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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02

HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots Mt lowest
prices, for cash or on installment plan;
We handie Heights property only; some
bargains this week: seventeen acres on
White Oak bayou and Katy railroad at
5000 Houston Heights office, 20 Main
street, John A. Milfoy agent. II
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PRIZE CONTEST,

,# PRIZE CONTEST.
re WANT the name and correct address
~ every lady in Texas, married or single,
1ntside OF Houston, who likes to dress
veil Five prizes are Il be given con-
testants who send MS the largest and most
corIect lists on or before July 10.
First prize, SO in gold
E Sc conh prize, $50 in CASH
3rhird prize, s. in cash.
N four,. prize, pair OF Patrician $3.50
Noes.
sTifth prize, ladies' $50 umbrella.
FED. KAN, MAMMOTH CLOTHIER-
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Huank NkqmetteNH?
HELP WANTED.

WANTED tachinists, first.class men only.
Apply to supcrlnterncnt South Texas Iron
Works. Iilll aud Burnett streets. 3
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guaranteed Hickman, 1910 Capitol; new
phone 1Oo3; several Qulckmeal stoves for
sale, 4
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ANY TOWN WANTING water works, cleo
tric lights, or anything from a canning
factory to n cotton mill, should write
companies. Agents wanted s,erywhere.
The Southwestern Promoting Co., Wilson
hullding. Houston. Texas u
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

bINDERA HOTEH, Bandera, Texasr~pDen
for summers hunting and fishing fadli.
tiesi telephone conneetionsi meup.ain
aud Esses drives, s@la
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02

FOR SALE--I4ots and 3. block 49T.
Walker and shepherd. $500; lot II, block
800, Pierce avenue, S376; 1o0x1lT feet,
Charities and Hadley, $1,000; rs acres on
Harrisburg rood; close In. Geo l.. Por-
ter & Co, o0GIi Main street. II
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MTE each prospective customer a per-
sonal letter by the Neidieh process; new:
1ct expensive. j. j. Pastorlza p. aud L.
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FOR SALE-Furniture OF tenroom house,
an new and good style. Address 14do
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LAWN MOWERS repaired and sharpencd.
Hickman, 1910 Capitol; new phone 1908;
all work guaranteed 4
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HAY FOR sALE-Choice new hay, grown
on Wharton county black land, III Campo
territory. Write Hood Martin, Glen
Flora, Texas. IA
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MES SENG EItS furnished. Toe per mes
III, saRe. Houston Messenger Bureau, Binz
* tbufding. 7-2S
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FOUR-ROOM cottage on Everett street,
one block irons chr line close to southern
Pacific shops, SLIGO. Weathersoy CO.,
t1U7ia Congress avenue. q
SOUR LAKE OIL LAND-4O acres within
1900 feet NJ gushers, perfect title; snap
for quick acceptance Late map and
writeup of the Sour Lake oil field mailed
free, Address c. G. Parsons, Bryan,
Texas
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WANTED.--I have 100000 cubic yards OF
grading to let on Santa Fe extension from
San Augustine to Center, Texas; long JOB
and good prices. l. j. Smith, contractor.
Center, Texas. 10
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"A 10 YOU want a home? We will loan YOU
= the money at per cent interest, payable
81 IN monthly installments. Call or address
IL NJ Means, 500 Biuz; agents wanted;
rs mclose stamp
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CLOSING out line of guitars, mando lis
and yiolns at lowest prices. C. Janke K
Co., 503 Maiu. 7-19
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FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Three choice lots. corner Car
oiihe ana Tuam streets. Garrett Hardcas-
lie, 9l0ls Congress avenue. a
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HAVE one million cubic yards of good
work to sublet at Jacksonville Texas;
good prices; pay both ways; free transpor-
tation over Southern Pacific. Apply at my
office In jacksonville or Orange, Teyns.
S A. Robinson, contractor. T-2T
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF State Purchasing Agent, Aus
tin. Texas, June 27.-Sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned at Austin,
Texas, until 10 O'Clock a. m, Tuesday.
July 20. next, and then opened, for fur
nishlng one or all the Texas State char
table and eleemosynary institutions with
n three to twelve months supply, begin
ming September l, 1902, of the articles
enumerated in the undernoted schedules.
referred to and made part of this adver-
tsement. Boots and shoes, blacksmiths
tools and materials, clothing, crockery.
glassware and aluminium goods. dry
goods and notions, drugs and chemicals,
drug sundry and proprietary articles,
electrical supplies. furniture, carpets,
etc, fuels. fresh meats. feed. flour, meal,
etc, farm implements, garden and field
seeds, groceries, hardware, tools, etc,
findings, lumber and builders material,
mems and boys furnishings, musical in
struments and supplies, oils, packing
and steam heating supplies, painters and
artists materials. school and kindergarten
supplies, tailors supplies. toilet paper. c.
r Dodge. State purchasing agent. 20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS de-
tails and specifications for. two-story
brick and stone city hall building, can be
seen at the mayors office, Brennan,
Texas. or at the office of A. o. Watson.
ar arrchitect AUSTIN hII Texas on or after July,
July 18th, A. d. 1902, at . o'clock a III.
accompanied with certified check in the
sum of $3.50, payable to the mayor OF
Brenham or his successor In office to be
forfeited in case bond in the sum Of
5000 well secured, is not made within
five, DAYS from date of award of contract.
Right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
James \. wilkins, Mayor of Brenham, 10
WANTED.--I have 100000 cubic yards of
grading to let on Santa Fe extension from
San Augustine to Center, Texas; long jou
and good prices. l. j. Smith, contractor.
Center, Texas. IL
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81 PER ACRE for rice iand $40 acres in
wharton, one of the greatest rice produc-
ing counties in Texas. Address w. =:
stewart. Jacksboro. Texas, II
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DRUG sToRE--will trade for farm lands
or city property ono Of tina best drug
businesses fn the center OF state. popula.
ton Of city $1,000 Address a o., this
ONCE
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SEND for large list of bargains IN farms,
ranches. cltS properties, etc. ]. c. Crisp
BeeYille, Texas -
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For SALE or TRADE--I08 acres out "
the west tract and "A acres ont OF the
east tract of the Thomas Hughes survey,
near Saratoga Hardin county: good oil
land For price and terms address w. Il.
Couultt. C0rsicana. Texas. tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-02

