SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS
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TRUSTEE’S SALE.
\oitli { aiolina—Tran^ylv -nia Co.inty.
^ flic of :>o\ver ve•^tod in the under-
' * W Z icUdrv, 51" Trustee, ill a certain
$i5“r':- tnmt beaniiK aaie the Htn dny of Aprij,
’vivutfii bv WiiUain Will mue and wife,
Iflfii'.vhitniire, lo the siiid Trustee, to secure
5>5j.u'J to W. H Kaiilkiier, which
till* jinj mid mnpaul, and having been re-
described m me said
tni't. f r the puri)Ose of coliectiiiK the
‘ i iM(lebt.'<ii‘Oss. 1 will, on Monday, OeC. oOi.h,
it 1.’o’cloi’k m., at the court how-ie door,
’ ‘ lo^vii of Brevard .'•eli lo the highest bid-
cash, the following des-tibed tract of
and being in Hosback Town-hip
1‘'‘‘ Joiintvof Transylvania, iidjoining the lands
ML'rriai’i Wliiiniire, Runsey Whitmire, Mark
uhi.iii K' other', being the same land
, I C. J. H-'udfison ai.d wife to William
^vniti'iite :ni<l wiie. byoeed dated Feb. the 18th,
"I, mid refolded in Kook 8, }' ge 476,
'ftic'e-'f Ueg.sierof -Deed.N of Transy
Seiica Items.
in the
uj,.!*,.! iiif 1 ivania
1 Mtv. refore ce to w'hich deed hereby made
r I fii’i scripiioii of the saia land.
TlV" proceeils of ihe said sale u’lll be av>piicd;
"to tiie O't and expanses of the said sale;
(is
toihe discharge of ihe .‘^ald indebted-
"a'mi ii» rerminder, if any, to be paid to
Uifsaid \v Ilham Trustee.
MOTi&E OF SERVi&E OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION.
North Carolina—Transylvania County.
In the Suptrior Court—Before the Clerk.
Catherine Lyda et al.
vs.
R L. Revis et al.
Votice of Service of Summons by Publication.
Xhe defendant', R. L Revis, J. H. Revis,
Elvira Nix and her husband Robert Nix, Elmira
Siiulers and her husband J. L. Sanners, Ljzzie
Holecmbe and her husband John Hoh ombe, J.
V, Revis, Jr E. Revis, jr., J C Revis, W. M
Bro'viiaiid Harriet Revi>, in the above entitled
ji tiou, will tJifce notice that an action entitled
as above has been cou;raenced in the Superior
Court of Transylvania county, befoie the Clerk
thereof, to sell certain lands belonging to the
fdiiteof J. K Revis deceased, which lands lie
in Hogbac k Township, in Transvlvania County,
.N’orih (,'arohna, and to divide the proceeds of
th^ sale of said lands among the plaintift's and
liefeiKlants, who are owners of taid lands as
tenant.' in common.
Aiul the said defendants wdll further take no
tice that they are recjuired to ai'pt'ar before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Transylvania
plmnty, at his ottice in the court house in Brt*-
viird, on Tuesdav, the 10th day of Dcceraber,
1907, at 11 o’clock a. m., and answerer demur
to ihe r-etition and complaint of the plaintiffs in
sai(i action, or the ph.'intjfis wiil apply to the
court for the relief demanded therein.
Tliis the .5th day of Noveraher, 1907.
T. T. LOFTIS, CJei fc Superior Court.
Gaih & Galloway, Attorneys for Plaintiff's.
Executor^s Notice*
North Carolina—Transylvania County.
Having rjualitied as executor of the last will
and testament of Mrs. C. ShUfoni, deceased,
late of ihe said county of Transylvania, this is
toriotify all pen-ons having claims against the
e:«taie of s-aid deceased to exhibit them to the
undersiuned on or before the-first day of Nov.,
19 :8. or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recoveiy. All persons indebted to said estate
will please mane immediate payment, I'his the
12th day of October, 1907
C. A. SHUFORD,
* Executor of Mrs C C. Shuford, dec’d.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
ILivuig qualified as Mdiniiii'trator of Elizabeth
Powier dec ease d, laK‘of f he county of I ransyl-
vaiiia, N. ihis is lo notify all pe/'-ons having
claims against the estate' f the said ciecea'^ed to
exhibit them to the undersi.irned on or befr-re
the 10,h day of November, 1908. or this noti< e
niJl be plead in bar of their recovery. All p< r-
,‘oiis indebted to said estate will please make
immediate pavmen:. ihis 2nd day of Novem
ber. IOC‘7, ‘ G. WILSON.
Administrator.
NOTiCE.
Having ciualilied as executor of W R. Moore
deceased, late of Transylvania county, N- C.,
this is to notify all persons having claims
again t tlie e tate of the said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undf'rsigned o;i or before the
10th day of October 1908, or thi^ notice will be
plead in bar of their ri covery. All per ons in
debted to the said estate will please make imme
diate payment. September 30th, 1907. .
V. C. MOORE,
* Executor of W. R. Moore, deceased.
