THB pcwy dispatch
FlMtari Every Wedneeday
f -1
Intel lit n accood-elaag mat
ter Apart let. UK at the pool
•flea at Ihu. N. C. under the
Mt at March 3. 1379
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OUB TERMS:
Ona year . 14)0
Mb Manilla.. AO
Unna Mentha, ... -26
I* BUSSES POPE. Publisher.
Don, N. C, January ST. IMS.
mm cotton raagiag aroaad tight
Mam an last auk many thrown ol
a* surrounding isoati I brought la
■a math at thsir bold mgs as Um
had aandMsas of roads would *]
■tw than to. Bad roada, hswwsr,
NUIsIll tha awibotiag of bus
drada at bales while the staple wai
aa Be highest. mad to this feet lies
e compelling argument far higbsra)
Isemiaart. TTw lass sustained
through inability to market a fee
balsa at eettsn is mors thaa equal
la the extra tax owners of that cot
ton would base to pay for good roedi
..4 Ik). 4m -«- M.a a# <h_
knHww through which tha farmer*
totecsata ara suffering because ol
poor transportation facilities.
Thot part of the pram and publk
if I—tend to emulation of tha aheap
la iUffit of coarse, with those fac
thaa appnaal to tha brand of pubti
city given tha Oanaral Assembly by
the Greens bora News; but, as wi
sat tha matter, tha News, in deUa
• thin* which it* other publication
ha* had the nerve to do in many a
da^ has served the public well. For
Math* there baa been a growing
among tha people tha. all u
aat m it should be at Raleigh. De
mocracy** chosen through several
yaacs of nndiapatod right to cavern,
ha— seemingly wandered sway from
those prinetpUs embodied to that
—aat doctrine which guarantees free
dean from those thing with which
the Mews Rods fault; and, though
tha guilty will continue to hoed, re
farms Hiw ertll surely follew—that
me Mow; is the object of the pub
mn AT HOMS
- '
dtln to
_ at
kaat, wfll fad that thair_
oata wfll ha jarred hart. Our mar
rhaata hava bad a hard Moron; they
•aad aaary raatomar they can pat;
thair ataraa an fall and a duty U
owed them by aaary prrian who
gatae hia ar bar UaUbaod la thla te
rtiary. It la la thaw that wa look
far credit aawwdhtfat whaa oar
aaoh gtaaa oat, and Is Jaatas u. them
wa aaaat gtaa thaw an the aid poaai
. Ma.
a mrott ix urs
Paryaao la Ufa la tha boat tank.
Bow tho tho dorawat faeoIUea and
aad anatplw la a bmui wake ap whan
ha ataa oat to acrornpluh a wall-da
fatod paryaail Aad whm that pool
la raachad Ida ambition ptcka oat an
other phaiarto. The moment a auui
aattlaa dawn ta aparpoaaleae Ufa de
cay hapiar. Tha angina that chant
ran raata. If a train wore to atort
to Nowhere with no U«m cord, the
fax—a weald aooa lot tha fire po
eat fa tha ftrabor, tho aopiaoor
waotd Mow off all Ido rteam, and tha
waald go to deep In |ba
promoter energy.
gab tea ovsr lacarrtag |i it I hi ot
ttkbg ear* ad tha Stela financially,”
■aid format State later J. K. Bag
gMt. ad UUtegtan. who am. a riaftor
la Kaiaigh a faw days ago. “Aad
thb faertan b Ik sprabbm that al
waya tarings mere or laaa worry aad
•mh—tha old sahjaet ad taxartna
Too aak tha gaastba what b tha
bad tiuag tor tha paop!a aad tha
State T
“It b my optatea that I fthb Lag
lalatara will eraate tha office ad Stats
Tax Commiteloaar with a tab tax
caaudtebaar la aath county and
teas bat provide proper machinery
far thb comanbaiofiar with hi. cub
ordlnatra ha aach coaety, to disowrar
all tbs pToparty. aad its ralaa and
rapart tha aam* tahubtad, to tha
ant Gaaaral Aiaaanhly, as that tha
finaaca committea can, from that in
formation. levy tha propar rate ts
taka cars of all tha State's burins as,
it will ba tha greatest step tha it can
taka aad will meat tha approval of
tha people.
“I it i* my opinion that the peo
ple are ready, willing, waiting and
demanding that aS tha property ba
pat upon the tax booh* at its traa
valaa. aad if they knew that whan
j a aaiin ur mi*
tha property on the book* at its true
raise, tha rate would be eat down
is proportion to the hemw la rai
se. then there would bo co-operation
In ratting all tha property discover
ed aad its true eahM by this method
i here would be true equalisation
througeut the 8take.
