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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of the
Will of W. T. Hockaday, dee'd. late of
Granville County, before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Granville Coun
ty, notice is hereby given to all per
sons holding- claims against ,said es
tate to present them' for payment to
my attorneys. Hicks & Stem, at Ox
ford, N. C, and to me at" Benson, N.
C. on or before the first day of Jan
uary, 1921, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. Per
sons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make im
mediate payment and save costs.
W. W. HOCKADAY, Executor of will
. of W. T. Hockaday.
Hicks & Stem, Attys. paid
Jan. 13-6-weeks.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified before the ClerK
of the Superior Court of Granville
County as Administrator of the estate
of Mrs. L. E. Lumpkin, late of Gran
ville County, notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted to her estate to
come forward and make immediate
payment of the same. Persons hold
ing claims against ner estate win
the Town of Oxford to the ; ine estate- oi s. a. iiiaiies, aeceasea.
: wno josi nis me wun me American
By virtue of authority vested in me j please present them to me for payment
by an order and decree of the Superior on or before the 15th day of January,
Court of Granville County made on the . 1921, or this notice will be pleaded in
20th.-day of January, 1920 in a special j bar of their recovery,
proceeding therein pending entitled, G. LUMPKIN, Administrator.
"Mrs. J. M. Farabow, Leland D. Fara- HICKS ' AND STEM, Attorneys.pd.
bow, Gilbert W. Farabow, . Katie lee !
SSSKKf. $8$i' SaAV&b. n ! Ap.MixisTUATon's Nonas .
sell at nublic auction at the court house . waving quannea as Administrator oi
coor in
V. i Thoot fr.r rn eh n nprtnin lot
of land situated in said County near Expeditionary forces in France, notice
Stem and containing 90 1-10 acres more s , ncreby given to all persons in
or less, the same being the J. M. Fara- ! deMed to his estate to come tbrward
bow Homeplace. Seid land is descnb- ' and make payment of- the same. Per
ed by metes and bounds in a deed from so.n:s holding claims against his estate
A. H. Baird to J. M. Farabow recorded Present hem to me for Payment
in Book 65 at Page 147 and a deed from ; 0(n01or ? tne first day ot January.
H. F. Moore to Mrs. J. M. Farabow re- P21 r this notice will be pleaded in
curded in Book 68 at Page 522. This is ! ai cf lht;ir recovery. ,
ait exceptionally line tract of land be-i TJr; e Cf, a f1-' Am
in? well wooded and watered and hav- ; Jlcks & Slem Attorney. paid
ing two settlements on the same. Time
cf sale 12 o'clock m. ADMJVISTRATOR'S- NOTICE
Tid T. LANIER, CGm. Having been appointed by tne Clerk
11 of the Superior Court of Granville
SALE OI' VALVABLE LANDS County as administrator of the estate
Pursuant to an order of sale, made 1 Pf thKe lal F' ,?L Wood'' cleceasea. x
bv the Superior Court of the County or : hereby notify all persons having claims
Granville, in the Special Preceding inst the said estate to present tne
therein pending, entitled Robert Moore a.t io Xuarv n" or thil
and wife and others, "Ex Parte," I shall , Sft Uadedn of'thS ?
ON lONDAV, MARCH 1ST, 1920, AT recovery.
VI O'CLOCK NOON j All persons indebted to the said es-
f U to the highest bidder, by public , tate are requested to make prompt
luction, for CASH.at the Court House , settlement,
door in Oxford, N. C, the following des- j ibis January 26 1920.
': bed tract of land, lying and being j ' -yy rp yOODY,
situated in Oak Hill Township, Gran-j Administrator of F. M.'woodv, de
ilie County, on the waters of Grassy j ceased.
Creek, ond bounded as foiows: ROYSTER & li OYSTER, Attorneys.
Beginning at a stone in the Oxford j '
ana uoxooro noaa ana running' ir.ence : CO-MWISSIONER'S SALE OF YALU-
AliYE Pi?IZE-i!GUS!C OK SOUT1I
EHN ItAIL'YAY IN OXFORD.
of the authority
a certain" decree
oi tho :;unorior Court ot uranvule
19th. day of January. 1920 in a certain
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having this day; qualified as Exe
cutor of the estate of Samuel H. Jones,
deceased this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
exhibit the same to the undersigned
or to T. Lanier, fctttorney on or be
fore the 2nd day of January, 1921 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar "of
their recovery!
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement immed
iately. -
This the 2nd day of January, 1920.
LILLIAN B. JONES,
Executrix.
T. Lanier. Atty. paid
. SALE OP VALUABLE LAND
The undersigned will offer for sxit:
to the highest bidder, by public auc
tion, for cash at the Court House door
in Oxford, N. C, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920 AT
ABOUT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M.
the following described tract or parcel
of land.
