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TW La CVrte at IM klf
UuiWm tu caM t-uni n
mmb an Mm a li rkuhae am -
kl A. , .
CU. tU Mrs. JL ML Arrlnataa kid
te-aMrrew Wvl from Nw Tart aM
MtMr Batata, a bare ibey hare ton at
tM keyk
Tk MM (iMl a Mra. Jae. U
J.jiaank a III regret tk Imii Ut ska
loailatxa II! a bar kM aa Bin-
to Mml ,
Mm. W. r. Wkltaks m4 Utile aauak
! Mr wan I IuHuai reeterkar
tor a Ww ok 1 visit la bar elater. Mr
X- A. Cut. ,
alias Mamta MoytC of AsherUla.
tkraugk tb rtty lata BsoraJns
ua bar way la Wakhlngtea. X. C. I
vUtt frWcvds.
Mr. and Mr. W." g. Burrua, whe
kit fcrea rial ting Mr. Barraa mother.
Mr, Hampton. Wfl yekterday for tbalr
bom la 8a ran na a. Oa. .
- a
Mrs. William M. ktcPkeeters and
Mltla daurater. Isabel a Ixtlnkra, af
tar a vlalt la Mrs. A, M. klcPbeeterk,
left tk vtalt Ik Atlanta oa tbalr waj
to Mamphla, thdr ho ma.
Mr. aa4 lift K. U HUiton, Mr. and
Mra. J. M. Turlcy. Mra. J. R. Robin
on aa4 Mlaa Luclla Elllngtoa ramrke4
to Clayton, mfur attending tha fuaatml
of Mia. W. J.Toun. Jr.
Mlaa'AIIca Sprulll. of Loulabars. afiT
rlalt to her uncla, Lieutenant-Grv
crnuf F. D. Winston, at hla noma In
Bart la, was nera yeaterdar on ner way
home. With bar was her cousin, Mrs.
IT. R. Jackson and dauchtar, of Butts
Montana, k daughter of the lata Mr.
Patrick H. Winston, who had also been
visiUna; Lieutenant-Governor Winston.
a m
v fCntrrtaiaiBrHt by Mrs.. Ittth.
Tha Oils Podrida Qlub met yesterday
afternoon with Mra. Harry Loeb at her
home on West Martin street. Interest-
lna Daoers were read by Mrs. W. 8.
Primrose on Henry VIII. by Mrs. 1. J
Thomas on Cardinal Wolsey, by Mrs.
R. T. Gray on the Spanish Armada,
and by Mrs. Loeb on Current Events.
There . were seventeen club members
present and Ave Invited guests. The
latter were Mrs. Ptltlnsar. Miss Plttin
cr Miss Batchelor, Mrs. R. L. Lelsner
and Mlas uraKe. -
Relrashments were served during the
. afternoon. . "
, .
CAME HERE TO WED.
Father Griffin Unite In Marriage .i
. Virglnik Couple. ,
: This afternoon In the parlors of the
Tar borough Hotel, Mr. William Edward
Jones, of Virgllina, Vs.. an 4 Miss An
nette Agatha Bell, of Portsmouth, Va.,
..were united In marriage. Mr. C. C.
' Hudson, of Virginia, was best man an1
he reached here last night and made
- the arrangement. The bride and
'groom reached here at 4 o'clock this
afternoon and were immediately mar
ried . by Rev. Father Orlffln, of the
Church of ttte Sacred Heart. It was
. not a runaway match. However, the
Virginia law compels the.,written con
Bent of the girl's father. In this case
the father of the young lady ta away
- and cannot be reached, so the couple
came to North Carolina to wed and se
lected Raleigh in order to secure a
Catholic priest, to officiate.,., ,.t . .
In Honor of Miss Ridglrjr.
'T (.Special to The Evening Times.) ,
. Beaufort, N. C, Jan. 17- On Monday
. evening Miss Lkura Carson Davis en
' tcrtalned a number of her friends at
her home on Craven street In honor of
Miss , Ella. ,Ritlgely.. of . Washington,
y Those present were: 'Mr,; and iLrn.
