THE CAROLINA HOME
and FARM and EASTERN
REFLECTOR
{One* % WMk)
PublUhed by
tU KEFLECTOB COMFAICr, Ine.
O. J. WHICHABD, Editor.
ARSENVIJLLE, WORTH CAROLINA.
■ubmrlption, oue year. , . fl.OU
Mz montba, .60
▲tfvertt'git rate* may b« bad upon
application at ttie buaiueae office in
Th* Reflector BuilUiuK, corner Krans
and Taird streeta.
All carda of tbanita and resolutiona
<tf respect will be cliarge'' tor at 1
eeuc per word.
Commuaicatioua advertlalut candi-
toias will be ebarsed for at tiiree
oeuta per line, up to fifty linea.
ii^utered aa aecond clasB matter
August 20, 1910, at the poat odlce at
Qreeiiviile, N'oixh Carolina, undej
act of March 3. 1879.
FlliD.W, .M'RIL 17. 1:0 t.
11 li iiiiui Id say N(1,
o
l.nuU (Ull tor iliat Kasii r li'usl .
i>
Villa .'•wears hut in'vtT siirrt‘ii(l<Ts.
Siiiiii' nil'll arc gri'al and (illiers jiis:
make a arcut iunsi>.
.\i)w is llu- linif to takt' a lurn's-
iu>mii iui' loursc in swimuiitip.
Tii-iitk' .sprlns is as tr'iiim'i iiicntal is
u i’rima Uoiina.
Sprinir li-si r is a now iiimi'' lor
lazyiii'ss.
Hdii.si-s I'lir rrtit ill (iri'envillo ari>
srari'i' items.
Then' was many a sad heart yester
day because the weather was so bad
that Kaster suit or dress could not
bo worn.
j There are lots of good men that
j are not desirable neighbors by all
it is statod that more than SO.OOi?
ministers ol‘ America belong to the M:‘.
sonic order.
Kasior Hats. Kaster Weather ami
holy wook has got most of the laiii's
iipsot a trifle.
What's the matter with Greenville'H j
Civicr Leagues? j
o I
Out of 2,552 saloons in Illinois 1,:
100 were voted dry by women last
week.
Delinquent Tax List
For 1913
Thirty aviators were killed in throe
minths time. That's a pretty fair
rrcord for the high flyers.
Tlio way .Mexico towns are bi'itig re
ported to have fallen, they will all Iv-
down if it keeps up.
Kinstiin has passed an ordinanci'
which will debar carnivals from tin
iiKorporate limits of the eity.
0
"I am strenuously well," wires th.'
Colonel. Wonder does he think that is
inlorosting news to tis?
The four gunmen may not be guilty,
but who should worry about a guii-
man.
o
Well, the boys didn't have the nerv.'
1 have this day levied on the fol
lowing described. Real Kstate to
satisfy the taxes duo to me state oJ
\orth Carolina and the county of
Pitt, for the year 1913 and the said
Ileal Kstate so levied on will be sold
at the court house door in the town
of Greenville, N. C. on Monday the
4th day of May, 1914 at 12 o'clock m.
unless said taxes and legal charges
a'Ki < xpcnaes arising from the failure
to pay the same within the time re
to turn out with that straw lid yester- 'luired by law, are paid by that date
day. S. 1. Ul’OLEY, Sheriff.
o ' (iitKKWII.LK TO>V>SHir
If there is any one thing wo woul<; WHITK
like to see in North Carolina it is a
Candidates for sheriff are coming
a plenty, but as to the other county
()ttiios little is hoing said.
Why not put up the little hammer
that yiHi have been knocking your
To«n with and got a fly swatter'.’
Wit is I lie erealU of
ill iiatiiri’ sours.
inti'ri st I lull
riiiit Confodi r;ite nionunii'nl I ' f.
tainly looks Kood ;il a rtistane.-.
Wii II ilie iivi'r^ise man drops into
politii-j 111 drops iliiir tliroitsh.
