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L Mar<b t, 1>? it23 K? pcEcirrropt sale + + I ^Ytur or aD execution to rae + Ft ed b.v t,lC c'erk ?f Superior 4. ? Cof Cherokee county in an ac+ + entitled "E. C. Sawyer doing gu a-'5 Sowy^r Automotive 0 Forwent Company vs. A. T. Dorcn* |T J Will a: ten o'clock a. m. on InfLav Marcjj the .p>th, 1923, at the 1^ hou>c do-.r m u" <^town oX Mur",e^l^oll at public auitsn tothe Ivgh-| atUr | Wdcer f^r rnKh. the followi-g tl? i '^k-a 3 i, and being in th ^ U eFn of A'd.i *"*, Cherokee County I ro,.X: "A" in the \V lij and R yd ' ition i town of Ar.dr- wr t->- ' i on Junaluskn -t at.d ' "Phyk' Awv'.a*. and 1 .r.g l:v. .\fTthe S. r. rruperty. on whicf, /. 1 p : *.v 1 t ;i? ! ? r.i I l.'t- which was * > A. T. P'- ey m n hoir la?l t.Vs action; said nllotnu t pr^ r-.i-. d in the office of **?#? -icmtT 1 of Cher- iree ConnWot rwft 50 i:> theO!mstcad-M > " w to the t .wa of Andrews i n^ow - the R>v<n 1 it. ur.dlTh property conveyed to A. T. nrscy by I). S. Russell and wife by dot i rcg>:rred in Cherokecn counf'eei in . 73 at page 11. B ginning re ) a takt? On toe north Mue of main reet in the town of Andrews, at 'I-.-west corner of .ot No. 32. nile ins -it with the south boundary .c of main street 32 feet 8 inches tb line of Brvson's lot; thence no ith ! :> line 100 feet north to the ley: thence v.irt with the alley 32 'ct i! S in. he to lot N'o. 21; n v> nth with raid lot 100 feet to v* ,o 1 nning. Reins lot No. 22 and (r and S inches of lot No. 23 n '-! ? 17th day of Jan., 1923. fil W. r. ODOM. ]s Sheriff Cherokee County. : 4t ,J1 NOTICE Oh EXECUTION CALZ i la By \irtue of on execution to me r irected by the Clerk of the Superior ,r '. art ??f Cherokee Countyv in on ac>n entitled B. L. Johnson & Co. vs. i. T Horsey. 1 will, between the legal u;:r- of sale, on Monday, March 1923, at the court house door in Inrphy, N. C.. sell at public auction th,- highest bidder for cash, the fol wing described parcels of land, >r to much thereof as may be necetary to satisfy said execution, and ?'] right, title, and interest which j (he defendant in said action had in j h,? same on the day of docketing' f said judgment, towit, on the 2.r>th J lay of January, 1922, the aid land ! y;ng in the Town of Andrews and lcscr?bcd as follows: 1. The property conveyed to A.i T. florsey and w.t'e bv I>. S. Rus loll anil wife by a deed registered in the office of the Register of J IH ctls of Cherokee County in Booh No. 73, ui page 11. beginning on; n stake on the north side of mainj street in the Town of Andrew-, run-' at the south east corner of Let ' No. 22, runs ?ast with the south boundary line of n*ain street 32 feet and S inches to the line of Brynon'i lot; thence with his line IhO feet north 'o an alley; whence ven \>iLli the alley 32 feet >and * iBchea to 1< t No. 21; thence south with said lot 100 feet to the beginning. being * No. 22 and 7 feet and 8 nches of lot No. 23. 2. Lots Nos. Three (3) and Kourt .4# Bleak "AA" of Oakwood Heights Addition to the Town of Andrews, said lots having been conveyed by A. T- Dorsey and wife to Mrs. Ethel Padget by deed dated Januarv 17 th- 1922. registered March 8th, 1922, in Book 81, at page 05, subject to the li?*? of the judgment in said cause. Chis 23rd day of Januar>*. 1923. , I W. P. ODOM. Sheriff. of Cherokee County. 