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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01

tell stories ~ back home IN voice
that was music'> own. she thawed Wis
lilly. Enough to mention III" opera
and her box though quite vaguely,
Even Nightmares end 80 did this
dreadful evening. Mrs. Lane, her
face hot ~ thought Of IT all. nodded
TO her image saying: Never again
am forever done with good deeds
tired of suffering for my virtues. As
for the Marshes. | wipe them of the
slate"
She meant IT, but fate bad trick
Of rewriting states. Next day but
one. Lucilla all hut forced her way
in. white apd drawn Of face. her eyes
red with weeping.
''I- haye--comc toto give him up
to you" she said without prelude
81 am going back-as soon Us possible.
will give him his divorce"
Explain. please" Mr.. Lane de-
manded IN her great manner. Lu
ella wcpl loudly. 'You--you can
face mc--and say that when YOU
have takcn--more than my life"
she howlcd And trusted you--
thought you were safe-and old
Il am" said Nine Frances sup.
pressing smile Then. 10y dint of
croSS-cXaminaiion that would have
been crcStable Ia Judge Benton. She
soi ~ the truth--I.ucilla had taxed
Jenny roundly with his "infJiuation'
lie had >milin.ly admitted her
charge having fortified himself afrcSh
with q long drink of Windsor Scotch
in the dire sing room. Then laughing
loudly he had hidden his Weeping one
rot Ia be u fool the combat thick
cncd-aftcr two hours of il he had
whisked out. slamming the door hard
behind him The rest WAS blank 81.
lencc aud emptiness. I.uciila had
stood II n long Is possible then de
Scended upon the home Wrecker 10
shame her with her own r,;lgnauimity.
I'm goin. I" leave Il letter Ia him
with y"u.' She said at the end. Il
don't want To make trouble for him
nj the ,ifrc-and | know he won't
come home gulping over the word
unless you make him"
Mrs Lane 40 longer fell like smil
ing. Indeed. there was u choke in her
throat n She asked: couldn't YOU
see the state he was in: And that
was Just playing SAFE for ho'h of you?'
'Hui-you snapped bulge Benton
for him hrar, the other women
talking how strange il WAS he is such
catch. and everybody saving You've
rried to catch him" Iucilla said oh
S!inately. "Mayhr-y"u couldn't help
it-clthcr Of y"u-bui oh. Oh. ] wish
| could Il die richi now
Half an hour nj the phone brought
results Judge Benton took the caSe-
he had >.cn enough To- ncc'l scant "x-
PLANTATION. II" rounded NJ Jenny in
great shape. routing lin ont az the
hotel where he WAS drowning his trOu-
blc> IN many hours ~ solid sleep
which had washed away all memory
"i his emotional lapse. So when he
was brought Ia l.uclla like torrents
ir"m u u"uIf;in source they rushed
int" each Others arms. and let Us
hope HEY lived happy ever after
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01
At CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY

II knew YOU and you knew me,
How little trouble there would be.
We pass each other on the street,
But just come out and let us meet.
At Church nest sunday.
Each one intends To do what's fair.
And treat his neighbor on the square,
But he may not quite understand
Why you don't take him by the hand
AZ Church next Sunday.
This world is sure busy place.
And Sc must hustle in the race.
!or social hour some ar" not free
Tho six week days. but all should be
At Church next Sunday.
Ne have an interest in our town.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01
Test this Gasoline
: forYourself, on the Road

enables your car tn start easier
and run more smoothly. 1t
has extra pulling power. The
recent improvements i'm the
product, made possible by the
work of our Development De-
partment, have made "Stand.
ard" Motor Gasoline the hest
Obtainable.
But remember that the final
test of gasoline quality is how
it performs in your motor.
Try Standard" Motor Gas
oline for yourself under vary.
ing road and weather condi.
tons. 1t will pay you to begin
at once.
A great combination is "Stand.
ard Motor & asoline for power
and POlarinc for fabrication.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHI RICH.

