THE SOUTHERNER TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1922
An Ordinance to Authorize the
of Pinctopn, N. C, to Issue Twt.ii:
'.I Five . Thousand Do!5. ;ra of
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bitrbcst l.uiciiT for c.-isb, at tlfo r.ou'rt
house d(or in Taiboi-o, Nortit Caro
linn, on Wci'nesday, Novnihef H.
l'.22, ut 1 1 o'l-iock A.M., the 'follow
ing property sitirito in the county ot
Kilfreromoo, North Carolina:
Tracts Nos. 1, 2. and 3 lying n'!'
L.riiiff in No. 13 Township, boundc.'
u the north by Morcer. Mill Brapch
nit the south by Town Cictk: :
Bcginninir at 'a hrid.iri- vhor tf.t
Tavbort Read eroKSo Mill Branch,
thence with tho bran.h as follows:
. 12 ikgreo E. H2.G ft....S. Ii' da-
grees E. 220. feet, S. ol degrees 30
liiinute-i E. 305.2, S. 5 deirrecs E.
70.(5 feet, S. 4T deeie-s .. 349.?
fret. S. 74 degrees SO mltiatcs- E
n.o. N. 70 ilogrees E- Vol.1 feet.
X. 05 decrees E. 540.5 fee, X. 7?
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minulcs K. 233.6 feel, S. 17 u--
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minuu. V.. :XS feet. S. 24 degrees 30
in'.nufi- 4(2 feel, S. 72 degrees
V.. - S. 7! degree 45 niin-
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fc ',. S. 52 degrees 38
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DISCOURAGE USE OF!
SMALL XMAS CARDS
" h;. iTwn innni'lirMtprt n.v inp 1'osl
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 24. A Cam
as! I'aign to discourage the use of small
i deg.ee.- V. Kf5.(i feet, sized Christmas cards nnd .envelopes
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Oflice department.
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(By The Associated Press)
j Atlanta, Oct. 24. With the offii:-
I ials of U'.e National organization in
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V I Hi).:) feet. S. ;"UiviIanci, the poutnern uegionai
". S. 8ti dc- Conferei.ee of the Young Women's
, 2 degrees 30 o lnit.in ti Association opened here to
V, X. (.. degrees Ju object was to put into ef-
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, , - W feet I ft'l't plans for work in this terri-
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, X. (M degrees . from irginia, south to Louisiana.
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S" feet to a'axakis. Patriarch in the Phaiiar Call,..-
W. 75;).'i thedral yesterday.
The ww king, George, was given
I he blessings of the church.
(By The Associated Press)
(.'..nstanUnople, Oct. 24. Com
plete resumptions of relations be
tween the Greek Patriurch of Con
stantinople and he Athens govern-.
nunt. announced by Archbishop Met-
?head"s
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.liieh de- ' BUSINESS FOR SALE?
One cannot evade he clutches
of the advertising manager of
the Muskogee (Okla.) Cime.tcr.
Says he, in an announcement
on the first page of that jour
nal, "If your business ifn't
worth advertising, advertise it
for ssle in the Cimoter." Nation.
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j: said road
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Mercer by. jessc Mercer by will dated
the 12th day of December, 1888, asl
may be seen by reference to will booki
II, iage 207, in the office of the
clerk of the Superior Court of Edfce
comiie county, N. C said land hav
ing been in the possession of W. P.
Mercer since the 2nd day of May,
181)2. .
Trai.t No. 3: Lying and being in
Township No. 13, adjoining the lands
of,W. P. Mercer, Miss Annie Mercer
and others, more particularly describ
ed as follows, viz: Beginning at a
.-take in a hedge row on tho road
SS 4 1 from the home of the late John K.
T. t.. T.. n...., .., Mutt tVtn.lO
ret s '-Y 1 ''S feet S i iciui'ci.iitvc .."
