. LEGAL MATTERS j
NOTICR: N.tLB OF TALFABLE KKU.
IXTATE
Under ami bv virtu* of .1 certain deed of 1
trust, made and executed by Mrs. Alice
Dewar to the undersigned trustee on the 11th
day of September. !'>;? which deed of trust ;
is recorded in the office of the Register of 1
Dwds for Cherokee Omn'y. N r in l >.?v '
No. 59 |ms?* I" 'lei^ult ??e~n marie ???
the payment of the debt thereby secured and
demand for sat?? Jiavh; e-?n made. I W ?_*
Morrow. Trust - ? v. ;|I -?ti t -? ."Ith :i>
(VtotMT 1?." :t t ? ?' ' ?? k \ M 'Mi: -
phy Tlnie> ? * ?!:?? court!" 1 -??? ioor :t? M'J"''
x r . offer t ?: ?r.- ?> ? htshest ????>.' ,
l ?r .ash th* fo!!nvv!u tes- ? "? 1 ' r ? * la&i :,j
Iteinc one lc :n ? * T"wn >t Andr-w*
North r.i r ' n 1.
Ite^innint: >n " !??* > ? ? ? ;ir i c ??? ?? 2 ? ??"av-- J
the lal't C M- v.* itwri >i nd T
Bristol, m. J run- v. ? -.-??- ; ? r.e : *? ?? ? ? ?!
a stake. thence ? an I: !.??>? ir. i
feet 1 ? .si. ike. tiiem ? N ???*: '"??-"?> r
S < ; - i ! .t -.~:tuj : ?eT iron
io-< fee t :? ::tn.nc - . ?? I ?*; S:>.
Street
This 1 >-*: r
thi-4 d iv b> ... . .. ....
hi id W T F.r--. ... ? :'.-na K .rs>
t ? w ! 1 1 ? ! : i , ; ,r :
made
Dated anl posted this the ilst. day of
S ?pt-iiJ'*,r 1 ? . '
n . m ?}:*:? ?\v,
f!Mt-dht> I' '."1LLIT. Attorno
MITIC1 : "? \1.K l)F VVI 1 1 Mil l: RFAL
KST \T l:
I'ndar 1 ?? t v:rtu?- ? ? i'n deed of 1
trust, m i l.' ?nd e\,- by J I? Parker
in-i v. ? ? .v - o. I'l-ket .n the :vh. diy
? if \ uifusr . I ?> ? I -? -irdersiisne.1 trustee
whi h trus' :s it" re.-or i ;n the ..??'ice
of 1 he Kejj:?.*-r ?: ! ?? is : - Cherokee i "oun
tv N V ;?? -k N *i :-.ce 14- default
1 ????*? made ;r- ?? ? payment ?: the
debt therel?> wur-i in ! den:. in. I for sile
having b - n ::i . i--, I ? H. Ttllitt. Trust.-,
will >n the -I'h. I iy : 1 ? 192?. at
.?leven A ? M -.????.?. Tin;-" ?: th
courthouse i ?.?r Mur-ilv. N. C offer f"r
sale to the f -t 1 i *r for ash a three,
seventh interns*. .:i *'.;?? f dJov. ma ?lc>? riJ'ed
tract m of lan i
Ilektinnim; >11 t . ::estmit tr?^' >n the divis
ion line between under* i! i NV :'>->n an l
runs N. E. 21 po -<= ' > a red ' ik; thence
S. 30 K -7 poles " ? ? lend l ink ? ik near
i sprinc. then- - >. ? < K jioles to a post
oak and stak" on th- ? .p the ridwe; then-e
with the ti:eandiT.< M 'il p<des to a
hickory on fhe top of the r:.:^e m the origi
nal line; then th t I ne S 50 poles l 1
hirkory on ?n i >m?r . ? ?!. ? S ."1" \V.
I poK -
ik. thence with
the meanders N 7r. W
t.? a black oik <n J -? 1 ;??.?: t? ? N W.
piles to ? bl 1 .ik .lush 'orner -f
launders lot: ft-ence vrith same line also ;
lUe.md "I'l O! * ?? I| l^e ? ???','.< ' , 1 OOSt ? "< I
thetu'e N ?; \" '? ci'ir.
containing ?? i
SKCONti TJtAC" , larce '
*'? ?? k oak N i: ?rne N ? *?; ' - ? v.;'}.
old line |- v...!--, - rite:
top ot i ? .4- i -?????? j; id" in i a^re*-l
by Morsan ?'u:":-> ? ? : Wttliar. Breel-.n:
? de ft th. ridae
thenco W. . ...
to a staku . ?: i :. c-- ? t -r trade bv
Joel Thompson ar-I .5 T Ci.p- ? th.ei'.. ?
