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Estate Records 1790-1970, Arnold-Arthur
CSC No. W-1—WIDOWS APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT. Edwards & Broughton Co. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, sree niesinal apie Ceddle Creek te as County APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT EX PARTE Surviving Spouse PeahseTci8H ay ess. ert Hershel Arnold , Deceased, urviving spouse The undersigned, gypdew¥tof the said Hubert Hershel Arnold ---, being entitled to a Year’s Support for herself and family, respectfully applies to you to have the same allotted to her as prescribed by Act of Assembly, Chap. 749, Art. 4, (G. S. 30-15; 16; 17; 18; 19-30) as amended 1961. , 1966 | Surviving Township , Justice of the Peace: surviving spouse In accordance with the above request, the undersigned, Ag hea AS HHRMA of the said__Hubert_ Hershel] _ , deceased, respectfully asks that you will summon two disinterested persons (qualified to act as jurors), as Commissioners, who shall, after being by you duly sworn to act impartially, together with yourself, ascertain the number 3 : ., Surviving spouse of the family of_______ Pauline Bass Arnold aid sidtiny and examine the stock, crop and provisions on hand, and assign as is allowed by law, and put her in possession of the same, Should there be a deficiency of such crop, stock or provisions for said purpose, you are respectfully requested to order such deficiency, stating the amount thereof, to be made up from the personal estate of said deceased. (G. S. 30-18) , 19.66 Surviving spouse NTMERAH ORADA HOY of > Deceased To THE SHERIFF OR OtTHer LaAwFruL OFFICER OF You are hereby commanded to summon Ce day of ; , to assist Pauline Bass Arnold -, widow of___Hubert. Hershel leceased, a Year’s Support for herself and family. Herein fail not. > Dated this_____== Boba, day of________Pebraary_ Township WAIVER OF SERVICE BY AN OFFICER We, the commissioners named above. do hereby accept service of the foregoing summons, and do hereby waive service of same by an officer. 4-54—3,000—16626 Form 342—REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS ALLOTTING WIDOW'S YEAR’S SUPPORT ene aa noe ETE TeeNERseatiNreiienedenenEtiaIneenes.«... eee pn EM cinse ioc : COUNTY, In THE Marrer or Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh—o.gg seieaieeani i a tcssinnneee =. erste ia TOWNSHIP Widow, etc. The undersigned, Aa RRM est » a Justice of the Peace, and ni Te and Ri oc cs » Commissioners, duly summoned and sworn, do hereby assign and allot to......Pauline Bass. Arnold widow of....... Hubert. Hershel Arnold property of the value annexed, to wit: Tsrsay To Teen eminence ae Satna yi) in residence at 1131 Youn Heusehold and kitchen furnituee and a We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, under fifteen years There being a deficiency of the articles on hand to eee Dollars, to be paid by the personal representative. This : 2a NOTE: The widow is entitled to $1,000 out of the crop, stock and Provisions of the deceased, and $250 addi- tional for each member of the family under fifteen years old as her year’s support. The commissioners shal] make and sign three lists of articles assigned, Stating the value of each, the number of the family, and deficiency to be Paid by the Personal representative. One of these lists shall be delivered to the widow, one to the personai repre- sentative, and one returned by the Justice, within twenty days after the assignment, to the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county, who shall file and record the same, and enter judgment against the personal representative, to be paid when the assets shall come into his hands, for any residue found in favor of the widow. In case there be no $ isi y be allotted by commissioners from the personal property , and said allot t the said property in the e is no administra i i ini .—Revisal, secs. 3092, 3093, 3098. Ar n o l d , Hu b e r t He r s h e l 19 6 6 $5 —A R 2 O <n te e a n t t e t i e t i n i n e n t n c t a t h i m e n t p u s t a i n a n c a n a s s s . IN TH E MA T T E R OF pe Me e ee ee e ea De c e a s e d . ee ta e e e e t s t n a a s e s t s i e t e e n n e s n n e n ea r n ee e RE P O R T OF CO M M I S S I O N E R S AL L O T T I N G YE A R ’ S SU P P O R T F or m 34 2 — 3 M — 1 0- 6 3 — 4 6 9 6 9 — 0 - 8 8 pe sr CSC No. W-1—APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S ALLOWA g 2 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Statesville Iredell] Surviving Spouse, etc. EX PARTE ollector Executor , Deceased. Administrator The undersigned, surviving spouse of the said . , being entitled to a Year’s Allowance for h____~self and family, respectfully applies to you to have the same allotted to h as prescribed by J-15; 16; 17; 18; 19-30) as amended 1961. ) ~ sit saat es rte pera ceva ge ee ee Surviving Spouse with yourself, ascertain the number of the family of the said surviving spouse, and examine the stock, crops, provisions on hand, money or other personal property of the estate of the deceased spouse, and assign to h so much thereof as is allow by law, and put him. in possession of the same. Should there be a deficiency of such crop, stock or provisions for said purpose, such allowance shall be made in money or other personal property of the estate of the deceased spouse, and you are respectfully requested to order such deficiency, stating the amount there- of, to be made up from the personal estate of said deceased. (G.S. 30-18) This cOGR day of___- ‘ OPEL: 0 > a 5 79 1g ° S o ° tate ”n 2 — ° Oo & ee ao County To THE SHERIFF OR OTHER LAWFUL OFFICER OF__ ~~~ Iredell L9 6 1 WAIVER OF SERVICE BY We. the commissioners named above, do hereby accept service of the foregoing summons, and do hereby waive service of same by an officer. 4-62—2,000—41791 (Reference: Chapter 749, House Bill 741, G.S. 30-18, amended 1961.) Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh—O-88 TOWNSHIP Widow, etc. Sam T,. Laws , a Justice of the Peace, and , Commissioners, > = 5 Ss S 5 0 6 ae n < Q oO > e. cH L9 6 1 We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, under fifteen years of age, exclusive of hévself is There being a make up the year’s support, we assess such deficiency at Dollars, to be paid by the personal representative. This ......cOth NOTE: The widow is entitled to $1,000 out of the crop, stock and provisions of the deceased, and $300 addi- tional for each member of the family under eighteen years old as her year’s support. The commissioners shall make and sign three lists of articles assigned, stating the value of each, the number of the family, and deficiency to be paid by the personal representative. One of these lists shall be delivered to the widow, one to the personal repre- sentative, and one returned by the Ju stice, within twenty days after the assignment, to the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county, who shall file and record the same, an j i personal representative, to be paid when the assets shall come into his hands, for any i i . In case there be no stock, crop or provisions on hand, the year’s support may b issi € personal property of the deceased and also any debt known to be due him, a aid property in the widow and her right to coliect said debt. When there is no administration, or the widow is administratrix, the widow may apply to the Justice.