r
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ii, u it
v. itli an
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i,
Ill.t'!'
(I j U.ll
Hi'' a al" a
si fu i ' ri in i:.vn:s
i i0
.r.o
(Payable In Advmue
k.KlH MARKCT RF.PORT
m TTt'-J weekly ty
ATKINSON' COMPANY
al h i!c i f !' -ir
ill Cl 111 da ! i .1 1 iull
nmnuui at earn
M.i'r !! r.y. This in
dudes earn iixmI, ri!-i, hominy,
i ica. rye flour, barley Hour, aat
man! md the like, lvjinl mini
bar of pounds isi the mumuro,
"Seeond-It h desirable to
i promote tho use of homo ground
-1 maul, tin reforo it is hoped tliat
persons who have ruined corn
will adopt tho policy of Laving it
ground into meal and sell the
meal to all retail grocers wo that
they may supply their trade with
I.V0 it instead of meal from without
1.00 J the State. This will do three do
1!HI I sirabh things; 1st, to secure a
l A v
: I .( :i l
(H'i;iiai;.M'.s.is ,M)T.ui M-l.
are mad" by tha L-l harms
makers in the t:ite. - Hurry
Hard ware Co.
i.v t, I
ii ii I
AH
spent
home
.',20
supply of halter corn meal; 2nd,
keep money in the State; and SJrd
t, haunt ,.
It, sal"-, .'4 ;
t ' I.2 I
ken, it 'ok. .......... :m ! it will enable farmers who have
la-na Iipih today 24 ' corn and meal on hand to make
i Vet to-day V! ready sale of it.
SO! "ri.;,1 Tl ..-,..,., tn f llmaf.
J III I II 1 In: t i tnvi i i w i . n-o v
ll.itter, choice
lice wax
Money SourwooJ
Ibied apple
I'otator, IrUh...
I'otatoe wect..
aaliliairo
onion
:inc
221
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f
rule is that we have not more
jl i than 0 jkt cent of a normal sup
J. V) m i-aa nl ply of Hour or wheat, and we
. 1 ou .therefore must consume 10 icr
cent less than normal. The pur
pose of this rule is, of course, to
accomplish this end, and when a
; person complains that he cannot
get a Ku dcient supply of Hour,
I the only answer is that this
j stern necessity, and all of us
I must eat less.
! Fourth Tlie.se rules and regu
I lations do not apply to a fanner
! who rained hi own wheat and
THE CROUND HOG iaH Hamt. 0I, iaru. J f ie vihH
Last Saturday was "ground-; t0 d0 HOi )0 can have any quanta
hog" day, and it ha become a ! ty milled for his own use.
YOU AUK ('OlN'iI TO UKiSK
money if you do not see us
about your rooting ut one".
Surry Hard wore Co.
f .'I!' I,:,!."
'i. . I I ' V
i, at lb" a
of his Ian
in
I:...:
-a
1,1 af I
iiniiiiir at
af i ye us.
life had been
His
und
this community,
bean in .lonaiviili
in..., I 'ii, all 4
i I t i 1 I :i a i ii ln iir
iiiiike iiiiniriliatc s.-U
laiili'i'hiK'u'-i' Tmali'i',
having rlanm iiu
l)n k' (,'orupii uy ill
V. !.i II l Hi i- m -
' ( (Mil II V Will
I . -1 j i ' 1 1 1. " i! I) the ;
u ill! all pi i Motis
1 1km j
claim !
list Mils)
alu their
POULTRY WIUK OK ALL
kinds. Hurry Hardware Co.
A KKW Pr)VS TO SL'LL AT
ohl prices, sr. (X) to Sl.'.O).
Surry Hardware Co.
with J. A. Jurk?or, Clerk Superior j
Court tor Surry co.mtv, ut Dobson, '
an his farm just across the river, ; x. c, or with tho Trustee ut Klkin, N. ;
until about L'j yea rs ago when he(C, who will file them rith uid Clerk,
moved to his present home. Ho! Claim against said F.lkin Drug Com-'
had practiced medicine for about : mt Lo filed nn or before Jan.
