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FRIDAY, APRIL 25th, 1924
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Jud Walker says a girl with dreamy
eyes can make most any man see
visions.
It takes a woman years to learn to
make a home, but some of them can
break one up after one lesson.
Red Newton says no town is as
good as it claims to be, or as bad as
some preachers say it is.
Being philosophic, explains Sam
Lewis, is an economical method of
getting fat.
Women may be slaves to fashion,
but their burdens are light says a
close observer of the fair sex.
An inopportune time for the fire de
partment to stop in front of your
apartment is just when you have got
the bid for four no-trump, with one
hundred aces in your hand and your
partner has laid down eight clubs,
with the king and queen at the top.
In adversity I long for prosperity,
in prosperity I fear adversity, said
A. W. Whitaker. In other words, a
man is never happy?unless he is
? fishing.
The bird who said we only once
was certainly off. Lots of people lead
double lives.
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Out of every one hundred chickens
hatched fifty ordinarily die, says a
chicken ad. And eventually the other
fifty die also, adds Taylor Marrow;
An Antri'a Cow.
English Farmer?"Have all of the
cows been milked ?"
Boy: "Yep?aH but the American
one."
English Fanner?"Which one is the
American?"
Boy?"The one that's gone dry.
NOTICE!
SERVED fit PUBLICATION.
North Carolina, Pitt County;
In the Supek-ior Court.
Bees* Johnson, Plaktif
I VS. V?.* * >
Ed. ilehnson, Defendant.
The defendant above pjBbod will
take notice that an action tentitled as
above hai boon commencetdin the Su
perior Court of Pitt Comar, wherein
the Plaintiff seeks an ataJute divorce
from, the Defendant, oxythe grounds
of adultery; and the ritid Defendant
will fumher take notfe/he is required
to appear before tpe undersigned
Clerk if the Superior Court of said
Counts at his office An the Couxthouao
in Grsnville, N. y., on the 12th day
of Mai, 1924, andAnswer or demur to
the i liiiplaliit im the action, or the
Plaintiff will apply to the court for!
the reSef demanded in the complaint
This 12th day of April, 1924.
f F. HARRINGTON, !
? / Cleric Superior Court j
John Hill PejrkHv Atty. \
FOR THE^fATE SENAT^
I hereijyfennounce mysejra candi
date forjfpe State Senate subject to
the action of the Democratic Tarimajry.
. S^a, JONES.
SALE (^PROPERTY
PflR TAXES
By virtue of Ithe tax list execution.
Pieced in my fands by the Board of
Commissioner* of the Town of Farm
vilie, and levy made thereunder, and
the law authorizing such sale, I will
on MONDAJi, MAT 5th, 1924, in the
Town of FtnrvillejN. C., beginning
at 12 o'cloOit^JSnToHer at auction,
the Real Estate of pares hereinafter
set out and the ReaV Estate as de
scribed in the said tax list, unless the
taxes and cost on ine-several parcels
are paid by thaytime.
This the Srd'da# of April, 1924.
