NOTICE OP SALE
Under and by virtue of the power !
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by Elring Realty
Company to the undersigned trustee,
dated the 30th day of April, 1923,
and duly recorded in book 102, page
622, records of mortgages and deeds
ot' trust for Jackson County, and
hook 32, page 4, reeords of mortgages
arid deeds of trust for Macon county,
X. C., default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured, and the holder of
the notes having made demand upon
fhe undersigned trustee that he ex
ercise the power contained in said
deed of trust and sell the property
therein described in satisfaction of
the debt, I will, therefore, on Satur
day, December 22nd, 1928, at 2 o'
clock, P. M., at the Court House door
of Jackson County, Sylva, N. C. ex
pose for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
pieces, parcels or tracts of land, fit
uate, lying and being in Macon and
Jackson Counties, North Carolina,
bounded and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
FIRST TRACT:
Being those tvyo tracts or pieces
of land lying and being near the srap
of the Co wee Mountain, one tract
lying in Jackson County and the oth
er in Macon Ctfunty, North Carolina,
and fully bounded and desepfowl in
a deed from the Cowee Mountain
School, Inc., to Thos. C. McKoy,
dated May 1st, 1922 and recorded in
book H-4, page 261, of the records
of deeds for Macon County, and also
duly recorded in Jackson County, N.
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SECOND TRACT:
All that ccrtain tract described in
a deed from Dan Holderman arid wife
to T. C. McKoy, dated the 1st day
of May, 3922, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Macon County, in book H-4, page
317.
(THIRD TRACT:
All that land described in a deed
from Will Browning to T. C. McKoy,
dated the 10th day of November,
1922, and duly recordedJfin said
records of Macon County, in book
J-4, page 35, to which deeds and the
record thereof in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Macon County,
as above noted, and in Jackson Coun
ty, reference is hereby made for more
full description.
The above three tracts being the
: same land as described in a deed
from Thomas C. McKoy to S. Stern
berg, dated April 1st, 1924, and duly
recorded in book J-4, page 261, i;
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THANKSGIVING IS HERE NOW
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HAVE JUST INSTALLED A
REAL DRV CLEANING PLANT
for the benefit of the people who want up to date work and quick
service. Our plant is now equipped with the latest flow system
and up to date machinery as all modern plants have. Our prices
??re the same as have heen before:
Men's Suits dry cleaned and pressed $1.00
Boy's Suits dry oleaned and pressed 50c up
Men's Overcoats dry cleaned and pressed - $1-00 up
Men's pants dry cleaned and pressed - 50?
Boys pants dry cleaned and pressed 25c ?P
Ladies' Coats, plain, dry cleaned and pressed $1.00
Ladies' coats, fur trimmed d. c and pressed $1.25 up
Ladies' fur coats dry cleaned and pressed $2.00
Ladies' silk dresses, plain d. c. and pressed : ? $L00
Ladies' plaited dresses d. c. and pressed $1.00 up
Ladies' ensemble snits d. c. pressed $L50
Ladies' furs cleaned .. : ...60c up
Ladies' gloves cleaned ? 25c
Ladies' and Gents' hats cleaned and blocked. Made! to look
like new ? 50c
WE DYE FOR YOU
Ladies' Coats $3.00
Ladies' Dresses . .... $2.00
Ladies' Sweaters $1.50
Gents' Suits .* i ? $3.00
Overcoats ....I.... ..... ? . $3,00 up
Sweaters \ .. ? $1.50
Pants '.f.x $L50
(Tents' Coats $2.00
Other articles in proportion.
Ladies' and Cent's altering done by skilled tailor, coats cat
off, sleeves altered, relined, repairing and mending all kinds.
Prices reasonable.
Rugs cleaned by the square foot 3, 4 and 5c
In fact we clean everything that is not out of the ordinary
line of cleaning.
Just Phone EDWARDS & BOLICK, No 120
In Red Building back of New Jackson Hotel
Pleasing Our Customers ia Our Motto
cords of deeds for Maeon County.
POUElH;^BA(*r
Consisting Of three separate tracts,
one for 400 aares, one for 150 acres,
and the third for 200 acres, more or
less, and folly bounded and described
in a deed from the Michigan Mie*
Company to S. Sternberk and
McKoy, dated the 28th day of May,
1927, and dnly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Macon
Connty North Carolina, in book of
deeds No. A-4, page 42, et seq, on
the 9th day of June, 1917.
FIFTH TRACT:
Consisting df a tract of land
bounded and described in a teedj
from R. L. Williams, and Cansas Wil
liams, his wife, to S. Sternberg and
Fi. P. McKoy, dated the 5th day of
July, 1917, and duly recorded in
book A-4, page 77, et scq., of the
records of deeds for Macon County,
and containing 19 acres more or less,
to which deeds and the records there
of for fuller description, reference
is hereby made.
