Nobody’s
Business
CEE McGEE—
VITAL STATISTICS
Jver 10 per cent of the women
Who drive automobiles know how,
and most of them use their mouths
Instead of fheir heads in an emerg
ency.
Less than 99 per cent, of our po
liticians can be bought or influ
enced by either money or boose, and
when one happens to "sell out,"
he keeps it a secret, buj his wife
finds it out by searching his pock
ets or riding in his new Ford.
Only 1 person out of every 9,
999 will be helped by the new tar
iff measure. If you happen to
manufacture merchandise, you will
set rich by reason of its protec
tivity, but if you grow or produce
n% materials, you get what the
little boy shot at when he thought
he heard something say;
"W-i-o-n-c-h
Every ■ third person who Is am
bulanced to the hospital nowadays
gets there by reason of speed or
booze. Over 80 per cent, of our
court house cases arc due to the
same thing, but mostly booze.
About 90 per cent of the folks who
steal do so in order to get money
to buy gasoline with. Only 20 per
cent of the polecats ever let us
know that, they have visited in our
community. They use more
"scents’ than some folks I know,
but not all of them? 'Meaning
the folks).
Less than 85 Individuals in the
tlnited States control more than
98 per cent of all our wealth. Mr.
Hoover is a good president for those
few fellows, but the masses seem
to get along fairly well anyhow.
Nearly 2 per cent of the foreign
countries like us fine and we like
Brazil and Iraq all right ourselves,
so this makes it mutual. The
present republican administration
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$35.45
Tickets on Sale June 27,
July 3. 11. 17. 25, 31;
August 8, 14, 22, 28;
Sept. 5, 11, 19, 25.
TO
Atlantic City, N. J.
$25.60
Tickets on Sale
July 2, 8, 16, 22, 30;
August 5, 13, 19, 27;
September 2, 10, 16.
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SEABOARD
“Things I Ate
Hurt Me”
L "I HAD a HVin
' cam of indiges
tion,'' says Mrs.
Bell Buckhsistsr.
7 River St., Pied
N moat, S. C. "So
u many things
r that I ate hart
me. I almost
eating.
i f i wouia Burn »
[ la my chest. I had severe ft
headachy aad such a tight, n
' smothering feeling. I would -j
ff obliged to eat a little, H
Asa it would hurt me.
"A friend said to me: Q
*Why don’t you take Black- p
Draught?’ ■
"I was just too weak then *
to do my work. I began tak- P
lag swell doses after meals, jj
and la just a few weeks I |
could sat aaytbiag I wanted r
to, then take my small dose
of Black-Draught and feel
floe. I soon regained my
health aad strength.”
Costs only 1 cent a dess.
TUDrOKO'l
Buck
Draughts
ret CONSTIPATION, f
INDIGESTION,BILIOUSNESS
Women who need a tonic '
should take Caw>ui. Used li
over 50 yesi«. \
seems bent on making all other
nation* live at home and learn to
do without what we produce.
Over 8 per cent of the men we
elect to 1111 Important political of
fices have half enough brains to
run a second-hand goober parcher
Nearly 3 per cent of the folks who
talk very loud and overly boister
ously about the League of Nations
and the World Court can change
money and count telegraph posts
and spell c-a-t and patch inner
tubes and push a wheel-barrow
Only 14 per cent of our school
teachers believe that the North Pole
Is made out of wood; 11 per cent
think it is made of iron and the
remainder insist that it is composed
of solid Ice and jackfrost.
A 1.00-SITTING CONTEST'
flat rock, s. c. aug. the 8, 1930.
deer mr. editor:
speaking of endurance records,
my wife's cuzztn sam started off
last week up In a tree like so, manny
cither fools is now doing, but it got
windy and rainy up there, so he
come down ahd is now going for a
"log-setting'' endurance record and
it looks like he will win if some
boddy keeps on toting my bread
and butter out. to him.
he started on the log last Wed
nesday Just after dinner and is
still going strong, and as the vet
ter nerry surgeon examined his
hart and counted his puss, both of
which seemed normal, there is no
reason why sam should not out set
anny pole setter or tree setter that
has gone befoar, and sam likes set
ting down to' begin with.
