War As It Relates
To Home Front Is
Reviewed for Week
We aren't short of meats, in fact
we'll have the largest supply in his
tory this year, but it will fall short
of unrestricted demand by more
than six billion pounds. Our fight
ing men must have the meat they
need, as must our Lend-Lease allies.
The rest of us?although there's more
money to spend for food?must share
the 17 1-2 billion pounds which will
remain by voluntarily limiting our
weekly meat diet to 2 1-2 pounds per
person, until about February, when
a meat rationing program will be
ready. Actually this allowance is
about as much as we have averaged
for ten years.
Controls and restrictions, brought
on by war needs and shortages, ex
tend from hairpins to casket han
dles. Women in 1943 will have to
make out with one-fourth of the bob
pins or hairpins they used this year
and because of the needs of the arm
ed forces and Lend-Lease, house
wives and other civilians will get
only about two-thirds of the 1942
pack of canned fruits and vegetables,
90 per cent of fats and oils that go
into shortening, mayonnaise, and sal
ad dressing, 80 per cent of the norm
al amount of paints, varnishes, lac
quers, and 70 per cent of linoleum,
oilcloth and other coated fabrics.
There'll be less white pepper and
some other spices.
Retail 'Fills' To Go
Customers of retail stores will find
many of the merchandising "induce
ments" and "frills" missing from
store services, pick-up and delivery
services will be cut to the bone, and
free samples?they are one form of
waste?will be few. Refrigerated dis
play cases for food stores are out of
production, only those already in
stock may be sold.
The lumber shortage this year is
four to six billion board feet, next
rear we'll need 39 billion feet aa
igainst average production of le
han 23 billion. Manufacturers of
on crete, clay, and gypsum products
ire being rallied to produce substi
utes for wooden products, wherever
mssible.
Aimed at rising living costs are
>rice ceilings for soybean, corn and
>eanut oils, for the new Victory line
if waterproof rubber footwear, re
lsable iron and steel pipe, and a
lumber of services?textile print
ng, storage and terminal, automo
tive repair, maintenance, and re
mitting.
Small Business To Get Aid
In the last half of September about
lix million dollars worth of war con
Tacts went to small business, and
ilans are in the making to ease the
war liabilities of small business, and
o assist it in recouping equipment
osses after the war. The CIO, AFL,
ind the Railroad Brotherhood are
oope rating with the Scrap Salvage
Drive, as are 80 percent of the na
ion's daily newspapers. Citizens ev
srywhere are asked to act as "sal
vage scouts," spot metal hoards that
lave escaped attention, idle machines
ind unused metal structure . .
Western Indiana have gone on the
varpath against the Axis, they've
returned to the ways of their fa
thers, abandoned autos to ride horse
back . . . Enlistment in the high
ichool Victory Corps, which will
:rain students for military service
>r civilian war work, is open to ev
rry high school student . . . Dental
lurgeons, traveling dentists, mid
lives are eligible for rationed tires
md tubes . . . Seasonal workers and
those who leave their homes to take
war jobs will be given extra gaso
line.
Sulphur Dutting Reduce*
Lea ft pot Ditease* in Pitt
J. V. Taylor, of Bethel in Pitt
County, dusted his peanuts twice
with sulphur and reduced leafspot
diseases by 30 per cent as compar
ed with where he did not dust.
NEW BURLAP
40x72
PEANUT BAGS
FOR SALE
Slade, Rhodes & Co.
HAMILTON, N. C.
Remains of Jap Bomber Plane '
Black clouds of imoke are ahown pouring from the remains of a Japa
nese four-motored bomber of the Kawanishi type in the Southern
Pacific after being mortally hit in a battle with one of our Flying
Fortresses. U. S. fliers in the Solomon Islands sector have shot down
127 Jap planes in the last month. This is an official 7th Air Force photo.
Munition Production
'* Behind Schedule
American munitions production is
till not up to snuff, according to the
fficial report on output released last
.?eek by the War Production Board.