—Revisal, secs. 3092, 3093, 3098. De c e a s e d . rT ec e n i t i s e n i n s i e o n n u s e e n se e eT as RE P O R T OF CO M M I S S I O N E R S AL L O T T I N G YE A R ’ S SU P P O R T er a ne t e e r e n s t e e n i n n a n s n i n s e n e c n s e r e e n e e , Fo r m 34 2 — 1 0 - 6 6 — 5 7 9 3 3 — - 0 - 8 8 Ar r i n g t o n , Do r i s Mc D a n i e l 19 6 7 Ar t h u r , C. W. a] ON , w a 7 cs N ~ X r ea e . ua ‘ \f of 1 on e s SS Ak , A P - S S O G Y 7 a - Fe n “X Y ty 2 %o Ar t h u r , C. W. are a ne a, Ar t h u r , C. W. §m m y 4 d y “o O ih © AP. FOR LETTER OF ADM’R.-—Printed and for sale at ‘Landmark’ Job Office. Statesville, N.C, County--In the Probate Court. | Before 4 ( Jf In the mat*u: of the Administration of the Estate of Probate Judge, being sworn, doth say. That late of said County, is dead. without leaving any Willand Testament : and that ts the proper person entitled to €I m M y 4 a l y Letters of Administration on, the Estate of the said er J ¥ Further. That the value of said estate, ‘ so far as can be ascertained at the date Of this application, is about & and that are entitled as heirs and distributees thereof. Sworn and subscribed before me this day of LST. Probate Jude, PR i de a C o r Z A L l l i r A o O O l L1 2 0 L t O r a t k r y ( l y /, Ar t h u r , n Ve We Ar t h u r , Cc Ve We + #2 LL L "A G0 GB Sp a t e s 47 7 2 ¢/ fr 2 2 7 J Pr ge lP C / A 7A SoA eis LLL Uf Nt Mists on Lotte weg \ Mt 2g "79 G2, HK Maes sd po tia ZABLE. Fe 124g ae ;3 L2t/02¢ — wwe) i LZ LUD? £7 a feeds, MSSLGNS. Me / Glew 2706 Vit ‘eiserial fog Yaly f the bade tr ACH Led, Zo LcAS BOAT YW Cftcd deere 5 fies wa MLA UWAZICE ACCC (disg. Ata 4 Og LIP ZS Aires Y Ue bitten? ZL? 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Ay oe 2i@ tag JEP E- FEED 4 ha Jb C0 LL, YSIS 3 FO “afte Fe SIFE SO,05 — O4SE OLE, OD FZ | A Ginn Fp SIE keC0/ << ME Ce er Y ITZ _ FCO" Pata CEP Oe i 1 785 og IDF A7 4 PI — C/E "hailey i Wlbrctre<s CO dd a t) EL Ci e c l ? ® J (H i g (F B : hae rritr 3 x for Relief.— Printed und for sale at The Landmark Job Printing Office, Subtesvile, N. ¢ County j:--In the Su perior Cour t. ‘ ‘ L (+ thin, AGAINST > SUMMONS FOR RELIEF » ‘ NORTH CAROLIN To the Sheriff of ia Bis County--GREETING: Yon are Hereby Commanded to summon L the Defendant... above named, if’. rie found within vour ¢ ounty, to appear at the office of the Clerk of the ‘ : ore ii al f. a Lt Superior Court, for the County of ..,...:.% ; o day after the service of this : : a 4 ck, summons on..../ Wrfexclusive of the day of such service. and answer the complaint, a copy of which Viable, AP , Geposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said © uUnLY, With cmareretenstrem the date of — f . . this summons, and let.../ ven etake notice that if...4F ‘..-fail to answer to the said complaint within that time, the Plaintiff... wil] apply to the Court. for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and szal of said Court, this... Fy ae Bo ee 2 se as eee TPO GR Qaw AO. CO $2. plates Against ie Summons for Relief. Returnable within..A -c days into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court ee Received sees fa I n y y l y er Vv a BE IG A es : Bete: se oa - _ / , Beer tbe i Ste "FAS Att ie Wee Ba ee eee ee, ee pen ce aes hai ae = = ee oe af BE 20, LO VE AL Ex ere ok. ( &¢ = Bee C2 4a Fa PEGE SG ay ae A Oye zm Saas ant f. tows nL. SY ees a. Bet ef, ie ee Me Mai i i GEE tice net rg oes of eter weer Ath page te ae att vd oe tage ee, ee a ee a a “- (Gem aia. a ee aa Lo. d+ 4.9 er ee PRANAB LOT Eb Oe : a GF Gite eae ow, ah. Mba £ C444 on CA_2 “ar, Poh e is —<_ . ) Va Bice ia” & whe jae oe Fe, Wee, < A, gt i i a ge BA, AWA oo aot Lei tl Ge~ de hth tata Md hg Suc Dell Wp Biel Xe, tm tag ia. Ce of cei Arvh ahi enw . Lt 2 oe ee Mes | ftw — EG AL cardia Ufa ak Pe a o a me Gide Cenk fn. CE ty ‘, & > . <<. Nek em lai , Pee cea bios We wee STATE OF NOR Pvcvchy 4A COUNT ) —JUSTICE'S COURT Powaihts I a ee ee Plaintify AGAINST M A eK </ a e oan 47. Defendant si re ee ; S 2 ny Constable ex ether Larejul Officer o| alt. dy ta: County —Greeting: You are hereby Commanded fo sitieiion i A 7 a ee Sf a “uy fo appear before Pte. ‘yy ° ¥ - c 4 us ¢ Township, County of K<ef(c_ € 6 on the / ‘ / ISS4£,at S4 oP cloch ¥ A, to answer the complaint of J orthe non Payle wie of the SttM of. ee ge ke Oe” iio, ae G a& ite j : Cents. due by Sr Oofs 14- fh Doll avs, Chrktebed , and demanded by said Plaintify. Thi reli fail reot and of th is SECMLNLOIWS meake ive ie lurn. This ; day of 44 ISS : PA A : ‘ ee dome polar, Plaintiff eleainst te ” a (ALD Defendant rnc nese a SU Me Mae OS. Before WY V fi P. Townsh ip). *I m y 4 s Cou ney. a crreeees ener ener ens er Received Served Constable. re res ee nereeereenens COSTS. ’ Ar t h u r , C. W. La Ch e y te e pU C U ce Ci e l a R 29 Po c a Ar t h u r , n Ve W. ' MI O MT , Y P P E P 4 VL Y P YY ” e e Ar t h u r , C. W. ‘Prauscript of Sudgumaent.Printed and for sale at Toe LaNoMARK OFFICE, Statesville, N.C Justice’s Court, Greece County. I- Mi AW Hovte TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT. Plaintiff | vainst LY Via a - tet oe dl 4 Fcthian : = “3 Pe Cele, Defendant he} Ore 7H ies ‘a n y q s y Judgment in the above entitled action was rendered for the Plaintiff. and en v against the Defendant the (4 day of, AZlaroh- 12> Situret lo F. Aecene ox dat, Fathy roti le b he aa Oo fen wr’ J for amount of. Cre Fearne bere &” Tiley Pltee U Ok i ely ting 429 SO Interest at Jrom day of ae : Costs, Cr1r— 3 fre v arth vs lo kate fZaisG a fi Oo fli 7, GO ' Certify that the foregoing is a true Transcript from my Docket of the Judenrvent.... rendered in said action.... by nee. ie ; Sp Phis Lf day Of x Spr e_ Lae a. fe : Gea: @ Cecececora Justice of the Peace. WYHRG* vee A oO. at) P 7 oor JA Jt 4 Le Cs * AQMiHSt ee Cf. a Ay Ne et scene ve TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT. a 5h pd pe JE, Mb fh t his te Ae ; I) Vag [#2 Onrucl, Y Le. wx _G Lf’ Op clave. bed SE ws a Lat Ohi tete Y tliel 4 Shut AEE8 i Ca, ft EE #Pla.. LG cvs ee ae Sie > ey > oO rie * JL SOF Tvnrnsiainanentinhteinismeeremiems - : a ~~ é x, T Cane ¢? oma i fe ote f Fb paw a ei Ttpnee “- 2 il Be ae sia = ? ay ee Se Prawserip: OF Selgomene, Printed and for s LANDMARK OFFICE, Statesville, N.C Justice’ ° C 4 bs i ete ea rae. ae Jf at77° Lac ra_ foatnst TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT ; ® fe ; C I'¢ Ve. a : ee. im Lefo é oe 3 | /3 } J.P. action was rendered for the Plaintiff gainat the Defendant GC. 1 bf day of Ppt oh ae ‘at sand 3 By (Live % —. K ee Pf Lad $00 gan © fery on Dae {Or Ghote / or tl “ Ole Khar, & aeu riloant Judgment inthe abore entitle and - Interest at from diay of , ae. : tpt ‘ ( ‘osts, O1 4. s Of co Othe lls 7 Ss ite a I Cees. 2 4 GEL AE OTS RTS ttl FO Transcript from my Docket of the . oY Mme. ISS S > “i wa é Pa ek ks 4 <¢Y I Certify fhat the foresoine isa. trace JSudgnvent.... rendered in SOLd action... oD Vis ~f day of YAL arch _ ~ Ststive Of the Peace. Yi/eg -2E9 No. LEP S A os Af a LS LS fet cian a Meainst ; fpf thht., litie oe es le : Le cs a pk ee eee eee Se anne tneeshsiaseeeeensiuensesissstessusmeseneee TRANSCRIPT | OF ih Tl bre, Ge é oe GE bale: Pete Arb VA LA th Ch ltck) Sobel Dp 4 bul f§bF— ES xe ees Cit 7 oe Oe we i S445. Ge oF ca — et 4 CP AY Ame ig hd ak eed Vig yer Aka & “3 leita Lr Car ed ‘a m y y y “r n J om ah EE aa a a a Pet 4 Number 19. SL Seeeeeeerenenspeennntenerenseeeeers Sa” Be ww S4°> Be wee <a> Fw sascha OR BONN mm — Printed and fo: at Harrell’s Book and Job Printing House, Weldon, N.c, -COUNTY: Tr beta P ; ranscript of Judgement. : Against . : I S oe _ 4 / ~ sl, a oe Before Defendant Judgment in the above entitled action was Peete for the Plaintiff £-and against 4 the Defendant---the ....7“7~ --188-4For amount of a 2 kieoe._ oo Soe cS 22.4. elke uy. oA SF Sefeaind = I Certify, that the foregoing isa true transcript from my Docket, of the Judgment rendered in said action by me. > S 76810625. -~--------day Of -oRe Justice of the Peace. 