23fl :
rjc nirht epeak to
1" .nd threw J
BKJiw
nf?" be de
li. TPU H"
fci? in the too of "
Pi'1, ,ct,.Tnl to make
laker
Lin Elliott !- Jeffen an-
.. v. VThnt would
ji What could I know
L , itrrlus ind Tim-
"... "Tell lis
fd-u ngot- . ------
I-i your whole mame
hnnil n fa Inst
r.m to town last night. He
L, Since. Mis leam
where be left it i nere s
. V . 1 .1 t.nra on
Crtliij Mm out of the way.
L to that man: to you,
ffeirant Elliott r
ling writhed.
Ion, I EDOW uouuus
Jod the sash ana cut me
trttcnre from tbelr hearing
k Old not know that his
sharply as panic laid its
Lj Mi back deliberately to
Then, In frantic lunge.
tbt telephone and rang the
He Jail !" he wild exclted-
Ittjali:"
I growing, mounting roar
it the voice of an approach-
Then came a sharp shout;
Then quick silence again
!eri reasserted his leader
demanded that they move
anlL But thU order pre-
brief moment
In tli door; lt'i locked!"
tried. "Take him until he
up!"
of Ice, cast In the street
horw'i foot, now picked up
itoutlj, crashed through an
H : .
wwtred as a yell of an-
op, and pressed his face
telephone.
Art ! This Brandon 1
mob out here and"
H It . The sheriff volv
saw 'em come In. I don't
bere, then, and be oulck
Get down here and scatter
waited for the readv ac-
whlch always had come
pen he had made, from offl-
nw and Judges and nubile
p.a cign nnd low.
P there?" he demanded sh-rp-
Jip came from the
D . .
oranuon. i bear yon but
t what d'you expect me to
I a mob alone' T"
Wre sheriff, -on fool!
law behind you!- Rrlnff
owd,Sick! why, they're
P. to the north. . ThwM .
r-M. Tlipr'ro (r ... j
- e.u mru auu
1 ion better get out the
ton. "in
th Brandon fiung the re-
E as another window
to fragments. Abandon
Btterlng mob,, and bra
Political career he had
f Own hanrtst p.
Kf he Ied out A
I atn Were miv,i...., . .
w ,u,u"s in a sign
net trao m ... "
L;J ta)Pio.vees. They
"cited, and he saw
lm. men , w A."'!
befnro n u w"-nei
the rear. A grim
Ulffl to attempt flight
I lttn vi. :.'
Krl.fngchamber
tot 1, w:: rew
i He
k p'i k beaose he
k ath wfl. "!
i rifle --eecu
irJtt out : si,
The men were having trouble with
the sign post Be heard (he stair
door tried and a voice called : "Hustle
with that post!"
Coming ! They were coming In ro
get him!
He could -not satisfy them! He did
not know where Elliott was. Last
Hs Could Not Satisfy Thm.
night Delaney bad promised to try
again but he had not come to report,
though Brandon had waited late. And
now the crowd was howling for El
liott; lacking Elliott, they would take
him.
Be covered his face with his hands,
tried to stop his ears. In those menac
ing cries he heard the knell of this
reign. For years he had ruled by the
force of his will and now that force
wag not enough. Bit by bit, Ben El
liott bad caught the fancy of the coun
try and now, with that group of stout
men as a rallying point the entire
town was setting up a demand for the
missing Elliott They wanted Ben El
liott Tbey would have Ben Elliott
"Go home I" he screamed and waved
his-arms, standing close to a broken
wfndOwv "Clear out, you I ... Fair
warning, I'm giving!"
But bis words were drowned in a
great yell. Men came luggtng that
post across the street while Tim Jef
fers hastened toward them with ges
tures of protest
"Hold your heads, now! Give us
Hoot Owl boys a chance. We'll get
what we come for or we'll take TIncup
apart But no doe troy In' of property
until everything else fails!"
His will prevailed a moment. He
lifted his face to Brandon.