“Brery good rttlsan would be glad
to hare his property on the tax books
at its true value, if be knew that
all ether real property in the
State was being eeeeeeed at the same
rate, and that the Legislate re would
oaly Hx a rata sufficient to take ear*
of the government.
It la my opinion that to repeat
the old assessment method, with like
results as heretofore, will mean dis
aster. Bat pat goad competent men
in charge of tha assessment for the
next two years, and with the assur
ance to tha people that the amount
ef their taxes will not be materially
'ncraaeed but in proportion as the
salae goes up by the aaeessment and
that every man's land in the Stem
•ill he see eased by these cofarelmlon
ars at its tr Devalue, aad reported to
the Fiaaaoe committee two years
from mam. this will be to take the
loagol atop forward this Legisla
ture can take in the service to the
people aad tha State.
dan I wna ■ member of the 'Senate
in ML*
out PAIT PACK
The People Caught Using ot ■ Bate
Teo EitnniuL
It is net the war or dastructien
of the cotton market that U the main
trouble with an; it to the forieue
pees at whch wa hare been Bring,
wo hare had in a decade. Crops were
pound many a year, but net oa a be
sts of 13 casts a pound, aad that la
exactly where the shoe is pinching
new. If our people (tad practiced
anything like the unmy they prac
tice 3b years age, wa coaid tide osar
the pant crisis with a mlla laat
year waa aaa of the beet crop yean
wa has* had ■ adecads Oops wars
easily and cheaply made, too, for the
wsothsr was generally dry and littls
than waa loot. But ore had haeoma
: high rollers, and awr wants outran
our laroaso Wo horaiai reckless in
•jur expenditures aad ieob all man
ner of risks. We wore ploagors, aad
are plunged owe time teo away. Haw
erer the country ia dot entirely ruin
ed. Wa will gat sat of the mire
somehow, aad It is to he hoped we (
will learn the Isnaa this paraHar
financial stringency boo brought.
The man srbo pit this in sad stakes
tbs be lanes of whet do left him eJ
cotton win got next Pall whet ia earn
big la him. H# wfll ha hopelessly
stranded, and will quit net only cot
MB mi OWOTJ K«r MHMM. 1W IB
Um aim nan who wtD profit by tha
eellapea at tha market, and thane#
Ma methoda at famine. And thar#
la aaathar claua ad oar people who
ara in tieebla. and their trouble la
hoarier and more bepaleaa than the
female, and that la tha time mar
eh ant. Many a man who atartad in
the year 1914 rich la now a bank*
rap*. He la helpieea la the haada
of Ma aeadhoea. and to the heaer at
it will* bo tie r«e liking and not i
yiotad ahadow. Doctor Edge aaid
at tha orphanage aevernl yearn »y
tha Md panic would bo the autame
bilo paaie. There ia »a doubt la the
world that tha aetomobUe baa belp
od to pat aa in tha bolt we ara la to
day. Tha man who atack to Ida bug
n u not afoot today; and will not
bo tomorrow. Our faet living ia the
aourea of all our woo.—Charity aad
Children.
THE GOLDEN MEAN
There la a diipoaitioo on tha part
of tha average citiaea to twin* hack
to aoaM of to# old way*. During tha
peat tow yea re ao many now Idaaa
hero been thruat upon tha country,
In aim oat every department of gov
•rnoMcl m vtll as k civic aad pri
vate lift, that ttera la a rAth*r brad
reeling which baa taken hold of tha
public. The average man ia looking
for oeneolotion and ancouragemant
from anu leader who ia able and
willing to point tha way to infer and
more eenoervative poiieiea. Wo tove
been ao caraloea of the ingratiating
of thorn now idaaa that it ia diBcnlt
to decide Jott where to begin in or
der to get beck to en atmoepkere of
mnit y.
nr* Bar* divided UM courts, In
creased the minor tribunals and, in
nnjr cases, lessened the respect for
the whole.
Every department uf State, almost
has been added to, revised or revolu
tionised, *11 teedtog te increase tbs
expense and adding a little to the
service from the tax-payer might de
rive some benefit
Evaa in the educational world nu
merous auxiliaries have been attach
ed and made part uf a system which
•s difficult of attack on account of the
safe hiding place the average demo
gogue seeks behind the “welfare at
the children at the farmer.’" We ac
cept jest anything going, from rec
ommendations so individual rfcet
even the Csar of Rude might look
on with envy. The average tax-pay
er is loyal and patient, but it in a
dangeroon tendency which might a
bnae Un patience or oven get him
c*raises of the events and the day on
which he U naked te perpetuate ex
isting policies.
