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Estate Records 1790-1970, Dulin, W.E.-W.M.
i i it} Application for Letters of Administration.—Printed and for sale at Toe LanpmMark Jon Orrice, Statesville, N.C. APPLICATION For LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. Administration on the estate of the said ae That the v sr of snid estate, so far as can be asemtained at § » date of this ¢ Ve ution, js about fan te LG pecbece Fi rk Superior Court. LD OATEZ OF ADMINISTRA TOF. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) Me tec - $S.-In the Superior Court: i... COUNTY. \ do solemnly swear (or affirm) died without leaving any last Will and That I believe that = ; ralland singular the Goods and Chatte Js, Rights and Credits of Testament; pe} we a administe the said....& D1. Ah. ind that all other duties appertaining to the sedi reposed in me So help me God. provided by law; ¢ » Twill faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and ability: Subscribed ane sworn to before me this.2/.... Aden : 4 } : ‘ tdministrator. nee wut lod North Carolina # In the Superior Court. Iredell County # In the matter of administration of the Fstate of W. E, Dulin, decessed, by Annie Dulin, adninistratrix The petition of Annie Dulin, administratrix of W. ©. Dulin, deceased, showeth:— (1) That it would best subserve the interests of the heirs at law and creditors of the estate of said W. ©, Dulin, to sell the personal property belonging to said estate for cash, because said property would sell for about the same in cash as on a credit of six months, and because, moreover, the majority of the bidders proposed at any EpmpMaMR sale will probably be anable to give solvent bonds. (2) That said property consists largely of cotton, wheat, corn and other property, which is at the present stored in the mill building of the Railroad Phour Mills owned by Dr. J. J. Mott and others, which mill the said W, E, Dulin had been operating for some time prior to his death; that your petitioner will have to pay rent for the storage of said property in said building and she has no other place to store the same; that she regards it for the best interest of the estate and creditors to sell said property as early as practicable and convert the same into cash, (3) That your petitioner regards it for the best interests of said estate and the creditors and distributees to sell said cotton at private salo for the reason that to sell same on a day certain pursuant to notice required by law might deprive your petitioner of the benefit of any sudden rise in the market price which she could at private sale avail herself of. Wherefore, your petitioner prays for an order allowing her to sell said property for cash at public sale, as provided by law, except said cotton, and that an order may be made sllowing her to sell said cotton at private sale for such price as she may be able to obtain therefor, ats This Deok_1905, ci \_ Mating} ratrix W., E. Dulin, Klig Gee one Coe Duelacin—/ Le ttloa.. KO NC CA tt: ey rw In the matter of administration of the estate of W, FE. Dulin, deceased, by Annie Dulin, adininistratrix. It appearing that Annie Dulin, administratrix of W. E, Dulin, has filed in this office a petition showing reasons satisfactory to the Court for selling the personal property belonging to the estate of VW, FE, Dulin, deceased, for cash: It is ordered and adjudged that the said Annie Dulin, adnin- istratrix of W, E. Dulin, deceased, shall have license to sell said property to the highest bidder for cash, after twenty days' noti- ek ee o the Count hgpage’ ayy ges ophgr P28 Bag eRe in Iredell County,, subject, However, to the confirmation of this court, in case any creditor or distributee of said estate shall on the day of sale, object to the completion of the sale of any article of personal property on account of the insufficiency of the amount bid. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said Annie Dulin, administratrix be allowed to sell said cotton at private sale for such price as she may be able to obtain therefor, Tt is further ordered that the said Annie Dulin, adninistratrix of W, E, Dulin, as aforesaid, make return of the pro@peds of said bf ~— inital CVC Clerk Superior Court. sale to this court, Dee AL 1905, Du l i n . W. E 19 0 5 The following is an inventory of the property, real and pz»=m personal, belonging to the estate of W, F. Dulin, deceased, made and filed by Annie Dulin, adninistratrix of the said W. EF. Dulin, A, deceased, this the/f day o 1906, One house sand lot on the corner of Sharpe and Mulberry Streets in the city of Statesville, I. c, One small tract of land eontatning about fiwe acres in Statesville Township, Iredell County, . C. / One small tract of land containing about ~ acres, sit— uated 1 Hal idalle Township, Iredell County, ™. Cc, Money in the Statesville Tioan & Trust Company on danosit in the name of W, Z. Dulin, RLZE. 2. $ A Hemera etre tertirro iets intestate tT , Property belonging to said intestate at the Railroad Flour Mills, Statesville, %, Cy—- One chest of tools. copy of North Caroline Manuel of Taw and Forms. rifle sun, rocking shairs, One can of glus and ones bottle of acid, "Ot of stationary, consisting of letter heads, bill heads, envel- Opes etc, One watch and one pair of spectacles, Tackel blocks, and pulleys and rope, On? map of North Carolina, Pons, pencils, ink, desk fixturos and 81x postage stamps, One copy of Universal History. One Arithmetic, “umber of “orth Carolina ‘aw Journals, One metal bucket ane cup. One vise attached to bench. One corn sheller, Five bales of cotton, Piva barrels of flour, Carolina choice, 700 lbs. wheat bran, ' 13 1/% barrels of flour, Carolina Choice, qa M un g S0 6 ! 3 1/4 sacks of seed wheat, 243 lbs. of corn meal, 425 lbs. of seed wheat. Tot of flour and meal sacks, new, Lot of ear corn in hean in tiie mill, vstimated to be about 200 bus. Tot of corn in the machinery in process of manufacture, Tot of wheat in the machinery in the process of manufacture. Tot of coarse wheat, and corn sacks, Lot of serssnings on the floor of mill, 2 1/2 sacks of rye. Part of barrel of cylinder 011 in engine room tank containing machinery o11 in engine room, empty barrel én engine room, rubber belt and one split wooden pulley. Ones empty barrel and one empty Jug in basement, Tot of polit four foot pine wood on mill yard estimated to be about 18 cords, One one-horss wagon, One set of single harness. One tub in engins room, The following is an inventory of notes, accrunts, mortgases, and choses in action:—— One check, Park M'f'g. Co., Nov. 17, 1905 $55 .00 One note and mortgage, Charlie Stevenson, Moh, 29, 1902, Balance about One note and mortgage, Charlie Stevenson, Jan, 9, 1904 One note, P. P. Dulin, June 14, 1905, Account, C, W. Stimpson ” J. A, Hartness . J, J, Mott . Lee Dunigan M. M. Early Quince Murdock Stimpson Grocery Company 7,50 J, C, Sullivan 14,93 Dulin Farm 160 .26 XxxWNxxkankx Account, F. W. Lentz Mrs. T, E. Anderson T. L. Green D. J, Kimball Jim Graham lL, R. Connelly Fred Chambers Wm, F, Bailey D. A. Miller IT, C, Poard Imperial Furniture Company Statesville Furniture Company W. E. Castor E. M, Purdy County Home ¥,, Morrow C. F. Sain Foushee-Lawrence Company Fr, K. Bost John Brincefield A. L, Bost J, A, Hartness Harvey Nenly J, C, Steele & Sons P., A. Jones J, H. Meh lwee John Allison Charlie Mason A. A. Sherrill John Rouche H. V. Purches J, %, Wilson Rude King Felix King T. Soott Barkley Account, Mrs. E, C. Earley . Cooper & Gill : EF. S, Shoemaker . J, M, Adans A. J, Bass Rost A. M, Saville Stanley Conger Frank Minter Chal, Josey J. P, Galliher J, A, Galliher Adan "olmes Will Freoland J. FE. Colvert Louis Anderson Ym, Riddings A. B, F. Gaither Will Kestler Dora Wood and Oliver Wood G. C, White and Lon White Lon White Lee “older P., H. Lazenby (judgment) Ed, and Will Xerr D, S. Alexander Lee Simonton J. B, Armfield Abb, Allison Sandv Allison John Brincefield Will King Railroad Flour Mills E. M. Purdy R. lL. Freeze Woolen Account, D. M. Hellard Tom, McElwee Dr. P, F. Taughenour Renry Morrison J, J, Minish