Che Cheroftee ?>eouf
The Official Organ nf Murphy and
Cherokee Count v. Xorth Carolina
Published Every Friday
C. \\ . Bailey.. Editor-Manager
Mrs. C. \V. Bailey Associate Ed.
B. \Y. Sipe Associate Ed.
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NOTICE!
All persons subject to taxation are
required to furnish a list of their real
and personal property to the Lis*
Taker ot the township in which they
reside, or the township in which the
property is located, during the nKnth
oi May; and at the same time all
farmers are required to t'urtusn an
account of the number of acres in
their farm, and the number of acres
cultivated in the various crops for the
current year, etc., etc.
The iaw provides that non-residents
women, and invalids may list their
taxes by an agent, all others must
furnish their lists and verity same.
It is just as important that all real
estate be listed as that the personal
property should be listed.
A failure to list your taxes is a
misdemeanor, and also renders the
delinquent subject to an additional
tax on the property not listed.
For the purpose of receiving your
lax lists for the year 1927, the under
signed List Taker for Murphy i own
ship will be at the following places
on dates indicated. Come and list
your taxes at one of these places and
thus expedite the business, and also
sav? expenses to the public and extra
cost to you.
Boiling Springs, Monday, May 2nd.
Hangingdog, Tuesday, May 3rd. i
Dockery School House, Wednesday,
May 4th.
Grape Creek, Thursday, May 5th.
Old Martin's School House, Friday,
May 6th.
Brasstown School House, Saturday
May 7 th.
Peachtree, Monday and Tuesday,
May 9th, and 10th.
Tomotla. Wednesday, May 12th.
Murphv, May 13th, 14th, 15th, I
17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th.
Very respectfully,
E. A. VOYLES, List Ttaker.
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Andrews Locals
Mr. Albright Chambers has leased
the Dreamland Theatre from Mr. \V.
AI. Bradley. Mr. Chambers is plann
ing several new features in connec
tion with the moving picture show
and is assuring: the patrons of an up
to-date show.
Mr. J. W. Walker for several days :
has been c< n fined to his home with
an attack of cold. j
Andrews people are preparing for |
a hotly contested election. Three j
candidates for mayor: W. M. Brad- I
ley. J. E. Tidwell and D. S. Russell, j
Ten candidates for the board of alder- 1
men : W. W. Ashe. C. G. Wood, G. j
E. Lail, L. O. Caldwell. -J. F. Bristol, i
. T. Moore. W. D. Whitaker, R. T.
Heaton. D. F. McHaffey and J. A. ;
Tatham. Election for mayor and
board ot aldermen is Tuesday after
the first Monday in May at which
time four aldermen will be elected 1
for a period of two years. 1
Mrs. Mary W. Hawk, of Waynes
ville, X. C.. was a visitor in Andrews
on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Hawk
came for the purpose of buying the
property known as the -Toe Taylor
i'reperty which she did from Mr. D.
S. Russell
Andrews at present is without a
minister: Rev. J. R. Church, pastor ^
oi the Methodist Church is conduct- 1
ing a two weeks revival in Asheville j
and Rev. W. H. Ford, pastor of the j
I "aptist Church is conducting a two j
weeks revival in Rome, Ga.
G. E. Lail and D. H. Tillitt were
business visitors in Murphy on Tues
day of this week.
Mrs. William Spear left the first
of the week for a two weeks trip to
Atlanta and other points in Georg a.
While gone Mrs. Spear will visit
friends and relatives.
Andrews High School base ball
team played Robbinsville baseball
team on Tuesday of this week ?.nd
came off victor by the score of 20 to
j 4. On last Saturday, the team play
ed Sylva and came back on the los
j ingr end of a 6 to 5 score. This is the
| first game the team has lost th s
| season.
? T. M. Worthey spent the first of
I the week in Atlanta where he was
I making: purchases in connection with
his store.
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On last Friday night, the declama
| tion contest in the Andrews High
School was held. Cecil Chandler won
the medal; Paul Reese was awarded
second honors; Mark Boone, Joe
Brown and John Swan all three tied
for third place. The judges for the
cccassion were: Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
S:pe and Ralph Moody.
Mr. J. A. Morgan came home last
Saturday from the hospital in Atlan
to. He remained only a day and went
back for further treatment. Mr. Mor
gan is looking well and has every rea
son to believe that he is now on the
way to rapid improvement.
The Andrews Woman's Club has ac
cepted the invitation of the women of
Bryson City to be with them on Fri
day of this week. Numbers of the
ladies will be bedecked in their cotton
fabric dresses and in competition for
the prize to be offered.
FOR SALE ? Improved and inspected
Porto Rican potato slips, ready now. 1
$2.00 per 1000 F. O. B. my south
Georgia beds. Order early for early
delivery. Thanking my friends in the I
old north State for past patronage, I |
am, yours very truly, J. J. SEAY,
Tate, Ga. (,.t-pd.)
FOR RENT ? One six room house
near the L. & S. "Y". See or
write FRED STILES, Murphy, Rt. 2.
( lt-pd.)
LOST ? Small hand bag, somewhere
on streets ot Murphy, with ribbon
handle, containing $15.21 and hand
kerchief. Reward if returned to,
MRS. S. A. WHITE, Blairsville. Ga.,
Rt. 1. (lt-pd)
To the readers of the Cherokee Scout:
I wish to say that my crop of Porto
Rico potato plants are very pood,
therefore I am reducing the prices
to $2.00 per 1000, $9.50 per 5000.
1 guarantee good plants, prompt ship
ment and pay all shipping charges.
Order direct from the growers and get
fresh plants which have been inspect
ed and treated. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
W. L. McCLELLAN,
(2t-pd.) Rt 3, Adel Ga.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
Chero#ee County,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
THE BANK OF MURPHY
VS
O. C. DAVIS AND
WILLIAM P. PAYNE
NOTICE
The defendant, O. C. Davis, in re
spect of whom service of summons
is desired, will take notice that an
action has been begun against him
and his surety, William P. Payne, on
the 29th, day of March, 1927, for the
recovery of the sum of $536.20 to
pay a note dated December 5th, 1925
at sixty days and signed by said de
fendant, on which $51.09 was credit
ed on January 14th, 1926; that said
summons is returnable in the office
( of the said Clerk in Murphy on the
7th ,day of May, 1927, and that said
defendant is notified to appear and
answer the complaint on file in said
action, or the relief prayed will be
granted.
Said defendant is also notified that
a warrant of attachment has been is
sued in said action and is returnable
at the same time and place, said sum
mons and has been levied upon a debt
of about $500.00 due by J. B. Mul
key to said defendant.
This March 30th, 1927.
P. C. HYATT.
Clerk Superior Court, Cherokee
County, North Carolina.
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