Sam complained a little endur
ing the first day about the cushions
not being soft enuff, so my wife
re-fixed his seat for him. she took
my nice morris cheer out of tire
setting-room and tied it to the log
so's it would let same lean back
a little bit and then she put 2
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children's disease*. And, usually, they
suffer from them much more than
| children do. Far instance, many adults
contract worms, an ailment usually
associated with children. Sometime*
they Suffer intensely and take expen
sive medical treatments, without reali
sing that worms are the cause at their
troubles. Yet. the symptoms are the
same as in children, loss of appetite
and weight, grinding the teeth and rest
less deep, itching of the noee and anus,
and abdominal pains. And, the same
medicine that surely and harmlessly ex
pels round and pin worms from children
will do the same for adults — White’s
Cream Vermifuge, which you can get at
PAUL WEBB * SON AND
CLEVELAND DRUG CO. (adv.)
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LOW FARES
SHELBY
TO
Washington D. C. _ $24.85
Baltimore. Md._$27.05
Philadelphia. Pa. $32.20
Atlantic City, N. J. $35.3(1
New York, N. Y. $37.10
Detroit, Mich._$40.03
Chicago, III. — $44.85
Cleveland, Ohio $41.68
Toledo, Ohio_$36.93
AND RETURN
Tickets on sale every Sat
urday, June, July, August.
Final limit 30 days?
For Information Call On
Any Seaboard Agent
SEABOARD
SPECIAL
LOW FARES
SHELBY
TO
Old Point, Va._$10.75
Portsmouth, Va. ___ $10.75
Va. Beach, Va._$11.25
Richmond, Va._$9.75
AND RETURN
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8.
1930.
Limited August 13.
Additional Selling Date,
Sept. 12.
SEABOARD
spit l ooms close to hint so’s he
would not hafttr lean over mutch
to spit.
sam's log Is In the back yard
and when he smells dinner cook
ing he commences to holler for his
part of same and wc always hafter
feed him first, he come in last
night and slept In the rcglar bed
provided for company, but started
back early the next morning be
foar- anny boddy come by and
ketched him out of the cheer and
off the log.
he took in 18c yestiddy from add
miring friends and a-good manny
of them Rive him some tobacker
allso as well as a coupler she roots
and he enjoyed himself good on
same he reads the papers and is
keeping up with the tree setters all
over the united states and has made
up his mind to win the world's rec
ord at setting.
Mr. editor, if sam haster give up
his log setting anny time soon, i
will rite or foam you so’s you can
come down and take his pitcher
and have it put in the paper, sam
has a strong will power and allso a
desire to become famous, therefoar
—you can count on him doing some
real setting in this log contest,
yores trulie.
mike Clark, rfd.
(McGee Syndicate, Anderson, S. C.)
Fairbanks Fame
Scares Off Boys
Bis Movie Actor's Home Robbed.
He Talks Them Away
Quick
Los Angeles—Douglas Fairbanks’
prominence as an actor s# awed
three robbers who entered his beach
home they overlooked jewelry val
ued at *100.000 belonging to Mary
Pickford, the actor's wife, he re
vealed later to reporters,
' Fairbanks did not report the rob
bery to police in an effort to keep
it secret.
The robbers thrust a gun in his
side, the actor said, when he started
to the door which he had forgotten
to lock. Fairbanks said he turned
oh the light, was immediately rec
ognized by the three young bandits
who became embarrassed.
The bandits said they were sorry.
Fairbanks told reporters, but said
| they had to have money.