1 . . . : 10, 1'J19( or this notice will be pleaded
sevcniy ieius, urn. aouuouuu w. ; n bnr of th,lr reCovery.
that vocation until aooui io Thi 17th day of Jonuary, 1919.
years ago, when he became too; J. W. Rlnjf, Truhte.
fin. Iila in I. envoi and wan romnoli- - - ! "
ed to give up his work. 1
His remains were laid to rest
BIMX'IAL ritICK ON HOYS
wagons und tricycles. Surry
Hardware Co.
WUKKB DID YOU FIND THAT
good broom. --At Surry Hard
ware C'o'h.
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT
Surry Hardware (Vs.
tradition among tho people not'
only rf this section but through j
out almost the entire country,
henry A. Page,
Federal Food Administrator.
RUSK NEWS.
February 1th was another day
that if the ground hog comas out
of his den on the .second day of
-4 February and sees his shadow, , of clear weather. We certainly
he immediately goes bark and ho tho w, . t has passed, and
'remains for hx more reeks, j now that spring is nearer we can
during which time rough, cold ; live in hope.
weather would prevail. Hut if i An cidemic of measles is rag
it was cloudy, and hU lie gsliip. in lIlU COinmunty.
failed to see his linage reiteated
in the .sunshine, it was n sure
ign that w inter had passed. We
ti! Irncrtv what a Jay like last Sat
urday was, and if the tradition
Mr. F. M. Stanley hiwnt Sat-
! urday in Klkin.
Miss Mayinie Stanley, who
holds a jiosition in (Jroensboro,
;. i.,.,.... i.'.n, i......
.,r...r,-: t ii.i 1 ... . l.'ii'A ti .m II.IIIH 1 1' nliu
real sevctT winter weather, Mr.j Mr- ar'd Mr' Alexandria
Cround Hog will have secured n I Muunct rc tho proud parents of
Hgh seat among t!;o wraH,er:a new ba'i' boi vv,,i,'h iU
prognnsticators. arrival recently.
j ;c,ecca. tho little I year-old
' t'l approaching (daughter of Mr. and Mrs M." L
worn wi.i oain on ii.c uocKor.v, is very ill with pneii
and another crop will hcimonia.
1 for this year. If there! M r. j. H.Stanley is very sick
e,-a time that demanded ttl Mw, ro
energies ttnd amV of the
n I Ailt- i-rn'ritrt t i cnlwr) n i '
KILL YOUU CATS AND BUY
mousetraps. i for I0o. Sur
rv Hardware Co. 1-5
In the cemetery at Rock Springs
last Friday in the presence of a
large number of sorrowing rela
tives and friends, who, not re
garding tho cold and disagreea
ble weather, attended to pay
their respects to one who had
ever been a true and irusieu
friend.
Dr. Hampton is survived by
his widow, six daughters and
four sons.
Mr. (Jarlie Hardey, who issta-
tinned at Camp Sevier. Is visiting
C.
too.
ill.
a l-t i ,;,. i,msIU. i ,,hj ,,,.ir)riNi Mr.nnti MrH
.m;a ,s ttiecommg-iummcr. hv-, j,
aiy farmer sliould prepare every i ,, . .....
,,,.,,, . I i- ' Mrs. Katin White is very
V.nl all a tarn! af l.nwl nn In 4 farm i
' , ... ,i... .1 , fu!lowi",g a htruke of paralysis,
and raise .something on it that; J
will help to feed tho people. A ' Messrs.!'. W. Stanley ami J. L.
vast number of o r .)ulation ' Wl,il0 nt a hx t,a's in Wi'-
. . j .'Inn Wilnm licl n-nni.-
iiivjigaguU in u.i,UMf1il and ;
hanioal pursuits, and ate de j Mrs. Sw.r.glc. of Asheville, Is
r,d!r,g on the farmer to supply j iit sick nt the homo of Lor sis
llaun with the commodities nee-Iter, Mrs. C. W. Doekory.
a;ryio n;MniaHi tmir bo.uiy; Mr. and Mrs. J. L I.ytis were
oxNlence. There will be a hlgi Ultf j,Uv.hU uf MlN anJ Mrs c
.lotr.an-l for everything ra'sed on!nu,,lvIi SuuUy afloinoua.
