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liOONi:. W A.l'Al'(i A COl'NTY. TIU'IISDAV. M
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NO. a i
Life Savl At D.atii's Dixir, I" JUT. J P. SLIM.
-1 icvei Ht near my "'-" Tin ft ilortii l..nt;t fill tiib-
wiiu-.W. K. r.iitcis.r,' of Wil.'uu. to tlw ifl.Mii.iry of ih'lie
li..,t..ii. Ti., "': a fi i-hTful Ynpt. I. I. M a-t. win tl.-ll I
c.iu-li an.' Inn- UoMi milled ir.c
(Iuaii in i i.i pound-., in spito t.f d..c vtli ( 'nimty mi Feb. J!. by Mr
tor's ti ca! ir.cut ior two t;;. My Lindsay I'.it t ro;i, of Wi nt.-ii-f.nlit-r,
mother ami two sistct.s dud .S.il.lil. Mr. I 'a t U rson s i -1 :
t.f toMMiiupii.in, aa.l thai i sun alive J u Ciailill:lli: 1 II t li' l'.'lt ll of
t... lav is due s-!cly to Dr. Kin.;' "a t 1 V. M st, I lost oneof my
New Dixovriy which coina'clc'v ,.,,Mt a.l .hattM irl.'U Is. I r.jn
enrol inc. Now I wri'.i N; 'ililr (l l0 a,,! bound to liiiil. Iio!
an.l have been well ami ':o. fur
c.irs.'' Cuii k, s.ifc, sute, i! ti c
best ifiiic.ly vii carlh fur couli",
col-U luripL'e, asthma, croup, anil
all throat ami luii troubles. 50c &
$1.00. Ti i.il bottle free (iuur.ni
teed by all di'iij;!s.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS T O R 1 A
EOONE FURNITURE
COMPANY.
(lo to th" Iiooiii' Furniture
Company for anythii;ii' you want
in tli- line of Housi? I'm nisliinys.
AN e have a nov ami up-to-date
line of furu.it lire, Hed Springs,
Mattresses, I'oniloiiK. Ulanki ts,
ainl vnrious other' articles ne. ti
ed in the ho;ne. lie .sure and riv
lm a t nil nil I r't pl ies' b lo e
lm iiii; elsew here. Store in Hank
F. nil I in--. Vt ry resju-ctfiilly,
BOOXE FURNITURE CO
PROFESSIONAL
DrsJf.' tT& a il7Dalan7y
-S riXlALISTS
() 1 In r;: t sal Mi:iiciNK:ind
di'e.isesolthe Kyi-:, Fa it, no.-k
and TiiitoA r. Fyes exaiiihied
for -lasfti'H.
At M..untnin ('ity third Mon
, day inarch month.
SG Fuiirth St. Bristol, Tenn.
ATTORNEY AT LAV,',
15 ANN E1J ELK, N. C.
CtT" Will practice in the courts
Watauga, Mitchell and adjoining
Counties.
6-'io
EDMUND JONES
LA- YE It
-LKN'OIK, A. ;,--
Will Practh-f llegululy in
the Courts of Watauga,
6.L 'io. ,
F. A. LINNEY,
-ATTUIlXKi' AT LAW
1JOONK, N. 0. '
Will practice in the eotirts of
the 1. '5th Judicial District in all
matters of a civil nature.
6-111010.
J. C. FLETCHER,
Attorney At Law,
liOONE.N.C.
Careful attention given to
c Ileetions.
WliTLoTlLiV
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
B00SE, A'. C.
ESpeciaI attention given
to all business en trusted to
Ivh care.-8
7-9-10.
E.S.CUFFEY:
-.1 TI ORhEi A 1 LA IV,-
B00NE, N. C.
Prompt attention given to
all matters of u legal nature.