I: ii:. !ii y had sotie' iiilvr lUiiiir P'-r
li:i;>' il would tn' jiisi as hard to si '
Ti.' ■•v.ailier for-'casi pronitsis the.i
tli.-ri' will 1)1' no il;iniai:>‘ done to iIim'
II. \v li 1.
Now that: Hooky Mount and Tarboro
are loekiiiK horns in the barge tratis
portal ion movement it would he lo
(ireenville's interest to join tin- ranks
L. .Mills Kitchin. son of Congres.s
mall Kiti hin. is now owner and edilo!
of the Scotland .Veek Common wealth
I’ri'tlier Kitehin has the ability and w
wish him success as one amoni: us
State wide good roads movement.
Mrs. Clyde Brown 105 acres
! I ffrown)
* I Wiley llrown 1 lot (Moore .. ..
In .January 1911 when Cole Illeasf j. jj nernard 1 lot (Perkins)
entered upon his duties as Governor c. K. Cherry 1 lot (lies) .. ..
of South Carolina there were thirteen ' Kvans &Crawford Guard. 190
Iml «li:i'
)r lio'.v I
■]'li< y say liquor iiiusi u
I iip.eorns ii> mosi is «ln-r
will fo.
- riuiliin'i liiiv Mil l-;asli'r suit so
'■ n> .-.iioulii Wi wciiry .ilioir tin- l!i.-r-
niiiiiii'i 'r,
— - o - -
It "uik'-s no dlffi rmce h.iw loim'i
lookin;: a fi-llow may hi', a .uirl jus'
call ! Iii'lp hut admirin.s him if lie wi '
oniv :liri with her.
I lie wei-k stiiiid shows must oitln
tliink (Iroenvillo has a money tree, r
that hi-r peopio are an easy mark, .'t
any rate ihoy almost run on < ai 'i
oihi-r lo mot lu-re and whether pood
had or inilifferont they c:ol a good
erou li
The four .Ni-w York tluniiioii niU'
pa\' I 111' penalty Monday for tlio nii::'
d'T of Uosentlial unloss tliori' is :i
ooiisiiii'raiil" chaimo hi foi'o then. Tlo'
.111' askiii.; for a now trial of ih
L-rounds of in-w ovidoiu-r thoy ehiiM
liavc hiiii iliscovorod h> a former
llablii.
.N'-vi-r w.is llii're suoli a i l.iiiior fov
ilie mall wlm knows his tradi' Whe|i.
I r with pi n or hammer, whether wiin
a lirusli or spa<io. ho's equipped, th''
world di'inaiids him Calls upon him
for his skill, on pay du.\ gladly hands
him ridls of rouhli'S from its till.
nil
If you wish to he siieeessful ill mu.
m.ivoiiii lit you ma> uiidetako. sie nd
i vory [lossihlo p.'iiiiy at home, then you
will reulize a conio lnuk. Once tri.-d
will I).’ sn(Ti( lent .
That svhich you do noi know about
vDiir friends are the vitv ihinns ili ■
makes you like them so mtu h. If yf) >
only know a little nupre ahoui llifii
you'd have less friends.
Uo imt ask any of the monumi'ii'
workers to <'all aeain when they ;ip
proaeh you for a contribution, hat
Biake your subscription at once. Thi-
Wlifti womon tliomsolvos. refuse to
voli- for eai h other, how on earth do
they oxpi i I snmo one else to vote for
them
o
What Hon. Claud Kitchin said ahoiu
the Panama Tolls question in that
speei h published hy the ('.roenshop i
.News was certainly onouBh.
With many of the trees jtisl lugiii-
iiintr to bud il hardly looks like thei.
foliage can attain full growth by the
liith of May. the time the leaves are
usually said to he erown.
Champ Clark has almost kicked him
fund needed must bo pledged in two i,„„„eratic party since
d.tv> mor^ . been keeping company with W.
^ It. Hearst. IJetler watch yourself
The (anipaign is on to raise I he fund , i, > . i„.
( hamp or you will soon be a lonesome
for the erection of the Couforiera'e
statesman.
monnment on < ourt house s(iuare. ('. ■ j ^
ri-ady to make your ((intrihutioii a
soon as called upon, and let it lie ;i
lihi r;il as the i ausi' deserves.