The time to begin on thee* things
to before a crisis arises, and an im
provement which will reassure the
public can be brought about under
strong and ainoara leadership. The
pendulum to already far to one side,
and if it ffiould slip under the pres
sure of a business d—ad th* wrack
weald ha difficult of removal.—High
Point Enterprise.
■MALL Pin TUESDAY NIGHT
—
at Tuesday HwMkoU
nodi rahad at about to** hundred
dollar* war* stored in th* houa* aid
ware consumed with It
W. C T. U. MEETING
The W ,T. C. tf. win meet next
Friday afternoon, Jan- 29, at 1:10
o'clock 1a the Free WU1 Baptist
ehuch. AH the Indies of th* town
ere Invited to attend
Unclaimed Letter* Remaladag 1a the
rirttBr- at Dune. Wash Bed
January 22, 1911.
1. Ford. Donald
2. Harris, AiUa
2. Humrickhousa, 1. J.
«. Jsmtgan, E. H.
B. Thornton, Dock
B. WDHamoofi, Andrew
7. Crawford His* Looa
B. West, Mr*. Danfie
9. Wood Mr*. Bar
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUA
BLE LAND
By sirtoa of authority contained
la a mortgage deed executed by W. H
Parrish to A. Johnson on September
27, 1912, and transferred by th* tied
A. D. Johnson to am, said mortgage
coed io registered la the Rasul / uf
Harriett Comity In Book No. 107,
page 90. Default hastag been mad*
in the payment of the nets teeuied
by seen. I will, on March 4th. 1915
sell to th* highest bidder, for cask,
at tho court bouse deer in Ullington,
N. C., at It o’clock M, the foil ..wing
dumbed land fa Droeo Township.
Harnett comity, N. G,
Beginning at a stake fa dsvtiand
LaagdoD’a Ue* ted runs as his Mn#
MJO chains to a steks and
bsfato a Wood's
N 99 degrees W.
to s post oak. Coats
and Gary Lumbar Company’s eoraar,
and mas Coots' line N. 19 degrees
m Matthew Willie we*
thence aa Me ttae M. UV4 t IM
chain• to a ptna etamn; thence S.
•7 decreee I. to the beajlaaiac con
tain tn( twenty three (M) acrea were
°rThla Jaaary 17th, 111*.
C. t. NEIGHBORS.
_ Owner of Debt.
NOTICE or SA1JE UNDER MOST
Under and by rtrtne if newer ai
!
Onu standard 24-tndi M* mill
Iwr. t
Une No. 3 Btertia* unary stud.
. On* trim saw, with teach sad man
ot yitifkrt
th»a National dry IdlV testate, bar
>i« about 1400 fc-rt oTpitin*.
All ih« bolts, Una teafts, pulleys,
ail cnns. arraocbaa, njm, ■las, ham
pers. attached to andKpn*in~ with
he Shove daacnbedflMthiaery. to
rother with tha lldi^l'lhads. boi
Ur ahada, dry kilo st^K stablaa and
oAsa bull din* of Uw4B & W. WU
llaam lumbar plant. Matad and ba
in* in tha town of Airier, and any
and all laasahaid inteoot, ritrhta and
apmartaiuuMM beUnma* to B. W.
Williams, in and ta tha foUowtn* da
•cribad tract or pores -* land upon
white Mid above matetoery is loca
ted in Mid town. Ite^ntn* at J. A.
Will lams' corner la tSdawn of An
«Ur, in the rieht-of-my of tha Dur
ham and 8owtb*ra Fw*y Company,
and runs thaaco lotth about tom
faat to another ad ' A. WOUama’
U“V wt® ! «bo«t
two huadrod, teat a North
op a branch about d *nd
fifty faat to Non _i'g Uno:
thane* Boat with Nomlan't line
one hundred and r faat ta J
A. WiUlamo’ line; ' Booth 8fty
foot to another at A. Williams*
line.; thence Boat h said, lino
about thirty foot ter bawinainw
corD*-'
For a full do l of tha aforw
said parsons! > jm records
of said chattel to Book J,
SiTts.*
Place of sale W. Williams'
lumbar plant. In T. N. C.