"We mean business. Will you come
out and show us Ben or must we come
and get you? Wt won't wait much
longer."
An opening, there, a chance to de
lay, "Coming!" Brandon croaked. "I'm
coming!"
A gratified mutter went up from the
crowd and burst Into shrill words.
Coming? Like the devil, he would
go! He was ransacking drawers, now,
dumping their contenis on the floor In
his frantic search for rifle cartridges
that should be there.
The noise outside Increased ; more
people were coming to JoIb the crowd.
It Seemed as though the whole town
must be there.
He sought a key for a locked trunk
and could not find it He tried several
but his bands shook so that he might
have failed to make the proper one
operate, even had he found It
Again Jeffers' voice, demanding hla
presence, came out of a strange
silence.:
"Coming!" he shouted thickly and
seized a hammer and attacked the
trunk - lock. Ammunition must be In
there.
The crowd milled, now, trampling
the new snow, completely out of hand
at this delay. Two or three aided Tim
in his plea for at least temporary mod
eration but others rebelled and fought
to get the post which would batter
down the stair door. These weaved to
and fro there In the packed throng, a
quarrel within a quarrel
And then came a hush, a quick,
spreading hush which swept the crowd
like a shadow; like a swiftly speeding
shadow, wiping out sound as a shadow
wipes out sunlight breaking sentences
in half. And then rose a quick pop
ping of excited voices.
"Elliott!" "Bere he is!" "Look!"
"He's hurtr
Bundled to the ears in a great over
coat cap drawn low, supported on the
one side by John Martin and on the
other by Able Armltage, he came slow
ly, painfully out of the side street He
scarcely seemed to be aware of that
throng; did not look either to the right
5? ibe left All his energy was bent
Jajwring forward.
". . .-.-.V."
He trained the middle ot the street
In an Impressive hush. Then lie mur
mured a word to AUe and they halted.
He looked about at his men and
smiled a trifle weak, but in his look
was a quality which clearly Indicated
that love whkli strong men have for
their kind. ,
"It's all rijrht. boys,- he said and
only thos iu ttie first raLkg C(j(jiJ
bear, Ms voice was that light, "They
didn't get me . . . badly. I tPl,re
ciate this . . but want you to .
get back to . . camp."
He panted for breath and lifted kls
face to the broken windows above.
Far back in that room he caught a
glimpse of a face watching him
cocked as though striving to hear.
"It's my fight" he went on. "Not
youra . . . I don't waLf anv . . . of
you hurt Go back. ..." will you
go ... . back?"
The crowd stirred.
"You let we will, Ken!" a man
called. .".Now that you're located if
you ask it, we will r
Tim Jeffera worked his way to Ben's
side and put hand on his" shoulder,
listening to what Able told him.
"Qo home, hnyg!" Tim Jeffers called.
"They knifed lien last nlgl't but he's
well took care of. You teamsters,
get out your horses; we've found what
we come tor. To rump, every last
I loot Owl hand,'"
Men relaxed. The .ot that whs to
lme bartered in Itrandnn's d'or was
dropped. The mob was satisfied.
Slowly Hen Elliott made his way
buck to Pawn's home
As Tim Jeffers took his place be
side the sick man, Able Artnitr.ge drew
Into the post ofllee entry to watch the
mob disperse. Emory Sweet was
standing there.
"The king Is dead!" Able muttered
solemnly, staring at those broken win
dows. "Long live the king!" said Emory,
l'ause.
"Dead niea tell no tales."
"No, but sometimes a corpse will
kick back!"
to the hunting
CHAPTER XIII
Furiously, Nicholas Brandon saw at
the days passed the wreckage of his
power pile up on a flood of public re
sentment of . loosened . expressions of
distrust and contempt and hatred which
had grown and festered unobserved for
years.
The man who had replaced the glass
In his office windows that Sunday aft
ernoon worked slowly and silently
where, In other days, he had done odd
Jobs with swift efforts so that his la
bor might give bis employer satisfac
tion, and bad taken every opportunity
to make talk with the town's great
man.
