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Livestock May Heed Con ditoning Jit This Time. H DOZ--IT" MED! TED STOCK SALT : ? - ? \ ationer That Put* Life In Live Stock Put up exclusively by Farmer's Medicated \ . Stock Salt Co., and die Local Agents are: DRUG I ? II . Try Our Mill Order Department - , > : . . ?, ; sites! "On The Square" .A .? - y BREVARD, N. G. y.vi:. NOTICE OF LAN? SALE BY COMMISSIONER North Carolina, Translyvania. Co. Under and by virfure of an order made by the clerk bf the Superior Court of TrM?sly vania county. North Carolina in a special proceed ing therein pending entitled ''Jane Britton and husband W. A. Britton vs. Mary Cooper and husband S. O. COoper and Mittle Cooper nod hu band W. D. Cooper/' m.k whiL. order the undersigned was'-' dmjf appointed a commissioner of (tmid Court to make the sale of said lands as described in the spid petltikjjv. according to the prayer therein coit tained, after advertising the same as required by law. Therefore, the undersigned Com missioner aforesaid, will sell at the court house door in the towj\ Of Brevard N C. on Monday 2 nd. day of June 1924. at 12 o'clpck noon, the following described tracts of land under the following terms and conditions. The terms will be c**h the two tracts will first be Bold sep arately. and will tfoen be sold as q whole and will be sold which ever i way they bring the most money. I subject to confirmation by the Court. First Tract Beginning on a . popular, now down, oh the point 'ofa ridge, the beginning corner of State Grant 1806 to Zacharia Candler, and runs w iththe line of said Grant East 130 poles to a stake, the northeast cor ner of said Grant; thence South 60 Deg. East 61 poles to a stone on the west bank of the public road; thence "along and with toe center of said road, a south course. 79 poles to a stake in the said road, and in the east boundary line of the Candler Grant; then with the line of said Grant Couth 24 poles to a stake.- the ! routhcast corner "of said Grant; | thence with the Une of said Candler Grant west 130 poles to a stake, the southwest corner of said Grant;! thence with the line of said Grant North 130 poles to the beginning, containing 110 acres, more or less. Second Tract Beginning on a chestnut oak rl- i dge, the beginning corner of Grant | 182 and runs with the line of said , Grant South 60 deg. West 80 poles to a stake; thence North 60 deg. West 82 poles to a stake in the line of the old Galloway Tract; thence with the line of the old Galloway Tract North 48 deg. East 16 poles to a stake, the corner of the Gallo way Tract; thence with the line of the Galloway Tract the following courses and - distances: North 40 poles to a stake ; West 36 poles to a Make; North 60 deg. West 46 polap to a stake; then leaving the line of the Galloway Tract, and running East 176 poles to a stake | on a ridge, the corner of the Bates-! tract; thence with the Bates' line | North 1 1-2 deg. East 127 poles to a black oak; then still with the Bete line South 88 1-2 deg. East crossing Glady Fork creek. 127 poles to .'a black oak; thence South 1 1-2 deg. West 28 'poles to a stone; thence I South 65 1-2 deg. East 51 noles to L">. ?nanish -oak; then South 88 ? 1-2 deg. East 36 poles to a white oak: thence South 40 1-2 dee;. East 20 poles to a stake in the public road on top of the ridge near the school house; thence a south course with said road 72 poles to a atone corner of the 110 acre tract; .thence North 50 deg. wesftfi ^poles to a stake, the noptlfc-eaet corner of the Candler Gr^?Ur; thence with the line of the C?hdler Grant west 130 poles t6 a poplar, the beginning corner of the CtBuller Grant; thehce with the line of1 the Candler Grant South 90 poles to a chestnut. Gravetey's corner; thence South 60 deg. West &0 poles to the beginning, containing 220 -more ox leas, l * ? ? - T The said wk'IV be made for the purpose of dividing the proceeds among the parties named in Bald petition as tenants in common, after the expenses of said sale and this special proceeding has been paid. This April 22nd. 1924. Judson M. McCrary. Commissioner. , NOTICE I -will be at the following places in Brevard Township for the pur pose of listing Taxes for the year 1924. All persons owning property in said Brevard "township are hereby notified to meet me at one of the places named t>elow and list their real and personal as the law directs Also all farmers are required to make an agricultural report for the past year. At Brevard 4n Court House, May 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, and 16. ?At Carr Lumber Company's Store May 20th. _. At A. H. Pickelsimer's Store May 21st. F. E. Shuford, List take for Brevqrd Township. ? \U WANTED TO RENT A gdod store room in center of town with cement floored basement if possible; Suit able for a Chinese Laundry Busi ness. Rent must be reasonable and long lease is desired. Address Sing Lee Whong, care Brevard News Brevard, N. C. 2tpd. Guaranteed Hemstitching and Picotiifg Attachment. Fits any sew ing machine. $2.50 prepaid or C. O. D, Circulars free. LaFlesh Hem stitching Co., Dept. 2, Sedalia, Mo. 1 t pd GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH AN OLD FRIEND Edward W. > PickArd, whom sub scribers know' as the writer of the Weekly News Review of ? Current Events, doesn't have an opportuni ty in hi* columns to talk about him self. His subject is world events, what other people are doing, say ing and thinking. . He could tell, however, a great many things about himself which # would interest us. He might relate some of his experiences as a world ^ traveler who has visited all conti nents and many nations. He could Itofd our attention with stories taken from his early newspaper experien ce in Chicago. But what he would like to talk itbout most, perhaps, is his hobfcy world history, ancient, medieveft mid modern. Long before leaving jrade school, young Pickard fell prey to the fascination of what men nad done in long ago ages, how em pires had grown and crumbled. It was this lure of history typt took him to the far comers of the world shortly after he was graduat ed from the University of Illinois. He bycycled his way through rural France and England, leairning at Irst hand the geography of the coun tries whose histories he had stud lied, News hunts Have taken him to all parts of the globe and as a reporter and editor he learned not >nly the ins and outs of American politics, but .also the course of Inter natonal a flairs. ? His extensive library contains many rare volumes, gathered dar ing his travels. Most of his books are historical works covering the Bubject from the time of the earli est written records. These are a few sidelights on the man who now writes for readers of The News. His study of history, politics and foreign relations pro vides him with an adequate back ground with which to review and interpret in the light of this- know ledge the great rush of world hap penings. Readers of the Review are discus sing more intelligently the various problems brought up each week by sudden turns of the news. Here they have found open to them a fund of information based on es tablished fact an dnot merely the gossip of the moment. With this equipment they are prepared to converse with any one on the more important topics which make up the news S)t our time. Get acquainted with Edward Pic kard today. He'll prove a valuab' friend in any argument invei world events of the week and importance on history in the' ing. Living room tables special ? A most interesting display Of new designs in Living Room Tab les at prices which will allow ev- ? ery family to repace their old ta ble with a new one. , FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY J. M. ALLISON, Manager BREVARD, N. C. A wide assortment of smartly tailored suites and separate pieces. The very best spring filled loose cushions, filled with new, clean cotton and moss, insuring long and satisfactory service. The upholster ing is of the highest quality materials, and the patterns are varied enough to suit most any home decorative scheme. Every workman knows the importance of high quality Tools in helping him to do first-class work with a minimum expendi ture of time and work. * "'*1 ? J ? I P Lawn Necessities &?. I 1 The care of your Lawn become^ a pleasure when you have the proper Tools with which to work The cost of the things you need is not a great deal if you come here to buy. ? f.v Hardware Store on Main Stroet Furniture Store on Caldwell St.
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