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Tj LEGAL
W" NOTICE OF SALE. I
?K^ca?#lina ?Cherokee I j
^ving been made in the J]
o^L( of the debt due and owing ]
M. Mary H. Norveh and secured 1
e/Hjgd of trust executed by Will 1
f wife. Cora Hart, to me as 1
K which deed of trust is dated i
15, 1921, and registered in(
register of deeds for Chero- f
^Kgoty. in Deed Book No. 76, on '
KV1?. etc.. I will sell, by virtue;'
Htfr and authority vested in me '
^Egce by the terms of said deed j'
on the 2nd day of June, i
*^Bjt bein^f thc" first Monday of 1
jenth. at public outcry at the 1
I~"w?Lnsp door in Murphy, at the
(ff 11 o'clock a. in., lots Nos.
[pd twelve in the "Norvell Ad,
to Texanna", it being the real
icenvtyed to me as trustee by
fill Hart and Cora Hart,
i April 30, 1924.
L. E. BAYLESS, Trustee.
CE STOCK LAW ELECTION. J
the regular meeting of the;
i of County Commissioners of
iiee County. North Carolina,
K 7th nay of April, 1924, a peris
presented to the said Board
ore than one-fifth of the quallTOter?
f said boundary in Murgvnship,
Cherokee County,
i Carolina, hereinafter describid
ret out asking that an election
?ed by the said board to vote
id stock law election or against
law in said boundary. It is
td by the Board of County Comners
of Cherokee County,
i Carolina, in regular session on
jrrt Monday in April, 1924, that
fcction be held under the rules
Relations of the General Elechws
of tin? State of North Cari
at Olen Davis' store in said
toy hereinafter set out on the
day of May, 1924, to vote for
i law or against stock law in the
rag territory, viz:
inning on the Will High Top
he present stock law line; then
tie top of the mountain between
y River arid Owl Creek to the
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lead of Owl Creek; then with the top
>f the mountain between Owl Creek
i?*iu Hcuiglug Dog lu uic Sam tup;
then with a ridge to Hanging Dog
Creek; crossing the creek with the
ine between Z. B. Odell and C. C.!
Mills; then with a ridge running to
ihe top of the mountain between
Hanging Dog and Davis Creek; then
with the top of the mountain to the
Davis Trail Gap; then straight line
to the G. W. Davis ford; then with
the public road to the Allen Gap;
then with the Murphy and Beaver-1
lam Township line to the Beavcrlam
Gap; then with the present stock
law line to the beginning.
And for the purpose of said election,
it is further ordered that a new
registration of all of the qualified
voters be made in said boundary set\
out above.
It is further ordered by the Board
of County Commissioners that Theodore
Lovingood be appointed as registrar
of said election and that C. C.
Hass and John Mulkey be appointed
as judges. It is furthered ordered
that the register books be opened at
Olen Davis' store in said boundary
for those desiring to vote on the 19th
day of April, 1924, and each Saturday
thereafter for four successive
weeks and said election to he on the
24th day of May, 1924, those in favor
of stock law shall vote on c written
or printed ticket of usual size "For
Stock Law"; those opposed to stocklaw
shall vote on a written or printed
ticket of usual size, "Against Stock
Law." it is further ordered that .-aid
election be conducted and hi Id in the
same manner and way as the General
Flection and that due return be made'
of the stock law election to this'
Board.
S. W. LOVINGOOD, Chm.
Board of County Commissioners'
A. M. SIMONDS, Ex-officio Clerk to'
Board. (1fi-4t-co) j
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee |
County.
To A. M. Simonds, Entry Taker for
Cherokee County:
The undersigned C. H. Dockery,
of Cherokee County, North Carolina,
enters and lays claim to the following
piece or parcel of land, ii? Murphy
Township, Cherokee County, State of
North Carolina, the same being vaTORIES
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AND
I arrangement w
Scout is offering
Woodrow Wilsc
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just off the press, it is a 1
pe, contains many pictu:
lidered absolutely reliable
s a close friend of Mr. Wi
5sident of the United Stat
his close association with
from 191 3 to 1921, gives
I as perhaps few other i
especially attractive to N
a North Carolinian.
selling at book stores for
or for $1.10 with each si
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cant and unappropriated land3 and
subject to entry, viz.:
: -r _ LI..1. i. . .rr- *<C5iiiUiu^
uti a uwt& uun cui UCI
of A. J. Dockery's lands; then east
to a top of a ridge with Henry Dock- ^
ery's land; then south with the top
of a ridge to a rock; then north with ^
J. H. Dockery's land to the beginning,
containing Ten acres, more or less.
and various so to as to include all the ^
vacant land in this section, contain- n
ing by estimation ten acres.
