-M-RSPAY. MAY 2, 1935
THE MOUNTAINEER, WAYNESVILLE. X.
ill Mm
pau entered me naiiwuy inmi uie
UtiD r'Ui and H"s? tw0 relaxed from
the 'rU'l'lity of their strange panto
nine, "tin tmstltMl out into the kitchen
jnd Martin smoothed the covers of
Elliott's bed "'It'1 8 ,ian1 tnat trem
bled slightly-
-Now, the hoy's going to he nil
right," the doctor suid. "I'll look in
tomorrow. Quiet is going to he essen
Ul for a tew days. You two women
til right?"
A close observer might have noticed
tint Aunt Em's eyes were oddly avert-
f-i from John Martin's searching saw
that her breathing was quick.
"Why, it inl0'lit be handy to have a
futn In' the house tonight." she said,
"ttwly onoiish. "I'm ". , . Tin won
dering if Mr Martin would stay, lie
?oull -deep on the couch In the living
..
,ro"ii;.
I "I'ri iv irlad to," the man said and
cleared his tlir..;'t simrply. "There
ihni.'N! - something I could do . . .
I He l,..J.!oiked at Dawn on this lust
mi !' seemed that his voice caught
'tver so sll-'htly.
I So it was arranged tint he should
jtay 'through the night and the doct or
left
I Aunt l.m carried t ?o light out of the
Ikk i''in and placed- it ot; a table la
liiill. Sin loisilc l, liere and t'.ere,"
(rtn't'led "i'o a viiiie-ty of minor t?r-f-dHiis.aiid
.M'all'y urove Dawn tj bed
tin' .iiri's .protests of sloepless-
J Al " i'. . s! .'.fixed blankets on t!ie
IliH.: r.miir couch while.. Martin sat in
tie -Iiirkeued'iHwIrooiu. . That done, she
Iwk'iirod t'l 1 1 i in from the halhvav.
They ciiiironteil one another there
Itinc moment. The woman's., .ace
orM '(needy and she sctmed at a
loss is.
"U'l jit s!i; Il I say?" she asked. In a
hisicr. '. '
1"N".:iin'." t.ito man rep! led. "There
nothif- ;;i all to ; be sa'd . . . Is
&'.-':"
(! "(Hi, ymt saii me such a starttu-r",k
i "Y 'M're die first one, . , . I'm '. '. ,
'si b. i. lull of-things, to talk, now,
k'ini' .'"
lie iti.iil.i an odd gesture toward the
nil iiii.i ; '! '! aiiout.
"tte'r- in.. the upstairs front room If
're nwilcil," si.e said. "Is . . . is
re a .. tiling you need yourself?"
H" ili.i imt reply for a moment.
S-'ii. 'i.avily :
"Yes. . '. . Your help, likely. . ..
i litt.lt. i,inr. . . ." :
V The wi
"tnai. did h stnin.'p fhinw than
seiche I up her npron and pressed
tU!iii.v ii-niiist her eyes.
'Mn t r metrbor!". she sobbed.
(. . "i'h, w.hafll happen In this house
mr
T wqhile-,-' Martin muttered. "'Yes
I whio;!" .
She left hint, and he moved almost
I'fflngty into the Hying room. He
H a. ;ong time just within the
rli.i',l vnd then went slowly about,
f1!" i icturs to tnble, from boob shelf
mantel, hands in his coat pockets,
wore thK old photograph he stood
a loii iuten-ai; beside that worn
T:.h remained with bowed head,
toht who la suffering . . . or
rV'P-1' 'AVhea he approached the
7 he was to sleep that night
'ra i seemed to fair and he half
'th slan,rvt to his knees. He
j. '".'ace. down to the blankets and
Wdd r? C;"''J them, gripping,
un.ti tl.e knuckles showed
ten i. sreut, snuaaertng
i , " '"ui nis deep chest.
t!r ' : , !
