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'"7k'..-'- Attmey it Law :y-'y
. m.yiijra.x ' 1 S xf wNed we woRdcr that h
MUicpny, ; - r N. .
AH nsiiwiininafii to -me "will te
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.Office n thc 3o Mer Ttrick. ;
"Witherspbou &Witlierspoon
Attorneys at La
MURPHY, - N.C.
lV.ictico in State anrl Federal courts.
Office hi Wood building.
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W. M. AX LEY.
AttJrncy'at Law SndTlteal Estate,
DR.
Vt.- 3'- McCOMBS,
Rssident Bentist.
MUUPBS, '
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. DR. J. N HILL. "
ilUiPHY;'!? C'V '
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OfiLce m ood bniMinft-oii tb sec
odA floor. . liooms 110 and 111.-
D?. S. HEIGH WAY.
mdiuVy, n. g.
OSce front rooms upstairs fn Wood
buildlug;-
E. C MOORE,
? Murphy, N. C. s
? -Watchmaker, Jeweler and
X Engraver
n-3 flnio Poirnlrora flnrt Jill kind
f Jewelry repaired on 6hort notice.
-v All work scparanteea.
V a
AsVeviHe Citizen
" ' --Si"- -
i roan
VL WithsrspocnrKorvelU
IVaatifal iu'its eimplioity andRb-
lifejleftinity, and 6t unasual. lntereat to a
ortb CaroJiarge 'crclea f fiends, wm the mart
kcqnittal of one roan.i ? Prtlaf.
tther, and in the, lace:! proef s4oa -.formed and enter eiHt1
READ THIS
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medical profession jiaa ioeatect the
'open airn treatme"ht for conswinp
tion. combined with "plenty of milk
and eggs."" This has constituted the
routine treatment in the past, as it
constitutes the routine treatment to
Say. That this method is of no avail
is clearly shown by the startling fact
that consumption causes
One Dcatn Every Three Minutes by
the Clock
If yoa are a victim of consumption
it is for you to 6aj' whether or not you
will place your hope of recovery in a
treatment that produces no better re
sults. If you do so, your prospects for
recovery are about as bright as a star
less nigbt. Plenty of fresh air is good
for everybody, whether they are con
sumptive or not. But fresh air alone
will not cure consumption.
OZOIi appeals to the common sense
of mankind, and a little common
sense is worth tons of pseudo-scientific
learning. OZOL will cure every
curable ca? of consumption. It nev
er hurts the patient. If every con
sumptive would take OZOL when the
disease is first discovered, the death
rate wouid not be one every three
minutes, as it Is under the present
routine treatment.
If your druggist cannotupply yon
we will ship, all charges prepaid, on
receipt of price. Per bottle, $1.50;
per dozen, $15.00. Large qt. bottles.
THE OZOL CO.
MURPHY. N. C.
NOTICE.
Jsorth Carolina Clay county:
In supeiiov court, before clerk.
H.ou E. Handcock vs. JSJarth Sander
son, T. II. Handcock and the heirs at
law of Nancy Coleman, dee'd. Mary
Witt, dee'd, Wm. Handcock, dee'd,
Isabel Davis, dee'd, Jf . N. Handcock,
dee'd, and R. B. HaneocK, dee'd.
The defendants above named will take
uotico that an action as entitled above
3ias been commencks in tne superior
'SSf'yirrt'orrJIay'countj for the purpose of
allotting dower to tne piaintm in prop
erty of her deceased nusoana, M. w.
Handcock: and the said defendants will
further tako notice that they are requir
ed to appear before the elerk of the su
perior eourt of said couuty on the 20th
Say of January, 191-3, at the court house
of said county in Hayesyjlle, N. C, and
answer the petition in said proceeding
or the plaiatiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said petition.
This December 1. 1912.
EARLX ANDERSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
The iaw'-os this subject is
plain and clear, and if enforced to
the letter would saye many from pre
mature graves. It is this impunity
with which men may carry revolvers
that has bred and developed this
wholesale slaughter of humanity, and
it is time the legislature of ftorth
Carolina makes the can ying of con
cealed weapons a penitentiary of
fense. Other states have done so
and if we are to retain our place in
the ecale of enlightened and intelli
gent people let us put a higher value
on human life, and make the posses
sion of a manslayer's weapon a fel
ony. Under present conditions eyen
bill collectors, secure in the know,
ledge of their hidden guns, can walk
into the unprotected hbmes of honest
working men and shoot at will. Not
even the presence of aged mothers
and wailing infants can avert the
muzzles of the murderer's gun.
