BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
Lepi Advertisements. '
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE J. M.
LYDA LANDS, IN TRANSYLVANIA
COUNTY, KNOWN AS SEE-OFF
PROPERTY.
By virtue of a decrec of the Superior
court of Hondorson county in the case of
VV. W. Lyda, administrator of the estate ol
J. M. Lyda, deceased, vs. Mary 1C. Il.iy-
dock and others, the undersigned admin
istrator and commissioner will sell to
make assets to pay dv'bts, at public outcry
at the court house door of Transylvania
county on Mon.lay. the 5th day of Febru
ary, l‘)i7, at o’clock p. ni., all the fol
lowing described lands iK'limcin)!; to the
estate of I aid deceased, situate in said
county of Transylvania and state of
North Carolina and described as follows:
That land in Dunn’s Kock township,
Transylvania county. North Carolina,
lying on the waters of Dunn’s creek and
Hogsed’s creek, adjoining lands of C. 11.
(lumaer, Hunvan llogsed, Riley llogsed,
Mrs. H. 1’. Clark, W iderv..I. M. Holden.
Hume, Lai.d, iJakcr, Dillie Wilson. Dave
Wilson, Hainet and others, descrilK-d in
dec'll from ('leveland and Williams to .1.
Manly Lyda of date .lanuary IL’th,
and iin record ;:i bock 3S, page 30') of tl.e
records ttf deed for Traiisvlvania county.
N. C., and more particularly dc.;cribi (l a.'-
follows:
Beginning on a large chestnut oak n»ar
the south sidi- of the road ] ading from
the Brevard-.lones (lap r'.id to the tt)p of
“See t)ff’ mountain, saivl trei- being a
corner of ('. H-. (lumaer’s land, and runs
south degrei s .^0 iniiuites east tv. i h i-i
hundred and three (12(U) feet to a stone
and black gum; then south SI degrees 50 ■
minutes east t'ixteen hundred and I'u’ly-
two (lt)52) feet to a m.in e; then south ll
degrees L'5 minutes west three hundred
and sixty-four ) feet to a stone; then
north degrees .ill minutes west three
hundred and eighty-four feet to a
s;>ruce pine; then Sviuth 2 degrees 10 min
utes west two hundred, and three (20.^)
feet to a stone at a r(»ad; then north S7
degrees .V( minutes west liftv-si.\ feet
t«* a stake in said road; then with said
road about ISdegiees west eight hundred
atid seventy-live feet more or less to a
stone in said road; thin leaving .'^aid road
.south 10 degrees west two hundred and
twenty-tight (2L’S) feet to a spanish oak;
then souih 30 degrees west witli Dive
Wilson's line twelve hundred lifty-three
(1253) feet to a store; then s(mth .^0 de
grees east six hundri-d sixly-six ((»())) feet
to a stone; thi n still with Dave Wilson's
line south S7 degree?. 3i> minutes east live
hundred twenty-nine (52*) leet to a storie;
then stil! with said Dave \\ iison’s line
south 2 degrees 2J' minutes west ten hun
dred .seventy-six teet (107ol t) a stone;
then south 12 degrees .^.5 minutes east
three hundred forty-eight (.vj>s) feet to a
stone; then south (>S degrees west ten
hundred forty-three (KM.M feet to a black
oak. corner of the Dillie W ilson land; then
south 1.^ degrees west with the Dillie Wil
son line se\en hundred forty (710) feet to
a chestnut, a corner of the Baker tract;
then with the line of the Baker tract
north 5() degrees west nine hundred forty-
two (912) feet to a mai)le, a corner of the
schotd property; then north 35 degrees
east with schotd projjerly line (,ne hun
dred and sixty-five (lo5) feet to a black
gum; then north 30 degrees west with
school property line four hundred ninety-
tive (4't5) ftat to a hickcry, corner of
school property; then south 15 degrees
