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AA \LE OF REAL PROPERTY
frS i?'ug of authority vested in
jec^'-c 'n a certain deed of
Q^ted the 19th day of Nov?
p j21, by M. M. Burger and
i| lillie Burger, to the undersign.
H,securing the sum of $479 to G. F.
Harper and *ife, which said sum is
9pt duo ami unpaid. 1 will, for the
Appose of satisfying said indebted as,
on the 15th day of November
l}26. sell to the highest bidder for
&ah at the ? urt house door in MurHr
at 11 o'clock A. M. the follower
described real estate, to-wit:
A tract of land lying in Shoal
Hreek Township and in said County
Htfoinirg the lands of J. J. Rose and j
Hkrs; Begir.nipg on a Sassafras :
Kos nearly West to a pine corner
f J. J. Rose's land; thence nearly
?th with the fence to a fallen post
ik or stone corner of the Armstrong
ad; thence near east to a stone
nrthe head of a sharp hollow corn- i
of the Lizzie Johnson lands, thence
arly east with the said Lizzie Johno
line to a chestnut the nce a norerly
irection with an aid fence j
iwhiteoak in the Sp arks line now
ned by John R. Mason, thence :
me course to a locust stake corner
f an eleven foot strip sold by W.
.Johnson to Ben Ledford off of the
pr John R. Mason lands, thence
? eleven foot strip near east to a
? eleven foot strip nea reast to a
Me on the Taylor's ferry road, to
?Friendship School property line ;
?ce with the line of said School
nperty northwesterly to a stake
K northwest corner of the sa'd
tool property thence with the Tayt
ferry road to the Stiles road
ding to J. J. Rose's mill, then with
id road to a stone In the line of J.
Rose's land, then with said Rose's
le to the point of beginning.
Said tract of land being conveyed
> secure said indebtedness of $479.
sd is duly recorded in the office of
etfster of Deeds for Cherokee
oonty, in Book 74 page 226.
This October 5th, 1926.
lMt-pd) R. H. KING, Trustee
IOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER DEED OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of sale
ontained in a certain deed of trust
?*de by M. L. Gentry to the underlined
trustee dated October 16th,
925, and duly recorded in the ofee
of Register of Deeds for Cheroee
County, North Carolina, in Book
So. 82 at page 67, to which referace
is hereby made, and default
wing been made in the payment
I the indebtedness secured by said
feed trust, whereby the power of
de contained therein has become
Pwative as to the full amount seWed
by said deed of trust, said
odersigned Trustee will, on the
*2nd, day of November, 1926, at
toe o'clock P. M., sell at public aueion
for cash, at the Court House
toor in Murphy, Cherokee County,
forth Carolina, the following land
?d premises: Situate lying and bein
the Town of Murphy, CheroCounty,
North Carolina, and
particularly described as fol?ws:
ginning on the S. W. Corner of
No. 2, known as the W. A. BVyson
?t? and runs S. 29 'A E. 150 feet to
* stake on Hill Street; thence N. 5K
with Hill Street 92 feet to a stake
o said Street; thence N. 29V* W.
150 feet to a stake, S. E. Corner of
** No. 2; thence S. 58 W. 92 feet
kh stid W. A. Bryson line to the
k?rinning, it being lot No. 3, and
blown as the J. C. Slocumb home.
*<1 being the house and lot convey d
to M. L. Gentry by Mrs. Rachel
Slocumb and husband J. C. Slocumb
This October the 20th, 1926.
J. D. MALONEE,
(ll-it-e) Trustee.
SCHOOL OF PITMAN SHORTHAND
^ 38 Cherokee Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn.
