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The Monticellonian., 1904-02-18

Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 The MoNrIcELloNIAN Phone No 5o. Send in your locds For pure analysis fertilizers go to " D. Rodgers.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring seratchers If Mr. W. E. Hammock visited Arkansas City last sunday.
 Co to Ca9fy \ Wells f5f fresh creamery butter
 Miss IIanpic Biain spent Inst sunday with friends tt Dermott- Wall paper-Spriag stock iust in at Bordeaux Drug Store. If new cover has been placed over the city reservoir.
 Ponderosa tomato setd at For deaux Drug Store.
 MT. J. D. Ahrcns apd wife made visit to Hamburg thi week. For anything in I'd fancy gro ccry 6uc, call on Curr x Wells Mrs. l. II. lIammo.1 Is visiting relatives at Warren 5Iis week. 0nIycst hide and ar buyer in Monticello, ] F. SHII. fl Patrick Henry Et4- was d bus. mess visitor to Derfost tbis week. Laadreth's garden ped, in bulk, at Bordeaux Drug Store
 Mr. D. s Wells male a visit to Little Rock the first d this week. Genuine Golmau ald Valentine beans at Bordeaux rug Store. tt Nf. Harry Milne, of Warren. was visitor to our sty last week Don't neglect your cold. Get No. To from Browa McQaston < Go. fl Mr. B. Cowles made busine-- trip to Memphis he first of thi- week.
 We have just received d full line of men,s Spring pants.
 [. II. Scott. J. c. Williamson, Esq, made 2 professional visit to Dermott last Tuesday.
 See our line of waistlng- pret tiest ever shown in Monticello.
 Ed Spencer. All kinds of fresh seed Irish DO tatoes and garden seed at Curry A Wells.
 Mrs. Henry Caster, of Haley Desba county, was a visitor to ou our city this week.
 We handle one of the best line of sewing machines in the city
 ]. E. Wilson Furniture Co. Mr. Garyin Cayaness made business trip to Memphis the latte part of last week.
 We have some Of the preities matfiog ever seen in this city. | b Wasan Furniture Go.
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its Ever. yhere.

Tbe aHts ofthe poor, ti#a halls of the rich, Ar neither exempt fIem some form of
  .teh. Per6a9s distinction may oc made in t6e n9lng But .ha rich and the poor must scratch inst the same. Q. Wh4 should lla children af &4sm end re Aa ati.etioa SD dreadul when Hunts Cure daes cure All forms 6t itzbing. Price 50e Guaraa- tCed. For sale b4 B T. HtHtt.
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.l.ss hntIc c BarnctI :.

On Taday morning, February
 a. r9a4 fbe friends and relatives eH Miss E#f.s G Barnett were sad- t=4ea b4 ehe ueW- of her death.
 For months she Lad been in de- eaaiag bestta Daring tha weary day and night, ef waiting, her .ffth WAS pure and strong
 Father. mother and other loved oaes#aad gone before. The Savior was a-arta lead her through tae d5rh valley and to the shining g9.as beyond, so why should she fe4r ~aea did not her only ra- gsss be.ae that she must Ieeye=t6e loy.Hg sister who w4s her constant eoHP Pluion during her suffering.
 Katie Gee was ! young woman usual sweetness of character. kind. gentle. tsaasatfu4. She wae blessing in the home and t6e community Tbasain trouble ey CT found in her symI4thiziag friend.
 To friends 10 whom she vas so dear f seems strange that one h the morning of her fife. with so many possibilities of usefulness before her, should be taken but we should remember that She Heavenly Fatler knoWet6 best. She had fnishe2 the work IIe had given her "Ged sometimes ealls his servants
 home Whose years are in their prime And we are often prone to= think They die before their time. some workers quickly do their
 task or service and of Iese: >o their promotion early cores To higher work afovc. jo5flaFes them, and he spares
 them mach N8t heirs to waftaiaue. Aaifeei fhe ache ef useless years. N ith strength and F5e5f gone. I IHHs are hot stranded defcIcCt5 While tides 60 rus6ing bY They do their part, and wfa the
 HaCe. NEatfan fHey gently die. <at taerz te Gft tAs5e fading eyes baa iind ae comrades left Nat fheffs t9 dwell among tae
 graves 35rs7kea aud brzeft rdeg pass from worl. to better
 work Aud rest before the nooa: )ht God ia very good 10 othem, They do not die too soon
 X Friend.
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CITY

