26 research outputs found
Report drawn up on behalf of the Political Affairs Committee on European Political Cooperation and European Security. Working Documents 1982-83, 1-946/82. December 1982
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A new population of very high energy gamma-ray sources in the Milky Way
No full textVery high energy γ-rays probe the long-standing mystery of the origin of cosmic rays. Produced in the interactions of accelerated particles in astrophysical objects, they can be used to image cosmic particle accelerators. A first sensitive survey of the inner part of the Milky Way with the High Energy Stereoscopic System (HESS) reveals a population of eight previously unknown firmly detected sources of very high energy γ-rays. At least two have no known radio or x-ray counterpart and may be representative of a new class of “dark” nucleonic cosmic ray sources.F. Aharonian, A. G. Akhperjanian, K. M. Aye, A. R. Bazer-Bachi, M. Beilicke, W. Benbow, D. Berge, P. Berghaus, K. Bernlöhr, C. Boisson, O. Bolz, C. Borgmeier, I. Braun, F. Breitling, A. M. Brown, J. Bussons Gordo, P. M. Chadwick, L. M. Chounet, R. Cornils, L. Costamante, B. Degrange, A. Djannati-Ataï, L. O'C. Drury, G. Dubus, T. Ergin, P. Espigat, F. Feinstein, P. Fleury, G. Fontaine, S. Funk, Y. A. Gallant, B. Giebels, S. Gillessen, P. Goret, C. Hadjichristidis, M. Hauser, G. Heinzelmann, G. Henri, G. Hermann, J. A. Hinton, W. Hofmann, M. Holleran, D. Horns, O. C. de Jager, I. Jung, B. Khélifi, Nu. Komin, A. Konopelko, I. J. Latham, R. Le Gallou, A. Lemière, M. Lemoine, N. Leroy, T. Lohse, A. Marcowith, C. Masterson, T. J. L. McComb, M. de Naurois, S. J. Nolan, A. Noutsos, K. J. Orford, J. L. Osborne, M. Ouchrif, M. Panter, G. Pelletier, S. Pita, G. Pühlhofer, M. Punch, B. C. Raubenheimer, M. Raue, J. Raux, S. M. Rayner, I. Redondo, A. Reimer, O. Reimer, J. Ripken, L. Rob, L. Rolland, G. Rowell, V. Sahakian, L. Saugé, S. Schlenker, R. Schlickeiser, C. Schuster, U. Schwanke, M. Siewert, H. Sol, R. Steenkamp, C. Stegmann, J.-P. Tavernet, R. Terrier, C. G. Théoret, M. Tluczykont, D. J. van der Walt, G. Vasileiadis, C. Venter, P. Vincent, B. Visser, H. J. Völk, S. J. Wagne
VHE gamma rays from binary systems
No full textWith new generation VHE telescopes, X-ray binary systems become very promising targets for VHE γ-ray observations. In particular, if sources with relativistic jets are thought of as galactic analogues of AGNs, the acceleration mechanisms should be similar. We survey the prospects of studying these objects with HESS, particularly in the context of multiwavelength studies
The politics of fashion: perceptions of power in female clothing and ornamentation as reflected in the sixteenth-century Chinese novel Jin Ping Mei
No full textThis thesis examines issues of female power and influence in sixteenth-century China focusing on how women and their roles were perceived in the changing social environment of the mid-late Ming dynasty. Using aspects of a New Historicist approach, information from contemporary literary and historical sources are analysed alongside each other. With its emphasis on the lives of women and preoccupation with the description of material objects, the late Ming novel Jin Ping Mei forms an important element in the thesis. China in the sixteenth century saw expanding urbanisation, the emergence of a new wealthy merchant class, increasing visibility of women and a questioning of traditional morality. Fashion consciousness, as one of the most conspicuous aspects of the new material culture, is a possible indicator of these trends. Traditional Western theories contend that fashion began in the particular context of Renaissance Europe. However, this study argues that a similar fashion awareness existed in China too, and was manifested in a competitive striving for social status, in this case specifically among women. In contrast to previous studies which downplayed the impact women had on defining traditional Chinese culture, this thesis demonstrates how women and their sartorial choices began to redefine the boundaries of material culture, influencing literati discourse which, in turn, re- influenced female behaviour
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tor* of tha 8tet*of taUlfnrnkt, apprered Feb-
ssry lata. UTO, tbo Truatoo of tha atercan-
I III. Library Awnrl.tlon hava the plcaaure to
that a
*^**n^^**,*^aamaaaawawawaaaaaa*aa»s
-apriaSaXasaa* ■ rntotajapea.
plt Wlio ta*** • Btat-tSaaairtl tacalty
tor d-twrtrat ttO, or the »ppt*r»Ecaof
e-iilLo. ar.rr aTAta't tdutnctsr. TektJ
Ita*** fatal total ta CAkorltm. Tbair
aMajsa-r It Baa a ■tyjAwiai w* tact taw
at ajtittnil college, and Illustrate* all
aa* hMeorit distortions, aad monstroeit
arjwwta, and r* vol ting dlseeae trjr which
h-TfrATut*' oan be troubled or afflicted.
They think they have a wonderful
knowledge of human naluro. Bat it it
* eartroder to mistake tho Newgate Calendar for a biographical dictionary!
A lett offensive type of the ssmo tendency leads tome people to find apparent aalisfhction In the diacovery aad
proclamation of the tlightcst defeott ia
the habit* of good men, and the con-
duo t-f public institution. They cannot
talk about the benefits conferred by a
great hospital, without lam.nting some
Intigkrlflrtknt blot la ita laws, and torn*
trifling wtnt of prudence in it* mansge-
Bhtt. Speak to them •boat a man
whott good worka every ono it Admiring, trad they cool yonr ardor by regret-
nag that he it to rough in hia manner,
or so tmooth-that hit temper 1* so
h**ty. or that h* it fond of apppltuae.
Thty teem to hold a brief, requiring of
them to pror* Impoaaibility of human
parfatttion. They detect the slightest
alloy In the pore goodness. That (hero
*r» spot* in the sun is, with them, some-
ahing mora than an observed tact—it
take* rank wilne. priori tad necessary
There are people, who, if the. hear
an organ, and oat at one* which are
the poorest stops. If they listen to a
jrreet speaker, they remember nothing
but tome slips in the construction of
a teatenoe, the consistency of a metaphor, or tht evolutions of an argument,
While their friends are adrniring the
wealth and beauty of a tree whose
branobet are -weighed down with fruit,
they have discovered a solitary bough
lost lo golden tSnewoe on which
nothing la hanging,
. . a
Ticcktsiri a atiao*.—Tetrnmaeb, th*
famous Shawnee orator and warrior, and
-equally noted for his temperate habit*
and adherence to truth waa made a
Mason while on a visit to Philadelphia;
and more than once, when under trial
slid he pror* him so If Into to the brotherhood. Past Oread Master Scott; of
Virginia, is a*, address delivered before
the Grand lodge in this State, in 17-13,
rtlttadanintereslieeginciilontinTwura-
t*h'e lift, which he stated wat well authenticated, and vonched for by several
witnesses then living. ''Daring the last
war with Hagiand, a detachment of
Ataorieans were overpowered in the
North-west, by e superior combined En-
aliah and Indian force, and compelled
to surrender. Scarcely had they laid
down their arras when the Indians began to insult, strip and maltreat them.
