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s,0 Bonds Where \ Default Is Shown ynd Cities Cannot Issue Rends If They Are Al- I reads In Default. g !o The Star. I Raletgh. NOS 27-A tvave of re mfnt'against the rule laid the total government com ? n that no county or munici »tll be allowed to issue bonds r.' mprove '.’nts if the local unit , m default on its bonds, or un « the tmpro ement is imperative. * , v has been observed—to “ extent i< not determined, 'chairman Frank Page, of the worth Carolina Public Works com Lion and the other members, are unite to borrow under the Ilf laid down by the Public forks administration and thus put jore people to work on such proj The object' is to relieve un Jopjoyment. tire government put ^ up 30 per eent of the cost for the express purpose of giving bet ter salaries and wages to the work The local gov ernment commission, enng the Indebtedness of units be ouse they could borrow money on tonds easily during the past de ad, and defaults by numbers of -units, has "put the lid on” and will jotapprme bond issues of default Ig units. It must also be shown, Out the improvement is needed be !« approving' bond issues for other nuts, not in default. Resentment is being expressed in (ome instances, because this com mon will not permit municipali ties especially to proceed with bond Issues and the contemplated im provements North Carolina is help ing pay the bills, why should this stile not get her share of the benefits? they ask. Insurance Concern To Pay $2,500 For Death Morganton. Nov. 25.—For the oc cidental death July 29, of Ray Webb Blesman for the Star Candy com ply, of Concord,, the latter's in. wrence carrier has been ordered by Industrial Commissioner T. A. Wll. imi to pay a total of $25,600 to Mrs. Kellie Webb, the widow, and her ion Harry Ray Webb. The commissioner held that death oi the deceased was the result of in injury by accident arrising out of and in the course of his employ. Mnj. Webb was almost instantly . killed In an automobile collision on highway No. 191. about two miles »uth of Morganton. The defendant also was ordered so pay not more than $200 for Webb's funeral expenses. Can’t Sleep At Night? If you sleep well at night, hali she battles of life are already won If you ran t, sleep, if you spend your nights tossing and turning, trou bled by dreams, you, will be glad to taow about Miller’s Herb Extract tailed “HERB JUICE"). This fa sous old remedy Improves your condition by ridding the body com pletely of the poisonous wastes of ] constipation, improving your di/.ss- i non, strengthening your stomach , # that food doesn’t upset it, thus , wulting in sound, restful, energv taldtag sleep. Try a bottle today j ftf sale by Cleveland Drug Com pany, Shelby, N. C. ad* 1 l/ersHERB EXTRACT? [0*»tRtV KNOWN AS ' HERB JUICE ■%r THANKSGIVING iCRUISi BERMUDA Steamship Columbus of the ^orlh German Lloyd •o Cooperation soitiiern RAILWAY excursion Bays Cruise $71.80 from SHELBY, N. C. R*u ^lude* round trip rail "cket fr°m Shelby. N. C, to ** York and return. First *** acc°mmodations S. 8. Co us New York to Bermuda return, and meal* while on ,te»mer. The COLUMBUS Is ^ hotel in Bermuda. Cruise *rmita JW0 daylight days and * ni*ht In Bermuda. 0 Passport Necessary. docs not include cost oi *™an or meals on train, nor „ nsfs in New York Govern Wnt taxn* additional . *'rr!',c* tickets valid Novem th and 29th to New ’York, ‘ng final return limit* Dec *"*1 7th. 1933. VmiJlLMHUS SailS ,r0m New ... ' Vl p M.. November 29t,h. -Pt,jr"s (0 npw York Decern b*r 4’H »333 A, M. . additional Information, fp. -J "uui luauuii, ^'atioTis anc) literature, ad R H URAHAM. Div. Pas. Agt Charlotte, N. C. S°l ‘HERN RAILWAY system Opened New Path to i. vLuic In ft pappr which he hart intended to entitle “How to coax tubercle bacilli to commit suicide" but decided such a title would be too flippant. Ur Stephen Maher, internationally known authority on tuberculosis, re cently described to a gathering of physicians at Shelton. Conn., how he had developed a method of transmuting tuberculosis germs into harmless bacteria, thus opening a new path towards a possible specific cure for th« dreaded “White Scourge.” While warning against premature optimism. Dr. Maher believes that his discovery may prove the starting point foi scientists the world over to make a new, intensive attack on the scourge Dr. Maher, who