Sates: $50.00 Unlimited Scholarship
*$10.00 per month. For further in"tfcation
write L. B. Smith, Principal
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE I
liy virtue of power of sale contain- <
i l in a certain deed of trust made by i
Henry C. Love, to the undersigned t
Trustee, dated August 24th, 1925, and <
duly registered in the office of reg- '
ist< r of deeds of Cherokee County, i
N. C. in Book of Mortgages and Deeds 1
No. 74, at nape 529, to which reference
is hereby made, and default hav- t
ing been made in the payment of the ]
i Note secured by said deed of trust, <
whr.eby the power of sale therein 1
contained has become operative, and i
u mand havinrr been made upon me ^
1 v the holder of said Note; 1 will on i
.\ionday. the 29th day of November, j
i.'Z't, at 10 o'clock A. M. central ]
time, offer for sale at public auction
tor cash at the temporary court house
li'.or in the town of Murphy. N. C., t
I the following described lands and <
promises, situate lying and being in 1
Valleytown Township, Cherokee Coun- :
ty. N. C.
Being lots Nos. 17, 18, 19, and 20,
in the Olmstead?Morrow Realty Co., c
addition to the town of Andrews, as
per map and plan made by W. C.
Sandlin. said map and plan bearing
date of duly 3Uth, 1912, to which
map and plan reference is hereby
made. r .g
'1 his the 28th day of October, 1926.
LEK WATKINS,
(13-lt-r) Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain Mortgage Deed
executed on the 1st day of February,
1J23, to secure a certain promissory;
note in the sum ot $1825.29, and in- |
terest on same; and default having
been made in payment of said note;
I will on the 6th day of December,
1926 offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder at the court j
house door in Murphy, North Carolina, :
Cherokee County the following described
tract of land: I
Lying and being in Shoal Creek
Township, Cherokee County, cornering
on the North Carolina line about f
50 or 60 rods South of the Public j
Road running from Farner Tennessee
to R. C. Hamby's in North Carolina
and cornering Burnett heirs and Traniham
heirs and the Tennessee Copper
Company, and running East with Bur- j
nett and S. \V. Cotter line to the A. J. j
b'urirer line, thence North with Vovles i
and Filers lino to Noah Bryant line;
tlu*nee West with Noah Bryant and j
Will Farner to the State line; thence j
South with the State line to the Begin" !
ning corner. Containing by estimation
531 acres more or less. i
The terms of said sale will be an- '
r.ounced at the time of sale and said
sale will be held at 10 o'clock, A. M.
on the date above mentioned or on
any of the other legal hours of sale
on said date.
This the 3rd day of November,
1026.
JOHN RUNION,
Mortgagee.
By MOODY & MOODY,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
(13-4t-m)
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain deed of trust
dated August 20, 1925, to secure one
note of $125.00 and default having
been made in the payment of said
note, I will on the first day of December,
1 i'26, offer for sale at public auction
the following parcel or lots of
land:
The same being lots No. 9 and 10
in section 3 as set out on Plat book
Xo. 1 ut pa^e 9, to which reference is
hereby made lor a complete and accurate
description; said plat book being
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Cherokee County, North c
Carolina.
The terms of said sale will be cash.
The sale will be held in front of the
court house door in Murphy, North
Carolina at 10 o'clock A. M. I
This November 1st, 1926.
RALPH MOODY, j
(l3-4t-m) Trustee. (
NOTICE OF SALE
K? virtue of the nower of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust
exec uted June 6, 1924, and securing '
the sum of $750.00, and default having
been made in the payment of said
sum according to provisions of said in- t
strument I will on the first day of s
Decemher, 1926. offer for sale at pub- a
lie auction the following parcel or lot $
of land: t
The same being Lot No. 9 in block ?
H, as set out on plat book No. 1, g
mige 22, records at the office of the <j
Register of Deeds for Cherokee Coun- |
ty, reference is also made to deed t
book No. 87 at page 167, for descrip- c
tion of said tract of land. ?
The terms of said sale to be cash, j
and 3aid sale will be held at 10 o'clock d
A. M. in front of the court house r
door at Murphy, North Carolina and ^
on the date above set out. t
L. E. BAYLESS, 0
(13-4t-m) Trustee. r
NOTICE SALE OF VALUABLE {j
REAL ESTATE c
1
Under and by virtue of a certain t
deed of trust made and entered into E
on the 6th day of Septamber, 1921, 0
THE CHEROKEE SO
BoSV. Joff i?T MB '
ft BOUGHT P'PAPJ- HbUO* j
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C AHV T.MC.VKHO*jy
by S. H. Palmer to the undersigned
D. H. Tillitt, Trustee, for the benefit
|>f W. T. Moore, which deed of trust
is of record in the office of the Register
of Deeds foi Cherokee County, N.
