Friday, January 16, 1925
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Coca/ and
K lelephc
' Mr. a'/' '" Virgil Johnson are
occupyirtVr a cottage near the Murphy
t
Mr. Fred Johnson made a business
trip to Robbinsville Wednesday.
FOR RENT?One six-room h us?
with bath, wottr ar. j lights; also one
three-rowm house. Se Mrs. Nettie
Dickey, Hotel i ickey. City.
Mrs. W. W. Hyde wiil entertain
two tables of bridge this afternoon
at her heme in Fast Murphy.
The many friends of Mrs. J. V.
Biittain, of blac* Mountain. N. C.
formerly of this place, will be interested
to learn of her improvement
from her recent ser.ous illness. Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Brutnin Jr., of Miami
Fla., have been at Mrs. Br'tlain's
bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Penlar.d and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee 1'enlnnd. of Hayesville,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
I W. Candler last week.
Mr. A. K. Dickey, of Washington,
I Ca., is a business visitor this week.
SALESMAN for lubricating *> Is an i
paints. Excellent opportunity. Salary
or commission. Jed Oil ard I'aint
Co., 3T01 Burwill, Cleveland, Ohio.
<lt-pd)
Col. W. V. Powelson, of New
York, was here last week in the inj
terest of the Carolina-Tennessee Power
Company.
I Mrs. Jim Bell, cf Struthcrs, Ohio,
spent the wetk-er.d with Mrs. Magg'e
Bell in East Murphy.
Mr. R. H. Hvatt is out after his
tecent indisposition.
Miss Huttie Axley ha returned
from a visit'with Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
Hubble, in Atlanta.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson will go to
Blue Ridge Satur lay to attend the
dinner party of Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Hendrix.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. I'haup spent
Wednesday in Atlanta.
LOST?One blue speckled ferna'e
hound on Monday, Jan. 12th. This
dog was seen going out town following
a man and I know the man. All j
I want is th*? A R, pfclrny, (Jt) j
| SEW AND SAVE WITH
Be*t Six Cord Spool Cotton
DRESSMAKING HINTS
For raluabU book on
dressmaking. Mad 4c. Co
THE 3POO . COTTON CO_ Dept. C
JIB Fonrtb At*., Now Vocfc
SEVERE CRAMPI
PAINS IN I
"My trouble has been periodic
! cramping spells," says Mrs. C. C.
Draper, of Atlanta, Texas. "For
several years these have come on
me so bad that I had to quit my
work and to to bed. Every
month I would stay in bed from
one to two days. The pains in
my back and sides were awful.
This went oh for several
months after I was married until,
owe time when I was having
i VotokJiry it, so be got me a
bottle at; the store ahdT began
*50 XMMM 15"It
seemed like I improved
from tfie very first dose. When
| I hsfi trienone bottle I m very
1 Md ijtter. I did not a imp so
I Svas&f&^M
r tar ao nervous. either. T fhouyht
CarAii w*? line, so I otmtinped
the treatment until Ihad tax en
five bottles, at which time I IMt
oompletely weQ. I had 10 mon I
L
^Personal j ?
^ bin
Mr. R. A. Dewar, of Atlanta and
Andrew?, was a visitor here over the
week-end. ^
Mr. and Mr?. Charles West r.nd
Charles Jr. are living at the Dickey I ge
Hotel. j tr
After a -n-ant visit with re'sa- ^
tivces here, Mr?. Roy Campbell r.rJj
son have returned to their home :r.' ^
Newport, Tenn. During her stay. c<
Mr*. Campbell was the recipient of tr
a number of social courtesies. 11.
ai
DROPPED < n Street on Christmas (1
day, light colored Choker fur, near
my store. Mr., you were sevn j> ck ,c
it up. PL-ase return it to E. L. Townson.
and pet reward. <lt-pd) fj.