I
Freozinn toniporature and ICaster |
hats seem to contliet a hit .
o
Tlii-.\ should havi' waited until Mr
l.ry.iii sol rid of that cold. I
\ ijreat many poopU* wont to l!al-
I liberal IV
eigh Wedni'sday just to see what ro,H'- ]
ly happened.
The campaign committee in charge
of raising the public part of the fum
for I hi’ erection of a Confederate Mon-
jumi'nt on the court house sciuare. ha\.
I this wook mailed circulars lo thous
iinds of the citi/ens of the county,
.\o.\l week, from Ihe 14th to the ISth.
:i canvass will he made lo receive suh-
, scriptioiis to the fiind, and it is hoped
the people will re.'ipond promptly and
hundred prisoners in the State's Pen
itentiary, During his administration
he has made several wholesale par
dons, and there remains now onlv
Isii within prison walls. Last week
he turned loose a list of fourteen ;i-
n\one which were eight murderers
.\o doubt it is his purpose to keep hi<
word when he told a committee of th'^
session of the Cienoral Assembly thii'
ho would empty the prison hefor ■
.\u.E:ust I. of this .vear. It is a pi'.'"
that a people have to submit to such
from the Ciovernor of their State, and
if it he necessary for them to continue
under such lav.s then il would be
nothing more than right lo tare from
the statutes of that state every leaf pre
tainiim o crime, place them under Iock
and key in the pcnitentiaiy and apply
a torch, then lot the supporters o!
Cole r.lease suffer the consequences.
Mexico has certainly ?ot to pop a
eap or litire volley since I ncle Sam
has ordered the movement of the
.\tlantii licet and the .Marine regi
ment to Tampico
10.50
16.03
12.69
ia.03
19.20
24. St;
. 12.IS
.20.';;:
Acres Homo
15. W. Forbes 150 acres
t.r. Forbes)
.1. K. .lames 65 acres (May)
I., H. Pender 1 lot (res)..
.1, W Perkins 140 acres (Thig
pen )
•• 1 lot
'■ '• 1 lot (Dudley)
1 lot Lucas
1 lot Res
1 lot Adams .. .. 57.S7
.1 ,\, Ricks 1 lot Res
1 5th Street 21.25
David G. Sermons 200 acres
Sermons 9,2'.
.1, W, Tripp 52 acres Patrick S.L!5
W. H, Willoughby 240 acres
Willoughby 24.:{4
( ouiil.v Home I.and t'or Sale.
Whereas the I’.oard of Commission
ers of Pitt county have decided to dis
pose of the old county home property
and to establish a county home nea'.'
(Irconville. the Hoard on .March liO.
1914 appointed a committee consist
ing of I!, M, Lewis. ,1. Cl. Ta.\ lor and
•lulins llrown to divide the present |
I'ounty home land and buildings for |
the pur])ose of soiling the same. And !
whereas said committoo has dividou ^
si.id tract of land in four lots, dividiii,ii:,
tile land lying on the east side of the
Creeiivillo and .\t>w Hi'rn road in tw,.
lots and the land lying on the west .
side of the liroonville and .New I’.er.i '
roail into two lots. Lot -No 1 is the ^
northern portion lying on the oast
siile of the (iroenvillo and .Now lieru
road and contains ilo.iio acres more or i
Il ss of which about 15 acres is cleared j
land and said lot will retain live build-j
iiigs. Ix)t .No. 2. is the southerii por-^
ti(>n of the land on the east side of thoj
(ireoiiville and New liern road an 11
contains 5.T.50 acres more or les.s
which bout S' acres is cleared land |
said lot is to have three buildiiiKs, |
buildings .Nos. 2, and 4. I»t .No. \
consists of the southern port'on oil
the land on the west side of the Green
\ille and New Bern road and conta
50 acres more or less and on said lot;
there are now three buildings and j
building No. 5 is al.so assigned lo said ;
lot. there is about 7 acres of cleared 1
land on said lot. Lot No, 4 consists of !
the northern portion of the land on th" '
west side of the (ireenville and Ne\'|
Mofn road and contains 28.;!0 acre,4
more or less of which about 9 acres is
cleared land. There is a good buill-
ing on same and building No. 1 is a!
loted to said lot. A complete map
of said division is in the ofllce of the
Register of Deeds for inspection. And
on report of the committee to tho
board on Tuesday, April 7,'-14 theboard
COLORKD
i
'I ravis Allen 1 lot Pitt St. 5.07
* .lohn Drown ,lr. 1 lot Patrick ti.l2
i .\llen llrown S acres Home :5.1'.^
Ueuben Clark 1 lot Cotanch St. 0.7',
Isaac Carr 1 lot Pitt St. tl.41
.loe Daniel I lot First St.