On Monday as Brandon walked
along the street he saw faces leerlpg
at him from windows, and men he
passed averted their glances In a glee
ful sort of embarrassment or looked
at him with surly, defiant glares.
In yard and mill he was conscious
that his employees were thinking only
of his fall. He discharged one man
for loafing and the fellow only laughed
at him. . . . Laughed!
"There's plenty room at Hoot Owl
for good hands," he said and laughed
again.
That mob yesterday had not wrecked
the town as they had threatened but
the rulnlhey left was of far' more con
sequence. Their coming had strlpied
Brandon of everything but his mate
rial possessions and now these only
mocked him in survival.
Back in the office he paced the
place like a caged animal.
Mail arrived. He took the packet of
letters and drank deeply from his bot
tie again.
He thumbed the letters absently, un
til the script on one caught his eye.
The envelope contained a single sheet
of note paper and lie unfolded It with
trembling fingers. On the sheet was
written:
"I never want to see you again, I
know now what the whole country has
known and been afraid to admit for
years. I have thought you were my
friend but now I know you are my
worst enemy, as you are the sworn
enemy of those I love most
"DAWN."
He stood for r. time staring at the
paragraph; then read it again and
drained his whisky bottle. Such a
note, now, was to have been expected
by an ordered mind, of course, but his
fevered brain had not foreseen any
necessity for abandoning tils, the most
precious of his hopes. He trembled a
bit and made a strange sound In his
throat .
A meticulous office man was Nich
olas Brandon, and though he had suf
fered the severest blow of his experi
ence just now: he mechanically went
about his habitual procedure He bad
received and read a letter. It required
no reply. The next step in orderly pro
cedure was to file It
In the outer ofllee were ranks and
rows of letter files. But this letter
did not belong there.
In the great safe to which only he
had combination and keys reposed two
files side by side. He took both out
and placed them on the desk. He
opened one and a cruel smile twUched
his Up. It contained letters on paper
of varying size, color and quality.
He riffled through these, stopping now
and again to read a phrase, a sentence,
a paragraph. . . . Pleas, these were ;
a writing begging for help . . . and
he smiled again.
In the other file were more letters,
some yellowed by age and these older
ones had been written In the unformed
script of a child. . . . "Dear Uncle
Nick," they all began. Always that
though the handwriting grew formed
and mature until it was Identical with
that on the single sheet be had lust
red. These were Dawn McMabus'
letter to him. saved since her child
hood. He ran through tliem almost idlv, his
senses dulled by whisky and the calam
ity which had befallen him. A narrow
slip of tablet paper fell out He
looked at the penciled note on one
6ide.
"lleet us at Autler Lodge this after
noon. Dawn."
Happier memories, that br.ught : of
the rime Dawn had brought girls iio::!e
with her from school for ThaU 'giving
and hud taken them
camp for a week-end.
Brandon had gone with the puny
and It was there that he had first re
marked Dawn's emerging womanhood,
that the desire for her had been kin
dled In his blood; there In the camp
where her father, as the whole coun
try knew, had been with Sam Faxon
on the night when Faxon fled to his
death. But Dawn had nevr known
that She had lhughed and been happy
at Antler lodge.
"Meet us at Antler Lodge Uls after
noon. Dawn."
He read It again. It bore no date
It was unsoiled ; it betrayed no indi
cation nf the time that had passed
since Its iiiM-ripti ii The note bad
been left ! hi .leek for him three
years hef.nv lie leaned forwarj
sharply hik! hi eyes narrowed. . . .
After h iii 'ini'ii! he straightened and
smiled oddly. A look like relief, al
most like. ha;.'iiieKs spread over his
face.
Tine strength of body healed Ben
Elliott's wound rapidly. By mid-week
he was dressed and sitting before the
fire with Dawn, talking of his return
to Hoot Owl on the morrow.
"It's been so good, even under the
circumstances, to spend time with
you," he said gravely.
