LIBRARY REPORT FOR WEEK
? The adult attendance at the U.
D. C. library for the past week shows
& considerable increase over the prev
ious week, indicating -he increased
popularity of the library among the
reading public.
The attendance during the past
week included 192 adults and 25
juniors, with 139 adult books in emu
lation and """13 junior books. Three
new members were enrolled during
the week.
Two new books were donated by
Mrs. Leak, as follows: Conquest, by
Olive Wadsley, and The Golden Slip
per, by Anna K. Green.
EAST FORK NEWS
m.
Mr. Robert Ingle, aged '25, of
Greenville, S. C., was drowned in
East Fork river Friday afternoon.
He with his wife and two small
children, were spending a few days
with Mrs. Ingle's brother, Mr.
Cleveland, at his summer home (for
merly the Dub home). Mr. Ingle
was- in bathing in a deep hole in the
river near B. A. Gillespie's house.
He had not been swimming long be
fore he suddenly sank. Those stand
ing on the bank, including Mr. Cleve
land and some small boys, at first
thought that he was doing some div
ing stunts, but later knew better.
Ralph Gillespie, one of the boys,
ran for help. W ill Gravely. Frank
Lance and Erskine Whitmire finally
succeeded in getting him out of the
water, after Frank Lance's diving
and locating him. His body was
taken to Brevard Friday, late in the
afternoon, and was carried to Green
ville Saturday for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gravely, Sr.,
Mrs. M. B. Redmon. Mrs. B. A. Gil
lespie and Mrs. W. C. Gavely at
tended the funeral of Mrs. E. M.
Whitmire, of Rosman last Friday
afternoon. Mrs. W hitmire is a sis
ter of Mrs. W. W. Gravely.
"Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath spent
the week-end with Mrs. Heath's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Gillespie.
Mr. Homer Gillespie and a friend
from Greenville, spent several days
on East Fork last week.
Mrs. M. B. Redmon spent Sunday
night in Asheville with Mrs. Jack
Heath. ,
Miss Lucille Singleterrv and broth
er. Ross, are spending a few days
with their uncle, Mr. Singleterrv, at
his summer home.
Messrs. M. B. Redmon and W. C.
Gravely and Robert Gravely spent
Monday in -Asheville.
Since crops are "laved by," some
of our folks are doing some farm
improvement work, such as hunting
bee trees, and running water lines
to the house, etc.
The revenue officers were East
Fork visitors Sunday ? and yes they
were here Saturday afternoon, too.
It's rumored that they got a car, a
man and some booze, Saturday.
GLADE CREEK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Paul York visited
Mrs. S. L. Metcali Sunday.
Mr. Clyde Brown spent the week
end with his parents at this -place.
Mr. C. E. Blythe and Mr. J.
Sentell were guests of Mr. C. E. Orr
Friday..
Mrs. C. H. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Pauline, visited Mrs. Metcalf ,
Saturday.
Mrs. S. V. Brown had as her din
ner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Orr and son Ralph, and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown of Hen
dersonville, visited Mrs. J. R.
Brown recently.
Miss Mary Belle Orr, who is
teaching school at Blantyre, spent
the week-end at her home Here.
Miss Pearl Brown visited Miss
Sallie Lyday recently.
Mr. William Collins attended
church at Turkey Creek, Sunday.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA,
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
.W. L. Holsopple et al.
vs.
E. L. Ford
? Jack W. Harper
, Panther. Mountain Estates.
The defendants, E. L. Ford, Jack
W. Harper, and Panther Mountain
Estates, will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
' Transylvania County, N. C., to en
force a lien upon certain lands and
buildings on said land for work
done and material furnished; and
the said defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of said County
in the court house in Brevard, N.
C., on the first day of September,
1926, and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiffs.
N. A. MILLER, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Transylvania
This 31st day of July, 1926.
County. 4t? 5-12-19-26.