Th"" "d Ey Blalne prowled
U ! mshl 116 hal let John
a stree l he drove ttrongh the
v tten'i proceedel to a livery
he,stal"e1 h'3 team.
but llay w had 8'gbted Ben E1U-
:m"oo beL )U8h he t00k P "'
cbed Z the post offlce and
begal S' he dld nt him.
i r?ti irtci f i - .
wntlT mi nuuui town Dut
'.,.1.1 . i ' "
.uJa DUUJe lit'
aiL rt?1 Iocate Ben's
t !.!ch: ,13 The aura of
r"Sted wlnd0W3 had
J0De by on rm becffme fainter
4 rtn,i ?' we"t dark. Blrd-
lfcc? boor', vl ened' And er
almies PrVed fr'"tless he
V es,y aay. along down the
hich -through '-a lighted
n ;jkln,aw wiih hasty
Th. 6 drew back lto
ie!S man wl?nn r
be,CD rs Wed out. He
v Went 'wlftly down
the alley and then struck out past
the depot toward the tracks.
"Well, now!" Bird-Kye muttered to
himself. "Saints . . . Why all this
rush, I'm wonderin' !"
A chill which had nothing to do with
the temperature of Hie night struck
through him. Red Bart, fleeing town?
Surely, he went as a frightened man
might go. . . . Or as one whose er
rand Is completed.
Out Into the street, then, went the
Irishman, and into (be pool room.
"Has atiybody here seen Mist her El
liott ?" he asked loudly nnd men looked
up from their games at the query.
Yes, this man had. two hours ago; the
butcher had talked to him at about
el''t. . None other. To the
dance ha!!, next, and bis queries were
repeated. Then hastily buck to see
Ben's team still standing patiently In
the deepening snow,, .past. Iawn Mc
Manus" house to find only a faint light
In the hallway, and from there to Able
Armitage's at a run.
Had the Jude seen lien Klliort? He
had not; and 'excitedly Blaine ex
plained his empty search, the hasty d -parture
of lied Bart, the neglected
team.
Able dressed and they went out to
gether, searching the town, inquiring
of late passers.
"Somethiti's happore-1 !" Bird-Kye de
clared. "Somethin's went wrong with
th' b'y, Able! We can't 'olnd out
what ut Is ontil mornin'. Thin, believe
uie, we'll have help a-plenty !"
"How so?"
"Lave ut to me, Able!"
Through the night, ten minutes later,
a team went swiftly westward, They
left town at a gallop; they brt.isted
high drift across the way In frantic
plunges, came to a Mowing rtop at the
Hoot Owl barn A moment later Tim
Jeffers sat up and In sleepy bewilder
ment fought ore the man who shook
him. and demanded that he wake up
and listen.
The storm subsided before sunrise.
It was a vast, rolling country, and
across it, from Hoot Owl toward Tin
cup, went teams. Five of them formed
a sort of procession drawl: g logging
sleighs. Across the bunks planks had
been placed and on the planks stood
and sat men; they were silent men.
Who drew on cold pipes, whose faces
were set and grim whose eyes betrayed
excitement. The Hor-t Owl crew, this,
following Tim Jeffers and Bird-Kye
Blaine to T'ncup to solve a mystery.
In an orderly r. tinner they left the
sleighs and .aunt In groups while
teamsters unhitched and led thlr
horses into a livery barn.
Af le Armirage came hurrying and
he, alone, was welcome In that plinlnnx
of Intent men. Others of the town
saw him gesticulate as he talked with
Jeffeis and Bfaine, saw him shake his
Nead and spread his hands as one will
who has no in.wer for a pressing
question.
Old Tim turned to the .crews' and
motioned them to him. The men gath
ered close and listened while he spoke
briefly. Then the compact; huddle
broke, Jeffers emerged and started for
the main street, that body of shanty
boys falling I?) to mr.-e shoulder to
shoulder behind him.
It was a strange spectacle, for that
peaceful Sunday morning I Doors were
opened ; men and womeii peered out.
Then they emerged and stood to vateh.
Now and then one hailed an acquaint
ance In the marching company- but
none replied to such greeting. Has
tily caps and coats were donned and
along the sidewalks followed a grow
ing crowd of the curious.
The breath vapor of the men rose In
a cloud. No other spoke. Far down the
street a small boy ylpped excitedly,
across the way two women were mut
tering to one another, flinging quick,
excited questions, disclaiming knowl
edge for fitting responses.
