!l Friday, J?wry 23, 192S
[ ?*oca/ and
[ TeJepho
a Theatre it. Turn Mix starring
Win Zant? G*t> famous story, "The
KjLone Star r. You've read the
beek, see^ie ; icture.
fi| Mrs. Tom Mauney and little - n,;
H|Richard, are veiling relatives- in SaHvannah.
Ca.
I Mr. A. Rice, of ne.r Ct.lbers n.
spent the first of the week i:i tewn.
FOR SALE?At a \ -u in . le y
blacksmith forge. See J? hn. IT
Hall, City. (lt-pd)
inira?
! PLASTERS
4 StMMdard
$.3&tj3R*^Ek Zx** * R?r+*t. ;
Coughs and Colds
_ tooob?taa^Motfur
l^r Ji Wr>nk ChZ^! 1
\y
| AUCOOCS? I
?1 \ \\P*? ?A W/ H '** o*#-*- \
Mrs. Hilton Pope and children, of
~f Knoxville, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
t Mauney last week.
i y uki
M;ssc? M'vraret and K.ithryn Row.
B' an spent the wcsk?er.d in Kn xvil'e.
P LOST DOG?Med! im size fma'e
?' hound, color white, with tan oar.
; tan spot j;1 ro.-.-t of tail, bln^k snot
' on left shoulder. She was last seen
i at my feed store Monday Jan. 12.
. " 1925. This hound is untrained; howjt'
ever, I prize her very much, and will
n pay small reward f'.r her return.
Fajrk, T. Dickey, City (lt-d)
yyiwHrfE&co^y-s.
ummu.ii>. igt'g gf.wlf
I .a V.H>a paid tor^4 .1 y.
[la* Fcrsd^'^ vl
Mrs. E. A. Davidson left Wednesday
for Atlanta to he at the hedside
of Mrs. Norman Davidson, who i?
critically ill.
Miss Pauline Kitchi 1, who has
charge of the music department of
the Andrews Hi^h School, spent the
week-end in town.
SEW AND SAVE WITH I
Colli '
I Beat Six Cord Spool Cotton
DRESSMAKING HINTS. j
ror vmuaniM roox on
dratuiuiuck, un<! 4c. to
THE SPOOL COTTON CO.. Dept. C
Jlfi Fourth Ave., New Vorh
1 VI
.2U ^ . *V -P ii_.< i !
| Severe Fai:
fig "? HAD had quite a bad
?3 4 spell and sickness,"
writes Mrs. Emma
gg Patrick, of Caney, Ky.,
KB "and it was an effort for
}S|j ma to go about my home,
fig I had a very severe pain
Rj in my left side that almost
ESS took my breath at times.
OS I lost my appetite. I grew
Si thin, pale and lifeless. I
ga fell off till I only weighed
Yd about 115 pounds,
til "Cardui was recomIm
mended to me and by the
, Hj time I had taken one bot>
t fcgi tie I saw it was what I
g2 .^eeded. I ate more and
Scar
'
'
Personal i s?
V
cf 20
V
j?a i
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Christopher and 50',|
Miss Fleta Christopher will leave the kid
first cf February for an extended ^a?
visit to the Florida east oo-.-t resorts ?P*
and Havanah, Cuba. 1R?
he:
Mrs. J. V. Dritiain aid ch:ld:en are v,e
the guests cf Mrs. Br.ttain's parents, ?*
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson. ?n"
SAVE YCl'R ORCHARD By spray. Br'
ing with Scfalet-id. the best D >r- cc"*
mnnt spray to be had. Sprays and m< tcriai
hand. Call on \V. H. Hughes me
Route 2, Murphy, X. C. <23-4i-r,d) ' :i
tot
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. F'tvis o - "P*
cupving a cottage r.er.r the hospital. lrsel
I'-V' 3lis; )VV. w. nyde is recovering |
frcm her recent - riou* illness.
