Used and praised by the most
competent and careful pas
try cooks the world over
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only Baking Powder made m
Tartar made from grapes
SugarJHill News.'
35agar Hill, Nov. &. Rev. Joe Womick
Clled Ms regular and last appointment
.fcr th year at Pleasant Grove. .y
- , We are glad to welcome back in onr
' anttist Misses Hunter and .Finley, our
tm roost excellent teachers, who have
sbcea away.for some time for the far-
to get through with their fall
xaeia.
work..";-'- ;"' S ";" .: ,
Thomas Morris of Marion was a wel
come visitor here last week.
', Miss Lizzie and W. M. Wilson were
in Manon shopping one day last week.
M. Q. Harris made a business trip to
Buncombe county last week.
It is all right what "Isaac" wished to
know If "Bettye" was at the fair for.
" '".. "... ''Isaac
DysarUvillo Dots.
Djfartsvillo, Nov. C.-Noah Wntfoa
Green died October 20, and was Luri-d
at Trinity tho day following. IIo loaves
two pons and three daughters to mourn
their irreparable loss. His wifo and
three sons and one daughter preceded
him to the unknown world. Ho w&a a
vervvooiet inoffensive .man, kind and
obliging, a good citizen and a good
neighbor. . . -
"Mrs. Anna Lovelace of Boiling: Springs
was here at her. father's burial. (Noah
Green.) and remained several days.
Prof, and Mrs. Steppo moved to' Dr
Bartsville last Tuesday and now occupy
the pre raises bought of Upton Brothers.
Prof. Norman Fanning Steppe com
menced the DyBartaville High School to
day. Tfcls Is Prof. Steppe's fourth term
which snows his great popularity among
our people.
C. A. Jaquina is attending to his store
now, James Goforth having quit to farm.
Rev. . Mr. Wo mack of the Tuermal
circuit, preached his last sermon at Trin
ity on the fifth Sunday. .
"Whether . Isaac and Bettye have the
right to poke fun at each other, let
other? judge. Success to both!
Zero. .
- Sale of Land for -Taxes. -
By virtue of the tax list for the years
1909 and 1010. 1. P. H. Ma&hburn, Tax
Collector of McDowell County, will on
the first Mondav in December. 1011. it
being the fourth day of December, i ell
the following lands for the taxes due
for the years 1000 and 1910:
NEBO TOWNSHIP.
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Lowney's Candies
Norris Fine Candies
Parkers Lucky Curve Fountain Pens
Hawkcs Eye Glasses
Nyals Remedies, &c
Always a nice line of Toilet Ar
, tides and fresht supply of
Pure Drugs on hand.
"COME TO SEE US
. THE- DAVIS' PHARMACY
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' ; ; .Land For Sale. ;
"Tat e notice that the undersi giled will,
ssmder and by virtne of the power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage deed,
aecnted by M- C. Bright and hi-wife,
HV jS3. Bright, to the nndersigned, for
?the purpose of seeming, a certain in
fr S&htdne5S therein described, -which may
r C&s fooad of record in; the McDowell
jontr Records for Mortgages, in book
V, at page 262, default having beeffmade
tfe the-payment of said indebtedness on
3$H&an(3, on - . .
- Saturday r the 9th day of December,.
' - 1911. ;: -
between the.honrs of 10 o'clock, a. m.,
5nd 2 o'clock, p m , offer for sale at the
v-eoiart-house door in Marion, North Caro
s lina, t& the highest bidder for cash, an
- undivided one sixth interest in and ; to
':4Sj9 following described land, lying and
ibaiag on Second Broad Biver," in Mont--.
t&rd's Cove township, McDowell county,
specifically described as follows, to--wit:
- " -Lot No. 1: Beginning on a roclr. the
TKrtheast corner of the whole tract and
atina west 22 poles to a black oak - bush;
,tbence south 120 poles to a stake; thence
west 6 poles to a small .red oak bush,
- tfeeace south 118 poles to a stake at the
imblic road; .- thence south 73 east 55
poles to a stake and . pointers; thence
iS0ith 55 east 10 poles to a hickory (now
- down); thence north 30 east 410 poles to
- stake and -pointers; thence - north . 10
-ast 13 poles ta a 'pine near the road;
7 thence south 82 west 69 poles to two
; ,jwhite oaks; thence north 172 poles to a
v pine knot; thence east 11 poles to a stake
- -and pointers; thence north 47 poles to
the beginning, containing 38 acres.