At length fne tomahawk and scalping
knife ware raised, and Tecnmseh entered upon th* scene al the height of
hia barbarity. He made no emotion to
check his followers, bat on the contrary
encouraged them in their work. Many
of hia beat warriors had fallen provi-
tmaty by the Kentucky rifle,, and thit
waa a* Indian's revenge. But a cry of
aMaaon and brother reached his ear
in a language be could not but comprehend. Ia a moment he sprang among
his followers with hit tomahawk uplifted and uttered the life taring command
—'let the alangbter caaec; kill no more
wejaatetten.--' TU* it bnt one of the
eewral authentic incident* in the Masonic Sfe of tha brave Tecnmseh.
I ' ***
Tata Lattst Fran Stobt.—The editor
of a Western paper haa been in tht
errantry, trouting, and ia responsible
for this «sh ttory:
A jovial old gentleman whom we met
111 oar travel, told a ttory (for the truth
of which we do not vouch) to illustrate
the ttwtaber of fishermen upon the
ttreruos. "A few days ago" ho taid,
"Ttrail Viuttalig a bridge over Swift
-l-er, when I heard my name called,
I looked around to tee who spoke. No
a la tight, tad I wa* about to
on, wheat my eyes foil upon a
large trout standing on his tail in tha
rivtn, looking a* though he had soktm
to ate. 'Did yon apeak, Mr. Trout?'
■Bid*. 'I did, air,'taid he; -I wish
to inquire if thi* la th* war to Biek-
ro-d't Btuir ■ It it,' taid I. ■ Ain't
ther* ao other route?' taid he ' Guess
■ot," laid I, • unlit* yon go by land.
Why do yoa aak?' • Because thetftrer
at full ot tht*. flab-hock, th..- I can
never get ap thit way.' "
Those who had recently vi.iteet some
af the streams of New Knglaad oan appreciate the above.
*~*-.
a Vocii. Ptrrx.—I one*heard a slage-
caiver'e ttory of Jenny Lind, when the.
waa ridlag la the country. A bird of
brilliant plumage perched on s tree nest
by, as they drove (lowly along, and
trilled srtoh * complication ot trtrett
BOlt* thtvt il perfectly astonished her.
Th. eoaveh .topped, and reaching oat,
ah* gave one of her Brass* roulades
The beawrttful ortarait arch*d iu bead
«• one tide, aatHlBlnll eUferentially.
ttarrl.a*U determined to eiceliu famous
rital,naM*a.frwoef«lllirj*tandsang
a tor*j <f rtfAatiag melody that mad*
Itjiili itat-atiitlT nlir hr*r—*- it*
•oetaty: tttd quieUy ae thorkgh she wa.
btfor* a seriously marlasl audience in
CttaStSaiUll, ahe denvwred tome Ty-
lata*** III llTll etreea*. that eel the
•ttcW'rlyfng—whereupon little Itirdie
ttJt a up aad tang SB Jenny, in happy
dttight, t**ito*wAelged that the pretty
wrAodUad warbler dedeUd'y <wt-c*rrol-
lefj the great Stredlth Iflghtingale.
,. r, f* a ***** ef cterdt a good deal
»ssa,wj'r-d-j*-lsg tadrrod puy-
la|raai|rj*al
BRAND filFT
CONCEET
15 AID OF TEX
MERCHANTILK LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION
WILL B£ GIVEN AT THaT*
Mechanic's Farlllon
Sax Francisco, CALrroniflA,
Thursday, Sept, 1st, lt70*
nnder tho direction of distinguished artists,
and embracing selections from the most favorite mASiers. ^
PROGIUHMF,, OF CONCERT TO Bl
BXREAFTEB A\NOr>'CF.D.
Ticket* of Admltarion, 95.00 each,
GOLD COIN.
Each ticket mnsista of Five Coapona. The
holder of a whole ticket oravecnaponawlll be
entitled to admissfon to the Csoneert and to
the whole amount of the Rift awai-ded to II.
The holder of each coupon will be entitled to
admission to tbe Concert, and to one-fifth of
any gift that may be awarded to such ti.-k.-t.
Toprovldo funds for this MAGNIFICENT
l^rri^TA17t*MOT,
300,000 TIckcta will be IHoI*l
AT 5 0 6,0 0 0,
r. 8. GOLD corx,
will be returned to the holders of tlekats, by
the distribution bry chance of tbe following
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I Olft of ].,.. ..
i oifiof ii£5 ••
1 Olflof 1,^00 ••
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lOlftof 10,000 ..
1 Olft of ,'SS ..
I Gift of -ono ..
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j oift of... sjg ..
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in Girts of 11.000 escb. 10,000 »
S 22! °i 7:,n ««■•■ "vw* "
5 Oft* ot «w t*seh. ln.ooo »
30 Gifts of too each. 12 000 "
80 Oifta of mo each- 1^000 ••
60 Olfi* of 200 each. 10 000 ••
4M Gifts of 100 escJi. ta,ot» ••
978 Gifts in aU,,.
..iwo.a*
Afterr-*yliT«theexpei-j»e* of th* entertain.
-n*nt. and making ihe distribution of th*
Clftt. a« above a
need, tho tnaJanre Tin ii,
spplItM to extinguish thr preai til trtilcbtedivias
of the Mt-rtantile Uhrary Aasoenttion,
The Concert snd Dlsiribntion will take place
under the Immediate direction of the Board of
Trtwtee* of the Men-aatlle I.lhrsry Antoclatlon.
asitlstM be a Stir»r-vf.«ry Corn m It tea, annsSlnS
from Rtste, City ar.d Cnunty offleera, snd
known eltlxenaofSan Kraoi-lsi-o.
Roldrr* of tickets to which gift* stay be
awsnlrtl. nil) receive the same on pre*>-ntatIon
of such tickets or rot-pona to lhanu*ln***s
Agent* of tb* Board of Trastee*, at their
318 fnlirorii I mt root.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFONIA.
Ordsra for Tlckrta, post paid, accompanied
%> remittance, will meet with prompt atten-
tka. **
TlckeU tor Sain Jane 1st, 1STO,
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
A lineral dliv-ount will be allow-td wtwtre
100, Wo ot 1.000 Tirkets sn* br-ught In on* lot.