0S Abstracting titles and
collection oi chums a special
l-l'll.
at t lit 15 ir As na! i n of l'.r-
only by his li;'i li-n a-'er ntil
I unbending iatcgnty, liis genial
an 1 fliiirnii ojr i-ersoiiallty, but by
t h M'mii''i',i f i -: 1 1 1 v an 11 o c a 1
tin If !iO:i the lirlMH? of 111 V
orainlfathpr. I.o-was I. ra a a l
itMtcil in I lmt wvt; i i of t!n
Stat, "hie'i, lor in ire tii in a
CPiHury. h n been the abole ol
my family eoanet! ion's. His ;.eo
il were my p oi!e. We b ith lov
ed the evulnstiii. hiils t. 1 it 1-i-Liiiii
imm I bis birt li-nlart': wt
both lovd the nock.nasiirsan I
herdsmen, tvli.wn hones r ,. t j
aloiifj: the banks of tli.vV,it;nij:a,
whi.h, in the Indian toi-jrn . 1
men 1. s benutilul 1 iv r. So beaiiti-j
In! is this valh y of tii? cross, in
which he was re.nvd that tha
port niiolit well have haI it in
mind when he wrote:
"The mountains that enfold in
then' swpim)
The colored I.iik.s .a s round.
S ivnni'ipsof sjinnt kings in pur
pie and Zd I
That rua'-d t hemcau'ed ground. '
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.a mi t ne iuve v counii v i i u m i
which he sprung has never riven !
to the world a liner type of man- j
hood than iwisexemplified in him. I
It is iui possible to think of ('apt.
Mat, without a-wx'iat i::ir his
memory with the country from
w hich he caine.
Although f' in" N v years re
moved from their midst, his fond
ness for them ic ver filiated, and
hiii iiitoret in their wellnre never
flagged; find wlien in the last
months of his lit' . he cam- to dn-1
pore of his accumulations, they
wee th" objoc's of his concern,
and his beneficence.
Among the iieonle w est of I lie
IM, ,. I'M ,., 1'm-.,.1 l,w ,.,iMlii)Mil
'V " ' , , ;
Dtavii tio s, n;s setiooiaiau's, ana ;
his comrades in war. It was am
ong these sturdy and intrepid
mountaineers that l.e first re
ceived ihe imp' ess of those sler
ling traits that ever nfter.uirds
tlisiinguished his character and
inaiked his career. As they were
str.M'g .and brave, fo he was
strong and trravc; as thev are
upright, so he was upright; as
TThev are loval and true, so he
was loyal and true; as tin y atv
hospitable, generous and gentle
so he was hospiahle, generous
imt g.-ntle. And, moreover, from
the.-e unat, peojde, ('apt. Mast
caught the flavor of u tjfcaiiit
nud inimitable humor, which ev
er aft-rvvards enriched his con
veisation and charmed his listen
ers.
I'ut before lutattaitied his ma
jority, a call to amis re :che 1 the
loyal hearts of the Wat a us inonn
tiiins, and (.'njit. Mast at once
left the Bchol room and enlisted
in the Confederte army, in which
he saw four years ol service,
The Southern army may have
contained more brilliant, more
dashing and more ambitious sol
diers and officers tiiun he, but it
may be safely said that nonesur
passed Cupf. Mast in tru courage,-
cool-headedness, s e 1 l-r e
straint and fidelity to duty.
Mr. Chairman, I do not bdirve
that my esteem and love for
Capt. Mast baa me a.-trny in
saying that in his high integrity;
his poise an i sell-contro1, his love
of justice, his k'ndness and un
selfihuess, he strongly resembled
in character his great chieftain,
whose high qualities made him
the greatest soldier ol his age,
and one of the foremost Ameri
cans of any age.
.1 a-1 a t 1 h-' .')- of t h- - a r. he
l"-t his r:-;.l 1-g in ball -, nn l
ini:i!-;!i.ir -l v n;.on I i - iv ovorv
fr.Hll tli woau I. Ii l-tutied M
Aort.il no'ina t i again t !
up
I In' ilii' ies t.f i i vol iii", ari ! t ' In-
li I witlio.it htie,-n" t i ;
lii- iTc:.t lu'S, with mule- t'i
w.irds none, lm willi chaiiiy to
v.urds nil.
