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A Pair of Shoes, Extra nice ones
Bedrooom Slippers, Very latest styles
Silk Hose, Extra Quality
A Shirt Waist or Camisole
Kid Gloves in Grey, B-owh and Black
Silk Handkerchief-
It will pay you to inspect our line before you buy.
Come in and be convinced.
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MEATS, FISH AND OYSTERS
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THE VERY BEST IN EVERYTHING IN FRESH
MEATS, FISH AND OYSTERS sold at the lowest
Prices and Delivered Promptly. Order from either
market, up-town or old mill.
First Quality, Full Weight, Prompt Delivery,
Courteous Treatment.
Two Markets
Peoples Meat Market
W. n. Caldwell. Prop.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, '
Lucaa County, m,
Frank J. Cheney make, oath that he
Is Motor partner of the firm of P. J.
Chen.r Co., dolnc business in tils Clt
- of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm 'will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
' and every case of Catarrh that cannot b.
cured by th. use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY,
z Sworn to befere me and tubsrrlhed In
my presence, this sth day of December.
A. D. 1884. A. W. OLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hair. Catarrh Medicine is taken In
. ternally and act. through the Blood on
th. Mucous Surfaces of th. System. Send
for tiatlmonlals, freo.
P. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all drumclits. Tic.
Ball' Family Pill, (or constipation.
Mortgage Sale
Under and by virtue of the powers
of tale contained in three certain mort
gage deeda from W. M. Carpenter
and wife, as follows: One to R. H
Garrett, commissioner on March 15th,
1906; One to Arthur Roberta on Dec.
28th, 1910, and one to Plonk Brothers
Co. on April 3d, 1917, we will, on
Monday, the 6th day of Jan., 1919, at
. twelve o'clock, noon, at the Court
House door in Sheby, N. C, sell to
- the highest bidder for cash the lands
conveved in .aid Mortcmr. wMh
described as follows; Beginning at
' poplar on the east side of the Kings
Mountain and Clover road, and runs
N. 06 E. 13.80 chains to a rock and
pointers; thence S.26 E. 19.36 chains
to a rock and pointers; thence H.65 W.
16.00 chaina to a rock on east side of
aforesaid: road; thence with said road
to the beginning, containing. Thirty
Acres, more or less. This the 7th day
or December, 1918.
Plonk Bros. & Co.
Mortgagees.
i Mortgage Sale
By virtue of the powers of sale In a
mortgage from Lloyd Blanten and wife
to me, dated March 11, 1918, 1 will on
Friday, Jan. 10, 1919 at 12 o'clock
noon, at the court house door in Shel
by, N. C. sell to the highest bidder
for cash the land conveyed by said
mortgage described as follow; Begin
ning at iron stake in old Parker line on
North side of King street and runs
with said street N. 88 1-2 W. 62 1-2 ft.
to a stake; thence N. 40 1-4 K 221 ft
to a stake; thence S. 88 1-2 E. 52 1-2
ft to a stake: thence S, 40 1-2 w.' 221
ft to beginning, containing 14 acre.
This Dec 16, 1918. -
' v ' Samuel Parker,.
Mortgagee ;
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PETERSON'S STRAW RIDE ETC
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like-to mix, especially when one
is a ford in th river and wain
deep in. cold mountain water, we
wore at a loss to know what to
do uext, Howover after stlrrinp
in the sticks for a time wu found
a good farinor who was kind
onoueh to tell us of a bildc
that wasn't a ford about ilirhtei n
miles further up the river. We i
as we were out for a irood time
and didn't care where we went it
was up to us to find I he budge so
we started lively for Barton's
bridge. Well, we were doomed
to disappointment for after trav
eling about fifteen miles the car
in front went to the bad with a
broken axle. As I have alwas
had a knack at getting out ol
tight places we sent the p;ood
car on to the bridge with instru
ctions to double back and get
the walking party wherever they
found them. After
Evand riding some we all got to
I wether on the bridge, ten of us
with one little old ford car .nd
B thirty two miles from the farm
in the roughest mountain coun
try you ever laid eyes on. As
we wern all Rood and hungry we
decided to forage some. We
found somo canned goods but
not a bit of bread of any kind,
but we ate all the same. Latei
j
we imu a gooc i.i'iy to bake U
some bread aid we ate agal
f . u V. , , - -
aiuur wiuuu we neara ol a car
near tht we might net to take
us somewhere, and surn enough
we iouna tne car but not
a arop of gas to be had so the
car was useless to us as it refus
ed to crank. The owner told us
of another oar about six miles
down the river that we could get
so we loaded the one car and
started it dow.i to get the other
one and send it back for us. Af
idi a iwi ui ujoui an nour we
started walking till something
turned up, which did pretty
soou. Aftr about five mile:
walk wo came on the car thai
was hauling the first party in
the, side ditch broken down with
not a man in sight, there is
where my heart failed, the men
had gone on afoot in hones of
getting the car they had started
to find and send it for ua
vVclt we walked for some tim
tnd mot t'lsiH ccmirig ba..k witli
.he word thai there was nothing
loing in the car lino. We wer.
ill together again, ten of us and
no c ir at a I, and twf nty s'x
miles from ro't, not a fimi d ii
sight, and it dark. After a kind
of ueace conference we voted to
walk all together till something
els3 happened. We walked for
8me lime when we came in
sight of a light and it was a
welcome sight. We called and a
jlever looking man came to the
Joor. After convincing him that
we were up to no devUtnent hv
agreed to tak-j us to Clarksville
which is about five miles' from
(.he farm. We not being altoge
ther satisfied with thip, he after
a little more persuasion agreed
to take us to the river two miles
from the farm. Well here our
straw ride began. Filling; the
wagon bed with straw, ten of us
and two mountain men started
down Soque River. The moon
gave us a little light till about
eleven o'c'ock ufter which it was
as dark as you generally see it.
We crossed the river four times.
Some places the driver said it
was thousands of feet almost
straight down to the river bed.
Well at one o'clock we were at
the point where the wagon was
to turn back and SI one thirty
we were at the farm and in . the
bed for the night. .Monday finds
ns all well and at work. I have
another ride to tell about but
fearing that you will be worried
with this I will close.
In conclnsiou I will say that
Mr. Elrod and family are clever
people as can be found any whei e
and if the Lant farm is not a
success It will be no fault of Mr.
Elrod's management.
H. P. Peterson.
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