After a year's residence in Mur- '
phy. Mr. and Mrs. O'Kelly Myers and
children have taken their depa**tur
for the North. Mr. Meyers was her" ^
in the capacity of consulting eng'neer
for the Carolina-Tennessee Power
Company. The two older chil- j.
dren. Marie and Anne, will complete'/
their work at the Mary P. Willing-'
ham School, Blue Ridge, before j< in- ,
ing their parents. ^
"COLD IN THE HEAD" "
? so a rut* attack of Nasal Catarrh ni
Those subject to frequent "colds" are (,
generally In a "run down" condition.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to v
be used locally, and a Tonic, which act? , -N
Quickly through the Blood on the Mu- .
coua Surfaces, building up the System, 1 .
ard making you less liable to "colds." ,
hold by druggists for over 40 Tears. i.,
K. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.
Mis Martha Candler entertained pj
the bridge club at the tea room Tue?- f,
day evening. Miss' Elizabeth Brit-' q
tain made high score. *The pri**e j
was a silver pencil. Fruit frappe. j
nk" at.d coffee were s "rved. Misses ' ^
Mary Smith. Eva Nell Mauney. Nan- (j.
nie Dixon, Kathryne Thompson. Eliz- 5{
photh PdttBlw, Mofdsme* .1. w ?
Thompson, A. J. Martin, A. M. B it- j,
tain, J. M. Watts and Willard Cot per.
and Messrs. J. W. Ferguson Jr
W. E. Studstii\ J. C. Watts and a
Robert Brown, of Andrews, were u
Miss Candler's guests. ^
Mrs. D. H. Rhinehirt underwent p
an operation nt the Murphy Hospital
Wednesday morning for appendicitis. t
She stood 'he ocrntion well. p
! 1 1 ,TT . . . I?
ii.-.-cs onrnn v ook ami .-\nnie oiar- \
irnret Axlev returned Thnrodnv from
Greenville, S. C., where they ha*'e j,
been visiting Ciss Cook*? relatives w
for the past tw oweeks. f
SAVE YOUR ORCHARD?By spray- f('
ing with Scalecici, the best Dormant
spray to be had. Spray? and material
on hand. Call on W. H. Hughes j]
i Route 2, Murphy, N. C. <23-4t-pd) d
si
Mr. Rjbert Brown. of Andrews,
I spent several days in Murphy this ^
week with his grandpa rents. Mr. and jc
| Mrs. R. II. Hyatt. P{
ic
Mrs. John Sessoins is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Moody.
Mr. A. C. C.?r ini vr. d strut rep- mralativr
? f Biir?au o' Civilian k
Rohabzilitntion for th Department,
of Education, was here 4rv the inter-}
est of this work over the week-end.
Dr. Davies, of Blue Ridge, was a
visitor in Murphy the latter part of I
the week. I
N6 SPELLS,
IAGK AND SIDES?
in
cramping spells at all, and my ?
health was as good as anybody's. 01
I am feeling fine now and I give J<
all the credit to Cardui, for I a
had been suffering for years be- w
fore I took it." " m
CatdoJ fs * vegetable extract, con- G
taihing no hannrot uigrsdlssts. It is tl
kki fi
th? tlnM of enttrtox -womanhood at vi
maturity acd at the time of the tkwi
of ltfo.
FOr otot 40 yean, Ccrdui ha* been
tatted hi oaa by thooaeod* of aaiam
bo hav?* written to tall of the mat
benefit that Ben rocalrad from It
For ovar 400 yaon. medical aathori
treatment of cartain female adopt
ainta.
Card at. the wmpaa'c tonic, taatad by
time, U toda* tha product of naay
years of experience and Inyaattfiatioa.
ft I. n^yfactywd in ?p-t?rilat. leh? ;
rnonw By to? ulw MOTl
niUry mathods gf alai aiaisaHfal
der.ee and is for sale by ?Q drugfists.
IN
THE CHEROKEE SCOl
Mesdac.es L. E. Mauney, S. S.
hrirtopher and Willard Cooper were
;end-the-day guests of Mrs. Ralph
arbin at Regal Wednesday.
Mr. James W. Ferguson Jr. is
ick again after a month's absence
New York.
