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Foes of Road Diversion
Score Victory In House
Continued from Page One.)

defeat the revenue bill provision for
the highway fund, the new provision
definitely puts stop to the flow of
81, 100000 a year which has been run
ming out of the diversion bung hole for
the past four years. From now on,
not single dollar of highway reve-
nue. can be diverted unless and until
every single dollar of general fund
revenue can be diverted unlss and un-
til every single dollar of general fund
revenue, including any surplus that
man be carried over from previous
years, has been expended.
Il regard the action of the House
in adopting the Stone amendment as
distinct victory for those who are
opposed to diversion and in favor of
more adequate construction and main
tenance of the county roads," Repre-
sentative Con c. Johnston, of Iredell.
chairman of the House Committee on
Roads, said following the adoption of
the amendment. Though a strong
administration" man in everything
else, Chairman Johnston refused to
go along with the administration lead
ers tavoring the diversion of $780,
OoO a year from the highway fund
and fought shoulder to shoulder with
the opponents of this diversion
throughout the Thursday session of
the House, the most heated session so
far. In fact, most observers here are
giving Johnston the credit for having
Governor Clyde r. Hoey "see the
light with regard to the dangers of
diversion and with having enlisted
the governors support for the Stone
amendment. 1t was very evident that
something very unusual had happen
ed overnight and that the administra-
zion FORCES who had fought with their
packs to the wall on Thursday. had
decided not to fight at all by Friday.
when they accepted the amendment
without protest.
Waynick Is Elated
Even Chairman Capus M. Waynick.
OF the State Highway and Public
works Commission, is not only salts
lied with the adoption of the Stone
Amendment, but almost jubilant over
It, He feels that the General Assem-
bly, has at last taken a definite stand
against any form of diversion and
that it has definitely abandoned the
policy of the last four years of divert
ing at least $1,OOOOOO a year from the
highway to the general fund, whether
this amount was needed or not.
Says People Aroused
This action by the House shows
that the people of the State are at
last fully conscious of the inadeouacv
OF present highway revenues and of
the need for the expenditure of more
highway revenue on the secondary
roads" Waynick said today. 1T also
shows that the automobile owners are
tired of having the taxes they paw
Tor roads purposes used for other
Things. 1t is great victory for the
motorists of the State, also the rural
people who live on he $4,000 miles of
country roads which need improve
menu put could not get it as long as
highway funds were diverted To other
USES"
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

BY virtue OF the power contained
In Deed in Trust executed bv
Charles Hodge and wife Lucy Hodge
recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds of Vance County in Book
III, at Page BIT, default having been
made In the payment of the debt
therein secured, on request of the
holder of the same, l shall sell for
cash, by public auction, at the Court
House door in Henderson, N. c., to the
highest bidder, on the 7th day of
March, 1887 at IL o'clock the following
described property:
Begin at stake on Wall Street in
Henderson, N. c. Lovelace Youngs
corner and run thence along Youngs
line N 2 IL e 1876 feet to Youngs
corner, thence along Becks line south
ward 40 SO feet to a stake Jacksons
line, thence along his line S 2 1-2 w
lS5 90 feet to Wall Street, thence
along Wall Street Northward to place
OF beginning see deed of G. J. Smith
and others book Is page 422. see
Rachel Hodge Will also on record.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
Henderson, N. c.,
February 9Th. 1887.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue of authority
conferred in that certain Judgment
of Superior Court of Vance County.
North Carolina, in certain special pro
ceedings entitled, D. P. McDuffee. Adj
mln-stratOr of Mrs. Sue H. Hines. de-
ceased, VS.. Mrs. Sue H. Scales and
husband, j. F. Scales, Mrs. Bessie B.
Egerton and husband, B. B. Egerton
and B. H. Perry, Trustee for Citizens
Bank & Trust Co., the undersigned
commissioner will offer for sale at
midday on Tuesday the 18th. day of
March, 1887, at the courthouse door
In Vance County, N. c., to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction,
the following described real property,
viz:
Begin on the north side of Orange
street ITO feet from Chestnut street
in Henderson, Vance County, N. c.,
and run thence toward Walnut street
to the intersection thereof 100 feet:
thence along Walnut street so feet to
the O!Neil lot; thence on parallel line
with Orange street toward Chestnut
street 100 feet; thence on a direct line
80 feet to the beginning. See deed
BOOK SO Page S95 Vance Registry.
In the meantime a survey will he
made of said property and plat there
OF exhibited at the sale.
This the 18th February. 1887
B. P. WYCHE, Commissioner.
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few minutes past midnight this morn
ing and sent it to the Senate, where
it will be sent to the finance commit
tee or put on the calendar Monday,
the House did not pass the revenue
bill on it's first reading in 1885 until
April 26. Theageneral belief, however,
is that the Senate will spend more
time on the bill than did the House,
since the Senate this year is moving
much more laiSoriously and ponder
ously than the House. But even tho
ugh it may act more slowly, most OBJ
servers believe the Senate should be
able to complete it's work on the rev.
enue bill within the next week or ten
days, at most.
While the Senate is working on the
revenue bill, the House can now take
up the appropriations bill. Present in
dications are that the appropriations
bill will go through the House even
more rapidly than did the revenue
bill, due to the fact that it can pass
the appropriations bill on all three
readings in one session, since it does
not impose any taxes.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue Of authority contained in
that certain deed of trust executed
Ky w. E. Walker, ct ais, dated the
LIST. of February, 1882 of record Book
155 at Page $50 Vance Registry de-
fault having been made in the pay-
ment of the debt thereby secured and
on request of holders, the undersigned
will offer for sale at public auction
to highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real property at court.
house door in Vance County on Mon
day at midday the 9Th. day of March
1887, bounded as follows viz:
All of those lots or parcels of land
as contained and described in the
deed of trust of record Book 155. at
Page $50 save, and except therefrom
all of the six lots heretofore sold un-
der deed OF trust from the same
parties dated December 10, 1929 Of
record Book Isl Page SAT Vance
Registry.
This February g. 1897.
D. p. McDUFFEE, Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
HOUSE AND SITE OLD NORTH
HENDERSON GRADED SCHOOL.
Henderson, N. G..
February 6, 1887.