Lying on the East side of the public
road leading from Oxford to Stem,
nearly in front of what is known as
"Philpott Place", adjoining Oxford Cot
ton Mill Tract and J. C. Davis, and
more particularly bounded and des
cribed as follows:
Beginning at a stone in R. L. Roys
ter's line- (now Oxforr Cotton Mills)
corner of lot No,. 1, ana running thence
South 15.30 chains -to. a stone in Davis'
line; thence N. 71 W. 14 chains to the
Road: thence along the Road N. 21 E.
14 chains to a stone on the Road: then
ce N. 75 W. 8.50 chains to the begin
ning, containing 16 acres more or less,
and being the same tract or parcel of
land conveyed to me by S. W. Parker
and wife, see Deed Book 57, page 289,
of the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Granville County.
There is located upon this land a
nice five-room dwelling house recently
painted and in good repair. There is
also a splendid well of water upon the
premises.
This land is well adapted to the
growth of tobacco and other crops and
.would make an ideal Truck Farm.
Parties interested in the purchase of
this land may apply to me for further
information to the same, and I shall
be glad to show it to anyone who may
be interested in buying it.
This January 26. 1920.
B. L. FAULKNER, Owner.
B. S. ROYSTER, Attorney.
The American Typo of Soldier.
"Saw a big, tall soldier at the Rail
way station the other day," said a
citizen, "and his appearance, as well
as his decorations engaged my atten
Hon. 'What's your name?' 1 '-ask
ed. 'John Zlotniroff.' 'Where are
. .nv9' 'Donnolwonin ' cniH Vl P
I am now with the 60 th infantry at
Pomn CLrvfAnn ' ' 'TX7"1 o f nw v
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corations?' 'The- Croix de GuerrA
and the D. S- C 'What did vou eet
them for?' 'Oh, Irjust swam across
the Meuse and got 13 Germans'."
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Received
Just
-A Car Load of
T7
E HAVE just received a shipment
cf a car load of Thornhill Wagons
the wagon made in the heart of the
hardwood region of tough highland oak
and hickory.
These are the long wear wagons with
many patented features. Made with the
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Not the lo west priced wagons but the best and in
the end diQ cheapest ; 611.N
S. 87 W. !U chains to Grassy Creek:
thence with said Grassy Creek to a
Danish Oak: thence S. 2 1-2 E. 8 chains
to a large Gum; thence with said Creek Under and by virtue
11 ft; W. G.12 chains to an Ashe, thence ' , . va -, u
S. 21 E. 4.5ti chains to a Red Oak; then- I lon me by
ce S. S8 "VV. 19.27 chains to stones; then
ce N. G "V. 16.57 chains to a stake;
thence S. 86 1-2 W. ;:7.3ti chains to a
dead Pine; thence N. 2 W. 08.05 chains
to a stake and
speclni proceeding therein pending, en-
.illock and wife, J.
stones; thence East 79.14 I titled "Harvey R. B
chains to ClarksviiTe Road; thence with N. Tiliey, Guardian of R. C. Bullock,
said road S. 41 W. 11.22" chains to a and criiu rs." I will sell for cash by Pub-
stone; thence S. 9 V. 31. IS chains to the
beginning, containing 517 acres, more
or less, and being the same lands con
veyed to Pauline Iiumpass and others
by F. O. Humpass by deed dated Octo
ber 2, l'1!-'. soe Deed Book 09, page 55
cf the Office of the -Register of Deed.1?
of Granville County.
whei';? the Southern Railway
The above trnct of land has been sub- MeClnhanhan street, this property lies
divided into four smaller tracts and it j 2SS (, feet on line of the Parker Lum
viil he offered for sale by the smaller 1 ber Yard lot with a spur track known
tracts and then as a whole. The plats ' as the Parker Lumber yard track
May be seen by applying to the under- running the entire length thereof. It
signed and they will be exhibited on ; is three story prize-house, one story
the d?y of the sale. j brick and two of wood. Said lot is 76
This land is well improved and adap- feet wide, 288 12 fee long but the South
ted to the growth f tobacco, oats, corn, line, owing to 'the Railroad may be a
grasses, and other crops, and ; it has few feet shorter than 288 io feet,
upon it a large qu-anity of valuable In addition to the - prise-house on
timber. j said lot there is a good two room cot-
This January 30, 1920. tage house on the rear end thereof.
B. S. Roysler, Commissioner. Time of sale 12 m.
(Paid) j - A. A. HICKS, Com.
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lie Auction at the Court-house door in
Oxfcn;: on Monduy 23rd Day Of Febru
ary, 1920.
that valuable prise-house and lot and
tenement house known as the Gregory
Prize-house lot and later the Dudley
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