Mr. Sibbald Smith, lanr agent of <
e Indians in this part of the state. {
sed through here the first cf the
pek on his way to the Grandview
ction to look after some reported
esspassirg on Indian lands.
'ANTED?A Reliable man wanting
to make $40 to $70 we Kly in
herokee County selling Whitmer's
mplote line of home reir.edifs. Exacts,
Toilet Articles. Soars Spices, j
c.. rivu^f ?t? nou: i . ; roou'.Ts ciar- |
ntecd to give satisfaction. Cherry J
r Alabama made $57.90 in five days:
iddleton of Virginia. $96. Team or
tr r.rtdod. No experience rec.sy.
\V-i*p { r f 1 part:c;ilars toiv.
The II. C. Whitm r C impar.y.
" *. i CVIurr.hus, Indiana.
Th gir's of Mrs. Kinsey's Sunday
rhool class will serve lunches, hot
rid cold drinks from 10:30 until
:30 o'clock at the court house Tuesay
and Wednesday. January 20th
rtd 21st. The proceeds will iro toard
paying for the heat in the n w
lethodist Church here. t only
lose attending court, but the people
f Murphv. especially the husin sien,
are asked to hear th's in mind
nd visit the court house for lurv.-hes
ri these days.
I0TICE?It appears that information
decidedly to the advantage of
oe R. liOckley is available if he can
e located. He is sa:d to have been
former citizen of Murphy but hi?
resent address is unknown. Any inormation
will be appreciated. The
herokee Scout.
Messrs. E. A. Davidson and J. A.
ichnrdson left Thursday for Florin
points. Mr. Davidson plans to
r?nd only a week or ten days there.
I.ile Mr. Richnrdmr will probably
e there for some two months.
Mr .T V R-ittnin vvh? Wt knr/.
few months ngo. is now connected
iih the Hank ?.f Bay B'scayne, in
liami Fin.
OR SALE?New Rndiola No. 111.
compile with batteries and everyhii.tr.
including one pair head-phones,
lave only used it a few hours. It
f made by the Radio Corporation of
onerica, and was oiderid for UN fll
demonstrator. For quick sale, will
nko $40.00 for it. If interested
rite or see me at once. My reason
or selling is that I have a larger outit.
Fred O. Scrogys, Brass town, X.C.
23-2t-a)
The regular monthly meeting of
he Woman's Club was held Wednes.
lay afternoon at the Library. The
jbject for discussion was "Woman
1 Social f.ifp** which was led by
Irs. W. H. Travis, and Misses Trip tt.
and Johnson, the last two naintl
substituting for Mrs. F. A. Davison
and Mrs. J. H. Dillard.
A super-refined castor oil made
for medicinal use. Not flavored.
Strength and purity unchanged.
Tasteless and odorless. Insist on
Kellogg's, bortied and labelled
at the Laboratories. At all
druggists.
There will be services at the Epis>pal
Church on the fourth Sunday
i this month, which is January 2.r?th,
cording to announcement made the
her day by Mr. R. R. Beal. Rev.
>hn H. Griffith, noted divine of
sheville, wHl conduct the services
hich will be at 11 o'clock in the
orning ana i in tne evening. Kev.
riffith has been here a number of
mes and his coming is looked forard
to with eager anticipation by
te local congregation. The many
iends of the church hre cordially inted
to attend these services.
DR. HUMPHREYS'
rr. MURPHY. N. c.
LEGAL
NOTICES or ADMINISTRATION
ON ESTATES OF wt. P. SNEED
AND JANE SNEED
fc
i?t
Notice is hereby (riven that the j,;<
undersized has qualified a?= admin- i <
L?trator of the estate of M. P. Sneed aI
and also as administrator of the estatt
of Jane Sneed. both late of
n
Cherokee County, and ai! person?
having? claims airainst either of said *.
estates are notified to prcs.-rt them P
to the undersigned, at Murphy, N. C. w
mrith.n i ne year from tht date here- j',
of, or ce dei-arr <1 from any distri- ^
bution in the assets of said estates. v,
or either of them. All person? in- #I
Sned will kindly make ? ttlement tj.
debted to either M. P. Sneed or Jan?- ^
with the underpinned. ^
in;* January i:na.
