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EIGHTH PAGE Ktn n ' n e5ngconp u JTFrSlT, N. C. Aw. 18, 1SS0 CHATTEL ' PROPER TY FOR SALE NOTICE ! NOTICE OF SERVICE SALE BY ADMINISTRATRIX NORTH CAROLINA, MADISON COUNTY. NOTICE OF SALE Ttv vtrtna nf the nower of sale con- CASE NO. 742 tained in a certain deed of trust Town.hlp No. -Certificate No. 186. made by A. A. Angel and wife, Dora (4) 531-(5) Ansel, to the undersigned Trustee, Townthip No. 12-Certificetet No. dated Aueust 2nd. 1926. and duly 199-(4) 615-(5) The undersigned administratrix of recorded in the office of the Register In the Superior Court the estate .of T A. Silvers, deceased, of Deeds for Madison County, N. C. NORTH CAROLINA, Sn!S rtf fol owin articles of per in record of mortgage! and Deed of MADISON COUNTY. w,"feLLt..i?nr.'n5?r:le:!P!L Trust book number 22 page 21 to Madison County swat pr.py 7'""8" vu. k" f which reference is hereby made: and vs. tate of said decedent, at the home ol default having been made in the pay- Mrs. W. T. Weaver; D. C. Waddell, T, A. Silvers in No. 3 Township, Mad- ment of the indebtedness secured by Jr.; William J. Cocke and wife, Mrs. ison County, at 12 o'clock noon, on said deed 0f trust, whereby the power William J. Cocke; Phillip C. Cocke April 19th 1930. oi sale therein contained nas become ana wu, mrs. rniuip . -oce; vr. a onerative. said undersisrned Trustee J. E. Cocke and wife, Mrs. J. E. une rora ooacn, i. . - Mondav. April 28th at twelve Cocke: Dr. Eugene R. Cocke and 416181. o'clock noon sell for cash, at public wife, Mrs. Eugene R. Cocke; Tim V interest in Threshing Machine B11t.ion. at the Court house door in othy D. Cocke and wife, Mrs. Tim and Tractor. the town of Marshall, County of othy D. Cocke; Dr. Carl V. Reynolds; 1 Hay Rake and Mowing Machine. 'Madison, State of North Carolina, Mrs. R Randolph Ball and husband, " ' a. l. InnJ .,4 R RonrtAlnn Kail Will mm .TAhnernn premises situate, lying and being in Jr. and wife, Mrs. William Johnston, tjie county of Madison, Stlate of Jr.; Wachovia Bank & Trust Corn- North Carolina, and being more par- Pny, Trustee & Executor, and Mrs, ticularlv described as follows: Robert P. Johnston, Executrix. Rob- Beginning 0n a stake in the center ert P. Johnston, deceased; Harold E. Of Shutm road about tiny yaras wonnsign ana wu, mrs. naroia a. from where Rhutin road leaves the Johnston; Mrs. Eugene Carland and - Dixie Highway and runs South with husband, Eugene Carland; and Mrs. ,vr-.-, nTwV?aU road about 60 poles to a stake w wn, " IVII 1 1 II U I IH XH K V II H in the Shutm road, Ed Dawson's s. K. - "w ox nuimra ugunaron, ueceaa llUllvlJ lir OLuLlTlviJ, Corner; thence an easterly course ed. Mrs. Henri Berger and husband, about 20 poles to Shutin Creek; nenri Berger, mrs. naries r. woi thence N. Easterly course with the ford and husband, Charles P.' Wof- old creek bed about 60 poles to a lord; and Mrs. J. K. Manson, Jr., stake opposite the beginning corner; thence a westerly course with a wire fence a direct line to the beginning. Containing nine acres more or less. This the 24th day of March, 1930. G. C. MYERS, Trustee. O-Apr. 18. President Gets Poppy 1 Cradle. Corn Drill. Seed Sower. This the 7th day of April, 1830. ELIZA SILVER, Admin istratrix of T. A. Silver, Deceased. 2t, CASE NO. 400 Certificates No. 169-232-(l); 15S-(3)t 527-(5). Townthip No. 9 In the Superior Court NORTH CAROLINA, MADISON COUNTY. Madison County, vs. Jeter Harrison and wife, Mrs. Jeter Harrison; Maude Gentry, J. N. Gen try and Jane Gentry. The defendants above named, hav ing been duly served with processes a required by law, and INTERLOCU TORY JUDGMENT VP r J U tu ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE non-residents and heirs at law of William Johnston, Deceased Lands in numbers 9 and 12 Townships, Madison County, North Carolina. The defendants above named, hav ing been duly served with process, 'as required by law, AND INTER i LOCUTORY JUDGMENT OP FORE. CLOSURE having been duly entered MM v.'.