The girl flushed but made no reply.
"And all the time I've been wonder
ing. Dawn, wby yon wouldn't let me
come. , . . You've been so kind, so
generous, so ... so friendly. And
yet, only a few days ago, you told
me 1 must never come again. Why
was it, Dawn? Why, when 1 Vove you
so?" .
"I on't P she begged In a light whls
lcr. Tleuse !"
"But It's beyond any power 1 have
to keep still. I love you, Iawn,etrer
than life. Can you believe that when
I've seen so little of yon? Ixwk at
me !" fiercely. "Don't you like It
I wn. being loved?"
' Ab . . . Like It? It's wonderful.
Hen. . . . It's too wonderful 1" She
averted her face,
"And loved by me?"
"Yes, yes! It's all wonderful, it's
too wonderful, Ben. Things like it Just
can't tie !"
"Why not? It's wouderful, you say,
and yet . Can't you explain?"
She was fighting for self-control,
now. and wrested her hands from his,
hacking away, white and shaken.
(To Be Continued.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, May 27th, 1935, at
eleven o'clock A. M., at the court
house door in the town of Waynes-
vine, Haywood County, North Caro
lina, 1 will sell to the highest bidder
for cash, a: public outcry, the fol
lowing lands and premises, lying
and beinp in the town of Hazelwood,
Haywood County, N. C, and more
particularly described as follows:
Being lot No. 7 of what is known
as the Grimliall Park Addition, which
said map, plat and subdivision is duly
of lecord in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Havwood County. N. C,
in Map Book "B," Index "G," to
which said map plat and subdivi
tion reference is hereby made for a
full and complete description of faid
two lots, ind which said property is
more particularly '-described as fol
lows : '
BEGINNING at a stake standing
in the center of the ' Southern Rail
way trick, comer tc lots No, 6 and 7
of Block 4, as aforesaid, and runs
thence N. l.T l.V E. 100 feet to a
stake in the margin of Georgia Av
enue; thence with the margin of
Georgia Avenue N. 71' 45' W. 330
feet to a stake standing in the mar
gin of Tin Street; thence with the
margin of Pine Street S. 17 21' W.
100 feet to a stak- corner to lot
No. 5; thence with the divisional
Shoe
Repairing
line between lots Nos. 6 and 7. S37
feet to a stake, the BEGINNING
corner. Being one of the lots of
land conveyed by J. R. Morgan anil
wife, Cora Ward Morgan, and F. W.
Miller to C. A. Bltuk and wife, Leila
M. Black, oy deed dated June 11. with the line of lot No. :47. V X' 34'
iy2K, and recorded in Book ,,, page; E. chain. 44 links to a stake: thence
runs thence with the line between sai4
tracts, S. 4 34' W. 10 chain?. 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
0, Record
County.
Saie made pursuant
sale contained in that
of trust executed by C.
wife. Leila M. B'ack.
26, 1929, and revordec
of Deeds of Haywood
De
to power on
certain deed
A. Black and
dated March
in Book 23.
ed:
prge 109, Record of
of Havwood Countv.
This 20th day of April. 193'.
GEO. H. WARD.
Trustee.
No. 333 May 2-9-16-23.
along the tout rem margin of a road
way, S. 72' 25' E. 7 chains, 14 links
to the BEGINNING, containing 7.68
acres, and being lots Nos. 35 and 36,
of the R. A. L. Hyatt lands, as per
survey and plat of Tarrell & Terrell,
recorded in Man Rook "R " TmtpY H"
of Trust office of the Register of Deeds of Hay
wood I ountv,
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE
On Monday, May 20, 1935, at elev
en o'clock A. M., at the court house
door, in the town of Waynesvjlle, in
Haywood County, North Carolina, I
will sell at public outcsy, to the high
est bidder for cash, the following lands
8i)d premises lying a an hiring in Hay
wood Countv, North Carolina, and
more particularly described and
bounded as follows:
BLG INNING on a haw bush at a
cliff near the public road, and runs
South lo'-s East 3 poles to the center
of old road ;thence South 37 West
Id-poles; South 2 East 15 1-3 poles
to the division line between N. F.
