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Polk County News.
Columbus, II. C,
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SHORT LOOM ITEMS
i terns Too Short for a Hed
Grouped together.
n to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Tal
yson. I..- . :.. ;r
I Frank Burgess lias been
II this week. ; , ;
s Mary McFarland has been
11 this week, but we are glad
her out again.
H. L. Henderson was some
indisposed this week.
itractor H. E. Gray is having
de of the bourt house covered
eek. y
clever townsmon, Mr. H. JB.
is wearing a broad smile this
f Therd is a large boy at his
it : t "'
I Town Council met on last
ay night for the purpose of
g after the interest of the
one line which is to come
3aluda.
it quarterly meeting for the
; River charge Methodist
pal Church South, will con
t Be thlenem Church Satur
d Sunday Feb. 8th and 9th,
f W. EL Perry, pastor. '
10RS FOR SPRING TERM,
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Hines, ,
jeamont,
Edwards,
idly,
iDimsdale,
jSliotte,
w Dimsdale,
nWalker,
I McFarlandj
Waldrope,
Green way,
Henderson
Panter,
inoa Pace
In Bradley,
Newman,
Owens, ;
Liles,
FIRST WEEK.
J. R. Foster,
C. A. Carson,
A. L. Pitman,
T. W, Alredge,
C. W. Pearson,
John Orr,
B. Newman,
E. E. Harrison,
-E. W. Wilson,
M. Al Pace,
Joshua Hodge,
A. J. Cnlbreth,
J. T. Greenway,
B. T. Boon,
A. E. Arledge,
1. H. Cloud,
J; H. Rhodes,
Jas. B. Page.
SEC0N1) WEEK,
izell. I . C. Metcalf,
Swan, George A. Branscom,
Bishop, J. R. Smith,
Burgess, J. B. Dolton,
'Arledge, . Wm. E. Strong,
Burgess, John E. Thompson,
E. Pace, W. I. Thompson,
Cantrell J. T. Willhelm,
3ummy, C. E, Justice.
the' beginning; containing1 one-
hundred acres, more or less. -
Tract No. 2, conveyed by Allen
Tator : to - L- H, Garrett in a deed
dated June 4th,-1873, and bounded
as follows : Beginning ou a post
oak On the north side of the ICidge
Road, -thence' north 8, east 22 poles
to a sour wood; thence north 48,
east v20 poles., to . a-, pine ; thenceJ
north 4, west 30 poles ! to a sour
wood ; thence north 69v; west 27
poles to. a red oak",. thence north 23
west 22 poles to a black (iak ; thence
nortlx 41, west j8 poles ,tb post oakj
thence north 30, west ; 5(J poles
crossiug creek to a stone and point
ers ont top of hiilthehce north 55,
east : ($0 poles, grossing reek to a
Spanish oak in Turner's line; thence
north 28, east " 5 poles to a pine;
thence north 68, east 16 poles to a
pine; thence north 77, east 18 poles
to a black oak; thence north 82,
east 7 poles to a pine and post oak
on top of Ridge; thence south 24,
east 28 poles to a red oak; thence
south 48 poles to a hickory, specu
latiou corner, thence east 55 poles
to apiney T. ,1) Garrett's corner;
thence AVith Garretts 1 irie along the
Ridge itoad with iits meanders to
the beginning; containing I one-
hundred acres, more or less, i
Tract No 3, conveyed by Asburj'
Jackson, executor of . Vincent
Sprouce, to L. H. Garrettj in a deed
dated Dec 25th, 1880, and bounded
as follows : Beginuiug on a white
oak, thence north 190 poles to a
post oak; thence west 92 poles to a
red oak ; thence south 190 poles to
a stake, thence to a maple; thence
north .77, east 94 poles to the be
ginning ; containing one hundred
acres, more or less. J
The terms of said sale will be
oue half cash lac(4 balance on twelve
mouths time, or cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
This Jan. 24th;' 1902.
J. E. Shipman,
Commissioner.'
NOTICE OF LAND
SALE.
and being in Columbus' township,
Polk County; ( North Carolina, ad
joining pands 'of K B. Hampton,
J. ,M. Hamilton's heirs and other,
and. bounded as follows.r
Tract No.; 1.; . Beginning on a
Spanish oak and runs north. 4,
east ' 62, poles' to a stone ; , thence
south 2, east 61 1-2 poles to a stake
in Columbus road; theuce with Jthe
road norh 60, west : 34 poles tola
stake; thence - north 6, --westi 3?
poles to a stake; thence north 857
west 4 5, poles, to a . stake; . thence
north westlS poles. to beginning
Containing 14 acres, more Or less.
Tract No. 2. Beginning ou ja:
Spanish oak and "runs north ,,257
east 30 poles : to i Spanish ' oak;
thence iiorthN 52, east 7 poles to a
black ;gum ; thence outb-l0, east 8,6
poles to a 'post-oak"; thence north
84, east 20 poles to a Spanish oak ;
thence south 2, east, 18. poles to .a
stake in Columbus road; .thence
north 85, west . 11 poles to - cross
roads; thence with the Jones road
north 38, west 26 poles to a) stake;
thence w'th road 54 poles to ;begiiir
ning. Cdn,iinin; 14 ; lacresj re
or .less. : :' V'-;-'-K .
