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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

3hgA EF &8AETSsESE. ~
DO Diitrift en- lRngem 9larreffe;
ban trnf pg tilbage ior CT aar
iibey.
~ Direfter arel &anien, 2eoeren
ben .ifmoinapiite Mfoelim at
Mnfirrraet u8ooegu", ct ifplge 50.
=" afgaaet beo Cohen efter at bore
tommen meget alporligt tiIifaoe peo
ct ulDffestilfGloe. Gen 9lfoape, Der
& lpngere Gi6 bapbe pnret ipagelig,
|bleb go Mor gil.
- 8anfoireftgr SIR. SEMEN 4
|6ierritsleb er. pluoielig aigaaet pe6
9poen. al ct @~ierteilag, SO Mar 81.
A1oeoe, Ser / mango s(nr bar pre-
bet en- ritor &ipbmanosforrrettntii1llg {.
6erritstep, bar pGret Girefter for
[%Jierritslep 8anf iibe,r ben Dpretfel-
lie, :oa ban par Meolem al gogne-
ranoct. s. 4:
= On Of @jerrne-g enens melt
[oniete @u1io, Gaar6ejer ng sogne-
[fogeo CIR" Moltienzo @arrioslep.
lei ep0 paa STORING speebuS, 60.
Mar al. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Gn &pinoe % 9ufturen. u&i hor

Gm &pinoe % 9oftoreu. 81 bor.
ltte bupt 9oftor / bort @l1s mere
@lo CT Galtgsi to Mor," lfripcr Mrs.
&C.. @oltert, 81 Marltcn St, Cum
firf, q. 3. ugseo ocn M%nleouing
logSe 0oftorelL at min Ma1ro ban
DC @lo1otarmsbetnnoclie pg piloe
:1loen S46plo bape ban1 lenot til
'Npipitalet ng opererc bonn. !8an
.,uuoe, bpls lDan par init Stc0 pill
DC lon lffc pc11te cn bolp 1in1e rlco
at ioa bun 0erlpn. Seq loooe:
vNei", at jeg tprlt niloe prppe 81.
NeterS &1trifo pg Sle=Sio. vi
5r1gte oisle MeGiciner, ng eftcr en-
ltges Script bar ban iriif % til Ar=
bejoe / lit gGrfltco igjell. &i pil=
Sc life purc fprl,ocl1 oisi c Meoicinrr
/ bort @ienl, for bpao Set lfl1loc boz:
Ser CT llocn Ipipl 5ioer, "a
Rirurgens &nip fun prrc n~pSpcnoig
for at re0oe ct Mcrneifelip. Mcu
poo bcn mrDeil She CT Ger 6umore=
Ser al 1iltuloc, bppr Spcrationer
fltnbe pprc n1ogaact peo betinrelig
grug al ct (aalircligt @usmiooel.
0r. Hetcrs @1rifp ct ingc1 A(}p=
tbcfer=Meoicin Gen forjpnes Ni=
m%enbeoen oircftc gjenncml lpecielle
Maenter, miot al Gierl1e, Or. Eetcr
1Sobr1eu & Sons So, 1876 50.
Some Mue., Chicago, >sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

