I THEROANOKE 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.
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March 3, 1879.
Friday. October, 30, 1931
France and America
The visit of Frenchman I.av.il who lias been eating
at the United States "great" house recently, must
mean that France wants to assure herself hat America
will come to her aid in case German shouts "Me and
Got" again, or if the Russian grizzly happens to stroll
down to sunny France some cold, wintry day.
Whatever may be the purpose of the Frenchman's
visit, we are bound to say that so far no other coun
tries of the wrold have ever been so friendly as the
American and French Governments have been. And
now we should make a covenant with France, as
suring her that we will always be with her when she is
in the right.
It is proper for good people to stand together, and
certainly we will make no covenant with ony body to
help them in wrong doing.
Laws Passed for Public Safety
From Shelby comes the report that a state highway
patrolman advised a man driving a mule to a cart
on a public road at night that he ought to place a I
light on either the mule or the vehicle, for his own
protection and the safety of the animal, as well as for
the safety of all who passed that way on motor ve
hicles. The driver of the mule declined to take the j
prei... . m •.-•itl, with the result that a car struck
the outfit the same night, killed the mule, and the
driver was taken to a hospital seriously injured.
There is a law in this state which provides that ve
hicles drawn T team and traveling the highways at
night carry a light. Many who find it necessary to
thus travel at night fail to comply with the law and
even condemn it. offering criticism for those whose
duty it is to ent tree the law. They apparently fail to
appreciate a law which was passed for the protection
i i !ic\ th r own life, and that of others. It is another
iasP of ignoring one s own safety and at the same
time the safety of others.
There are other laws, passed for the safety of indi
viduals. which frequently tire violated. Take, for in
stance. the law against fast and reckless driving, as
well as that which requires proper lighting of motor
vehicles. Failure to comply with these laws on the
part of motorists result in many casualties. And yet
folks are prone to complain when an officer “pulls"
them for doing things prohibited by law. and which
not only places their own life in jeopardy, but the
lives of others.- -Sampson Independent.
1 investigating Army-Navy Budgets
That congressman who dared to demand an investi
gation of the propaganda against reducing army and
navy expense i- on the right track.
This country has already over-burdened itself try
ing to please war lords who are of the opinion that
the profession of war is the nation's greatest attain
ment. This has gone on until the nation is paying
half of all it gets to those who are preparing for war
and the other half to those who have been to war.
Our worst citizens are those who are always crying, ;
‘‘prepare for war." Our best citizens are those who
are praying for peace.
Remember the Cotton Association
Cotton farmers should remember that the Xorth
Carolina Cotton Growers Association is advancing
five and one-half cents a pound on middling cotton
at this time. The association stores cotton, insures
it cheaper than the farmer can, and only charge 4 per
cent interest. Remember if the various organizations
hold 7,000,000 bales of the present crop of cotton for
twelve months and the American people can be taught
to make a big reduction in next year's acreage, prices
will be much better.
Xow is the time to fix the price of the 1932 crop;
and. too, we can boost the price of the 1931 crop by ;
holding it off the market, if we will only do it.
VIRGINIA ELECT RKandPOWER COMPANY
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Silas Norman, deceased,
late of Washington County. North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Mackeys. N. on or before
the 20th day of October. 10,12. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment.
This 20th dav of October. 1 (>31.
o23 6tw ' T. E. AINSLEV,
Administrator of Silas Norman.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a deed of trust ex
ecuted by F. M. Boyd and Neppie
Boyd his wife, to H. 1). Bateman, trus
tee. on the 20th day of February, 1926,
and recorded in Washington County
in book 74. page 374. and default hav
ing been made in the payment of the
note thereby secured and application
having been made to said trustee for
a sale of the land therein described,
the said H. D. Bateman, as trustee,
will expose at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the courthouse
door of Washington County, at 12 o’
clock noon, on the 18th day of No
vember, 1931. the following described
land:
Bounded on south by Morris farm,
west by road from Pinetown to Ply
mouth, on east by Battle Eubry. on
m rth by Roanoke Railroad and Lum
her Co. It being the same land pur
rhased b\ I. Browning from Wiley
Oliver, containing 30 acres.
A certain tract or parcel of land in
Washington County. State of North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of F. M.
Boyd and others, and bounded as fol
lows, viz:
Beginning at an oak stump in the
Christian Hope grave yard, running
north 58 degrees W. 2 Po. to the pub
lic road, thence northwardly with said
road 73 1-5 Po. to opposite the Barnes
road, thence So. 54 degrees E. 84 Po.
to the N. S. Railroad right of way, So.
