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w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Washington, D. C,
j. L. SMATHERs Local Agt.
Public Sale by Trustees and Re-
ceivers of Tale Property, near
Murphy. N. C.

Standardization county.
The undersigned William L. Peel and
Willard II. Nutting as trustees under u
certain trust deed made by the Atlanta
Tale and SoapstOue Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, dated the 9Th day
of March 1888, duly recorded april 14th
1888 i'll book ''W' PIP 442-5 of the Regis
try of Deeds for Cherokee county, North
Carolina, in pursuance of the power of
sale therein contained; and the said
William L. Peel and Willard III. Mutt
ing, also as receivers, duly appointed by
the Superior Court of Fulton COanty,
Georgia, i'll suit between themselves and
others as plaintiffs and tie said Atlanta
Tale and Soapstone Mining & Manufact-
uring Company and others as defend
ants and in pursuance of the Judgment
and decree of said court made in the
same case in open court the Bird day of
Juiy 1894 and the same duly affirmed in
the Supreme Court of the state OF GeUr--
gia, July Sth, 1895, and tho said William
l.. Peel md Willard H. Nutting also in
pursuance of two certain judgments and
DEGREES rendered by the Superior Court
of Cherokee county, n. G., in q suit be-
tween sand trustees as plaintiffs and said
Atlanta Tale and SOapStone Mining and
Manufacturing Company and others as
defendants, and which were rendered
at Tie spring Term 1871, anu the filll
term 1892 of said Superior court of
Cherokee county, N. c., will sell the
property described below at public out
cry in the city of Atlanta, said Fulton
county, Georgia, before the court house
door To the highest and best bidder for
cash on Tuesday The first day of Octo-
Der 1895, within the legal hours of sale
and make title to the purchaser under
approval of the court of the following
described real estate, to wit: all that
tract or parcel of land, situated, lying
and being in the county of Cherokee,
state of North Carolina, on the waters
OF the NOtla river, bounded and more
particularly described as follows: be-
ing tract 33 in district No. bounded as
follows: Beginning at q chestnut tree
on the east bank Of said river and rum
ming us poles to a black oak, thence
west 156 poles to a hickory tree on the
bank OF said river, thence down the riv-
er with its meanders to the beginning
and containing l35 acres more or less.
together with all and singular the rights
ways, members and appurtenanees
thereto being, belonging or ia anywise
appertaining, with all the buildings and
outfit thereon; being the entire plant as
it stands.
Witness the hands and seals of said
trustees and receivers this the 18th day
of July, 1895.
WILLIAM =. PEEL, a.. S.
WILLARD III. NUTTING, Il. S.
Trustees and Receivers
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For sale by GURLEY & CO..
Andrews, N. G.
Notice.