Mayor-Pat. Henry, IF.
 Racorler-Geo A Kuox.
 Aiermen--J ] NeGlot, F. II. Scott. k. Il. Mccullough, j. [. Allen, Jack cur ". city council meets tia fg.t Friday night Il each month
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Card oi Thanks

Me desire 10 thank tic many friends who have shown Us SO much kindness anQ n4pathY In OUT recent sickness and s4d bereaxe- nent. Gratefully,
 Mrs NEun and Family
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COUNTY.

pras.utali2s-T. <. Bird. Jaase-W r. sleuaas. sheriff aal CeJleytar-WaterW Wilson. Ga-iaa Probate CIerk-J. V Kimbr. Gie Clerk aa4 Reeofazf-I. F. 'kosaes. If4as8r-r-J N. Crock Azsessar-=I E Mafsaa. saHeror-4 L EaYai EzaHiu-r-FHHk Havaes.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justice. of tte Fcaee-W. D. Rodgers. J a. Farley. C7astabIe--Faa lItnes.
 TERMS OF COURT. Gireuit-2ad Monday n Feb'y. ..6l s;gpt ehancay- Monday in Ja4seand Doc eaaat>-Fsr.t M,uaag ia JaaY, Apra luAz and October. Pfotete-tfh Monday in January, April. IulT and Oetober.
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I is here oil xisifI.o his sister, Mrs R. L. Hyatt.
 The popular sl oes are the Roy. al Blues. F{r sale by II NJ. Wilson 6. Go.
 Miss NIattis Maaa Smith of Greenvillo, Mis- is here on a visit to her friend, Nj ss Iampie Blain. Mir. and Mrs. Justin Nj atthews. of Little Rock, gre hafs on d visf. to relatives.
 Messrs. A. T Wells and I. r.. Hankins visitet ArEansas Citv the first of this wei k.
 Big line of [ unks, vaIisee suis cases and telss opes at
 F. Il. Seott.s. Misses Day md Brooks. of Ark ansas City attended ehe Ball here last Friday nj Int.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas i've $ al
 If Bor{ eaux Drug Store. Circuit court will re-eeneene here next we. k to wind up the civil bushes.
 Miss Lucy Garrison. o Warren. spent severaf days with friends in our city last week.
 We kavea full line of ladies Newport ties-all kinds and s1zes.
 T. H. Scott. Mr. Inc. Martin, of Warren, visited relatives and friends ia our sity this week.
 Mr. Shelby PiadaIl and brother, of Arkansas City. tooa=it tae Ball here tazl Friday night.
 Mir. D. NJ Ptr1m of Park wells. Chico eeantg. Was visitor 10 our city last week
 Mrs. D. \. Brown and children, of Warren, visited relatives in our city this week.
 All Standard Periodicals for sale q Brown, MeQaiston t Co $. af- Ger March 1st. If. Mir. N. r. Cbesnutt left ths first If this week for St Louis, where be goes 10 purchase goods. l have just received. from New ! ork. ! big lime of boy Y's clothing
 !. II. scott. MT. H.R Pope. of Parkdslc. visited his family in our eity the first af this week.
 J. E. ShelI has bought the City # and etesed itfade6aiteiy Tor some much needed repairs. Anybody and everybody who nay have fat cattle of any deserip- ion, sec J. E. shell, at once. If Persons who have friends visit ng them from distance will please let us know il. Phone go. Fifteen acres of good land, ad oining corporation, for rent. Ap- ply to
 N H. acQuiston. Mir. R. F.. GfGbam and wife went Town to ParkdaIe last Monday where Ir. Gilman is engaged at works
 Just received-A big line of boys <nee pants. Prices from cents Q $rao.
 r. II Scott. The partridga i- now protected y law for d sedson Set your old owing piece up in the corner and ,hajn your dog.