C.. in book No. 80 page 227, I, D. H.
Tillitt, Trustee, in order to satisfy the
unpaid notes thereby secured, will on
the 29th day of November, 1926, at
10:30 o'clock, A. M. (Murphy time)
yffer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described lots
jT parcels of land:
?}o[ ao pojd ui (Xjaoj pun ouiu
nne and Forthy) in the plot of lots
srhich is designated, "Subdivision of
property owned by Mrs. M. E. Cozard
*t Andrews, N. C." Surveyed by W.
P. Krichman, of Asheville, N. C., on
\pril 1st 1926.
Said map or plat being of record in
he Office of the Register of Deeds for
Cherokee County &. C. Reference |
;o which is hereby mad'e for a more !
iccurate and complete description of
taid lots or parcels of land.
Dated and posted this the 27th, day
>f October, 1926.
d. h. tillitt,
(13-4t-t) Trustee.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtue of the power of sale confined
in a certain deed of trust
nade by the Valley River Trading
Zo., to the undesigned Trustee, dated
October 5th, 1920, and recorded in
he office of register of deeds of
Cherokee County, North Carolina, in
iook No. 77, at page 41, to which reference
is hereby made, and default
laving been made in the payment of
ne of the notes secured by said deed
?f trust, whereby the power of sale
las become operative, and demand
laving been made upon the undesigned
trustee by the holder of said note;
will offer for sale at the temporary
ourt house door in the town of Mur?hy,
N. C., on Monday the 29th day
f November, 1926, at 10 o'clock, A.
I. central time, the following deer
ribed lands and premises, situate,
ying and being in the town of AnIrews,
Cherokee Sountv, N. C., and
lounded and described as follows:
Being two acres of land more or
ess, known as the Quincy Whitaker
ract, now known as the T. J. Craword
tract.
This the 28th, day of October, 1926
J. W. WALKER, Trustee.
; 12-4t-w.)
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
s'orth carolina,
:herokee county.
WHEREAS, on the 7th day of July
1925, John Rapcr and wife, Cora
laocr. made, executed and delivered
t mortgage deed to V. J. Phillips and
vife, Josie Phillips, to secure the paynent
of an indebtedness of $450.00,
t default having been made in paynent
of said indebtedness.
NOW, THEREFORE, the undesigned,
by virture of power of sale
ontained in said mortgage deed,
rhich is recorded in Book 84, page
140 in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Cherokee County, will offer
'or sale on Monday, November 29,
1926, at the Courthouse door in Mur>hy.
North Carolina, at eleven o'clock
M., the following described tract
>f land, to-wit:
Lying and being in Murphy Townhip,
Cherokee County, State of
"forth Carolina; Beginning on a Rock
>n the Bank of Martins Creek on the
Vest side of the creek; thence a West
ourse to the point of first ridge near
i large apple tree to a stake on
igreed cornor; thence South a conlition
line to John Ingrams line;
hence East with his line to Martin's
>eek; thence down the Creek as it
neanders to the Beginning corner,
ontaining about seven (7) acres mor i
>r less.
This October 28, 1926.
V. J. PHILLIPS and wife, JOSIE
PHILLIPS. Mortgagees.
By D. WITHERSPOON, Attorney.
[ 12-4t~jvc.)
"fORTH CAROLINA,
:heroeee county.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Leila Dickey, Admx.