"I gave them $20 or *30 and they
left hurriedly. They may have been
sorry but they took the money any
I way I guess we got off easy at
That-'
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1 Having qualified as aftmlpMrator of the
leatrttft of Mrs. R C. Johnson. late, of
: Cleveland county, N. C , this la lo notify
; rt!1 nerr.ons havinf claims against the
fsat'd estate to present Uiem to me prop
erly proven on or before the 10th day of
July, 1931. or this notice will be pleaded
m bar of any recovery thereof. All per
sons owing the said estate are asked to
make immediate settlement, to tho under
signed This July 10th, 1930
7. V JOHNSON, administrator. Bel
wood. N. C\ Mrs R C Johnson. de
! ceased. 6t July 11c
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that 1 hair this
ila? qualified as administrator or the es
tate of W W. Moss, late of Cleveland
County, N C. and all persona having
claims against said estate ara hereby
noth led to present them to me properly
proven for payment on or before July 33,
1931, or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. Alt pereons Indebted
to said estate will make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 33rd day of July 1930
J P EI.L18. Oroier. N. C Administrator!
of the Estate of W. W. MOSS. Deceased |
(It—July 3sc
EXECUTORS NOTICE
(First Publication July IS. 1810
In Cleveland Starr
Notice Is hereby given that we have
this day qualified as Executors of the
estate of William Thompson Hamrick, late
of Cleveland County. N C., and all per
sons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment to the undersigned
All persona having claims against aald
estate wilt present them to the under
signed properly proven for payment on
or before July 18th, 1831, or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their recovery.
This 17th dav of July- 1930.
LLOYD HAMRICK and
POZY HAMRICK. Executors of th»
Last Will and Testament of
William Thompson Hamrick, deceased.
P.. Cleveland Gardner, Ally
tit—July 1* Pd.
North Carolina
Clsvetand Ceoniy
In the Superior Court
Before the Clerk
P. J. HEWITT. Plaintiff,
vs.
IRA HAR KELSON HEWITT Defendant
NOTICE or SI MMONS
The defendant, Ira Harrelson Hewitt,
will take notice that an action, above
titled, has been commenced In the Su
perior Court of Cleveland County, against
her. by P. J Hewitt, for an absolute di
vorce on statutory grounds involving
moral turpitude: end said defendant will
further take notice fhat she ts required
to appear at the office of the clerk of the
Superior court of .said county, Jn Shelby
N C„ on Monday, the 35th day of August,
19.10. and answer or demur to the enm
pislnt of the plaintiff filed In said office
this date, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court at proper term time for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
This 25th July, 1930.
A. M HAMRICK. .Clerk Superer Court
W. 8. Beam Atly. for Plaintiff
4t—July Jsc
NORTH CAROLINA. ' , *
County of Cleveland
Netlee to Creditors to File Claim
In the Matter of
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mooresboro or Boiling Springs. N C
Under authority of Subsection 10 of
Section 31* tc). Consolidated Statutes, alt
persons who have claims against the
above named bank are hereby notified to
present proof of claim at Mooresboro on
or before the 18th day of October. 1930.
Pallur# to present claim on or before
the above date bars the claim not pre
sented except as to the assets of the
bank tn the hands of the Corporation
Commission for the account of said bank
at the time the claim ta presented
Objection to the allowing of any elalm
may bo mads by any interested person bi
filing such objection tn the pen dm
tlon in the office of the clerk of the
Court of this county and by serving ■
copy thereof on the Chief State Bank
Examiner or the Liquidating Agent of
this bank.
This the 18th day of July, 1930
Note: In filing . claims for Cashier's
Checks or Bank Draffs or Certificates of
Deposit the particular Instrument must
be surrendered when Proof of Claim Is
presented
FORREST ESKRIDGE.
Liquidating Agent of Farmers add Mer
chants Bank, Mooresboro N c
r -- at—13
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' Happy Moments in
Life of Edison Winner
i.
A little light Summer reading in
the field of "practical chemistry’’
is here engaging the attention of
young Arthur G. Williams, Jr.,
winner of this year’s Edison
scholarship contest, in which boys
from every State and the District
of Columbia participated. Arthur
is seated on the veranda of his
parents’ Summer home at Touis
set, Mass.
