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V- - . fo t) ft cent 6 cent. 3 ererv Wednesday. owu conceit? there in bit it more hope of a fool than of him.- Prov erbs 26:12. .Ve ace it stated sgaiu positive y by medical journal that the daily cm of lettuce in an absolute preventative of smallpox better thai) vaceiuatiou. Com federate t trratis will bear iu miud that the annual meeting of the C. L. R. Camp will take place Monday, May 1Kb, next. State Auditor B. F. Dixou will be here to deliver (he auuual address. Officers of the camp will be to clf&tt delegatta to tbe New ... V- .' . I, - . - i reuuion. au people are "" 'Ad to attend and a big meet . a . tStpected. David B. Hill niade a speech ft w days so at Albauyiu which be criticised Preeideut Booeevell's attitude ou tbe tariff. Mr. Hill called at teutiou to the fact that ou of" the President's recent spee the &ia Millet of the tariff "larfJiejiBjne speech, word tCTwurd. as oue deuvsredou the ame subject by 8ecretary"Root lait October in Cooper Uuion,New York; It was question with Mr. llitl whether Mr. Roosevelt pur loiued Mr. Root's speech, or wheth er Mr. Root has the contract to supply tbe Preeideut with ready:' mad speeches. The Pbss learns that 1 fifteen gallon of blockade whiskey was retailed out iu a. houso ou Main ' Street last Thursday night, and that several persons were intoxi cated Friday nioruiug. The elec tion last fall on the ' dispeusary I uestiou abows tnat the oitisens of Franklin are opposed to the le gal sale of whiskey, aud the ualur 1 al inference is that the respecta ble, law-abiding oitisons are op posed: to the Illegal sale of it. It is the duty of eyery good citizen who knows of the illegal traffic to report it to tbe proper authorities and aid Iu stoppiug such nefari ous business. The Press has al so heard it stated that there are at leant a half doieu blockade stills iu Maoou county, and that one of them ia as near town as . HMirJlJie jpropor authr i eooulu look inter tbe uiaUef-N. t try to stop it. . j OAOTOniA. tmttm .. THl Kis4 Yes tisw tww Bttgt " Abest AtverUslag . ' Brevard seems to be a good place to ruu a newspaper. . The business people of tbe town advertise liber ally. Tbe result is that "The Syl van Valley News' has been en larged aud greatly improved of late, putting iu muii mnchi- WbatfR'tfe to do about this mat nervand . magri.l.N kVieyrWitt e submit to It or ap- rfae of tbe Mews shows 44 local advertisers. Tbe local advertise- I ineutt cover 376 inches, or 22 col I umutl8 inches long. The adver tisers are as follows : -Merchants 16 ; LawyejSjo J County Officers, ilractors. 3; Jewelers, Ar- ; lists, Butchers, 2 each; Societies, .Dentists, Blacksmiths, Shoema kers, Real Estate Dealers, Maohine fjhops, Trust Companies, Railroad, livery, Hotel, one each. This is fine showing for Brevard. nevi ttublu cd or aric ci4 :m ttntjmL .. It mm t and Tit-Airing; till fl ri It live vigor and mi Vnlidi np Ui heitlj tnmfth of tbe faiicat the remedr. . i. b a luminary in 4 world, It bw enrtd -i coolinn to care more s diMM Uin all I nowa rnedit, feunyof i ! aiore barm tlimn (rood. U al Oioroaihtrutd ttited CaUfsrel KcmiKijr 4 - "foiuta. It cat ia 'Hi . iI udiiFivri), , $ stM k conT-tni-d tllt vttu'i'.tr and a LvsMrg te J 'prrlmt , erSbot- i ; - n (or I i fcf i x and wsrifl r i t c 1 1 1 t , - t erf f . t . I t;tK If zi tzi Ttzilzzs i -. i , I i ' ' i i 1 1 . f it ! . " . f .i i ' ! :.ia i j . , t L j j rii-8 w '. I uko . .: ' J ia the Tpii'co; ;,1 church on J desfcrnirj tie j; rave of thn late Mr. Goo. Detl by defacing bis tuiuttiuu with rocks. I aru not thecustodiau of the good cbarac ter of this