W. W, Miller A. J, Rass Charlie Brown Mrs, Ball H. A. Bost & Company Pink Barkley 2,00 ° T. J, Conger 2,25 ” W. L. Cutting 25 . Allen MeCullough 2.50 Dulin Farm Henry Dellinger Ed. Dillinger J. A. Davidson John Daniels C. T. Evans Gus, Pry 2,80 . M. A. Feimster 1.50 : J. A. Pulp .70 r Prank Hunter 2.45 . Lawrence Noneyout .30 . Yenry Johnson 70 ” Sam Hunt .50 . Capt. Mamlet 1.18 : R. S. Kennerly 2.15 7 J. A. Lentz 2.75 . Walter Lipperd .70 . Andy King 2,50 , J, UU. Kerfees 1.50 ™ J, A. Keller 1,30 . Charlie King .75 ' John King -50 | * Rev. MeIntire 5,00 dM ul j n g S0 6 l Account, McIntire & Weaver Tuther MoeNeseley 1,55 James Mott Ir. K, Lazenby Robt. Mills Will Morrison Allen MeCullough Nenrv McNeely Mrs. Martin ? JT, M. Mellon .10 ” Albert Morgan .60 ¥ Standard 011 Company .50 = Will Orr £33 ™ Austin Plyler .40 Q J, P. Pope 2.75 ” Jeff Pharr 2,80 , Henry Roovy 4.38 r Frank Patton 15 " Robt. Reives 1,85 r Phonds Reives 5.29 " Dick Rumple 1.40 . Gus Réeves .35 ' Peter Ramer 1.40 . William Rickert .75 " John Sherrill 1,50 ™ Mrs. RR. i. Sowers 215 . Bob. Sloan 6,60 “i James Sloan 75 ” Mrs. Lee Steele 1,20 . Logan Sherrill .40 , Dr. Sharpe 1,60 . Statesvillo Furniture Factory 1.50 7 Sherrill Grocery Company 1,50 - Shoemaker 25 : ” Oni Sowers .45 ” Standard 011 Company 50 a M ul y n g S0 6 ! Account, Henry Sowers " J. B, Stewart 2,00 Stimpson Grocery Company Mrs, Lou Thompson Alex Vaughn Troutman (Imp. Fur. Co.) . EF. J, Teague 4.75 > . 7. EF. Turner 3.00 je r Ww. D. Turner 200 Bob. Templeton . D. F, Watson 5,07 . Wallace 1,99 . Jim Woaver 1,02 . Alex Waddell 1,90 . Ern, Weaver 2,15 : Joo White 1,25 m Walter Watson 2,00 * Jim Watson 50 7 E. C, Vineent 1,40 . Jim White 1,90 : Lon White 1,35 . T. Lb. Wood 1,50 ' Eb, White 1,30 " Jin Williams 2.50 : Mr, Woolen 2,10 a Tim Waddell .65 ° John Webb 1,40 ’ A. M, Saville .75 " Will Evans 1,12 ’ Bob, Henry .93 " John Shaver 12,21 ’ 7, M, Shook 2,25 t/4—inrenest—in—shreddine mehine. Annie Dulin being sworn says that the foregoing contains a true and perfect inventory of all the property, real and personal, belonging to the estate of W. E, Dulin, deceased, cues MEL whet Da Bis chen / 3/646 aM uy n g $0 6 ! " dé cu t e co a c h ) a p Oc t a. ee se e n ee e Du l i n , WE 19 0 5 The following is a list of the personal property belonging to the estate of W. E, Dulin, deceased, sold by Annie Dulin, admin- istratrix, on the 2nd day of January 1906:-~- Mack Fry, 855 lbs. ear corn @ 61 cts. $7.45 J. FP, Shaver, 7°90 lbs. oar corn @ 63 6.30 Mack Fry, 6541 lbs, ear corn QO 60 56.07 5,75 Mack Fry, one corn sheller Mack Fry, 171 lbs. wheat @ 1,00 «ub L@Anh. Lawrence, 595 los, feed GQ 89 3.51 J, F, Shaver, 400 lbs, feed, @ 87 6.30 FF, K, Bost, 39° lbs, feed @ 75 2.99 J, B, Cashion, 477 lbs, feed O75 3.58 D. A. Miller, 393 lbs. feed @ 75 2,95 H, L. Troutman , 427 lbs. feed, @ 75 2,52 Mack Fry, 400 lbs, feed @ 77 5,08 Maok Fry, 400 lbs, feed, O77 1/2 3.10 | D. A. Miller, 414 lbs, fved QO 79 3.27 Dolph. Lawrence, 400 lbs, feed @ 76 3,04 J. B, Cashion, 400 lbs. feed Q 77 3.08 Mack Fry, 400 lbs, feed @ 76 3.04 J, B, Cashion, 400 lbs, feed @ 79 3.16 Mack Fry, 395 lbs, faed @ 76 1/2 35,02 J, B, Cashion, 395 lbs, feed @ 77 3,04 Henry Miller, 35 lbs, shelled corn G58 .87 Will Orr, 40 bags @ 2 80 Mack Pry, 240 lbs, feed @ 79 1,89 Will Orr, 395 lbs. bran @ 1,10 4.34 ’ Mack Fry, 400 lbs, bran @ 1,00 4,00 Will Orr, 400 lbs bran @ 1,06 4th mack ry, 300 lbs, bran @ 1,11 3.33 Mack Fry, 578 lbs, wheat @ 1,01 | 9,07 J, A, Wise, one belt 2,00 FP, W. Lentz, 310 lbs, shelled corn @ 65 3,59 Mack Fry, 5 bb flour @ 4,10 20 ,50 FP, K, Bost, 2 bbls, flour @ 4,15 8,30 Mack Fry, 4 1/2 bbls. flour @ 4,00 | aM ‘u l j n g S0 6 l Will Orr, 1 1/4 bus. meal @ 67 Mack Pry, wheat @ 1,02 Wack Fry, 11 bbls, flour @ 3,00 W,. Stowart, 1 bbl. flour @ 3,25 Will Orr, 2 bbls. flour @ 3,15 » Will Orr, 3 bbls, flour @ 3,00 Will Orr, 5 bbls, flour @ 3,00 Will Orr, 2 bbls. flour @ 4,80 J. B, Cashion, 2 bbls. flour @ 4,50 David Fox, 2 bbls. flour @ 4.50 W. Stewart, 1 bbl. flour @ 4.50 Phonds, Reavis, 1/2 bbl. flour @ 4,60 Will Orr, 1 bbl. flour @ 4,50 Mack Fry, 14 cotton pags @ 1 1/2 : "72 flour bags @ 5.60 , " 328 flour bags @ 3,00 . "600 flour bags @ 2,00 ” "86 1 bu. meal bags @ 1.00 ® " 100 12 1b. meal bags @ 45 5 . a. e *" @650 4 1/2 lds. twine @ 26 W. D. Estep, 325 lbs. shorts Q 1.40 George Austin, 330 lbs. shorts @ 1.36 r : 838 lbs. shorts @ 1,35 Will Orr, 200 lbs. swovpings @ 1,10 George Austin, 434 lbs, Screenings QO 36 H.L, “routiman, 500 lbs. screenings @ 75 FP, W, Lentz, 400 lbs, screenings @ 56 T. L. Green, 509 lbs, " @Q 60 ° 424 lbs. ” Q65 ’ 426 lbs. r @ 65 Mack "ry, 5625 lbs. screenings @ 66 Jno, Shaver, 456 lbs. soreenings @ 65 J, A Wise, 207 lbs, screenings @ 70 H. L. “routman, 225 lbs. screenings @ 66 7,54 33.00 3,25 6.30 6.00 15.00 9.60 9,00 9.00 4.50 2,30 4.50 o%1 4.03 9,84 12,00 86 45 7.63 1.17 4,55 5,17 11,31 2,20 3.77 3.75 2,24 3,05 2,75 2,77 3.46 2.96 1,45 1,48 Mack “ry, 7 1/2 gals, cylinder oil @ 15 $1.13 . " 14 1/2 gals. cylinder oil @ 15 2.17 - "one oil] tank 2.00 . "one pulley 1.50 " ® one belt 250 one set harness 2.15 Thomas Morrow, one wagon 12,50 D. A. Miller, 10 cords wood @ 2,25 22,50 Mack Maxxay Fry, 5 cords wood @ 2,25 6.75 Mrs, Annie Dulin, wood 2,00 Thomas Morrow, one riffe gun 2,00 Thomas Morrow, one set tools 15,00 Mack MuxxaxzFry, one lot packing pte Paes Annie Dulin being sworn says that the forgoing contains a ture and complete list of the personal property belonging to the estate of W., E. Dulin, deceased, sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on the 2nd day of January 1906, under the order of the Court. Anat a eas Sworn to and subscribed before me this the {i“day of January 1906, DAL, we aM “u l n g S0 6 1 Ze e Cl e e s e Av i l a ) Ah cc t c a e t t t A l e c y f. LY EO N 2. ee oe AA C E RA Y E A. : : : ~ : wn —— — es Pe Du l i n , W. 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Ah e w a g Ai p h o n e of xi te AL hi c fi c r c e u c e c a e UY LD A Cp c c e c a t y 8 7 9 0 6 a Ca r tz \ Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 qa M ‘u l i n g S0 6 1 Summons For Rellef—Clerk—Printed and for sale by Bady, T The o Felten, Statesville, N. C., oe f - a feeder rf heen ~-In the Superior Court. 4 the defendanseZ above named, if of the Superior Court for the County of , on eZ day o ae and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said County, within te... days from the date of this summons, and let—7"-<<¢ ake notice that il to answer to the said complaint at that time, the plaintiff.....will apply for the relief demanded in the c6mplaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this. aS aay of fly LM “Clerk Su perior Court o SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F , A Re t u r n a b l e wi t h i n =. da y s in t o th e of f i c e “O f th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t ot e =< ‘i AL L A L KE K Co u n t y . Re c e i v e d © Ma e r (Z . 19 ¢ fo Se r v e d Ma r cz 19 0 6 aa y ee e C4 e o t i n t y . Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 Summons For Relief—Clerk—Printed an and f for sale aby ety, 7 The te Stateaville, X N.C, II- > had 500. Wou Are hereby Commanded to summo the defendant above named, if ‘be found within your County, to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of fie hece_ , on wR eee 1908 and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the cr Superior Court take notice that unty, within LO ..days from the date of this summons, and let for said e relief demanded fail to answer to the said complaint at that time, the plaintiff.....will apply for th Jf in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this CQO aM ‘u y n g S0 6 ! ~ SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F Re t u r n a b l e wi t h i n . 77 da y s in t o th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t (7 A ee e Co u n t y . -_ — — q Re c e i v e d “7 2 U 1 - _ 19 0 2 4 Se r v e d Le a vw t h e , C= 19 0 8 9? fo A pf Pl a i n t i f f ' s At t o r n e y . VY Du l i n , W_ E. 19 0 5 * Summons For Relief—Clerk—Prin ounty.