7 it Sa BE ae Plaintiff... AG. AIN ST Defendant.--- stehiainitginialtaahinagan Seta TRANSCRIP? OF JODGMENT. fa n y y l y 4 Bor yg—41 7. 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CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true Transcript from my Docket of the Judgment ...rendered in said action....by me. ‘ acres d aes i | ay oa ‘ s i: This. ff day o ee f 189 4é Y Justice of the Peace. +e Oty IN I N S G A P 40 LA I H O S N P H T rh SU M O PS Dee Be ied aoe, Se Transcript of Jucgment -Printed and for sale at Ture LANDMARK Jor Orrict ille, N. ¢ Justire’s aur, G nsalidhe County. fd. / Plaintiff... AGAINST 4 4 / Before Ye. J Wy de> od ia hi Defendant... La Judgment in the above entitled action was rendered for the Plaintifj... and A against the Defendant...., the ? day of J ee —— L892 , for anount of. Aol ber £ wHitharce eo. seater / Dn : _ Interest at 6 from F YG day of Slt Cotas 1S9Z In tint 43.2% mh 1sroe nly ft dl Costs, Cant 70 AY ! CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true Transcript from my Docket of the Judgment ...rendered in said action....by me. f a This J day of a | 189Z. A 4 4 7 Cte-7{b- Justice of the Peace. Bd IN IM S O N E 40 Ld l H O S N V H L Ar t h u r , n 4 Ww W -Nerth Carelina In the Superior Court Iredell Ceunty Before the Clerk W. W. White, Admr ef W.C.Arthurs Vs Jane T.Arthurs; M.M.Morten, wife of Petitean to sell lands Jas Morton; Jee A. Arthurs; ELLA Treutman, wife of F.M.Treutman; Burett Arthurs; Minnie E.Smith; wife of T.S.Smith;Bleca A.Revis; Cendy E. Réevis and Lock J.Arthurs; I I I I I z I I fer assess. I I ] J I I I I The plaintiff Complains and Bays; 1l---That W.C.Arthurs died intestate in Iredell Ceunty some time in the year 188 leaving him surviving as his heirs at law, Jane T.Arthurs, his widow; Buret Arthurs; M.M.Morton, wife of yames Morton;Jee A.Art urs;Ella Treutman, wife of F.M. -routman;Minnie E.Smith, wife of T.s » Smith; Mary Arthurs, new dead, but leaving Bleca Revis and Cendy Revis as her# heirs at law, and Lock y Ar- thurs. 1ll--- That Jee A.Arthurs ene of the heirs at law ef his intes- tate is dead leaving Joe A-arthurs Junior as his heir at law ana Mary Arthurs is dead leaving her surviving as her heirs at law Bleca Revis and Condy Revis, infants under the age ef twenty one 2 jian; that it will be necessary to have some Suitable and discreet Persen to repre- sent them in this actien. 111---That his intestate died seized and possessed of the felley- ing real estate"Beginning at @ Hickery en David Bolivers line, thence S 56 E 43 Poles to a sweet gum Slavens corner, then § 40 W32 poles to a Hickory thence § 55 W 38 poles te a stone, Slavens = 2 -cerner thence S 83 8® 28 poles te a Hickory, Slavens corner thene S 9 E73 peles toa Hickory then W 217 poles te a white Oak near a branchJ.Hills cerner then with his line N 7 W 87 poles toa Biack Gum C.L.Summers corner on C.W.Arthurs 1 ine then N 83 E56 poles te a Spanish Oak saplin then N 70 W6y poles te a satke on David Wolivers line then E te the beginning Centaining 158acres more or less " Upon which tract ef land the dower of Mrs Amanda Plyler is now in force. 2nd TRACT--" Beginning at a Gum gobert C Plylers cerner, then with his line N44peles to a Red Oak Sarah Gellihers corner, then with her line W 83 poles te a Post Oak, then S120 poles to a pine then £ 83 poles to a Gum then S 77 poles to a Black nak, then E 55 Poles to a stone, eriginally a ,hite pak, Henry Plylers corner, then with his lene N7wW 153 Poles to a reck originally a satke on Rebert C.P,ylers line then with the same W 53 poles to the first stake, Containing 112 &1/2 acres more or less*® Upon which tract is the dewer of Mrs Jane T. Arthurs. Sra TRACT---"Beginning at a stake Robert Plylers line thence $7 B66 poies te a Black Gum on C.W.Arthurs line, thence N 83 E 56 poles te a Spanish Oak sapling thence N 7 W 60 poles to a stake on David Wolivers line then W te the first station, @mntaining l##hicres mere or less" 1¥---That your petitioner qualified as administrater ef his in- testae in the year 1882 and entered upon the duties of his trust That he exhausted all the available personal property in the payment ef debts and charges of acaministmation, as will appear by reference to his acceunts filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court. That en the 12th day of January 1888 he as adminis trater made his last settlement, in which settlement it appears that saiu estate was due and still is due this plaintiff$22.93 That at the time ef the last settlement the eutstanding debts -ef his intestate amounted te sanething like feur er five hun- agred dollars, which remain unpaid, with all the interest thereon te the present time. That at that time when this plaintiff either filed a petition te sebl the lands ef his intestate for the purpose ef making assets with which to pay the debts, some of the children of his intestate being then quite yo:ng, interposed their claim for a HOMESTEA:; upen said lands until the youngest child sheuld arrive at the age of twenty ore years. That upon Censultation with his counsel, eminent in the iaw, this plaintiff was advisea that he ceuld not sell the lana fer assets until the arrival at age of the youngest chila ef his intestate, and acting upon saia ad- vice, he delayea the sale till said youngest child shoula arrive at the age of twenty one years, which time has just arrived as plaintiff is informea and beleives. V--- That a sale of the lands of his intestate is necessary in erder that he may pay off and discharge the debts of his ingfestae and the charges of adm:nistration Wherefere your petitioner prays; l--That a decree may be made by this Ceurt fer the sxle ef the lands ef his intestate upon such terms as he may think proper ll-- That a commissioner be appointea by the Court te conduct saia sale. L.C.Caiawell, Atty for Petitioner W.W.White makes oath that the facts set forth in the Pr going petition are true as of his own knowleage except those matters stated upon informa tion anda beleié and these he beleives to be true. /T Y (/ Sworn to and subscribed ‘ Lt , 2) tyr 3/ North aareolina j Superior Court Iredell County Before the Clerk. W.W.White, g#uministrater of W.C.Arthurs Affidavit. Vs Jane T.Arthurs and others. W.W.White being auly sworn, deposes and says; That in the abeve entitled action new pending