has specialized in tuberculosis since 1900. received th« Laetare Medal from Notre Dame University two years ago for his work in that field Dr 9tepren®J. MAHER 3 3 Nobody’s Business ,j By GEB MrGEE The Family Group When I was a boy, it was noti inusual for a community to be vis aed by a traveling photographer, ;hen caled plipture taker. Nearly ‘very family wanted a group pic ;ure and our family fell for the -acket, Tliey cost $2.00 for 1 or $3.00 tor 4. , I never will forget the day we tfere told by ma to get ready to iave our pictures took. Washing taces and feet and hands, combing ind greasing our hair, putting on mr Sunday clothes and otherwise xylng to look pretty was an ordeal ■hat I shall never forget. We were all herded out in the ront yard. Pa warjted the picture .o take in the front of the house; ve had two glass windows in our louse and he wanted them to show. 31ass windows was a sign of near vealth then. There were only 10 of is children and 4 dogs, and ma and ia in our family. But we had to eave out the dogs; the picture man ! nade us do that, much to my dis- | *-> in4 m out I After mixing all of us about and pushing one of us forward and an other backward, making Jim stand up and Sallie sit down, and ad justing 2 babies on ma's lap and 2 slightly older ones on pa’s knees, the picture taker began to sight at us thru a little black hole with a cloth over his head. When pa and ma thought every body was ready, we discovered that Jule and Jerry were not there. We counted the flock twice,; and sure ! enough—they were missing. We fin-1 ally found Jule hid under the gin house and Jerry was in top of a tree over a hundred feet high. We finally got them in line, but they; were powerful mad and terribly ; scared. Pa held a big book in his hand on his right knee just beyond the 2 younguns and ma had her nice 10 cent fan in her left hand where it would show up well. Most of us were white-headed; our clothes al together didn’t cost 2 dollars; j home made, sprinkled but not iron- ! ed. and not a shoe was on our feet j We didn’t have any shoes. The time finally came for the shot and the man blew a whistle and mashed a syringe and we didn't know anything else till he came back a week later. Four of us were crying In that picture; I was try ing to get something out of my nose: Bertha had a cob in her mouth and the rest of the kids were either crying, grinnnig or were asleep. My face took plumb black; I was in the shade. As soon as the , girls and boys got, big enough to be j ashamed of anything, they tore up j that group picture, but I'd give 10 j dollars for it toda>t It was the ug- i. Hest bunch of folks I ever saw as sembled in one place at one time, j that is—except ma and pa; they looked fine. The Pitt county mutual exchange • sold $100 worth of products at the! curb market last Saturday and j helped to organize a production credit association lor the county, j Higher Cotton Price Is Seen By Blalock Record Brewing Export* and Bet ter Home Consumption Among Reasons. Raleigh, Nov. 27.—Loans r<»four rents a pound on "otton options, record breaking exports, high do mestic consumption, the plan for acreage control in 1934 and the President's plan for inflation were held up today by U. Benton Bla. lock, general manager of the North Carolina Cotton Growers co-oper ative association, as factors which should result in higher cotton prices before another planting sea son rolls around. “I have not lost hope that we are to see better prices for cotton be, fore a new crop is harvested, but on' the other hand my faith along this line has been strengthened.” commented Mr, Jraioc?:, ’who nt. tended the Washington conferences early this week on the cotton co operative price plan, together with Dr. B. W. Klllgore, Raleigh, presi dent of the co-operative; John T. Thorne, Farmville, farmer and di rector of the co-operative; B. B Everett, prominent Palmyra farm, er, and John A. Park, publisher of the Raleigh Times, who represent ed the State Press association. Mr. Blalock said loans on cotton options which will release approx), mately $48,000,000 to southern grow ers and more than $2,CTO,000 to North Carolina growers should en. tble these farmers to keep from having to dump their options on an already over loaded market to fur ther depress the price. He also called attention to ffie fact that a great number of farm, jrs are taking advantage of the government's 10-cents a pound loan jlan. Under the plan, if cottion rises the farmer will profit while the government will bear all losses should the price fall. Cannot Advertise Deposit Insurance Until Later Date Washington, Nov. 27.