Whereas in the opinion OF the
Board of Education of Vance County
the school house and schoolhouse site
known as the ga North Henderson
: Graded School. and hereinafter de-
scrlbed has Eeocp1e unnecessary lot
public school rurl oses, and under ana
by VIRTUE ct power and authority CON
tained in section $40 (a) of the Code
of North Carolina, and pursuant TO
provisions of law, we will sell, by pup
lie auction, to the highest bidder, 1of
cash, at the Court House door in Hen
derson, Vance County. North Carolina
at IL o'clock, noon on "Wednesday the
24th day Of FEBRUARY 1897 the follow
ing described property:
Begin at the north corner OF tnc
intersection of Walters and BUM
Street, run thence northerly along
Walters Street three hundred feet 10
Murphy Street, thence Southeastern
along Murphy Street $50 feet to HgnI
Street, thence Southwestery along
Hight ST. 300 feet to Bum Stree
thence along Bum Street northwest
erly $50 feet to the place of beginning
comprising lots 13. IA, IS, Is, II, TO-
A, 45, 46, AZ, 4S and 40 OF CIaG IN
Heights property as shown in plo' u
book IS at page 22G. and being lanu
bought of Vance Realty Co., as snow
by deed in book 81 at page 1872 Vans'
County. Sale is made subject TO co N
firmation after bid remains open :.
days as provided by law, and w
post of 10 percent of the amount r.; -
high bid is required pending CONN
nation.
The above described land con'a 4no
the brick school house known as .n
old North Henderson Graded ociiO0"
This 23rd of January, 1897. ,oN
BOARD OF EDUCAlIo''
OF VANCE COUNTY.
kittrell & kittrell, Attys. -
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TODAY IN HISTORY