NOTICE
Bids will be received for the fur
nishing of material and labor fo:
constructing a bridge across thi
North Fork of the French Broa<
Rivgr at New Shoal Creek schoo
house in Transylvania County, Nortl
Carolina, said bridge to be built ac
cording to plans and specification:
now on file in the office of the En
gineer for the Board of Road Com
missioners of Transyjvania County
in his office in Brevard, N. C.
All bids must be accompanied bj
certified check for 5 per cent, of thf
amount of the bid.
Bond will be required as provided
for by law.
The right to reject any and ali
bids is retained by said Board of
Road Commissioners.
All bids must be in the hands of
the Chairman of the Board of Road
Commissioners at or before 10:06
o'clock A. M. on the 7th day of
September 1926.
Board of Road Commissioners of
Transylvania County. 3tc 5-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the Power
of Sale contained in a certain deed
in trust bearing date of Jan. 12,
1925, "from W. R. Kimzey and his
wife Roberta Kimzey to the under
signed Trustee, securing certain in
debtedness therein named, which
deed of trust is of record in book
18 at page 333 et seq. of the records
of deeds in trust of Transylvania Co
unty, and default having been made
in the payment of said indebtedness
whereby the power of sale contained
in said deed in trust has become op
erative and all notices required by
said deed in trust as to said default
having been given and said default
not having been made good;
Now therefore, the undersigned
Trustee will on Saturday August 21,
1926 at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
house door in Brevard, N. C. sell to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing lands to-wit:
Situate, lying and being in the
Township of Dunns Rock, in the Co
unty of Transylvania, and State of
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of S. P. Verner, S. C. Morris, Mrs.
J. H. Mull, and Mrs. L. M. Puett and
others and more particularly describ
ed as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a small Black
gum, the S. C. Morris corner, and
runs with his line South 51 degrees
i West 33 poles to a Locust on th
. Southbank of Carson's Creek; thenc
; South 33.1-2 degrees west 51 pole
> to a Locust, S. C. Morris* corner
I thence with Morris' line North *8
I I degrees West 60 poles to a Popla
i'at a Branch in the Mull line; thenc
. down and with the Branch, North
j degrees West 41 poles to a Maple
. thence still down and with th
. i Branch, North 22.1-2 degrees Wes
36 poles to a stake in the Islant
Ford Road; thence West with sail
? road 5.1-2 poles to a stake in J
Branch; thence down and with thi
center of said Branch a North direc
tion 9.1-4 poles more or less to i
double willow stump on the bank'o;
said branch ; ? thence same coursi
leaving the branch 9.1-2 poles ti
stake in the center of Carson'!
.Creek, opposite an alder standing oi
the Southwest bank of said Creek
thence up and with the center of sait
creek 50 poles more or less to a staki
in the center of the creek and in th<
center of the Public road, Puett','
corner; thence a Northwest directior
with the road 10 poles to a stake ai
the mouth of a- branch, Verner':
corner; thence with the Verner lin<
South 59 degrees East 46 poles to i
stone on the South bank of a branch
Vomer's corner; thence with the
Verner line North 61 degrees Eas1
26 poles to a Sourwood; thenct
South 44 degrees East 17 poles to {
white oak; thence North 32 degrees
East 9.1-2 poles to a Spanish Oak
thence North 63 degrees East 8 pole:
to a Black Oak; thence North 70 deg
East 62.1-2 poles to a Stake in th<
center of the Mill Hill road; thenct
along and with the old Mill Hill roac
a Southeast course 20 poles to i
! StaKe at tne J5. <J. morris corner;
! thence leaving; the road and running
i with the Kimzey and Morris' line,
i South 76 degrees West 16 poles to a
i Post Oak; thence South 40 degrees
' West 16 poles to a Blackgum; thence
South 39 deg. West 30 poles to a
stake near a double Red Oak; thence
South 81 deg. West 32.1-2 poles to
the beginning, containing sixty nine
acres more or less.
Said sale to satisfy, the" power of
sale contained in said deed in trust,
interest, cost of sale etc.