North Carolina-Cherokee county /:
BY virtue of venditioni exponas
issuing from the office of clerk supe-
.rior court of said county, in favor Of
III. w. Legg against Robert Young,
blood and A. A. Campbell, ordering
me to expose to sale the property
hereinafter described, to-wit: Part
of lot No. 9 of the original survey on
Valley River avenue, beginning on a
stake 20 feet sw from the sw corner
of j. M. Blacks lot and running
SAGE 81 IL feet to the Harshaw
line; thence .N5OE 200 feet to Val
ley River avenue; then north 40W
81 IL feet; then south sow 200 feet
to the beginning, being the lot of
land on which A. A. Campbell lived
Dec. II, 1891, / will on Monday, the
18th day of October, 1895, at the
court house door in Murphy sell
said property to satisfy said vendit-
Joni exponas and costs. Terms of
sale cash. This Sept. 3, 1895.
S. w. DAVIDSON, JR., Sheriff.
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valuable Timber For Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the superior
I'D court of Graham county, N. c.,
rendered at spring. term. 1895, of said
court the undersigned offers for sale a
large quantity of timber, to-wit: All
the standing timber of marketable size
ON 80 tracts of land in said county
among which is poplar, oak, pine, chest.
nut and other valuable timbers; also, q
large quantity or poplar and other logs
cut and in or upon or near the banks OF
streams in said county tributary to the
Tennessee river.
The above property is sold by the un-
dersigned as receiver by virtue of a de-
cree of said court in the case entitled,
IA. G. Williams.et ais VS.. The Crosby
Lumber Co. ct ais, and persons desir-
ing to purchase timbers will find it to
their advantage to Investigate this OPP
portunity. The Standing timber is with
in short distances of tributaries of the
Tennessee river. some of which are
fOatable streams, and upon others there
s. lash dams whNh can be used to con-
Vey logs to suclf J6reamS as are foatable.
The receiver is authorized by said, de-
cree to sell this timber. either publicly
or privately. and should be glad to fIlrn-
isll further and full information to any
one desiring to purchase.
If satisfactory disposition of the above
described property is not made by pri-
vate sale, then it will be sold to the
highest bidder Tor cash at the cOuI
house door in Robbinsville, N. c., on
Monday, the 4th day of December, 1895,
within sale hours.
wv. KING. Receiver,
Robbinsville, n. G.
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Notice.
North CarOlina-Cherokee equity:
In the superior court.

North Observation-Disclosures equity:
In the superior court.
d. A. Nelson VS.. Alexander Bradley
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the superior
court of said county for the sum. of
$372.83 due by account for work and
labor done and performed in and about
cutting, hauling and Gel veriug guam
tity of cross ties to tie Southern Rail-
way Company at it's road in said county,
and let said defendantfu further take no
tice that summons and warrant of at
Gachment have issued and are returnable
to the fall term, 1895, of the superior
court of said county, to be held in the
court house in Murphy on the 9th Mon
day after the first Monday in Septem-
Der next, when and where the defend
mt is required to appear and answer
the complaint, or the relief prayed for
by the plaintiff will be granted.
This August Z, 1895.
a27wG d. l.. WATTS, C. S. C..
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Notice.

North Carolina-Cherakee cou nty
By virtue of venditioni exponas
issuing from office of clerk superior
court of said county in favor of r..
S. DeaYer against J. J. Owenby
commanding me to sell that piece OF
land therein described, to-wit: Parts
of tracts Nos. 147, 800 and a part OF
tract No. 146, in district No. 8 OF
said county, l will on Monday, the
14th day of October, 1895. sell said
property at the court house door in
Murphy to satisfy said venditioni
expOnas and costs. Terms of sale
cash. This Sept. 3, 1895.
S. w. DAVIDSON, JR., Sheriff.
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notice..

North Carolina4 Cherokee county:
BY virtue of q execution issuing from
the office of eleAk superior court for said
county viii on Monday, September 30.
1895, on the premises of the Cherokee
Lumber and Manufacturing TO-, near
the Clay and Cherokee county lines, lust
above the farIhIbf y. Il. Sudderth, on
Hiawassee river, sell the franchise, to-
gether with ali, corporate right of said
Cherokee Lumber and Manufacturing
Company; also at the same time and
place will selfone portable saw mill,
engine. boiler and other fixtures situat-
ed on said premises; also on Monday,
October 1t, 1855 at the conrt house door
in Murphy | will sell a the right, title
and inter est of the Cherokee Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. in and to that
tract of land lying in Cherokee county
on the HiaWassee river, being the prop
erty conveyed to ]. L. Ball by ID. Z. Sud
derth and wife, by deed dated Septem-
Der p, 1892, and by said Ball conveyed
to said lumber company by deed dated
February %, 1893. Terms of sale cash.
This September Sd, 1895.
S. w. DAVIDSON, JR., Sheriff.
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Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to a decree of the supe-
rior court for Cherokee county lat
July special term, 1898, modified by
a judgment entered at spring term,
1894, of said superior court, in the
case of J. J. & J. E. Maddox against
A. J. Arp ct ais, the undersigned
will sell at the court house door in
Murphy on Monday, the 18th day Of
October, 1895, at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing real estate, situated in the
town of Culberson, in said county,
tO-wit: Town lot No. s as set forth
on the map of said town, to which
reference is made for metes and
bounds. This Sept. 2, 1895. .
M. w. BELL,
Commissioner.
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Notice.