Preaching Sunday morning at 1920.
Sunday School ll.30.
Each member of the Bible Class
come with some prepared questions
on tn. lesson.
In the evening will b. Rally Day.
A special program will be given.
All are cordially invited
REV. W s. KREGER, Pasto,.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01

The dear old place must not 20 down
We along.
And Ne can help some if we're stro
At Churcn next Sunday.
Don't knock ard kick and Slam and
slap
At everybody on the map.
But push and pail and boost and boom,
And use up all the standing room
At Church next Sunday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01
GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 A. NJ. and
preaching AT II A. NJ.
SPENCE.
Sunday School at 200 T. NJ. and
preaching at 300 /. NJ.
REV. 7. ANDREW HUNT. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-01
BATES MEMORIAL NJ. p. CHURCH
RallN naN Program

1900 A. ". Sunday School.
II A. ". and 80 L. II. Special
Sermons by the Pastor.
The public is cordially invited.
REV. c. X. RAUSRC RG, PaStot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

Around OkD,uigec

Nicholson and others have n riG
up for their 40. 4 Nero located In
the northwest corner Of the north -
cast Of 5-11-1i. Same parties No. |
Nero in the northwest corner OF the
northeast Of the northeast Of Sec
tion is rigging mp.
The No. well OF the Barbara OH
company located I'm the southeast
corner pf the northeast OF the north
west OF 2T-12-l2 l. a rig ~.
The No, well Of the j. q. & q.
company located in the coutor ~
the east line of tine northwest Of the
northeast Of tho southwest Of IL
1913 Is good for l0,O00.Oo0 foct Of
rAa I'm eand from 1.n1A 10 Icy foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01


.. ,,
COMPANY which operates q baking
u,V"i 'nl'ht' MADE the tirst bread iu
'h,hiloII" from new wheat flour
ana thr company chemist proc
houuy'u IL excellent Early arrivals
vi WheAl ar mills showed damage
from ram winch warranted a f"w
l.'ls III paying premium % gc' dry
whoat' II was generally predicted,
NV c''I' li'' lHt VualltS or the
"h,dt during ihe season would hc
nor In,al
lhls aud other representatives.
,i INC 'hlanoihh MlIl'fS association
nav u'I'''u '"h.idr.ahl' umc late
~ ~ 10 l"' N''''I or liritht rates
lH'y are supporting, with other
shlpPc'S. Ih' 'Ii'FiS uI thc corpora
.'uu 'o'"I',N.''h IN ger shtSIh'-
''IN 'al' "'Ju~' mont 'inW the lhl.l-
t'a'' commerce com !sel"n. Fh'
n'alihs was p"7'p"ntd from June
- ~ N.E US. =.
:. \. tlli"l'. chlrf fo'd inspector
or the sidt' noard ot aEIlcull lur',
mas he'n ADVISED hN the federal d'-
phlIu'hl OF ioud ana drugs iNal
pI'e''u'Io' OF ihr independent Mn
iuE company NI NIuElh"h' N1h.
chitE'a WIN s"lllnB ndul'erli,t
i'eu an lt'IN 'ktA' hAn '''n n'Ih
IN antNahIe' d'th'uEh EoV'fnW'ut
ShchlS'S NJ ~. Louis ana Ih!'ako
Hau ''uhl oNln'n'r ON "hl,h ~
convict SHORTY after the alleged
otf"nsc was committed and ~ dls-
covery by Mr.. Elliott th" lndep'nd-
ont company was sold To tho NsS"-
giatcd MI ~ Elevator company oi
kansaH tl'y ana tn" lattcr PROMISED
thai such violation would not occur
sEaln'
The legislature faAlcd TO mako an
appropriation TO pay expenses of in
spcctor4 for the department and Mr..
Elliott &, having TO conduct tho dc
partmcnt alone.
Karl ". Humphrey. manager of
the FL Reno MN ~ Elevator com
panv. has bccu appointed receiver
" tho FL Reno q southwestern
Railway company, which operates q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

