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PAGE FOUB TEE PERQUIMANS WEESLT EJEETFOKD, N. C. FRIDAY, Get Extra Feed By Temporary Grazing Temnnrarv irrazine crOPB for late fall and early spring gracing offer one of the best methods ol increas ing feed supplies, say . Extension UtH at N. C State College. There are various combinations that may be: used and the tollowing rutM nf -eedino- are recommended: in rounds of rve arrass and 16 pounds f rrimwii clover: 20 Pounds of crimson clover and 1 bushel each of and rve: 2 bushels of oats and 1 bushel of wheat; and 20 to 30 nfkiimla of crimson clover. Vetch is especially good for sandy soils and muv h used with any of these com binations. Farmers have found that larger seeding rates produce quicker onH hoftviflr soda. Heavier seedings of small grains than usual will furnish both gracing and grain. The recommended settl ings are 3 bushels of barley, 2 to 2 knoheia of wheat, or 2 bushels of rye. umtsr rve does not Hive much growth for grazing or winter cover, and the best variety is Abruszi. Where a grower is in doubt as to th hoat. variety of croD to be grown. he should consult his county agent nH ask for. information as to which varieties are producing the best grazing for the particular section. Dates of seeding are very import ant and these will vary over the state. Earliness of seeding and rela tive heavy fertilization to speed up the production of a good soil cover before cold weather are two of the most important factors in producing successful grazing crops, according to farmers' reports and Experiment Station tests. During the 1943-44 season excep tionally fine temporary grazing crops were reported from all sections of North Carolina. Some almost unbe lievable records were established, with very large numbers of animals being grazed on comparatively small areas where thick sods were obtained. den, Lucy Forehand and Mrs. Ellie Forehand, The . i astor, uie Kev. Arthur Stephenson, gave a short talk. t--:'r After a very short business ses sion the meeting adjourned with the League Benediction to meet in bep- tember with Lillian Rae Perry. BUY MORE WAR BONDS LEGAL NOTICES WANTED AIL PEOPLE SUFFER ing with Kidney Trouble or back ache to try KIDDO at 97c. Money back guarantee. - Roberson's Drug Store. Hertford. N. C. aug.2g-44 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Executor of the estate of William T. Window, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Belvidere, N C, on or before the 15th day of July, 1945, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will pleas make immediate payment. This 15th day of July, 1944. J. D. WINSLOW, C. M. WINSLOW, Executors of William T. Winslow. july21,28,aug.4,ll,18,25. MOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PnBPERTY FOH riini-PAYhiEnr mlm . The undersigned, Sheriff of Perquimans County, will offer for sale at public biddings to the highest bidder on Monday, September 4, 1944, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at the Court House Door in Perquimans County, the following property for non-payment of 1943 taxes. The amount represents the amount of taxes due, plus cost, J. EMMETT WINSLOW, Sheriff Perquimans County Mlng,,KaUei 4 