Var material production in August
ell short of the goal by about 14 per
ent, the report stated, and that fol
owed a July in which the figure was
ome 7 per cent less than anticipat
d. Donald Nelson, WPB chief, sub
equently revealed that September
vas not up to expectations, either,
ilthough official figures were not yet
eady for release. This is talking in
uch relative terms as percentages,
low ever, and there's a brighter side
o the picture. For one thing. Nelson
idmits that the policy has been to
ceep production schedules definitely
>n the "too high" side rather than
eaving them comfortably within
?each, because it makes the govern
nent agencies and private firms
itrive harder to attain the goals. For
mother, August output this year, in
erms of tanks, planes, guns and
ihips, was actually three and one
ralf times what it was in the same
?nonth of 1941.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an order
tf the Superior Court, signed by the
Clerk and approved by the Judge
Df the Superior Court in un action
entitled, "In the matter of: Edward
L Wilson, et als. Ex Partee." the un
ersigned Commissioners will on
londay .the 2nd day of November.
942. at 11:00 o'clock A. M? in front
f the Courthouse door in William
otn, N. C., offer for sale to the high
st bidder for cash the following de
cribed tracts of land:
FIRST TRACT: Located in Wil
iamston Township, partly in the
'own of Williamston, bounded on
me side by Roanoke River and Stan
lard Fertilizer Company, on the otli
r side by what is known as the
Vatts Farm, now belonging to Grif
ln Brothers, on the back by Conoho
'reek, on the front by llatton Street,
larrell property and Williamston
'ackage Company, litis description
ncludes the furm formerly known
is the Salsbury Farm except cer
ain parcels heretofore sold by the
ate M. D. Wilson. 25 acres of the
Atatts Farm, deeded to M. D. Wil
ion and Perry, of record in the Reg
ster of Deeds office in Book 39, page
153 and what is known us Piney Is
and land deeded to M. D. Wilsor
iy R. L. Coburn, of record in Booh
y-2, page 551, and also what is
tnown as the Hodges land on the
North side of Hatton Street upot
which the said M D. Wilson buil
tenant houses mainly for the use o:
taid furm excepting from the Hodgei
land the house and lot in the cornel
of Hatton and Biggs Streets whicl
the said M. D. Wilson devised to Mat
thew Wilson a life estate and except
ting from the above description thi
house and garden where the late M
D. Wilson lived, which was allottee
recently to the widow of the late M
D. Wilson as a part of her dower
Containing around 800 acres mor
or less.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoining th
lands of J. W Anderson and broth
er on the East, James Everett on the
West and North, the Lazier land on
the West and South and known as
the "Joe Everett Farm," containing
108 acres, more or less, and being
the same land deeded to Cowen,
Critcher and Martin by Harrison
Brothers 4 Company. For full de
scription see deed in Book C-l, page
606, excepting from this tract of
land S acres sold by the late M. D.
Wilson to Joe Hollis and son, Doc
Hollis.
THIRD TRACT: Beginning at a
small red oak on Hamilton Road;
running thence in a Northwesterly
direction to a sweet gum in the head
of a bottom, thence down the run of
the said bottom to the Creek line to
the Hamilton Road, thence along the
Hamilotn Road to the beginning.
Containing 108 acres, more or less,
and being the same land deeded to
H. H. Cowen, B. A. Critcher and
Wheeler Martin, Jr., of record in
Book C-l, page 579 by W. H. Roger
son and wife.
FOURTH TRACT: A tract of land
in Hamilton Township, known as
the Riley Spruill Farm, containing
100 acres, more or less and bound
ed by the lands of Alfred Bennett
Farm, now owned by Lon Pierce.
Conoho Creek, old Williamston and
Hamilton Road, and the North Car
olina Joint Stock Land Bank, now
owned by Jasper Roebuck.
