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DELINQUENT TAX SALE. J J
North Carolina?Cherokee County '
The undersigned Tax Colector cf.
said county "will sell on Monday September
1, 192-4. at the court house j ?
door in Murphy, N to the highest'
bidder for cash, at public tutcry, ^
the following lands up-, n which taxes
for the year 1923 have r. t beer. .
paid, the same being :sted I'.r tax- .
ation in the name and for the- amount' .
giTer. below, with -t- added in eh
case a.- follows:
-dothcuei TcwTithip
Nam* Acres A?t. j
A. J. Gadd.s 520 11.95 ,
Notla Township (
J. P. Crow . .220 o2.ll
Mrs. M. L. Cr.wder, A. M. B
Crowder s .-.ttre.-t :r. 100 56.34
Joe E Gregory . 600 14.14
Mrs. R. P. Hall 24*' 4T 5
J. W. McTa-.'uart ...116 10.25
W. M Rapt ... . 35 $.06
CharK- E .Suit . . IT..55
Miawas-e Rivtr P .ver
Company 107.60
Shoal Creek Township.
J. T. Ledf-rd ?0 4.7S p
J. A. Robir r - Interest in 45 acre- ^
Calvin R-.bir- r. land 14."A j
J. B. Rcr-s . . .30 10.55 ; -.i
John Stiles 32 6.12 , j,
Mrs. Quittner .StUe> 1) 1.25 \*
a r? ?v * -i-'-q-o - -
Hiawassee River Power \\
Compary . . . 283.15 j
Arthur Jo-ft- ; 7.20 j
Marion T'r. - r. . . .7 7.62 rj
Hiawassce Ri - - P *.vfr ' yj
Company . .... .6 3 43.41
Bcaverdam Township j
John W. Dry n 1-6 F. M. C
Bryscn .s.r.'i .".30 t
A. M. Bry-r. 1-6 F. M.
Bryson . d 5.30 r,
Walter Br. icn . 1 ! 2. 2 \\
Walter Bjr?< - 5 18.47 jj
G. G. Burt- 15 13.49 j\y
J. U. A J. P. Brown . 2"42 277.' 6 jr
George Crawford. 30 21>4 i>#
J. H. Crawford 7 * 4 69.83 a.
Lee Crawford .10* 51.00, q
Cherokee T rr.be/ C > 8479 1527.47; \
acres L. M. Hamhv K-ir- 7.3" !q
Edgar Hamby's tnterest in 101 . j,
Hi&wassee River Lumbar ; g.
Company 6500 781501m,
A. S. Kilby . 2 lots 14.341 a.
Mrs. S. L. Kilby 37 5.30 M:
T. J. McDonald 517 4 88.12 fj.
Florence Marrow 40 3.90 j.
L. R Mashburn 75 12.34
W. L. McXabb 20 28.51 f.
H. T. Murj.hy 2 lots 13.70 7
Florence McClure. .70 17. >4 Lu
W. R. Radf.rd .12 2.28 T.
James W. Roberts 90 31.70 G.
W. D. Rogers 768 37.20 Hi
Theodore Thompson 40 5.29 Rc
Sam Young 50 10.14 F.
P. E. Nelson, agt 6 40 36.12 J.
P. E. Nelson & Adams 110S 65.89 Sa
Branxion & McGall 196 21.00 j0
H. C. Kirhy 1 47
J. H. McCall and J. H. Re
Howard 245 4 18.74
T.nr>it/4<. "A 1 o 0 or.
Hiawassee Rivor Power ^
Company. 647 71.04
Valleytown Township. ?},
Andrews Iron Mining Co. 50 92.20
. T. Barker 2 lot* 17.20
Sara Birchfield 64 13.35 ?
