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NOTICE OK TOWN OF HAZEL
WOOD STREET PAVING AS
SESSMENT The persons heieinafter named, and
any and all other persons interested
in property fronting on Main Street
in the Town of Hazelwood, which haa
been created as special assessment
district, will take notice that the re
pyit of the City Engineer has been
deposited in '.he office of the Town
Clerk of the Town of Hazelwood for
inspection by parties interested
which engineer's report sets out the
amount assessed against the property
on a basis of one-fourth total cost of
sdid improvement, against the prop
city owners on each aide of said
street, and the said parties will take
police that the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen will meet at the Mayor's
office in the Town of Hazelwood on
the 4th day of January, 1927, 8
o'clock P. M., for the hearing of alle
gations and objections in respect to
the special assetsments, and any
person dissatisfied with said report
will rile objectins in writing under
oath with the Town Clerk on or be
fore said date.
The said property owners will fur
ther take notice that the said assess
ments shall be payable in ten equal
installments, the first installment to
be due upon confirmation of the as
sessment roll, which installments shall
bar interest at the rate of 67c per
annum from the date of the con
firmation of the assessment roll; pro
vided that the property owners may
pay the said assessments in cash
without interest before the expiar
tiun of thirty days after the publica
nf this notice.
The names of the owners, the
Imntage of their respective lots, and
the proportionate cost assessed
njrainst the respective lots of said
property owners ale as follows:
T'n of Hazelwood Street Paving
Assessments for Main Street:
I'roPer'y Owner - Front Footage
Assessment
.I.K. Mass 200 $ 400.50
Pete Nicoloudias 218 !'!. 55
ll.imi-i Meroer 130 200.X1
rthur Knight 05. . . l.'lO.Hi
Davis & Rogers 1!5 .'S'.KU'.I
(). I.. I.eagon i:U) 200.33
Way HatclitT 05. - - 130.10
Frank Albright 05 . . 130.10
IJeorge Wall 1H2... ;il.4.4b
Mrs. Anna K. Cole 2811 . it 78.72
J. M. Miller '.'7.0 105.41
T. C. Miller 148.3 ... 200.17
W. 11. Whitener 201 5S2.73
Mrs. O. K. Fisher '..".5 101.21
Jesse Mosser 51 102.13
.1. P. Scales I 17.1 . 205.17
Allen fc Siler 102.8 . 205.80
Southern Railway 01 182.23
II. II. Atkins 210.2 . 103.02
James Fisher . 120.15
('has. Mi'.L'r 10'l 200.25
W. P. Onl;y 210 120.53
I. . A. Miller 1 10 . 2.-10.35
S. I.. Underwood 140 2s. '.35
II. C. K,.hinson 00 120.15
I.. A. Miller 10(1 320.10
llaiil It. Mil nor ami
wile 100 320.40
Mis. (. Ki.-h.v 300 702.00
Mis. Isnliel 11. Cole 50 100..'.
Mis. (). 1.. Fisher 55 1 10.1 1
(ilo. II. Ward et al 75 150.10
Town of llazelwoo.l 75 150.10
. A. Fergu-in 33.1 '''0.28
Mrs. (). '.. K.shcr 75. 150.10
J. P. Scales 10S.3 . 307.10
Hazelwood Feed '. Hl,s..i . 217.2.'
Southern Railway 01 ls.2.23
K. P. Robin on 50 . . 100.13
R. I,. 1'revost 50 100.13
W. A. Withers 25 . . 50.07
F.nglan.l Walton Co.
1010,1. . 1,70305
'::V!ievi!le Fill 11. ( o.
701 . 1,244.03
.1. T. C. Scales 130 221.41
Richard Robinson 103.5 ... 108.50
M. .1. McCracken 323.2 . ". 520.33
K. .1. Hyatt et al 010.0.... 1,057.55
Town of Hazelwood Curb and Gutter
AsHeHsment for Main Street
.1. F. liass 200 $ 90.00
Pete Xicoloudias 218 98.10
Homer Messer 130'. 58.50
A. Knight 05 29.25
Davis & Rogers 105 87.73
O. I,. I.eagon 130 58.50
W. Ratcliff 05 29.25
F. Albright 05 29.25
George Walls 182 81.90
Haiti n.Milner & wife 90.3.... 40.64
I.. A. Miller 100 72.00
H. C Robinson 00 27.00
S. L. Underwood 140 63.00
I. . A. Miller 140 63.00
W. P. Gently 210 94.50
Chas. Miller 100 45.00
J. A. Fisher fS0... 27.00
II. I!. Atkins 246.2. ...1 10.79
Done by order of the Board of Al
dermen, this the 7th day of December,
1926.
