Beginning on *«•> aid* of the
Dot— - Mount Airy road. Sheep
Draagha'* corner; ram N IC. 17.®J
ch*. to ■ rwk; thence V. 4 drg var
iation 28 1-f' cha t« a whit* oak,
Dialer'* corner: thence 8. 4 W. with
Dieter Mnr 12 M eh*, to a stoke on
tka eadi* ford road; thwica with *aM
read 8. 4* E. « ch*. thence 8. M C
ch». to Gaa. Atkin* cornar;
thence 8. SI dag. W. with Goo. Atkbu
Hna 18.10 cha. to branch; thanea 8
M W . 2 ch*. thanea 8. 26 W 7 1-1
eh*. to a xmnned; thanea 8. M dag
E. 18J0 eha. to WiUon Key's corner
thanea N. 9.90 eha. to a (take, Krjr'i
eomar; thanea N. 72 W. 2M eh*. U
tka Mount Airy-tfobeon road; thanea
with tha maandariaga at add roa«
Hi4 cha. to tha beginning, contain
mg 120.27 aeraa more or le*a. includ
tng tha home plaea and tha Clan
place and *11 tha land W H Atktn,
awna en the weet aide a< the Mem
Airy-Doh*on atata highway; alee mm
ether tract known aa the Poweri
place adjoining the tend* of J V
Jackaon, 8. Watkina, O. M. Draughn
John Key and other beginning at
a reek h J. U iaekaon'a line
raa* South 88 East 1,15ft feet
N. 71 E 297 ft. to a maple; thenfc
M. M W 4K ft. to a (take; thenet
M. T9 W. 1M ft N. U W. with brancii
•27 ft. to a apaariah oak; thence 8. 7]
W. 1.1*8 ft. to a rack; thence 8. 21
E. kit ft to tha beginning, contain
ing 20.41 aeraa. Ala* a atrin of laiwi
10 ft. wide hf 8-S> ft. long leading
from the Powar place to the Mom*
Airy-Dobeoa road, uid strip of land
he In* the north half of the prosenl
road leading to the Power place whieti
if also too oitd for a road.
One other tract from a* to the G
T. Nichols place sdjofnlng the landi
of W. A. Nichols, BentonWMte. 8. P
Badgett heir* and J. L. ladoon, be
■famine at an apple tree hi the J. L
Jackson IIm and W A. NlchoU Hne:
ran* W. 20 ehs. to a poplar on old
thence 8. 87 eh*, to stake and
pointer* in Badgett's line; thence E.
12 1-2 eh*, to a stake and pafcilan in
Badgett's line; thence North ta a
large chestnut stamp and pointer* on
waat aide of road loading from Sarah
White'* to Prsatey Badgett's; thence
ta the beginning apple tree in J. L.
• oa'« Hne cantaiatat « •
or leas, being the *aae land
ncribed in dead from A. H. Freeman
Clerk to G. Y. Nichols and Wash
Nicfaol*. See dead hook No. M, page
1«1. , m
Also one other tract lying and be
ing in Dobson township, adjoining
the lands of Lee A. Brintle, J, L.
Jackson and other*, beginning at Lee
Rrintle's corner in J. L. Jackson'*
Ha, rans W. 22.71 ch*. to a stake and
pourters; thence 8. 14 dn. W. 1S.26
eh*, ta a (take; thence W. 171 ch*.
thence 8 to a red oak A. L. Blue's
comer; the nee E. 15 1-2 ch*. ta a
rhaatnut: thence N. Ida. ta 4m
Roekford rood; thanee N. SO W. 11 1-2
rh*. ta a white oak, the point of be
—■ Sfi acre* store or
la same boundary
on the lower side of the road;
8 with the said road as It
ars 14 ehs, to aa aak in about
2» ft of the edge of the orsfcard;
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The wire fanes an the sMs of
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Airy, la la a vary law itata mt haalth
r Kill
Airy
•4 fejr Ti
July !•.—With ht*
Early Hoatia Caa. 16. I1M
died last night at S:l* o'clock
at City Maaarlal HaapHal from >n
; racwivod whan be Ml
frwa a Norfolk aad Wcatern Railway
freight traia aaar Walnat Core abost
&:W o'clock yaaterday afternoon
There war* no altinw to th* ae
culant. bat railway an advanced th*
.theory that yooag Caa waa ridinc be
twaan two box car* aad fall haa*ath
th* wheel*. Ha waa pulU-d fraai ba
naath da traia atintu hi* right *hoal
der aad v* aad right lag, which had
naar tha Up jotat, aad
tha track to await aa
imbiltMv thlil had bus iuiiibobmI
from this city, la addttiaa to tha
amputated Ihaha, Coa'r loft foot waa
•auu had aad «
the body. Ha waa
at that lime aad
from hi* iajarta*.
th*
u* mvm ror toout two noun and
a half after ho racsivad Ms fatal in*
Where Coe had atarted Mid foe
what purpose will probably remain •
[ mystery for his father, W. O. Cm.
aUM last nifht that Ma ioi
was at home atymt 8 o'clock in tha
afternoon. 80 far as is known, young
Coo was alone whrn the accident oc
curred.