STORM WAGONS at S1t5 the most prac-
Teal all round buggy made. Mosehart &
Keller Co. .
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BICYCLES--Ladies' Hartfords, $40; CoItim-
bia, SIS; Syracuse, 81; gents wheels 81 TO
Sl2. Cal. and see what bargains they are
March Culmore, opera bouse, Houston.
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.MACHINES-You choice of Do
nestle. New Home, White or Singer for
$40 cash; several at So; all guaranteed.
Hickman, 1910 Capitol; new phone 1908;
sewing machines repaired, any condition,
by expert. j
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YMes- dyamt ode
. Gria4 Ga reasAto.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Large boiler sultaila iof hot
water heating system. For price and de-
scription apply TO Ed IIlam, Houston. Tex
as.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Modern plant for manufactur-
ing overalls. jumpers, shirts etc; all In
fine running order; n snap for some one;
Will sell at a great bargain If sold at
once; plant equipped with eighteen ma
chimes, electric motor, patterns, TOOLS
etc. Cali on or write Mrs. Pearl Lack
-lnnd. Terrell Texas &
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG man wants hoard and Lodging with.
in few blocks Of Central depot Address
Dor Washington avenue. i
WANTED-Mar couple wants two FUR
nished rooms and board In strictly private
family; must be modern house; close In
Address 1853, this offiee. 4
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

DONKEY and boys saddle. Will sell cheap
or trade for boys bicycle. 26oi Louisf-
ana.
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Nv les who use NAPLES Velvet Cream
NC soft, white hands II
Plies Velvet Cream. highly perfumed,
cents bottle; sold by Iewyn & Ander-
Main street, and Wepies' Drug Store.
psress avenue. II
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-28

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il0pklnsl 1922
The Jersey City news., 1902-06-28
SALE or DELINQUENT LANDS

1u. 1902
subscriber the CITY Ge6p Dnaer I
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO CON
TIME FOUR MONTHS.

