BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. 0.
BOAO DISCySSEO
Pickens County Officials Cover
Proposed Route of RoiulFroiu 1
South Ci’rolipii to Rosmvin;
is I). ■ );M‘. s>ii!ir Tuecly.
iu-iiu: ‘ir ln' f Srni'i.iV.
-fluxtl hcis M‘clrct. ,1 A. M
!!:» Air. PhxIoii has
IT'S 1 hi-i
li or r vrisrs mid in t)u'! lust t)irt i^
V»':ir!* ItilS !:('» 11 Jllxi'Jlt OI'lv'
i wii S!1ti(!:»' 'i. ‘XCi*;»t ‘he Si ndjiv uf
jtlK' Ho(.(l will'll r.i) ono could jrit
.’rof. 1‘Til rv rt S.*]icii \v;is n vis
Houses (Joinj? up; Religious ] to Uosiutm aud Sun
Reviviil; Lots of Measles; Oth-; il »y.
er News Items. j Mi-;-. (’i*'ssi«“ Wlntmin'oT
I 1 lioiiH-lolks !it llM«iTnaii Sat
nn!::y an 1 Si;i'.ii,;v.
M»‘u>-l's IS iij nosnian bv tiu'
\N liolcsiiUv Dr. Urnv,'r ro]>orts
RDSiniiii, F('l».
ft'i'Hiir busitn'ss
1 -
m
l^)Sln;lIl is still
till' saiiu* old
I'lu* n>ids arc so inuddv tin* ]um>-
f,tM‘an havdlv*t to town. K V
^tl.-iziMU'V. th»‘n“wly ai'jio’Titc.l rn-iu
j/>ninnssisni'r, says In* will have
Vf\tMn lixrd as stum «s Itut^^cr man
p’ts pU'ntv of wooil tor ll.c
xintt'r. J. It. «'r!*i^, n^id s-.ipcrvi
I'sr, and .i. M. l/i wi'cnci*, road corn
i-iissioni'v ot US, S woi''
:ui town last wcok. quests of the
J'HxtoJi llousf. 'riu*y canu' acros.s
j'd*‘ mountain by \.ay of Hoi-kv
■]W*ttoin anti \v‘nt back !>v Sassaira'^
road, tlu'.v wiTt' looking arouft'
■fiM' a firad'‘d road from IMrkms to
Xosman 'IMu'\ rlaim ilu'V fan rft
I i ;I'.t cMSfS in one liov.st*. \Vc ft'ar
it wid brrak lln* sclu'ol iip. Wo
ar“ sorrv to li‘;n ii d itir si'v«‘7(‘ ill
Ti- sot Mrs Klr.'.ab.'t li Whitmir**.
Hi,I K IIVKS.
PERSONAL MENTION
Frit'nds of Mi>s Kosa Siiiptnan,
'vlio left on last 'i'linrsday lor tlio
liiltmoro hospital to nndor^o an
opi'vation, v'ill 1> ii. :iS(>d to know
that sln' IS doin;: wi'll.
Airs. .1.
t>!i a
S Silv* rst('in loft
visif fi
mother
last
Mrs.
% 7 jxT ct'nt ^radi* on tlnMr sidi' of ' Mary ('. Mount, at Strou(l-.hurir, I’a
^hr inoiintaiii hv amondin*; \vhat ;M>' Silvcrstcin h-it o” Tuesday of
rs now known as the (ially roa.I this week lor New York, where he
If they can of course \ »• ean ^et a | will join Mrs Sil\erst» in. 'Thev
or f> jier cent fzrade on this side of , will n-ii.ain there on a visit of tliree
"•Aw inountain. \\'i‘ must have \vi*eks hcforti returning home.
TOad in order kci']) up. i»r rather I
vf»'p ahead, of lir»>vard. 'j'lu ii '
•A hilt' Urcvnrd I’an houst of her line
joad to (ireenville wo cuii boast of
;ne to l’;(‘ki iis.
Wealreadv havt' a tannt'i v. saw
rull and t'xtiact ])lant, anti we
invt* a cotton mill nt*ar Kv)sman.
>11 we lack is some one to take
iold of It and ])ut it to rnnniiiLr.
The (ilouccster Lumber comitanv
> liuildintr several new houses. .1,
f. SilviMstein IS buildint; an ojiera
iousi^ on Main street just
Iht' (iloucostor I..unibiT company's
it ore.