FIFTH TRACT: Adjoining lands
of Eli Taylor on the North and East,
the lands of G. A. Peel on the South,
the lands of J. Aaron Hassell and
Riddick land on the West, and con
taining 65 acres, more or less, ex
cepting a part of said land being
heretofore sold by M. D. Wilson.
SIXTH TRACT: Being all the in
terest of Jane Biggs under the Will
of her father, Carey Respess, said
will being of record in the Clerk's
office in Martin County, which ref
erence may be had for a full and
complete description and adjoining
lands of Eli Taylor, Alonza Riddick
W. H. Rogers, et als.
Beginning at the head of a ditch
running a SE course along a field
hedge row to the William Riddle!
line at a stake; thence along his lint
easterly to the Bear Trap Mill roac
to the fork of a path extending U
the Greenville road; thence along
said path westerly to the ditch, thi
beginning, and being the same lane
deeded to Harrison Brothers anc
Company in a Trustee's deed by R
G. Harrison and also being the lane
surveyeei March 5. 1924.
SEVENTH TRACT: A tract of lane
in Jamesville Township, Martii
County, containing 56 acres, mori
or less, and being Lot No. 8 in the J
E. C. Davis land division of recore
in land Division Book No. 3 in thi
Register of Deeds Office of Martii
County, the description therein be
ing made a part of this description.
Tract No. 1:
EIGHTH TRACT: Being Leit No.
of the Conoho Farm subdivision air
for a more perfect description refer
ence is hereby made to a map mad
by N. R. Nenncy, Civil Engineer, i
Book 1, page 488 in the Office of th
Register of Deeds, Martin Countj
said tract containing 17 1-2 acre:
more or less.
Tract No. 2:
Being u one-half undivided intei
est of L. C. Roberson in and to tht
farm or tract of land formerly owr
ed by his father, W. H Robcrsoi
called and known as the Conoh
'arm, adjoining the lands of Hubert
Vard, C. D. Carstarphen and others
ind containing 110 acres, more or
ess.
NINTH TRACT: A certain tract or
larcel of land in Williamston Town
hip, Martin County, State of North
Carolina, bounded and described as
ollows: A house and lot in the Town
f Williamston, N. C., bounded on
he East by Joe Griffin, on the North
iy Sam Faulk, on the West by the
Vilhamston-Washington Highway;
in the South by Joe Griffin, con
aining one-half (1-2) acre, more or
ess. Bought of H. C. Hemby and
mown as the "Short Place" and be
ng the same land conveyed to O.
>. Anderson by R. G. Harrison,
'rustee. said Deed being of record
n the Register of Deeds Office of
tartin County in Book W-2, page
52, and being same premises on
ihich Biggs and Wilson built sta
iles.
TENTH TRACT: Same being a
louse and lot in the Town of Wil
iamston, N. C., on Simmons Ave
lue, adjoining the lands of Theo
lore Roberson, P. H. Brown, Dr. J.
>. Rhodes, et als, and being the same
louse and lot formerly occupied by
he late J. H. Purvis and better
mown as the old Baptist Parson
Ige.
ELEVENTH TRACT: One lot in
he Towo of Williamston, N. C., ad
oining Warren Street on front and
me side by S. A. Mobley and lot
md on other side and back by Wil
iams.
TWELFTH TRACT: Being a va
cant lot in the Town of Williamston,
N. C.. and being a part of J G. God
ird land adjoining J. G. Godard on
>ne side, Marshall Ave., Bondurant
louse and lot and the Christian
"hurch Parsonage. Smithwick Street
tnd J. B. Cherry.
THIRTEENTH TRACT: One va
cant lot located in the Town of Wil
liamston, N. Ci and known as the
W M Rogers lot.
FOURTEENTH TRACT: Ail of the
vacant lots in the Town of Williama
ton, known as the John Roberaon
place that have not heretofore been
sold by the late M. D. Wilson, he hav
ing listed same for taxes in 1942 as
9 vacant lots' of the Roberaon land.
For a full and complete description
Df the original John Roberaon lots
reference is made to Deed from B.