Northward .? litlo:. ' . *?.? i b'.ack ik
at or near i!i- - ? . rd ? J N ?? thxv..rd
on said r. ice . - r 1 . i ..'a I.t.. ?-.?.?nee East
With the old line to the i'-^rinin*. contain- j
ina :.?> i r-ts. j
The interest ? ? . v? ?? ?? j in r:. trust be,nif a
three vent l a und ? l
|>aie<l md posted - " ? List. da\ . t
Sepl ember. 1 ? . 7
< It-dlit 1 r> H TILLITT. Trustee, j
NOTK'I >\1 I. OF \ \ I I I UH.K KI.AL
ESTATE
I'nder H i virtue ..f ? cer!a:r. deed Of'
tnw' in...!- . I ?!:????! b\ J. It Phelps.
Tru*!."1, t.? j!i.? unier/^nned on th?' 17th ilav'
?f January. i;?2C. which deed (?: trust is re
corded in the ? ? j 1 1 . -?? of the Resister of Dee.!.*
for Cher<ik'? Cimntv. N i* . tn hook No. :*3
page :>(?> ? i-i' .* u It having Won made in the
paytiKMi; of the deb? th-*rei ur- d md ?!??
niam! fi?r sale having i.en made. I I? 11.
Tillltf, Trustee will on the _?th. day of
(Htobcr. I ~ .?? *????-? I; ? lock. A M.
(Murphy Tln?<?> at :???? courthouse door in
Murphy. N ? ? t ir sale to th?* hifih-'St
bidder for .sh the '.lowing described tra> t
.f land
FIRST TRACT Being a part of tract No.
Beginning m a ston>> ? orner on
hank of the Xantahala Turnpike Road at
whit
direct ion up M ,rr .
Southern
pole
...? pOICS to i
a maple i i.rner: then. .- K. 1 < poles to
stake in the Nantahala Township Road;
them a t with -i i Road .ibout 16 poles
i white oak turner in the line of the Mans
Reese Sons l.iml ? then ?? N .' J poles t> a
to the lM>>;inninK containing 10 ucr?-s. more ,
or less
SECOND TRACT: Rein* a part Of No. 4
90 Beginning on a white oak. runs North
52 pules to a I. trust ^"aku in i -enter ??f Nan
tahala Turnpike Road, thence West wit". said '
roaci < poles to .. small !>r ?m-h: tlier e up
said branch with it* meanders 52 poles to !1
the hack line .t said tract No. 7": thence
buck S poles t?? tli-- ?R~-Kinnin?, containing 3
acr.-s more or less
'fated and posted th?s the -1st. day of Sep
* tern her. 1927.
(S-lt-dhO p. H. TII.LITT. Trustee.
I
NOTICK OF SAI.K 1 \I>KK DEED OF TRl'ST
By virtue of the power of sale contained in
two certain deeds of trust executed by W.
A. Bryxon to the undersitrned. as Trustee,
the first dated September 1st. 1921. record
ed in the office of the Register of Deeds for
Cherokee County in Rook 7?>, at pa?e 530, and
securing an indebtedness of $1300. on. the sec- (
ond dated Oct. 19th, 19921, recorded In said
office in Hook 76. at page 532. and securing i
an indebtedness of $4,000.00. and by reason |
of default in payment of the Indebtedness se- '
1 V1^'1 hy tho two said deeds of trust. I will
f 'on Monday. November 7th. 1927. at eleven'
o'clock. A .M. , offer for sale at pnh'fc oul- I
cry, for cash, at the Court. House door in
MuTSmy. r^orth Carolina the following lot of
land in Murphy. North Carolina, conveyed by
both ?aid deeds of trust, to- wit:
Beginning or. the corner of the lot formerly
owned by the estate of L. T... Witherspoon.
deceased (now K. B. Norvell). on Campbell i
Street, and runs with Campbell Street 206 I
feet, more or less, to the intersection of ;
Campbell Street with Valley River Avenue; j
thence running a Westerly Course with Val- ,
ley River Avenue 87 feet, more or less, to the
intersection of Alley with Valley River Ave- I
nu?; thence running with said alley in a !
South Bast course to the Witherspoon corn- 1
er (now Norvell corner) thence with the line |
I of the Witherspoon Lot (now Norvell lot) 157
Lfeet. more or less to the beginning.
? The proceeds of sale to be applied first, to ?
m :he payment of the indebtedness secured by ,
* the deeds of trust above recited bearing date ?
of September 1st, 1921. second any excess. !
after payment of the above, with cost and j
expense/* of sale, to be applied to the pay
. Bient of the Indebtedness secured by the
above reclded deed of trust bearing date of J
>0ctob'.< 19th. 1921.
? . * fjsptember 30th. 1927.
D. WITHERSPOON. Trustee. |
:K OF SALE UNDER DEED IN
TRUST
e of the provisions of a deed of
Frank P. Dickey to A. B. Dickey.