--9n the Superior Court. - a the defenday QZ above named, if-©# GP) be found within your County, to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of Zite heck. , on ne Res of Ck aol and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said County, within 4d ...days from the date of this summons, and le6-##—e tke notice that il to answer to the said complaint at that time, the plaintiff..will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this. ZL Aray of Clérk Superior Court of — SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F , «A Re t u r n a b l e wi t h i n ea da y s in t o th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t of Jf . 7< - © - € € ¢ ~ C o u n t y . “R e c e i v e d Mt l 14 19 0 . Se r v e d MC h /4 é ii . SE C G _ © an 4 4 ee ox ’ Ko u n t y . ao t Pl a i n t i f f ' s At t o r n e y . Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 and for sale by Brady, The Printer, Statesville, N. C., I1-9-’04-500, County.--In the Superior Court. ———__-— ’ SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. 4 - State of North Carolina, To the Sheriff of hon rll aco "as ie the defendant above named, if Zep nt ie your County, to appear at the office of the Clerk . , of the Superior Court for the County of ek , on ne : Chie 190 S and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superjor Court , for said County, within LS ....days from the date of this summons, and ee that if .4 fail to answer to the said complaint at that time, the plaintiff ..will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint. a M ul y n g S0 6 1 SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F , Re t u r n a b l e wi t h i n ve da y s in t o th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t + oy of LH EL L <_ Co u n t y . Re c e i v e d S: 2 r y e d Pl a i n t i f f ' s At t o r n e y . Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 qa M ul j n g S0 6 I tt North Carolina # In the Superior Court, Iredell County # Before the Clerk, Annie Dulin, administratrix of W., E. Dulin, deceased and Annie 7: SS Dulin, widow of said W, E. Dulin, vs, Petition for Sale of Land % J. A, Lentz and wife Mary Lentz, for Dower. C, A, Dulin, P. P. Dulin and ‘= Dulin, heirs at law of f= Dilin, deceased, To the Honorable the Superior Court of Iredell County:— Your petitioner, as administratrix of W. Ff, Dulin, deceased and as the widow of said W. FE, Dulin, respectfully showeth to the Court:— * Pirst:- That W. F. Dulin is dead, having died intestate in in Iredell County on or about the___ day of November 1905. That he left him surviving his widow, your petitioner the said Annie Dilin, and the defendant Mary Lentz, C, A, Dulin, P, P, Dulin and Annie Dulin, his brothers and sisters, as his only heirs at law, That tho said VW, =. Dulin died without issue, That your petitioner, the said Annie Dulin, widow was duly appointed and qualified as adninis- tratrix of the said W., &, Dulin by the Superior Court of Iredell County on the 29th day of “ovanhber 1905, and gave bond as such and at onee entered into and upon the administration of said astate as provided by law, Sdcond:—- That tho ssid W, E, Dulin at tho tims of his death was seized in fee and possessed of three several tracts or lots of land, as follows:— lst, a lot in Iredell County, North Carolina,in The City of Statesville, adjoining the lands of Mrs, Gill and others and bounded as follows:-— Beginning at the funetion of Mulbary and Sharps streets in the city of Statesville, minning with Sharne street 150 feet to a stako Mrs, G111's corner; thence North 21 West 65 fox 50 & stake, Mrs. Gill's corner; thence North 63 Rast 150 fest to a gtake on said Iulbery street; thence South 21 Bast 65 Paatiizo the a M ‘u l i n g S0 6 ! dDeginning, containing 1/4 of an aere mora or less, 2nd, In Iredell County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of W, M, Dulin, Willian Bailey and others, bounded as follows:- Beginning at a black oak, Dulin's corner and runs North 2 East 167 Poles to a stake on the Statesville road; thenee with the same 69 West S6 poles to a stone Past eorner of lot No, 2.sthenee South 2 West 160 poles to a magnolia, Bailey's line; thence with his line to the beginning, containing 35 acres more or less. It being the lot drawn by Sarah A, Jenkins in the division of the lands of the ate of Daniel Brawley, deceased, Srd, Tn Iredell County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of 7. J. Conger, “Nenry Barkley, Frank Smith and others, bounded as follows: Beginning at a post oak; thence “orth 60 1/2 poles with the Ti. wa Conger's line to a stum: thence Northwesterly about 16 poles to a persimmon; thenes South 70 1/2 poles to a stake; thence Fast 13 poles to the Seginning, containing 5 1/4 acres more or less, it Deing the Martha A, Brice and A, Q. L. Williams lots, Mird:— the first of said lots daseribed in the sscond psararsranh hereof situated in The City of Statesville. and S & a . 9 has greeted upon it a valuabls cottages residence where the said W. =. Dulin was living with your petitioner at the time of his death and where your petitioner has been living since his death, That the other two lots deseribed in paragraph two are not in the city of Statesville, but are situated sone distance out in the Country and sre not nearly as valuable as the said house and lot in States— ville, That, said house and lot in Statesville is worth, upon a air valuation, three-fourths if not four-fifths as uch as the whole of said three several lots, Pourth:— That under the laws of North Carolina your petition “ the said Annie Dulin as the widow of the said W. FE, Dulin, is entitled to an estate for her life in One-third in value of all ths lands deseribed in paragraph two hereof, in which third part shall be included the ssid dwelling house in which her husband resided at the time of his death together with outhouses, buildings and inprovanents thereunto belonging or appertaining, That because of the peculiar situation and cirounstanees in this case, the said aM ‘u l j n g S0 6 l dwelling house and lot in Statesville being the most valuable of any of the several lots and doing worth three-fourths or four-fifths as much as the entire land of said intestate, it is highly imprac— ticable and practically impossible for the Court to assign by metes and bounds and allot to your petitioner her dower in ssid lands in the usual manner in such cases, That an assignment of her dower by motos and bounds and an allotment of the same to her in the corpus of the lands would of necessity result in a division or a cutting in twain of the said dwekling house and lot, which would result in the reckless and unreasonable destruction of the value of said property cic ‘rould rocult in the great damage of your petitioner as well as to the defendants, heirs at law of said intestate. FPifth:— Your petitioner the said widow avers that it would be more advantageous to her and to the defendants for the Court to decree a sale of said land and that out of the proceeds arising from said sale the court shall ascertain the present cash value of one-third of said lands as provided »y law and pay the sam2 to her in this proceeding, as her dower interest in said lands, And she alleges that as a matter of right she is justly entitled to a sale of said land in view of the circumstances herein alleged and to have the relief hersin sought. t there is no other way »by which she can obtain the Just and adequate valuo of her dower estate in said lands as botwveen herself and the defendants. Sixth:- Your petitioner further avers that thers is a mortgages for the sum of $300.00 on the first lot of said land above described, made by ths said W, EF, Dulin and herself to the First Building & Loan Association of Statesville, N. C., dated Oct, if, 1905, which is due and unpaid, as That there is also another mortage on the said lot made to the said First Building & Loan Association by Mrs. Rachael C, Shelton before she sold the said lot to said W, E, Dulin, dated Nov, 2, 1902, for the sum of $300.00, which said mortgagemg is a lion upon the said land, and due and unpaid. That thereis a mortsage for the sum of $200,00 on the 55 acre tract, made by W. F. Dulin and wife to J, C, Sullivan dated April 10, 1905, due and unpaid. That nits of said morterases are valid incumbrances unon the said property, and ®11 of same con tain the power of sale as provided by law, and unless the same are . ~~ f.ead under said mortcsces.