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THE ROANOKE BEACON And Washington County News Published Every Friday in Plymouth, Washington County, North Carolina The Roanoke Beacon was established in 1889 and consolidated with the Washington County News in 1929. Subscription Rates In Washington, Martin, and Tyrrell Counties One year $1.50 iix months -75 Outside of Above Counties One year $2.00 Six months . 1-00 (Strictly Cash in Advance) Advertising Rates Furnished Upon Request Entered as second-class matter at the post office jo ssaj8uo3 jo joe cup J.ipnn ‘-j ‘i|jnotu^[j tit March 3, 1879. Friday, October 16, 1931 Too Much Money—In One Place Our banks have too much money. Since the natural shrinkage of values during the past twelve years from war-time inflation to what should rightly be normal times rather than subnormal, such as we now have, we have had many bank crashes. This has caused a great scare among both the bank ers and depositors, the depositors fearing a "bust", and the bankers fearing a run. This condition has kept many millions of dollars in the old stockings of skeptics and billions more dollars locked in the banks to fortify them against runs. The banks of this country are said to have hoarded in their vaults forty per cent more cash than the legal reserve banking laws require, which of itself causes “hard times.’’ If that 40 per cent was floating in the channels of business, things would be entirely dif ferent in business circles. And we need not look for much improvement so long as this condition prevails. Now that the dollar is the only American unit that has any value, it should be forced out to perform its proper function of exchange. If our government will force the forty per cent of cash, now hoarded in the banks, out and place it in the hands of legitimate exchangers, and at the same time guarantee them against wildcat runs by depositors then things will begin to pick up. No business in our country has a friend today ex cept the gold dollars, and they are all locked up, while business is drifting and sinking, and millions are hungering. If our government is going to permit its gold to sleep in the idle coffers of the rich, then it should gjive the poor ^ome basis of value—insilver, in wheat, sand, stone, or wood, and not let gold crush and curse the world. Get the money out of the banks, and protect them against panics. Dangerous Praise Poor Mr. Stevens (Henry L.)—they are going to ruin him. It is a strange thing that parents will spoil their children, and grown-ups will spoil their friends. Henry L. Stevens, the new commander of the Amer lean .Legion, will possibly be ruined with honor and praise. One of the troubles with our people is their unsteadiness and their unblanaced emotions.. If Henry L. Stevens could be left alone with his family and given an opportunity to study and work at his job, it would certainly be better for him and doubtless better for the legion. Millions of men and women have been ruined in the past by too much praise. Kingdoms have fre quently fallen because rulers listened to praise and mistook it for duty and service. Perhaps the most dangerous kind of praise is the kind that expects favors. It may be that before the honors are over, Mr. Stevens will be asked to pull some strings at Washington and Raleigh in payment for all these demonstrations. We hope Mr. Stevens will hold both his head and his heart in the midst of all these honors. A Day of Extremes Truly, this is a day of extremes. Men flying across wide oceans, but going nowhere, millions whooping up the world series, and more millions perched on poverty row, not knowing where they will find food, warmth, or