P*c. r FOUR
NOKill
Cherokee C. - r. F-S
>' : v h r (" ::.
W ffcrd Terr*
vs.
A. L. Pi-tel!.
NOTICE OK SERVICE FY PC!
LIC \T!ON
The defendant ub ve nam .5 a
tak: n otic. that a summons n t!
a: v t titled ?n wa? issued a#
inst said defendant or. *he 14th J
July. 1925. by the undersign
Clerk, t' rrc. ver against you the si
of $52u."?2 with inter>. >t from t
day f 1924. t
same b .r.g amunt due for goo<
ware- and merchandise sold ar.d <
livered by plaintiff to y a n yo
ier during 1924-25; that the su
Ttvms ther ir returnable Augi
2ltft. 1925. ar.d y are further no
i d that an attachm ent i>sued at t
same ' me a? sa;d sumtv r.s md V
he?: levied up>n y;ur st- . -f e
ar.d al vour richt. titL ar.d ihV. rin
a~d to your storehouse and
at T t n in said C -unty. adjoir.i
the lands of E. B. K.: or v. ? ch s..
levy has been duly docketed in t
offi.-e f the undersigned, and wl-.i
said warrant f . " i hrr.ent s a!
r-rturr able on tr.v 21st d y Ausru
1925. an.i y u ar r. t :i.-i that ual
yott answer or demur t th. . impla:
within the i a - :
.vr.cn - rr.rw;.;
hefor* Aug. 21st. 192*. th-. r.-l;
th- tfir. dwnc.Micd v..;: bgrartc-d.
Witness K K. I>u. : k : Su
a-. m- in Murphy.
C . Thi* July l'L 192."
E. E. DAVIS. < : . s : ;
I " .'-4*-<:&r. 1 C :r*. < ? ::n
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
of
/ ON \ni < AP.K
Atpi.caM.n wi'l b :
G vira r :* N rth Car .:r. g?r I
: urd n of Onurd (".ark --nv.ct ?j
th- A ,:gust T. : r. . ' '2 1. <>? the Sv
- 1 urt Ch?*r '' -ur.tv S
the crime of violating the prohib
: >n law and sentenced to the r
Bunombf C-unty f y. a t.rra : 2
years.
All p- rs- who ..pp.--, th.. cva
ing ?>? said ; a:?l ?n arc invited
forward their piotrsts t the Gov
nor without delay.
This the 27th day -f July. 192
(.">1- 2t m&m) D. W. CLA!
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned H. I.. MulkTrustee
of O. C. Davis. Bankru
by virtue of the orders and il.c:
of the L'nit. d Stat- s D:-tri?t Co
for the Western District f No
< arolina, in Bankruptcy, n the ni
ter of O. ('. I)a\ Bankrupt, x
offer lor sab at public auction,
the highest bidd.r for cash. at
court house d o. in Murphy, N.
on the 10th day of August. 192.">.
ilevrn o'clock, A. M.. all the rig
title ar.d interest of said O. C. Da>
in and to a certain tract of land
Owl Creek, Murphy Township, Ch
okce County, containing 62 ucr;
more or less, known as th J .hn D.
ery home plac-. which was de\ i>
to Rolin Dockery by .L '.:n D ke
deceased, and which wa> convey
by Rutin Dockery and wife t? 0.
Davis and Henry Kapeheart, by d?
dated Feb. 15th, 1022, and regist
ed in the office of the Register
deeds of Cherokee County, in Be
70 at page 107. referer
to which is made for description a
particulars. Included in this sa
and to be conveyed to the pu:chathereof
is the right for account!
against Henry Kephart, as co-teoa
for use and occupancy of said lan
during the years 1022, 1023, 19f
and 1025. Sale subject to confirn
lipn by the Referee in Bankrutpi
Hun, Geo. W. Craig. Asheviile. N.
Thl? July 27th. 1025.
V. H- L. MULKEY, Trustee
In Bankruptcy of O. C. Dav
(51-2t-dw.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received by t
Council of the City of Murphy, X.
