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Social and
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A. J. Martin is in Douglas, 15a.
Miss Grace Parker is the t
of lelatives in Hickory. 1
Hettie Kate Akin returned to
i ' < rlon, Tuesday. t
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>ir. Will Haralson, of Atlanta t
nt a part of last week here with
h; -istcr, Mrs. L. E. Mauney.
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dr. and Mrs. George Leatherwood ?
. i children, of Lemon City, Fla., I
-1 mug loaiivra in tms section.
Mrs. Frank Tate and children, of '
ktown, spent the week end with i
: parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Green 1
Mis. E. L. Townson remains at the
u i side of her mother, Mrs. Cock '
of Ranger, who is seriously ill. : I
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It will he learned with interest ?
that Mr. A. M. Hrittain is better, fol.
wing a long; illness.
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Master Richard Mauney returned i
Monday night from a \isit with rola- \
lives in Knoxville. t
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Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Allison, of Syl- r
;h, were the guests the first of the I
week of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ferguson, i
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Miss Ruth Mauney. of Knoxville,
is the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Mauney.
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Miss Addie Leatherwood left Sun- *
iay for Almon where she has a post- ^
tion in the school. ,
Mrs. J. H. Hall returned Tuesday! *
from Atlanta where she went to buy
goods for her millinery shop. r^
Rev. and Mrs. U. H. Rhinehail and ; '
children left Wednesday for Lake ^
runaluska, where they will spend a j
hurt vacation.
Mrs. Henry Axley entertained ;
Thursday evening with a bridge party j v
complimenting Miss Hettie Kate (
Akin. , t
Mrs. Edith Dickey Clark, Mr. and (
Mrs. P. E. Alexander and Mr. B*uddy f
Clark, of Asheville, were week-end
guests of Mrs. Nettie Dickey.
Mr. Leslie Bates who has been very ^
ill for some time was carried to Wes. *
ley Memorial hospital in Atlanta Sun- ?
day, in company of Dr. J. N. Hill and t
Mrs. Fred Dickey. t
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Mrs. A. L. Simonds and daughter, i
Miss Bertha, nre visiting their son i
and brother, Mr. A. M. Simonds and
wife this week.
Mr. J. P. Morgan, assistant eashier is
of the First National Bank of Benson *
N. C., spent several days in Cherokee j *
and Clay counties this week. *
Miss Mariagness McRee, who has 1
been spending the summer with Mrs. *
Mattie A. Taylor, will leave Satur- r
day for her home in Tampa, Fla. ;v
FOLND?-Black marc mule in my '
cornfield near Suit on August 12. t
Owner can have same by identifying, t
paying for this ad and feed bill. Clif- *
ford McNabb, Suit, N. C. (lt-pd.) %
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Mrs. J. T VTam* v
Dalton, Ga., have returned home af- 8
tor having visited Mr. and Mrs. J. ^
T. Bates an<f other relatives and 0
friends in this section. While here ^
they motored to Asheville and other a
North Carolina points of interest. 1
This is Mrs. Warne's first visit to 1
Murphy in ten years. j *
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Slaght of Plant ;c
City, Fla., spent a few hours in town j11
Wednesday. They were returning ; e
homo after spending their vacation in ;n
Asheville. Mr. Slaght is a promln- *
eat Commission merchant of Plant
City, he expressed himself as being
well pleaded with the appearance of
our little city and was very enthusiastic
about the scenery along this
action of the Appalachian scenic
highway.
KmYAM. BUDON'. VM Put LA CMlCKEki ?
L3 ALWAYS EAT MORE WHEW WE '
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Mr. and Mrs. W. V). Mantval and
amily formerly of this place hut now
?f At>hevillr spent' the week end in
.own.
Mis- Kinily Gentry, who has a posiion
in Pad u call, Ky., is the guest of
ter parents Mr. and Mrs. Press Gen
i>r. v?. ai. ilvndrix, of Hull Ground,
ja., was the guest over the week?nd
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyatt and
VIr. and Mrs. C. M. Wofford.
At an early date, Mr. and Mrs. W.
). Townson and children will go for
i visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. McIver
at .Johnson City.
The social event of last week was
he subscription dance at Carnegie
Library Saturday evening. A number
of out of town guests were present.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Gibson and
amily, of Jacksonville Beach, Fin.,
ire visiting friends and relatives,
vhile on their vacation for about
wo weeks. Rev. Gibson is pastor ot
he First Baptist church of the above
mined place, lie will preach at
Seech Creek (his old home), Thurslay
evening at 7:30 P. M. Everyone
cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mis. W. H. Woodbury, of
Vshevilie spent the week-end at the
)ickey House. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Vooiibury were accompanied on a
uotor trip to Neils Gap, by Mrs.
aines Palmer, Mrs. \V. 11. Griffith
ind Miss iiattie Axley.