Why is human life held so cheaply?
Because, as we have stated, mushy
and incompetent juries continue to
turn man killers loose on helpless and
shamed communities.
Presbyterian Church o Murpliy, l)e
cember 8tt.r '." $t'0'' f'V-v
5 The ch u Yen Twaa 4&autif ully 31 a hd
artistically v dec6.raleUitnder,,tae su"
pervision JjltrstvVP1
and Mrs.. Ci Mrickeraon,asetd
by the young ladies. rI'
iri thai, men ir potnesitate',to i nage.oi iisis luartjj .-.ioTYe-ug."-
ei.aL C-w, u i ivjera:tu rri'nneis in iie qt i.h; a:m iur. i,tJ
tMo tresece of their-children,; rfjenan.4 Wf. J?;nz,&AVi, herson in the
slayer alter slayer .is acquitted by
mandlin jurors too easily gulled by
the claim of self-defense thin and
shallow in many cases? What, are
we coming to? "The last two .years
in this state, and we do not overlook
nor own immediate section, have
presented the ac
slayer after anoth
of these factswe have come to" the
conclusion that ills a greater felony
to sell whiskey than to take, human
life, and that the latter crime is at
tended with far less risk of punish
ment.. - The "tiger" 'invariably goes
10 the roads while the man hi ay er in
too often acquitted. '.
' We need not g( into details , and
recall the long list of. slayers who -are
walkings abroad on the streets of
Norlh Carolina today, with the mark
of Cain on their brows and the febpo
lutiou of juries in their heartsj they
are known to Allwho read and hean
and it is'jnot a list which Reflects
any credit on the state. Irrespoosi
ble and cowardly men, emboldened
by the fact that they can carry dead
ly weapons without fear-of ..punish
ment, shoot at will and take human
life with the 6ame sang-froid . that
they would kill a fly. ; If- you read
the newspapers you must have noted
that in several oases where man kill
ers were" acquitted - they were V not
called upon to answer to the charge
of carrying concealed wthons. Why
no IT
Phone No. 41.
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MRPHY MILLS,
Flour, Meal and Feedstuff
We are now running as a merchant
And exchange mill, and sell our out
put at wholesale and retail, and de
liver our eoods free of charge Inside
the corporate limits. So order too
farire or too small for us.
FLOUR, MEAL and FEEDSTUFF
on band ait the time. - ' ' ',
-; Before making purchases, merch
ncs will o well to get our prices.
MURPHY MILLS.
. New tone ot legal blanks just re
- ived at this office.
Bonds for title on hand. '
Rehearsal Party.
A pretty event of last Monday
evening was the rehearsal party, at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. George W.
Candler, which was a delightful com
pliment to Miss Margie Norvell and
Mr. Dob Witherspoon, after the re
hearsal for their wedding which took
ploe on Tuesday-morning.
The house was prettily decorated
with white, and green, the color
scheme for the' evening. The table
in the dining room, around which the
wedding party were seated, was
beautiful in its artistic decorations
The table was completely covered
with handsome Battenburg lace, and1
had for a centerpiece a tall handled
green basket tied with a large bow of
white tul'e. This basket held the
wedding cake which was iced in
white and green with the initials of
the bride and groom. From the cen
terpiece to the four corners of the
table were ropes ' of asparagus fern
twined with white tulle . which was
tied into a large bow at each corner
of the the table. , About the table
were white and green bonbons and
ereen shaded white tapers. The re-
freshments were dainty and delicious
E. D.
Pupils who expect to enter sub
scription school, will please meet
Miss Bland in' the Woman's Mission
Room, now fitted for school use Mon
dar, 8:30 a. m., Jan. 6th, 1913. Sob
scription terms 11.50 per month.
church .to the strains of ' Mendel
sohn's wedding niarcb effectively
rendered by. Miss "Annie, Witber;
epoon, sifter jf tne. grom.: -
First carn Jtheushers, '.Messrs. E
W, Davidson and l S. Parken Kol
loTving these were the bridesmaids
and groomsmen Miss Mary 'Candler
with. Hiilj JVliss .porMaat
ney rwit?Pifyatij"MiV; Lea
Elliott with Tom Mauney.; Next'
came the maid of .honar, Miss Hettie
Kate Akin. ' ' ;
Then came ; the lovely brtde on
arm of her father. She was met" at
the altar by the grfjom, wh6: entered
with his best man, $r. Jerry W. Da
vidson. ' 'p .'..- ; '"';x"V
' Before a JbeautifuyalUr, ;4)ankeji
with ferns aud lighted with .waxen
tapers, the impressive ceremony was;
readby liev. Dr..K. P. Smith, of
Asheyillo. 'f? y2?