At the Mayors office, on Thursda
August 13, 1925. for the surfacii
of the business section of the tov
with one of the Following types
pavements.
1'ainches of Asphaltic Concrel
Fine aggregate type.
1*2 inches of Sheet Asphalt
i oV,. nf n?nhalt with 1 ini
binder course.
2 inches of penetration Macadam.
1 ls inches Natural Rock Aspha
Approximate estimate of Qua
tities:
250 yards common excavation.
1300 square yards water boui
Macadam.
18,500 square yards of pavin
Bids in three forms:
1. Lump sum for the work co
plete.
2. Unit bid per .square yard f
Paving, Cubic yard for excavation.
ii mn j hi.
nMamaxaBme
5. S. CONVENTION
VERY SUCCESSFUL
i
j The (_ h~rok?e County Sunday
g j-.h. Association hold a very suci.
tssful convention at th*. Presbyterian
ill 'Church Murphy on Thursday and
he! Friday. July. 23rd and 24th. Eigh"
:a-, Sunday schools of the county were
ay | represented. Four ministers attended
ii on more sessions. Five sup:m
erin ten dents and a number of te&cfahe
. in and workers were present for at
he east part if the conventionH
i>. Mr. D. W. Sim'. of Raleigh.
1 - c r.-ru! <upennt:ndent of the North
'"Jr. Carolina Sunday School Association,
m- it>o M -s I- - da Rose, of New Orleans,
ist S '-irt.--n.dent f the New Orleans
ti-'? -f Re! eious E iueatiin. were
he r.r . ss< : .!? - for the ocj
ia* Th. spoke four tim ? each,
i*- . r \ - r : a- t !low>:
T s y Mb* B <v
lot l. v u;h ar.d th- Church.
_ The Sunday School Organized
: >r Service,
h Prepuiing and telling a story,
^b 4 \V -r?h:p t". - Sunday schov.
5:> T'. -e by M . S m> :
1. K y to a Great .r S rr.day
S. h d.
-. Bett r n?".!*.:- th- >uv. better
u- ? -opera::on.
r Sugg -ti :-5 to Sunday School
Teacher ?.
Th follow r.c County and Townip
Officer - v.- -re \\ i ted:
-x F. G. ( ?ry. Murphy. Prr.d i-.nt.
\ W. Abe-nathy. Marble. Vice P
3;r* M:? Ruth Hatch >*.?. B 11
tv V . .. S . t !. \V. H ? hi-tt.
j B '! Vli \\. Pri-ident -f N t! i TownJ.
B. Hall. Marble. Vaileyt urn.
T "v. r. -hip. President. J. B. Johnson.
' hiiii r - <p.. P'-esi : -r.t : H thou c
he T w: B. W. Sip . Murphy,
h -( President *" Murphy Township,
at R L. K- nun f Su.t. Presid nt of
tp- Si ..i ' reek Township. K'.bert Bat- -,
or - - - i-n' nt Bcaverdaiu Township,
it- R v E G. Clary, who was elected
f ri'sidetit f the county association.
_r ! |
L*r id p.: ton f >r pr. r.g.
to 'ubu ynr i f r excavation,
er- Certified check required five p r:-nt
of Bid.
" r instruction Bond required fifty
RK per nt Bid.
Plans and spec luufons may be examined
at th. Mayors office.
The- council resorvti the riuht to re.
ject any r all bid*, to wa.vv d.fo.t- o:
inf intalit.es in bid-, o: to accept an;,
'P*? bid as it - .uI! de.-rn ( the best :::
et * t r?t of th. ?ity. and bid- ire only
urt received -abject to this condition,
rth
at.;
vill NORTH < AROI.INA.
t,.' HF.ROKKF. COUNTY,
the' H> virtur- a venditioni exponC.,
as issuing from the office of th.at
.'liMk of the Sup-.ri r court of Ch -:oLh
koe County, in th- matter of E. B.
is. Notv.13, Plaintiff, again t R. T.
on iRo'imc-I Bowman, defendant,
er- I will n Monday the 7th day of
i?. -MAMMM between the hours
>ek to o'clock A. M.. and 4 o'clock
'ed 1*. M., of said day. offer for sale
ry. to the hightst bidder fi r cash all the
ed r-ight. title and interest . f said R. T.