acres', Wlnslorland Newb, Dewey l EJng St let Parker, Henry 3iejrai, 1 Dobk St lot .1 ,id i HERTFORD NO. 1 Fields, E. M., 1 Grubb St. lot Goodwin, J. R., 30 acres Perry land; 13 acres Goodwin land; 23 acres swamp land r 13" Hancock, Mrs. F. S., 40 acres Thach land -io Davenport, Mrs. J. H., 40 acres Thach land -18 Keen, Mrs. Cleo B., 17 acres J. 0. White land 17-99 Long, Mrs. C. A., 40 acres Thach land 6-18 Moore, Mrs. James, 44 acres home land Mi Moore, John E., 28 acres home land l0-ilis McMullan, Mrs. W. T, Estate, 1 Church St. lot 52.64 Shannonhouse, Howard Estate. 13 acres marsh land 3.08 Small, P. H. Estate, 1 Church St. lot 4-70 43.24 10.08 69.36 13.26 BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Troy Elliott entertained at her home on Friday, August 11, in honor of tier daughter, Miss Alice Gray Elliott's sixth birthday. Many games were enjoyed out doors by all, after which a delicious course of ice cream and cake was served. Those present were Jessie Ray Mansfield, Irwin Mansfield, Willroy Nixon, Thomas Nixon, Warren Nix on, Frankie Benton, Ruth E. Good win, Janice Goodwin, Raye Goodwin, Ocia Lee Elliott, Murray Mack El iiott, Annie Elizabeth Dail, Billie Elliott, Patsy Elliott, Pat Davis, -Margaret BavtsrLeretta Davis, Eva Lee Byrum, Lawrence Elliott, Hub ert Elliott, Jarvis Elliott, Laora Ellen Elliott, Gertrude Elliott, Hat tie Elliott, Preston Elliott, Mr. An-1 thony Elliott, Mrs. W. H. Elliott, Mrs. R. L. Byrum, Mrs. Samuel Mansfield, Mrs. Shelton Nixon and Mrs. Sidney Goodwin. Those send ing gifts were James Griflin, Kath arine Baker and Shirley Baker. WHITESTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John Lassiter, Elmer Lassiter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White and Miss Evelyn White spent Sun day in Norfolk, Va. Howard Williams, Jr., ol Hertford, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Williams. John and Thomas Chappell, of Marion, Indiana, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Winslow. Jesse LeRoy I.ane, of Elizabeth City, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Winslow. Mrs. bailie Davis, of Webster, Texas, arrived Saturday to make her horn with her sister, Mrs. Charlie Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Munden, of Norfolk, Va., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winslow and children, and Mark Temple, of New land, visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Winslow Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. P. Layden and Mrs. Tracy Winslow. of Hertford, and Mrs. Car roll Layden, of Baltimore, Md., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winslow Tuesday. Misses Marjorie and Thelma White have returned from Burlington, after visiting thier aunt, Mrs. Claude Walker, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Winslow and chililrn. of Aocky Mount, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Calvin Winslow. NOTICE OF RE-SALE Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Perquimans County, made in the Special Proceed ing entitled Margaret S. Jordan vs. Anna Olive Jordan et als, an advance bid having been made of the first sale price, the undersigned commit sioner will, on the 29th day of At jrust, 