Mrs. E. E. Davis is confine 1 to behome
with a severe attack of irn-ri -ip
and tonsiliti:-. Hoi
aft
FOR SALE?GOOD MILK row. we
SEE FRANK I). DiCKEY. CITY. Xe
( ltd > Km
mi
Mr. Krank Marion, of Sylva, is
spending the week in town prior to
taking up his residence in Selma.
Ala. Im
Jai
Mr?. -J. W, Wat*? ?"!!! "iif-rmin four rtf l
tables of bridge Friday evening at vi>
the Wiggle Inn Tea R >om. j
WANTED -A Reliable man wanting
to make ?40 t>? $70 vvkly in
Cherokee County selling Whitinc-r's ,[M
complete line of home remedies. E:.
tracts, Toilet Articles, Soaps. Spices ?
etc., house to house. Products guarantced
to give satisfaction. Cherry
?.f Alabama made $57.90 in five dr y.-:
Middleton of Virginia, $96. Team <>r
car needed. No experience nee; -saiy.
Wiitc for full particulars t? day.
The II. C. Whitmer Company.
Tvpt. !9tt. c*?'itwhu? Miinii.
(23-Ut-pd)
thi
Mr. W. S. Gr< n left Tuesday for
Cupperhilt where he has a contract ph?
to do some interior decorating.
Mr. J. (>. M*.Curdy is in Augusts hn
this week visiting hi-^ wife and dau b, nn
tor. He is being relieved at the l'1'
Southern Station hv Mr. Pierce Fh-ni-.
inp, of Ashcville. na
PMr. E. S. Miller returned a few t'11
days op from Salisbury where ho
had been on a business trip. < f
tin
Mr. S. V. Allen, of Postel!, was hero !'.*
, , .iff
several davs during the week. j,
i ^
CASTOR IA ?
For Infants and Children tai
In Use For Over 30 Years \
s*Jb.o, : Cil't
ret
7 ~ j
|,9; ?
s
XOW PENCIL i\ II ? 1
: RED BAND \
X ATWyO#Kl/SA._( mKL ,h
us ill Side i ?
rested bettor. I kept tak- jg thi
ing it and my skin and ^ ! w,
flesh took on a more Yf[ ! m,
h e a 11 li y color. I felt E? , th,
stronger and, as the nerv- K mc
ousness left me, the pain eg ' ,>>,
in my side was less severe, i sni
After taking nine bottles, (gj ltrJ
I eat anything, go any- W \
where and feel fine. I VA T|
weigh 160 pounds and am Egj
well. I feel that I owe it |gj f''
all to having used Cardui." rf ,>r
Pain, in certain parts of ^ ve:
the body, is a sure indica- igl stion
of female compli- Ig tel
cations. The treatment K of
needed is not themse of jg
narcotic drugs, but? (g rci
iDuTl!
in's Tonic i
*
THE CHEROKEE SCO!
LL OUT Or SORTa j
t
wat This Good Woman Who Tib*
Her Experience ;
All ion often woimn accept their
ins and aches as natural to their
. They fail to realize that weak
Ineys are often to blame for that t
hsche. these headaches, d zay '
lis and that tired, depress* d feel- j ?
Thousands hav found new t
dth r.r.d strength by helping the | (
nkened kidney with Doan's Pills | }
i stimulant iuretic. This is j t
p of th t.rany r thi* locality: t
Mrs. Z. V. Burr.T. Whitmire St.. >
t-vard, N. C.. ays: "I had a dul. <
a a.:<->s my kidneys and ! f h tir- ;
out. It v's inmost hr.p.ss bie for <
to straighten ait-.- Ver.drr.g and ?
ndirg, <! zzy speihs came over me t
>. i had h adaches a id nerwus ^
11:, tco. 1 , 'od Dean's Pill.-, and
a : h rt time 1 v. us i cling lib niyf
again."
EOt r.t 5J *? "'*? = SMRn
., Mf s.. Bu: .. .. X. Y.?Adv. i
Mrs. ,1. \Y- .li-nts returned her '
anders of the top of a ridgre. and | .