Vs
0. C. Davis, Et als.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
TWa A A r? in
*UV usicuiMUk, vr. V/. Lravis Will
ak notice that a summons in the
ibove entitled action was issued
gainst him, and the Bank of Murphy
n the 25th day of September 1926
>y the undersigned Clerk of said
Superior Court, and the complaint in
aid action was filed by the plaintiff
lemanding judgment for the sum of
11550.00, mith interest thereon from
he 2nd day of April, 1928 and cost
f this action, on said 25th day of
September 1926, which said sum of
1550.00 is alleged to be due by the
lefendant O. C. Davis on a certain
tromisary note executed by him as
irincipal and by F. D. Dickey, plain*
iff's intestate, as surety, to the Bank
f Murphy; that said note is several
uonths passed due* said summons is
eturnable before the undersigned, at
tis office in Murphy in said County
n the 29th day of November, 1926.
Phe defendant 0. C. Davis will also
ake notice that a warrant of attachment
was issued by the undersigned
n the 25th day of September 1926 j
OUT. MURPHY. W. C.
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and duly levied by the Sheriff of
Cherokee County against the property
of said defendant which warrant
is returnable before the undersized
at the time and place above named ;
for the return of the summons, when, _
and where the defendant is required
to appear and answer or demur to
the complaint, or the relief demanded
will be granted. 1 t
This the 26, day of October 1926. 1
J. E. KEENER, Assistant Clerk
of the Superior Court.
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50 acres, one-third level, orchard, v
large dwelling, store house and other
out-buildings on good road, two miles
from Peachtree. See Mrs. J. P. McHan,
R. F. D., Marble, N. C. (
(1 l-4t-pd)
FOR SALE?Piano in good condition.
Phone 140. (ll-3t-pd.)
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AWARD OF THE SOUI
RAILWAY'S (
Selecting the Prise Winning Corn In the 1
by the Southern R
At lent*. Oa.?The handsome silver c
cup offered by the Southern Railway
System to the grower of the best t
ten ears of corn, produced in eight e
states of the South and exhibited at c
certain state and district fairs, was S
first competed for in 1925. It was I
shown at most of the fairs within c
the territory and did much to stlm- L
ulate competition among the com ?
growers of the South.
The ten-ear exhibit adjudged to be 1
the best shown at each fair was put f
up In a sealed package by the offl- t
clala of the fair and forwarded to t
the General Agricultural Agent, <
Southern Railway System. Atlanta, p
( a., with a letter certifying the name I
and postofftce address of the grower t
and exhibitor of the com and the r
county In which it was grown. Twen- d
ty-seven lota of corn which had won t
first prises at the fairs were forwarded
to Atlanta. \
At the Invitation of 8outhera Rail- e
way System, Mr. John R. Hutcheson, b
Director of Agricultural Extension, I
Blacks burg, Va.; Mr. E. B. Ferris, Director
of the 8outh Mississippi Branch r
Experiment 8tat!on, PoplarvlHe. Miss., c
and Mrl C. A. Cobb, Editor of the o
Southern Rurallst. Atlanta n. c
In Atlanta on December 7 to select j t
the best one of the twenty-aeven lots >
of corn and award the cup. Each ten- t
ear exhibit was given a number and t>
the judges had no means of knowing d
where It was grown or bV whom It ?
had been exhibited. 1
It la doubtful whether so many nnl- a
fo.mly good exhibits of corn had ever I
before been gotten together In the *
South. All of them were good. bat. li
after carefully going over each ex- o
hlblt and scoring It on the schedule t
of points governing the award, the I
judges unanimously agreed as to one
to which the cup ehould be awarded, c
It was then found that thla exhibit x
had been grown by William Patton a
Roland, a 16-year-old Corn Club boy. C
of Pomarla. Newberry County, Sooth ?
Carolina, and had been awarded the s
first prise at the South Carolina State li
Pair, at Columbia. He was aooord- t
lagly awarded the sup tor UM. to It
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:0RN CUP IN 1925
" ?&Ka
1926 Contest for the Corn Cup offered
allway System.
iwardlng the prize the judges said:
"The committee of judge* feel that
he exhibits assembled in the South- j 1
ra Railway Corn Contest were very
reditable throughout and that the *
Southern Railway itself, especially its !
Development Service, is to be heartily 1
omraended for this forward step It
las taken toward the development of . 1
louthern agriculture.