-.;.vr aa, ,. . FvsV I Five-year-old - Lois June Allen, orphan daughter of a world war vet eran, pins the first "Buddy Poppy" of the Spring campaign on Mr. Hoover's coat The money from the sale of the poppies goes for the relief of disabled veterans and their dependant. in the Superior Court of Madison Having qualified as administratrix County, against the said defendants, of the estate of T. A. Silver, deceas- therefore, all other persons owning ed, late of Madison County, N. C, or claiming an interest in the land this is to notify all persons having described in said judgment will take claims against the estate of said de- notice that on the 14th day of No- CLOSURE having been duly entered c?se tof them to the under- vember, 1929, an action entitled as ' . .. i (rii (i fi gt Marshall IV I nn a Ko ntin fo wna nnmmanonH in fh a Kunp. in the Superior Court of Madison signed at Marshall, N. C, on or be- above was commenced in the Supe fore the 21st day of March, 1931, or rior Court of Madison County, for o i... :4. .:.! Jr,a lore me -s tBrofnrp all nthpr nersons owninir or this notice wiu be Paded in bar of the purpose of foreclosing Tax Liens Plimin.r n interest in the land de- their recovery. All persons indebted for the taxes due for the years 1926 -"i': " "a ' to said estate will please make im- and 1927, on the following real es ""reu i " " J n u B ... . , f i. . T.i 4... will take notice that on the 10th day' , . 1non of October, 1929, an action entitled Jh.s the 15th day of February, 1930 as above was commenced in the Su- M.RS- ELIZA SILVER, Administra perior Court of Madison County for "x of j A. Silver, deceased, the purpose of foreclosing Tax Liens , u"APr- ib- for the taxes due for the years 1919, NOTICE OF SALE 1920, 1925 and 1927, and on the following real estate: ' I Being one Town Lot in the Town ; of Hot Springs, North Carolina, de-. scribed in a Deed from J. O. Sales t0 ' CASE NO. 742 Jeter Harrison, dated August 9, 1916 Townthip No. 9-Certificates No, and recorded in Deed Book 37 at (4) 531-(5). Page 279, in the Office of the Regis- Township No. 12-Certifieatet ter of Deeds for Madison County, 199.(4) 61S-(5) North Carolina, bounded and more tne Superior Court pall?Tscribed "'ollow5 NORTH CAROLINA, BEGINNING 0n a stake on the MADISON COUNTY, east side of Conway Street, 100 ft. Madison County irum vnc curuer ui am u runway 186. No. tate, known as the William Johnston land on the southwest side of the French Broad River, in Number 9 and 12 Townships, 2400 acres of land being in No. 9 Township, 640 acres being in No. 12 Township, con. taining 3,040 acres more or less. I Described in a Deed made the 28th day of June, 1858, by J. R. Love I to William Johnston, recorded in Book F, page 402, being Lot No. 15 in said Deed, which Deed is referred to, also described in a Deed made August 2, 1858, by I. B. Sawyer, as Clerk and Master in Equity, in the County nf Buncombe and State of North Carolina, to William Johnston, . assignee of James Love, of the Coun ,ty of Buncombe, said deed recorded : in Book A. Pares 242-243. Lot No. 15, which deed is hereby referred to PaUel with HiU Street. 100 ft? to ? Wuii.'m I ocae ltJSSi S2&?i! cer;v'"ence wiawriy coure wiui Cocke; Dr. Eugene R. Cocke and iA IV TEn p"Ti. BdV. p.. ihTii??r:iiri."fL?"; wife, Mrs. Euene R. Cocke; Tim- JSf "tt S"'! wjr ci f ?. , yuu"c othy D. Cocke and wife, Mrs. Tim- iOP 'tu p"!,! r, with Conway Street 50 feet to the othJ D. Cock Dr. Ca'rl y R lor, John Cody Emn Randall, Ca- beginning noldg. Mrs. R Randolph Ball and Xrs Ils -dioSh. Fr7nH Being the same tract of land con- husba'nd R. Randoiph Ball; WUliam R&nnslfi X S S veyed by Jeter Harrison and Martha Johnrto Jr. and ffe, Mr8 william 'K Harrison to .Maude Gentry Et Al, by j hnston Jr Wacho'via Bank & 1 M?"d' J DAejLdfie4J,?rA 2l i9?2i rf: Trust Company, Trustee and Exe- 77JPi LZttt i.