THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C
FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 14th 1919
NOTICE
LAND SALE BY COMMISSIONER.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Transylvan
ia county, N. C. made in the Special
Proceeding entitled: “Ethel G. Mc-
Minn and Welch Galloway, Adminis
trators of J. W. McMinn, deceased,
vs. Ethel G. McMinn, Irene McMinn
etJ^? pendinpr in said Superior Court
tP^ndersigned commissioner will,
oii*^e third day of March, 1919 it be
inR^he first Monday inMarch, 1919,
between the hour of ten o’clock A.
M. and the hour of three o’clock P.
M. at the Court House Door in the
town of Brevard, county of Transyl
vania, State ofNorth Carolina offer
for sale to the highest bidder on the
terms mentioned in this notice all the
following described lands and inter
ests therein, said lands lying in Bre
vard township, Translyvania county,
N. C. and more particularly describ
ed as follows:—
FIRST LOT:
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C. adjoining the Public Square, T. W.
Whitmire, Pickelsimcr and others,
bounded as follows:
then with her line, south 40 deg
east 132 feet to th beginning, con
taining 95-100 of an acr.e.
Only a half* undivided interest in
this lot is offered for sale. The lot
has a small cottage house, and an
orchard on same.
SEVENTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., near the depot of the Southern
Railway Co., and on west ^ide of
tracks:
Beginning on a stake in the Miller
line, formerly the Stubbs line at a
point 16 fet from the old Gash line,
now the Cotton Mill Co. line, and
runs parallel with and 16 feet from
said Cotton Mill line, north 1 deg
and 30 min east 210 feet to a stone;
then south 67 deg east 138 feet to a
stone, 50 feet from center of railroad
tracks (main .line); then south 44
deg and 5 min west 210 feet to a
stake in the Miller line; then with
said line to the beginning. Only a
onc-fourth undivided interest is of-
in an old road, Norton corner; then
north 10 deg east 9 poles to a white
oak, on side of road leading to Nor
ton house, a Norton corner; then with
the Norton home tract as follows:
north 87 deg west 26 poles to a
poplar on north side of the road;
north 64 deg west 16 poles to a
stone; north 57 deg west 22 poles to
a hickory on north side of road; then
with west boundary of Norton home
tract, north 4 deg east 80 poles to a
stake among some pines; then south
56 deg east 146 poles to a stone in
a hollow. King corner then with the
King line north 4 deg east 20 poles
to a spanish oak; then north 78 deg
west 14 poles to a pine; then leaving
the old road, north 86 deg w'est 20
poles to a stone; north 4 deg east
21 poles to a pine on top a ridge;
then along the top of said ridge north
57 deg v/cst 9 poles to a post oak.
King’s corner; then with King’s line,
north 2\2 deg east 45 poles to a
birch at the base of a cliff; then
fered for sale in this lot, and same north 47 deg west 80 poles to a
stone in a hollow, corner of the Wil
liams tract; then with line o'f said
tract, south 2 deg west 87 poles to a
stcne on north side of ridge; then
has the brick building (originally
the Laundry building) located on
same.