A. Critcher, Trustee to M. D. Wil
son of record in Book W-3, page 529.
The highest bidder for each tract
of land will be required to make de
posit of 10 per cent of the bid at the
sale.
This 28th day of September, 1942.
B. A CRITCHER,
Z. V BUNTING,
o2-4t Commissioners.
LairdS
* *
Apple Braney
BLENDED
BY
NATURE
Amarica'a
Oldanf
Family
of
Brandy
Distiller*
IA/RD ? CO. Sntrvmt. At j
CROP SAVED, FARMER
GIVES IlETONGA CREDIT
He Feels So IVlueli Stronger
lie (lan Again Work All Day,
States Mr. Tedder. Tells of
llis Case.
"I don't see how I could have saved
my crops feeling as weak and run
down as I did, but I feel so much bet
ter and stronger since taking He
tonga that I ended my year's work
without trouble, declares Mr. M. O.
Tedder, well known farmer of Route
1, Kernersville, N. C., in gratefully
praising this noted stomachic and Vi
tamin B-l medicine.
"I ate so little that I felt weak and
undernourished," continued Mr. Ted
der. "My nerves were high strung,
and it seemed to be that nearly ev
erything I ate made me swell up with
gas. I had to take strong laxatives
for constipation, and at times every
muscle in my body seemed to ache
and I fell off to only 135 pounds.
"Retonga brought me such grand
relief that 1 have a splendid appetite
now, the other distress is relieved,
and 1 have regained five pounds. 1
MR. M. O. TEDDER
can again work all day. Retonga is
the best medicine in my whole ex
perience"
Retonga is intended to relieve such
symptoms as described by Mr. Ted
der when they are due to loss of ap
petite, insufficient flow of gastric
juices in the stomach, constipation,
and Vitamin B-l deficiency. Accept
no substtutc. Retonga may be ob
tained at Clark's Pharmacy.?adv.
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate For Taxes In Martin County For Year 1941
* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
I, M. L. Peel, tax collector for Martin County, State of North
Carolina, have this day levied on the following tracts of land,
and will sell same at public auction for cash at the court house
door in the town of williamston, North Carolina, on Monday,
November 2, 1942, at 12:00 o'clock noon, for taxes due and un
paid for the year 1941 unless said taxes, penalty and cost are
paid before the above date.
This first day of October, 1942.
M. L PEEL, Tax Collector.
JAMESVILLE TOWNSHIP ? White
L. W. Ange, 239 a S. E., S. H. & J. D. Ange, 24 a Ange Est $ 77.70
Oresa Ange, 22 a M. P Ange
Albert F. Coltrain, 40 a Lightfoot
G. L. A J. N. Cooper, 18 a Mizell
Mrs. Lillian Corey, 1 res
Mrs. Alice V. Davis, 7 a W. C. Mizell
W. R. Hampton, Fishery _
J. R. Hardison, Est., 25 a Askew
Lucy F. Holhday, 50 a W. T. Mizell & 50 a Pierce, bal due
Paul Holliday, 12 a Turner Baker
J. M. Jones, Est., 1 res
W. C. tc N. R. Manning, 100 a Grimshaw
R. O. Martin, Est., 1 res
J. A. Mizell, 7 a W. C. Mizell
Mizell, R. J., Est., 50 a W. C. Mizell
W. H. Mizell, Est., 7 a W. C. Mizell
Mamie Macabe, 1 vac lot
J. D. Price, 76 a Z. Z. Price
Roanoke Chev. Co., 9 a W. C. Mizell
JAMESVILLE TOWNSHIP ? Colored
Levia Ausbon, 5 a Gaskin
Brick Boston, Est, 75 a Boston ...
Columbus Boston, 26 a res
Hester Boston, 1 1-4 a Jerry Smith -
L. Boston, 1 a T. Boston
Lucreta Boston, Est., 58 a James
Willie Boston, Sr., 1 1-2 a Cordon
Willie D. Boston, 9 a Geo. Brooks, 14 a Geo. Brooks, 11
- OPAAlrt At ift o fhnrlip .Tames
Willie Brooks, Est., 6 a Brooks
R. W. Butts, 2 1-2 a Godard
Isolene Clark, Est., 3 a Pierce ...