33 degrees \V. 67 Jv>. to a corner,
thence No. 58 degrees \\ . 78 Po. to
the beginning, containing 35 acres, and
52 square poles. More or less.
1 he said land will be sold subject
to all unpaid taxes and further sub
ject to a mortgage on said land in
favor of the Federal Land Bank of
Columbia.
This the 1.6th day of October, 1931.
H. 1). BATEMAN,
o23 4tw Trustee.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of 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,
N. C. within one year from the date
hereof, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the un
dersigned.
Tin- the 7th day of October. 1931.
T. J. SWAIN, Administrator
of William H. Brickhouse.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF PLYMOUTH, N. C.
The following property will be sold at the court
house door for 1930 taxes at 12 .o’clock noon, Monday,
November 2, 1931.
(Signed) P. W. BROWN,
Tax Collector Town of Plymouth, N. C.
SO Cents Will Be Added To Each Person’s Taxes To Pay
Cost of Advertising
White
\Y. \V. Ange. corner West Alains Street
Mrs
Mrs
M rs
I S
Mrs
Adams Street
Mice M. Avers, west Main Street
Nellie Beasley. Washington Street
Addie L. Brinkley, corner Mam amt
Brown, Jefferson Street
3 '[■_ c. Burgess, East Mam • treet
•' D Carstarphen, East Main Street
\r £ Hampio.fwMefst./Ea'st M. Street, and West M. Street
t t, Hardison, Washington Street
K. Harris. Jefferson Street
rs E G Harrison, West Main Street _ . ,, .
fforton Brothers. .1. L. Horton and L. O. Horton, corner of Mam
Adam Street -
Lloyd Horton. Washington Street
j. L. 'Horton. Main Street .
drs R W. Johnson, Main Street
US) Margaret Leggett, Washington Street
lav mom! Leggett, Washington Street
'E. McGee Estate. Fourth Street
ilrs. Nona Newman
drs. Griffin Norman, Jefferson Street .
,Y. T. Nurnev, Jefferson Street
Urs. Louise Pinkliant, lliird Street
’iymouth Garage and Motor Company .
> 'Q price, Jefferson and Fort Monroe Streets
Maurice Poteat, Jefferson and 1-ourth Streets
. J. Rogers, Third Street
1'. S. Sattertlnvaite, Corner Fourth and Jefferson Street
. S Shugar, Third Street .
Sawyer
VVeede, Jefferson Street
$ ,10.78
35.64
41.31
64.80
29.37
110.57
44.55
20.25
578.76 |
37.15 :
25.00
55.89 i
T.
and
T.
109.35
70.19
25.00
49.41
16.20
90.93
11.34
73.40
17.82
55.48
10.53
116.52
20.46
9.93
10.79
40.50
57.72
9.79
43.50
Colored
llrma Dean Ball.-: i. heir-, Madison Street
Hannah Ballard, .Madison 't/.-.-t
uaniei Bateman ..state, v. .iter Street
Beil and Johnso. . 1 > . • . ■ :M ala 1.sun Strets
John Bell heirs, nd tim'd Streets
V. It. Bell, Mad i t It rd Streets
Alice Rembers, ti. i. .
Joint Blount
j. T. Blmmt, Al.aii o’ ... 1-.Mirth Streets
J. 1*. Bowen, VV n r f .
Shelton Boweri, Vv a.
Matilda no., d licit'.,
-■\aruii Cooper, Hour, . St., t .
Rosa Clark, \\a er . u'cc;
1’. C. Cobh, Fourth Street .