Will t'i n x! u'i
Ifl'llilCI of
S .',li ll fll M'S i'Vi 1. o! I i , i . il t ln
s.i Hi' tyji,. .1 iii. hi r.ai t i : i .- i!i.
Ii is St.. 1 in tiu .-nrviyor.-i of tli
" nf !'-rat:':.rr'iv?
! Tli w 'i. 1 f..'lo v t luvii 111a v b
as. storm-, ax iietiv. asusc!ui
!" 11 1 l 'ful- il1 1 ,I:lv :" ,1h'
S.iuiheni sobli-r- were, but thev
will b;.'o:nr to a dilT-n iit i-'a s -f
in-n, a.i.l t.rpifv a difiTcii; r 11.1
ii;;' 111. in li if oiii- iMiintry.
So far, th- world !t is not fnr-tiis!i-d
a filler type tliaa th f n-
if.'leri'e s.ildier, who. thro
f '"yens of.-rvi,., learned the
r.i'" -t ho.to-. and t In-duti-s of
i ob di. ae , fli 1 w is eha-t
iiei
aa.l not brutaliz d by the liorrois I
of war an I by the humiliation :
of defeat, who, ret u rub g to civil
life, withstood th t.". ptatious,
which b set a people emerging
from the results of blooly war
fare. And ('apt. Mast learn 1 all the
les-oas of life taught by his ex
iierince it1, this !er;iii!e conflict.
After ren brig hjs home ia V.i
jtiiuga Cotiaty, he eng.-i-ed ia 'be
s: tidy of the law under the tui
tion of that eminent lawxer, tli
late Col (i "oig-N Folk, an 1 al
ter complying tiiis coarse of
study, lie, aiioat the year .isd'.l.
set tied for the pai'tic ot Ins cao t
sen profession, in the town of
Winston.
lie sjoa d. died nil o p dit:e
ami for many years lield tiie olT
ice of It-gistor of !ce.ls ol For
syth County.
I i the pr.-i-fiee ot his pro'ess-
, i ion he never ljd a dishonora.ilj
or eyen a questionable deed.
ilis int.-grily v.iis never qaes
tioae I bv a nv one, Could thoae
h mi In has left beliind, tppe-
iailv the vutiajr men,
who laive
,
rcci titlv I ecom nieaib U's of this
bar, find ariyu here ia the aanals
of our profession in Ihu Stiite a
truer or finer exeniplai? Faith
ful to every trust coinmiited to
him, honorable and generous to
wards his clients, al.vays frank
wiih the Court, careful and accu
rate to the cent ia his accounts,
t lie friend and the shicl 1 of the
widow and the orphan, -eiral
and courteous towards his fel
lov lawyers; well may he be held
up as a patt rn i'or us to folio. v
and to emulate. May the meiii
ory of the qualities in him ever
abide in our h-arts lo inspire us
and to guide us.
'Mark th- p rf-cl man, and be
hold the upri-h'; for the ni l of
that man is pnacc."
Tot t'.n ed for 15 Years
bv a cure-dcf vinir tonaejli trouble
tliiit b:itHhd doctors, and resisted
all remedies he tried, John W. Mod
ders, of -Mod.lei svil'.e, Mielegin
seemed doomed lie had to soil
his farm and rive up work, Ilis
1
neighbors said, '-he can't live much
longer." 1 Whatever I ate distress
ed me," he wrote, ''till I tried Elec
trie Lhteis, which 01 k'd such
w onders foi me that I can no.v eat
things I could not take for years,'
Its surely a grand remedy for sto
mach trouble." dust as jjood for
the h ca' and kidneys. Every bottle
guaranteed. Only 50c at all drug
gists. Marring" is apt to be a failu e
when both husband and wife
throw tiwav the bait they used
in catching each other.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHtR'S
CASTORIA
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o I 'd, mi I lvie.i aii'iihil ited. (ii'.id
II tii : tli: iriis.iiie air oust I Ii e
ft'M ive hon-e li fonain its f
1 : ; i an avl i!i '!i- i'r.ni wliieli
ti.
