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NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
In the Superior Court.
Nettie Dickey
G. A. Dozier
PUBLICATION
Let the defendant, G. A. Dozier.
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced against
him by Nettie Dickey for the recovery
of $500 due as unpaid rents
on the Dickey Hotel in Murphy, as
set out in her complaint on file in
the Clerk's office, and that an alias
summons has issued in this action,
returnable before the Clerk of t' e
Superior Court of Cherokee County,
at his office in the Courthouse on the
1st day of December 1925, when and
v r.ere said defendant is hereby notified
to appear and answer the complaint.
or the relief prayed by plaintiff
will be granted;
Said defendant is further notified
that a warrant of attachment has
issued in said action and has been
duly levied on a debt due by E. E.
Smith and another due by Hattie
Axley, and also on a quantity < f
household furniture and supplies and
bedding left in the Dickey Hotel, as
shown by the return of the sheriff to
said warrant of attachment, which
will he sold in due course of law. and
that said warrant of attachment has
been returned after service thereof.
This Nov. 2, 1925.
E. E. DAVIS
<l3-4t-D) Clerk Superior Court
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
To A. M. Simonds, Entry Taker for
Cherokee County:
The undersigned W. H. Woodbury.
Buncombe County. North Carolina,
enters and lays claim to the following
described piece or parcel of land in
Beaverdam Township, Chcrokie
County, State of North Carolina, the
same being vacant and unappropriated
land, and subject to entry, viz:
On the headwaters of Bell Creek,
a prong of Beaverdam Creek, beginning
on the Southwest corner of
Entry No. 951, Grant No. 2975, and
runs with its line to the Southwest i
boundary of preemption No. j
521 Grant No. 1301; then with the(
line of said preemption to the North
Carolina and Tennessee state line;then
with said state line and various
courses so as to include all the vacant!
land to the beginning, containing
sixty acres, more or less, by esti-'
mation. *
W. H. WOftDRT'PV '
Entered this 27th day of October,
1D25.
Notice is hereby Riven that a warrant
of survey will be issued to the
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THE SOUTHERN S
Will the Sc
financing
railroad
Southern capital is
many new enterpris
the Southern Railw
An even greater gai
~ ' prosperity in the Sc
years than was witn
seems inevitable.
But industry can ex]
the railroads that t
materials, and carrj
ucts to the marketsoi
must be invested in
factories, if industry
V served.
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That much of this r
should come from th
a natural result of t
l! ment wealth of the
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ADVERTISE!
above named party on or after th?
26ih day of November, 1925, for th?
above described property, if there ii
no protest filed in this office on 01
before said date.
A. M. SIMONDS.
Entry Taker for Cherokee County
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
State of North Carolina
Cherokee County.
Having quallified as administratoi
with the Will Annexed of the Estate
of Nathan A. Carter, deceased, late
of Cherokee County, North Carolina
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
at ray home and residence
on Wolf Creek, Hot House Township,
Cherokee County, N. C. on or before
the 27th day of October 10?6 or
this Notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to the said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 27th day of October 1925.
J. M. SIMONDS
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of Nathan A. Carter,
(deceased) late of Cherokee
County. N. C. (12-6t-jms.)
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISS?
At a meeting of the Board of
County commissioners in the Coutt
House in Murphy, N. C. there was
presented to the Board a Petition
atking for election in certain territories
in Murphy Township, the
Board duly ordered the election and
after the return found that the
majority voted in favor of said stock
law territory. Therefore ?t is ordered
that said territory heretofore
described namely: ginning on
Valley River at the pla?-e where the
Township lines between Murphy and
Vitlleytown townships crosses same
and on the Westerly side thereof
ar.d running down said river to its
mouth at Hiawassee River; thence
down said river to the line of the
Stock law District Known as the Bate?
Creek Stock law district; thence
with the line of said stock law district
to the top of the dividing
mountain rage between owl Creek
and Valley river: thence with the
top of sa d divide a Northerly dircctYn
to the Valleytown Township
line; thence with Valleytown Township
line to the place of beginning;
This boundary has recently voted
on stock law and the majority vot
ing in favor of stock law, Therefore
it is adjudged that said territory
shall be stock law territory from and
after January 1st, 1926 and it shall
be unlawful for any person, corporation
or firm to allow any horse,
ERVES THE SOUTH
>uth join in
I its own
needs?
5 being invested in
ies along the lines of
ay System.
in in production and
mth in the next ten
essed in the last ten
?
>and no faster than ?
>ring fuel and raw
r the finished prodthe
country. Money
railroads as well as
is to be efficiently ,
f
lew railroad capital
e South itself seems
he growing investSouth.
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. >
MENTIS
mule, cattle, sheep, hogs r any
other stock of any kind to run a
lar>>e in the above mentioned territory
from and after the 1st day of
January. 1926.
T. W. AXLEY
Chairman Board of County C m
missi oners.
A. M. SIMO.VDS
Ex-Offico Clerk to Board of Com
missioners.