I line poles to a post oak. j j
id oak being: a corner to an old I ^
ict, also a conditional corner be- J t
een M. X. Hentbree and William I r
ompson lands; then east to the !?<
miner, containing 05 acres. nv>r v
less, and heinjr the same lands con- ,
ped to Joe Patton by J. C. and X. t
Surritt which said deed is reiris- ,
*ed in the office of the Roadster
Deeds for Chrokee County in deed
ok No. 71 at paire 161, to which
ference is hereby mrtde.
The above named wilt further to'o- ;
tice that the above lands were first
rchased for their taxes ??n the "tb
y of May. 1023, and were purchos- :
agrnin for their taxes on the 5th .
y of May. 1924. the sa'.l W W l
yson having: boujrht the above t
ids at both sales. <
This" the 14th dar of Jan., 1025
W. W. BRYSOX.
4-3 t-b)
"
me at Du ktown, Tenn. Wednesday
L-r having .-pent the past several [
-ks h-. rv with he: i.either. Mrs. P. E. '
Is.^n, who has iwen confined t- her
1. Mrs. Nelson is reported to be T
nh improved.
? t \
The following appeared in thckeland
< Fin. > Evening !.edg< r of
nuarv 10th: "Dr. II. N. Wells.
Murphy. N. C., is here f r hi: : rst
it and will spenti a liiuiuh or i..ove
>>.ir:g u\v. th. * wii an I vicinity."
Mr. d. F. Kii; atriel:, f Farrier,
nn., was here on business one da>
s week.
JRTH C AROLINA?Cheiok..
("ounsy. ,
NOTICE? 1
To B ib Kilby. Robert Patten.
>se I all n and rhe Heirs at-Law
doe Pattoii, dccea. e l:
The above named wiii take nouvt (
it W. \V. Dry son holds two lax sai?
-tiflcates width -aid certifieaii>w
that he purchased the hereinafi- |
describe*! lands at public auciion ,
d lands having hem s hi for de- .
quent taxes for the yea s < f 11122
d 1322 and having been 1 sted for ,
year 1322 in the name of Joe ,
tton, and for the year 1322 in the |
mt- of Jot l'atton heirs; the above (
me i will also take notice that the i
ne -.f redemption of th ela t nam <
certificate expires on the 5th day
_ May. 132a, when ami after thai
ne the said W. \V. Ilryson will de- ,
?nd a deed for same from the Shorcf
Cherokee County for tin fob
ving described lands;
pi:st iraci: ri'cmninjr n a wuv
ami runs with a conditional lino :
south direction up a branch to the
ad; thc-nce to the too < f a niaun* ?
in to a spam h oak cormr; Un-iUt- i
northerly direction down a ridge
th a marked conditional line DJ4
ics t ? a hickory corner of said con.
ional 1'nc; thence a northwest di tic-n
to the willow, the hegiunv tr.
ipposed to he tin acres, more or
For accurate dcscrir.ti.--n seed
fmm W. n.-y> n an l Krvnyson
t.? -Toe I' >iton which said deed
of record in the office of the lloger
of Deeds for Cher, k e C .unty
Hook No. 71. at page !:>?. to
tich reference i-; hereby made.
Second Tract: Beginning on a
est nut stump at hank <?f branch
being a conditional corner between
N". Hcmbree and William Thompa
an druns up said branch with the
e of M. N. llcmhree and John Bryn
to the head of said branch in a
uthern direction; then from the
nd of said branch to the top of
? mountain to a Spanish ?<ak: then
si and with the meanders ??f said
tuntain top 00 poles to a stake:
?n a north direction following the
JT. MURPHY. N. C.
r LEGAI
NOTICES OF ADMINISTRATION
ON ESTATES OF P. SNEED
AND JANE SNEED
Notice hereby given that the
tndersigned has qualified as administrator
of the estate of M. P. Sated
ind also as administrator of the t?a:
of Jar.e Sneed, both late of
"herokee County, and ail person?
laving claims again.-! fithc-r of sa'd
are notified to ores .t them
. the undersigned, at Murphy. X. ('.
ith'n *n. year from th< ci-.'c heref.
or be tie; arr^d from : y distri.?.;i
n i.i the assets <f said e-tates.