North Carolina-Cherokee county
By virtue of a writtof execution
issuing fIom the office Of clerk supe-
rior court for said county, in favor of
Haynes, Henson & Go. against A. b.
| will on Monday, the 18th
day of October, 1895, during legal
sale hours at the court house door in
Murphy, sell all the right, title and
interest of A. b. Smith in and to
tract of land No. 81 in district 6, adj
joining the lands of J. w. Cooper,
N. N. Hyatt and others, except that
part which was allotted the said A.
r. Smith as his homestead. Said
sale will be made to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. Terms of sale
cash. This Sept. Z, 1895.
S. w. DAVIDSON, JR, Sheriff.
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Notice.

North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY:
In the Superior Court.
j. w. Cooper VS.. Ann Ramsaur and
John Ramsaur.
The defendants allowed manned will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the SUI
periOr court of Cherokee county for de-
cree to perfect the title to certain lands
situated in said county and State, de-
scribed in the plaintiffs complaint in
said action. and the said defendants will
further take notice that they are requir-
ed to appear at the next term of the SUI
periOr court of said county, to be held
ON the 9th Monday after the first Mon
day in September, 1895, at the court
house in said county, and answer or de-
muir to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
This 18th of August. 1895.
a27w6 ID. L. WATTS, G. S. G..
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Notice.
North CarOlina-Cherokce county:
In the superior court.

North CarOlina-Cherokee county:
In the superior court.
Tennie King VS. Manson King.
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced against him in the
superior court of said county by the
plaintiff above named for divorce from
the bonds of matrimOny and let the said
defendant take notice that he is requir-
cd to appear before the judge of the SUI
perior court at court to be held for the
county of Cherokee at the court house
in Murphy on the 9th Monday after the
first Monday in September, 1895, and an
swer or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff, which will be deposited in the
office of the clerk of the superior court
of said county within the first three days
of said term, and let the said defendant
take notice that if he fail to so appear
and answer or demur to said complaint,
the plaintiff will be entitled to the re-
lief demanded in her said complaint.
This August u, 1895.
saws ID. l.. WATTS, C. S. C.
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Notice.
North Carolina-CherOkee county:
In the superior court.

North Carolina-C Cherokee county:
In the superior court.
w. p. Walker VS.. Alex Bradley.
The defendant. Alexander Bradley,
will take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced against
him by the plaintiff, w. p. Walker, in
the superior court of said county to re-
cover the sum of 1890. II due by account,
the summons and warrant of attachment
in said action have been regularly issued,
and let the said defendant take notice
that he is required to appear before the
Judge of the superior at a court to
be held for the county of Cherokee at
the court house in Murphy on the 9Th
Monday after the first Monday in Sep.
TENDER, 1896, and answer the complaint
in said action, which will be filed within
the first three days of said term, and let
the defendant take notice that If he fail
to appear and answer or demur to said
complaint within the time required Shy
law, Judgment will be taken against him
for the sum demanded by said complaint.
This August l6, 1925.
a27w6 D. Z. WATTS, G.,S. G..
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North Carolina
Cherokee county : Superior Court.
X. II. Brown