Mr. John H. Stewart, of Novasota,
Texas, is visiting his brother, Sam
Stewart, Sr., at Andrews and other
elutives and friends in this section
or the month. He spent one day in
llurphy this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Davidson, daughters
and sons. Misses Carrie, Ida
tieicn; Mr and Mrs. liarvc
)avidson; Wayland, Olen and Roy
Davidson; and Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Davidson and Walter Davidson, ol
j&stoniu, are visiting relaitves and
riends in the county this week.
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Mr. Neil Davidson went to Green'ille,
S. C., this week to bring back
Hiss Sarah Cook, who will return to
ake charge of the local telephone
exchange. Miss Cook had to give up
he work here some time ago on acount
of illness and her many friends
vill be glad to learn that she is comng
back. She is very popular here
ind will be welcomed.
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Mr. J. G. Greene bought the J. H.
Srindle home on the corner of Dickey
treet and Hilton Avenue this week,
dr. Brehdle has located in Florida,
laving entered the grocery business
it Miami. He has been visiting in
Hurphy for the past week and will
eave for Miami the latter part of
he week. His many friends here will
egret to see him leave Murphy but
vish him well in his new location.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Carringer enertained
Tuesday, October 25th, at
Uair liAivin of HVoeefAitm !** Ua?a~ ?
heir son, Floyd Carringer, of Knoxulle,
Tenn., the occasion being his
!5th birthday. A sumptuous dinner
pas spread for more than sixty
ruests, including J. H. Ditmoore, of
fonore, N. C.; Mrs. Molly McCoy,
f Jacksonville, Fla.; and Mr. and
'Irs. Dolph Carringer. of Knoxville,
nd friends and neighbors of the famly
of the Brasstown community. All
he children were present, it being
he first time they had all been to ether
in about eight years. A deliious
watermelon feast was enjoyed
ater in the afternoon. It was an
njoyable event and all wished Fioyd
aany happy returns of the occasion.
DR. E. L. HOLT
DENTIST
BR1TTAIN AXLEY BLDG.
Pkoae....
MURPHY, N. C.
THE CHEROKEE SC<
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M*>. (J. \V. Candler, and daughters,
.Mi.-. Dale Leo and Miss Annie Moorman
Candler left Tuesday by motor
ft.r a visit with Mi.-. Harry McBrayer
.. Anderson, S. C.
POSTELL
Mr. and Mr.-. Quince Allen and
' h'i'iren from Blue Ridge, Ga., are
visiting Mr. Aliens parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S .Y Allen at Postell.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall iiainby visited
Mr. and Mrs. N- A. Quinn, Sunday
afternoon.
.Mr. and Mrs. Quince Hogsod from
Ducktown, visited the formers fatli
r. hum Hogscd at Postell, Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hal' from
Ducktown were visitors on Shoat
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen and children
front Athens, Tenn, spent Saturday
night with Mr. Allen's parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Allen, at Postell.
Mcssis ('late and Charlie Stiles
spent the day Sunday with Mr. ana
Mr. Birt Mason on upper Shoal
Creek.
Mi. and Mrs. S. \. Allen spent
several days last week visiting their
son, Ed Allen and family at Athens
Tenn.
Miss Vaud Quinn visited her aunt,
Mrs. Delia Suit, on upper Shoal
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gradie Jones are all
smiles over their new baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Quince Allen and
children ami Miss Klina Allen visited
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Quinn Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burger from
Ducktown. were visitors on Shout
Cieek, Sunday.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
for light house-keeping. Phone 118.
LIBRARY HOURS
Afternoons
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday from 2:00 P. M. to 4:30 P. M.
Evenings
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
from 7:00 1*. M. to 9:00 P. M. I
JOSEPHINE HEIGIIWAY,
Librarian.
NOTICE
I hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for the Office of -Sheriff
of Cherokee County, N. C., subject
to the Republican Primary and convention.
All favors shown me will
be appreciated.
This 7th day of June 192G.
(50-tf) R. T. STILES.
I CR SALE
Crushed Barley Mait
One Hundred Pounds ?3..r?0
Hop Fiavoted, Malt Syrup, $5.7.r? per
Doxei: t'ans. American .Malt Co.,
Albemarle, X. C. (4~>-20t-A)
I dfa uColor a
j (liver trouble)
i "0CrASIOSAU.Y I am tniu?
Xy bled wit':. .? . Us of consti- i
| patlon and inactive liver," says J|11
' Mrs. John L. Pt . ce, Broadway, tH
I Va. "I a" ways use Thodford's jy
| Black-Br.tr -1 when I feel a spell
j of this kind coming on, for it j
| saves me a bad headache. My J
| color gets sallow at times. I get J
| real yellow, showing that the tro- j
| nble comes from the liver.