west six hundred and ten ((>1(0 feet to a
stone at the road; then with the road a
south course one hundred feet (100) to a
stake; then still with said road a south
course si;; hundred (6(H)) feet to a spanish
oak, a corner of the school j)roperty; then
still with the road a southwest course
three hundred (300) feet to a spanish oak
on the bank of said road; then south (lO
degrees 10 minutes east sixty-three feet to
a spanish oak and post oak; then south 20
degrees 3(i niinuL s east with the line of
the Baker property live hundred and
forty-three (513) feet to a stone; then still
with the Baker line south 21 degrees 35
grees east t .vo hundred thirty-five feet t. being in the county of Transylvania and
I mapie; then north 72 degree'I 20 niimue.-^ state of North Carolina, and in Boyd
west tiiree luuuire;! eighty-si;; teei j tovvnshiji:
to a stone; t’len norih .''3 degrees 3(> pnii- | jjeginning on a stake in the old rr :>ih1
utes ea>t six hundred tl’.irty-eight I*’'*'"''| .-.impson line, the wesiern corner of :i
O. MAX OAKDNEB
feet to a b a'k gun;; ihen north 31 (iegn . s
15 minutes ej.sl t »> hun-red seven!\
1270] feet to a \v!-it-' e.ai;; the!', n.-'th 1 I
degrees 55 minutes e.ist four hund.cd six
I 106) feet to a do:','’-' i il; I iu n north S i!i -
grees east five huudred uinety-( iv Ir'M]
feet to the beginning, eoiitaining eight
Iiundred acres, nu>re or le.«s.
The terms of said arv- one-hali cash,
the balance in ecpial pa>meii;s e' idejued
hv nt)te i>n si« and i” eivc months lime
with interest at (» with oi>tion in pur
chase to pay all cash at tlu' tinie of con
firmation or any time thereafter withi
accrued interest. i
This the ‘1th dav of .lanuarv, l‘)17.
W W . LYDA, i
Administrator and Commissioner. i
l-12-ltcs&s
NOTICE-LAND SALE BY COM
MISSIONER
l^V virtue of the power, direction and
authority given the undersigned eonimis-
sioncr a]>pointed by the C l lii of tiie Su-
I perior Court of Transylvania c« unty, in a
; special jiroceeding pending in raid court,
I eniitii.(I:
! "vSaral; .1. Wil>-.‘!m, adnrnistnitrix of .1.
j M. Wilhelm. u ceased, vs. \\ . i*’. W ilheiin
let al.” 1 wil! sell to tin* highest bidder, on
t lie terms nu-nti -m d beh-w. on Monday,
1 Feb. 5th. l'M7, at 12 v>'ch ck M. all the fol-
j lowini, ileserihed lands, situate in Kastatoe
town hi;). 'rransylv;’nia cuunty, N. C..
' Iviiig on the west side of French Broad
I river, and on the west side of Kast Fork
■ creek, bounded as follows:
j First tract: Beginning on a sourwood
land dogwood, the S. D. Wliitmire corner,
I standing on a ridge south of the .1. M.
: Wilhelm dwelling, and runs S. (/) degrees
j K. 142 j>oles to a black gum and oak in
it’o Ciillespie line; then N. 23' • degrees 1C.
2o poles to a Spanish oak; then N. 2 de-
I grees W. 112 ])oIes to a black oak; then N.
j 15degrees W. 51 poles t«> a stake; then
' N. 12 di‘gre;;s W. jioles to a stone; then
I N. 11 degrees W. .^3 poles to a stake: then
I X. .^7 degn es \V. 1S'_. pole.s to a stake;
then X. f'O degrees W. 30 poles to a stake
on the bank of ICast Fork creek; then down
and with tin* meanders of said crei k to a
stake at the mouth of a branch, a c('rner
made between S. 1) Whitmire and K. A.
Cilazener; then with said branch, a soulh
course to the heail of said branch, the
t of land conveyed bv Winnie Duncan
i to T. K. Duncan and L. Dnncan. by
: deed latiil May 1(>. l‘K)f, ri-}v:s'ered in
I bn(k 35, page 112, and runs tl’em e v.itii
‘ ihe old Orr and Simpson line north Nn'..