- t: r cuior, ana mrs. nooen r. jonnsion, t R.nrfnll. Tmh ntri m in. Doctor (examining unconscious en gineer) : "Did that automobile hit his engine?" Fireman: "No, the driver slowed up to let the train go by and the en gmeer tainted. Woman s World. REVISED DEFINITIONS ; POUTICAL CABINET Some unvlarnished deadwood bound in red tape. SALESMANSHIP Selling a man something he doesn't want at a higher price than he intended paying for it. LEGISLATOR A politician who stands for what he thinks the people will fall for. OLD MAID An unclaimed bun dle of sweetness. SINKING FUND An appropri ation for battleships. BACHELOR A man who doesn't have to hang all his clothes on one hook in the closet. LOW BROW A person who prefers "Turkey in the Straw" played on a fiddle to "Valse Camembert" played on a violin. EFFICIENCY EX PER T A man who takes two hours off for lunch. DRAMATIC CRITIC 99 44100 per cent pooh The Pathfinder. From DAVIS CHAPEL JETER PRITCHARD RAMSEY FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS H LADIES AND GENTLEMEN i I hereby announce myself a candidate, for the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the - . . , REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, JUNE 7, 1930 I shall appreciate your support, and if I am elect ed I will make a kind and efficient officer. ' 7 YOURS TO SERVE, ert Crowe's cow getting her leg brok en. Among those who visited Mrs. Os car Davis Sunday were Mrs. Polly Davis of Sweetwater, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Forester of Woodfin; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and small son of Laurel; and Mrs. R. L. Crowe. Mrs. Nannie Fisher of Dry Branch spent the day with Miss Nellie Crowe Sunday. Best wi?hes for good luck to the farmers who are planning and pre paring to plant their crops for the coming season. Wears Pineapple Dress It is hoped that our Sunday School the office of the Register of Deeds Robert P Johnston De tJer Ra1da11' Lcona Davis' Nat Anmrovln for Madison County, North Carolina fZTmrM !S? d fSSZi "A 2 at Davis Chapel will improve now, as the warm weather is coming on. 1 The singing class of Dry Branch J is being much improved by the choir practice, which is being held at in tervals during each week. Misses Anna and Estelle Henry, who have been quite sick ,are slowly 52 , si FOR SHERIFF OF It is also ordered that all other ""i " a f'"?"" Safford lands and others, and .Js! Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Davis, who persons claiming an interest in the e"' Ti.lund nH Whr,H vZ n..wn tt2 .the lands of the heirs of, have been planning to move to their anhi mottpr nf smri flphnn shall . . ... William Johnston. F - j j tfene cariano; ana mrs. jaara w Senorita Monina Acuna, recen tly chosen as "MJat Phnippines," wearing her native dress of Pina cloth which is woven from the fibers of pineapple leaves. It is very delicate and costly; this dress is. worth $1,500. IN MEMORY th. d. .f tkh , K?BS Si taSSf nJSi " ' "w ?" I1"!" .!:!' "th ,,her' H- e to be with fend their months from otherwise they shall be forever barr ed and foreclosed of any and all m xienn oeixcr una nuaoana, nenn j 4- j j . Berger; Mrs. Charles P. Wofford K2w " ""1! and husband, Charles vy onora tv: i..- . Kive you up, j P. Wofford. ArrSrZffi"" Mr. Chappel Wallin spent several fWn In memory of my loving wifa. On January 6, 1930, the Lord said come on Loretta, and live with Me." her work here and gone to be with Jesus, we hatea to give you up, Loretta, but God does Clerk, Superior Court, Madison County, North Carolina. NOTICE OF SALE County, North Carolina By virtue of the Dower contained in a judgment of the Superior Court of Madison County, in the above en-j titled cause, authorizing the under-' signed Commissioner to sell the land ' hereinafter described, for the pur- j poses specified in said judgment, I, will, on the 22nd day of April, 1930, 1 at i 1 o'clock P. M4 at the Court ( 'taketh blessed be the name of the vi8i.tin Lord. . .- '.: forait nf rlaima in nr tn the Kroner. tv. or the nroceeds from the sale S?"J-A TO."2 V25;f?r wise they shall be forever barred and 01 ,ast week Mr ecut .The Lord giveUi. and the Lord thereof TV7fW i ," '" ioreciosea ol any and all interest or nas. This the 17th day of March, 1930. l' 5Jf?: W i of-to the Property or thei Among those who were uiiuii'ut i ft uiv -a' "w nrnPMnM rMaivan t im tna a ia ww M . . "y ' Cnimfrr. Nnrfti TamliTia r. - " Mrs. Texanna Banks Sunday alter-1 i,. , v ju-.. ... t This the 17th day of March, 1980. noon' were Mrs- Zeb B'nkenhip and yonr chair is vacant and your HUBEKT DAVIS, oaugnier, ae, ana mr. xaimaage iet j. j, We cannot hear you we Bupenor uoun. Biankenship ,nd family oi wooann. 