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7: >. ? It appearing that the Registration , Y ? ' ?' Book of Rosman Precinct is lost, and it fuk-tjier appearing that several pages of the Registration Book of Little River Precinct are missing, it ' ? V} ' . f . is therefore ordered that a new Reg- ' ' i r. i' v v ?' # i 1 \ istration of all qualified voters had in said Rosman Precinct aaw . . ? Little River Precincts .during the Registration period. ? '? ? V ' ? . k-ftm ? ?? ? ' . W> E. BREESE ' Chairman County Board of Elections. E. S. ENGLISH C. F WOODFIN : > " >? : ' v- ???? ? RIGHT OUT OF THE PACKING CASES, RIGHT ONTO THE SHEL- > VES, COME THESE NEW FALL STYLES TO YOU: Men's 'No-Name' Hats ? ? "V " ? Here's as fine a display as we've shown in many a season. Including all he lat est and popular shapes-. rAll desired colors. ? $5.00 i Men's Suits -.7/ ... t>: ? . ? ? New Fall W(oblens now on - display in the latest and most a>t ? * I J ? tractive styles, patterns and fab rics. Come and look them over. Ektraordinary .values at these ? early Fall prices. * $15.00 TO $30.00 f \ , ? \ * ? STANDARD ' ' ' 1 1 Clothing Co. A. E. HAMPTON, MGR. Main St. Brevard, N. C. I CAESAR'S HEAD The people of Tranaylvcnia ha?0 not realized, as yet, the great bene j fit they are going to derive fr?m the building of the Geer Highway from &"? ?? JS" ?.nio roaas in North Ca,? r.u Virginia and in the Adirondaks, Jreen moun tain and the Berkshire Hills ?f New York and New England. and we feel he roa/?yingr 81 the "cc,,w* ?? Uit road -rom Greenville to Brevard ?<; oqaai, bHt i8 8Uperior J cast o L? n ! ,See" ?" ar>y road gran<V-. |U?Ck'e8 for' sublime 8 ?n? ?, .nd enchanting beauty. chSC- . I'l range? of nature's tr " * ar? offered to the can na ? 11 I hl5hway' you of North r- ?Uf cotton fiields of North Carolina along the placid waters of the Saluda River aL i SJrllfd h,<fhw?y' br?ad, smooth re ftnd no sharp curves ' cends to the Great DMde' and "in Posing there is a constant and ever changing vista offered nf f tu n SKftf t' ll" 0n theil" w?y from the Iof y plateau to the level plains bi? ?>w, and then the mighty and maj c mountains from whose summ t" ^ gaZe iD awe ^d admiration lina Mrf ? Geor^ia. South Caro 4,1(1 / ^ of North Carolina * ?ven farther one may see a view gre^eSmokP" m""* of the see w7 y M?Untaina in Tennes inspirW Pa8S / migrhty and awe Sh t.m ' "L ?' preciPitous stone called Table Rock, which mountain has n0 equa, Jn South Carol.a?ta fromV? reaC.H Cea8ar'S Head and from that grand precipice, we get a Panartma unequalled. From thence pass > on through the beautiful va? '?y of Litu, Mv? knomi ? dar Rock and Buck Forest section which with Caesar's Head has been , iamous and popular with South Car aS ?? f?r many Kerierations past. f"d lh?\we on down and by a feSf n'g 7' de8Cend int0 the fcrtOp valley of the French Broad Vntl r," n C?neatee Falls, Bridal veil. Glen Cannon and other Cas cades worthy of a special trip, to see alon? and then if one is not fifj? f / .the,;e 18 still ryet the won ? ,U' np through our great Nat lonal pa5k; Pisgah Forest, and up I lsgah Mountain on to Asheville. By thii new road, it is an easy two hours drive from Brevard to Greenville and the good people of South Carolina have seemingly at tempted to hard-surface this won-' derful road which leads to "South Carolina s own land of the t Sky." i / So much for the tourist side of this wonderful road. Let us now look to the financial benefitted.868 W ? h?^? ? the mountains t,'er eaSed by Nat^re and by Nature s God, with a climate unsur passed and unequalled and by a soil peculiarly adapted to the raising of certain fruits and vegetables which UPP? South Carolina refer ? ,mand and we "Peciall'y potatoes. aPP S' Cabbag6S and Irish( This new road now offlers to the' armers of Transylvania County a short and easy haul which' they can make b? truck or even by horse and homes' in? tk?at ""T Ca" 'eave their Wr i a ? morninfir dispose.' of her load by noon and return home 'V night, and sell their produce at a nigher price because it is fresh and not bruised and battered, wilted and j worn. Transylvania County should be the late garden for Greenville, Pick l ens, and Anderson Counties. Our I road Commissioners have seen the [ w. adorn of improving the Transylva nia end of this great South Carolina highway known as the Geer High- j way, and have been able to secure I ill j aid of the State Highway Com mission and are working in concert w.th them and cutting out tfhe'lharp ? curves and steep grades on Mill Hill mountain, , One of the big business men of j South Carolina and a man of broad mind and far-seeing business vision ( as well as one who gives largely to charity and public benefactions, haa made large donations out of his pri vate means to the building of this road on the South Carolina side and ? e refer to Mr. Ben E. Geer of ^reenville, aritl the people of his na tive State have named this road af ar hmi and we people of Transylva nia County should appreciate the wonderful assistance that Mr. Geer has done in securing the building of j the road to the Transylvania line via Caesars Head and we feel that f he should be hailed is one of the I great benefactors of Transylvania ( County.. * ' | We advise everyone who can to inake theXtrip from Brevard to Greenville over, the Geer Highway by Caesars Head an<|' we will pro mise them that they Vill be amply repaid. , NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virture of the pow er of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust bearing date October ! 