FRIDAY. JULY 3. 1925
" LEGA1
P.TH CAROLINA-?Cherckee
C .r,r.. In the Superior Court.
U <<cvvr vs. Elaska Stover.
NOTICE.
"he d n-.lart, above-named, will
e r( \] thai <?n action entitled as
':etn commenced in the sujor
"t of Cher*.k<- County for
pUr. of dissolving the bonds
m:t* : ny now existing between
jut: "1 f r.dant upon the
:u. i t tvry: and the said de'
further take n ti.e that
, j< r 1 to upy ar before *h
fk -urerior c art at Murr.
N. .. at his office in he r.tirt
: " i.fore the 7th dry of
" . and answer r denv r tc
nt in said a.-ti l r the
i-tt - 1! ar;!y t<? the "nt for
t r- v.anded in the <.plni-t.
.
if. E. DAVIS. Clerk.
T4'
i>
NOTICE.
jwl; i ' May Concern:
Tfca* nt the next regular meeting
' :r- ' 1 of County Cotv.nrs,
< : County, X. C. in Ju.
:h P a.d will consider
hot: r not it will make an ord r
a!;:r - ";,o Si ?k law to take cfA-:
fal!..winc ' jn-la-;- -f
nt P rd:;m T vn-hip, ( hereto
v. X. C., w'-.i.-h was v ? <!
ion ; ?lay f 192-1.
:,i ! ! ring: f the - nv being
. ' not
fir it. !ct< rn.inod:
her ' nty, North Carolina.
Viz.. It bting for Biownhill pr Bit.
P avoidant Township, Cher'
te?* ;nty. N * h Carolina.
All - rs who are in fav r of the
ft*!;: " the stock law to he in force
l'i it being in . r >: in<
Ifst- ; 1 < ck law in th said b--\ ?t
iry e hereby notified to be are->t
me? *.: g 1 ; \ -hall
TV ; 1 t day of June. 192".
T. W. AXLKY.
?n of Board of < canty.
13-o-co) Ccmini- or.v; - Cherokee
County.
NOTICE OF SALE.
V !er and by virtu ; a j'dgtn r.t
f tr.f Siija ri-T Court of Clay ?Vun\
X !th Carolina. entered in ;h
*'<'d p;o?'? edire entlt'-d Annie
1 and husband. K. '. dfovd.
31a:ve Davomi ..t and *h.-r?
M il law "f Marcu- ?">:?v* it.
cea-d, the- undersigned ...mmison?:
will, on Monday, the *>th day
r -luiy. 1925, :it ??m (I) Yb'ih p.
.. : the couit house ! or in
ay?-vi!lc. Clay Canty. North Carina,
sell to the highest bidder, lor
sb, the following described uucl
land in Shooting Creek Township,
lay County, North Carolina, toB
L: try No. 329, Grant 151, Beginr.g
n a sourwood on the line of
<>. 2't82 and runs S. 20 \V. with the
itl line passing a hickory corner of,
id ntry at ISO poles t?? a black i
nr.: thence N. 15 E. with -aid line
? poles to a locust corner of the;
5t named entry; thcr.ee N. 25 W.
ith the same TO poles to a large J
me <?n the line of George McClure (
ckory, Northwest corner of the
ntry; thence with the last named
itry to the beginning, containing
DO acres.
This the 5th day of June. 1925.
J. B. GRAY, Commissioner.
U-lt-a&g)
NOTICE.
ORTH CAROLINA Clay County, [
In the Superior Court,
be Bank of Murphy, Wofford-Terrell
Company et als, creditors, etc. ;
va.
orth Carolina Clay Company.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. |
o the Creditors of the North Caro-1
line Clay Company:
All creditors of the above named i
Jfcndant, North Carolina Clay Com [
will take notice that they are i
squired to present the ir claims J
fainst the company, in writing-, to'
? undersigned receiver for said de- ;
indant corporation on or before the
1th day of July, 1925, or be barred.;
And said creditors will further
ke notice that said receiver, will sit
referee, at the court house in
ayesville, Clay County North Carina,
on t'^ 20th day of July, 1925.
?r the jmrpose of hearing and dermining
who are the true creditors
FOR OVER 40 tEAKS
tol/8 CATARRH MFDICINB hat.
en used successfully in tho treatment
f Catarrh.