C. ' Ros0"? i Bowman, in and to the
' ^ following described piece and parcil
er",of land, to-wit: Part of tract No.
ol i District 5, Cherokee County. N. C.
'?^jlt being the house and lot on which
' *h? children of Clayton Bowman iivcnt*
| In Texanna and particularly describl*c#
j ed as fallows: P-ginning on a stake
*er he N- E. corner of the Riley Maskin<
lot and runs with that line S.
nt* *?2 degre.s W. 153 feet to a stake;
lc^s | thence N. 33 degr-es W 121 feet
"^ jto a stake the S. W. corner of
ia* j the lot owned by Williams Siler;
^'jthen N. 62 degrees E. 155 feet to a
degrees E. 121 feet to the beginning,
stake on Ramsey St.; th-.n S. 35 degree
E. 121 feet to the beginning.
IS* onconta ning 2-5 of and acre and being
the same piece of land conveyed
to Clayton Bowman by W. K. Single,
ton by deed which is recorded in of"ice
of th. Register of Deed for CheC.
-okee County in Deed Book No. 26'y*
age 373 & c. The interest of said Ro?
n* oe Bowman in -aid land being ar.
Irn undivided one-fifth, to satisfy said
?f judgment and costs in said judgement
above referred, to which is re:e
corded in thrt judgement docket No.
IS at page 218. in the office of the
clerk of the Superior Court. of Cherokee
County.
Witness my hand this the 5th day
>f August, iVZo.
" (22-41-ebnl B. B. MORROW
n" Sheriff of Cherokee County.
oiLJO,JSNESS
inactive liver, aick headache. ?wr
stomach. harmful constipation
|ir Whjr suffer these miaenea, when
easily mod pleasantly removed by
m CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
or No diacomfort, pain or nausea - 25c
"or Solo By R. S. Parker. Druggi*
a . ? ilk " aa-q
THE CHEROKEE
tne other day vrave oat tr? to.low
-tatement:
I' i' expect. tha: a t
-rip -erven;i r. he
in each township und-directior
of the abive r.
President? ir. the course of th. r
two months. Each Sunday Sch
entitled to as many represent ;'
| as each desires ani what ?reat;r :i
?f service is the:e than f r Sun
School of all Churches eett nc
iceth.r or.ee vr twice a year ur.:
. hanging id-.-as as to the b.st wa;.
v- r.-iuct a Sunday School. V.'
rect to have & representative t;
every Sunday school in th? iou
at the county convent ?n at B 1: v
next year.
Miss Ruth Hatchett, of B.lle-i
who was elt-.td secretarv-trcn
| ?f the crunty
I iay crave out th. foil ?v.ing statrr:
"As . reta-y of this rear.. : .:i
! would likv to urge the pr.sld r"
each township acc -r-Jing to the r
given bv our president. In :
this we h pr : 1 be ah!-.- to roak
c? ur.ty 1m> p cent.
"Mr. D- H Tillitt. f Ar.dr :wth
r-t'ring pr.sid-r.t >:* the a>.-- ,
i ?r. and pert'?r:v.-: d hi- duties v
: faithfully ar.d su s-fully. but
iur.t t- pre.-.- pr f -i
] v. r'.; asked that someone e'se be
p. dried a? pr- s: iert. and th" v
: apointt i Rev. Fh G. Cla-y
* k the offi.--. Mr. Clarv is par
th - Prcsbyt-::- hutch at M
| pry. and : = carry ng on h: v.
very successfully. H a 1 ve v,
Sur.iiav S h v >rk. and i:
; "pit- th-- c ur.tv wi.i lino
ith him in this w rk it will 1
!
?v matt:* t m ke ur - nnty
hundred percent."
Thi r. xt convention of the
- a--- .lation w U meet with I>
, vh .v nvx* summ r.
