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NOTICEl^OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having qualified as administratrix
of the es ate of D. B. Lancaster, deceased.
this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present- ihem to the undersigned for
payment within twelve months from
. _ this date or this notice wi'l be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said ehtate 'ill
please make immediate payment.
fhis 4th day of December, 192"..
MA URINE LANCASTER.
.j Administratrix.
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State of North Carolina,
County of Polk.
Having qualified as Executor undei
the will of Jno. W. McFarland, de
Ceased, late of the County of Poll
and State of North Carolina, this is
t.> no ify ajl persons having claims
ag sinst the estate of said deceased tc
exhibit them to the undersigned al
- his residence in Polk County, Finger
ville, S. C., Route No. 1, on or before
the 5th day of December, 1926, oi
this notice will be pleaded (in bar ol
their recovery.? All persons! indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
'' - This 26th day of November, 1925.
15 H. C. CALVERT,
L Executor of the Estate of Jno. W
McFarland, Deed.
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State of North Carolina, County ol
Polk.
Having qualified as Executors un
- der thq will of Arch B. Calvert, de
ceased, late of the County of Spar
tanburg, and State of South Carolina
^ . thia is to notify all persons having
claims^ against the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Spartanburg, S. C., oa 01
before*" the 30th day of November
1926, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
f'REAL ESTA
SAFE BUY IN DENTON
YOUR LOT AND GIVE US
BUILD YOU A HOME ON
AGENTS FOR THIS 45-.A
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TO 1,200 ACRES THAT I
VELOPING WITH LAKE
SITES AND GOLF CC
FARMS, HOMES AND BU:
FEEL LIKE PROPERTY
DOUBLE IN PRICE IN TI
SO IT WILL PAY YC
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Immediate payment.
This 24th day of November, 19&3.
CllAULES L. O'NEALE,
ANSEL S. CALVERT,
Executors.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S
' SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner under and by
virtue of an order of resale made by
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Polk County, in that certain Special
' Proceeding entitled "J. T. Ammons,
Administrator of Leander Brown, deceased,
vs. R. B. Brown and others,"
will
Oil Saturday, the 23rd Day of January,
1926, ?e
between the hours of 12:00 o'clock
i noon and 1:00 o'clock P. M., at the
i Court House door of said county, in
> Columbus, N. C., expose to public sale
t to the last and highest bidder, for
. cash, all the following described tracts
, or parcels of land situate in Polk
. County, N. C., and more particularly
t described and defined as follows: '
I ""First Tract: An undivided three
fourths (3-4th8) interest in and to
that certain tract of land containing
50 acres, more or less, lying on the
waters of Bullens Creek, adjoining
. the lapds of N. L. Whiteside, N. E.
Williams,, and Fred McBrayer and G.
I W. Justice's Speculation Lands, said
tract being known as the Betsy Brown
aU hnmo nlapo nnH knnwn ar
t the Jack place.
Second Tract: laying on the Coo
pers Cap Road, adjoining the lands
. [ pf R. B. Brown and J. B. Jackdon,
- being the artct conveyed to Leander
( Brown by Thomas Rull, and containr
ing 1 3-4 acres, more or less.
Both the above mentioned tracts
will be sold together and the bidding
' will commence at the sum of $264.00.
This the 21st day of December,
I 1903.
> J. T. AMMONS, Commissioner.
? W. C. McRORIE, Atty.
TE BULLETIN y
SPRING PARK. PICK OUT
5 YOUR PLANS AND LET US
TERMS. WE ARE SELLING
lCRE RESIDENTIAL DEVELTRACTS
RUNNING PROM 6
S SUIT SUITABLE FOR DESITES.
HOTEL SITES, HOME
1URSES; ALSO IMPROVED
SIN ESS fKurusniuNs. WE
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IE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS,
>U INVESTORS AND HOME
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COMES.