8inng around the home we for. I v Mrs Jfnna Rppfnr and irranH-L)iicrn- . ... , . t . .,. i. . - -..nieriy aa. : uome is aara wimuui ter, Lavenia, who have been spending you lt, almort more than I the winter with Mrs. Recton's daugh.can bear, but some sweet day over ter, Mrs. Maye Deaver, have returned nderf shall Ang together.' Home to their home here. : : ; i not ltka it formarlv wan. , Then. w. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rogers of the cotJid tather , round the fireside ind NOTICE! To the legal voters of Madison County: I now take the pleasure of announcing myself for the of fice of Sheriff subject to the Re publican Primary of June 7, 1930. ... If I am elected I will promise you that I will carry out th duties of the office to the best of my ability, and will do all in my power to keep down crime. As I have been an officer for several years I know how crime should be suppress ed. I will assure every citizen of Madison County that they will never regret any support that they may see cause to give me. Thanking you, one and all. Yours respectfully, CLOYDE L. HENDERSON CASE NO. Certificate No. 169-2S2-(l)i . ' ; il55-(3)l . . S27-(S). ' Townabip No. 9. ., In tk Superior Coenrt. NORTH CAROLINA, , . MADISON COUNTY, Madison County, , Jeter Harrison and wife, Mrs. Jeter Being the tract 0f land situateed in . n . 'attended the commencement exercis- Harrison, Mauda Gentry, J. N. Gen- No. 9 and 12 Townships, Madison " ; at Marshall Friday night, and en- try and iane Gentry, v - County.-bn the southwest side of the "cure certain Indebtedness, and de- f" " rJtKJ By virtua of the power contained French Broad River, and described, fault harinf- been enade, in the. pay-;yJl " Te oa program, in a Judgment of the Superior Court fcaeed of th. indebtedne ; thereby :c r? !orry,t( f Mr. Rob- titll mum. authorizin the nnder- Johnston, recorded in Deed Book F. Bcurei' whereby the power of sale signed Commissioner to sell the land Page 402, and known as Lot No. 15. became . operative, the undersigned -hereinabove described, for the pur- Also described in a Deed dated Au- trustee will on Monday, May 12, 1930 pose specified Utasaid Juagment, , I gust ; 2, .1858, made by L B. Sawyer at twelve o'clock M., at the Court will, on the 22nd day of April, 1930, as clerk and Master in Equity in the w Attli9 - . ... at 1 o'clock . P. M., at the Court County of Buncombe, and SUta of House door offer for sale to the high House door of said County, seU to North Carolina, to William Johnston, est bidder; for cash, the following de the highest bidder for eash, to satis- assignee of James Love, recorded In scribed property, to-witt ' - i ly said Judgment, ail the right, title ueea uoor a, fages otz-543, Lot No: Adjoining the lands of C. C. Brace. House door of said County, sell to the : By virtue of the power of sale con htghest bidder for - cash, to satisfy said judgment all the right, title and cnteJ . B . r, . . . p- I Madison Seminary were visiting Mrs.',,-- bMntifui .onas of Zion together. interest wnicn tne saia aeienaants " r . f Z L IRhmh mothnr Mr. " Crowe ' . , , . , . , .'above .named, and all other persons ey, Trustee, dated, Dec 15th, 1924, IzjT ' -y 1 But now horn, is broken, and we 'claiming an interest in the said lands duly recorded in deed of trust book. , Z y nignt. - J ' ; , ,'miss your voice,. Loretta, but some nerem oescriDed, to-wit: r r No. 30 at naew No. 43. in the 1 - "en" F""!"' " 'weet day we can sing together ev- er to part any more. vt-.,. ' Our friends may think that I have forgotten you, Loretta, when they see me . smile, - but' notwithstanding' that 84 interest which the said defend- 15, excepting however, all the" lands - . r s above named, and all other