Raleigh Post, 5fst.
During the past few days the Super
intendent Of Public Instruction has re-
ceived quite number OF inquiries
from county superintendents of schools
as to what must be done in the matter
OF continuing the schools after their
county funds are al expended, pending
the superintendent OF the second $780,
600 State appropriation intended to
bring all schools up to the four-months
minimum limit. They write the Su-
per!ntendent that the schools IN some
instances have already run as long az
the local funds will warrant, and want
to know if they must suspend now
until they get the State appropriation
and then finish out the four mouths.
In all such cases the superintendent
is instructlng them to continue the
schools without interruption, as he is
sure that, even it the $IOO, 600 available
is not enough to bring all the school.
up to the four months, there will
certainly be enough to pay all teachers
Tor the overtime they teach until the
apportionment is finally made.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
RINGWOOD ITEMS.

Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
RINGWooD, N. c., ED. 4, 1902
If you will not think / am afflicted
with cacoathes scribe1di, as some have
this malsdy, will give you an item or
two.
Roads are impossible, and pedestri-
ans and equestrians have to take the
woods.
Hope the good roads convention call
ed by the Governor TO meet in Raleigh
next week will be we'll attended.
The township road supervisors met
last Saturday.
Some Injustice liz the pens!oning o1
Confederate soldiers las been done
know sons who were badly woundae!
and bore the burden and heat OF battle
who failed to get pensions, and Others
who skulked and lived IN the shade re-
ceiviDg pensions. I have at least heard
as much. 1t seems that favortisu1
and not patriotism Is the order.
Some one should speak out n n,
uncertain sound on the tendency oil
the times to elevate little men "iol
revenue only" to Office.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Mr.. HUFHAM FOR CONGRESS-

The following taken from the News
and Observer concerning a young man
who some years ago was one of Scot
Neck lands bright boys, will interest
the readers of THE COMMONWEALTH
"Mr. Thomas M. HUMAN, OF Ca
tawba, is in the city on legal business.
Mr.. Hufham will be candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in the Ninth district. He says
that his friends assure him that his
prospects are all that could be desired
at this stage of the contest. Catawba
was long the banner Democratic couu-
ty and has not had a Democratic re-
preventative in Congress in thirty
years, and the friends of Mr.. Hufham
think the county's claim strong one
He has many friends in all parts OF the
district, particularly in the western
part of the district"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
FORTYEIGHT COUNTESS

The North Carolina Baptist, pub
l,shed in Fayetteville, has been study
ing. the temperance situation In North
Carolina for a number of years. 1t is
authority for the statement that there
are forty eight counties In the State
that have no SALONS.
Doubtless this Is surprising state
ment to many who think lightly OF the
cause of temperance but it shows that
the temperance sentiment ls strong In
the State, and there is good ground for
hoping that at no distant day North
Carolina Will be measurably freed from
the curse of the liquor traffic.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
wArTERsoN ON sCHLEY.

Charlotte Observer
The following ringing editorial, brim
full of patriotism, We Gull from tue
Louisville Courier Journal:
.'And Schley! Why here ne Is "na'
Is the matter with you? What are you
making all this fuss about? 1t Is a
ground-swell, is it not? Ground-sweii
It is an earthquake And what does
it mean, what is its significance? Sim
ply this, that he was there; that he
won the fight and that the other man
wss not and did not. So much to be-
gin with. Next, If a single Spanish
ship had got away, schley would have
been court-martialei. Not one got
away. Next, since others have the
prize money, Scnley is entitled to the
glory. And, finally, and more than all,
there has seemed a conspiracy some
where to cheat him even out OF the
glory. Public opinion just rears back
On it's hind legs and resents this. The
sentiment of outrage is greatly aggra-
waited by the circumstance that male
Strunp pet, carried on the payrois OF the
Navy Department, supported ty great
but degenerate Publishing House, and,
apparently approved by persons in au-
thority, was permitted to blackgnard
this noble officer and gentleman with
out word of rebuke during the entire
period of inquisitlon to which he was
subjected.
Open the doors wide. Ring out all
The bells 1t is Schley, OF Maryland ;
Schley, OF the Brooklyn; ochley. OF
Santiago! Yes, and Schiey, of Amer
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
MIR. MEEKINS A SUCCESSFUL
FARMER,