- a < dwelling house and lot in Statesville being the most valuable of any of the several lots and Deing worth three-fourths or four—fifths as much as the entire land of said intestate, it is highly imprac— ticable and practically impossible for the Court to assign by metes and bounds and allot to your petitioner her dower in ssid lands in the usual manner in such cases, That an assignment of her dower by motos and bounds and an allotment of the same to her in the corpus of the lands would of necessity result in a division or a cutting in twain of the said dwelling house and lot, which would result in the reckless and unreasonable destruction of the value of said property anc would result in the great damage of your petitioner as well as to the defendants, heirs at law of said intestate, Fifth:- Your petitioner the said widow avers that it would b3 more advantageous to her and to the defendants for the Court to decree a sale of said land and that out of the proceeds arising fron said sale the court shall ascertain the present cash value of one-third of ssid lands as provided »y law and pay tho S42 to her in this proceeding, as her dower interest in said lands, And she slleges that as a matter of right she is justly entitled to a sale of said land in view of the circumstances herain alleged and to have the relief herein sought. other way »by which she can obtain the just and adequate valuo of her dower estate in said lands as between herself and the defendants, Sixth:- Your petitioner further avers that thers is a mortgage for the sum of $300.00 on the first lot of said land above described, made by the said W, FE. Dulin and herself to the Pirst Bullding & Loan Association of Statesville, MN. C., dated Oct, av, 1905, which is due and unpaid, ss That there is also another nort sage on the said lot made to the said Pirst Building & Loan Assoctation by Mrs. Rachael C, Shelton before she sold the said lot to said W, &, Dulin, dated Nov, 2, 1902, for the sum of $300.00, which said mortgagemz is a lien upon tho said land, and due and unpaid. That thereis a mortesage for the sum of $200 .00 on the 55 acre tract, made by W. FE. Dulin and wife to J, C, Sullivan dated April 10, 1905, due and unpaid. That il of said morteages are valid incumbrances upon the said property, and ®11 of same con- tain the power of sale as provided by law, and unless the sane are paid the said mortgagees wiit sell tue said land under said morteaces, Seventni=— "hat said mortesaag constitute valid claims against the estate of the said ‘, “, Dilin and must be paid oy your qa M un g petitioner as wus adminisyravrix oi sALU Intestate, unless sho $0 6 ! Please Note: Document(s) Repeated Intentionally aM “u l y n g S0 6 ! allows the said property to go to sale under ssid morteages, and in the avent the said property should go to sale under said mortgages, your petitioner would still be entitled to her dower in said land and would be driven to the necessity of instituting a proceeding in this court for dowar in said lands, That your petitioner as admin- istratrix has not sufficient assets to pay off and discharge said mortgages and the other debts of said estate, and she avers that she is ontitled for this reason to a sale of said lands to make assets to pay off said mortgages, + Eighth:- That your petitioner the said widow is entitled to have her dower in said lands mxkmmmxxkml exonorated from the payment of said mortgages, that is she avers as a matter of law she is entitled out of the proceeds of sale of said lands to her dower ascertained and naid to her as the law provides, first, then, as administratrix she is entitled to have sufficient of the proceeds of said sale to enable her to pay off said mortzages in, Puls, That the residues of the proceeds of said sale be distributed among the defendants as the heirs at law of the intestate. Taenth:- he payment of the widow's dower and the paynent of said mortgages as aforesaid, the defendants are en- titled to the residue as follows:— Mary ‘entz, one-fourth; C. A. Dulin, one-fourth; P, P. Dulin, one-fourth; Annie Dulin, one-fourth, Eleventhi-= That the said Annis Dulin, defendant, is an infant under the age of twenty-one years and without general or testamentary guardian, Wherefore, your petitioner prays:—- (1) That the Court decrees a sale of said lands upon such terms as the Court may direct and that the Court anpoint some com petent person & cormissioner to sell the said lands under the orders of the Court, (2) “hat out of the proceeds of sale the court ascertain and pay to your petitioner the said widow, her dower in said lands as provided by law, allowing her the present cash value of her dower interest as provided by sections 1626 and 1627 of the Revisal of 1905, (3) That next, out of the proceeds of said sale your petition- er as adninistratrix of said WwW, PF - Dulin be paid a sufficient amount to enable her to nay off and discharge said mortgages. (4) That the residue after paying the costs of this pro- ceading be distributed among the defendants, the heirs at law of said intestate, (5) That a guardian ad litem be appointed to represent the said Annio Dulin, infant defendant, (6) That the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court be paid out of the proceeds of said sale of the lands described in the petition, Be i 7 c ‘tioofc) ¥ Cotle Cong = A a go ie pp oe” nal SEAL e ah tart Pmt Attorneys for the Petitioner, i Mrs, Annie Dulin being sworn says that the foregzoing petition is true of her own knowledge except as to those matters and things there— in Alleged upon information and belief and as to those matters she dealieves it to be true, ~#,, iil Wis ee 4 Sworn to and subseribed before h me, this the/?2 day of March 1906, ) / LMT gad Clerk Superior Court, North Carolina # In the Superior Court. Iredell County # Refore the Clerk, Annie Dulin, administratrix of # W. E. Dulin, deceased, and Annie $ Dulin, widow of said , ©, Dulin # vs, a Application for Guardian ad xix 7, A, Lentz and wifa Mary Lentz, # litem, C. A, Dulin, P. P, Dulin and # Annie Dulin, heirs at law of r eis, Dulin, deceased, 1 TO the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County:— The plaintiff in the above entitled special procesding respect— fully showeth to the Court, that Annie Dulin, infant defendant in the above entitled proceedings for the sale of real estate to make assets and xm for dower, is a minor under the age of twanty—one years, and without seneral or testamentary guardian, and that the said minor has heen duly served with the sumions in said proceadings, Wherefore, the said plaintiff hereby makes apnlication to said court to appoint somes suitable person to act as suardian ad litem for said we to represent her interest in said procesdings, “t This March/ Z_1906, Annie Dulin, administratrix of "a Dulin, eS sy Lirchew (“Ghee Ce eae a zx. ZEA eke Londo Attorneys for Plaintiff. a Annie Dulin, administratrix of W. R. Dulin, deceased, and Annie Dulin, x. widow of said W, E. Dulin vs. # Appointment of Guardian J, A, Lentz and wife Mary Lentz # ad liten, and others, t It appearing from the sworn complaint and application in this cause that Annie Dulin, infant defendant, is without general aM ‘u n g s0 6 l 9 e Pp = 7 S0 6 1 ee _ or testamentry guardian, and aa rr nie Racal their next friend, who is found by the court, after due inquiry as to his fitness, to be a suitable, discreet and competent person, having come into court &nd signified his willingness to represent said minor; and it appesring that the said infant is a necessary and proper party to the determination of the rights of the parties to this proceading and that the summons has bean duly served upon hert= It is therefore, on motion of Furches, and Coble and Geo, B, a Sas attorngys for the plaintiff, ordered that a hail a / ZK tabs Zeer He and he is hereby avpointed euardian ad litem of said infant defendant Annie Dulin, in this action, and is authorized and directed to anne» ‘nd defend the same on her Dehalf, as su@h guardian. —— tf, This MaronSZ-18h6, pa LE Ue, Clerk Superior Court, & Aa d Du l i n , W. 