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sentence after Baker pleaded guilty
to being an accessory before and after
the fact.
Thompson and Buster McQueen,
Negroes were sentenced at April term
of court for life imprisonment for
their part in the affair.
Delegates Depart Economic
i. ig With Mixed Views
from Page UWB.7
perhaps, in Semtemlber to consider re
' opening the parly.
In the meantime, representatives of
I several countries will resume their dis
’ cussiions—not exactly a part of the
conference —-regarding a wheat re
'strction agreement, which several
times was reported close to comple
tion .
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Under and by virtue of a deed of
trust executed on the 10th day of
February, 1927, by Major L. Harris and
} Sallie Harris, his wife, to A. A. Bunn
trustee; default having been made
in the payment of the debt therein
secured, at the request of the holder’
of the same. I will offer for sale by
public auction, at the courthouse door
in Henderson, N. C., on Wednesday
the 30th day of August, 1933, the fol
lowing described land: On this lot is
located a small dwelling house.
Begin at R. B. Crowders corner on
the North side of the Southern rail
road, nearly in front of Capt. Tylers
residence, run thence along Harris
and Crowders line in a Northerly di
rection 150 feet, thence in a Westerly
direction and parallel to said rail
road 100 feet, thence towards said
railroad and parallel to Crowders line
150 feet to said railroad right of way,
thence along said railroad right of
way 100 feet to Crowders line or cor
ner, the place of beginning. See deed
Book 112, Page 57.
This 28th day of July, 1933.
A. A. BUNN, Trustee.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
JUST
Buy now, price is advancing
line of feeds and seed* h d hui ‘
-man. ' b -
WE HAVE CABBAGE
lard plants Car of S h Wutf ° L ‘
track. H. B. Newman „ 0Q
LOOK!-COME™TO^ 7
street. Get the best motor nil ?
qt. Let us change your 0 ; l tJ 1 '
It will stand highest speed 7-
dependant gas as good as yOu
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FOR RENT
apartment furnished or 'unf uri
ed, hot and cold water, S3OOO
month. Apply t 0 Mrs R. j Cf| .7
Phone 38.
FOR SALE SI,OOO HENDERSon
School District Bond to yield 8
cent on investment. Wanted t 0
North Carolina State bonds, a w
Peace, Oxford. N. C.
OUR EXPERIENCE
to do good work, and we g.ve the
best we have t o all whether string
er or friend. Alien’s Barber Shop
Th-Pri-tf
WANTED—-THOROUGHLY™ EXPER.
ienced shoe saleslady, ready-ij
wear saleslady, and general mer".
chandise. Write -m full your past
three years experience. “Position
care Daily Dispatch. 2 -it ;
OLD DUTCH MARKET~™UNDER
new ownership and management
Full stock of fancy and heavy
groceries and fresh grid cured meats
also fresh vegetables and fruits
We pay good prices for country pro
duce, trade or cash. A visit will
be appreciated. A. P. Paschall
manager. 28-2 ti
FOR RENT—TWO SIX ROOM COT
tages, all modern conveniences, one
heated, newly papered, in good con
dition. If interested phone 87-W,
29-2 ti
FOR SALE TWO PURE BRED GlT
nsey bull calves guaranteed to make
your cows good husbands. Each
SIO.OO if sold at once. G. Fred Finch,
at Ice Cream Plant. 254 G
GROCERY STORES, FISH DEAL
ers and o‘hers can save money on
their wrapping paper by buying old
papers for 10c per bundle at the
Dispatch office. Also line for
kindling fires, 19-ts.
FORECLOSURE SALE. '
By virtue of authority vested in T.
T. Hicks trustee by S. D. Brummitt,
( under a deed of trust recorded in
i Book 95, Page 224, default having
J been made in the payment of the note
therein secured, at the request of the
holder of the same, the undersigned
executors under the will of T.T: Hicks
trustee, will on Wednesday the 30th
day of August, 1933, at 12 o'clock, at
the courthouse door in Henderson,
'N. C.; offer for sale by public auc
tion, the following described land.
Begin at a maple Thomas Wilker
son’s corner, formerly Singlehorse.
and run thence N 70 W, 112 poles to
a stone, in M. Dorseys line, formerly
Roysters line, thence along said Dor
seys line East 126 poles to a stone,
in Hawkins old tract, now Coopers
and S. H. Satterwhites, thence along
said Hawkins old line S 28 1-2 E 34
poles to a Mulberry, thence along said
line S 70 E, 135 poles to a stone,
thence along said line S 35 E. 34 poles
to a pine in said Hawkins line,
thence W 44, poles to two persim
mons and a dogwood, thence N 11
W. 91 1-2 poles to a stone in the
North side of a small branch, thence
West 98 poles to the beginning, known
as the C. M. Roberts place and con
taining 127' acres. Note: That 22.6
acres of land included in the above
boundaries heretofore 'sold to R. D
Turner and conveyed to him with
proper boundaries are accepted from
and not included in this conveyance.
This deed of trust is executed to se
cure the balance due for the purchase
price of the said land.
This 28th day of Jilly, 1933.
Belle H. Purvis and B. H. Hicks.
Executors under the will of T. T.
Hicks, Trustee.
WEEK-END
Seashore Special
RALEIGH - DURHAM - SUFFOLK
—TO—
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
AUGUST 13
Thru Coaches to Portsmouth and
Virginia Beach
Going Round Trip
Schedule Coach Fares
Norfolk, Virginia
FROM Portsmouth Beach
Raleigh I:SSAM $1.25
Wake Forest 2:39 AM 125 1 6a
Franklinton . 2:53AM 125 1
Henderson ... 2:3OAM 1.25 1
Durham .... 12:30AM 125 1
Arrive Portsmouth 7:45AM
Arrive Virginia Beach B:4SAM
Rates same basis Raleigh-Durham
to Suffolk
Return leave Virginia Beach 7.45
P. M.» Portsmouth 9:00 P. M same
day.
SPECIAL WEEK-END FARES
—TO— ,
Portsmouth-Norfolk-Virginia BeaC 1
O n sale—All trains Fridays-Saturdays
—morning trains Sunday—return
prior to midnight following Mon
For Details See Ticket Agent
H. E. PLEASANTS, Div. Pass
505 I. O. O. F Bldg.. Raleigh V J ‘
Sobraid

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