K. S. Cooper, Munrot Street .
1 rank Cotton, ivlaci, ■ u Street
Arthur Cradle F.state, Water Street
J. C. Cradle, Water Stia et, 2 years
Annie Downing, eon . r Wtisun and Fourth Streets
Victoria Felton, \\ iisou Street _
4.86
0.10
7.12
y.72
32.40
14.58
2.42
4.80
13.53
15.02
y .72
4.80
.. 15m8
2.67
0.48
.. 10.20
0.07
7.13
8.63
16.20
4.05
Lucretia Gardner, Madison Street . 2 02
Mamie Garrett, Wilson Street . gjO
Louis Garrett, Third Street .. 13.36
Cahrlic Garrett. Fourth Street 9.12
Martha Gee. West Main Street 3.92
Irving Harrell, Water Street 5.67
Abraham Harrison, Adams Street 6.48
George W. Hassell, Fourth Street 1.33
Wheeler Holley. East Main Street 12.55
Henry Hines, East Main Street 7.10
Columbus James, Wilson Street 8.20
Josephine James, Wilson Street . 4.86
1 Mary James’ Heirs. Water Street 12.96
T. J. Johnson. Fourth Street . 55.48
Willie J. Johnson, West Main Street 14.78
William M. Tohnson, West Main Street 12.36
William R. Johnson. Fast Water Street 4.48
Elizabeth Tones East Water Street 3.24
James Jovner West Water Street 16.82
Annie King, Madison Street 21.06
Dawson T.ee, Fourth Street 8.10
Ernnst T.inson, Main Street 11.55
Mary F. Lowery Heirs. Jefferson Street 8.10
F.d McCrav. Wilson Street 14.58
Lawrence F. McNair. Adams Street 4.05
Columbus Owens, Third Street . 26.73
Annie Pettiford, Wilson Street 4.05
W. M. Pettiford. Main Street 9.72
W. H. Pettiford. Wilson Street . 11.75
Frank Ransome, Madison Street 6.01
Lucy Ross Heirs, West Water Street . 6.48
Nancy Simon Heirs . 4 86
Washington Simon Heirs 5.83
Lloyd Small. Wilson Street .. . 12.96
George Smith, Wilson Street 13.17
George W. Smith. Madison Street . 12.96
Josephine Smith, East Water Street . . 4.86
\\ eldon Smith, Wilson Street 8.91
Della Smithwick. Wilson Street 5.67
James Thorpe, West Main Street . 18^63
J. H. Toodle, West Water Street 11.34
Mateldia Towe Heirs, Fourth Street 14.58
Arthur Wiggins, Wilson Street 11.17
Thomas Will am-. Fast Water Street 8.91
Condensed Statement of Condition
Branch Banking
& Trust Company
PLYMOUTH, N. C.
At the Close of Business September 29, 1931
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $3,069,483.00
Overdrafts 8.45
Banking Houses, Furniture and Fix
tures 112,997.95
Other Stocks and Bonds 125,300.00
U. S. and N. C. Bonds 2,514,279.82
Marketable and Municipal Bonds 230,000.00
Cash and Due from Banks 1,170,147.11
$7,222,216.33
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 400,000.00
Surplus . 200,000.00
Undivided profits 102,947.89
Reserve for Interest and Dividends 13,500.00
Reserve for Elm City Purchase 2,000.00
Deposits 6,503,768.44
$7,222,216.33
Total Cash and Marketable Bonds $3,914,426.93
Total Deposits $6,503,768.44
60 Per Cent of Deposits in Cash and Bonds
So.’.nd Banking and Trust Service for Eastern
Carolina
Wilson, Williamston, Warsaw, Goldsboro, Whit
akers, Bailey, Plymouth, Selma, Fayetteville,
Kinston, New Bern, Elm City
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. 4.15 acres Arnold Swamp
Alexander. A. L„ 40 acre- D. F. Bateman
Allen, C. M.. 40 acre> Allen Road
Allen. Gabriel. 17 acres Simmon, 1 Home
Allen, James F., 28 acres swamp
Allen, John H.. 142 acres home
Allen, j. W.. 50 acres home
Ange. A. J„ 60 acres Meli--a Griffin
Ange. Albert T., 90 acre- State
Ange. B. F.. 28 acre- Swamp .