The fourth and fifth tracts above
described being the same land as de
scribed in a deed from E. P. McKoy
and Wife to S. Sternberg, dated the
6th day of January, 1926, and duly
recorded in book N-4, page 84,. re
cords of deeds for Macon County.
'SIXTH TRACT:
l;t ( *???*+ of State Grant No.
411, and Ivmg .yd h"'"g in the 'Mill
Shoal Township, BE* ? 1 N" VTVG at a
stake, the Northeast corner ?u
Grant No. 4ll, and runs South J7
and one half D East, 28 1-2 poles
to a stake in the North bank of ap
old, road leading into the Cowee Sec
tion; thence South 49 1-2 D. West,
24 poles to a stake in an old road
in Flower's Gap; thence South 70 1-2
D. West, 45 poles to a stake in the
line of Grant No. 999; thence North
31 1-2D. West, 23 poles to the North
west corner of Grant No. 411} thenee
North 59 I) East, 65 poles to the
beginning: containing 11 1-2 act-en,
more or less.
SEVENTH TRACT:
Being a part of State Grant No.
1869, and lying and being in Cowee
Township, being a part of what is
known as the Osborne tract, BEGIN
NING at a hickory, the Northwest
corner of Grant No. 1868, and the
I Northeast corner of Grant No. 1869,
and runs South 70 D. West, 35 poles
to a stake; thence South 20 D. East,
311 poles to a stake in line of Mc
Cormack Tract; thence North 82 D.
East, 36 poles to a stake, corner of
McConnack Tract; thence North 20 D
West, 318 poles to the beginning;
containing 69 1-2 acres, more or less.
EXCEPTING, HOWEVER, Ifrom
said tract, the mineral interest and
mining privileges.
The sixth and seventh tracts
above described being the same land
as described in a deed from C.
F. McKoy and wife and others, to S.
Sternberg, dated the 25th day of
February, 1926, and recorded in book
H-4, page 85, records of deeds for
Macon County.
EXCEPTING AND RESERVING,
HOWEVER, out of and from the
lands hereinabove described, the fol
lowing described land which was
heretofore conveyed by S. Sternberg
and wife to C. F. Moody and others,
in exchange for the sixth and seventh
tracts above described, the land being
excepted |?eing es follows;
Being parts of State Grants No?.
999, 1868 and apd 15,T56, BE
GINNING on a" Spanish Oak, old
corner of 4 tracts (Grnts Noe? 215,
299, 1868 and 13756), and runs North
87 D. West, 215 poles to a stake in
the line of Section No. 104; thence
with the line of Section 104, North
2 D. East, 27 poles to a stake in the
line of Section 104; thence North
82 D. East, 154 poles to a stake, cor- 1
ner of McCormack tract thence South i
63 D. East, 37 poles tO a black oak; '
thence North 87 1-2 D. East, 31 1-2
poles to a Spanish Oak; thence North
70 1-2 East, 34 poles to a stake in
the line of Grant No. 411; thence
South 31 1-2 D. East, 52 poles to a
stake; thence Sfrfifti 40 D. West, 102
poles to a stake in the line of Grant
No. 3636; thence North 88 D. West,
13 poles to a stake in the line of
Grant No. 215; thenee North 3 D.
East, 80 pole=. to Hie beginning; con
taining 81 acres, more or less.
Eixcepting tHat portion of the said
lands, lying in Maoon County, which
portions will be sold at 12 o'clock
Noon, at the Court House door of
Macon County, in the City of Frank
lin, N. C., on the same date.
This the 21st day of November,
H028.
Guy Weaver, Trustee. /?
ll-22-4ts.
McCoys
Service Station
_ Standard Products
Phone 125
Thanksgiving is observed by all the United
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States, the.... District of Columbia and. .. Alaska.
Thanksgiving day was decreed by Governor Brad
ford of the Plymouth Colony more than three hun
dred years ago in appreciation of the bountiful
harvest which was gathered from the abandoned
fields of a tribe of Indians that had passed. There
was much preparation for the first Thanksgiving.
The women and even the children spent days boil
ing, baking and roasting, preparing for the great
feast. '-* '
We should give thanks in even gTeater meas
ure than our Pilgrim Fathers, as the kind hand of
providence has permitted us to see the ideal of
their dreams, the new world with more than three
hundred Jjfears of progress.
.We welcome this sacred day to give thanks
and express our appreciation for all the good that
has come to us during the past year. We are mind
ful of the fact that the patronage of our good cus
tomers has contributed greatly to this end.
For your consideration, we have a complete
line of modern1 utensils and equipment for cook
ing and baking, also everything in good eats with
which you can prepare this Thanksgiving dinner
within a few hours, whereas, our Pilgrim Fathers
spent days preparing with crude or no equipment.
We will be waiting with a full line of high'
grade merchandise and our very best efforts to
merit your confidence and patronage for the com
ing year.
Quality with service js our aim. \ jjg
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Sylva Supply Co.
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