They swung Into the main street, old
Tim wallowing In the long drift at the
corner, his men trampling It down be
hind him. On down past Abie's offlce,
past the pool room and then, without
a word of signal they halted. . . . The
halt was before the bank, over which
Nicholas Brandon had his offices and
bis living rooms.
The silence as they stood, every one
of the hundred faces upraised to those
windows with the lettering which pro
claimed the tenant, was portentous.
And then Tim lifted his clear, Strong
voice.. :.: J-.
"Brandon !" he shouted. "Nick Bran
don I" . -
"Brandon I" Tim shouted again and
his men atirred behind him, swayed,
giving up a low, short mutter.
"Come out, Nick!" a teamster shout
ed, voice thick with repressed excite
ment. "Ay, come out I" another cried.
Movement, then, where th cy had
expected movement Up above a face
appeared In a window. Nicholas Bran
don looked down upon them. They
could see his lips compress as he dis
cerned that crowd.
(To Be Continued.
c
COUNTY AGENT
W. D. SMI TH 'S
c o 1
, 11 " 1 m ,;'e ! :( tani'iT: of
t:u- i-o'Jir.y ,vnu- :,,;hc o'umv ageiu
t ' d:'U tu-n.-h ::.)-. Twt-inv-tive
or thirty wete made last year, and
eai-h tanner who had one is liidu'Ht-
A I . i ! . . .. . I
e,i
his.
vith the benefit he r.as got from
and recommends the same i par
t lee to
ol her. Manv t':irm,.vj i . ..
planting
ensilage vt:i this season
w-ith which to
fill the silos ah-eadv
built
T
bei"t
tr fi'anned. This ens..
ige ,.)rn will give hot it result th;u.
other co-n or cane, but either is g.od
ieey. i ne county agent am; a
mm. agrm in anxious to help any
farmer to plan for next winter's feed'
needs if anyone wishes ii. Ask them'
if you have problems which you are
not sure. i
It is already time to think about
the 1935 potato crop, beyond the
planning. It is already proven that
Haywood 'County can produce seed
potatoes as good as can be grown
even in the north. If you have plant
ed good or certified seed this year
and plan to raise for seed this year,
your crop will need to be checked
trom time to time in the field din
ing the growing season, according
to runners of the state Crop Im
proving Association. If you want
his done please list your name with
the county agent's office in order that
time can be made for your 'crop f - be
visited. Io it just as soon as nos-
ible.
The Assistant Count. Agent is
anxious that all -I II Club memlvors
who are planning to fit calves for the
fat beef show in Asheville on Oc
tober realize that it is none too ear
'y now to be hard at work on this
project. The calves need to be put on
feed immediately and given proper
care, .in order that they may stand a
chance in the contest. The prizes- in
this project are 'worth the clioi rr j
Kvery club member should have liisj
club vork started now. Press of other
work has niai.e it impossible for the
assistant agent to visit the club mem
bers as he wished to, but 'a schedule
of meetings 'ii to be arranged im
mediately which will enable, him to
meet and confer with all members.
Kveiyone will be checked as to the
work already accomplished in the
project. No one .should wait to be
gin his project -until' Mr. ("rouse '.has
made his personal visit. If there is
anyone who has for some reason not
received a project record book, he
should get in touch with the office at
once and one will be provided.
Old club members who have finish
ed projects but not yet received club
pins will be given the pins as soon as
the completed project Ixioks are sub
mitted. The .terracing. demonstration was
held up Tuesday of this week on the
farm of Albert McCracken. In o
far as known this is the first tors
racing demonstration in Haywood
Count v of farm machinery.
It was very interesting to listen to
the comments of the farmers who
visited the .farm during the day
Some could not see anything more to
it than ug'y trenches around the hill.
Others could see that it is needed in
some places, while others could see
through the whole plrojet to the
day when each pasture or hitside
would hold more water and thereby
grow better grasses, which in turn
stops erosion.