community, neithor do I feel responsible for anybody' conduct except my owu aud that oi tuo now ouen uuuer my cuargo -.L-I...l . . J . . . uui uo leei ii my uu.y o Bay that such damage as was done lb tbe church aud grave yard was not done by vandals at all but by lit tle boys whose ages range from three to 8 years old and whose parents were careless enough to allow them .to congregate iu the Episcopal church lot aud play kali aud other games commonly played by lit tl-boys. For this careless-' uess I take niy full share of the responsibility and no more, aud after a thorough investigation can iuforni Mr. Stnlleup or any other person desiring such iuformatiou who committed auoh depredations as were committed aud such iu tormstiou as I nave iu my posi tion will bo giveu without claim ing tbe reward, 1 will further say that I have carefully iu vest igated tbe alleged damage to the tomb stone iu question aud will say that there never hat been a particle of damage dono to it iu any way. I will deposit 100 (about three timet tbe origiual cost of the torn b. stone.) in the bands of any oue to be selected by Mr. Deal ' or Mr. 8tallcup if auy three honest men will say tbe tomb stone has been damaged, disfigured, defaced or 4rtejjy.alher way changed in any particular by tbe.se J"""" or any one else since if""-!,.. where it is. Thie money may-. w "... v-. . . y - other tomb ttone or in any other way he may tee fit louse it. Here arises another thought which is, iudeed, a sad oue to me. I built au humble home in the town of Franklin. Little childreu came into that humble home and their joyous laughter and tbe sou- shiue tbey brought made it a pal ace, and the flush- of hope and health was ou the cheeks of their mother. Tbe members of this church started a grave yard iu my door. Within six saontht from the time (he first grave waa made tbe abadowt drove the sunshine from my home. Disease which the doctors say might come from contaminated water invaded the family circle. My little ones now are motherless aud the ; light of hope and the merry . laughter of happy children around the fireside has given pce to sadness and to gloom, What caused it? What -UxuS( sed my little childreu to be ft - ujC Jbout the tender guidance of a her't care and a mother's love, aud that loo just when tbey used ed it most? Wat it the wanton disregard of health, happiness, hope aud home by putting this grave yard within a few steps of my well? Who shall -say it was not? I may not be the ouly one who may yet suffer by this wan ton disregard of (he heal citizens,. as tbere areoJMrs quite as close to (his rafts yard as I am. peal to the Episcopal people to abandon tbit at a grave yard and remove their dead? or will we re sort to the strong arm of the law to protect our children? which shall we do? This is a serious question far more serious than a orowd of childreu breaking a 2x4 incb light with s rubber ball. No, tbere are no vandals on our street and no barm has been, intention ally done, to any oue by any body or anything, but it does seem to me that the disregard manifested by this church at Franklin, of hu man life snd health is a very near approach to the very worst form of vandalism, to ssy the least of it. - J. Fbakk Rat. ratal Wreck. New York. April 20. Word has just beeu received at the Erie Railroad office that five passengers and one brakemno were kilted aud two persons seriously injured iu a collision between the New York and Chicago Limited and t freixht train on the main line of the Erie Railroad at Rod House; station eight miles west of Salamauoa at 3:05 this ronroiuR. A report from Jamestown atates that tbe