COURT OALANDER FOR MAY TERM 1923
JACKSON COUNTY v
Atty'sPlf. Calender No. Da^Si: :
MONDAY MAY 21, 1923
Tom Tatham ct al 2- J. K^QtMa]
,? vs . *
Robinsott and Sutton 1
Stillwell
C. C. Buchanan
/
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Hooker & Moore
Sherrill &
Buchanan
Sutton&Stillwell
& ilu^li Monteith
W. R. Sherrill
Murry
Buchanan &
Moore
Alley & Alley &
W. R. Sherrill
Alley & Alley &
W. J. Hannah
W. R. Sherrill
W. R. Sherrill
Alden Howell et al
2 Dock Shular
vs
Jennie Shular
3 R. D. Cowan
vs
C. D. Carnea ^
/
I D. A. Bumgardner et al
vs
Carr Lbr. Company
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5 E. J. Smith
vs
Mftqgie Smith
TUESDAY MAY 22, 1923
C Howell Taylor
vs
Lee Hooper
190 W. R. Sherrill *
) *
Satton&Stillwell
198 Sutton and
Stillwell
242
Sutton A
Stillwell
^ 7
P. R, Griffin 32
vs
Fannie Griffin
8 Alexander 33
vs
Alexander
9 Chiloska
vs
Chilloska
S ? *)? -
10 J. K. lvenney,
V!?
Board of Highway >
Commissioners jmd Commissioners
of Jackson County
27a W. P. Sherrill ? ,
W. E. Aif orc :
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12
K:hi-v! ? rv.lv
Minnie i i '
*8
.19:* >
Bourne, Par';?'r & .Tone
& Hugh MylUCitii
W. E. Moore
Sutton & Stilhvell l.>
w
W. E. Moore
Sutton & Stillwell
S. W. Black
M t.
14 R. B. Shnji-V
Vj?
Mills William^ C'i -t. C*
A v : ?
V8
Alvin Frady
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THURSDAY MAY 21, 1923
Iti * J. K. Dillard
vs
C. VV. Denning & Co.
17 Road Trustees of
Sylva Township
vs
Tuck.&S.E.Uy.Co. and
Luck Company
2Pa
Svrtt< a -Jc
-(
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194 Alley k Alley
189 AUey&Alley
Hooker & Moore
Sherrill & Home 19
r>
18 Blue Ridge Lbr. Co.
vs
Lee Hooper
FRIDAY MAY 25, 1923
V
D. C. Hooper
VS
Blackwood Lbr. Co.
100 Alley AAlley
5a Alley ft Alley
Moorc& Sutton &
Stillwell
9
20 F. A. Brown et al
vs
J. E. Walker et al
11 Alleyft Alley W. R.
Sherrill, C. C.Buehanan
and Hugh Monteith
SATURDAY MAY 26,1923
Alley & Alley 21
Vv . R. SliCi'A'lil
Alley & Alley 22
Alley & Alley & 23
W. E. Moore
Lena Dills et al
vs
C. J. Harris&J. C. Sutton
124 SuttonftStillwell
/
MooreftHoker
Mehoney .fynes & Co. 14 W. R. Sherrill
vs
M. L. Coggins
Robert McKee
vs
61
Stevens ftAndeeou
Champion Lbr. C. \
MONDAY MAY 28, 1923
Alley & Alley
24 Robert A.McDonald et al 42 Sotl< * ft St:.'J* ?:!l ?
vs
Sherrill & Buchanan Road Trustee ; of Sylva
Tcwnship and Co. (' 'imuir^ivneK
W. E. Moore & Hugh 25 L. L. 1< rix
. . ,vs
Monteith Sylva Tanning Co.
9a
and W. E. M?^w
^Afiey & Alley
!
TUESDAY MAY 29, 1923
Alley & Alley
26"
Theodtire ?!i:e!isnan
vs
C. C. Buchanan&W. E. Moore A. A. Nichols
Sutton&Stillwcll
21o S\?;t ?&Sti':w? lS
30a AUey ft Alley!