The Tnittt-ti-s have appointed
Maurice Dora and
Charles R. Peters
318 CALIFORNIA ST.
Bujtineaa Agents fi.r the sale..f Ticket*, and
Sbr the |r*na*rtlon of Buaini-a*. ronnected with
th* Entertaltunrnt. to whom all communlea-
tio..s may be addr***srd.
ROBERT B. SWAIN, Preildent, M. I, »'
*. M. L. BARNES, Vtce-Prej't
«*. C. RDLSTON, Treasurer <•
THOS. R. HAYES, Recording Stc. ••
OAVIO WILDER, Corrttp. Sec. •'
Trwst.ia M. I. a.
Wat. Aajtrjr-aairjx j.^,, woBJlstJA.
J. AC atawTjur. ajjrT, p rijerr.T
AKTH. At. EBIir-rs. yru. O. BAJXira,
an. e woo*. r.». HtrrxoLBa,
BAktTZL SCBtUlU).
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
a raiarroit op isw
■Til k» ftvaa for tt. heat Model of two
'Kaatk. of tkua .ael ire*, , kA, tlatrtkataoe.
ft. Tr5.towr,aana ill a t*>ti ..r
*«, an atatae.
a. o. siv.a's colujaW,
MAYFIELD STORE,
*.. 0. mcBi
waara aaa ka fottad tt* ol tha largest Stock,
TJRY GOODS.
COrteiBTLNO Of
Deltklnoa,
Punt*
aicrlnoa,
Poplin.,
Etc., Etc
BaADT-klADi: CLOTHDIO,
BOOTS AJTD tHOES.
«AB-m.
onorr.nir.a,
•alt.
ararrtklng thu eaa a. aakad for la th.
11*..
A larga aaaorlaiaal at
Crockery, dataware, Hardware,
unm, UBuas. tobacco, rrc.
wrryta. tav*; •• kva tl.gm* mt a.
cnr-ir. vr hot CaTEArm,
thin .latwhwc. In th* County or Slat..
on* ran r:
BJ- A larga aaaabar ot high ryr*d_Black
Haw* tkforgan) akaraaa. ot all •«**. for ajk»,
Inelodlng to. ealekrated atallloa " A onag Ju.
Ita klorgaa." Tkl. awa-ndtd .anlraal won a
■weer^aVra-ailura. In 1» »*" Coaaty, HI..
aa tb. feeMt uaoag Elgfcly Horara.
a. «, Him.
Agent for the
ClAagaar ataawaw aaa* fjaaaart ajaa. tka*
B..k.,. aWwrar aa* Baa-ar.
SAN JOSE ADVEB'nSrai-rJrrt'B.
JAoaaoM Lswis,
Wtttxrlrca.
awa stawC
t*H w*>—Tkarrrr.
Cutlery, Etc.
tVtSTA CtAkA trTSEzT, BAM J ost,
*r Wftttha. aad Jewalry rtnalred.
BRADLY BROTHERS,
TTorclBn tAjlnc*. nntl Spirit*.
J-ntST 8TIII1ET, »AN JOSE.
WE ABB DIBZCT IJn'OniT.Hfl TTtOM
th. Hon** of IlrailleT, Bleeman A Pott,,
17 Water Lane, Groat Tower atreet. I/inilon, B.
O. BBADLT BBOTHEHS.
AOZERAIS HOUSE.
SANTA CLABA 8TBZET, BAN JOSE. CAL.
rpHIB lTBlVT-CLABS HO0BE I* elegantly tor-
J. nlabed thi-ougfaout, and hi* every cc*ove-
nkasee for tbe *ccommod*tlon of gseeis.
Each iu-ora is supplied wilh gaa and water.
Bath-Rooms on each floor.
J. M. RTAI'LES k SONS. Props,,
Late of Stevens House. New Totfc.
SAN J OS C
LAC-I.ll TlT:iSTt RATaOON,
"Vo. 390 Market fltrs**,
BAN JOSE.
JOSEPH B. SCHOOR, Propriettr.
31X16. WOLF,
FASIIIONAnLE
Drcsr, nntl 01f>nlc-3.InIs:er
Boys' Suits Mad* and Out
la the beat style.
Rldlna; Habits nnd TrnTeUsa/ await*
made on tbe shortest notice and tn the
nicest atyle. and at the cheapest
prices in flan Joae.
*«•" LADIES, call and eee for yourselves.
R-toni No. 1, *rvt*r T. W. Spring A Oo.'a Slore
Corner Market and Banta Clara Btreeta, BAN
JOSE.
Work Done on Short Notice,
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
mrl. MRS. WOLF.
E. O. EVANS, *V CO.,
(County Undertakera.)
tvntlortnkcr* k I"tirnlniierts.
Central Block. First Street. SAN JOSE-
TBE ITTOl-atSIONED HAVTNO BEES
appointed County Undettakriw, n-spei-t-
fnlly snoouoce to the public thst ihey will
continue the Undertsklng busln'se in all it*
branches at the old stand, and solicit s shsre
of the public patmaage.
Constantly on hsnd s fine, stock of Crane.
Breed k Co.'s Patent Metallic Casket* and
Bnrlal Cases, for style not surji-.*itffl on the
Pacific Ooasl; also, itf-d-vm-;!. Mshngany and
common atanas, of sll site* and deacrlp'ttons.
all of which are offered at tbo lowest prices
known to the trade.
We have a rwelvinf* room, and will tske
charge of deceased stnm*tcra, and prepare tbem
fnr burial, furnishing everything neccnaary, at
the lowest rates.
Nrni-fs, Itmula, fwhronds,
snd other funeral equipage* supplied.
EMBALMING done on abort notice.
near** and Carriage* furnished al short
notice.
E. C EVANS, k CO.
MR. J. McCOMB, Agent for Usyfleld snd vi-
clnlly. myzi
GREAT DISCOVERY.
IHI.I.'S CEXKBBIATEO
eTalilornia Sniff.
For *lldl*es*MOftb«litkln,lVn-e*snd wnund*.
It baa been found ao unfailing remedy and
give* lmmcdl*te relief. Try it.
L. 11. HARE whole Sale Ag-iit. 397, let at.
Ban Joan.
MAURICE O'BRIEN,
Wholesale and Retail
< 'nuel.v Miiniinirtitrrr,
Ryland'aBlock. Firat Street, near S*n Frroaado
SAN JOSE. J>
LENHART IFFERT,
HATFIELD
MEAT .1 A TIKET,
Unsoln Street, Mnyfleld.
tft*"** The CHOICEST aTEATS ar*
constantly on hand. Patronix** me
when you wish sn A No. I Steak. _ __
Sir Uttiogna Satnaagr, Pickled Pig*' Feet,
and all the drlioaolea nsnall, lottml in a Brst-
cla«* Market. nirS if
If. CUNKEL,
MATN tTTREaT MATFIELD.