mat part ~ tu, n 1, ~ p.r
tHbt NgH rtNl,.' l.'..,,,. 4 .',,'
.HwH U.rIruur tf . t''.,.t ',
W'Hi 'Iur uf if.Urit N..u4I. ,,n.
s .nl I feet south 10 3D.. ...,,,.l,
'uHrtr ut iUo,t o. urrr. Aft.t',
iNHn., U..flN ..f.f. .I'., r,.
N'rtu lIrr of f.. N
f.8' Nu'ut Ut WAY tls,,,.',
a. To f,nf tItr.. .,t,t. .|...
iIuu parallel fi tho 49, r1.
] ."IIt Avenue. u UIHftr.r ~ IA
t.'' Go n point ur a., ,.up' ',...
" hu NJ is a o. u,IIrssl ilsI,
~ Way thence arlfnrtsirtiv .1.,.s
ih" sHId south 'Ino ~ fnr Al
ht.irHpt NIrh' ~ Ntva dlsi.u',
tI l'.aA trrt tr "a mint rp ,D,
west 'iHo uf Tlf, ty.v.. ,Y,t,
H ltll1 feet south ~ the p.iYt
"f beginning. ihIu.. r.rI, sI.,.
.NN west IIUu Hf Peoria N,st.u. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

NEW YORK, July 8I.--N ,WuIHI n
Identified as Sarah Cowan. said to be
the daughter OF John Is, Cowan,,
former president Of the BalumorG,
and ohio railroad, was found dead
today in her room AZ IN" Mary IN no
hotcl. DR. Benjamin schwartz, cher
medical examiner said death was
duo TO alcoholism and drug poison
ing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
SUNFFT ADDITION
ia wing for Peoria Ayenur)

Tract No, I described ns follows!
iicglnnlnE ht n point on the east
!ine ~ Peoria Avenue which Is 80
teet south 81 tho southwest corner
of Block sunset Addition. thence
south along the east limo OF Peoria
Avenue n distance OF 60 feet.
thence cnst along n line parallel 10
IN" south line Of Block sunet
thenco north along a line parallel
10 the east limo of Peoria Avenue
~ distance OF 90 feet thence west
along a line parallel to the south
lin" ~ Block sunset Addition
q distance OF laO feet to the point
Tract No 2 Described M follows:
beginning at point on the enHt
line ~ Peoria Avenue which IL t3g
feot south of the south wrHt corner
corner Of Block Sunset Addition.
thence south along the eRHt line ~
Peoria Avenue u distance Of 30
feet. thonce east along line par.
tllci 10 the south line Of Block
Sunset Addition "A distance 81 i30
feet thence north along o line par
HlI"l 10 tho east line 81 Peoria
Avenue q distance % 90 fcet
thence weat along q line parallel
to the south tine NJ Block sunset
Addition a distance " 1870 feet TO
the point Of beginning
Tract No. 3 doscribod ~ follows
beginning At a point on the east
line ~ Peoria Avenue which II
corner ~ Block I Sunset Aiii
ti1u. thouCe south along the east
line ~ Peoria Avenue "a distance
~ 90 feet. thcrc" east along
Iiu' parallel go d." south limo ~
BLOCK Sunset Addition. a diH-
tauca ~ I20 fcet, thence north
along o line parallel 90 the east
limo ~ Peoria Avenue "a dIH'auc"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

a' S. 1ft ~ T. 5S1' s17s
30 s. fIi ssis
tESTUAG Park PLACE ADDITION
IIlNug far Peoria Avenue
IN1Uk Lot Amount
i4G.4t
liiB3
la1.OI
CE%ruii PARK rLACE ADpiTiDN
Drttiug Tor Peoria ANsnuei
lNH.h Got Amount
lg25I
y 27I 65I5
SUNSET ADDITION
tra'ug for Peoria Avcnuel
b.o.N Dot Amount
g0i a.
nOl 36
/ g30.Gj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

IIH"THE IVT IVOTIt NVVNu0I
MOCK Lot Amount
IL SiIii0
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29
Nor Gu mile
de fOaIlle
Drumurile sunt tixite de masse
carl fug din fata dezastrului.
IN l6osCovA s'A DECLA-
RAT LEGEA lGARTIALA
LONDRA, % Iulie. -Fuga fla