W. O. Brown DO 19.78
I. N. Carpenter 10 9.25
R. A. Chambers 57 31.72 ta]
Frank Cofey 32 5.45 aj,
S. M. Coffey 5 6.93 hi,
Mrs. Alice Conley .... 1 lot 13.02 an
G. W. Conley's Interest in 1 in
Jot belonging to Mrs. Alice q\
Conley 7.51 pu
H. H. Cole 3 lots 94.38 lh
Mrs. Maggie Coxey . . 2 lots 15.65 re
Dewar & C:le 1300 176.07 til
"W. R. Dockery 1 lot 22.85 qq
S. E. Everett 60 5.42 sa
Jasper Gunter 1 lot 4.80 pa
Thomas Gibby ... ? . . .10 9.90 ca
H. B. Gibby * 40 9.87
a M. Holland 20 51.91 de
Martha Huskins 70 8.60 bo
J. E. Kephart 3 lots 56.15 pi,
J. H. Ladd 50 16.23 tjc
J. R. Leach 40 148.04
N. H. Lovingood 7 lots 17.52 no
J. A. Mashburn 8 lots 32.45 ap
O. C. McLean _ . 24 12.80 tj,
B L. Padgett .... 3 lots 37.34 ho
H. D. Padgett, interest in 1 lot 7.19 X.
Wymah Padgett 1 lot 34.60 da
E. A. Parker 10 21.76 Co
R. S. Porter 210 235.22 prj
H. P. Phillips 45 17.16 28
I. E. Taylor i 1% 69.79
Mrs. Clyde Thompson ...3 3.98
E. J. Truett 83 8.91 (5
L. G. West 2 lota 135.48 Mw.
Ruth Whitaker 30 3.94
T. J. Wilson 1-3 of 76 2.87
John Wood 8 7.95
C. A. Holderby 2 lots 2.02 of
B. Hyde 3 lota 27.00 wc
Skaford Thompson - 20 4.70 Cr
Bab Cooper 2 lots 12.10 thi
J. C. Ellis 1 lot 11.95 no
JL C Abrogast Jr 10 33.90
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ADVERTISED
ohn E Patton 1200 317.50 t<
'. S. Crisp 3 lots 3f.00 rr
t?s. Alice Dewar 3300 208.45 tl
Murphy Town?hip C
i D. Amos 3 10.70
V. O. Almond 75 13.13;
lutha Arr'wood 75 7.081
i. W. Barton 1 lot 11.00
Barcutt 50 7.38
\ M. Birchfield 41*4 25.20
E. Bam t: 1 lot 10.09
: Burnett 2 26.22
Westray Battle . . 2 lots 5.97
-tie &: Si* lare ....1500 658.40
!:?s Cir.da Clark ..16 2-3 2.38
. E. Chastai-. ..... .37** 10.44
he Uee Co. 0 lots A: 1800 2506.10
I G. Ccrnwell heir? ....12 9.15
. S. Chastam 168 52.13
ra Clark 60 14.S8
I. L. Crisp ...120 15.50
i. F. Dock try 102 6.50
. H. Dctkery Jr 133 12.19
i. W. I : ry 162 28.28
Irs. A. J. I' kery heirs 39 16.40
r . us Dc kery 75 23.93
. M. D-:tk r * 29 22.68
I*. S. Davids? n 2 lots 11.83
red Decker ^ 9.48
farve Elkin? 3 lots 99.53
C. Epz ' < 130 19.70 R
[rs. W. E. FereTiscn ..853 154.44
"r.n Franklir. 1 let 7.39 ' j
'. J. Gro^ar. 63** 4.s8
'rs. E. A. Gips-.n ....1 lot 4.62
P. Hail . . .28 9.27
O. Hembree 5 6.68..a
O. Hensiey 6 14.09
' :der Pros 1 lot 86.80 cu
:aurs??r-e River P> *v?;r Co, :2
in:-re.-t m :arm. ev
F. Kepbart 75 4.05 v,.
an Martin 1 i.jt 25.61 ,y
( McDonald 1 lot 19.5" ^
W. McRae 15 5.86 a
in Me Dnald . 55 15.02 5j
. A. McDonald .. .111 10.78 ^
tier. McGuire 18 0.70 .j
. H. Meroney 105 15S.42
A. Pac 22 9.51 dk
A. Pace 125 22.20 #a
M. Pace 60 6.15 ?Uc
orge Palmer 24 13.39
J. Roger.- 380 85.35
D. Ricks 555 1'J 1.07 t;e
hn Roberts 81 C3.98 pi,
W. Rogers 123 9.91 or
H. Rowland 44 9.50 co
I. R kind 13 5.09 co
rs. L. L. Scroggs 212 61.49 J
N. Stiies 69 12.12
J. Sword 42 378.33 ,5
hn Walker 150 16.38
N. Wilson 35 22.60 ?
J. Wilson 70 23.32 X<
ther Allen 1 1.18 er
W. Dockery 150 21.10 toi
W. Queen 30 3.69 CI
awassee Power Co. . .350 70.39 tei
?b<rt L. Beaver 2 5.50 ;-.tj
H. James Hot 9.15
W. Herbert 1 lot 3.10
m Craijr