Gn Snciturm, lp1n life ito0 11ogct
tiltoae for @li55aroen / 1888, bar
ralet cher gay England fornpligt pg
'polot Tprlinfclier. % sfaoe baooa
|tilli9s og pao 2ano. S%ffc fGrrc. cub
trc % trcoipe ltore Sfibe / Milte-
fort, mcb iolt oper 5000 Nos;agcrcr
omborb. iflrlbe forteje peo anjerne /
Seem Oorf 26roog, men turbe life
lugae til. 81 al Msle @nooe bar
|iblaarot Sc itdrite Sceanommperc. Set
er alorig banot fgr, at 1no mango
5ftbe bar maattet pe11te meb at aoo
op Glbca; for fleres @e6fommenbe
orejer set Jig ON Ell. 5%orlinfelie al
belle to Dggm Set berettes ogiaa ON
l1lpffer og mnrfelige Meoningsh-
6rifter ira apften. Meo 5tormen
flplgte cit bioenbe @l,l6e, 1on qiorce
bet e1ronlt mere utoolelig. Mcbcns
ltbejret bar frrbet 4 Sire / Seem
Dorf bar mo''ge Congo. flcre iot
|2ihet til iom 6plge al sen pe6pa=
re1roe &1tlbe. Snefnloet er mt OBJ
bsrt. Set flyer fig ielp, at oI SOFT
er betpoelig foriinfet. Dmtret 16.-
900 Mrnb fit Mrbeioe meo at rpooe
@ooerate, me,, i'elp ,neo hcnne Be-
tpoeliee stprfe, loo set life lis ii,
at mor'ne fort. S Nl6anp falcf ser
%fiorten Gommer sua, i Meip Dort
bore II, men anore steoer i gtote,r
oar snelaeet ira "a til sc aom=
n1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Kj1hrmtlxu,1

8ibbtnbapns &omni,1ne forbbier
Observation-Disclosures 1teo 10
Erocent % 5attigunoeritetteIser,,e
.meo Is 3rocent hra @rrtto at Orr
tioen.5
3aar Gbriitiansborg Slit bliper
tarbigt % &igsoogett rpfferr o@eri1roo,
foreflaaes at 2anosretten idrnt 81
og 9Snloefsretten faor golig Sen
1tlipPrenoe NigsboosbDa,1iing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
...3ullx,,A.

SoIat 9esl0Grf. Sabrifant Sol
tauoer bar iolet tit aeatunrf; i Sol
Sing meo filbprel,oe gien0ottn og 10
Gor. ao1,b. Soro til ct a.onfortium,
be'taae11be al III. @'rl.ie; tiioligere al
Noesaaaro / anoit, 8. g.. aielbim,
Of @ongSbierseooro, 90 So
brifant g.: &ollnnoer. ajsbeiumla1len
er $4,000. @r. - :s:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

a.. l1atl er nleoa111paE 'slp5 otfISifa llltss
Ils Wsisbanoling. gller bar bafll
@@F2Nf|1f3teIlq bolot iig til @eSpDelif alls4
:i1f1aeygWSs l'oen &roteit let fanbtefn itsss5
sre1fs lotppe iin Golb?9 <t'sss !. u. tssH
&an ifa'nmer fig jipcrd2sM bl /
beosti6en6e" peb atspioc, st ntTT
Dor pget eli 2nge 1lreo peo Sen.
sppesraeatilo t ~ .; }. NJ, d.
Mislpffet M(orbfOrisg. 5orlttooe i
lMften bar oersi 9borsgaoc / ajgbc,lz.
bqpn fl1n6et ct trebobbelt Morofor-
EElggg sstr6, ioet Ell fnil 2 1:aarig TIFF
fg4ogbinocrioeno M,ioolpb Drnn1nl
bar rettet eli <Mepolper inlpo. lin.
Ispigennoocr, lin spiecri,aag :, !, fiMs
hinge; @uitru. ].
9rlm1m er ct itaffcls ~:forfrebfet
log %ober1erpelt me11,teffe. son bar
inotil for fort 1ib iioeri leDet i hco-
lite 6orltaoeFe meb im @aiittru, men
ia oeres etonomiife 6orbolo par
6aarlige, % baaoe ban og bun bar
ipagelige, bun efter ertt: @arreiyoia,
bapoe Sc Reiluttet, Of @uifrlterr jfltl:
l1e flpttc biem til fine: Toraloee, Ell
~@prframmerfaarilie i Gborsgaoe. !.
Gfterbaa,oen boeeoe Sci, 9perbe-
}pis1aing iia fat bos GRIMM, at boi,s
&llitru piloe forlaoe ba1r for lte6le;
tbun mooiagoe bonn itaoig, % ba,l
bapoe iatct at fGitre fin. 8oditan0
pee; men ban Mep itaoig mere pg
mere; oeprimeret' oa efsalteret: 1moter
i'm IpangAm1ffe !. :
f. Soo mpote bane bos Smqerforel=
orerte, 1om boa1 .;ponitob .bolM meo
19afteren iaroo ba>rl, see piilbe bape
&nltraen. me6 biem til set forben=
p9renbe. fpIes SO / 6iolitrGoe.
6rn Drl1mm iogbe; at bun life bar
raif .nof e,1onl,. So Mo,1oen if
oc1 8eife6, traf bmr Ell Mcpolner op,
}igteoe fprlt pao. Gptgera1ooeru1. Scr
nUit paa Sbigeriu0en, og bcgge
@ange. fliffe0e Mepolpcre,t. 1a11
|igteoe ga pon .@ultrl1en, og beln1e
@m1g lpffeoes 5flpobct. @eloigpis
rpiteoe bmt poa @oonoen, ng &a1gler1
gif oper bclloeS @opeo oa boreoe Jig
ino i-en 9prfarm.
l. ga Tomilicn : bar ba1ge for
Grl1nrmr, tilfalDtcs Nolitiet, og ban
blcp lat UNDER 9(nbol0elle. s @r1nao-
lobsforb6ret bar bal1 1negct rrotrpft
og ,fprtrr0 bittcrlig i'm 9onoling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