Already r'.an> f ?r h d-'.ing *
; sh'p < invent: r..- a e b ing mad-i
presidents f th-:- t v. r. hip-, a- i
tested by the fol wing letter t Clary.
Marble. N. C. July 20.1
R v. E. G. Clary. Murphy. N. C.
Dear Sir and Brother:
Yours in hand r dative to
township convention. Will say t
! I 'm planning t> Hold one some t
i in August or the first of Septeml
J As soon a? I can get arrangenu
' made I will notify you as to time
, place, and I shall be g'.ad tor you
' help :rc out.
Yours in the wo k.
- - , ? J. B. HA
i
Mr. Geo. \N. Heard of Atla
? sp? nt Wednesday here on busines
(murphy making preparaj
tion.n to entertain tou
(Continued from pact I)
!
I iou-ness that they app?artd to
J people of Murphy to open tl
homes to the point of personal :
rifice to the end that the visit
might be taken care of for
?. _u?
Nothing in the way o? ami
ment for the visitors on the ni
1 of their stay here, other that
: public speaking feast, at wh
prominent officials and figu
of both states will exchange felit
tions. has been formally announ<
However, it is expected that so
of the more prominent old time 1
dlers, an Indian Choir, a band c
cert, and like forms of amu
ments will be on tht program to
light the visitors,
j Among the prominent Not
Carolina visitors and officials
pected hero on the occasion :
Governor McLean, Commissior
Stikeleather, Wythe M. Peyton, i
gineer who laid out the North Ca
lina link of this great highw
Mayor Cathey, of AsheviUe. s
other hitfh officials. It is urj
that all citizens of any degree of
j fluence whatsoever write to
prominent officials, both state a
I road, and invite and urge them
I be present at Murphy on the aft
noon of Sept. 14th, to the t
that a like occurrence of the Four
when the Governor, numbers of '
Legislature, and other promin<
Georgians were honor guests
Murphy and no state or hitrhv
officials here to greet them. 1
committee believes that this co
| tesy will be expected by thr Ge
firians. and should at least he
tended on this occa?;on. At lai
time for representation by proxy
not in person.
Plans of the local committee i
*"ormulatino fast, and it is cxpeci
hat formal program for the nil
of the motorcade in Murphy ^
he announcd soon. Th. commit
composed of Mayor W. M. Fa
'hairman; Mrs. E. B. Nor veil, M
G. A. Hasty, Mrs.H. G. Etkins. M
C. W. Bailey, and Messrs. J.
Davidson. F. S. Hill. W. Christopl
and G. W. Candler.
SCWT. MU?PHY. N. C.
GOV. ENGINEERS
RECEIVE SECOND
TRIMMING SAT.
T ao Much For En?ine?ri
Saturday. But Andrew* Mixed
The Pt'diioj Thursday
v.'?
y2 T : : a. baseball arirreitatior
carre with the r. >t end >f a 7 J
1 *" . C ?core with the Gov rnnient En
rX" rireers Saturday Aft*: rr. eon. 'ihi
"*.r:c:ne^"ji were weak in th. box. bu;
a'.-'t in the fi-. i with . vx
ption of several error* ?a r;gn
, ...or fi .,i H -vi Th-y 1
not rb th scores of the Mnipfcj
l-.-ys that fcezan t p:I- up n tn
rth In. irg. H 1 v?*r. for Murphy
r" ... f -<i scot- in t'. fourth
, ir. ti - * ::h. z--- * tcrec- bu*
n:' . .tin- tw> nen n hi* i an
injf ar .the' 1,5 -tit. H t.I
f . . a thre. br-se h" in < \r r.n
an? .j... infi jtrorcd. Whitt, f r Murphy
' - tw . _4--f hi* ir. : e fifth ir.n
.rig. C. Baker .-c -red f " the en
:ters in th fifth inning. and O
* Baker :n the seventh.