1741-First magazine in America,
the American Magazine, or Month
ly View of the Political State of the
British Colonies, began issue in Phil
delphia-followed three days later by
Franklin's 1.-THE General Magazine"
Neither lasted six months.
1778-American flag first recognized
by a foreign governmental Quibe-
ron, France.
1S84-Disastrous February March
floods in the Ohio Valley overflowed
Cincinnati-river II feet high at Gin
cinnati on 18th.
1920-51st convention Of woman suf-
fragists, in Chicago, in victory con-
vention, vote to dissolve, woman suff-
rage having been achieved.
1936-First Social Security checks
mailed by Treasury to States for sup
plementing aid to blind aged and de-
pendent children.
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months of siege has drawn tighter
about Madridl.
The French cabinet decided to press
for efficient and prompt measures
to isolate the conflict. The French
have charged Sabotage" of neutrality
efforts has been helping Spanish Fas-
cism
The non-intervent'on group in Lon
don set for Monday another try al
inducing Portugal to as~ent to a SUI
pervision of it's frontier against i'm
portatiOn of arms.
Madrid's Fascist tesiegers claimed
occupation of a nine-m;le stretch OF
road to the southeast of the city over
which beleaguered Socialists have re-
celved supplies fl ON the coastal seat
OF government at Valencia, after di-
rect approach over the main highway
was cut off
Before severing completely the COM
munications arteries which spread out
from Madrid, the Fascists had vet to
block a highway into the city from
Alcala de Henares, 20 miles to the
east
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Angelo r. Clas, Federal Director of
Housing, born in Milwaukee, so years
ago.
DR.. Dugald G. Jackson of the Mass.
Institute of Technology, famed cleo
trical scientist, born at Kehnett
Square, Pa, u years ago.
Joseph G. Lincoln of Villa Nova, Pa,
novelist, born at Brewster, Mass, Ct
years ago.
Grant Wood of Iowa, artist, born at
Anamosa, Ia, As years ago.
DR.. Kirtley F. Mather of Harvard,
noted geologist, born in Chisago. 40
years ago.
Lewis n. Brown, president of Johns
Manville, New York, born at Creston.
Ia, 43 years ago.
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THE WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago, Feb. 1914, 1917-Ger-
man submarines sank seven ships on
the 18th, and seven more on the 18th
Ambassador Won Bernstorff, leaving
for home, said: II hope war may be
averted and that the old friendly re-
lations between the United States and
Germany will soon be restored"
There is no doubt he was sincere.
If Berlin had listened to Won Bern
storff, it might have won the war.
The men in Wilhelmstrasse would not
believe Bernstorff, for instance, when
he told them they were wrong in as
Stunning Wilson had been reelected
with a mandate tokeep the United
States out of war at any price: nor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-02-13
SUNDAYS YESTERDAYS

Feb. IA, 1400-Richard II, aged 80,
king of England, was murdered at
Pontefract castle. The world remem-
bers him because SHAKESPEARE COM
posd play based upon a chronicle of
Richard written by Raphael Holm
shed.
None mourned Richard as he had
mourned his wife. He was so strick-
en- when she Anne, of Bohemia, died
at Sheen Castle, Surrey, that he had
the house torn down and every vest
ige of it removed.
Feb. IA, 1866-The worlds first bank
holdup was staged at Liberty, Mo-, by
a gang that included Jesse and Frank
James and the Younger Brothers.
They got $4,000, no part of which
was ever recovered, and none was
ever punished legally for the crime.
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IT'S TRUE

There are no Eskimoes in Iceland.
Sauerkraut is of Greek origin.
New York's Tammany Hall once
barred Irish from membership!
Britains Victoria Cross was the
original Iron Cross.
Hahhah Smell fought 20 years in
British army and navy ranks before
it was discovered she was a woman.
Once she deserted from the army to en-
list in the navy, so she could get into
more fighting. Wounded, she extract
ed the bullet herself to avoid being
examined by surgeon and discover
ed.
Queries, reproofs, etc., are welcom-
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
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= TODAY 4
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1780-Lewis David Won Schweinitz,
Moravian clergyman of Salem, N. c.
and Bethlehem, Pa, noted botanist,
born at Bethlehem. Died there, Feb.
8, 1884.
1831-John A. Rawlins, Illinois law
yer, Union general, secretary of war,
born at Galena, Ill. Died in Washing
ton, D. c., Sept. 6, 1869.
1845-Isaac M. Haldeman, noted
New York Baptist fundamentals
clergyman, born at Concordville, Pa.
Died Sept. 81, 1888.
1851-George B. Goode, noted natur-
alist and fisheries expert, born at New
Albany, Ind Died Sept. 6, 1896.
1858-Henry Clemens Person, writer
and authority on the rubber industry,
born at LIE Roy, MINI. Died at Pasa-
Gena, Cal, June 10, 1886.
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LEGISLATIVE CHATTER

