Thursday, Nov. 3, 19
Fall Book Exhibit
Arranged At Library
The -kmi-annual new fall book exhibition
has been arranged at the
Mu phy ('arncgi* library and will be
NY\ week the exhibit will be held
at the dam. and the following week
it will be shown at the Andrews Carnegie
library.
Each tall and spring leading book
publishers of the county donate complimentitry
copies of their outstand
ing works to public libraries, and
t!ii yen's demonstration is said to
be one of the most interesting to
ever be displayed.
The j ublic is cordially invited to
attend the exhibit.
Talc Testing Shatts
Sunk On Marble Land
Continued from fronT page %
Officials 'her* believe that talc, which
i> usually fount! near Marble deposits,
tan be mined successfully on thi
property
Mi. Bailey says that the vein which
H he is now operating fi\e miles below
Murphy on the .Notla liver, and wnicn
lies within the territory to he inundated
by the waters to be backed up
by the TVA's $22,000,0*10 Hiwasseo
dam when it is completed, is the same
as th<- one running through the marble
company property.
i> about 150 yards in front of the
Marble company offices at a marble
quarry site.
To the voters of Cherokee County
both ladies and Gentlemen:
As I am not able to see you and
talk to you in person, 1 take this method
of thanking you for the past
favor* and hoping on Nov. 8 that you
will go to the polls and give me your
support and by doing so you will keep
me in the office of The Register of
Deeds and this will be greatly appreciated
by me. I will do my best in
the office and give you all the same
treatment as I have given you in the
past.
Very truly yours,
B. L. PADGETT.
(Paid Political Advertisement)
To Whom It May Co
I
PI am informed my o
Court in the election iSoi
that I draw a pension a
per month. That is not
pension of $42.75, but I
two years, was wounde
gun bullets and was g<
have spent over 8V2 Ye<
the effects of the gas I j
was discharged from th
small pension for five y<
discharged from the hosj
up now.
It is also reported tha
some correspondence (t<
1 sponsored and favored
Clerk of the Court in th<
I have letters in my poss
was opposed to this mea
ed to read them at any
If Mr. Donley has n
he have this correspond
I havp npvpr aeko/1 il
M. 1IM T X/ 11V T VI U.U1WU l/l
ty for any office bef
Ition I am seeking, ai
go to the polls and \
IF I AM ELECTED I P
REMEMBER THAT I'
WHO PUT ME IN C
WILL SERVE YOU T(
MY ABILITY HONES1
WINSL
38. rhc Cherokee S
Roads Closed To Hunters
Near Tennessee Line
Hunters in Chen kee county should
?;:!?? notice that - veral rirads within
n- National forest near th?- North
arolina-Xennessee state line has
oeen closed by governmeat action.
A full and complete legal notice of
the roads to be barred will he found
n a *,NOTICE" ad on page seven,
first section. of this issue of the
Scout.
Dr. Graham To Address
Library Meetng Friday
(Continued from front pasje)
County, wiif then introduce Dr. (Iraham
who will speak 011 "State and
Federal Aid for Public Libraries", the
topic of the day's discussion.
Following the .Vlurphy meeting and
. t tour of the library, the party will j
i " Cecil to Hiwassee Dam village
where a Dutch luncheon will be held.
At this meeting a round table discussion
will be held with Miss Real
in chargt^B
The tot;i of the dam site will follow
with the T\ A Public Safety division !
in charge.
K ( . \\ right. James B. Ward and |
f. B. Hudson, will be in charge of
the t<?ur. Thi v aotioiim i? t h n t t?
ote ior me on Nov. 8.
ROMISE THAT I WILL
r WAS MY FRIENDS
OFFICE, AND THAT 1
) THE VERY BEST OF
rLY and FAITHFULLY.
OW MclVER
(Paid Poltical Advertisement) |
largo numb' i' of persons from Cherokee
county and vicinity have made
strrsngerr.enis for the terjr.
Kenneth Hsyco, who Is connected
with the training section of TVA at
Hiwassee Dam, is in charge of arrangements
at the dam site. I he
1 hospitality committee i: composed of
Mrs. R. B. Wooten, Mrs. Margaret
Ellis, Miss Adella Meroney, Miss
A Hint* Richardson, Mrs. Louise Bayless,
Mrs. I*. .I- Henn, Miss Annie
.Viae Townson and Mrs- Kathleen
Davidson.
This is sai<l to he the first time
j that any president of the state university
has appeared public-ally on a
i program in this western part of the
( state, and Miss Entrekin is anticipat
ing a large attendance,
i Senior classes from the Murphy
j pnd Andrews schools will attend the
meeting to be addressed by Dr. GraI
Hani in the court house in Murphy.
'
ncern:
i
pponent for Cierk of the
r. 8 is circulating a report
mounting to $t>0 or ?J>yU
true. I do draw a small
served in the World War
j E3B * -
a in action by machine
issed. Since the war 1 j
irs in hospitals fighting I
;ot in the war. When I
e hospital I was given a
:ars from the date I was
aital. This time is about
it Mr. Donley is showing
elegram) indicating that
increasing the salary of 1
; last General Assembly, j
session showing that I
sure. The public is invittime.
othing to hide why does
lence in his possession?
ie voters of thecounore.