—The newly 'reated federal depot it Insurance :orporation cautioned today that ianks proposing to come in under the deposit insurance plan must withhold all advertising announc. ng their participation until th1’ tames of all banks are simultane. lusly announced by the corpora don. The announcement by the co.' x>ration said this simultaneous ar ion was necessary "in the interest )f the equal privilege of all banks o contain and enjoy the benefits )f the insurance.” The deposit in .urapee plan, becomes effective tanuary 1. MENTHOMDI SION CLEVELAND DRUG CO Shelby, N. C. Phone W FOUR CENT POUND LOAN ON OPTION COTTON ALLOWED To Oct This Loan. Farmer* Must Take Part In Cotton Adjust ment Plan For 1934. An advance of four cents a pAund will be granted cotton producers who specified in the acreage re duction campaign this summer thut they desired options on government held cotton as a part of their con sideration for the reduction "To get this four cents loan, cot ton growers must agree to take part in the cotton adjustment plan for 1934 by which the acreage will be reduced by 40 percent in the south,” says Dean I. O. Schaub of State college, head of the cotton reduction movement in this state. “Those growers who agree to sign one of the acreage reduction con tracts will get the four cents a pound advance as soon as the nec essary forms now being printed can be distributed to farm demon stration agents. The growers will still hold an equity in the cotton and should the price advance by the time the options are sold, the owns will get a further ratable pay ment after necessary expenses are deducted.” There are some 2.400,000 bales of cotton involved in the transaction throughout the south, and about 600,000 farmers will participate. In North Carolina, options are held on 107,355 bales. An advance of four cents a pound on this cotton will | mean that over two million dollars | will be available to growers of the j state, Mr. Schaub says. He expects the necessary notes jand blanks to be available at an j early date. These will be mailed to the growers along with the options, ! according to advices from Wash ; ington. Mrs. Scruggs Dies At Forest City Forest City, Nov. 24.—Mrs. Har riet Scruggs, aged 80, died at her home on Harris R-l, Tuesday morn ing after an Illness of two weeks, Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Providence Methodist church, with the Rev. Sam P. Jones of near Chesnee, in charge. Interment was in the churchyard. Surviving are two sons Webster C. Scruggs, of Brinkley, Ark.; Ver. non Wofford 8cruggs, of Little Rock, Ark.; and two daughters, Mrs Millie Coggins, of Plumville, Ark., and Miss Carrie Virginia Scruggs, of Harris Rl. V Shelby Marine Is Ashore After Cruise 'Special to The Stax.' Mare Island, Calif,, 7>lov. 27. Aft* v i rutsing about in the Faclfic on the vi. S 8 Saratoga, huge alr-yi pi if no carrier and largest American wax- vessel allout, Leroy Stirlnf fel low, of Shelby. N. C.. was recently assigned to shore duty at this naval base. Since August, 1931. Slringfellow has been a member of the U 8. Marine detachment, on the Sara toga. cruising about from port to port, and taking part in maneuvers, when scores of airplanes aboard the vessel "took off" or landed upon the vessel's broad decks. Despite the huge siee of the ship, which is 888 feet Iohr and has a 108-foot beam, It is the fastest In the U. 8. Navy, Stringfcllow was one of the ma rines from the Saratoga who came ashore at Long Beach last March to render aid to earthquake sufferers. Prior to joining the Marine corps In 1931, he made his home with his father, James E. Strlngfellow on ru ral route 1, Shelby. 