FACE FOUR
r LEGAL
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
Whereas. n the loth cay i S^-ptacter
1&22. the Marcrver Mining
C ~:rany, a corporation, rate, execu:
- d and delivered a .ertain deed
cf trust to D. Witfcerspcon, as Truetee.
conveying the rr -ertie? berinafter
d-.scribed, as security 5 : the
payment <.i certain :~debtedne?? ev:
fenced by r-te- ice t Virc:n:a iron
if C:?l i Coke Ccrr.par.y. to W. T.
* ' Griffiths and t Mercharts & ??!anufacturers
Bar.x f Andrews, N. C . a?
more fully appear? said dee. duly !
recorded in the t* the Register
cf Deed? f Cherokee ? unty.
North Carolina. - Be 1-. N . - *.
race 131 e: seq.
Ar.d whereas, default ha? be-r
made in the payment t the vac. u?
cotes secured by the terms and provisions
of the said deed c { trust, an d
the holders i the notes have requested
the undersigned trustee t foreclose
the said deed c f trust and execute
the pewer f salf therein . ntairtd.
for the prorpese < f paying and
discharging the ir.d-' tecnes? f the
aforesaid:
Now there?urd- r ..nd by virtue
cf the p* :visi -r.5 and - wer < 5 sale ;
contained in the deed cf trust above
recited the ur.de:-timed trustee w;ll. :
for the purpcse f satisfying the in- i
debtedne-s secured thereunder, cf- ;
fer f r >a!r at pur he uttry v.. the i
highest bidder f r ' ash n Tuesday.
at the court house door in Murphy, i
N. C.. the f w.r.g property c rvey- t
ed by the deed of trust aforesaid, to- 1
wit: i
FIRST PARCEL: All the mineral ?
interest in Tract No. 41 in District e
No. 7. described r-r.d set oat in a deed
from Clyde H. Jarrett. Commissi-.n- *
er, to S. E. C ver dated April loth. 1917
and registered in the office f
the Register f Deeds r Ch?r >kee
County on Apr:] 30, If 17. i- B- k
No. at pace 3". t "hi h reference *for
fuller particulars s her -y
made. the grant f r said
land being No s?".7. dat?d December 1
5th. 1^-i1? and registered in id ffice
in P D. rage 259;
ALSO the right f rveyir.e -at- .
ter trom and ver tra t N . 42 i '
said D>tr .t as per deed from ly-r. ]
Holland t< S. E. C ver dat- ! > -
terr.ber 17th. 1917. and regis* r i n *
said office September S^th. 11-17. ,n
Bock 60. pace 225;
ALSO all tools and mining
*"*' ment. including water I n?, t am.
roads and equipment;
ALSO all rights in a ka*e : r t
roads f-- m the mir? v th? *r ...
of the Andrews Lumber C .-.pa y'railroad
t'r.: uch Tract X . ; in -..id
j r
ALSO a!! :ts rights r. . ? :'r
- D. A. WW. am? f?-r the tram r .
ana side tra k above mentioned;
ALSO ul miring prlv". s
owned bv said party of the first taWj
w pau t?j iLv said tracts o: iand, or "
either > ? them, the aforesaid property
rights ar.d privileges -ing *hsame
that were nveyed to Griffrh.
Middletor. & Co.. a partnership
.composed of W. T. Griffith. C. C.
Middieton and Charles W. Ray. by
deed from S..E. Cover and R. S. Porter
and their wiv dated October
29th. 191S, rind recorded in Cher ok- e
County -n November 14th. 191R, in
Bock 71 at page 12 J.
SECOND PARCEL: All of
following described tract f '.ar.d beginning
on a black n the east
of Bristol road, mer said to ? .
Southwest corner or stake corner f
the Dower Tract, rur.s thence with
the meanders of the Bristol Road N.