Thoa. C. Dickey, dated April
tered April 7. i:*17 in Book No.
7 i. Cherokee Deed Re< ortls. secur
it of a note of even date due one
date, with 6 percent interest
default having been, made in the
:\
pa>m?lt of Mm#, the undersigned trusts
f wll to sal# Ht the Court house door
j }n <'her_->kee Covntjr. to the highest bidder for
cash, the following Town Lot situate In
J Murphy. X C . and conveyvd a.* security In
| sail deed in trust. to wit
One Lot in th" town of Murphy. X. C. . it j
Iw'ni known h the Old Stable Lot' REtllN
NINO on a jitik- on T-nn-'Wfe Street and s i
inrrt-r of the Mincu.* lot. and runs with 1
;>T"j?is' I i r"* South SO' West t-? i
I .?? >r. Mincus* l ornir thenee South 40'
K:i?t ? '"????* f-? i s*:ik??: then, e North 50'' East
??.is i stake on Tenn-ssee Street;;
C>. r ? ?h T?nn?*-">- Street N >rrh 4??' West
i '????* * ? t - f >-*i;innini!. ? ?ntaininc s 7
V ' T ?? made t I. .-k r. M
M ' X 7 l '.T ??? Mtl*& |
s..l r< >*** <?' v. i?h i-;t<?r-?* up r> th?- |
.? ? ? th of I>?nk 1? ni?-koy on
A I'lfKKY Trustee
\ * :? : s' per: <h .
EI.IZaHETH ROSE. Plunt.f.
V#
?? .T ROSE ! ? ?' -riant
NOTICE ?F ?.| RVICK OF NOTICE OF
ACTION *Nj) M MM(lN-i K\
I'l IVI.IC \TH?N
- ,? ??>?:! .-r ,\ .1 -v 31 take r ?>
?* ?"?' ? !? >* ?????- - : - -I assirst him In
t> .. > : ? 1" ? - < :* ''v.", v.'-- i "? untv. N. C.
??? I * ??? i ? ? ?:* th? * ? ; i ? ?? : >n i* to ob
tain :? p.- - e from th -Is mat-ltnony
on S i*M' ?- The - ? I defendant
will f*jr?h-? take no: ? that he <s required
t-> ip' " ?' rhe Clerk of the
S*:pe- . ??? ?- ? i t ?? Ch r k? ? Co?:nty. N". C . in
Murphy N ?* . on ihe ?.r- 1 day ??? November.
.ml answ-- ?r demur t ? the compln'nt
now* or f:'*> in the offi- e of the Clerk of the
S :i r Court f Cherokee County. N C.. or
th ? Plaint *'f will apply for thf relief de
manded *i the omplaint of '? ???? M-Un.iff.
Th:-' 1 l*r. !iy or s.-pfetnher. 1 '? J 7 .
P ?? HV \TT < "leri: >f fVe
Super, i r C"Ur? of Cherokee Cour.iy
North Carolina.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ON ESTATE
OF >1. E. COZ*S
Th-? ur, dersier hereby giv??n notice that
f h ? has tuiltfied as Executrix of the Estate
M E Coj*ad. e:!.-;^.! ,rd all persons
\ ; ;; ii ::n ?c urs* the estate are
fj> exhil'it them t? the undersiiened
..\.- urr:\ ' * he sud ? ? ";te within twelve
month- fr ?in th** . r l ?! ?v Septeuiher. 1921
I or th;* no*!i-?? will 1m> pleaded in l?;?r of re
? % -'on. All persons inlebtetl to the
sii! e?-,-e i * e r -iuested to settle with the
un : r-i ine-l.
Th - .?.???? e-v-e- 1-.-Y, 1 r* _ T
ELANOK LOCISE COZAD.
E\o \ i he Estate >1: E ''"n-l
Andrews N ?rth Carolina.
Stat- ?? \ ??!. Ca r< ?! , n : -4"her<ik?>e <"ounSy.
N T'lE ST I'EISIi niri-.T
Frank ie .1 Bedinerfield vs Frank A Bedinef ? Id
N??ti?-e of Sen Ire ??f *?uiumon?? l?> I'uhlicatiun
-e i :.? r ; I : ; A Redini-'i-ld will
take n. ?? ?* * >n entitle.! .is ai.i?v.
has I ? n ?nmen<"-i :n t!;e Superior Court of
Cherokee County. N and the action i" top
t" i' >olut?* divorve fr >t:i the lion. is of matrl
ni>m> ? >n > -tir >ry - ?urvls The Haiti deten
? Ki!!-. V fur* her ? ? ke not:- * that he re
ou.rttl ? ????,: It the tri;e .f the ('l.-rk
? *" the suf-r ?? r Court of 1 County ;ii the
?*imrt U ? in Murphy \ ?? on the .- th.