666 Mqu^d. Tablets, Salve, Now Drop* I’herk* Malaria in 3 day*. Colds first day, Hradachrs^'NruralKia in FINK LAXATIVE & TONIC Moat Sprrdy Rofnedlra Known. notice or sai.fi or i.and Under and by virtue of the authority conterred by deed of trust executed by N. O White and wile, Nellie White, dated the tat day ot May. 1038 and recorded In book ISO page 331 In the ottlce ot the register ol deeds for Cleveland coun ty, V. S. Bryant, (jlubstllued trustee, will at twelve o’clock noon on Monday, Derember 4th. WSH at the court house door of Cleveland county in Shelby, North Carolina, aell at imblte auction for casly to the. highest bidder, the lollowing land to-wn A lot or nareel of land lying and being In or near the town of Bhelby, North Carolina, and Beginning at a slake at the Intersec tion of Ross’ Grove road and slate high way No It and runs thence with the north edge of state highway No. 18. north 68 degs 30 mins, cast 110 feet to an Iron stake In said highway, thence north II degs. 40 mins. West 180 fe*t to an Iron stake;* thence south 88 drgs. 30 mliu west 38 feet to a stake In the east edge of Ross’ Grove road; thence with the east edge or said road south ’3 degs. 30 mins, west 1161k feet to the place of beginning Same being that lot conveyed to N O Whit# by J. I. Smith and wife by deed recorded In book 3-W at page 4S* tn the office of the register of deeds of Cleve land county. North Carolina, reference to which deed Is hereby made for fur ther Identification and description. This aale Is made on account of default in payment of the Indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, and la subject to all taxes and1 assessments against said property whether now due ot to become due. A live percent" 181 cash deposit will be required of the highest bidder at the sale TTils the 30th day. of October, 1033. V. 8. BRYANT, Substituted Trustee I1SMI 4t No* Cr Lincolnton Woman Denied Compensation Industrial Commissioner A. T. A, Wilson dented workmen's compen ,nation to Mrs. Walton Earl Padgett of Lincolnton for the death of her husband In an airplane accident October 30, 1033, in an opinion filed today. The commissioner found that Padgett worked for the K. H Qyara estate Instead of for the Byars Motor company of Lincolnton and Charlotte. Tire estate does not In sure under the workmen's com pen satlon. *TO< MIOI.ltb.TlK MIKTINtl Nolle* I* hereby given Ihtt the annus) meeting of the stockholdera of the Clove lend rounty fair oeioeiotlon will he held In the of (ire of the secretary in the t.Hie herger building on Thursday afternoon Nov. 30th at 3 o'clock for the purnnee of reviewing the financial report and at tending to any other buslnea* that may come up hla Nov Oath. 1031 J. B Dorton. Secretary-Treasurer Cleveland County Fair Association at-SOc kXgClTORg NOTH* Having this dav qualified as executor ol (he slate of I. B, Allen, deceased, under his last will and testament, this is to notify all parsons having claims against the said estate to present them to me properly proven, at my address R-d. Char lotte. N. C hook 858 on or before the Ola* day of October, Idle or this notice will be pleaded tn bar of any reovery thereof All persons owing the said estate will please make Immediate settlement to the undersigned This October Jut, 1*33. MAYNARD. AhL.CN, Biecutor of t B Allen estate, (t Oct J3n TRI RTKK-N NAt.K Or RKAt. BHTATK Default having been mad* In the pay ment of the indebtedness secured by that certain deed of trust to 1,. V. Lee. true lee, executed by R M Wilson and wife, Bessie Wilson on the 13th day of April, 10211 and recorded In the registry of Clevland countv, N C. In book 151 at page 2411, I will under and by virtue of the power of sale contained In said deed of trust, and at tha request of the cestui que trust, and for the purpose of dis charging the debt secured fay said deed of trust, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court house door In Shelby. Cleveland county, N. C , at 12 o'clock M. on Wednesday, December t, IPgg the following described lnnd, to-wil hying and being in No 7 township, Cleveland countv, N. C„ and known as the Biddle B, Stroud dower tract In the estate of her husband, W B Stroud, and, Beginning at a stone on north edge of public road and raat of the W. B Stroud old residence, and rwns thence north B9>* west 31 4-5 poles to s slone on north edge of rosd: thence north 88'* west tot's poles to a stone oa north edge of road thence north 85’k west 20 poles to s stone on south edge of road; thence north 534* west 4fl 2-5 poles to a stake In road, Oeorgc Wrlghtg corner: thenca witty his line north 4t west 4 3-3 poles to a stake In road and hickory witness; thence north 4144 east 121 1-3 pole* to a stone on south bsnk of creek; thence with creek north 71 v« cast 15Ik poles to the mouth of a branch: thence up the branch as It meanders south 49>« esst 18 2-3 poles south SIDs east 29'< poles; thence south 44Ik east 18 poles; thence south 37V« esst 1B<k poles; thence south 44!