,szp}ge 4 pelaesr at pen siennem
'gairlegeotrgtcrr tan asa1petbpipre, at
pen fHs9re dl't1aogie aale
1falotes gslEAbejoerforenitqelHs Ger
.finoees / .letnts Mrfip 8rspe .og Meg-
sniaaer &c Sen, itilet i Mopn.
% oa ben locialiitiife M~rbeioerfor-
ening pan set 9ibspt1ft> on Eeita-
mentet blep itrebet, piitnof life bar
bette Mabn, tror nran / @pgefasims
Seoelie fait paa, at spaetnsien er
jMrping. Observation-Disclosures 1 blap=
Der im%iolertio, at oeres gore1,ii11g bar
Het til @apen, % oct forlDoer, at De
pill baphe bette fit arap aiennem al
i !. Ms]etsiNltmeer, lige .tiI..@giciteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Wfrnr.

l.. Get friuillisc 6oripar, Cen lit
Marts begpnote 9ornbolms @efpl
forps fine gpelicr. .aorpict, Set 1e.
bes al Mbilntft, 2ejtnan1t. 8igrnfe11
|Mgn11e, begm1bte n1eo 4 Mefplgepr=
rer og % Magalinriflcr.
Sen tatbolifc &rrit, Ir. tbcpl
Bernhard &al,icll, Ger. / ct balp:
ISnes Mor far pnret 6pr1rta1to / 81.
|itrtftsrouoet / ct 2m1ologn bel
INultpeo, for giort Jig ifploig / Mis.
ligbcocr pco 5fattefpitteringcr. @or
bar forfalifct CT, Mnffe Sfripelier
oq fprl,b for oct nplig ufbolot(
&alg far ban forfalifet @algliiter1e
Erriten bor liaact ipg paa set ia.
tbolifc &ofpital / &jgbenbopn.
9anif Milliumanlra. st alp 6a,,i1
Millipnanlng poa 4setrolcl1msf orret
ningcns Smraabe er / bisie Dage
bragt i Sroen, ibet Set nafal6te
banife &ctr,lerms lelifab bar fjph
cit flor gien6om al Mpbora. Scllfo=
bet har til !@enligt fer at lfobc chi
Capitalization for Netroleumsimpor1
til Gatmarf og bc1e SpozSperige
Scr lfa1 paa Stebet bpgges cit bel
Merfe al nGlbige Eanfer 11teo Sern=
ba1clpor etc. l1ogiiterne m,ilaaes
til mellem ~ og 2 Millipncr.
9Goersgaben CT. oglaa Hepet til
}taet 6rgfen @enriette &liiper, Mos=
fiIoe, ipm Ell M1rerfienoelle al oc1
uoboloenoe gnergi og fGorelonos:
|fiGrlige Sfferpiaigbeo, bporme>
Srpfenen plejcoe De iaareoe oatife
Sol6oter, iom Lao poo 2%a5aretter /
6lensborg. Trf. Miiper bar for
pprigt eli al Sc 26 banife apinoer,
ffom fit tilbelt CIT &~goersmeoalje