Peter Dickens, 1 vac lot
Robert Gilliam, 25 a J. E. Boston
Emma Gray, 1 res
Henry Gray, 1 res
Sylvester Gray, Est., 6 a Gray
Bill Harris, 1 res
Booker Hill, 2 1-2 a Godard
Irma L. James, 58 a Stewart James
W. R. James, Jr., 6 a Gadyst Cordon
Augustus Jordon, 5 a Jordan
Frank Keys, Est., 2 1-2 a Coburn
S. W. R. Keys, 2 1-2 a Godard
Stanley Ken, 1 a Hinson
Ed Moore, 2 1-2 a wood land
Samuel Moore, Jr., 1 a James
S. L. Moore, 7 a Putnam
James Powers, 8-4 a Powers _ _...
Nora Rice, Est, 7 a
Sam Riddick, 1 res _
Nellie Ruff, Est., 1 vac lot
Marina Sanders, 1 vac lot
Willie Smith, 1 1-4 a Jerry Smith
Mittie Taper, 1-2 a Cordon
Minnie Walker, 1 vac lot
Early Whitehurst, 1 a Fagan
Flossie Woolard, 72 a Lucretia Boston
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP _ White
J. C. Godard, 51 a Wiley Green
Mary C. Stailings, 2 a creek land
Mary Warrington, 13 a Griffin
Clemmie Wells, Est., 32 a Wells
Frank Wells, 5 a Wells
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP ? Colored
S. L. Andrews, 23 a Mose Andrews
Burgess, Heirs, 37 a Burgess
John Cherry, 25 a John Cherry
Leona Moore, 1 a Fagan
Rebecca Reddick, Eat., 80 a Stumpy field _
Edward Reddick. 1 a Reddick
. R. Slade, SO a Slade
Charlotte Slade, 40 a Slade ?
Griffins township ? white
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayers, 1 a res
John W. Corey, 25 a rea ,
Beverly Corey, Eat, ? a Sofia Corey
N. L. Woolard, Est., 200 a Peel
Herbert Williams, Trustee, 100 a Ed Peel land
GRIFFINS TOWNSHIP ? Colored
Gee Butler, 25 a res
BEAR GRASS TOWNSHIP ? White
John E. Corey, 25 a Peel
Mc. D. Cratt, 2 a Cratt
Henry l^eggett, Est., 20 a Mill Pond
Mrs. Delia Mizell, 16 a Cratt
Daniel Taylor, Est., 2 a res
WILLIAMSTON TOWNSHIP ? White
Mrs. W. F. Allen, 25 a Burroughs
F. B. Birmingham, 1 res Watts St
S. R. Bullock, 72 a Simpson
J. B. Cherry, bal. 375 a Whitley, 60 a Melson, 60 a Dinah
Martin, 640 a res, 49 a Gillikln, 40 a Bennett, 6 ten
Haughton & Rhodes, 1 mattress factory & 1 vac
Main St
L. H. Gurganus, 1 res Watts St
Mrs. M. Bonner Gurganus, 1 res Watts St
J. D. Harrison, 1 lot Everetts Road
W. G. Lamb, Admr., 1 res Smithwick
F. K. Hodges, 1 Warren St ten
John D. Lilley, 13 a res
Mrs. Mary K. Mitchell, 1 res St vac Watts St
C. M. Mizell, 10 a res
Geo. E. Moore, 1 res Main St and shop
W. M. Myers, 1 res Ray St
H. O. Peel, 1 Main St office, S Ave. ten, 1 Haughton St vac
Horace Ray, 1 vac lot, Ray St
Mrs. Eii Roberson, 1 Main St res
Malcolm T. Simpson, 1 res Smithwick St
