MARBLE a
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Mrs. R M. Hannah and Miss Hazel r
Barton went to Copper Hill. Tenn..
Friday, returning Sunday.
Mr. I. P. Burger, of Chatt3worth I I
Ga.. visited friends and relatives here !
Saturday. Mr. Burger has been away
from Marble about six years. i i
The Sunday School Convention met
at Belieview. X. C.. on Friday the
9th. Marble wor the pennant again,
by having more deligates present.
' f
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barton, and family
visited Mr R. D. Almond who
is ill Sunday P. M
i<
Friends of Mr. Bayless Dockery are
very glad to see him on the streetBilious
1
dull feeling
"ATY old stand-by is Thedford's .
J A Black-Draught?I have used *
it off and on tor about 20 years," fj ]
| says Mr. \V. S. Reynolds, of
i\. r. u. .-\rcacua. ua.
j "I get bilious and have a bad *
. taste in my mouth. My head t
| feeis dulL I don't juat feel like \< t
getting around and doing my *
work. I know it isn't laziness. *
i but biliousness.
| **So I take a f< . d " es ofP' ick- '
Fraught and when it acts well, I t :
get up feeling like new - "full of J ,
pep' and ready for any kind of. ;
work. *
"I can certainly recommend it."
In case of biliousness and other '
disagreeable conditions due to .
an inactive liver, Black-Draught J
helps to drive the poisonous im
purities out of the system and J
tends to leave the organs in a *
state of normal, healthy activity, t
Black-Draught is made entirely J
of pure medidrnl roots and herbs J
and contains no dangerous or
j harmful mineral drugs. It can '
I be safely taken by everyone. t
| Sold everywhere. Price 25c. J
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| WEL
IS perty being sold, <
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I It goes withe
Section. The pec
like this special lo
Paved street
with the best inst:
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Murphy, N.
i j through this parti
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? j ering size, that off
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itrain. Bayless has been confined to
ii? room a few days on account of
aeasles.
Mrs. J. V. Palmer spent Saturday
light and Sunday with her sister. Mrs
.ush Ledford at Andrews.
Miss Elva Dehart. of Bryson City,
rrived here Monday night to spend
ome time with her parents, Mr. and
Irs. M. L. Dehart.
Mrs. C. E. Rieketts who has been
sit ng her uncle. Mr. J. M. Coffey
or the past month, returned to her
ome at Old Fort, N. C.
Mr. R. C. Coffey and children of
iastonia. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
V. L McHan
Mr. W. J. Barton left Tuesday to
pend a few days with his son at
"anton. N. C., also visit a daughter
it Asheville, N. C.
PATRICK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Picklesimrr
*rd children, of Copper Hill. Tenn..
.isited the foimer's parents, Mr. and
^Irs. Tom Picklesimer, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Malbert Kilpatrick
md children of Ranger, N. C., were
he guests of the latter's parents,
dr. and Mrs. T. J. Shearer, Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Eller returned home
Sunday from Tennessee where she
was called on account of the illness
md death of her mother, Mrs. King
Miss Ruth Quinn and little sister,
?f Copper Hill, Ten., are visiting
their grand parents Mr. anJ. Mrs. T,
J. Shearer this week.
On Tuesday, July 6th, the death
Angel visited the home of Mr. Lowrj
Tones and took away his wife. Mrs
Jones had been in poor health foi
?ome time. She leaves a husband anc
eight children to mourn her loss.
Our home the death Angel entered.
At the mid of a summer night.
And bore our precious mother
From earthly cares away.
She is gone but for a little while.
For we'll soon see her face to face
And we'll talk again in Glory,
Of God's redeeming grace.
There, farewell is never spoken.