?r either ?-f them. Ail persons inrned
will kin iiy rake s.-ttieinen?
iebtcd to either M. P. Sneed or Jane
vith rhe v.r. a r ianed.
Tfc's January 2nd, 1925.
R. I.. SXEEih Atiiair.kstrator
of M. P. -Sneed. deceased.
I21-6t-s> of Jane Sneed, deceased.
Having qualified as admin V.ratrix
f the estate of J. B. Phillips, deeeasfi.
late of < 'herokt e County. North
*ar< lina. this is to notify ;*.'l persons
l&ving claims insl th. estate ot
aid deceased to exhibit them to th<
tndersigned at Murphy, N -:h Ca.*
>Iina, on v before the 1st day of
'm -.try. this notice will be
1 ! in ba- of ijwir r < v ry. All
as irdeheted to said estate will
- >ase n:ekc immediate payment.
Th"s the .'list day of Br comber,
1024. COB \ PRI1.F.IPS,
* ,T...NW D HBB
....... . ? *.
deceaesd. (21-Gt-p)
MORTi! CAROI 1N A CHEROKEE
COUNTY
r, A. ."T. i-1. ! rids.
v-tor t."k - for Cherok?e County:
The Under- ijrnod B. B. & M. If.
VI or lew .f Cherokee County. North
i'arolinr. enters end lavs claim to th."
following described piece or pare 1 of
and in i averdam Township, Cherokee
County. X'Tth Carolina, th-1 same
ei.ig vacant and unappropriated land,
met subject to mtry, Yi*:
Described as follows. Beginning on
he N. \V. corner < t' : met No. j:;:? and
runs with same >?. E. >'& to
he South line of !'a : N >. 781'?tht nco
.vith -nnu N. 7 ? \Y. 20 poles to the
K. line of tract No. 4SO0; thence
vSfli en, . - lilt u- . i:
. '. known, to the N. lino of tract N->.
I Til) thence with same X. *:i n?l? > to
,h? beginning so as to include all
vacant laud included by the above
tracts No. nboved scribed land or
the S. K. side of SchaUrs Creek.
Containing by estimation It) acre.-.
Sign
H. R. & M. H. MORROW
Entered this the 1 s.h day of Decmi
btr, 11)24.
.V M. SimoniIs. Enter taker.
NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE
COUNTY
All i ersons are hereby notified that
i warrant of sutvey will he issued t??
B. R. & M. II. M ' i w for :h. above
described land on the last day of February,
if tlicic ?. * iTo
filed in this office before said date.
A. M. 5IMOXDS
Entery taker for Creh-k -e C \
X. C.
This the 20th day of December.
1024.' (21-lt-m)
NOR ill CAROLINA Civ:- !::
Cautv.y.
To M. S'r.tonds, Entry Taker for
Cherokee ?".canty:
Th undersigned .1. II. Alurnathy
?f Cherokee County. X. C. enters and
lay.- claim to the following d- scribed
nece or parcel of land in Valley town
Township, Cherokee County. Ntorth
Carolina, the same being vacant and
mappropriated lands, and subject to
-ntry, viz:
Beginning on a Spanish oak X. W.
,-orner of R. A. Dcwar and H. H.
fole lands. Entry No. 616G. an 1 runs
lorth with No. 6275, a former line
o the Graham County and Cherokee
Tounty line; then with said county
in - Eastward to a stake and line of
mother tract of land of R. A. Dewir
and II. H. Cole land to a former
ilack oak corner No. 6165: thence
vith various courses Westward to
he beginning so as to include all of
he vacant lands South of the Cherokee
and Graham County line on the
caters of Hickerson Creek in Cherokee
County. North Carolina, confining
by estimation fifty acres,
(Signed) J. II. ABERNATHY.