tho farm or in the girden, and! ,,
i lit? &UUU-y hCIXVil IS Ciui.0.1
f
s
t
I prices will bo fully up to tho re
I Uire:i)Pr.ts. Along this line, we
f wouhl like to urue the boy a on
th- farws toorgamzo corn clubs
und the girls to organize canning
for a few days, tho teacher, Miss
Koselhi Follin, being ill with
measles,
A number of our citizens are
3
clubs in every neighborhood. It' pending tho week in Dnhson, at
would pay for the business meuj tending court.
to offer a prize fur each club to; Mr. L Ct. Draughn, of Wiij-
use ooy raising tite most bushels i ston Salem, U vinitmg relatives
of corn on nn seie, anJ to the; hare.
hUi I uiiiiiu HUkli' I1UUJUI II i i -
,f . 7 .,, Mr. (tilmer DuuiKin. f Camp
of cans of fruits and vegetables, i c . , . , '
. ,, ii. . Sevier, snrnt a few days here
it would pay handsomely, and , . . . , . '
, , ., '. ,, bst week with his mother,
would c rente a spi i it of friendly!
rivalry among the boy and girls 1 Ii11'-' year-old son of Mr.
and would educate them in farm j aml Ir9' A- t-ockerham died last
lend garden work ami create In j Saturday. The remains were in
them a greater love for rural lifo. trrctl Monday in tho cemetery
none county inTcnneHsee, last , t K'ichinond. The parents have
ear K- b iys in one club av er-! 0,1 rdeopost sympathy.
MEETING OF THE WOMAN 8 MIS
SIONARY SOCIETY.
Tho WomanV Missionary So
ciety of Klkin M. F. Church met
on Friday, P. M., In the church
Although tho weather was dis
agreeablefourteen members were
present. The President, Mrs.
Lillard, w as not able to meet with
us. Mrs. Alex. Chatham, dr.,
conducted the devotional services
and presided over tho business
meeting.
Mrs. II. II. Chatham, the Treas
urer, called the roll and collected
money for dues, bible woman and
pledge. She reported that more
than the usual amount for the
Bible Woman had already been
paid. Our Hible Woman inChina
has been receiving 'Vi lio a year,
but ou account of the higher cost
of living, several ladies increased
tlo-ir contribution for her sup
port. More than lf0 has been sub
scribed on th? I Ned go. I
year tho Society paid $iru.U),
this year we hopo to make the
Pledge. I7: ). From the cheer
ful rospons to the roll call in
January and again in February
tho amount will certainly be secured.
Alter the business meeting an
hour was given to the study of
"A" African Trail," the book our
Mission Study Class has for this
year. o began the study in
January with an Africar Acrostic
showing that Africa is Ancient,
Forbidding, K'ich, Immense,
Changing and African. Mrs.
Hubbard read of 'The White
Mau in Africa-his approach by
sea his settlements ou the
beach his trade his way inland
and his Ir.faienco " Mrs. Me
Ncer continued tho study by
reading 'The Missionary Trail
his settlement and tho circum
stances of his lifo.
Mrs. O. T. Koth real an ac
count of tho Missionary's friends
his functions and Ids statistics.
An extract from a letter dated in
17'.- was read by Mrs. K. H.
Lewis, showing that as far back
as i"'.)l there were Missionaries
in Africa, sent by tho Moravian
Church.
A short description of "The
White Man's Town'' in Africa
and "African Travel" were read
by Mrs. John Koth.
In March we begin the real
study of the Hulu" and his
Itantu origin.
NOTICE
Ity virtue of the power contained In
a Deed of Trut executed by J. II.
Crubh and bit wife, Ida Orubbs, and
recorded 1 Refute r o! Deed office
of Surry County, in Hook it, pajrei
13!, and In the IV'irUter of Deed' of- j
(lceofYadklij County, in Book 1,
page the name belntf executed to
the underoljfned trut4, and default
having been mde, of the bond which
ore necured b.y taid Deed of Trint,
and upon the dimnnd of the holders!
of name, I Mill on the 1 9th day of
Februury, p to the hlghi-nt bidder
for cah, at public auction the Unds
rylnjf in Surry County at the I'osti
,Ollice in Klkin, North Carolina, at
Mrs. Mary '. Hurch died at.i.m nux, p. m.. and the lands
her home near Honda, Monday at! heti-lnafter described lying In Yadkin!
