PAGE SIX
PREMIUM LIST CHEROKEE
COUNTY FAIR OCT.
14. IS 16. 19
(Continued from page 1)
O. F. Huiunckfr?
\V - - - 2
34r~ it. C. Barr ? ?
Cacumh- :'e- 1
Collect:- n ferns. ?eccr.-i
Frank -T. Watkirs?
A: .r:. f. - 2
B.ack rye. first 2
FV t \st 1
T'MT " -
Ancona Pu'.'et. first .. .1
"VTv-.nd * C s. first 1
v. ' C. f r-t 1
Wyand. : H*: . first 1.
V ynrc t P.: it. f r-' I.
Patty yn*T sqcash. r. :
Water- ^ r.d
B-rr- . R ck. hen. se . r.z
ft i! r.i'
t'-r.'-y ?-v. sc :oau 1.
kir.c. f.: .-t
J. \\ Pytr?
V.T.ite ejcjrs. first . 1.
P T.??c!?*. second
Peach Pi ikies. first 1.
Mr-. : *: .?
h - rr.ade * ap, se: rd
Ma tc -d Mt: >?
>< ;a Perms. first 2
CI.:;. peas. first ... .2
S* .'.re ??.ja beans, first 1
I! first
Dried Fruit. - r.d
(Ira-v ... B:r.h ?
Q t. first 1
Dried fruit, first 1
Mis*. Mildred Akin?
first 1
Cr .
Wii... - - ?
Jlr.y 1 * jr.* f . -t
f *:>v r - . *":r>t 1
5^4 *. t. 1 r. -t r. !
Si -- exr.i . . - : .
t. e. ?
C V ; .r. r. r.d
Cabbage. -< r.d
I'. T. I.a Ran? : ?
Plum Marmalade first
li an : " iggry. se r. : 2
K A. Hyatt?
I.-.-h p it' f . 1
3!rv L. E. Bayless?
Doughnuts. first 1
Horace McCleliun-?
Poney a r.d Buggy, first 2
Mis-, Carcie Ferguson?
Luncheon Set, first 1
John Woody?
Apples any vr.ri ty. firs: 1
Cane, second
Red Limbertvcig. ?. ?? :d
Gano, .second
Mi-. John E. Fain
Bed Spread, first 1
Collect: n fruits, fii.-1 2
r, . . .. ->
Beaten Busi- -t. fir.*:
Fie, first . 1
Sponge cake. .-<v??nd
Layer cake. fi:-t 1
S. C. Gentry?
Hay sr.ja l*?an. first ...1
Beef bull, fiist
FUoli under one year, first
Cow, first
Heifer under one year, first
Team, second ... '
Mrs. ii. B. Ferguson?
Anuel food cake, firs;
T. J. Loudermilk ?
Onions, first 1
Chestunts, second
Molasses, second
Table beets, second
Mrs. Tom Patton?
Collection Handkerchiefs 1
Martin Creek School?.
Map of county, second
J. C. Palmer?
Pepper, first 1
Tomatoes, first 1
Comb honey, second
William Johnson?
Bull und r one year, second 2
Andrew. Manufacturing Com pan;
Hardwood, first ft
Sofi wool, first 3
Mrs. A. M. Hatchett?
Staymun apple, first 1
Wheat, second 1
TWipporwUI peas, Second I
Mrs. G. W. Ellis?
collection taoio ferns, first I
Apple Jelly, first 1
Blackberry, first 1
Strawberry, first ....... 1
Anyother variety, first 1
^ Djrrie relish, Hist 1
f*Xud plant*, cscond
Apple Marmalade, second
Grape Marmalade, second
Grape Icily, second
Peach P: c rves, second
Lush Scroggs?
Pen Leghorns. f*t*t 1
Wyandot Pea, second
W. M. Ramsey?
Watermelon, first 1
Pumpkin, second
Crook Neck Squash, second
A. MCD. Harsh aw?
Horse to buggy, first 5
Mrs. H. E. Frease?
Bull Calf, second 2
T. S. Evans?
Saddle Horse, second 2
i
MURPHY
TOWNSHIP
S. S. CONVENTION
25 TO BE NOVEMBER 7TH
A f : lay '.ool c ver.ticn for
... ^ : School* :r. M -rphy
TrA-.srup will be held vri.h "he
P.ahv. ve Baptist Churvh on Saturay.