Hal Poter, Mr. and Mrs. C'I Aber
nathy, Mrs. D. C. Hqtton,' MtsB Marie
Chadwick. v Miss- Bettie Davis,. Miss
Jennie Haws; Miss Carrie Hutton, Mr.
Henry Worth. Mr. Ike Ramsey, Mr.
Augustus Strother, of New York; Mr.
Brlttoi., of New York; Mr. C. L. Short,
of Dallas, Texan ' , :'5
Progrosslve -Whist was ' the game
i played." Mr. C. ' I "' Short . having won
the largest' number 'of-'g-arnes -' was
HARRIAGE
Correctly and Promptly. Engraved
I , Send for S:mp!e$ and. Prices, f
J. P. STEVENS Ei;G?.AVIi.G CO,, Engravers
47 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. .
U a U I MB rv 4 l lw-
I k ( art kax i
t ktniMrt lUtf'waf mWw
rats aa will
Mr S.aa4 af Da.
tha rns
Mi J K.
at aiVU ss ka tat.
Mm. A M la.
Mr K C haiak. af CWal
MM.
Mr K. M Laa4 .a Ku-iaa, la la tha
sat ak k una tr
I tsl V. M 11 kaa rate la W arra.
a ta apaad k raw ear
Cksa. i. J. TVas marked frsai k
t.ann trkjt a ilkaitaiia.
Mr. kharaew Hicss has aas) to Kv
Tar CMf an kaatares in.
Ms. D. K. J-ittanra. a
Oiaiakaa.
Mr. JsUms La ta kea base) a
la hia boa savvral kars ky aaaaas.
fcwl is awv tmprvltid
Ukta.
Is a r at Ike TuV-aart. tkHr iea-a U Us BlaU
H k"'k-1- 'ihospli bat kU k kat Ikk k4
' fcrJ ".wT UuoaJ re tor l.ts.as I Ik k krf
Dr.
Maaat.
tka baard vf dlreilars 'f las HaaaClti
r IN leasee.
Mr. Oaa. B. Creler. of lbs Krrklnf
Maaa. la at Haakarat aaa-ndirta the
key with k kaaibar of Ms Now Tats
fiHans klartnc ot
Ur. J. O. Hat at (rsford. a ammbrr
f tka board af directors af tha at all
HaarMal lor Ike tnaaJM. laat
nlaht Mi tht rtt.
Mr. Ctaudlae Dorfcary Is la WaahtM-
loa City, where be experts to recleve
the atolntinant aa Called Statae Mar
anal for Ike Eastern district of North
Carotins. .
Mr. H. M. Londoa, of Flit bora, so
kaa bean bare aa eounael In crtnnac
ttok wit b the NaU rasa, went la Little
ton this norolnrito attend the Kaleich
Eplsropal Coo vocation.
Ex-Jods Cbaiiee A. Cook, now of ta
il las Territory, who has been spending
several weeks In this section renewing
old acquatnlancea. want to Warrentoa
his old noma this ntomlnc and aspects
to start for his weateta horns Friday,
He was for aeveral years a member of
the North Carolina Supreme Court,
LOCAL BRIEFS.
:
if rl 'Jesse A. Ball is confined to his
home by sickness.
A new fountain is being put In
Mayor James t. Johnson's drug store.
The Raleigh Cotton MlHs Company
to-day declared an annual dividend ol
S per cert. v
Job s Wyatt Brothers are mov
ing Into the Marttn street store former
ly occupied by Woollcott.
U D. Heartt, administrator of
James Brooks, deceased, hat, through
Attorney 8. O. Ryan, brous;at suit
against the Seaboard Air Li; 5.
As an Indication of the unusually
mild winter, Mr. J. S. Wynne to-day
gathered ripe tomatoes growing In the
open in his garden on north Wilming
ton street. ' '
Mr. James Allison, of Charlotte, has
accepted a position In this city as as
sistant manager of the Bell Telephone
Company.' Mr. Allison entered upon bis
new duties yesterday.