L. M. RICHESON,
Town Clerk.
J. P. SCATES, ?
GJan. c Mayor.
FOR RENT Six room house, all
modern conveniences on Short
street, See L. A. Miller, ... tfc
All, kinds of cookies and take,
fresh; bread and rolls daily. City
Bakery.
NOTICK
OF SALE OF
PROPERTY
REAL
North Carolina, Haywood O-jun'y.
By virtue of a deed in trust exe
cuted by Floyd Lyle and wife, Annie
Lyle, to John M. Queen, Trustee, for
Hyatt & Company, as recorded in
Book of Deeds of Trust No. 17, on
page 212, et seq.. Record of Deeds
for Hay-wood County, North Carolina,
the undersigned Trustee having been
requested to sell the hereinafter de
scribed property, default having
been made on the payment of the
indebtedness secured by the
said deed in trust, will sell to the
highest bidder at public auction for
cash on Monday, the 20th day of
December, 1926, at 12 o'clock Mid
day, at the front door of the court
house of Haywood County, North
Carolina, all the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being Haywood County
aforesaid and more particularly de
scribed and defined as follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at
a white oak on the public road
POSTMAN
CHRISTMAS
1 3GRAHAM
r BONNER
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VER since she had been u child
she had thought that the post- ;
man was about the most Inter-
estlng person In the world, lie It wus
who brought all the letters and puck- j
ages and papers and magazines, who
alwHys might be bringing any number ,
of surprises. j
To be sure, he often passed the !
house without leaving anything, but j
then there was always the chance Hint
he might bring anything.
At Christmas time he was the niosi
and I wonderful sort of a person, with his
running about North 4 poles to a
rock near a spring; then an Easterly
direction with said branch about 5
pole? to Macey's corner; then in a
Southeasterly direction with Macey's
line about 5 poles to a double sour
wood beside the public road; then
with the public road about 5 poles to
the BEGINNING, containing one-half
acre, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
on the State road at the bridge and
running to creek to sarvis bush;
ituodiua bi.w "l"'i'5
back to the creek; thence with creek
to Smathers' line; thence with
Smathers' line to Macey's line and
"Walking Bear" line to State road;
then back to the beginning.
Sale made on request to pay the
indebtedness therein secured, this the
18th day of November, 1926.
JNO. M. QUEEN,
Dec. lfi c Trustee.
NOTICE
OF SEKVICK
CATION.
BY PUBI.I-
S'ate of Nor'h Carolina, Cunty of
Haywood In the Superior Courl.
GRACE II. CANNON I
VS. '
PAUL F. CANNON.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Haywood County,
North Carolina, for a divorce for
the purpose of dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and the defendant; and
the said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
at the term of Superior Court of
Haywood County to be holden in the
court house in VVaynesville on the 3rd
day of Jaunary, 1927, and answer or
demur to the complaint of the plain
tiff in said action, or the plaintitf
will apply to the Court for the re
lief demand in said complaint.
This the 7th dav of December, 1920
C. A. HAYNES,
Clerk Superior Court.
Dec 30, Francis c
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THE ABOVE OF THE BEST
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PRICES.
PHONE US YOUR ORDER
C. E. RAY'S: SONS
hag filled with presents and cards and
calendars and letters from friends ilie
was sure would
not forget her.
and from friend
she was ao pleaseil
had not forgot
ten her.
Sometimes be
brought Just the
most delicious
mall of all some
times he brought
a fruit cake, or a
box of candy that
a friend of her
had wade.
So It was that
she, Minnie, hud
always loved
postmen In gen
eral, and now it
seemed as though
she were being
particularly fond of one postman In
particular. He was on their route and
he often came In and chatted after
the clay's work was over.
