davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-11-21

The rug was thick and luxurious,
OF a beautiful medallion pattern.
A few choice prints and dainty
floral pictures we're on the wall.
Dana's eyes fell on a miniature
on the dressing table and she went
over. lifting 1t and staring down
at it with misty eyes. This slender,
radiant girl. dressed IN the quaint
style Of another era, was her moth
er.
How lovely she was" Dana
whispered. Compassion flowed
through her. How that stern old
woman downstairs must have suf-
fered when her beautiful daughter
passed from her life forever.
But II was wrong to bring me
here" Dana thought rebelliously.
'if she can't forgive me for being
my fathers child and looking like
my mother"
THERE was a knock AZ the door.
Come in." Dana said. replac.
Ing the miniature on the dressing
The door opened. a slender girl
enormous, unsmiling dark
eyes came in. She had a dark.
, 1935-11-21

FOR SALE or RENT
Choice locations and good prop
critics. Store buildings. Ware
houses, Residences. Everything In
Real Estate. Travellers Hotel
Lobby, phone 500 or l47S.
LEE e. JAMES
, 1935-11-21
G ADVERTISEMENT
C~ONsTABLE'S SALE

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Il Hereby Given that b vir-
cue OF a certain order OF Sale issued
out OF the i03rd judicial District Court
OF Cameron County on the eth day OF
November. 1885. by J. J. Bishop. Clerk
The Washington times., 1935-03-29

bottles. q Boyleston Street res.
tauront keeper learned when a
group of angry World War vet
erans entered his establishment
and demanded that he remove
the flags and a placard which
reac that patronage to the cafe
wouli aid disabled veterans.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
RAID ON ICEROX

A burglar yesterday broke into
an icebox belonging to william
H. Tyler 81 Seaton Pl. N. w. and
stole pocketbook containing
Sl00 and food worth SIS. Mr..
Tyler said he hid the pocketbook
in the icebox Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29

yesterday with architects by Pub
lie Works Administrator Ickes.
Options have been secured for
"the greater part of the sites" but
final development depends upon
the Governments ability to &C.
quire all the land at an acceptable
price Mr.. IckeS said.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29

the chicken house was equipped
with electricity he Immediately
wired his poultry house for lights
and used red bulbs. Results: A
z months old pullet laid two
eggs, one within the other. It
measured nine inches in circum.
ference and weighed five ounces.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
Veterans Resent
Flag in Liquor Ad

BOSTON (IN.SJ. - American
flags form no part of a decora-
tion scheme that features whisky
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
Contracts Signed
For Slum Work

International News Service
Contracts for two proposed PWA
slum clearance-low rent housing
projects in Nashville were signed
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
Hens Speeded Up
By Electric Lights

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Q.N.SJ.
When A. A. Newman learned
chickens produce more eggs If
Evening star., 1935-11-29

Z in honor Of Jean Sibelius, who will
be 10 years old the following day.
Three Of Sibelius' compositions, 'The
Swan of Tuonela," "Pohjola's Daugh-
ter" and "Tapiloa," have been given
prominent places on the program.
ROB TROUT, former wJSV an
nouncer, who graduated to the
network, has been assigned the Job Of
describing the Beaux Arts ball for
Columbia December 6.
This ball, to be held at the Waldorf
Astoria, is regarded as New York
society's most elaborate costume affair
of the Fall season.
THE name of De Wolf Hopper is to
be perpetuated in radio. William
De Wolf Hopper, .jr., son Of the famous
actor, will make his public radio debut
during the Roses and Drums sketch
on N. B. c. Sunday. This is the
dramatic serial in which his father
started four years ago.
TIP IN Torrington, Conn, they
laughed when Louis Costello
started to learn accordion playing out
Of q book Last Sunday night the
laughs turned to cheers when he
played during Maj. Bowes' amateur
hour on N. B. C. AS result he will
not return to his job as a machinist
but will leave shortly with Maj. Bowes'
amateur touring unit No. II for an
extended vaudeville engagement.
Evening star., 1935-11-29
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy
will be the guests of Dick Powell
during his Hollywood Hotel" program
on wJsv at o. They will present
several scenes from their new screen
play, Riff Raft"
THE Covered Wagon" will be the
Beauty Box Theater presentation on
WMAL at 8. Marion Davies, motion
picture star, will have the leading role.
when We Are Married" from
Sidewalks Of New York." George
NJ. Cohan success of 1907, will be
Evening star., 1935-11-29