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c;: a
rever I. op to t s-ai-e. Ti e
'i-?h.ed to go th
"f ''"' '-aii'ie.ss iit-e-lile ;i
W;
miliotis
T
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ot th
work just t:o,v beitir done
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ia 1 he Sou' hern states I o eii
.a i ' e I In
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iii.
ill At'a::i
i tlg'-llts
uK-ai a iv
I" ia :i;i-.v
; of th- v..
,v )!';a en:;
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in i-v.ir-s-ivi' r-mi .! r oi t e
i iiiaaaer in which i in; era.- a le a
I g i!iht " tlis iSo.it li'i-n visitation
1 has passe I from t:.e r-dais oi
I t'ae irv into stern ;i fare.
'Aciiviiy ii-ainst th iest is
by u ui -an t ; ls'u.ti- 1 to 1. h e
bri .'i l raiiLre covered by L h o
Uoeki'lcller dv oat ion.
'"la practi'-nlly every S-mthera
j state bo; lid of health, stale, eou.a
I tv and inuaieinal. are -teadilc at
wor'; in tic . :':' irl at i r.iieati o i.
Tlu; ohl Ilourlioii attitad
loace iioticai.ie in two or tioee
Soar'
ii K'at.
an 1 w h i c Ii
soa-ht to disev'it the hookworm j
by denying Sl.s existence, has-iv- 1
en w.-.y to n;;re "-ensibl views I
Fver"Wliei-i' c imiiereat ' in-j
ployes of orgiinix ! health bo!
ies, wit 1 1 authority and a. f..ir al-!
IoAiiiice of tends becking thiii,:
are gr.id aaily invadiHg the noo'.s
and crannies of each s'.a'e in
search o! sullerers. 1
The familiarity that coavs;
with'clo.se si tidy of the suhjivt:
hasn h'ssene i ill- ptoportioi:-i
first attributed to the problem of :
the ho ik or :n.
"I I. is nmv d ii.ia 1 ely i.iio'vu ;
thar sM oral hundred 1 hou.-.aud. :
Iierliapsaa ag-'re-ateot a million I
or moi''. Southern people, while!
and ne zro, are now a i 1 have j
ior a nay yeais been paitiaily
incapiifilati-il by th.' offjias of i
tliis nisi iii-is little p'i-.p.ai
"More sereins t u!-.. t ' of the.
problem have i:ecer do ;bt.-d titaf .
the widespread (.Teval-'ii " uti.-in '
a 1 iasi has tor 111 11 y yea i s c.x r
ted a disastrous e!t-er 1100:. S e,i- :
1 h-rn pre gr.'f s and develo, r. at . :
(live so large a peicenttuce of the.
working po,."il r, ioa of a secMoii;
o dy the p over id' lull ca ji.ieity 1
ia Mlaitely, a nl it rcqaiivs 11 1 1
iaiaginati.ui to see 1 lie penalty j
express (1 ia dimiiiishu in lust ri d
output and lei-ilng of the death
tate from other liiseasis.
"Fo, ttiuat ly, th cure ofhook !
wor.11 di.se i is si.nple an 1 in x-;
petisiye. Should : he pi esent ac-
tivity be maiiii ai: ed. there is
hope that tl.e toll of the malady
w ill be incalculai ly lessened with
in I he present deca"."
You ."e Tobahly euaae that
p ieinnonia alwas itsuits from a
cold, hut y ever l.ealtl of a cyltl i
rcuhing iii pneuit.oiua wiien Ch.on
hoi in s (.'i ai-h h'tliiedv was u-ed .