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P, Dulin and Annie Dalin, heirs at law of W. &, Dulin, FE E SE he eS Hw deceased, This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, upon the petition of the Plaintiff and the answers of all the defendants and it appearing to the court that the summons in this cause has been duly issued and served upon all the defendants a8 prescribed by law; that a guardian appointed by the court to represent the said Annie Dulin, infant defendant, and t, ad litem has been duly hat the summons and copy of peti- tion has been duly served upon such guardian ad litem and that said guardian ad litem has filed an answer to said petition for the said infant, and it further appearing to the court that ment of said guardian ad litem, W. M, Dulin, after the appoint— the father of said in- fant defendant had himself duly appointed and qualified by the court &s the general guardian of the said Annie Dulin and that the said W. M. Dulin as general guardian has also filed an answer for said infant defendant in this cause, And it also further appearing to the court from the answers of the defendants filed, that said defend- ants protest against a sale of the lands described in the petition for dower, and that they also object to a sale of said lands by the Plaintiff as administratrix until first said administratrix exhausts the personal estate of said intestate in the payment of his debts, except that part of same which the said Plaintiff is entitled as her year's support, and it further appearing to the court that the plaintiff and the defendants and their counsel of record have agreed upon terms of compromise as follows:~ (1) That the plaintiff, irs. Annie Dulin, widow of Ww, E. Dulin, deceased » Shall take and‘hold as her dower in the lands of +. aM ‘u l y n g $0 6 1 said intestate for the term of her natural life, the first lot of land described in said petition, the same being the house and lot in the city of Statesville where the said W. E, Dulin lived at the baick Mucky bua, whpen Csaba nis ne di ass a pac fea (2) That out of the pérscnal estate of said intestate the time of his death and where the said widow now resides, yh Rees said Annie Dulin, widow, shall have and receive to her own use ab— solutely the sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars in money as her year's support, and that she shall have the same by authority of this decree without any further proceedings to assign the same, (3) That the residue of said personal estate, or so mch thereof as may be necessary, shall be applied by the said plaintiff as administratrix to the payment of all costs and charges of adnin- istration, and then to the payment of all valid and just debts against said estate, first paying all debts not secured by mortgage on the said lands, and then the reside or so mich as may be necessary shall be applied to the payment of the debt secured by mortgage due the First Building & Loan Association of Statesville and to the debt secured by mortgage due J, C, Sullivan, and if there is not sufficient funds arising from the personal estate, after deducting the widow's year's allowance as aforesaid, to pay off and discharge all costs and charges of administration and all valid and outstanding debts against said estate, then the es ee agree upon awe of the said administratri t to advance to her a sufficient amount in money to pay off and discharge the resideu of said indebtedness, and in the event the said defendants fail or refuse to advance to said administratrix sufficient money to pay same upon demand, the defendants hereby agree that the Clerk of this Court upon a motion in this cause, after ten day's notice to the defendants, may grant the said administratrix an order of sale, authorizing her to sell said lots of land described in thespetition in this cause, exclusive of said house and lot given the widow as her dower, or so much thereof as may be necessary to make assets to pay off and discharge the residue of said indebtedness, Now, therefore, it is, by consent of the plaintiff and de- fendants and their counsel, considered and adjudged by the court that this prooeeding for the sale of said lands be Mpoontinued for the present; that the plaintiff Mrs, Annie Dulin, widow of W, E, Dulin, deceased, have and take by authority of this decree and by consent of all the parties hereto, and hold for the term of her natural life as and for her dower in the lands of said W. E. Dulin, deceased, the lot of land described in said petition and described as follows:~ Lying in Iredell County, State of North Carolina, ad- joining the lands of K. L, Gill and others, situated in the city of Statesville on the corner of Sharpe and Mulberry streets, bounded as follows:— Beginning at the junction of Mulberry and Sharpe streets in the city of Statesville, running with Sharpe street 150 feet to a stake Mrs. Gill's corner; thence North 21 degrees West 65 feet to a stake Mrs. Gill's corner; thence North 68 degrees East 150 feet to a stake on Mulberry street; thence South 21 degreos East 65 feet to the beginning, containing one-fourth of an acre more or less, It is further considered and adjudged by the court that the said Mrs, Annie Dulin, widow, have and take and hold to her absolutely out of the personal estate of said intestate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dollars in money as and for her year’s support as provided by law, and that she have the same by authority of this decree without any further proceedings to assign the same, It is further considered and adjudged by the court that out of the residue of said personal estate the said plaintiff as administratrix shall pag all costs and charges of administration first, then the residue or so much thereof as may be necessary shall be applied by said administratrix to the payment of all valid debts against the estate of said intestate, first paying off and discharging all debts not secured by mortgage on the land, and then the said mort- gage debt due the Pirst Building & Toan Association of Statesville, and the said mortgage debt due J, C, Sullivan shall be paid off and discharged by said administratrix; and in the event the said personal estate is insufficient to pay off and discharge all costs, charges, depts and mortgages, and in the event that said defendants shall fail to advance to said administratrix the amount of such deficiency as aforesaid, it is hereby considered and adjudged that the said plaintiff as administratrix shall,upon motion in this cause, after ten day's notice to the defendants, have an order of sale, authorizing her to sell said land described in said petition, outside of the lot herein allotted to her as her dower, or so mich thereof as may be necessary, to make sufficient assets to pay off and discharge fully said indebtedness, It is further considered and adjudged by the court that all papers in this proceeding be recorded in the minutes of special proceedings in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that said clerk certify this decree to the Register of Deeds of Iredell County to the end that the same be registered in the record of deeds in said county. It is further consicered and adjudged that the costs of this proceeding be paid by the said administratrix out of the estate of said intestate, and that this cause be retained on the docket until further orders of this court, This/ day of April 1906, et ek ak By consent of the Pe ANN CCCELT "Clerk Superior Court. plaintiff and the defendants and as thetseo yes Lerafeag Bhi. ~ —ZZZ#K&L Le ‘ Counsel for, the Plaintiff, we 4A bee / Counsel for the defepdants. Mrs, Annie Dulin, administratrix of W, E, Dulin, deceased, in account with said estate upon annual settlement, this Nov. 12, 1906, Charges: J. A, Hartness Account $10. 