passenger train, which is due st New York this afternoon, immediately caught fire and for a balf hour a panic among the pas sengers followed. RaaSbwIldtBsr I Colttorata. ; The expertence tg Callfoniis has shown that even the longer term con victs can be emplored to great advantage- by the state Iu qunrrylnf and erwihlns stone at one or more central tog. Stone Is being extensively cruohed ' ia this way in California st lea t!mn halt what It costs to do thla work, with hired labrr Io other states. Tbe quar ries used fur this purpose are surround ed by a strong atH kml. which also In rlracs the eonvlct qiiurtpre. and tlie es-e--;-e of prisoners umtf-r such coiMlltlons ts r-t c"'.er t-iin t!: :t from t'.e s'- ' ..! f m a. o . J- if . . . Eau Int ef Us EaK of representa tives (ross Qraham Ceeuty. The county of Ashe, that gave bis birth and the county of Gra ham, bis adopted home, should be I ' 1 proud of he. representative, T A. , jiorphew. He ia a man of splen- did psrls, a lawyer of tut mean ability, a legislator wise aud faith ful, a speaker of' force. When k-mpermictf legislation whs thought wise and was before tbe Assembly, in the House branch, young Morphew monsured the man aud championed tbe London bill aa a substitute tor tbe Watts bill iu a speech of great force. When the child labor bill was before that body, a bill conceived in tbe house of wisdom, ho likewise championed ; that humane mea sure. Iudeed he lent bis aid to "... tf nf arhinh ha Vrn served at a aiewber .tuitteet on Judiciary, katiroada and Railroad Commis sion, Salaries snd Fees and oth ers. He was born in Ashe county in 1868, wss educated in the com mou and high schools of the couu ty and having read law was ad mitted to the bar iu 1805 aud be gau practice at Robbiusvillc, where he-has siure resided. Iu 1897 he led to Hyuieu's Shriue Miss Lillie, the bright, sweet daughter of Capt. N. M. E. Slaugh ter. . Mr. Morphew practices in the courts of Graham, Swain, Ma cou, and Cherokee counties,. He has served hit county at its attor ney for six years. News aud Ob server. rdJFEBIUR luUKT. Superior ' court commenced Mouday at 10 o'clock, Judge V, B. Couuoil, presiding and Solici tor T. D. Brysou, prosecutiug. Tbe visiting attorneys preseut are, Beu Posey and K. B. Norvell, of Cherokee; J. W. Ferguson, H. R. Fergusou and 8. C. Welch of Wayuesville ; W. E, Moore aud F. E. Alley of Webster; J. S. Black of Brysou City ; F. B. Ben bow, of Yadkioville; E. LUeru- don of Walballa, 8. C. 4 The case of Zob Sumner, cKsr; with murder, bat beeuccutinued to next tejtHrr r A Thoughtful ( Man. " M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind. knew what to do in the brour of neeti His wife had auch'au uvjiusual ask of stomach and liver tronllile, pLjsi eiana could not help her. tie thought of and tried Dr. King )New Life fills and she qut relief ad once and was finally cured. ' Unity Soo, at Smith's Drug Store, J. . Sherrtil Arwted. The Asheville Cititeid it author- ity for the newt that J. 1), Sherrill hat beeu arrested ou a charge of being implicated iu tbe Cherokee Napkiu Ring concern it Brysou City. Tbe case will c ne np for trial at the next term o the Fede rat court. The parties are J S. Elmore, L, J.Hall aud J.B. Sher rill. Robbed The Giavo. ' A startling incident, i s narrated by John Oliver of 1'bila lelphia, as follows: "I was in an at rful condi tion. . My skin was a!in yellow, eyes sunken,, tongue c led, pain continually in back and sides, no ap petite, growing weakurday by day. Three physicians had givdn tne up Then Wss advised to ui Electric! UUtere to my great joy the fimt bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their ne for three weeks and aia now s well, matt, I know they robbed tbe grave of another victim." No one should fail to tr them. Only 60 cents, guaranteed, atVrank T.SinHh's drugstore. KLECTJ0N NO Notice ia hereby give ncE. that au Tuesday iu 11 ay- Elecfiou is called tot ,May 5th 1S03, to beheld or ro0,"i 0ur houp, fjr piirj-os. of electing a Mayor au-i f h-vrn f!