hn Caltert 1 lot 3.10 Gf
H. Short 1 lot 17.10'inj
11 McLeymore 42 12.60 i jn<
\V. V. ODOM. Sheriff. \wy
? ?? j wl
ierokee County?In the Superior ha
Court. ed
Champion Fibre Company and Si.
F. P. Cover & Sons, Inc. |th;
vs. . fii
B. Crisp pr
NOTICE.
Lot the defendant. C. B. Crisp,'.^ei
ke notice that an action entitled as (id;
ove has been commenced against wi
n by the above named defendants, i a.
d that pluries summons has issued i da
the same returnable before the lie
erk of the Superior Court on Au- CI
st 25, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.; in
at the purpose of said action is to sa
move a cloud upon the title of plain St
rs to the two parcels of Tract No. D<
150, Grant No. 2986. of record in ok
id county in Deed Book T (19) at ca
ge 54, the alleged claim of title sa
st by Grant No. 12873 for Entry
>. 8187, which is claimed by said
fendant; reference being made to
th of said grants and to the com- (2
lint for greater detail of descrip
>n.
Let said defendant further take;N<
tice that he is required to be and j
pear at the office of the Clerk of
e Superior Court, in the Court
use in Murphy, Cherokee County, mi
C., at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 25th en
y of August, 1924, and answer the
mplaint now on file, or the relief <1
ayed will be granted. This July Be
, 1924. mi
E. E. DAVIS, Clerk da
Superior Court, Cherokee Co., N. C.
l-4t-b) bit
do
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. *ci
Isi
Sealed bids for the construction !aj
the rubble mason ay and wood of
irk in several small bridges in Shoal to
tek, Notla and BbthooM Town- Ch
ipa will be received up to Monday Ju
on, September 1st, 1924. ! Jn
The Commission reserves the right. a
i ^Lrli M in? m
THE CHEKOKEE 5COUT. MU1
[ENTS fi
1
> reject any ar.d all bids. Ail commnications
should be addressed to ,
be Chairman. Board of County v
ommiasicctrs. Murphy. N. C. S.
W. LO YIN GOOD. Chairman c
Boaid of County Commissioner*
Cherokee Co. <52-4t-co) s
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I
ORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County, In the Superior Court,
are Iron Company, Inc.,
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eurreli and wife, Mahala A.
Burrell.
NOTICE.
The defendants dbcve named will
ke notice that an action entitled '
above has b:en commenced in the |?
perior court of Cherokee oCunty to n
reclose a mortgage on certain real r
tate >n Cherokee County, executed
the defendants to the piaintiff on 1
'u 5th day of June. 1922, for the
:rpcse of securing? the payment of *promissory
note in the sum of; c
,000.00 executed by the defend-!0
it. J. J. Burrell. to the plaintiff, datJune
5. 1922, and due one year r?
ter date, and in payment of which *'
fault has been made. And the
id defendants will further take no
that th?*y are required to appear
fcr the clerk < f the superior court' '
Cherokee County on the 5th day of ptember,
1924, and ar.-wer or de
jr to the complaint in said action.
the plaintiff will apply to the j
urt for the relief demanded in said,
mplaint.