The Dncktown Sulphur, Notice.
Iron Il Copper, Co.
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced against
it by the plaintiff r. II. Brown in
the Superior court of Cherokee
county North Carolina to recover
the sum of one thousand dollars
damages done to plaintiffs real es-
tate in said county by the defendant
company in the conduct ct certain
works in connection with its mining
operations in Polk county, Tennessee.
And let the defendant take notice
that 1T IS required to appear at the
next term of the Superior court to !,
be held Tor the county of Cherokee
at the court house in Murphy on the
sixth Monday after the first Monday
in September 1895 and answer or de.
muir to the complaint of the plaintiff
which will he deposited in the Office
OF the clerk of the Superior court of
said. county within the first three
days of said term, and let the de-
PENDANT take notice that if 1t fail to
appear and answer said complaint
at said term the plaintiff will be en-
titled to the relief demanded in said
complaint. Given under my hand
at office in Murphy on this the Ind
day of September 1895.
ID. l.. WATTS, G. S. c..
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Connections made at Marietta with
w. d AS through trains for Memphis
and all points west. No change of cars.
Connection made at Knoxville with l..
IL n, via .JeIlico and Q. & g. via Harri-
man for all points North and Northwest.
Cheap round trip tickets on sale Muir
ply to louisville, Ky, for G. A. II. en-
campment, Sept. s to II, rate $3.50; to
Knoxville for battlefield encampment.
Sept. - to Is, rate $500; to ChattanoO-
ga for Chickamauga Park dedi cation.
Sept. 16 to 10, rate 1920.
To Atlanta for Cotton States and In
tcrnational Exposition, tickets limited
to Jan. It'll to be sold Sept and I2 and
daily after Sept Is, rate $3.50; tickf is to
be solo. daily Sept u to Dec 50, with Is
days limit, rate SIPS; tickets to be sold
daily Sept - to Dec 30, with daylIimit.
rate $3. 25.
Parties contemplating a trip West,
Northwest, Southwest should write to
us for low rates and full information.
w Il. BRADLEY, j. A. PRIDE.
Gen,l Pass. Agt- Tray. Pssss: 4frs:sgt.
= Knoxville, Tenn.
J d. Self. agent, Murphy, N. C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
QUESTION or CHEAPER PHONES.
The Chamber of Commerce Committee
Makes "A ErporI-lIthrr Ma,trrs

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. Especial
The strap back end Of the main rod on
the right side of the locomotive attached
to the cannon BALI train for Norfolk
shis morning broke and knocked the
cylinder head out. The train was de-
layed here about one hour, consequence
OF the occurrence.
Snow has been falling here since early
this morning. The snow at Rocky Mount,
y. c., is said to be a foot in depth.
Al meeting OF the board OF governors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce held this
afternoon. report was received from
:he committee appointed from the Cham
Der TO look after securing cheaper tec-
phone service for Petersburg The COM
mittee in their report says
From representations made TO US we
think that telephone company can be
organized here by which a much cheaper
service can be secured, and II the sub
ScrlptiOns are made SO low as TO induce
all persons using telephones 20 subscribe
for the stock, such a company viii be a
successful competitor Of the Southern
Bell Telephone Company for the bust
ness OF the city"
From information received on our in
Vestigation Of the matter We think that
with a company organized upon the basis
furnished 10 business houses at the rate
n from $2i 10 SiS per year. according 10
distance from the Central Exchargt TIL,
present company charges from S4S TO So
Tor the same service. For private resi-
dences phones ousnt 10 be furnished al
from SIS 10 S}6 per year according 10 DIS
lance. The present rates are s3j 10 sis
for the same service We are Informed
that there are Petersburg parties who
are willing ia undertake tie ORGANIZATION
oil company here. and they think tlat
there will be little trouble in do ng so
II the public rcaerally really desires y
cheaper service.
General Stith Boiling Of this city. com
m"nder OF Ii. \. Wise and ". II. f..
Lee camp Of Confederate Veterans. of
LunenbTg county. will attend the meet
ing OF the officers OF the Grand Camp Of
confederate Veterans, to be held al Muir
phys Hotel. in Richmond, tomorrow
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
UEDDED ~ LYNCHBU RG.
Mrs Milton Ciyce, of Richmond, Has Cap
tu,eIa IiilI City Bride.