shelter this winter. Perhaps no age has experienced more cases of ex treme joy and sorrow, poverty and riches. Most of us charge our misfortunes to some particular cause. However, our troubles generally come from acts of direct disobedience to reason. We blame the laws, we blame the officials; in fact, we are prone to blame everything and everybody except ourselves. We lose our fortunes because we fail to follow the dictates of certa'n well-defined econmic laws. We all know that no business stands which spends more than it takes in, and that is our biggest trouble right now. If we have spent for nothing except the things we needed, w:e are not to blame. But if he have squandered our income for things that we did not need, and that did us no good, then we should not complain. When we confine ourselves to the principle of spend ing no more than we earn we will soon get back on a safe and sound basis. The Week-End Habit It is said that the dean of Wake Forest College thinks that, instead of hitch-hiking home or elsewhere at week-ends, students should stay at the college and study. Other deans and professors doubtless have the same opinion. Undoubtedly the habit of week end visiting and hitch-hiking and home-going mili tates against continuous study and associations which are helpful. Week-end visits have contributed to ward lessening formal debates and informal discus sions among students which were formerly reckoned as important parts of college advantages. The old-time social and church and college com munity interest were all promoted when students rare ly left the college campus. Church and Sunday school attendance and the like are broken into, and the at mosphere of the college home feeling has too often given place to a sort of wanderlust that does no good to the mastery of the college cause or to the best col lege spirit. At least that is the way it looks to some j deans and others. i But what are the deans to do about it? \V ith good j roads and automobiles, with airplanes coming, and the | compelling call to the roads and to the home and j just going to be going, how is the old-time atmos 1 phere to be brought back?—News and Observer. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ' Having qualified as Administrator 'of tlie estate oi William H. Brick : house, deceased, late of Washington | County, this is to notify all creditors | of the said estate to file their claims | with the undersigned at Plymouth, I N. C. within one year from the date hereof, or this notice will he pleaded in har of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the un dersigned. This the 7th day of October. 1931. T. J. SWAIN, Administrator | o-9-6 of William H. Brickhouse. SALE OF VALUABLE FARM FARM PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the author 1 ity conferred upon us ill a deed of trust executed by Frank I. Hartung. i and wile, Bertha C. Hartung. on the 18th day of June, 1923, and recorded in book 89, page 10, we will on Sat urday, the 7th day of November, 1931, I at 12 o’clock noon, at the courthouse ! door in Washington County, Plymouth N. C., sell at public auction, tor cash, ' to the highest bidder, the following j land, to wit: i That certain piece, parcel, or tract I of land, situate, lying and being m ___ Township, Washington County, State of North Carolina, the said land being bounded as follows: On the north by the land of M. Lane, on the east by the lands of K. Bur rell, on the south by the lands of M. Smith, and on the west by the lands of F. 1. Hartung, containing 80 acres, and being the same tract or parcel o’, land which is described in certificate of title to F. 1. Hartung, registered No. 58, recorded