EIGHTH LOT
Beginir;j: on a stone at the inter
section of the south margin of Main cd: Beginning on a stake, the old
street ^vJ||^the cast margin of Broad Alillcr, Cash and Cooper corncr, and
street, aS^runs with the cast margin \ runs with the Cotton Mill Company
of Broa l street, south 26 degwest 136 ,1'nc, north 212 feet to a stake in
feet to a stake, T. W. Whiimire’.s cor rai 1 lino; then in a Eouth east direc-
ner; then with the Whitmire line,
south f)4 ilcir east 110 feet to a stake,
Adjoining lot last above describ-i north 74 Vi: deg west 115 poles to a
pine on top of a ridge; then down
and with said ridge and with the
line of Brevard v.ater shed tract:
south 45 deg west 26 poles; south
23 deg east 25 poles; south 20 deg
tM'’ 16 feet to a stone, the north j cast 10 poles; south 19 deg v/e?t 7
corner of lot No. 7 above de- ; poles to a stone in the “upper” Nor-
Pickclb'imor’s corner; then with Pick- ^sc'ribod; then Vv'ith the line of lot No. | tori tract; then south 67 deg east 70
elsimcr’s lint' Jiorth 26 deg east 63 '7, ?outh 210 feet to a stake, the be- | poles to a stone on a ridge, Jev.'cll’s
feet to a rla’ce in Pickelsinier’s line; ivinning corncr of lot No. 7 above de- line; then south 4 deg west with the
then north (;4 (leg west with Pickel- i.-cribc;!; then with the old Miller line Jewell line, crossing the creek 90
simer’s and Wcilt’s and Ethel G. Me- \vosti.‘rly, to the beginning. j poles to a stone in the edge of a
Minn’s line 71 feet to a stone; then; Only one-fourth undivided inter-| field, near George Mackey’s house;
north 26 deg east 73 feet es;. in this lot is offered for sale, and .then with the Jewell and Nor!:on line
to a stone on the south margin of on this lot is situated a cottai2:e in
connection wiih said Laundry build
ing mLM'.tioned on lot Xo. 7.
NINTH LOT
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Main s'reet; then v.ith the south
margin vof Main street 39 feet to the
be.c:innin‘^.
Th s lot being the one on which
the Aethelwol 1 Hotel building is sit-
uatcil. an.(i with said lot the building
and all hotel furnishings and equip
ments will be otYerc'd for sale.
SECOND LOT
Lying iti thr* v.o\vn of Brevar<;, X.
C., on til? north si'lo of Mai'i siroet
and on the cast side of Oak Lawn
avenue:
Beginning q'.\ a stake at ih.e in
tersection of thi' north mar.rin of
Main street with the east marjiin of
Oak Lawn avenue, and runs with the
north margin of Main street, south
64 deg east 02 feet to a stake, corncr
of Carr«.n’s lot; then with barren’s
line, north 26 de.u’ east 132 feet to
a stake, corner of Plummer’s lot;
then v/ith Plummer’s line, north 64
deg west 92 feet to a stake on the in said road above mentioned, being
east margin of Oaic Lawn avenue; 'corncr of lot No. 5 of the J. M. Grant
then with the east margin of said ' sub-ilivision, and runs with the line
; in,: in ;]■? lev,” of Prcva
on Apple Tree street:
■ OP a stake on the liouth
in of Ap;if‘ Tree street, and
south f)2 east 170 ^cet to a
: llu-n 27 dej: 4,o min vest
fjet to a .stake; thjn north 2.S
I'r : v.csl iO<> fecL to a. stake; then
X. ■!•") (ieg and 4ri r.iin W. 12 ft. to a
st;'.ke; then X. 27 deg 45 min E.112
fctt to the beginning.
Oniy a one-half undivided inter
est in thi*i lot is offered for sale, and
san.e has a cottage house situate
th( i con.
Ti:XTH LOT
L; in;-; in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on the north side of W'hitmire
street, and on the east side of Blount
Surprise road: Beginning on a stake
I north 67 deg W’est 90 poles to a stone,
ia corner of the “upper” Norton tract;
I then with line of said tract, nor'.h 4
ideg east 50 poles to a stone on a
rit\ge, corner of Brevard water shed
iract; then up and along said ridge,
louth 50 dog west 28 poles; south
S (iey; east 8 ]ioles to a stone on top
of tiie ridge which divides waters of
' rnshy creel: fi.-om Bracken’s creek;
then along and v. ith the to;i of sal.'
ric’u'e: south'll deg east 25 poles;
south 52 dog east 14 poles; south
20 dorr east 20 poles; south 0 (le*?
lot No. 13, north 74 deg west 210 feet
to the beginning, this being lot No.