1865 al Song GbriItim Sen 90t
|iom en- Saf for oe1 fporelanbslin=
0e6e @irflombeo, 6e bapoe nofert
un6er 4rigen.
Spent faar Mrpen? @orgerne /
@oroingborg fanr en- mGrfelig Mr=
peiag, iom rimeligpis oil faa iin
glfgierelie beo @eieiteret. Sor lnnq
|Ei6 iibe11 lepebe Ser / 6e1tne lille @D
en- Sorrctningsmonb peo Mopr
81,lcb. San teItan1entereoe 5000
|aroner til gorotngborg Mrbeioerlor.
ening, at llbbetnle 1toar bons 0atter
bar 500. Nu er Dotteren for fort
Gib ii6en ofgaaet peo Dg6en, og Or
pi1,ge1 til Sc 5000 ar. fla11oe oltfm
meroe fig. Men Ser melote iig to,
ncmlig BEN iocialoemofrattife Sa9.
decentralization eIler Mrbeioerfor
ening og M~rbeioernes Spgetasic,
|gaecn ct sen, at Der fin6es iffe mo-
gen SCREENING i 8pe,r, fom beober
@orbingborg misunderstanding. 60.
Observation-Disclosures misunderstanding
[11e'1,er, at Ben mao bore Mrpinge,
mems Mrbeioer1es sDaefasie trcr,
'at st s. Beg e'iesl sn 1q n'f''t'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

vVfltpttta"S u1Oer911tg. Brn bet
tDlfe Dampifib m@iloenfeIs" bar
@beberiet mo6taget ct Telegram
mebbelenoe, at @ampifibet n@flip=
hiffa er gaaet UNDER Sen 90. 6eb.
"a at il Marb al @eintningen CT
mooet. vgfliptifn", Ser bopbe en-
8eintni11g poo 20 Mo,1o og oesuoen
meoi6rte en- &asiager, ofgif BEN II.
Sebrunr fro SDnen til, gagliari paa
5aroinien meb en- 2ooning &lh. Mf
}||Rtningen er fdgenoe reoocoe:
Gn &asfnger, on6en Maifinmeiter
Mesfe6reneel1, 5 Matroier og 3
6prbgoere. .&optein s.. @ennming=
en CT omfomn1er. Set pprige Mano-
ifabg @fiebme er 11befienot. SStotil
nj bi6es bet at fglBenoe MGrrb at
Elliptic @eiGtming er orllfl,e=
anpteit1 @emu1ingien, SO Mar,
aft, &iebenbapn; fgrite 5tprnano
'ssss s. Meller, foot 1856, gift, @brn,
|sRfprte; at16en Stprrnono ,Gbr. Ml-
a~dertie1, l1gift, 9grbsfigbing; f6rite
N1nifinmeiter S. sieberg, gift, 8prn,
Hdbenbabn;; @obmelter 90. 9rton,
30 8 Mor, forlopet, Beiterbp, 2afd;;
aasapT gorI gbriitenfm, Is Mar, @ae1-
aiiIgsr, zen peb g5niptifa'g Gor-
Ia 5 Nosfaeer e feIge a5or6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