Mrs. Allie Steel, 2 stores Washington St
W. E. Stevenson, 1 res Pine St
K. G. Strawbridge, 1 vac Rhodes St and factory
a a Williams 1 res R R St
WILLIAMSTON TOWNSHIP ? Colored
William L. Alexander, 1 vac Hyman St
S. L. Andrews, 1 res, 1 vac Elm St
Lucy Bagley, 1 res Rhodes St
Eugene Bell, 1 res Leggetts Lane
Roberta Brown, 1 res Gurganus St
James Brown, 43 a res
Eddie Watts Brown, 1 shop Washington St
Laura Bryant, 1 res R.R. St
W. C. Bunch, 1 res Elm St., 2 lots Broad, 1 lot Elm
Elisha Clemmons, 1 vac Sycamore St
Robert Davis, Est., 1 vac R.R. St
Caroline Ebron, 1 vac Harrell St
Christina Everett, 1 res Center St
Florence Everett, 1 res Washington St
Bryant Gaynor, 1 res R.R. St
Lenora Giles, 1 vac Elm St
Chas. Godard, 1 res
Henry Gurganus, Est., 1 res Wilson St
Mary Hyman, 1 res Wilson St
Naomi Jones, 1 res R.R. St
Maggie Latham, 1 res Church St
Tom May, 1 vac Franklin St
Isolene Meeks, 1 res White St
Laura Moore, 2 a Jones land k
Elijah Moore, Eat., 1 res, 1 ten
Thad Newsome, Jr., 35 a res
Goler Ormond, 1 res Martin St
Aulgo Outterbridge, 1 res
Will Perkins, 400 a Woody Thompson
W. H. Pugh, 1 ret White & Matthew St
W. T. Purvis, 1 res Center St
Geo. T. Purvis, 1 res Hatton St
Mack Reddick, 15 a Little land
Millie Respass, Est., 1 res Garrett
Jane Rice, 1 res Broad St
Beulah Roberson, 1 vac Blount
Smith Roberson, Est., 1 vac Blount
Rosa Roberson, 1 res Broad St
Dave Rogers, 25 a Biggs Roberson
Arnesa Rodgers, 1 res Garrett St
Fannie Ruffln, 1 res W. M St
Whit Ruffin, Est, 1 res Elm St
John Slade, Eat, 1 res Church St
Noah Slade, 19 a Slade land
Turner Slade, 1 vac White St
Birriaaia Slade, 1 ten Reddick St
Mattie Speller, 1 store Washington St., bal due
Abe Spruill, 1 res. White St
William Stokes, 1 res Washington St
William Whitley, 1 res Pearl St
Carrie Williams, 1 vac Hatton St
Caroline Williams, Est., 1 vac Hurrell St
Joe Wilkins, 1 res East Main St
CROSS ROADS TOWNSHIP ? White
A. C. Barnhill, Est., 1 res
Bailey, Barnhill 4 Adkins, 30 a woods land
Champion Auto Co., 22 a demons
W. A. Roebuck, Est., 1 lot
CROSS ROADS TOWNSHIP? Colored
John Eweil, Est., 1 res
John Griffin, 1 res
Alice Johnson, Est., 8 a A. Johnson
Connie Mizell, 85 a res
J. A. Roberson, Est., 40 a J. A. Roberson
J. L. Roberson, Est., 40 a res
ROBERSONVIELE TOWNSHIP ? White
W. W. Andrews, Heirs, 100 u Rodgers & Purvis
Mrs. W. E. Ayers, 47 a Keel
Walter L. Baker, 1 res
W. Byrd Ballard, Heirs, 15 a Smith 4 Bunting
Mrs. S. Bain, 1 vac Parmele .