A. M. SIMOXDS. Entry Take r.
Entered this the 15th day of .laninrv,
1925.
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
This is to notify nil person- that
i warrant of survey will he issued to
f. H. Abemathy, on the 15th day of
February. 1925. if there is n?. proest-filed
in this office before that
late.
A M. SIMOXDS.
Entry Taker for Cherokee County
(23 -It a) North Car-. I inn.
- ADVERTISEr
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee !
County. Murphy, Jan. T. 1923.
The Board met Jenuary 3th. 1925.
T. W. Axiey. chairman. W. J. Martin
and W. T. Holland, members.
It appearing from the report of the
registrars and judges of the election |
N' v. 4. 1924, at Boiling Springs.
When as at the genera! election tfc's
particular boundary for stink law
was voted or. and it a* rearing that
:> ? vote*- w re cast .n favu: ?.f >?" k
law and 35 against stock lav.-, a
jority i:j favtr of stock law. tnis
boundary hereinafter set out, v'z:
Beginning on Graham County
in what is known as Snow Bird tin-',
and runs a South curse to K ist
ner of Ben Dockery's land;
with said lands an en stern r-r:rs"
eluding said Dockery's la a a : -s
Hangir.gdog Creek to J -p f di\ d'
ing mountain piwctn C??l Cn-'-k ?nu 1
i Hangingdog Creek
stock law line; tr.enc with said stock
law 1'ne a S. W. course with said iine
to what i> known a- the Al'en Gap
between Beav? rdam and Davis Creek
section; thence with highest ground n
N. E. course to what .< know: as
i xne ueaq i re Gap; lh?nce with the
meanders of the dividing mountain
. between Telli.-o and Davis C: c-ks;
thence an East course to \\l. t i-known
as the McDonald Ball and
corner of Graham ' unty lint; Iher.t <
with sard lire S. E. direction to Sn< \v
Bird Gap anu the beginning.
Now. therefore, the above nan;
tiww 1/oundury is unu the same is
hereby declared a stock law territory
and shall be from and after this
dale, and any person r corporation
or company are forbidden to allow
horse, cattle, sheep, hoys, or any othj
er stock of any <! script ion to run at
' large in said boundary, from and aft.
I err this date.
It is further ordered thai, the provisions
of tin law relating to stock
law and particularly f Chapter ilti
of the Consolidated Statut s of
North Carolina s tall ' in cfiket in
said boundary from and ufUr the
above date.
Tt miiiKt ordered by ?b? Board
that a copy of litis order be pasted
at the Court ho us- an<l published in
the Cherokee Scout.
This .'rnu:;*y "!b. l,,-.ri.
T. \V. AX LEY. Chairman
Board of County C tmntissic rs
A. M. S.'riorais, Kx-o'icio Clerk to
WAM ED FAMILIES
HOLDS OF CHILf
AND \
FlitsT? \ eduj
Sr.CON!) An ?<;" orlmoty to
l; I her of aji'i in a:; i-voi
Tlv- has nin<- :! farms
v. i! '.f yea? Tht s f ... it must b<j
.will make - (1 neighbors ami citizens
'I ho .school is especially interest)
<>f evi<jinnl stork \vh<> nred and want
Purchase their own home in the moiitv
F-ir Frit1 r Informntio
RABUN G/ P IinDI
Rabun, (
That American railn
tasks with greater
period in their hisio
m 1924 seven transp
,
1.? In on? wo. k. 1.11.lot
freight?cxcct JinfT by 3 1.
2.? In Octo... 7 * <x
ly, moved in a single \v< vk?
fc'. X? This week of October
&'} Icss than car-load freight
?\kfr record for any one week
-1.? The eek of Or
PAGE THREE
HENTS ]
Board cf County Commissioners
of Cherokee County, N. C.
notice of sale under deed
of trust
Default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness secured
by a c?j tain deed of trust from F. M.
