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administrators notice
qualified a administrator
'ate cf Frank W. Ba: rard
!-?, Cherol:;e County, this is to
all persons having claims
;i.-: iid estate to exhibit them
? t- undersigned on or before the
17* day ol' .1 "]y HI27, or this no..'II
he pleaded in bar of thir
r<-> Ail persons indebted to
. -late will please make imme?'i:
. -ttlemcnt.
-fitly 17, 1926.
?\ C. ROITINSON.
t i minis! rutor of the estate of
I rank VV. Barnard, deceased.
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ENTRY NOTICE
Entry No. 1 oil*. 1
North Carolina,
i i > County.
To Glover I*. Led ford,
Entry Taker lor Clay County: (
The undersigned C. W. Savage and
\V. A. Savage of Cherokee County.
N fh Carolina, enters and lays claim j
i he following deseiibed piece
|ai<? l uf land in district No. 2, of
- iid Clay County, State of North
? !inu, the same Being vacant an i
nappropiated land, and subject !
enlty, viz:
Beginning on a Black Jack on the
of Preemtion No. 44 and begin
ning corner of tract No. 909, and
iiiiis with the line of Tract No. 909 S
v.' 1-2 degrees, W.94 poles to a Chest
, vuimri ui shui numoer ami tin- (
N. \V. corner of Gtanl No. 7005; j
mi with the line of tyrant No. 7005 1 j
S. 77 1-2 E 00 poles to a Chestnut the {
N. E. corner of said grant, on the|<
line of Preemption No. 44 grant No. .
5413; then with its line N. 3 degrees'
K. 25 poles and 21 links to the beginning,
containing 7.2 acres, more or
less. ih
(Signed) C. W. SAVAGE, (_
(Signed) W. A. SAVAGE.
Entered this 10th, day of August, C
1026.
ATTEST:
GROVER P. LEDFORD. t
Filed for Registration August 10,
1026.
GLOVER P. LEDFORD
(l-4t-a) Entry Taker.
North Carolina,
Cherokee County.
Sylva Collegiate Institute,
Plaintiff,
vs ti
J. E. Taylor, Defendant. n
In General County Court. S
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM- (
MONS BY PUBLICATION p
The State of Noith Carolina, to J. E
Taylor?Greeting: 1,
The above named defendant. J. E. j
Taylor, is hereby notified that sum- ^
mons and warrant of attachment have j
heretofore been issued and returned c
in the above entitled cause, and all g,
the right, title and interest of the
enia T P T?1? !- - J ? * -* !
u, ?. i<i>iur in anu to inai piece j,
or parcel of land conveyed by deed
from T. J. Hill and wife. Hattie Hill. a
to said J. E. Taylor, dated May 29th, ?
1923, and recorded in the office of ^
the Register of Deeds of Cherokee n
County, North Carolina, in Book No. ! f,
87, at page 11, has been attached for q
n debt of $421.58, with interest, due ?
plaintiff from defendant. And the q
said J. E. Taylor is further notified | jv;
to be and appear before the Judge | j
of the General County Court of ! Cl
Cherokee County, North Carolina, on J jj
Monday, September 6th, 1926, and j,
answer or demur to the complaint of
plaintiff, or plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the f
complaint.
E. E. DAVIS,
Clerk, General County Court.
<52-4t-c) 11
North Carolina,
Cherokee County.
In Superior Court, Before the
Clerk. i
In re J. M. Simonds, Administrator of |
the Estate of N. A. Carter, deceased, j
Petitioner
Callie Garren, Perry Carter, Dora |
McCay, Delia Chadowick, Mollie.
Carter, Carrie Carter. Gertie Car- H
ter, Vester Carter, Velda Carter, ei
is
\ / wHAT--'To0
IE wxs A SALE \ / TAESE TU IXOS . WHE
AtXAToC. CCPS- Wt- WOKT TuejH O
AX" <n'w .-v I 1 R:a VILA
it-DEO TrtEM . " 1"MS ; OP all
WI^TEQ.// \
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fE is
Elsie Carter, Krvio '"arte: . Tilda i
Clayton, Bessie Colden. Area- !
I'hillips, Jessie Underwood, Chester
Tethero, Ola Tethero, Mr.-. Stella
Carter, Lenurd Carter, lamer Carter.
Arrene Carter, Heir, at Law
of N. A. Carter, deceased.