(immir..1;n(.r, f.,r .-,-, , t r,.,, ' lin for the b.-rm of tiro V..h L. ' n J. C. , s'. 1 t- i n ( i4 j$ the adoption of man"- fn I rtnhii iCT hJ a J1XCC C.-a 1 . .1 Friil. v. JuLu rrondustx, colored, couvic tnd of niurJr aud robbery at EeiJsville, N. C, was sentenced to hung today. - On the 14 h iust. Brevard voted on the dispeuwary question, and the diepeusnry was dofeatud by a vote of 49 to 23 votes. . Thecommeuceiueut exorcises of the Sylvs Collegiate lust iluto will be held May 19th and 201 It. - " An tiled ion has been called for the 25th of April for the voters ol WnyiK'sville township, Haywood oounty, to vote outhe question of issuing boado to the amouut of 150,000 for read improvement, 8aiallpx at Leeds. Drs. Lylo aud Slier, went to Leeds, four miles up the Georgia road, last Thursday to see Mr. aud Mrs. L. K. Moffiitt who were nick. Tbey fouud the patfeutt bad smallpox and immediately quar antined the place. .It is thought tbe disease was transmitted to them bv handling the mails from Claylou aud Dillard, Gn., aa Mr. Mofiitt keeps tbe postofiice at Jeds, and the pottmasteia' fami lies at both Clayton aud Dillard bavo bad tbe disease. The Clay, ton nail was turned back and for a time the service will be ' discon tinued, V. romtrr llakk BnIM Altar my Dnl twby wu kwa I did aot mm to rt jala say urtnjth tltheugh th doctor gv rm tonic which h consid rtd wry superior, but huttad si gttUn J ktttr I frtw wuktr tvtry day. My hut band IntUtcd that I takt Win of Cartful far a wttk and MS what It would do for m. I dia Uki the asodlcm and wu wy ratthd to Hnd nv itrtntth and health slowly rttumtof, h two wtaki I waa out f bad and In a month I was able to take B)inystal Souta uk m lb) snlas." it dotioa. I aa very onuuni- Wineof Cardai reinforce thcorgaiia of generation for tho ordoat of preg nancy and childbirth. It prevents nut carriage. Ko woman who takes Wine of Caraui need fear the coming of her ehild. If Mri. Unrath had taken Wine df Cardni before her baby eamio she would not have been weakened aa she was. Her rapid recovery should commend tbta great remedy to every expectant mother. Wine of Cardui regalotes the meiutnul flow. ivciEorcanoui Mast Pay fell Tax te Tote. Attorney General Giln lecided that pnjgaTftflxe WZ is necessary to qualify votius in muuiciDsl elections next month. Tbe quest ion ; was sub- ill. J 1. L ! - I ' I., i! :. milieu io uim on a conieuuuo I bat a tax receipt for 1901 was suf ficient, compliance with the terms of the law. Herrea Shoots Brltt. . Asheville, N. C, April 19. A young msn nsmed Herreu surreu dered to Sheriff Reed this after uooti. He said be had killed Charles Britt ou Reems Creek, eight miles froth Asheville, that Britt bad met him iu the road aud cursed him and attacked him with t drawn knife Herren says be shot twice striking -Britt iu .. tbe breast. The trouble was About t woman.' CASTORIA 7or Infants and ChilJrea. Sifaatwtof THC OPtftATCO Carrying Pollmaa Steepens, Cafe Cart (a la carte) and Chair Cars (seats free). Ci.!;;ias, lLe',:;j atd Kansas City NO TO IL POINTS IN Texts, CLLtzzi tr,i In ".it Tcrrlto.ici ANO THC Tjr V.';.t-1 r' ..T wc:t f Si tM V T' 1 f- l $ -I : 4S CT Mr A. 9 is, t" S '. i "-a n-.