JACKSON COU1T
Virblishtnl Wee!
JACKSON COUNTY
Entered' as second
the post office at S.
/ JOURNAL
By The
OURKAL CO.
lass matter at J
ra, N.C
I)AN TOMPKI % Editor
The Anti-Saloon .
much to its discomfi
la Hill isn't ;is dry
learned,]
re, that Alfal
hav.
None of us would ave danced go!
long nOr 90 merrily we had known j
that the piper was itng to he soj
eve'rla*st iujr ly high in . s charge. '
"May. Kxt-nd rat or in 111 On
Dt.'tls", srys a head I : and we only
craw to know to :n it is to be
extended to include.
\\C Ji re right mud
sit ion as the ;;!!:es. '?
debts, until souiebod
they owe us; but h:
repudiated or cancel
? It we- were askei ?
about the liiiti er, w
five homicide rases i
term of the t urt i::
is ju>! eXfi< 1 l\ live i
Time lia <? n.o v '
more thai;* a walrh
keep things jioing *??
we doubt whether it
town clocks could t:
keeping up with the "
4":
.\ general Paulo'
body's debts v ouh
unfair as the pn*p<
war debt's and rep;;
it wouldn't w ik as ?
np: 11 Hie - rtl -ling 1
tiovernor (iardner
Carolina is gfiitr on
go plan iii. t i 1 1 in* |
is past and the Stat
with which t ? nice
Which, we presume
sti'iiction ol' llighwa
more years.
l the same po
can't pay our
]>:iys u.s what
,ef? if we have
d ours, yet.
?r ;ui opinion
?vould say that
;ie tried at one
.iiickson county
.? many.
it will take
.!! the Khine to
; way. Fact is,
whole covey of
m the trick of
iacs in i-M-miany
|
?i 11 of every
bo near as
to cancel the
. ions. At least j
'?? ?at a hardship]
- -es of America!
says that North]
...ish pay as we'
?tit emergency ,
.is more money j
, nd payments. !
.i orks the con- 1
i'lii back a lew j
.4
Five homicide ca
February in this to
point the finger of
Bet our reco d hn
backed clear out of
tiring the percent:!"
population. An utij
say; but it is v.?t a
nor a palatable rcc,o
The new Vinanci
up by Unci* Sam t
the Valley of l)t .
Creen Pastures of
not be able to le;
with Charley (>awi
1m- it can cuss u?s
old da Vs. \\*? have I
tin... that a little <
be amiss, in he pr
were properly nj ? j > ! i
the riirh't persons.
to be fried in!
. y ; and yet we]
? -.in at Chicago |
he windy city J
' e running, fig
til the basis of
?asaiit thing to
sing situation,
'orporation, set
lead us out of
ssion into the
od Times, may
us there, but,
its head, may
k to the good
:<rht, for a long
ing might not
nt crisis, if it
and drected at
It would he just ? selfish for lis
to propo-c f at th \llies pay the
$184 per capita tli is due to the
people of .lack-son ('? ty and that the
government turn t amount over
to us to pnj road, s ?ol, and munici
pal bond:-*, and can*1 ' Ihc rest of the
amount cine flip l'i ?! States, as it
i.s for the hi:; bnnki to suggest that
the war debt- and. ;ia rations all be
canceled, sr. . !?:;t t' foreign loans
made hy them can ' 1 collected.
-Mr. Scott McBruli- has arrived at
tlif eoiiclu^iui that M'ohihition is not
and should i s>( lie siiadn a political
.issue, and should he pt out of parti
san political lampiij.ns. Just what
wc were trying to tell Mr.McRride,
Bishop Cannon, Dr. Barton, an'd the
rest ol' 'em, Imck in the colorful days
of '28, when they nvle opposition to
the Demon H ni, t Pope an?Tthe
Devil their shield j i shibboleth in
a bitterly partisan p ! itical campaign
Kev. Tun, ''Thin "holt",' Pardue
has gone hark to w . for tho Sta^e
of North Cm ilia >. ,? a 12 months
stretch, after beiii<; r< nvicted of vio
lating tli:1 stat vs nf State, where
in it is made and p ided that it is
uuknvl.d ii: i; ike, transport, or
haw in p"ses:/:on i'? !i,e purpose of
sale, vinous, malt, or oiritous liquors
All of which convi -s us that we
had th- h'"v. Tlmn ??holt, sized up
about right, v hen a fell out with
him for turnh>? up < rl, and appear
ing as the ehi-'f pr .iting witness
against her/ after s' had confessed
to him, in tlw heat < ^citement and
emotional:: m, , incide to a protrac^
ed meeting, being ei ucted by Rev.