26^t.D. W. NOTICE North Carolina. Cherokee County. & THE SUPERIOR COURT Moifris Bart, fi vs. A. %\ Dorsey, NCTT1CF. of sai.e under exef! CUTION By .virtue of an execution directed to ic umi^ ! /ned from the Su-! ior Court oJ Cherokee County in HUmh above entitled case, I will, on Hobday, the 5th day of March during legal hours of sale, ftt & court house door in said coun* "ty, sell to the highest bidder for T cash to satisfy said execution, all i: the right, title and interest which (hi said A. T. Dorsey, the defen- r dant, has in the following describ- i, cd real estate, situated in the town i of Andrews, Cherokee County, j North Carolina: , Lets N ? . 1. 2, 22. 23, ard 24. in Block * A" in the Wei's B?yd Addition ??:he tov.n of Andrew . be- t inx situated on Junalusl.a stre t and P>". ? ! Avenu . nv.il he'TV- k-T-?v.a the :< k pr who; A. T. Dirs?y n '.% I:\ *; hut rs;v; t:-: that ' pari ..." i'd " v.'hie". was .ttrd \ to A. T. Dor-ry a = a h*vn ' > !, ; aid a'lf.nv :.t le ns rv I'd in thf off:-- . ( th K jr: t r of I - . d.- j [of ? i?r*' -o (k untv. I."' No. t? : t . Olm-; "id M r >v.* r.ddit'on t t -wn of A* dr.-ws i know-, ?: >V.\vcr \ >t. A!-o th. cirviyd to ' A. T. Do -y 1 ; sS. II i ' and wife by deed rej.Ured in t! ,- of f o of the II ;t' tor of I> :e i; Cherokee County in '! ?? !; 73 at ' page 11. Bogiti.i ; ? ji . stake on t the north fide of Main street in the I town of Andrew.-, at the out Invest > corner of l.ot No. 22, iui?? cast! * with the south boundary line of Main street 32 feet R inches t0 the t line of Bry n's !.<? ; th nee with ' ! s line 100 foot norfh to the alley; thence west with the alley 32 feet ? and R inches *o lot No. 21; thence 1 south w ith said i >t 100 f? ct to the beaming: it . c lot Nc. 22 and 7 feet and 8 inches of l.ot No. 23 Th:s January 3 *, 112". W. P ODOM. Shci?ff, !! of Ctiviokee Sounty. j NOTICE North Carolina, Cherokee County. ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.. Swann-Abram Hat Company, vs. ' A. T. Dorsey. '< NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXE- I CUTION I Hy virtUc of an execution direct- : ed to the undersigned from the Superior Court of Cheroke County in 1 the above entitled action, I will, on ' Monday, the 8tj, day of March, 1923,, J during: the legal hours of sale, at the ' court house door of said county,, * sell tothe highest bidder for cash j 1 to satisfy said execution, all the, right, title and interest which the 1 said A. T. Dorsey, the defendant, has in the following real estate, situated, lying and being in the town of Andrews, CheroV.ee County. North Carolina: Lota Nos. 1, 2, 22. and 23 in Block "AA" in the Wells and Boyd addition tothe town of Andrew?, being situated on Junaluska street and Bristol Avenue, and being known 1 as the Suk property, where A. T. Dorsey now lives; but excepting that part of said lots which are allotted to A. T. Dorsey as a homestead -aid allotment I ring recorded in the office of Register of Deeds of Cher okee County. Lot. No. 50 in the Olmstead-Morrow addition tothe town of Andrews, known a- th,. Bowen lot. Aim the property conveyed to A. T. Dorsey by D. s. Russell and wife by d*?ed registered in office of Cher okee County in Book 72, at page 11. Beginning on a stake on the north side Main street in the town of Andrews, at tfe sonuiwt-al corner of Lot. No. 22, runs cast with the south boundary line of Main street 32 feet 8 inches to the line of Bryson'a lot; thence with his line 100 feet north to the alley; thence west with the alley 32 feet and 8 inches to Lot. No. *Jjr. uicr.ec south withe said lot 100 feet to the beginning; it being Lot. No. 22 and 7 feet and 8 inches of Lot No. 23. This the 30th day of January, 1923 W. P. ODOM, Sheriff of Choroke County. 