Signed C. H. OOCKERY. "
Entered the 7th day of April, 192-1
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
All persons are hereby notified ^
that a warrant of survey will be issued
to C. H. Doekery for the above N
described land if there is no protest
filed in this office. f
This the 22nd day of April, 192-!. !!
A. M. SIMONDS. *
Register of Deeds of Cherokee *
County, North Carolina, ExOfficio
Entry Taker for Chcro- 3
kec County, N. C. (37-4t-chd) n
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NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee f
v-uuruy?in inv superior Liourt. j i
Mary H. Norvell and husband, Ed-' (
mund B. Norvell, and L. E. Bay- r
lcs=, Trustee, Plaintiffs, J i
vs. j 'I
Roscoe Bowman, Hannah Stewart, t
Troy Bowman, Walter Bowman, j 1
and Beatrice Bowman, the last t
two named being minors under 1
twenty-one years of ape, Dc- 5
fendants. ]
The defendants, Roscoe Bowman i
and Walter Bowman, above named, |
will take notice that an action en- s
titled as above has been commenced t
in the superior court of Cherokee J
County to foreclose a deed of trust
executed by Georgia Bowman, deceased,
and Walter Bowman on lot
No. 14 in Norvell addition to Texanna
in which the said defendants are in- ,
terested, the -aid Georgia Bowman
being their mother; and the said
Roscoe Bowman and Walter Bowman
| defendants above named are required
j to appear before* the clerk of the superior
court for Cherokee County at
! his office in the court house in Mur- j
! i hy on the 23rd day of .June. 1924..'
! and answer or demur to the com'
plaint in said action, or the plain- <
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volume of 38 i pages,
res arid illustrations,
: and authentic. Mr.
lson before the latter
es, and this intimacy
him as Secretary of
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5 iVXI. L/cUllCIO an Utr
nen had. His book
lorth Carolinians be$2.50
each. They may be
x months subscription to 1
OT DELAY! Samples of
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Biding Newspaper In This
MURPHY, NOR
JRgHV, NORTH CAROLINA
ffs will apply to the court for the
lief demanded in said complaint
hich is on file in said clerk's office,
fitness my hand this 22nd day of
[ay, 1924.
E. E. DAVIS, Clerk
Superior Court for Cherokee
County, N. C. (41-4tebn)
OT1CE TO DIVIDE BEAVERDAM
TOWNSHIP.
0 Whom It May Concern:
This is to notify you that a petion
and an application will be pre;nted
to the Board of County Comii*<>ioners
at their next regular
tec ting of said board in their office
t Murphy, Cherokee County, N. C.
n the 2nd day of June, 1*j24, b\
lore than fifty free holders of Beavrdam
Township, by cutting off the
I. C., for the division of said Beav
rdam Township, by cutting of tin
i. W. end of said township for the
urpose of creating a new town hij
1 tc known sr.d de-Sg-ated "l?nni
iidge Township"; beginning on tin
J. E. Bank of Hiawassee River a
he N. C. and Tennessee state lin<
nd running up said river to th<
nouth of Beaverdam Creek, then uj
he N. E. side of said creek to th<
nouth of the creek that runs dowi
rom J. N. Garrett and J. W. Shakle
ord's, then up said creek to th
'aney Branch road, then with sail
oud and E. course to the top of th
idge between S. W. Thompson's an<
f. T. Thompson'?, then with the to;
.? said ridge a N. course to the Johi
lurner Bryson top, and from sai<
op with the dividing ridge to th
rennessee state line, and with th
aid state line to the b< ginning o:
liawasce River, and that two votini
irecincts be retained as they are a
present. All parties opposing tin
itme will make their protect? hefor
:he said Board on the 2nd day o
lune, 1924.
This 1st day of May, 1924.
L. B. TAYLOR,
MANCE MURPHY,
LESTER TAYLOR.