This 6ith day of August, 1924. 'c
E. E. DAVIS. Clerk e
2-4t-a> of the Superior Court.!
IS
3TICE OF SALE of personal prop-1
ty, viz. one model T-Six Reo j e
iarir.g car to satisfy tht lien of the
icrok'ee Motor Company fcr ma- n
rial furnished and labor at the In- ^
mce of Ralph E. Mills. (
Having as a mechanic repaired ^
e Model T Six cylinder Reor tour-! p
g car belonging to Ralph E. Mills, j q
Chtrokee County, X. C., and hav- n
j charged for making said repair j ?
eluding the material furnished c|
rich amounts to the sum of J897.5S j ^
lich amount the said Ralph E. Mills n
5 failed to pay. and having retainposession
of the said One model T
x cylinder Rec touring car for more j
an ninety days after the work was ^
rished on the same and irf ord r to
tserve my lien upon it.
Now, therefore, in accordance with tj
ction number 2435 of the cor.sol- gl
ated statutecs of North Carolina!^
II between the hours of 11 o'clock i j
m. and 1 o'clock p. m. on Satur- tj
y, September 6, 1924. seil at pubauction
at the front door of the
jerokee Motor Company, my shop
which the work was done for the
id Ralph E. Mills, on Hiawassee
reet, opposite the L. & N. Railroad
spot, in the town of Murphy, Cherr (
:ee uounty, N. C., the said touring _
r to the highest bidder for cash to
tisfy my lien on the same.
This the 20th day of August, 1924.
CHEROKEE MOTOR CO.,
By J. W. McMillan. c<
!-2t-pd> A
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DTICE OF RESALE OF LAND BY 7
COMMISSIONER T
CI
By virtue of an order of the court Is
ide in a certain special proceeding tl
titled, S. W. Lovingood, Admin- is
rator of D. W. Louderm.lk, deceas- :r
, vs. John I. Loudenpilk, Vannie ai
>ggs, et als, the undersigned com- ei
issioner did on Monday the 7th A
y of July, 1924, after due adver- T
ement, offer for sale to the highest si
ider for cash at the court house si
or in Murphy ths following de- M
ribed real estate. Dr. Geisler, of!hi
ibella, Tennessee, becoming the'd
it and highest bidder for the sumj
$ 09.00. Said sale was reported M
the clerk of the superior court of j oi
ieroke? oCunty on the 9th day ofjp
ly, 1924, ard on said 9th day of! 11
ly, 1924, "H. R. Golden having filed w
bid of t:n percent increase over'al
RPHY, NO*. fH CAROLINA
aid bid of $500.00. tee court order-'
d a re -ale of said land by said coro-j
rissiontr. and pursuant to said order)
- :he ccurj the undersigned com-isoner
will on Monday the 8th day,
?f September, 1924, at the hour of;
0:00 a. m. offer for sale to the)
: irhest bidder for cash, at the court |
:ouse docV in Murphy, the following
I'scribed real estate:
First Tract: In Hothouse Town-'
hip, Cherokee County, beginnig on'
he S. W. Corner of Tract No. 139:
her. runs 5. 35 W. 50 poles to a rock
rorcer on a conditional line bet we n
S. Balkw nnd Margaret E. Watn;
thence X. 55 E. lfO |>cles to a
a-.-afras corner standing in the orgir.al
line of the same; then S. 35'
E. 50 poles to a locust corner of the
ame; then S. 55 W. 1??0 poles to
he beginning. containing 50 acres,
nore or less.