And with loved ones we shall rest
Home-ties will no more be broken,
CLcincurtrinciciocicLEi
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PROPER
60?BE.
ew Subdivision of Chara
ew Subdivision of Value
ew Subdivision Located
City Square
st a few things in our sell
is is the case with the EL (
>ut saying that Murphy,
iple are of the highest sta
cation was set out by oui
:s, sewerage, waterwork
ructors that money can e
nvironments and environ
C., heads one of the ferti
cular section you not onl
hats getting along its ver
ive claim that there have
ers more to the home sei
CONCERT, FREE BAF
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THE CHEROKEE SCO I
I In the Mansions of the blest. F
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Mrs. John Pickiesimer and dnugh- T
Iter, Ora, returned home Sunday from F
Copper Hill, Tenn., where they have F
(been visiting friends and relatives H
I for the past week. S
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TOWN V
TAX SALE
C
| For the purpose of satisfying the
(ti-xes due the town of Andrews, N.
i C fur the year 1925, the undersignied
will olfer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the door of the
; own Clerk s Office in Andrews, N d
C., at 10:30 o'clock A. M., on Mon- a
day, August 2nd, 1926, the following ->s
lands in Cherokee County N. C., on 1
which the Town Taxes for the year F
1925 remained unpaid; list of which , N
land to be sold and the amount oi J
taxes due the: eon, with cost of ad- *
vertising and sale to be added, is ii
follows: d
Anderson, Mrs. J. C...1 Lot $ lQ.Oo d
Anderson, J. D 1 Lot 13.25 a
Arbogast, J. C. Jr.,....8 Lota 42.00 1
Bell. A. R 1 Lot 10.0J li
Brown, U. G. i Lot 30-QU
Ca.houn. G. 1 5 Lots 25.00 d
I v^ole. H. H. 3 Lots 62.25 b
|v_oxey, ulis. A. L 1 Lot 5.00 o
-iisp, r. s> l Lot Ja.U'i a
Dewar, M:s. Alice....3 Lota 122.25 t
uici-r., 1. A 2 Lota 25.93 v
tiicgory, W. r. 1 Lot 11.35 t
iienson, Z. T. 1 Lot 12.00 1
Housed, R. P.. 1 Lot 18.25
Jones, Mrs. lva 1 Lot 25.00 (
Kephart, J. E 3 Lots 47.63 e
rv night, Mr.--. M. L. .1 Lot 45.00 I
; Lail, \V. M. 3 Lots 22.00 c
Leach. J. R. 4 Lots 55.00 1
Leach, Gus & Lee.. .9 Lots 17.50 s
. Ledford, J. C... 2 I^ots 24.50 c
: Ledford. J. W. .... 6 Lots 44.38 ?
Mills, A. D 3 Lots 13.75 f
'Painter, Jno? 1 Lot 7.50 i
Palmer, S. H.&M. H. 3 Ig>ta 259.88
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week for several weeks?and see how
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Calotabs are the greatest of all
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TY OF E. C. M
AUTIFUL BUILDING LO'
cter
Two Blocks from
.f
ling career that we have an <
Z. iVl oore Subdivision.
N. C., is one of the leadinj
indards, progressive, and pc
r forefathers to be inhabited
s, electric lights, county ro<
mploy, elegant churches, v<
le mountain valleys of Nortl
y breathe the pure mountai:
y best from its own actual j
been bigger developmnts tl
iker,speculator, investor, or
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TERMS: 1-3 CASH, B
IBECUE, AND MANY OT
mus-Truluc
COL. F. M. HOLTSIN
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JT, MURPHY. N. C.
'aimer, W T. 1 Lot 12.88 j on
'hilips. Mrs. Ruth 3 Lots 43.20 o*e
'hil.ps. W. P. I Lot 52.13 co>
Vrter, R. S 1 Lot 67.27 v?fi
'osey, G. T. 2 Lots 63.77 foi
I oxter. Mrs. Thelma L Lot 10.00 ' re:
lagle, C. M. 2 Lots 30.00 ,
aylor, J. E. .. 3\ Lota 65.78
a.ley River Trading Co.,
(Core Plant) 500.00 !