Th»>r»' was som(> line sinuMtij.: at
ILh' liaptist church Snndav. con-
iQ“tt'd by Prof. T. M. I^ock of
Traveli*r's R'-st, S. ('. Mev. M«ir
irnn. pastor of PisL'ah Forest H ii>
i'st cluireli. Ml'. Hi-tinar.l aiid M' s
T. M. fii-'c'c wort' amont'the vi'-itors
who afcompHnied Prof. Lock A
iiir^o crowd t*nj >yi*d the splendid
!»t‘rmons ]»reached by Ui'V. 'P.
Kim;, tin' Ha]>tist jiastor, Sunday
AWFUL “HELLISH" SIGHT
AT THE AUDITORiyS/l
Paul ('ooper, n‘i>n*S(‘ntiitive of
tlie (’o-oj) Film comjmny of Atlan
ta, while on a visit to his motlier
a!nl wife in Brevard, bookt'd for
the Auditorium a stron'^ teatnr.*
lilm for next .\ionday, as will be
luditw j seen by reference to a7i advertise
ment in the News. It tells the in-
ttTcstin>' storv.
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE J. M.
LYOA LANDS, IN TRANSYLVANIA
COilNTY, KNOiVH AS SEE-OfF
PROPERTY.
By virtU’.* ot a dfcm- of tlu* Supcrii)r
court (»f Henderson county in the ca.se of
\V. \V. Lyda, administr.ntor of the estate of
J. .M. Lvda. deceased, vs. Marv K. Hav-
cduntv of Trai’.syivania and state of
Noilii C:ir»)lina and described as follov.'s:
'I'hat land in Dunn’s Ivork tov/nship,
'I'rar.sylv;: nia county. North Carolina,
!\inn on tlie v.aters of Dunn’s creek i.iul
'o;;se(’.’s creek, adjoinin;; bsiuls of H.
(U'.i’iaer, lli.nyan Housed, Riley lloL'sed,
Mis. H. p. Clark, Verderv, J. I\l. lioldeii,
ilurie, L:ui(i, liaiver, Dillie Wil.on, Pave
W ilson, Ihiiii'. t anti clluTS, »!e:-.; i ibed in
di ed from Clevi lai’d an;! W ;i. :inis to
Manly Lycia 'i .iar.uaiv iLltli, j
and >!:' recta il in honk .'S, na.i;/ .■>(>'> ii I lie i
records of di'.'1 fo.- 'rrmisyb ania cniinty, |
N. C., and muie j articularl) desciiia d as .
follows: i
oej.'innin^^ on a larjj;e chc.lnul oak n.-.ir
the soi!th side of the road leading lro:n '
liie r.i I, v:ir':-.lones Ciap road to the tuji ot i
“SteOff’ Dountaiii, said tree heinj.( a
i (irner of C. U. (lUiiii.ei’s land, and i iins
south S.S dei^rei s .“SO minutes east uvelve
Inintired and three (1L'03) feet to a ;-lone
ard l)l;iek j^uir.; tlien soiitli Kl dej,n trt)
imniUes easl sixtei n Imiidied ai.«. l.Uy-,
two (1(»5'J) feet to a maj) e; then ^oulii 11
(Ifi.'.rees 25 r.iinutes tliree iiiiinired
and :'.i\tv-four t.i(>l) feel to a ; toiu'; I'nm
north deari es ii’ii.utcs w« si liaie
hundri'd ;uid eij;hty-iMur (.vSi) leet to a
i.jiruce I'ine; then soulii 2 de;;M e-. b) : iin-
ules west two lit:'.nilI'd and tlnie
fiet to a stone at a road; then nmih .s7
dej^n-es .iO minutes west tillv-six Uv I'
to a stake in said road; tlu-n \vi;h saitl
road about l.'> de^r» es west cif^lit hundreil
•aiid .seventy-five feet more or less to a
ston»“ in said road; tiu n leavinjf i-aid road
south 10 decrees west two hundred and
twenly-ei^ht feet to a sj)ani:ii oak;
then south 30 decrees west with Due'
Wilson’s line twelve hundred titty-three
( 11!5.'.) feet lo a stone; then south M) de
crees last six hundred sixty-six ((>(>(») feel
to a stone; I hen still with D;ive Wilson’s
line s(»uth h7 de;j:rees .Vi minutes east live
hundred twenty-nine feet to a >;tone;
then still with said Dave \Vilsf)n’s line
south 2 (iej^rees 2'> minutes west ten hun
dred sever.ty-six leet (ll)7(») to a stone;
then S..U1.1 !2 decrees minutes easl