26-4t-A. IWiW H I NOTICE OF SALE UNDER MORT. ] ? By virtue of the power of sale; contained ina certain Mortgage Deed executed on the loth day of September, 1920, by A. S. Hooper and' wife Lilly Hooper, David Fain and wife El modi a Fain, W. K. Derreberry and wife Mila Derreberry, Bertha Hooper and Mrs. S. J. Hooper, to the undersigned Mortgagee, for the purpose of securing the said Mortgagee against any loss by reasons of the ?*id Mortgagee signing a certain promissory note with ony ,T. D. Wilkey, said note being for the sum of s/ THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. It'JRi rwo Hundred and Three Dollars and ntvn : t' * :?!? accrued, and hear-' n;r date of October the first. 1922. j Miyabk* ' > the Merchants and Man- i ifacturers Hunk, of Andrews, North J "arolira. four months after date; Vnd sa d note having become due and lemand bein>r made by said Bank j j|>??n sa d Mortiragce. And aid d?>rtira havi!*e pah! *?1 n t . in :ull v. h ". ! int: t th reon accrued; N v. ' 1 v " ' t ,, -ursuRTice t > e to-: f d ' ?rt %"e F* d. 1. h . i ' :rc- . v. .'1 cn he V:! M.ir * 1923. rt 1 > -*. i-c!. ... "... c ntr- -'me. a* he urt'- docr . th.' of M :r?- j ;h;., **. r. after f.?r * th hir*'t h ! r. f .r cash. *h . : and r ; j . . a.'.cr . . bed ' i '.-.v ; \. :f. II. : : on the ! ; t!.\ve:,t . nd fori of V ? Cre fc; then C. : ?.f ' ? k to the : m : ! f the:- tip th !i '.o the head spring am! cor^ i > <<" \ Hick ry; then due Nort^ to ' tap of the ridge between Slick I I and Morgan's Creek; then n"-th vith the meanders of the ridg to the ine aid tract; then south to tk< u-ginning, the- same being part or ;ract No. 3050, containing 75 acr nore or less. Said Mortgage Deed being of re;?"?1 in the office of the Register of Deeds fi.r Cherokee County, in Book No. -4. at page 112. Thi; the Sth davof February, 1923 S. !l. I'ARKER, Mortgagee. NORTH CAROLINA? Clierokee County. In the Supcrio * C >.:rt Mae Cclenvm, vs. Leslie Colemen. NOTCE The defendant above n- iuc-t akc notice that an action ri.t as bbove has been commenced he Superior Court of Cherokee County for an absolute divorce "n ^nti* y i.-roimdi: r.nd the said defendant ivill further tnke notice that he ia required to app.-ar before the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county on or before the 31st day of March and answer or demur tc the romplaint of the plaintiff, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in tho complaint. This the 20th day of Feb., 1923. E. E. DAVIS. Clerk Superior Court. Cherokee Co. 29-4t-p. TRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue of the authority vested in me by a deed of trust executed by J. W. Brannon and wife, registered ia Cherokee County in Book No. RO, at page 127, conveying to me the lands hereinafter described to secure the payment of certatn notes*, default having been made in the payment of said notes, and th?. owner thereof having demanded foreclosure, I will, on Monday the 2<>th day of March, 1923, nt one o'clock 