Every De*t*^ptlt>n nf t'pholsterr
I>o-*. tn ths Bant Manner and at Ik* Lowes*
riieee.
r*art>rulsr attt-ntlrm paid tn mating
Spring and Hair Mattresses,
CCKTA1N HANOINO. ETC.
Varnishing and fcrkalrtng of all kinds don*
at abort iiotle*. a-asj tf
P. BOLGER.
MEMLO -ABB..
CAL
niaa.IBaimltlilnar
laallluk
laruonl.e alleaUoo raid to Botwaaboeic,-
ad .11 work gTaaraatead to fit,
T. BO! TJl
CHEAP CAJtkjrx »3TOIta3
...' J.
I» aaaaaataia, Vlaw.
rrtHB UBiaMlOIPa-A B[t-TTM* J*SB
A wurred Into th. rotara faraartty oaad as *
Tall, la kfonataln Van, wtU kl.nl.lk at*
hiitltawteatt*
OAII PKINCIPI.E1
Take thkt opportunity of returning thank,
and alao to post th. pwhB* wsaas tbey eaa ge
*.**,
Cotlil,
Tn,
Mtrlt,
And othnarUalas toe n
and Shoes
/HIT CALL OX
TATLOB a OI.K.AaON,
aaWatala Vtaw.
SOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE
rtlt*akad ea. as* a ewartrr mil*, from afetuit
View Statton, on th. old 8. F.
•ad S. J. tAtg* Be*/J.
bamta CttaA CoraTr,... Cauroaiiu.
BatanrtaVI1 UTO.
The SAB will k* waU ateatad wilh
Choice Uquoraand C'lirnrsi.
A Wagwn, carrying tht TJ.B. Italia ud El.
praaa, ran. ta aad frees - -*--—
feAlfrrrL r. TATLOTt, rropriel*r.
«. W. »AYIS.
BlKaawSh aad Wig** Kalttr,
MOrrtTAIfl TTEW.....'. CAT*.
IT-HE rCTlLIO ABE MedI-ECTIUULT IS.
A formed thatO. W. rr,,l. la prepared lo ex.
ecnte all work Lntroated-to him, la hi* line, In
flrst-eeaaa atyle.
All kind, of Wagon, Dad. to order. I
Particular attention raid to
Ho:
.aaoelna-.
1 eaa as* will ak) *tlttr work tfaaa eaa b.
doe. at any almltar aAUbltihtr.rnl la thl.
aeetloe.
O. vr. DATta,
klountaln View Station Smith Shop.
O. W. aBfaTH -,
Bcapedfally Inform, hi. friend, .nd th. pnb.
11, generally that ha la preratrad lo
atari.factar.' ear R.patr
AU kind, of Carriage,. Burgle*, w.gon.
Clipper.. Beaper..Kowrr., Plow.,
or .nythtnrt elaa In
the UO..
Borachoelref .nd eCery kind of Black,
amlthlng.
Alw. . tArmber Yard.tn which he offer. .11
dearrlptiona ot Clear cr other Lumber, and
Bbtngfc ere., etc
Hire me a call aad MA If ran cannot do aa
well or batter than yon .an do elarwher*.
O. W. ShUTn.
n. n. M iroot.
(At Btaasmtala. VI*,. Depet.)
—DtetXa C*—
Groeerlea, Wine-*., jL.lq.uors,
dbt oood*. BOOT* and snorj.,
Clothing, atardwas. aad Crockery.
CHE A P T. Bt
Than eaa ha larmgkl alaawh-r. tor C.h.
RICHARD HARJE3.
DAe-viaatao-t-a mat.ootv,
BfOUKTaJK VIEW.
The beat and cjarawast
WtaaM, t,l,a,is aaa* Clg*r*.
Conatantly oa hand.
OtUandjodg. for yonr.
myll.
atorwTAiw rtjnr btatiob cal
—
11 yon waat to get aa Ear, fAkara. roar Hair
Cat or SJiampooed. aa* ftfaar or baton that .
J. raoati'i,
tluteher Bhep,
aawaataa* Traw aaaw-JlK Oak.
Pfttroe. of say ataaataakV**! will alwaya
and there taa beat kteata (a tkla aeettoo. .nd
I. TB0K8LE.
C D*VtD*VO.>.
Mountain Vt***j at.at Marttst.
Tb.Ckote.alk
you wlak IB* .
yoorwtak may I
„ _. , De
tl (H.B. a ell and
0. DAVIDSOX.
won. toBorr.
rtmr. rtorb atftBMft-.IT otvrrirp bt
1 C-barlMj.riaUairawe. kawtag been Im.
prowat by tka .tt*ls» a*»aaw mJ ...twos*.
rront, la Bow naay.
Tha Slab*, ba tb* rear, laa.kl, ef koldtag
four koraea, aaa, faw aaaa.
Apptyta— el*U I ■aUCTH A ItltO
To Iwattkt.
IT-JUT atvaariAirr ajtS WEIX nNlsilirri
t ■■■sTs* aa tb. klata.l. kaae-b Par far.
pal naraVolaraapply tft
-.■ii itaa t. w.'.j i«. ...-.-1
a J. McSERNET,
najtS**) afc Waraomm aialcor,
aavta at-tat, a.ytun.
0aar.eiCAJlTl.tOlr .
B and LftdAe*-
. Alao. aaotat
at
BDGOt Attt> TZAM HAB.VESS.
DotuiVa aad Mngle Collars, Boras Blankets,
aadeaa Bridle*. Bit. and Spora, Beneho
of sll kind.. Bobber BIU. Steel Bits,
VThlpa, Curry Ooroba. Bnjihe.
. of .11 kln.la, Han* Comb.,
^iiXr-
ou.
tecond.b.nd Hanese ol all kind., kU oh
reaaonabh, terma.
R.,pairing neatly dona to order.
mi 15 D. J. Mt-XTJlNtlV.
J. C. DUCHESNEAU,
Wagfirl-lyinkor and blatTksmith,
SLAIX ?TIIF.ET. UAYITELb,
'otJtb BErePrrrjTFTiiT rXTORU HIS
frtenda that he li now, aa tier, ready to
p*ttVrrn aU work la bla lira.
A' Little Better, If aot Cheaper,
. Than eaa ba don. la the County,
mria J. C. DCCHESKEAt;.
SWEDIBH TsEECBJEG I
_ rcauuiT-
ant, inwscis a asos.,
DIVS BTOBt,
aCttlxt etr-oart, ..Jkfjiaraal*.
CALIJ-OBBIA.
Alartsaaararaattrtot
Novola Jutrt Rat>*lv*<l I
A cholw »l*clloo from favtartte utkon, tad
For Halo Crtetap I
Thoa. foadof
Piscatorial Asibiibtall.
vc. would call .ttcniioa to ear tat stock *f
-ttaWBe.lt* aat* I lata
A Larot Astorlment ol Paumt *•***•••,
VIBit
sJ-Ayrra' n.lr Vigor, Xtaa**y. Ataa.