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>lk County Bank
North Carolina
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I?|?f~ : NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
Notice is hereby given to partie vmed
below, and all persons thai
i:<" have a Men on the land hcreii
d ; . bed, that the imdiuslgned pur
ch c r:l at a delinquent tax sale il
Columbus, North Caiolina, Poll
County, cn the 4th day of May, 1925
land listed for taxes' and described ai
follows: 1 lot In the town of Sa
luda, listed in the nam s of Paulint
Montgomery, tax for the year 1924; 3
"lot in the town of Salt da, listed ii
the name of Mrs. Jane Wilkes, ta:
for the year 1924; 1 tovn lot in Sa
luda, listed in the nane of J. O
Th irse, tax for the year 1924; 6 acrei
in Saluda township, listec in the nami
of R. E. Merrimam, tax for the yeai
1924.
Twenty-five acres in Soakers Gaj
tow nship, listed in the name of Bai
ley Heirs, tax.for the yeur 1924; 8 1-1
acrss in Tryon township, listed in th<
name of Duff Jackson, ta;: for the yeai
1924; 21-2 acres in Try>n township
listed in the name of R B. Holland
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taxi ror tne year 1924; ioib 111 un
Town of Tryon, listed in the name o
James H. Paine, tax f>r the yea:
192ji; 84 acres in Green Creek town
ship, listed in the name of Gus Mar
tin,j tax for the year .924;. 1171-1
acres in Green Creek tow nship, listei
in the name of W. G. G -eenway, ta:
for the year.1924; 50 aces in Greet
Crejek township, listed in the name o
A. R. Ridings, tax for th? year 1924
25 acres in Coopers Gt p township
listed in' the name of An anda Logan
tax for the year 1924. Notice is here
by kiven to Marion Logan.
L. L. TALLANT,
24-7-14 _ Purchasr.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having quilified as adn inistrator o:
the es ate of J. J. Rupp<e, deceased
late c* Polk County, Noith Carolina
thiSj is to notify all yersons hacinj
claims against the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them t > the under
signed at her residence on TVyon R
No. 1 on or before the L5th day o:
December, 1925, or this notice wil
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All ipersons indebted to said estate
will please make imm sdiate pay
ment. '
This 5th day of December, 1925.
MRS. J. M. 1 tUPPE,
Administrator of the Estite of J. J
Ruppe, Deceased. 12-106tp
Polk County Game Law.
Below are the open-season dates foi
shooting in Polk county, as fixed bj
law:
Deer?October 1 to Feb uary 1.
Squirrel?August 15 to February 1.
\QUail?November 15 t< February
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Ruffed Grouse?Decemb ir 1 to Feb
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Wild Turkey?December 1 to Feb
ruary 15.
Dove?November 1 to March 1.
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Woodcock?November 1 to Janu
ary 1.
Pldver?September 1 to December
16.
Ducks,, Qeese, Brants, Snipe?No
vember 1 to February 1.
Opossum?October 1 to February 1.
Non-resident state license, 110.50;
written permission required.
Bag limit: Twemty-five doves ant
ducks; & geese or brants; -6 wood
cock.
All wild birds (except game birds]
?English Sparrows, Crows, Black
birds, Jackdaws, Hawks, and Owls ar<
protected throughout the year by lh<
state laws. Robins and larks ar<
protected by Federal law. NOTICE
OF SALE.
Pursuant to the power of sale con
tained in that mort gage deed execut
ed by G. D. Jackson to R. F. Belne
on the 22nd day of April, 1922, and o
record in the office of Register o
Deeds for Polk County, in Book No
18, page 54, to secure the indebted
ness and conveying the lands thereii
described, default having been mad)
in the payment of said indebtedness
the undersigned, as Assignee of th<
2 said Mortgage Deed and owner of th)
1 said debt, wllj sell at public aucuoi
t to the highest bidder, for cash, a
1 i he Court House Door of Polk County
f oh Monday, the 4th day oj January
; 1926, at twelve o'clock, noon, (he salt
>, lands described in said mortgage, ai
follows:
Three certain pieces, or tracts, oi
land, lying and being in TVyon Tqwn
ship, Polk County, State of North Car
olina, described and defined as/ fol
lows, to-wit:
. First Uract: Beginning at a stak(
in Ballenger's line, running thence
* with an old road S. 53 34 West four
' teen poles, crossing the bhanch, to t
\ stake; thence N. 53 34 East 12 2-H
* poles to a stake in Ballenger's line;
thence with his line seven poles to tin
^ beginning, containing one-half acre
j more or less.
