Friday January H, 1924
?.oca/ and
Telephom
Col. M. W. Bell spent Thursdayis
Have^ville on legal business. ' h
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Messrs. J. W. Walker and D. H. h
fdlitt of Andrews were Murphy vis-. -N
iters the first of the week. si
Mr. J. B. Gray of Hayesville was s<
M business visitor here last Saturday.
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Saturday and Sunday were the [
coldest days of the year and the j
coldest for many years ptevlous a??]
cording to the opinion of the older
residents of Murphy. The thermometer
fell several degrees below
gero. oine of the household thermom
i"? recording as low as five s
or fix below, it was reported. Sun- e
morn it - several accidents awl near 51
ice:!. nts were reported as a result '
0I uions of the water backs of
ffca. The stove at the I'atton
House exploded damaging the kitch- 1
en and injuring the cock, though ^
her injuries were not serious. The '
stove at l>r. Fred Cochran's was also '1
badly damaged by an explosion and
Mrs. Cochran's father injured. Several
other explosions occurred but C
no ether injures were reported. r
h
iuiss .uur> luu inumpson return- "
ed Sunday night from Copperhill,
where she spent the holidays with h
her aunt, Mrs. J. E .Snow. c
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' Mr?. R. F. Crooks is spending: the v
week here visiting: friends and rcl- v
ativ s and making ready some of
her household goods for shipment
to Morristown, Tenn., where she and
Mr. Crooks moved several weeks
d
Misse Martha Candler and friend.
Miss Ccle-te Porter, returned Tues- F
da> to Bristol, Va., to resume their
studies in Sullins College, after hav- f
ing spent the holidays here. d
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Miss Irene Champion spent the s
w>ck-end here with relatives and 0
friends, returning Tuesday to ^
Knoxville to resume her training in 1
a Knoxville hospital.
.Mrs. T. \V. Hampton was carried I
to a Knoxville hospital Tuesday
where she will undergo an operation
K Slio wn? acrnmnnnimi hw her dnucrh. '
tor. Miss Elizabeth, who, it is understood,
will take training in the
hospital. j ~
Mrs. Fred Cochran returned1
Tuesday, January 3rd, from Knoxville,
where she had been taking]?
treatment in a hosnital for the past! a
several weeks, _ ;j? - ,11
Mrs. T. L. Sasser, returned Thur.-dsy
from points in Mississippi,
v here she has hecn visiting relatives ] "
for the past few weeks.
Keep Well ,
y Avoid Sickness M I
>'i TAKE ?
RRAMDHTH
gll ^ |?M PILLS E
p QmQO eur? S |
r will cImam the eyetew, purify P
|h the blood and keep yoa well. K 1 L
? For Constipation |
S Indigestion, Biliousness,??. E I ~
E fefinefy Vegetable. ^ |
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POP PAPM A1
.... Nature is a wonder
have aid to keep the ai
This ii especially true
the animals are subject!
ture changes and when
food lees variable.
*. Wo carry a complel
standard stock remedies
If your animals do not
com to see us and yet ?
RICHARD g
The Rexa
j On die Square
Personal \
B 20 X
Mrs. Frank Dickey entertained at
er home on last Saturday afternoon
flirty-two little boys and girls in.
onor of the 6th birthday of little
lettie Houston Dickey, who waflowered
with many beautiful gift*,
ho : coins where the guests were a>?mbled
wcr bright with many lov.,*
holiday decorations. After ar.
our spent in games the guests were
arried to the dining room, a veritble
fairy land in pink and white,
elicious cakes and ices were servd.
Mrs. L. O. Rector left Monday for
vr home inLenoir, N. C.. after
nonilinir I k. U..K J?... - ?- ? *
i ?.??* .."iiunj- wiiii n?r imiinr,
Mrs. Elizabeth Posey. She was
ccompanied by her sister. Miss Tom
'csey.
Little Miss Sarah Ruth Posey of
kndrcws visited her grandmother,
Irs. Elizabeth Posey and little cousn,
Woodlin Posey, during the hollays.
Mr. Luna En'oe anc Mi-s Elsie
>gle of Pensacola, N. C., were maricd
on the 5th of January at the
cm? of Mr. Enloe Esq T. N. Bates
fficiating.
