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THE JOHN A. McKAY MANUFACTURING CO., - Dunn, N. C. ?= j | Wood Fiber Plaster, j J Just Received, well assorted S S Stock of Base Ball Goods \ S and Fishing Tackle. Come c S to see us, c >aaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaa? aaaaaaa/ vvYv>rwy v nnmryvw .?vvyww ELDER L. H. HARDY ' ON'WHOLES OF DEBAUCHERY." The opponent* of Prohibition are telling it everywhere that the Primitive Bapti te of North Caro lina will vote as a unit against eta eprohibiii n. They aiedepen. dug upon the vote of theee up tight, independent and liberty loving people to help them keep saloons and ntilia in North Caro lina. Thev know ae everybody knows, that the Primitive Bap tists are zealous advocates of personal lioerty and undyingop poneuts of any connection be tween church aud State. Every good citizen, who has seen en croachments upon liberty aud the evils of evi n patial connec tion between church and state should be as zealous to oppose any encroahmeuts as the staunch Primitive Baptists If the pend ing State Pronibitiou law was an encroachment upon true per soual liberty or perfect freedom t? every mau to worship God according to the dictates of his conscience, it ought to be defeat ed. It does not trench upon eith er of these essentials of liberty under the law aud outlaws the greatest euemy of the church which was established to pre serve ancient landmarks which oar fathers have set. ?ome nays ago tuis paper quo ted from the Gospel Messenger, edited, by Elder Sylvester Has sell, an article about "the worst evil of all," which was declared to be intemperance. Last week we published an interview with Elder Harris, of Rockingham county, in which he depicted the evils caused by saloons and stills and said he would vote to give State Prohibition a fair trial Btlow we quote the opinion of auother Primitive Baptist preacher, Elder L. 11. Hardy, ot Rockingham county, who wri ting to Webster's Weekly says: "1 believe that 1 have heaid but tnree men express them selves as beiug for votiug opposi tion to the Prohibition measure. I'hey all appear to see that it is a moral necessity and privilege to vote for Prohibition. "Look at the thing this way: Man's character should be as clean aud tender as that of wo man, therefore no man has a moral right to engage ill any kind of business in winch his wife might not stand side by side with him and not injure her mor al character. Again no young man has a moral right to par take of anything or to engage in any business in which his sister or tiis bestgirl might not go side by si Je with him aud retain her moral purity aud virtue. How can a vomau promise herself to marry a man n*linun nlmrarHor ia mtf un ra uiuu n uwdv> vumi*vui,i 10 uut on good aud as clean as her own? (Jau she hope to rescue hiai from the slums of degradation? Does H ie i ot know thai the cloud on the lorehead of his deoauched character will have a tendency to pull her t he other way"? 1 feel like the snudholes of debauchery should be moved as far from the voutiitui eye and mind as it iies ? u our po wer to move them, li there are some hit in the dark corners and allowed to skulk about as u sueakiug serpent let it not be sain that we have not used eteiy effort in our power to remove them and coudemu them ooth iu precept aud example." these views show that the talk the Primitive Baptist peo pie, who are the salt of the earth, will vote solidly against Prohibition does them a griev ous wrong. They are an inde pendent aud conscientious people who will vote their honest con victions no matter what others may say. If they are convinced that State Prohibition will be best for maukiud, reduce druuk euDess, make better homes and aid iu bettering their fellows, they will vote for it. They will follow the Right as (iod gives them to see the Right, and many of them will vote to lessen the whiskey evil iu North Carolna. ?News and Observer. I Come qu;ck pon'tev wire is go ing fast. 0 jttku Steve.ns Co. Mr. Shlpman Makes a Statement. To the Kditor of The Hekald: 1 notice in a recent issue of the The H ekali> thutrny clever com petitor, Mr. J. B. Sht-rrill, makes