highest bidder that certain tract at
land lying and being in Surry Couaty,
North Carolina described as (allows:
a three-fifth* undivided iatctest la
and to the following lands:
Beginning on a rack in the Bock
ford road near Joel Melton's corner,
runs South 20 deg. West 46 chs. to
a black oak; thence South IT chs. to
a roek at the edge of the bottom;
thence But one ch. and 6 lengths to
a ruck;} thence South ft iI«-k Weet
4 chs. aid (0 lengths to the river;
thence up the river as it la senders
to the mouth of Whitaker's branch;
thence up the branch to a box elder
■in the East side of the branch, James
Jones' **d l,er«nel Jone«' old cstjwt;
thence North 83 ehs. to a hickory oa I
the Bast side of the branch thence
North 32 deg. East 46 ch*. and 50
lengths to a Poet Oak; thence North I
6 chs. and M length* to Lemuel
Jones' old corner; thence Weet oa his
line 6 ehs. to a stake: thence North
about • ehs. with Phillip's tine to a
corner; thence East It chs. and W
length* to a stake, William Melton's
line; thence South 6 ch*. to- William
Melton's corner East oa said line to
the beginning, containing 199 acres
mere or lees.
Also a foe simple interact in and
to the following described tends: Be
ginning on a rock on a branch and
runs down the branch as it SMsadsrs
to the mouth of tha< branch la the
Yadkin river, theses op said
river as it meanders t.10 chain*
to a bunch of willows, Jones'
corner; thence North • deg. last
with Jones line 6.50 ska. to a rock at
ths foot of the kill West I ch. (0
lengths to a stake; thence North 1J8
chs. to a pine te the Has; thence
South'? deg. North 2M chs. to the
beginning 3.4. Subject to a right of
way of the Baitraad of about J <4
*n acre Waving 1.1 acres of tend out
side the Bailroad right of way.
Terms of said sate, one tkird cash,
the balance ta one and two yean, the
deferred payments to ha secured by
notes and deed of trust oa the p*»
**r&s 20th day of Ssptembsr. 1MT,
B. rWABD. Commissioner.
This land has heea divided tarte tarnr
tracts sad each tract will he sold
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North wastaru; Kareer, of
Califoraia. and Friadnuui.
Iran, all of whom hone op
;>rem • keeper, Dr. 8. D Pa Min, and
«tl»niW by a retinue of (ourtwn fts
tWe Burrnm. The present ia P»
wah't only season in Amarica, the
Rinding Brothers being under l>ond
to return him to Burma at tha close
of th» tour.
tanli ia on* of thoae rare elephanta
that the Huddists of today and cen
turies paat have wnrihippad in tha
belief that in their huge bulk reposes
tha soul of Buddha. And certainly
he ia aa dtfferaat from thoaa ele
phant* with wfeiah tha public ia fam
iliar aa imf ia from night. His eyas
are milk white, sat with sparkling
pupils. Hit »kin ia aoft and pliable.
Hit body ia whita aa a "white man
in white. Ta quote tha Preach author
ity, M. Duaaard, he la "as gentle aa
a kitten and as beautiful as a Greek
statue."
TM* rarest of beasts *»a ftfund
eight years ago in the Jungles of
u,wrr Hurms. midway between Man
daisy and Rangoon. Last WWW ha
was brought ta England under the
protection of the British government
and in the face of threats from tha
Buddhist priapta who protested that
WHITE ELEPHANT COM
ING WITH CIRCUS
M«kia| Oalr|
Amurican Tour With Ring
ling Bros, mmi Barm.ni *
Bailey Miawi..
Hailed aa the "greatest featar- of
all time." Pawah, the world-faiaed
sacred white elfphsat of Burm:< h
ta be presented m tha menageri> of
tha BHmNm Bros, and Barnum 6
Bailey Combined Shows when the big
circus exhibits at Winston-Sa'em,
Saturday Oct. 22.
hnm ia the first of his kind to, he
found in awire than three hundred
years and tha only genuine sacred
white elephant ever brought to Amer
ica. He la accompanied by his sa
il t. Airy
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