NOTICE
ine defendants, Callic Garret:, Per- \
ry < arter, Dora .MCay, Delia Chad I
owick, Mullii- Carter, Carrie Carter, j
Gertie Carter, Tilda Clayton, Bessie
Golden, Argie Phillips, Jessie Under
wood, Chester Tetheio, Ola Tethero,
Mrs. Stella Carter, Lenard, ('arter.
l-enier Caitei*, Arrene Carter, Heir
lit Law of N. A. Carter, deceased,
you and each one of you will lake |
notice that a petition has been tiled ,
by the petitioner in a special proceedings
has been filed before the <Tei .
>f the Superior Court of Cherokee
County, N. in the above entitled
ret ion against them and the nature
.f the said action is a petition to .-ell
ands for to obtain assets to pay balance
on debts due by the deceased
Si. A. Carter including cost- of ad
ninstrution of said estate.
Kach one of tin- said defendant
,vill further take notice that he ot
the is required to appear at the oficc
of the Cle.k of the Supeiior
,'ouit of said County in his ofti. e in
klurj ii), N. C . on the doth day of
August, lUliti and answer or demur
o the petition and complaint now
.n file in said action, or the petitioner
and pluintitf will apply to l!.?'ourt
for the telief demanded in said
letilion and complaint.
Dated this the UtUh day of July.
U'JG.
K. K. DAVIS.
'lerk of tlit* Superior Court, Cherokee
County, V C. (.r?l-5t-Me)
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
forth Carolina,
'lay County.
In the Superior Court., before th?*
Jerk:
Andrews Manufacturing Company
vs.
Iliza George, E. George, Ada George.
John George, Richard Grayson
George, Eliza B. George, James B.
George, Beitha George, William
George and wife, Aliee B. George,
Anne George and All Unknown
heirs at law of Mary George Ilan 1
son, deceased, and Mary Hanson
Fowler.
The defendants above named will
ake notice that action entitled as
bovc has been commenced in the
uperior Court of Clay County, North ?
Carolina. by the plaintiff for the
urjrose of reforming a certain deed 1
xecuted by the defendants, heirs at
iw of Mary George Hanson, to Mary
lanson Fowler, dated March 2tst,!
902, recorded in Clay County, in
leed Book "K" pages 1 to 15, by '
orrecting the specific description in <
aid deed so as to properly describe 1
he lands intended to be conveyed |
y said deed and to include the lands
escribed in the complaint in this
ction which will be filed in office
llerk Superior Court of said county
efore the return day of this sumions;
and the said defendants will
urther take notice that they are reuired
to be and appear before the
'lerk of the Superior Court of Clay
ounty at his office in Hnyesville, ,
r. C., on the 3rd day of September, ,
920, and answer or demur to the ]
omplaint in this action of the re- 1
ef demanded in the complaint will \
e granted.
This the 3rd day of August. 1926.
W. L. MATHESON,
le?k Superior Court Clay County,
N. C. (52-4t-a#g>
i The District Court of The United !
States for the Western District of j
North Carolina at Asheville. ',
Independence Indemnity Company I j
Plaintiff, i
?' ? ;<
. W. Howard Construction Company. .
Nantahnlie Construction Company {
and others. j
Defendants ^
NOTICE I
Pursuant to an Order made by the '
[on. E. Y. Webb, Judge, in the above
ititled cause, notice is hereby given j
THE CHEROKEE SCC
B>UV?Zrt,
rtT ~| / oh qui; voue_
M =il ! ; ORuMBi^s And ^
i EAT -Ttxe KStOT
S > \ 'TS A AlEVJ
-/ | - '% ?EC|PE /
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all per ,ni'f firm or corporations
having or claiming to have :n.y claims
:-n> nature against tb Indepen
Indemnity Company, J. W.
IIInward Construction Company or the
N?.ntahalie ' on : traction Company to
in and make themselves parties ,
to the aliove entitled cause, and set j i
up and assert their claims, and thev
will further take notice that a gen- 1
era I order of injunction has heen j
signed hy the Judge aforesaid for- j
bidding them or any of them to pro - ? !
otherwise than in this cause.
This .10th. day of July. 1926. i
J. Y. JORDAN,
Deputy Clerk U. S. Court. |
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina,
Clay County.
I?t the Superior Court, before the
Clerk.