Slie hnd gone to school with him
aud die had always liked him. The
old postman wns a dear no matter
how many bundles he was carrying in
Christmas time he always seemed to
be hnppy Hint his load wns heavy, bo
cause It meant Just that much more
Joy along the route.
Hut he liii 1 retired and now ewr,
Christmas they took his present to
hi ni and sat and chatted with him and
with his wife, who always brought out
her 'hrlstinas enke to be shared by all.
She had not been displeased when
j the sehoold.'iy friend had been giver,
this route.
Not displeased lit all.
j Hay was tall and very good-looking.
I She thought he looked so well in his
postman's uniform. And certainly he
seemed a liitle Interested in her.
i She was lint displeased In this.
I Not displeased at all.
Christmas Pay, lie nad said, there
1 would be no mull delivery. So she was
a little surprised to see him eoinin-j
j down the street I'tid up the steps of
j their house. '
I "I wonder if we're going to have
I mall after alK" she snld ! berflf.
It hadn't occurred lo her that he wii
! not In his post-
man s i!ii:rnr;u,
and that he
coming Just to sec
her. To he sure,
he stopped li;
when he v:is i.T
duty, hut she had
never j tl ' ! ' f It lie
was so iiiis.-Ii In
teresteil in I er as
that lie enjoyed
Hie whole fondly.
She did belong to
such a nice fain
ily, so Jolly aril
rorrt'Ul cinl friend
ly ns I hey all
were, ami such
fun.
And then It was
all so clear, ns
they sal before the lire l hut Chrlsni'.a:
Hfternoon, that he was Interested Itt
her very, very much interested in
her. More so then she had even
thoughl or hoped or dreamed.
In fact, l e mid her all about it.
And she was not displeased.
Not displeased at all.
Nor was he displeased.
Not displeased tit all.
('or she agreed that to bo a post
inun's w ife wns' not such a had Idea
mid that, apart from every! liInK else,
it would be so particularly nice, to
know that Hie postman was solns to
come to one's house every single day
In the w hole year to their own House.
And. as she said, It was such fun
being engaged to a postman In the
Christians season.
He hud not been too busy to think
of ber !
ii
i&VuniWVy-i
((c), 1S26. Western Newrnper Union.)
Christ mat Tim
Wife cave him
a
surprise,
A tie made for
hl
take,
'Twin very Ilk .
the "
ties
That mother utfed
to ,
make. ,
Louisville Courier-Journal.
What Shall
I give the
family for
Christmas
Why Not Purchase
a Family Car. See Us
THE PLEASURE OF WISHING OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS A
HEARTY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR IS OURS. MAY OUR FRIENDLY BUSINESS RELATIONS CON
TINUE UNBROKEN THROUGH THE COMING YEAR.
MAY WE SUGGEST THAT A MOST APPRECIATIVE GIFT FOR ALL
THE FAMILY IS A DODGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILE. IT WILL BE
OUR PLEASURE TO DEMONSTRATE ANY OF THE MODELS AT ANY
TIME. LET US TALK THE MATTER OVER.
HAYWOOD GARAGE
Dodge Bros. Motor Vehicles, and Graham Bros. Trucks g
I
EE
IMATED
There liave been and
number of cases
as
of small pox in
well as other counties in the
Since the beginning of cotd
are at the present time a
Haywood Couutjr
State.
weather thu
num-
ber of cases in Waynesville Township and the
adjoining townships has greatly increased
Quarantine has proven a failure in its attempt
to control smallpox. The quarantine law against
the disease has been repealed. The only protection
the citizens have is to be vaccinated.
o wing to the prevalence of the disease at the
I urgently, recommend that both
adults be vaccinated by your family
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Large Chrittmaa Treea
The white pines are best far commu
nity and church Christmas trees as
their aire Is more adapted to larger
spaces. The spruce Is one of the most
common of Christmas trees.
present time.
children md
phvsician.
Sam Li. Strmgfield,
1 '-. Guard Againtt Firm t
" Careful citizens keen a pailful of .
water bandy under the highly Inflan-' j k j
mable .Chriitmaa (Mfc am
County Health Officer
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