(InttrnaUon*! NewarerlJ
Iowan Sung On Vein By Bee
Dies of Poison in 30 Minutes
Sioux City, Iowa— Stu.ig on the
wrist by a bee as he assisted car
penters with some work about his
home, M. J. Dagle, 49 years old, died
within twenty minutes and before
a physician could be called,
Examination by physici.tno showed
that the sting was directly ever a
vein and that poison cmfwlmfwwy
vein and that poison penetrated the
vein and was carried dire.by to the
heart. *
Dagle some years ago fell down an
elevator shaft where he was employ
ed and his back was broken He was
still in a plaster cast at the time
of his death.
F.XECl TRtX NOTICT.
Notte* is hereby ewen that I have this
day qualified as executrix of the estate cf
Rush Stroup, late of Cleveland county,
North Carolina, and that all people hav
ing claims against the said estate must
present same, properly proven to me on
or before the 3rd day of July. 1031, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of any re
covery thereof. All parties ovrtng the said
estate are asked to make Immediate set
tlement to the undersigued. ThW July 8.
1930.
MAE CLTNE STROUP. Executrix Es
tate of RuKh Stroup At July 11c
HOSIERY HOSPITAL, Inc
(Of Charlotte, N. C.>
Branch At
Mrs. Harmon's Hemstitching
Shop
* ti nder Chocolate Shop'
ROfl«rjf and Knitted Goody Neatly
Repaired.
AH Hose Must Be Laundered.
CITY ELECTRIC
CO.
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Klrrtrieal Con. and Repairing.
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666
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666 also in Tablets.
FRETFUL BABIES
Need DR. THORNTON'S
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EAST TEFfTTER
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— POPULAR —
SEASHORE
EXCURSION
SHELBY, N. C.
TO
Norfolk ___ $10.75
Old Point Comfort. SI0.75
Virginia Beach_$11.25
Richmond__ $9.75
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8TH,
1980.
via.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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8th. only. Limit five days.
Tickets good on all reg
ular trains (except Cres
cent Limited) and in pull
man sleeping cars upon
payment of pullman charg
A WONDERFUL WEEK
END VACATION
ASK TICKET AGENTS.
Try Star .WanU Ads.
Heavy Wind and Some Hail, Bui
Rain Is Helpful. Miss Jones
Has Birthday. >
(Special to The Star.1'
Double Shoals, Aug. 7.—Wednes
day afternoon we had a very fine
rain In the community.In some sec
tions of the community Caere was a
good deal of hail , and wlnci doing
much damage to crops and buildings.
Around and near Mr. Link Love
lace’s store It did quite a good deal
of damage. Mr. John Blanton’s barn
was blown down and also irpes.
The friends of Miss Ne tie Jones
surprised her with a party Saturday
night. About fifty young people
were present.
Miss Ruby Washburn spent Sun
day with Miss Eliza Brook
Mrs. Lilia Hamrick spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Covington
recently.
Miss Ellcne Harrill of Bock Hill.
S. C. spent last week with Miss Vela
Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Edwards
of Monroe spent .the week with Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Hamrick.
Miss Lola Davis of the Shelby lios
tal is spending her vacal’en with
her parents Mr. and Mis. W. S.
Davis.
Miss Ray Greene of Sheiby spent
the week-end at home.
Misses Vela Covington and Ellen
I Harrill spent the afternoon with
Mrs, Fred Washburn recently.
Miss Gladys Horne who is teach
ing at Waco spent the week-end at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dover and
children and Mrs. Annie Bridges
and Miss Ethel Bridges of Shelby
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. J.
B. Horne.
Miss Mary Covington visited her
father, Mr. R. C- Covington Friday.
>Lisses Maude. Nellie, a id Grace
Willis and Mr. Gailen W’llis visited
Mr, and Mrs. W: H, Gardner Sun
day.
Miss Reba Moore and Mr, J. C
! Moore spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Moore of Forest City.
Mr. William Gillespie has been vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. J. b Gillespie
and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Moore.
Mr. arid Mrs. Maurice Bridges
spent Sunday with Mr. ar.d Mrs. W.
