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Clerk of the Superior Court of said county in said cause. And the said de For terms and particulars address GEO. A. SHUFORD, Ashe-ville, N.C. fendants will further take notice that they are required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Transylva less, there is excepted such lands as have heretofore been conveyed and now owned by James R.

Whitmire and M. C. Whitmire and the only part of said tract as described and herein offered for sale is that part now owned by W. B. Duckworth's estate and J.

E. Duckworth, and the interest in said remainder of said tract herein offered for sale being only a one half undivided interest in approximately 40 acres of said boundry, which embraces the extreme west end of said boundry last above described, and the half undivided interest in said 40 SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION NOTICE nia Uounty, JSI.C, on Monday, March 26, 1912, and answer or demur to said petition filed in said actio or the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said petition. This the 26th day of February, 1912. Cos Paxton, Clerk Superior Court. D.

L. English, Attorney for Petitioners. 3-i-4t. SATURDAY. MARCH 30tXl912, at 12 o'clock, M.

all the following described lands set out in said mortgage deed, which mortgage deed isregistered in Mortgage Book No. 3 at page 74 of the mortgage records of Transylvania county. First Tract Lying on both sides of Cherryfield creek, in Cathey's Creek township, adjoining lands of J. C. Whitmire, L.

D. Gillespie and others, known as the old William Duclvorth home place, Beginning on a white oak on the point of a ridge on the north side of the creek and runs S. 160 poles to a stake in the Paxton line; then with the' Paxton line E. 100 poles to a black gum; then N. 160 poles to a black gun; then W.

100 poles to the beginning, containiag 100 acres. The interest to be sold in this tract is a one undivided one- half interest, and said half interest is also subject to dower of Amy D. Searcy heretofore set apart. Second Tract Adjoining the' above described tract, Beginning on a small black oak about 15 chains north of the James Williamston old house, and runs S. with his line 15 chains to the Cherryfield line or Paxton line; then with said line E.

260 NOTICE-LAND SALE UNDER MORTCACE FORALE That farm and premises known as Highlow Farm and Highlow Cottage, or perhaps better known as the George and Caroline Shu-ford place, situated in the French Broad Valley 3 3-16 miles south west from the court house in Brevard, on one of the main public roads of the county, consisting of about 100 acres of land, with an eight room residence and three room tenant house and good barn all recently repaired and now in first class condition. Residence just remodeled and completely overhauled and now the same as new. Pure water by gravity line, bathroom prepared for water in house. Mountain, valley and river view unsurpassed, a delightful summer residence, and a very des'rat le all-the-year-round country home. Would exchange in part payment for town or city property.

North Carolina Transylvania County. In the Superior Court Before the Clerk. J. M. Anders, Elmira Shepard, William Shepard, B.

P. Anders, Artie Anders, Peter Anders, Huldah McCall, Levi J. Anders, Jane McKinna, W. J. McKinna, M.

Jane McGaha and W. P. McGaha, Plaintiffs. vs, Mrs. Kate DeLong, William Anders, Lindie Chandler, Tom Chandler, Terrl Anders, Emma Mitchell, Lee Mitchell, Miles Anders, Mitchell Anders, Alexander Anders, Wash Anders, John Anders and wife, Mrs.

John Anders, Defendants. The defendants above named will take notice, that an action entitled as above has been instituted in the Superior Court of Trans Wania County, North Carolina, for a sale ior partition between the plaintiffs and the defendants, certain real estate, of the estate of John Anders, deceased, which real estate, and the various interest of the acres offered for sale being that belonging to the estate of W. B. Duckworth. Sale made for the purposes above set forth.

This February 26th, 1912. MACK BELL, Mortgagee. Welch Galloway, Attorney. 3-l-4t Children are much more likely to contract the contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and consumption are; diseases that are often contracted when the child has a cold.

That is why nil medical authorities say beware of colds. For the quick cure of colds you will find nothing better than ChamberlainTs Cough Remedy. It can always bo depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers. By virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed executed by W.

B. Duckworth and wife, Ella F. Duckworth, to Mack Bell on the 12th day of February, 1903, to secure a certain promissory note of even date therewith payable to the said Mack Bell; and whereas said note has become due and payable and demand having been made for such payment and said demand not having been complied with, for the purpose of satisfying said note, interest, cost and expenses, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in the town of Brevard, county of Transylvania, N. on poles to a Spanish oak; then N. 50 deg.

W. 24 poles to a stake cn the Henry tract thenwith line of same West 100 poles to a stake at the corner of said tract; then N. 62 poles to a stak; then W. 148 poles to the beginning. From this last tract, which contains 200 acres more or parties, are fully described and set forth in the petition tiled in the office ot tne i I 1 I The grandest views in the country.

Resident portion of Brevard. Water and sewer within reach. Side walks. Electric lights. No city taxes.

Within ten minutes walk of postoffice. $15,000 worth of new houses built on tract within last year. This property is an investment as our prices are low. You can buy now and resell at a profit next year. Why not buy a lot or so? We offer this property at the following prices subject to prior sale.

MAP hem -foe 8t farm my Co Lands 41 41 Sou rise. 52 190 xTo aJrriro 32 I 3 00 UzO 7 tam U5 L6 9 I to J-tt Ar r.s C2Tj7B3i ao I so TTn lGZQ ksj 150 Xj Lp 1-10 L-A 7- r-JZ- I3oLjSo I fig 130 sIyT-m -j I 1 i 9 Lot No. Price Sold to Lot No. Price Sold to Lot No. Price Sold to 23.

24. 25. 26. .150 125 .125 -A. L.

Hardin. I 27.. 350 C. M. Doyle.

Lot No. Price Sold to 1 $400 E. F. Moffett. 2 F.

Moffett. 3 225 4 ...225 5.. 400 Geo. M. Hixson.

6.... .350 R. B. Wilson. 7 ...........300 8.

...275 9 .....100 10.. ...125 11.. .150 12. 13 14. 15 16.

17. 18. 19. 20. 21.

22. .150 .175 .200 .175 .175 .300 .300 .200 .175 34... 275 35... 250 36 200 37 Big Barn. 38...

200 39 200 40 200 41 .200 42...... .200 43.. .....150 44 500 (Cottage) -E. F. Moffett.

-E. F. Moffett. -W. W.

Galloway. 28. 29. 30 31. 32.

33 700- .225 .225 .275 .300 A Sold to T. H. Shipman (Athenoikon) $6,500. B. Sold to E.

F. Moflett, $300. 10 per cent reduction where two lots adjoining are bought. We will sell our Main street house and lot, T. H.

Shipman house The lot is 1 22 1-2 by 264, is on Main and John streets, and has an alley in the rear. It is the finest building sight on Main street within two blocks of the court house. Address C. M. DOYLE, N.

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