w tJNHutH NSUuuuAtuY. VII
Sanotefntfer trrffcr ~ frtifc Srn.
Ser nb paa ct &arn.-SS lioite Stunt
n1er al u9m1if Sll11bbeostioe1,ce"
mebbeles felgq1oe utoer Mebaftgre1
80 Grofcslpr Carl 2orelt5ens -
MGrfe iprn 'oirfe(ig pasleret / SIP:
6entohm / be1 iioite Eib.
st Niaebarn poa 1915 s(or bao:
De Eoa1opinc .ug aif til cit Sm,otcf-
nifer, iom panpilte, at bun bobbe
4 o11grebne Ignoer og "a ilnroe
9porbiot Sc 4. bar laa bonr1ige, al
De life flnl6c bepores, ers life oplpft
men 5anotefnifercn roaoeoe @orne1
og benoes Mooer til at Inoc ollie Is
|SGnoer treffe no, bpilfet ifete, oQ
bborefter Smotef11ifcren labebc e
6obbef Tmoint.
&iitorien bebeper ittgen &pmme1:
tor, bet bar 'er dfjenoig 8ebnmolim
|imoo bette @ar1t, og MON f1,n6e IN:
tie, at Den bilbe mebf6rc alporlie
|Straf for 9onotef1riferel1.
Mfen bagpeb bonn ]tanr SEN 2nge,
Der moo bape asiilteret bom beo BE.
oeoel1en - Ell 2nge moa Der bapt
ipnret meb, og bpob ifal man 50
meme ON Sen Rege, fpm asiiitere1
|be0 cit ina6nn Operation?
Mon fan lige, at bat . Blot BOZ
|tilfalM peo 8eopoeIie1t % life bab-
De noaet at ejgre meo Ga16llbtrrf=
ri11gett, iaa ban bapoe intet Mniuar.
Nen set fan ban 6og life boIoe foia
peo. Sn1btefnifere,1 rtoa lite trRf;
te Traoer 10, mel, lfal lobe 2nqe,
tajbne bette. 2egen bar Sd bo1oolei
11'aen aritif otter sen aoa,ife lrpioeu=
Ha5es;ee % ! bette Gilfeloe rent 1o
iifanoolGie 9efriiferg M1bis1mnger,
3h488@8 6sIsSa g9I1aIaa 9M4#ff5sH #& @asY% HWs&5AA#|
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01
NOTICE or MORTGAGES SALE.

Whereas on the I'D day of Decem-
Der, 1911, j. P. Israel and wife Anna
bel Israel, executed to the Wanteske
Trust & Banking company, a mortgage
on the lands hereinafter described to
secure a note for 100000, of even
date of said mortgage, which note be-
came due and payable twelve months
from late of same and which mort
mortgage is duly recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Hendei-
son county, in Mortgage Book No. 33
at page 81; and whereas default has
been made in the payment of said
note; and whereas the undersigned,
First Bank & Trust company is the
successor of the Wanteska Trust &
Banking company and is now the own,
er of said note and mortgage, therefore
by virtue of the power contained III
said mortgage, the undersigned. will
on January 5th, 1914, at 1 o'clock P
NJ, at the court house door of Hender-
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01
MOUNTAIN WOMEN OF POLK COUN-
TY AT THE STOCK SHOW IN
CHICAGO.

Mrs. Jem Thompson and Mrs. Miley
Pritchert, chaperoned by Miss Mary
Large of the Mountain Industries,
Tryon, N. c.. spent two weeks last
month in Chicago demonstrating old
time methods of spinning and weaving
wool into the sort of fabric made and
used generations ago in u Land of
the Sky mountains.
The wool department of the Inter
national Stock Show were to the x
pense of presenting this old time OBJ
ject lesson, in this-up-to-date show,
and it was looked upon by the throngs
OF fashionables every day there, as a
most realistic illustration of a century
ago method of making cloth, and has
been a. tremendous ad for Tryon, thai
will greatly benefit our publicity
campaign" as while Mrs. Pritchert was
spinning the wool rolls into yarn and
Mrs. Thompson was weaving the yarn
i1.to cloth in the only known ways of a
century ago, printed matter telling of
the attractions of western North Car
elina was being widely distributed 70
thousands, many of whom will very
naturally desire to know more of Mfs
section and either write here for furth-
er information or come right down
here and inspect conditions for them-
selves.
This section certainly must appreci-
ate the service rendered this county by
Miss Large and u aged lady neigh
bors, in 50 successfully executing their
unique demonstration.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01
THE RALEIGH

