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Will praetice ta State ana Federal iU he tesfssaeted with fidelity and dis- . . ' ' ::. ' x n. dillard, ATTC2SSTATLAX7, ' R. B. BMERONEY, Jk livMTMT, .: XOKTK CaKOLIXA WIU premptiy lattead calls, day or SUiUtic, PsaebtrM street jyt. G. WH1TCOMB, . riACTICXffG PHY8ICIAK : Mvbfht, N. C. :o: DR.W,S.McCOMBS, RXSIDKHT DkJSTIST, XlURPnY, NORTH CAROLINA. llaviog had several years experi aeer in dentistry, and being well Trepared to do any work in my line, effer my service" to the people of llarphy "and surrounding country. Froasising to do their work in the Vest manner, en the most reasonable terms. N. A. ZIMMERMAN, COT, ISOS SA1HXS3 XXAZES, McartiT, . c. flretelasa repair work dsns at modtr wte pi lees The patronage of the public teepeotfaUy solicited. V. BRITTAIN, -.W xnuii iiAiirrr. BUSPHT, : N. C. I have either toef or mutton oa Tues days, Tbttrsdaye and Saturdays. Pa tiarwage eeUeited, Prompt delivery. U. J.D.CROMWEU OinniTiLLx. : : : : Flokida. vV.ll b in Murnbv Jnlr 1st, if not aoonar. a&d will be wepared to do All kinds ef Dental work. Gold tfifM) gold bands and Bridge work A speciality. Teeth inserted in gold- platinam, celluloid or rubber ptatee Teeth extracted without pain by the sue of Nitrous Oxide gss. TIN SHOP. I an now prepared to do allkitdi of Tin work repairing andmanu. iActanng. fcpeet! at-Mition given to GxtUeri-ag and Roofing. Qhop over tUw Ilardware Stere. E. T. KISSELBERG. . Murphy, N. C. wpv' I r) iff 9 m w VP 4k 9 pB I m. k - - - - hCa A Wot cat. OthmMiMtawii. w m jvul mm v . rwMth. T rmadm IUm wrtt nd Jut bora. t Ur-rT ymm an. Bro b- it Mtty miln tnmmlUm il4hf.AHM Wkwwikw aad Mn m. Caa warm la V.r. tiaa arittlM lma. Bif oawr for c- . M jmm. mmu, ni'"i '- crm. FaHara num anuwr im. KW mt wnn'larfel- rmrUmlara fre. eti . f k. Blllllfc mm ill tit i m -. " VJLJ.t -5- Intcreiting' Letters from Prominent Hen. Th following letters ar from Tom linsou Fort. President of the Ottamber of Commerce, Chattanooga, Teun. ; J. C, MelUe, Fayettxrille, N. CM a prominent Attorney, J. T. Jones, editor of the Newport News, Newport, Tenn., and Tb. I. Johnston, of Asheville, N. C : cue at Murphy, N. C, on the 23rd 'iis.iL, received anQ content's and state ments duelj noted. , It is impossible for me to attend, which fact, I great' y regret. ' Manj' aincere thanks for the invitation, and I would fain at tend were circumstances and. condi tions favorable. Most respectfully-, Johx V. Jostis. e . My dear Mn Nohvei-u I kin much -obliged for your kinl invitation to attend the celebration ot the completion of the W.;N. C. R.1L, to Murphy, and wish it were possible for me to be present with your people so that I might, assure them that the felicitation .over this very important event .not confined to then4 hut ; is. common to all the people of IS. C We have at last, after many yean of toil and Ktruggte, border the State with lines of travel and transportation, so that from Cur rituck to Cherokee, there is swift and o - easy communication. i.ou are no longrr wedged in between Georgia and Tennessee; but from your ex treme border you nave a graand highway to AiiheviMe and to Raleigh. Your - friends in the cast, may now see for tberanch-et; jthe. rich and fer tile valley's f pasture- land and fine farms, the huiunlain's and river the mineral wealth jiiKt about to be de veloped, and the.thonsand advan tages which make the county of Cherokee one of the richest and most desirable of all the counties in the State. I trutit and believe, that the com pletion of this ' road may prove of the very highest .good to the whole State, and may bind the more close ly together the best cople in the world, the people of North Carolina. I hope you and yours