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Evening star., 1938-10-23

Chelsea Ruscus. owned by Nydrie
Stables and ridden by Mrs. Garry
jackson; second, DR.. Yates, owned
by Mrs. D. N. Lee, ridden by Aubrey
Fishback; third, Hunters Choice,
owned by Mrs George P. Greenhalgh,
ridden by Blakeley Lodge; fourth,
Derby Deer. owned by Mrs. William
H. Perry, ridden by Morris Clark.
Governors Cup (second day
competition) by Virginia Team
No l, Morris Clark, captain Q6s4
faults; second, District of Columbia
Team, Margaret Cotter, captain (22l4
faults) third, New York Team, DON
aid Sutherland Sd, captain (38H
FAULTS: fourth, Maryland Team. Fen
ton NJ. Fadeley, captain (30a4 faults)
$3.50 Working Hunters Stake-Won
by Merry Prince, owned by Mrs. George
P. Greehalgh, ridden by Blakely Lodge;
second, Drill, owned and ridden by
Carlton Eacho: third, Billy Do, owned
and ridden by Capt. Henri Luebber-
mann; fourth. Chelsea RuScus. owned
by Nydrie Stables, ridden by Mrs.
Garry Jackson.
International Military Competition
Led by United States team, Maj. John
T. Cole 60 faults; second, Mexican
team, Capt. Armando Villareal, cap
tain (24l2 FAULTS; third, Chilean team,
Maj. Eduardo Yanez, captain (24s4
faults. tOnly three teams competing
Working Hunters tamateur riders)-
Won by Derby Deer, owned by Mrs
William H. Perry, ridden by Morris
Clark; second, Drill, owned and rid
den by Carlton Eacho; third, Willow
End. owned by Mrs. D. N. Lee. ridden
by Aubrey Fishback; fourth, Billy Do,
owned and ridden by Henri Luebber-
mann.
Handy Jumpers-Won by Clipped
Wings, Fort Myer Horse Show team,
ridden by Capt. John Hines; second,
Sir Conrad, owned and ridden by 1t.
John Pugh, 3rd; third, Sandy, Fort
Myer Horse Show team, and ridden
by Capt. Henri Luebbermann; fourth,
Billy Do, owned and ridden by Capt.
Henri Luebbermann.
Hunt Teams-Won by team of Mrs.
George p Greenhalgh; second, team of
Nydrie Stables; third, team Of U. s.
Randle; fourth, team of Capt. A. A..
Frierson.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Light but Normal Diet Held
Best Way to Reduce Weight
Cut Out Foods Which Are Big Quantities
in Small Packages for Their
Opposite, Is Aduice.

cannot be properly assimilated by the
body. The indirect effect Of that is
the endrocrine system may become a
little bit lazy and does not function
the way it should Diabetes frequently
results, but less disastrous end prod
uct is an accumulation OF a bulge in
the midriff.
1T has been known for years and
has been worked up in the laboratories
at the Rush Medical College in Chi
cago that proteins, meaning the sub
stances our body extracts from the
animals it is fed, stimulate the endo-
crime system. However, proteins them
selves are not enough. They are stim-
ulants, right enough. but they need
catalytic agent. goad or spur or whip
to drive them into doing the work OF
which they are capable. That is a
function of the vitaminS.
"A prime source of vitamins is veee-
tables, but our cooking techniques are
very bad. In fact, they are ruinous
to the vitamin. which If it is not
burned into oblivion, is poured down
the drain of the kitchen sink with
the juices.
Finally. we come to the question
OF minerals, on which not only the
water content Of our body depends
deeply. but the normal functioning of
our intestines as we'll In city life.
where fresh fruits and vegetables are
hauled long distances, We simply do
not maintain the balance in mineral
intake that the primitive man main
tanned right from his own neighbor-
hood"
The Way to Reduce.
There is, said Dr. Sokoloff, only
one healthy way to take off weight.
and that is to reduce the caloric con-
tent OF carbohydrate values Of our
three daily meals, while at the same
time speeding up the endocrine sys-
tenn with proteins and normalizing
the water content of the body with
the proper proportion of minerals.
That is the basis for meat, vitamin
and mineral diet.
If you stop eating. you lose weight.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Shooting Clues Found.