the statement that he "has re ceived almost the unanimous ei - doretnent of the North Carolina press" iu hie candidacy for Com mieeioner of Labor auid Driutiug. It ie evident that brother Sher rill hae construed the friendly mentiou of hie candidacy by a uumberof brethren to tneati' an editorial endorsement, for some of them who extended tbatc cur tesy to him have assured me of their personal support iu the contest. With three editors "in the Held" it is not reasonable to presume that any oue will have the "almost unanimous endorsement" of the press of the State, and I am satisHed such is not the case Brother Sherrill is honestly mistaken iu his conclusion. 1 have in mind, at this writiug, a large number of Democratic edi tors, many of them prominent in the profession and all hustlers in politics, who are supporting me Comments of the Democratic press have been very satisfactory to my friends, and brother Cobb has, doubtless, received some en couragement from the brethren also. I am making no extrava gant claims, but wish to say that present conditions are ex treuily encouraging, and 1 have no tears of au unfavorable con sideration^ mv candidacy, either at the hands of the Democratic editois or leaders of the party in North Carolina. M. L. Shipman. Kaleigh, April G, 1908. Don't cough your head off when you can get a guaranteed remedy In Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It is especial ly recommended for children as its pleasant to take, Is a gentle laxative thus expelling the phlegm from the system. For coughs, colds, croup, whooping-cough hoarseness and all bronchial trouble. Guaranteed. Sold by Hood Bros. Carried Out His Promise. "Be mine!" he cried in a voice surcharged with anguish. "If you refuse me, I shall die!" But the heartless girl refused him That was sixty years ago. Yesterday he died ? tlx. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 7~ Signature of fciZc/uAC NOTICE. I, R. M. Nowell, Sheriff of Johnston (!ouuty will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in the town of Smilhfield, N. C., on Monday the 4th day of May 1908, the fol lowing Real Estate for taxes for the year 1907. Wilson's Mill's Township. Geo II Barbour 150 acres $ 8 94 Margarett Grice 1 Lot 1 22 Clayton Township Mrs. J E Adams 42 acres 5 28 J H Braunan heirs 48 " 3 25 Miss Eula Jones 30 " 3 35 Jesse L. Mitchell 1 Lot 4 24 II T Medlin 1 " 10 70 .T R Pnnl 1 ' ? 1 i 07 Colored. Lon Bridgers 1 " 5 15 Lon Bridgers 1 " H 04 Claud Durham 1 " 6 70 W H Duuston 46acrs 1 ? '? 10 92 Charlie Duncan 49 acres 9 39 I C Good son 1 Lot 4 16 .1 G Hiuton 1 " 4 91 Smith McDam 62 acres 9 14 Richard Penny bal due 1906 #190. 82 acres total 1198 Tony Sanders 1 Lot 8 92 Maj Sanders 2 lots 9 50 Amy Watson 1 lot 2 07 Pleasant Grove Township. Frank Johnson 53 acres 2 59 Mrs. Arnold Parrish 75 acres 3 26 Elevation Township. J R Joues 56 acres 3 62 Larkin Barber's estate 34 acres 1 46 Banner Township. Bud Allen 1 lot 4 44 Susan C liaynor 27 acres 1 13 [ J F Strickland 75 acres 3 78 Meadow Township. G W Naylor 130 acres 3 54 Bentonsville Township. Preston Tiner 227 acres 4 99 Ingrams Township. W M Pope 69 acres 2 28 Boon Hill Township .John Aycock heirs 20 acres 4 8.i Charle Wrhitley 96 acres 1 96 G W Braswell 66 acres 2 34 Lillie Woodard 70 acres 2 90 Geo. W'otley 96 acres 3 85 Beulah Township O W Bass 51 acres 1 99 M ary Barnes 5 acres & 1 lot 1 ?? ?Gi :o Hi inant 1 lot 163 We Sell Ytnbl on the positive guarantee that if it does not give satis faction we will return the entire amount of money paid us for it. We mean this? and ask all those who are sick and need strength to try it with this understanding. HOOD BROS. Oneal's Township. Geo Allen 18 3 4 acres 2 28 I. G Ba'ley 213 acres 6 07 Gritlin Bailey 25 acres 1 65 Thomas Batten 17 12 acres 1 36 11 Boykin 36 acres 2 06 C O Ball 43 acres 2 33 J H Broad well 50 acres 2 59 AnnieOreeeh heirs60acres 2 21 W R Crocknell 113 acres 4 98 Lucetta Davis 17 acres 1 37 Gaston Eason 196 acres 8 11 C M Johnson 11 acres 1 12 Gideou Price 104 acres 3 9S J M Parker 87 acres 1 96 Mattie.) Strickland26acres 1 84 Sallie Todd 115 acres 5 05 Charlie Woodard 44 acres 