- r. i ! t t I. f.r for The Kind Ton IT.we Alwajs in so for over CO years, and All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" are bub Experiments that trtflo wlVt and endanger the health of Infuita Mid Children I&perienoe asralnst Experiment. - I7hat io CASTORIA Castorla Is . harmless" substitute for Castor Oil, Pra fctortc, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neitlicr Opium, Morphine nor other Koreotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms :i and allays Fcvcrlahness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relievos ToctUInjr Troubles, euros Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the - , tomach and BottcIs, glvinir healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. CEMUIME CASTORIA ALWAYS jrt Bears the The Kind You Have AMys Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TKtT mm, nmw mct. mm rrr. i " - wWTtitn i i i j 27 igh Quality This is M Vhi . EXTRAORDIH ARC Grand Sweeping Low Pi WRIGHT & ROBINSON'S STOP.- ill Ea4 Everything In the house at .... rt s .-yrfSVSSa 1 a c! I fienieel ftooda for i f aj mane room lor our opring uoons. i uey Jand it's room we wsnt to display them, isj IS i rvni WRIGHT & ROBINSON'S STORE. d-eite-l4-KH-Hr- NOTICE 0FTAX SALES. Pursuant to tho law la such cast a provi ded, I will at tho Court Houae door in Franklin. K. C, on th tTrst Monday in May naxt, acll th following lands to satisfy the tali's and coat tr ths year 11102, situated as follewa, to-wit : FUANKMN ToWNSHir. Kit mea. Mo. Acres. Tax ft Coat- Cut I Is AddlagtoB acts J L Barnard 1 Towj Lot O A Bartlttt Z town lots , Vf D Colliua . 5 - Ads Donaldson ft aiater " Ju'a Grlsaara 1 " llarrlrtt Hawahaw - a Samuel Hlikla Min. Int. i C Bod- t 7 H SO T Tl 1 M 2 31 t t 3 04 BW S 83 gins lasda Joaie Williams . ' W " ' MlLLSHOAt TOWKSHW. JoahnaAdma - 3J " G B Dulton T " Julia Frnnka bclra . 10 " O A Kinsland la 1 8nh Klnslund Ml ' K A Moore 123 " Natl. Vlrua!vu Mfg. Co. Ill Yi-argiiu Hamlcrs 10 " I 7A 4 81 1 I4J - a ui 3 89' 10 34 f a! 1 u Tho Turkey Knob Cor Co., Min. Int. J D Moore and others 3t seres J M Williams 2-1 " J W Young 87 " Woodlord Zmliary SO " Elluav ToWKsnie. -W B Hayes . 51 , Miirtin Ring 13 " W K Thomnklns Hfiuersl Iut in Jh. Peck lsmla SuoAsroaa: ToWNsnir. Arnold Bros. 100 acres Clark Cluy heirs im " . loin llcrrcii H " A I Keener 10 " IllUHLAMDS ToWNSHir, 1 " 207 1 1 30 I 32 a 1 3 CD 2 22 4 l 10 42 4 KSI 3 -Tl 7 M 2 !M 1 11 4 f I 7,'i Alic &. Vwr T!!lNl!,S-l H t - 1 h i: N ! W It I ' n r it r ' 'rm r vs.inf-n 1 1 tn 1- 2 '0 acres Ami' 3 r.vviU &ulvLkli Las boca hna borne tho etnatnre of Las been made tinder Lis per Signature of -4- as as u - Low Prices. it a 4 ! AIL Mafn Street, FRANKLIN. N. CJ lowest cash prioes, ..... n, . $11 ih tfeoph. SACahe " l.K 8 C Dr.vman heirs 12 " ' 1 M W t Mum V - 1 St Thomas ft Allen heirs ICO " - S tl CAaTuooacRAVa Tow-ismr. 3 C Sanders Int. BV Smith 100 acres- 1 47 n aw ' . ' Kamtasula Towaswr., VT A Bailey ' 48 acres 8 21 BAHoldcn (1; . 6114 " 131 JNUayney ,t " " ' 28 " 8 W W 8 Howard 33 - IDv LAJarrett MVS " 19 51 J M Lylc ft John 3 Moore heirs Int 100 acres State Grant No. 3B2S for notftiwa - toe 8 J May ft Co. .10 acres tor Iflol ft im t JAMaaon 14 Seres 4 IU W J Moors ft Co 1.V M S T5 K.ntnh.l. Mllllnn IV Ul.ln.Cn XI In' I Intert-at 67 97 E It Stamp ft C W McLoud 2000 acres " SWood 10 47 ;iacrca I l Bvsmikotowk TowMsmr. fHBwheo Camby T A Downs ft Bro Mrs L B Sanders A B Welch e-Tir acres TS " 118 " ion " 200 " 24 fid 1 IW 3 17 8 KB 11 0 .'.'