Brazilian composer. has been selected
as the musical high light.
X
SENATOR BoRAH, Republican, Of
Idaho has promised to take part
in Columbia's Public Opinion" pro-
gram December Z. He will discuss
Purchasing Power"
The address will originate in the
studios of WJSV.
II II
THE Boston Symphony Orchestra
has arranged special program
for its broadcast on N. 3. G. December
Evening star., 1935-11-29
Money Crammed
I'm Mouth During
Hold-up Dime Shy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, November
29.-Jim Wilson, colored, lost a
dime in a hold-up, but the rob-
bers didn't get it.
Suspicious Of two men ap-
preaching, Wilson crammed
$3.50 into his mouth. Eis fears
were well grounded. The men
searched him and fed without
loot.
But when Wilson took the
money out Of his mouth, he
could find only $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-11-29

during her recital on wRC at 8. Her
program also includes Dvoraks Songs
My Mother Taught Me" and Loves
Old Sweet Song"
Because She Loved Me" will be the
True Story Court of Human Relations
drama on WRC at $50. Paul Stewart,
Chester Stratton and Peggy Allenby
will have the principal parts.
Evening star., 1935-11-29
lATM-AMER|CA
SERIES ARRANGED
Gerard Swope and Edward
'TomIinson Will Appear on
Opening Program.
NEW series Of broadcasts de-

A NEW series Of broadcasts de-
~ signed to make the United
- States better acquainted with
the people and cultures OF
Latin America will be introduced by
~. B. G. December 6.
Gerald Swope, president Of the Gen.
eral Electric Co., and Edward Tomlin-
son, internationally known authority
on Latin America, will start the new
series with a discussion Of What the
Other Americas Mean to Us"
Tomlinson also will serve as master
Of ceremonies for the programs which
will include music of the various Latin
American countries and contributions
by outstanding South American artists
For the initial broadcast, the over
ture to III Guarani," by Carlos Comes,
Evening star., 1935-11-29

featured by Oscar Shaw and Elizabeth
Lennox during the Broadway Va
rieties" program on WJSV at $3.50.
Shaw will also sing Red Sails in the
Sunset"
"I'd Like to Bounce Around With
You," new composition by Art
Kassal, will be the highnght of the
Campus Revue on WRC at 1890. The
Mills Brothers and Grace Dunn also
will contribute to the program.
Jessica Dragonette will sing Zone
Fine Day." from Mime. Butterfly"
Evening star., 1935-11-29
Mony Different Types Of Shirts

Including fused collar attached styles, tw
collars to match, tab collar attached an
neckband styles. All are of full-Shrunk, fine
count broadclothS. Colors are plain blue!
tans, greys and whites Woven and highl
mercerized broadcloths in stripes and pat
terms. Sizes IA to 1712.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