are well and doing well.' I would like to hear from you sometime as to how you aie getting along, and how the coun try prospers and our friends are. Your friend, J. C. McRak. Mehsbr. R. L. Hkrbert and oth ers, Committee on Invitation, Mur phy, N. C. . Gentr.l received this morning your invitation to meet wtfh the citi zens of Murphy, and Cherokee coun ty "North Carolina on the 23rd in st., t participate in celebrating the com pletion of the Western North Caro lina Railroad to Murphy. A busi ness engagement to meet parties here oiv that day, which I cannot now alter, 'prevents' my acceptance of your invitation. ' ' k. In behalf of the Chamber of Com merce of the City, I congratulate Murphy, and the strong arms and stout hearts of those who have fought "the world the flesh and the devil" for her realization of this step in the future. ''' ' ' " "Go West .and grow up with the countrv" is rapidly beaming. Go mf aV w South and grow up with the country." "East and West lines" are bo longer the only paying lines. The last ten years have shown the largest united growth on "North and Sonth lines.' Southward "the Star of Empire" points the way. Experience teaches that few East and West Tines" pay, unless they are fed in by feeding to No w," that tour line to Savannah and Norfolk is completed, your next line it. the Murphy And Chattanooga une. ;,'. . . .1 hope Chattanooga may have the optKJrtnnrty before many rears have pawed, to unite the good people of Murphy And Cherokee county, to join with us to celebrate the opening and the completion of the Murphy fia w ? , w " IVv-r, pletion ofJthe Western ortU and Chattanooga Railroa". - - Thanking you for the .kind invita tion to be with you on 23rd inst. Yours truly, ' . TOMLIXSOX FOBT. - MURPHY, Messrs. R. L. IIkruert, F. P. Ax lev, J. V. Cooper, R. A. Akin and Bkx Posky, Committee on In- vitation. . Qtntlemein'. I- cannot adequately express the deep regret I feel, that many circumstances beyond my con trol, will prevent -aceepting your in- fi.ood ;om- Caro- lina Railread; but though cbmpelled to be absent, 1 will, in spirit, unite with thera in their rejoicings pi this great enterprise which for nearly a-half century theyv have been ear nestly looking and laboring, for with alternate hope and .disappointment; and I do this, the more cordially, be cause it was my 'good fortune iji the past to make this one of the.spccial objects of my legislative labors. -; : Most hastily do I-congratulate you and, them outthis happy occasion, and roost sincerely do I , believe it to be the beginning of a new epoch iu the history of your County. t y Blessed as your, section is. with so . ' - - . . . : ' ... ' - majiy natural advantages, ana .en iriihe! by such a variety of mineral, and other wealth, there is eveiy rea son to hope that the completion of this Railroad, which brings your people in closer and more intimate commercial and social . relations with the State, and-business sections or the country, will be the mean. of making it one ot the desirable, both for homes and .bu.iuess investments in'our ra,iidlv growing South laud.1 We people, therefore, have much cause for rejoicing over this most au spicious event. ' j ' .