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1. TW Youth'* Companion — 52
w—My iumt, and
t TS» Hundredth Anmvaraary
So«vmir PWturr "A Yard of Youtfc
(■ant on r> quart.) All for 12,
& Or imja* McCatt'a MijiaU .
tbc monthly authority »n faaMana.
Both puMicationa only $2.60
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION
8 N rvpc. Boaton, Mana.
Mile of Rftl Estate.
Under and by virtu* of th« author
H jr conferred upon m bf • deed of
trust executed by H. A. Spurlia on ;
the 22nd day of May. 192*. and ro-;
corded in hook 102, pave 261, aMea
of the Register of Deed* for Surry
County, to secure the payment of rcr
tain cum* <>f money and the stipula
tion* therein contained not having
been complied with, and at the re
quest of the holder* of the hood*
aecured by *aid deed of trust. I will
expose for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door in Dobson, N. C.
Monday. February 7. 1*27,
at 12 o'clock Noon,
the following deacribed real estate:
A tract of land In Franklin town
ship, Surry County, and state of
North Carolina, and adjoining the
lands of E. V. Lowe, James Knraay,
and others and beginning at a white
oak stump, an old corner and runs
north 8 dee. east 19'/i chain* to
pointers at a branch, then down said
liranrh a* it meanders 24 chains to
pointers at bend of branch. Sam
I/owe's (n<w E. V. Lowe's) corner,
then a conditional line near north 72
deg. west 18 H chains crossing a
branch to a small white oak on a
rider, then south 8 deg went I chain
and 87 links, then south S deg. east
A chains then south 15 deg. west 14
chains crossing a creek to a stake in
the Anderson Galyean line, then east
Hilt chains to a spanish oak, Gal
yean'* and J. Ratney'* corner; then
north 88 deg east 19H chains to a
spanish oak, Harney's corner, ther
north S«ii chains to the beginning,
and containing 70 acre* more or laaa
Also another tract of land, adjoin
ing the lands of Felton Creed and
others, and beginning at a Willow
bush, and a locust stake on the bank
of a branch, and runs north up aaid
branch to Houston Galyean's (now
Toliver Galyean's line) then west
with said Galyean's line to a white
oak corner on top of a rid (re; ther
southeast to a locust, a corner: then
southeast course a straight line to
the place of beginning and contain
ing 2 acres, more or less.
This January 4. 1927.
E. L. SCHUYLER. Trustee
North Carolina. Surry County—In
Superior Court.
J. 8. Belton and D. S. Dodge, trad
ing and doing buitom under, the ftra
name of B A H Service Station, plain
tiff*, T».
F. A. Thacker, Defendant.
The defendant T. A. Thacker will
take notice that lummoni in Um
above entitled action waa lined
i|(init taid defendant on the tier
day of Dec—ber, 19SC, by F, T. Lew
ellln. Clerk of the Superior Court af
the above county and etata, which me
Tito will af hf>, roaaatly prakatad,
■m net a —r>»<■■ ta Tataa mmI Sand
wWn ha mMM ad
far tNiriMM iU*m aad
a aiding* aafaay far h>n<nt ■■»
m, m mR a* a lin>llil far tha
To Ma widow, Mr. h«t left aa aa
miity ot VUjm. payable IMN a
ainath. far bar lifetime ami the haaa
tifui haw at Aaad Bpriaga. Ma pra
ridad far tka apheap af tka kaaa.
The wMaw*» ahare M ta ha itAaai a*
the ia>arlt|r af Ma tefMir, Mary
artdaw'a laaathly aBawanee la ta ha
II jm a aiaath. Tha daughter la ta
art death, whan har aMtkly altow
amem from tha earning* of tha aataU
la to ha taeraaaad to lljNt a awnrth.
Can Ttthea.
To hia brother. Kdwm Page, ha
gare a howe, and $6,000 waa provid
ed for each of faaia'a thrao children
for their adoration, and 1600 a month
ta ha (NvfM hataiaan thorn la their
Hraa. Ha ri wamharail other rel*»
threa la laaa aahatantlal waya.
Yaara ago, after ha had (om hroko
aa a proapeetor, Pag* haeaaaa a
tit her. H» *ald God wan hia partner.