I34s EUCLID ST, Apt. 4--Large, two
exposures next bath, detached building.
refined home. Phone Columbia 579s.
NEWTON APTs., $50 E ST. NE. Apt, 301
Large bright room next to bath. cook
ing privileges; also small bed room ladies
preferred.
1922 INGLESIDE- TERRACE NW-one
bed room; conv. location. Adams 0s34.
10 SEATON PL. NW.-Two outside rooms.
screened porch, Ink; very reasonable;
cleo. gas: heat very reasonable.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Pretty
room in studio apt; private entrance;
front porch. West 0Ss6-J.
5th & RITTENHOUSE. 512 Quintana pl.
n.w.-Large front room. :! exposures. new
home: 50 single. Instant hot water. semi
private bath; small room. new maple fur
niture. 50 so. express bus service.
CLEVELAND PARK-Two very large
rooms. closet. private bath; references;
permanent S45. Cleveland 626G.
GEORGETOWN-22x1 overlooking gar
den: fireplace. adjoining bath. shower. big
closet. phone; attractive private home. /
block TO 3 lines transportation; will fur
nish TO suit single gentleman; S45 mo;
less unfurnished; references required.
Phone West 0349. Monday.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1883 RIDGE PL. SE--Three rooms. End
floor. semi-private bath; gas. heat. lights
included for Ink. -.
1874 MONROE ST. N.W.-Second floor.
large outside In k. rooms; INV. gas. elec.
phone included Protestant adults only
especially suitable . 3 or ladies, or
settled couple; references,
l. BRYANT ST. N.W.-3 large, unfur-
nished housekeeping rooms, large glass
inclosed porch light. heat, gas: close to
cars: very desirable; adults only.
BROOKLAND. 33Ol 9th ST. NE.-Bright
room first floor; neSt bath private en-
trance; adults: Ink. If desired.
1866 KENYON ST. NV Ink. rooms
private bath; owners home; reliable
adults only.
Ink; SIG, SIs. $50 month; small. SI1;
adults; no radios.
5t2O 2nd ST NW.-Large front room
private bath, in private family; ] square
from car or bus service; price. S25.
gas, heat and elec.; reasonable; employed
couple preferred; call 1l3 pm. Sunday.
Available october Is.
sos FIRST ST. SCI very large room.
22I7 49th ST. NV rooms. Ink. front
and back porches. md floor S:}5. 13'
340O 18th ST NE rooms kitchenette.
ba tn: very desirable; , employed couples;
reasonable. Phone Potomac 5464.
l64 TENN. AVE. Me- room for light
housekeeping; heat. electricity included;
S12 month. l3-
COLORED-1314 22nd, NV.
LARGE. heated room. elec. North 1929.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

COLORED-Is0s Sth ST. NW-Young
lady to share large front bed room with
another.
CoLORED-KENYON ST, east of 18th
Large cheerful newly decorated room, next
to bath reference. Columbia 1909. IA
COLORED-I752 ST. NW-Large front
room; also room with twin beds adjoining
bath. instantaneous hot water; cooking
permitted
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

LARGE, bright second-ioor room; for
couple; So; one car fare. Phone Wis
500 W. CENTRAL AVE. Capitol Hgts.. Nd
Double room. screened porch, private
ent.; quiet refined home; board optional;
10-cent fare, Seat Pleasant bus.
500 DANVILLE ST. Clarendon. Va.-Fur-
nished front rm.. adj. bath; pvt, family.
near bus lines; Govt. employees preferred
7I6 MAPLE AVE. Takoma Pk.-Well fur
nished, large. 3-window room. neAt to bath;
con h. W. and h-w h.; ! or eentlemen:
near excellent health cooking; SIS. Hall
CHERRYDALE. VA.-3 rooms: h.-w. b.
elec gas, semi-private bath garage; partly
furnished If desired: convenient bus ser
C cice; SO $40, ss1 3913 w slst I'd. north. PHONE
LARGE ROOM. furnished new; private
radio. sleeping, sun porch. Phone Walnut
$3.50 after pm. before am.
l22 NO. CLEVELAND ST. Clarendon. Va.
S14: | room: 2 persons, SIS; both rooms,
S:}5. Phone Clarendon 1878.
rooms, furn.; near bus. 30 min. D. c., pri.
vate family. See after pm. IL
4sl3 14th ST. Waycroft. Ballston. va
rms. unfur.. kitchen. private. bath: ga
r. foe; EMPLOYED couple preferred. IL
6I2 NORTH EDGEWOOD ST, Lyon Park
heat: priv home on bus line; board .op-
tional. Walnut S66.-J. IA.
ALTA VISTA. MD, at bus stop t@Charles
St, furn.. > large double rooms. l sinele
room; employed couple or gentlemen: refer
ences; breakfast. Phone Wisconsin 2324.
CLARENDON. VA. Large front room.
modern; Ink il desired employed couple
preferred. 100 North Edgewood st, ~
VERY desirable room with private bath
in home beautifully located between WASH
ington and Alexandria. overlooking Poto-
mac valley; garage. bus. Phone Alexandra
2l4S-J
SILVER SPRING-Attractive. one or two
rooms; furnished or not; elec. grill. etc.
Phone Shepherd 3113.
or so. GLEBE ROAD. Arlington. va
Tel Clarendon 144S or inquire Arlington
Pharmacy Columbia pike, one or TWO
newly furnished rooms in new home; mi.
one or two adults; convenient to transpor-
tation: garage if desired; reasonable.
729 25th ST. Aurora Hills. Va.-Fur-
nished room for one or two people: mi.
southern exposure. Clarendon 735-W.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
FARM AND GARDEN
PANsIEs-BEsT GRADE.