Dlarovery. Ball'. Hair Iteatoratly*,Tlairft Bar.
*ap.rlll., Ayer.' Sarwaparilea, 8anoa' Saraapa.
rifU. TownaemVa Baraararllla. Cod Llrer Oil.
Klag of 1-aln. lira, wtnalow'. Soothing tyntp.
Aad all Artie]** that at* Kept la a
FTJ1ST-CLABS DRUO STOBB.
Candle, aad Nwta,,
Pocket Kalrea,
Mnyllleltl JDartoo Hull,
MAIN STIeECT, MATFI1XD.
OEkMRGE BOnnOSRV Projiri.tor.
The,1 Flneat Liquor,. Wine,, Glfrara
JuVJJ L.WEK nr.rn.
fan slw-,ys be obtalaed at thi. place.
aS»" DAKCE EVEBT SATtrieDAT KI0HT.
tarll OEOBOE IIOllflOSFY.
T. MeX.V3I.VltA.
HATSt BTBEET MiTnrXU.
—Dealer In—
Stpves and Tlaware,
inns abd lead rircio.
Pump* of all Descrlptlaoa,
Zlno, Tin BBoflng,
(And eTerythlngJn th* Use. v
a*— .Tt IBI1LN G al t. nd. d to with .-.-nt iir.e .nd
ellsn^tch.
OR. 8. CIRARD SMITH'S
CELEBRATED
AllAMin A. C TJ.I*A nil
For tb* Core of
ntienniotlim, rVearalgela aaat Goat.
THIS WOSDEBTTL PBEPARATION HAS
been ellaeorereil In Eumpo atte-r thna-
year, of ar,!. til labor, and 1. no,- nard aucci**-
fnlly .11 over Earner. ** w.11 a* in Ihia . • ,"
try. Jt 1. now for the Seat time broaght to tbi-
imtlce ol the publicol thl. Ceo ■ HI*, tvm-
rdy which la prepan-el .imply of Herb.—certain, uo Io.li.Ie ot Potaab. A. aanlt*. Wtne nf
i . : .-.!. Hyd. Belchlor. or Ana-ale, which
■ re dally given by reirul.r pliyi. ie-lao, for them
dlaeaae*.
II l- Tory ralatablo to th* ta.te, and can be
gle.'r, with Impunity to either y Ming or old.
**-" Trie*. One DolUrper bolt lo
Foraale by Geo. EranciaA; Br.... Mayfleld.
Prit.cipal Depot. 151 Post -In at, San Fran,
cla'o. ftp.'K>
mT The above article., ni raa*/otaVrt to.
nuniereiua to mention, to ha taattat at ta.above
llJ-laWBila^
CLOSING OT nTAlXat.
The Mall for Ran Jrn* clo*es a* tie* a
ths Mail fur San Fiwnet-*ts> at 330 r. at.
GKO. FMA-tCI-s, p. j-L
W. Jo CADT,
343 Mtvntgomcry Stx***t, eorntr Cnlin>Trnaa,
Ttj-ressly foe Faaaily Pa*.
-t,M. NEYCI
Untt-nmnlctrr and Jrwler,
MAIN STRErr, ntaV*TnU>.
WARTtANTs an wart PjustiaaiO a* \em
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. ,
Clnl-k Cnrn and Modernt ■ fhiir-f«,
DB. W. K. DOnERTV-8
PrlTste Medical and Sunricsl Ins litutr. Sacra-
meiito strwt. below Montft- imtry,
opposite Pacific Mall m. . jn-
ahlp Co.*a h.Ih-. . .
r«sn Frsnclsco.
Prltsle entrsnee on Lt lde-dorff street.
Eatsbrlshed exptresly to sfftinl Cm .- f.i..: ■
SotiDd and Schnttflc M-.l:.-s! Al d In Ihe
:.-*•..■: t :.!..! cure of sll ■.,.:■■
sod Chrtanic I ii—.--.--. t .;-. ,-
of Secrecy, snd Sexual
Disorders.
TO THE AJTUCTED.
_>-.. W. K. I'Min i:ty return* h't* amen
thsnkstohl* nurm-rons patients for their patronage, and wi'uld take this opportunity t.
remind them that he continue* to t-umtuft at
his Institute for tbo cure of chron le di- .-,«■*
of tbe Lung*. Llvt-r, Kldnt-)S. I'. . ■ nv. ant.
itenlti>t'riti!ir> Or-*an*. and all private dlfteas-
es. vif ■ Syphilis, in sll Its fomu and atagia;
Seminal Weakasn*, and all the bc-rrid i-ons*--
JMoeee of aelf^lnute; Gonnrrhea, Ntrictnnti.
lect, Noetumal and Diurnal Emi wtipn Bex-
nsl Debility, DI*»ease8 of Deck sn. 1 Loins. Inflammation of Bladder, Kidney*, cite. And h<-
lu'It'K tbst his long < xf r; - a in I nil-.-, -flu:
prsrtice will continue tu insure htm a share of
public patronage. By bla prartlne of mauj
year* In Europe and America he Ik enabled to
apply thenioet efficient and soeccfantal n-rne-
iht * afrainitt diseat-r* of allkind*. lie mas nt
nia-Arcury, chsjr**-s moderately, trtstta his m.
tients in a correct end honttrsble ttay. and has
nfi rvncvv. of tinstK'Stionsblc n rscity from
nn n of known n • ,■ ,-talnlitj snd high Mand-
Ing In it»?cicty. All partit--i conuulting htm. at
letter or DtnnVwnnV will reet-ire iln i.q m^
gentlest trt-atment and implicit ercrt-ry.
TO ItMALES.
Whr-n a female 1* in trooble or -afflicted with
n*ntn, *a n*n*xnnSI of tbe back and limta.,
pain in tbe bead, dtainesa of sight, loss of
mtascular power. palpiUlion of tie heart. Jm.
tahiliir. n« rt-i'iifit-.-, eitreme urinary dliB-
ciiltiea. derangement of dUeatlvB function*
general debility. Ta-rinttis, all dlmitee of the
womb, hysteria, *tertlity, and all tather diiteaa-
peeullar to female*, ahe should go or write
once to the it'll-lira ted female doctor, w K
I>..li. rty, at hi* medical Institute, and consult
klra about hcrtrouble* and dirar^n-a*. The l>....