SUFFOLK, Va, Oct. % (P).-Sheriff
Frank Culpepper said today he had
unearthed clues which caused him to
expect solution within the next day
or two of the shooting of filling sta
ton operator on the Portsmouth-Suf.
folk Highway.
Bruce Riddick was badly wounded
in the face and shoulder by an uniden-
titled assailant as he was closing his
filing station early today.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
THREE LIFE TERMS

Black and White Bandit Yawns
at Courts Sentence.
BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 22.-Claude
E. Bryant, 27, Louisville's BLACK and
White bandit" yawned occasionally to-
day as he stood before Criminal Court
Judge Lorraine Mix and heard himself
sentenced to three life terms in prison
Bryant, who was nicknamed for the
black and white mask he wore in
series of night holdups of business es-
adjustments netting him s307, pleaded
guilty to three indictments.
The life terms are non-concurrent,
which under Kentucky law prevents a
parole board from considering his case
for at least "a years.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
LARGE THR0NG VIEWS
GREEK PRELATE'S BODY
Church Primate Lies in State in
Cathedral at Athens-Rites
Tomorrow,

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS. Oct. PA vast throng of
mourners filed through the dim re-
cesses OF Athens Cathedral tonight to
pay last respects before the bier of
Archbishop Chrysostomos, primate of
the Greek church.
The archbishop died early today of
heart disease. He was SO years old.
The body will lie in state until Mon
day, when it will be buried with full
ecclesiastical and military honors. All
Greek bishops will meet in solemn con-
clave month hence to choose one of
their number as successor to the
primacy
Archbishop Chrysostomos was born
at Madytos. Thrace, in 1868 and stud
led at Athens. Kiev and St. Petersburg
now Leningrad. He was professor OF
theology in the School of the Cross in
Jerusalem before returning to Greece
in 1911.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Cedar Grove Club Elects.

The Salem Social Club OF Cedar
Grove, Md, has elected officers as
follows: Miss Anna Barber. president:
Parker Poole, vice president; Ralph
Mills, secretary; Allen Bryant, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
HAGEN SCORESPAR.
AGAINST MALARIA
Missing Golfer Wins Hard
Fight for Health After
Tiger Hunt in India.
BY the Associated Press.

oS tne AssoSiuteu FIeos.
DETROIT, March IL. - Walter
Hagen, until today COLTS missing
nomad, has been found and has just
scored what he termed "the greatest
victory Of my life"
The triumph was registered over the
dreaded malaria, contracted by Sir
Walter during tiger hunt in India.
Accompanied by Joe Kirkwood. the
trick-shot artist, Hagen left here IS
months ago on what was billed as
world tour. Until letter arrived from
the "Haig' today officials of the golf
equipment concern bearing the Hagen
name were in the dark as to his where
abouts
In his letter Hagen revealed that
both he and Kirkwood have been VIC
tins of mishaps. The letter was
mailed from Calcutta, India, Febru-
ary a.
After winning Al major champion
ships, have just scored the greatest
victory of my life over malaria" Hagen
writes. Il had 10 days of it and, be-
lieve me. I really suffered
II picked it up on tiger hunt back
in the interior Both Joe Kirkwood
and I have had quite time of it here.
In our first match Joe broke a bone
in his right shoulder and that finished
him for a time"
Hagen wrote that both he and Kirk
wood again were fit and ready for
matches on the way home
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Injury Jinx Hits Mats Camp
Bronord, AItrock, BIueee Take Punishment, but None
SeriousIy-Squod Goes Swing -Goofy.