(leg Vv’est fi5 poi('s to a .slake in said line;
thi nee south 45 deg east 158 jxdes to
stake in the east boundary line («f fh
said Winnie I)uncan lands; thence v.itii
said east line north 4 'j deg east 05 poles
to a stake iu the Boilston road, corner of
j the said T. K. and M. L. Dunc:’n tract;
I thence v. ith the line of said tract south 39
I deg west 5 poles fo a stake; thenc«- still
I with t!ie line of said tr.ict north ir> deg
west (5 piiles to the beginning, contain-
I ing 33 ,'icres more (>r less.
I Sale made to pav debts and expenses of |
said Winnie Duncan and to provide for |
' lier supptiT i and oiaintenance.
I This January 3, 1017.
! F, K. SlUTKOKD,
I l-5-4t])-giV:l) (luardian and Comni'.s;.i(,ner.
I
NOTICE- LAND SALE BY TRUSTEE
Whi'ieas, W. M. ^ieece and v ife, Kannie
Meece, did on the 2nd iay ( f .lanuary,
1015, execule thvir proniisory note in the
sum of ^.lOO.OO to L. Iv. 1‘osveli. and to
secure same executed and deliv.Ted to the
undersigned tri;stee a deed in trust on the
lands hereinafter descrilx 1, which deed in
trust is recorded in book 9. jtage 13, of the
mortgage records of Transylvania county.
And whereas, said note is past due and
not paid, and the holder of same haviii":
demanded the undersigned to give the
notice required in said deed in tru.-^t; and
the notice having been given as required,
and default not having been made good,
therefore I will, on Saturday, February
loth, r17. at 12 o’clock m., at the court
h(»u.se diior, in the county of Transylvania,
state of XorJi Carolina, sell to the high
est bidder lor cash all the following de
scrilx b tract of hind situate in Kastatoe
township, 'rra.nsyivania county, X. C., on
the waters of 'I'oxawAy river, bounded as
follows:
Beginning on a sj.'anish i;’.k, the Xealus
I’owell corner, and runs south 5 degrees
west 112 poles to a stake in the road lead
ing from White Tine Boltom to To.xaway
school house; then v.ith said n»ad north
()(> degrees east 12 poles to a stake in said
road; then north degrees east 41 pedes
to a red oak on the bank of the road; ilien
place being in the line between K. A. (lla- south S3 degrees east IIS ptdes ;o a st.;!;e
- .
eiiLenant Oovemor
zeiier and S. D. Whitmire land;' then with
the to]) (d‘ the ridge and with the Whit
mire lini', up said ridge, a south c»)urse to
the beginning, containing 175 acres, irnire
or less.
Second tract: Adjoining the firs* tract
above described. Beginning on a hickory
on the north side of .Foshua Mountain, in
the head of a hollow, and runs N. 90 poles
to a black gum; then K. 90 poles to a pop
lar; then S. 90 poles to a stake; then W.
90 |xdes to the beginning, containing 50
acres, more or less.
The sale will be made subject to terms
as follows:
One thousand dollars on day of sale,
balance divided into two eipial install
ments, payable in one and two years, with
! interest at six per cent per annum on de-
j ferrcd payments, title to be retained by
commissioner until all j)urchase money is
paid or secured by n»tes and deed of trust
on the premises herein sold.
W. H. .Xm.isoN.
j This Dec. 2(>, 1916. Commissioner.
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NOPCE-LAND SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE
Whereas, .1. H. ('.alloway and wife, Alice
Ciall'.iway, executed tt) the undersigned
mortgagee, a promissory note in the sum
td $ 10.00 and a mortgage to secure same
«>n the hereinafter described lands of even
date witii said note, said mortgage and
note bearing date June 2S, 1915. register
ed in Mortgaire Book Xo. 7 at page 243 of
mortgage records of Transylvania county.