More than 200 hundred farmers
saw the work going on. The response
is very gratifying. A number of our"
farmers spoke to the county agent
during the day and asked that we get
to their places just as soon as pos
sible. Farmers who want to cooperate in
this program should speak to the
county agent as soon as possible. We
are ready, and other agencies are
ready to help the farmers of Hay
wood County save the soil.
The outlook for a good price for
wool is not very encouraging yet.
Much of the wool tha'. was pooled
last year is yet unsold. Farmers in
other sections of the country think
that this is a good year to pool their
woof, however. The County Agent
has had expression from several wool
growers saying they think we should
have a pool again this year. We want
to hear from other farmers and see
Shoe
Repairing
BRING THEM TO
THE CHAMPION
SHOE SHOP
Next to Western Union
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u m
n
::a: w -::eu..i ,i ,
i'elp ;he stute ma: kef
i-. it' we wan: In.. -e::
.houlii come to a jec:- ii
date.
an gvt the
ig spe.-ial
but' we
a:
ti early
Al. tobacco commit teem i n of Hay
wood county are meeting at the court
house at 1:.'U Saturday afternoon,
-May 4 The purpose of this meeting
is to consider any problems which
neeu aueuiion of the association. Al
ie- unnnistieu nro nils .n-,. to It..
is-1 completed.
'OH
T.
SAl.K
l.elton.
Fresh
milk cows. V
May .-;-1 (-:;!
OT- On Min ... i .
A 1 -"'tl .ilain street or between
A l..v.,,,.i.,..' i is .. ., , .;
.... .i.... , .i aim i. r.. nay s nons.i
.-. miir .f .1..L i.i... i:i i '.
", -1'iUf Ml) tioes.
l inder call Mountaineer.
MAN WANTED for Rawle:gh Route
of SOU families. Write today.
Rawleigh, Dept. NCK-24S-.SA.
Richmond, Va. May fj-lti-ao
SWFKT POTATO, CAHHACK, ON
ION; and TOMATO PLANTS $1.00
per 1000. PKPPF.R and FCC
PLANTS. $-.00 per 1000. Leading
s.neties. Prompt shipment. DOR
RIS PLANT CO.. Vald.ista, (la.
April o-May L'-O-o
SlKADV WORK COOD PAY
RKI.IABLK MAN WANTKD to call
on fanners in Haywood County. No
experieiice-or capital needed. Write
today. McNKSS .CO., Dept. K.,
Kreeport, Illinois. pj
FOR SAI.K OR RKN'T .-Farm and
grass lands of the W. R. Kmsland
e.si.ue. .unail inn' s o suit nnr-
chaser. See,.),
.administrator.'
llerman Kiiisland,
1 1 1 -1 S L'o-o l!pd
FOR
thn
RKN'T
e travs
-Nice Frigidairo with
Phone 77. ApiTS-'Jo-i
N'OTICF
Stockholders of the WaySiesvilte
Library Association are hereby no
tified that there will be a meeting of
the stockholders at the- library
building at four o'clock p. m. on
May 10th. lO.'io, for the purpose of
considering a lease of the library to
the Town of Waynesville, and such
other business as may come before
the stockholders.
This Mav 1st, lil.'l.S.
ALICE QUI NT. AX,
Secretary.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
on Monday, May 27th, P.I.'I5, at
eleven o'clock A. M.. at the court
house door in the town of Waynes
ville, Haywood ( ounty, North Caro
lina.T will sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at pifblic outcry, the fol
lowing lands and premises, lying
and being in the town of Hazelwood,
uaywood vouniy, .-n. i ., ami more
particularly; 'described as follows:
Reing lot No. 7 of what is known
as the Grimhal! Park Addition, which
said map, plat and subdivision is duly
oi reeoru in the otlice ot the Kegistei
of Deeds of Haywood County, N. (':.,
in .Map Hook Is, Index "(i, to
which said map, plat and subdivi
tion reference is hereby made for a
full and complete description of said
two lots, and which said property is
more particularly described as fn
lows:
li EC INNING at a slake -standing
in the center of the Southern Rail
way tr;ek, comer to lots .Vij. C and 7
of Block 4, as aforesaid, arid runs
thence N. l.'C l.V E. 100 feit to a
stake in the margin of Georgia Av
enue; thence with the margin of
Georgia Avenue N. 71" -4.V. W. fl.'io
feet to a stake standing in the mar
gin of Pine Street, thence with the
mau-jfin ' of Pine Street S. 17" 21' W.