Ihiee Inindreil forty-ei}^ht {MS) feet to a
stone; then south ()S 'decrees west ten
hundred forty-three (1053) feet lo a black
oak, corner of the Dillie Wilson land; then
south l.S dej^ree.? we>l wilh the Dillie Wil
son line seven hundred forty (710) feel lo
a cl’.estnut. a corner of the baker tract;
then wilh the line of the Hakcr tract
north 5(> decrees west nine hundred forty-
two (')12) feet tM a maple, a corner of the
school proj)crty; then north .^5 decrees
east wilh school property line one hun
dred and sixty-!ive (lo5) feet to a black
j;um; then north .^0 decrees west with
school projierly line lour hundred ninety-
five ( i**.') fl i t lo a liickorv, corner of
a stone; thence south 44 degrees 15 min
utes east four hundred and sixty-nine
(4W) feet to u whit(T oak in the Hume
line; ihen with the Hume line south 12
decrees 35 lainutes, west six hundred
sixly-«,i{:ht (66tS) feet to a stone; then
s(»uth 10 decrees west fourteen hundred
two (1 102) feet to a stake, the extreme
southeasi corner of the boundary hereby
conveyed; Ih-. n north 70 dej;rces west ten
hundred and six (lOO(i) feet to a hickory;
iheii TMirth 7‘> decrees w st six hundred
firmation or
accrued interest
This the 4th day of Jantlary, 1917.
W W. LY1>
Administrator and Cummis^ioncr
l-12-4tc-s&s
any time thereafter 'with | N. 44 degrees W. 33 pole.' to a stake: tlien
St. I N. 37 degrc'.fs W. 18 >3 poles to a stiike;
then N. 80 degrees W. 30 poles to a stiike
on liie bank of Eiist Fork creek; then down
and vvitli the meanders of said cr.i k to a
stake at the mouth of a branch, a corner
made betv/een S. D Whitmire and h. A.
(ilazcner; then wilh said branch, a south
course to the head of said branch, the
pl.-ice being in the line between K. A. (fl;i-
z-ner and S. D. Whitmire land;’ then with
the top of the ridge and with the W hit-
south course to
acres, mi^re
NGTIGE-LANDSALEBVGOiy!-
MISSIONER
I Hy virtue of the power, direction and
public I authority given the undersigned commis- mire line, up said ridge, a so
i iO de-, sioner appointed bv the (M*rk «>f the hii- beginning, containing
above descriljed. Beginning on a iin kory
• - , , , • 1 11, ‘Sarah J. Wilhelm, administratrix *f .J., on the north side of Joshua Nb^rO.iin. in
e;;ncs minutes west mm undrul Wilhelm, deceased, vs. W. F. Wilhelm the head ol a hollow, and runs N X) p.,Us
li,-s;.v ( leet to a sloi.e, then nt)rth | j highest bidder, on to a black j;um; then E. 90 pole^ to a po),-
foily-three ((>l.i) leet, cn-ssiiig the
roa(i to a spanish oak; then norlli 10 (te-, ^ioner appointed by the
gri'i'S cast sevi n hundred and twenty (720) i perior Court of Transj'lvania c*>unty, in a b-ss'. ^
tci't to a stone; tlu-n north 5'> degrees 40 special proceeding pending in said court. Second tract: A.djoining the flr«‘ tract
minults v. -st eight hundred sixtv-six
(So(; feet to a sj)anish «>ak; then south 12 |
(le;;
llll v-s;.v n i l i\ n .->iwiiv , nil. II Iiifi III I J 1> _ _
05 «legres 30 mbiutes w-^st eight hundred , l‘,,,:\Vrn\s"n4rt"onedl)ebmro^^ , then s:'90 poles lb a stake; t!un W
ftet to a stone, dieii j.Y-h. 5th, 1917, at 12 o’clock M. all the fob 90 poles to the beginning, containing rO
lowing described lands, situate in Kastatoe acres, more or less.