N vember 7th. according t
- sen: plats a? aar.-:n.?d this
-t?k bv T -.rrjihip Pre-.-, dent B. V.\
Most : the other Township
of the C unty have held convention?
0,"> -ir.ce the last Courty-wide Conven,,A
n held last summer. President
" y of the County A-- elation i?
'*0 r-- a- eff rt have a conven
". *. held In every township.
1 . - rv., r-' r. - are .r.ter-der.
' b nati a*L All the Sa day - h ob
.r T -a -hip are asked to
f date tA arranee
.... xrSU last all d_y. It .
. red the: delegates will bring
00 he r 'ur.ch.t-- ard corr.e prepared t
- : -- - the s- A
. ei to have ?>me g > .: addresses
i e feeipful : Sun lav -.. t
rker- well a- t other?. The
00 full pr rrair. will be an-.cure -d next
v. The t re-at . f the pa?.50
* rs :r. the Tcwmhip i? helped to the
-nd that a cr d! convention may be
.00 had.
"i EVANS & LANCE AWARDED
SURFACING CONTRACT IN GA.
Evans A: Lance. local r ad building
.00 jor.tract r>. an .:;-ced th.? week that
...} had bee- awarded the contract
r hardsurfacirg the road in Union
. G.i . f m Blair.-vi'.'e t
- r Hwri>. the c ntra.t r e be *>:?.
Tr t tr.. . was
>be 17th. w '.< t begin
.trir.: 1" days, and to be -moleted
' v. thin 1 v. rk'.ne day?. Tr.e sur'
0 face i- * be waterbound macadam,
3 tr.dersto d.
.50 Evans & Lance a Is, announced
-50 they had finished the grading
rk or. the Xotla Ti wns'nir
00 d f -r the Sr.- a". Creek T wn?h:p
.50 ; - t -.he Murphy Township line.
They r?v. have the c r.tract f..r grad 00
.r.y the streets within the limits of
Mir; y This work comprises the
" -... :r ... tr.e L. & N. depot on Hiu>
-e: a :retch or. Peach*, -e
0" -: the h -. ital section, rnd a
Elliott Street. The work
.00 rrozref-.-inu ra; idly and will be
. -omf.leted within :d <. it ten days Mr.
luir.ee tated.
.00
'"> COUNTY TEACHERS MET IN
MURPHY LAST THURSDAY
A me t tin? of the Teachers cf
.00 ( hcrokee County was held in the
l'" :il school building Thursday a;
.00 . r October loth. There were a 00
bout fifty teachers in attendance
50 jj, ail parts of the county. Most
00 the school took a holiday that day
so as t?' allow the children to attend
n<1 the fair and also on account of the
.00 teachers meeting.
1.00, c.ur.ty Superntent A. L. Martin
>.00, r.tevred v/ith the teachers in re:u
to the reading circle work for
2.00 o year. Also, the teachers were
Ivor, an opportunity at this meeting
1.00 ; tI.e North Carolina Teachers'
J -.ssociation and. through it, +0 Work
1.01' r remedial school legislation and
- -5 the repeal of good features about
50 the present school law. A goodly
,>0 number of the teachers joined the
, ^tate Association.
1-00 jho question of holding further
, anty teachers meetings was dis i,0(
. sssed as was also the possibility of
1 Iding a county commencement
Oo oniet:me in the spring.
00 .Mr, B. W. Sipe was re-elected
.50 j President of the County association
! and Miss Ella Simonds was made
50 j Secretary. The next meeting will
? probably be held in November.
.00
001 'COTD IN THE HEAT)"
00 " acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Thoss subject to frequent "colds" are
.00 generally in a "run down" condition.
nn HALL S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
uu Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to
be used locally, and a Tonic, which a"ts
Quickly through the Blood on the Mu.00
ous Surfaces, building up the System,
? '4 making you Isss liable to "colds."
*o!d oy druggists for over 40 Years.
00 J- Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O.
00
00 /""? A CTT For Dental Gold
1 Platinum, Silver.
Diamonds, magneto points, false
tepth. jewelry, any valuables. Mail
today. Cash by return mail.
50 Hoke S. & R. Co., Otsego, Mich.
00 . . H. Hicks, Andrews?