* east 20 poles to a »tone on south bsnk of branch Just below ford, south 35 west 18 !k poles to a pine; thence south 23'* west 85 2-3 poles crossing fish.pond to the beginning, con taining 91 acres. This property Is eold subject to all taxes and all prior encumbrancat exist Ing against same. This tha 4th day of November. 1933, L. V LRR. Trustee O. X. Newton, Atty. 41 Nov 8c ADMINISTRATOR It NOTH'* Having Qimltftfrf •* administrator el ilie Mint# of Arthrr H Bryson. decvasctt, lata of Cleveland county, North Caroline, thta la to notify all prisons having claim* .tgain*t Lite r-itrttc of the aaid decraaed to eNhlhtt them to the underatgnett at Ofo ver, N. C on or before the lAth day of October, lilt of thta notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All peraona indebted to the aaid ratal* will please make Immediate payment Thta 21 at day of October. 12.13. J H Kl.MH, Administrator of the Estate Of Arthur R. Rr.vaon. decea*' ed At Oct 21c TKt STIKT SAME Of' Rt At, KATATK Re I anil having been made in the pay limit Ot llir llulchlrdnr.il trimtvd tiy IhAl certain deed ot trust to John p Mull, truster. executed by « M Mormon ■ml wile, l.til* Morrison, on tint 4 th day ol February, 1*21, and recorded In lhr reg ittry ol Cleveland county, N. C. In book III), at page 1*1. 1 will, under and by virtu* ol tne power of contained In mtld deed ol truet, wnd wt the request ol tli* cestui qu« trust, end (or the purpose ol dtsehai ging the deht secured by sstd deed ol trust, proceed to sell to the high est bidder, tor cssh, at the court house door In Blielby, Cleveland county, N C, at 12 o clock M on Wednesday, December *, t*2* 111* follow mu described land, to wn First Lot; Being lot No. 22 ol the J J Wilkins property In Houthwcst Shelby, N C. . the plsl oi the earn* being recorded In the oltire of the register ol deeds lor Cleveland county, N. C, In hook (IH st page 042 and described as follows Be ginning kt a stake of Kims and Clyde street* and running on nooth edge ot Elma street t* 20 (eet to a stske, thence north two (eet to a 12 toot alley, thence along said klley ** 2-1 tert to Clyde street; thence along Clyde street 1(0 test to the beginning Second 1,01: Being lot No. 21 of lha J J Wilkins property as shown by plat ol said property which Is recorded In book Bit kl page M3 of the register s office for Cleveland county, N C reference to which Is hereby tnsde tor full descrip tion said lot fronting ** 2-3 (set on Elm street and being 1*0 feel deep to an alley This property Is sold subject to all taxes and all prior encumbrances existing against same. This the 4th day of November, 1B3J, JOHN P MUI.I., Trustee D. Z. Newton, Atty 4t Nov Ic Tgrsm'S BAI.K Ol HI At. 1ST ATS. Default having been made In the pay ment of the indebtedness securtd hy thsl certain deed of trust to Jno P Mull trustee, executed by W It. Blanton and wlte, Della Blanton, on the t#th day of February. 19.13. and recorded In the reg istry ol Cleveland county, N. C„ In book 177, at page 77 I will, under and by vir tue of the power of sale contained In said deed of trust, and the request of the cestui que trust, slid (nr the purpose of discharging the debt secured by said deed of truat, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cssh, st the court house door In Shelby, Cleveland county, N C. at 12 o'clock M , or within legal hours on Thursday, December 14, 1322 th* following described land, to-wit: Lying In No 3 township, Cleveland enunty. N. C. and lying on Ur* east side of the Shelby end Ellis Ferry road .ad joining lands of O. C. Barrett and others, and a part of the R. Morgen original tract: Beginning at a pine. Randall's corner; thence with his lime eolith Mbs cast *3 poles to a black gum near the branch; thence north 22'k west 34 poles to a pine (tump; thence couth 4Ji» west lie pples to pointers; thence south *0 east 70 poles to a stake In old line; thence north 34, east :iB poles to the be ginning. containing 37seres, more or less, and excepting therefrom I* acre* which was conveyed to B Y, Randall bv deed being of record In the registry of Cleveland county, N. 0>, tn book QOa »t page *23, and being that Same tract ot land conveyed to W It Btsnton by R. D. Crowder, trustee, by deed dated January 3* 1033, and recorded In the aforesaid office In deed book 4-F, at page 124. This property Is sold subject to all taxes snd *11 prior encumbrance* exist ing ngnlnst seme. " This th# 10th day of November. 