•*!*- dtey of Fsbm
ary. 1916, it 11 :
Tmrm of MlU
iwp isxs:lM
franklin t. Mb.“aST***'
1 mortgage balm/of valuable
LAND
By virtu* of attfcorit- contained
t? ? T0^**** dtedBada U Parrieh
Godwto Company hr c. L Sprrell
“d doiy raeoarAad Baaiatry Harnett
J&fok Nj- UO. pa** 483, de
faolt harte* mad* in tha payment of
the note secured biyune, the nnder
■isnad will atf strobile auction for
cash to th* hifffceM, bidder before tha
coorthooas door In Ullinrton. N. C.
at 18:00 M. oo MmdaylSnh laC
1916, tha follow!®* deaertbad proper
ly, towtt: f
Bettinunc at a Hake and ooinUn
ia a bottom. Join* \. Knoie’ comar,
and rune aa bis lira 8. 62 H £ edoaa
in* th* Saritfcilek Bead, 38 chaiaa
and 80 link, to sfcha la John RyaTt
corner: thane* a* hia Una 8. 80 W
29 chain* and IB lake to • stake and
polntan hia an* and KHxa Ryal'a
line; I hear* aa Mk tin* re-croeein*
th* said road N *,W 48 cwTSS
86 links to a stake Hickory and Pina
pointers under a hSbTker comer
toth* lino of Laara TurUmrton;
thence as her line N. 86 X. 12 chain*
and 60 link, to and pointer.
OtM^^har tin* N. 40
W. t chaiaa and^Hteka to Parrish
ST _ JSZsii
M*k» to a _ • comer;
then rt aa hlcTMrTo tha baclsnii*.
retaining 1*0 acres more or Tea*.
Tarma of aala caah| Time March
tat 1916 at l*:0d If. at the court
house door In Uliacton, N. C.
This 23rd day si January 1915.
PARRlSHrGODWlN 00,
' Mortgagees
BARBOUR A BARBOUR, Atfve.
NOTIC* OP 8AEK UNDER MORT
OlQ*
Uodar and by rli-tue of power of
aala contained in a certain mortgag
ed deed executed January 90th, 1914,
by A. S. Adame and wife, Laon Ad
ame, tha same bains recorded in
Book 101, at past 501, at the Reg
ie try of Barnett County, I, tha un
dersigned mortgage*. wtU offer for
•ala, for cash, to tho Mghaat bidder,
at tha coorthooaa door, m lAllirurtou.
Harnett County, on Monday March
1st, 1916, at U o'clock noon the fol
lowing described real estate, tying
and being in tho town of Angler, N.
C.
Being lot uozafcar 4 in Block-,
as la shown by map and survey made
by V. D. Stronach, CtvU Engineer,
and recorded in Book-, at page
- of tha Registry of Harnett
C o u a a t y, aald survey and
map being mad* on tha -day at
-. 1911.
Beginning at a (taka on East
Broad street. West sonar of lot
number 9 and runs nearly last 117.
60 feet te a stake; thaws nearly
South 60 foot to a stake; thence near
1/ West 111 Jo feat to astaka on Beat
Broad street; thane* as the Has -*
East Bread street, nearly North 61.
60 foot to tha beginning station.
• Pine* at tala court house door.
I 'llmgton, N. C.
Date of aala—Monday, Marsh let,
1916.
Time of Bala—19 o’clock noon.
Terms of sal*—Cask.
TUa 19th dag_9» Jaauarv 1915.
JOSEPH rrSATTRRFIEl-D,
FRANKLIN T. DUPRE E^Att?**"*
None* or iau
11 —
NOTICE OP SALS UNDER MORT
GAGE OE VALUABLE LANDS
Under and by virtu* of power of
tele contained In a carta la mortgage
dead, duly aaaautad to Baa, tha under
signed mortgagee, by 8. W. William*
and wife, the 18tb da» "w June, 1914,
Um asm* being recorded In Book 109
at page 141, of the Kagiatry of Har
nett county: laid mortgage deed se
curing certain promt aaary note*
tha rein named, and default having
bean mad* in the payment of th*
—I. thi undtuimiil nortniM.
will offer ter sale, to tha highaat bid
der for cash, at the court houe* door
hi Lillington, N. C., on Monday,
March 1st, 1915, at twelve o'clock
noMA tha following daaaribad real
aatata, lying and bauig in Black Riv
er Township, Harriett County, in and
near tha town of Angler:
FIRST TRACT: Containing fifty
acre* of land, lying about on* half
mil* Weal of Angler, and being th*
same land a)toted S. W. Williams in
tha division of hla father’s estate in
a special proceeding of th* Superior
Court of Harnett County entitle*]
Lon. H. WUliams, et ala. va. Reed
Williams, at ala. Mora fully da scrib
ed by tha map and survey of Gao. E.