still were imprinted on his head
today. Had not Ossie sensed
the bad hop and turned quickly
the ball would have struck him
full in the face and caused seri-
GUS injury.
Bobby Estalella, the saWed-off
Cuban shotgun, still packs his old
wallop. Bobby banged one
through the hedge in center field
for the longest poke of the grind
so far.
The Mats went swing goofy last
night. :. . Led by Jimmy (Ants-in-
His-Pants) Deshong, they barged
over to a dance here to listen to
corking orchestra. Earlier
some of the orchestra staged a jam
session at Al Simmons cottage.
Mrs. Simmons, incidentally, is
something to look at. The boys
can't keep their eyes on the ball
on the golf course when the beaute-
GUS lady appears in shorts and tees
up. Duke is the nickname of
the Simmons 5-months old off
spring, inheriting the tag from his
daddy, who is called Duke.
Evening star., 1938-03-12

major stakes.
Larry MacPhail has done more to
strengthen the Dodgers in two
months than all the directors did
in two years Stanislaus Zbyszko,
the old wrestler, who has been
cleaning up in South America,
makes his bow as a big time pro-
moter in two weeks when he pre-
sents Bob Gregory Che married that
Far East princess) at the Garden.
j. Curtis Sanford (and friends)
have the dough, all right, but that
talk from Dallas about them buying
the Dodgers seems to be mostly
talk How wrestling has hit
the skids? . Four years ago Jim
Londos and Jim McMillen packed
10000 people into the Garden .
The other night the best they could
do was 5000 at the Hippodrome.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
ARMY BOXERS DUE
TO HALT SYRACUSE
Cadets Threaten to Cop
Eastern Intercollegiate
Title Tonight.
By the Associated Press.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. March 12.-
Military rule of the eastern boxing in
tercollegiates was in prospect today
for the first time as Army's undefeated
team sought to wrest the association
championship from Syracuse
With four men qualified for the
finals and two for the semi-finals, the
West Pointers marched lock step
through last nights opening session
of the fifteenth annual tournament and
erected formidable barrier between
the Orange and its fifth title in seven
years.
Led by Capt. Bertram Harrison, who
chalked up technical knockout at the
end of the first round of his 165-pound
semi-flnal. Army will be represented
in tonight's finals by Walter Laven-
dusky in the 1l5-pound bracket, Tom
Stanley in the 135-pound class and
Donald Hull among the 145-pounders.
Syracuse Still Contender.
Syracuse succeeded only in spotting
Heavyweight Boleslaw Dluski and Mid
dleweight Ord Fink 1886 Olympic and
twice eastern champion. in the finals,
but can't be counted out before a lot
more leather singing goes into the rec
ords.
One of the three semi-inalists the
Orange is depending upon to contrib
ute points is defending Champion John
Mastrella in the 145-pound group. The
others are George Tammay, a hard
hitting featherweight, who did his
share toward squelching Army by beat
ing Cadet John Chambers, and Capt.
Fred zuccaro, lightweight, who fin
ished second last year.
All seven of the schools which con-
tribute twoscore original entrants still
were represented today with the field
narrowed to %. Cornell's heavy
weight, Fred Siemer, and Feather
weight Moses Goldbas still were very
much in the running. Penn State
sent two and Yale one into the finals,
while Dartmouth and Western Mary
land have semi-f1nalists.
Six bouts this afternoon will further
reduce the field for the finals and
third-place bouts tonight.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
b, Stan Correspondent OF The Star.

os oldu IOITeSpOHOenl Ol l ne StdT.
ORLANDO, Fla, March 12.-All
things come in three's, they say,
and the Nationals first training
casualties serve to bear out the
axiom. Early in yesterdays
workout a line drive of Buddy
Myers bat struck Rookie Pitcher
Dan Brainard on his pitching hand
and dislocated the thumb
Later Coach Nick Altrock was
asked by movie camera men
to bounce of one of the light poles.
The idea was to prove how the
padding protected players from in
jury. The 61-year-old clown
obliged, but did it so realistically
that he sprained his right wrist
and had to have it bandaged.
To top of the day, Jimmy Was
dell cracked a mile-a-minute drive
down toward second base. Ossie
Bluege. the fielding master. tried to
catch 1t but the ball hoped weirdly
and struck him on the forehead,
retiring Oss for the day. Will
Harridges signature and the stitches
Evening star., 1938-03-12
PUPIL MAY YET RIVAL MASTER.