the publi • road Itad'ug from Toxav.ay to
Laurel i*'ork; then nort.'i (> degrees east 1(»
poles to a red oal:; tr.en north (»5 degrees
east (•() poles to a sniall black pine on a
ridge; tlien north (»3 (Lgre« s ea.-^t l(i poles
to a white oak on the souih side of Flat
creek of Toxaway; then north 35 degrees
east 42 poles to a red oak, J. D. .^lorgan's
corner; then north. 19 degrees v.est 1> poK-s
to a chestnut stump on the bank of a roaii;
then north S degrees east 1(>S pedes, cross
ing the public ro.td to a spanisii oak; then
north IS degrees west 43 |)oles to a white
oak at the fork of a branch; then up and
with the right hand j)rong *if said branch
north 57 degrees east 32 poles to a white
pine; then north S degrees east 11 ])oles
to a stake at the fork of said branch; then
north 5S degrees east 13 poles to a large
poplar in said branch; then north 43 de
grees east 7() poles to a white oak between
Lsaac Camp’s Cap and the grave-yard;
then north (»5 degrees west S2 pedes to a
black pine; then north 5() di grees west 20
pdes to a small maple; then north 00
degrees west 11 poles to a chestnut; then
south 33 degrees west 4 pedes to a span
ish oak stumj); then se>uth 5.') degrees west
14 poles to a cucumber; then south 30
pedes to a maple, Kd Hendrix's corner;
then soulh to a stake in J. K. ('ialle)wav's
line; then v.ith said line se)uth 32 degrees
west te) a Mack pine, said Cialloway’s ce»r-
ner; then south 40 degrees west 24 jiedes
to a white e»ak; then seiuth 21 degrees
west 22 i>e)les to a spanish eiak; then semth
70 degrees v.est (>S jxdi-s te> a white e>ak;
then semth 41 degrees west 20 poles to a
white oak on the bank of Flat Creek of
Toxaway, at the ford; then south 41 de
grees west 12» poles to the beginning,
containing 379 acres, more or less,
minutes east eight hundred and eighty- and whereas, said ne)te has ne)t been fully Sale made to satisfy said note, interest,
seven (SS7) feet crossing Dunn's creek to , paid, but is long past due, and there being ce»st anel expense.s.
a stone; thence south 44 degrees 15 min- a balance of $12.00 and accrued interest January 9th, 1917.
utes east four hundred anel sixty-nine lyi same, therefore in order to satisfy said ' ' WKLCH ('lALLOW.W
(4()9) feet to a white oak in the Humej note and indebtedness, 1 will sell {o the 1-12 5tc Trustee,
line; then with the Hume line south 12 j highest bidder for cash at the court house
eloor in the town of Brevard, N. C., on
Monday Feb. 5, 1917, at 12 o’clock, M. all
tne fedlowing described tract of land;
Lying in Kastatoe township, Transylva
nia county, N. C, Ixmnded as follows: Ad-
degrees 35 minutes west six hundred
sixty-eight (OoS) feet to a stone; then
south 10 degrees west temrteen hundred
two (1402) leet to a stake, the extreme
se)utheast corner of the boundary hereby
conveyed; then ne»rth 70 degrees west ten joining J. I). ('lalloway and others
hundred and six (1000) feet to a hickory; Beginning on a le)cust, corner
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
of the
original tract, and runs South 100 ptdes
then ni'rth 79 degrees v.'est six hundred
fort\-three (() 13) teet, crossing the public loj. B. (ialloway’s stake corner, near a
road to a spanish oak; then north 10 de-1 large chestnut; then South 35 degrees
grees east seven .'.undred and twenty (720) ; East with said line 110 poles to a stake in
feet to a stone, then north 59 degrees -10 j the old Benjamin Wilson line; then with
minutes \\est eight hundred sixty-six | said Wilson line to Johny Whitmire’s
(SoO) feet to a spanish oak; then south 12 stake corner; then with Johny Whitmire
line to the beginning, containing 40 acres.
