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j Mr. A. C. Yandle was here today of Enplund, until the actual amount i signed, Frank E. Lydn, and recorded I direction and parallel td Tarbota
i to take his wife home to Scotland which such nations could ultimately ! in Book 183, page 508, Edgecombe road 50 feet; tfc . . in a northerly
:Neck. She has been under treatment. 1 pay, h.i been determines by confer-1 County Registry, given to secure the direction and parallel with Va)tl t
, ii Edirecombe General hospital. ! ences between creditors and debtors, j payment of certain notes made tot I street lfiO feet; thence in it westerly
Asheville. The nature of the new, was cuggested by Reginal McKenna, ' the balance of HJie purchase price of I direction -with the southern line,o
I structure with which govern freight former chancellor of the British ex-,' the. mid real estate, the payment of Tarboro road 50 feet to the begirt
turilt's in the Southern States in the ' cheoui r, in an address before Aineri. which notes are in default, 1, the'ning, being lot No. 1, of the Geo, 4,
j future will be determined as a result can Bunkers Association today.
I of a hearing begun before Joseph
I Eastman of the Interstate Commerce
! t'oiiiniission here. Representatives of
tute governments, shippers and oth
! i-rs are participating.
IRK
SHOES
GERMAN GOODS USED IN
I PROTEST AGAINST GERMANY
MILES TEXAS STEER
, BERLIN, Oct. 2. Attention is
j called by the German press to the
'boostM'" week recently held in Den
! i:::uk for the .benefit of home-made
I commodities. Dainty little flags were
isold bearing the imprint: "Buy no
foreign yoods! Let your money com
, tj Danish workmen."
I Because of the cheap rate at wliL-l
jtliey could be secured, half of the
! little fitRs used in this Danish cam
i paign to further local industries
I were bought, not in Denmark, but
' ia Germany.
GRANTING OF DIVORCES
; MAKING FIUME FAMOUS
BEST ON THE MARKET
PRICES RIGHT
LET US SHOW YOU
Jl
HARPER
said Frank E. Lyon, will, on Monday,, Chapman property, having been aur-
. October 2nd, 1922, at 12 o'clock M, Veyed by Jno. J. Wells, Dec. 9, l!il
1 and at the Court House door at Tar-' a plot of which is recorded in Edge
i boro, State of North Carolina, sell at! combe county registry, and, bring the
public auction to the highest bidder i same lot conveyed to Joyner & Row
: for cash the real estate hereinafter J land by Willie Batchelov and wjfa
described to satisfy the said notes, I by deed recorded in Edgecombe coii-
namely, to-wit: ty retf'stry, book 167, page 584, and
Being an undivided one-third in-1 the same property deeded to the
terest in and to a certain, piece or! Redding-Parkins Corporation by W.
tract of land lying and being in 1 D. Joyner and T. C. Rowland, tfea
I Edgecombe County, State aforesaid, ' firm of Joyner and Rowland, July
in No. 6 Township, and described j 1920. . .i.,lmt 1 frf?
LEGGETT, N. C
THE
and defined as follows, to-wit:
All that tract of land described in1
deed of James M. Mayo and w'e to
' H. L. Lyon, dated August the th,
! 1881, and duly registered in Book 54,
j page 28, in the office of the Regis-1
1 ter of Deeds of Edgecombe County.
! Excepting, nevertheless, from the!
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ADVERTISE
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THE
SOUTHERNER
j FIUME, Oct. 2. This city count
a population of 50,000; 15,000 o'
j them received decrees of divorce ii
j the years 1920 and 1921. Divovci
j cents to be the most flourishing of I
j the local industries, and it is niaki ig
i the city famous.
; The reason is that the severar.ee
i of the marital bond is easy here, and
people desiring freedom flock to
' Kiunie from neighboring states where
divorces are not granted. Anyone can
:get a divorce in Fiume who has l;vod
: in the city long enough to acquire
' the rights of citizenship.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFp INSURANCE CO.
IS THE BEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD.
ASK THE POLICYHOLDERS,
September 16, J922.
J. D. DOUGLAS, Trtirtf. '
Servic by Publication .'
Notice.
North Carolina, Edgecombe County.
In the Superior Court.
W. B. Jones vs. Martha Weeks Jone
The defendant above-named will
above, 94 End 4-100 acres, as describ-1 tnkc notice that an actipn entitled
e and defined in deed, dated Decern-jas above has been commenced in th
ber 12, 1912, from Frank E. Lyon j superior court of Edgecombe county
and others to S. S. Anderson, as will : by the plaintiff against the defendant
appear by deed of record in said of-( f0r the purpose of obtaining an abto
fice of said Register of Deeds of ute divorce from the bond of mat
! Edgecombe County. See deed of even 0r demur to the complaint in sab ae
ate of Frank E. Lyon to Herman L. J ,-imony on statutory grounds; anf
Lyon, this mortgage being now given, the said defendant will f urther .takf
to secure the balance of the purchase i notice that she is required to be and
money tnerelor.
