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Fulford, L. A., lift artea ^f?P
Gardner, Mra. S. G., 8 lots ? 14*88
HoUoonan, A. T., 1 lot 41.86
Hooksrtcn Tenneral Co. 18 lota 541.78
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Jones, J. R., 50 noes, 8M?
Joyntr, E. H., 1 lot
Joyner, Cornelias, 58 am ? <&!t;
Joyner, Mrs. (X G* 2 lots 125J6
Joyner, Clayton, S abet 6$J7
Joyner, Xn. L. A., X lots ? MM! 1
King, T. a, 52 acres, 1 lot ? 137.81
KittielL S. H., 94 acres 159.82
Lewis, J. R-, 46 acres 167.78
I*vta, J. R. A Bn^ 1 acre _ 16.71
Martin, R. T-i 1 lot 68.74
Mewfeorn, J. A-, 1 lot ?-? 77-88,
Mewborn A Hoklen, 1 lot 22.56
Meow, a EL, 211 acres, 8 Iota 85A52
Moore, W. R, 2. lots 79.$1
Morris, EUaabetfc BttaeB,
888 acres I - - 811.70
Moye, Mrs. Lacy J., 169 acres 187.78
Hostage, C. H., 1 lot 7M6
Moaingo, Mrs. Nannie, 1 lot 5A14
McKsat, T. 1L, 1 let ? 84.79
Nortil American Land Co.,
194 acres 81A17
Oakley, Mrs. J. L, 75 acres,
2 lot 1?U2
Parker, R. A., 1 lot 128J6
Paylor, John H., T lots 119.28
Pay lor, J. Bfc, Afat., 125 acres 14625
Kppen, J. IL, 2 lots 7.52
Pitt Gin Co., 1 lot- 75.20
Pittman, W. E., 74 acres 128J8
Potter, R. L* 84 acres 28.77
Boose, Mrs. Jackal Jot 2622
Rouae, T. H., 1 lot 8L?
Said, Victors, 1 lot 47.00
SbepparA W. a, 2 lots 8A88
Skinner, B^J., 55 acres 79.96
Smttfr, Mrs. A. T., 1 lot 58J8
SaMh, F. M, I tot 7j52
Smith, Haywood, 1 lot 8021
Smith, J. a, 1 tot 6*56
Smith, Mrs. Kathleen, 1 lot 4JS
Smith, Lossie, 1 tot 1 37.60
Smith, Loyd, 1 lot 59.42
Smith, B. L, 266 acres 590.67
Smith, W. H., 2 lots 1 Ltt
Smith, W. L., Jr., 1 lot 1600
Speight, lbs. Tiltian B.,
168 acres 18*19
StanfWd, EL A^ 79 acres ?? 49.45
TonrmM^.Xn. C. B^ 10 lota 16LMt
Tripp, Jasper, 13ot ? 14JI
Trotman, J. It, 6ft acres 44JW
TngweU, Bcbert, 60 acres __ 90.81
Tnrnafe, David Lu, 281 sce^i^
7 fate ,, , . 53L47
Wainrigfat, Letha, 1 lot ? 1?*
Wtlk, Mrs. Wffliam, 1 lot ? 9.40
Winfeu* a W., i lot, 49 JS
SUPPLEMENTARY CHARGE
Heme, Miss Joae, 1 lot 15.04
COLORED
Anderson, Bryant, 1 lot 1.42
Aadarsoo, J. H^2 lots, 4J24
Armstrong, A. L., 3 lots 8*4
Armstrong, T. J., 1 lot 9.20
AjtfcFrmWS, 1 lotr 2945
Atktosen, Bwry, 8r? I'toTI 33*4
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Bura, Oku, I h* 15.04
Barrett, Emma, 1 lot -?? ,7*3
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Joyner, Lettie, 2 lots i *121
**#ee, Moee, 1 lot 7.07
Jomr, Owcmt, j lots ; UJa J
Jojaer, WBay, l Jot ^iiel
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May, Henretta. 1 loTZZIT 7J*f
Moore, CIayto% 1 lot 16*4
Moore, Mazy Jane, 1 lot lfcSg!