W. H. Kdwards 1 lot Clark St. S.'I'j
Frank Kvans 1 lot I! Lane tj i)1
I'.dward Fleming 1 lot Havin'* 7.17
ill. K, Foreman 1 lot Pitt St. 7.54
I Za<lox Foreman 1 lot i:Uh St. 4.4."'
■lohii F, Greene 1 lot Mill 6.4i!
Ada Hemby 1 lot Perkins 3.9S
.lant‘ Hardee 1 lot Pitt St. ti 3'!
.Martha Harris 1 lot 1! I>ano 5.S0
Andre Hopkins 1 acre Munford 4.i'4
•Nathan Isler 1 lot Green St. IS.30
Charlie .Tackson 1 lot 15 Lane 10.7‘J
I Sam Joyner 1 lot First St. 4.S9
'Ida .Tones 1 lot First St. 5.9S
I Henry Knox 1 lot First St. 5."''
I.r, Robert King and wife 1 lot
1 Clark St,
I I lot i;5th St. 11.'*:?
I \'irginia Kine I 1-4 lots Lucas
1 .. "I Res
' 1 15 Lane
' Li/zie Korney 1 lot Clark St,
1 lot Clark Si.
.Mattie K, King 2 lot C & I!
' W illiam Lilly 1 lot Green St.
[ Kdmund l.ittle 50 acres Drown
.1. .1. Lang I lot First St.
I>. R. Little 1 lot Higgs
1 lot Kinsaul
1 lot Perry
I lot Perry
1 lot Ebon
Sam Mooring ;! acres Shivers
Andrew Moore 1 lot Pitt St.
Frank Norris 1 lot 13th St.
Charlie Patrick 1 lot Patrick St
William Redmond 1 lot Reade St. 5.30
i5,i:;
9,2j
4,4!
7. mi;
9.57
4, .S9
22. S:5
4..S9
7.10
ti.'.'i
2.67
SWIFT CRGEK TOWNSHIP
WHITE
\V. H. Clark 14t> acres Clark 11.92
K. J. & J. K. Dali 125 acres 12.33
Mrs. Bettie Edwards 60 acres 7.02
\V. H. Faulkner 200 acres Green 10.95
N. M. Farrow 3000 acres 12. 2*;
J. A. Gardner and A. M.
Batchelor 112 acres 1(>.3G
■I. B. Garris 25 acres creek 2.45
C. G. Moore 40 acres 3.57
Munbger and Bennett 350 acres 9.C3
C. J. McLawhorn and wife 172
acres S.31
A. L. Patrick 1 town lot 19.35
.1. W. Perkins 228 acres 22.80
C. H. Stokes 43 acres 3.98
L. C. Stokes 11 acres Savage 32.16
R. A. Wall 92 1-2 acres 13.32
COIX)RED
N. V. Cannon 22 acres Cannon 3.9S
Clarice Durham 39 3-4 acres 4.41
Richard Little 10 acres 4.11
Susan McCoy 132 acres 13.85
.Iordan Venters 10 acres 3.54
Wash Wilson 50 acres 7.38
l Alt.MVILLE TOWNSHIP
WHITE
Mrs. (;. A. V. Carr 1 lot
R. A. & G. W. Darden 1 lots
Ashley Dudley 2 lots
F: M. Dupree est 1 lot
A. II. Joyner 1 lot
Dr C. Joyner 2 lota
Cornelius Joyner 53 acres
.Mrs Lillie Lupor 30 acri's
L. JI. Morrow' 1 lot
-Mrs AL.e Wiliams 1 lot
J. T. Windham est 1 lot
ti. W. Windham 1 lot
1). 1). Windham I lot
15.59
4.73
7.38
2.40
7.4G
37.53
7.79
2. 8J
20. .52
3.84
10.44
20.0.=;
17.(31
HKLIXil EXT TAX l.IST.