Lasc year the town of Apex, in
this county, sold 800,000 pounds of leaf
tobacco, paying out for it something
like SIOU.000. This was the first yea;
of the market, too.
State Treasurer B. R. Lacy Was
ablo to be out a short while to-day af'
ter his critical Illness with pneumonia.
His friends were delighted to greet
him restored to health and regaining
his strength.
Governor Glenn to-day Issued a re
quisition on the Governor of Virginia
for Garland Williams, cplored, who is
wanted In Raleigh for an assault on
the negro Burch on Thanksgiving day.
He Is being held In the Richmond JalL
Prof. Levin has closed a contract to
furnish an orchestra, of twelve pieces
at Tybee . Islantt this season, also to
supply- music at 'the Academy , .here
next season. His orchestra will play
for the Twin City Club at Wlnstou-
Balem Easter Monday.
These chilly mornings there Is
.. nothing better for Break-. -..
i - fast tnugt ".j
: rnECKEST ,
BTJCKViOIEAT
- 't... CAKES 1
LOG CABIN ,
. MAPLE SYEUP.
, . STEONACBVS ;
, . ' SOXS CO.. : !
INVITATIONS
I ::;::J Allium
' KifMw vNm4 kf laaiaiaiMra Ta
. - a a.-
I f A (ana) Tkaewei kaa TV4
I Lave ara K kaa Ua taatiM
la tW j aaasi aa, I
Tbe IVaasd af tkearusra as Ike l
HtU kiaia Huaflai tas tie saaaaa. I
ara. kaa la aim kaday. wiaWM
rrasrts frwa tka tkdtndaal kk
bars kf tbe kusrd aa to Ike taaarlaJ
kawdriakk kf aarb af Ike aaUeaVa ba
lag trvatad la Ike Ws4(L
rroes lata aaarta tka taakriaJ
ewa4iuaeaa aarh kf tka aeUaata ana
best, kltb tka raaall thai lk are
feaed U ba sale Ik ker tee traal
aal hs k krlrsie aaaturlass Ok
af I baas baa alraadr VkS Ik M ar
tiste la Dr. Taj ksr'a kaaltarlas
kah were fsll key kaUeats ta Ike
tut koarUal
The ra ports shew thai IkaVe are
II pktlekts wkk ark able Ik kef all
rate baa pita I. Thvy hkt kakk Bkkk
Ul tbls par meat to Ike Stat hos
pital Ik tbk kaal
A Member kf Ike board ttatad this
efieraooa after the ksUkt t bat the
reports Wart taees right vher titer
war before, so far as Baking room
for ear f ike oalslde Udtxmt la-
aass ta con earned.
. The reports aa tk tbe conditio of
tbe pstteais, Baaartallr. war get bar
ed by persona! U inset If alio by tbe
directors and throagk reports frooi
the clerk of the court, the registers
of oekda and sheriffs kf tbt cosbUps
rrost which the patients cam
Tbk members of lbs board la at
trndance oa tbk seaaions today were
Mr. Job Thorn paoa, chairwaa; Dr.
J. G. HkkU Oxford; Dr. J. U PIcoC
Uttletoa: Dr. W. H. Whitehead.
Rocky Mount: Dr. R. H. Buarll,
Margaretuvllle; Mr. S. O. Mlddleton.
Hailsvllle; Edward Smith. Hsrnelt
county; Dr. J. D. Biggs, WJlllamston.
Tbk statement la mad that the
members of the board find a num
ber of instances where small sums of
money belonging; to patients are In
the hands of clerks of the court and
others not enough to be of any use
so far hs defraying expenses, but
enough. In some instances, to pay the
expense of the burial of the patient I
or to send the remains to -their
homes for Interment The directors
will probably recommend to the next
Legislature that these amounts be
placed on deposit In the Stat hos
pital. Outstanding as they ar now,
they are liable to annual fees from
clerks of the court, and solicitors of
tne respective districts.
' ." 1 1 . i '
COTTON MILt i
ELECT OFFICERS.