14 of the McMinn sub-division.
Only a one-half undivided inter
est in this lot is offered for sale.
SEVENTEENTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.,
C., on Apple Tree street:
Beginning on a stake in the margin
of Apple Tree street, and runs south
62 deg 15 min east 110 feet to a
stake; then south 27 deg 45 min
west 110 feet to a stake in south side
of An old road; then with south bank
of said road, north 45 deg 45 min
west 159 feet to a stone; then north
28 deg 20 min east 80 feet to the
beginning, being the lower Axim lot,
formerly belonging to the estate of
W. W. Zachary.
Only a one-half undivided inter
est in this lot is offered for sale, and
this interest is subject to the life
estate of Nancy Axim. On said lot
is situate cottages.
EIGHTEENTH LOT
Lying n the town of Brevard, N.
C., on west side of Gaston street,
adjoining C. C. Duckworth, Barnett
and others:
Beginning on a stake on west mar
gin of Gaston street, C. C. Duck
worth’s corner, and runs with west
margin or said street, north 26 deg
cast 79 feet to a stake, Barnett’s
corncr; then v/ith Barnett’s line,
north 64 deg west 82 M: feet to a
stake; then south 26 dejj; west 79 feet
to a stake, Duckworth’s corner; then
with Duckw'ort-h’s line, south 64 deg
cast 82feet to the beginning, be
ing a part of the V. B. McGaha prop
erty.
Only a one-third undivided inter
est in this lot is ofYered for sale.
NINETEENTH LOT
Lying in Brevard township, about
one and one half miles west of court
houir.e on waters of Brushy creek,
containing about 15 acres, more or
less:
Beginning on a locust, and runs
v.'cst 40 poles to a spanish oak; then
south 60 poles to a poplar; then
iouth ,12 deg cast 32 poles to a chest-
nnt oal:; then cast 20 poles to a
stake; then north 100 poles to the
be.irinning, containing in all about
j30 acres, moi'c or less. From the
abo\e boundary there has been sold
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The public will please take notice
that a contract will be let after 30
days’ notice for the purpose of erect
ing an additional room to the Brevard
colored school. All prospective bid
ders will please communicate with
the undersigned for particulars.
A. F. MITCHELL, *
County Supt.
avenue, south 26 deg west 132 feet
to the beginning.
THIRD LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on the west side of South Cald
well street:
Beginning on a stake in the west
margin of South Caldwell street, 312
feet from the intersection of said
street with the north margin of Oak
Dale avenue, and runs north 61U
deg west 200 feet to a stake; then
south 28 1-3 deg v.-est 72 feet to a j Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
stake; then S 61 Vi deg E 200 feet to ; ^ on north side of Main street, ad-
a stake in the west margin of south joining lands of J. S. Silversteen and
Caldwell street; then with same, j others, being a part of Franklin Park
north 28^4 deg east 72 feet to the j property:
beginning. On this lot is situated a Beginning on a stake on the north
neat cottage with all conveniences, margin of Main street, corner of lots
FOURTH LOT Nos. 2 and 3, and runs with line of
Lying in the town of Brevard, N. i lot No. 2 in a north east direction
C., on west side of South Caldwell 1244 feet to a stake at an alley; then
street, adjoining lot No. three above with said alley in a south E. direction
of lot 5 South 73 deg east 101 feet
to a stake in the Cooper line; then
with said Cooper line, north 2 deg
east 1)6 feet to a stake in the Cooper
line; then \vith the Cooper line, north
73 deg west 101 feet to a stake in
Mount Surprise road; then with same
south 2 deg west 96 feet to the be
ginning.
Only a one-fourth undivided in
terest in this lot is offered for sale.