.' Cowan TowKsnir Cliaa 8 Bryan 40 acres S SI Thomas Ivenhower 1 " 2 iiS B. O. C. L. C. A. Baby 0 M 13 00 EBahybelra SI " 2 22 Jcaa Coleman screS 4 -IS 11 B Mock IT " 1711 Miirlnn Moore 9i acres for 1P01 ft 1Mj2 10 S3 Tttia Aprlll, l!l. - T. H. IIiodos, Eherill snd Tas Collector. If i - k J ii i s f i t r , III a las Ml "I Mi Wemustta :.'v. . . a. a 3 are now yrrivitig s hi I III Sal a?g tjj ai iiomz of nixiio:;. jsy virtue ot the authority con ferred on the Board of Cour.ty Com ruisRioners wt M icon County y an act of the General Assembly of Nor lb i.arouiia enniiuu "An Actio pro. vide (or tbe attendance of children in the Schools of Maoou County." An election will be held at the sever al voting precincts in Macoii County on Saturday the SOih day of May, 1903, Submitting to the qualified vo ters of stuit county the question of Compulsory atteudanoe on the Schools of aid county, at said elec tion each qualified voter of raid coun ty who is iu favor of oompulsory at tendance on me ocnoois oi juncon county, as providud by Seut ions 'one. two, three, four, five, six and seven of said Act, hereinafter mentioned, will be allowed to oust oi e ballo up' ou which ahull be written or printed the words, "For Compulsory Atteti dunce," and eauh qualified voter who is opposed to Compulsory attendance on Hie Schools o( said County, . as provided by said Suctions will be al lowed to cast one ballot upon which shall be written or primed the words Against Cnrnpulsory ' Attendance.' Following pie Sections one, twr three, four, five, sii and seven of said Act, io which reference bas heretofore been made, via! Sectiou 1. Thai any parent, guar dian or other person in Macon Conn. ty, having tbe control of any child or ohi'dren between the ages of eight (8) and sixteen (16) years, shall be required to send such child or chil dren to some publio or piivate day .r night school for children,1 annual ly, for a period equivalent to at leait three-fourths ot the publio school teim in the district ,i asid count) herein said child or children may reside, subject to such exceptions as to children, places of attendance and schools aa are provided fur in section five of this aot. Section 2, That any parent, guar dian or other person in sail eounty failing to comply with the provisions of section one of this act shall be guilty of s misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction, be fined or. impris oned in the discretion : of the Court, f Section 8. That it ahull be the doty of every publiu school teacher in Macon County to keep a strict record of the attendance of all chil- J""- Vtweeu the Hues nf ehjht and ,., L ir f" " ' " T " ' ' 1 'Tfai I lJTu"B north twenty (SO) degrees west one jfijme I 17 1j JorfTdnsiriot, huudred and twenty IXU, puua to)a cheat- KmnundS; joni Js-a upon the cen ou rviiua students in ' said dis trict, aud to report the same lo the LUoiird of E luonlion of suid county annually at the olose of the public school term. Said report shall be made out upon blanks to be furnished the teacheis by the Board of Educa tion of asid eounty, and shall include: (1; The name of every child be tween the ages of eight aud sixteen years, residing within said district, who shall fail to attend some public or private day or night school for the length of time provided, (or in sec tion one of t'lis act - toother with the name of ibe parent, guardian or other erson having control of such child or children. . ('2) A slaltiuenl of the actual length of time during which said lnld shall . have failed to niteml school as n oft red y vUs wt.