Entry No* 25II*
F. 0. Thomas enters and claims -10 acres of
hnid ni Eastatoe Township, 'I ransylvania coun
ty, on the waters of the North Fork of Frenc*h
Broad river, adjoining the lands of G. H. Moore
JUKI F. O. Thomas Ksguming on a stone in the
line of grant No. 14873 t ' F. O. Thomas and runs
v.'rious courses for comj) cement. Entert-d Sei t
2S l'K7. M. W. GALT.OWAY.
Entry Taker.
Entry No^ 2512*
North Carolina—Tiansylvania County.
G. W Heece enters and claim-s .'jO acres of ln”tl
i’ll Ka'tatoe T.'Wiiship. said county, on ih«- wa
ters of ulady Fork of Ka>t Foifcc'f French Broad
ru'LT, adjomins the lands of M. Bornshine, (».
Koece, and bordering on the South (’arolif a
hue. Begitniiiig on the “EHieott Kock” on the
south Cur)iii\a line a^i'i juns with the Sonth
tiuvdiiia line S 72 cleg W to a s one. Bornshine’s
C'inu'r; tijen« e vations cour>es for- comp ement,
'0 :=s to include iill vacant iand. Entered Oc..
T, lOur. M. W. GALl.OWAY,
* Kntry Taker.
Entry No* 2513*
G. H Moore enters arcl claims 25 acres of la d
tnorcM.r less in Gloucester Township. Transj 1-
Vauiii (oiinty. on the wsiters of Diamonds creek
of the North For!c of the Frenc h Brcvici rive r,
*’dji)i;iiiig the latids of F. O. Thomas and G II.
?.Iuoro Beginning C)ii a white oak, tlie begiti-
iiiiig corner of (irant No. to G jlT. Moorj atid
hi ^ ho'K^e ii 'Oiith-east dir ction with the line
F 0 'i'homas to iJie liin- between (ilonc^esler
Kastatoe Townships; thence w'ith said town-
line a northeast direction to the mouth of
|*iiitnom^s ereek; thersce with the lines of Gra'>t
55 to the beginni!!g. Entered O t. 2(5, 1907
* M. W. GALLOWaY, Entry Taker.
Entry No* 2514*
North Carolina—Transylvania County.
A. H Owen en.ers and claims 3153.< acres of
l^iid lii (il()uc('ster 'I c»v* i;ship. >aid tdnnty, on
thc‘w( St fork of French Broad river, adjtiinii’.g
laiuis of John 0wen->’ heirs and others.
W);iiining on a st->kc^ in the* south l)Oundary line
yisi:-.te(irant N<>\ io''74 to M. L. Ow'en for 2::0
*^<rcs, on t!ie nort'iea^t s de of Shelton’s I'i-gah.
'^’id run< tliciice various c-ourses for comple
ment. Entered Nov. 9, 1907.
M Vn'. (iAI.L'..)WAY’, Entry Taker.
I, M. W. Gal’ov.-^y, Kntry Tnkei for Transyl-
'ania<tuuty, <-.-nify that t.^e foregoing i- a t:*ue
■opy of entry made. r^sv. Ui appear by reference
w the entry book in mv ofQc-e.
M.W GALI.OWAY^
KiUrv Tcker
Loea' rrp crjent'tttve for PjTvard
and iiit-iciiJ e snb.-c: iis- oi a
'-'Mient niCiiiihly ni-,igi,/!■•<•, o • a yal^rj' ■ r.d
''iniiv.svioii Exierienv‘<‘ di sirab e, but
i ' ^‘^''^iiry Gof>d opponunity for risht per-
Vd. Fublisher, Box hO, Station u,
*^e\v>,ork. 1,12t
The sn’oscription price of the
v-s wiil h3 increased to i?1.25 per
yo:jr after January 1- All who pay
advance hofore that dfite will .r^et
paper a^' present price. The in-
(rousted ^cost of eYcrything coniiect-
j irdntini? business
this step neces::i-iry. tf
Editor Sylvan Valley IS'ews:
Hello, Captain, I was just in fnn.
Say ! Yonng man, please pay that
boy.
Davis says the farm is worth
$50,000.
Even a fool is wise if he holds
his peace.
Robert Miller at T. H, Grogan’s \
again Sunday.
Many of our people were in Bre
vard last V7eek.
Laura Fowler was in Brevard last
week after medicine.
Joe Dunn of Lake Toxaway was
in this section last week.
S. J. Tinsley and J. A. Bryson
were killing hogs recently.
The door, so Sis says, could not
be opened in time of trouble.
Who’s on the warpath? Why
not refer it to the Hague Tribunal?
Luke Osteen was breaking his
oxen last w'eek He had a tough
job.
Hattie Grogan went to Lake Tox
away last week, but she could not
stay.
Mrs. Van Putnam of Brevard vis
ited her aunt E. J. Fenwicke last
week.
Van Waldrop called at T. H. Gro
gan’s Sunday night and enjoyed
himself.
Mrs. P. C. Hamlin and Davis Bar
ton were at the carding machine
last week.