LONDRA, % Iulie. -Fuga fla
manzilor continue in Russia.
Crucisarea drumurilOr pc Valea
Al1 GantA Atixitsseal. aAsute .xita.s .sI
pedestri. La punctele aceste dom
neste cea mai salbatica confusiune.
Nori mari de praf Sc ridica. in
aer impedicand vederea trecatori-
lor. CruciSarea drumurilor a de-
VENT morminte.
Char vitele legate d. carute nu
sunt in stare sc supravietuiasca
praful 81 seceta, 81 cad moarte in
drum. Carnea lor intrebuintata
ca hrana.
Csravanele sunt indreptate ca
ire Ucrania 81 tarile della frontiers
Rusiei, marind numarul suferinzi-
lor, spun telegramele din Berlin,
Copenhsga 81 Reval.
Moscova de fapt q devenit un la
gar militar. Mai multe regimente
au fost duse in oras 81 plasate Ia
puncte de unde pot domino orasul
81 sunt la dispozitia comandei su-
preme. In Moscova s'a declarat
legea martiala.
In intreaga Rusie domneste pa
Mica 81 in regiunile bantuite de Sc
ceta moartea secera zilnic mil de
victilne. Intreaga vale Volgei 81
'multe alte sectiuni q tArii recolts
gr6ului e distrusa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

Programul xilei dc axi.

Gu ziua de All Sc sfirsesc serbia
Irile ce lea aranjat orasul Cleve.
land Gu ocaxiunea implinirei q 125
ami dela .intemeiarea orasului de
e. esrslals Noip6k 0lsavslaua
din Connecticut.
fIat3 programul xilei de All:
Orele 8 q. ms p. m.Expo-
sitia desvoltarii orasului 81 q dife.
ritelor institutiuni ale orasului
cultnrale, sociale, economice 81 fl.
snanciare. Locul expositiei e mu.
seul de arte cleveland Museum Of
Art).
1880, parada jucatorilor de
''baseball," della Public Square Ia
Dunn Field.
2 p. m.-Atractii represcntate
de cowboy-i Ia E. 9th St., langa
lac.
8 p. mi. Baseball fntre ssOld
Timer" 81 veteranii din Sandlot
Tot atunci Ia Golf club vor Il
jocuri de golf.
La ora 7:30 parada amatorilor
de baseball della E. 40 st., prin
Euclid, Public Square, Ontario St.
Lakeside Ave. 81 City Hall Il E
9Th Street.
Ia ora s, Ia E. 9th st. atractii
de e0wboy-i.
La ora s de seara FESTIVAL oi
Nations" " @ Toate nationalitxtils
din Cleveland vor arsta jocuri na
tionale 81 vor canta cantarile pa
[trieilor. Vcr psrticipa peste 2,O0(
|pessoans. Aeeasta serbare Va ave.
|loc IA Wade park.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

Dupa 0 investigare, ordonata
de ministrul poStelor Will. H.
Hays, s'a inaintat acestui minis
tru un rapport in care sc cerc
concediarea directorului postei
William j. Murphy, vice-directo-
fului Walter Z. Schutt, 81 a supe-
rintendentului Albert s. johnson
precum si a oficiantilor William
Sherman 81 Luke j. Butall.
Dircctorul Murphy a declarat
ca el are cunostinta despre aceste
masuri dar in mod neoficial nu-
mai. El nu s'a asteptat Ia conce-
diare 81 aceasta il surprinde multi.
Raportul investigatorilor spu-
ne CD posta perde in fiecare luna
sumo mari, intre 1000 81 100000
dollari, din causa Unexpectedly
conducatorilor, sau mai bine zis
din cauxa Cd acesti functionari
nu-si dau toata silinta ca posta
sd functioneze in mod Efficient. 0
acuza grava contra directorului
g Si aceea ca nu ! fost strict fata
de amploiati 81 nu . pedepsit
destul de strict nneaeT manipulari
ale amploiatilor de Ia posta dil,
Cleveland, carl sunt in numar dc
1900.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29
|ROMANIA Sc
INARMEAZA