in book 2, page 1~. in the register's olhec of \\ ashington County, to which reference is hereby made. This sale is made by reason of the failure of Frank I. Hartung and wife, Bertha C. Hartung, to pay oft and discharge the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust. A deposit of 10 per cent will be re quired from the purchaser at the sale This the 3rd day ot October, 1931.1 W G B RAM HAM and T. L. BLAND, Receivers tor hirst National 1 rust ■ Company of Durham, Inc., trustee, tor-; merle First National Trust Company, Durham, N. C. °16 4t I NOTICE OF RESALE ! Under and by yirtue oi a power and authority conferred by two certain mortgae deeds executed by Josephus Cradle and wife, Lizzie Cradle, to A. L. Owens, mortgagee, dated February 8th, 1917, and mortgage deed execut ed by Arthur Cradle, Josephus Cradle • and wife, Lizzie Cradle, to A. L. Owens, dated January 1st, 192a, re ! corded in the office of the register oi 1 deeds, Washington County, in book 07, page 276; and book 77, page 47a. respectively, default having been made in the indebtedness thereby secured, the undersigned w ill, on Yv ednesday, the 21st day of October, 1931, at 12 ' required to deposit 25 per cent of the bid pending confirmation by the clerk, 1 which amount is to go as liquidated damage in the event bidder should fail to comply with the terms of sale, o'clock noon, at the courthouse door, Plymouth, North Carolina, will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash | that certain property described in said Backache Leg Pains If Getting Up Nlghta, Backaches, frequent day callB, Leg pains, Nerv ousness, or Burning, due to function al Bladder Irritation, in acid condi tions, makes you feel tired, depressed and discouraged, try the Cystex Test. Works fast, starts circulating thrtf the system in 15 minutes. Praised by thousands for rapid and positive ac tion. Don’t give up. Try Cystex (pro nounced Slss-tex) today, under th6 Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly allay these conditions. Improve rest ful sleep and easiS/t OZ Koaey back. Only 60o at • !(). Henry Drug Store _ instrument as totiows: Lying and being in Plymouth, North Carolina, and bounded on the north by Water Street, on the south by Nor folk Southern Railroad Cc npany, on the east by the lands of Roberta Pctti ford, on the west by the lands of Naney Pettiford. It being the same land con veyed to the said Josephus and Ar thur Cradle by deed of Ruberta Pet tiford, registered in the register of deeds office in book 70, page 278, and being the same premises upon which the said Josephus and Arthur Cradle formerly lived. This the 5th day of October, 1931. A. L. OWENS, o9 2tw Mortgagee. Property is being sold on account of raised bid. P.iddcr at sale will be NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of a power and authority conferred by a certain deed of trust executed by John Faison and wife, Lulu Faison, to Edward L. Owens, trustee, dated October 22, 1930 recorded in the office of the register ot deeds of Washington County, in book 102, page 507, default having been made in the indebtedness thereby se cured, the undersigned will, on Satur day, the 24th day of October, 1931, at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse door, Plymouth, North Carolina, will offer tor sale to the highest bidder, for cash, that certain property described as follows: 1. Begining at the corner on main road leading from Plymouth, N. C., to Columbia, N. C, and on the north side of said road where the lands of Mrs. A. C. Furness join on the western boundary of the lands of B. F. Owens and wife, thence along the division fence between said Owens and Furness