L. T. PIBKCE, Tax Collector.
/white
Lot AmtTax
W. H. Askew?_A 1 $ 9.00
Mrs. J. T. Askew J 1 27.00
W. C. Askew __i 18 1,149.70
P. T. Atkinson J. 1 50.00
Mrs. H. C. Anders6n 1 50.40
R. E. Belcher J- 3 183.00
B. C. Beaman.Z 1 . 9.00
J. 0. Baker /_ ll 62.30
J. E. Baker /_ 1 10.00
R. A. Bynwai 1 23.40
Mrs. Jacob Bloom 1 81.00
Mrs. George Qm;away 1 54.30
J. T. Dixon. 5 331.10
W. C. Edwards A 5 23.40
W. G. Gay _L 1 99.40
Tom Goore 1 1 . 151.70
J. T. Harris? J.?1 256.60
Harris & Rasberry.i 2 65.00
Harris, Rasberry, Kjnott, 2 14.00
J. W. Hardy?J. 1 86.20
W. A. Jones J. 1 9.00
E. H. Jones L 1 30.00
Knott Warehou^ Co 2 518.00
Jack P. Lang,/. 1 168.00
W. R. J. Lassiter 1 23.70
Mewborn, Holder., Tyson, 1 36,00
W. E. Murphrey, Sr. 1 115.20
J. C. Norris .Sj Harris 1 72.00
Robt J. Owens 1 5.40
S. M. Pollard 2 63.90
R. A. Parker A 1 176.06
!W. J. Rasberry Ju: 1 110.84
Mrs. T. E. RobeiW?1 74^0
W. Leslie Smith, Sr. 1 357.26
B. 5400
John J. Tysvn... j ? ?5 - ^ 27.00
J. Harper Thprnej 22 > 6.00
J. E. Warren?J 2 117.30!
W. M. Walshe?1 1 " 4220
Mrs. Helen WatUns 1 46.80
A. B. WindhamJ?1 41.40
G. W. Windham^. 1 48.50
Ivey Watson?j : l 10.00
H. C. Cobb I -1 54.CO
colored
Lot Ami lax
John Atkinson; 1 $ 22.20
Bobt. Atkinson^ 1 18.68
L. O. Brown___V.. 1 19.80
Joseph Blount __V 2 20.00
H. B. Bynum \ 1 16.20
Tom Barnes A, 1 9.00
Ed. Barnes J 5 56.70
Mary Barrett 1 1 9.00
Sim Brutonl 1 _1 30.00
Lola Cobb J 2 18.60
Monroe Cameron, 7 82.70
Arnold Dupree?J. 1 36.00
W. H. Dnpree i 4 ^5.90
Henry Dixon, Si 2 21.36
W. T. Exam?Jl. _1 18.00
Farmers Mutual Aaso 5 207.84
Hannah Fields ?1 ? 2.70
Chas. 6 John GorhamV?1 10.80
Nelson Hopkins 110 106.90
A. P. Hamlin L2 97,82
Nathaniel Johnson?JLl 17.00
Geo. Joyner, Minor?J.?1 4.00
Willie Joyner L?1 2.82
Farebe Joyner, -,-Y.?1 19.20
Windsor Joyner?Z?1 - 39.06
Lula Cobb or Joyner 2 12.60
John R. Joyner I 1 6.00
John Joyner 4 Lfla ' '.I
Peebles 1__ 1 9,00
Oscar Lemon Joiner?i 25.90
Mary J. Moore 1 16.20
Clayton Moore ?1 , 18.10
Wbl Grant Mat! ews?_1 ;. 9.00
James R. Pollardi.?,-*.-2 43.60
William Rasberry, 1,1 H.70
Lent Stewart? 1?2 20.00
J?rSugg, --X-8 107A6
M' rin Tyson , 57-50)
?hi ?2
/. Jd Vines?_ 1 12.60
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF PITT COUNTY
I hereby. announce my candidal
for renomination as Senator froiyntt
County. I wish to Impress mj/deep
appreciation of your sufimlge two
years ago and hope thiroinnounce-.
ment meets with your approval.
If nominated radferajj&l, I pledge
the best of my abiljjly toThe service
of our State and County. ?
- S. J. EVERETT.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
?l ?. V
? I beg to announce my candidacy for
re-election as Treasurer of Pitt Coup*'
ty, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary. I appreciate tfyr sup
port given me in the Past, trust
that my record in office isj/ufficient
for me to ask your vote asupport
in the coming primary, as/tiring you
that the same will be appreciated.
A. T. MOORE.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COUNTY
COURT.
I desire to announce to the voters
of Pitt County my candidacy S6r the
office of Judge of the County Court
of Pitt County, with ithe insurance
that if elected I will rai^nfully dpd
impartially discharge fire duties' of
this office to the Best of my ability.
I will appreciate very much your
support of me in the Primary.
W. A. DARDEN, Attorney.
TO THE VOTERS OF PITT
COUNTY:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office "Of Register of
Deeds for Pitt Coiarty,.subjectJto the
approval of the Democratic Brimary.'
I will greatly appreciate youf support
and I shall be glad to render ray very
best service to thO p^ple of my
county if nominated! dnd elected to
this office. I i
j. CTGALLO.WAY.
FOR RE-ELECTION FOR SHERIFF
I use this method to adviser the
voters of Pitt County, that i/am a
candidate for re-election as/Sheriff,
subject to the action .of me Demo
cratic Primary. I wiUreoiuinu? to do
my utmost to fulfill tjre^requirements
expected of me as tofbe enforcement
vote and mppcirt in the coming pri-1
mary, and stand ready to serve all
people alike.
AMOS C. JACKSON.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE /
The undersigned, having qualified
as Executrix of the late Alfrpd M.
Joyner, deceased, this is to giv/notice
to-al^-pefsons having claims/against
the estate of the i lid Alfrec^M. Joy
ner to file same w h the undersigned
on or before April 4th, 1k5, or this
notice will be plea ed in/>ar of their
recovery. All pe sons^ indebted to
said estate will p ;as/ make imme
diate payment. if. .
This 3rd day of J&ril, i924.
margarM* e. joyner,
f Executrix.
Martin & Sheppard, Attys.
J. C. GASKINS ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY RE-ELECTION
REGISTER OP DEEDS.
After mature consideration, I have
decided to become a candidate to
succeed myself as Register of Depds
for Pitt county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary\ to be held in Aune,
In makmg this announcement*/! want
to thank my friends for thei/support
of me in the past and ea )rafes, at the
sanv) time, my hope tha ; the service
which I have been able t /render has
justified the confidence jlaeed in me
by the electorate of the county. If
nominated send elected, my constant
aim and desire will be to render the
best service possible at all times and
to aH the people, v'f;$pi-:' $ ?- ? ;?