Second Tract: In Hothouse Town-i
h:p. Ch.rokce oCunty. beginning on!
i white oak. the southwest corner of
193. and runs 3. with the line of Al-!
hair Fain 49 poles to a small Spansh
^ak or the lina of Xo. 183; then!
lorth -with the line of No. 256 south
{." E. 1> pole? to a small pine on the
ire of 189; then west with the line
: 80 E. 40 pole? to a -mall oak (faler.)
and pointers, the northeast eerier
of said number; thence with th.>
p.- f 189 S. 2 0 E. 10 pole? to a
\:anish oak (fallen) at the corner
the T. L. Johnson tract. X . 7582
h--r.ee north the line of said number
:tn the line of said number S. 40 E.
o pries to a poplar, white oak and
k corner of said number: then
uth with the line No. 50 east 15"1
it? to" the northwest corner of said
lumber, a sourwo<?d (fallen); thtn
rth 51 degrees west 130 pole* to a
ust. as thr southeast corner of
v Z; then with that lir.e south 55
egrees west. crossing Hothouse
'reek at 115. 160 poles to the beinni.ng,
containing 145 acres, more
r less.
The purpose of this sale is erete
as:st? to pay the indebtedness ef
he esatte of said D. W. cudermilk.
(ceased.
This the 20th day of August, 1924.
S. W. LOVIXGOOD,
2-4t-c) Commissioner.
lOKTH CAROLINA? Cherokee
County.
0 A. M. Simonds, Entry Taker for
Cherokee County:
The undersigned M. P. Colt man of
herokee County. North Carolina,
r.tc-rs and lays, claim to the follow-j
lg described piece or pracel of landj
1 5eaverdam Township. Cherokee |
our.ty, State o fNorth Carolina, th 1
ime being vacant and unappropriat-1
d land, and subject to entry, v t.:
A tract of lard containing 65 acres
_[,rp or lesc t.n t)in XJ:?
assee River in district Xo. 5. Cherkee
County. X. C., joining: Grant
'os. 231, Denver or Deweese, 2397
leecc, joins Fowler's Grant 3225
rain begining at a white oak corer
of Xo. 231 and running various
ourses for complements so a- to inlude
all the vacant land between the
tie said grant, containing by estilation
sixty-five acres.
(Signed M. P. COLEMAN.
Entered this 12th day of August
924.
,'ORTH C ?OLINA?Cherokee
County.
All persons ars hereby notified
lat a warrant of survey will be- isjed
to M. P. Coleman for the above
inds on thi- 20th day of September,
924, if there is no protest filed in
lis office before sadi date.
This the 20th day of August, 1924.
A. M. SIMONDS,
Register of Deeds of Cherokee
County, Xorth, Carolina, Excfficio
Entry Taker for Cherokee
>nty, X. C.
2-4t >
NOTICE OF MORTAGE SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
mtained in a mortage deed dated
8th, 1921, and registered in ^
ic uiiice o line register of Deed?
>r Cherokee County, N. C., in Book
6 at Page 331, , executed by W. T.
ruett and wife, Amanda Truett,
onveying to the undersigned, * the
>nds hereinafter desdribed, to secure
ic payment of four certain promisory
notes, default having been
lade in the payment of said notes,
nd the owner thereof having demand
i foreclosure, we will at 10 o'clock
u M. on the 19th day of September
924, for the purpose of satisfying r
lid note and interest, and cost of j
lie, sell at the Court House door in j
[urphy, at pnblfc auction to the j
ighfc t bidder for cash the following
escribed land: 1
That certain tract of land lying in i
(urphy Township, beginning o a red
sk in line of No. 43. runs east 80,
oles to a spar.ish oak, then south
90 poles to a chdttnut oak, then "
e3t 208 poles to a pine, then north
>out 100 poles to the begining^cooi
N t'Li-'
_ _
tainir.g 100 acres more of less.
This August 18, 1024.
J. W. Blackwell ard Company,
Consisting of J. W. Blackwell and
Lena Blackwell, by Dillard & Hill,
Attys. (2-4t-d.&h.
HIAWASSEE
We are having some dry weather
in this section and crops are looking
bad.