29 *2 E. 3 chains. X. 41 E. 40 chains. ,
N. 51 E. one chain \d SO links to a [
small white oak. N. *51 *2 E. one
chain and 40 link- : a 'take in the
line of the wire fcr.ee; thence Laving
the road run? E. ne chain. R 1
links to a stake; thence S. 44 E. 2
chains and SO link..- . a sweet gunon
the west bank Paint Creek:
"J" '.retfK with
its meander? X. ?>3 E. one chain and
30 link? to a point. X. ?32 E. ne
chainto a point. N. "?- E. ne hain
to a point. X. 47 E one hain to a
point X. 37 E. one rain and 38 link?
tto a point, X. 19 E. 3 chains to a
stake on rhe east -id* 0f
the cieek: thence X. 47:- E 2 chains"t
and 20 link? to a stake in the line of-,
the fence; thence X. E. 2 chain?
and 7 link? to a walnut; thence X. \
4>6 E. 12 chain? 9 link? to a stake on
the edpe of an ?H road; thence S. 41
E. 2 chains 78 link? to a ?take in the
. <
Catarrh ia a Local . greatly ln?
Coenced by Con?dtu*!or.%i conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE eonsiets
of an Ointment h elves Quick
Xalief by local application, and the
' Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts r
' through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
face# and assists in ridding your System [ v
*5 pi C?t*rrt>
- Bold bv drucrista for over 49 Team, I P
J?. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, a 6
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line f the fence .r the west beundary r.c
f N 40: there* S - :h the E. b:ur. Nc
dary f Nc. 40 * a stake the S. E. bit
c-. rner cf the Dower tract: then - W. "re
3 chains t?. the place : btr.r.rcrc. f r
;:natlnicg?acres v r less w th by
tht exception cf the tract ?Id to T.
J. Br:?* or. the 21th day of October f
1917. and the de?.r;rtl r. f that
tract r parcel sold r T. J. Bristol I? jet
hereby excepetd ar c the h : *-r daries
fcr same are a* folic ws: '4:
Bvjrrr.rig en the 11.. V: ak : - the _
east s:ce of Br:?* read. > rr.er sa:<*
t be the s'-thwe.-* : rr-r : stake
pcrr*r f the D:w-r Tract. -r.s
* * n - the cm i*. - - t the Bris- '
F. ad N. E r ..:r E. 3 ' '
-ha r>. N. 41 E. 4 chain-. N $1 E. 2
.ba rs. N. 44 E re ,.hai~ and - "J"
inks to ast all white N. '~:s E.
re .r.a.r. ar.d 4' l:r.k> E. t. a stake
:r. *' .re : the wire fence: therce r'
-a*..:.a- th* r- ad rur.- E. re ch:-.i- '**ard
- .irk- to a stake, thence 5. 44 E.
2 hc.ir.s and ? ,:r.k? t * ^ sweet *
cum: there* S. 2:4 E. ? cr . r? 12
inks tc a stake rr.er * top cf the
: bet .n the east ar.i west I.re f Nc
4 : there*: W. . w.th the line f the
D wer Tract tc the place f betrir- (d
r.:-p . r.tal' r.sr fentr a*d re-half
fcCre*. - re r less, the afcresaid be- A
r? tr. land r.veyed by ?a:d Gr:t . *
fith. Mxiclet n & C<*. by a de? -i fr FL
S. P- rter and wife dated January
. ;>r 1 : I9, ard registered in CheroCounty.
North Car'lira n Mr.:.*
15. 1919. :r. Book 71. a? race "2-2.
THIkL? kAKC?L: ED the build- C*J
nc?. structure?. engine?, machinery. v .
ra.iways. tramway?, cars. a?.-.rat:-.
equ.rm.er.t. ap:i:ar. ? and v"(-,
m; cement* f ?v ry kind and . hr.r- V-_.
ten -ituate u: : r ut the preprty
above described wned at the ,,
iate f the i-ed f tru-t a'* ve men- -j
i -red t thereafter required ry the
dar*.:.;.r Mi- nir <? rrrar.y and n?*d
y it in and a'* :t the prosecution f
t> n n.nu r. -- t aether w.th
di additj - tr-ret and exter.s: r.?
hereof
Tr - *C" * May 1325.
I WITHPP.SPOON. Trustee NO
42-41- dw. M I:
The
CASH:' . S,w" N
ids. magnet - Snts, false
tr-. any iu.-.v Mail ^"?
:oda-. C..-h by return m.aii.