urging North Cardinals congressiona al
delegation to support the Bulwinkle
bill authorizing coinage of s25 noo =,
half-dollars to commemorate tho
MeckiennlIrg Declaration of Indepen-
dences
Wneh ne put the bill in and asked
immediate passage under suspension
OF the rules, Speaker Gregg Cherrv
slyly quipped
ed on this 81 {
Inc query was more or = nor
t,nent In view of the fact tnal the
tnree Mecklenburgs of the House
nave seldom voted as unit ON anv
measure.
There's still no accepted explanation
OF the failure of former Governor and
senator Cameron Morrison to wear
nj MS wig collar at the dry hearing
rev people care anything about re-
peatlng trips to the State Prison. hit
Camden's Representative H. v. Learv.
q member OF the committee on penal
institutions, had dinner recently with
warden Honeycutt, then remarked:
you're going to be troubled with
me at lot out here from now on"
John Harmon. Dr., who was cam
paisn secretary for Sandy Graham in
one governors primary last spring,
was In Raleigh Thursday renewing
Politlcal acquaintance and perhaps
building few fences.
ne mas just hung out his law shin
sie over IN Durham, where he is well
Anown as a Duke alumnus
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ANSWERS

1. In Salem, now Winston-Saleny
In November 1881 The legislature
was scheduled to hold a session in
Salem at that time. Acting Governor
Alexander Martin was present. Militia
patrolled the streets to protect him
from feared Tory attempt to kidnap
him.
z. In 1913 wild cat skins, deer skins
beaver and otter hides, with other
commodities were made legal tender
In the payment of any debts in North
Carolina. The Legislature placed a
value on them.
8. I'VE assure your Excellencv that
we are met together with. firm Re-
solutions to lay aside all former pre-
Jurlces and animositys all names of
party and distinction and join cor
dlally and unanimously to promote
pubic Good to supply what is want
ing in our Laws to remove everything
that is amiss."
A. The commencement exercises of
1859. 49, 0'NS -
S. Supplies enough to feed and en-
terrain from 1000 to 1900 Indians for
thirty days. The North Carolina COM
mlssioners for negotiating the treaty
with the Cherokees estimated these
supplies as follows: Corn, 1900 bus
hels; horned cows, 100 head; salt, so
bushels; rum 500 gallons; gifts for all
of the Indians, individually, and ex-
ira gifts for the chiefs. Officers with
40 soldiers, linguist, and necessary
wagons.
3. Only three. Governor William
Miller, of Warren county, 1915 to 1917;
Governor Hutchins G. Burton, of
Halifax county, 1926 to 1927; and
Thomas w. Beckett, of Franklin
-ounty, 1917 to 1921.
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FEBR VARY
SUM MON tVg WE'D THY I'm SAT
i 3 E!:::|E|i:E|a09|
Today. is the Day
{. By CLARK M1%ARD Z
Copyright, 1881, for this Newspaper
b1 Central Press Association

would they credit his prophecy that
it would enable the Allies to win the
conflict.
All periods of grace for neutral
ships entering zones blockaded by
German submarines expired at mid
night on the 18th. From now on,
therefore, in all prohibited zones the
warning which has been issued is in
full force and shipping can no long-
er expect individual warnings, Berlin
reiterated,
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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

L. When did the militia patrol Salem
10 prevent a governor from kidnap-
ping plots?
z. When did the legislature make
wild cat skins legal tender in North
Carolina?
8. what promise did the legislature
OF 174O make the governor?
4. When did President Buchanan
visit the University?
D. What was the estimated expense
OF an Indian treaty in 1889?
o. How many attorney-generals has
North Carolina elected to governor
ships?
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Saturday, Feb. 10; 4th day of Lent.
oath day, 161st year of U. S. indie
pendence. 54th day of Winter; IS
days till Spring. Zodiac sign: Aqua
RUS. Birthstone: amethyst. .
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Daily Dispatch Bureau,

Raleigh, Feb. 13.-Most applauded
statement made to date in the House
came Thursday from the lips of Rep
resentative T. c. Stone, of Rocking
ham.
Answering a question of Libby
Ward Whether you would rathe1
give the teachers a salary increase
or prevent ALLEGATION of gasoline tax
funds to the fund . the Stoneville
solon snapped:
Whats tire use of increasing teach
ers' salaries if you can't get the chill
dren to SCHOOL,"
Mr.. Ward sat down, thoroughly van
pushed for the first and only time
so far in the session.
Strange paradox. This legislature is
more tightly administration-contr
than any in several decades. Yet If is
determined to enact a county-option
liquor bill in the face of strong on
position by Governor Hoey. head of
the administration.
The House committee on roads was
in killing frame of mind at it's MOST
recent sitting. Thursday Chairman
Con C. Johnston handed up a big
batch of bills which his group recon-
mended do not pass" Among them
were practically all those calling for
reduced license tag fees This feature.
its claimed, will be attended to in an
administration bill, lower license
prices being one of Governor Hoev,s
campaign pledges both in the nri-
maries and the general election.
Representative j. B. Vogler. Neck
lenburg, has introduced a Resolution
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FREE TUITION NOW AVAILABLE