The bride wpre a lovely gowif of
crepe meteor, elaborately trimmed
svith'exquisite" laces .and embroider
ed, with pearls, and the'; soft-"tulle veil
was adiu sted wi th a j wreaMf of oran2fs
blossoms. " Her only ornament was
a handsome pearl brooch, a gift of
the groom. She carried a bouquet
of yalley Fillies.
The maid of honor was gowned in
maize colored satin, with a drapery
of chiffon, and wearing a veil of
tulle, caught with rhine stones. Her
bouquet was white carnations.
The bride's maids were charming
ly gowned in blue charmeuae, with
chiffon drapery, and trimmings of
crystals. They wore short veils of
tulle, caught with a wreath of crys
tals. They carried white carnations.
The bride is the beautiful and ac-
coraplisheddaughter ot Colonel and
Mrs. E.' B. Noryell. The groom is
the son of Col. L. L. Witherspoon,
and belongs to one of the oldest and
best known families, of the State.
He is a sfeodrdyoung attorney and
genuinely popular socially.
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. Witherspoon and his bride left
for Atlanta and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon have a
wide circle of devoted friends, who
wish them a long and prosperous
married life. A.
TfLi
T
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the finances of Cherokee County For the Year
3
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Ending November 30, 1912.
ntNClaimsw'a , :
ex-uonreu
-I'
vrtness.i
fun ex-Confed
ry water- ...
Liaiiojary
-Jm f eefe i,... ......
fef -"d
20 JOO
1.10
2000
4.05
7.35
14.47
1.10
3.55
3.20
20.00
6.00
12.50
. 2.00
.50
10.65
4.80
72.14
3.00
2.00
8.25
83.75
10.40
9.00
9.60
.60
9.00
30.80
.60
3.55
5.35
5.08
1.10
. M0
1.10
4.20
3.10
210
1.60
2.60
8.20
7.90
.80
42.58
6.00
18.40
.50
1.70
1.70
UiO
2.60
.60
7.67
1.45
.15
49.25
Inmates Made Happy.
M org anton, N. C, Dec. 25.-
Christmas brought its glad tidings to
every one of the 1,400 patients in
the State hospital here and every
thing possible waa done to niake a
happy Christmas for the unfortunate
ones. '
Every patient received a bountiful
supply of candies, fruits, nuts, etc.,
and throughout the long corridors
holly and other decorations and large
banners bearing such inscriptions as
"A Happy Christmas" and "Christ
mas Greetings," added to the happi
ness of the patients.
The preparation of the special
Christmas dinner, which is given
every year, is an enormus uhdertak
ing. More than 150 turkeys and
abont 200 chickens were prepared
for the dinner, which will give some
idea of the proportionate amount of
other things it requires for the meal.
In addition special entertainments
and amusements were arranged for
Christmas week and patients -'give
and receive' presents and a general
happiness fills the entire institution.
W T , T.
umiri .......
JSc.ti Patterson
A'J'-T)errr:Vfc'iT
.soldier;
Town of Muri
O X Ooilett phfcfib reps o h
j F-'Aoarnat.hT.yitness.
iUeks B Ifee&.w..-.
3KJ,liii3fyt.es...-.
C: R Ljnrij,nJ exp9iLou ia
LannlnjS 14
Puny -Patters-r janitor c li......
Everet-Vraddi Co plat book...
E C jloore w.iii4g c h clock......
J B Bivins -wivess ;
J A Taylbr rf?fe-k c h tower...
Jde Cfow servv rotwi notice .
G V Hall jai:es
CherHdw Co il sup- -
T &jaringeijjudge election..
Henry Maorfttfiourt vrk ....
lilf.CTiiin 1 t "iy field sup for
7;.ponTt bewse. ....Wi.. .....
A; Rk'3 t'o qor.