3Ir. George Nelson, of Vests, was
a visitor at Jam's Danner Sunday. '
Mrs. Bonnie Ledford of Patrick
was a visitor at K. W. Shearer's a
few days ago.
Mr. Wilford Burger, of Patrick
was a visitor of here a few days ago.
Mrs. Matilda Ledford of Patrick
went to Murphy one day last week
and had the misfortune of losing
about $19.00 in cash.
Pleasant Hill Baptist church had
? ?v..uv..ui Jtnim luciuiig iur 10c
last two weeks. Fifteen joined the
church and were baptized Sunday.
They w re: Tom Pickle?imer, Vivie
Adams. Francis Burgess, Otis Adams |
Gordon Williamson, Glenn Payne,
Glenn Williamson, Clyde Williamson
Wilford Burger, Grady Williamson,
Reed Hambv. Frank Pcaver, Laura
Beaver. Millie Payne, Agr.es Ham- I
by. The meeting was conducted by j
Rev. Jnhn Stewart and Rev. George '
1 Tuft's Pills f
Unequal*! as a* ~ \
AHT1-BILIOUS MEDICINE I
I stimulate torpid Urer. sOenxtheo I
I digestive organs, rrgalate tbe I
I bowels. relieve tick be*Ucfar. I
I
Remaining Pr<
ing to Estati
Patterson
I offer for quick sale Lota ]
i Side of Terrace Avenue, in Miirpl
i location and description see Plat 1
of Deeds office. Valuable for resi
I also have for sale 100 act
erdam Town-hip, on waters of Scl
this land as recorded in Register of
1 539. Valuable mountain land witl
m - ]shhb'
I WANT QUICK CAS1
OR ALL OF THE Al
A. C. A
Lcommiss
Address: Moi
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22. 1>M ~ I
Mashburn, of Famer, Tenn. Thtj Bj
have done a wonderful work and V BB
hope to get them back again WE
time. m
Mr. J. M. Hamby is on
at present. W M
P / k?t> acr hcrm*. ?m-c me- ?
fc ^T>er ma All I JCr?
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E| rr-c,<j_ito ?
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WHO waetheROUbojrcftheS'.aah^f J
_.Are ' * men serving : j loe,
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"pRV QUR JOB pRINTINC!
Qsngerous
_ Ov/Y fn flip
^areiess Safety
is not a one-man iob! Dospite
the precaution* that the railroads
have employed to safeguard
the public against accident, and
deutn, thr a warning signals, watchmen.
crossing gates, e&&, preventable
disasters ccniinue to occur.
Do your part in the gie.it safety
campaign beir.g conducted by this
and other American railroads.
Le? tho trains have the right of
way; the tracks were made for
them and they carnct char.ga
their course to prevent an accident.
Wait until the train stcr.s
before you attempt to get or. c* %
ofL Do not use railroad tracks aa . a
passageway or a loitering place.
They are dangerous only to trespassers.
Help us save life and
protect against accident.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
spends nearly a million dollars
a year for the single purpots
of maintaining constant supervision
over the condition of its
tracks?doO track w alkers ore eraployed
and everv day they walk
every mile of the main tracks ci .
the road; inspecting rails, trestles,
bridges, etc. When you ore on the
train, every precaution is taken
for your safety. Do as much to protect
yourself when off the trains.
Common sen-re?Caution ? Cooperation?ic:i!
pay big dividends i
jr. Leoit'i and haopincst, y
DO YOUR i*ART. _
IS fv^a k
>perty Belonge
of J. Tyler
For Sale s
Nos. 22, 23, 24 and 26 on South j
ly, known as Hillside Lots. For
Book No. 1, page 25, in Register j
dence lots.
es of land, more or less, in Beatlulers
Creek. See description of
Deeds office in Book No. 8, page j
b some timber. > .
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B OFFER FOR ANY V >
JOVE PROPERTIES dV*
lVERY - h
IONER
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