10 (X) A. M., after a short illness ; County, at 2:J0 o'clock P. M., on the
with ar-ntr imliaest ion. Sbo was ! ,Ut0 above mi ntloned, at the IW.offlce
,. , , ,, , In .lomnvllle, N. C, Hald property,
j.ai.sw,.., ...... ) I x-i n g di HeiilM'd follows:
life had bean spent near tlie; li.jfinninironaiM.plironthebiancb
place of her birth. She was a ; ruin Weil dejfrecn North with N.
daughter of the late Kcv. and ! H. ThompHon'a line, u thalni to a
Mrs. W. H. W(xxlrufl, and a hh. blUek r..n; th.u,ee South 12 chains to
... , ., c., , ., , I a ehfuinut: thence Last Ii chain to a
tor of Mrs. U . C. Shores. All of ; ( .M. Uii.ncf N()llh d)lifl4 lo th(t
these relatives proceeded her to : H-Klnnlnjf. ContaininK II acres more
the spirit world several years , or !.
ago. The funeral exorcises were SKCONO TKACT-n.-jinnin(f on a
conducted at the home by Uev. ' k;'. A- -r r"BK"
... ., .., r, i ' 1 1 tlitlns to a utake; thente North .10
(has. S.Norv,.!a.tlJ:-.() P. : d(.Kri. Kasl H chains to a Uke In
luesday, ana mo remains were ( nj im.; West M chsint to a stake;!
brought to F.ikin and laid to lest Uienee South ) dejfreen to the begin!
in HcllywiMMl cemetery nt 4 P. M. 'W- Containing 12 acres moi-o or
The pail bearers were Messrs. l,'"'M . .
, ... ... ... IHHtDTn.Cl..-lIe(finnini' on a
.1. U.D.mmette. J. A. Somor. a Htak , olJ u y ,3
W. . Ihrris, V. . S. Sale, S. 0.'cn to , bUl,e in the old line;
Maguire and Y. H. Johnson, them-e North 2S dejjrw-ii Katl 5 1-2
Mrs. Hurch is survived by one t-ltaio- to a uke in the old line;
daughter, Mrs. Lula Weir, and ! ,,,,,W4' Sou1t, -' .d f" '
, , ., , ... ,, , chain to the U-ifinctnir. t oniaininif
two grandchildren. Miss s -2 acre more or U$. FOHtVII
bar.iand Master Wilfred Weir, TK.CT.-noinning on a black gum
of Klkin. To the bereaved WO in tlw o'd cmer runs F.att Vi chains
extend sit.cerest sympathy in N'ck Tliompon' wrner on ash;
this hour of sudden and sore be
roavetr-ont.
died at the
thence South aide of I'an'hnr branc h
1 and runs South .Vi dpjftre West M
' 1-2 chain to J. C. Thompson'coi ner;
j tl.cnce with Ids lino Kat II chains to
an. I.".) ov. nun nun v uiv.t-.i ii., vr.K
home of his father in law, Wil-jj.) j,.tfrce Kat lth hi line
ham Cheeks, near Jonosvil!e, on ! thi-me iih hi line t. ih U'gla
We.lnesd.iy night of last week, nini.'- 'ouUiDln;r .T) nen- more
after a short illness with diabetes ' nij 'c,' Vve ,our.Vr!
followed b
He was
adjoin each other, upon abb h Is situ.
god .')( bushels of corn to the1
mc, and in a cauiilnlub of , a jHsition in Mt. Airy,
Igliis.luT report. .at they home last week on acc
142,914 cans of vegetables and! Illness of his little
1
Y s on hand for sale after Keep
lenough fur home use. If
Oshoo boys ami girls can do
j why can't tho boy, and
K--.S of North Carolina do as well
or better?
Mr. (Jilmer Dobbins, who has
was called
account of the
daughter,
Mareece.
klUSG OF f OOD ADMINISTRATION
In ( ,
V;Uy
':uliat our readers may
suand tiio rulings of
v.dmimli atioii In re
; ho aalo of flour, we rint
a aniwor of Mr. Pngo to
Mrs. Sarah Ann Cockerham,
tho widow of tlw lat David Cwk
erham, died at this place Janu
ary "tUh, and was buried at Stan
ley graveyard In tho midst of a
largo number of sorrowing rela
tives and friends, Revs. Draughn
Rnd Key conducting the funeral
services.