-Lot No. 2; Beginning-on northwest
corner of lofNo. 1 west Hi poles to -a
- nrhite oak; then south 120 poles to a
Hblack oak bush; then west 6 poles to "a
- nsfoke; then south 180 poles to a stake in
. rat3iae line; tnen north 45 east 18 poles
" to a post oak; therfsouth 46 east 28 poles
- -to a persimmon; then south 67 east 34
".Apoles crossing Rock Creek to a chestnut;
- then' north 18 east 42 poles .to a stake;
:4&ence north 44 west crossing Rock
-vCreek to a stake; then north 20 east ,14
-poles to a southwest corner to lot No. 1;
- 4nen with the west line oilot No 1 : to
the beginning,, containing 51 acres.
The foregoing lots are more fully de
scribed in the commissioner's report in
a certain proceeding entitled Bright ts
Morgan in Book 2, at page 299, - of the
Special Proceedings Docket, in the
Clerk of the Court's office, McDowell
county.
Lot No. 3: Beginning on a pine tree
standing on the southeast siae- of the
road at the top of the hill southwest of
where the Sugar Hill road, leading to
Bethel crosses the river, William
Bright's, deceased, corner, and runs
with said William Bright'a line south
82 west 69 poles to a white oak; thence
north 170 poles crossing the river and a
branch to a pine knob; thence with
William Bright's line east 17 poles to a
black oak corner of another tract; thence
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Tom and Chaa Rutherford. 10 acres 5 61 1 fl
Henry Rutherford, 16 acres
NORTH COVE TOWNSHIP.
J F Biddix, SO acres
W 8 Biddix. 7 acrra x
W A Elliott. 185 acres
P I Hollineld. 45 acres
Mrs. M M Hefner. 20 acres
1 MILLINERY
Name
J W Bailey. 875 acres
M T Bailey, 67 acres
J H Cnthbertaon, 21 acres -
T A Edwards. 23 acres
W A Finley. 160 acres
W N Giles, 7 acres
Sarah Halliburton. 200 acres
J W Hensly. 193 acres
T M Janes, 14 acres
B N Lewi, 125 acres
N M Mason, 150 acres
B H Simmons. 89 acres
Mlrah Fulwood. 3 acres
Brown Hardy, H acres
Amt Tax
$71.10
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Just received another lot of Street
Hats, also a full line of Boys' Hats,
Baby Caps, and Aviation Caps.
Wc invite your inspection.
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north 44 poles to a sonrwood: thence it Spppis, 43 acres COO & '10)
west 4 poles to a line; thence north 4
poles to ; thence west 83 poles
crossing a branch to a post oak, an old
corner; thence north 120 poles to a white
oak on the west bank, of the branch;
thence east crossing the branch 88 poles
to a stake and pointers; thence sonth 20
poles to a black. oak corner of the 25
acre tract; tnence east o poles to a
stakjv, thence sonth 03 poles to a Spanish
oak; thence east 180 poles to a stake on
Neals or Hostellers line; thence with
said line sonth 00 poles to Betake, John
Morris corner; thence with Morris line
west 04 poles to a stake and pointers,
his corner; thence 26 poles to' a stake;
thence east 10 poles, to a white oak.
M orris corner; thence south 127 poles
TOhirjft nnV an olrl mrnpr tipat n BTr4ntT? I Mrs M M FrOCtOr,
thence south C3 roles to the berfnnine: Caroline Pyatt, ISO acres.
containing in ail 354 acres. More Inllv
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described in Deed. Book 5, at page 44 of
McDowell County Deed Records, less 50
acres described in a deed executed by
M. B. Bright to Cannes Bright, on the
15th day of February. 1883. - -
It being the purpose hereunder to sell
and convey the undivided interest of C.
M. Bright in and to the land of. which
his father. M. B. Bright, died seized.
This the 7th day of November. 1911.
J. P. Bright and Hattte Briqiit,
'Mortgagees.
Pless and "Winborne, Attorneys.