20 Stimson Grocery Company 7.50 Dr. Anderson . 6,41 Mrs. T, I. Green . 3,40 4,50 D. J. Kimball Connelly 1,60 W. F, Bailey : 11,00 D. A. Miller * 27.60 I. C. Foard r 2.65 Imperial Furniture M'f'g. Co. " 7.20 Statesville Purniture Co, . 12,06 Mr. Caster 83 E. M, Purdy i 5,54 County Home . 4,78 L. Morrow : 16,09 W, W. Foushee . 1.75 Mr. Bost * 1,00 J. C, Steele 4,20 P, A. Jones , 45 J, 2, McElwee ' 7.00 D. M, Purches . 4.33 J, %, Wilson . 2.55 Cooper & Gill a 2,25 Dr. M. R. Adams . 15.44 A, M. Saville si .75 Mr. Kestler ’ 8,05 J, B, Armfield 7 7.50 Mr, “Menerly ¥ 75 Statesville Grocery Company ° 1,50 J, A, Lents i 16,00 Anount carried forward+——-———. 4d M ul j n g S0 6 l pide a Amount charges brought forward----~——— Charlie Stevensonjmortgage Sowers RMMAXRYXLRX Dulin Farn Amount realized from sale of personal property, Jan. 2, 1906 Money in Bank at death of intestate, including check returned from Tiddell Co,, at Charlotte, N, C. 229 ,24 Amount received from sale of cotton 251 .42 Total amount of charges———-——~--——— 51371. 67 Credited by the following vouchers:— 1. Mrs. Amie Dulin, wicow, retained her year's allowance as per consent decree in the case of Mrs. Annie “lin against J, A, Lentz ad others, in the Superior Court of Iredell County $300 .00 2. Dr. T. F. Anderson, Dec, 14,1905 20 .00 3. Geo, B, Nicholson, Meh, 10, 1906 1,80 4, W. A. Summers, taxes for 1905 215.17 5. The Landmark, Feb. 20, 1906 5,75 6. J, A. Hartness, Mech, 17, 1906 7,55 7. Chipley & MeNargue, Jan, 1, 1906 .50 8, J, W. Nicholson & Co., Jan, 22, 1906 50,00 9, Statesville Tlour Mills, Dec, 11, 1905 92.75 10. FE. G. Gaither, Feb. 13, 1906 7,50 11, Iredell “ivery Co,, Jan, 8, 1906 6,00 12, Standard 011 Co,, Jan, 18, 1906 10.22 13, Carolina Marble & Granite Co., Sept. 7, 1906 115,00 14, J, A, Morrow, note, Moh. 4, 1906 205,00 15, Statesville Drug Co.,, Dec, 12, 1905 3,10 16, City Water Department, Mel. 26, 1905 1,50 17, Telephone rent at mill, “ov, 8, 1905 2,20 Ant, disbursements carried forward$%46 .04 a M un g S0 6 ! Amt. disbursements brought forward-—-—— 18, F. W. Lentz, Jan, 4, 1906 19, Thomas Morrow, Dec, 26, 1905 . Walter Chester, Jan, 10, 1906 Will Somers, Jan. 35, 1906 1906 First Building & Loan Agsso,,May 12, *2@8143,.00 The City of Statesville, Cemetery Lot, Nov, 27, 1905 35.00 G, M, Morrow, note, May 1, 1906 106.00 W. C, Mills, Auc., Jan, 8, 1906 5,00 W. M. Dulin, note, 42,40 Geo, B, Ticholson, atty.,J’ov. 12,1906 C., W. Stimpson 2.79 Geo, Daniels 14 .56 Steam bill, Imp. Fur. Mfg. Co, 48,55 G. M. Morrow 132.70 Mrs. Reavis 4,00 Lon White 11,70 W. FP, Bailey, work at mill 10 ,50 Barber bill 2,50 Digsing grave 2,00 J, C, Sullivan, Int. on note, Oct. 10, 1906 8,00 $1002.69 Total disbursements—————~~— 5 % Coms. on 21371,67 receipts 68 ,58 - On $1202.69 disbursts. 60.13 $1631.40 Amt, due admrx, Nov, 12, 1906 $259.73 Audited and approved, this Nov. 12, 1906, QA MathweL2 ( Sigen Superior Court, GE L AO L IN L G0 bx oa Du l i n , WE 19 0 5 (Onset camen Before Z i Plaintige.. ee Defendant... ; Judgment in the above entitled action was re - and against the De- a“ Sendant_, si 1\F« “, for amount of af $ Rf “> 4 > é ry “ Interest at__© .. from _¢ osu et Ls ! certify that the Soregoing is a true Transcript . rendered tn said act ion... This . day of —« — Justice of the Peace, 2 5 = tn" $0 6 1 2G Ti 4 HA R O N HS ey ae Ua p Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 9 . s = tn Sd 6 l (i a Transcript of Judgment.—printed and for sale by TH® MASCOT PR NG CO, Statesville, N.C. vasiaiods eaeiontahadasteianstccsemiaaaial ("’ Justice’s @oiirt, IMAeECX County. mt Ticrit tome, - Defendant.. ce YW . Judgment in the above entitled action was rendered for the Plaintiff.... and against the De- fendant......., the O day of CLE Per r2.., for amount of Chl Ofte sees ‘AT Shove at 6. ak 4: : day of lel: Costs SOz plac: “ja $.4.-.22.. hb — I certify that the foregoing is a true Transcript from my Docket of the Judgment.... rendered tn said action.... by me. This °F & . Justice of the Peace. “I ’ ] ye i ' Wi l 70 ) . et HG PD 2° Y AW D O N ? 40 4R O S N T A T Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 g &. F = a S0 6 ! i atin. hone hey fect fed (ZAC Albee bal teLen, — CA th nig st Ae , — Aen O5OK LAS Cafent, COOH OT eae (le Mtb Piero, aoe 7b > x (7 D oe va r p e w A a~ 2 Ti a Ss >) /4 / ve y a tr 7. 22 ty p Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 9 =. z = ey) So e ! Return to, notice of Dulin Mrs. Anna, admrx,. W. E. Dulin Vs. County of Iredell. Joun. Shaver To tue Superior Court of Iredell County, An arnpneal having been taken in tiiis action by the defendant, I, W. R. Sloan, the Justice before whom tie seme was tried, in pur- Suances of the notice of anneal hereto annexed, do isreby certify and feturn that the following precesxdings were nad by and vefore me in sx said action: On the Srd, day of October, 1997, at tiie raquest of tne nlaintiff, I issusd a summons in her favor and agzsinst tiie defenda dant, whicii is herewith sent said summons was, on the return day tnere returned before me at my Office; and at tie same time and place, or, tne plaintiff eppearexd by counsel, end defendant in person, Tne riaintiff complaineac for sroods sold and d2livered to the defendant in the sum of 3 and interest on $15.11, from date of pa o on e ho l fe a - judement until paid, end costs of action, Tie defendant deny the richt of tne rlesintiff to recover that anount or any amount, on tie grounds, thet ne had elready paid the amt so claimad and did not owe tiie pl: intiff in any sum, Both rarties@ introduced svidence uron tiie claims sc made by them, and efter hearing tne proofs and alergations, I rendered judgement in favor of tii? rlaintiff and erainst the defendant, on tiie Stii, day of October, 1907. for $15.11, and intaresst on 315.11, from date -f said judgment until peid, and for tue further sun of pA Bn, costs of tne ection, I also gertify tiat on tiie 14tn, day of October, 1397, tie defendant sarvad notice of arpral on ma and at tne sam? tino paid ma my fee of 30cts, for making my return, All of wnich I send, tovetherwit.. proceass, pleadings and otner parers in ti:9 case, Dated this 14th, day of October, 1:07. 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Tranecript to Supreme Court............ County Tax, when Jury impaneled... Referee’s ANOWBNCG........c-gecercersee seeneecsencee atte enseeeneegeeseneers , sasicc li cisisienessl svieeseh a M ‘u n g so e ! ¢ < / / O? ¢ 7 mm m " TV I L DO C K E T . BI L L OF CO S T S — C I V I L . (A s fi x e d by th e Co d e . ) —— — VA D h. . Me n t e A 3 Lb ti t h r y e , KO Le t a Dn Pr o n e if s ta t Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 4a AM ul j n g S0 6 ! Annie Dulin, aduinistratrix of above entitled special pvroe3idin; mace on the 18th ril 1906, the above named defendants and their counsel of record Vr, . - Sonnslly are hereby notified that the defendants are required to pay into the hands of Geo. B, Nicholson, counsel for ti sid-administratrix tho sum of $650.4C, together with an addition al amount sufficient ary the interest on th? mortrage debt of tai Oe BUSLAVON from: %3 th day of Dec. 1907 till paid, and the interest on the debt 2 lst Building & Loar ‘Ass ation from lst day of Dec, 1907 till paid, and the further sum sufficient pay the costs of this notice and the costs of inaking the final ment of the said administratrix, on or bef ~e the 10th day of January 19083 and the sai i ints and their counsel w take notice that if the said amounts are naid on or before said date, id adninistratrix will anply to the Superior Court of sale of the lands doscribed in said Qo as per the te! of said de- wun. Counsel for the acministratrix, Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 varolina # County # Pan amount 4nd the diudead *xClusive of 4M ul j n g S0 6 ! he court house door in Iredell County, aftor sement for gzkinrgsy thirty days in some novsvapner nnbdlishad cnunty; and th by 4 oint 2d commissioner of order premis > 2 1 {P nm * * ; retained on tne a FOR: 3 bhner deca