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We are sorry to hear that Itf r
B. P- Polaton is - very sick
It is jaid 40,000 Confederate
veterans are still living in the
Southern states.
Mr E L Beavps has gone in
to business at Asheboro. He hns
not moyed_vet bJtis so planning
Isabel, little daughter of Mrs
Luke Betutie, has been sick for
ten days; she Is now improving
The hens are doing their pait
toward relieving the sitjiiation
Lots of eggs are now soldjn
Raeford. . , •
There was frost and ice last
Friday morning, hot it was not
heavy enough to make a general
kill of everything.
This March ha*a not been
windy, sineXthe legislature ad
jouriied, until T^aturday, which
was real bluatry.
Americans, both civilians and
troops, were killed in China last
week, and it is said a woild wide
revolution threatens
Mr. and Mrs. W L Carver,
Messrs C _13. Brooks and Henry
Gdces of Roxboro visited the
Tapps the first of this week.
Cary Peterkin brought some
young waterrnelon^plants to this
office two weeks ago. We have
no idea where he hatched them
Mr. J. L, Smith of Fayette
ville, Route 3, called a few uays
ago and renewed his subscrip
tion to this paper his 22nd time
He IS a loyal friend.
Mr. J. H. Campbell was elect
ed Chairman of the Mn of the
.Church at a meeting held last
week. Mr J. E Conoly was
elected Vice Chairman
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Rae.ford Hign School played
l^the first game of the season
against the Larinburg Highs
Monday afternoon. I’he boys
showed up w'ell. The score was
20 to 7 in favor of Raeford.
Dr. H. McK. McDiarmid was
down street a few days ago ex
hibiting a ben egg that weighed
6 ounces. It any of you have a
i larger egg than that, it’s a goose
Magnolia street was just splerj-
did, but last Thursday the Town
had it set’aped, losened up two
inches of dirt to make soup tor
us to wade in when it rained
Jb’riday. •
Raeford has gained statewide
I recognilion since the opening of
Bluemout Hotel. JSo other town
in the state the size of Raeford
bus a hotel equal T'ne Blueniont.
This town gams fame- Raeford
still leads.
Near the Oveiflow b illing Sta
tion SIX miles from Fayetteville
Sunday night A. W. McAllisttr
drove into a wagon loaded with
colored people, and Lula McCul
lam was killed outright, and her
husband and a girl who were on
the wagon, were badly hurt.
It looks like another world
w ar is about lo start in China
A settlement may be effected
but the prospect, is gloomy. En
gland, France. Japan
United States are massing strong
military forces in Chinese waters
and are landidg strong land
forces also.
No, we do not endorse the co
op expense account either in to
bacco or cotton. They have all
used their associations’ money,
too lavishly. There is no justi*
fication of their big overhead ex
penses, too much paid in salaries
and lawyers’ fees, but the prin
ciple of working together is only
common sense put into practice.
Five B’ayetteville peopln* were
injured, more or less, Sunday
a'tternoon near Mr B C. Kin-
law’s on the Fayetteville ro.id
when as they attempted to pass
a truck their Nash sedan turntd
over three times, they say. They
were Messrs. C L. Chitwood
and W T Hough, Mrs. W, T.
Hough. Misses Winiewin Hough
ahd Dexter Chitwood. Mr
Hough was seriously injured but
is likely to recover.
; Delta Type Long Staple Cotton
Seed $100 per bushel, first
year from Coker. Prolific Seed
Corn $1.00 per pk,
W T. Covington.
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Which the simdls i
—and you’ll see that smiokers
are headed straight for
Natural
Tobacco
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Tobacco taste—that’s what
you start out to buy in any
cigarette, and that’s what you
get in Chesterfield. The pure,
natural tobacco taste of the
choicest tobaccos known to
tobacco men.
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^nd yet, they*re MILD
Lioobtt'& Mtbbs Tobacco COi
The town elections are held
old vtars. This is town -e eclion
y^ar, a'd a rhayor and hoard of
commissioners for the town of
Raeford will be hidd on the Ist
Tuesday in May. Notice of elec
tions has not been published vet,
but it’s coming.
The Si line Mountain Memorial
AssociHiion is distributing Liv
mg Coi>f:derate VeOran’s Met!'
als Chambers ot Commerce,
Civic C ubs, business houses or
individua s pay for and distribute
Sale of Land Und^r Mortgage
Under and by virtue of tbe laws of
the state of North fan liiia, and h\
virtue ot tlu- power and autiiority
vested in tliat certain mortgage deed
execute, Oy A C Gilclirist and wife,
Eliza Gil.'hri«t. tbe same being r- ;i--
lered in the o3ie ■ of t' e H, gis'e;- of
Deeiis for 11, i:e t c>i niy, b C , ii'
Book No. 7 at page S'- and defaiiit
iiaving 1), eii m. ue in tlie pa> nient , t
sa'd notes, c-uved It.cietn vev.ills li
to tile liisih, el liidi'er f, r ssli at ti".
court h. IS, 0(0. If.ifcui.'b C n
April, tin-2.5'h, j9.7, af 1:; t.’olcck Id.
