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Columbus. N.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
North Carolina, ) T v . .
Polk County, f 1x1 Superior Court,
V J'14, Tnomaou wif Mary .Thomson
Lffflu Johnson, husband of Dora Johnson.
Dora Johnson,
I SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
f rM0 T Short for. a Head
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Grouped Together.
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xSancy (iarret.
Henry Garrett,
Curtis GaiTett. b
Essie A. Thomson, j
Aiarie I. Thomson, J
; . EX PABTE
Infants by their
' next triend
W. M. Justice.
Ir I C. Blackwood, of Sparlan-
in
sr. was
? By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Polk County in an
ex parte proceeding entitled .'. as
rHT nam I PL till imnl -w.v, .tvrr.
I Will offer for sale within the legal
' : ' r, . " t aOY.fa hours of sale on Monday, March 3d,
Ir. A. D. fe- 1902, at public outcry it the: court
mna ; Mir fnwT last inurs- . ' . ,
g, v. v,- house door in ooiuniDus, the foi-
on Dusiness. lowing described lands : LvinL'
ye are lmorraea wat to uuuo ana uwug ju umio uait iownsaipa
too a be hero, Hurran, we p0lk (Jounty, JNorth Carolina. Ad
it to call Saluda, joining lands of J, R. Williams; T.
7a haw nmte a number of famil- D. Garrett, W. M. Justice, N. B.
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aces around the court house on narapiou nuu uiuenj, ana aescrioea
idav of last week. as follows
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bmmiasioner A. E. Jones was in T aoi o. i.- conveyea Dy Alien
lauux vj j. ia.. vrui rreti., iu h ueea
dated April 19th, 1870, lying on
both sides of Silver Creek and
bounded as follows :
Beginning on a post oak on ; the
north side of the Ridge Road, lead
ing from Turner's mill to the Mills
Gap Road, thence north 8, cist 22
leriff Robertson reports un- poles to a sour wood : thence north
1 nroraptness in tax paying this Us east 20 poles to a pine : thence
,;or in other words, the delin- n0rth 4, west 30 poles to a sour
t lis is unusually small. wood ; theuce north 69, west j 27
i & G. Champion wishes us to poles to a red oak ; thence. north 23,
k the people of Columbus and west 22 poles to a black oak; thence
mm- 1 1 fP J loaf
1 Monaay anu iuesuny ui
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ieriff Robertson, of Saluda,
it Monday and Tuesday of last
i with us.
C. Hampton went to Spartan-
r this week on business.
m fdr their kindness to himself north 41, west 8 poles to a post
ffamily in thei affliction! and oak; thence north 36, west 50 poles
avements. Ir to a stone, ana pointers on top of
L rfifrrat having misplaced the the hill ; thence west to Sprouce s
i- . : 1 Miro f Vi on wifVi naif! lin fr ft. lilnL-
3r lor puDiicaiion irom Auueut; j " "
?week. It did not go into the oaK, me Deginning comer oi tne
f.A Kaaknt. but ?ot lost. Write iiiocJieyiiie tract; tnence with
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u loprouces line, jeasL o-s poies lo a
on't wait too long to send in
stake in, the Ridge Road; Whence
communUations. If you want with the meanders of said road; to
pubhihed on time iena them ' " ? ' :
h time; not lator than Monday i
T ? il: Tract No. 2. conveyed by Allen
a. .Liaier luau luih yuui letter . T , . - . .
Uift i W.V wun th Tabor to L. H. Garrett m a llei
Lit contains may be out3 of datd June 4, 1873, and b6uri(lr
as follows : Beginning ou p .
i . , oak on the north side of the liia!
L L. Henderson and family have Road tbence uorth 8 east 22
to a sour wood; thence north gib,
and being in Columbus township,
Polk County, North Caroliua,- ad
joining lands of N. B. Hampton,
J. M. Hamilton's heirs and others,
and bounded as follows :
Tract No. 1. Beginning on a
Spanish 'oak and runs - north 84,
east 62 poles to a stone ; thence
south 2. east 61 1-2 pules to astak
in Columbus road; thence with the
road north 60, west 34 poles to a
stake; thence north 66, west 32
poles to a. stake; thence north 85,
west 5 poles, to a stake; thence
nrth 2,' west 18 poles to beginning.
Containing 14 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2. - Beginning on a
Spanish oak and runs north 25,
east 30 poles to a Spanish oak;
thence north 52, east 7 poles to a
black gum; thence south 10, east 86
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; th once with the Jones road
north 38, west 26 poles to a 'stake ;
thence wi n road 54 poles to begin
ning. Coiitaining 14 acres, more
or less.
Tract No. 3. Conveyed bv Dr
B. Walker and wife to Gav :
Petty, in a deed dated Jam i5tb;
lood, and bounded as follows : BiV
ginning oh a piue stump on roau
tide and ruus.n'orth 20, webt 12 .2-3
poles to a stake and pointers on
road side; thence south 70, west 40
poles to a water oak; thence south
56, east 11 poles to a poplar; Walk
er's corner; thence with his line tu
beginning. Containing 3 and 1-10
acres, more or less.