K. L. SNEEL". Administrator
of M. P. Snc-ed, deceased. ei
R. L. SNEEI-, Administrator
(21-6t-s> of Jane Sneed, deceased.
N
Having qualified as admin -'ratrix
of the estate of J. B. Ph:llips. deceased.
late of Cherokee County. North a
Carolina, this is to notify all person* E
having claims against the estate of d
raid deceased to exh:bit them to the ri
undersigned at Murphy, North C;?i* fi
olina. on or before the 1st day of !
January, 1026, or iris notice will be
pleaded in bar of the:r recov ry. A:1
p r?nn* indebeted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. *
This the 31st day of P e mber, "
1021. COR \ PHILLIPS. ^
Administratrix < .' J. B. Phillips,
deceaesd. (21 6t-p)
NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE
COUNTY
To A. M. Simonds, o
Enter taker for Cherokre County: |
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DICTIONARY
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pHncn ft Kvirulur una Imlrs Papers. a!?o la '
be. ..lei "You ere t!.?- Jorv." priM, ecr. To 8
thee naming thin puhie den vc ?... t-.-C ;>m a I
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C.AC MERR1AM CO.
Springfield. Mmi- U.S.A. fiiiE /flJl ^ I
REGISTERED. TRAINED BLOOD
HOUNDS?When robbed or burned
out call us, we will do the work. Calls
answered day or night. Wire us, Culberson,
N. C. J. R. Harper & Son.
Post office. Sweet Gum, Ga.
(14-12t-pd)
1
"Charlie and his girl kissed and!
made up last night."
"But, judging from Charlie's per-j
sonal appearance after the osculation
one would think that she made up
first."?Barcrlonia Cerveza Libre.
Neglected Cough
Dangerous?How to
Stop It Quickly
When the delicate tissues of your
throet are raw and see from coughing,
and your strength is exhausted with
tbe constant hacking, you may fall an easy
prey to more aerioaa trouble. 3o stop the cougn
the quickest you can, before it creepetoodeep.
By a rtty simple treatment you can stop the
pells practically at once.and relieve the heaviest
cough often in 2* hours. The treatment is
based on a remarkable prescription known as
Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs. You
simply Cake a teaspoonfUl and bold Vin your
throat foe IS or 30 secooda before swallowing,
without following With water, ft has a doable
action. - tt sot only soothes and heals soreness
and irritation, but ft quickly loosens and removes
the phlegm and congestion which are
tbe direct eeese of tbe coughing. With the
aaessrw stsd krtbts way .the whole cough coo*
dition goes in a very short time.
The prescript km contain* no opiates Of harmCul
drugs. It atrtpl y belpa Nature. It is foe
COUl%dMK COW a, boars*neas, bronchitis
gud eiuuiI wliL croup. Very oooomaeaL as
s^iag'Aa?ga'?rr?r-w,t
APVERTISE1V
The Undersigned H. B. & M. H. C
o-! w of Cherokee County. North u
arolina enters and lays < laini to the e
dlowing described piece or parcel of.
nd in Bt averdani Township. Chero- c
re County. North Carolina, the same (
rintr vacant and unappropriated land, r
id subject to tntry, Viz: t
Described as follows. Beeinninu on C
i N. \V. orner < tract N\ . J:{:5 and j li
,;ns wit'.; same N. 30 E. 32 f to a
* South line of t-a-t N >. 7813 tm nee a
ith same N. W. 2o polo.- to t e b
. ilne of tract No. 48u?'?: the . x
ith same S. ?*>'? W. exact dir- t t
i t known, to the N. line of tm" N . t
7lit thence with same N. 40 p-.'- -
le besrinninp sr. as to include :1!
wuiii iticu ineiuuvu ny fe ;r < .
act? No. above J scribed land t
le S. E. side o? Schub-rs Cr-'k.
ontaining by estimation 10 -? r?
ijm
B Ft. A- M. H. MORROW
Entered this the 18th day f Decnbc
r, 1024.
