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be enriched with the bleuinga
that belong to Chriatmaa.
ACME HARDWARE CO.
MURPHY, N. C.
MURPHY FOOD STORE
MURPHY. N. C.
*AL, you find (ood ckeer, peace and
kappiaew at Christmas lime. These are our
slaeers wishes for oil our {ritodi *ko bare made '
this Christmas such ? wonderful one for us.
PAUffiRBRQTHERSTRlJCKING CO, INC
.Lane & Short.
FREIGHT LINES
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
E 8T ATE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
SUMMONS DOCKET NO. SMI
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
CHEROKEE COUNTY. PlaklUff,
VS.
W. G. WEBB, and wife. MAE
WEBB, Defendants.
By virtue of authority vested in
me by a Judgment of the Cherokee
Superior Court dated the 17 day of
July. 1951, in the above entitled
action, I will, oil Wednesday, the
13th day of January, 1954, at 12 o'
clock noon at the Courthouse door
in Murphy, North Carolina, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands
in Valleytoim Township, Cherokee
County N. C.:
FIRST TRACT: Part of Tracts
Not 22 and 23 in District No. 7.
BEGINNING on a Maple on the
South bank of Valley River, and on1
the corner of the Mark Pullium
Lot, and runs S 40 E with said line
850 feet to ttw Railroad; thence up
said Southern Railroad N 78 E 924
feet to the aald J. W. Porter line;
thence with said line N 40 W 1500
feet to a bunch of Laurel on the
South bank of Valley river, a corn
er of the said J. W. Porter lot;
Thence down said River with its
meanders to the Beginning, con
taining 25 acres, more or leas. Be
ing the same lands described in a
Deed from John P. Wfcitaker, Mary
R. Whltaker, Margaret C. Whitak
er, and Abbie E. WhRaker to B. G.
Webb, dated October 27, 1914, and
recorded in Records of Cherokee
County in Book 63 at page 569.
SECOND TRACT: A part of
Tract No. 96 in District No. 6.
BEGINNING on a Maple (fallen)
on the bank of Valley River (the
original corner of Tracts Nos. 94
and 96), and runs with the line of
Nos. 94 and 96 N 39 W 75 poles to
a Sour-wood (fallen), the S. W. cor
ner of No. 97; then with the line of
Nos. 97 96 N 59 E 38 poles to the
top of a Ridge, then with the me
anders of said Ridge S 39 E 11
poles to a stake; then S 11 E 30
poles to a stake; then S 4 E 20
poles to a stake; then S 16 poles to
a stake; then S 12 E 14 poles to the
Beginning corner, containing 9
acres more or less. Being the same
lands described in Deed from E.
A. Holland, and wife Abbie Hol
land to B. G. Webb, dated March
3. 1915 and recorded in Deed ,
Book 65 at page 354.
THIRD TRACT: Part of Tracts
Nos. 94 & 95 on Valley River, Dis
trict No. 6. BEGINNING on a'
Maple on the North Bank of Val
ley River, the upper comer of No.
94, and runs down the river with
Its meanders S 50 W 28 poles; then
S 39 W 43 polee to a Persimmon on
the Bank of the River; then S 26 Vi
W 11V4 poles to Two Maples on
the North Bank of the river and
just above the Mouth of the Creek;
then N 44 W crossing tae "Darn
pike Road at 50 poles to a small
Black Oak; then N 2V4 W crossing
the Creek 52 poles to a Pine near
the head of a Hollow; then N 43 W
17 poles to a Pine near the top of
n i2V6 wr "
a ridge; then N 12V4 W 32 poles to
a Black Jack and Chestnut Oak on
top of the Ridge; then N 50 W 28
poles to a Small Spanish Oak;
then N 10 W 56 pole* to * small
Goestnut on the North Boundary
line on No. >5; then with a*Id hoe
East 20 pole* to a Urge Black Oak.
the NE corner of said No. 03; then
with the original line* of said No*.