Mr. E. S. Miller celebrated his
irthdny anniversary last Friday evning
by inviting in some of his
riends to sit around the fireside
rith him. Among those invited
ere Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davidson,
Ir. ar.d M s. J. II. Dillard, Mr. and
Irrs. E. (i. Clary, and Mr. and Mrs.
. P. Storey.
Mr. J. H. Dillard spent several
ays in Asheville this week on busess.
'OR SALF?1 Mahogany Victrola
and records; 1 Mahogany Chifnier;
1 Mahogany 8-day clock; 1
ictionary stand; I child's reed goart;
1 child's high chair; 1 oil cook
bove; 1 lot new rag rug-: 1 lot oak
urtain rods; 1 lot miscellaneous
itchtnware. Apply at the "Bungn>w."
,
r-Tutfs Pills?i
Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever
they wish. Cause food to assimilate.
Nourish the body, give *?:petite.
DEVELOP FLESH
at the baptist church.
The themes fur the morning and
coning preaching sendees at the
aptist Church next Sunday will be
5 follows, according to an anouncement
by ibe pastor, Rev. T.
Sassier: Moti tng seVmon: "Com*
ion Evening sermon:
Small Matters in a Big Enterprise."
L ^achin^ tet-t ?
IMENTHOLATUM I
^soothes.cools and^
FOR SALE
OTS AND HOUSES AND LOTS
AND GOOD FARMS
-In and near Murphy?Call Or?
L. E. MAUNEY
ftferpky. N. C.
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ful remedy, but at times it mutt
nimal bbdy in perfect condition,
during tbe winter montbe when
?d to cold and varying tempera their
work is irregular and their
te supply of Dr. Hess and other
for all kiada of farm animals,
eat heartily, are net energetic,
erne of oar famoas stock remedy. I
. pARKER
J Store
Telephone 39
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT, MUI
Chinese Woman General
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Above is picture dthe Chinese'
w< man commander. General Wong,!
who commands a detachment of Ho- ce
man soldiers. These troops are sup- wl,
porters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. I a?
11 ^ ^ ^ toj
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'LOST?Carpenter's brace and plane ,c
between my house and Murphy, p.
Finder will please return to Oak th
Lane Knitting Mill- or to the Cher- St
(ckte Scout office.- Noland Wells.
WHY THAT LAME BACK? *
I nc
nt
! That minting lameness ? those
' sharp pains when heading or lifting
make work a burden and rest impos- j Q,
sible. Don't be handicapped by a! to
j bad back?look to your kidneys. You '
will make no mistake by following
^ this Brevard resident's example. th
j Mrs. S. C. Hale, Whitniirc St... A
{Brevard. N. C. says: "I had a bad w<
'time with my kidneys'and hack 11 P11
had a dull, aggravating aeho over I
my kidneys which made me feel tir-1
ed out. When 1 bent to dust or i (
sweep, sharp pains darted through ?
j my back and I could hardily straigh- p
I ten. Dizzy spells came before my s t
i.vi-s. .tiormrigs 1 was tirca and runjni
down and my kidneys didn't act , "~
1 properly. Hearing of Doans Kidney
Pills. I got some and they entirely
(rilled me."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy.?get
! Dean's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Hale had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
i Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv. ^ J
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J Report of the condition of j
Bank of Murphy I
i At Murphy, in the of North
Carolina, at the close of business, j
Deeeatber 31, 1923.
RESOURCES
j l.onn# and discounts . . $238,263.96
demand loans 21*,000.00
U. S. Bond<> and Liberty . ?
j Bonds 4,999.48 ;
j B:.r';in'r h? uses,.. $2,203 _ .
Fur. & Fix 1,458" 3,667.00,
; Cash in vault and net T7
' amounts due from B'ks, vJ
B'wrs & Trust Cos. . . 179.194.78
i Checks for clearing . . 2,235.90 __
'Total $449,361.12 I 3<
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid in -_$ 30,000.00
{ Surplus Fund 15,000.00 j
Undivided Fronts, less > 2;
: current expenses and
taxes paid ... ? ... 2,078.29;
^posits sub. to check 127,850.581
Time certificates of deposit J ci
due in less than [
thirty days 270,272.22 J
Cashier's Checks outstanding
4,160.03
D
Total $449,361.12
State of North Carolina,
Countv of Cherok?>#>_ Jan 8 109.1 ?