tns- la effit-t inc more cure* than any
The H.E.S.S. Survey of the Inner Galaxy in Very High Energy Gamma Rays
No full text© 2006 The American Astronomical SocietyWe report on a survey of the inner part of the Galactic Plane in very high energy gamma-rays, with the H.E.S.S. Cherenkov telescope system. The Galactic Plane between +-30deg in longitude and +-3deg in latitude relative to the Galactic Centre was observed in 500 pointings for a total of 230 hours, reaching an average flux sensitivity of 2% of the Crab Nebula at energies above 200 GeV. Fourteen previously unknown sources were detected at a significance level greater than 4 sigma after accounting for all trials involved in the search. Initial results on the eight most significant of these sources were already reported elsewhere. Here we present detailed spectral and morphological information for all the new sources, along with a discussion on possible counterparts in other wavelength bands. The distribution in Galactic latitude of the detected sources appears to be consistent with a scale height in the Galactic disk for the parent population smaller than 100 pc, consistent with expectations for supernova remnants and/or pulsar wind nebulae
First ground-based measurement of atmospheric Cherenkov light from cosmic rays
No full textA recently proposed novel technique for the detection of cosmic rays with arrays of Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescopes is applied to data from the High Energy Stereoscopic System (H.E.S.S.). The method relies on the ground-based detection of Cherenkov light emitted from the primary particle prior to its first interaction in the atmosphere. The charge of the primary particle (Z) can be estimated from the intensity of this light, since it is proportional to Z². Using H.E.S.S. data, an energy spectrum for cosmic-ray iron nuclei in the energy range 13–200 TeV is derived. The reconstructed spectrum is consistent with previous direct measurements and is one of the most precise so far in this energy range.F. Aharonian...G. Rowell...et al
Cataloochee tract 284: Jonah Phillips
No full textThis 64-acre tract 284 in the Mount Sterling section of Cataloochee was owned by Jonah Phillips. While, in general, the Great Smoky Mountains region was sparsely populated, the Cataloochee Valley remained an exception. By 1900, the population of Cataloochee had grown to 1,000 residents living in hundreds of log and frame homes. A few historic buildings have been preserved on site, including two churches, a school, several homes, and outbuildings. The North Carolina Park Commission was tasked with purchasing land for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and people living in Cataloochee were among those displaced. Cataloochee families continue to return for annual reunions. In 2001, the National Park Service re-introduced elk into the valley.87
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ABSTRACT OF TITLE
of
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········:·:···:··········································································.-·· Township ···'···························H-aywoo-d················-············ County. -
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DESCRIPTION
( 284)
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fro~ tt\J! ·true ~1'itl1~!,_ ~nu ~11 f.Usta ncea sre expreao-
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Brm"Je-h. b"&tng Cor~r _.5 td tbe ~a lter Cr.oom r r soi
( ! 8~ } end Cor ;er 2 of the Jolin B•11-.ul TI.-t\ot ( 2t0);
:~h ence .. a tmn th• r14 p .. it b
'tbel'1.:2p the Job:n He ilmfln Yrao' C 2.'90}
4 . 00 -Co¥>nel" ~ . e 15" pin~ on top of t he r14g-e , ble.s• 4 an4
aer l.bed r. c .. Cor .. 2. L·ei n.:~ ;;or.ner 1, vf tbe ~!:.>hn
Ee t lme.n " r ~c t- ( :;s o } · r: ti:! Car r.or :5 of ·the I'r~so;ter1all
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·_ \ . NORTH CAROLINA PARK COMMISSION
TAXES
(Fill in all blanks indicating year, and show on lines opposite the year whether or not the taxes have been paid.
If paid an affirmative showillg must be made by us~ _of the word "Paid." The use of ditto marks is not permissible).
_ The property in question is assessed for . taxal>ton for the current year, 19 .. ZO .. , at .8 ... 8.6 .................. , in the name
..... ~.!-~-~-~~~-~~P-~---·······-············--·--·and the taxe~ for the past ten years have been paid or not paid as follows :
19:?.~---·
19?.?. ....
23 19 ......... .
24 19 ...... ... .
192.':'. 5.... ..
.. ;~ . .
·-----·-------~AlP .................................. ------·-----,~------···-· .-- 26
19 ......... . ····-----··---·--f.~~:P. ........................................................ .
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PAID -·-············-·· · -·· · ·· · ···· · ·· ···· ·····-- · --·······- -· ·· ---- ----- ···· ·-·· ·- -····· · -·· 19 . .2.8... . ................. PAID ............... : ...................................... .. .
P4I:P 19 ..2...9.. . .. .PAID ·······-----·· ·· ·· ······ ······· ···· ············· ·· ·· ··· ···-·· -·-·-- ·---· ······ · ·· · ··· ··
: .. ... .. ...... ~~;o.-··············-·-·-···-··--· 30 19 ...... ... . Jlot JAil>
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ASSESSMENTS
Not any
LES PENDENS
Not any
MECHANICS LIENS
Not e.ny
JUDGMENTS
Page ..... l.O.O!!!A. ....... : ..... .
NORTH CAROLINA PARK COMMISSION
ATTORNEY'S CERTIFICATE AND OPINION
TRACT Wo.884
IT IS liEREBY CERTIFIED: That tl)e, title to the within described land as disclosed in the attached abstract which
contains a full, complete and correct abstract of all instruments and court proceedings of record affecting the same from
and including the beginning entry there of has been carefully examined and noted, and that the following named
owner ...... :
J~NAJI PHILLIPS
....... iJl .. seized in fee simple of a. good and valid title to the same, subject only to any lien, charge or encumbrance
shown in this abstract and listed hereon.
ENCUMBRANCES
l. One-half UAd1v1ded mlne·ral interest outstanding 1n Love Heirs.
8. Ta~es to~ the year li30 not pa 1d.
This .... S.,h .......... day of .... .D.eoem.b.ar. .................................... , 1!80 ... .
• ,
v
ANALYsts ~"'OF filfLE.
!RA.CW 284 J .B.PBILLii?S OlfOR.
1. Thie boundary ls wholly within State Grant 252, ieauet f;.
As title tothe holdings under
this gra.nt has been fully treated in tbe analysts of t 1. tie to
' ' ' .. ' ' ' ; -, ' ' ' ,• ,
the Siclney Nelaon tract ,from the time the saicl grant was isaue4
·. t 'o John Gray Blaunt 'down .·to the 'time title to the same paslle4 )7
the wili of Jas.f: ~Love t hts Executors, the same w:tll not be
:epeated herein: \nit may :bee seen by reference to paragraphs one
through ten 'of t'he/~nslya1s of the Sidney Nelson ti tle,page ·three
' . . . .
of this ebstract.wherin reference is ~~ de to the various instru-ments:
lllak'ing up t he chain o£ title to said grant.
2. The first instrument we Will. consider -in connection
\Vitb this tract ;as such, is a bond for t itle, by Sama.el L.Love
to !.!.Leatherwood for fifty a.cres,referred to as the Harrel
place ·and as joining the l ands t hen oo~upied by Alfred craig.
This bond bears' date,oc·t.l4,187Z,and is of record in Haywood
County. See page £L_of this abstract.