Gp yV Hall cot f officer.
Wiflifartl n (: or.V.
J H.Postell vness.....".
Wll.West Cv nr....:...
Ajohrisonce wk
yAitez I'almtr vfthes9.
GFW Hill shi! lies..
D'W-Doweese ,'iayor fees...
8 J Taylor coctable .....
G WStepp V ess:.....
, Ellen Hardin TTituess........
Jolm-Haratu .itnesa.
J WVH.M.rtlin vns...
J.TYJ.IIardin '."?tnesaiv-i
BHen liardfn V ness.........
A- TJonn.sotr.U - ness.....
Mazsie Tram?oi:witness...
112 -.: f Lia
vv A Bryson
XT PostelTsly-
AVoodwkff .lainbei
Pony Pfttfcersr-n Janitir
CJB H)H br4: T WIuse.....
TMAHC,J 1'tice lees.
.W 3 Martijv'luies..
Victor UndewVTwitness.....
Ben Chn&fiain witness.........
J H Woods witness .... ..
J H Woods magistrate
B P Lovingood Bhn tees
G D Kicks kpg poor.
A L Johnson elk to comr and
other werk
A L Johnsn office sup
W P Willix constable
J B Phillips witness......
Edwards & ISrougnton oi sup..
Town of Murphy water
C ACoilettrepr jail
E C Moor wag clock
it Vnvii.s KhfP fees..
G W Hall jailer-....'. 54.30
G W Hall shff fees 1-90
E A Voyles ct officer
E A Voyles shff..
Mnf Rrlw Co ct and Tail sup..
Mur Lt & Pow Co lights 12.90
J J Phillips mkgwinaws court
house basement
A Rice comr
W J Martin comr
W M West comr...
w Af Rrondle witness
B Wright- witness.... 1.10
Af inkpna witness 1-70
E B Norvell exp Raleigh
February, TP.nnnh Pftt.tfirson SWOSf C h.
D W Deweese co'bd blth 4.00
Ewds & Broughton off S"P 45-2
n A TTfimbreelun exp J. W.
Hembree confed sold
C A Collett c h rep
Town of Murphy water
A D Towng prtg an stat.
Thad Laney witness ...
W L Voyles svg rd odrs
Ed Howell -witness r
Ed Howell witness
E C Moore wdg clock
J H Wood coao h... .
W A Bryson shff fees
G W Hall coift'Jack Allen to
Morgantonlf'i...........:
G W Hall jaSl A..............
G W HalL jailer...i.
A Rice comr..
W J Martin comr....... ,.
W M West corlc
W J Marti li RlfV ob bd hlth.
A L Johnson clfio comrs....,..
A L Johnson oft sup............
J J McDonald ten ff..
A Z Roberts witness...............
A Voin n I p!fHII ; -
A A Fain o s Cifees.....
. . ' i March
Pony PattersoH janitor 6.00
T C Kimsey fun exp ex-confed
soldier... 20.00
H S Hayes mksi map Val prop... 21.80
J K Brvson shff . 1.80
'- T Y JIT a a nfn tro '
jut-i.i
j.jJrow &rg rd ordrs.w.,...i.i...".
Dolpl Jaoks.on janitor...........: -
G.W Hair jailer.............
Bob Wjllix. witness...:.. ..'
N R Martin witness.
C'A Collett plumb rep...
C A Collett plumb rep
Cher Hdw Co lime...
Mur Mat Co mattresses furnsh-
ed G V Hall
E 0 Moore wndg clock .....
Cher Hdw Co jail and p h sup.
Hattie Axley stenogvk
Town of Murphy water
Mur Water Wks water
J A Richardson assign wit.
Fnink Bandy assign wit ..
James Bryson assign wit..... ...
G M Evans hid? inquest
P M Reagan jury inquest.........
W C Waldroup jury in.
J M Morrow jury inquest........
J R Leach jury inquest
W C Morrow
W M Bradley jury in
Dickey & Singleton team to
Andrews ,. -
H M Whitaker jury inquest....
A Rice comr
A Rice comr ,
W J Martin comr extra serv....
Harbin Wallace witness. ,
Kiser Wallace withes
W M West comr
A L Johusen clko comrs etc...