.50 Team to Buggy, first .. 5.00
H. C. Johnston?
.00 Black Giants cockerel second .50
.5u Black Giants Pullet, second . .50
.50 iarland Posey?
Saddl Horse, second 2.50
,00 Townson and Johnson?
Cabinet, first 2.00
,50 Baby Contest?
J. C. Hall, first 1.00
?0 Herman Logan, second 50
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RHINEHART RETURNED TO
MURPHY CONGREGATION BY
STATESVILLE CONFERENCI
(Continued from page 1)
H. G. Elkin*. Mrs. E. B. Norvell, t.
\Y. Brittain. J. A. Richardson, \V. II
Dickey. Mrs. J. E. Fain, S. I). Akin
II. M. Fain. J. II. B.endle. J. l>
Rector and J. P. Hyatt, requestei
the return of Mr. Rhinehart.
A great work ha> hee t accomplish
ed during the two years of Mr
Rhir.eha: t's pa?'- fate here. Sinci
'his coming here the local Methodist,
have sfent something like thirt;
i uviiui^ uu u v uvvv cuum
building, the edifice completed, ant
they have been worshipping in i
for neatly a year and a half. Th
parsonage has bee.; remodeled ant
. mething like twenty-five hundre<
'dollars spent on it. and much adde<
to its appearat.ee and value as a cor.
i sequence. Approximately fifty ne\
.Jmembers have been added to th
.'membership of the church, two reviv
, al meetings have been held, and th
,jchurch has been greatly strengthen
; ed both materially r.nd spiritually.
| "The first year of our work here.
i ^*id Mr. Rhinehart, "was practicall;
taker! up with the material side?th
. completion of the building and pre
| paring it for worship. The secom
| year was devoted more to the spiritu
; al life of the church, and as a con
. sequence I believe that the churcj
; has had a great awakening spir
itually."
In discussing plans for th'
coming year, Mr. Rhinehart said tha
; he hoped to stress more definitel;
I the spiritual development of th<
church and was enthusiastic over th'
work here. He has done a definite
and lasting service to the communit;
and local Methodists are to be con
gratulated upon his return.
Rev T. J. Houck. pastor of An
drews, goes to Trinity Church a
Thomasville, this year.
SALE OF MUNICIPAL BONDS Ol
THE TOWN OF MURPHY
NORTH CAROLINA.
i uv iuvm ??i .uurpny. ->orin taro
!ina. offers for sale upon sealed bid:
ir proposals two issues of bonds o'
the said municipality, both by au
thority of the Municipal Finarce Act
as follows:
Forty Thousand Dollars of wate
onds, bearing six per cent interes
natuiing one thousand dollars year
y. beginning three years afte.* dnr<
?f issuance, for thirty-six years
.928 to 19G3, both inclusive, art
wo thousand dollars in each of th<
ears 1964 and 1965.
Twenty Thousand Dollars of Stroe
mprovement bonds, bearing six pe
Ait interest, two thousand dollar:
o mature each year, beginning thre<
/ears after date of issuance, for si:
ears 1928 to 1933, both inclusive
MURPHY. N. C
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'I the years 1934 and 19*5.
j Bidders may submit proposal for
i-irllAr of ?nid icciiat t - 1.^*1. i
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e each bidder must present with his j
-1 bid a certified check upon an incor-'
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able to the order of the municipality, j
or cf an executive, financial or cle:-|
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e money for or in the amount equal'
.. to two per centum of the face
j amount of the bonds bid for, to se- j
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- loss resulting from failure of the
h bidder to comply with the terms of
- his bid.
The sealed proposal will be opened
e in public on the 7th day of November, j
t 1925, at the office of the Mayor of
y*' Mrrphy. in the Library Building in
c ?aid town, and proposals will be ree,
ceived until that time. Further ine
formation can be obtained from the
y, undersigned. This October 22nd,
1925.
B. W. SIPE.
Town Clerk, Murphy. N. C.
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UPPER BEAVERDAM
Rev. E. L. Beaver preached an
interesting sermon Sunday night at
Mt. Nebo School House.
s Mrs. Ada Dockery of Akron, Ohio
f is visiting homefolks here.