degrees 30 minutes west nine hundred
fifty-six (95(>) teet to a steme; then north
65 degrees 30 minutes west eight hundred
twenty-five (S25) feet to a stone; then
north 10 degrees 30 minutes east seven i
hundred twenty-one (721) feet to a stake;
then north 80 degrees west two hundred
forty-six (240) feet to a black gum; then
north 2Z degrees west four hundred
ninety five uet to a stone; then north 50
degrees west one hundred forty-eight
(148) feet to a black oak; then north 58
deforces west one hundred eighty-one
(181) feet te) a spanish oak; then north 10
degrees east three hundred forty-eight
(348) feet to a black oak; then north 74
degrees west two hundred thirty-one (231)
feet to a spanish oak; then south 57 de
grees west ninety:one (91) feet to a spruce
pine; then north 51 degrees west two
hundred eighty (280) feet to a hickory;
then north 45 degrees west two hundred
thirty-one (231) feet to a while oak and
spanish oak; then north 10 degrees east
one hundred forty-eight 11481 feet to a
spruce on the bank of Dunn’s creek; then
down and with said creek about north 30
degrees west eight hundred seventy feet
more or less to a chestnut in the Clark
line; then north 39 degrees 30 minutes
east with the Clark line seven hundred
and twenty feet to a chestnut; then north
48 degrees 35 minutes east eleven hundred
sixty [llOOJ feet to a white oak; then
north 63 degrees 40 minutes east two
hundred sixty-five [265] feet to a stone;
then north 10 degrees 35 minutes east
seven hundred thirty-seven [737J feet to a
box elder; then north 32 degrees 30 min
utes cast three hundred fifty-four [354] feet
to a dogwood; then ncrth 11 degrees w'est
•ne hundred sixty-two [162] feet to a
stone; then north 62 degrees 25 minutes
cast six hundred and eighty-seven [687]
feet to a black oak; then north 84 decrees
55 minutes east two hundred eighty-seven
leet to a stone; then north 34 degrees
25 minutes east nine hundred and four
[904] feet to a stone; then north 34 de-
more or less.
Sale made to satisfy balance due on said
mortgage, cost and expenses.
H. C. Fisher, Mortgjigee,
By W’ku'H G.m,i.ow ay.
This Dec. 22, 1910. Attorney.
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NOTICE OF ENTRY
T. H. Shipman enters and claims 3'.
acres of land lying in Dunn’s Kock town
ship, Transylvania county N. C. on waters
of Carson’s Creek, adjedning lands of Mrs.
Mary C. Henry, T. H. Shipman and others,
described as follows: Beginning on a
chestnut, said Shipman’s southwest cor
ner, and runs north 52degrees west 39
poles to a stake and pointers on a ridge in
.Mrs. Mary C. Henry’s line; then with her
line, north 88 degrees east 46 poles to a
spruce pine by a branch, in T. H. Ship
man’s line; then with his line, s(mth 32
degrees west, 30 poles to the beginning.
Signed T. H. Shipman.
Entered Jan. 2,1917.
G. C. Kilpatrick,
No. 2607 Entry Taker.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the authority
and power conferred on me by an ofder
of sale made by N. A. Miller, clerk Supe
rior Court, on December 8, 1916, duly ap
proved by Thos. J. Shaw, judge presiding,
on the 8th day of December, 1916, in the
special proceeding entitled “In re Winnie
Duncan,” I will, on Monday, the 5th day
of February, 1917, at the court house door,
in the town of Brevard, in Transylvanifl
county. North Carolina, sell for cash to
the highest bidder, the following described
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and
I'nder and by virtue of the power con
tained in a certain deed in trust executed
by John Morgan and wife, Mary Morgan,
bearing date of the 4th day of January,
1915, to the undersigned trustee to secure
a certain indebtedness due to one S. L.
Barnett in the sum of $56.35, and default
having been made in the- payment of said
indebtedness according to the trrins of
said instrument, therefore, the said under
signed trustee will, on Monday, February
5th, 1917, at 12 o’clock m., at the court
I house door, in the town of Brevard, said
state and county, offer fe»r .sale, anel sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the lands so
' described in said deed in trust, and here-
! inafier more fully described, and which
; sale is made to satisfy said indebtedness,
i with interest and cost of this sale. Lying
I and being in said state and county and in
I Boyd township, adjoining the lands of
Robt. McKey, Charley Smith and others.