I need the posind
I appeal to you to
1 C mv rv
>ccut, Murphy, North Car
Elections To Be Held
'n County On Tuesday
Continued from front page
ict; the county ticket with its state
. apitol and local officials; tne fowrv
hip tickets for justice of the peace
nd constables, and constitutional
'.mendment ballots.
Says Everything Ready
Despite the turmoil of an intensive
i ampaign by both parties, Fred O.
, Rates, chairman of the Cherokee
t County Board of Elections, announc
that everything is in readiness foi
he voting as per schedule.
Candidates and their helpers and
party groups have circulated freely
hroughout the county and 110 section
of i! lacks a k:?o\v ledge of the princi[
a! candidates,
j f^eading the county ticket is the
office of solicitor of the 20th judiI
rial district which finds John M.
j Quec'.i, incumbent of Waynesvilh*
| unopposed as the ^Democratic candidate.
R. B. (Jack) Morphew, young Robbinsville
attorney who has served
[prominently in the state legislature on
previous occasions, is the Dem ocratic
nominee for state senator from the
3:;id senatorial district. He is opposed
1 by McKinley Edwards, Bryson City j
j attorney.
Two Cherokee county attornies arc |
'also running for representative. J. {
| N. Moody, of Mor?hy, 5s the Dome j
cratic candidate while Clyde H. Jar- |
rett. of Andrews, is on the Republi- j
can slate.
Seek Sheriff Post
Heading the county ticket?01
any other to be voted locally for that
matter?is the office of sheriff and
two of the strongest men politically
?t. the county are seeking the post, s
I L L. Mason, incumbent, and prom in- i
out cattle dealer, is the Democratic \
candidate. He is opposed on the Re|
publican ticket by J. C. Townson,
Murphy business man and farmer.
| Both men are well-known and a bit
I ter fight is being waged in their hehalf.
| For clerk of the Superior court,
j lohn Donley, the Republican incum|
bent, is being opposed by Wiredow
Mclver, World War veteran and Murphy
business man.
B. L. Padgett, incumbent Democratic
Register of Deeds, of Murphy,
is seeking reelection over Henry A.
Barton. R??ni?hli/.nn '
r ?,|U 10 lUlllll'lied
with the Moore Supply company here.
Three separate county tickets have
been printed for the office of county
commissioner, inasmuch as the
county is divided into three separate
county commissioner districts. DisI
trict No. 1 comprises the Vuileytownl
Andrews area from Marble *u Topion.
' Upon the death of S. H. Parker,
Democratic candidate for the posii
tion of county commissioner,from the
i first district, it has not been learned
! who will oppose Henry G. Dills, Aiv
1 drews citizen, who is the Republican
I nominee.
CARD OF THANKS
| We wish to extend our dcepc t ap- j
| preciation to friends for their many
| expressions of sympathy and kindness
I and for the floral offerings in the
I death of Mr. M. L. Mauney.
I THE MAUNEY FAMILY.
KENN
THEATRE j
Murphy, N. C. i
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, Nov. 3-4
Sonja Heinie
"My Lucky Star"
?with?
Richard Greene, Joan Davis
^^aesar^Romero^^udjlyJEbsoi^^
SUNDAY, November 6
Melvyn Douglas Florence Rice
Claire Dodd, Nat Pendleton
?In?
"FAST COMPANY"
??? ?
MONDAY-TUESDAY, Not. 7-8
"THE TEXANS"
?Starring? I
Randolph Scott Joan Bennett
Mae Robton, Walter Brennan '
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, Nov. 1C-11 ]
John Barrymore
In?
'HOLD THAT COED'
?With?
George Murphy, Marjorie
Weaver?Jack Haley
olina
In the second district which com- !
rises the Murphy area T. F\ Calhoun. |
I Regal, is the Democratic candidate [
nd is being opposed by E. P. Ha?v- j
kins, Murphy business man.
T. T. Johnson Ls the candidate f??r
democratic commissioner in ,he thin!
iistrict which includes the commun-1
ies in the lower end of county, lie : j
opposed by J. M. Anderson.
Seven members of the cour.ty hoa>c! |
of education are to he elected and i
seven names appear on rhe Democra- j
tic licket. They . re: M?s. G W. Cov J
er, B. M. Harbin, E. L. Shields, E. :
B. Kin#. B. B. Palmer. J. T. Hayes
and Lawson Lunsford. There are
three Republican candidates for the
office- They are: J. W. Axley, D. V.
Carringer and B. L. Fox.
For county surveyor Lon Raper. of
Oak Park, is the Democratic candi- \
date, while O. G. Anderson, of Culberson.
is the Republican candidate.
Dr. Harry Miller, of Murphy, is the
rii.mnrMiitii. (un/lirlotfi fm- />ArAnor
while Dr. Fred L- Herbert incumbent
of Andrews, is the Republican candidate.
Incumbent Senator K. Reynolds is
the candidate for that office on the
Democratic state ticket. He is opposed
by Charles A. .ffcnes.