Washington Times.
A rare type Ct the Southern planter
is exempllfied IN the person of Mr..
Isaac N. Meekins, of Woodstock Manor,
Halifax county, n. c., and these facts
about him may prove interesting to
people who imagine that agriculture in
the South is poor business. Mr..
Meekins is a guest of the National, and
looks more like prosperous profess
s!onal man than farmer FROM the
cotton belt.
IL don't want to talk too much IN
the first person. said he, "but my own
experience demonstrates that the cul-
ture OF the soil in Dixie can be made
to pay. My country home has every
convenience CT city residence, in
GLIDING electric lights from a private
dynamo, hot and cold water, bath
rooms, d telephone, and the like. I
have SEQ acres In cultivation, and nv
| Chief crops are cotton and peanuts, for
both of which there is ever & cash
market. Even ut the minimum nr,ce
OF five cents a pound 1 find profit in
cotton, and when 1t brings eight cents
my gains are something like $25 bale.
l have $50 bales now lying in my gin
lot at home. The peanut crop never
fails, and brings me from 20 cents to
81 90 bnshei.
"In addition ] raise my OWE grain
and hay and always kill enaugh hogs to
supply the demands of the plantation.
To produce Your own supplies is one of
the secrets Of successful farming, and
another is 70 breed good live stock.
My mules are wartil T4OO pair, but
one of them will do three times the
WORK OF an ordinary beast. Ii farmers
will only devote their whole time and
talents ID their business they can get
more pleasure out of it, and at the
same time live more independently
than any set Of men on earth.'I
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
BIG FIRE IN NORFOLK.

Thursday night of last week there
occurred the biggest fire in Norfolk that
aas been seen there perhaps In quar-
ter of a century. The Atlantic Hotel,
the Columbian building and others on
t:1at block were burned. It was great
loss and the newspaper accounts OF the
narrow escapes we're exciting. The
fire occurred about l O'Clock In the
morning.
Sundays Virginian-Pilot with other
things said:
According to we'll advised insurance
men, the total loss as the result of Nor
folks most recent confagration, will
not exceed 100000. While this is
serious end far reaching enough, yet 1t
is up to a certain extent consoling, for
at one time it WAS thought the damage
would far exceed this. That the now
burned property Will soon be occupied
by handsom5 and more commodlOus
buildings is almost an assured tact, and
that another hotel will be erected on
the site of the Atlantic seems to be
certain. The Richmond News, which
is owned by the Williams Syndi cate,
whioa is thought to have an interest
in the Atlantic, in this connection
speaks as follows:
"a representative of the Norfolk
owne1s of the Atlantic Hotel, destroy
ed by fire this morning, announced
positively that the loss on that proper
ty was estimated at 100000, including
furniture and fixings. The Insurance.
amounts $4,000. He added tina t
the hotel will be replaced by a modern
structure, and already plans are being
discussed to give Norfolk In place of
the old Atlantic one Of the fines
hoste!ries ever built in the South.
"The loss may come to more than
100000 on the hotel, but there Is
plenty Of capital to take hold of the
prospective new hotel, and that anoth.
er Jefferson will come from the ashes
in Norfolk there is no doubt.
&c. II. Randolph, of Norfolk, Is the
principal! owner and he has connected
with him business men of the State
who are energetic and enterprlsine
enough to put up magnificent hote
IN place of the one destroyed, and on
the faith that Norfolk is community
that will support one and make it d
profitable investment"
| That Mr. u. Lowenberg, owner Of
the Columbia building, Will rebuild is
almost sure thing, while the govern
ors OF the Virginia Club may rebuild
on their site. While they have secured
temporary quarters, they are consider
| ing the matter OF a new building
From this building very little wa.
saved. Among the articles carried tt
a place of safety were two vaiuabl,
portraits-one of General Robert E
Lee also two deer heads, the ! ropert,
of MIR. George NJ. billiard, trophies 0
his hunting trips to the Rocky Noun
talns. One OF these Is of priceless value
to him by reason of its size.
Workmen were husily engaged il
clearing away the debris yesterday, ant
street car and other traffic was resumed
in the neighborhocd OF the burned
section. Many safes were opened b,
their owners, and in the main thei
contents were found to be intact
Many valuable papers were found pre-
served.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
ABOUT OUR RAILROAD.