W. Humphries.
i Misses Eliza and Susan Brooks
spent the day with Miss RitthHum
phries last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gillespie. Misses
Lola Davis, Julia Jones and Mr.
j Grady Davis spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, B, B. Moore.
Mr. John t, McSwani spent last
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These Hotels
Offer
Superior Accommodation* for
lour Nett Visit to
WASHINGTON, D. C.
MARTINIQUE
16th St. at M Northwest—- Id sa
for Motorist*
Stogie with bath $3.0# fo II.M
Double With bath $.V«M» to Mi.U»
Hamilton Hotel
tflh at K Street—In the Hear
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M«fle *itb bath $XOf to j.Vw
Double with hath 35.W) to $*.»«
CAIRO HOTEL
Single with bath $3.00 to «t,i.bb
irfue St. at 10th —M ash tog four
Tallest Vtuilding
Double with bath $1.00 to IS.Ot
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton Neal at Kings Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brooks. Misses
Eliza Brooks and Ruby Washburn
were the dinner guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. Berry McSwain Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis spent
the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Short.
Mr. John A. Blanton and family
spent the day Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Lee.
Misses Selma, Rcba Davis snd
I Ella Jone3 spent last week-end with
| Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland G'ayson of
| the New House section,
Mr. Shelton Cabantss has been
indisposed the last few days we are
sorry to note.
Miss Beatrice Blanton spent the
1 day with Miss Faith Davis Sunday,
j Messrs. Raymon Jones er.d Rush
Davis visited Mr. Oien Lee Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. John Lattimore
! and daughter of Polkville spent the
day Tuesday with Mrs. Lula Ham
rick.
Mrs. L. O. Hufman and daughters,
Dorothy, Alice and Ruby and Mrs.
Zula Short of Shelby spent Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mis. Clyde
Short.
We are sorry to.note that Mrs. J.
G. Canipc is sick at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Washburn
spent the day with Mr, and Mrs. J.
G. Canipe recently.
Mrs. Lizzie Peeler is >lck at tj>e
writing also.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Washburn,
Mrs. J. D. Lee, Miss Pachi® Hamrick
and Mr. Bate Bridges spent the
day recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Doesn’t Care
Much For Swimming
Brunswick, Ga.—Robert Tyre
Jones has yen for golf Champion
ship, but as a swimmer once in ten
years is about the best he can do.
Bobby, atop of the who's who at |
golf, here at Sea Island beach for a |
vacation, while reminicing with
friends revealed that his donning of
a bathing suit and enjoyment of a
dip in the surf was the first time
in a decade he had been swimming.
When Bo’iby made his appearance
in a solid black bathing suit he was
besieged by photographers, who
realized that getting Bobby in a
bathing suit once in ten years was
sompinV
Questioned regarding \he ap
proaching national amateur at Me
rion, Philadelphia, the only major
championship he does not hold at
this time, Bobby said there were
many reasons why he was looking
to the event with interest.
It was at Merion five years ago.
he said, that he w;on his first ama
teur championship. *i
Family Skeletons
Revealed Shaw
Tells Entire' World That His Father
Was Drunkard. Frank
Talk
London—George Bernard Shaw,
with his customary frankness, in
the preface to a new edition of his
works tells the world that his fath
er was a drinker and that in the
days of his early youth his family
suffered social ostracism because of
his father’s habits.
‘•Fortunately or unfortunately, (it
all depends upon how you look at
it)” Shaw says, all of the doors of
society were closed to his family.
The elder Shaw, it seems, was not
a convivial .drinker but one wracked
with shame and remorse when in
his cups and after a mild fit he be
came a teetotaler—like his famous
son always has been—but too late
to save the family status.
‘■If you cannot get rid of the fam
ily skeleton you may still make it
dance," says Shaw in revealing
passages which seek to explain his
shyness in breaking into the lime
light when he first arrived in Lon
don many years ago.
■ Here’s One For You,
Frog Turns Into Bug
Kinston—Biologically bizarre as it
may sound, a frog has become a
bug. A radio bug.