1944, at 11:30 O'clock a. m., at the Courthouse door in Hertford. North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash that certain , tract of land lying and being in Bel- videre Township, Perquimans Coun j tv, 'North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Wm. H. Fowler, John R. Lane and others, and bounded and described as follows: ' Said tract of land betne the maiden land of Elizabeth Ann White, first wife of Timothy White, deceased, in herited from her by her three chil dren, Sarah A. Chappell, Margaret J. Jordan and Theodore Shelton White. Said tract of land is bound ed on the north and east by lands of Wm. H. Fowler, on the south by the lands of John R. Lane, on the west by the Public Road, containing about 40 acres to be the same more or less. See Deed Book 6, Page 589. A five per cent deposit will be re quired, of, the successful bidder. Dated and posted this 14th day of August. ,1944. ' , " CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Commissioner. aug.18,25. Smith, G. W., 29 acres home land Sumner, Thomas, 1 Front St. lot Ward. Mrs. R. F.. 1 Edenton Road lot White, C. W., 3 Willow St. lots; 2 Grubb St. lots; 1 vacant lot; 2 Perry lots; 1 Railroad Ave. lot 42-42 White, John A. Estate, 6 acres Winslow land , 2.87 White, Laura B., 100 acres Lipscomb land ''.96 Goodwin, Elisha Estate, 23 acres Goodwin swamp land 5 51 Perry, Alton, 48 acres. H. H, Blaachard land; 80 acres Smith land. Privott, Willii heirs,. 20 acres heme land -"' ", m ..-'i .n, ' .'. Reed., Wilson, I Dobb St let LlL-J ...'-i ',--f- Skinner, Chas., 1V4 acres Parish land , , - - - . , ,i . , PARKVILLE NO. 1 Hurdle, C. M. and Umphlett, Mrs. Deanie, 29tt acres Jennie Htirdle land; 19 acres Wesley Hurdle land; lft acres Hurdle land 16.74 Madrey, Mrs. John, 3 acres home land 6.68 Reed & Felton, 1 filling station and garage lot -- 56.58 Skinner. T. G. heirs, 425 acres Grate Parker land 16-! Trueblood, C. N., 1 home lot .1 Trueblood, Mrs. Mary S., 2 3-4 acres home land 7-oo White, Joe, 30 acres Johnson-Corbett land 17.91 White, Mrs. Lizzie heirs, 1 Winfall lot 10.21 Winslow, A. R. heirs, 800 acres Bright's Mill Pond land; 25 acres Ward's Island land; 1 T. A. Perry lotl Pearl St. lot 22.60 Ward, T. D.. 25 acres home land 13.85 Skinner, Lavenia, 20 acres Skinner land Stallings, Alonzo, 1 Dobb St lot ... i----.' i Stallings, Alonzo (1942), 1 Dobb St lot V .i.,.t ww, ,jiW,f ift5; t Stallii,s, Alonzo (1941), 1 Dobb St lot fc Stallings, Timothy, 1 acre home land;: 2 acres Winslow land; 6 acre ' S. M. Reed land -J 11 Sutton. B. J., 1. Edenton Road lot -.-. , 1C Thompson, C. B., L Dobb St. lot 10 Walker, Mary, 1 Market Street lot o; r Waters, Harriet, 1 Market St lot . --' " Welch, Henry heirs, 61 acres land . , - "i White. Wm. McKinley, 7 acres Reed land : ' BETHEL NO. 2 Barco, Charlie, 60 acres Sutton land Bembry, Bettie, 2 acres land Bembry, Moses, 50 acres Isaiah Bembry land Billups, Berta, 2 acres Small land Ervin, Dennis, 16 acres home land Felton, Eugene, 61 acres Nixon land Felton, James, 14 acres Felton land Felton, Mills heirs, 4 acres Thach-Long land Griffin, Lavinia, 15 acres Holly land Hassell, Geo. T., 7 acres Williams land Hoffler, J. E. heirss, 15 acres HofTier land Holley, George W., 15 acres Truitt land Hollev Isabella estate. 