paq? rop>
KLAl^ldlrew
Dr. Chan. W. Hod gel's, of Como
Tennessee, is visting his daughter
Mrs. I). H. Tillitt.
Monday of this week Rev. W. H
Kurd, Mrs. D. H. Tillitt and her moth
er and father. Dr. and Mrs. Chas. W
Rodger* and Mrs. William H. Har
risen motored to Kobbinsvile. Rev
Ford went over for the purpose <
conducting chapei exercises in K<-V>
binsville High School.
They prayer meeting at the Bap
tist Church is rapidly growing am
much interest is being displayed. O
last Wednesday night there wen
two hundred and ninety-four present
At nearly every service of the church
there are additions to its membership
J. W. S. Davis and H. K. Davi*
have moved into then new drug stort
building and have fitted it up very
tastefully and attractive.
D. H. Tillitt and L). S. Russell motored
to Murphy on Wednesday of
this week.
Prof. L. B. Nichols of the Andrew*
High School was in Murphy ?>n Wednesday
of this week attending a
conference with Prof. .1. H. High?jmth
and other high school representatives
in Clay, Cherokee and Graham
Counties.
The Woman's Club of Andrews met
Tuesday afternoon of this week in
Carnegie Library. This was the
meeting for the reception of members
SUIT ITEMS
kMrs. Rosa McNabb and children
spent Sunday with K. L. Keeman's
family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Beard ot
Whittier, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Keeman.
Mrs M. M. Burger has been very
sick but is some better at this writing
J. H. Thompson Sr., hai a severe
stroke of paralysis Sunday morning.
Mr. M M. Burger contemplate*
moving to Gustonia right soon
Rev. Kobt. Bell, our newely elect
ed pastor, preached an interesting
sermon for us Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Mason, of Ducktown
visited the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Hickey, Sunday.
Mr. Nathan McNabb and family,
of Copperhill, spent Sunday with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
McNabb.
T. C. Keenum and family of Ducktown,
spent several days recently
visting the former's parent, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Keenum.
Mr. Cling Enslev is very low at ths
wrtng and s not expected to live
many days.
Harrison McDonald is solwly recovering
from a severe spell of ty*
phold fever/
Some cases of Scarlet fever have
broken out in this community within
the past few days.
PATRICK ITEMS
Rev. J. W. Morgan is holding a
revival at Shearer School House this
week.
Mrs. Richard Hamby and children,
of Florida are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Danner and
three children, of Copper Hill, Tenn.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Plrklesimer this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Picklesimer and
children, of Copper Hill, Tenn., were
the g-ueats of the former's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Picklesimer, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Morgan and
baby spent Tuesday night with Mr.
and Mrs. M. T. Rogers.
Mr. S. G. Baine made a business
trip to Mr. Tom Pickleaimer's Wednesday.
Mlaa Grace Kilpatrick spent Mondday
night with Miss Lula Picklesimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Quinn and children,
of Copperhill visited the letter's
parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shearer
Sunday.
Miss Grace Ham by and Mr. Glen
itamby attended the baptising at
Beida Chapel Sunday.
HS usis it
? L?calis j
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twenty-three ladies joined
Mr<. L?. H. Tillitt is president; Mrs.
? . II. Jarrett, Yice-l'resident; Mrs
It A. He war. Secretary, and Mrs. .1.
. H. Christy. Treasurer.
At a former meeting, the president
appointed on Constitution and by
laws .? committee composed of Mrs.
C. H. Jarrett, Mrs. .) \V. >. L>a\ i;
f and Mrs. li. \V. C'o\er. Aiao the fob
- . aine committee n programs; Mrs
K. C. Andrews. Mr?, li. B. Hoblitzell
.Mr- .1. B. Sesscnia, Mrs. K. A. Dewai
and M-. C. A Brown
1 Or: Tuesday of this week a program
i wa> rendered at the meeting. Mrs.
Dewar read an excellent paper on
n? rue. as did also Mrs. Donald Wili
-on.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hoblitxell are
euvini on Thursday of this week
tor an extended stay and visit in
Western Pennsylvania, where they
will visit Mr. Hoblitzell's mother and
other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L>. H. Tillitt on Mon?:.i\
night ?>t this week were host at
u pit'rue supper 10 i*rui. ana .?irs. J.
G. Allen. Kev. and .\lr>. YV. II. lord,
.Mr and Mrs. li. M. Wnitaker and
Mrs TilKlt's father and mother. Dr.
and Mrs. Chas. W. Rodger* of Como,
Tenn., anu Mrs. Tiliitt's aunt, Mrs.
W. H. Harrison, of Richmond, Va.
The many l'riends of Mrs. \V. W.
Ashe hear with pleasure that she is
recovering as rapidly as could be
expected and will be out of the hospital
in a day or so.
WOLF CREEK
Our farmer shave never bean busier
than nov, gatherng feed etc.
Two car loads of people motored to
Appalachia and back Sunday.
The community school of Seventh
i?u> Adeventists commenced its eighth
term Monday morning with the
largest enrollment' it has ever had At
an opening, with Mrs. J. G. tiurdick,
a woman with several years experience
as u teacher in charge.