95 and 94 S 39 E passing a Black
Gum corner of said Nos. at 260
poles. 200 poles to the beginning,
containing 103 acres, more or leas.
Being the seme lands described In
Deed from Charles N. Hickersoo.
and Wife Fannie L. Hickersoo to
B. G. Webb, dated February 1,
1899 and recorded in Book 31 at
page 113.
ALL OF THE ABOVE THREE
TRACTS BEING THE LANDS
WILLED TO W. O. WEBB BV HIS
FATHER B. G WEBB SAID WILL
BEING RECORDED IN OFFICE
OF THE CLERK SUPERIOR
COURT WILLS BOOK C AT,
PAGE 145.
FOURTH TRACT: Adjoining the1
land* of B. G. Webb. U. S. Indian
Reservation. Calhoun Heirs Frank
lin and others and bounded as fol
lows: BEGINNING on a Hickory
near the top of a Ridge, the N. W.
corner of Tract No. 95, and runs
South wi'h the line of No. 05 10.25
chain* ct, ler a double Lynn on
the North Ban* of Webb* Mill
Creek; thence running down with
the meanders of Webb's Mill Creek
69.50 chains corner a stake at the
Intersection of Webb's Mill Creek
with the eecond line of the Cal
houn-Hickerson tract, thence
North 2V4 West 11.50 chains corner
a Pin* near the head of a Hollow;
thence N 43 W 4.25 chains oorner
a Pine near the top of a Ridge;
thence N 12V4 W 8 chains corner a
small crooked Black Jack on top
of a Ridge; thence N 43 W 7.87
chains corner a Black Jack; thence
North 23 West 8 chains corner a
Black Jack and Chestnut Oak on
top of a Ridge; thence N 50 W 7
chains corner a Spanish Oak;
thenc* N 10 W 14 chains corner a
Chestnut in the North Line of
Tract No. 95. thence West with the
North, line of Tract No. 95 13.50
chains crossing a Branch, crossing
another Branch at 16.25 aha Ins.
whole distance 27 chains, to the
place of Beginning, containing 70
acres more or less.
And being the same lands de
MILLER IN FRANCE
ORLEANS, FRANCE?Army Sgt.
Marvin E. Miller, whose wife, Hel
, en, lives in Murphy, N. C., is now
serving in Orleans, France, with
the Europe Communications Zone.
scribed in Deed from Mary Hughes
widow to W. G. Webb, and wife
Mae Webb, dated November 27.
1039 and recorded in Records of
Cherokee County in Deed Book
134 at page 282.
This the 8th day of December,
1933.
S/H. L. McKeever,
H- L. McKeever, Commissioner
23-4to
MASS HILL STUDENTS
MARS HIU?The following
Cherokee County student* from
Man Hill College will be home for
Christmas holidays They are: Mu
riel Joanne Adams, William Earn
est Franklin and Doris Ann Ras
ter The official holidays began
Thursday, Dec. 17 and cites pi re
sume on regular schedule Monday,
Jan. 4.
MISS ELLIOTT ON HONOR
ROLL
Miss Christine Elliott of Marble,
a sophomore at Appalachian State
Teachers College in Boone Is on
the tall term hoaor roll at the col
lege.
May you experience the glori
ous feeling of peace and brotherly
love ... this Holiday Season.
CITY BARBER SHOP
MURPHY, N. C.
Will be closed from Christmas Eve to Dee. 28
t^^ay we add our very good
wishes to the hosts of sparkling
greetings fondly given and gladly
accepted during this, the ioyous
Holiday Season of Good Will to All.
QUINN EGG SERVICE
PHONE S97-W ' MURPHY, N. C.
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the dreams and pnjwi of dmo through tha ccatunes. Wherever i
kept to the spirit of brotherly love, there the meaning. V
the tyboie beauty of Christmas remaieeAi >
to the fulfillment of the promise of Peace and Good WH
la all laods. In this spirit we wish a Merry Christmas to alL
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