HALLr CATARRH MEDICINE con*Jf
of an Ointment which Quickly
Have* by local application, and tho
iternai Medicine, a Tonic, wbteh acta
fouKh the Blood on the Mucous 9ur**8.
thus reducing the inflammation.
L ADVERTISE
of the North Carolina Clay Company
and the priorities, if any, of the re
spc ?i\e creditors.
; Dated at Hayesville, N. C. this
! the Sth day of June, 1925.
! J. B. GRAY. Refvrt- ind
ard Receiver North CarJ na
Clay Company.
NORTH CAROLINA- Graham
County In :.*>. Sri] ericr C-.-rt
Martha Carring t vs. Sam ringer.
NOTH'E
1 The defer. !.int S.i ii e r inger v. i-1
take notice "hat, an :.? *; -? : *1
1 ai abov. has been . rrr.uMu I n i<'
uptrier court t uhatn C rrv.y
N-rth Carolina, by the ;-i . 1
. against the defendant for the :.:rp
f htaining livnc fr? r th dend;.:.t
n the 4. - ' v.n i
>nn.en4 : -?! I a i r,; i V
ail d-:f rdant v.el farther take
'a tha? : :s re:;U*.r- 1 to ;?. ??-a:
at the . i ? the ! rk of the
r I I f (?vak:-m ty. a*
r?n ;? D~w: ?'
WMUJ.-.-Ilt, -N'.rin
Carolina, n th* I lth ! y of July.
1925, and answer or demur to the
v rv.r.laint in .-aid net; .n ? the
, r ; ft will !?;>r?y to the ?urt f r the
reii-.f demand I in *he complaint.
This *thday f lane. 1925.
A. H. COLVARD, Cle tk
-..f the Superior ('curt of Graham
County, Noith Carolina.
AN ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained ' v the B 1 :
Commissioners <f the Town of Mot
phy that in nd'iitb - t i the ad\ainiv:.
an i ; ' taxes, which shall her- a;':- r
h levied, that the f -Howing sa.-.wial
licer-es r privilege tax. s la- ] vied
ass- s ed anil cd'ecttd.
1. On < ry circus exhibiting
v.'thia the incorporate limits of th?
Town cf Murphy, or within one mile
th -'-of, a tol f r *ach
il;.v " > he paid before * vhibiting, and
if ni t pui<l ' i re exhibkir?- to be
doubled.
2. l'}>? n .very firm, per? a. or
lpoiatior xh.biting within the
t wn of Mur : y r within one mile
thereof any Cage r th-atrical Hav.
skbcht <>i ! \ perf-rntance, road
dan.in;:. tamhlin-, wir- dancing or
menagerie, "i'te-n dollars for each
day they exhibit.
Ui'-n rv exhibition for re "
.vt i-1 curiosities in the
town of Mm; y. i within ne mile
th:i-a. *-i\ of fifteen d> liars, to
h-.- raid in advance.
4. I'pon . ..h or hall used r.s a
; the at: .. ( ho ;--- a tax of $25.
5. Upon c-.a-h :".m, t il!, or tent used
a- in? vi: a : ctu: sr. w. or vaude
vi?11 .-now. tax of 525.00.
0. On all carnival companies, travel,
ins circU' ! shows of like char>
actor, moving ; ietart and vaudeville,
-how*, museums, menageries, merry'
"ur.i!.', ferric *.vh?o)*, nth?i*l
iiko amusements conducted for profit
under the same general management
and filling week-stand engagements,
whether under canvass or not, a tax
of $ 100.00 for each we* k or port of a
week, said tax to he paid in advance.
7. Upon every exhibition of a circus,
menagerie, wild west show, dog
and pony show and cv ry show not
licensed in the proceeding sections,
a tax for each day or part of a day
as follows: Shows transported with
wagons with side shows. $10.0(1:
shows requiring transportation in
trains of fifteen cars or less. $17.50;
where general admission dfoes not
exceed fifty cents, on shows requiring
transportation of fifteen to twenty-five
cars on train, a tax of $37.50,
where price of general admission
dors not exceed fifty cents.