Several citizens from Isabella visited
our section Tuesday night bar nut*
of one of them having a charge of
public drunkenness against him. He
plead guilty to the charge before Esq.
W. L. Garren and paid a fine and the
cost and went away after beintr ad
vised not to do so any more.
FOR SALE?Kraut and pickle barrels.
See Mrs. Nettie Dickey, City.
Buy one article at regular priee,
pay lc, and get another just like it at
K. S. Parker's Rexalt Store, Murphy,
N. C.. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 7th, 8th and 9th.
TO MERCHANTS?I will be in At
lanta, Ga., from the 1st to 15th ol
October, where i will have on display
a complete line of stationery, school
supplies, toys, dolls, toilet articles,
fireworks, ?tc., und would be glad to
show you the line. Write or wire me
when to expect you. W. B. Pass,
Piedmont Hotel, Atlanta, Ga.
LET1TIA
Mr. Marion Greene is very ill a
this writing.
Messrs. Oscar and Edgar Taylox
made a business trip to Murphy
Monday. They attended the Democratic
Convention as delegates from
Shoal Creek precinct.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Andreson and
C. C. Bailey and little son visiteo
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SOUTHEAJ
Tickets on sale Octob
che luled to arrive At
b?' 9. Return limit C
SPECIAL LOW FA
October 7.
F-r "ull particulars co
:clfit Agents.
WSm W&BBEBUk
THE CHEROKEE SC<
Mr. and Mr#. E. YV. Taylor Sunday.
|! W. W. Burton made a business trip
? t?? Murphy Saturday.
Mr. Elmer Taylor has moved to
ear Turtletown, Tenn., where he i>
teat hinyr school.
Mr. M. C. Stiles is briefly engaged
making svrup in this esetion.
W. W. Barton has received word
from his sister. Mrs. Frank Bracy,
who lives in Florida, that they are
safe after the storm, hut their home
was tort-, to pieces.
Mr. l>. T. MeNabb i- doing some
very good work on the road at thi?
1 tirav.
There will be a batiMng in the
-it.all creek near Oak Grove Church,
Sunday. October 3. at U A. M.
Several of our people are planning
to attend the association at Persimmon
Creek Church beginning Septemi....
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Don't forfeit the lo Salt* at the
K? xall Store. Murphv, N. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. October
7th. "th and iUh. H. S. Parker. Druggist.
?N MEMORY OF OUR DEAR ONE
The death Angel visited the home
<>{ Mr. S. F. Abernathy on September
~?th, and carried the dear wife and ]
mother to rest with Jesus She ha."
.been a good and faithful wife and .
mother. She was married to Frank
Abernathy on the 27th da;, of October
in the year of ISti". was born '
and raised in Macon County. N. *
and was a true christian to every one. 1
She :s survived by her husband and '
eight children: l)r. J. B. Abernathy '
of Atlanta. (la.; Joe Abernathy, Bob
Abernathy, Ellie McDonald, Maltie
Beaver. Luckie tiarrett ail of Grandview,
N. C.; Folly Woody, ol Marble, t
N. t Cora White of Andrew . N. C;?'
and four children died when her i
famiiy was small; twelve children in I
all. I
She was 711 years, & months and 23
days old. She joined the Baptist
.Church in the year of 18tfc? and has
been a great Bible reader and a
worker fo the laird.
She was a great lover of birds and
flowers, and also loved her whole
family ami din all she could for them
all.
The funeral services were held at .
the llangingdug church. Revs. John
Mulkey and Thomas Truett preached
the funeral sermons.
m us oe reauy wnen uoa calls
11?? meet the dear mother in the land
of rest and love where there is no
grief or osrrow, for she said just a few
moments before the end came 1 am
, so happy, oh, 1 ant so happy. Thank
' God for this consolation.
She had been a subsciber to the
Cherokee Seoul for more than 30 !
years and enjoyed it very much.
* LOST?Sunady, September 26, probably
between Topton and observa|
tion platform on Robbinsville road,
a post curd size kodak and case. This
1 is property of the U. S .Engineer j
Department. Chattanooga, Tenn.
I Finder please notify or mail to C. C.
Andeison, U. S. Survey Party, Hayesville,
N. C., and received reward,
(ll-pd)
t LADIES, who can do plain sewing at t
home and want profitable spare
time work. No canvassing. Write
(Enclose Stamp) to AMSTERDAM)
I DRESS COMPANY, Amsterdam, N. '
: Y., Dept. D. (lt-pd.) i
? Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. McNabb,
! of Copperhill, announce the birth of a
[ ! son on September 22nd, who has been j
? given the name Robert Lawrence.
1
NASHVILLE R. R.
and Trip to
A IN I A
STERN FAIR
er 1 to 8 and for trains
lanta before noon Octo ctober
11.
.RE $4.61 Round trip
nsult L. & N.
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JUT, MURPHY. N. C.
Mrs. J. E. Swan and children and i
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Colli*, of Copper i
Hill, motored to town Sunday and <
were guest" of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Brown.