Hoke S. Ac R. Co., Otsego. Mich.
dtf
par
NORTH AROI.INA?' her kee req
, !n the Sup-.:: r C urt. aca
f. K. >. -r Ela-ka r t ver. the
NOTICE. fenThe
d-t-.ndanr, above-named. will J- ti
r. *: - that an action entitled as -J
i." .e ha- been commence i in the ?u- taki
: : . >urt of Cherokee County for as :
purpose i disscNire the bonds Haj
mat c ny now *\i-ting between olir
ntit": and defendant upon the f r
uit-:-ry : and the -aid dQterl
icr.dar.t v. ill Turther take notice that jdf 1
hr i- re :.::red to appear before the, and
-r. i-ino'C - ? --
-- Jit rtl SFP
r; N. C.. at his ffice ia the court I
r :-v on : before the 7:h day of the
July. 1925. and answer or demur to,
np-air.t in said action or the
- " . a: : !y t "he c-.urt for _ (44
-i demanded in the c- rnplair.t.
Th: June 2r. . 1925.
K. E. DAVIS. Cierk.
S..- r ?' urt. Cherokee County.
i-ii-4t--d? >
int<
NOTICE. t- v.
r< wh >m it May Concern: >
That at the next regular meeting Chi
>f the Board of County Commission-1 Cre
(her kcv C >unty. N. C.. in Juy,
1925, th Boa: d will consider ( it
vhether or not it will make an order
! daring the Stock I aw to take effect
n the following boundary of }
art of Btfaverdam Township. Chero- Mis
ceo . jnty. N. which .was voted
n < n the . day of 1924 >
ind the declarird^pf the same being hi!
intir.ued by the < i board and no- .-ur
. ij.inriy nfrxt-rirsirie-i:
rh-i-r -kee County, N r'h Carolina. \
Viz., It b'ir.L' for Brownhill pre- C.
'.r t. :' B-ov-riaro Township, Cher>kee
County. North Carolina.
Ail persons who are in favor of the, >
tarlarin? the k law to he in force Ga.
r oppos- ' " > being in force -.r in- Mr?
erected f stcek 'aw in the said bour.
iary are hereby notified to be pre*1- .b
nt at ?i?a j and rev. chr!! itnir
>e heard. whe
This the 1st :ay - f June. 1925. of 1
T. W. AXLEY. Ha*
Chairman of Board of County, wee
43-4t-co) Commisioners Cher- He
okee County, diet
tv. o
NOTICE ail
Murphy, N. C., June 2. 1925 best
Notice is hereby given that the Swe
'herokee County Board of Education A
rill receive bids at its office in Mur-i A
ihy, N. C., until 12 o'clock noon, July} A
i, 1925, on the construction of two- T
THE CHEROKEE SCO
ENTS~ !
rr. frame schcel building - '
r.e. Cel.. Murphy T r.
ter known a? Texanna Bid* '
re - :vtd f r the !&? - - y.
a- r ar.d r.aterial * *
dx r.:ra. r. Fhz- nd specat:n*
n f: e In the C , E a: i
Education * cftice.
rhe tear.: reesrvts *t> t t
* any ar.d all Fid*.
A. !.. MA?" N
>-2t-ri? Se.-*ta*y : F .-d
NOTICE or SALE
L -der and ry virtue i "
the Super.-r O ur: <i
N rth Caro lina, enter* : .r. -he
r ' -edirg e- : A-.
if rd and husband. E. 1 f :
Har\e I a en port -'rer*
r? at b-x f Marcs* Daverprr:
ea*ec. the undersign* * ?
ner will. < r. Monday. Or. day
July. 2S2S. at <ne ! 1-: r
at the art h<use . or n
y*?0'.le. Clay Cunty. N rth Car?.
sell * the highest dder. j r
h. the fell wing de* r -?d fat
and :n She ting Cree? T-.wn*:y
County, N rth Or na, t
>.try N . 12?. Grant :"l. B-. ng
n a - .-wocd on line f
21"2 and rur? S. 2 W. ? - th<
: .ir.e pa#fir.? t bicker -r.-- f
i entry at lv) pole? " a black
r.: thence N. 15 E. v. "- -a j ';ir.<
named entry: 'her - N _* V.
n the same 70 p le* .. Iarsr>
- on tr- n<; ' f G* :/ M ? e
crrv. Northwest corr.vr f the
ry. thence w:th the >t rants o
rv to the beriming. ntainr.r
acres.
his the 5th day of J.re. 1925.