2 39 Buddie Williamson 94 acres 4 28 Wilders Township. C C Baker 83 3-4 acres 4 35 D M Green 51 acres 2 35 G W Mitcnell 188 acres 9 51 J H Branuan 119 acres 5 08 Win Eason, Col. 80 acres 5 36 SicT vt a T'/vait xtc! lit i? i u tr iiomi ? Hiram Batten 47 acres 3 21 Allis Edgerton 9.1 acres 4 59 Mary A Jones 1 lot 3 65 Jotru W Phillips 1 lot u 41 COLOltED. Abram Hines 75 acres 4 19 Ransom Jones 7 lots 5 42 Harriet Smith 1 lot 3 65 Harry Watson 1 lot 1 96 Lena Anderson 1 lot 1 96 Isham Atkinson 1 lot 3 23 Lonnie Anderson 1 lot 4 82 ?avid C Bell 1 lot 5 48 Smithfield Township Mrs. Agnes Allon 145 acres 10 00 R B Beck with 1 lot 1 30 L M Hamilton 1 acre 3 65 L M Hamilton (Selma) 81 acres 8 87 Freeman J Sanders 107 acres 6 51 J A Underbill 159 acres 9 57 Armelia, Watson 8 acres 1 27 Percy Youngblood 1 lot 5 42 Colored. Bet Alford 1 lot 16 26 Handy Allen p'd $1 1 lot 3 62 Junius Bartield 1 lot 3 65 Vloses Bartield 65 acres 9 95 Phillis Bentou 1 lot 4 24 L C Beck with 1 lot 9 82 Melvina Bryant 1 lot 6 02 J'no W Byrd 1 lot 15 26 Monroe Doublin 1 lot 5 21 Richard Ennis 1 lot 10 38 Buck Hastings 1 lot 4 63 Lou & Sallie Haithcock 1 lot I 88 H J Holland 1 lot 4 41 Daniel Hinton 1 lot 8 38 Jesse Hunter 1 lot 4 33 John Jones 1 lot 10 66 John Kenadayp'd 1 501 lot 4 39 Isaac Lassiter 11-2 acres 7 41 Will Lee 1 lot 3 65 Emily McCullers 1 lot 4 24 Wm Morgan 1 lot 5 12 Charlie .Vlitchenor 1 lot 3 91 !?? a i 1 l/\4 .1 11 ?.?\/?wvvi? i vi?i iv/t u. x. iyju "x x i Steven Stevens p'd $5 00 7 75 Amelia Smith 2 3 4 acres 98 Ransom Smith 19 acres 2 87 Alonzo Smith 19 acres 4 6o Isaac Smith 1 lot 5 71 Ed Smith 1 lot 4 24 Bettie Sanders 3 acres 1 (33 Reuben D Sanders 1 lot 1 38 A L G T Sanders I lot 4 94 Milton Whitley p'd$2. 20acrs(i (31 This Apr. 4th 1908 R. M. Nowell, Sheriff. NOTICE. Tbe undersigned having '[untitled as Executiix (in ihe estate of H. 15. Bynura deceased, hereby notifies all persons hav ing claims against said estate to present the same to me duly verified on or be fore the 27 day of March 1909 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery; and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment This 19 day of March. 1908. Caroline Bynum, Exrx. ' NOTICE. The undersigned having qualified as : Admrx. on the estate of R. M. Pulley deceased, hereby notifies all persona having claims against said estate to pre ' sent the same to me duly verified on or before the 17 day of Apiil 1909 or this . notice will tie pleaded in bar of their re ' covery; and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. This 13 day of April. 1908. Ellen F. Pulley, I Keulv R F. D. Admrx. I 1 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ' HousePainting and decorating, paper hanging aud oil painting ' and sign work don > on snort no i tice. S. H. Banks. I P O. Box 49, Smi'hfied, N. C. t y NOTICE. Stat* ok Nohth Cakoi.ina, County ok Jobmtom. Id the buperior Court before tbe Clerk, : Jan. 2'.), 1908. Luc; Benson and husband Joe Benson, sud K. L. Barber. V*. E E. Barber, L. E. Burlier, Bertba Bar ber and husband David Barber and others. By virtue of the authority of a judg ment obt lined in the Special Proceedings entitled us above, tbe undersigned Com missioner will on Saturday, April 18th, 1908, sell to the highest bidder at the Courthouse door In .Srnlthtleld at public auction for cash theherelnafter described tracts of laud. Lot No. 2. Beginning at a Ma le (n the Horse Pen Branch, runs S. fl E 5 97 chains to a stake; thence S. 8 25 chains to a red oak; thence N. 65 E. 146 chains to a post oak; thence N. 41 E. 14.25 chains to a pine; thence N. 60 E. 18,20 chains to a stake in H. M. Barber's line; thence N. 64 W. 5 chains to a stake; thence N. 12 W. 8.0 chains to a stake; thence N. 82 VV. 5.57 chains to a white oak; thence S. 7 W. 5 chains to a stake In the ditch; .hence up said branch to tbe beginning. Containing 31 acres. Lot N o 3. Beginning at a white oak It. M. Barber's corner; runs 8. 