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Beginning Friday Morning at 8:30
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and varied line of most popular dress fabrics, beautiful lot of millinery and an
excellent stock of shoes Drastic Reductions on Everything
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SIX VICE
iTurnmyre & Lamml
TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtu* of the power conferred
upon m by a M of trust iwntod
by W. G. Carter and wife on the 20th
of April, I9S6, I will *ell to the high
est bidder, for cash. In front <4 the
First National Bank of Mount Airy,
ea Satarday the 17th day of My,
at Ml e'cteck P. H.
the folio wiag d**crihed land to-wit:
A tract of land adjoining the land*
of Rufa* Goini and other*, bef Inning
on the Weet edge of an alley at eerner
of lot 17, Rufas Coin'* corner and
run* thence. South U degree*, Weet
160 feet to the line of lot 16, Rufu*
Coin'* line; thence: with line of lot
19, South 45 degree*. East 60 feet to
the corner of lot 19; thence, with the
kit 19, North 66 degree*. Eart 160
feet to the edge of the (aid alley;
thence with the said alley. North 46
degree*. We*t 60 feet to the point of
beginnning, *ar.ie being lot ll of the
J. A. At kin* land, *ol«f September 1*.
lOSt. and surveyed by T. B. McCargo
Thin deed of trust i* recorded in
Booh 90, page >1, of the Becord of
Deed* of Trust of Surry Count*.
Bala made to *ati*fy a debt of MO,00,
with Intereut and co«t to he added.
This the 16th day of June, 19M.
W> w. Carter, Trustee
NOTICE
North Carolina, Surry County, Town
of Mouat Airy.
Partef Bosohrttsaa.
Whereas petition has been filed with
The Clark to the Board of Commla
•ioner* of the Town at Mount Airy,
making that Graves 8treet, from Pine
Street to Rockford Street be graded,
pavad and improved, and whereas on
investigation it has been found ascer
tained and declared by the Secretary
to the Board of Commissioner that
the signers of said petition represent
a majority of the lineal feet frontage
of property on said street within the
aforesaid Units and boundaries, and
saia finding has been certified to The
Board by the Clerk thereof, and ap
proved, now, therefore, ha it resolved,
ordered and ordained:
1st. That said Graves Street, from
Pine Street to Rockford, be graded,
curbed, paved and Improved.
2nd. That the paving shall be of
the following mate rial*,to-wit:
Concrete and according to specifica
tion* on file in the oOee of the Clark
to the Board of Commisioners.
Srd. That the costs of cadi grad
ing, paring and Improvements shall
ha paid aa follows:
One-half of the coat of paving and
haprovssaents (not including rough
grading) shall be assessed against the
properties of the owacts of lands
abutting en said street within a* id
territory to ho paved, aa each aide
thereof, according to the Itaeal fast
frontage of such property thereon,
that is ths property owner on sach
£ shall be aaseeeed each one-half
ro«t at paviag and improving as
aaaid, Making the whole thereof.
mi Mate*.
Wilmington, June The 4,701
ruN of iwortW whiskies found oai
the HIM, which was tetrad into port
here Saturday by tha I). 8. cuttel
Manning, wu laadad on tha ergfl
from a schooner a few mi lea off tha
coast of Morehead City Monday af
ternoon, J ana 21, according to state
mant» mada by Herbert Hart man
eoelr of tha Elma, when interviewed
hi his cell la the tounty Jail this
moraine.
Hart man, who baa turned a federal
witneaa, farther • la ted that tha other
thirteen man af the crew were giving
falae namae and that am<m« theii
number were to be found the oAcan
of tha ship. although each man refae
ed to make sueh a declaration at the
preliminary hearing held in the fed
eral court room hare y eater day be
fore U. 8. CoMUaaioner Louis Good
When aaked hew ha
neetod with the crew, Hartman aaid
that he waa sggraarhed by a (hipping
ma iter In Baatoa and asked if he
wanted a job. He accepted a Jab aa
cook, but after going aboard another
rook from the U. ft. shipping board
c*tm am board and it waa decided
• hat they would aurtch far the jab.
The shipping hoard cook took haadi,
Hartman took tails and won the job
<m the flip of the cote.
After weighing anchor at Green
Dock In Boston and taking on coal,
the Elma headed south. The ship
dropped anchor off tha Carolina
coast a few day* later and laid in
wait for the srhonaer, Hartman aaid.
However, aa supplies were running
<hntt it waa decided to put into More
head City. On the morning of J una
21 the Elma put out to aea again and
' that same afternoon sighted tha
trhooner and took on her valuable
cargo of liquors.
On tha very nest day aa the akip
waa headed north the U. 8. Cutter
Manning overtook it aad the crew
was forced to torn ever its ship to
the government avthorities. When
the Elma waa taken over just enough
coal waa left in its hold to carry it to
New York, sailers of the Maiming
stated. TV ship waa drat carried to
Norfolk and later towed here.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NOTICE OF EE-SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Super -
i ior Court of Surry County made in
, the special proceeding entitled Donna
Boh, et ela—vs.—James Paul Bolt, at
els, therein appointing me Commis
sioner for the purpose of selling the
hereinafter dvsrihed real estate, and
after having advertised same for
thirty days I ssanead name for sale to
the highest bidder oa the 17th day of
JtmeVlM*. T. P. Butner became the
last and highest bidder at the price of
W,250.00. There having bean aad up
aet hid of Ave per cent placed on sadd
bid. It has bee* ordered that the aaid
lands be re-sold. I will aell at public
auction to the highest bidder on the
premiaae on the
14th fay af July, lm.
at t e'cfack P. M.
the following daaeilbsd real estate,
te wit:
That eertebi tract or parcel of land
lying and Wag la Burry County.