ELEVENTH LOT
least 20 pol.'s; south 55 deg east 20,olf the following lots, and same arc;
polos; south 20 poles; south 18 do.c: e:<cepted: ,
;oast 40 poles; south 64 de;v east 14 | To C. V\'. Ilant, 9 acres; to Tena '
jpoles; south 7!) deg east 4 polos; j Poor and Mary Clayton 3 acres; to
[north 86 dejr east 6 poles; south 64 ^ Isaac Bailey 1 acre; to Joe Wallace |
jdeg e;ist 6 poles; south 40 deg ca:it j 1 acre; to Jake Mackey 1 acre, leav- i
I 10 poles to a spanish oak on a ridge, ■ in^ about 15 acres. j
I .Merritt Nicholson’s corner; then with j Only a one-third undivided inter-!
his line and along the ridge, north est in said remaining 15 acres is of- ;
. •‘)3 (leg cast 12 polos to the begin-jfercd for sale.
jning, containing 123 acres, more or j TWENTIETH LOT |
: less, beinji- land described in deed j Lying in Brevard township, near i
' made by Cagle I\Iountain Improve- | the “Y” of the Southern Railway
described:
Beginning on a stake on the west
margin of Caldwell street, corner of
lot No. three above described, and
runs north 61 ',4 deg west 200 feet
to a stake; then south 28% deg west
C2 feet to a stake; then south 56
deg east 201 feet to a stake on west
margin of Caldwell street; then with
margin of said street, north 28%
deg east 80 feet to the beginning.
FIFTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on west side of South Caldwell
street, adjoining W. L. Mull and
others:
BegininPPon a stake on the west
margrin o^South Caldwell street 160
feet from the intersection of South
Caldwell street with Oak Dale ave
nue, and runs north 56 deg west 201
feet to a stake; then south 28% deg
100 feet to a stake at the corner of
lot No. 3 and No. 61; then with the
dividing line of lot No. 3 and 61, in
a south west direction 236 Vz feet to
a stake on north side of Main street;
then with north margin of Main St.
a north west direction 100 feet to
the beginning, being Lot No. 3, of
the Franklin Park sub-division.
TWELFTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on the east side of Broad street,
adjoining lands of T. H. Shipman
and others:
Beginning at a stake on the east
margin of Broad street, the south
west comer of T. H. Shipman’s res
idence lot, and runs with the Ship
man line, south 88 deg. east 322
feet to a stake in the margin of what
was known as Transylvania Avenue;
then south 1^4 deg west 100 feet to
irest 62 feet to a stake in Mull’s line; i a stake, corner of the Moffit lot; then
tiien south 51 deg east 203 feet to a [north 88 deg west with the Moffitt
stake in the west margin of South line 328 feet to a stake in the east
Idwell street; then with the west j margin of Broad street; then with
the east ni^cgin of said street 100
feet'to 'the beginning.
Only a one-half undivided inter
est in this lot is offered for sale.
THIRTEENTH LOT
Lying in Brevard township, on
waters of Brushy creek and Kings
creek: Beginning on a chestnut oak
tc:j of the ridge dividing the wat-
rgin of said street, north 28%
deg east 80 feet to the beginning.
SIXTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on north side of Poor street alley,
ia the rear of the court house, de
scribed as follows: Begining on a
stone, the Mary Aiken Parton cor
ner, and runs south 44 deg west 264
feet to a stake in north side of Poor | ers of Brushy Creek from waters of
street alley;- then with said north |Nicholson’s creek, M. M. Nicholson’s
aide of said alley, north 61 deg west corner, and runs north 32 deg west
126 feet to a stone, McMinn 132 poles to a poplar (down); then
comer; then with the McMinn (ine ^ north 2 deg east 70 poles to a stone,
aorth 44 deg east 319^ feet to a formerly a spanish oak; then south
•alone, Mary Aiken Parton's comer; ',81 deg 30 min E 72 poles to a stone
ment Co. to T. H. Shopman and J.
W. McMinn, dated Jan. 15, 1917,
registered in Book 39 at page 220
of deed records of Transylvania
County, N. C.