15 acres Truitt land Hillev. John. 15 acres Truitt land . ' 9A Jones, Harry, 12 acres Norcum land .";;8.1 Lamb, March, 8 acres home land ,f,?IA Long, Charles heirs, 4 acres Long land ;; .,2.t, Lyons. Jerry. 75 acres home land 8. Moore, T. C, 16 acres Long land . A.4 McDonald, Oscar, 5 acres Harrell land 2.6 Nixon. Nelson. 1 acre Skinner land 9.T Satterfteld. Marv L. 11 acres land 2.6 Simpson, Sam, 3 acres Simpson land j. 6.1 Skinner. Georire C, 7 acres ransn iana ia -X -J' ... ,' e i- s, 13. io.; - io.; BELVIDERE NO. 1 Albertson, Frank, 87 acres Bennie Lamb land Vi.o Boyce, J. W., 25 acres Layden tract 6-46 Bunch, Elizabeth and Thurston, 15 acres Riddick land Chalk, Eliab E. Estate. 25 acres J. A. Smith land Copeland, Luther D., 17 acres E. W. Forehand land; 41 acres Bush land Copeland, VaJand. 55 acres Henry Copeland land 3.24 6.77 24.97 Don't Neglect Them! Ntur devtcned the kidneya to do a nmrvelous job. Their task it to t-eop the flowinf blood it ream free of an rxoeao of toiic impurities. The act of living lif$ itulf ia const iintly producinf wast matter the kidneys must remove from the blood if good heath is to endure. When the kidneys fail to function aa Nature intended, there is retention of waste that may cause body-wide die tress. One may suffer nuftrioK backache, persistent headache, attacks of diz-xineaa, letting up nights, swelling, puffin ens under the eyes feel tired, nervous, all worn out. Frequent, scanty or burning passages are sometimes further evidence of kid ney or bladder disturbance. The recotcnized and proper t-catmcn is a diuretic medicine to lulp In 4:. ys tet rid of excess poisonoun body v.aste foe Doan's Pills. Tftey hkve had more than forty yenrs oi public approval. Are endorsed tle i v. '-r. Iti.t on JJoan'. Sold at all dpuu ."tor -b. Eason, Mrs. Elizabeth,' 80 acres home iand . 16.22 Kason, W. A., 6 acres home land 5.94 forehand, Alfred heirs, land , 6.60 Griflin, Clifton, 42 acres N. B. Dail land 23.21 Griffin, C. N 40 acres Edmond Riddick land 7.12 Hurale, Mrs. Q, R. Estate, 24 acres Desert land 4.29 Lamb, Ernest. T., 47 acres Benjamin Lamb land; 18Mi acres Ann Boyce land; 9 acres C. N. Griffin land Lilly, Fete, 2 acres-Robertson land; 2 acres David Cox land . Mansvefd, Annie Nixon, 30 acres W. H. Nixon land ' Rogers, Joseph; 808 acres C, Perry- land . - Kountree, Gus, 447 acres J. M. Riddick land Rountree, Jesse A., 50 acres Charity Winslow land' Rountree, Mrs. Jesse, 76 .acres Harrell land ; Rountree, Ralph; Harris, Gayle and Dorothy, 15 acres Riddick land Shepherd, W. B., 1179 acres Cotton tract : Southern Vineyard Co., 40 acres Vineyard land Stallings, Willie, 100 acres Edmund Riddick land 80.6H 10.61 10.02 89.63 Skinner, Mary B., 4 acres Copeland land; 6 acres Copeland land. Skinner. Nelson. 1 acre Skinner land Skinner, Slant, 1 acre school house land Sutton, J. F., 34 acres Norcum land Turner, Francis, 16 acres Truitt land White. Jake. 10 acres Beech Spring land 10.2 1M 91 6.11 12.21 .o: NEW HOPE NO. 2 Godfrey, Elnora, 2 acres Margaret Stallings land Granberjy, Granville. 13 acres Winslow land: 28 acres Margaret Wilson land Win tan I w 14 Hcrpq .1 H Hintnn lflnri Hoffler, A. W., 16 acres Lamb land; 1 town lot JW JntiTifinn Hnwarrl 1 fi hitpq Vinmp land . 