V ;ij take tlie I isk vv lien 1 1 Us remei I v
mav he had for a tiille? For sale'
bv all dealers.
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''j'y .'ill 1" irrv I'f.m.lj
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that is uuij'.ies'ioiie.l ifiuie
I e :-i:.i;! te.l to the s;t r-
In... I. kl'i. ,-I -.li'l'j-id I tiuklen's Arnica
1 i ' : ...i-n:: ii '1. ;ir ti i:i." tliaf s:-ive '.11 it .' Si.c il.d --o.iiiil it cur
fii t 1 1 ' b nfr" I :n Nortii 'l tl.e boil in n sbt 11 tin.e " Quick.
" , t ; j 1 . : . I T.:" I ; - : 1 1 I !.' m.!-- ; bealtl of i'.nriis. Scalds, Cut-,
JT1 .-ts 111.1 hi; l:"t t p.' o! the d-. C Urnises. Sprains, Swcllin;i..
si 1 ;-::! :;' .1 . T.i none Ave-v h.is i'"-'1 F.h cure on caith. Try it.
" : 1 i!i-t;.;-i i.-;,i'd ai.d hoor -
1" ('.. tfi.n tl.e t'.-trli'est K't t ! -
i.i o lb. .-'.ite to this o-'jod
:.,!.. A! M " i ' 1 : 1 i '. M'T tit! A v. ry
t;te laujiortiil ! ti.uaia !
o i.i i:;..i-ii. '. alter more than;
i v.i l.i.,irii:: t hat Pilliie hail led In
cli.il'.'es tn.lt '.ale.l !or highest : ,,i,.,. ,,Mt mi a.tiun entitled as H-
coiiiav;.. The li. st Avery toiome,,,"V1'' fotuini-ii.ed in the
, v ... i , . , i Superior court of Wntuiijrii county,
to mi'Ji larol.ua was ( oloiiel ,tll. SIIJ :iv j,, w,ieli is r(tiirna)
Wairl,tsi!l ( Wait s t i I l-o n-t ii e sl'fi':' 'I'ithi. Hill, of the Superior
... , , imir of W ;itau-a fount v, to be held
I, or, ) A-cry. n . alter g!;ida-;1, the c-crt house iii the town of
ii ' i o i w i ll t li- h i !i"-t lioao"s a1" i beoi.e. on the thinl Monday after
,, ' 1 1 - t i i--1 Voiuhiv in Marcn. it" being
1 i in . to a, c: :i,.e lothuState m t! c -T-h .lay of'M.ireh. mil. That the
1 7o.. 1 ! as i. in-' ia ( harlot te l'"lsi of sai.l n.-rion in for the fore.
,. . . v , r!. iire ol a ci i taiu n.ortajre exet'ii
on .day :.., 1 i . .. nud W;;s oae , t,.,l li .lilLinl Itao-i.-on to J.-hn W.
of the loromost patriots of that ! Wi,ri1' 1 "'-''"'J I'lnlntiff,
, ' i winch in. n-ttr.-i is ihilv registered
day and signed the declarnt ion: , in the ..:!iee of the Ue-iter ot Deedo
he wasC loi o! in I h-Kevolul ion- "' Wnt.iu-a county, ill Hook M; ai;e
. . I'll', and coneys 1 1 2 acren of land on
a.i'y .". vai. and ( oi io. alas, when ' the wat. r of Duteh Oeek in Hairt
. in .l laiiiottc, caas-d L'is .u()iis c .u.ay; ami also for the purpoce of
; n:i nit: caiici li il a ei rtaiu ileeil exeeu
papers and olhce to be burn t, ,l l,y J,,l,it y Ward mid his wife to
cd: h" s-rve I ia the IVovinc-hf! i the Mih-.tolin Seafjle. And let th e
. ,.iul John Senile take notice that he
t ..!.. icsi lit I .illsiior.) and as j u reiiird t appear at paid terra
in- hberol th- llalilax Co a-r. ss i imswer or demur to the eom-
i i lo 1 1 it of the plamnU', or the plain
' thill formed tin Slate I oust ittl-! lilt will n;ipl to the court for the r
! ttoli; wrote more of that ilisttai- l,i r dyniaii.ied in theeoiiinlnint. TI is
ineiit than a iv other m-mber ol
the committee ap anted to draft
that instrument, being tl.e an-
thor ol the clans requiting the
L'gisl it urn to establish the I'ni
vsi'Miy ; w as one of the gr-atest
la wye: s o! Ins d tv ami had the
best library in Western North
( 'a ro! ii:a : he iiccepted a ch e I'ne "a s!,'d defendant on the tali day of
, , t , i- 1 . ' Jan. It'll bv W. I Farthinir clerk of
ttoai Andrew .lacMon lo light a I, i,e .uporioV court of Watau-aCoun-duel.