Sincerely, '
, }, C. GASKINS.
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FOR JUDGE OP THE COUNTY T
CGVXf.
liPSiM:>'???''' " - IliPlPjIP
To The Democratic Pitt
?framtf*-*..;
!C I am a candidate for the ofBceof
Judge of the County Court to succeed
myself in the coming primary and
*ffl appreciate your support I am
a candidate on my record as Judge
of^ the ^n^the^
'? I I have ^a^fitftrily serv
f: j' xla - ? f
86 - l.-J'UiC, dJlu A "?I"? ?"*
>r 4>lm. t> AllA^ ' i\S ' flttc nffiftft -niMltl ?n ilPljoi' ? *
i to" render jpos& S61W6
> f/> fhfl aUtyiino nf fka PiiUfitV
?a
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
PITT COUN
?After numerous r^uestsy an
nouncing myself a candidate^or Rep
resentative to the Legislajjrfre, subject
to the Democratic/pnofcy, and ask
the support of allyfte Democratic -
voters of the couy? ; :;
Me.D. HORTON,
v-- , FarmviDe, N. C.
, a
JAMES L. EVANS FOR COUNTY,
JUDGE
Jkwant to be County Judg^ecause
X stand for Law and Outer, for Ser
vice above Self, and joafthe adminis
tration of the law nun fairness and
impartiality to allr without undue
harshness to any and with special
favors to nond 1 ? '
JAMES L. EVAl^r
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FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA
TIVE
I hereby announcer myself candi
date for Represenfative^fi General
Assembly of NoMn Carolina, subject
to the action o^l^TJemocratic Pri
mary. I will/afSpredate your vote
and support.
K. A. PITTMAN.
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in that certain D^ed of Trust
executed bjr J. A. Mew bom and wife/
Etta S. Memborn, 6. M. iolden and
wife, Virgin a D. Holden, L S. Tyson
(now deceas ed) and wife felissa Ty
son, to J. R Davis, Trust e, Bank of
Farmville, i n the 10th da; of March,
1922, duly r tcorded in the legistry of
Pitt County in Book K-l<, page 107,
default havi ig been made in the pay
ment & the note secured therein, the
undersigned mil sell at pi jlic auction
before 'the Court-house c oor in the
Town of Gretnyijle, N. C., to the
highest bidder tforj Cash, on Monday,
May 12th, 1924, fit 12 o'clock, noon,
the following dpsonbed tract of land;
Lying and in the Town of
Farmville, K/sM Carolina, and fur
ther descritfeu ^5 follows: All that
tract or parcel land on which Bon
nie Wooten ntfjf resides, (formerly
where J. Paul-Davis resided) made
up of the three tracts or parcels of
land 'described &t;<Book J-3,2, pages
388, 389, and 8% and being all of the
SdSI^DaPHeed dated Oc
tober 17th, 19PI, to which deed refer
ence is hereby! made for a more ac
Said sale mide to satisfy said in
debtedness trowed by, said Deed of
This 12th/pay of April, 1924.
Bj<NK OF FARMVILLE,
" Owner of Debt.
J. R. DAVIS, Trustee.
John Hill Paylor, Atty.
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I POWER PLANTV IMPROVEMENTS
TOWN OP FARMVILLE/ N. C.
i
Sealed proposals will be" received
I by the Mayor and Commissioners of
I the Town of Farmville, p. C., until
12:00 p. m., April 29th, 1024, for fur
nishing equipment for did construct
ing improveijMnts^to' tpO Municipal
I Power and Lighting Hant.
The project consist ? the construc
I tion of an addition io the present
I building to house the/new equipment;
the construction of I reinforced con
crete spray pond with piping and
spray equipment fo/coollng condens
ing water; the construction of _<^n
lerete foundations ftr mechanical and
electrical equipment; the furnishing
and erection of i ?0 K. W. Unaffow
Mngine-Generat< r jUnit; the furnish
ing of a genera of and two feeder
panels; the fui liihing of a surface
condenser vact ami and circulating
pomp; valves, i ping, separators, etc.
Proposals mu ftl be marked "Pro
posals far Po 4r Plant Improve
ments." All bi< dmust be made upqn
blank forms pn wded in copies of the
Proposal, Contr it and Specifications. I
I. Each bid mui i b|. accompanied by I
a certified cheat in the amount of
five (5) per celt of the amount of
00 bid, but irifto case for lees fhaiK
Two Bundled Hfty ($250)) Dollars,
as evidence of food faitq.
Copies of thajSpecifications, form
of Proposal, tract, etc., may be
obtained upon jpplication to the En
**?to'right is Lerved to reject any
or ?j|bids of to award pontracts
and the Board, appear for the best j
Jim? ? '
mterests of the town. ?, J.
e WILUAM & OL3EN, Consulting
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