The terms of sale will be one
half cash and balance on one and
two years time, or cash, at option
of the purchaser.
This Jan 27th, 1902.
J E. Shipman,
Comnjissioner
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: lANIJFACTURER OF:
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LUMBER.
j m-m Prompt attention given to all ordera-i-ea-a
5 j tour 'patrqnage solicited "
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e on on an exteuuea visit lo
iives in south east Polk and
. i nortQ -j. west ou poies to a sour
east 20 poles to a pine ; thence
jre returning.
B. Jackson, one of Polk'g best
ig men was married to Miss
y Jones, on Feb. 2nd, 1902, at
home of the bride's father.
! News extends to them its
lest congratulations.
he people oi Columbus enjoyed
plendid entertainment at the
tral Industrial Institnte on lait
lay night, given by Mr. J. G.
fhes on his graphophone
he food people of Polk County
f often give three ckeers for the
white and blue, but on one day
Vweek the editor received five
a for The Polk County News.
I for The News.
3ewhere it will be seen that
pung editor of The News con
olates himself on having re
id "five - chairs" on subscrip-
By the way, these are small
s for children. Some one
1, " is the editor going to
y a .widow. "
f i
ittain Presbyterian Church,
arford County, is the place
led by the Board of Trustees,
he location of the proposed
ttchool, to be under the eon
of the Presbyterian churches
aveland, Rutherford and PoJk
;ies. "Westminster High
d1" is the name ohosen. Ground
e broken at an early day for
rection of suitable buildings.
Vie Cloud, a young man for-
of this place, but who has
h, Asheville for the past year,
home last Tuesday to spend a
lays; with his mother and
ers. We are glad to see his
ag face.
Monday of last week the
of Polk County loaded with
?co coinage of silvei fired into
ews office. But the . office
being on the alert, rushed
to a private room and loaded
itibicription list and- we are
3houting the news right into
Ihimes. We have not heard
yone being wounded,
tbrnoy Geo. C. Justice, of Ruth
;dton, was in town this week
professional, business. His
r friend? were glad to see his
lant face.
psByrd McFarland who has
p j;hie book-keeper at the
Jtlosiory Mill for quite a long
j is now taking a vacation,
many friends are glad-to see
bck at home again. -
wood ; thence north 69, west 27
poles to a red oak; thence north 23
west 22 poles to a black oak; thence
north 41, west 8 poles to a post oak;
thence north 30, west 50 poles
crossing creek to a stone and point
ers on top of hill; thence north 55,
east 60 poles, crossing creek tola
spansfcfoak 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; thuce
south 48 poles to a hickory, specu
lation corner, thence east 55 poles
to a pine T. D. Garrett s corner;
thence with Garretts line along the
Ridge Road with its meauders to
the beginning; containing one
hundred acres, more or less.
Tract No. 3, conveyed by Asbury
Jackson executor of Vincent
Sprouce, to L. H. Garrett, in a deed
dated Dec 25th, 1880, and bounded
as follows : Beginning 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.
The terms of said sale will be
one half cash and balance on twelve
mouths time, or cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
This Jan. 24feh, 1902.
J..E.SHIPMAN,
. Commissioner.
Columbus Lodg
No. 114,
lights of Pytln
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.vltcts overv
uesday wight a4.
7 30 o'clock.
. O. T. Baynard, C. C
J. P. Morris, K. of R. & S.
TO CURB A COUGH IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine .Tab
lets All druggists refund the mon
ey if it fails to cure. E. W: Grove's
siguature is on each box.225c.
Notice to Creditors.
. Having qualified as admiuistraior
on the estate of Wm. A. Mills, de
ceased, this is to notify-all persons
having claims against the estate to
present them to me for payment bv
the 23rd day of Dec. 1902, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery, and all persons indebted
to the estate will be required to
make prompt payment. This ..Dec
23rd, 1901.
James A. Mills, Adm'r.
JUSTICE &. MORRIS,
Atiorneys-at-Law
Justice of Kutherfordtqn and Morris
of Cplufnhus.
Office in G. "C. Justice's bid office on
Main St., Commons, N. C.
All business entiusted to us will be giv
en prompt attention. " " V
Criminal Law and special proceedings
a specialty, , .. , r
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
North Carolina, In Superior Court
Polfe County. j , before Clerk,
; M. C. Paine and wife Laura Paine.
Wm, Moore and wife Lillie Moore,
i W. R. Paine and wif Lila Paine.
- Jefferson Mills and, wife Bennie Mills.
narles Petty,' "
Infants by their next
friend
T. C. Hampton.
Augusta ?etty, f
inzaDeth Fetty,
Alonzo Petty,"
Gay Petty, .
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By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Polk County in an j
ex parte proceeding entitled as .
above, brought by the heirs at law
of Gny.Petty, deceased to sell real
estate for diyision JanJ 27th, 1902.
I will offer for sale
hours of sale; on' Monday, March
'3d, 1902, at public outcry, at the
court house door m Columbus, the
following described lands : lying
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