Ange, Cornelia K., 55 acres State Board, 2 adjoining Schoo
75 Home, 60 Norman
Ange, Ethel Blanche, 50 Woodlawn
Ange, J. I.10 Woodlawn
Ange, James Wilbur, 40 Woodlawn
Ange, L. G„ 58 acre- Home
Ange, L. L., 15 acres Simpson
Ange. Mamie .1. Estate, 60 acres Home, 90 acres State
Ange, Phillip s . 40 acres home
Ange, Wheeler F., 7(1 acres Asa Harrison
Ange, Mrs. W. H„ 15 acres home
Ange, W. W„ 1 Jackson School, 1 East Water
Askew, Mrs. D ra, 60 acres Bateman
Attamachuk. John. 1 1-2 Bennett, 200 Ambrose
Ausbon. C. V. W„ C. S. €., 7 acres Stephen Moore
Ayers, Narcissus, Estate, 12 Home, 18 Bateman, Store
Avers, W. C., Estate, 78 Beaver Dam
Bateman. ('. F„ 100 acres Home
Bateman, Edgar, 145 J-,.ac Harrison. 1-2 Red Hill
Bateman, Mrs. S. K„ 1 Jefferson
Bateman, T. \\., 100 Home
Bateman. Walter E„ 41 D. P. Bateman
Beasley, J. W. Estate, 1 Lot Wilson Street
Beasley, Mrs, Nellie C, 1 Lots Washington Street
Beasley, S. E„ 10 acres Home
Bowen", Coltie E„ 1 Lot White City
Bowen, G. L. Estate, 40 acres J. T. Gurganus, 128 Big Island
10 Gaylord, 200 Home, 15 Harold Swamp, 28 G. E
and W. C. Bowen
Bowen, Mrs. Lucy, 63 acres Vail land
Bowen. Walter S , 24 acre- Respess
Bowen, W. R.. 37 acres Theo. Spruill
Boyd. F. M., 65 acres Home
Brinkley, Mrs. Addie, 1 lot East Main
Brinkley. Frank, 110 acre- Ches-on
Brown. J. S., 1 Lot Jefferson
Brown, Mrs. Mary (J.,
Buchanan Motor Co .
Burgess, Mrs. M. < ., Home and lot, bungalow, 12 farm
Campbell and Arps, 1 Lot f ourth Street
Campbell. Olivia B., 1 lot Washington St., 1 Water St.
Carter, E. A., 1 lot East Main
66.99
11.92
7.11
9.85
6.09
79.11
16.24
14.27
11.34
6 09
56.11
81.21
18.11
79.23
54.16
7.82
18.57
62.2r
22.29
13.50
41.62
10.45
142.55
56.12
131.11
7.11
59.38
162.89
20.09
113.42
15.05 j
27.36
58.15]
11-75 |
159.95 |
25.98,
16.66
4.06 I
12.46
91 JO
115.66
19.48
11.40
225.72
155.61
5.02
148.20
28.51
(.'bombers Charlie, 18 acres Home, 1 lot King Faulk
Darden, S. Is, 70 acres Spruill, 2 1-2 Darden ...........
Davenport, Mr-, F„ H„ 120 acres home
Davenport. Mr-. Olive 67 acres home
D::-, 'a. 1,. \V„ .16 acres Asa Dixon, 50 acres Bishop
Eastern Cotton Oil Go., .
50 a< res Ange .
Ourgant!-. H. 'I -in acres Battle Entry, (>0 Cicero kelly
Gurganu.-. I. T., (llelrs) 3-4 interest of J. T. G.
Gurganus. Mr-. Loo, 60 acres J. W. Gurganus
. H., (Est.) 75 acres home
H,iili|.i„n, W . J{„ 1 Main St., \Y. R. Hampton Home, 1 .Main
aiM L-ner <-n St., YY. K. Hampton Old Home, 1 Water
i. Hampton Stores, 1 Plymouth Merc. Co. Stores, 1
\V:l-,,n St. Sutton Dot, 1 lioggard St. Sutton House
and Lot .
30.45 i
■i 681
57.86 I
20.30 i
32.48 |
139.45
98.04
22.02
6.09
20.30
51.3(i
812.69
Har Mun, Garland R., 1 old E. \V. Chesson Home
Hardison, Mr.-. L. M., 1-u Red Hill .
Hardison, R. G., 1 Lot Washington St.
Hard n, W. R., 1 YY est '1 bird
Harris, G K . 1 Jefferson
Harris, Harmon (Heir-), 400 Old Homeland
, Mrs. Martha Ann .
Harrison, Mrs. E. G, 1 West Main
H,,.-ton liro-., J. L. and L. O., 5U acres Roberson Bldg, on
W ater and Adams, 1 lot Brinkley Ave., 1 Main St.
H rt ii, i. Li iyd, 1-4 Horton House, l YVashington
Horton, H. L.. 170 acres Mcusley, 1 Main St.
Hurley, D. A., 1 Washington St. .
Jackson. A. S. (Heirs), 50 Loney Jackson
.. 82 Harrison
J tcks J. W., 30 Harrison
lack-'m. M. H.. 20 acres Reems, 2(J Jackson, G. YY’.
Jackson, W. J. (Estate), 1-2 Third St., 1 Third, 1 Monroe St.