Second Tkact: Beginning at a;stake
* in Ballenger's line, and the wort!
_ corner of the afoove lot and running
thence S. 5? 34 West 12 2^10 poles tc
a stake in old road; thence with old
road N. 39 72 ' West 7 poles to s
stake; thehce N. 53 34 East 12 polet
to a stake in Ballenger'B line; thence
with his line S. 39 72 ' East 7 poles
to the beginning, containing one-halt
acre, more or less.
r The above described two tracts ol
' land were, conveyed to R. F. Belue
by deed from W. J. Ford, and Flora
Ek>rd, his wife, dated the 18th day ol
April, 1904, said deed being of record
in the office of Register of Deeds foi
Polk County, in Book 19, page 570.
Itiird Tract: Beginning at a stont
in the boundary line between land
(formerly) of T. It Ballenger and E
M. Harlow, which bears (old survey)
S- 40 E_ 389 4-10 feet from an old
Black Oak corner (dead), said stone
. being the Northernmost corner of ?
r tract of land now owned (formerly)
L by R. F. Belue; thence with said Be
[ lue line S. 53 45 ' W. (Pearson's but
J vey) 2018-10 feet to a stake In old
road, the same being the Western
J most corner of said Belue lot; thence
N. 33 W. (Pearson's survey) 1151-1
feet; thence N. 25 05 ' W. 288 3-10
reet; thence N. 46 20 ' W. 188 feel
' to a stake and markers; thence N.
I 53 30 ' E. 1131-4 feet to a point
near the Southweat end of a small
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;; | is always at your coramai
I! for you and use all possib!
,; ment in making selections,
i! a trial? We are always r
I; counts with responsible pa
up to fifty miles,
rro**nou*j swum,
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Ballenger's line; thence and in thi
said Ballenger line S. 16 20 ' B. 1991-1
feet to the aforesaid Black Oal
. (dead); thence and s ill in said Bal
lenger line S. 40 v. (old survey,
, 389 2-3 feet to the beginning and con
; taining two acres, more or less.
It being a tract of land conveyet
i to R. F. Belne by deed from Mrs. E
- M. Harlow, dated thje ^8th day o
November, 1904, and of record!in th<
I office of Register of Deeds for Poll
. County, in Book No. 2), page 208.
j The above three trai :ts of land wer<
f conveyed to said 0. D. Jackson b;
5 deed from R. F. Belut and M. L. Be
!ue,. his wife, dated tlie 22nd day o
April, 1922, and the mortgage abovi
referred to was giver to secure thi
purchase money for Baid land; thi
deeds and records theieof above men
tioned are hereby re! erred to for i
further description of said land.
i T%is December 2nd, 1925.
| [J. B HESTER, JR.,
I Assignee of Said Mortgage and Own
\ er of Debt
~ WALTtER JONES, Attorney.
, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
j Having qualified as administrator o
j the estate of l3en Lyles, deceased, thii
t is to'notify all person^ having claimi
against said estate to present them t<
' the undersigned ior jp/mcui
| twelve months from ttis date or thli
I notice will be pleaded in bar of thei
recovery. All persons indebted t(
said estate will please make imme
1 diate payment.
This the 7th day of January, 1926
FRED LYLES, Administrator.
Tryon, N. C. * 1-7-26 d wks
METHODIST
Firrit and Thljd Sundays at 11 A. M
| Second and Fourth Sundays at
,< 7:80 P. M.
) Sunday School every Sunday ai
10 A. M.
Rev. P. E. Parker, Plaator.