PANS1ES-BEST GRADE.
FALL PLANTS. LARGE BLOOMS.
PHONE NORTH 1892.
WELL-ROTTED COW and stable manure.
S5 ton; 4 tons, SIS: delivered. Phone
Clarendon 222S or address Box 205-K
Star Office.
HARDY chrysanthemum plants in bloom
600 blossoms on somel: II best varieties.
Doc each; can be transplanted to your
lawn while in bloom; shrubs. 25c and 35c:
also peony and dahlia roots. fancy and
popular varieties. $500 Alabama ave. Sc
PANSY PLANTS. 81. .25 hundred peren-
malls. and also house plants: cheap: Frank
Green. Capitol View ave. between Kensing-
ton and Forest Glen
PANSY PLANTS. Steeles' Giant Jumbo. 81
100. SS 900. Flower Farm, cor Irving and
s: End SITS. (on Lee blvd). Clarendon. Va.
Clarendon $50.
NOW IS THE TIME to have your lawn put
in shape for Winter seeding and sodding
should be done now; don't put 1t of; barn
1903 Kenyon St NV. Columbia 6574.
CREPE MYRTLE. 25c up; hydrangea. 20c
UP; butterfly bushes. 10c up; hedge plants.
&c and Sc: iris. SC. Webster, 1903 T
st. Sc. Anacostia, D. C.
WELHROTTED COW MANURE. 1Oo-lb
sack, 75c: 8 sacks S5: rich garden dirt
l0o.lb. sack; soc; sacks. $3.50. Call
Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
tConttnued)

DISSEMINATING seekers for a real home
/ with excellent home cooking (hot rolls.
/ waffles etc. will be interested. newly
decorated home, occupied by owner in ION
Single rooms and suite of rooms. large
/ inclosed porch and bath. Close TO express
bus service References required. Phons
!
Evening star., 1935-10-13

DECATUR UUB5. II
CAPITOL HILL,
OWNERS HOME,
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED.
MODERN THROUGHOUT.
Single and Double Rooms-Reasonable.
CLUB ROOM. RADIO. PHONE.
Gentlemen. 4O4 A St Sc.
PORTLAND HOTEL.
14th ST. and Thomas CIrcle-Large out
side rooms. 81 week: private bath Sl2.60.
2767 WOODLEY PL.-Large,
bright room, one block Conn.
ave-; unlim. phone. .
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1913 BELMONT RD NV.
Single and double rooms. adjoining bath;
convenient location: reasonable rent. Phone
Decatur nOR5
Evening star., 1935-10-13