I, L. E. Bay lens. Cashier of the 2'
above named Lank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. .
L. E. BAYLESS, Cashier. >
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 8th day of January, 1924.
J. D. MALLONEE,
Notary Public. ^
Correct Attaet: ,
A. B. DICKEY,
J. M. VAUGHN, ?
A. H. BROWN, *
Directors. f
Ke oer Monument ' o.
>. . tkaini N...m
Tomotla, N. C.
Col or Wrfte If Yes ooW a
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IPHY. NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF SALE BY ?
MORTGAGEE.
Whereas, on the 27th day of Dember,
1922, W. A. Heddvn and 1
ife Edna Hidden, and J. A. Hidden
id wife, Anna Hedden, executed
W. B. Pass a certain deed, which
recorded in office Register of
peu of H?y Countv, North Caro- c
' l
la. ir "cok of Mortgages, "I" at
ipi s 101 el seii.' to secure a note o
the sum of $672.00, of even date k
ith said mortgage deed. on the j p
r?d-- h.'.einafter described; and
hi reus. said mortgage de:d conined
the usual po\v< r of sale In i
se of default in payment of said: c
?'.c: and .vhei*..r.s, default has berniti
pde in the sayment < f said note J n
'cured by said mortgar" deed. th< J j,(
lucrsipnea mortgagee will, on Mony.
the %th day of ! >brua:v. 1924.
12 o Ho !: M., at tho court house
ior in H?y sville. Clay County, T
nrth Carolina, sell for cash, to the|grhest
and best bidder, to sati fy h
id indt btedness, the following do- n
tibel lands in Sweetwater Town- ?i
ip, t'lav County, North . Caolin;.. |
wit: ; s
A part of the Mila Iledden Home y
ace on Hi.-.wassee Rivrr, Be;;in- y
ng on a - ..ill hick'ry on the west,
nk of Iiiawasree River and runs
rth 77 West 21 poles to a stnk : jj
er.ee north 4 East 4G poles to a w
tail pine on the north bar.k of the ^
ad; thence North 72 West 24 j
iles, then North "52 West 7 poles,' ^
en South 87 West 7 j les. then f
uth 65 West 10 pobs. then Ntfrth t(
5 West ? poles, then North 74
est 12 poles, then North 50 West j
poles, thence North 28 West 10 ^
>les to a 'rite post at the upper cor-1 r
of the bn;n, thence North 102
?lcs to a hickory corner of No. 12*;!
enee a westerly course with the
d Hodden line an*d % Par low's line]
a stake in Hiawassee River; thence |
? the river to the beginning.
A's?? ell t'v interest of parties of j
e first part, W. A. Hodden and
Hedden in and to certain acid,
nod .and board timber conveyed to1
irties ??f the first part by Flossie j
aitin and Husband. V. A. Martin.,
r deed dated the 27th day of Dc?;
tnbor. 1922, registered in office.
Register of Deeds, Clay County.:
Deed Book "Y" at page 158, on ,
ecemher 29th. 1922, reference to
i<l deed being hereby made for;
ore comobt-' description. (Said
OW GOING ON
ur Store is Jammed Witl
l Sale You Simply Can't
S-in. Brown Domestic, v<
Best Grade _
3c Extra Heavy Outing,
All colors, yard
3 Ladies' all-wool Sweate
Worth up to $4, each - .
ungalow Aprons made of
grade Ginghams and pe
3 Ladies' Skirts, worth up
to $2.50
Lot Ladies' all-wool Cref
Serge Dresses, worth up
$12.50
SET STARTED WEDN
SEE PL
:andler
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:OULD HARDLY
EAT A THING Y,
enrriiw Woman Tells How Dr.