7 W. 5 chains to a stake In the ditch; thence up said ditch to a,poplar, thence N. 154.33 chains to a stake, thence enst to tbe beginning. Containing 3 acres. This sale Is made lor a division. This March 16, 1908. .las. A. Wellons, CoMMiSSlOKKIt. NUTICK. North Carolina I In the SujieriorCourt Johnston County f liefore the clerk. Win. (i. Sanders Admr. of George Sanders, vs. K1U Moore, Lilia Sanders, ltettie Bule, Ed. M. Sanders Minnie Sanders, Alma Sanders and Win. G. Sanders. By virtue ol the authority of a judg ment renderid this March tile lilst 1908 in the above entitled cause the under signed commissioner will on Monday May the 4th 11)08, at 12 o'clock M. at thei court house door in the town of Bin tlitleid sell at public auction for cash the hereinafter described tract of land for assets to pay debts. Beginning at a stake in E. S. Sanders line and runs N. 40 1-2 E. 3d 30 chains to a stake in Hobt. Sanders line thence W. 11 chains to a stake thence S. 34 W. 24.80 chains to the center of the Smith tield Hoad thence south 83 E. to the be ginning containing 18 12 acres more or less. This March the 31st 11)08. J as. A. Wellons. Commissioner. NOTICE. North Carolina I Inthe Superior Court Johnston County | March term 11)08. W. D. Thomas to the use of J. H. Boon & Son. J. W. Wood & Wife. By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Johnston Connt.v made in the above entitled cause at the March Term li)0t> of said court the undersigned coin ml- sioner will on Saturday t he 25th day of April 1908 at 12 o'clock M. at the court house door in the town of Smith Held at public auction for cash sell the hereinafter described tract of land Be ginning at a stake in the run of White Oak swamp, middle of Bmithfleld and Fayetteville public road Dr. F. F Moore's line and runs as said road S. 13 W. 14 4'l chains to a stake on west side ol said road thence N. 74 W. 7 32 chains lo a stake in hii old field thence south 10 W. 20 chains to a stake C. A. Heaves corner thence as his line W. 13 chains to E. E. Barbers corner thence as Barbers line N. 28 K. 10 chains to a stake his corner thence as his line N 44 1-2 W. 5.30 chains to an oak on the west side of spring branch V 40 E. 8 chains to a pine N. 17 E. 10.00 chains to a gum at the run of White Oak swamp about 2 chains below the Atlantic Coast Line Kail road tile nee down the ruu of said swamp to the beginning containing 53 acres. This land is sold by order of the court for assets t<> satisfy a judgment rende ed in this cause. The title is per fect. sale will he absolute and no by bidding. This the 27th day of March 19 8. J as A Wellons. Commissioner. NOTICE. The undersigned having qualified as Administrator on the estate of Mrs. Margaret Johnson deceased, hereby notifies all pc sons having claims against said estate to present the same to me duly verified on or before the 27 day of Match 19(19 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery; and all persona Indebted to said estate will make im mediate payment This 20 day of March, 1908. J. W. Jordan, Adinr. Dunn, N. C. MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND. By virtue of the power contained in certain Mortgage Deed, l>earing date of Nov. 23, 1907, and executed by M. B. Saunders and Anna N. Saunders, hi? wife, to J H. Parker, and registered In Book "H" No. 9 page 4t>5, in the office of the Register of Deeds in Johnston County, default having been made In the conditions set forth in said mortgage, I will, on Monday, the 4th day of May, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon, sell at public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, that valuable lot, situated tn the town of Selma, N. 0., covered by said mort gage and described more particularly as follows: Beginning at a corner, C. Talton'e (formerly Martha A. Smith) on Railroad Street, town of Selma, thence North ward at right angles with C. Talton'e line ninety-four feet ten inches to the line of Masonic Lodge; thence 35 feet Eastwardly to H. D. Hood's corner; thence with Hood's line ninety-four feet ten inches to Railroad Street; thence thirty-five (35) f ?et West with Railroad Street to the lieginning l>elng a port ou ? of lot No. 85 in Block 22 of the Plan of Selma. April 2, 1908. NOWJSL1, & RICHARDSON, Inc. Assignee of Mortgagee. L. H ALLRED, Attorney. 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