 Get Telephone and be happy <othine like itfor so small an in 1cstment.
 Valley Telephone Co. Ourlihe of furniture embraces everything in the way of furniture. We ean supply your wants.
 1eter Furniture Co. AIr. Chas. Phillips left the first of this week for Poughkeepsie, \ r., where he goes to take com mcrci5t course.
 Our stock of Sprlag goods i, now complete, and We soIiea your
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3rd Regiment Baud, on last Frida night Va, well attended, and NJ a success in every particular. \ on may net know t. but is fact t54t the Ieter Furniture Cc f can show yoa the pretuest an largest ortment of furniture ey er seen ia Monticello.
 Hon r. T.. Matthews weni u line BIaH this week as deIegaj To the Grand Lodge He wul z from sasze ta TeNarksaa. for trsat ment
 Doasa hiltazee as wien yo, are purchasing furuffarg Our store E over II. Nj. Wilson X Go $ grocer@-
 J. E. Wilson Furniture Co.
 1'he county candidates will #s5os begin their rouads of pubic speal ing some of taem arc =buzh. vbackine 10 beat the band. tbes, days.
 While you reading tte news And wearing old shoes,
 Fsgase don't forget
 The tKoyal Blues
 For sale by H. M. Wilson * Ge.
 Misses Lola and Avis Re41es, after two weeks visit to Mr. N. Al Mintez and famlIv. in this city. have returned to their home in Lit de Rock.
 There is going to be some hot county politics in Drew county be- fore the Primary is over. Look out for yoo are going to hear something .dfaP."
 Judge " L. Moose. Of Morrl- ton, Conway county, popular s4naida.zfar Associate Justice of the Supreme Court was visitor to our ely this week.
 Aou can rest assured that every article of furniture you buy from 0s will be as represented. We never exager4te the quality of our goods
 Tster Furniture Co.
 Miss Rbena E. G. Moshet will deliver lecture at the Baptist Ghureh=in this city. Thursday night, Feb. 25. under the auspices of he State ". C. r. F. Every body sinYifed
 Do yoa ask what is No Ios It iz a grippe medicine that will cure your colds. coughs and lagrippe ten times as qaieh as anything else. For sale by Drown. Me Qaistoa X Co. tf.
 We. have some good men run uing for office, and some who are not so good. lis the duty of the people to select the best men Judgment, rather than prejudice, should control the vote.
 When bilious tsY d dose Of Cham berlain' $ Stomach and Liver Tab lets and realize for once how quick. ly frst.elas- up to-date medicine will correct the disorder. Tor sale by R [. Vance Bordeauz.
 The Grand iury was getting in behind some of the Blind Tiger men last week Ne are not in formed of the result; but it is pos sible that the Governor will be asked To grant some pardons.
 Miss George Henry, of Eldora- do. who has been here for the past two weeks, visiting her friend Mrs. Aiaud Bussey, left for Var ren on last Monday evening to wis 1t friends.
 Mrs. Fife Hyatt, wao was called to Pine Bluff 8st week By tae H. ness of Mr. Garland Hyatt, has re turned to=her home in this city. The many friends of Mir. Hyatt gre glad to learn that he is very much improved
 Hon. F2ya.te Eof af Harrison, Arkaasas, candidate for State Auditor. was visitor 10 our city I9st week. Nfl Eod is high t1aed gaadem and has the en- tbusiastie ana hearty endorsement
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Ntate ui Arkansas