The stockholders of the Raleigh
Cotton Mill met at noon to-day and
at 1 o'clock the stockholders of the
Ncuse River Mill held their tneeMntf.
Both sessions were In tbe office of
the Raleigh Cotton Mill. The re
ports of the officers showed that each
mill was -in a very satisfactory con
dition.
ihe stockholders of the Raleigh
Cotton Mill re-elected the present
board 1 of directors, namely, R. H
Battle. J. R. Chamberlain, A. J. Ruf-
fln, V. B. Moore,, Julius Lewis, F. T,
Ward, W. J. Young, J. S. Wynne and
A. A. Thompson.
The directors re-elected t,he offi
cers as follows: President and Treas
urer, A. A. J Thompson; 1 Vice-Presl
dent, V. B. Moore; .Superintendent,
H. B. Greason; Secretary, C. A
Johnson. ',v .
The directors declared Ave per
cent, dividend, payable February 1st,
to the stockholders of this day's rec
ord.
The stockholder or the Neusa
River ' Mill re-elected . the . board ' of
directors as iouows: J. k. clamper
lain, V. B. Moore, R. H. Battle, M
C. Winston, .W. C. Rlddick, A. B.
Andrews, Jr.. A. J. Ruffln and A A.
Thompson.
The, directors elected the pesent
officers, to-wit: pesident and Treas
urer, A. A. ; Thompson; Vice-Presi
dent, J- 'R. Chamberlain; Secretary,
0. A.. Johnson.
. Beef Trust Case 08tponed. m
" Chicago, :i Jan.; 17. The trial of the
"beef trust" 'case, which was to have
commenced this morning In the Federal
Court before .Judge Humphrey, was
postponed' until Thursday becaunp of
the. illness. of one or the attorneys for
the packers. , ' .
For. a mild easy action of. tbe bow
els, a single dose of Doan's Rcgulets
is enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. . 2 5 cents a box. , Ask
your drnggiat for them. si
' 1'ou may hoi find here the largest
stock of Jewelry la the State, but the
variety is sufficiently large to satisfy
all purchasers, and that which we
offer Is. Al quality. You bay here,
too, at k marked saving.
T. V7. BL.AIIE,
Ute Jeweler
it 1 1
ri U. . ..ua
a ..M-a J - a 11 n anax
tdtfttc tut fka tasaa arf -
: re . t .. T'k laal iat t-w W
Lm t a. al kkHH k
jakk U U a !... ad kf k--!.-
af ABwba waaucew k Ike kVirv j
at.l 4 tka f a
X-tm ifaNW tka gnu- 1st
tbe tLi at 4tM ' '
tmt !(. ttl a".k wai as MS vaww
4 risk. ' :k.a ItWaaUi. ikair j
tkriMJ t.b tkaa ml lb tark.
tk u...a a laa. drfettM Kb
a4 sag akaaa. at lakk-
al lnwr, at aaaaae k
lan Ubm, i.ag kaaark a4 ata.
tk eai al t f iba drtaakkg a
tbalr nt kHaa, karr kabaly e-
or laHr featd arae ikrsa
Tkalakaki 4aUM kk tkal
1 l:i lb truth Aitvkabaai kkroag
aasaaa. ta aiarsutagll oa ' Ikcraaaa.
'Uf kaaaaJ I I r1 wkak khk
rove bar lad Ik araarae tk rak
toea kf korlaJ dlkitag sad kala Bar
the eMeafchnc f tk aatloa frkai
tke ere of drakkraaraa It ka-
Pa4s kkok tk wane la eWvat tb
tna of ksblie segtiB rkt tad ta 4
vkktw tbk raaa of oraltt . Il Is for
jk waatrs t sky babrr driaklas.
ahail coailss is skrrwaae aruoeg as
or dally baroak Irea
Tbk ksorml cbaracirr of tb kk
make tb kjoral rkaretrr of tb
aatlok. and the Am caa be rlrrsled
oaly by le-rsling Ik other. Tbe
Uvea of kieh ar IsBurDced by lb
tearfelng tluw raoeirr from a ad th
eiantpl that la net them by Ik w-1
mea. Th taorst litrrrata of aorlety
are la Ik haads of women, akd the
only way br which they can lead
ara stralghV la.U be airalxht them
selve. New York World.