An attendant in the, Caswell
Training School, the story goes, has
a radio set which his children Keep
tuned in from the supper hour to
bedtime.
At the first note from the loud
speaker, the hob hops upon the
I porch, takes a position hi front of
jthc screen door and there remains
until the radio is turned off. Then
jit hops away, to reappear the next
night.
According to Sam Tj. Pate, man
ufacturer, to whom and by whom
the story was told, the frog has not
missed a night for several weeks.
New “We” Plane
New York.—An airplane built for
three has been purchased by Col
onel Charles A. Lindbergh as A gift
for his wife. Although no plans
have been announced, it was con
sidered probable the first trip would
be to the summer home of her par
ents at North Haven, Maine, with
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., as a
passenger.
CAROLINA’S FINEST
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FUHJfc
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SHELBY, NC.
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stitute Is “The Right Article, Made of the Wrong
Materials.”
Eagle Roller Mill Co.
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Notice Of Bankrupt
Sale
IN THE MATTER OF: „
W. JUDD JONES. FLORENCE JONES,
W. H. GARDNER and CLEVELAND FURNITURE CO., Bankrupts.
Under and. by virtue of authoriity vested in me and pursuant to an
order of R. Marion Ross, Referee in Bankruptcy, Western District of North
Carolina, made on the 16th day of July, 1930, I will offer for sale, for cash,
to the highest bidder, at 12 o’clock M.,' at the Court House door of Cleve
land County, Shelby, North Carolina, on Friday, August 15th, 193J, the
following described real estate:
1st Tract: 1 six-room brick veneered house, situated in the Northern
part of the town of Shelby, North Carolina, on the west side of the exten
sion of North Washington Street, and being that lot conveyed to W. R.
Newton by R. L. Weathers and wife, Susan Weathers by deed dated Aug
ust 29th, 1923, and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
Cleveland County,* North Carolina in Book “000” page-107, and being tho
same property deeded to W. Judd Jones the 15th day of May, 1920 by E. C.
Hicks, said deed being of record in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
Cleveland County in Book ‘‘3-U” page-68, to which said deed reference is
hereby made foj a full and complete description^ The said lot lying 73i
Feet on north*Washington,Street, and extending westwardly 200 Feet. The
foregoing property will be sold free and clear of all encumbrances with the
exception of Street assessments and taxes now due.
2nd Tract: 1 two-story brick building located on the East side of South
Morgan Street in the town of Shelby, North Carolina, opposite the South
ern Freight Station, and being more particularly described as follows: Be
ing lots Nos. 4 & 5 of the D. A. Beam property on So. Morgan Street in the
town of Shelby, North Carolina as shown by map of said property made
by Stine, Surveyor, and the same being recorded in the Book of Plata No.
1 at page-74 in the Office of the Register of Deeds Office of Cleveland
County, North Carolina, and containinfi: approximately 4500 Square Feet,
more or less, and being the identical property deeded by W, J. and Lula
Arey by deed dated May 8th. 1929 to W. Judd Jones, said deed being of
record in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Cleveland County, North
Carolina, in Book “3-Y" at page-484, reference to which is hereby made for
a full and complete description of same. The foregoing property will be
be sold free and clear of all encumbrances with the exception of Street as
sessments and taxes now due.
3rd Tract: 1 eight-room frame dwelling located on the east side ot
Highway No. 18, and more particularly described as follows: Being a por
tion of the land known as Ross Hardin lands, situated about two miles
northeast of the town of Shelby, North Carolina, and joining the lands of
D. L. Houser, A. M. Hamrick, Geo. Spurling et als., and being on the East
side of Highway No. 18, and containing approximately two (2) acres. Be
ing the identical land deeded to W. H. Gardner by Thadd Allen, which said
deed is of record in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Cleveland Coun
ty, North Carolina, in Book “3-Y” at page-321, reference to which is here
by made for § full and complete description of same. The foregoing prop
erty will be sold free and clear of all encumbrances with the exception of
Street assessments and taxes now due.
A. R. BENNETT
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ROYSTER BUILDING — SHELBY, N. C.