W. E. Moore anil ,
27 A. A. Nichols ft
H. L. EVans l o,
VS , ' ... 'y ) ;
Theodore Buohanjin c. C. C. Buchanan !
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WEDNESDAY MAY 30, 1923 j
Sherrill&IIvnie
23
M. L. Long et al
8* AUey ft Alley
V3
as
Caney Fork logging Ry. Co.
, JMkmASttilwdl 29 ? Henry Farley 22 HarkinsA V an winkle
vg ,v
J.W.Rtrtherf6rd&A. L. Fariey i
Sutton 4b Stillwell A 30 Sylva Timber & Lbr. Co. 234 Sherrill&Black
- vs ... '
W. F. Moody et al
Alley ft Alley
C. C. Cowan
C. C. Cowan
W. E. Moore
Alley ft Alley
C. C. Buchanan
MOTION DOCKET
f
D. D. Daves et al
VS , '
Pressley
{
Shexrill&Harwood
D.J). Davies et al
vs
W. 8. Adams & Tuck. Mm. Co.
Frapk Ray
3 W. E. Moore&Hoker
'3 C. C. Cowan
vs
J. C. Bryson et al
4 v K. T. Davis
vs
W. M. Quiett
5 J. D. WalLon
vs
W. F. Dcckcr .
6
18
W. R. Slierrill
67 - Johnson
6
40
Satton -ft Stillwell 9
Sutton&Stillwell 10
Wolf Mt. Lbr. Co. &
C.-B. Zachary et al
vs
D. H. Pressley & I. H. Franks
Charlie Cook ? 60
vs
John Cook ,
J. T. Shular
vs
oDEhcll Pain'-." ot al
Cjypdler Buchanan 89
vs
J. S. Higdon
< David Mathis 118
vs
J. L. West et al
J. F. Ray
W E. Moore
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Special Notice to Shriners
? r> account ,>? the IMPERIAL C 'UNTIL. ANCIENT ARABIC ORDER
NOBLES of the M\STIC SHRINE, to be held in
Washington, D. C., June f>, 6, and 7, 1923
The Southern Railway System will- sell to members of the Shrine and de
pendent members of their families, upon presentation and surrender of
identifications certificates of the required form, round-trip tickets, at the rate
one 4nd one-half fare for the round-trip.
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Tickets will be on sale June 1st to 6th, inclusive, and have final limit ex
piring June 30th, 1923.
The fare from SYLVA will be 28.25
The fare from DILLSBORO will be 28.35
The fare from ADDIE will be 28.00
Round-trip Pullman fare from ASHEVILLE:
Lower Berth, 15.00
?Upper Berth 12.00
Drawing Room, 45.00
SPECIAL TRAINS
GOING:
Leave Asheville, 5:00 P. M. (E. Time) June 4th.
Arrive Shrine Park {Alexandria) 9:00 A. M. " June 5th.
RETURNING: ,
Leave Shrine Park (Alexandria) 1 :30 A. M. (E. Time) June 81h. |
Arrive Asheville, 5:00 P.M. " June 8th I
(NOTE: Speeial car* and speci*' **
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? , ^ .ou a. M. (E. Time) June 81h
??mc, 5:00 P.M. " June 8th.
(NOTE: Speeial c&nfrand special trains will not go into the Terminal
Station, Washington, but will be taken direct to Shrine Park, j
< Alexandria, Va.) '
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A limited number of Pnii? -
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icrmrna
vaiten direct to Shrine Park
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A limited number of Pullman cars have been assigned to Asheville and
Applications for space most be accompanied by check or money order, as
no reservations will be made. 1
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The Pullman rates quoted abo\c cover your trip from time yon loavc
Asheville until your return to that point, including ^looping and livin."
privileges while at Shrine Park, Alexandra'., Va.
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At Shrine Park feeding arrangements of liigh class, baths and all the
comforts of home will be found. j ? (
Buy your Pullman accommodations promptly.