J. B. GRAY. Ct rr *
4t-a<&?
NOTICE.
F.TH CAROLINA C!r.; ur.-y. '
n tr- super: r Court.
Bar.k t Murphy, W if r.-T-rti!
t.r.i a'.?. r-. etc.
*
th Car- lina Ciay Contrary.
NOTICE TO < RE: ITOR?.
the Creditors of the N rth Caroline
Clay C rnpar.y:
C . creditors : the av ve nam
ETidani, N rth Carolina Clay Com
y. u..: take notice that they are
-::ed to present their claims
inst the c rr.par.y. ir. writing. to
undersiirr.ed receiver : r said dedant
corporation or. r before the
h day >f July. 1923. be barred,
ind >a:d credit. :s v:ll further
e notice that saii r- iver. will sit
reterce. at the c urt he use in
esvi.le. Clay County North Cara.
on the 20th day : July, 1925.
the purpose cf hearing and d-. mining
who are the tro? trediterr:
the North Carolina 1 ay Company
I the priorities, if any, of the rective
creditors.
mtt-a a: navesville. N. C.. this
*:h day cf June. 15-25.
J. B. GRAY. Referee and j
ar.d Receiver North Carolina
--4:-a6:2 > Cay Company.
FACTORYTOWN.
Ir. Bud Burrtll prt&ched a very
rre?tir.2 sermon at :he Fact ryn
Church Sunday n uht.
Ir. and Mrs. John Frankum and
Id: on were visitors at Martin's
ek Sunday.
Ir. and Mrs. Noah Gir son are the
ua parents ol a bate boy.
lis? Lula Fry was the guest vi ,
s Edna Vardiver Sunday.
Ir. and Mrs. Frank Coleman and 1
dren were Bate- ' -k Visitor."
day.
^'e 3re all glad to welcome Mr.
S. Patton and Mr. >. A. Voyb = !
k ir.to our midst again.
Irs. Bob Davis, of Mineral Bluf
. nas l>een visiting ht-r daughter |
. Jim Foe. for the past week.
Irs. W. K. Vardiver returned
C FtiuaV sught ftviii Cup)Kiaiii( i
re she was called to the bedside
ier little grandson. Jewel Edwaid
rkins. He had been ill fiv
ks when Jesus called him hom .
was horn March 22. 1923. and
1 June 3. 1925. age two yearmonths
and nineteen day-. We
loved him but Jesus loved hint
L He was laid t ore.st in the
ct Gum cemetery.
. little one from us is gone.
. vacant place within our hearts, j
voice we loved is stilled,
hat never can be filled.
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UT. MUHPHY. N. C.
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CALIFORNIA TO GIVE i|
OTHER STATFn \\k\k
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Will Supply National Committee i "
With Facts About Its Thirty
Thousand Electrified Farms.
Definite activity :? in progress In
California, the on" state wr.er?- actual
farm electrification is further advanced
than In any other, to collect
data which will he of benefit to other
states interested ir. :h:s subject.
The national Committee on the Relation
of Electricity to Agriculture will
he the clearing house for the information
secured. The arrangement resulted
from visits to California by Dr. E.
A. White, director of the committee.
He informed a gathering of California
agricultural and electrical men of the
national committee's purpose and assisted
in the organization of a California
state committee.
In California, thirty thousand farms
use electricity. Their consumption hf
energy in a typical year amounted to
564.000.000 horsepower hoora.
Eighty per cent of this energy was ,
ployed to operate irrigation pumps.
Nearly half of all the electrical energy
expended on California farms is derived
from electric motors.
At the same time, much use is made
of electricity on California farms for
typical farming operations. There are
sjso many California farm bourn*
which are completely electrified.
Several sub-committees are leathering
general information on the CalS- >
fornia farm* which use electricity. One
committee will father data on costs
and kinds of uses of electricity. Another
will investifate the qneation of
rates for farms
The third committee will find out
how electricity is used in California I
farm houses and how It makes life ;
more livable on the farm. The fourth
committee will study the economic !
utilisation of electricity oa the farm. ?
Poultry farms and dairy farms will
he siren special study. as II :hfarm
shop. Refrigeration " ? |
aprayias of plants will also ' a
into by one of the commit*
It Is to be expected that i
fations under way in thir
states will find much to a to j
the information obtained . S
fornia.