McthBsal waa all right, you bet
For k good old soul was be.
They aay he would be living yet.
Had h Uken Rocky Mountain Tea.
Henry T. Hicks Drug Company.
Mr. H.-F. Smith. caahl'T of the Caro
lina Trust Company, k-ft ihla afternoon
for a business) klip to Nrw York, ,
- Friends will '-'regret to loArn that j
the cwutlltton of Manasi-r R A. Wood
ruff, of tba.BoOthern tfcll Kxchangu,
who aildei wentak ppeivllon fur appen
dicitis last Friday, la not so good io-
day. He has a hislicr trmierature and
weaker pulse. Huwevcr, the physicians
ar hopeful of Jfa rwovery.
SuperlnteiMkank G,"T. Heafncr, of
Lincoln county rvublic schools, writes
the State SuiiinUnditt of Public In
struction that forth-Brook, township
has lust voted k ispeclul acheol tax ol
thiriy and nine canui. and that a num
ber of other tow'Mshine, mill vote such
a tax before the.aug lithe school year.
STATE NEWS.
Oastonia. N. Cftttni'lK Special: Itev.
B. 3. Kdworils, pastor of 'lhs Ijowell
and MrAilnvi'ie ehuivnes, uim sua-
dfiiiv at Hi" liirrrV W Mr. K. J. Adams
In -Lowell. :n th'ixty-thlr year f
his nff Hi- ,!(' buricii at ' his old
home In t'u:!iln'Hntl county.
.Tar'ooro. N. ('., Jin. 17. Special: Rev,
C. V. rirook. of Apex, has accented a
cell to th- lmi tovat 6t the ISaptiit
church here. '' ' ;?:
SttttesvlKc. N. C'Jitk 17, Special: W.
B. Llnebcrrv lias been bound over to
court fur disturbing meeting of the
Salvation Army. He went to the meet
big drunk aixl crcatsd'so much disturb
dnce that Cfil'taln Peepermari, in charge
of the corps, had to put him out of ths
house. In the slrufsle ,the captain re
ceived a very painful blow on hie
head. . k t ' "
New Bern, N. C. Jan. 17, Special:' A
Are, at Rlverdnle. nia.r the rallroid. da
stroyed a store buililiiifr owntd by Clif
ton fe'impson and burned two building.
ThC'total damaiTC was about 1,000. ;
Duxtoem, N. C . Jan. 17, Special: Mrs.
W. A. Biar, widovof the late ex-al
derman and prominent business man,
W. A. Slater, and family, have moved
to Washington, t), C'., where they will
reside in the future. , 1 ,
" Durham, N. 6.1 Jan.' 7, Special: The
Real Estate Exchange and Trust Com
pany, chartered a few weeks agox has
organized . by electing directors and
officers. Mr. X M. M,Oregory is pres
ident and Mr." J. . Southgate vice
president. The company-has a paid In
capital of $20,000 and authorized capital
of IIGO.MO. - - , ,
Heavy , Impure;', blood" ' makes , a
muddy,. . plainly 'complexion,, head
ache, . nausea, t Indigestion. Thin
blootji makes yo weak, pale, . sickly.
UurUock .... Blood ) nitters makes ; the
blood rtch.-ridi ipurcM-restorea per
fect hnulth. - - y
ill 8 II
Real Estate
and Insurance
126 Fay c::
tf ti
V li a
St.
msmm n,l afc-.ifc- Ma
taa.k fmia aa aM.k mA
H. MAHLER'S SONS
Jcwclcrn, I I
hSh
New lot of .
Huylers..
in Today
Kin-Crowcll
Dru Co.
frkw llarrrtt kad raycOrrins.