Prince, surveyor, filed in said special
proceedings, tha same being record
ed in boog--, at page—- of the
Registry of Harnett County, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
point on Long Branch, running
thane* South 11 degrees an<f 90 min
ute* West, 49ho chains to a stake;
thane* South 62 degrees and 30 min
utss East 3 chains to a itaka;
thence South 85 degrees and 80 min
ute* East and 76 chairs to a stake;
thenc* North 1 dagree and 90 min
utes East 44 chains to a stake on
Lung Branch; thane* up the course
of said branch about 61 degrees
Weet 11.90 chains to the beginning
station, and ii known as lot comber
four in the division of J. C. Wilhams’
lands referred to In Mid spade] pro
ceedings. e ' IBB
SECOND TRACT: Lvinw and bT
iag in the town at Angler, adjoining
the land* of J. C. Williams, Let and
Pet Cutta, J, B. thiorve, J. A. Hock*
•day, R. D. Overby, J, W. Denning
and others, bounded aa follow*: Be
ginning at a stake in an old mul
berry orchard, and runs thoneo Sooth
85 H degrees East 5.80 chains to a
•take in the pond; thence Sooth 12%
degrees East 8 chains to a stake;
thence South 19 decrees East 4
chain* to a stake; thence South 2%
degree* 2-25 chains to a stake; thence
South 14% degrees Want 5.04 chains
to a stake; Utence Sooth 29% de
grees East 78 feet to a stake, J. T.
Ellington’s comer; thence North
85% degrees West .'bout 171 fast to
• stake, soother of 7. T. Ellington’s
comers; thence South 4 degrees
West 195 feet to aatak' in the North
aide of Melver street; thence with
the line of Mclver street North R5%
degrees West ISO feet to a staka, J.
W. Denning's corner in the Une of
Mclver street; thence North about
1* degrees West 115 feet to a staka
the North comer of the Daisy Proc
tor lot; thence North §5% de-ress
West along tae South Una of Church
street 50 feet to a Stake, Dorsey
Adame* corner; thence North 6 de
mea East BO feet to a stake in the
feet to a stoke: them*1 HOfUl
•about 18 degrees West 195 and a
half feet te a stake ia the South
lino of LUUngton street. R. D. Over
by's corner; thence with the line of
Lillington street North 85% de
grees West S6 feet to a staka; thence
along the rear line of J. A. Hocka
dsy, Nat Honeycutt James McGee
oad others. North 6 degree* East
089 feet to a stake. Pet- and Lee
Cutt’i eotnar; thane* North HH de
gree* Wert Id feet- (hence North •
degree* Kart lit foot to tha baginn
ing corner, coatmining twelve acres
of land more or loan, twin* the *ame
parcel of land alletod to J. C. Wil
liam* in th* division of his father's
estate in said special proceedings a
bovs referred to and also tha *»™«
land told 8. W. William* by J. C
William* by dead dated Kay 17th,
HU, the mune being recorded in the
kogiatry of Harnett County la Book
-1 at page-, reference be
ing bad thereto far a farther des
cription.
THIRD TRACT: It being lot
number 61 fa* the map and * array of
Coo. E. Prince, aforesaid, elloted to
8. W. Williams, in th* division at
hi* father's estate, bounded on th*
West by Dann street, so tha North
by J. B. Matthew's lot, on the East
by the lands at Perrin Pat*, *mt on
the Sooth by the land* ofCT. Wil
liams, containing 0460 square feat
of lend. For a further description
of *eld lot, reference I* had to tha
map and survey at G. E. Prince iUed
in uid apocial proceeding* and re
corded in the Registry of Harnett
County ss aforesaid.
FOURTH TRACT: It being lot
number 6 in the mao and surv*- of
Geo. E. Prince, aforesaid, allotted 8.
W. Williams In t hedivition of hw
father's estate, tn the aforesaid
special proceedings, and bounded as
follows: On th* Rest by Dunn
atraat, on th* South bv the J. C
Williams lot, on th* Wert by B. F.
Williams' lot and oo 'th* North by
8. B. Williams' lot. said lot number
6 containing 1\0OO equate feet of
land, mere or leas. For a further
description of said lot, reference is
had to th* map and iarv*y of Geo.