1*. M., at the court house door in the town of Murphy, sell, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, tht? following described ands, lying nnd being in" Unaka, Cherokee County, North Carolina, adjoining the ]and8 of McNab Clark and others nnd bounded as follows. Boginnig on a stake on ili?r public road and runs east 85 feet to stake; thence north with McNabb's line 133 feet to a stake; thence west with Clark's line 82 feet to a stake thence south with Clarke's line 150 fcetj to the beginning, containing about or.c half acre, being the lands conveyed to J. W. Brannon ??nd wife by U. S. fl. Thillips and wife by a deed recorded in Cherokee County, This the 19th day of Feb,, 1923, JOHN H. DILLARD, Trustee. NOTICE OF SUMMONS NORTH CAROLINA? Clay County. In the Stiperior Court F. P. Cover & Sons, Inc., vs. W. H. Reno, Ella Reuo, Mrs. Harriet Smathers, J. N. Mease, Mrs. Ons Smathers, Blanche Smathers, J. Bowden Smathers, Lura J. Miller, Glonn Miller, Ralph R. Mease Joseph N. Mease. Jr., Frank B, Mease, Huirh Mease. Mrs. Johnnie Bell, H. S. Bell, Tina Vinson, W. L. Vinson. W. E. Howell, Johr Howell, Thad Howell, Joseph Howell, Jr., Bonnie Green am! husband Green, Fr.y Hy att, A. K. Hyatt, Annie Rus:. Arch Russell, Bessie Ballard, t> C. Bailard, Bennie Conley, Kate ? PHY, WORTH CAROLINA Conley, Lora Jenkins. John Jenkins, John Mann, Bascombe Mann, | and unknown heirs at law of John! Reno, deceased. NOTICE OF SUMMONS The above named defendants will tak o not . e that an action entitled a^ above has been commenced in the Su; error Court c? Clay County. \ N.?rth Car- 1 na. for the foree'osure 1 e" ?* ':n t-;x sal;-; cetlfioaics held I ' y *1 ff *r i'r. t the Inn dr. de<! "n ?h j aet'on. in which d?- ' f dants have or claim an intrre^t.j nd hat * T^tn are :v*ct- ary | . to : ! * -eelojmro proce di n<! t5,._. d aJvovc named ?lo- ; V. : take " -ice I ' i d t ? v, r brC 1 H c * J r'o. C? -:rt < y at hi a nffsca : . K? v. f'.. or; th? ? h dry : n;a: i v - >r de- ; j'tr.ur t.;-. tb t l iirt ; 1 ' on ! Il ls ti: . ?'.h si. y of IV uary. ; | I ?J23. [ V.*. !. MATHESON. Cirri Sap 4>r Court, Clay County, N. C ! I ? } | i IN THK SITKKIOK COURT R f"re the Clctk ! S. W. !/:; > ; A tin: in - :r:.t ?i | of D. W. T. udermllk. deceased, v . I John L. Loudernis":, V::nn!e I?ojrrr^ (irady Doeir--. Sf; n?ur Loud rr.v'A Homer I.oudcrm ik, Charles L udtrmilk. Walt r Louderniiak. Ed- j \v r?| I.? Nettie Rymcr. n il Ilymer. ZettL* Voyles, Henry | Voylt Minnie S'.nimonds. El ben. j S mn-ond.-. and Mrs. Hattie Loud- I arm ilk. NOTICE Thc defendant :.bovc named will j take iv ee that an act.?nentitled | a above la boo;t common d beifore ike t'erk of the Superior Court of Cherokee County, North ?lina. f > the purpose of sellinf? lands to ' ' .11.1 o nr.-and the said defendants ! I v.*i 1. further take notice that I hey ar? 1 J required to .1 y -ar l.efore the Clerk , . f th,. Superior Caurt of Cherokee County, in his office at th court i hou: e in paid county, on o- befor* I the 20th day of March, 1923. and ' answer of demur to the petition of I the plaintiff. j This the loth day of February,] 1923. E. K. DAVIS. Clerk Superior Court Clv rokve County j 28-4t-JDM. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND J By virtue of an order and decree o* the Clerk of the Superior Court of Cherokee County. North Carolina, dated February 12th. 192.1, in the proceeding of James Palmer, Administrator, and .lames Palmer v. Zeb Palmer, Avery Palmer, Billie 'Palmer, Gaston Kitnsvy, Annie K:met als heirs i' law of Tk | Palnnr, deceased, the undersigned ' commissioner will on the 10th day of March, 1923, sell to the highest b dder for cash the following desciibed lands and premises: Situate in the county of Ch? r?' kee, in Murphy Township on Valley | River, and bounded and particularly described as follows: j Beginning on a larg. rock in the | edge of Valley River a short distance !i beiuu nh-t i: ? ? the Craig, 1 Field and run in an easterly direction about one hundred yards to a Black Pine on top of this ridge to > the top of the dividing ridge be* tween Hiawassce and Valley Rivers to E. R. Ferguson's line; thence with 1 the top of said dividing ridge and ' ssid Ferguson's line >n an easterly direction to said Fcrjgson northeast corner of No. 8 in District No. 1; thence west to a Black Oak on the bank of Valley River in a smaill field then down Valley River with its meanders to the lb-ginning. Contain ing 100 acres, morc or lese. The above lands and promise* beintr the home place of Thomas Palmer, deceased, and will be sold with all buildings of whatsoever kind situate thereon, at the cou*-t hous? do??r in Murphy on th" abovt -mentioned date at public auction. This the 13th day of February. ' 1923. RALPH MOODY. 23-4t-RM Commissioner. i "I'm crasy rver animals!" I He heard the flapper squear; So he promptly took her up the hill To see the coll. pe seal. ?Froth. DIXIE CROWERS ASSOC I AT By DR. FRED CO 30ME STARTLING FACTS FARMERS OF CHEROKEE AMD ADJOINING COUNTIES A" *v-7 siHr t ? the ?iat'si tijbai-co crop'." V . :.* ' yomc i'f the chalrr facts. What did ; v make off y >nr f ' .. t \< ;.r: > answer, "Nothing, ; but a br.re living. and I had to work 1 n public j-?h?* to * r.--. 1 ay hexes. ft ' V b.it ' : * a c.' oni y "r ' tiWSRje- 1:*:: yea'? Your "Let m? . I i I :\ fiw thir.fr that ! f c*t ! am .">i:rr to yv.* to y '! y. ar bef >r"? my >;iiT r vw ':il : : *"d trarden stuff .: and 1 * the U:v :.ey to buy ti !r f.n-wtr .? *b: , ! "..!'!e f ? ' Id : pvi r think that ih farmer?; f? oth-r . ? !.;?*.e owned e imbued ttvtrkets. just doing ' I hincd white Barley tobacco a th?s ; r? These fr.'Tt: ?. have 1 "iV. aec.vyj^Ifc, the ir w ears. .:.y . f thru. and do " t hav* to so to town a: d bin: people to h -* t.h -t'lT. \*?<st of " be *:i Chord e .ad adjoining* ? ?unticj, going to town v. em" ' y o:- - -notlvug t<? 11 ? everything to buy. We cniv.? hack fr n tow,, lh d : at <1 f* clirg a loaded vir r-. with ati empty piwkethool:. Wi igh and ay. "What the use of living on the farm, ay v.u.y. We ;< ulaves t > the man v- h money." This i?? not crtngize itinj. for we must have money to buy irn ries, clothing, home nupplies. farr? supplic . etc. How are we to .olvc fh s problem as farmer " You ask. "Is there any way to mi. i; ? Is ti ere nr.y hop: far us . : timers to become prosperous : ' 1 :nb p undent?