- (8) A statement ns lo w helher said parent, guardian or other person having control of said child or chil dren shall have been excused from the penalties of this act aa provided iu section five of lias aot. Every report made by a 'teacher bv virtue of this act shall be duly verified upon oath by tbe teacher making the same. Section 4. " That it shall be the duty of the Hoard of Education of Macon County to certify said reports each year to the next ensuing term of the Super! r Court of said eounty for the trial of. t r.niinal easea after said reorU are jo made, and the C'erk of said Court (hall furnish the Solicitor with said vreports, nd it shall be the duty of tho Sol.cilor of the district to draw and send bills to tbe grand jury' against all persons who shall violate any of the provi sions of this act. Section 5r That this act shall not apply in any ease where the ehild has been or is being taught at honvi in such brunches as are taught in the public schools For the length of time required in section one of ibis act, or whose physical or menial condition renders his or her attendance imprac ticable, or who shall be en-used by ; the publio school committee of the township or district in wbich the parent, guardian or other person j havina control resides, upon its be ing shown to their satisfaction that j the parent, guardian or other person j hiving control was not h!e, on aa- count of poverty, to clothe such child properly, or that he or she has alrea dy acquired the ordinary branches ietiired by law, or that there is no white school, in the "ease of white children, or colored school, in the i-iife of colored cltildrjn, within two miii-s bv tho nenrt'r-t travel I rm I. ' lion 6. tv, 1 ;h s t sny I'l-nl, " l ip- i r ! y i " ". i 1 t i (!::.:) TiiusTi:::oC.UE. Wiikrbas, John I. j. a sj-id wife IT-' ry M. I ram did oa tbe 31st day ot March i , ,.$. execute stid deliver to Fran cis I). lloilman, Truatoe, a trust deed oa certain lands In Macoa Countr, State of Xorth Caxolf n thertln described, to se cure the sum oi 1:4,000 00 due by said ' John Ingram and Mary f. Ingram to tilO BlttTHH ft AMKB1CAH MoKTSAOX (ompajiv, Limited, which said trust ( deed Is recorded ia Mitoon county, in Ieed Book 7 page 84 lo which reference is hereby made; and whereas default has been mads In payment of ths moneys se cured by said trust deed, and the said trustee has been duly requested to- . cut the trust therein contained; Now TUKKEFoiiK. notice is hereliypv- en, that under and by virtue of the pow or contained in snid trust deed, t, tho w dorslgned trustee, on the Twouty-seveath day at April, 1U03, between ths hours of . 10 a. m. and 3 p. tu., nt tho Court llouao - door In the town of franklin ia Macon county, North Carolina, wilt by publio , ' auction sett to the Ugliest bidder for . cash, the following described property, . vis; First tract: Beginning sta wilto ouk on the North boundary line of the Indian Itcservutioo being tho northwest corner of Section number thirty one (31 running thence west fifty (i") poles to black jack on tbe top of a ridge, thence . south thirty-four (34) degrees east twen- ; ty-eight(28) poles to a Spanish oak, thence south live (-') degrees west slity one (HI) poles to a oheatnut theaee south . twenty (20) degrees esst ninety-four (M) poles to a black jack, thence south for- ', ty-iieo (4u) degrees cast fifty (30) poles to . a locust oa the boundary line of tbe said reservation, thence east furty-sli (4C4 polos to a stake oa an old line said reset- y vation, thence with said line north up to its corner, thence east Ufty-Uvs (M) pvica to an old comer of the said reservation thence north forty-three (43) pules tv the southeast corner of lection anaaber ' thirty-one 31 of said Indian keserva , lion, thence west one hundred aad twen- v ty -eight 12H poles to the southwest coriifrof said number thirty-one 31 J thence north ninety-three Wi poles