Likewise Zebulon Weaver, of Asheville.
the incumbent congressman from
the 1 1th district, is seeking reelection
His opponent is Von no L- Gudgui
Aslifvilie.
Democratic candidates for Superior
court judges in the 21 districts of
^CLASS
FOR SALE?Electric range, used
two months. $75 in cash- See Neil
Sneed. (12-3t-pd)
FOR SALE?80 acres of land. 3
miles from Blairsville. la mile off
highway- Timber- Two dwellings including
tenant house. Good spring.
30 acres of bottom land. Price reasonable.
J. B. Gregory. Route 2.
Blairsville. G? (12-4t-pd)
FOR SALE 38-in. Crescent bandsaw,
$175.00; 12-in. Crescent jointer,
$150.00; 12-in. American floor sander.
$100.00. All jrood condition. A.
M. Case, 116 N. Franklin, Brevard, I
N. C. (14-lt-p) I
FOR SALE Two practically new |
heaters. See Mrs. J. N. Moody, Murphy,
N. C. (14-lt-c)
PIGS FOR SALE: 18 fine white
Red Jersey white Chester Cross for
sale the 5 of November. Live on
Ben Fax old farm. Mrs- T. P- McClure.
(14-lt-p)
FOR SALE Twenty lots just outside
city limits and twenty inside city
lirrts, lots are located near the* L. F.
Beal home. Two and half acres corner
lot 64 and No. 10 Hghway just
across the street from L. M. Shields.
One brick store building now occupied
by Murphy Market. Terms can
be arranged on any part of this property.
H- E. Dickey. (13-lt-c)
DR. E. L. HOLT
Dentist - X-ray Specialist I
Hill-Parker Bldg.
Murphy, N. C. i
QUICK RELIEF FROM
STOMACH ULCERS
DUE TO EXCESS ACID
Free Book Telle of Marvelous
Home Treatment that Must Help
or It Will Cost You Nothing
Over one million bottles of the WILLARD
TREATMENT have been sold for relief of |
-??"V (iuu MWWWWIIBI vicvrsauo to ElC?M
Acid?Poor Direction, Sour or UpMt Stomach,
Qatilnm, HcartNam, IIitUmiwm.
tc., due to Eicoss Add. Sold on 15 dayir
trial! Ask for "WWord's WMiff which
fully explain* this marvelous treatment?
froo?at
PARKER'S DRUC STORE?Murphy
W^TWeaJUj? I
I Not now/
... thanks to BlackV
Draught. Often that
droopy, tired feeling is caused
by constipation, an everyday
thief of energy. Don't put up
with it. Try the fine old
vegetable medicine that simply
makes the lazy colon go 1
back to work and brings I
prompt relief. Just ask for M
BlACK-DHAOfiHT.. [rag?|
"An old friend
of the family."^. jl
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the state are unopposed on the stat-. I
ticket as are the candidates for attnr. E
nev general, commissioner of laboi
and utilities commissioner. Three I
Democratic candidates f,,v - rn- B
justice of the supreme e? .. are: yt
V. Barnhill, J. Walla< \V inborn, B
and A. A. F. Scarce;;. To . Itepol B
can candidates are; Herbert F. Sea-1
well, Jr.. and Ervin B. Tdek - S
Two constitution amer-lnn-tr - B
be voted on in the elect'. They are; B
an amendment making tie t- tm ..f ot- B
fice of sheriff and e-i-<.n<-i foe: B
years irsteaii of the r - ?- - - i. - Ig
year term, an and amendment for .: B
against a department of j H
There are five township ballots t?H
be voted on- In the Murp> -.wo-hip n
Ezra Price is Dmocratu candidate H
for constable. He is opt <! hy S. 6. B
Stiles. On the same ballot ! . . t Hall B
is, unopposed as Ropuniicat andidatc B
for Justice of the Pear s
In Valleytown town l II. H. B
Hyde, is seeking the of fie. istic-r B
of the peace on the It- put. an tick- B
and is unopposed. ^
In Beaverdam townshin ' f - "
'* <T. HK
Rose is the Republican candidate fr.r I
constable. Jerry Jenkins has annaur I
ceci for the same office on an inde- B
pendent ticket. %[
In Shoal Creek township J. c B
Wright, is the Democratic .1: didatcB
for constable against O. J West, R?:. H
publican candidateGuy
K Hystt, randi M|
date for constable in Notla township B
s unopposed.
IFIED^I
FOR RENT: My house :n Murphy B
recently vacated by Dr. Holt. A- S- I
Clarke, Copperhill, Tcnn. (12-4t-pd B
FOR ENT Two room steam-heat- B
rd apartment with bath. Apply to H
Mrs. W. M. Fain, Murphy, N. C. B
(14-lt-chg)
FOR RENT Two nice furnished B
Led rooms. Close in. Call 20- w
APARTMENT FOR RENT: See B
Mrs. J. N. Moody, Murphy, N. C. B
( 14-1 t-cf )
FREE! If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, H
Heartburn, Belching, Bloating. Nau- H
sea. Gas Pains, get free Sample, Udga,
at the Parker Drug Store. |
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