township, Transylvania county, N. C., The sale will be made subject to ti rms
lying «>n the west side of French Broad as follows:
river, and on the west side of Fast Fork ■ thousand dollars on day of sale,
creek, boundi?d as f-jllows: balance divided into two equal install-
First tract: Beginning on a sourwood nients, payable in one and two years, with
and dogw«)od, the S. D. Whitmire corner, interest at six per cent per annum «)n de
stiinding on a ridge south of the J. M. ferred payments, title to be retained by
I weiity-li’. e
north 10 degrees 30 minutes east seven
hundred tvveaty-one (721) feet lo a stake;
tl'.en north iSO degrees w»\st two hundred
forly-Nix i21(») feet to a black gum; then
north 2f degrees west lour hundred
ninety live 1 tel to a ston-; thi-n north 50
de.'rees v.est one hundred forty-eight
(lliS) I''(I to a black oak; then north 58
(lc”i;es west (»ne hiiiidred eigl’.ly-ori(
t ISi) feet to a spanish oak; then norlh 10 Wilhelm dwelling,’and runs S. 69 degrees commissioner until all purchase money is
' ' . ' , . - . I.’* 1 . 1 _ A. „ _ VI 1. .... I I. ' *1 _ J I... nnri lit triict
degrees east three hundred forty-eight
(■>lSj feet to a black oak; then n(.rth 74
(kgrves west two hundn d thirty-one (231)
feet *.0 a sj):;nish oak; then south 57 de
grees west iiinety:(me (‘H) feeltfia spruce
pine; then north 51 degrees west two
hundred eighty (2.-'0) feet to a hickory;
then north 15 degrees west two hundred
thirty-one (231) feet lo a white oak and
spanish oak; then north 10 degrees east
one hundred forty-eight (14.S| feet lo a
spruce on the bank of Dunn’s creek; then
down and with said creek about nt)rlh 30
degrees west eight hundred seventy feet
more or less lo a chestnut in the Clark
line; then north .VJ degrees 30 minutes
east wilh the (Mark line seven hundred
ai'.d twenty feet to a chestnut; then north
4S degrees .35 minutes east eleven hundred
sixty 111(>01 feet lo a white oak; then
north ()3 degrees 40 minutes cast two
hundred sixty-five 12f)5j feet to a stone,
then north 10 degrees 35 minutes east
seven h indred thirty-seven [737) feet to ;i
box eider; then north .^2 degrees .V) min
utescast three hundred fifty-four [.^54] feel
to a dogwood; then north 11 degrees west
one hundred sixty-tw'* IU*2] feel to a
stone; ♦hen north 02 degrees 25 minutes
[Cast six hundred and eighty-seven l»H7j
! feet to a black (»ak; then north 81 degrees
j 55 minutes easl two hundred eighty-seven
I feet to a stone; then north .VI degrees
1 25 minutes east nine hundred and four
! l‘>041 feet to a stone; then north 34 de-
schonl pr.MK-rlv; then soulh 45 degrees ! huiulred thirty-five feet to
west si;.; hu:i h' .1 aiui ten M0, fed to a ' 7^.d‘;f^''ees 20 n.inutes
stone aitl.e m.d; ■llien wilh the r-.ad a :|3n.] leet
south course oi:e huad.^ed feet (l()i!) to a ■
Slake; then Mi.I with s::id road a south thirty-.-.ght
cour.e six hundred ((.U'O f.et to a spanish | mnlh degrees
oak, a corner 01 the school properU; then ? hundred .seven y
still with the road a soulhwUt'course
three hundred (300) feet to a si.anish oak :''yKrces ^r> minutes ea.st four hun« red six
on the bank of said road; then soulh (>> I bt)l leet to a dogwood then north . de
ist live hundred ninetv-one l.V)l |
C. 142 poles to a black gum ami */ak in paid or secured by notes and deed ol trust
the Ciillcspie line; then N. 23'j degrees F. on the premises herein sold.
2(> poles to a spanish oak; then N. 2 de-
grec s \V'. 112 poles lo a black oak; then N.
15degrees W. 51 poles to a stake; then
N. 12 degress W. 33 poles to a stc.ne; then
This Dec. 26, 1916.
l-5-5tc
H. Am.ison,
Commissioner.
*.7id Sunday night.