~ .... On 3ep.26.1896, the ~ecutors of J as . F- .Love executed a bond
for t1 tl• for fifty acres to J!;.A'.Leatheraood. The description
1ri this bond is by metes and bounds, and makes mention of thie
tr:1ot joining the E'.A.Leatherwoo~ borne plnoe on the west. The
bond is of record tn Hsyvrao4 County.
See psge pot this abstract. ·
4. Under date•March 31,1915,1.f .J . Hannah, Trustee and Admin-istrator
for the Love J~ state,conveyed two fifty ac:re trnots to
A.J .Leatherwood, F.eserving unto hi me elf as said. Trustee, onef ha.lf
the mineral interests with mining privileges. For the author-ity
W.J.Ha.nnah as Trustee &dn Administrator for the Love E_state,
see pages 76 through 80 of this abstract. In its recitals,
this deed makes ment1.on of the bond referr e'75.00~the agreed
purchase price~ It ie riot definitely known that this second
tract is the same boun'dary as tha,t intended to have beoll. covered
by the bond to E.A.Le!Jtherwood,mentioned in paragraph two herein;
But it is ,~t least,fn the imr~ed 1ate v1cfnity,and it is the rea-sonable
assumption that it was. tt was upon this traot that
E.A.Leatherwood had established his home at the time he acquired
bomd for title to the tr&ct lying to the w eat of 1 t. · .e\nd it
is known that it was his intention and purpose to renounce all his
claim to l ands in this vicinity, to his son,'l~ .J .:Leathe:rwood;eome
time previous to the ;ve&r.,l915.,at the time of tlle execution of the
deed under discussion in this p aragra~h. The present owners
of fill unsold lands :formblly belonging to the Love Esta.te.,coneiders
that this deed was intended to oomply >Vi th the two Love bonds
referrec'l to. See page 2.:!_ o'f this abstract.
5.· 131' sui'f'ictent ae0d, bearing clate,Sep.5,19lo, A..J •· . .
Leather.vodd and hts wife.,Frances Leat herwood,conveyed a boundar7,
said to contain ten ncrea,more or less,~o Leonard Hall. The
d.escription 1s not as clear as 1t ' n~1ght be,but·it fs . thought that
i.t embraces within its bounde.,eome part of the land covered by
each of the fifty acre trilete mentioned in the previous paragraph.
This is unimportant :from the f nct that by :fUlly re'corded chain of
t1tle.th1~ tract,with the except1on of about one and one-half acres,
previously conveyed to another party , cot'H!IS baok,&long with other
parte of the two fifty acre tracts,to t he present owner.
See l)age I r;.iif this abstr1.::ct.
6. On Oct.27,1917,L£:?onard Hell &nd hie wife,Mollie Hell.
by sufficient deed,conveyed nbou.t nine ncres of t he boundt.ry
mentioned in the previous l)ar agr aph.towelter Grooms.having
conveyed one and one-half acr~s previo'usly, This deed is ;reg-ular
in form,properly executed &nd~f rttcord in Hayeood County.
See page f£...of t his abstract.
7. On Feb.l4 ,19201Walter Groo-s. and hiu w:tfe .Ado:j.e Grooms,
by suffiCient deed recorded in Hajw·ood County,conv~yed the nine
acre boundary,mentioned in the pr~vt()ue . paragraph,to A.o • .Tao'kson.
See page f-C. of this abstract~
" "
Caldwell. · 1'hie deed is re&i\-iar i.n: fo:rrn, properly exewted and
recorded i.n ffa)'Wood .county. ~ee ! page tio:f thts abstract.
9. A yea'! previous to \the' above msntioned transactt on,
na.rnely,June t,li21,A.J .Leatherwood and his 'tVii'e,Franoes Leatherwood,.
e:xecuted a deed to J . Y ~O~ld:~v~'ll :ror the two fifty acre tracts
: ~
.·w:t th certain exc,eptions. These \:f:):xceptions comprise what we now
,' ·~
know as tracts 283.285 and 2 86,wh~ch have already beeh acquired.
They.together with traot 284,now under disouee1on,make up the
two ori.gina.l fifty ac:a r;eatherwood tracts .aeverel tim.es ment'lxmed.
in this a.naly(!iS. This deed 1s regu.la"t" ln form,-properly exe-cuted
and r ecorded in Haywood County. See page~of this abatrnots
10. On llarch 3,l926.J .M.Oal dwell,joiaed by his wife,Etta
Caldwell,eonveyed t he bound~ries of paragrt~.phs a and 9 herein
to J.B • ..Phillips,the present owner of tract 284. This deed is
regU.l.ar in form~properly executed anc1 of record in RnYRood county
4
See page .!l.J_of this abateact.
11. We find on :record one paid deed of trust affec"tifB
a part of thts tr{act. See page -9/~:;f this abstract. "
12. M.ineral res•rvation referred to :tn: pa.ragrapb 4 has
recently been cleared. up by a desd :from l l'tlgb J .sloan end others,
otvners of all unsola ltmd and m:hiera l interests formally owned
by the love P:state. See page q_'s of this t.tbstrsct •
.f.ngineer's a ffidavit at pe.ge f1-o~ th:t.e a bstract.
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NORTH CAROLINA PARK COMMISSION
ABSTRACT OF DEED OR GRANT
In Preamble As Signed As Acknowledged
samuel. I. • Love Proven
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1. Kind of Conveyance ........ ~~4 .... ~~r .... ~;\..1!~t ....... . 2. Date of Conveyance .......... l~l4~.7.3 ........................ ..
3. Is it properly executed ...... .... ..................... , .... .. , ............ .. .
5. Before what Officer acknowledged ......... J~.t.!..!Q.!L ..
4. Date of Entry and No ........................................................ .
6. Acknowledgements, regular ................. Y08 .............. -.... ..
7. If irregular, copy in full on back. .................................. . 8. Did all grantors acknowledge ........................ NO ............ .
9. Date of acknowledgement... .... l2.~.!1~f3.5 .................. .. 10. Was privy examination of wife taken .............. .N~L .. ..
11. Did officer affix SeaL .................. ...................................... .
13. Does conveyance contain convenants-
(a) of seizin ................................ NO ................................ .
12. Was order of probate correct... ..... Yftll ........................ ..
14. Date of filing for record ....... 1~l-~i5 .................. ..
15. Book ......... ....... f ...................... Page .............. lf.? ........ ..
(b) power to convey .......................... N'O .......................... . for .......... HaJWO.od ..................... , ........... County.
(c) against encumbrances ..................... NQ ................... . 16. Does deed contain any special limitations, provisions
(d) against claims of all others ................... .NO ............ .. or restrictions .................................................................... ..
17. Habendum clause (Quote fully) ...... ............... ... ................. None .... Qiven .................................................................................. .