Hest wishes totheTribuneand
iti readers. Correspondent.
NOTICE.
Un next Monday, Feo. 11, the
Merchants Association of Klkin
will begin a campaign for the
sale of "War Tiirift Savings
Stamps."
These War Stamps are having
a wide sale throughout the coun
try now, and it Is the desire, of
this association to help our peo
ple better themselves by pur
chasing these tJovernment war
stamps.
Any of tho undersigned mem
bers of the association will be
glad to explain the invebtment in
detail and to supply you with
stamps at his Ptore: Graham
Owyn Co., Ine., Kclch Walsh
Furniture Co., Klkin Hardware
Co., Surry Hardware Co., Snow
Clothing Co., Cash Clothing Co ,
Cnuer& Sale, S. H. Wilmoth, J.
W. Diminetto & Co,, Dick Grier,
City Meat Market, T. J. Pre
vette, Somers & Co., Klkin Holl
er Mills.
II. ..VIIIIIU.I..I. -;MbJ.fiv-ro41.ndwrlln,, nn ....l.hn
2 1; years of age and is survived . roud leading to I)obon, N. C, from
by his wife and two small rhil- s Thurmond, N. C, ail four containing
d.en. The funeral was conduct-1 01 1-2 acre more or
ed by Kcv. X. V. JarvisonThurs-l ,K,mi TnACT.-IK'Inmon a
... , . , , i chettnut oak, and black rum, on aide
day and h.s remains interred in :of hu, run3oulh iHch.lo.toa ai.ke
the cemetery at f wan crwu. i ntv' liae; Uience Ft iih aid
' 11- . .1 . . S-. J I
j iiur, IU Ul VI.S'B, H.lllH' alUIIUHIIU
Mrs. Pearl SUinestrect died , alrtut 3 chain to a perlmmoD on
ast Thu rsday at the home of M r. I ide of read; thence South with n. II. j
L Johnson in West F.lktn, ! Tl,t""i'on oui 20 chln. toj
. - . .. :a- . . i .. . . i Uie mouth o( a ttream, Je.T llranoch'n
Iter an iliness of more than a! ., i
I,
I
after an illness of more than a;
ye tr with tuberculosis. Her re
mains were interred in Holly
w.khI cemetery I'rlday afternoon.
coraor; thenee West IU Id lioe
about 5 chain to a white oak, C C.I
S moot's conjp't llience Weit ith
Smool'i line 20 1-2 chains to a pine;
i
thence South 1 1-2 chain 'o a tk, (
tin me Sou Hi 2d a-10 chain lo a k.ake; i
thi-ne Weil 15 chain lo pointer by
a pa Ji; llicuci" South 14 chain to a :
slake then Id the Leffmnlan!;tbfnce'
NOTICE.
To Whun it May Concern:
This is to certify that the un
dersigned has qualified ns Ksecu- j run to th top uf lde at the Ocntry
lor of tho -will of the hto D. J, j road; thene tU said mad lo a black,
. i i i . , i gum and pine; thence South to a s-,
CocKCihain, deceased, of tho , .. , . . .
' Uafia: thrnce J.al to dojfmoodon'
(ounty or surry, sed State of lank of rold; Sou!h t0 to piQ,,h osk ,
North Caroiinu, and that all j In the old line; thence with cald line!
debts duo said estate is to bo beaiumnj. Ceuuiuluif lso,
,, , . ... I acre more or less. (The above de-
paid to tho undersigned and that uritn-d land !l In Bryan To-nl.lp, (
anyone holding claims against! S,T7,,,1nl-IX,CT.-n..lnnln2 on a!
said estate shall tile same withm j H;rlmmon oo oth sldeof Jonesville'
one year, otherwise, this notice j ,,'ad' YL?kln ,u? ruu Houth
, , , , . .. , I di-jrtwa Last us 4-10 M.le to ro.k(
will be plead in bar of their re-j in Uunman'a line; ana with Melc'a
COVery i",,p South &J dugree Fast 25 ft-lil,,
pole to a tnke; South 5J deyns?
mis ma isi oay 01 r euroiii j , . i ionjf Houth mart lo of an alley
it
clHCl
S j
iGverasers'
Subscribers
Of the Tribune
SLIGHT INCREASE IN RATES
Owing to the very heavy advances, hi cost of paper,
Ink, and living expenses, we h ive been compelled to in
crease our advertising rates to help meet this extra cost.