The following special telegram was re-
ceived by The Times last night, from
Lynchburg Va. Mr. Cayce is prOm.-
nent business man 81 Richmond. He
lives in a beautiful villa on Grove ROAD,
near the Soldiers Home, and Is president
OF The Bloomin.ddle > oCk Con pany:
zone of the prettiest marriages Of the
season occurred AT the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. w W Franklin. at No. ~ Mad =
son street, to-day at Y o'clock. The con-
tracing parties were Mrs. Elizabeth n.
Hall, OF Charlotte county. and Mr. Mil
ton Cayce, OF Richmond. Va. Promptly
at - o'clock the bridal party entered the
parlor in the following order. Miss Lola
VI. Jennings with Mr.. Robert Franklin.
Miss Salle Franklin Of Pamplin City'
with Mr.. g.. T. Watkins. OF Richmond.
Then followed the bride and groom. The
wedding ceremony was impressively ana
beautifully performed by Rev. W. II.
AtWill. o. the ". T.. church. The bridal
pr SCENTS were numerous and costly.
After the ceremony the bridal party,
sixteen in number. repaired TO the Hotel
Carroll. where they peacock Of a bountiful
dinner.
The bride is a sister o. our towns
men. CAPTAIN =. II. Franklin ana Mr..
". W. Franklin. The groom Is RESI-
dent Of Richmond, and has long been. aud
is now. connected with the American To-
bacco Company. The happy coupe left
on the north bound train for an extended
trim north "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
APPOMATiON PAEK COMMITTEE.
The One FROM Lee Camp Meets and En-
dorses The Movement.

The committee appointed By Lee Camp
10 cons der the feasibility Of memJIialZ- ns
Congress TO establish ii national Military
park at AppOmdltON met yesterday afteI-
noon in the olice of the Virginia STATE
insurance Company. The committee con-
sisted OF MessiS. i. Is. Mckinney, John
Murphy, j. ". Thomas, ". y. Chester
man and Norman Y. Randolph.
The committee prepared the following
letter, which VIII be presented the Grand
Camp ton. sht at MuIphys Hotel
richmond. a., FEB. y. 1875.
Colonel James 4. Gray. Commander r.
r.. Lee Camp, NO. ], C.rE..
'Sn,-1ho committee appointed by the
camp - COnS-d T. the mattcr o. estaOl sill
ing Iatiuru military park at Appoint
tOX Courthouse. by unanimous vote recon-
mend 4hat Lee Camp use its best en-
dtaVors TO forward this worthy move
ment. and would respectfully suse ast thai
all confederate camps and Grand Army
posts In The state be invited 10 JON Us 40
effecung this purpose. ana that the Otii-
GERS Of the Grand Camp of Nirg MIA be Ic-
questet TO urge their various camps TO
take prompt aud encrs,t.c acton, also.
that me various camps and posts COM
Wunicate their wishes 10 Their senators
and representatives in Congress at the
earliest BOSS bic nom 9@t.
The committee DIES re 10 return thanks
for the cordial invitation received BY them
from National Commander James Tanner.
Of tne Union Veteran Legion OF the Tn ted
states, and 10 express 10 him our appie-
cation OF the cordial and frdternaI inv
tetlOn u JOIN them in securing con
gressiOnal acton in behalf of Appoma tick
ta:..
we also desire 10 return our th@aks
10 Mr.. Joseph Button, secretary Of the
AppomajtoX National PARK Association.
for his invitation 10 meet the committee
from said association N Washington on
Wednesday. the 18th, ard we assure him
that we snail do all in our power TO CO.
operate with the AppomattoX Association
n secur-ng fer pOsterity the battlefield
upon when Grant and Lee terminated the
awful contest of four years duration. and
on which the armies OF the South laid
down their arms, after a struggle I'M
equalled IN the annals of time.
I'VE also recommend that an invitation
be sent by Lee Camp TO all Grand Army
posts and all Confederate organizations
IN the United States, urging them TO join
US in accomplishing the end n View"
The following subcommittee were APP
pointed TO present the matter to the meet
Ing TO be held tonight OF the officers OF
ell of the Committee on Publ sh.ng a
School History. and urge their concur
renee: Messrs. " ID. Chestermaa, Jonn
Murphy and Joseph b. Mckinney.
The meeting tonight viii be at Muir
phys at o'clock. and lis called for the
purpose of considering various matters
of interest TO the Grand Camp and all
of its subordinate camps. among which
Is the appointment OF delegates to the
annual meeting OF the United Confederate
Veterans. at Houston, Tex, May 22d. I'D
ana 2ith: meeting the School History Com
mittee the arrangements OF business for
ths next annual meeting of this G-and
Camp. at Charlottesville. Va, and any
other matters that may be suggested"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