Bo It Unanimously Ordained by
the Board of Commiiiionert of
the Town of Murphy:
Sec. 1. That it shall hereafter
be unlawful for any person, firm o:
corporation, to dig any hole or make
any excavation in any of the public
streets of the Town of Murphy for
the purpose of connecting with any
of the sewerage or water mains
of the town except under the fo!5
lowing rules and regulations, towifcj
?ucn person snail make application
in writing to the Board of ComI
missioners of the Town of Murphy
' netting forth in his application the
! name of the street where the con!
nection is desired to be made, the
; place on said street where the connection
with the sewerage or water
mains is sought to be made, the size
of the pipe proposed to be laid and
other details thereof, and whe.i the
i said connection is desired. The
j Board of Commi.-sioners shall thereupon
cause an estimate of the cost
of making such connection to be prepared
by some competent engineer.
; and shall notify the person desiring
to make such connection of the contemplated
or estimated cost thereof,
and such person shall deposit such
sum with the Treasurer of the Town
of Murphy. The Board of Commissioners
shall then cause sai 1 connection
to be made in a workmanlike
manner and in such manner as to
| leave the studs of the Town in as
j near as possible the condition before
said connection was made, and the
1 entire cost of making such connection
shall be paid from the sum deposited
for said purpose, as aforesaid,
and any excess shall be return'
ed to the person desiring to make
| the said connection with the sewerage
or water mains.
] 2. It shall be unlawful for ar.y
j person, firm or corporation to dig
j or make any excavations in the
streets of the town, for any purpose,
j except as herein prov.ded for sewerage
and water connections, and in
! less permission to do so has theretoj
fore been granted by the Board of
| Commissioners of the Town of Murphy
under such reasonable rules and
regulations as the said Board may
prescribe.
3. That this ordinance shall go
into efect immediately after its publication
in one issue of the Cherokee
Scout, a weekly newspaper published
at Murphy, N. C.
4. Any person, firm or corporation
violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall pay a fine of
Fifty Dollars.
NOTICE
The Board of County Coipmissioners
of Cherokee County, N. C. will
until one O'clock P. M. on the 8th
day of December 1925 at their Office
in Murphy, Cherokee County,
N. C. receive sealed Bids for Cherokee
County's Interest in the Fair
Grounds, buildings and fixtures in
Murphy, Cherokee County reserving
the right to reject any and all bids.
This Nov. 9th 1925.
T. W AXLEY
Chairman of the Board County
(2t-co.) Commissioners.
MARBLE
Mrs. Ruby (nee Lovingood) Arrowood
has returned from the hosrU.I
A.k.oilU ?otl nt annonHo.
dtis.
Miss Inex Johnson?Andrews
hifrfischool pnpfl from Marble, is sick
aith mumps; while her sister, Miss
Willie, is unable to attend school
on account of an afrj?ravated attack
or rheumatism.
A number of Marble and vaeini
ty folks attended Murphy court.
Miss Bessie Barton is home irom
her school.
Prof. W. K. Johnson visited MurIphy
and Peachtree last Saturday.
"The rain, it raineth on both the
just and unjust fellows; but mostly
on the just, fon the unjust hath
taken the just's umbrellas.**
.-.oil, . at Marble re
irardleas; but a number of pur welt
are dry just the same. ^
1URPHY, N. C. ^ - FOLK
SCHOOL LOCATED
IN BRASS TOWN SECTION
OF THE COUNTY
(Conlinurd from pace 1)
the Brasstown Community are donating
about seventy five acres of land, a
quantity of lainber^tone, logs, wood,
labor and tear"*. Work will begin on
the first building as soon as plans
can be drawn. Oudside support will
te received from the Home Mission
of the Northern Presbyterian, the
Congregational and the Episcopal
Churches with the other churcb
boards lending their moral suppoit.
The school is for mature people
between the ages of eighteen and
thirty. It will seek to develop a
community consciousness and awaken
and enliven the people and out of it
is hoped that better social and economic
conditions will grow. A demoni
stration farm will be conducted along
I with the school, which will be in
charge of a Danish farmer. The
county agents of Cherokee and Clay
Counties and the citizens of Murphy
and Ilayesville arc cooperating in the
establishment of the school,
j Mrs. Campbell and Miss Butler will
take up their residence on the site
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porary house can be put in order.
Application for a charter for the
school will be made right away ar.d
deeds for the property will be drawn.
As sooa as these preliminary steps
have been taken work will be begun
on the first of a group of a half
dozen or more buildings, all of which
however, will r.ot be built right away.
The buildings will include a
classroom building, dormitories for
men and one for women, a museum,
dairy barn, poultry houses, etc.
Dairying, poultry raising, and fruit
growing will be begun on the demonstration
farm early in the spring.
The cultivation of crops found to do
best in the section will also be carried
on the farm.
The school is named for the late
John C. Campbell who loved, worked
with and so well understood the
mountain people as shown in his book
"The Southern Highlander in His
Homeland. Mr. Campbell had in
mind such a school but the war prevented
his studying in Denmark.