northwardly to the point where the Albemarle and Raleigh R. R. Co.’s land joins the land of said Mrs. A. C. Furness, thence southwardly along the said A. and R. Railroad Co.’s land to above named main road, thence east wardly along the main road to the be ginning, containing 1-2 acre, more or less." Reference is hereby made to description in deed from B. F. Owens and wife to Junius Faison (deceased) registered in book 100, page 292, in the office of the register of deeds, oi Washington County, John Faison be ing otic of the two heirs of Junius Faison (deceased), hereby conveying to the said Edw. L. Owens, trustee, al of that undivided moiety or equal half part or share, or any other right, ttile, and interest that he may have in and to the above described land. 2. All of the entire stock and store fixtures, including the store building LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days. fi66 SALVE FOR BABY’S COLD itself by Mrs. Gertie Darden, which stock and fixtures and store build ings has this day been sold to the said John Faison by the said Mrs. Ger tie Darden, and all other stock and fixtures and improvements that may be added, installed, or placed in and to said store building, including all store accounts, all credits that may be ac cumulated in the conduct of the store business by the said John Faison, his administrators, executors, heirs, or as signs. The successful bidder at the sale will he required to make a deposit of 20 per cent of the amount of his bid as the evidence of good faith, pending the clerk of the court’s confirmation of the sale. Said deposit is to be con sidered as liquidated damage upon bidder’s failure to comply with the confirmation and terms of sale. This the 23rd day of September, 1931. EDWARD L. OWENS, o2 4tw Trustee. Service That Meets Your Every Need Our services extend into every branch of banking; savings, checking, bonds, real estate loans, and per sonal loans. Let these services be yours . . . use them at all times by asso ciating yourself with this reliable bank as a deposi tor. SOUND BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE FOR EASTERN CAROLINA Branch Banking & Trust Company PLYMOUTH, N. C. TSAVES MONEYS NOW ONLY S lO DOWN EASY TERMS VIRGINIA ELECTRKandPOWER COMPANY DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF WASHING TON COUNTY The following property will be sold at the courthouse door for 1930 taxes at 12 o’clock noon, Mnday, November 2, 1931. (Signed) .J. K. REID, Sheriff of Washington County. 80 Cents Will Be Added to Each Person's Taxes To Pay Cost of Advertising Plymouth Township—White Albemarle Drainage District. 435 acres Arnold Swamp Alexander. A. L., 40 acres D. F. Bateman Allen, C. M., 40 acres Allen Road Allen, Gabriel, 37 acres Simmon, 1 Home Allen, James F., 2,4 acres swamp . Allen, John H.. 142 acres home . Allen, J. W., 50 acres home .. - Ange, A. J., 60 acres Melissa Griffin Ange, Albert T., 90 acres State Ange, B. F.. 28 acres Swamp . Ange, Cornelia E., 55 acres State Board, 2 adjoining School 75 Home, 60 Norman . . Ange, Ethel Blanche. 50 Woodlawn . Ange, J. L., 30 Woodlawn . . Ange. James Wilbur, 40 Woodlawn .-... Ange, L G., 58 acres Home . Ange, L. L„ 35 acres Simpson .. Ange, Mamie J, Estate, 60 acres Home, 90 acres State . Ange, Phillip S., 40 acres home . Ange, Wheeler F., 70 acres Asa Harrison Ange, Mrs. W. H„ 35 acres home . Ange, W. W„ 1 Jackson School, 1 East Water . Arnold, A. F„ 25 acres Allen land . Askew, Mrs. Dora, 60 acres Bateman Attamachuk, John, 3 1-2 Bennett, 200 Ambrose Ausbon, C. V. W„ C. S. C., 7 acres Stephen Moore Ayers, Narcissus, Estate. 