: ! = -
LolDRA, - IuLlL Pc
frontal Basarabisi s'au transpor-
TT eantttkti mari de mmit1 = pen
tru artilsria grsa. 1nnitia - trh
mis- prin UngayiA. Rouaauia -
prsg6Esgts = = ataos Rauia 90
vistslor, dup1 cum SPIN tele-
gremele sosits Adj.
- spans = ambasad dogpl Fran
III n Londrs : admis g. rxanta
trimite munitd 1ominia 4 tolo-
MI din cansa perioolnlm unai
atAe Sovistists
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

STIR de acsste as dori sd snregis-
trez IN fiecasxszi, 81 cate do4d 81
trei, n,t N 'ds sgpdra de l0c cd MT
Sc rdpeste 0ceustd rubricd, 81 sper
cd IN cxrsmd Ssse inceapd sd-mi So
seascd de prst} tinden;, Mnde orga-
Misotio moostte are cdte-Mn mddw-
lar. CAR1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29

LII Ziud de D M0rtle 1910, s q IN
cuviintat $1,000 pentru fnlaturares
unei banci de nisip della gura rfu-
lui Cuyahoga.. Banii au fost chel-
tuiti Gu facerea unui dig in lac in
partea de rasarit riului, 81 cana
lul de fapt b ramas cum q fost,
neputandu-se folosi. Congresul .
ac0rdat alta suma mai mare 81
Guvernul adus ingineri.s S'a f.
cut un alt dig parallel Gu eel dim
taiu 81 canalul riului a fost schim-
bat asa Cd riul sc curga fntre cele
doua diguri.
Ca resultat al canalului 81 al ira
ficului pc lac, Clevelandul q ince-
put sa creased repede. Pc cand in
1925 avea numai 500 locuitori, in
1883 avea 5000.
In 1929 q sosit prima maSina Gu
abur. In 1880 s a construit primul
far; in 1886 sAtul Cleveland . OBJ.
tinut Charter 81 d. John w. Viii.
ley s'a ales Major -primul major.
In acelas an id. Wiley 81 james
s. Clark au cumparat casa pentru
primarie 81 au oferit dou& loturi
pentru vinzare. Ri au construit
podul peste r1u in dreptul strazei
Columbus.
Pc atnnci Clevelandul manuia Q
patrime din produsul statului O.
hio, 81 = urmat 0 perioada de ex-
pansiune. Mai multe proiecte de
cal ferate 81 de proprietati s 'au
prabusit. Dupa aceea urnat o
.pauica eaneral4 I'll sxtenii su sufe.
rit perderi mari. Strimtori finan-
clare au zadarnicit pr0iectele cal
l0r ferate Cleveland Columbus
Cincinnati 81 Cleveland Warren
Pittsburg. Gu toate aceste in 1845
legislature statului Ohio q reinoit
Charterul pentru calea ferata Gle
veland- Columbus Cincinnati, 81 Ia
inceputul anului 1851 intre Cleve-
land 81 Columbus circula un tren.
In acelas timp charterul pentru
calea ferat& Cleveland Warren.
Pittsburg q reinviat 81 in anul
1846 s'a construit o linie de IS mi
lie. S'a scos charter pentru calea
ferata Junctiune 81 pentru Toledo
Norwalk- Cleveland. Aceste douS
cal ferate s'au consolidat in 1853
ca Calea Ferata Cleveland Toledo.
Calea ferata Cleveland Erie s'a
deschis Ia sfirsitul anului 1852.
S'a charterat calea ferata Cleveland
& Mahoning 81 pana in anul 1857
s'a construit LIMA pana Ia Youngs-
town.
Traficul cailor ferate a marit &C
tivitatea comerciala = comunitatii.
Transportul de marfuri pc lac y
adaogat Ia prosperitatea localitStii.
Odat4 Gu desvoltarea comercialS
s'a m&rit 81 populatia 81 s'a ince-
put 81 activitatea sociala. S'au
cladit 81 alte scoli publice. In anul
acela 50 cladit primul gimnaziu
liber in statul Ohio, Gu d. Andrew
Freese ca director. Gimnaxiul era
in subsolul vechei biserici Prospect.
In 1845 s'a sorganizat "Asociatiu-
nea Literar1 . Tinerilor. Pcste
trei AMI s5a incorporat 81 din ~ Z
crescut Case Library (Bibliotecx) }
de All. S'au clsdit mai multe bi.
serici.
In 1645 s'au incorporat frci
b6nei; = l647 50 primit prims e.
s5Ak2is..a.~x - i. NDAo - -A -.-l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29
Al1UL XVI 10. b B.
OraSul Cleveland

