiiIMkb la a aMivia (an. But
flickaria* filma
She b fond of
Sha la a brilliant
<|u)rk at npirto and full of
la aa ailawt aa Mm Hphtn*.
Aa a atady hi uppaattaa, thay taha
| ft rat priaa. Which raiaaa an mtaraat
r»t qoeation. Kinra the Praaidawt 4a
taata aarial affair" and Ma wife lovoa
I tho«. what dooa tha elaab portend far
| Washington aoeiety.
WIU H ha a iff whnfniatmt ion or
! a ana? Will there ha halta,
I fata* ami heneflta, with tha Whtta
Mmiae fitn fluntf wide. and tha ha>
| il«-nt (tut if oily donning hla dreaa ault
earb night ? Will there ha a revival
nf tha dnys of tha ray Cleveland and
I tha riotoua Kooaeeelta? Or will It bo
j ill dull and proaay, with CooMdca
| trntinir off fa bod in good New Eng
land faxhxin aa tha rloek utrikni 10?
Friend* of tha flrat lady predict aha
will inaumrate a rata regime. Not
right away, of couraa. for Waahington
will Mntirn tha daath of Ha lute Preai
dant o»t11 lata Dwrmbar, and thara
will ha few utrial affair*.
"But sfter that," they uy, "Mr*.
Cootid**- will keep thine* moving. flits
twists the President around her llt
the finger. If aha want* bails, ■ he'll
have thain, for he'sao crazy about
her he wouldn't refuse har anything."
('oolidge. by tka way, fall in Ion at
first sight with the lady who 'twists
him around har finger." It was in tha
days when h» "roomed and boarded,"
as New Englander* say, wMti tka
steward of Clark school in Northamp
ton, Mass. The first lady waa Grace
Goodhue then, a teacher at Clark. And
Clark was a school for the deaf. Coot
idge was a struggling young lawyer
poor as a chaich mouse.
One night the steward's wife Invited
the pretty teacher to supper, and
there was the young: lawyer. Soon aa
he saw her he loved her. But he bid
i «d his time, ft was several months
I later that he arrived one day at the
< ioodhiM' home. Grace was at schoo'.,
• and Mr. Goodhue anked Calvin to ha
seated. He did, and thi*n there was an
i awkward pause.
"Did you come on business, Mr.
! C "oolidge?" queried Mr. Goodhue, seek
Iing to break the silence.
"Why yes," said Calvin, "If you
i call it that. I've came to ask Grace to
marry me."
And a few weeks later she did. They
| went to Montreal on a honeymoon and
srere rone a whole week. When they
came bark they rented a furnished
apartment in Northampton, moving
ohortly afterward to half the double
! house that is still their home. And
Mrs. Coolidge did all her own vorh
and never, never dreamed that one
i day she'd bv social dictator of all the
country.
Lowering Heavy Tank* With
Melting Ice
Literary Digest.—Steel tank* u**<f
' as brine-container* in ice-plant* of
the Union Ice Company of California
are lowered to their permanent posi
tion* with the aid of blocks o{ ice
which carry the weight of the tank
while blocking is being removed and
then, as the ice melts, allow the tank
to settle to its foundation. Says a
contributor to The Engineering News
Record (New York):
The buildings in which these tanks
are installed are not designed with a
frame from which the tank could be
"impended and the melting-ice method
has been found cheaper and more sat
isfactory than erecting temporary
means of supporting the tank while
lowering it to position. Tlte tank is
riveted up on blocking three or four
feet sbove this foundation in order
that workmen may have access to the
ander side of the tank during the pro
cess of riveting, calking and painting.
When the tank is finished the blocks
of ice are placed and the tank is low
ered on jacks until the ice carries the
weight, after which all Jacks and
blocking are removed and the melt
ing ice allows the tank to settle to
final position. Two rows of ice-blocks
were placed under it on 12-foot cen
ters, and to hasten the melting pro
cess small wood-fires were built In
side the tank, one over eack support
ing cake of iee. In the case illustrat
ed, 800-pound ice-cakes were set on
end. Mors frequently the cakes are
set on edge. The tank can be quick
ly 'Jacked down' to tills height, which
is sufficient clearance for the removal
of all blocking. When the ice-cakaa
are on edge there is lees danger of
slipping or uneven settlement. With
the aid of small firas in the tank the
ice is ordinarily melted away In
twelve hours.
Sydnor & Sparger
Imaranc* Afenta
*OUNT AIRY, * C.
by L. B Itabf and wife, Bite H»
Nr. •" Uw Mw< fcf a# Kiwtw,
« of the Reaped W Deeds of Truet of
Mum Count/, I will sal) to tl« blcfc
«»t bidder nr caab in fMrt of the
F'rat Natim iJ Rank, In Mount Airy.
N. C. on
Saturday toe MM fey af «•*. IMS.
IMt'iMP M..
the foBwrt'n pi' pasly to wit:
Let: A Utct it land «Jioinm« ;he
lamia of J. »u>V. D. C. KkM; ly.ng
and being In KMori r >wn»hip, and
beginning at a Uta.k (jam «nd run*
South iff dec. Beat 3 n« and TB
linka to a ataka .n iha Mount Airy
Itnd Hilornn mad; thence North r<0 doff
Waat with uhl road II rhaiaa and M
link« to a ataka in naid Mad; tbniae
Raat 8 rhaina to the beginning, con
taining 1 1-2 acres, mom or Jeaa.
2nd. On tha same day at tha build
ing occupied by tha mid L. B. Maalay
aa a stow in Bldora Townxhip at in (Hi
A. M.. I will mRI to tha ht ghost MIk
for eaah all tha merchendiae aontatnod
in the Mid atora building.
3rd. All farming toola and live
ntork belonging to tna aaid L. B. Moa
lay.
■aid aalo mada to aatlafy a dab* of
Ona Thourand (fl.OOO.M) bollam due
iha Pirat National Bank of Mannt i
tt aala of tha atoek of goods ia |
mada by virtue of a lVd of Truot
executed by tha aaid parties on tha
2rtth day of January, IMS, and re- ,
cftrdad In Book No. H Mtt 2M. Mc
Thia tha 14th day of Aotraat, 1MB
W. P. CABTBB, Trwtoa.
NOTICB
North Carolina. Surry County,
Mount Airy Township.
S. A. Hannia. tr ding a: S. A. Hen
nia A Com per jr *s W. H. Harden.
To W. H. Ha.t!an ta.' a notice:
That an action entitled as above haa
bean commenced in tha Recorder's
Court of Mount Airy Township for tha
recovery of Two Hundred and Fifty
(<250.00 Dollars, tea by tha dafeiid
ant to the plaintiff an contract, and
the defendant in notified to appear be
fore H H. Lewellyn, Judge of the
Recorder'! Court sf aaid townehip,
on tha 9th day of September, 1923 at
10 o'clock A. M., a::d anawer or demur
to th* complaint and let tha defendant
take notice that if -be fail to appear
and answer or deutar to the complaint,
rlaintif.' will apply to the court for
the ,-elief den.anded. The defendant
ia further notified that a warrant of
attachment has bean issued in this
tausa and Is returnable on the 8th
day of September, 1923, before His
Honor, H. H. Lewellyn, Judge of the
Recorder's Court of Mount Airy
Township, at the town hall in Mount
Airy, and that said warrant of attach
ment hat beer, levied upon certain In
debtedness of Lovill-Dix Company to
the defendant.
Given under my hand, this Aug.
«th, IMS.
R. V. Deyerle,
Clerk of Recordt-'s Court.
.
19241
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