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THE SOUTHERNER. FRIDAY, AUG. 4, 122
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FECIAO
SPECIAL!
SPECIAL!
On All Summer
Slippers Oxfords &
Sport Shoes.
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PERSONAL BRIEFS
Hera to Sea the Gma.
Judge Horton, president of the
Eastern Carolina League, was here
yesterday to witness the game be
tween Tarboro and Farmville.
Lawn Party Tonight. '
Do not forget the lawn party to
night in the Town Common for the
benefit of the senior class of the Tar. i
boro graded schools to enable themi
to pay for the Tar-bo-rah. It will be
a bad thing on our community if the J
young people who have worked so;
hard to get through the graded school j
io be forced to go down in their own ;
pockets and pay a bill that should'
je paid by the public. '
This class book, the Tar-bo-rah, 8
credit to any class and our people
hould rally to the support of these
,-oung folia who had it published.
BUDGET
TOWN OF TARBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
1922-1923. -
Public notice is hereby given that a BUDGET con
taining the estimated expenditures and estimated rev
enue of the Town of Tarboro, N. C-, for fiscal year
ending May 31st, 1923, had been prepared as requir
ed by law and is "now on file at office of City Clerk for
public inspection. . ;
This Budget carries a tax rate of .77c for bonds,
interest and sinking fund, and a rate of .23c for gen
eral purposes making a total tax rate of $1.00.
Said Budget will be passed on at regular meeting
of the Board on Atig. ? 4th, 1922. All citizens of the
.town are .invited to ; inspect Budget at office of City
Clerk and to ba present at above mentioned meet
ing .of the Board.
J. H. JACOCKS, City Clerk.
At Wrighttvilla Beach. :
Misa Mamie Bryan went to Wright"
Hie Beach yesterday ti) be the guet
f Mrs, Lawrence Sprunt for a week
r more.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Rosenbloom-Levy Co.
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LOST: ONE DARK JERSEY COW
f Any information,
i' Lewis.
it POISONED WITH LEAVES.
Mrs. Lionel Weinberg of Balti
more, formerly 'of Tarboro, while
strolling in
some little time her life, was thought
notify Berry' to be in danger. At this writing, how-a4-3t'
leaf. The case was so acute that for
ever, a .letter from Baltimore states
that Mrs. Weinberg is much betWr.
In Murfreesboro. '
Rev. B. B. Slaughter and wife. aid
children went to Murfrectiborcvfyeen
... "
terday on a short visit to friends.
" Wilf Speak at MaccletfioW. : prominent fanners and business men
, Senator J.,' A. Brown pf Columbus,of eastern North Carol'? and bears
county .will speak at, MaQtrlesfioid on the reputation of being a good earh
Tiesdqy,,.Aug. 6; at 3:30 p.m. ) et sjioaker who has the interest of
' Senator Brown is one of the most' the farmers at heart.-
WILL HE TAKE A VACATION?
, r y . ; ,
MEN take - vacations go bunting, fishing,
. touring where they cannot be reached. If
your. Executor is away and there come a
SUDDEN need for his immediate presence
and signature- what is going to happen to
your estate?
BUT we take no vacations. We are here
ready for business at any time. Name us '
Executor of your Estate and we will- always
be here to look after it. Cotton and tobaccc
interests, for instance, require the most
careful attention. Won't .they ' need tho
. same careful attention when you are gone?
Farmers Banking & Trust Co
Tarboro, N, C.
Miss Mary Louise Woraloy is spend-j
ing her vacation at Virginia Beachr
Miss Pearl Rowe and Mr. Archie
Hoag are visiting their sister, INIth.
H. G. Alley, in Peterfburjf. Va.
Mr. C. E. Rowe'of Petersburg is
visiting hei' sister, Mrs. S. P. Beatty.
TTIoTice of Sale of Real Property. i,io, liiZz, ut HF.Ha oVIocTTTilT
""Under and by virtue of the power in front of the Court House door of
in'd authority vested in me by that Edgecombe County in Tarboro, N.'C,
Misa Mary G, Rowe and niece. Ju
lia Melba Alley, have returned to
their home in Petersburg.
Mrs. G. T. Williams and daughters
arc visiting in Wrihtsville.
Mrs. Sue Alexander and children
of Wilmington are here the guests nf
her sister, Mrs. L. E. Norfiect.