A movement has been inaugurat9d
under the auspices of a number Of the
leading citizens of North Carolina for
erection at the, Capital of the State of
9 monument to Sir Walter Raleigh in.
commemoration of the fact that the
colony founded by him at Roanoke
Island vas the pioneer effort to estab-.
fish an English settlement on the
American continent. The expedition
landed in 1886, ~antedating by twenty
two years the founding of the COLONY
at jamestown; and though the expert
ment ended in failure, the fate of the
colonists being st Il an unsolved mys-
terry, the event vas the beginning of
the upbuilding of an empire of civili-
zation in the new world and as such
Is worthy Of Observation-Disclosures
Virginian-Pilot.
$3.50
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01
said Deed in Trust, which are bounded

said Deed in Trust, which are bounded
and described as follows:
No. 1. Known as the Grumky tract,
fully described in a deed from Emma
Drayton Grumky to F. A. Roper, re-
corded in Book 80 at page 81 of the
records of deeds for Henderson Coun-
ty, containing about 100 acres, and
being the tract upon which is located
the Roper residence and hotel.
No. %. Known as the Kate Waites
tract, fully described in a deed from
Kate Waites to F. A. Roper, recorded
in Book Sc at page $50 of the records,
containing Ill acres more or less
from which has been sold off about
Al acres to owenby and Is acres 10
". G. Roper.
No. 8. Known as the King land fully
described in deed from G. X. King to
F. A. Roper, recorded in Book 60 at
page 90 of said records. containing lis
acres from which has been sold off 10
acres to Dave Hunt.
No. 4. Known as the Desaussure
land fully described in a deed from
Martha Desassure to F. A Roper, re-
corded in Book 81 at page 456 of said
records, containing "a acres, from
which has been sold off IA acres to
Henry simmon.
No. 5. known as the G. K. King
lands fully described in a deed from
G.. X. King to F. A. Roper, recorded in
Book so at page 115 of said records,
containing Is acres.
This the 26th of November, 1913.
W. A. SMITH,
11-27-5tc. Trustee.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01

Tract -Four. That tract of land de-
scfiBed III deed from Theodore G. Bar
ker and wife to Annabell Israel, as re-
corded in Book A at page S64 Of the
records of deeds for Henderson county
and more particularly described as fol-
lows
Beginning at a stake in Clear Greer
road, in the center of the Long bridge
and running with said road as follows:
North 13 IL deg. East A IL poles to a
stake; thence North 65 deg. East
16 poles to a stake; thence North %
deg. East is poles to a stake thence
North As IL deg East 10 poles to a
stake; thence North IS deg. East
&c IL poles to a stake in =. G. Bark
ef' S line. u. p. IsraeIs corner; thence.
with IsraePs line South As IL deg.
East 36 1-3 poles to a stake in said
line; thence South As deg. West A
polesto a stake in Mud Greek canal;
thence down said canal North A II
deg West IS IL poles o the begin
ming, containing Is acres.
Tract Five. That tract of land de-
scribed in a deed from Theodore 6.
Barker and wife to Annabel Israel, as
recorded in Book SO at page SIC of the
records of deeds for Henderson county
and more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginuing at a stake the South
East corner of a 15 acre tract of land
conveyed by the party of the first part
to the party of the second part, by
deed recorded in Book A at page 1854
of the records of deeds for Henderson
county andru South 46 IL deg. East
Is 2-3 poles to a stake in original
Barker and Mcdowell line; thence
South As deg. West A poles to a street;
thence crossing street same curse 80
feet: thence same course 6 poles to
Bats Fork Canal; thence same course
Ia poles to Mud Creek canal. theme
North A. 1-2 deg. West 16 2-3 poles
withathe canal to the South West cor
ner o fthe 15 acre tract above men
toned; thence North with the line of
said lot 40 deg. East about 81 poles to
the beginning, containing 6 ga acres
more or less.
All the lands of which the said J-P.
Israel was the owner al the time Of
his death will be sold first, and if said
lands are not sufficient to satisfy said
Indebtedness, then all, or so much of
the other lands above described as mag
lie necessary to satisfy said indebted
ness will be sold.
This the 3rd day of December, 1918.
First Bank & Trust Company,
Mortgagee.
Smith & Shipman.
Attorneys. 12-4-5tc
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01