J. H. WOOD, Division Passenger Agent,
42 Haywood Street, Asheville, N. C.
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I - NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
EXECUTION.
By virtue of an execution to me
i directed from the Superior Court of
Jackson County in favor of the plain
tiff in an action entitled County
Savings Bank of Abeville, is plain
tiff and B. R. TOLBERT, Jr., is de
fendant for the sum of five thousand
five hundred fifty six and 91-100
dollars, I will on Monday the 4th
day . of June 1923 it being the $ist
Monday in the month of June, at
the court house door in the town of
Sylva and in said connty, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the right
title and interest of the said R R.
Tolbert, Jr., has or had on the 30th
day of October 1922 in fhe following
tract 6x lot of land described as
follows :
In Cashiers Valley Township,
Jackson County, North Carolina,
situate lying and being on both sides
of the Turnpike leading from Wal
halla in South Carolina to Webster
in North Carolina, bounded by the
lands of Alfred Zachary, Samuel
Allison and the heiis at law of John
S. Preston deceased, containing sixty
five acres more or less, being same
lands conveyed by deed from Eliza
beth F. Parker and Francis L. Park
er, her husband, to R. R Tolbert, Jr.,
bearing date the 29th day of July
1909 as registered in tho office of the
register of deeds for Jackson County
in Book 50 at Page 44 et seq. to
which reference is hereby made and
being same lands upon whieh the
sheriff' of Jackson County levied a
writ of Attachment on in the case
entitled as above sot forth. Reference I
is hereby made to said levy of at- j
tachment as made on the 30th day j
of October 1922 as same is docketed
in the office of the Clerk of the j
Superior Court of Jackson County ;
in Judgement Docket of said Court, i
Said sale being made to satisfy
said debt and exeeution and eosts.
This the 26th day of April 1923.
N. L. SUTTON,
Sheriff Jaekson County.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EX
ECUTION
By virtue of an execution to me
issued from the Superior Court of
Jack8o!n Countv. in favor of Vincent
A Hughes against Natural Products
Corporation, for the sum of $5000.00
interest and costs, I will, on Monday,
the 21st day of May, 1923, at the
court house door, at Sylva, 2h said
county, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the entire mineral interest and
all rights said Natural Products Cor
poration, has in the lafods described
in a deed from John E. Ensley and
wife to Natural Products Corpora
tion, dated Nov. 4, 1918, recorded
in the office of the Register of Deed*,
Book No. 76, page 359. Beginning at
a black gum, the beginning corner ot
Sec. 48 and runs S. 70 degrees E. 32
poles to a chestnut, comer of 47
then N. 55 degrees E. 250 poles to a
chestnut, in the line of a seventy-five
acre tract, the N. 53 degrees W. 160
to a stake, the Southeast corner of
his 100 acre tract, known as the Mill
tract, the^i S. 55 degrees W. 160
poles to a small chestnut its corner,
then N. 53 degrees W. 16 poles to a
beech in the line of 48, then S. 20
degrees W. 70 poles to a black oak
(old corner) then N. 70 degrees W.
32 poles to a locust stump in tho
field, then S. 20 W. 26 poles to the
beginning. Con taftiing fifty acres more
or less.
Said sale is made to satisfy said
execution and costs.
This April 16, 1923. 4
N. L. SUTTON,
Sheriff.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In accordance with the new School
Code enacted by the General As
sembly of 1923, notice is hereby
given that the County Board of Edu
catio'ji will elect a County Superin
tendent of Public Instruction at its
next meeting, the same being the!
First Monday in May, for the bien- ;
nial term beginning July 1st, 1923. !
By Order of the Cot^nty Board of :
Education. j
ODELL S. DILLARD,
Sec. Ex-officio to Board of .
Education.
This April 17, 1923.