1- Johnsnn TTsinnfhfll nAirfl 1 acrA home land aa Mablne, Madison, 66 acres Burcher Bright land Mj Mnor Minnip D S3 ncrAa Mnllpn lnnH 18.63 Moon. W. J.. RK arrpa rnvin-K!S.l land: V, acre Moore land 667 Overton, Dewey, 33 acres Harriet Bowe land; 81 acres Lowry Aydlett land . Overton, Geotge heirs, 40 acres home land - Overton, J. L., 13 acres Jackson land; 10 acres Overton land Turner, Alonzo, 43 acres John W. Turner land White, Rosetna estate, 6 acres home land; 44 acres D. Simpson land Whedbee, William, 1 acre home land '. : Zachary, J. N.. 60 acres Allen land , .. 81. 11 7X, 6.6 11.0(1 zxi 6.431 ' lb.val 40.98) . 12.84 Trueblood, Charlie, 2 acres J. P. CartwTight land Uphoff, W. E.. 80; acres Parkville Drainage land Vann, G. G., 7 2-3 acres Vann land 3.81 NEW HOPE NO. Bateman, H. W., b acres land 13.33 Bateman, Mrs. Missouri, 6 acres home land 15.75 Colson, John, Sr. heirs, 65 acres Woods land 9.14 Divers, Maude Perry estate, 80 acres Cove Swamp land; 5 acres John son land; 80 acres Cleary land '- YtXA Godfrey, S. D. heirs, 115 acres home land "- 48.74 Goodman, H. B. estate, 80 acres Humphries land 16.63 Haskett, Moody 30 acres Tom Butt land - b.OO Ivey, Dennis, 15 3-10 acres Ivey land; 18 3-10 acres lvey land a.a BELVIDERE NO. 2 Armstrong, Chlora, 8 acres Billups land Archie, Paul, 2 acres Gew. Hunter-land Billups, Ed, 2 ecres Armstrong land; 3 acres home raHiT--- Billups, Elnora V., 10 acres Jih Hurdle land ' RilluTM. John A.. ficreft H. Eason tract: 1 flUinsr station lot 1 0 ri I F f r . . J'-'j BillupsrW. H0 Jr.. acre Hester Winslow land 15.o3 I lUnnprinrH. Marv. S ftcrM hftms 1&nl ' - 21.76 Brothers, Martha, 22 acres Perry land 1 11-611 I Burke. John A.. 3 acres home land: lQtt acres SimDSon HtlMfi 8 acres ' Sammie Winslow land .nL 11.0 Butts. Lee. 40 acres home land . .i... -j.." 18.7a Butts. Ben. 3 acres Lee Butts land 4.2f Cooper, John A.. 2 acres home land; 22 acres Perry land 13.951 Dail, Rufus, 20 acres A. Perry land ... lCba Daniels, Martha J., 12 acres C. Hurdle land -.19 Hollowell. Pat heirs, 11 acres home land- 8 acres swamp la nd 14.11 KHunter, Thessa, land 6.18J Hurdle, Harrison, 60 acres home land; 19 acres Ben Hurdle lan d 24.61 Hurdle, Joe, 2 1-8 acres home land 9.84 29.32 18.26 23.43 6.12 9.02 Jordan, Maude, 12 acrees Millie Hurdle land ,- Lilly, James, S acres Gaither Riddick land Morris, Hester heirs, 6 acres home land - Overton, John Henry, 2 acres Edmund Riddick land Perry, Isabella D., 12 acres Emmanuel Perry land Perry, Thaddeus W., 4 acres Rhoda Perry land Rawles, Alice, 5 acres Hester Winslow land Ivey, Willie, 15 6-10 acres home land 1-31 iRiddickj James C, 4 acres home land 55.64 23.28 87.10 CIRCLE NO. TWO MEETS Circle Number Two of the Worn-, nn's Missionary Society of the Bap tist Church met on Monday night, August 7th, at the home of Mrs. B. W. Pennington. Mrs. Pennington was in charge of a very interesting nm-ram. The devotional was given hy Mrs. J. W. Hampton and Mrs. T. F. Raper closed the meeting with prayer. Those present were Mrs. Maude Godwin, Mrs. R. L. Holmes, Mrs. J. W. Hampton, Mrs. E. A, Byrum, Mr. Allen Perry, Mrs. Ben Wood, Mrs. R. L. Skinner, Mrs. T. E. Raper