ii I iV 'r es"v' so 1 ' N'ol t;i to Anu,s's sPri"P; thence down
iv,.-,-ees "'n minutes w"i tlle ditch !eatlinf' direct ' thm
K 1 d-grect. 30 minutes .t canal ; theny .aid
. S. .24 lroes 30 min-l ""! to the bridge acrohi $hal,
. ... r t rr,,..'.' thence norm along me iur w i
. q -.rfV'recw 30 min-stake j"- beyond the bridge across
,',157.7 feet; (hence X. 50 d,i. thC -small ditch, thence eg jt , to the
V ti',77 T f.-et X 1 degrees' hinds of the late John R. Mercer and
aar'i. s XV.' 212.-V feet; thence , P-V"- lf"le's .'. Corner; thence obWn
- , ... i.- i-i r..'t t.. v, t.,. the line of the lands of the late John
; " '"'" i ,," . - , , ,;. t ' K. Mercer and David Lane to the cor
! .Vm.2 .'f.ct -to Mercer-s Mill Branch. ; between the lands of the late
id branch1 Jc iuercer anQ lne nellB ul
Whitmal :'roctor, tnence aown me
line of the lands of the late John R,
, Mercer and Whitmal Proctor to Wat-
ti
: nit!i';ister!y with said
3 700. feet - tP the beginning,
,-tere- lot-.'.'.
, t. I'. Is n small parcel of landi
north side of the Tarboro road
on said road at
,e on sain roau in i ,, ., .. ,. i
iillil di alien, luviicc up iiic vomai w
on,er of the 4 acre ., ,, ,,, , l
Hit; -L'UIIICI uctmvn tuc lunuo w iv
late John R. Mercer and W. P. Mer
cer, thence south along the line of
the late John R. Mercer and across
',,-i:'.a:;ii:cr at a '-t.ik
:!; ::-.,ii;heast
'.,re in., runs thence northwest along'
th.'.Uiw of .said store lot 209.3 feet to
svct. ;:um, the nee N. .76 degrees E.
" l.:'1 f( i-t,'t.o a stake, thence S. 14 de
i.ia.' s E. -132.7 feet to a stake on the.
..-..id. thence aiiinjr the, rotd S. 68 de-'
ul-ee.s'W. Kit!. 2 feet to the beginning,
-oi'taiaing one-half acre- .more or
less, being known as the school house
i.j. ' -
Tract C: I?. a small tract of land
ly ing on the Vast side of the public
roe.d louring from Temperance Hall
to R.'c'.y Mount beginning at a light
v.ood .stt.ck, .1236 'feet. from the fork
f tne road at Temperance Hall,
li.er.ee running with said road toward
Uoekv Mount 105 feet to a lightwood
ery Branch, thence down the various
courses of said branch to Mercer's
thence west with the fence pass the
tobacco barn to the corner of said
fence, thence northwest to a white
oak, thencVwest to the path from J,
L. Home's to Tarboro road, thence
with said path to the Tarboro road
thence vest up the road to the point
i beginning, containing about 550
acres, more or less, and being the
lands devised to W. P. Mercer f or
life and after his death to his chil
dren as may be seen by itenjt two
of the will of John R. Mercer record
ed in will book 8 at page 304 in the
office of the Clerk cf the Court of
stake, .thence 105 eastward in the) Edgecombe county, being part of the
line at right angles to the Rocky , home trace of the late John R. Mer-
Mount road to another lightwood
stake, thence 105 feet southward in
a line parallel with the Rocky Mount
ioad to another lightwood stake,
thence 105 feet to the beginning,
containing one-half acre, more or
less, and being known as Zivn ChureTi
lot.
Tracts 1 and 2: Are commonly
known as the Jesse Mercer lands, be
ing all of that land devised to W, P.
cer, which has been owned and eccu
pied by W. P. Mercer and children
as their home place snice the 26 th
of November, 1894.
This property will be sold subject
to lien of a prior deed of trusfl ke
ruring an indebtedness jff S.gjSQOJlA
with interest from July 15, 1922, to
the Atlantic Life Insurance company,
October 2, 1922.
J. P. BUNN, Trustee,
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fifteen (15)
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A highly pleasing blend
of choice Turkish
with Virginia and Ken
tucky Burley tobaccos of
superior character and
quality.
Every cigarette full
weight and full size.
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Report of the condition of the
PINETOPS BANKING COMPANY,
at Pinetops, in the. state of North
Carolina, at the close of business, j
September 151 h, 1022.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts --.$213,720.55
Demand loans 2,87L3j
Overdrafts, secured, .