Tract No. 3." Conveyed hfjpr,
W. B. Walker and wife - to Guv.
Petty, in a deed dated Jan.. 15th, !
looo, andoounded as follows .: Be
ginning on a pine stump on road
tide and runs north 20, webt 12.2-3
poles to a stake and pointers ion
road side; thence south tOj'westG
poles' to a Nvater oak; thence south
56, east 11 poles to a poplar, Walk-
ers coruei j iuence wnu nis line to
beginning. Containing 3 and 1-10
The terms of sale will- be'iohe
half cash and balance on; one and
two years time,or cash, it option
of the purchaser. I
This Jan,7th, 1902. 1 .
.t "p. RTTTtxT ' rr
, . , . Conmiisioner1
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iyiiLiyiE.ifli
' : MANUFACTURER OR'
ouqt$
Jessed
LUMBER.
STEAM DIfYKILN
jeSPrompt attention giyea to all orddwa-Clxii
; Your patronage solicited
!mMmgm MOISES?
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
h Carolina, ) Superior Court. '
v County, ) r
, Thomson and wife Mary Thomson.
Johnson, husband of Bora Johnson
ahnson,
Infanta by their
. next friend
Garrett, w M jusUoe.
V. Thomson,
I. Thomson, j
I ! EX.PAJRTE.
virtue of a decree of the Su
1 Court of Polk County in an
rte proceeding entitled as
I rendered Jan. 22nd, 1902.
offer for sale within the legal
of sale on Monday, March 3d,
at public outory at-the court
door in Columbus, the fol
l described lands : Lying
aing in White Oak township,
bounty, North Carolina. Ad
1 lands of JJ R. Williams,- T.
rrett, W. M. Justice, N. B
on and others, and described
WB : '
it No. 1, conveyed by Allen
to L. H. Garrett, in a deed
; .April 19th,. 1870, lying on
3ides of Silver Creek and
fed as follows :
inning on a post oak on the
side of the Ridge Road, lead-
Turner's mill to the Mills
load, thence north1 8, east 22
to a sour wood ; thence north
)t 20 poles to a pine ; thence
4, t west 30 poles to a sour
; thence north 1 63, west 27
to a red oak ; thence north 23,
22 poles to a black oak; thence
41, west 8 poles to a post
thence north 36, west 50 poles
itone, and pointers on top of
ill - thence west to Sprouces
I then with said line to a black
the beginning corner of the
jeville : tract ; i thence . with
ice's line, (east 82 . poles to a
in the Ridge Road ; thence
I the meanders of .said rcfod to
Undier and by virtue of the pow
ers contained in a niortirasre deed
made and executed by John' B.
Turner and Marcissa Turner to
secure a note for the amount of
forty dollars theerein naiaed, which'
note was due and payable on the
nrst day of January 1902, and de
fault having beeg made..nn the-pavement
of the same when the "same
became due, now therefore . pursu
ant to the term ot the said mort
gage deed, I will 'offer for sale and
sell at public auction at the court
house door in Columbus, N. C, on
ihe 20 th day of , February, 1902, all
the land described iu said mortgage
deed, -which is 'duly recorded in
book' 16, at page 445 of the records
for such instruments,
County, which lands are:
as follows, viz : ;
Joining the lands of W. M. Justice
and J. A. McCraw and L. H. Gar
ret, being land nought of W. 1 M
Justice, Dec. 15th, 1894 and
bounded as follows :
Beginning at a stone; at place of
chestnut corner and runs South 24,
West 72 poles to a stone and point-
ers ; tnenjortn oo, yveaz poies
to a post, oak ; thence North 14,
West 94 poles to a stone ; thence
South 66 poles, J3ast with old line
to the beginning, contiiniug 33 1-3
acres. . -v ' .r"r:.."A'"' :
The object of said sale being to
satisfy said debt, interest, cost; and;
expenses. Terms of sale cash.
This the 13th 'day ot Jan'y, 1902.
James T. Siaton
in roiR
described
Toms & Rector;.
Attorneys.
Mortgagee;-;
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
North Carolina, V In Su j erior Court
Polk County, , before Clerk, . .
M. C. Paine and wife Laura Paine. , ;.
Wm, Moore and wife LilieMoore -W.
B. Paine and if 1dm Paine; ;
Jefferson Mills and wife Berinie Mills.
Infan
by their next
riend
Charles Petty
Augusta Petty, '
ElizabethFetty,
AlonzaTMty.
Guy Pettty,
EX PARTE:
By virtue of a decree of , the Su
perior Court of PQlk fjoun y in an
ex- parte, proceengien titled as
above, brought by the heirs at law
of Guy Petty deceased to sellreal
estate for division, Jan. 27th, 1902,
I will offer for sale, withinthe iegai
hours of sale, on Monday, March
3d, v 1902, at public outcry, at the.
court house door in Columbus, the
following described lands lying
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