Owen and Morrow; thence with the
divisional line North 09 West. 49
poles to the branch; thence with the
branch 5 poles; thence North 43 East,
9 poles; North tU East, 15 poles to a
stake in the edge of the bottom;
thence up the ridge North 464 West
25 poles to a stake near the top of
the ridge; thence North 50 East, 20
poles to a stake, Nelson-Ferguson
Morrow corner; thence with the top
of the ridge as it winds with Fergu
son's line, to the BEGINNING, con
taining 12 acres, mure or less, as per
survey Of J. A. Darks, Surveyor, Sep
tember, 1922, and being part of the
D. A. Owen lands.
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by U. 11. Ferguson,
dated May 23rd, 1928, and recorded in
Rook 29, at page J711, Record of Detids
of Trust of Havwood ("ountv.
This 19th ilav' of April, 1935.
.1. R. MORGAN,
Trustee.
No. 330 Apr 25-May 2-9-lti
Subject to the right- of-wa' for a
roadway along the Northern margin
of said lots for the adjoining lots, .tnd
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 l!f, page 237,
Record of Deeds of Havwood County.
This 12th dav of April, 1935.
GEO. U. WARD.
Trustee.
No. 22u Apr. IS 25-May 2-9.
It Matters Not
How Badly
Worn Your
Shoes May
We Can Fix
'em as good
as New ; ':-':
BRING THEM TO
THE CHAMPION
SHOE SHOP
Next to Western Union
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S
SALE
STATE OF NOKT11 CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
I be Federal Land Bank of 1
Columbia,
' - Va. ' -Alden
Howell, Sr., H. B. At-
kins, Nora Swift Atkins i
W. A. (Bill) Smathers I
Will Spivey, Will Spicer, M.
G, Stamey, Trustee, Citi- I
ivna Bank & Trust Compa- ,
nk, Geo. H. Ward, Trustee, i
W. W. Blackwell, Annie Dee 1
Chanselor, Walter G. j
Chanselor, Mrs. L. C. Har
beck, Mrs. R. H. Blackwell, I
Haywood County, Lsabella j
Ferguson, W. P. Underwood. 4
On Monday, the 13th day of May,
1935, at 12:00 o'clock M., at the court
house in Waynesville, Haywood Coun
ty, North Carolina, the undersigned
Commissioner of the C ourt, will sell
at public out-cry to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
lands and premises, lying and be
ing in Waynesville Township, Hayj
wood County, North Carolina, to-wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land containing 280 acres,
more or (ess, situate, lying and being
on the Balsam Road about 5 to 0
miles from Waynesville, N. ',, " in
Waynesville Township, County of
Haywood, State of North Carolina,
having 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, arid attached to the ab
stract now on file with the Federal
land Bank of Columbia, the same
being -bounded on the North by. the
lands of R. V. Welch estate, on the
East by the lands of R. V. Welch
estate and Will Spivey, on the SouOj
by the lands of Will Spivey and the
K. V. Welch estate, on the West by
Jackson County, J. S. Mehaffey and
R..V, Welch estate. This is the same
tract of land heretofore conveyed to
the said Alden Howell and H. B.
Atkins by J. R. Morgan, Trustac, by
deed dated January 27th, 3919, and
recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Haywood County, N. C,
in Book 52, page 45 and also the same
as described in a iudgrr.ent and de
cree -registered in Book 52, page 11,
Record of Deeds of Haywood County
This sale is made pursuant to, un
and hv virtue of the power of
sale conferred upon my by order and
indirment of Sunenor Court of
wood Countv, North Carolina, bear
ing date of April 8th, 1935, 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 this
cause on a first note secured oy ueeo
of trust 'taxes and insurance advanced
by above named plaintiff.