'----· .................. ....... ........... .................... .. .................. .. ........ .. ............ .. .......... ...... .................... ........ .. .. ..................... ... ... ................................................ .
Exact Description of Property
That the said Samuel L. LOV. doth make or oauee to
bfl made a good and aur:t1o1ent 4ted ot oonveyanoe to~
fifty acres ot lan4 lying on Anne branch, a tributary
ot B1s Ql"eek - formally surveyed by P. w. E4warde
to~ john suton .... known now as the Ha.rel ple.oe adjo1n-
1Il6 the land& now oocup1ed by .Utred Cre.1g.
NORTH CAROLINA PARK COMMISSION
ABSTRACT OF DEED OR GRANT
In Preamble As Signed As Acknowledged
:: w. L• F.J.lliard ancl w. L• If1l.1ia2.'4 and Q
~ s. L• _Love. s. L• tove,
f Executors Exeoutors
Proven
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1. Kind of Conveyance..-... .Bond .. .fCJr ... .ntl.e ....... . 2. Date of Conveyance ............ -9~.2.&!!94 .......................... .
3~ Is it properly executed .............. c .... . .. . .... . ...... . .... .. .......... . . . 4. Date of Entry and No .................................... .................... .
5. Before what Officer acknowledged ............. C.-..8. •. 0 •... 6. Acknowledgements, regular ............... Y •....................
8. Did all grantors acl..-nowledge ....................... NQ ............. .
10. Was privy examination of wife taken .............. NQ ....... .
7. If irregular, copy in full on back ..... ~ ............................ .
9. Date of acknowledgement ..... .... 8~.9-~l. .................... .
11. Did officer affix SeaL ............. NO ..................................... . 12. Was order of probate correct .......... Y.es ....................... .
13. Does conveyance contain convenants- 14. Date of filing for record ........ B~~-01 ....................... .
(a) of seizin .................................. 110 .............................. . 15. Book ..................... 1.4 .............. Page ............. 24,6 .......... .
(b) power to convey .. ............ .......... JfO ........................... . for ............ F.nywood ............................... County.
(c) against encumbrances .................... N.O. .................... . 16. Does deed contain any special limitations, provisions
(d) against claims of aU others ................... NO .............. . or restrictions ··········································'···························
17. Habendum clause (Quote fully) ............. ......... _______________ NQnO .. G1ven. ............... _________________________________... ................................... .
... .... .. ............................ .... : ... ................ .... .......... .. .' .............. ................. ............................................ ....... .................................................................... .
Exact Description of Property
SAID EXECUTORS ARE TO MAKE A DEED OF C ON'VEYANCE TO
50 ACRES OF l..AJ.'TD ON T".t!E WATERS OF BIG OREEK I.N HAYWOOD
COUNTY •
5EGOO;ING at a ohostnut oak on the soutlf side near th•
top of the Dl()untain, and runs North 35 East 99 poles
to _ a ououmbe;r1 the· Soutbwest oornexo _of his home _traota
thence wi tll tne West boundary line ot the same to the
Norihwet oorner in Aoa J'ttnkln' s line: thonoe w:t th said
line south 50 East 25 poles to his corner; thence south
35 West 20 poles to a stake; thence to the beginning,
containing 50 acres.
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ABSTRACT OF DEED OR GRANT
In Preamble As Signed As Acknowledged
~ W ;J • . H:annah, Trustee and
i:i Administrator
"..'
Same Same
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~ ;... A.J .Leatherwood
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1. Kind of Conveyance .. S.pe.c::tal ... we:r.,;;·.anty. ..... . 2. Date of Conveyance ..... ...... z~zl...,.l-5 ............................ .
3. Is it properly executed ...... yes ..................................... .. 4. Date of Entry and No ............................................ ..... ....... .
5. Before what Officer acknowledged .. H ... .P ................... .. 6. Acknowledgements, regular .... :y-ee················ ················
7. If inegular, copy in full on back ................................ .. .. 8. Did all grantors acknowledge ............. :x; ........................... .
9. Date of acknowledgemenL ........ 4~31~.15 .............. .. 10. Was privy examination of wife taken ... ]: ..................... .
12. Was order of probate correct ...... yetl····························
14. Date of filing for record .... 4~.1D~!!l.fL ...................... .
11. Did officer affix SeaL ...... yea ......................................... .
13. Does conveyance contain convenants-
(a) of seizin .~ .................................................................. .. 15. Book .4.4 .................................... Page .. Z-&9---···················
(b) power to convey ..... y:e,.g ........................................... .. for ·····---Haywood-············· ······················County.
16. Does deed contain any special limitations, provisions
or restrictions ~ ... m.i.n~tr.&l. ... :tnt.er.es.t ........... .
............ :res.e.rv.e.d ........................................................... .
(c) against encumbrances ... :x ........................................ ..
jf;~ ..
(d) against claims of all Jt'Etr1,;;-.... tov.e.a---------------- • .( fi' "C'Tr · #
17. Habendum clause (Quote fully) .To···h&V·e· -and····to··:hold ··t·he---~for-e-s·afd·· ··t·raet·· ··o:f····lti"na······
wi.t.h .... the ... pr.iV:tl.eges ... and ... appurtenan.c.es .... t.here.t.O-'--b.e-l-o.ng-ing-- -~nt-G----t-he···s&i-4··· ··· ···
A .. J .... L.Nt.the~o.o.d ... .ana ... his ... heirEl .. and ... .e.s.s.ig.ns ... to .... h-1-s---:;.nf.---t-he-1-r----on-ly---lle-e···and···
b t?.AoP.f. .... t.o.r.e:v..er. .•.................................................................. · ······---~---··········· ............................................................. ··--··························
Exact Description of Property
This eeed tr.ede this the 31st day of March,l915,by W.J.Rannah,Truste
r..nd Hdm:tnistratoe for the he1Ts-atle.w of Jas ,R.Love ;,deceased,Bnd others,
owners ofthe lands known s s the Love Speeulutdon Lands to A.J.Leatherwood
of the county of Rayaood and state of Norjh Carolina;
Witnesaeth:Thet,whereas ,Jas. H.Love,Deeeaeed,unoe-r a decree of the
Gourt of Equity fo BUncombe County,North Carolina,made in the year
1857 ~nd under the provisions of e. deed o:f agreement entered into on
the icth day of Oct.l857,by Jas. h .Love, E.M.Henry,Jas.L.-Renry.William
i1Jelch ,John .:e.Lov4,Dillard Love and ~illiam I:I.Thornas. became !I'ruatee for
himself snd the said parties above named of the Love Speculation Lands,
lying in the counties of Yancy,Madison,.Buncombe, Ha.~w ood E.nd Jackson,
v'ti th po~ver to ¢onv~i make sales of the same and execute title deeds
therefor;and
Wh0reas, the said. Jaa. n .Lo'fe died seized end