remsaiir lams If tiflire. fliality No.th Carolina for tlie sum of
, . ; t- '.'-.l ' Uue bv account from the d1?-
n t"t .1 ciMn hied ( oloiiel .,er fe,iui.t to the plaiiitilT for gocds sold
walked tip h;t!l and hail led hiai
, . ,, .. . , ,
a lecture u;o the evils of duel
la t he Co'idederntL' annv then
were no niorj ardent pni:otJ or
, . .
lif.aver SO uiers thati tiie A V. r.VS.
T. ay were ail dis: Y
1 1 all 11 at 1 1
and had the courage of thei1
Siate-irr'.its convictions. C. -lou
., . .
Cl Isaac I'.rWIll A Ver.V was lllorl 111-
ly uiai'i 'ed at (Icttysburg, I ad
ing ai t ro ',': in a cl.ar '.e that
went I'arth'er iti th- ciii'iay's line
thaa tiny other t roups ventured
da iag i he thre days. After hid
ii;' from ids horse he took fiom
liis poi;k-t a pencil and apicte'of
paj.er oa which 1 1 ? wrote in indis
tinct din meters withhisleft hand
(his', "right being paralyzed) the
foihw lug message: ".Major,
'loll my fa! her I fell ith my fa.-e
to t he e... iii v. J. F Avt-iv.'" His
faithf ilsa'vant caniod his b'dy
to Wilii.ims. ort , bur ovii--z.m1-
011s Iriea Is ha 1 it di aut. rr -d and
put in s-oineConlederatecemroerv
bat his hi.uilv could never trnce
. , . ,
where h- wds ,a:ii.d. lhe most
d.st 1:1 aiiislie I livmvr memli.T of
t In t.iiuily. .'u Ig- Alpiio as.) f'i.h
l.ouu Averv, was as brave a Con -
!e 1,' aaic .-Idler as foil ,wt.l Lae,
, ... .. ,
and no man in Western N"iU'
Carolina i.as served his State
more 1 ourageously and pat t i at i-
caliv, placing his life in jeopard v
toivstorethe Sta'e to its 0n
.... ...
opiu oi tin uavs ol tac)nstn:ci,rti ..i.i w r.no W 1fi
tio.i, and afterwards.' as member
or t lie Constitutional Convention
and as Sup em 'Court and Fuipe
i ior Court judge he s-erved the
Stat with ability and zeal.
When lloke county is organiz
ed. Cen. Hoke will k the guest
f honor Wh, Avpi v ,.,,:,),. i J
olgal.iz-d, llld-e Av.'rv will' beninr ,"'t "f-r J .,,c,e8 ''
,1 he guest of bonor. in giving thei
nam. s of Hoke and Averv Xn the
last two new counties; two of the,
.....Oil UIOLIIIwUIO'l. 1 KClllI' d lit Lliei
annals of the L3tate have been
further honored.
I l.-n-i. mally a ninl.lli-oped
. ' -i iiiH'i n-'aiiis lur illuKions ntiil
,'umm , t b. live nil tlf worM
ui,-k..-.l u. ui.kiu.1.