Andrew.1- Manufacturing Company
Vs
H. C. Moor.'. I. V. .V. .Moiee. Sarah
Ifolbrooks, and In:.-hand, 1.. C. Hol-j*
brooks R-e l>el lluro.-\ Unknown
heirs of ! . \Y. Moore, deceased !'
Unkrov. II of Betsey Moore 1
S , i.-r, ileee: i i. Unknown heirs '
of Millie Mooie i'nUetson. d ceas- '
ed. Unknown Heirs of Anne Moore 1
I edford, deceased, and AH Un- '
known hens of Isaac Moore and L.
T. tf.ean<i'Ti Moore, deceased. i
fhe defendants above nameil will 4
t ike notice that a Special Proceeding 1
ci-titled a- above has been commend- '
i t] in the Superior ?'eurt of Clay '
County. North Carolina, for the pur- 1
pose of partitioning hy sale certain '
lands in said County and Stale in 1
which plaintiff and defendants are 1
tenants in common, which lands are 1
fully described in the petition in thi '
cause; and the said defendants will :l
further take notice that they are re- *
quired to be and appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Clay
CountV at his offirp in Hnui>?oill? v
C.. on the Hrd, day of September, j
1026. and answer or demur to the > i
petition in this proceeding or the ;
F laintifF will apply to the Court for j
the relief demanded in the petition. !
This the Ttrd day of August. 1026.
W. L.MATHE80N.
Clerk Superior Court Cl-v Count;.
N. C. <52-4t-a?:g^ ;
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix
?f the estate of J. -\. Elliott, deceased,
late oi Cherokee County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of tin
said deceased to exhibit them to tia
undersigned on or before the loth,
day of August, 1U27 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This luth day of August, 1026.
MRS. LAURA L. ELLIOTT,
Administratrix of the estate of J.
N. Elliott. (l-6t-e)
WANTED?Middle Aged Man. Hustlers
make $40 to $100 weekly selling
Whitmer's giuaranteed line ot
toilet articles, soaps, spices, extracts
and medicines. Cherokee Count}
open now. Team or car needed. Experience
unnecessary. Salesmanship
taught FREE. Start making money
litis fail. Write today.
THK H. C. WHITMER COM PAN R.
[>ept. 25 Columbus, Indiana.
(l-3t-pd.)
Young Wife Afraid
To Eat Anything
"I was afraid to eat because I nlvays
bad stomach trouble afterwards.
Since taking Adlerika I can eat and
feel fine." (signed) Mis. A. Howard.
!)NE spoonful Adle:ika removes GAS
ind often brings surprising relief to
he stomach. Stops that full, bloated
"eeling. Removes old waste matter
roin intestines which you never
ent for obstimate constipation.
R. S. PARKER, Druggist
SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT
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AUGUST ENDS
PLANTING FOP
FALL GARDEN
liaieigh, X. C. The latest planting
lates for many vegetables for the fall
r.rdeu close by the middle of August.
Frost is too near to plant later
hnn thi< and tin* vegetables will not
nature s<? as In he of value to the
rower.
"The plants of cabbage. tomatoes
i:d c?-V:y must he et during the first
palf August to insure their maturity
before killing frost occurs," says
I'rof. rtohert Schmidt, vegetable in
:-t.g.-.tor for the North Carolina
state College. "The first week in
V, 1st not too late to plant Irish
."i ii'oc in eastern North Carolina,
fhe -Mcces-i. n plantings of snap
>e: *i should be continued all over
.he State and the first sowings of
ich rop* as lettuce, spinach, turnips
n.i>t nl. Chinese cabbage and kale
Login l?e made."
When- tomato wilt is present in the
.:r en soil, I'rof Schmidt recoinneiais
the "planting of - ucli wilt resisant
arit tie - the N.etoii or Mar:!o!>.
It is unnece sjtry to -take
otnaloi-. unless the . euson is utiusjally
v.ct. Un-taked vines will pro
lace :? larger crop though they will be
t little later.
Tomatoes. Irish potatoes, celery
nd -cumbers should be sprayed frequently
?-r dusted with Bordeaux niixuie
to check tin serious diseases
vi.a h affect these crops, states Prof.
' midt. The late summer aiul fall
s the most trying season of the year,
"or the eardei: ami it should not he
ml- levied. Frequent cultivation is
tect -sary if the season is dry and it'
01. much rain falls, the grower will
lave hard work to keep crab grass
ind weeds front smothering the crop.
.......i <mi nui j .i\ in many gardens.
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Victor P. Lanier, who has been ?
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