Brown, Heirs, 3 1-2 a Roberson
R B. 4 W. A. Brown, 45 a Roberson & Whitfield
Mrs. Maybelle Bullock, 1 vac Parmele
W T. Bunting, 1 res R.R. St
S. T. Carson, 300 a Savannah
T. C. Crisp, Heirs, 1 res Parmele
J. W. Edmondson, 104 a Carson Ward
J. W. Eubanks, 1 vac Pecan St
Jasper Everett, 3 a Everett Vanderford
C. R. Gray, 1 res Outterbridge
Mrs. J. S. Griffin, 1 vac Gold Point
Gurganus 4 Beuluh Jenkins, 12 a Stevenson & Purvis
W. W. Harper, Heirs, 50 a Van Nortwick, bal due
Harris Hdw. Co., 1 vac lot Gold Point
W. L. Johnson, Heirs, 1 vac Guilford St
R. L. Nelson, 1 res Parmele
W. L. Reddick, 1 vac lot Green St
V>. D. Roberson 4 H. E. Rodgerson, stalls 4 lot
G. D. Roberson, Heirs, Pressing Club R.R. St
G. L. Roberson, Heirs, 1 vac Guilford
H. L. Roberson, 1 res Roberson, 1 vac Purvis, 1 storage
Mary C. Roberson, Heirs, 15 a Taylor 4 Robersand land
T. W. Roberson, 02 a House land, bal due
Mrs Maggie Roebuck, 80 a Ross 4 Hargrove land, bal due
H. A. Rodgerson, Service Station, Academy St
J. L. Speight, Heirs, 1 store
Standard Realty Co., 482 a Savannah land
Eli Stevenson, 27 1-2 a Stevenson and res
E. C. Stevenson, 37 1-2 a Tuylor 4 Roberson
Mrs. M. W. Whitfield, res Academy St
J C. Wynne, res Parmele
Mro t iln Wvnn var lot Parmele
KOBKRHONVILLE TOWNSHIP ? Colored
Ada Andrews, 1 vac lot Parmele
S. L. Armstead, res Pecan St
Geo. Barnes, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele
Slade Barnhill, Heirs, 1 vac lot Parmele
Hattie Brown, 1 vac lot Parmele
Sandy Brown, res R R. St
C. L. Clemmons, res
Annie Cobum, res
Gordie Council, 17 a Mayo Council
Will Edwards, vac lot Parmele
Frank Everett, vac lot Parmele
Lila Gainor, vac lot Parmele
Robert Lee Gainor, res Parmele
W. A. Gray, vac lot Parmele
Lena Hilliard, 10 a Harper land
John H. Howell, 36 a Nelson land, bal due
Anna Jenkins, vac lot Parmele _
Annie Nelson Jenkins, res Parmele
Claud Jenkins, res Parmele
Lena Jenkins, res Parmele
Mack Jenkins, Heirs, vac lot Parmele
Anna Jones, Heirs, vac lot Parmele
William Jones, vac lot Parmele
Dink Knight, res R.R. St
Mack Latham, vac lot Parmele
Hattie Leathers, S a Roberson St Taylor
Mary Lewis, vac lot Parmele
Mack Little, Sr., 5 1-2 a Gainor land
London Loyd, res Parmele
Jno. D. Manning, vac lot Parmele
Jane Mizell, 22 1-2 a Rogers land
Carrie Modica, res
Ashley Moore, res East End ??