- - . But I ican not) I rid. mysfelf --of t h o ought and I 'trust I may be par doned for alluding to it that in the 'great joy of the day there will be, I know, sincere and heartfelt regret, that he, who was the chief projector of this great enterprise at the time apparently impracticable of build ing a railroad through the mountains of Western North Carolina, and who with such ; persistent teal, continued his efforts in behalf of his section and people in the face of discouragements that would cause the stoutest hearts to quail that's he, though living, is prevented by his had affliction from joining with his beloved people in celebrating the commemoration of his life-work. I need not say that I refer to Col. William II. Thomas nor Bhould proper tribute be with held from others who were his co laborer's and succeswfr's iu this great work. The lamented Hayes, of your own County, Bryson, of Swain and Robinson, of Macon, and others, all of whom so earnestly labor in behaff of this Railroad. It is befitting, that the celebration of the laying of the Corner Stone of the magnificent court house, which you are to erect in Murphy, should be the crowning act of this memora ble occasion; For while the one be tokens the administration of justice in the courts of the County, the oth er evidences the realization of that justice to which the Western people have been so many years entitled, and for which they have so particu larly waited. v Again assuring you and the people of my inexpressible regret at not being able to be present and partici pate with them in their rejoicings, and renewing my warmest congratu lations on the completion . of the Western North Carolina Railroad. I am with sentiments bt highest es teem. Very truly yours, . Thos. D. JonxsTox. Alliance Speaking. County Lect'r, W. G. W. Roberts, will address the people in general on the principles of the Alliance, at the following places and times, via. . .. : Mountain Aug. ll'at 2o'cl'-ckp. m. Murphy, u 12 Peachtree, '-18 . SboaJ Creek," 10 Valley R.L, 14 Marble, 15 Tomotla, 17 Ilangingdog,' 18, Baver P., 20 p. m. p. m. it M a u p m . p. m. p. m. p. m. p, m. p. ta. . Come one, come all, and hear the great Alliance Singer. J. A. IXutsKT, 0. Sec'y. N. C. TUESDAY vUGUST 4, 1891, - Hangisgdog Dots. Editors ScOMft Having jeen but one communication from thh section in your paper, 1 1 take greaft pleasure in writing you a lew IinesANew8 in this part of the community feas been very scarcehjut the people ve been at work lust the same.. K Our Farmers are all ' r laving. ; The people of thia hasre- sumed work on their urMi which, If pro srly execntedivwill be the admiration of all wUy nity chance to see it. . We have a good snnday7school at this place, aud the best of o Wer. We have an average attendancT of sev enty-five. -A ' 'Two of Mr.Jamest 2J3i pe's dren died recently, one on the and the other n " the f2, th. chil 21st, May God heal the, hearts of tljp distress ed parents in their great ifflictions. Our public free' schooFJcommene ed at this place July 27th, under the management of Mr. Rolen. Dockery. JJ. Fr Lovinggood has aJdcd a new feature to hU d welling lf the erec tion of an ell. ,jf . Mr. Vaitsel. Palmer sifceeded in killing A large rattlesnakoan Marble Creek a few daj. aS wl'l meas ured 3ft. 4in4 la lengthMith Vint- ties and A button. C C. Gentry one of onr,get there farmers" is done mowing lus grass. Mr. John. Dockery, i the premium for the best patch on Ilangingdog. f watermelon A very large crowd wa present at Ilangingdog on last (4th)Windy and a splendid ermonwa$ delivered " by Rev. John. Ferguson, of Georgia. wood the other day, reciewHi a severe lick in the face from a ole that was bent by another sapling. The health of the community was never better before. . Success to so worthy a sheet as the Scout. Yoursetcn v .Chakuk. Bates. . 