Jackson, YY. K., 14 acre.- Part of Home 'tract
Jethro, W. T„ 27 acres Bateman .
folm-ton, R. YY'., 210 Garrett Land, 145 Johnston Land, 2 3-4
Barn-, 8 Bob Johnston ..
25.91
9.12
50.42
9.39
59.09
81.2)
1.71
78.67
233.44
97.94
94.24
36.15
11.17
50.75
33.88
12 :8
102.60
3.12
44.27
245.59
J. eY W. Laud Company, 36 Part Sheppard, 71 Stewart Allen,
35y Davenport, 124 Pettiford and Watson, 169 Alt
Johnson, 156 M. Browning, 306 Huff Allen, 135 D. YY'.
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. T. Wallace, 139 Gurganus. 250 State Board,
242 State Board, 420 Freeman YY'allace, 203 Hollis
Tract, 510 Part of J. & YY’. Tract 745.42
Kelly, Cicero (Heirs), 25 Joe Harris Kelly 2.80
, M., 400 H. S. Gurganus 89.32
, Mrs. I . J.. 1 Main Street 64.27
. . E. YY ., 60 H illiard 71.92
Li-yyeti, John H-, 16 acres Sand Hill, 18 Gardner 56.90
1 .eg-alt. Mrs. Margaret, 1 Washington St. 22.80
Legge:!, Raymond, 1 R. R. St., 2 Washington St., 1 Brinkley,
1 Wilson Str< et 131.83
Magee, A. E. (Estate), 1 Fourth St. .. . 15.96
M ijn: and Loomis Go., McCabe and J . J. Moore, 100 acres
Gurkin Mill, stock on yards 77.14
a . iurn, T. G. 8.71
Martin ami G. t.-incer, 1 Wilson Street 2.28
Miglie.l. Wynne ( . 175 H. S. K e - P e s - 78.16
Mizeil, W A.. 170 acre- Kelly, 104 Battle Entry 77.52
Morri , Mr-. Kill L., 40 acres Morris land . 6.50
Morr: . F. L. (Heirs), 50 acres Everett land 10.15 j
Mr.'.air. Mr Minnie J., 15 acres Tom Johnson land 13.68
Ncvrni; a i r-. Kona, 46 acre- Woodlawn 158.11
No..D. Mia. P. W , 25 acre- Peter Gurganus 8.12
N. S. Land Company, 9,311 acres Potter farms 1,183.69
Norman, Mrs. X. Griffin, 1 Jefferson Street
Par! i r. Surrey. 125 acres Gurganus or Battle Entry
Pa-1, dies son and Harrison, 25 acres Harrison
Paul, .1. I).. 220 acres C. 'I'. Cox land
Mary Phelps, 66 2-5 Ambers ...
Pierce, T. X.. 77 acres adj. Mizell and Morris
Pinkhant, Mis. Louise, 1 West Third
Poteat, Morris, 1 4th and Jefferson .
Price, I’. (1 Fort Williams .
Read, 11. F.. and \V. A. Mizelle, 154 acres Battle Entry .
Roberson, Annie E., 18 acres home .
Roberson, Mrs. C. E., 11.3 acres home, 27 White Oak
Roberson, Willis, 65 acres home ..
Rodgers. J. J.. 100 acres Bullock land, 1 lot Third St.
Satterthwaite, T. I... 2 Jefferson .
£ . vyer, A. \\ ., 52 acres home .
Sawyer, 1. 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, .\lrs. Cottie M., 4 acres D. F. Bateman
Smith, James H., 1 Third Street lot
Snipes, 1. A., 1 Jefferson St. (transferred from J. T. Terry)
Swain, Mrs. Ida A.. 1 No. 90 Highway .
Swain, Jack L., 1 Wilson, 1 service station .
'Betterton, R. \V., 18 acres Windley, 10 home
Watery W. B. (Heirs), 130 acres Bill Waters .
Wcede, L. T., 120 acres old home, 1 Jefferson Street
V, hitehurst, Hr. L., 1 East Main .