Would 8 to 0 be called a ball game'
Seems to be the popular query.
Mrs. Melton of Glen Allen, Va., is
the park with her son, the guest of her sister, Mrs. John B.
Ellsworth, carried a bunch of leaves Wood. Mrs. Melton is the mother.of
which the child had gathered. They Mr. Cliff '.Melton, who '-resided here
remained in the park a couple hours, for a number of years ai?d made the
and during this period Mrs. .Weinberg; supreme sacrifice in France during,
held the leaves, and placing the stem: the late war. Cliffton Melton 'was at-;
of a leaf in hoi mouth, thoughtlessly ways worthy: 'of the respect that b's'
hit it. In a short while nor face' many friends paid him, and died a:
started swelling, closing both eyes he had liTed always doing his duty.
completely. A physician was summon-. :
ett and found Mrs. Weinberg suffer-i Mrs. Eva Ilai'.les of Rocky Mount
ing intensely from poisoning which 'is the gueat of her sister, Mrs, Min-i
was attributed to the juice of the ; nie Wittiamson. j
Mrs. Archie Knight, who recently
gave buth tt. s fine son at the Edge-
combe General Hospital, is getting
along finely, also "son.'
Mrs. Joe Dunford of Crisp, who
has been critically ill following an
operation at the Edgtecombe General
hospital, is thought to be holding her
own, altho seriously ill at the present.
Mrs. Latham Thigpen and son of
F.ichmond and Mrs. John Thigpen
and son of Willinmston are the guests
at Mapletou of Mrs. B. F.'-Shelton.
'ortain deed of trust executed to the
Undersigned and the Tarboro BuiM
:ng and Loan Association by Victoria
Sledge. Trustee, and Stephen Body
and Susan Body, Cestui que Trusl
nt. dated 20th February, 1919, and
Inly recorded in the Kdgecombe
bounty Public Registry in Book 184,
?ai:e 193, default having hour, made
n payment of the indebtedness se
cured thereby, and demand having
wen made upon the 'undersigned to
ell, I' will, on 'Saturday,- September
!nd. 1922, at 12 o'clock M., in front
if the Court House door of Edije
oaibe County in Tarboro, N. C, sell
t public auction to the highest bid
ier, for cash, that certain parcel or
ot of lund lying and being situate in
Jdgecombe County, Nurth Carolina,
md in the Town of Tarboro, bounded
ind di'fcribed s follows:
The same being Lot N'o. 23. Block
A, of the property known as Panola
Heights in the Town of .Tarboro, a
opy of sftid plat being of record in
3ook 150 Page 58, of the Register
if Deeds office of Edgecombe Coun
ty, and being the identical lot or par
cel of land which was conveyed to
Victoria Sledge, Trustee, for Stephen
Body and Susan Body by deed of re
cord in Book 192, Page 477, of the
foregoing Registry, to which refer
ence is here made, and being further
described as a lot or parcel of land
fronting 38.7 feet on Church street
nd running back 150 feet.
This August 1st, 1922. "
R. Of. ALLSBROOK, Trustee
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jWANTS
FLOWERS
GASOLINE, Per Gai.i..r..27e
Scot Tissue Toilet Paper.. 2 for S5s
We always b'.ve Flowers on
hand for th fear thru, for
FUNERALS v-V..
. ... .. . WEDDINGS
SICK ROOM- -
! and in fact ! ;.: '
, FOR ALL OCCASIONS
'' ' . Phones 75 a ad 4101
CREECH THE FLORIST
If yoo can't fine it anywhere else,
'':.' come to "
v.. a.. A WMSI . .
107 e rk,it,
We will probably have it, and wil
save you money. We sell cheaper
thsn others. ;
Waldorf Toilet Paper... 8 for 25i
WE PAY Z9 WEEKLY full time
75c an hoar spare time selling ho
siery piarsnteed wear 4 moptos oi
replaced free. 36 styles. Free sara
pies to workers. SaJary or 30 per
cent commission. Oood hosiery if
sn absolute necessity, yon can sl
It easily. Experience unnecessary
Eajle Knitting- Mills, Darby, Ps
in20-Itw-10wks.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
mail order printing. We arc in po-
sitnn to baridle your printed mslr
ter for short notice delivery and
invite comparison pf prices. Satis
factory work, prompt service. The
Southerner.
f OB jSALE CAR LOAD OF LAND
Plaster, now is the time to we. Wn
also have just received csr cotton
seed meal, F, 8. Boyster Merean
tile Co., Inc. j23-6t-
Notice of, Sale of Real Property.