mary 18, 1908, Da Ez His date cee wid ry Ie Inarjor Court, Du l i n , W_ E 19 0 5 North Carolina # In the Superior Court, Iredell County # Annie Dulin, administratrix of # W, ™,. Dulin, deceased et al # vs. # Report of Sale, J. A, Lentz and others if The undersigned commissioner anpointed by the Court in this proceeding respectfully reports that he exvosed the lands described in the petition in this cause to public sale at the Court house door in Iredell County on the 15th day of February 1908, to the highest bidder for cash, when and where C, A, Dulin becamethe last and highest bidder for the 5 1/4 acfe tract at the price of $125.00, and for the 55 acre tract at the sum of $500.00; and a bid of 10 % having been placed upon the 35 acre tract by T. J, Congerand no in- creased bid having been vlaeed upon the other tract, and your commissioner being of the opinion that the price bid for the 5 1/4 secre tract is a fair and reasonable one, recommends that the said sale as to that traet be confirmed, and that a re—sale be ordered as to the - LOR ek Y Feby, 22, 1908, “LAY aie Commissioner, Order of Re-Sale, Upon the Congpelliie report of Geo, B, Nicholson, Commiss- joner heretofore appointed in this cause, showing that an increased bid has been placed upon the 35 acre tract of land sold on the 15th day of Feby, 1908, in this cause, of 10% by T, J, Vonger; It is hereby considered and adjudged by the Court that the said 35 acre tract be re-sold by the said Commissioner, after advertisement as provided by law, the YP x to commence at the price gf 59,00, Vike, 2L170r < terk Superior Court, North Carolina # In the Superior Court. Iredell County # Before the Clerk. Annie Dulin, administratrix of # W, E, Dulin, deceased, and another # vs. # Report of Re—Sale. J, A. Lentz and others # The undersigned Conmissioner respectfully reports that he re~solc the said 35 acre tract of land described in the petition in this cause at the Court house door to the highest bidder for cash on the 28th day of March 1908, as provided by law, after due advertisement, when and where the same was bid off by C. A. Dulin as the last and highest bidder at the price of $600.00; that more than 20 vays have expired since the date of said sale, and no advanced bids have been placed upon the same; that your comminssonsr therefore recommends thet the said sele be confirmed, €F ~< duce: ei: This May 4, 1908, Commissioner, Ddacree of Confirmation. This cause coming on to be heard upon the respective reports of Geo, B, “Nicholson, Commissioner heretofore appoint ed to sell the lands described in the petition in this cause, and it appearing to the court that the said Commissioner has sole the 5 1/4 acre tract of land described therein for the price of $125.00 to C. A, Dulin, and the 55 acre tract of land to C, A, Dulin at the price of $600.00; that said sales were made at the court house door at public auction for cash to the highest bidder after advertisement as required by law; and it appearing to the court that the prices bid for said lands is a a fair and reasonable price and as much 4s said lands will bring upon the market; that the said purchaser has comolied with the terms of sale by paying to the said Commissioner the pur se price and every part t ereot; har nD or oe tak Lupe Rane fine hirer i able a kid dt It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said sale be and the same is in all respects confirmed, and the said Commissioner is hereby order to execute and de- liver to the said purchaser a deed in fee simple for the said lands, and to pay the said purchase money into the hands of Mrs,’ Annie Dulin, administratrix of the said W, ©, Dulin, deceased, as assets with which to pay the debts of said estate and the costs and charses of adtwhinistration, That all the papers in this case are hereby ordered recorded upon the minutes of special proceedings, That the costs of this proceeding, including $14,50 as commissions to the said Commissioner, are hereby ordered paid by the said Commissioner qut of the proceeds of said sale be- f fore the same is paid into the hands of the said administratrix, This May 4th., 1903. AY Wad CLEC EL Clerk Superior Court, Bill of Cost—Special Proceedings.—Printed by Brady, the Printer, Statesville, N. C. Summons Docket and Index North Ca rolina, | . . . Alias Summons : cop a> County. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, Answer Affidavit and order of publication es ar Gr ee eC a ee me See ei oo a ee ae eee en Y Appointment of G. A. L | Notice of publication each name Answer of Guar. Ad Litem i Gsherift returns Motions and Orders . . Affidavits Order of Sale Report of sale . . Orderof re-sale. . . . . Report of re-sale . Order of partition Report of Commissioners. . . . | Judgment Docket and Index Order of registration Acknowledgment of Deed. be=copy Sheets Motion and order of dower. Writ of dower. Report of Commissioners. . . . Satire. haf aM “u l n g $0 6 I Mrs, Annie Dulin, administratrix of W. E, Dulin, deceased, in account with said estate uvon final settlement, this the 9th day of May 1908, Charges:— To amount received from sale of land " " @, Seott Barkley Ab, Allison P, P, Dulin, note Int. on same Capt. Hamlot R. F, Henry D. M. Hellerd Henry Morrison Jim Mott Lou Thompson Jim Williams W. D. Turner Fred Chambers Sale of insolvents J. S, Kerr C. F. Sain Jno, Webb A. J. Bass G. CC, &. Lon White Jno, Shaver, balance in suit R. W. Orr Sale of insolvents W., R., Mills P, H, Lazenby, judgt. W. R. Mills Dr, J. J. Mott J. C. Sullivan Z. E, Turner Alex Vaughn Dr. Sharpe Amount carried forvard— Amount brought forward---—------~- To amount received from Gus Ribes 7 x Austin Plyler L. K, Lazenby Gus Fry E, J. Teague A. A. Sherrill Felix King D. 0. Bost Will King Mrs, Ball Pink Barkley J. A, Davidson Jno, Daniels Henry Johnson James Sloan Mrs, Lee Steele 1,20 Mrs, Martin 1,00 R. L. Sloan 6,90 Rude King 15,00 Total charras-—-—~-—-—-——~--—.~..—~-~~.- $992 92 Cr. by the following vouchers:— Balance due Mrs, Annie Dulin, administratrix as shown by account “Nov. 12, 1906 $259.73 Postage account in collecting 1,58 Geo, B, Nicholson, attorney 50,00 J, W, Ward, exnense in collecting J, W, Ward, cost in homestead P, H. Lazenby 5,90 W. R. Sloan, cost in Jno. Webb's case 1,40 Geo, B, Nicholson, attorney 25.00 W. R. Sloan, cost 1,30 W. C. Mills, auctionvoer W. A, Summors, tax 1906 Amount carried forward-——~— Amount brought forward 11, J, E, Boyd, city tax 1905 12, J, A, Hartness, clark, cost in sale of insolvents 13, J, A, Hartness, clerk, cost in land sale 14. Geo. B. *icholson, attorney 15. The Landmark 70 16. J. A, Hartness, clerk, cost in Jno, Shaver case 4,15 17. J. C, Sullivan, note and mortgage, int,217,56 First Building & Loan Association, note and mortgage and interest 266.08 Geo. B, Nicholson, attorney 15,00 J. A. Hartness, C, S, C., fees for this settlement and commissions 9,35 , —r-— Total alsoursolents—--------~- -- ¢981,355 f eormissions on $733.19 36.65 commissions on $721.62 36,08 Balance due the administratrix on final settlement, May 9, 1908, Audited and approved, this May 9th., 1908, _ LLL CLOED llnin ae saan matter Clerk Supgrior Court, ~* ~ Za k OK O ha n e Al b e r s o &. EF = tm S0 6 I | — a ai n nt we FH Cian Wn AG LACED neds oe, Maree. A= heyy bok grig Ay Mile forte hel Chl sig huR Lib /, og a 10-4 py (eee geod Cengage ou Lr» Paowicg Bods’ A “g Jtu— $v ‘Midis Meebo od Fi Lha on. Be iframe hy ety 96 Cofoomin aed Lellernect tf le ahr Aciar ap fers Te pe Canligg Be tn. Aabetucl, (APS. BGG a. Ae tuhcs ban. ahr BL, ( sad SO ar Caak. back fA . a [hee Coon Cte. 0, CL Pitre het, alin fer ’ ah aoe —_ pe te a Salesville, MN OC Ctr? F&F i J ; a’ ost ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. 7} he a a ee ee ee ee 7 ad ‘ wm a . z , J ; ’ TERMS, CASH. 9 &. 5 = tm S0 6 ! to Du l i n , W. E 19 0 5 W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. turers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. ' TELEPHONE 178. Se eee Manutfac TERMS, CASH. | | | aM ‘u y n g S0 6 l 2 5 = m S0 6 ! 