There has rcct'iitly h(M‘n a good j dock and others, the undersigned admin- degrees 40 minutes east sixty-three feet to hundred ninety-one |
Bu'cting lu'ld at tlu' Mt*tliodist istrafor and commissioner will sell to a spanish oak and post oak; then south 20 j ^ * beginning, containing eight
:;bur ?h, s»*veral new convtTts being ii*‘*ke assets to pay tlebls, at public outcry degrees .Vi minutes east wilh the line of - "i^'i'bed acres, more or less,
php result. H v. ,b>hn (irecn of house door (>f Iransylvania the Baker property five hundred and] The terms of said sale are one-half cash,
H«'nili>T-^on eonntv P.isitiir •d'*”'kiy. the .'>th day of l ebru- lorly-tlnee (5)3) feel to a stone; then still 1 the balance in ecpial payments evidenced
I ,,^0 o’clock p.m.. all the fob with the Baker line.south21 degrees 35 | l.v note on .six and twelve months time
*‘•^1 J 1 - s.; I 1 4.- described lands belonging to the minutes east eight hundred and eighty-; with interest at 6 with option in pur-
I lie . unday . cliool at the liajui.U | estate 01 said deceased, situate in said seven (SS7) feet crossing Dunn’s creek to 1 ehase to pay all cash at the time of con-
CASH BASIS ANNOUNCEMENT
From Aiken & Scruggs
Having made a change in our business wc take this
method of thanking our many customers for their patron
age since we opened business a year ago* T*he business
will be run right on with but few changes* On and
after this date all FEEDS will be sold strictly for cash
on delivery. Owing to extremely high prices of Feed-
stuffs we have decided it best for our customers as ^well
as our interest to put it down as low as possible and sell
strictly for cash. It saves disputed accounts, bookkeep
ing and accumulation of bad accounts. Quick settle
ments make life-long friends. Let's bejriends.
Yours for a prosperous 1917,
AIKEN & SCRUGGS
Successor to Aiken & Brooks
W. P. WEILT
J. W. McMINN J. M. ALLISON
Wagons, Buggies, Harness, Farm Tools, Wire Fencing
and other things needed by the farmers.
Rapidly approaching spring days turn the
farmers’ minds to the subject of farming, pre
paring for crops, and all kinds of work about
the farm and brings to their minds the things
they will need in the way of wagons, tools, har
ness, etc., they must have before they can do
much in the farming line.
^ ‘',1! f' f.l/ ^ t'\'j
^ IV
NOW IS THE TIIVIE TO BUY
There's no better time for buying things that will be needed to make a crop than now^ Hardware is
steadily going up in price and the sooner you buy the cheaper.
We have bought heavily so as to take care of the wants of our customers and it will be time well spent for
you to come in and examine our goods and prices. We are always glad to show you, for though you don't buy
at that time, we know you will buy later for our prices are attractive. We treat you right.
Of course we haven*^ listed here all our hardware but in order to suggest to you some of the most impor
tant things in the way of^ farm tools we mention some of the things you will need in order to begin your crop.
Look over this list and then come and see us.
SAWS
We have a complete line of Atkins', Simon's and
Blue Grass Saws.
Blue Grass 6-ft. Saw $2.50
Atkins' 6-ft. Saw 4.50
Simon's 6-ft. Saw 4.75
WAGONS
One-horse Hickory and one and two-horse
Nisson Wagons.
Prices $32.00 to $60.00.
Harness
Our harness department in
cludes harness, collars, check
lines, halters, collar and saddle
pads, bridles, trace chains, etc.
Plows and Harrows
Riding plows, walking plows,
hillside turners, level land turn
ers, riding harrows, drag har
rows, etc.
Wire
Poultry wire from one to six
feet, selling at old price as we
bought it last year; barbed wire
and wire fencing of various
heights and qualities.
Cutting Tools
We have various makes of
axes, mattocks, picks, and a full
line of Prouty’s goods, such as
pevies, cant hooks, timber car
riers, logging dogs, etc.
Small Farm Tools
We have an abundance of small
farm tools, such as hoes, forks,
hole diggers, shovels, spades,
rakes, wood and steel wheelbar-
barrows, and dozens of other
small but necessary tools.
Main Street
WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE MAKE YOUR WAY TO
FAR.MERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY
Brevard, N. C.