per- heretofore conveyed or deeded out of f " - , ' v s . s claiming an interest in said the tract contained and described In . - Beginning on a double chestnut on lands herein described, to-wit: . ' said deeds, and said deeds are hereby top of a ridge N. E. of Mary's Gap Being One Town Lot in the Town referred to for a more accurate de- an(j rnni a West course with John of Hot Springs, North Carolina, No. swiption, ' the said lands adjoming c - , . .v. MU 9 Township, and more particularly 0n the esst the land of John Roberta, Sulhna s line ; to the public road; described in A Deed from J. O. Sales Baxter Randhll, Lawrence Hagan, thence with the road to Mary's Gap; to Jeter Harrison, dated August 9, Ervin Marl or, John Cody, Errin Ran- thence with C. C Brace's line to the 1916, and recorded in Deed Book 37 dall, Caney Goforth, George Dockerv beginning Containing 5 acres more' et Ffl!e 279; and in a Deed from Je- and others, also by the French . . ,. .T1.t7.j tr Harrison and Martha Harrison to Broad River opposite Mountain Is- p ,eM- Being the lands conveyed I.aude Gentry Et AL dated Febru- land, and on the south adjoins the y James M. West to Henry Cody, f '7 9, 1920, recorded in Book 42, at lands 0f Joe Worley and others, on O-May 9. J. A. RAMSEY, Trustee ; e 121, in the Olce of the Reg- the west adjoining the lands of Jule ' -5 r of Deeds for Madison County, Roberts, Baxter Randall, Leona Da- : , --'S CmroMn. vis, Nst Anderson lands, and the J. Two attorneys, . one decidedly ; 3 J" a 17' 1 '"v of f'". 130. J. Gudger lands, Safford lands and glum of . countenance, met on the Jw4 A. I....IC29 others, said tract of land 'containing street. . i ... t y , - r Cc 'oner. 8,049 acres more or less, possesses "Well, how's business I". the f.rst - virgin forest and valuable merchant- asked of tve rT'sm! one. U able timber.- -' ":,:enl' the rtssixiat replied. "I Tits th? 17"S fi- 1" NewJ Popular Price A;f;-;Now Open i EXAMINATIONS FREE ' Gold Crowns $5.00 Up Plates $10.00 Up : fillings 1.00 Up' Fifteen years experience WORK GUARANTEED 'DHS. OVErf &' FRINJC Corser Peck Sqaar e Fettea . rhea T35 :v:LLr; n. c J7' smile, 1 haven't got words to express the loneliness and sadness of - my heart. It seems at times that I could not stand it at all, but I call to God and He-answers my call. I want to so live here, Loretta, that when He calls for me l ean meet you over yonder, where we can clasp hands and speak. S't-fc ':fi I miss yon, Loretta, from church and Sunday SehooL . I miss yon, yes, T do.' 1 miwtyour hand of service. As I sit here trying to write, tears are flowing until I can hardly see how to write, but God said some day He would wipe all tears from our eyes. As I sit and look back where you a patiently lay and bore your sick ness, k is hard to bear, especially with Johnny and Arville singing and, my self weeping until I can hardly see, but I want to meet you in that City beyond. -' j -'.,;-; . ' I want all the Christian) people to pray for me, that I may meet my lov ing wife. Vf'r'.'.'tn ty her husband. FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTY: 1 hereby annouhce myself a candidate to represent Madison County in the Legislature, sub ject to the action of the Repub lican primary to be held June 7, 1980. SOME OF THE THINGS ' I STAND FOR: If elected I will introduce a bill to abolish free labor on public roads in Madison Coun ty. I will favor and work for two cents on our present five cent tax on gasoline to be used on our county roads (the pres ent rate of gas sales would give Madison County $50,000.00 or $60,000.00 annually). . . I favor placing the burden of schooling our children on the State of North Carolina, i By doing so we would give every" child an equal chance to get an education, and place the burden where it belongs without a levy of ta x on real estate. - . (Signed) DR. J. H. HUTCHINS. In The. Republican Primary On June 7 '- VOTE M J OSCAR STATJTON F b r Solicitor For lCth;Judicial v,'. - DijlricL -, -V; 1 I i - i U - Politic And pRH4 rut I .nr v--l Tf I fM . TO f T 7 ef A. J- anee t "r la it '