.tue )ul:owii u- cle.'Ciibed
Lying on both sides of the public
road leadiug from Maxton toAntioch,
adjciniDg the iands Stephei
Thrower estate, th. , state lands of
.Amanda Johns n and oth rs: begin-
corner
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to I christ./leceastd, said •. n er be i g i>
! I lirowcr’s line, and rui sS -fo F. \Mt
j tbe line of th*- Amamta -Udui'-on ‘s
iu fora helping hand in thio tate lands, lit b' ing tiie s(u iicri'
boundary line of said ,J,,hn A Gi!-
1-, r, , J,. ,1 . • chtisi estate land-) 45 10 elis to a
ForSale Good 4gallon cow,easy ^take near Ih*- edge of a hav; the
those inedais, presenting 'hem
e,. Tr» etwo Q'r..rQi nine at a stake the si'Uthwes
to veterans. In this wav j
Mountain will derive money
bo completed. Hoke should come
to milk and vvell broKen
J, H. Catupbell
I HAVE FUR
pea vine and soy bean bay,
bale I and loose, pea hulls for
the cows, several nice porkers,
feeders and breeding gi ts.
Prices reasonable. •
’ J. D. mason.
Phone 513-13.
Administratrix’ Notice.
Having qualified as administratrix
uf the esuiti of Lather Bechune, de
ceased, late of Hoke Oonnty, North
Oarolina, this is to notity all persons
having olaims against said estate,
to present teem ciuiy verified on or
harors ALaruh Slst. JR2S, jOC iJiianoilpe-
wiU be pleaded in bar of tbeir recov
ery. All persons indebted to said es
tate will pleasu make immediate'^ set
tlement. .
This JlMrch 18th, 1927
Mrs. iNA L. Bbthunb,
Administratrix.
Of
N 74 E. 11.80 chs. to a stake, e u'n i
of l-'t rJo. 2 atlo d to .Addie GI
ohrist; then o M 45 'A s\ith the liu
BALE—Corn, of said lot No. 2, 45 10 chs. to a stak-
in said Thrower’s line S. 74 W 11 Sc
chains to Ih bep.inciug corner con
taining 62 acres and being lot No I
division of’tho es'^ate lands of John
A Gilehrifjt
Time of Sale- M -nday, April th-*
25th, 1927, at. twelve o’clock .Nl
Terms of Sale: Cash
Place of Sale: Court House Door.
Raeford, N. C.
Addie Gilchrist,
Assignee of McRae Co,
Posted March 16th, 1927.
X N.-MC4NNIS
Pembroke, N. C.
Plane Surveying and MapiAng;Blae
Prints when desired. I have special
ized in retracing old lines and re-es
tablishing old laud corners. 27 yeara
experience.
Sale of Valuable Farm Property.
Under and by virtue of tbeauthori-
ly c uterreU upon us in a deed of
(lu.sr ex- uuted by Hiram S. Kirkpac-
rick and wifi, Flcira E Kirkpatrick
oil the fi."st day of December 1925,
and l enoriied m b xjk "of mortgag,-s
111. i ugi- oM), w-» will on Saturday n o
2Jij uay of opril i927, at 12 o'clock
uuo.i at the c art house door in Kae-
id. ilok n.iunty, ("t C-. seilat putdio
un iion tor oa.-h to t).e highest biddtr
ill- toiloning land to-wit:
i tiat certain tract or parcel of laud
;iig in Anii tch Townsbiv, Hoke
uin.ty . North tardii.a. East of the
.lid bwa jp adjoining tbe lands of
tit-v. C. E. Hodgiu, Sadie R BfoNoill
and the one hundred acros ondivkted
ciact Ill-Id by heir- of Martitao Mo-
Neill as lei ' i ts ill c mroon. bounded
•nd de>cribid as ro lows. viz.
Be,;inning in the intersection ot th> .
d a, ro gs and 'lun-cu rijad j.ast B.
. Cut' briiigi ai 'ici'hanl’s Mills and
i .s a.-, itio ..ntioch road N 83.21’E
cbaiiis lo ,ev I E. Hodgiu’s me
. ..t cro.-«.ts Sold read; tbel.Cv as his
iii.e 27 w. 21 aU hs.. fei'.eace ao
.11.1 u. x'j ii :e S. 3U .VV. 4t 73 oha to .
Iu .Mci orni.ct: line in ihs swamp;
In iiiu up the Swampaiul .vUfi.ormiok^
ue i a ice of the atoresaid undi- '
ridedone h-i.iur'd acre survey; then
.s the lute ot that tract to a stake
oy a red oaa and hickory at the east-
-i-n edge of be swsmp which it a
c r er ot th-,-12nd conveyed to the
lai. .dari tia tl. McNeill by U. H.
ti dgiii and wire, Sarah H. Hodtcln;
lu-no- up ilio van u» coocses ot the
r-usterii tdge of the Aiill swamp, and
the last line ot the atoroeaid lutdivi-
ded one hundred acre survey, about
41 chs in a straight line to the be-
giunin,;, containing two houdred(202)
acres, more or less.
This sale is made by reason - ol Mao
failure of Hiram S. KtrkpaWriek amd
wife. Flora B. Kirkpatriem to pa^ aC
and disoharm the indebOodiitw ow-
oalredby^li deed oflitai W ttm
North Coroliha Joint
Bankpf Durham.
This 24th day ot Marob.
FIRsT NATIOKAJi COIOMR
Duhham, Inc., TBCsmi.
First National
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