ABOUT OUR RAILROAD.
The LIS. Legislature granted chal-
ter for railroad from Scotland Neck
to Roanoke river.
There the matter has rested ever
The people of Scotland Neck at one
time seemed ANXIOUS for such a r.ai !;
but, like many other things, with the
first wave of enthusiasm the project
was abandoned.
THE COMMONWEALTH has for several
wears believed that such road is pos
sible and has ADVOCATED it. We beg
hearing on the subject again. The
conditions which made it desirable for
the road ten years ago, have not
changed. The same heavy freight
charges are crippling trade with the
business men OF Scotland Neck: and
will continue to do so until there Is
some competing transportation.
There is no philosophy Or reason IN
heaping abuse on the railroads for
charging high rates. They have the
monopoly in this case and they are
simply using it like people are doing
il other things and all oyer the world.
The people of Scotland Neck and
community can build road from
Scotland Neck to Roanoke river II
they wish it and will take the matter
up in earnest. And AS lcag rs we pa
tiently stand still and submit to high
freight rates without an effort to re-
lleve ourselves, i: is not to he expected
that the railroad people will pay much
attention to Us ia the matter.
The boat line that is running from
Weldon to Norfolk is saving money
for tie Weldon merchants, and there.
fore doing good to the people who
patronize the business men Of that
town. The business men OF Weldon
say that their Ireights have been much
reduced, and Maj. Emry said Monday
at Halifax that the boat line is doing
interested in the boat line from Wei
don to Norfolk will take coed block
OF stock in road from Scotland Neck
to Roanoke river to connect with tina,
line.
Whenever the question of building
a road to connect with a boat line OF
the river comes up, the fear Is express
ed that at some season OF the year the
river might get so low the boats couc
not run. To meet this Maj. Fmry
says that their boat draws only two
and half feet OF water when loaded
and it is not at all probable that tn.
water will get SC low the boat canno
run. Maj. Emry thinks it will be able
to 60 to Weldon all the year round.
We are not writing at random, bu
earnestly believe that it is al oppor
tunity for Scotland Neck to make
long stride towards better develop
ment than we have ever had.
Let the matter be taken up by Oh
business men at once. It is not I'M
possible. On the contrary, with tn
combined and united, earnest effort c
all our people, we can get the roa
and save an enormous amount OF mon
ey to the town every year.
What say the business men?
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
tits Difficult
To prepare a SAT-
1sFAcroRY Break ia S t
without Good Flour,
Lard and Butter.

We Have the BEST
Of these goods that
can Be Had, and
why need accept any
thing not SO good,
when the Very Best
costs ly a triae
more, and is Always
Satisfactory?
DON'T BE MISLEAD, but
buy where you know the
BEST GOODS are kept.
'Raylol''S Grocery Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06

II haye used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for number of years and
have no hesitacny in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, cold and
Group l have ever used in my family
[ nave not words to express my con-
fdence in this Remedy. MRS. J. A.
MOORE. North Star, Mich. For sale
by E. T. Whitehead & Co. -
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
A. A.(,I)bllI'l&C0.

We have purchased the
stock OF e. w. Hyman, and
have some Special Bargains
which we are Offering daily
to the public. We propose
to make business lively Mt
Mr.. Hyman's old stand, and
respectfully solicit q share
of the public's patronage.
A. A. COBURN & Co.,
Main street, Scotland Neck, n. G.
l-o3 /!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Notice..

Np psr,ie o c..n'y. Superior Court.
Burgess Urq'lhart, admir- OF VIM.
Charles. Hardy, deceased.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06


Burgess Urqnhart, Admir- OF VIM.
Charles. Hardy, deceased
W.
John \! Hardy. + Lee Hmrdy and
others. helrS-at-law o. Wm.
Charles Handy, decd.
By authority Of an oruer of the SUI
perlor count Of Berthe county in the
above entitled s!ec,ai proceeding. /
viii seli at y bic auction at PALMYRA,
n. c at II N, On ednes,iay, Feb.
ID, 1902, tie store #ad farm at Pal
myia III Halifax county. VIII; IA WAS
owned by VIM. Charles Hardy lit his
death and known III the II, man fartn,
which curtali:4 25O az res more or less.
Terms Of safe: Ore third cash, with
balance in on, and tao >ear~. The
purchaser may oiec: to pay all ca b
and take his deed ihe land IS sold to
pay the debts of Wn. Charles Hardy.
This Jaunarv I3 1902
burgess UHpUHART,
Admir- OF VIM Charles iiaruy, decd
Is It