30, 1922, from Geo. W. Bishop and wife, Alice M. Bishop, to the under signed Trustee, which Deed in Trust is registered in Book No. 16 at page 134 et seq. Of the Records of Deeds in Trust for Transylvania County, said Deed in Trust having been giv en to secure certain indebtedness therein named, and default having been made ^n the payment of said indebtedness whereby the power of sale contained in said Deed in Trust has becom,e operative and all notices required by said Deed in Trust hav ing been given and said default not being made good, and the holder of the note evidencing said indebted ness having requested the under sigrted Trustee, as afo^lsaid to sell the property described in the ' said , Deed in Trust, the. sale price thereof to be applied upon said indebted- | ness, commissions, costs of sale, etc. ' Now, therefore I, the undersigned Trustee, will on Monday, November 10, 1924, at 12 o'clock M., at .the Court House door in Transylvania County, North Carolina offer for sale and sell to. the highest bidder;, for cash, the following described . tract of land, to wit: Lying and being in the Township ?of Little River, Transylvania Coun- 1 ty, State! of North Carolina, adjoin ing the lands of A. C. Williams, L. . Allison, Bud Fleener, Benjamin Kil- 1 Patrick, and Frank Coxe, heirs, et al ! and more particularly described ' as follows, to wit: Beginning on a stake on th?r West I ride of Little River and runs East 1 crossing the River about 76 , poles to a stake; thence North 60 poles to !, p. stake; thence East 78 Voles to a. stake; thench North G poles to a stake ; thence East 44 poles to a stake; thence North 186 poles to a' stake; thence West 160 poles to the;, River; thence following the West ? and North banks of the River along the ol(j fence row to the beginning, less three acres near the bars, be nnine at the stake where the line North 60 poles terminates so as to ' inculde said three acres next to said bars, said land being a part of the Nooks Tract and containing two nundred and fiftv acres more or less and being the same lands described i na Deed from W. W. Wheeler to G. W. Bishop, by Deed dated Aug. 9, 1920, and registered in Book No. 45 at page 119 of the Deed Records of Transylvania County, North Caro lina, to. which Deed and Record re ference is hereby made for further description. Said sale to satisfy said indebted- | ness, costs of sale, etc. Any sur plus to be paid to the Grantors nam ed in said Deed in Trust. - i This the 7th dav of October, 1924.] D. L. English, Trustee. 4 t? Oct. 16,23,30, Nov. 6. LOCAL ITEMS ' Mr. Albert Price and Mr. Jam?? Anders of Gloucester were in town 1 on M'onduy on business connected | with the rqad they are building to i connect the Gloucester section with . I ' f | the state highway. Mr. Roberts, who has charge of the hauling of rock on the Brevard Rosman highway, states that it will be but a few days now until the sec ond course of rock is laid qnd this \ means that one can go from Bre vard direct to Rosman on a good hard surfaced road. This doos not mean tne road is Completed, how ever. as additional rock and the *? binder have still to be put on same beiote iV .s completed. 'I., i . 7. 'V'hitmire of Aaheville was in 'Brevard the first of the week preparing to make some additions to his viluable property adjoining . the Aethelwold Hotel. Mr. Whit mire is one of the largest property ' owners in Brevard and has done much to build up our town, ) Roy H. Morrow went to Ashe ville on Monday on business con- , nected with Western North Caroli na, Inc. Mr. Morrow has an impor tant position with that organization 7 as Camp Director and has done a wonderful work for the boys and girls camp schools of Western North Carolina during the past sea son by organizing and standardiz- , ing the various camps. These camp schools are of the greatest value to Western North Carolina and Mr. j''? Morrow is the right' man in the right place. Mis3 Miriam Silvers teeh enter tained a few friends informally at a birthday party at "Silvermortt" on Monday evening last. As it is always the case at Miss Silversteen'S entertainments, her guests had a de- >' - llghtful time and the News joins ; '' with her many friends in wishing < . her "many happy returns." 1 The many friends of Mr.' and Mrs. Robert L. Gash congratulate .them upon the birth of their son, Robert , Taliaferro Gash who was born at lv. o'clock on Monday, Oct. 6th, 1924. This is also the birthday of young Roberts father. The News wishes the parents and son every . good thiAg in their future lives. Miss Bessie Watkins, " the - charm ing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy *? Watkins, of Rosman has returned home for a short stay. Miss Wat kins is taking training for a regis tered nurse at the Mission hospital in Asheville. We predict a great future for Miss Watkins. Mr. Ernest Paxton, prominent f lumberman of -Rosman was' in Bre vard on business Saturday. ?the many friends of Wm. J. Wal lis, Jr., the son of Dt. and I^rs. Wal- %. ' lis will be glad to learn that he has gone into the real estate business in Southern Florida and is connected - with one of the largest real estate Rrps and will hsive his headquar- > ters at Palm Beach. Mr.. Wallis ' < has heretofore been connected with , the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co, with headquarters in Virginia. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Noah C. ;? MSller on October 1, a daughter. NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY V Under and by virtue of a Me chanics' Lein for labor done and performed, and material furnished, storage, etc., the undersigned will on Friday, October 31st., 1924, at 12 o'clock M., at the Court House door in the town of Brevard, Tran sylvania County, North Carolina. sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described personal ' ; property, upon which labor was per formed, and storage furnished, to wit: One Buick Six Touring Car: Model 2245; Motor No. 1201770;. chassis No. 632689; said sale, to sat isfy said mechanic and material furnishers lein, storage and costs of sale, etc., the surplus, if any, to b? paid to Henry Bray, the owner of ' v said car, or the person who con tfacted for the repair of said car, V as his interest may appear. This the 7th day of Oct., 1924. Henry Motor Co., D. E. Henry, Manager. 4 t c. Oct. 30
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