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE
By virtue of the tax list placed in
my hands for collection for the year
1922 by the board of Aldermen of i
the Town of Sylva, I will, on the!
first Monday in June, 1923 it being'
the fourth day thereof, at the court;
house door in the town of Sylva, at '
12 o'clock noon expose for sale to
c t bidder for cash, to satisfy
the delinquent taxes and cost, the
following described real estate:
To each of the following add one
dollar and twenty eenta for costs.
T. T. Angel $8.00
f Amod 6.00
D'.ck Bennett : 3.30
Ross Bennett 3.00:
EL A. Bennett I .3.25 j
Cole Birch .3.38;
J. W. Bumgarner, Jr. 3.46 .
I Jim H. Cathey ? .
| W. H. Conley ']01
Q. C. Cody , ? ij
0. C.' Cunningham
Joe A. Devil 17'1?
0. 8. Dillard ? ? ^
Z. J. Fincannon ?
j J. W. Fore 3l
' John Frady ....
Fair Association 25.0'j
Ira Franklin ...t | (>(j
Arthur Bryson 2
Barney Bnreh 3 ;j)
J. B. Ga rrett ? j, :w
jr J. Gray v . 35fH)
E. 0. Mashbhra 45^
W. G. Mashburn ig 0
H. H. Messer 3.^
C. H. Miller ? 35
Ras Miller 31^
Edd Moore ' 2.75
W. B. Morris 7 43
John C. Morris 3^
B. R. Morgan 10.2T,
Blain Nicholson ? 3.0U
Eugene Parker loo
Jim Potts 6.65
J. T. Powell t 3.00
A. C. Queen . 23.00
W. H. Rhodes i 25.00
J. 0. Parker .. ? 13.95
Frank Scott 5.61
J. B.andT . D. Smith 20.00
Geo Sprinkles 3.00
Mrs. Suggs ? 5.00
Sylva Realty Co 3.25
Newell Ward 7.25
I D. W. Zaehary 26 %
' Western Union Tel. Co. 2.04
Ran Tollie 3.00
Arthur and Harley Bryson 20;00
Cloarane Love 18.00
John Auston 3.10
j John Arnold 9.00
! John Bryson 18.00
Mary Bryson 8.00
Peter Brysop 4.50
' J. C. Bryson - 2.00
Bill Coward 11.33
Heniy Doreey 3.00
Sol Doreey . ? *? 2.75
Abraham Enloc - >3.90
Harve Howell - 5.00
Lee Howell ,....1... 6.00
Walter McDowell 3.05
.severe McDowcll '!0')
Jack. Murr ;'-76
' thn X r nan ^*?11
)?!i Pickens 5,00
&V ?])' i-rd ; -00
Frank Wilson M*?
r'rank Worley -4.50
J. L Jones 4.56
W. M. ROGERS,
Town Tax Collector.
11TH CAROLINA/
ACKSON COUNTY.'"
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
I wish to call attention to Article
VII, Section 160, of the Publie
School Laws, enacted by the Genml
Assembly of 1923, relative to mak
ing application for position as teach,
er. This law is as follows:
"It is the duty of teachers in mak
ing application for a position to
? each, tint, to file application with
.! ;? Superintendent , stating the kind
and the number of the certificate
held, when the certificate expires,
experience iA teaching, the positioi
last held, and a statement that ap
plicant has no contagious diseanc.
The applicant should also state that
the applicant, if elected will not
break the contract without the ap
proval of the Superintendent who
approved the contract without giv
ing:, at least, thirty days notice, and
that he or she will observe the rules
and regulations adopted by the
B^ard of Trusees or the County
Board of Education, under wh'tse
jurisdiction she is employed to
teach."
All teacher* desiring to teach ia
this county this year are requested
1 1 f'!c in the office of the County
Board of Education, an application
containing the above data. I have
?n hand a fnll supply of blanks anJ
?:rge that all teacher^ and prospec
tive teachers get these blanks a?
early as possible and file with me.
O. S DILLARD,
Superintendent of Public In
struction.
TOMBSTONES
We'll provide any type
of Memorial you desire,
Granite, Marble and
other stones.
H. STEIN
Sylva, N. 0.