son county. offef for sale at public
outcry, to the highest bidder for cash,
ali the lands conveyed By said mort.
gage, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said note with n
terest, cost and expenses. which bands
are bounded and described as follows:
| Situate in the township OF Henderson
vile, county of Henderson and State
of North Carolina
Tract One. Lots ], 4, 5, 6, !, s. 3 10
Il and 13 Of the Overlook property,
az surveyed and 4subdivided by. S, z.
Justice, civil engineer, as shown on
plat made by said S, ]. Justice, record
ed in the Office of the Register OF Deeds
for Henderson county in Book 81 at
page 2OS or the records of deeds for
said county to which reference is here
by made.
Tract Two. That tract of land con
veyed by T. G. Barker and wife to ].
P. Israel and described IS follows.
Beginning at a stake, the North East
corner of a 6 ga acre tract sold By
Theodore G.. Barker and wife to Anna
bel Israel, in the original Barker and
M s. Mcdowell line, and runs with
| said line. South As IL deg. East 26
poles to a stake and pointers; thence
South As deg. West 4S poles to a stake
on the South bank of Bats Fork canal;
| thence up said canal South 81 deg.
East Is poles to a stake; thence South
As. deg. West rs IL poles to a stake on
the North bank of Mud Creek canal;
| thence down the canal North A IL
deg. West 40 poles and 20 links to An
nabefs line; thence with her line
North As deg. East poles to the be-
ginning, containing II acres and %
! poles more or, less.
Tract Three. That tract of land de-
[scribed in deed from S. j. Justice, Com
missioner to Dovie L. Israel, as record
&c in Book Sc at page 1872 of the re-
cords of deeds for Henderson county
and more particularly described as
follows:
Lying on the East side of Clear
Creek road, adjoining the lands OF
Major Barker, R. 1. Grant, ct al, be-
i ginning at a small red oak, corner of
lets No. 10 and 20. conveyed to R. I.
Grant and runs with the line of lot No.
90. South 43 IL deg. West So poles TO
a stake in Major Bankers line; thence
with his line North As IL deg. West
81 poles to a stake in the Clear Creek
road; thence with said road North 81
deg. West As poles to a stake in the
forks of the road; thence South 40 deg
East Is poles to the beginning, con-
tanning Is 7-S acres more or less.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-01-01
G. NJ PACE,
of Henderson County.
N0TIcE az LAND SALE.

Whereas on the 9Th day of May. 191u,
9. E. Roper, and c. E. Roper, Executor
OF F. A. Roper, L. K. Roper and Wife
Julia Roper, executed a deed in trust to
the undersigned Trustee to cur a
debt in the sum of $4,000 which
Deed in Trust is of record in Booh 20
at page 244 of the records of Mort
cages and Deeds4in Trust for Hender-
son County; and whereas default has
been made in the payment of said
debt and whereas the cestui que trust
emit have called upon the undersigned
to sell the land hereinafter described
fer the purpose of satisfying said debt
with interest, cost and expenses;
Now Therefore, by virtue of the pow
err contained in said Deed in Trust,
the undersigned will on Monday the
29th day of December, 1913, at IL
o'clock NJ, offer for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door of Hen
derson County, to the highest bidder,
for cash all the lands conveyed by