, Upon his death a few years ago Mrs.
| Campbell assumed his work and this
school is a culmination of an investigation
extending over several years
by Mrs. Campbell and Miss Butler.
The work of the school will be watched
by educators all over the country.
Mrs. Mary Bennett and children
of Proctor, is visiting her father, Mr.
Hall. Mr. Bennett came later.
Mr. Dick Wilson was hurriedly
1 called last week to his son's, Harrison
Wilson, Graham County, on account
of an attack of diphtherai in Harri
son's family and the death of one
child.
Young Mr. Baylss Dockery, now
of Winston-Saiem, is visiting fatheri
and mother for two weeks. Bayles;
. name was origonally Baylus, afte
Dr. Cade a former Murphy pastor I
but he changed his name to Bayless
and says that he'd rather be banker
| than preacher. Bayless is a fint
young fellow, and we rejoice tha'
J he, too, is making good.
The Commissioners have discon
tinued the cour.ty agent, or demon
strator. Whether this is wise or
otherwise, this deponent sayeth r.ot
i-'):t few people know that we have
had an Agent. Whether his fault 01
ours, we know not, but we think thathe
people generally regard hi?
position a fat job at the people';
cost and of no benifit to the people
Mr. Odell Hall, depot agent at
Topton, another of Mr. John Hall'
ehildren. scent tht week-end with
father at the Marble home.
Notwithstanding we have so much
rain?it raining hard Wednesday
night and all day Thursday (12)
Saturday afternoon and Saturday
night (14th) a woods fire raged or.
the Welsh Creek mountains.
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the F'
To Weak up a cold overnight
to cut short an attack of grippe, u
floenxa, sore throat or tonsillitis, ph.
sicians and druggets are now recon
mending Calotaos, the purified az
refined calomel compound tablet th*
gives you the effects of calomel ai
salts combined, without the on plea
ant effects of either.
One or two Calotahs at bed-tin
with n swallow of water,?that's aNo
salts, no nausea nor the slight?
interference with youreeting. wo:
has vanished, your systsia is tho:
oughly purified and you are feeHn
fine with a hearty appetite for brad
fast. Set what you please,?no dan
I* es, we have law a plenty against
burning the woods; but like the law
against dynamiting the river for 1
i fish?and The Board of Health dog t
i laws?nobody pays any attention ]
| to it. But the Lord is better to us 2
than we to ourselves: He sent i
rain Sunday morning and put-out the i
j fire. <
Mrs. Maggie Palmer wa? suecessj
fully operated upon Saturday* for
I bladder trouble; and is reported to be 1
doing well at the Bryson City hospital 1
| Mrs. Willard Lovingood was also . i
I uDerated for aDnendicitis. She is M
tnid to be suffering with fever of a 1
serious kind, and is not reported to <
be doing at-all well. 1
1
We were sorry to hear that disorderly
boys broke up the Maltby meeting.
Parents are now reaping the <
fruits of abandoning the use of the I
withe. i
The County Board of health have <
enacted another "Confine dog law." <
j To pass these laws and not enforce 1
j them causes the folks to lose re- <
| spect for the Board of health?that i
I is, if they had any respect left after ?
: the ludicrus failure to even attempt 1
, to enforce the former such law. No- 1
j body paid any attention to that order;
nobody will pay any attention to
: this ?is this scribe's opinion. J
'
Mrs. John F. Palmer was taken to 5
the hospital last Saturday; after a *
I rotracted suffering of six or eight
weeks. Mrs. Willard Lovingood also.
Both patients going to a Bryson City
hospital. Later. Mrs. Palmer is
expected home from the hospital today?the
17th. Mrs. Lovingood is
doing well, also.
Wanted
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IN WAGON I
DELIVERED AT
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In carload lots delivere
and L. & N
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MURP*T
QUALITY AT
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10, iWg
(Items Overlooked Last Week)~~
Revs. Tniett, Hogan. and Robert
Baker began a meeting last Sunday
ifterooon in the Maltby School House
Hard of Prof. Marshall Moore's
School. "Enough of a good thing U
enough. lhis correspondent does
not believe that the public school
jught to be broken into in inch
trays.
While the young minister. Rev.
Robert Barker, was preaching in
the Maltby school house last Sunlay
afternoon, (No. a noW??
nobody) outside ran his car off in',
to the woods. What won't the devil
ind some of his nobody-folks do!
Don't lay too much on the little
boys.
Mrs. Dick Wilson returned Monlay
from two weeks visit among old
lome folks in Graham County, and
eported an enjoyable visit.
The Regal Marble ? -nipany,
jperating the Lovingood Quarry
>ne and one half miles above Mar>le
(called Coalville), has lay*d
>ff half of their men. This is hard
ndeed on the men, who have work?d
there all spring and summer and
lave no other expectations for a
ivelihood.
Farmers of Montgomery bought
15,000 pounds of vetch seed roopera
;ively and sold 52 head of demon*
itration-fed hogs in September, statea
bounty Agent A. R. Morrow. $
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