"We feel that offering the trophy '
b distinctly in the interest of the
armers generally throughout the en- (
Ire southeastern section of the coun- )
ry and are of the opinion that the |
contest is worthy of the continued suptort
of the farmers and agricultural >
eaders in the ?outh. We were pleased <
o find so large a number of exhibits ;
epresenting so wide a territory, in- | .
Heating the wide-spread Interest In i
he contest."
The tup was formally presented to
Villlam Pr ".ton Roland in the Got- .
raor's office at Columbia on Decern- I
ier 23, by Governor Thomas G. Mcleod
of South Carolina.
In conformity with a concurrent
esolutlon adopted by the legislature
f South Carolina, the cup was put
n exhibition in the lobbv of
State Honse. It wag shown at Charleson,
S. C.. during the meeting of the
National Foreign Trade Convention In
hat city. April 28-30, 1926, and waa
aken to Washington, D. C.. and shown
luring the meeting of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, May
1-18, 1926, where It attracted muoh
ttention. By invitation, young Boand
took the cup to the White House,
rhere he was congratulated by Presient
Cool id go and where photographs
f the president, the cup winner and
be cup were made on the White
louse lawn.
It Is interesting to note that the
orn which won tLe prise in 1925
rae a variety originated In Georgia
nd Improved by Mr. T. M. Mills,
iounty Agent, Newberry County,
louth Carolina, a real expert In seed
election and production. The variety
i a single-eared white dent type ol
air uniformity and gobd quality, a I
a heavy prod now. ^ |
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MONEY LENDERS ARE *
JAILING BORROWERS
30RR0WERS UNABLE TO PAY
3 1/2 PER CENT PER MONTH
INTEREST ON LOANS.
Complaining bitterly of the hard
hip existing on certain unfortunate
:itizens growing out of the working
>f the forty-two per cent law pasted
by the Georgia Legislature in 1920,
and seriously questioning the motive*
r>f the backeis who framed the law
and had It passed. Walter C. Hendrlx,
unopposed candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Georgia
Senate from the 35th District (Atlanta
District) declared In a statement
made public here recently.
Mr. Hendrix advocates the repeal oC
the Act of 192<> which allows makers
of loans to charge three and one-half
per cent per month or a total of forty two
per cent per year, and declaring
that gigantic financial institutions have
been built up on six and sever per
cent and that no justification exists
for the State making the legal rate
forty-two per cent.
" In the good years of 1925 and
1926." he stated, "not only on one occasion
but on dozens of occasions
have citizens of Atlanta been arrested
by the officers of our courts under
hail trover proceedings, and placed in
jail oecause they were unable to pay
hack the amount of the loan which
they had borrowed or were unable to
produce the furniture on which they
had given mortgages. One concern in
Atlanta put in jail 16 different persons
here last year and on one occasion
the loan company put in jail
not only the man. but his wife. A large
number of these defendants were white
people, several of them were women.
The entire record is a nauseating one.
"I understand that at the time of
the passage of the act of 1920 it had
the endorsement of a large number
of civic organizations or organizations
claiming that they were working for
the betterment of humanity, including
what is known as the Itussell Sage
Foundation." declared Mr. Hendrlx. "It
Is something of a mystery to me how
any organization headed by experts
who really are working for the betterment
of humanity could ever be
hoodwinked into the belief that the
present-day methods of lending at
forty-two per cent per year and jailing
men and their wives when they
fail to pay. is a just, much less humane
method of administering the
law."
Mr. Hendrlx calls attention to the
fact that there has been an
Influx of loan sharks into
Georgia since the passage of this
bill, and he further calls attention to
the fact that nearly every one of the
loan companies that he referred to.
and he cited numerous specific instances
giving the number of the case
In the Municipal Court of Atlanta
where the record could be found, were
mere local offices of huge, gigantic
organizations which spread throughout
the country and are not purely local
Georgia companies. His information.
lie says, is that the principal
stockholders in nearly every instance
are millionaire? and he expr-s ha
beiief that the conditions wl\c\ he
pointed out as existing in Atiau.a. no
doubt exist in other sections of h?*
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