1880 IRVING ST. NV, Apt. 24-Refinsd
and congenial young lady will share studto
phone locker space home privileses: all
modern conveniences in good residential
section. Lunches included in board.
Available on October l5; reasonable. Pnons
Adams 3o3l
Evening star., 1935-10-13
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKs-W and B.; ROCKS. R. l. Reds 50
day and Thursday. L. E. Beach's Hatchery
at Norbeck. Md Phone Ashton 116-F-21.
BECK'S BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS = 23
leading breeds, $40 per 100 and up: ducks
Hatchery. Mount Airy Md
Evening star., 1935-10-13

1914 HOBART NW-Conv. to car. bus:
newly decorated southern room sleeping
porch. shower: house insulated; gentlemen
119 10th ST. NE-Furnished room next
to bath; reasonable. Phone Lincoln
Evening star., 1935-10-13
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
WooD-Two-year seasoned oak, Sll per
any length. L. E Beach. Norbeck. Nd
Phone Ashton 116-F21.
WOOD-Sound. seasoned oak and pine.
cut any length, $40 per cord delivered.
1923 18th st. NV Phone Adams S939
FUEL-Free kindling. select fireplace,
stove. furnace kindling wood. wholesale
and retail. Coal Fuel Oil Lumber.
5e4 Main Ave. .s:W.. Phone National 391 Q.
Night and Holidays. Pot. 2S46. 13'
SEASONED OAK WOOD delivered. stored.
$40 cord Prompt service. Phone Guy
Brown. Ashton 2O-F-14.
PENNA HARD COAL. white ash. 2,240-lb.
tons Egg. stove. chestnut. S11; pea. $3.50.
Phone Adams $3.50, day or night.
FIREPLACE OR STOVE WOOD. any length;
guaranteed best of quality. seasoned: min
imum prices: free delivery and storage.
Do not call unless you want the best. Mr..
Jameson. District 5166; after b pm. Met
ropolitan 1896.
CoAL-Penna. finest hard coal direct
from mines to your bin. 81 per ton.
Prompt delivery. Phone Georgia 0667
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD
Direct. from mill Ss cord; any length: well
seasoned Call North OS6S l4s
Evening star., 1935-10-13

| Attractive 2nd-foor corner room southern
exposure: one single room: home cooking.
| hot bread: hot water: home atmoSphere.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE SIOCh.
NUBIAN BUCK KID. let black, hornless.
mont, Md Phone Kensington las
COW MANURE. well rotted 50 per yard.
H. C. Fawsett mile this side of Great
Falls. Md P. o. address. Bethesda, Md.
GOATS-Good mixers. young and grown
does S5 up: one pr. shoats. Hull Farm,
Westmore. Rockville Md.
PIGS for sale s weeks old. Hatton, 90
Main St. Cabin John Park. Md.
TWO thoroughbred mares, registered.
young. sound, sacrifice. Phone Fairfax
rs RalSton Store Sunday. residence,
3a-F-l2. 13'
HORSES go thoroughbred at give-away
prices. Col. NJ. A Elliott. Army and Navy
Club.
PIGS-6-week- old Berkshire pigs. SIS each.
ct. Tulip Hill Farm. located between
silesia and Fl. Washington. Arthur j.
HORSE. thoroughbred. years old; good
jumper, easy to ride; reasonable price.
Must sell. Phone Wisconsin 5116.
3 TOGGENBERG MILK GOATS. .does.
A., j; Tichenor. Colesville pike. Coles
Pure Bred Chester Whites.
Choice service boars for Fall bleed'ns
out. Of large litter. Ready for light serg,,
ice. from 3 to 5 months old. Pediereed
stock. Reasonably priced Guaranteed 10
please Ayrlawn Farms, Bethesda, Mo
Evening star., 1935-10-13

l22s 10th ST. NV, at Scott Circle-At-
tractive In; x. room for two young business
ladies; walking distance
Evening star., 1935-10-13

903 CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-Newly fur
nlShed front room. innerspring mattress.
u block from car line. gentleman preferred.
$50 per month.
1243 SHEP ST NW-Lee bright room
newly papered and painted. next bath:
adult family reasonable
Evening star., 1935-10-13