in the Superior Ceurt before the Clekk, the Sheriff ef said County has returned the summons is- sued to him in said action endorsea “After due searvh ana imquiry Burett Arthurs is not te be found in my County J.H.Wyceff Shrff that the d-fendant therein cannet after aue diligence be found in the State; that saia defendant is a proper party to ssadd action; that saiu action is for the sale ef rewml estate to make assets Wherefore the plaintiff pyays That an order may be made by the Ceurt that service of simmons be made by publication in seme news paper publishea in Iredell Ceunty at. | Statesyille, oars UU BAK fo fae fier Dru G2. He, Pott [T,X AAA A 7 t appearing frem the afidavit ef ,,.W.White in this actien that Burett Arthursthe uefendant is net to be feund in Iredell Ceunty and cannet after cue diligence be found in the State and it fur- ther appearing that he is a necessary party te said action It is therefore ordered that netice of this action be published ence a week for six weeks in the yaseet, a newspaper published in Iredell County setting ferth the title ef the action, the pur- pose of the same and requiring the defendant te appear at the effice of the Clerk en the 2oth day of ,ec 1897 and answer er aemur to the complaint of the a ow the releif therein ae- mande«. will be granted. Ss CAV 6 £442, A- a , a os - Nevember Srda 1897 A rt h u r , C. 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Zo kena L ig oo jae ge - ~ iene ey f fp ete Tt AK ho, Oe A Ar | a GA ye ) (a R f i a. <4 or < tk O gee LX, ot, AY LL, 7. “ioe, Son a Om —_— Weak. a Lon fat a a a Se ee ee oe: eee x Pu Pe Bas ae Oc 2, % o0e Pes Low ‘Cae tld a A Oe Pee Oe Be 2 GanLé Me Aad ok “i ages 77 4 ica oa F- pie oft, ( VERA () S/O oe we es +o fo HAxc og IC. rn 37 ine Ar t h u r , C. W. As Administrator of C. W. Arthurs, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Statesville, N. C.. on JANUARY Ul, JO, The following described real estate: Ist Tract: Beginning at a Hickory on David Woliver’s line then South 56° East 43 poles to a sweet gum, Slaven’s corner, then Soutdgg0° West 32 poles to a Hickory, thence South 35° West 38 poles toa stone, Slaven’s corner, thence South 83° East 2 Mies to a hickory, thence West 217 poles to a white oak near a branch, Hill’s corner, thence with his line North 7° West 87 poles to a black gum, Summers’ corner, on Arthurs line, thence North 83° East 56 poles toa spanish oak, thence North 70° West 60 poles to a stake on David Woliver’s line, thence Bast to the beginning Containing 158 acres more or less and subject to the dower of Mrs. Amanda Plyler. 2nd Tract: Beginning at a gum, Robt. C. Plyler’s corner, thence with his line North 44 poles to a red oak, Sarah Galliher’s corner, thence with her line West 83 poles to a post oak, thence South 120 poles to a pine, thence Kast 83 poles to a gum, thence South 77 poles to a black oak then East 53 poles to a stone, originally a white oak, Henry Plyler’s corn- er, then with his line North 7° West 153 poles to a rock, originally a stake on Robt. C. Plyler’s line, then with the same West 53 poles to the first stake, Containing 112 1-2 acres more or less, Subject to the dower of Mrs. Jane T. Arthurs. 3rd Tract: Beginning at a stake, Robert Plyler’s line, then South 7° Esat 66 poles to a black gum on C. W. Arthurs’ line, then North 83° East 56 poles to a spanish oak sapling, then North 7° West 60 poles to a stake on David Woliver's line, then West to the first station. Terms of sale, one-third cash on day of sale, one-third in six months and one-third in nine months, with bond and security. Title reserved till all the purchase money is paid. Wi. V7. White, Adm’r. L. ©. Caldwell, Atty. Dec. 27, 1897, & THE MASCOT PRINT, STATESVILLE, N. C. Snide ere f Kam Se DOF 5 ee ee ee [* 2 Aer ) Vu Ov. let 4 fot, erent To Ay thee, 3 hw, Piet be i a, EM ee eee Yin The ablrn Ctesee, 4f TL, Sie AM Zeng en Te TARE: fom Tn Finey cntgl wein, Ppt On ve lots Pn cy, ein he tpfrmra thn E tar~ ol yr i te dn Coane an Aer far 8 Ge the Pa a Lig Lorne > of ; : tk Aa KK Af Read O2le 27 Lee pry Ph. dete me Lam. tacked (then aoe O UNG 24 ms Siu Loe jorin “J Al sci ale ti Come em, i a a Dees i “~< fiwa 3% tuted... De. oe eee Moe Ces - ee 2K ee: — fy Peet 2 5—-< rol me atts Zc. — la ~- f pp f J a Oe 4 MEARE th iF ar ee én Z /P 77 Vt h es , te FI C S , Ar - c K . _ . 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A Dem Yr eaniy Gi. dha Hh Ay Loe | 20 2c< 2 > a poy IrheaZ d pata, ee oe ee. = in pineal op ones he faery, ee A ea Soe eee \ es 0 OC Cor-hiee, a a ys os oe FZ OP \ Artem -m GF. ae “thy — ~ Pe te PD L t necy hi. oie 7 (Rh xc Bx we , €I n y y d y er J nd 3 Ze ru Yay ALC LO 7) YALE W |, Mb: ghee es ta Ct-o>- LN C Owe ee ‘ : qe As ’ —, ($352) LA 40}) Q° Pn 4) ~~ 7 ihe CL \ \ P a ae Me Ee ee aeet se North Carolina, Tn tha Superior Court, , Tradell County, 7 Pp ‘Norton, V8, Jana FP, Arthurs, ryt na defendant will taka notice that whereas Vis honor, Brown, Judge, at Chambers on the 18th day of April, 1901, mada tha following ordar in thig case: "pon reading the foragoing affidavit it is orderad and adiudgad that, the defendants and their nts he rae strainad as praved in complaint, “he Clerk will issue rastraining order ratyrnable bafors tha undatsigned Judea af Chambars on ‘May Gth, 1901, at Salisbury, ™, (., Upon Plaintiff's giving bond in the eum of $100 with usual conditions," "Brown, Judge." nd wharaas tha plaintif’ has axacuted said bond in accord- énca with said ordar, which has been accepted and approved: Now therefore vou and your agents are heraby re- strained in accordance with said ordar and raquirad to ap- na ad iain r., Jtidste, € jan= St] fr} it 4a¢ 1 ony han S171 ; om oT May, 1901, and show esansa + 1, Al 4. i se tie i ean eae ae said ordar should not he eontiniad 7 hand and saa] this--~---day of April, 190] Af rit LI VG a t arid gle oe Ot 2-# tY i Zz eck... CPL %3 May Cel) to2ts, pM SUMSIONS FOR RE IEF.—Judge.—Printed and for Sale by Brady, The Printer, Statesville, N. C. 3-29-’011M SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. State of Nérth Carolina, fg To the Sheriff of CAO ECL County—GREETING : lk cee renee ws c Lt ch *m y q t y *M ° 9 a the Defendant... above named, Posie be so within your County, to be and appear coe udge of our Superior ; pe ( Court, at a Coung to be held for the County of fe Ce Die Court House in 7 g A ft AZ hg lif on the...