This the 20th day of July 1926.
D. L. English.
TRUSTEE
4t 29-6-12-19
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SMITHS BARBER
SHOP
OUR TWENTY YEAR
EXPERIENCE IN THE
BARBER TRADE AS
SURES YOU SATIS
FACTION.
SMITHS BARBER
SHOR
SALE OF CITY PROPERTY FOR TAXES
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
TOWN OF BREVARD,
V
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
I will sell at the Court House door in the Town of Bre
vard, N. C., as the law directs, on Monday, August 30th, at
12 o'clock M., all the following lands on which town taxe:
are due and unpaid. This July 19th, 1926.
H. H. pATTON, Town Tax Collector.
Name Amount due
1925 TAXES
Anderson, Mrs. Sallie ? 1 lot . . .
Auten, R. G. ? 1 lot
Bishop, J. A. ? 1 lot ..
Brevton Park Co. ? 6 1-2 Acres
Boone, J. D.? 1 lot
. 6.00
. .6.00
41.25
112.50
29.25
Ladies
Summer
Dresses
Jerome & Pushell
"It's Your ^Department Store--l7se It"
Byra, L. f. ? 1 lot logs
Brackens, W. A.? 1 lot ? -
Cantrell, C. C.? 1 lot ?????
Case & McCrary ? 1 lot k ^
Clayton, J. E.? 1 lot
Cobble & Co.? 1 lot
Compton, Coy: ? 1 lot
Corpening, Flave ? 1 lot
Campbell, F. G. ? 1 lot
Cruse, L. G.? 1 lot 6.00
Doyle, Mrs. C. M.? 1 lot J**
Duckworth, Clarence ? 1 lot
Duckworth, J. W. ? 4 \-2 acres
Dubose, J. H? 1 lot J.50
Fisher, Ralph R. ? 2 lots -2.>
Galloway, Welch ? 1 lots 52.50
Hamlin, J. R.? 1 lot r ? ? ? ? 12.00
Hensley, N. M.? 1 lot 6 00
Holden, Mrs. Delia 15.00
Kilpatrick, Guthrie ? 1 Ipt ? 92
McCrary, Y. J. ? 1 lot
McGaha, V. B. ? 2 acres 45.10
McJunkins, Albert ? 1 lot 29.00
Miller, H. M.? 1 lot 20.65
Miller, J. W.? 1 lot 5.25
Moricrief, Hattie Lou ? 1 lot 6.00
Nichols. Z. W.? 2 lots 58.50
Osborne, C. K.? 1 lot 2.25
Osteen, Nancy ? 1 lot .' 6 00
Owen & Fisher ? 3 lots 39.75
Outland, B. T. Estates ? 4 1-2 acres - 12.00
Patton, Mrs. T. E.? 1 lot 36.38
Patterson, J. B. ? 1 lot 3.00
Paxton, Cos ? 3 lots 91.18
Paxton, Mrs. Alice ? 4 acres & 2 lots 84.00
Phifer, Walter ? 1 lot 4.50
Ray, G. G.? 1 lot -7.50
Robinson, C. H.? 11 lots 81.00
Ray & Ray? 1 lot '. . . 6.00
Reagan, C. M. ? 2 lots 15.00
Shuf#rd, Julia D. ? 1 lot 67.50
Shuftrd, F. E.? 1 lot 73.40
Shuford, F. E. Executor ? 1 lot 4.50
Sitton, Mrs. J. M. ? 1 lot 3.75
Smith. G. J.? 1 lot ' : 22.50
Stow?rs, H. E. ? 1 lot 2.25
Siniard, S. H.? 1 lot 32.00
Thrash, J. M.? 1 lot '. 9.00