THE JOHN MARSHALL-One room; twin
beds; for women. Phone Metropolita n
Evening star., 1935-10-13

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2131 Mass Ave-Lovely.
large room with private bath for 3 young
people: also two singles: excellent meals.
NV. Both places walk dist, Govt. bldss.
Prices very reasonable. BUS and car serve
ice Phones North 04O4. Decatur 546S.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

! 1902 46th ST, Chevy Chase. Md-Large
! front room, bed room and sitting combined
suitable one or two gentlemen; near bus;
/ private family Call Sunday
Evening star., 1935-10-13

GEORGETOwN-Large front room twin
beds; next bath: gentlemen. Dec. IL lam.
222 4th ST. SE-Second floor. next bath;
family 3 adults, no other roomerS, S4
week: gentleman. ATLANTIC 312l.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

1215 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Large front
rm.. 81 80 week
1924 P ST. N.W.-Lsrge front room with
good-sized closet. next bath.
13Gs EUCLID ST. NV APT 64-Warm
front room corner 1ith St. elevator cafe
small family: SIS; employed gentleman.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD-P-ivate
bath. twin beds; convenient to cars and
buses; meals optional Adams 7695.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

3Ib7 18TH N.W.-Large front room, at
tLactively furnished nice residential sec
ton: transportation: reas. Col. 5163
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05

Mrs. B. j. Rhodes, 1 IL acres
''' B. B. Sample, acre 1 house
Green River, $2.6l. pookv
Wilmont Smith, 100 lots ROCKY
B. c. Trueluck, 1 lot Rhodes
land, SIC. .nd lot
Tuxedo, STA. I'D Iot
L. W. Walker, house anu NV
Arthur Arthur E. Ward, 8 acres Green
River, 35c. 3D.. Freeman
Lucy Wells, 2 acres FREEMAN
land, SIC. .os Green
River, 75c. Asheville and
Spartanburg R. R., $l'44o
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. E. H. Allen, II 7-8 acres
mountain land, SLIT.
Mrs. j. C. Allen, 48 acre!
Bane land, $500.
Clarence Allison, 81 1-2 acre!
Il house Tom Ballard place
1851.
Mrs. Sallie Anders, 8 acres
and building Jones land, S1.37.
G. C. Andrews, heirs, SO Il
acres adjoining Nix, Morris anc
Hart lands, $S.46.
Grant Arledge l house ano
lot Tuxedo, $2.6S.
Mrs. L. C. Babb, 5 acres Old
Zirconia, 53c.
B. D. Bane, heirs, So acres
Bob's Creek $2.63.
John Bane, 1-2 acre Greer
River, Bane land, $500.
E. T. Bayne, 29 acres Green
River, $2.77.
]. Willis Bayne 81 acres j
W. Bane land, $2.63.
H. S. Beck, l lot l house and
lot Hart place, 66c.
G. M. Beddingfield, 100 acres
mountain land, $1.91.
H. S. Beddingfield, Go acres
mountain land, $500.
F. D. Bell, 8 acres N. Freeman
store, 5 acres Mondamin, 26S
acres Swain-Hart, 215 acres
Bane-Bed.- Null Freeze, Bac., sc
acres ]. S. Brown highway No
25, 10 1-2 acres Smyre, 20 acres
y. S. Brown, 1862 1-2 acres Phin'
Loundes, 5 acres E. T. Station, Z
acres Laurence Park, 1 lot Tux
edo station, 10 acres Vernon
tract l lot o. S. Pace at sta
ton, 2 acres John Taylor place
$62.26.
Mrs. F. D. Bell, 2 acres Tux
edo, S1.6S.
John H. Bell, Al acres nea,
Saluda, 1921.
G. T. Bell, 10 acres Saluds
route No. 1 Mountain. Page
$2.15.
J. o. Bell, 8 IA acres Tuxedo
75c.
]. o. Bell, Jr., 5 acres heac
of Lake Summit S1.05.
]. o. Bell, Jr., 90 acres S. Side
of Green River part of Swat,
land, $4.20.
I n RelI Jr 532 acres Tux
edo, $21.OO.
Bell Realty Co., 25 acre
Green River, 78c.
]. A. Bishop and Annie II
Hooper, 100 acres near Saluda
$3.50.
w. H. Bishop, 142 1-2 acre
Macedonia land, 1928.
Miss Leda Bolton, l lot LAX
Summit, 53c.
| ]. w. Bradley, l acre Tuxedo
| $4.68.
Walden Bradley, SO acre
Summey land, $1.02. gGa
DR.. j. S. Brown, 90 1-2 acre
Tuxedo, $26.25.
| Ernest BufWell, lOCS nous
Lake Summit, $1.G5.
A. B. Calvert, Est, S3 g.
acres Green River, $4.20.
Campbell and Goldsmith, 1 10
Greenriver, $1.31.
f. B. Capps, acres Cree
River, 13c.
f. G. Capps, % acres Alfre,
Capps estate, 1888.
F. G. Capps, so acres l hous
Green River. $7.40.
Fl. S. Capps, heirs, 81 1-2 acre
mountain land, $1.31.
H: Soaps, heirs, 45 l.
acres mountain land, $1.S6.
H. S. Capps, heirs, SO l.
acres mountain land, $1.31.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05
Mrs. Logan Barnwell, 40 acres