EPISCOPAL
' Sunday Service:
I Holy Communlob 7:l(
t Sunday School 10:<M
i Morning Prayer and
> Sermon 11: 0<
| Rev. C. P. Bumettf Rector,
f PRESBYTERIAN
r Tryon; 2nd and 4th Sundays eact
| month at 11 a. m. 1st and Ird Sun.
; days at 7:80 p, m.
I' Columbus; 1st and Ird Sundays al
11 a. m. 2nd and 4th Sundays al
, T:80 p. m.
1 ERSKINE MEMORIAL
i (Congregational) __
I Rev. Will a O'Neill, Minister.
"" Sunday Services
1 Church School 9:48 A. M.
A graded school with classes foi
.1 alL
I I J Wednesday .
"Quiet Hour** '1:30 P. M.
> ,a friendly welcome awaits you!
BAPTIST
Regular services each Sunday
11 A. M. and 8 P. It.
Special Music Evening Services
Sabbat h School at 10 A. M.
Public Cordially Invited.
Thomas L. Justice. D 3)., Pastor.
CATHOLIC
St John's Church, corner Melrose
Avenue and Lanier St
MASS?cunday, 8:10 A. M.
Rev, J. A. Manley, Rector.
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le good taste and judge- ;:
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c | Baptint Church neat Sunday morning
9 it 11 o'clock. He is superintendent
f )f tie Mountain School for the
i* 3outbern Baptist Convention,
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? ; Mr. W. J. Burton will speak at the
j* evening service at 7:46. The public
. Is Invited.
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CoL D. C. Stearns, daughter Catherine
and his son,-George N. Stearns,
. and Wife, all of Cleveland, spent the
holidays with Mr. Stearns' brother,
Will, at. Mimosa.
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Mrs) W. 0. Thayer of Detroit, Mich.,
f is visiting hfer jparents, Dr. and Mrs.
s IS. E. Missildine, on Godshaw Hill.
' hfrs. Thayer will be pleasantly re>
5 membered as Miss Eva Missildine,
I whose marriage to Mr. W. C. Thayer,
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j troit, jwas solemnized here last fall.
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tag iri Andrews Bros, grocery store
liere l|or the past few" months, left
Sunday for St. Petersburg, Fla., for
the winter. ,
"j Miss Helen Morgan, who has been
* spending the Christmas holidays with
bier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Morgan, of Godshaw Hill, has re'
tiirned to her studies at Greensboro
College for Women, Greensboro, N. C.
Miss S. E. McKee, who has been
very ill at her home on Whitney ave*
I Hue, has greatly improved in health
j and can move about the house una
ded. i .
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past week at his home on Whitney
avenue, but is greatly improved at
' tliis writing.
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vlUe, N. C., a former member of the
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PHTJR8DAY, JANUARY 7. 192-7 I
News force, visited friends aw; r J
tives in Tryon and Columbus
Christmas holidays.
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Miss Sarah Putman of li IS
spent the holidays with Mr. ai |
Main on Godshaw Hill.
The Indies' Aid Society of ti
Baptist Church of Trydn ni u-9
Mrs. R. H. Milaken at her r.
on Monday afternoon for-th< i. r<.f9
lar business meeting. - ^^9
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wa
have been touring Florida 1>> .,,,,9
car the past two weeks, are ,?.(;tf9
home Wednesday. ^^9
Mrs. Willard'ThayeY of 1>< .>^9
visiting her parents, Dr. an.
E. E. Missildine.
>.Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wickma .M
have been spending the holida;. Mrs.
Wickman's parents, Mr. hi lyfl
F. W. Crandall, left on Saturd tv <1
their home in Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Gladys Gibbs has re in?
after spending the holidays at fl
home at Bancroft, N. C.
Born, on December 25, 1023
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. .W. I', ffl
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Many Workers Laid Off.
"Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 21. Sto<jl
holders of the steel trust 1 .-lion*
bow their heads in shame,'' said Mrfl
'Edward C. Kruetzer, seen iary of tbfl
Associated Charities, when tie- 'H
tional Tube Company, a sulnidairyiM
the steel trust, closed down wUnml
warning and threw 2.000 wurl; rs
of employment.
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