FREE TUITION NOW AVAILABLE
Six scholarships in presswork, sub
ject to immediate acceptance and
certain requirements. No scholar
ship available in other departments
which include linotype, naonotype.
and hand composition. Training
available in these departments on
the usual terms. Why not be
pressman or printer? For full in
formation with reference to scholar
ships and training in other depart
ments, write v. G. Garriott. South
ern School of Printing, 1914 South
St, Nashville, Tennessee.
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THE CLEANEST USED CARS
in town. Legg-Parham Com
pany Used Car Branch. OPP
pOsite Wester's Stables on
Wyche Street.
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T0DAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today promises one of considerable
mental ability benevolent, and with
deep sympathies for the unfortunate.
rush, to make the personality felt, is
lacking and this may cause some ad-
Versity when the spirit is weak and
pocket empty; but strong efforts will
give an impetus til a mark is made
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TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

Feb. 13, 1542-Catherine Howard,
of the Duke of Nor
folk, fifth queen of Henry III, was
beheaded Is months after she was wed
to Tenry, for alleged misconduct COM
mitted with musician prior to the
royal marriage. To show there were
no hard feelings, Henry sent the Duke
a Holbein portrait of himself.
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Sdis1Si rN d.. Alt f'ON SHEiST
- a. n. .>>S>ASNksgZ<.<S10
UIfd]lf|i59iI e, $3.50
5v'1sa g D . tn. ~ hela ~ . SA-Pa ll =

GUARD AGAINST THIS: Let us not
therefore judge one another any
more: but judge this rather, that no
man put a stunlblingblock or an oc-
casion to fall in his brothers way
Romans 14:13.
GODS GENTLENESS: Thy right
hand hath holden me up, and thy gen.
tleness hath made me great.-PsalmS
1885.
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SUNDAY is THE DAY

First Sunday in Lent, Feb. IA; st.
Valentines Day. 18th anniversary of
Oregon's admission to the Union as
the 33rd State. 25th anniversary of
Arizona's admission to the Union as
the 18th State. Morning stars Mer-
curry, Mars, Jupiter. Evening stars
Venus. Saturn.
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TEN PIECE WALNUT DINING
$3.50. Pianos in perfect condition
change, 101, North Garnet street,
room suites, slightly used, special
$3.50 up. Home Furniture Elk
phone 80. 16-tf
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EXPERT FENDER A N D
body work, also painting.
Give us a trial, satisfaction
guaranteed. Legg Parham
Co. lift.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Germany.
2, Herpetology.
3. Richard I.
4. Chicago, Ill
5. Assignats.
6. Darling.
T. Iwenty-one years in all the states.
g. A party who is called upon to ans
wer In proceedings against him.
y. The process of obtaining knowledge
OF secret or future things by means
OF oracles, omens or astrologv.
from contact with superhuman or
divine sources.
10. Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
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REXALL 34th BIRTHDAY SALE
continues through FeSruary.s Get
large circular for your Cara Nome
coupon. Big savings on hundreds of
items. Parker's Drug Store. The
ReXall Store. >sul fra>}}11-3ti
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Neutrality Over
Spain Is Pressed

(Contin"ed from ;-age One.)
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FOR SALE TWO REGISTERED
Berkshire sows, will farrow in
April. Weight about 200 pounds
each. G. w. Knott. 13-2ti
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Early End Likely
For Assembly

CONTINUED from Page One.)
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PAPER SHELL PECAN TREES
for sale. All the best varieties. Any
size you want. They make nice
shade trees. Now is the time to
plant. A. ]. Cheek. 13-1ti
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A BIG STOCK OF NEW PINE
shingles at 1.-THE Place of Values"
Alex S. Watkins 13-1ti
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE. ALL
the standard breeds, blood tested.
Live delivery and satisfaction guar
anteed. Get my prices cefore you
buy. 13-1ti
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PHONE 800 PEOPLES MEAT MAR
ket and Groceries. Porter house,
sirloin, and round steak, Csc ID. We
carry a full line western meats
Free delivery. Your patronage ap-
preciated. 1872 Winder street. 12-26t
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PIGS AND SHOATS FOR SALE. 2
miles below Aycock school, b. L.
Stainback. 12-2ti