Mrs. Logan Barnwell, 40 acre
mountain land, $1.49.
E. l.. Bean, 1 lot Bat Cave, TIC
Helen R. Cliett, l lot Edney
vile, TIC. ,,
j. W. Eaks, lot Chestnut Hill
Gerton, SIC.
H. B. Emerson, 3 acres noun
tain land TIC.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, II acre:
Edneyvllle, 1888.
Freeman and Campbell, 1 acre
Bat Cave, SIC.
C. w. Freeman, 80 acres j. M,
LYDIA estate, $500.
J. A. Ferguson, l house and lot
Bat Cave, $500.
Walter L. Furr, lot Bat Cave
Manor, 37c.
F. K. Graham, A acres Slick
Rock tract, $500.
R. T. Graham, 2 lots Bat Cave,
1854.
]. H. Grigg, 1 lot Bat Cave,
TIC.
W. C. Hardin, 1 lot Chestnut
Hills, Gerton, &c.
H. F. Harrill, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, SIC.
NJ. J. Harrill, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, $1.54.
NJ. J. Higgins, "a acres one
house Broad River road, SLIP.
C. L. and w. NJ. Justice, 9 acres
Ridge land, $500.
H. K. Laughter, l acre Leo
Freeman land, SIC.
Earl D. Mclean, sc acres of
mountain land, 1882.
Lillian G. Mclean. 81 acres of
mountain land, $4.35.
D. II. McRay, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, Use.
w. H. Morris, 40 acres noun
tain land, $2.48.
Annie J. Mozzell, estate, 1S9
acres mountain land on highway,
$3.50.
Mrs. Augusta Owensby, l lot
Edneyville, 19c.
]. j. F. Quinn, 8 lots, no de-
scription, $4.6l.
]. W. Quinn, 2 lots Edneyville,
$1.49.
Charles Robbins, % acres of
mountain land, $2.13.
DIR. F. B. Scruggs, l lot Chest
nut Hills, Gerton, SIC.
Mrs. Sallie Shelton, l lot Bat
Cave Manor, TIC.
j. w. Silvers, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, SIC.
L. F. Stone, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, $1.54.
S. H. Tobin and L. Aston, 125
acres Little Hungry, $3.50.
R. T. White, 1 lot Bat Cave,
TIC.
S. M. White, % acres mountain
land, S4.29.
B. F. Williams. 80 acres noun
tain land, $1.34.
W. H. Woodley, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, tic.
Fred Yeager, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, 37c.
H. C. Yeargin, lot Sugar Loaf
Mountain, $1.49.