[ "I have found Black-Draught to I
[ be the finest kind of a remedy
| for this. 1 take Black-Draught:
and make a tea out of it, and take }
) em?ii rx- t
a1 days. I have never found anything
that served me so well.
"Since I have known about
Black-Draught, I have not suffered
nearly so much with headache,
caused from indigestion. If
I find my tongue is coated, and
I wake up with a bad taste in {
my mouth, I know I have bean t
eating indiscreetly, and I imme- I
diately resort to Black-Draught j
to straighten me out."
3UT, MURPHY, N. C.
jfwWY VOO EAT MOfl6
i>UCKH>4 VJHtiJ Ntou HAVE J "* ) &C/
'Tt eOMPAMV, BOC*^ L
PATRICK ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. \V ill Elrod and four
children, of Lawnsdale, Ohio arrived
last Monday to spend some time with
Mrs. Elrods' parents, Mr. und Mrs.
T. J .Shearer.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Picklesimev
and hnhv vUifwl ???
Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Picklesimer Tuea- 1
lay.
Mrs. Marv HamLy and children *
isitt-ii Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Hornby and
family Sunday.
Miss Buna Bryant was the guest
of Miss Ethel Picklesimer Monday
night.
Mrs. James Kimsey and children of
Tennessee are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bcrrong this
! week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shearer and
-on. of Etowah, Tenn., and Mr. ana
Mrs. Malbert Kilpatrick and children
of Ranger, N. C., were the
guests of Mr. Shearer and Mrs. Kil[<atricks'
imrer.ts Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Shearer Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dobbins and
four children of Copper Hill, Tenn.,
visited Mr. and rMs. John Picklesimer
and family over the week-end.
Mrs. Bessie Satterfield who has
been sick for some time with ty-1
phoid fever is very low at this writing.
M . J. M. Hamby who has not been
expected to live for some time is no
better at this witing.
Mr. Thomas Picklesimer made a
husim trip to Murphy Monday.
The severe storm of last Friday
damaged the corn a ireat deal and
blown down a lot of timber.
MRS McCOY'S BEAUTY SHOPPL
It. the Dickey House, featuring
(hair cutting at 25c.
CHIGHESTERS PILL?
DIAMOND /MA ? I
I LADIES t
A.U your l?rn*,l.t for CHI CnES TTO S \
ltlAMO'.iD IiRANl) PILLS in ki-j u;. l//A
Gold metallic b<?xe?, Sealed wilU Bi "\\?/
Ribbon. Tacs no otheh. Bajruf T?ur\y
ItrnfMctU ' ? O.lt far CHI.CIIKS.TI II ^ V
DUMO> > liU.NII PIMA |or lr rnt?-5w
year* rr~r?; >?1 ns Be*t,Sale?t. Alw??i Reliable.
SOLE BV ALL DRliG?iiSTS
IM;.. C\< * worth
Metier I
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A L W A Y
niiBflln' atii
The Mosquito is the most cowardly
?f all insect tormentors. They atack
in the night when we are asleep
ind defenseless. Their bite causes
turning torment and pain. Litt'u hildren
are most susceptable. FlyFox
the rooms and the screens. Scientific
research developed Fly-Tox for
ihe benefit of nmnkiud. Get Fly-Tox
i rum your rciauer, always i >i bottle.kvith
blue labels.?Advt.
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Good
Name
priceless an
jealously u\
Bodge Brothers ha
Year after year the
continued to matt
and better product
Beauty has been a
ability, comfort
beauty. Endless r.
been made, and tl
of Dodge Brother
tained in every det
As a consequent
Dodge Brothers is
uable than the
Brothers plant itse
worthy of the pub
everywhere inspin
The public may r<
a Good Name so [
safeguarded jealouf
hold its destinies i
E. C. MOO
101 Tennessee St.
Donee- B
MOTOR
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"Thereisnofunin driving wh
your car is missing fire?sta:
ing jerkily?refusing to clin
your favorite hill?lying dov
in traffic?a regular kill-joy. Ai
all because you took a chan
with your gas ? filled her i
with some unknown stuff ai
trusted to luck.
"Better to be sure with the be
?'Standard' Gasoline, alwa
dependable, obtainable ever
where ? than sorry with at
old brand."
Sa%{afek &
WAN DA
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always hears _ Sign.iu%
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rir motor car has
ire into a better
dded to dependand
silence to
rfincmcnts have
le basic sources
s quality maineven
more vnlgreat
Dodge
If, and eminently
lie confidence it
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:st assured that
jriccless will be
ily by those who
n their hands.
RE, Dealer
Phone 37
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