This the 8th day of April, 1935.
A. T. WARD,
Commissioner of the Court.
No. 225 Apr. Jfi-25-May 2-9
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'E SALE
On Monday, May 27, 1935, at eleven
oMock, A. M., at the court house door
in Wi. town of Waynesville, in Hay
wioa county, Norm Carolina, 1 will
.-e.i at public outcry, to the highest
bidder lor cash, the lollowing lauds
and premises:
BEGINNING at an iron stake on
the South side of Sycamore Lane or
Main Street, iu liazelwood, N. C.
Being the Northeast corner of Uu No.
2, Block "B," Brookwood Addition to
Hazelwood, N. C, and runs South Ktf"
15' East with the margin of Main
Street, 210 feet to a stake in center
of State Highway No. 10; thenie
South 41' 30 West about 428 feet to
a stake in North margin of Kentucky
Avenue; thence North 88" 15' Weal
with margin of Kentucky Avenue,
about 50 feet to a stake, corner of
lot No. 30, in Block "B;" thence .North
22" 35' 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' undersigned
trustee by virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain deed of trust
executed by John F. Bass and wife.
Hallie V. Bjiss, dated October 27, 1931.
and recorded in Rook 29, at page 163,
Record of Deeds of Trust of Haywood
County.
This the 20th day of April, 1935.
1. L. COUNCIL,
Trustee,
No. 331 Apr. 25,-May 2-9-16.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, May 13, 193.5, at -eleven,
o'clock, A. M., et the court house
door in the town of Waynesville, in
Haywood County, North Carolina, J
Will sell at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
lands and premises, lying and being
in the town of Waynesvilile, Hay
wood County, North . Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol
lows: BEGINNING on a stake on tW
bank of Richland Creek, at the South
west pier of the old iron bridge acrae
Richland Creek; thence up the crk
6. 30 E. 4 Mi poles to the mouth of
the Shingle Cove Branch; thence up
the branch N. 70 W. 8 poles to the
old rock coiner; thence North 1 polr
to the branch; thence along the old
Shingle Cove Road N. 82 E. 8 poles
to the end of the old i ion bridge abutt
ment; thence S. 00" E. 2p oles to the
BEGINNING, containing one-eighth
(1-8) ef an acre, more or less.
Being the same tract of land con
veved by R. L. Gilmer, administrator
of' M. 11. Love to AJ.len Howell aad
Kimsey Howell, on the 27th day f
October, 1886.
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 proiierty conveyed
to the said John R, Carawell by Sho
ford Howell and Wife, Annie Howell,
"by 'deed dated the 13th day of Sep
temlter, 1917, and duly recorded ha
the office of the Register of Deeds hn
Book 50, page 72, Record of eeds for
Haywood County.
Sale made pursuant to the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed by J. R. Camwell
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. II . WARD,
227 Apr 18-25-May 2-9
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Monday, May 13, 1935, at elev
en o'clock, A. M., at the court house
door in the town of Waynesville, in
Haywood County, North Carolina, I
will eell at public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
lands and premises, lying and being
in Waynesville Township, Hay-
awiH fountv. North Carolina, ana
more particularly described as fol
lows: " . . , . ."
BEGINNING at a stane in tne
Hyatt and Winchester line, corner
between Tracts Nos. 34 and 35, and
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of the
estate of C. E, Ray, deceased, late of
Haywood County, North Carolina, thist
is to notify all persons having claim
against the estate of the said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Waynesville, N. C, on or
before the 4th of April, 1936, or thia
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,
M.RS. MINNIE RAY,
Executors of the Estate of C. E.
Ray Deceased.
No. 382 April 4-11-18-25-May 2-S.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
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 Jay
of April, 1936, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar oi ineir recovery, mi
persons indebted to said estate will
please- make immediate payment
This 17th day of April, 1935.
JOSEPHINE C. FERGUSON,
Administratrix of estate Of the de-
No. 328 Apr. 18-25-May 2-9-16-M.