(Continued from page three.)
W. H. Wilkinson 1 lot 20. Ki
Wells and Walston .Mill Plant 10.59
Wells and Ivy 1 lot 10.59
COLOHKD
Mrs. Allie Dickerson 2
Town lots
Mrs. Bettie Hardee 21 acres
A. D. Johnson 3 1-10 acres
J. J. Jackson 126 acres
M. Laughinghouse and Co., 1
Town lot
15. F. Manning, Jr. 1 Town lot
J. C. Raspberry 2 Town lots
Stocks and Keel 13 acres
Mrs. J. H. Smith 95 acres
Mrs. Sudie Tripp 177 acres
H. F. Worthington 63 acres
COLORED
Henry Allen 1 Town lot
Jacob Brown 1 Town lot
Stephen Barfield 1 town lot
J(flin 1). Cox 1 Town lot
J. W. Cox 2 Town lots
Mamie Chapman I Town lot
Jordan Darden 8 acres
Gussie Darden 15 acres
Perry Daniels 3 acres
Aaron Evans 2 Town lots
Alfred Evans 2 town lot
R. M. Johnson 4 Town lots
.Noah Jones 1 town lot
Sampson Kittrell 1 Town lot
Irvin ICnox 1-4 acre
J. P. Ijocus ;• Town lots
Charles Richardbon 1 Town lot
Henry Smith 3.'! acres
Norris Tucker 1 Town lot
Jerry Worthington 25 acres
James Worthington 1 Town lot
Amos Williams 1 Town lot
CHICOD TOWNCHIl*
WHITE
Jess Adams 10 acres
H. A. Boyd 100 acres
W. L. F. ('orey 449 acres
135 acres
,r. R. Haddock 175 acres
W. L. Hudson 50 acres
W. F. Harding 180 acres
Adam Mills 300 acres
J. C. Nobles 205 acres
Gus Sutton 30 acres
I James Turnage 100 acres
H. F. Worthington 87 acres
! COI/)RKD
Tom .\tkinson 1 lot
Robert Atkinson 1 lot
Emma Battle 1 lot
W. J. Blount 1 lot
Olympus L, Blount I lot
Richard Blount 1 lot
Willie C'hestnut I lot
Ijfvy Exum 1 lot
Richard Gay I lot
Daniel Gay 1 lot
Austin Hamlin 1 lot
.Matilda lines I lat
John Johnson I lot
Will .loyner. Sr, 1 lot
W. Alfred Joyner 1 lot
Blount .foyner 1 lot
John II. .(oyner 1 lot
Kdgar Joyner I lot
Oscar Joyner 1 lot
A. L. Joyner 2 lots
Lovehu-e Joyner 3 acres (May)
Oscar Joyner 2 acres .M
.lohn McKenoy 1 lot
.Mary .Moore I lot
.lohn McKeney
.lohn H. May 1 lot
Lela O'.Neal 1 lot
l.ouis Philips 1 lot
Jim Pollard I lot
7.05
io.t;s:
3.12 j
14.0s !
13.67 '
2.40 '
u;. 14 I
14.89 j
ti.2:
s.45 I
17.49:
I . UK j
4. I 1 I
Isaac 15ell 45 acres
J. O. Smith 13 acres
Bill Smith 13 acres
Melvina Worthington 56 acres
KKI.VOIK TOWNSHIP
WHITE
!4l
- . I
.lesse t;iark 2 3-4 acri's
Frank Johnson 1 acre
D. O. Moore 110 acres
Billy Warren 26 acres
COIX)HED
Frank Battle 1 acre
15.5 »'Jim Burnette 113 acres
6.711 Ben Dunn 15 acres
l4.5ii|West Ttdfnir 126 acres
t;.32j
7 t. l BEAVKB 1)A.H
12.-.7, WHITE
2.16 W. M. B. Brown 50 acres
17.(M jJ. T. Eason 66 acres
2.4it|H. B. Smith 60 acres
4.7'? R. T. J. Willoughby 37 1-3
2,4't) acres 2.95 (due)
7.0>;| COLORED
12.33'Emily .Nobles 5 acres
2.97 I
6. 2J
5.91
4.li
8.r»
11.11
2.40
10.04
9.93
7.47
20.