$53,62; unsecured,
$27.14 "v' 60.76
United Slates Bonds and ." "
Liberty Bonds ---:--v 10,117-00
North Carolina State.
bonds 15,000.00
All other stocks, bonds i
and .mortgages 5,300.00
BankinL' houses, $2,500;
furniture and fixtures,
$1,500.00 4,000.00
All other real estate
owned 5,500.00
Cash in vault and net a-
mounts ; due from"
banks, bankers and " "
: trust companies , 26,826.68
Cash items held over 24 , v
Tibu1 s ' - - - - - -
Checks for clearing
(By Thc Associated Presi)
New Brunswick, Oct. 24. The
name of the woman 'reputed to have
been a witness to the double murder
of Rev. Edward Hall and his choir
singer, Mrs. Eleanor Mills today be-
' came known. ,-.
, She is Mni. June Gibson, a wid
ou, wh.) with her son conducts a six
ty acre farm on the Hamilton road
in 'a sparsely settled section here.
She is said to have told the inves
tigators that she saw the man and
the woman -committ the crime.
1,849.33
" 233.04
50,000.00
25,600.00
970.18
125.00
Total .....- -"'-$286,058.71
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less
: current expenses and
taxes paid
Dividens unpaid .....
Notes and bills redis
counted, War Finance
Bills payable
Deposits subject to check
ICaohicrV checks out
standing ......
Time certificates of de
posit, due on or after
30 days 63,790.40,
Savings Deposits 29,IH,70
Accrued interest due de-
Dositors, reserved ...... 2,000.00!
Total , . - $280,058.71
State of North Carolina County
of Edgecombe, Pinetops, N- C, Oct.
17th, 1?22. . v . '
w - ... , . , t a, i t V, a.
fe; 1, Vf. U. UBIie, i:i.inri ui iv
bove named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and be
lief. W. I LANE, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
W. E. PHILLIPS,
21,225.00, A. J. WALSTU.N,
15,000.00! W. E. COBB, Directors.
77,604.081 Subscribed and sworn to before
ime, this 17th day of October, 1922.
195.35 j WM. E. CRISP, Notary Public.
j My commission expires Septem
ber 11, 1924. -
i The docket before the Recorder
Monday morning was quite a heavy
one. ;': - '; :-:
State vs. : Mose Sullivan for hav
ing a gambling house was continued
until next Monday.
Stati vs. Joe Davis and Jesse Mob
ley, violetion of the prohibition law.
Both defendants plead guilty of hav
ing some liquor in their possession
for the purpose of sale. The judg
ment of the court was three months
for Davis and threo months for Mob
ley. These defendants gave notice
of an appeal, to the Superior Court.
State vs., Lewis Duggin. Assault
with a deadly weapon. Guilty, three
months on the roads. Notice of an
appeal was given. . ' " .. T
State vs. 'Lewis Duggfn, assault i
with , deadly - weapon, guilty, prayer j
for . jungmotit." .Prayer continued,
two years on" the roads and costs.
(By Thd Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 24. Invitations
to appoint plenipotentiaries to a con
ference in Washington beginning De
cember 4th, to consider the nego
tiations of a treaty for a "permanent
regulation of their mutual interests
and relations" have been extended
by the United States to the govern
ments of Guatemala, Nicaragua, Pon
duras, Salvador and Costa Rica.
PREMIER
CONFERS
WITH IRISH LEADER
(By Th Associated Press)
London, Oct. 24.-The prime min
ister Bonar Law held a conference
today with William T. Cosgrave, the
State v. " R. N. Norris, assault , head of the Irish Provincial goverh-
with, deadly weapon. Guilty. $15.00
and. the costs of-the action.
Stat9s. Luther Melton. Viola
tion of the auto law. Continued,
State vs. Bass Bullock. Larceny
and rectiving. Guilty, Three monthsj
on the roads. -The money and the
pocketbook' to be returned to Willie
Tillery. ,
State vs. Daisy Farmer. Viola
tion of the liquor law. Pleads guilty
four months on the roads.
ment in regard to Irish affairs.
arations are being made for Austral
ia's participation In the British Em
pire Exhibition to be opened in Lon
don, in April, 1924, and the various
cabinets have approved a proposal
providing for a central commission
and state committees to supervise)
Australia's exhibits. Immediate ef
forts will be made to obtain and pre-
j pare the various exhibits, for which
. i - j'200,000 pounds has been provided;
AUTRALIA TO EXHIBIT IN EM- the commonwealth contributing 115,
1 PIRE SHOW i 000 pounds and the states the remain
(By The Associated Press) ing 85,000 pounds on a per capita
Sydney, N." S.' W., Oct. 1, Prep-: basis.
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