. F. Woodard, Town Tax Collector.' am
NOTICE OF SALE
dv
Dy virtae of the provisions of a
red oi trust dated Apr I 28th, 1925,
nd registered in C.ay County
iorth Carolina, April 28, 192 in hoo .
of Mortgage Deeds, paee 494. from
lossie Martin and husband, V. A
lartir., to Jhn Thompson to secure
627.00 due by note, the undersignd
will sell at the Court House door
i Hayesville on Saturday the 31s
ay of July, 1926, to the nighe t bider
for cash the following lands situte
in Hayesville and Sweetwater
ownship, Clay County, North Caroina,
to-wit:
Adjoining: the lands of Early Anierson
and S. L. Williams, F. Ho
eit, F. P. Cover ?.v Sons, Ire, and
tilers, fceir.jr the lands de er.bed i
, deed from \V. A. Hedden and wifildna
Hedden and J. A. Hedden and
rife, Anna Hedden, to Flossie Marin,
dated the l!6th d&v of Decor ler,
1922, and registered in the ofice
cf tfce Register of Deeds of Clay
,'ounty in Deed Book "V" patre 15.*
t seq., reference to which is here>y
made for more complete de.ription,
being Flossie Martin's onelalf
of the M. A. Hedden home larni.
aid sale is made to satisfy amount
iue by said note which will be
tnnounced on the day of sale, default
having been made in the paynent
thereof.
This July 1st, 1926.
JOHN THOMPSON.
(47-4t-t) Muguuee.
NOTICE?SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL i.STATE
Under and by \ irtue of a certain
ieed of trust made by Will Hyatt
et ux to D. H. Tillitt, Trustee, ort
.he 4th, ilay of August, 1925. which
leed of trust is of reco d in Reviser's
office of Cherokee County. N.
C.. in book No. 74 page 558, default
having been made in the payment !
f the indebtedness thereby secured
nd demand for sale having been
in/io I n h .?:ii
tfwwtfWtfranfiiRf wis
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JLY 21
OORE, MURPH
rs Af'.D HCMESHES?
A i .ew.Subdivisio
A New lubdivisio
A New Subdivisii
Town
opportunity to express so ir
5 and most progressive mo
>ssess all the social qualifier
1 by the class of people tha
_ J _ J .1 1 - - 1
ias pavea tnrougnout tne
iluable storehouse. In fac
h Carolina. Crops are vei
n air and prosperous at mos]
jerformance.
iroughout this area, bu t the
any other class of pros pect
AL ANCE VERY EASY
HER THINGS WILL TA
k Real Esti
GER, AUCTIONEER
the 19th, day of July 192?, at ten
lock a. m., (Murphy time) at the
rthouse door n Murphy, N. C.,
For for -ale to the highest bidder
cash the following described
il estate:
Bounded on the North by the lands
ned ly Cleve Miller; on the East
an alley; on the South by a street
d on the West by J. W. Ledfiord
J be rg a part of tract No. 30.
n.e being purchased by Reese
uns in 1918 form T. M. Jenkin
?>r Fccrtorf:~cf Traisporta
L l libI^Hk 1
Up-to-d
in evety^ea
No other low-priced
completely answers the
demand for modern
modern appearance and :
handling ease.
3-speed transmission, vi
head motor, semi-re\
steering gear, semi-elliptic
Duco finish, Fisher closed I
?these are some of the
dare features that irak-% CI
the greatestilollar-tor-doll
ever offered in a low-prii
Cmie in'. Get a Drmcns
So Smooth ? So P01
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Sales a
MURPI
QUALITY A"
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st, 10
iY, N, C.
60
>n with Improvements
>n with Natural Shade
on in North Carolina's
kany hard boiled facts c<
untain towns throughoi
itions that society calls
it now represent it.
mountain section, fine
t, no town in America o:
! ?_ 1 r
y pruniic, ana in lace,
phere, but see with your
:re has never been a de\
s that may be inclined tc
KE PLACE ON SALI
ate Auctic
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FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1926 I
and recorded in the Register's
I in Murphy, N. C. Also lot Xo.
! in pl< surveyed by W. C. SandJjS
as sh< vra by map dated July. 3fluM
1912. Said map being known
Almst: ad-Morrow Realty ComptajH
Addition.
Dated and posted this the l$tH
day of June, 1926. fl
D. H. TILLITT. Trurt-B
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fralton.' Small Din.. . ~.,..ick<
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overfill All .. t-c.F.st:. Mick
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nd Service
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sncerning the pro- i
it the Blue Ridge i
for. It does look
school buildings j
f the same charac
when you drive
own eyes one sec- i
'elopment, consid- !
> attend this sale. [
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