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Solution will appear ta aexf lena
FARM
EFFICIENCY
twi State College President Thus
Speaks of the Present Trend.
Addressing a conference at Ames.
l. called to consider what electricity
an do for agriculture. President R.
Pears ?n. of Iowa State College, said
:at agriculture is now passing
trough its th:rd period of developent.
typified by the desire for efll
ency
In - r":r?t two periods, he pointed
lit : r-ct delivery from farmer to
;'; r and quantity production for
lg t r ;>* w-.re the characteristics, reject.
V-Jv
"Th- .ew era." he said. "must be
ae of permanent industry und charcter:2*-ij
by business methods, lew
ast of production, highly intelligen:
lethods of marketing and mainteance
of soil fertility. In this period
le highest efficiency will be nece#iry
to compete with foreign agricnk-l
He then introduced representatives
t electrical farm investigation? from
pveral states, who briefly sketched
bat they hope to find out regarding
ie contribution which electricity may
uke to efficiency in agriculture.
3&Principa
Products cot
L&N Served
Minerals are the basis of
tically every manufacture
tide?raw materials dug
tee earth make possible ni
every article in general u
industry and in the heme
The L. & N.-served Sou
particularly rich in mil
deposits and particularly
served in transportation
ities for taking them
where they are mined to w
they are converted into
ished products.
Geological Survey fig
show that 25 of the prim
?irwn Aiuminu
Zinc, ^from Iron to Suit
from Graphite to Fuller's F.
I ?are mined in the terri
served by this railroad.
These fact* furnish furi
ther evidence that the
health, ^vcullt din] hap- /
pine as of the community I
and of the nation are di- f ^
rectly dependent on the ihg
transportation systems. H|
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FRIDAY. JUNE ? HE
New Farm Motor Hjj
On a Hand
Locking forward to th? gJ^H
lectric farms will be
general Is this country, ^K|
Eleetrie Company has deve^H
'farm chore motor !a four
horsepower sixes. Whem^^BS
serrlco Is already available o^Kg
either through power cotapa^^W
or Intfependent farm powe/Bjj
^ New Farm Motor Bg
this mow can serve as a IE
man of tireless energy. nnt||
, capacity for work and
The motor outfit consists Jl
motor It?*e!f. with its control II
ment. and a countershaft which til
iour driven pulleys of different^!
The complete set-up le
a four-wheel truck. The c
and pulleys provide four p^H
speeds for ewery drives macbiaH
cordmjr to recnriremer.ts. |r
This motor operates at 110 ?H
volts, single phase or three plujH
is manufactured in l1-*. 3. 5 uH
wfiepuwer siaea. a control h
of sufficient length to reach UtrjH
machine is provided, and a suifl
s-.op Push button Is located at tl^|
of this cable. A beUtightes^l
mounted on the motor. II
Europe Well Along in Farm
trill cation
Experimental work In fartn e)
flcation has been coin? on It fi
for a somewhat longer period tfc
this country. The four Esri
countries which, from availibli
ports, appear to have done the i
in this work are Sweden. Qui
Prance and Italy. In about the I
named. Government financial?
ance has been given to some esu
In Sweden about one-third el
farms are electrified thus far.?
to the abundant bydro-electm
sources, and even threshing and]
ink are done electrically Ela
plowing has been the subject tf
perlment? In France and Gen
since as long ago as 19o3.
Lights and Pumps Are Greatest!
Desires
? Fo far as the woman on the fir
concerned, there has always he
glowing possibility of giving U
happier aspect through the cuatt
electricity. It has been ap?ertri
oiuc.j ji* uai ui ccij ?
women on the farms of tie *
handle a big wash on Monday- S
i teniae out of the hundred tr?a
fill kerosene lamp? and tki?J
help with the milking.
That points unmistakably to tfc
; ties which the average farm m
' would like to see electricity tall
fi~?. ^11 -T-l .-- -? ?
j Included in an electric lighting
. tem and a small electric
lit. To be rid of the keroeeoe I
j chore, and never again tr "W*
j ter" for dish washing. laundry w
( bathing would make anybody'!
i teem more sunny.
1 Mineral I
States I
ro to
hur, vExS
arth
tory
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