23.17
IO.'!'i
5.72
5.69
2..S'?
8.35
5.2i
7.73
2.16
2.45
2 .'T >
3.4*!
2.S!)
19.9S
4.4 i
8.39
1.9»
7.40
-.11
1,20
2,811
4.12
7,67
5.09
6.59
12.0(1
44.66
18.03
9.24
6.15
12.63
7.02
2.14
8. TC
2.Cs
7.02
4.59
1.90
6.1.1
2. Si)
1.9i)
11 .43
3.31
1 .90
10.2,!
5.79
18,12
6,1.'.
6.15
4.75
William Hasperherry
lot
. 57
Nathan Saunders. Sr.
2 lots
16.32
Henry Speight, ,lr. 1
lot
9.14
Julia Vinos 1 lot
20 7i'
Abner Ward 1 lot
4 .OS
H Wallace 1 lot
6.9'5
Sam Williams
4.11
Hanah Williams 1 lot
4.’■3
Thad Rodgers I lot Fleming
Kath'erino Smith 14 acres
Patrick Smith 40 acres
Miles Short I lot Green St.
Mary Thigpen 1 lot C. W.
Noah Teel 1 lot Ravine
Delphia Wooten 1 lot Perkins
“ “ 1 lot B Lane.
Amanda Wilkes 18 acres
2.6'^
I
2.67
8.10
3..54
3.54
I'Al.kLAND TOW.NSHII'
WHITE
Elias Carr Heirs 200 acres
Eason and Stamper 100 acres
Kewton
W. T. Flora 45 acres Pitt
J. R. (iay 87 acres
W. R. Henderson 2 acres
G. W. Lane 2 acres
G. L. Lang 1 acre
approved the report of tho committee i i). i». Moseley 68 acres Pitt
You are constantly hearing a hov 1
about the high cost of living. Do you
hear even one faint whisper about
the hlRh cost of loafing?
If tomorrow should bring about b.r Many a married man thinks he se«'s
weather we fear many of the fair s ■; charms in other women when ju.st be
lt we ever do have to take charp.o
of things in Mexico lietter give Texas,
the (ontrai.'t.
M
will be unable to control their ten: j cause he doesn't know her as
per. J knows his wife.
and (irdered the committoo to sell tho
land on May 4, 1914.
Tlioroforo by virtue of tho orders
of llio Board of Commissioners of Pitt
county abovr' referred tothe unders'?'
nod will on Monday the 4th day o!
■May 1914, at 12 o'clock M . before the
court house door in (ireenville, N. C .
expose the above described land a^;
public auction to the highest bidder
in 4sharos as above set out and as a
whole, provided any bidder bids more
for the said land as one whole tract
than the total sum bid for the fou*
tracts separately. Terms of sale 2> COIjOREI*
per cent cash. 25 per cent October 1.1 |u>ttie Corbett 7 a»Tes Pupree
25 per cent November 15 and 25 per , Klias Corbett 2 3-4 acres Swain
cent January 1, 1915. PossesBion to Willie Fields 1 acre
be given January 1. 1915. This th ’
9th day of April 1914.
B. M. LEWIS,
J. G. TAVLOR.
JPLIirs BROWN.
4 10 4td 4tw. Commltttee
Bruce Moseley 45 acres Pitt
G 4 P. Owen 1 acre
S. Owen 50 acres Owen
Owen 1 acre
F. Owen 1 acre
C. Owen 1 acre
R. Owen 1 acre
B. Shacleford 9 acres F
T. Thigpen 22 acres
H. Windhaind 342 acres
Grove
.Mrs. Lelia PL Wiliams 64 acres
Williams
Meber
J. D.
I*A< roij s lOO NHIl-
WHITE
Hardee 212 acres
McClamb 156 acres
The men who travel sa\ they find n >
I
i other town in Eastern North Carolin;i
I
whore there is as much building go
.\fter holding office for si\t’'i'i
years Miss Tyler yest''.’d: ’• received
a niesage from the posl.'! a'.Uhoritios
j stating that she wou'U hiive lo turn
I the Courtland ofTice over to her stio-
15.92 jcessor, li. A. Williams. -Miss Tyler';;
12.3.’ I protest was too late as the commission
Mrs Margarette .Mason 21, acres iipoii given to Mr. Williams
'■ *
Lat Williams 144 acres
COIjORED
James R. Holliday 50 acres
C. C. Holliday 59 acres
E. A. Hill 5 acres
Moses Little 36 acres
s.7t:
'due course.