Moytey Atonza, 2 lots 11J7I
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W^ayy Tom, 7 lots 96A2I
Parker, Daniel, 1 lot 1I___ 10^821
P^Wssy Laia, i lot - 33
Wtod, James R, 5 lots * jgfclf
Jnafcn, Richard R, 1 lot llil|
Beeves, Columbus, 2 lots 17.321
Sanders, David, 1 lot 951
Sanders, EKjah, 2 iota, l&pgf
Jeny * Bro., 1 lot 1.42
S?ndez%, Nathan, I lot 4.^1
Swrboro, J. a, 1 lot uj*f
On.fll A , *"^"4
??aan, 2 lots 7 sal
Speight, Atooai, 1 tot
Speight, Sudie, 2 tots ?n? ;
gNfj*. Winaor, 1 tot ?j 5
Sudie, llot 11.2S
W. Gt, l lot 142
^eight, Zadock, 1 tot 1.42
? 8.47
A&he, 1 tot ? 6^7
B D-? 1 letr 12J0 ?
ft*?* Gwgt, r lot uz
pigpen, Dave* 2 lots 15.82
Jw*' SalL**
*^a??? EIBerta, 1 lot 240 1
Tyson, Manrto, EbL,8 tots __ 19.76
^**8, Jntta, Bit, 1 tot 2R32
Vines, Mkrrelh*, 1 tot
Vines, Willie, 1 lot 5<01
S&ttHenry'1 iot?u*28
Wflliains, F. W., 1 tot 22L04
SSI*1*8' Jeasto, 1 lot 1.42
pfWares, Sam, 1 lot L4?
SUPPLEMENTARY CHARGE
D?on, Ernest, 2 tots __ 1ZB4
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toSawed^hixe be^ndTw
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TRADEMARKS'
R would he interesting to make a
Gst of words whieb|*ere invented to
ttftw a* trademarks for apbriieiaar
product, bet whid^ha-m -co^^into
sembling theoriginal article. "Cellu
loid" is one of those words; ;it strict
ly means only the product of the Cel
luloid Company. '"Kodkk" is au&her;
the same belongs to George Eastman's
cameras bat we bat It to mean any
small camera. When yon say "Colt"
everybody jfrmiliar with firearms
knows you mean a large^caliber pistol.
Probably nine men but of^sn in the
region where "five-gallon" hats are
worn refer to their headgear as
"Stetsons." "Wincherter" is ahnost a
synonym for "rifle,". And everybody
refers to th^ abbreviated "tflpfpKn un
derwear which is now in such general
use by the trade-mark of the first of
its kind, *$. V. Rf r ? ;
the adoption of snch words in ^ok
end usage is one of the ways in which
language growjt A hundred years
from now probably, nobody-will say
"dfadgW but everybody will know
what you mean by a "sep."
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LQNGEmr
Human life is not getting any long
er, according to the men who a
business of studying vital statistics.
The average - life is longer because a
largerpropc|rtion of babies live to
grow up. Fewer people die in chfld
hood and early Hfe than formerly, but
flie man who reaches fifty-four, which
is'the average ecq^ectafibn of life of
every new-boa baby in America, has
no better chance of living to seventy
than bis grandfather did; not so good
according to some. 1 I
Certainly the average life of a Pree
ident of the United. States is shorter
than it used to be. CoL Leonard P.
Ayies of Cleveland, one of the world's
famous statirtfcisns, points out that
Mr. Thft Had lengw^to Tfr-ttirn
any ether Pr?.ue^t . innce Miltard
Fillmore, who died 66 yeans ago. Out
of the first eight Presidents Wash
ington, who died at 4T, had the short
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cteathJtTne average tire or the-eight
was 80 years snji a half. The. four
latest presidents who died averaged
Kinky and Bfading (Bed at 68, R?ii
eurit at 61, Harrison and Wilson each
UPp
^THe job of Predict W^m
than m^pd a hundred ye|
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Wb a &h*me that "women display
more backbone than men.
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One way to get right, is to no*
spend your money hi a chftin store. -
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; The rehbins are flying an* at#
snow flakes need not cry for a little
while-you Hill be ? daw drop in Jtmtv
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1 A skull half an inch thick has been
unearther in Arisona. Possibly it be
JAngwd to a geor fool? who losthi*
life speeding.
_
They have found a human skull in
China tittt the v itientistif *' dahn is
260,000 yean <Ad. Wd a heap rather
flnd a $6 bUL
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goodness in die inimitable Camel Mend. ? -
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sunshine is stored for you in Camel "
Cigarectes?irradiated by the sun itself.
And up-to-date, scientific methods of
rj^jsnid fcLh.
its goodness lost.
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