A L Johnson office sup
Harve Br j son witness
Harve Bryson witness
May v
Jesse Crain witness
Alf Morgan prtg court cal
Alf Morgan prtg 1 1 notices
HattTe Axley stenog for court
W F Anderson fun ex Confed
soldipr
T N Bates witness
124.00J
1.50
10.00
.101.18
-d.10
--8.40
11.35
3.00
.35
6.25
' 2.00
2.45
4.00
4.95
7.69
5.10
1.10
2.80
40.00
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
10.00
4.50
11.00
4.50
7.40
6.40
12 85
6.20
2.10
10.(K)
13.65
2.80
.60
1.10
1.10
3.00
1.25
45.00
26.S0
1.50
11.20
2.10
25.95
4.95
5.25
2.00
3.85
7.50
1.04
12.20
3.00
7.40
6.60
6.00
1.70
30.00
6.00
20.00
6.75
4.95
33.00
1.10
.90
1.10
2.60
2.10
5.00
3.85
39.85
70.85
5.00
13.00
12.60
6.00
4.00,
14.60
1.75
6.15
2.20
92.28
199.57
A A Fain floor oil etc.
E C Moore wdg clock and rep..
Married, Tuesday, Deo. 31st, at
the Hotel Regal, by. Dr. Atkin, H.
L. Green way and Miss Katberine
McCIoskey, both of Mineral Braff,
Ga. Thy were accompanied by
Fred Daves and 'Allison Prince and
Misses Etta Dickey and Maude Ves-
j Asheville Wednesday morning.
E B Norvell profess serv......... 85.00
Mur Hdw Co o n ana au sup.
James Jordan witness..
Walter West witness...
G W Stepp magistrate....
A Rice comr..
A L Martin svg bd hlth
A L Johnson olkg comrs etc-...
W J Martin comr....
A L Martin postage lor co......
G W Hall Hall jail fees.
G W Hall jail fees
G W Hall exp to State Hos... ...
C B Hill jail sup and bur-exp
Mrs. Rolen.
W M West ctmr..:.....v..;...:..
Witherspoon & Witherspoon
pt rees in .Hates case.,
U W jsryson witness..
;-..,'. April
C S Burger snnr.-.
U S O.PhilUps witness.;.........
Guilford Earjey witness..:......
J O Hensley witness.. ......
C Sales but exp ex-confed
soldier.....'... ...... ......
J W Shakelford gd fee .etc......
A Don Towns advg......:.,...
) U N Wells asoseg; taxes,
4.50
2.20
2.20
.70
7.40
4.00
13.25
8.60
.loo
66.37
6.50
627
45.12
12.00
50,00
4.30
4.40
1.60
2.10
,2.10
20.00
6.00
8.00
105.00
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To those kind frienids'wliose loyalty, godd will and
patrcnage have made potsible the building ot our busi
ness to a point where it is now the largest of its kiad
in the State, we desire to express our sincere thanks. ,
Our sense of appreciation is especially deep at this
time, as the closing days of the year revtal the fact that
it has been the most prosperous in our history, with a
larger volume of business than we have ever enjoyed,
and thousands of additions to our list of good friends.
With hearts full cf thanksgiving for the blessings of j
me piwaeui, diiu wjlu . strung uc&iic iu press lurwiira
to greater things in the near year, our wish is" that each
and every friend may enjoy a happy and prosperous
New Year that will add much to those elements which
make up the sum total of human existence Peace and
Happiness. Faithfully yours,
G. W. Candler, President.
Neil Davidson, Sec. & Treas.
20.00
.50
2.10
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s, 3.20
.50 5
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8.65 1 ft
, 1.25 5
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.60
4.55
18.00
4.10 fM
3.10 Jj
5.50
40 88
.60 58
69.18 X
2.15 SS
1.75 Z
89.50 f
. 2.80
2.25 3
78.70 2
9.05 tHJ
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Eliza B Wells feeding jury
E A Voyles court officer
T N Bates witness assignee
tt tt tt t.