Ha was born at Hont Airy August
20, 1911, the son of W. O. and Battle
Sue McMillan Ceo. He mm to this
city with his parents la 1MB from
Mount Airy and had Heed here since
that tine.
Critic who aays modern ffirl
doesn't get much oat of things has
presumably not seen her empty
ing a handbag.—The Wall Street
Journal.
By virtue of the power contained in
of Trust
_ jf Decern , _
C. M. Childress and wife to the tinder
a certain Deed of Trust, executed on!
the 22nd day of December, 102G, by
trustee for J. A. Baden, default!
having been made ia the payment >J
the notes secured thereby, tad upon
Application of the said J. A. Eades, I
will offer for sale in front of the Bank
of Muwit Airy, en
the tth day at Ammm*:. 19*7
■ at two o'clock > M„
the following described tract of isnJ: ]
Beginning at the corner of .Spring
Street in Town of Mount Airy, North 1
Carolina, aad Bread Street., runs 8. j
S# dog and *0 min. W. ISO ft. and 4
inches to an iron stake; thence N. 401
dog. and 80 min. W. 08 h. aad 4
»_ r>— •• * *• - - -
im IPH
E. 141 ft 4 iaehea with Philip
Warahaw's line; theace to the edge
of Spring Street; thence 8. 80 deg. K. I
to ft and • inches to the beginniW.
Sale made to Mitiafy principal. In
ttnet iM coats.
T»i. July 5th, 1927.
w. w. cwirirriAN. Tnw*—.
Renew Your Health
Our hanbcr, whether manufactured at heme or shipped from
other mills. is th** bent quality obtainable, and that is the oaJy Wad
■a afford to uss. It is expensive to uss cheap matsrial in a
for most buildings are _
cay for many, many years. Use food lumber and workmanship,
then paint with oar high grade peuit, and yoa will have a building
_ A ft - — S - . a _ _ A A. • M . # MM •«
of long endurance and permanent satisfaction Talk
baOding problems with us. Perhaps we
information concerning the material.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY
BUILDING MATERIAL
Everything in Lumber for Building
Aad Oar Prices Ave Ae Lew As Ym Caa Afford to Pay.
J. C. HoDmgsworth Lumber Co.
AW.N.C
Harrison's
214 ^al*
Anniversary wdlC
From
Wednesday
July 13
Through
July 23rd
• I
DURING THE TWENTY YEARS THAT HARRISON'S HAVE
BEEN IN BUSINESS IN MOUNT AIRY IT HAS BEEN OUR
POLICY TO GIVE REAL VALUES AND RENDER TO THE
PUBLIC A SERVICE EXCELLED BY NONE WE HAVE
STRIVEN TO DO THIS AND AT THIS TIME WE TAKE f HE
OPPORTUNITY TO THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR LOYALTY AND TO SAY TO
THEM AND OTHERS WHQH WE HOPE TO MAKE OUR
FRIENDS THAT WE ARE STILL STRIVING TO RENDER
EVEN GREATER SERVICE THAN BEFORE.
£ , 'A II;
EACH YEAR AT THIS TIME HARRISON'S
(The Ladies' Store) CELEBRATES THEIR
BIRTHDAY AND TRIES IN A GREATER
WAY TO PROVE THAT IT PAYS TO TRADE
AT HARRISON'S. HUNDREDS OF WOMEN
EAGERLY AWAIT THE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF THIS SALE AS THE VALUES OFFERED
ARE FAR GREATER THAN THOSE OF ANY
OTHER SELLING EVENT. THIS YEAR WE
HAVE PREPARED TO GIVE EVEN GREAT
ER VALUES THAN EV»R BEFORE.
A Sale Even\ of Values
—Not Mere Promises
See Big Circular
for
Description and Sale
20 YEARS' OLD!
Help Us Celebrate
In This Big Birthday
Sale!
arrison's