“ hs ........... Monday after the = ye .. Monday of &/ (At AL UY the same being the al ¢ and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said County, within the first three days of said Term, and let said Defendant... take notice if fail to answer to the said complaint within that time, the plaintiff.......... will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this [ ( STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, | we > In the Superior Court. FLA’ county. \ AGAINST We acknowledge ourselves bound unta the Defendant in this action, in the sym of =< Ot 4~—~Dollars, to be void, however, if the Plaintiff de € Letty shall pay the Defendant all such cost as the Defend- ant may recover of the Plaintiff in this action. Witness our hands and seals, this f Y day of 222 (Seal.) 4 r / ns Vr eas G - : ee — ‘ D/L, : (Seal. ) A (Seal. ) we ae ae le L7 ALL. Ct4.. being sworn says he is worth the sum of two hundred dollars over and above his debts, liabilities and property exempt from executions. Sworn to and subscribed before me this AX day of Len. 4 5 * 2. Te r m , 1g o At t o r n e y Ps + w\ \ |< © <Q Sa co ae ox C= > an CoA ae co = = i St d GH Af r AG A I N S T <. . Pl a i n t i f f ’ s Ao fo LF ¢ "S / oe ~ O ~ Y Wi e © Th / ty . ea 4 Re t u r n a b l e Co u n Re c e i v e d Fe e Mi l e a g e , P= of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t of No . *m m y 4 t y er wT orth “arolina, Tn the Superior Court, Tradall County, May "arm e ir ry ~ ve er el, vs, Complaint. Jane ™, Arthurs, “ha Plaintiff complaining allegas: ak foie g ge ge sarc eae ie iat ; st, nat ha 1s the owner an' seized in fea simple of the followin: describad tract of land in Rarringer “own- ship, Iredell “ounty, to-wit: ng at a pum ©, (, Plyler's corner, thence with his lina ‘orth 44 poles to a red oak carah talliher's cornar ,theance with her line “ast 83 poles to a post oak, th bln a ¢ 9 is > — i ois ee a * thence South 120 poles to a pine, thence Past 83 poles to a gun, thenca South 77 polas to a black oak, thenca “ast, O2 polas to a stone, originally a white oak, Venry Plyler's * 70 cornar, thence with hie lina “North "ast 153 poles to a rock, originally a stake °, %, Plvler's line, thence with thea same “ast, 5% poles to the first stake, containing 112 Acras, more or less, subiect, however, to dowar alloted ” on a portion of said premises to the defendant, Jana ™, Arthurs, who is now in posassion theraof as tenant in dower, 2nd, “hat the said dafandant dowrass has rasiding with her upon said pramises as tenants, occupants or amployaas one lock Arthurs her son, and one John Arthurs, her naphow; that said defendant through har said tenants, servants or occupants is cutting and carrying away ecartain hickory 4. and othar valuable timber growing upon said premisas, the 5 sama having baan shipped out, of said County to points un- +1 known to the plaintiff; that said defendant, her agents, occupants and amployess hava cut and cleared away the timb- a er upon a considarable area of the premisas of which she a ee Oe ae Be eee SF Dee eel is posessadby right of dower, and is preparing, to have the timbar thus dastroyed, piled in heaps and burned upon the érounds, as plaintiff is informed and beliavas, the plaintiff has forbiddan the defandant, her tenants, agents and occupants upon said pramisas to dastroy said timber and andaavoread to parsuade them to de- sist in said destruction, but in Violation of the plain- tiff's damands thay have continued and do continue to cut, carry away and destroy mech valuable timber growing thereon and tha plaintiff hag causa to believe and does beliave that the said dafandant, her servants, tenants, and am- plovees intend +o comnit further waste upon said pramnisas in defianca of the plaintiff's warnings, unless rastrained from so doing bv law, 4th, That said defendant is insolvant, and the plaintiff has caused gumons to be issued in this action against the defandant, Sth, That bv reason of the dastruction of timber upon the premisas aforasaid by said defendant, the plaintiff has baan Greatly damaged, to-wit; in the sum of S250 00, and the said waste by means harsin alleged being contin- ous in its nature said plaintiff is in sreat danger of further and irreparable damaga , “herafora the plaintiff prays judgamant: lst. “hat he racover of tha defandant the sum of S250 . damagas, end, That said defendant, her agents, tenants, servants, employees and occupants upon said premises he anioined from further commission of the acts harein alleged, 3rd, “or such other and further relief as the plaintiff may ha entitled to, ra Attorney for Plaintiff or nD P. ‘Morton being duly sworn deposas and says that the foregoing complaint is true of his own knowledge, axcept as to those matters stated upon information and he- lief, and as to these matters ha baliaves it to ba true, Sworn to and subscribed before mea this /6- of April, 1901, = — « pen ke bev oa A a Sa Cx BZ Hite Ack a => Covad ELL. 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Negbl Lee Le CL 2 wel es . é hiccceees Ms Ale Be 0 Chat Ze. ae atic A ialitty B heise yh lhuctiJ é Sk Oy V ¥ Zé / n®RTH North Carolina Superior Court Iredell County May Term 1901 W.P.MoOrton, plaintiff. vs Jane T. Arthurs, defendant, The defendant answering the Complaint in this cause says; First--- That she admits the allegation cotained in the first paragraph of the Complaint, and avers that her interest in the land is her dower right, set apart to her and cmtaining 85 acres, the copy of the al'otment of her said dower being hereto attached and asked to be made a part hereof, Second---The defandant admits that the gentlemen named in the complaint are her tenants and reside upon the land, but ex- pressly denies that they are cutting hickory timber and haul- ing the same from the premises for the purpose of doing injury to the free hold; but alleges the truth to be, that she is quite old and feeble, now about 70 years of age and unable to work herself. That under her directions, for the purpose of obtaining sufficient means from the land, she employed the tenants to clear up about four acres of the land for agri- cultural purposes alone; that prior to this time the defen- dant has not been able to obtain from the said land sufficient amount to sustain her in the necessaries of life, and has been compelled to call upon her friends to assist her; that to enable her to get sufficient support therefrom it is and will be necessary to clear up the amount of land now being cut, not for the purpose of selling the timber, but for agri cultugzal purposes alone €i n y 4 t y rn Vv ad Third--- Defendant admits that a notice was sent to her in regard to the cutting the timber, but she avers that in her d're extremeties ig Sustenance she was canpelled to clear + £ VW Ow ha about four aeres of the land as aforesaid. That it is not and has not been her intention to damage the estate of the plain- tiff in any respect, but simply to exist, without being a bur- den to her freinds the remainder of her Life, Defendant denies that she has cut or had cut valuable timber or committed any waste that she is not entitled to under the law. Fourth--- Defendant admits the allegat ons in the fourth par- a@graph of the Complaint Fifth--- Defendant denies that the plaintiff has suffered the damage complained of; that he knew when he purchased the land that the dower was thereon and that the defendant would be entitled to a reasonable living at least from the same; that she denies the loss to be irreperable and says that her life and existence is still dear to her and of necessity must pre- serve the same; that after clearing the land as alleged, this defendant will then have only the small amount of 25 c acres from which to get her Support; that this 25 acres will not bring her mor: than $30 or $35. per year, as part of the 25 acres cleared is unfit for cultivation. Defendant further says that in order to get the land cleared she has only complied with the custom of the country, that is gives the wood from the land cleared and the privilege for one year y That