PUPIL MAY YET RIVAL MASTER.
Looks as if George Washington Case rapidly
is absorbing the fine points of base running from
that former star outfader and manager of the
Nationals, Clyde Milan. Here the rookie, being
groomed at the Orlando, Fla, training base for
an ontfeM berth is Iown taking off. launching
the slide, hitting the dirt in fine form and display.
ing approved technique in hooking the sack ,cih
his size II trby. If the younssfer turns out to be
halt as good ,e'as Zeb in his balmy days every.
body ,H be happy Movie Photo, b, rrooa Bake, Star s,n
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Baseball Comedy Apt to Net schacht $50 900 This Year
mo os Big ondder on Bow

wins after dropping three in a row
-. Just put it down as "Brietz of
etiquette" Hank Gowdy, vet
eran coach of the Cincinnati Reds.
is feeling his years He tried to
lope around the half-mile track at
the Reds Tampa training camp the
other day and barely made it.
AL Lopez and Tony Cuccinello of
the Bees deny they are feuding with
Casey Stengel' because Casey traded
them from the Dodgers to the Bees
-. What was the difference, any
way? g.. B.. Alabama's trip to the
Rose Bowl apparently wasn't in
vain ;. Ed Hickerson, a guard (and
California lad. who tips the beam
at around $50. is the, pride and JOY
Of the Tuscaloosa cafnpus. ;. Even
Coach Frank ThomAs d optimistic
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Henry Arm
strong stopped Mike Belloise in
four rounds in Madison Square
Garden bout between rival feather
weight title claimants.
Three years ago-Joe Medwick
signed 1885 baseball contract with
st. Louis Cardinals.
Five years ago-Allan Ryan's
Larranga won $50, 900 Cuban Grand
National.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

THIS years squad of % is by far
the smallest number of athletes
Griff has taken south in the seven
springs he has piloted Washington
clubs to Dixieland. On paper, how
ever, it appears as we'll balanced as
any of its predecessors.
Augie Kieckhefer Of Chicago,
world three-cushion billiard cham
pion, will make his first defense
against Robert Cannefax OF st.
Louis
Mike Donovan, former welter-
weight champion of the United
States, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia in Bronx hospital.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
AFTER HANDBALL TITLE

Ed Linz of New York and Walter
Plekan of Buffalo were to play for the
Junior national A. A. U. handball
singles championship on the Y. M. G.
A. courts at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon with the Washington team Of
Paul Pearlman and Jack Schwartz
playing AL Blum and Nat Rosenf1eld
of Baltimore for the doubles title i'm
mediately afterward.
Washington's last hope for the
singles crown disappeared in the semi
final round yesterday in which
Schwartz lost to Plekan, 21-10, 21-15.
Linz entered the title bracket by dis
posing of Blum, 21-3, 21-13.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
STAUNTON LEADING
IN PREP RING MEET
Sends Five Boxers Into South
Atlantic Semis-Augusta
Qualities Four.

BY the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, March IL
Staunton Military Academy, with five
winners in the quarter final bouts
reigned as team favorites as the an
nual South Atlantic boxing tourna-
ment entered the closing stages today
In the junior division, lads weighing
up to ITO pounds, Covington High and
Miller School entries were tied with
three first-round victories each.
Augusta Military Academy ranked
next to Staunton in the senior division
with four semi-finalists: Lowmoor
High had three, and Miller School,
Covington, Benedictine and Barbours-
vile each produced a winner in last
nights preliminary round.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Max Baer, 212. Liver
more. Calf, outpointed Tommy Farr.
20sh2. England G5).
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Johnny Brown.
125. Chicago. outpointed Umio Gen.
1857. Japan UOO.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J-Seaborn
Ashley. 147, Newark, outpointed Bill
Arnold. 144. Philadelphia uO).
HILADELPHIA-Tom Cross. 131,
Philadelphia, outpointed Gene Gallotto,
1891. Philadelphia GOl.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
about 1898 Crimson Tide hopes,
and that's something with big "S."