S. Upon every traveling theatri|
cal company giving exhibitions or
1 performances in any hall or tent or
other place not licenser! as provided
, in preceeding sections a tax of ten
| dollars for each day or part thereof,
j 9. Upon every merry go round a
| tax of $5.00 per day to be paid in
j advance.
hi. Upon each show or exhibition
of any other kind, and on each
concert for reward, and on every
strolling musician, and on each entertainment
or exhibition for the purpose
of advertising salts of medicines
or other merchandise a tax ten
dollars per day.
11. Upon each itinerant merchi
ant or peddler selling or offering to
I sell in the town a tax of $25.00.
12. Upon each dog kept within
the corporate limits of the Town of
Murphy a tax of two dollars, and
upon each bitch so kept a tax of
| three dollars, and said tax is upon
each dog or bitch kept within the cor.
porate limits of the town of Murphy
between the first day of June, 1925,
and the 31st day of May, 1926. and
if the owner of such dog or bitch
fails to pay same on demand., then it
shall he lawful for any police officer
of the town to kill said animal.
13. Upon each automobile for
hire a tax of $10.00.
14. Upon each person, firm or
THE CHEROKEE SCO
MENTS 1
r corprratkn manufacturing >r ih'.- :
- tiing Cov'a-'.' ! i. r ale, i other J
I like di nk?, end preparation-, a tax j
of $25.00.
| 15. Upon each nv.rcban', shop, j
keeper, or dealer, wh > shall k<- p in
stock cr offer for >a!e any pistt 1 or
r? vi_.Ivor, < r any pistol cnr.ridic s, a
- thu'. can be u-- 1 in a revolver
i pistol, a tux oi $5.00.
16. Upon each .iea'er in r
ctt?s a tax of $10.00.
17. Upon each c-in aut mo
18. t'pn h ... .er i:i juilk, <
a.-: ? |10. J.
I :-1 n i' :i I:*,j. p.;rs n. ?
*
'nr a $10.00.
- > V ?n . - : ! mul.
' r. : ! p .1 v ; r ..v.ty, a !
: . - >:' <25.00. I..... i h > and]
:: .! ul.r Is. V.g r.oil an I * ! v rty. j
a of
i 23. Up>n each and t-v.ry ?spany
of gyjisies or strolling bands . :
' p us trading horses or mules or|
rev iving rewards f pretending t
= v !l t *rt .n. s, a tax of $100.00.
22. Upon each person, f;:m or!
(;.- ration running or perating ..
jj. : 1 for which a charge i 82. a
i' day and upwards is mode : each
jiest. a tax of $ 10.00 and f r oacr
i 1 '-t-1 charging less than -2.no
[day a tax f $.",.00, :.:d n ach
land every boarding house a tax ofj
j $3.00.
23. Upon each person unning
re.-'auan: tax ?.f $ 1 o.mm,
j . 21. Up n each ;cr-??!i running a
j-? sa fountain tax >:' 81".'-0.
2". Up each ]n' .- a ? r icurii j. |
1 : li. iiing laborer- f - oa:;:l v\
!*. at < s thi -tate a tax I S10".
j 28. It n each person, fliua ;
! c..?:r ration engaged in the 1
i?d* plumbing, steam ei gas fito >.-{
I stalling electric lights and lighting
| fixtures a tax of $10.00
i Upon i.ah ?.d every .-vr--- .
party doing business in the lawn <d
i Murphy a tax - f $20.0'?.
2S. Up. c v ry p? n. I : ,,, < ?
. pmati..:: n:v. a" In.' a motor or ; n,
imnl propelled vHcle f >r : e our
! peso of engaging in lK transfer -.1
i packages, boxes, crates, trunk-,
' freight, express, and thi like for gain
i a tax of $5.00.
30. Upon each and every shoe repairing
shop a tax f $3.00.
31. Upon ? and every itim ant
jeweler t liver smith a tax of
J 10.00.
32. Up n each . d every larl> r j
shop a tax of >2 f r each chair I
used, for tin- purp -< earring n i
said trade.
33. Upon cad and . very
ant dcal< r iri patent m-.i. -in- - i tax!
of $10.00.
34. Upon each and ever d ale; i
fresh meats, fish a id ovster . a tax
of SI0.00.
33. Upon < a eh end .\eiy vender
of iee cream a tax of $5.?>o.
36. Upon each and every pu>s-i
ing club a tax of $3.00.
37. Upon each coal dealer, or per- '
son, firm or corporation ordering!
ooul for publ:>- distribution, fore
purposes other than for own use. a|
tax of $10.00.