R J Hennesee, heirs. 33 a ("OO&'IO)
H A Heffner, 150 acres. (1000)
John F Lowery. 35 acres
Green McKinney. 60 acres
W M McOUl, 47 acres
Horton Ollis, 106 acres
C H OUis. 180 acres
BRACKETT TOWKSniP.
E M Andrews. 50 acres
W D Arrowood, 31 acres
A W Arrowood. 200 acres
Wm Bruner, 7 acres
Geo. ConiMir, 43 acres
J W Conner. 70 acres
John Gibson. 20 acres
J II Lewis, Jr., 52 acres
Rosana Lawing, 115 acres .
IIIQGINS TOWNSHIP.
33 acres
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CROOKED CREEK TOWNSHIP.
G A Bradley. 34 acres 7.17
J C Oole, 250 acres 7.8J
OLD FORT TOWNSHIP.
J H Salisbury. 143 acres 62.20
. . Notice-r-Salfi of Land.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in mortgage deed, from M. F.
Davis, and wife Evan Davis, to M. D.
Bright, registered in the office of the'
Register of Deeds for McDowell county,
in book 12 at page 235, the same having
been executed to secure the payment of
a certain sum of money therein named.
default Having been made in the pay
ment thereof, the nndertigned executors;
of the said M. B. Bright, deceased, will
All tr tVt A rtl tVi oof Vil rl r 1 r IP frt --a a V it
mas tsougnt bumncr ons 6, uo s btocKJsfssfg Mrioa- M
Saturday, December Oth, 1011. '
the following described lands in Mom-
; : at one lOUrtn OH ana pari ai One nan OH. lands of Elmlra Morris, Albert Lawing,
. ,.-'- v . . v and others! .
: "71 OrvvSI 4l 5 Ats.f Beginning on a white oak and rucn
OUtUldl OaiC Id liUW UUIII5 UH. west 20 poles to a stake; thenc aonth 23
-v r:y::v ; ;. " ; . v : - y . poles to a stake: thence west 8 poles to
Everything in Dry, Goods, Blankets, Bedding, . White yStSMu encf Tb "
'Goods, Underwear, Notions, Ladies Coats, Wraps" and bhTtt Snh
Suitis, Millinery, Hosiery, etc of Superior Quality. . said branch to Rock creek; thence with
The best on the market
Try it for good biscuits.
O Then wc have a nice fresh stock of Buckwheat Flour. 0
Oak Flakes, Maple Syrup, Sweet and'Sour Pickles.
ICingan's Hams- '
vBreakf ast Bacon .
q and Chase Sc. Sanborn's high grade Coffee and Tea. q
bee our nne ivew Dishes.
W.-6MY
NEXT-DOOR TO POSTOFF1CE.
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YOU WILL HAVE 'WO
REGRETS
ever before was
re&uced prices. '
u:c h i PD"C ro??! l.nenco witn naia Lawina
(ram on side of the
road; thence with J. B. Morgan's lino to
a corner 01 ine xi miara urignt landii at
Sreat assaying does thlSlpermit that it Will pay YOU to IBrighfa lino east to a etako and pointers
-xome a
hundred mUes to buy to supply your, winter needs, dtht" !l I '
r'A-'-vJr'1-.;''. '. ".v ' apanlah oak; thence north 43 c-aat C3
if you allow us to sell you your
winter shoes Our.line for the
w;hole f cunily ire great values- ,
The best and most complete stock of Underwear to be
founcL- A big lot Sweaters, Mufflers, etc Our stock of K
tions arc up-to-date and sure to please the most critical
New lot pL hats just in.
, Nowhere else can you obtain a such bargains
as
. ;!i IM Peerllsss Fasti I nir6
. ... At Sumner Sons & Co's Old Stand,
SO and 42 Patton Av. Acheville, N. C
at this I Poles to a poet oak; thence aouth 40 east
poiea 10 a persimmon ana roc-t pile;
thence nonth 67 east , 2.1 poles cronds
creek to a chestnnt"; thence south 20
east 70 poles to a pine; thence north M
poles to a stake; thence "north 60 east CO
poles to a eonr wood; thence to tho bo-
ginninfr, coniaunng no acres more or
less.
This 7th day of November, 1011.
A- Lu Bright and OoLiTMnua Bhiqut.
Executors of IL-B. Bright, deccwed.
Men's and Boys' Clothing and
entra pants, work shirts, sus
penders, etc v
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