Frank Crawford of Unaka was a
Leaver dam visitor Sunday. j
r
t G. O. Radford is very busy haul
ing lumber to Murphy. j
Mr. Gay McJunkins of Cokcr
! Creek was a business visitor to Beas
verdam Monday.
t Mr. J. P. Davidson who has been
r visiting: here for sometime returned
s to his home in Florida Monday.
?
c A. Z. Roberts made a business
, trip to Murphy Tuesday.
~ MARBLE ITEMS -1
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*. -.rh Marble la-' week; beir.sr .
dr: > .ve suppose rur. Andrew- .
'-.y n.ent- Murphy
ha- a com;t\.uz freight rate. This 1
.. v - Marpfc; -ite an advantage '
over Andrews.
M< -r>. T. .I', c. Mir.tz are build;, z
a ; .re ware': use t their store- *
h.use and putting in a line of feed. 1
Mr. Sybil Smith, Cherokee Indian
Acer.:, v. a- - - i . Mar- i "he 1;.-* >: "
last week. *Tis said that the Ci^ro-;(
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Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
prepared to relieve Infants in ;
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids m the assimilation of Food, p
Natural Sleep withe
To avoid imitation*, always look for th<
9rrrm\ direction* ?_-vh P^cltagg. 2
Friday. Octob?r 23, 19Ej.
;oe Indian lands are feeing alio ted.
We are having lots of rair. now.
["he branches, creeks, and rivers are
akir.g on proportions well pleasing
o thirsty cattle, to mill men. a.-.d to
>ower men. But our wells continue
iry: springs lew; and the fanners
ay that the gr una is not wet yet
Weil. Mr. C :.le i? free by the
Tourt an i Jury of both murder and
nsanity charges.
If a man has murder in his heart?
varts to kill somebody in North
"arolins, all he has to do to "come
dear", is to make ready enough
noney t<? tw things, and North
arolira -Juries and Courts will turn
.:m r.: ?e to go and do it agrin:
The two *;.rg- he must do with
.-..v- .- ?o. i'?,'ioy arnfc and
nfluertiul criir. .al lawyers to apea:
. ri nnd **D.V.-*or Alienist."
nther?. t? swear that he was then
nsune, or nervous, or excited, or
leprc.- cd. or had a brain storm, or
omething unusal. North Carolina
furies rr.ay be trusted to do "the
empathy act." But there is r.o relection
on the lawyers. They have
ml; done their duty. Neither is there
tr.y reflection on the courts; they
renerally rule. hold. find, and charge
he law fairly and concientiously?
.r.d our c . -rts able.
Mr. !. Mjigan Kilratrick drove
'.orr.e a beautiful new Ford roadster
ate.-: : <1 jus; a few days ago.
The car was bought by his son,
rheridar Nil pat rick. This new
rorJ is sure a graceful beauty.
A -urr ? t our community peo'?
- : I the fair at Murphy.
Fht; ropi rt a good fair, and an enyab'.e
tin e.
5" r Ladies?Some of them
5 i tea i:er v.-ho ouuht to know
otter?attending the fair, aid the
tune-toller "madam" one dollar to
tell their fortunes. Some people,
f not superstitious, are quite gulliMe.
Barnum. the great showman,
:as lone been quoted as saying. "The
people 1 -vc so well to be humbugged
that they love t?? pay good money
get humbugged.
Mr. J. M. Bar ,es. of Peachtree,
was in Marble the first of the week,
ar.d spent a night with his bachelo?
brother-in-law. Mr. .Toe Coffey.
Last Sunday morning was a time
Df unfavorMe weatl er. But pastor
IV 1 I : 1
?. "<..1.1. ii.i . i-u some inirty convert.'.
The Marble people pave
their -''tor < Woodnrd) a pounding
lest Saturday night Not with
.ticks; but with chickens, flour,
.. --cries, tt:. .And he smole a smile
thar was lovely.
Mr. Sam Parker is tearing down
hir. old ban and building new.
Lois f corn made this year on the
alley river bottom lands. Mr. Parker
to'!- of s'" or seven acres of
jally wet. non-productive land, on
which he is making this year seventy
five bushel.- per acre.
Marble is busy hauling in, loading
and shipping lumber, crossties,
find wood Our formers, too are
busy gathering corn, turning land
and sewing rye our people do not
sow much wheat. More is the pity!
ia is a harmless Substitute for
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
irms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
romoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
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