and the hostess. During the soHal hour the hostess served refreshments. YOTTNG PEOPLE'S MEETING The young people of Anderson's Church Held their regular monthly meetiiMr Monday night, August 14, wth Josephine and Johnnie Hnnter TVelve : members and three; visitors vi present. ? Jooerhine Hunter was in, charge of the prrram for the evening. Those taking twit in the pTogram . wert "Msrjon'e Ferehandj- MynJlMf-- TAYLOR MAM EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA WE HAVE THE SHOWS Friday, August 25 Walter Brennan, Len McCallister, Jeanne Crain, June Haver and Charlotte Greenwood in "HOME IN INDIANA" Saturday, August 26 ; Charles Starrett and "Cannonball" Taylor in "SUNDOWN VALLEY" Sunday, August 27 Matinee 2:30, 4:15. Night, Ronald Graham and Trudy Marshall in "Ladies Of Washington" 9:15 Monday-Tuesday, Aug. 28-29 Charles K. Feldman presenile "FOLLOW THE BOYS" 7 50 Stars 4 Bands - 20 Songs .Wednesday, Auguet 10 Bargain bay Rosemary Lam and Johnny Downs In "TROCADERO ' AlsiT-Phantom' No. 1 Thura, FrL, Attg. SI Sept. 1 Fredrie Marck SnJ . Alexia Ssnith In THE ADVENTURES OF " .MARK TWAIN" . '. Jacnrlcs. Henrv. 15 acres Cove Swamn land - Iassiter, C'L, 116 acres Goodman land Lutz, Chas. A., 80 acres home land; 92 acres fishing ground Morse, Ernest, 10 acres Wilson land; 85 acres home land; 6 acres Sam Banks land; 148 acres Ivey land Perry, Mrs. Minnie I., 30 aeries Sawyer land; 6 acres swamp land; 60 acres home land S. Sawyer, H. G., 10 acres Layden land Wilson, Curtis, 19 acres Ivey land Wilson, L. R., 19 acres Iveyi land . White. Mrs. J. R.. 15 acres swamn land , Woods, Mrs. Nora, 30 acres': Lute land .54 J .Riddick, T. R., 4 acres home land - 8.81 Rountree, C. W., land 8.58 Rountree, Julia, 15 acres C. W. Winslow land .ol Small, Clinton,-2 acres Small land Small. Cyph, 7 acres Small land - 93.91 3.03 11.96 66.02 2.64 6.U0I 3 Small, Herman and Luther, 19 acres Small land 6 Small, Mary estate, 7 acres Small land Smith, Leroy, 12 acres home .land - Smith. W. E. estate, 7?4 acres home land White, Frank B.,l02 acres Stanton land; 2 acres Stanton land; 40 acres home land ; : ... , Bateman, G. R., 20 acres jBETHEL-NO. Bateman land 12.09 ! Rutlr. Mm. A. A.. 58 acre Mansion-Shannonhouse land 11.30 Congleton, L F., 50 acres part Mansion land 8.54 Elliott, Josiah, 6 acres Gilliam-Barnes land; 6 acres Barnes land; 6 acres Barnes land; 60 apres Bagley-T. S. White land 24.61 Hare, Mrs. W. R., 65 acres Johnson land . 21.19 Jones, Tdrs. J. L. estate, 16 acres J. L. Jones land -72 TusffAr. n v ani w T. . fur are Moran Williams iana xu.w Lockwood. C. W., 50 acres E. S. White-Rempson land Mad re, fiVia, 11 acres Hoffler-Bateman land . Morris, Mrs. G. P., 30. acres Morris land Parker, Mrs. J. H., Jr. heirs, 80 acres Madrey land Phillips, J. J., 51 acres Stepney-Simons land Smith, W. W., 46 acres Brinkley land J-i Sumner, T. B., 466 acres Williams land; 131 acres part Eure land land; 26 acres Jones land 1-.---,. Wood, Forehand & Hobbs, 90; acres Stepney land . ' . u'$h',,.,;., : . HERTFORD NO. I Bembry,' Moses; ,1 Edenton Rroad lot Blanchardr George H., 1 Dobb3 St, lot - Boone, Zion, 11 acres Winslow land; 12 acres T. W. Nixon land, 2 1-5 acres . Easter Boone land , , . Coftleld; OHie; 1 Cox Ave. lot . ; . Cooper,' Geo.'W.,' 1 Dobb St: lot. ......