G. A. LEGGETT
District Agent,
ASTHMA
POSTPONE PAYMENTS OF
DEBTS TO UNITED STATES
! NEW YORK, Oct. 4. Definite
postponement of any payment of
delits owed the United States by the
: European nations, with the exception
Ho cure for It. hut
relief is often broueht bv
MICKS
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Over 17 Million Jan Vtd Ytsrlu
Notice of Sals of Land.
North Carolina, Edgecombe County
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in the mortgage
executed by H. L. Lyon to the under-
appear at the office of the clerk' af
This the 2nd day of Sept., ;922. the Superior Court of Edgecpmb
FRANK E. LYON, Mortgagee. ; county, at Tarboro, N. C.,' on th
. r ICth day of Oct. J922, nd an swat
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to th
court for the relief demanded, lit sU4
f mm imigtM MVimmjm
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 15, 1922
WHAT WE OWN
Cash in our vault and deposited with the Federal
Reserve Bank and other banks to pay our eus-torn-era
checks with when presented.. $10.,(i2o.b
Money loaned to farmers, merchants and profes
sional men to enable them to carry on their
business .- - 1,194,67.38
Money deposited with us by our customers invest
ed in Libertv P.onds, N. C. Bonds and Railroad
Bonds - 100.09G.47
invested in United States bonds to secure circuhi-
jjon ............ 50,000.00
invested in bank" building and fixtures., 23.238-.82
Monev advanced to pay tobacco checks ........ 11,593.04
Overdrafts secured 5G9.86
$1,575,803.21
WHAT WE OWE
Circulation secured by U. S. Bonds to enable us
at all times to supply new currency inacie espec
ially for The first-National -Bank, of Tarboro..
Due Federal Reserve Bank, .Rediscounts, money
borrowed to aid farmers and merchants in car
rying on their business
Due War Finance Corp. advanced en i'arme'-s.
notes ............ ...v.. ...
Due Federal Reserve Bank ; ecured by Liberty
Bonds ......... .......... .v....- ...
Bills pavable due to banks and others... ...................
Money -deposited with us by our customers in our
savings and checking; departments
$50,000.00
294,443.56
44,000.00
40,000.00
25,000.00
957,080.70
Total .. .....$1,410,524.26
Which leaves capital stock, surplus and undivided .
profits amounting to .$lCo,78.Jf
which gives added protection to our customers. .y.
This institution stands for everything that has for its objeot
the upbuilding of our rural community and w e want every far
mer and business man. in the county to know that we will be
irlad to serve them whether their businwe.be large or small.
Our resources of more than $1,500,000.00 enables us to handle
your affairs on a strictly business basis.
The First National Bank
The Bank For Everybody
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Only 50,000 of these sheets will be
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TI . SOUTHERNER
JOB PRINT
NOTICE.
Under the power contained i,i a
deed of trust given by the Redding
Perltins Corporation to J. D. Doug
las, Trustee, on October 16, 1920, re
corded in book 225, page 352, Edge
combe county register, the under
signed will offer for sale, at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
on Saturday, October 21, 1922, at
12:15 o'clock P.M., before the Na
tional Bank of Rocky Mount, in the
city of Rocky Mount, Norh Carolina,
that certain tract or Darcel of land
lying and being in Edgecombe coun-1 0 m.S M1?
. A . ,. , , ' wll he pleaded in bar of their reco.
ty. state of North Carolina, and de- j ,ry A peon8 indebted to 1t i
scribed as follows: ; fat will nlease make immediate
Beginning at the southeast inter- romt.
section of tarboro road and Wakei922.
street; thence in a southerly direeJ W. X. Robinson, Admr. of ; ',
.t. . ,. . , , J. W. Eobinioi.
t.on w.th the eastern Ime of Wakei j p Bunn Attorney Rocky Mouht
street 150 feet; thence in an easterly ( N. C. a21-tW W
complaint.
A. T. WALTON,
Clerk Superior Cow
This the 0th day pf Sept., iaW. .
Adniaitrator' Notie. . ' ' .
Having qualified as the admlia
trator of tfie estate of J. W. Rpbltt
son, decfeaeedi la; of" EdfecpmbV
County. North Carqlinai this ig to Ra
tify al persona having claims againit .
the estate of said deceased to exhibit '
them to the undersigned at Batt)t
boro, N. C, on or before the 2Ut
This the 21st day of AuftV
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