Dollars arc nude by saving
. m '.
me liicKics, pennies ana
dimes. The winner in the
long run is the man who(is
careful about small savings
and not the man who makes
the largest salary. :: ;
"When' you . begin to save
mtmey jeinember . that, the
Mechanics'- Dime , Savings
Bank offers you every safe
ty' which ,' ' an up-to-date
financial .institution ;C a n
offer and pays 4 per cent
Interest on- deposits, - -' C
Mechanics'
Dime Saving BanU.
WONDERlFUL.
1
SOLD ;BY THE
HICKS DRUG STORES
:." -.i. ;.:Mi-.i: r. ,,; . j r,.;-
;""-"''- !r- .f i ' -f' l. "1
' Its .mission is to relieve
suffering humanity,. . rer
store "tliseased organs; to
normal" conditions, make
work a pleasure and in
sure a prosperous and en
joyable year' to drinkers
of Nature own ' perfect
DreseriDtion. "
Try it! See if it's not a
helper in keeping good
resolutions. ' ,
BILLY
TAYLOR j
Has just rctnrncd
C1TV with
from IvANSAS
mi
Fine
Lot
of
"1
iJ:
MULES'
MIDA
ME
I Now is the time to buy."-' Price
I I will lx? Iiislior in tho sprilig. ' .
- PACU'S CTAELE3. '
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I ' I L ' 1 U I if I j
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K. I Sb..U MIIIMK
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ETCCn COMPANY.
.... , . 1 u k.lft I
"IliDIANA FOLKS."
7 -Ma lashSnltW leal
c'jICeb hospital
? .
, Va tct every man and w.
aaa 'irt' tU Vnited Stales ta
kaa tba4 aa are doing W
arw eur- Caaoara, Tumarw
astd lrroaM Korea wltbaal tk
mm wf tka kaira, and kr e-
daraad-'br tb kaoata
LeaaaMtavk af Virginia. If
yw - ar aeakiog k eura. eeone
kfw wed yea wUl get It.
mv GUARANTK
At r W ' --t va
lft f tXHU CARCiR hOIf IUL
V'. ' - inCUMOND. VA.' ;
, iVVhSii Vou do hot use
; 0 ARB 0 LINE UM
ioiij tUe...preservation of all
kindanofuvood, fence post&
sJiinics; etc. " .
. 'Jap-Ivlac" is no- new arti
iilcuwjth us; have sold it five
ycam - Everybody who uses
it llECSlt.'
" Paint your house with the
:
'ii
h,IT '!. -' ' . ' '
THds". H Bricks & Sons
: vt . tli ai f
..ft Vf I
; (ivaiciity . .1. v :;:.:v .",:?
s atoves-K.anges
HELLO! :
ijisten to tms message
f 11 .;. i f i
careiuuy, ior , it tells you
wiierarto get a dollar-saving
estimate, on your " electric
work, a 4 , .
J & jare eauioDed to do
higlkJass work at the low;
cstij'prwcs. Our . workmen
are all practical electricians
andxy.e guarantee our work
to be'' satisfactory. 'Phone
o'cdlTon
Raleigh Construction Co.,
14 West Hargett Street.
,KWHl
l'OC'VB TKTED TITE KEST, NOW
..r, 7'ky this i:i;htt
5ort,
Do.rbers
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IIouso
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a-r-.a a.r.. I f lu
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I .' 4a Ur 9 t-i"4 Q mm'.ir. M
latir (.. aJ I a. j ' ..a I
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MllwVllltX A uur, Mio:i
CMM-kf-Towsi H art fculattad,
THE HSLST AND .
MOST UNIFORM.
COFFEE
IM THE WOJLD
. White nonak Coffee is
poerd wf f le lnrat Coffers that
grvw nod ks Urd Is tle re
lt of Urty yt-r etpcrk-kc.
Whltk Ilse Is kot for Utoak
who will drink anything eatled
coffee, but for dlarriralkatlng
people wkk care - people who
wast a Pore Ooffre lth a rich.
rare flaror that Is satisfying.
Bold only Ik and 3-pound,
awt wclstit, " klr-Ught ' cans.