- ,n.'ii :,. ... ru' Dail, Elbert, 1 Coyeni Garden lot -4- - Dail, EHsha, 1. Dobb St lot; 1 King St. lot; 1 King St. lot; 1 Fannie "Perry lot; 1 Edenton Road lot;: 1 Hattie pail lot u.. Dail, Rufus, 80 acres Perry land . ...,.-r Douglas,. Louisa ,heirs, 1 Grubb St. lot ,--4.-, ..-- Elliott, Arthur. 1 King4 St, lot 1 Felton,; Elee, 1 King St, lot 1- a-j- Felton,. George, 1 ICing St lot v, . Felton, James. 1 :oad.r'St' li-I-ffiii. m fe4'--f Felton. Mary L estate. 1 King St lot - Felton, Pettigrew, 4 acres Winslow land Felton, Wilmon.1 King St lot . j Franklin: Prentice tstatec l KeM-uuie lot (Winslow, Alice J., 23 acres home land Winslow, Crene J., 80 acres home land 17.9S Winslow, Mrs. -George H' 16 acre C. Winslow land Winslow, James A., 7 acres U- ri. winslow land Winslow, John A, 1 acre R. H. Hurdle land Winslow, W. T., 16 acres C. Winslow landv.l-.L-'. Hurdle, Odell, land - Armstrong, G. W. heirs. 27 acres Morgan land ,oo- Armstrong, J. T- 3 11,.1V T 8.7R 5.471 2.611 1 PARKVILLE NO. 2 M7.52 acret Jackson land ..u.i. ': ; 10JJ0 Brothers, Edgar, 1 Belvidere Road lot ..:... ii' 21.12 VUBWU. WOllCD,V yi..-j-....l...l,;........ Daughtery, Henry Earl, 2 seres Key Place land; 6 acres Lee Hinton land 9.64 6.00 80.99 OA OO , g uaviH, iecaiur, -je acres', Annie omaii iana . gOO t Douglass, Martha, 24 acres Douglass land , aa--, Eason, Harriett, 80. acres Smith-Eason land narreii, Aiex, ia acres J. w, wrute na Harrell, Anderson, 2 Winiall lots Harrell, Annie heirs, 45 acres Jessup land '-. Hinton, Pattie, 17. 7-10 acres H. Hinton land Jiobbs, Elsberry heirs, 1 WinfarJ lot 7.96 7.36, Hobbs. Mary Randall.,' 1 Winfall lot ; : 1 Hollowell, William H. and wife, 1 Perkins lot ."..j. 13.02 Hudson, Millie-Hinton, 23 1-10 a08 J. H. Hinton land 10.61 (Hurdle, Solomon, 1-8 interest in Emmeline Hurdle Jand : 28J27' Johnson, Neppie, 1 acre Jerry Riddick land a j. ,4 ones, v;narue, acres nenancus iana ...ii,iii Jones, Dora, 3 acres home land ., Jones, Rosa heirs, 1 home lot -u----..s;..i Lawrence, Dancy, 1 Winfalji lot - . McPherson, Emma,' 9 acres L. B. Felton Jsnd-w.. .... uverton, caroune, l winfau lot Perry, Maggie, 1 Winfall lot i 830 1116 v 76 9.72 - 3.63 v 22.77 1 18.86 2.64 Perry, Mary Vv 87 acres Winslow land Reid, O. D- 2 Wilson Reid lots .v- Riddick, Hugh 'Willie,1 1 Tolson-Edwards lot;" 1 Tojson lot ttogerson, jonn i nome lot i Gallon Bettie XL, 2 acres Winslow land Holly, Alpine, I King St lot Hollyw Jessie V.,.1 King St lot Holly. Moses. 8 acres Lane land James, George W-, Jr. 1 Dobb St lot 10.64 Rogerson, Sarah heirs, 18 acres home land ' 4.71 Sampson Louis, 2 acres Symons land . 3J?1 , Small, Mary L, 15 acres Hendricks land 1 13.26 Spellraan, Edward, 1 Win 'all 1 2.64 - U&b 6.47 ,t4.r' 6.4 : st , ' 1 11.7 8 ,7-' 8 -11 ' ' 6 2 s- 2. i: ; 2 2.o fl 8.f" (6.C M.t 8.1 11' 2.). IV. 2! Knifi-hts. Irish Progressive. 1 Knight lot Leary, Henderson 10 ecres.. Saunders land . 16.22 Stallings, D. R, 33 f"" I'dn lend; tacre Cl.erry t.bson land 6.07 White, Elihu.l to4 lot :,-' J ' 14.7ft White, J. W, 1 lot -I ZZ 1 - " , ftJJtf White, Petr hr--, 1 1 t , ' 8.24 .Winslow, Lc;' a, 9 i . L. x.. lei ton land 2.64 i rierce, wm.. h. rr , I I