H'O feet to. a stake corner, to lot
No. 5; thence with the divisional
line between lots N'os. fi and 7, 337
feet to a stake, the BEGINNING
corner. Reing one of the lots of
land conveye ! by J. R. Morgan anil
wife, Cora Wrard Morgan, and FiW.
Miller to C. A. P.!a.k and wife, Leila
M. Black, by deed dated June 11,
1928, and recorded in Book 77, page
2.ri0, Record of Deeds of Haywood
County. .
Sale made pursuant , to power of
sale contained in that certain dee
of trust executed by C. A. Black and
wife. Leila M. Black, dated March
2fl, 1929, and recorded in Book 23
p- re 109, Record of I)eels of , Trust
of Havwood Countv.
This 2fith dav of April. 193'.
GEO. H. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 333 Mav 2-9-10-23.
.NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, May 20, 1935, at elev
en o clock A. JV1., at the court house
door, in the towin of Waynesville, in
Haywood County, North Carolina, I
will gell at public outcry, to the high
est bidder for cash, the following lands
and premises lying and being in Hay
wood County, North Carolina, and
3
more particularly described and
bounded as follows:
hhCiINMNci on a haw bui'r.
elitT near -li! public road, and runs
S uth lo's Kast ;i poles to the .-enter
ot old i-oad ;'iiieiue South ;iT'j West
lo ivies; South .t Sast lo l-; poles
to '.tie d. i.n. p. i.i:.- between N. K.
Owen and Mo'.'.ow; thence with :i:e
divisional line Xoith b'.l West, 4:
poles to tlie branch; thence with the
branch " poie; thence North -l.'f Kast,
! poles; North til Kast, l." poles to a
st..ke in fh.' edge of the tiottom;
thence Mp the ridge North -Jti1- West
2o ;ole,s to a stake near the top of
the ridge; thence North fni Ka.st. L'tl
poles to a stake, .Nelson-Ferguson-Monow
corner; thence with the top
of the ridge as it winds with Fergu
son's line, to the BKUlNXINt!, con
taining l'J acres, more or less, as po
survey of J. A. Parks, Surveyoi, Sep
tember, l!L2, and being part of the
1. . Owen land:
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by V. H. Ferguson,
dated May ":hl, lUlis. ami recorded in
Book at page 170, Record of Deeds
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"UM 1,1 "aywoou i ounty.
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Trustee.
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No. a,'!0
NOT1CK
-Apr
-Mav
OF COMMISSIONER'S
SALE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
l oii.N l Or HAVWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
The IVdeial Land Bank of
Columbia,
s.
Al.len Howell, Sr., H. B. At
kins, Nora Swift Atkins
W. A. (liill). Smathers
Will Spivey, Will Spicer, M.
G. Stanley," Trustee, Citi
zens Hank it Trust Compa
nk, i leo. H. Ward. Trustee,
W. W. Blackwell, Annie Dee
Chanselor, Walter C
Chaiiselor, Mrs. L. ('. I'ar
beck, Mrs. R. II; Blackwell,
Haywood County. Isabella .
Fei gu-oii, W. P. Underwood.
Oil .Monday, the Kith day ot
ll'oo. at 12:00 ii 'clock M., at the
May,
court
house in Waynesville, Haywood Coun
ts. North Carolina, the undersigned
l i in 1 1 1 1 s s hi i ie i' of tlie l oiirt, will sell
a: iHiblic (Hit cry to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
lands and premise., lying and be
lli in , Waynesville Township, Hay
wood County, North Carolina,, to-wit:
All .that certain piece, parcel or
tr.ct of land containing 2MI acres,
mure or less, situate, lying and being
oil the Balsam Road about T. to G
bull's, from Waynesville, N.. (,'., in
Waynesville .-. Township, County of
Haywood, State of Noith Carolina,
iiaving such shapes-, metes, courses
and distances as will more fully ap
pear by reference to a plat thereof
made by J. W. Seaver, Surveyor,
made 1920, a'lii attached to the ab
stract now tin file with the Federal
Land Bank of Columbia, the same
being bounded im the North by the
lands of R. V. Welch estate, on the
East by the lands of R. V. Welch
estate 'ami Will Spivey, on the South
by the lands, of Will Spivey and the
R. '. 'Welch estate, on the West by
Jackson 'County, .1. S. Melialfey ami
R. V. Welch estate. This is the same
tract of land heretofore conveyed to
the said Alden Howell and H. B.