Mount Airy Towships situated oa the
Hicks heir* aad ethers, eontaiaing If
arrea mora or laM aad kaown aa the
BoH land.
Tai iaa of sale, nm half casl
In ai> montba, head wttk
•urety to he given for tha
rmrments.
This sale mail subject to the eoa
flrmatlon of the court. Ghrea uadm
mv hand, thie the Mth fay of June,
l&M.
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Maryland, lawyer.
M*»tachu*ett*
physician.
Carter Braxton. Virginia, .
Chart** Carrol, Maryland, lawyer.
Samuel Chaae. Maryland, lawyer.
Abraham Clark, New Jeraey, law
y*r.
George Clysaof. Pennsylvania, air
chant.
William Ellery, Rhode I aland, law.
Iyer.
William Floyd. New Terk, farmer.
Benjamin Franklin, Pennsylvania,
Elkridfe Gerry, Massachusetts Bay,
Gwiaaett, Georgia, mrr
l.yman Hall. Georgia. Phyairiaa.
John Hancock. Massachusetts Bay.
serchant.
Benjamin Harrison. Virginia, farwi
John Hart. New Jeraey, fanner.
Joseph I1»wm, North Carolina,
lawyer .
Thnmaa Hsyward, Jr.. South Caro
lina lawyer
William Hooper, North Carolina,
lawyer.
Stephen Hopkina, Rhode I (land.
Pranci* Hopkiaaon, New Jeraey.
Samuel Huntington, Conertieut,
lawyer .
Thomas Jefferaoa. Virginia, lawyer.
Richard H. Lee. Virginia, aoldiar.
Pranci* L. Lee, Virginia, farmer.
Pranci* Lewie, New York, mer
| chant. ,
Phillip Livingston, New York, »ar>
chant.
Thomas Lynch,. Jr., Sooth Carolina,
lawyer.
Thoa. McKran, Delaware, lawyer.
Arthur Middleton, Booth Carolina,
lawyer.
Lewi* Mcrria, New York, farmer.
Robert Morris, Pennsylvania, mer
chant.
John ^lorton, Pennsylvania, sftrvey-!
Nelson, Jr., Virginia,
TRUSTEE'S SALE. \
fey virtu* at the power conferred
im the urnl-r jried In a deed of
treat qpreutad February II, 182V by
M. J. Corn and wife, which daad of
treat hi r«v'it'-red in book 71,
14. record of deoda of Vnnt for Sorry
County, dafault having bran nda In
the paytnen: of the Indebtedneea lo
ured, ard at tfcr rwjueat of tba hoM»*T
»f the note. I wiN aril for <-*ah to tha
hifheit bidder on.
Friday. J air Si. 1«M
it U o'elerh M.
n front ... if- Firit National Bank,
n Mount Atrr. K. C., tha following
daaeHM real aatata, tow*: .
Lyltuf and bain* in Xooat Airy
Townihip, Sorry Caunty, North Care
Una, adjhoinmc tha I audi of EmaMtt
CoOiaa, Jin Arthur HlfM and bound
ad aa foliowi, ate; Beginning at tha
h interaection of atraata and
_ with went it^e of Junction Street,
North 4 dag. Faat tS faet to a atone;
thence with ColHa'a tine North *7 dec
Weat IM faat to a atana and Hagan'a
thence with HimA "M
Sooth 4 dog. Weat M faat to a atraat;
'hence with aald SO fo> t |
ST dag. Eaat 185 toot to the beginning.
|«h auuie to aithfr mm debt,
interaat and eoata of aide to add.
TUa June 3m h. ISM.
• FRED FOLC.EB. Treatee.
Insurance at Low Cost
If you need the maximum protection at the minimum
cost you should investigate oar New Commercial Policy
which is sold to high class risks in amount of 95.000.09
to 9100.000.00.
A policy of 910.000.00 will be issued on a basis of the
small deposits indicated below;
%
30
40
Ml Dtp—11
82.40
MJO
104.10
$13
147.40
242.10
374.M
We writ* all form* at Uf* and Endowment. Participating 1*4
Nun-Participating and ghre lei-viee equal to the baet.
' We have a General Araury opening in the Mount Airy territory
and are in positio nto offer "top" contract to • real producer MM
organiser.
If interested addreea, with reference, Agency Departmrn*. Phila
delphia Life Innurance Company. Ill North Broad Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
C1Vhy the South has
. economic health
QOUND proiparltji arises only from the ptmpetHy
VJ of many different types of industry. Sections
of the country that are dependent upon one tiiainess
or one crop sometimes have extraordinary prosper
ity; add they also have hard times. But it is thoas
- -* - - ...I, A - * - 1_ ft ,,, ' Al A «- - ^ -
sections wnere prcxsuction m aiversineu inn Mi •
real economic health.
Tha present prosperity of the South epringi fires
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flMQf an went source*. tjm a seen onocn roe reoun