County ot Drew.
 We, j. l. Dunlap, E \ Gadly ael E k. Bond. thfse citizens ef thg county ol Drew ani daaseh1lacrs therein, having thereto been apppii.trd ty 0. P. Bond. Iu,tieeof the Peace of said county. have this da1 v.cu. Il rertaa harsc si-a0B sa 0z by B Z. Dunlap as an e.tny. said hots5 ,- a9r l0yeers old; eorrei. witH baza IT lace; white hind teerj b,aladsd oa ieig sbaul- daf=sita letter F.; scar ett tef front lre. l-t above tbe kaeei said horse is about 1ll hands high: s.rnghalt in right hind log. .tH7 ag l.,. HH,. st,. s.ttz horse to bc worth 'He esam eff io-oa. J, |. Dunlap,
 F. t. Bond,
 E. k Gadd9 aoharth-i Wd -Vou te before u- q 224 ttHf og l4ae 1a03 q. ? Rand. r.
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Who Has It

W no Haa It
 Ti5kstNo 216z drew tEo sHla. lioset le
 q CEl5uutl 5 Stofg.
 l Card oi Thanks.
 Ne desire 10 tEaub the msHy friends. who have shown us 5, much kindness ana nnpathY u our recent sickness and s4d bereale- ment. Gratefully,
 Mrs NEnn and Family
 Honor Roll.
 TsI GRADF-Iustiu Mark, VI I5e john Todd Minnie Robertson Patsy Haakins Nelma Breedlove. Floyd NicGlerkfp. Maxine Blythe, Ruby GnIfege, Thelma Spencer Guy WeIis, Barton Rogers, Ruta Gorrigan, Edwin Robertson, Prank Carson, Harvey Black, Bryan Harris, Robert Manaese. Carl Haley, Hardy Lambert, Mildred eason Myrtle MceIoy, Jay Morris
 zHD-uenrg S5rensea. 8enBie Noode Collins. JuIia Coburn. Mildred Hall Lee Craig, Eva White Kenneth Headf.aks,. Joe TrammeIl May Woods. Wilbur White, Iaa Roberts, Fe4a Loper Nesta Curry, Willie uaakius Mary euais, Klllia6 Gurus Grad Greed Vera Matthews Howard Green.
 5Eh-Iaa Todd Maud Kennedy. Taulsa GothaHl FMaie H3il Raddy, Eunice Hughes. Mildred Noanee, Willie Rore=z. Gladys Hank;ns, Maud Iioke. Afsfe Marks Stacey faai. Fred MeGfzF kia, Paul Wilson Ruth cat Gertrude Borchafaf Ga4 Harris R5iah Leslie, Grady Hug6ss. Bonnie Ma Roe. Ruth Merriam Lotae Milan. Lurede White. Dozier Gabbert, Iva lIaf Anna Bell Rogers, Dekaney Pope,
 4rH-55die Spencer. May Nann, Halle Bowles. Grever Curry, Ingram Gillhnm. Jamie Maaeese. Ruth MeGarvef. Liauie Shelton Lizzie Tfanlham, Shan non Jaggers, NEien Hart, Lianie Allen, Maggie B. Peavey Katb- crime Duke Elizabeth Hammock Ladelle Allen Ruth HYatt, Rabsu MeCloy Lewis Bennett, Leila Douglas Jessie ndds, Eac Hardy Fannie G2burn Lyle eIuhan. Robert Craig, Chas. Gotham, Louie Gardner. Knox Craig, Albert Fluett, uHrv Savage, Bertie Patrick, Pearl Je,er Felix BowIes. Bred Minter. Glaud car son, Skip HanSfas, Garland Curl 54t1-Rath Hall, Laeie Hig- gasoa shive Greer, Edna Carmi- ed Many pyroni Grace Gastleher- r5. James WadaelI. John MeC9f.s. Bessie Brown.
 trH-Edwin Edwards Preston White, Alen Mfaaua. Maud Flu itt Pear Giles. Orleaa NaloHev Klttie Wells, Guss.e Hafay Mary Leslie. RaF sslfe. Gran Lewis. John Gotham Joe Robertson laela Wood, Robert Knox, Eaye Cal pepper, Clifton pevee Aeata Owens. Kenneth Lambert AIIrtle Glover, Have MeCIerlm Nelson Morris. Una Gotham, Anna Bell Ruth Hafdls, I3a Maaeese, Anne Wilson, Stella Gtles, PsasY Patton
 RrG
 Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
 Tablets Unequaied for
 Constipation.
 Mr A kMLn ] nrnm-na-L -.l-la--
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JUDICIAL
SUPREME c0UR-

suPkEHE c0UR-.- G65ef JH5tiae-H G Bum eintes-B B, Battle smoa Hughe- Carfs.l D. Wood. J F. Rida
 FaNJu CIRCUIT. Judgo-Z T. Wood Prosecuting Attorney W Wela. caA>eLEf- D DIsrrter. Jadeg-Y. L. Hawkins.
 @EN INFORMAL st4ta seantaz- 17th Distrc.-C. T. C
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D R CT OR
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STATE 69tern5I-JeF. Davis. Secretary -Iuo. W. Crss.eu. Audi.or-T . Monroe. Treasurer III. C, 1ipeoa Attorney GeAera.-t;oo ". Maspi,e sapt. Pubic h1tael.on-J. Il Eia,n Land Commissioner k. Conwa, Gomm4ssioner of Mines, Nanpfsetgres A gricuture-u. T. Bradford
 .C0NGREssf8NAB Congressman, 9th Dis.riat -Jae T. :.
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laeilfitrIsol. i).A pueal. Jnlz Daiel.

Suhseri6cd and swora ta bciafe me thiz Jany 2nd. 1a04 C F Phcbles. r.
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ADDIaiSelflentS.

Sttteel arkansas,
 County ol Drew.
 M " 4 Richardson, |. A oaeal aaf link paneI, three ei1zens of the county of Hr,,as and hon-ehoider. tterela, having been appointed by C. T. Pebbles. a Justice of the Peace of said oanaty, have this day viewed il eerluin mule, shown us by Alfred .Iunyer, as m essrav. Sai3 mule i, about 1s years o.di saIae S25.ooi color black; horse mule. about l4l hands high eaiiaf mufk on each shoulder
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h Blue S

s' #EAey make eaar feet glad and ve#r longer For lle by II N Hfau & Go.
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Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux fctter Lotion.
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NONTICELLONIAN.

THURSDAY, FEB. IS, 1901.
 Entered at t5e Post 0tfce at Monticello. Ark. as seeon9 fias5 mail matter
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 There was only one conviction of felony in the last week g court atthis plaee The State 1s. Gaas. Adeock. for assault with intent 10 kill, jury sHa and verdict of gull Y, wlth oae 4aar in the Peniaeati- ary. The easa bas been appealed te .ae SUpreme Court and defend an gaYe bond za the sum of elou ea pending the appeal
 
 ANFfsit.
 \ aeH tuI a lad5e7 ta 5ae Spring goods tIaa Ed 9peueer
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Id Spencer.

Mir. ]. X. Bishop, who has just recovered from severe spell of pneumonia, is able to be out on the streets again,
 The ! B. Wilson Furniture Co over II. NJ. Wilson's grocery carry full line of furniture. Call and sec them.
 Judge Wood and Prosecuting Attorney Wells went over to War ren the first of the week 10 hold the Bradley Circuit Court.
 Misses Nora Carpenter and Myr- tie Green, of Grove, have return. ed to their home, after visiting rel atives at Cleveland, Miss.
 Mesdames Harrison, Shide and Wells and Miss Jessie Savage, of Warren, a!teuded the Masque Ball here last fri4ay night
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Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring seratchers fl
The Monticellonian., 1904-02-18

Co to Curry < Wells for fresh creamery butter
The Monticellonian., 1904-02-18

Mir. N. E. Hammock yisi.ed Arkansas City last sunday
The Monticellonian., 1904-02-18

The MoNrICELLoNIAN Phone No 5e Send in your locals.
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Honor Roll.

Mrs NEun and amilv
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For pure analysis fertilizers % to " D. Rodgers.
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l have just received. from New ! ork. I big line of boy clothing.
 '. II. Scot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-10
Representative Croft Critically Ill.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, March 9.-Representativ,
George w. Croft of the Second Congress
sional District of South Carolina, is criti-
cally i'll at his home here, and hope of his
recovery has been abandoned He is
suffering from blood poisoning with com
pHcations of stomach trouble and heart
failure due to protracted illness Heart
stimulants and saline solutions are being
administered; but they are giving only
Indifferent relief, and his death is believed
to be question Of but few hours
Mr.. Croft's brother, physician of Aiken
S. c.. is with him.
Mr.. Croft's illness dates back about
eight weeks when ne suffered an inflam-
nation of the right hand. due, it is be-
lieved, primarily to splinter which was
removed from the palm after he had been
sick several days. For a time the inflam-
nation decreased and Mr.. Croft apparent
ly was better, but later. however, it again
became as acute and spread with greater
virulence than before, the whole right
forearm being affected. Mr.. Croft is fifty
seven years of age, is a well known law
yer of South Carolina and was leading
counsel for the defense in the Tillman
trial last year.
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LeesviIIe High School.

To the Editor: Owing to the unusual
amount of sickness in the community, and
to the fact that our music teacher is one
of the sick, and that she will not be able
to resume her work this spring, the di-
rectors have decided to close the school
with the third quarter, which ends March
18th.
We are placed under obligations to the
entire corps of teachers for the special
kindness they have shown under the pres
ent embarrassing circumstances. We take
this opportunity to thank them for the
same and for their untiring efforts for the
success of cur school.
The work of the school this year has
been exceedingly good. We consider our
selves very fortunate in securing the ser
vices OF such a complete set OF teachers
as we Fave had this wear.
Our school has made progress under the
principalship of Prof. a. c. Sherwood and
there are arrangements contemplated by
which we hope to secure his services, to-
gcther with Prof. r., B. Nichols and 9th
ers for another year. Our catalogue with
full announcements will be out soon. We
are planning for the enlargement Of our
buildings, for better equipments, ana for
increased boarding facilities that we may
serve the public even better IN the future
than we have in the past.
We regret very much that crcum-
stances exist which make it necessary Tor
US to close at this time; nevertheless. it
gives us the needed time for making all
preparations for what we now thinf1 will
be the brightest year in the history OF the
school, The session now closing opened
with the largest number ever enrolled a.
an opening, and we have every reason to
believe that the coming year, with the IN
creased facilities will bring to us a still
larger number.
In connection with this we wish to
thank our patrons who have caused this
increase from year to year, and we earn
estly solicit continuance of such -favors,
together with a kind word for our school,
Still our motto is Expansion
By order OF the Board of Directors.
j. T. HOLLOWAY.
Flint, n. c., March O.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

By virtue Of a judgment of the Superior
Court OF Wake county, North Carolina.
made and entered at the February temp
1854 OF said court, in the case of r. b.
Barbee and G. B. Barbee, trustees oi G.
b. Afford and his wife Texanna O. Al
ford, VS.. Sanders Battle and his vile
Ciarah Battle, will offer for sale at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, at the court house door, said
county, in the city of Raleigh, N. c.,
on Monday 18th day of April 1904. at
l. o'clock m, the following described
tracts of land, viz:
1st tract. Situated in Buckhorn town
ship, said county and State and adioin-
ing the lands of Samuel Norris, Margaret
Hamilton and others, and more fully
described in deed from Samuel Norris
and wife TO Sanders Battle, containing
thirty acres, excepting. therefrom fifteen
acres sold to Richard t. Wilson.
End tract. Situated in Buckhorn town
ship, said county and State, adjoining
the lands of ]. II. Collins, w. II. overly
and others, beginning at an ash on the
banks of Carys Creek running down the
members of said creek. 40 poles to a
stake, thence south 10 w. 20 poles to a
stake thence east 4S poles to a stake,
thence north "a poles to the beginning,
containing 16% acres, more or less.
VIM. 3. JONES, Commissioner.