Tinsley, C. E. ? 1 lot 6.00
White, A. M.? 1 lot . . . . , 3.75
Wilson, Sutton ? 2 lots 135.00
Wood, T. S.? 5 1-2 acres , .x 42.08
COLORED
Allen, John ? 1 lot 3.00
f Anthony, Henry ? 1 lot 9.5ft
Axim, Nancy? 1 lot 9.50
Bowman ,Tony ? 1 lot 4.13
Banjamin, Sam ? 1 lot 14.50
Banjamin, Avery ? 1 lot 11.50
Benjamin, Tom, Estate ? 1 lot 4.58
Blythe, Bill? 1 lot 2.25
Cobb, Margaret ? 1 lot 53
Erwin, Chas. ? 1 lot 14.50
Griffin, Elmyra ? 1 lot 4.50
Gash, Jim ? 1 lot 19.00
Gash, Arthur ? 1 lot 11.50
Gaston, Albert ? 1 lot 11.30
Gash, Loretta ? 1 lot 75
Hefner, Arthur ? 1 lot 16.53
Killian, Pole ? 1 lot 7.20
Kemp, Pink & Mary ? 1 lot 11.18
Langston, Herbert ? 1 lot _. 13.00
Lynch, Alf ? 1 lot 6.00
Mills, Fred ? 1 lot 6.00
Mills, Brice ? 1 lot 4.65
Mills, Cam ? 1 lot 3.00
Mackey, Bunyan ? -1 lot 11.75
Mcintosh, Annie ? 1 lot 7.50
Smith, Rufus ? 1 lot 18.70
Thofnas, Sam ? 1 lot 6.00
Williams, Arthur ? 1 lot 9.08
Williams, Berry ? 1 lot .- 8.25
1924 TAXES
Brackens, W. A. ? 1 lot 6.38
Case, J. H. ? 3 acres 4.60
Doyle, Mrs. C. M.? 1 lot 5.46
Duckworth, J. W. ? 4 1-2 acres 62.79
Floyd, J. L.? 1 lot 3.45
Hamlin, J. M. ? 1 lot 9.20
Henslev, N. M. ? 1 lot 4.60
Lane, L. B.? 1 lot 1.15
McCall, J. F.? 1 lot 23.00
Neill, Mrs. L. A. ? 1 lot 4.60
Osteen, Nancy? 1 lot 2.30
Phifer, Walter ? 1 lot 3.45
Powers, W. C. ? 3 lots 8.86
Reagan, C. M.? 1 lot 23.00
Shuford, F. E.? 2 lots 84.63
Shuford, F. E. Executor ? 3 lots 5.18
Smith, G. J. ? 1 lot 17.25
Tinsley, A. W.? 1 lot 3.92
Waters. Thos. L. Estate ? 2 acres & 2 lots 57.50
Wood, T. S. ? 5 1-2 acres & 1 lot . . . i 37.51
COLORED
Allen, John ? 1 lot 9.30
Benjamin, Tom, Estate ? 1 lot 3.51
Benjamin, Avery ? 1 lot 10.45
Blythe, Bill? 1 lot 1.73
Bowman, Tony ? 1 lot . 3.16
Gash, Arthur ? 1 lot 10.45
Gash, Loretta ? 1 lot 58
Kemp, Pink & Mary ? 1 lot 8.57
Killian, Pole? 1 lot . 5.52
Lynch, Alf ? 1 lot 4.60
Mackey, Bunyan ? 1 lot . . 9.88
Mclntyre, Annie ? 1 lot . . . . ; ?. . 5.75
Ponder, John ? 1 lot 8.76
Robinson, Arthur ? 1 lot 7.59
Thomas, Sam ? 1 lot 11.60
Williams, Arthur ? 1 lot 6.96
Williams, Lewis & Minnie ? 1 lot 8.48
Williams, Berry ? 1 lot 6.33
Mills, Cam ? 1 lot 3.00
Mackey, Bunyan ? 1 lot 11.75
Mclntyre, Annie? 1 lot .* .. 7.50
Smith, Rufus ? 1 lot 18.70
Thomas, Sam ? 1 lot 6.00
Williams, Arthur ? 1 lot 9.08
Williamd, Berry ? 1 lot 8.25