- IL - 80 ~
de vest . orasului. Primul prese-
dinte al comunitatii marite 4 fost
ales Richard G.. Parson.
In Octombrie 1854, au fost doua
focuri mari carl au cauzat o per-
dere de $2l5, 600. In curind dupa
acea Canal Banc dat faliment 81
So formal prima raxmerita. In
cercarea multimei de lua Gu asalt
casa de bani q b6ncci IA reusit.
i In curind dup4 construirea cxi-
1or ferate s'a sapat Canalua Sault
st. Marie 81 Lacul Superior de-
VENT accessible. In 1853 8 a adus
primul minereu de fer in Cleve-
land--in sase butoaie.
Ins1857 s'a deschis Plata Cen
trala; in acelas an satul suferit
de o panica financiara. In 1860
s'a desvelit monumental lui Perry
81 s'a organizat "The East Cleve-
land Railway Co., prima expe-
rienta de tramvai GU cal in Ohio.
A VENT apoi apelul. lui Lincoln
pentru voluntari 81 sin 1S Aprilie
1861, trupa de voluntari numita
Cleveland Grays". . plecat pc
front.
Necesitatile materialelor de ras-
boiu pentru guvern 81 materialele
necesare pentru construirea cxilor
ferate adus prosperitatea in Gle
veland. Barbati interesati in car
buni, fer, lemnarie 81 petrol au pus
temelia multor afaceri carl astaxi
au imbogatit pc multi clevelandeni.
Populatia crescut Gu so Il sut6
g traficul ne lae a dnblat in =
ceastE perioadx. 7 = 4
In 1867 parti din Newburg 81
Brooklyn $ 'au anexat Ia Cleveland
care devenit oras. S'a incorpo-
rat Q companie de gas natural,
proprietatea poporului; consolida-
rea cailor ferate q deschis LIMA
Observation-Disclosures in 1868 81
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., a in
ceput 81 producS otelul Bessemer.
In 1869 s'a deschis Biblioteca Lii.
bera 81 s'a formal calea ferata.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
prin consolidate 81 s's inceput pri-.
mul tunel sub lac pentru . apro-,.
viziona orasul Gu apS mai buna. I
Prin staruinta unor barbati ca /.
Wade 81 Gordon, in decada urma-.
toare SO fnceput organixarea par
curilor. S'au anexat mai multe te-.
ritorii din jurul orasului 81 "a
constrpit calea ferata Nickel Plate.
Ceeace Sc numeste astSxi vechiul
Viaduct Superior, = fost primur,
pod malt peste riu 81 . costat
81, ,25O, 900.
In anul 1883 focul ii po@topul @ 4
cauzat perderi de peste $8O6, 900,
dar stricaciunile s'au reparat 81
orasul a continual 81 prospere. liz
1888 s'a construit, Viaductul Cen
tral Ave.
De atunci 81 pinS Il 1896, cand
Sc celebrat centenarul orayului IS
toria orasului . ipaitx de event
mente mai remarkable dar popu-
latia continual =, creascx il ora
sul So lStit.-
In rasboiul spaniel suite de Gle
velandeni au respunsn l. spslul
prsgsdintelui cKinley luand e.
nsle. In 1901 al Tom i. johnson
! devenit Maiorul orasului, deti-
nind oficiul pstru ~ cari u Tor
nat = epocx II istoria orasulni. III
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1921-12-22