E. Prince filod in *ald (pedal pro
ceedings end recorded in th* Regis
try of Harriett County a* aforesaid.
FIFTH TRACT: It being lot non
bar 27 In th* mep and sway of
Gao. E. Prince, aforesaid, (allotted
to 8. W. William* in the division of
Ms father's estate, bounded on th*
Wert by Raleigh street, oo the South
by Lett. H. Williams' lot, on the East
by the lands of Mr*. Joseph Messen
cul. and on the North b* the lands
of J, P. Parrish, containing 7760
square feet of land, more or liu.
For a further description of said lot
reference is had to map and surrey
of Geo. E Prince filed in said above
■pedal proceedings, recorded ip the
Begietry of Harnett County.
SIXTH TRACT: It being lot
number 21 as indicated by map and
— 1 =S5gggg
survey at Geo. E. Prince, aforesaid,
allotted to 8. W. Willie ms in the di
vision at his father's aetata, in the
aforesaid facial - roceedbign end
bounded aa fallow*: Oa th* Want
*14* by Raleigh atrsat, on tha South
hr lands of 6. F. WUliamt, on tha
hast by lands of 8. B. Williams and
on th* North by leads of Leu. H.
Williams, and contains 7750 square
fast, mor* er lass. For a further
description at aaid lot. reference u
had to the map and survey of Gao.
K. Prince filed In aaid special pro
ceeding* and recorded In tha Regis
try of Harnett County aa aforesaid.
SEVENTH TRACT: It being lot
number 17 in tha amp and survey of
Uaa. E Prince, aforesaid, allotted to
8. W. Williams la the division at
hia father’s estate, bounded on the
North by Depot street, oa the West
by Raleigh street, on th* South by
the lands of J. C. Williams and on
the East by th* lands of Durham
and Southern Railway Company, and
con tains *850 square feet of land,
mor* or lees. For a further da*
cription of aaid lot, reference la had
to th* map and survey at Goo. X.
Prince filed In aaid special proceed
ing* and recorded in the Registry of
Harnett County.
EIGHTH TRACT It being lot
number 95 In map and survey of
Gao. K. Prince, aforesaid, allotted to
8. W. Wllllama in the division of hia
father's estate, in the aforesaid
special piocaadlnga, bounded aa fal
lows: On tha East by Raleivh street
so the North by tha lands of J. C,
Williams, oa th* West by the lands
of 8. W. WUliama and on tha South
by the lands of C. T. WUHama, and
contain* 90,000 square feet of land,
more er lean For a further descrip
tion of aaid lot, eee map and survey
of Q. E. Prince filed In aaid special
proceedings and recorded in tha Reg
istry of Harriett County at aforesaid.
Par a fall description of tha above
lota, tracts or parcels of land refer
ence ie had U the deecrlpticu of the
same as sat out sad described In the
mortgage deed shove mentioned in
the prtraaai* of this notice, the ssune
being recorded in the Registry of
Harnett County, in Book 109. at peg*
161. a '*■
Place of sals—Court House Door.
LfLHngton, N. C .
Tim* of sal#—Monday March 1st,
IS, at 12 o'clock nooa.
Term* of sale—cash
This 18th day at January, 1916.
P. L. GARDNER.
Mortgagee.
FRANKLIN T .DUPREE, Atty.
BUY YOUR INSURANCE
Through
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I
Special Announcement.
t
We taka pleasure in announcing to our many patrons, and in the
trading pah Hr generally, throughout Kaataih North Carolina, that we
I are nowgiring away ABSOLUTELY FREE, to every perc haver of one
dollars worth of any kind of merchandise In aibter of our departments,
for cash, IMM' v... ... ■
One $300.00 High Grade Piano
One 10-piece Dinner Set
8 Gold Coins, value $2.50 each
FOR EVERY CASH PURCHASE OF ON* DOLLAR THE BUYER
WILL GET AXEY WITHOUT COST.
THE FIRST KEY OPENING THE LOCK WILL ENTITLE THE
HOLDER TO THE HANDSOME »wO.M PIANO ABSOLUTELY
FREE. • 4 _ .
THE SECOND KEY OPENING TH E LOCK WILL ENTITLE THE
HOLDER TO THE BEAUTIFUL 100 PIECE DINNER SET ABSO
LUTELY FREE. _'
THE NEXT EIGHT KEYS OPKNI NO THE LOCK WILL ENTITLE
THE HOLDERS TO A TWO AND A HALF DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
EACH.
•
. Barnes & Holliday Co.
Dunn, * - North Carolina