Th- pitchers were B iker and W am
>r the Engineers, and Meron-y foi
r' Murphy.
r i At a fast game between th stron*
ar" Ami '.v- team and Murphy Thursday
rA' Andrews carried off the pie with i
-1 . of *? to 1.
r V game between the fast Bobbin?
' v lit aggregation and the Murphy teau
" i- s heduled at the park on Saturday
: aft-rnon at 2:3rt and everybody is
: ged t come out out and support th*
Gold Discovered
Near Rangei
.vr- According to word brought hen
h fi t . f the week bv Mr. R. C
... F.i.-ks. a vein of g dd about 1* inchei
! r ad was discovered recently abou'
r.- half mile northeast of Ranger
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
in often caused bjr an inflamed condition
;? cf the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you
hive a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing ir.ay be deSer.
stroyed forever
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
nt> do what wo claim for it?rid your system
lrd ?' catarrh or Deafness caused by
' Catarrh HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
1 t has successful in the treatment oi
Catarrh for over Forty Tears.
Sold by all druggists
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O.
IF
leii .
?oc-'
T T
Si t ** ^
i:a 1
ght
Tuesday
ced ;
w
on- I We will sell to the hi
M. some of North <
subdivided from the
th 100 acres of J. V.Tv
exare
Both of these farm;
ro- Ga. and on the main
ay
im
'ln. They will be subdiv
the ceptionally easy tei
nd own figure.
to
er nti
Cash Prizes
ent
I Oglesby R
are
? "The
sill
'n' Jno- P- Ogle?by, Mgi
? Horn,
w.
"
f
by Mr. R.cks and Mr. T. J. King,
partm rs in the find. Th vein is
?aid : contain a promising markets,
hi: p r ent f pur- c '4. and it? 1-ngth
and depth have not yet been de,
tcmined.
According to the pre-ent p!an-> of
the finders, it i* contemplated to s< 11
t lease the find on a royalty basis.
. Mr. Ricks stated that he had be n
pr ospecting for year? and had made
|r.nry finds, but this one was the best
. he had vet discovered. He was highr
ly optimistic over the discovery.
t*
] BOILING SPRINGS
A crowd of B iiing Springs folks I
attended th- meeting at Hangingdogj
Church Sunday n ght.
i j
I
\-&u^
finytfoi
;ar
^SMf nUra lMr i
MOTHF.R? Fletcher'* Cwtoi
Castor 1 hi. Paregoric, Teething
prepared to relieve Infants in
Constipation
> Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Food, p
Natural Sleep withi
To avoid irrilationv always look for th
Proven direction* _j_ rt.-h package. ]
fTli
v 1
lugust llth 10
ighest bidder on Tuesday A
Georgia's best farm lands..
Judge J. M. Johnson Fan
riggs property
i are located a short distan
highway
ided into small farms and
rms.. Here's a chance to g
Band Concert Lad
ealty Auction
Company with a Reputatic
r. Ogle*
e Office: Hotel Ansley, Al
Room 608 Phone Ivy 1100
FRIDAY AUGUST 7. ms.
Miss Mae Abernathy was thT^est
Sunday of Miss Jane Mulkey.
Messrs- Fred and Ed Mundy
Monday for Century. W. Va. wh?,
they will join their parents.
Messrs. Robers Fain and Gra<iy
Davis made a trip to the Telli mo^n.
tains la-t weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Abernathy spent
Sunday with the latters parents, jjr
and Mrs. A. J. Davis.
r* A CI_I For Denial Go 14
V^/Aol 1 Platinum. Silver.
! Diamonds. magneto points, fafc,
teeth, jewelry, any valuables. Mt3
today. Cash by return mail.
Hoke S. & R. Co., Otiefo, Mick.
A
-ia is a harmless Substitute for
: Drops and Soothing Syrups,
arms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
rocnoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
out Opiates
e signature of
PhyaicUos everywhere recommend it
ON!
, Ga.
':00 A. M.
ugust 11th, 10:00 A.
. Composed of farms
n of 400 acres and
ce from Hiawassee,
will be sold on exet
a fine farm at your
lies Especially Invited
i Company
m
by Bros. Auctioneers
danta,