Wo have not, however, increased our rates to anything
near the increased cost to us, but are willing to bear as
much of tho burden ourselves as possible. KlYective Jan
uary 1, P.H, all advertising rates will be slightly in ex
cess of those' for 11)17.
CARDS OF THANKS
In the past tlu Tribune has made no charges for a
card of thanks, but the increased costs of publishing this
paper makes it necessary. KlToetive this dat2, tho fellow
ing rate will apply: Cards of thanks containing SO words
or less, .p0c; additional words one half cent each. It must
bo remembered that a newspaper has but two things to
sell its publication and its advertising space.
CHANGES OF ADDRESS
Wc are at all times glad to make changes in address
of subscribers when notified, but it is necessary that the
old as well as new address ha given. Failure to give the
former address often necessitates a xe irch over tho en
tire mailing lists.
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F. O. B. DETROIT
The apple alwayt fall to the ground.
It cannot FALL UP.
The price of the Maxwell clotcd can
Jl 195 waa fixed In accordance with
another inexorable law.
For lest than $1 195 it would be !in
poib!e lo jive you cIoed can combining
ai they are combined in the Maxwell
beauty, frace, comfort, efficiency, dur
ability, economy and atandard equip
ment. For more than that, on the other
hand, you roulJ only get larger aize or
fancier furnihin(i.
i,'v, . i, i...- .i s J..-H t f ; iHS
W. A. SHORES
DEALER JONESYltlE, N. C.
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NOTICE
. l.i pole to a .mil pi hp lit link from
.!.,.. . . .1
w u- a pine; South 2 dorrei-. Kail 11 4-10, L BOir Da v ' '
",v 1 " . ipolctn a utaUr, South 77 1-4 decree . containeJ in a certain Ierd at iru.t.
Kxecutor of 1). .1. Fockei hatn, I U'et IJ nole to a uke la nunman .iN.uii.a h I. II. Wadi. on Hie :V,..I
deceased.
SALE Of LAND rC!t TAXES
I, W. vV. Harris, Tax Collector
for the Town
sell for cash
der, in front of tho Klklr. Nation
al Hank, on the Olh day of Febru
ary
s
i line; South 0 1-2 deS. Ka.t :"l l-2.o!.. j , , N m,. (l ,hp umlrl ,t ., j
I thence In a Northwest direction with Tr""',e nd d,'f,,!l '1 '- '""
' tl rnnfUrln of f'obh rrwk I In the parim'ul of tin) boiiJ sicuital
I to a irin moo; South 37 defreei J ,y tift Deed of Tiut. I UI olT.'r
v et i i nfiio to a pine noutn w ... , mi,.. i,i.m,.i- f,..-
of thi
ll! the
oak btiah: North 42 1-' decree Vet I town of tllkln, Not th rut oliu, on tlx
i ii'. bvk
M'll W
or lem. j ecty ; 4-it
i i i m t "n - t- .V i "r'ur -r i ror al to the iijinem biumT t
of K kin, N. ('., w ill 'di'giw Kat 15 hiI toa taka North . .
to the h oliest bid.l32 l"w ' P lo ake, P' l,cll0n 1,1 '0B
.V,a V t , v.i Kn Nor51' 53 dr- Weal 12 rolet to a whlt Farmer A Mrrehant, lUnh.
...--.... ,ogK ,un- North 2 l-I deirrw eit i.in nf I. Lin. Xm th rut hi;
I Hank, on the Dili day of I ebru-1 lti .l Pole to Jon ille road; South I ,M,h j.r of prur,,.r, .. 4 o
ry,10H,At2 o'clock, P. M ., to 51 decree v..t -;s 1.2 r;e. to '! , ., , L'l
atisfy its taxes due and unpaid I WiunlnS. fntainlnf 1) acre, more ; -M-; h following de,.,,.
for tho vine I'll I tni'mml I'llA
n,. f..n..-a,., .....1 Thin the 14th day of January, 191S. lleirlnnlnir on a iiine II. M. fiiil.n
tuu iu ttjn it k. 1 t-.ii 1 .iLiiit- n 1 1 1 ifi- 1 "
erty situated in Sun y county, ' A' KLLI:,l Trustee.