if she is enjoined by the Court from clearing and enjoying the land to the amount of four acres, a great hardship will be imposed upon her and she will in all proba- bility become a charge upon those upon whom she has no claim Having fully answered defendant asks that she recove her cost and go hence without oe ake ee Gabtliviet EM bcniety Cae, ms Se eee Jane T. Arthurs being duly sworn says that the for going answer and every part thereof is true to her own knowledge except as to those matters and things stated upon information and beleif and these she beleives to be true. & a . ak Ae Sod ce Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 4th day of May 1901 ; ey a SS aR NT 4.4 Nor Carclina, n the Superior Coir? Irecvell County t ee W. P,. Morton, V8. Affidavit, Jane F, Arthurs, L4 4 1 ". M, Hoover bain; duly sworn daposes and says that he is a Yo 77 Se] > aw 3 ye an neh> attr hel tre 7 - : + + o resident of Rarringsrs Township, said County; is an adioining land owner defendent in the above action, and that, the plaintiff and de- 4 herein area persons well known to him, "hat he is 4 fendant quaintad wit, renurs, John Arthurs, Johnson Murdock and Thomas or have dona lahor upon the defendant's my posessions, described in the compalint. in this cause, rha wo 041 ne | % s 3 ~ . Saw kde Ay thurs and Thomas Gocdman hanling wood from the plaintiff's 4 affiant, 7 premrses caveread ty the dowar of the defendant, on April 2°nd, and 7 mit S%a 7¢ nd th thay had + hra- ; i ; April 25rd, 1901, and that they had two three horse-wa, jons in hauling 4.4 ne said wood to Wallace's saw mill and srist mille Sémé away, and ? ££ -y Wh. «nt + a r . a ‘ re fs 3 That about a week before said time affiant saw John Arthurs, nephew of dafanda Li hauling hick Vv Wo 1d f m the ayAF . e452 eS it ‘ afande i ig lckory wood from the premises described in tha com < < 2 L k . he ache ae ace be Tn * P + Clifford's Station, on the Southern R. R., for shipment, parties hauled said timbar across the lands of this affiant, & +%, Arthurs told affiant that he got. it on the lock Ar- ion of the lands covered by dowar and been destroved, Of the affiats om ner agents, now knowledge £ 4444 affiant +h ! Bey h 4) . :Aa Knowledqgea of this affiant the (Ma or ner anployvees upnn sala pre- mises, have hanled fire wood from the same and sold it at Troutmans and elsewhere, "hat the said Lock Arthurs and Johnson Murdock told the affiant that they were not going to pay any attention to mr ders, that, LY De eee cae Sh cee Bee es oe / a 1 p pO he case and that he had advised them to go ahaad > had counsel in me 4 2 ee that 42h34. com . a PL as eo 1 a not nowice sa 6, LET, Nis was after this it, saw tne Neput nere and tse “ 4 a | 4aS aYouNG ng saw logs from said came from the nea last Fall, * ers Sworn 7 morning, wh has also a te ee ¢ and subscribed hefore me this 4th day of May, 1901, 4 f) . x ? Ta e nL 7 0 we s al e tf f+ Vf tA ; A % ae Y Se 24 0 YW ~ Nor'h Carolina, In *he Superior Court, Affidavit, ; duly sworn deposes and says he is famil- R. lL. Winacoff hein; r with the premises occupied by the above defendant, as her dower; , he has seen Johnson Murdock hauling fire wood, stave timber, and savy ogs from the said premisas; and that said acts have been noticed from July, 1900, until about, thrae wacks ago. That hea has seen fire wood which has been cut upon said premiisas and piled up upon sane, and sean the land, or a portion of the land, which has been cleared, 2 Sworn to and subscribed and subscribed bafore me this 4th . fe -\ f ‘ es ’ Atk lu v Li ne , Aeeleerle, 26 Beet ; (th : LZ ee 7 G Yj Z / oa ( a, : . Ctl Geted y De bee La (hubhsithicte, pt y-~2 , ‘ ( Lite AlLp2L, ac 4 y is } | Ui; F | c 4 , fg iy ’ Yy f/f ; A ¢ C 4 fe -- @: 7 A Aa ‘ 4 &7 Beer - b, Z ae: f fr Z Y KL Lb QGQHL fo ff / Ag Blt ©’. : ' tA - AHY € x Ug ef ed A ~~ —— Vie ft Ip GCL titles COSY tine — @ hte t-yF# Pty a wet pt 6 Ar t h u r , C. W. 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Brorice Notice, for eae a ag over one in same paper In aad An Stification ee, Judgment fins lin term time Judgment Against Fee Judgment final before Clerk Jur Docketing ex parte Proceedings Ht Judgment Summons Indexing Judgment Filing Papers Transcript to Supreme Court, ..... --COpy sheets, each || County Tax, when Jury impaneled || Referee’s gran e Sheriff. ™M | Magistrate .... | Plaintiff's Witnesses Defendant's Witnesses (“ a p o D 41 4q pa x y sp ) [t 2 2 } - S J S O D fo 11 4 7 “L A M I O d TA I D Ar t h u r , C. W. eerste meas ASD PEST Te Sale of Real Estaje. : Ss ADMINISTRATOR OF OC. Ww A Arthurs, I will eXpos:to puhiic sale ‘ esas ' a ae iy tue highest bidder at the Court llonse States ille, Jl. C., a . docr in Statesville. N. U, on MONDAY, JANUARY 31 1893, the following deseribed r ‘Alestat.: pM Ist Tract: Beginnirg at a Hie! ory on David Woliver’s line, then South *G° Kast 43 poles to a Sweet. gum, Slive n's corner, then South 490 W Est 32 poles to « | ickory, [-———-———~ thence South 25°-West 38 Poles to 2 stone, Slaven’s corner, thence South 8-0 East 28 im : poles to a hickory, thence West 217 neh ai, e “4 4 és é A am ff te” 08 4 AL, COEF to awh:t+ oak hear abranch, Hill's corner, wees Gaam thence with his line North 70 Wi st 87 poles to a black ft, Summers’ e, rher, on Arthurs line. th nee North x20 Fast 86 SAV AT ECC A TA PEA a a we can oak. thence Nor h 700 HARTNESS & WV ATTS, Epitors AND Proprirrors = West 60 poles toastale on David Wolver’s line, thence Kast to the beginning ‘eon taining 158 acres more or less and subject 10 tue dower of Mrs Ananda PI, ler, ‘ 2,000 CIRCULATION. GIVES AL 2nd Tract; Beginning at a gum. Robt, C. Plyler’s corner, ,thence with [i line North 44 Poles toa Ted Oak, Sarah Galti- her’s corner, thence with her line West 93 ules to a post oak, thenee South 120 poles toa pine, thence Est 83 poles tv 1 zum Ithenee South 77 poles toa black cak taen, ‘; ‘ast 53 polegto a Stone, originally a white = toak, Henry Plyler’s comer, then with bis line North 70 Vest 153 poles to a rock, loriginally a stake, on Robt, (. Plyler’s live, then with the same West 53 Poles to #€ first stake Containing 11917 a:.-na mack REST A RTA a a Sale of Real Estate. A® ADMINISTRATOR OF GC. W g Arthurs, I willexpos:to pulsie sale * - ' ’ hs tne highest bidder at the Ccu:t House = fat rat ille, Jl. g., 4 ec - docr in Statesville. N.C. on - IN r, JANUARY 3 ; 4 Abhw e $ MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1898, Y A Added ge (3 Pa ; i's the following deseribed real estat. : Patter & ee Ist Tract: Beginni: g at a Hie ory on David Woliver’s line, then South 6° Kast 43 poles to a sweet. gum, SJiv) n’s corner, then South 40° West 32 poles to « hickory, |-=_-————————-__________ oe thence South 25°“West 38 poles to « stone, Slaven’s corner, thence South 8-0 Fast 28 4 wa) Gb Te) \ » , poles toa hickory, thence West 217 poles ) oe e yy i a f i hy a D to awh.t+ oak near abranch, Hill's corner, wr Geos See Gan Gana oY NS “os Ge 9 thence with his line North 72 West 87 poles to a black gu:i, Summers’ ¢-rner, on |>S———_— ae Arthurs line. thence North x2° Fast 86 see > Arie polestoa spanish oak, thence Nor h 70° HARTNESS & WATTS. Eprrors anp Proprirrors. West 60 poles toastake on David Wol,ver's line, thence Kast to the begiuninz con- taining 158 acres more or less and subject to tue dower of Mrs Ananda PI. ler. INTTIv i te) CTR AT NT 2nd Tract; Beginning at a gum, Robt. IDIUM. 