T N Elrod convey'g Mrs Park
er insane to Murphy
Jno Picklesimer officer in case
of Mrs Parker insane
W C Parker witness
G W Hall jail fees
T N Bates witness assignee
C A Colifitt repg c h closet
Edwards & Broughton of sup
S M Hale lights for ct house
E C Moore winding clock
A B Dickey officer
A A Fain esc fees
J J Phillips makg bill board
Dolnh Jackson lanitor
C L Ledford bur Li nsey Bedford 20.00
J T L Hartness witness 1.10
A B Dickev ex Mrs Adams to
Morgan ton da.ou
A B Dickey conrt stationery 1.25
Henry Moore janitoi 6.00
A B Dickey court work 35.50
Nettie Dickey boarding jury b&.uu
A L Johnson express of sup 1.38
" elkg: com & of wk 18.65
A Rice commissioner 7.40
B B Meroney serv bd health 12.00
W J Martin commissioner 8.60
J C Fisher water 6.25
W M West commissioner 6,00
June
Dolph Jackson janitor 3.20
J W Shackelford shff fees 3.05
J H Bryson sheriff fees 1.65
Luther Hampton magistrate .60
Ben Rose witness z-iu
Addie Rose witness 2.10
C B Hill bur ex Garnet Powell 6.00
Cherokee Scout advei Using 6.00
E C Moore winding clock . 2.00
J C Fisher water 5.10
G W Hall iail fees 41.01
R F Mashburn sheriff fees 23.3'
L F Beal renff bndgre - 11.85
Itam Voyles sheriff fees 3.30
J M Anderson shff fees ." .50
Collett Plumbs Co repairs 6.05
W N Brendle convevine Mrs
Parker to Murphy 6.00
A L Johnson of supplies ' 1.20
" " elks: com & of wk 15.75
Ham Voyles sheriff fees 3-30
SJ Taylor " " 1.75
J H Woods magistrate 1.30
Ham Voyles gbard fees 3.00
A M Britcaiu. witness 8.10
J H McClure sheriff fees 2.85
P E Nelson magistrate . 1.38
w ti . " .80
2.75 Jerry Teeter witness .25
4.25 T C McDonald nart pay list tax 20.00
A B Dickey sheriff fees 20
tt tt t tt 2.95
it ti u 3.20
Wlthersnoon & WithersDOon
county attorneys 25.00
John Hogan witness 2.20
BAMcClnre '2.70
HM Anderson - 4.10
Tom Self - - " 1.10
A H Eller " 4.10
G W Hall sheriff fees 4.33
A Rice commissioner ' 17.10
A A Fain esc fees 217-33
Fred Mashburn witness 155
GH Newman 41 4.10
. July
Dolph Jackson janitor : 6.00
J W Shackelford sheriff fees 1.90
R L Hampton magistrate . 1.25
C C Bailey witness 2.10
J B McClure jury inquest ' 8.00
G J Crow " u - 8.00
W L McNabb u ' 8.00
TJ Roberts " " 8.00
U S G Phillips V , -.. 3.00
G M Evans coroner fee ' - , ' 15.00
George Lovingood inqust jury 8.00
To bo continued next week
(urphy. Institute!
Our rates remain tho same as last tfrrnAji entrance,- wr-'
incidentai fee will be charged to all: DiJardiTig upii
iiW W'.ll
pay $1.00, and day pupils 50 cents, at opening of term. Cost
of fuel makes this necessary.
TTJITIOIsr
Primary Grades (1st to 3rd) per month,
Intermediate Grades 4th grade,
Fifth and fcixth Grades, $1.50; Seventh Grade,
High School Grades,
. Bookkeeping aird commercial course,
Voice, regular course,
Piano or Organ,
Use of Piano for practice,
Board, average costj
SI 00
1 25
1 75
2 00
2.00
2 00
2 00
1 00
10 00
Rev, F. A. Clarke, B.A B.D., Prin.
The Murphy Monumental Company
MURPHY, N. C.
MARBLE
FOR ALL
PURPOSES
Our line of Tombstones &
Monuments are as nice and
pretty as you will find any
where, and our prices are
such that no competitor can
touch them. AH work guar
anteed. Call on us when in town at
our office next to the produce
warehouse of "Wufford, Fain.
& Co.
QUA U TY-STORE
QUALITY (5PODS
s
Greetin
eason s
As the year 1912 is over, and the beginning of
a new year i at hand, we taKe this means of
thanking our many friends for the business
they have always given us, and we assure you
that it is appreciated.
OTTIR IIOTTO
,We always try to give our custorrers the best
goods possible for the least money, and the bus
iness we have had this year convinces us that
quality wins but over cheapness. We wish ev
ery of my customers a Happy and Pros
perous New Year.
W. H. GRIFFITHS.
, Wise ;Merehahte;:yise when
business is dull. Try it. '
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