aUOuG 4UCo Va LALcoh 4A0C AlOPCO,
and that's something with big "S."
Glenn Cunningham. the coun-
try's No. l runner dn our book,
will be guest speaker at the Broad
way Temple Methodist Church to-
morrow night Glenn is an old
pal of the preachers Still wait
ing to hear from Sam Boston Oast
reported at Hot Springs) on those
Louis-Schmeling odds.
Bud Burmester of Houston, once
q better-than-fair middleweight
and who is doing all right now Che
has SO suits Of clothes), says there
is no need to weep because Sea-
biscuit ran second a couple times
-. Says there is a real good hoss
in Australia named Silver Standard
which has 1iniShsd second In Is
Evening star., 1938-03-12
Wn, Lose or Draw
Cotchers Replace the HurIers as Prize Pixies.
HemsIey Case Latest Incident in Bizarre Series.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
STAFF COrresnondent of The Stor

RLANDo poddng upholstered wokhorses of
the consistently Rolcking Rone
Hemsley stopping
at swiery on
the way home So Mr. Witt had
fonck nome to Syracuse Ohio and think it over
1t used be that ane
OF the baseball species Through
and Gomez Dean and Mungo mention
gone and Arock is only eosh M 00 o
and Gomez have settled down and
Iemsey The Pirates Cubs
and Reds had to let him
stop rockns He liked to bend conviv
sendae would enter the picture
nearest project OF police for explanatory
to the embarrassment of his clubowner
~ Thu Thus was that he bounced
orns0y was manager The Rog
Sunday ~ ~ ~ - " ' 'e"
FelIe Asked for Hemsey Trade
When Hemsly during the winter the CON-
nss was that Cleveland might
nan contender the exhibition game last fall emsev uvht
the and so the Iowa farm b h
the cvn n brass Of highly pced
Now the good Indians still have Frankie
bring himself to overlook few s .perany
oy SOY er trying to keep Role in line told
manager the Browns The Hemsv
# d1 , s onsos Il had hoped the could
olo give MN JOB when nobody in baseball
Some i'm Catching Tops.
ball players catcher in baseball when he %
seems to be covering lot territory Mickey apparently
1nsiey caught the entire A-sar and slammed
triple The American won
Others Bucky Harris them believe
Harris logically year. Bucky he caught
400 ball games bad 222 record
Is that, ask?"
Roe compiled Horny
gwen he Boomley
700 going was jim One evening Hemey lettering the
ehnam cocktail
Closed not to serve me- Order couple and you?"
Mr. Hemsly paying little
tomey doesn't care he explained
a matter Of fact I room with Botomiey.'
ollie Has Company Apl.nty
IN the END developed that Mr.
average But Master Feler liked
sn and the Cleveland front anything Feer With
MI ~ tnough Hemsey apparently isn't getting
So stands the one-way ticket home
iemey ngure In the latest headline A few day ago
tne writing boys upaded Mr. for
pnoographers Cliff Bolton meriousv
sneakg out Of the Washington the rolling hills
North - ~ -e AA0
shanty Hogan also L. year ago. when he
1or tne Nationals He
ne was supposed to be dieting Mcraw
ne worked out secret signal with
old story Spinach meant pie mashed potatoe, and
to coin phrase, ~ ~
Even the younger catchers promising signs of
Ihe was the stunt Billy
with the White sox He inning without mask m shin
guards. ' ~ ' - A'"A
forgot hem he
dykes
did not lnee long with the White
Evening star., 1938-03-12
REGAL RALLY TELLS.

Held to 5-point margin in the first
half, the Regal Clothiers stepped out
in the second to trounce the Chambers
five, 1926, last night at Heurich's
gym. Viana and Walker each scored
IL points for the winners.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
TRIUMPH ON COURT.