Rufus Moore, vac lot Parmele
J. L. S. Nelson, Heirs, vac lot Pamela ?
Joftn Pitt, Hi'irs, ros Parmele 4 69
Bruit' Pay ton, res Second St 11.57
Charlie Phillips, vac lot Parmele 4.31
W. M Powell, vac lot Parmele 2.07
Narcessus Roberson, vac lot Park St 2.92
Eil & Louis Spruill, res Parmele 2.92
Booker T. Staton, 57 a Carson land 38.90
Anderson Wiggins, vac lot Gold Point 2.92
Curnelia Wynn, res Gold Point 4 33
Nellie Wynn, res Gold Point 2.92
Richard Yarrell, Heirs, vac lot Cochran St 4.33
POPLAR POINT TOWNSHIP ? White
Mrs. J. A. Leggett, Bee yard 2.56
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP ? White
J. S. Ayers, res 19.91
Mis Annie E. Cobb, vac lot 3.28
J. A. Davenport, res 19.35
Mary E. Harrington, Heirs, 640 a Anthiny land 119.31
J. II. Knox, res . 11.85
Dr. E. M. Lang, drug store 20.04
J. W. Hough, Est, res 8.10
J. F. Purvis, Est, vac lot 1.95
Standard Realty Co, 100 a woods 17.56
E. C. Stevenson, 473 a Sherrod & Fleming land 116.52
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP ? Colored
Richard Bennett, 18 a Ned Williams land 12.74
John Bonds, res 7.39
Dolphus Brown, 4 a Baker land 2.40
Irene Brown, 17 a Hugh Pitt . 6.60
Bertha Collier, res , 5.97
Mack Council, 21 a res . 14.29
Nelson Council, 30 a res 18.47
Lela Gainor, 20 a Ewell, 51 a woods, 137 a Joe Slade, 6
a Homestead 73.76
Carolina Griffin, Est, 4 a res 5.07
Aaron Howell, 1 vac lot 2.84
John Jenkins, res 10.96
Emma Jones, res 4.19
Golina Lloyd, 1 lot 8.07
Alton Pitt, 4 a Abbie Gore land 5.87
Augustus Pitt, 17 a Hugh Pitt land 22.07
Hugh Pitt, 17 a Pitt land 15.90
Sabra Raynor. Est, res 3.28
C. L. Tyson, 204 a Sherrod land 96.88
Ernest Ward, res , 7.39
W. H Williams, Est, res . 12.21
Lee Wynn, 4 a Downs land 6.40
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GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP ? White
J. S. Ayers, vac lot 2.76
Bellflower & Johnson, vac lot 3.60
Cussie M Davenport, lot - 3.35
L. J Davenport, 1 house and lot 12.74
C. L. Etheridge, vac lot 3.18
Mrs. Blonzie Bland, res 20.50
John Paul Harrell, 10 a Harrell land > - 4.70
Mrs. l^ena Harrell, res 16.10
Charlie, Mollie A Annie Harrington, 81 a Harrington land 55.90
M L. Hasket, Est, 200 a Hasket land, bal. 1-3 8.54
Richard Johnson, Est, 410 a Gatlin land 49.79
Allen Long, 1-2 u J Williams land 8.27
Chas. W. Preddy, 1 house and lot ? 4.85
L. D. Roebuck, 290 a Cotton land - 92.06
Mrs. T. S. Strickland, 15 a Capt. Hyman land 10.75
Neta Thorn, 55 a Harrell land ? 11.05
B M. Worslcy, Gdn., 68 a Hyman land 20.70
GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP ? Colored
Sarah Anthony. 17 a Bob Williams 5.92
S. T Bell, 80 a Bell land 47.54
Bertha A Gordon William Brown, 1 vac lot ..... 3.60
John Brown, res , 13-26
Jesse Bryant, res ? 7.40
Molesta Dollberry, Est., res ? 7.80
Charlie Gay, 1 vac lot 1.76
Ruffin James. Est., 70 a R. James, bal due ? 9.16
Ella Jones, 20 a Cassandy Hyman land ? ? 10.65
W. M. Hyman Jones, 30 a Harrell land, 101 a Sally
Jones, 22 a Jones ? 77.10
Cora Lanier, 6 1-2 a J. Jones land ? ? 5.61
Frank Leathers 8c Frank Barnes, 125 a Sally Moore land . 62.23
William Lynch, 32 a Ebron land
Joe Purvis, 33 a Chesson land ?
Eliza Ruff, 1 vac lot
Raleigh Sherrod, vac lot ,
Ida Staton, 84 a Bennett land
Wheeler Staton, 23 a Jain Do 11 berry land
James Wiggins, 2 a rea ?
Johnnie Wilson, vac lot ? ?