*' Our answer - fa.r.' :..and based on fact-. He e they are: You can grow a white Hurley tobacco crop with th A: :elation 'hi y- ar. You un have every economic certainty that it will bring you cash tins fall, for we know that the j tobacco supplies of the last two years ! riT^i very bw Yon need not h- >:.vricnced in growing tohiceo to' suecr.s-fully izrow u yun-curin|r to-1 kicco. We have a limited supply of the lariro white Rurley seeds. They , j are not plentiful. We hav,. several j ?l dealers. See them or as. IF0RS 1 louse, mi!! and si; of .. mile f-( m L'naka sured for $500; mill ah asked, which is only $1 if desired, hor furiher W. D. Ei OAK CREEK, Edticuie Fa The li-i-ii - - i: :!?5i n.Ters a ?.?j r! itt i *riml w h 1 ,-il L-u hi;. - ... n;.-j lHuo a \cry reasonable. iMuul! an> 14,-k x; y "An Accredi j Raleigh. N. C FREE TO When you become a suo iri you are entitled to an almost u and advice absolutely without c Brinjr the problems of your community to us and they will r itors and specialists who thro come expert in their solution. 400.000 farm families alrea If you do not, 50 cents u yea Entitle you to this unj>urctiasable unbeatable paper twtcc a mont' SOUTHERN A< THE GIANT I Nashville Pf T 1 i.' BBjB AND SHIPPERSION' NOTES CHRAN. Pr,.^fnt There is n.? racouragini; different^ in la?t year's oron and that of tWe v 'l ' with your tobacco crop. W<ict farrrrrs who prow tobacco hnv<? .s bank a ount. and many of them have their ovr i More tobacco farmers retir early, bo- -mo bugler - Men w <;ontrot over finances. sma'ier acoaro of land e-.d do it easier than any <!: ~ (TOPp of f :rm' r>'. W# ha' t i?- or* th:. (not that v ar Noirnp for debates, or the ! ! : '< :? rv<- bnvc thrm, ' ? ? ?. No fair minded n?an. who in:.i* the act": m.vo%fare of the fa*mr rs * 'Tierok'e and adjo'ninv* \v!l - any r irn - v.-ho ' n'tnMe land rninst \ ne at least some tobacco for ? < ro.fi- -1.Vi.i_c w>r ?Q'-'Q' fiiKw - f ; - .1 ha? the opporttrmTy of c*of t;n" hoy. :-p.-ur?njT his seed*, etc.. n?- i 2i >rs from us in jjrovrinp a tobacco crop in our AasocV lion this year. Yf.i a '"What about the !'nic, cxpen? ::: *! *r??ub!e of prowinp a tobacco c-on v sr. when 1 have ny hands f v.ito other crops?" Ye** v.i'.l your timeSomp men nc ! b are wisely b*av:njr public j ?bs to prow a tobacco <?ji v>h othcr cron, 'his year. They \\ ' w r. out w t'l more money next fail. Try Sec or write us at M : by. Srr *-p here. No time for di .ays. ..ere Mai) Bandit Gets Roistered Par.kasre; Flsenpss Ar-vd Bu'.lsts Nt-.v York. ! cb. 26.?Postal inspector and Iroad policy t-i-lny d' ' la t nipb*' robbery of mail no-jehes. or- Chi.-ago train with t'nrougr mail f ??m San Francisco, by a lone bandit w.is the third that tnnk place on the same train w thin two m o ths. The handid escaped me nanmi s soic haui was sa: ' to have been one resist.red package of undetermined value, minted in Chicago. The robber was discovered by track \va!kers making his way out of the New York Central yards with n mall package under one arm They gave chisc, calling policemen to their aid. They fired at the fugutive, who dodged about electrically charged third rails and eluded them. ity-five acres. quarter sue worth the price particulars a.!dress? RYSON COLORADO >r Business \ ? and II*' \p? lo Suece-. time. Write today tor - .talo, . 4 / ??fl 4 / ////yr, S ' ?-r j ' Ch-rlotte. N. C ! I FARMERS I bcr io She SGathers AsrirnlJuri?! rdimited service of information barge. honiu, your business or your eccivo sympathetic study of edugh years of experience have be- u Their advice is yours for asking. tdy take the "Giant of the South" r or $1.00 for three years *iil free service in addition to an h. GRICULTURIST, OF THE SOUTH Tennessee .