to the beginning. Containing ninety UOj scies. Second tract: BegianlnK on Kst oak corner of number sis ttj eiglrl ill and twenty M of land formerly owned by John Ingram and runs aoutu one hundred snd sixty leu poles ,wiili ' the east side of number tweniy HO to its corner, then east one hundred and , sixty lttOj poles to a black oak, thia worth ono huudrtd and sixty leuj potoa' tu a snail hickory, ths southeast corner -of said number 8J then north one hun- . drd and sixty loO ptdea with south side of said tract number eiuht HJ totlia ; beginning . Contidnlng one bundled sad ' sixty lUW-urea, more or less. Tract Threet jsnruce pins AU . vmcr sua I una wiui men ,ne north twenty (20) degrees west one out at AUingtuusune, then with his Hue west ulnety-i-lght 08, poles to a white oak, then with said lin south forty-live 40, degrees east eighty. DO, notes to a si skit his southeast corner, then south forty live 45, degrees west one hundred ItU, poles to said Atlington's south corner then north forty-live 40, degrees west eighty 60, poles to a stake at said At liugton's southwest corner, then west with said Atlington's line forty 4u, poles to a small chestnut, said AUlsgtoa'a corner in Lyles line, then with said Lyles line south twelve 12, denrees west two hundred and tweuty-sis Xttf, poles to an oak, then wi'.b said Lyles lino north eighty-three 83, degrees esst three hun dred 300, poles to a hickory, then to the beginning. Containing three hundred huu seventeen si i, acres, more or less.- Tract four! In-'rinnlnit t Sml SIX ikcy ioO. boios wnu"tuv uu-u me i-f suid Lot number twenty 10, to a white oak, then one hundred and sixty 1B0, . poles to a hickory, then west one huu- -drvd and sixty 10U, poles to tho begin ning. Containing one hundred awl six ty 100, acres, mors or less. Tract Fire: , , Beginning at a hickory tks southaast corner of tract number twenty -on 31, .. owned by J ohn Ingram and runs east i on hundred snd thirty-two-1.12,! ftrriA te a stake, then north one hundred and sixty 160, poles to a water oak, west one hundred and thirty-two Ui'l poles to a whits oak northeast comer ef number tweaty-vue XI, then south one hundred and sixty 1, poles wltk the ' east side of number twenty-one XI, to " ths beginning. Containing one hundna" and thirty-two lS'-i, acres more or loaa. (. All tho tracts of laud herein before ' do- , scribed are situated In Macoo County, North Carolina, adjoiuing the laada vf Charles Ingram, Nanna Lylo and others ;t and containing In the aggregate eight ' hundred and lifty-nlne Si, acres, mere orh-s. Said land will be sold to satisfy the dobt secured by said trust deed, aad such title will be given as is vested la c said trustee, This Msr. 23, 1W3. FnAitcis 11. iiorrMAH, Trustee. By VVAlrKU E. Moohk, AlU-rnej. be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, iion conviction, be fined or Impris oned in the discretion of the Court. Section 7. That the B urd of Education ' of Macon County are hereby authorised to appropriate an nually, for each township in said county, out of the publio school fund of said county, the sum of twenty dollars (120.00) or so much thereof ns mar be necessary. , to provide books for any child or children in said township In cites where tie fs ent, guardian or other person hsvinj control of such child--or ct-il-irvn shall, on auonunt of poverty, be una- ble to provide such child or cl.il Ircn St- with the n:t'fi y bos ' t' '.I propriatioM sliwll 1 e ir s j -' rci-oiiiiiifinliili jn of I -e ; ! f cf r I )l !' r r
The Franklin Press and the Highlands Maconian (Franklin, N.C.)
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