Beginning on a stone, originally a
black oak, and runs north 88 degrees west
2 poles to a stone, Kobt. McKey’s corner;
thence with said McKey’s line in an east-
wardly direction 17 poles and 4 links to a
stone, Charley Smith’s corner; thence
with said Smith’s line north 70 degrees
east 8 poles to a stone, originally a white
oak in the road; thence north 30 degrees
west 17 poles and 17 links to the begin
ning, containing half acre, more or less,
and being the same lands set out and de
scribed in the deed in trust above men
tioned, which is recorded in book No. 8,
page 586 of the records of deeds of said
county, reference to which is here made.
O. W. CLAYTON,
1-12-4 tc Trustee.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE BY TRl! iTEE
Whereas, on the 12th day of No*. ■ mber,
1915, B. Whit Henderson and wife. Emma
Henderson, executed to V. C. Moore their
promissory note for the sum of $250, and
to secure the same executed and delivered
to the undersigned trustee a deed in trust
on the following described real estate,
said deed in trust bearing even date w'ith
the said note and registered in deed in
trust book No. 9 at page 100 of the record
of deeds in trust of Transylvania county.
And whereas the whole of the said note is
still due and unpaid, and long past due,
and the holder of the said note having
:fiven the required notice as provided in
the said deed in trust to make good the
Youngster's Neat Hint.
Thoro was some,« sparkling red rfdor
In the ice box and littlo Alfred spied
it. Ho wanted eorao. but could think
of no way of getting it except by di-
rort rceiuost. Ife glanced at sister
and then back at the cider, remark-
inr:: “My, every time I look at that
cider I feel so jolly!”
EDWIN Y. WEBB
BOYLSTOX ITtMS. ^
and Orr Sfimtliers have
)' tn e>n thif s’.cK list fmt, l)oth are
H‘;liool lit Boilston is jfoing on
iLTiiin.
Miss Sulli‘ Patlon Las been at
'OHIO on a visit. J^lm has been
't!iyin{jj jit the home of Miss Annie
'iiiHh of Pisj^Hh Forest.
(’li!!rli(‘ IJolliiigsworth has re
turned from Dayton, ().
Mrs. James Di'nman is at home
in a visit from Washington, D.
t» her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Dnncan.
Willey Taylor of Snnhnrst, in 1
ilfivwjiod county, has moved to
Boilston.
.Mr>. (irant Biiib*y of Aslie visit-
«*d her jmrents, .Mr. and Mrs. T. 11.
Duneun, last \vee*k.
(’hiirli(i Sims has hoiight »n:ther
yok(? of oxen.
'I'he voiini' ])(*o]»1e of P.oilston
g;av(5 Mr. and ^Irs. ('. S. Smathers
and faiiiily a sur;»risc ]>arty one
ni'.;ht last wee*k. The young ]>eo
])]e> w**n^ from tli«‘re to the hom’ e>f
Willi'v T»iylor anel sere nade'ft him
with singing and shoeitinj', ringing
e;f be'lls and so on.
i-^ggs are :5() ctints ]>er dozen down
onr way.
Gitrh^y Shipman is on the siek
list snlY»*ring with a cold.
Boylston church is without a ]ms-
tor at this time. Sunday selioe)l is
on ev(iry Stinday mornirg, prayer-
meeting on every iStinday after
noon at ;') o'clock.
('harles Hollingsworth is expect
ing to go off in the nu dicine imsi
ness.
W. p. WOOD
State Audit
idp
is one in which the mer-
' chant himself has implicit
' faith—else he will not ad
vertise it. You are safe in
patronizing the mer
chants whose ads appear
in this paper because their
goods are up to date and
not shop worn. ; : :
■: — mm ■
The Love cf Books.
naroiies.'> I’ettina vein Ilutteiti. tli,
kne)’,v:i noveMist wlie> i,-; an .\ine ;-
ie;;iii v.eii!;;i!i liv hii’tli. sav.-;:
‘•\Vl‘:it a hh'ssiiig it is fe» love
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kne»\v of IK) «)I-Jects of l >ve that u.. •
su' li si'.hslantial anel iinfailiu'-' rctiun
i'K books anel garder'S. .\iil lier.v e-,i.