Interesting Facts About Richnon's ''-
zaos and Other Matters.

Hon. r.. c. venable. Of Petersburg wos
at the Capitol yesterday.
MIR. Timothy Sullivan Is very lex at
tis daughters resiien GIG west cary
street.
the Circuit courtroom mOH'"9'
rls mt yesterday
Miss Grace Boswell, of Washington, Is
visiting Miss jamie Grlgs' At No
east Main street -,
.Mr. Sidney. r. Eppes' REGISTER t'.o o, o, H She
Land Office, has rented the hOuSe az W.
3is south Third street.
In the Chancery Court yesterday H. j..
Roberts qualified as executor o. the es-
tate of Mary \. Roberts
Miss Kate Wallace. OF 20I west Grace
street. IS visiting her uncle MaJo' ""'-
ter Crouch, in New Orleans
ME- ~ r ~; OS"V Tiipper 4 Co, is out
alter a brief spell OF sickness
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of no. ~ soula
First street Is confined 10 heI Hoi"0 ~
severe attack OF rheunldusH'
MIR Nyndham t.. Meredith MoHu"'
night delivered his very intere9uub
ture on Thomas jefferson before the NC
Gill Catholic Union.
The funeral of Mr. Robert Fisher camp,
VINO died It Hamilton. Mont. on, on 'R Wo1 11u
instant, will take place from thc NUM-
mental church to-day at l. NJ
sir. James r. Scott. the owner OF Johh
r. Gentry. the PAGER, and his uain'ii,
NJ. +. Mcllonry OF GtaIhaiTT- - - '''S
Little Miss Minnie Tyler, daughter, o.
MIR. and Mrs r. r.. Tyler. of "Aleudale,
Louisa county. IS on visit 10 her .iete's
Mrs. " l.. Hardwickc. of this CIV
The Christian Endeavor Society ot
Centenary church will hold a special
missionary service tonight. when am iu-
teresting programme viii Doe presented.
Late Monday evening while party u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

son sent him on TO the County court.
This case Will, no doubt, cost the county
over $50. when the val,..ion OF the fod-
der was about five cents.
Hon. George w. Harry. superintendent
OF schools OF Lunenburg county, mas
been instructed by State superintendent
Massey 10 forward 10 each one OF MS
teachers a special programme OF Exer-
cIses." on the 18th day of this MONTH In
honor OF the one hundTedth Anniversary
OF the birth OF Mr.. George Peabody, the
great philanthropist and Denetactor Oh the
South. In addition 10 his Iarse donation
the eleven hundred thousand dollars In
bonds OF the State of Mississippi Will
be powerful stimulation 10 the South.
MIR. Hardy also states the very cold
weather has retarded his visiting schools
as desired.
This is undoubtedly the coolest wealth
or ever known IN this section, Mr.. ;. ID.
pulley having had a COW that iroze 10
death. Rabbits arr being found in their
beds frozen.