I
Moses Gorham 1 acre
I Mamie Mayo 1 acre
I Sarah May lacre
I .Nathan Saunders 40 acres
Abram Swindell 1 acre
' Eli Savage 6 acres F
J. Bert Little 42 1-2 acres
7.77
5.73
Robert Mitchell 1 acre
4.8»
6 - 37
John J. Redding 100 acres
12.12
Thad Tetleton 53 acres
S.12
Robert E. Wilson 49 acres
9.65
7.02
BETHEL TOWXSHll*
WHITE
6.15
G. W. Bullock 79 acres
7.85
Bullock
1().0'»
7.52
Bethel Ginning t'o.. Gin and
2.4)
outfit
46.60
*.25
John Ellison 60 acres Joht'.^iou
13.00
H.4S
Lena Gardner 31 Rollins
5.1)
12,r
.Mack James 1 acre
16 2’.
4.86
J. J. Perkins 194 acres
6 1.5
i;!,7.-i
W. J. Roberson 1 acre
19.32
11 .47
J. H. Stall 1 acre Smith
3.50
;i.9S
Henry Sheppard 5 acres
4.60
12.77
J. B. Williams 25 acres
2 5.?
9.44
J. A. Williamson 25 acres
2. .5 5
2.07
COLORED
7.S9
R. 1). Best 1-2 acre Smith
5.25
7,
John Pittman l acre .
8.K1
Minerva Reives 1 acre
2.64
3.54
I^uis Smith 57 acres Parmele
S t»9
Clifton Teel 2 acres
2.92
4 41
Baker Wilkins 2 acres Grimes
6.40
rONTENTNEA TOWNSHII’
5.S6
WHITE
3,49
Misses Lizzie and Florence
2.09
Blount 1 Town lot
16.22
10.7'»
Mrs. Lula Bruton 1 town lot
6.4^
2.02
Mrs. Lula Bateman 1 town lot
2.5'
2.02
G. C. Cox I Town lot
2.10
2.49
Geordllla Coward 1 town lot
2.97
4.41
O. R. Dixon 1 Town lot
9.02
4.71
J. H. Dali 10 acres
2.25
S. 9'! o
9. !'.' IiAM) SALE.
2.251 iiy virlure of the power of sal.'
6.3'i Icontained in a deed of trust made by
J. D. McLamb to H. M. White. Trus
tee. on December 13th, 1912, which
in the office of the Register of Deedti
of Pitt County in Book D-10 page 490,
and also under a mortgage executetl
by the said J. L. McLamb to I. S.
Fleming dated December 13th, 1912,
and recorded in Book A-11 page 34.
both of said mortgages being given
to secure the purchase money due for
the land hereinafter described, the
undersigned trustee and mortgagee
will sell for cash at public auction
b(“fore the court house door in Green
ville on Saturday May 9th. 1914, th(;
followiuK described tract or parcel of
land situate in the county of Pitt and
in Pactolus Township and known
as a part of the Grimes farm.
Beginning at the Jones corner an 1
running South 5 West 2313 feet to th-
oak branch; thence with th(‘ run of
said right branch to the A. C. L. R.
K. right of way; thence with sahl
right of way West 1563 feet; thence
South 2870 feet lo Jones' line; thence
with said Jones' line 2128 feet to thi:
beginning containing 125 1-10 acres
more or less. For more accurate de-
criptlon ref.erence is hereby made to
deed from I. S. Fleming to J. 1>.
McLamb dated Dec. 13th. 1912.
This April 9th. 1914.
H. M. WHITE. Trustee.
I. S. FLEMING. Mrtgee.
F. G. JAMBS & Soto,
Attorneys.
4-13-Ud 3 tw.