It v.'eiiild jjave hei'ii to -e»nie i:it" t'i(-
v.-o;-!el v.illiout this, and peisse-ve.,! j,
stead of an all e onsuniing i>assio:i. ;i\,
for bats, perpeiually ragii:g rxund n'v
enn ty sou!. I feel 1 owe niy fur*
fathers a de'bt of gratitude, for 1 ;ri
!>f>se the expltinafie>n is that they.
‘lie! not tare for hats.”
Sweet Pickles.
One [tee'k green tonialeies si>riii':lf“«i
■with salt; when sliced. let staiul eive:-
night te» niak* sv. (*‘t jiicklo.-;. I>ra'ii "ff
the v.r.ter ard jiut in a^^ettle witli si;:
ficient viiieuar te» ee)ver. .\.ld orio-h.ilf
l)0und tugar. one-half ciii)fnl wliiti*
nii’.star>l. tvvclve gre(*n pe^pi ers aii'lti-n
onions e hopi'el line. Put in a ba.r two
otnie es of cloves, one-half ounce al!-
f^ltlee anel a little mace. Boil slowly
three hours.
Hats With a Front Flare.
There i.s a strong tendency teiwanl
the front flare in the new transparenr
and straw* hats. While this brim lint.*
i.s not beconiing to many faces, it f aa
be so arranged that the flare conies ;ir.
one side or tip tilted. A bit of s>i‘
fringed braid or a twist of silk help
also to relieve the severity.
Cherry Sauce For Ice Cream.
Melt a cupful of sugar and pour if
boiling hot over two cupfuls of pitte*i
cherrios. Coci and serve with vanilla
i?e crv'arn.
BREVARD HARDWARF. COMPANY
Contrr'H- -rrift and
Joint Author of Webb-Kenyon Bill.
default, and such default not having been
made good, and the holder of the saiei note
having dt-manded that the undersigned
trustee advertise and sell the lands de
scribed in said derd in trust to satisfy the
indebtedness due on said note, now, there
fore, I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door in the town
; of Hrcvard, North Carolina, on Monday,
the 12lli day e»f February, 1917, the fol
lowing described property lying in Dunn’s
Rock township, Transylvania covnty, ad-
je)ining the lands of William Whitmire
et al-
First Tract—Beginning at a stake and
! pe>inters, .Maggie Harkins’ corner, and runs
eastern course with the public re)aa c> pe»iL;
to two black oaks e>n the north bank e.
the road, Ii. Whitlield Hendersem’s r
thence north 1.^ degrees west 84 poles to a
; stake and pointers; thencelorth 56'4 de-
i grees west 55 poles to a gum; thence north
82 degrees west 18poles to a stake near
' a branch; thence north 64'j degrees west
(3.^2 poles to a stake on the east bank of
j the French Broad river; thence up and
; with the river 23'J poles to a stake, Mag-
I gie Harkins’ corner; thence with Maggie
' Harkins’ line to the beginning.
Second Tract—Beginning on two black
oaks on the north bank of the public road
and runs north 13 degrees west 84 poles to
a stake and pointers; thence north 56 *4
degrees west 55 poles to a gum; thence
north 82 degrees west IS'a poles to a
stake near a branch; thence north 64‘2
degrees west 33poles to a stake on the
east bank of the French Broad river;
thence down and with the meanders of
the river to two gums, S. P. McCarrell’s
corner, the original Henry Ewbank corner,
thence with the Henry Ew bank line to the
public road, reserving a strip 25 feet in
width from river to road, also a certain
piece joining the S, P. McCarrell line sold
to G. E. McC.aha; thence with the public
road to the beginning, containing 19 acres,
more or less.
The said sale made to satisfy the in
debtedness hereinbefore mentioned and
secured with interest thereon and the
cost of the sale.
This January 10th, 1917.
CHAS. B. DEAVER,
l-12-4tc Trustee.
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