J. A. Johnson, has returned from
Jackson where he has been teach
ing school.
Mary Ellenburg spent a few days
last week w'ith her daughter Mrs.
S. Grogan.
Kay King and his friend of Bre
vard were at Seiica on Thanksgiv
ing hunting.
Sam Osteen sj^ent last Sunday at
Lake Toxaway with his nephew
John Tinsley.
M. R. Gleason has “Grooves” to
undergo in Jackson since he talked
law to the boys.
Little Jim Bracken, of Brevard
will start for South Carolina to the
factory this week.
On account of the cold weather
there w^ere but few at our Sunday
school last Sunday.
Mrs. W, H Nicholson visited her
father and liiother Mr. and Mrs,
Eli Ilamlin Saturday.
Misses Flora and Florence Tins
ley were^visting their grandfather
S. J- Tinsley last week.
Russell Sharj) has moved from
here to Calvert section where he
will clerk for O. L. Erwin.
We will not hear from John Jap
soon. He is staying with the old
man at Calvert at x>resent.
Vv^ill some one please give them
a free subscription to^the^News and
save them time and trouble?
H, C. Barton sa,ys ^he ’ can’t talk j
on ‘Hhese telephones” and he is not
gMng to try any more either.
Fayette Osteen started for Pisgah
Forest Sunday. The train left him
so he spent the day at R. R. Deav-
er's.
John D. Archbald, vice president
of the Standard Oil Co., silent one
night last w'eek vrith J. C. Whit
mire Jr.
Baxter Hamlin says as soon as
the i^anic is over he is going to
build a “subscription” bridge over
the river.
Uncle John Whitmire of Calvert
made a quilting and a big dinner on
Thanksgiving. The visitors report
a jolly good time.
Lon Johnson Vv^ll leave us this
week for South Carolina where he
expects to make'his future home.
We vrish him well.
C. M. Dunn and Burgin Ma.ssa,
two more experienced miners, are
to be here soon to assist the pres
ent force that is now at work in the
Seiica gold mine._
I wonder if the Bird that C. M.
Dunn, was trying to catch at Way-
nesville last week is the one he
tried so hard to catch in Brevard
last winter. It seems that he has
bad luck with Ducks and Birds.
Crab Applk.
Gailioiiii Jottings.
Editor Sylvan Valley News:
Farmers in this locality are busy
gathering and husking corn.
Mark Osborne is teaching near
Cedar Mountain. Is getting on
nicely and is well pleased with his
work.
William McCrary has bought the
Calhoun property'and is occupying
the house. He is running his saw
mill on the premises.
Miss Nor ah Ashworth is teaching
at Grange in a cottage near her
home and has an interesting school.
She seems to have the good will of
all her pupils.
Miss Birdie McCail, of Calhoun,
and Thomas Curry, of South Caro
lina, were recently married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
F M. Jordan. May their life be
happy and prosperous.
Rev. F. M. Jordan recently held
a series of meetings at little River
church continuing two weeks,
which was very well attended. He
did fine preaching and accomplish
ed a great work. The church has
unanimously elected Rev. Briggs as
pastor. He is an earnest and faith
ful worker and an able preacher.
He preached some fine sermons dur
ing the series of meetings.
L. M. O.
He Fought at Gettysburjr.
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y.,
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes:
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For several years I had stomach
trouble and paid out much money
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began takinji: Electric Bittters. I
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sure cure tor lame back and weak
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F you want lower prices and better valuesf than you can obta;in anywhere else in Western Nort.h Caro
lina, come to our Spot Cash Store at Cherry tie! d. Vv’e have just opened a brand new stock and are
givinof the lowest possible prices. Eyery one knows that all merchandise is at a very hi^^h rate just now.
Not considering- this, we have cut our per cent, of profit to the minimum, and ai*e g-ivin^- enormous
values at very low lig-ures.
Men’s and Boys ready-made Suits, $12.50 and
$10 values, at ^'9 and $7.
Men’s Hats from 48c to $l.‘i8—regular $1 and ^1.75
sellers.
Men’s heavy $1.25 Jeans Pant??. 95c.
Heavy work Shirts, worth 50c to 75c, for 38c
and 48c.
Men’s heavy Underwear, 75c values, for 48c.
Fine laundered Shirts, regular‘30c and 75c values,
for 38c and 48c.
$1.25 Overalls 98c; 75c Overalls 48c: Bovs Over
alls 43c.
Men’s plain, fancy, fleece-lined and all-wool
hose from 9c to 24c.
Ladies’ Hose of best quality, lie to 23c.
Ladies’ Vests, 50c values for 29c.
Men’s $1.25 Gloves, 95e; Men’s 75c Gioves, -*8c.
Men’s $1.50 work coats, 51.2S; Men’s $2 Pants to
match. $1.48.
Men’s $5 Overcoats for $2.88.
Outside of these items we have a full, well assorted line of ^
Dress Goods, Notions, Groceries, Hardware, etc., 1
ALL at the same low flexures.
Yes, we have a complete stock of the famous “Hub Shoes” which we are selling at 10 to
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