Sere sold ta bklk. ,'".
... , . .
PWINELUVRIOHT CO.
Principal Coffee noster.
. Dkston 'knd Clilcsgo,
. . . ' ';
"" v Vslkable Land for Halcr fj.
By vlttiie of suthorl conferred by
w order, listed Uocrmf erj LVJi, 1M6, In
1 lie 1 win oi tne Kuperior ion ior
Wake rounty, N. Cand entitled Settle
ft. , Knlghl. guardian : of Cassle ; M.
KVilKht an(t other, ex parte, I will o
Jlondny, February 5th, 1000. '
oll s.t publld auction to ' tne highest ;
bidder for cash, all that tract or land
in Utile Ulvor township. Wake county.
N. C. situate between Mitchell's Mill
4nl nilcqvll!e, about 3 , milts east of
Itnlcsvtilc, known.; as, Iba -y William
Mitchell land,' adjoining the . lands of
Penny Kill snil others and bounded by
4 line as follows;;- ; "-' ' '
Beginning; at a staled on the Cedar
Pixng. Scarborough's Corner, ; thence
i) 1 1-3 degrees y; 170 poles to a stake
Ui the ilne of the Penny, ijlll .tract of.
land, 'thence East 101 poles to k black
oak, corner of Penny Hill tract, thenoe ;
r. 21-8 degrees R. 891-2. poles to a
stake,' thence South ST decrees t Z4
poles to 'a whfttt oak. thenoe K 2 1-1
degrees B. 140 poies to-W poplar at the ..
low grounds,, thence aloud" wltn t'io .
low grounds to a red oak on, the bonk
of rthe creek thence up said creek to
the beclnnlnjc, containing-., 150... acrek
more or. less, and beng the. same con
veyed by W.- K- Jones,; commissioner,
to ll, II. Knight by deed dated May
tsth. 1897, and registered l tlie office
of the Begiater of - Peeds for WaKe
county, N. C in book lt7,;kfr pager fit.
. I'i-.ne of sale, 13 o'ekwk M..,
riaoo of sale, County Court House
Door, in Ralolgh, N. C - sij"
This December 16th, 190S. . v: -.
BETl'IF. tt KKIGHT,
Guardian of Cassie M, Knight . knd
others. 1
KRNKST IIATW00D. Attorney. .
SALK OF VALVA11LK LAND. ;
. t,. . V
5 By virtue of tho' powers v contained ;
In. a curl y in innrtRuge dcd made and
executed on lie lBlii day Vf July, A D.,
1K32, by Gaston Stewart-and wife, Mary
Stewart .to Barker. .Council and re
corded lu the ofllce of Kegister of Deeds
for Wake County, North Carollna; .ln
Book 121, rage ' 48V ylll otter for ,
sale to the' highest bidder , for Cash, at
tluj store houHe-'door of C.. J,'Brlght,
at New Hill, North Carolina:.' on Mon ,
day, February ,1906 at 12 o'clock
m-i th . following described- .tract
land (tor balance of JHO due on note),'
s.ccurq , py ; fnii lH.ot lgago, - situated In
tVake ountyi fcitate, aforcnuld, viln t.
Kut kliof n, yow nship, , and pounded ak
follows! ..'.' '. ! :.. ', . '-y 'i:;v
Beginning at a stake in Griffin Stew
art's line,' running West 42 poles to k
stake iri' said llne thence South 3 poles "
theuce "West with W. G. Goodwin's line ;
Ml poles Rj & lu R. R.; thence with
Baiil .R. R. 42 jwlest.to a etaga, J3. Q--Bnrker's
corner;, thence North, 5 poles; s?
thence East with B, Q, Earker'B line
101 poles to the beginning:, contaliiing
twenty-Cve acres, more or less. -'
: . ' . T.UAC COtTNCIU
Surviving pnrlner of Barker & Council.
10IXA K. BARKKi;. AdmlnltVnH'ls.
This Decembr 30. 1905. ; : :
NORR1S & ROLLINS, AUonicys.
1 .12-50-500.