Atkins by .1. R. .Morgan, Trustee, by
deed dated January 27th, 1919, and
recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Haywood County, N. C,
in Book ,ri2, page l.ri and also the same
as described in a judgment and de
cree registered in ltook 52, page 11,
Record of Deeds of Haywood ('ounty.
This sale is made pursuant to, un
der and by virtue of the jMiwer of
sale conferred upon my by order and
judgment of Superior Court of Hay
wood County, North Carolina, bear
ing .date of April Kt h, l'.KW, and ren
dered in the above entitled action
and wherein the undersigned was duly
appointed' Commissioner of the Court
to sell the above described lands to
satisfy the judgment rendered in tnis
cause on a first note secured by deed
of trust taxes and insurance advanced
bv above named plaintiff,
'this the Hth dav of April, 1935.
A. T. WARD. I
Commissi. hi e- of the Court
. No. 225-Apr. lH-25-May 2-9
NOTICE OF TKUS'IEE'S SALE
On Monday, May Li, 19.15, at elev
en o'clock, A- M., at the court house
door in the town of Waynesville, in
Havwood County, North Carolina, I
will soli at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
lands and premises, lying and being
in Wavnesville Township, Hay
wood County; North Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol
lows:
BEGIN'NLVO at a stake in the
Hyatt arid Winchester line, corner
between Tracts Nos. 34 and 35, and
runs thence with the line between said
tracts, S. 4a 34' W. 10 chains, 98 links
to a stake; thence N. 85" 55' W. 4
chains, 2 links to a stake; thence with
the line of lot Nos 38, N. 40" 30' W.
4 chains, 24 links to a stake; thence
with the line of lot No. 37, N. 4 34'
E. 9 chains, 44 links to a stake; thence
along the Southern margin of a road
way, S. 72 25' E. 7 chains, 14 links
to the BEGINNING, containini? 7.R9
acres, and being lots Nos. 35 and 3G,
of the R. A- L. Hyatt lands, as per
survey and plat of Terrell & Terrell,
recorded in Map Book "B, Index H
offlce of the Register of Deeds of Hay
wood County. .
Subject to the right- of-way for a
roadway along the Northern margin
of said lots for the adjoining lots, md
including the rights reserved over the
Northern margin of adjoining lands
for a roadway to the public road.
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by R. K. Hall and
wife, Ella Hall, dated April 10, 1927,
and recored in Book 19, page 2.57,
Record of Deeds of Haywood County.
This 12th day of April, 1935.
GEO. H. WARD,
' . Trustee.
No. 22G Apr. 18-25-May 2-9.
TUl'S I'KK'K. SALK
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of St'ate Highway No. 10; theme
South 41" .'ill West ai.out 12s feet to
a stake in North niaigm of Kentucky
Avenue; thence North S.s- l.V West
with margin of Kentucky Avenue,
about 50 feet to a stake, corner of
lot No. .'SO, in Block "B;" thence North
22 3o' West with line of lots' 30 and
2, about 358 feet to the BEGINNING,
being the part of Block "A" West of
State Highway No. 10, in Brookwood,
as per survey by J. W. Seaver.
Sale made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon the umlersiyned
, trustee by virtue of he power of sale
loniainoa in that certain deed of trust
executed by John F. Bass and wife,
Hallie V. Bass, dated October 27, 1931,
and recorded in Book 29, at page UV.i,
Record of Deeds of Trust of Haywood'
County.