Citizens and free holdirs of Beat
crdam Township, Cherokee
County N. C.
SALE UNDER TRUST
Under and by virture of the powc
of sale contained in a certain dee
of trust dated February 19th, 192:
executed by F. H. Clonts and wifl
JENTS W
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"THE LIFE OF
Fletcher Johnson,
history from the si
power of the Whit
History of Ameri<
versity, and autho
and the Great War
This is a large vc
large, clear type,
contains an authen
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or the ZVth f resid
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>KEE SC(
Section of Western No;
:TH CAROLIf
Georgia Clontr, and registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
. Cherokee Country, North Carolina,
in Book No. 74, at page 200, conveying
the lands hereinafter described
to the undersigned trustee, to secure
the payment of a certain note of even
date with this deed of trust in the
sum of $460.76, with interest from
I January 1, 1924, and defeault having
been made in the payment of said
note, and the powery of sale having
become operative, and the holder of
said note having demanded foreclosure
of said deed of trust, the un
dirsigned trustee, for the purpose of
setisfying said note and the cost of
sale, will c?n Saturday the 21st day
of June,, 1924, between the legal
- hours of sale, sell to the highest bid?
der for cash at the court house door
- in Murphy, at public sale the follow
ing described real estate:
? A certain tract of land, lying and
II being in Cherokee County, adjoinrling
the lands of E. D. Mason, J. W.
r i.. . - - 1
? .Montgomery, and others, with the
[ road to Persimmon Greek; thence
e up said creek to the point where E.
e A. Montgom ry land line comes t
7 the creek; thence East with the said
e E. A. Montgomery line to the line
a of J. TV. Montgomery's land; thence
near North with the said .1. W. Mori
e tgomery line to th? top of the Forgo
j Hill to a rock corno: near the public
e road; thence a straight line neai
d West to the point of Beginning, con
p taining 18 acres, more or less, and
a ; being a part of the Mark Hall land
dj This th 19th day of May, 1924
t- W. N. Anderson,
e j Trustee
nl (41-4t-$3; 1.)
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OGRF.ETA
e | (Last Wi L*k's Letter)
e i
Rev Dike Doogan of Unaka preach
ed a ve-y interesting sermon a
Ogretta Sunday.
Miss Fannie Odom has just return
ed from Asheville, where sh- has heci
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. I.. Pierce
Miss Effie Johnson was in Mur
- i phy la;t week on busintss.
Mr. J. P. John-on was in Andrew
I Monday on business.
Mr Dewey Lloyd of Andrews ha
\ joined the navy, and his family 1
" visiting Mrs. Sarah Johnson for
short time.
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te House. Mr. Johnson is
:an Foreign Relations, Ne
r of 1 he Life of Sherrnar
for Humanity and Freedo
lume of nearly 300 page
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witn many Deauurui liius
itic record of the early life ;
ent of the United States.
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PAGE THREE
United States Not
Maintaining Its Full
Quota Of Ships
| Washington, D. C. May 10?Acs
J cording to a statement made public
j here to day by Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Roosevelt, the United
States is not maintain# her navy 44
the strength provided for at the ars?
conference held in Washington sc*?
, time ago. "If the strength of Great
j Brittain's navy is five and that of
Japan three, then ours would be
classed as four," he said. What will
result from the making public of the
real situatirfti with regard to the
strength of the United States navy
remains to be seen.
There was a great deal of excitement
at Ogreeta last Wednesday,
caused by th. burning of the Whitcomb
dwelling house, in which MrJ.
W. Ode?
The damage of the WhitcomY
house is estimated around
while that of Mr. Odom waj abo^tf
$300. The fire caught from the stove
pipe while dinner was being prepared
and the weather being hot and windy,
in a few minute- the fire got such
headway it could not be checked and
the dwelling house and other buildings
soon went down in flames.
1 We very much regret the
. | tune of both parties concerned.
Among lh ? e on the sick list this
week n-e: .Mrs. Gcorgie Chambers
Mrs. J. M. Chambers, Mr. R. VT.
Martin, and Miss (Jwend 1 in Mariirv
We hope they will all recover soot
R v. W. I). Hoirscd will p each at
Ogr.tta, Saturday and Sunday.
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If the i is any one who wishes t?
register in Ogre ta Precinct sec W.
R. Martin.
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Murphy N. C.
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