| transferred to the preset holder
thereof the undersigned will, on the
18th day of January. 1922, at
! TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, at the Court
House door in Rockingham, North
Carolina, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, the
following real estate to-wit: About
fourteen thousand acres, more or
less, described as follows:
Beginning at a dead pine and rock
in big branch of Drowning Greek,
about 500 feet South Of the old jack
son Springs Hoffman road, and runs
S. 70 w. $50 it. to another monu-
monument of d. L. Cores; thence
S. 50 w. $50 #. 20 another monu-
ment of d. L. Cores which is in the
Nv. b. Cole line; thence as w. B.
Coles line N 1890 E. 2025 # to a
stake on the North side of Snake
Pranch; thence N. 44-S0 w. 992 #.
to a stake; thence S. $3.50 w. 372
| #. to a stake, which is the corner
of w. B. Cole, the Hussaw and Leak
and Everett; thence with the Hus-
saw line N. 2-30' E. 1850 #. to a pop
lar; thence N. 72-25' w. 1888 #. to a
stake; thence S. 61-15'. w. 1000 #. to a
stake; thence N. 60130 w. 1892 it
to ia stake; thence S. $40 w. 1886
#. to a stake; thence N. $500 w.
1929 # to Il stake; thence N. $50 E.
| 693 #. to an old stump in Juniper
Branch; thence down the various
courses of said branch to its con-
fluence with Rocky Forl. Greek;
thence S. $3.50 w. sos #. TO a stake
and stone; thence N. 9-03 Z. 1898 #.
to a stake; thence N. $500 E. 722 it.;
thence N. 18 w. 1911 it to stake;
thence N. rs E. 752 #. to a stake;
thence N. 1890 w. S034 #. to a
stake and crossing Rocky Fork
Creek; thence N 5000 E. S25 #. to
a stake; thence N. 1900 E. ATS #.
to a stake; thence S. 52.45' E. $50 it.
to stake; thence N. 1910 E. 2060 it.
TO a stake; thence N. $3.50 w. 1894
it. to a stake; thence N. $3.50 E.
3244 #. to stake; thence N. $3.50
lW. 1868 it. to stake; thence N
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1921-12-22

land containing 12t acres sold of to
J. &. simmons, the deed recorded in
Book 125, Page SO, etcs Registers
Office of Richmond County, N c.
EXCEPTION NO. IS: One tract of
land containing 4S acres, sold off to
7. A. Martin, deed recorded in Book
Is, Page 58, etc, Registers Office
OF Richmond County, N. c.
EXCEPTION NO. II: Also "all
the timber and trees, whether stand
ling or lying dead or alive) except
the juniper, dogwood, black jack
and pine knots and lightwood that
Us net the stem of the tree, which IS
suitable to the manufacture in lum-
Der and shingles, upon the tract of
land in Beaver Dam Township.
Richmond County," described by
mctes and bounds as, stated above,
with the exceptions stat d above,
which said timber rights were deed
ed to the Snow Lumber Company.
by the Richmond County Land and
De velopment Company, on the 9th
day of March, 1920, deed being re-
corded in Registers office of Rich
moad County, N. c., where the pro-
visions of same may be seen.
Said land will be sold to satisfy
the provisions OF said deed of trust,
default having been made in the
pay.nen of said remaining notes.
and interest thereon, and demand
by the present holder of said notes
having been made on the under
signed to advertise and sell said
lands according to the provisions
and requirements of said deed of
trust, which is duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Richmond County, North Carolina,
in Dook 1877, page /, ETC., to which
reference is hereby made for more
complete description of the said
lands and the provisions of said
deed of trust.
This the 5th day of Dec. 1921
| WALTER L. PARSONS.
Stack, Parker e. Craig,
Monroe, N c.,
II Attorneys for Holder of Notes.