X. c. I - j
W. W. Harris, Tax C'oliecUir. N0T,CE
.Ian. Silt, laH. Thia is to notify all persona
L. II. CombH. Hot in KiUin that the firm of Gentry A Adams,
taxes for 10H, 191 S, 'and I01f I consisting of T. A. Gentry and
?ro.ro, cof,t$2.o:., r3 2i.
W. V. Adams, decoasod, has
corflpr and run North K.7 den.-H
Vet, i 1 4 chain to a tki, thenee
North 3 degree Kal 20 chali; to a
take; thonra North f " deffn wct
12 chain to a tk in t'-e rod:
thenee North II 1-2 chain to a hick
ory; thenee North 34 degree Wet
1-2 rhalr to a lil.kory: f lll-
J. M. Simmons, 1 house and Iwen dissolved. All debts duel;0"""'1 hfw No,th l,) d"'fr'r
19chatato a chestnut; ibenc 1'iat
13 chain to a chettnut; tin nre Smith
lot in Klkin, taxes for 1915 and by said firm to Its creditors la io
iv 10, svi.i i, cost .jti, .vj-j.i-,. oopaiuoy i. A. ucntry, ana ail is chains to a atake: them-e Kat na-
W. W. Hyrd, 1 houso and lot in ! debts duo tho flrta Is to bo paid lng a eheitout corner 0 chain to u
! black oak; thenee South 5 1-2 chain
Klkin, taxes for 1015 and lOlfi, ; to T. A. Gentry.
$.U0B, -ost $2.10, $3:.l.-j. ! T. A. Gentry,
Thomas Newman, 1 house and
lot, taxes 1915 and I'JIO, $9.85,
costliMO, $11,95.
W. W. Adams, deceased,
lly II. II. Adams, Administrator.
This Jan. o, 1919.
to a post-oak, thetK-e South 7 1-2
chain to a iih 'intaln-onk; thenee
South 20 degree W'ct 13 ehalu to a
pine, thenc F.at2l-2 chain to a
b1aok-)ak, Ull!y corner; lhuc
- - - i1!.1 L .,-1. !
South .IJ it. xr. Wet 3 1-2 rhalnt to
a itake; thenee South 3 d.'iw It
chain to the liejrlnnln,,'. f,,ni,inii!'
ai re more or Ir
1'hU tli 1 1 tit clny of January, luls.
.1. I- Ib-ndren, Tr-jatev.
NOTICE. ."
Noti.-e U her by ulvon thnt the (h-I
Iniprovemi-r.t, U: (1) The ravlnji
nt Main Stte, t from the K. A A. Hall-
ioi..iiij to U.h iutersertion of
Main iindtiwvn Avenue, (2) Hi-Mae ,
Stv et from the IntemTtion of Market
ami lb idje to tlie Southern Itailwuy
t o., ami (.() t'hiireh Sterol fr(,m .
t! ,(h tlon of Market nd t hurrh to
Mam Street.
T!i above tteet hare been (oiti
pleti il. the total eot thereof com
mt d and BKvmed apalnst the abutt
iiisf )roifrt) owner, a provided li
S.-.tlon h. t hapter .VI, Public Lawi.
Nortb'ai-otina, lUl'i; nd !d e,'.
inent ro!N have Iwpn depnltM In the
ntie of the t lmk ot the Town af
Ml kin for lnpvtlon by partie Inter
eted; and thiit the Hord of Coinut
ftinner of the Ton of F.lkin ltl it
on the L'2 day of Kehruary, l?iis, be
ti on the Iwiui nf 10 A." M., and 3
I. M , In the ( ominUnlaner Hail nt
Dlkln. N. t., for the hearing- of Blhy''
irntimi Mild ohjecliou 111 lVi.jH( t ti
the Rp.H-UI ae.ii!enU airaint own'
eri of prop'-r'y Rlmttin? the n ,j
tif( U impi oM'd, and b!s. a to tl: '
a ) niii'tit a; aiimt the North Carol In '
I'ublle Serviee t'ompany. ?
t (. Armdetd, Clerk.
Thi th 7U day of Jan., l'lll f
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