A. M. Simonds, Enter taker.
ORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE
COUNTY i
All persons are hereby notified that '
warrant of survey will be issued to 1
>. It. & M. II. Morrow for the above t
escribed land on the last day of I'ebnary,
1025, if there is no protest
iled in this office before said date.
A. M. SIMON!>S <
Entery taker for Crehok Co.
N. C.
This the 29th day of December,
924. (21-4t-m)
CORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
'o A. M. Simonds, Entry Taker for
Cherokee County:
The undersigned J. II. Abernathy.
f Cherokee County. N. C. enters and
jys claim to the following described
iece or parcel of land in Valleyt?wn
"ownship, Cherokee County, Nfjrth :
VANTED?FAMILIES V
HOLDS OF CHJLDI
AND VV
FIRST?A better chance to educ:
SECOND?An opportunity to b
;'.*sl teacher of agriculture, in an eveni
The school has nine cood farms ii
sd of years. These families must be
ill innkit irmiil niMO-KJiArv and . i t
The school is especially interested
original stock who need and want I
lrchase their own home in the mount a
For Further Information
RABUN GAP INDU:
Rabun, G
o That headline
\ the s*ory of L
\ service. Finest
V prepared oy
\m chefs, and serv
JjR be?these thin
earn for the L
tion of having
vice unexceile<
and approachir
B the finest resti
H Re member, wh
y? ing a meal on
t other railroad,
K sen-ice is opera
JB carriers, simpl
f*B and convenien
PAGE THREE
1ENTS
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'arolir.a. the sume be in-.' vacant and
nappropriated lands, and subject to
ntry, viz:
Beginning on a Spanish oak N. W.
orner of R. A. Dewar and H. H.
!ole lands. Entry No. 6166, and runs
orth with Sc. 6275, a former line
o the Graham County and Cherokee
Jounty line; then with said county
ine Eastward to a stake and l.'ne of
Inotker tract of land of R. 'A. Dewir
and FI. II. Cole land to a former
lack oak corner Xo. 6165; thence
citn various courses Westward to
he 1-erinning so as to include all of
he vacant lands South < : the Cherkee
and Graham County line on the
aters of Kickers? _i Creek in Cher
'.t-e County, North Carolina, conwining
by estimation fif.y lures,
re or less.
(Signed) J. H. ABERN'ATHY.
M. SIMONDS.
Entry Taker.
V- red this the 15th day of Janlary
r.?25.
S O HTII C A HO LI X A?Ckcrokoe
County.
This i- to notify all person- that
' warrant of survey will be issued to
f. H. Abornathy, on the 15th day of
February, 11)25. if theic i* no proest
filed in th - office before that
late.
A. M. SIMONDS.
Entry Taker for Cherokee County
2'5-U-a) North Carolina.
Keep Well
b Avoid Sickness n
H TAKE U
DRANBRETH
i M E.t. 1752 PII.LS ^
3 Qol Q Q ,1 W Tna. |
I will cleanse the system, purify ri
the Blood and keep you well, m
For Constipation
Indigestion. Biliousness,etc. ?
Entire Vegetable.
J>-IcMvIUvlcfc
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HOW PENCIL IV /
; HID BAND \ /
O.AfWJVRK.USA^J*
/ITH LARGE HOUSE
KEN WHO NEED
AN 1
ite their children ar.d mal e a living,
ecome better farmers und?r a raeng
school conducted for adults,
n which families are taken for a peof
good material and the kind that
f a community.
I in the descendants of early settlers
to t arn and save enough money to
in country.
Apply In Person To
5TRIAL SCHOOL
ap, Ga.
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Mot and
tfs
pretty well tells
. & N. tuning car
foods obtainable,
specially-trained
ed as they should
gs all n-.nl:e and
5: N. the rcputa:
a dining car
:i in all Ante ricn,
Win its excel 11 nco
lurani-s ?.r.u
en yrm nv enjoythe
L. <k or any
that ail dining car
ited at a loss to the
y for the corofort
ce of the traveling