This the 20th day of April, 1935
I. L. COUNCIL,
xr Trustee.
No. 331 Apr. 25, -May 2-9-Ki.
notice of f rust EE's Yale7""
On Monday, May fth, 1935, at
eleven o'clock, A. M., at the court
house door in the town of Waynes
ville, Haywood County, North Caro
lina, the undersigned will sell at pub
lic outcry, to the highest bidder for
cadi, the following lands and prcm,
ises. to it :
BEGINNING on a stake in the
center of the railroad, E. K. Chambers
corner; thence with Chambers line W.
bi F. 3ti poles to a stake; W. 50 S.
20 poles to a stake; , .29 " S. ll pof s
lo a chestnut oak, Chambers corner;
ihen.ee Willi Call Oueen's line as fol
-V'TICK oK
lows: S. 77 E. 20 poles to a black
".:K: .S- oi'' E. 20 poles, to a hickory;
S. .Nil E. .!0 polos, more or less, to.
the center of the railroad; thence with
the center -of the railroad to the BE
GINNINt;, containing seven acres,
more or less.
Sale made pursuant 'to power of sale
contained in that certain deed of'
trust executed by John Rogers and
wife, Dolly Rogers, dated August 3,
1921, and recorded in Book S, at
page 21, Record of Deeds of Trust,
nf 11 ay wood ( 'ounty.
This April 5th, i:i:i5.
.1. R. MORGAN,
Trustee.
No. 221 Apr. 1 I -IS 25-May, 2.
NOTICE OF TRCSTF.E'S SALE
On Monday, May 1.1, 19.".5, at elev
en o'clock, A.M., at the court house
door in the towii of Waynesville, in
Haywood County, North Carolina, 1
will sell at public .outcry to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
lands and premises, lying and being
in the town, of WaynesviUe, Hay-"..'
wood ("ounty, North Carolina, and
more particularly, described as fol
lows: -.'BEGINNING on a stake on this
hank of Richland 'reek, at the South
west pier of the old iron bridge across,
Richland Creek; thence up the eteelc
S. 30' E. 4 Vi poles to the mouth of
the Shingle Cove Branch; thence up
the branch N. 7(C W. 8 poles to tha
old rock corner; thence North 1 pole
to the branch; thence along the olJ
Shingle Cove Road N. 82 E. 8 poles
to the end of the old iron bridge abutt
ment; thence S. iO E. 2p oles to the
BEtilNNLNG, containing one eighth
(1-8) of an acre, more or less.
Being the same tract of land con
veyed by R. D. Gilmer, administrator
of M. H. Love to Alden Howell and
Kimsey Howell, on the 27th day af
October, 188G.
EXCEPTING from the operation of
this deed all lands taken by the Town
of Waynesville for road through said
lands up to this time.
Being the same property conveyed
to the said John R. Carswell by Shu
ford Howell .'and. wife., Annie Howell,
by deed dated the l.'lth day Of ' Sep
tember, 1917, and duly recorded in
the-, office of the Register of Deeds in
Book 50, page 72, Record of Deeds for
Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by J. R. Carswell
and wife, Annie M, Carswell, dated
June 24, 1929, and recorded in Book
23, page 131, Record of Deeds of Trust
of Haywood County.
This 12th day of April, 1935.
GEO. H. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 227 Apr 18-25-May 2-9
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of the
estate of C. E. Ray, deceased, late of
Haywood County, North Carolina, thi
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the said de
cetised to exhibit them to the under
signed at Waynesville, N. C, on or
before the 4th of April, 193t, or thij
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This the 4th day of April, 1935.
J. W. RAY,
MRS. MINNIE RAY,
Executors of the Estate of C, E.
Ray Deceased.
No. 382 April 4-11-18-25-May 2-9.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Haying qualified as administratrix j
of the estate of Kenneth E. Ferguson,
deceased, late of Haywood County, "
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Waynes
ville, N. C, on or before the 17th day
Of April, 1930, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 17th dav of April. 1935.
JOSEPHINE C. FERGUSON,
Administratrix of estate of the de
ceased. No, 328-r-Apr. 18-23-May 2-9-10-23.