1333. JNO. P MltlX, Trustee ' D 3. Newton, Ally 4t Nov He tlrMINtATBATone notice Having qualified •• admlalxtrator af the »»lata ol l, M. Crain, ilaoaaatd. laid at [,'lavelend count], North Carolina, thta la in notify all paraona having claim# ifatnat lha aatala of aald danaaatd to n iiibli them to the undaraifnad at ibady, N C on or bafnra Nnvambor M, KM, ar l-hla nolica will ba plaadad In bar of their rarovary All paraona nriahted to aald Of lata win piaaaa maka Immadtato pay ment. ■rhla tha Kth day of November, till f RANK L IfOYl.E adminatrator M 1. M Crain, rtrceaaed. Bynum E Weather*. Atty ft Nov Me TBl’KTKE a BALE or Etit aaTATE Default navuif naan inada In lha ray mam of tha Indatitadneae aarurad by that certain daad of truat to Hobart L R} burn, trualra. executed by Mary 4. tom moot, widow, and L W Hamrick ano alia, Kaaia Hamrick on tha fird day oi January, IBM and recorded In tha yafln try of Clavaland county, M C„ in boo* 183. at page 148. 1 will, undar and by Virtua or tha powar of aala containad in •aid dard of Iruat. and at tha raquaat af ilia caatul qua truat. and for tha purroar of dtacharflnf tha drbt aarurad fey aaio deed of truat. procaad to aall to tha hlfli cat bidder, lor caah, at tha court houaa door in »hr|by, Clavaland county N. C. at !> o'clock M. on tVadnaiday, Oaaamkar a, l»M lha foilowinf daacrlbtd land, to-wit. Kirat Tract All thal latiaIii tract ol land containing If acraa, ootlvoyfd1 to Mary J Lemmnnt by B, Blanton, com nriaaionar, by dead dated January fnd. KOI. heart for which la raflawrad in tha olflca of tha raglatcr of daada for Clave land county. N. C . In book tl, paga tgf rafaranca to which la hartby made for full daacrlpMon and which rtaacriptlon la haraby mada a pait of thla inatrulnant, except ona acra aold off K W. R. Put nam. Second Tract: All that M acraa of land dcacrlptlon for which la In daad oaaouteu by K. A Btraat to J A. Htrrat on Octofeai Kth. Ill*, and which daad la of racorfl In tha olflca of lha raglatcr of daada oi Clavaland county, N. C. In book <| at paga I7g, rafaranca to which la haroh' inada for full dcacrlptlon and which da •ariptioii la haraby mada a part af thta inelrumant. Thta property la aold aubjoct to oil taxaa and all prior ancumbrancaa octal In* agatnat aaina. its the 4th day of Norambor. 1833 ROBERT L RYBURN, Trualeg, Default having baan mada 10 tho pay ment of tha lndabtednaaa aacurad by that certain dead of truat to William Llnafeer gar. truataa, accented by J. 8. Car pan! ar on the goth day of March, 18.10 and re corded In tha regietry of Cleveland coun tv N. C„ In book KJ, at paga fog, I will undar and by virtue of tha powar of aala contained In aald daad of truat and at lha raqueat of tha caatul qua truat, and for the purpoae of dlaehargtng the dent aarurad by aald daad of truat. proeood to aall to tha higheat bidder, for eeah, at tha court houaa door In Shelby. Clavaland county. N C.. at 11 o'clock M on Wedneeday, December I, KM lha following deaertbed lot tfe-wlti Lying and being tn Ho. • tawsahip Cleveland county, N. C., and lying on Ihe aaat (Ida of North Morgan strait In the town of Bhalby, N. C. and beginning at en Iron ateke In tha aaat of Ncftth Morgan atraat, tha northweet corner ef lot aold to M. A. Spangler, and rune thence with aaat edge of aald alreat. Berth 1-48 aaat aftk teat to a ateke In edge at an alley running eaat and waat: thence with the couth edge of aald alley, couth 17-18 eaat ffl teat more ar laag ta an iron ataka on waat edge of north and aouth allay and at tha junction tharaet. thence with aald edge of aald allay 'truth 1-48 waat 88Mi feat to an Iron ataka. M. A. Rpanglar a norlheait corner; thence with Bpangler'a line north 87-18 waat tM fact more or laaa to a ataka In edge af North Morgan atraat, tha beginning eer Thia property la aold aubjaet ta all taiaa and all prior ancumbrancaa canting igalnet aald property. Thla tha 4th day of November, 111] WILLIAM Ltrmmcim. Truataa D. X Newton. Atty. TlUtmi BALE OP BEAL BIT D E. Newton, Atty. <t Hav ga I. "I HUNTED all day long... and just knocked ’em cold. I smoke Chesterfields all the time and 111 tell the world... they’re milder!” • LtabiU +. ittAa* lojiAt.’* ~*r: