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Angus

SEPTEMBER.
3. J. L. Hutchinson former circus part
ner with Barnum & Bailey, died at
Shelter Island, N. Y.
%. Gen. Charles r. Brayton, noted blind
political leader. died in Providence,
r. 1.
OCTOBER.
90 The White Star line steamship Olym-
pic, the largest i'll the world. was
launched at Belfast.
% DR.. Hawley II. c. ,ppen found guilty
of the murder of his wife, Belle FL
more, in the Old Bailey criminal court,
London.
NOVEMBER.
l. The Occur d Alene reservation opened
up to general settlement.
A. Prince Victor Napoleon Bonaparte.
pretender to the throne of France
married Princess Clementine of Bel
GUM at MOnCalieri. Italy.
Count Tolstoy. who disappeared from
his home mysteriously in October. dis
covered in a railway station in an en-
feebled condition.
g. DR., HawIey Harvey Crippen hanged
In London for the murder Of his wife,
Belle Elmore.
"a The crews Of two Brazilian warships
mutinied in the harbor of Rio Janeiro
and opened fire on the city.
81 The magnificent new Pennsylvania
railroad station at Thirty second street
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erer of a consumption cure, at Baden
Baden; aged Ct.
1. Edward Jenkins, English editor and
writer, author of the sensational poIlt-
ical pamphlet "Ginx's Baby" in Lon
don; aged Y.
DR.. Elizabeth Blackwell. pioneer woman
physician in England and the United
States in London; aged So
8. William Sydney Porter. novelist known
as 80. Henry" In New York city;
aged 40.
Z. Prof. Goodwin Smith. Anglo American
author and educator at Toronto; aged
81.
16. John Austin Stevens, founder of the
Sons of the Revolution, at Newport.
r. l.; aged 50.
19. Henry Neville, noted actor and dram
atist, in London.
%. United States Senator Samuel Doug
las McEnery of Louisiana. in New Or
leans; aged "a
20. United States Senator John w. Daniel
of Virginia. at Lynchburg: aged 6S.
JULY.
& Dr. Frederick James Furnivall noted
English philologist, photographer. COM
mentator and critic. in London: aged
Owe GUIDE, Norwegian minister to the
United States. at White Sulphur
Springs. Va.
T. Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller
OF the United States supreme court. at
Bar Harbor. Ne; aged 70.
Prof. Giovanni Virginia Schiaparelli. IA
nous astronomer and discOyerer OF
canals on Mars. at Milan; aged IS.
I. DIR. William James Rolfe. noted au-
thor and Shakespearean scholar. In
Tisbury. Mass. aged So,
II. John Gottfried Gale. noted astrono-
mer, at Potsdam. Germany; aged g.
L. Kate Tannatt Woods, author. in Bos-
ton: aged 20.
Is. Daniel FoIger Bigeiow. noted Aneri-
can artist and art leader. in Chicago;
aged 81.
Is T. 3 knight. who is said to have
named the Republican party IN 1854 In
Omaha: aged So.
D. Prof. Samuel Ross Winans. dean Of
Princeton university. al Princeton;
aged Is.
q. Sir Henry Tichborne. infant defendant
In the notorious Arthur OTton claim
TO the TiChborne title and estates in
1871 and noted as a big game hunter
In London: aged -
81. John @. Carlisle. statesman and mem
Der Of Grover Clevelands cabinet. In
New York city; aged %
AUGUST.
II. 3. studIey. once noted actor. in
Col Harvey w Scott, editor Of the
Portland Oregonian. In Baltimore:
aged II
IL Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. noted woman
lawyer, In Washington: aged 70
L Edmund d Lewis. noted artist and
art collector. in Philadelphia; aged -
Florence Nightingale. famous nurse Of
the CTimean war. In London: aged %.
rs. Rev. z. p. Hammond. once fanon
evangelist, at Hartford. Conn
L. President Pedro Montt Of Chile. II
Bremen
SEPTEMBER
J. William Holman Hunt, noted artist, In
London; aged g.
g. DR.. Emily Blackwell. noted woman
physician. at York Gifts, Ne
g. Lloyd w. Bowers. solicitor general OF
the United States. IN Boston: aged 81.
~. Wtnslow Homer, famous American
painter, 90 scarbore, Ne. AGED ~
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
JANCARY Y.

JANUARY.
3. Charles w. Morse, convicted New York
banker. began a Is year sentence in
the United States penitentiary at At
lanta
2. The organized volunteer militia Of the
United States became permanent ad-
junct of the regular army establish
ment by the operation of the Dick law.
%. John r. Walsh. convicted Chicago
banker, began serving his 5 year term
in the federal prison at Leavenworth,
Kan.
a. Indictment of the New York World In
the Panama libel case quashed in the
United States circuit court in New
York
FEBRUARY.
3 Edward Payson Weston started from
Los Angeles Cal. on his walk to New
York
T. The Connecticut matters boycott
case decided in favor Of the plaintiff,
with an award Of damages against the
individuals who instituted the boycott
amounting to $4,000.
10. Strike of the street car men began in
Philadelphia.
q. Rioting in Philadelphia due to the car
mems strike resulted in the death Of
five people; 100 injured.
%. The Nicaraguan evolutionists defeat
ed at Tasma. losing 800 in all.
MARCH
5. General walkOUt in Philadelphia TO aid
the striking street car men.
9. Nicholas TschaiHOvsky Russian revo-
lutionist, acquitted charge OF GRIM
inal activity.
State wide strike declared in Pennsyl-
vania in sympathy with the Philadel-
phia car mems strike.
Is. George Cannon, cousin of Leroy Can
non, American. who was executed by
Zelaya, hanged for conspiracy at Co
rintO, Nicaragua. by order of President
Madriz
Il. State wide sympathy strike to aid
the Philadelphia car men declared off
by the Pennsylvania labor unions
APRIL
49, Col. Duncan 3. Cooper one Of the con-
victed murderers of Senator E w.
Carmack. pardoned by Gov Patterson
of Tennessee
a. Natives attacked foreigners and burn
ed missions al Chan ssha. Human PROV
ince, China.
49, Philadelphia car strike ended with
some advantages to the strikers.
26 Dedication of Hall of American. Re
publcs at Washington.
2 Edward Payson Weston arrived at
city hall. New York having made the
$500 mile trip from Los Angeles in rs
walking days
L. DR.. B. c. Hyde declared guilty of the
murder of Col. Swope and sentenced
to life Imprisonment.
%. Nicaraguan government forces re-
pulsed in an attack upon Estrada s
revolutionists at Bluefelds.
JUNE.
l. Capt. Scott's antarctic expedition sail
ed from London.
JULY.
4. Numerous riots in which many people
were killed followed the news Of the
ring event at Reno.
8. Riot and lynching in Newark, o.
"a. Estrada's revolutionists defeated the
Nicaraguan forces at Acoypa
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People Who Passed Away
In 1910.
EDWARD VII. A VICTIM.
Renowned Authors, Famous Artists,
Distinguished Statesmen and
Rulers and Noted Soldiers on the
List-All Ranks Leveled.
OBITUARY

JANUARY.
g. Agnes Booth, widow of Junius Bru-
tus Booth and at one time a star &C
tress, in Brookline. Mass; aged Ga
l. Darius Ogden Siills banker and cap
italist. at San Francisco; aged 81.
g. Francesca di Paola Satolli, noted car
dinal in Rome
Gen Newton Martin Curtis, hero of
Fort Fisher" in New York city; aged
q. Ezra Kendall, we'll known comedian,
at Martinsville, Ind; aged 40.
FEBRUARY.
16. George Holland, the actor, in Phila-
delphia; aged "a.
l9. Neil Burgess, the actor. in New York
city; aged GA.
"a. Clay Clement. actor. in Kansas City
Mo; aged AZ.
l. Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia, presi-
dent of the republic of Panama, at
Panama; aged Is.
s. Louis James, actor, at Helena. Mont. /;
aged &C.
8. Thomas Collier Plat, former United
States senator from New York and a
noted political leader, in New York
city; aged Y.
8. Jake Schaefer. noted billiard player,
at Denver.
IA. Phil DAILY. noted gambler. at Long
Branch. N. ].
l6. Tom Browne. famous English illus
traitor, in London; aged 80.
Is. David Josiah Brewer, associate JUS
tice Of the United States supreme
court. in Washington; aged 70.
q. Alexander Agassiz. naturalist son of
the celebrated Louis Agassiz Of Har-
ward university, at sea; aged 70.
30. Menelik IL, king of Abyssinia; aged Go.
APRIL.
l. Robert w. Patterson, president of the
Chicago Tribune company, in Phila-
delphia; aged 60.
IL. Professor William Graham Summer,
social scientist of Yale, at Englewood,
n. j.; aged 70.
q. Samuel Langhorne Clemens mark
Twain. the author. at Redding, Conn.
aged rs.
&c. Bjornstjerne Bjornson, famous Nor
wegian novelist. poet, playwright and
patriot, in Paris; aged Is.
%. Gen. E. P. Alexander, noted Confed-
crate veteran and writer on the civil
war, at Savannah Ca: aged rs.
l. Gen. J. Goblin civil war veteran md
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MAY.

George V. aUlGnulllS inc
terstate commerce act of 1887, became
law.
Congress adjourned.
Gen Porfirio Diaz reelected president
of Mexico.
SEPTEMBER.
Emperor William of Germany and
Francis Joseph of Austria met at vi
emma.
OCTOBER.
. Republican uprising in Lisbon. King
Manuel of Portugal dethroned. The
army and navy sided with the revolu-
tionists, who proclaimed a republic.
] Ex-Governor Charles Z Hughes took
he oath of office as justice of the
United States supreme court at Wash
lGtOn.
g. ,rown Prince Chowfa Maha Vajira-
Idh. who visited this country in 1902.
detained king Of Siam.
NOVEMBER.
8. lsults to the American flag in the
c OF Mexico. American citizens at
te6ed
s. DDOcratic landslide in several states
in tate elections and a Democratic
hole of representatives in congress
refined. Massachusetts. Connecticut,
Ne York and New Jersey elected
De1cratic governors to succeed Re
pu San governors. and Ohio re-elect-
ed Democratic governor.
TO- Prtdent Taft sailed from Charleston
on cruiser Tennessee on an official
VisitO the republic of Panama and
the nal zone
10. Pres ent Taft addressed the Pana-
manat a state banquet and declared
that 1ere would be no annexation OF
the r9ublic of Panama to the United
States
y. Presld,t Taft reached Fort Monroe
on his \ urn trip from Panama.
Revoluti3 ry uprisings and some fight
ing in eeral cities of Mexico.
Is. The Btsh parliament dissolved by
royal p.clamation.
DECEMBER.
/ Gen Polio Diaz inaugurated presi-
dent of leo for the eighth time.
5. The last sion of the 61st congress
opened.
{. President kt's message recommend
ed that tn ilnama canal be fortified
ship suaIy. limited parcels post
and halt n legislation on corpora
tiOnS.
u Associate istice Edward Douglass
White OF t. United States supreme
court appohei chief justice. Judge
Willis Van lvanter Of Wyoming ant
Judge ! r amar of Georgia nomi
mated associ'h justices.
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"a Is deaths by the sinking of the steamer
Frank II. Goodyear near Port aux Bar
quias, Lake Huron.
&c The French submarine Pluviose ram
med by a ferryboat and sunk with all
her crew of q in Dover strait.
OCTOBER.
% British steamship Wally wrecked OF
the Brazilian coast; so passengers and
sailors drowned.
%. The Haitian gunboat La Liberte was
wrecked by an explosion off Port aux
Paix and sank with 20 persons. in
Guiding 10 generals.
DECEMBER.
IL. German steamer Palermo wrecked on
the Spanish coast, carrying down "a
persons.
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Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis. the au
thor AIa..... H. ;.

Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis. the au-
thor. at Mount kisco. y Y: aged -.
OCTOBER
L Ex-Governor Napoleon Bonaparte Bro
ward OF Florida. n former Cuban fill
buster. at Jacksonville; aged S.
z Former Governor and United States
Senator David Bennett I'M. at Albany:
aged 81.
Joseph Abrer Harper. member OF the
old firm OF Harper & Bro, the New
York publishers. at Newburg. n. Y;
aged -.
O. William Vaughn Moody. educator and
playwright. author of The Great Di-
vide" in Colorado Springs: aged Il.
Is. Larkin G.. Mead. noted American
sculptor. in Florence. Italy; aged 75
Is. United States Senator Jonathan 2
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NArURE\ MOODS.

3 ~~~~ON~~~H
JAxly
"a. The river Seine Needed high water
mark in Paris, lingering the city
and ravalyzing ha{
-, kissing OF the wa of the Seine in
Paris checked by cessation Of rain;
square miles n kated. loss esti-
mated over $aO0.CN
FEBRU
l. Eruption of volcav Poasa. Costa
Rica. destroyed 50 IN
Is. Over 80 deaths in / Mslides in the
mountains of northa Idaho
MARCH
l. About leo deaths fro7 snowslides in
the mountains of Wa,;neton.
5. SnOwslide in Rogers asa british Co.
lumbia. caused the To- NJ upward of
co lives,
APRIL.
%. Violent snowstorm, wis and freezing
temperature caused destvc-ion Of bud
ding fruits in the cent?, lake region,
extending south to Tennssee.
T. Earthquake in Costa Ric- proytnce Of
Carriage nearly destroyt estimated
loss of life over $500.
Is. Earthquake shocks in Cal liza
Is, i Earthqu"Ne shocks at Los eles and
IS The earth passed through tail Of
H HAL, IS, comet at loH7 New
10. Violent earthquake shock al J., Lake
City.
E Cloudburst wiped out sever 4raees
In eastern Hungary and uKrovad
about 500 lives
I. Destructive earthquake in S..arn
Italy; upward OF 100 deaths
L. Cloudburst in the Abr valley
destroyed $50 lives russia.
! ~ Nindstorm caused death of
| in New York city. people
| "A Go persons killed and hundreds
! by a tornado near Milan, Italy. lured
| AUGUST
Il Flood in Tokyo destroyed owe
/ houses and shops and over 1000 1900
4 ocroaER YES
Is "A nerce storm swept over Eu
causing heavy loss OF life onpe
| English coast and on the Baltic. he
IA A hurricane caused widespread de, .
tation in Cuba
10 a West India hurricane strucl.
coasts of Florida and South Carolin
q 1schia, an island in the Mediterranean
II and Naples swept by a hurricane: !
| dead in Ischia.
DECEMBER.
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NOTICE.

TUAyF TODAY QUALIFIED As ADMIN
| istrator OF the pstnte OF tie late H. =.
Major. before the Clerk of the Superior court
nf Vance county and this IL to notify all
persons holding claims against me salh es-
~ ,-t doy of December, 1911 or this notice
viii he pleaded III bar Of the recovery there
81 per-on- indebted to the estate are re-
,,,,..ted tn make immediate settlement.
TIL. the LIST dav of December, i! D.
A. E. ZOLLICOFfER,
.d,,iristrotor Of the estate @ H. S.
M.i,r deceased
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and Seventh ave
nue., New York,
formally opened
for traffic west and
south.
Mexican troops de-
feated 400 revolu-
tionists in battle
at Chihuahua.
9. The government
asked for the dis
solution Of the SUI
gar trust as "a
corporation in re,
straint OF trade
0. Mark Twain me
mortal ceremonie:
took place in Car
negie hall, New
VII
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DECEMBER
: Statue Of Gen. Frederick Wilhelm Won
Steuben, a noted figure in Washing
toms army during the Revolutionary
war unveiled in Washington.
10 Mutiny of Brazilian marines at Rio de
Ianeiro resulted in a battle, causing
400 casualties
Oficial figures of the 18Th census pub
ushed. Population. exclusive Ct Alas
ka. 81 49,. 266; including all possessions
lof 100. 600: gain since 1890, l5.s59.6dN.
l. Andrew Carnegie gave Sl0,V92,oo0 TO the
cause of peace.
* Aviation meet at Los AEgs.cs,
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DISASTERS AT SEA

JANUARY
lS Steamer Czarina wrecked on COOS pay
hsr oregon coast; 80 drowned
FEBRUARY.
The United States naval tug Nina ioSt
on the voyage from Hampton F'oAuS
:, The French liner General Chanzy
+rrackad in a gale near the island OF
Minorca; l56 persons persisted
- s lives lost on the Pacifie Navigation
companv's steamer Lima stranded IN
the strait of Magellan.
MARCH.
&C c sailors killed by explosion on the
United States cruiser Charleston our
Inc practice in Philippine waters.
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& Loss Of $4,000 at Evansville. Ina

The First January New Years Day.
Caesar selected the feast Of Janus.
the two faced god Of war. as the year 8
great mile stone, because the statue Of
this god seemed 10 look back into the
past and forward into the future:
hence on New Years day We are still
paying tribute 10 heather god Prior
to the reform Of the calendar the Ro-
mans observed the 2Ist day Of Deem
Der. the winter solstice, as the begin
ming Of the year This date and the
summer solstiee. the 21st Of June, as
well as the vernal and autumnal equi'
noctlal changes In March and Saptenn-
Der, have come In for first place in the
year at various times In the history Of
the world
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THE 1911 WORLD Al MANIAC

a Complete Library In Que veiGDis,
Containing Some Information About
Everything and Everything About .
Great Many Things.
feu wAst acczzrats partssnlAs q the Coasres-
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and wealth Of countries. States and cities the
tariff. ths trusts and party platforms. conEres-
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weights and measures unireFsiues religious Orders
debts Of nationA industries. weather fofecssts
births. marriages. divorces and dssihs railroads.
shipping baAhins money tsEez insurance. 20
htieal parties secret societies. eigbs Tire pFphihl.
tea movement. wumAn's suffrage ana
10000 Other Facts and Etxur~~ In 10 Dale
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national guard
commander, at
lie b anon. Pa.
aged 72.
Nord Alexis, de-
posed president
of Haiti, at
Kin gston, ia
m aica: ag d
about 80.
Edward VII. of
E n Z | a n d, a t
Buck / n & h a m
palace; aged 60.
Pauline Niardot-
Garcia, sister of
the late Manuel
Garcia and, like
him, a noted OPP
era singer, In
Paris.
DR.. K och,
eminent bacteri-
4I~s-t lt-4-
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AVIATION

JANUARY.
4. Leon Delagrange, pioneer aeroplane
experimental, killed by the fall Of a
BIeriot monoplane at Bordeaux, France.
Z. Hubert Latham, French aviator, beat
the records for height of heavier than
air machines by ascending nearly 1900
feet at Mourmelon, France.
10. Aviation meet opened at Los Angeles.
Cal.
APRIL.
q. Louis Paulhan, French aviator, won
the Daily Mail $4,000 prize by flying
from London to Manchester, England,
lS5 miles, in go minutes actual time.
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Ad W dig a st de-
feated Battlin G
Nelson for the
lightweight cham
nship at Rich
mond, Cal, In 4
rounds.
MARCH.
Thure Johansen.
: " c d e, set q
worlds Marathon
record by running
. miles G5 yards
in 2 hours IS min
utes 5iz seconds.
ey Oldheld,
Irish-Am eric q n
autoist. broke the
worlds auto rec.
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Mayor William J.
Gaynor shot on
board the ocean
liner Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse
by James J. Gala
CHER, a discharged
city employee.
Estrada's revolu-
tiOnists defeated
the MadriZ forces
in front of Ma
nagua.
Managua, capital
of Nicaragua, &C.
cupied by the VIC
torious revolution.
lists under Estra-
da. Madriz, the
president, fled. 4
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Y.
+. Glenn H. Curtiss
flew from Albany
to New York, fol-
lowing the course
of the Hudson riv-
er, win in g tn e
New York Worlds
prize of $4,000.
JUNE.
!. Walter S. Brook
ms established new
worlds altitu d g
record by ascend
ing 1884 feet in a
Wright aeroplane
at Indianapolis.
Is. c. X. Hamilton
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GAMES AND RACES

JANUARY.
. Fred Eanes won the three cushion
billiard championship of the world
from Alfredo De Oro the Cuban cham
pion, in New York; final score l50 &c
I37
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-01-05
RECORD Of 1910.
The Events of the World
In Paragraphs.
AVIATION ACHIEVEMENTS.
A Summary of Affairs at Horne and
Abroad - Miscellaneous Happen
1ngs - Explosions Storms and
Shipwrecks-Games and Races.
{ POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
Z. Clifford Pinchot, chief forester, re-
moved by President Taft
FEBRUARY.
Is. Herbert Gladstone, whose father, w.
L. Gladstone, the great cOmmoner,"
twice declined a seat in the mouse of
lords. elevated to the peerage
MARCH.
IA. Ex-President Roosevelt reached Khar-
tum on his return from Africa.
APRIL.
IA Premier AsQuiths resolutions limiting
the veto power CT the house Of lords
carried in the house of commons by
majority of 1903
g. The British house of lords passed the
notorious Liberal budget bill.
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Dolliver OF Iowa,
at Fort Dodge ;
aged 81
Julia Ward Howe.
author of The
Battle Hymn of
the Republic, al
M!ddletown. r. l.
aged 81.
Gen. Thomas +.
Eckert. manager
of the Federal mil
itary telegraph in
the civil war and
later president Of
~ - l.
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King George V.
= r o C | a / m 9 d
through Out the
British empire.
South African I'M
ion proclaimed at
Pretoria.
JUNE.
Ex-Pr S d e n t
Theodore ROose E.
welt welcomed in
New York on his
return from his
African and Euro
pean trip.
The railroad" bill,
creating a court
of commerce and
amending the in
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Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action,
quick in results, and restore the natural ae-
ton of the kidneys and bladder. They cor
rect Irregularities. Sold by all druggists.
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FISH AND OYSTERS !
FRESH DAILY.

wish to announce that my Fish and Dye
ter stand II still on Main street in front %
The Southern Grocery Company. Shers !
carry nice stock Of Fish and Oysters
RECEIVED FRESH DAILY ] have no ics
shipped in my oysters. Ali come ia sealed
cans with Ice packed around the cans, and
have IA nice quart can for selling the oysters
out Of and no Ice comes ia contact with the
oysters.
guarantee all stock sell 20 my custom
ere 10 be fresh and In MICS nsnd lt8gu or
money returned or made good Try Has y m
an order IL you are not already among my
list OF satisfied customers.
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Ending November 80. 1910.
Statement.
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OF VANCE County.

Henderson, \. c., Nov. 30, 1910.
Pursuant to the provisions OF Sectin
lib of the Code, the following stat
mrnt, showing items and nature OF a
compensation audited by the Board
County Commissioners OF Vance Count
to the members thereof, severally, iron
Dec. 1st, 1909 to Nov. Both, 1910, issub
mitted to the public.
DECEMBER, 1909.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-01-05
Sale of Land.

TNDER AND BIT XIK TUE = OF Of, Fl TIE r.
r 4. Panye and his wife, Alice Payne, dated
September u. 1907, and duly recorded in
the office Of he Register OF Deeds for Vance
county, North Carolina, in Book u OF
Deeds OF Trust on page j2G, &c, and de-
fault having been made in payments OF tn"
mote. secured thereby, and at the request OF
tb. holder of said notes | shall sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in Henderson, said Vance
county at , O'Clock on