. Uride'r and by Virtue of the power
and "uuthority: vested in me by that
:ertain deed of- trust executed to the
imdersigned and the'-Tarboro Build
ing' and Loan. Association by Nancy
ChasotWeiaiTder:-Chase, John D.
Chase and Moses Chaee, dated 2 1st
June,- 1919, and duly recorded in the
Edgecombe County Registry, in Book
184,: Page 205, default having been
made in payment of the indebtedness
secured thereby, and demand having
been made upon the" "undersigned to
;i?pr"wfrh' watttvday;- September
:wf'H---k
GOOD
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, those certain par-'
eels of land, lying arid being situate I
in Edgecombe County, North Cufo-.
lina, hounded and described at fol-it
lows: '
First Tract: Same adjoining the i
ir.nds of M. A. Saunders, P. Cy'ok I
and others, and particularly hounded. ;
cejenbed and detineu 3 Joilows, v:e.
lying and being in said County and
State, and in the Town of Mildred,
and known and designated as fol
lows, viz: beginning at a stake, cor-T
ner. of Hurdles' old -store, thence
northward 70 yards to a Make, tbencc
East 35 yards to a stake, thence
Southward 70 yards to a stake, thence
Westward 35 yards to the beginning,
containing one-half acre, more.., or
less; -and being the identical , land
conveyed to Joe Bryant fcy William
Harrell nd his wif' Temperance
HarreU, by deed recorded in Book
SO, Page 480, Edgecombe' Registry,
and by Joe Bryant and wife, Alice
Bryant, conveyed to Furney Chase
by deed recorded in Book 130, Page'
74. of the aforesaid Registry.
Second Tract: Lying and being in
said County and State, and being de- X
scribed as that ceain tract of land $
which was conveyed to Ransom?
Lloyd ty J. C. Harrell by deed duly:,?
registered in Book 111, Page 192, of X
the Edgecombe Cranty Registry, and! J,
further described as follows: - : J
Beginning at a stake in the line of ; j
M. A. Saunders and Ransom -Lloyd,;!
thence in a straight line along the ;
to the corner, of William Harrell and i
line of M. A. Saunders about 15 yards ,
M. A. Saunders, thence in a Norther-
ly direction along the hue .of. William
Harrell 74 yards to the center of the
Albemarle and Raleigh Railroad at :
the corner of D. E. Cobb and William i
Harrell, thence in a straight dlree- j
tion along the line of D. E. Cobb,;
PRINTING
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RIurTOIGES.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Phone, lights and bath. Apply Mrs.
R. H. Parker, 112 Main st.
about 68 yards, thence along the y
rious courses on VVahingtoii roadi
with the line of Ransom Lloyd to the 1
beginning, being the identical land
which was conveyed to Fumey Chase
by Cobbf Comr., by deed duly regis-;
tered in Book 140, Page 312, Edge-:
combe County Registry.
This August 1st, 1922.
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SOUTHERNER
Job Department
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR
SALE. Apply Southerner.
WANTED:. .MEN OR WOMEN TO
take orders for geaun guaranteed
hosiery for men,, womenand chil
dren. Eliminates darning. 40 week
full time, $1.00 an hour spare time
Experience unnecewary. Interna
tional Stocking Mills, Norristawn,
Ps. i '615-10wks
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BARGAIN iN'tlRES.. ;u' -
32s 1-2 -i ...:'.- $12.00 1
.12x4 .jc 14.50
33x4 ...... .1-.. ' 15.00 5
34x4 16.60 ;
If yon sre looking for a GOOD Tirol
for little money, here it is.
PADDISON STORAGE BAT
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FOR RENT: 2 ROOMS AND UALL
upstairs. Lights and water. Phone
320 W. St. James St 4-3t
LOST SUNDAY NIGHT; A BAY
ware; weight 700 lbs.; has sore bn
beck; finder will please return to'
George Johnson, 103 W. First St.,
Greenville snd get reward..
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Zeb. C.
Franklin Gars
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DEALER ,
T- Franklin Service,
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