1
Don't forget the It* Sale at the
Kexall Store. Murphy. N. C.. Thurs- '
day, Friday and Saturday. October
7th. Hth and i*th. R. S. Parker, Drugmat.
:
Fly-Tox the grown chickens and
the chicken house against "*-e und i
mites.?Advt.
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SIGNS SEEN ON THE
BACK OF FORDS .
"Nash" Can."
"Oil by Myself." ,
"Sick Cylinders." (l
"Puddle Jumper."
"The Stuttering Stutr." f
"Four wheels, ah tired." t.
"Fierce Arrow, with a quiver." {
per cent Static."
"100 r?er cent A Meri Can."
"Rolls-Oats." .
"Danger! 20,000 Jolts." i
"Vertical Four."
"Struggle Buggy."
"Baby Lincoln."
"The Uncovered Wagon."
"Little Bo-Creep."
"Why Girl- Walk Home."
"Mah-Junk."
"I'ray as You Enter."
"Pis Squeals."
But he one with a real kick to it
reads:
"Don't I-augh Big Boy?Mine's All
Paid For."?Tennessee Utility News.
KOR SALE?8 acres of ground and
louse on the Grand view ro?4 ' ! 1-niles
from Murphy. Will take $1."?00
'or further information see Oliver J.
Dockery, Murphy Rout J or write A.
v Worley, Robbinsville, N. C. t lt-pd?
Announcement was made this weeX
hat Hon. Felix E. Alley, of Waynes.ille,
will speak to the Democrat ii
oters of Cherokee County at Murl?hy
on Friday. October 8th. The
ladies are especially invited.
Buy one article at regular price,
pay lc, and get another just like it a.
it. S Barker's Kexall Store, Murphy,
N. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
October 7th, 8th and nth.
Fly-Tox kitchen and pantry uguinsi
ants.?Advt.
NOTICE OF EXECUTIVE SALE
By virtue of an execution issued by
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Cherokee County, North Carolina,
on Sept., 8, 1926 in a judgment in
favor of Binr.ey & Smith, a corpora
Roof
See roi
dO% 1<
ROAD tests with
the new"Stan<
ders with automobi
For instance, a Dc
September 24th to
40.9% increase in c
gas mileage; smootl
more power; less drj
Here's performance
getting from any lu
to the nearest "Sfc
dealer and get a cr;
results. You can ac
STANDAR1
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[ion. against Alba Mineral Company,
it corporation. at:ti levy cf <aid execution
on Sept.. 9. 1926 upon the
property hereinafter described, the
undersigned will proceed to sell to
[he highest bidder at public outcry
f?r cash .at the Courthouse door in
Murphy. Cherokee County, North
Carolina, at one o'clock. P. M., on
Monday. Nov. 1, 1926 the following
property towit, first offering the personalty:
All the personal property of the
\lba Mineral Company upon the
premises known as the Davis TaliMine.
being on Tract No 'A'i in Disrict
No. o of said County, an inventory
of which is to be found in Book
!'? I 58? of Deeds at page 67. in the
>ffice of the Register of Deeds for
aid County to which reference Is
made;
Tract No. Dist. No. ;t, of said
'ounty. containing 135 acres, fully
le-cribed in a deed from Continental
Talc Company to Alba Mineral Com>unv.
dated March 12. 1912. register
<i in sum jmce in iJeed bo-k
upre 78, to which reference is here?y
made;
One acre, more or less, described
r a deed from Georpo Hillyer to
Uba Mineral Company, dated April
MO 1 HER? Fletcher's Cwtoi
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teethinj
prepared to relieve Infants m
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in ;he assimilation of Food, p
Natural Sleep with
To a vol' ' -t* ays look for rii
Proven ?ii-< ?-t ?. -h package.
positive
id test on Do
;ss oil, 1Q% ]
hundreds of cars prove that
lard" Motor Oil works wonle
motor performance.
>dge, run 1,080 miles from
October 22d, 1925, showed
lil mileage; 10% increase in
ler operation at an speeds;
ig on the hills.
you have never dreamed of
bricating oil. Drive around
andard" Service Station or
ank case full. Then expect
'.tually feel the difference.
D OIL COMPANY
ew Jersey)
4 DARE
OR OIL
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, ijJ
21. 1925, registered in said oftS
April 22, 1925 in Deed Boole No. itt?
page 181, to which reference is hgS
by made: B
Said sale will ho made to ?
said execution and < -1-. and ct?^|
of sale.
This October 1. 11?26. B
B. B. MORROW, Shrhtl
By l>. M .Birt hfn-M, ShwtfB
(8-f?t-b) I
North Carolina, m
In The Suprior Court. B
Frank Adams B
B
Lillian Weis, or Lillian Adams, fl
NOTICE E
Let the defendant above naatB
take notice that the plaintiff will prvl
t oed to take the deposition of J. ll
Ross and others, said deposition to kB
used in the above entitled action, oB
to he taken at the Court house al
Crcenville. South Carolina, before JH
...nary runnc. The taking 0f *
depositions to be^in at 9 o'clock ?
to proceed from day to day until una
are finished.
Thi< the 29th day of Sept(ml_
1926.
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