38. Upon every tel-phone < r telegraph
company doing business r.
the town of Murphy, a tax of $20.00.
39. Upon each and ev -ry oil,
naptha. or gasoline agency, a tax of
$10.00, wholesale or retail.
41. Upon each and every firm or
corporation operating retail gasoline
pump or tank, a tax of $10.00.
42. Upon each and every dealer
in fertilizer, a tax of $10.00.
42. Upon each and every ag-. tft
or dealer in lumber, a tax of $10.00.
43. Upon each and every garage
or machine shop, a tax ?>f $10.00.
44. Upon each and every real estate
agent, a tax of $10.00.
45. Upon each and every auctioneer
conducting sale of real estate for
profit, a tax of $20.00 per day.
46. Upon each and every dealer
or agent in sewing machines, a tax
of __5.00.
47. Upon each and every hank or
trust company, a tax of $10.00.
W. M. FAIN, Mayor.
li. \\. sift. l own Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE.
Be it unanimously ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Commissioner?;
of the Town of Murphy:
That the ordinance regulating
parking of motor vehicles adopted
September 25th, 1023, he and the
same is hereby amended by adding
a section thereto as follows:
Sec. 0. That it shall hereafter he
unlawful for any person operating a
a motor vehicle to cross the spaces
designated for parking of vehicles
without coming to a complete stop.
Any person violating this additional
section shall upon convicition pay a
fine of twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 10. That it. shall hereafter i
be unlawful for any person to oper-'
UT. MURPHY. N. C.
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Tl?Flags 72?Height
( lullun will npprir la aril lasue.
Answer To Last Week's
Cross-Word Puzzle j
Bf ! F Epn?O S A Rill
7.Sd"A a I MCI M Y
e rjjE t aHii s^B
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L
;.: .1 motor voH '? within the Km- ,
vf Cue t.-wr.- V.t' Murphy ni'uwuv t
the si I v hearing a state
lis r plate. Any person violating
thi- - ion shall up. n conviction pay
a t:*s. of twenty-five dollars.
S? n 11. That it shall hereafter
h. unlawful for any person to,
park an automobile or other vehicle j
? v thr grass on Peachtree Street be-1
twee- Central Avenue and-Valentine
Avenue. Any p r>??n violating this
section -hall upi i: conviction pay n
fine ><\ ten dollars.
postkll
Mr-. Virgil Allen was a visitor in
She;: Creek Sunday.
Mr. Dorris Voylt 's baby is serious
ly ill this writing.
.Mr. and Mrs. O. 1*. Taylor and
children, Glenn and Jewil. spent
th, weekend with .Mrs. Taylors
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Allen.
John Mason is rapidly improving
from his recent illness.
Mr. Marshall Hantby left Sunday
for Murphy to attend Court this
week.
Mrs. Jane Mason visited Mrs.
Hilar Hogsed Saturday.
Mis. Sopha Jones and children.
Willie. Sue and Quinton, visited Mrs.
Marv Stiles Friday.
Mrs. Josie Swanson has been on the
sick list tht past week.
Mrs. Emily Adams it- on the sick
list.
Frank, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Swanson has been very ill
but is some better at this writing.
Mr. Clyde Stiles made a business
trip to Ducktown Tenn. Friday.
Mr. Lush Craig and Sister. Miss
Icy, of Harhuck, spent the week-end
on Shoal Creek.
Messrs Cate Stiles and Birt Mason
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visited Mr. ) >hn Mr- . S.:day.
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Mvr ' v.- .? l.n : t n lie. \Vi!l.c, >1
My11 ..nd ? " .: Th >n .--.n and
Loyd ( \vd? r all mot v.?i t?? Iliawu-.-cv
kiv i a plcni-ulw. trip Sun- !;
day. Jp
TV. y f.i.?.;? f Mrs. Mary1
Hiil will he u d to lam :ia.: she .- j\
iniprovi'K \\
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The dry wi.i'h. r -til; . :;t?nuos in j?
H.. .-a ction !! lIvi'S W i".:id bei IV.ore
.veUonie than jr-. : rain.
Robust Mother of Five Healthy,
Happy Children Keeps tit
with BeechDm's Pills
"When 1 N-tl r Ji?v hradachr corr.infi CD,
1 take one or two bcecham'a Filli.