7UlItBe Bottled Up! We clip' the following from the Constitution of 29th: Will the Marrietta and North Georgia railroad be bottled up this side of Knoxviile? It js rumored in railroad circles that matters between that road and the East Tennessee are not satisfact ory, and unless sornething is done the road will not be permitted to cross the Tennessee river. At present" the road goes into Knoxviile over the Marysville branch of the East Tennessee. If the con sent of the East Tennessee is with drawn, there will be nothing left for the Mafrietta and North Georgia rail road to do but to build its own "bridge across the Tennessee or stay out of Knoxviile. The road being in the bands of a receiver in.no way conld ' the necessary-bridge and track be built except by issuing receiver's certificates. " A call was made yesteryty on Judge Henry B. Tompkius, ascertain the truth of the rumor, bat it1 was found that he was out of the city, having gone to Knoxviile. Judge Tompkins represents the bondholders, and it is presumed that he U now in Knoxviile for the - pur pose of seeing if existing differences cannot be, adjusted. . ' To the Cituenj of IXurphy. Thirty years ago I gave to the town of Munphy a street twenty feet wide along the brow of the hill inter secting .Hi wassee street where, the calaboose how stands. According to- propositions made , to me by some of the railroad officials that they would open said street, I gavethem ten feet more in width, makipgpt " a . ' m i V'. 1 1 -l street .tmrty ieei wiae. i nave oeeu reliably informed that some of the business men in Murphy objected to the work agreed upon, because they could go to and from the depot with out passing through the pahllo square. If this charge is false, plea? go to work and open up the street accord ing to contract. - - M. Faix. :, , at- , . "'....v. Railroad accident five miles sonth of Blue Ridge. No. 13 Eneine and No. 17 baggage car left the track, ana turnea over. jMoooay nur R. & D. R'Y CO. PASSEXOEB DEPAKTMENT. sar. o. jljl v xsiow. Passexger Traix Scfedule. '. ' (In effect May 31, 1891.) Eastboixd. N'o. 10. No. 12. Lv Knoxviile " Morris town 12:25 pm 8:15 am 1:50 pm 9:25 am 4:85 pm 12:15 pm . . . mm ji ..... JT t 6:20 p ra 1:55 p m 6:25 pm 2:15 pm 7:33 pm 3:25 pm . 8:24 p m 4:0: p ra 9:08 p ra 4:48 p m 9:49 pm 5:28 pm 10:11pm 5:49 pm 11:02 pm 6:40 pm 12:01am 7:34 pm 2:10 a m 3:47 am 10:30 pm 10:41am m'-'Oam 4:20 pm 7:00 am 12:28 pm 4 35 am 1 28 pm 7 15 am Ar. Ashevill . Lv. Asheville " Iteund Knob 44 Marion 44 M organ to u " Hickory " Newton 44 Statesville Ar. Salisbury 44 Charlotte 44 Greensboro 44 Danville ' Richmond " Durham 4 Kaleigh Goldsboro ,4Morchead City 4 Lynchburg 4 Washington 44 Baltimore 44 Philadelphia Ar. New York 310 pm 12 20 pm UXC 7 43 p m 130 pm 3 05 am 7 50 pm 10 25 am 1125 pm ' 1200 m 3 00 am 2 20 pm 6 20 am 4 50 pm Wkbtbound. No9- No.ll Lv. New York 12 15 am 4 30 pm 44 Philadelphia 3 50 am 57 pm 4 Baltimoro 6 50 am 9 SO pm 44 Washington 8 30 am 11 00 pm ' Lynchburg 3 20 pm 5 20 am 44 Danville , 6 35 pro 6 25 ami 44 Richmond 1 00 pm 2 55 am 44 Morhead C ty A 4 N C 0 25 a m - Uoldsboro S 57 pm 8 30 pm 44 J'aleigh 0 10 pm 1 30 am 44 Durham 7 30 pm 3 32 am 4 Greensboro -10 30 pm 10 12 am Ar. Salisbury 12 20 am , 1147 am StatosviUe 1 52 am 1 01 pm 44 Newton . ' 2 47 am 1 44 pm Hickory 3 10 am 2 02 pm Morgauton 3 53 am ,3Upm Marion 4 46 am 3 14 pm ltountf Knob ft 33 am 3 51 pm Ar. Asheville 6 55 am & 03 pm Lv. Asheville 7 30 a m 6 23 pm Ar. Hot Spring 8 56 am . . 6 46 pm Paint Itock 9 10 am 7 00 pm . 44 M jrristown 10 07 am 6 15 pm 44 Knoxviile 11 SO am 8 20 pm "LoulsvilW L & X , . ,7 15 a m " Cincinnatti . Q & C 7 82 a m BOtTHBOlTJJO. No. 14 Lt. Asheville 11 3 a m 2 00pm Ar. Hsmlersonvillo 12 26 p m 3 01 pm 44 Spartanburg . 