V ifi.' (;.! Tip Toll Atlticc.
".'..v "iff wi'iti'! nif luukc om
'" t!.. ! c:-r to ii'tean ugly
'.;!," writes J. Fraakt-l vt Sirtud,
' Onl 25c at al
1
il U-jJists.
1 Mi'flCK.
: Naol: Cir.iliii.1. Watau-.i Co'intv. In
tin ? in it 1 ior t'.uat, Suriiiir Term.
it'll. M. I. I'.iliiii-ltii vs. John V.
Ward. Millanl llurrisoii uud John
Sl-av'k.
Ti,.. ,l.,r, ,.. f,.l... ...Ill
j iisi t:ay i ici.i uaiy, i.ui.
"W". 1). 1'AUTlllNG, C S. C.
NoTICK
North Carolina. Watauga County,
Superior Court. Spriiin- term 11)11.
Pixie Shoe Manufacturing Co. vs.
M. S. Miller.
The dele luluiit alicve named will take
notice that a siiiiiiiions in the above
emit led action was insued against
i:lel delivered t.y the said plaintiff to
j the di f. iiuio t, whieh sninnions is ra-
tu i nabfcit the superior court to be
held in Boone, N. 0. on the third
Monday after the fi est Monday in
March lull, it hcing the '7th day "f
:" 1 he said (lefcudant w ill
;i!so take notice that a warrant of
!,,:,, -.e'lmnir .was issued bv the twill
o-l-rk of I he superior court on the i)th
(I ay ot jJareu l;ii;, wnieli warrant 18
returnable to said court at the time
and place ahove named for the sutu-
i.n'.r.-, in.. 11 nil.. .. 11. 11 1.1. ... ir.l.lu
s renn.i .1 l..i,iiiiii.nr mill answer ne
..1 , ...1 ... 1. ...... i.u a..r.... ,....
demur to the complaint which will
he deposit 'id in the ofiice of the said
;ii rU of the supi rior court the first
three d ys of the term, or the relief
therein demanded will be granted.
This liith day of Jan. 1911.
V.'. i). Fartiikng, C. S. C.
NOTIC E.
North Carolina Watauga county
in the Superior Court. 0. F.
liii gham. vs. J. A. Davis,
ii v it tue of an exe 111 ion direc
ted t- the tin 'ersigned from the
' suj.e. ior court of ataugacoun-
1 v iii t ' 11 :i I .. 1 ve .ti t i 1 1 uil iv t ir-in f
- :, Mll,llJ;l, f tj,e (U, (.ay
i Matvh 1S11, at 12 o'clock, M.,
at the court house door of stud
! county, ned to tliehighest bidder
i UA said exmit ion
1 an the right, title and interest
,;e S;i,, j, A Iavi Iuim iy
, t he fod ov ing described leal eg.
! lat . (o wit: lying ;nid being in
18'1''1 county and st ate nnd in Wa
I ' -' 1 1,;A,lshil nnd "'a
follows: ije-ininiig on a maple on
t1L, Ht,st ban' ol Pigeon lloost
m,ek an'd runs N 40 K itf poles
to a stake on west liank of Kail
I ere, k. in I) M. Shook's line, thru
S 70SO , oles with '.aid line toa
stake on ton of a mice, then with
iol.'s, then S 20 W 16 poles to a
Spanish oak, I). M. Shook's cor
ner, Mien W with hisline 40 poles
to a w hite oak, J, I). Shook'seor
ner", then N 85 W 13 poles and
17 links to a stake in J. D.
Shook's line, then N 20 E 39
. ..... . ..p.. , uvy ..
P"h's to a small cucuml er, then
N " V !" to tlle beS'n-
.roi.,u bu,Hf,M " ?" T.
W1,,s,-V a J'"'"" l?r f42-4'";
V,! u"t' tos,H- rl"8 JaD' 23rd
D. C. Rao an, Sheriff.
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