? i i\ ot N ? -r-.bei . l'.?_" and answer or de
mur "? *!.? -riplainr in tt.e <..i .< ? ? . ? -u . now
? n file ' ? r th- plaint;: f will apply
to the - relief demar le-j in
phtint.
? r I .y ot ? ?? t. l-r 1 '.7.
IV ?? HYATT.
?*:? r s ? ' ? ? Superior ? " ?urt r.-.-ptkee
? " "-? * -T'-i ? Coun v. N ?\
HIAWASSEE
A crowd from our section motor
ed to Copperhill Sunday to a baptis
ing, there were 37 baptised.
Rev. Sibbold Smith and Rev. James j
Griffin from Cherokee. N. C., were
here over the week end. Rev. Smith
preached two interesting sermons
Saturday night and Sunday. They
left here t.. begin a revival at Long
Ridge.
Th?.? measles are raging in our sec
tion. We fear we will have to stop
the school. Mrs. John Picklesimer is
very ill with measles at this writing, i
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Allen and fam
ily of Brooklyn, X. V., who have been
spending their vacation with relatives
of this section, started for their home
Monday. They were accompanied j
by the fcr mer's mother, Mrs. Emaline }
Allen and the latter's brother Mr.
Con dry Eller. We wish them a safe
journey. j
Mr. George Payne is still on the
sick list. i
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eller and chil
dren, Dorthy and Goldman spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Led ford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gothrie and fam
ily. of Copperhill, Tenn., visited Mr. -
and Mrs. ReRadle Hamby Sunday. J
Mrs. J. H. Reid has been very sick ?
but is better at this writing.
Messrs Charlie Ledford and Arvil
Williamson left Sunday for Cincjn
atti, Ohio. Thev will motor through
in a car. Let's hope for them a safe
trip.
Misses Vcstie and Vjrrtle William
son spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. .f. H. Reed.
Vengence in Mine, I shall repay
sayeth the Lord.
Theother night at mid-night. El
mer Ledford was aroused from sleep.
He thought someone was stealing his
chickens. He hastened to the hen
house and found a fine white leg
horn hen wounded by a very large
o 'possum. He escaped but later
came back and before Elmer could
kill him the o'possum killed another ;
i hen. To get revenge Elmer dressed |
the o'possum and put him on to cook !
before he attenmpted to sleep.
Miss Willie Kate Johnson and baby
; sister. Mildred, of Marble, visited 1
J their grand parents. Mr. a Mrs. E.
W. Taylor last week en;i.
A. J. Barton and gr:i". imotner.
Mrs. R. E. Hal! visited W . W. barton
and family Tuesday.
Elmer Taylor of Turtle: v. T enn.
visited his parents Sunday.
H. X. Taylor is visitim ins son.
Dr. H. C. Taylor at Churl * N. C.
T. S. Runion and son. Raymond
made a business trip to Murphy Sat
urday.
Clarence King made a >usines> trip
to Murphy Friday.
C. E. Walker, who was called home
on account of the illness of his child
has returned to Copperhi!! where he
Mrs. W. M. Clont- h i- returned
home from Turtletown v ve she ha
been spending a few oay- with her
sister Mis. L. G. Tay
Mr. ami Mrs. L. P. Payne are at
Copperhill where Mr. Payne is hav
, ing some dental work
Henry Payne and far : y have re
turned from Gastonla.
J. M. Taylor is engage i in fox
hunting. He had a rea! race and
caught a fox last Saturday night.
Mr. Will Hall and daug: :* . P? rnie
visited their daughter, Mr-. Raluh O.
Taylor Sunday.
LETITIA
has a position.
A revival meeting is expected t?>
begin at Oak Grove church r. xt first
Sunday.
Poley Wilcox visited his brother at
Turtlctown Saturday and Sunday.
Later, Maybe Eh ?
They were standing in the hallway
waiting for the orchestra to play
again.
Tenderly he placed his arm around I
her waist.
She blushed and stepped back.
"You cant pull that stuff i this
house." was * repr jf. ''But say ;
kid, we've sot a side porch that's the ;
best place in town."
Next time you
buy calomel ask
for
JotaD
TRADE MARK REG.
s
The thoroughly purif:.?d
and refined calomel com
bined with assistant and
corrective agents.
Nausoaless ? Safe ? Sur<?
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"T\ yTY father, who is past 75, shares our bottle of Syiup
1V1 Pepsin with his little great-granddaughter aged
three. ? And when I feel constipated, with headache and
bilious ess, I also get rr>v share of Syrup Pepsin. We would as
soon think of being ui.nout salt and sugar as not to have a
bottle of l)r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in the house." (Name and
address will be furnished upon request)
Constipation Always a Danger
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For a free trial bottle send name and address to
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SYRUP
PEPSIN
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