St. Martins basket ballers rallied in
the closing minutes Of the game to
defeat Blessed Sacrament, 26-1S.
Flynn and Giebel led the winning at
tack with and points, respectively.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
BY EDDIE BRETT.
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Believe
It or not, but the court jester, AL
Sqhacht. figures to be the highest
paid performer in baseball this
year 8. He has q bookful of major
and minor league dates which
should gross him more than so
grand and that amt hay,
readers. :. Johnny Cooney swears
that If the Cards let him 60 he
won't play with any minor league
club except Hollywood, in the
Coast League.
Minnesota fans are bowling their
heads Oh because we didn't say
anything about the Gcphers' basket
ball team knocking Oh nine straight
Evening star., 1938-03-12
SOCCER TITLE AT STAKE,

Sun Radio and Heurich soccer
teams will clash at 2:30 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon on the polo grounds
for the championship Of the District.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
BETHESDA NINE CALLED.

Bethesda Juniors have called q
baseball meeting for March 81. In
terested players may telephone the
manager at Bradley 81.
Evening star., 1938-03-12
LELAND FIVE CHAMPION

Beats Rockville, Gaithersburg in
Junior High Meet.
Winning two games, one in the
afternoon and one last night, Leland
Junior Highs basket ball team won
the tournament at which its school
played host yesterday.
A basket by Taylor in the waning
moments Of play gave Leland a 1924
victory over Rockville in the title game
after the winners had entered the
qnal round by trouncing Gaithersk
burg. 1914.
Evening star., 1938-03-12

Griflth bought him from the Joe
Strip Baseball School, where he
enrolled to learn the intricacies Of
outfield play. Strip did not rate
Stover among his brightest rockies
but Griffth thinks he sees hidden
possibilities in Stover as a first
'sacker.
Currently, Stover is on the side
>nes with an injured ankle but he
expects to return to action any day.
Evening star., 1938-03-12

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, March a.
George (Hot) Stover probably Is
the least envied rookie in the Wash
ington training camp. He happens
to be a first baseman, you see, and
Manager Bucky Harris currently is
interested only In Joe Kuhel, the
veteran, and Jimmy Wasdell. q far
more ady3nced rookie than stover.
The young man from Chatham.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-07

for cash, at the Courthouse door,
Hendersonville, N. c., March z,
1888, at twelve o'clock noon, the
following property in Henderson
County:
| lot No. 1876, Druid Hills; Re-
corded Henderson County Deed
Book 172, page 341.
This 9TH day of February, 1888.
M. +. TOMS,
Commissioner.
2-T-Mon-4t
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GOLD
COMMISSIONERS SALE
HENDERSON COUNTY

W.
F. F. Scurry and wife, Mrs. r.
+. Scurry and Charles +. Cof1ln'
trustee.
By virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court | will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Courthouse door,
Hendersonville, N. c., March y
1888, at twelve o'clock noon, the
following property in Henderson
County:
l house and lot Bat Cave; he,
corded Henderson County Deed
Book POI page 294.
This 4th day of February, 1888.
.-..H a. 90 M. F. TOMS,
20. - Commissioner.
s9l.' 2-7-Mon-4t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
HENDERSON COUNTY
Commissioner.
2-7-MOn-4t

HENDERSON COUNTY
vs..
". A. Harwiu and wife, Mrs.
} 4. Harwin.
By virtue of q decree of the
hyperion Court | will sell, at pub
L auction, 10 the highest bidder,
pr cash, at the Courthouse door,
lenderSonyiIle, n. c., March 7,
s3S, at twelve o'clock noon, the
blowing property in Henderson
Ounty:
lots Green River: Recorded
henderson County Deed Book
%, Page 20.
This ith day of February, 1893.
VI. F. TOMS,
Commissioner.
2-7-Mon-4t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
HENDERSON COUNTY

W..
W. NJ. Sherman and wife, Mrs.
w. NJ. Sherman. and Geo. NJ.
Owens and wife, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Owens.
BY virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court | will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the Courthouse door,
Hendersonville. n. c., March 7,
1888. at twelve o'clock noon, the
following property in Henderson
County:
l lot and cabin near Green Riv-
er Bridge; Recorded Henderson
County Deed Book 1872, page 10.
This 18th day of February, 1888.
NJ. F. TOMS,
Commissioner.
2-7-Mon-4t