TlniiMlerholt, that si had killed her
father.
LOST: Sat i. rday .\f. on Main
street in Sylva, one tin black glove
for right 1 and. Find . return to this
, office.
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r: A STIFF- UPPER UP
The doctrine of keeping a stiff up
per Hp is.jone that heeds to be preach
ed f&r and wide, these days. . '.
Of all ,.<;pntomptiblo creatures -.that
cumber tlie earth,' "a ^lacker about
heads the list. ' . j ->-?
During tho Great War Blockers
were su considered. Everybody wa?
expected o do hits part. To show a
streak of yellow, or to slack on the
job subjected one to the contempt of
his fellow men.
The:;:* were days of peril and hard
ship. K very man was eximeted to be J
a man, to take his medicine, standing
I up, and to fight back at the .enemy.
These be parlous days. The times
are as freighted with fateful conse-j
quences as wore the days of ' 17 audi
'18. The danger is as great. No manj
knows what a day may bring forth.!
So far as the people of America are
concerned, they are suffering more
in soul aim body than they did then.
The enemy is unseen, intangible; but1
he is gnawing at oi.r vitals as omi
nously as the thunder of the German
guns.
We were not slackers then. Let's
not be slackers now. We play?d the
part of men then. Let's be men now. I
W; need hope ami faith as wo go
about our tasks. Let us anchor our
se Ives' to the things that really count.
Dave faith in ourselves, faith in our
institutions, faith mi our neighbors,
and our fellow citizens, and turn a
face of hope Towards the rising sun
of tomorrow, and all will be well.
Keep a stiff upper lip. Don't be a
; slacker. This is no time "for whining
'and grumbling. Stand on your hind
| legs. J}c a man Bare your chest and
! fight 'em back, blow for blow. The
American people have never been,
licked. Tin's thing can't whip ns if
j we fight ii sianding up, with stiff j
: upper lips. j
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i .\ n ALLOT TO HIMSELF
If j ou will remember, back in "20,
George Piitchard was a-running for
the United States senate against Jo
siah William Bailey, the giant killer
(it who smote the Little Giant
j from Craven and laid him low, in
?I 11119 of the same year.
In "28 Mr. Prit chard ay as elected
' l'rom this district to congress over
Xebuion Weaver, due to the stir an
ent Al Smith and the bigger <>ne in
Buncombe, where ,to rid themselves
of ;i county government in which they
had lost confidence, and in fear ol
spoiling their ballots, and thus losing
their votes altogether, the electorate,
in large , numbers, went to the polls
and' cast straight lit publican tickets,
defeating Mr. Weaver, ?without renllv
: intending to do so.
When the *30 Campaign waxed
'warm, MivPritchard (now appearing
as a candidate for tlhe senatorial
toga, oihn! worthily worn by his il
l:islri;>iis father), either because ho
thought that his party was not in
jii'eat favor in the State, or because
he believed himself to be personally
more popular than the vest of the Re
publican ticket, or because he wanted
; to give the supposedly disgruntled
i Siii'inonites a chance to get revenge
against Bailey without having to go
to the trouble of scotching the gen
eral ballot, or for some other reason,
raised a rumpus and the voice of his
mighty lamentation was heard in the
land. He wanted to be on a ticket all
by himself, just a senatorial ballot
j,for him and Sir. Bailey. The State
Board of Elections- didn 't much fancy
the idea; but the Democratic chair
man, Mr. Mull, and Mr. Bailey both
agreed to it, and fhp thing was done,
just as Mr. Pritehard wanted it, and
for no other reason than to give him
the advantage that he fancied lie saw,
for any one of the reasons above
enumerated.