2,000 CIRCULATION. GIVES AL C. Flyler’s corner, thence with his line North 44 poles toa red oak, Sarah Galli- her’s corner, thence with her line West 83 “a pules to a post oak, thence South 120 poles toa pine, thence East 83 poles to « gum thence South 77 poles to a black cak tren, East 53 polegto a stone, origina!!y a white oak, Henry Plyler’s corner, then with bis line North7° West 153 poles to a roek, originally a stake, on Robt. (. Plyler’s live, then with the same West 53 poles to @e first stake, containing 112% acvies more or Jess, subject to the dower of Mrs. Jane T. Arthurs. 3rd Tract: Beginning at a stake, Kobert Plyler’s line, then South 7° East (6 poles toablack gum on ©. W. Arthurs’ line, then North 83° Kast 56 poles to a spanish oak sapling, then North7° West 60 poles toastake on David Woliver’s li: e, then West to the first st«tion. Terms of sale, one-third cash on day of sale, one-third in six montls aud one- third in nine months, with bond a. d seeu- rity, ‘Title reserved till all the purchase mi@@ey is paid. W. W. WHITE, Dee, 27, 1897. Administrator. L. C. Caldwell Attorney. — Les Please Note: Document(s) Repeated Intentionally : v4 THe re 1899 wentyeoa ia fr sa a ateas eh ‘a ‘WIOMMASH “T “84 [8 3a Jadoo “7 M “YSBOIVAQ “Fy *f Jo JexQRE ou3 UT "840 uvmysice vuoyday ‘8A Joye “py 4 “TS 99 IT20Ng Sue” SA juno “Sopeag wa Aig Cp er “"qomnyy aeldeyAqsorg pug ‘sa yassny vy *¢ “OUBIYIOD “CO “AA “BA juewzg omEPY SHMOIy O98 SST ‘sa ve eyMEpy ¥ 40 sanor ‘AH ‘8a ‘oerpreny ‘aon + ell “BONIS JO 4919 “BA “rUIpy ‘ha.09 ‘a 'W. 0% 0 “BIW IPPO "8 piu Ay wIgde © SHU YBieg 2» f' ap 3a WOK “TL, ayers ati 8A “ODP 20404 ° Scour OUuTMSSB *uOs “SUH "V “A ‘RA edasys” KP aM “SUBVO Auor NON HARTNESS & WATTS, ilincals AND PRopRIETors. 4G00D ADVERTISING x EDIUM. ME. FO 1899 Ze fecctet ele we 2,000 CIRCULATION, GIVES ALL THE' LATEST NEWS, [NORTH CAROLIN A 5 KIREDELL CouUM A: P } W. W. Whit » AdMinis. trator of ¢ Ww, Arthurs, f r Publie tion Jape VT Art} urs, Burett | Arthurs and Others, j The def ndant, Bur tt tike notice thatan action ¢ htitledas has been commeneed in the “Uperce; j Of Iredell County to s: 1 lands for assets with w' ieh to pay detts, and the said de. fendant, Burett A rthurs, wil] further take hotice that he is vq quired to a ‘pear art Cierk’s office in Irece)] County 'Ntre 2 as of December, “87 and abswe; Dir to the ex mplsint in said ection or the Dlaintitf will apply to the Court for the | Telief demanded in said complaint, A.V FURCHES C80, . By G. B. Nicholsou 35 CG, i. November Srd, 1897, fi 0. Caldwell, Attorns y, > Court | NOTICE OF above , Statesville, Jl. Arthurs, will ourt | HARTNESS & WATTS. -ED:UM. ee a a C ZA A/C, CLO a Ot “ . - Oxo Eprrors AND Proprigrors 2,000 CIRCULATION. GIVES AL € my q t y Vv on #4 PERM xicje a 31 J0 oortn gy 501 Mo if 0'H jo pi »0N4 Nor Modng jg Off 4 Dhow a XO1V JO qu nfae Si7e9 o +B. teorme %4 ” ess 2 ee —s F y dlatesy alle, Jl. C., Ze. theca dh, 189/77 : : GS a ea Dr. HARTNESS & WATTS, Eprrot RS AND Proprirry RS, A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM. WF tf OL, 2 Ue, be Ca Ga tf 2,000 CIRCULATION, GIVES ALL THz LATEST NEWS. *a m m y 4 l y on J on 2) y NORTH ©. AROLINA, - Tredell County. ee me : DZ, thf, : being duly SO orn. deposesand says that is e ts one of the pub- lishers of THE MASCOT, « weekly newspaper pub- lished in Iredell county, North Carolin that the foregoing advertisement uy a, and as published in said. paper jorE consecutive weeks. begin- Def ning LAK. of and ending Sworn to and subscribed \ a e me this , day ¥ of MAKE — r fy ode, No. 69.*—GUARDIAN BOND.—Printed and for sale by Edwards & Broughton, Printers and Binders, Raleigh, N. C. State of North Carolina, | > In the Superior Court. Country, Know ALL MEN BY THESE PResENTS, That we, qt. tee — “Dollars, (Double the amount of the personal property and rents and profits of real estate.) to be paid to the State of North Carolina, in trust for the benefit of the children hereinafter named, com- mitted to the tuition of the said to which payment, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, jointly and severally, our executors and administrators, firmly by these presents. Sealed this. tenth day of July 190_5 THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION Is Sucu, That whereas, the above bounden.- -.-_- — i Rk Arthur. - . . - 7 is appointed guardian to minor § Now, if the said guardian shall well and faithfully execute the trust reposed in him, and shall secure and improve all fhe estate of said minorS until GheX shall arrive at full age, or be sooner thereto required, and render a plain and true account of his said guardianship, on oath before the Clerk of the Superior Court for said county, in all cases as required by law, and deliver up, pay or possess said minor_s of all such estate as © he¥ Le entitled to, when lawfully required, and obey all lawful orders of the Clerk or Judge, touching the guardianship of the estate committed to him, then this obligation is to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect. In the presence of cate (ter oH C& ; makes oath that Ke 4s worth Over and above exemptions by law and his indebtedness, $ inakes oath that he is worth over and above exemptions by law and his indebtedness, takes oath that he is worth over and above exemptions and his indebtedness, a ee ea “T l ue t t a ‘a n g q a y @.... No. 76. State of Maryland, / - 88, City of Baltimore, | On this... .JOUD...day of........ July ie ae 5 before me Millard Leonard, the subscriber, a wash Public for the State of Maryland, duly appointed to take proof and acknowledgment of Deeds and other instruments, came HwH.Stryker, Asa't President, and C.H,Lavrenson. Ass't Secretary, of the American Bonding Company of Baltimore, to me personally known to be the individuals described in and who executed the preceding instrument, and they each duly acknowledge the execution of the same, and being by me duly sworn, severally and each for himself deposeth and saith, that they are the said officers of the Company afore- said, and that the Seal affixed to the preceding instrument is the Corporate Seal of said Company, and that the said Corporate Seal and their signatures as such officers were duly affixed and subscribed to the said instrument by the authority and direction of the said Corporation. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Notarial Seal at the City of Baltimore the day and year first above written. AEE so : Notary Public. “IT Is FURTHER RESOLVED, That both persons, or either of said persons, appointed or elected to be Assistant to President, shall on and from the date of said appointment or election, be authorized and empowered, on behalf of said AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, to sign, execute, certify or endorse all bonds, undertakings, deeds, certificates, checks, drafts, debentures, contracts or other instruments or writings, except certificates of the stock of the said AMERICAN BONDING COM- PANY OF BALTIMORE, to the same effect and with the same binding obligation as though said bonds, undertakings, deeds, certificates, checks, drafts, debentures, contracts or other instruments or writings, had been signed, executed, certified or endorsed by the President or a Vice-President of the said AMER- ICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.” Election of officers for the ensuing year then being in order, was proceeded with in due form, the following gentlemen being unanimously elected, by ballot : President, ; ; ‘ ; ; ‘ ; : GEORGE CATorR. First Vice-President, . : ‘ ; ; ; Cuas. A. WEBB. Second Vice-President, . : ; ‘ ‘ ERNEST HOEN, Jr. Secretary, . ; . ; 2 ‘ ; : EDWIN W. Pos. Treasurer, ‘ ’ ; : ‘ ‘ ‘ Wo. E. P. DuvALt. Assistant-to-President, ; ; ; ‘ - HEBER H. Stryker. Assistant-to-President, . : ; ; . GEORGE L. RADCLIFFE. Assistant Secretary, . ; F : . CHARLES R. LAURENSON. Assistant Treasurer, ‘ : : i ; F, BUCHANAN OWEN. I hereby certify that the above are true extracts from the Charter of the Company and from the Minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BAL- TIMORE, held June Ist, 1896, and January 10th, 1905, respectively. In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of the Company this Int T+ vy vay of... uly D. \ Soe aed Wj Md hinetssh Pt eee Ney Secretary. \ > Form No. 1765. 600-5-22-05. Extracts from Charter of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. ‘That the Directors shall be elected annually by the Stockholders on the Second Monday in January in each year, and they shall elect from their number at the first meeting of the Board, a President, one or more Vice-Presidents, an Executive Committee, to be composed of five or more members of the Board, of which the President and Vice-Presidents shall be members ex-officio ; said Directors shall also have power to elect a Secretary and a Treasurer (which offices may be held by one person), and shall also have power to elect one or more Assistant Secretaries and Assistant Treasurers (which offices may be held by one person), and to appoint and employ such other officers, clerks and agents, as the business of said Company shall from time to time require. ’’ Extract from the Minutes of the proceedings of the Board of Directors of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, at the meeting held June Ist, 1896. ““RESOLVED, That the President or Vice-President is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to make and appoint such agents and to execute such powers of attorney to accept process for and on behalf of this Company, or to authorize the attorneys and agents to execute bonds for and on behalf of this Com- pany, as shall be needful, to the same extent and effect as though said appointments were severally made by separate action of the Board of Directors in each instance, and the Secretary or Assistant Secretary is hereby empowered and directed to authenticate such appointments, affixing the Corporate Seal of the Company to same.’’ * * Extract from the Minutes of the proceedings of the Board of Directors of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, at the meeting held on January 10th, 1905. RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, on this 10th day of January, 1905, that two persons be elected officers of the Company, to be known each as Assistant to President. ‘Iv 1s FURTHER RESOLVED, That both persons, or either of said persons, appointed or elected to be Assistant to President, shall on and from the date of said appointment or election, be authorized and empowered, on behalf of said AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, to sign, execute, certify or endorse all bonds, undertakings, deeds, certificates, checks, drafts, debentures, contracts or other instruments or writings, except certificates of the stock of the said AMERICAN BONDING COM- PANY OF BALTIMORE, to the same effect and with the same binding obligation as though said bonds, undertakings, deeds, certificates, checks, drafts, debentures, contracts or other instruments or writings, : ] ified or endorsed by the President or a Vice-President of the said AMER- ICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.”’ Election of officers for the ensuing year then being in order, was proceeded with in due form, the following gentlemen being unanimously elected, by ballot: President, ‘ : : : : : : : GEORGE CATOR. First Vice-President, . : ; : ; : Cuas. A. WEBB. Second Vice-President, ‘ ‘ , ‘ ERNEST HOEN, Jr. Secretary, . ; ‘ ; ‘ : : ; EDWIN W. Por. Treasurer, ; ; ; E : : ; Wm. E. P. DuvALt. Assistant-to-President, ; : ; ; . HEBER H. STRYKER. Assistant-to-President, . ‘ ; : . GEORGE L. RADCLIFFE. Assistant Secretary, . : ; : . CHARLES R. LAURENSON. Assistant Treasurer, : j ‘ ; ; F, BUCHANAN OWEN. I hereby certify that the above are true extracts from the Charter of the Company and from the Minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors of the AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BAL- TIMORE, held June Ist, 1896, and January 10th, 1905, respectively. In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of the Company this Toy de 10t- tay of . July 7 1905. le VT, nts \ Ney Secretary. \ \ Subscribed and sworn to before me this...... 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Ai min seem mee tire en as wae es a Bal -y COUN In * Superior an. 2 P php In the matter of the Admjmissfation of the Estate of being sworn, doth say: late of said County, is dead, without leaving any Will and Le oe f ( ,F : : Testament, and eto oh eA A eae. * Sefta.s ; is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said do solemnly swear (or affirm) That | ss ------~---------died without leaving any last Will and administer all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of the said and a true and perfect inventory thereof return as provided by —. and that all other duties appertaining to the charge reposed in me, I will faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and « hard So help me God. . 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Arthu rs, Deceased, The undersigned Administ tratrix of the estate of 3 Le rthurs, deceased, respectful ly files the followine as a final se te lement oe her said trust and : respectfully shows to the Court that Since her last partial settlement, she has received and disbursed assets of said estate, gears have come into her hands as follows: RECEIPTS oe A . ee : + 1954, Agricultural Insurance Company, in full of dammiges for fire loss to bui lding on land hel Chetan to the estate of J. L. arthur DISB SBURSEMENTS D. L. Raymer, Liquim@ting agent Troutman Banking & Trust Cos, in full of judgnent ry against estate of J. L. érthurs Dr. J. F. Carlton, premium on Adnr. Bond Collier & D. L. Raymer, Attys. services C. H. Brown, on account for labor and material in making repairs to building on land belonging to estate of J.L.. rthurs 523 645 Feb. J. L. Milholland, C. S. C. Costs 9.95 Total $1503.40 A- oy _ rthurs, oo = 1954. LL dhe >. i. FOF Sworn rt est 4oed before me, this Fe The foregoing final settlement of Mrs. T. P. Fulton, nee Mrs. J. L. Arthur, Admx. of the estate of J. L. Arthurs, deceased, her vouchers of disbursements having been audited a nd Au by me is hereby approved. Th is Feb. I f : 1954 Mth y xe Ws (fox Superjor Court