12 Home, 18 Bateman, Store Ayers, W. C„ Estate, 78 Beaver Dam Bateman, C. F., 100 acres Home . Bateman, Edgar, 145 Isaac Harrison, 1-2 Red Hill Bateman, Mrs. S. R., 1 Jefferson . Bateman, T. W., 100 Home . Bateman, Walter E.. 41 D. P. Bateman Beasley, J. W. Estate, 1 Lot Wilson Street . Beasley, Mrs. Nellie C., 3 Lots Washington Street Beasley, S. E„ 10 acres Home .. Bowen, Cottie E., 1 Lot White City . . Bowen, G. L. Estate, 40 acres J. T. Gurgatius, 128 Big Island, 10 Gaylord, 200 Home, 15 Harold Swamp, 28 G. L. and W. C. Bowen . Bowen, Mrs. Lucy, 63 acres Vail land . Bowen, Walter S., 24 acres Respess .-. Bowen, W. R., 37 acres Theo. Spruill . Boyd, F. M., 65 acres Home . Brinkley, Mrs. Addie, 1 lot East Main ... Brinkley, Frank, 110 acres Chesson .... Brown, J. S., 1 Lot Jefferson . Brown, Mrs. Mary O., . Buchanan Motor Co., ..... Burgess, Mrs. M. C., Horne and lot, bungalow, 12 farm . Campbell and Arps, 1 Lot Fourth Street .. Campbell, Olivia B., 1 lot Washington St., 1 Water St. Carter, E. A., 1 lot East Main Chambers, Charlie, 18 acres Home, 1 lot King Faulk ... Darden, S. F., 70 acres Spruill, 2 1-2 Darden ..... $ 66.99 13.92 7.11 9.85 6.09 79.33 16.24 14.27 11.34 6.09 56.13 83.23 38.11 79.23 54.36 7.82 38.57 62.25 22.29 33.50 41.62 31.96 30.45 142.55 56.32 131.11 j 7.11! 59.38 i 162.89 20.00 113.42 15.05 27.36 58.15 11.75 7.99 159.95 25.98 16.66 4.06 32.46 91.20 115.66 39.48 11.40 225.72 155.61 5.02 148.20 28.51 30.45 .'9.08 Davenport, Mrs. E. H„ 120 acres home . Davenport, Mrs. Olive G., 67 acres home . Dixon, L. W„ 36 acres Asa Dixon, 50 acres Bishop Eastern Cotton Oil Co , l-'aust, F. P„ 1 lot Fort Williams . Getsinger, 1. A., 50 acres Ange ..,, Gurganus, H. T„ 40 acres Battle Entry, 60 Cicero Kelly Gurganus, J. T., (Heirs) 3-4 interest of J. i. G. Gurganus, Mrs. Lena, 60 acres J. W. Gurganus . Hamilton, J. H„ (Est.) 75 acres home ■ -■ . Hampton, W K., 1 Main St., W. R. Hampton Home, 1 Main ami Jefferson St., W. K. Hampton Old Home, 1 Water St. Hampton Stores, 1 Plymouth Merc Co. Stores, 1 Wilson St. Sutton Lot, 1 Hoggard St. Sutton House and Lot .. 57.86 20.30 32.48 139.45 3.95 98.04 22.02 6.09 20.30 51.36 812.69 Hardison, Garland R., 1 old E. W. Chesson Home . Hardison, Mrs. L. M„ 1-3 Red Hill . Hardison, R. G., 1 Lot Washington St. Hardison, W. R.. 1 West Third . Harris, G. K . 1 Jefferson — ..,. Harris, Harmon (Heirs), 400 Old Homeland . Harris, Mrs. Martha Ann .. Harrison, Mrs. E. G., 1 West Main . Horton Bros., J. L. and L. O., 50 acres Roberson Bldg, on Water and Adams, 1 lot Brinkley Ave., 1 Mam St. Horton, J. Lloyd, 1-4 Horton House, 1 Washington Horton, H. L.,’ 170 acres Mousley, 1 Main St. . Hurley, D. A„ 1 Washington St. . Jackson, A. S. (Heirs), 50 Loney Jackson . Jackson, Martha, 82 Harrison . Jackson, J. W., 30 Harrison .■—*. Jackson, M. H., 20 acres Rcems, 20 Jackson, G. W. Jackson, W. J. (Estate), 1-2 Third St., 1 Third, 1 Monroe St. Jackson, W. R., 14 acres Part of Home Tract . Jethro, W. T„ 27 acres Bateman . Johnston, Mrs. R. W., 1 Main St. Johnston, R. W., 210 Garrett Land, 145 Johnston Land, 2 3-4 Barns, 8 Bob Johnston ..-...-. 25.91 9.12 50.42 9.39 59.09 81.20 1.71 78.67 233.44 97.94 94.24 36.15 11.17 50.75 33.88 12.18 102.60 3.12 44 27 69.55 245.59 J. & W. Land Company, 36 Part Sheppard, 71 Stewart Allen, 359 Davenport, 124 Pettiford and Watson, 169 Alf Johnson, 156 M. Browning, 306 Huff Allen, 135 D. W. Davis, 77 C. C. Jackson, 88 Halsey Ange, 174 Battle Entry, 80 G. L. Bowen, 117 W. C. Bowen, 675 Big Is land, 22 B. F. Wallace, 139 Gurganus, 250 State Board, 242 State Board, 420 Freeman Wallace, 203 Hollis Tract, 510 Part of J. & W. Tract .. 745.42 Kelly, Cicero (Heirs), 25 Joe Harris Kelly . 2.80 Kelly, C. M., 400 H. S. Gurganus .-. 