1 f- SPosbesvill, MD G6. ak castaai oe - Me FTHerc Bought of RAILROAD F LOUR MI MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. 7 , oh Jdg tte eae i ee a ne A A - aalesuilte, MN 6 whee 7 ; E. fe CPG A i NT ee aii 2 put « RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. ‘STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. @ : a. nlf - (4 oy a, Shea ee C/ ‘ fo ¢ yp : | | KY) 9 & B = tT $0 6 1 Gealosuilte, NM Uw ; ee ie mcs i Ee a sowett ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, - W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. , s eer ee J oo a eee 9 & 5 < tt S0 6 l Poteunile, 4 E_C Ch Bought of RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE?! 378. oat , oan > AG 1 26 | | | i | } | aM ‘u l i n g $0 6 ! oe a ans a> ‘ Yalesuilte, NM 6. A Oe I A<- saealiLasntila ea ccncaadbcaipieraecicainsaiealitagitas : ee Bouett ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. 7 0% "A . = ja 2 | | TERMS, CASH. ao al fo Patesule, i 6 = li es ws Bought « RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. < ‘ ee ihiees é a a | Piohule, KE LILY A OS Bought of RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. _ STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. eng remnaenme cn nS ——- ‘ ’ wey Glateswille, W ee ee MoT ss Bought ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. = TERMS CASH. TELEPHONE 178. PS eee es : Co eee Se J 5; 3 / sg 9 . 5 = mm S0 6 I ae ram , f LSotewi e, MN 6. A OW 4 =. MG SF Me™ ofen THA - /soast ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, — W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. TERMS, ae -- ee Af 7, ft = = F s I “7 — 2 5 = tn) S0 6 ! Potosville, N 6. JES ott o¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. é Je Pee i> Zz ebay ss eee ae ze Te TELEPHOI™ : 178. A}, Pee [ hac ee. Be ioe f W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS CASH. TELEPHONE 178. 2 JS hts la fe. "ie f oy Wi Srobssuill, N C Wr re ee rule : Ae te eb ews et RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, _ W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Fees Stuff, STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY, € TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. p ti~/ a“ a iN , nee wo 3 Ca ve © 5 = es) $0 6 1 a pit es 5 eee 5 js we fl. Art Bought o¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS CASH. TiR.EPHONE 178. > > C —— ll - ee ee, } ~ —r.-< 0) Satewile, WEP“ _190.5> Bout ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TELEPHONE 178. Sohail, NM 6 Drv D2 atte Ss DN Pet a aera insta pout «¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONI®@ 8. | | | aM BA G S0 6 ! 2 5 = mm S0 6 ! . M Mes beh ¢ RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, W. E. DULIN, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. - TELEPHONE 178. cf le Pa y > Od a eof ¢ Hatesuile, BEA nS os =. 190. I PP os To MASCOT PUBLISHING as ‘Pubishers of Sale of Valuable Lands IREDELL C s $ -~ | Near Statesville OUNTY MASCOT ny virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of iredell county ina special pro- ceeding entitled Annie Dulin administra- trix of W. bk. Dulin, dee’d, and others vs. J. A. Lentz -~ 4 wifa and others, the un- dersigned commissioner appointed by the court will sell, to make assets to pay debts of said estate and the costs and charges of administration, at public aue- tion to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in said connty, on 7 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15th, 1908 at 12 o’clock M., the following described lands belonging to the estate of W. E, Dulin, deceased, Ist tract: Lying and being in Iredell county, said State, adjoiniug the lands of W. M. Dulin, William Bailey and others, bounded as follows: Beginnin ata black oak, Dulin’s corner, and runs North 2 East 167 poles to a stake on the Statesville road; thence with the same 69 West 36 poles to a stone East corner of lol No. 2; thence South 2 West 160 poles toa Magnolia, Bailey’s line; thence with j his line West to the beginning, contain- ing 35 acres more or less. It being the lot drawn by Sarah A. Jenkins in the di- vision of the lands of the estste of Daniel Brawley, deceased, 2nd tract: Ip Lredeil county, said State adjoining the lands of T. J. Conger, Hen- tee Rerkley. Vrank Smith and others, - at nost bounded as follows : Befiwuing w. , |} oak; thence North60} poles with the .|T’ J, Conger line toa stump; thence | North westerly about 16 poles toa persim- | >| mon: thence Sonth704 poles toa stake; thence East 13 poles tothe beginning, e | containing 5} acres more or less, it being ,| the Martha a. Brice and A.Q. L. Wil- >| liams lots, r, Jan, 13, 1908, Geo, B. Nicholson, 7 Commissioner. “u l I N G V 4 aM un g $0 6 1 STATESVILLE, N. (C., Fit LO 190 7 M See £8 Nichole, lai cenit a To MASCOT PUBLISHING CO., Dr. fe ‘Valuable Lands _ Ned? Statesville. Sot rede one = the Superior [ Cou iredell county in a special pro-T tis tled Annie Dulinadministra-| six of W rE. Duiln, dee’d, and others vs. =. wite and others, the un- | ae yaigned commissioner appointed by| he court will sell, to make assets of said estate and the costs of edministretion, at pee. | ho oie Biorb » the highest bidder fa for cash, connty, on SATURDAY vaanant 15th, 1908 at yom Pubishers of IREDELL COUNTY MASCOT Be eK 'F Bb oa a er Ma g e da e Se ee es ko Ui Me Oa Gl bere Cn, OC hy = / oa Im: Le em A th 3 / tats GM, Jil, th eX } ae ber Ueteeecbe. De Lf — Se el s Zi ee bylaw ber Lon Mathis ap Go Ueek Mth et ris MH AV{iuM th eae Lil Vi BEE Gy Med aS, uu ' ttl 5 — Aa 1) A, mapa a ¢ Bee mer ( =f Pf land for sale at Tar LANpMARK Jon Orricr, Statesville, N. €, Application for Letters of Administration.—Printed APPLICATION For i fehlhas OF ADMINISTRATION. & being sworn, doth say: NS Oe Fone dette of said County, is dead, without lea ving any Will and That. (\~ Te. is t{ 1e proper pe rson entitled to Letters ot Testament, and that & 2 (rd aia — (Qe there behe ethics us application, is about Fas Mitlecv — COATEL OF ADMINISTRATOR. STATE OF at CAROLINA, B Mh nee re S.-In the Superior Court: Sp) / Kies CD A hte died without leaving any last Will and That I helieve that.. GY wil] we - aod lai administer all and singular the Goods and Ch: ittels, Rights and Credits of Testament; ayd _ itl the si a Wt, Wt Lh thle LL and a true and perfect inventory thereof return as provided hy law: saa that all other duties appertaining to the charee reposed in me, I will faithfully and honestly / So help me God. oe perform with thé best of my skill ; and ability: dministrator. . Petition for Order to Sel] Personal Property for Cash. —Printed and for Sale at Tae LANDMARK JoB OFFICE, —— N.C.—1 31. '98- 500 State of North Carolina, ae Fee — IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, L. extate for cash, because said property would sell for about the same in cash as on a credit of six months, and because moreover the majority of the bidders at any proposed sale will probably be unable to giyg salvent bonds. (RID ir. State of North Carolina, | > IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Ex Parte. It appearing that........ VA SMUMATIINTTTT: ceestt nsnenyeressnecedcnsseessvoountecensesbesiaehevevbierseaenesusesebosnbseneaias has filed in this office a petition showing reasons satisfactory to the Court for selling the personal to the estate of the said. dec euned, for cash: red and Adjudged, That the said..... Lee. MELE , deceased, shall have license to sell said property after twenty days’ notification posted at the Court House and four other public places in, County,” subject however to the confirma- tion of this Court, in case any creditor or legatee of said estate shall, on the day of sale, object to the completion of the sale of any aggicle of personal property “gn a countof the insufici the fir it hit af Ge a MES wear A eee C all ily ei ted? t is aoe I WRI IIIA cas cs cccccuccnssccececossossssnssesice Ci. Mab cess eivivininisescen us aforesaid, make return of the proceeds of said sale to this Court. This. £..%.......day OH ae PO Mi sxstia sg J 7 Mei " al Moe. an ieee Clerk Superior Court. 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