"I am 33?a hcutthv.T? Ki?? nvtherwith five ?
bppv chiiiirn.(hanLt (? BtNhir'*, 1 Jo all !
(rOBlr.fi. ail- CS: n,: l. f the cFil Jfr..."
Mr*. Albert Onr.etod. Fall River, Mau. '
For FREF SAMPLE Write
B. F. Allen Co., 41'> Canal Street. New York
Buy from vour J.'iiscut in 2{anJ SOchowi
For oatutiporiim, bti'lfcrntneu, >?.. h.aaa.hcj. JTkl
other ji(alne uiirutn;., ? ?
Beectaatn's Pills
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Prote
* Jbr6QOl
The management of this railro;
ble for every employe, male or
to insure liis or her peace of r
tion afforded by life insurance i
ation in case of fatal or seriou
Through the largest single :
the history of underwriting,
approximately $150,000,000 in 1
Co., both accident and life in
every Louisville & Nashville e
the normal cost?the railroa<
difference in premiums
j employes and tho
company
The mi
PP P Jaw |Sf this proi
k * pp family" i
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Frequent g
| Bilious Attacks g
||j "I suffered with severe bill- jpjp
gg ous attacks that came on two
or three time* each month,"
5 *ara Mr. J. P. Nevins. of
K Lawrenceburc, Ky. "I would BP
? get nauseated. 1 would have |?i|l
[1 dizrine?s and couldn't work. ?[jp
|B 1 would take pills until I was Ejjg
5B worn-out with them. I didn't
seem to get relief.
. ? "A neighbor told mc of SSp
flM-DRNIBHT
1 Liter Kadicine ?
a IP
? and I began its use. I never
Shave found r,o much relief et^L
t. . it gave in. I would not ?P
H be without it i r anything It
seemed t<" ? ;..ir.se r;.y who.
g system and r. : r?" fee! Hi e
P new. I w r.-a'.;. a few rrH
gj doses?get rid of the bile and
3, have r.y us .:al /.ar head.
If f '! full f : and could i ;.1
g twice . work."
j| till i. :ii . -'ks ir?- "iT-?aW
Fonril" v.irh many people. slP
? Milli r. 1 t ' en Thed- H,;m
a- fcnVf- !iir.ck-r>rr orb.: ward ^
bi off .:< \ !!.: ! the good ilP
^ r? reported j|jig|
~g= should induce you to try It.
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2.- -? t>? ~ ? .-*. =*r f FSS rt7? rra nr HF= rZL
I- ii . . 5 i- L & '/"a ww m
? i : :so\
The y enj ycd an ice
. omo f Mr.
. Sr.- ir iay night.
?Mr.
N. >. a:. i.; v.o.-th, Ga.
h- re tha vi- i; iooliin.tr after his
. in., rests.
..4 ?
. !'.> . ..a MasonH has r.turned
)r.v : in V ir.y Hiri-. Ga. where
io has . . ii. y summer
.ho. i.
-?
Mr. and Mr-. Hugh S;.. . zp of
.i.vn .i . tl Mr. ami Mrs T. (I. ,
hc-urer and l?r. ;.iid Mrs. \V. O.
!a>. n Sun-lay.
Mrs. Yirdk Rnp? r and son of
r:.-- vvn v. . i reiativt - at this
e Sunday.
t?uite nun o\v our y. :r.g
>Iks attend-.d the pit r:i< at Rang, r
iVdnc sday.
Mr. I.awrer.. V ;k i it Blue
we i. .. :,h home i'.-lks.
- eh i ! C< MMr.tttH- :,n-t Snturxy
: r tin- pu:; so ?>t" -electincr teai?
r : tn . >minu y-a>.
n r h 'nu't??Iks.
Mi- \V:!!:o Ovrnhy hn* 5 >vn on
i ' li ". J ut hi'H r at this
: itinp.
Th ! wil 1 a Peroration a.
anday.
wFF1-^
;%//i Ml
'
CTION
10Employes
ad has just made it possifemale,
white or colored, *
aind through the proteo
and substantial remuners
injury. v- t
insurance transaction in
representing a policy of
he Prudential lnsuranco
Burance are provided to
mploye, at a fraction of
1 assuming n substantia]
between those paid by
se paid to the insurance
magement believes that n
tection to the "L & N. N
vill make for more effi* l>
vice to the public.
?