\Vi liford, H. A., 85 acres Johnson, 3 Johnson, F. R. 1 lot
Main and Adams Streets
Windley, Mary (heirs), 3 acres Rankin land
25.08
14.72
11.17
45.68
30.45
5.48
14.83
12.12
21.9=
18.27
25.98
87.05
13.12
66.84
65.08
47.30
24.77
207.57
15.00
3.15
57.0(1
32.04
17.11
57.44
44.20
35.73
120.09
26.47
178.56
12.55
Plymouth Township—Colored
Ann .lead, Charlotte, 1 Main Street . 9.12
Armstead, Dawson A., 1 home, 25 acres Celia Armstead . .. 25.08
Armstead, James (heirs), 1 Adams Street 5.71
Armstead, Lcamon, 1 town lot . 15.55
Armstead, Lucy, 1 Wilson . 12.55
Ballard, Emma Dean (heirs), 2 lots Madison Street . . .. 6.84
Ballard, Hannah, 1 lot Madison Street 5.40
Battle, Join:, 65 acres Tom McNair 26.23
Bel John, 61 acres Ben Bateman . 41.87
Belcher. I".. K., 1 Cool Spring Sell. 14.41
Bell and Johnson, 1 Fourth and Adams 13.68
Bell. J an ("heirs) 1 Madison and Third, 1 Madison . 45.60
Bell. P. H., 4 Third Street, 1 Lottie Court.19.27
Bed, i ’. l.r (heirs;, 40 acre old home 32.48
Bell. W. Jolly, 115 acres home . 65.57
Bennett, Sam, sr„ 26 acres home 20.30
Bit,unt, John, 1 lot Wilson Street . 5.84
Blount, J. 1 ., 1 Madison Street . 21.27
Blount, Samuel, i Wilson .. 13.03
Boston, Lovic Ann, 75 acres uje Boston 16.91
Bo ea, J. L., 1 East Water street 21.13
Bowser, Louisa, 1 Madison . . 7.99
Bowser, Shelton, 1 Last Water 20 39
: he,son, Mag, 1-2 acre Frank Johnson JM3
lark, Rosa, 1 Water Street 3,70
Gobi), D. ( ., 1 i uurt Street .. 9.12
Jooper, K. S.. 53 Monroe Street . 22.80
Jooper, Mary, 5 acres home .•. . 3.91
lotton, Frank, ! Madison .... 7.61
-Ladle. Arthur, 1 Water Street 105i5
Dempsey, \\ . M. (heirs) 1 Wilson Street . 571
Downing, Annie, 1 Court Street . 22.80
Faison, John, 1 home on highway . 19.11
elton. Jesse (heirs,), 1 Madison Street . 11.40
iardner, Lucretia, 1 Madison . 2.85
jarreti, Alfred, 3 acres Garrett land ..... 8.12
; Garrett, Charlie, 1 Fourth Street .
i Garrett, Daniel (lieis), 2 Windley, 1 R. R.
' Garrett, Lewis, 1 East Main .
Garrett. Mamie, 1 Wilson
' Garrett, Sarah, 1 Fourth Street
i Gee, James H., 25 acres home .
Gee, Martha, 1 Main .
Hall, Gustonia, 1 West Main .
Hall, John ..
Halse>, Margaret (heirs), 1 Brinkley (acre)
Halsey, Millie, 1 F.asf Water.
Harrell, Irving, 1 Water Street
Harrison, Abraham, 1 Adams Street
Hart 1 i,, 1 Brinkley Avenue, 1 Wilson
Hayes, K. J. .
Heath, l’. D., 1 Fast Main, 1 Water .
Hol'y, Clarence, 17 acres home .
Holly, l.eumon, 1-2 acre Joe Rhodes .
Holly, Wheeler, 1 East Main
Horton, Elizabeth, 1 Fast Main .
Hudson, Victoria, 3 acres Jamesville road .
Hull. John .-.
Hyman, Clyde, 1 1-2 acres W. A. Owens
Hyman, 1 iceman, 7 acres Peter Moore, It) Brinkley
Hyman, Hattie, 1 acre Bob Johnston land
Janies, Fd„ 100 acres Piney Island .
Janie-, llannar, 1 Wilson .
James, Henry \\., .
James, Josephine, Norman land .
James, Mar, (heirs), 1 Water Street
James, William .
•Jenkins, Emma, 1 lot Fourth Street
I Jemiette, Cain, 1 Adams Street ..
Jeanette, Zion, 1 East Main.
I Johnson, Boney, 10 acres home ..
Johnson, Charlie, 22 acres home
Johnson, Frank, 6 acres Sand Hill
Johnson, Jerry. 1 Stubbs place
! Johnson, Mary E., 1 Madison .
i Johnson, Sam, 30 acres Peter Moore .
j Johnson, Willie J., 2 West Main .
Johnson, William M., 1 West Main .
Johnson, 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
Let, 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, Hanip, 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, 61 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
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