Thatcher's Liver and Blood Sjr- ^
rup Helped Her Husband
M
"My husband says he wouldn't
We one bottle of Dr. Thatcher's jj
Liver and Blood Syrup for all til?
ther kinds of medicines on the marc-fc^'
said Mrs. Hazel Stringfield.
toute 4. Box 3, Clinton. Tenn. A
"He suffered terribly from indication
for over four years and he ^
ould hardly eat a thing that didn't
tar his stomach al! to ph * unc! Al
take him miserable. H v.mu*.
lent up with gas and get so he f
>u?d hardlv sietp at r.ij lit.
??
"A year av:o 1 >;it him to take Dr.
hatcher L>. et nd ill v.?l Sy.-up T!
K
nd lt d r :m .it r.nd now
e e:>ts anything: ho wants and >
ever troubled with pas or indigesion
likelic was before." ar
Dr. Thatcher's Liver and blood ^
yrup is sold by R. S. 1'trl. r and if .
ou are not satisfied the purchase ^
lire will he refunded.?Adv.
itcrcst hi inp in one half of all acid t
nod on said lands, to be removed 1
owever on or before March 1st.
925. And for sufficient board tinv j
ir to cover all buildings on lands
ir t above described for a period of
?n years from December 27, 1922)
This the 3rd day of January, 1924 ^
W. B. PASS, Mortgagee. !
22-2t-aAg) ' jj
When You're N
Whatever the causo?overwork,
worry, grief, loss of sleep, excitement,
business troubles,
stimulants, narcotics ? there's
one medicine that will help you.
?
Dr. Miles" Nervine
Dr
has relieved thousands of cases ,
of headache, dizziness, irrita- ]
bility, sleeplessness, hysteria, 1
epilepsy. .Buy a bottle of your j
druggist and start cu the road ]
to better health today. ]
You'll Find Dr. Miles' Mcdicii
inrr:
Jill L
Winter
RECORD BR
ti Bargains Like These. \
Afford to Miss.
;ry I Men's and Bi
12y2c worth up 1
11.1 iI
L>Ul L.dUIC9
13c up to $10
rs> Ginghams, A
98c Grade, ya:
: ^eat 1 Lot Ladies
rcale 69c | Hats- wort
Double thick
M. | Tobacco, J
aw
*- All I Oc Crac
>e and
to Men's Blue C
_ _ $6.98 Shirts
ESDAY AND WILL L,
IR LARGE COLORED C
'S DEPA1
STORE
MURPHY, N. C.
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PACE THREE
HOME
t>u may have mapped out cozy den?
and lairs
In which to spend your days,
tie windows and the attic stairs
Have planned a score o frvays.
y hobby means as much to me
As gold does mean to some
loutfh very humble it may be,
i .jejt. . always thin!: of Iloma.
i?' i? a plac? to eat and sleep?
A place to start and stop,
secure and sweet retrt at,
To so 'th a wear}' heart. .
place f ?r you t 1 sit and rest.
Where friends would love t*> come
rid most of all a mother there?
|That makes it really Honv.
?MRS. T. H. CO I.E.
cold in the head"
an acute c.ttnck of Nasal Catarrh
?oae subject to frequent "colds" are
nerallv in a "run down" condition.
if.\BD;S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
corsistii t; of an Ointment, to
used locally, and a Tonic, which acts
ilckly throUKti the Blcod on the MuU9
Surfaces, building up the Syntera,
I malting you less liable to^'coMs."
F\ "j. Cheney '& Co. 'ToW lo. O
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:lothes cleaned
AND PRESSED
\LI WG7<
DIURANTEED
W: CALL FOR
AND DELIVER
Arcade Pressing
Clcb
Jndcr J. W. DAVICSON.S Store I
Phone 65 MURPHY N. C I
; Miles' Guaranteed MedirinMU
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Dr. Miles' Heart Treatment
Dr Miles' Tonic
Dr. Miles' Blood Purifier
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
Dr. Miles' Laxative Tablets
Dr. Miles' Tonic ties
at your Drug Storeu
r> i
dale!
EAKING BARGAINS
Values That Make This
ays Sweaters,
:c $2.00 98c
CuaU, wOitii ,
.00 ...rl $4.98
imoskeag, best
rd 20c
arid Children's
:h up to $3.50 98c
Brown Mule
jlug 20c
kers, package 5c
Ihambray Work
49c
\ST THIRTY DAY51
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