Only a one-half undivided inter
est in this tract is offered for sale.
FOURTEENTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., on the east side of North Cald
well street and on North side of Poor
street alley:
Beginning on a stone at the in
tersection of east margin of Cald
well street with north margin of Poor
street alley, and runs with east mar
gin of Caldwell street, north 43 deg
cast 78 feet to a stone, corner of lot
No. 13; then with line of lot No. 11,
south 74 deg east 157 Vs feet to a
stake on west side of a 10 foot alley;
then with west side of said alley
south 47 Vs deg west 43 feet to a
stake in the north margin of Poor
street alley; then with same north
62 deg west 154 feet to the begin
ning, being lot No. 12 of the McMinn
heirs’ sub-division.
FIFTEENTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
0., on north side of Poor street alley:
Beginning on a stone on the north
side of Poor street alley, where the
east margin of a 10 foot alley inter
sects same, said 10 foot alley lead
ing from Poor street alley to Apple
Tree street, and runs With east side
of said 10 foot alley, north 47 deg
30 min east 113 feet to a stake; then
south 74 deg east 201 feet to a stake
in the S. A. England line; then with
said England line, a south west
course 67 feet to a stake in the north
margin of Poor street alley; then
with same north 62 deg west 214
feet to the beginning, being lot No.
13 of the McMinn sub-division.
SIXTEENTH LOT
Lying in the town of Brevard, N.
C., adjoining lot No. 15 above de
scribed: Beginning on a stake in
the east margin of a 10 foot alley
leading from Poor street alley to
Apple Jree street, corer of lot No.
15 above described, and runs with
the east side of said alley, north 47
deg 30 min east 70 feet to a stake,
corner of lot No. 15 of the McMinn
sub-division; then with the line of
said lot No. 15, south 74 deg east
194 feet to a stake in the S. A. Eng
land line; then with said England
line south 47 deg and SO min 70 feet
to a stake, comer of lot Mo. 13, of the
vllnn subdivision rr th line of
tracks and at the north corporate |
limits of the town of Brevard: 1
Beginning at a stone in the centre I
of the Railway track, the G. C. Wit- !
mer north-west corner, and runs j
north 3 deg west 37 poles to Mc
Lean’s corner; then with the Allison j
line north 87 deg east 7*4 poles to !
the Benjamin corncr; then with the j
Benjamin line, south 3 deg east to
the centre of the main track of Sou
thern Railway; then with centre of
said track to the beginning, contain
ing 1 acres.
From this lot there has been sold j
two small parcels to the Southern |
Railway Co.—one at the southwest
end of west leg of the “Y”, and one
at the tail of the “Y,” both of said
I '
parcels are described in deed made
by J. W. Mills, A. B. Benjamin et
al to the Southern Railway Co., re
corded in Book 26 at page 46 of
deed records of Transylvania coun
ty.
Only one-third undivided interest
in this lot is offered for sale.
Terms of sale: One third cash paid
on day of sale, balance in two equal
installments, payable in 6 and 12
months from date of confirmation of
sale, deferred payments to be rep
resented by note drawing six per
cent interest from date of confirma
tion of sale. No title to pass until
all purchase money and interest is
paid. Purchaser to have option of
paying all cash at any time.
WELCH GALLOWAY,
Jan. 28, 1919. Commissioner.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
The firm of C. B. Glazener, Bro.
& Co., being composed of C. B., A. C.
and M. J. Glazener, doing a general
mercantile business at Rosman and
Quebec, N. C., has been dissolved by
mutual consent, C. B. Gliizener tak
ing over the interests of the business
and in whise name it will be known
in the future. All persons indebted
to the old firm are requested to make
immediate settlement. All accounts
owing by the old firm will be taken
care of by C. B. Glazener.
(Signed) C. B. GLAZENER,
A. C. GLAZENER.
M. J. GLAZENER.
Rosman, N. C., Jan. 20, 1919.
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