3.00 p m 5 23 p in 4" Columbia 8 50 p to Charleston acl 12 05 n't No 65 Murphy Branch No 64 (Daily except Sunday) 7 40 am Lt Asheville Ar 4 05 pm 9 40 am Ar Waynesville Ar 2 00pm 12 47 pm Ar Bryson City Ar 9 20 am 6 05 p. m. Ar. Tomotla Lv. 4 50 am Ar. Augusta pb&wc 900pm Ar. Atlanta B fc P 11 59 pm southbound. No. 13 No. 15. Lv. Atlanta e4ii 8 10 a m 900a m 6 15 a m 10 10 a m 2 00 p m 44 Augusta R R4Wc 44 Charleston acl 4columbia n A D 44 Spartanburg 7 05 p m Ar. Ileudersonville 9 34 p m 44 Asheville 10 25 pm 4 22 p m 6i7pm SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. Nos 9 and 10 Pullman Sleepers be tween Goldsboro and Knoxviile. . Nos 11 and 12 Pullman .Sleepers be tween New York and Knoxviile, Greons boro and Richmond and Greensboro and Raleigh. Pullman Sleepers between Charleston and cincinnati,(en trains Nos 15 and 16 to Asheville, and Nos 11 and 12 west thereof.) W. A. Wimbubx, D. P. A. ' Asheville, N. c. V. E. McBEE, Supt. Asheville, N. c. Jas. L. Tavlob, Gen. Pass. Ag't. W. IL GREEN, Gen. Manager. Sou Haas, Traffic Manager. DBAYLINE. As I am doing a regular dray, business and hauling all the freight t nd from the depot, I am therefore prepared to do your hauling much cheaper han others. Your patronage respectfully olicited. ' LAWRENCE BEAU COUSTJHPTIOS CUILED. An old physician," retired from prac tice; having had placed in Ms hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a posi tive and radical cure for Nervous Com plaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers iu thousands of cases, has feltitlus duty t make, it known to his. suffering fellows. Actuated by this . mo tive and a desire to relieve human suffer ing! will send free of charge, to air who desire it, this recipe, ia German. French, or English,' with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this aper. -W. A, No yes. Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y. ; ; ! ly. ': C naASesna t.ii i m r ' ft " Vm'aml if sts sewuttttY " lr.t, I'tM, m.v MHat rOH BAU BT AGENTS WANTED. - "wsNissssaBjssfBSB m J. P.Robinson, M.E. REAL :-: ESTATE MUliPHY, , : : N. C. Mineral Lnndy Farming Land and City Property Geological and Timber reports made, lands surveyed and plats made. Ckmmwam . y HTT aiaial isfaction guaraoteed. Twenty years experience in Pennsyl vania, Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama. Tennessee, North Carolina, Arkansas. Texas and New Mexico. $Sotne bargains on books of Irox Ore, Marble, Talc, Corrundnm. Coal, and Timbered Lands, in large and email blocks. Correspondence solicited. WATCIIESAMO JEWELRY . AT THE JEWELRY SHOP OF George McLelland. At Black k Moore's Store. OTEPX0 JLnOa OP CROCKERY TINW ARE ANB GLASS. Plates PerSet, Redueed Froni 60 to 40 cta, . Tea Cup and Saucers, " 65 ' 45. V, , " Pocket Knives, 75 50. (t u 4 60 40. " Table Knives and Forks, 75 4V ' h t a 85 55. Be6t Honey in One Pound Boxes, at 10. Best Green Tea, ' 50. FINE STOCK OF CFLEBRATED FIRE 'PROOF ROCKINGHAM; WARE. 0. H. PADDOGK. Cooper Corner Leads OTHEBS FOLLOW. : GREAT BARGANS . Given Six Days in Every Weels. Facts and not Fiction are being tfaily demonstrate by those who have tried and convinced themselves that r are the peoples great money savers. We buy.aii Kinds of; produceat highest mar Ket prices and pay cash or goods. . A. L. COOPER & CO. A GREAT DROP! PRICES VERY LOW7 At The Bi We are receiving Iriow Goods daily," and have mado sorae remarkable ' , aj, - " - - ' : cheap purchases, and will givo our customers the benefit - - of them. . ' We will buy any-thing frci sparrow to an ox, and sell goods lower, than ever before. ; ;f Fine Jewelry and Stationery a. Speciality. . . ' ' ( V ' ' No. 51 I atraetof tb kBWS,Bowiat; lluw ta f m OMmla PataoU, CaTst. Trada V - I ' t ikwfaafc V' If ... .i,uiii..,.,i.ji- Wurpliy SloiGl; sri W,ea'r: L. L. COFIE1D, PROPRIETOR. , MURPHY X. C. This new house is now prepared to keep regular boarders and tran sients at reasonable rates. Central ly located. The patronage of the public solcited. All we ask is a triaL Coui teous attention and wholesome diet. g Oriou. o o o u O en o a. U.AfaiiMa ctnirr(iM - :