J !;??.- and wife, to the undersigned.
as try-; . dated 4th day of Jan.
19J4, a:i-i register d in the off.v,
of the Register of Ik ds of Cher
okie County. N? rth Car-dhia, in Book.
74. page 3"S. and th.nand having
been made upon tr u uersign.d to
execute the r d in :?uid
ieed, I will foi *.ke . 01 s.-tistying
the r-L*b:eil secured
ereby, offer .? ' ' auc ?i
at the ecu:': Murphy,
X. on the ITth day of - efcrtxpWw&^WBBWWMKBHMBKggtiW8BMM?I
following do?ci !!'' - t:? *. i.r._ ::i
'-.ee Cour. y, i.-.rated ;?? ! '?
in Mu!, T- ship, 01 the
waters <-f Lit tit IV. u.-t v.-a ?. ri-ck. and
adjoining ih? i. - *f had I.r.::-y
heirs. S* :<igcs and trors. h hit: the
re . f i". .In. - >a. OCeirn
.a a eh " .a". k. the N ?th
Wo*' <if said tr:-and runs
E.:-. ! "o p,,| st. - ... and r inter
on *': ! .1' -f N . 1 _'l: thence
South 2??t: !" a 70s' 0:1k an the
South ! < un I;i: \ i of No. !?;?;
.her '- W.-st 11" pol.' a pine, the
Southwc.-t f X? . 1 .!*?: th? .ce
|Xorth J200 Bolts to the beginning,
rmvaiar-g 1.7 aer- . e:: ptincc
and riMrv::*.: n said boundary
forty flv. air id : nd conveyed by
F. M. .1 h: -on to T! ka.wy by d. d
which i:- 'i rded in the off.ee of the
It. gister of 1.1. I f 1 Ii. County.
referenei to whi h is made for
particularity.
Terms 01 sale cish. This 12th
day of .laituary,
SAM CAKRINGER.
( 21-Jt-pd) T u, ...
FOR SALE?X. It.. ! '.? v., ill.
complete with batti and everything,
including one pair h^a-i-phones.
Have only used it a few hours. It
i* mail, by the Corporation of"
r..l , . .1. - >
n <ii im.nstrr* Foi k -.Vie. will
ta" < s'.;.).00 for it. If ru-.-r -ted
write or siu- ?? t outo. My r :is??n
f.?r soiling Is that I how a luriivr mitfi:.
I ivd O. S Brassiowi', N.?*.
s?
WITH LARGE HOUSE>REN
WHC NEED
VANT
rate ill ir children and make n livinir.
become belt. r farmers urnlcr a raciing
i tfl for adult*,
in which fa:. iiV* a- talien for n pc
of i: ni cik.i ;;;d the kind
of a community.
ml in tin- d -? . ndon:- f early settlers
11. t arn and save much money to
tain country,
n Apply in IVi, To
JSi K'AL SCHOOL
lap, Ga.
often
*ican Railroads
oad%? are now performing their
efficiency than at any other
ry> is indicated by the fact that
ortation records were broken.
."> cars wore loaded with revenue
S52 . the best previous record,
rs-.f- - in and grain products were
.iiwn- vuuai.:. previous record'
1th, '..- "-din" - of merchandise and
totaled ?5L',oi7 cars?the highest
evor reported.
-ihov 2":h,422.?20cnrsof misceliane.
. .and -;ov d?a new high record
eki'v.
;:o. day. Oct ober loth, the rail.
.I,. 10,2! 1 freight cars iloaded
--l' o grea'c-: movement tor
y in history.
ah record in ;*.\s;v . i to number of
i freight, car? and serviceable locos
] r\ storage, v hen loadings of reveight
were in exec.--> of one million.
' c-ek. At the same time there was
shortage or congestion due to railsability.
- Fi o:n January 1st. to October 25th,
"0f .lid cars were loaded with all comdi
tics?excluding coal, coke and ore.