Tlii election came on, Mr. Bailey
swamped him under by some 113,000
votes or so. an average of a majority
of more than a thousand votes to the
county. *
Mr. Pritchard was far from satis
fied with the result, and has been
peeved about it ever since. He is
peeved to the extent that he is con
testing the election with Mr! Bailey.
He isn't satisfied with the way we
hold our elections in North Carolina
He is not pleased with our election
officials, nor with anything much that
concerns a North Carolina eleetior
especially the last one.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmeis in Jackson County. Won
derful opportunity. Make $7 to $12
daily. No experience or capital need
ed. Write today. McNess Company,
Dept. P. Freeport, Illinois.
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
JACKSON COUNTY.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
THE POWER OF SALE, contained
in a certain Deed of Trust, made by
M. Buchanan andi wife Belle Buchan
an to C. C. "Buchanan, Trqetee, for
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W." C.^Norton, dated th? X^th day of
Aueust 1024, and duly' re6o&ed in
Book 92 of needs of Trust on page '
145, etc., in the Register's Office for,
the County and state aforesaid, and
default having heen made in payment
of the notes. thereby secured* and the
holder thereof having directed that
the Lhed. of Trust be.fomcios^d^r
the purpose of satisfying .said note,
together with interest duos thereon.
THEREFORE, the undei$igned
trustee will offer for sale at the
Court House Door in the Town, of
Sylva, N. C., at twelve o'leock rjoqn
on Friday, the .-26th of- February,
1932, and will sell, to the highest ^bid
der for cash .the following real "es
tate, situate, lying and being in Syl
va Township, Jackson County, and
more particularly described as fol
lows: BEGINNING ?n a stake J. fi.
Ensley's line at the ford of Cope
Creek and running thence northeast
I with J. II. Ensley's line to the State
road; thence .southeast with the
State Road to the R. L. Davis lino
(now R. A. Painter's lino); thence
in a south direction with said R. L.
Davis or R. A. Painter line to Cope
Crcnk ; thence down said Cope Creek
with its meanders to the beginning;
Also an undivided one-eighth interest
in a certain spring together with pipe
line and right of way for said pipe
line from said property described
above to the said spring. The spring
described above being the same now
supplying said premises with water,
this being all the right, title and
interest of II. R. Snyder in said
spring pipe 1 i n etc.
This the 20th dnv of January, 1932
C. C BUCHANAN', Trustee
l-21-its.-tb.
NOTICE OF SALE
1'nder and by virtue r.f the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust made by jtcnry Smith and
wife Ola Smith to F. $!. Alley, Jr.,
trustee foi Tuckaseegrr Hank, dated
November 30th, 192*, ami recorded
in Book 9?> page 139, Record of deeds,
for Jackson County, and default hav
ing been* made in the payment of
the note thereby secured and the
holder thereof having directed that
the .deed of trust be foreclosed for
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the purpose of satisfying said note,
together with the interest due there
on. Therefore the undersigned trus
tee will offer for sale at the Court
Home Door, Jackson County, at
twelve o'clock noon Friday the 26th
dav of Febniarv, 19.J2, and will sell
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to the highest bidder for cash the
following real oatnte: Lying and be
in;* in Cullowhee TownsRip adjoin
im? lands ?of M. Buchanan and others
and fully described in a deed from
Thos. A. Cox and wife Cora Cox to
J. JI. Alley and Henry Smith, March
31st, 1919, and recorded in Book 80
ftt page 109, Record of Deeds Jackson
County, excepting and reserving from
operation of this instifcumtnt four
certain tracts or parcels of land
heretofore conveyed and described in
Book 84 iii page 492 Record pf Deeds
Jackson County; and second tract
described in a deed from Henry
Smith and Ola Smith to Mont Dave
recorded ir. Book 84 page 533 office
of -Register of Deeds, Jackson Coun
ty; and third tract described in a
deed fi^jm Henry Smith and Ola
Smith to Sam Fox and recorded in
Book 89 at page 252 Record of Deeds
office Register of Deeds for Jackson
County; fourth tract described in a
deed from Henry Smith and Ola
Smith to J. A. Seago and recorded ir
When
FOOD SOURS
I BOUT two hours after eating
t\. many people suffer from soar
itomachs. Tney call it indigestion. It
means that the stomach nerves have
b?en over-stimulated. There is excess
acid. The way *o correct it is with an
alkali, which neutralizes many times
Its volume in acid.