89.32 Knight, Mrs. F. J., 1 Main Street . 64.27 Latham, E. W., 60 Hilliard ..—. 71.92 Leggett, John H., 16 acres Sand Hill, 18 Gardner ... 56.96 Leggett. Mrs. Margaret, 1 Washington St. . 22.80 Leggett, Raymond, 1 R. R. St., 2 Washington St., 1 Brinkley, 1 Wilson Street . 131.83 Magee, A. E. (Estate), 1 Fourth St. .-.. 15.96 Major and Loomis Co., McCabe and T. J. Moore, 100 acres Gurkin Mill, stock on yards ...... 77.14 Marshburn, T. G. . 8.71 Martin and Getsinger, 1 Wilson Street . 2.28 Mighell. Wynne C., 175 H. S. Respess . 78.16 Mizell, W. A.. 170 acres Kelly, 104 Battle Entry .. 77.52 Morris, Mrs. Elli L., 40 acres Morris land .. 6.50 Morris, F. L. (Heirs), 50 acres Everett land . 10.15 McNair, Mrs. Minnie J., 15 acres Tom Johnson land ._. 13.68 Newman, Mrs. Nona, 46 acres Woodlawn ... 158.11 Noble, Mrs. P. W., 25 acres Peter Gurganus ... 8.12 N. S. Land Company, 9,311 acres Potter farms ... 1,183.69 Norman, Mrs. N. Griffin, 1 Jefferson Street ... 25.08 Norman, Mrs. Madeline, 1 Washington St., 1 Main St., 1 Third Street . 118.61 Owens, Clyde W., 1 Main Street _...._._.. 30.68 Parker. Surrey, 125 acres Gurganus or Battle Entry . Paul Chesson and Harrison, 2a acres Harrison . Paul, 1. D„ 220 acres C. T. Cox land Marv Phelps, 66 2-3 Ambers .. Pierce, T. N„ 27 acres adj. Mizell and Morris Pinkliani, Mrs. Louise, 1 West Third Plymouth Wholesale Co., 1 warehouse lot l’oteat. Morris, 1 4lh and Jefferson Price, P. <1 Fort Williams .■“. Read, B l'„ and W. A. Mizelle, 154 acres Battle Entry Roberson, Annie E„ 18 acres home ^ ( ■ • ••• Roberson, Mrs. C. E„ 113 acres home, 27 White Oak Roberson, Willis, 65 acres home .—.‘ Rodgers, J. J., 100 acres Bullock land, 1 lot third St. Satterthwaite, T. L„ 2 Jefferson Satterthwaitc, 53 acres home, 7 Harding Sawyer, A. W„ 52 acres home . Sawyer, I. T. and M. F„ 52 acres Waters land Shugar, J. S„ 126 Hilliard, 1 lot from Garage and Motor Co., 1 stable, 1 lot Third Street . Sitterson, Miles, 64 acres Freeman . . Skiles, Mrs. Cottie M.. 4 acres D. F. Bateman Smith, James IF, 1 Third Street lot Snipes, I. A., 1 Jefferson St. (transferred from J. i. Ferry) Swain, Mrs. Ida A„ 1 Xo. 90 Highway Swain, Jack L„ 1 Wilson, 1 service station Tetterton, R. W„ 18 acres Windley, 10 home Waters, W. B. (Heirs), 130 acres Bill Waters . Wecde, L. T„ 120 acres old home, 1 Jefferson Street . Whitehurst, Hr. L., 1 East Main Williford, H. A., 85 acres Johnson, 3 Johnson, F. R Main and Adams Streets . Windley, Mary (heirs), 3 acres Rankin land Winslow, E. L., 1 lot Washington Street Plymouth Township—Colored Armstead, Charlotte, 1 Main Street . Armstead, Dawson A., 1 home, 25 acres Celia Armstead Armstead, James (heirs), 1 Adams Street Armstead, Leamon, 1 town lot . Armstead, Lucy, 1 \\ ilson . Ballard, Emma Dean (heirs), 2 lots Madison Street Ballard, Hannah, 1 lot Madison Street Battle, John, 65 acres Tom McXTair Belcher, John, 61 acres Ben Bateman . Belcher, L. R., 1 Cool Spring Sell. Bell and Johnson. 1 Fourth and Adams . Bell, John ("heirs) 1 Madison and Third, 1 Madison Bell, P. H., 4 Third Street, 1 Lottie Court Bell, Peter (heirs), 40 acres old home Bell, W. Jolly, 115 acres home .. Bennett. Sam, sr., 26 acres home . Blount, John, 1 lot Wilson Street . Blount, J. T., 1 Madison Street . Blount, Samuel. 1 Wilson . Boston, tovie Ann, 75 acres oje Boston . Bowen, J. L., 1 East Water Street . Bowser, Louisa, 1 Madison . Bowser, Shelton, 1 East Water Chesson, Mag, 1-2 acre Frank Johnson Clark. Rosa, 1 Water Street Cobb, D. C., 1 Fourt Street . Cooper, K. S., 53 Monroe Street . Cooper, Mary, 5 acres home . Cotton, Frank, 1 Madison . Cradle, Arthur, 1 Water Street .. Dempsey, W. M. (heirs) 1 Wilson Street Downing, Annie, 1 Fourt Street l-'agan, Hattie, 1 Hoggard Lane, 1 Madison Faison, John, 1 home on highway . Felton, Jesse (heirs), 1 Madison Street Gardner, Lucretia, 1 Madison Garrett, Alfred, 3 acres Garrett land .. Garrett, Charlie, 1 Fourth Street ........ 