At least 10 per rent of hia earntaga
waa to go to God'a |ark, principally
to orphan* and aridowa. The child
ren were legally adopted and reared
in Ma great orphanage at Sand
Springs. He built an amuaimant
park far them and the other children
of Tulaa. and the dependent aridowa
Mead in rottagea built and maintained
KILLS FOUR LIONS
MISSED BY ARCHIE
Cbicafoaa Get* Hide* In Ari
zona WWt Rowiwlt
Party Got Nam.
CkWifv.—(hnr the unr trail that
Archie Roosevelt, hunter of African.
Amazonian and Aaiatic Kimr, had
traveled just before him and returned
empty-Handed, went Ftanley K. Gra
ham. Chicago boaineM man, and bag
four pumaa in the highland* of
the Rincon Mountain*, eait of Tuc
*on.
The puma, commonly known a* the
mountain lion, which i* more like a
(reat, ungainly cat than a lion, run*
more or leaa wild in the wild* of Ari
tona, New Mexico and Colorado, but
particularly in Arizona. Any book on
zoology will give to the proapectiv*
puma hunter the information that the
animal i* delightfully non-vegetarian,
particularly in the winter.
Mr. Koo*evelt knew those thinr*.
and that'* why he thought the puma
would provide the annual fall hunt
ing thrill. But nary one did he *e«
during hi* stay in the Rincon Moun
tain country.
Theq along come Mr. Giaham, who
ha* hunted lion* bare handed, with
lariat, bow and arrow, piatol and rifle.
A new law in Reading, England,
provide* a (tiff fine for a man whoae
n»dio loud *peaker can be heard by
hi* neighbor*.
By virtue of the power contained
m • deed of trust, executed January
26. 1 m. by Dewey Chilton and
Bertha Oiltj« to the undersigned
trustee, same rearrded in Register of
Deed* office. Surry county. Book of
Deed* of Trust No. 72, pace 88, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of th« note* aecured by iakl
deed of trust and at the request of
the holder of said note*, I will offer
for sale to the highest bidder at
public auction, for cash, in front of
the Bank of Pilot Mountain, in Pilot
Mountain. N. C, on
Saturday. February 5th, 1»27.
at 1 e'decfc P. M..
the following lands:
Begin Ing at Make in line, of Mill
tract and runs N. 81H E. 8.12 eh*,
to rock, N. Kf'4 E. R.SO ch*. to pin*.
N. E. 6.60 cha. to an alder and
two birch pointer* on bank of Tom's
Creek, then down creek 8. 1T% E.
5.50 cha., S. 26 H K. <1.00 cha S. 6
chs., ST* W. 1-20 cha., 8, «S* W.
6.80 cha to stake corner iUB tract,
then leaving creek, ran* N. 54 V.
(H chs. to a stake at branch, M. 80
w. >H cha. to stake near a dogwood,
between a large rock aiid the creak,
N. W. 4.70 ch*. to black gam
INT creek, N. « W. 2 92 chains to
ptne, N. 9t% W. U4 ch*. to pine N.
41 #. 6J0 eka. to rock in hollow N.
MS E. S ch*. N. >1 E. 4 eh*, to i
N. 1.45 cha. to the point at I
Containing 46 aer*a mora (
Thi* January Itk. 1*7.
oM I* no wimmk thai H to raited to
the prsaet g—f Mwi. the bishop
said. Young people have a nm
teoapt fw "simaland piety." m
tinued, and * hatred of rwit and
■«aiikigl.ss (Iwm that anea war*
need in rettgioa wnrvhip
Ha said that thara were Hera
r«mr psupls, hi pmpaittoa. doing
church work tndajr than rrar before.
"I know tha young pe«pla." ha aaid.
"t fa an ramping tripa and picnics
with them. I associate with tha*.
know what they are saying and
thinking."
Ha laaghed at tha Mm that tha
younger generation la immoral and
that "motion pictures and automo
. Mtee an taking them ta the baw
wow* aa aa many well-manning
older people mm to fear.
A hank which waa Hoeed by the
courts m 1901 will make a farther
payment to depositors, which will
raise the total they hare repaired to
114 per cent, wi'h more to comm. Too
much investment in wildcat oil wells
and Florida orange groves waa given
as the reason for closing. hot the
wells and orange groves paid, and the
depositors hare been receiving pay
ments ovtr a period of twvnty-ftvr
I years.
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