The xjteht way is Phillips' Milk of
Magnesia ? just a tasteless dose in
water, It is pleasant, efficient and
li armless. Besults come almost in
itantly. It is the approved method.
Vou will never use aiother whea
rou know.
Be sure to get the genuiie Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia presciibed Dy
physicians for correcting excfcjg acids.
J5c and 50c a bottle? any drtq store.
The ideal dentifrice for clean
teeth and healthy gums is Philips' -
Dental Magnesia, a superior tath
>aste that safeguards against aw.
oouth. ^
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Bodk 86 page 168 in office Register
of Deeds Jackson County.
litis the 18th day, of January 1932
M-- F. E. Alfev, Jr. Trustee
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NOtlCE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE !
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Uifder and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of tijist executed to the undersigned
trustee by F. E. Lyfcos and Company,
bearing date the second day of No
vember, 1931, and duly recorded! in
tho office of the Register of Deeds
for Jackson County, North Carolina,
in Bo^k 113 of Mortgages and Deeds
of Trust at page 193, default having
been made in the pajrment of the
indebtedness secured by said heed of
trust, as well as in the performance
of tbe promises and agreements in
said deed of trust contained whereby
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said power of s?le has, heeome oper- ]
ative, and demand having been made 1
by the holder of thej notes evidenc- i
ing said indebtedness! that the land
and premises described in and con
veyed by said deed ot trnst be sold
in accordance .with the terms there
of, the undersigned, trustee as afore
said, will, at- 12 o'clock Noon, on
Thursday, tlye^th day of February,
1932, at the Court House door in the
Town of Syb;a, County of Jackson,
North Carolina, expose for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash all ? those certain tracts of
laud, situate, lying and being in the
County of Jackson and State of
North Carolina, and more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
A throe-sixteenths undivided inter
est in and. to all those certain tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, situa'e,
Creeks in Jackson 7?
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tying and bein^ on the v.aifcnt ^
Way-Ye-lIatta, Caco Hnd ^
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Carolina, and known a- i!u.
lands and the Bla< k
Company tract, and V,, ;-.,T aK. ^
lands described in find ' ?: '-nycy^ y
a certain deed troin i,;.k<s nrut^
Realty and Mortgage ( 'impauy, ;
corporation of the St-ato ,<i'
to F. E. Lyketj and (oiM.any, \v
jng oate the 5tji day oi "umh, ^
and duly recorded in ???,. 0j
the Register of T)<vd-- i..r
Connty, North Carolina. m H ?k r,?
of Dusds at pace 129, t - which. ^
as so recorded reine: -. i, htrtb,
made for a nvorc full :ci N rfw-tj^
script ion of said' tr:"pt~ '.i land.
This 13th <lay U .) ..airu-\-, 19^
ALFKED s. RAl'N MM), Tra^
1^21 4ts
Lynchburg Plows
The popularity of any article, is due to the
service rendered the user.
Lynchburg Plows are growing in popularity
in Jackson County, due to the fact, out of all the
Lynchburg Plows sold in this County each user
is a booster. " ?
No. 160 Lynchburg 2-Horse Hillside $16.50
No. 60 Lynchburg l-Horse Hillside u... $13.00
No. 27 Lyndhburg 2-Horse Level-land .... $16.00
No. 34 Lynchburg l-Horse Level-land .... $10.00
See Lynchburg Plow Company's adver
tisements in all the leading farm papers
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Jackson Hardware Co.
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