14.72 11.17 45.68 30.45 5.48 14.83 248.52 12.12 21.95 18.27 25.98 87.09 13.13 66.84 65.08 50.94 47.36 24.77 1 lot 207.57 153)0 3.15 57.09 32.64 17.11 57.44 44.20 35.73 120.09 26.47 178.56 12.55 27.36 9.12 25.08 5.71 | 15.55 12.551 6.84 5.40 26.23 41.87 , 14.41! 13.68 45.60 19.27 32.48 : 65.57 20.30! 5.84 ‘ 21.27. 13.03 16.91 21.13 7.99 j 20 39 2.03 3.70 9.12 22.80 3.91 1 7.61 10.03 5.71 22.80 10 27: 19.11 11.40 2.85 8.12! 11.99 3 Garrett, Daniel (heis), 2 Wtndley, 1 K. K. Garrett, Lewis, 1 East Main . Garrett, Mamie, 1 Wilson .. Garrett, Sarah, 1 Fourth Street . Gee, James H., 25 acres home . Gee, Martha, 1 Main . Hall, Gustonia, 1 West Main . Hall, John .-. Halsev, Margaret (heirs), 1 Brinkley (acre) . Halsey, Millie, 1 E5st Water . Harrell. Irving, 1 Water Street . Harrison, Abraham, 1 Adams Street . Hart, Lewis, 1 Brinkley Avenue, 1 Wilson . Haves, E. .. Heath, C. D„ 1 East Main, 1 Water . Holly, Clarence, 17 acres home .. Holly, Leamon, 1-2 acre Joe Rhodes .-.. Holly, Wheeler, 1 East Main . Horton, Elizabeth, 1 East Main . Hudson, Victoria, 3 acres Jamesville road . Hull, John .-. Hyman, Clyde, 1 1-2 acres W. A. Owens . Hyman, Freeman, 7 acres 1'etcr Moore, It) Brinkley . Hyman, Hattie, 1 acre Bob Johnston land . James, Ed., 100 acres Piney Island . James, Hannar, 1 Wilson .. James, Henry W., . James, Josephine, Norman land . James, Mary (heirs), 1 Water Street . James, William . Jenkins, Emma. 1 lot Fourth Street . Jennette, Cain, 1 Adams Street . Jennctte, Zion, 1 East Main . Johnson, Bonev, 10 acres home . Johnson, Charlie, 22 acres home . Johnson, Frank, 6 acres Sand Hill . Johnson, Jerry, 1 Stubbs place . Johnson, Mary E., 1 Madison . Johnson, Sam, 30 acres Peter Moore . Johnson, Willie J., 2 West Main . Johnson, William M., 1 West Main . Johnsi n. William W„ jr., 24 1-2 acres Watson . Jones, C. H., 1 Main Street . Jones, Elizabeth, 1 West Water . Joyner, James, 1 Sugar Hill, 1 Sam Pettiford . Joyner Lucy, 1 East Fourth . King, Annie, 1 Madison Street ... Robert Knight (Heirs), 30 acres Blount . Lee, Dawson. 1 east Fourth, 1 Monroe . Lee, Ellis, 1 acres home ... Lewis, Andy Sr. (heirs), 50 acres Watson land . Lewis, Gilbert, 1 Fourth Street .... Lewis, Sunbeam, 1 acre Johnson . Linson, Earnest, 1 Water St. Little, Hamp, 1 Little Court ... Lowry, Mary E. (heirs), 1 Monroe Street . Mercer, Eli .. Mercer. Grace (heirs), 1 Peter Bell .. Moore, Andrew, sr... Moore, Hattie. 12 acres Garrett land . Moore, James E., 2 Johnson land . Moore, Sam. 1 Wilson .. Moore, Stephen, 01 acres home ..... Moore. Stuart (heirs), 24 acres Stuart Moore land . Moore, Will, 1 acres Owens land .... McCray, Edd, 1 Wilson Street . McCray, Will Arthur, 1 Wilson . McNair, A. D., 38 acres old home, 61 acres home . McNair, Annie E., 38 acres Ayers or McNair . McNair, Georgeanna, 17 acres home .. McNair, George W., 87 1-2 acres A. W. Walker land . McNair, Joe 1L, 5 acres Waters land, 50 acres Long Place, 65 acres Harrison, 82 acres old Waters place, 60 acres (Continued on next page) 18.81 11.40 8.78 25.36 5.53 4.56 12.12 4.56 7.99 7.99 9.12 13.78 5.28 11.67 22.39 3.91 17.67 11.40 9 12 7.47 14.40 24.53 5.22 53.02 2.51 3.35 12.18 18.24 4.15 13.68 4.56 11.40 10.51 30.15 2.26 79.09 10.35 13.20 18.96 15.55 47.40 2.12 3.56 21.81 2.96 29.64 13.05 11.40 1.52 50.24 14.29 2.23 14.40 7.68 11.40 4.02 2.80 5.58 6.09 12.14 11.68 11.19 24.36 18.39 18.67 1.71 35.53 31.47 10.05 62.07
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